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 and Beasts which are proper to that country: Together 
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 ^Q 10 Adams, Charles Francis. Address at Quincy, Mass. July 
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 jo 16 Adams. Dictionary of all Religions and Religious Denom- 
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 5© 29 Adams. Memoir of the Life of. By Josiah Quincy. pp. 
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 31 [Adams, J. T.] The Knight of the Golden Melice, an 
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 32 Adams, Samuel. The Life and Public Services of. By 
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 ^Q 44 Albany, N. Y. The Settlement and Early History of 
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 ^^ 71 American and British Chronicle of War and Politics, being 
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 72 American Antiquarian Society. Transactions and Collec- 
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 78 American Historical Association. Papers. Vols, i, 2 and 
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 ^r 83 American Trade. That the trade to Affrica, is only Man- 
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 5-- 84 American Weekly Messenger, or Register of State Papers, 
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 \t,z 85 Ames, Fisher. Works of; with Notices of his Life and 
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 {e2, 86 Amory, Thomas C. William Blackstone, Boston's first in- 
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 van, 1879; — Daniel Sullivan's Visits to Gen. John Sulli- 
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 / 25" 87 Amos, Andrew. The Great Oyer of Poisoning; the Trial 
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 5"© 89 Anburey, Thomas. Travels through the Interior Parts of 
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 5-0 90 Anburey. The same. New ed. pp. 414, 492. Plates. 
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 ^e- 91 Anderson, Christopher. The Annals of the English Bible, 
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 4,5- 92 Anderson, James S. M. The History of the Church of 
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 O^T 93 Anderson, Rufus. History of the Sandwich Islands Mis- 
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 »,^239 Beltz, George Frederick. Memorials of the Most Noble 
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 ^Q 240 Benedict, David. A Poem delivered in Taunton, Sept. 
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 Marine Society. 4 vols. 8° and 12° cloth and paper. 
 
 Boston. 
 
 336 Boston. Extracts from a Journal of Travels in North 
 ^ America, consisting of an account of Boston and its 
 
 Vicinity. By Ali Bey (S. L. Knapp), 1818; — A Trip 
 to Boston, (by E. C. Wines), 1838; — Stranger's Guide 
 to Boston. By J. H. Stark, 1882. 3 vols. 12° cloth 
 and boards. 
 <n 337 Boston. Fourth of July Orations, 1854, by A. L. Stone; — 
 1855, by A. A. Miner; — 1856, by E. G. Parker; — 1859, 
 by George Sumner; — 1860, by Edward Everett; — 1864, 
 by T. Russell;— 1^5, by J. M. Manning;— 1867, by G. 
 H. Hepworth; — 1868, by Samuel Eliot; — 1870, by 
 William Everett; — 1871, by H. B. Sargent; — 1872, by 
 C. F. Adams, Jr. ;— 1873, by J. F. W. Ware;— 1874, by 
 R. Frothingham; — 1875, by J. F. Clarke; — 1879, by H. 
 C. Lodge. 16 pamphlets. 
 
 338 Boston. Memorials of Edward Everett; — Charles Sum- 
 ner; — Joshua Bates; — Abraham Lincoln; — Dedication 
 of Soldier's Monument: — Visit of Carl Schurz; — Recep- 
 tion of Chinese Embassy; — Proceedings on death of 
 Lincoln. 8 vols, royal 8° and 4° cloth. Boston, 1865-81 
 I 339 Boston. Re-Dedication of the Old State House, July 
 11,7882. pp.175. Plates. Royal 8° cloth. Boston. 1882 
 
 340 Boston. Old State House. Prytaneum Bostoniense, 
 Notes on the history of the Old State House, pp. 31, 
 1885; — Same, Second Paper, pp. 80, 1886; — Same, 
 Examination of Mr. W. H. Whitmore's Old State House 
 Memorial, pp. 40, 1887. By George H. Moore; — Old 
 State House Defended. A reply to Geo. H. Moore. 
 By W. H. Whitmore, pp. 8, 1886; — Rededication 
 of Old State House, 1882. 5 pamphlets 8° paper. 
 X xr 34^ Boston. " Our First Men," a Calendar of Wealth, Fash- 
 ion and Gentility; containing a List of those Persons 
 taxed in the City of Boston, credibly reported to be 
 worth one Hundred Thousand Dollars, pp. 48; — The 
 Rich Men of Massachusetts. By A. Forbes and J. W. 
 Greene, pp. 208. 2 vols. 8° half roan. Boston, 1846-51 
 £,0 342 Boston. Reports of the Record Commissioners. First 
 to 19th reports and special report of the Commissioners 
 on the condition of the Records, 1885. 20 vols. 8° 
 cloth and paper. Boston, 1876-87 
 
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 Lf 1^ 343 Boston. Suffolk Deeds, Liber i, 2, 3. 3 vols. 8° cloth 
 and paper. Boston, 1880-85 
 
 -^344 Boston. Historical Pamphlets relating to. Catalogue of 
 Revolutionary Relics, 1875; — Recollections of the 
 Private Centennial Celebration of the Overthrow of Tea, 
 1873; — Ceremony of Sealing the Century Box of the 
 Hon. and Ancient Artillery Co.; — Bostonian Society 
 Proceedings, Jan. 1887; — Defence of the Merchants of 
 Boston, 1866; — Pamphlets relating to the Introduction 
 of Pure Water, etc. 29 pamphlets. 
 
 j-p 345 Boston Sermons. Ebenezer Gay on Jonathan Mayhew, 
 July 27, 1766; — Fast Sermon, by David Tappan, April 
 II, 1793; — Peter Thacher's Sermon, Dec 29, 1799; — 
 Discourse on the Execution of H. P. S. Davis, by 
 Charles Lovell, March 16, 1817; — Discourse by C. 
 Lowell, Dec. 31, 1820; — Palfrey's Sermon, July 18, 
 1824; — Case of Federal St. Meeting House, etc. 12 
 vols. 8° half roan. 
 
 i^^ 346 Boston. First Church. Historical Sketch, by W. M. 
 Emerson, 1812; — Discourse by the Rector, 1823; — 
 History of, 1630-1880, by A. B. Ellis, 1881;— Com- 
 memoration at the 200th Anniversary, Nov. 18, 1888. 
 4 vols. 8° and 12° paper. Boston. 
 
 2^ 347 Boston. Historical Notices of the New North Religious 
 Society, 1822; — Historical Account of Christ Church, 
 by H. Burroughs, 1874; — Memorial of the Federal St. 
 Meeting House, by E. S. Gannett, i860; — Consecra- 
 tion Services of Trinity Church, 1877. 4 pamphlets. 
 
 2^348 Boston. History of the Church in Brattle St., by S. K. 
 Lothrop, pp. 218, 1851; — West Church and its Minis- 
 ters, 50th anniversary of the ordination of Charles 
 Lowell, pp. 242, 1856. 2 vols. 12° cloth. Boston. 
 
 , 349 Boston. Old South Church. History of, by B. B. Wis- 
 ner; — Address to the Members of the City Council, by 
 H. G. Otis, 1S30; — Consecration of the Flag of the 
 Union, May i, 1861; — Memorial Discourse, by G. W. 
 Blagden, May 23, 1869; — Opinion of Hon. B. R. Curtis, 
 April, 1874; — Speech of Francis B. Hayes, April 16, 
 1874; — History of the Old South Church, 1876; — 
 History of, by E. W. Burdett, 1877; — Old South Leaf- 
 lets, etc. 12 vols. 8° paper and half roan. Boston. 
 
 lui 350 Boston. Second Church. History of, by Chandler Rob- 
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 Stone, May 30, 1844, by C. R. Robbins. 2 vols. 8° 
 cloth and half roan. Boston. 
 
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 351 Boston. Hollis St. Church. Sermon by John Pierpont, 
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 their Unitarian Brethren, 1849; — Sermon by J. T. Sar- 
 gent, Dec. 8, 1844; — Discourse on Samuel West, by 
 Lathrop, 1808, etc. 7 vols. 8° half roan. Boston. 
 
 352 Boston Almanac from 1836 to 1864, 1867, '69 and '74, 
 (lacking 1847 ^"d '49). 28 vols. 18° cloth. Boston. 
 
 353 Boston Athenaeum. Catalogue of the Library of the 
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 354 Boston Book. Being Specimens of Metropolitan Litera- 
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 4r -T 355 I^OSTON Massacre. A Short Narrative of the horrid Mas- 
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 Title page reprinted and two leaves in MSS. 
 
 356 Boston Massacre. Trial of William Wemms, James 
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 357 Boston Massacre. A Narrative of the Horrid Massacre 
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 ,__ 358 Boston Massacre. History of the Boston Massacre, 
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 359 Boston Massacre. Orations, delivered at the Request 
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 ^g 360 Boston Massacre. Trial of the British Soldiers, etc. 12° 
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 361 BoTTA, Charles. History of the War of the Indepen- 
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 362 BoTTA. The same. Eighth ed. Frontispieces, pp.472, 
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 364 BouCHETTE, Joseph. Bi'itish Dominions in North Am- 
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 or 365 BouDiNOT, Elias. The Age of Revelation; or, the Age 
 of Reason shewn to be an Age of Infidelity, pp. 232. 
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 'Tj- 366 BouTELL, Charles. Heraldry, Historical and Popular. 
 Third ed. enlarged, pp. 547. 975 illustrations. 8° 
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 2.5" 3^7 BowDiTCH, N. I. Suffolk Surnames. Third ed. pp. 
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 «^ 368 BowDiTCH. History of the Massachusetts General Hos- 
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 732. Plates. Royal 8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1872 
 
 jH 369 BowDiTCH. Memoir of Nathaniel Bowditch. Second 
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 J CQ 370 BowEN, C. W. The Boundary Disputes of Connecticut, 
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 j^ 371 BowEN, Francis. Lowell Lectures on the Application of 
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 / 7r 37^ BowEN. Documents of the Constitution of England and 
 
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 J, o 373 Bowen's Boston News-Letter and City Record, J. V. C. 
 Smith, Editor. From January 1826 to January 1827. 
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 PP 374 BowYER, William. Origin of Printing, pp. 154, 1774; 
 Short Comment on Sir L Newton's Principia, by W. 
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 William Symons, pp. 60, 1766; — Directions for Im- 
 pregnating Water with Fixed Air, by Joseph Priestly, 
 pp. 22, 1772. Bound in i vol. 8° half calf. London. 
 
 ^ 05 37 5 BoYNTON, E. C. History of West Point, and its Military 
 p Importance during the American Revolution; and the 
 
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 Baltimore, 18 n 
 
 377 BozMAN. History of Maryland, from 1633 to 1660. 2 
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 378 Bradbury, John. Travels in the Interior of America in 
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 gilt. London, 1819 
 
 ■ ^ 379 [Bradford, Alden.] Massachusetts State Papers. 
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 380 Bradford. History of Massachusetts, from 1764 to 
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 381 Bradford. History of Massachusetts. Vol. i. From 
 
 1764 to July,i775. pp. 414. Boston, 1822. Vol. 2. 
 From July 1775 to 1789. pp. 376. Boston, 1825. 2 
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 j^ 382 Bradford. History of Massachusetts for two hundred 
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 384 Bradford. Biographical Notices of Distinguished Men 
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 -. 385 Bradford. New England Chronology, from 1497 to 
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 386 Bradford, A. W. American i\ntiquities and Researches 
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 ^c- 387 Bradford, William. History of Plymouth Plantation. 
 Edited, with notes, by Charles Deane. pp. 476. 8° 
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 _ 388 Bradford. A Dialogue, or third Conference between 
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 cloth, uncut. Boston, 1870 
 
 389 Bradford. A Genealogical Memoir of the Descendants 
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 New Netherland, 1S65. V. Narrative of the Career of De Soto in 
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 piece. 12° half sheep. Boston, 1820 
 
 392 [Bradshaw, William.] The Unreasonablenesse of the 
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 j/r-39S Bradstreet, Anne. Works of, in Prose and Verse. 
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 rial 8° paper, uncut. Charlestown, 1867 
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 In 394 Brainerd. Memoirs of the Rev. David Brainerd, Mis- 
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 396 [Braithwaite.] Barnabse Itinerarium, or Barnabee's 
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 and illustrative notes, pp. 204. Frontispiece and en- 
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 397 Brattleboro, Vt. Early History, with Biographical 
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 a Reprint of the said Tract, and also of Prynne's 
 "Vindication." pp. i6. 8° paper. London, 1825 
 
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 399 Breck, Samuel. Historical Sketch of Continental Paper 
 Money. 4° boards. Phila., 1863 
 
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 400 Brevoort, J. C. Verrazano the Navigator, or Notes on 
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 lustrating his American Voyage in 1524. pp. 161. 
 Map and India proof portrait of the author. 8° cloth, 
 uncut. New York, 1874 
 
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 2^r- 401 Brewster, William. Chief of the Pilgrims; or, the Life 
 and Times of William Brewster. By Rev. Ashbel Steele. 
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 402 Brickell, John. Natural History of North Carolina, 
 with an Account of the Trade, Manners, and Customs 
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 /o 00 4°-5 Bridgewater, Mass. History of the early Settlement of 
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 00 404 Bridgewater. Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater, Mass. 
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 405 Bridgman, Thomas. Epitaphs from Copp's Hill Burial 
 Ground, Boston. With notes, pp. 252. 12° cloth. 
 
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 406 Bridgman. Memorials of the Dead in Boston; contain- 
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 of New England. Plates and woodcuts. pp. 339. 
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 «- 407 Bridgman. The Pilgrims of Boston and their Descen- 
 dants, pp. 406. Portraits and illustrations. 8° cloth. 
 
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 -if 408 Briefe (A) Methode of Catechizing. 26th ed. pp. 53. 
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 '^S'o 00 409 Brief (A) Relation of the Discovery and Plantation of 
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 ring, for the yeere of our Lord, 1607, to this present 
 1622. Together with the state thereof as it now stan- / 
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 200 4^° Brigham, W. T. Historical Notes on the Earthquakes 
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 Volcanoes of the Hawaiian Islands, with a history of 
 their various eruptions, pp. 342-472. 2 vols royal 4° 
 paper. Boston, 1868 
 
 3 00 4^^ Bright Genealogy. The Brights of Suffolk, England; 
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 ^ 00 4^2 Brinley, George. Catalogue of his American Library. 
 Parts I, 2, 3 and 4 sold by auction in New York in 1878, 
 '81. Part I priced in ink, and price lists to parts i 
 and 2. 4 vols. 8° boards. Hartford, 1878-86 
 
 2q 413 Bristol, England. Descent among Writers on Bristol 
 History and Biography, by George Bryce; — Centenary 
 Services of Bristol Tabernacle, Nov. 25, 1853. 2 vols. 
 16° cloth and boards. London. 
 
 iQ 414 Bristol and Bremen, Me. History of the Towns of 
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 trait. 8° cloth. Albany, 1873 
 
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 H 421 [Brodhead, J. R.] Calendar to the Holland Documents 
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 ^ir 422 Brodhead. History of the State of New York, 1609- 
 I 1691. Map. pp. 801, 680. 2 vols. 8° cloth. 
 
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 n^ 423 Brodie, Walter. Pitcairn's Island, and the Islanders, in 
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 jO 424 Brodribb, W. J. and Besant, W. Constantinople, a Sketch 
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 J.Q 426 Brookfield, Mass. Sermon preached on the last day of 
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 ^5-428 Brookfield. Historical Discourse, Nov. 27, 1828. By 
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 429 Brookfield. Historical Discourse at West Brookfield, 
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 and Brookline Records, 1634-1838, pp. 703, 1875. 2 
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 432 Brooks, Benjamin. The Lives of the Puritans. 3 vols. 
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 ow 433 Brooks, Charles. Laws of Reproduction, considered 
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 ^Q 434 Brooks, Rev. Charles. The Tornado of 185 1, in Med- 
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 435 Brotherhead, William. American Notes and Queries. 
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 437 Brougham, Lord Henry. Historical Sketches of States" 
 
 I men who flourished in the Time of George III,; to 
 
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 flourished in the Time of George III. With portraits 
 engraved on steel. 2 vols, royal 8° half morocco, un- 
 cut, gilt tops. London, 1845-1847 
 
 439 Brown, Alexander. The Genesis of the United States. 
 
 A series of historical manuscripts now first printed, to- 
 gether with a reissue of rare contemporaneous tracts 
 accompanied by bibliographical memoranda, notes and 
 brief biographies. 100 portraits, maps and plans. 2 
 vols, royal 8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1892 
 
 Brown, Charles Brockden. Novels, comprising: Wieland, 
 Arthur Mervyn, Ormond, Edgar Huntley, Jane Talbot 
 and Clara Howard. 5 vols. 12° half morocco, gilt. 
 
 Boston, 1827 
 
 Brown, H. A. Oration delivered in Carpenter's Hall on 
 
 the looth anniversary of the Meeting of the Congress 
 
 of 1774. pp. 52. Royal 8'^ boards. Philadelphia, 1875 
 
 Privately printed. 
 
 Brown, James. The Procedure, Extent and Limits of 
 
 Human Understanding, pp. 477. 8° sheep. 
 
 London, 1728 
 
 Brown. Life and Letters of John Brown, Liberator of 
 Kansas and Martyr of Virginia. Edited by F. B. San- 
 born. Portrait and plate. 8° cloth. Boston, 1885 
 
 444 Brown, John. A Compendious History of the British 
 
 Churches in England, Scotland, Ireland and America, 
 pp. 418,489, (95). 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1823 
 
 445 Brown, John Carter. Bibliotheca Americana. A cata- 
 
 logue of books relating to North and South America in 
 the library of the late John Carter Brown, of Provi- 
 dence, R. I. With notes by John Russell Bartlett. 4 
 vols, imperial 8° cloth. Providence, 1865-1882 
 
 Fifty copies only of the four volumes, privately printed. All were 
 given away, and the complete work is out of print. 
 
 Vol. I. comprises titles of 600 works printed between the years 
 1482 and 1600. 
 
 Vol. II. comprises 1642 works printed between the years 1600 and 
 1700. 
 
 Vols. III. and IV. comprise 4173 works, printed between the years 
 1700 and 1800. Altogether, the Catalogue is descriptive 641 5 works, 
 printed before the present century. Vol. I. contains 121 plates and 
 and wood-cuts, consisting of fac-similes of tit!e pages of rare books, 
 maps, portraits, devices of early printers and vignettes. Vol. II. con- 
 tains illustrations of the same character. Vols. III. and IV. are 
 without pictorial illustrations. 
 
 The set also contains the first editions of Vols. I. and II., which 
 were re-issued, with large additions, as above. 
 
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 00 446 Brown, Rev. John. (Pastor in Haverhill.) Sermon 
 preached at Arundel, Nov. 4, 1730, at the ordination 
 of Rev. Thomas Prentice, pp. 30. 12° morocco. 
 
 T. Fleet: Boston, 1731 
 
 Op 447 Brown, Thomas. Lectures on the Philosophy of the 
 
 Human Mind. 3 vols. 8° half russia. Andover, 1822 
 
 />£) 448 Brown, William. Antiquities of the Jews. pp. 631, 526. 
 
 Plates. 2 vols. 8° half calf. Philadelphia, 1823 
 
 eo 449 Brown, W. H. History of the First Locomotives in 
 
 America, pp. 242. Plates. 8'' cloth. New York, 1871 
 
 ^ 450 Brown. Genealogy of a Portion of the Brown Family. 
 
 12° half roan, (broken). Providence, 1851 
 
 ^^ 451 Browne, Robert. A Booke which sheweth the Life and /^ 
 
 Manner of all true Christians, etc. Small 4° morocco, 
 
 gilt edges. 
 
 Imprinted by Richarde Painter: Middelburgh, 1582 
 By Robert Browne, founder of the " Brownists." 
 ^452 Browne, Thomas. Pseudodoxia Epidemica; or, En- 
 quiries into very many received Tenents and commonly 
 presumed Truths, together with the Religio Medici. 
 Sixth ed. pp. 440,12; — Religio Medici. The seventh 
 ed., also Observation by Sir Kenelm Digby. pp. 144. 
 4° calf. London, 1672 
 
 r-jj 453 Browne. Certain Miscellany Tracts, pp. 215, 6. 12° 
 half calf. London, 1684 
 
 Qp 454 Browne. The Lives of all the Princes of Orange, from 
 William the Great. Portraits, pp. 305. 8° calf. 
 
 London, 1693 
 ^ 455 Browne. Christian Morals. First ed. pp. 128. i8°calf. 
 
 Cambridge, 17 16 
 456 Browne. Works, including his Life and Correspondence; 
 edited by Simon Wilkin, F. L. S. Portrait, pedigree, 
 and plates. 4 vols, royal 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 W. Pickering: London, 1835-36 
 Best Edition. Large paper: only 50 copies printed. 
 _. 457 Browne. Religio Medici; a Letter to a Friend ; Christian 
 morals; Urn-Burial, and other Papers, pp. 440. Por- 
 trait on India paper. 8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1862 
 Large paper: only 25 copies printed. 
 CO 458 Browning, Robert. Strafford; an Historical Tragedy. 
 First ed. pp. 131. 8° half calf, uncut. London, 1837 
 
 459 Brownists. An Apologie or Defence of such true Chris- 
 ^° tians as are commonly (but unjustly) called Brownists // 
 
 pp. 118. Small 4° panelled calf. (Title rebacked, also 
 some leaves mended). n. p., 1604 
 
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 468 
 
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 469 
 
 470 
 
 471 
 472 
 
 New York, 1876 
 
 Fine uncut copy. 
 
 Cambridge, 182 1 
 
 Brunet, J. C. Manuel du Libraire et de I'Amateur de 
 
 Livres. With the Supplement. 7 vols, bound in 14 
 
 vols, royal 8° cloth, uncut. Paris, 1860-80 
 
 Brunswick, Me. History of Brunswick, Topsham, and 
 
 Harpswell, Me. By G. A. and H. W. Wheeler, pp. 
 
 959. Portraits and map. 8° cloth. Boston, 1878 
 
 Bryant and Gay. Popular History of the United States. 
 
 pp. 583. Numerous illustrations. Vol. i. Royal 8"^ 
 
 cloth. 
 Bryant, W. C. Poems. First ed. 
 
 12° boards. 
 
 With a. I. s. of the author inserted. 
 
 Brydges, Samuel Egerton. Sonnets and other Poems. 
 New edition, pp. 113. 16° half calf. London, 1795 
 
 Brydges. Restituta; or Titles, Extracts, and Characters 
 of Old Books in English Literature revived. 4 vols. 8° 
 calf, gilt edges, (broken). London, 1814 
 
 Brydges. Censura Literaria, containing Titles, Abstracts, 
 and Opinions on old English Books. Second ed. 10 
 vols, in 5. 8° half russia, gilt, uncut edges, gilt tops. 
 
 London, 1815 
 
 Brydges. Autobiography, Times, Opinions, and Con- 
 temporaries of. pp. 424, 431. 2 portraits. 2 vols. 8° 
 tree calf, gilt. London, 1834 
 
 Bucaniers. History of the Bucaniers of America, con- 
 taining, I: The Exploits of the Grand, Lolonois, Roche 
 Brasiliano, etc. II: The dangerous Voyage of Capt. 
 Sharp, Watlin, Sandlims, and others. Ill: Journal of 
 a Voyage into the South Sea by the Freebooters of 
 America, from 1684 to 1689, etc. 25 maps and plates. 
 8° calf. London, 1704 
 
 Buchanan, Georgio. Rerum Scoticarum Historia, Libris 
 XX. — De Jure Regni apud Scotos. pp. 721. 12° sheep. 
 
 Francofurti, 1584 
 With autographs " Joseph Dudley, his booke." Wm. Dudley's 
 booke. 
 
 Buchanan, James. Sketches of the History, Manners, 
 and Customs of the North American Indians, pp. 371. 
 8° half morocco, extra, uncut edges, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1824 
 
 Buck, Edward. Massachusetts Ecclesiastical Law. pp. 
 310. 12° cloth. Boston, 1866 
 
 Buckingham, Duke of. The Chances, a comedy, pp. iii. 
 Frontispiece 16° calf. London, 1735 
 
CATALOGUE. 43 
 
 i^f^ 473 Buckingham. Letters of the Duke and Duchess of Buck- 
 ingham, chiefly addressed to King James I of England, 
 pp. 39. 16° cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1834 
 
 Only 40 copies printed. 
 _n L r-474 Buckingham, J. T. Miscellanies. 2 vols, in i; — Speci- 
 mens of Newspaper Literature. 2 vols. ; — Personal 
 Memoirs. 2 vols. Portrait. Together 5 vols. 12° 
 cloth. Boston, 1822-1852 
 
 PP 475 BuGG, Francis. The Picture of Quakerism drawn to the 
 Life; — Brief History of the Rise, Growth, and Pro- 
 gress of Quakerism, pp. 124, 196. Bound together. 
 16° sheep, (shaken). London, 1697 
 
 The author deserted the Friends Society about 1684. 
 
 ^-Q 476 BuGG. The Pilgrim's Progress, from Quakerism to 
 Christianity. Second ed. Portrait and plate, pp. 
 352. 12° half morocco, red edges. London, 1700 
 
 1, 477 BuLKELEV, Peter. The Gospel Covenant; or the Coven- 
 ant of Grace opened. Preached in Concord in New 
 England, pp. 381, 4. Small 4° calf. London, 1646 
 
 yj, 478 Bullock, A. H. Addresses before Alumni of Amherst 
 College, July 8, 1863; — Address at Williams College, 
 Aug. I, 1864; — Valedictory Address, Jan. 7, 1869; — 
 Intellectual Leadership in American History, 1875; — 
 Centennial Situation of Woman, 1876. 5 pamphlets. 
 
 /O 479 Bunker Hill. Celebration of the Centennial Anniversary 
 of the Battle of Bunker Hill. pp. 174. Plates. Royal 
 8° cloth. Boston, 1875 
 
 // c{o 480 Bunker Hill. Particular Account of the Battle of Bun- 
 ker or Breed's Hill, by Alden Bradford, pp. 26, 1825; 
 — History of the Battle, by Charles Coffin, pp. 36, 1835; 
 — Account of the Battle, by H. Dearborn, pp. 12, i8i8; 
 — Oration in Commemoration of the Battle, by G. E. 
 Ellis, pp. 72, 1841; — History of the Battle, by G. E. 
 Ellis, pp. 69, 1875; — The Battle, by William Emmons, 
 pp. 144, 1859; — Battle-Field of Bunker Hill, by Froth- 
 ingham, pp. 46, 1876; — The Command in the Battle of 
 Bunker Hill, pp. 56, 1850; — Battle of Bunker Hill, pp. 
 136, 1875, by Frothingham; — Doubts Concerning the 
 Battle, by Hudson, pp. 41, 1857; — Swett's History of 
 Bunker Hill Battle, pp. 58, Notes to his Sketch, pp. 34, 
 1825-7; — Who was Commander, by S. Swett, pp. 39, 
 1850; — Col. William Prescott, the Commander, by F. 
 J. Parker, pp. 21, 1875; — Stories about Gen. Warren, 
 etc., 1835; — New History of the Battle, by W. W. 
 Wheildon, pp. 56, 1875; — Magazine Article on Battle 
 of Bunker Hill. Together 17 vols. 8° and 12° cloth 
 and boards. 
 
44 CATALOGUE. 
 
 /T^ 481 Bunker Hill. A Collection of the Proceedings of the 
 Bunker Hill Monument Association at the Annual 
 Meetings, held on the seventeenth of June, from 187 1 
 to 1889, inclusive. Bound in 10 vols. 8° half morocco, 
 cloth and paper. Cambridge, 1871-89 
 
 /o 482 Bunker Hill. Celebrations by the Bunker Hill Monu- 
 ment Association of the Anniversary of the Battle of 
 Bunker Hill in 1850 and 1857; — Inauguration of the 
 Statue of Warren, June 17, 1857. Plates. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston. 
 
 2j) 483 Bunker Hill. Original Planing and Construction of Bun- 
 ker Hill Monument, pp. 11, 1863; — History of the 
 Bunker Hill Monument, pp. 2;^, 1853. 2 vols. 8° 
 boards. 
 ►75- 484 BuNN, Alfred. Old England and New England, in a Se- 
 / ries of Views taken on the Spot. pp. 315. 12° half 
 
 roan. Philadelphia, 1853 
 
 I ^Q 485 BuNYAN, John. The Barren Fig-Tree. pp. 143. Wood- 
 cut portrait. 18° sheep. London, 1762 
 ; <^r 486 BuNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress from this World to that 
 which is to Come. Sixteenth ed. pp. 205. Wood-cuts. 
 18° half morocco, uncut. London, 1707 
 
 r- 487 BuNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress. The second part. 
 Seventeenth ed. pp. 166. Wood-cuts. 18° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1744 
 
 ^c- 488 BuNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress. With a Life of the 
 Author, by Robert Southey. pp. 411. Portrait and 
 illustrations. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1839 
 
 h^c 489 BuNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress from this World to that 
 
 / which is to Come. pp. 354. Portrait and rubricated 
 
 title. 8° cloth, uncut. W. Pickering: London, 1849 
 
 Am 490 BuNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress. A New Edition, with 
 
 / a Memoir by J. M. Hare. pp. 336. Illustrations. 12° 
 
 cloth. London, 1853 
 
 491 BuNYAN. 'Phe Pilgrim's Progress. A Fac-simile Repro- 
 duction of the First Ed. pp. 205. Wood-cuts. Small 
 8° cloth. London, 1875 
 
 /O 492 BuNYAN. Profitable Meditations; a Poem. Now first 
 reprinted from a unique Copy, and edited with intro- 
 duction and notes by George Offor. pp. 21, 47. Small 
 4° half roan. London, i860 
 
 00 493 BuRDiCK, William. Oration on the Nature and Effects of 
 the Art of Printing, July 5, 1802. pp. 31. 8° paper, 
 uncut. Boston, 1801 
 
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 3o 494 BuRDiCK. Massachusetts Manual, or Political and His- 
 torical Register for 1814-15. pp. 219. 12° boards. 
 
 Boston, 1814 
 
 Yf- 495 [Burgess, George.] Pages from the Ecclesiastical His- 
 tory of New England, 1740-1840. 12° paper. 
 
 Boston, 1847 
 
 , 496 BuRGOYNE, General. Substance of his Speeches, on May 
 
 26 and 28, 1778; with an Appendix containing General 
 
 Washington's Letter to General Burgoyne, etc. pp. 42, 
 
 6. 8° half morocco, uncut. London, 1778 
 
 With numerous notes in the handwriting of John Wilkes. 
 
 j2_5- 497 Burgoyne. A Letter from Lieut. Gen. Burgoyne to his 
 Constituents upon his late Resignation; with the Cor- 
 respondence between the Secretaries of War and Him, 
 relative to his return to America. Fourth ed. pp. 37. 
 8° half roan. London, 1779 
 
 ^o oo49^ Burgoyne. A Statement of the Expedition from Canada as 
 laid before the House of Commons, by Lieutenant Gen- 
 eral Burgoyne, and verified by evidence; with a Collec- 
 tion of Authentic Documents, and an addition of many 
 circumstances which were prevented from appearing 
 
 before the House Written and collected by 
 
 himself, pp. 140, 62. Maps and plates. 4° calf. 
 Bookplate of Sir Henry Mainwaring, Esq. London, 1780 
 
 ,5-499 Burgoyne. A Supplement to the State of the Expedition 
 from Canada, containing General Burgoyne's orders, re- 
 specting the Principal Movements, and Operations of 
 the Army to the Raising of the Siege of Ticonderoga. 
 London, 1780. pp. 26. Royal 4° paper, uncut. 
 Only 75 copies reprinted. New York, 1865 
 
 PP 500 Burgoyne. Dramatic and Poetical Works of, to which 
 i are prefixed. Memoirs of the Author, pp. 248, 235. 
 
 Plates. 2 vols. 8° russia, gilt. London, 1808 
 
 I Large paper. 
 
 j^ 501 BuRiLLViLLE, R. I. Burillvillc, as it Was, and as it Is. 
 By Horace A. Keach. pp. 167. (2 copies.) 16° cloth. 
 
 Providence, 1856 
 
 3l,o~o 5°^ BuRK, John D. History of Virginia from the first Settle- • 
 ment to the present day. 4 vols. 8° half crimson mo- 
 rocco, gilt. Petersburg, 1804-05-16 
 
 The fourth volume is rarely found, as nearly all the copies were de- 
 stroyed by fire. 
 
 / fo ^°^ BuRK. Some Materials to serve for a brief Memoir of 
 John Daly Burk, Author of a History of Virginia. Ed- 
 ited by Charles Campbell, pp. 123. 8° cloth. 
 
 Albany, 1868 
 Two autograph letters of the author inserted. 
 
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 <25'Zo 5°"^ Burke, Edmund. Works of. Revised edition. Portrait 
 , on India paper. 12 vols, royal 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1866 
 Large Paper. Only 100 copies printed. 
 
 -_ 505 Burke. An Account of the European Settlements in 
 America. 2 vols. 8° calf. Second ed. London, 1758 
 506 Burke. An Account of the European Settlements in 
 America. First American ed. 8° half morocco. 
 
 Boston, 1835 
 
 / o 507 BuRLAMAQUi, J. J. The Principles of Natural and Poli- 
 tic Law. Translated by Mr. Nugent, pp. 424. 8° 
 morocco, gilt. Boston, 1792 
 
 c-^ 508 BuRLiNGAME, Anson. Defence of Massachusetts, Speech 
 in the House of Representatives, June 21, 1856. pp. 
 T,2,- Portrait. 8° cloth. 
 
 Privately printed : Cambridge, 1856 
 
 ^Q 509 Burn, J. L. The Fleet Registers; comprising the His- 
 tory of Fleet Marriages, and some Account of the Par- 
 sons and Marriage-House Keepers, pp. 123. 8° cloth, 
 uncut. London, 1833 
 
 P£j 510 BuRNABY, Rev. Andrew. Travels through the Middle 
 Settlements in North America, in the Years 1759 and 
 1760. pp. 206. 16° sheep, (broken). Dublin, 1775 
 
 r-Q 511 BuRNABY. The samc, with observations upon the state 
 of the colonies, pp. (8), 106. 4° half roan, uncut. 
 
 London, 1775 
 
 ^Q 512 BuRNABY. The same. pp. 199. 8° stitched. London, 1775 
 ^jr- 513 BuRNABY. The same. Map and plate. Third ed. 4° 
 
 calf. London, 1798 
 
 xy 514 Burnet, Gilbert. History of his own Time, from the 
 
 Restoration of Charles II to the Treaty of Peace at 
 
 Utrecht. New edition, with notes and 51 portraits. 
 
 pp. 949, 2 vols, imperial 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1840 
 
 _2p 515 Burnet. History of the Reformation of the Church of 
 England. New edition, with notes and 47 portraits, 
 pp. 864, 508. 2 vols, imperial 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1841 
 
 516 Burnet. Some Passages in the Life and Death of John 
 Earl of Rochester, pp. 182. Portrait. 12° cloth. 
 
 London, 1875 
 Facsimile of original edition of 1680. 
 
 ^r- 517 Burney, James. A Chronological History of North- 
 Eastern Voyages of Discovery, and of the early Eastern 
 I Navigations of the Russians, pp. 310. 8° calf. 
 
 London, 1819 
 
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 /jI^q 518 Burns. Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Kil- 
 
 ! marnock: Printed by John Wilson, 1786. pp. 240. 
 
 Fac-simile reprint of the original edition. 8° boards, 
 
 uncut. (J. McKie: Kilmarnock, 1867) 
 
 Only 600 copies printed. 
 
 ^00519 Burns, Robert. Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. 
 
 The third ed. pp. 372. Portrait. 8° calf, gilt. 
 
 London, 1787 
 
 QQ 520 Burns. Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. New 
 
 edition, considerably enlarged, pp. 237, 287. Por- 
 trait. 2 vols. 8° half morocco, uncut, gilt tops. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1798 
 
 / ^^521 Burns. Select Scotish Songs, ancient and modern. Edi- 
 ted by R. H. Cromek. pp. 230, 270. 2 vols. 12° cloth. 
 
 London, 1810 
 
 ^0 522 Burns. Poetical Works of. With notes illustrative of 
 his Poems, and an account of his life. By Gilbert 
 Burns, pp. 631. Portrait. 8° sheep. Phila.. 1823 
 
 00 5^3 l^URNS. Tarn O'Shanter and Souter Johnny, a Poem. 
 Illustrated by Thomas Landseer. pp. 16. 12° boards. 
 
 London, 1830 
 
 %*i 524 Burns. Works of, with Life by Allan Cunningham, pp. 
 I 807. Portrait and plates. Royal 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1845 
 
 ^Q 525 Burns. Poems and Songs. With life by James Currie. 
 
 pp. 575. Frontispiece. 18° cloth, uncut. London, n. d. 
 
 / 5'o 5^^ Burns. Celebration of the looth Anniversary of the 
 
 Birth of Robert Burns, by the Boston Burns' Club, 
 
 January 25, 1859. pp. 84. 12° cloth. Boston, 1859 
 
 ^Q 527 Burr. Reports of the Trials of Colonel Aaron Burr 
 (late Vice-President of the United States), for Treason 
 and for a Misdemeanor, in preparing the means of a 
 military expedition against Mexico, a territory of the 
 King of Spain, with whom the United States were at 
 peace, etc., etc. By David Robertson, pp. 596, 539. 
 2 vols. 8° half morocco, red tops. Phila., 1808 
 
 J .5-/5 528 Burr. Life of Harman Blennerhassett, comprising an 
 authentic narrative of the Burr Expedition. By W. H. 
 Safford, plate, pp. 239, Chillicothe, 1850; — Margaret 
 Moncrieffe, the first love of Aaron Burr, by Charles 
 Burdett, plate, pp. 437, N. Y., i860. 2 vols. 12° cloth. 
 ^ 529 [Burroughs, Edward.] A Declaration of the sad and / 
 
 ' great Persecution and Martyrdom of the People of God, \ 
 
 called Quakers, in New-England, for the worshipping 
 of God, etc. pp. 32. Small 4° claret morocco, extra, 
 gilt top. London, (1661) 
 
7^532 
 
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 J Vo 53° Burroughs, Stephen. Memoirs of. First ed. 8° calf, 
 uncut edges. Hanover, N. H., 1798 
 
 •yx- 531 Burroughs. The same, (with additions). 18° cloth. 
 
 ' New York, 1852 
 
 Burton, John. The Genuineness of L*^ Clarendon's His- 
 tory of the Rebellion vindicated, pp. 173. 8° calf. 
 
 Oxford, I 744 
 With other tracts bound in. 
 
 -. 533 Burton, John Hill. Narratives from Criminal Trials in 
 Scotland, pp. 310, 319. 2 vols. 12° cloth. 
 
 London, 1852 
 
 N/r534 [Burton, R.] The English Empire in America, or a 
 / " Prospect of His Majesties' Dominions in the West In- 
 
 dies. Map and plate, pp. 209. 18° sheep (broken.) 
 
 London, 1685 
 
 L2. 535 Burton, Richard. The History of the House of Orange, 
 or, a brief Relation of the Glorious and Magnanimous 
 Achievements of His Majesty's renowned Predecessors, 
 together with the History of William and Mary, etc. 
 New ed. pp. 144. Frontispiece. Royal 4° boards, 
 uncut. Westminster, 1814 
 
 Large Paper. Only 50 copies printed. 
 
 536 [Burton, Robert.] The Anatomy of Melancholy. En- 
 graved titles, pp. 461, 612. 2 vols. 8° boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1826 
 
 ^ 537 Burton. The Anatomy of Melancholy. By Democritus 
 Junior. New ed., corrected, with an Account of the 
 Author, pp. 583, 612. 2 vols. 8° calf, gilt. 
 
 London, 1837 
 
 538 [Burton, Rev. Warren.] The District School as it was. 
 1.8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1833 
 
 ^Q 539 Bush, G. G. Harvard the first American University. 
 Plates. 12° boards, uncut. Boston, 1886 
 
 ^ 540 Butler, Charles. Historical Memoirs of the English, 
 Irish and Scottish Catholics, since the Reformation. 
 Third ed. 4 vols. 8° tree calf, extra, by Riviere. 
 
 London, 1822 
 
 r5' 541 Butler. Reminiscences. Fourth ed. pp. 404, 291. 2 
 vols, in I. 8° morocco, gilt. London, 1824 
 
 542 Butler, Rev. Joseph. Works of, with a Preface, giving 
 some Account of the Character and Writings of the 
 Author, by Samuel Halifax, pp. 340, 357. 2 vols. 8° 
 calf, gilt. Oxford, 1849 
 
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 J^roo 543 Butler, Samuel. Hudibras, written in the Time of the 
 late Wars. Parts i and 2. pp. 268, 216. 2 vols, in i. 
 Small 8° full crushed levant morocco extra, inside tool- 
 ing, gilt edges, by Riviere. 
 
 Printed by F. G. for Richard 
 Harriot, 1663. Printed by T. R. for John Martyn, 1664 
 This is the genuine Author's first Edition. 
 NaO 54"^ Butler. Hudibras. The second Part 1664. pp. 216. 
 The third and last Part, 1678. pp. 285. 2 vols, small 
 8° morocco, gilt edges. London. 
 
 Genuine first editions. 
 
 34 00 545 Butler. Hudibras. The first Part. 1663. pp. 128. The 
 second Part. 1664. pp. 125. 2 vols. 16° morocco, 
 gilt edges. London, 1663-4 
 
 First editions, published at the same time with the author's edition, 
 but in a cheaper form, probably to compete in cheapness with the 
 spurious edition. 
 
 /S" o# 546 Butler. Hudibras. The first Part. pp. 125. 16° mo- 
 rocco, gilt edges. London, printed in the year 1663 
 
 The earliest edition of Hudibras, printed (surreptitiously) before 
 the author's edition was published by Marriot in the same year. 
 
 %0 547 Butler. Posthumous Works in Prose and Verse, pp. 
 243, 18. Portrait after Sir Peter Lilly. 18° calf. 
 
 London, 17 15 
 
 ^^548 Butterfield, C. W. Journal of Capt. Jonathan Heart on 
 
 the March with his Company from Connecticut to Fort 
 
 Pitt, Sept. to October, 1785. pp. 94. Small 4'^ paper, 
 
 uncut. Albany, 1885 
 
 Only i 50 copies printed. 
 
 3 5*0 549 Buxton, Me. Address at the First Centennial Celebra- 
 tion, by N. W. Williams, pp. 34, 1850; — Records of the 
 Church of Christ during the pastorate of Paul Coffin, pp. 
 88, 1868; — Records of the Proprietors of Narraganset 
 Township, No. i, now the town of Buxton from Aug. i, 
 1733 to Jan. 4, 1811, by W. F. Goodwin, pp. 400, 1871, 
 (privately printed); — Report of the Proceedings at the 
 Celebration of the First Centennial Anniversary of the 
 town of Buxton, Aug. 14, 1872, by J. W. Marshall, pp. 
 288, 1874; — Semi Centennial of York County Confer- 
 ence, June 4-5, 1872, pp. 119, 1876. 5 vols. 8° cloth 
 and paper. Portland. 
 
 j2 QD 55° Byfield, Nathaniel. An Account of the late Revolution 
 
 in New England, together with the Declaration of the 
 
 I , Gentlemen, Merchants and Inhabitants of Boston, April 
 
 18, 1689. pp. 20. Small 4° blue morocco, gilt edges 
 
 by Hayday. London, i68q 
 
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 Religion, pp. 22. London 1625; — Byfield, Richard. 
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 one volume. 18° russia, gilt. London, 1627 
 
 Byles, Mather. The Character of the Perfect and Up- 
 right Man, etc. pp. 27. Portrait inserted. 8° calf. 
 
 S. Gerrish: Boston, 1729 
 
 Byles. God Glorious in the Scenes of the Winter. Ser- 
 mon preached in Boston, Dec. 23, 1744. pp. 14. 16° 
 calf. B. Green & Co. : Boston, 1744 
 
 Byrd, William. The Westover Manuscripts, containing 
 the History of the Dividing Line betwixt Virginia and 
 North Carolina, etc. pp. 143. Royal 8° boards. 
 
 Petersburg, 1841 
 Byrd. The History of the Dividing Line between Vir- 
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 276. 2 vols, royal 4° boards. Richmond, 1866 
 
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 Byron, Lord. Poems, original and translated. Second 
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 Byron. Conversations on Religion with Lord Bryon and 
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 I 5 5-571 Calamy. Historical Account of my own Life, with some 
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 n 572 Calef, Robert. More Wonders of the Invisible World; 
 
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 577 Calhoun, John C. Works of. 6 vols. 8° half calf. 
 
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 ^.^594 Camden. The History of the most renowned and vic- 
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 596 Campbell, Charles. Introduction to the History of the 
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 ^ 599 Campbell, Lord John. The Lives of the Chief Justices 
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 600 Canada. An Account of the French Settlements in 
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 ^ 602 Canada. Summary of Canadian History, by J. A. Boyd; 
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 ^^ 607 Capell. MSS. Catalogue of Mr. Capell's Shakespeariana, 
 
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 /y t^g- 616 Carlisle, Earl of. A Relation of three Embasies from 
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 ^ Co 617 Carlton, Robert. The New Purchase; or, seven and a 
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 u 619 Carter, James G. Geography of New Hampshire. 18° 
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 r-« 623 Gary, Henry. Memorials of the Great Civil War in 
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 625 C.^SAUBON, Meric. A Treatise concerning Enthusiasme, 
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 629 Catalogue of Books added to the Library of Congress, 
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 630 Catalogues of the Mass. State Library, 1858; — Boston 
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 _ 636 Cattermole, Rev. Richard. The Great Civil War of 
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 and fine plates from drawings by George Cattermole. 2 
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 75-637 Caulfield, James. Calcographiana; the Printseller's 
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 638 Caulfield. Portraits, Memoirs, and Characters of Re- 
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 om ^39 Cavendish, George. The Negotiations of Thomas Wool-__^ 
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 red edges. London, 1641 
 _ 640 Cavendish, Sir Henry. Debates in the House of Com- 
 mons on the Quebec Bill, 1774, now first published by 
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 H<-64i Caverly, R. B. Heroism of Hannah Duston, together 
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 642 Caxton, William. Ars Moriendi. Here begynneth a 
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 647 Chahert, M. de. Voyage en 1750 et 1751 dans I'Ameri- 
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 *; 651 Chalmers. An Estimate of the comparative Strength 
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 . ' 652 Chalmers. Opinions of Eminent Lawyers on various 
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 .A I 653 Chambers, Robert. Cyclopaedia of English Literature. 
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 Jq 654 Chambers. Traditions of Edinburgh. New edition, 
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 Irtr ^55 Chamberlain, J. L. Maine, her place in history. Map. 
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 5o 656 Chamberlain, MtUen. John Adams, the Statesman of 
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 English Government at the Commencement of the 
 American Revolution.. 7 pamphlets. 1884-8 
 
 657 Champlain, Samuel de. CEuvres de Champlain, pub- 
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 maps. 6 vols, royal 4° half morocco, uncut, gilt 
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 J- 9^658 Chandler, P. W. American Criminal Trials. 2 por- 
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 5'JlS' ^59 Ghandler, Richard. The Life of William Waynflete, 
 Bishop of Winchester, Lord High Chancellor of Eng- 
 land in the Reign of Henry VI., and Founder of 
 Magadalen College, Oxford: collected from records, 
 registers, manuscripts, and other authentic evidences. 
 Portrait, plates and index, pp. 428. Imperial 8° mo- 
 rocco, gilt edges. London, 181 1 
 Large Paper : Only 50 copies printed. 
 ^Q 660 Channing, William E. Works of. Second complete 
 edition. 6 vols.; — Memoirs of. 3 vols. Together 9 
 vols. 12° cloth. Boston, 1843-48 
 ^2,661 Channing, W. E. Sermon at Dorchester, Dec. 7, 1808; 
 — Infidelity, 1813; — Discourse, June 15, 1814; — Ser- 
 mon at Baltimore, May 5, 1819; — Letters to Channing, 
 by Moses Stuart, 1819; — Evidences of Revealed Re- 
 ligion, 1821;^ — Sermon at the Ordination of Jared 
 Sparks, May 5, 1819; — Sermon at the Ordination of 
 E. S. Gannett, June 30, 1824; — Tribute to Noah Wor- 
 cester, 1837; — Address at Lenox, Aug. i, 1842; — Ad- 
 dress at the Funeral of W. E. Channing, by E. L. Gan- 
 nett, 1842; — Channing's Character, by R. G. Hazard, 
 1845. II vols. 8° half roan. Boston. 
 
 1 b<- ^62 Chap Books. Cynthia, with the Tragical Account of the 
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 Robin, pp. 15, London. 7 pamphlets 16° paper. 
 
 665 [Chaplin, Ebenezer.] Congregationalism, as contained 
 in the Scriptures, explained by the Cambridge Platform, 
 and by approved authors, pp. 86. 8° calf. Boston, 1794 
 
 666 Charles I. A Discourse or Dialogue between the two 
 now potent Enemies, the Lord General M'litia, and his 
 Illegall opposite Commission of Array, pp. 8. Small 
 4° paper. London, 1642 
 
 667 Charles I. The Kings Cabinet Opened; or, certain 
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 King's own hand, and taken in his Cabinet at Nasby- 
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 London, 1645 
 
 668 Charles I. Reliquiae Sacrse Carolinse. The Works of 
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 the ist. 2 portraits. Small 8° calf. Hague, 1648 
 
 669 Charles I. Reliquiae Sacrae Carolina, or the works of 
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 (16), 324. 12° mottled calf, gilt, yellow edges. 
 
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 684 Charlevois, F. X. de. Histoire et Description Generale 
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 690 Chatham. Correspondence of William Pitt, Earl of Chat- 
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 691 Chatterton, Thomas. Poetical Works of, with notices 
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 693 Chauncy, Charles. Seasonable Thoughts on the State of 
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 ^0 769 Cleveland, Henry R. Selections from the Writings of. 
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 I LQ 77^ Clinton, Sir Henry. Narrative of Lieutenant-General 
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 r 773 CoAD, John. A Memorandum of the Wonderful Provi- 
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 ^« 778 Coffin, Charles. Lives and Services of Major Gen. John 
 
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 779 Coffin, Paul. Memoir and Journals of. By Cyrus 
 
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 ^ 783 CoLBURN, Jeremiah. Bibliography of the Local History 
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 " Scriptures and Reasons written by a . . . prisoner in Newgate," 
 etc. It was first printed by Williams in " The Bloudy Tenent." 
 
 Cotton. Of the Holiness of Church-Members, pp. (4), 
 95. Small 4° calf, gilt. London, 1650 
 
 Dedicated by the author to his " honered, worshipfull, and 
 worthy Friends, the Major, and Justices, etc., together with the 
 whole Congregation and Church at Boston " in England. 
 
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 ~9i2 Cotton. Singing of Psalmes a Gospel-Ordinance, pp. "^Xi^i' ^ 
 ^3 (2), 72. Small 4° half morocco. Z^L -c ^ 
 
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 16^00 9^3 Cotton. The Covenant of Grace: discovering the 
 Great Work of a Sinner's Reconciliation to God; where- 
 unto are added, Certain Queries tending to Accommo- J 
 dation (sic) between the Presbyterian and Congrega- "^JlUS' 
 tional Churches, by the same author; Also, A Discus- f^u^U' 
 ^ ^ sion of the Civil Magistrates Power in the matters of 
 ^ Religion, by some Elders of divers Churches in N. E. 
 18° calf, gilt. F. Allen; London: 1655-4 
 
 These three tracts have separate title-pages and pagination, and 
 were separately published, in 1654. In this collection they are pre- 
 ceded by a general title-page, (as above,) an Epistle dedicatory by 
 Wm. Retchforde, and "To the Reader" by Thos. Allen; pp. (34), 198; 
 (2), 22; (2), 75, (i). The third tract is "The Result of a Synod at 
 Cambridge in Nevp England, Anno. 1646. Concerning the Power of 
 Magistrates in matters of the First Table, [and] the Nature and 
 Power of Synods," etc. 
 
 5-^914 Cotton. A Brief Exposition, with practical Observa- 
 A^ tions upon the whole Book of Canticles, pp. 238. 12° ^ 
 sheep. London, 1655 
 
 5-^915 Cotton. The Exposition upon the Thirteenth Chapter of -5 
 
 ^{^ the Revelations, pp. 262, 8. Small 4° old calf. 
 I *" London, 1656 
 
 / i5'9^^ Cotton. A Briefe Exposition with Practicall Observa- ^ 
 [ ^ tions upon the whole Book of Ecclesiastes; published il J 
 
 ■jj^ by Anthony Tuckney, D.D., Master of St. John's Col-« 1^7 \v* 
 ledge in Cambridge, pp. (8), 278. 12° original calf. ^ ^^ |^'>**^ 
 T. C. for Ralph Smith: London, 1657 
 
 . - 917 Cotton. Memoir of. By John Norton, with a preface 
 by Enoch Pond. 18° half roan. Boston, 1834 
 
 r-^918 Cotton, Rev. Henry. Editions of the Bible and parts 
 thereof in English, from the year 1505 to 1850. pp. 
 420. 8° cloth. Oxford, 1852 
 
 5-0 919 Cotton, Josiah. Vocabulary of the Massachusetts (or 
 Natick Indian Language.) pp. 12. 8° sheets folded, 
 (mildewed). Cambridge, 1829 
 
 (po()2o Cotton, Sir Robert. Cottoni Posthuma; divers choice 
 pieces, wherein are discussed several important ques- 
 tions concerning the right and power of the Lords and 
 Commons in Parliament, pp. 353. 12° morocco. 
 
 London, 1679 
 
 ^^921 Cousin, Victor. Elements of Psychology. Translated 
 by C. S. Henry, pp. 355. 8° half morocco. 
 
 Hartford, 1834 
 
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 ^ 922 CovERDALE. Memorials of Myles Coverdale, who first 
 translated the whole Bible into English, pp. 260. Por- 
 trait. 8° cloth. London, 1838 
 <i.n 923 CowpER, William. Works of, comprising his poems, cor- 
 ' respondence and translations, with a lite of the author. 
 By Robert Southey. Frontispieces and vignette titles 
 from designs by W. Harvey. 15 vols. 16° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1837 
 /p 924 Cox, Rev. F. A. History of the English Baptist Mis- 
 sionary Society, from 1792 to 1842. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1844 
 
 7X-925 Cox, Robert. Sabbath Laws and Sabbath Duties con- 
 sidered in relation to their natural and Scriptural 
 grounds and the principles of religious liberty, pp. 598. 
 8° cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1853 
 
 _25-926 CoxE, Daniel. A Description of the English Province, 
 by the Spaniards called Florida and by the French, La 
 Louisiane. Map. pp.- 122. 8° stitched. London, 1741 
 
 ^^■^927 CoxE, Tench. A View of the United States of America, 
 1787-1794. pp. 512. 8° calf, (cracked). London, 1795 
 928 Cranmer. Life of Archbishop Cranmer. By Rev. H. J. 
 Todd. pp. 394, 541. Portrait. 2 vols. 8° cloth, un- 
 cut. London, 1831 
 
 Qf) 929 Crantz, David. History of Greenland, containing a de- 
 scription of the country and its inhabitants. Translated 
 from the high Dutch. Maps and copper plates, pp. 
 405, 497. 2 vols. 8° calf, gilt. London, 1767 
 
 75-93° Crawford, Lucy. History of the White Mountains, from 
 
 / the first Settlement of Upper Coos and Pequaket. pp. 
 
 205. 18° cloth. White Hills, 1846 
 
 ^g 931 Cresap. Biographical Sketch of the Life of the late 
 Captain Michael Cresap. By J. J. Jacob. Reprinted 
 from the edition of 1826; — Journal of Wayne's Cam- 
 paign. By Lieut. Bayer, pp. 158, 23. Large 4° paper, 
 uncut. Cincinnati, 1866 
 
 ^•^932 Critical and Historical Account of all the Celebrated 
 
 I Libraries in Foreign Countries, as well as ancient and 
 
 modern, pp. 206. 18° crimson morocco, gilt. 
 
 London, 1739 
 
 5"o933 Crocker, U. H. Excessive Saving a Cause of Commer- 
 cial Distress, 1884;' — The Depression of Trade, 1886; — 
 Over Production and Commercial Distress, 1887; — 
 Tariff Policy of England and the United States, by E. 
 B. Bigelow, r877. 4 vols. 8° cloth. Boston. 
 
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 ■Yir 934 Crittenden, John J. Life of, with selections from his 
 correspondence and speeches. Edited by Mrs. Chap- 
 man Coleman, pp. 389, 392. 2 portraits. 2 vols. 8° 
 cloth. Phila., 1871 
 
 o T 935 Crockett, David. Col. Crockett's Exploits and Adven- 
 tures in Texas; together with a topographical, historical, 
 and political view of Texas. Written by Himself, pp. 
 152. 12° cloth, uncut. London, 1837 
 
 /rn 936 Crockett. Sketches and Eccentricities of Col. David 
 
 Crockett, of West Tennessee. New edition, pp. 209. 
 
 12° half roan. New York, 1833 
 
 937 Cromwell, Oliver. Killing, no Murder; with some ad- 
 
 ^^ ditions briefly discourst. By William Allen, pp. 16. 4° 
 
 calf. London, 1659" -^ 
 
 The real author of this pamphlet, according to Lowndes, was Col- 
 Silas Titus, according to Mangin, (in the Parlour Window) it was 
 Col. Edward Sexby. 
 
 /-f, 93S Cromwell. Killing is Murder, and no Murder; or an 
 
 Exercitation concerning a scurrilous pamphlet of one -^ 
 William Allen, intituled Killing no Murder. By Mich. 
 Hawke. pp. 56. 4° boards. London, 1657 
 
 939 Cromwelliana; a Chronological Detail of Events in 
 CO which Oliver Cromwell was engaged, from 1642 to his 
 
 death, 1658, with a continuation of other transactions 
 to the Restoration, with engravings of Cromwell's auto- 
 graphs, house, lying-in-state, declaration of Faixfax 
 and others, with their autographs, pp. 196. Imperial 
 8° straight grained morocco, extra, gilt edges. 
 
 Westminster, 18 10 
 Extra Illustrated ; with portraits and plates. 
 
 j^ 940 Cruden, Alexander. Complete Concordance to the Old 
 and New Testament. Portrait. Royal 8° cloth. 
 
 London, 1841 
 
 7 c 941 CuLLUM, G. W. Historical Sketch of the Fortification 
 Defenses of Narraganset Bay, since the founding in 
 1638 of the Colony of Rhode Island. 8° paper. 
 
 Washington, 1884 
 rjj^ 942 Culverwell, Nathaniel. An Elegant and Learned Dis- 
 / course on the Light of Nature, pp. 207. Small 4° 
 
 half morocco. (Stained and corner of title and last leaf 
 mended). London, 1652 
 
 •7J' 943 Cundall, Joseph. On Ornamental Art, applied to ancient 
 I and modern bookbinding, pp. 15. 12 plates. 4° 
 
 boards, (shaken). London, 1848 
 
 /I 944 Cunningham, G. G. History of England in the Lives of 
 Englishmen. Portraits. 8 vols. 8° half calf. 
 
 London, 1853 
 
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 Z r^ 945 Cunningham, Peter. Extracts from the Accounts of the 
 ' Revels at Court in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth and 
 
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 King James I. pp. 228. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Shakespeare Society: London, 1842 
 
 946 Curtis, George T. History of the Origin, Formation, 
 and Adoption of the Constitution of the United States. 
 pp. 518, 653. 2 vols. 8° cloth. New York, 1854 
 
 947 CuRWEN, Samuel. Journal and Letters of the late Samuel 
 Curwen, an American Refugee in England, from 1775 
 to 1784. By G. A. Ward. pp. 578. Portrait. 8° cloth. 
 
 New York, 1842 
 
 oc 948 CusHiNG, Abel. Historical Letters on the First Charter 
 
 of Massachusetts Government, pp. 204. 18° cloth, 
 
 uncut. Boston, 1839 
 
 ^Q 949 Gushing, Caleb. The Treaty of Washington, pp. 280. 
 
 8° cloth. New York, 1873 
 
 Gushing. Extracts from the Minutes of Daniel Gushing 
 
 of Hingham. With a photograph of his manuscript, 
 
 entitled a list of the names of such persons as came out 
 
 of the town of Hingham, and town adjacent, in the 
 
 county of Norfolk, in the Kingdom of England, into 
 
 New England and settled in Hingham in New England. 
 
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 Only 24 copies privately printed. 
 
 CusHMAN, Robert. A Sermon preached at Plimouth in 
 New England, Dec. 9, 162 1. pp. 19. Small 4° crim- 
 son levant morocco extra, by Bedford. London, 1622 
 
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 The first edition of Cushman's sermon, and the earliest printed 
 Sermon preached in New England. One of the rarest of books. 
 
 r- jfjj 952 CusHMAN. The Sin and Danger of Self-Love described 
 in a Sermon preached at Plymouth, in New England. 
 1621. Third ed. pp. 30. 8° crimson morocco, uncut, 
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 The same. Another copy. 8° half calf. 
 
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 The same. Eighth ed. 12'' boards. 
 
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 ^Q 955 Cushman. 
 
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 7^95^ CusHMAN. The same. Ninth ed. 12° boards. 
 '^ New York, 1847 
 
 , 959 CusHMAN. The same. Eleventh ed. 12° boards. 
 ' New York, 1858 
 
 960 CubHTviAN. The same. Twelfth ed. (With notes by 
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 Only 60 copies privately printed. 
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 uncut. Boston, 1870 
 
 One of a few copies printed on Holland paper. 
 962 CusHMAN. The same. Another copy on India paper. 
 4° boards, uncut. Boston, 1870 
 
 One of a few copies printed on India paper. 
 do 963 CusHMAN Genealogy. Historical and Biographical Gene- 
 alogy of the Cushmans; the descendants of Robert 
 Cushman, the Puritan, from 161 7 to 1855. By H. W. 
 Cushman. Portraits. 8° cloth. Boston, 1855 
 
 964 Cutter, Charles A. A Bibliographical Description of 
 the Collection of " Grands Voyages " of De Bry. pp. 
 61. Royal 8° boards. New York, 1869 
 
 Only 25 copies privately printed. 
 j-Q 965 Cyrus. The Travels of Cyrus; to which is annex'd a 
 Discourse upon the theology and mythology of the 
 ancients. By the Chevalier Ramsay, pp. 139, 91, 69. 
 8° calf. ' Dublin, 1728 
 
 ^^^966 I AAGLEY, R. Death's Doings; consisting of numer- 
 \ J ous original compositions in verse and prose, prin- 
 pally intended as illustrations of thirty copper plates, 
 designed and etched by R. Dagley. pp. 472. 2 vols. 
 8° calf. Boston, 1828 
 
 ^Q 967 Dahlmann, F. E. History of the English Revolution. 
 Translated by E. Lloyd, pp. 340. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1844 
 
 ;i 00 968 Dall, Mrs. The Romance of the Association; or, one 
 last glimpse of Charlotte Temple and Eliza Wharton. 
 12° paper. Cambridge, 1875 
 
 Autograph letter of the author, relating to the book inserted. 
 ,^969 [DALRYiMPLE, Sir John.] The Rights of Great Britain as- 
 serted against the Claims of America, being an answer 
 to the Declaration of the General Congress. Eighth 
 ed. pp. 123. 8° half roan. London, 1776 
 
 J- 970 Dalton, Michael. The Countrey Justice, conteyning 
 the Practise of the Justices of the Peace out of their 
 Session. First ed. pp. 370 and table. Folio, vellum. 
 
 London, 1618 
 
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 =2, ' 5~o 9 7 ^ Dalton. The Countrey Justice, (etc), pp. 535 and ad- 
 denda. Folio, boards, uncut, (stained). London, 1682 
 
 I, ^ 972 Dampier, Captain William. A Collection of Voyages. 
 4 vols. 8° calf. London, 1729 
 
 Complete copy of the best edition, comprising the entire voyages 
 of Dampier and his associates among the Buccaneers, and Voyages 
 of Wafer, Funnell, Sharpe, etc. 
 
 75" 973 [Dana, R. H.] The Idle Man. First ed. 6 parts com- 
 plete. 8° half russia. New York, 1821 
 
 ■IX- 974 Dana. Poems. First ed. pp. 113. 16° boards, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1827 
 
 7;5'975 Dane, John. A Declaration of Remarkable Providences 
 ' in the Course of my Life, 1682; to which is added a 
 
 Pedigree of the Dane Family, and a few notes, pp. 16. 
 
 8° half roan. Boston, 1854 
 
 ^Q ,976 Danforth, Samuel. Piety encouraged; brief notes of a 
 discourse delivered unto the People of Taunton, pp. 
 I, 4, 25. 16° morocco. B. Green: Boston, 1705 
 
 5"o 977 Daniel, Samuel. The Collection of the History of Eng- 
 land, pp. 263. London, 1634; — A Continuation of the 
 Collection of the History of England, beginning where 
 Samuel Daniell ended, with the Reigne of Edward the 
 Third, and ending where the Viscount Saint Albones 
 began with the life of Henry VII. By J. Trussell. pp. 
 260. Folio, calf, gilt, red edges. London, 1636 
 
 « 978 Danvers, Mass. History of, from its Early Settlement 
 to 1848. By J. W. Hanson, pp. 304. Plates. 12° 
 cloth. Danvers, 1848 
 
 '^5-979 Danvers. Account of the Centennial Celebration, June 
 16, 1852, together with the Proceedings of the Town in 
 relation to the donation of George Peabody. Portraits. 
 8° cloth. Boston, 1852 
 
 00 980 Darby, William. A Geographical Description of the 
 State of Louisiana, the Southern part of the State of 
 Mississippi, and Territory of Alabama. Map. 8° half 
 roan. New York, 1817 
 
 ^^981 Darby. Memoir on the Geography and Natural and Civil 
 History of Florida, pp. 96. Map. 8° boards, uncut. 
 
 Phila., 1821 
 
 ^$■982 Darnell, Elias. A Journal containing an account of the 
 hardships, sufferings, captivity of those heroic Kentucky 
 Volunteers and Regulars, commanded by General Win- 
 chester in 1812-13. pp. 99. 18° half roan. Phila., 1854 
 
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 0^983 Darcie, Abraham. Annales. The True and Royall His- 
 tory of the famous Empresse Elizabeth, Queene of 
 England, France and Ireland, etc., True Faith's De- 
 fendresse of divine renowne and happy memory; where- 
 in all such memorable things as happened during hir 
 blessed raigne, with such acts and treaties as past be- 
 twixt hir Ma"* and Scotland, France, Spaine, Italy, 
 Germany, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Russia and the 
 Netherlands are exactly described. Engraved title by 
 Vaughan, and portrait (both cut close.) 4° polished 
 calf, extra, gilt edges. B. Fisher: London, 1625 
 
 <-Q 984 Dartmouth College. A Plain and Faithful Narrative of 
 the original designs, rise, progress, and present state of 
 the Indian Charity School at Lebanon, in Connecticut, 
 by Eleazar Wheelock. pp. 55. 4° paper, uncut edges. 
 
 Boston, 1763 
 ^- 985 Dartmouth College. A Continuation of the Narrative 
 of the state, etc., of the Indian Charity-School, from 
 Nov. 27th, 1762, to Sept. 3d, 1765, and appendix, by 
 Eleazar Wheelock. pp.25. 4° paper, uncut. Bost., 1765 
 ^^ 986 Dartmouth College. Appendix to the former narrative 
 / of the Indian Charity-School in Lebanon, Connecticut, 
 
 New England, etc. By Eleazar Wheelock, pp. 49-64. 
 8° paper. 
 
 Probably an appendix to a second ed. of a London reprint of 1766. 
 
 987 Dartmouth College. A Continuation of the Narrative, 
 etc., with an appendix, 79-145, containing the Declara- 
 tion of the Trustees of that charity; a list of the names 
 of the subscribers; an account of monies received and 
 paid, etc. By Eleazar Wheelock. pp. 73 and appendix, 
 together 145 pp. 8° boards. London, 1769 
 
 QQ 988 Dartmouth College. A Continuation of the Narrative, 
 etc., from the year 1768 to the incorporation of it with 
 Dartmouth College, and removal and settlement in 
 Hanover, in the Province of New Hampshire, 1771, by 
 Eleazar Wheelock. pp. 61. 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 Hartford, 1771 
 
 00 989 Dartmouth College. A Continuation of the Narrative, 
 etc., (from May 6, 177 1, to Sept. 10, 1772), by 
 Eleazar Wheelock. pp. 40. 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 New Hampshire, 1773 
 
 ^990 Dartmouth College. A Continuation of the Narrative, 
 etc. (from Sept. 26, 1772, to Sept. 26, 1773), by Eleazar 
 Wheelock. Appendix containing an abstract of a mis- 
 sion to the Delaware Indians, west of Ohio, by Rev. D. 
 McClure and L. Frisbie. pp. 68. 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 Hartford, 1773 
 
88 C A T A T. O G U E 
 
 "^991 Dartmouth College. A Continuation of the Narrative, 
 etc., from Sept. 26, 1773 to Feb. 20, 1775, with a dedi- 
 cation to the Honorable Trust in London. Added, an 
 account of missions the last year, etc., by Eleazar 
 Wheelock. 4° paper, uncut edges. Hartford, 1775 
 
 ^c 992 Dartmouth College. Sketches of the History of, and of 
 Moors' Charity School, with a particular account of 
 some late remarkable proceedings of the Board of Trus- 
 tees from the year 1779 to 1815. pp. 88. N. p. n. d. 
 
 75" 993 Daubigne, J. H. M. History of the Reformation of the 
 ' Sixteenth Century. Portrait. 5 vols. 12° cloth. 
 
 New York. 
 
 ^_- 994 Davenport, A. B. History and Genealogy of the Daven- 
 port Family in England and America, from 1086 to 
 1850. pp. 398. Portrait. 12° cloth. New York, 185 1 
 
 3n 995 [Davenport, Daniel.] The Sexton's Monitor, and Dor- 
 ' Chester Cemetery Memorial, pp. 36. Second ed. 12° 
 
 half morocco. Boston, 1838 
 
 996 Davenport, John. (Pastor at New Haven.) Profession 
 of the Faith of that Reverend and worthy Divine, Mr. 
 J. D. made publiquely before the congregation at his 
 admission into one of the churches of God in New 
 England. pp. 80. Small 4° half crimson morocco. 
 (Lower edge mended.) London, 1642 
 
 PQ 997 Davenport. The Power of Congregational Churches as- 
 serted and vindicated, in answer to a treatise of Mr. J. 
 Paget, pp. 163. 16° calf, gilt. London, 1672 
 
 0^5-998 Davidson and Stuve. A Complete History of Illinois, 
 from 1673 to 1873. pp. 944, 9. Royal 8° half roan, 
 uncut, gilt top. Springfield, 1876 
 
 00 999 Davidson. Life of William Davidson, Secretary of State 
 
 and Privy Counsellor to Queen Elizabeth. By N. H. 
 Nicolas. Fac-similes. 8° half calf, gilt. London, 1823 
 
 QQ 1000 [Davies, James.] The History of his Sacred Majesty 
 Charles the IL pp. 236. Portrait. 18° sheep. 
 
 London, 1660 
 
 ►^--looi Davies, John. The History of the Caribby Islands, viz., 
 
 1 Barbados, St. Christophers, St. Vincents, Martinico, 
 Dominico, etc., with a Caribbian Vocabulary. Ren- 
 dered into English by John Davies. Plates, pp. 351. 
 Folio, full light sprinkled calf, gilt, extra, yellow edges. 
 
 London, 1666 
 
 j-jj 1002 Davis, A. Lecture on the Antiquities of Central Amer- 
 ica and on the Discovery of New England by the North- 
 men. Sixth ed. pp. 24. 8° half roan. New York, 1840 
 
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 "Ho 1003 Davis, Andrew McFarland. Indian Games, 1886; — 
 Few Additional Notes concerning Indian Games, 1887; 
 
 — Historical Study of Law's-System, 1887; — First 
 Scholarship at Harvard College, 1888; — The Cam- 
 bridge Press, 1888; — Site of -the First College Build- 
 ing at Cambridge, 1889; — Colony of Nox. 7 pam- 
 phlets. 
 
 la GO ^°°4 [inJaois, Jol)n.] The Seaman's Secrets, divided into 
 I two parts, wherein is taught the three kinds of Sayling, 
 
 Horizontall, Paradoxall and Sayling upon a great Cir- 
 cle, ©lack Cetter, with movable diagrams. 4° half 
 i morocco, gilt. London, 1626 
 
 7 j>j-^ 1005 Davis, John. Travels of Four Years and a Half in the 
 United States of America, during 1798-1802. pp. 454. 
 I 8° half sheep. London, 1803 
 
 QQ 1006 Davis. The First Settlers of Virginia, an Historical 
 Novel, exhibiting a View of the Rise and Progress of 
 the Colony at James Town. Second ed. pp. 284. 
 Cuts by Tanner. 12° crimson levant morocco extra, 
 uncut edges. New York, 1806 
 
 J^ 1007 Davis, William. An Olio of Bibliographical and Lit- 
 erary Anecdotes and Memoranda, pp. 126. 12° half 
 roan. London, 1814 
 
 Jj 2 ^ 1008 Dawes, Thomas, Jun. An Oration delivered March 5, 
 1 781, to commemorate the Bloody Tragedy of the Fifth 
 of March, 1770. pp. 23. 4° half morocco, (stained). 
 
 Boston, 1781 
 
 Jjr^c-ioog Dawkins, \V. B. Cave Hunting: Researches on the 
 / Evidence of Caves respecting the early Inhabitants of 
 
 Europe, pp. 455. Illustrations. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1874 
 Q ^Q 10 10 Dawson, Henry B. Major-General Israel Putnam. A 
 correspondence on this subject, with the editor of the 
 " Hartford Daily Post." pp. 169, i860; — The Assault 
 on Stony Point, pp. 156, 1863; — Westchester County, 
 New York, during the American Revolution. Portrait 
 and map. pp. 281. 3 vols, imperial 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 Morrisania and New York. 
 
 1^^ loii Dawson. Correspondence between John Jay and Henry 
 
 B. Dawson concerning the Federalist. pp. 48, 1864; 
 
 — Mr. Jay's Second Letter on Dawson's Introduction 
 to the Federalist, pp. 62, 1864. 2 pamphlets. 
 
 9 CO 1012 [Dayrell, John.] A Treatise of the Church, written 
 against them of the Separation, commonly called 
 Brownists. pp. 266. Small 4° parchment. 
 
 London, 161 7 
 
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 jn 1013 Dean, John Ward. The New England Bibliopolist, con- 
 taining the "Book Notices" in the N. E. Hist, and 
 Gen. Register. Nos. i to 12, old series, and volumes 
 1 to 4, new series. 5 vols. 8° parts, uncut, (lacks last 
 number). Boston, 1876-87 
 
 '75- 1014 Dean. Story of the Embarkation of Cromwell and his 
 Friends for New England, 1866; — Brief Memoir of 
 Rev. Giles Firmin, 1866; — Sketch of the Life of John 
 H. Sheppard, 1873; — Brief History of the New Eng- 
 land Historical and Genealogical Register, 1847-76; — 
 Descendants of Thomas Deane of Massachusetts and 
 New Hampshire, 1883; — Memoir of Col. Joseph L. 
 Chester, 1884. 6 pamphlets privately printed. Boston. 
 
 r Qo 1015 Deane, Charles. The First Plymouth Patent. Printed 
 
 on Antique Paper. Royal 4° cloth. Cambridge, 1854 
 
 Only i copy so issued. 
 
 QQ 1016 Deane. The same. Printed on Parchment. Royal 4° 
 
 cloth. Cambridge, 1854 
 
 Only 4 copies so issued. 
 
 This volume is one of an edition of four copies of the First 
 Work printed on Vellum in the United States. See Menzies Cat. 
 No. 1606. 
 
 7r-ioi7 Deane. A Bibliographical Essay on Governor Hutchin- 
 son's Historical Publications. Small 4° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1857 
 Only 50 copies privately printed. 
 1018 Deane. Bibliographical Tracts, Number One. Spurious 
 Reprints of Early Books, pp. 19. Imperial 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1865 
 India Paper copy, only 4 printed. 
 ^0 1019 Deane, The same. Vellum Paper copy. Imperial 8° 
 half morocco. Boston, 1865 
 
 Only 8 so issued. 
 <2,5'io2o Deane. The same. Another copy. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1865 
 Edition of 131 copies. 
 
 ^5- 102 1 Deane. Spurious Reprints of Early Books. By Delta, 
 pp. 12. Imperial 8° cloth. Boston, 1865 
 
 Only 30 copies printed. Surreptitious edition, privately printed. 
 
 5*0 1022 Deane. The Last Will and Testament of Captain John 
 Smith, with some additional memoranda relating to 
 him. pp. 7. Small 4° paper. Cambridge, 1867 
 
 Only 50 copies printed. 
 
 2^5" 1023 Deane. Memoir of George Livermore. pp. 60. Large 
 Paper, with photographic Portrait. Royal 4° cloth, 
 uncut. Cambridge, 18C9 
 
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 TZZ. 1024 Deane. a Discourse of Virginia, by Edward Maria 
 / Wingfield. Edited, with notes and an introduction, by 
 
 Charles Deane. pp 44. 1859. (Cancelled edition); 
 — The same. pp. 45, i860 — Letters of Phillis Wheat- 
 ley, the negro-slave poet of Boston, 1864-9; — Records 
 of the Council for New England, pp. 83, 1867; — His- 
 tory of Bacon's and Ingram's Rebellion in Virginia in 
 1675-6, pp. 50; — Remarks on Sebastian Cabot's Mappe- 
 Monde, pp. 8, 1867; — Contributions to the North 
 American Review, 1868; — Memoir of George Liver- 
 more, pp. 60, 1869; — A Brief Memoir of Robert 
 Waterston, pp. 11, 1869; — Report of the Council of the 
 Am. Antiq. Soc. 1868; — Forms in Issuing Letters-Pat- 
 ent by the Crown of England, pp. 24, 1870; — Life of 
 Mr Thomas Dudley, several times Governor of the 
 Mass. Colony. Written, as is supposed by Cotton 
 Mather, pp. 20, 1870; — Letter of Sir John Stanhope to 
 Secretary Davison concerning Elder Brewster, pp. 
 8, 187 I ; — Death of Matthew Cradock, pp. 3, 1871; — 
 Roger Williams and the Massachusetts Charter, pp. 19, 
 1873; — Gen'l Washington's Head-Quarters in Cam- 
 bridge, pp. 9, 1873; — Judge Lowell and the Massachu- 
 setts Declaration of Rights, pp. 9, 1874; — Brief Me- 
 moir of James Savage, pp. 12, 1874; — Notes on a re- 
 cently discovered Indenture relating to David Thomp- 
 son of Piscataqua, pp. 34, 1876; — Journal of a Tour to 
 the White Mountains, in July, 1784. By Jeremy Belk- 
 nap. Map. pp. 21, 1876; — Letters and Documents 
 relating to Slavery in Massachusetts, 1867; — Memoir 
 of John iVppleton, M. D., pp. 3, 1877; — Lieut-Gen'l. 
 John Burgoyne and the Convention of Saratoga, 100 
 years ago, pp. 71, 1878; — Tutor Henry Flynt's Jour- 
 ney from Cambridge to Portsmouth in 1754, 1878; — 
 Letter of Paul Revere's, pp. 7; — Records of the Presi- 
 dent and Council of New Hampshire, 1679-80, pp. 26, 
 1878; — Memoir of Dr. Woods; — Rules, Orders and 
 Statutes of Harvard College, 1686, pp. 9, 1876; — 
 White Kennett Library, pp. 8, 1883; — Memoir of 
 Richard Frothingham, pp. 17, 1885; — Memoir of S. F. 
 Haven, pp. 16, 1885; — John and Sebastian Cabot, a 
 study. Maps, 1886; — A Summary History of New 
 England, 1886; — Connection of Mass. with Slavery, 
 pp. 34, 1886; — Remarks on Hubbard's map of New 
 England, pp. 12, 1888; — Memoir of Edward Augustus 
 Crowninshield, pp. 4; — Remarks on Dr. John G. Kohl, 
 pp. 5 ; — Prefatory Note to the recently recovered pages 
 of Hubbard's History, pp. 16. Together 38 vols. 8° 
 cloth, boards and paper. Cambridge and Boston. 
 
 All privately printed in limited editions. The above is a nearly 
 complete set of Mr. Deane's publications. 
 
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 "Z^ 1025 Deane. Memoir of Samuel F. Haven, port. pp. 16, 
 1885; — Memoir of Geo. Livermore, pp. 60, 1869; — 
 Brief Memoir of Robert Waterston, pp. 11, 1869; — 
 Death of Matthew Cradock, pp. 3, 1871; — Brief Me- 
 moir of James Savage, pp. 12, 1874; — Judge Lowell 
 and the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights, pp. 9, 
 1874; — Notes on a recently discovered indenture re- 
 lating to David Thompson, pp. 34, 1876; — Memoir of 
 John Appleton, pp. 3, 1877; — Memoir of Dr. J. G. Kohl, 
 pp. 5, 1878; — Memoir of Richard Frothingham, pp. 17, 
 1885; — Memoir of E. A. Crowninshield, pp. 3; — 
 Summary of the History of New England, to the 
 time of Andros, pp. 295-384. (From Narrative and 
 Critical History of America, only 12 copies privately 
 printed.) 1886; — Remarks on Hubbard's Map of New 
 England, pp. 12, 1888; — Prefatory note to Hubbard's 
 History, pp. 10. Together 14 vols. 8° paper and cloth. 
 
 Boston and Cambridge. 
 
 <~Q 1026 Deane. Memoir of George Livermore. pp. 60. 8° 
 cloth, uncut. Cambridge, 1869 
 
 Thick paper copy, only a few so printed. 
 
 ^2, 1027 Deane. Death of Matthew Cradock. pp. 3. 8° cloth. 
 With Cradock Pedigree inserted. (Boston, 1871) 
 
 ^fTf 1028 Deane. Notes on a recently discovered Indenture re- 
 I lating to David Thompson of Piscataqua and Massachu- 
 
 setts Bay in New England, pp. 35. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 Only 100 copies printed. Cambridge, 1876 
 
 • n> 1029 Deane. The Struggle to Maintain the Charter of King 
 
 I Charles the First, and its final Loss in 1684. Imperial 
 
 8^ half morocco. Boston. 
 
 Written for the Memorial Hist, of Boston. Vol. I. pp. 329-382. 
 
 2 photographic plates laid in. 
 
 jr- 1030 Deane, Capt. John. A Narrative of the Shipwreck of 
 the Nottingham Galley, in her Voyage from England to 
 Boston. Fifth ed. pp. 28. 8° half roan. London, 1762 
 See Shurtleff's Sermon. Boston 1727. 
 
 r,Q 1031 Deane. A True Account of the Voyage of the Notting- 
 ham-Galley of London, John Deane, Commander, from 
 River Thames to New England, near which place she 
 was cast away on Boon Island, Dec. 11, 17 10. pp. 36, 
 London, 1711; — Voyages and Adventures of Capt. 
 Barth, Sharp and others in the South Sea, pp. 172. 
 London, 1684; — History of Bavaria, from the First 
 Ages to this present year, 1706. By Capt. John 
 Stevens. Bound together. 8° calf. London, 1706 
 
 "The first tract was an answer by three of the crew to Capt. 
 Deane's Narrative, published in 17 11." 
 
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 Y5^ 1032 Deane, John G. Biographical Sketch of, and brief men- 
 tion of his connection with the northeastern boundary 
 of Maine, also family and other memoranda. Plate, 
 pp. 70. 8° paper. Washington, 1887 
 
 Privately printed. 
 75" ^'^ZZ Deane, Silas. An Address to the Free and Independent 
 ' Citizens of the United States of North America, pp.30. 
 
 8° half calf. Hartford, 1784 
 
 1034 Deane. The same. Portrait inserted, pp. 95. 8° calf. 
 
 Hartford, 1784 
 
 1035 Deane. Memorial of the Heirs of Silas Deane, to the 
 Congress of the United States. 8° half roan. n. p., 1835 
 
 1036 Debates in the Senate of the United States on the Judi- 
 
 ciary, during the first Session of the seventh Congress, 
 pp. 324. 8° calf. Phila., 1802 
 
 1037 De Bry. Great Voyages in Latin. Part I — Admiranda 
 
 Narratio fida tamen, de commodis et incolarum ritibus 
 Virginian, nuper admodum ab Anglis, qui k Dn. Richardo 
 Greinvile equestris ordinis viro eo in coloniam anno 
 MDLXXXV deducti sunt inventae, sumtus faciente Dn. 
 Waltero Raleigh equestris ordinis viro fodinaru stanni 
 prgef ecto ex auctoritate serenissimse Reginae Anglise. An- 
 glico scripta sermone a Thoma Hariot eiusdem Walteri 
 • domesti-co, in earn coloniam misso ut regionis si-tum 
 diligenter observaret. Nunc autem primum latio donata 
 a C. C. A. Francofortii ad Moenum typis loannis Wech- 
 eli, sumtibus vero Theodor de Bry anno MDXC. Venales 
 reperiuntur in ofificina Sigismundi Feirabendi. Part 
 III. — Americae Tertia Pars Memorabile provinciee Brasi- 
 liae Hist.oriam contines, germanico primum sermone 
 scriptam a loane Stadio Homburgensi Hesso, nunc au- 
 tem latinitate donatam a Teucrio Annaeo Priuato Col 
 chanthe Po: & Med: Addita est Narratio profectionis 
 loannis Lerij in eamdem Provinciam, qua ille initio 
 gallice conscripsit, postea vero Latinam fecit. His ac- 
 cessit Descriptio Morum &: Ferocitatis incolarum illius 
 Regionis, atque Colloquium ipsorum idiomate conscrip- 
 tum. Omnia recens evulgata, & eiconibus in ses incisis 
 ac ad vivum expressis illustrata, ad normam exem plaris 
 prsedictorum Autorum: studio & diligentia Theodori de 
 Brij Leodiensis, atque civis Francofurtensis anno 
 MDXCII. Venales reperiutur in officiana Sigismundi 
 Feirabendii. Folio, vellum. Frankfort, 1590-92 
 
 ^^1038 De Bry. Narrative of Le Moyne, an Artist who accom- 
 j panied the French Expedition to Florida under Laudon- 
 
 niere, 1564. Translated from the Latin of De Bry. pp. 
 15. 44 heliotype fac-similes. Royal 4° half morocco. 
 
 Boston, 1875 
 
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 1039 De Bury, Richard. Philobiblon, a Treatise on the Love 
 of Books. Written in 1344 and translated from the 
 first edition, 1473, with some collations, pp. 151. 12° 
 cloth, uncut. London, 1832 
 
 1040 Declaration by the Representatives of the United 
 Colonies of North America, now met in General Con- 
 gress at Philadelphia, pp. 13. 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 (Reprint): Phila., 1775 
 
 1041 Declaration of Independence of the United States of 
 America, 1776; and Washington's Farewell Address to 
 the People of the United States, 1796. pp. 57. Plate 
 and fac-simile. Royal 4° cloth. Boston, 1876 
 
 1042 Declaration of the Parliament of England, expressing 
 the grounds of their late proceedings, and of setling 
 the present Government in the way of a Free State, 
 pp. 87. Small 4° half calf. London, 1648 
 
 1043 De Costa, B. F. The Pre-Columbian Discovery of 
 America by the Northmen. Illustrated by translations 
 from the Icelandic Sagas. Edited with notes and a 
 general introduction, pp. 118. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Albany, 1868 
 
 1044 De Costa. Sailing Directions of Henry Hudson, pre- 
 pared for his own use in 1608, from the Old Danish of 
 Ivar Barden. With an introduction and notes; also A 
 Dissertation on the Discovery of the Hudson River, 
 pp. 102. 8° cloth. Albany, 1869 
 
 1045 De Costa. The Northmen in Maine: a critical examina- 
 tion of Views expressed in connection with the subject, 
 
 by Dr. Kohl, in Vol. i, of the new series of the Maine 
 Historical Society, with criticisms on other portions of 
 the work, and a chapter on the Discovery of Massachu- 
 setts Bay. pp. 146. 8° cloth, top gilt. Albany, 1870 
 
 01 1046 De Costa. Verrazzano, 1876; — Soldier and Sage, a me- 
 morial of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, 
 1876; — The Lost City of New England, 1876; — Globe 
 of Ulpius 1542, 1878; — William Blackstone in his rela- 
 tion to Massachusetts and Rhode Island, 1880; — Rela- 
 tion of a Voyage to Sagadahoc, 1880; — Inventio For- 
 tunata, arctic exploration, with an account of Nicholas 
 of Lynn, 1881; — Cavo de Baxos, or the place of Cape 
 Cod in the old Cartology, 1881; — Notes of the Anni- 
 versary Sermon at New York, May 15, 1881; — Notes 
 of a Discourse and a Service in New York, Jan. 8, 1882, 
 by S. Osgood and J. A. Smith; — Few Observations on 
 the Prince Society's edition of the New English Canaan. 
 II pamphlets. Reprinted: New York. 
 
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 ■~ 1047 De Costa. Rambles in Mount Desert, with sketches of 
 travel on the New England coast, from the Isle of 
 Shoals to Grand Menan. pp. 280. Frontispiece. 16° 
 cloth. New York, 1871 
 
 ^p 1048 De Costa. Verrazano the Explorer; being a vindication 
 of his letter and voyage, with an examination of the 
 map of Hieronimo da Verrazano, and a Dissertation 
 upon the Globe of Ulpius. pp. 82. Maps and portraits. 
 Royal 4° paper, uncut. New York, 1880 
 
 ^^ 1049 Dedham, Mass. Historical Address at the Second Cen- 
 tennial Anniversary of the Town of Dedham, Sept. 21, 
 1836, by S. F. Haven, pp. 79; — History of the First 
 Church and Parish, by Alvan Lamson, pp. 104, 1839. 
 2 vols. 8° cloth and boards. Dedham. 
 
 5-^ i°5o Dedham. History of, from 1635 to 1827. By Erastus 
 Worthington. pp. 146. 8° morocco, gilt, red edges. 
 
 Boston, 1827 
 
 ^1051 Dedham. Historical Annals of, from 1635 to 1847. Ky 
 Herman Mann. pp. 136. 8° sheets, folded, uncut. 
 
 Dedham, 1847 
 
 z/o^°52 Pee, Dr. John. Private Diary of, and Catalogue of his 
 Library of Manuscripts. Edited by J. O. Halliwell. 
 4° cloth. London, 1842 
 
 Qh i°53 Deerfield, Mass. Brief Sketch of the First Settlement 
 •* I of Deerfield. (By E. Hoyt.) 16° paper. 
 
 Reprint: Greenfield, 1833 
 ^ 1054 [De Foe, Daniel.] Life and Actions of Moll Flanders, 
 containing her birth and education in Newgate, her 
 ambition to be a gentlewoman, her being taken into a 
 gentleman's family, her being debauched by her master's 
 eldest son, and married to the younger, her marriage to 
 her own brother, her going over with him to, and set- 
 tling in Virginia, etc. Portrait and cuts. pp. 184, (lacks 
 last leaf). London 
 
 1055 Defoe. The Life and strange, surprising Adventures 
 of Robinson Crusoe. Upwards of 100 illustrations. 
 Royal 8° half calf, gilt. London. 
 
 — 1056 Defoe. History of the Great Plague in London, in the 
 year 1665. With an introduction by Rev. H. Stebbing. 
 pp. 304. Portrait. 18° cloth, uncut. London. 
 
 ego 1057 Defoe. Daniel Defoe: his Life, and recently discovered 
 Writings extending from 1716 to 1729. By William 
 Lee. Illustrations. 3 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1869 
 
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 2^ 1058 De Forest, J. W. History of the Indians of Connecti- 
 cut, from the earliest known period to 1850. pp. 509. 
 Map. 8° cloth. Hartford, 1853 
 
 _ 1059 D'Hauteville Case. Report of the D'Hauteville Case; 
 — Review of the Case. (8° paper, laid in.) 8° half 
 sheep. Phila. and Boston, 1840-41 
 
 ^-. 1060 Delancy. Considerations on the Propriety of imposing 
 Taxes in the British Colonies, pp. 80. Second ed. 8° 
 half roan. London, 1766 
 
 ^- 106 1 Delaplaine's Repository of the Lives and Portraits of 
 Distinguished American Characters. 18 fine portraits. 
 Complete set. 2 vols, royal 4° calf extra, yellow edges. 
 
 Phila., 1815 
 
 5o 1062 De Laune, Thomas. A Plea for Non-Conformists. 
 (With preface by Daniel Defoe.) pp. 144. 12° half 
 morocco. London, 171 2 
 
 Qo J 063 De-La-Warre, Lord. The Relation of the Right 
 Honourable the Lord De-La-Warre, Lord Gouvernour 
 and Captaine Generall of the Colonic, planted in Vir- 
 ginea. 4° half morocco. London, 161 1 
 
 Heliotype fac-simile. Only 20 copies privately printed. 
 Presentation copy. 
 
 5*0 1064 Delepierre, Octave. Analyse des Travaux de la Soci^te 
 des Philobiblon de Londres. pp. 134. 8"" half roan. 
 
 Londres, 186 
 Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 5*0 1065 De Lolme. The Rise and Progress of the English Con- 
 stitution; with an historical and legal introduction and 
 notes by A. J- Stephens. 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1838 
 
 •^51066 Demonologia; or Natural Knowledge revealed. By J. 
 
 ' S. F., pp. 438. Lond., 1831; — Fallacy of Ghosts, 
 
 Dreams and Omens, with stories of witchcraft, life-in- 
 death and monomania. By Charles Oilier, pp. 251. 
 Lond., 1848; — Mysteries; or glimpses of the super- 
 natural, pp. 273. N. Y., 1852. 3 vols. 12° cloth. 
 
 fjj- 1067 Dennis, J. The Usefulness of the Stage, occasioned by 
 a late book written by Mr. Jeremy Collier, pp. 143. 
 12° half calf, gilt. London, 1698 
 
 jv 1068 Denton, Daniel. A Brief Description of New York, 
 formerly called New Netherlands. New edition with 
 notes, by G. Furman. 8° cloth. New York, 1845 
 
 ^S'loGg De Peyster, J. Watts. History of the Life of Leonard 
 Torstenson; — The History of Carausius; — Battle of 
 the Sound or Baltic. 3 vols. 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 Poughkeepsie, 1855-8 
 
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 -. — 1070 De Quincey, Thomas. Confessions of an English 
 
 Opium-Eater. pp.190. 16° boards. Boston, 1841 
 
 107 1 Deux-Ponts, Count William de. My Campaigns in 
 
 America, 1780-81. Translated, with an introduction 
 
 and notes, by S. A. Green, pp. 176. Royal 4° boards, 
 
 uncut. Boston, 1868 
 
 Large Paper ; only 25 copies printed. 
 
 ^ 1072 De Vinne, T. L. Invention of Printing, a collection of 
 
 facts and opinions descriptive of early prints and playing 
 
 cards, the block-books of the 15th century, the legends 
 
 of Lourens J. Coster of Haarlem and the works of 
 
 John Gutenberg and his associates. Illustrated with 
 
 fac-similes of early types and wood-cuts. Royal 8° 
 
 cloth. New York, 1876 
 
 5- 1073 Dexter, F. B. Biographical Sketches of the Graduates 
 
 of Yale College, with Annals of the College History, 
 
 1701-1745. pp. 788. Imperial 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1885 
 
 ^1 1074 Dexter. Sketch of the Life and Writings of John 
 ^ Davenport, Feb. i, 1875; — Memoranda concerning 
 
 Edward Whalley and William Goffe, 1876; — Governor 
 Elihu Yale, 1882 ; — Founding of Yale College, 1882 ; — 
 New Haven in 1784; — Estimates of Population in the 
 American Colonies, 1887; — Report of the Trial of Mrs. 
 Anne Hutchinson. 7 pamphlets. 
 1075 Dexter, George. Argument of Tutor Nicholas Sever, 
 ^'^ 1878; — Letters of Columbus and Vespuccius, 1878; — 
 
 Journal of Thomas Wallcut, in 1790, 1879; — Influence 
 of the English Universities in the Development of New 
 England, x88o; — First Voyage under Sir Humphrey 
 Gilbert's Patent of 1578, 1881; — Letters of Henry 
 Wheaton, 1805-6; — Journal of a Tour from Boston to 
 Oneida, June 1796, by Jeremy Belknap, 1882; — Suffolk 
 County Bar Book, 1770-1805; — Tributes to the Memory 
 of George Dexter, June 10, 1884; — Memoir of George 
 Dexter, by C. C. Smith, 1885; — Letters of Gov. Andrew 
 Eliot to his sons Samuel and John. 11 pamphlets. 
 J- 2-1076 Dexter, H. M. As to Roger Williams and his Banish-^--^ 
 ment from the Massachusetts Plantation, pp. 146. Im-' 
 perial 8° cloth. Boston, 1876 
 
 ,<-io77 Dexter. The True Story of John Smyth, the Se Bap- 
 tist, as told by Himself and his Contemporaries; with -^ 
 an inquiry whether dipping were a new mode of Bap- 
 tism in England, in or about 1641. pp. 106. Imperial 
 8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1881 
 
 / 00^°"^^ [Dexter.] Common Sense as to Woman Suffrage, pp. 
 33. Small 4° boards. Boston, 1885 
 
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 oT 1079 Dexter, H. M. Pilgrim Memoranda, pp. 39, 1870; — 
 Glance at the Ecclesiastical Councils of New England, 
 pp. 68. 2 pamphles.t Boston. 
 
 ,^ 1080 Dexter, Lord Timothy. A Pickle for the Knowing 
 Ones. 16° half morocco, gilt. Boston, 1838 
 
 1081 Dexter. The same. Small 4^ half calf. 
 
 Newburyport, 1848 
 
 4- 1082 Dexter. Life of. By S. L. Knapp. 18° cloth. 
 
 ^^ Boston, 1838 
 
 ^^1083 Dexter. The same. 18° cloth. Boston, 1848 
 
 r- 1084 Dialogue between the Ghost of General Montgomery 
 and an American Delegate. Phila., 1776. pp. 16. 8° 
 paper, uncut. Privately reprinted : New York, 1865 
 
 2^^-1085 Diaz del Castillo, Bernal. Historia Verdadera de la 
 Conquista de la Nueva Espana. pp. 257. Folio, calf. 
 
 Madrid, (1632) 
 
 " The true history of the conquest of Mexico is, indeed, a delight- 
 ful work, and the only account of that transaction on which we can 
 rely." — Southey. 
 
 ^Q 1086 Diaz del Castillo. The True History of the Conquest 
 of Mexico. Translated by Maurice Keatinge. pp.514. 
 Map. 4"" half morocco. London, 1800 
 
 1087 Diaz del Castillo. The True History of the Conquest 
 of Mexico. Translated by Maurice Keatinge. pp. m, 
 440. Map. 2 vols. 8° sheep, (broken and worn). 
 
 Salem, 1803 
 
 P^ 1088 Diaz del Castillo. Memoirs of, written by Himself, con- 
 taining a true and full account of the discovery and 
 conquest of Mexico and New Spain. Translated by J. 
 T. Lockhart. pp. 399, 416. 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1844 
 
 ^Q 1089 DiBDiN, Rev. T. F. Bibliomania, or Book-madness. 
 First ed. pp. 87. 8° boards, uncut. London, 1809 
 
 ^r^ 1090 DiBDiN. Bibliomania; or Book-madness. First ed., pri- 
 / vately reprinted for the Club of Odd Sticks, pp. 87. 
 
 Royal 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 Club of Odd Sticks: New York, 1864 
 Only 57 copies printed. 
 
 ^Q 1091 DiBDiN. Bibliomania; or, Book-madness; a biblio- 
 graphical romance. Illustrated with cuts. New and 
 improved edition, to which are now added preliminary 
 observations and a supplement, including a key to the 
 assumed characters in the drama. Plates. Royal 8° 
 half morocco, gilt edges. London, 1842 
 
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 1092 DiBDiN. Typographical Antiquities; or the history of 
 
 °^ printing inEngland, Scotland and Ireland; containing 
 
 memoirs of our ancient printers, and a register of the 
 books printed by then. Begun by the late Joseph 
 Ames. Considerably augmented by William Herbert, 
 of Cheshunt, Herts; and now greatly enlarged, with 
 copious notes and illustrated with appropriate engrav- 
 ings; comprehending the History of English Literature, 
 and a view of the progress of the art of engraving in 
 Great Britain. By the Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin. 
 Numerous portraits and fac-similes. 4 vols. 4° half 
 morocco. Wm. Miller and Longman : Lond., 1810-19 
 1093 Dibdin. A Bibliographical, Antiquarian and Picturesque 
 Tour in France and Germany. Portraits and numerous 
 beautiful plates, many upon India paper, including a 
 full set of Lewis's etchings (India proofs), illustrating 
 the physiognomy, manners, etc., of the people of France 
 and Germany. 3 vols, royal 8° boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1821 
 
 -a^, 1094 Dibdin. A Series of Etchings pourtraying the physi- 
 / ognomy, manners and character of the people of France 
 
 and Germany. By George I>ewis. 60 plates on India 
 paper. 3 vols, royal 8° boards, uncut. London. 
 
 _ 1095 Dibdin. Descriptive Catalogue of Books printed in the 
 Fifteenth Century, lately forming part of the library of 
 the Duke di Cassano Serra. pp. 395. Imperial 8° half 
 roan, uncut. London, 1823 
 
 3 00 1096 Dibdin. The Library Companion, or the young man's 
 guide and the old man's comfort in the choice of a li- 
 brary. Second ed. 8° boards, uncut. London, 1825 
 
 /o' i°97 Dibdin. An Introduction to the Knowledge of rare and 
 valuable editions of the Greek and Latin Classics; to- 
 gether with an account of Polyglot Bibles, Polyglot 
 Psalters, Hebrew Bibles, Greek Bibles and Greek Tes- 
 taments, the Greek Fathers and the Latin Fathers. 
 Fourth ed., greatly enlarged and corrected. Fac-simile 
 plate of the " Complutensian Polyglot." pp. 562, 580. 
 2 vols, imperial 8° tree calf extra, gilt edges, by Riviere. 
 
 London, 1827 
 
 Best Edition: entirely rewritten. Large Paper; only 250 
 copies printed. 
 
 / ^^1098 [Dibdin.] Bibliophobia. Remarks on the present lan- 
 
 , / guid and depressed state of literature and the book 
 
 trade. In a letter addressed to the author of the 
 
 Bibliomania. By Mercurius Rusticus. With notes by 
 
 Cato Parvus, pp. 102. Royal 8° boards, uncut. 
 
 Large Paper: only 100 copies printed. London, 1832 
 
lOO CATALOGUE. 
 
 — I 1099 DiBDiN. Reminiscences of a Literary Life; with anec- 
 
 fl\^^ dotes of books and of book-collectors, with the index, 
 
 pp. 982, 44. Portrait and plate. 2 vols. 8° boards, un- 
 cut. London, 1836 
 'y 5" 1 100 Dickenson, Jonathan. God's Protecting Providence, 
 ' Man's surest Help and Defence, in the Remarkable De- 
 liverance of Robert Barnard and others, from. Ship- 
 wreck, and also from the devouring jaws of the inhu- 
 man Canibals of Florida, pp. 12, 126. 16° calf. 
 
 London, 1759 
 
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 iioi DiEREViLLE. Relation du voyage du Port Royal de 
 L'Acadie. Plate, pp. 236. 16° half sheep. 
 
 Amsterdam, 17 10 
 
 ^^ 1 102 Dies Irae. Coles, Abraham. Dies Irae in thirteen orig- 
 inal Versions, pp. 69. Frontispiece. 12° cloth. 
 
 New York, 1859 
 
 95-1103 Dies Ir«. (Dix, John A.) pp. 15. 16° boards, uncut. 
 
 Privately printed: Cambridge, 1863 
 
 /, 1 104 DiGBY, Sir Kenelme. A Late Discourse made in a sol- 
 emne Assembly of Nobles and learned Men, at Mont- 
 pelier, in France, touching the Cure of Wounds, by the 
 Powder of Sympathy. Rendered into English, by R. 
 White, pp. 152, 6. 18° sheep, (broken). London, 1660 
 
 1 105 DiGBY. Observations upon Religio Medici, pp. 124. 
 ^^ 18° sheep. London, 1643 
 
 5"0 1 106 DiGBY. Private Memoirs of. Written by Himself, pp. 
 328. Portrait. 8° calf. London, 1827 
 
 ^f-w.o'] DiGBY, K. H. The Broad Stone of Honour, or the true 
 ' ^ Sense and Practice of Chivalry, pp.289. Frontispiece. 
 
 '' 12° cloth, uncut. ■ London, 1844 
 
 ■J 1 108 Digges, Sir Dudley. The Compleat Ambassador; or 
 
 Two Treaties of the intended Marriage of Qu: Eliza- 
 beth, etc. pp. 441, 6. Frontispiece by Faithorne, 
 (Cut down and mounted.) Folio, calf, gilt. 
 
 London, 1655 
 '00 1 109 Disraeli, Isaac. An Inquiry into the Literary and 
 Political Character of James the First. pp. 228. 
 I Small 8° calf, gilt. London, 1816 
 
 I Autograph signature of the Author inserted. 
 
 / <iT iiio Disraeli. Amenities of Literature. pp. 372, 431. 
 i 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1842 
 
 -} u nil Disraeli. Curiosities of Literature; with a View of the 
 Life and Writings of the Author, by his Son. Portrait. 
 4 vols, large 12° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1859 
 
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 'JoTq'^ II 12 DiURNALL Occurrcnces, or Daily Proceedings of both 
 ' Houses, in this great and happy Parliament, from the 
 
 third of November, 1640, to the third of November, 
 1641. Small 4° sheep, (rebacked). London, 1641 
 
 " Wednesday, 26th Day, Jan. It was reported in the House of 
 Commons, that there were 52 Families of Norwich that went to 
 New England, by Bishop Wrens pressing their conscience with 
 illegal oaths, ceremonies, observations and many strange innova- 
 tions." 
 
 j,Q 1 1 13 DoBBS, Arthur, Esq. An Account of the Countries ad- 
 joining to Hudson's Bay in the North West part of 
 America. Map. 4'' half calf, uncut. London, 1744 
 
 ^Q 1 1 14 DoDD, Rev. Stephen. Revolutionary Memorials, em- 
 bracing Poems by the Rev. Wheeler Case, published in 
 1778, with an Appendix. 16° cloth. New York, 1852 
 
 jj^5-iii5 DoDiNGTON, George Bubb. The Diary of the last 
 George Bubb Dodington, Baron of Melcombe Regis, 
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 lished by H. P. Wyndham. First ed. pp. 502. 8° 
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 /q II 16 DoDWELL, Henry. An Epistolary Discourse, proving, 
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 is a principle naturally mortal, etc. pp. 313. 8° old 
 calf. London, 1706 
 
 1 1 17 Domesday Book or the Great Survey of England of Wil- 
 liam the Conqueror, A. D., 1536. Fac-simile of the 
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 y^ 1 1 18 Donne, W. B. The Correspondence of King George 
 the Third with Lord North, from 1768 to 1783. pp. 
 307, 452. 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1867 
 
 CO 1 1 19 Dorchester, Mass. History of Dorchester. By a Com- 
 mittee of the Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical 
 Society, pp. 672. 8° cloth. Boston, 1859 
 
 ^^ 1 1 20 Dorchester. Recovery of some Materials for the 
 -^^ Early History of Dorchester, general and particular. 
 
 By S. G. Drake. Plate, pp. 20. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 185 1 
 
 2^^1121 Dorchester. Dorchester in 1630, 1776 and 1855, -^^ 
 Oration by Edward Everett, 1855; — Proceedings of 
 the Second Church and Parish, 1812; — Discourse at 
 Dorchester to commemorate the completion of the 
 Second Century from its settlement by our Pilgrim 
 Fathers. By John Pierce. 1830. 3 vols. 8° cloth, 
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 y— II22 Dorchester. Hall, Nathaniel. Sermons preached in 
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 ■ ^ 1 1 23 Dorchester Antiquarian Society. Memoirs of Roger 
 Clap, 1630; — Annals of the Town of Dorchester. By- 
 James Blake, 1750; — Journal and Life of Richard 
 Mather, 1506-1669. 3 vols. 12° boards. Boston, 1S44-50 
 
 ^ 1124 Douglass, William. A Summary, Historical and Politi- 
 cal of the First Planting, progressive improvements, 
 and present State of the British Settlements in North 
 America. 2 vols. 8° sheep, (name cut from titles). 
 
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 Autograph signature of Rufus Choate on fly leaves. With an auto- 
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 ments in North America," 1748. 2 pp. 4° . 
 
 ^P 1 1 25 Douglass. The same. 2 vols. 8° half morocco. 
 
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 1126 Douglass. Memoir of William Douglass, M. D. By 
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 cloth. 
 
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 versary, including the Memorial Address by Rev. A. H. 
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 QQ 1 128 DowcET, Abraham. A Declaration delivered into the 
 House of Lords, July 3, 1648 against Major Edward 
 Ralph, whom hee charges to have laine in waite three 
 houres to have pistold the King. pp. 6. Small 4° paper. 
 
 London, 1648 
 
 ■fQ 1 1 29 Downing, Sir George. A Reply of Sir George Downing 
 Envoy Extraordinary from His Majesty of Great Britain, 
 etc., to the Remarks of the Deputies of the Estates- 
 General, upon his Memorial of Dec. 20, 1664. pp. 104. 
 Small 4° polished calf, extra, by Pratt. (Title page in 
 fac-simile.) London, 1665 
 
 Relates to New Netherlands and Long Island. 
 
 3% 1130 Dowse, Thomas. Catalogue of his Library presented to 
 the Massachusetts Historical Society, July 30, 1856. 
 8° cloth. Privately printed: Boston, 1856 
 
 IP 1 131 Dowse. The Will of Thomas Dowse, of Cambridgeport. 
 pp. 7. Portrait. 8° paper. Cambridge, 1856 
 
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 301132 Dowse. The same. Copy on Parchment. 
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 -i^SS Doyle, J. A. The English in America, Virginia, Mary- 
 
 7^ land and the Carolinas. pp. 556. Map. 8° cloth. 
 
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 tiS/ ^^34 Lrake, Daniel. Memoirs of the Life and Services of, 
 with notices of the early settlement of Cincinnati, and 
 some of its pioneer citizens. By E. D. Mansfield. Por- 
 trait. 12° cloth. Cincinnati, 1855 
 
 1 135 Drake. Sir Francis Drake Reuiued: Calling vpon this 
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 third voyage made by him into the West Indies, in the 
 yeares 72 & 73. pp. 80. Portrait on title and portrait 
 inserted, by Philip Nichols. 8° polished calf, extra, by 
 Pratt. Nicholas Bourne: London, 1628 
 
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 ^. 1 1 36 Drake. Sir Francis Drake Revived. Who is, or may 
 be a pattern to stirre up all heroicke and active spirits 
 of these times to benefit their countrey and eternize 
 their names by like noble attempts. Being a summary 
 and true relation of foure several! voyages made by the 
 said Sir Francis Drake to the West Indes, viz. : His 
 dangerous adventuring for gold and silver with the gain- 
 ing thereof. . . . His Encompass the World, etc. 
 Portrait, (mounted). Small 4° calf. 
 
 Nicholas Bourne: London, 1653 
 
 r- 1 137 Drake. The World Encompassed, by Sir Francis 
 Drake, being his next voyage to that to Nombre de 
 Dios formerly imprinted. Portrait, (inlaid), pp 108. 
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 Zahnsdorf. (Title and corners of a few leaves mended.) 
 
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 J- 1 138 Drake. Life and Death of the Valiant and Renowned 
 Sir Francis Drake, his voyages and discoveries in the 
 West Indies, and about the World. By Samuel (Hark, 
 pp. 75. Small 4° olive morocco extra, gilt edges, by 
 Hayday. London, 1671 
 
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 ^5" 1139 Drake, F. S. List of Members of the Massachusetts 
 Society of Cincinnati, including a complete roll of the 
 original members. 8° sheets folded. Boston, 1872 
 
 _ 1 140 Drake, James R. The Culprit Fay, and other Poems. 
 ^^ pp. 92. First ed. Portrait and engraved title. 8° cloth. 
 
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 1141 Drake, S. A. Bunker Hill; the story told from the 
 bcittle-field, by British officers engaged; — General 
 Israel Putnam, the Commander at Bunker Hill. pp. 76, 
 24. Plate. 8° cloth. Boston, 1875 
 
 1 142 Drake, S. G. Indian Biography, containing the lives 
 of more than two hundred Indian Chiefs, pp. 348. 12° 
 sheep. Boston, 1832 
 
 1 143 Drake. Book of the Indians of North America. First ed. 
 Early portrait of the author and other plates. 8° sheep. 
 
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 ^^1144 Drake. Old Indian Chronicle. Map and illustrations. 
 "^ 16° cloth. Boston, 1836 
 
 7-_i[45 Drake. Old Indian Chronicle, a collection of rare 
 ^ tracts, with introduction and dates by S. G. Drake. 
 
 Map. Small 4° half morocco. Boston, 1867 
 
 QQ 1 146 Drake. Genealogical and Biographical Account of the 
 Family of Drake in America. Small 8° calf. 
 
 Privately printed: Boston, 1845 
 ^x-1147 Drake. Tragedies of the Wilderness. Illustrations. 
 12° cloth. Boston, 1846 
 
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 ^Q 1 148 Drake. Indian Captivities, or, Life in the Wigwam. 
 Frontispiece. 12° cloth. Auburn, 1850 
 
 c- 1 149 Drake. Biography and History of the Indians of North 
 America, from its first discovery. Eleventh ed. Royal 
 8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1851 
 
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 2^^-1150 Drake. A Memoir of the Rev. Cotton Mather, with a 
 genealogy of the family of Mather. Portraits. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 185 I 
 Presentation copy. 
 
 QQ 1 15 1 Drake. A Brief Memoir of Sir Walter Raleigh. Por- 
 trait. 4° cloth. Privately printed: Boston, 1862 
 ^^1152 Drake. Result of some Researches among the British 
 / Archives for Information relative to the Founders of 
 New England, 1858-60. Map and portrait. Small 4° 
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 ^5'ii53 Drake. The same. Third ed. pp. 148. Portraits. 
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 j-1154 [Drake.] Narrative Remarks, expository notes, and 
 historical criticisms on the New England Historical 
 and Genealogical Society. 4° paper, uncut. 
 
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 "^^7Ti55 Drake. Catalogue of his Private Library, chiefly relat- 
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 8° half morocco. Boston, 1845 
 
 . 1 156 Dreadful Visitation in a short account of the progress 
 and effects of the Plague, in London, 1665, pp. 16; — 
 Sermons or Declarations made by Stephen Crisp,- one 
 of the antient preachers amongst the people called 
 Quakers, pp. 60. 2 pamphlets 18° paper. 
 
 Joseph Crukshank : Phila., 1773-4 
 
 /y5-ii57 Du Bartas. Bartas his Deuine Weekes and Workes. 
 
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 Maiestie, by Josuah Sylvester, pp. 715. Engraved 
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 1 158 Dublin, N. H. History of, containing the address by 
 ^ Charles Mason, and the proceedings at the Centennial 
 
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 1 159 DucHE, Jacob. Discourses on various Subjects. Fron- 
 
 tispieces by B. West. Third ed. pp. 403, 430. 2 vols. 
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 -^1160 Dudley, Dean. History of the Council of Nice; a 
 World's Christian Convention, A. D. 325. pp. 86. 8° 
 cloth. Boston, i860 
 
 1 161 [Dudley, Thomas.] Massachusetts, or the first Planters "Ul^ (f\ 
 ** of New England, the end and manner of their coming y ^J^' «' 
 
 
 thither, and abode there, in several epistles, pp. 56. \ *i'^ 
 
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 y^ii62 Durer, Albert. The Humiliation and Exaltation of 
 our Redeemer, in 32 prints, representing the original 
 wood blocks of Albert Durer. Edited by John Allen, 
 pp. 64. 12° cloth. London, 1856 
 
 1163 Dummer, Jer. A Defence of the New England Char- 
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 _ii64 Dummer. A Defence of the New England Charters 
 Ai pp. 44. 8° calf, gilt. Boston, 1765 
 
 1165 Dunbarton, N. H. History of, from 175 1 to r86o. 
 00 By Caleb Stark, pp. 272. 8° cloth. Concord, i860 
 
 1 166 Dunlap, William. History of the American Theatre. 
 ^^ pp. 420. 8° calf, gilt. New York, 1832 
 
 j 1 167 Dunlap. History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts 
 /3 o» of Design in the United States, pp.435, 4^°- 2 vols. 8° 
 
 boards, uncut, (name cut from titles). New York, 1834 
 Bookplate of George P. Parker. 
 
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 P 1168 DuNi,OP, John. History of f'iction. pp. 452, 443. 2 
 vols. 12° cloth. Phila., 1842 
 
 1 169 Dunstable, Mass. History of the Old Township of 
 Dunstable, including Nashua, Nashville, Hollis, Hudson, 
 Litchfield and Merrimac, N. H., Dunstable and Tyngs- 
 borough, Mass. By Charles J. Fox. pp. 278. Plate. 
 12° cloth. Nashua, 1846 
 
 (s,o II 70 DuNSTER, Charles. (Considerations on Milton's early 
 Reading, and the Prima Stamina of his Paradise Lost; 
 together with extracts from a poet of the sixteenth cen- 
 tury, pp. 249. 12° cloth, uncut. London, 1800 
 ^Q 1 171 [DuNTON, John.] The Compleat Library; or, News for 
 Ingenious. Containing several original pieces, an his- 
 y torical account of the choicest books printed in Eng- 
 /^ land, and in the foreign Journals, etc. (Vols I and II.) 
 From 1692 to December 1693. pp. 480, 458. 2 vols, 
 4° calf. John Dunton: London, 1692-93 
 
 Three autograph letters of Geo. H. Moore relating to the rarity 
 of these volumes, laid in. 
 
 1172 [Dunton.] The Dublin Scuffle; being a challenge sent 
 by John Dunton, citizen of London, to Patrick Camp- 
 bell, bookseller in Dublin, to which is added the Billet 
 Doux, sent him by a citizen's wife in Dublin, tempting 
 him to lewdness, with his answer to her. pp. 544. 8° 
 half calf. London, 1699 
 
 ^—1173 Dunton. The Life and Errors of John Dunton, Late 
 Citizen of London. Written by himself in solitvde. 
 With an Idea of a New Life; Wherein is Shewn How 
 he'd Think, Speak, and Act, might he Live over his 
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 Author has made In his Travels Abroad, — And in his 
 Private Conversation at Home. Together with the 
 Lives and Characters of a Thousand Persons now Liv- 
 ing in London, &c. Digested into Seven Stages with 
 their Respective Ideas, pp. 251. Small 8° half calf, 
 (foxed.) Printed for S. Malthus: London, 1705 
 
 "This curious work abounds with interesting literary history, anec- 
 dotes of Bostonians, etc." 
 
 Eighty-four pages are occupied with the account of his visit to 
 New England, his opening a bookstore in Boston ; intercourse with 
 the Mathers, Cotton, Eliot, Hubbard, and several ladies of Boston, 
 of some of whom he relates very curious particulars. 
 
 C-- 1 1 74 Dunton. The Life and Errors of John Dunton, with 
 the Lives and Characters of more than a Thousand 
 contemporary Divines and other Persons of Literary 
 Eminence, Portrait. 2 vols, in one. 8° calf, gilt. 
 
 London, tSi8 
 
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 ~n~7 1 175 [DuNTON.] Athenian Oracle; being an entire collec- 
 tion of all the valuable Questions and Answers in the 
 old Athenian Mercuries. 4 vols, small 8° half calf. 
 
 London, 1728 
 
 Yj" 1 176 DuRFEE, Job. Complete Works of. With a Memoir of 
 the Author, pp 523. 8° cloth. Providence, 1849 
 
 j-(P 1 1 77 DuRRiE, D. S. Bibliographia Genealogica Americana; 
 an alphabetical Index to American Genealogies and 
 Pedigrees. Third ed., enlarged, pp. 245. 8° cloth. 
 
 Albany, 1886 
 
 1 1 78 DuxBURY, Mass. History of, with Genealogical Regis- 
 ter. By Justin Winsor. Portrait. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1849 
 
 1 1 79 DuvcKiNCK, E. A. Cyclopaedia of American Literature, 
 embracing Personal and Critical Notices of Authors, 
 and Selections from their Writings, complete with the 
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 3 vols, imperial 8° cloth. New York, 1866 
 
 j-^ 1180 DwiGHT, Theodore. History of the Hartford Conven- 
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 ff 1 181 DwiGHT, Timothy. The Conquest of Canaan, a Poem. 
 ' pp. 304. First ed. 12° sheep. Hartford, 1785 
 (^00 1 182 DwiGHT. Travels in New England and New York. 
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 1183 p« ARTHQUAKES. An Essay on the Agitations of 
 L.^ the Sea, and some other Remarkables attending 
 the Earthquakes of the Year 1755. pp 40. Small 8° 
 half roan. Boston, 1761 
 
 - ^ 1 184 East Boston, Mass. History of, with Biographical 
 Sketches of its Early Proprietors. By W. H. Sumner, 
 pp. 801. Map and portraits. 8° cloth. Boston, 1858 
 1 185 Eastburn, Rev. J. W. Yamoyden, a Tale of the Wars 
 C of King Philip, in six Cantos. First ed. 8° morocco, 
 
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 c-Q 1 1 86 Eastham, Mass. Comprehensive History of Eastham, 
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 and Births; Part HI containing an Account of the 
 Deaths of the Families which first Settled in East 
 Haven, from 1644 to 1823. By Stephen Dodd. pp. 
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 ry ^ i88 Easton, James. Human Longevity, recording the 
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 cease of 17 12 Persons who attained a Century and up- 
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 gilt. Salisbury, 1799 
 
 ^5-1189 Eaton, Gen. William. Life of. (By Charles Prentiss.) 
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 - 1 1 90 EcKLEY, Joseph. Sermon delivered at the Installation 
 of the Rev. Israel Evans, at Concord, N. H., July i. 
 1789. pp. 32. Small 4° calf. 
 
 George Hough: Concord, 1789 
 
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 QP 1 191 Eddis, William. Letters from America, Historical and 
 
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 pp. 455. 8° half morocco, uncut, gilt top, (cracked). 
 
 London, 1792 
 
 1 192 (£bgn, fiictjarb. The Decades of the Newe Worlde, or 
 
 West India. Conteyning the nauigations and con- 
 questes of the Spaniardes, with a particular description 
 of the most ryche and large landes and ilandes lately 
 founde in the west ocean, etc. . . . Translated into 
 Englyssche by Rycharde Eden. Small 4° russia, gilt 
 edges. William Powell: London, 1555 
 
 1 193 Cben. The History of Trauayle in the West and East 
 Indies, and other countreys lying eyther way, towardes 
 
 the fruitfull and ryche Moluccaes. As Moscouia, Per- 
 sia, Arabia, Syria, ^gypte, Ethiopia, Guinea, China in 
 Cathayo, and Giapan. With a discourse of the North- 
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 479. Small 4° polished calf extra, gilt edges, by Bed- 
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 The following are the contents of this volume, two-fifths being oc- 
 cupied by the Decades. 
 
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 2. Oviedo's History of the West Indies and New Spain. 
 
 3. Notable things of the forin land of the West Indies, including 
 Peru, Florida, and Labrador. 
 
 ^r7ii94 Eden. The First Three English Books on America. 
 1 (? 151 1) — 1555, A. D. Being chiefly Translations, Com- 
 
 pilations, etc., by Richard Eden, from the Writings 
 of Pietro Martire, of Anghiera (1455-1526), Sebastian 
 Miinster, the Cosmographer (1489-1552), Sebastian 
 Cabot of Bristol (1474-1557). VVith Extracts, etc., 
 from the works of other Spanish, Italian, and Ger- 
 man Writers of the Time. Edited by Edward Arber. 
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 1 195 Edes, H. H. a Memorial of Josiah Barker, of Charles- 
 town, Mass. pp. 25. S° paper, uncut. Boston, 187 1 
 
 Only 100 copies privately printed. 
 
 1 196 Edwards, Bryan. History, Civil and Commercial, of 
 the British Colonies in the West Indies. Maps and 
 plates, including a good impression of the "Sable 
 Venus " by Stothard, and a fine frontispiece by West, 
 engraved by Bartolozzi. 2 vols. 4° calf. London, 1794 
 
 1 197 Edwards. History, Civil and Commercial, of the 
 British West Indies. Fifth ed. Portrait, maps and 
 plates. 5 vols. 8° of text, and 4° Atlas of plates and 
 map. Together 6 vols, half morocco. London, 1819 
 
 _ 1 198 Edwards. Historical Survey of the French Colony in 
 the Island of St. Domingo, pp. 247. 4° half calf. 
 
 London, 1797 
 1 199 Edwards, Edward. Memoirs of Libraries, including a 
 handbook of library economy, pp. 841, 1184. Plates. 
 2 vols. 8° cloth. London, 1859 
 
 Q^ 1200 Edwards, Jonathan. A Faithful Narrative of the sur- 
 prizing Works of God in the conversion of many hundredyy 
 souls in Northampton, and the neighboring towns and 
 villages of New Hampshire in N. E. pp. 132. 16° 
 morocco. London. 1737 
 
 " First ed., written in form of a letter to Dr. Colman of Boston, 
 and sent by him to England and there published by Dr. Isaac Watts 
 and Dr. John Guyse, with a long preface by them." 
 
 5 jr- 1 201 Edwards. Works of; with a memoir by Sereno E. 
 Dwight. Revised* by Edward Hickman. Portrait, 
 pp. 691, 969. 2 vols, imperial 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1835 
 
 Q_^ 1202 Edwards. Life and Character of, together with a num- 
 ber of his sermons, pp. 98, 279. 12° morocco, red 
 edges. Boston, 1765 
 
 QQ 1203 Edwards, Thomas. Antapologia; or a full answer to 
 the Apologeticall narration of Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Nye, 
 and other members of the assembly of divines. 4°, calf, 
 (corner of title mended). London, 1644 
 
 tj^ 1204 Edwin, John. The Eccentricities of John Edvv'in, come- 
 
 1 dian. Arranged and digested by Anthony Pasquin, 
 
 Esq. pp. 326, 349. 2 vols. 12° half calf. 
 
 London, (1791) 
 
 .^1205 Eliot, John. The Indian Primer; or the way of training 
 up our Indian youth in the knowledge of God, 1669. To 
 which is prefixed the Indian Covenanting Confession. 
 Reprinted from the originals in the Library of the Uni- 
 versity of Edinburgh. With an introduction by John 
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 1206 Eliot, John. The Christian Commonwealth ; or the 
 Civil policy of the rising kingdom of Jesus Christ. 
 Written before the interruption of the government, by 
 Mr. John Eliot, teacher, etc., at Roxbury in New- 
 England. And now published (after his consent given) 
 by a Server of the Season, pp. (22), 35. Small 4° 
 crimson morocco extra, gilt edges, by Bedford. 
 
 For Livewell Chapman, n. d. : London, (1659) 
 
 On the i8th of March, 1660, the Governor and Council of Massa- 
 chusetts passed a formal judgment of condemnation against this 
 book, as they found it "full of seditious principles and notions." It 
 was most rigorously suppressed, and Eliot was forced by the General 
 Court, in the following May, to hand in a humiliating written 
 recantation, which was posted in the public places of all the chief 
 towns of the Colony. — Spai-ks' Life of Eliot. 
 
 ^2,1207 Eliot. A Sketch of the Life of the Apostle Eliot. By 
 H. A. S. Dearborn. 2 plates. 8° half calf. 
 
 Roxbury, 1850 
 
 //J 1^208 Eliot. Life and Labors of John Eliot, the Apostle 
 among the Indian nations of New England, together 
 with an account of the Eliots in England. By R. B. 
 Caverly. Illustrations, pp. 98. 12° boards, uncut. 
 
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 Eliot Indian Tracts. New England's First Fruits; in 
 respect, first, of the (conversion of some, conviction of 
 divers, preparation of sundry) of the Indians. 2. Of 
 the progresse of learning in the colledge at Cambridge 
 in Massachusetts Bay, with dj^^ers other speciall matters 
 concerning that countrey. pp. 26. 4° calf. 
 
 London, 1643 
 
 " The oldest extant document which in type clearly recognizes the 
 existence of Harvard College, is a precious pamphlet with this title, 
 " New England's First Fruits,"' etc. It is a letter dated " IJoston, 
 Sept. 26, 1642." It was published in London in 1643. The letter 
 gives a graphic and vigorous account of the first Commencement." 
 
 — J?ev, George E. Ellis's Address at the Dedication of the Harvard 
 Statue at Cambridge, 1884. 
 
 Eliot Indian Tracts. Day-Breaking if not the Sun- 
 Rising of the Gospell with the Indians in New England. 
 [By Thomas Shepard.] pp. 25. 4° calf. London, 1647 
 
 12 1 1 Eliot Indian Tracts. Clear Sunshine of the Gospel 
 
 
 breaking forth upon the Indians of New England; or, 
 an historicall narrative of God's wonderfull workings 
 upon sundry of the Indians, both chief governours and 
 common people, in bringing them to a willing and de- 
 sired submission to the ordinances of the gospel, pp. 
 38. 4° calf. London, 1648 
 
 Contains a long letter from J. Eliot, the Apostle to the Indians. 
 
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 I2I2 Eliot Indian Tracts. The Glorious Progress of th^ 15^' 
 
 «i&o Gospel amongst the Indians in New-England, mani- 
 
 fested by three letters, under the hand of that famous 
 instrument of the Lord, Mr. John Eliot and another 
 from Mr. Thomas Mayhew, Jr., both preachers of the 
 word, as well to the English as Indians in New-England. 
 
 pp. 28. 4° calf. London, 1649 
 
 With a dedication to the Parliament of England. /_ ^ 
 
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 12 13 Eliot Indian Tracts. The Light Appearing more and "l^ y^,^, V 
 ^^ more towards the Perfect Day, or, a farther discovery '^Y\^hr<r 
 
 of the present state of the Indians in New-England, :'• T -' 
 
 concerning the progresse of the gospel amongst them. 
 
 Manifested by letters from such as preacht to them 
 
 there. Published by Henry Whitfield, late pastor of 
 
 the Church of Christ at Gilford in New-England, who 
 
 came late thence, pp. 46. 4° calf. London, 165 1 ' 
 
 1 2 14 Eliot Indian Tracts. Strength out of Weakness, or a / „ I O-"^' 
 glorious manifestation of the further progresse of the ' p^ ""j^ ^ 
 gospel amongst the Indians in New England. Held ^|i^V»'^' 
 forth in sundry letters from divers ministers and others -^ 
 to the Corporation established by Parliament for pro- | 
 moting the gospel among the heathen in New-England ^ 
 and to particular members thereof, since the late 
 treatise to the effect, formerly set forth by Mr. Henry 
 Whitfield, late pastor of Gilford in New England, pp. 
 40. 4° calf. London, 1652 
 
 The first tract issued by the Corporation. 
 
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 (p/ 00 1215 Eliot Indian Tracts. Tears of Repentence, or, a s jry •" 
 
 further narrative of the progress of the gospel amongst J cllt^ 
 the Indians in New England: Setting forth, not only ^ ^ '^^ 
 their present state and condition, but sundry confes- 
 sions of sin by diverse of the said Indians, wrought 
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 lated by Mr. Eliot and Mr. Mayhew, two faithful 
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 7.^1232 Ellis. Voyage a la Baye de Hudson, fait en 1746-1747. 
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 / ^1233 Ellis, Sir Henry. Original Letters illustrative of Eng- 
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 5"o 1234 Emerson, Joseph. Thanksgiving Sermon, preached at 
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 ^Q 1235 Emerson, R. W. Oration delivered before the P. B. K. 
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 1236 Emerson. A Historical Discourse delivered at Concord, 
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 .^f) 1239 Emerson. His Maternal Ancestors. By Daniel Green 
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 7 c 1240 Emerv, S. H. The Ministry of Taunton, with inci- 
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 Portraits. 2 vols. 12° cloth. Boston, 1853 
 
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 and Miscellaneous Literature. Third ed. 20 vols, 
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 ~ — 1242 Endicott, Charles M. Memoir of John Endicott, first 
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 IQ \2ii,2i Endicott. Account of Leslie's Retreat at the North 
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 -c^Q 1244 English Constitution and other political essays by Wal- 
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 Lolme's Constitution of England, i8ro. 6 vols. 12° and 
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 1245 Episcopal Historical Club. Fac-similes of important 
 
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 1246 Esquemeling. Bucaniers of America: or, a true Ac- 
 
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 y^ 1247 English, G. B. The Grounds of Christianity examined, 
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 IQ 1248 English. Narrative of the Expedition to Dongola and 
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 ^x-1249 Erasmus, Desiderius. Moriae Encomium; or a Panegy- 
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 1250 Erasmus. The Life of. (By John Jortin.) Mezzotint 
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 1251 Essays and Reviews, bv Rev. F. H. Hedge, 1862; — 
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 1254 European Life and Manners. By Henry Colman, 1849; 
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 , J 1255 EusTis, Henry L. The Tornado of Aug. 22., 1851, in 
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 P^ 1257 Evelyn. The Life of Mrs. Godolphin. Now first pub- 
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 ^^1258 EvERARDUS, Dr. Aegidius. Panacea; or the Universal 
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 r- 1259 Everett, A. H. New Ideas on Population; with re- 
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 1260 Everett, David. Common Sense in Deshabille; or the 
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 __ 1262 Everett. The same. Seconded. Large paper except 
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 iQ 1264 Everett. A Defence of Christianity against the Work 
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 J 1265 Everett. Sermon at New York, Jan. 20, 1821; — Ora- 
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 u J-- 1266 Everett. An Address upon the Life and Services of 
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 JO 1267 Everett. Tribute of the Massachusetts Historical So- 
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 / -2_ 1269 I— • AIRBANKS, Jason. Report of the Trial of Jason 
 
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 /r-f. 1270 Fairfax, Sir Thomas. A Particular Charge or Impeach- 
 ment, in the name of his Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, 
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 QQ 1 27 1 Fairfax. A Remonstrance of Thomas Lord Fairfax, 
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 ^Q 1272 Fair France, impressions of a traveller, by Miss Muloch; 
 
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 1274 Falconer, William. The Shipwreck, a Poem. Edited 
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 1276 Fall River, an authentic narrative, pp. 198. Frontis- 
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 1277 Familiar Words, by J. H. Friswell, 1866; — Bartlett's 
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 1279 Farmer, Hugh. Essay on the Demoniacs of the New 
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 Tyj x^ 1280 Farmer, John. Genealogical Register of the First 
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 IQ 1282 Farmer, John and Moore, Jacob B. Gazetteer of the 
 
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 n^ 1283 Farmer and Moore. Collections, topographical, his- 
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 j-o 1284 Farnham, Luther. A Glance at Private Libraries, pp. 
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 ^ 1285 Farquhar, George. Works of, containing all his poems, 
 
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 ^p 1289 Featlev, Daniel. The Dippers Dipt. A description of 
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 %3/ 1 301 Fenelon. Life of. By Chevalier Ramsay, pp. 340. 
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 IQ 1304 [Fessenden, T. G.] The Modern Philosopher; or ter- 
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 count of the Descendants of Elder William VVentworth, 
 of Dover, N. H. pp. 20, 1850; — Wentworth Family of 
 England, by J. L. Chester, pp. 16, 1868. Together 
 16 pamphlets. 
 
 ^ 1446 General Repository and Review. 4 vols. 8° half calf, 
 uncut edges, gilt tops, the covers laid in. 
 
 Cambridge, 1812-13 
 
 ^ tr 1447 Geneva Testament. New Testament of Our Lord and 
 Saviour Jesus Christ ; a fac-simile reprint of the cele- 
 brated Genevan Testament 1557. pp. 455. 12° vellum. 
 
 Bagster: London. 
 
 JQ 1448 Genlis, Comtesse de. Sacred Dramas. Translated into 
 English. By Thomas Holcroft. pp. 347. 8° sheep. 
 
 London, 1786 
 -_ 1449 Gent, Thomas. Life of Mr. Thomas Gent, Printer, of 
 
 ^^ York. Written by himself, pp. 208. Portrait. 8° 
 
 cloth, uncut. , London, 1832 
 
 ;^ 5" 1450 Geography. Thesaurus Geographicus; a New Body of 
 Geography; or, a compleat description of the earth, pp. 
 506, 14. Maps. Folio, calf. London, 1695 
 
 r-Q 145 1 George the Third, his Court and Family. New edition, 
 pp. 477, 468. Portraits. 2 vols. 8° half morocco. 
 
 London, 1824 
 
 (^Q 1452 Georgia. Collections of the Georgia Historical Society, 
 pp. 307, 336. Vols. I and 2. 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Savannah, 1840-42 
 
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 "Tl 1453 Georgia. Reason for Establishing the Colony of Geor- 
 '' ^^ gia, with some account of the country and the design of X 
 
 the trustees. (By Benj. Martin.) Map and plate, pp. 
 48. Small 4° stitched. London, 1733 
 
 The second tract issued by the Trustees. The map is generally 
 missing. 
 1454 Georgia. Memorial (to the President of the United 
 States.) Relates to Georgia and New England Mississ- 
 ippi Land Co.) pp. 19. 16° boards, uncut. n. p. n. d. 
 ♦ - 1455 German Theatre (The). Translated by Benjamin 
 Thompson. Portrait and plates. 6 vols. 16° calf. 
 
 London, 1801 
 ^0 1456 Gerry, Elbridge. Life of, with contemporary letters to 
 the close of the American Revolution. By J. T. Austin, 
 pp. 520, 408. Portrait. 2 vols. 8° half sheep. 
 
 Boston, 1828-9 
 
 ^Q 1457 Gessner, Salomon. The Death of Abel in five Books. 
 Attempted from the German of Mr. Gessner. pp. 275. 
 Portrait and plates by Stothard. 8° half morocco. (Por- 
 trait and frontispiece mended). London, 1797 
 1458 Gesta Romanorum; or, entertaining moral stories; in- 
 vented by the monks as a fire-side recreation, and com- 
 monly applied in their discourses from the pulpit, whence 
 the most celebrated of our own poets and others, from 
 the earliest times, have extracted their plots. Trans- 
 lated from the Latin with preliminary observations and 
 copious notes. By the Rev. Charles Swan. New edi- 
 tion, with an introduction by Thomas Wright, pp. 388, 
 545. 2 vols. 12° cloth, uncut. New York, 1872 
 
 Limited edition. 
 _ 1459 Ghillany. Geschichte des Seefahrers Ritter Martin 
 ^ Behaim, nach den altesten vorhandenen Urkunden 
 
 bearbeitet von Dr. F. W. Ghillany. . . . Eingeleitet 
 durch eine Abhandlung: Ueber die altesten Karten des 
 neuen Continents und den Namen Amerika, von Alex- 
 ander von Humboldt, etc. pp. 122. 3 maps and portrait. 
 Imperial 4° boards. Niirnberg, 1853 
 
 From the Emperor Maximilian's Collection. 
 
 1460 GiBBES, R. W. Documentary History of the American 
 Revolution. 1764-82. pp. 288, 293, 292. 3 vols. 8° 
 cloth. Columbia, S. C, 1853; New York, 1857 
 
 1461 Gibbon, Edward. History of the Decline and Fall of 
 '^ ^0 the Roman Empire. With notes by Dean Milman and 
 
 M. Guizot. Edited with additional notes by William 
 Smith. Portrait and maps. 8 vols. 8° calf extra, 
 marbled edges. Boston, 1854 
 
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 ^ r- 1462 (iiBBS, George. Memoirs of the Administriitions of 
 Washington and John Adams. Edited from the Papers 
 of Oliver Wolcott. pp. 574, 555. Portrait. 2 vols. 
 8° cloth. New York, 1846 
 
 / teY 1463 GiDDiNGS, Joshya R. History of the Rebellion; its 
 ' Authors and Causes, pp.498. 8^ cloth. New York, 1864 
 
 1464 Gilbert Family. A Genealogical Memoir of the Gil- 
 bert Family, in both Old and New England. By J. W. 
 Thornton. 8° half calf, gilt. Boston, 1850 
 
 Only 50 copies privately printed. 
 jT-^ 1465 Giles. Memoirs of Odd Adventures, Strange Deliver- 
 ances, etc., in the captivity of John Giles, commander 
 of the Garrison on Saint George River, Maine. Written 
 by himself. Originally published at Boston, 1736. pp. 
 64. 8° paper, uncut. Cincinnati, 1869 
 
 With an extra copy containing corrections by Mr. Deane from the 
 original edition. 
 
 ^^ 1466 Gillies, John. History of Ancient Greece; its Colo- 
 nies and Conquests. Map. 4 vols. 8° sheep. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1822 
 
 ^Q 1467 Oilman Family traced in the line of Hon. John Oilman, 
 of Exeter, N. H., with an account of many other Gil- 
 mans in England and America. By Arthur Oilman. 
 Portrait. Small 4° cloth, uncut. Albany, 1869 
 
 Presentation Copy, with autograph letter of the Author. 
 '1\qq 1468 GiLMANTON, N. H. History of Gilmanton, including 
 ' what is now Gilford, to the Time it was disannexed. 
 
 By Daniel Lancaster, pp. 304. 8° boards. 
 
 Gilmanton, 1845 
 
 ^Q 1469 Gilpin, William. The Lives of Hugh Latimer and of 
 Bernard Gilpin. Third ed. pp. 368. 8° calf, (broken). 
 
 London, 1780 
 
 «^ 1470 Gladstone, W. E. Juventus Mundi, the Ciods and Men 
 
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 5"0 147 1 Glanvil, Joseph. Saducismus Triumphatus; or, Full 
 and plain Evidence concerning Witches and Appari- 
 tions. Third ed. pp. 598. 8° old calf. London, 1689 
 'i<^ 1472 Glas, George. History of the Discovery and Conquest 
 of the Canary Islands, pp. 368. Map. 4° half sheep 
 (broken). London, 1764 
 
 1473 [Gleig, G. R.] a Subaltern in America; comprising 
 his Narrative of the Campaigns of the British Army, at 
 Baltimore, Washington, etc. pp. 206. 12° boards, 
 uncut. Philadelphia, 1833 
 
 cfp 1474 Gleig. Story of the Battle of Waterloo, pp. 305. 12° 
 cloth, uncut. London, 1847 
 
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 T475 Gloucester, Mass. History of the Town of Gloucester, 
 •^ Cape Ann, including the Town of Rockport. By John 
 
 J. Babson. pp. 610. Map. 8° cloth. Gloucester, i860 
 1476 Gloucester. Notes and Additions to the History of 
 Gloucester. By J. J. Babson. pp. 94. 4° paper. 
 
 Gloucester, 1876 
 
 ir. 1477 GoDWYN, Thomas. Moses and Aaron. Civil and Ec- 
 clesiastical Rites, used by the ancient Hebrews, pp. 
 332. 4° calf. (Title mounted.) London, 1625 
 
 "With autograph, " Nath'l Rogers his Book given by Mr. John Pal- 
 frey." With inscription giving a history of the book, by J. G. Cotton. 
 
 QQ 1478 GoDDARD, Delano A. Newspapers and Newspaper 
 Writers in New England, 1787-1815. pp. 39. 8° 
 boards. Boston, 1880 
 
 -. 1479 Godwin, William. Enquiry concerning Political Jus- 
 tice. pp. 464, 545. Portrait. 2 vols. 8° half calf. 
 
 London, 1795 
 
 l^Q 1480 Godwin. Fleetwood; or, the New Man of Feeling, pp. 
 246, 234. 2 vols. 16° sheep. Alexandria, 1805 
 
 1481 Godwin. Lives of the Necromancers, pp. 465. 8° 
 morocco. London, 1834 
 
 c. 1482 GoMARA, F. L. de. Historia de Mexico, con el Descu- 
 
 brimiento de la nueua Espaiia, conquistada por el my 
 illustre y valeroco Principe Don Fernando Cortes. Thick 
 16° old calf. Anvers, 1554 
 
 Ex-libris of Emperor Maximilian. 
 
 L 1483 GoMARA. La Historia General de las Indias, con todos 
 
 los Descubrimientos. 287 leaves. 16° half sheep. 
 
 Anvers, 1554 
 
 >j. 1484 (©Otnara. The Pleasant History of the Conquest of the 
 
 Weast-India, now called New Spayne, atchieued by the 
 worthy Prince Hernando Cortes, Marques of the valley "]7 
 of Huexacac, most delectable to reade. Translated 
 out of the Spanish tongue, by T. N. [Thomas Nicholas.] 
 Black Cetter. Small 4° calf. (Title mounted). 
 
 London, by Henry Bynneman, (Anno, 1578) 
 
 1485 GooDELL, A. C, Jr. Trial and Execution for Petit 
 ^^ Treason of Mark and Phillis, slaves of Capt. John Cod- 
 
 man, pp. 39, 1883; — Seals of the Colonial and Provin- 
 cial Courts of Mass., pp. 14; — Further Notes on the 
 History of Witchcraft in Massachusetts, with a helio- 
 type plate of the Act of 1711, pp. 52, 1884. 3 pamph- 
 lets 8" paper, uncut. Boston and Cambridge, 1882-3 
 
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 i486 Good Society; — Library of Anecdote and Information ; 
 — Lift for the Lazy; — Scientific Dialogues for the In- 
 struction and Entertainment of Young People; — Cham- 
 bers's Repository of Instructive and Amusing Tracts. 
 6 vols. 12° cloth. 
 
 1487 Goodman, Dr. Godfrey. The Court of King James the 
 First. Now first published from the original manu- 
 script. By J. S. Brewer, pp. 421, 424. Portraits. 2 
 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1839 
 
 1488 Goodrich, C. B. The Science of Government as ex- 
 hibited in the Institutions of the United States, pp. 
 343. 8° cloth. Boston, 1853 
 
 1489 Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or contri- 
 butions to the family history of some of the first set- 
 tlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts. 8° cloth. 
 
 Hartford, 1856 
 
 1490 Goold, William. Col. Arthur Noble, of Georgetown, 
 Fort Halifax; — Col. William Vaughan, of Matinicus 
 and Damariscotta. Portrait. 8° cloth. Portland, 1881 
 
 Presentation copy. 
 
 1491 Goold. Burning of Falmouth, pp. 16, 1873; — Early 
 Papermills of New England, pp. 8, 1875. 2 pamphlets. 
 
 1492 Gordon, Mrs. The Home Life of David Brewster, pp. 
 482. 12° cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1870 
 
 1493 Gordon, John and William. Full Report of the Trial 
 for the murder of x^masa Sprague; — P~ull Report of 
 Arguments of the Council. 2 vols. 8° half roan. 
 
 Providence, 1844 
 
 1494 Gordon, William. A Sermon preached before the Gen- 
 eral Court, July 4, 1777. 8° half roan. Boston, 1777 
 
 1495 Gordon. History of the Rise, Progress, and Establish- 
 ment of the Independence of the United States of 
 America. Map. 4 vols. 8° mottled calf. London, 1788 
 
 1496 Gore, Mrs. Paris in 1841. With 21 highly finished en- 
 gravings, from drawings by Thomas Allom. pp. 268. 
 Royal 8° cloth. London, 1842 
 
 ^ 1497 Gorges Society Publications. Portraits and plates. 3 
 vols, small 4° paper, uncut. Portland, 1884-87 
 
 Limited edition. 
 
 Comprises: I. New England's Vindication, by Henry Gardiner, 
 London, 1660. Edited with notes by C. E. Banks. IL George 
 Cleeve of Casco Bay, 1630-1667. With collateral documents, by 
 J. P. Baxter. IIL Rosier's Relation of Waymouth's Voyage to 
 the coast of Maine, 1605. With introduction and notes, by H. S, 
 Barrage. 
 
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 gQ 1498 Gorges, Ferdinando. America Painted to the Life. 
 The true history of the Spaniards proceedings in the 
 conquests of the Indians and of their civil wars among 
 themselves, from Columbus his first discovery to these 
 later times. As also, of the original undertakings of 
 the advancement of plantations into those parts. With 
 a perfect relation of our English discoveries, shewing 
 their beginning, progress and continuance from the 
 year 1628 to 1658. Part IL Brief narration of the 
 original undertakings of the advancement of the plan- 
 tations in America. Part III. The Manners, Customs, ^ 
 Wars, etc., of the Indians. Part IV. The History of 
 the Spanish proceedings in America. With photographs 
 of the 2 folding plates and a map from Hondy's 
 Mercator, 1606. Small 4° antique calf, gilt. 
 
 London, 1659 
 
 " Containing a good deal of important information relative to 
 the early history of New England, particularly the District of 
 Maine, which was granted originally to the author's grandfather."— 
 RicJi's Cat. 
 
 75^ 1499 Gorges. Pedigree of. By Rev. Frederick Brown, pp. 
 10. 8° paper, uncut. Boston, 1875 
 
 Only 100 copies privately printed. 
 
 1500 GoRHAM, Me. History of. By Josiah Pierce, pp. 239. 
 8° cloth. Portland, 1862 
 
 ^ 1501 Gorton, Samuel. Simplicities Defence against seven- --^ 
 ^ headed Policy, etc. pp. iii. 4° morocco extra, gilt 
 
 edges. London, 1646 
 
 The titlepage and 3 first leaves in manuscript. 
 
 " Master Gorton having abused high and low at Aquidneck, is 
 now bewitching and bemadding Providence, both with his meleane 
 and foule censures of all the ministers of this countrie." — IVinslow's 
 Hypocrisie Uninasked. See Part II of this catalogue. 
 
 " A historical narrative of the difficulties between the first settlers 
 of Warwick, (R. I.), and the Colony of Massachusetts pjay, growing 
 out of the attempt of the government of the latter to extend its juris- 
 diction over the persons and lands of the former." — Mackie. 
 
 1502 Gorton. An Antidote against the Common Plague of *"> 
 the World, etc. pp. i, 20, 296. Small 4° calf. 
 
 London, 1657 
 
 ^ 1503 Gorton. An Account of Samuel Gorton, one of the 
 
 Early Settlers of Rhode Island. 16° claret morocco. 
 
 A MS. of 26 pages. Printed in the N. E. Hist, and Geneal. Reg- 
 ister, for July, 1850. 
 
 7e~ 1504 Goss. E. H. Early Bells of Massachusetts, pp. 34, 1874; 
 — Historical Address, Melrose, 1876. 2 vols. 8° boards 
 and paper, Boston and Melrose, 1874-6 
 
 
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 1505 Gottfried, J. L. Newe Archontologia Cosmica, das ist 
 Beschreibung aller Kayserthumben, Konigreichen und 
 Republicken der gantzen Welt. pp. 760, (24). Num- 
 erous maps and plates. Folio, vellum. Franckfurt, 1646 
 
 1506 Gould, S. B. Curious Myths of the Middle Ages. pp. 
 660. 12° half roan. Philadelphia, 1869 
 
 1507 Gowan's Bibliotheca Americana. 3 vols, royal 4° cloth, 
 ^O uncut. New York, 1845-62 
 
 Large Paper : only 50 copies printed. 
 
 Comprises : I. Denton's Brief Description of New York ; — 
 Wooley's Two Year's Journal in New York; — Miller's Description 
 of the Province of New York. 
 
 o 1508 Grafton, Mass. Address before the Inhabitants of 
 ^^ Grafton, on the first Centennial Anniversary of that 
 
 Town, April 29, 1835. ^Y William Brigham. pp. 40. 
 
 8° boards (stained). Boston, 1835 
 
 1509 Graham, James. History of the United States of North 
 America. 4 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1836 
 
 15 10 Graham. History of the United States of North Amer- 
 ica. Second ed. Portrait. 4 vols. 8° cloth. Boston, 1845 
 
 15 1 1 Granger, Rev. James. Letters between the Rev. 
 James Granger and many of the most eminent Literary 
 Men of his Time, composing a copious History and 
 Illustration of his Biographical History of England. 
 Edited by J. P. Malcolm. Plates, pp. 419, 114. 8° 
 russia. London, 1805 
 
 15 1 2 [Grant, Mrs.] Letters from the Mountains. First 
 American edition, pp. 275, 268. 2 vols. 12° boards, 
 
 uncut. Boston, 1809 
 
 Q^c- 1513 [Grant] Memoirs of an American Lady, with Sketches 
 of Manners and Scenery in America. Second ed. pp. 
 322, 344. 2 vols. 16° half calf. London, 1809 
 
 15 14 Grantham, Sir Thomas. An Historical Account of 
 some memorable Actions, particularly in Virginia, 17 16. 
 With an Litroduction by R. A. Brock, pp. 71. 8° 
 
 paper, uncut. Richmond, 1882 
 
 Only 250 copies printed. 
 
 1515 Grattan, T. C. History of the Netherlands, pp.358. 
 ' 16° cloth, uncut. London, 1830 
 
 1516 Grattan. Civilized America, pp. 444, 517. 2 vols. 
 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1859 
 
 1517 Graves, R. H. The Arguments for Predestination and 
 Necessity contrasted with the established Principles of 
 Philosophical Inquiry. 8° boards, uncut. London, 1829 
 
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 ^rriSiS Graves, W. Two Letters from W. Graves, Esq., Re- 
 
 ' specting the Conduct of Rear-Admiral Thomas Graves 
 
 in North America, during his Accidental Command 
 
 there for Four Months in 1781. pp. 39. Royal 4^ paper, 
 
 uncut. London, 1782, Reprint: Morrisania, 1865 
 
 Large Paper : only 100 copies printed. 
 
 ^^1519 Gray, Francis C. Poem spoken at Cambridge before 
 the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Aug. 27, 1840. pp. 36. 
 8° half roan. Boston, 1840 
 
 ^2,1520 Gray. Remarks on the Early Laws of Massachusetts 
 Bay, with the Code adopted in the year 1641 and called 
 the Body of Liberties, now first printed, pp. 49. 8° 
 paper. Boston, 1843 
 
 -J-1521 [Gray, Harrison.] The Huguenots in France and Amer- 
 ica. Second ed. pp. 236, 302. 2 vols. 12° cloth. 
 
 Cambridge, 1843 
 
 »yj-i522 Gray, Horace. The Case of the Roxbury Flats. From 
 
 ' Ninth Vol. of Gray's Reports. 8° boards. Cambridge. 
 
 Only a few copies privately printed. 
 
 ^Q 1523 Green, S. A. Centennial Address delivered in the San- 
 ders Theatre, Cambridge, June 7, 1881, before the 
 Massachusetts Medical Society, pp. 112. 8° boards, 
 uncut. Groton, 1881 
 
 Presentation copy. 
 
 ^^1524 Green. Story of a Famous Book, 1871; — School His- 
 / tories, 1872; — Bibliography of the Massachusetts 
 
 Historical Society, 187 1; — Paul Lunt's Diary, 1872; — 
 Notice of M. Jean Frede'ric de Waldeck, 1876; — Copy 
 of the Laws of Harvard College; — Percival and Ellen 
 Green and their descendants, 1876; — Historical Ad- 
 dress at Groton, July 4, 1876; — Epitaphs from the Old 
 Burying Ground in Groton, 1878; — Early Land Grants 
 of Groton, 1879; — Early Records of Groton, 1662- 
 1678, 1879; — Historical Address at Groton, Feb. 20, 
 1880; — Address at Centennial Anniversary of the Mass. 
 Medical School, 1781-1881 ; — Two Chapters in the 
 Early History of Groton, 1882; — Groton during the In- 
 dian Wars, 1883; — Groton in the Witchcraft Times, 
 1883; — Remarks on the early appearance of the North- 
 ern Lights in New England, 1885; — Boundary Lines of 
 Old Groton, 1885; — Geography of Groton, 1886; — 
 Population of Groton, 1888; — Congregational Churches 
 in Nova Scotia, 1888; — Bathsheba Spooner, 1888; — 
 Note Book of Robert Keayne, 1889. 22 vols. 8° cloth 
 and paper. Boston. 
 
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 /o 1525 Gray, William. Historical Sketch of the Origin of 
 English Prose Literature, and of its Progress till the 
 Reign of James I. pp. 103. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 Oxford, 1835 
 
 o^ 1526 Graydon, Alexander. Memoirs of a Life, chiefly passed 
 
 in Pennsylvania, within the last sixty years, pp. 378. 
 
 12° boards, uncut, (broken). Harrisburgh, 181 1 
 
 6'o ^^5^7 [Graydon.] The same. 8° boards. Edinburgh, 1822 
 
 1528 Green, G. S. Oliver Cromwell, an Historical Play. 
 
 •^^ Portrait. 8° half calf. London, 1752 
 
 Among the "Dramatis Personae" of this play, is Hugh Peters, 
 
 Oliver's Chaplain, a pulpit buffoon. 
 
 ^Q 1529 Greene, G. W. A Short History of Rhode Island, pp. 
 356. Frontispiece. 12° cloth. Providence, 1877 
 
 / 1530 Greene. Historical View of the American Revolution, 
 pp. 460, 1872; — German Element in the War of the 
 American Independence, pp. 211, 1876. 2 vols. 12° 
 cloth. New York. 
 
 5- 1531 Greene. Nathanael Greene ; an examination of some 
 statements concerning Major Gen. Greene, in the ninth 
 volume of Bancroft's History. 8° paper. n. p. 
 
 / ^ 1532 Greene. Life of Nathanael Greene, Major-General in 
 the Army of the Revolution. By G. W. Greene. Vol- 
 ume I. Portrait. 8° cloth, uncut. New York, 1867 
 
 1533 Greene, Nathanael. Sketches of the Life and Corre- 
 spondence of Nathanael Greene, Major-General of the 
 Armies of the United States in the War of the Revolu- 
 tion. By William Johnson, pp. 515, 476. Portrait and 
 map. 2 vols, in one. Royal 4° half morocco. 
 
 Charleston, 1822 
 
 n jr ^534 Greenfield, Mass. History of. By D. Willard. pp. 
 '^^ 180. 16° half roan. Greenfield, 1838 
 
 Ln 1535 Greenhow, Robert. History of Oregon and California 
 and the other Territories on the North-West Coast of 
 North America. Second ed. pp. 497, 7. Map. 8° 
 cloth. Boston, 1845 
 
 , — 1536 Greenleaf, Jonathan. Sketches of the Ecclesiastical 
 History of the State of Maine, pp. 293, 78. 16° mo- 
 rocco, gilt, (name cut from title.) Portsmouth, 182 1 
 
 2 5" 1537 Greenleaf, Moses. A Survey of the State of Maine, 
 pp. 468. 8° sheep. (Map missing.) Portland, 1829 
 
 5o 1538 Greenwood, F. W. P. History of King's Chapel, in 
 Boston, the First Episcopal Church in New England. 
 Plate. 12° half morocco. Boston, 1833 
 
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 1539 Grey, Lad}' Jane. The Literary Remains of Lady Jane 
 °° Grey, with a Memoir of her Life. By N. H. Nichols. 
 
 pp. 148,59. Portrait. Small 8° half calf. London, 1825 
 /o 1540 Grey. The Life, Death and Actions of the most chast, 
 
 learned and Religious Lady, the Lady Jane Gray. pp. 
 
 38. 8° boards, uncut. (Reprint): London, 1615 
 
 1541 Griffin, A. P. C. The Discovery of the Mississippi, a 
 Bibliographical Account, pp. 20. With a fac-simile of 
 the map of Louis Juliet, 1674. Folio, paper. 
 
 New York, 1883 
 
 1542 CtRiffiths, A. F. Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica; or, a De- 
 scriptive Catalogue of a rare and rich Collection of 
 Early English Poetry. Illustrated by occasional Ex- 
 tracts and Remarks, Critical and Biographical. 18 
 wood-cut portraits, pp. 481. Royal 8° half russia, un- 
 cut. London, 1815 
 
 Only 150 copies printed. 
 c- 1543 Griffith, Thomas W. Sketches of the early History of 
 ■^^ Maryland, pp. 77. Portrait. 8° half roan. 
 
 Baltimore, 182 1 
 Early lithographic portrait, by Penniman, Balto. 
 1544 Grigsby, H. B. The Virginia Convention of 1776. pp. 
 OO 206. 8° cloth. Richmond, 1855 
 
 __ 1545 Griswold, R. W. The Poets and Poetry of America, 
 to the middle of the nineteenth century. pp. 550. 
 Plates. 8° cloth. Phila., 185 1 
 
 /-- 1546 Griswold. The Prose Writers of America. Fourth 
 "^ ° ed. pp. 552. Portraits. 8° cloth. Phila., 1852 
 
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 1547 [Groom, S.J A Glass for the People of New England, 
 in which they may see themselves and Spirits, and if 
 not too late repent, etc. pp. 43. Small 4° half morocco. 
 
 n. p., 1676 
 Relates to the Antinotnian controversy. 
 ■ - r- 1548 Grose, Francis. A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar 
 ' Tongue, pp. 182. 12° half roan, uncut. 
 
 (Reprint): London, 1785 
 
 I ^^ 1549 [Grose. J The same. Second ed. 8° sheep. Lond., 1788 
 5~fl ^55° Grose. The Olio, being a Collection of Essays, Dia- 
 logues, Anecdotes, Bon Mots, Epigrams, etc. Second 
 ed. pp. 321. Portrait. 8° half calf. London, 1796 
 -_ 1551 Grotius, Hugo. The Truth of Christian Religion. 
 *^ Translated by Simon Patrick. Fourth ed. pp. 242. 
 
 Frontispiece. 12° half morocco. London, 1694 
 
 - I -- 1552 Groton, Mass. History of the Town of Groton, includ- 
 •'1^'^ ing Pepperell and Shirley. By Caleb Butler, pp. 497. 
 
 Map and plates. 8° cloth. Boston, 1 
 
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 1553 Groton. Results of an Ecclesiastical Council con- 
 °^^ vened at Groton, July 17, 1826; — Jubilee of the Law- 
 
 rence Academy, July 12, 1854; — Proceedings at the 
 Centennial Celebration, July 4, 1876; — Historical Ad- 
 dress at the Bi-Centennial Celebration, by S. A. Green, 
 July 4, 1876; — Groton Historical Series, No. i, 2 and 
 3, 1884: — Proceedings of the 90th Anniversary Cele- 
 bration of Lawrence Academy, July 21, 1883; — Old 
 Highways and Landmarks of Groton, by F. M. Bout- 
 well, 1884; — Old Homesteads of Groton, by Boutwell, 
 1883. 1 1 pamphlets. 
 
 'YS" ^554 Guild, Reuben A. The Librarian's Manual; a Treatise 
 / on Bibliography, pp. 304. 4° boards, uncut. 
 
 Only 500 copies printed. New York, 1858 
 
 1555 Guild. History of Brown University, with illustrative 
 Documents, pp. 443. 12 portraits and plates. Small 
 4° paper, uncut. Providence, 1867 
 
 Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 57) 1556 GuiLLERMiN, Gilbert. Precis Historique des derniers 
 Evenements de la Partie de 1' Est de Saint-Domingo, 
 py. 494. Map and plates. 8° half morocco, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 181 1 
 
 J— 1557 GuizoT, F. P. On the Causes of the Success of the 
 
 ^ English Revolution, 1640-1688. pp. 138. 8° boards, 
 
 uncut. London, 1850 
 
 A-Q 1558 GuTCH, J. ]SL Robin Hood Garlands and Ballads. A 
 collection of all the poems, songs and ballads relating 
 to this celebrated yoeman. Cuts by Fairholt. 2 vols. 
 8° cloth. London, 1850 
 
 1559 GuTTENBERG. John Guttcnbcrg, First Master Printer, 
 '«^ his Acts, and most remarkable Discourses, and his 
 
 Death. From the German, by C. W. pp. 141. 8° 
 half roan, uncut. London, i860 
 
 Only 100 copies printed. 
 
 1560 I— IaCKE, Capt. William. Collection of Original 
 ^^ \ X Voyages, containing: I, Capt. Cowley's Voyage 
 
 round the Globe; II, Capt. Sharp's Expedition into the 
 South Seas; III, Capt. Wood's Voyage into the Straights 
 of Magellan, etc. Maps and plates, pp. 45, 100, 53. 
 8° calf. London, 1699 
 
 T-r- 1561 Hackelton, Mrs. M. W. Jamestown of Pemaquid, a 
 Poem, read on the Site of Fort Frederick, August 26, 
 1869. 12° cloth. t New York, 1869 
 
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 /V 5^0 ^5^2 Hadley, Mass. History of Hadley, including the early 
 History of Hatfield, South Hadley, Amherst, and 
 Granby. By Sylvester Judd. pp. 636. 8° cloth. 
 
 Northampton, 1863 
 1563 Hadley. Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the 
 Settlement of Hadley, June 8, 1859, pp. 98; — Gene- 
 alogies of Hadley P'amilies, embracing the early settlers 
 of the Towns of Hatfield, South Hadley, Amherst and 
 Granby. pp. 168. 2 vols. 8° half roan and paper. 
 
 Northampton, 1859-62 
 J 'To ^5^4 [Haines, Z. T.] Letters from the Forty-fourth Regi- 
 ment, M. V. M. By -'Corporal." pp. 121. 8° boards. 
 
 Boston, 1863 
 
 /S'ol 00 ^^^^ ^akimU llicl)arb. Divers voyages touching the dis^^-, 
 ' couerie of America and the Hands adjacent unto the 
 
 ' same, made first of all by our Englishmen, and after- 
 
 wards by the Frenchmen and Britons. And certaine 
 notes of aduertisements for obseruations, necessarie for 
 such as shall hereafter make the like attempt. With 
 two Mappes annexed heereunto for the plainer under- 
 standing of the whole matter. (Maps in fac-simile.) 
 Small 4° morocco extra, gilt edges. Imprinted at 
 London for Thomas Woodcocke, dwelling in paules 
 Church-yard, at the signe of the black beare, 1582 
 
 This volume contains fourteen pieces, of which the following are 
 notable : 
 
 3. A verie late and great probabilitie of a passage by the North- 
 west part of America in fifty-eight degrees of northerly latitude. 
 
 5. Letters Patentes of King Henrie the Seventh, granted vnto 
 lohn Gabote (Cabot) and his three sonnes, Lewes, Sebastian and 
 Santius, for the discouering of newe and vnknowen landes. 
 
 6. A note of Sebastian Gabotes voyage of Discouerie, taken out 
 of an old Chronicle, written by Robert Fabian, sometime Alderman 
 of London, which is in the custodie of John Stowe, Citizen, a dili- 
 gent searcher and preserver of Antiquities. 
 
 9. The discouerie of the Isles of Frisland, Iseland, Engroueland, 
 Estotiland, Drogeo, and Icaria, made by M. Nicolas Zeno, Knight, 
 and M. Antonio his brother. 
 
 10. To the most Christian king of Fraunce, Fraunces the First. 
 The Relation of lohn Verarzanus, a Florentine, of the lande by him 
 discouered in the name of his Maiestie, written at Diepe the eighth 
 July 1524. 
 
 11. H The true and last discouerie of Florida, made by Captain 
 John Ribault in the yeere 1562. Dedicated to a great noble man of 
 Fraunce, and translated into Englishe by one Thomas Hackit. 
 
 The most important piece is the relation of Verazzano, describing 
 his voyage along the coast of North America, which is accompanied 
 by a folding map bearing date of 1 582, dedicated to Sir Philip Sid- 
 ney. This early navigator was the first to enter the harbor, now 
 known as New York, and Narragansett Bay. It is a volume of 
 excessive rarity. 
 
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 i^aklUBt, Hici)arb. Principall Navigations, Voiages, and 
 Discoveries of the English Nation, made by Sea or over 
 Land, to the most Remote and Farthest Distant Quar- 
 ters of the Earth, at any time within the Compasse of 
 these 1500 Yeeres: Divided into three severall parts, 
 according to the Positions of the Regions weereunto 
 they were directed. First ed. Black Cotter. Folio, 
 full antique calf extra, gilt edges. London, 1589 
 
 A very good copy with the exception of the title page, which is in 
 a perfect fac-simile. The copy contains Sir Francis Drake's Voyage 
 on six leaves, between pages 643 and 644, and a copy of the Ortilius 
 map of 1570. 
 
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 endish), the first English Circumnavigator. 
 
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 fiques, and Discoueries of the English Nation, made by 
 sea or overland to the remote and farthest distant quar- 
 ters of the Earth, etc. Second ed. Slack Cetter. 3 
 vols, folio, calf. 
 
 Imprinted at London, by George Bishop, 1 599-1 600 
 The first volume contains the Voyage to Cadiz reprinted in fac- 
 simile, (see folio 607), and Vol. Ill an admirable autotype fac-simile 
 of the very rare map which belongs to copies of this edition, but 
 which is rarely found in them. It is spoken of by Hakluyt in the 
 preface to his first edition as being then preparing by Mr. Molyneau. 
 Vol. I. was first issued with a title page dated 159S, and containing 
 on it a mention of the voyage to Cadiz, which was published with 
 the book. The title page was reprinted with date of 1 599, (as in this 
 copy,) and no mention of the voyage to Cadiz, and the voyage itself 
 castrated. See Oldy^s British Librarian copied iti Evans' ed. of Hak- 
 luyt, Vol. I. 
 
 Hakluyt. The Historic of the West Indies, containing 
 the acts and adventures of the Spaniards, which have 
 conquered and peopled those countries. Written in 
 Latin by R. Hakluyt, translated into English by M. 
 Lock. Inserted fac-simile map from the Peter Martyr 
 of 1587. 4° old calf. London, n. d. (161 2) 
 
 Hakluyt's Collection of the Early Voyages, Travels, 
 and Discoveries of the English Nation. Volume 5. 
 Royal 4° half morocco, uncut. London, 1812 
 
 Hakluyt. Discourse concerning Western Planting, 
 written in the year 1584. With a preface and an intro- 
 duction by Leonard Woods. Edited, with notes in the 
 appendix, by Charles Deane. pp. 241. 8° cloth, un- 
 cut. Cambridge, 1877 
 
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 1846 to 1889. 79 vols, and 2 maps, 8° in the original 
 blue cloth, uncut. London, 1846-89 
 
CATALOGUE. 145 
 
 / 00 ^57^ Hakluyt. a Particular Discourse concerning the grate 
 necessitie and manifolde comodyties that are like to 
 growe to this Realnie of Englande by the western dis- 
 coveries lately attempted, written in the year 1584 by 
 Richard Hakluyt. (Manuscript copy of the original 
 manuscript, printed in the Maine Historical Society 
 Collections, Second series, vol. 2.) Folio, boards. 
 /3iA ^Slo Hale, John, (Pastor in Beverly.) Modest Enquiry into 
 ' I ^ the Nature of Witchcraft, pp. 158. 16° half sheep. 
 
 I Boston, 1771 
 
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 <51oo ^57-+ Hale, Nathan. Life of Captain Nathan Hale, the Mar- 
 tyr-Spy of the American Revolution. By"! W. Stuart. 
 Second ed. pp. 271. Illustrations. 12° cloth. 
 
 Hartford, 1856 
 
 ) 00 ^575 Hales, John. Several Tracts on Religion, pp. 228. 
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 count of Nova Scotia, pp. 340, 453. Map and plates. 
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 QQ 1577 Haliburton. Judge Haliburton's Yankee Stories, pp. 
 192. Illustrations. 12° cloth. Phila., 1844 
 
 f^hj 1578 [Haliburton.] Traits of American Humour, by Native 
 / Authors. 3 vols, small 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1852 
 
 ^ 1579 Halifax, Lord. Miscellanies. 12° calf, gilt. 
 
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 j^ 1580 Hall, Captain Basil. Patchwork. Second ed. 3 vols. 
 
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 } 00 ^5^^ Hall, Francis. Travels in Canada, and the United 
 
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 London, 1819 
 ^Q 1582 Hall, Joseph. Satires and other Poems, .pp. 166. 8° 
 calf. London, 1838 
 
 «^-f 1583 Hall, James. Letters from the West, containing 
 / sketches of scenery, manners and customs of the first 
 
 settlements of the Western Sections of the United 
 States, pp. 385. 8° boards, uncut. London, 1828 
 
 Ji %o 1584 Halliwell, J. O. The Merry Tales of the Wise Men of 
 Gotham, pp. 24. 12° paper. London, 1840 
 
 t>2. 1585 Halliwell. The Harrowing of Hell, a Miracle-5'lay, 
 written in the Reign of Edward the Second, now first 
 published, with an introduction, translation and notes, 
 pp. 33. 8° half roan. London, 1840 
 
 Y^ 1586 Halliwell. An Account of the only known Manuscript 
 / of Shakespeare's Plays, pp. 24. 8' half roan. 
 
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 «_ 1589 Halliwell. The Autobiography and Correspondence 
 
 *^ of Sir Simonds D'Evves, during the reigns of James 
 
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 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1845 
 
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 collected. With an historical introduction and notes, 
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 1591 Halliwell. A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial 
 Words, obsolete phrases, proverbs, and ancient cus- 
 toms, from the fourteenth Century. Second ed. pp. 
 960. 2 vols, in I. 8° morocco, (shaken). London, 1850 
 
 7^ 1592 Halliwell. A lyttle Boke geving a true and brief ac- 
 counte of some reliques and curiosities added of late to 
 Mr. Halliwell's Shakespeare collection, pp. 18. Royal 
 4° cloth, uncut. London, 1856 
 
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 1593 Halliwell. Conceits, Clinches, Flashes and Whimzies; 
 a jest-book of the seventeenth century, reprinted from 
 the unique copy of 1639. pp. 48. 4° half roan, un- 
 cut. London, i860 
 5-^ 1594 Halliwell. Outlines of the Life of Shakes])eare. 
 Second ed. pp. 703. Thick 8'' cloth, uncut. 
 Only 26 copies printed. London, 1882 
 1595 Hallowell, R. p. The Pioneer Quakers; — Quaker 
 Invasion of Massachusetts. 2 vols. 12° cloth, uncut. 
 
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 To ^59^ [Hamilton, Alexander.] The History of the United 
 States for 1796; including a variety of interesting par- 
 ticulars relative to the federal government previous to 
 that period. (By J. T. Callender.) pp. 312. 8° calf, 
 (foxed and title neatly mended). Phila., 1797 
 
 QQ 1597 Hamilton. Observations on certain Documents con- 
 tained in No. V and VI of " The History of the United 
 States for the year 1796," in which the charge of specu- 
 lation against A. Hamilton is fully refuted. 8° calf, 
 gilt, uncut, red top. Phila., 1797 
 
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 ^ and Character of John Adams, written in the year 
 
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 Facts and Documents relative to the death of Major 
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 pp. 19, 1784; — The Hamiltoniad ; or, an extinguisher 
 for the royal faction of New England. By Anthony 
 Pasquin. pp. 104. 1804. 4 vols. 8° boards and half 
 roan. Boston and New York. 
 
 ^^ I 1599 Hamilton, Anthony. Memoirs of Count Grammont. 
 New edition. Illustrated with 64 portraits engraved by 
 Scriven. pp 262, 356. 2 vols, large 4° full russia, 
 extra, gilt edges, by Lewis. London, 181 1 
 
 Large Paper, with proof impressions of the portraits." 
 
 ^^ 1600 [Hamilton.] Memoirs of the Court of Charles the 
 Second, by Count Grammont. With numerous addi- 
 tions and illustrations, as edited by Sir Walter Scott, 
 pp. 546. Portrait. 12° cloth, uncut. 
 I Bohn's extra vol. London, 1846 
 
 , Vy^i6oi Hamilton, S. History of the National Flag of the 
 / United States of America. Colored plates. 12° cloth, 
 
 uncut. Phila., 1853 
 
 c2.',2.5~ ^^°^ [Hamilton, T. C] Men and Manners in America. 2 
 vols. 8° half roan, gilt tops. Edinburgh, 1833 
 
 S ^Dj ^^°3 Hammett, Charles E., Jr. A Contribution to the Bibli- 
 ography of Newport, R. I. 4° paper, uncut. 
 
 Newport, 1887 
 Jos]ot> ^604 Hamor, Raphe. A True Discourse of the Present Estate 
 of Virginia, and the successe of the affaires there till 
 the 18 of June, 1614. Together with a relation of the 
 severall English townes and forts, the assured hopes of 
 that countrie and the peace concluded with the Indians. 
 The christening of Powhatan's daughter and her mar- 
 riage with an Englishman, pp. (8), 70. Small 4° 
 polished calf extra, gilt edges. 
 
 For John Beale for Win. Welby: London, 16 15 
 
 Original Edition of the " Contemporaneous account of 
 Pocahontas." 
 
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 1605 Hamor. A Trve Discovrse of the Present Estate of 
 Virginia; and the successe of the affaires there till the 
 i8th of June, 1614. . . . Written by Raphe Hamor 
 the yonger, late Secretarie in that colony, pp. 70. 
 Folio, paper, uncut. [Reprinted: Albany, i860] 
 
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 mit den Indianern beschlossen, etc. Plates, pp. 76. 
 4° crimson crushed levant morocco, extra, gilt edges, 
 by Bedford. (Title mended). Hanau, 1617 
 
 6~ 00 ^^°1 [Hampden, John.] The Arguments of Sir Richard Hut- 
 ton and Sir George Coke, together with the certificate 
 of Sir John Denham, upon a Scire facias brought by the 
 King against John Hampden, etc. pp. 112, 64, 17. 
 Small 4° morocco. London, 164 1 
 
 ^c- 1608 Hampden Pulpit. Sketches of the Churches and Pastors 
 in Plampden County, Mass. pp. 144. 12° cloth. 
 
 Westfield, 1854 
 
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 in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the set- 
 tlement of the town, Dec. 25, 1838. pp. 44. 8° boards. 
 
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 7^Q 1610 Hanbury, Benjamin. Historical Memorials relating to 
 the Independents, or Congregationalist, from their 
 rise to 1660. 3 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1839 
 
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 ^^ 161 r Hancock, Rev. John, (of Lexington.) The Prophet 
 Jeremiah's Resolution, etc. (Thursday Lecture, Nov. 
 21, 1734 ) pp. 26. 8° half calf. Boston, 1734 
 
 1612 Hancock, John. An Oration delivered March 5, 1774 
 
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 TK' 1613 Hancock. Discours de son Excellence Monsieur Jean 
 Hancock, President du Congres de Philadelphie. pp. 
 32. 8° paper. Phila., 1776 
 
 qq 1614 Hancock. Ten Chapters in the Life of. Now first 
 published since 1789. (By S. Higginson.) 8° cloth. 
 
 New York, 1857 
 
 7r- 1615 Hannay, James. History of Acadia, from its first dis- 
 covery to its surrender to England by the treaty of 
 Paris, pp. 440. 8° cloth. London, 1880 
 
 ^ 1616 Hanover, Mass. Historical Sketch of, with family 
 
 
 genealogies. By John S. Barry, pp. 448. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1853 
 
 O) 161 7 Hanson, Elizabeth. Account of the Captivity of Eliza- 
 beth Hanson, late of Kachecky in New England. A 
 new edition. Taken in substance from her own mouth, 
 by Samuel Brownas. pp. 28. 12° light calf, gilt, yellow 
 edges, by W. Pratt. London, 1787 
 
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 16 1 8 Hanserd Knollys' Society's Publications, complete, i^T 
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 Tracts on Liberty of Conscience and Persecution, 161 6-1 661. 
 
 Broadmead Records, 1 640-1 6S8. 
 
 Banyan's Pilgrim's Progress, with collations and introduction by G. 
 Offor. 
 
 Roger William's Bloudy Tenent of Persecution Discussed, 1644. 
 
 J. Canne on Necessitie of Separation from the Church. 
 
 The Dutch Martyrology, translated by Underbill. 2 vols. 
 
 Du Veil's Exposition of the Acts of the Apostles. 
 
 Records of the Church of Christ at Fenstanton, Warboys, and 
 Hexham. 
 
 Confessions of Faith, and other Public Documents of the XVIIth 
 Century. 
 
 i^Q 1 619 Harcourt, Robert. A Relation of a Voyage to Guiana, 
 pp. 71. 4° calf. London, 1613 
 
 Titlepage and 5 leaves in printed fac-simile. With a memorandum 
 in the handwriting of Rev. Thomas Prince. 
 
 Qf) 1620 [Hardinge, George.] Another Essence of Malone; or, 
 the " Beauties " of Shakspeare's Editor, pp. 128, 186. 
 2 vols, in one. 8° half calf, uncut. London, i'8oi 
 
 00 162 1 Hardwick, Mass. History of, with a Genealogical Reg- 
 ister. By Lucius R. Paige, pp. 555. Portrait. 8° cloth, 
 uncut. Boston, 1883 
 
 f^Q 1622 Hardwick. An Address at the Centennial Celebration 
 in Hardwick, Mass., Nov. 15, 1838. By Lucius R. 
 Paige, pp. 76. 8° boards. Cambridge, 1838 
 
 ^^^623 Hariot, Thomas. A briefe and true report of the New- 
 foundland of Virginia, of the commodities and of the 
 nature and manners of the naturall inhabitants. Dis- 
 couered by the English Colony there seated by Sir 
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 Remained vnder the gouernement of twelue monethes. 
 At the speciall charge and direction of Sir Walter 
 Raleigh Knight, Who therein hath beeng fauoured and 
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 tibvs vero Theodori De Bry anno [1590.] Folio, 
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 One hundred and twenty-five copies only printed. This forms the 
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 Q^ 1624 Harland and Wilkinson. Lancashire Folk-Lore; illus- 
 trative of the Superstitious Beliefs and Practices, Local 
 Customs and Usages of the People of the County Pala- 
 tine, pp. 308. 12° cloth, uncut. London, 1867 
 
I50 CATALOGUE. 
 
 ^ ! 1625 Hakleian Miscellany. A Collection of Scarce, Curious, 
 
 l^ and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as well in man- 
 
 uscript as in print. Selected from the Library of Ed- 
 ward Harley, Second Earl of Oxford. Interspersed 
 with Historical, Political and Critical Annotations, by 
 Wm. Oldys, and additional notes by Thomas Park. 
 Best edition. 10 vols. 4° calf, gilt. London, 1808-12 
 5-^ 1626 Harper, R. G. Observations on the Dispute between 
 the United States and France. Sixth ed. pp. no. 8° 
 half calf. London, 1798 
 
 / ^»^ 1627 Harper's Family Library, Comprising Bruce's Life and 
 / Travels; — Pitcairn's Island, Otaheite, etc. ; — Dwight's 
 
 History of Connecticut; — Tytler's Historical View; — 
 Letters on Natural Magic, by Brewster; — Southey's 
 Life of Nelson; — Polar Seas and Regions, by Leslie; 
 
 — History of Louisiana, by Bunner; — Russell's Life 
 of Cromwell; — Lives of Early Navigators, by Drake; 
 
 — Lewis and Clarke's Expedition; — Travels of Marco- 
 Polo; — Brewster's Martyrs of Science. Steel portraits 
 and plates. 15 vols. 16° cloth. New York, 1845 
 
 7Q 1628 Harrington, James. Oceana and other Works. With 
 an Account of his Life, by John Toland. pp. 598. 
 Portrait. Royal 4^ calf. London, 1771 
 
 /^ 00 1629 Harrington, Sir John. Nugse Antiquae; being a Mis- 
 cellaneous Collection of Original Papers in Prose and 
 Verse. With illustrative notes, by Thomas Park. pp. 
 397, 416. 2 vols. 8° calf, gilt. London, 1804 
 
 / 00 1630 Harriott, Lieut. John. Struggles through Life, exem- 
 plified in the various Travels and Adventures in Europe, 
 Asia, Africa and America, pp. 304, 257. 2 vols. 12° 
 half morocco, uncut. New York, 1809 
 
 , -_ 1631 Harris, C. F. Index to American Poetry and Plays, in 
 i the Collection of C. Fiske Harris, pp. 171. 12° paper, 
 
 uncut. Privately printed: Providence, 1874 
 
 QQ 1632 Harris. Anthony Memorial. A catalogue of the Har- 
 ris Collection of American Poetry, with biographical 
 and bibliographical notes, by John C. Stockbridge. 
 Portrait. 8° cloth, uncut. Providence, 1886 
 
 ^Q 1633 Harris, E. D. A Copy of the Old Epitaphs in the 
 Burying Ground of Block-Island, R. I. pp. 66. Small 
 4° cloth, uncut. Cambridge, 1883 
 
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 9'/Y5- 1634 Harris, T. M. Journal of a Tour into the Territory 
 / Northwest of the Alleghany Mountains, made in 1803; 
 
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 cut edges. Boston, 1805 
 
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 ^Q 1635 Harris, J. A Complete Collection of Voyages and 
 Travels, consisting of above six hundred of the most 
 Authentic Works [from] Hackluit, Purchass, Ramusio, 
 Labat, De Brye, Gryneus, Herrara, Oviedo, Coreal, &c. 
 Originally Published by Dr. John Harris, with Large 
 Additions, pp. 984, 1056. 2 vols, large folio, half 
 calf, uncut edges. London, 1744 
 
 Contains many translations from the early voyages to America not 
 to be found elsewhere. 
 
 eg 1636 Harris, T. W. Treatise on some of the Insects Inju- 
 rious to Vegetation. Third ed. 8 colored plates and 
 numerous other illustrations, pp. 640. 8° cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1862 
 
 ^ ^1637 Harris, W. T. Epitaphs from the Old Burying-Ground 
 in Cambridge, pp. 192. 12° boards, uncut. 
 
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 / ^ 1638 Harris. Epitaphs from the Old Burying-Ground in 
 Watertown. With notes by E. D. Harris, pp. 70. 
 Small 4° cloth. Boston, 1869 
 
 o2j 5'0 ^639 Harris, William. Historical and Critical Account of 
 the Lives and Writings of James I and Charles I and 
 of the Lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II. New 
 edition. 5 vols. 8° half calf, gilt. London, 1814 
 
 1 .r- 1640 Harrison, Gabriel. The Stratford Bust of William 
 
 Shakspeare, and a critical Inquiry into its Authenticity 
 
 and Artistic Merits, pp. 13. Photograph. Royal 4° 
 
 paper, uncut. Brooklyn, 1865 
 
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 1641 Harrison, James. The Biographical Cabinet; contain- 
 ing a collection of portraits of eminent and distinguished 
 persons of every age and nation, with memoirs. Up- 
 wards of 250 portraits. 2 vols. 8° half morocco. 
 
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 q \ 'T-r, 1642 Harrisse, H. Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima. A^ 
 ' Description of Works relating to America published be- 
 
 tween the Years 1492 and 1551. pp. 519. Imperial 8° 
 half morocco, uncut edges, gilt top. New York, 1866 
 Only 400 copies printed. 
 
 I H 00 ^^'+3 Harrisse. Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima. Addi- '^ 
 tions. pp. 199. Imperial 8° half morocco, uncut, gilt 
 top. Paris, 1872 
 
 •^_ 1644 Harrisse. Notes pour servir a I'Histoire, a la Biblio- 
 graphic, et a la Cartographic de la Nouvelle France et 'sL 
 des Pays adjacents, 1545-1700. pp. 367. Small 8° pa- 
 per, uncut. Paris, 1872 
 
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 1645 Harrisse. Notes on Columbus, pp. 227. Photogra- 
 phic portrait and fac-similes. Small folio, cloth, uncut. 
 
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 1646 Harrissk. Fernand Colomb, sa Vie, ses Oeuvres; Essai 
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 1647 Hart, C. H. Memoir of the Life and Services of Col. 
 John Dixon, 1877; — Mary White-Mrs. Robert Morris, 
 an address delivered June 7, 1877 on the occasion of 
 the reinterment of the remains of Col. Thomas White, 
 1878. 2 vols, royal 8° boards, uncut. Phila. 
 
 1648 Hart. Memoir of Lewis H. Morgan; — Richard S. 
 Field; — Stephen S. Haldeman; — William Willis; — 
 Robert Morris; — George Ticknor; — Remarks on Ta- 
 basco, Mexico, etc. 8 pamphlets. 
 
 ? /) • ^^49 Hartford, Conn. Hartford in the Olden Time, its 
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 ^ 1650 Harvard College, 1636-1886. A record of the Com- 
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 # of the founding of Harvard College. Plate. Royal 8° 
 
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 /y*- 1651 Harvard College. Sibley, J. L. Father Abbey's Will; 
 
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 ^Q 1777 HoPKiNSON, Francis. The Old Farm and the New Farm, 
 a Political Allegory. With notes by B. J. Tossing, pp. 
 76. le*" cloth. New York, 1857 
 
 yo 1778 HoRNE, T. H. Manual of Biblical Bibliography, pp. 
 431. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1839 
 
 pjj 1779 HoRNE. An Introduction to the Critical Study and 
 Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures. Ninth ed. 5 vols. 
 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1846 
 
 'Vy 1780 HoRNius, Georgi. De Originibus Americanis, Libri 
 
 / quatuor. 16° paper. Hagae Comitis, 1652 
 
 ^^ 1781 HoRSFORD. E. N. John Cabot's Landfall in 1497 and 
 the site of Nurembega, pp. 42, 1886; — Problem of the 
 Northmen, a letter to Judge Daly on the opinion of 
 Justin Winsor. That "though Scandinavians may have 
 reached the shores of Labrador, the soil of the United 
 States has not one vestige of their presence." 1889. 
 Maps. 2 vols. 4° paper, uncut. Cambridge. 
 
 t^^ 1782 HoRSFORD. The Indian Names of Boston, and their 
 
 / Meaning, pp. 26. Maps. Royal 4° paper, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, 1886 
 
 y0 1783 HoRSFORD. Discovery of America by the Northmen, 
 address at the unveiling of the statue of Leif Eriksen, 
 delivered in Faneuil Hall, Oct. 29, 1887. Maps, col- 
 ored plate and fac-similes. pp. 113. 4° cloth, uncut. 
 Large Paper. Boston, 1888 
 
 ^Q 1784 HoRSMANDEN, Daniel. The New York Conspiracy; or, 
 a History of the Negro Plot, with the Journal of the 
 Proceedings against the Conspirators at New York in 
 the Years 1741-2. pp. 385. 8° sheep. New York, 1810 
 
 (,^1785 HosMER, Zelotes. Catalogue of his Choice Collection of 
 Books, sold at Auction, Boston, May 7, 186 1. pp. 116, 
 3. Priced in ink. 8° half morocco. Boston, 1861 
 
 j-^j 1786 HoTTEN, John Camden. Our Early Emigrant Ances- 
 tors. The Original Lists of Persons of Quality, Emi- 
 grants, Religious Exiles, Political Rebels, etc., who 
 went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 
 1600-1700. Second ed. pp. 580. 4° cloth. 
 
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 0Q 1787 Hough, Franklin B. History of St. Laurence and Frank- 
 lin Counties, New York. pp. 719. Maps. 8° cloth. 
 
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 J-. 1788 Hough. Papers relating to Pemaquid and parts adja- 
 cent in the present State of Maine, known as Cornwall 
 County, when under the Colony of New York. pp. 136. 
 8° half calf, gilt. Albany, 1856 
 
 Only 150 copies printed. 
 1789 Hough. History of Duryee's Brigade, during the Cam- 
 paign in Virginia under Gen. Pope, and in Maryland 
 under Gen. McClelland, pp. 200. Portrait. 8° paper, 
 uncut. Albany, 1864 
 
 Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 7K- 1790 Hough. Bibliographical List of Books and Pamphlets 
 containing Eulogies, Orations, Poems or other Papers, 
 relating to the Death of General Washington, pp. 59. 
 Imperial 8° paper, uncut. Albany, 1865 
 
 Only 24 copies privately printed. 
 —. 1791 Hough. Notices of Peter Penet, and of his Operations 
 among the Oneida Indians, including a Plan prepared 
 by him for the Government of that Tribe, pp. 36. 
 Royal 8° paper, uncut. Lowville, N. Y., 1866 
 
 /r-Q 1792 How. Diary of David How, a Private in Colonel Paul 
 Dudley Sargent's Regiment of the Massachusetts Line 
 in the Army of the American Revolution. Notes by 
 Henry B. Dawson, pp. 51. Imperial 8° paper, uncut. 
 
 Morrisania, N. Y., 1865 
 
 Only 250 copies printed. 
 
 0P 1793 Howard, B. C. Report of the Decision of the U. S. 
 
 Supreme Court in the Case of Dred Scott 7-s. John F. 
 
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 51) 1794 Howe. Henry. Historical Collections of Virginia, pp. 
 
 544. Map and illustrations. 8° cloth. 
 
 Charleston, S. C, 1852 
 
 So ^795 Howe, Nathaniel. A Century Sermon, delivered in 
 
 Hopkinton, Mass., Dec. 24, 1815. Third ed. pp. 32. 
 
 8° boards. Boston, 1825 
 
 ^Q 1796 Howe. The same. Fourth ed., with notes by Elias 
 
 / Nason. pp. 56. 8° boards. Boston, 1851 
 
 1797 Howe, W. The Narrative of Lieut. Gen. Sir William 
 
 Howe, in a Committee of the House of Commons, on 
 the 29th of April, 1779, relative to his conduct during 
 his late command of the King's Troops in North Amer- 
 ica: To which are added, some observations upon a 
 pamphlet, entitled. Letters to a Nobleman, &c. pp. 
 no. 4° half morocco, gilt. London, 1780 
 
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 sity of Battailes, etc., cannot be paralleled by any pre- 
 cedent Age. pp. 18. Small 4° half morocco. 
 
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 5-^ 1799 [Howell.] Some Sober Inspections made into the Car- 
 riage and Consults of the late Long Parliament, pp. 
 184. 18° sheep. London, 1656 
 
 ^Q 1800 Howell. Divers Historicall Discourses of the late 
 Popular Insurrections in Great Britain and Ireland, 
 pp. 411. The first Tome. 16° half calf, rebacked. 
 
 London, 1661 
 
 ^^1801 Howell. Epistolae Ho-Elianae; Familiar Letters Do- 
 mestick and Foreign, upon emergent Occasions. Tenth 
 ed. pp. 418, 10. Frontispiece. 8° calf. London, 1737 
 
 ^^ 1802 Howgill, Francis. The Popish Inquisition newly 
 
 erected in New-England, whereby their Church is ^ 
 
 manifested to be a Daughter of Mysterie, etc. pp. 72. 
 
 Small 4'' half calf. London, 1659 
 
 Contains an account of the reception which the Quakers met with 
 in Boston. 
 
 ^^ 1803 Howgill. The Deceiver of the Nations discovered and 
 
 his Cruelty made manifest, etc., more especially his "^ 
 cruel works of Darkness in Maryland and Virginia, pp. 
 29. Small 4° calf, gilt. (One leaf remargined.) 
 
 London, 1660 
 /^^i8o4 HoYT, E. Antiquarian Researches, comprising a His- 
 '^ tory of the Indian Wars in the Country bordering Con- 
 
 necticut River and Parts adjacent, pp. 312. Engraved 
 title. 8° morocco, gilt. Greenfield, 1824 
 
 f-^805 HoYT Genealogy. Genealogical History of John Hoyt 
 
 / of Salisbury, and David Hoyt of Deerfield, and their 
 
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 and plate. 8° paper. Boston, 1857 
 
 PP 1806 Hubbard, William. The Present State of New England, 
 
 being a narrative of the troubles with the Indians in "^ 
 New England, from the first planting thereof in the 
 year 1607, to this present year, 1677: But chiefiy of 
 the late troubles in the two last years, 1675 ^"d 1676. 
 To which is added a discourse about the War with the 
 Pequods in the year 1637. 4° calf, gilt. 
 
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 License, one leaf, Title, one leaf, 5 prel. leaves. Text, pp. 131, "Ta- 
 ble of Towns in New England," 7 pp. "A Postscript," pp. 6, "Narra- 
 tive of Troubles," pp. 88. Lacks th e^aijginal map, but has Harris' 
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 in the Wisdome of their Rulers Directing and in the 
 Obedience of their Brethren Attending unto what 
 Israel ought to do. Election sermon at Boston, May 3, 
 1675. pp. 63. Small 4° full morocco, red edges. 
 
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 1808 Hubbard. A Narrative of the Troubles with the In- 
 dians in New England, from the first planting thereof in 
 the year 1677. But chiefly of the late troubles in the 
 last two years, 1675 and 1676. To which is added a 
 discourse about Warre with the Pequods in the year 
 1637. Small 4° full crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt back, sides and edges. 
 
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 Fine, clean, perfect copy, with the rare "Wine Hills" map. Also a 
 fac-simile "White Hills" map inserted, both mounted on linen. Book- 
 plate of Henry Stevens of Vermont and London. 
 
 License, one leaf. Title, one leaf, "Epistle dedicatory," signed Wil- 
 liam Hubbard, pp. 4. "x\n Advertisement to the Reader," pp. 2. "To 
 the Reverend Mr. William Hubbard," etc., signed J. S. pp. i. "Upon 
 the elaborate Survey," signed B. T. pp. 2. "The Printer to the 
 Reader" pp. i. "A map of New England, Being the first that ever 
 was cut here," etc. Text, "A Narrative," etc. pp. 132. "A Table of 
 Towns in New England," pp. 7. "A Postscript," pp. i, 7-12. "A 
 Narrative of the Troubles with the Indians in New England from 
 Pascataqua to Pemmaquid," pp. 88. "The Happiness of a People," 
 etc. 1676. Title, one leaf, to the Hon. John Leverett, 3 leaves. Text, 
 pp. 63. 
 
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 land, from 1607 to 1677. Fac-simile map. 16° calf, 
 gilt. Boston, 1775 
 
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 Hubbard. The same. 16° half blue morocco, gilt 
 edges. Printed by Stiles Nichols: Danbury, 1803 
 
 A reprint, somewhat abridged, of the Boston ed. of 1775. 
 Hubbard. The same. 16° mottled sheep. 
 
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 A reprint of the Boston ed. of 1775. 
 
 ^ 18 1 2 Hubbard. History of the Indian Wars in New Eng- 
 land, from the first settlement to the termination of the 
 War with King Philip, in 1677. Edited, with notes, by 
 S. G. Drake, pp. 292, 303. Fac-simile Wine Hills 
 map. 2 vols, royal 4° boards. Roxbury, 1865 
 
 Large Paper : only 50 copies printed. 
 Hubbard. General History of New England, from the 
 discovery to 1680. pp. 676. 8° sheep. Cambridge, 1815 
 I 814 Hubbard. General History of New England, from the 
 discovery to 1680. Second ed. pp. 768. 8° cloth, un- 
 cut. Boston, 1848 
 With 3 autograph letters of Peter Orlando Hutchinson laid in. 
 
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 INDIANS 
 
 In N E IV'B NG L A N D, from the /Irft pbntfrg thereof in th* 
 
 year iCoj.to this prefenc year 1677. But chiefiyofthelate 
 
 Troubles in the two la-^ yea:f;, 1675. and 1676. 
 
 To which is added aDiicourfcaboLKthcr/^/r; wiih the 
 
 P E Q U O D S 
 
 In ihc year 1637. 
 
 Tj W .Huhho^rd J Mini/ler 0/ Ipfwich. 
 
 A/id tbe Lerdfaidiinto u\!ofes-,vcriti this fbr n M:mor'uT.llh a B^sl^-, af.d rthfarfe it U 
 the cars ej- Jo^Jjud; for 1 viiU utterly p;.tout-ihi Rtmcmbiansi of A^ndcii frum 
 ur.d.r heaven. Esyt^. 17 '/<. 
 
 ivhcrcf ,re it u f.-id i.i the bool^ ef tijc ivarrs of :ht Lord, nh.tt he did hi the red [ea^ ar.d k. 
 the EYioliS tf Ar/tn. Nurrib.-i; ^4 
 
 As coldtvaters to .i tbirli/ foul, jojs gsodaervs fron afar Coatr^. Prov.2<.aj. 
 
 Expreflfi Ima^o, c- quafi fprculurnqjodlim vi x ?MmaR,? eft hiftjrii, qua tail' 
 
 ve: fi Tiilia \emper puilaiu in mwdo acciiicre. Tmicyd. 
 4;f}oria cradir q,(^ Gft. fior, ec qu.e tcmptr fir.c fucura, donee cailem manet hom;- 
 
 nufn na'ura Id^m- 
 riiftori^Vcgiiiciftcu.iflimaiuO^a'-io, etpr^eparatiocft ad aftiones politicu, ec illu- 
 ftris Magift;a ad per fcrendasforcun<c vices. Vol)b, 
 
 PnbUfhed by Aitthonty, 
 
 BOSTON; 
 
 Printed by John Fofitr, in the year 1077. 
 
 Fac-simile of the Title Page 01 "IIuhbard's Xakkative. Bosicjn, 1677." No. 1S08. 
 
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 ^ 1815 Hubbard's Map of New England, engraved probably by 
 John Foster, the first printer of Boston; remarks made 
 before the Mass. Hist. Society, Nov. 8, 1888, with a 
 fac-simile of the map. By S. A. Green, pp. 10, 1888; 
 — Remarks on Hubbard's Map of New England. By 
 Charles Deane. pp. 12. 1888. 2 pamphlets. 
 
 2o 1816 [HuBER, Madame.] The World Unmasked; or the 
 Philosopher the greatest cheat. Translated from the 
 French. Second ed. pp. 359, 300. 2 vols. 16° half 
 gilt. London, 1743 
 
 Jl^oo ^^^7 HuDiBRAS continued, in two cantos; written in the time 
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 America, in 1777 and 1778. 16° calf. London, 1778 
 
 ^»T 1818 Hudson. A Historical Inquiry concerning Henry Hud- 
 
 I son, his Friends, Relatives and early Life. By J. M. 
 
 Read, Jr. pp. 209. Frontispiece. Royal 8° cloth, 
 
 uncut. Albany, 1866 
 
 75-1819 Hudson. Sketch of Henry Hudson, the Navigator. By 
 Dr. G. M. Asher. pp. 23. 8° sheets folded in original 
 wrapper. Brooklyn, 1867 
 
 ^ 1820 Hughes, Griffith. The Natural History of Barbados, 
 pp. 314 and appendix. Illustrated with copper plates. 
 Folio, calf, (rebacked). London, 1750 
 
 182 1 Hull, Brig. General William. Trial of, by a Court 
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 the Campaign of the Northern Western Army, A. D. 
 1812. In one volume. 8° half calf. 
 
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 7^1822 Hull. Revolutionary Services and Civil Life of; pre- 
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 ria Campbell. 8° cloth. New York, 1848 
 
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 7 r- 1823 Humboldt, Alexander von. Cosmos, a sketch of a physi- 
 cal description of the Universe. Translated by E. C. 
 Otte. Portrait. 5 vols. 12° cloth. Bohn: London, 1849 
 
 ^Q 1824 Humboldt. Letters to Varnhagen von Ense, written 
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 hagen's Diaries and Letters from Varnhagen and others 
 to Humboldt, pp. 334. 8° cloth, uncut. London, i860 
 
 ^^ 1825 Humboldt. Life of. By Karl Bruhns. Translated by 
 Jane and Caroline Lassell. pp. 412, 447. Portraits. 
 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. London, 1873 
 
 7y 1826 Hume, Rev. A. The Learned Societies and Printing 
 Clubs of the United Kingdom, pp. 294, 72. 12° cloth. 
 
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 Ijl p Q 1827 HuMR, David. History of England, from the Invasion 
 of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688. New edi- 
 tion. Portrait. 6 vols. 8° polished calf, extra, mar- 
 bled edges, by Riviere. Boston, 1854 
 (7 OQ 1828 Hume. Philosophical Works of. 4 vols. 8° polished 
 ' calf, extra, marbled edges, by Riviere. Boston, 1854 
 «^ 1829 Humphreys, David. An Historical Account of the in- 
 / corporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in 
 Foreign Parts, pp. 356. 8° calf. London, 1730 
 / 2-5" 1830 Humphreys. Miscellaneous Works. Portrait. 8" mot- 
 tled calf. New York, 1804 
 Autograph letter of the Author and 2 portraits inserted. 
 
 o 1831 Humphreys. Essay on the Life of Major Gen. Israel 
 
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 Swett. Portrait, pp. 276. 12° half calf, gilt. 
 
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 <Y|^ 1832 HuNNEWELL, Jamcs. Journal of the Voyage of the 
 
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 boards, uncut. Charlestown, 1880 
 
 Only 100 copies privately printed. Presentation copy. 
 
 -5-p 1833 HuNNEWELL, Jamcs F. An American Shrine, pp. 13, 
 1870; — Commemoration of 250th Anniversary of 
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 pamphlets. 
 
 QQ 1834 [Hunt, Freeman.] American Anecdotes; original and 
 
 select. 2 vols. 12° half calf, uncut, gilt tops. 
 
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 le 00 ^^35 Hunt Genealogy. Genealogy of the Name and Family 
 of Hunt. By T. B. VVyman, Jr. 4° cloth. Boston, 1862 
 
 // . 1836 Hunt, Leigh. Lord Byron and some of his Contem- 
 poraries; with recollections of the author's life and of 
 his visit to Italy, pp. 450, 450. Second ed. 2 por- 
 traits. 2 vols. 8° boards, uncut, (shaken). London, 1828 
 
 S'o 1837 Hunt, William. Historic Towns. Bristol, Maps. 12° 
 cloth. London, 1887 
 
 1 00 1838 Hunter, John D. Manners and Customs of Several 
 
 Indian Tribes, located west of the Mississippi, pp. 
 402. 8° sheep. Phila., 1823 
 
 / ^^1839 [Hunter, Joseph.] Who wrote Cavendish's Life of 
 '^ Wolsey? pp. 56. Small 4° half russia. London, 181 5 
 
 ' With bookplate of Thomas Bell, 1797. 
 
 1840 Hunter. The Hallamshire Glossary. pp. 164. 12° 
 °^ calf, gilt edges. W. Pickering: London, 1829 
 
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 Ji,§~i84i Hunter. English Monastic Libraries. I. A Catalogue 
 of the Library of the Priory of Bretton; IL Notices of 
 the Libraries belonging to other Religious Houses, pp. 
 30. Small 4° paper. London, 1831 
 
 Pp 1842 Hunter. New Illustrations of the Life, Studies, and 
 Writings of Shakespeare, supplementary to all the 
 Editions, pp. 425, 373. 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1845 
 
 5~]c2o ^^43 Hunter. Critical and Historical Tracts. L Agin- 
 court. n. Collections concerning the early history of 
 the founders of New Plymouth. HI. Milton. IV. 
 Robin Hood. 4 vols. 12° paper. London, 1849-52 
 
 J^ <~^Q 1844 Hunter. Collections concerning the Church or Con- 
 gregation of Protestant Separatists formed at Scrooby, 
 in the time of King James I, the Founders of New 
 Plymouth, pp. 205. Second ed. Frontispiece. 8° 
 cloth, uncut. London, 1854 
 
 j^r-1845 Hunter. A Brief Memoir of the late Joseph Hunter, 
 with a descriptive catalogue of his principal separate 
 publications and contributions to the " Archseologia. " 
 pp. 48. 8° boards. Privately printed : London, 1861 
 
 7^ 1846 Hunter. Alienation and Recovery of the Ofifiey Estates, 
 1841; — Roll of Battle Abbey, 1853; — King Henry the 
 VIII in Yorkshire; — Nature, Purpose and Resources of 
 Topography; — Henry the Eighth in Lincolnshire; — 
 Book of Devotions. 6 pamphlets. 
 1847 HuRD, John C. The Law of Freedom and Bondage in 
 the United States. 2 vols. 8° cloth. Boston, 1862 
 
 jj ^^ 1848 Hutchinson, Francis. Historical Essay concerning 
 Witchcraft. Second ed. pp. 336. 8° calf, gilt. 
 
 London, 1720 
 
 J2i5'0 ^^^49 Hutchinson, Thomas, History of the Colony of Massa- 
 chusetts Bay, from 162S to 1750. First ed. 2 vols. 8° 
 half morocco. Boston, 1764-7 
 
 o . . 1850 Hutchinson. The same. Second ed. 2 vols. 8° calf. 
 
 London, 1760-68 
 
 / «y— 1851 Hutchinson. The same. Third ed. 2 vols. 8° sheep. 
 
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 1852 Hutchinson. History of the Province of Massachusetts 
 
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 '"^ Bay, from 1750 to 1774. Vol. 3. Portrait. 8° morocco. 
 
 London, 1828 
 
 ^Q 1853 Hutchinson. The same, with following title: History, 
 etc., from 1 749-1774, comprising a detailed narrative of 
 the origin and stages of the American Revolution. 
 With preface 16 pp. inserted, also a plate. 8° morocco, 
 uncut. . London, 1S28 
 
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 Bay. Third ed. Fragment of 128 pp. published in 
 the " Royal American Magazine," January, 1774 to 
 April, 1775 and discontinued on that date. 8° half mo- 
 rocco. I. Thomas: Boston, (1774) 
 
 jj_5"i855 Hutchinson. Collection of Original Papers relative to 
 the History of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. pp. 
 576. 8° morocco, (corner of title mended). Boston, 1769 
 1856 Hutchinson. Diary and Letters of. Compiled from 
 the original documents, by P. O. Hutchinson. Portrait 
 and fac-similes. 2 vols. 8° cloth, uncut. Boston, 1884-6 
 
 •25" 1857 Hutchinson and Oliver. Copy of Letters sent to Great 
 Britain, by Thomas Hutchinson, Andrew Oliver, and 
 several other persons, born and educated among us. 
 pp. 94. 8° cloth, (last leaf mended). Boston, 1773 
 
 2.5- 1858 Hutchinson. The same. Seconded. 8° half calf. 
 
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 1 tory of an Expatriated Family, being a Delineation of 
 English Manners, drawn from real Characters. 3 
 vols. 12° sheep, (broken). London, 1793 
 
 5-0 i860 Imlay. a Topographical Description of the Western 
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 and England; being a Reply to the Criticism on Inchi- 
 quin's Letters, contained in the Quarterly Review, Jan., 
 1814, New York, 1815; — Remarks on the Review of 
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 have distinguished themselves in the important contest, 
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 Map and 13 full-length Portraits of American and British Gen- 
 erals. 
 
 rw^ 1863 Indian War, 1655. A Brief and true Narrative of the 
 /^ Hostile Conduct of the Barbarous Natives towards the 
 
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 ^5-1864 Indians. A Voice from the Marshpee Indians, Jan., 
 1834. pp. 14. 8° half morocco. (Boston.) 
 
 -) 5-1865 Indians. Laws of the Colonial and State Governments 
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 1831. pp. 250, 72. 8° half calf, gilt. Washington, 1832 
 
 ^Q 1866 Indians. Speeches on the Passage of the Bill for the 
 Removal of the Indians, delivered in the U. S. Con- 
 gress, April and May, 1830. pp. 299. 12° half morocco. 
 
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 -c/5- 1867 Indians. Buk of Djenesis in Mikmak. pp. 213. 16° 
 sheep. Eizak Pitman: Bath, 1857 
 
 (,P 1868 Indians. Comparative Vocabulary of Algonquin Dia- 
 lects, from Heckewelder's Manuscripts, pp. 7; — Vo- 
 cabularies, by Zeisberger. pp. 20. 2 vols. 4° paper. 
 
 Cambridge, 1887 
 
 J^5~i869 Indians. Dakota and English Service Book. pp. 135. 
 12° cloth. New York, 1875 
 
 5-(j 1870 Ingersoll, Ernest. History of the Oyster Industry. 
 Plates. 4° paper. Washington, 1881 
 
 Qo 187 1 [Ingraham, E. D.] a Sketch of the Events which pre- 
 ceded the Capture of Washington by the British, on the 
 24th of August, 1814. pp. 66. Map. 8° boards, uncut. 
 
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 /O 1872 Inquiry (An) respecting the Original Copies and An- 
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 roan. Liverpool, 1820 
 
 /^ 2,5" 1873 Instructions by the Commissioners of His Majesty's 
 Customs in America, to . . . who is appointed . . . 
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 S~o 1874 Instructions to the Envoys Extraordinary and Minis- 
 ters Plenipotentiary from the United States of America 
 to the French Republic, June 22, 1798. pp. 131. 8° 
 half roan. Philadelphia. 
 
 rtn ^^75 Ipswich, Mass. History of Ipswich, Essex and Hamil- 
 ton. By Joseph B. Felt. 8° full morocco, gilt. 
 
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 70 1876 Irish Eloquence. The Speeches of the celebrated Irish 
 Orators, Philips, Curran and Grattan. pp. 370. 8° 
 sheep. Philadelphia, 1843 
 
 1877 Ireland, W. H. (Shakespeare Forgeries.) Miscellan- 
 
 ^ ^ eous Papers and Legal Instruments under the Hand 
 
 and Seal of William Shakspeare in the Possession of 
 
 Samuel Ireland, pp. 156, 7. Fac-simile. 8° half calf, 
 
 gilt. London, 1796 
 
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 To'pO 1878 Ireland, W. H. (Shakespeare Forgeries.) [Melton, 
 John.] A Sixe-Folde Politician. Together with a Sixe- 
 Folde Precept of Policy, pp. 241. Small 4° morocco. 
 
 London, 1609 
 
 Large Paper : only 3 copies believed to be in existence. 
 
 This is one of the books, which Ireland, the author of Shakes- 
 peare's Forgeries, pretended to have found among Shakespeare's 
 Library, wdth Shakespeare's signatures on title and MSS. notes in 
 the text. 
 
 This book contains the signature in three different places. 
 
 George Steevens ascribes this work (noted by him as " so uncom- 
 mon as to have escaped the researches of our most industrious col- 
 lectors of ancient publications ") to the father of John Milton, the 
 poet. Isaac Reed, however, and Dr. Farmer both consider it the 
 production of John Melton, author of the Astrologaster. 
 
 /p- 1879 Ireland. (Shakespeare Forgeries.) Miscellaneous Pa- 
 pers and Legal Instruments under the Hand and Seal 
 of William Shakspeare, including the Tragedy of King 
 Lear, and a small Fragment of Hamlet, from the origi- 
 nal MSS. in the Possession of Samuel Ireland, of Nor- 
 folk Street. pp. 107, 7. Fac-similes. Large folio 
 boards, uncut. London, 1796 
 
 ^Q 1880 Ireland. (Shakespeare Forgeries.) An Authentic Ac- 
 count of the Shaksperian manuscripts, etc. By W. H. 
 Ireland, pp. 43. 8° calf. London, 1796 
 
 ^^ 1881 Ireland. (Shakespeare Forgeries.) Shakspeare's 
 manuscripts, in the possession of Mr. Ireland examined. 
 By Philalethes. pp.34. 8° half calf. London, 1796 
 
 5"^ 1882 Ireland. (Shakespeare Forgeries.) An Inquiry into 
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 Southampton. By Edmond Malone. pp. 424. 8° 
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 to the Shakspeare MSS. pp. 59. 8'' calf. London, n. d. 
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 ^0 191 7 Jefferson. Notes on the State of Virginia, written in 
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 935 Jefferson at Monticello. The private life of Thomas 
 
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 scription of the whole continent of America; wherein 
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 made by order of government, etc. Engraved on 
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 by Major Holland, 1776; Pennsylvania, by Wm. Scull, 1770; 
 Virginia and Maryland, by Fry and Jefferson, 1775; North and 
 South Carolina, by Henry Mouzon, 1775 ; Lake Champlain, by Wm. 
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 j3j5-i94o Jenks, William. An Eulogy illustrative of the Life of the 
 late James Bowdoin, with notices of his family, pro- 
 nounced in Brunswick, Me., Sept. 2, 1812. pp. 40. 
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 ^0 1941 Jenks. Explanatory Bible Atlas and Scripture Gazetteer, 
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 ?fc«25" ^9^'^ Jesse, J. H. Memoirs of the Court of England, during 
 the Reign of the Stuarts, 4 vols., 1840; — George 
 Selwyn and his Contemporaries, 4 vols., 1843; — 
 Memoirs of the Court of England to the Death of 
 George the Second, 3 vols., 1843; — Memoirs of the 
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 ate, 1858. 
 
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 dans la Mission Abnaquise, 1' Annee, 1685. Manate, 1858. 
 
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 marquable dans la Mission des Abnaquis a I'Acadie, I'Annee 1701. 
 
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 ble aux Missions des Peres de la Compagnie de Jesus en la Nouvelle 
 France, 1673 et 1679. Map. Quebec, i860. 
 
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 du Mississippi en 1700. Nouvelle York, 1861. 
 
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 lo!r Or, the English planting in the Yeere 1628 until the Yeere 
 
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 Cooke and forty men to Rhode Island, to take Samuel Gorton, who 
 had become obno.xious to the Massachusetts government. For 
 twenty-eight years he was a member of the General Court of Massa- 
 chusetts, and at one time Speaker. 
 
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 of Ancient and Modern Alphabets and Domesday Char- 
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 1959 Johnson. Life of Samuel Johnson, including a Journal 
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 Association, 1885-9. 5 pamphlets. Augusta, Ga. 
 
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 of Brig-Gen. Count Casimir Pulaski, pp. 14; — Life and 
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 July 23, 1883; — Biographical Sketch of Major John 
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 ^y2^ 1966 Jones. Letters of Joseph Jones of Virginia, 1 771-1787. 
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 <2n ^9^7 Jones, George. History of Ancient America, anterior 
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