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 BOOKS IN THE LOWER HALL 
 
 OF THE 
 
 BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 
 
 IN THE CUVSSKS OF 
 
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 THIRD EDITION. 
 
 BOSTON: 
 
 PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES, 
 1892.
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 BOOKS IN THE LOWER HALL 
 
 OF THE 
 
 BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 
 
 IX THE CLASSES OF 
 
 §^istotw, piopajrhij, ^capiiphg, and itarcl 
 
 THIRD EDITION. 
 
 BOSTON: 
 
 PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES. 
 1892.
 
 The last edition ot this catalogue contains many notes which are valuable 
 in historical study. They are supplemented by such books as Adams's " Manual of 
 historical literature" [1403. i], Putnam's "Best reading" [1406.1], Porter's "Books 
 and reading" [404.17], and Sonnenschein's "Best books" [Bates Hall desk]. 
 Other lists may be found under the headings "Biography," "Geography," and 
 " History," and the sub-headings there indicated, in the Handbook for Readers, 
 published by the Trustees. 
 
 A large number of the books to which attention is called in the notes, men- 
 tioned above, belong to the Bates Hall collection. 
 
 The Chronological index to Historical Fiction, now in course of publication in the 
 Bulletin, may be useful for finding books for supplementary reading. 
 
 RcKkwtll and Churchill. 
 City Prinltn.
 
 n
 
 HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND TRAVEL 
 
 A., L. M. Six weeks in old France. Letters from 
 Chateau de Montagland. Albany, 1887. 1668.30 
 A. L. 0. E. See Tucker, Charlotte. 
 Abailard, Pierre, and Heloise. Ahelard and Heloise : 
 a medJLEval romance, with the letters of Heloise. 
 Ed. by Abby Sage Richardson. Boston, 1884. 
 
 1532.22 
 
 Wight, O. W. The romance of Abelard and Heloise. 
 1853. 1589-4 
 
 Abbeokuta: an outline of the Yoruba mission. 
 Tucker, S. 1853. 699.14 
 
 Abbeys. 
 
 History and legends of old castles and abbeys. [1875.] 881.2 
 
 Abbot, Abiel. Letters written in the interior of 
 Cuba, 182S. Boston, 1829. 635.1 
 
 Abbot, George, archbishop of Canterbury, 1562- 
 1633. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 3. 815.1.3 
 
 Abbot, Gorham D. Memoir of Nathan W. Dick- 
 erman ; who died intheeighth year of his age. N. Y. 
 [Cop. 1830.] 549.45 
 
 Mexico, and the United States. N. Y., i86g. 622.12 
 Abbot, John Emery. 
 
 Ware, H. Sketch of J. E. Abbot. In Ware's Miscel- 
 laneous writings, vol. 2. 1846. 117.4.2 
 
 Abbot, Willis ,1. Battle fields and camp fires. The 
 principal military operations nf the Civil wan from 
 the removal of McClellan to the accession of Grant. 
 N. Y. [1890.] Illus. 273.13 
 
 Battle-fields of '61. Military operations up to the 
 end of the Peninsular campaign. N. Y. [1889.] 
 Illus. 274.13 
 
 Blue jackets of '76. A history of the naval battles 
 of the American revolution, with a narrative of the 
 war with Tripoli. N. Y. [1888.] 273.17 
 
 Blue jackets of 1 81 2. N. Y. [1887.] 274.1 
 
 Blue jackets of '61. N. Y., i886. 273.14 
 
 Abbotsford. 
 
 Irving, W. Abbotsford and Newstead abbey. 
 
 1659.11; No. 2 in 377.1.2 ; 407.4 
 
 Abbott, Rev. Benjamin, 1732-1796. 
 
 Gorrie, p. D. Lives of eminent methodist ministers. 535.14 
 
 Abbott, Benjamin Vaughan. The travelling law- 
 school, and Famous trials. (First lessons in gov- 
 ernment and law.) Boston. [1884.] 130.63 
 Abbott, Charles, ist baron Tenterden, 1762-1832. 
 
 Brightwell, Cecilia L. Memorials of great lawyers. 
 
 1516.13 
 
 Abbott, Edward. A paragraph history of the Am- 
 erican revolution. Boston, 1876. 229.13 
 Abbott, Edwin A. Philochristus : memoirs of a 
 disciple of the Lord. 2ded. Boston, 1878. 2102.23 
 
 Abbott, Gorham D. See Abbot, Gorham D. 
 Abbott, Jacob, 1803-1879. American history. [Cop. 
 1860-65.] 8 v. 306.3 
 
 Contents. — i. Aboriginal America. 2. Discovery of Amer- 
 ica. 3. Southern colonies. 4. Northern colonies. 5. Wars 
 of the colonies. 6. Revolt of the colonies. 7. Revolution. 
 8. Washington. 
 
 China and the English ; or, the Chinese as illustrated 
 in their intercourse with foreigners. 1835. 1695.5 
 Histories of Cyrus the great and Alexander the 
 great. 1880. [Chautauqua edition.] 550.3 
 
 History of Alexander the great. [Cop. 1876.] 549.1 
 History of Alfred of England. 1873. 559.1 
 
 History of Charles the first of England. 1878. 559.18 
 History of Charles the second. [Cop. 1877.] 559.22 
 History of Cleopatra. [Cop. 1851.] illus. 549.5 
 History of Cyrus the great. [Cop. 1878.] 549.11 
 History of Darius the great. [Cop. 1878.] 549.15 
 History of Genghis Khan. 1877. 579.17 
 
 History of Hannibal. [Cop. 1849.] 549-14 
 
 History of Julius Ccesar. 1876. 549.17 
 
 History of Mary queen of Scots. [Cop. 1876.] 559.28 
 History of Nero. [Cop. 1881.] 549-19 
 
 History of Peter the great. [Cop. 1859.] 579.16 
 History of Pyrrhus. 1854- 549.20 
 
 History of queen Elizabeth. [Cop. 1876.] 559-25 
 History of Richard the first of England. [Cop- 1857.] 
 Illus. 559.8 
 
 History of Richard the second. [Cop. 1858.] 579.8 
 History of Richard the third. [Cop. 1858.] 579.13 
 History of Romulus. 1874. 549-27 
 
 History of William the conqueror. [Cop. 1849.] 
 Illus. 559.6 
 
 History of Xerxes the great. [Cop. 1878.] 549.25 
 Marco Paul's voyages & travels [in] Boston. [Cop. 
 1853.] 659.23 
 
 These books by Jacob Abbott were published in New York. 
 
 Rollo books. Namely : — 
 
 Rollo in Geneva. N. Y., 1866. 659.14 
 
 Rollo in Holland. N. Y. [Cop. 1858.] 659.17 
 
 Rollo in London. Boston, 1859. 659-5 
 
 Rollo in Naples. N. Y. [Cop. 1858.] 677.10 
 
 Rollo in Paris. N Y., 1873. 659.8 
 
 Rollo in Scotland. N. Y., 1880- 677.18 
 
 Rollo in Switzerland. N. Y. [Cop. 1858.] 659.22 
 
 Rollo on the Atlantic. Boston. [Cop. 1853.] 659.1 
 
 Rollo on the Rhine. Boston, 1854. 659.9 
 This series is illustrated. 
 
 A summer in Scotland [in 1847]. N. Y., 1876. 
 
 647.18 
 Abbott, John Stevens Cabot. American pioneers 
 and patriots. Namely : —
 
 Abbott 
 
 Acton 
 
 ,. ri»74) 
 
 KiiC- 
 
 IS»7«S 
 
 iS»7.g 
 lanon. 1874. '75-4 
 
 1 I5»7 14 
 
 u.-,-.s 
 1527. ij 
 
 338. 3J 
 
 1 a75-a 
 
 1 he empire 1)1 Austria. iSig. r)27-" 
 
 The ciirrr ot KuSMa. i860. 927-14 
 
 I 1 reMjIiition of 1780, as viewed in the lifiht 
 111 iri-itilutions. 1059. 1001.3 
 
 lis; r, ol IreJerick the treat. 1871. 602.9 
 
 II -; TV ot Hent^- the fourth of France and Navarre. 
 iS'i. ■ ■ 559-'5 
 Hi-try of Hernando Cortez. 1855. 579.1 
 History of Hortense, queen of Holland. 1870. 
 
 559-33 
 Histor>' of Josephine. [Cop. 1879.] 559-32 
 
 Historv of king Philip, chief of the Wampanoags. 
 1875. ■ 579-7 
 
 History of Louis XIV. [Cop. 1870.] 559-27 
 
 Hist'ir-y of Louis Philippe. 1871. 559-29 
 
 Mi--tiirN ol M.iJ.ime Roland. fCop. i8;o.J 559.34 
 History of Maria Antoinette. [Cop. 1849.] 559.30 
 Histor>' of Napoleon Bonaparte. [Cop. 1855.] 2 v. 
 
 601. 1 
 History of Napoleon III. Boston, 1869. 603.6 
 
 History- of the Civil war in America. 1863, 66. 2 v. 
 
 292.12 
 Same. 1865-67. 2 v. 292.15 
 
 Itaiv and the war for Italian independence, including 
 a sketch of Pius IX. Boston, 1871. 915-0 
 
 Italy. [Cop. i860.] 917.10 
 
 Kings and queens. 1872. 1517.13 
 
 I nrii.nis. — Josephine iind Mari.i Lx>uisa. Ixiuis Philippe. 
 I L-r<lin.ind. Nicholas. Leopold. Isabella. Victoria. Louis 
 N.ipolcon. 
 
 Lives of the presidents of the United States [to 
 Hayes]. Boston, 1880. 1522.12 
 
 Napoleon at St. Helena. [Cop. 1855.] 602.2 
 
 Prussia and the Franco-Prussian war. Boston, 
 1871. 925.9 
 
 The romance of Spanish history. 1869. 979.13 
 
 South and north : or, impressions received during a 
 trip to Cuba and the South, i860. 637.26 
 
 Most of these books by J. S. C. Abbott are illustrated and 
 published in New York. 
 
 Abbott, Lyman. Henrv Ward Beecher: a sketch 
 lit his career. By Lyman Abbott, assisted bv S. B. 
 Halliday. Also Mr. Beecher's life as sketched by 
 himself. Hartford, 1887. 530.20 
 
 Histor>' of Cough's life and work. In Cough's 
 Platform echoes. 1121.7 
 
 Abd-ul-Med]ld, sultan of Turkey, 1822-1861. 
 
 GI150N A. The czar and the sultan. 1854. 918.16 
 
 Abderahman I (Abou-Motrif-el-Safar), king of the 
 house iif Omeya, 731-787. 
 
 iRVlNi;, \V. Spanish papers and other miscellanies, vol. 1. 
 
 1815.5.1 
 Abdy, Edward S. Journal of a residence and tour 
 in the United States, 1833, 34. London, 1835. 3 v. 
 . 629.7 
 
 A Becket, Thomas. See Thomas a Becket. 
 A Beckett, Gilbert Abbott. The comic history of 
 Rome. London. Illus. 9569 
 
 Ab61ard. See Abailard. 
 
 Abepcpomby, Sir Ralph, 1734-1801. 
 
 .\liHKi,KoMliV. J., ist b.iron Dunfermline. A memoir. 1861. 
 
 577- 1 a 
 Gl Kli: G. R. Lives of British military commanders, vol. 3. 
 
 388.3.3 
 l..il":i. I-:, Portraits, vol. 8. 815.1.8 
 
 Aberdeen, Earl of. See Gordon, G. H. 
 Abernethy, John, 1764-1831. 
 
 M.MIIWUN, G. Memoirs of .\berncthy. 1853. 588.8 
 
 Ri sM It. W. 1-li.cenlric personages. 1866. 5''9-'9 
 
 Ablngton, Frances, born Barton, I73i?-i8i5. 
 
 Mai rili-.ws, B., and Huttun, L. Actors and actresses of 
 
 Gr.-.ii Urilain and the United Stales, vol. i. 1540.65.1 
 
 Abode, The, of snow. Himalayas [in 1875]. 
 Wilsim, A. 1695.11 
 
 Aborlg'lnes of America. See Indians of America. 
 Abou '1 Hassan ibn Hallawl. See Jehuda Levi 
 bfii S.imucl, cl Kastili. 
 
 Abou-Motpif-el-Safar. See Abderahman I. 
 About, LJinonJ Fraiigois Valentin. Greece and 
 the (jreeks of the present day. N. Y., 1857. 918.15 
 The Roman question. Trans, by H. C. Coape. 
 N. Y., 1859. 1098.26 
 
 Rome of to-day. N. Y., 1861. 665.10 
 
 PiCTRUCCELI.l DKLI.A GaTTINA, F. Rome and the papacy 
 [etc.]. Commentaries on "The Roman question" of E. 
 .\bouI. [1872.] 957-13 
 
 Abraham a Sancta Clara (Ulrich Megerle), 
 1642-1709. 
 
 Hkdgk, F. H. Prose writers of Germany. 1852. 545.1 
 
 Abroad again. Guild, C. 1877. 1647.1 
 
 Ab-sa-ra-ka; or, Wyoming opened. Carrington, 
 
 Margaret I. 1890. 248.13 
 Abyssinia. 
 
 HAKF.K,Sir S. \V. The Nile tributaries of Abyssinia. 1868. 
 
 1692.9 
 Brick, J. Travels and discoveries in Abvssinia [1768-73]. 
 
 640.5 
 GoBAT, S. Journal of three years' residence in Abyssinia 
 [1830-36] . ' 697.7 
 
 lOHNSTON. C. Travels in southern Abyssinia. 1844. 697.1 
 Parkyns, M. Life in .Abyssinia. 1854. 697.6:697.5 
 
 Rl'ssKLL, M. Nubia and Abyssinia. [1833.] 810.61 
 
 Acadia. See Nova Scotia. 
 
 Acadie, L' : or, seven years' explorations in British 
 Americ.i. Alexander, Sir J. E. 1849. 626.8 
 
 Acamapitzin, 1st king of Mexico,— 1389. 
 
 Goodrich, S. G. Lives of celebrated American Indians. 
 
 1869.1.5 
 
 Achievements of youth. Steel, R. 1890. 1554.24 
 Ackland, Ladv Ciiristina Harriet Caroline. 1750- 
 1815. 
 
 Ellet, Elizabeth F. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. I. 538.13.1 
 
 Acland, Charles. A popular account of the man- 
 ners and customs of India. New ed. London, 
 1 861. 889.2 
 
 Across Africa [1872-76]. Cameron, V. L. 2 v. 
 
 1699.18 
 Across America and Asia [1860-65]. Pumpellv, 
 ,R. 1623:5 
 
 Across America ; or, the great West and the Pa- 
 cific coast. [1866-67.] Rusling, J. F. 1649.1 
 Across Patagonia. Dixie, Lady Florence C. 1881. 
 
 1641.19 
 Across the Atlantic. Haeseler, C. H. [1868.] 
 
 1667.3 
 Across the border ; or, Pathan and Biloch. Oliver, 
 E. E. 1890. 681.16 
 
 Across the continent [in 1865]. Bowles, S. 644.14 
 Acton, Thomas C, 1823-. 
 BiNGAV, G. W. Traitsofrepresentative men. 1882. 1534.13 
 
 Acton Bell, pseud. See BrontS, Anne.
 
 Actors 
 
 Adams 
 
 AetoFS. 
 
 Brown, T. A. History of the American stage, T733-1870. 
 
 1364.14 
 BYERLEY, T., and ROBERTSON, J. C. The Percy anecdotes. 
 [Anecdotes of the stage.] 1822. 2009.1 
 
 Lewes, G. H. On actors and the art of acting. 1875. 
 
 1366.9; 1389.6 
 Ludlow, N. M. Dramatic hfe as I found it. 1880. 1360.1 
 MaRSTON, J. W. Our recent actors. 1888. 1540.67 
 
 Matthews, B.,and Hutton, L. Actors and actresses of 
 Great Britain and the United States from the days of David 
 Garricli. 5 v. [1886.] 1540.65 
 
 MURDOCK, [. E. Tlie stage; or, recollections from an ex- 
 perience of lilty years. 1880. 1364.15 
 SIKES, Olive. The mimic world, and public exhibitions. 
 1871. 1562.4 
 Winslow, Catherine M. Yesterdays with actors. 1887. 
 
 1540.36 
 See also American actor series. Drama. English drama. 
 Theatre. Names of actors. 
 
 Actor's tour, An. Bandmann, D. E. 1885. 
 
 1697.20 
 Acts iif the anti-slavery apostles. Pillsbury, P. 
 1884. 290.2 
 
 Adalbert Heinrleh Wilhelm, prince of Prussia. 
 Travels in the south of Europe and in Brazil. [1842.] 
 With introd. by Baron von Humboldt. London, 
 1849. 2 V. Maps. 633.11 
 
 Adam, Ale.xander, LL.D., 1741-1809. Roman an- 
 tiquities : or, an account of the manners and cus- 
 toms of the Romans. 7th ed., with notes bv L. L. 
 Da Ponte. N. Y., 1836. Illus. ' 954-7 
 
 Adam, Gripme Mercer. An outline history of 
 Canadian literature. In Withrovv's Abridged his- 
 tory of Canada. 1887. 265.7 
 Adams, Abigail, 1744-1818. Familiar letters of 
 John and Abigail Adams during the Revolution. 
 With a memoir of Mrs.. Adams, by C. F. Adams. 
 N. Y., 1876. Portr. i539-i2 
 Letters. With memoir by C. F. Adams. 2d ed. 
 Boston, 1840. 2 V. Portr. Fac-siinile. 1546.18 
 
 Ellet, Elizat>eth F. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. 2. 538.13.2 
 
 Adams, Abigail, daughter of John Adams. See 
 Smith, Abigail. 
 
 Adams, Brooks. The emancipation of Massachu- 
 setts. Boston, 1887. 240.2 
 Adams, Charles, D.D., 1808-. Life sketches of 
 Macaulay. N. Y., 1880. Portr. 1538.4 
 Adams, Charles Francis, 1807-1886. Life of John 
 Adams. Begun by J. Q. Adams. Completed by 
 C.F.Adams. 1871. 2 v. 519.15 
 Carroll, H. Twelve Americans. 1883. 1534.16 
 Welles, G. Lincoln anti Seward. Remarks upon the me- 
 morial address of C. F. Adams on Seward. IS36.7 
 
 Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-. A chapter of Erie. 
 Boston, 1869. 238.20 
 
 Chapters of Erie, and other essays. By C. F. 
 Adams, jr., and Henry Adams. Boston, 1871. 
 
 238.21 
 Contents. — A chapter of Erie, by C. F. Adams, jr. 
 The New York gold conspiracy, by H. Adams. An 
 Erie raid, by C. F. Adams, jr. Captaine John Smith, by 
 H. .'Vdams. Tlie Bank of England restriction, by H. 
 .■\dams. British finance in 1816, l)y H. Adams. The legal- 
 tender act, by F. A. Walker and H. Adams. The railroad 
 system, by C. F. .'\dams, jr. 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. A manual of historical 
 literature, with suggestions as to historical study. 
 N. Y., 1882. 1403". I 
 
 Adams, Francis Colburn. Siege of Washington, 
 D. C, written for little people. N. Y. [Cop. 1867.] 
 Illus. 288.9 
 
 Adams, George Burton. MediiBval civilization. N. 
 Y., 1883. [History primers.] 920.9 
 
 Adams, Hannah, 1755-1832. The history of the 
 Jews from the destruction of Jerusalem to the nine- 
 teenth century. Boston, 1812. 2 V. 949-6 
 Memoir, by herself. Boston, 1832. Portr. 599.3 
 A view of religions. 2d ed. Boston. 1099.5 
 Wise, D. Some remarkable women. 1887. 1556.21 
 Adams, Henry, 1838-. Chapters of Erie, and 
 other essays. By C. F. Adams, jr., and Henry 
 Adams. Boston, 1871. 238.21 
 
 For contents, see Adams, C. F. 
 
 History of the United States of America during the 
 first and second administration of Jefferson. [1801- 
 i8og.] N. Y., 1889, 90. 4 V. Maps. 240.9 
 
 John Randolph. Boston, 1883. [American states- 
 men.] - 1533-5 
 Adams, Henry Gardiner. David Livingstone: the 
 weaver boy who became a missionary. New ed. 
 London, 1875. Portr. 1527.10 
 Same. The weaver boy who became a missionary. 
 N. Y., 1868. 1527.11 
 Adams, John, 2d president of the U. S., 1735-1826. 
 Works. Boston, 1850-56. 10 v. Portrs. 283.1 
 Contents. — i. Life, by C. F. .^dams. 2. Diary; Notes 
 of debates in Congress, 1775 and 1776; Autobiography; Ap- 
 pendix. 3. Autobiography, continued; Diary; Notes of a 
 debate in the senate of the United States ; Essays; Appendix. 
 4. Novanglus, or a history of the dispute with America, from 
 1754; Works on government, 1776. 5. Government. 6. Gov- 
 ernment ; Letters. 7-10. Correspondence. 
 
 Familiar letters of John and Abigail Adams during 
 the Revolution. With a meinoirof Mrs. Adams, by 
 C. F. Adams. N. Y., 1876. Portr. 1539.12 
 
 Letters to his wife [1774-1801]. Ed. by C. F. 
 Adams. Boston, 1841. 537-3 
 
 AliliO tt, J. S. C. Lives of the presidents. 1522.12 
 
 Adams, J. Q. The life of John Adams. 1871. 2 v. 519.15 
 Chamberlain, M. John Adams, the statesman of the 
 American revolution. 1884. 1531.10 
 
 GlBBS, G. Memoirs of the administration of Washington 
 and John Adams. 2 v. 285.5 
 
 Morse, J. T., jr. John Adams. 1885. i533-ii 
 
 Stoddard, W. O. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. 
 1887. 1558.3 
 
 Trescot, W. H. The diplomatic history of the adminis- 
 tr.ations of Washington and Adams, 1789-1801. 297.5 
 
 Williams, E. The twelve stars of our republic. 1850. 513.13 
 Wood, J. The suppressed history of the administration of 
 John Adams. 1846. . 309.7 
 
 Adams, John, a mutineer of the " Bounty." See 
 Smith, Ale.xander. 
 
 Adams, John Quincy, 6th president of the U. S. 
 Life of John Adams. Begun by J. Q. Adams. 
 Completed by C. F. Adams. Phila., 1871. 2 v. 
 
 519.15 
 Memoirs, comprising portions of his diary, 1795- 
 1848. Ed. by C. F. Adams. Phila., 1874-77. 12 v. 
 Portrs. 1512.4 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C. Lives of the presidents. 1880. 1522.12 
 Morse, 'j. T., jr. John Quincy Adams. 1882. I533-I 
 
 Qliinxv, J. Memoir of lohn Quincy Adams. 1858. 512.1 
 Seward, W. H. John Quincy Adams. [Eulogy, April 6, 
 1848.] In Seward's Works, vol. 3. 294-7-3 
 
 - Life and public services. 1849. 517-25 
 
 Stoddard, W.O. Madison, Monroe, and Adams. 1887. 
 
 1558.5 
 Williams, E. The twelve stars of our republic. 1850.513.13 
 
 Adams, Nehemiah. A south-side view of slavery. 
 Boston, 1854. 127.21 
 
 A voyage around the world [1869-71]. Boston. 
 [1871.] 708.24 
 
 Adams, Oscar Fay. A brief handbook of Ameri- 
 can authors. Boston, 1884. 1403.20 
 A brief handbook of English authors. Boston, 1884. 
 
 1403.19 
 
 3
 
 Adams 
 
 Dear olJ slor>-tdlers. Boston. [1889.] Portrs. 
 
 1400.26 
 
 I oriirii!*. - Homer. The ArahUn night*, .tiop. Mother 
 i^..vc-. iVrruull. The btoiher* Linnim. La Kont.iinc. 
 Ldttouidve. Antlrrken. Ueloe. L» Motle Fouqu«. The 
 •uthor ui " ("aul and Virginu." 
 
 Adams. Roh<rt C. Histor\- of the United States 
 in rhyme. Boston. Il8&»-J 210.}} 
 
 Adams, Simuel, 172.' iSoj. 
 
 Hi»M(K.I.K. Samuel Adaniv 1885. lS33-'3 
 
 W'KLi-i. w. W Ihe liic- and public services of Samuel 
 .■\Jam». 18©$. 3 V. a4»-* 
 
 Adams, S.ir.ih B. Amy and Marion's voyage 
 jrounJ the world. Boston. [1878.] 1665.3 
 
 Adams, Willi.im Henry Davenport. The buried 
 cities ol Campania ; or, Pompeii and Herculaneum. 
 London. 1873. Illus. 1927-1 
 
 Eminent sailors. London, 1882. Illus. 1540.41 
 
 Contenlv — iJr.ikc. Bl.ikc. .Xnson. Rodney. Howe. St. 
 Vincent. .Nelson. Sir Sidm-y Smith. CoUingwood. 
 
 Eminent soldiers. London. [1880.] Illus. 1537-13 
 
 Content*.— Wallenstcin. Turenne. Marlborough. Wclling- 
 lon. .Napoleon. .Napii-r. Grant. Count Molike. 
 
 Famous caverns and grottoes. London, 1886. 
 
 1698.4 
 Famous caves and catacombs. London, 1886. 
 
 1698.3 
 Famous ships of the British navy. London. [1863.] 
 
 Same. 1878. Illus. 1985.8 
 
 " In perils oft : " romantic biographies illustrative 
 of the adsenturous life. N. Y., 1886. Illus. 1542.44 
 
 Contents. — Sir Sidney Smith. Earl of Dundonald. .Arminius 
 V«mb<ry. Joseph Wolfl'. Schw.-iika's sleigh journey. Sir 
 Samuel B;iker. Sir James Brooke. W. G. Palgrave. Edinond 
 O'Uonovan. E. II. Palmer. General Gordon. 
 
 The land of the Nile ; or, Egypt past and present. 
 London, 1871. Illus. 698.31 
 
 Lighthouses and lightships. N. Y., 1870. Illus. 
 
 196.30 
 The maid of Orleans : and the great war of the Eng- 
 lish in France. London, 1889. Illus. 1554.22 
 The mariners of England. Edinb., 1879. 980.9 
 Same. [1884.] 980.58 
 Neptune's heroes : or, the sea-kings of England. 
 London, 1861. 578.19 
 
 Contents. — Hawkins. Drake.. Cavendish. Frobislier. 
 Lord Howard. Blake. Montague. Morgan and the Eng- 
 lish buccaneers. Dampier. Herbert. Rookc. Benbow. 
 Anson. Rodney. Captain Cook. Earl Howe. Earl St. 
 Vincent. Nelson. CoUingwood. Exmouth. Willoughbv. 
 Davis. Hudson. Button. Bylot and Baffin. Captain 
 Thomas James. Ross. Parry. Sir John Franklin. 
 
 The queen of the Adriatic ; or, Venice past and pres- 
 ent. Boston, 1869. 1678.7 
 Records of noble lives. London. 1553.2 
 
 Contents.— Sidney. Bacon. Blake. Monk. Penn. Rob- 
 ert OHara Burke. William John Wills. 
 
 Stories of the lives of noble women. London, 1882. 
 
 1517.1 
 Contents.— Anne Askew. Lady Vcrc. Lady Alicia Lisle. 
 Eliiabcth Gaunt. Elizabeth I'nchbald. I^dy Arabella 
 Stuart. Lady Jane Grey. Mary, countess of Pembroke. 
 Queen Jeanne d'Albret. Madame Roland. Charlotte 
 Bronti'. 
 
 Published originally under the title : The sunshine of do- 
 mestic life. 
 
 Sword and pen; or, English worthies in the reign 
 of Elizabeth. By Walter Clinton [pseud, j. Edinb., 
 1869. Illus. 567.10 
 
 Contents. — Raleigh. Hawkins. Gilbert. Cavendish. 
 Drake. Sidney. Shakespeare. 
 
 Wellington's victories from Rolija to Waterloo. 
 London, 1880. 980.49 
 
 Adventures 
 
 Adams, William Taylor. Our standard bearer; 
 or, the life of U. S. Grant : as seen and related by 
 Captain Bernard Galligasken, and written out In- 
 Oliver Optic [pseud.]. New ed. Boston, 18SS. 
 Illus. 1518.3 
 
 Adamson. Robert. Fichte. Phila., 1881. [Phil- 
 osophJL.il classics for English readers.] 1557.3 
 
 Addey. Markimield. "Little Mac": a life of 
 George B. McClellan. N. Y., 1864. 518.21 
 
 "Stonewall Jackson." N. Y., 1863. Portr. 569.16 
 Addison, Joseph, 1672-1719. 
 
 .■\1K1N, Lucy. Life. 1846. 584.2 
 
 BiouRArHlks of eminent men, vol. 3. 839.6.3 
 
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 Thackeray, W. M. The English humorists of the eigh- 
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 Advance and retreat. Personal e.xperiences in the 
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 Advance-guard, The, of western civilization. 
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 Adventure series. Namely : — 
 
 EASrwiCK. R. W. A master mariner; the life and advent- 
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 Roche, J. J. The story of the filibusters. 1891. 631.29 
 
 Smrp, J. Memoirs of [his] extr.iordinary military career. 
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 Adventures. 
 
 Adams, W.H. D. Famous ships of the British navy : stories 
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 - Same. 1878. 1985.8 
 
 - " In perils oft. ' 1886. 1542.44 
 American adventure by land and sea. 1858, 59. 2 v. 
 
 820.68 
 Davenport, R. A. Narratives of peril and suffering. 1840. 
 2 V. 379- !■» 
 
 Episodes of the sea in former days. 1880. 1707-5 
 
 Goodrich, F. B. Man upon the ocean. 1858. 701.10 
 
 - Ocean's story. 1873. 1161.3 
 A later cd. of the preceding.
 
 Adventures 
 
 Africa 
 
 Hale, E. E. Stories of adventure told by adventurers. 
 iS8i. 660.15 
 
 Heroes and hunters of the West. i86g. 245.11 
 
 HoHBS. J. Wild hfe in the far West. 1875. 1641.6 
 
 HoWELLS, W. D., and PERRY, T. S. Library of universal 
 ailventure by sea and land, 79 A.D. - 1888. 631.26 
 
 .MacaUL.AY, J. All true : records of peril and adventure by 
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 239-15 
 Mountain adventures in various parts of the world. 1872. 
 
 667.24 
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 Pictorial cabinet. The, of marvels. [1878.] 910.4 
 
 Romance, The, of adventure, or true tales of enterprise. 
 1852. 1697.7 
 
 Travel, adventure and sport, from Blackwood's magazine. 
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 See also Explorations and discoveries. Shipwrecks. Sports 
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 world. 
 
 Adventures in the ice: a summary of Arctic ex- 
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 AdventUFes on tlie great hunting-grounds of the 
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 Adventures on the road to Paris during the cam- 
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 Adventures in the wilderness ; or, camp-life in the 
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 Adventures of Captain Bonneville in the Rocky 
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 Adventures of two youths in [various countries]. 
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 Adventurous boat voyages. Richardson, R. 
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 JEgea.n Se.i. See Archipelago (Grecian). 
 Aeronautics. 
 
 Marion, F. Wonderful balloon ascents. 1870. 1207.3 
 
 Wise, J. Through the air: a narrative of forty years' ex- 
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 i^SOp. 
 (iooiiRiCH, S. G. Famous men of ancient times. 1852. 
 
 549-39; '539- 'O 
 
 Aesthetic movement in England. Hamilton, W. 
 1882. 1202.25 
 
 AFGHANISTAN. 
 
 Campbell, J. Lost among the Afghans. 1865. 684.19 
 Constable, A. G. Afghanistan. 1879. 910.6 
 
 Dennie, W. H. Personal narrative of the campaigns in 
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 Ferriek, J. P. History of the Afghans. 1858. 934.8 
 
 Gleig.G. K. Sale's brigade in Afghanistan. 1846. 899.11 
 Marvin, C. The Russians at the gates of Herat. 1885. 
 
 940.20 
 RODENBOUOll, T. F. Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian 
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 Sale, I^dy Klorcntia. A journal of the disasters in Aftghan- 
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 I'owi.E, G. M. England and Russia in Asia. 1885. 940.22 
 Afloat (Sur I'eau). Maupassant, G. de. 1889. 
 
 1899.32 
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 dy, J. 1876. 1546.15 
 
 AFRICA. 
 
 Bartii, H. Travels and discoveries in North and Central 
 Africa. 1849-55. 691.12 
 
 Cameron, V. L Across Africa. 1877. a v. 1699.18 
 
 Day, G. T. African adventure and adventurers. [1873.] 
 
 1697.5 
 Denham, D., and others. Narrative of travels and discov- 
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 EDDY, D. C. Rip Van Winkle's travels in Asia and Africa. 
 [1882.] 691.6 
 
 FOOTE, A. H. Africa and the American flag. [1849-51.] 
 ^ 608.13 
 
 Frost, T. Modern explorers. 1882. 661.20 
 
 Goodrich, S. G. Lights and shadows of African history. 
 5^44- 1869.1. 10 
 
 JONES, C. H. Africa. The history of exploration and ad- 
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 Kingston, W. H. G. Great African travellers. 1874. 1697.4 
 -and Low, C. R. Great African travellers. 1890. 1600.3 
 Land, The, of the lion. 1876. 1175.22 
 Livingstone and his African explorations. 1872. 1607.1 
 Macbrair, R. M. The Africans at home. 1861. 688.20 
 MacCabe, J, D. Our young folks in Africa. 1883. 6917 
 Mortimer, F.L. Far off. Part 2. 1856. 939.10.2 
 Murray, H. The African continent: a narrative of dis- 
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 Central Africa. 
 
 Baker, Sir S. W. Ismailia: the expedition to Central 
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 Burton, Sir R. F. The lake regions of Central Africa. 
 i860. 2V. 681.1 
 
 CAILLIfi, R. Travels through Central Africa, 1824-28. 
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 Casati, G. Ten years in Equatoria and the return with 
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 Cole, W. Life in the Niger; or, the journal of an African 
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 Drummond, H. Tropical Africa. 1888. 1698.10 
 
 Du Chaillu, p. B. Adventures in the great forest of 
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 - Explorations and adventures in equatorial Africa. [1855- 
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 - A journey to Ashango-land and further penetration into 
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 Hannington, J. Last journals: narratives of a journey 
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 Kno.x, T. W. Adventures of two youths in a journey 
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 Livingstone, D. The last journals in Central Africa. 
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 -and Livingstone, C. Narrative of an expedition to the 
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 Packard, J. F. Stanley and the Congo. [1884.] 1693.5 
 Park, M. Life and travels. [1840.] 820.11 
 
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 Schnitzer, E., called Emin Pasha. Emin Pasha in Cen- 
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 ScHWEINFURTH in the heart of Africa. In Heroic advent 
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 Stanley, H. M. The boy travellers on the Congo. Ad- 
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 - In darkest .■\frica, or, the quest, rescue, and retreat of 
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 Taylor, B. A journey to Central Africa. [1854.] 699.4 
 
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 Thomson, ). To the Central African lakes and back, 
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 Dawson, E. C. James Hannington, first bishop of Eastern 
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 Ainsworth 
 
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 -Same. A year's hoiisckccpinR in South .\frica. 1699.19 
 CaMI'BEI.I, '|. Travfls in Soulli Africa. [1812-14.] 692.12 
 CarkY-Hobson. Mrs. M. A. The farm in the Karoo. 
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 Casalis. E. The Basutos ; or, twenty-three years in South 
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 ,\Iartin, Anne. Home life on an ostrich farm. 1891. 1698.16 
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 Taylor, B. Travels in South Afi-ica. [1817-71.] 699.25 
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 Western AfWca. 
 Carnjis, J. A. A voyage from Boston to the west coast of 
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 Thomi^ON, G. Thompson in Africa; an account of mis- 
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 After icebergs with a painter. Noble, L. L. 
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 After school series. Namely : — 
 
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 - College Greek course in English. 1888. 383.13 
 -College Latin course in English. 1886. 383.16 
 
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 After shipwrecU. Owen, Jane A. [1889?] 1630.21 
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 Afterglow, Tlie, of European travel. Harrington, 
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 WRKJiir, Henrietta C. Children's stories of the great sci- 
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 Age of Anne. Morris, Edward E. [1876.] 1985.6 
 Age of Louis XIV. Martin, B. L. H. 1865. 2 v. 
 
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 Alexander 
 
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 Ale.-...;.-.. III. '. SM>tl:inJ, Ii4i-ii8s. 
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 The story of Ida. Bv Francesca [pseud.]. Ed. by 
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 Alexander, Sir James Ed\«'ard. L'Acadie; or 
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 Alexander, James VVaddel, 1804- 1859. 
 
 Fdwivk. 11. Tlic .American pulpil. 1856. S34'9 
 
 Alexander, William, called earl of Stirling. 
 
 IIIMM M. I. T. W.i.'.lunKiun und his generals. 516.1.3 
 
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 Cai pun I , S. 1^. Cities of our faith. 1890. 1081.17 
 
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 Alfred the Great, of England. 
 
 ABBOrr. J. History of .Mfrcd of EnRland. 1873. 559.1 
 
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 MONTOOMKRV. J., and others. Lives of literary and scien- 
 tific men of It.ily. Spam and Portugal, vol. 2. 398.1.2 
 VlNCK.ST, G. E. Some Italian authors and their works. 
 
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 Alger, Horatio, 1834-. Abraham Lincoln, the 
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 From farm bov to senator; the history of Daniel 
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 Alger, J. G. The new Paris sketch book. Lon- 
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 Alger, William Rounseville. History of the cross 
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 Life of Edwin Forrest. Phila., 1887. 2 v. 591.3 
 
 ALGERIA. 
 
 Bl-ACKBL'RN, H. Artists and Arabs; or, sketching in sun- 
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 Bridoman, F. .A. Winters in Algeria. 1890. 681.15 
 BrowneJ. R. A whirl through .■\lgeria. In his American 
 Ctmily in Germany. 1871. 1665.1 
 Campbell, T. Letters from the South: during a journey 
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 Crawford, Mabel S. Through Algeria. 1863. 684.17 
 DiTSON. G. L. The crescent and the French crusaders. 
 '859- 918.17 
 Edwards. Matilda B. B. A winter with the swallows 
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 Gprard. J. Lion hunting and sporting life in Algeria. 
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 Naphegvi, G. Among the Arabs. Adventures in Algeria. 
 
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 tiT. Marie, — , comte. Algeria in 1845. 698:23 
 
 Walmsley, H. M. Sketches of Algeria during the Kabyle 
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 8 
 
 ALGIERS. 
 
 1V)WFN. .-%. The naval monument; and an account of the 
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 Cox. S. S. Search for winter sunbeams in the Riviera, 
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 Davies, E. W. L. Algiers in 1857. 918.3 
 
 LaMPI.nc, C.,and Fka.sce, A, de. The French in Algiers. 
 184;. 889.18 
 
 IViPE, H. E. The Corsair and his conqueror; a winter in 
 Algiers, i860. 688.15 
 
 SllALER.W. Sketches of Algiers, political, historical, anil 
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 Temple, Sir G. T. Excursions in the Mediterranean, 
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 Algonquin legends, The, of New England. Le- 
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 Alhambra, The, and tlie Kremlin. Prime, S. I. 
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 All Pasha, c:i!led Arslan, governor of Albania. 
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 Alice Maud Mary, grand duchess of Hesse-Darm- 
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 Madame de Stacl. N.itional monuments. Marshal Ncy. 
 Robert Bruce. Paris in 1814. The Louvre in 1814. Tyrol. 
 France in 1833. Italy. Scott, Campbell, and Byron. The 
 copyright question. Michelet's France. Military tre.ison 
 and civic soldiers. Arnold's Rome. Mirabeau. Buhver's 
 Athens. The reign of terror. The French revolution of 
 1830. The fall of Turkey. The Spanish revolution of 1820. 
 P.irlition of the kingdom of the Netherlands. Karamsin's 
 Russia. Effects of the French revolution of 1830. Desertion 
 of Portugal. Cirlist struggle in Spain. Wellington. The 
 Affghanislan expedition. The future. Guizot. Homer, 
 Dante, and Michael Angelo. 
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 All aboard for sunrise lands: California, Japan, 
 China, and Australia. Rand, E. A. [1881.] 661.7 
 All aboard for the lakes and mountains : the United 
 States. Rand, E. A. 1883. 50.39 
 
 All among the lighthouses ; or, the cruise of the 
 GnldenroJ [on the coast of Maine. 1886]. Crown- 
 Inshield, M. B. 631.6 
 
 All the way round ; or, what a boy saw and heard 
 on his way round the world. [1873-74.] Carr, 
 A. E. 1678.16 
 
 All the world over. Hodder, E. 1875,76. 2 v. 1649.7 
 All true : records of peril and adventure. Mac- 
 aulay, J. 1879. 1825.33 
 
 Allan, David, 1744-1796. 
 Cunningham, A. Lives of the British painters. 
 
 379.9.6; 810.19.5 
 Allan, George. Life of Sir Walter Scott ; with 
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 Alldridge, Lizzie. Florence Nightingale, Frances 
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 Lanman. C. Letters from the Alleghanv mountains [in 
 1848]. 628.11

 
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 AUegPi, Antonio, called Correggio. See Correggio. 
 Allen, Alexander Viets Griswold. Jonathan Ed- 
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 Allen, David O. India, ancient and modern. Bos- 
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 Allen, Ethan. 
 
 DePuy, H. W. Ethan Allen and the Green mountain 
 heroes, of '76. 528-16 
 
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 Allen, Frances, born Brush. 
 
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 tion, vol 2. 538. 13. 2 
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 chess-player. Phila., 1863. 1583.5 
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 1515.12 
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 Life of [Thomas Cochrane] the earl of Dundonald. 
 London, i86i. Portr. 579-i8 
 
 Allen, Joseph Henry. Fragments of Christian 
 history to the foundation of the holy Roman empire. 
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 Messiah. Boston, i86i. 113. 18 
 
 Our liberal movement in theology ; recollections of 
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 Allen, Paul, 1775-1826. History of the expedition 
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 souri, thence to the Pacific ocean, 1804-1806, by 
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 and conducted through the press by Paul Allen. 
 
 Allen, Rowland H. New-England tragedies in 
 prose. Boston, 1869. 1123.2 
 
 Contents. — The coming of the quakers. The witchcraft de- 
 lusion. 
 
 Written in elucidation of Longfellow's New England trage- 
 dies. 
 
 Allen, Stephen Merrill. The old and new republi- 
 can parties, [i 789-1880.] Boston, 1880. 210.2 
 Allen, William, cardinal, 1532-1594. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 2. 815. 1.2 
 
 Allen, William, chemist, 1770-1843. 
 
 Steel, R. Lives made sublime by faith and works. 
 
 577.13; 577.16 
 Men who were earnest. 549-40 
 
 Allen, William, D.D., 1784-1868. The American 
 biograpliical dictionary. 3d ed. Boston, 1857. 
 
 R.R., A.I. 7 
 Memoir [and sermons] of John Codman, D.D. 
 Boston, 1853. Portr. 534-8 
 
 Allen, William, governor of Ohio, 1809-1879. 
 Carroll, H. Twelve Americans. 1883. 1534.16 
 
 Allen, William Francis. A short history of the 
 Roman people. Boston, 1890. Illus. [Ancient 
 history for colleges and high schools.] 910.53 
 
 Allen, Zachariah, 1795-1882. 
 
 Perry, A. Memorial. 1883. 1530.21 
 
 AUeyn, Edward, founder of Dulwich college, 1566- 
 1626. The Alleyn papers. Original documents 
 illustrative of [his] life and times, and of the early 
 English stage and drama. London, 1843. 342.17 
 Collier, J. P. Memoirs of Edward Alleyn 1841 342.1 
 Allibone, Samuel Austin. A critical dictionary of 
 English literature and British and American authors. 
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 Irving, W. Spanish papers and other miscellanies, vol 2. 
 
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 Jameson, Anna B. Memoirs and essays illustrative of art, 
 literature, and social morals. 1846. 876.14 
 
 Peaeody, Elizabeth P. Last evening with Allston, and 
 other papers. [1886.] 1907-7 
 
 Ware, W. Lectures on [his] works and genius. 208.11 
 
 Almse matres. Thomson, J. C. 386.3 
 
 Almon, John, 1737-1805. Memoirs of John 
 Wilkes. In Wilkes's Correspondence. 1805. 5 v. 
 
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 "Aldha!" A Hawaiian salutation. Chaney, G. 
 L. 1880. 1685.5 
 
 Description of a visit to the Sandwich Islands. 
 
 Alomppa, Burmese politician, i7io?-i76o. 
 Davenport, R. A. Lives of individuals who raised them- 
 selves from poverty to eminence or fortune, i860. 379.13 
 
 Along Alaska's great river. Schwatka, F. 1640.4 
 A'Lord, George. A short narrative and military 
 experience. Containing a brief sketch of the [Civil] 
 war; the Declaration of independence; the Consti- 
 tution of the United States, and also patriotic songs. 
 [1863?! 1529-25 
 
 Alpenstock, The: a book about the Alps and 
 Alpine adventure. Rideing, W. H. 1880. 1668.3 
 Alphonsus Mapla de Lig-uopi, Saint. See Liguri. 
 Alpine club, London. 
 
 Ball, J., ed. Peaks, passes, and glaciers. Excursions by 
 members of the Alpine club. 1S59. 666.12 
 
 - Same. i860. 1666.1 
 Kennedy, E. S., ed. Same. 2d series. 1862. 2 v. 664.5 
 
 ALPS. 
 
 Cole, Mrs. H. W. A lady's tour round Monte Rosa; with 
 visits to the Italian valleys in 1850-56-58. 666.23 
 
 COOLIDGE, W. A. B. Swiss travel and Swiss guide-books. 
 1889. 1664.31 
 
 Daunt, A. Crag, glacier, and avalanche. 1889. 1664.28 
 Dempster, C. L. H. The maritime Alps and their sea- 
 board. 1885. 1664.20 
 Forbes, J. D. Norway and its glaciers visited in 1851 ; 
 followed by journals of excursions in the high Alps. 1853. 
 
 663.1 
 
 - Travels through the Alps of Savoy and other parts of the 
 Pennine chain. 1843. 663.2 
 Headley, J. T. The Alps and the Rhine. 1854. 
 
 No. 2 in 676.18 
 HiNCHLIFF, T. W. Summer months among the Alps: 
 with the ascent of Monte Rosa. 1857. 667.14 
 
 Rideing. W. H. The alpenstock: a book about the Alps 
 and Alpine adventure. 1880. 1668.3 
 
 Tschudi, F. von. Sketches of nature in the Alps. 1858. 
 
 No. 3 in 1655. 1 
 Tyndall, J. The glaciers of the Alps. 1860.665.4:665.7 
 
 - Hours of exercise in the Alps [1857-70] . 667.23 
 
 - Mountaineering in i86i. 664.3 
 Waring, G. E., jr. Tyrol and the skirt of the Alps. 1880. 
 
 663.20 
 Wills, A. " The eagle's nest " in the valley of Sixt. i860. 
 
 665.16 
 
 - Wanderings among the high Alps. 1856. 665.2 
 Wise, A. T. T. Alpine winter in its medical aspects. 1885. 
 
 170-35 
 See also Switzerland.
 
 Alsace 
 
 America 
 
 Alsace. 
 
 It I. Kjihannr. In Ihr AUatian mounuinv 1883. 1664.10 
 
 Alston, riiC'KJ.iM.i, t>orii Burr, i78)-i8ij. 
 
 Pakio.n. |. K.iriKHi> Amcncans of rcceni limrt. l5»a-7 
 
 Altavona; l.ut and tktion from my life in the 
 HiKlil.iiiJs. BLickie. J. S. 1SS2. 1656.21 
 
 Alton, tJwarJ. Among the law-makers [at Wash- 
 ington]. N. Y., 18S0. Illus. 220.38 
 Alva. Duke of. See Alha. 
 
 Amari, Mithele. Historv of the war of the Sicilian 
 \ espcrs. bJ. by the earl of Ellesmere. London, 
 iSso. i V. Q15.6 
 
 Amaru, Tupac. See Tupac-Amaru. 
 Amazon river. 
 
 Ei>WAki>^. \V. H. A voyace up Ihc .Amnion [in 1846]. 
 
 635.15; 889.15 
 Orton, J. The Andes and Ihc Amazon [In 1867]. 16378 
 United STATKS. Sa\y department. Exploration of tlic 
 valley of the .Amaton, made by V\'. L. Hcmdon and L. 
 Gibbon, a v. 1853. 54. 62J.1 
 
 Tlie ni.ip» 10 accomp.tny this report are on 6aa.2. 
 War KIN, J. E. I'.ira; or. scenes and adventures on the 
 tMnks of the .\maxon. 1851. 636.30 
 
 Ambler, Is.iac VV. ' Truth is stranger than fiction.' 
 The llle of Sergeant I. W. Ambler. Boston. [1873.] 
 Illus. 1531.3 
 
 Ambolse, George d', cardinal, 1460-1 510. 
 
 Ckow 1, 1:. E. Lives of foreign statesmen, vol. i. 388.7.1 
 
 Amboyna, Massacre of. 
 
 EwAl.li, A. C. Stories from the state p.-ipers. 1882. 980.41 
 
 Ambrose, St., bishop of Milan, 340-397. 
 
 CALDWtLL, S. L. Cities of our faith. 1890. 1081.17 
 
 WlLso.N. W. The popular preachers of the ancient church. 
 
 AMERICA. ''^''"^ 
 
 Books under this hcidinj; nlaic princlpallv to the early discov- 
 eries on this continent, and lo .itumpis at coloniz.illon previ- 
 ous to the seventeenth century; those dealing with colonial 
 history will be found under .American colonies ; and those 
 trcalinR of the revolutionary period as well as of later times 
 under United States. 
 
 The words .America and Americans are very generally used 
 when the United .States and its inhabitant's are In 'reality 
 meant. Many works, therefore, apparently on America, will 
 be found under the heading United States. 
 Ab1)i>|-|, J. S. C. The adventures of La Salle and his com- 
 panions. 1875. 1527.13 
 Andekso.n, R. B. America not discovered by Columbus 
 The discovery by the .Norsemen in the tenth cefitury. 1877! 
 
 Baldwin, J, U. Ancient America, in notes on American 
 archx-ology. [.1871.] 211. 14 
 
 Ba.xley, H. \\ . What I saw on the west coast of South 
 and .North .Amenta and at the Hawaiian islands. 1860-62. 
 
 Bell, Nancy. Heroes of American discovery. [1885!] ^ 
 
 BEI.I.OV, A., marquis de. Christopher Columbus and°the 
 discovery of the new world. 1889. -42 22 
 
 puNSTER, H. P. The discoveries of Columbus and of the 
 English in America. [1492-1750.] 269.2 
 
 Everett, A. H. America : or a general surv'ey of tlie 
 political situation of the several powers of the Western con- 
 tinciil. 1827. 
 C^DRicil, S. G. Lighu and shadows of American history. 
 
 GORDON T. F The history of America. Contain'in^the 
 history of the Spanish discoveries prior to 1520. 2 v. Irq q 
 HELPS, Sir A. The Spanish conquest in America, vol. 1-3. 
 
 HIGCINSON, T. W. A book of American explorers [^85- 
 
 - Travellers and out-laws. 1889. '220 24 
 
 Holmes. A. The annals of America, 1492-1826 2 v noj o 
 HOWITT, Mary. Vignettes of American history. [1876.] 
 
 JONES, G. (Count lohannes). The history of andim 
 America [to B. c. 332^ ; proving the identity of iheaborigines 
 with the Tynans and Israelites. The Tynan Era 18411 f-1, 
 KiN.isroN, W. H. G. The Western Ur\d 187^ \?3^ll 
 
 10 
 
 KOHL, J. G. A popular history of the discovery of America 
 [983-1850]. a V. 308.^ 
 
 L<>Ni:. Cj. The geography of .America and the West Indies. 
 '*•»'• 365.3 
 
 Mortimer, F. L. Far off. Hirt a: .Africa and Amfric.^ 
 clescnbed. 1856. 939.10.3 
 
 .Ml KRAV. H. Historical account of discoveries and travels 
 In .Nonh .America. 1839. a v. 625.14 
 
 PkIiE. Sit R. L. The two Americas; an account of sport 
 and travel [1874-75]. 1641.11 
 
 RoiiKRITiON, W. T he historv of the di5cover\' and conquest 
 Po');;"v^"v f'3^f-';'52)- , -Miridged. ■ 830.S ; 943.4., 
 
 KOiii.Ns, t,. laics Irom .American historv. 1833. 3 v. 1859.7 
 RoiilNSON, C. .An account of discoveries in the West until 
 1519. and of voyages to and along the .Atlantic coast of North 
 .America, from 1520 to 1573. 625.1 
 
 SMIllI, J. T. The discovery of .America by the .Nonhmcn 
 In the tenth century. 1842. 309.6 
 
 Trimbi'I.I., II. filslory of the discovery of America, ol the 
 landing of our forefathers, at Plymouth, and of their engage- 
 ments with the Indians [etc.], 1620-1669. '810. 245.7 
 W RIGHT, H. C. Children s stories in American history. 
 '885. 210.44 
 ^<|^.:E, Charlotte M., and W|;LI), H. H. Aunt Charlottes 
 stories of .American history [968-1865]. 210.30 
 See also Columbus. Explorations and discoveries. In- 
 dians of America. .Northmen In .America. 
 
 British America. 
 .ALEXANDER, Sir J. E. L'Acadie ; or seven years' explora- 
 tions in British .America. 1849. 2V. 6268 
 Harnebv, W. H. Life and labour in the far, far West : 
 tour in British Columbia, Manitoba, and the Nonh-west ter- 
 ritory [in 1883]. ,630.2 
 Keating, W. H. .Narrative of an expedition lo the source 
 of St. Peter's river. Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the Woods 
 &c., in 1823. 2V. 624.11 
 MlRRAY, H. An historical and descriptive account of 
 British .America. 1848. 2 v. 820.8 
 SlMI'SON, T. Narrative of the discoveries on the north 
 coast of America; by the officers of the Hudson's bay com- 
 pany, 1836-39. 625.2 
 
 Central America. 
 ClIAKNAV, D. The ancient ciiles of the New worid : voy- 
 ages and explorations in Mexico and Central America 
 1857-1882. 631.21 
 
 Crowe, K. The Gospel in Central America. 1850. 1087.4 
 l-ROEBEL, J. Seven years' travel in Central America [etcl . 
 [1850-55.] 622.4 
 
 Lang, J. M. .Ancient religions of Central America. In 
 Faiths of the world. 1882. 2100.5 
 
 Mokelet, .a. Travels In Central America. 1871. 634.22 
 Sanborn, Helen J. A winter in Central America and 
 Mexico. 1886. 1634.31 
 
 Squier, E. G. Notes on Central -America. 1855. 263.1 
 Tkollope, a. The West Indies and the Spanish main. 
 i860. 1649.13 
 
 Vincent,?. In and out of Central .America. 1890. 1635.39 
 Wells, W. v. Explorations and adventures in Honduras, 
 and histor)' and resources of Central .America. 1857. 621.2 
 
 South America. 
 BiSHor, N. H. The Pampas and .Andes. A thousand 
 miles' walk across South .America. [1854-55.] 1637.5 
 
 Brackenridge, H. M. Voyage to South .America, 1817- 
 18, in the frigate Congress. 2 v. 633.19 
 
 CHA.\ti'NEV, Lizzie W. Three Vassar girU in South Amer- 
 ica. 1885. 662.11 
 Dahlgrkn, Madeleine V. South sea sketches. A narra- 
 tive [of a residence In South .America in 1867]. 660.19 
 GoiTSCHALK, L. M. Notes of a pianist, during profes- 
 sional tours in the United States and South America. 1881. 
 
 1633,9 
 Hi ELD. Mary. Glimpses of South .America. 1882. 660.25 
 HINCHLIFF,!". W. South American sketches. 1863. 673.8 
 Humboldt, F. H. ,A.. Frelherr von. Personal narrative of 
 travels to the equinoctial regions of America, 1799-1804. 
 3 "■ , 816.13 
 
 - Researches, concerning the institutions and monuments of 
 the ancient inhabitants of America, with descriptions of 
 scenes in Ihe Cordilleras. 1814. 2 v. 256 2 
 
 Hutchinson, T. J. The Parani; with incidents of the 
 Paraguayan war, and South Amiirican recollections, 1861- 
 1868. 1623.3 
 
 Kno.k. T. W. The boy travellers in South America. 1886. 
 
 1630.14
 
 America 
 
 American 
 
 Mackenzie, R. South America. In his America. 1882. 
 
 210.10 
 Myers, H. M., and Myers, P. V. N. Life and nature 
 under the tropics. [1867-69.] 637.29 
 
 ORTON, J. The Andes and the Amazon [in 1867]. 1637.8 
 Ramsey, Mrs. V. G. Evenings with the children ; or, 
 travels in South America. 1871. 1495.14 
 
 RUSCHENBERGER, W. S. W. Three years in the Pacific; 
 including notices of Brazil, Chile, Bolivia and Peru. 1834. 
 
 633.22 
 Vincent, F. Around and about South America [1885- 
 1887]. 632.17 
 
 WaTERTON, C. Wanderings in South America [etc.] , in 
 1812, 1816, 1820 and 1824. 633.16; 1648.14 
 
 Spanish America. 
 
 Curtis, W. E. The capitals of Spanish America. 1888. 
 
 631.24 
 Hassaurek, F. Four years among Spanish Americans 
 [1861-65]. 1637.2; 1637.20 
 
 Humboldt, F. H. A., Freiherr von. Personal narrative of 
 travels to the equinoctial regions of America. 1799-1804. 
 3 V. 816.13 
 
 Amepiea, yacht. 
 
 Coffin, R. F. The America's cup ; how it was won in 1851 
 and has been since defended. 1885. 1186.11 
 
 America and American methodism. Jobson, F. J. 
 [1857.] 625.22 
 
 America and France. The influence of the United 
 States on France in the XVIIIth century. Rosenthal, 
 L. 1882. 210.16 
 
 America and the American people. Raumer, F. L. 
 G. von. 1846. 297.1 
 
 Amepiea and the Americans. Baxter, W. E. 
 1855. 629.30 
 
 America and the Americans. Murat, N. A. 1849. 
 
 , 297.20 
 America before Europe. Gasparin, A. E., comte 
 de. 1862. 634.9 
 
 America revisited. Sala, G. A. H. [1880.] 631. i 
 American, An, pseud. See Bruen, Rev. Matthias. 
 Cal-vert, George Henry. Cooper, James Feni- 
 more. Palmer, John Williamson. Wright, Hart- 
 ley Hezekiah. 
 
 American actor series. Namely : — 
 Barrett, L. Edwin Forrest. 1881. 550.16 
 
 Clarke, Asia. The elder and the younger Booth. 1882. 
 
 550-14 
 Clement, Clara E. Charlotte Cushman. 1882. 550-12 
 Field, M. Kate. Charles .Albert Fechter. 1882. 550.15 
 IRELAND, 1. N. Mrs. Duff. 1882. 550-13 
 
 Winter, W. The Jeffersons. 1881. 55o.lI 
 
 American biography. Belknap, J. 1842-51. 3 V. 
 
 820.58 
 
 Devoted mainly to the early discoverers and navigators. 
 
 American church. The, and the American union. 
 Caswall, H. 1861. 1116.3 
 
 American citizen. The: his rights and duties. 
 Hopkins, J. H. 1857. 134.17 
 
 American citizen's manual. Ford, W. C. 1882, 
 83. 2 V. 210.20 
 
 American civil war. See United States. History. 
 Civil war, 1861-65. 
 
 AMERICAN COLONIES. 
 
 BaNVARD, J. Pioneers of the New world and the old 
 French war. [1881.] 218.8 
 
 Charters of the old English colonies in America. 1850. 
 
 305-3 
 Coffin, C. C. Old times in the colonies. [1880.] 212.9 
 DOYLE, J..A. English colonies in America. 1882,87. 3 V. 
 
 211.9 
 Graham, J. The history of the United States from the 
 plantation of the British colonies till their assumption of 
 national independence. 1850. 2 v. 304-3 
 
 Johnson, E. R. A history of the French war, ending in the 
 conquest of Canada [1689-1763]. 210.18 
 
 Kip, W. I. The early Jesuit missions in North America. 
 1846. 1088.12 
 
 Lodge, H. C. A short history of the English colonies in 
 America. 1881. 212.10 
 
 Moncrieff, R. H. The heroes of young America. 1877. 
 
 1648.10 
 Parkman, F., jr. France and England in North America. 
 7 V. 306.1 
 
 Sanford, E. a history of the United States before the Rev- 
 olution. 1819. 305.1 
 SCHELE DE Vere, M. The romance of American history. 
 Early annals. 1872. 228,21 
 Thwaites, R. G. The colonies. 1492-1750. 1891. 220.60 
 See also Braddock's defeat. Canada. Indians of America. 
 
 American commonwealth, The. Bryce, J. 1888. 
 
 3 V. 213.4 
 
 Same. 1889. 2 v. 213.6 
 American commonwealths. Namely : — 
 
 Barrows, W. Oregon. 18S4. 230.6 
 
 Browne, W. H. Maryland." 1884. 230.7 
 
 Carr, L. Missouri. 1888. 230.14 
 
 Cooke, J. E. Virginia. 1883. 230-5 
 
 COOLEY, T. M. Michigan. 1885. 230.9 
 
 Dunn, J. P., jr. Indiana. 1888. 230.15 
 
 Johnston, A. Connecticut. 1887. 230.13 
 
 King, R. Ohio. i838. 230.16 
 
 Roberts, E. H. New York. 1887. 2 v. 230.12 
 
 ROYCE, J. California, from 1846 to [1856]. 230.11 
 
 Shaler, N. S. Kentucky. 1885. 230.8 
 
 Spring, L. W. Kansas. 1885. 230.10 
 
 American criminal trials. Chandler, P. W. 1844. 
 2 V. 297.17 
 
 American crisis. The. Peyton, J. L. 1867. 2 v. 
 
 276.15 
 American e.xplorations in the ice zones. Nourse, 
 J. E. [1884.] 1705.19 
 
 American factories and their female operatives. 
 Scoresby, W. 1845. 196.21 
 
 American family, An, in Germany. Browne, 
 J. R. 1871. 1665. 1 
 
 American family. An, in Paris. Ticknor, AnnaE. 
 1869. 1669.2 
 
 American four-in-hand. An, in Britain. Carnegie, 
 A. 1884. 1651.6 
 
 American girl. An, abroad. Trafton, Adeline. 
 1872. 645.24 
 
 American hero-myths. Brinton, D. G. 1882. 
 
 2100. u 
 American humorists. Haweis, H. R. [1883.] 
 
 1899.12 
 American, The, in England. iVlackenzie, A. S. 
 1835. 2v. 658.15 
 
 American, An, in Iceland. Kneeland, S. 1876. 
 
 1678.15 
 American liberty and government questioned. 
 Ryle, T. 1855. I34-I5 
 
 American literature. See United States. Litera- 
 ture. 
 
 American literature and other papers. Whipple, 
 E. P. 1887. 381.5 
 
 American medical biography. Thacher, J. 1828. 
 
 523.11 
 American medical biography. Williams, S. W. 
 1845. 523-12 
 
 American men of letters. Namely : — 
 Beers, H. A. N. P. Willis. 18S5. 1514-28 
 
 Frothingham, O. B. George Ripley. 1882. 1514-23 
 
 Higginson, T. W. Margaret Fuller Ossoli. 1884. 1514.25 
 HOLMES, O. W. Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1885. 1514.26 
 Lounsburv, T. R. James Fenimore Cooper. 1883. 1514.24 
 MacMaster, J. B. Benjamin Franklin as a man of letters. 
 1887. 151429 
 
 Sanborn, F. B. Henry D. Thoreau. 1882. 1514.22 
 
 SCUDDER, H. E. Noah Webster 1882. 1514.20 
 
 Warner, C. D. Washington Irving. 1882. 1514-21 
 
 Woodberry, G. E. Edgar Allan Poe. 1885. 1514-27 
 
 American notes. [Travels in 1842.] Dickens, C. 
 1629.2 ; 1629.3 ; 1629.4; 1629.5 ; 1641.7 
 
 11
 
 American 
 
 Andersen 
 
 American notes. Change for the American notes 
 (lit l)kUcnsJ. By nn American laJy. 184). 1655.27 
 American orators and oratory-. Whitman, G. M. 
 UVS4. 891.12 
 
 American party. 
 
 WiCiM \ I. K. A defence of the Amerie.in policy, us 
 iclimrnis of foreiKH influence and 
 .lice of the papacy. [1856.] 388.5 
 
 Americiiii ;■ itri.'tism : speeches, letters, and other 
 
 p.i|><rs. IV.ih.idy, S. H. 1880. 220.31 
 
 American people. See United States. Histor\'. 
 
 American pictures drawn with pen and pencil. 
 
 M.iniiiMk;, S. [1S87.J 631.18 
 
 American pioneers and patriots. See Abbott, J. 
 
 S. C. 
 
 American pulpit, The. Fowler, H. 1856. 534.9 
 
 American reformers. Namely : — 
 
 Holland, F. M. Frederick Douglass: the colored orator. 
 1891. 155548 
 
 MaR'H'N.W. C. Wendell Phillips, the aRilator. 1890. 155532 
 SaNBOR.n, F. B. Dr. S. G. Howe, the philanthropist. 1891. 
 
 > 555-49 
 
 American religious leaders. Namely : — 
 
 Al Ll s. A. \-. G. Jonathan Edwards. 1889. i553'lo 
 
 NtwiiiN. W. \V. Dr. Muhlenberg. 1890. IS53-" 
 
 American Revolution. See United States, His- 
 tory : Ri-\()lution. 
 
 American state, The, and American statesmen. 
 Dix, W. G. 1876. 248.6 
 
 American statesmen. Namely : — 
 
 AUAMS, H. John Randolph. 1883. '533-5 
 
 Gay. S. H. James Madison. 1884. tS33to 
 
 Oilman, D. C. James Monroe. 1883. 1533-6 
 
 H1M.ST. H. E. von. John C. Calhoun.' 1882. 1533-3 
 
 HOSMKK. J. K. Samuel .Adams, 1885. •533>3 
 
 Loix.K. H. C. Alexander Hamilton. 1882. '533-2 
 
 - Daniel Webster. 1883. 1533-8 
 
 - George \\-ashinglon. 1889. 2 v. '533- '9 
 McLaughlin, .A. C. Lewis Cass. 189'. 153322 
 Maoruoer, A. B. John .Marshall. 1885. '533-12 
 Morse, J. T., jr. Benjamin Franklin. 1889. 1533.20 
 -John Adams, 1885 1533.11 
 
 - John Quincy Adams. 1882. '533-' 
 
 - Thomas Jcrtcrson. 1883. '533-7 
 Pellew, W. G. John Jav. 1890. 1533 21 
 Roosevelt, T. Thomas H. Benton. 1887. 153314 
 SCHURZ, C. Henry Clav. 1887. 2 v. '533-15 
 SHEPARD, E. M. Martin Van Buren. 1888. '533-18 
 Stevens, |. A. Albert Gallatin 1884. '533-9 
 Sumner, W. G. Andrew |ackson. 1882. '533-4 
 
 - Gouverncur Morris 1888. i533-'7 
 Tyler. M. C. Patrick Henry. 1887. '533-16 
 
 American woman, An, in Europe. Urbino, 
 Laviiija B. 1869. 1667.7 
 
 American's guide. The. Phila. 299.7 
 
 Contents. — The declaration of independence. The articles 
 of confederation. The constitution of the United Slates. 
 The constitutions of the several stales. 
 
 Americans in Japan. Tomes, R. 1857. 708.5 
 Ames, Hisher, 1758-1808. Works. Ed. by Seth 
 Ames. Boston, 1854. 2 v. Portr. 524.85872.4 
 Reviewed by George Lunt in his Three eras of New England 
 [888.7]. 
 
 Ames, Mary Clemmer. See Clemmer, Mary. 
 Amherst, Jeffrey, ist baron Amherst, 1717-1797. 
 Lodi;e, E. Portraits, vol. 8. 815. 1.8 
 
 Amiel, Henri Frederic. Amiel's journal. Trans. 
 by Mrs. Humphrey Ward. London, 1885. 1540.34 
 
 Arnold, M. Essays in criticism, 2d series. 1888. i897.:4.2 
 LEir.iiroN, Caroline C. A Swiss Thoreau. 1890. 1557.29 
 Amman, Daniel, 1820-. The Atlantic coast. N. 
 Y., 1883. Maps. [The navy in the civil war. 2.] 
 
 220.21 
 The old navy and the new. With personal letters 
 from General Grant. Phila., 1891. Portrs. 
 
 Amon^ the Arabs. Adventures in Algeria. Naph- 
 egvi, li. 1861J. 1675.9 
 
 Among the Arabs : ad\ entures in the desert, and 
 sketches of life and character. London, 1875. 
 lllus. 1699.15 
 
 Among the holy hills [Palestine]. Field, H. M. 
 18S4. 1697- 17 
 
 Among the law-makers [at Washington]. Alton, 
 H. 1886. 220.38 
 
 Among the pines: or. South in secession-time. 
 ( iilniore. J. R. 1862. 298.15 
 
 Among the sons of Han. Notes of a residence in 
 Chiii.i .ind Formosa [1874-80]. Hughes, Mrs. 
 1". F. 1694.21 
 
 Amoor river. 
 
 Collins, P. M. Overland explorations in the great Amoor 
 river country [1856-57]. 683.10 
 
 - A voyage down the Amoor ['856-57]. 677.33 
 
 Same as Ihe preceding work. 
 RAVENsniN, E. G. The Russians on Ihe Amur. 1861.924.6 
 
 Amory, Thomas, 1691 ?-i788. 
 
 Hah.i-.v, J. B. Modern Methusclahs. 1888. 562.8 
 
 Amos, Sheldon. Fifty years of the English consti- 
 tution. 1830-80. Boston, 1880. 980.31 
 Ampere, Andrt: Marie. 
 
 Jamis, 11., jr. Kreneh poets and novelists. 1878. 383.8 
 
 Ampere, Jean Jacques Antoine, 1800-1864. 
 
 llAMl KION, P. G. Modern Frenchmen. 1878. '544-'3 
 Jami s, H., jr. French poets and novelists. 1878. 383.8 
 
 Anabasis. See Xenophon. 
 Anam. 
 
 China : with some account of Ava and the Burmese, Siam, 
 and Anam. 1853. 825.8 
 
 See also Tonquin. 
 
 Ancient and honorable artillery company. 
 
 Whitman, Z. G. The history of the Ancient and honorable 
 artillery company. 1842. 294.6 
 
 Ancient cities and empires. Gillett, E. H. [1867.J 
 
 1958.9 
 Ancient cities of the New world. Charnay, D. 
 1SS7. 631.21 
 
 Ancient city. The. Fustel de Coulanges, N. D. 
 US74- 1957-4 
 
 Ancient classics for English readers. Namely: — 
 Collins, C. W. Plato. 1880. 1817.29 
 
 Donne, W. B Euiipides. 1872. 1817.28 
 
 Ancient empires of the East. Sayce, A. H. 1884. 
 
 950.12 
 Ancient history for colleges and high schools. 
 Namely : — 
 Al.LEN, W. F. Ashorthislory of the Roman people. 1890. 
 
 9'o-53 
 Myers, P. V. N. The E,-istern n,itions and Greece. 1889. 
 
 910.52 
 Ancient history from the monuments. Namely : — 
 
 Birch. S. Egypt from the earliest times to B. C. 300. '958.5 
 Palmer, H.S. Sinai. From the fourth Egyptian dynasty 
 to the present day [1878]. 950-2 
 
 Smith, G. Assyria from the earliest times to the fall of 
 Nineveh. 1958.6 
 
 Ancient legends, mystic charms, and superstitions 
 of Ireland. Wilde, Jane F. S., lady. 1887. 2 v. 
 
 1984.12 
 Ancient regime, The [to 1788]. Taine, H. A. 
 1876. 2006.5 
 
 Other books covering this period will be found under France, 
 History. 
 
 Ancients. Biography. See Classical biography. 
 
 Plutarchus. 
 
 Ancus Marcius, 4th king of Rome. 
 
 I.AINO, Caroline H. B. The seven kings of the seven hills- 
 1872. 959 15 
 
 Andersen, H.ms Christian, 1805-1875. In Spain and 
 a visit to Portugal [1862-66J. N. Y., 1870. 675.20 
 
 12
 
 Andersen 
 
 Angelico 
 
 Pictures of travel in Sweden, among tlie Hartz 
 mountains, and in Switzerland [1831-57]. N. Y., 
 1871. 668.22 
 
 A poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel in Germany, 
 Italy, Greece, and the Orient [1840-41]. N.Y., 1871. 
 
 657.21 
 The true story of my life. Trans, by Mary Howitt. 
 London, 1847. 546.23 
 
 Brandes, G. M. C. Eminent authors of the nineteenth 
 century. 5304 
 
 Anderson, Fortescue L. M. Seven months' resi- 
 dence in Russian Poland in 1863. London, 1864. 
 
 928.16 
 Anderson, John Jacob. A school history of Eng- 
 land [B. C. 55-A. D. 1870]. N. Y., 1879. Illus. 
 
 980.15 
 Anderson, Jotham. 
 
 Ware, H. Recollections of J. Anderson. In Ware's Mis- 
 cellaneous writings, vol. i. 1846. 117.4. i 
 
 Anderson, Mary Antoinette, 1859-. 
 
 Matthews, B., and HuTTON, L. Actors and actresses of 
 
 Great Britain and the United States, vol. 5. 1540.65.5 
 
 Anderson, Rasmus Bjorn. America not discovered 
 by Columbus. The discovery of America by the 
 Norsemen, in the loth century. Chicago, 1877. 
 
 210.24 
 Norse mythology. 3d ed. Chicago, 1879. 2100.16 
 -and others. Viking tales of the North. Also, 
 Tegner's Fridthjof's saga. Chicago, 1877. 1082.8 
 
 Contains a short sketch of tlie life ofTegn^r. 
 
 Anderson, Rufus. The Hawaiian islands : their 
 progress under missionary labours. 3d ed. Boston, 
 1865. Illus. 264.11 
 
 Anderson, T. S. My wanderings in Persia. Lon- 
 don, 1880. Illus. 1696.4 
 Anderson, William, LL.D., 1799-1872. 
 
 GiLFILLAN, G. Modern literature and literary men. 1851. 
 
 548-3 
 
 Andersonvllle prison. 
 
 GOSS, W. L. The soldier's story of his captivity at Ander- 
 sonvllle, Belle Isle, and other rebel prisons. [1866.] 276.3 
 Hamlin, A. C. Martyria ; or, Andersonvllle prison. 1866. 
 
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 Andersson, Charles J. Lake Ngami ; the wilds of 
 South-western Africa [1850-54]. 2d ed. London, 
 1856. Illus. 692.2 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1857. 697.4 
 
 The Okavango river : a narrative of travel, explo- 
 ration, and adventure [1858-60]. N. Y., 1861. 683.16 
 Andes mountains. 
 
 Bishop, N. H. The Pampas and Andes. [1854-55.] 1637.5 
 Head, Sir F. B. Rough notes during journeys across the 
 Pampas and among the Andes. 1861. 889.22 
 
 ORTOiN.J. The Andes and the Amazon [in 1867]. 1637.8 
 Rickard, F. I. A mining journey across the great Andes 
 [in 1862]. 635'24 
 
 Andr6, John, major, 1751-1780. 
 
 Grant, J. The traitor and his victim. In his Constable of 
 France. [1866.] 1958.20 
 
 LossiNG, B. J. The two spies, Nathan Hale and John 
 Andrd. [Also] Anna Seward's Monody on major Andrfi. 
 1886. 1542.45 
 
 Andrea del Sarto. See Sarto, Andrea d'Agnolo. 
 Andrea Pisano, 1 270-1 345. 
 
 Vasari, G. Lives of the painters, sculptors, and architects, 
 vol. I. 848.6.1 
 
 Andreini, Isabella, 1 562-1604. 
 
 Trollote. T. A. A decade of Italian women. 1859. 543.14.2 
 
 Andrew, John Albion, governor of Massachusetts, 
 1818-1S67. 
 
 Browne, A. G., jr. Sketch of the official life of John A. 
 Andrew. 1868. 1529.3 
 
 Chandler, P. W. Memoir. 1880. 1523-25 
 
 Clarke, J. F. Memorial and biographical sketches. 1878. 
 
 i5't4-3 
 
 Stowe, Harriet B. The lives and deeds of our self-made 
 men. 1869. 542-21 
 
 - Men of our times. 1869. 1522.8 
 WHIPrLE, E. P. Success and its conditions. 1871. 895.21 
 Andrews, Ale.xander. The eighteenth century ; or, 
 the manners and customs of our grandfathers. Lon- 
 don, 1856. 988.2 
 Andrews, Christopher C. Brazil : its condition 
 and prospects. N. Y., 1887. 631.9 
 Minnesota and Dacotah : letters descriptive of a tour 
 through the North-west, in 1856. 2d ed. Wash- 
 ington, 1857. 237.10 
 Andrews, Elisha Benjamin. Brief institutes of 
 general history. 2d ed. Boston, 1888. 910.50 
 A bibliography precedes each chapter. Brief institutes of 
 our constitutional history, English and American, on shelf 
 no. 4329.121. 
 
 Andrews, Sidney. The South since the war : travel 
 and observation in Georgia and the Carolinas. 
 Boston, 1866. 276.7 
 
 Andrews, William A. A daring voyage across the 
 Atlantic ocean [in 1878]. N. Y., 1880. Illus. 1656.19 
 Andrews, William P. Memoir of Jones Very. 
 In Very's Poems. 1883. 1353.8 
 
 Andrews, William W. Eulogy [on John Cotton 
 Smith] before the Connecticut historical society, 
 1846. In Smith's Correspondence and miscellanies. 
 
 898.6 
 Andrews railroad raid. 
 PiTTENGER, W. Daring and suffering. 1863. 298.29 
 
 Andros, Richard Salter Storrs. The United States 
 customs guide. Boston, 1859. 309.13 
 
 Anecdote biographies of Thackeray and Dickens. 
 N. Y., 1875. Facsimile. 1529.13 
 
 ANECDOTES. 
 
 BiGELOW, L. J. Bench and bar ; a digest of the wit, humor, 
 asperities and amenities of the law. 1867. 1816.10 
 
 - Same. 1871. 1816.23 
 Boyd, M. Reminiscences of fifty years. 1871. 567.11 
 Brown, W. H., compiler. Witty sayings by witty people. 
 [1874.] 1897-39 
 Bverley, T., and Robertson, J. C. The Percy anecdotes. 
 20 V. ■ 909.7 
 
 - Same. Added, American anecdotes [by F. Hunt] . 1858. 
 2 V. in I. 892.4 
 Edwards, C. Pleasantries about courts and lawyers of 
 New York. 1867. 1816.11 
 Forney. J. W. Anecdotes of public men. 1873. 1524.2 
 Jennings, G. H. An anecdotal history of the British parlia- 
 ment. i38i. 980.33 
 
 - and Johnstone, W.S. A book of parliamentary anecdote. 
 
 876.20 
 Keddie, W. Cyclopaedia of literary and scientific anec- 
 dote. 1859. 394'i 
 King, W. Political and literary anecdotes of his own times. 
 1819. 888.19; No. I in 588.5 
 Kikkland, F. Cyclopaedia of commercial and business 
 anecdotes. 1864. 2 v. 901.8 
 
 - Same. 1868. 90i-9 
 Mason, J. Great triumphs of great men. 1875. 1539.8 
 NiMMO, W. P. Clergymen and doctors : curious facts and 
 characteristic sketches. 1819.18 
 Ramsay, E. R. Reminiscences of Scottish life and char- 
 acter. 1856, 61. 2 V. 395-8 
 
 - Same. [Series i.] 1861. • 1907. i 
 Rogers, C. Familiar illustrations of Scottish character. 
 1861. 864.3 
 TlMBS, J. .Anecdote biography. 1S60. 2 v. 587-15 
 
 - English eccentrics and eccentricities. 1866. 2 v. 1553.3 
 
 - Oddities of history, and strange stories. 1872. 909.16 
 Watkins, I. B. Anecdotes for youth. 1825. 1829.5 
 
 Angelico da Fiesole, Fra Giovanni, called Fra 
 Angelico, 1387-1455. 
 
 Phillimore, C. M. Fra Angelico [and the early Floren- 
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 Vasari, G. Lives of the painters, sculptors, and architects, 
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 Illus. 1530.20 
 
 Angrelo. Francesco J', called Cecca, 1447-1488. 
 
 Va^ari. li. Ijvcs of the paintera. iculplun, unci arcliiicels, 
 vol. 1. 848.6.3 
 
 Angrelo, Mi,;h;iel. See Buonarroti, Michelangelo. 
 An^lo- American literature and manners. Chasles, 
 V. Ti. I*. iSiJ. 404-1 1 
 
 Anglo-Saxon chronicle, Tlie. In Bede's Ecclesi- 
 astic. il historv of Ent^land. 846.1 
 Anglo-Saxonlreedom. Hosmer, J. K. i8c/3. 198;. 16 
 Anglo-Saxons. 
 
 MiLLKK, 1'. lliiiory of Ihc .Anglo-Saxons. 1853. 988.8 
 
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 PaLURAVE, Sir K. History of Ihe Anglo-Saxons. 1837. 
 
 389.17 
 Tt^RNF.R, S. The liislor) of ilic Anglo-Saxons. 1836. 3 v. 
 
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 See also .\nglo-Saxon chronicle. England, History. 
 
 Animal magnetism. 
 
 M\Yi>. II. On the truths contained in popular superstitions, 
 with an aLCount of iiicsnicrisni. 1851. 1099.3 
 
 Anna, Comnena, daughter of emperor Alexius I, 
 Comnenus, 108J-1148. 
 
 James, G. P. R., ed. Memoirs of celebrated women. 1876. 
 
 1528.18 
 
 Annals of America. Holmes, A. 1829. 2 v. 304.9 
 Annals, The, of England [to A. D. 1714]. Flaherty, 
 VV. E. 1855-57- 3 V. 979-7 
 
 Same. 1876. 1951.6 
 
 Annam. See Anam. 
 Annan, Robert, 1834-1867. 
 
 MalIIIKkson, J. The Christian hero. 1872. 569-31 
 
 Anne, queen of England, 1664-1714. 
 Farmer, Lydia H. Thu girls' book of famous queens. 
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 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 7. 815.1.7 
 
 Morris, E. E. The age of .-Xnnc. [1876.] 1985.6 
 
 Strickla.si), Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, vol. 
 II, 13. 592. 1. II, 12 
 
 Anne Boleyn, 2d queen of Henry Vlil, 1507-1536. 
 
 Bi:Nc.i;k, Kliiabeth O. Life. 554.1 
 
 - Memoirs. 594-15 
 Dlxu.N, \V. H. History of two queens. 6 v. in 3. 1538.8 
 Jameson, .Anna B. Lives of celebrated female sovereigns. 
 
 569.28 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. i. 815.1.1 
 
 Rl'SSELL, W. Extraordinary women. 598.19 
 
 Anne Hyde, queen of James II. See Hyde, Anne, 
 
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 Anne, of Bohemia, ist queen of Richard II, 1 366-1 394. 
 
 STR1CKL.\NL), .\gnes. Lives of the queens of EngKand, vol. 
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 Anne of Denmark, queen of James I, 1574-1619. 
 
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 Anne, of Warwick, queen of Richard 111, 1456- 
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 Short sayings of great men. 2d ed. Boston, 1882. 
 
 1897.25 
 An earlier edition of the preceding. 
 Bentham, Jeremy. 1 748-1832. 
 
 BlOGIJAl'IIIKS of eminent men, vol. 4. 839.6.4 
 
 HAZi-in, W. The spirit of the age. 888.17:867.2.5 
 
 Bentinek, George William Pierrepont. 
 
 Ritchie, J. E. Modern statesmen. 555.7 
 
 Bentley, Richard, D.D., 1662-1742. 
 
 BloGKAPniES of eminent men, vol. 3. 839.6.3 
 
 De QtilNCEY, T. Essays on philosophical writers. 895.20.2 
 jElili, R. C. Bentley. ' 1544-Si 
 
 Benton, Thomas Hart. Thirty years' view; or, a 
 history of the working of the American government, 
 1820-50. N. Y., 1854, 56. 2v. Portr. 282.1 
 
 Roosevelt, T. Life. i533-i4 
 
 Benue, river. 
 
 Hi-iTClIINSON, T. J. Narrative of the Niger, Tshadda, and 
 liinui- exploration. 1855. No. 2 in 1655.9 
 
 B6rangeF, Pierre Jean de, 1780-1857. 
 
 Bageiiot, W. Literary studies, vol. 2. 891.9.2 
 
 Berard, Augusta Blanche. School history of Eng- 
 land. N. Y. [1861.] 980-45 
 Berdan, David, 1803-1827. 
 
 Sewaru, \V. H. David Berdan. [Eulogy. July 21, 1828.] 
 In Seward's Works, vol. 3. 294-7-3 
 
 Bepengaria of Navarre, queen of Richard I. 
 
 Jameson, Anna B. Lives of celebrated female sovereigns. 
 
 569.28 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, vol. 2. 
 
 592.1.2 
 
 Berens, Edward. The history of the prayer-book 
 of the Church of England. London. [1866?] 2089.23 
 Bergh, Henry, 1823-1888. 
 Bungay, (i. \V. Traits of representative men. 1534.13 
 
 Berington, Joseph, 1746-1827. The literary history 
 of the Middle ages. London, 1846. 404-9 
 
 B^Piot, Charles Auguste de, 1802-1870. 
 Ferris, G.T. Great violinists and pianists. [i8Si.] 154943 
 Bepkeley, George, bishop of Cloyne, 1685-1753. 
 Butt, Isaac. Berkeley. In .-\fternoon lectures on litera- 
 ture and art. 3d series. 1866. 1839.6 
 Fraser, a. C. Berkeley. 1881. 1537-2 
 Oliphant, Margaret 6. W. Historical sketches of the 
 reign of George II. 983-4 
 
 Bepkeley, George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge. 
 A niiinth in the forests of France. London, 1857. 
 
 654.4 
 Berkeley men. The, pseud. See Lester, Charles E. 
 Bepkley, E. The Pharaohs and their people. Old 
 Egyptian lile .-tnd history. N. Y. [1883.] 940.16 
 Bepkshipe, England. 
 
 Murray, J. A hand-book for travellers in Berks, Bucks, 
 and Oxfordshire, i860. 645.20 
 
 Bepkshipe county, Mass. 
 
 Field, 1 1. D. A history of the county. 1829. 227.9 
 
 Smith, ). E. .\. Taghconic; the romance and beauty of 
 the hills.' 1879. 1648.15 
 
 Berlin. 
 
 Lander, Sarah W. Spectacles for young eyes. Berlin, 
 1865. ' 1638.4 
 
 Norton, Minerva B. In and around Berlin. 1889. 1668.31 
 ViZETELLY', H. Berlin under the new empire. 1879. 2 v. 
 
 1661.8 
 Beplioz, Louis Hector, 1803-1869. Autobiography, 
 1803-65. Trans, by Rachel and Eleanor Holmes. 
 London, 1884. 2 v. 1538.14 
 
 Selections from his letters, and aesthetic, humorous, 
 and satirical writings. Trans, and preceded by a 
 biographical sketch of the author by W. F. Apthorp. 
 N. Y., 1879. 1543.41 
 
 Bourne, C. E. The great composers. [1887.] 1524.23 
 BePlyn, Peter, and Fowlep, Charles. The crystal 
 palace: its architectural history and constructive 
 marvels. London, 1S51. Illus. 205.6 
 
 Bepmudas. 
 
 Dorr, Julia C. R. Bermuda: an idyl of the Summer 
 islands. 1884. 1631.19 
 
 Godet, T. L. Bermuda: its history, geology, cUmate [etc.], 
 with hints to invalids, i860. 265.5 
 
 Jones, J. M. The naturalist in Bermuda. 1859. 177-37 
 McQuADE, |. The cruise of the Montauk to Bermuda, 
 the West Indies and Florida. 1885. 1630.7 
 
 Bepna, Italian painter, -1381? 
 
 Vasari, G. Lives of the painters, sculptors, and architects, 
 vol I. 848.6.1 
 
 Bepnadotte. See Charles XIV, of Sweden. 
 Bernapd St., abbot of Clairvaux, 1091-1153. 
 Clarke, J. F. Events and epochs on religious history. 
 1881. 2101.16 
 
 Dale, T. P. A life's motto. 1528.7 
 
 Harrison, F. Choice of books. 1886. 1400.8 
 
 A review of Morison's Life and times ofSt. Bernard [3555.23; 
 3555.62] . 
 
 Hewlett, H. G. The heroes of Europe. 555-3 
 
 RatiSBONNE, M. T. The life and times of St. Bernard. 
 [1878.] 2101.5 
 
 Bernapd the wise, English Benedictine monk. 
 Voyage, A. D. 867. In Wright, T. Early travels 
 in Palestine. 846.7 
 
 Bernapd, Charles de. See Du Grail de La Villette.C. 
 Bepnapd, John. Retrospections of America, 1797- 
 181 1. Ed. by Mrs. Bavie Bernard, with notes by 
 Laurence Hutton and Brander Matthews. N. Y., 
 1887. Portrs. 1637.27 
 
 Most of the book is devoted to theatrical matters. 
 
 Bepnapd, William B. The life of Samuel Lover, 
 with selections. N. Y., 1874. Portr. 1517.21 
 
 Bepnhapd Capl, Herzog von Sachsen Weimar 
 Eisenach, 1792-1862. Travels through North 
 America, 1825, 26. Phila., 1828. 623.11 
 
 Beppien, John Macpherson. 
 
 Miller, S. F. The bench and bar of Georgia, vol. i. 
 1858. 294.3.1 
 
 Beppy, Marie Caroline Ferdinande Louise de Bour- 
 bon, duchesse de. 
 
 Dermoncourt, general. The duchess of Berri in La 
 Vendee. 1833. S69-8 
 
 Beppy, Mary, 1763-1852. A comparative view of the 
 social life of England and France [1660-1830]. 
 London, 1828, 31. 986.4 
 
 Milnes, R. M.. baron Houghton. The Berrys. In his 
 Monographs, personal and social. 1528.14 
 
 BePthieP, Louis Ale.xandre, prince de Wagram et 
 de Neufchatel, due de Valengin, 1753-1815. 
 Headley, ]. T. Napoleon and his marshals, vol. I. 605.2 
 BePthoUet, Claude Louis, comte, 1748-1822. 
 Brightwell, Cecilia L. Heroes of the laboratory and the 
 workshop. 551-7 
 
 BePtie, Montague, 2d earl of Lindsey, 1608-1666. 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 5. 815.1.5 
 
 BePtie, Robert, ist earl of Lindsey, 1582-1642. 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 4. 815. 1.4 
 
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 Bertrandon 
 
 Bible 
 
 Bertrandon de Lii Brocqulfire, Travels, 
 
 A. I), uj.', jj- III WriKht, 1. E;irly travels in 
 P;ilcstiiie. 846.7 
 
 Besant, Walter. i8i8-. Captain CiviU. London, 
 iS(>o. Portr. [English men of action.] s5o.6o 
 
 The eulogy ol RiLliarJ Jctleries. N. Y., 1888. 
 
 ISS4I') 
 Fifty years ago. London, 1888. Illus. ii)8i.<) 
 
 " .\ picture of society as It was when the queen .asceniled the 
 throne." 
 
 Gaspard de Colignv. London, i87(>. Portr. [New 
 Plutarch.] 1543-33 
 
 Same. N. Y., iSyt,. Portr. 1544-32 
 
 The life and achievements of Edward Henry Palmer. 
 }d ed. London, 1885. Portr. i537-i6 
 
 Conl-iins ihri-<- .iniH-nilKes: i. I'.ilnicr's work iis an orienl.il 
 scholar. Iiv (i. K. Nicholl. 3. " Tumulo supcnidditc car- 
 men " 3. I.i'>l of l".ilnier's works. 
 
 Rabelais. Edinb. [1879]. [Foreign classics for 
 English readers.] 1549-4' 
 
 His life, mil an anal.t-sis of his works, including extracts, 
 -and Rice, J.tines. Sir Richard WhittinRton, lord 
 mavor of London. N. Y., 1881. [New Plutarch.] 
 
 1543-72 
 Bessd, Alfred von. The Turkish empire. Trans. 
 In- E. J. Morris. Phila., 1854. 689.12 
 
 Bessemer, Sir Henry, 1813-. 
 
 IKXNS. W. 1'. I'hi- creators of the .ige of Steel. 1884. 190.66 
 Bessi^res, Jean Bapliste, due d'Istrie. 1768-1813. 
 Ilniiliv, I. T. .Napoleon and his marshals, vol. 2. 605.2.2 
 
 Besson, Charles Jean Baptiste, 1816-1861. 
 
 1.1 AK. Henrietta L. S. A Dominican artist. 1871. 578.23 
 
 Best, Mrs. M. C. Abroad and how to live there. 
 Three ve.irs' residence in Gerinany and Switzerland. 
 London, i860. 669.17 
 
 Best of all good company. See Jerrold, W. B. 
 D.ivs with great authors. 
 Betham, .Mary Matilda, 1776-1852. 
 Edwards, Matilda B. B. Six life studies of famous women. 
 
 1523- 14 
 - The famous women lihrary. 1523.3 1.6 
 
 Betham-Edwards, Matilda. See Edwards, Ma- 
 tilJ 1 R:irb,ir.t Betham. 
 
 Bethune, iJavid, cardinal. See Beaton. D.niJ. 
 Bethune, < jeorge Washington, D.D., 1805-1862. 
 
 I'OWLliK, H. The .\mcric.in pulpit. 1856. S34-9 
 
 Bethune, John Drinkwater, 1762-1844. A history 
 of the siege of Gibraltar, 1779-1783. With a de- 
 scription. London, 1844. 889.14 
 Bethune, Maximilien de, due de Sully. See Sully. 
 Bettany, George Thomas. The conquerors of the 
 world : being a popular account of the peoples and 
 races of Europe. London, 1889. Illus. 1698.13 
 The teeming millions of the East: being a popular 
 account of the inhabitants of Asia. London, 1889. 
 Illus. 1698.12 
 Bett.y, William Henry West. 
 
 Maithews, B., and HUT-fON, L. Actors and actresses of 
 Great Brit^iin and the United States, vol. 2. 1540.65.2 
 
 Beverly, M«ss. 
 
 Sro.vE, E. M. History of Beverly, 1630-1842. 227.3 
 
 Bewick, Thomas, wood engraver, 1753-1828. 
 
 Groser, W. H. Men worth imit.iting. 557-20 
 
 JARDINE, Sir W. Memoir. In his Naturalist's library, 
 vol. 10. 179.1.10 
 
 Beyle, Marie Henri (Stendhal), compiler. Tlie life 
 of Havdn, in a series of letters [by G. Carpani] ; 
 the life of Mozart [by A. H. F. von SchlichtegrollJ, 
 with observations on Metastasio and the present 
 state of music in France and Italy. From the 
 French of L. A. C. Bombet [pseud.]. With notes 
 by W. Gardiner. Providence, 1820. 545-20 
 
 32 
 
 Same. Boston, 1839. 545-19 
 
 HaYWARI>, a. Selected ess.ays, vol. I. 1879. 1897.7 
 
 Beyond the Him.ilavas. Travel and adventure in 
 the wilds of Thibet. Geddie, J. 1882. 1696.8 
 
 Beyond the Sierras ; or, observations on the Pacilji- 
 1. 1.1st. Tevis, A. H. 1877. 1649. i() 
 
 Beyond the west. Pine, G. W. 1871. 623.25 
 
 Blanchi, ijirolamo, called Da Carpi, 1501 -1556. 
 VasaRI, G. Lives of the piiintcrs, sculptors, and arehitccis, 
 vol. 4. 848.6.4 
 
 Btanclardi, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Rice. At home in 
 It.iK. Boston, 1S84. 1664.15 
 
 Blanconl, Charles, 1786-1875. 
 
 SMili^. S. Men of invention anil industry. 1885. 1538.17 
 
 Biarritz, Fr.ince. 
 
 I!i N.M.f. J. li. Mentone, the Riviera. Corsica and Biarritz 
 as winter climates. 1862. 674.15 
 
 Blart, Lucien. The Aztecs. From the French by 
 J. L. Garner. Chicago, 1887. Illus. 1635.35 
 
 BIBLE. 
 
 Gack, \V. L. The land of sacred mystery, or the Bible 
 read in the light of its own scenery. 1871. I103.9 
 
 (iooDRlCll, C. A. A geography of the chief places men- 
 tioned in the Bible, and the principal events connected with 
 them. 1856. 1089.28 
 
 C;rf,f..n',S.G. Pictures from Bible lands. 1879. Illus. 651.10 
 HuiailvS, H. The remarkable scenes of the Bible. 2109.33 
 Krno. I. Scripture lands. 1850. 815.7 
 
 McCLUitE, A. W. The translators revived; a memoir of 
 the authors of the English version of the Bible. 1853. 548.10 
 March, D. Night scenes in the Bible. 186S. III4-3 
 
 SlANLKV, A. 1'. The Bible in the Holy Land. 1862. 2109.22 
 Thomson, W. M. The Land and the Book; or, biblical 
 illustrations drawn from the Holy Land. 1869. 2 v. 1103.8 
 
 Biography. 
 Baldwin, Rev. G. C. Representative men of the New 
 'testament, i860. 2095.19 
 
 r-'KOTIIlNi'.llAM, O. B. Stories of the patriarchs 1117.24 
 GlI.I-ll,l.,\N, G. The bards of the Bible. 1851. 118.2; 2095.5 
 Hai>I.EV, Caroline. Stories of old, or Bible narratives suited 
 to the capacity of young children. New Testament. 128.24 
 Headley. P.' C. The girls of the Bible. 1866. 2098.8 
 
 - Sacred heroes and martyrs. 1871. 541-12 
 HUIUIK, H. Female characters of Holy Writ. 1866. 2098.10 
 Hunter, H. Sacred biography- 1844. 541-4 
 L[ rri.EWOOn, W. E. Bible biograpliies ; or, stories from 
 the Old Testament. 1878., iii3-4 
 Reade, C. Bible characters. 1889. 2086.4 
 S'l'EELE, Eliza R. The sovereigns of the Bible. 1869. 2108.4 
 Williams, H. L., jr. The boys of the Bible. 1866. 2098.9 
 Young men of the Bible. 1859. 544-24 
 
 History. 
 
 BONOMI, J. Nineveh and its palaces. The discoveries ol 
 Botta and Layard, applied to the elucidation of Holy Writ. 
 [1852.] 685.10 
 
 -Same. 1853. 1693.1 
 
 -Same. 1857. 835.14 
 
 Butler, .Annie R. "In the beginning;" or, stories from 
 Genesis. [1889?] 2086.5 
 
 CONDER, T. The literary history of the New Testament. 
 1845. 1085.5 
 
 Cowi.ES, H. Hebrew history, from the death of Moses to 
 the close of the Scripture narrative. 1875. 2099.31 
 
 Gleig, G. R. The history of the Bible. 1878. 2 v. 810.14 
 Hall, J. Scripture history. .Abridged by G. H. Glasse. 
 
 1107.9 
 Headlev, J. T. Sacred mount.ims, characters, and scenes 
 in the Holy land. 1867. 2091.10 
 
 Interesting chapters in Scripture history and Bible illus- 
 tration. [1870.] 2i09<5i 
 ].\IIN, J. C. Biblical archaeology. 1853. 1^03.5 
 KriTO, J. An illustrated history of the Bible. 1868. 1092.17 
 Kurtz, J. H. History of the old covenant, 1859. 3 V. 1092.8 
 
 - Same. Vol. 1. 2. 1104.2 
 
 - Manual of sacred history. i86o. 1 104.17 
 Maclear, G. F. Outlines of Old Testament history for 
 youth. 1869. 2089.16 
 Marsh, Anne. Bible history for the use of children. 2108.2 
 Rawlinson, G. The origin of nations. 1881. 940.6
 
 Bible 
 
 Biography 
 
 Sayce, a. H. Fresh light from the ancient monuments. A 
 sketch of the confirmations of the Bible, from recent dis- 
 coveries. 1884. 950.14 
 Sears, R. A new and complete history of the Bible. 1085.4 
 Smith, VV. The New Testament history. 1868. 2094.4 
 Stowe, C. E. Origin and history of the books of the Bible. 
 (The New Testament.) 1868. 2102. i 
 Stuart, M. Critical history and defence of the Old Testa- 
 ment canon. 1095.30; 2103.2 
 Thayer, W. M. Soldiers of the Bible. 1864. 2105.6 
 Thomson, D. W.. Youth's illustrated Bible history. 1092.19 
 Turner, S. The sacred history of the world, attempted to 
 be philosophically considered. 1848. 3 v. 1095. 11 
 YONGE, Charlotte M. Aunt Charlotte's stories of Bible 
 history. 2106.27 
 YOU.NG people's illustrated Bible history. 1871. 1092.18 
 See also History, .'\ncient. 
 
 Bible, The, in Spain. Borrow, G. 
 
 889.4 ; No. I in 673.1 
 Bible, The. in the Levant. Prime, S. 1. 1859. 688.9 
 Bicci, Lorenzo di, -1459. 
 
 Vasari, G. Lives of the painters, sculptors, and architects, 
 vol. I. 848.6.1 
 
 Biekersteth, Elizabeth and Frances. Doing and 
 suffering : memorials of EHzabeth and Frances 
 Biekersteth. By their sister. [4th ed.] London, 
 
 1862. IIIQ.I 
 
 BiekePSteth, Henry, baron Langdale, 1783-1851. 
 Essays from the London Times, vol. 2, 1852. 899.14.2 
 
 Biekersteth, John Lang, 1832-1847. Memoir. 
 London. 189.34 
 
 Bickham, William D. Rosecrans' campaign with 
 the Fourteenth army corps : with official reports of 
 the battle of Stone river [1862-63]. Cincinnati, 
 
 1863. 307.3 
 BiekmoPB, Albert Smith. Travels in the East In- 
 dian archipelago [1865-66]. N. Y., 1869. 1695.7 
 Bieyele and tricycle. 
 
 Bagg, L. H. Ten thousand miles on a bicycle. 1887. 642.4 
 Chandler, .\. D. A bicycle tour in England and Wales. 
 1879. 1665.17 
 
 Pennell, J., and PenneLL, Elizabeth R. A Canterbury 
 pilgrimage. 1885. 1673.14 
 
 - Two pilgrims' progress. 1887. 1664.25 
 
 Stevens, T. Around the world on a bicycle. 2 v. 642.1 
 
 Biddle, Nicholas, 17S6-1844. History of the expe- 
 dition under Lewis and Clarke to the sources of the 
 Missouri, thence to the Pacific ocean, 1804-1806. 
 N. Y., 1845. 2 v. Maps. 820.52 
 
 Written from the explorers' material by Nicholas Biddle, and 
 conducted through the press by Paul Allen. 
 Biddle, Mrs. Rebecca. 
 
 Ellet. Elizabeth F. The women of the .'\merican revolu- 
 tion, vol. 2. 538.13.2 
 
 Biernatzki, Joliann Christoph. Biographical 
 sketch. In his Hallig. 1856. 884.1 
 
 Bigelow, Andrew, D.D., 1795-1877. Travels in 
 Malta and Sicily, with sketches of Gibraltar, in 
 1827. Boston, 1831. lllus. 676.2 
 
 Bigelow, Jacob, M.D., LL.D., 1787-1879. A 
 history of the cemetery of Mount Auburn. Boston, 
 i860, lllus. 229.10 
 
 Ellis, G. E. Memoir. iSBo. 530.17 
 
 Bigelow, John. France and the Confederate navy. 
 1862-1868. N. Y., 1888. 210.57 
 
 Bigelow, Lafayette J. Bench and bar : a digest of 
 the wit, humor, asperities, and amenities of the law. 
 N. Y., 1867. Portrs. 1816.10 
 
 Same. 1871. 1816.23 
 
 Bigio, Francia. See Franciabigio. 
 Biglow, William, 1773-1844. History of Natick, 
 Mass., 1650-1830. Boston, 1830. 224.12 
 
 Bin, Ledyard. A winter in Florida. Added, a 
 brief historical summary. N. Y., 1869. lllus. 
 
 1639.21 
 
 Bill of rights, 1688. 
 
 Hosmer, }. K. A short history of Anglo-Saxon freedom. 
 1890. ' 1985.16 
 
 Billings, Josh, pseud. See Shaw, Henry Wheeler. , 
 
 Billington, Elizabeth, i768i>~i8i8. 
 
 Ferris, G. T. Grrat singers, vol. i, 1880. 1549. 42.1 
 
 Biloehes. 
 
 Oliver, E. E. .\cross the border; or, Pathan and Biloch. 
 1S90. 681.16 
 
 Bingham, Hiram. A residence of twenty-one years 
 in the Sandwich islands. Hartford, 1847. 934-4 
 Binney, Rev. Thomas. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton. 
 A study for young men. [Added] The wife ; or, a 
 mirror for maidenhood. London, 1853. 588.10 
 
 Same. A study for young men ; or, a sketch of Sir 
 Thomas Fowell Buxton. Boston, 1856. 588.21 
 
 Binning, Robert B. M. A journal of two years' 
 travel in Persia, Ceylon," etc. [1850-52]. London, 
 1857. 2 V. 685.1 
 
 Binue, ri\er. See Benue, river. 
 Biographies of eminent men from the thirteenth 
 century, vol. 2-4. London. 3 v. lllus. 839.6 
 
 Biographies of musicians. Namely : — 
 
 NOHL, L. Beethoven. i88i. ' 1548.21 
 
 - Haydn. 1883. 1548.35 
 
 - Liszt. 1884. 1541.24 
 
 - Mozart. 1880. 1523.9 
 
 - Wagner. 1884. 1547 19 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Collections. 
 The contents of most of these collections are given under the 
 authors. 
 
 Adams, W. H. D. " In perils oft: " romantic biographies 
 illustrative of the adventurous life. 1542.44 
 
 - Records of noble lives i553'2 
 Allen, G. Biographies of working men. 1884. 1542.39 
 Baillie, J. Life-studies; or, how to live. 548.12 
 Bayne, p. Essays in biography and criticism. 2 v. 885.1 
 Belknap, J. American biography. 1842,51. 3 v, 820.58 
 Devoted mainly to the eafly discoverers and navigators. 
 Biographies of eminent men from the thirteenth century, 
 vol. 2-4. 839.6 
 Brightvvell, Cecilia L. Byepaths of biography. 555'i9 
 Brooks, E. S. Historic boys. 1885. 1531-7 
 Brougham, lord. Lives of men of letters and science in 
 the time of George in. 18^5. 547-3 
 Calver, Amelia J. Every-day biography : brief biographies 
 for every day in the year. 1890. 560.3 
 Carlyle, T. Critical and miscellaneous essavs, vol. 2-4. 
 1847. ' 867.1 
 
 - Same, 1850. 863.7 
 
 - Same. i860. 4 v, 893.3 
 Chambers, W. Stories of remarkable persons. 1548.4 
 Clarke, j. F. Memorial and biographical sketches. 
 1878. " 1544-3 
 Clissold. Rev. H. Lamps of the church. 1863. 2107.17 
 Cobb, J. F., and japp, A. H. Stories of success. 1546.21 
 Cochrane, R. Earnest lives. 1881. 1547-7 
 
 - Gallery of notable men and women. • 1547-2 
 
 - Great achievements of military men, statesmen, and others. 
 
 1879- 1547-3 
 
 Cooke, Frances E. Guiding lights : lives of the great and 
 good. 1876. 1559-7 
 
 Curwen, H. Plodding on. Illustrated life-stories. 1879. 
 
 1523-15 
 Davenport, R. A. Lives of individuals who raised them- 
 selves from povertv to eminence or fortune. 379-13 
 De Quincey, T. Biographical essays. 1851. 895.7 
 
 - Essays on philosophical writers and other men of letters. 
 1854. 2 V. 895.20 
 Dyer, T. F. T. The loves and marriages of some eminent 
 persons. 1890. 2 v. 543-22 
 Edgar, 1. G. The boyhood of great men. 549-30; 548.13 
 
 - Footprints of famous men. 548.16; 551.13 
 Edwards, B. B. Biography of self-taught men. 1850,52. 
 2 V. 548 22; 548.18 
 EWART, H. C. Leaders upward and onward. 1889. 1554.9 
 Farmer, LydiaH. The boys' book of famous rulers. 1542.46 
 Field, M.B. Memories of many men and of some women. 
 1874- 1535-8 
 
 33
 
 Biography 
 
 Bismarck 
 
 Kirrv cclcbralrd men. 5*9->3 
 
 Gil nil AN <"•. Mnrirm liii-raiiire and liierarv mm: a 
 
 -I 5-»8.4 
 
 i &H.. .,,. .. _ .1 .tiu inu tiiiirs. 
 
 ->49-39. «S39'«> 
 GUI MM, H. F. Ijlcmlure. 3V7!» 
 
 GuisK.K. \V. H. Men wonh imii.iiiiij;. [1071?] SS7'» 
 
 Hai.i S. l". a book iif memories oI great men and women. 
 1871. ' 1523.18 
 
 llA^lirr, W. 'Hie spirit of the uge : or. coiiiemporary 
 ponmiii. 1846. 888.17: 867.3.S 
 
 MK\vi.>:rr. H. O. I '■•• ' •■! Kiimpe. Too-1700. 555.3 
 
 IIITCIUtK.'K. T. I I .i( men of genius. 1557'3» 
 
 Hiwn, K r. Hie 11 H'l'V. 185a. 878. a4 
 
 lloRNK. R. II. A n.» -i'lrii .1 llieage. 878.13 
 
 K1N>;. Alice. A clu>i.T nl hv.s. I53*'-" 
 
 l-ITri-KWOOli, W. K. Lovely in their lives. [1875.] 1549.6 
 L(!CAS, S. fclminent men and popular hooks. 1859. 549'33 
 MAfAi't AV T. H., baron. Biographical and hisiorical 
 »k.^ ■ ■ i. 884.19 
 
 -1 • ssiiys. 589.27 
 
 - 11, , .inthbuicd 10 the Eneyclop.x-dia nrilannica. 
 1800. 587.14 
 McCaRTHV, J. Modem leaders. 187a. i5"-3 
 Ni.Ai.KfF.N, Nf. Celebrities of the past and present. 1536.13 
 Maci.isk, D., and .Mai;inn. \V. The Maclise poomit- 
 galler)' of "illustrious literary characters." 1883. 1537.17 
 NiKN who have risen. S57'3 
 NiK.N who were earnest. 549-40 
 Mll.SK-S. R. M.. baron Houghton. Monographs, personal 
 and social. 1873. 1528.14 
 Ml'Ei.l.KR. Max. Biographical essays. 1884. 1527-18 
 New biographies of illustrious men. 547-7 
 Par ION. j. People's book of biography. [1868.] 1522.10 
 Paul, C. liv. Biographical sketches. 1883. 1534-iS 
 Rl'SSEl.l.. W. Extraordinary men : their boyhood and early 
 life. [1853.] 557-7; 879.15 
 SeI-F-talt.iit men : a series of biographies. 1876. 1538.5 
 Sl<".oi'KNEV, Lydia H. Examples from the eighteenth and 
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 SMILI.S, S. Brief biographies. 589.18 
 STEKI., R. The achievements of youth. i8go. 1554.24 
 STYI.K5, |. Early blossoms; or, individuals distinguished 
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 Sl'CCESSFUI. men of modern time* S5l.i6 
 Thackeray, \V. M. The English humorists of the eigh- 
 teenth century. 586.1 1589.25 
 TlLLOTSON, j. Our untitled nobility. 577-14 
 TlMBS. J. English eccentrics and eccentricities. 1866. 
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 - School-days of eminent men. 1858. 589-3 
 
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 Tow I.E. G- M. Certain men of mark. 18S0- 1523-20 
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 .\n account of Canton and of a journey thence to the Mahay 
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 The Hawaiian archipelago. Si.x months among the 
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 A ladv's life in the Rockv mountains. N. Y., 
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 Bird, Joseph. Gleanings from the history of 
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 Birds (if a feather flock together; or, talks with 
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 Birrell, Augustine. Life of Charlotte Bronte. 
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 Biscay, Florence, countess of. See Beam, Florence. 
 
 Bisect, Jeanne, 1601-1604. 
 
 Hkkoines of charity. 1878. '544-23 
 
 Bishop, Nathaniel Holmes. Four months in a 
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 Bishop, William Henrv. Fish and men in the 
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 Old Mexico and her lost provinces. A journey in 
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 Bismarcit-Sehoenhausen, Otto Eduard Lenpold, 
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 BuscH, M. J. H. Bismarck in the Eranco-German war, 
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 Bits of travel [in Europe]. Jackson, Helen M. 
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 Bjornson, Bjornstjerne, 1832-. 
 
 Bkandes, G. M. C. Eminent authors of the nineteenth 
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 Black, Alexander. The story of Ohio. Boston. 
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 Black, Jeremiah Sullivan. 
 
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 Black, Joseph, chemist, 1728-1799. 
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 Brougham, lord. Lives of men of letters and science, in 
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 Black, William, 1S41-. Goldsmith. N. Y., 1879. 
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 Black and white: land, labor, and politics in the 
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 Black Forest, Germany. 
 
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 Black Hawk, chief of the Sac and Fox tribes of In- 
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 Black man, The. His antecedents, his genius, and 
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 Blackburn, Henry, 1830-. Artists and Arabs; or, 
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 Blackie, John Stuart. Altavona ; fact and fiction 
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 Homer, hi New biographies of illustrious men. 
 
 547-7 
 Blackmore, John, lieutenant, R. N. The London 
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 Blaekmope, Sir Richard, - 1729. 
 
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 Cornwall. 1865. 1659.16 
 
 Dublin and the Wicklow mountains. 1865. 1659.19 
 
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 Blacksheap, David. 
 
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 Blackstoek, E. Frazer. The land of the Viking 
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 Blackstone, Sir William, 1723-1780. 
 
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 Blackwood, Adam, 1 539-161 3. 
 
 IKAING, I>. Lives of Scotish writers. 1850. 586.13 
 
 Blackwood, Frederick Temple Hamilton Temple, 
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 Blackwood, Harriot Georgina, marchioness of 
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 Extracts from my letters home. N. Y., 1891. 1635.41 
 Blaikie, Rev. Alexander. The philosophy of sec- 
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 Blaine, James Gillespie, 1830-. Eulogy on Gar- 
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 Blaisdell, Albert Franklin. Stories of the Civil 
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 Blake, Euphemia Vale. Arctic experiences: con- 
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 Blake, Robert, admiral, 1599-1657. 
 
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 Biographies of eminent men, vol. 2. 839.6.2 
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 Blaze de Bury, Madame. See Blaze, Marie. 
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 Blennerhassett, Harman, 1767-1851. 
 
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 Blewitt, Octavian, 1810-1884. A handbook for 
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 Memoir of Shelley. In Shelley. Selection from 
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 Bliss, William Root. Paradise In the Pacific ; travel, 
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 John Bull, junior ; or, French as she is traduced. 
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 569.28 
 
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 Brock, William, D. D., 1807-1875. A biographical 
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 Brock-Arnold, George Moss. Gainsborough [and 
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 Brockett, Linus Pierpont. History and progress 
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 Broeklehurst, Thomas 
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 AliAMS. W, H, D. Stories of the lives of noble women, 
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 Brook, Sarah, pseud. See Stephen, Caroline E. 
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 Brooke, Sir James, rajah of Sarawak, 1803-1868. 
 
 .\|iAMs, W. H. D. "In perils oft." 1542.44 
 
 Brooke, Stopford Augustus. English literature. 
 N. Y., 1876, [Literature primers.] 1409.20 
 
 Milton. N. Y., 1880. 1523.18 
 
 Brookes, John. Manners and customs of tlie 
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 Brooks, Cliarles Timothy, 1813-1883. William 
 Ellery Channing. A centennial memory. Boston, 
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 Brooks, Charles William Shirley, 1816-1874. The 
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 Brooks, Elbridge Streeter. Historic boys. N. Y., 
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 Frederick of Hohenstaufen. Harry of Monmouth. Gio- 
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 Historic girls. N. Y., 1887. Illus. 1531-11 
 
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 Constantinople, Clotilda of Burgundy- Woo of Hw.ang- 
 Ho. Edith of Scotland. Jacqueline of Holland. Catarina 
 of Venice. Theresa of Avila. Elizabeth of Tudor. Chris- 
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 The story of the American Indian. Boston. 
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 Illus. 274.10 
 
 The story of the American soldier, in war and peace 
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 Appended to each of the last three books is a list of the best 
 hundred books on the subject treated. 
 
 - ed. See Story of the states. 
 Brooks, J. Tyrwhitt. Four months among the 
 .nold-liiiders in California. N. Y., 1849. 623.6 
 
 Brooks, James, 1810-1873. A seven months' run, 
 up, and down, and around the world. N. Y., 1872. 
 Map. 668.23 
 
 Brooks, Noah, 1830-. Abraham Lincoln. A biog- 
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 Brooks, Phillips. 
 
 Clemmer, Mary. Men, women, and things. 1886. 1899.25 
 
 Brooks, Shirley. See Brooks, Charles William 
 Shirley. 
 
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 Broome 
 
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 Broome, Mary Aiiiie, lady, formerly lady Barker. 
 Letters to Guy, and A distant shore — Rodrigues. 
 Leipzig, 1885. 1696.16 
 
 Letters written from West Australia, 1883-1884, and a short 
 sketch of Rodrigues. 
 
 Life in South Africa [1875-76]. Phila., 1877. 1692.14 
 Station amusements in New Zealand. Leipzig, 
 1874. 1654.9 
 
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 Travelling about over new and old ground. Lon- 
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 Same as Life in South Africa, 1692.14. 
 
 Broome, William, 1689-1745. 
 Johnson, S. Lives of the EngHsh poets. 
 
 582.1 1.3; 586.20; 586.22.3; 5S9.26.2 
 Brougham, Henry Peter, ist baron Brougham and 
 Vaux, 1779-1868. Historical sketches of states- 
 men who flourished in the time of George III. 
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 Same. London, 1855, 56. 3 v. 568.7 
 
 History of England and France under the house of 
 Lancaster; with an introductory view of the early 
 Reformation. New ed. London, 1861. Portrs. 993.1 
 Life and times. Written by himself. N. Y., 
 1871,72. 3 v. 565.10 
 
 Lives of men of letters and science, who flourished 
 in the time of George III. London, 1845. 547.3 
 Contents. — Voltaire. Rousseau. Hume. Robertson. 
 Black. Watt. Priestley. Cavendish. Davy. Simson. 
 
 Remarks on the French revolution. In Historical 
 essays and dissertations. 988.7 
 
 Brougham, John, 1810-1880. 
 
 Matthews, B., and Hutton, L. Actors and actresses of 
 Great Britain and the United States, vol. 3. 1540.65.3 
 
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 Brown, Albert Gallatin. 
 
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 Brown, Benjamin Gratz. 
 
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 Brown, Charles Brockden. 
 
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 872.2; 865.4 
 - Life of Charles Brockden Brown. 529.1.1 
 
 TUCKERMAN, H. T. Mental portraits. S57.io 
 
 Brown, David Paul. The forum ; or forty years 
 full practice at the Philadelphia bar. Phila., 1856. 
 2 v. 294.4 
 
 Contains biographical sketches. 
 
 Brown, Emma E. The life and public services of 
 James A. Garfield. With extracts from his speeches 
 and letters. Boston, 1881. Illus. 1522.24 
 
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 Illus. 1530.3 
 
 Brown, Everit, and Strauss, Albert. A dictionary 
 of American politics. N. Y., 1S88. R.R. Desk 35 
 Brown, Frances, 1818-. 
 
 Smiles, S. Brief biographies. 1861. 589.18 
 
 Brown, Gideon. A true story of the covenant, and 
 of the persecution in Scotland, as related by him- 
 self. Edinb., 1877. illus. 2096.22 
 Brown, Rev. Howard Nicholson. A life of Jesus, 
 for young people. 5th ed. Boston, 1885. 2103.24 
 Brown, James Baldwin. Memoirs of John How- 
 ard, the philanthropist. 2d ed. London, 1823. 
 Portrs. 575- '2 
 Brown, John, proprietor of the University billiard 
 rooms, Cambridge, England, 1796-. Sixty years' 
 gleanings from life's harvest. A genuine auto- 
 biography. Cambridge, 1858. 556.11 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1859. 556.12 
 
 Brown, John, 1797-1861. The north-west passage, 
 and the plans for the search for Sir John Franklin. 
 London, 1858. 701. 11 
 
 Brown, John, Ainerican abolitionist, 1800-1859. 
 
 HOLST, H. E. von. John Brown. 1889. IS54-I3 
 
 Russell, A. P. Characteristic sketches and essays. 1898.16 
 Sanisorn, F. B. Life and letters. 1885. 1530.17 
 
 Stowe, Harriet B. The lives and deeds of our self-made 
 men. S42.ZI 
 
 Brown, John, B.A., minister at Bunyan ineetkig, 
 Bedford, Eng. John Bunyan. Boston, 1885. 531.16 
 The appendix contains a bibliography of Bunyan's Pilgrim's 
 progress, and a list of biographies and personal relics of 
 Bunvan. 
 
 Brown, John, D.D., 1784-1858. 
 
 Brown, J. My fatlier's memoir. In his Spare hours, vol 1. 
 
 883.21.1 
 
 Brown, John, M.D., of Edinburgh, 1810-1882. 
 John Leech. Boston, 1877. Illus. 1549-15 
 
 Same. In his Spare hours, vol. 2. 883.21.2 
 
 Spare hours. [Series i-] 3. Boston, 1862-83. 883.21 
 
 Contents. — i. Rab and his friends. " With brains, sir." 
 The mystery of black and tan. Her last half-crown. Our 
 dogs. Queen Mary's child-garden. Presence of mind and 
 happy guessing. My father's memoir. Mystifications. "Oh, 
 I'mw-at, wat!" Arthur H. Hallam. Education through the 
 senses. Vaughan's poems. Dr. Chalmers. Dr. George Wil- 
 son. St. Paul's thorn in the flesh. The black dwarfs bones. 
 Notes on art. 2. John Leech. Marjorie Fleming. Jeems 
 the door-keeper. Minchmoor. The Enterkin. Health". The 
 duke of Athole. Struan. Thackeray's death. Thack- 
 eray's literary career. More of " Our dogs." Plea for a dog 
 home. " Bibliomania." " In clear dream and solemn vis- 
 ion." A Jacobite family. 3. Introduction. Locke and 
 Sydenham. Dr. Andrew Combe. Dr. Henry Marshall and 
 military hygiene. Art and science. Our Gideon Grays. 
 Dr. Andrew Brown and Syden)(am. Free competition in 
 medicine. Edward Forbes. Dr. Adams of Banchory. Ex- 
 cursus ethicus. Dr. John Scott and his son. Mr. Syme. Sir 
 Robert Christison, bart. Miss Sterling Graham of Dun- 
 trune. SirE. Landseer's picture, "There's life in the old dog 
 yet," etc., etc. Sir Henry Raeburn. 
 
 Thackeray : his literary career. Boston, 1877. Illus. 
 
 1 549. 1 1 
 Same. In his Spare hours, vol. 2. 883.21.2 
 
 Shairp, J. C. Portraits of friends. 1889. IS5S'22 
 
 Brown, Sir John, 1816-. 
 
 Jeans, VV.T. The creators of the age of steel. 1884. 190.66 
 Brown, John William. The life of Leonardo da 
 Vinci, with a critical account of his works. Lon- 
 don, 1828. 543.9 
 Brown, Marie A. The Icelandic discoverers of 
 America. London, 1887. Illus. 218.16 
 Pp. 209-213 contain a bibliography. 
 Brown, Richard. Sacred architecture. London. 
 [1845.] Illus. 201.3 
 Brown, Robert, F.R.G.S. The countries of the 
 world. [Vol. 1-6.] London. [1877-82.] 671.7 
 
 Contents. — i. North America. 2. United States. Mexico. 
 West Indies. 3. Central and South America. 4. Oceania. 
 New Zealand. Tasmania. Australia. Queensland. Malay 
 archipelago. Japanese empire. 5. Siberia. Chinese empire. 
 Burmah. Siam. Cambodia. Anam. Cochin-China. India. 
 Afghan Turkestan and the other central Asiatic states. Per- 
 sia. 6. Turkish empire. Africa. Oceanic islands. Islands 
 of the Indian ocean. Antarctic islands. South Atlantic 
 islands. North Atlantic islands. Europe. 
 
 Brown, Samuel Gilman. The life of Rufus Choate. 
 2d ed. Boston, 1870. 521.13 
 
 Memoir of Rufus Choate. In Choate's Works, 
 vol. I. 1862. 521. 3. 1 
 
 Brown, Thoinas Allston. History of the American 
 stage: biographical sketches, 1733-1870. N. Y. 
 [Cop. 1870.] Portrs. 1364.14 
 
 Brown, Thomas N. The life and times of Hugh 
 Miller. N. Y., 1858. 586.8 
 
 45
 
 Brown 
 
 Brummel 
 
 Brown, William Lawrence, D. D., 1755-1830. 
 
 IkviNi;, D. Lives of Scolish wriiers. S86-'3 
 Brown, Williaiii Wells. The bl.ick man : his ante- 
 ceJents, his genius, and his achievements. Boston, 
 1863. Portrs. 536.22 
 The rising son ; or, the antecedents and advance- 
 ment lit the colored race. Boston, 1874. 266.7 
 Brown-S6quard, Charles Edward. 
 
 UUNiiAK, N. Sketch of Dr. Brown-Stquard's life. Portr. 
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 Brownblll, Thomas Robson. See Robson, Fred- 
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 Browne, Albert Gallatin, jr. Sketch of the oflicial 
 life of John A. Andrew, as governor of Massachu- 
 setts ; added [his] valedictory address, Jan. 5, 
 1866. N. Y., 1868. 1529.3 
 
 Browne, Charles Farrar. (Artemus Ward.) 
 
 HaWKIS. II. K. .Vnurican liumorisls. 1883. 1899.1a 
 
 IIlNi'.sroN, I'^. P. Thf genial sliowman. 643.2 
 
 Browne, Dunn, pseud. See Fisk, Rev. Samuel. 
 Browne, Francis F. The every-day life of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. Boston. 1886. Illus. 530.22 
 Browne, George Lalliom. Wellington ; [his] 
 public and private life. London, 1889. Illus. 1534.29 
 Browne, Irving. Law and lawyers in literature. 
 Boston, 1883. ' 1897.26 
 Browne, James, LL.D., 1793-1841. A history of 
 the Highlands and of the Highland clans : with an 
 extensive selection from the liitherto inedited Stuart 
 
 gjpers. New ed. London, 1852, 54. 4 v. 985.3 
 FOwne, John Ross. Ad\entures in the Apache 
 country : a tour through Arizona and Sonora 
 [1863-65], with notes on the silver regions of 
 Nevada. N. Y. [1868.J Illus. 1687.4 
 
 An American family in Germany. N. Y.; 1871. 
 Illus. 1665. 1 
 
 Crusoe's island : in the footsteps of Alexander 
 Selkirk. With sketches of adventure in California 
 and Washoe. N. Y., 1872. Illus. 1649.4 
 
 The land of Thor. N. Y. 1867. Illus. 1687.2 
 
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 Yusef ; or, the journey of the Frangi. A crusade in 
 the East. N. Y., 1865. 656.12 
 
 Browne, Junius Henri. The great metropolis ; a 
 mirror of New York. Hartford, 1870. Illus. 1816.17 
 Browne, Phyllis, pseud. See Payne, A. G. 
 Browne, Robert William. A history of [Greek] 
 classical literature. Phila., 1852. 40I.3 
 
 A history of Roman classical literature. 2d Ameri- 
 can ed. Phila., 1857. 401.4 
 Browne, Sir Thomas, M.D., 1605-1682. 
 
 Johnson, S. Life. In Browne's Works, vol. i. 1852. 846.11 
 - Lives of the English poets and sundry eminent persons. 
 
 586.20 
 TUCKERMAN, H. T. Characteristics of literature, ser. i. 
 
 548.5-1 
 Browne, William Hand. Maryland : the history of 
 a palatinate. Boston, 1884. Map. [American 
 commonwealths.] 230.7 
 
 Pre-rcvolulionary history. 
 
 Browne, William Hardcastle. Witty sayings by 
 witty people. Phila., 1883-84. 1897.39 
 
 BrowneU, William Crary. French traits. An 
 essay in comparative criticism. N. Y., 1889. 1664.26 
 Browning;, Elizabeth Barrett. Essays on the 
 Greek Christian poets and the English poets. N. Y., 
 1863. 373-14 
 
 Bayne, p. Essays in biography and criticism, series i. 
 
 885. 1. 1 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Lives of girls who became femous. 
 
 1538.29 
 Cone, Helen G., and GlLDER, Jeannette L. Pen-portraits of 
 literary women, vol. 2. 1557.22.2 
 
 Fawcett, Milliceni G. Some eminent women of our limes 
 
 1554.25 
 (JRISWOI-I). Hattie T. Home life of gre.-it authors. 1556.9 
 HoRNK, K. H. A new spirh of the age. 878.23 
 
 INORAM.J. H. EliMbeth Rirretl Browning. 1888. 1532.35 
 RoiiKKrsoN, E. S. English poetesses. 1883. 1524.14 
 
 Smii.rs, S. Brief liiogniphies. 1861. 58918 
 
 S.Miril. G. B. Poels and novelists. 1876. 1546.8 
 
 STEDMAN. E.g. Elizabeth Itorrett Browning. 1877. 1549.16 
 -Same. In his Victorian poels. 1876. 1355.18 
 
 TlLlX>.N, T. Memorial. In Mrs. Browning's Last poems, 
 vol. 4. 1862. 1326.34 
 
 WaI-sn, \V..S. Pen pictures of modern authors. 1406.14.2 
 
 Browning, Orestes Augustus. The spirit-rapper ; 
 ;in autobiography. Boston, 1854. 1-5-3 
 
 .■\ study of occult forces under the guise of fiction. 
 Browning, Oscar. An introduction to the his- 
 tory of educational theories. N. Y., 1882. 130.22 
 Modern England. 1820-1874. N. Y., 1879. [Epochs 
 of English history.] 980.6 
 
 Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. 
 
 Bagehot, W. Literary studies, vol. 2. 891.9.3 
 
 BOI.TON, Sarah K. Eamoiis English authors of the nine- 
 teenth century. [1890.] 1555-36 
 COOKK, G. \V. Poets and problems. 1886. 1352.25 
 GOSSE, E. W*. Robert Browning. Personalia. i8go. 1555.26 
 Griswoi.I), Hattie T. Home life of great authors. 1556.9 
 Sharp, W. Life of Robert Browning. 1890. S30-S4 
 SMILES, S. Brief biographies. 1861. 589.18 
 STEUMAN. E. C. Victorian poets. 1355.18 
 W^AI^H. \V. S. Pen pictures of modern autliors. 1406.14. 2 
 
 Brownlow, William Gaiin.away. Sketches of the 
 rise, progress, and decline of secession. With per- 
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 Bruce, Charles. The book of noble Englishwomen. 
 London, 1875. Portrs. 1546.9 
 
 Bruce, Edward Caledon. The Tiber and the 
 riiames. [Anon.] Phila. [1876.] Illus. 1673.12 
 Bruce, Henry. Life of General Oglethorpe. N. Y. 
 [1890.] [" Makers of America."] Portr. 540.25 
 Bruce, James, 1730-1794. Travels and discoveries 
 in Abyssinia. [1768-73.] London, 1878. 640.5 
 Enci.ish esplorers. 1705.8 
 
 H EAD, Sir F. B., bart. Life and adventures of Bruce. 1859. 
 
 820.32 
 Jardine, Sir W. Memoir. In his Naturalist's library, 
 vol. II. 179.1.11 
 
 St. John, J. A. Lives of celebrated travellers, vol. 2. 810.47.2 
 Bruce, James, 1808-1861. Classic and historic 
 portraits. London, 1853. 2 v. '553-1 
 
 Contents. — i. Sappho. /Esop. Phythagoras. Aspasia. 
 Milto. Agesilaus. Socrates. Pl.-ito. Alcibiades. Helen 
 of Troy. .-Mexander the Great. Demetrius Poliorcetes. 
 Scipio Africanus. Sylla. Cleopatra. Julius C-KSar. 
 Augustus. Tiberius. Germanicus. Caligula. Lollia 
 Paulina. Ca^sonia. Boadicea. .^grippina. Popp:iia. Otho. 
 Commodus. Caracalla. Heliogabalus. Zenoliia. Julian 
 the Apostate. 2. Eudocia. Theodora. Charlem.igne. 
 Abelard and Heloise. Elizabeth of Hungary. Dante. 
 Robert Bruce. Ignez dc Castro. Agnes Sorel. Jane Shore. 
 Lucrezia Borgia. Anne Bullen. Diana of Poitiers. Catha- 
 rine de' Medici. Queen Elizabeth. Mary queen of Scots. 
 Cervantes. Sir Kenelm Digby. John Sobieski. .Anne of 
 Austria. Ninon de TEnclos. Mademoiselle de Mont- 
 pensier. The duchess of Orleans. Madamede Maintenon. 
 Catharine of Russia. Madame de Stael. 
 
 Bruce, James, 8th earl of Elgin, 181 1-1863. 
 Ol.Il'IIANT, L. Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's mission to 
 China and Japan, 1857-59. 701.12 
 
 Bruce, Robert. See Robert 1. Bruce, king of Scot- 
 land. 
 
 Bruen, Rev. Matthias, 1793-1829. Essays, de- 
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 and France. By an American. EJinburgli, 1823. 
 
 679.5 
 Brummell, George Bryan, called Beau Brummel. 
 Jesse, \V- Life. 1844. i574-i 
 
 4(j

 
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 Buckle 
 
 kussKLL, W, Eccentric personages. 569*19 
 
 Thomson, Katherineand J. C. Wils and beaux of society, 
 vol. 2. i860. 555-I-2 
 
 Same. 1861. IS4S-8 
 
 WiNSOR, H. Montrose, and other biographical sketches. 
 1861. 555-12 
 
 Brunei, Isambard Kingdom, 1806-1859. 
 
 ril.LiiTSON, 1. Our untitled nobility. 577'i4 
 
 Brunei, Sir Marc Isambard, 1769-1849. 
 
 |l',KiiAN,W. Men I have known. 1522.9 
 
 Tii.i.OTSON, J. Our untitled nobility. 577-14 
 
 Brussels. 
 
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 Brutus, Marcus Junius, 85-42 B.C. 
 
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 547.24.5; 850.1.5 
 
 Bruyn, Blandlna, born Elmendorf, 1753-1832. 
 
 Kl.I.KT, Elizabeth V. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. 3. 538-13 3 
 
 Bruys, Pierre de, -ii47- 
 
 Hodgson, W. Lives of some of the reformers and martyrs. 
 
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 Bryan, Micliael, 1757-1821. A biograpliical and 
 critical dictionary of painters and engravers. New 
 ed. London, 1853. Illus. R.R., B. 1.5 
 
 Bryant, Williain Cullen. Letters from tlie East 
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 Letters of a traveller ; or, notes of things seen in 
 Europe and America. 2d ed. N. Y., 1850. 658.12 
 Same. 2d series. N. Y., 1859. 666.9 
 
 Life, character, and genius of Washington Irving. 
 In Warner, C. D., and others. Studies of Irving. 
 
 1880. 1523.7 
 
 Godwin, P. A biography of Bryant, with extracts from his 
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 Griswold, Hattie T. Home life of great authors. 1556.9 
 Powers, H. N. William Cullen Bryant. In The homes 
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 Symington, A. J. William Cullen Bryant. A biographical 
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 Walsh, W. S. Pen pictures of modern authors. 1406. 14.2 
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 Bryce, James, D. C. L., prof, in O.xford Univer- 
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 Same. 1889. 2 v. Map. 213.6 
 Constantinople. N. Y., 1878. 1958.37 
 Brydges, Sir George, ist baron Rodney, 1718-1792. 
 Adams, W. H. D. Eminent sailors. 1540.41 
 
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 Biographies of eminent men, vol. 3. 839.6.3 
 Edgar, J. G. Sea-kings and naval heroes. 558.16 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 8. 815.1.8 
 
 Brydges, Harold. Uncle Sam at home. N. Y., 
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 Sketches of the United States and its people. 
 
 Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton, bart. An essay on 
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 Brydone, Patrick. A tour through Sicily and 
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 Bryson, Mary Isabella. Child life in Chinese 
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 Bubbles from the Brunnens of Nassau. Head, Sir 
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 E-KQITEMELIN, A. O. The history of the buccaneers of 
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 of America. 245.23 
 
 Pyle, H., ed. The buccaneers and marooners of America. 
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 Buchanan, Claudius, D. D., 1766-1815. 
 
 Pearson, H. N. Memoir. nog.22 
 
 Buchanan, George, 1 506-1 582. 
 
 Cabinet portrait gallery of British worthies, vol. 4. 840.10.4 
 
 Irving, D. Lives of Scottish writers. 586.13 
 
 KiNGSLEY, C. Health and education. 1874. 1826.11 
 
 Buchanan, James, 15th president of the U. S., 
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 Abbott, I. S. C. Lives of the presidents. 1522.12 
 
 Curtis, G. T. Life. 1883. 2 v. 532.10 
 
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 Buchanan, Robert Wilfiam. The land of Lome; 
 or, a poet's adventures in the Scottish Hebrides, 
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 Contents. — From .-Eschylus to Victor Hugo. The character 
 of Goethe. A note on Lucretius. Free thought in America. 
 .'V note on Dante Rossetti. Thomas Love Peacock. Syd- 
 ney Dobell, and the "Spasmodic school." Tire Irish 
 " national " poet. Heine in a court suit. A talk with George 
 Eliot. The literature of spiritualism. The modern stage. 
 Flotsam and jetsam. From Pope to Tennyson. A last look 
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 Bucke, Charles, 1781-1847. The life of John, duke 
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 On the life, writings, and genius of Akenside. 
 London, 1832. 586.16 
 
 Ruins of ancient cities. London, 1840. 2 v. 379.6 
 Same. N. Y., 1848. 2 v. 820.38 
 
 Bucke, Richard Maurice. Walt Whitman. Phila., 
 1883. Illus. 1534-17 
 
 Buckeye abroad, A. Cox, S. S. 1859. 658.9 
 
 Buckingham, 2d Duke of. See Villiers, George. 
 Buckingham and Chandos, Duke of. See 
 Grenville. 
 
 Buckingham, James Silk. America, historical, 
 statistic, and descriptive. N. Y., 1841. 2 v. 624.4 
 Refers to New England and the Middle States. 
 
 Buckingham, Joseph Tinker. Annals of the 
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 Buckingham, William A., 1804-1875. 
 
 Stowe, Harriet B. Men of our times. 1522.8 
 
 Buckinghamshire, ist duke of. See Sheffield, 
 
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 Buckinghamshire, England. 
 
 Murray, J. .\ handbook for Berks, Bucks, and O.xford- 
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 Buckland, Anna. A record of Ellen Watson. 
 London, 1884. Portr. 1534-25 
 
 Buckland, Francis Trevelyan, 1826-1880. 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous men of science. 1889. 140.69 
 
 Buckland, William, dean of Westminster, 1784- 
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 Buckle, Henry Thomas. Biographical sketch. 
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 of from the time of the Greeks. N. Y., 
 
 iS;!.. iiUi-.. 1147.11 
 
 Buckley, James Monroe, 18)6-. The miJniRht 
 Mui, the Tsar an J the Nihilist: adventures and 
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 l.KK. I.lij.i. Miiimiri of Joseph Uuckininsirr and of tiis 
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 Budget of letters, A, or things which I saw abroad. 
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 Budgett, S;imuel, -1851. 
 AKriIL'K, \V. The successful merchant. 526.21:587.6 
 
 Buell, Walter. Joshua R. Giddings. A sketch. 
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 Bugle blast. Naval and military exploits [in the 
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 BuUar, Joseph and Henry. A winter in the Azores 
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 Bulwer, Sir|Henry Lytton Earle, baron Dalling 
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 The life of Henry John Temple, viscount Palmers- 
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 GILKILI.AN, G. A third gallery of portraits. 1855. 548.4 
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 Rltchie, J. E. Modern statesmen. 555-7 
 
 Smiles, S. Brief biographies. 1861. 589.18 
 
 Walsh, W. S. Pen pictures of carliei*Victorian authors. 
 
 1406.14.3 
 WArr. I. C". Great novelists. 1880. I545-30 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Robert Lytton, istearl of 
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 Bunbupy, Charles James Fox. Journal of a resi- 
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 6(>2. 14 
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 Bundy, Jonas Mills. The life of J. A. Garfield, 
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 Bungay, George Washington. Crayon sketches 
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 Boston, 1852. 1529.28 
 
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 Contents. — Lowell. Theodore Thomas. Phillips. Beeeher. 
 [ohn Hall. Longfellow. Weed. Evarts. Cyrus W. Field. 
 Tliaddeus Stevens. T. C. Acton. E. Booth. Burritt. R. 
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 F. Douglas. Bergh. S. R. Wells. E. S. Porter. C. F. 
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 Bunkley, Josephine M. The testimony of an 
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 N. Y., 1855. 1098.11 
 
 Bunn, Alfred, i796?-i86o. Old England and New 
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 Bunnep, E. History of Louisiana. N. Y. [1841.] 
 
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 Bunsen, Christian Carl Josias, Freiherr von. Life 
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 Mueller, Max. Chips from a German \sorkshop, vol. 3. 
 
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 Bunsen, Frances, Freiherrin von, 1 791-1876. 
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 Bunyan, John, 1628-1688. 
 
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 Brown, J. John Bunyan : his life, times and work. 531.16 
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 Great authors, ist period. 18S8. 1400.19.1 
 
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 Buonappottl, Michelangelo. 
 
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 Burgess, Thomas, D. D., bishop of Salisbury, 
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 Bupgh, Allatson. Anecdotes of music. London, 
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 210.65 
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 Burns, George Stewart. Teutonic and Scandina- 
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 CURRIE, J\ Life. In Burns's Works. 1833 369.21 
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 On history. Luther's Psalm. Schiller. The Nibelungenlied.
 
 Carlyle 
 
 Carpenter 
 
 German literature of the 14th and 15th centuries. Taylor's 
 Historic survey of German poetry. Fractions. Character- 
 istics. Goethe's portrait. 3. Biography. Boswell's Life of 
 Johnson. Death of Goethe. Goethe's Works. Corn-law 
 rhymes. On history again, Diderot. Count Cagliostro. 
 Death of Edward Irving. The diamond necklace. 4. 
 Mirabeau. Parliamentary history of the French revolution. 
 Scott. Varnhagen von Ense's Memoirs. Petition on the 
 copyright bill. On the sinking of the Vengeur. BaiMie. 
 Dr. Krancia. An election to the Long parliament. .Ap- 
 pendix : Richter's review of Madame de Stael's" Allemagne." 
 Tieck. Hoffmann. Novelle, trans, from Goethe. Schiller, 
 Goethe and Madame de Stacl. The tale, by Goethe. 
 Same. New ed. Phila., 1850. 863.7 
 
 Same. Boston, i860. 4 v. Portr. 893.3 
 
 Contents. — i. Kichter. State of German literature. Life 
 and writings of Werner. Goethe's Helena. Goethe. Burns. 
 Life of Heyne. German play-wrighls. .\ppendix : Preface 
 and introduction to " German romance." Fractions. 2. 
 \'oltaire. Novalis. Signs of tlie times. Ricliter again. On 
 history. Luther's Psalm. Schiller. The Nibelungenlied. 
 German literature of the 14th and 15th centuries. 'Taylor's 
 Historic survey of German poetry. Appendix ; Richter's 
 review of Madame de Stael's ' Allemagne.' 3. Character- 
 istics. Goethe's portrait. Biography. Boswell's Life of 
 Johnson. Death of Goethe. Goethe's Works. Corn-l.aw 
 rhymes. On history again. Diderot. Count Cagliostro. 
 Death of Edward Irving. .Appendix: Xovelle. Schiller, 
 Goethe and Madame de Stael. The tale. 4. The diamond 
 necklace. Mirabeau. Parliamentary history of the French 
 revolution. Scott. Varnhagen von Ense's Memoirs. Pe- 
 tition on the copyright bill. On the sinking of the X'engeur. 
 Baillie. Dr. Francla. An election to the Long parliament. 
 Two hundred and fifty years ago. The opera. Project of 
 a national exhibition of Scottish portraits. The Prlnzenraub. 
 Cromwell. Boston, 1877. Portr. 1549.12 
 
 The early kings of Norway : also an essay on the 
 portraits of John Knox. N.Y., 1875. Portrs. 924.9 
 Early letters. [1814-1826.J Ed. by C. E. Norton. 
 London, 1886. Portrs. 532.20 
 
 The French revolution. Leipzig, 185L 3 v. 1009.21 
 Same. N. Y., 1863. 2 v. 1007.7 
 
 Same. London, 1891. [Sir John Lubbock's hun- 
 dred books.] 12.7 
 Goethe. Boston, 1877. 1549.23 
 History of Friedrich the second, called Frederick the 
 Great. N. Y., 1858-71. 6 v. Illus. 542.6 
 Lectures on the history of literature. Delivered in 
 1838. Ed. with notes, by J. R. Greene. N. Y., 1892. 
 
 J97.29 
 Letters. 1826-1836. Ed. by C. E. Norton. Lon- 
 don, 1889. 533.23 
 Life of Schiller: comprehending an examination of 
 his works. N. Y., 1846. 545.12 
 Same. Leipzig, 1869. 547.22 
 Life of Sterling. Boston, 1851. i595.i 
 Same. 2d ed. Boston, 1852. 584.15 
 On heroes, hero-worship, and the heroic in history. 
 N. Y., 1876. 885.15 
 Contents. — The hero as divinity : Odin ; Paganism ; Scan- 
 dinavian mythology. The hero as prophet: Mahomet, 
 Islam. The hero as poet : Dante, Shakspeare. The hero 
 as priest : Luther, Reformation ; Knox, Puritanism. The 
 heroas man of letters : Johnson ; Rousseau : Burns. Thehero 
 as king : Cromwell ; Napoleon; Modern revolutionism. 
 
 Passages selected from [his] writings. With a 
 memoir. By T. Ballantyne. London, 1855. 885.12 
 Contents. — Introductory. Cromwell. French revolution. 
 Religious. The gospel of Labour. Political. Historical. 
 Social reform. Literature and journalism. Rlchter. 
 
 Reminiscences. Ed. by J. A. Froude. N. Y., 1881. 
 
 533-8 
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 Otter, W. Life and remains. 1827. 583.10 
 
 St. John, J. A. The lives of celebrated travellers, vol. 3. 
 
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 Clarke, Eliza. Handel. London, 1885. Portr. 
 [The world's workers.] 1518.18 
 
 Susanna Wesley. Boston, 1886. [Famous women.] 
 
 1532.30 
 Clarke, Francis L. The childhood of the prince 
 consort. London. [1883.] illus. 1534-24 
 
 George Stephenson : his life and career. London, 
 1884. Illus. 1522.28 
 
 The life and times of Charlemagne. London. 
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 Robert Stephenson: his life and career. London, 
 1884. Illus. 1522.30 
 
 Clarke, James Freeman. Anti-slavery days. N. 
 Y., 1884. 290.1 
 
 Autobiography, diary, and correspondence. Ed. by 
 E. E. Hale. Boston, 1891. Portr. 1555.40 
 
 Events and epochs in religious history. Boston, 
 1881. Illus. 2101.16 
 
 Contents. — The catacombs. Buddhist monks of Central 
 Asia. Christian monks and monasticlife. Augustine, An- 
 selm, Bernard, and their times. Jeanne D'Arc. Savonarola 
 and the Renaissance. Luther and the Reformation. Loyola 
 and the Jesuits. Mystics in all religions. George Fox and 
 the Quakers. The ffuguenots. John Wesley and his times. 
 Ecclesiastical history. 
 
 History of the campaign of 1812. In Campbell, 
 Maria. Revolutionary services and civil life of 
 Wm. Hull. 1848. 513.2 
 
 Memorial and biographical sketches. Boston, 1878. 
 
 1544-3 
 
 Contents. — John A. Andrew. James Freeman. Sumner. 
 Theodore Parker. Samuel G. Howe. W. E. Channing. 
 Walter Channing, and some of his contemporaries. Ezra 
 S. Gannett. Samuel J. May. Susan Dimock. George 
 Keats. Robert J. Breckenridge. George D. Prentice. 
 Junius Brutus Booth, the elder: an incident in his life. 
 Washington, and the secret of his influence. Shakspeare. 
 Rousseau. The heroes of one country town. William 
 Hull. 
 
 Seventieth birthday. Memorial of [its] celebration 
 by the Church of the Disciples, April 5, i88o. Bos- 
 ton, 1880. Portr. 1523.26 
 Ten great religions. Boston, 1877, 84. 2 v. 114.11 
 
 Contents. — i. Ten great religions. 2. A comparison of all 
 
 religions. 2d ed. 
 
 Clarke, John Sleeper, 1833-. 
 
 Matthews, B., and HuTTON, L., editors. Actors and 
 
 actresses of Great Britain and the United States, vol. 5. 
 
 1540-65.5 
 
 Clarke, Lewis and Milton. Narratives of [their] 
 sufferings during a captivity of more than twenty 
 years among the slaveholders of Kentucky. Dic- 
 tated. Boston, 1846. Portr. 298.8 
 Clarke, William, architect. Pompeii : its past and 
 present state. London. 2 v. illus. 849.3 
 Clarke, William, 1770-1838. 
 
 Allen, P. History of the expedition under Lewis and 
 Clarke, 1804-6. 2 v. 820.52 
 
 Gass, p. Journal of the voyages and travels under the com- 
 mand of Lewis and Clarke, 1804-6. 625.6 
 
 Clarke, William Robinson. Saint Augustine. 
 London, 1878. [The Fathers for English readers.] 
 
 2101.3 
 Clarkson, Thomas, 1760-1846. Memoirs of William 
 Penn. Phila., 1813, 14. 2 v. Portr. 526.19 
 
 Men who were earnest. 549-40 
 
 Clason, Augustus W- Seven conventions. N. Y., 
 1888. 210.61 
 
 Contents. — The issue between Great Britain and the col- 
 onies. The declaration of independence. The Federal 
 convention. The ratifying convention of Massachusetts. 
 The ratifying convention of Virginia. The ratifying conven- 
 tion of New York. The non-ratifying convention of North 
 Carolina. The ratifying convention of South Carolina. The 
 convention of the democratic party at Charleston and 
 Baltimore, i860. 
 
 Classical antiquities. 
 
 MaHaffy, J. P. Old Greek life. 1876. 1958.22 
 
 Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. 
 1854. R.R., F.3.2 
 
 WiLKINS, A. S. Roman antiquities. 1878. 1957.14 
 
 Classical biography. 
 
 Bruce, J. Classic and historic portraits. 1853. 2 v. 1553. i 
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 - New classical dictionary of biography, mythology, and 
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 -A ' nary of Greek and Roman biography, 
 
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 Classical cJucatiun. 
 
 H. The siory of my career, ns siiiilent ai Irci- 
 iia, and as profeuor a( Halle, Ureslau, and Bcr- 
 
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 Classical manuals. 
 
 llAiKK. |. S. S. The classical manual: an epitome of 
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 . .\ manual of classical literature. 1880. 1404.14 
 
 Classical writers. 
 
 llK.HiKK, .S. .A, .Milton. 1883. 1533.18 
 
 CamI'Iii-:!.!., I.. Sophocles. i88o, 1868.3 
 
 .MaIIaIKV. J. P. Liiripides. 1879. 1868.4 
 
 Claudius, bishop of Turin, -839.' 
 
 Hodgson, W. Lives of some of the reformers and martyrs. 
 
 3085.9 
 
 Claudius, Matthias, 1 740-181 5. 
 
 11kii';f. r. H. Prose writers of Germany. 545.' 
 
 Claver, Pedro, 1572-1654. 
 
 KiNorri. J. M. Peter Claver: his life and labors in behalf 
 ol tlu' .Xfi lean slave. 1868. 1593,16 
 
 Claverhouse. See Graham, John, of Claverhouse, 
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 Clavers, Mrs. Mary, pseud. See Kirkland, Caro- 
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 Clavlgero, Francesco Saverio. The history of 
 Mexico. From the Italian, by C. Cullen. Phila., 
 1817. } V. Illus. 254.7 
 
 Clay, Henr^-, 1777-1852. Life. Boston, 1868. illus. 
 
 I527.5.5 
 Life and speeches. Compiled and ed. by D. .Wal- 
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 BoLTCS, Sarah K. Famous .•\merican statesmen. 15544 
 Coi-TON, C. Life and limes. 1846. 3 v. 512.8 
 
 Famous boys and famous men. 555-8 
 
 Parto.n. J. Famous Americans of recent times. 1522.7 
 
 Prentice, G. D. Biography. 1831. 517-26 
 
 SCHURZ, C. Life. 1533-15 
 
 Clayden, Peter William. The early life of Samuel 
 Kugers. Boston, 1888. 530.37 
 
 Clayton, Augustin Smith. 
 
 •Miller, S. F. The bench and bar of Georgia, vol. i. 1858. 
 
 294.3.1 
 Clayton, Charlotte, viscountess Sundon. 
 
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 George the Second, including private letters addressed to the 
 viscountess Sundon. 1850. 2 v. 554.6 
 
 Clayton, Ellen Creathorne. Queens of song : being 
 memoirs of some of the most celebrated female vocal- 
 ists. Added, a Chronological list of operas per- 
 formed in Europe. N. Y., 1865. Portrs. 591.2 
 Clemens, E. J. M. La Plata countries of South 
 America. Phila., 1886. Maps. 1634.34 
 Clemens, Samuel Langhorn. (Mark Twain.) The 
 innocents abroad ; or, the new pilgrims' progress ; 
 some account of the Quaker city's excursion to 
 Europe and the Holy land. Hartford. [Cop. 1869.] 
 Illus. 1674. 1 
 Life on the Mississippi. Boston, 1883. Illus. 1674.10 
 Roughing it. Hartford, 1883. Illus. 1674.5 
 A tramp abroad. Hartford. [Cop. 1879.] Illus. 
 
 1674.6 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous American authors. 1887. 1557.21 
 Haweis, H. R. American humorists. 1883. 1899.12 
 
 Clemens, Will M. Famous funny fellows. Sketches 
 of American humorists. Cleveland,©., 1882. Portrs. 
 
 1538.7 
 element, Charles. Michelangelo. N. Y., 1880. 
 [Illustrated biographies of the great artists.] 1543.54 
 
 Clement, Clara Erskine. Charlotte Cushman. 
 Boston, 1882. Portrs. [American actor series.] 550.12 
 Egypt. Boston. [1880.] Illus. 940.10 
 
 An outline history of architecture. N. Y., 1886. 
 Illus. 190.89 
 
 An outline history of painting. N. Y., 1885. 200.30 
 An outline history of sculpture. N. Y., 1885. 200.41 
 Clement, Jesse. Noble deeds of American women ; 
 with biographical sketches. With an introd. by 
 Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. New ed. Auburn, 1854. 
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 Clement, Joseph, 1779-1844. 
 
 Lewis, r. C. Heroes of science. .Mechanicians. 1884. 140,6 
 Smiles, S. Industrial biogr.-»phy. 1863. 557-t9 
 
 Clementl, Muzio, 1752-1832. 
 
 I'KKKis. (!. T. Great violinists and pianists. [1881.] 1549.43 
 
 Clemmer, Mar\', formerly .Mrs. Ames, 1839-1884. 
 A memorial of Alice and Phoebe Cary, with later 
 poems. N. Y., 1875. Portrs. 1564.1 
 
 Men, women, and things. Boston, 1886. 1899.25 
 Contains among other sketches: Phillips Brooks the preacher. 
 George Eliot, Coppet and Madame de Stagl. Charies Sum- 
 ner's home, burial of chief justice Chase. Margaret Fuller 
 Ossoli. A French journalist. Fanny Fern. Horace Greeley 
 and Edwin Forrest. Lola Montez. 
 
 Outlines of men, women, and things. N. Y., 1873. 
 
 1827.12 
 Some of the essays given in the preceding volume do not 
 appear in this volume. 
 
 Ten years in Washington. Hartford, 1874. 1631. 1 
 Hudson, E. .-Vn American woman's life and work. 1537.26 
 
 Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, B. C. 69-30. 
 
 Abboit, J. History of Cleopatra. 549.5 
 
 Farmer, Lydia H. The girls' book of famous queens. 
 [1887.] 1557-20 
 
 Cleopatra's needle. King, Rev. J. [1883. J 940.17 
 Cler, Jean Joseph Gustave. Reminiscences of an 
 officer of the Zouaves. Trans, from the French. 
 [Anon.] N. Y., i860. 1006.5 
 
 Clere, Alexis, S. J., 1819-1871. 
 
 Daniel, C. One of the Jesuits ! .Alexis Clerc, sailor and 
 martyr. 1880. 550-4 
 
 Clergymen and doctors. Nimmo, W. P. 1819.18 
 Cleveland, Cecilia. The story of a summer [at 
 Horace Greeley's home] ; or, journal leaves from 
 Cliappaqua. N. Y., 1874. Illus. 1638.16 
 
 Cleveland, Charles, city missionary, 1772-1872. 
 Pease, G. Ninetieth birth-day greeting of Rev. Charles 
 Cleveland, June 21, 1862. 1528.10 
 
 Cleveland, Charles Dexter. A compendium of 
 American literature, with biographical sketches 
 and selections. N. Y. [Cop. 1859.] 404.3 
 
 A compendium of English literature, from Sir John 
 Mnndeville to William Cowper. N. Y. [i86-?]404.i 
 Cleveland, Grover. 
 
 Hensel, W. U. Life and public services. An introductory 
 sketch by Wm. Dorsheimer. [1888.] 1525.36 
 
 King, P. Life and public services. 1884. 1525.31 
 
 Stoddard, W. O. Grover Cleveland. i388. 1558.8 
 
 Cleveland, Henry Russell. Life of Henry Hudson. 
 In Sparks, J. Library of American biography, vol. 
 10. 529.1.10 
 
 Cleveland, Richard Jeffry, 1773-1860. A narrative 
 of voyages and commercial enterprises. Cambridge, 
 1842. 2 V. 707.2 
 
 Same. 3d ed. Boston, 1850. 707.1 
 
 Voyages of a merchant navigator of the days that 
 are past. Compiled from [his] journals and letters. 
 By H. W. D. Cleveland.. N. Y., 1886. Portr. 1635.31 
 Cleveland, Rose Elizabeth. George Eliot's poetry 
 and other studies. 7th ed. N. Y., 1885. 1899.19 
 
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 Clever girls of our time, and how they became 
 famous women. London, 1863. Illus. 599-21 
 
 Contents. — Clara Novello. Elizabeth B. Browning. Eliza- 
 beth Smith. Catherine Hayes. Julia Pardee. Mrs. Norton. 
 Eliza Cook. Malibran. Agnes Strickland. Angelica 
 Kauffman. Elizabeth Carter. Fanny Corbau.x. Harriet 
 Hosmer. Frederica Bremer. Frances Brown. Lucretia 
 Maria Davidson. Catharine Macaulay. Ida Pfeiffer. Mary 
 Thorneycroft. Mrs. Grant. Sarah Martin. 
 
 Clews, Henry. Twenty-eight years in Wall street. 
 
 N. Y., 1888. Illus. Portrs. 133.25 
 
 Clifford, Anne, countess of Pembroke. See Herbert, 
 
 Anne. 
 
 Clifford, Edward. Father Damien : a journey to 
 
 his home in Hawaii. London, i88g. Portr. 1559.15 
 
 Clifford, George, 3d earl of Cumberland, 1558-1605. 
 
 BAIiROW, Sir J. Memoirs of the naval worthies of Queen 
 Elizabeth's reign. ' 564.8 
 
 Edgar, J. G. Sea-kings and naval heroes. 558.16 
 
 Lodge, £. Portraits, vol. 3. 815. 1.3 
 
 SOUTHEY, R. Lives of the British admirals, vol. 3. 388.5.3 
 
 Clifford, Thomas, ist baron Clifford, 1630-1673. 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 5. 815. 1.5 
 
 Clinton, DeWitt, 1769-1828. 
 
 Campbell, W. W. Life and writings. 1849. 1525.22 
 
 Renwick, J. Life. [1840.] 820.30 
 
 Clinton, Edward, ist earl of Lincoln, 1512-1584. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 2. 815. 1.2 
 
 Clinton, Henry Fynes, 1781-1852. Literary re- 
 mains, consisting of an autobiography and literary 
 journal, and brief essays on theological subjects. 
 Ed. by C. J. F. Clinton. London, 1854. 874.12 
 Clinton, Henry Pelham, duke of Newcastle, 181 1-. 
 British cabinet in 1853. 599-9 
 
 Clinton, James, 1736-1812. 
 
 Headley.J.T. Washington and his generals, vol.2. 516.1.2 
 
 Clinton, Walter, pseud. See Adams, W. H. D. 
 Clissold, Rev. Henry. Lamps of the church ; or, 
 rays from the lives and deaths of some eminent 
 Christians of the nineteenth century. London, 1863. 
 Portrs. 2107.17 
 
 Clive, Catherine, 1711-1785. 
 
 Matthews, B., and HUTTON, L. Actors and actresses of 
 Great Britain and the United States, vol. i. 1540.65. i 
 
 Clive, Robert, baron Clive of Plassey, 1725-1774. 
 
 Foster, E. Heroes of the Indian empire. 1886. 1984.15 
 Gleig, G. R. Life. 1843. » 8S9.9 
 
 - Lives of eminent British military commanders, vol. 3. 388.3.3 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 7. 815.1.7 
 
 Macaulay. Lord Clive. 1549.30; 409.20; 1966.3.4; 867.4.3 
 
 863.1 
 A review of Sir John Malcolm's Life of Clive [2445.4] . 
 Mongan, R. Our great military commanders. 1883. 1522.31 
 
 Clodd, Edward. The childhood of the world ; 
 a simple account of man in early times. London, 
 1873. Illus. 143.2 
 
 Cloquet, Jules Germain. Recollections of the pri- 
 vate life of Lafayette. London, 1835. Illus. 617. i 
 Clotilda, wife of Clovis of France. 
 Brooks, E. S. Historic girls. 1887. 1531-11 
 
 Clough, Arthur Hugh. Greek history from Themis- 
 tocles to Ale.xander in a series of lives from Plutarch. 
 Revised by A. H. Clough. i860. 946.10 
 
 Contents. — Themistocles. Pericles. Alcibiades. Lysander. 
 Pelopidas. Timoleon. Demosthenes. Alexander. 
 Bagehot, W. Literary studies, vol. 2. 891.9.2 
 
 Norton, C. E. Memoir. In Clough's Poems. 1862. 1339.3 
 Shairp, J.C. Portraits of friends. 1889. 1555-22 
 
 Clough, John E., 1836-. From darkness to light : 
 the Telugu awakening. Boston. [1882.] 2101.17 
 Clowes, William, printer, 1 779-1847. 
 
 Smiles, S. Men of invention and industry. 1885. 1538.17 
 
 Cluster, .\, of lives. King, Alice. 1536.12 
 
 Clyde, Lord. See Campbell, Colin. 
 
 Coal-mines. 
 
 Our coal and our coal-pits. By a traveller underground. 
 
 No. I in 1655.23 
 
 Coalson, Paul. 
 
 Miller, S. F. The bench and bar of Georgia, vol. 1. 1858. 
 
 294-3.1 
 Coan, Rev. Titus, 1801-1882. Adventures in 
 Patagonia. A missionary's e.xploring trip [in 
 1833-34]. N. Y., 1880. Map. 1648.13 
 
 A list of writings relating to Patagonia is anne.xed. 
 
 Cobb, Howell, of Georgia, 1815-1868. 
 
 Savage, J. Our living representative men. 527.19 
 
 Cobb, James Francis. Heroes of charity. London, 
 1876. 1546.29 
 
 Contents. — John Howard. Las Casas. Johannes Falk. 
 Francke. Pestalozzi. Baron Auget de Montyon. Valen- 
 tin Haiiy. 
 
 - and Japp, Ale.xander Hay. Stories of success. 
 Ed. by S. F. Smith. Boston. [1876.] 1546.21 
 
 Contents. — Alexander Menschikoff. Johann Anton Knecht. 
 Jean Bart. Franz Pistek. Corporal Weitsch. Sebastian de 
 Carvalho, marquis of Pombal. Antoine Drouot. Giuseppe 
 Mezzofanti. George Huebmer. Bertel Thorwaldsen. Gas- 
 pard Deguerry. .Arthur Tappan. Dr. Cullis. Dr. Judson. 
 Cobb, Joseph Beckham, 1819-1858. Leisure la- 
 bors. N. Y., 1858. 877.6 
 
 Contents. — Jefferson. A review of the life and times of W. 
 H. Crawford. Macaulay's History of England. Willis's 
 Poems. Longfellow's Poems. Slavery and the slave trade 
 in tlie District of Columbia. The true issue between parties 
 in the South ; union or disunion. 
 
 Cobbe, Frances Power. Darwinism in morals, and 
 other essays. Boston, 1883. 1113.11 
 
 Contents. — Darwinism in morals. Hereditary piety. The 
 religion of childhood. An English broad churchman. A 
 French theist. The devil. A prehistoric religion. The 
 religions of the world. The religions of the East. The re- 
 ligion and literature of India. Unconscious cerebration. 
 Dreams, as illustrations of unconscious cerebration. Auric- 
 ular confession in the Church of England. The evolution 
 of morals and religion. 
 
 Cobbett, William, 1762-1835. Life of Andrew 
 Jackson. N. Y., 1837. 519.9 
 
 The protestant " reformation." part 2; containing 
 a list of the abbeys and other religious foundations 
 in England, Wales, and Ireland, confiscated. 2d ed. 
 London, 1853. 1 105. 1 1.2 
 
 A year's residence in the United States. N. Y., 
 1818, 19. 629.25 
 
 Bulwer, Sir Henry Lytton. Historical characters. 1868. 
 
 567-9 
 Cochrane, R. Risen by perseverance. 1879. 1546-7 
 
 HaZLITT, W. The spirit of the age. 888.17:867.2.5 
 
 Lodge, H. C. Studies in history. 1884. 210.35 
 
 Cobden, Richard, 1804-1865. Russia and the east- 
 ern question. Boston, 1854. 928.5 
 McGiLCHRlST, J. Richard Cobden, the apostle of free 
 trade. 1865. 569.14 
 Gowing, R. Richard Cobden. 1885. 1518.16 
 Morley.J. Life. 1881. 591.5 
 Ritchie, J. E. Modem statesmen. 555-7 
 Smiles, S. Brief biographies. 1861. 589.18 
 
 Cochin, Pierre Suzanne Augustin. The results of 
 emancipation. Trans, by Mary L. Booth. Boston, 
 1863. 295.4 
 
 Cochrane, Grizel, 1670?-. 
 
 Cochrane, R. Gallery of notable men and women. 1547.2 
 Owen, Mrs- O. F. The heroines of domestic life. 599.16 
 
 Cochrane, John Dundas. Narrative of a pedes- 
 trian journey through Russia and Siberian Tartary. 
 1820-23. Phila., 1824. 674.6 
 
 Cochrane, Robert. Earnest lives. Edinb., 1881. 
 
 1547-7 
 
 Contents- — Lucy Hutchinson- Lady Rachel Russell. 
 Frederick Perthes. Robert Moffat. Janet Hamilton. Sir 
 David Brewster. Charles Knight. 
 
 tiU
 
 Cochrane 
 
 Coleridge 
 
 Eminent philanthropists, patriots and reformers. 
 Edinb., i87y- Portr. i547-i 
 
 Cuntcnii. — Lulhcr. John Howard. HelL-n Walker. 
 Fredcricit Penhcs. Sarah .\Iarlin. Earl of Shaftesbury. 
 
 Galier>' of notable men and women. Edinb., 1879. 
 
 1547-2 
 Contents. — Ladv Grizcll Baillic. .\n epUode in the life of 
 Gri«el Coehran'c. De Quinccy. Havelock. Carlyle. 
 Macaulay. 
 
 Great achievements of military men, statesmen, and 
 others. Edinb., 1879. 1547-3 
 
 Great orators, statesmen, and divines ; with speci- 
 mens of characterisic speeclies. Edinb., 1881. 
 Portr. 1S47-S 
 
 Heroes of invention and discovery. Edinb., 1879. 
 
 1547-4 
 Contents. — Boyle. Walt. Davy. George Stephenson. 
 Simpson. Gallcr)' of great inventors and discoverers. 
 Ericsson. Edison. 
 
 Lives and discoveries of famous travellers. Edinb., 
 1879. 1547-5 
 
 Contents. — Livingstone. Baker. Stanley. Serpa Pinto. 
 Risen by perseverance. Edinb., 1879. 1547-6 
 
 Contents. — I-Yanklin. Brindley. Cobbett. Hugh Miller. 
 Sir Titus Sail. Dickens. 
 
 All but two of these books compiled by Robert Cochrane, 
 belong to Nimmo's Library of biography. 
 
 Cochrane, Tliomas, loth earl of Dundonald, 1775- 
 1860. The autobiography of a seaman. 2d eJ. 
 London, i860. 2 v. 577.5 
 
 Narrative of services in the liberation of Cliili, 
 Peru, and Brazil, from Spanish and Portuguese 
 domination. London, 1859. 2 v. 263.9 
 
 AliAMS, \V. H. D. " In perils oft." IS42-44 
 
 Allen, J. Life. S79-i8 
 
 McGlLCHRisr, J. Life and daring exploits. [1875?] 1539.5 
 Cockayne, Thomas Oswald. The life of marshal 
 Turenne. London, 1853. No. 2 in 409.30 
 
 Coekburn, Henry Thomas, lord Cockburn. Life 
 of lord Jeffrey. With a selection from his corre- 
 spondence. Phila., 1S52. 2 V. 568.3 
 Memorials of his time. Edinb., 1856. Portr. 977.3 
 Coekep, William Johnson. The government of the 
 United States. N. Y., 1889. 210.63 
 Codman, Capt. John, 1814-. The Mormon country. 
 A summer with the " Latter-day saints." N. Y., 
 1874. lllus. 1638.19 
 The round trip by way of Panama, through Cali- 
 fornia, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and Colorado. 
 N.Y., 1881. 1656.20 
 Ten months in Brazil. Boston, 1867. 1637. i 
 Winter sketches from the saddle. By a septuage- 
 narian. N. Y. [1888.] 1899.33 
 Codman, John, D.D., 1782-1847. 
 
 Allkn, W. Memoir [and sermons] of John Codman: with 
 reminiscences, by J. Eiates. 534-8 
 
 Cofaehiqui, princess of Florida. 
 
 GoouKlCH, S. G. Lives of celebrated American Indians. 
 
 1869.1.5 
 Coffin, Charles Carleton. The boys of '76. A 
 history of the battles of the Revolution. N. Y. 
 [1876.] lllus. 272.14 
 
 The boys of '61 ; or, four years of fighting. Boston. 
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 A reprint of Four years of fighting. 
 
 Building the nation. [1783-1861.] N. Y. [1882.] 
 lllus. 212.15 
 
 Four years of fighting : from the first battle of Bull 
 Run to the fall of Richmond. Boston, 1866. 272.2 
 Old times in the colonies. N. Y. [1880.] lllus. 212.9 
 Our new way round the world. Boston, 1869. lllus. 
 
 1633.4 
 The seat of empire. Boston, 1870. lllus. 1636.16 
 
 The story of liberty. N. Y., 1879. lllus. 920.1 
 
 Kacis connected with the history of different countries for 
 500 years. 
 
 War of the rebellion, ist period : Drum-beat of the 
 nation. To the close of 1862. N. Y., 1888. 274.2 
 
 - 2d period : Marching to victory. Including the 
 year 1863. N. Y., 1889. lllus. 274.7 
 
 - 3d period : Redeeming the republic. 1864. N. Y., 
 i8i)o. lllus. 274.14 
 -4th period: Freedom triumphant. From Sept., 
 1864, to [the] close. N. Y., 1891. lllus. 274.17 
 Coflln, Roland F. The America's cup : how it was 
 won by the yacht America in 1851 and has been 
 since defended. N. Y., 1885. lllus. 1186.11 
 CoggeshaU, George, 1784-. History of the Amer- 
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 war with England, 1812-14, interspersed with several 
 naval battles between American and British ships- 
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 Coghlan, Margaret, born Moncrieffe. 
 
 Ellki', Elizabeth K. The women of the American revolu- 
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 Colgnet, Jean Roch. The narrative of Captain 
 Coignel. 1776-1850. Ed. by Loredan Larchey. 
 Trans, by Mrs. M. Carey. N. Y. [1890.] 1000.32 
 
 Coignet was a soldier in the wars of the Revolution, the 
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 Coke, Sir Edward, 1 552-1633. 
 
 Biographies of eminent men, vol. 2. 839.6.2 
 
 BKlclirWELL, Cecilia L. Memorialsof great lawyers. 1516.13 
 RoscoE, H. Lives of eminent British lawyers. 1830.388.4 
 
 Coke, Thomas, 1747-1814. A history of the West 
 Indies : with an account of the missions. London, 
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 GORRIE, P.D. Lives of eminent Methodist ministers. 535.14 
 
 Colbert, Jean Baptiste, marquis de Seignelay, 
 
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 Biographies of eminent men, vol. 2. 839.6.2 
 
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 Colburn, Zerah, 1804-1S40. Memoir written by 
 himself. Springfield, 1833. 519.4 
 
 Colden, Cadwallader David. The life of Robert 
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 Cole, Mrs. Henry Warwick. A lady's tour round 
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 Cole, John. 
 
 Updike, W. Memoirs of the Rhode Island bar. 1842. 518.1 
 Cole, Thomas, 1801-1848. 
 
 NoiiLE, L. L. The course of empire, voyage of life, and 
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 525-9 
 
 Cole, William. Life in the Niger. London, 1862. 
 
 684.18 
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 Ecce homo. Seeley, J. R. 1866. 2099.11 
 
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 KIRBV, R. S. Kirby's wonderful and eccentric museum; 
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 Knapp, S. L. Life of Timothy Dexter. 1838. 519.7 
 
 Ri;sSF.LL, W. Eccentric personages. 1866. 569.19 
 
 Wilson, H., and Caulfield, J. The book of wonderful 
 characters. [1869.] 1546.5 
 
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 Ecclesiastical biography. 
 
 Frampton, Louisa C. A short account of the apostles, 
 evangelists, disciples, and earliest fathers of the church, i860. 
 
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 See also Apostles. Kathcrs. MartyTS. Preachers. Saints. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history. 
 
 Allen, J. H. Fragments of Christian history to the founda- 
 tion of the holv Roman empire. 1880. 1113.6 
 Benham.W. The dictionary of religion. 1887. R.R. Dcskag 
 BONNECHOSE, V. P. £. B. de. The reformers before the 
 Reformation. The fifteenth century. John Huss and the 
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 Brief analysis of the sects, heresies, and writers of the first 
 three centuries. 1857. 1096.15 
 Clarke, J. F. Events and epochs in religious histor>'. 1881. 
 
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 DOWLING, J. G. An introduction to the critical study of 
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 Eliot, S. History of liberty. Part 1 : The ancient Romans. 
 1853. 2 V. 134.7 
 
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 EusKliIi s CaESARIF.Nsis. Ikclesiastical history. 1851. 845.1 
 GlKKiCKE, H. E. F. Ancient church history, comprising 
 the first six centuries. 1857. 1082.4 
 HURST, J. F. Outline ofchurch history. 1881. 3101.13 
 
 - Short history of the early church. 1887. 2103.7 
 
 - Short history of the medi.ev.il church. 1887. 2104.24 
 
 - Short history of the modern church in Europe. A. l>. 1558- 
 1888. 3104.26 
 Kurtz, J. H. Text-book ofchurch history. 1860,62.3 V. 
 
 1104.16 
 Lamson, a. The church of the first three centuries. 1092.10 
 Merivale, C. 'ITie conversion of the Roman empire. 1865. 
 
 2096.5 
 Ml I.MAN. H. H. The history of Christianity from Ihe birth 
 of Christ to Ihe abohtiun of paganism in the Roman empire. 
 1844. 1085.3 
 
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 MosilElM, J. L. von. Institutes of ecclesiastical history. 
 1852. 3 V. 1085.2 
 .N'EANDER, I. .^. W. General history of the Christian re- 
 ligion and church. 1852,54. 5 V. 1103.1 
 
 - History ol the planting and training of the Christian church 
 by the apostles. 1851,56. 2V. 848.9 
 Plummer, A. The church of the early fathers: external 
 history. [1887.] 3103.8 
 Rena.n, J. E. Studies of religious history and criticism. 
 
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 SOCRATES ScHOLASTlCi;s. Ecclesiastical history, from the 
 accession of Constantine, A. D. 305, to the 28th year of Theo- 
 dosius II., including 140 years. 1853. 845.3 
 SozOMENls, Hermias. Ecclesiastical history from A. D. 
 324 to A. I). 440. Also, the ecclesiastical history of Philos- 
 torgius, as epitomized by Photius. 1855. 845.9 
 Stanley, .\. P. Lectures on the history of the Eistern 
 church. With an intr. on the study of ecclesi;istical history. 
 1862. 1081.14 
 Stebbing, H. History of the Christian church. 1833,34. 
 3 V. 388.1 
 Theodoretus, bishop of Cyrus. .-^ history of the church 
 from A. D. 322 to A. I). 427 by Theodoret, and from A. U. 
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 WADi)iN(;roN, (i. A history of the church to the Refor- 
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 Williams, \V. R. Eras and characters of history. 1882. 
 
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 See also Albigenses. Catacombs. Christianity. Cove- 
 nanters. Ecclesiastical biography. England, Church of. 
 Huguenots. Jesuits. Middle ages. Missions. Papacy. 
 Popes. Protestantism. Puritans. Reformation. Religions. 
 St. Bartholomew's day. Sects. Waldenses, and the 
 divisions under these subjects. 
 
 Eckep, Joseph Ale.xanJer. Lorenz Oken. From 
 the German by A. Tulk. London, 1883. 1524.12 
 Pp. 179-1S3 contain a list of Oken's writings. 
 
 Eckepmann, Johann Peter. Conversations with 
 Goethe in the last years of his life. Trans, by S. 
 M. Fuller. Bostoni 1839. 874.14 
 
 Eclectic history of the United States. Talheim, 
 Mary E. [1881".] 218.11 
 
 Economical European tourist. The. Hemstreet, W. 
 187s. 1659.9 
 
 Edda. 
 
 .ANDERSON, R. B. Norse mythology ; or, the religion of 
 our forefathers, containing all the myths of the Eddas. 
 
 2100.16 
 
 Eddy, Daniel Clarke. Daughters of the cross ; 
 or, woman's mission. Boston, 1855. 569.9 
 
 Contents. — Harriet Newell. Ann H.Judson. Elizabeth 
 Hcrvey. Harriet B. Stewart. Sarah L. Smith. Eleanor 
 Macomber. Sarah D. Comstock. Henrietta Shuck. Sarah 
 B. Judson. .\nnie P. James. Mary E. Von Lennep. 
 Europa : or, scenes and" society in England, France, 
 Italy, and Switzerland. Rochester, 1862. 644.3 
 The Percy family. A visit to Ireland. Boston, 
 
 1865. lllus. 645.7 
 Rip Van Winkle's travels in Asia and Africa. By 
 Rupert Van Wert [pseud.]. N. Y. [1882.] 691.6 
 
 94
 
 Eddy 
 
 Edwards 
 
 Rip Van Winkle's travels in foreign lands. N. Y. 
 [1881.] lllus. 661.11 
 
 Walter's tour in the East. N. Y., 1870. 6 v. 
 lllus. 708.23 
 
 Contents. — i. Egypt. 2. Jerusalem. 3. Samaria. 4. 
 Damascus. 5. Constantinople. 6. Athens. 
 
 Eden, Charles Henry. India historical and de- 
 scriptive. With an account of the Sepoy mutiny, 
 1857-8. London, 1876. lllus. 1648.8 
 
 The West Indies. London, 1880. lllus. [Foreign 
 countries and British colonies.] 660.3 
 
 Eden, Lizzie Selina. My holiday in Austria [in 
 1868]. London, 1869. 1665.6 
 
 Eden of the South. Webber, C. H. 1883. 1631.18 
 Edersheim, Rev. Alfred. History of the Jewish 
 nation, after the destruction of Jerusalem under 
 Titus. 2d ed. Edinh., 1857. 945-4 
 
 Edgap, John George. The boyhood of great men. 
 N. Y., 1874. lllus. 549.30:548.13 
 
 Contents. — Poets: Scott, Pope. Historians: Gibbon, Sir 
 James Mackintosh. Critics : Johnson, Jeffrey. Statesmen : 
 Canning, Webster. Lawyers : Lord Mansfield, Lord 
 Eldon. Philanthropists : Wilberforce, Sir Thomas Fowell 
 Buxton. Astronomers : Galileo, Ferguson. Natural philos- 
 ophers : Newton, Gassendi, Franlclin. Mathematicians ; 
 Pascal, D'Alembert. Chemists : Cavendish, Davy. Sailors : 
 Lord St. Vincent, Nelson. Soldiers : Marlborough, Bona- 
 parte. Musicians : Handel, Mozart. Painters : Lawrence, 
 Wilkie. Sculptors : Canova, Thorwaldsen. Scholars : Sir 
 William Jones, Dr. Arnold. Divines : Bishop Ken, Dr. 
 Parr, Dr. Chalmers. Surgeons: Hunter, Sir Astley Cooper. 
 Naturalists : Sir Joseph Banks, Audubon. 
 The crusades and the crusaders. London. [1859.] 
 lllus. 947.17 
 
 Footprints of famous men. N. Y., 1854. 548.16 
 Same. London, 1858. 551.13 
 
 Contents. — IMen of action : Washington, Burke, Necker, 
 Pitt, Lord Erskine, Lord Colling^vood, Lord Teignmouth. 
 Men of letters: Milner, Hume, Southey, Moore. Artists: 
 Reynolds, Chantrey, Sir Christopher Wren. Men of 
 science: Dr. Hunter, Black, Brindley, Watt, Adam Smith. 
 History for boys; or, annals of the nations of 
 modern Europe. N. Y. [1874.] lllus. 910.16 
 Noble dames of ancient story. Edinb. lllus. 
 
 569.27 
 Same. London. lllus. 599.24 
 
 Contents. — Isabel the fair. Philippa of Hainault. Kath- 
 arine, countess of Salisbury. Joan, countess of Montfort. 
 Agnes, countess of Dunbar. Agnes, countess of Foix. 
 Joan Plantagenet. Florence of Biscay. Isabel Plantagenet. 
 Leonora d'Acunha. Constance of Castille. Isabel of 
 Bavaria. Valentine Visconti. 
 
 Sea-kings and naval heroes. A book for boys. N. 
 Y., 1874. lllus. 558.16 
 
 Contents. — Rollo the Norman. Hastings. Sweyn, king of 
 Denmark. Harold Hardrada. Sir Robert Morley. The 
 earl of Pembroke. The duke of Bedford. Sir Andrew 
 Wood. Drake. Raleigh. The earl of Cumberland. 
 Blake. Prince Rupert. Sir Cloudesley Shovel. Benbow. 
 Rodney. Howe. St. Vincent. Duncan. Nelson. Col- 
 lingwood. 
 
 The wars of the roses ; or, stories of the struggle of 
 York and Lancaster. N. Y., 1859. 999.15 
 
 Edgewopth, Maria, 1767-1849. 
 
 Cone, Helen G., and Gildek, Jeannette L. Pen-portraits 
 of literary women, vol. 1. 1557.22. i 
 
 Fawcett, Millicent G. Some eminent women of our times. 
 
 1554-25 
 Hayward, a. Selected essays, vol. i. 1879. 1897.7 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia. English women of letters. 589-30 
 
 Oliver, Grace A. A study, with notices of her father and 
 friends. 1882. 1534-4 
 
 Ritchie, Anne I. A book of sybils. 1883. 1532.23 
 
 ZiMMERN, Helen. Maria Edgeivorth. 1883. 1532.18 
 
 Edgewopth, Richard Lovell. Memoir. Concluded 
 by his daughter, Maria Edgeworth. Boston, 1820, 
 21. 583.12 
 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Chambers, R. Traditions of Edinburgh. 1856. 999-8 
 
 COCKBURN, H. T., lord Cockburn. Memorials of his time. 
 1856. 977.3 
 
 HUTTON, L. Literarylandmarks of Edinburgh. 1S91. 392.11 
 OliphanT, Margaret O. Royal Edinburgh. 1890. 1662.1S 
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 1673.17 
 
 Edinbupgh review. 
 
 Bagehot, W. The first Edinburgh reviewers. In his 
 Estimates of some Englishmen and Scotchmen. 1858. 563.9 
 
 Edison, Thomas Alva, 1847-. 
 
 BOL'roN, Sarah K. How success is won. [1885.] 1517.19 
 
 Denslow, Van Buren, and PARKER, Jane M. Thomas 
 
 A. Edison, and Samuel F. B. Morse. 1887. 1518.21 
 
 Monro, J. Heroes of the telegraph. 1891. 540-37 
 
 Edith of Scotland. See Matilda of Scotland. 
 Edmonds, S. Emma E. Nurse and spy in the 
 Union army; experiences of a woman. Hartford, 
 1865. lllus. 308.18 
 
 Edmondston, Rev. Biot, and Saxby, Jessie Mar- 
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 Edmund Kipke, pseud. See Gilmore, James R. 
 Education. 
 
 Barnard, H. National education in Europe. 1854. 137. i 
 Brockett, L. P. History and progress of education, i860. 
 
 126.25 
 Browning, O. An introduction to the history of educa- 
 tional theories. 1882. 130.22 
 Pointer, F. V. N. A history of education. 1886. 120.57 
 Schmidt, H. I. Education. Part i: History of educa- 
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 TiMBS, J. Progress of education in England from Alfred to 
 Victoria. In his School-days of eminent men. 
 
 589-3; 557-15; 554-13 
 See also Pestalozzi. Public schools of England. Student 
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 Edwapd I, of England, 1239-1307. 
 
 Lamb, Lady Caroline. Warrior kings from Charlemagne 
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 Edwapd III, of England, 1312-1377. 
 Cabinet portrait gallerv of British worthies, vol. i. 840.10. i 
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 Edwapd V, of England, 1470-1483. 
 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the bachelor kings of Eng- 
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 Edward VI, of England, 1 538-1 553. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. i. 815.1.1 
 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the bachelor kings of Eng- 
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 Edwapd, Thomas, shoemaker, 1814-1886. 
 
 Allen, G. Biographies of working men. 1542.39 
 
 Chambers, W. The Banffshire naturalist. In his Stories 
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 Smiles, S. Life of a Scotch naturalist. 1877. 1546.30 
 
 Edwards, Amelia Blandford. A thousand miles up 
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 Same. 2d ed. London, 1889. lllus. 691.16 
 
 Untrodden peaks and unfrequented valleys ; a mid- 
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 1667.9 
 Same. 2d ed. London, 1890. lllus. 1667.33 
 
 Edwapds, Bela Bates. Biography of self-taught 
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 Vol. 2 was prepared by S. G. Bulfinch. 
 
 Contents. — i. Roger Sherman. Christian Gottlob Heyne. 
 William Whipple. Alexander Murray. Stephen Hopkins. 
 Samuel Lee. William Giftbrd. Thomas Baldwin. David 
 Rittenhouse. Samuel Huntington. William Edwards. 
 Thomas Scott. Lott Cary. John Opie. Nathaniel Smith. 
 John Gottfried von Herder. Giovanni Battista Belzoni. 
 William Caxton. Richard B.axter. Arthur Young. Charles 
 G. Haines. Carsten Niebuhr. Jonas King. Humphrey 
 Davy. Adam Clarke. Count Rumford (Benjamin 
 Thompson). 2. Nathaniel Bowditch. Capt. James Cook. 
 William Falconer. John Hunter. Nathan Smith. James 
 
 ;i5
 
 Edwards 
 
 Egypt 
 
 Ferguson. James Wall. Eli Whitney. John Leyden. 
 Roben Steplirns. ilenry Stephens. Benjamin West. 
 Peter Horbcrg. ,\Ir\.miJrr Wilson. Robert Bloomtield. 
 Isaac Milner. Sir William |unes. I\i1rick Henry. 
 I'AKK, E. A. .Memoir. In Edwards's Writings, vol. i. 1853. 
 
 1096.1a 
 
 Edwards, Charles, lawyer, 17^7-1868. Pleasant- 
 ries about courts aiij lawyers ot New York. N. Y., 
 1867. Portr. 1816.11 
 
 Edwards, Henry Sutherland. Rossini and his 
 school. N. Y., 1881. [Great musicians.] 1548.28 
 Life of Rossini. With portr. by Don;. Boston. 
 [1869.] 1599.2 
 
 The Russians at home. London, 1 861. 928.15 
 
 Edwards, John E. Random sketches and notes of 
 European tra\el in 1856. N. Y., 1857. 648.3 
 
 Edwards, Jonathan, the elder, 1703-1751. 
 Allkn. .\. \^ G. Jonathan Edwards. 1553.10 
 
 bibliography, pp. 391-393. 
 
 HOL.MES. O. W. Pages from an old volume of life. 1898.11 
 MILLEK, S. Life. 529.1.8 
 
 Edwards, Justin, 1787-1853. 
 
 Hai.LOCK, W. a. " Light and love." Sketch of Justin 
 Edwards. [1855.) 535-'0 
 
 Edwards, Matilda Barbara Betham. The famous 
 women library. London. [1883.] 6v. Portrs. 1523.31 
 
 Contents. — i. l-'ernun Cal)allero. a. Alexandrine TinnC*. 
 3. drolinc Ilerschel. 4. Marie Pape-Carpantier. 5. Eliza- 
 beth Oirter. 6. Matilda Betham. 
 
 Same. Si.x life studies of famous women. London, 
 
 1880. Portrs. 1523.14 
 
 Holidays in eastern France. N. Y., 1879. 1667.22 
 
 A winter with the swallows. [1865-66.] London, 
 
 1867. Illus. i6yi.6 
 Edwards, Matthew, 1838-1859. 
 
 BULi-iNCii, r. The boy inventor; a memoir, i860. 537.7 
 
 Edwards, Sutherland. See Edwards, Henry Suth- 
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 Edwards, William, Welsh engineer, 1719-1789. 
 Self-taugii r men. 1876. 1538.5 
 
 Edwards, William H. A voyage up the Amazon 
 [in 1846], including a residence at Para. N. Y., 
 1847. 635.15 
 
 Same. New ed. London, 1855. 889.15 
 
 Egan, Maurice Francis. Lectures on English litera- 
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 Egerton, Francis, ist earl of Ellesmere, 1800-1857. 
 The sieges of Vienna by the Turks. From Schim- 
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 Egerton, Thomas, viscount Brackley, 1540-1617. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 3. 815.1.3 
 
 Eggleston, Edward, 1837-. A first book in Ameri- 
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 A history of the United States and its people. For 
 the use of schools. N. Y., 1888. Illus. 220.50 
 
 Bungay, G. M. Traits of representative men. 1534.13 
 
 RiDEI.NO, W. H. The boyhood of living .luthors. 1557-25 
 
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 the Six nations, and the border warfare of the Revo- 
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 Montezuma and the conquest of Mexico. N. Y., 
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 Pocahontas. Including an account of the early settle- 
 ment of Virginia and of captain John Smith. N. Y. 
 [1879.] 1544-34 
 Tecumseh and the Shawnee prophet. N. Y., 1878. 
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 Eggleston, George Gary. A rebel's recollections. 
 N. Y., 1875. 275.6 
 
 Strange stories from history for young people. N. 
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 Eglnhardus, 770-840. Life of Charlemagne. 
 Trans, by S. E. Turner. N. Y., 1880. Map. 550.2 
 Egmond, Lamoraal, graaf van. 
 Schiller. J. C. F. von. Ilist0ric.1l works. 830.36:818.10 
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 EGYPT, 
 
 .\UAMS, W. H. D. The land of the Nile- 1871. 
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 lUKTLErr, W. H. The Nile boat; or, glimpses of Egypt 
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 Bell, C. F. M. From Pharaoh to fellah. 1888. 691.14 
 Bklzoni, G. B. Narrative of recent discoveries in l^ypl 
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 Berkley, E. The Pharaohs .ind their people. [1883.] 940.16 
 Birch, S. Egypt to u. c. 300. [1875.] 1958.5 
 
 C'HATEAUliRlAND. Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and 
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 Clarke, E. D. Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa. 1816- 
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 Egypt, and the Holy L;ind. 9-11. Scandinavia. 
 Clement, Clara E. Egypt. [1880-] 940.10 
 
 De Leon, E. The Khedive's Egypt. 1878. 1697.11 
 
 DoDDS, J. Religion of ancient Egypt. In Faiths of the world. 
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 Eddy, D. C. Walter in Egypt. 708.23.1 
 
 English, G. B. A narrative of the expedition to Uongola 
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 Field, H. M. From Egypt to Japan. 1877. 1694,19 
 
 - On the desert [of SinaiJ . With a review of recentcvents in 
 Egypt. 1883. 1697.14 
 Fogg, W. P. Arabistan : travels through Egypt, Arabia, 
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 Grey, Hon. H6I(>nc T. C. Journal of a visit to Egypt, Con- 
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 Hale, E. E. and Susan. A family flight over I'-gypt and 
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 Harman, H.^I. A journey to Egypt and the Holy Land. 
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 Hawks, F. L. The monuments of Egypt ; or, a witness for 
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 Kearv, Annie. The nations around [Palestine]. 1875. 940.3 
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 Keay, J. S. Spoiling the Egyptians. A talc of shame told 
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 .^ criticism of the treatment of Egypt by the British govern- 
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 Kno.x, T. W. Adventures of tvso youths in a journey to 
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 Lane, E. W. An account of the manners and customs of 
 the modern Egyptians, written in Egypt, 1833-35. ^ ^• 
 
 839-8; 959-2 
 
 - Same. 3 v. 840.31 
 Leland, C. G. The Egx-ptian sketch book. 1874. 1694.13 
 Lepsius, C. R. Letters from Egypt, Ethiopia, and the pe- 
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 Lindsay, A. W. C. 8th carl of Crawford and Balcarres. 
 Letters on Egypt, Edom, and the Holy Land. 1858. 843.7 
 Long, G. The Egyptian antiquities in the British museum. 
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 LORING, W. W. A Confederate soldier in Egypt. [1884.] 
 
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 LOTT, Emmeline. The " English governess" in Egypt. 
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 Macgregor, J. The Rob Roy on the Jordan, Nile, Red 
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 Manning, S. The land of the Pharaohs, Egypt and Sinai. 
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 MASPfiRO, G. C. C. Life in ancient Egypt and Assyria. 
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 Minutoli, Wolferdine M. von. Recollections of Egypt. 
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 Oliphant, L. The land of Khemi, up and down the mid- 
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 Phelps, S. D. Bible lands, with glimpses of Europe and 
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 Poole, S. L. Egypt. 1S81. 660.7 
 
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 Prime. W.C. Boat life in Egypt and Nubia. 1857. 698.8 
 Rawlinson, G. Thestoryof ancient Egypt. 1887. 940.33 
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 of Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine, 1845-6. 2 v. 693.13 
 
 Russell, Rev. M. History of ancient and modern Egypt: 
 its temples and monuments. 1853. 957.9 
 
 - View of ancient and modern Egypt; with its natural his- 
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 St. John, B. Village life in Egypt. 1853. 2 v. 1694.5 
 St. John, J. A. Egypt and Nubia. 1845. 693-5 
 Sewell, Elizabeth M. Ancient history of Egypt, Assyria, 
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 Sharpe, S. The history of Egypt, till the conquest by the 
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 Smith, J. V. C. A pilgrimage to Egypt, embracing a diary 
 of explorations on the Nile, 1852. 698.18 
 Smythe, E. a. Egyptian sepulchres and Syrian shrines. 
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 Spencer, Rev. J. A. The East : sketches of travel in Egypt 
 and the Holy Land. 1850. 686.6 
 Stephens, J. L. Notes of travel in Egypt and Nubia. 
 1876. 1648.7 
 Stoddard, C. W. Mashallahl a flight into Egypt. i83i. . 
 
 1695.24 
 Taylor, B. Egypt and Iceland in 1874. 1695.10 
 
 Thompson, J. P. Photographic views of Egypt, past and 
 present. 1854. 698.24 
 
 Trevor, G. Ancient Egypt: to the close of the Old Testa- 
 ment period. [1864.] 937.ii 
 VOGT, H. The Egyptian war of 1882. 940.14 
 Wallace, D. M. Egypt and the Egyptian question. 1883. 
 
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 Warner, C. D. Mummies and Moslems. 1876. 1648.2 
 Warren, W. W. Life on the Nile, and excursions on 
 shore between Cairo and Asouan. Also a tour in Syria and 
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 Wendel, F. C. H. History of Egypt. 1890. 950.26 
 
 WIIATELY, Mary L. Letters from Egypt to plain folks at 
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 Wilkinson, Sir J. G. Hand-book for travellers in Egypt. 
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 Yates, W. H. The modern history and condition of Egypt. 
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 EhlePt, Louis. From the tone world. From the 
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 Contents. — Carl Tausig. Mendelssohn, and a complete 
 edition of his works. Gervinus and instrumental music. 
 Offenbach and the second empire. Tristan and Isolde, by 
 Richard Wagner. Music teaching and the public. A scene 
 from " Die Meistersinger." Wagner, Makart, Hamerling : 
 a parallel. The concert system of Berlin. Gounod contra 
 Wagner, The stage festival at Beyreuth. Schumann and 
 his school. Volkmann. Chopin. 
 
 Eight hundred miles in an ambulance. Johnson, 
 Laura. 1889. 1636.28 
 
 Eighteen Christian centuries. White, Rev. J. 
 
 1859. 115. 16 
 
 Same. 1877. 1105.1 
 Eighteenth century. 
 
 Andrews, A. The eighteenth century; illustrations of the 
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 CUST, SirTi. Annals of the wars of the eighteenth century. 
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 1538.29 
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 Cleveland, Rose E. George Eliot's poetry and other 
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 Emerson, George Barrell. Education in Massachu- 
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 Emerson, George Rose. London : how the great 
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 Emerson, E. W. Emerson in Concord. 1S89. 154726 
 
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 Grimm, Herman. Literature. 397.20 
 
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 English home life. Collier, R. L. 1886. 1654.18 
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 English in Ireland in the iSth century. Froude, J. 
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 HODGKliNS, Louise M. Nineteenth century authors. [1887- 
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 StedmaN, E. C. Victori.in poets. 135S-i8 
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 Tucker.maN. B. a history of English prose fiction Irom 
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 Washdurn, Emclyn W. Studies in early English literature. 
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 \V'El.sil, A. H. Development of English literature and 
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 1889. 
 
 Church, A. ). Henry the fifth. 188$. 
 CORUET, J. "Monk. 1889. 
 Forbes, A. Havclock. 1890. 
 Hannay, D. Rodnev. 1891. 
 Hooper, G. Wellington. 1889. 
 Hughes. T. David Livingstone. 1889. 
 LyalL, Sir A. C. Warren Hastings. 1889. 
 O.MAN, C. W. Warwick, the king maker. 1891. 
 Russell, W. C. William Dampier. 1889. 
 Stehbing, W. Peterborough. 1890. 
 TF.MrLF., Sir R., bart. Lord LawTence. 1889. 
 Tk MM.. H. D. Lord StralTord. 
 
 English men of letters. Namely: 
 
 AlNGER, A. Ch.irles Lamb. 1882. 
 Black, W. Goldsmith. 1879. 
 Church, R. W. Bacon. 1884. 
 
 - Spenser. 1879. 
 CoLVIN, S. Keats. 1887. 
 
 - Landor. 1881. 
 
 CourtHOPE, W. y. Addison. 1884. 
 DOBSON, H. A. Fielding. 1883. 
 DOWDEN, E. Southey. 1880. 
 Fowler, T. Locke. 1880. 
 Froude, J. A. Bunyan. 1880. 
 Gosse, E. W. Gray. 1882. 
 HurroN, R. H. Scott. 1879. 
 Huxley, T. H. Hume. 1879. 
 
 James, H., jr. Hawthorne. 1880. 
 ebb, R. C. Bentley. 1882. 
 lASSON, D. De Quincey. 1882. 
 Minto, W. Defoe. 1879. 
 MORISON, J. A. C. Gibbon. 1878. 
 
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 MORLEY, J. Burke. 1879. 
 
 MYERS. F. W. H. Wordsworth. i88i. 
 NICHOL. J. Byron. 1880. 
 Oliphant, Margaret O. W. Sheridan. 1883. 
 Pattison, M. Milton. 1880. 
 Saintsbury, G. Dryden. 1881. 
 Shairp.J. C. Bums. 1879. 
 Smith, G. Cowper. 1880. 
 Stephen, L. Pope. 1880. 
 
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 550-51 
 550-56 
 550-61 
 550-63 
 550-53 
 550-52 
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 550-62 
 550-55 
 550-59 
 550-54 
 550-57 
 
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 1544.40 
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 "545-36 
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 1544-37 
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 Traill, H. D. Coleridge. 1884. 1540.57 
 
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 Ward, A. W. Chaucer. 1880. 1544-4S 
 
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 MONCK, W.H. S. Sir William Hamilton. 1881. 1541-23 
 
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 Allen, G. Charles Darwin. 1885. 1515-12 
 
 DOBSON, H. A. Richard Steele. 1886. 1519-11 
 
 GOSSE, E. W. Raleigh. 1886. 1515-18 
 
 Hannay, D. Admiral Blake. i886. 1519-9 
 
 Hill, F. H. George Canning. 1887. 1519.13 
 
 Morris, M. Claverhouse. 1887. 1519.14 
 
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 TRAILL, H. D. Shaftesbury (the first earl) . 1886. 1515.16 
 
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 Bryan, M. A biogr.-vphical and critical dictionary of paint- 
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 Lahorde, H., vicomte de. Engraving: its origin, processes 
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 Episodes of my second life. Gallenga, A. 1885. 
 
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 Episodes of the sea in former days. A book for 
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 Cox, Sir G. W. The Athenian empire. 1876. 1958.24 
 -The Greeks and the Persians. 1876. 1958.17 
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 Ihne, W. Early Rome, toils destruction by the Gauls. 
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 Merivale, C. The Roman triumvirates. 1877. 1958.41 
 Sankey, C. The Spartan and Theban supremacies. 1958.36 
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 Creighton, Louise. England a continental power. From 
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 Creighton, M. The Tudors and the Reformation. 1485- 
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 Gardiner, Bertha M. The struggle against absolute 
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 Tancock, O. W. England during the American and 
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 CHURCH, R. W. The beginning of the Middle ages. 
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 nations of the Christian world. 8th ed. London, 
 1803. Portrs. 1099.7 
 
 Evans, Marian. See Eliot, George, pseud. 
 Evans, Oliver, 1755-1819. 
 
 Famous boys and famous men. SS5-8 
 
 106
 
 Evarts 
 
 Explorations 
 
 Evapts, William Maxwell, 1818-. 
 
 Bungay, G. H. Traits of representative men. [1882.] 
 
 1534-13 
 Evelyn, John, 1620-1706. Diary and correspond- 
 ence. Subjoined, the private correspondence be- 
 tween Charles 1 and Sir Edward Nicholas, .and 
 Sir Edward Hyde and Sir Richard Browne. Ed. by 
 W. Bray. New ed. London, 1850, 54. 4V. 977.4 
 The history of religion. A rational account of the 
 true religion. Ed. by R. M. Evanson. London, 
 1850. 2 V. 1095.8 
 
 Life of Mrs. Godolphin. Now first published and 
 ed. by Samuel [Wilberforce], lord bishop of Ox- 
 ford. N. Y., 1847.. 596.10 
 Events and epochs in religious history. Clarke, J. 
 F. 1881. 2101.16 
 Everett, Alexander Hill. America: or a general 
 survey of the political situation of the several 
 powers of the western continent. Phila., 1827. 
 
 297.3 
 Critical and miscellaneous essays. Boston, 1845, 
 46. 2 V. 877.4 
 
 Contents. — i. Madaine de S6vign6. Who wrote Gil 
 Bias ? The life of St. Pierre. Life and writings of Schiller. 
 • Geoffroy on French dramatic literature. Private life of 
 Voltaire. The art of being happy. The life and works of 
 Canova. Sir James Maclcintosh. Cicero on government. 
 A dialogue on government between Franklin and Mon- 
 tesquieu. Chinese manners. The Sabbath. 2. Harro 
 Harring. Madame de Stael. Mus^us's popular tales. 
 Irving's Columbus. De Gerando's History of philosophy. 
 Greenough's statue of Washington. Stewart's philosophy. 
 Life of Rousseau. Havana. History of intellectual philos- 
 ophy. Lord Vapourcourt. 
 
 Europe; or, a general survey of the present situa- 
 tion of the principal powers. By a citizen of the 
 United States. London, 1822. 943.6 
 
 Life of Joseph Warren. 529.1. 10 
 
 Life of Patrick Henry. 529.1. 11 
 
 Evepett, Edward, 1794-1865. Dorchester in 1630, 
 1776, and 1855. An oration, July 4, 1855. Also an 
 account of the proceedings in Dorchester. Boston, 
 1855. 224.25 
 
 Life of John Stark. 529. i.i 
 
 Orations and speeches on various occasions. Bos- 
 ton, 1850-68. 4 V. 861.7 
 
 BOGART, W. H. Who goes there? 1866. i5i6-3 
 
 Memorial from the city of Boston. 1865. S30.18 
 
 Savage, J. Our living representative men. 527-19 
 
 TUCKERMAN, H. T. Characteristics of literature, ser. 2. 
 
 548.5-2 
 Whipple, E. P. Character and characteristic men. 823.18 
 
 Evepett, William. On the Cam. Lectures on the 
 University of Cambridge in England. Cambridge, 
 1865. 812.3 
 
 Every child's history of Rome. Parr, E. [1859.] 
 
 1958.4 
 Evepy day book of history and chronology. Mun- 
 sell, J. 1858. ■ 947.1 
 
 Every day life at Eton, Harrow, Rugby, and other 
 great public schools. Pascoe, C. E. [1882?] 120.18 
 Evidences of a revealed religion. 
 
 Hawks, F. L. The monuments of Egypt; or, Egypt a 
 witness for the Bible. 1850. 684. z 
 
 Evil eye. 
 
 Story, W. W. Castle St. Angelo and the evil eye. 1667.16 
 
 Ewald, Alexander Charles. Life and times of 
 prince Charles Stuart, count of Albany, called the 
 young pretender. New ed. London, 1883. 1524.9 
 Stories from the state papers. Boston, 1882. Fac- 
 simile. 980.41 
 
 Contents. — Our waste paper office. The youth of Henry 
 V. The captive of Castile. A love match. The sweating 
 sickness. .\ holy mission. A princess of the period. The 
 invincible armada. The earl of Essex's rebellion. The gun- 
 
 powder plot. A perished kernel. The massacre of Am- 
 boyna. The gathering of the storm. The Lancashire 
 witches. The great fire of London. A national scare. 
 
 Ewapt, Henry C. Leaders upward and onward. 
 Brief biographies of noble workers. N. Y., 1889. 
 Illus. 1554-9 
 
 Contents.— Charles Kingsley, by A. H. Japp. Dean 
 Stanley, by R. H. Story. F. D. Maurice, by H. C. Ewart. 
 Archbishop Tait, by the bishop of Dover. Bishop Fraser, 
 by Mary Harrison. Dr. Arnold, by H. C. Ewart. Edward 
 Irving, by N. J. Ross. Norman Macleort, by W. C. Smith. 
 Thomas Guthrie, by W. G. Blaikie. Principal TuUoch, by 
 Donald Macleod. John Curwen, by N. J. Ross. 
 
 True and noble women. N. Y., 1889. Illus. 1537.28 
 
 Contents — Queen Victoria, by Donald Macleod. Princess 
 Alice, by M. C. Taylor and'Thomas Stephenson. Mrs. 
 Fry, by Mrs. Francis G. Faithfiill. Sarah Martin, by Henry 
 C. Ewart. Sister Dora, by Mrs. Charles Garnett. Mary 
 Carpenter, by Rosamond Davenport Hill. Mrs. Chisholm, 
 by Thos. Stephenson. Mary Moffat, bv A. H. Japp. Mrs. 
 Sewell, by Elizabeth Boyd Bayly. Mrs. Cariyle, by A. H. 
 Japp. Baroness" Bunsen, by Professor Simon. 
 
 Ewbank, Thomas, 1792-1870. Life in Brazil; or, 
 a journal of a visit to the land of the cocoa and the 
 palm [1845-46]. N. Y., 1856. 633.1 
 
 Ewing, Juliana Horatia, born Gatty. 
 
 Gatty, Horatia K. F. Juliana Horatia Ewing and her 
 books. 1885. 1538.28 
 
 Exeter, Earl of. See Cecil, Thomas. 
 Exmouth, Viscount. See Pellew, Edward. 
 Exodus of Israel. 
 
 Robinson, C. S. The Pharaohs of the bondage and the 
 e.\odus. Lectures. 1887. 1081.13 
 
 Expansion of England. Seeley, J. R. 1884. 
 
 980.53; 980.54 
 Expepienees of an English sister of mercy. 
 Goodman, Margaret. 1862. 997-i6 
 
 Explopations and discoveries. 
 
 Allen, P. History of the expedition under Lewis and 
 Clarke, 1804-6. 2 v. 820.52 
 
 Belknap, J. American biography. 1842,51. 3 V. 820.58 
 Devoted mainly to the early discoverers and navigators. 
 Cochrane, R. Lives and discoveries of famous travellers. 
 
 1547-5 
 CooLEY, W. D. The history of maritime and inland dis- 
 covery. 1830, 31. 3 v. 378.11 
 CoxE, W. Account of Russian discoveries between Asia 
 and America. 1803. 702.17 
 Frost, T. Half hours with the earlv explorers. [1873.] 
 
 1695-8 
 
 — Modern explorers. 1882. 661.20 
 Gass, p. Journal of the voyages and travels under the com- 
 mand of Lewis and Clarke. 1804-6. 625.6 
 Hale, E. E. Stories of discovery told by discoverers. 1883. 
 
 660.24 
 Heroic adventure. Chapters in recent exploration and dis- 
 covery. [1882.] 1696.12 
 Higginson, T. W. a book of American explorers. [985- 
 1631.] 1649.14 
 HOVVELLS. W. D., and PERRY, T. S. Library of universal 
 adventure by sea and land, 79 A. D.-1888. 631.26 
 MarkhaM, C. R. The sea fathers : lives of great naviga- 
 tors of former times. 1884. 1517.18 
 Murray, H. Historical account of discoveries and travels 
 in North America. 1829. 2 v. 625.14 
 Taylor, B. GyclopEedia of modern travel : a record of 
 adventure, exploration and discovery, for the last fifty years. 
 1856. 621. 1 
 Verne. J. The exploration of the world. Famous travels 
 and travelers. 1879. 1662.9 
 
 — The great explorers of the nineteenth century. 1881. 
 
 1662. II 
 
 — The great navigators of the eighteenth century. 1880. 
 
 1662.10 
 VOGEL, T. A century of discovery. Biographical sketches 
 of the Portuguese and Spanish navigators from prince Henry 
 Vo Pizarro. 1877. 1648.5 
 
 See also Adventures. United States exploring expeditions. 
 Voyages and travels. \'oyages round the world. 
 
 107
 
 Express 
 
 Famous 
 
 ncau, 
 654.18 
 
 Express companies. 
 
 TucKKK. r. W. Waifs from ilie v»-ay-bills of an old express- 
 m.in. 1S7J. 308*7 
 
 Exquemelln, Alexandre Olivier. Histors- of the 
 bu>.\:.inccrs i)t America. New eJ. Boston, 1853. 
 Illus. 2;4-) 
 
 Same. fAbriJKeJ.] In Pyle's Buccaneers an J 
 maroiMuTs ot America. i8«;i. 245.23 
 
 Extraordinary men. Kussell, W. [1853.] 
 
 557.7; 879.15 
 Extraordinary women. Russell, W. 5';8.i9 
 
 Eye, The, of the North-west. [Superior, Wiscon- 
 sin.] i8«;». 2425 
 Eye opener for the Wide awakes. Wright, E. i860. 
 
 299.6 
 
 F., I. A storv- of the Church of England. London. 
 [i88<)?] Illus. 2104.31 
 
 Factories. 
 
 Ul>i>i>. W . riie laboring classes of England. 1847. 1848.1 
 ScoRESiiV, W. American factories and their female opera- 
 tives. 1845. 196.21 
 Fasrgot of French sticks ; or, Paris in 1851. Head, 
 Sir F. B., bart. 
 Fair France. [1867.] CraiU, Dinah M. 
 
 655.16; 655.13 
 Falrbalrn, Sir William, bart., 1789-1874. 
 
 S.Mli.Fs, S. Industrial biography. 1863. 557-'9 
 
 - and Sir Peter. 
 
 Cll \MKKKS. \V. Stories of remarkable persons. 1878. 1548.4 
 
 Fairbanks, Charles B. AguecheeU. [Sketches of 
 European travel, etc.] Boston, 1859. 666.13 
 
 Fairfax, Edward, -1632. 
 
 KNir.iir, C. Life of Edward Fairfax. InTasso's Godfrey of 
 Biilloigne. 1851. 317.2 
 
 -Same. In lasso's Recovery of Jerusnlem, vol. i. 850.191 
 
 Fairfield, Sumner Lincoln. 
 
 I-AIKI'IELD, Jane. Life. 1846. 539-28 
 
 Faith. 
 
 DoRoiilEA TrudeL; or, the praver of faith. Witha sketch 
 of the institution at Mannedorf. [^872.] 569-32 
 
 Graham, Isabella M. The power of faith, exemplified in 
 the life and writings of Mrs. Isabella Graham. [1843.] 538.23 
 .MlKl.LKK, G. The life of trust. 1861. 555.5 
 
 Faithfull, Edith. Mrs. Fr>'. In Ewart's True and 
 noble u'omen. 1537.28 
 
 Faithfull, Emily, 1835-. Three visits to America. 
 N. Y. [1884.] 1631.16 
 
 Faitlifull, Mrs. Francis G. See Faithfull, Edith. 
 Faiths, The, of the world. St. Giles' lectures. [2d 
 series.] N. Y., 1882. 2100.5 
 
 Contents. — Religions of India, by J. Caird. Of China, by 
 G. Matlieson. Of I'ersia, by J. Slilne. Of ancient Egypt, 
 by J. Dodds. Of ancient Greece, by W.Milligan. Ofancient 
 Rome, by J. Macgregor. Teutonic and Scandinavian relig- 
 ion, by G. S. Burns. Ancient religions of Central .America, 
 by J. M. Lang. Judaism, by M.C.Taylor. Mohammed- 
 anism, by J. C. Lees. Christianity in relation to other relig- 
 ions, by R. Flint. 
 
 Falconbridge, pseud. See Kelly, Jonatlian F. 
 Falconer, William, 1732-1769. 
 
 MiTFORD, J. Life. In Falconer's Poetical works. 
 
 329.2; 1316.13 
 SELF-TAl'r.HT men. 1876. 1538.5 
 
 Faliero, Marino, doge of Venice, 1274-1355. 
 
 Ranki.ng, B. M. Stories from Italian history. [1877.] 918.2 
 Falk, Johann Daniel, 17.68-1826. 
 
 Cobb, J. F. Heroes of charity. 1876. 1546.29 
 
 Stevenson, W. F. Praying and working. 1863. 2098.20 
 
 Fall, The, of New France. 1 755-1 760. Hart, G. 
 E. 240.5 
 
 Pallet, Celine. The princes of art : painters, sculp- 
 tors, and engravers. Trans, by Mrs. S. R. Urbino. 
 Boston, 1S70. Portrs. 550.10 
 
 Falloux, Frederic All red Pierre, comte de. Lite ;iiid 
 letters of ,\\ad;ime Swetchine. Trans, by H. W. 
 Preston. Boston, 1867. 15()8.15 
 
 Familiar short sayings of great men. Bent, S. A. 
 [1887.] 1897-38 
 
 Familiar studies of men and books. Stevenson, 
 P. L. 188^). 1557-6 
 
 Familiar t.ilks on English literature. Richardson, 
 Abby S. 1K81. 1404.19 
 
 Family flight around home. Hale, E. E. and Susan. 
 [18S4.], 1630.6 
 
 Family llight over Egypt and Syria. Hale, E. E. 
 and Susan. [1882.] 661.18 
 
 Family llight through France, Germany, Norway 
 ;ind Switzerland. Hale, E. E. and Susan. 1881. 
 
 661.13 
 Family tlight through Mexico. Hale, E. E. and 
 Susan. [1886.] 1630.17 
 
 Family flight through Spain. Hale, Susan. [1883.] 
 
 662.5 
 Family tour through South Holland. [1828.] Bar- 
 row, Sir J., bart. 389.2 
 Famous Americ;in authors. Bolton, Sarah K. 
 I1887.J 1557-21 
 Famous American Indians. 
 
 Er.ci.i-^TUN. E,, and Seelye, Lillie F. Brant and Red 
 Jacket. [1879.] IS44-3S 
 
 - Montezuma and the conquest of Mexico. 1880. 1543.62 
 
 - Pocahontas. [1879.] 1544-34 
 
 - Tecumsch and the Sliawnee prophet. 1878. 1544.12 
 
 Famous American statesmen. Bolton, Sarah K. 
 [1888. J 1554-4 
 
 Famous Americans of recent times. Parton, J. 
 1877. 1522.7 
 
 Famous boys and famous men. N. Y. Illus. 555.8 
 
 Contents. — Daniel Webster. Samuel Drew. Benjamin 
 Franklin. Robert Burns. Elish Kent Kane. Henry Clay. 
 John Leyden. James Montgomery. Nathaniel Bowditch. 
 Henry Havelock. David Livingstone. Oliver Evans. 
 Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Robert Fulton. John Kitto. 
 Humphry Davy. Amos Lawrence. Stephen Girard. 
 Samuel Crompton. Thomas Chalmers. Jacques l^ffitte. 
 John James Audubon. William Jay. Roger Sherman. 
 
 Famous caverns and grottoes. Adams, W. H. D. 
 1886. 1698.4 
 
 Famous caves and catacombs. Adams, W. H. D. 
 t886. 1698.3 
 
 Famous funiiv fellows. Clemens, W. M. 1882. 
 
 1538.7 
 Famous men of science. Bolton, Sarali K. 1880. 
 
 140.09 
 Famous ships of the British navv. Adams, W. 
 H. D. [1863.] 996.2 
 
 Same. 1878. 1985-8 
 
 Famous women. Namely : — 
 
 BUND, Mathilde. George Eliot. 1883. '532.13 
 
 - Madame Roland. 1S86. 1535-24 
 Clarke, Eliza. Susanna Wesley. 1886. 1532.30 
 DUFFV, Bella. Madame de Stael. 1887. ■532-32 
 Gilchrist, Anne. Mary Lamb. 1883. 1532-16 
 Oilman, Marv R. F. Saint Theresa ot .■\vila. 1889.1535.26 
 Howe, Julia 'W. Margaret Fuller (Marchesa Ossoli). 
 1883. 1532-17 
 Ingram, J. H. Elizabeth Barren Browning. 1888. 1532.35 
 Kennari), Nina H. Mrs. Siddons. 1887. 1535-25 
 
 - Rachel. 1886. 1532.29 
 Malden, S. F. Jane Austen. 1889. 1532.36 
 Miller, Florence F. Harriet Martineau. 1885. 1532.28 
 Paget, V. The countess of Albany. 1884. 1532.19 
 Pennell, Elizabeth R. Life of Mary Wollstonecraft. 18S4. 
 
 1532.27 
 Pitman, Emma R. Elizabeth Fry. 1884. 1532-26 
 
 RiSTORI, Adelaide. An autobiography. 1888. 1532-34 
 
 Robinson, A. Mary F. Emily Bronte. 1883. 1532.14 
 
 - Margaret of Angoulfime. 1887. 1532-31 
 Thomas, Bertha. George Sand [pseud.] . 1883. 1532-15 
 
 108
 
 Famous 
 
 Fehm-Cerichte 
 
 1532-33 
 1532-18 
 
 YONGE, Charlotte M. Hannah More. 1S88. 
 ZlMMERN, Helen. Maria Edgeworth. 1883. 
 
 Famous women library. Edwards, Matilda B. B. 
 [1883.] 6v. 1523.31 
 
 Fankwai. 
 
 Hunter, W. C. The ' Fan Kwae ' at Canton before treaty 
 days, 1825-44. 1694.24 
 
 Wood, W. M. Fankwei; or, the San Jacinto in the seas of 
 India, China and [apan. 1859. 706.12 
 
 Fanny Fern, pseud. See Partoii, Sara. 
 Fanshawe, Ann. born Harrison, 1625-1680. 
 
 Crosland, Camilla. Memorable women. 1539-4 
 
 Far off. Mortimer, F. L. 1856. 2 v. 959-io 
 
 Faraday, Micliael, 1794-1867. 
 
 Garnett, W, Heroes of science. Physicists. 140.46 
 
 Gladstone, J. H. Michael Faraday. [1872.] 549-43 
 
 Wright, Henrietta C. Children's stories of the great sci- 
 entists. 18S8. 140 60 
 Farm, Tlie, in tlie Karoo. Carev-Hobson, Mrs. 
 M. A. 1883. ' i6g6.T3 
 Farmer, Lydia Hoyt. The boys' book of famous 
 rulers. N. Y. [1886.] Illus. 1542.46 
 
 Contents. — Agamemnon. Cyrus the great. Ale.xander the 
 great. Juhus Ccesar. Charlemagne. Alfred the great. 
 Richard Coeur de Lion. Robert Bruce. Ferdinand V, of 
 Spain, Philip II, of Spain. Gustavus Adolphus. Louis xiv. 
 Peter the great. Frederick the great. Napoleon I. 
 
 The girls' book of famous queens. N. Y. [1887.] 
 illus. 1557.20 
 
 Contents. — Semiramis. Dido. Cleopatra. Zenobia. Ma- 
 tilda of Flanders. Margaret of Anjou. Catharine of Aragon. 
 Elizabeth, and Mary, queen of Scots. Catherine de' Medici. 
 Anne. Maria Theresa. Catherine II. Marie Antoinette, 
 Josephine. Eugenie. V^ictoria. 
 
 Life of La Fayette. N. Y. [1888.] Illus. 1554.3 
 A short history of the French revolution. Pictures 
 of the reign of terror. N. Y. [i88g.] Illus. 1000.27 
 Farmer boy. The [Wasliington], and how he be- 
 came commander-in-chief. Heady, M. 18S4. 519.12 
 Farmer's vacation, A. Waring, "G. E., jr. [1S75.] 
 
 1651.2 
 Farnese, Aiessandro, duca di Parma, 1 546-1 592. 
 
 Wilson, J. G. Sketches of illustrious soldiers. 1535.12 
 
 Faroe islands. 
 
 NiCOLL, J. An historical and descriptive account of Ice- 
 land, Greenland, and the Faroe islands. [1841.] 820.35 
 
 Farquhap, George, 1678-1767. 
 
 Dunham, S. A. Lives of literary and scientific men of 
 Great Britain, vol. 3. 398.3.3 
 
 Hazlitt. W. Lectures on the English comic writers. 1848. 
 
 867.2.4 
 Farp, Edward. Every child's history of Rome. 
 Adapted from "Miss Corner's History of Rome." 
 London. [1859.] Map. 1958.4 
 
 Farragut, David Glasgow, admiral. Life, embody- 
 ing his journal and letters. By his son, Loyall Far- 
 ragut. N. Y., 1879. Illus. " 581.2 
 
 Brockett, L. p. Our great captains. 1865. 569.2 
 
 Headley, J. T. Farragut and our naval commanders. 
 1861-65. 272.7 
 
 Stowe, Harriet B. Lives and deeds of our self-made men. 
 
 542-21 
 - Men of our time. 1522.8 
 
 Farrar, Charles S. History of sculpture, painting, 
 and architecture. Topical lessons, with references. 
 Chicago, 1881. 1201.13 ; R.R. Desk 8 
 
 Farrar, Eliza Ware, born Rotch. Recollections of 
 seventy years. Boston, 1866. 569.11 
 
 Farrar, Frederic William. The earlv days of 
 Christianity. N. Y. [1882.] 1081.4 
 
 The life and work of St. Paul. N. Y. [1879.J 
 2 v. Maps. 2100.2 
 
 The life of Christ. N. Y. [1874.] 2102.3 
 
 Farrar, Mrs. John. See Farrar, Eliza W. 
 
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 Farren, Eliza, afterwards countess of Derby, 1759- 
 
 1829. 
 
 Matthews, B., and HuttON, L. Actors and actresses of 
 
 Great Britain and the United States, vol. 2. 1540.65.2 
 
 Farrer, H. S. See Lear, Henrietta L. S. 
 Farrer, James Anson. Adam Smith (1723-1790). 
 N. Y., 1881. [English philosophers.] 1523.22 
 
 Primitive manners and customs. N. Y., 1879. 
 
 1147.18 
 Farthest North ; or, the life and e.xplorations of 
 lieutenant Lockwood. Lanman, C. 1885. 1705.22 
 Fate of republics. Townsend, L. T. 1880. gio.14 
 Father Prout, pseud. See Mahony, Francis S. 
 Fathers, The, for English readers. 
 
 Clark, W. R. Saint Augustine. [1878.] 2101.3 
 
 Cutts, E. L. Saint Jerome. [1878.] . 2101.1 
 
 Watson, F. The defenders of the faith ; or, the Christian 
 apologists of the 2d and 3d centuries. [1878.] 2101.4 
 
 Fathers of the church. 
 
 Holland, H. S. The apostolic fathers. 1878. 2101.2 
 
 Faucit, Helena. See Martin, Helena, lady. 
 Faughnan, Thomas. Stirring incidents in the life 
 of a British soldier. An autobiography. Picton, 
 Ont., 1888. Illus. 1555.30 
 
 Faulds, Henry. Nine years in Nipon. Japanese 
 life and manners. Boston, 1888. Illus. 1692.19 
 FaUFlel, Claude Charles. The last days of the 
 consulate. From the French. Ed. with an introd. 
 by M. L. Lalanne. N. Y., 1886. 1000.20 
 
 Faweett, Edgar, 1847-. 
 
 RiDEiNG, W. H. The boyhood of living authors. 1557.25 
 
 Faweett, Millicent Garrett. Some eminent women 
 of our times. London, i88g. 1554.25 
 
 Contents. — Elizabeth Fry. Mary Carpenter. Caroline 
 Herschel. Sarah Martin. Mary Somerville. Queen Vic- 
 toria. Harriet Martineau. Florence Nightingale. Mary 
 Lamb. Agnes Elizabeth Jones. Charlotte and Emily 
 Bronte. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Lady Sale and her 
 fellow-hostages in Afghanistan. Elizabeth Gilbert. Jane 
 Austen. Maria Edgeworth. Queen Louisa of Prussia. 
 Dorothy Wordsworth. Sister Dora. Mrs. Barbauld. Joan- 
 na Baillie. Hannah More. American abolitionists : Pru- 
 dence Crandall and Lucretia Mott. 
 
 Faxon's Illustrated hand-book of summer travel. 
 Sears. E. S. 1875. 1656.17 
 
 Fay, Amy. Music-study in Germany. From [her] 
 home correspondence. Chicago, 1881. 1668.10 
 
 Faye Huntington, pseud. See Foster, Mrs. I. H. 
 Fearn, Henry Noel. Nicholas I, emperor and auto- 
 crat of the Russias. By Rev. Henry Christmas. 
 London, 1S54. 546.20 
 
 Fearon, Henry Bradshaw. Sketches of America. 
 A journey through the eastern and western states of 
 America. 3d ed. London, 1819. 624.15 
 
 Featherstonhaugh, George William. A canoe 
 voyage up the Minnay Sotor. London, 1847. 2 v. 
 Illus. 623.14 
 
 Feehter, Charles Albert, 1 824-1879. 
 
 Field, M. Kate. Charles Albert Feehter. 1882. SSo-'S 
 Matthews, B., and Hutton, L. Actors and actresses of 
 Great Britain and the United States, vol. 4. 1540.654 
 
 Federal convention, Philadelphia, 1787. 
 
 Madison, J. The papers of James Madison : being his 
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 of the Confederation and his reports of debates in the Federal 
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 Secret proceedings and debates of the convention as- 
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 Federal party. 
 
 Austin, D. Constitutional republicanism in opposition to 
 fallacious federaUsm. 1803. 297.11 
 
 Fehm-Geriehte. See Femgerichte.
 
 Feilding 
 
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 Felldlngr. Robert, known as Beau Fielding, 1651 ?- 
 171J. 
 
 Thomson, Katlicrine anj J. C. V\'ils and beaux of society. 
 
 555.1.1; 1545.8 
 
 Felldingr, William, ist earl of Denbigh, -1643- 
 
 I..I1I..I.IL I'linr.iiis. vol. 4. 815.14 
 
 F6Uce, ( niillaiime Je, iSoj-iSyi. History of tlie 
 Pnitcst.iiits of Prance, from the commencement of 
 the Reformation. Trans, by P. E. Barnes. London, 
 i8i!. 1007.10 
 
 Fellows, Sir Charles. Travels and researches in 
 Asia Minor, particularly in Lycia [1838-40]. Lon- 
 don, 18^2. nius. 687.6 
 Fellows, Henry Parker. Boating trips on New 
 bni;l.inJ rivers.' Boston, 1884. Illus. 1653.21 
 Felton, Cornelius Conway. Familiar letters from 
 Europe. Boston, 1865. 813.6 
 Life of William Eaton. 529-I-9 
 Femgerlchte. 
 
 Kkh;ii ri.EV, T. Secret societies of the Middle ages. 1848. 
 
 850.13 
 F^nelon, Francois de Salignac de La Mothe, arch- 
 bishop of Cambray, 1651-1715. 
 
 AsTlft. J. F. Louis XIV, and the writers of his age. 1008.1c 
 BlocKAI'IIIES of eniinont men, vol. 2. 839.6.2 
 
 Buri.EK. C. Life of F"t-nelon. 1819. 617.14 
 
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 Ferguson, Adam, 1723-1816. The history of the 
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 Ferguson, Robert, D.D., LL.D. New and popu- 
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 Freese, Jacob R- The Old world. Palestine, Syria, 
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 French pictures drawn with pen and pencil. Green. 
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 Theodore Parker. Boston, 1874. Portr. 1536.8 
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 The Hellenic factor in the Eastern problem. Montenegro. 
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 Homer. N. Y., 1878. [Literature primers.] 1544.7 
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 RSmusat, p. L. fi. de. Thiers. 1889. 600.6 
 
 Say, LSon. Turgot. 1888. 600.5 
 
 Simon, J. F. Victor Cousin. 1888. 600.3 
 
 Soul, A. Montesquieu. 1888. 600.4 
 
 Great fur land. The. Robinson, H. M. 1879. 
 
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 Great German composers. Ferris, G. T. 1878. 
 
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 Great-grandmother's girls in New Mexico, 1670- 
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 Great inventors : the sources of their usefulness 
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 Great poets, The, as religious teachers. Morison, 
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 Great shipwrecl<s. A record of perils and disasters 
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 1544-5 
 Lord Chesterfield : his life, character, and opinions ; 
 and George Selwyn : his life and times. London, 
 1854. No. 3 in 1655.17 
 
 Selected essays. 2d ed. N. Y., 1879. 2 v. 1897.7 
 Contents. — 1. Sydney Smith. Samuel Rogers. Frederic 
 von Gcntz. Maria Edgeworth. Countess Hahn-Hahn. 
 Stendhal. Dumas. 2. The British parliament. The pearls 
 and mock pearls of hislor)-. Vicissitudes of families. Eng- 
 land and France : their national qualities. Lady Falmcrston. 
 Lord Lansdowne. Lord Dalling and Bulwer. Whist and 
 whist players. 
 
 Hayward, Charles, jr.. 1817-1838. Life of Sebas- 
 tian Cabot. In SparKs's Library of American 
 biography, vol. 9. 529.1.9 
 
 Hazlitt 
 
 t the life and Hayward. John, 1781-1862. Gazetteer 01 Massa- 
 :y of the New chusells. Boston, 1S49. 229.2 
 
 1082.2 Gazetteer of Ne\N Hampshire. Boston, 1849. 229.1 
 C-izetteer of Vermont. Boston, 1849. 229.) 
 
 Hazard, Caroline. Memoirs of the Rev. J. Lesvis 
 Uini.Mi. Compiled from his letters, journals, and 
 untinns, and the recollections of his friends. Bos- 
 ton, i8«7. 1556.10 
 Hazard, Samuel, 1784-1870. Cuba with pen and 
 pencil. Hartford, 1871. 624.18 
 Santo Domingo, past and present ; witli a glance at 
 Hayti. N. Y., 1873- Ulus. 672.4 
 pp. xxi-xxix. Bibliography of Santo Domingo and Hayti. 
 Hazel Shepard, pseud. See Smith, Helen A. 
 Hazeltlne, M.iyo Williamson. British and Ameri- 
 can umsersilies. The universities of the two coun- 
 tries compared. N. Y., 1880. 1124.12 
 Chats about books, poets and novelists. N. Y., 
 i88j. 1897.28 
 Contents. — George Eliot. Victor Hugo. Two American 
 novels. Swinburne. Daudet. Longlellow. Zola. Whil- 
 ticr. Ixjrd beaconsfield's Endymion. Hawthorne. W. 
 Morris's epic poem. Bret Hane. .Xrnold's Light of Asia. 
 C. Reade. |. \'erne's didactic liction. H. James, jr. 
 
 Hazlitt, William, 1778-1830. Characters of Shakes- 
 peare's plays. N. Y., 1845. 356.23 
 Same. Phila., 1848. [Miscellaneous works, vol. 
 3.] No. 2 in 8(57.2.3 
 Lectures on the dramatic literature of the age of 
 Eliz.ibeth. N. Y., 1845. 356.24 
 Same. Phila., 1848. [Miscellaneous works, vol. 3.] 
 
 867.2.3 
 
 Contents. — Lyiy, Marlowe, Hey^vood, Middleton, and Row- 
 ley. M.arston, Chapman, Decker, and Webster. Beaumont 
 aiid Fletcher. Benjonson. F'ord and Massinger. TliefourP's. 
 Return from Parnassus. Gammer Gorton's needle, and other 
 works. On miscellaneous poems, Beaumont, F'letcher, Dray- 
 ton. Daniel, &c. Sidney's Arcadia and sonnets. Bacon's works 
 compared as to style with Sir Thomas Browne and Jeremy 
 Taylor. Spirit of ancient and modem literature. German 
 drama contrasted with that of the age of Elizabeth. 
 
 Lectures on the English comic writers. Phila., 
 1848. [Miscellaneous works, vol. 4.] 867.2.4 
 
 Contents. — Wit and humor. Shakespeare and Ben Jon- 
 son. Cowley. Butler. Suckling, Etherege, etc. Wycherley, 
 Congreve. Vanbrugh, and F'arquhar. The periodical essay- 
 ists. English novelists. The works of Hogarth. The comic 
 writers of the last century. 
 
 Lectures on the English poets. Phila., 1848. [Mis- 
 cellaneous works, vol. 4.] No. 2 in 867.2.4 
 
 Contents. — Poetry in general. Chaucer and Spenser. 
 Shakespeare and Milton. Dryden and Pope. Thomson 
 and Cowper. Swift. Young, Gray, Collins, &c. Burns and 
 the old English ballads. The living poets. 
 
 Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. Phila., 1875. 5 v. 
 Portrs. 605.4 
 
 Personal recollections. [Bric-a-brac series.] 1529.14 
 The spirit of the age : or contemporary portraits, 
 ist American ed. N. Y., 1846. 888.17 
 
 Same. Phila., 1848. [Miscellaneous works, vol. 5.] 
 
 867.2.5 
 Contents. — Bentham. Godwin. Coleridge. Irving. Home 
 Tooke. Scott. Byron. Soulhey. Wordsworth. Mac- 
 intosh. Mallhus. Gifford. Jeffrey. Brougham and Bur- 
 dett. Eldon and Wilberforce. Cobbelt. Campbell and 
 Crabbe. Moore. Leigh Hunt. Elia and Geoffrey Crayon. 
 
 Table talk: opinions on books, men, and things. 
 Phila., 1848. 2partsiniv. [Miscellaneous works, 
 vol. 2.] 867.2.2 
 
 Mason, E. T., ed. Personal traits of British authors, vol. 2. 
 
 1524.21.2 
 Talfolrd.T. N. Critical and miscellaneous WTitings. 1815.2 
 Tuck F.K MAN, H.T. Characteristics of literature, ser. 2.548.5.2 
 
 Hazlitt, William Carew. History of the origin and 
 rise of the republic of Venice. London, 1858. 2 v. 
 
 915.2 
 
 150
 
 Head 
 
 Hebel 
 
 Head, Sir Edmund, bart. Hand-book of the history 
 of the Spanish and French schools of painting, in- 
 tended as a sequel to Kugler's Hand books. London, 
 1848. 208.21 
 
 Head, Sir Francis Bond, bart. Bubbles from the 
 Brunnens of Nassau. By an old man. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1834. 667.18 
 Same. N. Y., 1845. 667. iq 
 Same. N. Y. 663.17 
 A faggot of French sticks ; or, Paris in 1851. N. 
 Y., 1852. 2 V. in I. 654.18 
 A fortnight in Ireland. N. Y., 1853. 1986.2 
 Life and adventures of Bruce, the African traveller. 
 N. Y., 1859. Portr. 820.32 
 Rough notes during journeys across the Pampas 
 and among the Andes. New ed. London, 1861. 
 
 889.22 
 Head, Percy Rendell. Van Dyck [and Frans Hals]. 
 IW. Y., 1879. [Illustrated biographies of the great 
 artists.] 1543-47 
 
 Headley, Joel Tyler. The Adirondacks ; or, life in 
 the woods. N. Y., 1875. lllus. 636.28; 636.29 
 The Alps and the Rhine ; a series of sketches. New 
 ed. N. Y., 1854. No. 2 in 676.18 
 
 Grant and Sherman, their campaigns and generals. 
 N. Y., 1865. 521.15 
 
 The second war with England. N. Y., 1853, 59. 2 v. 
 lllus. 217.2 
 
 Sketches and rambles. N. Y., 1850. 1666.4 
 
 Washington and his generals. N. Y., 1847, 50. 2 v. 
 Portrs. 5 16. 1 
 
 Contents. — i. Washington. Putnam. Montgoinery. 
 Arnold. Stark. Schuyler. Gates. Steuben. Wayne. 
 Conway and Mifflin. Ward and Heath. 2. Greene. 
 Moultrie. Knox. Lincoln. Lee. Clinton. Sullivan. St. 
 Clair. Marion. Stirling. Lafayette. De Kalb. Thomas 
 and McDougall. Wooster, Howe, and Parsons. Com- 
 modore Paul Jones. The brigadier generals. Morgan. 
 
 Farragut and our naval commanders, 1861-65. N. 
 Y., 1867. lllus. 272.7 
 
 Contents. — Farragut. Wilkes. Stringham. Dupont. 
 Foote. Boggs. Goldsborough. Ellet. Bailey. Davis. 
 Blake. Winslow. Porter. Gushing. Rowan. Lee. 
 Jenkins. Thatcher. Porter. Dahlgren. Paulding. Palmer. 
 Worden. Bell. Melancthon. Smith. Rodgers. Short 
 . notices of other naval commanders. 
 
 Letters from Italy [1842-43]. N. Y., 1845. 676.19 
 Same. New ed. N. Y., 1854. No. i in 676.18 
 
 Napoleon and his marshals. N. Y., 1888. 2 v. 
 Portrs. 605.2 
 
 Sacred heroes and martyrs. Biographical sketches 
 of illustrious men of the Bible. N. Y., 1871. 541.12 
 Sacred mountains, characters, and scenes in the 
 Holy Land. N. Y., 1867. lllus. , 2091.10 
 
 Headley, Phineas Camp. The court and camp of 
 David. Boston, 1868. lllus. 2108.6 
 
 Fight it out on this line : the life and deeds of U. S. 
 Grant. Boston. [Cop. 1885.] IIIus. [Heroes of 
 the Rebellion.] 551-27 
 
 The original edition was published with the title, " The hero 
 boy; or, the life and deeds of Lieut. Gen. Grant." N. Y., 1864. 
 
 Fighting Phil : the life and military career of Philip 
 Henry Sheridan. New ed. Boston, 1889. 1554.10 
 The girls of the Bible. N. Y., 1866. lllus. 2098.8 
 The island of fire; or, a thousand years of the old 
 Northmen's home, 874-1874. Boston, 1875. 1678.17 
 Life and campaigns of lieut.-gen. U. S. Grant, to 
 the surrender of Lee. N. Y., 1866. lllus. 521.6 
 Life and military career of Philip Henry Sheridan. 
 N. Y., 1865. IIIus. 569.13 
 
 A later edition, " Fighting Phil," comes down to Sheridan's 
 death. 
 
 The miner boy and his monitor: the career 
 and achievements of John Ericsson. Boston, 
 1883. [Cop. 1864.] [Heroes of the Rebellion.] 
 
 1538.10 
 
 The patriot boy ; or, the life and career of Ormsby 
 JVl. Mitchel. N. Y., 1865. IIIus. 518.23 
 
 Public men of to-day. Biographies of the president 
 and vice-president of the United States, each mem- 
 ber of the Cabinet, the United States senators and 
 the members of the House of Representatives of the 
 47th Congress [etc.]. First series. Hartford, 1882. 
 Portrs. 591.9 
 
 Heady, Morrison, 1829-. The farmer boy [Wash- 
 ington], and how he became commande"r-in-chief. 
 By Uncle Juvinell [pseud.]. Ed. by W. M. Thayer. 
 Boston, 1864. 519- 12 
 
 Health resorts. 
 
 Appleton's Illustrated hand-book of American summer 
 resorts. 1876. 1648.3 
 
 Barbour, G. M. Florida for tourists, invalids, and settlers. 
 1882. 660.18 
 
 Benjamin, S. G. W. The Atlantic islands as resorts of 
 health and pleasure. 1641.14 
 
 - The world's paradises ; or, sketches of life, scenery, and 
 climate in noted sanitaria. 1668.2 
 
 Bennet, |. Mentone, the Riviera, Corsica, and Biarritz as 
 winter cliiriates. 2d ed. 1862. 674.15 
 
 Cook, M. The wilderness cure. 1881. 1639.26 
 
 Curtis, G. W. Lotus-eating: a summer book. [Cop. 
 1852.] 628.28 
 
 Disturnell, J. Springs, water-falls, sea-bathing resorts, 
 and mountain scenery of the United States and Canada. 
 1855. ' 1639.7 
 
 GUTMANN, E. Watering places and mineral springs in 
 Germany, Austria and Switzerland. 1880. 1665.11 
 
 Hall, E. H. The summer tourist's pocket guide to .Amer- 
 ican watering-places. 1869. 1639.16 
 Head, Sir F. B. Bubbles from the Brunnens of Nassau. 
 1834. 667.18 
 -Same. 1845. 667.19; 663.17 
 Lanier, S. Florida: its scenery, climate and history. With 
 an account of Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, and Aiken, 
 and a chapter for consumptives. [1875.] 1648.16 
 Lee, E. Spain and its cUmates ; with a special account of 
 Malaga, i860. 665.12 
 Marcet. W. I'he principal southern and Swiss health re- 
 sorts. 1883. 1665.28 
 SWEETSER, C. H. Book of summer resorts. 1868. 1636.12 
 Willis, N. P. Health trip to the tropics. 904.6; 636.19 
 Wilson, W. S. The ocean as a health resort. 1880. 1668.9 
 Wise, A. T. T. Alpine winter in its medical aspects. 170.35 
 See also Adirondacks. Algeria. Alps. Mineral springs. 
 
 Hearn, Lafcadio. Two years in the French West 
 Indies. N. Y., 1890. lllus. 1634.40 
 
 Heart, The, of merrie England. Stone, J. S. 
 [1887.] 1673.16 
 
 Heart, The, of the continent [etc.]. Ludlow, F. H. 
 
 1626.3 
 Heath, Richard Ford. Albrecht Diirer. N. Y., 1881. 
 Portrs. [Illustrated biographies of the great artists.] 
 
 1543.67 
 Heathfleld, Lord. See Eliott, George A. 
 Heaton, John L. The story of Vermont. Boston. 
 [i88g.] lllus. [Story of the states.] 250.4 
 
 Heaton, M. Compton. Correggio. N. Y., 1882. 
 [Illustrated biographies of the great artists.] 
 
 1540.52 
 Heaven, iVlrs. S. M. A youth's history of Cali- 
 fornia. By Lucia Norman [pseud.]. San Fran- 
 cisco, 1867. 238.9 
 Heavysege, Charles, 1816-. 
 
 Taylor, B. The author of "Saul" [Heavysege]. In his 
 Critical essays and literary notes. 1880. 1818.24 
 
 Hebel, Johann Peter. 
 
 Taylor, B. The German Burns [Hebel]. In his Critical 
 essays and literary notes. 1880. 1818.24 
 
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 Heber. Reginald, i78?-i8.'6. Narrative of a jour- 
 
 nf . • • 1 •! - -' ■-' ■' 'iices of India, from Cal- 
 
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 f irnfy to Madras and the 
 
 >, s, 1 8 JO, and letters written in 
 
 ii, -.•<). 2 V. 708.20 
 
 Ll ^ widow. With selections from his cor- 
 
 fc, ... and a history of the Cossaks. 
 
 N. Y., iSp. 2v. Portr. " 574-4 
 
 Sr. Ions. 1. A. Uvejofcelebralpdlravcllers, V0I.3. 81047.3 
 
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 |ci»»li> iiir rcign ol.Ailnall. t»839?] 1085.8 
 
 Hebrides. 
 
 |V of a lour to Ihe Hebrides, with 
 
 Sj 6k»6.a; 869.1 
 
 Hi ... ... Lind of Lx)rne; or, u peel's ail- 
 
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 Hh- women ol Methodism : its three found- 
 rr .1 Weslev. the countess of Huntingdon, and 
 
 lUr.-.i.. llivk [cic.]. 1866. 569.17 
 
 Hedderwick, James. Memoir of David Gray. In 
 «^rav"s Poems. i405-4 
 
 Hedgre, Frederick Henry, 1805-1890. Hours with 
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 Gcorj! H.imann. Chrisloph Martin Wieland. Johann'.August 
 Musacus. Matthias Claudius. Johann Oispar Lavatcr. 
 Fnednch Hcinnch Jacobi. Johann Gottfried von Herder. 
 Johann Wolfg.ing »-on Goclhc. Johann Chrisloph Kried- 
 rich von Schiller, johann Gottlieb Fichte. Johann Paul 
 Friedrich Richlrr. August Wilhclm von Schllgel. Fried- 
 rich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher. Georg Wilhelm Fried- 
 rich Hegei. Johann Hcinnch Daniel Zschokke. Friedrich 
 von Schlegel. .N'ovalis (Friedrich von Hardcnbcrg). Lud- 
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 Theodor Am.ideus Hoffmann. .Adalbert von Chamisso. 
 
 Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich. Lectures on 
 the philosophy of history. Translated from the 3d 
 German ed. by J. Sibree. London, 1888. [Bohn's 
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 Heine, Heinrich, 1799-1856. The romantic school. 
 Trans, by S. L. Fleishmann. N. Y., 1882. 2035.9 
 Ar.nolp. M. Essays in criticism. 1897.14 
 
 Eliot, George, pseud. Essays and leaves from a note- 
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 Mag.nus, Katie, lady. Jewish portraits. 1889. 1113.26 
 
 MiLNES, R. M.. baron Houghton. The last daysofHeinrich 
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 Helen on her travels : what she saw and what she 
 did in Europe. [Anon.] Gage, Annie O. 1868. 
 
 1667.4 
 Helena, St., mother of Constantine the Great, 248?- 
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 Brooks, E. S. Historic giris. 1887. IS31.11 
 
 H61ene Louise Elisabeth, duchessed'Orl^ans. See 
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 Hellas: her monuments and scenery. Chase, T. 
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 Helme, Rouse J., -1789. 
 
 L/'pniKE, \V. Memoirs of the Rhode Island bar. 1842. 518.1 
 
 Helmuth, William Tod. A steamer-book ! A 
 picturesque account of a city on the sea, being daily 
 life on a [trans-Atlantic] steamer. N. Y., 1880. 
 Illus. 660.28 
 
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 Hdlolse. See Abailard, Pierre, and Heloise. 
 Helper, Hinton Rowan. The impending crisis of 
 the booth. N. Y., i860. 297.24 
 
 The land of gold [California]. Reality versus 
 fiction. Baltimore, 1855. 264.13 
 
 The negroes in Negroland ; the negroes in 
 America ; and negroes generally. Also, the several 
 races of white men, considere'd as the involuntary 
 and predestined supplanters of the black races. 
 N. Y., 1868. 1127.2 
 
 Helps, Sir Arthur, 181 7-1875. Life of Hernando 
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 The Spanish conquest in America, and its relation to 
 the history of slavery and to the government of 
 colonies. London, 1855-61. 4 v. 254.2 
 
 Hemans, Felicia Dorothea, born Browne. 
 
 GlLKIt.l.AN, G. Modern literature and literary men. 548.3 
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 Robertson, E. S. English poetesses. 1883. I524.'4 
 
 Skwurney, Lydia H. Examples from the eighteenth and 
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 WISE. D. Some remarkable women. 1887. 1556.21 
 
 See also Brief memoirs in her collected works : 321.5 ; 341.9 
 
 Hemstreet, William. The economical European 
 tourist. A journalist three months abroad for $430. 
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 Henderson, John, 1747-1785- 
 
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 Henley, Robert, 2d baron Henley, 1789-1841. A 
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 Henri of Lausanne, French heresiarch, 1 149-. 
 
 Hodgson, W. The lives, sentiments and sufferings of 
 some of the reformers and martvTS. 2085.9 
 
 Henrietta Anna, duchess of Orleans, daughter of 
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 KiNc;, Alice. .\ cluster of lives. 1536.12 
 
 Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I, i6o9-i66c> 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 5. 815.1.5 
 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, 
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 Henry II, of England, 1133-1189. 
 
 Cabim;'!' portrait gallery of British worthies, vol. 1. 840.10.1 
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 Bkuoks. E. S. Historic boys. 1531.7 
 
 Caisinet portrait gallery of ijritish worthies, vol. 2. 840.10.2 
 Church, A. T. Henry' the fifth. i88g. 550-51 
 
 EWALD. A. C. The youth of Henry the fifth. In his Stories 
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 |,-\iMES, G. P. R. Memoirs of great commanders. 557.6 
 
 Lamb, lady Caroline. Warrior kings from Charlemagne 
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 Henry VII, of England, 1457-1509. 
 
 Bacon, F. The history of the reign of Henry the seventh. 
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 Henry VIII, of England, 1491-1547. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. i. 815.1.1 
 
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 Henry IV, king of France and Navarre, 1 553-1610. 
 
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 France and Navarre. 5S9.t3 
 
 Freer, Martha W. Henry IV, and Marie de Medici. Part 2 
 of The history of the reign of Henry IV. 1861. 2 v. 614.3 
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 Hewlett, H. G. The heroes of Europe. 555-3 
 
 Jackson, lady Catherine C. The first of the Bourbons 
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 Lamb, lady Caroline. Warrior kings from Charlemagne to 
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 Henry, archdeacon of Huntingdon, 12th century. 
 Chronicles of Henry of Huntingdon, comprising tlie 
 history of England, from the invasion of Julius 
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 of Stephen, king of England. Translated by 
 Thomas Forester. London, 1853. [Bohn's Anti- 
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 Henry, prince of Wales, eldest son of James I, 
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 Henry, Caleb Sprague, ed. and trans. An epitome 
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 Henry, Patrick, 1736-1799. 
 
 Everett, A. H. Life of Patrick Henry. 529.1.11 
 
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 the war with Mexico. N. Y., 1847. Illus. 259.14 
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 Hensel, W. U. Life and public services of Grover 
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 Henson, Josiah, Maryland slave, 1789-1881. Truth 
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 Herbert, Arthur, earl of Torrington, 1667-1716. 
 
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 Herbert, David. Great historical mutinies. Lon- 
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 Herbert, George Robert Charles, 13th earl of Pem- 
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 Herbert, Henry Howard Molyneux, 4th earl of 
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 Lebanon, and notes on their religion. By the earl 
 of Carnarvon. London, i860. 937-9 
 
 Herbert, Henry John George, 3d earl of Carnarvon. 
 Portugal and Galicia, with a review of the social 
 and political state of the Basque provinces. 3d ed. 
 London, 1848. 889.8 
 
 Herbert, Henry William. The captains of the old 
 world ; as compared with the great modern strate- 
 gists. N. Y., 1851. Illus. 948.8 
 
 Contents. — Miltiades. Themistokles. Pausanias. Xeno- 
 phon. Epaminondas. Alexander. Hannibal. 
 
 Persons and pictures from the histories of France 
 and England from the Norman conquest to the fall 
 of the Stuarts. N. Y., 1854. 548.6 
 
 Contents. — Editha, the swan-necked. Countess of Mont- 
 fort. Philippa of Hainault. Forest of Le Mans. Maid of 
 Orleans. Lady Catherine Douglass. Margaret of Anjou. 
 Henry VIII, and his wives. Anne ."^scue. Jane Grey and 
 Guilford Dudley. Elizabeth Tudor and Mary Stuart. Sir 
 Walter Raleigh and his wife. Cromwell and Charles I. 
 Charlotte de La Trcmouille. The king's gratitude. Lady 
 .Alice Lisle. Ditlon-in-lhe-Dale. 
 
 Herbert, Mary, born Sidney, countess of Pembroke. 
 Adams, W. H.D. Stories of the lives of noble women. 1517.1 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 3. 815. 1.3 
 
 THOMPSON, Katherine B., and THOMPSON, J. C. The 
 queens of society. 1861. 542.17 
 
 Herbert, lady Mary Elizabeth. Geronimo. A true 
 story. London. [1873.] 1557-7 
 
 Three phases of Christian love. N. Y., 1867. 2085.1 
 Contents. — Life of St. Monica [by abb^ Bougaud]. Life 
 of Victorine de Galard Terraube. Life of the venerable Mfire 
 Di^vos. 
 
 Wives and mothers in the olden time. From French, 
 Italian and Latin authors. By lady Herbert. Lon- 
 don, 1885. 530.25 
 
 Contents. — History of Santa Paula. Life of St. Olympias. 
 
 Herbert, Philip, 4th earl of Pembroke, -1655. 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 4. 815.1.4 
 
 Herbert, Sidney, baron Herbert of Lea, 1810-1861. 
 
 153
 
 Herbert 
 
 Herschel 
 
 Hk 59M 
 
 Ki. iiMrorn. SSS'7 
 
 Herbert, \S i; mi, c.irl of Pfmbrokr, i50o-i6}0. 
 
 i.ni«.».. i:. r.iii.iiii. »oi. 3. 815.1.3 
 
 Her ' •im. 
 
 .\t |>. llic burinl ciiic* of Cam|iania: or, 
 
 I', :. n m. aiii. l?'i. 1Q»7.I 
 
 HtM 1. : 1-44-1801. 
 
 In I'liituI writers, vol. i. 
 
 i»<^ 8.JS.J0.1 
 
 Hkxk;*, Y. H. l*ro»e writer* o( Germany. 545.1 
 
 Here and there In our own countr\'. Enibr;n.iiiK 
 sketJifN I'l Ir.ivrl and descriptions of places, cIl. 
 
 Bv ■•■■■ I ■■ "■'••- I'i'il ' '\SS<i.] Illus. 6ji-4 
 
 C, ! Imund Kirlcr. Cats- 
 
 1(1, -^orul*. imiontj Klortiln 
 
 UV Mr.ilfot.i M.I, 
 
 C.r 'I'pi. •>}■ -^ "'• 
 
 O' ■. I'V W. il. I- .HI- 
 
 oi 'V A. 'T. Bacon. An liibturical 
 
 R. t Ci. K. Huckman. Lradville. by 
 
 i. i in lex.!*, liy Amelia A. Barr. 
 
 Vi : Virginia. l>y U. H. Sirolher. 
 
 p,i: iwc S. Houghton. 
 
 Herefordshire, bngland. 
 
 Iti.M K > Oiiklr to the counties of Hereford and Monmouth, 
 |8«>5. 1659.18 
 
 MUKRAV, I. A handbook for travellei^ In Gloucestershire, 
 WofiTsicrMiire and Herefordshire. 1867. 1658.5 
 
 Heresy. 
 
 Uki'i .m i'^ -1*, A, of thcsects, lwTi'si«*.i .»n<i writings of the 
 fir^- )rics. 1857. 1096.15 
 
 S.-. 
 
 Hereward, last of the ija.xons, -1072. 
 l'K\KK. H. I'hc boy's book of heroes. 551-28 
 
 Herlot, George, 1766-1844. Travels through the 
 Can.id.is. Phila., 181 }. Illus. 629.23 
 
 Hermetic philosophy. See Theosophy. 
 Herndon, \S'illiam Lewis. Exploration of the val- 
 lev ol the Amazon, made under direction of the 
 Navy dep.irtment, by W. L. Herndon and L, Gib- 
 bon. 1852,63. 2 V. 622.1 
 
 'Hie maps to accompany lliis report are on 622.2. 
 
 Hero, A, and a martyr. [James Lambert.] Reade, 
 C. 1875. 1541.1 
 
 Hero, The, of Cowpens. McConkey, Rebecca. 
 is^^. 220.32 
 
 Herodotus. Herodotus : translated by the Rev. 
 William Beloe. N. Y., 1859. 3 v. [Classical 
 library-.] 830.20 
 
 Herodotus, literally translated from the text of 
 Baehr, with index by Henry Gary. London, 1891. 
 [Sir John Lubbock's hundred hooks.] 12. i 
 
 The boys' and girls' Herodotus ; being parts of the 
 history of Herodotus. Edited with an introduction 
 by J. S. White. N. Y., 1884. Illus. 950.11 
 
 History of Herodotus. By George Rawlinson, as- 
 sisted by Sir Henry Rawlinson and Sir J. G. Wil- 
 kinson. N. Y., 1859, 60. 4 V. Illus. 941.1 
 Life of Homer, attributed to Herodotus of Hali- 
 carnassus. Translated by K. R. H. Mackenzie. 
 In Homer's Odyssey. 1870. 824.5 
 Heroes. 
 
 Hale, IC li. Boys' heroes. [1886.] 1538.23 
 
 -Same. Chautauqua young folks' annual. [1886.] 1841.2 
 Hu.NT. J., and others. The good fight ; or, more than con- 
 querors. Stories of Christian martyrs .ind heroes. 1887. 1081.11 
 PeaKE. H. The boy's book of heroes. 551-28 
 
 Plcrt'RES of heroes and lessons from their lives. 551.17 
 
 Another edition with the title " Heroes of history, and lessons 
 from their lives " is on 550.7. 
 
 Heroes and hero-worship. Carlyle, T. 885.13 
 
 Heroes and hunters of the West, comprising 
 sketches and adventures of Boone, Kenton, . . . 
 etc. Phila., 1869. Illus. 245.11 
 
 Heroes of American discovery. Bell, Nancy. 1630.13 
 Heroes .it charity. Cobb, J. I-. 1876. 1546.29 
 Heroes of Europe. Hewlett, H. G. 555-3 
 
 Heroes of history, and lessons from their lives. 
 London. [1880.] ' Illus. 55°-? 
 
 .VnoilitT edition with title, " Mctures of heroes and lessons 
 
 ftuni llii'ir lives" [551.17]. 
 
 I'ontcnis. — An im|X-rial convert [Constanline the great]. 
 
 Ilie Moslem's dr<-am [battle of 'fours]. King Alfred. 
 I'ri-ileric Rirbarohsa. Brother John of \'iccn!ut. Northern 
 lights [Giistavus \'asaj. The "Snow-king" [Guslavus 
 .■Vdolphus]. William ilu- silent. The ToTish "wiziird" 
 
 [ loliii Soliii'ski]. Innsbrilck and its echoes. 
 
 Heroes of invention and discovery. Cochr.mc, 
 Robert. 1547-4 
 
 Heroes of literature. (English poets.) Dennis, J. 
 tSX}. 1530-4 
 
 Heroes of science. (Astronomers.) Morton, E. J. C. 
 
 140.24 
 Heroes of science. (Botanists, zoologists, and 
 geologists.) Duncan, P. M. 1882. 140.25 
 
 Heroes of science. (Chemists.) Muir, M. M. P. 
 
 1883. 140.26 
 Heroes of science. (Mechanicians.) Lewis, I. C. 
 
 1884. 140.6 
 Heroes of science. (Physicists.) Garnett, W. 
 [1886.] 140.46 
 Heroes of the crusades. Douglas, Amanda M. 
 i8<)o. 950-25 
 Heroes of the desert. Manning, Anna. 1885. 1540.61 
 Heroes of the Indian empire. Foster, Ernest. 1886. 
 
 1084.15 
 Heroes of the laboratory and the workshop. 
 Brightwell, Cecilia L. 551.7 
 
 Heroes of the nations. 
 
 HoDGKI.N, T. Theodoric the Goth. 1891. 540.4 
 
 Kl'SSKI.I-. W. C. Horatio Nelson and the naval supremacy 
 oflingland. 1890. 540.1 
 
 Heroes of the Rebellion. 
 
 HkaIiLKY, p. C. I-'ight it out on this line : the life and deeds 
 of U. S. Grant. [Cop. 1885.] 551-27 
 
 -The miner boy and his monitor: the career and achieve- 
 ments of John Ericsson. [Cop. 1864.] 1538.10 
 Heroes, The, of the seven hills. Laing, Caroline 
 H. B. L 1873-3 <J59-"6 
 Heroes of the telegraph. Monro, J. 1891. 540.37 
 Heroes of young America. Moncrieff, R. H. 
 
 1648.10 
 Heroic adventure. Chapters in recent explor.ition 
 and discovery. London. [1882.] Illus. 1696.12 
 ("ontents. — Schw-einfurlh and the heart of Africa. Pre- 
 jovalsky in Eastern Africa. Markham's whaling trip. \'din- 
 l)<l-ry's dervish disguise. Markham's Arctic sledging expe- 
 riences, Serpa Pinto's journey across Africa. Nordenskiold 
 and the northeast passage. 
 
 Heroines of charity. With a preface by Aubrey 
 De Vere. N. Y. [1878.] 1544-23 
 
 Contents. — The sisters of Vincennes. Jeanne Bisect. Anne 
 <le Melun. Louise de Marillac, afterwards Mademoiselle 
 Le Gras. Duchess of Aiguillon. Madame de Pollalion. 
 Mademoiselle de Lamoignon. Madame de Miramion. 
 .Mrs. Eliza A. Soton. The little sisters of the poor. 
 
 Heron, Matilda Agnes, 1830-1877. 
 
 MAniiKus, B., and Hutton, L.. eds. Actorsand actresses 
 
 of Groat Britain and the United States, vol. 4. 1540.654 
 
 Heron, Robert, 1764-1807. (Dbservations made 
 in a journey through the western counties of Scot- 
 l.iiid ; ill the autumn of 1792. Perth, 1793. 2 v. 646.1 
 Herricii, Samuel Edward. Some heretics of yes- 
 terday. Boston, 1885. 2101.24 
 Contents. — Taulcr and the mystics. Wiclif. Hus. Savo- 
 narola. Latimer. Cranmer. Mclancthon. Knox. Calvin. 
 Coligny. William Brewster. Wesley. 
 
 HerscheL Caroline Lucretia, 1750-1848, 
 
 I'.AILlv. J. B. Modern Methuselahs. 1888. 562.8 
 
 1.^1
 
 Herschel 
 
 Higginson 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous men of science. 1889. 140.69 
 Chambers. W. Stories of remarkable persons. 1878. 1548.4 
 Edw.'VKDS, Matilda B. B. Si.\ life studies of famous women. 
 
 1523-14 
 - The famous women library. 1523.31.3 
 
 Fawcett, Millicent G. Some eminent women of our times. 
 
 1554-25 
 Wise, D. Some remarkable women. 18S7. 1556.21 
 
 Herschel, Sir Frederick William, 1 738-1822. 
 
 .'\LI,EN, G. Biographies of working men. 1542.39 
 
 Akago, D. F. J. Biographies of distinguished scientific 
 men. 541-3 
 
 Biographies of eminent men, vol. 4. 839.6.4 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous men of science. 1889. 140.69 
 Chambers, W. Stories of remarkable persons. 1878. 1548.4 
 •Goodrich, S. G. Lives of benefactors. 1869. 1.4 
 
 HOLDEN, E. S. Sir William Herschel : his life and works. 
 i83i. 1523.23 
 
 Perseverance under difficulties, as shown in the Uves of 
 great men. 549-38 
 
 Wright, Henrietta C. Children's stories of the great scien- 
 tists. 1888. 140.60 
 
 Herschel, Sir Jolin Frederick Williain, bart., 1792- 
 1871. Memoir of Francis Baily- In liis Essays. 
 
 144.18 
 Herschel family. 
 
 Story, The, of the Herschels, a family of astronomers. 149.45 
 
 Hervey, Elizabetli. 
 
 EliDV, IJ. C. Daughters of the cross. 1855. 569.9 
 
 Hervey, John, baron Hervey of Ickworth, 1696- 
 1743. Memoirs of tlie reign o'f George the second, 
 from his accession to the death of queen Caroline. 
 By John, lord Hervey. Ed. by J. W. Croker. 
 Phila., 1848. 2 V. 553-7 
 
 Thomson, Katherine and J. C. Wits and beaux of society, 
 vol. I. 555-I-1; 1545-8 
 
 Hervey, Mary, born Lepell, 1 700-1 768. 
 
 Thomson, Katherine B., and THOMSON, J. C. The queens 
 of society, 1861. 542-17 
 
 Hervey, Thomas Kibble. The book of Christmas ; 
 description of the customs, ceremonies, traditions, 
 superstitions, fun, feeling, and festivities of the 
 Christmas season. N. Y., 1845. 989.2 
 
 Same. Boston, 1888. illus. 989.17 
 
 Hesekiel, Johann Georg Ludwig. Life of Bis- 
 marck, private and political, with descriptive notices 
 of his ancestry. Translated and edited by K. R. H. 
 Mackenzie. "N. Y., 1870. Illus. i593-i 
 
 Hess, Jean Gaspard. Life of Ulrich Zwingli, Swiss 
 reformer. Translated from the Frencli by Lucy 
 Aikin. London, 1S12. 545-27 
 
 Hesse- Wartegg, Ernst von, 1851-. Tunis : the 
 land and the people. By the chevalier de Hesse- 
 
 Wartegg. N. Y. [1882.] Illus. 
 
 1 696. 1 1 
 
 Hessians in the American revolution. 
 
 Greene, G. W. German element in the war of American in- 
 dependence. 1876. 275.8 
 Lowell, E. J. The Hessians and the other German auxil- 
 iaries of Great Britain in the revolutionary war. 1884. 210.34 
 
 Hetherington, William Ma.xwell. History of the 
 Westminster assembly of divines. N. Y., 1853. 
 
 1106. 15 
 Memoir of Ale-xander Wilson, in Wilson and Bo- 
 naparte's American ornithology. 1831. S30.66 
 Hewes, George Robert Twelves. 
 Thatcher, B. B. Trails of the Tea party ; being a memoir 
 of G. R. r. Hewes. 1835. 219.4 
 
 Hewlett, Henry G. The heroes of Europe: a bio- 
 graphical outline of European history from A. D. 700 
 to A. D. 1700. London, 1869. Illus. 555-3 
 
 Contents. — Charles Martel. P6pin-le-Bref. Charlemagne. 
 Hildebrand. The Cid. Godfrey de Bouillon. St. Bernard. 
 Frederick Barbarossa. Frederick the second of Germany. 
 St. Louis. Rudolph of Hapsburg. William Tell. James 
 and Philip van Artevelde. Cosmo dei Medici. Francesco 
 Sforza. Christopher Columbus. Niccolo Machiavelli. The 
 hevalier Bayard. Martin Luther. Hernando Cortes. Gus- 
 
 tavus Vasa. Ignatius Loyola. William the first of Orange. 
 Henry the fourth of France. Wallenstein. Cardinal Riche- 
 lieu. Conde the great. 
 
 Heydenreich, L. W. Life of Gustavus Adolphus. 
 Phila., i868. Illus. 1588.2 
 
 Heylin, Peter, 1600-1662. Aulicus Coquinaricp, 
 or, a vindication in answer to a pamphlet entitled 
 The court and cliaracter of king James, pretended 
 to he penned by Sir A. W., and published since his 
 death, 1650. in Secret history of the court of James 
 the first, vol. 2. 552.6.2 
 
 Heyne, Christian Gottiob, 1729-1812. 
 
 Carlyle, T. Critical and miscellaneous essays. 
 
 863-7; 893-3-1 
 
 Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig, 1830-. 
 
 Br ANDES, G. M. C. Eminent authors of the nineteenth 
 centur^^ 530-4 
 
 Heywood, John, dramatist, -1565. 
 
 Dunham, S. A. Lives of eminent literary and scientific 
 men of Great Britain, vol. i. 398.3.1 
 
 Heywood, Rev. John Healy, 1818-1880. Dis- 
 course on the life and character of Joseph Brown 
 Smith, in Kane's The golden sunset. 1867. 1536.5 
 Hiekey, William, ed. The constitution of the United 
 States of America, with an alphabetical analysis. 
 6th ed. Phila., 1853. 299.2 
 
 Hidden power: a secret history of the Indian ring. 
 Tibbies, T. H. 210.5 
 
 Hidden saints. Caddell, Cecilia M. 1869. 2104.23 
 Hield, Mary. Glimpses of South America ; or, the 
 land of the Pampas. London, 1882. illus. 660.25 
 Living pages from many ages. 2d ed. London. 
 [1882.] illus. 581.10 
 
 Striking events in history interspersed with biographical 
 anecdotes. 
 
 Hieroglyphic geography. A, of the United States. 
 Part I. Designed and drawn by Anna B. Heer- 
 mans. Engraved by Charlotte B. Cogswell. N. 
 Y., 1875. 1640.2 
 
 Contains the New England states and New York. 
 
 Hieroglyphics. 
 
 King, Rev. J. Cleopatra's needle ; a history of the London 
 obelisk, with an exposition of the hieroglyphics. [1883.] 
 
 940.17 
 
 Hieronymus, Eusebius Sophronius, St. 
 
 CUTTS, E. L. St. Jerome. [1878.] 2101.1 
 
 Higgins, Francis, i746?-i8o2. 
 
 Fitzpatrick, W. J. The sham squire [Francis Higgins], 
 and the informers of 1798. 1866. 1829. i 
 
 Higginson, Thomas Wentworth. English states- 
 men. N. Y., 1875. [Brief biographies of European 
 public men.] 1536.15 
 
 Larger history of the United States of America to 
 the close of president Jackson's administration. N. 
 Y., 1886. illus. 214.10 
 
 Margaret Fuller Ossoli. 2d ed. Boston, 1884. 
 Portr. [American men of letters.] 1514-25 
 
 Oldport days. Boston, 1873. illus. 1656.15 
 
 Short studies of American authors. Boston, 1880. 
 
 1548.10 
 
 Contents. — Hawthorne. Poe. Thoreau. Howells. Helen 
 Jackson. Henry James, jr. 
 
 Travellers and outlaws. Episodes in American his- 
 tory. With an appendi-x of authorities. Boston, 
 1889. 220.24 
 
 Young folks' history of the United States. Boston, 
 1875. illus. 275.7 
 
 -ed. Book of American explorers. [985-1631.] 'Bos- 
 ton, 1877. illus. [Young folks' series.] 1649.14 
 Extracts from the narratives of the early explorers. 
 See also Brief biographies of European pubUc men. 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous American authors. 1557.21 
 
 Rideing, W. H. The boyhood of living authors. 1557-25 
 
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 High-caste 
 
 Historical 
 
 High-caste HuiJu unman. The. Ramabai Sar- 
 a>\.iti. f'lmjil.i. iS.S;. l6q6.25 
 
 Highlands and islands uf the AJriutic. Patoii. A. 
 A. -• V . 667.4 
 
 Highlands 
 
 111 \' Kii 1 ^ .ml ficliun from my life in 
 
 t)s ' 1656.31 
 
 ill I listory of Ihc Highlands and of the Highland 
 
 c!> 4V- 985-3 
 
 Mk .1 the clan 
 
 M . . c o( ihr 
 
 o ,, 1537 «4 
 
 M 'ins huiiUays; or. cruising m the 
 
 Vi ■■ ■ ■ . -. •..;. 
 
 oi 'I,: 
 
 •.I _ : ..I 
 
 eu' 1 U'Ui... Ill l.u^.aii«.l .iiiil lrcl.tnd, 
 
 ■n I. !>> Arthur Helps. 1868. 1654^ 
 
 - s .. 1654.16 
 
 - .\ the journal of a life in the Highlands, 
 fri' 384. 1664.13 
 
 Highways ui travel. Sweet, Margaret J. M. 1859. 
 
 666.20 
 Higinbotham, Josephine M. " Una and her pau- 
 pers:'" nicinorials of Aj^nes Elizabeth Jones, by 
 her sister. With an introduction bv Florence 
 NiRhtinKale. jd American ed. N. Y., 1S72. 598.21 
 Hiidebrand, pope. See GreRorv' VII (Hildebrand). 
 Hlidreth, Richard, 1807-1865. 'History of banks: 
 .iddcd, a demonstration of the advantages and 
 necessity of free competition in the business of bank- 
 ing. [Anon.] Boston, 1837. 136.24 
 History of the United States of America, [ist, 2d 
 series.'] N. Y., 1849-55. 6 v. ?03-2 
 Japan as it was and is. Boston, 1855. Map. 
 
 708. J ; 938.2 
 Hlidreth, Samuel Prescott. Pioneer history : an 
 .iccount of the first examinations of the Ohio valley. 
 Cincinnati, 1848. 245.3 
 
 Hill, Elizabeth. The widow's offering: an 
 authentic narrative of the parentage, life, trials and 
 travels of .Mrs. Elizabeth Hill. Written bv herself. 
 New London, 1852. ' 539.14 
 
 Hill, Frank Harrison. George Canning. N. Y., 
 1887. [English worthies.] 1519.13 
 
 Hill, George Canning. Capt. John Smith ; a biog- 
 raphy. Boston, 1858. [American biography.] 
 
 528.13 
 Daniel Boone, the pioneer of Kentucky. A biog- 
 raphy. Phila., 1869. Illus. 525.17 
 Gen. Israel Putnam. ("Old Put.") A biography. 
 Phila., 1868. Illus. [American biography.] 528.10 
 Hill, George James. Story of the war in La 
 VenJi-e and the little chouannerie. N. Y. 1008.13 
 Hill, Henrv, 1795-- Recollections of an octo- 
 genarian. Boston. [1884.] 1523.32 
 Hill, Jphn, LL.D., professor in the University of 
 Edinburgh. Account of the life and writings of 
 HuKh Blair. Phila., 1808. 575.10 
 Hill, .Matthew Davenport, ed. Our e.xemplars ; or, 
 biographical sketches of men and women who have 
 benefited their fellow-creatures. With a preface by 
 lord Brougham. New ed. London, [i860.] 1528.16 
 
 Contents. — The earl of .Shaftcsbun'. Jacques Jasmin. 
 Banyan. The king of Portugal. Bi-idgct Burke. Chris- 
 topher Thomson. Sir Henry Havelock. Joseph Tuckcr- 
 man. Robert .Stephenson. ' Burke. Chalmers. Living- 
 stone. Hugh Miller. Columbus. The earl of Derby. Dr. 
 John Thompson. Harriet Ryan. Captain Maconochie. 
 Catherine Wilkinson. John .Smeaton. FrC-diric Auguste 
 Demets. Sarah V. Rcmond. Sarah Martin. Sir Rowland 
 Hill. Sir Jamsctjec Jejeebhoy. Lady Byron. 
 
 Hill, Rosamond Davenport. Mary Carpenter. In 
 Ewart's True and noble women. 1537.28 
 
 HIU, S. S. Travels in Peru and Mexico. London, 
 i860. 2 V. 634.5 
 
 Travels on the shores of the Baltic. Extended to 
 Moscow. London, 1854. 687.20 
 
 Hill, William Alfred. Biogr.iphical sketch of 
 Thom.is Campbell. In Campbell's Poetical works. 
 i860. 1316.4 
 
 HlUard, George Stillman, 180S-1879. [Eulogv 
 on Daniel Webster.] In A memorial of Daniel 
 Webster. 1853. 512.6 
 
 Life of Captain John Smith. In Sparks's Library 
 of American biography, vol. 2. 529.1.2 
 
 Six mi>nths in Italy. Boston, 1853, 54. 2 v. 679.7 
 Hiller, Oliver Prescott. Memoir of Swedenborg^ 
 Chicago, 1867. 1557.2 
 
 Hillhouse, James, 1754-1832. 
 
 ShioiRsi Y, Lydia H. Lxamples from the eighteenth and 
 nineteenth centuries. 1857. 548.17 
 
 Hillhouse, James Abraham. Discourse at New 
 Haven, Aug. 19, 1834, in commemoration of the life 
 and services of General Lafayette. In Hillhouse's 
 Dramas, vol. 2. 1839. 356.20.2 
 
 Hillocks, James Inches. Life struggles : an auto- 
 biographic record of [his] earlier trials and later 
 triumphs. Edited by George Gilfillan. Glasgow, 
 1876. 1549.7 
 
 Hills, Alfred C. Macpherson, the great confederate 
 philosopherand southern blower. N.Y., 1864. 307.23 
 Hills, lakes and forest streams. Hammond, S. H. 
 1854. 636.2 
 
 Himalaya mountains. 
 
 CUMMINi;, Constance F. G. In the Himalayas and on the 
 Indian plains, 1884. 1692.17 
 
 \\'ll.soN, A. The abode of snow. 1695.11 
 
 Hinchllff, Thomas Woodline. South American 
 sketches ; or a visit to Rio Janeiro, the Organ 
 mountains. La Plata, and the Parana. London, 
 1863. 673.8 
 
 Summer months among the Alps : with the ascent 
 of Monte Rosa. London, 1857. Maps. 667.14 
 
 Hindoos, The: including a general description of 
 India. London. [1834,35.'] 2 v. Plates. 839.16 
 Hindu women. 
 
 RAMAiiAl Sarasvati, Pundita. The high-caste Hindu 
 woman. 1887. 1696.25 
 
 Kingston, Edward Peron. The genial showman. 
 Reminiscences of Artemus Ward. N. Y., 1870. 643.2 
 Hinsdale, Burke Aaron. President Garfield and 
 education. Hiram college memorial. Boston, 1882. 
 
 1 522.21 
 Republican text-book for the campaign of 1880. 
 James A. Garfield's public life [etc.]. N. Y., 1880. 
 
 541.16 
 Hinton, Richard Josiah. English radical leaders. 
 N. Y., 1875. [Brief biographies of European public 
 men.] 1536.18 
 
 Hirtius, Aukis. Ca?sar's Commentaries on the 
 Gallic and civil wars : with the supplementary books 
 attributed to Hirtius, 1888. ' 824.3 
 
 Historians. 
 
 Lawrence, E. Lives of the British historians. 1855. 2 v. 
 
 586.11 
 
 Historic boys. Brooks, E. S. 1885. 1531.7 
 
 Historic fields and mansions of Middlesex. Drake, 
 
 S. A. 1S74. 222.6 
 
 Historic girls. Brooks, E. S. 1887. 1531.11 
 Historic towns. 
 
 Burrows, M. Cinque Ports. 1888. 1656.22 
 
 Lodge, H. C. Boston. 1891. 220.65 
 
 Historic waterways. Thwaites, R. G. 1888. 1630.20 
 Historical and descriptive account, An, of Iceland, 
 
 156
 
 Historical 
 
 History 
 
 Greenland, and the Faroe islands. [Anon.] Nicoll, 
 J. [1841.] 820.35 
 
 Historical and miscellaneous questions. Mangnall, 
 R. 939.9 
 
 Same. With additions, adapted for schools in the 
 United States, by Julia Lawrence. 1877. 935.4 
 
 Historical biographies. 
 
 Cornish, F. W. Life of Oliver Cromwell. 1882. 530.8 
 
 Creighton, Louise. Life of John Churchill, duke of 
 
 Marlborough. 1879. 560.1 
 
 Waite, Rosamond. Life of Wellington. 1879. 1548.6 
 
 Historical course for schools. See Freeman's 
 Historical course for schools. 
 
 Historical essays and dissertations. London. 988.7 
 Contents. — The uses of history as a study, by Sir John 
 Stoddart. On the state of Europe at the fall of the Roman 
 empire in the west. On the rise, growth, and general 
 features of the feudal system. The rise, progress, and result 
 of the crusades, by Colonel Procter. Remarks on the 
 French revolution, by Lord Brougham. The English nation : 
 what we are and whence we are, by Sir Edw^ard S. Creasy. 
 
 Historical finger-post, The, a handy book of terms, 
 phrases, &c., in connection with universal history. 
 Skelton, E. 1861. 945-8 
 
 Historical handbooks. 
 
 CURTEIS, A. M. History of the Roman empire, A. D. 395- 
 800. 1875. 1958.3 
 
 SMITH, P. V. Historyof the English institutions. 1874. 1964.2 
 
 Historical parallels. Malkin, A. T. 1846. 2v. 
 
 839.12 
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 Hours in a librar>'. Stephen, L. 1875. 1828.18 
 Hours with eminent Irishmen and a glimpse of 
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 Howadjl in Syria. Curtis, G. W. 1852. 
 
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 Howard, Cecil Hampden. Brattleborough in 
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 Howard, John, 1726-1790. 
 
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 Howe, Richard, istearl Howe, 1725-1799. 
 
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 Howells, William Dean. A boy's town. Described 
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 Popular history of the United States of America. 
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 Hubbard, John Niles. Sketches of border advent- 
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 liKKOF.s -.f history. [1880.] S50-7; 551.17 
 
 Inquisition. 
 
 Lawrence, E. Dominic and the inquisition. In his 
 historical studies. 1876. 2102.14 
 
 170 
 
 Lea, H. C. a hislor>' of the inquisition of Ihe Middle ^igcs. 
 l888. 3 V. 1081.IS 
 
 IHiiNrs of history. 1108.17 
 
 Insanity. 
 
 Iit_\KlJ. U. M. The psychology of the Salem witchcraft ex- 
 citement of 1693, and Its practical application to our own 
 time. i88a. 1123.19 
 
 Inscriptions. 
 
 SA\i K. A. H. I'rcsh light from the ancient monuments. A 
 >kiii li iif the most striking confirmations of the Bible, from 
 iieini iU»covcries in I'^ypl, Assyria, Palestine, Babylonia, 
 .A>ia Minor. 2il ed. 1884. 950-I4 
 
 Interesting chapters in scripture history and Bible 
 illiislr.itlcin. London. [1870.] • 2109.31 
 
 International education series. 
 
 CllMI-s. (.:. 1". I.. R.. Iiaron de. Pestalozzi, his life and 
 work. 1890. 130.127 
 
 I'AiNTER. F. V. .\. History of education. 1886. 120.57 
 
 International scientific series. 
 
 JOI.Y, N. Man before met.-ils. 1883. 140.35 
 
 roSNETT, H. M. Comparative literature. 1886. 397.21 
 
 International statesmen series. Namely : — 
 
 llAMII.ION, |. A. Life of Daniel O'Connell. 1888. 550.37 
 
 Kkhiii I,, r. t. 1 jfe of lord Beaconsfield. 1888. 550.35 
 
 Montague, F. C. Life of Sir kobert I'eel. 1889. 550.38 
 
 .Sanders. L.C. Life of viscount I'almcrston. 1888. 550.34 
 
 Inter-oceanic canal, The, and the Monroe doctrine. 
 N. Y.. 1880. 229.16 
 
 Invention and discovery: curious facts and 
 characteristic sketches. Nimmo, W. P. 1819.19 
 Inventions. 
 
 I'.AKi UELi.. 1'. C. Great facts: a history of the remarkable 
 invonlions during Ihe present century, i860. 187.22 
 
 Beckmann, J. A history of inventions, discoveries and 
 origins. 4th ed. 1846. 2 v. 818.8 
 
 FVFE, J. H. " Peace hath her victories no less than war." 
 The triumphs of invention and discovery. 1861. 185.7 
 
 Hale, E. E. Stories of invention told by inventors and 
 their friends. 1885. 1538.22 
 
 Kent, W. C. M. The modern seven wonders ofthe world. 
 1890. 144.22 
 
 NlCOLL, H.J. Great movements and those who achieved 
 them. 1882. 980.38 
 
 Contents under Nicoll, H. J. 
 
 Pictorial cabinet. The, of marvels. [1878.] 910.4 
 
 RoUTLEDGE, R. Discoveries and inventions of the nine- 
 teenth century. 1876. 1147.7 
 Somerset, E., 2d marquis of Worcester. The century of 
 inventions. 1825. 199.27 
 TlMBS, J. History of wonderful inventions. 1849. 197.21 
 
 - Stories of inventors and discoverers in science and the 
 useful arts. i860. 186.3; 187.26 
 
 - VVonderfiil inventions : from the mariner's compass to the 
 electric telegraph cable. [i86g ?] 197.20 
 See also Discoveries. Industrial biography. Mechanicians. 
 
 Inventors. 
 
 Cochrane, R.,comp. Heroes of invention and discovery. 
 1879. 1547.4 
 
 Great inventors: the sources of their usefiilncss and the 
 results of their effoits. [1864.I 184.36 
 
 Jeans. W. T. The creators oi^the age of steel. 1884. 190.66 
 S.Mn,I-:s, S. Industrial biography. 1863. 557.19 
 
 - Men of invention and industry. 1885. ■ 1538.17 
 
 Ionian islands. 
 
 JERVIS, H. J. W. History of the island of Corfij, and of 
 the republic of the Ionian islands. 1852. 918.10 
 
 Iowa. 
 
 Barney, C. Recollections of field service with the Twentieth 
 Iowa infantry volunteers. 1865. 244.12 
 
 loway Indians. 
 
 Catlin, G. Adventures of the Ojibbeway and loway 
 Indians in England, France, and Belgium; being notes of 
 eight years' travels and residence in Europe mth his North 
 American Indian collection. 1852. 645.4 
 
 Irby, Charles Leonard, and Mangles, James. 
 Travels in Egypt and Nubia, Syria and the Holy 
 Land ; including a journey round tlie Dead Sea, and 
 through the country east of the Jordan. London, 
 1844. 889.25
 
 Ireland 
 
 Irving 
 
 Ireland, John B. Wall-street to Cashmere, a 
 journal of five vears in Asia, Africa, and Europe, 
 1851-56. N. Y;, 1859. lllus. 682.5 
 
 Ireland, Joseph Norton. Mrs. Duff. Boston, 
 
 1882. lllus. [American actor series.] 550.13 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 Description, etc. 
 
 Bailey, J. M. England from a back-window ; with views 
 of Scotland and Ireland. 1879. 1665.4 
 
 Carlyle, T. Reminiscences of my Irish journey in 1849. 
 
 1665.24 
 CURTIN, J. Myths and folk-lore of Ireland. 1890. 105.93 
 Eddy, D. C. The Percy family. A visit to Ireland. 1865. 
 
 645-7 
 French, H. W. Our boys in Ireland. 1891. 1661.26 
 
 Haskins, G. F. Six weelis abroad in Ireland, England and 
 Belgium. 1872. 658.21 
 
 Head, Sir F. B. A fortnight in Ireland. 1853. 1986.2 
 
 Hole, S. R. A little tour in Ireland. 1859. 645.22 
 
 Jacobs, J. Celtic fairy tales. 1892. 1984.16 
 
 Kno.X, T. W. The boy travellers in Great Britain and , 
 Ireland. 1891. 1661.24 
 
 LovETT, R. Irish pictures drawn with pen and pencil. 
 1888. 671.16 
 
 Mandat de Grancey, G. F. E., baron de. Paddy at 
 home. (" Chez Paddy.") 1887. 1673.15 
 
 Murray, J. Handbook for travellers in Ireland. 1864. 
 
 1656.8 
 Pellevv, W. G. In castle and cabin: or, talks in Ireland 
 in 1887. 1986.14 
 
 SILLOWAY, T. W., and Powers, L. L. The cathedral 
 towns and intervening places of England, Ireland and Scot- 
 land. 1883. 1665.26 
 Smiles, S. Industry in Ireland through Connaught and 
 Ulster, to Belfast. In his Men of invention and industry. 
 
 1883. 1538-17 
 SMITH, S. Works, vol. i. 1844. 867.3.1, 2 
 Taylor, Fanny. Irish homes and Irish hearts. 
 
 1986. 1 ; 1986.3 
 Trench, W. S. Realities of Irish life. 1880. 1665.10 
 
 History, etc. 
 
 Barrington, Sir J. The rise and fall of the Irish nation. 
 1863. 987.8 
 
 Bonwick, J. Who are the Irish ? 1880. [Our nationali- 
 ties.] 980.37 
 Cahill, D. W. Lectures [etc.]. [1879.] 881.10 
 Collier. W. F. History of Ireland. 1884. 1984.9 
 CUSACK, Mary F. The patriot's history of jreland. 1869. 
 
 980.10 
 Duffy, Sir C. G. Four years of Irish history, 1845-1849. 
 
 981.6 
 A sequel to " Young Ireland " [980.32] . 
 
 - Young Ireland. 1840-1850. ' 980.32 
 FITZPATRICK. W. J. The sham squire [Francis Higgins], 
 and the informers of 1798. 1829.1 
 Froude, J. A. The English in Ireland in the i8th century. 
 
 1873. 74- 3 V. 986.9 
 
 -"Thumping English lies." Froude's slanders on Ireland 
 and Irishmen, 1872. 1986.4 
 
 Geldart, Hannah R. Stories of Ireland and her four 
 provinces. 1851. 1986.7 
 
 Gibson, W. The year of grace : a history of the revival in 
 Ireland, a. d. 1859. 1104.12 
 
 Giles, H. Spirit of Irish history; Ireland and the Irish. 
 In his Lectures and essays, vol. i, 2. 875.8.1, 2; 875.6.1, 2 
 Hyde, E., ist earl of Clarendon. History of the rebellion 
 and civil wars in Ireland [1640-1652] . 975-5 
 
 Lawless, Hon. Emily. The story of Ireland. 1888. 1986.12 
 Lawrence, E. The conquest of Ireland. In his Historical 
 studies. 1876. 2102.14 
 
 Lecky, W. E. H. The leaders of public opinion in Ireland. 
 Swift, Flood, Grattan, O'Connell. 1872. 894.18 
 
 McCarthy, J. H. Hours with eminent Irishmen .^nd a 
 glimpse of Irish history. 1886. 1568.1 
 
 - Ireland since the Union : 1798-1886. 1984.13 
 Madden, R. R. The United Irishmen, their lives and 
 times. [1st series.] Vol 2. 1842. 598.1 
 
 - Same. 2d, 3d series. 1843-46. 5 v. 59S.2, 3 
 Marmion, a. Ancient and modern history of the maritime 
 ports of Ireland. 1855. 97S-4 
 O'CONOR.W.A. History of the Irish people. [1882?] 1984. u 
 
 Savage, J. '98 and '48. The modern revolutionary history 
 and literature of Ireland. 1882. 998.4 
 
 Sheil, R. L. Sketches, legal and political. 1855. 2v. 1515.6 
 Sullivan, Margaret F. Ireland of today. [1881.] 980.40 
 Taylor, W. C. History of Ireland, from the Anglo-Nor- 
 man invasion till the union with Great Britain. With addi- 
 tions by William Sampson. 1847,54. 2 v. 810.52 
 Th^baUD, a. J. The Irish race in the past and the present. 
 1873. 993-5 
 Towle, G. M. Young people's history of Ireland. 1887. 
 
 1986.11 
 Walpole, C. G. a short history of the kingdom of Ire- 
 land, to the union with Great Britain. 1882. 980.43 
 Webb, A. A compendium of Irish biography. 1878. 532.4 
 Wilde, J. F. S., lady. Ancient legends, mystic charms, 
 and superstitions of Ireland. Appended, a chapter on " The 
 ancient races of Ireland," by Sir William Wilde. 2 v. 1984.12 
 
 Xiand Question. 
 
 Bagenal, p. H. D. The American Irish and their influence 
 on Irish politics. 1882. 210.14 
 
 CUSACK, Mary F. The case of Ireland stated. 1881. 980.39 
 George, H. The Irish land question. 1881. 1986.S 
 
 Gladstone, W. E. The Irish land question. 1886. 1986.10 
 Grousset, p. Ireland's disease. 1888. 1986.13 
 
 HURLEUT, W. H. Ireland under coercion. 1888. 1986.16 
 Jones, W. B. The life's work in Ireland of a landlord who 
 tried to do his duty. 18S0. 980.34 
 
 McGRATH, T. Pictures from Ireland. 1881. 1665.14 
 
 Pellew, W. G. In castle and cabin ; or, talks in Ireland in 
 1887. 1986.14 
 
 See also Fenians, Kerry county. Land league of Ireland. 
 Ireton, Henry, 1610-1651. 
 
 Memoir of Henry Ireton. In Trials of Charles the first. 
 1838. 399 7 
 
 Irish emigration to the United States. Byrne, S. 
 1873. 275.3 
 
 Jpish in America. 
 
 Bagenal, P. H. D. The .'\merican Irish and their influence 
 on Irish politics. 1882. 210.14 
 
 Irish in Boston. 
 
 CULLEN, J. B. The story of the Irish in Boston. With 
 biographical sketches of representative men and noted 
 women. 1889. 241.11 
 
 Irish land question. See Ireland, Land question. 
 Irish national land league. See Land league of Ire- 
 land. 
 
 Irish pictures drawn with pen and pencil. Lovett, 
 R. 671.16 
 
 Irishmen. 
 
 McGee, J. E. Lives of Irishmen's sons. 1874. 1536.17 
 Iron furnace. The : or, slavery and secession. 
 Aughey, J. H. 295.6 
 
 Iron workers. 
 
 Smiles, S. Industrial biography. 1863. 557-19 
 
 Iroquois Indians. 
 
 Schoolcraft, H. R. Notes on the Iroquois; or contri- 
 butions to American history, antiquities, and general eth- 
 nology. 1847. 244.6 
 
 Irrawaddy river. 
 
 Palmer, J. W. The golden Dagon. 1856. 709.10 
 
 Irving, David, 1778-1860. James Crichton. In 
 New biographies of illustrious men. 547-7 
 
 Lives of Scotish writers. Edinburgh, 1850. 2 v. 
 in I. 586.13 
 
 Contents. — Hector Boyce. John Bellenden. Florence Wil- 
 son. John Knox. George Buchanan. Ninian Winzet. John 
 Lesley. Sir Thomas Craig. Adam Blackwood. Andrew 
 Melville. William Barclay. Robert Balfour. William Bel- 
 lenden. James Crichton. Duncan Liddell. Robert John- 
 stone. Mark Duncan. Walter Donaldson. David Calder- 
 wood. Gilbert Jack. John Cameron. Thomas Dempster. 
 John Barclay. William Forbes. William Drummond. Arthur 
 Johnston. John Forbes. Robert Baillie. Sir Thomas 
 Urquhart. Robert Leighton. James Dalrymple. Robert 
 Morison. Archibald Pitcairne. Alexander Cunningham. 
 David Gregory. John Keill. James Moor. David Doig. 
 William Laurence Brown. 
 
 171
 
 Irving 
 
 Irving, HJw iSu- 
 
 CAKLWt. I. - S33-8'. S30-»3-a 
 
 Ual»:, 1. 1*. i5"«-7 
 
 liiLni.LA.s, I. I portraiu. 1855. 5484 
 
 llA/urr. W : ;..- jgr. 888.17:867.2.5 
 
 HircHCtxK, i. Unhappy love* o( men of genius. 1891. 
 
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 Ki ' , I .'-ailcni upwiirU 
 
 aniluiiouil. ii>«v. I554-9 
 
 Irvlngr. Henry, 18)8-. lm(iressions of America, riar- 
 ratcJ in a series ot sUet^lies, chronicles and conver- 
 sations, by Joseph M:itt<«ii. Boston, 1884. 16)1.14 
 .AlsriN, — . Henry lr\-mg In linKUnd and Anifrica, 1838- 
 84. «y7-a3 
 
 Hk.nky Irvinc. a short account of his public lifr. N. Y., 
 1883. Illus. «537-«9 
 
 MaITIIKWS. B . and HlTTTON. L. Actors and accrcsses of 
 Grral Drituin and the United Slates, vol. 5. 1540.65.5 
 
 Irving:, John Treat, i778-i8}8. Indian sketches 
 taken during a U. S. expedition to make treaties 
 witli the Pawnee and other tribes of Indians in 1833. 
 N. Y., 1888. 248.11 
 
 Irvlngr, Theodore, i8oi>-i88o. Conquest of Florida, 
 under Hernando de Soto. London, 1835. 2 v. 237.11 
 Same. Ill Irving, W. Works, vol. 10. London, 
 1854. No. 2 in 377.1.10 
 
 Irving, Wasliington, 1783-1859. Abbotsford and 
 Newstead abbey. Paris, 1835. 1659.11 
 
 Same. London, 1853. [Works, vol. 3.] 
 
 No. 2 in 377-I-3 
 Same. In his Crayon miscellany. N. Y., i860. 407.4 
 Adventures of Captain Bonneville in the Rocky 
 mountains and the far West. [1832-35.] London, 
 1854. [Works, vol. 10.] No. 1 in 377.1.10 
 
 Same. N. Y. [1868.] 4076 
 
 Same. Phila., 1873, 625.7 
 
 Astoria ; or, anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the 
 Rocky mountains. Author's revised ed. London, 
 1850. [Works, vol. 8.] No. i in 377- 1-8 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1851. 407.1 
 
 Same. N. Y.. 1867. 625.5 
 
 Biographical sketch of Thomas Campbell. In Stone's 
 Poetry and history of Wyoming. 1841. 237.14 
 
 Chronicle of the conquest of Granada. From the 
 MS. of Fray Antonio Agapida [pseud.]. N. Y., 
 1854. 408.12 
 
 Same. Added, Legends of the conquest of Spain. 
 [Works, vol. 5.] London, 1850. 377-1'; 
 
 The crayon miscellany. Revised ed. N. Y., i860. 
 [Works, vol. 9.] 407.4 
 
 Contents. — A tour on the prairies. Abbotsford. Newstead 
 abbey. 
 
 History of New York, from the beginning of tlie 
 world to tlie end of the Dutch dynasty. By Dled- 
 rich Knickerbocker [pseud.]. Author's revised ed. 
 Phila., 1872. Illus. 1387.4 
 
 Same. 1874. 387.2 
 
 Life and letters. By Pierre M. Irving. N. Y., 
 1862,64. 4v. Portrs. 514.7 
 
 Life and voyages of Christopher Columbus. 
 Abridged. 2d ed. London, 1841. 389.9 
 
 Life and voyages of Christopher Columbus, to 
 which are added those of his companions. N. Y., 
 1854,61. 3 v. Map. [Works, vol. 3-5.] 397.1.3-5 
 Life and voyages of Columbus. [Also, The voy- 
 ages and discoveries of the companions of Colum- 
 bus.] Revised ed. London, 1850. 2 v. Portr. 
 [Works, vol. 6, 7.] 377.1.6, 7 
 
 Life of George Washington. N. Y., 1855-1859. 
 S V. Illus. 511. 1 
 
 Isabella 
 
 Same. London, 1856-1859. 5 v. 516.6,11 
 
 Same. Leipzig, 1856-1859. 5 v. i';79-7 
 
 Life of M.ihoinet. London, 1855. [Works, vol. 9.] 
 
 No. 1 in 377.1.9 
 Life of Oliver Goldsmith, with selections from his 
 writings. N. Y., 185S. 2 v. 820.28 
 
 Oliver Goldsmith. A biography. Leipzig, 1850. 
 
 1579-6 
 Same. New ed. N. Y., 1854. [Works, vol. 11. J 
 
 407.9 
 Life of Washington and the history of the Ameri- 
 can revolution. [Abridged.] N. Y., 1883. 530.1 
 Lives of the successors of Mahomet. London, 
 1850. [Works, vol. 9.] No. 2 in 377- 1-9 
 
 Mahomet and his successors. N. Y., 1851. 2 v. 
 [Works, vol. 12, 13.] 407-13 
 
 Spanish papers and other miscellanies. Arranged 
 and edited by Pierre M. Irving. N. Y., 1866. 2 v. 
 
 1815.5 
 t^ontc-nts. — I. Legends of the conquest of Spain. 2. 
 1^-ltore of Jonathan Oldstylc, gent. Biographical sketches : 
 Captain James Lawrence. Lieutenant Burrows. Commo- 
 dore Perry. Captain David Porter. Thomas Campbell. 
 Washington Allston. Conversations with Talma. Margaret 
 Miller Uavidson. Reviews and miscellanies. 
 
 A tour on the prairies. Phila., 1835. [Crayon mis- 
 cellany. No. 1.] 639.15 
 Same. London, 1854. [Works, vol. 8.] 
 
 No. 2 in 377.1.8 
 
 Same. N. Y., i860. [Crayon miscellany]. 407.4 
 Wasliington and !iis country : being Irving's Life of 
 Washington, abridged for the use of schools. With 
 introduction and continuation, to the end of the 
 Civil war. By Jolin Fiske. Boston, 1887. 1558.23 
 Bolton. Sarah K. Famous American authors. 1557.21 
 GkiswoU), Hattie T. Home life of great authors. 1^56.9 
 Harris, Amanda B. American authors for young folks. 
 
 1557-24 
 Haweis, H. R. American humorists. 1899.12 
 
 Mitchell. D. G. Bound together. 1884. '897.33 
 
 TUCKERMAN, H. T. Mental portraits; or, studies of 
 cliaracter. 557 -'^ 
 
 \\Alill, \V. S., ed. Pen pictures of earlier Victorian 
 authors. 1406.14.3 
 
 Warner, C. D. Washington Irving. 1514.21 
 
 - and others. Studies of Irving. 1880. 1523-7 
 
 Contents. — Washington Irving, by C. D. Warner. His 
 life, character and genius, by W. C. Bryant. Personal 
 reminiscences, by G. P. Putnam. 
 
 Irwin, Richard B. Sherman and his campaigns. 
 By S. M. Bowman and R. B. Irwin. N. Y., 1865. 
 
 272. 1 1 
 Isabeau, wife of Charles VI, of France, 1371-1435. 
 
 Eui;ar, J. G. Noble dames of ancient story. 569.27 ; 599-24 
 Isabel, wife of Edward II, of England, -1358. 
 
 Kdcar, J. G. Noble dames of ancient story. 569.27:599.24 
 
 Isabella I, of Castile, queen of Spain, 1451-1504. 
 
 IameS'JN. Anna B. Lives of celebrated female sovereigns 
 and illustrious women. 569.28 
 
 Russell, W. Extraordinary women. 598.19 
 
 VoNT.E, C. D. The seven heroines of Christendom. 1878. 
 
 1543-32 
 
 Isabella of Angouleme, wife of king John, 1 185- 
 1245- 
 
 StricklanI), Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, vol. 
 2. 592.1.2 
 
 Isabella of France, wife of Edward II, 1295-1358. 
 
 Strickland, Agnes, Lives of the queens of England, vol. 
 2. 592.1.2 
 
 Isabella of Valols, 2d wife of Richard II. 
 
 STRICKLAND, Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, vol. 
 3- 592-1-3 
 
 Isabella II, queen of Spain, 1830-. 
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 Italy 
 
 Isham, Charles. The fishery question ; its origin, 
 history and present situation. With a map of the 
 Anglo-American fishing grounds and a short 
 bibliography. N. Y., 1887. [Questions of the day. 
 No. 41]. 220.46 
 
 Isham, Warren. The mud cabin ; or, the character 
 and tendency of British institutions as illustrated 
 in their effect upon human character and destiny. 
 N. Y., 1853. 135.21 
 
 Ishmael and the church. Cheeseman, Lewis. 
 i860. 1104.19 
 
 Islamism. See Mohammedanism. 
 Island, The, of fire ; or, a thousand years of the old 
 Northmen's home. Headley, P. C. 1678.17 
 
 Islands. 
 
 NORUHOFF, C. Stories of the island world. 1S57. 939.5 
 
 Isles of Shoals. 
 
 JENNESS, J. S. The Isles of Shoals. 1873. 1656.14 
 
 THAXTER, Celia. Atnong the Isles of Shoals. 1873. 1656.12 
 
 Isle of Wight, The. Venables, E. i860. 1656.3 
 Ismailia : a narrative of the expedition to Central 
 Africa [1869-73] for the suppression of the slave 
 trade. Baker, Sir S. W. 1692.10 
 
 Israel, Hannah, born Erwin. 
 
 Ellet, Elizabeth F. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. I. 538. 13. 1 
 
 Israel, The, of the Alps : a history of the persecu- 
 tions of the Waldenses. Muston, A. 879.13 
 Israelites. See Jews. 
 
 Italian life and legends. Ritchie, Anna C. 1870. 
 
 905.22 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 Description, etc. 
 Andersen, H. C. A poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel in 
 Germany, Italy, Greece, and the Orient. [1840-41.] 657.21 
 Beckford, W. Italv : with sketches of Spain and Portugal. 
 [1708-87.] ' 679.6.1; 675.18 
 
 Bell. J. Observations on Italy. 679.3 
 
 Benson. E. Art and nature in Italy. 1667.32 
 
 Bianciardi. E. D. R. At home in Italy. 1664.15 
 
 Blewitt, O. Handbook for travellers in southern Italy, 
 being a guide for the continental portion of the kingdom of 
 the two Sicilies. 1855. 649.3 
 
 Bremer. Fredrika. Life in the Old World; or, two years 
 in Switzerland and Italy [1856-58]. 2 v. 665,9 
 
 - Two years in Switzerland and Italy [1856-58] . 2 v. 665.14 
 Bruen, Rev. M. Essays, descriptive and moral; on scenes 
 in Italy. Switzerland, and France. 1823. 679.5 
 Cai.lcott, Maria, Three months passed in the mountains 
 east of Rome, during 1819. 676.3 
 Carr. Alice. -North Italian folk. 1878. 1647.5 
 Champney. Elizabeth W. Three Vassar girls in Italy. 1886. 
 
 651-3 
 Channing. Barbara H. The sisters abroad; or, an Italian 
 journey. 1857. 678.17 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Gleanings in Europe. Italy : by an American. 
 1838. 2 V. 679.4 
 
 De .\MtCIS. E. Military life in Italy. 1S82. 1647.11 
 
 Dickens. C. Pictures from Italy. [1844.] 1662.1 ; 1679.5 
 Elliot. Frances, Diary of an idle woman in Italy. 1872. 
 
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 Freeman, E. A. Sketches from the subject and neighbour 
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 Letters from Switzerland, and Travels in Italy. 1848, 49. 2 v. 
 
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 Hare, A. J. C. Cities of northern and central Italy. 1876. 
 
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 Hawthorne. N. Passages from [his] French and Italian 
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 Hawthorne. Sophia A. Notes in England and Italy. 1869. 
 
 1666.15 
 Headley, J. T. Letters from Italy. 676.19; No. 1 in 676.18 
 HillarI), G. S. Six months in Italy. 1853,54. 2 v. 679.7 
 HOWELLS, W. D. Italian journeys. 1867. 655.15 
 
 Jameson, Anna B. Diary of an e'nnuy^e. 1833. 658.8 
 
 Jarves, J. J. Italian rambles. 1883. 1668.23 
 
 - Italian sights and papal principles, seen through American 
 spectacles. 1856. 678.9 
 Kemble, Frances A. A year of consolation. 1847. 676.7 
 MacFarlane, C. Popular customs, sports, and recollec- 
 tions of the South of Italy. 1846. 840.36 
 Matthews, H. The diary of an invalid : being tire journal 
 of a tour in pursuii of health in Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, 
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 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, J. L. F. Letters from Italy 
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 Montaigne, M. E. de. Diary of a journey through Switzer- 
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 Moore. J. A view of society and manners in Italy: with 
 anecdotes relating to some eminent characters. 1792. 675.4 
 Norton. C. E. Notes of travel and study in Italy, i860. 
 
 1647.8 
 
 - Same. 1881. 666.22 
 Pennell, J., and Pennell, Elizabeth R. Two pilgrims' 
 progress, 1887. 1664.25 
 Ritchie, Anna C. Italian life and legends. 1870. 905.22 
 Rose, W.S. Letters from the north of Italy. 1819. 2 v. 675.3 
 SCHWARZ, Marie E. von. Recollections of general Gari- 
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 Sinclair, J. D. .An autumn in Italy, in 1827. 830.53 
 Smith, F. H. Well worn roads of Spain, Holland, and 
 Italy. 1887. 1676.16 
 SYMONDS, J.A. Italian byways. 1883. 1668.25 
 
 - New Italian sketches. 1884. 1668.26 
 Made up from " Sketches and studies in Italy " and " Italian 
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 - Sketches and studies in Italy. 1879. 1668.7 
 
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 TURNBULL, R. The genius of Italy: sketches of Italian 
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 ViLLARI, Linda. On Tuscan hills and Venetian waters. 
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 Watson. Emily H. Child-life in Italy. 1874. 1662.4 
 
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 Abbott. J. S. C. Italy and the war for Italian independence 
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 Jehuda Levi ben Samuel, el Kastili. 
 
 Magnus, Katie, lady. Jewish portraits. 1889. 11 13.26 
 
 Jekyll, Joseph, English wit, i752?-i837. 
 
 JERDAN, W. Men I have known. 1522.9 
 
 ,Jemison, Mary (Deh-he-wa-mis). 
 
 Seaver, J, E. Life of Mary Jemison. 1856. 539-3 
 
 Jenkin, Henry Charles Fleeming. 
 
 Ml'NRO, J. Heroes of the telegraph. 1891. 540'37 
 
 S'l'EVENSON, R. L. Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin. 1887. 1556.17 
 
 Jenkins, Thornton Alexander, U.S. N., 1811-. 
 
 Headlev, J. T. Farragut and our naval commanders, 
 1861-65. 272.7 
 
 Jenkinson, Charles, lord Hawkesbury, ist earl of 
 Liverpool, 1727-1808. 
 
 Brougham, lord. Historical sketches of statesmen. 1845. 
 
 840.5.3; 568.7.2 
 Jeilkinson, Henry Invin. Epitome of Lockhart's 
 Life of Scott. Edinburgh, 1873. 1535-5 
 
 Jenkinson, Robert Bankes, 2d earl of Liverpool, 
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 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 3. 815.1.8 
 
 Jennep, Edward, 1749-1823. 
 
 Biographies of eminent men from the thirteentli century, 
 vol. 4. 839.6.4 
 
 Goodrich, S. G. Lives of benefactors. 1869.1.4 
 
 Jenness, John Scribner. The Isles of Shoals. An 
 historical sketch. N. Y., 1873. Illus. 1656.14 
 
 Jennings, George Henry. .'Anecdotal history of 
 the British parliament. N. Y., 1881. 980.33 
 
 - and Jotinstone, W. S. Book of parliamentary 
 anecdote. London. 876.20 
 
 Jennings, Henry James. Lord Tennyson : a bio- 
 graphical sketch. London, 1884. 1530.12 
 Jennings, Sarah, duchess of Marlborough. See 
 Churchill, Sarah. 
 Jenyns, Soame, 1704-1787. 
 
 Criciiton, a. Converts from infidelity, vol. 2. 830.28.2 
 
 Jephson, Henry. The platform : its rise and prog- 
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 Jerauld, Charlotte A., born Fillebrown, 1820-1845. 
 
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 Jerdan, William. Men I have known. London, 
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 Brunei. Dean Buckland. William Bullock. Bishop Bur- 
 gess. Thomas Campbell. George Canning. Sir Francis 
 Chantrey. Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Captain Crozier. 
 Thomas Cubitt. Lord De Tabley. Charles Dibdin. 
 T. Frognall Dibdin. Disraeli. Francis Douce. Mount- 
 stuart Elphinstone. Lord chancellor Eldon. Edward 
 Forbes. Sir John Franklin. John Gait. William Gifford. 
 Henry Hallam. James Hogg, the Ettrick shepherd. )ames 
 Holman. William Huskisson. Joseph Jekyll. Dr. Kitch- 
 ener. Sir Thomas Lawrence. Sir lames Mackintosh. 
 Sir John Malcolm. Richard Martin. "Archdeacon Nares. 
 James Perry. Pinnock and Maunder. Richard Porson. 
 Lord Ripon. David Roberts, R. A. Samuel Rogers. Sir 
 James Clark Ross. Four epochs in the life of Scott. Rich- 
 ard Brinsley Sheridan. Robert Southey. ]ohn Trotter. 
 Lord chancellor Truro. Sharon Turner. Sir David Wilkie. 
 Lord Willoughby de Eresby. William Wordsworth. 
 
 Personal reminiscences. N. Y., 1875. [Bric-a-brac 
 series.] i535-i9 
 
 Jerome, St. See Hieronymus, Eusebius Sophro- 
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 Jerome, Chauncey, American inventor, 1793-. 
 McCabe, J. D., jr. Great fortunes, and how they were made. 
 
 515-14 
 
 Jerrmann, Eduard, 1795-1859. Pictures from St. 
 Petersburg. Trans, by F. Hardman. N. Y., 1852. 
 
 687.23 
 Same. London, 1853. 409.13 
 
 Same. New ed. London, 1857. No. 2 in 1655.6 
 Jerrold, Blanchard. See Jerrold, William Blanch- 
 ard. 
 
 Jerrold, Douglas William, 1803-1857. Works. 
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 Clarke, C. C, and Clarke, Mary C. Recollections of 
 writers. [1878.] 1557-8 
 
 HORNE, R. H. A new spirit of the age. 878.23 
 
 Jerrold, W. B. Days with great authors. 1836.3 
 
 - Life and remains of Douglas Jerrold. 1859. 588.19 
 
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 - [Memoir of Douglas Jerrold.] Portr. In Jerrold, D. 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures. [1865.] 1817.30 
 Mason, E. T., ed. Personal traits of British authors, vol. 4. 
 
 1524.21.4 
 
 ' Jerrold, William Blanchard, 1826-1884. Days 
 with great authors. With biographical sketches. 
 N. Y., 1883. 1836.3 
 
 Contents. — Charles Dickens. Sir Walter Scott. William 
 M. Thackeray. Douglas Jerrold. 
 
 Also published under the title The best of all good company. 
 Life and remains of Douglas Jerrold. Boston, 1859. 
 
 588.19 
 [Memoir of Douglas Jerrold.] Portr. In Jerrold, D. 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures. [1865.] 1817.30 
 On the Boulevards ; or memorable men and things, 
 1853-66. With trips to Normandy and Brittany. 
 Phila., 1867. 2 V. 1657.1 
 
 Same. London, 1867. 2 v. 1657.3 
 
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 1685.4 
 Johnson, Sarah B. Hadji in Syria; or, three years in 
 Jerusalem. 1858. 689.14 
 
 JOSEPHUS, F. Story of the last days of Jerusalem. From 
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 King, Rev. J. Recent discoveries on the Temple hill at 
 Jerusalem. 1884. 950.15 
 
 Knight, Susan G. Ned Harwood's visit to Jerusalem. 
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 LAWRENCE, E. The church of Jerusalem. In his Historical 
 studies. 1876. 2102.14 
 
 Oliphant, Margaret O. W. Jerusalem, the Holy City, its 
 history and hope. 1891. 1666.27 
 
 TWEEDIE, W. K. Environs of Jerusalem, pictorial and 
 descriptive. 1871. 698.33 
 
 WlLSO.N, Sir C. W., and others. The recovery of Jerusalem. 
 A narrative of exploration and discovery in the city and the 
 Holy Land. 1871. 682.12 
 
 Jervis, Henry Jervis White. History of the island 
 of Corfti, and of the republic of the Ionian islands. 
 London, 1852. 918.10 
 
 Jervis John, ist earl of St. Vincent, 1735-1823. 
 
 ADAMS, VV. H. D. Eminent sailors. 1540.41 
 
 - Neptune's heroes. 578.19 
 Brougham, lord. Historical sketches of statesmen. 1845. 
 
 840-5-3; 568.7-2 
 Edgar, J. G. Sea-kings and naval heroes. 558.16 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 8. 815.1.8 
 
 Jesse, Edward. Life of Isaac Walton. In Walton's 
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 Jesuits, 
 
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 Lawkk.Sl'k. IL LoyoUi and Ihe Jeiuils. In hl5 HiHurical 
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 Parkuan, K., ir. 'Ilie jejuils in North America in the 
 
 306.1.3 
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 Jevons, Frank Bvron. History of Greeli literature : 
 Irum the earliest period to the death of Demosthenes. 
 N. Y.. i88r.. 382.10 
 
 Jewett, Isaac Appleton. Passages in foreign 
 travel. Boston, 1838. 2 v. 657.4 
 
 Descriptive of a jnurncy through various parts of EuroiK-. 
 
 Jewett, Sarah Orne. The story of the Normans 
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 Jews. 
 
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 .\i;uil»\R, Gnice. The women of Israel, a v. 766.12 
 
 ALI.E.N. J. H. Hebrew men and limes from the patri-irchs 
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 Ay ERST, W. niie Jews of the nineteenth centurj'. 115. 15 
 CONDKR, C. R. Judas Maccabo^us and the Jewish war of 
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 1117.15 
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 JOSEPniS. Flavius. History of the Jews. In The light of 
 Ihe world. 1871. 1081.2 
 
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 MacaULay. Civil disabilities of Ihe Jews. In his Critical 
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 8674.5; 863.1 
 -Same. In his Speeches. 19664; 1815.6.1 
 
 Magnus, Katie, lady. Jewish portraits. 1889. 1113.26 
 
 - Outlines of Jewish history, B. c. 586-C. E. 1885. 940.32 
 M11.MAN, H.H. History of the Jews. 3 V. 389.15; 810.1 
 Mortimer, Mrs. Kings of Israel and Judali. 3872. 1117.4 
 Mueller. Miu\. Are there Jews in Cornwall? In his 
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 Renan, J. E. History of the people of Israel till the time 
 of king David. 1888. 940.36 
 SCIILEIDEN, M. J. The sciences among the Jews before 
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 Stanley, A. P. Lectures on the history of the Jewish 
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 Tayuir.M.C. Judaism. In Faiths of the world. 1882.2100.5 
 Tucker, Charlotte. Stories from Jewish history. From the 
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 Wolf, I_ Sir Moses Monlefiore. A centennial biography- 
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 Jimenez de CIsneros, Francisco. See Ximenes de 
 
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 Joan, princess of Wales, wife of the Black Prince. 
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 Joanna of Navarre, wife of Henry IV. 
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 593.1.3 
 Jobson, Frederick James. America and American 
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 Joeelyn, Robert, viscount Jocelyn, 1816-1854. 
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 7oy. 16 
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 Johannes de Vlneentla, preacher, 13th century. 
 
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 John V, Cantacuzenus, emperor of the East. 
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 John III, of Poland (Sobieski). 
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 John ; or, our Chinese relations. Knox, T. W. 
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 John Bull, and his island. Blouet, P. (Max 
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 John Bull, junior. Blouet, P. 2064.37 
 
 John Bull on the continent. Blouet, P. 1889. 
 
 1664.30 
 Sketches of French life. 
 
 John Bull's neighbour in her true light. Being an 
 answer to some recent French criticisms. By a 
 " Brutal Saxon." [3d ed.] London, 1884. 1000.17 
 John of Vicenza. See Johannes de Vincentia. 
 John, Saint, the apostle. 
 
 YONGE, Charlotte M. The pupils of St. John the divine. 
 [1868.] 1118.3 
 
 Johns, Charles Alexander. Home walks and holi- 
 day rambles. London. [1863.] Illus. 644.9 
 A week at the Lizard. [London, 1848?] 659.29 
 Johns, Henry T. Life with the Forty-ninth Mas- 
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 308.9 
 Johns, Richard, and Nicholas, Paul Harris. Naval 
 and military heroes of Great Britain ; or, calendar 
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 conquest in every day in the year. London, 1880. 
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 Johns Hopkins university studies in historical and 
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 Freeman, E. A. An introduction to American institution;il 
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 Johnson, Andrew, 17th president of the United 
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 Speeches. With a biographical introduction by 
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 ABBorr, ). S. C. Lives of the presidents. 1522.12 
 
 Life and times. Written from a national st.ind-point by a 
 national man. 1866. 569.21 
 
 Savage, ). Life of Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee. In 
 R.iymond's Life of Abraham Lincoln. 1864. 518.22 
 
 - Our living representative men. 527.19 
 
 Stoddard, W.O. Abraham Lincolnand Andrew Johnson. 
 1888. 1553.9 
 
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 Johnson, Anna C. The cottages of the Alps: or, 
 Mfe and manners in Switzerland. London, i860. 
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 Peasant life in Germany. N. Y., 1858. 666.7 
 
 Johnson, Arthur Henry. The Normans In Europe. 
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 1957.15 
 Same. N. Y. [1877.] Maps. [Epochs of modern 
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 Johnson, Charles Frederick. Three Americans 
 and three Englishmen. Lectures read before the 
 students of Trinity college, Hartford. N. Y., 1886. 
 
 1537.27 
 
 Contents. — Wordsworth. Coleridge. Shelley. Hawthorne. 
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 Johnson, Eastman, 1824-. 
 
 Bungay, G. W. Traits of representative men. [1882.] 
 
 1534.13 
 Johnson, Edwin Rossiter, 1840-. History of the 
 French war, ending in the conquest of Canada 
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 History of the war of 1812-15 between the United 
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 Little classics, vol. 16. Authors. Biographical 
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 Johnson, John, LL.D. Sketch of the life of 
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 Johnson, Joseph. Brave women :' who have been 
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 Contents. — Mrs. Mary Patton. Bona Lombard! Brunoro 
 and Dona Maria. Joan of Arc. Epicharis " the martyr," 
 and Catharina " the heroic." Anne Askew. Countess of 
 Derby. Mary Washington. Catherine Alexiewna, empress 
 of Russia. Isabel Brown, the covenanter's wife. Flora 
 Macdonald. The marchioness de Bonchamps. Madame 
 Huber. Madame Roland. Lady Mary Shipley. Maria 
 Donne. Ann Flaxman. Helen Walker. Cobbett's wife. 
 Catherine Vassent. Countess of Cromartie and her nieces. 
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 Johnson, Laura, born Winthrop. Eight hundred 
 miles in an ambulance. Phila., 1889. 1636.28 
 
 Sketches of the forts and Indian agencies of Wyoming and 
 beyond. With a preface by George W. Curtis. 
 
 Johnson, Oliver, 1809-1889. William Lloyd Gar- 
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 Johnson, Rebecca, born Franks. 
 
 Ellet, Elizabeth F. The women of the American revolu- 
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 Johnson, Rossiter. See Johnson, Edwin Rossiter. 
 Johnson, Samuel, LL.D., 1709-1784. Life of Sir 
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 Life of Tickell. In Tickell's Poetical works. 1854. 
 
 1317.14 
 Lives of the English poets. N. Y., 1811. 3 V. 
 [Worlvs, vol. 9-11.] 586.22 
 
 Same. [With] Lives of sundry eminent persons. 
 London, 1837. 586.20 
 
 Same. With notes by Peter Cunningham. London, 
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 Same. Leipzig, 1858. 2 v. 589.26 
 
 Armitage, R. Dr. Johnson: his religious life and his 
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 Biographies of eminent men, from the thirteenth century, 
 vol. 3. 839.6.3 
 
 Bikrei.l, a. Obiter dicta, 2d series. 1887. 1898.26.2 
 
 Boswell, J. The journal of a tour to the Hebrides, with 
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 Burroughs, J. Dr. Johnson and Carlyle. In his Indoor 
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 Great authors. [2d period.] 1887. 1400 19.2 
 Hitchcock, T. JJnhappy loves of men of genius. i8gi. 
 
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 Macaulay, T. B. Biographical essays. 589.27 
 
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 587.14 
 
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 - New biographies of illustrious men. 547-7 
 
 - Reviews and essays from "the Edinburgh." 1816.28 
 Madden, R. R. The infirmities of genius. 1833. 887.7 
 Mason, E. T. Samuel Johnson : his words and his ways. 
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 Murphy, A. An essay on the life and genius of Samuel 
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 PlOZZI, Hester L. Anecdotes of Samuel Johnson, during 
 
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 Russell, A. P. Characteristics. 1898.16 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Lives of the novelists, vol. 2. 586.19.2 
 
 Stephen, L. Samuel Johnson. [1878.] 1545-37 
 
 WiNSOR, H. Montrose, and other biographical sketches. 
 1861. 555-12 
 
 Johnson, Rev. Samuel, 1822-1882. Oriental relig- 
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 Johnson, Sarah Barclay. Hadji in Syria ; or, three 
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 Johnson, Theodore Taylor. California and Ore- 
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 Johnston, Alexander, 1849-1889. Connecticut: a 
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 History of American politics. N. Y., 1880. 218.6 
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 Johnston, Arthur, Latin poet, 1587-1641. 
 
 Irv^iNG, D. Lives of Scotish writers. 586.13 
 
 Johnston, Charles, of Botetourt county, Va. A 
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 Johnston, Charles, M.R.C.S. Travels in south- 
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 Johnston, Henry Phelps. The Yorktown cam- 
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 Johnston, James Finley Weir. Notes on North 
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 Johnston, Mary, born Johnston, 1761-. 
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 Johnston, Richard Malcolm, and Browne, William 
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 Arbitrament of national disputes. The constitutional history 
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 Travels of the duke of Saxe-Weimar. The disowned. Tales 
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 Lyon, Nathaniel, 1819-1861. Last political writ- 
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 Lysander, -395 B. C. 
 
 Plutarchus. Greek history, in a series of Hves from 
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 582.11.3; 586.20: 586.22.3; 5S9.26.2 
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 586.11. 1 
 M * * •, Madame. See Mohl, Mary C. 
 MaeapthUP, Margaret. History of Scotland. Lon- 
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 1957.10 
 Macaulay, James, M.D., of Edinburgh. All 
 true : records of peril and adventure by sea and 
 land. A book of Sunday reading for the young. 
 London, 1879. Illus. ' 1825.33 
 
 Grey Hawk : life and adventures among the Red 
 Indians. Phila., 1883. Illus. 245.16 
 
 An alteration and abridgment of the Narrative of John 
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 True tales of trasel and adventure, valor and virtue. 
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 Victoria R. I. Her life and reign by Dr. Macaulay. 
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 Macaulay, Thomas Babington, baron, i8o(y-i8;g. 
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 Contrnls. — Frederic the great. Bun)-an. Cioldsmith. 
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 Same. Biographical essays. Leipzig, i8s7. 589.27 
 Biographies contributed to the Encycloo.vdla Britan- 
 nica. With notes of his connection \\ltn Edinburgh, 
 and extracts from his letters and speeches. Ldinb., 
 i860. 587.14 
 
 Conlenls. — Atlerbun'. Dunyan. Goldsmith. Johnson. 
 Pitt 
 
 Critical and historical essays contributed to the Ed- 
 inburgh review. Leipzig, 1850. 5 v. in 5. 1966.3 
 Contents. — i. Milton. Machinvclli. Hallnm's Constitutional 
 histoid*. Southcy's Colloquies on society. Robert Mont- 
 Eomen''s poems. Civil (lis.-ibilities of the Jews. Moore's 
 Life of Byron. Croker's edition of boswell's life of Johnson. 
 2. Soulhey's edition of the Pilgrim's progress. Lord 
 Nugcnt's memorials of Hampden. Burleigh and his limes. 
 Lord Mahon's War of the succession in Spain. VValpole's 
 letters to Sir Horace Mann. Thackeray's History of the 
 earl of Chatham. Sir |amcs Mackintosh's History of the 
 revolution. 3. Bacon. * Sir William Temple. Gladstone 
 on church and stale. 4. Lxjrd Clive. Ranke's History of 
 the popes. Comic dramatists of the restoration. Lord 
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 Madame D'.Arblay. The life and writings of Addison. The 
 carl of Chatham. 
 
 Same. London, 1877. 409.20 
 
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 great. 
 
 Critical and miscellaneous essays. Newed. Phila., 
 1853. 5 v. Portr. 867.4 
 
 Contents. — i. Mihon. Machiavelli. Dryden. History. 
 Hallam's Constitutional histor)'. Southey's Colloquies on 
 society. Moore's Life of Byron. Southey's edition of the 
 Pilgrim's progress. 2. Croker's edition of Boswell's Life of 
 
 iohnson. Lord Nugent's memorials of Hampden. Nares's 
 lemoirs of lord Burghley. Dumont's Recollections of 
 Mirabeau. I^rd Mahon's War of the succession. Wal- 
 pole's letters to Sir Horace Mann. Thackeray's History of 
 the earl of Chatham. Bacon. 3. Mackintosh's History of 
 the Revolution in England, 1688. Sir John Malcolm's Life 
 of lord Clive. Life and writings of Sir William Temple. 
 Church and slate. Ranke's History of the popes. Cowley 
 and Milton. On Milford's History of Greece. On the 
 Athenian orators. 4. Comic dramatists of the restoration. 
 Lord Holland. Warren H<istings. Frederic the great. 
 Lays of ancient Rome. 5. Madame D'Arblay. Life and 
 writings of Addison. Barfire's memoirs. Robert Mont- 
 
 fomery's poems. Civil disabilities of the Jews. Mill's 
 isays on government. Bcniham's Defence of Mill. Util- 
 itarian theory of government. The earl of Chatham. 
 Speech on his installation as lord rector of the university of 
 Glasgow. Speech on retiring from political life. 
 
 Same. Newed. N. Y., 1879. Portr. 863.1 
 
 The earl of Chatham. N. Y., 1878. 1549.34 
 
 Frederic the great. N. Y., 1878. 1549.32 
 
 History of England from the accession of James 
 the second. Leipzig, 1849-61. 7v. in 10. Portr. 
 
 1 966. 1 
 Same. N. Y., 1855-61. 5 v. 966.3 
 
 John Bunyan. In New biographies of illustrious 
 men. 547.7 
 
 John Hampden. Lord Burleigh. N.Y.,i878. 1549.36 
 John Milton. Boston, 1877. 1549.13 
 
 John Milton [and] Lord Byron. N.Y., 1878. 1549.35 
 Life and letters. By his nephew G. Otto Trevelyan. 
 N. Y., 1876. 2v. Portr. 1 532.1 
 
 McCabe 
 
 Same. Leipzig, 1876. 4 v. in 2. Portr. 1528.20 
 
 Reviewed by (jladslone in his Hellenic tictor in the eastern 
 problem [1957. aa], and in his Gleanings from past years, 
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 Life and writings of Addison. N. Y., 1878. 1549.29 
 Lord Clive. N. Y., 1878. 1549.30 
 
 Machiavelli ; Horace Walpole. N. Y.. 1878. 1549.38 
 Memoir of Goldsmith. In Goldsmith's Poetical 
 works. i3'7" 
 
 Same. In Goldsmith's Select poems. 1875. 1358.19 
 Same. In New biographies of illustrious men. 547.7 
 Oliver Goldsmith ; John Bunyan ; Madame D'Ar- 
 blay. N. Y., 1878. 1544.9 
 Reviews and essays from " the Edinburgh." Lon- 
 don. [187-.'] [Beeton's Books forall time.] 1816.28 
 
 Contents. — Brief memoirs of lord Macaulay. Milton. 
 Machiavelli. Hallam. Southey. Robert Njontgomery. 
 Byron. Samuel Johnson. John Bunyan. John Hampderi. 
 Samuel Johnson. In New biographies of illustrious 
 men. 547.7 
 
 Speeches. Leipzig, 1853. 1966.4 
 
 Speeches and poems, with the report and notes on 
 the Indian penal code. N. Y., 1867. 2 v. 181 5.6 
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 M'Cartney, Washington, 1812-1856. Origin and 
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 Maechetta, Blanche Roosevelt, born Tucker. Home 
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 Matthew of Westminster. The flowers of history, 
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 Memoirs of a Huguenot family. Fontaine, J. 
 
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 Memoirs of a working man. [Anon.] Carter, 
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 Memoirs of an Arabian princess. [Anon.] Ruete, 
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 Military operations and events on the borders of Missouri, 
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 Memorable women. Crosland, Camilla. 1539-4 
 Memories of fifty years. Wallack, J. J. 1889. 
 
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 Memories of the men who saved the Union. Piatt, 
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 Men and manners in America one hundred years 
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 Men and mysteries of Wall street. Medbery, J. K. 
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 Men of invention and industry. Smiles, S. 1885. 
 
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 Men of our times. Stowe, Harriet B. 1522.8 
 
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 Oddities of history. Timbs, J. 1872. 909.16 
 O'Donnell, Leopold, count of Lucena and duke of 
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 Offlcep of the U. S. army. See Waters, W. E. 
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 Oglethorpe, James Edward, 1698-1785. 
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 King, R. Ohio: first fruits of the ordinance of 1787. 230.16 
 
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 HiLIiKETH, S. P. Pioneer history : an account of the first 
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 Ojibway Indians. See Chippewa Indians. 
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 O'Kelly, James J. The Mambi-land, or adventures 
 
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 Oken, Lorenz, pseud. See Ockenfuss, Lorenz. 
 
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 Olaf the saint, king of Norway, 992-1030. 
 
 Brooks, E. S. Historic boys. 
 
 Old and new London. Thornbury, G. W. 
 
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 Old bell of Independence. See Watson, 
 
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 Old country life. Baring-Gould, Sabine. 
 
 Old court life in France. Elliot, Frances. 1873.2006. 
 
 Old court suburb. The. Hunt, J. H. Leigh. 903.20 
 
 Old England. Hoppin, J. M. 1867. 
 
 Old England and New England. Bunn, A 
 
 'old forest ranger, The. Campbell, W. 1869. 
 
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 Old landmarks and histori 
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 Preseott, William Hickling, 1796-1859. Biograph- 
 ical and critical miscellanies. N. Y., 1845. 872.2 
 Same. Biographical and critical essays. London, 
 1856. 865.4 
 
 Contents. — Charles Brockden Brown. Asylum for the 
 blind. Irving's Conquest of Granada. Cervantes. Sir 
 Walter Scott. Chateaubriand's English literature. Ban- 
 croft's United States. Madame Calderon's Life in Mexico. 
 Moliire. Italian narrative poetry. Poetry and romance of 
 the Italians. Scottish song. Da Ponte's Observations. 
 
 History of the conquest of Mexico. Edited by J. 
 F. Kirk. London, i860. 3 V. 257.1 
 
 Same. Phila. [Cop. 1873.] 3 v. 252.1 
 
 History of the conquest of Peru, with a preliminary 
 view of the civilization of the Incas. N. Y., 1847. 
 2 V. 252.3 
 
 Same. London, 1858. 2 v. 258.7 
 
 Reviewed by Whipple in his Essays and reviews, vol. 2 
 [875.12.2]. 
 
 Life of Charles Brockden Brown. In Sparks's 
 Library of American biography, vol. i. 529.1. i 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous American authors. 1557.21 
 
 Harris, Amanda B. American authors for young folks. 
 
 1557-27 
 
 Presidential election, 1876. 
 
 Gibson, A. M. A political crime : the history of the great 
 fraud. 1885. 214.12 
 
 Presidential elections. 
 
 Roberts, W. C. The leading orators of twenty-five cam- 
 paigns. 1884. 211. 13 
 Stan WOOD, E. History of presidential elections. 1884. 210.39 
 See also Electoral system of the U. S. 
 
 Presidential government. 
 
 Freeman, E. A. Historical essays, vol. i. 1826.4.1 
 
 - Select historical essays. 1818.16 
 
 Presidents of the United States. 
 
 Chaplin, Rev. J. Chips from the White house. 1881.18g7.11 
 PlERSON, Helen W. Lives of the presidents of the United 
 States. [1885-] 1531-8 
 
 Tileston, E. G. Handbook of the administrations of the 
 United States. 1871. 219.8 
 
 See also Stoddard, W. O. Lives of the presidents. 
 
 Presidents' wives. 
 
 Gordon, Lydia L. From lady Washington to Mrs. Cleve- 
 land. 1889. 1557-27 
 Holloway, Laura C. The ladies of the White house. 
 1872. 533-10 
 - Same. [With additions.] 18S6. 530.i4 
 
 Press, Freedom of the. 
 
 Hunt, F. K. The fourth estate: contributions towards a 
 history of newspapers, and of the liberty of the press. 1850. 
 2 V. 999-5 
 
 Ppessens6, Edmond Dehault de. Contemporary 
 portraits. Translated by Annie H. Holmden. IS. 
 Y., 1880. 1546-31 
 
 Contents. — Thiers. The antecedents of the Vatican council. 
 Strauss and Voltaire. The Culturkampf in Germany. Ar- 
 naud de L'Aric^ge. Bishop Dupanloup. A. Monod. A. 
 Vinet. Vcrny and Robertson. 
 
 In several of these papers the polity of the various parties of 
 the Catholic church is discussed by the author, who is a 
 Protestant clergyman in Paris. 
 
 The early years of Christianity. Trans, by Annie 
 Harwood. The martyrs and apologists. N. Y., 
 1871. 115-17 
 
 Pretender. See James Francis Edward Stuart. 
 Pretender, The young. SeeCharles Edward Stuart. 
 Price, Edward. Norway and its scenery. Com- 
 prising the journal of a tour by Edward Price, with 
 additions. Edited by Thomas Forester. London, 
 1853. 825.7 
 
 Price, Sir Rose Lambart, bart. The two Americas ; 
 an account of sport and travel [1874-75]. With 
 notes on men and manners in North and South 
 America. Phila., 1877. lUus. 1641.11 
 
 Prichard, James Cowles, 178&-1848. An analysis 
 of the Egyptian mythology, in which the philosophy 
 and the superstitions of the ancient Egyptians are 
 compared with those of the Indians and other 
 nations of antiquity. Added, a translation of the 
 preliminary essay prefixed to the German ed. of the 
 same work. By James Yates. London, 1838. 1083.9 
 Prideaux, John, bishop of Worcester, 1578-1650. 
 
 Davenport, R. A. Lives of individuals who raised them- 
 selves from poverty to eminence or fortune. 379-13 
 
 Priest, The, the Puritan and the preacher. Ryle, 
 Rev. J. C. 1855. 1088.33 
 
 Priestcraft. 
 
 Howitt, W. History of priestcraft in all ages and nations. 
 1857. 2104.4 
 
 Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804. 
 
 Biographies of eminent men from the thirteenth century, 
 vol. 4. 839.6.4 
 
 Brougham, lord. Lives of men of letters and science, 
 who flourished in the time of George III. 1845. 547-3 
 
 Hu.XLEY, T. H. Science and culture. 1882. 140-16 
 
 Martineau, J. The hfe, character and works of Dr. 
 Priestley. In his Miscellanies. 1086.17 
 
 Primary history. A, of the United States. For 
 intermediate classes. N. Y., 1S85. lUus. 210.46 
 Prime, Edward Dorr Griffm. Around the world : 
 sketches of travel through many lands and over 
 many seas [1869-70]. N. Y., 1872. Illus. 657-24 
 Prime, Samuel Irena^us. The Alhambra and the 
 Kremlin. The south and the north of Europe. 
 N. Y. [1873.] Illus. 1679.8 
 
 The Bible in the Levant; or the life and letters of 
 C. N. Righter, agent of the American Bible society 
 in the Levant. N. Y., 1859. 688.9 
 
 Prime, William Cowper. Biographical sketch of 
 George B. McClellan. In McClellan's own story. 
 1887. 214.14 
 
 Boat life in Egypt and Nubia. N. Y., 1857. 698.8 
 Tent life in the Holy Land. N. Y., 1858. Illus. 686.7 
 Prime ministers of queen Victoria. Smith, G. B. 
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 Campbell, John, marquis of Lome. Viicount Palmerston, 
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 Tk.Ml 1., Henry Duff. The marquis of Salisbury. 1891. 
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 Primeval man. Campbell, G. D., 8th duke of 
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 Primitive manners and customs. Farrer, J. A. 
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 Prince, Thomas, 1687-1758. New England chro- 
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 Cox. S. S. ITic Isles of the princes ; or, the pleasures of 
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 Princesses of England. 
 
 Gkke.s, Mary A. li. Lives of the princesses of England. 
 
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 Prlngle, Sir John, bart., 1707-1782. 
 
 Crioiiion. .•\. Converts from infidelity, vol. I. 830.28.1 
 
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 C<>x, S. S. The Isles of the princes; or, the pleasures of 
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 Pkakson, E. C. Gutenberg, and the art of printing. 1871. 
 
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 Stark, A. Printing: its antecedents, origin, history, and 
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 Prior, Sir James, 1790-1869. Memoir of the 
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 MiLI'ORD, J. Life. Portr. In Prior's Political works, vol. i. 
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 Dixon, \V. H. John Howard, and the prison-world of 
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 Proctor, Edna Dean. A Russian journey. Bos- 
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 Proctor, Richard A. The great pyramid. Ob- 
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 AnTHON, C. E. a pilgrimage to Treves, through the valley 
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 Public schools of England. 
 
 Pascoe, C. E. Every day life at Eton, Harrow, Rugby, and 
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 Pulchcpla Augusta, empress of the East, 399-453. 
 
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 Pulpit, The, of the American revolution. Thornton, 
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 Pulsifep, David, 1802-. Account of tlie battle of 
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 885.1.I 
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 living. 
 
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 L/JDGE, E. Portraits, vol. 6. 815.1.6 
 
 Russell, Francis, 4th earl of Bedford, -1641. 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 4. 815.14 
 
 Russell, Francis, 5th duke of Bedford, 1765-1802. 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 8. 815.1.8 
 
 Russell, (jeorge William Erskine. The right honour- 
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 Russell, John, 1st earl of Bedford, -1555. 
 
 l.ipln;!;, K. Ponrails, vol. I. 615.1.1 
 
 Russell, John, 4lh duke and 8th earl of Bedford, 
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 Brougham, lord. Historical sketches of statesmen. 1845. 
 
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 Ritchie. J. E. Modern statesmen. 555-7 
 
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 Russell, John, A.M. HIstorv' of the United States 
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 Russell, John, of Edinburgh. A tour in Germany, 
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 Same. Newed. Edinb., 1828. 2 v. (Constable's 
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 Russell, Lucy, born Harington, countess of Bed- 
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 Lodge. E. Portraits, vol. 3. 815.1.3 
 
 Russell, Michael, 1 781 -1848. History and present 
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 History of ancient and modern Egypt : Its temples 
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 Life of Oliver Cromwell. Edinburgh, 1829. 2 v. 
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 Same. N. Y., 1852. 2 v. 810.62 
 
 Nubia and Abyssinia: history, antiquities, arts, 
 religion, literature, and natural history. N. Y. 
 [1833.] Illus. 810.61 
 
 Palestine: or, the Holy Land. London, 1857. 947.16 
 Same. N. Y. Illus. 810.33 
 
 Polynesia ; or, an account of the principal islands in 
 the South sea. Including New Zealand. N. Y., 
 1848. 820.55 
 
 View of ancient and modern Egypt ; with an outline 
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 Russell, Rachel Wrlotliesley, lady, 1636-1723. 
 Letters of Rachel, lady Russell. Phila., 1854. 596.2 
 Cochrane, R. Earnest lives. 1881. '547-7 
 
 CroslaND, Camilla. Memorable women. 5th ed. 1539-4 
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 Russell, Thomas, collector of the port of Boston. 
 Incidents and anecdotes. Father Taylor, the sailor 
 preacher. By G. Ha\-en and T. Russell. Boston, 
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 Life and public services of Henry Wilson. By E. 
 Nason and T. Russell. Boston, '1876. 1528.19 
 
 Russell, William, ist duke of Bedford, 1614-1700. 
 
 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 6. 815.1.6 
 
 Russell, William, lord Russell, 1639-1683. 
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 Lodge. E. Portraits, vol. 6. 815.1.6 
 
 Russell, William, 1741-1793. History of modern 
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 Russell, William. Eccentric personages. N. Y., 
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 wood. Beau Brummell. Lady Hester Stanhope. Beau 
 Nash. Sir Gerald Massey. Margaret Fuller. The earl of 
 Peterborough. Sir Samuel Smith. Amazon Snell. Captain 
 
 278
 
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 Russia 
 
 Mowbray. Daniel De Foe. John Loftus. Jonathan Swift. 
 Lady Mary Wortley Montague. Christina of Sweden. 
 John Abernethy. Captain Morris. J. M. W. Turner. Lord 
 Norbury. The chevalier D'Eon. Joseph Balsamo. 
 Thomas, marquis of Wharton and Malmesbury. PhiHp, dulie 
 of Wharton and Northumberland. Bamfylde Moore Carew. 
 Monsieur Blaise. Madame de Genlis. The lady-witch. A 
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 Sir Thom.as Lawrence. Wilkie. Napoleon. Byron. 
 Wellington. Peel. Louis Philippe. William Ellery Chan- 
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 E.xtraordinary women : their girlhood and early life. 
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 EHzabeth. Madam de SiSvigne. Isabella of Castile. Anne 
 Boleyn. Lady Jane Grey. Mary queen of Scots. Lady 
 Mary Wortley Montague. Marie-Antoinette. Mrs. Siddons. 
 Madame de Stael-Holstein. Charlotte Corday. Madame 
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 Russell, William Claris. A book for the hammock. 
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 Old sea ordnance. The honour of the flag. The naval 
 officer's spirit. Women as sailors. Fighting smugglers. 
 Sea phrases. Then and now. Costly shipwrecks. Curi- 
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 Strange craft. Mysterious disappearances. Rich captures. 
 Peculiarities of rig. How the old navigators managed. 
 Plates and rivets. French smacksmen. Old sea customs. 
 Who is Vanderdecken ? 
 
 Horatio Nelson and the naval supremacy of Eng- 
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 William Dampier. London, 1889. Portr. [English 
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 RiDEING, W. H. The boyhood of living authors. 1557-25 
 
 Russell, William Howard. General Todleben's 
 history of the defence of Sebastopol. 1854-5. A 
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 Same. N. Y., 1865. 936.1 
 
 Pictures of Southern life, social, political and 
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 The prince of Wales' tour : a diary in India ; with 
 some account of the visits to Greece, Egypt, Spain 
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 Six months at the Cape ; or, letters to Periwinkle 
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 Six old English chronicles. Giles, J. A., editor. 846.4 
 Six weeks in the saddle. Waller, S. E. 1874. 1666.19 
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 Christian and the Turk ; travels in the regions of 
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 Sketches abroad with pen and pencil. Darley, P. 
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 Sketches and rambles. Headley. J. T. 1850. 1666.4 
 
 Confined principally to Paris and England. 
 Sketches, by a traveller. Holbrook, S. P. 1830. 
 
 878.15 
 Sketches from English history. Wheeler, A. M., 
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 Sketches 
 
 Slavonic 
 
 Sketches of America. Fearon, H. B. 1819. 624.15 
 Sketches of popular tumults ; illustrative of tlie 
 evils of social ignorance. London, 1837. 134.16 
 
 Sketches of [American] public characters. Knapp, 
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 Sketches of the lives of distinguislied females, 
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 Sketches of the women of Cliristendom. Charles, 
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 Sketches of travel. King, H. 1878. 1657.19 
 
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 Skinner, J. E. Hilary. After the storm ; or, 
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 Skye, island of. 
 
 Smith, A. A summer in Skye. 1865. 664.13 
 
 Skyring, G. W. James Keyworth, a witness for 
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 Slade, Daniel Denison. Twelve days in the saddle. 
 A journey on horseback in New England during the 
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 1637.22 
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 Clarke, L., and Clarke, M. Narratives of the sufferings 
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 Clark, R. W. The African slave trade, [i860.] 2109.3 
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 Arnold, I. N. History of Abraham Lincoln, and the 
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 Cobb, J. B. Slavery and the slave trade in the District of 
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 Conway, M. D. The golden hour. 1862. 298.16 
 
 - The rejected stone : or insurrection vs. resurrection in 
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 Drew, B. A north-side view of slavery. The refugee : or 
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 Edwards, B. B. Slavery in ancient Greece; Roman 
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 Ellison, T. Slavery and secession in America : historical 
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 Sherman, H. Slavery in the United States of America. 
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 Sumner, C. The barbarism of slavery. Speech on the 
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 Smeaton, John, 1724-1702. Smeaton and light- 
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 BlOGKAI'lIIES of eminent men from the thirteenth century, 
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 Cahi.nf.t portrait g.illcry of British worthies, vol. 12. 840.10.12 
 Men Mho have risen. S5i-'8; 557.3 
 
 SMtl.KS, S. Lives of the engineers, vol. 2. 1874. 1537.1.2 
 STOKV, The, of John Smeaton and the Eddystone light- 
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 Smedes, Susan Dabney. Memorials of a Southern 
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 Smedley, Rev. Edward, 1789-1836. History of 
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 Sketches from Venetian history. London, 1831, 
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 Same. N. Y., 1846. 2 v. 810.49 
 - and others. The occult sciences. Sketches of the 
 traditions and superstitions of past times, and the 
 marvels of the present day. By Edward Smedley, 
 W. Cooke Taylor, Henry Thompson, and Elihu 
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 Smiles, Robert. David Livingstone. London, 
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 Smiles, Samuel, 1816-. Brief biographies. Bos- 
 ton, 1861. Portrs. 589.18 
 
 Contents. — Watt. Stephenson. Dr. Arnold. Hugh Miller. 
 Richard Cobden. Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. Francis 
 jefTrey. Ebenezer Elliott. Borrow. Audubon. William 
 Nlacgillivray. Lord John Russell. Benjamin Disraeli. 
 Gladstone. Hawthorne. Carlyle. John Sterling. Leigh 
 Hunt. Hartley Coleridge. Dr. Kitto. Foe. Theodore 
 Hook. Dr. Andrew Combe. Browning. Edwin Chadwick. 
 Robert NicoU. Samuel Bamford. John Clare. Gerald 
 Massey. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Francis Brown. 
 Sarah Margaret Fuller. Sarah Martin. Harriet Martineau. 
 Mrs. Chisholm. 
 
 The Huguenots : their settlements, churches, and 
 industries in England and Ireland. With an ;tp- 
 
 Pendix relating to tlie Huguenots in America [by G. 
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 The Huguenots in France after the revocation of the 
 Edict of Nantes : with a visit to the country of the 
 Vaudois. N. Y., 1874. Maps. 2094.8 
 
 Industrial biography : iron workers and tool makers. 
 London, i86j. 557-19 
 
 Jasmin, barber, poet, philanthropist. N. Y., 1892. 
 Portr. 1547.28 
 
 Life of a Scotch naturalist : Thom.is Edward. [Also, 
 Appendi.x. The fauna of Banflshire, by T. Edward.] 
 N. Y., 1877. Illus. 1546.30 
 
 Life of George Stephenson, railway engineer. Bos- 
 ton, i8;8. 588.4 
 Same. Boston, 1862. 1 588.1 
 Lives of the engineers. New ed. London, 1874-79. 
 ; V. Illus. >537.i 
 Contents. — fi.) E.irly engineering. Vermuydcn. Myddel- 
 ton. Perry. James Brindley. [sA Harbours. Lighthouses. 
 Bridges. Smeaton and Rennie. [3.] Hisit)ry of roatls. Mct- 
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 [5.] The locomotive. George and Robert Stephenson. 
 
 Men of invention and industry. N. Y., 1885. 1538.17 
 
 Contents. — Phine.as Pett. beginnings of English ship-build- 
 ing. Francis J*ettil Smith, practical introducer of the screw 
 propeller. John Harrison, inventor of the m.arine chro- 
 nometer. John Lon^be, introducer of the silk industry into 
 England. William Murdock. Frederick Koenig, inventor 
 of the steam-printing machine. The Walters of " The 
 Times ; " invention of the Walter press. William Clowes, 
 introducer of book-printing by steam. Charles Bianconi. 
 Industry in Ireland. Ship-building in BeU.ist, by E. J. Har- 
 land. Astronomers and students in humble life. 
 
 A publisher and his friends. Memoir and corre- 
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 origin and progress of the house, 1768-1843. Lon- 
 don, 1891. Portrs. 542.24 
 -ed. Round the world. N. Y. [1871.] Illus. 
 
 646.22 
 Round the world ; including a residence in Victoria, 
 and a journey across North America. [1868-71.] 
 By a boy. Ed. by Samuel Smiles. London, 1880. 
 Ilfus. 646.23 
 
 Smith, Abigail, born Adams, 1765-181?. Journal 
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 John Ad.ims. Ed. by her daughter [C. A. De 
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 Smith, Adam, 1723-1790. 
 
 BlOclRAl'llIES of eminent men from the thirteenth 
 vol. 3. 
 
 Edgar, J. G. Footprints of famous men. 1854. 548.16; 551.13 
 FarRER, ). a. Adam Smith. 1881. 1523.22 
 
 Stewart, D. Account of the life and writings of Ad.am 
 Smith. In Smith's Theory of the moral sentiments. 1887. 
 
 817.10 
 
 Smith, Albert, 1816-1860. Mont Blanc. With a 
 memoir of the author by Edmund Yates. London. 
 [i860.] Illus. 669.18 
 
 A month at Constantinople. 3d ed. London, 1851. 
 
 689.20 
 Smith, Alexander, a mutineer 
 
 217.18 
 
 century, 
 839.6.3 
 
 i76o?-i829. Aleck, and the 
 
 of the " Bounty." 
 
 mutineers of the 
 
 2089.3 
 
 Smith, captain of the 
 
 Bounty. Boston, 1855. 
 Sargent, C. L. Life of Alexande 
 
 island of Pitcairn ; one of the mutineers on board his maj- 
 esty's ship Bounty. 1819. 519.5 
 
 Smith, Alexander, 1829-1867. A summer in Skye. 
 Boston, 1865. 664.13 
 
 Smith, Charles Manby. Curiosities of London 
 life. London, 1853. 884.17 
 
 Smith, Charlotte, born Turner, 1749-1806. 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia. English women of letters. 589.30 
 
 Smith, Dexter. Cyclopedia of Boston and vicin- 
 ity. [2d edition.] Boston. [Cop. 1887.] 229.26 
 Smith, Edmund, 1668-1710. 
 
 [OIINSoN, S. Lives of the most eminent English poets. 
 
 5S2.11.2; 586.20; 586.22.2; 589.26.1 
 
 Smith, Eli, D.D., 1801-1857. Biblical researches 
 in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petra>a. By 
 Edw.ird Robinson and Eli Smith. A journal of 
 travels in 1838. Boston, 1841. 3 v. 684.4 
 
 Biblical researches in Palestine and the adjacent 
 regions; a journal of travels in 1838 and 1852. 
 London, 1856. 3 V. 1103.7 
 
 20G
 
 I 
 
 i 

 
 Smith 
 
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 Smith, Elias, 1769-1846. The life, conversion, 
 preaching, travels, and sufferings of Elias Smith. 
 Written by himself. Portsmouth, N. H., 1816. 539.8 
 Smith, Elizabeth, 177(5-1806. Fragments in prose 
 and verse. With some account of her life and 
 character, by H. M. Bowdler. Boston, 1810. 599.7 
 Smith, Sir Francis Pettit, 1808-1874. 
 Smiles, S. Men of invention and industry. 18S5. 1538.17 
 
 Smith, Francis Hopkinson. Well worn roads of 
 Spain, Holland, and Italy, traveled by a painter in 
 search of the picturesque. Boston, 1887. 1676.16 
 A white umbrella in Mexico. Boston, 1889. 1633.27 
 Smith, Franklin Whitall, 1854-1872. 
 
 Smith, Helen W. The record of a happy Hfe: memo- 
 rials of Franklin Whitall Smith. 1873. I536>4 
 
 Smith, George, 1840-1876. Assyria from the ear- 
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 N. Y., 1876. Illus. [Ancient history from the 
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 Smith, George, D.D., bishop of Victoria, 181 5- 
 
 1871. A narrative of an exploratory visit to each 
 of the consular cities of China, and to the islands 
 of Hong Kong andChusan, in behalf of the Church 
 missionary society, 1844-46. N. Y., 1847. 696.14 
 Smith, George Barnett. Half-hours with some 
 famous ambassadors. London. [1883?] 1538.21 
 Life and speeches of John Bright. N. Y., 1881. 
 Portr. 581.4 
 Life of her majesty queen Victoria. Jubilee ed. 
 London, 1887. Portrs. 530.12 
 Life of William Ewart Gladstone. N. Y., 1880. 
 Portrs. 541.20 
 Poets and novelists : a series of literary studies. 
 N. Y., 1876. 1546.8 
 
 Contents. — Thackeray. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Thomas 
 Love Peacock. Hawthorne. The Brontes. Fielding. 
 Buchanan. English fugitive poets. 
 
 The prime ministers of queen Victoria. London, 
 1886. 530.11 
 
 Contents. — Lord Melbourne. Sir Robert Peel. Earl Rus- 
 sell. The earl of Derby. The earl of Aberdeen. Lord 
 Palmerston. The earl of Beaconsfield. Mr. Gladstone. 
 The marquis of Salisbury. List of the administrations dur- 
 ing the reign of Victoria. Principal acts passed during her 
 majesty's reign. 
 
 William 1, and the German empire. A biographical 
 and historical sketch. Chicago, 1888. 530.39 
 
 Smith, Gerard William. Painting : Spanish and 
 French. N. Y., 1884. Portrs. [Illustrated hand- 
 books of art history.] 200.36 
 Smith, Goldwin, 1823-. Cowper. N. Y., 1880. 
 [English men of letters.] 1544-46 
 Three English statesmen : a courseof lectures on the 
 political history of England. N. Y., 1867. 1988.1 
 
 Contents. — Pyni. Cromwell. Pitt. 
 
 Smith, H. I. See Schmidt, Henry Immanuel. 
 Smith, H. Perry. The modern babes in the wood ; 
 or, summerings in the wilderness. Added, A guide 
 to the Adirondacks. By E. R. Wallace. Hartford, 
 
 1872. 1706.3 
 Smith, Helen Ainslie. The great cities of the modern 
 world. By Hazel Shepard [pseud.]. N. Y. [1885.] 
 Illus. 1651.8 
 History of Russia in words of one syllable. N. Y., 
 [1887.] Illus. 910.41 
 Stories of persons and places in America. N. Y. 
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 Smith, Helen W. The record of a happy life: be- 
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 mother, H. W. S. Phila., 1873. Portr. 1536.4 
 Smith, Herbert Huntington. Brazil : the Amazons 
 and the coast. N. Y., 1S79. Illus. 1651.4 
 
 297 
 
 Smith, Horace, 1779-1849, and James, 1775-1839. 
 
 Sargent, E. Biographical memoir [of Horace and James 
 Smith.] In their Poetical works. 1857. 324-14 
 
 - Same. In their Rejected addresses : and other poems. 
 
 i860. 
 
 1327.1 
 
 Smith, James, 1775-1839. Memoirs, letters, and 
 comic miscellanies, in prose and verse. Edited by his 
 brother, Horace Smith. Phila., 1841. 2v. ini. 1516.7 
 Smith, Sir James Edward, M.D. Memoir and cor- 
 respondence. Ed. by lady Smith. London, 1832. 
 2 V. Illus. 573.7 
 
 Smith, Jane Mary Fowler. Journal of the lady 
 Beatrix Graham, sister to the marquis of Montrose. 
 By Mrs. Fowler Smith. With a preface by [Char- 
 lotte M.] Yonge. 2d ed. London, 1875. 1491.14 
 Smith, Jeremiah, LL.D., 1759-1842. 
 
 MORISON, J. H. Life of Jeremiah Smith, LL.D. . . chief 
 justice of New Hampshire, etc. 1845. S23.19 
 
 Smith, Jerome Van Crowninshield. A pilgrimage 
 to Egypt, embracing a diary of explorations on the 
 Nile. Boston, 1852. Illus. 698.18 
 
 Turkey and the Turks. Boston, 1854. 918.12 
 
 Smith, Capt. John, 1579-1631. 
 
 AliAMS, Henry. Captain John Smith. In Adams, C. F.. jr., 
 and Adams, H. Chapters of Erie and other essays. 1871. 
 
 238.21 
 ASHTON, J. The adventures and discourses of Captain 
 John Smith. 1522.32 
 
 Hill, G. C. Capt. John Smith. 1858. 528.13 
 
 HILLARD, George S. Life. 529.1.2 
 
 Warner, C. D. Captain John Smith. 1881. 1526.25 
 
 Smith, Mrs. John A. Letters from Eui-ope to the 
 children. Uncle John upon his travels. Compiled 
 by aunt Esther. Chicago, 1870. Illus. 648.17 
 
 Smith, John Cotton, governor of Connecticut, 
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 an eulogy before the Connecticut historical society, 
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 898.6 
 Smith, John Thomas. A book for a rainy day ; 
 or, recollections of the events of the last sixty-six 
 years [1766-1833]. London, 1845. 997.io 
 
 Smith, Joseph, Mormon, 1805-1844. 
 
 Mayhew, H. The Mormons; with memoirs of the life and 
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 879.12 
 
 Smith, Joseph Brown. 
 
 Heywood, J. Discourse on the life and character of Joseph 
 Brown Smith. In Kane's The golden sunset. 1867. 1536.5 
 
 Smith, Joseph Edward Adams. Taghconic ; the 
 romance and beauty of the hills. By Godfrey 
 Greylock [pseud.]. Boston, 1879. 1648.15 
 
 Treats of the scenery and historical associations of the Berk- 
 shire hills. 
 
 Smith, Joshua Toulmin. The discovery of America 
 by the Northmen in the tenth century. 2ded. Lon- 
 don, 1842. 309.6 
 Smith, Melancthon, U. S. N., 1810-. 
 
 Headley, J. T. Farragut and our naval commanders, 
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 Smith, Philip, headmaster of the Millhill school. 
 The student's ancient history. The ancient history 
 of the East. From the earliest times to the conquest 
 lay Alexander the great. Illus. 3d ed. London, 
 1881. [Student's series.] 955-io 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1884. [Student's series.] 955. u 
 Smith, Philip H. Acadia. A lost chapter in Ameri- 
 can history. Pawling, N. Y., 1884. Illus. 261.2 
 Smith, Philip Vernon. History of the English in- 
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 Smith, Reginald Bosworth. Life of lord Lawrence. 
 N. Y., 1883. 2v. Illus. 532.6
 
 Smith 
 
 Society 
 
 Rome and Carthage. Tlie Punic wars. N. Y. 
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 Smith, Sir Samuel. 
 
 Ki SSKI.I., \V. Kccentric porsoniiges. 5^-'9 
 
 Smith, S. Compton. Chile con carne ; or, the camp 
 aiiathetielJ. N. Y., 1857. 62}. 19 
 
 Inoiili-nls of llic Mexican war. 
 
 Smith, Sarah Lanman, born Huniington. 
 
 l.i>liY. 1). C. DaiiKlili-rs of ttu- cross. 1855. 569.9 
 
 lliH.>KKR, t:. W. Memoir of Mrs. &ir.ih L. Huniington 
 Smith, Uite of Ihe American mission in Syria. 3d cd. [1845.] 
 
 1107.18 
 Smith, Solomon Franklin. Theatrical manage- 
 nient in the west anJ soutli lor thirty years. N. Y., 
 i>s<kS. lilus. 1562.1 
 
 Smith, SvJnev, 1771-1845- WorUs. Phila., 1844. 
 i V. 867.3 
 
 Cont.iin5. besides his essays, many reviews of historical and 
 l>iot;ra|>hical works. 
 
 i;iLHl.Lj\N, G. Modem literature and literary men. 548.3 
 HavwaRD, .X. Selected essays, vol. I. 1879. 1897.7 
 
 Hol.I.ANl>, Seba S., lady. Memoir. 1855. 2 v. 583.1B; 583.19 
 Lucas, S. Eminent men and popular books. 1859. 549-33 
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 Mason, E. T. Personal traits of British authors, vol. 4. 
 
 1524.21.4 
 M11.NES, R. M., baron Houghton. Monographs, personal 
 and social. 1528.14 
 
 RElii, S. J. Sketch of the life and times of Sydney Smith. 
 1885. 53I-" 
 
 THOMSON, Katherine and J. C. Tlie wits and beaux of so- 
 ciety, vol. 2. 555.1.2:1545.8 
 Wmi'lM.E, E. P. Ess.-iys and reviews, vol. i. 875,12.1 
 
 Smith, T[homas?] Roger, and Slater, John. 
 Ardiitecture, classic and early Christian. N. Y., 
 iSSi. [Illustrated handbooks of art history.] 
 
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 Stapleton, Augustus Granville. George Canning 
 and his limes. London, 1859. 567.1 
 Stark, Adam, 1784-1867. Printing: its antece- 
 dents, origin, history, and results. London, 1855. 
 
 No. 5 in 1655.25 
 Stark, Caleb, 1805-1864. Memoir and ofticial cor- 
 respondence of Gen. John Stark, with notices of 
 other officers of the Revolution. Also, a biography 
 of Phineas Stevens, and of Robert Rogers. Con- 
 cord, i860. Portr. 522.11 
 Stark, Gen. John, 1728-1822. 
 
 Everett, E. Life. 529.1.1 
 
 Heaiiley, J. T. Washington and his generals. 516.1 
 
 .Stark, C. Memoir and ofticial correspondence of Gen. 
 John Stark. 1S60. 522.11 
 
 Stamina, Gherardo, 1 354-1408? 
 
 Vasari, G. Lives of the painters, sculptors, and architects, 
 
 vol. I. 848.6.1 
 
 Starr, Eliza Allen. Pilgrims and shrines. Chi- 
 cago, 1883. 2 V. Illus. 1664.19 
 Stars and stripes. The, in rebeldom. Bates, W. C, 
 ed. 1862. 25.29 
 State trials. 
 
 TOWNSEND, W. C. Modem state trials. 1850. 2 v. 975.6 
 
 States of the church. 
 
 Gladstone, W. E. Gleanings of past years, vol. 4. 1548.16.4 
 
 States of the United States. 
 
 American's, The. guide, containing the constitutions of the 
 several states comprising the Union, etc. 299.7 
 
 Constitutions, The, of the several states of the Union and 
 United States. 1853. 282.8 
 
 Statesmen. 
 
 Boi.TON, Sarah K. Famous American statesmen. [1888.] 
 
 15544 
 Brougham, lord. Historical sketches of statesmen who 
 flourished in the time of George III. 1845. 6 v. 840.5 
 
 -Same. 1855,56. 3 V. 568.7 
 
 Crowe, E. E., and James, G. P. R. Lives of foreign states- 
 men. 5 v. 388.7 
 EORSTER, J., and others. Lives of eminent British states- 
 men. 1831-39. 7 V. 388.6 
 HIGGINSON, T. W. English statesmen. 1875. 1536.15 
 Ritchie. J. E. Modern statesmen. 555-7 
 Smith, G. B. The prime ministers of queen Victoria. i836. 
 
 530. n
 
 I
 
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 Stephen 
 
 station amusements in New Zealand. Broome, 
 Mary A., lady. 1874. 1654.9 
 
 Station life in New Zealand. Broome, IWarv A., 
 lady. f654.8 
 
 Staunton, Sidney A. The war in Tong-King. 
 Wliv the French are in Tong-King, and what they 
 are doing there. Boston, 1884. Illus. 93o-3 
 
 Stead, Richard. Switzerland. By Lina Hug and 
 R. Stead. N. Y., 1890. [The story of the na- 
 tions.] Illus. 910.55 
 Stead, William Thomas. Truth about Russia. 
 London, 1888. 940.40 
 Pages 393-457 contain five chapters on " Count Tolstoi and 
 his gospel." 
 
 Steam navigation. 
 
 Knox, T. W. Life of Fulton and a history of steam navi- 
 gation. 1886. 1542.42 
 
 Steamboats. 
 
 Westcott, T. Life of John Fitch, the inventor of the 
 steamboat, 1857, 525-5 
 
 Steamep-boolc, A. Helmuth, W. T. 1880. 660.28 
 Stebbing, Henry, D.D., 1799-1883. History of 
 chivalry and the crusades. Vol. 2. Edinburgh, 
 1830. [Constable's Miscellany, vol. 51.] 830.56.2 
 History of the Christian church. London, 1833, 34. 
 2 V. [Cabinet cyclop;tedia.] 388.1 
 
 History of the Reformation. London, 1836. 2 v. 
 [Cabinet cyclopedia.] 388.2 
 
 Stebbing-, William. Peterborough. London, 1890. 
 Portr. [English men of action.] 550.59 
 
 Stedman, Edmund Clarence. Elizabeth Barrett 
 Browning. Boston, 1877. Portr. 1549.16 
 
 Victorian poets. Boston, 1876. 1355.18 
 
 Contents. — The period. Walter Savage Landor. Thomas 
 Hood. Matthew Arnold. Bryan Waller Procter. Eliza- 
 beth Barrett Browning. .Alfred Tennyson. Tennyson and 
 Theocritus. The general choir. Robert Browning. L.itter- 
 day singers. Robert Buchanan. Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 
 William Morris. Algernon Charles Swinburne. Index, 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous American authors. 1557.21 
 
 RlDElNG, W. H. The boyhood of living authors. 1557-25 
 
 Steel, Katharine, born Fisher, -1785. 
 
 Ellet. Elizabeth F. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. 3. 538-I3-3 
 
 Steel, Robert, D.D. The achievements of youth. 
 London, 1890. 1554.24 
 
 Contents. — Young poets, prose writers, linguists, scientists, 
 painters, musical composers, military commanders, states- 
 men, divines. 
 
 Lives made sublime by faith and works. London. 
 
 577-13 
 Same. N. Y. illus. 577.i6 
 
 Contents. — Dudley A. Tyng. Ensign Marcus Cheek. James 
 Maitland Hog. Jonas Sugden. William Allen. Hugh Miller. 
 Sir Henry Havelock. Captain W. Thornton Bate. James 
 Stirling. Rev. Thomas diaries, of Bala. Robert Flockhart. 
 Rev. Benjamin Parsons. Rev. George Whitetield. James 
 Montgomery. 
 
 Steel. 
 
 Jeans, W. T. The creators of the age of steel. 1884. 190.66 
 Steele, Ashbel. Chief of the pilgrims : or, the life 
 and time of William Brewster. Phila., 1857. 223.15 
 Steele, Eliza R. The sovereigns of the Bible. N. 
 Y., 1869. Illus. 2108.4 
 
 Steele, Mrs. Elizabeth, -1791. 
 
 Ei.LET, Elizabeth F. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. I. 538. 13. 1 
 
 Steele, James W. Cuban sketches. N. Y., 1881. 
 
 1637.19 
 Steele, Joel Dorman, 1836-1886. Brief history of 
 ancient peoples. [Anon.] N. Y., 1881. [Barnes's 
 One-term series.] Illus. 950.5 
 
 Brief history of France. [Anon.] N. Y., 1877. 
 Illus. [Barnes's One-term history.] 2006.9 
 
 305 
 
 Brief history of Greece ; with readings from promi- 
 nent Greek historians. N. Y. [Cop. 1883.] Illus. 
 [Barnes's One-term series.] 950.10 
 
 Brief history of the United States. N. Y. [1885.] 
 Illus. [Barnes's Historical series.] 218.5 
 
 Popular history of the United States. N. Y. [1889.'] 
 
 241.10 
 -and Steele, Esther B. Brief history of Rome. 
 With select readings from standard authors. N. 
 Y. [Cop. 1885.] illus. [Barnes's One-term series.] 
 
 950.18 
 Steele, Sir Richard, 1671-1729. 
 
 DoBSON, H. A. Richard Steele. 1886. 1519-11 
 
 FORSTER, J. Sir Richard Steele. In his Historical and 
 biographical essays, vol. 2. 1858. 894.3.2 
 
 -Same. In his Oliver Cromwell [etc.]. i860. 577.9 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. The English humorists of the 
 eighteenth century. 586.1; 589.28 
 
 TUCKERMAN, H. T. Characteristics of literature, ser. 2. 
 
 S48-5.2 
 
 Steele, Thomas Sedgwick. Canoe and camera : a 
 tour through the Maine forests. N. Y., 1880. 1639.24 
 Paddle and portage, from Moosehead lake to the 
 Aroostook river, Maine. Boston, 1882. Illus. 1633. ii 
 Stefano, Tommaso di, 1301 ?-i35o ? 
 
 Vasari, G. Lives of the painters, sculptors, and architects, 
 vol. I. 848.6.1 
 
 Steffens, Henrik, 1 773-1845. Adventures on the 
 road to Paris, during the campaigns of 1813-14. 
 Extr.acted from [his] autobiography. Trans, from 
 the German. London, 1848. 899.12 
 
 On the state of feeling in Germany at the time of Napoleon's 
 occupation of the country. 
 
 The story of my career, as student at Freiberg and 
 Jena, and as professor at Halle, Breslau and Berlin. 
 Trans, by William Leonhard Gage. Boston, 1863. 
 
 551-25 
 Steggall, John H., 1789-. John H. Steggall: a 
 real history of a Suffolk man, who has been a gipsy, 
 a sailor, a soldier, a surgeon, [etc.]. Narrated by 
 himself. Ed. by the author of ' Margaret Catchpol.' 
 Enlarged ed. London, 1859. 589.21 
 
 Stein, Heinrich Friedrich Carl, Reichsfreiherr von. 
 
 Seeley, J. R. Life and times of Stein, or Germany and 
 Prussia in the Napoleonic age. 1879. 4 v. in 2. 1548.8 
 
 Steinmetz, Andrew. History of the Jesuits : from 
 the foundation of their society to its suppression by 
 Clement XIV. Phila., 1848. 2 v. 1095.7 
 
 Japan and her people. London, 1859. Illus. 938.14 
 The romance of duelling in all times and countries. 
 London, 1868. 2 v. 1918.3 
 
 Stendhal, pseud. See Beyle, Marie Henri. 
 Step, A, from the New world to the old, and back 
 again. Tappan, H. P. 1852. 2 v. 659.25 
 
 Stephen, king of England, -11 54. 
 Henry, archdeacon of Huntingdon. The chronicle of Henry 
 of Huntingdon, comprising the history of England from the 
 invasion of Julius Ca?sar to. the accession of Henry II. Also 
 the acts of Stephen, king of England. 1853. 856.3 
 
 Stephen, Caroline Emilia. French history for 
 Englisli children. By Sarah Brook [pseud.]. Lon 
 don, 1881. Maps. 1000.9 
 
 Stephen, Sir George, 1794-- Antislavery recol- 
 lections : in a series of letters, addressed to Mrs. 
 Beecher Stowe. London, 1854. 1089.17 
 
 Stephen, Sir James, 1 789-1859. Critical and mis- 
 cellaneous essays. Phila., 1843. 867.5 
 
 Contents. — Life of William Wilberforce. Lives of Whit- 
 field and Froude. D'Aubigne's History of the great Ref- 
 ormation. Life and times of Richard Baxter. Physical 
 theory of another life. The Port-Royalists. Ignatius Loyola 
 and his associates. Taylor's Edwin the Fair. 
 All reviews reprinted from the Edinburgh review. 
 
 Same. Boston, 1857. No. 2 in 1815.2
 
 Stephen 
 
 Stevenson 
 
 Lectures on the histor>' of France. N. Y., i8s2. 
 
 I002.f 
 
 Same. 3J ed. London, 1857. 2 v. 1002.2 
 
 Stephen, Leslie. Alexander Pope. N. Y., 1880. 
 
 [EiikIisIi men of letters.] n44.47 
 
 Hours in a librar\-. N. Y., 1875. 1828.18 
 
 Conlenls. — Ue Kpe's novels. Richardson's novels. Pope 
 as a moralist. Mr. Elwin's edition of Pope. Some words 
 about Sir Waller Scott. Nathaniel Hawthorne. Balzac's 
 novels. De Quincey. 
 
 Samuel Johnson. N. Y., 1878. [English men of 
 letters.] 1545-37 
 
 Swift. N. Y., 1882. [English men of letters.] 
 
 1540.50 
 Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883. Com- 
 pendium of the histoPv' of the United States to 1872. 
 New ed. N. Y., 1882. lUus. 210.12 
 
 Constitutional view of the late war between the 
 states. Phila. [1868, 70]. 2 v. Portr. Plate. 272.12 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. How success is won. [1885.] 1517.19 
 Carroll, H. twelve Americans. 1883. 1534.16 
 
 8.-\VA(;i:, |. Our living representative men. 527.19 
 
 Stephens, Charles Asbury. The Knockabout club 
 in the tropics. Adventures in New Mexico, Mexico, 
 and Central America. Boston, 1884. Illus. 662.2 
 Stephens, Frederick George. Memoir of George 
 Cruil<shank. and an essav on [his] genius by 
 W. M. Thackeray. N. Y., 1S91. [Illustrated biogra- 
 phies of the great artists.] 1543.79 
 Chronological list of the principal books illustrated by George 
 Cruikshank, pp. 132-142. 
 
 Sir Edwin Landseer. N. Y., 1880. [Illustrated 
 biographies of the great artists.] 1543.57 
 
 Stephens, Henry Morse. History of the French 
 revolution. Vol. 1,2. N. Y., 1886, gi. looi.ii 
 Stephens, John Lloyd. Incidents of travel in 
 Egypt, Arabia Petraa, and the Holy Land [1835- 
 36]. N. Y., 1851, 71. 2 V. Illus. 699.1 
 
 Incidents of travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia, and 
 Poland. 7th ed. N. Y., 1849, 51. 2 v'. Illus. 689.1 
 Incidents of travel in Yucatan. N. Y., 1848. 2 v. 
 
 Illus. 621. II 
 
 Notes of travel in Egypt and Nubia. Revised and 
 enlarged, with an account of the Suez canal. Lon- 
 don, 1876. Illus. 1648.7 
 Stephenson, George, 1781-1848. 
 
 Allen, G. Biographies of working men. 1542.39 
 
 BRIGHTWELL, Cecilia L. Heroes of the laboratory and the 
 workshop. 551.7 
 
 Clarke, F. L. George Stephenson : his life and career. 
 
 1884. 1522.28 
 Cochrane, R. Heroes of invention and discovery. 1879. 
 
 1547-4 
 Lewis, T.C. Heroes of science. Mechanicians. 1884. 140.6 
 LVJCAS, S. Eminent men and popular books. 1859. 549.33 
 MAI"iAUX, Clara L. George and Robert Stephenson. 
 
 1885. 1518.13 
 Men who have risen. 551.18; 557.3 
 Perseverance under difficulties, as shown in the lives of 
 great men. 549-38 
 Smiles, S. Life of George Stephenson. 588.4; 1588.1 
 
 - Lives of the engineers, vol. 5. 1879. I537.I-5 
 
 Stephenson, Robert, 1803-1859. 
 
 Clarke, F. L. Robert Stephenson: his life and career. 
 
 1884. 1522.30 
 MatSaux, Clara L. George and Robert Stephenson. 
 
 1885. 1518.13 
 Smiles, S. Brief biographies. 1861. 589.18 
 
 - Lives of the engineers, vol. 5. 1879. I537-I-5 
 
 Stephenson, Thomas. Mrs.Chisholm. InEwart's 
 True and noble women. 1537.28 
 
 Princess Alice. By M. C. Taylor and T. Stephen- 
 son. In Ewart's True and noble women. 1537.28 
 Stepney, George, 1663-1707. 
 
 Johnson, S. Lives of the most eminent English poets. 
 
 582.11.2; 586.20; 586.22.1; 589.26.1 
 
 Stepnlak, pseud. Russia under the tzars. By 
 Stepniak [pseud.]. Rendered into English by 
 William Westall. N. Y., 1885. 940.21 
 
 The Russi.in peasantry : their agrarian condition, 
 social life and religion. N. Y., 1888. 1678.25 
 
 Underground Russia. Revolutionary profiles and 
 sketches from life. Translated from the Italian. 
 N. Y., 1883. 9,0.30 
 
 Sterling, John, 1805-1844. 
 
 CaRLYLE, T. Life. JS9S-i; 58415 
 
 Hare, J. C. Sketch of the life [of John Sterling] . Portr. 
 In Sterlmg's Essavs and tales, vol. 1. 1848. 886.1 
 
 Smiles, S. Brief biographies. i86i. 589.18 
 
 TL'ckerman, H. T. Characteristics of literature, ser. i. 
 
 548.5.1 
 
 Sterne, Laurence, 1713-1768. 
 
 Bagehot. W. Literary studies, vol. 2. 891.9.3 
 
 Fitzgerald. P. H. Life. 1864. 2 v. 1528.9 
 
 Scott, sir W. Lives of the novelists, vo\. 1. 586.19.1 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. The English humorists of the 
 eighteenth century. 586.1; 589.25 
 
 Traill, H.D. Sterne. 1882. 1540.51 
 
 Sterne, Simon, 1839-. Constitutional history and 
 political development of the United States. N. Y., 
 [1882.] 218.12 
 
 Stetson, Evelyn Risley. Rapid transit abroad. 
 [Anon.] N. Y., 1879. 1679.25 
 
 Steuben, Friedrich Wilhelm, Baron von, 1730- 
 1794. 
 
 BOWEN, F. Life. 529.1.9 
 
 Greene, G. W. The German element in the war of 
 American independence. 1876. 275.8 
 
 IIeaDLEY, J. T. Washington and his generals, vol. i. 516.1 
 
 Stevens, Abel, 1815-. History of the religious 
 movement of the eighteenth century, called Metho- 
 dism. N. Y. [1858], 59. 2 v. Portrs. 114.3 
 Mad.ime de Stael : a study of her life and times. 
 N. Y., 1881. 2 v. Portr. 1525.27 
 The women of Methodism : its three foundresses, 
 Susanna Wesley, the countess of Huntingdon, and 
 Barbara Heck ; with sketches of their female associ- 
 ates and successors in the early history of the de- 
 nomination. N. Y., 1866. 569.17 
 Stevens, Charles W. Fly-fishing in Maine lakes ; 
 or, camp-life in the wilderness. Boston, 1881. 1639.25 
 Stevens, Isaac Ingalls. Campaigns of the Rio 
 Grande and of Mexico, with notices of the recent 
 work of ,V\;ijor Ripley. N. Y., 1851. 623.9 
 Stevens, John Austin. Albert Gallatin. Boston, 
 1884. [American statesmen.] 1553.9 
 Stevens, Jolin L. History of Gustavus Adolphus. 
 N. Y., 1884. Portr. 1530.7 
 Stevens, Phinehas, 1706-1756. 
 
 Stark, C. Memoir and official correspondence of Gen. 
 John Stark; also a biography of Stevens, i860. 522.11 
 
 Stevens, Thaddeus, 1792- 1868. 
 
 Bungay, G.W. Traits of representative men. [1882.] 1534.13 
 Callender, E. B. Thaddeus Stevens : commoner. 1882. 
 
 1540.48 
 
 Stevens, Thomas. Around the world on a bicycle. 
 N. Y., 1887,88. 2 v. Illus. 642.1 
 
 Contents. — i. From San Francisco to Teheran. 2. From 
 Teheran to Yokohama. 
 
 Scouting for Stanley in East Africa. N. Y. [1890.] 
 Portr. 1698.15 
 
 Through Russia on a mustang. N. Y. [1891.] 
 Illus. 1678.29 
 
 Stevenson, Robert Louis. Across the plains, with 
 other memories and essays. N. Y., 1892. 1815.27 
 Contents. — Across the plains. The old Pacific capital. 
 Fonlainebleau. Epilogue to " an inland voyage." Random 
 memories. Random memories continued. The lantern- 
 bearers. A chapter on dreams. Beggars. Letters to a 
 young gentleman. Pulvis et umbra. A Christmas sermon. 
 
 306
 
 I
 
 Stevenson 
 
 Stone 
 
 Edinburgh: picturesque notes. New ed. London, 
 i88g. lllus. 1673-17 
 
 Familiar studies of men and books. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1886. 1557-6 
 Contents. — Victor Hugo's romances. Some aspects of 
 Burns. Walt Whitman. Thoreau. Yoshida-Torajiro. 
 Villon, student, poet, and house-breaker. Charles of Or- 
 leans. Samuel Pepys. John Knox and women. 
 
 An inland voyage [tlirough Belgium and northern 
 France]. Boston, 1885. 1664.4 
 
 Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin. N. Y., 1877. 1556.17 
 The Silverado squatters. Boston, 1884. lllus. 1631. 10 
 In the vicinity of Calistoga, California. 
 Travels with a donkey in the Cevennes. Boston, 
 1879. 1667.24 
 
 Jamks, H.,jr. Partial portraits. 1888. 1557.26 
 
 Stevenson, Thomas, 1818-. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L. Memories and portraits. 1887. 1815.21 
 Stevenson, William Fleming. Praying and work- 
 ing. 2d ed. London, 1863. 2098.20 
 
 Contents. — John Falk. Immanuel Wichern. Theodore 
 Fliedner. John Evangelist Gosncr. Louis Harms. 
 
 Stewart, Agnes M. The three Elizabeths. Balti- 
 more, 1873. 1546.16 
 
 Contents. — The matron of Israel. The Hly of Portugal. 
 The queen saint of Hungary. 
 
 Stewart, Ale,xander Turney, 1803-1876. 
 
 ChaMMErs, W. Stories of remarkable persons. 1878. 1548.4 
 McCabe, J. D., jr. Great fortunes, and how they were 
 made. 515-14 
 
 Stewart, Charles Sainuel. Brazil and La Plata: 
 the personal record of a cruise [1850-53]. N. Y., 
 1856. 635.14 
 
 A visit to the South seas, in the U. States ship 
 Vincennes, during 1829 and 1830; including notices 
 of Brazil, Peru, Manila, the Cape of Good Hope, 
 and St. Helena. N. Y., 1833. 2 v. 705.22 
 
 Stewart, Dugald, 1753-1828. Account of the life 
 and writings of Adam Smith. In Smith's Theory 
 of the moral sentiments. 1887. 817.10 
 
 Account of the life and writings of Thomas Reid. 
 In Reid's Works. 1846. . 864.2 
 
 Account of the life and writings of William Robert- 
 son. Abridged. In Robertson's History of the dis- 
 covery and conquest of America. 1848. 830.5 
 Stewart, Frances Theresa, duchess of Richmond. 
 See Lennox, Frances Theresa. 
 Stewart, Harriet Bradford. 
 
 Ediiy, D. C. Daughters of the cross. 1855. 569.9 
 
 Stewart, Henry. Our redcoats and bluejackets ; 
 war pictures on land and sea. A narrative of the 
 naval and military history of England from 1793. 
 Witii anecdotes and accounts of personal service. 
 London, 1879. 980.8 
 
 Stewart, Sir John, earl of Buchan, constable of 
 France, i38o?-i424. 
 
 Grant, J. The constable of France, and other military 
 historiettes. New ed. [1866.] 1958.20 
 
 Stewart, T. McCants. Liberia : the Americo- 
 
 African republic. Being some impressions of the 
 
 climate, resources, and people. With an introd. 
 
 by Dr. G. W. Samson. N. Y., 1886. lllus. 1698.5 
 Stiles, Ezra, 1727-1795. 
 
 Holmes, A. Life. 1798. 534-12 
 
 KlNGSLEY, J. L. Life. 529.1. 16 
 
 Stiles, William H. Austria in 1848-49: being a 
 history of the late political movements in Vienna, 
 Milan, Venice, and Prague, with a full account of the 
 revolution in Hungary. N. Y., 1852. 2 v. 924.2 
 Stills, Charles Janeway. Studies in medieval 
 history. Phila., 1882. 910.24 
 
 Stilling, Johann Heinrich Jung. See Jung-Stilling. 
 
 Stirling, Major General. See Alexander, William. 
 Stirling, James, 1774-1856. Letters from the 
 slave states. London, 1857. Map. 627.1 
 
 Steel, R. Lives made sublime by faith and works. 
 
 577-13; 577-16 
 
 Stirling-Graham, Clementina. See Graham, 
 
 Clementina S. 
 
 Stirring incidents in the life of a British soldier. 
 
 Faughnan, T. i888. 1555-3° 
 
 Stock, Sarah Geraldina. The child's life of our 
 
 Lord. London, 1879. lllus. 2103.15 
 
 Stock-raising. 
 
 .'\LDRIDGE, R. Life on a ranch. 1631.15 
 
 HUGHES, T. G. T. T. Gone to Texas. 1884. 1633.23 
 Sketches of ranch life in the form of letters. 
 
 Stockton, Annis, born Boudinot, 1733-1801. 
 
 Ellet, Elizabeth F. The women of the American revolu- 
 tion, vol. 3. 538-13-3 
 
 Stockton, Francis Richard. Personally conducted. 
 N. Y., 1889. lllus. 1663.10 
 
 Travels in Europe. 
 
 RlDEING, W. H. The boyhood of living authors. 155725 
 
 Stoddard, Amos, U. S. A. ,1813-. Sketches, histori- 
 cal and descriptive, of Louisiana. Phila., 1812. 236.6 
 Stoddard, Charles Warren. Mashallah! A flight 
 into Egypt. N. Y., i88r. 1695.24 
 
 South-sea idyls [in prose]. Boston, 1873. 1685.3 
 Stoddard, John Lawson. Red-letter days abroad. 
 Boston. [1883.] lllus. 652.4 
 
 Contents. — Spain. The Passion play at Ober-Ammergau 
 in 1880. The cities of the czar. 
 
 Stoddard, Richard Henry, 1825-. Henry Wads- 
 worth Longfellow. A medley in prose and verse. 
 N. Y., 1882. Portr. 533.21 
 
 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; John Greenleaf 
 Whittier. In The homes and haunts of our elder 
 poets. 591.12 
 
 Life of Edgar Allan Poe. Portr. In Poe's Select 
 works. 1887. 1897.2 
 
 -ed. Anecdote biography of Percy Bysshe Shelley. 
 N. Y., 1877. Portrs. [Sans-Souci series.] 1535.22 
 See also Bric-a-brac series. Sans-Souci series. 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Famous American authors. 1557.21 
 
 Bungay, G.W. Traits of representative men. [1882.] 1534.13 
 
 Stoddard, William Osborn. Abraham Lincoln : 
 the true story of a great life. N. Y., 1884. 591.14 
 Livesof the presidents. N.Y., 1886-1889. Namely:— 
 
 Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. 1558.9 
 
 Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren. ^55^.4 
 
 George Washington. 1558.1 
 
 Grover Cleveland. 1558.8 
 
 James Madison, James Monroe, and John Quincy Adams. 
 
 1558-5 
 John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. 1558.3 
 
 Rutherford Birchard Hayes, James Abram Garfield, and 
 Chester Alan Arthur. 1558.10 
 
 Ulysses S. Grant. 1558.2 
 
 William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, and James Knox 
 Polk. 1558.6 
 
 Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, and 
 James Buchanan. 1558.7 
 
 Stokes, Frederick Abbot. College tramps. A nar- 
 rative of the adventures of a party of Yale students 
 during a summer vacation in Europe, and the inci- 
 dents of a voyage to Rotterdam and return, taken 
 in the steerage. N. Y., 1880. lllus. 1668.6 
 
 Stokes, George Thomas. Medieval history. 
 Phila., 1887. Tables. [Sketch of universal history, 
 vol. 2.] 910.43 
 
 Stone, Admiral Paschal. History of England. 
 Based on Worcester's Elements of history. Boston, 
 1879. 980.29 
 
 Stone, Edwin Martin. History of Beverly, from 
 1630 to 1842. Boston, 1843. 227.3 
 
 307
 
 Stone 
 
 Story 
 
 Stone, James Samuel. The heart of merrie Eng- 
 land. Phila. [iSii7.J 1673.16 
 
 Skcichcs aiu! reminiscences of Englund. 
 
 Stone, John Seely. Memoir of the life of James 
 Milnor. .Abrid^jeJ. N. Y. [1849.] Portr. 1107.17 
 Stone, William Leete, 1792-1844. Border wars of 
 the American Revolution [1783-95]- N. Y., 1874. 
 2 V. 820.62 
 
 Life of Joseph Brant — Thayendanegea : including 
 the border wars of the American resolution [etc.]. 
 Cooperstown, 1841;, 46. 2 v. Portrs. 51 3- 12 
 
 The poetry and history of Wyoming: containing 
 Campbell's Gertrude, with a 'biographical sketch 
 of the author, by Washington lr\ing, and the 
 history of Wyoming to the beginning of the present 
 century. N. Y., 1841. lllus. 287.14 
 
 Storer, Harriet G. An autobiography. By R. L. B. 
 [pseud.] [Boston.] 1871. 537-38 
 
 Storied sea, The. Wallace, Susan. 1883. 1697.16 
 Stories .md studies from the chronicles and history 
 of England. Hall, Anna M., and Foster, Mrs. John. 
 1847. 2 V. 979-6 
 
 Stories from English history. Creighton, Louise. 
 1 88 J. 980.52 
 
 Stories from English history for young Americans. 
 N. Y. [1892.] TUus. 960.2 
 
 Stories from Jewish history. Tucker, Charlotte. 
 1863. 2105.8 
 
 Stories from the state papers. Ewald, A. C. 1882. 
 
 980.41 
 Stories of adventure told by adventurers. Hale, 
 E. E. 1881. ' 660.15 
 
 Stories of discovery told by discoverers. Hale, 
 E. E. 1883. 660.24 
 
 Stories of great men. Foster, Mrs. I. H. [1887.] 
 
 1557.11 
 Stories of New France. Machar, Agnes Maule. 
 [i8(/3.] 265.8 
 
 Stories of old. Hadley, Caroline. 1863. 128.24 
 Stories of remarkable persons. Chambers, W. 
 1878. 1548.4 
 
 Stories of remarkable women. Foster, Mrs. I. H. 
 [1887.] 1557-10 
 
 Stories of success. Cobb, J. F., and Japp, A. H. 
 [1876.] 1546.21 
 
 Stories of tlie gorilla country. Du Chaillu, P. B. 
 
 1699.8 
 Stories of the island world. Nordhoff,C. 1857. 939.5 
 Stories of the Old Dominion. Cooke, J. E. 1879. 
 
 275.12 
 Stories of the old Romans. By the author of 
 " Tales of heroes and great men of old." London. 
 [1874.] lllus. 1546.6 
 
 Stories of the saints. Chenoweth, Mrs. C. Van D. 
 1880. 2101. 9 
 
 Stories of the sea told by sailors. Hale, E. E. 
 1880. 660.10 
 
 Stories of war told by soldiers. Hale, E. E. 1879. 
 
 277.6 
 Storrs, Richard Salter, 1 787-1873. 
 
 Fowler, II. The American pulpit. 1856. 534-9 
 
 Storrs, Richard Salter, jr., 1821-. 
 
 Bungay, G. W. Traits of representative men. 1882. 1534.13 
 Story, Joseph, LL.D., 1779-1845. A familiar ex- 
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 N. Y., i860. 135.18 
 
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 Includes his autobiography, a paper on the Life, character 
 and services of Chief Justice Marshall, and Sketches of judges 
 and lawyers. 
 
 Mathews. W. Hours with men .ind liooks. 1877. 1404.1 
 Sumner, C. Oniiions and speeches, vol. a. 866.7.2 
 
 Story, Robert, of Rosneath. Peace in believing : 
 a memoir of Isabella Campbell, of Rosneath, Dum- 
 bartonshire [Scotland]. 3d ed. [Anon.] Greenock. 
 '8)o. 599.14 
 
 Story, William Wetmore. Castle St. Angelo and 
 The e\ il eye. Being additional chapters to " Roba 
 di Roma." London, 1877. lllus. 1667.16 
 
 Roba di Roma. London, 1863. 2 v. 664.6 
 
 I'rom Ihe fourth and all suljscqucnt editions, the chapters cii 
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 omitted. 
 
 Same. 4th ed. London, 1864. 2 v. 1666.6 
 
 Same. [8th ed.] Boston, 1887. 2 v. 1666.22 
 
 Story of e.irlyexploration. Bell, Nancy. 1884. 1 140.2 
 Story, The, of Ida. Alexander, Francesca. 1537.15 
 Story, The, of liberty. Coflin, C. C. 1879. 920.1 
 Story c if my career. Steffens, H. 1863. 551.25 
 Story, The, of my childhood. Michelet, Mad.ime 
 Jules. 1867. 15971 
 
 Story, The, of our country. Monroe, Adelina F. 
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 Story, The, of Sir Humphrey Davy, and the in- 
 vention of the s.ifety-lamp. London, 1877. 1 549. iq 
 Story, The, of some famous books. Saunders, F. 
 1887. 1400.18 
 
 Story, The, of the American Indian. Brooks, E. S. 
 [1887.] 221.9 
 
 Story, The, of the American sailor. Brooks, E. S. 
 [1888.] 274.10 
 
 Story, The, of the American soldier, in war and 
 peace. Brooks, E. S. [1889.] lllus. 274.15 
 
 A list of" the best hundred books on the American soldier" 
 is appended to each of the last three books. 
 
 Story of the Christians and Moors of Spain. 
 Yonge, Charlotte M. 1878. 910.3 
 
 Story of the coup d'titat (Dec. 2, 1851). Maupas, 
 C. E. de. 1884. 1000.16 
 
 Story, The, of the good ship Bounty and her muti- 
 neers ; and mutinies in Highland regiments. 
 [Anon.] Herbert, D. 1878. 980.11 
 
 Story, The, of the Herschels, a family of astrono- 
 mers. Sir William Herschel ; Sir John Herschel ; 
 Caroline Herschel. London. [Lessons from noble 
 lives.] 149-45 
 
 Story, The, of the Indian mutiny (1857-58). Lon- 
 don, 1878. [Nimmo's Library of history, travel 
 and adventure.] 980.12 
 
 Story of the nations. Namely : — 
 Baring-Gould, S. Germany. 920.16 
 
 Bknjamin, S. G. W. Persia! 1887. 940.31 
 
 BOVESEN, H. H. Norway. 1886. 920 15 
 
 Bradley, H. The Goths. 1888. 920.19 
 
 Church, A. J. Carthage. 1886. 940.30 
 
 - Early Britain. 1890. 1987.5 
 Oilman, A. Rome to the end of the republic. 1885.950.17 
 
 - Saracens. 1887. 940.29 
 Hale. E. E.,and Hale, Susan. Spain. 1886. 910.38 
 Hale, Susan. Mexico. 1889. 256.6 
 Harrison, I. A. Greece. 1885. 940.26 
 Hosmer, J."K. The Jews. 1886. 940.27 
 Hug, Lina, and SteaI), R. Switzerland. 1890. 910.55 
 JEWETT, Sarah O. The Normans, chiefly in relation to 
 iheir conquest of England. 1887. 1000.22 
 Lawless, Hon. Emily. Ireland. 1888. 1986.12 
 Mackintosh, J. Scotland to the present century. i8qo. 
 
 981.8 
 
 MahaFFY, J. P. Alexander's empire. 940.34 
 
 MassoN, G. Mediaeval France. 1888. 1000.25 
 
 MORFIl.L, W. R. Russia. 1890. 940-43 
 
 Poole, S. L. The Barbary Corsairs. 1890. 9308 
 
 -The Moors in Spain. [1886.] 910.39 
 
 - Turkey. 1888. 940-37 
 Ragozin, Zinaida A. Assyria. 940-35 
 
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 -Chaldea. 1886. 
 
 - Media. Babylon, and Persia. 
 Rawlinson.'G. Ancient Egypt. 1887. 
 
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 ROGERS. J. E. T. Holland. 1889. 
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 Brooks, E. S. New York. [1888.] 
 Connelly, Emma M. Kentucky. [1889.] 
 Hale, E. E. Massachusetts. [1892.] 
 HEATON, J. L. Vermont. [1889.] 
 LaDD, H. G. New Mexico. [1891.] 
 Thompson, M. Louisiana. [1888.] 
 THWAITES, R. G. Wisconsin. [1889.] 
 
 940.28 
 940.38 
 940-33 
 950-24 
 940-39 
 920.17 
 
 930-7 
 
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 250.1 
 250.5 
 250.6 
 250.4 
 250.7 
 250.3 
 250.8 
 
 Story, The, of Tonty. Catherwood, Mary H. 
 1890. 106.27 
 
 Stoughton, John, D.D., 1807-. William Wilber- 
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 Stout, Andrew V. 
 
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 books of the Bible. (The New Testament.) Hart- 
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 Men of our times; or, leading patriots of the day. 
 Hartford, i86g. Portrs. 1522.8 
 
 Contents. — Abraham Lincoln. Ulysses S. Grant, William 
 Lloyd Garrison. Charles Sumner. Salmon P. Chase. 
 Henry Wilson. Horace Greeley. David G. Farragut. John 
 A. Andrew. Schuyler Colfax. Edwin M. Stanton. 
 Frederick Douglass. Philip H. Sheridan. William T. 
 Sherman. Oliver O. Howard. William A. Buckingham. 
 Wendell Phillips. Henry Ward Beecher. 
 Same. The lives and deeds of our self-made men. 
 New ed., revised by C. E. Stowe. Boston. [Cop. 
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 Palmetto-leaves. Boston, 1873. 1633.5 
 
 An account of a winter in Florida and other southern states. 
 
 Sunny memories of foreign lands. Boston, 1854. 
 2 v. 658.1 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. Lives of girls who became famous. 
 
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 Harris. Amanda B. American authors for young folks. 
 
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 Stowe, Phineas. 
 Cooke, H. A. Phineas Stowe, and Bethel work. 1874.1536.9 
 
 StPafford, Lord. See WenUvorth, Thomas. 
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 Strain, Isaac G. Cordillera and Pampa, mountain 
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 Strange, Sir Robert, 1721-1792. 
 
 Dennistoun, J. Memoirs. 1855. 2 v. 556-6 
 
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 Eggleston, G. C. 1886. 9io-34 
 
 StPanger, The, in the tropics. Tyng, C. D. 1868. 
 
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 StPangford, Viscount. See Smythe, Percy Clinton. 
 Stpauss, Albert. A dictionary of American politics. 
 By E. Brown and A. Strauss. N. Y., 1888. 
 
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 StPauss, David Friedrich. 
 
 PRESSENSf, E. D. de. Strauss and Voltaire. In his Con- 
 temporary portraits. 1880. 1546.31 
 
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 Strauss, G. L. Moslem and Frank ; or, Charles 
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 StPiekland, Agnes, 1796-1874. Life of Mary 
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 Lives of the bachelor kings of England. London, 
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 lllus. [Student's historical series.] 596-17 
 
 Lives of the queens of Scotland, and English prin- 
 cesses connected wifli the regal succession of Great 
 Britain. N. Y., 1852-78. 8 v. 593.4 
 
 The queens of England. Abridged by Rosalie Kauf- 
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 Tales from English history for children. Phila. 
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 StPingham, Silas Horton, U.S. N., 1798-1876. 
 
 Headlev, J. T. Farragut and our naval commanders. 
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 Strong, Caleb, 1745-1819. 
 
 Lodge. H. C. Studies in history. 1884. 210.35 
 
 Strong, Christopher B. 
 
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 Strong, Elnathan Ellsworth, ed. Mission stories 
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 Strother, David Hunter. Virginia illustrated : 
 containing a visit to tlie Virginian Canaan, and 
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 Stpother, Francis. 
 
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 StPUgglesandtriumphs. Barnum, P. T. 1869. 1562.2 
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 Adams, W. H. D. Storiesof the lives of noblewomen. 1517.1 
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 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 4. 815. 1.4 
 
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 Lodge, E. Portraits, vol. 6. 815.1.6 
 
 StuaPt, George Hay. The American evangelists, 
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 Sturge, Joseph, 1793-1859, and Harvey, Thomas. 
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 Summer holidays. Child, T. 1889. 1663. 11 
 
 Summer,A,inEurope. Wills, MaryH. 1876. 1667.12 
 Summer, A, in Skye. Smith, A. 1865. 664.I) 
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 Summerfleld, John, 1798-1825. 
 
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 Sumner, Charles, i8i 1-1874. The barbarism of 
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 Memoirs and letters, 1811-1845. By Edward L. 
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 Biographies of eminent men from the thirteenth ccntur)', 
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 Contents. — Autumn wanderings. Monte Oliveto. Monte- 
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 Accoraniboni. A Venetian medley. Tlie gondolier's wed- 
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 Cherubino at the Scala theatre. Bacchus in Graubiinden. 
 Winter nights at Davos. 
 
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 tepulciano. Spring wanderings. May in Umbria. The 
 palace of Urbino. A Venetian medley. The gondolier's 
 wedding. Fornovo. Bergamo and Bartolommeo CoUeoni. 
 Lombard vignettes. 
 
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 Renaissance in Italy. [Part 4.] Italian literature. 
 London, 1881. 2 v. Portr. 383.6 
 
 Shelley. N. Y., 1879. [English men of letters.] 
 
 1544.19 
 
 Sir Philip Sidney. N. Y., 1887. [English men of 
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 Sketches and studies in Italy. London, 1879. 1668.7 
 Sketches in Italy. Leipzig, 1883. 1668.22 
 
 Selected from " Sketches in Italy and Greece " and " Sketches 
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 Studies of the Greek poets. N. Y., 1880. 2 v. 396.21 
 Symondson, F. W. H. Two years abaft the mast ; 
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 Freese.J.R. Theoldw-orld. PalesUne.Syriaand Asia Minor. 
 Travel, incident, description and history [in 1867]. 6S3.17 
 Hai.e. E. E., and HALE, Susan. A family flight over Egypt 
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 Kent, S. H. Gath to the cedars: experiences of travel in 
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 Murray, J. Handbook for travellers in Syria and Pales- 
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 Warren, W. W. Life on the Nile. Also, a tour in Syria 
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 Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. The ancient regime [to 
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 History of English literature. Trans, by H. Van 
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 Same. N. Y., 1879. 895.27 
 
 Same. Abridged from the translation of H. Van 
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 Italy. Rome and Naples. From the French of 
 Henri [sic] Taine, by John Durand. N. Y., 1868. 
 
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 Notes on England. Trans., with an introductory 
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 Talbot, Charles, duke of Shrewsbury, 1660-1718. 
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 Taleott, Daniel Smith. Memorial discourse [of 
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 2097.25 
 Tales from English history for children. Strick- 
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 Tales of ancient Greece. Cox, G. W. 1877. 2087.11 
 Tales of ancient India. Cox, E. C. 2081. 11 
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 Gilman, A. 1884. 210.41 
 Tales of the Revolution. [Anon.] Thatcher, B. B. 
 
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 Talfourd, Francis, i827?-i862. 
 
 TUCKERMAN, H. T. Characteristics of literature, ser. 2. 
 
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 North's Life of Guilford. Hazlitt's Lectures on the drama. 
 Wallace's Prospects of mankind, nature, and providence. 
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 313
 
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 Talfourd 
 
 Taylor 
 
 Mr. Oldaker on modern improvrmcnts. A chapter on 
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 Deslruclion iif the llrunswick theatre by fire, l-'irsi apiwar- 
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 faml>)ing. T!ie intellectual character of \V. Mazlitt. I^dy 
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 Talleyrand-Perlgord, Charles Maurice de, prince 
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 Talma, Francois Joseph, 1763-1826. 
 
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 Tancock, Osborne William. England during the 
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 Tancred, prince of Sicily, -1112. 
 
 Douglas, Amanda M. The heroes of the crusades. i8go. 
 
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 Tannehill, Wilkins, 1787-1858. Sketches of the 
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 Tanner, John, called Grey Hawk, -1847. 
 
 Macai_'LaV, J. Grey Hawk; life and adventures among 
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 Tanner-boy, The. [Grant.] Denison, C. W. 
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 Tapestry. 
 
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 Tappan, Arthur, 1786-1865. 
 
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 Tarbox, Increase Niles. Life of Israel Putnam 
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 Tyre and Alexandria : the chief commercial cities of 
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 HALLIWELL-rniI.I.irs, J. O. [Sketch of the life of Tarl- 
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 Tarquinlus Priseus, 5th king of Rome. 
 
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 Tapquinius Superbus, 7th and last king of Rome. 
 
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 Clarki-;, E. D. Travels in Europe, Asia, and .Mrica. 1816- 
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 Vol. I, 2 relate to Russia, Tartary and Turkey. 
 
 Graiiamk, F. R. The archer and the sicppc, or, Ihe em- 
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 Tapvep, F. Molicre. Ed. by Margaret O. Oli- 
 
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 Tascaluza, Floridian cacique. 
 
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 Tasmania. 
 
 liAiim , iM. M. Under the southern cross; or, travels in 
 Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, Samoa, and other 
 Pacific islands. 1697.24 
 
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 Tasso, Torquato, 1 544-1 595. 
 
 Knic.iit, C, Life. In Tasso's Godfrey of Bulloigne : or, 
 
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 MONTOOMERY, J., and Others. Lives of literary and scientific 
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 Wll-FEN, I. 11. Life. 1859. 551.2 
 
 -Same. In his Tasso's Jerusalem delivered. 1851. 
 
 317.4; 835.1 
 WlLDE, R. H. Conjectures and researches concerning the 
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 Tassoni, Alessandro, 1565-1635, 
 Mo.NTCOMERY. J,, and Others. Lives of litcrar)- and scientific 
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 TauleP, Johann, 1200-1361. Selections from the 
 life and sermons of Dr. John Tauler [by M.iry W. 
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 Hekrick, S. E. Some heretics of yesterday. 1885 2101.24 
 Hodgson, W. The lives, sentiments and sufterings of 
 some of the reformers and martyrs. 2085.9 
 
 Tayler, Charles Benjamin. Memorials of the Eng- 
 lish maityrs. N. Y., 1853. Illus. 1094.10 
 Same. [Boston.] Illus. 1094.15 
 Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878. At home and abroad : 
 a sketch-book of life, scenery, and men. N. Y., 
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 Colorado : a summer trip. N. Y., 1867. 1636.10 
 Central Asia. Travels in Cashmere, Little Tibet, 
 and Central Asia, N. Y., 1874. 1695.9 
 Critical essays and literary notes. N. Y., 1880. 
 
 1818.24 
 Contents. — Tennyson. Hugo. The German Burns [Hehel]. 
 F. RUckert. The author of Saul [C. Hcavysege]. VV. M. 
 Thackeray. Autumn days in Weimar. Weimarinjune. Mal- 
 leck. Bryant. R. H. Dana. G. Sand. Stedman. Whittier- 
 Longfellow. Lowell. Holmes. Aldrich. ]. J. and S. M. B. 
 Piatt. R.'W. Gilder. G. P. Lathrop. S. Lanier. G. D. Pren- 
 tice. Marquisof Lome. W.Morris. Lord Houghton. Chris- 
 tina Rossetti. German hymnology. George Eliot. Robert 
 Buchanan. Ouida. Hawthorne. Henry James, jr. Howells. 
 Elizabeth S. Phelps. Three American novels. Pay for brain 
 work. Authorship in America. 
 
 Cyclopa'diaof modern travel : a record of adventure, 
 e.xploration and discovery, for the last fifty years. 
 Cincinnati, 1856. Illus. 621. i 
 
 Discoveries on the site of ancient Troy [by Schlie- 
 mann]. In Tribune popular science. 1874. 1151.2 
 Egypt and Iceland in the year 1874. N. Y., 1874. 
 
 1695.10 
 Japan, in our day. N. Y., 1872. 708.25 
 
 A journey to Central Africa. N. Y. [Cop. 1854.] 
 Map. Ilius. 699.4 
 
 The lake regions of Central Africa. [7854-72.] 
 N. Y., 1873. Illus. 1697.3 
 
 3U
 
 Taylor 
 
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 History: By Periods. 
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 Onderdonk, H., jr. Documents and letters intended to 
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 Sct'DDER, H. E., ed. Men and manners in America one 
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 .Stark, C. Memoir and official correspondence of Gen. 
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 330 
 
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 WATSON, E. Men and times of the Revolution ; or, me- 
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 Watson, H- C. The Boston tea party and other stories of 
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 War of 1812. 
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 DWIGHT T. Historyof the Hartford convention: with a 
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 Jay, W. a review of the causes and consequences ot the 
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 LIVERMORE A. A. The war with Mexico reviewed. 1850. 
 
 259-4 
 Mansfield, E. D. The Mexican war. 1832. 259-2 
 
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 SMITH S. C. Chile con came; or, the camp and the held. 
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 Civil War. 
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 ABBOTT, J. S. C. Historyof the Civil war in America. 2 v. 
 
 292.12 
 Alcott, Louisa M. Hospital sketches. 3°7-i° 
 
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 Ammen, D. The Atlantic coast. [The navy in the Civil 
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 Armstrong, W. H. Red-tape and pigeon-hole generals : 
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 Aughey, J. H. The iron furnace: or, slavery and seces- 
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 Bailey, G.W. A private chapter of the war. (1861-5.) 277.7 
 The story of an attempted escape from a Southern prison. 
 Barney, C. Recollections of field service with the Twentieth 
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 Bates, W. C, ed. The stars and stripes in rebeldom. A 
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 Stacke.H. ThestoryoftheAinericanwar. 1861-1865. 249.11 
 Stephens, A. H. Constitutional view of the late war be- 
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 TOWLE, G. M. The opening scenes of the Rebellion. In 
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 TOWNSEND, G. A. Campaigns of a non-combatant, and 
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 Brown, E., and Strauss, A. Dictionary of American 
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 Bryce, J. The American commonwealth. 1889. 2 v. 213.6 
 
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 Byrne, S. Irish emigration to the United States: what it 
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 Chase, H ., and Sanborn, C. W. The North and the South : 
 a statistical view of the condition of the fi-ee and slave states. 
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 Constitutional history and political development of the 
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 National hand-book. The, of facts and figures. With a 
 chronology of the Rebellion. 1868. 276.10 
 
 PeaBODY, S. H., comp. American patriotism: speeches, 
 letters, and other papers. 220.31 
 
 RantoUL, R., jr. The republic of the U. S. 1848. 297.19 
 Raumer, F. L. G. von. America and the American people. 
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 Republican or democrat ? 1880. 229.17 
 
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 Saunders, F., and Thorpe, T. B. A voice to America; 
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 SCHAFF, P. America. A sketch of the political, social, and 
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 ScoreSBY, W. American factories and their female oper- 
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 Trescot, W. H. The diplomatic history of the admin- 
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 Union text book. The: containing selections from the 
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 Warner, H. W. The liberties of America. 1853. 297.15 
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 Whitelock, W. Life and times of John Jay. With a 
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 Clevei.aNI>. C. D. Compendium of American literature, 
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 United States customs guide, The. Andros, R. 
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 Hazeltine, M W. British and American universities. 
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 CaLDEcott, a. English colonization and empire. 1891. 
 
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 University life in ancient Athens. Capes, W. W. 
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 Unwritten history : life amongst the Modocs. 
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 Up and down the Merrimac. Boyd, P. S. [1879.] 
 
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 Williams, John Francon. Philips' Picturesque 
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 Williams, Roger, 1 599-1683. 
 
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 Williams, Rowland, 1817-1870. 
 
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 Williams, Samuel Wells. The Middle kingdom ; 
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 Williams, Stephen West. American medical 
 biography : or, memoirs of eminent physicians, 
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 Williams, William, M.P. 
 
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 Williams, W., of Philadelphia. Appleton's New 
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 Appleton's Northern and eastern traveller's guide. 
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 Summer cruise in the Mediterranean, on board an 
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 Wills, Mary H. A summer in Europe. Phila., 
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 Wills, William John, 1834-1S61. 
 
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 Wilson, Alexander, 1766-1813. 
 
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 Wilson, Sir Charles William, and others. The re- 
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 Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor, -1810. 
 
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 Wilson, Florence, i5oo?-i547. 
 
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 Groser,"W. H. Men worth imitating. 557-2° 
 
 TiLLOTSON, J. Our untitled nobility. 577-14 
 
 Wilson, Henry, 1812-1875. 
 
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 542.21 
 -Men of our times. 1522.8 
 
 Wilson, Henry, and Caulfleld, James. The book 
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 Wilson, Capt. James, 1760-1814. 
 
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 Wilson, James, statesman, 1805-1860. 
 
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 Wilson, John. History of Switzerland. lAnon.j 
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 Wilson, John (Christopher North), 1785-1854. 
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 Wilson, John Leighton. Western Africa : its his- 
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 Wilson, Margaret Cornwell Baron. Memoirs nf 
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 Wilson, William. The popular preachers of the 
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 Winslow, Catherine Mary, born Reignolds. Yes- 
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 Winslow, Forbes Edward. Tlie children's fairy 
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 Winslow, Miron, D.D., 1789-1864. Memoirof Mrs. 
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 Winsop, Henry, of Philadelphia. Montrose, and 
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 Winsor, Justin. The reader's handbook of the 
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 A trip to England. Boston, 1879. 1669.18 
 
 Winter sketches from the saddle. Codinan, Capt. 
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 Winter, A, with the swallows. [1865-66.] Edwards, 
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 Winthrop, John, 1 588-1649. 
 
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 Winthrop, Margaret, 1 590-1646. 
 
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 Winthrop, Robert Charles. Addresses aind speeches. 
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 Winthrop, Theodore, 1828-1861. Life and poems. 
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 Winton, Andrew. See Wyntown, Andrew. 
 Winzet, Ninian, abbot of St. James's, Ratisbon, 
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 Irving, D. Lives of Scotish writers. 586.13 
 
 Wirt, William, 1772-1834. The letters of the Brit- 
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 KlNZIE, yuhetta A. Wau-bun, the early day in the North- 
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 Wise, Alfred Thomas Tucker, M.D. Alpine winter 
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 Wise, Daniel, D.D., 1813-. Boy travellers in 
 Arabia : or, from Boston to Bagdad. N. Y., 1885. 
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 Some remarkable women. A book for young ladies. 
 Cincinnati, 1887. 1556.21 
 
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 Summer days on the Hudson : the story of a pleas- 
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 Wise, Henry Ale.xander, 1806-1876. 
 
 Savage, J. Our living representative men. 527-19 
 
 Wise, Henry Augustus. Los Gringos : or, an inside 
 view of Mexico and California, with wanderings in 
 Peru, Chili, and Polynesia. By Lieut. Wise, 
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 Wise, Isaac Mayer. History of the Israelitish na- 
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 Wise, John, 1808-1879. Through the air : a nar- 
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 Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, cardinal, 
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 Recollections of the last four popes, and of Rome in 
 their times. Boston, 1858. 2095.1 
 
 Contents. — Pius Vll. Leo XII. Pius VIIl. Gregory XVI. 
 Sermons, lectures, and speeches delivered during his 
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 McGee, J. E. Lives of Irishmen's sons. 1874. 1536.17 
 
 Milnes, R. M., baron Houghton. Monographs, personal 
 and social. 1528.14 
 
 Wisner, Benjamin BIydenburg. Memoirs of Mrs. 
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 Witchcraft. 
 
 Adams, W. H. D. Witch, warlock, and magician. 1889. 
 
 1112.14 
 EwalI), a. C. The Lancashire witches. In his Stories from 
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 With rod and line in Colorado waters. Denver, 
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 With the admiral of the ocean sea. MacKie, C. P. 
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 With the invader: glimpses of the Southwest. 
 Roberts, E. 1885. 1637-25 
 
 Withrow, William Henry. An abridged history of 
 Canada. Also, an outline history of Canadian 
 literature, by G. Mercer Adam. Toronto, 1887. 265.7 
 The catacombs of Rome, and their testimony rela- 
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 Thomson, Katherine, and J. C. Wits and beaux of society. 
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 - Same. 1861. 1545-8 
 
 Witt, C. The retreat of the TeiKthousand. From 
 the German by Frances Younghusband. With a 
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 Based upon Xenophon's Anabasis. 
 
 Witt, Cornells de, 1623-1672. 
 
 Biographies of eminent men from the thirteenth century, 
 
 vol. 2. 839.6.2 
 
 Witt, Henriette de, nee Guizot, 1829-. Monsieur 
 
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 "Wittick, William, 1782-1848. A visit to the west- 
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 Wives and mothers in the olden time. Herbert, 
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 Woart, Rev. John. The Christian soldier. Me- 
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 353
 
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 Wolfe, James, 1726-1759. 
 
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 Brooks, E. S. Historic girls. 1887. 1531.11 
 Bruce, C, ed. The book of noble English women. 1875. 
 
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 Chapman, W. Notable women of the covenant. Their 
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 Charles, Elizabeth. Sketches of the women of Christen- 
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 Child, Lydia M. Biographies of good wives. 1850.548.8 
 Clement, J. Noble deeds of American women, with bio- 
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 Clever girls of our time, and how they became famous 
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 FawcetT, Millicent G. Some eminent women of our times. 
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 Fifty famous women. 569.24 
 Foster, Mrs. L H. Stories of remarkable women. [1887.] 
 
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 FULLOM,S-W. The history of women. 3ded. 1855. 1125.12 
 Gordon, Lydia L. From lady Washington to Mrs. Cleve- 
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 IAMF.S, G. P. R., editor. Memoirs of celebrated women. 
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 Johnson, J. Brave women; who have been distinguished 
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 KavanaijH, Julia. English women of letters. 589.30 
 
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 Laurie, Rev. T. Woman .ind her saviour in Persia. 1863. 
 
 674.10 
 LegouvS, E. W. G. J. B. The moral history of women. 
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 MiCHELET, J. The women of the French revolution. 1855. 
 
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 Pardon, G. F. Illustrious women who have distinguished 
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 Remarkakle women of different nations and ages. 547.5 
 Russell, W. Extraordinary women : their girlhood and 
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 Sainte-Beltv'E, C. A. Portraits of celebrated women. 1868. 
 
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 School-life fifty years ago. An autobiography. 1882. 1538.6 
 SCORESBY, W. American factories and their female 
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 SKETCHES of the lives of distinguished females. 1833. 1859.10 
 STEVENS, A. The women of Methodism : its three found- 
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 542.17 ; 542.15 
 Upton, G. P. Woman in music. 1886. 1206.23 
 
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 Young, Brigham. 
 
 .Ml CAUniY, J. Modern leaders. 1872. 1512.3 
 
 Young, Charles Mayne, 1 777-1856. 
 MAnilliWS, B., and HUTroN, L. Actors and actresses of 
 Great Britain and the United States, vol. 2. 1540.65.2 
 
 Young, J. C. Memoir of Charles Mayne Young, tragedian. 
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 Young, Edward, 1681-1765. 
 
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 Eliot, George, pseud. Essays and leaves from a note book. 
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 582.11.3; 586.20; 586.22.3 ; 589.26.2 
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 of history. An argument grounded on the facts of 
 his life on earth. N. Y., 1856. 1087.13 
 
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 Young, Thomas, F.R.S., 1773-1829. 
 
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 men. 541-3 
 
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 Young America in Wall-street. Train, G. F. 1857. 
 
 877.7 
 Young American's, The, library. Boston, 1868. 
 6v. Illus. 1527.5 
 
 Contents. — i. Life of Franklin. 2. Life of Webster. 3. 
 The Yankee tea-partv : or, Boston in 1773, by H. C. Watson. 
 4. Life of Penn. 5.' Life of Clay. 6. The old bell of inde- 
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 Young Americans in Jap.m. Greey, E. 1882. 661.10 
 Young Benjamin Franklin. Mayhew, H. 
 
 519.11 ; 5>9-i4; 1558.25 
 
 Young folks' heroes of the Rebellion. See Heroes 
 of the rebellion. 
 
 Young folks' heroes of history. See Tow le, (]. M. 
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 .SiKliKIANIi, Agnes. The queens of England. Abridged 
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 Young folks' history of America. Buttenvorth, 
 H. [Cop. 1881.] 210.6 
 
 Young folks' history of Boston. Butterworth, H. 
 1881. 222.10 
 
 Young folks' history of England. Knox, I. C. 
 [1871.'] ■ 969. U 
 
 Young folks' history of England. Yonge, Charlotlc 
 M. I 1879.] 980.18 
 
 Young folks' history of France. Yonge, Char- 
 lotte M. [1879.] 1000.10 
 Young folks' history of Greece. Yonge, Charlotte 
 M. 1878. 940.2 ; 940.11 
 Young folks' history of Mexico. Ober, F. A. 1885. 
 
 210.21 
 Young folks' history of Russia. Dole, N. H. 1881. 
 
 gio.2o 
 Young folks' history of the Civil war. Cheney, 
 C. Emma. 1884. 210.20 
 
 Young folks' history of the Reformation. Allen, 
 F. H. [1887.] 1082.11 
 
 Young folks' history of tlie United States. Hig- 
 ginson, T. W. 1875. 275.7 
 
 Young folks' history of tlie war for the Union. 
 Champlin, J. D., jr. 1881. 210.9 
 
 Young folks' life of Washington. Brown, Emma 
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 Young Ireland, 1840-1850. Duffy, SirC. G. 980.32 
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 Young men, The, of the Bible, considered in 
 lectures, before the Young men's Christian .associa- 
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 Young people's history of England. Towie, (j. M. 
 
 1886. 1985.11 
 Young people's history of Ireland. Towle, G. M. 
 
 1887. 1986.11 
 Young people's illustrated Bible history. Nor- 
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 Young pilgrim. The. Hofland, Barbara. 1828. 1688.6 
 Youth's history of the Rebellion. Thayer, W. M. 
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 Youth's illustrated Bible history. Tliomson, D. 
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 Yukon river, Alaska. 
 
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 Zenobia, queen of Palmyra. 
 
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 Zineali. See Gypsies. 
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 ZuePieh, Switzerland. 
 
 Lander, Sarah W. Spectacles for young eyes. 1865. 1638.10 
 
 Zulus. 
 
 Lucas, T. J. The Zulus and the British frontiers. 1879. 
 
 980.17 
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 16559 
 SHELDON, Louise V. Yankee girls in Zulu land. 1S88. 1698.9 
 
 Zwingli, Ulrich, or Huldreich. 
 
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 APPENDIX 
 
 Aeposs the plains, with other memories and essays. 
 Stevenson, R. L. 1892. 1815.27 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. Christopher Columbus, 
 his life and his works. N. Y., 1892. [" Makers of 
 America."] 540.22 
 
 Adams, William Henry Davenport. Witch, war- 
 lock, and magician. Historical sketches of magic 
 and witchcraft in England and Scotland. London, 
 1889. 1 1 12. 14 
 
 Africa. 
 
 Jameson, J. S. Story of the rear column of the Emin 
 Pasha relief expedition. 1890. 1690.5 
 
 Albert, prince consort. 
 
 RIMMER, A. The early homes of prince Albert. 1883. 
 
 1541.27 
 
 America. 
 
 FiSKE, y. The discovery of America, with some account of 
 ancient America and the Spanish conquest. 1892. 2 v. 210.69 
 
 America, South. 
 
 Ballou, M. M. Equatorial America, descriptive of a visit 
 to St. Thomas, Martinique, Barbadoes, and the principal 
 capitals of South America. 1892. 631.30 
 
 American commonwealths. 
 
 ROHINSON, R.E. Vermont, a study of independence. 1892. 
 
 230.17 
 
 American men of letters. 
 
 Trent, W. P. William Gilmore Simms. 1892. 1514.30 
 American reformers. 
 
 GRIMKfe, A. H. Life of Charles Sumner, the scholar in 
 politics. 1892. 1555.52 
 
 Angoul8me, Marie Therese Charlotte, duchesse d'. 
 Imbert de Saint Amand, A. L. The duchess of An- 
 gouldme, and the two restorations. 1892. 1555-51 
 
 Anne Boleyn, 2d wife of Henry Vlll, 1507-1526. 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, 
 vol. 4. S92.I.4 
 
 Anne of Cleves, 4th wife of Henry Vll, 1516-1557. 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, 
 vol. 4. 592.1.4 
 
 Arctic regions. 
 Verne, J. The English at the north pole. [1874?] 1775.17 
 
 Ballou, Maturin Murray. Equatorial America, de- 
 scriptive of a visit to St. Thomas, Martinique, Bar- 
 badoes, and the principal capitals of South America. 
 Boston, 1892. 631.30 
 
 Balzac, Honore de. 
 
 Wormeley, Katharine P. Memoir. 1892. 1554.30 
 
 Beesly, Edward Spencer. Queen Elizabeth. Lon- 
 don, 1892. [Twelve English statesmen.] 550.29 
 Blou6t, Paul. A Frenchman in America : recol- 
 lections of men and things. By Max O'Rell 
 [pseud.]. N. Y. [1891.] Illus. 1634.43 
 
 Boone, Daniel, 1735-1822. 
 
 Peck, John M. Life. 529.1.23 
 
 Booth, William. In darkest England and the way 
 out. London. [1890.] 1112.13 
 
 Bourget, Paul, 1852-. Impressions of Italy. N. Y. 
 [1892.] 1665.32 
 
 Bovet, Marie Anne de. Charles Gounod : his life 
 and his works. London, 1891. Portr. 1554.32 
 
 Bowen, Francis. Life of Benjamin Lincoln. In 
 Sparks's Library of American biography, vol. 23. 
 
 529.1.23 
 Browne, William Hand. George Calvert and 
 Cecilius Calvert, barons Baltimore. N. Y. [1890.] 
 ["Makers of America."] 540.23 
 
 Bruce, Henry Goodnow. Sam Houston and the 
 annexation of Texas. N. Y. [1891.] ["Makers 
 of America."] 540.24 
 
 Brydges, Sir George, ist baron Rodney. 
 Hannay, D. Rodney. 1891. 550.63 
 
 Calvert, George, 1605-1676. 
 
 Browne, W. H. George Calvert and Cecilius Calvert, 
 barons Baltimore. [1890.J 540-23 
 
 Calvert, George Henry. Coleridge, Shelley, Goe- 
 the, biographic aesthetic studies. Boston. [1880.] 
 
 1331.13 
 Wordsworth- Boston, 1878. Portr, 1331.4 
 
 350
 
 Casanova 
 
 Hudson 
 
 Casanova, Jacopo. Casanova's imprisonment 
 and escape. Written by liimself. Trans, from 
 tile Frencli by Ciara Bell. In Tlie escapes of Latude 
 and Casanova from prison. 1S92. 1540.69 
 
 Cleveland, Cliarles, city missionary, 1772-1872. 
 
 Pkask, G. Ninclifth birtliKiay gathering of Rev. Charles 
 Cleveland, June 21, 1862. (Correclion.) 1528.10 
 
 Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. 
 
 Cai.vkk], (j. H. Coleridge, Shelley, Goethe. [1880.] 1331.13 
 
 Columbus, Christopher. 
 
 AUAMS, C. K. Christopher Columbus, his life and his work. 
 1892. 540.22 
 
 Connelly, Emma M. The story of Kentucky. 
 Boston. [iSSg.J lllus. [Story of the states.] 250.5 
 Cook, Capt. James. 
 
 CaI'T. Cook's three voyages round the world. With a 
 sketeh of his life. ¥a\. by C. R. Law. London, 1892. lllus. 
 [Sir Jolin Lubbock's hundred books.] 12.19 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver. 
 
 Talgrave, R. F. D. Oliver Cromwell, the protector. 1890. 
 
 IS3I-I3 
 
 Da'wes, Anna Laurens. Charles Sumner. N. Y., 
 1892. Portr. ["Makers of America."] 540.31 
 Dpyden, John. 
 
 Lowell,}. R. Among my books, ist series. 1870. 1816.19.1 
 
 Edwards, Amelia Blandford. Pharaohs, fellahs 
 and explorers. N. Y., 1892. lllus. 1692.21 
 
 Edwards, Henry Sutherland. The prima donna : 
 her history and surroundings from the 17th to the 
 i8th century. London, 188S. 2 v. 1202.33 
 
 Contents. — i. Her origin. Anastasia Robinson and Lavinia 
 Fenton. Cuzzoni and Faustina. Mingotti and Gabrielli. 
 Sophie Arnould. Mara. Catalan!. Colbran-Rossini. Pasta. 
 Sontag. Malibran. Grisi. 2. Jenny Lind. Bosio. Titiens. 
 Patti. Pauline Lucca. Nilsson. Albani. A flight of prime 
 donne. Mile. Schneider. 
 
 Egypt. 
 
 Edwards, Amelia B. Pharaohs, fellahs and explorers. 
 1892. 1692.21 
 
 Engel, Louis. Froin Handel to Halle. Bio- 
 graphical sketches. Witli autobiographies of prof. 
 Huxley and prof. Herkomer. London, i8go. 1554.33 
 
 Contents. —Handel. Gluck. Beethoven. Sir .-Vrthur Sul- 
 livan. Joseph Barnby. Emma Albani-Guy. Professor 
 Huxley. Hubert Herkomer. Sir Charles and lady Halle. 
 Three prodigies : Josef Hofmann, Otto Hegner, Adamo Patti. 
 
 England. 
 
 Booth, W. In darkest England and the way out. [1890.] 
 
 1112.13 
 PeNNELL, J. and Elizabeth R. The stream of pleasure. A 
 narrative 01 a journey on the Thames from Oxford to Lon- 
 don. 1891. 1663.17 
 Stables, W. G. The cruise of the land yacht " Wan- 
 derer; " or, thirteen hundred miles in my caravan. 1886. 
 
 1653.6 
 
 English, The, at the north pole. Verne, J. 1775.17 
 Everett, Edward. Life of George Washington. 
 N. Y., i860. 514.3 
 
 Ferdinand V, of Spain. 
 
 Prescott, W. H. History of the reign of Ferdinand and 
 Isabella the Catholic. 1838. 3 V. 912. i 
 
 - Same. 1854. 2 v. 929.2 
 
 Fiske, John. The discovery of America, with 
 some account of ancient America and the Spanish 
 conquest. Boston, 1892. Maps. 2 v. 210.69 
 
 Fontainebleau. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L. Fontainebleau : village communities of 
 painters. In his Across the plains [etc.]. 1892. 1815.27 
 
 France. 
 
 Griffiths, A. French revolutionary generals. 1S91. 1541.26 
 Guiney, Louise I. " Monsieur Henri," a foot-note to 
 French history. 1892. 1549.44 
 
 Imbert de Saint .Amand, A. L. The duchess of Angou- 
 lOine, and the two restorations. 1892. 'SSS-S' 
 
 Maugnv, C. A. Souvenirs of the second empire. [1890.] 
 
 1004.9 
 ViEi, Castel, H. dc. Memoirs, 1S51-1864. 1888. 2 V. 1531.14 
 
 Freytag, Gustav. Reminiscences of my life. 
 Trans, by Katharine Chetwynd. London, 1890. 
 
 1534.30 
 Froude, James Anthony. The Spanish storv of 
 the armad.i, and other essays. N. Y., 1892. 986.10 
 Iniludes also essays on Antonio Perez, Saint Teresa, The 
 tem])lars. The Nonvay fjords. 
 
 Fulton, Robert. 
 
 Thurston, R. H. Robert Fulton, his life and its results. 
 [1891.] 540.30 
 
 Gattie, George Byng. Memorials of the Goodwin 
 sands, and their surroundings, legendary and his- 
 torical. London, 1890. lllus. 1654.27 
 Gounod, Charles Francois. 
 
 BovEr, Marie A. dc. Charles Gounod : his life and his 
 works. 189I. 1554.32 
 
 Gray, Thomas. 
 
 Lowell, J. R. Latest literary essays and addresses. 1892. 
 
 1816.29 
 
 Great Britain. 
 
 Stories fiom English history for young Americans. [1892.] 
 
 960.2 
 
 Green, Alice Stopford. Henry the second. By 
 
 Mrs. J. R. Green. London, 1888. [Twelve 
 
 English statesmen.] 550.28 
 Greenland. 
 
 Nansen, F. The first crossing of Greenland. 1890. 2 v. 
 
 1631.24 
 Griffls, William Elliot. Sir William Johnson and 
 the Six nations. N. Y. [1891.] [" Makers of 
 America."] 540.27 
 
 Griffiths, Arthur. French revolutionary generals. 
 London, 1891. 1541.26 
 
 Contents. — Duniourier. Hoche, Marceau. Jourdan. 
 
 Grimk6, Archibald Henry. Life of Charles Sum- 
 ner, the scholar in politics. N. Y., 1892. Portr. 
 [American reformers.] 1555.52 
 
 Guiney, Louise Imogen. " Monsieur Henri," a 
 foot-note to French history. N. Y., 1892. 1549.44 
 
 Hale, Edward Everett. The story of Massachu- 
 setts. Boston. [1892.] lllus. [The story of the 
 states.] 250.6 
 Hamilton, Alexander. 
 
 9UMNER, W. G. .Mexander Hamilton. [1890.] S40.29 
 
 Havard, Henry. The heart of Holland. Trans, by 
 Mrs. Cashel Hoey. London, 1880. lllus. 661. i 
 Henry II, of England, ii 33-1189. 
 
 Green, Alice S. Henry the second. 1888. 550.28 
 
 Herkomer, Hubert. Autobiography. In Engel's 
 From Handel to Halle, biographical sketches. 1890. 
 
 Hlgginson, Thomas Wentworth. Life of Francis 
 Higginson, first minister in the Massachusetts bay 
 colony, and author of " New England's plantation" 
 (1630). N. Y. [1891.] ["Makers of America."] 
 
 540. 28 
 Holland. 
 
 Havard, H. The heart of Holland. 1880. 661.1 
 Hooker, Thomas, 1 586-1647. 
 
 Walker, G. L. Thomas Hooker: preacher, founder, 
 
 democrat. [1891.] 540.32 
 
 Houston, Samuel. 
 
 Bruce, H. Sam Houston and the annexation of Texas. 
 [1891.] 540-24 
 
 Hudson, Elizabeth Harriet. History of the Jews in 
 Rome. B. C. 160-A. D. 604. London, 1882. 941.5 
 
 SCO
 
 Hutton 
 
 Smith 
 
 Hutton, Arthur WoUaston. 
 Boston, 1892. 
 
 Cardinal Manning. 
 1553-15 
 
 Imbept de Saint Amand, A. L. Tlie duchiess of 
 Angouleme and tlie two restorations. Trans, by 
 James Davis. N. Y., 1892. Portr. i555-5i 
 
 Indepwiek, Frederic Andrew. Side-liglits on the 
 Stuarts. London, 1888. lllus. 1531.12 
 
 Indians of America. 
 
 Griffis, W. E. Sir William Jolinson and the Six nations. 
 [i8gi.] 540.27 
 
 Isabella I, of Castile, queen of Spain. 
 
 Prescott, W. H. History of the reign of Ferdinand and 
 Isabella, the Catholic. 1838. 3 v. 912.1 
 
 -Same. 1854. 2 v. 929.2 
 
 Italy. 
 
 BOURGET, p. Impressions of Italy. [1892.] 1665.32 
 
 Jameson, James Sligo. Story of the rear column 
 of the Emin Pasha relief expedition. Ed. by iV\rs. 
 J. S. Jameson. London, 1890. lllus. 1690.5 
 
 Jerome, Jerome Klapka. On the stage and off : 
 the brief career of a would-be actor. London. 
 [1892.] lllus. 888.26 
 
 Jews. 
 
 Hudson, Elizabeth H. History of the Jews in Rome. B. c. 
 160-A. D. 604. 1882. 941-5 
 
 Johnson, Sir William. 
 
 Griffis, W. E. Sir William Johnson and the Six nations. 
 [1891.] 540-27 
 
 Knights templar. 
 
 Froude, J. A. The Templars, 
 of the armada and other essays. 
 
 In his The Spanish story 
 1892. 986.10 
 
 La Roehejaquelein, Henri Auguste Georges 
 Duvergler, marquis de. 
 
 GUINEY, Louise I. " Monsieur Henri," a foot-note to French 
 history. 1892. 1549.44 
 
 Latude, Henri iVlasers de. The escapes of Casanova 
 and Latude from prison. Ed., with an introduction, 
 by P- Villars. London, 1892. lllus. [Adventure 
 series.] 1540.69 
 
 Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim. 
 
 Lowell, J. R. Amongmybooks. istseries. 1870. 1816.19.1 
 
 MacGavock, Randall, W. A Tennessean abroad ; 
 or, letters from Europe, Africa, and Asia. [1851-52.] 
 
 N. Y., 1854. (Correction.) 
 Manning, Henry Edward. 
 
 HUTTON, A. W. Cardinal Manning. 1892. 
 
 Marie Antoinette, queen of France. 
 
 YONGE, C. D. Life. 1877. 
 
 Maugny, Charles Albert, comte de. 
 the second empire. London. [i8go.] 
 Musicians. 
 
 Engel, L. From Handel to Hall^. Biographical sketches. 
 1890. 1554-33 
 
 Walker, Bettina. My musical experiences. 1890. 1201.39 
 
 1688.3 
 
 1553-15 
 1542-50 
 
 Souvenirs of 
 1004.9 
 
 crossing of Green- 
 London, 1890. 2 v. 
 1631.24 
 
 Hardy Neesima. 
 1554-31 
 
 Nansen, Fridtjof. The first 
 
 land. Trans, by H. M. Lepp. 
 
 lllus. 
 
 Neesima, Joseph Hardy. 
 
 Hardy, A. S. Life and letters of Joseph 
 1892. 
 
 Norway. 
 
 Froude, J. A. The Norway fjords. Norway once more. 
 In his The Spanish story of the armada and other essays. 
 1892. 986.10 
 
 Palgrave, Reginald Francis Douce. Oliver 
 Cromwell, the protector. An appreciation based on 
 contemporary evidence. London, 1890. 1531-13 
 
 Paris herself again in 1878-9. Sala, G. A. H. 
 1879. 2 v. 1664.34 
 
 Peel, Sir Robert, bart. 
 
 Thursfield, J. R. Peel. 1891. 550.30 
 
 Pennell, Joseph and Elizabeth Robins. The 
 stream of pleasure. A narrative of a journey on the 
 Thames from Oxford to London. London, 1891. 
 lllus. 1663.17 
 
 Perez, Antonio, -161 1. 
 
 Froude, J. A. Antonio Perez; an unsolved historical 
 riddle. In his The Spanish story of the armada and other 
 essays. 1892. 986.10 
 
 Philip II, of Spain, 1 527-1 598. 
 
 Prescott, W. H. History of the reign of Philip II, king of 
 Spiiin. 1855-58. 3 V. 922.1 
 
 - Same. 1857. 2 v. 929.S 
 
 Prescott, William Hickling. History of the reign 
 of Ferdinand and Isabella, the Catholic. Boston, 
 1838. 3 V. 912.I 
 
 Same. London, 1854. 2 v. 929.2 
 
 History of the reign of Philip 11, king of Spain. 
 Boston, 1855-58. 3 v. 922.1 
 
 Same. London, 1857. 2 v. 929.8 
 
 Rimmer, Alfred. The early homes of prince Albert. 
 
 Edinb., 1883. lllus. 1541.27 
 
 Russians at the gates of Herat. Marvin, C. 940.20 
 
 Ruth, Bible character. 
 
 Charles, Elizabeth. The old story of Bethlehem. One 
 
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 The stoiy of Ruth. 
 
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 Rutledge, John, 1739-1800. 
 
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 523-3 
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 638.5 
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 Rydberg, Viktor Abraham. Roman days. From 
 the Swedish by A. C. Clark. With a sketch of 
 Rydberg by H. A. W. Lindehn. 2d ed. N. Y., 
 1880. lllus. 1668.13 
 
 Contents. — Biographical sketch. The Roman emperors in 
 marble. Antique statues. Roman traditions of Peter and 
 Paul. Pencil sketches in Rome. 
 
 Ryle, Rev. John Charles. The priest, the Puritan, 
 and the preacher. N. Y., 1855. 1088.33 
 
 Contents. — Latimer. Baxter and his times. Life and labors 
 of Whitefield, etc. 
 
 Ryle, Thomas. American liberty and government 
 questioned. London, 1855. 134.15 
 
 Sala, George Augustus Henry. Paris herself again 
 in 1878-9. London, 1879. 2 v. lllus. 1664.34 
 
 Salvation army. 
 
 Booth, W. In darkest England and the way out. [1890.] 
 
 1112.13 
 
 Sidgwick, Mrs. Alfred. Caroline Schlegel and her 
 friends. London, 1889. Portr. 1542.51 
 
 Singers. 
 
 Edwards, H. S. The prima donna: her history and sur- 
 roundings from the 17th to the 19th century. 1888. 2 v. 
 
 1202.33 
 
 Sir John Lubbock's hundred books. 
 
 Cook, Capt. J. Capt. Cook's three voyages round the world. 
 1892. i2.ig 
 
 Smith, Ronald, ed. The great gold lands of South 
 Africa. London, 1891. lllus. 1698.17 
 
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 William III. 
 
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 yacht '■ Wanderer ; " or, thirteen hundred miles in 
 mv caravan. London, 1886. Illus. 1653.6 
 
 Stanley, Henry Morton. 
 
 Jameson, I. S. Story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha 
 relief expedition. 1890. 1690.5 
 
 Stuart family. 
 
 INDERWICK, F. -V. Side lights on the Stuarts. 1888. 1531.12 
 
 Thursfleld, James Richard. Peel. London, 1891. 
 [TweKe English statesmen.] 55o-30 
 
 Thurston, Robert Henrv. Robert Fulton : his life 
 and its results. N. Y. [1891.] illus. ["Makers 
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 Traill, Henry Duff. William the third. London, 
 1888. [TweKe English statesmen.] 550.31 
 
 Viel Castel, Horace de, comte. Memoirs. A 
 chronicle of the principal e\'ents, political and social, 
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 Charles Bonst'ield. London, i888. 2 v. I53i-i7 
 
 Walker, Bettina. My musical experiences. Lon- 
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 I-iszt. Deppe and Scharwencka. Henselt. 
 
 William III, of England, 1650-1702. 
 
 Traill, H. D. Wilham the third. 1888. 530-31 
 
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