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ROUGH LIST
OF THE
MORE IMPORTANT ADDITIONS
TO THE
WAR DEPARTMENT LIBRARY.
DURING THE YEAR 1897.
PUBLISHED BY DIRECTION
OF
HONORABLE RUSSELL A. ALGER
eneral A. W. GREELY,
W. CHENEY,
SECRETARY OF WAR.
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In Supervisory Charge.
Librarian.
WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1898.
EXPLANATORY.
The arrangement of this list is alphabetical under the following
heads:
BIOGRAPHY (arranged alphabetically under subjects).
GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, TRAVELS, ETC.
MILITARY SCIENCES, ETC. (including periodicals).
For convenience of reference the titles of works in foreign lan-
guages have been translated into English; in all such cases the
language of the original text is indicated immediately after the
title.
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BIOGRAPHY.
Adams, John (President of United States). Review of correspondence between
John Adams and Win. Cunningham, 1803-1812. By Timothy Pickering.
2d ed. Salem, 1824. (4), 140 pp.
Adye, Gen. Sir John. Recollections of a military life. (Crimea, Indian mutiny,
Afghan campaigns.) New York, 1895. x, 382 pp.
Alden-Fuller Record. [See Fuller, Lemuel.]
Allen, Walter (Newbury, 1640), family of. A. H. Bent, Boston, 1896.
(P. 45.)
66.
Andre, Maj. John, review of life of. By Winthrop Sargeant. [n. p.], 1861.
pp. 83-99. (P. 123.)
Andrew, Governor John A. Memorial address. S. B. Sergeant. Boston, 1875.
30. (P. 210.)
Anglesea, Marquis of. In British Generals.
Armstrong, Gen. John. Letter to United States Senate and House of Represent-
atives, showing corruption in his administration of War Department. By
W. Simmons. Georgetown, 1814. 16.
Arnaud, C. A. Reminiscences. [n. p., n. d.] 32. (P. 210.)
Avery, Catherine H. T., Revolutionary ancestry of. Cleveland, 1897. 11 pp.
Bailey, George W. A private chapter of the war (1861-1865). St. Louis, 1880.
viii, 271 pp., port.
Baird, Sir David. In British Generals.
Barry, Commodore John, U. S. N. By M. I. J. Griffin. Reprint Annual Report
American Historical Association, 1895. pp. 339-365. Washington, 1896.
Bartlett, John Russell. Gammell. Providence, 1826. 20. (Rhode Island His-
torical Society.) (P. 42.)
Beaumarchais and his times. By Lewis D. Dolomenie. New York, 1896. 460 pp.
Beecher, Henry Ward. By Jas. B. Pond. Brooklyn, 1897. 53 pp.
Beresford, Lord William Carr. In British Generals.
Blount, William. Report of committee of House of Representatives on impeach-
ment. Philadelphia, 1797. vi, 16, cix.
Blount, Gen. Thomas. Eulogy, Feb. 8, 1812. By Wm. Blackledge, 12th Cong.,
1st sess. H. R. Journal, 361, 362.
Bothwell. By J. W. De Peyster. (Historical drama.) New York, 1894. 96.
(P. 44.)
[See Mary, Queen of Scots.]
Braddock, Gen. Edward. Orderly books, February-June, 1775. Ed. by W. H.
Lowdermilk. Cumberland, 1880. lviv. (P. 191.)
British Generals. By J. W. Cole. 2 v. London, 1856. (Marquis of Anglesea,
Sir David Baird, Sir G. L. Cole, Robert Crauford, Lord Rowland Hill, Lord
William Carr Beresford, Lord Thomas Graham Linedoch, John G. Le Mar-
chant, Sir John Moore, Sir Edward Paget, Sir Edward Pakenham, war of
1812, Sir Thomas Picton, and Robert Ross, war of 1812.)
Brown, John, views and meditations of. E. W. Williams.
[n. p., n. d.] 16.
(P. 221.)
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Brown, Moses. A. Jones. Providence, 1892. 47 pp.
Society.) (P. 41.)
(Rhode Island Historical
Buckingham, Governor W. A. (Connecticut), dedication of statue of. Hartford,
1885. 43. (P. 48.)
Obituary address on, Feb. 27, 1875. 64 pp., port. 43d Cong., 2d sess.,
S. Doc.
Buell, Don Carlos, General.
Court-martial.
Buffington, James, obituary address on, 1875. 43d Cong., 1st sess.
Bourke, Capt. John G. F. W. Hodge. [n. p., n. d.] Reprint, American An-
thropologist. pp. 45-48. (P. 47.)
Burke, Edmund, history of the life and times of. By T. Macknight.
London, 1858.
3 v.
Calhoun, John C. Memorial. By his old friend, "Justinian," S. C. Baltimore,
1874. 28.
28. (P. 235.)
Campbell, Colin (Lord Clyde), life of. By Lieutenant General Shadwell. 2 v.
London, 1881. xvii, 457; 489 pp.
Caperton, A. T., Senator, obituary address on, Sept. 26, 1876. 18 pp., 63 pp.,
port. 43d Cong., 2d sess., S. Doc.
Carroll, Anna Ella. Claim in connection with the Tennessee campaign of 1862.
Washington, 1873. 55. (P. 210.)
[See Arnaud, C. A.] (P. 210.)
Chase, S. P. Biographical notice. By H. Hamlin, J. A. Garfield, and others.
Smithsonian Report for 1874.
Chesney, Gen. F. R. By his wife and daughter. Editor, F. Lane Poole.
London, 1885.
Clay, Henry. Obituary addresses in the Senate June 20, 1852.
Cong., 1st sess.
155 pp.
32d
Clayton, John M. Obituary address in Senate, 1856. 24 pp. 24th Cong., 1st
sess.
Cleveland, Grover (President of United States). By James Lowry Whittle.
New York [1896]. xvi, 240 pp.
Cler, Gen. J. J. G. Reminiscences of an officer of Zouaves (2d regiment, French
Army). New York, 1859. viii, 317.
Coffin, Admiral Sir Isaac (Baronet), life of. His English and American ances-
tors. By Thos. C. Amory. Boston, 1886.
141 pp.
Cole, Sir G. L. In British Generals.
Collamer, Jacob. Obituary address in U. S. Senate, 1865. 72 pp. 38th Cong.,
2d sess.
Comey, David (Concord, Mass.), family of. With notes on Malmann family.
A. H. Bent. Boston, 1886. 50. (P. 45.)
Compton, Herbert (troop sergeant major, King's (14th) hussars). Memoirs for
25 years. London, 1893.
Convers, Joseph (Bedford, Mass., 1739-1828), family history in the line of. By
J. J. Putnam. Worcester, 1897. 97 pp.
Cook, P. McCauly (Pennsylvania House of Representatives). Memorial proceed-
ings. Harrisburg, 1897. 29.
Covode, John, obituary address on, Feb. 9, 1871. 48 pp., port. 41st Cong., 3d
sess., H. R. Doc.
Crauford, Gen. Robert. In British Generals.
Crook, Maj. Gen. George. Memorial services at Omaha. Omaha, 1890. 21.
(P. 210.)
Darwin, F. C. Life and letters. By his son. New York, 1893. (11), 365 pp.
Daves, Capt. John. Military career in North Carolina, Continental line. G.
Daves. Baltimore, 1892. 16. (P. 47.)
WAR DEPARTMENT LIBRARY.
Davis, Capt. Isaac, the first officer killed in the Revolutionary war.
Read be-
fore the Worcester Society of Antiquity, Sept. 1, 1896, by Rev. Geo. F. Clark.
[n. p., n. d.] 11 pp.
Debs, E. V., argument of Attorney General Olney in case of. Washington,
1894. 22. (P. 48.)
De Leon, Edwin. Thirty years of my life on three continents. 2 v. London,
1890. viii, 327; viii, 362.
Durfee, Chief Justice Job (Rhode Island). By R. G. Hazard. Providence,
1848. 45. (Rhode Island Historical Society.) (P. 42.)
Elbert, Maj. Gen. Samuel (American Revolution). By C. C. Jones. Cam-
bridge, 1887. 48 pp.
Everett, Edward. Proceedings of memorial meeting, Knoxville, Tenn., Jan. 4,
1865.
[n. p., n. d.] pp. 35-50. (P. 221.)
[n.
32.
Ewing, G. W., diplomatic services of. By J. M. Curry. Cambridge, 1890.
(Massachusetts Historical Society.) (P. 48.)
Farragut Day. Official souvenir programme. Hartford, Oct. 19, 1897. 40 pp.
Fogg, Maj. Jeremiah. Journal during the expedition of General Sullivan in
1779 against the Western Indians. (Edition of 150.) Exeter, 1879. 24 pp.
Foote, Solomon, Senator. Oration on death of. 1865. 120 pp.
120 pp. 38th Cong., 2d
sess.
n. d.] 8. (P. 44.)
Foster, Gen. J. G. (See Naglee, Gen. H. M.) (P. 211.)
Francesca da Rimini. Tr. by J. W. De Peyster. [n. p., n. d.] 8.
Franklin. Proceedings on presentation of sword of Washington and staff of
Franklin, Feb. 7, 1843. 27th Cong., 3d sess., H. Doc. 144. 15.
Fuller, Lemuel, fifth from John Fuller, record of descendants of. M. P. Black.
St. Louis, 1896. 68.
Fytche, Gen. Albert. Personal reminiscences. (In Burmah, past and present.)
London, 1878.
Garfield, memorial address on, before Congress, by J. G. Blaine. Washington,
1882. 18. (P. 235.)
Garfield, President James A. Memorial services, 1881. 18. (P. 210.)
Garfield, Gen. J. A. Unveiling of memorial, May, 1896. Fairmount Park
Association, No. 29. 33 pp.
George IV., court of England under. 2 v. London, 1896.
Girard, Stephen. Oration at unveiling of statue. By J. M. Beck. Philadelphia,
1897. 24.
Unveiling memorial tablet of. Philadelphia, 1896. 37. (P. 48.)
Glenn, John (Baltimore), recollections of. D. C. Gilman and T. R. Bracket.
Baltimore, 1896. 22. (P. 43.)
(Baltimore) 1829-1896. Memoir by D. C. Gilman.
22 pp.
Baltimore, 1896.
Graham, James D., jr. Memorial Century Association. By P. D. Ford et al.
New York, 1894. 40. (P. 48.)
Grant, Gen. U. S., address on, at Boston and at Worcester. By Gen. Chas.
Devens. Worcester, 1885. 21. (P. 235.)
Campaigning with, by Horace Porter. New York, 1897. xviii, 546. il.
Memorial address at Atchison, Kans. J. A. Martin. Topeka, 1885. 35.
(P. 210.)
Memorial address at Manhattan Beach, N. Y. By Robert Laird Collier.
New York, 1885. 8. (P. 235.)
Memorial services in Pawtucket, R. I. Pawtucket, 1885. 36. (P. 210.)
Our own General. Obituary poem.
Obituary poem. C. J. Beatty. [n. p., n. d.] 10.
(P. 235.)
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Gray, John. Mount Vernon, Va. Last soldier of the Revolution. Washington,
1868. 64. (P. 235.)
Green, A. G. S. T. Arnold, 1869. 22. (Rhode Island Historical Society.) (P.
42.)
Grimes, Gen. Wm., memorial address on. By H. A. London. Raleigh, 1886.
22. (P. 221.)
Habersham, Maj. John (American Revolution). C. C. Jones. Cambridge, 1886.
30 pp., port.
Habersham, Joseph (Postmaster General). [In Habersham, John.]
Hagner, Col. Peter B., U. S. Army. Obituary notice. Washington, 1893. 13.
(P. 207.)
Hamley, Gen. Sir E. B. By A. I. Shand. 2 v. London, 1895.
Hammond, Surg. W. A., statement of the case of, with review of evidence. J.
Holt. Washington, 1864. 6.
6. (P. 207.)
Hancock, John, and his time. By William C. Burrage. (Reprint from Bos-
tonian Society Collection, by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company,
1891.) Boston, 1891. 18. (1) p.
Harrison, Gessner (Professor University of Virginia).
Broadus. Charlottesville, 1874. 40.
Memorial by J. A.
Hazen, Gen. W. B. Some corrections on "Life on the Plains." [n. p., n. d.] 18.
Henry, Joseph, address at unveiling of statue of. By Chief Justice Waite and
Noah Porter. Washington, 1884. 17, fts.
Report, 1883. (P. 235.)
Reprint from Smithsonian
38th Cong., 2d sess.
2d ed. London, 1845. xv, 395 pp.
Hicks, Thomas, obituary address on. 1855.
Hill (Lord), life of. By Rev. Edwin Sidney.
Hill, Lord Rowland. In British Generals.
Holden, Sergt. David. Journal French and Indian war, 1760. S. A. Green.
Cambridge, 1889. 30.
Hooker, and troops, from the Army of the Potomac. By D. Butterfield. (P. 221.)
Hooker, Gen. Joseph, and his troops at Lookout Mountain, with his military
record. By D. Butterfield. New York, 1896. 48 pp., port. (P. 207.)
Obituary. By J. W. De Peyster. New York, 1881. 40. (P. 207.)
Hopetoun, Lord John Hope. In British Generals.
Hopkinson, Francis (American Revolution). By C. R. Hilburn. [n. p.], 1878.
13. (P. 48.)
How, David, diary of. Private in Col. Paul Dudley's Regiment of the Massa-
chusetts line in the Army of the American Revolution. With biographical
sketch of How by G. W. Chase, and illustrative notes by H. B. Dawson.
(250 copies, numbered and signed; War Dept. copy is No. 69.) Morrisania,
N. Y., 1865. 4to. xv, 51 pp.
Howe, Richard (Earl), life of. By Sir J. Barrow. London, 1838. xvi, 432 pp.
Howland, John (President Rhode Island Historical Society). By E. B. Hall.
Providence, 1855. 46. (P. 42.)
Humphreys, Gen. A. A. Sketch by H. L. Carson. Philadelphia, 1884. 30. (P.207.)
Humphreys, A. A., at Fredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862, and Farinville, Apr. 2, 1865.
By H. H. Humphreys. Chicago, 1896. 60. (P. 221.)
Hunter, Gen. David. [See Naglee, H. M.] (P. 211.)
Jackson, Gen. Andrew. By J. P. Nott. Louisville, 1890. 18.
(P. 47.)
late Commander in Chief of the Southern Division. By a citizen of
Massachusetts. Boston, 1828. 334 pp.
Life and public services, with eulogy by Hon. George Bancroft. Ed. by
John S. Jenkins. Buffalo, 1852. 397 pp.
Proceedings of Congress on presentation of his sword.
33d Cong., 2d sess., House Report
1855. 40 pp.
WAR DEPARTMENT LIBRARY.
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Jasper, Sergt. Wm. (American Revolution). C. C. Jones, jr. Albany, 1876.
36. (P. 47.)
Jay, John (first Chief Justice), life and times of. By W. Whitelock. New
York, 1897. vi, 370 pp.
Johnson, Reverdy. [See Fitz John Porter.]
Johnston, J. E. Memorial sermon by A. T. Porter, Survivors' Association,
Charleston, S. C. Charleston, 1891. 26. (P. 211.)
Jones, Rev. Peter. History of Ojebway Indians and memoir of the author.
London, 1861.
Jones, Col. Chas. C. (Georgia, 1831-1893). By C. E. Jones. Augusta, 1893. 13.
Kearney, P., statue of. Speech of A. C. Thompson, House of Representatives,
Aug. 21, 1888. [n. p., n. d.] 4. (P. 221.)
Kelton family. By D. H. Kelton. [n. p.], 1845. 14. (P. .)
Kerr, M. C., Speaker House of Representatives, obituary address on, Sept. 26,
1876. 88 pp., port. 44th Cong., 2d sess., House Doc.
Kettell, John (Stowe, Massachusetts). Was he killed by Indians, 1676. J. F.
Clark. Boston, 1896. 3. (P. 47.)
Keyne, Capt. Robert (Boston). Notebook, 1643. S. A. Green. Cambridge, 1889.
17. (P. 47.)
Labouchere, H., diary of (the besieged resident), in Paris. 2d ed. London, 1871.
Lafayette, orations on, by J. Q. Adams, Dec. 31, 1804. 23d Cong., 2d sess.,
House Journal.
Lawrence, Capt. Thomas (Groton, Massachusetts), papers relating to company
of, in French and Indian war, 1758. By S. A. Green. Cambridge, 1890.
15. (P. 191.)
Leach, lieutenant colonel of rifle brigade and 70th regiment. Rough sketches
of life. (Service in West Indies, Peninsula campaigns, the Netherlands,
including Waterloo.) London, 1831.
Lemon, John A. (Pennsylvania). Memorial. Harrisburg, 1897. 36.
Lincoln, Abraham, address on. By I. N. Arnold. Chicago, 1883. 45 pp. (reprint
from Trans. Royal Historical Society).
v. 10. (P. 224.)
Address by Union League of Philadelphia, in favor of reelection of.
Philadelphia, 1864. 30. (P. 224.)
Amnesty proclamation and third annual message of. [n. p., n. d.] 20.
(P. 224.)
Mitchell. Catalogue of. Phila-
(P. 224.)
Lowell, 1865.
17.
Collection on autographs of, by A. T.
delphia [n. d.]. 111, with reproductions.
Eulogy in Lowell by G. S. Boutwell.
Memorial collection. By J. E. Francis. Buffalo [n. d.]. 55. (P. 224.)
Oration on, by G. Bancroft, 1865.
72 pp.
38 Cong., S. Doc.
Proceedings on eighty-first anniversary of, by Republican Club of New
York City. New York, 1890. 64. (P. 224.)
Union League Pamphlet No. 10. [n. p., n1. d.] 12. (P. 224.)
Workingman's reasons for reelection of. [n. p., n. d.] S. (P. 224.)
Lushington, Henry, biography of. By George S. Venables. (The first 101 pages
of "Italian war, 1848-49, and the last Italian poet.")
Lyndhurst, Lord, life of. By Sir Theodore Martin. London, 1883. xi, 532 pp.
Lynedoch, Lord Thomas Graham. In British Generals.
Mackenzie, the Hon. Alexander. His life and times. By William Buckingham
and Hon. Geo. W. Ross. Toronto, 1892. 678 pp.
Macomber, Kingsley W., genealogy of. By J. K. Macomber. Des Moines, 1897.
23 pp.
Malmann family. [See Comey.]
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Manchester, Stephen, slayer of the Indian Chief Polen, 1756, and a Revolutionary
soldier. By N. Goold. Portland, 1897. 18 pp.
Mary, Queen of Scots. Bothwell and the casket letter. J. W. De Peyster.
New York, 1890. 40. (P. 44.)
Genuine letter of, to James, Earl of Bothwell. Translated by E. Sim-
mond. Edited by J. W. De Peyster. New York, 1892. (P. 24.)
McClellan, Gen. G. B. Army of the Potomac and its mismanagement. C.
Ellet, jr. Washington, 1861. 19. (P. 228.)
Fremont and, their political and military careers, review of. Van Buren
Denslow. 2d ed. Yonkers, 1862. 32. (P. 228.)
from August 1, 1861, to August 1, 1862. [n. p., n. d.] 26. (P. 228.)
from Ball's Bluff to Antietam. By Geo. Wilkes. New York, 1863. 40.
(P. 228.)
Military incapacity, and what it costs the country. By C. Ellet, jr.
New York, 1862. 15. (P. 228.)
Military review of the campaign in Virginia and Maryland of. F. A.
Peterson. 65. New York, 1862-63. Part 1, 55. Part 2, 69. (P. 228.)
68. (P. 228.)
Peninsula campaign of. H. Ketchum. New York, 1864.
Review of his campaigns. Boston, 1863. 21. (P. 211.)
and the Army of the Potomac. By Gen. J. Prim. New York, 1864. 23.
(P. 228.)
McPherson, Gen. J. B. By Gen. W. T. Sherman. Washington, 1878.
and map. (P. 211.)
11 pp.
Meacham, Capt. Wm. Authority for adding his name (with that of Lieut.
Benjamin West) to patriots killed at Bunker Hill. Boston, 1895. 12. City
Document, 147. (P. 49.)
Meade, Gen. G. G., unveiling of statue of, at Fairmount Park, including ora-
tion. Fairmount Park Association Publication No. 20. Philadelphia, 1887.
40 pp., port. (P. 211.)
Milroy, Gen. R. H. Letter to the President, explanatory of evidence before
court of inquiry on evacuation of Winchester. Washington, 1863. 14.
(P. 235.)
Michel Angelo and the tombs of the Medici. By J. W. De Peyster. [n. d.,
n. p.] 7. (P. 44.)
Statue of the Thinker. By J. W. De Peyster. [n. d., n. p.]
Montgomery, Gen. Richard. By G. W. Cullom. New York, 1876.
Moore, Sir John. In British Generals.
8.
(P. 44.)
16.
(P. 49.)
196 pp.
Morris, Robert, and the Holland Purchase. By John Kennedy. Batavia, 1894.
Morse, Samuel F. B., memorial tribute to. Washington, 1875. 359 pp.
Naglee, Gen. H. M. Correspondence, orders, etc., between Gen. D. Hunter,
Gen. J. D. Foster, and Gen. H. M. Naglee, February-March, 1863. Philadel-
phia, 1863. 60. (P. 211.)
Ohrwalder, Father Joseph. In Wingate's "Ten years' captivity in the Mahdi's
camp." 5th ed. London, 1892.
O'Rielly, Capt. Henry B., 1st regiment New York (Excelsior Brigade). Me-
mento. Rochester, 1862. 7 pp.
Paget, Sir Edward. In British Generals.
Pakenham, Sir Edward. In British Generals. (War of 1812.)
Parkes, Sir Henry. Fifty years of Australian history. 2 v. London, 1892.
Parliamentary generals of the great civil war, 1642-1651.
Parsons, Gen. Samuel H., examination of charge of treason against. By J. G.
Woodward. p. 13-35, Connecticut Society, S. A. R., Vindication of patriots,
1896.
WAR DEPARTMENT LIBRARY.
Parsons, Dr. Usher. [In Green, A. G.] By S. A. Arnold.
Penn, Wm. Charter of liberties for Pennsylvania. (P. 41.)
Picton, Sir Thomas. In British Generals.
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Porter, Gen. Fitz John. Reply to Reverdy Johnson's attack upon the adminis-
tration in the case of Fitz John Porter. Anon. Baltimore, 1863. 19.
Speech of J. W. Kiefer, House of Representatives, January 25, 1884, on
case of. Washington, 1884. 20. (P. 211.)
Porter, Gen. Horace. Campaigning with Grant. New York, 1897. xviii, 546. 11.
Porter, Col. P. A. (8th New York Heavy Artillery). [See Wadsworth, James A.]
Preble, Commander G. H., chase of rebel steamer "Oreto," by. Investigation
of conduct, etc. Cambridge, 1862. 60.
Prescott, Col. William. Oration by William Everett. Boston, 1896. 64. (P. 49.)
Price, P. W. (Alabama). Autobiography. Selma, Ala., 1877. 80.
Putnam, Gen. Israel, vindication of. By Jonathan Trumbull. p. 36-42 of Con-
necticut Society, S. A. R., Vindications of patriots.
Quincy, Josiah, speech on, in February, 1858.
[n. p., n. d.] 8. (P. 49.)
Quint, Rev. Alonzo H. (chaplain 2d Massachusetts Infantry), Union memorial
service for. New Bedford, 1896. 8 pp.
Rankin, John, unveiling of monument to, at Ripley. [n. p.] 1892. 24. (P. 48.)
Ranson, John L. (9th Michigan Cavalry). Andersonville diary, escape, and list
of the dead. Auburn, N. Y., 1881. 304.
Revere, Gen. Joseph W., statement of case of, with map, New York, 1863. 48.
(P. 211.)
Roberts, Lord (field marshal). Forty-one years in India. 2 v. New York, 1897.
xx, 511 pp.; xii, 522 pp.
Robinson, Governor Geo. B., commemorative address on, at Lexington. H. C.
Lodge. Boston, 1896. 28.
28. (P. 18, P. 49.)
Ross, Robert (war of 1812). In British Generals.
Ruggles, Gen. Timothy, 1711-1795. By H. S. Ruggles. [n. p.]
1897. 40 pp.
Treats of French and Indian and Revolutionary wars.
Russell, W. H. My diary. (Franco-German war.) London, 1874.
Schuyler, Philip, and the Burgoyne campaign. Address by J. W. De Peyster.
New York, 1897. 26. (P. 122.)
Sedgwick, Gen. John. Address before Vermont Officers' Reunion Society. By
M. T. McMahon, 1880. 33 pp.
Memorial exercises at Cornwall, Conn., May 30, 1892. Hartford, 1892.
35 pp., port.
Seward, W. H. Review of diplomacy. By a Northern man (Reed). [n. p.,
n. d.] 60.
Shakespeare. Was he after all a myth? By J. W. De Peyster. New York,
1888. 32.
32. (P. 44.)
Appendix to above. [n. p., n. d.] 2 pp.
Shaw, Col. R. G. (54th Massachusetts), dedication of monument to. Boston,
1897. 71 pp.
1888.
Sheridan, P. H. Memoir by B. M. Gutcheon, M. O. L. L. U. S.
61 pp.
Sherman, W. T. By Capt. F. H. Madgburg. Repr. of Wis. M. O. L. L. U. S.
War Papers, 1891. Milwaukee, 1896.
51 pp.
Sherman, Gen. W. T. Memorial tribute by S. J. Niccolls. St. Louis, 1891.
16. (P. 211.)
Sherman Statue Committee. Army of Tennessee. Answer to National Sculp-
ture Society. [n. p., n. d.] 15. (P. 221.)
Skehan, W. F., military life of.
Boston, 1885. 20.
(P. 211.)
Smallwood, Col. Wm. Smallwood's Immortals. E. L. Dorsey. 117. [n. p.,
n. d.] 15.
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Southworth, Constant (Massachusetts), descendants of. By G. C. S. South-
worth. Salem, Ohio, 1897. 32 pp.
Sprague (Edward) family items. By G. H. Kelton. Montpelier, Vt., 1894.
(P. 45.)
Spurr, Lieut. Thos. J. (15th Massachusetts).
Boston, 1862.
32.
Memorial sermon. A. Hill.
Staples, Chaplain Carleton A. (American Revolution). By C. D. Cowles. Boston,
1891. 12. (P. 49.)
Staples, W. R.
[In Green, A. G.]
Steedman, Gen. Jas. B., oration at unveiling of monument of.
J. C. Smith. Chicago, 1887. 31. (P. 221.)
Toledo, O.
Steevens, Lieut. Col. Charles. Reminiscences from 1795 to 1818. By N. Steevens.
Winchester, 1878. (Served in 20th Regiment, British Army.)
Stockton, R., statues of, and Philip Kearney. (P. 221.)
Suwarrow, Marshal. By J. W. De Peyster. Philadelphia, 1883. 63.
Swinburne, D. John. Report of his services on the Peninsular, 1862.
(P. 43.)
[n. p.,
n. d.] 1. (P. 211.)
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Trollope, Anthony. An autobiography. 2 v.
Trumbull, Jonathan and John, defamation of.
Connecticut Society, S. A. R., Vindication of patriots, 1896.
Trumbull, Col. John, catalogue of letters and papers of, sold Feb. 11, 1897. By
S. V. Henkels. Philadelphia, 1897. 99 pp.
Tucker, Col. I. M. (2d New Jersey Infantry).
Memorial sermon and oration.
By C. R. Craven and J. Y. Foster. Newark, 1862. 42.
Tucker, John, Assistant Secretary of War. Reply to Senate Committee. 57 pp.
(P. 235.)
Turenne, sa Vie, les Institutions militaires de son Temps. Par Jules Roy.
Paris, 1896. viii, 472 pp.
Van Arsdale, Capt. J., recollections of. Evacuation day in New York, by J.
Riker. New York, 1883.
56. (P. 117.)
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Wadsworth, James S. Proceedings of Century Association, with eulogy by
W. J. Hoppin. Also of Col. Peter A. Porter, 8th New York Regiment;
eulogy by F. S. Cousins. New York, 1865. 88.
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staff of Franklin. Feb. 7, 1843, 27th Cong., 3d sess., H. Doc. 144. 15.
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Aaron Burr. By Daniel Clark. Philadelphia, 1809.
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Cutler. Ordinance of July 13, 1887.
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Delomenie.
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1827.
Longchamps. The last war. (1870-71.) French.
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Philipart. Royal military calendar.
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v. 1-5.
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Portland, 1849.
Smith.
Unknown African countries.
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Soudan.
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Speke. Discovery of the Nile.
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Story of American heroism.
Stephens. Revolutionary Europe, 1789-1815.
Swayne. Somali Land.
Talton.
Waterloo roll call.
1897.
Theal. Portuguese in South Africa. 1896.
Thomas. Johannesburg in arms.
Thompson. Wars of the United States.
Thomas. The outgoing Turk.
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Wood. Egypt under the British.
Zaya. United States and Mexico. Spanish.
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Artillery Circular K. Machine guns in U. S. Army. (W. D. Doc. No. 24.)
L. Salutes and ceremonies. (W. D. Doc. No. 46.)
Aimard. French sharpshooters.
Aldershot military lectures:
French.
59. Hutton. Our comrades of Great Britain.
1897. 25, table.
60. Adam. Campaign of the Pyrenees, 1812. 28.
61. May. Horse artillery and cavalry. 18.
62. Goldie. Tactical use of field defenses in recent campaigns. 25.
63. Butler. The Nile cataracts.
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64. Arnold. The Niger-Sudan campaign, 1897. 22. maps.
Aeronautic manual for 1896.
Autumn maneuvers in Europe in 1894. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 6.)
in 1895. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 11.)
in 1896. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 49.)
Balkan campaign, précis of. By Bujac. French.
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Battery, influence of the command of a. (W. D. Doc. No. 23.)
Becker, Spanish idioms.
Biensan. Handling a squadron. 1881. French.
Boissenet. War contributions.
Broudel. Explosives. French.
French.
Bujac. Précis of the Balkan campaign. French.
Cavalry drill regulations. (W. D. Doc. No. 14.)
Cavalry, new regulations of Russian. (W. D. Doc. No. 54.) In press.
Cavalry pioneer tools and explosives. (W. D. Doc. No. 53.) In press.
China, war between, and Japan. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 11.)
Chronkite. Gunnery for noncommissioned officers.
Colt's revolver, description of. (W. D. Doc. No. 15.)
Cement, sand, and building materials. Tr. by Captain Carter. (W. D. Docs.
Nos. 1, 11, 36.)
Cooks, manual for army. (W. D. Doc. No. 18.)
Cousin. Calculation in military operations. French.
Davis. Elements of law.
Davis. Military laws of the United States.
(W. D. Doc. No. 22.)
Delhome. Handbook of infantry and cavalry. French.
Deneuve. Homing pigeons. 1888. French.
Devaureix. Fifty tactical problems, 1892. French.
Donkin. Gas, oil, and air engines.
Dyer. Handbook of light artillery.
Emtage. Light.
European autumnal maneuvers in 1894. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 6.)
in 1895. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 11.)
in 1895. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 49.)
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Explosives, high. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 53.) In press.
Farman. Auto-cars, cars, etc.
Firing regulations. (W. D. Doc. No. 8.)
Furse. Précis of military law.
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Girardin. Lessons in Artillery. French.
(M. I. D. Pub. No. 2.)
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Greece, military systems of, and Turkey.
Greenough. The gun and its developments.
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Guns, Lyle, manufacture of. (W. D. Doc. No. 4.)
machine, in U. S. Army. (W. D. Doc. No. 24.)
Hannot. Photography in the (Belgian) army. 1876. French.
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227.)
Helvig. Tactical problems. 2 v.
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Hornei. Philosophy of war. 1879. French.
Hospital corps drill regulations. (W. D. Doc. No. 12.)
Infantry manual of arms. (W. D. Doc. 47.)
Infantry drill regulations. Ed. 1891. (W. D. Doc. No. 45.)
Ingalls. Handbook of problems in direct fire.
Italian campaigns, précis of, of 1796, 1859, and 1876. 3 v. French.
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Japan, war between China and. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 11.)
Joyce. Examples in electrical engineering.
Jupin. Military dogs in the French army. French.
Lewes. Service chemistry. 2d ed.
Lyle guns, manufacture of.
1895.
(W. D. Doc. No. 4.)
Mahan and Mercur. Permanent fortifications.
Manual of arms, infantry. (W. D. Doc. No. 47.)
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Martin. Directive tactics for cavalry, 1888.
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Maximilian. Code of military justice, 1865.
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Mercur and Mahan. Permanent fortifications.
Medical Department manual. (W. D. Doc. No. 17.)
Militia (organized) of United States in 1893. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 3.)
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in 1895.
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in 1896. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 13.)
Military schools of Europe. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 9.)
systems of Greece and Turkey.
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laws of the United States. (W. D. Doc. No. 22.)
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Mumme. Tactics applied to terrain. 2d ed. French.
Naudin. Fifteen lectures for noncommissioned officers, 1897. French.
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Organization, armaments, and military progress, 1894 and 1896. (M. I. D. Pubs.
Nos. 4 and 8.)
Paymaster's manual.
(W. D. Doc. No. 20.)
Pedoya. Tactical principles. French.
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AUSTRIA. Vienna: Mittheilungen uber gegenstande des artillerie- und genie-
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Mondes (semimonthly); Revue Maritime et Coloniale: Revue Militaire
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Reichsheers; Deutsche Heeres-Zeitung (semiweekly); Marine Rundschau;
Militär-Wochenblatt (semiweekly). Dresden: International Revue
Armeen und Flotten. Gotha: Almanach de Gotha (annual); Petermann
Mitteilungen. Leipzig: Militärische Rundschau; Militärisches.
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Christiania: Norsk Militaert Tidsskrift's Redaktion.
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istratia.
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Imperial Russian Geographical Society; Engineering Journal; Naval
Magazine.
SPAIN. Barcelona: Revista General de la Marina Militar (semimonthly).
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Magazine of History and Biography (quarterly).
Photography, manual of. By Reber. (W. D. Doc. No. 5.)
Plioutskinsi. Folding bicycles. French.
Pratt. Field artillery.
6th ed.
Quartermaster's manual. (W. D. Doc. No. 29.)
Quinteau. War of surprises. 2 v. French.
Reber. Manual of photography. (W. D. Doc. No. 5.)
Rivett-Carnac. Presidential armies of India.
Sanford. Nitro-explosives. 1896.
1890.
Schmidt. Modern arms, with supplement of 1891. French.
Sironi. Strategetic geography. 1875. French.
Soldiers' handbook. (W. D. Doc. No. 9.)
Sources of information on military subjects, 1896. (M. I. D. No. 10.)
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1897. (W. D. Doc. No. 55.)
In press.
Squier and Crehore. New Polarizing Photo-Chronograph.
Stechert. Gymnastics.
Subsistence and messing in Europe. (W. D. Doc. No. 52.) In press.
Subsistence manual. (W. D. Doc. No. 21.)
Subsistence stores handbook. (W. D. Doc. No. 19.)
Sweden, military system of. (M. I. D. Pub. No. 12.)
Theval. Rôle of localities in war. 1 v. and atlas. French.
Von Arnim. Infantry captain's journal.
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1. Resolutions of conventions at Munich, etc., on uniform methods for test-
ing construction materials. By J. Bauschinger.
2. Index; special orders, Chief of Engineers.
3. Organized militia of 1895. (M. I. D. No. 7.)
4. Manufacture of Lyle guns.
5. Manual of photography. By S. Reber. 112.
6. Organization, armament, and military progress. (M. I. D. No. 8.)
7. Bulletin No. 5: Northern and Northwestern lakes.
8. Firing regulations.
9. Soldiers' handbook.
10. Military schools of Europe. (M. I. D. No. 9.)
11. Tests of construction materials.
12. Drill regulations. Hospital corps.
13. Sources of information on military professional subjects. 1896. (M. I.
D. No. 10.)
14. Cavalry drill regulations.
15. Description of Colt's revolver.
16. War between China and Japan. European autumn maneuvers, 1896.
(M. I. D. No. 11.)
17. Manual for Medical Department.
18. Manual for army cooks.
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19. Handbook of subsistence stores.
20. Paymasters' manual.
21. Manual for Subsistence Department.
22. Military laws of the United States.
23. Influence of the command of a battery.
24. Artillery Circular K: Machine guns in U. S. Army.
25. Annual report of the Secretary of War for 1896.
8 v.
26. Army Register, 1897.
27. Military system of Sweden. (M. I. D. No. 12.)
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28. Report of Board of Visitors to West Point for 1896.
29. Manual for Quartermaster's Department.
30. Index to General Orders and Circulars, A. G. O.
31. Index to Special Orders, 1896, A. G. O.
32. Organized militia of the United States, 1896.
(M. I. D. No. 13.)
33. Index to General Orders and Circulars, Chief of Engineers.
34. Index to Special Orders, Chief of Engineers.
35. Bulletin No. 6: Northern and Northwestern lakes.
36. Conclusions adopted by French Commission with reference to tests of
cement. Influence of sea water on hydraulic mortars. Tr. by Capt.
O. M. Carter and Mr. Giesler.
37. Military systems of Greece and Turkey. (M. I. D. No. 14.)
38. Regulations pertaining to uniforms.
39. Subject catalogue No. 4: Military biographies and other personal litera-
ture in War Department Library. vii, 93.
40. Subject catalogue No. 5: Photographs and negatives relating to the
War for the Union. 219.
41. Subject catalogue No. 6: Military literature relating to participation of
the individual States in the war. 203.
42. Instructions for the use of the telephone.
43. Official table of distances. 1897.
44. Report of Board of Visitors to West Point in 1897.
45. Infantry drill regulations, December, 1891.
46. Artillery Circular L. Salutes and ceremonies.
47. Manual of arms, infantry.
48. Report Superintendent of Military Academy for 1897.
49. Autumn maneuvers of 1896 in Europe. (M. I. D. No. 15.)
50. Army Register, 1898.
51. Annual report of Secretary of War for 1897. 8 v.
In press.
52. Subsistence and messing in Europe. (M. I. D. No. 16, Part I.) In press.
53. Cavalry, pioneer tools and high explosives. (M. I. D. No. -.)
press.
54. New drill regulations of Russian cavalry. In press.
In
55. Sources of information on military and professional subjects. 1897.
(M. I. D. No. -.) In press.
56. Index to General Orders and Circulars, Adjutant General's Office. 1897.
In press.
57. Selected professional papers. Translated from European military peri-
odicals. In press.
58. Index to Special Orders, Adjutant General's Office. 1897.
59. Index to Special Orders, Chief of Engineers. 1897.
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