CATALOGUE OF WORKS ON \ NTHROPOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY, PRIMITIVE SOCIETY, ETC., ETC. ALSO MYTHOLOGY AND FOLK-LORE INCLUDING portion of the Library of SIR H. H. RISLEY, K.QI.E., C.S.I. " In whatever language it may be written, every line, every word is wel- come that bears the impress of the early days of mankind." MAX MULLER. FRANCIS EDWARDS, BOOKSELLER, HIGH STREET, MARYLEBONE, LONDON, W. Telegrams : " FINALITY, BAKER, LONDON." Telephone : 803 MAYFAIR. OCTOBER 1912. VIEWS OF FRANCIS EDWARDS' NEW PREMISES OPENED 1912. Entrance to the Ground Floor. The Long Gallery from the Ground Floor. CATALOGUE Of a Collection of Books on ANTHROPOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY, PRIMITIVE SOCIETY, MYTHOLOGY, RELIGIONS, FOLK-LORE, Etc, Etc. 1 Abbott (George Fred., Emmanuel College, Camb.) MACEDONIAN FOLKLORE, 8vo. cloth, Cambridge, 1903 4s 2 Aeharjya Brahmans. BRIEF HISTORY of the SAKADRIPI and SARAJUPARI of BENGAL, sm. 4to. sewn, Calcutta, n.d. 2s 3 Addy (Sidney Oldall, M.A.) HOUSEHOLD TALES with other TRADITIONAL REMAINS, collected in the Counties of YORK, LINCOLN, DERBY, and NOTTINGHAM, 8vo. cloth, 1895 4s 4 Akas. MICHELL (Capt. St. J. F.) The AKAS, with plate: MACGREGOR (Major R. C.) REPORT on the AKHAS and AKHA COUNTRY, large folding maps : WAY (Lieut. -Col. G. A.) REPORT on the AKHAS, the AKHA COUNTRY, and the AKHA EXPEDITION, illustrations together in 1 vol. 8vo. unbound, Simla, 1884 6s 5 Akerman (John Yonge, F.S.A.) An ARCHAEOLOGICAL INDEX to REMAINS of ANTIQUITY of the CELTIC, ROMANO-BRITISH, and ANGLO-SAXON PERIODS, plates, 8vo, cloth, 1847 3s 6 Alldridge (Thomas Joshua, F.R.G.S., District Com., Sherbro, West Coast of Africa) The SHERBRO and its HINTERLAND, maps and numerous illustrations, 8vo. cloth, 1901 8s Secret Societies, Human Sacrifices, Native Ordeals, etc. 7 Amberley (John Russell, Viscount) An ANALYSIS of RELIGIOUS BELIEF, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 1877 9s An attempt to reach some ground of religious certainty by means of the Comparative Method. 8 American Ethnology (Bureau of) ANNUAL REPORTS to the SECRETARY of the SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, edited by J. W. POWELL, Director, FIRST to TWENTY-SIXTH REPORT, with many hundred plates, many coloured, 31 vols. impl. 8vo. cloth, Washington, 1881-1908 20 This valuable collection contains numerous original works relating to Anthropology, Folk-lore, etc., by the most eminent anthropologists of the time. Many of these may be obtained separately and are entered in this catalogue under the names of their Authors. 9 NINETEENTH REPORT, 1897-90, by J. W. POWELL, Director, numerous plates, 2 vols. thick impl. 8vo. cloth, Washington, 1900 i 4s Containing Myths of the Sherokee by JAMES MOONEY (576 pp.), Tusayan Migration Traditions, by J. W. FEWKES, Mayan Calendar Systems, and Numeral Systems of Mexico, by CYRUS THOMAS, Tusayan Flute and Snake Ceremonies, by J. W. FKWKES, Wild Rice Gatherers of the Upper Lakes, by A. E. JENKS, etc. 10 TWENTIETH REPORT, 1898-99, by J. W. POWELL, Director, with 177 full-page plates (some coloured) and 79 text illustrations, impl. 8vo. cloth, Washington, 1903 15s Containing Aboriginal Pottery of the Eastern United States, by W H. HOLMES (337 pp.) 2 FRANCIS EDWARDS, Bookseller, 11 Anderson (John, M.D., F.R.S.E.) MANDALAY to MOMIEN : Narrative of the two Expeditions to Western China, 1868 and 1875, under COL. E. B. SLADEN and COL. HORACE BROWNE, with maps and illustrations, 8vo. cloth, 1876 7s 6d 12 Annandale (Nelson, B.A., Supt. of Indian Mus., Calcutta} RELIGION and MAGIC : SKELETONS of the MALAYO-SIAMESE : CUSTOMS of the MALAYO- SIAMESE (Reprints from Fasciculi Malayenses : Anthropology Part II. ), illustrations, 4to. half morocco, 1904 9s 13 and HERBERT C. ROBINSON, FASCICULI MALAYENSES : Anthropology Part I., and SUPPLEMENT containing Map and Itinerary, map and illustrations, 2 vols. 4to. half morocco (1 vol. unbound), University Press of Liverpool, 1903 11s 13A Anthropological Society of London. PUBLICATIONS, COMPLETE SET, 66 vols. 8vo. cloth, 1848-1910 50 CONTENTS : JOURNAL of the ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 4 vols. 1848-56. JOURNAL of the ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY, New Series, 2 vols. 1869-70. TRANSACTIONS, 7 vols. 1861-69. ANTHROPOLOGICAL REVIEW, 8 vols. 1863- 1870. , JOURNAL of ANTHROPOLOGY, 1 vol., 1871. POPULAR JOURNAL ot ANTHROPOLOGY, 1 vol. ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE JOURNAL, vols. 1 to 30, 1872-1910, including MAN, vols. I. -VIII. TRANSLATIONS, 6 vols. 14 Appell (J. W., Assistant Keeper, S. Kens. Mus.) MONUMENTS of EARLY CHRISTIAN ART : SCULPTURES and CATACOMB PAINTINGS, illustrations, 8vo. cloth, 1872 2s 15 Arehseologieal Survey of India. ANNUAL REPORTS, 1903-1907, profusely illustrated, 4 vols. roy. 4to. cloth gilt, Calcutta, 1906-9 >2 16 Arkell-Hardwiek (A., F.R.G.S.) An IVORY TRADER in NORTH KENIA : Expedition through Kikuyu to Galla-Land in East Equatorial Africa, with Account of the RENDILI and BURKENEJI TRIBES, with 23 illustrations and map, 8vo. cloth, 1903 8s 17 Arnason (Jon) ICELANDIC LEGENDS, translated by GEORGE E. J. POWELL and EIRIKUR MAGNUSSON, -with 28 illustrations, post 8vo. cloth (SCARCE), 1864 16s 18 Ashton (John) A RIGHTE MERRIECHRISTMASSE ! ! ! The Story of Christ-tide, printed within red borders, with etched frontispiece of "The Wassail Song'" 4to. half morocco, uncut* Leadenhall Press [1894] 11s History, Legends, Folk-lore, Customs, Carols, etc., of Old Christ-tide. 19 Asiatic Society Of Bengal. CENTENARY REVIEW of the ASIATIC SOCIETY of BENGAL, 1784-1883 ; the HISTORY of the SOCIETY by DR. R. MITRA ; ARCH/EOLOGY, etc., by DR. HOERNLE ; NATURAL SCIENCE, etc., by BABOO P. N. BOSE, 8vo. cloth, Calcutta, 1885 5s Contains a useful classified list of the papers contributed to the Society's publications during these years. 20 Atkinson (E. T., B.C.S.) NOTES on the HISTORY of RELIGION in the HIMALAYA of the N.-W. P. of INDIA, roy. 8vo. half morocco [Calcutta, 1883] 6s 21 Atkinson (James) SKETCHES of AFGHANISTAN (Character and Costume) ; 26 large coloured lihtographs by Louis HAGHE, mounted on cardboard, in portfolio, 1840 3 5s 23 Avebury (Lord ; Sir John Lubbock) PRE-HlSTORic TIMES, as illustrated by Ancient Remains, and Manners and Customs of Modern Savages, second edition, illustrations, 8vo. cloth, 1869 9s 24 ORIGIN of CIVILIZATION, and the PRIMITIVE CONDITION OK MAN : Mental and Social Condition of Savages, with plates, third edition, 8vo. cloth, 1875 9s 25 ON the ORIGIN of CIVILISATION and the PRIMITIVE CONDITION of MAN [excerpt], 8vo. unbound [\867] 2s 6d 83, High Street, Marylebone, London, W. 3 22 Aubrey (John, F.R.S.) MISCELLANIES upon various Subjects, fifth edition, to which is added, HYDRIOTAPHIA ; or URN BURIAL by SIR THOMAS BROWNE, portrait, sm. 8vo. cloth, Reeves and Turner, 1890 4s A curious collection of remarks upon a variety of Supernatural subjects, first published in 1696. 26 Baehofen (J. J., Professor in Basel) Die SAGE von TANAQUIL, eine Unter- suchung liber den ORIENTALISMUS in ROM und ITALIEN, 8vo. half cloth, Heidelberg, 1870 4s 27 ANTIQUARISCHE BRIEFE vornemlich zur Kenntniss der altesten Verwandtschaftsbegriffe, 2 vols. 8vo. in 1, half morocco, Strassburg, 1880-86 4s 6d 28 Das MUTTERRECHT : eine Untersuchung liber die Gynaikokratie der alten Welt nach ihrer religiosen und rechtlichen Natur ; with plates, 4to. half calf , Stuttgart, 1861 \ 10s 29 Back (Capt., R.N.) NARRATIVE of the ARCTIC LAND EXPEDITION to the Mouth of the Great Fish River, and along the Shores of the Arctic Ocean, 1833-35, with map and plates, 8vo. cloth, 1836 5s 30 Baden-Powell (Baden Henry, C.I.E., late Bengal Civil Service) The LAND- SYSTEMS of BRITISH INDIA, being a Manual of the Land-Tenures and of the Systems of Land-Revenue Administrations, etc., maps, 3 vols. 8vo. roxburghe (stamp on titles), Oxford, 1892 i 4s 31 The INDIAN VILLAGE COMMUNITY examined with Reference to the PHYSICAL, ETHNOGRAPHIC and HISTORICAL CONDITIONS of the PROVINCES, chiefly on the basis of the Revenue-Settlement Records and District Manuals, 8vo. cloth, 1896 4s 32 Baessler (Arthur) ANCIENT PERUVIAN ART : Contributions to the Archaeology of the Empire of the Incas, translated by Prof. A. H. KEANE, 165 coloured plates, 4 vols. folio, portfolios, Leipzig, 1902-3 jl4 33 Bain (R. Nisbet) COSSACK FAIRY TALES and Folk-Tales, Selected, Edited and Translated, with illustrations by E. W. Mitchell, 8vo. cloth, 1894 3s 6d 34 TURKISH FAIRY TALES and Folk Tales, collected by DR. IGNACZ KUNOS, translated from the Hungarian Version, with illustrations by Celia Levetus, 8vo. cloth, 1896 3s 6d 35 Ballantyne (James Robert, Librarian to India Office} The SANKHYA APHORISMS of KAPILA, with Illustrative Extracts from the Commentaries [edited by FITZEDWARD HALL], Third Edition (Trlihner's Oriental Series), 8vo. cloth, 1885 7s 36 Bansberia Raj (The FAMILY HISTORY of), edited by A. G. BOWER, B.A., cr - 8vo. cloth, Calcutta, 1896 2s 37 Barrett (Francis, K.R.C., Professor of Chemistry, Natural and Occult Philosophy, etc.} MAGUS, or CELESTIAL INTILLIGENCER, being a complete System of Occult Philosophy, etc., portrait and plates (some coloured), 4to. half contemporary morocco (SCARCE), 1801 2 10s 38 BaPPOW (John, jun.) VISIT to ICELAND, by way of TRONYEM, 1834, illustrations, post 8vo. cloth, 1835 3s 39 Bastian (Adolf) VOLKERSTAMME am BRAHMAPUTRA und VERWANDT- CHAFTLICHE NACHBARN ; with 2 coloured plates, roy. 8vo. half calf, Berlin, 1883 3s 40 Beal (Samuel, D.C.L., Professor of Chinese) A CATENA of BUDDHIST SCRIPTURES from the CHINESE, 8vp. cloth, 1871 7s 6d Legends and Myths, Buddhism as a Religion, Scholastic Period, Mystic Period, Decline and Fall. 4 FRANCIS EDWARDS, Bookseller, 41 Beddoe (John, I.L.D., F.R.S.) COLOUR and RACE (Huxley Lecture, 1905). maps, 1905 : HOLLAND (T. H.) The KANETS of KULU and LAHOUL, PUNJAB, 3 plates, 1902: HODSON (T. C.) The NATIVE TRIBES of MANIPUR, 1901 : ANNANDALE (N.) The SURVIVAL of PRIMITIVE IMPLEMENTS, etc., in the FAROES and SOUTH ICELAND, n.d. : JOURNAL of the ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Jan. to June 1905, etc., in 1 vol. imp. 8vo. half morocco 14s 42 [Begley (Walter)] The VIRGIN BIRTH, one of the principal FOUNDATIONS of the CHRISTIAN FAITH : an Account of some of the various ways it was Explained, Collected and Presented to the Twentieth Century by a BIBLIOPHILE, 8vo. cloth, Privately Printed, 1905 4s 43 Belcher (Capt. Sir Edward, R.N.) On the MANUFACTURE of WORKS of ART by the ESQUIMAUX [excerpt], 18 pp., 8vo. unbound, n.d, 4s 44 Belief and Custom. ROUGH DRAFT of NOTES on the SPIRIT BASIS of BELIEF and CUSTOM [a Summary of rhe chief Custom Details which are given in the population chapters of the Bombay Gazetteer, with Introduction by JAMES M. CAMPBELL], thick folio, half calf, Bombay, Government Central Press, 1885 ,\ Spirit-worship, Spirit-possession, Stone-worship, Tree and Plant-worship, Animal and Man-worship, Festivals, Birth, Marriage, Womanhood, Funeral, etc. 45 Bell (Mrs. Arthur, ' N. DANVERS ') AMONG the WOMEN of the SAHARA, from the French of MME. JEAN POMMEROL, with 90 illustrations, 8vo. cloth, 1900 3s 6d 46 Bell (William) SHAKESPEARE'S PUCK, and his FOLKLORE, illustrated from the SUPERSTITIONS of all Nations, but more especially from the earliest Religion and Rites of NORTHERN EUROPE and the WENDS, illustrations, 12mo. cloth, 1852 4s 47 Bellew (Surg.-Maj. H. W., c.s.i.) RACES of AFGHANISTAN ; Account of the Principal Nations Inhabiting that Country, 8vo. cloth, Calcutta, 1880 3s 6d 48 Bengal Police. CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION by means of ANTHROPOMETRY second edition, illustrations, 8vo. half morocco, Calcutta, 1895 2s 49 Bennett (J. F.) HISTORICAL and DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT of SOUTH AUTRALIA, founded on a Three Years' Residence, 12mo. cloth, 1843 2s 50 Bergaigne (Abel) La RELIGION VEDIQUE, d'apres les HYMNES du RIG- VEDA, 3 vols, roy. 8vo. half morocco, Paris, 1878-83 15s 51 Bergen (Fanny D.) ANIMAL and PLANT LORE, collected from the ORAL TRADITION of ENGLISH SPEAKING FOLK, with an Introduction by JOSEPH Y. BERGEN, roy. 8vo. cloth, American Folk Lore Society, 1899 7s 6d 52 Bhatta (Ananda) VALLALA CHARITA, in SANSKRIT, edited and translated into English by HARAPRASAD SASTRI, Principal of the Calcutta Sanskrit College, 12mo, morocco extra, Calcutta, 1901 6s 53 Bhattaeharya (Jogendra Nath, M.A., D.L.) HINDU CASTES and SECTS : an Exposition of the ORIGIN of the HINDU CASTE SYSTEM, and the bearing of the Sects towards each other and towards their Religious Systems, thick 12mo. cloth, Calcutta, 1896 4s 6d 54 Bingley (Capt. A. H., 1th Bengal Infantry) RAJPUTS, compiled in the Intelligence Branch of the Quarter Master General's Department in India, large folding maps, roy. 8vo. boards, Simla, 1899 2s 6d 54* Blair (Emma Helen) The INDIAN TRIBES of the UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY and REGION of the GREAT LAKES, as described by NICOLAS PERROT, French Commandant in the Northwest ; BACQUEVILLE DE LA POTHEKIE, French Royal Commissioner to Canada ; MORREI.T. MARSTON, American Army Officer ; and THOMAS FORSYTH, U.S. Agent at Fort Armstrong, translated, edited, annotated, and with Bibliography, -with portraits, views, map and facsimiles, 2 vols. roy. 8vo. cloth, Cleveland, Ohio, 1911-12 ^1 15s 3> High Street, Marylebone, London, W. 5 55 Blavatsky (Helena Patrovna, Theosophist) Isis UNVEILED: a Master- Key to the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Science and Theology, second edition, 2 vols. roy. 8vo. cloth, New York, 1877 30s 56 Bleek (W. II. I., PH.D.) REYNARD the Fox in SOUTH AFRICA ; or Hottentot Fables and Tales, 12mo. cloth, 1864 3s Dr. Black in his study of these animal fables Jackal, Tortoise, Baboon, Lion, etc. discovered that all the sex denoting languages are members of one large family, of which the primitive type has, in most respects, been preserved to us in the Hottentot language. 57 Blumenbaeh (Joh. Fried., Professor at Gb'ttingen} ANTHROPOLOGICAL TREATISES, with MEMOIR by MARX and FLOURENS, and the Inaugural Dissertation of JOHN HUNTER, M.D., on the Varieties of Man, translated and edited by THOMAS BENDYSHE, M.A., illustrations, 8vo, cloth, Anthropological Society, 1865 5s 58 Boas (Franz) SOCIAL ORGANIZATION and the SECRET SOCIETIES of the KWAKIUTL INDIANS, based on Personal Observations and Notes made by GEORGE HUNT (excerpt from Report of U.S. National Museum), numerous illustrations, 8vo. half roan, 1895 9s 59 Bompas (Cecil Henry, Indian Civil Service) FOLKLORE of the SANTAL PARGANAS, 8vo. cloth, 1909 6s 6d " The Santals are a Munda tribe, a branch of that aboriginal element which probably entered India from the North-East." 60 FOLK- LORE of the KOLHAN (from Journal, Asiatic Society of Bengal), 8vo. sewn, 1902 Is 61 Bougie" (C., Professeur de Philosophic Sociale, Toulouse] ESSAIS sur le REGIME des CASTES, 8vo. binder's cloth (presentation copy), Paris, 1908 5s 62 REMARQUES sur le REGIME des CASTES [excerpt from L'Annee Sociologique, 1900], 8vo. half morocco, Paris, 1900 2s 63 Bourne (Capt. B. F.) The GIANTS of PATAGONIA: Captivity amongst the Extraordinary Savages of Patagonia, 6 engravings, 12mo, cloth, 1853 2s 64 Bray (Anna Eliza ; Mrs. C. T. Stothard) TRADITIONS, LEGENDS, SUPERSTITIONS and SKETCHES of DEVONSHIRE on the Borders of the Tamar and the Tavy, illustrative of Manners, Customs, History, Antiquities, etc., in a series of Letters to ROBERT SOUTHEY, illustrations, 3 vols. cr. 8vo. cloth, 1838 12s A work suggested by Southey and containing much interesting local tradition. 65 Brett (W. H., S.P.G. Missionary) The INDIAN TRIBES of GUIANA : their Condition and Habits, illustrations, map and coloured plates, 8vo. cloth, 1868 14s 66 British Association. ANTHROPOMETRIC INVESTIGATION in the BRITISH ISLES (Final Report of the Committee), illustrations, 8vo. wrapper, 1909 Is 67 Broea (Paul, Stc. Gn. a la Soc. d ' Anthropologie de Paris) On the PHENOMENA of HYBRIDITY in the GENUS HOMO, edited by C. CARTER BLAKE, F.G.S., 8vo. clot 'h, Anthropological Society, 1864 2s 68 INSTRUCTIONS GENERALES pour les RECHERCHES ANTHROPOLOGIQUES, seconde Edition, revue et augmented, 12mo, cloth, Paris, 1879 Is 6d 69 Broughton (Thomas Duer) LETTERS written in a MAHRATTA CAMP, 1809, Descriptive of the Character, Manners, Domestic Habits and Religious Ceremonies of the Mahrattas, with Introduction by SIR M. E. GRANT DUFF, with map and illustrations, cr. 8vo. cloth, 1892 2s 6d 70 Brown (George, D.D.) MELANESIANS and POLYNESIANS : their Life-Histories Described and Compared, with illustrations, 8vo. cloth (new), 1910 12s 71 Brown (John Allen, F.G.S.) PALAEOLITHIC MAN in N.-W. MIDDLESEX; the Evidence of his Existence, Physical Conditions under which he lived in BALING and its Neighbourhood, etc., with 9 plates, 8vo. cloth, 1887 5s 6 FRANCIS EDWARDS, Bookseller, 72 Brown (Robert, F.S.A.) The UNICORN; a MYTHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION, 1881 : The LAW of KOSMIC ORDER ; an Investigation of the Physical Aspect of Time, 1 882 together in one vol. 8vo. cloth, 1881-2 9s 73 BrugSCh-Bey (Henry) HISTORY of EGYPT under the Pharoahs ; derived entirely from the Monuments, translated by Philip Smith, second edition, with new Preface and Additions, -with maps and illustrations, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 1881 10s With marginal MS. notes. 74 Bruhl (L. Levy, Professeur a la Sorbonne) Les FONCTIONS MENTALES dans les SOCIETES INFERIEURES, 8vo. wrapper, Paris, 1910 4s 75 Buckland (Charles Edward, c.i.E.) BENGAL under the LIEUTENANT- GOVERNORS ; being a Narrative of the Principal Events and Public Measures during their Periods of Office, 1854-1898, portraits, 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, Calcutta, 1901 Us 76 Btihler (Georg) The LAWS of MANU, translated, with EXTRACTS from SEVEN COMMENTARIES (Sacred Books of the East), 8vo cloth, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1886 Us This translation is founded on that of SIR WILLIAM JONES, which has been carefully revised and corrected with the help of seven native Commentaries. 77 - The SACRED LAWS of the ARYAS, as taught in the SCHOOLS of APASTAMBA, GAUTAMA, VASISHTHA and BANDHAYANA (Sacred Books of the East), 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1897-82 15s Contains the original treatises on which the Laws of Manu and other lawgivers were founded. 78 Bukhsh (S. Khuda, M.A., Barrister-at-Law) CONTRIBUTIONS to the HISTORY of ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION, 8vo. cloth, 1905 5s 79 Burgess (J., LL.D.) The RITUAL of the TEMPLE of RAMESVARAM in SOUTHERN INDIA, 12mo. sewn, Bombay, 1884 2s 80 Burke (Ulick Ralph) SANCHO PANZA'S PROVERBS, and others which occur in Don Quixote : with a Literal English Translation, Notes, and an Introduction, 12mo. cloth, 1892 2s 6d 81 Busk (Rachel Harriette, author of "Sagas from the Far East") The FOLK LORE of ROME, Collected by Word of Mouth from the People, 8vo. cloth, 1874 7s 82 The FOLK-SONGS of ITALY, Specimens, with Translations and Notes, from each Province, 12mo. parchment, 1887 3s 83 Bute (John, Marquess of) ON the ANCIENT LANGUAGE of the NATIVES of TENERIFE, 8vo. sewn, 1891 2s 84 Campbell (A., Free Church of Scotland, Santa! Mission) SANTAL FOLK TALES, translated from the SANTALI, 8vo. cloth (SCARCE), Santal Mission Press, 1891 10s 85 Campbell (John Gregorson, Minister of Tiree) The FIANS ; or, Stories, Poems and Traditions of Fiann and his Warrior Band, with Introduction by ALFRED NUTT, 8vo. cloth, 1891 4s Waifs and Strays of Celtic Tradition, Argyllshire Series, No. IV. 86 Campbell (Gen. Sir John, C.B.) A PERSONAL NARRATIVE of THIRTEEN YEARS' SERVICE amongst the WILD TRIBES of KHONDISTAN for the Suppression of HUMAN SACRIFICE, illustrations, 8vo. cloth, 1864 9s 87 Capart (Jean, Royal Museum, Brussels) PRIMITIVE ART in EGYPT, translated from the French by A. S. GRIFFITH, with 208 illustrations, 4to, cloth, 1905 8s 83, High Street, Marylebone, London, W. 7 88 CaPP (Capt. M. W., Madras Staff Corps} A COLLECTION of TELUGU PROVERBS, Translated, Illustrated, and Explained ; together with some SANSCRIT PROVERBS, 8vo. half morocco (title slightly damaged), Madras, 1868 9s A collection of over 2,600 proverbs. 89 Catlin (George) ILLUSTRATIONS of the MANNERS, CUSTOMS and CONDITIONS of the NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, in a Series of Letters and Notes written during eight years of Travel, -with 360 outline engravings, 2 vols. roy. Svo. cloth, 1848 >\ 10s 90 NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN PORTFOLIO : Hunting Scenes and Amuse- ments of the Rocky Mountains and Prairies of America, 25 large tinted drawings on stone, with descriptions, impl. folio, half morocco, 1844 9 10s 91 Ceylon. The TESAWALAMAI ; or the LAWS and CUSTOMS of the MALABARS of JAFFNA (reprinted from the Edition of 1862 by ADVOCATE H. F. MUTUKISNA) : NITI NIGHANDUVA ; or Vocabulary of Law, as it existed in the last days of the Kandyan Kingdom, translated by C. J. R. DE MESURIER and T. B. PA'NABOKKE together in 1 vol. Svo. half morocco, Colombo, 1891- 80 6s 92 Chanda (Rama Prasad) The ORIGIN of the BENGALI PEOPLE (reprinted from East and West), Svo. unbound, Bombay, 1907 Is 6d 93 ChandhUPl (Harendra Narayan, B.L.) The COOCH BEHAR STATE and its Land Revenue Settlements, with on Introduction by RAI BEHADUR CALICA Doss DUTT, C. I.E., Dewan of the State, portrait, maps aud illustrations, thick roy. Svo, cloth, Cooch Behar, 1903 10s 94 Chapnay (Desire") The ANCIENT CITIES of the NEW WORLD, being Travels and Explorations in Mexico and Central America, 1857-82, translated by J. GoNiNOand HELEN S. CONANT, portrait and numerous illustrations, roy. Svo. cloth, 1887 12s 6d 95 Chau-ju-kua : His WORK on CHINESE and ARAB TRADE in the 12th and 13th Centuries, translated from Chinese and annotated by HJRTH and ROCKHILL, with map, roy. Svo. unbound, 1912 10s 96 [ChaussaPd (J. B.)] FETES et COURTISANES de la GRECE ; Supplement aux Voyages d'Anacharsis et d'Antenor ; with frontispieces by Michel after Garnerey, engraved music, etc., 4 vols. Svo. russiagilt, Paris, chez F. Buiswn, 1801 i Is La Chronique Religieuse, Tableau de Moeurs publiques, La Chronique qu'aucuns nommeront scandaleuse, Tableau de leurs Mosurs privies. 97 Chittagong. CORRESPONDENCE on the SETTLEMENT of the NOABAD LANDS in the DISTRICT of CHITTAGONG (published by Authority), roy. Svo. half morocco, Calcutta, 1889 2s 6d 98 Chodsko (Alex.) FAIRY TALES of the SLAV PEASANTS and HERDSMEN, translated from the French, by EMILY J. HARDING, with illustrations by the same, Svo. cloth, 18% 3s 6d 99 Christian (John) BEHAR PROVERBS, classified and arranged according to their Subject-matter, and translated into English with Notes, illustrating the Social Customs, Superstitions, etc., of the People, with an Appendix and two Indexes (Trlibner's Oriental Series), Svo. cloth, 1891 4s 100 Churchward (Albert, M.D., F.G.S.) The SIGNS and SYMBOLS of PRIMORDIAL MAN, being an explanation of the Evolution of Religious Doctrines from the Eschatology of the Ancient Egyptians, with map, 17 coloured plates, and 168 text illustrations, roy. 8vo. cloth, 1910 10s 101 Clarke (Robert, M.R.C.S., Edin.) SIERRA LEONE : a Description of the Manners and Customs of the Liberated Africans ; with Observations upon the Natural History of the Colony, and the Native Tribes, map and illustrations, Svo. cloth [1843] 6s 8 FRANCIS EDWARDS, Bookseller, 102 ClOUSton (William Alex.) 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