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 ALIFORNIA. 
 
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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF BOOKS IN 
 
 Mt l0xbufg Pt^attdt pik^rg 
 
 Boston Public Library, ^ 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 THE COLLECTION OF THE FELLOWES ATHENJIUM, 
 
 TOGETHER 
 
 WITH NOTES FOR READERS UNDER SUBJECT-REFERENCES. 
 
 SECOND EDITION, AUGUST, 1876, 
 
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 BOSTON : 
 ISSUED BY THE LIBRARY. 
 
 ROCKWELL AND CHURCHILL, CITY PRINTERS. 
 1876. 
 

 NOTE 
 
 The first edition, 1,000 copies, of tHis Catalogue, 140 pages, was issued October, 
 1873, when the collection contained about 5,000 volumes, over 1,000 of the more 
 costly of which belonged to the Fellowes Athenaeum. The present edition, 2,000 
 copies, shows about 11,000 volumes, and of this number about 3,600 volumes are 
 the property of the Fellowes Athenaeum. 
 
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 I U-NIVEUSITY OF 
 
 OALlFORxN'lA. 
 
 PREFACE 
 
 The present Catalogue of the Roxbury Branch of the Public Library of Boston 
 has some distinctive features, which are introduced because of the success attending 
 the employment of them in the printed catalogues of the popular department of the 
 Central Library. These consist of helps to readers by descriptive interpolations in 
 connection with titles ; and by notes for longer elucidations, where it seemed desir- 
 able to guide to more or less extended study of subjects. Similar notes were first 
 employed in 1873 in the Catalogue of History, Biography, and Travel, which per- 
 tained chiefly to the collection in the Lower Hall in Boylston street, and they pro- 
 duced marked good effects on the character of the booKs read from that collection. 
 These features were copied in part in the catalogues of a few of the small libraries 
 in Massachusetts ; but nowhere was this principle so well carried out as in the Cata- 
 logue of the Public Library of Quincy, issued in 1875, and it is understood that the 
 excellent development of the notes in that catalogue was largely due to the labors of 
 the President of the Trustees of that library, Mr. Charles Francis Adams, jr. Li 
 the analysis of books and in references to magazine and review articles, somewhat 
 similar work is now going forward, to a large extent, in the new Catalogue of the 
 Brooklyn Mercantile Library; and by the favor of the librarian, Mr. S. B. Noyes, 
 the sheets, so far as printed, have been put to service as a check-list in the prepara- 
 tion of the notes in this Catalogue. A like use has been made of the Quincy Cata- 
 logue, though the chief dependence has been upon the Lower Hall Catalogue, already 
 named, and upon the additions which have been made to it, in anticipation of a new 
 
iv PREFACE. 
 
 edition. The accuracy of the work is largely due to the supervision of the Library 
 proof-reader, Mr. William H. Foster, and to the careful attention of the proof-reader 
 in the office of the City Printers. 
 
 As a list of books, the present Catalogue has acquired something like rounded pro- 
 portions through the favor of the Trustees of the Fellowes Athenaeum, who have 
 freely purchased the necessary books to fill in the gaps which the final revision 
 disclosed. As this work of expansion has gone on with the progress of the Cata- 
 logue through the press, it has occasioned the considerable list of addenda, and has 
 caused the mention of some titles, without shelf-numbers, in the notes, when the 
 orders for them were not answered in sufficient season to make the record of their 
 accession complete. Some of these titles will be found in the addenda ; others of 
 the books are not yet received. 
 
 JUSTIN WINSOR, SuperintendenL 
 
 Boston Public Library, Central Department, 
 August 1, 1876. 
 
LIBRARY 1 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF 
 
 .CALIFORNIA. 
 
 PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF BOSTON 
 
 ROXBURY BRANCH, 
 
 INCLUDinSTG^ THE FELLOWES ATHEIST^EUM. 
 
 S E O O 3>T DD E 3D I T I O 3M 
 
 *** Friends of the Public Library will confer a favor, if they will kindly communicate to the Superintendent the correction of 
 any error they may discover in this List, or the authorship of any works treated as anonymous, or the name of any person entered 
 only under initials or under a pseudonymn. 
 
 *** The entries below are usually of sufficient length for comparison of editions ; but in cases of juvenile and popular books, 
 the titles are often only given at such length as may be necessary for finding purposes. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 A., A. A. All for greed.. 311.24 
 
 — LoTO the avenger 312.2 
 
 Abaddox, the spirit of destruction: poem. Fair- 
 field, S. L. New York, 1830. 8° 1623.4 
 
 Abandoned. [Fiction.] Verne, J 733.11 
 
 Abauzit, Firmin. Essays. {In Sparks, J. Collec- 
 tion of essays and tracts in theology) 1918.9.1 
 
 Abb6 Tigrane, The. Fabre, F 715.19 
 
 Abbot, Ezra. Bibliography of the doctrine of a 
 
 future life. See Alger, William Rounseville . . 5831.3 
 Abbot, The. Scott, -SjV W. Boston 523.10 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.10 
 
 Abbotsford. Irving, W. London, 1853. 16° 715.5 
 
 Abbott, Edwin Abbott. A Shakespearian grammar. 
 
 An attempt to illustrate some of the diflferencea 
 between Elizabethan and modern English. New 
 edition. London, 1872. xxiv, 511 pp. 16^^... 5617.7 
 
 — and Seeley, John Robert. English lessons for 
 
 English people. London, 1871. xxiv, 292 pp. 
 
 Sm. 8°.. f 1535.1 
 
 Abbott, Jacob. The August stories. August and 
 
 Elvie 923.1 
 
 Granville valley 923.4 
 
 Hunter and Tom 923.2 
 
 The schooner Mary Ann 923.3 
 
 — [Franconia stories.] Agnes *. 914.10 
 
 Beechnut 914.14 
 
 Caroline , 914.7 
 
 Ellen Linn 914.13 
 
 Malleville 914.15 
 
 Mary Bell 914.16 
 
 Mary Erskine 914.8 
 
 Rodolphus 914.9 
 
 Stuyvesant 914.12 
 
 Wallace 914.11 
 
 — Harper's story books 936.1 
 
 CorUents. — Vol. I. Bruno ; Willie and the mortgage ; The 
 strait gate. II. Little Louvre; Prank; Emma. III. Vir- 
 ginia; Timbooand Joliba; Timboo and Fanny. IV. Har- 
 Eer establishment: Franklin; The studio. V. Story of ancient 
 istorv; Story of English history; Story of American history. 
 VI. John True; Elfred; The museum. VII. The engineer; 
 Rambles among the Alps; Tliree Kold dollars. VIII. The 
 Gibraltar gallery; The alcove; Dialogues. IX. The great 
 elm; Aunt Margaret; Vernon. X. Carl and Jocko; Lap- 
 stone; Orkney. XI. Judge Justin; Minigo; Jasper. XII. 
 Congo; Viola and Arno; Little Paul. 
 
 — History of Alexander the great 915.3 
 
 — History of Alfred of England 914.34 
 
 — History of Charles i of England 914.26 
 
 — History of Charles ii of England 914.28 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Abbott, Jacob, continued. 
 
 — History of Cleopatra, queen of Egypt 915.11 
 
 — History of Cyrus the great 916.8 
 
 — History of Elizabeth 915.10 
 
 — History of Genghis Khan 914.36 
 
 — History of Hannibal the Carthaginian 914.22 
 
 — History of Julius Caesar 914.23 
 
 i— History of Margaret of Anjou 914.29 
 
 — History of Mary queen of Soots 915.7 
 
 — History of Nero 914.27 
 
 — History of Peter the great, emperor of Russia. . . 915.4 
 
 — History of Pyrrhus 915.12 
 
 — History of Richard i of England 915.13 
 
 — History of Richard ii of England 915.6 
 
 — History of Richard iii of England 915.5 
 
 — History of William the conqueror 914.24 
 
 — Marco Paul's voyages and travels. [Marco Paul 
 
 at the] Springfield armory 914.i 
 
 [Marco Paul in] Boston 914.5 
 
 [Marco Paul in] New York 914.6 
 
 [Marco Paul in the forests of] Maine 914.3 
 
 — [Marco Paul in] Vermont 914.2 
 
 [Marco Paul on the] Erie canal 914.1 
 
 — The Rollo series. RoUo at play 917.6 
 
 Rollo at school 917.11 
 
 Rollo at work 917.3 
 
 Rollo learning to read 917.15 
 
 Rollo learning to talk 917.8 
 
 Rollo's correspondence 917.5 
 
 Rollo's experiments 917.12 
 
 Rollo's museum 917.4 
 
 Rollo's philosophy. Air 917.14 
 
 Fire 917.10 
 
 Sky 917.9 
 
 Water 917.13 
 
 Rollo's travels 917.7 
 
 Rollo's vacation 917.2 
 
 — The Rollo story books. The apple gathering. . . . 917.28 
 
 Blueberrying 917.27 
 
 Causey building 917.26 
 
 The freshet 917.34 
 
 Georgie 917.35 
 
 The halo round the moon 917.29 
 
 Labor lost 917.31 
 
 Rollo in the woods 917.30 
 
 Rollo's garden 917.32 
 
 The steeple trap 917.33 
 
 Trouble on the mountain 917.37 
 
 The two wheelbarrows 917.36 
 
A!BP0,TT 
 
 ACTORS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Abbott, Jacob, continued. 
 
 — Rollo's tour in Europe. Rollo in Geneva 917.18 
 
 Rollo in Holland.. 917.21 
 
 Rollo in London 917. '20 
 
 Rollo in Naples 917.24 
 
 Rollo in Paris 917.22 
 
 Rollo in Rome 915.14 
 
 Rollo in Scotland 917.19 
 
 Rollo in Switzerland 917.23 
 
 Rollo on the Atlantic 917.16 
 
 Rollo on the Rhine 917.17 
 
 — Science for the young. Heat 912.5 
 
 Light 912.4 
 
 Water and land 912.3 
 
 — Stories of Rainbow and Lucky. [Handle] 914.21 
 
 [Rainbow's journey] 914.19 
 
 [Selling Lucky] 914.20 
 
 [The three pines] ; 914.17 
 
 [Up the river] 914.18 
 
 — A summer in Scotland. With engravings. New 
 
 York, 1848. 331pp. 12° 425.11 
 
 — The way to do good. Boston, 1836. 348 pp. 12°. 5836.4 
 Abbott, John Stevens Cabot. American pioneers 
 
 and patriots. The adventures of the chevalier 
 de La Sallo and his companions, in their explo- 
 rations of the new world, two hundred years ago. 
 Illustrated. New York [1875]. 384 pp'. 12°. 1014.13 
 
 Captain William Kidd, and others of the pirates 
 
 who ravaged America two hundred years ago. 
 Illustrated. New York, 1874. 373+ pp. 12°. 1014.11 
 
 Christopher Carson. Familiarly known as Kit 
 
 Carson. With illustrations. New York, 1873. 
 342-^- pp. Portrait. 12° 1014.8 
 
 — - Daniel Boone the pioneer of Kentucky. Illus- 
 
 trated. New York, 1872. 331 pp. ^ 12° 1014.4 
 
 David Crockett: his life and adventures. II- 
 
 ' lustrated. New York, 1874. 350--{- pp. 12°. .1014.10 
 
 Ferdinand de Soto, the discoverer of the Missis- 
 sippi. Illustrated. New York, 1873. 351 pp. 
 Portrait. 12° 923.34 
 
 George Washington; or, life in America one 
 
 hundred years ago. Illustrated. New York 
 [1875]. 360 pp. 12° 1014.16 
 
 Life and adventures of rear-admiral John Paul 
 
 Jones, commonly called Paul Jones. Illustrated. 
 
 New York [1874]. 359 pp. Portrait. 12°. .. 1014.12 
 
 Life of Christopher Columbus. Illustrated. 
 
 New York [1875]. 345 pp. Portrait. 12°. .. 1014.15 
 
 Miles Standish, the puritan captain. Illus- 
 trated. New York, 1872. 3724- pp. Map. 12°. 1014.6 
 
 Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch governor of 
 
 New Amsterdam. Illustrated. New York, 
 
 1873. 362-}- pp. Portrait. 12° 1014.14 
 
 — The French revolution of 1789 as viewed in the 
 
 light of republican institutions. With engrav- 
 ings. New York, 1859. 439 [435] pp. 8°... 821.2 
 
 — History of Frederick ii, the great. With illustra- 
 
 tions. New York, 1871. 584 pp. Portrait. 
 
 Maps. 8° 1021.3 
 
 — History of Henry iv, king of France and Navarre. 915.2 
 
 — History of Hernando Cortez 915.1 
 
 — History of Hortense, queen of Holland 914.32 
 
 — History of Joseph Bonaparte, king of Naples and 
 
 of Italy 914.33 
 
 — History of Josephine 914.30 
 
 — History of King Philip, of the Wampanoags. In- 
 
 cluding the early history of the settlers of New 
 England 914.31 
 
 — History of Madame Roland 915.9 
 
 — History of Maine, from the earliest discovery to 
 
 the present time. Illustrated. Boston, 1875. 
 
 656 pp. Portrait. 8° 813.16 
 
 — History of Maria Antoinette 914.25 
 
 — History of Napoleon Bonaparte. With maps and 
 
 illustrations. New York, 1870. 2 v. Portraits. 
 
 8° 1021.1 
 
 — History of Napoleon in, emperor of the French. 
 
 Including a narrative of the most important 
 events in Europe since the fall of Napoleon i. 
 With illustrations. Boston, 1870. 690 pp. Por- 
 trait. 8° , 1021.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Abbott, John Stevens Cabot, continued. 
 
 — Italy, and the war for Italian independence. In- 
 
 cluding a biographical sketch of Pius ix. Bos- 
 ton, 1871. 138 pp. Illustrated. Map. Por- 
 traits. 12° 824.15 
 
 — The monarchies of continental Europe. The em- 
 
 pire of Austria,. New York, 1859. 520 pp. 
 Portrait. 12- 825.1 
 
 — Romance of Spanish history. With illustrations. 
 
 New York, 1869. 462 pp. 12° 824.3 
 
 Abbott, Lyman. A dictionary of religious knowl- 
 edge. With maps and illustrations. Edited by 
 L. Abbott, assisted by T. J. Conant. New 
 
 York, 1875. xv, 1074 pp. 8° 6320.2 
 
 Abbott, Rosa. See Parker, Rosa Abbott. 
 
 Abdel Kader, Life of. Churchill, C. H. London, 
 
 1867. Sm. 8^ 6934.4 
 
 A'Beckett, Gilbert Abbott. The comic history of 
 
 England. With 20 coloured etchings, and two 
 hundred woodcuts. London, N. D. xviii, 804 
 pp. 8° 823.6 
 
 Abel, C. D. Elementary principles of machinery. 
 
 2d edition. London, 1868. xvi, 189-}- pp. 12°. C428.2 
 
 Abercrombie, John. Inquiries concerning the in^ 
 tellectual powers, and the investigation of truth. 
 New York, 1857. 376 pp. 12° 1529.4 
 
 Aberdeen, Earl of. See Gordon, George Hamilton. 
 
 Abington, Mass., Historical sketch of. Hobart, A. 
 
 Boston, 1839. 8° •. 812.1 
 
 Abode, The, of snow. [Himalayas.] Wilson, A. 
 
 New York, 1875. Sm. 8° ......6933.10 
 
 About, Edmond (Francois Valentin). Handbook of 
 social economy ; or, the worker's ABC. Trans- 
 lated from the last French edition. New York, 
 1873. xx,284pp. 12° 1528.9 
 
 — L'homme a I'oreille cassee. 3e edition. Paris, 
 
 1862. 277-4- pp. 16° 2016.7 
 
 — The man with a broken ear. Translated from the 
 
 French by H. Holt 517.20 
 
 — Le progres. 3e edition. Paris, 1865. 440-j-pp. 
 
 18° 5536.3 
 
 — Le roi des montagnes. 6e edition. Paris, 1803. 
 
 301-}- pp. 18° 5536.13 
 
 Note. — Brigandage in Greece. 
 
 Abu Becr Mohammed Ibn ZACARivi Ar-razi (com- 
 monly called Rhazes). Treatise on small-pox 
 and measles. Translated from the Arabic by 
 W. A.Greenhill. London, 1848. vii, 212 pp. 8°. 6013.10 
 
 Abyssinia, The Nile tributaries of. Baker, Sir S. 
 
 W. London, 1871. Sm. 8° 425.3 
 
 — Same. With supplement. Hartford, 1871. 8°. 5932.1 
 
 See also Africa, Magdala, Nile. 
 
 Academy, The. A weekly review of literature, sci- 
 ence, and art. Vol. 5-8. London, 1874, 75. 
 4 V. 4° 6721.1 
 
 Accessible field sports. Gilmore, P. London, 1869. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1514.10 
 
 Achilles fillias. Sue, M. J. Pest, 1852. 16°.... 2027.4 
 
 Acoustics. Lees, W. Elements of. New York 
 
 [Glasgow], 1873. 16° 1717.10 
 
 — Radau, R. Wonders of. New York, 1870. 16°.1714.11 
 
 — Smith, T. R. Acoustics in relation to architec- 
 
 ture and building. London, N. d. 12° 1715.1 
 
 Across America and Asia. Pumpelly, R. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8° 5916.2 
 
 Across the continent. Bowles, S. Springfield, 
 
 1868. 16° 417.6 
 
 Acton, William. The functions and disorders of the 
 
 reproductive organs in childhood, youth, adult 
 age, and advanced life considered in their phys- 
 iological, social, and moral relations. Philadel- 
 phia, 1865. 269 pp. 8° 6022.6 
 
 Actors and acting. Lewes, G. H. On actors and 
 
 the art of acting. Leipzig, 1875. Sq. 16° 1638.1 
 
 — Same. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5428.20 
 
 — Mathews, L. E. Anecdotes of actors. London, 
 
 1844. 8° 5623.7 
 
 — Russell, W. C. Representative actors. London 
 
 [187-]. Sm. 8° 5427.4 
 
 See alto English ttage. 
 
ADAM 
 
 ADAMS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Adam, William. The law and custom of slavery in 
 British India, in a series of letters to Thomas 
 Fowell Buxton. Boston, 1840. 279 pp. 12".. 1915.4 
 
 Adam Bede. Lewes, M 310.25 
 
 Adams, Andrew Leith. Field and forest rambles, 
 with notes and observations on the natural his- 
 tory of eastern Canada. London, 1873. xvi, 
 333 pp. Illustrated. Map. 8° 6613.11 
 
 Adams, Charles Francis, joint author. Life of John 
 
 Adams. (See Adams, John Quincy 5026.1 
 
 — Remarks upon [his] memorial address on the late 
 •W.H.Seward. Welles, G. New York, 1874. 12^.5027.10 
 
 Adams, Charles Francis, jr. A chapter of Erie. 
 
 Boston, 1869. iv, 152 pp. 12° 1916.1 
 
 Adams, F. Colburn. The story of a trooper. With 
 
 much of interest concerning the campaign on 
 
 the peninsula, not before written. New York, 
 
 1865. 616-l-pp. 12^ 816.10 
 
 Adams, Francis Ottiwell. History of Japan from 
 
 the earliest period to the present time. Vol. i. 
 
 To 1864. London, 1874. Folded map. 8°. ..6911.6 
 Adams, Hannah. An abridgement of the history of 
 
 New-England. Boston, 1805. iv, 185 pp. 12°. 818.7 
 
 — Dictionary of all religions and religious denomi- 
 
 nations, ancient and modern. 4th edition. 
 Boston, 1817. 376-U pp. 8° 5812.3 
 
 — History of the Jews from the destruction of Je- 
 
 rusalem to the 19th century. Boston, 1812. 
 
 2 V. in L 12° 828.12 
 
 — A view of religions^ Collected from the best 
 
 authors, ancient and modern. 3d edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1801. 504 pp. 8° 1530.4 and 5814.7 
 
 Adams, Henry G. _ Beautiful shells; their nature, 
 structure, and uses; with directions for collect- 
 ing, cleaning, and arranging them, and descrip- 
 tions of the most remarkable species. Illus- 
 trated. London, 1871. 156+ pp. 16° 6636.1 
 
 Adams, John. Adams, J. Q. and C. F. Life of. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 2 v. 12° 5026.1 
 
 — Parker, T. Historic Americans. Boston, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5025.4 
 
 — Selection of patriotic addresses to the president. 
 
 With his answers. Boston, 1798. 12° 1917.4 
 
 Note. — Admirable material exists in the Diary, Autobiog- 
 raphy, and tlie other writings and correspondence [see Bates 
 Hall catalogues] for a study of his character. A life was be- 
 gun by John Quincy Adams and continued to 1770, and com- 
 pleted by Charles Francis Adams, and since published 
 separate from his works, as above. See the accounts iu Ban- 
 croft [vol. viii, ch. 6(), for his character], Hildreth (who 
 takes iu his presidency), and other geneial historians. Eulo- 
 gies on his death may be found in the first volume of Web- 
 ster's and Everett's Orationsi. Theodore Parker's Historic 
 Americans gives a sharp, incisive characterization. Lives of 
 his contemporaries, like living's 'Washington [1211.2, etc.] and 
 Parton's Jefferson [1215.1], throw nuioh side-light on his 
 career. See also the North American review, vols. 85 and 113. 
 
 Adams, John Quincy. Letters on the masonic insti- 
 tution. Boston, 1847. 284-|- pp. 8° 5822.2 
 
 — Memoirs, comprising portions of his diary from 
 
 1795 to 1848. Edited by Charles Francis 
 Adams. Vol. i-ix. Philadelphia, 1874-76. 
 9 V. Portraits. 8° 5021.10 
 
 — and Charles Francis. Life of John Adams. Re- 
 
 vised and corrected. Philadelphia, 1871. 2 v. 
 
 12° 5026.1 
 
 Ko(e.— The principal life is that by C. F. Adams, which is 
 too voluminous to be popular, and is not yet finished. 
 Among the eulogies at his death, note Everett's Orations 
 [1921.1.2]. See W. Everett's paper in the Atlantic, Aug., 1875. 
 An accoftint of his administration will be found in Mildreth's 
 United States [.5011.118]; in Benton's "Thirty years' view" 
 [812.2]; and Paitou's Jackson [1212.1]. 
 
 Adams, Nehemiah. A south -side view of slavery; 
 or, three months at the South, in 1854. Boston, 
 1854. 214-4- pp. 16° 817.8 
 
 — Memorial volume to commemorate the 25th anni- 
 
 versary of [his] installation. See Boston, 
 
 Mass. Essex Street church and society 1914. 10 
 
 Adams, Samuel, Life of. Wells, W. V. Boston, 
 
 1865. 3 V. 8° 5021.7 
 
 Xote. — Wells's Life is extensive and authoritative, based 
 chiefly on what is left of the patriot's papers, now in the pos- 
 session of Bancroft, whose later volumes display his charac- 
 ter in a manner that party feelinoj had earlier obscured or 
 perverted. See also the histories of New England, Massachu- 
 setts, and Boston. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Adams, Thomas. See Page, H. A. Noble workers. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 Adams, William. Sacred allegories. [With a me- 
 moir of the author.] Leipzig, 1864. 282-^ pp. 
 Illustrated. Sq. 16° 311.23 
 
 Adams, William Henry Davenport. Animal life 
 throughout the globe. An illustrated book of 
 natural history. London, 1876. 704 pp. Sm. 8°. 1523.25 
 
 — The buried cities of Campania; or, Pompeii and 
 
 Herculaneum. Boston, 1870. 282 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 16° 437.5 
 
 — The monsters of the deep: and curiosities of ocean 
 
 life. A book of anecdotes, traditions, and legends. 
 London, 1875. 325 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8°. . 6617.1 
 
 Noie. — "T\\e present volume is founded on M. Armand 
 Landrin's ' Les monstres maiins.' To the particulars accunm- 
 lated by M. Landrin, the translator lias added numerous facts 
 and details gathered in the course of his own reading." — 
 l^re/ace. 
 
 — The queen of the Adriatic; or, Venice past and 
 
 present. Boston, 1869. 376-i- pp. Illustrated. 
 
 16° 227.4 
 
 Adams, William T. (Oliver Optic.) [Army and 
 
 navy series.] Brave old salt 924.3 
 
 Fighting Joe 924.6 
 
 The sailor boy 924.4 
 
 The soldier boy. A story of the great rebellion. 924.5 
 
 The Yankee middy 924.1 
 
 The young lieutenant 924.2 
 
 — [Boat club series.] All aboard 924.17 
 
 The boat club 924.15 
 
 Little by little 924.18 
 
 Now or never 924.13 
 
 Poor and proud 924. 16 
 
 Try again 924.14 
 
 — The Great Western series. Going West 938.9 
 
 — In doors and out 714.37 
 
 — Lake shore series. Bear and forbear 925.18 
 
 Brake up 925.17 
 
 Lightning express 925. 19 
 
 On time 925.15 
 
 Switch off 925.20 
 
 Through by daylight 925.16 
 
 — Our standard-bearer; or, the life of General Ulys- 
 
 ses S. Grant. Illustrated. Boston, 1868. 348 
 
 pp. 16° 916.14 
 
 — The Riverdale books. The birthday party 918,8 
 
 Careless Kate 918.4 
 
 The Christmas gift 918.12 
 
 Dolly and 1 918.13 
 
 The Do-somethings 939.2 
 
 The gold thimble 918.11 
 
 The little merchant 918.9 
 
 The picnic party 9 18.6 
 
 Proud and lazy 918.10 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, jr 918.7 
 
 Uncle Ben .-. 918.5 
 
 The young voyagers 918.3 
 
 — Starry flag series. Breaking away 924.24 
 
 Down the river 924.21 
 
 Freaks of fortune 924.22 
 
 Make or break 924.20 
 
 Seek and find 924.19 
 
 The starry flag 924.23 
 
 — Upward and onward series. Bivouac and battle. . 924.10 
 
 Cringle and cross-tree 924.11 
 
 Desk and debit 924.7 
 
 Field and forest 924.8 
 
 Plane and plank 924.12 
 
 Sea and shore 924.9 
 
 — Wbodville series. Haste and waste 925.2 
 
 Hope and have 925.6 
 
 In school and out 925.1 
 
 Rich and humble 925.5 
 
 Watch and wait 925.3 
 
 Work and win 925.4 
 
 — Yacht club series. The coming wave 923.19 
 
 The Dorcas club 924.26 
 
 Little Bobtail 923.18 
 
 Money-maker 923. 17 
 
 Ocean-born; or, the cruise of the clubs 923.20 
 
 The yacht club 923.16 
 
ADAMS 
 
 AFRICA 
 
 Adams, William T., continued. 
 
 — Young America abroad. Cross and crescent; or, 
 
 Young America in Turkey and Greece, iioston, 
 
 1874. 347 pp. Illustrated. W 925.11 
 
 — - Dikes and ditches; or, Young America in Hol- 
 
 land and Belgium. Boston, 1873. 346 pp. Il- 
 lustrated. IG^ 925.9 
 
 -^ Down the Rhine; or, Young America in Ger- 
 many. [Title-page missing.] Boston, 1873. 
 341pp. Illustrated. 16° 916.16 
 
 — - Northern lands; or. Young America in Russia 
 
 and Prussia. Boston, 1872. 360 pp. 16^^.... 925.7 
 
 — - Outward bound; or, Y'^oung America afloat. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 336 pp. Illustrated. 16" 925.13 
 
 Palace and cottage; or, Young America in 
 
 France and Switzerland. Boston, 1873. 348 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 16^^ 925.10 
 
 Red cross; or. Young America in England and 
 
 Wales. Boston, 1871. 336 pp. Illustrated. 16°. 91 .18 
 
 — - Shamrock and thistle; or. Young America in 
 
 Ireland and Scotland. Boston, 1871. 343 pp. 
 Illustrated. 16° 916.17 
 
 Sunny shores; or. Young America in Italy 
 
 and Austria. Boston, 1875. 409 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 16° 925.12 
 
 Up the Baltic; or. Young America in Nor- 
 way, Sweden, and Denmark. Boston, 1873. 
 368 pp. Illustrated. 16° 925.8 
 
 — editor. Our boys and girls album 911.1 
 
 Mote. — Vol. 9 of Our boys and girls, with a special title- 
 page. 
 
 — and OTHERS. The great bonanza. Illustrated 
 
 narrative of adventure and discovery in gold 
 mining, silver mining, among the raftsmen in the 
 oil regions, whaling, hunting, fishing, and fight- 
 ing. With illustrations. Boston, 1876. 261pp. 8°. 910.3 
 
 AdAms-Reilly, a., joint author. Life and letters of 
 
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 Adams family. Thayer, E. Family memorial. 
 
 Hingham, 1835. 8° 611.2 
 
 Addison, Joseph, Biography of. Spalding, J. (In 
 Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. New biog- 
 raphies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 See also Spectator, The. 
 
 Adela Cathcart. MacDonald, G 725.23 
 
 Adele. Kavanagh, J 319.1 
 
 Adeler, Max, pseud. See Clark, Charles Heber. 
 Adirondacks. Headley, J. T. The Adirondack. 
 
 New York, 1875. 12° 816.8 
 
 — Murray, W. H. H. Adventures in the wilderness; 
 
 or, camp-life in the. Boston, 1869. 12° 414.13 
 
 Adlard, George. Amye Robsart and the earl of 
 Lcycester. History of Kenilworth castle; with 
 memoirs and correspondence of Sir Robert Dud- 
 ley, son of the earl of Leycester. London, 1870. 
 
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 Adler, George J. Dictionary of the German and 
 English languages. New York, 1873. xvi, 522 
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 Admiral Levacher.Der. Sue, M. J. Pest, 1852. 16°. 2027.7 
 Adulteration. Food: its adulterations, and the 
 methods for their detection. Hassell, A. H. 
 
 London, 1876. Sm. 8° 6035.8 
 
 Adventures in the land of the Behemoth. Verne, 
 
 J. Boston, 1874. 8° 713.3 
 
 Adventures, The, of a brownie. Craik, D. (M.) . . 927.23 
 
 Adventures of a young naturalist. Biart, L 912.9 
 
 Adventures of Caleb Williams. Godwin, W. Bos- 
 ton 521.22 
 
 — Same. New York. 2v 536.5 
 
 Adventures, The, of Captain Blake. Maxwell, 
 
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 Adventures of Dick Onslow among the red skins. 
 
 Kingston, W. H. G 935.26 
 
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 Adventures, The, of Mr. Verdant Green. Bradley, E. 715.1 
 Adventures, The, of Peregrine Pickle. Smollett, 
 
 T. (G.) 315.17 
 
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 Leipzig 335.5 
 
 — Same. (In his Works.) London 513.1.6 
 
 — Same. New York 1820.2 
 
 Adventures, The, of Roderick Random. Smollett, 
 
 T. (G.) Leipzig 315.16 
 
 — Same. London 513.13 
 
 Adventures on the great hunting grounds of the 
 
 world. Meunier,V.(A.) New York, 1872. 16°. 1714.7 
 Advertising, History of. Sampson, H. London, 
 
 1874. Sm. 8° 6136.12 
 
 Advocate's, The, wedding-day. Crowe, C. (In 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Aerial world. The. Hartwig, G. London, 1874. 8°. 6832.3 
 
 — Same. New York, 1875. 8° 1520.5 
 
 Aeronautics. Pettigrew, J. B. Dissertation on. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12° 6436.14 
 
 — Wise, J. Through the air: a narrative of forty 
 
 years experience as an aeronaut. Philadelphia, 
 
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 ^SCHYLUS. [Opera] ex novissima recensione Fred- 
 erici A. Paley. Accessit verborum quae prae- 
 cipue notanda sunt et nominum index. New 
 York, 1860. viii, 272 pp. [Harper's Greek and 
 Latin texts.] 16° 6118.12 
 
 — Tragedies. Literally translated. With notes, 
 
 and an introduction, by T. A. Buckley. London, 
 
 187L XX, 234 pp. Portrait. Sm. 8° 6115.14 
 
 Contents. — Prometheus chained ; The seven against 
 Thebes; The Persians; Agamemnon; The choephori; The 
 furies; The suppliants. 
 
 — ^schylus [outlined and explained]. Copleston, 
 
 R. S. Edinburgh, 1870. 16° 6115.8 
 
 ^SOPUS. Fables. With a life of the author. Illus- 
 trated. New York, 1872. xiii, 311 pp. 16°.. 6118.8 
 Esthetics, The science of. Day, H. N. New Ha- 
 ven, 1872. 12° 6226.4 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper, J. F 525.15 
 
 Africa. Baker, (SzV S. W. Ismailia. A narrative of 
 the expedition to Central Africa for the suppres- 
 sion of the slave trade. New York, 1875. 8°. 5933.5 
 
 — Baldwin, W. C. African hunting from Natal to 
 
 the Zambesi, from 1852 to 1860. New York, 
 
 1863. 12° 224.2 
 
 — Boyle, F. To the Cape for diamonds. A story of 
 
 digging experiences in South Africa. London, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 5934.6 
 
 — Burton, R. F. Two trips to Gorilla land and the 
 
 cataracts of the Congo. London, 1876. 2 v. 8°. 5933. 12 
 
 — Cuiuming, R. G. The lion hunter of South 
 
 Africa. Five years' adventures in the far inte- 
 rior. London, 1870. Sm. 8° 5934.11 
 
 — Du Chaillu, P. B. Explorations and adventures 
 
 in equatorial Africa. New York, 1861. 8° 423.4 
 
 Wild life under the equator. NewwYork, 1872. 
 
 12° 933.3 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. The wilds of. London, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 8° 921.2 
 
 — Livingstone, D. Last journals in Central Africa, 
 
 from 1865 to his death. New York, 1875. 8°. 
 
 421.10 and 5921.3 
 
 Livingstone and his African explorations. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 5915.2 
 
 Missionary travels and researches in South 
 
 Africa; including a sketch of sixteen years' 
 residence in the interior of. New York, 18o8. 
 8° 422.9 
 
 Perilous adventures and discoveries in the inte- 
 rior of, together with the success and important 
 results of the Herald-Stanley expedition, as fur- 
 nished by H. M. Stanley. Philadelphia [cop. 
 1872]. 16° 5915.5 
 
 — Marryat, F. The mission: or, scenes in. [Fic- 
 
 tion] 337.13 
 
 — Morse, J., and Parish, E. New gazetteer of the 
 
 Eastern continent. Charlestown, 1802. 8° 432.4 
 
 — Murray, H. Historical account of discoveries and 
 
 travels in. Edinburgh, 1818. 8° 423.3 
 
 — Reade, (W.) W. The African sketch book. Lon- 
 
 don, 1873. 2 V. 8° 5925.4 
 
AFRICA 
 
 AINSWORTH 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Africa, continued. 
 
 — Schweinfurth, G. The heart of. London, 1874. 
 
 2 V. 8° 5911.12 
 
 — Stanley, H. M. How I found 'Livingstone: 
 
 travels, adventures and discoveries in Central 
 Africa. New York, 1872. 8" 422.24 and 5931.5 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) B, Journey to Central Africa. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12^^ 425.8 
 
 The lake regions of Central Africa. New York, 
 
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 Travels in South Africa. New York, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 8° 224.1 
 
 — Verne, J. Five weeks in a balloon ; or, journeys 
 
 and discoveries in. [Burlesque.] New York, 
 
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 Meridiana: the adventures of three English- 
 men and three Russians in South Africa. [Fic- 
 tion.] London, 1873. Sm. 4° 713.1 
 
 See al/>o Abyssinia, Algeria, Apingi, Ashantee, Behemoth, 
 Carthage, Dahoiny, Egypt, Gorilla country, Nile, Nubia, 
 Sahara, Zulu land. 
 
 Note. — For a synopsis of the literature of African explora- 
 tion, see p. 9 of the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc., 
 with the supplemental note in the Bulletin, vol. II, p. 2C4. 
 
 Baker's Ismailia chronicles one of the most important ex- 
 peditions of our day. Tlie books by Livingstone are among 
 tlie most significant. Schweinfurth was a German naturalist, 
 ■who made noteworthy investigations, and his narrative is 
 epitomized in Harper's monthly. May, 1874, and in connec- 
 tiou with Ismailia in the Edinburgh review, 1875. Cumming 
 was simply a sportsman. Du Cliaillu's testimony, thougli 
 suspected of sensationalism, has not been successfully called 
 in question. Bayard Taylor's books are popular narratives. 
 Verne's are a coiiipound of burlesque and fiction. 
 
 W. W. Reade has also a paper on the heroes of Central 
 Africa in the Atlantic monthly, vol. 19. Stanley writes on the 
 great African explorers in Scribner's monthly. May, 187.3. 
 
 For the natives in their ethnological relations, see Wood's 
 Uncivilized races [6G10.2; 6610.3]. 
 
 Apricaine, L'. Meyerbeer, Gt. (In Ditson, 0., and 
 
 CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.4 
 
 After dark. Collins, (W.) W 326.11 
 
 AFTERlife. Sewell,E.M 314.18 
 
 Aftkr years. Bradley, W. 1 913.12 
 
 Aftermath. [Poems.] Longfellow, H. W. Boston, 
 
 1873. 16^ 1615.23 
 
 Against the stream. Charles, E. Leipzig. 2 v. . . 329.12 
 
 — Same. New York 737. 17 
 
 Against the world. Hadermann, J. E, 628.3 
 
 Agassiz, Elizabeth Cary, joint author. Journey in 
 
 Brazil. See Agassiz, Louis (John Rudolphe). . 422.8 
 Agassiz, Louis (John Rudolphe). Geological 
 sketches. Boston, 1871. iv, 314 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 16° 1525.13 
 
 — Methods of study in natural history. Boston, 
 
 18T3. viii, 319 pp. Illustrated. 12° 1525.11 
 
 — Agassiz and spiritualism. Putnam, A. Boston 
 
 [1874]. 16° 1538.12 
 
 — and Elizabeth Cary. Journey in Brazil. Boston, 
 
 1868. xi.x, 540 pp. Illustrated. 8° 422.8 
 
 Agatha's husband. Craik, D. (M.) 323.19 
 
 Age of chivalry. Bulfinch, T. Boston, 1871. 12°. 824.1 
 Age of fable. [Mythology.] Bulfinch, T. Bos- 
 ton, 1871. 12° 1523.3 
 
 Agincourt. [Historical fiction.] James, G. P. R. . . 327.12 
 
 Agnes. Abbott, J 914.10 
 
 Agnes. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 328.5 
 
 Agnes Grey. Bronte, A 321.24 
 
 AGNhs Hopetoun's schools and holidays. Oliphant, 
 
 M. (0. W.) 936.27 
 
 Agnes of Sorrento. [Savonarola, etc.] Stowe, H. 
 
 (E.) B 527.16 
 
 Agricola, Cnaeus Julius, Life of. Tacitus, C. C. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1849. Sm. 12° 6118.6 
 
 Agricultural chemistry, Nash, J. H. The pro- 
 gressive farmer: a scientific treatise on. New 
 York, 18.)6. Sm. 8° 1524.10 
 
 — Stoeckhardt, J. A. Chemical field lectures. New 
 
 York, 1854. 12° 1525.29 
 
 Agriculture. Andrews, G. H. Rudimentary trea- 
 tise on agricultural engineering. London, 1852. 
 
 3 v. in 1. 12° 1715.15 
 
 — Buel, J. The farmer's companion. Boston, 1839. 
 
 12° 1527.13 
 
 — Burn, R. S. Outlines of modern farming. Lon- 
 
 don, 1865, 71, 72. 5 V. 12° 6417.1 
 
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 Agriculture, continued. 
 
 — Colman, H. European agriculture and rural 
 
 economy. Boston, 1849. 2 v. 8° 1521.7 
 
 — Greeley, H. What I know of farming. New 
 
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 — Lavergne, L. (G. L. G.) de. L'agriculture et la 
 
 population. Paris, 1865. 18° 5827.1 
 
 — Morris, E. Farming for boys. Boston, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 4° 932.1 
 
 — Norton, J. P. Elements of scientific agriculture. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 1524.17 
 
 — Waring, G. E., jr. Elements of. New York, 
 
 1854. 12° 1527. 19 
 
 See also America, Botany, Cattle, Flowers, Fruit, Garden- 
 ing, Insects, Landscape gardening. United States, Vege- 
 tation. 
 
 Aguilar, Grace. The days of Bruce; a story from 
 
 Scottish history. 2 v 533.19 
 
 — Home influence 313.1 
 
 — Home scenes and heart studies 533.18 
 
 — The mother's recompense; a sequel to Home in- 
 
 fluence 313.2 
 
 — The vale of cedars. [Fifteenth century, in Spain]. 533.17 
 
 — Woman's friendship 533.16 
 
 — The women of Israel. New York, 1872. 2 v. 
 
 Illustrated. 12° 1226.19 
 
 Ahn, (Johann) Franz. New practical and easy 
 
 method of learning the Italian language. 1st 
 
 and 2d course. London, 1861. iv, 198 pp. 
 
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 Ahnen, Die. Freytag, G. Leipzig, 1874. 2 v. 16°. 5733.3 
 
 AiDE, Hamilton. Carr of Carrlyon 328.25 
 
 — In that state of life 328.24 
 
 — TheMarstons 328.26 
 
 — Mr. and Mrs. Faulconbridge 720.14 
 
 — Morals and mysteries 328.27 
 
 — A nine-days' wonder. Boston 720.27 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 331.15 
 
 — Penruddocke 329.2 
 
 — Rita: an autobiography 311.19 
 
 Aids to reflection. Coleridge, S. T. London, 1867. 
 
 16° 5818.11 
 
 AiKiN, John. Geographical delineations, or a com- 
 pendious view of the natural and political state 
 of all parts of the globe. Corrected and en- 
 larged. Philadelphia, 1807. 416-f- pp. 1 plate. 
 8° 232.1 
 
 — Calendar of nature. See Howitt, Mary 1934.12 
 
 AiKiN, Lucy. Memoirs of the court of Elizabeth, 
 
 queen of England. From the last edition. 
 
 New York, 1870. 532 pp. 16° 5415.4 
 
 — Correspondence. iSee Channing, William Ellery. 5616.9 
 
 AiLEEN Ferrers. Morley, S 710.30 
 
 AiMWELL, Walter, pseud. See Simonds, Walter. 
 AiMWELL stories. See Simonds, Walter. 
 
 AiNSLiE, Herbert. Higher law. A romance 737.25 
 
 — The pilgrim and the shrine; or, passages from 
 
 [bis] life and correspondence. London, 1871. 
 
 467-1- pp. 8° 6626.8 
 
 Ainsworth, William Harrison. Boscobel; or, the 
 
 royal oak. [Charles I's time] 339.10 
 
 — Cardinal Pole: or, the days of Philip and Mary. 
 
 An historical romance 322.19 
 
 — The constable de Bourbon. [Francis i, of France], 322.21 
 
 — The constable of the tower. An historical ro- 
 
 mance 322.8 
 
 — The flitch of bacon: or, the custom of Dunmow . 322.25 
 
 — The goldsmith's wife. A tale 330. 1 1 
 
 — The good old times. [Rebellion, 1746.] 2 v.. .. 329.11 
 
 — Hilary St. Ives 322.24 
 
 — John Law, the projector. [Queen Anne's time].. 322.14 
 
 — The Lancashire witches 339.2 
 
 — The Lord mayor of London, [George ii's time]. . 322.17 
 
 — Merry England: or, nobles and serfs. [Fiction]. 319.18 
 
 — Mervyn Clitheroe 322.22 
 
 — Mervyn Clitheroe'a Leben und Abenteuer. 
 
 Deutsch von E. Steinmann. Pest, 1859. 4 v. 
 
 in 1. 16° 2026.2 
 
 — The miser's daughter. [George ii's time] 721.22 
 
 — Myddleton Pomfret 322.16 
 
 — Old court 322.26 
 
AINSWORTH 
 
 6 
 
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 AiNSWORTH, William Harrison, continued. 
 
 — Old Saint Paul's: a tale of the plague and the 
 
 fire. [London, 1664-6C] 712.6 
 
 — Ovingdean grange. A tale of the South Downs. 322.13 
 
 — Preston fight; or, the insurrection of 1715. A 
 
 tale 331.16 
 
 — Rookwood. A romance 712.9 
 
 — Saint James's; or, the court of Queen Anne 322.18 
 
 — The South-sea bubble. A tale of the year 1720. 322.20 
 
 — The Spanish match: or, Charles Stuart at Madrid. 322.23 
 
 — The spendthrift 322.15 
 
 — The star-chamber. [James I's time] 322.9 
 
 — Talbot Harland. A tale of the days of Charles ii. 322.10 
 
 — Tower hill. [Henry viii's time] 322.12 
 
 — Windsor castle. [Henry viii's time] 322.11 
 
 Airs of Palestine. A poem. Pierpont, J. Balti- 
 more, 1816. ^8° 1611.3 
 
 AissE, Charlotte Elisabeth. Lettres. See Daydie, 
 
 Blaise Marie, chevalier 5527.13 
 
 Alabama claims. Argument of the United States 
 at Geneva, June 15, 1872. Paris, 1872. 560+ 
 pp. 8^^ 5010.10 
 
 — The case of the United States, to be laid before 
 
 the tribunal of arbitration, to be convened at 
 Geneva. Washington, 1872. 204 pp. 8° 5010.6 
 
 — Correspondence concerning claims against Great 
 
 Britain. See United States. Department of 
 
 state 6911.1 
 
 — The counter case of Great Britain as laid before 
 
 the tribunal of arbitration, convened aji Geneva. 
 Washington, 1872. 1105 pp. 8° 5011.9 
 
 — Same. 3 v. 8° 5011.2 
 
 — The treaty of Washington. Gushing, C. New 
 
 York, 1873. Sm. 8^^ 816.1 
 
 Alaska. Dall, W. H. Alaska and its resources. 
 
 Boston, 1870. L. 8° 5031.1 
 
 — Whymper, F. Travels and adventures in. New 
 
 York, 1869. 8" 5035.1 
 
 Albert [Francis Albert Augustus Charles Eman- 
 uel], prince consort. Principal speeches and 
 addresses. With an introduction, giving some 
 outlines of his character. Leipzig, 1866. viii, 
 246 pp. Portrait. Sq. 16° 1928.1 
 
 — Martin, T. Life of the prince consort. Vol. i. 
 
 New York, 1875. 12° 1022.3 
 
 — Victoria, A., queen of England. The early years 
 
 of. New York, 1867. 12° 1224.13 
 
 — Same. New York, 1868. 12° 1022.5 
 
 Albertsen, Frank, pseud. The four-footed lovers. 910.4 
 
 Contents.— Bossy and Bonny; Squirrel mischief; Bunn's 
 adventures ; Squirrel wuoing. 
 
 Alboize du Pujol, l^douard, 7omf author. Histoire 
 
 de la Bastille. .See Arxould, Auguste 2010.1 
 
 Alcestis. [Leisure hour series] 518.23 
 
 Alchemy, The, of happiness. Ghazzali, A. H. M. 
 
 B. M. A. Albany, 1873. 8° 1531.9 
 
 Alcohol. Carpenter, W. B. Use and abuse of al- 
 coholic liquors. Boston, 1861. 12° 6036.9 
 
 — Forbes, Sir J. Physiological eflfects of alcoholic 
 
 drinks. Boston, 1848. 12° 1527.15 
 
 Alcott, Amos Bronson. Concord days. Boston, 
 
 1872. 276-{- pp. 12° ...5217.1 
 
 — Record of Mr. Alcott's school, exemplifying the 
 
 principles and methods of moral culture. Pea- 
 body, E. P. Boston, 1874. 16° 1937.3 
 
 Alcott, Louisa May. Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. 3v 926.15 
 
 Contentx. — Vol. I. My boys, etc. II. Shawl-straps. III. 
 Cupid and Chow-chow, etc. 
 
 — Eight cousins; or, the aunt-hill 1117.1 
 
 — Hospital sketches, and Camp and fireside stories. . 926.13 
 
 — Little men 926.14 
 
 — Little women 926.12 
 
 — Moods 517.3 
 
 — Morning-glories, and other stories 926. 10 
 
 — An old-fiishioned girl ; 926.9 
 
 — Three proverb stories 935.20 
 
 Contents. — Kitty's class-day ; Annt Kipp; Psyche's art. 
 
 — Work 918.28 
 
 Alcove, The. Abbott, J. Harper's story books . . . 936.1.8 
 
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 Alden., Henry M., joint author. Harper's pictorial 
 history of the great rebellion. *See Guernsey, 
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 Alden, Joseph. The science of government in con- 
 nection with American institutions. New York 
 [co;>. 1866]. 295 pp. 12^^ 6336.1 
 
 Alden family. Thayer, E. Family memorial. Hing- 
 
 ham, 1835. 8° 611.2 
 
 Aldine, The, a typographic art journal. Vol. 6-8. 
 
 New York, 1873-75. 3 v. F° 6520.1 
 
 Aldine edition of British poets. Namely: — 
 
 — Chaucer, G. Poetical works. London [1872]. 
 
 6 V. Sm. 8° 5628.1 
 
 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. Marjorie Daw and other 
 
 people 735.27 
 
 — Prudence Palfrey 738.13 
 
 — Story of a bad boy. [Fiction] 923.23 
 
 Alec Forbes of Howglen. MacDonald, G. Leipzig. 328.3 
 
 — Same. New York 720.26 
 
 Alessandro Stradella. Polko, E 731.31 
 
 "Alex," pseud. As it should be. Philadelphia, 
 
 1874. 274 pp. 16° 1736.5 
 
 Jfote. — An essay on the condition of women. 
 
 — As she would have it. Philadelphia, 1873. 105 
 
 pp. 16° 1736.6 
 
 If^ote. — An essay on woman's rights. 
 
 Alexander I, pope. See Hippolytus, St. 
 Alexander, Mrs. ■ — . Leisure hour series. Her 
 
 dearest foe ; 517.21 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird 518.26 
 
 Which shall it be? 732.12 
 
 The wooing o't 518.18 
 
 Alexander the great. History of. Abbott, J -915.3 
 
 Alexandre le grand: tragedie. Racine, J. de. 
 
 Theatre complet. Paris, 1870. 12° 5537.3 
 
 Alexandria, Tyre and. "•Tarbox, I. N. Boston 
 
 [cop. 1865]. 16° 426.5 
 
 Alexandrian, The: a republication of valuable 
 
 literary and scientific works. Vol. ii. New 
 
 York, 1835. 8° 1910.4 
 
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 1.33 pp. — Maenish, R. : Pliilosophy of sleep; Anatomy of 
 drunkenness. Ofipp.— Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. Necker, harnnne 
 de: Influence of literature upon society; Prefixed life of the 
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 on self-knowledge. Added life of the author. 4I-f pp. 
 
 Alexis the runaway. Parker, B. A 933.14 
 
 Alford, Fanny, editor. Life, journals and letters of 
 
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 Alford, Henry. Alford, F. Life, journals and 
 
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 — Page, H. A. Noble workers. London, 1875. 
 
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 — Hughes, T. Life of. Boston, 1871. -12° 1025.7 
 
 — Pauli, R. Life of. Appended Alfred's Anglo- 
 
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 8° 5427.5 
 
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 Alfred; an epic poem. Cottle, J. Newburyport, 
 
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 Alger, Horatio, jr. Brave and bold series. Brave 
 
 and bold 933.4 
 
 Jack's ward 1117.2 
 
 — Campaign series. Charlie Codman's cruise 934.28 
 
 Frank's campaign 925.14 
 
 Paul Prescott's charge 924.25 
 
 — Helen Ford 1115.5 
 
 — Luck and pluck series. Bound to rise 935.29 
 
 Herbert Carter's legacy 1115.10 
 
 Luck and pluck 935.7 
 
 Risen from the ranks 935.32 
 
 Sink or swim ^ 935.8 
 
 Strive and succeed 935.28 
 
 Strong and steady 935.9 
 
 Try and trust 928.3 
 
 — Ragged Dick series. Ben, the luggage boy 934.11 
 
 Fame and fortune 93.4.12 
 
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 — Ball, J. Alpine guides. Pennine Alps, includ- 
 
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 — Murray, J. Knapsack guide for travellers in the 
 
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 — Whymper, E. Scramble amongst the, 1860-69. 
 
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 Alps, The, of Arabia. Maughan, W. C. London, 
 
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 Alroy. Disraeli, B 3^4.22 
 
 Altar, The, at home. Miles, H. A. Boston, 1865. 
 
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 — Same. Boston, 1859. 16° 6327.19 
 
 Alton Locke. Kingsley, C 326.18 
 
 Alton sermons, The. Hare, A. W. London, 1874. 
 
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 Alwyn's first wife. Graik, D. (M.) 323.27 
 
 Amants magnifique, Les: comedie-ballet. Moliere, 
 
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 ville. 
 Amateur dramas. Baker, G. M. Boston, 1873. 
 
 16° 1636.22 
 
 Amateur's, The, rose book. Hibbard, S. London, 
 
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 Amateurs and actors : a farce. Peake, R. B. New 
 
 York, N. D. 12° 1635.5 
 
 Amator Virtutis, pseud., compiler. The youth's 
 companion; or a safe guide to eminence. An- 
 dover, 1820. 159-{- pp. Sm. 12° 1919.1 
 
 Contents. — Sermon on Christian map^nanimity, and an ad- 
 dress to his senior class, by Dr. Witherspoon ; Oration on the 
 death of Dr. Dwight, by Dr. Spring; Analysis and index. 
 
 Amazon, The. Dingelstedt, F. (F. F.) 626.4 
 
 Amazon, river. Bates, H. W. The naturalist on 
 
 the river Amazons. London, 1873. Sm. 8° . . . 5935.2 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. On the banks of the. Lon- 
 
 don, 1872. Sm. 8° 92L6 
 
 — Orton, J. The Andes and the. New York, 1871. 
 
 16° 5933.13 
 
 See alto Brazil. 
 
 Amber gods. The. Spofford, H. E 538.3 
 
 Ambrose Gwinett: a melo-drama. Jerrold, D. (W.) 
 
 New York, N. D. 12° 1635.4 
 
 Amenities of literature. Disraeli, L New York, 
 
 1871. 2v. Sin. 8° 1533.13 
 
 America. Abbott, J. S. C. The adventures of the 
 
 chevalier de La Salle and his companions, in 
 their explorations of the new world, two hun- 
 dred years ago. New York [1875]. 12° 1014.13 
 
 — Baldwin, J. D. Ancient America. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 5027.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Alger, Horatio, jr. Ragged Dick series, continued. 
 
 Mark, the match-boy '. 934.16 
 
 Ragged Dick 934.13 
 
 Rough and ready 934. 15 
 
 Ruf us and Rose 934.14 
 
 — Tattered Tom series. Julius; or the street boy 
 
 out West 934.32 
 
 Paul, the peddler 934.10 
 
 Phil, the fiddler 934.30 
 
 Slow and sure 934.31 
 
 Tattered Tom 934.9 
 
 • The young outlaw 933.12 
 
 — and Cheney, 0. Augusta. Seeking his fortune, 
 
 and other dialogues. Boston [1875]. 270 pp. 16°. 1518.11 
 Alger, William Rounseville. Critical history of the 
 doctrine of a future life. And a complete bib- 
 liography of the subject, by Ezra Abbot. New 
 York, 1871. x, 914 [912]+ pp. 8° 5831.3 
 
 — The friendships of women. Boston, 1872. xvi, 
 
 416 pp. 16° 1535.20 
 
 — The solitudes of nature and of man. Boston, 
 
 1871. 412 [408] pp. 16 1535.22 
 
 Algeria. Gaskell, G. Algeria as it is. London, 
 
 1875. Sm. 8° 5935.4 
 
 — Gerard, (C) J. (B.) Lion hunting and sporting 
 
 life in. London, 1857. 16° 427.4 
 
 — Herbert, Lady M. E. A search after sunshine; 
 
 or, Algeria in 1871. London, 1872. 8° 5911.2 
 
 Alhambra, The. Irving, W. London, 1853. 16°.. 715.7 
 
 — Sarne. Philadelphia, 1872. Sm. 8° 1815.15 
 
 iVoie. — A semi-fictitious chronicle of its history. 
 
 Alhambra, The, and the Kremlin. [Travels.] Prime, 
 
 S. L New York [1873]. 8° 5914.6 
 
 Alice. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) L 336.10 
 
 Alice Brand. Riddle, A. G 713.6 
 
 Alice Franklin. Howitt, M 937.6 
 
 Alice Lorraine. Blackmore, R. D. Leipzig 331.10 
 
 — Same. New York 711.35 
 
 Alice's adventures in Wonderland. Dodgson, C. L. 912.20 
 
 Alicia Warlock. Collins, (W.) W , 711.33 
 
 Alison, Sir Archibald. History of Europe, 1789- 
 
 1815. New York, 1871. 4 v. 8° 5913.6 
 
 1815-52. New York, 1868, 70, 71. 4 v. 8°. 5913.5 
 
 — Miscellaneous essays. New York, 1871. .390 pp. 
 
 Portrait. 8° 1531.7 
 
 All aboard. Adams, W. T 924.17 
 
 All for greed. A., A. A 311.24 
 
 All for love. Dupuy, E. A 716.7 
 
 All the year round. Conducted by Charles Dick- 
 ens. New series. Vol, 0. London, 1871. 8°. 1334.1 
 
 Allegories, Sacred. Adams, W. Leipzig, 1864. 
 
 Sq. 16° 311.23 
 
 Allen, C. Bruce. Cottage building. With notes and 
 additions by J. Weale. 6th edition, with illus- 
 trations. London, 1870. viii, 133 pp. 12°. .. 1715.28 
 
 Allen, David Oliver. India, ancient and modern. 
 
 2d edition. Boston, 1856. xii, 618 pp. 8°... 5921.1 
 
 Allen, Ethan, Life of. Sparks, J. (In Sparks, J. 
 
 Library of American biography) 6028.1.1 
 
 Allen, John Fisk. Practical treatise on the culture 
 and treatment of the grape vine. 3d edition. 
 New York, 1856. 330 pp. Illustrated. 12°.. 6425.4 
 
 Allen, Joseph. Battles of the British navy. New 
 
 edition. London, 1868. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5417.5 
 
 Allen, Joseph Henry. Manual of devotions for 
 families and Sunday schools. Boston, 1852. xi, 
 163 pp. 12° 6818.8 
 
 Allen, Myron 0. History of Wenham, from 1639 
 
 to 1860. Boston, 1860. 220-^- pp. 12° 816.4 
 
 Allen, Rowland Hussey. The New-England trage- 
 dies in prose. Boston, 1869. 156 pp. 12°... 817.4 
 
 Contents. — The coming of the quake rs; The witchcraft 
 delusion. 
 
 Xoie. — This is written in elucidation of Longfellow's 
 " New-England tragedies." 
 
 Allen, S.M. Fibrilia: a substitute for cotton. With 
 
 illustrations. Boston, 'l861. x, 182 pp. 12°. 6435.1 
 
 Allen, William. American biographical and histor- 
 ical dictionary. 2d edition. Boston, 1832. 
 Tiii,800pp. 8° *R.R., D.3.2 
 
AMERICA 
 
 8 
 
 AMERICAN 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Amebica, continued. 
 
 — Bishop, N. H. The Pampas and Andes. A thou- 
 
 sand miles' walk across South America. Boston, 
 
 1872. 16° 934.1 
 
 — Browne, D. J. The trees of. New York, 1846. 
 
 L.8" C621.1 
 
 — Bryant, W. C. Letters of a traveller; or, notes 
 
 of things seen in. New York, 1870. 12° 5915.9 
 
 — Butler, W. F. The wild North land: the story 
 
 of a winter journey, with dogs, across northern 
 North America. London, 1874. 8° 5032.3 
 
 — Franchere, G. Narrative of a voyage to the 
 
 northwest coast of, 1811-14. New York, 1854. 
 
 12^^ 414.10 
 
 — Gasparin, A. (fi.), comte de. America before Eu- 
 
 rope. New York, 1862. 12° 414.2 
 
 — Greenhow, R. The history of Oregon and Cali- 
 
 fornia and the other territories on the north- 
 west coast of North America. Boston, 1845. 8°. 810.2 
 
 — Hall, B. Travels in North America, in 1827, 28. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1829. 2 v. 12° 417,14 
 
 — Helps, Sir A. The Spanish conquest in. New 
 
 York, 1856. 4 v. 12° 816.6 
 
 — Humboldt, (F. H.) A. Personal narrative of 
 
 travels to the equinoctial regions of. London, 
 
 1872. 3 V. Sm. 8° 5036.4 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. The Western world. Pic- 
 
 turesque sketches of nature and natural history 
 
 in North and South America. London, 1874. 8°. 434.1 
 
 — Leland, C. G., editor. Fusang, or the discovery 
 
 of America by Chinese Buddhist priests in the 
 
 5th century. London, 1875. 8° 5925.6 
 
 — Macgillivray, W. Travels and researches of A. 
 
 von Humboldt in the equinoctial regions of. 
 
 New York, 1855. 18° 438.1 
 
 — Map of the United States, the British provinces, 
 
 Mexico, the West Indies and Central America, 
 with a part of New Granada and Venezuela. 
 New York, 1849. Size, 2 ft. 4 in. X 3 ft. 3 in. 5032.4 
 
 — Marcoy, P. Travels in South America from the 
 
 Pacific to the Atlantic ocean. London, 1875. 
 
 2 V. L. 8° 5030.5 
 
 — Michaud, A. Flora Boreali-Americana. Paris, 
 
 1803. 2y. 8° 6624.2 
 
 — Mitchell, S. L. Observations on the geology of 
 
 North America. New York, 1818. 8° 6633.1 
 
 — Orton, J. The Andes and the Amazon ; or, across 
 
 the continent of South America. New York, 1871. 
 
 16° 5933.13 
 
 — Paez, R. Travels and adventures in South and 
 
 Central America. New York, 1868. 12° 427.8 
 
 — Parkman, F., jr. The Jesuits in North America 
 
 in the 17th century. Boston, 1872. 12° 6015.5.2 
 
 — Pumpelly, R. Across America and Asia. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8° 6916.2 
 
 — Robertson, W. History of. London, 1840. 8°. 5610.1 
 
 — Rogers, H. D., and Johnston, A. K. Atlas. 
 
 London, 1857. F° 5030.1 
 
 — Scheie do Vere, M. Romance of American his- 
 
 tory. New York, 1872. 12° 5016.1 
 
 — Snowden, R. History of North and South 
 
 America, from its discovery to the death of 
 Washington. Philadelphia, 1818. 2v.ini. 12°. 818.8 
 — - Stephens, J. L. Incidents of travel in Central 
 
 America. New York, 1856. 2 v. 8° 422.5 
 
 — Stevenson, D. Sketch of civil engineering in. 
 
 London, 1859. 12° 6428.3 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. America and her commenta- 
 
 tors. New York, 1864. 8° 5033.5 
 
 5eea?»o the various divisions under their several names, as 
 Brazil, Canada, Mexico, Peru, United States, etc. 
 
 Note.— A synopsis of the literature of the history of Ameri- 
 ca will be found in tlie Lower Hall Catalogue for history, etc., 
 p. 12; and for all matters relating to the early history and 
 antiquities of the Pacific slope, Mexico, Central America, and 
 Peru, Bancroft's " Native Races " [5920.4] will afford the 
 Jatest summary, with ample references for verification, 
 luckcrman s '* America and her commentators " surveys the 
 successive European observers from the earliest visitors. For 
 Pre-Columbian America, see the note in Bulletin no. 157. 
 Ihe subject of the mound builders is popularly examined in 
 Baldwin, who also pictures the old civilizations of Mexico 
 and Peru, but careful statements on this point will be found in 
 the introdiietion to Prescott'a Mexico [rK>I4.2] and Peru 
 [.014.;i]. Brintou's "Myths of tlio New World ■*' covers the 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 America, continued. 
 
 religious views and mythological beliefs of these earlier in- 
 habitants. For the Spanish conquest, the work of theEng- 
 lish historian Robertson is a well sustained narrative; but 
 the American reader will naturally prefer the later researches 
 of Prescott, in the works already referred to; while Ilelps's 
 Spanish conquest covers much the same ground, and aims to 
 show in connection how slavery took its rise. Bancroft's first 
 volume of his " United States ''' [5012..J] traces the beginnings 
 of the colonizations that grew into the American republic; but 
 Parkman's series of books [.WlS.fi] best traces the progress of 
 the struggle of England and France for the possession of 
 North America. 
 
 American academy of arts and sciences, Boston. 
 Memoir of Sir Benjamin Thompson, count Rum- 
 ford. By G. E. Ellis. Philadelphia [1871]. 
 xvi, 680 pp. Portraits, illustrations, and fac- 
 simile, 8° 5022.3 
 
 American agriculturist. The. Vol. 31, 32. New 
 
 York, 1872, 73. 2v.ini. 4° 1432.3 
 
 American almanac and repository of useful knoul- 
 
 edge. Vol. 1-32. Boston, 1830-61. 12° 1728.1 
 
 American and foreign Sabbath union. Permanent 
 
 Sabbath documents. Boston, 1851. 12° 1536.17 
 
 American annual cyclopaedia and register of impor- 
 tant events. 1861-72. New York. 1872. 12 v. 
 Illustrated. Portraits. 8° *R.R., C.3.1 
 
 American baron, The. De Mille, J 511.19 
 
 American board of commissioners for foreign mis- 
 sions. Anderson, R. History of the missions 
 in India. Boston, 1874. 8° 5812.4 
 
 History of the missions to the Oriental thurches. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 8° 5812.1 
 
 History of the Sandwich Islands mission. Bos- 
 ton, 1870. 8° 5812.15 
 
 American colleges and the American public. Por- 
 ter, N. New Haven, 1870. 12° 1934.7 
 
 American colonization society. Memorial of the 
 semi-centennial anniversary, at Washington, 
 January 15, 1867. With documents concerning 
 Liberia. Washington, 1867. 191-[- pp. 8° .. 5222.3 
 
 American educational annual. The. A cyclopedia, 
 or reference book for all matters pertaining to 
 education. Vol. i. New York, 1875. 8° 1932.3 
 
 American family. An, in Germany. Browne, J. R. 
 
 New York, 1871. 12° 424.18 
 
 American family. An, in Paris, With illustrations. 
 
 New York, 1870. xii, 319 pp. 16° 911.4 
 
 American game in its seasons. Herbert, H. W. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 1516.14 
 
 American girl. An, abroad. Trafton, A. Boston, 
 
 1873. W 736.12 
 
 American homes series. Namely: — 
 
 — Eggleston, E. The schoolmaster's stories 921.13 
 
 — Hall, T. 0, Her mother's Fancy :... 921.14 
 
 American Hoyle, The. Dick, W. B. New York 
 
 [cop. 1864], 12° 1516.1 
 
 Note. — Rules for games of cards, etc. 
 
 American liberties and American slavery. Tread- 
 well, S. B. New York, 1838. 12° 817.10 
 
 American literature. See United States. 
 
 American naturalist. The, an illustrated magazine 
 of natural history. Vol. 4, 7-9. Salem, 1871- 
 75. 4 V. 8° 6523.1 
 
 American note-books. Passages from the. Haw- 
 thorne, N. Boston, 1872. 2v.ini. 12° 1813.6 
 
 American notes. [Travels.] Dickens, C. (J, H.) 
 
 Leipzig, 1842. Sq. 16° 418.2 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1874. 16° 1824.10 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, N. D. 8° 732.37 
 
 American pioneers and patriots. See Abbott, John 
 
 Stevens Cabot. 
 
 American protestant magazine, The. Vol. 1-4. 
 
 New York [1845-48]. 4 v. 8° 1336.2 
 
 American publisher's circular and literary gazette. 
 
 Vol. 1-4. Philadelphia, 1863-65. 4 v. in 2. 8°. 1422.4 
 
 American religion. Weiss, J. Boston, 1871. 12°. 1537.5 
 
 American revolution. See United States. 
 
 American social science association. Free lending 
 libraries. A paper read before the association, 
 at New York, May 22, 1874. By William W. 
 Greenough. Cambridge, 1874. 10 pp. 8° 1932,2 
 
 American temperance society. Permanent temper- 
 ance documents, Boston, 1835, 12° . 5834.2 
 
AMERICANISMS 
 
 9 
 
 ANDREWS 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 Americanisms. Pickering, J. A vocabulary, or 
 collection of words and phrases peculiar to the 
 United States. Boston, 1816. 8- 6121.1 
 
 — Scheie de Vere, M. Americanisms; the English 
 
 of the New World. New Yorls, 1872. 12^^ G12L1 
 
 See also Note under English language. 
 
 Ames, Azel, jr. Sex in industry: a plea for the 
 
 working-girl. Boston, 1875. 158 pp. 16"^ 1937.5 
 
 Ames, Fisher. Works. Prefixed, notices on his life 
 and character [by J. T. Kirkland]. Boston, 
 1809. xxxi, 519-j-PP- Portrait. 8" 1530.5 
 
 Ames, Mary Clemmer. Eirene; or, a woman's right. 711.17 
 
 — His two wives 724.25 
 
 — A memorial of Alice and Phoebe Gary, with some 
 
 of their later poems. Portraits. ,New York, 
 
 1873. xii, 351 pp. Sm. 8" 1014.5 
 
 — Ten years in Washington. Life and scenes in the 
 
 national capital, as a woman sees them. Illus- 
 trations. Portrait. Hartford, 1875. 587 pp. 
 8° 612.8 
 
 Ammonium, Physiological action of. Amory, R. {In 
 
 Massachusetts medical society. Publications).. 6021.4 
 
 Among my books. [Essays.] Lowell, J. R. Bos- 
 ton. 1873, 76. 2 V. 16^ 1934.8 
 
 Among the brigands, De Mille, J 932.44 
 
 Among the pines. [North Carolina.] Gilmore, J. 
 
 R. New York, 18G2. 12-^ 91G.3 
 
 Amouy, Robert. Physiological action of bromide of 
 potassium and ammonium. {In Massachusetts 
 medical society. Publications) 6021.4 
 
 Amos, Sheldon. International scientific series. The 
 science of law. New York, 1874. xx, 417 pp. 
 Folded sheet. -12^ 6316.3 
 
 Amour, L', medecin: coraedie-ballet. Molidre, J. B. 
 
 P. (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.2 
 
 Amouroux, Jules. The practical draughtman's 
 book of industrial design, etc. See Johnson, 
 William 6620.2 
 
 Ampere, Jean Jacques (Antoine). See Merimee, 
 P. Portraits hisioriques et litteraires. Paris, 
 
 1874. 12" 5527.14 
 
 Amphitruo. Plautus, T. M. Philadolphias [cop. 
 
 1842]. Sm. 12" 6118.4 
 
 Amphitryon: comedie. Moliere, J. B. P. (Euvres. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 12" 5537.2.2 
 
 Amusements. See Recreative arts. 
 
 Anabasis, The. Xenophon. London, 1872. Sm. 8°. 6115. 12 
 
 Anacreon. Odes. See Moore, Thomas. Poetical 
 
 works 1614.9.1 
 
 Analectic magazine. The, containing selections 
 
 from foreign reviews and magazines. Vol. 1-4. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1813, 14. 4 v. 8" 1336.1 
 
 Analysis of ornament. Wornum, R. N. London, 
 
 1873. 8° 6211.9 
 
 Anatomy. Cutter, C. Anatomy and physiology. 
 
 Boston, 1847. 12" 6037.3 
 
 — Edwards, H. W. Outlines of. Boston, 1841. 8^.6021.15 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Manual of the anatomy of verte- 
 
 brated animals. New York, 1872. 12° 1523.12 
 
 — Jackson, J. B. S. Anatomical museum of the 
 
 Boston society for medical improvement. Bos- 
 ton, 1847. 8" 6022.3 
 
 — Koelliker, A. Manual of human microscopical 
 
 anatomy. Philadelphia, 1854. 8" 6032.3 
 
 See also Bones. 
 
 Ancient city. The. Fustel de Coulanges, W. D. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 16" 5923.6 
 
 Kote. — A study of the religion, laws, etc., of Greece and 
 Rome. 
 
 Ancient classics for English readers. See Collins, 
 William Lucas, editor. 
 
 Ancient harmony revived, being a selection of choice 
 music for divine worship, taken from old and 
 approved authors. 5th edition. Boston, 1857. 
 280 pp. Oblong 8" 1518.7 
 
 Ancient lyre, The. Zeuner, C. Boston, 1840. Ob- 
 long 8° .^ 1518.5 
 
 Ancient states and empires. Lord, J. New Y'ork, 
 
 1869. 8" 815.8 
 
 2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Anderdon, William Henry. Antoine de Bonneval: a 
 
 tale of Paris, in the days of St. Vincent de Paul. 716.17 
 
 Andersen, Hans Christian. The improvisatore. 
 [A tale of Italian life.] Translated from the 
 Danish by Mary lluvvitt 714.25 
 
 — 0. T. A Danish romance 524.14 
 
 — Only a fiddler. A Danish romance 524.13 
 
 — Pictures of travel in Sweden, among the Ilartz 
 
 mountains, and in Switzerland, with a visit at 
 Charles Dickens's house. Author's edition. 
 New York, 1871. vi, 293 pp. Sm. 8" 426.17 
 
 — A poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel in Germany, 
 
 Italy, Greece, and the Orient. Author's edition. 
 
 New York, 1871. v, 343 pp. Sm. 8° ..426.18 
 
 — In Spain and a visit to Portugal. Author's edi- 
 
 tion. New York, 1870. vii, 288 pp. Sm. 8".. 426.16 
 
 — Stories and tales 923.25 
 
 — The story of my life 1225.18 
 
 — The two baronesses 524.15 
 
 — Wonder stories told for children 923.24 
 
 Anderson, James. Memorable women of the puri- 
 tan times. London, 1872. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5427.6 
 
 Contents. -Vo]. I. Mary Tracy, wife of H. Vere, baron of 
 Tilbuiy ; Brilliana Conway, wife of Sir Robert Harley ; Mar- 
 fiaret Tindall, wite of John Winthrop; Anne Dudley, wife of 
 Simon Bradstreet; Anne Marbury, wife of William Hutchin- 
 son; Mary Dver; Anne Vere. wife of Thomas, tiiird lord 
 Fairfax, aiid'her daugiiter Marv, dncliess of Buckingliam; 
 Elizabeth Steward, mother of Oliver Cromwell; Elizabeth 
 Buurchier, wife of Oliver Cromwell; Mary Love; Bridget 
 Cromwell, Elizabeth Cromwell, daughterCs] of Oliver Crom- 
 well. II. Marv Cromwell, Frances Cromwell, danghtei[s] of 
 Oliver CiOMiwell; Lucv Apsley, wife of coloml Hutchinson; 
 Katharine Bovie, wife of Arthur Jones, viscount Kanclagh; 
 Margaret ChaVlton. wife of Richard Baxter; Elizabeih, wife 
 of John Bunvan; Agnes Beaumont; Katharine Matthews, 
 wife of Philip Henry; R.ichel Wriothesley, wife of lord 
 William Russell; Alice Beconsaw, wife of lord John Lisle; 
 Elizabeth Gaunt; Hannah Hewling, wife of major Ricnard 
 Cromwell; Bridget I reton, wife of Thomas Bendish. 
 
 Anderson, Robart Patrick. Victories and defeats. 
 An attempt to explain the causes which have 
 led to them. London, 1873. xii, 353 pp. 8". 5922.10 
 
 Anderson, Rufus. Foreign missions: their relations 
 and claims. 3d edition, revised. New York, 
 
 1869. xiv, 373 pp. 8" 5812.16 
 
 — History of the missions of the American board of 
 
 commissioners for foreign missions in India. 
 Boston, 1874. xvi, 443 pp. Maps. 8" 6812.4 
 
 — History of the Sandwich Islands mission. Boston, 
 
 1870. xxiv, 408 pp. Portrait. Map. 8" 5812.15 
 
 — Republication of the Gospel in Bible lands. His- 
 
 tory of the missions of the American board of 
 commissioners for foreign missions to the Ori- 
 ental churches. Boston, 1872. 2 v. Portrait. 
 Map. 8° :••••.•• ^812.1 
 
 Anderson, William. The London commercial dic- 
 tionary, and sea-port gazetteer. [With appen- 
 dix.] New edition. London, 1826. viii, 848, 
 44-fpp. Plate. 8° 6434.4 
 
 Andes, The, and the Amazon. Orton, J. New 
 
 York, 187L 16 5933.13 
 
 ANDRfc, Major John, Life and career of. Sargent, 
 
 W. Boston, 1861. Sm. 8° 5426.9 
 
 Note. — The best special life of Andre; but illustrative mat- 
 ter will be found in general histories of the United States, like 
 Bancroft; the lives of Washington, and in Lossing's Pictorial 
 field-book of the revolution. 
 
 Andre del Sarto: drame. Musset, (L. C.) A. de. 
 
 Comedies et proverbes. Paris, 1867. 12° 5534.4.1 
 
 Andreas Hofer. [Fiction.] Mundt, C. (M.) 531.37 
 
 Andree de Taverney. Dumas, A. (D.) 510.9 
 
 Andrew, Jane. The seven little sisters who live on 
 
 the round ball that floats in the air 928.5 
 
 Andrews, C. C. Hints to company oflScers on their 
 
 military duties. New York, 1863. 68 pp. 24°. 6927.7 
 
 — Minnesota and Dacotah, in 1856. Washington, 
 
 1857. 215 pp. 12° 415.3 
 
 Andrews, Ethan Allen. First lessons in Latin; or, 
 an introduction to Andrews and Stoddard's Latin 
 grammar. 8th edition. Boston, 1846. 216 pp. 
 Sm.l2° 1039.4 
 
 — edttor. A copious and critical Latin-English lexi- 
 
 con, founded on the larger Latin-German lexicon 
 of William Freund: with additions and correc- 
 tions. New York, 1872. xxv, 1663 pp. 8°. 
 
 *R.R., D.3.5 
 
ANDREWS 
 
 10 
 
 ANTIQUITIES 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Andrews, G. H. Rudimentary treatise on agricul- 
 tural engineering. With illustrations. London, 
 1852. 3 V. in 1. 12" 1715.15 
 
 Andrews, J. N. Sermons on the Sabbath and law. 
 2d edition. Battle Creek, 1870. Irregularly 
 paged. 16^ 6328.2 
 
 Andkomaque : tragedie. Racine, J. de. Theatre 
 
 complet. Paris, 1870. 12° 5537.3 
 
 Anecdotes. Baring-Gould, S. Yorkshire oddities, 
 incidents and strange events. Loudon, 1875. 
 2 V. Sm.8" 5616.17 
 
 — Boyd, M. Social gleanings. London, 1875. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5613.7 
 
 — Byerley, T., and Robertson, J. C. The Percy 
 
 [and] American anecdotes. New York, 1858. 
 2v.ini. 8° 1231.3 
 
 — Forney, J. W. Anecdotes of public men. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 1015.2 
 
 — Mathews, L. E. Anecdotes of actors. London, 
 
 1844. 8" 5623.7 
 
 — Newcomb, H. Anecdotes for boys. Boston, 1869. 
 
 12° 918.21 
 
 Anecdotes for girls. Boston, 1870. 12° 918.18 
 
 Angel, Henry. Practical plane and solid geometry. 
 
 New York [Glasgow], 1873. 182 pp. 16° .... 1717.4 
 Angel, The, in the house. [Poem.] Patmore, C. 
 
 (K. D.) Boston, 1856. 2 v. 16° 1612.10 
 
 Angel-voices; or, words of counsel for overcoming 
 the world. After the mode of Richter's "Best 
 
 hours." Boston [cop. 1846]. 96 pp. 16° 5818.12 
 
 Angelina Gushington's thoughts on men and things. 
 
 Gushington, A. New York, 1872. 12° 1916.4 
 
 Angelique Jacqueline Marie Angelique de 
 Sainte Madeleine Arnauld d'Andilly, abbess 
 of Port Royal, called Mere. Martin, F. Ange- 
 lique Arnauld, abbess of Port Royal. London, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 5937.11 
 
 Anglo-American colonization. The first records of. 
 
 Thornton, J. W. Boston, 1859. 8° 612.5 
 
 Anicetus, pseud. See Clark, William Adolphus. 
 Animal and vegetable parasites of the human body. 
 
 Kuechenmelster, F. London, 1857. 8° 6021.17 
 
 Animal locomotion. Pettigrew, J. B. New York, 
 
 1874. 12° 6436.14 
 
 Animal mechanics, Principles of. Haughton, S. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° .^ 6613.4 
 
 Animal mechanism. Marey, E. J. New York, 
 
 1874. 12° 6436.11 
 
 Animals. Adams, W. H. D. Animal life through- 
 out the globe. London, 1876. Sm. 8° 1523.25 
 
 — Hamerton, P. G. Chapters on. Boston [Lon- 
 
 don], 1874. 16° 6614.9 
 
 — Haney, J. Art of training animals. New York 
 
 [cop. 1869]. 12° 1713.3 
 
 — Helps, Sir A. Some talks about animals and 
 
 their masters. London, 1873. Sm. 8^ 6617.5 
 
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 Bio, A. F. Poetry of Christian art. London, 
 
 1854. 12° 6234.1 
 
 — Ruskin, J. The eagle's nest. Ten lectures on 
 
 the relation of natural science to. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 6236.5 
 
 Lectures on. New York, 1872. 12° 6236.13 
 
 The political economy of. New York, 1866. 
 
 120 6236.8 
 
 Sesame and lilies. New York, 1872. 12°.. ..6236.15 
 
 The two paths: being lectures on. New York, 
 
 1866. 12° 6236.8 
 
 — Smith, W. Art education. Boston, 1872. 8°.. 6211.3 
 Taine, 11. A. The philosophy of. Art in Greece. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 6217.2 
 
 Art in the Netherlands. New York, 1871. 
 
 16° 6217.1 
 
 — Timbs, J. The year-book of facts in science and 
 
 art. London, 1866. Sm. 8° 1527.12 
 
 Tyrwhitt, R. St. J. Christian art and symbolism, 
 
 with some hints on the study of landscape. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 16° 1514.14 and 6235.1 
 
 Urbino, L. B., Day, H., and others. Art recrea- 
 tions. Boston, 1873. 12° 1515.9 
 
 — Viardot, L. Wonders of European art. New 
 
 York, 1871. 16° 17U.1 
 
 Wonders of Italian art. New York, 1871. 12°. 1714.23 
 
 — Wao-ner, (W.) R. Art life and theories. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 6234.3 
 
 — Winekelraann, J. (J.) History of ancient art. 
 
 Boston, 1872, 73. 4 v. L. 8° 62n.l 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Art, continued. 
 
 — Wright, T. History of caricature and grotesque 
 
 in. London [1864]. ftm. 4° 5923.4 
 
 See also Artists, Decorative art, Domestic arts. Drawing, 
 Europe, Fine arts. Great Britain, Music, Ornament. Painters, 
 Painting, Perspective, Recreaiive arts. Sculpture, Useful arts. 
 Koie. — Histories of various countiies and epochs often con- 
 tain chapfevHontlieartsof that country or epoch. See also the 
 lives of artists, like Allston, iMi<hel-Anj;elo, Raphael, etc., 
 and the lives of patrons of art, like R<iscoe's Lorenzo de' Medici 
 hnd Leo X. Nearly all of Mrs. Janicsoirs books are of inter- 
 est to the student of art. Luebke'n is one of the latest and best 
 general histories. Knskin's earlier books are mentioned 
 under Architecture and Painting, btit his later views are at 
 variance witli them. Taiuc represents a modem school of 
 ■writers. 
 
 Art, The, of dining; or, gastronomy and gastrono- 
 mers. New edition. London, 1853. vi, 137 
 
 pp. 16° 6428.6 
 
 Art education. See Massachusetts art teachers' 
 association. The Antefix papers. Papers on 
 
 art educational subjects. Boston, 1875. 8° 6212.3 
 
 Art-journal, The. New series. Vol. 12, 13. Lon- 
 don, 1873, 74. 2 V. 4° 6521.1 
 
 Arthur, Timothy Shay. Cast adrift 921.8 
 
 Arthur Bonnicastle. Holland, J. G 536.17 
 
 Arthur Brown. Kellogg, E 922.8 
 
 Arthur O'Lcary. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.27 
 
 — Same. London 516.21 
 
 Artist's [Diirer's] married life. Schefer, L. New 
 
 York, 1871. 16° 1027.3 
 
 Artiste. Grant, M. M 73L16 
 
 Artists. Fairholt, F. W. Homes, works, and shrines 
 
 of English artists. London, 1873. Sm. 4° 6213.6 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Book of the artists. [Ameri- 
 
 can.] New York, 1870. 8° 1511.6 
 
 See also Architects, Musicians, Painters, Sculptors. 
 
 Artois, Vallet d'. Manuel du fabricant de gants. 
 2e edition. Paris, 1835. 549-{- pp. Folded 
 plates. 24°. [Manuel Roret] 6439.2 
 
 Arts, Dictionary of. Ure, A. London, 1872. 3 v. 8°. 6422.3 
 
 Arundell, John Francis, baron of Wardour. Tra- 
 dition, principally with reference to mythology 
 and the law of natiors. London, 1872. ix-xxix, 
 431-1-pp. 8° 6333.1 
 
 As it should be. Alex, pseud. Philadelphia, 1874. 
 
 16^ 1736.5 
 
 As she would have it. Alex, pseud. Philadelphia, 
 
 1873. 16° 1736.6 
 
 Asbury twins. The. Clarke, R. S 1115.17 
 
 AscoGH, Anne. See Askew, Anne. 
 
 Ash, John. New and complete dictionary of the 
 Eno-lish language. Prefixed a grammar. Lon- 
 don, 1775. 2v. 8° *R.R., F.3.12 
 
 Ashantee, Africa. Brackenbury, H. The Ashanti 
 
 war. Edinburgh, 1874. 2 v. 8° 5911.16 
 
 — Stanley, H. M. Coomassie and Magdala: the 
 
 story of two British campaigns in Africa. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8° 5931.14 
 
 Asher, J. R., and Adams, G. H., publishers. New 
 commercial, topographical, and statistical atlas 
 and gazetteer of the United States: with maps 
 showing the Dominion of Canada, Europe and 
 the world. New York [1873]. 284 pp. F°. *R.R.Desk 
 
 Ashwell, Samuel. A practical treatise on the dis- 
 eases peculiar to women, illustrated b.y cases. 
 Boston, 1843. 312 pp. 8° 6021.11 
 
 Asia. Ilellwald, F. von. The Russians in Central 
 Asia. A critical examination down to the pres- 
 ent time of the geography and history of Cen- 
 tral Asia. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 5914.9 
 
 — Morse, J., and Parish, E. New gazetteer of the 
 
 Eastern continent. Charlestown, 1802. 8° 432.4 
 
 — Polo, M. The book of Ser Marco Polo. London, 
 
 1875. 2v. 8° .^ 5933.7 
 
 — Pumpelly, R. Across America and Asia. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8° .5916.2 
 
 — Rawlinson, Sir H. (C.) England and Russia in 
 
 the East. A series of papers on the political 
 and geographical condition of Central Asia. 
 London, 1875. S° 6921.6 
 
 See also Arabia. Asia Minor, Assyria, Babylon. Bokhara, 
 Burniah. China, East (The), India, Japan, Palestine, Persia, 
 Russia. Syria, Turkey 
 
ASIA MINOR 
 
 U 
 
 ATONEMENT 
 
 Shell*. No. 
 Asia Minor. Taylor, (J.) B. The lands of the 
 
 Saracen; or, pictures of. New York, 1857. 12". 424.13 
 
 — Willis, N. P. Pencillings by the way. New 
 
 York, 1844. L. 8° 430.2 
 
 Askew, or Ascogh, Anne. Passages in the life of the 
 
 Faire gospeller. Manning, A. New York, 1867. 
 
 12° 517.19 
 
 Aslauga's knight. La Motte Fouque, F. (H. C), 
 
 Freiherr de 313.7 
 
 AsPASiE de Milet. Becq de Fouquieres, L. Paris, 
 
 1872. 18^ 6116.1 
 
 Aspen court. Brooks, (C.) S 538.7 
 
 AsPENDALE. Preston, H. W 718.3 
 
 Assaying. Metallurgy of copper. Lamborn, C. 
 
 London, 1868. 12^ 1715.16 
 
 Assyria. Rawlinson, Gt. The five great monarchies 
 
 of the ancient Eastern world ; or, the history, 
 
 geography, and antiquities of. London, 1871. 
 
 3 V. 8° 5922.3 
 
 — Rollin, 0. Ancient history of the Assyrians. 
 
 Boston, 1807. Vol. 1-4, 6-8. 7 v. 8" 5913.1 
 
 — Smith, G. Assyrian discoveries; an account of 
 
 explorations and discoveries on the site of Nine- 
 veh, 1873, 74. London, 1875. 8° 5932.12 
 
 See also Asia, Babylon, Nineveh, and History (ancient). 
 
 Note. — The art of Assjria is illustrated in Layard's Nine- 
 veh [5912.2 and 9], and in the section on Assyria in Fergus- 
 son's History of architecture [G222.3]. 
 
 AsTERius, Urbanus, St. See Hippolytus, St. 
 ASTOU, John Jacob. See Parton, J. Famous Ameri- 
 cans of recent times. Boston, 1871. 8° 1214.14 
 
 Astoria. Irving, W. London, 1850. 16°. 417.1 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. Sm. 8° 1814.1 
 
 Astronomy. Burritt, E. H. The geography of the 
 
 heavens. New York, 1854. 12° 6818.1 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Selections of discourses on the 
 
 Christian revelation viewed in connection with 
 modern astronomy. Hartford, 1818. 16° 5819.17 
 
 — Denison, E. B, Astronomy without mathemat- 
 
 ics. New York, 1871. 12° 6817.1 
 
 — Farrar, J. Elementary treatise on. Cam'bridge, 
 
 1827. 8° 6433.2 
 
 — Flammarion, C. The wonders of the heavens. 
 
 New York, 1871. 16° 1714.13 
 
 — Kiepert, H. Grosser Hand-Atlas des Himmels 
 
 und der Erde. Thiiringer, 1873. F° *ll.R.Desk 
 
 — Lewis, Sir G. C. An historical survey of the 
 
 astronomy of the ancients. London, 1862. 8°. 6813.5 
 
 — Main, R. Rudimentary astronomy. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 1716.38 
 
 — Mitchell, 0. M. The planetary and stellar worlds. 
 
 London [I860]. 16° 1526.14 
 
 — Plummer, J. I, Introduction to. New York 
 
 [Glasgow], 1873. 16° 1717.6 
 
 — Proctor, R. A. Essays on. London, 1872. 8°. 
 
 1521.4 and 6813.1 
 
 The expanse of heaven. London, 1873. Sm. 8°. 6815,1 
 
 Other worlds than ours. New York, 1871. 12°. 1527.4 
 
 Our place among infinities. London, 1875. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6815.2 
 
 Recent solar researches. (7n Estes, D. Half- 
 hour recreations in popular science) 6813.7 
 
 The universe and the coming transits. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 8° 6813,4 
 
 — Rambosson, J. Astronomy. London, 1875. 8°. 6812.1 
 
 — Whewell, W. Astronomy and general physics 
 
 considered with reference to natural theology. 
 Philadelphia, 1833. 12° 6438.5 
 
 See aiso Earth, Moon. Nautical astronomy, Optics, Plane- 
 tary and stellar worlds, Stars, Sun. 
 
 At Capri. Bauer, K. Philadelphia [1875]. 16°.. 714.19 
 
 At her mercy. Payn, J. Leipzig 319.19 
 
 — Same. New York 732.30 
 
 AThis^ates, Oliphant, M. (0, W.) 510.5 
 
 At home and abroad. Taylor, (J.) B, New York, 
 
 1870,72. 2 V, 12° 234,1 
 
 At last: a Christmas in the West Indies, Kingsley, 
 
 C, Leipzig, 1871, 2v.ini, Sq. 10° 326.17 
 
 At odds. Tautphoeus, J. M., Aaronss* von 317.22 
 
 At the altar. Werner, E 727.34 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 At the back of the north wind. MacDonald, G 915.16 
 
 At the sign of the silver flagon. Farjeon, B. L. ... 711.3 
 Athalie: tragedie. Racine, J. de. Theatre com- 
 
 plet. Paris, 1870. 12° 5537.3 
 
 Athanasia. Sears, E. II, Boston, 1858, 12° 5816.16 
 
 Athanasius, St. Orations against the Arians, ac- 
 cording to the Benedictine text. With an ac- 
 count of his life by W. Bright. Oxford, 1873. 
 
 xcviii, 258-1- pp. Sm. 8° 6325.5 
 
 AthenuEdm, The. Vol. 1-6. London, 1873-75. 6 y. 
 
 4° 6732.1 
 
 Athenagoras. Writings, (Sec Justinus Jlfarfyr. .6322.4.2 
 Athenia of Damascus: a tragedy. Dawes, R. 
 
 New York, 1839. 12° 5217.4 
 
 Athens. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G, E.) L. Athens: 
 its rise and fall. Leipzig, 1843. 2 v. in 1. 
 Sq. 16° 828.10 
 
 — Phillips, J..L. T. Site and antiquities of. (In 
 
 Many lands and many people) 43 1.3 
 
 Note. — Histories of Greece and of tlie ancient world neces- 
 sarily cover the history more or less particularly of Alliens. 
 
 Atherstone priory. Comyn, L. N 728.3 
 
 Atkinson, Charles Follen, joint author. Cotton cul- 
 ture and the South considered with reference to 
 emigration. (Sefi Loring, Francis William 6435.3 
 
 Atkinson, J. Beavington. An art tour to northern 
 capitals of Europe. London, 1873. xii, 455 pp. 
 8° 6:13.4 
 
 Atkinson, William Parsons. Classical and scientific 
 studies, and the great schools of England: a 
 lecture. Cambridge, 1865. 117 pp. 8° 1912.3 
 
 Atlantic, RoUo on the. Abbott, J 917.16 
 
 Atlantic essays. Higginson, T. W. Boston, 1871. 
 
 12° 1915.2 
 
 Atlantic monthly. Vol, 1-36, Boston, 1857-75. 
 
 36 V. 8° 1425.1 
 
 Atlantic tales 524,10 
 
 CoMents. — Hale, E. E., My double, and how he undid me ; 
 O'Brien, F.J. , The diamond lens; Davis, R. B., Life in the 
 iron mills; Dodge, M. A., The pursuit of knowledge under 
 difficulties; Lowell, R. T. S., A raft that no man made; Ar- 
 nold, G., Why Thomas was discharged; Chesebro', C, Victor 
 and Jacqueline; Nordhoff. C, Elkanah Brewster's temptation; 
 Hale, L. P.. The queen of the red chessmen; Terry, R., Aliss 
 Lucinda; Wlielpley, J. D., The Denslow palace; Taylor, (J.) 
 B., Friend Eli's daughter; Appleton, E. U., A half-life and 
 half a life ; Hale, E. £., The man without a country. 
 
 Atlantic, The, to the Pacific, Lester, J. E. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 12° 417.12 
 
 — Same. London, 1873, Sm, 8° 417.13 
 
 Atlas, Asher, J. R., and Adams, G. R., publishers. 
 
 New commercial, topographical, and statistical 
 atlas and gazetteer of the United States: with 
 maps showing the Dominion of Canada, Europe 
 and the world. New York [1873]. F° . . . , *R.R.De3k 
 
 — Black, A, and C. General atlas of the world, 
 
 Edinburgh, 1871. F° *R.R.Desk 
 
 — Bradford, T. G. A comprehensive atlas. Boston 
 
 [cop. 1835], 4° 5030.2 
 
 — Complete historical, chronological, and geographi- 
 
 cal American atlas, Philadelphia, 1822. F° . . 5030.8 
 
 — Kiepert, H. Grosser Hand-Atlas des Himmels 
 
 und der Erde. Thiiringer, 1873. F° *R.R.Desk 
 
 — Las Cases, M. J. E. A. D. Genealogical, histori- 
 
 cal, chronological, and geographical atlas. 
 Philadelphia, 1821, F° 5030.7 
 
 — Philip, G., and son, Philip's atlas of the coun- 
 
 ties of England, reduced from the ordnance sur- 
 vey. ByE. Weller. London, 1875, F°. , .*R.R,Desk 
 
 — Smith, W, An atlas of ancient geography, bibli- 
 
 cal and classical. London, 1874. F° *R.R.Desk 
 
 — Spruner, C. von. Atlas antiquus. Gothae, 
 
 1865. 4° *R.R.Desk 
 
 Atmosphere. Flammarion, C. The atmosphere. 
 
 London, 1873. L. 8° 6832.2 
 
 — Hartwig, G. The aerial world: a popular ac- 
 
 count of the phenomena and life of the. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 8° 6832.3 
 
 — Same. New York, 1875. 8° 1520.5 
 
 — Beclus, (J, J,) E, The ocean, atmosphere, and 
 
 life. New York, 1873. 8° 6632,2 
 
 Atonement, The Scripture doctrine of atonement 
 
 examined. Taylor, J. Boston, 1809, 12° 6328.1 
 
ATTERBURY 
 
 15 
 
 AVARE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Atterbury, Francis. Macaulay, T. B., lord. Leip- 
 zig, 1860. Sq. 16° 1238.18 
 
 — Same. {In his New biographies of illustrious 
 
 men) 5428.4 
 
 Attic philosopher, An, in Paris. Souvestre, E. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 532.9 
 
 Attila. Ilistoire d'Attila. Thierry, A. (S. D.) 
 
 Paris, 1856. 2 v. 8° 2 12.1 
 
 AuBER, Daniel Francois Esprit. Era diavolo; Masa- 
 
 niello. {In Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera 
 
 librettos) 6233.3.3 
 
 Aubrey. Marsh-Caldwell, A 313.28 
 
 Audubon, John James. Audubon, Mrs. J. J. Life 
 
 of. NewYork,187L 12- 5026.3 
 
 — Buchanan, R. Life and adventures of. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 5023.7 
 
 A^ofe. — A life prepared by his widow was subjected by the 
 English publisliers, under the editing of Robert Buchanan, to 
 a curtailment of four-fitths of its bulk, which publication was 
 reissued in this country by the widow, " with some additions 
 and omissions of objectionable passages." There is a brief 
 biographical sketch by Smiles [1024.13]. 
 
 Audubon, Mrs. John James. Life of John James 
 Audubon, the naturalist. With an introduction 
 by J. G. Wilson. New York, 1871. 443 pp. 
 Portrait. 12° 5026.3 
 
 Auer, Adelheid von. It is the fashion. From the 
 
 German 533.21 
 
 Auerbach, Berthold. Romane. Stuttgart, 1871. 
 
 12 V. in 4. Sq. 16° 5735.12 
 
 Con/e/iCs.— Vol. [I.] 1. Spinoza. 2. Dichter und Kaufmann. 
 [II.] 3, 4. Neues l.eben. [III.] 5-8. Auf der Hohe. [IV.] 
 y-12. Das Landhaus am Rhein. 
 
 — Siimmtliche Schwarzwalder Dorfgeschichten. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1871. " 8 V. in 3. Sq. 16° 5735.13 
 
 Cotaents. — Yo\ [I] 1. Der Tolpatsch; Die Kriegspfeife; 
 Pes Schlossbauers Vetele; Tonele mitder gebissenen Wange; 
 Befehlerles; Die feindlichen Briider; Ivo, der Hajrie. 2. 
 riorian und Creszenz; Der Lautorbacher; Straflinge; Erd- 
 nmtlie. [II] 3. Die Frau Professorin ; Lucifer. 4. Die 
 Geschichte des Diethelm von Buchenberg; Hopfen und 
 Gerste. 5. DerLehnhold; Der Viereckig oder die amerika- 
 nische Kiste. [III.] 0. Ein eigen Haus; Barfiissele. 7. 
 Joseph im Schnee; Brosi uud Moni. 8. Edelweiss. 
 
 — Black forest village stories. Translated by C. 
 
 Goepp 926.27 
 
 — Edelweiss. Translated by E. Frothingham 517.4 
 
 — German tales. With an introduction by C. C. 
 
 Shackford 918.14 
 
 — On the heights. Translated by F. E. Bunnett. 
 
 Boston 517.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig ; 311.22 
 
 — Villa Eden. Translated by C. C. Shackford 511.20 
 
 — Waldfried. A novel. Translated by S. A. Stern. 734.24 
 AuERSPERG, Anton Alexander, Graf von. The last 
 
 knight, a romance-garland. From the German 
 of Anastasius Griin [pseud.'^. Translated, with 
 notes, by J. 0. Sargent. New York, 1871. ix, 
 
 200 pp. Sra. 4° 5738.5 
 
 August and Elvie. Abbott, J 923.1 
 
 August stories. See Abbott, Jacob. 
 AuGUSTiNus, Aurelius, St., bishop of Hippo. The 
 city of God. Translated by M. Dods. Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. 2 v. 8° 581L11 
 
 AuLULARiA. Plautus, T. M. Philadelphiae [cop. 
 
 1842]. Sm. 12° 6118.4 
 
 AuMALE, Henri (Eugene Philippe Louis) d'Orleans, 
 due d'. History of the princes de Conde in the 
 xvith and xviith centuries. Translated from 
 the French by 11. B. Borthwick. London, 1872. 
 
 2 V. Portrait. Folded map. 8° 5522.9 
 
 Aunt Jane's hero. Prentiss, E 737.2 
 
 Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. Alcott, L. M. 3v 926.5 
 
 Aunt Kipp. A.lcott, L. M 935.20 
 
 Aunt Madge's story. Clarke, R. S 927.8 
 
 Aunt Margaret. Abbott, J. Harper's story books. .936.1.9 
 
 Aunt Patty's scrap-bag. Hentz, C. L 935.15 
 
 Aurelian. Ware, W. New York, 1869. 12° 512.14 
 
 JVoie. — Originally published under the title of Probus. 
 
 Auricular confesssion and popish nunneries. Ho- 
 
 gan, W. Boston, 1845. 12° 1538.17 
 
 Aurora boroalis. Strange discoveries respecting the 
 aurora. Proctor, R. A. {In Estes, D. Half- 
 hour recreations in popular science) 6813.7 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Aurora Floyd. Braddon, M. E 325.2 
 
 Aurora Leigh. [Poem.] Browning, E. B. Leip- 
 zig, 1872. Sq. 16° 1614.15 
 
 — Sa7ne. {In her Poems.) New York, 1862. 16°. 1612.4.3 
 Austen, Jane. Emma 524.12 
 
 — Mansfield park 325.25 
 
 — Northanger abbey, and Persuasion 325.24 
 
 — Pride and prejudice 325.23 
 
 — Sense and sensibility. Leipzig 325.22 
 
 — Same. And Persuasion. Boston 515.5 
 
 A'o<e. — These novels are healthy in tone, and excellent pic- 
 . tures of English middle life and of the country gentry, as they 
 existed at the beginning of this century. 
 
 — Memoir of. Austen-Leigh, J. E. London, 1870. 
 
 8° 1221.6 
 
 Austen-Leigh, James Edward. Memoir of Jane 
 Austen. London, 1870. v, 326-|- pp. Illus- 
 trated. Portrait. 8° 1221.6 
 
 Austin, George Lowell. History of Massachusetts, 
 from the landing of the pilgrims to the present 
 time. Boston, 1876. xix, 578 pp. Wood-cut. 
 Portraits. 8° 813.19 
 
 — Life of Franz Schubert. Boston, 1873. 163 pp. 
 
 Portrait. 12° 1228.7 
 
 Austin, James Trecothie. Life of Elbridge Gerry. 
 With contemporary letters, to the close of the 
 American revolution. Boston, 1828. xvi, 520 
 
 pp. Portrait. 8° 1011.3 
 
 Austin, Jane Goodwin. Cipher: a romance 711.7 
 
 — Moonfolk. A true account of the home of the 
 
 fairytales 912.22 
 
 — The shadow of Moloch mountain 511.1 
 
 Austin Elliot. Kingsley, H. Boston 724.4 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 326.24 
 
 Australia. Braim, T. H. New homes: the rise, 
 
 progress, present position, and future prospects 
 
 of the Australian colonies. London, 1870. 12°. 5934. 10 
 
 — Powell, G. S. B. New homes for the old country. 
 
 A personal experience of. London, 1872. 8°.. 5931.6 
 
 — Thomes, W. H. The gold hunter's adventures; or, 
 
 life in. Boston, 1873. 12° 735.3 
 
 — TroUope, A. Australia and New Zealand. 
 
 Leipzig, 1873. 3v.ini. Sq. 16° 418.5 
 
 — Vincent, F.,jr. Thirty thousand miled of travel 
 
 in. New York, 1876. 12° 436.8 
 
 Austria. Abbott, J. S. C. The monarchies of con- 
 tinental Europe. The empire of. New York, 
 1859. 12° 825.1 
 
 — Adams, W. T. Sunny shores; or, Young Ameri- 
 
 ca in. Boston, 1875. 16° 925.12 
 
 — Baedeker, C. Handbook for travellers. Coblenz, 
 
 1871. 16° 5718.2 
 
 — Coxo, W. History of the house of Austria, 
 
 1218-1848. London, 1864-72. 4 v. 16° 5715.1 
 
 — Map of Austria and the German empire. [Also 
 
 plan of Vienna and its exhibition. 4| in. X 4 
 
 in.] London, 1873. 30 in. x 18 in 5730.3 
 
 — Exhibitions of industry and art. Vienna exhibition. 
 
 See Massachusetts. Legislative documents. 
 
 Journals, reports, etc 6911.3 
 
 See also Germany. 
 
 Austro-Hungarian monarchy. L'Autriche-Hon- 
 grio, ses institutions et ses nationalites. Levy, 
 D. Paris, 1871. 18° 627.2 
 
 Authority. Recherches historiques du juste et de 
 I'autorite. Philosophie appliquee. Mailfer, 
 H. C. Paris, 1873. 2 v. 8° 6332.1 
 
 Authors, Quarrels of. Disraeli, I. New York, 
 
 1814.. 2v. 12° 1537.17 
 
 Authorship, Aspects of. Jacox, F. London, 1872. 
 
 16° 6136.6 
 
 Autobiographic sketches. De Quincey, T. Bos- 
 ton, 1869. 16° 1825.7 
 
 Autobiography of an actress. Ritchie, A. C. Bos- 
 ton, 1854. Sra. 8° K16.6 
 
 Autocrat, The, of the breakfast-table. Holmes, 0. 
 
 W. Boston, 1872. 12° .^..1934.3 
 
 Autumnal catarrh. Wyman, M. New York, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6012.7 
 
 Avare, L': comedie. Molidre, J. B. P. (Euvres. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 12° 6537.2.3 
 
AVELING 
 
 16 
 
 BAIN 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 AvELiNQ, S. T. Heraldry: ancient and modern. In- 
 cluding Boutell's Heraldry, revised, with addi- 
 tions. With illustrations. London [1873]. 
 
 XX, 430 pp. Sm. 4^^ 5415.7 
 
 Avenger, The. De Quincey, T 715.10 
 
 Axel and Anna. Bremer, F 511.5 
 
 Ayers, George B. How to paint photographs in 
 water colors. Philadelphia, 1870. 148 [14G] 
 
 pp. 12° 6217.8 
 
 Ayrshire cattle. The dairy cow. A monograph on 
 the Ayrshire breed of cattle. Sturtevant, E. 
 
 L. and J. N. Boston, 1875. 12° 1522.12 
 
 Ayrshire legatees. The. Gait, J 515.11 
 
 Ayton, Richard. The rendezvous: an operetta. 
 
 New York, n. d. 28 pp. 1 plate. 12" 1635.3 
 
 AzARiAN. Spofford, H. E 728.1 
 
 AzEGLio, (Giuseppe Maria Girolama Raflfaele) Mas- 
 simo Taparelli, marquis d'. Recollections. 
 Translated, with notes and an introduction by 
 Count Maffei. London, 1868. 2 v. Portrait. 
 Sm. 8" 5525.8 
 
 " B. 0. W. C.,» The. De Mille, J 935.18 
 
 Babes, The, in the wood. De Mille, J 710.22 
 
 Babolain. Droz, G 518.15 
 
 Babylon. Layard, A. H. Discoveries in the ruins 
 
 of. London, 1853. 8" 5912.9 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. The five great monarchies of the 
 
 ancient Eastern world ; or, the history, geography, 
 
 and antiquities of. London, 1871. 3 v. 8°.. 5922.3 
 
 — RoUin, C. Ancient history of the Babylonians. 
 
 Vol. 1-4, 6-8. Boston, 1807. 7 v. 8° 5913.1 
 
 See also Assyria. 
 
 Note.— The general reader will find a summary of the his- 
 tory, antiquities and identification of sites in MeClintoek 
 and Strong's Cyclopaedia, under Babylon, Babylonia, and 
 Chaldaea; and a popular paper on the history, by Jacob Ab- 
 bott, in Harper's niontljl^', vol. 36. The closer student will 
 follow history in the original sources of Herodotus, particu- 
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 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Bach and Beethoven. 
 
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 Bache, Alexander Dallas. Report on education in 
 Europe, to the trustees of the Girard college for 
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 Bachelder, John B. Illustrated tourist's guide of 
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 Bachelor, The, of the Albany. Savage, M. W 535.19 
 
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 Bacon, Albert M. Manual of gesture. Chicago, 
 
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 Bacon, George Blagden. Illustrated library of 
 
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 Bacon, Francis, lord. Essays, with annotations by 
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 Bacon, Leonard. The genesis of the New England 
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 Massachusetts cohjny under Endicott) and the separatists, 
 who gathered the church at Scrooby, were exiled to Holland, 
 and came to Plymouth, and there founded the system of 
 voluntaiy churches. The record is brouglit down to lti29. 
 
 Baddeck, and that sort of thing. [Nova Scotia.] 
 
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 Badeau, Adam. Military history of Ulysses S. 
 Grant. Vol. I. New York, 1868. xiii, 683-|- 
 
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 Baden, Frances Henshaw. The Christmas guest. 
 
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 Baedeker, Carl. Belgium and Holland. Hand- 
 book for travellers. With maps and plans. 2d 
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 — Italy. Handbook for travellers. With maps and 
 
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 Contents.— YiA.l. Northern Italy and Corsica. II. Cen- 
 tral Italy and Home. 
 
 — Paris and Northern France. Handbook for 
 
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 — The Rhine and Northern Germany. Handbook 
 
 for travellers. With maps and plans. 4th edi- 
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 1871. xxii, 380 pp. 16° 5718.2 
 
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 With maps, plans, and panoramas. 5th edition, 
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 — Traveller's manual of conversation in English, 
 
 French, German, Italian. With vocabulary, 
 * short questions, etc. 20th edition. Coblenz, 
 
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 Bagehot, Walter. Lombard street: a description of 
 the [English] money market. New York, 1873. 
 viii, 359 pp. 12° 5435.8 
 
 — Physics and politics. London, 1872. 224-f- pp. 
 
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 — Same. New York, 1873. 224-4- pp. 12° 6436.2 
 
 Baile, J. Wonders of electricity. Translated from 
 
 the French. Edited, with additions, by John 
 W. Armstrong. With illustrations. New York, 
 
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 wonders.] 12° 1714.30 
 
 Bailey, James M. Life in Danbury. Boston, 1873. 
 
 303 pp. Illustrated. 16° 638.1 
 
 Bailey, Rufus William. The scholar's companion; 
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 Bailey, Samuel. Essays on the pursuit of truth, on 
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 mental principle of all evidence and expectation. 
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 Bailey, Samuel W., compiler. Homage of eminent 
 persons to the Book. New York, 1870. 128 
 
 pp. IG" 5819.14 
 
 Baily, William L. Our own birds. A familiar nat- 
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 phia, 1869. 265 pp. Illustrated. 12° 913.25 
 
 Bain, Alexander. Critical remarks on [the] intel- 
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BAIN 
 
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 Baker's, A, dozen. Original Lumorous dialogues. 
 
 Baker, a. M. Boston, 1874. 16° 1517.6 
 
 Baldwin, John Denison. Ancient America. Witli 
 
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 Baldwin, Thomas, joint author. Lippincott'a pro- 
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 Baldwin, William Charles. African hunting from 
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 Balpe, Michael William. Bohemian girl; Rose of 
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 Ball, Benjamin West. Elfin land: and other 
 
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 Ballads. Baker, G. M. Ballads of beauty. Bos- 
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 — Lockhart, J. G. Ancient Spanish ballads. Bos- 
 
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 — MacCarthy, D. F. Book of Irish ballads. New 
 
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 — Murray, J. C. Ballads ^and songs of Scotland. 
 
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 Ballantyne, Robert Michael. Black ivory; a tale 
 
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 — The coral island 934.18 
 
 — Deep down. A tale of the Cornish mines 935.10 
 
 — The dog Crusoe. A tale of the Western prairies. 935.30 
 
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 — Erling the bold. A tale of the Norse sea-kings. 935.11 
 
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 — The floating light of Goodwin sands 935.16 
 
 -^ Freaks on the fells 923.9 
 
 — Gasooyne the sandal-wood trader 923.11 
 
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 — The lifeboat 934.17 
 
 -=^ Man on the ocean. A book about boats and ships.1715.30 
 
 — Martin Rattler; or, a boy's adventures in the 
 
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 -^ The Norseman in the West; or, America before 
 
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 — The pirate city. An Algerine tale 927.30 
 
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 Ballou, Hosea, Life of. Whittemore, T. Boston, 
 
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 Ballou, Maturin Murray History of Cuba; or, 
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 1874. 8° 5835.5 
 
 Baiud, Spencer Fullerton, Brewer, Thomas Mayo, 
 and RiDGWAv, R. History of North American 
 birds. Vol. i, ii. Illustrated. Boston, 1874. 
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 Baireuth, Bavaria. Art life and theories 
 drawings of the Bayreuth opera house, 
 ner, (W.) R. New York, 1875. 12° 
 
 Bajazet: tragedie. Racine, J. de. Theatre com- 
 plet. Paris, 1870. 12° 
 
 Baker, George Melville. Amateur drama series. 
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 1875. 248pp. 12° 
 
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 Baker, Harriet Newell (Woods). (Mrs. Madeline 
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 — I'll try 
 
 — The Leslie stories. Never give up 
 
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 — Little Agnes 
 
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 Baker, James L. Men and things; or, short essays 
 
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 Baker, Sir Samuel AVhite. The Albert N'yanza 
 great basin of the Nile, and explorations of the 
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 trations. Philadelphia, 1871. 305 pp. 16°... 
 
 Baker, Sarah. Christian eflfort. New York, 1850. 
 271pp. 16° 
 
 Baker, Thomas. Elements of practical mechanism 
 and machine tools. With remarks on tools and 
 machinery by James Nasmyth. With illustra- 
 tions. 4th edition. London, 1871. xii, 240 
 pp. 1 folded plate. 12° 
 
 — Mathematical theory of the steam engine. New 
 
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 Baker, William Munford. Carter Quarterman 
 
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 Ballstow, New York, An analysis of the mineral 
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 Balzac, Uonore de. See Stephen, L. Hours in a 
 
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 Bancboft, Aaron. Essay on the life of George Wash- 
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 Barcroft, George. History of the colonization of 
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 Bancroft, Hubert Howe. The native races of the 
 Pacific states of North America. New York, 
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 Banim, John. The Boyne water 517.6 
 
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 Banks, Nathaniel Prentiss. The bobbin boy. 
 
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 Barber, John Warner, and Howe, Henry. The 
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 Barberine. Musset, (L. C.) A. de. Comedies et 
 
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 Barbiebe di Siviglia. Pu)SBini, G. (In Ditson, 0., 
 
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 Barclay, George Lippard. Little Cuba; or, cir- 
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 Babdwell, William. AVhat a house should be, ver^ 
 aus death in the house. A companion book to 
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 Barham, Richard Harris. (Thomas Ingoldsby.) ThQ 
 Ingoldsby legends. [Humorous poems.] Globe 
 edition. With Cruikshanks's illustrations. New 
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 Babing-Gould, Sabine. Curious myths of the mid- 
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 exitu Israel." ^ 
 
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 Barker, George Frederick. A text-book of ele- 
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 Barker, Mary Anne, lady. [Mrs. Frederick Napier 
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 don, 1876. 1704- pp. Sm. 8° 6428.8 
 
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 Barnaby Rudge. Dickens, C. (J. H.) 2v 1824.5 
 
 Barnard, Charles Francis, jr. (Jane Kingsford.) 
 The tone masters. Bach and Beethoven. Illus- 
 trated. Boston, 1871. 243 pp. 16° 926.21 
 
 Handel and Haydn. Illustrated. Boston, 
 
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 Mozart and Mendelssohn. Illustrated. Boston, 
 
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 Barnard, Jonathan G. The C. S. A. and the battle 
 of Bull Run. With 5 maps. New York, 1862. 
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 to the close of the peninsular campaign. Itius- 
 
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 Barnes, Albert. Notes on the Acts and the Epis- 
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 Barneveldt, Jan van Olden, Life and death of. 
 
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 Barney Brady's goose. Carleton, W 518.5 
 
 Barney O'Reirdon the navigator. Lover, S. (In 
 
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 Barren honour. Lawrence, G. A 315.21 
 
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 Barrington. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.7 
 
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 Barrow, Sir John. Life of Peter the great. New 
 
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 Barrows, William. The general; or, twelve nights 
 
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 Barry, Charles A. How to draw. Boston, 1871. 
 
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 Barry,- John Stetson. History of Massachusetts. 
 
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 Barry, Michael .Joseph, editor. The songs of Ire- 
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 Barry, P. Fruit garden. Revised. Illustrated. 
 
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 Barry, Williatn, History of Framingham, Mass. 
 
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 Bartlett, William Henry. The pilgrim fathers; 
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 Bartol, Cyrus Augustus. Discourses on the Chris- 
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 Bartoli, Daniele, and Maffei, Giovanni Pietro. 
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 Barton, Bernard. Poems. New edition. Boston, 
 
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 Bashan, The giant cities of. Porter, J. L. Now 
 
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 Basil. [Fiction.] Collins, (W.) W 326.7 
 
 Basil Godfrey's caprice. Parr, H 314.1 
 
 Baskerville, Alfred, translator. The poetry of 
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 Bluebeard's keys. Thackeray, A. I. Leipzig.... 330.20 
 
 — Same. New York 720.11 
 
 Blueberrying. Abbott, J 917.27 
 
 Blunderer, The: a comedy. Moliere, J. B. P. 
 
 Dramatic works. Edinburgh, 1875. 8° 6530.3.1 
 
 Boarding-school days. Gordon, C 915.22 
 
 Boardman, William E. The higher Christian life. 
 
 Boston, 1858. 330-|- pp. 12° 1536.10 and 6325.10 
 
 Boat club. Adams, W. T 924.15 
 
 Boat club series. See Adams, William T. 
 
 Boat life in Egypt and Nubia. Prime, W. C. New 
 
 York, 1858. 12° 424.6 
 
 Boats. Ballantyne, R. M. Man on the ocean. A 
 
 book about boats and ships 1715.30 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. The boy's own book of 
 
 boats, with instructions how to make sailing 
 models 1718.1 1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Bobbin boy. The. N. P. Banks. Thayer, W. M. 
 
 Boston, 1860. 16° 916.8 
 
 BoCHer, Fedinand, editor. College series of French 
 
 plays. Boston, 1867. 12° 2015.2 
 
 CoMentt.— 'Lcs petits oisoaux; Mile, de la SeisHere; Le 
 Roman d'un jeune hoinine pauvre ; Les doigts de fee. 
 
 Bodily strength and skill. Wonders of. Depping, 
 
 G. New York, 1872. 16° 1714.12 
 
 Body and mind. Maudsley, H. London, 1873. 
 
 S"" 6036. 15 
 
 Bogart, William H. Daniel Boone, and the hunters 
 of Kentucky. Illustrated. Boston, 1874 \^cop. 
 1854]. 464 pp. 12° 5025.9 
 
 Bogen, F. W. The German in America. [German 
 and English.] 2d edition. Boston, 1851. 177 
 pp. 12° 1939.3 
 
 Bohemian girl. Balfe, M. W, {In Ditson, 0., and 
 
 CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.3 
 
 Boieldieu, Francois Andre. La dame blanche. 
 {In Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera libret- 
 tos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Boitard, Pierre. Nouveau manuel du cordier. 
 
 Paris, 1839. 294-f-. pp. 24°. [Manuel Roret]. 6429.8 
 
 Bokhara, Asia, Narrative of a mission to. Wolff, 
 
 J. New York, 1845. 8° 821.4 
 
 BoLEYN, Anne. See Anne Boleyn. 
 
 BoMBAUGH, Charles C. The literature of kissing, 
 gleaned from history, poetry, fiction and anec- 
 dote. Philadelphia, 1876. 382 pp. 12° 5924.5 
 
 Bonaparte, .Jerome. Lettres et documents inedits 
 
 1837 k 1848. See Thiers, Louis Adolphe 5515.2 
 
 Bonaparte, Joseph. See Joseph Bohaparte. 
 
 Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon. See Napoleon III. 
 
 Bonaparte, Napoleon. See Napol^ion I. 
 
 Bonaparte family. The Napoleon dynasty. A his- 
 tory of the Bonaparte family. Lester, C. E. 
 New York, 1873. 12° 825.17 
 
 Bonaparte-Patterson marriage in 1803, The. 
 
 Saffell, W. T. R. Philadelphia, 1873. Sm. 8°. 825.4 
 
 Bond, John James. Handy-book of rules and tables 
 for verifying dates with the Christian era; giv- 
 ing an account of the chief eras, and systems 
 used by various nations; with easy methods 
 for determining the corresponding dates; with 
 regnal years of English sovereigns, 1066-1874. 
 London, 1875. xlii, 465 pp. Sm. 8° 5627.2 
 
 Bond, Robert. Handbook of the telegraph. 3d 
 edition, revised and enlarged, with illustrations. 
 London, 1870. 114-f-pp. Folded plates. 12°. 1715.4 
 
 Boner, Charles. Memoirs and letters. With letters 
 of Mary Russell Mitford to him during ten 
 years. Edited by R. M. Kettle. London, 1871. 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5426.2 
 
 Bones. Dupuytren, G., baron. Injuries and dis- 
 eases of. London, 1847. 8° 6013.7 
 
 — Wagner, A. Process of repair after resection 
 
 and extirpation of. London, 1859. 8° 6023.1 
 
 BoNiFACius, (Winifrid), St., archbishop of Mentz. 
 
 S. Boniface and the conversion of Germany. 
 
 Hope, iVfrs. — . London, 1872. 16° 5735.6 
 
 Bonner, John. Child's history of Greece. With 
 
 illustrations. New York, 1871. 2 v. 16° 926.2 
 
 — Child's history of Rome. New York, 1870. 2 v. 
 
 Illustrated. 16° 926.1 
 
 — Child's history of the United States. With en- 
 
 gravings. New York, 1870. 3 v. 16° 926.3 
 
 Bonnet, Charles. Philosophical and critical inqui- 
 ries concerning Christianity. Translated by J. 
 L. Boissier. Philadelphia, 1803. 304 pp. Por- 
 trait. 16° 1918. 10 
 
 Bonneville, Captain, Adventures of. Irving, W. 
 
 London, 1854. 12° 826.3 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. Sm. 8° 1815.14 
 
 Bonnie Scotland. Lippincott, S. J. Boston, 1872. 
 
 16° 933.29 
 
 Bonstettin, Charles Victor de. The man of the 
 North, and the man of the South; or the influ- 
 ence of climate. Translated from the French. 
 
 New York, 1864. 200 pp. 12° 1938.2 
 
 Bonwick, James. Mike Howe, the bushranger of 
 
 Van Dieman's land 725.28 
 
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 Book, A, about boys. Moncrieff, A. R. H. Boston, 
 
 1861). 16-^ 926.34 
 
 Book, A, about doctors. Jeafifreson, J. C. Leipzig, 
 
 1870. '2v.ini. Sq. IG'^ 1238.16 
 
 Book about dominies. MoncriefiF, A. R. II. Boston, 
 
 1869. 16" 1535.9 
 
 Book-keeping. Marsh, C. C. Theory and prac- 
 tise of bank book-keeping. New York, 1864. 
 
 L. 4° 1720.1 
 
 — Tremery, F. Nouveau manuel complet du teneur 
 
 de livres. Paris, N. D. 24" C819.1 
 
 Book, The, of adventure and peril. Bruce, C. Lon- 
 don, 1875. Sm. 8" 426.23 
 
 Book, The, of days. Chambers, R. London, N. n. 
 
 2 V. 8° *R.R., A.3.7 
 
 Book, A, of golden deeds. Yonge, C. M. London, 
 
 1870. 16" 1939.1 
 
 Book of memories. Hall, S. C. London, 1871. 4". 1231.1 
 Book, The, of snobs. Thackeray, AV. M. (/n his 
 
 Miscellanies) 335.13.1 
 
 — Same. (In his Works) 513.1.9 
 
 Book, The, of the seasons. Ilowitt, W. Philadel- 
 phia, 1831. 12° 1838.3 
 
 Books and reading. Porter, N. Books and read- 
 ing; or, what books shall I read and how shall 
 I read them? New York, 1873. Sm. 8" 6134.1 
 
 — Putnam, G. P. The best reading. Hints on the 
 
 selection of books. New York, 1875. 12° 6136,10 
 
 — Van Khyn, G. A. F. "What and how to read. 
 
 New York, 1875. 12° 6136.11 
 
 Booksellers. History of booksellers, the old and 
 
 the new. Curwen, H. London [1873]. 12°.. 5426.16 
 See also Note in Bulletin, Vol. II, p. 234. 
 
 Boone, Daniel. Abbott, J. S. C. Daniel Boone the 
 
 pioneer of Kentucky. New Y'ork, 1872. 12°. . 1014.4 
 
 — Bogart, "W. H. Daniel Boone, and the hunters 
 
 of Kentucky. Boston, 1874 [ccp. 1854]. 16°. 5025.9 
 BoRBST^DT, A., and Dwyer, F. The Franco-Ger- 
 man war to the catastrophe of Sedan and the 
 fall of Strassburg, With strategical maps, tabu- 
 lar views of marches, plans of battles [etc.]. 
 
 London, 1873. viii, 701 pp. 8° 5713.2 
 
 Border and Bastille. Lawrence, G. A 315.26 
 
 Border beagles. Simms, W. G 716.27 
 
 Border lines of knowledge in some provinces of 
 medical science. Holmes, 0. W. Boston, 1862. 
 
 12° 1522.14 
 
 Border reminiscences. Marcy, R. B 413.3 
 
 Borderland, The, of science. Proctor, R. A. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 8° 6814.3 
 
 Bores, The: a comedy. Moliere, J. B. P. Dra- 
 matic works. Edinburgh, 1875. 8° 5530.3.2 
 
 Borgia, Lucrezia, duchess of Ferrora. Gilbert, W. 
 Lucrezia Borgia. A biography. London, 1869. 
 2v. Sm. 8" 5526.7 
 
 — Gregorovius, F. Lucrezia Borgia. Stuttgart, 
 
 1874. 8° 5733.6 
 
 Borrow, George. The Bible in Spain. 13th edi- 
 tion. New York, 1869. 232 pp. 8° 5931.13 
 
 — Lavengro; the scholar — the gipsy — the priest. 
 
 New York, 1857. 198 pp. 8° 511.4 
 
 — Romany Rye; a sequel to "Lavengro." New 
 
 York, 1867. 141pp. 8° 511.21 
 
 — Wild Wales: its people, language, and scenery. 
 
 3d edition. London, 1872. viii, 347 pp. Sm. 8°. 5438.6 
 
 — The Zincali; or, an account of the gypsies of 
 
 Spain. New York, 1869. 148 pp. 8" 5931.13 
 
 Boscoeel: or, the royal oak. [Historical fiction.] 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H 339.10 
 
 Bosscet, Jacques Benigne. Bossuet and his con- 
 temporaries. Farrar, II. S. London, 1874. 
 
 Sm. 8° 55 26.14 
 
 Bo&Toy, Mass. Auditor. Annual report of the receipts 
 and expenditiires of the city of Boston and the 
 county of Suffolk, 1867-75. Boston, 1868-75. 
 6 V. 8=* , 6923.1 
 
 — Board of health. The sanitary condition of Bos- 
 
 ton. Report of a medical commission appointeji 
 to investigate the sanitary condition of the city. 
 Boston, 1875. 199 pp. Charts. 8° 6913.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
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 — Celebration of the centennial anniversary of the 
 
 battle of Bunker hill [prepared by James M. 
 Bugbee]. With an appendix containing a sur- 
 vey of the literature of the battle, its antecedents 
 and results [by Justin Winsor]. Boston, 1875. 
 Illustrated. 174 pp. L. 8^ 810.10 
 
 — History of the introduction of pure water into 
 
 Boston, with a description of its Cochituato 
 water works. Compiled by [N. J. Bradlee]. 
 Illustrated. Boston, 1868. xxi, 299-f- pp. 8°. 
 
 C10.2 and 5010.18 
 
 — Inaugural address of S. C. Cobb, mayor, Jan. 5, 
 
 1874. Boston, 1874. 34 pp. 8^ 6923.11 
 
 — Same. Jan. 4, 1875. Boston, 1875. 30 pp. 8°. 6923. 13 
 
 — Memorial of Abraham Lincoln. Boston, 1865. 
 
 153 pp. L. 8" 5020.4 
 
 — Memorial of Daniel Webster. Boston, 1853. 
 
 viii, 270 pp. Portrait. 1 plate. 8° 1011.4 
 
 — Memorial of Edward Everett. Boston, 1865. 
 
 315 pp. Portraits. L. 8° 810.9 
 
 — Memorial of Joshua Bates. Boston, 1865. 58 pp. 
 
 Portrait. 1 plate. L. 8° 5031.1 
 
 — Memorial of Samuel F. B. Morse. [Boston] 
 
 1872. 103-1- pp. 8° 1211.5 and 5023.3 
 
 — Memorial of the inauguration of the statue of 
 
 Franklin. Boston, 1857. 412 pp. 1 plate. 8°. 1211.6 
 
 — Municipal register for 1873. Boston, lb73. 278 
 
 pp. 8° 1210.1 
 
 — Ordinances of the city and acts of the legislature 
 
 of Massachusetts on municipal subjects passed 
 
 1873. Boston, 1874. 251-334 pp. L. 8^ 810.4 
 
 — Proceedings, April 17, 1865, on occasion of the 
 
 death of Abraham Lincoln. Boston, 1865. 35 
 
 pp. 8° 5020.6 
 
 — Primary schools. Annals of the primary school 
 
 committee, 1818-55. Compiled by J. M. Wight- 
 man. Boston, 1860. 8° 5010.3 
 
 — Public library. Bulletins. Vol. I, ii. No. 1 to 
 
 35. Oct., 1867, to Oct., 1875. [Appended to 
 vol. I, The Tosti engravings. Portraits.] Bos- 
 ton, 1871, 75. 2 V. L. 8^ *R.R., D.2.5 
 
 Catalogue. Boston, 1854. iv, 180 pp. 8^.*R.R., D.2.8 
 
 A chronological index to historical fiction; in- 
 cluding prose fiction, plays and poems. 2d and 
 enlarged edition. Boston, 1875. iv, 32 pp. L. 8°. *Desk 
 
 Historical fiction. Novels, plays, poems. 
 
 [Boston, 1871.] 9 pp. L. 8^' *K.R., D.2.4 
 
 Index to the catalogue of books in the Bates 
 
 Hall. Boston, 1861. vii, 902-|- pp. L. 8°. .*R.R., D.2.2 
 
 First supplement. Boston, 1866. iv, 718, 
 
 21-1- pp. L. 8° *R.R., D.2.3 
 
 Index to the catalogue of [books] in the 
 
 Lower Hall. Boston, 1858. iv, 204 pp. L. 8°. 
 
 *R.R., D.2.1 
 
 Lower Hall. Catalogue of books in the classes 
 
 of history, biography, and travel, with notes for 
 readers under subject-references. 2d, or consoli- 
 dated edition. Boston, 1873. 304 pp. L. 8°.*R.R., D.2.16 
 
 Class list for English prose fiction, including 
 
 translations and juvenile fiction [and some 
 juvenile works not fiction]. 5th edition. [Bos- 
 ton, 1871.] 76 pp. L. 8° *R.R., D.2.4 
 
 Class list for poetry, the drama, rhetoric, 
 
 elocution, collections, periodicals, and miscelia- 
 neousworks. [Boston, 1870.] 128 pp. L. 8°. *R.R., D.2.4 
 
 Class list for works in the arts and sciences. 
 
 2d edition. [Boston, 1871.] 71-|- pp. L. 8°. *R.R., D.2.4 
 
 Finding list for French, German, and Ital- 
 ian books. [Boston, 1867.] 45 pp. L. 8°.*R.R., D.2.4 
 
 Foreign languages. Books arranged by 
 
 authors, titles, and subjects. 2d edition. [Bos- 
 ton, 1876.] 68 pp. L. 8° *R.R., D.2.20 
 
 Miscellaneous documents. Boston, 1851-72. 
 
 Sm. 8" *R.R., D.2.14 
 
 Nineteenth annual report of the trustees. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 77 pp. 8° *R.R., D.2.9 
 
 Peiiodicals currently received; and Works of 
 
 reference in the Reading Room and at the Desk 
 in pates Hall. [Boston, 1870.] 31pp. L. 8°. 
 
 ♦R.R., D.2.4 
 
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 BoSTOV, 3fass. Public library, continued. 
 
 Points to be consid6rcd in cataloguing, revis- 
 ing, and proof-reading. [Boston, 1870.] 8 pp. 
 L. 8° *K.R., D.2.4 
 
 Presentation of a bust and portrait of Joshua 
 
 Bates, by his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth van do 
 Wejer. Boston, 18C6. It) pp. L. 8° *R.R., D.2.4 
 
 The Prince library. A catalogue of the bot^ks 
 
 and manuscripts [of] T. Prince, bequeathed to 
 the Old South church, and now deposited in the 
 Public library. Boston, 1870. xvi, 159-f- pp. 
 L. 8° *R.R., D.2.6 
 
 Proceedings at the dedication of the building. 
 
 Boston, 1858. 194 pp. Illustrated. 8'-. 
 
 6012.8 and *R.R., D.2.11 
 
 Second — nineteenth annual report of the trus- 
 tees. Boston, 18. -2-71. 8" *R.R., D.2.15 
 
 The Tosti engravings. [Complete.] Boston, 
 
 1873. L. 8° *R.R., D.2.17 
 
 Portraits. [Boston, 1871,] 24 pp. L. 8'^. 
 
 *R.R., D.2.4 and 7 
 
 Twentieth annual report of the trustees. Bos- 
 ton, 1872. 8'^ *R.R., D.2.10 
 
 East Boston branch. List of books, arranged 
 
 by authors, titles, and subjects. [Boston, 1871.] 
 
 92 pp. 8° *R.K., D.2.4 
 
 Roxbury branch. [Documents relating to the 
 
 establishment of the Roxbury branch and its 
 union with the Fellowes Athenaeum. Boston, 
 1872, 73.] 8^ 5010.17 and *R.R., D.2.18 
 
 — - South Boston branch. List of books, arranged 
 
 by authors, titles, and subjects. [Boston, 1872.] 
 
 72 pp. 8° *R.R., D.2.4 
 
 Proceedings at [its] dedication. May 16, 
 
 1872. [Boston, 1872.] 22 pp. 8^ *R.R., D.2.13 
 
 N<^e. — The best material for the history of the Boston pub- 
 lie library is in tlie series of annual reports, with the Proceed- 
 ings at the dedication of the Cential building. A chanter in 
 the life of George Ticknor [lOlL'.o 2; 5023.10.2. eh. 15] throws 
 liisht upon the history of its formation, and an article in 
 l^cribner's monthly [1438.1.3] epitomizes its history and its 
 methods. 
 
 — The railroad jubilee. Account of the celebration 
 
 commemorative of the opening of railroad com- 
 munication between Boston and Canada, Sept. 
 17-19,1851. Boston, 1852. 288+ pp. Map. 8°. 
 
 811.5 and 6923.3 
 
 — Reception and entertainment of the Chinese em- 
 
 bassy. Boston, 1868. 77 pp. 8° 831.2 
 
 — Report by the commission appointed to investi- 
 
 gate the subject of the annexation of certain 
 neighboring cities and towns to the city of Bos- 
 ton. [Boston, 1873.] 131pp. Map. 8- 5010.19 
 
 — Report of the commissioners appointed to investi- 
 
 gate the cause and management of the great 
 
 fire. Boston, 1873. xxiv, 662 pp. 8° 813.6 
 
 — School committee. Annual report, 1857-64, 66-74. 
 
 Boston, 1858-74. Illustrated. 17 v. L. 8". . .6924.10 
 Report on drawing. Boston, 1874. 20 pp. 41 
 
 plates. 8^ 6213.11 
 
 Same. Boston, 1875. 50 pp. 40 plates. 8". 1511.9 
 
 — Superintendent of public schools. Twenty-ninth 
 
 semi-annual report. Boston, 1874. 236-{-pp. 8^^. 6924.6 
 
 — Abbott, J. Marco Paul in Boston 914.5 
 
 — Description of the Boston water works. Boston, 
 
 1848. Sm. 12° 819.3 
 
 — Drake, S. A. Old landmarks and historic per- 
 
 sonages of. Boston, 1873. 12° 5035.3 
 
 — Drake, S. G. History and antiquities of, 1630- 
 
 1770. Boston, 1856. L. 8° 5010.11 
 
 -— Frothingham, R. History of the siege of. Bos- 
 ton, 1851. 8^ 812.6 
 
 — Hales, J. G. Survey of Boston and its vicinity. 
 
 Boston, 1821. 12° 424.21 
 
 — Hamilton, .1. W. Memorial of Jesse Lee and the 
 
 old elm. Boston, 1875. 12" 617.2 
 
 — Kidder, F. History of the Boston massacre, 
 
 MarchS, 1870. Albany, 1870. 8° 5011.4 
 
 — Lander, S. AV. Spectacles for young eyes 922.20 
 
 — Lawrence, W. R. History of the Boston dispen- 
 
 sary. Bo8fcon> 1859. 8".i....*4;» ....6032.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 BoSTOX, Mass., continued. 
 
 — Loring, J. S. The hundred Boston orators, from 
 
 1770 to 1852. Boston, 1853. 8° 5022.9 
 
 yote. — Accounts of those who have publicly delivered ora- 
 tions ; with an ii-.troduction. chiefly on the Boston massacre. 
 
 — Martin, J. G. Twenty-one years in the Boston 
 
 stock market. Boston, 1856. 8° 1711.1 
 
 — Nason, E. Sir Charles Henry Frankland, baronet: 
 
 or Boston in the colonial times. Albany, 1865. 
 
 8^ 5013.15 
 
 — Quincy, J. Municipal history of. Boston, 1852. 
 
 8° 5011.5 
 
 — Savage, E. H. Chronological history of the Bos- 
 
 ton watch and police, 1861-65; with recollec- 
 tions of a Boston police oflBcer. Boston, 1865. 12°, 5010.7 
 
 Police records and recollections; or, Boston by 
 
 daylight and gaslight for two hundred and forty 
 years. Boston, 1873. 8° ...5013.8 
 
 — Shurtleff, N. B. Topographical and historical 
 
 description of. Boston, 1871. 8° 5010.1 
 
 — Warren, J. C. The great tree on the common. 
 
 Boston, 1855. 8° 411.1 
 
 — Wheildon, W. W. Siege and evacuation of. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1876. 8° 811.19 
 
 — Whiting, W. Destruction of Boston harbor. 
 
 Speech against an application for leave to fill up 
 
 flats in Mystic river. Boston, 1851. 8° 6923.2 
 
 See also Bunker hill, Charleslown, Copp's hill burial ground, 
 Roxbury. 
 
 Note. — See the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc., p. 32, 
 for a survey of the literature of the history of Boston. 
 
 Drake's History is the most elaborate, but it conies down 
 only to 1770. Frothingliani's Life of Joseph Warren [1010.6] 
 and his "Siege of Boston" [812.()] will continue the story 
 into the beginning of the revolutionary period; and a full 
 account of the authorities for the interval ]761-7t> will be found 
 in the Bulletin for July, 1875. j/ossing's Pictorial tield-book 
 of tiie revolution [810.17] has interest for this period, subse- 
 quent to which, the reader will best depend upon the histories 
 of Massachusetts, like Barry's [812.5]. Quincy's Municipal 
 hisiory of Bost<in covers 1630-18."i0. Schouier's Massachusetts 
 in the civil war [5012.2.2] shows Bostons part. 
 
 For the associations and history of localities, ShurtlefTs 
 description is full for the points covered; but Drake's Old 
 landmarks covers a wider area, and is more popularly writ- 
 ten. 
 
 — Church of the Disciples. Service book. Boston, 
 
 1844. vi, 1834- pp. 16° 6328.16 
 
 The disciples' hymn book: a collection of 
 
 hymns and chants. Boston, 1844. Unpaged. 
 
 16° 6328,16 
 
 — City hospital. First medical and surgical report. 
 
 Edited by J, N. Borland [and] D. W. Cheever. 
 Boston, 1870. 688 pp. Illustrated. 8° 6012.24 
 
 — Enrjlish high school. Semi-centennial anniversary. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 112-|- pp. Illustrated. 8° 5832,3 
 
 — Essex Street church and society. Memorial vol- 
 
 ume to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniver- 
 sary of the installation of N. Adams. Boston, 
 1800. 128 pp. Portraits. 16° 1914.10 
 
 — Female anti-slavery society. Report, with a con- 
 
 cise statement of events, previous and subse- 
 quent to the annual meeting of 1835. Boston, 
 1836. 108 pp. 12°. 818.9 
 
 — Female asylum. Reminiscences of the. Wales, A. 
 
 L. Boston, 1844. 16° 5835.6 
 
 — Old South church and society. Pastor's memorial. 
 
 Twenty-fifth anniversary of the installation of 
 
 G. W. Blagden. Boston, 1862. 118pp. 12°... 5817.3 
 
 — Second church. Our pastors' offering. A compi- 
 
 lation from the writings of the pastors. Boston, 
 
 1845. 126-}- pp. 16° 5819.11 
 
 — Social law library. Catalogue. 2d edition. 
 
 Boston, 1849. xii, 197 pp. 8° ......6135.2 
 
 — Society for m,edical improvement. Descriptive 
 
 catalogue of the anatomical museum. Jackson, 
 
 J. B. S. Boston, 1847. 8° 6022.3 
 
 — Society of natural history, Address to the. War- 
 
 ren, J. C. Boston. 1853. 8° 6613.9 
 
 Boston almanac. 1838, 40-42, 44-72. Boston 
 
 [1838-72]. 33 V. 16° 5017.6 
 
 Boston athenaeum, History of the. Quincy, J. 
 
 Cambridge, 1851. 8° 811.4 
 
 Boston book, The. Being specimens of metropolitan 
 
 literature. B6ston, 184L 362 pp. 12*...; .. 6217.2 
 
BOSTOX 
 
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 Boston directory for 1872-75. Boston [1872-75]. 
 
 4 V. 8^ *R.R., E.2.5 
 
 Boston directory, supplement. Containing the 
 names of persons vviio have made changes in 
 business since July last. Also a list of all per- 
 sons carrying on business in Charlestown, West 
 Roxbury, Brighton, November, 1873. Boston 
 [1873]. 178-J--PP. 8° ♦R.R., E.2.8 
 
 Boston illustrated. [Boston] 1872. 132 pp. [No 
 
 title-page.] 8° 814.1 
 
 — Same. [Revised edition, with additions. Title 
 
 on cover.] Boston [1875]. 136 pp. 2 maps. 
 
 Sra. 4° 814.8 
 
 BosTOfii lectures, 1872. Christianity and scepticism. 
 
 Boston [1872]. vi, 21)1 pp. 16" 5816.4 
 
 Boston musical education society's collection of 
 
 church music. Edited by B. F. Baker and I. 
 
 B. Wood. 8th edition. Boston, 1845. 304 pp. 
 
 Oblong 8^ 1518.4 
 
 Boston pearl, The, and galaxy. Vol. 21. Boston, 
 
 1838. F'^ 6730.34 
 
 Xote. — No. 1-12, 13-16, 17-20, 22-25, 39-41, 42-^2, missing. 
 
 BoswELL, James. Life of Samuel Johnson. In- 
 cluding a journal of a tour to the Hebrides. 
 New edition with additions and notes, by J. W. 
 Croker. London, 1831. 5 v. Portraits. Map. 8". 5423.7 
 
 — Same. London, N. D. 4 v. Illustrated. 16°. .1225.12 
 Botany.* Burbidge, F. W. The art of botanical 
 
 drawing. London [1873]. Sq. 16° 6217.7 
 
 — Figuier, (G.) L. The vegetable world. London, 
 
 1868. S'^ 1521.6 
 
 — Gray, A. How plants behave. New York, 1874. 
 
 Sm. 4° 1523.24 
 
 How plants grow; with a popular flora. New 
 
 York, 1874. Sm. 4° 6626.7. 
 
 — Grindon, L. H. Phenomena of plant life. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1866. 12° 1523.13 
 
 — Phelps, A. H. L. Botany for beginners. Hart- 
 
 ford, 1833. 12^ 6627.3 
 
 — Same. New York, 1838. 12° 1528.5 
 
 — Wakefield, P. An introduction to. Philadelphia, 
 
 1818. Sm. 8° 6626.8 
 
 See also Flowers, Medical botany, Vegetation. 
 
 Both sides of the street. Walker, M. S 913.28 
 
 BoTTA, Carlo (Giuseppe. Guglielmo). Lettere. To- 
 rino, 1841. xix, 192-f. pp. 16° 2037.2 
 
 Bottom of the sea, The. Sonrel, L. New York, 
 
 1872. 16° 1714.9 
 
 BouciCAULT, Dion (L.), joint author. Foul play. 
 
 See Reade, Charles 724.18 
 
 Boudoir cabal. The. Murray, G. 3 v. in 2 314.11 
 
 BoTJiLLET, Adolphe. L'armee d'Henri v. Les bour- 
 
 geois-gentilshommes de 1871. Paris, 1872. 
 
 xxiv, 258-f- pp. 18° 5526.1 
 
 BotriLLY, Jean Nicolas. Les encouragemens de la 
 
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 Brkad-and-cheese and kisses. Farjeon, B. L 531.26 
 
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 Bright, Matilda A. {Lyndon.) Oxiey 528.4 
 
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 Brinton, Daniel Garrison, The myths of the new 
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 Bristed, Charles Astor. Five years in an English 
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 British museum, London. Catalogue of prints and 
 drawings in the museum. Division i. Political 
 and personal satires. Vol. ii. June, 1689-1733. 
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 Brodie, Sir Benjamin Collins. Autobiography. 2d 
 
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 Brodribb, William Jackson, joi7it author. Pliny's 
 
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 Broken chains. Werner, E 732.36 
 
 Brokem lights: an inquiry into the present condition 
 
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 Bront6, Charlotte. (Currer Bell.) Jane Eyre. 
 
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 — The professor : 321.20 
 
 — Shirley. Leipzig 321.22 
 
 — Same. Londoa 728.8 
 
 — Villette 32K21 
 
 — Life of. Gaskell, E. C. Leipzig, 1857. 2 v. in 
 
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 Bronte, Emily (Jane). (Ellis Bell.) Wuthering 
 
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 Brooke, Stopford Augustus. Christ in modern life. 
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 Brookes, The, of Bridiemere. Melville, G. J. W. 321.19 
 
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 Map. 8° *K.R., E.2.9 
 
 Brooks, Charles. Family prayer book, and private 
 manual: added forms for religious societies and 
 schools. With a collection of hymns. New 
 edition. Boston, 1853. 268 [366] pp. 12° .. .5815.18 
 
 — History of Medford, Mass., 1630-1855. Boston, 
 
 1855. viii, 576 pp. Illustrated. Portrait. 8°. 5013. 16 
 Brooks, (Charles) Shirley. Aspen court 638.7 
 
 — The silver cord 3 10.6 
 
 — Sooner or later 3 10.5 
 
 Brooks, Frederick. Sermons. Boston, 1876. v, 
 
 299 pp. Portrait. 16° 6325.16 
 
 Brooks, James. A seven months' run, up, and 
 
 down, and around the world. New York, 
 
 1872. xiv, 375 pp. Map. Sm. 8° 423.12 
 
 Brooks, Maria Gowen. Z6phiel; or, the bride of 
 
 seven. [Poem.] Boston, 1833. viii, 261 pp. 
 
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 Brooksville, Maine, History of. AVheeler, G. A. 
 
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 Brougham, Henry, lord. Works. Edinburgh, 1872. 
 
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 111-v. Statesmen of the time of George in and iv. VI. 
 Natural theology; Dialogues on instinct; Observations on 
 the structure of the cells of bees; Fossil osteology. VIL 
 Dissertations and addresses — rhetorical and litcrarv. VIII. 
 Dissertations — historical and political. IX, X. Speeches. 
 XI. Ihe British constitution. 
 
 — Life and times, written by himself. New York, 
 
 1871,72. 3 V. Facsimile. 12° 5425.2 
 
 Brougham, John. A basket of chips. New York, 
 
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 — The great tragic revival: [a drama]. New 
 
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 — The musard ball: an extravaganza. New York, 
 
 N.D. 12pp. 12« 1G35.5 
 
 — Neptune's defeat: [a comedy]. New York, n. d. 
 
 24pp. 12° 1635.5 
 
 — Shakespeare's dream: an historic pageant. New 
 
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 — Take care of little Charley: a farce. New York, 
 
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 Brought to the front. Kellogg, E 938.10 
 
 Broughton, Rhoda. Cometh up as a flower. An 
 
 autobiography 311.30 
 
 — Nancy. Leipzig. 2v 329.14 
 
 — Same. New York 725.34 
 
 — Not wisely, but too well 3 10.2 
 
 — Red as a rose is she 310.1 
 
 — Tales for Christmas eve 319.8 
 
 Brown, Charles Brockden. Prescott, W. H. Bio- 
 graphical and critical essays. London, 1856. 
 
 16° 1537.8 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1875. 12° 5237.3 
 
 — Sparks, J. Library of American biography 5028.1.1 
 
 Note. — See Allibone and the paper on early American 
 novelists in the Atlantic monthly, April, 187(5. 
 
 Brown, Henry T. Five hundred and seven mechan- 
 ical movements, including many never before 
 published, and several which have only recently 
 come into use. New York, 1871. 122 pp. 
 Hlustrated. Sm. 4° 1525.16 
 
 Brown, John. The Northern courts; containing 
 memoirs of the sovereigns of Sweden and Den- 
 mark, since 1766. London, 1818. 2 v. Por- 
 trait. 8° 6713.1 
 
 Brown, John, M. D. Horae subsecivae. Rab and 
 his friends and other papers. Leipzig, 1862. 
 vii,340-f pp. Sq.l6° 311.29 
 
 — Marjorie Fleming. Boston, 1864. 47 pp. 12°. 916.32 
 
 — Same. (/« Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics). .529.4.10 
 
 — Rab and his friends. (/« Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
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 — Spare hours. Boston, 1873. 2 v. Portrait and 
 
 illustrations. Sm. 8° 537.5 
 
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 " Ilorae subsecivae." 
 
 Brown, Richard. Domestic architecture. 63 plates. 
 
 London [1842]. xii, 342 pp. Portrait. 4°..- 6220.3 
 
 Brown, Samuel Oilman. Life of Rufus Choate. 2d 
 edition. Boston, 1870. xvi, 468 pp. Portrait. 
 Sm. 8° 5025.1 
 
 Brown, Thomas. On the credibility of miracles. 
 (In Noyes, G. R. Collection of theological 
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 Brown, William Wells. The rising son; or the ante- 
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 Brown-Si^quard, Charles Edouard. Lectures on 
 the physiology and pathology of the central ner- 
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 8° 6022.U 
 
 Browne, Charles Farrar. The genial showman. 
 Reminiscences of Artemus Ward, llingston, E. 
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 Browne, Daniel Jay. The trees of America, native 
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 Browne, John Ross. Adventures in tho Apache 
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 — An American family in Germany. Illustrated. 
 
 New York, 1871. 381pp. 12° 424.18 
 
 — Crusoe's island: a ramble in the footsteps of 
 
 Alexander Selkirk. With sketches of adventure 
 in California and Washoe. New York, 1872. 
 436 pp. Map and illustrations. 12° 415.12 
 
 — The land of Thor. Illustrated. New York, 
 
 1870. 642pp. 12° 424.17 
 
 — Report on the mineral resources of the states and 
 
 territories west of the Rocky mountains. See 
 
 United States. Department of the treasury ... 6631.6 
 Browne, Sir Thomas. Religio medici and other 
 
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 Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. Poems. From the 
 
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 Conienis. — Vol. I. A drama'of exile; The"seraphlm ; Pro- 
 metheus bound, from the Greek of ^schylus; Lament lor 
 Adonis, from tlie Greek of Bion: Vision ut poets; The poet's 
 vow; The romaunt of iMargret; Isobel's cliild; The romaunt 
 of tlie page; The lay of the brown rosary; Romance of the 
 Ganges; Khyme of the duchess May; Miscellaneous. II. 
 Miscellaneous; Sormets; Casa Guida windows. III. Aurora 
 Leigh; Miscellaneous. IV. Memorial, by T. Tilton ; Last 
 poems; Translations. 
 
 Aurora Leigh. 
 
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 Kate Field's paper on English authors in Florence, in the 
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 Browning, Robert. Poetical works. With por- 
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 Contents. — A soul's tragedy ; Luria; Christmas-eve and 
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 — Fifine at the fair, and other poems. Boston, 1872. 
 
 280-1- pp. 16° 1615.22 
 
 — Red cotton night-cap country; or, turf and towers. 
 
 [Poems.] Boston,1873. 220 pp. 12*= 1617.4 
 
 A'o^e.— See Smiles's Brief biographies [1024.13]; Stedman's 
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 Brownlow, William Gannaway. Sketches of the 
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 delphia, 1862. 458 pp. Portrait. 12° 815.3 
 
 Brownlows. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 531.27 
 
 Bruce, Charles, editor. The book of adventure and 
 peril : a record of heroism and endurance on 
 seaandland. Illustrated. London, 1875. vii, 
 600 pp. Sm. 8° 426.23 
 
 Bruce, James, earl of Elgin. Narrative of [his] 
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 Bruce, James, Scottish traveller. Travels. See Eng- 
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 Bruhns, Carl, editor. Life of Alexander von Hum- 
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 Bruin: the grand bear hunt. Reid, M 937.22 
 
 Brun, Friederike (Sophie Christiana). Romisches 
 
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 Brunel, Isambard. Life of Isambard Kingdom 
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 London, 1870. 8° 1221.7 and 5422.7 
 
 Bruno. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.1 
 
 Brush, George Jarvis, joint author. A system of 
 
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 Bruyere, Jean de la. Les caractdies [de Theo- 
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 — Orations and addresses. New York, 1873. 393-|- 
 
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 Bryce, James. The holy Roman empire. 4th edi- 
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 Buchan, William. Domestic medicine. Boston, 
 
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 Buchanan, Robert. The land of Lome, including 
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 — Life and adventures of John James Audubon, 
 
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 BucKLAND, Frank. Log-book of a fisherman and 
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 BucKMiNSTER, Joscph, Mcmoirs of. Lee, E. B. 
 
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 — Same. 2d edition. Boston, 1851. 12° 1213.2 
 
 BucKMiNSTER, Joseph Stevens. Sermons. Boston, 
 
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 — Works ; with memoirs of his life [by S. C. 
 
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 BuECHNER, (Friedrich Carl Christian) Ludwig. Man 
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 BuGBEE, James M. Account of the battle of Bunker 
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 Bulfinch, Thomas. Age of chivalry; or legends of 
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 BuLKLEY, C. H. A. Niagara. A poem. New 
 
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 BuLLEN, Anne. See Anne Boleyn. 
 
 BuLWER, Sir Henry Lytton (Earle). Historical 
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 youth; The influence of love upon literature and real life. 
 
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 — Athens: its rise and fall. [A history.] Leipzig, 
 
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 — Calderon, the courtier. A tale 5618.5 
 
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 — The coming race. Leipzig 329,8 
 
 — Same. New York 5617.13 
 
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 of the globe, forming a satire on current views on politics and 
 science. 
 
 — Devereux 336.3 
 
 iVofc. — Bolingbroke and others of Queen Anne's time. 
 
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 of this name, executed in England for murder in 1759. Com- 
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 Note. — An historical tale concerning Warwick the king- 
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 — Leila ; or, the siege of Granada 532.11 
 
 — The lost tales of Miletus. [Poems.] Leipzig, 
 
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 — The new Timon. A poetical romance. And St. 
 
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 — Same. New York 734.16 and 5533.1 
 
 — PaulCliflford 336.2 
 
 — Pausanias the Spartan. An unfinished historical 
 
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 — Same. New York 733.19 
 
 — Pelham 336.7 
 
 — Rienzi. Leipzig 336.1 
 
 — Same. New York 5536.11 
 
 Note. — Italian history, fourteenth century. 
 
 — '• Speeches, now first collected. With some of his 
 political writings hitherto unpublished, and a 
 prefatory memoir by his son. Edinburgh, 1874. 
 2v. 8° 5633.3 
 
 — A strange story 336.12 
 
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 his times; or, the priest and the Huguenot. 
 From the French. Boston, 1874. 308 [2^8] pp. 
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 A'frfe. — Grimm's Life is the most recent, and most volumi- 
 nous, oflt'ering some new matter, and viewing its subject in his 
 relations to his times, presenting, on p. 66, vol. 1. a review of 
 the principal authorities. Consult also Vasari's " Lives of emi- 
 nent painters," etc. [6215.6] ; Lanzi's " History of painting in 
 Italy [6215.4], and the authorities named in the note under 
 Painting; also Roscoe's Lorenzo de' Medici [5525.1] and Leo 
 X [55266]. Duppa's is the best of the briefer accounts. Mrs. 
 Jameson's memoir, in her Early Italian painters [6228.2], is 
 short, and see also her I^oves of tlie poets [5618.2]. BlacK's 
 is the most recent study. For critical opinions, see Reynolds's 
 Discourses [6230.1]; Ruskin's Modern painters [623C.18.2]; 
 and Alison's Essays [1531.7]. See also Histories of sculpture. 
 
 BuRBiDGE, F. W. The art of botanical drawing. 
 
 With engravings. London [1873]. 63 pp. Sq. 
 
 16° 6217.7 
 
 BuBCKETT, Florence. Wildmoor. A novel 652.2 
 
 Shelf. Ho. 
 
 BuRCKHARDT, Jacob. The Cicerone: or, art guide 
 to painting in Italy. Edited by A. von Zahn. 
 Translated from the German by Mrs. A. H. 
 Clough. London, 1873. viii, 291 pp. Sm. 8°. 6216.1 
 
 Note. — A triuislalion of that part of Burckhardt's Cicerone 
 which is devoted to painting. The arrangement is by artists 
 and schools, with an index to the places wJiere the paintings 
 are to be found. 
 
 BuRCLiFP. Trowbridge, J. T 929.1 
 
 BuBDER, George. Village sermons. Added, collects, 
 or short prayers, [and] An essay on divine 
 meditation, by William Bates. Philadelphia, 
 
 182L 4v. 12° 6327.7 
 
 Burgess, Ebenezer, compiler. Dedham pulpit; or, 
 sermons by the pastors of the First church in 
 Dedham, in the xviith and xviiith centuries; 
 with a centennial discourse by the present pas- 
 tor [Ebenezer Burgess]. Boston, 1840. viii, 
 517 pp. 8° 5813.11 
 
 Contents. — Sermons by John Allin, 1671 ; William Adams, 
 1678, S-")-, Joseph Belcher, 1698, 1701, 10, 22; Samuel Dexter, 
 1728, 38; Jason Haven, 1758, 61, 64, 69, 70, 71,74,83,92,96; 
 Ebenezer Burgess, 1838. 
 
 Burgomaster's, The, family. Walree, E. C. W 731.20 
 
 BuRGOYNE, Sir John Fox. Remarks on the main- 
 tenance of macadamized roads. See Mallet, 
 Robert 1716.16 
 
 — Treatise on the blasting and quarrying of stone. 
 
 To which is added some remarks on the blowing 
 up of bridges. New edition. London, N. D. vii, 
 138 pp. Illustrated. 12° 1716.15 
 
 — Life and correspondence of. Wrottesley, G. 
 
 London, 1873. 2 v. 8° 5333.2 
 
 Buried alone. By a new writer 311.25 
 
 Buried cities. The, of Campania. Adams, W. H. D. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16° 437.5 
 
 Burke, Edmund. Works. Boston, 1826, 27. 7 v. 8°. 5634.1 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I. A vindication of natural society; In- 
 quiry into the origin of our ideas of the sublime and beauti- 
 ful ; Short account of a late short administration ; Observa- 
 tions on a publication, intituled The present state of the na- 
 tion; Tlioughts on the cause of the present discontents; 
 Speech on American taxation. 11. Speeches and letters. III. 
 Si)eeches; Reflections on the revolution in France; Letters; 
 Appeal from the new to the old whigs. IV. Hints for a me- 
 morial to be delivered to M. de M. M. ; Ttioughts on French 
 affairs; Heads for consideration on the present state of afi'airs; 
 Remarks on the policy of the allies with respect to France; 
 Observations on the conduct of the minority, particularly in 
 the last session of parliament, 1793; Preface to the address of 
 M. Brissot to his constituents; Letters; Thoughts and details 
 on scarcity. V. Letters; Tracts, relative to the laws against 
 
 ftopery in Ireland ; Fragments and notes of speeches in par- 
 ianient; Hints for an essay on the drama; Essay towards an 
 abridgement of the English history. VI. Ninth report of the 
 select conmiittee of the house of commons on the affairs of In- 
 dia, 1783; Articlesof charge of high crimes and misdemeanors 
 against Warren Hastings. VII. Speeches on the impeach- 
 ment of Warren Hastings; Report in relation to proceedings 
 on the trial of Warren Hastings, 1794. 
 
 — Same. 4th edition. Boston, 1871. 12 v. Por- 
 
 trait. Sm. 8° 5635.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. A vindication of natural society; In- 
 quiry into the origin of our ideas of the sublime and beauti- 
 ful ; Short account of a late short administration ; Observa- 
 tions on a publication, intituled " The present state of the na- 
 tion " ; Tlioughts on the cause of the present discontents. II. 
 Speeches and letters. III. Speeches; Reflections on the revo- 
 lution in France. IV. Letters; Appeal from tlie new to the 
 old whigs; Hints for a memorial to be delivered to M. de M. ' 
 M. ; Thoughts on French affairs ; Heads for consideration on 
 the present state of affairs; Remarks on the policy of the allies 
 with respect to France. V. Observations on the conduct of 
 the minority, particularly in the last session of parliament, 
 1793; Preface to the address of M. Brissot to his constituents; 
 Letters; Thoughts and details on scarcity. VI. Letters; 
 Fragments of a tract relative to the laws against popery in 
 Ireland. VII. Fragments and notes of speeches in parlia- 
 ment; Hints for an essay on the drama: Essa^ towards an 
 abridgement of the English history. VIII. Ninth report of 
 the select committee of the house of commons on the aftairs 
 of India, 1783. VIII, IX. Articles of charge of high crimes 
 and misdemeanors against Warren Hastings. IX, X. 
 Speeches on the impeachment of Warren Hastings. XL 
 Report in relation to proceedings on the trial of Warren Hast- 
 ings. 1794. XI, XII. Speeches in the impeachment of War- 
 ren Hastings. 
 
 — Morley, J. Edmund Burke: a historical study. 
 
 London, 1867. 8° 5613.3 
 
 — Prior, J. Life and character of. Philadelphia, 
 
 1825. 8°..... 5424.6 
 
 jvwe. — Prior's Life makes the earliest use of extensive 
 original matter, and in the later editions [see Bates Hall 
 catalogues] he had the advantage of Burke's correspondence 
 first published in 1844; as did Macknight, whose woik presents 
 Buikemore fully in his political career. The most recent 
 study of his character is by Morley. For his public charac- 
 ter, see Brougham's Statesmen [5614.4.3] ; Sir James Mackin- 
 
BUEKE 
 
 35 
 
 BUTLER 
 
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 EuRKE, Edmund, continued. 
 
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 der Pitt]. Tlie biographers and partisans of Fox [see Fox] 
 are generally unjust to Burke, in the opinion of his admirers. 
 As ar. orator, see Maeaulay's Essay on Hastings [1918.4]; 
 i)e Quincey, on rhetoric, in Historical essays [1825.3.2]. 
 Ro.aers's Kecollections gives specimens of his table-talk. See 
 Tliackeray, quoted in Harper's monthly, vol. 21; and Miss 
 Mitford's account of his home, in Harper's monthly, vol. 2. 
 There is an analytical accoui\t of Burke in Buckle's Civiliza- 
 tion, chap, vii [5417.1]. See further references in Thomas 
 and AUibone. 
 
 Burke, ISir (John) Bernard. A genealogical and 
 heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baron- 
 etage of the British empire. 37th edition. 
 London, 1875. xcvi, 1366 pp. Illustrated. 
 L. 8° 5410.3 
 
 — The rise of great families, other essays, and sto- 
 
 ries. London, 1873. iv, 371 pp. Sm. 8° 5611.8 
 
 Burke, Thomas Nicholas. English misrule in Ire- 
 land. A course of lectures, delivered in reply to 
 Froude. With an appendix, containing a review 
 of the so-called " bull" of Adrian iv. By P. H. 
 Moran. And " An analysis of the rebellion of 
 1631," by Mathew Carey. New York, 1873. 
 324 pp. Portrait. 12° 827.6 
 
 — Lectures and sermons. New York, 1872. 644 pp. 
 
 Portrait. 8" 1910.1 
 
 Burlesques. Thackeray, W. M. "Works. London, 
 
 1872. Sm. 8" 513.1.8 
 
 BuRMAH. Gouger, H. A personal narrative of two 
 
 years' imprisonment in. London, 1860. 12^.. 425.21 
 
 — Vincent, F., jr. The land of the white elephant. 
 
 New York, 1874. 8" 5923.7 
 
 Burn, Robert Scott. Outlines of modern farming. 
 With illustrations. London, 1865, 71, 72. 6 v. 
 Vol. 1-3, 2d edition. 12° 6417.1 
 
 Contenti<. — Yo\.I. Soils, manures, and crops. II. Notes, 
 historical and practical, on farming and farming economy. 
 III. Stock : cattle, sheep, and horses. IV. The dairy — 
 pigs — poultry, with notes on the diseases of stock. "V. 
 Utilization of town sewage; Irrigation ; Keclamation of waste 
 land. 
 
 — Putnam's elementary science series. Building 
 
 construction; showing the employment of tim- 
 ber, lead, and iron work in the practical con- 
 struction of buildings. New York [Glasgow, 
 1874]. 2v. 16° 6228.1 
 
 Contents. — Yol. I. Text. II. Plates. 
 
 — Self-aid cyclopaedia for self-taught students: com- 
 
 prising general drawing, architectural, mechan- 
 ical, and engineering drawing, ornamental, draw- 
 ing and design, mechanics and mechanism, the 
 steam engine. Illustrat[ed]. London, n. d. 8°. 6223.2 
 BuRNAND, Francis Cowley. Happy-thought hall . . . 533.20 
 BuRNAP, George Washington. Discourses on the 
 rectitude of human nature. Boston, 1850. x, 
 
 4094- pp. 12^ 1522.7 
 
 BuRNELL, George R. Rudimentary treatise on limes, 
 cements, mortars, concretes, mastics, plastering, 
 etc. 9th edition, with appendices. London, 
 1872. xviii, 136 pp. 12° 1716.11 
 
 — Rudiments of hydraulic engineering New edi- 
 
 tion, with illustrations. London, 1868. x, 283 
 
 pp. Folded plate. 12" 1716.10 
 
 Burnet, Gilbert, biahop of Salishury. History of his 
 own time: from the restoration of Charles ii to 
 the treaty of peace at Utrecht, in the reign of | 
 
 Queen Anne. New edition, with historical and 
 biographical notes. London, 1857. xx, 949-|- 
 pp. 8° 6410.4 
 
 — See Lawrence, E. Lives of the British his- 
 
 torians. New York, 1855. 12" 1224.7.1 
 
 BuRNEY, Frances. See Arblay, Frances d'. 
 
 Burns, Robert. Poetical works. With life and por- 
 trait of the author. Leipzig, 1845. xxiv, 366 
 pp. Sq. 16° 1613.18 
 
 — Life and works of. Chambers, R. New York, 
 
 1852,54. 4v. Sm. 8° 1225.4 
 
 Note. — Chambers's Life makes the latest elahorate nse of all 
 the scattered biographical material. See Harper's monthly, 
 ■vol. 1. bv E. Elliott; vol. 7, on Burns's last days; vol. 22, by 
 H. T. Tuckernian ; and vol. 3(i, by Shanks. See also Kingsley 
 I Burns and his school [12i'J.5]; Wilson's '"Hour's talk 
 ahour jiociry" [15.S1.7]; "Haunts of Burns" in Atlantic 
 
 jiithlv, Oct., WtO. See additional references in the Lower 
 H ill Ciitj,loj{ue for history, etc., p. 41. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Burr, Aaron, Life and times of. Parton, J. New 
 
 York, 1861. 12° 1223.10 
 
 A^o<e.— Parton presents Burr in as favorable a light as he 
 can, and his biography is the best general narrative. See 
 Lossing's account of Burr's conspiracy, in Harper's monthly, 
 vol. 1';). See also Atlantic m(mthly,vol 1 ; and Benton's Thirty 
 years' view [812.2], and Hildreth a United States [5011.11.1]. 
 
 Burr, Enoch Fitch. Pater mundi. Boston, 1872, 
 
 73. VoL 1, 5th edition. 2 v. Sm. 8° 1527.11 
 
 Contents. — 'V'ol. I. Modern science testifying to the Heav- 
 enly Father. II. Doctrine of evolution. 
 
 Burr, Theodosia. See Parton, J. Famous Ameri- 
 cans of recent times. Boston, 1871. 8° 1214.14 
 
 BuRRiTT, Elihu. Ten-minute talks on all sorts of 
 topics. With autobiography of the author. 
 Boston, 1874. 360 pp. Sq. 16° 5238.1 
 
 — A walk from London to Land's end and back, 
 
 with notes by the way. With illustrations. 2d 
 edition. London, 1868. vii, 350 pp. Sq. 16°. 5438.4 
 
 BuRRiTT, Elijah Hinsdale. The geography of the 
 heavens, and class-book of astronomy. New 
 edition. Revised and illustrated. By H. Mat- 
 tison. New York, 1854. 324 pp. 12° 6818.1 
 
 Burroughs, John. Wake-robin. New York, 1871. 
 
 iv, 231 pp. 16° 1525.12 
 
 BUrstenbinder, Emilie. A bero of the pen. By 
 E. Werner [psead.]. Translated by Frances A. 
 Shaw 52L19 
 
 Burt, Nathaniel C. The land and its story; or, the 
 sacred historical geography of Palestine. Illus- 
 trated with maps and engravings. New York, 
 1869. 381pp. Sm. 4° 421.8 
 
 Burton, Richard Francis. The city of the saints 
 [Great Salt Lake city, Utah], and across the 
 Rocky mountains to California. With illustra- 
 tions. New York, 1862. xii, 574-4- pp. Map. 
 8° 412.2 
 
 — Personal narrative of a pilgrimage to El-Medinah 
 
 and Meccah. With introduction by Bayard Tay- 
 lor. With map and illustrations. 2d American 
 edition. Boston, 1858. 492 pp. 12° 423.14 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1874. 3 v. in 1. Map. Sq. 16°. 428.5 
 
 — Two trips to Gorilla land and the cataracts of the 
 
 Congo. London, 1876. Folded maps. Illustra- 
 tions. 2 V. 8° 5933.12 
 
 — and Drake, Charles F. Tyrwhitt. Unexplored 
 
 Syria. London, 1872. 2 v. Illustrated. Maps 
 
 and plate. 8° 5933.3 
 
 Burton, Warren. Helps to education in the homes 
 of our country. Boston, 1863. viii, 368 pp. 
 16° 1933. 18 
 
 Bury, T. Talbot. Rudimentary architecture. 5th 
 edition, with illustrations. London, 1867. viii, 
 208 pp. 12° 1716.21 
 
 Bush, (Annie) Forbes. Memoirs of the queens of 
 France. From the 2d London edition. Phila- 
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 Bush, George. Statement of reasons for embracing 
 the doctrines and disclosures of Emanuel Swe- 
 denborg. With a biographical sketch of the 
 author. New York, 1875. xxiv, 120-|- pp. Por- 
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 Bush-boys, The. Reid, M 923.27 
 
 BusHNELL, Horace. Views of Christian nurture, 
 and of subjects adjacent thereto. Hartford, 
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 Bushrangers, The. Themes, W. H 735.5 
 
 Business forms. Hill, T. E. Manual of social and 
 
 business forms. Chicago, 1876. 4° 5821.3 
 
 — New clerk's magazine; containing all the most 
 
 useful forms which occur in business transac- 
 tions. By a member of the Massachusetts bar. 
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 — Sketches of universal history. 3d edition. Hart- 
 
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 Butler, Joseph, Biography of. Rogers, H. (In 
 Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. New biogra- 
 phies of illustrious men) 6428.4 
 
 Butler, Samuel. Poetical works. Boston, 1873. 
 
 2 V. Portrait. [The British poets.] 16^^ 5628.6 
 
 Butler, W. F. The wild north land: being the 
 Story of a winter journey, with dogs, across 
 North America. With illustrations and route 
 map. London, 1874. x,358-f-pp. Portrait. 8°. 5032.3 
 
 Butler, William. The land of the Veda; together 
 with the incidents of the great Sepoy rebellion. 
 With a map, 42 illustrations, tables of Christian 
 missions, and a glossary of Indian terms. New 
 York, 1872. 550 pp. 8" 5931.1 
 
 Butler, William Allen. Mrs. Limber's raffle; or, 
 
 a church fair and its victims 718.5 
 
 Butterfly hunters. The. Conant, H. S 933.1 
 
 Buttresses, Experimental essays on the principles of 
 
 construction in. Bland, W. London, 1867. 12°. 1716.6 
 
 By and by. Maitland, E 737.22 
 
 By still waters. Mayo, I. F 724.8 
 
 Byerley, Thomas, and Robertson, James Craigie. 
 (Sholto and Reuben Percy.) The Percy anec- 
 dotes. Revised edition. Added, American an- 
 ecdotes. Illustrated with portraits. New York, 
 1858. 2v.ini. 8° 1231.3 
 
 Byr, Robert, pseud. See Bayer, Carl Robert. 
 
 Byrne, Oliver. Spons' dictionary of engineering, 
 civil, mechanical, military, and naval; with 
 technical terms in French, German, Italian, and 
 Spanish. London, 1869-71. 6 v. L. 8°. .*R.R., E.2.1 
 
 Byron, George Gordon Noel, lord. Works. 2d edi- 
 tion. AVith portrait. Leipzig, 1866. 5 v. 
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 inth; Parisiiia; The prisoner of Cliillon; Mazeppa; Beppo. 
 III. The bride of Abydos ; The island; Hours of idleness; 
 English bards and Scotch reviewers ; The age of bronze; Hints 
 from Horace; The curse of Minerva; The waltz; The lament 
 cfTasso; Ode on "Venice; The propheev of Dante; Ode to 
 Napoleon Buonaparte; Monody on the death of R. B. Sheri- 
 dan; The dream; The vision of judgment; The Morgante 
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 Hebrew melodies; Domestic pieces ; Occasional pieces ; Man- 
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 A fragment; Parliamentary speeches. 
 
 — English bards and Scotch reviewers; a satire. 
 
 Added, An ode to Bonaparte. Boston, 1814. 
 
 72pp. 12° 1619.2 
 
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 Thomas Moore. New York, 1868. 2 v. 8°... 5631.4 
 
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 London, 1872. Sm. 8° 5423.3 
 
 Note. — Moore's Life is the chief authoritative one, and it 
 gave rise to Alacaulay's essay [1918.4]. Recollections by 
 George Ticknor and Edward Everett are given inAllibone. 
 His English home is described in Irving's Newstead abbey 
 [715.5]; in the Atlantic montlily, bv Mrs. Waterslon, Feb., 
 1864; and m Harper's monthly, vol.21 See recollections by 
 Leigh Hunt, in Harpers monthly, vol. 1: also see vol. 3; and 
 by J. H. Siddons, in vol. 26. In Allibone and in Poole's Index 
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 his contemporaries Shelley, Southey, Moore, Wordsworth, 
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 By-ways of Europe. Taylpr, (J.) B. New York, 
 
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 — Mitchell, S. A. Map, etc., of. Philadelphia, 
 
 1846. Sm. 12° 418.7 
 
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 For resources, see Cronise, etc. ; articles on wine-making in 
 Atlantic monthly, May, 1861, and Harper's monthly, vul. 29, 
 
CALIFORNIA 
 
 37 
 
 CARDINAL 
 
 California, continued. 
 
 and the State geological survey [see Bates Hall catalogues], 
 out of which grew King's Mountaineering in tlie Sierra 
 Nevada [4ia.l]. , ,. , . , xt , 
 
 For description, the most popular book is, perhaps, Nord- 
 hotf's; see also Harper's montlilv, vol.44; but see also chap- 
 ters ill Whyniper's Alaska [.lOSo.!]; Ludlow's Heart of the 
 continent [413.4] ; Carleton's New way [4;«.]]; Prime's Round 
 the world [23a.l]; Kevere's Keel and saddle [5914.3]; and 
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 27 ; vols. 37 and 38 (J. Ross Browne) ; and vol. 45. 
 
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 6024.5.1]. 
 
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CESARINE 
 
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 Chaney, George Leonard. P. Grant and co. ; or, 
 
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 isme. HI. Atala; U-iie; Le dernier Abencerage; Leg 
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 a collection of fabulous accounts of Jesus, not deliberate fic- 
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 Christie Johnstone. Reade, C. Boston 527.3 
 
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 Christmas locket, The. A holiday number of Old 
 
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 xii, 378 pp. 16° 6626.2 
 
 Christds victor. Boston, 1855. 28 pp. Sq. 16° ..1612.13 
 Chronicles of Carlingford. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) . 521.40 
 
 Chronicles of the Canongate. Scott, Sir W 523.19 
 
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 Church, Florence, formerly Miss Marryat. The 
 
 confessions of Gerald Estcourt 337.18 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
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 Clive, Caroline. Paul FerroU 310.7 
 
 — Why Paul FerroU killed his wife 3 10.8 
 
 — Year after year 310.9 
 
 Clive, Robert, 1st lord Clive, Life of. Gleig, G. R. 
 
 London, 1848. Sm. 8" 5428.8 
 
 Clock, The, struck three. Watson, S 6325.17 
 
 Clockmaker, The. Haliburton, T. C 535.12 
 
 Clocks, Rudimentary treatise on. Denison, E. B. 
 
 London, 1868. 12° 1716.12 
 
 Clodd, Edward. The childhood of religions: em- 
 bracing a simple account of the birth and 
 growth of myths and legends. London, 1875. 
 
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 Cloister, The, and the hearth. Reade, C 316.24 
 
 Cloud, The, on the heart. Roe, A. S 723.31 
 
 Cloud-pictures. Underwood, F. H 537.18 
 
 Clubs. Fairfield, F. G. The clubs of New York. 
 
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 — Timbs, J. Clubs and club life in London. Lon- 
 
 don [1872]. Sm. 8° 5417.3 
 
 Coal. Hunt, R. Coal as a reservoir of power. (In 
 Estes, D. Half-hour recreations in popular sci- 
 ence) 6813.7 
 
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 Coal-miners, Lawrence's adventures among the. 
 
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 Cobb, Samuel C. Inaugural addresses. See Boston, 
 
 Mass 6923.11,13 
 
 Cobb, Sophia Dickinson. Hillsboro' farms 716.9 
 
 Cobbe, Frances Power. Broken lights: an inquiry 
 into the present condition and future prospects 
 of religious faith. Boston, 1864. 242 pp. 16°. 1526.8 
 Cobbett, Richard Stuteley. Memorials of Twicken- 
 ham : parochial and topographical. London, 
 
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 Cobbett, William. The American gardener. New 
 
 York, 1852. 230 pp. Illustrated. 12° 1528.6 
 
 — See BuLWER, H. L. (E.) Historical characters. 
 
 Leipzig, 1868. Sq. 16° 1238.14 
 
 CoBDEN, Paul, pseud. The beckoning series. Going 
 
 on a mission 1115.1 
 
 Good luck 926.35 
 
 Take a peep 934,35 
 
 The turning wheel 1115,2 
 
 Who will win ? 934.36 
 
 CoBDEN, Richard. Russia and the Eastern question. 
 
 Boston, 1854. 156 pp. 12° 827.3 
 
 CoBDEN club, London. Essays, 2d series, 1871-2. 
 
 2d edition. London, 1872. vii, 556 pp. 8°... 5822.1 
 
 — Free trade and free enterprise. Report of the 
 
 proceedings at the dinner, June 28, 1873. 
 Speech of D. A. Wells. With preface by Sir 
 Louis Mallett, and list of members. London, 
 
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 ner, July 17, 1875. With an introduction, etc. 
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 — Report of the proceedings at the dinner, July 11, 
 
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 revise the laws for the assessment and collection 
 of taxes in New York, 1872. Reprinted by per- 
 mission. London [1872]. 107-|-- pp. 16°.... 5828.5 
 
 CoCHiN-CuiNA. The land of the white elephant. 
 
 Vincent, F., jr. New York, 1874. 8° 5923.7 
 
 Cochrane, Thomas. Home mission work: its duties, 
 difiBculties, and encouragements. With prefa- 
 tory note by William Hanna. Edinburgh, 1873. 
 95 pp. 16° 5819.16 
 
 CocKBURN, Henry Thomas, lord. [Works.] Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. 2 V, Portraits. Plate. Sm. 8°. 5635.2 
 
 GoiUents. — Vol. I. Life of Francis Jeffrey. II. Memorials 
 of his time. 
 
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 Cocker, B. F. Christianity and Greek philosophy. 
 
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 CoCKTON,Henry. George Julian 717.7 
 
 — Life and adventures of Valentine Vox the ven- 
 
 triloquist 712.2 
 
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 — Sylvester Sound; the somnambulist 521.41 
 
 CoDMAN, John, D. D. Sermons, with addresses. 
 
 Boston, 1834. 436-j:-pp. Portrait. 8° 5813.9 
 
 CoDMAN, John. Ten months in Brazil: with notes ou 
 the Paraguayan war. 2d edition. New York, 
 1672. 218 pp. Illustrated. 16° 5916.4 
 
 Codrington, Sir Edward. Memoir of [his] life. 
 With selections from his correspondence. Edited 
 by his daughter, Lady Bourchier. With por- 
 traits and illustrations. London, 1873. 2 v. 8°. 5332.2 
 
 Coffee: its history, cultivation, and uses. Hewitt, 
 
 R.,yr. New York, 1872. 12° 6626.1 
 
 Coffin, Charles Carleton. (" Carleton.") Caleb 
 
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 vember, 1862, with the army of the Potomac. 
 Boston, 1865. vi, 336-|- pp. Illustrated. 12°. 913.17 
 
 — Four years of fighting, from the battle of Bull 
 
 Run to the fall of Richmond. Boston, 1866. 
 
 XV, 558 pp. Portrait. 8° 813.7 
 
 — My days and nights on the battle-field. Boston, 
 
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 ton [cop. 1869]. xviii, 524 pp. Maps. 8° 433.1 
 
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 Illustrated. 12° 425.15 
 
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 Coffin, Robert Barry. My married life at Hillside. 726.29 
 
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 CoGAN, Thomas. Letters to Wilberforce on total 
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 Cohen, Joseph. The deicides. Analysis of the life 
 of Jesus, and of the several phases of the Chris- 
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 CoLBURN, Zerah. Memoir. Written by himself. 
 
 With his peculiar methods of calculation. 
 Springfield, 1833. 104 pp. Portrait. 16°.... 1218.1 
 
 Cold heart. The. HaufiF, W 312.21 
 
 Cole, John William. Life and theatrical times of 
 Charles Kean. Including a summary of the 
 English stage for the last fifty years, and a de- 
 tailed account of the management of the Prin- 
 cess's theatre, from 1850 to 1859. London, 1859. 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5426.3 
 
 Cole, Miriam. See Harris, Miriam. 
 
 Coleman, Lyman. Genealogy of the Lyman family 
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 Colenso, John William. Lectures on the Penta- 
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 Con<« wis. — Juvenile poems; Sibylline leaves; Rime of the 
 ancient mariner; Cliristabel; Miscellaneous poems; Remorse; 
 Zapolya; The Piccolomini, translated from Schiller; Death 
 of Wallenstein, translated from Schiller; The fall of Robes- 
 pierre; Miscellaneous poems; Biographia literaria; The 
 friend. 
 
 — Poems. Edited by D. and S. Coleridge. With a 
 
 biographical memoir by F. Freiligrath. Leip- 
 zig, 1860. xlv, 344-1- pp. Sq. 16° 1613.20 
 
 Contents. — tJlemoh; Poems written in youth; Poems writ- 
 ten in early manhood, and middle life; Rime of the ancient 
 mariner; Christabel; Sibylline leaves; Poems written iu later 
 life. 
 
 — Aids to reflection. Edited by D. Coleridge. 12th 
 
 edition. London, 1867. xx, 352 pp. 16° 5818.11 
 
 — Specimens of [his] table talk. New edition. 
 
 London, 1870. xxxii [xxx], 351 pp. 16° .... 5617.1 
 
 iVofe. — Coleridge's own "Biographia literaria," though 
 called " Biographical sketches of his literary life and opin- 
 ions," is chiefly a series of essays upon views held by him at 
 dilferent times. See also chapters in De Quiucey's " L.iterary 
 reminiscences " [1226.1]. 
 
 For further biographical detail, see S. C. Hall, in Atlantic 
 monthly, Feb.. 186.i; De Quincey's paper on Coleridge and 
 opium-eating [1825.1.2]; and Day's Opium habit [1525.17]. 
 Also Talfourd's Lamb [1813.5; 5615.1]; Hunt's Autobiography 
 [1225.20]; Carlyle's Sterling; Wordsworth's Memoirs; and the 
 preface to his Table talk. 
 
 For critical estimates, see Talfourd [1931.1]; "Wilson's 
 Hour's talk [1531.7]; Bayne's Essays [1226.15.2] ; Shairp's 
 ■ Studies [1535.14]; M. D. donway, in Harper's monthly, vols. 
 14 and 39. For his. theological opinions, see references in 
 McClintock and Strong's Cyclopaedia. As a philosophical 
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 Coleridge, Sara. Memoir and letters. Edited by 
 
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 Colfax, Schuyler, Sketch of. Richardson, A. D. 
 A personal history of U. S. Grant. Hartford, 
 1868. 8° 1210.2 
 
 College, The, the market, and the court. Dall, C. 
 
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 Collegians, The. Griffin, G 517.7 
 
 Collins, Charles Allston. A cruise upon wheels: 
 the chronicle of some autumn wanderings among 
 the deserted post-roads of France. Leipzig, 
 1874. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 428.6 
 
 Collins, Clifton Wilbraham. Plato [outlined and 
 explained]. Philadelphia, 1874. 197-|- pp. 
 16". [Ancient classics for English readers] .... 6116.20 
 
 — Sophocles [outlined and explained]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1871. 181-[- pp. 16°. [Ancient classics for 
 
 English readers] 6116.11 
 
 Collins, J. H. The first book of mineralogy. New 
 
 York [Glasgow], 1873. 160 pp. Illustrated. 
 
 16° 1717.8 
 
 Collins, Mortimer. Sweet and twenty 331.21 
 
 Collins, Robert. Practical treatise on midwifery. 
 
 Boston, 1841. 320 pp. 8° 6023.15 
 
 Collins, T. Wharton. Humanics. New York, 1860. 
 
 358-1- pp. Folded sheet. 8° 1734.2 
 
 Collins, William Lucas. Aristophanes [outlined and 
 
 explained]. Edinburgh, 1872. 172-|- pp. 16°. 
 
 [Ancient classics for English readers] 6116.14 
 
 — Cicero [outlined and explained]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1871. 197-4- PP- 16°. [Ancient classics for 
 English readers] 6116.10 
 
 — Homer. The Iliad [outlined and explained]. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1871. viii, 148-[- pp. 16°. [Ancient 
 
 classics for English readers] 6116.2 
 
 The Odyssey [outlined and explained], Edin- 
 burgh, 1870. i36-j- pp. 16". [Ancient classics 
 for English readers] 6116.3 
 
 — Lucian [outlined and explained]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1872. 180-4- PP' 16°. [Ancient classics for 
 English readers] 6116.19 
 
 — Plautus and Terence [outlined and explained]. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1873. 155-|- pp. 16". [Ancient 
 classics for English readers] 6116.17 
 
 — Virgil [outlined and explained]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1870. 190-1- pp. 16°. [Ancient classics for 
 English readers] 6116.6 
 
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 — editor. Ancient classics [outlined and explained] 
 
 for English readers. Edinburgh, 1870-74. 
 20 V. 16". Namely: — 
 Church, A., and Brodribb, W. J. Pliny's let- 
 ters 6116.12 
 
 Collins, C. W. Plato 6116.20 
 
 Sophocles 6116.11 
 
 Collins, W. L. Aristophanes 6116.14 
 
 Cicero 6116.10 
 
 Homer. The Iliad 6116.2 
 
 The Odyssey 6116.3 
 
 Lucian 6116.19 
 
 Plautus and Terence 61 16. 17 
 
 Virgil 6116.6 
 
 Copleston, R. S. ^schylus 6116.8 
 
 Davies, J. Hesiod, and Theognis 6116.16 
 
 Donne, W. B. Euripides 6116.13 
 
 Tacitus 6116.18 
 
 Grant, (Sir A. Xenophon 6116.9 
 
 Martin, T. Horace 6116.7 
 
 Neaves, C, lord Neaves. The Greek anthology. 6116.21 
 
 Swayne, G. C. Herodotus 6116.4 
 
 — - Trollope, A. The commentaries of Ceesar.... 6116.5 
 
 Walford, E. Juvenal 6116.15 
 
 Collins, (William) Wilkie. After dark 326.11 
 
 — Alicia Warlock, (a mystery,) and other stories.. 711.33 
 
 — Antonina; or, the fall of Rome. [Fifth century]. 326.4 
 
 — Armadale 326.5 
 
 — Basil 326.7 
 
 — The dead alive 717.3 
 
 — The dead secret 724.20 
 
 — The frozen deep, Boston 726.30 
 
 — The frozen deep; and other stories. Readings 
 
 and writings in America. Leipzig 319.25 
 
 Contents. — The frozen deep ; The dream-woman ; John 
 Jago's ghost ; or, the dead alive. 
 
 — Hide and seek 326.1 
 
 — The law and the lady. Leipzig 330.17 
 
 — Same. New York 733.2 
 
 — Mad Monkton; and other tales 511.25 
 
 — Man and wife 326.2 
 
 — Miss or Mrs? 326.9 
 
 — The moonstone 326.10 
 
 — The new Magdalen. Leipzig 339.18 
 
 — Same. New York 731.2 
 
 — No name 326.3 
 
 — A plot in private life and other tales 326.8 
 
 — Poor Miss Finch 32G.G 
 
 — The queen of hearts 524.8 
 
 — The queen's revenge; and other stories 511.2 
 
 — Sights a-foot 511.24 
 
 — The woman in white 326.12 
 
 — joint author. No thoroughfare. See Dickens, 
 
 Charles (John Hufifam) 338.17 and 730.1 
 
 JVrte. — Wilkie Collins's books are the best modern repre- 
 sentatives of the novel of plot, which is often mysterious. His 
 " Woman in white " is accounted his best, and it is a story of 
 Italian refugees in England. " The Moonstone " turns on the 
 theft of an enormous diamond, which was the eye of an 
 eastern idol. "The law and the lady" concerns "women's 
 rights under the English law. "Hide and seek" pictures 
 recent artist life in England. " The new Magdalen " is a 
 story of nursing in the Franco-Prussian war. " Armadale " 
 is an English social mystery, turning on the similarity of two 
 men. "The dead alive " is a short judicial mystery founded 
 on the Boorn murder case. 
 
 CoLLYER, Robert. Nature and life : sermons. 10th 
 
 edition. Boston, 1872. 313-|- pp. 12° 1537.4 
 
 CoLMAN, Henry. European agriculture and rural 
 economy. 2d edition, with additions. Boston, 
 1849. 2 V. Illustrated. 8° 1521.7 
 
 — European life and manners. Boston, 1849. 2 v. 
 
 12° 423.1 
 
 CoLONNA, Vittoria, marchesa di Pescara. Her life 
 and poems. Roscoe, Mrs. H. London, 1868. 
 Sm.8° 5525.11 
 
 Color-guard, The: a corporal's notes of military 
 service in the nineteenth army corps. Hosmer, 
 J. K. Boston, 1864. 12° '. 826.1 
 
 Colorado. See Lippincott, S. J. New life in new 
 
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 Colorado river. Exploration of the Colorado river 
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 CoLTON, Calvin. Thoughts on the religious state of 
 the country; with reasons for preferring episco- 
 pacy. New York, 183G. 208 pp. 1'^ 6326.13 
 
 CoiiTON, Charles Caleb. Lacon; or many things in 
 few words: addressed to those who think. Re- 
 vised edition, with a life of the author. New 
 York, 1860. xvi, 504 pp. 12° 1533.12 
 
 CoLTON, Gr. Woolworth. General atlas, containing 
 180 maps and plans. [With] letter-press de- 
 scriptions, by R. S. Fisher. New York, 1873. 
 Unpaged. F° • *R.R.Desk 
 
 CoLTON, Walter. Ship and shore, in Madeira, Lis- 
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 Columbus, Christopher. Abbott, J. S. C. Life of. 
 
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 and in Help's Spanish conquest of America [81(3.0]. See note 
 in Bulletin no. 33, p. 340. 
 
 Combe, Andrew. The physiology of digestion con- 
 sidered with relation to the principles of die- 
 tetics. Boston, 1836. xvii, 328-f- pp. 12". . .6036.10 
 
 — The principles of physiology applied to the pre- 
 
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 Combe, George. The constitution of man, considered 
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 20th edition, revised and enlarged. New York, 
 1872. XX, 436 pp. Portrait. 12° 1525.10 
 
 — Moral philosophy. New York, 1844. xii, 25- 
 
 372 pp. Sm. 12° 1529.5 
 
 Comedy of terrors, A. De Mille, J 531.22 
 
 Cometh up as a flower. Broughton, R 311.30 
 
 Comfort, George F. A German course. New York, 
 
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 — A German reader. New York, 1871. xvi, 432 
 
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 Comfort for small incomes. Warren, E. Boston, 
 
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 Comic metamorphoses. Valentine, W. New York 
 
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 Comin' thro' the rye. A novel 730.2 
 
 Coming race. The. [Fiction.] Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
 (G. E.) L. Leipzig .- 329.8 
 
 — Same. New York 5617.13 
 
 Coming wave. The. Adams, W. T 923.19 
 
 CoMiNS, Lizzie B. (Laura Caxton.) The Hartwell 
 
 farm 912.14 
 
 — Marion Berkley: a story for girls ^. 912.15 
 
 Comme on fait son lit on se couche. Souvestre, E. 
 
 Theatre de la jeunesse. Paris, 1860. 12° 5536.15 
 
 • Commerce. Anderson, W. The London commercial 
 dictionary, and sea-port gazetteer. London, 
 1826. 8° 6434.4 
 
 — Cobden club, ionrfon. Free trade and the Euro- 
 
 pean treaties of. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5418.13 
 
 — Yeats, J. Growth and vicissitudes of, from 
 
 b. c. 1500 to A. D. 1789. Loudon, 1872. 16°.. 6437.3 
 Manual'of recent and existing commerce from 
 
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 Common-place book. [Extracts.] Southey, R. 
 
 London, 1850. 4 v. 8° ...5624.1 
 
 Common school journal. Edited by H. Mann. Vol. 
 
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 Common sense. Newby, C. J 314.10 
 
 Common-sense in religion. Clarke, J. F. Boston, 
 
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 Terhune, M. V. New York, lb71. 12° 1533.6 
 
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 Communistic societies. The, of the United States. 
 
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 Companions of my solitude. Helps, Sir A. Boston, 
 
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 Comparative anatomy and physiology. The cranial 
 
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 Compensation. Brewster, A. M. II 716.34 
 
 Complete historical, chronological, and geographical 
 
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 63 maps. F° 5030.8 
 
 Compromise, On. Morley, J. London, 1874. 8°.. 5823.4 
 Comtesse, La, d'Escarbagnas: comedie. Moliere, 
 
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 CoMYN, L. N. Atherstone priory 728.3 
 
 — Elena. An Italian tale 727.30 
 
 Con Cregan, Confessions of. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig. 332.24 
 
 — Same. London 5 16.8 
 
 CoNANT, Caleb A. Grandmother's scrap-book 916.12 
 
 CoxXANT, Helen S. The butterfly hunters 933.1 
 
 CoNANT, Thomas Jefferson, asuistant editor. A dic- 
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 Lyman 6320.2 
 
 CoNCHOLOGY. A conchological manual. Sowerby, 
 
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 See also Mollusca, Shells. 
 
 Concord, Mass. Corinthian lodge of ancient, free 
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 Added an historical sketch of masonry. By 
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 Concord days. Alcott, A. B. Boston, 1872. 12°.. 5217.1 
 
 Concord river, Mass., A week on the. Thoreau, 
 
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 don, 1867. 12° 1716.27 
 
 CoNDE, Louis II, de Bourbon, prince of. Life of. 
 Stanhope, P. H., 5th earl Stanhope. London, 
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 CoNDE, Princes of, History of the. Aumale, H. (E. 
 
 P.L.)d'Orleans, rf«cd'. London, 1872. 2 v. 8^. 5522.0 
 
 Condensed novels. Harte, (F.) B. Boston, 187L 16°. 524.22 
 
 Note. — Burlesque imitations of famous novelists. 
 
 Confectioner. Manuel du confiseur. Duval, H. 
 
 Paris, 1851. 24° 6429.7 
 
 Confession; or, the blind heart. Simms, W. G.. . . 716.25 
 Confessions of an English opium-eater. De Quincey, 
 
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 Confessions of Con Cregan. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig. 332.24 
 
 — Same. London 516.8 
 
 Confessions of Gerald Estcourt. Church, F 337.18 
 
 Confidential disclosures. Laraartine, A. (M. L.) 
 
 de. New York, 1849. 12° 5536.10 
 
 Conflict of ages. The. [Eternal punishment.] 
 
 Beecher, E. Boston, 1854. 12° 152t.21 
 
 Confucius (or Kong-Fu-Tse), and Mencius. The 
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 New York, 1870. 2v.ini. 8° 5923 2 
 
 Congo. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.12 
 
 Congo river. Two trips to Gorilla land and the 
 cataracts of the Congo. Burton, R. F. Lon- 
 don, 1876. 2 V. 8° 5933.12 
 
 Congregational history, 1200-1700. Waddingtor, 
 
 J. London, 1869, 74. 2 v. 8° 5810.1 
 
 Congregational quarterly. Vol. 15-17. Boston, 
 
 1873-75. 3 V. 8° 6716.1 
 
 Congressional globe. See United States. Miscel- 
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 Congreve, William. Dramatic works. See Wy- 
 
 CHERLEY, William 5011. (5 
 
 Coningsby. [English political life.] Disraeli, B.. . 324.23 
 
 CoNJUGiAL love. Swedeuborg, E. New York, 1871. 
 
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 Conscience, Hendrik or Henri. The demon of gold. 717.6 
 
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 Contents. — Ce que peut soufFrir une mere; Le conserit; Le 
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 Conscript, The ^ a story of the French war of 1813. 
 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A 913.22 
 
 Considerations on some recent social theories. 
 
 Boston, 1853. 158+ pp. 16° 5827.3 
 
 Consolation in affliction. Greenwood, E. W. P. 
 
 Sermons of consolation. Boston, 1644. Sm. 8^^.5817.10 
 
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 Mote. — Constable was an Edinburgh publisher, and these 
 boiiks show liis relations witli eminent writers, the tliird 
 volume ot tiie latter being given to Sir Walter Scott wlioUy. 
 
 Constable, Thomas. Archibald Constable and his 
 literary correspondents. A memorial. Edin- 
 burgh, 1873. 3 V. Portrait. 8° 5424.10 
 
 Constable de Bourbon, The. Ainsworth, W. H. . .. 322.21 
 Constable of the tower. The. Ainsworth, W. H. .. 322.8 
 
 Constance Sherwood. FuUerton, Lady G 325.21 
 
 CoNSTANTiN, Leopold Auguste. See Hesse, Leopold 
 
 Auguste Constantin. 
 Constantinople. Gautier, T. Constantinople. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 824.12 
 
 — Holland, F. W. Constantinople. (.In Many 
 
 lands and many people) 431.3 
 
 Constitution of man, The, considered in relation to 
 external objects. Combe, G. New York, 1872. 
 12° 1525.10 
 
 Constitution, The, of Massachusetts, and the 
 United States; the declaralSon of independence, 
 with Washington's farewell address. Northamp- 
 ton, 1806. Ill) pp. 12° 618.1 
 
 Constitutions, The, of the sixteen states which com- 
 pose the confederated republic of America. Pre- 
 fixed, the declaration of independence; articles 
 of Confederation; the definitive treaty of peace 
 with Great Britain; and the constitution of the 
 United States. Boston, 1797. 300 pp. 12°... 818.3 
 
 Consuelo. Dudevant, a. L. a. D. Paris 2018.2 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 535.2 
 
 Consumption, Pulmonary. Fitch, S. S. New York, 
 
 1847. 12° 6027.1 
 
 CoNTARiNi Fleming. Disraeli, B 324.18 
 
 Contemporary review, The. Vol. 22-26. London, 
 
 1873-75. 5 V. 8° .6511.1 
 
 Contraband. Melville, G. J. W 321.18 
 
 Conundrums and riddles. Book of. Howard, C. J. 
 
 New York [ 1869]. 16° 15 18.3 
 
 Convict, The. James, G. P. R 327.8 
 
 Conway, J. D. Complete poems : or, hours of re- 
 creation. Lawrence, 1875. 200 pp. 16° 1625.15 
 
 Conway, Moncure Daniel. The earthward pilgrim- 
 age. London, 1870. 406 [402] pp. Sm. 8°. . .6326.18 
 
 — editor. The sacred anthology: a book of ethnical 
 
 scriptures. London, 1874. viii, 479 pp. 8°. .5813.14 
 Conyngham, D. p. The Irish brigade and its cam- 
 paigns. Boston, 1869. 599 pp. 12° 824.4 
 
 — Sarstield; or, the last great struggle for Ireland. 
 
 Boston, 1871. ix, 224 pp. Portrait. Sq. 16". 828.7 
 Cook, Capt. James: his life, voyages, and discoveries. 
 ■ Kingston, W. H. G. [London, 1871.] Sq. 16°. 215.3 
 7 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Cooke, John Esten. Doctor Vandyke. [Virginia 
 
 life about 1750] 510.2 
 
 — Henry St. John, gentleman. A tale of 1774-75. 
 
 [Virginia life] 524.6 
 
 — Her majesty the queen. A novel 737.15 
 
 Note.— Time of Charles I of England and Henrietta of 
 France. 
 
 — Leather stocking and silk. [Valley of Virginia 
 
 about 1800] 524.16 
 
 — Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee. With illustrations, 
 
 portraits, and maps. New York, 1871. vi, 577 
 
 pp. 8° 5022.2 
 
 — Pretty Mrs. Gaston, and other stories 736.29 
 
 — Stonewall Jackson: a military biography. With 
 
 portrait and maps. New York, 1866. 470 pp. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1214.11 
 
 Cooke, Josiah Parsons, yr. International scientific 
 series. The new chemistry. New York, 1874. 
 326 pp. Illustrated. 12-^ 6436.15 
 
 — Principles of chemical philosophy. 3d edition. 
 
 Boston, 1874. viii, 576. xii-}- pp. 8° 6435.5 
 
 Cooke, M. C. A fern book for everybody. Con- 
 taining all the British ferns. With the foreign 
 species suitable for a fernery. London [1867]. 
 124-|-pp. Illustrated. 16° ,...6619.1 
 
 — International scientific series. Fungi: their na- 
 
 ture and uses. Edited by M. J. Berkeley. New 
 York, 1875. xii, 2J9 pp. Illustrated. 12°. . .6436.13 
 Cookery. Blot, P. Hand-book of practical cookery. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 1515.5 
 
 — Kitchiuer, W. The cook's oracle. Boston, 1822. 
 
 12° 1516.20 
 
 — Miller, E. S. In the kitchen. Boston, 1875. 
 
 Sm. 4° 1532.8 
 
 — Parloa, M. The Appledore cook book. Boston 
 
 [1873]. 8° 6426.2 
 
 — Terhune, M. V. Breakfast, luncheon and tea. 
 
 New York, 1875. 12° 1533.2 
 
 Common sense in the household : a manual of 
 
 practical housewifery. New York, 1871. 12°. 1533.6 
 
 See also Receipts. 
 
 CooLEY, Arnold James. Cyclopaedia of practical 
 receipts and collateral information in the arts, 
 manufactures, professions, and trades. 5th edi- 
 tion, revised and partly rewritten by R. V. Tu- 
 son. London, 1872. xii, 1201-]- pp. 8° 6423.1 
 
 — Hand-book of perfumes, cosmetics and other toi- 
 
 let articles. Philadelphia, 1873. 804 [418] pp. 
 
 Sm. 8° 15 14. 13 
 
 — The toilet in ancient and modern times. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1873. viii, 388 pp. Sm. 8° 1514.12 
 
 CooLiDGE, George A. Brochure of Bunker hill. 
 [With heliotype views.] Boston, 1875. 32 pp. 
 Oblong 16° 819.6 
 
 CooLiDGE, Susan, pseud. See Woolsey, Sarah 
 Chauncey. 
 
 CooMASsiE, Guinea. Coomassie and Magdala. Stan- 
 ley, H. M. New York, 1874. 8° 5931.14 
 
 Cooper, Sir Astley (Paston). Treatise on disloca- 
 tions and fractures of the joints. New editio-i. 
 Edited by B. P. Cooper. Boston, 1844. xliii, 
 499 pp. Illustrations. Portrait. 8° 6021.3 
 
 Cooper, Elizabeth. Life of Thomas Wentworth, earl 
 
 of Strafford. London, 1874. 2 v. 8° 53]3.5 
 
 Cooper, James Fenimore. Afloat and ashore. [Sea 
 
 story] 525.15 
 
 — The bravo. [Venice] 525.30 
 
 — The chainbearer 525.18 
 
 Note. — Revolutionary period. 
 
 — The crater. [Volcanic Pacific island] 525.1 
 
 — The headsman 525.25 
 
 Note. — Switzerland and Italy — time of Calvin. 
 
 — The Heidenmauer 525.31 
 
 Note. — Scene in the Vosges mountains in the middle ages. 
 
 — History of the navy of the United States, [1607] 
 
 to 1853. New York, 1853. With portraits and 
 
 maps. 3v.ini. 8° 813.4 
 
 Continued to 1860. New York, 1866. 3 v. 
 
 in L Portrait. 8° 813.5 
 
COOPER 
 
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 COTTAGE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Cooper, James Fenimore, continued. 
 
 — Home as found 525.20 
 
 — Homeward bound 525.27 
 
 Note. — These two novels made the author offensive to some 
 of his countrymen, by his satire on the American character. 
 
 — The Jack o' Lantern 310.12 
 
 Note. — Same as Wing-and-wing. 
 
 — Jack Tier. [Sea adventures, West Indies] 525.8 
 
 — [Leather stocking tales.] The deerslayer 525.7 
 
 The last of the Mohicans 525.10 
 
 The pathfinder 525.5 
 
 The pioneers 525.28 
 
 — - The prairie 525.22 
 
 Note. — The Leather stocking tales trace the history of 
 Natty IBunippo, a backwoodsman, and associate of the Indi- 
 an?, during the last century, and covering, particularly in The 
 last of the Mohicans, the period of the old French war. 
 
 — Lionel Lincoln 525.9 
 
 Note. — Bunker hill and Boston in 177S. 
 
 — Mercedes of Castile 525.14 
 
 Note. — Spain and Columbus. 
 
 — Miles Wallingford 525.17 
 
 Note.— Sea story, sequel to Afloat and ashore. 
 
 — The Monikins. [Satire on American politics], . . 525.21 
 
 — The oak-openings. [Michigan early days] 525.19 
 
 — The pilot 625.29 
 
 Note. — Paul Jones figures. ^ 
 
 — Precaution 525.32 
 
 Note. — A society novel, and Cooper's earliest. 
 
 — The Red Rover 525.24 
 
 Note. — Old French war — Newport and slavers. 
 
 — The redskins 525.2 
 
 Note. — Anti-rent troubles in New York state. 
 
 — Satanstoe 525.6 
 
 AWe. — Westchester county. New York, middle of the last 
 century. 
 
 — The sea lions 525.11 
 
 Note.— Sealers in the Southern ocean. 
 
 — The spy. Leipzig 310.11 
 
 — Same. New York 525.26 
 
 Note. — The revolutionary period on the Hudson. Wash- 
 ington figures, 1780. 
 
 — Stories of the prairie, and other adventures of the 
 
 border 515.13 
 
 — Stories of the sea 515.12 
 
 — Stories of the woods 515.14 
 
 Note. — These three collections of " Stories " are selections 
 from his novels. 
 
 — The travelling bachelor; or, notions of the Amer- 
 
 icans 536.7 
 
 — The two admirals. Leipzig 310.13 
 
 — Same. New York 625.16 
 
 A^o<e. — English naval service, old French war. 
 
 — The Water-witch 526.23 
 
 Note. — Subsequent to the defeat of the Dutch in New York. 
 
 — The ways of the hour 525.13 
 
 JV(Xe. — Defects in courts of justice. 
 
 — The wept of Wish-ton-Wish ; . . , 525.12 
 
 Note. — King Philip's war, 1675. 
 
 — The Wing-and-wing 625.3 
 
 NUe. — Mediterranean —during the Napoleonic wars. 
 
 — Wyandotte. [Revolutionary frontier warfare] . . 525.4 
 
 A'o«e. — See Allibone, Duyckinck, etc.; the estimates in 
 Bryant's Orations [1926.1]; Atlantic monthly, Jan., 1862- Put- 
 nam's monthly, Feb., 1»68 (his diary), and Oct., 1859: and 
 Poes literati [lft'«2.3]. The article "Haunted lake" by 
 Cooper's daughter, in Harper's monthly, vol. 44. is a descrip- 
 tion of Cooper's liome and of the scene of The deerslayer. 
 See also the lives of his literary contemporaries, Halleck, Irv- 
 ing, etc. 
 
 Cooper, T. T. The Mishmee hills. An account of 
 a journey made in an attempt to penetrate 
 Thibet from Assam to open new routes for com- 
 merce. Illustrated. London, 1873. 270 pp. 
 Map. Sm. 8° -6933.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Cooper, William. Yachts and yachting, by Vander- 
 docken [pseud.l, being a treatise on building, 
 sparring, canvassing, sailing, and the general 
 management of yachts, with remarks on storms, 
 tides, etc. London, 1873. viii, 391 pp. Plates. 
 8" 6412.5 
 
 — The yacht sailor: a treatise on practical yacht- 
 
 manship, cruising and racing. By Vander- 
 
 decken lpseud.'\. 4th edition. London, 1874. 
 
 viii, 165 pp. 2 folded plates. 8° 6412.3 
 
 Co-OPEUATiON, The history of, in England. Vol. i. 
 
 Holyoake, G. J. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5826.9 
 
 Coopers, The. Haven, A. B 524.20 
 
 CoPELAND family. Thayer, E. Family memorial. 
 
 Hingham, 1835. 12" 611.2 
 
 CoPLESTON, Reginald Stephen, ^schylus [outlined 
 
 and explained]. Edinburgh, 1870. 196-|- pp. 
 
 16°. [Ancient classics for English readers] .... 6116.8 
 Copp's hill burial ground, Boston, Epitaphs from. 
 
 Bridgman, T. Boston, 1851. 12" 5016.5 
 
 COPP^E, Henry. English literature, considered as 
 
 an interpreter of English history. Philadelphia, 
 
 1873. xiv, 488 pp. Sm. 8° 5614.6 
 
 — editor. The field manual of evolutions of the 
 
 line, arranged for the use of ofiicers of the U. 
 S. infantry. Translated, with adaptation to the 
 U. S. service, from the latest French authorities. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1862. 144 pp. Sm. 12" 1529.8 
 
 Copper, Metallurgy of. Tomlinson, C. London, 
 
 1868. 12" 1715.16 
 
 Coppersmith. Nouveau manuel complet du chau- 
 dronnier. JuUien, C. E., and Valerie, 0. Paris, 
 
 1846. 24" 6439.3 
 
 Cora and the doctor. Baker, H. N. (W.) 524.7 
 
 Coral island, The. Ballantyne, R. M 934.18 
 
 Coral reefs. The structure and distribution of. Dar- 
 win, C. (R.) London, 1874. Sm. 8° 6634.1 
 
 Corals and the coral islands. Dana, J. D. New 
 
 York, 1872. 8" 6630.3 
 
 — Same. {In Estes, D. Half-hour recreations in 
 
 popular science) 6813.7 
 
 Cord and creese. De Mille, J 521.14 
 
 Corinne; or, Italy. Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. N., 
 
 baronnede. New l^ork, 1873. 12" 627.17 
 
 Corinne, ou I'ltalie. Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. N., 
 
 baronnede. New York, 1873. 12" 2015.3 
 
 CoRNEiLLE, Pierre. (Euvres. Precedees d'une 
 
 etude par [C. A.] Sainte-Beuve. Paris, 1866. 
 
 2 V. in 1. 16° 5534.6 
 
 Cornell, S. S. Intermediate geography. New 
 
 York, 1859. 88 pp. Illustrated. Maps. 4" . 5030.3 
 CoRNHiLL magazine. Vol. 1-32. London, 1860-75. 
 
 32v. 8" 6534.1 
 
 Correlation, The, and conservation of forces. 
 
 Grove, W.R. New York, 1873. 12° 1524.26 
 
 Corse de Leon: or, the brigand. A romance. James, 
 
 G. P. R 722.6 
 
 Corsica, Handbook for. Murray, J. London, 1868. 
 
 12" 5917.3 
 
 CoRSicAN brothers. The. Dumas, A. (D.) 511.32 
 
 CoRSiCAN brothers: a dramatic romance, adapted 
 
 from Dumas. Baste, E. P., and Montepin, X. 
 
 de. New York, n. d. 12" 1635.3 
 
 Cortes, Hernando. Abbott, J. S. C. History of... 915.1 
 
 — Helps, Sir A. Life of. New York, 1871. Sm. 
 
 8° 1025.12 
 
 Note. — Helps's Life is drawn from his History of the 
 Spanish conquest [816.6]; Prescott's Conquest of Mexico 
 [ik)l4. 2] of course covers his exploits. 
 
 CoRViN, Otto. In France with the Germans. London, 
 
 1872. 2v. Sm.8" 5715.2 
 
 Cosmetics, Hand-book of. Cooley, A. J. Philadel- 
 phia, 1873. Sm. 8" 1514.13 
 
 Cosmic philosophy, Outlines of. Fiske, J. Boston, 
 
 1875. 2 V. 8" 5824.2 
 
 Cosmos. Humboldt, (F. H.) A., baron von. New 
 
 York, 1872. 5 v. 12" 1523.7 
 
 Cottage, The, bee keeper. By a country curate. 
 New York, 1854. xii, 119 pp. Illustrated. 
 Sm. 8" 1524.15 
 
 Cottage, The, by the cathedral. Charles, E 3 21. 2 
 
COTTAGE 
 
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 Cottage residences. Downing, A. J. New York, 
 
 1844. 8° 1511.7 
 
 — Sa7ne. New York, 1873. Sm. 4° 6221.3 
 
 Cottagers, The, of Glonburnie. Hamilton, E 539.5 
 
 CoTTiN, Sophie Ristaud. Elizabeth; or, the exiles 
 
 of Siberia. New York, 1867. 127 pp. 1 plate. 
 
 32° 539.2 
 
 CoTTiNG, Benjamin Eddy. Medical addresses. Bos- 
 ton, 1875. vi, 1234- pp. 12° 6015.5 
 
 Cottle, Joseph. Alfred; an epic poem. Nowbury- 
 
 port, 1814. 2v.ini. 24° 5619.1 
 
 Cotton, Charles, ^om^ author. The complete angler. 
 
 See Walton, Izaak 6416.2 
 
 Cotton culture and the South considered with refer- 
 ence to emigration. Loring, F. W., and Atkin- 
 son, C. F. Boston, 1869. 16° 6435.3 
 
 Cotton manufacture in the United States. Batchel- 
 
 der, S. Boston, 1863. 16° 6435.4 
 
 CouES, Elliott. Field ornithology. Comprising a 
 manual of instruction for procuring, preparing 
 and preserving birds, and a check list of North 
 American birds. Salem, 1874. iv, 116, 137 
 pp. 8° 6613.12 
 
 CoTJLANGES, Numa Denis Fustel de. (Sec Fustel de 
 Coulanges, Numa Denis. 
 
 CouLSON, J. G. A. Harwood 720.30 
 
 — The Lacy diamonds 721.12 
 
 — The odd trump 720.1 
 
 Count Kostia. Cherbuliez, V 518.13 
 
 Count of Monte-Cristo, The. Dumas, A. (D.) 511.30 
 
 Count Robert of Paris. Scott, Sir W 533.4 
 
 Counterparts. [Psychological and musical.] Shep- 
 
 pard, E. S 531.19 
 
 Countess Gisela, The. John, E 637.7 
 
 Countess of Charny, The. Dumas, A. (D.) 511.7 
 
 Countess of Rudolstadt, The. Dudevant, A. L. A. D. 726.18 
 Country living and country thinking. Dodge, M. A. 
 
 Boston, 1863. 16° 715.8 
 
 Country quarters. Gardiner, M 319.2 
 
 Coupon bonds. Trowbridge, J. T 522.2 
 
 Courses of reading. The best reading. Hints on the 
 selection of books; courses of reading, etc. Put- 
 nam, G. P. New York, 1872. 12° *R.R.,r.3.5 
 
 — Sa7ne. New York, 1875. 12° 6136.10 
 
 Court, The, and camp of Bonaparte. New York, 
 
 1832. 389 pp. Folded sheet. 16° 1028.4 
 
 Courting and farming. Smith, J. P 724.32 
 
 Courtship and marriage. Hentz, C. L 534.13 
 
 Courtship, The, of Miles Standish. Longfellow, H. 
 
 AV. Leipzig, 1856. Sq. 16° 1614.1 
 
 — Sa7ne. Boston, 1839. 12° 1612.3 
 
 Cousin, Victor, and others. Jacqueline Pascal; or 
 
 a glimpse at convent life at Port Royal. Trans- 
 lated by H. N. With an introduction, b}' W. R. 
 Williams. New York, 1854. 318[314]pp. 12°. 1226.10 
 
 Cousin, The, from India. Craik, G. M 937.28 
 
 Cousin Clara. Wise, D 932.26 
 
 Cousin Grace. Clarke, R. S 927.3 
 
 Cousin Harry. Grey, Mrs 534.22 
 
 Cousin Maude. Holmes, M. J. ..^ 634.2 
 
 Cousin Pierre, Le. Souvestre, E. Theatre de la 
 
 jeunesse. Paris, 1860. 12° 5536.15 
 
 Cousin Phillis and other tales. Gaskell, E. C 328.18 
 
 CowPER, William. Works. Comprising his poems, 
 correspondence, and translations. With' a life 
 by the editor, Robert Southey. Illustrated. 
 London, 1853-55. Portraits. Engraved title- 
 page. 8 V. Sm. 8° 5627.4 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I-IV. Life and correspondence, with gen- 
 eral index. V, VI. Poetical works, with index to tlie Task. 
 VII. The Iliad of Homer, VIII, The Odyssey of llonier. 
 
 — See Sainte-Beuve, C. A. English portraits. 
 
 New York, 1875. 16° 1025.3 
 
 Cowtan, Robert. Memories of the British museum. 
 
 London, 1872. vii, 428 pp. Portrait. 8°.... 6133.2 
 Cox, David, Memoir of. Solly, N. N. London, 1873. 
 
 L. 8° 5420.3 
 
 Cox, George William. The crusades. With a map. 
 
 New York, 1874. xx, 220 pp. [Morris, E. E,, 
 
 editor. Epochs of history,] 16° 628.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Cox, George William, continued. 
 
 — General history of Greece, from the earliest 
 
 period to the death of Alexander the groat. 
 With a sketch of the subsequent history to the 
 present time. London, 1876. xxxi, 709-4- pp. 
 Maps. Sm. 8° 5916.13 
 
 — History of Greece. London, 1874. 2 v. Maps. 8". 6911.5 
 
 Contents. — Yo\.l. From the earliest period to the end of 
 the Persian war. II. From the formation of the confederacy 
 at Delos to the close of the Pelopoiuiesiau war. 
 
 — joint author. Dictionary of science, literature, 
 
 and art. See Brande, William Thomas . .*R.R., E.3.6 
 Cox, Samuel Sullivan. Why we laugh. New York, 
 
 1876. 387 pp. 12° 1837.2 
 
 Coxe, William. History of the house of Austria, 
 
 1218-1848. 4th edition. London, 1864-72. 4 v. 
 
 Portraits. 16° 5715.1 
 
 Contents.— Vol. I, 1218-1.562. II. 1562-1705, IH. 170*- 
 92. IV. From the accession of Francis I to the revolution 
 
 of 1818. 
 
 — Memoirs of [John Churchill] the duke of Marl- 
 
 borough, with his correspondence. New edition, 
 revised by J. Wade. London, 1847. 3 v. Por- 
 traits. Sm. 8° 5426.10 
 
 CozzENS, Samuel Woodworth. The marvellous coun- 
 try; or, three years in Arizona and New Mexico. 
 Illustrated. Boston, 1873. 532 pp. 8° 412.1 
 
 Crabb, George. Dictionary of general knowledge; 
 or, an explanation of words and things con- 
 nected with all the arts and sciences. Illus- 
 trated. London, 1830. 364-[- pp. 12° 1513.6 
 
 — English synonymes explained in alphabetical 
 
 order. Boston, 1819. 1006+ pp. 8° 6122.1 
 
 Crabbe, George. Life and poetical works. By his 
 son. New edition. With portrait and engrav- 
 ings. London, 1861. viii, 584 pp. 8° 5631.2 
 
 Cracow. Try Cracow and the Carpathians. Hutchin- 
 son, A. H. New York [London, 1872]. Sm. 8°. 5936.2 
 Craik, Dinah (Maria), formerly Miss MuLoch. The 
 
 adventures of a brownie 927.23 
 
 — Agatha's husband 323.19 
 
 — A brave lady 323.20 
 
 — Bread upon the waters; A family in love; A low 
 
 marriage; The double house 330.2*? 
 
 — Christian's mistake 323.23 
 
 — Domestic stories 323. 13 
 
 — Fair France. Impressions of a traveller. Leip- 
 
 zig, 1872. 296 pp. Sq. 16° 323.14 
 
 — .Same. New York, 1871. 238 pp. 12° 424.20 
 
 — Hannah. [Marrying a wife's sister] 330.2 
 
 — The head of the family 323.12 
 
 — John Halifax, gentleman 330.1 
 
 Note. — This is generally thought her best novel. 
 
 — A life for a life 323.24 
 
 — The little lame prince and his travelling cloak . . 310.29 
 
 — Lord Erlistoun; Alwyn's first wife; Th» water 
 
 cure; The last house in C st 323.27 
 
 — Mistress and maid 323.11 
 
 — My mother and I. Leipzig 310.18 
 
 — Same. New York 726.22 
 
 — A noble life 323.15 
 
 — TheOgilvies 323.17 
 
 _ Olive 323.18 
 
 — Poems, Leipzig, 1868. xii, 315 pp. Sq, 16° .. 1613.16 
 
 — Romantic tales 323.25 
 
 — The Rosiorucian. (/n Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.7 
 
 — Sermons out of church. Leipzig, 1875. 271 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1928.5 
 
 — Same. New York, 1875. 217 pp. 12" 6327.15 
 
 — Studies from life 323.16 
 
 — Two marriages 323.21 
 
 — The unkind word and other stories 323.22 
 
 — The woman's kingdom 323.28 
 
 — A woman's thoughts about women. Leipzig .... 323.26 
 
 — Same. New York 1535.13 
 
 Craik, George Lillie. The English of Shakespeare; 
 
 illustrated in a philological commentary on his 
 Julius Cgesar. Edited from the 3d revised Lon- 
 don edition by W. J. Rolfe. Boston, 1871. xiv, 
 3814-pp. 16° 5626.1 
 
CRAIK 
 
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 Craik, George Lillie, continued. 
 
 — Manual of English literature, and of the history 
 
 of the English language, from the Norman con- 
 quest; with specimens. Leipzig, 1874. 2 v. ia 
 1. Sq. 10^ 1738.1 
 
 — The pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. 
 
 Illustrated by anecdotes. Revised edition, with 
 preface and notes, by F. Wayland. New York, 
 
 18G8. 2 V. 12" 1013.2 
 
 Craik, Georgiana M. The cousin from India 937.28 
 
 — Esther 11 ill's secret , 322.5 
 
 — Paith Unwin's ordeal 322.3 
 
 — Hero Trevelyan 322.4 
 
 — Leslie Tyrrell 322.6 
 
 — Lost and won 322.7 
 
 — Mildred 322.1 
 
 — MissMooro. A tale for girls 937.26 
 
 — Only a butterfly and other stories 319.13 
 
 — Sylvia's choice. New York 710.15 
 
 — Same. [And] Theresa. Leipzig , 335.17 
 
 — Winifred's wooing and other tales 332.2 
 
 — Without kith or kin. 2v 331.4 
 
 Ceanch, Christopher Pearse. The bird and the bell, 
 
 with other poems. Boston, 1875. x, 317-|- pp. 
 
 12° 1617.15 
 
 Cranford. Gaskell, E. C 328.21 
 
 Crapsey, Edward. The nether side of New York. 
 
 New York, 1872. 185 pp. 8° 5013.6 
 
 Cratkr, The. Cooper, J. P 625.1 
 
 Craven, Pauline, formerly M'lle de La Ferronnays. 
 
 Jettatrice; or, the veil withdrawn 720.15 
 
 — Leisure hour series. Fleurange. From the 
 
 French. Translated by M. M. R 518.17 
 
 Crayon, Geoffrey, pseud. See Irving, Washington. 
 
 Crayon, Porte, pseud. See Strother, David H. 
 
 Crayon miscellany. The. Irving, W. Philadelphia, 
 
 1872. Sm. 8^^ 1814.3 
 
 Crayon sketches and off-hand takings, of dis- 
 tinguished American statesmen [etc.]. Bungay, 
 G. W. Boston, 1852. 16° 1516.24 
 
 Creagh, James. A scamper to Sebastopol and Jeru- 
 salem in 1867. London, 1873. 429+ pp. 8". 5931. 10 
 
 Creasy, Sir Edward Shepherd. The fifteen decisive 
 battles of the world ; from Marathon to Waterloo. 
 New York, 1872. 364 pp. 12° 824.6 
 
 Creation. Chambers, R. Vestiges of the natural 
 
 history of. New York, 1846. 12° 1515.17 
 
 — Haeckel, E. H. History of creation: or the de- 
 
 velopment of the earth and its inhabitants by 
 the action of natural causes. New York, 1876. 
 2 v. 12° 6615.5 
 
 — Powell, W. B. Philosophy of. London, 1856. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6836.1 
 
 — Winchell, A. Sketches of. New York, 1874. 
 
 12° 1523.23 
 
 Credo. [Theological essays.] Townsend, L. T. 
 
 Boston, 1875 [cop. 1869]. 16° 1917.6 
 
 Creeds. Greg, W. R. The creed of Christendom. 
 
 London, 1874. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5816.21 
 
 — Lumby, J. R. The history of the creeds. Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1873. Sm. 8° 6326.10 
 
 Cremer, W. H. The secret out: or, one thousand 
 
 tricks in drawing-room or white magic. With 
 
 illustrations. London, n. d. iv, 307 pp. 16° .1516.11 
 
 Crescent, The, and the cross; or, romance and 
 
 realities of Eastern travel. Warburton, E. (B. 
 
 G.) Leipzig, 1852. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 317.8 
 
 Crib and Fly: a tale of two terriers 928.22 
 
 Crichton, James, Biography of. Irving, D. (In 
 Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. New biog- 
 raphies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 Crichton. [Fiction.] Ainsworth, W. H 722.13 
 
 Cricket. AVickets in the West; or, the twelve in 
 America. Fitzgerald, R. A. London, 1873. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5035.6 
 
 Cricket, The, on the hearth. Dickens, C. (J. H.). 338.10 
 Crimea, The invasion of the. Vol. i-iii. Kinglake, 
 
 A. W. New York, 1875. 3 v. 8° 5924.9 
 
 Cringle and cross-tree. Adams, W. T 924.11 
 
 Crisping e la comare. Ricci, F. and L. (In Dit- 
 
 son, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos) .... 6233.3.1 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Critic, The. [Farce.] Sheridan, B. R. Dramatic 
 
 works. Leipzig, 1869. Sq. 16° 1614.11 
 
 — Same. London, 1848. 16° 1635.2 
 
 — Same. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5626.9 
 
 Criticism. Arnold, M. Essays in. Boston, 1873. 
 
 12° 5617.10 
 
 — Homes, H., lord Karnes. Elements of. Boston, 
 
 1796. 2 v. 8° 5834.4 
 
 — Pope, A. Essay on. [Po.em.] London, 1871. 8°. 5612.2.2 
 Critique, La, de I'ecole des feinmes: comedie. 
 
 Moli^re, J. B. P. Oiuvres. Paris, 1869. 12°. 5537.2.1 
 
 Crocker, Uriel, and Brewster, Osmyn. Fiftieth 
 anniversary of [their] copartnership, Nov. 1, 
 1868. Boston, 1869. 32 pp. 16° 1538.24 
 
 Crockery. Nouveau manuel complet du faiencier. 
 
 Boyer, — . Paris, 1846. 2 y. 24° 6439.8 
 
 Crockett, David, Life and adventures of. Abbott, 
 
 J. S. C. New York, 1874. 12° 1014.10 
 
 Croffut, W. a., joint author. A helping hand for 
 town and country. See Draper, Lyman C. 
 
 1611.4 and 6422.1 
 
 Croker, John Wilson. History of the guillotine. 
 
 London, 1853. viii, 88 pp. Illustrated. 16°. 5528.6 
 
 Croly, George. Salathiel, the immortal. New edi- 
 tion, revised. London [1858]. iv, 444 pp. 16°. 517.13 
 
 Croly, Jennie Cunningham. For better or worse. 
 A book for some men and all women. Boston, 
 1875. 237 pp. 16° 1537.22 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver. Letters and speeches. AVith 
 elucidations by T. Carlyle. Leipzig, 1861. 4 v. 
 in 2. Sq. 16° 1238.1 
 
 — Russell, M. Life of. New York, 1856. 2 v. 12°. 1228.2 
 
 — Smith, G. Three English statesmen. New York, 
 
 1867. 12° 5425.1 
 
 — Southey, R. Life of. London, 1861. Sm. 8°. . 5428.6. 
 
 Note. — The opinion held by Hume that Cromwell was a 
 " fanatical hypocrite," was conimoi.ly accepted by the biogra- 
 phers of the last century. Soutliey's brief meinoir arrives at 
 the conclusion that Cromwell was penitent for his career. 
 Kussell's is a popular balancing of testimonies. Forster, in 
 his lives of tlie statesmen, advanced a belief in CromweH's 
 essential hypocrisy, without indiscriminate denunciation of 
 him: but in iiis later essaj' he sumewhat changed his views 
 in favor of a higher estimate. Carlyle's book introduces 
 " elucidations," in which the author takfs the decided ground 
 of a champion; and his position has greatly inlluenced tlie 
 more recent opinions. See also Carlyle's " Heroes and heio- 
 worship" [l.'")a5.19]. Lamartiiie has embraced this belief in 
 Cromwell's sincerity. Merle d'Aubigne has vindicated him. 
 Guizot, while admiiing his genius and sympathizing with liis 
 courage, does not wholly accept the sincerity theory. Gold- 
 win Smith's lecture views liiin simply as a ruler. Macaulaj^'s 
 estimate will be found in vol. I of his History of England. 
 See Campbell's •' Lives of the chancellors" [.5427. 9]; Evelyn's 
 Diary [54ii6.7]: Lodge's Portraits [53.!7.6.5] ; au essay by 
 Bayne in Contemporary review, Feb., 1873; JMalconi'g Index, 
 and the rei'erences in Tiiomas, Oettinger, Hoeter, Michaud, 
 etc. Several of the books named in tliis note must be searclied 
 for in the Bates Hall catalogues. 
 
 Cronise, Titus Fey. The natural wealth of Cali- 
 fornia. San Francisco, 1868. xvi, 696 pp. 
 Illustrated. L. 8° 5031.5 
 
 Cross and crescent; or. Young America in Turkey 
 
 and Greece. Adams, W. T. Boston, 1874. 16°. 925.11 
 
 Cross, The, of Berny. Girardin, D. G. de, and 
 
 others 725.30 
 
 Crouch, Julia. Three successful girls 714.23 
 
 Crough, George. Another chapter of Erie. New 
 
 York, 1869. 48 pp. 12° 1916.2 
 
 Crowe, Catherine. The advocate's wedding-day. 
 
 (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Crowe, Eyre Evans. History of France. New York, 
 
 1840. 3 v. 12° 828.2 
 
 Crowe, J. A., and Cavalcaselle, G. B. The early 
 Flemish painters: notices of their lives and 
 works. 2d edition. London, 1872. viii, 383 
 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 6215.3 
 
 — History of painting in Italy, from the second to 
 
 the fourteenth century. London, 1864. 3 v. 
 Illustrated. 8° 6213.2 
 
 — History of painting in North Italy. With illus- 
 
 trations. London, 1871. 2 v. 8° 6213.1 
 
 See also Painting, note. 
 
 Crowfield, Christopher, pseud. See Stowe, Harriet 
 
 (Elizabeth) Beecher. 
 
 Crown, A, from the spear. Hamilton, C. V 611.28 
 
 Crown, The, of thorns. Chapin, E. H. Boston, 
 
 1860. 16° 1626.9 
 
CROWN 
 
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 CUSHMAN 
 
 . Shelf. No. 
 Crown, The, of wild olive. Ruskin, J. New York, 
 
 J872. 12^ 6236.6 
 
 Crudkn, Alexander. Complete concordance to the 
 Holy Scriptures. To which is added a concord- 
 ance to the books called Apocrypha. "With a 
 life of the author. New York, 1872. 856-|- pp. 
 
 Portrait. L. 8^ *K.R., A. 2.1 
 
 Cruel as the grave. Southworth, E. D. E. N 72li.lO 
 
 Cruisk, The, of the Casco. Kellogg, E 922.7 
 
 Cruise, The, of the Dashaway. Nowell, H. P. II... 9315.22 
 Cruise, The, of the Frolic. Kingston, W. H. G.. .. 737.10 
 Cruise, The, of the steam yacht North Star. 
 
 Choules, J. 0. Boston, 1854. 12° 425.10 
 
 Cruise, A, upon wheels. Collins, C. A. Leipzig, 
 
 1874. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 428.6 
 
 Crusades, The. Cox, (i. W. London, 1874. Sq. 
 
 16° 628.1 
 
 See also Europe, History. 
 
 Crusoe's island: a ramble in the footsteps of Alex- 
 ander Selkirk. Browne, J. R. New York, 
 1872. 12° 415.12 
 
 Crust, Christie, josewd. jSee Denison, Eliza Freeman. 
 
 Cryptogram, The. De Mille, J 521.15 
 
 CrvstallisatioxN. Ethics of the dust. Ten lectures 
 to little housewives on the elements of crystal- 
 lisation. Kuskin, J. New York, 1866. 12°. 6236.4 
 
 Cuba. Eallou, M. M. History of. Boston, 1854. 
 
 12° 825.9 
 
 — Dana, R. H., jr. To Cuba and back. Boston, 
 
 1859. 12° 414.22 
 
 — Howe, J. W. A trip to. Boston, 1860. 12°... 413.9 
 
 — Townsheud, F. T. .Wild life in Florida, with a 
 
 visit to. London, 1875. 8° 5932.14 
 
 CuDJo's cave. Trowbridge, J. T 735.22 
 
 CuBLip, Annie, formerly Miss Thomas. Called to 
 
 account 317.15 
 
 — Denis Donr^e ; 317.14 
 
 — No alternative 714.10 
 
 — On guard 317.17 
 
 — Only herself 317.16 
 
 — A narrow escape 317.23 
 
 — Played out 317.13 
 
 — Walter Goring 317.18 
 
 CuLLEv, R. S. A handbook of practical telegraphy. 
 
 5th edition, revised and enlarged. London, 1871. 
 
 xvi, 408 pp. Plates and illustrations. 8° 6813.2 
 
 CuLLis, Charles. See Page, H. A. Noble workers. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 Culm rock. Bradley, W. 1 913.11 
 
 Culture. Arnold, M. Culture and anarchy: an 
 
 essay in political and social criticism. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 5613.2 
 
 — Shairp, J. C. Culture and religion in some of 
 
 their relations. New York, 1872. 16° 5617.3 
 
 — Tylor, E. B. Primitive culture. London, 1871. 
 
 2 V. 8° 5922.6 
 
 — Youmans, E. L. The culture demanded by mod- 
 
 ern life. New York, 1872. 12° 5835.4 
 
 See also Self-culture. 
 
 Gumming, John. Lectures on the book of Revelation. 
 
 1st series. Philadelphia, 1854. 512 pp. 12° . 6326.2 
 
 Gumming, Roualeyn Gordon. The lion hunter of 
 South Africa. Five years' adventures in the far 
 interior of South Africa. 6th edition. With 
 illustrations. London, 1870. X, 373 pp. Sm. 8°. 5934. 11 
 
 Gumming, (W.) Gordon. Wild men and wild beasts; 
 
 or, scenes in camp and jungle '. 423.8 
 
 GuMMiNGS, Jacob Abbot. Introduction to ancient 
 and modern geography, on the plan of Gold- 
 smith and Guy; comprising rules for projecting 
 maps. 5th edition. Boston, 1818. xx, 316 pp. 
 12° 438.2 
 
 Cummins, Maria Susanna. El Fureidis 322.29 
 
 — Haunted hearts 322.30 
 
 — The lamplighter 322.28 
 
 — Mabel Vaughan. Boston 724.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 322.31 
 
 Note. — Miss Cummins's reputation was made by the re- 
 alistic descriptions of homely life in The lamplighter, and was 
 not added to by her subsequent novels. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Cuneiform inscriptions. The Chaldean account of 
 Genesis, from the. Smith, G. New York 
 [London]. 1876. 8° 6320.4 
 
 Cunningham, Allan. The haunted ships, (/n John- 
 son, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 — The king of the peak, (in Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.7 
 
 Cunningham, John William. A world without souls. 
 4th American, from the 2d London edition. 
 Baltimore, 1810. 144 pp. 12° 1538.11 
 
 CuNYNGHAME, Sir Arthur Thurlow. Travels in the 
 Eastern Caucasus, on the Caspian and Black 
 seas, especially in Daghestan, and on the fron- 
 tiers of Persia and Turkey, 1871. Illustrated. 
 With maps. London, 1872. xvi, 367 pp. 8°. 5931.8 
 
 Cupid and Chow-chow. Alcott, L. M. Aunt Jo's 
 
 scrap-bag 926.15.3 
 
 CuppLES, Ann Jane. The children's voyage 912.19 
 
 — Driven to sea 923.8 
 
 — Singular creatures, and how they were found.... 913.19 
 
 CuppLES, George. The deserted ship 915.19 
 
 CuppLES, Mrs. George. See Cupples, Ann Jane. 
 
 Curate, The, in charge. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 721.25 
 
 Curiosities of law reporters. Heard, F. F. Boston, 
 
 1871. 16° 6317.1 
 
 Curious myths of the middle ages. Baring-Gould, 
 
 S. London, 1872. 16° 716.2 
 
 Curling, Henry. Love at first sight 710.14 
 
 Currency or money. Hooper, S. Boston, 1855. 8°. 5822.4 
 CuRRiE, James. The principles and practice of early 
 and infant school-education. With an appendix 
 of infant-school hymns and songs with appro- 
 priate melodies. New edition. London, N. D. 
 
 xvi, 310 pp. Sm. 8° 5837.6 
 
 Curse, The, of Clifton. Southworth, E. D. E. N.. . 527.8 
 
 Curse, The, of gold. Stephens, A. S. (W. )...'. 726.11 
 
 CuRTEis, George Herbert. Dissent, in its relation to 
 the church of England. 2d edition. London, 
 
 1873. xxxii, 448 pp. 16° 5816.11 
 
 CtJRTis, George Ticknor. Life of Daniel Webster. 
 4th edition. New York, 1872. 2 v. Portraits. 
 
 8° 1225.3 
 
 Curtis, George William. The howadji in Syria. 
 [Travels.] New York, 1856. viii, 350-|- pp. 
 12° 452.12 
 
 — Lotus-eating: a summer book. Illustrated. New 
 
 York, ]868. 206 pp. 12° 415.14 
 
 — My chateaux. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.4 
 
 — Nile notes of a howadji. [Travels.] New York, 
 
 1857. x,362pp. 12° 424.15 
 
 — Potiphar papers. [Lively satire on New York 
 
 society] 526.2 
 
 — Prueandl 526.1 
 
 — Trumps 524.11 
 
 CuRTius, Ernst. History of Greece. Translated by 
 
 A. W. Ward. New York, 1874, 75. 6 v. 12^5924.10 
 CuRWEN, Henry. History of booksellers, the old 
 
 and the new. With portraits and illustrations. 
 
 London [1873]. 483 pp. 12° 5426.16 
 
 CuSACK, Mary Frances {religious name Mary Frances 
 
 Clare). Illustrated history of Ireland: from 
 
 the earliest period. 5th edition. London, 1872. 
 
 671-1- pp. Maps. 8° 5412.1 
 
 — The liberator [Daniel O'Connell], his life and 
 
 times. London, 1872. xlviii, 803 pp. Illus- 
 trated. Portraits. 4° 5420.1 
 
 — The life of Saint Patrick, apostle of Ireland. 
 
 New York, 1870. 656-|- pp. Illustrated. 4°. 5420.2 
 
 — The patriot's history of Ireland. New York, 
 
 1869. 320pp. 16° 5418.4 
 
 Gushing, Caleb. The treaty of Washington: its ne- 
 gotiation, execution, and the discussions relating 
 thereto. New York, 1873. 280 pp. Sm. 8° . . 816.1 
 Gushing, Luther Stearns. Manual of parliamentary 
 practice. Rules of proceeding and debate in 
 deliberative assemblies. Boston, 1848. 189 pp. 
 
 16° 1929.1 
 
 Cushions and corners. Greene, R. J ••• 926.30 
 
 Gushman, Pauline, Life of. Sarmiento, F. L. Phila- 
 delphia [co/». 1865]. 16° 1015.6 
 
CUSTER 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 Custer, George A. My life on the plains. Or, per- 
 sonal experiences with Indians. New York, 
 1874. 256 pp. Illustrated. 8'^ 412.3 
 
 CuSTis, George Washington Parke. Recollections 
 and private memoirs of Washington, with a me- 
 moir of the author, by his daughter; and notes, 
 by B. J. Lossing. With illustrations. Phila- 
 delphia [cop. 1869]. 644 pp. Portrait. Fac- 
 similes. 8^ 1011.6 
 
 Cutlery. Manuel du coutelier. Landrin, H. Paris, 
 
 1835. 24^ 6429.13 
 
 Cutter, Calvin. Anatomy and physiology. Boston, 
 
 1847. 342pp. Illustrated. 12" 6037.3 
 
 CuTTS, Edward L. Scenes and characters of the mid- 
 dle ages. With illustrations. London, 1872. 
 xiii, 546 pp. Sra. 4^^ 5913.7 
 
 CuviER, Georges Leopold Chretien Frederic Dago- 
 bert, baron. Essay on the theory of the earth. 
 With mineralogical notes, and an account of 
 Cuvier's geological discoveries by [R.] Jameson. 
 Added, observations on the geology of North 
 America. By S. L. Mitchell. New York, 1818. 
 431pp. Illustrated. 8° 6633.1 
 
 Cyclop .«:uiAS. American annual cyclopsedia and reg- 
 ister of important events. 1861-72. New York, 
 1872. 12 V. 8" *Il.R.,B.3.1 
 
 — Burn, R. S. Self-aid cyclopaedia for self-taught 
 
 students. London, n. ». 8"^ 6223.2 
 
 — Chambers, R. Cyclopaedia of English literature. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1872. 2 v. 8° *R,R., C.2.3 
 
 — Chambers, W. and R. Chambers's encyclopasdia. 
 
 A dictionary of universal knowledge for the peo- 
 ple. London, 18G8. 10 v. L. 8" *R.R., D.3.1 
 
 — Cooley, A. J. Cyclopaedia of practical receipts, 
 
 etc. 5th edition, revised and partly rewritten 
 
 by R. V. Tuson. London, 1872. 8^ 6423.1 
 
 — Duyckinck, E. A. and G. L. Cyclopaedia of 
 
 American literature. Philadelphia, 1875. 2 v. 
 
 4°... *R.R., D.3.11 
 
 — Godwin, P. Cyclopaedia of biography. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12^ *R.R., F.3.4 
 
 — Dickens, C. (J. H.) Cyclopaedia of [his] best 
 
 thoughts. Compiled by F. G. De Fontaine. 
 
 New York, 1873. L. 8" 1930.1 
 
 — Kitto, J. Popular cyclopaedia of biblical litera- 
 
 ture condensed. Boston, 1871. 8^= *R.R., A.2.2 
 
 — Knight, C, editor. English cyclopaedia. Lon- 
 
 don, 1866-G9. 24 V. 4" *R.R., F.2.1 
 
 — MacClintock, J., and Strong, J. Cyclopaedia of 
 
 biblical, theological, and ecclesiastical litera- 
 ture. New York, 1871-73. 5 v. 8° *R.R., A.2.3 
 
 — Moore, J. W. Complete encyclopaedia of music. 
 
 Boston [cop. 1852]. L. 8° *R.R., E.2.3 
 
 — New American cyclopaedia. New York, 1872. 
 
 16 v. 8° *R.R., B.3.1 
 
 — The penny cyclopgedia. Vol. i-v. See Society 
 
 for the ditt'usion of useful knowledge, London. 
 London, 1833-36. 5 v. L. 8" *R.R., F.2.2 
 
 — Ringwalt, J. L. American encyclopaedia of 
 
 printing. Philadelphia, 1871. L. 8° *R.R., A.3.4 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Cyclopaedia of useful arts. Lon- 
 
 don, 1868. 3v. 8^ *R.R., A.3.3 
 
 — Woodward, B. B., and Cates, W. L. R. Encyclo- 
 
 paedia of chronology, historical and biographical. 
 London, 1872. 8° *R.R., E.3.7 
 
 A'trfe. — The New American cyclopaedia, with its annual sup- 
 plements, first mentioned above, is otherwise known as Apple- 
 ton's, and 18 the best ot the American general encyclopaedias, 
 but will be superseded by the new edition ot it, to which illus- 
 trations are added, when the publication of the latter is 
 completed. The ninth edition of the Eiicyclopsedia Britan- 
 nica, the most considerable of the English works, is not yet 
 completed, and it can be found in the Central Library. Of 
 tlie other English publications, Chambers's, in ten volumes, 
 18 the best for ordinary use. The English cyolopsedia is a 
 classified arrangement, witli additions, etc., of the matter 
 which originally constituted the Peuny cyclopaedia. 
 
 Cypbianus, Thascius Caeeilius, St., and others. 
 Writings. Translated by Robert Ernest Wallis. 
 Edinburgh, 1868, 69. 2 v. [Ante-Nicene 
 Christian library.] 8^^ Vol. 8, 13 of 6322.4 
 
 Content/!. —Yo\. I. Epistles; Treatises. II. Treatises: 
 Writings of Novatian, Minucius Pclix, etc. 
 
 Cyrilla. Tautphoeus, J. M., baronin yon 
 
 317.20 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Cyrus the great. History of. Abbott, J 915.8 
 
 CzECHOWSKi, Michael B. Thrilling and instructive 
 developments: an experience of fifteen years as 
 Roman catholic clergyman and priest. Boston, 
 1862. 286 pp. 12" .' 1226.11 
 
 Dacotah. Andrews, C. C. Minnesota and Dacotah. 
 
 Washington, 1857. 12" 415.3 
 
 — Report of a rieconnaissanoe of the Black hills of 
 
 Dakota. iSfc United States. Department of war. 630.1 
 
 Dadd, George H. The nature and treatment of the 
 diseases of cattle, with descriptions and illustra- 
 tions of various organs and functions of the 
 animal economy. Boston, 1859. 395 pp. 12". 1522.15 
 
 Daghestan, Russia, Travels in. Cunynghame, Sir 
 
 A. T. London, 1872. 8" 593L8 
 
 Dahomey, Africa, History of. Dalzel, A. Lon- 
 don, 1793. 4° 5910.1 
 
 Dairy cow. The. Sturtevant, E. L. and J. N. Bos- 
 ton, 1875. 12" 1522.12 
 
 Daisy Brentwell. [Fiction.] Widdemer, 1 723.36 
 
 Daisy Burns. Kavanagh, J 323.10 
 
 Daisy chain, Tae. Yonge, C. M 318.6 
 
 Daisy Deane. Davis, C. E 928.21 
 
 Dakin, Celia V. See Hamilton, Celia V. 
 
 Dall, Caroline (Wells) Healey. The college, the 
 market, and the court; or, woman's relation to 
 education, labor, and law. Boston, 1867. xxxr, 
 498 pp. 8" 1733.1 
 
 — Essays and sketches. Boston, 1849. 116 pp. 16". 1917.3 
 
 — The romance of the association; or, one last 
 
 glimpse of Cliarlotte Temple and Eliza Wharton. 
 A curiosity of literature and life. [With sup- 
 plement.] Cambridge, 1875. xii, 514 pp. 16". 1534.11 
 
 — " Woman's right to labor;" or, low wages and 
 
 hard work: lectures. Boston, 1860. xv, 184 
 
 pp. 1B° 1737.1 
 
 Dall, William II. Alaska and its resources. Bos- 
 ton, 1870. xii, 627 pp. Map. illustrated. 8". 5031.1 
 
 Dalton, John Call, Memorial of. Green, J. 0. 
 
 Cambridge, 1864. 8" 5023.4 
 
 Daltoxs, The. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig. 4 v. in 2. 332.28 
 
 — Same. London 51G.9 
 
 Dalzel, Archibald. History of Dahomey, an in- 
 land kingdom of Africa. With an introduction 
 
 and notes. London, 1793. xxxi, xxvi, 230-|- 
 
 pp. Illustrated. Map. 4° 5910.1 
 
 Dame blanche. La. Boieldieu, F. A. {In Ditson, 
 
 0., and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Dana, Charles Anderson, editor. The household 
 book of poetry. 11th edition, revised and en- 
 larged. With illustrations. New York, 1873. 
 xxvii, 816 pp. 8" 1610.2 
 
 Dana, James Dvvight. Corals and the coral islands. 
 New York, 1872. 398 [394] pp. Illustrated. 
 8° 6630.3 
 
 See EsTES, H. Half-hour recreations in popu- 
 lar science. Boston [1874]. 8" 6813.7 
 
 — and Brush, George Jarvis. A system of miner- 
 
 alogy. Descriptive mineralogy, 5th edition, 
 enlarged and illustrated. (6th sub-edition, with 
 two appendixes and corrections.) New York, 
 
 1875. xlviii, 827, iv, 19-|-, X, 64 pp. 8" 6630.2 
 
 Dana, Richard Henry, ^r. To Cuba and back. Bos- 
 ton, 1859. 288 pp. 12° 414.22 
 
 — Two years before the mast. New York, 1840. 
 
 483 pp. 12° 918.1 and 5037.1 
 
 Note. — The last of these books first gave Mr. Dana a literary 
 reputation nearly forty years ago. It is the sea experience of 
 a young graduate of Harvard, round the Horn, to the Califor- 
 nia coast after hides, and contains most graphic descriptions 
 of sailors' duties and Pacific coast life before the gold dis- 
 covery. 
 
 Danbury, Lifein. Bailey, J. M. Boston, 1873. 16°. 538.1 
 
 Dance, Charles, joint author. High, low, Jack, and 
 the game: a burletta. See Planch^, James 
 Robinson 1635.5 
 
 Dancing. Drawing-room dances. Cellarius, pseud. 
 
 New York, 1858. 16" 1514.4 
 
 Dandi, Sri. [Dasa Kumara Charitra.] Hindoo 
 tales, or adventures of ten princes. Freely 
 translated from the Sanscrit by P. W. Jacob. 
 London, 1873. ix, 376-f- pp. 8" 5936.5 
 
DANGEROUS 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 Dangerous classes, The, of New York. Brace, C. L. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 5824.1 
 
 Dangerous game, A. Yates, E 731.32 
 
 Daniel, George. Merrie England in the olden time. 
 
 With illustrations. New edition. London [1841]. 
 
 422 pp. Sm. 8° 5617.14 
 
 Daniel, William Barker. Rural sports. [London, 
 
 1801.] 2v. in3. Illustrated. 8° 6412.1 
 
 Dante Alighieri. The divine comedy. Translated 
 
 by H. W. Longfellow. Leipzig, 1867. 3 v. in 1. 
 
 Sq. 16*^ 1614.4 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1871. viii, 760 pp. 8^ 5534.1 
 
 — The vision; or, hell, purgatory, and paradise. 
 
 Translated by H. F. Gary. With life of Dante, 
 notes and index. Illustrated. New York, 1853. 
 Portrait. 587 pp. 16" 1615.3 
 
 — See Lowell, J. R. Among my books. Boston, 
 
 1876. 16" 1934.8.2 
 
 iVo<e. — See note in Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc., 
 p. 67. 
 
 Danvers, Henry. A fascinating individual: a farce. 
 
 New York, N. D. 22 pp. 12" 1635.5 
 
 Danvers, Mass. Centennial celebration, June 16, 
 1852. [Together with the proceedings of the 
 town in relation to the donation of George Pea- 
 body.] Boston, 1852. 208 pp. Portraits. Illus- 
 trations. 8" 5222.2 
 
 Contents. — AMkss by J. W. Proctor; Poem, by A. 
 Nichols ; Centennial celebration. 
 
 — Proceedings at the reception and dinner in honor 
 
 of George Peabody, Oct. 9, 1856. Appended 
 an historical sketch of the Peabody institute. 
 Boston, 1856. vf, 195-j- pp. Portrait. Illus- 
 trations. 8° 612.6 
 
 Danvers papers. The. Yonge, C. M 318.7 
 
 D'Arblay, Frances. See Arblay, Frances d'. 
 
 Darby, William. Tour from the city of New York 
 to Detroit, in the Michigan territory. With 
 map[s]. New York, 1819. 228, Ixxii-f- PP- 8". 411.1 
 
 Darc, Jeanne {Joan of Arc, maid of Orleans), 
 Barthelemy de Beauregard, (E.) J. Histoire 
 de Jeanne d'Arc. Paris, 1847. 2 v. 8° 5523.1 
 
 — Michelet,J. Jeanne d'Arc. Paris, 1873. Sm. 8". 2016.8 
 Joan of Arc; or, the maid of Orleans. New 
 
 York, 1870. 16" 1029.2 
 
 — Parr, H. Life and death of. London, 1866. 2 v. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1225.8 
 
 Note. — Joan of Arc has been the subject of a large number 
 of books, and those publislied before 1847 are enumerated in 
 Barthelemy de Beauregard's life of her, which is a standard 
 life. The publication of late years of the documentary records 
 of her trial [see Bates Hall Index, under "Joan of Arc"] has 
 enabled the most recent biographers to comprehend her char- 
 acter better. Miehelet has written a reputable life, which is 
 drawn from his History of France [811.7]. Tlie most recent 
 life in English is Harriet Parr's, based upon the documents 
 referred to above, and on tlie whole is the best for the English 
 reader, of the extended accounts. See also De Quincey's 
 "Miscellaneous essavs" [ISi'i.y]; Gurncy's Chapters from 
 French history [.^517.2] ; Guizot's History of France [5010.2.3] ; 
 and Doran's Knights and their days [822.4]. 
 
 The most noteworthy delineation in fiction for the English 
 reader are Shake^^peare's Hem y VI; Southey's poem ; and 
 Schiller's drama; the latter, however, not being in very close 
 accordance with the historical recitals. See also note in Bul- 
 letin, no. 34, p. 363. 
 
 Darien. Warburton, E. (B. G.) 317.7 
 
 Darien, Isthmus of. Reports of explorations and 
 surveys to ascertain the practicability of a ship- 
 canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 
 See United States. Department of the navy.. . 5030.6 
 
 Dark night's. A, work. Gaskell, E. C 328.22 
 
 Dark secret. The. Fleming, M. A 720.3 
 
 Darkness and daylight. Holmes, M. J 535.9 
 
 Darley, Felix 0. C. Sketches abroad with pen and 
 
 pencil. New York, 1869. viii, 192 pp. Sm. 4°. 433.2 
 Darnell, Elias. Journal containing an account of 
 those Kentucky volunteers and regulars, com- 
 manded by General Winchester, 1812-13. Also, 
 narratives by [T. Mallary and J. Davenport]. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1854. 98+ pp. Sm. 12" 819.6 
 
 Darnley: or, the field of the cloth of gold. James, 
 
 G. P. R. Leipzig, 1847. Sq. 16° 327.16 
 
 Dartmouth college, Hanover, N. H. Report of the case 
 of the trustees against W. H. Woodward. Farrar, 
 T. Portsmouth, N.H. [cop. 1819]. 406-f pp. 8". 6314.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Darwin, Charles (Robert). The descent of man 
 and selection in relation to sex. With illustra- 
 tions. Now York, 1872. 2 v. 12" 1523.5 
 
 — The expression of the emotions of man and ani- 
 
 mals. With illustrations. New York, 1873. v, 
 3744-pp. 16".... 6615.2 
 
 — Insectivorous plants. With illustrations. New 
 
 York, 1875. x, 462 pp. 12" 6614.13 
 
 — Journal of researches into the natural history 
 
 and geology of the countries visited during the 
 voyage of [the] Beagle round the world. New 
 York, 1871. 2 v. 16" 1526.11 
 
 — The movements and habits of climbing plants. 
 
 2d edition, revised. With illustrations. Lon- 
 don, 1875. viii, 208 pp. Sm. 8" 6625.4 
 
 — Origin of species by means of natural selection. 
 
 New edition, with additions and corrections. 
 
 New York, 1873. xxi, 458 pp. 12° 1523.6 
 
 — The structure and distribution of coral reefs. 
 
 With [woodcuts and] three plates. 2d edition, 
 revised. London, 1874. xx, 278 pp. Sm. 8° . 6634.1 
 
 Note. — " The first edition of this book appeared in 1842, and 
 since then only one important work on tlie same subject has 
 appeared, namely, in 1872, by Professor Dana, on Corals and 
 coral-reefs. In the present edition I have added some new 
 facts and have revised the whole book; the latter chapters 
 having been almost re-written." — Preface. 
 
 See also Darwinism, note. 
 
 Darwin, Erasmus. Zoonomia; or, the laws of organic 
 
 life. London, 180L 2 v. 8" 6614.2 
 
 Darwinism. Hodge, C. What is Darwinism? New 
 
 York, 1874. 16" 6616.8 
 
 — Schmidt, (E.) 0. The doctrine of descent and 
 
 Darwinism. New York, 1875. 12" 6616.10 
 
 — Wallace, A. R. Contributions to the theory of 
 
 natural selection. London, 187 1. 16" 6616.4 
 
 Note. — In an historical introduction to his Origin of spe- 
 cies, Darwin, in tracing the history of opinion on this subject, 
 names thirty-four authors, who, pievious to the publication of 
 his book in 1859, had expressed views tending to prepare the 
 way for his theory of natural selection, of which the book 
 that most popularly affected contemporary views was probably 
 the " Vestiges of creation "[1515.17] of an anonymous writer, 
 which in Darwin's opinion removed prejudices, and prepared 
 the way for the reception of analogous views. Tvndall epito- 
 mized the history of the idea in Nature, 1874, which was re- 
 printed in no. 1581 of Living age. During the ten years sub- 
 sequent to Darwin's promulgation of his theory, the change 
 from a disbelief in it to a championship of it, is, according to 
 Huxley, well shown in articles that appeared in the Quarterly 
 review in July, 1860, and July, 1871. Wallace is allowed to 
 have reached Darwin's conclusions independently; but the 
 latter had the priority of publication ; but Wallace's assist- 
 ance in support of Darwin has been rendered in the Quarterly 
 journal of science, Oct., 18()7, and also in his Contributions to 
 the theory of natural selection [6(516.4; («.!(».l]. published as a 
 book. Of the older scientists, most held to conservative 
 views, but the most remarkable change was in the case of 
 Sir Charles Lyell, in the 10th and subsequent editions of hia 
 »' Principles of geology " [66:11.7]. Agassiz was not ready to 
 accept the theory, and his views would have been fully ex- 
 plained had he lived to complete the series of articles in the 
 Atlantic monthly, which was begun in Jan., 1874. John 
 Fiske combatted Agassiz's views, in the Noith American re- 
 view, Oct., 1873; but see also Fiske's "Cosmic philosophy" 
 [5824.2]. , , 
 
 The success of his first announcement of the theory led 
 Darwin to publish, in his lifetime, what he had intended for a 
 posthumous work, as his fears had been that a too early appli- 
 cation of his belief in detail to the c^uestion of the origin and 
 descent of man would incite prejudices against the question 
 in its purely scientific bearing. His " Descent of man " was 
 consequently a logical outgo of the theory, and to answer the 
 physiological objection that man has certain nruscles not in 
 the brute, given him to express his emotions, thus interring a 
 different origin, he was led to his other work named above oa 
 that subject. Darwin acknowledges that had he known the 
 work of the German naturalist, Haeckel, " Naturliche Schop- 
 fungsgeschichte," of which there is an English rendering, His- 
 tory of creation [()6I5.5], to have been iu progress, there 
 would have been no occasion for his effort. 
 
 Some of the most determined opposition to Darwinism has 
 appeared in Mivart's " Genesis of sjjccies " |^1536..51, which is 
 reviewed in the North American review [511(. 1.113]. Huxley 
 took up Darwin's defence, in the Contemporary review, vol. 
 18 (see also his Lay sermons, etc., 1922.1). Mivart answered 
 Huxley in the Contemporary review, vol. 19. 
 
 Other discussions of the question will be found in Lewes s 
 •' History of philosophy " [ti832.1.2, — see also Fortnightly re- 
 view, July, 1867 : April, 1868; June, 1868; July, 18t>8]; in the 
 Duke of Argyle s Reign of law [152i5.15, ch. v, in opposition]; 
 in Spencer's "Principles of biologv" [6625.2]; in Burrs 
 "Doctrine of evolution" [1527.11.2]; beside the works ot 
 Hodge and Schmidt above named. 
 
 See the following articles in periodicals, — Contemp9rary 
 review, by Sir Alexander Grant, vol. 17; Popular science 
 monthly, 1873 and 1874 (bv Asa Gray) ; Atlantic monthly, 
 July, 1860, Oct., 1860, Oct., 1866, July, 1868; North American 
 review, Ai)ril, 1870; Harper's monthly. Dec, 1867; Scribner's 
 monthly, vol. 6; Old and new (against), vol. 8. , 
 
 See the literature of the subject considered in Van Rhyn s 
 "What and how to read" [6136.11], under the heads of Ui- 
 ology, Evolution, Species, and Zoology. 
 
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 Daughter, A, of Heth. Black, W 311.26 
 
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 Daunt, \N. J. O'N. Ireland and her agitators. 
 
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 Daurignac, J. M. S., pseud. See Orliac, Mme. J. 
 
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 Davault's mills. A novel. Jones, C. H 722.4 
 
 Davenport, John. Narrative. See Darnell, 
 
 Elias 819.6 
 
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 David Elginbrod. MacDonald, G 328.2 
 
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 Davidson, Ellis A. The boy joiner and model 
 
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 Davidson, Lucretia Maria, Memoir of. Sedgwick, 
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 Davidson, Margaret Miller, Biography and poetical 
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 Da vies, Charles Maurice. Unorthodox London: or 
 phases of religious life in the metropolis. Lon- 
 don, 1873. viii, 448 pp. 8^^ 5811.4 
 
 Davies, G. Christopher. Kambles and adventures of 
 our school field-club. With illustrations. Lon- 
 don, 1875. X, 284-f-pp. Sm. 8^ ;. 1115.15 
 
 Davies, James. Hesiod, and Theognis [outlined 
 and explained]. Edinburgh, 1873. vii, 166-}- 
 pp. 16*^. [Ancient classics for English readers]. 6116.16 
 
 Davies, Theodore. Losing to win 714.8 
 
 Davies, Thomas A. Genesis disclosed: proving the 
 error that all men have descended from Adam 
 and Eve [etc.]. New York, 1874. 222 pp. 
 12- 6327.12 
 
 Davillier, (Jean) Charles, baron. L'Espagne. 
 Illustree par G. Dore. Paris, 1874. 79i)-|- pp. 
 L. 4° 5910.5 
 
 Davis, Caroline E., formerly Miss Kelly. Daisy 
 
 Deane 928.21 
 
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 Davis, Eliza B. Edith; or, the light of home 733.3 
 
 Davis, Jetferson, Life of. Pollard, E. A. Phila- 
 delphia [cop. 1869]. 8° 5013.3 
 
 Davis, Nathan. Carthage and her remains: being 
 an account of the excavations and researches on 
 the site of the Phoenician metropolis in Africa, 
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 Davis, Rebecca Harding. The captain's story. (In 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.2 
 
 — A faded leaf of history. (In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
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 — John Andross 737.33 
 
 — Kitty's choice. A story of Berry town 73 1. 10 
 
 — Margret Howth 715.20 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Stephen M. Life and times of Sir 
 
 Philip Sidney. Boston, 1859. 281-f- pp. Por- 
 trait. Plate. Fac-simile. 16° 1225.11 
 
 — Same. New edition. New York, 1875. 286-f- 
 
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 Davis, William M. Nimrod of the sea 726.28 
 
 Daw, Sir Humphry. Consolations in travel. With 
 
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 — Salmonia; or, days of fly fishing. With illustra- 
 
 tions. Boston, 1870. xvi, 30o pp. 16° 1515.4 
 
 — Forbes, J. D. Biography of. (In Macaulay, T. 
 
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 — Mayhew, H. The wonders of science; or, young 
 
 Humphry Davy. New York, 1870. 16° 936.34 
 
 Dawes, Rufus. Geraldine, Athenia of Damascus, 
 and miscellaneous poems. New York, 1839. 
 343 pp. Portrait. 12° 5217.4 
 
 Dawkins, William Boyd. Cave hunting, researches 
 on the evidence of caves respecting the early in- 
 habitants of Europe. Illustrated. London, 
 1874. xxiv, 455 pp. 8= 6632,5 
 
 Dawson, Henry B. The sons of liberty in New 
 York. A paper read before the New York his- 
 torical society. [New York] 1859. 118 pp. 8°. 811.12 
 
 Dawson, John William. The story of the earth and 
 man. New York, 1873. xiii, 403-f- pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 1523.22 
 
 Day, B. H. American ready reckoner. New York 
 
 [co;>. 1866]. 192 pp. 16° 1938.1 
 
 Day, Henry, joint author. Art recreations. See 
 
 Urbino, Lavinia Buoncore 1515.9 
 
 Day, Henry Noble. The science of aesthetics. New 
 
 Haven, 1872. :^vii, 434 pp. Illustrated. 12°. 6226.4 
 
 Day, Horace. The opium habit, with suggestions 
 as to the remedy. New York, 1868. 335 pp. 
 12° 1525. 17 
 
 Day, Thomas. History of Sandford and Merton. 
 Corrected and revised by C. Hartley. New edi- 
 tion. London [1850]. vii, 462 pp. Illustrated. 
 16° 935.4 
 
 Day after the fair: a burletta. Somerset, G. A. 
 
 New York, n. d. 12° 1635^ 
 
 Day, The, after the holidays. Moncrieff, A. R. H. . 1115.8 
 
 Day, a, by the fire. Hunt, (J. H.) L. Boston, 
 
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 Day's, A, ride. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.8 
 
 — Same. London 616.4 
 
 Daybreak in Spain. Wylie, J. A. London [1870]. 
 
 Sm. 8° 227. 1 
 
 Daydie, Blaise Maria, chevalier. Correspondance 
 inedite, faisant suite aux lettres de Mademoi- 
 selle Aisse. Public sur les manuscrits auto- 
 graphes originaux, avec introduction et notes 
 par Honore Bonhomme. Paris, 1874. 335-|- 
 
 pp. 18° 5527.13 
 
 Days, The, of Bruce. [Scottish historical fiction.] 
 
 Aguilar, G. 2v 533.19 
 
 Days, The, of Jezebel. Bayne, P. Boston, 1872. 
 
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 AWe. — Poetical drama, —Elijah the prophet, etc. 
 
 Days, The, of my life. An autobiography. Oli- 
 
 phant, M. (0. W.). New York, 1868. 12° ... 512.7 
 Days of yore. Keddie, Miss —. London, 1868. 16°. 736.17 
 De oflBeiis libri tres. Cicero, M. T. Philadelphia, 
 
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 Deacons. Murray, W. H. H. Boston, 1875. Sq. 
 
 12° 724.26 
 
 Dead alive. The. Collins, (W.) W 717.3 
 
 Dead lake. The. Heyse, P. (J. L.) 311.9 
 
 Dead men's shoes. Hadormann, J. R 533. 15 
 
 Dead-sea fruit. Braddon, M. E 325.11 
 
 Dead secret, The. Collins, (W,) W 724.20 
 
 Dead sin. The. Mayo, I. F 524.18 
 
 Dead to the world. Bauer, K 716.15 
 
 Dealings with the dead. Sargent, L. M. Boston, 
 
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 Dealings with the fairies. MacDonald, G 939.1 
 
 Dean's, The, daughter. Gore, C. G. F 3 11.5 
 
 Deane, William Reed. A genealogical memoir of 
 
 the Leonard family. Boston, 1851. 23-4- pp. 
 
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 Dearborn, Henry Alexander Scammel, Address on 
 
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 Debatable land. The, between this world and the 
 next. [Spiritualism.] Owen, R. D. New York, 
 
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 Debenham's vow. Edwards, A. B 312.12 
 
 Debit and credit. [Novel.] Freytag, G 533.8 
 
 Dkborah's diary. Manning, A 738.4 
 
 Decaisne, Joseph, and Naudin, Charles Victor. 
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 in furniture, upholstery, and other (ietails. Bos- 
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 Deep down. A tale of the Cornish mines. Ballan- 
 
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 Deerings, The, of Medbury. Townsend, V. F 711.24 
 
 Deerslayer, The. Cooper, J. F 625.7 
 
 De Foe, Daniel. Robi«son Crusoe. Leipzig, 1845. 
 
 495-1- pp. Sq. 16° 310.14 
 
 — Same. . With illustrations. New York, 1874. 
 
 356+ pp. 16° 733.9 
 
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 a biographical introduction by H. Kingsley. 
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 De Forest, John William. The Lauson tragedy. 
 
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 loyalty 535.5 
 
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 Degerando, Joseph Marie, baron. See Gerando, 
 
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 Deicides, The. Cohen, J. Baltimore, 1873. 12°.. 5817.13 
 Deism. Short method with deists. Leslie, C. An- 
 
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 Delacour, Alfred (Charlemagne Lartigue), joint 
 author. Les petits oiseaux: comedie. See 
 Labiche, Eugi^ne (Marin) 2015.2 
 
 Delafield, Richard. Report on the art of war in 
 Europe in 1854-56. See United States. De' 
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 Delamotte, Philip H. A progressive drawing book 
 for beginners. 2d edition. London, 1874. x, 
 122+ pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 6217.10 
 
 Delano, Amasa. Narrative of voyages and travels, 
 in the northern and southern hemispheres: com- 
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 N<^e. — " My main purpose has been to make known the 
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 De LiEFDE, J. B. Galama: or, the beggars. (The 
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 [1873.] 166pp. 8° 620.3 
 
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 Delusions, Epidemic. Carpenter, W. B. (In Estea, 
 
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 De Mille, James. The American baron. With 
 
 illustrations 511.19 
 
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 revolution of 1848 710.22 
 
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 Fire in the woods 934.20 
 
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 — Cord and creese 521.14 
 
 — The cryptogram 521.15 
 
 — The Dodge club 511.22 
 
 — The lady of the ice 621.1 
 
 — The lily and the cross. A tale of Acadia 724.12 
 
 — The living link 710.2 
 
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 The seven hills {i. e. Rome] 914.41 
 
 Democracy. Capen, N. History of. Vol. i. Hart- 
 ford, 1874. 8" 6332.3 
 
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 Demon, The, of gold. Conscience, H 717.6 
 
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 of ten years' experience in spirit manifestations. 
 Intended as a guide to enquirers. With a preface 
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 tions. Translated, with notes, by C. R. Kennedy. 
 London, 1871. 312 pp. Sm. 8° .6115.19 
 
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 Aristocrates. Translated, with notes, by C. R. 
 Kennedy. London, 1856. 407+ pp. Sm. 8°. 6115,9 
 
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 anus I, Stephanus ii, Euergus and Mnesibulus, 
 Olympiodorus, Timotheus, Polycles, Callippus, 
 Nicostratus, Conon, Callicles, Dionysodorus, 
 Eubulides, Theocrines, Neaera, and for the naval 
 crown; the funeral oration; the erotic oration, 
 or paneg3'ric upon Epicrates; exordia; the 
 epistles. Translated by C. R. Kennedy. Lon- 
 don, 1863. 401+ pp. Sm.8° 6115.11 
 
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 bus, Onetor, Zonothemis, Apaturius, Phorraio, 
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 lated, with notes and appendices, by C. R. Ken- 
 nedy. London, 1872. 420 pp. Sm. 8° 6115.10 
 
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 London, 1872. 401+ pp. Sm. 8° .,...6115.18 
 
 Dempsey, G. Drysdale. Rudimentary treatise on the 
 locomotive engine. With illustrative diagrams. 
 3d edition. London, 1866. 152+pp. 12°..., 1716.7 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise [on] tubular and other iron 
 
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 Dene hollow. Wood, E. P 333.16 
 
 Denis, (Jean) Ferdinand. Portugal. Paris, 1846. 
 
 439+ pp. 32 plates. 8°. [L'Univers] 5911.10 
 
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 Denison, Edmund Beckett. Astronomy without 
 
 mathematics. From the 4th London edition. 
 Edited with corrections and notes by P. E. 
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 — Rudimentary treatise on clocks, watches, and 
 
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 appendix, and index. London, 1868. 424-1- 
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 Denison, Eliza Freeman. Autumn leaves. [Juve- 
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 Denison, Mary Andrews. Bessie Brown, the sol- 
 dier's daughter 928.16 
 
 — The Denison series. A noble sister 1117.27 
 
 — Opposite the jail 926.20 
 
 — Orphan Anne 928.18 
 
 — Out of prison 1118.4 
 
 — Ruth Margerie: a romance of the revolt of 1689. 539.9 
 Denman, Thomas, lord, Memoir of. Arnould, Sir J. 
 
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 Denmark. Adams, W. T. Up the Baltic; or. Young 
 
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 Depping, Guillaume. Wonders of bodily strength 
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 — The Caesars. Boston, 1873. 288 pp. 12° 1825.10 
 
 — The confessions of an English opium-eater, and 
 
 Suspiria de profundis. Boston, 1872. 288 pp. 
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 Desmarres, Louis Auguste. Traite theorique et 
 
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 XV, XVI. David CopperSeld. [Supposed to 
 
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 Doctor Marigold' 
 
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 DiDAY, P. Treatise on syphilis in new-born children 
 
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 Herbert, Henry William 1522.3 
 
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 — The rise of Iskander. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
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 16° 1533.14 
 
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 Distinguished persons in Russian society. From the 
 
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 J. F. : Zampa; Mercadante, S. : II giuramento; Pacini, G. : 
 Sattb; Kicci, F. and L. : Crispino e la comare; Ronger, F., 
 called Herve : Fleur-de-the ; Weber, C. M. F. E. von : Der 
 Freyschiitz ; Cagnoni, A. : Don Bucefalo ; Halevy, J. F. F. fi. : 
 The Jewess; Gounod, C. : Faust, Romeo and Juliet. IL 
 Donizetti, G. : Anna Bolena, Don Pasquale. L'elisire d'amore, 
 La t'avorita. La fllle du regiment, Linda di Chamounix, Lucia 
 di Lanimermoor, Lucrezia Borgia, Maria di Rohan, I martiri ; 
 Mozart, J. C. W. A.: Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni, II 
 flauto magico. III. Rossini, G. : Semiramide. Otello, II bar- 
 biere di Siviglia, William Tell, La gazza ladra, Cinderella; 
 Aul)er, D. F. F. : Fra diavolo, INiasanielld; Balfe, M. W. : 
 Bohemian girl. Rose of Castile; Beethoven, L. van : Fidelio; 
 Bellini, V.: I puritani. IV. Bellini. V.: Norma, La sou- 
 nambula, II pirata; Meyerbeer, G. : l^e prophete, L'etoile du 
 nord, Robert le diablc, L'Africaine, Les Huguenots, Dinorah. 
 V. Oft'enbach, J. : Barbe-bleue, " Orpheus," Genevieve de 
 Brabant, La perichole. Grand duchess of Gerolstein, La belle 
 lielene; Boieldieu. F. A.: La dame blanche; Flotow, F. F. 
 A. von : Martha ; Wallace, W. V. : Maritaiia. VI. Verdi, G. : 
 Don Carlos, Rigoletto, II trovatore, Sicilian vespers, I Lom- 
 bardi, La traviata, Luisa Miller, Ernani, The masked ball ; 
 Petrella, E. : lone. Carnival of Venice. 
 
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 Divine love and wisdom. Swedenborg, B. New 
 
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 Divine tragedy, The. [Drama on life of Christ.] 
 
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 Dixon, William Ilepworth. Biography of John 
 
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 — Free Russia. [Emancipation of serfs.] New 
 
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 — Her majesty's tower. [Historical associations.] 
 
 Leipzig, 1869. 4 v. in 2. Sq. 16° 838.4 
 
 — History of two queens. Catharine of Aragon. 
 
 Anne Boleyn. Leipzig, 1873, 74. 6 v. in 4. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1238.21 
 
 — Same. London, 1873, 74. 4 v. 8° 5414.3 
 
 — The Holy Land. Leipzig, 1865. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 
 
 16° 428.1 
 
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 DoBELL, Horace. Tuberculosis: its nature, cause, 
 
 and treatment. With notes on pancreatic juice. 
 
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 DoBSON, Edward. Foundations and concrete works. 
 
 New edition, revised by G. Dodd. Illustrated. 
 
 London, 1867. iv, 120+ pp. 12° 1716.'27 
 
 — Rudiments of masonry and stonecutting. Illus- 
 
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 causes of decay and the preservation of stone. 
 London, 1870. viii, 146-}- pp. Folded plates. 
 12° 1716.24 
 
 — Rudiments of the art of building. With illustra- 
 
 tions. 8th edition. London, 1871. xvi, 168 
 
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 — Treatise on the manufacture of bricks and tiles. 
 
 Revised by C. Tomlinson, 4th edition, with ad- 
 ditions by R. Mallet. With illustrations. Lon- 
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 Doctor, The. Southey, R. New York, 1860. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. 12° 1534.10 
 
 — Same. New York, 1872. 2 v. in 1. 12° 5617.9 
 
 Note. — A learned but somewhat fantastic conglomeration of 
 excerpts, etc. 
 
 DocTOK Antonio. [Italian life.] Ruffini, G 316.17 
 
 Dr. Howell's family. Goodwin, Mrs. H. B 734.13 
 
 Doctor Marigold's prescriptions. Dickens, C. (J. 
 
 H.), and others 338.9 
 
 Doctor Ox. Verne, J 529.2 
 
 Doctor Thorne. Trollope, A 334.5 
 
 Doctor Vandyke. Cooke, J. E 510.2 
 
 Dr. Wainwright's patient. Yates, E 318.20 
 
 Doctor's, The, daughter. Clarke, R. S 934. 19 
 
 Doctor's, The, dilemma. Smith, H 530.6 
 
 Doctor's, The, wife. Braddon, M. E. 325.3 
 
 Doctors, A book about. Jeaffreson, J. C. Leipzig, 
 
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 Doctrines of Scripture. Boston, 1857. 108 pp. 
 
 16° 5819.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 DoD, — . The laboring classes bf^ England. TJy'an 
 Englishman. Also, A voice from the factories, 
 a poem. Boston, 1847. 168 pp. 12° 6418.1 
 
 Dodd family, The, abroad. Lever, C. (J.) Leip- 
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 — Satne. London 516.18 
 
 Doddridge, Philip. The rise and progress of re- 
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 i'-i'' 6327.9 
 
 DoDGK, Mary Abigail. (Gail Hamilton.) Country 
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 461pp. 16° 716.8 
 
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 16° 927,21 
 
 — Sermons to the clergy. Boston, 1876. 3-425 pp. 
 
 12° 1926.4 
 
 — Twelve miles from a lemon. New York, 1874. 
 
 320 pp. 12° 1536.19 
 
 — Woman's wrongs: a counter-irritant. Boston, 
 
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 Dodge, Mary E. A few friends and how they amused 
 
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 Dodge, Nathaniel Shatswell. Stories of a grand- 
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 176 pp. Illustrated. Sq. 16° 913.29 
 
 Dodge club, The. De Mille, J 511.22 
 
 DoDGSON, Charles Lutwidge. (Lewis Carroll.) 
 
 Alice's adventures in Wonderland 912.20 
 
 — Through the looking-glass, and what Alice found 
 
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 DoDS, John Bovee. Spirit manifestations examined 
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 — Same. With [his] Essay on the prophetic spirit 
 
 and the prophecies of the Christian era, trans- 
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 463-1- pp. 12° 5816.10 
 
 — The first age of Christianity and the church. 
 
 Translated by H. N. Oxenham. 2d edition. 
 London, 1867. xxiv, 439 pp. 8° ...5813.4 
 
 — Lectures on the reunion of the churches. Trans- 
 
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 Doesticks, Q. K. Philander, pseud. See Thomson, 
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 Dog, a, of Flanders. Rame, L. de la. (In John- 
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 Dog Crusoe, The. Ballantyne, R. M 935.30 
 
 Dog Crusoe, The, and his master, Ballantyne, 
 
 R.M 935.31 
 
 Dogs. Herbert, II. W. The dog. New York [cop. 
 
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 DoiGTS, Les, de fee: comedie. Scribe, (A.)E.,and 
 
 Legouve, (G. J. B.) E, (W.) Boston, 1867. 
 
 12^' 2015,2 
 
 Doing and dreaming, [Fiction,] Mayo, I, F 714,22 
 
 Doing his best, Trowbridge, J, T 916,27 
 
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 Dollars and cents. Warner, A. B 736.9 
 
 Dollinger, Johann Joseph Ignaz von. See Doel- 
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 Dolly and L Adams, W. T 918.13 
 
 Dolomites, Untrodden peaks and unfrequented val- 
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 DoLORKS. Forrester, iWrjf. — 724.30 
 
 DoMBEY and son. Dickens, C, (J. II,) Boston. 
 
 2 V 1824,6 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338,12 
 
 Domestic architecture. The habitations of man in 
 
 all ages. Viollet-le-Duc, E, B. Boston, 1876. 
 
 8° 6223.5 
 
DOMESTIC 
 
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 Smith, C.L. Boston, 1873. 12° 1517.3 
 
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 — Beecher, E. W. Motherly talks with young 
 
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 8° 511.4 and 6422.1 
 
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 New York, 1875. 12° 1533.2 
 
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 New York, 1875. 16° 1518.9 
 
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 How I managed my house on £200 a year. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 12° 1533.1 
 
 See also Cookery, Receipts. 
 
 Domestic stories. Craik, D. (M.) 323.13 
 
 Domesticated trout. How to breed and grow them. 
 
 Stone, L. Boston, 1872. 16° 6616.3 
 
 Dominies, Book about. Moncrieflf, A. R. H. Boston, 
 
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 Don Bucefalo. Cagnoni, A. {In Ditson, 0., and 
 
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 Stuttgart, 1865. 8° 5734.1.3 
 
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 Moliere, J. B. P. Dramatic works. Edin- 
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 Don Pasquale. Donizetti, G. {In Ditson, 0., and 
 
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 Don Quixote, History of. Cervantes-Saavedra, M. 
 
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 Donald Deane, and his cross. Bradley, W. 1 913.9 
 
 Donaldson, .James, editor. The apostolical constitu- 
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 Donaldson, John William. History of the litera- 
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 Donizetti, Gsetano. Anna Bolena; Don Pasquale; 
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 Donne, John. Christophers, S. W. Homes of old 
 
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 Dora's motto. Mathews, J. H 1117.17 
 
 DoRAN, John Wilberforce. Habita and men, with 
 
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 — A lady of the last century (Mrs. Elizabeth Mon- 
 
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 sketch, and a chapter on blue stockings. 2d 
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 Dorcas club. The. Adams, W. T 924.26 
 
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 DoRE, (Paul) Gustavo. The Dore gallery: contain- 
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 Dorothy. By the author of " Still waters " 3 10. 15 
 
 Dorothy Fox. Parr, L 3 14. 13 
 
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 Do-somethings, The. Adams, W. T 939.2 
 
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 Dotty Dimple at home. Clarke, R. S 927.12 
 
 Dotty Dimple at play. Clarke, R. S 927. 13 
 
 Dotty Dimple at school. Clarke, R. S 927.15 
 
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 Doubly false. Stephens, A. S. (W.) .. ; 726.13 
 
 Douglas, Amanda M. Claudia 535.7 
 
 — Drifted asunder 715.25 
 
 — Home nook 725.32 
 
 — In trust 535.6 
 
 — Kathie's stories. In the ranks 934.25 
 
 Kathie'saunt Ruth 934.24 
 
 Kathie's harvest days 934.23 
 
 Kathie's soldiers 934.22 
 
 Kathie's summer at Cedarwood 934.26 
 
 Kathie's three wishes 934.27 
 
 — Lucia : her problem 533. 13 
 
 — Maidenhood series. Seven daughters 913.32 
 
 — The old woman who lived in a shoe 933.9 
 
 — Santa Claus land 928. 12 
 
 — Stephen Dane 533. 14 
 
 — Sydnie Adriance 726. 16 
 
 — With fate against him 735.31 
 
 Douglas, John Christie. A manual of telegraph 
 
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 Droysen, Johann Gustav. Friedrich i. Konig von 
 
 Preussen. Leipzig, 1867. vi, 434 pp. 8- 5733.3 
 
 Droz, Gustavo. Around a spring. From the French 
 
 by M. S 511.23 
 
 — Leisure hour series. Babolain. From the French 
 
 byM. S 518.15 
 
 Drugs. Manuel des falsifications des drogues sim- 
 ples et composees. Pedroni, P. M. Paris, 1848. 
 
 24" 6439.6 
 
 Drummer boy. The. Trowbridge, J. T 931.4 
 
 Drummond, Robert Blackley. Erasmus, his life and 
 character as shown in his correspondence and 
 works. With portrait. London, 1873. 2 v. 
 
 Sm. 8" 5726.2 
 
 Drunkenness, Anatomy of. Macnish, R. (In The 
 
 Alexandrian) 1910.4.2 
 
 Drury, Anna Harriet. Deep waters 720.9 
 
 Dryden, John. Critical and miscellaneous prose 
 works, with notes and illustrations; ah account 
 of the life and writings of the author, and a col- 
 lection of his letters. By E. Malone. London, 
 1800. 4 V. Sm. 8" 5613.4 
 
 — See Lowell, J, R. Among my books. Boston, 
 
 1873. 16" 1934.8.1 
 
 Drysoale, John (James), and Hayward, John 
 Williams. Health and comfort in house build- 
 ing. London, 1872. vii, 114 pp. Plates. 8". 6223.3 
 
 Dublin, N. H., History of. Leonard, L. W. Bos- 
 ton, 1855. 8° 5011.3 
 
 Dublin review. New series. Vol. 20-25. London, 
 
 1873-75. 6 V. 8" 6517.1 
 
 Dublin university magazine. Vol. 81-86. Dublin, 
 
 1873-75. 6 V. 8" 6537.1 
 
 Du BoiSGOBEY, Fortune. The golden tress. Trans- 
 lated from the French 532.14 
 
 Du Chaillu, Paul Belloni. Explorations and adven- 
 tures in equatorial Africa. With illustrations. 
 New York, 1861. 528 [526] pp. 8° 423.4 
 
 — Lost in the jungle. With engravings. New 
 
 York, 1872. 260 pp. 12° 933.6 
 
 — 'My Apingi kingdom: with life in the great Sa- 
 
 hara, and sketches of the chase of the ostrich, 
 hyena, etc. [With] engravings. New York, 
 1872. 254 pp. 12" 933.2 
 
 — Stories of the gorilla country. With illustrations. 
 
 New York, 1870. 292 pp. 12° 933.5 
 
 •^ Wild life under the equator. With engravings. 
 
 New York, 1872. 231pp. 12° 933.3 
 
 Jfote. — These books all relate to the author's African ex- 
 periences. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Duchess de la Valli^re, The. Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
 (G. E.) L. Dramatic wor"ks. Leipzig, 1860. 
 
 Sq. 16" -. 1614.5 
 
 DuDEVANT, Amantine Lucile AuroreDupin. (George 
 
 Sand). Antonio. Translated by V. Vaughan. 
 
 [Added The novels of George Sand, by M. J. M. 
 
 Sweat; and George Sand, by J. McCarthy] 526.23 
 
 — Cesarine Dietrich. Translated by E. Stanwood. 511.15 
 
 — Consuelo. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1869. 3 v. 
 
 in 1. 12" 2018.2 
 
 — Sajne. Translated by F. Robinson 535.2 
 
 — The countess of Rudolstadt. From the French 
 
 by F. Robinson 726.18 
 
 — Fanchon the cricket 536.2 
 
 — Handsome Lawrence. Translated by C. Owen... 511.17 
 
 — Indiana. With a life of Madame Dudevant; and 
 
 translated by G. W. Richards 535.3 
 
 — Les maitres mosaistes. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 
 
 1864. vii, 238-1- pp. 18" 2016.5 
 
 — The marquis de Villemer. Translated by R. 
 
 Keeler 511.18 
 
 — Mauprat. Translated by V. Vaughan 526.22 
 
 — The miller of Angibault. Translated by M. E. 
 
 Dewey 526.5 
 
 — Monsieur Sylvestre. Translated byF. G. Shaw. 526.3 
 
 — My sister Jeannie. From the French by S. R. 
 
 Crocker 717.5 
 
 — Recollections. (In Stoddard, R. H. Brio-Jl-brao 
 
 series) 1828.1 
 
 — A rolling stone. Translated by C. Owen 511.16 
 
 — The snow man. Translated by V. Vaughan 526.6 
 
 Dudley, Robert, earl of Leicester, Amye Robsart 
 
 and. Adlard, G. London, 1870. 8" 5423.5 
 
 Dudley, Sir Robert, son of the preceding, Memoirs 
 
 and correspondence of. Adlard, G. London, 
 
 1870. 8" 5423.5 
 
 Dudley" observatory, Albany, N. Y. Reply to the 
 
 " Statement of the trustees." Gould, B. A., jr. 
 
 Albany, 1859. 8° 1912.4 
 
 Duenna, The. Sheridan, R. B. Dramatic works. 
 
 London, 1848. 16° 1635.2 
 
 — Sa7ne. Leipzig, 1869. Sq. 16° 1614.11 
 
 — Same. London, 1875. Sm. 8" 5026.9 
 
 DuERER, Albrecht. Heaton, M. M. Life of. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 8" 6210.5 
 
 — Schefer, L. The artist's married life. New 
 
 York, 1871. 16° 1027.3 
 
 — Scott, W. B. Albert Durer: his life and works. 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 6213.10 
 
 Note. — There are two recent English lives by Heaton and 
 by W. B. Scott. Schefer's " Artist's married lite," under the 
 guise of fiction, is a well-known portrayal of Diirer's domes- 
 tic life, and the English translation lias a brief memoir by R. 
 C. Waterston. Prime's "I go a-flshing " [6413.3] defends 
 Diirer's wife. Also see Harper's monthly, vol. 40. See Kurz 
 [5730.2] and other histories of German literature ; Kugler's 
 Handbook of German painting and other references under 
 Painting; and Jackson's [6211.10] and other histories of en- 
 
 f raving. For Durer's associations with Nuremberg, see Mrs. 
 ameson's sketches. See further in Ru.skin's Modern painters 
 [623(5.18.5] ; Tyrwhitt's Christian art [1514.14 ; 6235.1] ; Keddie's 
 or Miss Tytler's Old masters [ 1516.21 ; 6216.3]. Also the article 
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 DuFEU, A. Decouverte de I'age et de la veritable 
 destination des quatre pyramides de Gizeh, 
 principaleraent de la grande pyramide. Paris, 
 1873. Ixviii, 324-1- pp. 8° 5932.11 
 
 DuFFERiN, Lord. See Blackwood, Frederick Tem- 
 ple. 
 
 DuFiEP, Nicholas Gouin. Nature displayed in her 
 mode of teaching language to man. Adapted 
 to the French. [Containing also, Le lecteur 
 francais. Premiere partie.] 6th edition. Vol. i. 
 New York, 1825. 2v.ini. 8° 2012.2 
 
 Du Grail de la Villette, Charles Bernard, .called 
 Charles de Bernard. L'ecueil. Nouvelle edi- 
 tion. Paris, 1864. 322-f pp. 12°.... 2016.10 
 
 DuHAMEL DU MoNCEAu, Henri Louis. Traite des 
 arbres fruitiers. Paris, 1768. 2 v. Illustrated. 
 F" 6620. 1 
 
 Duke, The, and the cousin. Grey, Mrs 530.5 
 
 Duke, The, of Monmouth. [Historical fiction.] 
 
 Griffin, G 517.8 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre, the younger. Camille; or, the 
 
 fate of a coquette 733.15 
 
DUMAS 
 
 65 
 
 EARTHLY 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Dumas, Alexandre (Davy). The black tulip. [Scene 
 
 at the Hague, 1672] 510.7 
 
 — The Corsican brothers 511.32 
 
 — The count of Monte-Cristo. [The Hundred days, 
 
 Marseilles, 1815] 511.30 
 
 — Diana of Meridor; or, the lady of Monsoreau. .. 610.14 
 
 — Edmond Dantes. Sequel to The count of Monke- 
 
 Cristo. [Causesof the revolution of 1848] 511.29 
 
 — The iron hand 510. 10 
 
 — The forty-five guardsmen. [Time of Henry iil, 
 
 sixteenth century] 510.6 
 
 ■■ — The Garibaldians in Sicily. Translated by E. 
 
 Routledge. London, 1861. 186-|- pp. 16°... 828.1 
 
 — Madame de Chamblay 510.8 
 
 — [Memoirs of a physician series.] Memoirs of a 
 
 physician. [France, 1770-74; death of the king]. 511.11 
 
 The queen's necklace. [Court life in France, 
 
 1784, etc.] 511.6 
 
 Six years later. [Bastile, 1789, etc.] Trans- 
 lated by T. Williams 511.14 
 
 The countess of Charny. [Champ de Mars, 
 
 French revolution] 511.7 
 
 Andree de Taverney 5 10.9 
 
 Note. — French revolution, July, 1791, to death of the king, 
 Jan. 2, 1793. 
 
 The chevalier 732.16 
 
 — [The three guardsmen series.] The three guards- 
 
 men 511.10 
 
 fjote. — Sometimes called The three musketeers ; scene, 
 1625-28, siege of La Rochelle. 
 
 Twenty years after. [Mazarin, 1645, etc.] .. . 511.31 
 
 Bragelonne; the son of Athos. [Revolution 
 
 in England, 1688, etc.] 511.8 
 
 The iron mask 511.9 
 
 Note. — Louis XIV and the prisoner in the iron mask. 
 
 Louise la Valliere 511.12 
 
 Note. — Historical tale ; La Valliere died, 1710 ; may be com- 
 pared with Bulwer's drama of same name. 
 
 — The twin lieutenants; or, the soldier's bride 511.26 
 
 — Life and adventures of. Fitzgerald, P. London, 
 
 1873. 2 V. 8° 5522.5 
 
 Du Mesnil-Marigny, Jules. Histoire de I'economie 
 politique des anciens peuples de I'lnde, de 
 l';fi"-ypte, de la Judee et de la Grece. Paris, 
 187°2. 2 V. 8° 5823.2 
 
 Dunbar, Edward E. The romance of the age; or, 
 the discovery of gold in California. New York, 
 1867. 134 pp. 1 plate. Portrait. • 12° 815.9 
 
 DuNGLisoN, Robley. A dictionary of medical sci- 
 ence. New edition, revised by R. J. Dunglison. 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 1131+ pp. 8° 6021.13 
 
 DuNLAvr, John. The manifesto, or a declaration of 
 the doctrine and practice of the church of Christ. 
 New York, 1847. viii, 486 pp. 8° 5813.3 
 
 DuNLOP, John. History of fiction. 2d London 
 
 edition. Philadelphia, 1842. 2 v. Sm. 8° ... 6136.3 
 
 DUPANLOUP, Felix Antoine Philippe. The child. 
 Translated by Kate Anderson. Boston, 1875. 
 294 pp. 12° 1915.10 
 
 DuPLESSis, Georges Gratet. The wonders of en- 
 graving. New York, 1871. 338 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 16° 1714.16 
 
 DUPPA, Richard, and Quatremere de Qcincv, An- 
 toine Chrysostome. Lives and works of Michael 
 Angelo and Raphael. Illustrated. London, 
 1870. 474-l-pp. 16° 6217.3 
 
 DupuY, Eliza A. All for love 716.7 
 
 — The cancelled will 522.16 
 
 — The clandestine marriage 522.7 
 
 — The dethroned heiress 735.33 
 
 — The discarded wife • 522.12 
 
 — The hidden sin. Sequel to " The dethroned 
 
 heiress " 735.38 
 
 — Michael Rudolph. " The bravest of the brave." 522.20 
 
 — The mysterious guest 522,5 
 
 — A now way to win a fortune 522.19 
 
 — Who shall be victor? A sequel to "The can- 
 
 celled will" 522.15 
 
 — Why did he marry her ? 622.14 
 
 9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Dupuytren, Guillaume, baron. Injuries and dis- 
 eases of bones. Translated and edited by F. Le 
 Gros Clark. London, 1847. xx, 459 pp. 8°.. 6013.7 
 
 — Lesions of the vascular system, diseases of the 
 
 rectum, and other surgical complaints. Trans- 
 lated and edited by F. Le Gros Clark. London, 
 1854. 8° 6013.17 
 
 DiJRER, Albert. See Duerer, Albrecht. 
 
 DuRivAGB, 0. E. The stage-struck Yankee: a farce. 
 
 NewYork, N. D. 16 pp. 12° 1635.4 
 
 DuRNTON abbey. Trollope, T. A 711.16 
 
 Durrie, Daniel Steele. Bibliographica genealogica 
 Americana: an alphabetical index to American 
 genealogies and pedigrees. Albany, 1868. xii, 
 296 [292] pp. 8° 5022.8 
 
 Du SoMMERARD, Alexandre. See Merimee, P. Por- 
 traits historiques et litteraires. Paris, 1874. 
 12° 5527. 14 
 
 Dutch republic, The rise of the. Motley, J. L. 
 
 New York, 1856. 3 v. 8° 822.2 
 
 Duval, Henri, and others. (Cardelli.) Manuel du 
 liraonadier du glacier, du chocolatier et du con- 
 fiseur. Ornee de figures. Paris, 1851. vi, 516 
 pp. 24°. [Manuel Roret] 6429.7 
 
 DuYCKiNCK, Evert Augustus and George Long. Cy- 
 clopaedia of American literature: embracing per- 
 sonal and critical notices of authors^ and selec- 
 tions from their writings, from the earliest period 
 to the present day ; with portraits, autographs, 
 and other illustrations. Edited by M. Laird 
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 Dwelling-houses. Eassie, W. Healthy houses. 
 A handbook of the history, defects, and remedies 
 of drainage, ventilation, warming, and kindred 
 subjects. New York, 1872. 12°.. . . 1525.6 and 6215.2 
 
 — Wheeler, G. The choice of a dwelling. A prac- 
 
 tical handbook of useful information on all 
 points connected with hiring, buying, or build- 
 ing a house. London, 1872. Sm. 8^ 6226.2 
 
 Dyer, Thomas Henry. Life of John Calvin. With 
 
 portrait. London, 1850. xii, 560 pp. 8° 5812.12 
 
 — Pompeii. Its history, buildings, and antiquities. 
 
 Illustrated. Map, and plan of the forum. 3d 
 
 edition. London, 1871. xvi, 579 pp. 8° 5513.1 
 
 Dynevor terrace. Yonge, C. M 318.11 
 
 Dyspepsy forestalled and resisted. Hitchcock, E. 
 
 Amherst, 1831. 12° 6036.7 
 
 See aJso Digestion. 
 
 Ear, Treatise on the diseases of the. Troeltsoh, A. 
 
 von. New York, 1869. 8° 6022.11 
 
 Earl's, The, daughter. Sewell, E. M 738. 10 
 
 Earl's, The, promise. Riddell, J. H 329.6 
 
 Earlom, Richard. See Gelee, Claude. 
 
 Early choice. The. Tweedie, W. Iv. London, 1856. 
 
 16° 916.7 
 
 Early dawn. The; or, sketches of Christian life in 
 
 England in the olden time. New York, 1864. 
 
 12*^ 725.40 
 
 Early piety; or, recollections of Harriet Bird. 
 
 Taber, S. W. Boston, 1857. Sm. 12° 5819.20 
 
 Earnest words on true success in life. Palmer, R. 
 
 New York, 1873. 8° 6136.7 
 
 Earth. Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D. Essay on the the- 
 ory of the. New York, 1818. 8° ...6633.1 
 
 Dawson, J. W, The story of the earth and man. 
 
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 Figuier, (G.) L. Earth and sea. London, 1870. 
 
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 — Guvot. A. The earth and man. Boston, 1872. 
 
 1 2 u 1523.15 
 
 — Marsh, *G. P. The earth as modified by human 
 
 action. New York, 1874. 8° 683L2 
 
 — Reclus, (J. J.) E. The earth. NewYork, 1872. 
 
 30 ' ^ , 6632.1 
 
 See also Geography, Geology. 
 
 EABTHLYparadise, The: apoem. Morris, W. Bos- 
 ton, 187 L 3v. Sm.8° J625.3 
 
 A^o<e.— A series of poems on mythological and other sub- 
 jects, told in turn by bards at a convocation of wanderers, 
 
EARTHS 
 
 66 
 
 fiCOLE 
 
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 Earths, The, in our solar system, and the earths in 
 the starry heavens. Swedenborg, E. Boston, 
 1851. 8° 6831.1 
 
 Earthward pilgrimage, The. Conway, M. D. Lon- 
 don, 1870. Sm.8° 6326.18 
 
 Eassie, William. Healthy houses. A handbook of 
 the history, defects, and remedies of drainage, 
 ventilation, warming, and kindred subjects. 
 With illustrations. New York, 1872. viii, 228 
 pp. 12° 1525.6 and 6226.7 
 
 East, The. Bryant, W. C. Letters from the East. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12° 424.9 
 
 — Fetridge, W. P. Harper's hand-book for trav- 
 
 ellers in the East. New York, 1872. 12° 5935.1 
 
 — Kinglake, A. W. Eothen. Leipzig, 1846. Sq. 
 
 16° 228.1 
 
 — Lamartine, A. (M, L.) de. Souvenirs, impres- 
 
 sions, pensees et paysages pendant un voyage en 
 Orient 1832-33. Paris, 1859. 5 v. 12° 2016.12 
 
 — Lenormant, F., and Chevallior, E. A manual of 
 
 the ancient history of the East. London, 1869, 
 
 70. 2 V. Sm. 8° 5927.8 
 
 — Martineau, H. Eastern life, present and past. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1848. 8° 232.2 
 
 — Osgood, J. F. Notes of travel. Salem, 1854. 
 
 12" • 5915.8 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. The five great monarchies of 
 
 the ancient Eastern world. London, 1871. 3 v. 
 
 8° 5922.3 
 
 Tho sixth great oriental monarchy. London, 
 
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 — Sketches of Eastern travel. {In Many lands and 
 
 many people) 431.3 
 
 — Smith, P. Ancient history of the East. From 
 
 the earliest times to the conquest by Alexander 
 
 the great. London, 1871. 12° 5916.14 
 
 See also the names of Eastern countries, like Egypt, Syria, 
 etc. 
 
 East and West poems. Harte, (F.) B. Boston, 
 
 1871. 12° 1615.13 
 
 Eastern question. Cobden, R. Russia and the. 
 
 Boston, 1854. 12° 827.3 
 
 — Palgrave, W. G. Essays on Eastern questions. 
 
 London, 1872. 8° 6135.1 
 
 See also Crimea. 
 
 Eastern seas, In the. Kingston, W. H. G. [Juve- 
 nile] 921.3 
 
 Eastern states. Letters on the. Tudor, W. New 
 
 York, 1820. 12° 1915.5 
 
 Eastern yacht club. Constitution, by-laws, sailing 
 regulations, etc. 1873. Boston, 1873. 65 pp. 
 Folded plate. 16° 6419.1 
 
 East Indian archipelago. Bickmore, A. S. Trav- 
 els in the. London, 1868. 8° 422.7 
 
 — Same. New Yoik, 1869. 8° 5932.4 
 
 — Gibson, W. M. Glance at the. New York, 1868. 
 
 12° 424.3 
 
 East Indies, Life in the. Thomes, W. H. Boston, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 535.15 
 
 Eastlake, Sir Charles Lock. Contributions to the 
 literature of the fine arts. With a memoir com- 
 piled by Lady EastlakQ. London, 1870. v, 346 
 pp. 8° 6232.1 
 
 — Hints on household taste in furniture, upholstery, 
 
 and other details. Edited, with notes, by C. C. 
 Perkins. From the revised London edition. 
 Boston, 1872. xxxiv, 300-}- pp. Illustrated. 
 Sm. 8° 6212.1 
 
 — History of the Gothic revival. London, 1872. 
 
 xvi, 427-1- pp. Illustrated. Sm. 4° 6221.2 
 
 Eastlake, Lady Elizabeth Rigby, editor. Life of 
 John Gibson. London, 1870. ix, 255 pp. Por- 
 trait. 8° ..5423.13 
 
 East Lynne. Wood, E. P. Leipzig 333.4 
 
 — Same. New York ,.. 521.36 
 
 Eastman, Luke. Masonick melodies. Boston, 1818. 
 
 204-fpp. 8° 1623.1 
 
 Easton, Alexander. Practical treatise on street 
 or horse-power railways. Philadelphia, 1859. 
 1394- pp. Plates. 8° 6923.7 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Eastwick, Edward Backhouse. Autobiography of 
 Lutfullah, a Mohamedan gentleman; and his 
 transactions with his fellow-creatures. Leipzig, 
 1857. xiv, 342 pp. Sq. 16° 1238.7 
 
 — Handbook for India. With map and plans of 
 
 towns. London, 1859. 2 v. 12° 5917.7 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Madras. II. Bombay. 
 
 Eating, The philosophy of. Bellows, A. J. New 
 
 York, 1872. Sm. 8° 1523.4 
 
 Eaton, Charlotte A. Rome in the lOth century. 5th 
 edition. Added a complete index and illustra- 
 tions. London, 1860. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5516.6 
 
 Eaton, John Richard Turner. The permanence of 
 
 Christianity. London, 1873. xix, 387 pp. 8°. 6324.1 
 
 Eaton, William, Life of. Felton, C. C. {In Sparks, 
 
 J. Library of American biography) 5028.1.9 
 
 Ebb-tide and other stories. Fisher, F. C 711.28 
 
 Ebers, Georg. An Egyptian princess. From the 
 German by E. Grove. Leipzig, 1870. 2 v. in 1. 
 Sq. 16° 310.20 
 
 EccEDeus. Parker, J. Boston, 1867. 12° 1526.4 
 
 EccEHomo. Seeley, J. R. Boston, 1866. 12° 1526.5 
 
 See also Note under Christ. 
 
 Ecclesiastical biography. Tableau de I'eloquence 
 chretienne au ive siecle. Villemain, A. F. 
 Paris, 1865. 12° 5537.14 
 
 Ecclesiastical history. Abbott, L. A dictionary 
 
 of religious knowledge. New York, 1875. 8°. 6320.2 
 
 — Cohen, J. The deicides. Analysis of the life of 
 
 Jesus, and of tho several phases of the church 
 in their relations to Judaism. Baltimore, 1873. 
 12° 5817.13 
 
 — Doellinger, J. J. I. von. The first age of Chris- 
 
 tianity and the church. London, 1867. 8° 5813.4 
 
 Lectures on the reunion of the churches. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 5816.6 
 
 — Felt, J. B. Ecclesiastical history of New Eng- 
 
 land. Boston, 1855. 2 v. 8° 5811.2 
 
 — Hardwick, C. History of the Christian church. 
 
 Middle age. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 6326.21 
 
 History of the Christian church during the 
 
 reformation. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 6326.20 
 
 — Hope, Mrs. — . Conversion of the Teutonic race. 
 
 Conversion of the Franks and the English. 
 
 London, 1872. 16° 5735.5 
 
 Sequel to the Conversion of the Teutonic race. 
 
 S. Boniface and the conversion of Germany. 
 London, 1872. 16° 5735.6 
 
 — Milman, H. H. History of Latin Christianity. 
 
 London, 1867. 9 v. Sm. 8° 5817.11 
 
 — Newton, J. Review of. London [1770]. 12°.. 1538.7 
 
 — Robertson, J. C. History of the Christian church 
 
 from the apostolic age to the reformation. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 4v. Sm. 8° 6327.10 
 
 — Socrates Scholasticus. Ecclesiastical history. 
 
 London, 1853. 16° 5815.3 
 
 — Stephens, W. R. W. Saint Chrysostom: his life 
 
 and times. London, 1872. 8° 5813.6 
 
 See also Christianity, Church, Missions, Popes. Reforma- 
 tion, and tlie names of the various denominations; and of 
 various countries for their ecclesiastical history. 
 
 Ecclesiastical literature, Cyclopaedia of. MacClin- 
 tock, J., and Strong, J. New York, 1871-73. 
 6 V. 8° *R.R., A.2.3 
 
 Ecclesiastical polity. The apostolical constitu- 
 tions. Donaldson, J. Edinburgh, 1870. 8°. .6322.16 
 
 Echoes of infant voices. [Poetical selections.] Bos- 
 ton, 1849. 144 pp. 12° 5218.4 
 
 Echoes of the foot-hills. Harte, (F.) B. Boston, 
 
 1875. 12° 1615.8 
 
 Eckermann, Johann Peter, Conversations of Goethe 
 
 with. See Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 5735.11 
 
 EcKLEY, Sophia May. The oldest of the old world. 
 
 London, 1860. xii, 300 pp. 12° 224.7 
 
 Eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and 
 art. New series. Vol. 16-22. New York, 
 1872-75. 7 V. With portraits. 8° 1314.1 
 
 EcoLE, L', des femmes: comedie. Moliere, J. B. P. 
 
 O^uvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.1 
 
:6C0LE 
 
 67 
 
 EDWARDS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 EcoLE, L', des maris: comedio. Moli^re, J. B. P. 
 
 (Euvres. Paris, 18G9. 12° 5537.2.1 
 
 EcuEiL, L'. Du Grail de la Villette, C. B. Paris, 
 
 1864. 12° 2016.10 
 
 Edda ; or, the tales of a grandmother. Philojuvenis, 
 
 pseud. London, 1875. L. 8° 5712.2 
 
 Edelweiss. Auerbach, B 517.*4 
 
 Eden, Charles H. Ralph Soraerville; or, a midship- 
 man's adventures in the Pacific ocean 1115.19 
 
 Eden, Frederic. The Nile without a dragoman. 2d 
 
 edition. London, 1871. viii, 312 pp. Sin. 8°. 5934.3 
 
 Edes, Bobort Thaxter. Formation and significance 
 of renal casts. {In Massachusetts medical so- 
 ciety. Publications) 6021.4 
 
 — HiBBARD, James F., and Spare, John. Disserta- 
 
 tions on the part performed by nature and time 
 in the cure of diseases. Boston, 1868. 155-4- pp. 
 
 8° :..... 6021.5 
 
 Edgar, John George. The boyhood of great men. 
 With illustrations. New York, 1872. 385 pp. 
 16° 913.14 
 
 — Footprints of famous men. With illustrations. 
 
 New York, 1872. 369 pp. 16*= 913.13 
 
 — Sea-kings and naval heroes. New York, 1868. 
 
 421pp. Illustrated. 16^'.... 913.16 
 
 — The wars of the roses; or, stories of the struggle 
 
 of York and Lancaster. With illustrations. 
 
 New York, 1859. 470 pp. 16° 913.15 
 
 Edge, Frederick Milnes. The exploits and triumphs, 
 
 in Europe, of Paul Morphy, the chess champion. 
 
 New York, 1859. viii, 203 pp. Portraits. 12^.1516.25 
 Edgeworth, Maria. Tales and novels. New York, 
 
 1860. 20 V. in 10." Illustrated. 12° 514.1 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I [1, 2]. Castle Rackrent; Essay on Irish 
 bulls; Self-justification; Forester; The Prussian vase; The 
 good aunt. II [,% 4]. Angelina; The good French governess; 
 Mademoiselle Panache; The knapsack; Lame Jervas; The 
 will; The Limerick gloves; Out of debt out of danger; The 
 lottery ; Rosanna. Ill [5, 6]. Murad the unlucky ; The man- 
 ufacturers; The contrast; The grateful negro j To-morrow; 
 Ennui ; The dun. IV [7, 8]. Manoeuvring ; Almeria ; "Vivian. 
 V [9, 10]. The absentee; Madame deFleury; Emilie de Coii- 
 langes; The modern Griselda. VI [11,12]. Belinda. VII, 
 VIII [13-15]. Leonora ; Patronage. VIII [10]. Love and law ; 
 The rose, thistle, and shamrock. IX [17, 18]. Harrington; 
 Thoughts on bores ; Ormond. X [19, 20]. Helen. 
 
 — Early lessons. Boston [1851]. 4 v. Illustrated. 
 
 12° 939.6 
 
 Con«eji<s. — Vol. I. Little dog Trusty; Orangeman; Cherry 
 orchard; Harry and Lucy; Frank. II. Sequel to Frank. 
 Ill, IV. Harry and Lucy, concluded. 
 
 — Murad the unlucky. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.12 
 
 Edinburgh review, for July and October, 1845. New 
 
 York, 1845. 8° 1422.1 
 
 Edith; or, the light of home. Davis, E. B 733.3 
 
 Edith's ministry. MacKeever, H. B 713.13 
 
 Edmond Dantes. Dumas, A. (D.) 511.29 
 
 Edmonds, S. Emma E. Nurse and spy in the union 
 
 army. With illustrations. Hartford, 1865. 384 
 
 pp. 8° 813.1 
 
 Edna Browning. Holmes, M. J 535.18 
 
 Edson, N. I. Silent Tom 928.4 
 
 Eddcation. The American education annual. New 
 
 York, 1875. 8° 1932.3 
 
 — Bache, A. D. Report on education in Europe. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1839. 8° 5834.3 
 
 — Burton, W. Helps to education in the homes of 
 
 our country. Boston, 1863. Sm. 8° 1933.18 
 
 — Clarke, B. II. The building of a brain. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1874. 16° 5837.4 
 
 Sex in education. Boston, 1874. 16°. 
 
 1937.2 and 5838.1 
 
 — Carrie, J. The principles and practice of early 
 
 and infant school-education. London, n. d. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5837.6 
 
 — Dupanloup, F. A. P. The child. Boston, 1875. 
 
 12° 1915.10 
 
 — Eggleston, G. C. How to educate yourself. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 1933.9 
 
 — Howe, J. W. Sex and education. Boston, 1874. 
 
 16° 1937.4 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Health and education. London, 
 
 1874. Sm. 8° 5836.10 
 
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 — Locke, J. Some thoughts concerning education. 
 
 Boston, 1830. 16° 1737.3 
 
 — Lowell, A. C. Thoughts on the education of 
 
 girls. Boston, 1853. 16° 1738.2 
 
 — Mayo, A. D., and Vickers, T. The Bible in the 
 
 public schools. New York, 1870. 24° 5819.2 
 
 — Milton, J. A treatise of. Boston, 1830. 16°.. 1737.3 
 
 — Rousseau, J. J. jSmile, ou de I'education. La 
 
 Haye, 1762. 4 v. 8° 5535.6 
 
 — Spencer, H. Education: intellectual, moral, and 
 
 physical. New York, 1873. 12° 5835.3 
 
 — Stetson, C. B. Technical education: what it is, 
 
 and what American public schools should teach. 
 Boston, 1874. 16° 5837.2 
 
 — Temple, F. The education of the world. {In 
 
 essays and reviews) 1538.3 
 
 — Same. {In Hedge, F. H. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology) 1526.24 and 5814.15 
 
 — Wells, W. H. A graded course of instruction for 
 
 public schools. New York, 1862. 12° 1535.11 
 
 See also Self-education. 
 
 Edward III, of England. Warburton, W. P. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 16° 628.6 
 
 Edwards, Amelia Blandford. Barbara's history .. . 314.25 
 
 — Debenham's vow 3 12.12 
 
 — The four-fifteen express. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) : 529.4.8 
 
 — Half a million of money 3 12. 13 
 
 — Hand and glove 312.14 
 
 — In the days of my youth 339.11 
 
 — MissCarew 312.11 
 
 — A night on the borders of the Black forest [and 
 
 other stories] 329.20 
 
 — Philip Earnscliffe 520.2 
 
 — Untrodden peaks and unfrequented valleys; a 
 
 midsummer ramble in the Dolomites. Leipzig, 
 
 1873. 302 pp. Sq. 16° 329.1 
 
 Edwards, Annie. Archie Lo veil 312.15 
 
 — Estelle 714.11 
 
 — Leah: a woman of fashion. Leipzig 329.28 
 
 — Same. New York 721.14 
 
 — Miss Forrester 732.2 
 
 — The ordeal for wives 724.28 
 
 — Ought we to visit her? 312.17 
 
 — Steven Lawrence, yeoman 312.16 
 
 — Susan Fielding 710.37 
 
 — A vagabond heroine. Leipzig 319.11 
 
 — Same. New York 725.29 
 
 Edwards, Charles. Pleasantries about courts and 
 
 lawyers of the state of New York. New York, 
 
 1867. 528pp. Portrait. 8° 5023.1 
 
 Edwards, Edward. Free town libraries, their forma- 
 tion, management, and history; in Britain, 
 France, Germany, and America. Together with 
 brief notices of book-collectors. New York, 
 1869. xiv, 262 pp. Folded sheets. 8° 6132.2 
 
 — Lives of the founders of the British museum; 
 
 with notices of its chief augmenters and other 
 benefactors. 1570-1870. London, 1870. x, 
 780-j-pp. Illustrated. 8" 6133.1 
 
 Edwards, H. Sutherland. Life of Rossini. London, 
 
 1869. viii, 344 pp. Portrait. 8° 5522.4 
 
 Edwards, Henri Milne. Outlines of anatomy and 
 physiology, translated from the French. By J. F. 
 W.Lane. Boston, 184 L xii, 312 pp. 8°....602L15 
 
 Edwards, Jonathan. Works. With an essay on his 
 genius and writings, by H. Rogers: and a 
 memoir by S. E. Dwight, revised and corrected 
 by E. Hickman. 10th edition. London, 1871. 
 2v. Portrait. L. 8° 5810.7 
 
 — Doctrine of original sin defended. Worcester 
 
 [1757]. 370pp. 8° 6325.1 
 
 — Enquiry into the modern prevailing notions of 
 
 that freedom of will which is essential to moral 
 agency. Boston, 1754. vi, 294+ pp. 16° . . . 1524.12 
 
 — Life of. Miller, S. {In Sparks, J. Library of 
 
 American biography) 5028.1.8 
 
 Edwards, Justin. The temperance manual. New 
 
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EDWARDS 
 
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 Edwakds, Matilda do Betham. Felicia 331.14 
 
 — The Sylvestres 312.27 
 
 Edwards, Matthew, The boy inventor; a memoir of. 
 
 Bulfinch, T. Boston, 18C0. 12° 1226.13 
 
 Edwin Brothertoft. Winthrop, T 736.8 
 
 Edwix Drood, The mystery of. Dickens, C. (J. H.) 
 
 Boston 1824.22 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338.5 
 
 Eggleston, Edward. The circuit rider: a tale of the 
 
 heroic age 726.20 
 
 — The end of the world. A love story 736. 18 
 
 — The Hoosier school-master. A novel 535.17 
 
 — The mystery of Metropolisville 528.5 
 
 — The schoolmaster's stories, for boys and girls. 
 
 [American homes series] 921.13 
 
 Eggleston, George Gary. The big brother. A 
 
 story of Indian war 714.35 
 
 — How to educate yourself. New York, 1872. viii, 
 
 151 pp. 12" 1933.9 
 
 — How to make a living. Suggestions upon the art 
 
 of making, saving, and using money. New 
 York, 1875. 127 pp. [Putnam's handy-book 
 series.] 12= 1536.20 
 
 — A man of honor 726.17 
 
 — A rebel's recollections. New York, 1875. vi, 
 
 260 pp. 16" 5016.15 
 
 Eglantine. Tabor, E 720.37 
 
 Egmont: a tragedy. Goethe, J. W. von. Oxford, 
 
 1869. 16° 2027.1 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1871. 16° 1646.3 
 
 Egypt. Baker, .Sir S. W. Ismailia : a narrative of 
 
 the expedition to Central Africa for the sup- 
 pression of the slave trade. Organized by Ismail, 
 khedive of Egypt. New York, 1875. 8° 5933.5 
 
 — Bunsen, C. C. J. von. Egypt's place in universal 
 
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 — Denon, (D.) V., baron. Travels in upper and 
 
 lower Egypt, during the campaigns of Bonaparte 
 
 in that country. New York, 1803. 2 v. 8°. 222.3 
 
 — Gordon, L. A., lady Buff. Last letters from 
 
 Egypt. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 436.5 
 
 — Lane, E. W. Account of the manners and cus- 
 
 toms of the modern Egyptians. London, 1871. 
 
 2 V. 16° 5926.2 
 
 — Lepsius, (C.) R. Discoveries in. London, 1853. 
 
 8° 5931.12 
 
 — Maughan, W. E. The Alps of Arabia. Travels 
 
 in Egypt, Sinai, Arabia, and the Holy Land. 
 London, 1873. 8° 5932.10 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for. London, 1873. 12°. 5917,8 
 
 — Prime, ^Y. C. Boat life in. New York, 1858. 
 
 12° 424.6 
 
 AiXc. — Also in Harper's monthly, vol. 12, 13, and 14. 
 
 — Rollin, C. Ancient history of the Egyptians. 
 
 Boston, 1807. 8° 5913.1.1 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) B. Egypt and Iceland in 1874. 
 
 New York, 1874. 16° 436.2 
 
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 Egypt 3300 years ago. [Popular.] New York, 
 
 1872. 16° 1714.3 
 
 — Wilkinson, J. G. Popular account of the ancient 
 
 Egyptians. London, 1871. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5926.3 
 
 — Zincke, F. B. Egypt of the Pharaohs and of 
 
 the Khedive. London, 1873. 8° 5911.13 
 
 See also Africa, Fayoum, Nile. 
 
 Jfoie. — Herodotus pives the earliest connected account, 
 edited by Rawlinson [6112.2], whose edition is of particular 
 value. Baldwin, m his •' Pre-historic nations" [824.7], gives a 
 popular summary of what is known of the time before Menes. 
 Sir Gardner Wilkinsons books are of the highest authority, 
 and his ''Popular account" is sufficiently elaborate for the 
 general reader. His bo(jk on Thebes and Egj-pt, 1835. was 
 afterwardsthebasisofMurray's Handbook, which is, perhaps, 
 the most convenient manual of all for Ejiyptian history, 
 topography, manners, etc , ancient and modern. His elabo- 
 rated summary. " Manners and customs," is to be found in 
 Bales Hall. See Pliilip Smitli's •' History of the world " ; Grote's 
 •' Histoiy of Greece ' [o926.1.3. ch. 20]! Bunsen and Lepsius 
 have inde|)endently worked out the chronology of ancient 
 Egypt, and Bunsen has drawn out opposition to such views as 
 are antagonistic to the old opinions regarding biblical 
 chronology. Bunsen's chronological system is explained in 
 the Christian examiner, Nov., IX'u, wiiere his adverse re- 
 viewers of the Journal of sacred literature, Oct., Ig59. of the 
 Dublin review, Feb.. 18(10, of the Quarterly review, 185!», and 
 of Smiths Bible dictionary [B2.1:] are considered. Canon 
 Cook, in the Speaker's commentary [in Central Library], has 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Egypt, continued. 
 
 an essay on the bearing of Egyptian history on the Penta- 
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 Draper, in his "Intellectual development of Europe " [.5<J2I.2], 
 traces the elfects of Egyptian civilization. Lepsius had the 
 advantage of the support of the Prussian government in pur- 
 suing his arehaiological researches, ]842-4<>. His I^etters are 
 popular. The advanced student can find in the Central Library 
 Lepsius's splendid results in his " Chronologic " ; in his " Dcnk- 
 maler"; and in his " K6nigsbiich; " and can also consult the 
 Bates Hall catalogues for the Important results of the expedi- 
 tion authorized by Napoleon [see Lanfrey's Napoleon K22 1.1, 
 ch. x], and for the works of the Cliampollioiis, Leibnitz. Bel- 
 zoni, Heeren, and others; and the recent works on the great 
 
 Eyramid by John Taylor, who aims to establish a connection 
 otween the dimensions and a universal system of meusures; 
 and of Piozzi Smyth, who throws light on the ancient Egyptian 
 learning, etc.. taking views against Bunsen on the chronol- 
 ogy; and indulging in some fanciful theories. For popular 
 accounts of the pyramids, see chapters in many of the above 
 books, and also in Warburton's " Crescent and cross" [317.8], 
 etc. 
 
 The general subject ct Egyptian art will be found treated In 
 comprehensive treatises on the history of architecture, paint- 
 ing, sculpture, etc. (vvhich see); in Winckelmann [0211.1]; 
 and in Wornum's "Epochs of painting" [(i213..3]. 
 
 On the modern Egyptians, Lane is the best authority ; and 
 for other editions of some of the above travels and descrip- 
 tions, and for many others, see the Bates Hall catalogues. 
 Wilkinson recommends Ladj^ Dutf Gordon's Letters. 
 
 For other modern descriptions, etc., see in addition, chap- 
 ters in such general travels in the East as Warburton's [317.8] ; 
 Bryant's Letters [424.9] ; Bellows's " The old world in its new 
 face " [423.(!]. Baker's •' Ismailia " is an account of an expe- 
 dition sent with the protection of the khedive to suppress the 
 slave trade on the upper Nile. Emanuel Deutsch's " Literary 
 remains " [5733.7] has an essay on Ancient and modern Egj'pt. 
 
 See authorities cited in Smith's Bible dictionary, edition of 
 Hackett and Abbot; also in the full account in McCliiitock 
 and Strong. 
 
 See the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc., 
 p. 79. 
 
 Egyptian princess, An. Ebers, G 310.20 
 
 Eight cousins. Alcott, L. M 1117.1 
 
 Eighth commandment. The. Reade, C 716.6 
 
 EiLOART, Mrs. C. J. The love that lived 711.12 
 
 Eirene; or, a woman's right. Ames, M. C 711.17 
 
 EiTEL, Ernest J. Buddhism: its historical, theo- 
 retical and popular aspects^ 2d edition. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 122-4-pp. 8° 5613.5 
 
 Ekkehard. Scheffel, J. V 315.1) 
 
 Ekkoes from Kentucky, by Petroleum V. Nasby. 
 
 Locke, D. R. Boston, 1868. 12° 536.13 
 
 Elam, Charles. A physician's problems. [Essays.] 
 
 Boston, 1869. vi, 400 pp. 12° 425.6 
 
 Eldorado; or, adventures in the path of empire. 
 
 Taylor, (J.) B. New York, 1864. 12° 425.6 
 
 Note. — This book has no connection with the search for El 
 Dorado undertaken by the early Spanish explorers iu South 
 America; but pertains to California, etc. 
 
 Eleanor's victory. Braddon, M. E 325.12 
 
 Eleanor's visit. Mathews, J. H 1117.13 
 
 Electric telegraph. See Telegraph. 
 Electricity. Baile, J. Wonders of. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 1714.30 
 
 — Farrar, J. Elements of. Cambridge, 1826. 8°. 6433.1 
 
 — Garratt, A. C. Electro-physiology and electro- 
 
 therapeutics; showing the best methods for the 
 medical uses of. Boston, 1860. 8° 6011.1 
 
 — Harris, Sir W. S. General principles of animal 
 
 and voltaic electricity. London, 1869. 12° .. .1715.29 
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 — Jenkin, F. Electricity and magnetism. Lon- 
 
 don, 1873. Sm. 8° 6438.4 
 
 — Tyndall, J. Light and electricity. New York, 
 
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 Magnetism, Medical electricity. Telegraph. 
 
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 de dorure et d'argenture par la methode electro- 
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 — Watt, A. Electro-metallurgy. London, 1871. 
 
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 Elena. Comyn, L. N 727.30 
 
 Elfin land. Ball, B. W. Boston, 1851. 12° 1616.12 
 
 Elfred. Abbott, . J. Harper's story books 936.1.6 
 
 El FuREiDis. Cummins, M. S 332.29 
 
 Elgin, Earl of. See Bruce, James. 
 
 Eli Perkins (at large). Landon, M. D. New York, 
 
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ELIA 
 
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 Elia, Essays of. Lamb, C. New York, 1835. L. 8°. 1911,4 
 
 — Same. (In his Works.) New York, 1872. 12°. 
 
 1813.5 and 5615.1.2 
 Elia and Eliana, Essays of. Lamb, G. Leipzig, 
 
 1869. Sq. 16° 1918.3 
 
 Note. — The Eliana are essays by Lamb recovered of late 
 from the magazines in wliich they were originally printed. 
 
 Elias, The voice of. Snow, S. S. New York, 1863. 
 
 12° 1524.9 
 
 Eliot, Charles "William, and Stoker, Francis Hum- 
 phreys. A compendious manual of qualitative 
 chemical analysis. Revised by W. R. Nichols. 
 2d revised edition. New York, 1873. vi, 126, 
 li pp. 12° 6436.4 
 
 — A manual of inorganic chemistry, arranged to 
 
 facilitate the experimental demonstration of the 
 facts and principles of the science. With ap- 
 pendix. New York, 1875 [cop. 1866]. xvi, 
 605, Ixiii pp. Illustrated. 8° 6435.6 
 
 Eliot, George, pseud. See Lewes, Marian. 
 
 Eliot, John, Life of. Francis, C. (In Sparks, J. 
 
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 Eliot, Samuel Atkins. Sketch of the history of 
 Harvard college, and of its present state. Bos- 
 ton, 1848. xiii, 190-1- pp. Folded plan. 16°. 818.4 
 
 Eliot, William Greenleaf. Lectures to young wom- 
 en. 3d edition. Boston, 1854. 196 pp. 16°.. 1917.5 
 
 Elisire d'amore. Donizetti, G, {In Ditson, 0., 
 
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 Elizabeth, of England. Abbott, J. History of... 915.10 
 
 — Aikin, L. Memoirs of the court of. New York, 
 
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 — Raumer, F. (L. G.) Von. Die Koniginnen Elisa- 
 
 beth und Maria Stuart. Leipzig, 1836. 12°.. 2026.3 
 Note. — See Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. 
 
 Elizabeth; or, the exiles of Siberia. Cottin, S. R. 
 
 New York, 1867. 32° 539.2 
 
 Ella. Simonds, W 932.39 
 
 Ellen Clinton. [Fiction.] W., H 532.18 
 
 Ellen Linn. Abbott, J 914.13 
 
 Ellen Middleton. Fullerton, Xac/^/ G 325.17 
 
 Ellenborough, First earl. See Law, Edward. 
 Ellery, William, Life of. Channing, E. T. (In 
 
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 Ellice, Edward. See M^rimee, P. Portraits his- 
 
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 Ellicott, Charles John. The revision of the Eng- 
 lish version of the New Testament. See Light- 
 foot, Joseph Baber 5814.11 
 
 Elliot, Frances, Diary of an idle woman in Italy. 
 
 Leipzig, 1872. 2 v, in 1, Sq. 16° 228.3 
 
 — The Italians. [Fiction.] Leipzig 330.16 
 
 — Same. New York 716.20 
 
 — Old court life in France. Leipzig, 1873. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. Sq. 16° 329.4 
 
 — Romance of old court-life in France. With illus- 
 
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 Elliot, Sir Gilbert, 1st earl of Minto. Life and let- 
 ters from 1751 to 1806. Edited by the countess 
 
 of Minto. London, 1874, 3 v. 8° 5625.3 
 
 Elliott, Alfred, Out-of-doors: a handbook of games 
 for the playground. London, 1872. 225 pp. 
 Illustrated. 12° 1517.8 
 
 — Within-doors: a book of games and pastimes for 
 
 the drawing-room. With a chapter on feathered 
 
 pets. London, 1872. 205 pp. Illustrated, 16°. 916.19 
 
 Elliott, J. W. National nursery rhymes and nur- 
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 Ellis, Daniel. Thrilling adventures of the great 
 union guide of east Tennessee during the south- 
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 New York, 1867. 430 pp. Portrait. 12°.... 816.7 
 
 Ellis, George Edward. History of the battle of 
 Bunker's [Breed's] hill, on June 17, 1775, from 
 authentic sources in print and manuscript. With 
 a map of the battle-ground. Boston, 1875. 69 
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 — Memoir of Sir Benjamin Thompson, count Rum- 
 
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 ences 5022.3 
 
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 Ellis, Grace Atkinson. Memoir of Anna Lsetitia 
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 Ellis, John Eimeo. Life of William Ellis, mission- 
 ary to the South seas and to Madagascar. With 
 an estimate of his character and work by H. 
 A lion. With portrait. London, 1873 xxiv 
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 Ellis, Sarah (Stickney). The wives of England. 
 
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 Ellis, William, Life of. Ellis, J. E. London, 1873. 
 
 ^ S •• 5422.12 
 
 ±iL-MEDiNAH, Personal narrative of a pilgrimage to. 
 
 Burton, R. F. Boston, 1858. 12° 423,14 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1874. 3v.ini. Sq. 16° 428.5 
 
 Elm island stories. See Kellogg, Elijah. 
 
 Elocution. Baker, G. M., editor. The reading club 
 and handy speaker. Boston, 1875, 76. 3 v. 
 12" 1538.13 
 
 — Monroe, L. B., editor. Public and parlor readings. 
 
 Humorous. Boston, 1874. 12° 1515.18 
 
 Miscellaneous. Boston, 1875. 12° 1515.14 
 
 — Sargent, E. The standard speaker. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1873. 8° 1933.12 
 
 Elsie Dinsmore. Finley, M 926.16 
 
 Elsie Venner. Holmes, 0. W. Boston, 1872. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. Sm. 8° 526.20 
 
 Elsie's girlhood. Finley, M 926. 18 
 
 Elsie's Santa Glaus. Mathews, J. H 1117.5 
 
 Elsie's womanhood. Finley, M 1117.3 
 
 Elster's folly. Wood, E, P 333.18 
 
 Elterlein, Ernst von. Beethoven's pianoforte sona- 
 tas explained. Translated from the German by 
 Emily Hill. With a preface by E, Pauer. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 120 pp. Sm,8° 6237.4 
 
 Elze, Carl (Friedrich). Essays on Shakespeare. 
 Translated with the author's sanction by L. 
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 — Lord Byron. A biography. Translated, and 
 
 edited with notes. Portrait and fac-simile. 
 London, 1872. xxii, 516 pp, 8° 5423.3 
 
 Emanuel, Harry. Diamonds and precious stones: 
 their history, value, and distinguishing charac- 
 teristics. With tests for their identification. 
 2d edition. New York [London], 1873. xxii, 
 266 pp. Illustrated, Sm. 8° 6636.3 
 
 Emerald, The. Sargent, E, Boston, 1866, 12°.. 715.14 
 
 :^meric-David, Toussaint Bernard, See Santi, or 
 Sanzio, Rafaello (Raphael), da Urbino. A se- 
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 Emerson, George Barrell. A report on the trees 
 and shrubs growing naturally in the forests of 
 Massachusetts. 2d edition. Boston, 1875. 2 v. 
 Plates. 8° 6621.2 
 
 Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Prose works. New and 
 
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 Contents.— Yo\. I. Miscellanies; Essays. II. Representa- 
 tive men; Englisli traits; Conduct of life. 
 
 — English traits. [Characteristics of the English 
 
 people.] Boston, 1856. 312 pp. 12° 425.4 
 
 — Letters and social aims. Boston, 1876. 314-U 
 
 pp. 12° 1817.1 
 
 — May day and other pieces. [Poems.] Boston, 
 
 1874, iv, 205 pp. 16° 1616.15 
 
 — Nature. Boston, 1836. 95 pp. 12° 5218,5 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1872. 251 pp. Portrait. 16°.1616.11 
 
 — Representative men: seven lectures. Boston, 
 
 1875. 285 pp. 12° 1916.6 
 
 Content*. — Uses of great men ; Plato; Swedenborg; Mon- 
 taigne; Shakespeare; Napoleon; Goethe. 
 
 — Society and solitude. Boston, 1875. 300-}- pp. 
 
 16° 1537.21 
 
 — editor. Parnassus. [Poems by various authors.] 
 
 Boston, 1875. xlii, 534 pp. 8° 5214.5 
 
 — joint editor. See OSSOLI, Margaret Fuller, mar- 
 
 chesad'. Memoirs 1215.4 
 
 Emerson's magazine and Putnam's monthly. See 
 
 Putnam's magazine 5127.1 
 
 Emery, Eliza B. Queens 931.3 
 
EMERY 
 
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 Emery, Mining and manufacture of. See Welling- 
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 Emigrant's story, The, and other poems. Trow- 
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 Emile, ou de I'education. Rousseau, J. J. La 
 
 Haye, 1762. 4 v. 8° 5535.6 
 
 Emilia Galotti: a tragedy. Lessing, G. E. Leip- 
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 Emilia Wyndham. Marsh-Caldwell, A. 2 v 330.23 
 
 Emlyn, Thomas. Humble inquiry into the Scripture 
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 Emma. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.2 
 
 Emma. Austen, J 524.12 
 
 Emmons, Richard. The Fredoniad: or, independence 
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 Emmons, William. The battle of Bunker hill. An 
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 ton, 1856. 144 pp. Portrait. 12° 1615.11 
 
 Emotions. The expression of the emotions in man 
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 Emperor's, The, picture. Haufif, W 312.21 
 
 Empress Josephine, The. [Historical fiction.] 
 
 Mundt, C. (M.) 531.11 
 
 Enamelling, Art of. Gessert, M. A. London, 1857. 
 
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 j^NAULT, Louis. Histoire d'une femme. Paris, 1872. 
 
 472+ pp. 16° 5536.6 
 
 — The woman of honor; or, false friendships in so- 
 
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 Encouragemens, Les, de la jeunesse. Bouilly, J. N. 
 
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 in connection with the history of the literature. Spalding's 
 is a convenient outline. Prof Had ley has an excellent, concise, 
 and comprehensive account prefixed to the unabridged edi- 
 tion of Webster's dictionary, and there is a historical sketch 
 of English dictionaries prefixed to Worcester's quarto dic- 
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 English dictionaries. There is a paper on the origin of the 
 language in Disraeli's "Amenities of literature" [laaW]- 
 Marsh's " Lectures on tlie English language " and his " Ori- 
 gin and history of the English language" are fitted for the 
 general reader. . . , , 
 
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 esteemed bv linguistic scholars), which are represented by 
 Wean Trench's "English, past and present," have of late 
 years been published. 
 
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 de Veres" Anjericanisnis;" lecture .'JO in Marsh's Lectures; 
 Lowell's preface to the " Biglow papers " [5:^27.1]; chapter .'id 
 of Grant White's" Words and their uses.' ,„,„^,„^. ,- 
 
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 important epoch in the development of the languaKe. The 
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 [6126.2]. Hotten's is the beBt gathering of its class. 
 
 English lessons for English people. Abbott, E. A., 
 
 and Seeley, J. 11. London, 1871. Sm. 8^ 1535.1 
 
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 — Ward, A. W. A history of English dramatic 
 
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 Elizabeth. Boston, 1871. 12° 1936.5 
 
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 JVo^e. — An elaborate general histoij of English literature 
 has not been written in English ; but Taine, in pursuance of a 
 theory of climatic and ethnological influences, has written a 
 brilliant '• History of English literature " [5613.1], which may 
 not, however, always command assent from English readers. 
 It has been abridged in English by Fiske [5614.7]. Morley's 
 " English writers " is a work to be referred to. Craik's studies 
 in this field have been of importance. His first work, "Sketches 
 of the history of literature and learning," was the basis of his 
 contributions to the chapters on the literature in the " Pictorial 
 history of England," and was again enlarged into his " Com- 
 pendious history," which may rank as the best native general 
 history of the literature since tlie Norman conquest, and it is 
 accompanied by specimens. Chambers's " Cyclopaedia of 
 English literature " is a very good selection of extracts, with 
 sufficient commentary for the ordinary reader, but is very 
 meagre for recent times. Underwood's is of similar charac- 
 ter but less extensive. F. I). Maurice, in his " Friendship of 
 books" [613(i.8], aptly characterizes the chief English writers 
 down to Cowper. 
 
 Of the briefer compendious manuals. — Spalding is compact ; 
 T.Arnold is judicious; C. D. Yonge's "Three centuries of 
 English literature" gives extracts from the principal writers 
 of each age, but is considered inexact; and Tauchnitz s 
 " Five centuries" is a series of selections from eight principal 
 writers from Wyclift'e to Gray. The introduction to Allibone 
 gives a summary of the earliest literature with a tabular state- 
 ment of the writers from the 6th to the 19th century. Jeffrey 
 briefly summarizes, in his review of Ford in his " Essays " 
 [5610.8], the changes in the history of the literature. 
 
 Southey's Cowper [5H27.4] sketches the English poets from 
 Chaucer down. Eandor's •' Conversation on Southey and 
 Porson " pertains to the poets. An account of the poets 
 laureate can be found in Disraeli's " Curiosities of literature " 
 [5tJ26.6]. and in the Atlantic monthly, 1858. 
 
 For the period covered, 15th, l6tli and 17th centuries, the 
 chapters on English literature in Hallam's " Introduction to 
 the literature of Europe" [1531.2] will be found characteris- 
 tically just and comprehensive; and Warton's " History of 
 English poetry," for its period, 1 100-1600, is learned, but not 
 engaging, while a recent editor, W. C. Hazlitt, has much im- 
 proved it. Wliipplti's "Literature of the age of Elizabeth" 
 IS the work of an acute critic and popular writer. Masson, in 
 his Milton [5422 2], surveys the field duiing the time preceding 
 the Commonwealth. 
 
 For the Queen Anne period, see particularly the last chap-' 
 ter of Stanhope's History [5418.3], and the lives of Swift, 
 Addison, Steele, etc. 
 
 For the first half of this century, see chapters in Alison's 
 Europe, 1815-52 [5913.6]. There are many biographies neces- 
 sary to the full understanding of the literature of tills century 
 in connection with its literary society, like those of Scott, 
 Byron. Leigh Hunt, Southey, Thomas Moore, Miss .Mitford, 
 Crabhe Robinson. Chorley, Hood, Landor, Lamb, Dickens, 
 etc. See also Broughams "Men of letters of tJie reign of 
 George III " [5014.4 2]. 
 
 There are monojrraphs on the novelists, like Scott [5914.2] 
 and Forsyth [613().l]; on the historians, like J.,awrence 
 [1224.7]; on the comic writers, like Hazlitt, etc. George 
 MacDonald's "England's antiphon" is a popular sketch of 
 the religious poetry, wiih specimens. 
 
 For old songs and ballads, see the essay to Percy's "Reli lues" 
 [1(>13.12], and Scott's introduction to his " Border minstrelsy." 
 
 Johnson's Lives must always remain a noteworthy book, 
 though given to the recording of some poets, now wholly for- 
 gotten ; and the reader must always make allowance for his 
 prejudices regarding Milton and Gray. 
 
 Stedman's "Victorian poets "[1837 1] is a marked charac- 
 terization of the poetic representatives of our day. 
 
 See also Coppee's " English literature considered as an in- 
 terpreter of English history," and the chapters on literature in 
 Emerson's " English traits" [425.4]. 
 
 The sketches in Knight's "Popular history of England" 
 [5413.1] are only sufficient to illu.^trate the condition of the 
 people; but in the appendix to vol. V there is a chronological 
 table of writers. 
 
 For the English literature of America, see United States, 
 literature, note. For accounts of individual writers, both Eng- 
 lish and American, the most convenient first researches can 
 always be made in -Allibone's " Dictionary of authors; " the 
 accounts of those occurring in the alphabet before the letter O 
 are, however, brought down no later than abimt 1858. 
 
 For the history of the drama, so far as it may have been 
 treated independent of its connection with the geneial litera- 
 ture of England, the fullest narrative down to the death of 
 Queen Anne is by Ward. 
 
 For the history of newspapers, see the note in the Bulletin for 
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 literature is touched upon in Curwen's "History of booksellers" 
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 English orphans. The. Holmes, M. .J 534.4 
 
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 Ifote. — Dr. Doran's book is much the best comprehensive 
 history of the English stage, being recent and entertaining. 
 Genest is a voknninous record down to 18.'10 of the presenta- 
 tions of tlie various seasons ontlie metropolitan and provincial 
 stages, with little interest, however, to the general reader. In 
 Percy's " Reliques " [1013.12] will be found an essay on the ori- 
 gin of the stage; and a paper on the tirst traj^edy and the tirst 
 comedy is given in Disraeli's " Amenities of literature " 
 [1.533.13]. Warton's "History of English poetry" also covers the 
 earlier period. In connection with the lives of Shakespeare by 
 his principal editors there are usual histories of the stage pre- 
 ceding and during his time, as in Knight, White, Iludson, 
 * etc. See also the biographies of Shakespeare, Betterton, Qtiin, 
 Colley Gibber, Garrick, Macklin, Foote, Siddons, Kemble, 
 Kean, Young, Cooke, Mathews, — which in tliis order consti- 
 tute of themselves a consecutive history of the stage to nearly 
 our time. Much of interest apropos of the stage can be found 
 for their respective periods in the lives of Dryden, Pope, Addi- 
 son, Steele, Sheridan, Byron, Scott, Planche, Dickens, etc. 
 
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 brilliant novelette on this famous actress of the early part of 
 the last century. 
 
 English traits. Emerson, R. W. Boston, 1856. 12°. 425.4 
 
 English travelers and Italian brigands. Moens, 
 
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 English universities, Social life at the. Words- 
 worth, C. Cambridge, 1874. Sm. 8^^ 5835.7 
 
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 Engravers, and their works. Clement, C. E. New 
 
 York, 1874. 16° 1513.17 
 
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 See also Note in Bulletin, vol. ir, p. 267. 
 
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 and origin of epileptiform convulsions caused by 
 profuse bleeding. London, 1859. 8° 6023.1 
 
 ■ — Schroeder van der Kolk, J. L. C. Proximate cause 
 
 and rational treatment of. London, 1859. 8°. 6023.2 
 
 Episcopacy. Chauncy, C. A oompleat view of. 
 
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 the country, with reasons for preferring epis- 
 copacy. New York, 1836. 12° 6326.13 
 
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 hill burial ground, Boston. Boston, 1851. 12°. 5016.5 
 
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 and other towns in the valley of the Connecticut. 
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 blockade of Phalsburg. [Historical novel.] 
 From the French. With illustrations. London, 
 
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 — Same. New York, 1871. 308-|- pp. Portraits 
 
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 1813. From the 20th Paris edition. With illus- 
 trations. New York, 1872. 330 pp. 16° 913.22 
 
 — Histoire du plebiscite. Paris, 1872. 341+ pp. 
 
 18° 5516.4 
 
 — Histoire d'un paysan. lre-4e partie. Paris, 
 
 1873. 4v. 18° 5536.U 
 
 Contents. -Vol.1. 1789. U. 1792. lU. 1793. IV. 1794- 
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 — The invasion of France in 1814. [Historical 
 
 fiction.] From the French. With a memoir of 
 the authors. New York, 1871. 369 pp. Illus- 
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 — Madame Therese; or, the volunteers of '92. 
 
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 trations. New York, 1869. 289+ pp. 12° . . 524.4 
 
 — A man of the people. A tale of 1848. From 
 
 the French. London, 1871. 2 v. 16° 736.23 
 
 — The outbreak of the great French revolution. 
 
 Related by a peasant of Lorraine. Translated 
 
 by Mrs. C. Hoey. London, 187 L 3 v. 16°.. 825.2 
 
 — The story of the plebiscite. From the French. 
 
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 — Waterloo. [Historical fiction.] From the French. 
 
 With illustrations. New York, 1872. 368 pp. 
 
 12° 913.24 
 
 Eric, or little by little. A tale of Roslyn school. 
 
 Farrar, F. W. Edinburgh, 1875. Sm. 8° 938.11 
 
 Erichsen, John. The science and art of surgery. 
 Edited by J. H. Brinton. Illustrated. Phila- 
 delphia, 1854. 908 [892] pp. 8° 6022.15 
 
 Erie canal, Marco Paul on the. Abbott, J 914.1 
 
 Erie railway. Adams, C. F., jr. A chapter of 
 
 Erie. Boston, 1869. 12° 1916.1 
 
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 Erma's engagement. By the author of " Blanche 
 
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 ard opera librettos) 6233.3.6 
 
 Ernest Carroll, or artist-life in Italy. Greenough, 
 
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 Ernest Maltravers. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) L. 336.18 
 Ernst, Herzog von Schwaben. Uhland, J. L. 
 
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 Erskine, Thomas. Remarks on the internal evi- 
 dence for the truth of revealed religion. And 
 [Charles] Leslie's Short method with deists. 
 Andover, 1823. 156,64 pp. 12° 5819.4 
 
 Erskine, Mrs. Thomas. Leisure hour series. Wyn- 
 
 cote 518.2 
 
 Erwin, William. The destiny of man. New York, 
 
 1872. 312pp. 12° 5817.4 
 
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 Essay on criticism. [Poem.] Pope, A. Works. 
 
 Leipzig, 1848. Sq. 16° 1613.10 
 
 — Same. London, 1871. 8° 5612.2.2 
 
 Essay on man. [Poem.] Pope, A. Works. Leip- 
 zig, 1848. Sq.l6° 1613.10 
 
 — Same. London, 1871. 8° 5612.2.2 
 
 Essayist, The. VoL ii. Boston, 1830. 4° 6730.39 
 
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 1872. 12° 1813.5.2 and 5615.1.2 
 
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 1869. Sq. 16'^ 1918.3 
 
 Essays and reviews. Leipzig, 1862. 3744- pp. 
 
 Sq.l6« : 1538.3 
 
 Contents.— Temple, F. : The education of the world; Wil- 
 hams, K. ; Bunsou's Biblical researches; Powell, B. : The 
 etudy of the evidences of Christianity ; Wilson, II. B. ; The 
 national church ; Goodwin, C. W. : On the Mosaic cosmogo- 
 ny; Pattison,M.: Religious thought in England, 1(;8»-1760; 
 Jowett, B. : On the interpretation of Scripture; Note on Bun- 
 Ben's Biblical researches. 
 
 — Same. See Hedge, F. H. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology 1526. 24 and 5814.15 
 
 Estelle. Edwards, a 714.11 
 
 EsTELLE Russell 312.18 
 
 Estes, Dana, editor. Half-hour recreations in popu- 
 lar science. Ist series. Boston [1874]. xvi, 
 478 pp. Illustrated. 8° 6813.7 
 
 Contents. — Strange discoveries respecting the aurora, by R. 
 A. Proctor; Recent solar researches, by R. A. Proctor; The 
 cranial affinities of man and the ape, by R. Virchow; Spec- 
 trum analysis explained, and its uses to science illustrated, by 
 
 Schellen. Roscoe, and Huggins; Spectrum analysis discov- 
 eries, by Schellen, Young, Roscoe, Lockyer, Huggins, and 
 others; Nebulas, comets, meteoric showers, by H. Schellen 
 
 and others; Corals and coral islands, by J. D. Dana; Uncon- 
 scious action of the brain, by W. B. Carpenter; Epidemic 
 delusions, by "W. B. Carpenter; Scientific miscellany; Ge- 
 ology of the stars, by A. "W'inchell; On yeast, by T. H. Hux- 
 ley ; Relations between matter and force, by J. ll. Tice; The 
 stone age, past and present, by E. B. Tylor ; Theory of ner- 
 Tous ether, by Dr. Richardson ; Toads in the hole ; Origin of 
 metalliferous deposits, by T. S. Hunt; Rotundity of the earth; 
 The phenomena of sleep, by Dr. Richardson ; Animal life at 
 great depths in the sea; Russian metallurgical works; Coal 
 as a reservoir of power, by R. Hunt; Hot springs in New 
 Zealand, by H. Meade; Atoms, by Prof. Cliflord; The circu- 
 lation ol the waters on the surface of the earth, by H. W. 
 Dove; Wiiat is actinism ? 
 
 Esther: tragedie. Racine, J. de. The&tre complet. 
 
 Paris, 1870. 12" 5537.3 
 
 Esther Hill's secret. Craik, G. M 322.5 
 
 Etching and etchers. Hamerton, P. G. Boston, 
 
 ^ 1876. 8° 6233.1 
 
 Ethan Brand. Hawthorne, N. (In Johnson, (E.) 
 
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 Ethelyn's mistake. Holmes, M. J 534.5 
 
 Etherization. Rice, N. P. Trials of a public 
 
 benefactor as illustrated in the discovery of. 
 
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 Ethics and moral philosophy. Combe, G. Moral 
 
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 Boston, 1842. 12^ .5735.4,3 
 
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 burgh, 1871. Sm. 8° 5836.3 
 
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 as distinguished from materialism. New York. 
 
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 Boston, 1830. 2 v. Sm. 12° 1538.6 
 
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 tion of the sexes. Boston, 1850. 16° 1528.1 
 
 — Wayland, F. Elements of moral science. Boston! 
 
 1836. 12° : 6826.7 
 
 — Same. Abridged. Boston, 1850. Sm. 12° 1528.7 
 
 Ethics of the dust. The. Ten lectures to little 
 
 housewives on the elements of crystallisation. 
 
 Ruskin, J. New York, 1866. 12^^ 6236.4 
 
 Ethiopia, Discoveries in. Lepsius, (0.) R. Lonl 
 
 don, 1873. 8^ 
 
 ,5931.12 
 
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 researches. Nott, J. C, and Gliddon, G. R 
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 Etoile du nord. Meyerbeer, G. (In Ditson, 0., and 
 
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 don, 1874. 8° 6124 2 
 
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 critical and explanatory notes, by T. A. Buck- 
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 Content*.— \o\. I. Hecuba; Orestes; Fhocnissae; Medea; 
 Hippolytus; Alcestis; Bacchie; Ileraclida:: Iphigeniain Au- 
 lide; Iphigenia in Tauris. II. Hercules furens; Tlie Troades; 
 Ion; Andromache; Suppliants; Helen; Electra; Cyclops; 
 Rhesus. 
 
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 New York, 187 L 4 v. 8° 5913.6 
 
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 — Atkinson, J. B. An art tour to northern capitals 
 
 of. London, 1873. 8° 6213.4 
 
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 phia, 1839. 8° 5834.3 
 
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 Impressions of, in 1867, 68. New York, 1870. 
 
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 — Bryant, W. C. Letters of a traveller; or, notes 
 
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 — Channing, W. A physician's vacation; or, a 
 
 summer in. Boston, 1856. 12° 422.21 
 
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 economy. Boston, 1849. 2 v. 8° 1521.7 
 
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 pencil. New York, 18^9. Sm. 4° 433.2 
 
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 rope in 1854-56. iSee United States 5910.3 
 
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 — Flint, 11. The philosophy of history in. Vol. i. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1874. 8^ 5921.7 
 
 ■ — Gramont, A. A. A., due de. Passe et present, 
 etude d'histoire contemporaine. Paris, 1875. 
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 — Hallam, H. Introduction to the literature of 
 
 Europe in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. 
 
 New York, 1854. 2 v. 8° ^ ..1531.2 
 
 View of the state of Europe during the middle 
 
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 — Howe, J. W. From the oak to the olive. [Trav- 
 
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 from the West. New York, 1873. 2 v. in 1. 
 
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 — Lecky, W. E. H. History of European morals 
 
 from Augustus to Charlemagne. New York, 
 
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 Boston, 1854. 12° 424.4 
 
 — Longfellow, H. W. The poets and poetry of. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1871. L. 8° 5922.1 
 
 — Macgregor, J. A thousand miles in the Rob Roy 
 
 canoe on rivers and lakes of. Boston, 1871. 
 
 16° 428.11 
 
 — Morse, J., and Parish, E. New gazetteer of the 
 
 Eastern continent. Charlestown, 1802. 8° 432.4 
 
 — Prime, S. I. The Alhambra and the Kremlin. 
 
 [Spain and Russia.] New York [1873]. 8°. .. 5914.6 
 
 — Russell, W. History of modern Europe. Lon- 
 
 don, 1850. 4 V. 8° .^ 5913.3 
 
 — Sachel guide for the vacation tourist in. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 427.2 
 
 — Sewell, E. M., and Yonge, C. M. European his- 
 
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 — Simonde de Sismondi, J. C. L. Historical view 
 
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 London, 1871. 16*^ 5935.8 
 
 — Sweetser, M. F. Europe for $2 a day. Boston, 
 
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 — Taylor, (J.) B. By-ways of. New York, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 8° 224.4 
 
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 and staff. New York, 1856. 12° 425.22 
 
 — Thomes, W. H. The gold hunters in. Boston, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 735.4 
 
 — Viardot, L. Wonders of European art. New 
 
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 — Wallace, Mrs. E. D. A woman's experiences in. 
 
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 nations in. Dublin, 1795. 8° 6315.2 
 
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 See also the various divisions under their several heads. 
 
 Note. — Evidences of prehistoric man in Europe are traced 
 in Dawkins's " Cave hunting " [6632.5], but see further in tiie 
 note in Bulletin, vol. II, p. 298. For Europe during tlie period 
 of the Roman sway, histories of Rome, Gaul, etc., must be 
 consulted. 
 
 Tlie best introduction to the general history of modern Eu- 
 rope is Gibbon's "Decline and fall of the Roman empire" 
 [824.9], which may be followed by Hallam on the Middle 
 ages [5916.1]. an able work, written in an enlightened spirit. 
 The accounts which make up the history by the Misses 
 Sewell and Yonge cover tiie interval from the 11th to the 13th 
 century. For the 14th century, Froissart [5920.2] fills an im- 
 portant gap. Guizot, in the lltli lecture of his " History of civi- 
 lization " [5924.8], mak»s it tiie marking line between the mid- 
 dle ages and the modern time. Kirk's " Charles the bold " 
 [5511.1] embraces mucii of the 15th century. For the period of 
 the Reformation, a central study is Robertson's " Charles tlie 
 fifth " [12i6.9], wherein his " Progress of society " from the fall 
 of the Roman empire is an able review. See also under " Re- 
 formation," '• Luther," etc. Fisher's " Reformation " [5813.7, 
 appendix 2] gives a list of authorities on the general iiistory 
 of this period. Motley's histories porae in here, and there is 
 a paper in tlie Quarterly review, 1874, on his tendency to put 
 the Netherlands for all Europe. Schillei's clear and brilliant 
 monograph on the "Thity years' war" [826.2] will partly 
 bridge tlie gap before the French revolution finally embraced 
 all Europe. Alison's History is voluminous, but if his ultra 
 conservative views are understood, it ott'ers the best English 
 account; and he did not add to his reputation by his continua- 
 tion of the record to 1852. "Writers like Buckle speak scorn- 
 fully of Alison. 
 
 Russell's '* Modern Europe " is a concise review, written in 
 the form ai letters, addressed by a nobleman to his son. of the 
 period beginning with the decline of the Roman empire and 
 closing originally in 1763; but it has been continued to 1837. 
 
 Castelar's papers on "The republican movement in Europe 
 in late years will be found in Harper's magsizine, vols. 45-50. 
 
 The " Epochs of history " series of condensed monographs 
 on salient points of European history promises to be when 
 finished a valuable aid to popular study. Smyth's •• Lectures 
 on modem history " [5012.10; 5925.7] is a useful guide. 
 
 Literary history. 
 
 The beginnings of European literature are traced in Gui- 
 zot's History of "civilization" [5924.8] and in Milnian's 
 ♦ " Latin Christianity " [5817.11]. 
 
 There is notliing better for the period it covers than Hal- 
 lam's excellent criticism and condensed narrative [1531.2], 
 Longfellow, who was assisted by Prof. Felton and others, 
 gives a brief sketch of the different literatures, followed by ac- 
 counts of the poets belonging to each, with citations. The 
 strength of Sismondi's book is in its account of Italian litera- 
 ture, his account of the Spanish literature being superseded 
 by Ticknor's book [5922.2]. 
 
 Interestmg accounts of literary society in Europe in tliis 
 century are Ibund in such books as the lives of Irving, Prescott, 
 and Ticknor. See also the literatures of dittereut coimtries. 
 
 Travels. 
 Beside the travels named above, see Andersen's " Poet's ba- 
 zaar »" [42(5.18] ; Clemens's " Innocents abroad " [421.6] ; Keel- 
 er's* Vagabond adventures "[1216.3]; Longfellow's '• Outre- 
 mer" [1838.4.1]; Mrs. Stowe's "Sunny memories" [426.6]; 
 and Miss Trafton's " American girl abroad ' [736.12]. 
 
 European life, legend, and landscape. By an artist. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1859. 154 pp. 1 plate. 12°... 424.2 
 
 Eustace diamonds, The. Trollopo, A 720.33 
 
 EuTAw. [Historical fiction.] Simms, W. G 716.29 
 
 EuTHANAsy. Mountford, W. Boston, 1874. 16°. 6836.7 
 
 Eva. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) L 336.15 
 
 Evangeline. Longfellow, H. W. Poetical works. 
 
 Leipzig, 1856. Sq. 16° 1614.1 
 
 — Same, (/n Ai> Poems.) B(jston, 1858. 2 v. 16°. 1612.1.2 
 
 Note. — This poem, the most successful in the language in 
 hexameters, is based on the forced removal of the French set- 
 tlers in Nova Scotia, by order of the British government in 
 175.5. which was carried out by General Winslow, of Massa- 
 chusetts. See Whittier's notice [1937.1.2]. 
 
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 Evans, Augusta J. See Wilson, Augusta J. 
 
 Evans, Frederick W. Shakers. Compendium of 
 the origin, history, principles, and doctrines of 
 the United society of believers in Christ's second 
 appearing. With biographies of Ann Lee [and 
 others]. New York, 1859. 189 pp. 12° 5818.19 
 
 Evans, Marian. See Lewes, Marian. 
 
 Evans, Warren F. The mental-cure, illustrating 
 the influence of the mind on the body, both in 
 health and disease, and the psychological method 
 of treatment. 2d edition. Boston [cop. 1869]. 
 364 pp. 12° 1525.8 
 
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 treatise on the management and diseases of chil- 
 dren. From the 5th Dublin edition. Boston, 
 1848. 430 [428] pp. 8° 6012.11 
 
 Evelina. Arblay, F. d' 311.28 
 
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 from the original Mss. at Wotten by W. Bray. 
 New edition. London, 1862. 4 v. Portraits. 
 Sm. 8° 5426.7 
 
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 {In Sparks, J. Library of American biogra- 
 phy) 5028,L10 
 
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 1855. An oration. Boston, 1855. 158-[- pp. 
 8° 5012.6 
 
 — Life of George Washington. New York, 1860. 
 
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 Fabre, Ferdinand. The abbe Tigrane. Candidate 
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 Fair maid, The, of Perth. Scott, Sir W. Boston. 533.2 
 
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 Fayrer, Joseph. The royal tiger- of Bengal, his 
 
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 Fenn, George Manville. The treasure hunters 710.28 
 
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 Fenton's quest. Braddun, M. B 325.14 
 
 Ferdinand and Isabella, History of the reign of, 
 
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 xix, 5h4 pp. 8° 6212.3 
 
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 Fermented liquors. Feuchtwanger, L. New York, 
 
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 Fern, Fanny, pseud. See Parton, Sara Payson. 
 Fern book, A, for everybody. Cooke, M. C. London 
 
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 Fernald, Woodbury M. A new age for the New 
 
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 Ferrier, Susan Edmonston. Destiny 518.20 
 
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 Fessenden, Thomas Green. The American kitchen 
 
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 Fetridge, William Pembroke. Harper's hand-book 
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 maps and plans of cities. New York, 1872. 
 763+ pp. 12° 6935.1 
 
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 Feuchtersleben, Ernst, Freiherr von. The dietetics 
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 Feudge, Fannie R. A tour in the China seas, (in 
 
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 Few friends. A, and how they amused themselves. 
 
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 FiCHTE, Johann Gottlieb. New exposition of the 
 
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 Field, George. Grammar of colouring, applicable to 
 house painting, decorative architecture, and the 
 arts. With illustrations. New edition, with 
 additions. London, n. d. viii, 180 pp. 12° .. 1715.3 
 
 Field, Kate. Hap-hazard. Boston, 1873. 253 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 439.1 
 
 — Ten days in Spain. Illustrated. Boston, 1875. 
 
 277 pp. Sq. 16° 428.7 
 
 Field, Henrietta M., wife of Rev. Henry M. Field. 
 Home sketches in France, and other papers. 
 With some notices of her life and character. 
 
 New York, 1875. 256 pp. Portrait. 12° 837.1 
 
 Field, Maunsell Bradhurst. Memories of many men 
 and of some women: being personal recollec- 
 tions. New York, 1874. 339 pp. 12° 1036.1 
 
 Field, Walter. Stories of the temple; or, lessons 
 from the fabric and furniture of the church. 
 London, 1873. 318+ pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8°. 6815.7 
 
 Field and forest. Adams, W. T 924.8 
 
 Field and forest rambles. Adams, A. L. London, 
 
 1873. 8° 6613.11 
 
 Field of ice. The. Verne, J. London, 1875. 8°. 733.5 
 Fielding, Henry. Works. With memoir. By T. 
 Roscoe. New edition, illustrated by G. Cruik- 
 shank. London, 1856. xxviii, 1116 pp. Por- 
 trait. 8° 561L7 
 
 — History of Tom Jones, a foundling. Leipzig, 
 
 1844. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 312.20 
 
 See also Allibone, Chambers's Cyclopsedia, Forsytli's 
 Novelists [6136.1], and other works on English literature 
 of the last century. 
 
 Fields, James Thomas. Yesterdays with authors. 
 11th edition. Boston, 1875 [cop. 1871]. 352+ 
 pp. 12° 6136.13 
 
 Contents. — Thackeray; Hawthorne; Dickens; "Words- 
 worth; Miss Mitford. 
 
 FiFiNE at the fair. [Poem.] Browning, R. Boston, 
 
 1872. 16° 1615.22 
 
 Fifteen decisive battles of the world, The. Creasy, 
 
 SirE.S. New York, 1872. 12° 824.6 
 
 Fifteen years. Robinson, T. A. L. von J. [Ta/ri.] 
 
 New York, 1871. 12° 714.27 
 
 Fight, A, for a wife. Black, W. Leipzig 330. 12 
 
 — Same. New York 711.9 
 
 Fighting Joe. Adams, W. T 924.6 
 
 Fighting the air. Church, F 331.17 
 
 Fighting the flames. [London fire brigade.] Bal- 
 
 lantyne, R. M 935.12 
 
UNIY 
 
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 FiGUiER, (Guillaume) Louis. Earth and sea. Trans- 
 lated, edited, and enlarged by W. H. D. Adams. 
 Illustrated. London, 1870. 715 pp. 8° 6631.3 
 
 — The human race. Illustrated. New York, 1872. 
 
 xvi, 548 pp. 8° 6613.2 
 
 — The insect world; being a popular account of the 
 
 orders of insects. Revised and corrected by E. 
 W. Janson. With illustrations. London, 1869. 
 519-l-pp. 8° 162L8 
 
 — Same. New edition, revised by P. M. Duncan. 
 
 With illustrations. London [1872]. 5384- pp. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6615.1 
 
 — Mammalia. Their various orders and habits 
 
 popularly illustrated by typical species. With 
 engravings. London, 1870. xi, 606 pp. 8°.. 1521.2 
 
 — The ocean world : being a description of the sea, 
 
 and its living inhabitants. Illustrated. Lon- 
 don, 1869. xii, 615 pp. 8° 1521.5 
 
 — Primitive man. Revised translation. Illustrated. 
 
 London, 1870. xix, 348 pp. 8"^ 5912.3 
 
 — Reptiles and birds. Edited by P. Gillmore. With 
 
 illustrations. London [1869]. xiii, 648-4- pp. 
 
 8" 1521.3 
 
 — The to-morrow of death ; or, the future life ac- 
 
 cording to science. Translated by S. R. Crocker. 
 Boston, 1872. viii, 395 pp. Illustrated. 12^. 5816.3 
 
 — The vegetable world; being a history of plants, 
 
 with their botanical descriptions and peculiar 
 properties. New edition. Illustrated. London, 
 1868. viii, 576 pp. 8° 152L6 
 
 — The world before the deluge. The geological 
 
 portion revised and much new matter added, by 
 H. W. Bristow. With illustrations. London 
 [1866]. viii, 449 pp. 8° 152L1 and 6617.2 
 
 Note. — Figuier's books are in low repute with scientists; 
 but their somewhat imaginative details render them attractive 
 to the popular sense. 
 
 File no. 113. Gaboriau, ]S 710.40 
 
 FiLLE, La, du regiment. Donizetti, G. (In Ditson, 
 
 0., and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 Fine arts. Eastlake, Sir C. L. Contributions to the 
 
 literature of the. London, 1870. 8"^ 6232.1 
 
 — Hamerton, P. G. Etching and etchers. Boston, 
 
 1876. 8^ 62^3.1 
 
 — Jameson, A. (M.) Legends of the monastic 
 
 orders, as represented in the. Boston, 1866. 16". 1517.7 
 
 — Keddie, Miss — . Modern painters and their 
 
 paintings. Boston, 1874. 1(5" 6216.4 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Outline history of the. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12° 1517.1 
 
 — Reynolds, Sir J. Discourses. London, 1842. 4°. 6230.1 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Frondes agrestes. Readings in 
 
 ' modern painters.' Orpington, Kent., 1875. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6236.21 
 
 — Torrey, J. A theory of fine art. New York, 
 
 1874. 16° 6237.1 
 
 — Tyrwhitt, R. St. J. A handbook of pictorial 
 
 art. Oxford, 1875. 8° 6213.12 
 
 — Wyatt, M. D. Fine art. A sketch of its history, 
 
 theory, practice, and application to industry. 
 London, 1870. 8° 6232.2 
 
 — Collections of engravings, photographs, etc. Dore, 
 
 (P.) G. The Dore gallery. London [1871]. 
 
 L. 4" 6220.6 
 
 Gelee, C. Liber veritatis. London, 1872. 3 v. 
 
 F" 6220.6 
 
 See also Architecture, Music, Painting, Sculpture. 
 
 Fine feathers do not make fine birds. Neily, K. J. 936.28 
 Finland, Handbook for. Murray, J. London, 1868. 
 
 12° 5917.5 
 
 FiNLEY, Martha. {Martha Farquharson .) An old- 
 fashioned boy 926.24 
 
 — Elsie Dinsmore 926.16 
 
 — Elsie's girlhood 926.18 
 
 — Elsie's womanhood: a sequel to "Elsie's girl- 
 
 hood" 1117.3 
 
 — - Holidays at Roselands 926.17 
 
 — Our Fred; or, seminary life at Thurston. Sequel 
 
 to An " Old-fashioned boy" 926.19 
 
 — AVanted — a pedigree 736.27 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 FioR d'Aliza. Lamartine, A. (M. L.) de. New 
 
 York, 1868. 16" 517.14 
 
 Fire. Bird, J. Protection against fire. New York, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 1726.1- 
 
 — Tobey, E. S. The Boston hydraulic protection 
 
 against fire. Boston, 1873. 12«' 1712.1 
 
 Fire in the woods. De Mille, J 934.20 
 
 Fires and fire departments. Bugbee, J. M. Boston, 
 
 1873. 8° 1711.2 
 
 Fires, fire engines, and fire brigades. Young, C. 
 
 F. T. London, 1866. 8° 152L10 
 
 Fireside science. [Every day phenomena.] Nich- 
 ols, J. R. New York, 1872. Sm. 8° 1525.9 
 
 Fireside saints. Jerrold,D. (W.) Boston, 1873. 16°. 728.6 
 Fireside travels. [Essays, etc., on places.] Low- 
 ell, J. R. Boston, 1864. 12° 426.4 
 
 First fam'lies<>f the Sierras. [Fiction.] Miller, C. H. 717.12 
 Fish and fishing. Davy, Sir H. Salmonia; or, days 
 
 of fly fishing. Boston, 1870. 16° 1515.4 
 
 — Hallock, C. The fishing tourist: angler's guide 
 
 and reference book. New York, 1873. 16° ... 1515.12 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Fish and fishing of the United 
 
 States and British provinces. New York, 1866. 
 
 L. 12° 1612.1 
 
 — Holdsworth, E. W. H. Deep-sea fishing and 
 
 fishing boats. London, 1874. 8° 5932.13 
 
 — Norris, T. The American angler's book. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1865. 8° 1511.5 
 
 — Prime, W. C. I go a-fishing. New York, 1873. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6413.3 
 
 — Scott, G. C. Fishing in American waters. New 
 
 York, 1875. 539 pp. 8° 6412.4 
 
 — Walton, I., and Cotton, C. The complete angler. 
 
 London, 1861. Sm. 8° 6416.2 
 
 iSee also Salmon, Trout. 
 Fisher, Frances C. (Christian Reid.) Carmen's in- 
 heritance 520.4 
 
 — A daughter of Bohemia 732.23 
 
 — Ebb-tide and other stories 711.28 
 
 — Hearts and hands. A story 711.8 
 
 — Mabel Lee. A novel 71 1.29 
 
 — Morton house 711.30 
 
 — Nina's atonement, and other stories 732.3 
 
 — A question of honor. A novel 713.8 
 
 — Valerie Ay Imer. A novel... 711.31 
 
 Fisher, George Park. Essays on the supernatural 
 
 origin of Christianity, with special reference to 
 the theories of Renan, Strauss, and the Tiibin- 
 gen school. New York, 1866. xii, 586 pp. 8°. 6324.6 
 
 — The reformation. New York, 1873. xxxiv, 
 
 620 pp. 8° 5813.7 
 
 Fisher, Theodore Willis. Plain talk about insanity. 
 With remarks on hospitals and asylums, and the 
 medico-legal aspect of insanity. Boston, 1872. 
 
 97 pp. Illustrated. 8° 6033.1 
 
 Fisher boys, The, of Pleasant cove. Kellogg, E. .. 922.31 
 FiSKE, John. Myths and myth-makers: old tales 
 and superstitions interpreted by comparative 
 mythology. Boston, 1873. vi, 251-f- pp. 16°. 5924.1 
 
 — Outlines of cosmic philosophy, based on the doc- 
 
 trine of evolution, with criticisms on the posi- 
 tive philosophy. Boston, 1875. 2 v. 8° 5824.2 
 
 — The unseen world, and other essays. Boston, 
 
 1876. 349+pp. 12° 5836.1 
 
 Fitch, Samuel Sheldon. Six lectures on the uses of 
 
 the lungs; and [on] pulmonary consumption 
 
 [etc.]. With illustrations. New York, 1847. 
 
 324pp. 12° 6027.1 
 
 FiTTON, James. Sketches of the establishment of 
 
 the church in New England. Boston, 1872. 
 
 346 pp. 1 plate. Portraits. Sm. 8° 5816.6 
 
 Note. — An account of the establishment, and the subse- 
 quent history, of tlie Roman catholic church in New England. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. Charles Lamb; his friends, his 
 haunts, and his books. 2d edition. London, 
 1866. vii, 229 pp. Portraits. Sq. 16° 5425.8 
 
 — The Kembles, including the lives of Mrs. Siddons, 
 
 and her brother J. P. Kemble. London [1871]. 
 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5425.22 
 
 — Life and adventures of Alexander Dumas. Lon- 
 
 don, 1873. 2 V. Portrait. 8° 5522.6 
 
FITZGERALD 
 
 80 
 
 FLORENCE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy, continued. 
 
 — Lifo of David Garrick. London, 1868. 2 v. 
 
 Portraits. 8" 5422.8 
 
 — Life of Laurence Sterno. With illustrations. 
 
 London, 1864. 2 v. Portrait. 1 folded sheet. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1224.1 
 
 — The romance of the English stage. London, 1874. 
 
 2v. 8° 6622.4 
 
 FiTZQERALD, R. A. Wickets in the "West; or, the 
 twelve in America. London, 1873. ix, 335 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. Sm. 8^^ 5036.6 
 
 FiTZMAURiCE, Bdmond (George), lord. Life of Wil- 
 liam, earl of Shelburne, afterwards first mar- 
 quess of Lansdowne. With extracts from his 
 papers and correspondence. Vol. i. London, 
 1875. 8° 5333.4 
 
 Contents.— Yol.l. 1737-66. 
 
 FiTZMAURiCE, William Petty, earl of Shelburne, 1st 
 marquis of Lansdowne, Life of. Fitzmaurice, E. 
 (G.), lord. Vol. I. London, 1875. 8° 5333.4 
 
 FiTZWiLLiAM, William Wentworth, viscount Milton, 
 and Cheadle, Walter Butler. The North-west 
 passage by land. Narrative of an expedition 
 from the Atlantic to the Pacific, through British 
 territory, by one of the northern passes in the 
 Rooky mountains. 6th edition. London, 1866. 
 xxiii, 400-4- pp. Illustrations. Map. 8° 5931.15 
 
 FiVAS, V. de. New grammar of French grammars: 
 comprising the substance of all the most ap- 
 proved French grammars extant. New York, 
 1868. 290 pp. 12° 2016.3 
 
 Five centuries of the English language and litera- 
 ture. Tauchnitz, (C.) B., baron von. Leipzig, 
 1860. Sq. 16° 1918.1 
 
 Five, The, great monarchies of the ancient Eastern 
 
 world. Rawlinson, G. London, 1871. 3 v. 8°. 5922.3 
 
 Five hundred majority; or, the days of Tammany. 
 
 Niles, W. New York, 1872. 8° 52L12 
 
 Five— minute chats with young women. Lewis, D. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12" 1522.9 
 
 Five old friends. Thackeray, A. I. Leipzig 331.7 
 
 — Same. (In her Works.) London 512.1.3 
 
 Five weeks in a balloon. [Burlesque on African 
 
 travel.] Verne, J. New York, 1869. 8°.... 735.26 
 Flag, The, of distress: a tale of the South sea. 
 
 Reid, M 921.18 
 
 Flagg, Wilson. The birds and seasons of New Eng- 
 land. With illustrations. Boston, 1875. vi, 
 457-4- pp. 8° 6614.11 
 
 — The woods and by-ways of New England. With 
 
 illustrations. Boston, 1872. xviii, 442 pp. 
 
 Sm. 8" 5035.2 
 
 Flammarion, Camille. The atmosphere. From the 
 French. Edited by J. Glaisher. With chromo- 
 lithographs and woodcuts. London, 1873. xix, 
 505 pp. L. 8° 6832.2 
 
 — Stories of infinity. From the French by S. R. 
 
 Crocker. Boston, 1873. 287 pp. 16° 6837.1 
 
 Contents. — Lumen ; History of a comet; In infinity. 
 
 — The wonders of the heavens. From the French 
 
 by Mrs. N. Lockyer. AVith illustrations. New 
 
 York, 187L iv, 289 pp. 16° 1714.13 
 
 — joint author. Travels in the air. See Glaisher, 
 
 James 6911.1 
 
 Flanders. Conscience, H. Scenes de la vie fla- 
 
 mande. Premiere serie. Paris, 1864. 18° .. .6536.12 
 
 — Stephens, F. G. Flemish and French pictures. 
 
 London, 1875. 4° 6211.8 
 
 Flat iron. A, for a farthing. [Fiction.] Ewing, J. H. 1117.30 
 Flauto magico, II. Mozart, J. C. W. A. {In Dit- 
 
 son, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 Flavel, John. See Christophers, S. W. Homes 
 
 of old English writers. London [1874]. Sm. 8^.5428.16 
 Flaxman, John. Lectures on sculpture. With an 
 introductory lecture and two addresses on the 
 death of Thomas Banks and of Antonio Canova, 
 and an address on the death of Flaxman by Sir 
 Richard Westmsicott. With 53 plates. New 
 edition. London, 1865. xv, 308 pp. Portrait. 
 Sm. 8° 6215.5 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Fleming, G. Practical horseshoeing. With illus- 
 trations. New York, 1872. 108 pp. 12° 1515.11 
 
 Fleming, May Agnes. The dark secret; or, the 
 
 mystery of Fontelle hall 720.3 
 
 — Guy Earlscourt's wife 522.6 
 
 — A mad marriage 724.31 
 
 — Norine's revenge, and Sir Noel's heir 723.22 
 
 — One night's mystery 733.37 
 
 — A terrible secret 724.10 
 
 — A wonderful woman 737.19 
 
 Fletcher, Eliza Dawson. Autobiography, with let- 
 ters and other family memorials. Edited by the 
 survivor of her family [Lady Mary Richardson]. 
 Boston, 1876. viii, 376 pp. Portraits. 16°.. 1022.6 
 
 Fletcher, James Cooley, and Kidder, Daniel Parish. 
 Brazil and the Brazilians. Illustrated. 8th 
 edition. Revised and enlarged. Boston, 1868. 
 xii, 640 pp. Portrait. Maps. 8° 411.5 
 
 Fletcher, John. Works. See Beaumont, Francis. 
 
 London, 1872. 2 v. 8° 6621.2 
 
 Fleur-de-th^ . Ronger, F. (/» Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
 Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.1 
 
 Fleurange. Craven, P 518.17 
 
 Flight of a Tartar tribe. De Quincey, T. (In John- 
 son, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.1 
 
 Flint, Austin. Practical treatise on the diagnosis, 
 pathology, and treatment of diseases of the heart. 
 Philadelphia, 1859. 473 pp. 1 plate. 8° 6022.4 
 
 — Treatise on the principles and practice of medi- 
 
 cine. Philadelphia, 1866. 867 pp. 8° 6021.1 
 
 Flint, Austin, jr. Experimental researches into a 
 new excretory function of the liver. [No title- 
 page. From the American journal of the medical 
 sciences for Oct., 1862.] 61 pp. 8"^ 6023.19 
 
 — The physiology of man. New York, 1873. 4 v. 
 
 8° 6011.4 
 
 Contents.— Yol.l. Introduction; The blood; Circulation; 
 Respiration. II. Alimentation; Digestion; Absorption; 
 Lymph and chyle. III. Secretion; Excretion; Ductless 
 glands; Nutrition; Animal heat; Movements ; Voice and 
 speech. IV. Nervous system. 
 
 — Recherches experimentales sur une nouvelle fonc- 
 
 tiondufoie. Paris, 1868. 122 pp. 8° 6023.19 
 
 Flint, Robert. The philosophy of history in Eu- 
 rope. Vol.1. Edinburgh, 1874. 8° 5921.7 
 
 Flint chips. [Pre-historic archaeology.] Stevens, 
 
 E. T. London, 1870. 8° 5913.7 
 
 Flirt, The. Grey, Mrs 521.32 
 
 Flitch, The, of bacon. Ainsworth, W. H 322.25 
 
 Floating city, A. Verne, J. New York, 1874. 8°. 713.4 
 Floating light. The, of Goodwin sands. Ballantyne, 
 
 R. M 935.16 
 
 Flood, Henry. See Lecky, W. E. H. Leaders of 
 
 public opinion in Ireland. New York, 1872. 
 
 12° 1025.9 
 
 Flora's interpreter, and fortuna flora. Hale, S. J. 
 
 Boston [cop. 1843]. 12° 1625.10 
 
 Floral decorations for the dwelling house. Has- 
 
 sard, A. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6625.5 
 
 Florence, Italy. Machiavelli, N. History of. 
 
 London, 1871. Sm. 8° 5516.8 
 
 — Napier, H. E. Florentine history. London, 1846, 
 
 47. 6v. 16° 5516.2 
 
 — Trollope, T. A. History of the commonwealth 
 
 of. London, 1865. 4 v. 8°.. 6512.3 
 
 JVb^e. — Napier's "Florentine history," coming down to 
 1824, is the best modern English narrative of her history ; but 
 see also the general histories of Italy ; and for the period of 
 the Commonwealth, TroUope's " History." 
 
 The Florence of the past is described in the lives of her 
 principal citizens, like Dante, Michel-Angelo, Galileo, etc. ; 
 see also Everett's oration on "The uses of astronomy" 
 [1921.1.3]; and of a more recent day in the letters of Gray, of 
 Shelley, and in Leigh Hunt's "Autobiography" [122-5.20]. 
 
 Murray's " Handbook " [5527.4] will map out the descrip- 
 tion of the modern city ; but beside Taine, the general travels 
 in Italy, of Hillard [426.8]: of Hawthorne, in his "French 
 and Italian note books" [1839.3]; of Dickens [*«.18], etc., 
 will attbrd illustrative matter. See also Harper's monthly, 
 vol. 8, by Jarves; Jameson's "Diary of an ennuyfie " [427.3], 
 etc. Also Motley's articles on her historical and other asso- 
 ciations in Atlantic monthly, Nov. and Dec, 1857. 
 
 For the literary associations of Florence, see De Stael's 
 "Corinne" [527.17]; Rogers's " Italy " ; Bvron's " Childe 
 Harold" [1614.1.3.2] and "Prophecy of Dante" [1C14.13.3]; 
 and George Eliots " Romola" [310 25]. 
 
 There is an article in the Atlantic monthly, Dec, 1864. on 
 English authors in Florence; see also lives of Landor, Mrs. 
 Browning, etc. 
 
FLORIAN 
 
 81 
 
 FORESTER 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Fjlorian, Jean Pierre Claris de, Guillaume Tell, ou 
 
 la Suisse libre. Boston, 1849. 92 pp. Sm. 12°. 2019.2 
 
 — Numa Pompilius, second roi de Rome. Paris, 
 
 1812. 332 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 12° 2019.1 
 
 Florida. Giddings, J. R. The exiles of. Colum- 
 bus, 1858. 1G-' 825.8 
 
 — Irving, T. The conquest of. London, 1850. 16°. 826.3 
 
 — Townshend, F. F. Wild life in. London, 1875. 
 
 8° 5932.14 
 
 FiiORXTS, Lucius Annseus. [Works.] See Sallus- 
 
 Tius Cbispus, Caius. London, 1872. Sm. 8° 6117.7 
 
 Flotow, Friedrich Ferdinand Adolf von. Martha. 
 (In Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera libret- 
 tos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Flower, The, of the family. Prentiss, E.. .^ 728.10 
 
 Flower people. The. Mann, M 931.8 
 
 Flowers. Eeecher, H. W. Plain and pleasant talk 
 about fruits, flowers and farming. New York, 
 1859. 12° 1514.22 
 
 — Hassard, A. Floral decorations for the dwelling 
 
 . house. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6625.5 
 
 — Rand, E. S.,jr. Flowers for the parlor and gar- 
 
 den. Boston, 1870. 12° 1515.6 
 
 • Popular flowers, and how to cultivate them. 
 
 Boston, 1873. Sm. 4° 1516.17 
 
 — Robinson, W. Hardy flowers. Descriptions and 
 
 dii-ections for their arrangement, culture, etc. 
 London, 1872. Sq. 16° 6626.2 
 
 — Williams, H. T. Window gardening. Devoted 
 
 specially to the culture of flowers and orna- 
 mental plants, for in door and parlor decoration. 
 New York, 1876. 8° 1512.5 
 
 See also Gardening. ^ 
 
 Flower, fruit and thorn pieces. Richter, J. P. F. 
 (Jean Paul.) Leipzig, 1871. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 
 
 16° 316.8 
 
 Floyd, Cornelia. Mice at play. A story for the 
 
 whole family. By Neil Forest [pseud.] 1117.11 
 
 Fly leaves. [Society verses.] Calverly, C. S 1617.3 
 
 Foggy night. The, at Offord. Wood, E. P 333.13 
 
 Folle-Farine. Rame, L. de la 327.22 
 
 FoLLEN, Charles (Theodore Christian). Works, with 
 a memoir of his life. Boston, 1842. 5 v. Por- 
 trait. 12° 5735.4 
 
 CoMents. — Yol. I. Life. 11. Sermons. III. Lectures on 
 moral philosophy; Fragment of a work on psychology. IV. 
 Schiller's life and dramas. V. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Following the flag. From August, 1861, to Novem- 
 ber, 1862, with the array of the Potomac. Coffin, 
 C. C. Boston, 1865. 12° 913.17 
 
 Folly as it flies; hit at. Parton, S. P. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 524.19 
 
 FoNBLANQUE, Albany, jV. A tangled skein 720.8 
 
 Fontaine, James. Memoirs of a Huguenot family: 
 translated and compiled from [his] autobiogra- 
 phy, and family manuscripts, comprising an 
 original journal of travels in Virginia, New 
 York, etc., in 1715 and 1716. By Ann Maury. 
 With an appendix. New York, 1872. 512 pp. 
 12° 5525.3 
 
 FoNTENELLE, Julia de. Manuel du bijoutier, du 
 joaillier, de I'orfevre, du graveur sur metaux et 
 du changeur. Paris, 1832. 2 v. 24°.- [Manuel 
 Roret] 6219.2 
 
 — Nouveau manuel complet de physique amusante. 
 
 Nouvelle edition, revue, corrigee et ornee de 
 planches. Par F. Malepeyre. Paris, 1850. x, 
 
 430 pp. 24°. [Manuel Roret] 6439.5 
 
 Fonvielle, Wilfrid de. Thunder and lightning. 
 Translated from the French, and edited by T. 
 L. Phipson. Illustrated. New York, 1872. 
 285 [283] pp. 16° 1714.22 
 
 — joint author. Travels in the air. See Glaisher, 
 
 James 5911.1 
 
 Food. Cameron, C. A. The chemistry of food in 
 relation to the breeding and feeding of live 
 stock. London, 1868. 16° 6437.1 
 
 — Hassall, A. H. Food: its adulterations, and the 
 
 methods for their detection.- London, 1876. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6035.8 
 
 11 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Food, continued. 
 
 — Smith, E. Foods. New York, 1873. 12° 6436.6 
 
 — Thomson, R. D. Experimental researches on the 
 
 food of animals. New York, 1856. 12° 1524.13 
 
 See also Eating. 
 
 Foote, Andrew Hull, Life of. Hoppin, J. M. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8° 1012.3 
 
 Footfalls on the boundary of another world. [Spir- 
 itualistic] Owen, R. D. Philadelphia, 1872. 
 
 12° 1533.7 
 
 FooT-PRiNTS of the Creator. [Geology.] Miller, 
 
 H. Boston, 1859. 12° 1526.16 
 
 Footprints of famous men. Edgar, J. G. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 9l3.13 
 
 For a woman's sake. Phillips, W 721.5 and 731.6 
 
 For better or worse. Croly, J. C. Boston, 1875. 16°. 1537.22 
 
 For ever and ever. Church, F 337.17 
 
 For love and life. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) Leipzig. 328.30 
 
 — .Same. New York 731.36 
 
 For richer, for poorer. Parr, H 315.29 
 
 For the king's dues. Macdonell, A 532.12 
 
 FoRAYERS, The. Simms, W. G 716.26 
 
 Forbes, Archibald. Soldiering and scribbling. 
 
 A series of sketches. Leipzig, 1872. 286 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 319.7 
 
 Forbes, James David. Biography of Sir Humphry 
 Davy. (In Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. 
 New biographies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 — Page, H. A. Noble workers. London, 1875. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 — Shairp, J. C, Tait, P. G., and Adams-Reilly, A. 
 
 Life and letters of. London, 1873. 8° 5332.4 
 
 Forbes, Sir John. A physician's holiday; or, a 
 month in Switzerland in the summer of 1848. 
 With a map and illustrations. London, 1849. 
 xii, 520 pp. 12° 226.2 
 
 — Physiological effects of alcoholic drinks. See 
 
 Massachusetts temperance society 1527.15 
 
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 NOTE o i>r w:eij^n c:ei. 
 
 General and comprehensive works. 
 
 The latest history, and for the general reader perhaps the best, because less extensive, though still elaborate, is Martin's, for the period previous to 
 the first revolution, digesting as it does the labors of Sismondi, Guizot, Thierry, and Barante. It has, however, been only in part translated into English, 
 and upon it is based " The students France," above named, a brief compendious account. Crowe's, covering 1465-179.5 [828.2], is a concise popular 
 account. Sir James Stephen's Lectures [5514.8] are of high repute, and De Tocqueville saj's of them that they show a " clear comprehension of our ideas, 
 laws and habits." The chapters on French history in Smyth's " Lectures on modern history " [5012.10; 5925.7] are of importance to the general reader seek- 
 ing to know the character of the books to be read. E. A. Freeman's essay on " The Franks and the Gauls " [5913.4] is a rapid survey of French history 
 from the earliest times to our day. 
 
 The ingenious, brilliant, poetic Michelet, though without method and regularity in his eloquent narrative, by combining graphic descriptions with a 
 tone of philosophy, and by praises of liberty and virtue, and as the adversary of the Jesuits, has always been popular in France. See Flint, " Philosophy 
 of history" [5921.7], on Michelet and the democratic school of historians. Catholic writers, like Bishop Dupanloup, regret his impiety, and think he 
 degenerates into pamphleteering. There is an English translation of the iirst section of his history, covering the interval to A. i). 1483 [811.7] ; but the 
 reader can find the entire sequence in French in the Bates Hall. Michelet is reviewed in J. S. Mill's Dissertations [5824.4] and in Alisons Essays [1531.7]. 
 
 From political grounds the opposite to Michelet's, Capeflgue reviews French history in a voluminous series of works, which are in some respects 
 anomalous and eccentric. lie is a staunch royaliit, a defender of the papacy, believes the reformation an impious innovation, but he has great research, is 
 brilliant and imaginative in style, and, where not influenced by political views, impartial. He constantly takes issue with Guizot, Thierry, Michelet, 
 Thiers, and Mignet. The series in French is in Bates Hall, but they have not been translated into English. 
 
 The rise of the modern schools of French historians, which add a purpose beyond mere narrative, and have sought illustrations beyond battles and 
 the life of courts, is largely due to Augustin Thierry's " Letters on the history of France ; " and he illustrated his idea in his monograph on the history of 
 the middle class (tiers etat) [5517.9]. 
 
 The highest repute acquired by a French historian probably belongs to Guizot, for his " History of civilization from the fall of the Roman empire 
 to the revolution " [5924.8]. With a dignified style, he is able in analysis, in generalization, takes great range, is impartial, and of protestant views. Gui- 
 zot is examined in Flint [5921.7] ; in Alison's Essays [1531.7], etc. A history of France, which Guizot originally prepared for youths, and which he lived 
 only to bring down to 1789 [5510.2, etc.], may be considered the best of the general histories for popular use. 
 
 By periods, — Ancient Gaul. 
 Besides Ctesar's " Commentaries " [6116.5], see Merivale's " Roman empire " [5515.3, vol. 1. ch. 5] ; the " History of Caesar " by Napoleon ut [.')521.1] ; 
 and other general works on the Roman empire. The summary in Guizot's France [5510,2] is the most accessible narrative in English. 
 
 Merovingian period, A. D. 428-752. 
 
 The picturesque and animated work of Augustin Thierry, written with the modern appreciation of the value of antiquarian lore, is of the highest 
 importance. See also Montalembert's " Monks of the West " [5514.5], 
 
 Chapter 38th of Gibbon [824.9] is given to the founding of the French monarchy. The important battles of Chalons, A. r>. 451, and Tours, A.D. 732, 
 are described in Creasy's " Decisive battles " [824.6]. Hallam's " Middle ages " [5916.1] begins A. D. 486. Guizot's France [5510.2] aflfords a summary . 
 
 Carlovingian period. A, D. 752-987. 
 
 Guizot's 19th lecture of his " History of civilization " [5924.8], concerns the transition from the Merovingian period; lecture 20th is given to Char- 
 lemagne, and the 24th to the dismemberment of his empire. Palgrave's Normandy begins with the death of Charlemagne, goes to Charles the simple 
 in vol. 1, and to William the conqueror in vol. 3. Hallam's " Middle ages " [5916.1] covers this period; and Guizot's France [5510.2] may^be consulted for a 
 summary. . 
 
 On Charlemagne, beside the above authorities, see the history of him by G. P..R. James [5528.9] ; Milman's " Latin Christianity " [5817.11.2]; Gibbon's 
 Rome [824.9, chap. 49]; and Bulfinch's " Legends of Charlemagne" [824.2]. 
 
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 The Capets, A. D. 987-1328. 
 
 See the 8th chapter of Guizot's " History of civilization " [5924.8] for an excellent account of the crusades. Guizot considers the civilization in 
 France to begin in thi.s period. Michelet [811.7] and Hallam's " Middle ages " [6916,1] should be consulted. For fiction read James's " Philip Augustus " 
 [722.7]; £.£. Hales "In His name" [732.28] for the Waldenses; and Miss Yonge's " Richard the fearless " [927.20]. 
 
 House of Valois, A.D. 1328-1589. 
 
 Follow first the general histories like Guizot's History [5510.2] and his " Plistory of civilization " [5924.8]; and Hallam's " Middle ages " [5916.1] . 
 
 Of the prominent characters of this period Louis IX, or Saint Louis, is portrayed in Guizot's " Great Christians of France" [5937.6]. English history 
 mates with French history in the invasion under Edward III and the Black prince; and of the battle of Cressy, A.D. 1346, there is an account in Creasy's 
 " Decisive battles " [824 6], as also of the later conflict, A.D. 1356, at Poictiers. There is a life of the Black prince by James; an account of Edward Ill's 
 reign by Longman, and illustrative matter can be found in Strickland's " Queens of England" [5416.4.2], in Froissart [5920.2], and in Miss Yonge's 
 " Cameos " [826.12]. Under Du Gueselin the French succeeded in driving the English from the country, A. D. Io70, etc., and the accounts in the general 
 histories may be supplemented by Dumas's " Knight of Mauleon." For the Peasants' revolt in 1358, see James's " Jacquerie" [722.5]. Of Henry v's 
 victory at Agincourt, A. D. 1415, the English as well as French histories must be consulted, and illustrative fiction will be found in James's " Agincourt " 
 [327.12] and in Miss Yonges " Lances of Lynwood " [737.8]. Shakespeare's plays of Henry v and Henry VI come in collaterally, and carry the progress 
 of events along the English occupancy, and by the episode of Joan of Arc, for whom see the note under Dare, Jeanne. Within this period also falls James's 
 " Agnes Sorel " [730. G]. The conquest and loss of France to the English crown is followed in Gairduer's " Lanca.ster and York " [628.4]. 
 
 The reign of Louis ^/extended 1461-8;^, and in this time the modern kingdom was consolidated. Michelet is translated [811.7] for this period, and 
 thereisasummary in Guizot's last history [5510.2]; and for Louis's relations to the church history, see Milnian's "Latin Christianity " [5817.11], and the 
 references in McClintock and Strong's Cyclopa;dia. Also see Gurney's " Chapters from French history " [5517.2] ; and illustrative fiction can be found in 
 Scott's " Quentin Durward" [324.2; 523.4]; and in "V^ictor Hugo's " Hunchback of Notre-Dame" [511.27; 2016.2]. 
 
 Contemporary with Louis was Charles the hold, duke of Burgundy, and his relations to the history of Louis's reign is traced in Kirk's " Life of Charles 
 the bold "[5511.1]. Charles figures in Scott's " Anne of Geierstein" [324.1; 533.1]; in Charles Reade's " Cloister and hearth " [316.24] ; in Scott's "Quentin 
 Durwaid "[324.2; 523.4]; and in James's " Mary of Burgundy " [722.11]. 
 
 See also Herz's drama of " King Rene's daughter " [Kilo.Li] for Provence at this time. 
 
 The old chronicler Froissart [5920.2] covers the early part, 1326-140O, of this Valois period. 
 
 The summary on Louis All's reign in Guizot's France [5510.2] will suffice the general reader before passing on to the period of Francis /, whose 
 life and court are described by Pardee [1223.11]; a summary of whose reign will be found in Guizot [5510.2], and whose relations to general European 
 politics can be studied in Robertson's " Charles V " [1226.9]. The famous Field of the cloth of gold is depicted in James's "Damley" [327.16]; and 
 Ainsworth's " Constable de Bourbon " [322.21] falls within his time. 
 
 The historical narratives concerning the following reigns of this house may be illustrated by James's "Henry of Guise" [722.12], and Yonge's 
 «' Chaplet of pearls" [318.4] for Henry ll's reign, 1547-.59. Dumas's "Margaret of Valois" answers for Charles XIl's period, 1560-74. Within this period 
 falls the massacre of St. Bartholomew, A. D. 1572, upon which there is a special monograph by White, a chapter in Elliot's " Old court life" [329.4], an account 
 in Motley's " Dutch republic " [8:^2.2], and an " apology " in Disraeli's " Curiosities of literature " [5626.6]. There is much variance between protestant and 
 catholic historians on this event, and Lingard in his " History of England" [5417.8], and others on the catholic side, hold views that need to be weighed 
 •while reading their opponents. All histories of the reformation and of the Huguenots necessarily cover this and other events of this contentious period. 
 
 For Henry Ill's reign, 1574-89, the histories may be paralleled with the novelists, Aiusworth in his "Crichton" [722.13] ; James in his "Henry ot 
 Guise " [722.12]; and Dumas in his "Chicot" [718.8] and " Forty-five guardsmen" [510.6]. 
 
 The manners of the ICth century are depicted in James's " Leonora d'Orco " [730.5] and " Corse de Leon " [5526.7] ; in Manning's " Madame Palissy," 
 and in Dumas's " Countess of Charny " [511.7]. 
 
 Buckle, in his 8th chapter [54171], traces the changes in French intellect from this time to the age of Louis XIV. 
 
 The Bourbons, A. D. 1589-1793. 
 
 Henry TV, the founder of the line, ruled from 1589 to 1610; and a full note on the literature pertaining to him and his reign will be found in the Bulletin 
 for July, 1875, p. 369. 
 
 There is a regular biography by James [5525.12]. His connection with Netherlandish history is covered in Motley's " United Netherlands " [5912.1] 
 and in his " John of Barneveld " [5713.3]. See also Gurney's " Chapters from French history " [5517.2]. The wars of the League array historians by their 
 protestant or catholic sympathies. Guizot, both in his " History of civilization " [5924.8] and in his " History " [5510.2], must be read as a protestant, 
 though of broad sympathies. See also the Due d'Aumale's "Lives of the Condes" [5522.9]; Thierry's "History of the tiers 6tat " [5517.9]; Smiles's 
 " Huguenots " [5514.1] ; White's " Saint Bartholomew ; " and Elliot's " Old court life " [329.4]. 
 
 Illustrative fiction can be found in James's " Henry of Guise " [722.12] ; his " Gowrie " [730.8] ; his " Rose d'Albret " [730.7] ; Ainswoith's " Crichton " 
 [722.13] ; and for poetic treatment, in Macaulay's ".Ballad of Ivry " [1614.17]. 
 
 Louis XIII, — 1610-4.3. — The most accessible full account is the section of Martin's History which has been translated into English. Buckle's 8th 
 chapter in his Civilization [5417.1] gives a clear outline of the progress of events. The first chapter of James's " Reign of Louis xiv " [5526.5] 
 summarizes this period, and note^the chief references for fuller study. James's novel of " Richelieu " gives some of the dramatic aspects of the time, and 
 their rendering in this novel can be compared with Bulwer's delineation in his play of " Richelieu " [1614.5], and De Vigny's working up of the same period 
 in his excellent novel " Cinq-Mars " [5.37.21]. See also Dumas's " Three guardsmen " [511.10], where the siege of La Rochelle is particularly described. 
 
 Louis XIV, — 1643-1715. — See the note in the Catalogue of history, etc., of the Lower Hall, p. 171, and p. 97 for references for closer study than the 
 Branch library admits of. Martin's "Age of Louis xiv" is temperate in character and the fullest of the monographs. The English reader will find a 
 good survey in chapters of Russell's Europe [5913.3] ; and in James's " Life and times of Louis Xiv " [5526.5] all that will ordinarily be needed. 
 
 For his military success, see Due d'Aumale's " Lives of the Condes " [5522.9]. 
 
 Voltaire neglected to give due prominence to the literary influences of this age; but the English reader will find this influence amply set forth by 
 Hallam [1531.2], and popularly by Astie. See also the lives of Pascal, Corneille, Racine, Moliere, Boileau, La Fontaine, Fenelon, etc. Bungener's 
 " Preacher and the king " [716.4] has a slight thread of fiction, but it is in effect a treatise on Bourdaloue and the other sacred orators of the court. 
 See also Farrer's " Bossuet and his contemporaries" [5526.14]. Buckle [5417.1, chap. 11] contends that the literary reputation of this reign was in spite 
 of the king, not because of him. 
 
 Of the court and private life of the king, Miss Pardee's book [1233.11] is the best for the English reader. There are estimates of Louis in Buckle's 
 11th chapter [5417.1] and in Guizot's 14th lecture of his " History of civilization " [5924.8]. See also J. C. Morrison, in the Fortnightly review, 1874. 
 
 For the religious aspects of the reign, and tlie results of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, see Smiles's "Huguenots" [5514.1]; and for 
 illustrative fiction, James's " Huguenots " [722.10] and Mrs. Manning's " Jacques Bonneval " [738.6]. The catholic historians need, however, to be closely 
 compared with the protestant. 
 
 Dumas has a series of novels covering this period, — " The three guardsmen " [511.10] ; " Twenty years after " [511.31] for Mazarin, etc. ; " Bragelonne " 
 [511.8], for Louis' connection with the revolution in England ; " The iron mask " [511.9] ; and " Louise la Valliere " [511.12], which may be compared with 
 Bulwer's play of the same name [1614.5]. 
 
 Louis XV,— 1715-74. 
 
 The Count de Tocqueville, in 1846, complained of the paucity of historical treatises upon this reign, which he thought of so much interest as covering 
 the great change of manners and ideas that led to the French revolution, which change the reader will also find portrayed in the early part of Carlyle's 
 " French revolution" [827.1]. Buckle's 12th chapter [5417.1] is on the preparation for the revolution. The fullest treatment will be found in Martin's " De- 
 cline of tlie monarchy." An article by De Tocqueville on "France before the revolution" is given in his "Memoirs." Carlyle's "French revolution" 
 [827.1] has a chapter on Louis XV's last days. 
 
 Illustrative fiction will be found in Dumas' "Memoirs of a physician" [511.11]; in James's " Ancient regime"' [722.14]; in White-Melville's "Cerise" 
 [321.10] ; in Ainsworth's " John Law " [322.14], for the financial Mississippi bubble ; and Bungener's " Priest and the Huguenot " [627.4]. 
 
 See Germany, Seven years' war, for France's relatipn to European history. 
 
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 Louis XVI, — mi-Sd. 
 
 The histories of the French revolution necessarily begin with going over the causes of the revolution as developed in this reign. The chapter in Sybel 
 [5514.2] is valuable. Carlyle enumerates them in a characteristic way [838.10]. The most recent showing of the smouldering fires of the coming revolution 
 is in Taine's " Ancient r6gime." The economic conditions as portrayed in Young's Travels, one of the best authorities, are well summarized in Alison's 
 Europe [5913.6.1]. Buckle [5417.1] is erudite and suggestive. Sec also Morley's " Rousseau " [5523.3] and his " Voltaire " [5523.2] ; and Marmontel's Memoirs. 
 See further in tlie note under Louis XVI in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. 
 
 Bancroft's view of Louis and his cabinet, in relation to the American revolution, is taken in his " United States " [6012.3.7, ch. 7, and 8, eh. 61]. 
 
 Dumas has a series of novels illustrating this period, — "Memoirs of a physician" [511.11]; "The queen's necklace" [511.6, — see also Carlyle's 
 Essays on " The diamond necklace," and "Count Cagliostro "] ; "Six years later" (taking of the Bastile, etc.) [511.14]; "Countess of Charny" [511.7]; 
 *' Andr6e de Taverney ' [510.U], to the deatli of Louis xvi ; and " The conspirators " [718.7]. 
 
 For manners, see George Sand's "Mauprat" [526.22]. 
 
 The French revolution, A. D. 1789-99. 
 Alison [5913.6] prefixes a list of authorities, and in his preface characterizes the contemporary records and journals. President White, of Cornell, adds 
 a bibliographj' with characterizations to Morris's condensed history of the revolution [628.5]. 
 
 Among the histories of considerable extent, the latest of them, that of Sybel [5514.2], which covers 1789-95, and extends the survey over all Europe, is on 
 some grounds the best yet written, though somewhat heavy. It enjoys great reputation in Germany, elucidates particularly the German policy of that 
 period, and the author was allowed access to the French, Prussian, and Neapolitan archives, and uses material never before brought forward. 
 
 Among the French histories, that by Thiers [.5511.3] is a complete, highly-finished, voluminous plea in defence of the revolution, which later he would 
 hardly have made, but which is in great favor with the liberals. In the early chapters, however, he is thought to be given to a loose pamphleteering spirit. 
 Miguet (like Thiers, of the fatalist school) believes in the inevitable evil of the revolution, and his book [5517.4] has been very successful. He is rapid and 
 concise in survey, selects few but apposite details, and characterizes with precision. He also has since somewhat modified his views. Michelet's " Historical 
 view " has been translated into English [5517.3], but it is considered somewhat one-sided. 
 
 Bailly's " Mernoires " and Madame De Stael's work on the revolution, are the occasion of Jeffrey's enunciation of the average views of the English 
 people of that day, in his Essays [5610.8]. 
 
 Of the English histories, Carlyle's is the most famous, but its unquestioned ability is much marred to many by its strained melodramatic effects and 
 jerky succession of pictures. In his essay he enumerates the chief authorities in vogue forty years ago, for an understanding of this period. Alison takes 
 the aristocratic view [5913.6] ; and Scott's toryism was clear in his " Life of Napoleon " [1221.5]. Burke and Mackintosh took respectively the conservative 
 and liberal side at the time. Smyth's Lectures [5517.10] are in good repute. See also Brougham's Statesmen [5614.4.3]. 
 
 The politics and philosophy of the French revolution make a chapter in C. K. Adams's " Democracy and monarchy in France " [5515.4]. The consti- 
 tution of 1790-91 is discussed in Sybel [5514.2], and in Burke's " Reflections " [56,34.L3; 5635.1.3]. 
 
 Of episodical monographs, Lamartine's on the Girtmdists [827.25] is probably of most repute, though he is accused of inaccuracy and copies the ancients 
 in assigning imaginary speeches to the actors ; and he surprised the public by his democratic sympathies and laudatory view. 
 
 On the ifeiyn 0/ terror, 1792-94, see Alison's Essay [1531.7]; Bulwer's [336.5.1]; Macaulay's Essays on Barere and Mirabeau [1238.13]; and Carlyle's 
 Essay on Mirabeau. Mignet and Thiers may be considered the principal writers on the side of the revolution. See also Lamartine's Girondists [827.25]. 
 The defeat of the Pruseians at Valniy, 1792, forms one of Creasy's " Decisive battles" [824.6]. 
 On La Vendue, see Fosteriana, and Jeffrey's Essays [5610.8]. 
 
 On the 4«se»i&Jy, see Thiers ; Mackintosh's Essays ; and Sybel [5514.2] on its Communistic tendencies ; Burke's " Reflections " is a commentary on 
 their action. 
 
 For illustrative fiction, see Bulwer's " Zanoni " [336.6]; Dickens's "Two cities" [338.20; 1824.14]; Victor Hugo's " Ninety-three " [734.18] ; Baring- 
 Gould's "Gabrielle Andre" [710.39]; Dumas's "Love and liberty;" Schwartz's "Birth and education" [531.6]; C. Tucker's "Lady of Provence;" 
 Muehlbach's " Marie Antoinette " [531.32] ; Keddie's " Citoyenne Jacqueline " [736.14] ; Erckmann-Chatrian's " Madame ThSrese " [524.4] ; and " On the 
 edge of the storm " [315.19]. 
 
 Napoleonic period, A. D. 1799-1814. 
 The consulate extended from 1799 to 1804, when the empire began. 
 
 The principal English writers are the tory Scott [1221.5] and the aristocratic Alison [5913.5; 5913.6]. Thiers, for his " Consulate and empire," holds 
 the very highest rank, and is of great popularity. His views are modified from those in his " History of the revolution ; " but he is accused of concealing the 
 emperor's bad traits. Bishop Dupanloup thinks that, in the close of the last volume, he has hit what will be the abiding estimate of Napoleon. Since the 
 publication of Napoleon's " Correspondance " [see account in Parton's " Topics of the times," 1935.3], Lanfrey [5522.1] has begun the publication of a life 
 of Napoleon, which is written so ably and with such new developments, that it has taken high rank, and may be considered as representing the reaction 
 from Thiers. Lanfrey is reviewed in A. Hayward's Essays [5833.3.3]. Abbott's Napoleon [1021.1] is a popular and highly eulogistic account. 
 
 Of the military histories, Jomini holds the highest rank ; though for a special monograph, Col. Napier's " History of the war in the peninsula " [5920.1] 
 is unsurpassed. Tlie military history of this period is told critically and concisely in Hamley's " Operations of war." See a full note on the Waterloo cam- 
 paign in the Bulletin for Oct., 1875. The best summary of all is perhaps in Hooper's " Waterloo " [5511.2]. 
 
 For Napoleon's sojourn at Elba, see Lamartine's " History of the restoration " [5517.5] ; Madam Michelet's " Childhood ; " and Harper's monthly, 
 vol. 43. 
 
 See some personal recollections of the " Hundred days " in Paris, in the Atlantic monthly, April and May, 1858; and a chapter in vol. 3 of the Memoirt 
 of John Quincy Adams [5021.10]. 
 
 Estimates of the character of Napoleon will be found in Carlyle's " Heroes and hero-worship " [1535.19] ; in Channing's Works [1525.2.1], who is de- 
 precatory; in Emerson's "Representative men" [1916.6; 1934.6.2], who views him as a man of the world; in Bayne's "Essays" [1226.15]; and in Broug- 
 ham's " Statesmen of the time of George III " [5614.4.5]. 
 
 Lamartine, in the first volume of his " History of the restoration " [5517.5], makes an eloquent imprecation against Napoleon. Some traits of his pri- 
 vate life can be gleaned from Alison's review of the memoirs of the Duchess D'Abrantes. 
 
 The Napoleonic period is illustrated largely in fiction, — Dumas's " Conscript;" Julia Kavanagh's "Madeleine;" Lever's "Tom Burke of Ours" 
 [332.10 ; 516.19 ; 5627.3] and " Charles O'Malley " [332.1 ; 510.13] for the peninsular war ; Chamier's " Ben Brace " [521.24] for the sea conflicts ; Miss Yonge's 
 " Kenneth " for the retreat from Moscow ; Erckmann-Chatrian's "Conscript of 1813 " [913.22], "Blockade of Phalsburg" [715.12; 913.21], and "Invasion 
 of France in 1814 " [913.23]. The Waterloo campaign and the Hundred days offer themselves as topics to Dumas, incidentally, in his " Count of Monte- 
 Cristo " [511.30] ; to Hugo, in his " Les miserables " [710.19] ; to Lever, in his " Charles O'Malley " [332.1 ; 516.13] ; to Thackeray, in his " Vanity fair " [335.7 ; 
 1820.1] ; to Erckmann-Chatrian, in their " Waterloo " [913.24] ; and Byron's third canto of his " Childe Harold " [1614.12.2], and Scott's " Field of Water- 
 loo," commemorate the defeat of Napoleon. 
 
 Several of the Muehlbach novels cover the events of this period, but they must be read with caution. 
 
 Restdration of the Bourbons. 
 Lamartine [5517.5] is the most accessible authority in English. 
 
 Everett, in his " Mount Vernon papers," gives a sketch of the court in 1818. See Harper's monthly, vol. 43. 
 There is an account of the modern constitutions of France in Lippincott's magazine. May and August, 1875. 
 
 Revolution of 1830. 
 
 Louis Blanc [5514.7] covers the following decade. Guizot's Memoirs form a necessary commentary, though rather egotistical, and given to 
 special pleading ; but they throw little light on the secret history of the period. See Alison's " Essay on the revolution of 1830" and the last chapter of 
 Brougham's Autobiography [5425.2]. 
 
 See personal memoirs of the Orleans family in Harper's monthly, vol. 10. 
 
 Revolution of 1848. 
 Lamartine and Guizot were both observers of the events. 
 
 See also C. K. Adams's " Democracy and monarchy in France " [5515.4], and B. Jerrold's " Life of Napoleon in " [5522.3]. 
 
 The causes of the revolution are delineated in Dumas's novel of " Edmond Dantes " [511.29]. See also Erckmann-Chatrian's " Man of the people 
 [736.23]. 
 
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 Louis Napoleon's period. 
 
 The late emperor has a popular champion in Abbott, and a favorable view is taken by R. B. Kimball, in the Galaxy, April, 1873. See also McCarthy's 
 " Modem leaders " [5930.2], and Everett's " Mount Veinon papers." Kinglake in his " Invasion of the Crimea " [5924.9] takes an unfavorable view. 
 
 See also C. K. Adams's "Democracy and monarchy in France " [5515.4] ; B. Jerrold's " Life of Napoleon ui " [5522.3] ; and "Whitehurst on the " Court 
 and social life" [5617.5]. 
 
 See Murray's " Member for Paris " [316.7], and Erckmann-Chatrian's " Story of the plebiscite " [524.25] for fiction. 
 
 The Franco- German war, the Commune, etc. 
 
 Few publications on this period have yet acquired standing ; but a large number of contemporary contributions to the history can be found in the 
 Bates Ball. 
 
 See Mazzini, in the Contemporary review, vol. 17. 
 
 An epitome of events in the Franco-German war is given in Blackwood's magazine, 1875, or no. 1647 of Living age; and its events have been illus- 
 trated in Bulwer's "Parisians" [329 21; 734.16; 5533.1]; in De Mille's " Comedy of errors " [631.22]; in Henry Kingsley's "Valentin" [339.9]; and in 
 Schucking's " Powder and gold" [538.3]. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history. 
 
 For the Reformation period, see the summary in Fisher [5813.7, chapter 8, with a list of books, p. 579]. On the history of the protestant exiles and Hu- 
 guenots, there is Smiles's most recent account. 
 
 Guizot's " History of civilization " affords much guidance in studying the relations of the church and state throughout. 
 
 See the epitomized " Church history of France," with references in McClintock and Strong's Cyclopaedia under •' France." 
 
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 France. Literature, continued. 
 
 — Vinet, A. (R.) History of French literature in 
 
 the 18th century. Edinburgh, 1854. 8° 6132.3 
 
 Note. — A brief general survey of French literature will be 
 found in Longfellow's " Poets and poetry of Europe " [5922.1] ; 
 and much illustrative of the course of the literary history of 
 France will appear from Buckle's " History of civilization 
 in England " [5417.1], and Guizot's " History of civiliza- 
 tion " [5924.8]. For the humorists, Besant is tlie best source. 
 Hallani [1531.2] covers the 15th, Kith, and 17th centuries. The 
 titles above explain the scope of their respective authors. 
 Particularly for Louis Xiv's time, see Martin's " Age of 
 Louis XIV;" Guizot's " History of France" [5510.2.4], and 
 for the drama of that period, see Macmillan's magazine, April, 
 1875: and the lives of Moliere, Racine. Corneille, etc. For 
 the last century, see Carlvle's essay on Diderot, and the lives 
 of Voltaire [1221.2; 5523.4] and Rousseau [5523.3] by Morley. 
 There is a paper on French fiction in Lippincott's magazine, 
 Feb., 1874 ; and others on the history of the French news- 
 paper press in A. Hayward's Essays [5833.3.2], and Corn- 
 hill magazine, 1873-74. 
 
 Frances Hildyard. Wood, E. P 720.16 
 
 Francesco, St., d'Assisi. {Giovanni Francesco Ber- 
 nardone.) St. Francis of Assisi. Oliphant, M. 
 (0. W.) [London, 1871.] Sm. 8° 5937.10 
 
 Franchere, Gabriel. Narrative of a voyage to the 
 northwest coast of America, 1811-14, or the first 
 American settlement on the Pacific. Translated 
 and edited by J. V. Huntington. New York, 
 1854. 376 pp. Illustrated. 12° 414.10 
 
 Francillon, Robert Edward. Zelda's fortune 731.28 
 
 Francis, St. See Francesco, St., d'Assisi. 
 
 Francis, Convers. Historical sketch of Watertown, 
 
 Mass. Cambridge, 1830. 151 pp. 12° 5014.5 
 
 — Life of John Eliot. (/» Sparks, J. Library of 
 
 American biography) 5028.1.5 
 
 Franco-German war, 1870, 71. See France, Fran- 
 co-German war. 
 Franconia stories. See Abbott, Jacob. 
 
 Frank. Edgeworth, M. Early lessons 939.6.1 
 
 Frank among the rancheros. Fosdick, C. A 913.2 
 
 Frank at Don Carlos' rancho. Fosdick, C. A 913.1 
 
 Frank before Vicksburg. Fosdick, C. A 925.26 
 
 Frank in the mountains. Fosdick, C. A 913.3 
 
 Frank in the woods. Fosdick, C. A 925.24 
 
 Frank on a gun-boat. Fosdick, C. A 925.25 
 
 Frank on the lower Mississippi. Fosdick, C. A 925.22 
 
 Frank on the prairie. Fosdick, C. A 925.23 
 
 Frank the young naturalist. Fosdick, C. A 925.21 
 
 Frank Fairlegh. Smedley, F. E 315.11 
 
 Frank Warrington. Harris, M 724.11 
 
 Frank Wildman's adventures on land and water. 
 
 Gerstaecker, F 932.42 
 
 Frank's campaign. Alger, H.,jr 925.14 
 
 Frankland, Sir Charles Henry. Sir Charles Henry 
 Frankland: or, Boston in the colonial times. 
 
 Nason, E. Albany, 1865. 8° 5013.15 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin. Autobiography. Edited, with 
 notes and an introduction, by J. Bigelow. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1872. 409 pp. Portrait. 12° 1013.3 
 
 — Life, written by himself. Now first edited from 
 
 original manuscripts and from his printed corre- 
 spondence and other writings, by John Bigelow. 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 3 v. Portrait. 8° 5025.13 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1875. 3 v. Portrait. 12°. 1213.3 
 
FRANKLIN 
 
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 Franklin, Benjamin, continued. 
 
 — Abbott, J. Franklin 936.1.4 
 
 — Mayhew, H. Young Benjamin Franklin. London 
 
 [I860]. Sm. 8° 916.2 
 
 — Memorial of the inauguration of the statue of. 
 
 [With R. C. Winthrop's oration.] See Boston, 
 
 Mass 1211.6 
 
 — Parker, T. Historio Americans. Boston, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5025.4 
 
 — Parton, J. Life and times of. New York, 1864. 
 
 2 V. 12° 1212.2 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve, C. A. English portraits. New 
 
 York,1875. 16" 1025.3 
 
 JVo«e.— Franklin's Autobioptraphy comes down only to 1758, 
 and was originally printed from a somewhat imperfect copy 
 of his manuscript. The autobiography in this form has been 
 repeatedly printed, in t)ie most authoritative form with 
 Sparks's continuation, prefixed to his edition of Franklin's 
 Works, to be found in the Bates Hall. Mr. Bigelow a few 
 years since discovered the original manuscript, which cor- 
 rected some parts of the usual copies, and added a few sen- 
 tences at the end, and in his edition [101S.3] has added the 
 letters of authentication, preserved with the original draft. 
 The Life [1213.3; 502,5.13], called "written by himself," is a 
 joinery of extracts from his autobiography, his letters, and 
 whatever else of his writings capable of being worked in. 
 Parton's is the most extensive regular life. 
 
 See also Abbott, on his public life, in Harper's monthly, 
 vol. 4; Brougham's "Statesmen of the time of George m" 
 [5614.4.6]; Everett's oration on his youth [1921.1.2]; Foster's 
 f' Critical essays " [5614.3.2], etc. 
 
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 and life among the Esquimaux: being the nar- 
 rative of an expedition in search of, 1860-62. 
 New York, 1865. 8" 422.4 
 
 — Kane, E. K. Arctic explorations: the second 
 
 Grinnell expedition in search of, 1853-65. 
 Philadelphia, 1856. 2 v. 8" "422.2 
 
 — Same. Hartford, 1871. 8° 5912.4 
 
 — MacClintock, Sir F. L. The voyage of the " Fox" 
 
 in the Arctic seas. Narrative of the discovery 
 
 of the fate of. Boston, 1860. 8° 424.7 
 
 — Richardson, Sir J. Biography of. (In Macau- 
 
 lay, T. B., lord, and others. New biographies 
 
 of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 — Sargent, E. Arctic adventure by sea and land, 
 
 from the earliest date to the last expedition in 
 search of. Boston, 1857. 12° 426.10 
 
 See also Note under Arctic regions. 
 
 Fraser-Tytler, Christina C. See Tytler, Chris- 
 tina C. Eraser. 
 Eraser's magazine. Vol. 7-12. London, 1873-75. 
 
 6 V. 8° 6718.1 
 
 Fraserian papers, The. Maginn, W. New York, 
 
 1857. Sm. 8° 1935.5 
 
 Freaks of fortune. Adams, W. T 924.22 
 
 Freaks on the fells. Ballantyne, R. M 923.9 
 
 Fred, and Maria, and me. Prentiss, E 717.2 
 
 Fred Markham in Russia. Kingston, W. H. G 936.20 
 
 Frederic I, king of Prussia. Friedrich i, Konig von 
 
 Preussen. Droysen, J. G. Leipzig, 1867. 8°. 5733.3 
 Frederic II, the great, king of Prussia. Abbott, J. 
 
 S. C. History of. New York, 1871. 8° 1021.3 
 
 — Carlyle, T. History of. Leipzig, 1858-65. 13 v. 
 
 in 7. Sq. 16° 1237.1 
 
 Note.— The most elaborate English biography is Carlyle's, 
 but it is voluminous, and is reviewed by J. R. Lowell in 
 North American review, April, 1866. Abbott's is the best 
 Bumniary for the general reader, and its chapters originally 
 appeared in Harper's monthlv, vol. 40. Maeaulay's sketch 
 f 1238.13] is rapid and brilliant. See also Brougham's sketch 
 m his " Statesmen " [.5614.4.3]. There is a side view of the 
 king in Kurd von Sehlozer s " Cliasot," reviewed in Max 
 Miiller's " Chips " [5616.1.3]. Stahr's " Lessing " [1022.7] and 
 the lives of Voltaire, and the literary histories of Germany 
 for the last century, may be consulted for his literary char- 
 acter and associations. Sec also papers in Harper's monthly, 
 vols. 18 and 25. 
 
 Histories of Prussia, Germany, and the Seven years' war all 
 necessarily cover the career of Frederic. 
 
 Several "of the Muehlbach novels concern Frederic the great, 
 like •' Frederick the gr^at and his family " [510.4], and " His 
 court " [531.16]; " Berlin and Sans-souei [531.15], etc., but 
 they must not be trusted without the corrective influences of 
 the regular histories. 
 
 Frederick the great and his court. [Fiction.] 
 
 Mundt,C.(M.) 531.16 
 
 Frederick the great and his family. [Fiction.] 
 
 Mundt, C. (M.) 510.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Fredoniad, The: or, independence preserved. An 
 
 epick poem on the late war of 1812. Emmons, R. 
 
 Boston, 1827. 4 v. 12° 161L1 
 
 Free lending libraries. Qreenough, W. W. See 
 
 American social science association 1932.2 
 
 Free masonry. Letters on the masonic institution. 
 
 Adams, J. Q. Boston, 1847. 8° 5822.2 
 
 Free Russia. [Travels, etc.] Dixon, W. H. New 
 
 York, 1870. Sm. 8^ 422.22 
 
 Free trade. Free trade and the European treaties 
 
 of commerce. See Cobden club, London 5418.13 
 
 — Phillips, W. Propositions concerning protection 
 
 and free trade. Boston, 1850. 12° 6435.2 
 
 Free, yet forging their own chains. [Fiction.] 
 
 Cornwall, CM 722.16 
 
 Freeman, Edward Augustus. Comparative politics. 
 
 The unity of history. Lectures. London, 1873. 
 
 vii, 522-}- pp. 8° 5822.10 
 
 — Freeman's historical course for schools. Outlines 
 
 of history. Adapted for American schools. New 
 
 York, 1873. ix, 366 pp. 16° 828.8 
 
 — The growth of the English constitution. Leipzig, 
 
 1872. 287 pp. Sq. 16° 838.2 
 
 — Historical essays. London, 1872, 73. 2 v. 8°,.. 5913.4 
 
 — History of federal government, from the founda- 
 
 tion of the Achaian league to the disruption of 
 
 the United States. Vol. i. London, 1875. 8°. 5921.11 
 
 CmUents. — Vol.1. General introduction; History of the 
 Greek federations. 
 
 — History of the Norman conquest in England. 
 
 Oxford, 1869. 4 v. 8° 5014.4 
 
 — Old-English history. With maps. 3d edition. 
 
 London, 1873. xxxiii, 371-j- pp. Sm. 8° . ...5418.11 
 
 — Select historical essays. Leipzig, 1873. 334 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 828.9 
 
 — editor. Historical course for schools. Namely: — 
 Doyle, J. A. History of the United States. 
 
 New York, 1876. 16° 618.4 
 
 Freeman, E. A. Outlines of history. New 
 
 York, 1873. 16° 828.8 
 
 Freeman, Samuel. The probate directory. Being 
 the laws of the commonwealth of Massachusetts 
 respecting the estates of testators, intestates, 
 and wards. 2d edition. Boston, 1803. xi, 228 
 
 pp. 12° 6317.2 
 
 Freethinking. Farrar, A. S. Critical history of 
 free thought in reference to the Christian re- 
 ligion. New York, 1863. 12° 1522.2 
 
 — Stephen, L. Essays on freethinking and plain- 
 
 speaking. London, 1873. Sm. 8° 5838.3 
 
 Freiligrath, Ferdinand. Poems from the German. 
 
 Edited by his daughter. 2d edition, enlarged. 
 
 xviii, 260 pp. Sq. 16° : 1613.17 
 
 Freke, Henry. The dependence of life on decompo- 
 sition. Dublin, 1871. 55 pp. Folded sheet. 8°. 1528.12 
 Fremont, Jessie Benton. The story of the guard: 
 
 a chronicle of the [civil] war. Boston, 1863. 
 
 233-l-pp. 16° 815.5 
 
 Fremont, John Charles. The exploring expedition 
 
 to the Rocky mountains, Oregon and California. 
 
 Auburn, 1854. 456 pp. Portrait. 12° 414.14 
 
 — Life of. Upham, C. W. Boston, 1856. 12°.... 1214.6 
 French family. Thayer, E. Family memorial. 
 
 Hingham, 1835. 8° 611.2 
 
 French home life. London, 1873. 349-|- pp. 8°. 5523.4 
 French plays. College series of. Bocher, F. Bos- 
 ton, 1867. 12° 2015.2 
 
 Frere, John Hookham. Works. With memoir by 
 W. E. and B. Frere. London, 1872. 2 v. Por- 
 traits. 8° 5422.4 
 
 Contents. — Vol.1. Memoir; Contributions to The micro- 
 cosm ; Miscellanies (178.5-92) ; Contributions to The anti- 
 jacobin; Miscellanies. II. Translations from Aristophanes; 
 Theognis restitutus; Translations from "The poem of the 
 Cid;" Miscellaneous translations. 
 
 Freshet, The. Abbott, J 917.34 
 
 Fret cutting. Manual of. Seaton, Sir T. London, 
 
 1875. Sm. 8° 6425.7 
 
 Fret-sawing. Sawyer, G. A. Boston, 1875. Sm. 4°. 1515.19 
 Freund, Wilhelm. Latin-English lexicon. See 
 
 Andrews, Ethan Allen *R.R., D.3.5 
 
FREY 
 
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 Frey, Joseph Samuel Christian Frederick. Judah 
 and Israel : or, the restoration and conversion of 
 the Jews and the ten tribes. 3d edition. Pre- 
 fixed the author's narrative and portrait. New 
 York, 1840. 310 pp. 12° 6327.2 
 
 Freyschutz, Der. AV^eber, C. M. F. E. von. {In 
 
 Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos) . . 6233.3.1 
 
 Frevtag, Gustav. Die Ahnen. Vol.1, 4teAuflage; 
 Vol. 2, 3te Auflago. Leipzig, 1873, 74. 2 v. 
 16° 5733.5 
 
 Conterus. —Yo\.l. Iiigo und Ingraban. II. Das Nest der 
 Zaunkouige. 
 
 — Debit and credit. Translated by L. C. C. With 
 
 preface by C, C. J. Bunsen 533.8 
 
 — Leisure hour series. Ingraban. 2d novel of a 
 
 series entitled Our forefathers. From the Ger- 
 man by Mrs. Malcolm 538.6 
 
 — The lost manuscript. Translated by Mrs. Mal- 
 
 colm 521.4 
 
 — Soil und Haben. 19te Auflage. Leipzig, 1874. 
 
 2 V. Sq. 16" 6738.3 
 
 — Die verlorene Handschrift. 7te Auflage. Leip- 
 
 zig, 1873. 505 pp. 8° 5733.4 
 
 Frickell, G. Magic no mystery: conjuring tricks 
 with cards, balls, and dice; magic writing, per- 
 forming animals, etc. Edited by W. H. Cremer. 
 With illustrations. London, 1876. 333 pp. 
 Sm. 8° 1515.20 
 
 — The magician's own book, or the whole art of con- 
 
 juring. Illustrated. New York [cop. 1857]. xi, 
 
 362 pp. Sm. 8° 1514.18 
 
 — Same. New York, 1870. xi, 162 pp. 12° 1514.23 
 
 • — The secret out; or, one thousand tricks with 
 
 cards, and other recreations. New York {cop. 
 1869]. Illustrated. 398 pp. 12° 1515.15 
 
 — The sociable; or, 1001 home amusements. Illus- 
 
 trated. New York \_cop. 1858]. 375 pp. 12°. 1514.6 
 Friedrich. For names of sovereigns, see Frederic. 
 Friend, The. [Essays.] Coleridge, S. T. Works. 
 
 Philadelphia, n. d. 8° 1611.5 
 
 Friends in council. [Conversational discussions] 
 
 Helps, Sir A. New York [cojo. 1861]. 2 v. 
 
 12° ^ 1914.2 
 
 — Same, Leipzig, 1873. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 16° 1538.14 
 
 Friendship, The, of books. [Essays.] Maurice, 
 
 (J.) F. D. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 6136.8 
 
 Friendships, The, of women. Alger, W. R. Bos- 
 ton, 1872. 16° 1635.20 
 
 Frisi, Paul. Treatise on rivers and torrents. Added, 
 an essay on navigable canals. Translated by 
 J. Garstin. New edition, corrected. London, 
 N. D. xxiv, 226 pp. Maps. 12° 1715.20 
 
 Friswbll, James Hain. The better self: essays for 
 home-life. Philadelphia [1875]. xii, 300 pp. 
 16° 1536.21 
 
 Froissart, Sir John. Chronicles of England, France, 
 Spain, and adjoining countries, from the latter 
 part of the reign of Edward ii to the coronation 
 of Henry iv. Translated from the French, with 
 variations and additions from many mss. By 
 Thomas Johnes. Prefixed, a life of the author, 
 an essay on his works, and a criticism on his 
 history. London, 1868. 2 v. Illustrated. L. 8°. 5920.2 
 
 — See Merim^e, P. Portraits historiques et lit- 
 
 teraires. Paris, 1874. 12° 5527.14 
 
 From everglade to canon with the 2d dragoons (2d 
 U. S. cavalry). Rodenbough, T. T. New York, 
 
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 From fourteen to fourscore. Jewett, Mrs. S. W 714.26 
 
 From jest to earnest. Roe, E. P 723.20 
 
 From my youth up. Terhune, M. V 724.22 
 
 From Olympus to Hades. Forrester, Mrs. — 710.23 
 
 From the earth to the moon. Verne, J. New York, 
 
 1874. 8° 734.15 
 
 From the oak to the olive. [Travels.] Howe, J. W. 
 
 Boston, 1868. 16° 437.2 
 
 Fromberg, Emanuel Otto. Rudimentary essay on 
 
 the art of painting on glass. From the German. 
 
 3d edition. London, 1857. 116-}- pp. 12°. . .1716.23 
 Frondes agrestes. Ruskin, J. Orpington, Kent., 
 
 1875. Sm. 8° 6236.21 
 
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 Frontier series. Namely : — 
 
 — Barrows, W. The general; or, twelve nights in 
 
 the hunters' camp 934.2 
 
 — Pearson, C. H. The cabin on the prairie . . .\ . . . 937.18 
 
 The young pioneers of the North-west 937.17 
 
 Frost, Sarah Annie. The book of tableaux and 
 
 shadow pantomimes. New York [cop. 1869], 
 
 180pp. 12° 1518.1 
 
 Frothingham, Nathaniel Langdon. The crossed 
 swords. See Holmes, 0. W., and others. 
 Memorial. Bunker hill 810.8 
 
 — Sermons, in the order of a twelvemonth. Boston, 
 
 1852. vi,363pp. 12° 1525.7 
 
 Frothingham, Octavius Brooks. The religion of 
 
 humanity. New York, 1873. 338 pp. 12°... 1537.6 
 
 — Theodore Parker: a biography. Boston, 1874. 
 
 viii, 588 pp. Portrait. 12° 5025.11 
 
 Frothingham, Richard. The centennial: battle of 
 Bunker hill. With a view of Charlestown in 
 1775, Page's plan of the action, Romans' exact 
 view of the battle, and other illustrations. Bos- 
 ton, 1875. 136-4- pp. 16° 618.3 
 
 Note. — Drawn mostly from the History of the siege of Boston. 
 
 — History of the siege of Boston, and of the battles 
 
 of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker hill. Also, 
 an account of Bunker hill monument. With 
 illustrative documents. 2d edition. Boston, 
 1851. ix, 420 pp. 8° 812.6 
 
 — Life and times of Joseph Warren. Boston, 1865. 
 
 xix, 558 pp. Portrait. 8° 1010.6 
 
 — The rise of the republic of the United States. 
 
 Boston, 1872. xxii, 640 pp. 8° 5010.5 
 
 — A tribute to Thomas Starr King. Boston, 1865. 
 
 247 pp. 16° 1537.10 
 
 Note. — For the position of Frothingham 's books among the 
 histories of the revolutionary period, see the note on Centen- 
 nial reading in the Bulletin for July, 1875, or the Bibliography 
 [810.10]. ^ *^ -^ 
 
 Froude, James Anthony. The English in Ireland 
 in the eighteenth century. New York, 1872, 74. 
 '3 V. 8° 6414.6 
 
 — History of England from the fall of Wolsey to 
 
 the death of Elizabeth. New York, 1873. 
 
 12 V. Sm. 8° 826.9 
 
 — Short studies on great subjects. New York, 1872, 
 
 73. 2 V. Sm. 8° 1914.5 
 
 JVoie. — Froude as a historian is graphic and readable; but 
 his opinions are often dogniaticallj' given, and his cliauipion- 
 ship of Henry VIII, and defamation of the Queen of Scots, 
 have drawn out adversaries, who criticise him severely. Hia 
 views on Ireland and its connection with English history are 
 not satisfactory to Irish critics. 
 
 Frozen deep. The. Collins, (W.) W. Boston 726.30 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 319.25 
 
 Fruits. Barry, P. Fruit garden. New York [cop. 
 
 1872]. 12° .- 6625.2 
 
 — Beecher, H. W. Plain and pleasant talk about 
 
 fruits, flowers and farming. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 1514.22 
 
 — Downing, C. Selected fruits: including their 
 
 culture, propagation, and management in the 
 garden and orchard. New York, 1871. 16°... 6625.1 
 
 — Duhamel du Monceau, H. L. Traite des arbres 
 
 fruitiers. Paris, 1768. 2 v. F° 6620.1 
 
 — Thomson, D. Handy book of fruit culture under 
 
 glass. Edinburgh, 1873. Sm. 8° 6625.6 
 
 See also Grape culture. 
 
 Fudge family. The, in Paris. Moore, T. Poetical 
 
 works. Leipzig, 1842. Sq. 16° 1614.9.4 
 
 Fudges, The, in England. Moore, T. Poetical 
 
 works. Leipzig, 1842. Sq. 16° 1614.9.5 
 
 Fuel. Percy, J. Metallurgy: the art of extracting 
 metals from their ores. Introduction, refractory 
 materials, and fuel. London, 1875. 8° 6631.10 
 
 — Prideaux, T. S. Economy of. London, n. d. 12°. 1715.13 
 Fuller, Hiram. Belle Brittan on a tour, at New- 
 port, and here and there. New York, 1858. 
 359pp. 12° 413.7 
 
 Fuller, Martha. Righted at last 521.10 
 
 Fuller, Thomas. See Christophers, S. W. Homes 
 
 of old English writers. London [1874]. Sm. 8°. 5428.16 
 
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 Fdllerton, Lady Georgiana. Constance Sherwood. 325.21 
 
 — Ellen Middleton 325.17 
 
 — Grantloy manor 325.19 
 
 — Lady -bird 3 25.20 
 
 — Mrs. Gerald's niece 325.15 
 
 — A stormy life 325.16 
 
 — Too strange not to be true 325.18 
 
 A'o(e. — Lady Fulleiton -was converted to catholiciRin in 
 1852, and her stories published since that time have more or 
 less relation to iier faitli. •' Ellen Middleton" is a domestic 
 story of earlier production. " Grantley manor " bears on the 
 war of creeds. 
 
 Fulton, Robert, Life of. Ronwick, J. {In Sparks, 
 
 J. Library of American biography) ... i ....5028.1.10 
 
 Fungi: their nature and uses. Cooke, M. C. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12" 6436.13 
 
 Fur country, The. Verne, J. Boston, 1874. 8°.. 713.2 
 
 Furnaces, Reverberatory. Prideaux, T. S. Lon- 
 don, N. D. 12° 1715.13 
 
 FuRNESS, William Henry. History of Jesus. Bos- 
 ton, 1850. 291pp. 12° 5815.15 
 
 — Jesus and his biographers. Philadelphia, 1838. 
 
 viii, 450-1- pp. L. 8° 5811.7 
 
 — Remarks on the four gospels. Philadelphia, 
 
 1836. 340pp. 12° 5815.14 
 
 — Thoughts on Jesus of Nazareth. Boston, 1859. 
 
 311pp. 12° 5816.18 
 
 Furnished apartments. Y., H. A. New York, 
 
 [cop. 1870]. 16° 1636.1 
 
 Furniture. Eastlake, Sir C. L. Hints .on house- 
 hold taste in. Boston, 1872. Sm. 8° 6212.1 
 
 — Pollen, J. H. Ancient and modern furniture. 
 
 [London, 1875.] 8° 6214.5 
 
 FusANG, or the discovery of America by Chinese 
 Buddhist priests in the fifth century. Leiand, 
 C. G. London, 1875. 8° 5925.6 
 
 FusTEL DE CouLANGES, Muna Deuis. The ancient 
 city: a study on the religion, laws, and institu- 
 tions of Greece and Rome. From the latest 
 French edition by Willard Small. Boston, 
 1874. 529 pp. Sm. 8° 5923.6 
 
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 Future life. Alger, W. R. Critical history of the 
 
 doctrineofa. New York, 1871. 8° 583L3 
 
 — Erwin, W. The destiny of man. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 5817.4 
 
 — Figuier, (G.) L. The to-morrow of death; or, 
 
 the future life according to science. Boston, 
 
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 — Goodwin, T. A. The mode of man's immortality: 
 
 or, the when, where, and how, of jthe. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12° ...' 6326,11 
 
 — ■ Smith, W. The state of the dead and the destiny 
 
 of the wicked. Battle Creek, 1873. 16° 6327.6 
 
 Gaboriau, ^mile. The clique of gold. From the 
 
 French 710.7 
 
 — File no. 113. From the French 710.40 
 
 — Other people's money. From the French 711.4 
 
 — The widow Lerouge. Translated by F. Williams 
 
 and G. A. 0. Ernst 530.7 
 
 — Within an inch of his life. From the French . . . 732.35 
 Gabriel, a story of the Jews in Prague. From the 
 
 Gorman by A. Milman. Leipzig, 1869. 2674- 
 
 pp. Sq. 16° 313.19 
 
 Gabrielle Andre. An historical novel. [French 
 
 revolution.] Baring-Gould, S 710.39 
 
 Gage, William Leonard. Life of Carl Ritter. New 
 
 York, 1867. viii, 242-f- pp. Sm. 8° 1024.8 
 
 Gail Hamilton, pseud. See Dodge, Mary Abigail. 
 
 Gain, The, of a loss. Yonge, CM 318.15 
 
 Gairdner, James. The houses of Lancaster and 
 
 York; with the conquest and loss of France. 
 
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 [Morris, E. E., editor. Epochs of history.] 16°. 628.4 
 Gala-days. Dodge, M. A. Boston, 1863. 16°... 517.1 
 Galama; or, the beggars. De Liefde, J. B. New 
 
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 Galaxy, The. Vol. 1, 2, 5-12, 14-20. New York, 
 
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 Galibert, L6on, and Pelle, Clement. Angleterre, 
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 Galilei, Galileo. The private life of Galileo. Lon- 
 don, 1870. xi, 307 pp. Portrait. Folded plate. 
 16° : 5525.2 
 
 Gallican church. (See France. History, etc. 
 
 Galt, John. Annals of the parish, and The Ayr- 
 shire legatees. With memoir of the author 515.11 
 
 — The entail 615.9 
 
 — Haddad-Ben-Ahab the traveller. {In Johnson, 
 
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 — The provost, and other tales 520.24 
 
 — Sir Andrew Wylie of that ilk 515.10 
 
 Note. — Gait's novels pertain mostly to middle-class Scotch 
 life. 
 
 Galton, Francis. The art of travel. 4th edition, 
 enlarged. With woodcuts. London, 1867. vi, 
 360 pp. 16° 5918.1 
 
 Galvanism, Rudimentary treatise on. Harris, Sir 
 
 W. S. London, 1869. 12° 1715.29 
 
 Gambler's, The, fate: a drama. Milner, H. M. 
 
 NewYork,N.D. 12° 1635.4 
 
 Games. Dick, W. B. The American Hoyle. New 
 
 York Icop. 1864]. 12° 1516.1 
 
 — Elliott, A. Out-of-doors: a handbook of games 
 
 for the playground. London, 1872. 12° 1517.8 
 
 Within-doors: a book of games and pastimes 
 
 for the drawing-room. London, 1872. 16°.... 1517.9 
 
 — Smith, C. L. Home games for old and young. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 12° 1517.2 
 
 See also Cards, Whist. 
 
 Gangooly, Joguth Chunder. Life and religion of 
 the Hindoos. With a sketch of my life and ex- 
 perience. Boston, 1860. xxx, 306 pp. Plate. 
 12° 1025.13 and 5937.2 
 
 Gannett, Ezra Stiles. A memoir. Gannett, W. C. 
 
 Boston, 1875. 8° 5025.14 
 
 Gannett, William Channing. Ezra Stiles Gannett. 
 Unitarian minister in Boston, 1824-1871. A 
 memoir. Boston, 1875. xv, 9-572 pp. Por- 
 trait. Illustrated. 8° 5025.14 
 
 Garbett, Edward Lacy. Rudimentary treatise on 
 the principles of design in architecture. 3d edi- 
 tion. London, 1867. viii, 247 pp. Illustrated. 
 12° 1715.24 
 
 Gardening. Brill, F. Farm-gardening and seed- 
 growing. New York [cop. 1872]. 12° 6226.6 
 
 — Cobbett, W. The American gardener. New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 1528.6 
 
 — Fessenden, T. G. The American kitchen gar- 
 
 dener. New York, 1855. 12° 1524.11 
 
 — Henderson, P. Gardening for profit. New York 
 
 [cop. 1867]. 12° 1514.17 
 
 — Hole, S. R. The six of spades: a book about 
 
 the garden and the gardener. Edinburgh, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 4° : 6226.5 
 
 — Karr, (J. B.) A. A tour round my garden. Lon- 
 
 don [1874]. 4° 6626.4 
 
 — Loudon, J. W. Gardening for ladies. New York, 
 
 1847. 12° 6626.9 
 
 — Rand, E. S., jr. The window gardener. Boston, 
 
 1872. 16° 6626.5 
 
 — Roe, E. P. Play and profit in my garden. New 
 
 York Icop. 1873]. Sm. 8° 1516.13 
 
 — Warner, A. B. Gardening by myself. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 6627.2 
 
 Miss Tiller's vegetable garden and the money 
 
 she made by it. New York [cop. 1873]. 12° . . 1518.2 
 
 See also Agriculture, Evergreens, Flowers, Fruits, Hedges, 
 Landscape gardening, Vegetation. 
 
 Gardiner, Margaret, /ormerZy Miss Power, countess 
 
 of Blessington. Country quarters 319.2 
 
 — Marmaduke Herbert 310.3 
 
 — Memoirs of a femme de chambre 310.4 
 
 — Meredith 330.25 
 
 — Strathern 330.26 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Literary life and correspondence 
 
 of. New York, 1855. 2 v. 12° 1223.2 
 
GARDINER 
 
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 GEIKIE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Gardiner, Margaret, continued. 
 
 — Stoddard, R. H. Personal recollections of. New 
 
 York, 1875. Sq. 16° 1828.9 
 
 Note. — Lady Blessington's tales are societv-novels of inferior 
 merit; but as a Icad'ir of society lierself, she forms a promi- 
 nent figure in accounts of the social and literary life of the 
 first half of this century. See Hall's " Book of memories " 
 [1231.1]; Chorley's Memoirs [5(;iC.14]; and Willis's "Pencil- 
 lings oy the way" [4;50.2]. See also the paper on Lady 
 Blessington and Count D'Orsay in Harper's monthly, vol. 10. 
 
 Gardiner, Samuel Rawson. The thirty years' war. 
 1618-48. London, 1874. xxv, 233 pp. Folded 
 map. [Morris, E. E., editor. Epochs of his- 
 tory.] 16° 628.2 
 
 Gardner, Celia E. Rich Medway's two loves 714.24 
 
 — Stolen waters. [Poem.] New York, 1875. 326 
 
 pp. 12° 1625.12 
 
 — Tested 714.7 
 
 Gardner, Eugene C. Homes and how to make 
 
 them. Illustrated. Boston, 1874. 314 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1518.6 
 
 — Illustrated homes: a series of papers describing 
 
 real houses and real people. With illustrations. 
 Boston, 1875. 287 pp. Sq. 16° 6227.3 
 
 Gardner, Franklin B. How to paint. For the use 
 of the tradesman, mechanic, farmer [etc.]. 
 New York, 1872. 127 pp. 16° 6429.1 
 
 Gardner, John. Longevity: the means of prolong- 
 ing life after middle age. 3d edition, revised 
 and enlarged. Boston, 1875. 191pp. 12°... 6037.4 
 
 Gareth and Lynette. [Poem.] Tennyson, A. Bos- 
 ton, 1872. 16° 5617.6 
 
 Same, (/ri Ai> Poetical works.) Leipzig, 1872. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1614.10.7 
 
 Garibaldi, Giuseppe. The rule of the monk; or, 
 Rome in the nineteenth century. [Fiction.] 
 New York, 1870. 105 pp. 8° 521.18 
 
 Garibaldians, The, in Sicily. Dumas, A. (D.) 
 
 London, 1861. 16° 828.1 
 
 Garland of poetry. The. Kirkland, C. M. New 
 
 York, 1872. 2v.ini. 12° 921.1 
 
 Garnered sheaves. Holland, J. G. New York, 
 
 1873. Sq. 16° 1617.2 
 
 Garnier, Pierre. Dictionnaire annuel des progr^s 
 des sciences et institutiones medicales. Precede 
 d'une introduction par A. Latour. Troisieme 
 annee, 1866. Paris, 1867. xviii, 523-|- pp. 
 12° 6016.1 
 
 Garratt, Alfred C. Electro-psychology and electro- 
 therapeutics; showing the best methods for the 
 medical uses of electricity. Boston, 1860. 
 708-l-pp. 8° 6011.1 
 
 — Medical electricity. 3d edition, revised and il- 
 
 lustrated. Philadelphia, 1866. 1103 pp. 8° . 6012.2 
 Garrett, Edward, pseud. See Mayo, Isabella Fivy. 
 Garrick, David. The Irish widow: a farce. New 
 
 York, n. D. 24 pp. 12° 1635.5 
 
 — Life of. Fitzgerald, P. London, 1868. 2 v. 8°. 5422.8 
 
 Note. — The life by Fitzgerald is extended and entertaining, 
 and though carelessly put together, it embodies much new 
 material, and is the best, as well as the latest, and is epito- 
 mized in Harper's monthly, vol. 37. A chapter in Forster's 
 "Life of Goldsmith" [1022.1] first made public much matter 
 concerning Garrick's early career. A sufficient account for 
 the general reader is in Doran's " Their majesties' servants " 
 [1532.2]. 
 
 Garrison, William Lloyd. Sonnets and other poems. 
 
 Boston, 1843. 96 pp. 12° 1617.6 
 
 Garstangs, The, of Garstang grange. Trollope, 
 
 T. A 334.21 
 
 Gartenlatjbe, Die. 1873. Leipzig, 1873. Illus- 
 trated. L. 4° 1330.2 
 
 Gas. Hughes, S. Treatise on gas works. London, 
 
 1871. 12° 6438.2 
 
 — Magnier, M. D. Manuel de Teolairago au gaz. 
 
 Paris, 1849. 24° 6439.7 
 
 Gas-consumer's guide, The: a hand-book of instruc- 
 tion on the proper management and economical 
 use of gas. With a full description of gas- 
 metres, etc. Boston, 1871. 148 [140] pp. 16°. 6438.3 
 Gascoyne the sandal-wood trader, Ballantyne, R. M. 923.11 
 Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn. Cousin Phillis and 
 
 other tales 328.18 
 
 Contents. — Cousin Phillis; Six weeks at Heppenheim; 
 Cuiious, if true; Right at last; The Manchester marriage. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, continued. 
 
 — Cranford 328.21 
 
 — A dark night's work 328.22 
 
 — Lizzie Leigh ; and other tales 328.17 
 
 — Life of Charlotte Bronte. Leipzig, 1857. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. Sq. 16° 1238.11 
 
 — Same. New York, 1857. 2 v. 1 plate. Por- 
 
 trait, 12" 1225.29 
 
 — Same. London, 1871. viii, 441 pp. 16° 1225.9 
 
 — Lois the witch and other tales 328.14 
 
 Contents. — Lois the witch ; Thegrey woman ; The doom of 
 the Griffiths ; The half-brothers ; The crooked branch. 
 
 — Mary Barton 328.23 
 
 — The moorland cottage 526.13 
 
 — My lady Ludlow 521.17 
 
 — North and South. Leipzig, 1855. 428-}- pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 328.16 
 
 — Right at last, and other tales 736.26 
 
 — Ruth 328.15 
 
 — Sylvia's lovers 328.20 
 
 — Wives and daughters 328.19 
 
 Note. — Mrs. Gaskell's novels are examined in the Cornhill 
 magazine, 1874, or no. 1555 of Living age. 
 
 Gaskell, George. Algeria as it is. London, 1875. 
 
 xxviii, 327 pp. Sm. 8° 6935.4 
 
 Gasparin, Agenor (^^tienne), cumte de. America 
 before Europe. Translated by M. L. Booth. 3d 
 edition. New York, 1862. xi, 419 pp. 12° . . 414.2 
 
 — The uprising of a great people: the United 
 
 States in 1861. Abridged from the French. 
 With appendices. London, 1861. vi, 82 pp. 
 Sm. 8° 817.5 
 
 Gassendi, Pierre Gassend, Biography of. Rogers, 
 H. (/n Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. New 
 biographies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 Gastronomy. A book about the table. Jeaffreson, 
 
 J. C. London, 1875. 2 v. 8° 6432.3 
 
 Gates ajar. The. Phelps, E. S 537.9 
 
 Gatling guns. Report of the board of officers on 
 Gatling guns of large calibre for flank defence. 
 See United States. Department of war. Ord- 
 nance department. Washington, 1874. 4° 6910.7 
 
 Gautier, Hippolyte. Les curiosites de I'exposition 
 universelle de 1867. Avec 6 plans. Paris, 
 1867. 186-f-pp. 16° 1518.13 
 
 Gautier, Theophile. Constantinople. From the 
 French, by R. H. Gould. American edition re- 
 vised. New York, 1875. 363-|- pp. 12° 824.12 
 
 — Jean et Jeannette. Paris, 1863. 319-|- pp. 18°. 5536.2 
 
 — A winter in Russia. From the French, by M. M. 
 
 Ripley. New York, 1874. 348-}- pp. 12°. 
 
 824.5 and 5915.10 
 
 — joint author. The cross of Berny. See Girardin, 
 
 Delphine Gay de 725.30 
 
 Gavin, Antonio. The great red dragon; or the 
 master-key to popery. Boston, 1854. 408 pp. 
 
 1 plate. 12° 1226.21 
 
 Gay cottage. Bradley, W. 1 918.29 
 
 Gaylord, Glance, j9se7/c?. See Bradley, Warren Ives. 
 
 Gayworthys, The. Whitney, A. D. T 735.8 
 
 Gazetteers. Morse, J., and Parish, E. New 
 gazetteer of the Eastern continent. Charles- 
 town, 1802. 8° 432.4 
 
 — Thomas, J., and Baldwin, T. Lippincott's pro- 
 
 nouncing gazetteer. Philadelphia, 1873. 8°. 
 
 *R.R., B.3.2 
 Gazza, La, ladra. Rossini, G. (In Ditson, 0,, and 
 
 CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.3 
 
 GEBELTeir. Tudor, W 532.4 
 
 Geier-Wally. [Fiction.] Hillern, W. von 521.33 
 
 Geikie, Archibald. Life of Sir Roderick I. Murchi- 
 son. Based on his journals and letters. With 
 notices of his scientific contemporaries and a 
 sketch of the rise and growth of palaeozoic ge- 
 ology in Britain. Illustrated with portraits and 
 
 woodcuts. London, 1875. 2 v. 8° 5333,3 
 
 Geikie, James, The great ice age, and its relations 
 to the antiquity of man, London, 1874. xxiii, 
 
 575 pp. Illustrated. Maps. 8° 6633.2 
 
 jVo<e. — "A systematic account of the glacial epoch, with 
 special reference to its changes of climate. ' — Pre/ace. 
 
GELl&E 
 
 92 
 
 GERMANY 
 
 SUelf. No. 
 Gel6e, Claude, called Claude Lorrain. Liber veri- 
 tatis. Keproduced in autotype from selected 
 etchings by Richard Earlom, after the original 
 drawings by Claude Lorraine. London, 1872. 
 2 V. F" 6220.6 
 
 Contents.— [_Vo]. I.] Marine subjects 
 [III.] Pastoral subjects. 
 
 [II.] Landscapes. 
 
 Gem series. See Sargent, Epes. 
 Genealogies. Deane, W. 11. A genealogical me- 
 moir of the Leonard family. Boston, 1851. S'^. 612.4 
 
 — Fowler, W. C. Memorials of the Chaunceys, in- 
 
 cluding President Chauncy, his ancestors and 
 descendants. Boston, 1858, 8" 610.3 
 
 — Shattuck, L. Memorials of the descendants of 
 
 William Shattuck. Boston, 1855. 8" 612.7 
 
 General, The. Barrows, W 934.2 
 
 Generative organs. The functions and disorders of 
 the reproductive organs. Acton, W. Philadel- 
 phia, 1865. 8"= 6022.6 
 
 Genesis disclosed. Davies, T. A. New York, 1874. 
 
 12" 6327.12 
 
 Genesis of species. On the. Mivart, St. G. Lon- 
 don, 187 L Sm. 8" 1536.5 
 
 Genesis, The, of the New England churches. Bacon, 
 
 L. New York, 1874. 8" 5812.13 
 
 Genest, John. Some account of the English stage, 
 from the restoration in 1660 to 1830. Bath, 
 1832. 10 V. 8° 5622.2 
 
 Geneva. Abbott, J. Rollo in 917.18 
 
 — Tribunal of arbitration. See Alabama claims. 
 
 — Wilson, H. B. Seances historiques de Gendve. 
 
 The national church, (/n Essays and reviews) . 1538.3 
 
 — Sa7ne. (In Hedge, F. II. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology) 1526.24 and 5814.15 
 
 Genevieve. Lamartine, A. (M. L.) de. New York, 
 
 1871. 8° 531.25 
 
 Genevieve de Brabant. Offenbach, J. (In Ditson, 
 
 0., and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Genghis Khan, History of. Abbott, J 914.36 
 
 Gennesareth, The Rob Roy on the. Macgregor, J. 
 
 New York, 1870. Sm. 8° 423.17 
 
 Gentianella. Randolph, ilfrs. — 714.9 
 
 Gentleman, A, from Ireland: a comedy. O'Brien, 
 
 F. NewYork, N. D. 12° 1635.5 
 
 Geoffrv Hamlyn. Kingsley, H ; 326.23 
 
 Geography. Aiken, J. Geographical delineations, 
 or a compendious view of the natural and politi- 
 cal state of all parts of the globe. Philadel- 
 phia, 1807. 8° 232.1 
 
 — Colton, G. W. General atlas, containing 180 
 
 maps and plans. [With] letter-press descrip- 
 tions, by R. S. Fisher. New York, 1873. F°. 
 
 *R.R. Desk 
 
 — Cornell, S. S. Intermediate geography. New 
 
 York, 1859. i° 5030.3 
 
 — Cummings, J. A. Introduction to ancient and 
 
 modern geography. Boston, 1818. 12° 438.2 
 
 — Hale, N. An epitome of universal geography. 
 
 Boston, 1830. 12° 437.3 
 
 — Kiepert, H. Grosser Hand-Atlas des Himmels 
 
 und der Erde. Thiiringer, 1873. F° *R.R. Desk 
 
 — Knight, C. Geography; or, first division of 
 
 " The English cyclopgedia." London, 1866-69. 
 
 4 V. and supplement. 4° *R.R., F.2.1 
 
 — Mitchell, S. A. A system of modern geography. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1846. 16° 437.4 
 
 — Morse, J. American universal geography. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1805. 2 V. 8° 432.2 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman 
 
 geography. London, 1872. 2 v. 8° *R.R,, E.3.4 
 
 — Thomas, J., and Baldwin, T. Lippincott's pro- 
 
 nouncing gazetteer. Philadelphia, 1873. 8°. 
 
 *R.R., B.3.2 
 See also Glaciers, Physical geography. 
 
 Geologv. Agassiz, L. (J. R.) Geological sketches. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 16° 1525.13 
 
 — Darwin, C. (R.) Journal of researches into the 
 
 geology of the countries visited during the voy- 
 age of [the] Beagle round the world. New 
 York, 187 L 2 v. 16° 1526.11 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Geology, continued. 
 
 — Geikie, A. Life of Sir Roderick I. Murchison. 
 
 With a sketch of the rise and growth of palaeo- 
 zoic geology in Britain. London, 1875. 2 v. 8°. 5333.3 
 
 — Hartt, C. F. Geology of Brazil. Boston, 1870. 
 
 %^ 5033.1 
 
 — Hooker, W. Geology. New York, 1872. 12°.. 6636.3 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Town geology. ' London, 1872. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1526.3 and 6636.2 
 
 — Lyell, Sir C. Geological evidences of the an- 
 
 tiquity of man. With an outline of glacial and 
 
 post-tertiary geology. London, 1873. 8° 6613.7 
 
 Principles of. New York, 1873. 2 v. 8°.... 6631.7 
 
 — Miller, U. The foot-prints of the Creator. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1859. 12° ....1526.16 
 
 The old red sandstone. Boston, 1857. 12°.. .1524.20 
 
 Popular geology. Boston, 1859. 12° 1524.19 
 
 The testimony of the rocks. Boston, 1872. 12°. 1527.2 
 
 — Mitchell, S. L. Observations on the geology of 
 
 North America. New York, 1818. 8° 6633.1 
 
 — Owen, R. Key to the geology of the globe. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 8° 6631.9 
 
 — Portlock, J. E. Rudiments of. London, n. d. 
 
 12° 1716.3 
 
 — Tate, R. Rudimentary treatise on. London, 
 
 1871. 2 V. 12° 1715.7 
 
 — Taylor, J. E. Geological stories. London, 1873. 
 
 16° 6637.2 
 
 See also Earth, Physical geography. 
 
 Note. — On the connection of geology with prehistoric 
 archaeology, see Bulletin, vol. Ii, p. i!98. 
 
 Geometry, Practical plane and solid. Angel, H. 
 
 New York [Glasgow], 1873. 16° 1717.4 
 
 George II, king of England, Historical sketches of 
 the reign of. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) Boston, 
 N. D. 8° 1032.1 
 
 George III, Mng of England. Brougham, H., lord. 
 Lives of philosophers of the time of. Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. 16° 5614.4.1 
 
 Men of letters of the time of. Edinburgh, 
 
 1872. 16° 5614.4.2 
 
 Statesmen of the time of. Edinburgh, 1872. 
 
 16° Vol. 3-5 of 5614.4 
 
 George IV, king of England, Statesmen of the time 
 of. Brougham, H., Zorrf. Edinburgh, 1872. 16°. 
 
 Vol. 3-5 of 5614.4 
 
 See also for George II, George in, and George IV, the Cata- 
 logue notes on English history, printed separately. 
 
 George Canterbury's will. Wood, E. P 333.3 
 
 George Dandin: comedie. Moliere, J. B. P. 
 
 (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.2 
 
 George Geith of Fen court. Riddell, J. H 316.1 
 
 George Julian. Cockton, H 717.7 
 
 Georges, The four, of England. Thackeray,NW. M. 
 
 Leipzig, 1861. Sq. 16° 335.3 
 
 Note. — A graphic and caustic narrative of the court life of 
 these reigns. 
 
 Georgie. Abbott, J 917.35 
 
 Gerald Fitzgerald, "the chevalier." Lever, C. (J.). 730.4 
 Geraldine. [Poem.] Dawes, R. New York, 1839. 
 
 12° 5217.4 
 
 Geranpo, Joseph Marie, baron de. Self-education; 
 or the means and art of moral progress. From 
 the French by Elizabeth P. Peabody. Boston, 
 
 1860. XV, 468 pp. 16° 1536.13 
 
 Gerard, (Cecile) Jules (Basile). Lion hunting and 
 sporting life in Algeria. 4th edition. London, 
 1857. 224 pp. Illustrated. Portrait. 16°... 427.4 
 Gerda; or, the children of work. Schwartz, M. S. 735.36 
 German music. Modern. Chorley, H. F. London 
 
 [1854]. Sm. 8° 6235.2 
 
 German poets. Gostwiek, J. New York [1874]. 8°. 5723.5 
 German universities. Hart, J. M. New York, 
 
 1874. 12° 5836.11 
 
 German tales. Auerbach, B, 918.14 
 
 Germany. Geography, description, travel, etc. 
 
 — Adams, W. T. Down the Rhine; or, Young 
 
 Americain. Boston, 1873. 16° 916.16 
 
 — Arnold, M. Higher schools and universities in. 
 
 London, 1874. Sm. 8° 5836.6 
 
NIYERSITY 
 
 GERMANY 
 
 93 
 
 GBRMASyj^JTTORNI 
 
 Shelf. JTo. 
 Germany. Geography, description, travel, etc., confd. 
 
 — Baedeker, C. Handbook for travellers [in North- 
 
 ern Germany]. Coblenz, 1870. 16° 5718.3 
 
 Handbook for travellers [in Southern Ger- 
 many]. Coblenz, 1871. 16" 5718.2 
 
 — Brace, C.L. Home-life in. New York, 1853. 12". 425.19 
 
 ^ote. — A series of papers on home-life in Germany ap- 
 peared in Eraser's magazine, 1875. 
 
 — Browne, J. R. An American family in. New 
 
 York, 1871. 12° 424.18 
 
 Note. — Also in Harper's monthly, vol. 27. 
 
 — Gostwick, J. German poets. A series of memoirs 
 
 and translations. New York [1874]. 8° 5723.5 
 
 — Hawthorne, J. Saxon studies. [Descriptions of 
 
 Dresden, etc.] Boston, 1876. 12° 424.5 
 
 — Head, Sir F. B. Bubbles from the Brunnen of 
 
 Nassau. London, 1866. 12° 425.2 
 
 — Hope, Mrs. — . S. Boniface and the conversion 
 
 of. London, 1872. 16° 6735.6 
 
 — Johnson, A. C. Peasant life in. New York, 
 
 1859. 12° 827.9 
 
 — Kroeger, A. E. The minnesinger of. New York, 
 
 1873. 16° 5735.1 
 
 — Mansfield, R. B. The log of the Water lily. 
 
 During two cruises in the summers of 1851-52, 
 on the Rhine, Neckar, Main, Moselle, Danube 
 and other streams of. Leipzig, 1854. Sq. 16°. 313.20 
 
 — Map of Austria and the German empire, London, 
 
 1873. 30 in. X 18 in , 5730.3 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for Northern Germany. 
 
 London, 1871. 12° 5915.1 
 
 Handbook for Southern Germany. London, 
 
 1871. 12° 5716.2 
 
 — Shinn, E. The new Hyperion. Philadelphia, 
 
 1875. 8° 5722.4 
 
 — Spencer, E. Sketches of Germany and the Ger- 
 
 mans. London, 1836. 2 v. 8" 422.6 
 
 — Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. N., baronne de. De 
 
 I'Allemagne. Paris, 1869. 18° 5536.21 
 
 Germany. New York, 1871. 2 v. in 1. 12°. 5726.1 
 
 — Wallace, Mrs. E. D. A woman's experiences in. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 423.11 
 
 — Ward, J. Experiences of a diplomatist, being 
 
 recollections of, 1840-70. London, 1872. 8°.. 5714.6 
 
 See also Austria, Prussia, Kliine, etc. 
 
 Note. — See Andersen's "Poet's bazaar" [426.18]; and a 
 paper on the Harz mountains in Harper's monthly, vol. 47, 
 and on the gambling spas in vol. 45. 
 
 History, etc. 
 
 — Bryce, J. The holy Roman empire. London, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 5814.19 
 
 — Feydeau, E, (A.) L'Allemagne en 1871. Paris, 
 
 1872. 18° 5726.1 
 
 — Gardiner, S. R. The thirty years' war, 1618-48. 
 
 London, 1874. Sq. 16° 628.2 
 
 — Hozier, H. M. The seven weeks' war. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1867. 2 V. 8°..... 5922.4 
 
 -— Kohlrausch, H. F. T. History of; from the 
 earliest period to the present time. New York, 
 
 1874. 8° 5712.3 
 
 — Menzel,W. History of. London, 1871. 3 v. 8°. 5715.3 
 
 — Moltko, H. C. B. von. Histoire de la campagne 
 
 de 1866. Paris, 1868. 8° 5712.1 
 
 — Motley, J. L. Life and death of John of Barne- 
 
 veld. With the primary causes of the thirty 
 
 years' war. London, 1874. 2 v. 8° 5713.3 
 
 — Schiller, (J. C. ) F. von. Geschichte des dreissig- 
 
 jahrigon Krieg. Stuttgart, 1867. 12° 5734.1.9 
 
 History of the thirty years' war. New York, 
 
 1846. 12° 826.6 
 
 — Tacitus, C. C. Germania. Philadelphia, 1849. 
 
 Sm. 12° 6118.6 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Gustavus Adolphus in Germany, 
 
 and other lectures on the thirty years' war. Lon- 
 don, 1872. Sm. 8°... 5717.2 
 
 Note. — The most popularly written (jeneral history, for the 
 period it covers, is Kolilraiiscti's [5712.3] ; but Menzel's [5715.3] 
 is an honest, readable book, ot good reputation, and comes 
 down to 1814. See also Bryce's " Holy Roman empire " 
 [5814.19] and Coxe's "History of the house of Austria" 
 [5715.1], which covers an extended period. 1218-1792, and has 
 been continued. See the general histories of Kurope, and 
 those of Austria, Prussia, etc. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Germany. History, etc., continhed. 
 
 For the Roman period, see CsBsar's "Commentaries " [61l5.5] ; 
 Tacitus's "Germania'' [(>]18.<i]; Gibbon's 9th chapter of 
 his History [824.9] ; and Merivale's " Roman empire " [rwl5.;5]. 
 The victory of Arminius is told in Creasy's " Decisive battles " 
 [824.6]. 
 
 For the period before the reformation, beside the general his- 
 tories, sec Mrs. Hope's " St. Boniface and the conversion 
 of the Germans" [5735.6]; and Hallam s "Middle ages" 
 [5916.1]. Also the note on Charlemagne and his period, under 
 France. 
 
 In fiction, Meinhold's " Sidonia the sorceress " [531.1] is a 
 picture of mediaval life. James's " Mary of Burgundy " 
 [722.11] covers the period of Maximilian I. There are illus- 
 trations of the Vehm gerichte in Scott's "Anne of Geierslein" 
 [324.1; 533.1]. 
 
 For the sixteenth century, the most considerable English 
 contribution is Robertson's " Charles the fifths" [1226.9]. See 
 Reformation, note. 
 
 Gardiner's " Thirty years' war" [628.2] is an approved sum- 
 mary of the most recent German authorities on the history of 
 that struggle for German unity, in the seventeenth century, 
 known as tlie Thirty years' war between the Protestant and 
 Catholic forces of Europe, 1618-48. A still more condensed 
 review, without, however, the advantage of the latest re- 
 searches, will be found in Dr. Smytli's well-known " I.,ecture8 
 on modern history " [5012.10; 5925.7]; and genern,l views in 
 connection with contemporary European history will be 
 gained from the more comprehensive histories of Europe, 
 Germany, Austria, Prussia, Sweden, etc. Schiller is un- 
 favorable to Wallenstein, but his readable monograph has 
 popularly the most extended reputation of any on the war. 
 
 Tne causes of the war iiave been elaborately traced in Mot- 
 ley's " John of Ba:neveld" [5713.3]. See Trench's lecture on 
 Gustavus Adolphus in Germany [.5717.2]; J. K. Hosmer's 
 paper on Eiitzen, in the Atlantic monthly, April, 1876, and the 
 note in tlie Bulletin, vol. II, p. 277. 
 
 For historical fiction on tliis period, see James's " Heidel- 
 berg," 1619-22 [327.7]; De Foe's " Memoirs of a cavalier "(Gus- 
 tavus and Tilly); Scniller's drama of Wallenstein [827.26, etc.]. 
 For baronial life, see Miss Yonge's " Dove in the eagle's nest " 
 [318.17]. 
 
 For the Seven years' war, A.n. 1756-6.3, the most elaborate 
 account in English will be found in Carlyle's " Frederick the 
 great " [1237.1]. The relations of Germany with England are 
 recounted in Stanhope's " History of England " [8;j8.3, ch. 32]. 
 
 For the Napoleonic wars, see France. 
 
 For the Seven weeks' war, 18(;6, the most useful book for the 
 English reader is Hozier [5922.4]. 
 
 For the Franco-German war, 1870-71, see France. 
 
 'I'he English reader will find great benetit from the commen- 
 taries on the ditferent periods of German history, with criti- 
 cisms on the authorities, in Smvth's " Lectures on modern 
 history " [5012.10; 5925.7]. See Chesney's article on the mili- 
 tary future of Germany, in Macmillan's magazine, Sept., 1875; 
 and a paper on German parliaments, in Scribner's monthly, 
 April, 1875. 
 
 Language. 
 
 — Adler, G. J. Dictionary of the German and 
 
 English languages. New York, 1873. 8°. *R.R., D.3.8 
 
 A progressive German reader. New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 2025.2 
 
 — Becker, G. F. Lehrbuch der deutschen Stiles. 
 
 Frankfurt am Main, 1850. 8° 5735.7 
 
 — Comfort, G. F. A German course. New York, 
 
 1870. 12° 1933.7 
 
 A German reader. New York, 1871. 12° ... 1933.4 
 
 — Heness, T. Introduction to the Leitfaden. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1874. 12" 2025.i 
 
 — Noehden, G. H. Grammar of the German lan- 
 
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 — Ollendorff, H. G. New method of learning the 
 
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 — Otto, ^. German conversation-grammar. New 
 
 York, 1868. Sm. 8° 1933.5 
 
 — Prendergast, T. The mastery series. New York, 
 
 1868. 12° 1933.3 
 
 — Whitney, W. D. A compendious German gram- 
 
 mar. New York, 1869. 12° 1933.6 
 
 Literature. 
 
 — Baskerville, A. The poetry of Germany. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1872. 16° 1625.4 
 
 — Buchheim, C. A. Deutsche Lyrik. Loudon, 
 
 1875. Sm. 8° 2028.7 
 
 — Carlyle, T. German romance: specimens of its 
 
 chief authors. Boston, 1841. 2 v. in 1. 12° . 5725.2 
 
 — Cherbuliez, V. Etude de litterature et d'art. 
 
 Paris, 1873. 16" 5536.7 
 
 — Deutsches Leben in Lieb' und Treue. Bremen 
 
 [1873]. With illuminated plates. L. 4° 5730.4 
 
 — Deutsches Leben in Liedern. Bremen [1873], 
 
 With illuminated plates. L. 4° 5730.6 
 
 — Gostwick, J. German poets. A series of me- 
 
 moirs and translations. New York [1874]. 8°. 5723.5 
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 ture. New York, 1873. Sm. 8° 5835.2 
 
 — Haym, R. Die romautische Schulo. Berlin, 
 
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 Germany. Literature, continued. 
 
 — Hedge, F. H. Prose writers of Germany. Phila- 
 
 delphia [cop. 1847]. 8*^ 5732.1 
 
 — Kurz, H. Geschichte dor deutschen Literatur. 
 
 Leipzig, 1873. 4 v. 8" 5730.2 
 
 — Vilmar, A. F. C. Geschichte dcr deutschen Na- 
 
 tional-Literatur. Marburg, 1873. 8" 5733.1 
 
 Note. — General histm-ies in English. Carlylc Rave the first 
 important impulse to the study of German lUcrature in Eng- 
 land, and liis Essays |]5(510.73 contain mucli in elucidation. 
 The subject, however, is presented compendiouslv in Gost- 
 wick's " Outlines" [58;«.2]; while Max Miiller furnishes a 
 brief summary to his selection of the classics from the 4th to 
 the 19th century, in his " Chips" [5616.1.3]. See Coleridge's 
 essay in " The friend " [26U..5]. Also Mackintosh's review of 
 Madame de Stael, in his Essays. 
 
 General histories in German. Kurz [5730.2], who follows the 
 
 filan of Chambers and Duyckinck tor English and American 
 iteratures, is the most convenient. The work of Dr. Vilmar 
 [iaGerman, 57.T3.1], coming down to 18.'^2, though generally too 
 au'datory in its estimates, deserves the reputation it has, and, 
 not being overburdened with details, forms an excellent sum- 
 mary. 
 
 Early periods. For the Nibelungen period, see Carlyle's 
 Essays, where is also to be found a review of the literature of 
 the 14th and 15th centuries. See Kroeger, on "The minne- 
 singer" [5735.1]; also Max Miiller's " Chips " [5616.1.3]. See 
 also Hallam [1531.2] for the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. 
 
 Eighteenth centurj/. The English reader will find an able 
 compact summary in some chapters in Lewes's "'Life of 
 Goethe " [5724.1] . and he will also consult the " Life of Les- 
 sing," by Stahr [1022.7]: and of Schiller, by Carlyle [1238.19]. 
 Madame de Stael [5726.1; in French, 55.!6.21] lirst disclosed 
 to the rest of Europe the modern development of German 
 literature; and she was thought to have been influenced by 
 A. W. Schlegel in her bias towards the Romantic school, 
 which Heine [see his '• Prose miscellanies "] souglit to coun- 
 teract. See the paper on the Romantic school ^n tlie Atlantic 
 monthly, Dec, 1875. 
 
 Nineteenth century. Beside the general histories, see Car- 
 lyle's Essays [,')6I0.7]. 
 
 Prose. This department has been specially cultivated in 
 English by Carlyle in his " German romance [5725.2], wiio 
 gives memoirs of the writers, and reviews of their works, from 
 Slusaus to Goethe. Dr. Hedge's book [5732.1] gives the same 
 treatment, with more extensive scojje. 
 
 Poetry. The English reader will consult the section in 
 Longfellow's " Poets and poetry of Europe " [5922.1], and the 
 authorities there named. Baskerville"s book [1G25.4] is an an- 
 thology, with brief memoranda, with German and English 
 text. 
 
 In German, Gervinus's History is extremely elaborated, 
 marked by great industry and patience, but it has not been 
 translated. 
 
 Drama. The section in the translation of Schlegel's Lec- 
 tures [6136.2] is the best brief summary in English. See 
 Lady Pollock, on the German and French drama, in the Con- 
 temporary review, Feb., 1873; and Carlyle, on German play- 
 wrights, in his Essays [5610.7]. 
 
 Education. The reader must go to the Bates Hall cata- 
 logues for the history and development of education in Ger- 
 many. Ilowitt'a " Student life in Germany " is an amusing 
 account of the students' ways of living. See, in this connec- 
 tion, articles on the German universities in Putnam's maga- 
 zine, Oct.,18()8, and Atlantic monthly, vol.7. See also Matthew 
 Arnold's " Schools and universities ou the continent "[58;i(5.6], 
 and a chapter in Ross Browne's " American family in Ger- 
 many " [424.18]. 
 
 Gerome, Jean Leon. In a caravan with Gerome the 
 
 painter, (/n Many lands and many people) . . . 431.3 
 
 Gerry, Elbridge, Life of. Austin, J. T. Boston, 
 
 1828. 8° 1011.3 
 
 Gerstaecker, Friedrich. Frank Wildman's adven- 
 tures on land and water. Translated and re- 
 vised by L. Wraxall 932.42 
 
 — How a bride was won. Translated by F. Jordan. 521.3 
 
 — Wild sports in the far West. Translated from 
 
 the German. With eight crayon drawings. 
 
 Boston, 1861. xi, 396 pp. 12" 415.1 
 
 Gertrude. Sewell, E. M 527.21 
 
 Gervinus, Georg Gottfried. Introduction to the 
 
 history of the nineteenth century. From the 
 
 German. With a brief notice of the author. 
 
 London, 1866. xx, 137 pp. 16" ,..., 836.2 
 
 — Shakespeare commentaries. Translated under the 
 
 author's superintendence by F. E. Bunnett. 
 New edition, revised by the translator. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 1,941pp. 8^ 5610,5 
 
 Gessert, M. a. Rudimentary treatise on the art 
 of painting on glass. From the German. Added 
 an appendix on the art of enamelling, etc. 3d 
 edition. London, 1857. iv, 92 pp. 12° 1715.5 
 
 Gesture. Bacon, A. M. Manual of. Chicago, 
 
 1873. 12° 1736.2 
 
 — Russell, W. Rudiments of, Boston, 1830. 12°. 1517.9 
 Getting on in the world ; or, hints on success in life. 
 
 Mathews, W. Chicago, 1874. 12° 5836.8 
 
 Ghazzali, Abu Haniid Mohammed Ben Mohammed 
 Al. The alchemy of happiness. Translated 
 from the Turkish, by Henry A. Homes. Albany, 
 1873. 120 pp. 8° 1531.9 
 
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 Ghiberti, Lorenzo. Die Chronik seiner Vaterstadt. 
 
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 Ghost, The. O'Connor, W. D. {In Johnson, (E.) 
 
 R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Giaour, The. [Poem.] Byron, G. G. N., lord. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1813. 12° 1619.1 
 
 Gibbon, Charles. In honor bound 710.34 
 
 Gibbon, Edward. Autobiography and correspondence. 
 
 London, 1869. 356 [354] pp. Sm. 8° 1024.6 
 
 — History of the decline and fall of the Roman 
 
 empire. With notes, by H. H. Miltnan. New 
 edition. Philadelphia [1845]. 6 v. Portrait. 12°. 824.9 
 
 — Lawrence, E. Lives of the British historians. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 1224.7.2 
 
 — Rogers, H. Biography of. {In Macaulay, T. 
 
 B., lord, and others. New biographies of illus- 
 trious men) 5428.4 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve, C. A. English portraits. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16° 1025.3 
 
 Gibraltar gallery. The. Abbott, J. Harper's 
 
 story books 936.1.8 
 
 Gibson, John, Life of. Eastlake, Lady E. R. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 8° 5423.13 
 
 Gibson, Walter M. The prison of Weltevreden; 
 and a glance at the East Indian archipelago. 
 Illustrated. New York, 1855. xiv, 495 pp. 12°. 424.3 
 
 GiDDiNGS, Joshua Reed. The exiles of Florida. 
 
 Columbus, 1858. viii, 338 pp. Illustrated. 16°. 825.8 
 
 Gideon's rock. Saunders, K 339.24 
 
 Gift, Theo, pseud. Leisure hour series. Pretty 
 
 Miss Bellew. A tale of home life 529.10 
 
 GiHON, John li.., joint author. Annals of San Fran- 
 cisco. See Soul6, Frank 810.3 
 
 Gilbert, William. Lucretia Borgia, duchess of 
 Ferrara. A biography. London, 1869. 2 v. 
 Portrait. Sm. 8° .. 5526.7 
 
 Gilbert, William Schwenck. Original plays. New 
 
 York, 1876. 366 pp. 12° 1634.1 
 
 Contents. — The wicked world; Pygmalion and Galatea; 
 Charity ; The princess; The palace of truth; Trial by jury. 
 
 Gilbert Starr and his lessons. Bradley, W. 1 913.4 
 
 Gilbert's last summer at Rainford, and what it 
 
 taught. Bradley, W. 1 913.6 
 
 Gil Blas. Le Sage, A. R. The adventures of. 
 
 London [1867]. Sq. 16° 517.18 
 
 Histoire de. Paris, 1872. 18° 5536.17 
 
 Gilchrist, Alexander. Life of William Blake, with 
 selections from his poems and other writings. 
 Illustrated from Blake's own works. London, 
 1863. 2v. Portrait. 8° 6213.9 
 
 Gilded age. The. Clemens, S. L., and Warner, C. 
 
 D. Hartford, 1874. 8° 7J2.1 
 
 Gilder, Richard Watson. The new day. A poem 
 in songs and sonnets. New York, 1876. 112 pp. 
 Sq. 16° 1617.16 
 
 Giles's minority. O'Reilly, E. G 928.10 
 
 Gilpillan, George. The bards of the Bible. New 
 
 York, 1869. 378 pp. 12° 1523.8 
 
 Gilpillan, James. The Sabbath viewed in the 
 light of reason, of revelation, and history, with 
 sketches of its literature. Now York [1862]. 
 xii, 635 pp. 16° .. 1534.3 
 
 Gillet, Joseph Antony, joint author. Natural phi- 
 losophy. See RoLFE, William James 6436.9 
 
 Gillies, Robert Pearso. Personal reminiscences, 
 
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 GiLLRAY, James. Works. jSee Wright, Thomas. . . 5632.1 
 
 GiLMAN, Arthur. Seven historic ages. [Juvenile]. 918.30 
 
 GiLMAN, Samuel. Memoirs of a New England vil- 
 lage choir. By a member. Boston, 1829. 
 149-4- pp. Sm. 12° 1238.22 
 
 GiLMOR, Harry. Four years in the saddle. [Civil 
 war, 1861-65.] New York, 1866. 291 pp. 
 1 plate. 12° 817.1T 
 
 GiLMORE, James Roberts. {Edmund Kirke.) Among 
 the pines: or, South in secession-time. New 
 York, 1862. 310 pp. 12° 916.3 
 
 — Down in Tennessee, and back by way of Rich- 
 
 mond. New York, 1864. 282 pp. 12° 716.19 
 
 — My Southern friends. New York, 18C3. 308 pp. 
 
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 GiLMORE, John. Storm warriors; or, life-boat work 
 on the Goodwin sands. London, 1875. xvi, 
 358 pp. Wood-cut. Sm. 8° 5935.6 
 
 GiLMORE, Parker. (Uhique.) Accessible field sports. 
 
 London, 1869. xii, 336 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8°. 1514.10 
 
 — Gun, rod, and saddle. Personal experiences. 
 
 London, 1869. viii, 295 pp. Sm. 8° 1514.11 
 
 — Prairie and forest: a description of the game of 
 
 North America, with personal adventures in 
 their pursuit. New York, 1874. 378 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12=^ 6415.1 
 
 GiNx's baby. [Satire on English poor laws.] Jen- 
 kins, E 311.21 
 
 Gipsies. See Gypsies. 
 
 Gipsy, The. James, G. P. E 327.17 
 
 Gipsy's, The, daughter. Grey, Mrs 521.27 
 
 Gipsy's, The, prophecy, Southworth, E. D. E. N. . 527.11 
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 cans of recent times. Boston, 1871. 8^^ 1214.14 
 
 GiRARDiN, Delphine Gay de, Gautier, Theophile, 
 Sandeau, (Leonard Sylvain) Jules, and Mery, 
 
 Joseph. The cross of Berny. A novel 725.30 
 
 GiRARDiN, J. The adventures of Johnny Ironsides. 
 
 A tale. Translated by Henry Frith 1114.1 
 
 Girl's, A, romance. Robinson, F. W 731.37 
 
 Girondists. Lamartine, A. (M. L ) de. Histoire 
 
 des Girondins. Paris, 1848. 8 v. 8° 2011.1 
 
 History of the. New York, 1868. 3 v. 12°. 827.25 
 
 GiURAMENTO, II. Mercadante, S. (In Ditson, 0., 
 
 and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.1 
 
 Glaciers. Geikio, J. The great ice age, and its 
 relations to the antiquity of man. London, 
 1874. 8" 6633.2 
 
 — Wonders of the physical world : the glacier, etc. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 1714.31 
 
 Gladiators, The. [Fiction.] Melville, G. J. W.. 321.15 
 Gladstone, John Hall. Michael Faraday. New 
 
 York, 1872. 223 pp. Portrait. 16° 5428.1 
 
 Gladstone, William Ewart. Homeric synchronism: 
 
 an enquiry into the time and place of Homer. 
 
 London, 1876. 284-f pp. Sm. 8° 6117.5 
 
 — Juventus mundi. The gods and men of the he- 
 
 roic age. [Homeric period.] Boston, 1869. 
 xxvii, 554 pp. 1 folded plate. Sm. 8" 1523.9 
 
 — Rome and the newest fashions in religion. Three 
 
 tracts. The Vatican decrees. Vaticanism. 
 Speeches of the pope. Leipzig, 1875. 287 pp. 
 Sq. 16° 1918.12 
 
 — Speeches of pope Pius ix. [From the Quarterly 
 
 review, Jan., 1875.] New York, 1875. 44 pp. 
 
 8^' 191L3 
 
 — The Vatican decrees in their bearing on civil 
 
 allegiance. Added: a history of the Vatican 
 council; with the Latin and English text of the 
 papal syllabus and the Vatican decrees. By 
 Philip Schaff. New York, 1875. 168 [166] 
 pp. 8" 1911.1 
 
 — Vaticanism: an answer to Reproofs and replies. 
 
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 Glaisher, James, Flammarion, Camille, Fonvielle, 
 Wilfrid de, and Tissandier, Gaston. Travels 
 in the air. Edited by J. Glaisher. With illus- 
 trations. Philadelphia [London], 1871. xxix, 
 398+pp. 8°. 5911.1 
 
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 Ives. 
 
 Glances and glimpses. Hunt, H. K. Boston, 
 
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 Glass. Gessert, M. A. Rudimentary treatise on 
 
 the art of painting on. London, 1857. 12° .. . 1715.5 
 
 — Jarves, D. Reminiscences of glass-making. 
 
 New York, 1865. 8° 6425.2 
 
 — Sauzay, A. Marvels of glass-making. London 
 
 [1869]. Sm. 8°..... 6425.3 
 
 Wonders of glass-making in all ages. New 
 
 York, 1871. 16° 1714.24 
 
 — Trowbridge, J. T. Lawrence's adventures among 
 
 the glass-makers 932.20 
 
 Gleig^ George Robert. Life of Arthur, duke of Wel- 
 lington. Revised, with additions. London, 
 1871. xvi, SOl-f pp. Portrait. Sm. 8° 5426.13 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Gleig, George Robert, continued. 
 
 — Life of Robert, first lord Clive. London, 1848. 
 
 vi, 314 pp. Sm. 8° 5428.8 
 
 — Story of the battle of Waterloo. New edition. 
 
 London, 1861. vi, 330 pp. Sm. 8° 6927.5 
 
 Glen Morris stories. iSee Wise, Daniel. 
 
 Gliddon, George R., joint author. Types of man- 
 kind. .See Nott, Josiah Clark 6610.7 
 
 Glimpse, A, of the world. Sewell, E. M 3 14.17 
 
 Glimpses of life in Victoria. By a resident. Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. xi, 428-j-pp. 8° 5931.11 
 
 Glover, Mary Baker. Science and health. Boston, 
 
 1875. 456 pp. 12° 1733.3 
 
 Gloves. Manuel du fabricant de gants. Artois, 
 
 V.d'. Paris, 1835. 24° 6439.2 
 
 Gluck, Christophe Willibald Ritter von. See Haweis, 
 
 H. R. Music and morals. New York, 1872. 12°.1513.16 
 
 Go-ahead. Fosdick, C. A 934.7 
 
 Go-ahead series. .See Fosdick, Charles A. 
 
 GoAKS and tears. Lewis, C. B 713.9 
 
 God and the Bible. Arnold, M. Boston, 1876. 12°. 5815.5 
 
 God in history. Bunsen, C. C. J. von. London, 
 
 1868,70. 3 V. 8° 5813.13 
 
 GoDDARD, J. T. The velocipede; its history, varie- 
 ties, and practice. With illustrations. New 
 York, 1869. 107 pp. 16° 1514.5 
 
 Godey's lady's book. Vol. 85-91. Philadelphia, 
 
 1872-75. 7 V. 8° 1412.1 
 
 GoDKiN, James. The religious history of Ireland, 
 primitive, papal, and protestant. London, 
 1873. viii, 313 pp. 8° 5412.3 
 
 GoDOLPHiN and Falkland. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. 
 
 E.) L 336.4 
 
 Godwin, Parke. Cyclopaedia of biography: a record 
 of the lives of eminent persons. New edition. 
 With Supplement, by G, Sheppard. New York, 
 1872. 825, 128-}- pp. 12° *R.ll., F.3.4 
 
 Godwin, William. Adventures of Caleb Williams. 
 
 Boston 521.22 
 
 — .Same. New York. 2v 536.5 
 
 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. Werke. Stuttgart, 
 
 1868. 36 V. in 18. 8° 5737.1 
 
 Contents. —Vol. [I.] 1, 2. Goethe's Leben ; Gedichte. [11.] 
 3. Hermann uiid Dorothea; Achilleis; Reineke Euchs. 4. 
 Gbtz von Berlichingen niit der eiserneu Hand; Egniont; 
 Clavigo. [III.J 5. Faust. 6. Ipliigenie auf Tauris; Tor- 
 quato Tasso; Die natiiriiche Tochter; Elpenor. [IV.] 7. 
 Leiden des jungen Werthers; Briefe aus der Schweiz; Brief 
 eines Landgeisilichen ; Zwo biblische Fragen ; Die Wahlver- 
 wandtschat'ten. 8. Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre. [V.] 9, 10. 
 Wilhelm Meisters Wauderjahre. 10. Reise der Sohiie JVIega- 
 prazons; Die guten Weiber; Novelle. [VI.] 11, l.i. Aus 
 meinem Leben; Wahrheitund Dichtnng. 
 
 [VII.] 13. Spriiche in Reinien ; Spriiehe in Prosa ; Ethisches. 
 14. West-ostlicher Divan. [VIII]. 15. Alles an Persoueu 
 und zii festlichen Gelegenlieiten gedichtete enthaltend. 16. 
 Lustspiele und Farcen. [IX.] 17. Singspiele. 18. Schauspiele; 
 Zeitstiieke. [X.] 19. Italienische Reise. 20. Italien. [XI.] 
 21. Campagjie in Frankreieh; Belagerung von Mainz; Unter- 
 haltungen deutscher Ausgewanderten. 22. Schweizerreise; 
 Rhein, Main und Neckar. [XII.] 23. Annalen odor Tag- 
 und Jahresliefte von 1749, bis Ende 1822; Biographische 
 Einzelnheiten. 24. Benvenuto Cellini, B. l-o. 
 
 [XIII.] 25. Benvenuto Cellini, B. 4; Anhang; Rameau's 
 Netfe; Diderots Versuch uber die Malerei. 26. Winckelmann; 
 Philipp Hackert; Einleitung in die PropyJaen; Ueber Lao- 
 koon ; Der Sammler und die Seinigeu ; Ueber Wahrheit und 
 Wahrscheinlichkeit der Kunstwerke; Philostrat's Gemalde; 
 Antik uud Modern; Nachtragliclies. [XIV.] 27. Ferneres 
 iiber Kunst. 28. Deutsche Literatur. [XV.] 29. Ausvvartige 
 Literatur und Volkspoesie. ."0. Jngenddranien; Entwurfe. 
 
 [XVI.] 31. Gotz von Berlicliingen mit der eisernen Hand, 
 fiir die Biihne; Die Wette; Mahomet, nach Voltaire; Tancred, 
 nach Voltaire; Theater und dramatische Poesie. 32. Mor- 
 phologie. [XVII.] 33. Zur Farbenlehre, didaktischer TheiU 
 34. Zur Farbenlehre, polemiscIierTheil. [XVIII.] 35. Mate- 
 rialen zur Geschiehte der Farbenlehre. 36. Naturwissen- 
 schaftliche Einzelnheiten; Mineralogie; Geologic; Meteoro- 
 logie; Zur Naturwissenschaft ini Allgemeinen ; Chronologie 
 der Entstehung Goethescher Schriften. 
 
 — Auto-biography. Also Letters from Switzerland, 
 
 and Travels in Italy. Translated by J. Oxen- 
 ford and A. J. W. Morrison. London, 1872. 
 2v. Portrait. Sm. 8° 1025.5 
 
 — Conversations with Eckermann and Soret. From 
 
 the German by J. Oxenford. New edition. 
 London, 1874. xxvii, 583 pp. Sm. 8° 5735.11 
 
 — Correspondence with a child. Boston, 1872. 504 
 
 pp. Portrait. Sm.8° 533.10 
 
 — Egmont: a tragedy. From the German by F. 
 
 Boott. Boston, 1871. 150 pp. 16° 1636.3 
 
 — .Same. With English notes, etc. by C. A. Buch- 
 
 heim. Oxford, 1868. xlviii, 199 pp. 16°.... 2027.1 
 
GOETHE 
 
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 — Faust. From the German by J. Anster. Leip- 
 
 zig, 1867. xiv, 295+ pp. Sq. 16° 1613.21 
 
 — Same. Translated, in the original metres, by 
 
 Bayard Taylor. Boston, 1871, 73. 2 v. 4°.. 5730.1 
 
 — Hermann and Dorothea. Translated by E. Froth- 
 
 iugham. With illustrations. Boston, 1870. 
 
 1654- pp. 16° 1615.16 
 
 — Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship. From the Ger- 
 
 man by E. Grove. Leipzig, 1873. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 Sq. 16° 329.9 
 
 — Wilheim Meister's apprenticeship and travels. 
 
 From the German, by T. Carlyle. New edition, 
 revised. Boston, 1871. 2 v. Portrait. Sm. 8°. 515.4 
 
 — Calvert, G. H. Goethe: his life and works. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1872. 16° 1027.2 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. The story of Goethe's life. Lon- 
 
 don, 1873. 8° 5724.1 
 
 — Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, C. Goethe and Men- 
 
 delssohn. (1821-31.) London, 1874. Sm. 8°. 5726.4 
 
 Note. —The story of his life by Lewes is a condensation of 
 his large and excellent biography. Goetlie's " Auto-biog- 
 raphy," though interesting to the student, hardly supplies tlie 
 place of a proper biographical narrative. See Longfellow's 
 " Poets and poetry of Europe " [5922.1]. Goethe's " Corre- 
 spondence with a child " is fictitious, but see Atlantic monthly, 
 Feb., 1873, for a " Curiosity of literature." Calvert presents 
 difl'erent phases of Goethe's life, with a chronological sum- 
 mary of events at the end. 
 
 See additional essays by Emerson, in his " Representative 
 men" [1916.6; 19.)4.6.2]; by Hedge, in his "Prose writers of 
 Germany" [-5732.1]; by Carlyle, in liis Essays [5610.7]; by De 
 Quincey, in his "Biographical essays" [1825.6]; by Long- 
 fellow, in his " Hyperion'' [1838.4.2J; by Mrs. Jameson, m 
 her " Studies" [1916.3]; and by Jettrey [5610.8]. 
 
 Eckermann's " Conversations " [5735.11] is valuable as dis- 
 closing Goethe's opinions. 
 
 Goethe figures in two of the Muehlbach novels, " Old Fritz 
 and the new era " and " Goethe and Schiller." 
 
 See the histories of German literature, and Gostwick's 
 " Outlines of German literature " [5835.2]. 
 
 Going on a mission. Cobden, P 1115.1 
 
 Going West. Adams, W. T 938.9 
 
 GoLB and dross. Mayo, I. F 734.17 
 
 Gold and name. Schwartz, M. S. Boston 531.10 
 
 — Same. New York. 2v 2028.3 
 
 Gold brick. The. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 726.12 
 
 Gold-bug, The. Poe, E. A. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.12 
 
 Gold Elsie. John, E 517.17 
 
 GoLD-FOiL, hammered from popular proverbs. Hol- 
 land, J. G. New York, 1859. 12° .' 1535.5 
 
 Gold hunter's. The, library. See Thomes, Wil- 
 liam H. 
 Gold hunters. The, in Europe. Thomes, W. H. 
 
 Boston, 1873. Sm. 8° 735.4 
 
 Gold hunters'. The, adventures. Thomes, W. H. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 12° 735.3 
 
 Gold thimble. The. Adams, W. T 918.11 
 
 Golden fetters. Lemon, M 312.6 
 
 Golden grain. Farjeon, B. L 732.7 
 
 Golden legend. The. [Dramatic poem.] Longfel- 
 low, H. W. Leipzig, 1856. Sq. 16° 1614.1 
 
 Golden lion. The, of Grandpere. TroUope, A 334.19 
 
 Golden sorrow, A. Hoey, Mrs. C 330.21 
 
 Golden treasury. The. [An anthology.] Palgrave, 
 
 F. T., editor 1627.4 
 
 Golden treasury series. Namely: — 
 
 — Buchheim, G. A. Deutsche Lyrik 2028.7 
 
 Golden tress. The. Du Boisgobey, F 532.14 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver. Works. Edited by P. Cunning- 
 ham. London, 1854. 4 v. Illustrated. Por- 
 trait. 8° 5612.1 
 
 (7ort«en««.— Vol. I. Poetical works: The traveller; Edwin 
 and Angelina ; The deserted village ; The haunch of venison ; 
 The captivity ; Retaliation ; Threnodia Augustalis ; Miscella- 
 neous poems; Dramas: The good-natured man; She stoops 
 to conquer ; Scene from the grumbler ; The vicar of Wake- 
 field. IE Enquiry into the present state of polite learning; 
 The citizen of the' world. III. The bee ; Essays ; Unacknowl- 
 edged essays; Prefaces, introductions, etc. IV. Biographies; 
 Reviews; Animated nature; Cock lane ghost; Vida's game of 
 chess; Letters. 
 
 — Select works. With portrait. Leipzig, 1842. 
 
 399+ pp. Sq. 16° 312.23 
 
 CMUenta. — The vicar of Wakefield; The traveller; The 
 hermit; The deserted village ; The haunch of venison; The 
 captivity; Retaliation; Miscellaneous pieces; The good- 
 natured man; She stoops to conquer; Scene from the 
 grumbler. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
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 — The vicar of Wakefield. With illustrations printed 
 
 in oil colours. London, N. d. xxxii, 286 pp. 
 
 Sm. 4° 615.3 
 
 — Forster, J. Life and times of. London, 1871. 
 
 2v. 8° 1022.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1873. 2 v. Sq; 16° 1028.2 
 
 — Irving, W. Oliver Goldsmith : a biography. 
 
 Leipzig, 1850. Sq. 16° 1238.6 
 
 — Same. London, 1850. 16° 715.6 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. Sm. 8° 1815.13 
 
 — Lawrence, B. Lives of the British historians. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 1224.7.2 
 
 — Macaulay, T. B., lord. Biography of. (7» his 
 
 New biographies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 Note. — Forster's " Life and times " makes wliat is in some 
 respects tlie best literary biography produced in our day, and 
 an excellent picture of literary England in the last century; 
 and it furnished the material which Irving has gracefully 
 worked up in his sketchy life. Macaulay's is a spirited sketch. 
 See also Bulwer's essay [336.5]; Scott's " Lives of the novel- 
 ists" [5914.2]; DeQuincey's "Essays on tiie poets" [1825.4]; 
 Howitt's " Homes and haunts " [1225.5]; Thackeray's " Hu- 
 mourists " [12.38.8] ; Forsyth's " Novels and novelists " 
 [6136.1] ; and Harper's monthly, vols. 14 and 48. 
 
 Goldsmith's wife. The. Ainsworth, W. H 330.11 
 
 GoNDi, Jean Francois Paul de, cardinal de Retz. 
 
 Memoires du cardinal de Retz, de Guy-Joli, et 
 
 de la duchesse de Nemours. Nouvelle edition. 
 
 Paris, 1817. 6 v. Portrait. 12° 5528.4 
 
 GooCH, Benjamin. On some of the most important 
 
 diseases peculiar to women; with other papers. 
 
 Prefatory essay by E,. Ferguson. London, 1859. 
 
 Iv, 235-j- pp. 8° 6023.4 
 
 Good, John Mason. The book of nature. Boston, 
 
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 Good English; or, popular errors in language. 
 
 Gould,E.S. New York, 1870". 16° 1736.1 
 
 Good fight, A. Reade, C 538.2 
 
 Good for nothing. Melville, G. J. W 321.11 
 
 Good luck. Cobden, P 926.35 
 
 "Good luck!" Werner, E 731.29 
 
 Good match, A. Perrier, A 725.31 
 
 Good-natured man. The: a comedy. Goldsmith, 0. 
 
 Works. Leipzig, 1842. Sq. 16° 312.23 
 
 — Same. London, 1854. 8° 5612.1.1 
 
 Good old times. The. [Historical novel.] Ainsworth, 
 
 W. H. 2v 329.11 
 
 Good society. Grey, Mrs 521.28 
 
 Good time coming. The. Hale, E. E 529.7 
 
 Good words. VoL 14, 15. London, 1873,74. 2v. 8°. 1338.1 
 GooDEVE, T. M. Elements of mechanism. 2d edi- 
 tion. London, 1871. viii, 269 pp. Illustrated. 
 
 16° 6817.2 
 
 Goodrich, Charles Augustus. History of the United 
 States. 17th edition. Boston, 1827. 296, 20 
 pp. 12°..... 818.6 
 
 — Lives of the signers of the declaration of inde- 
 
 pendence. 4th edition. Boston, 1834. 460 pp. 
 
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 Goodrich, Frank Boot. Remarkable voyages; or, 
 man upon the sea: a history of maritime adven- 
 ture, exploration and discovery, from the ear- 
 liest ages to the present time. With illustrations. 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 560 pp. 8° 421.7 
 
 — and Warden, Frank L. Romance after marriage: 
 
 a comedy. New York, n. d. 28 pp. 12° 1635.4 
 
 Goodwin, Charles WycliflFe. On the Mosaic cos- 
 mogony. {In Essays and reviews) 1538.3 
 
 — Same. {In Hedge, F. H. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology) 1526.24 and 5814.15 
 
 Goodwin, Ezra Shaw. Sermons. With a memoir. 
 
 Boston, 1834. 268 pp. 12° 6816.19 
 
 Goodwin, Mrs. H. B. Dr. Howell's family 734.13 
 
 Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical notes, or con- 
 tributions to the family history of some of the 
 first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts. 
 
 Hartford, 1856. xx, 362 pp. 8° 501L8 
 
 Goodwin, T. A. The mode of man's immortality: 
 or, the when, where, and how, of the future life. 
 
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 Goodwin sands. Storm warriors; or, life-boat work 
 
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 Goody Gracious! and the forget-me-not. Neal, J. 
 
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 Americans of recent times. Boston, 1871. 8°. 1214.14 
 
 GoRDO.v, Clarence. (Vieux Moiistache.) Boarding- 
 school days 915.22 
 
 — That good old time 916.24 
 
 Gordon, George Hamilton, earl of Aberdeen. An 
 
 inquiry into the principles of beauty in Grecian 
 architecture; with an historical view of the 
 rise and progress of art in Gi'eece. Extracted 
 from Wilkins's translation of Vitruvius, to 
 which this work is an introduction. London, 
 1860. viii [vi], 110 pp. 12^ 1716.18 
 
 Gordon, Lucy Austin, lady Buff. Last letters from 
 Egypt. Added letters from the Cape. With 
 a memoir by her daughter, Mrs. Ross. London, 
 1875. xi, 346 pp. Portrait. Sm. 8° 436.5 
 
 Gordon, Mary. ' Christopher North,' a memoir of 
 John Wilson; compiled from family papers and 
 other sources. With an introduction by R. S. 
 Mackenzie. New York, 1866. xi, 484-|- pp. 
 Illustrated. Portrait. 12° 1024.7 
 
 Gore, Catherine Grace Frances. Castles in the air. 311.1 
 
 — The dean's daughter 311.5 
 
 — Heckington 312.25 
 
 — A life's lessons 311.2 
 
 — Mammon 311.3 
 
 — New year's day, a winter's tale 938.7 
 
 — Progress and prejudice 311.4 
 
 — The two aristocracies 312.26 
 
 A'ote. — Mrs. Gore's novels are mostly descriptive of fash- 
 ionable English life. 
 
 Gorilla country. Stories of the. [Africa.] Du 
 
 Chaillu, P. B. New York, 1870. 12° 933.5 
 
 Gorilla hunters, The. Ballantyne, R, M 913.26 
 
 GosAU smithy, The. Parr, L 335.18 
 
 GosSE, Philip Henry. Evenings at the microscope; 
 or, researches among the minuter organs and 
 forms of animal life. New York, 1872." xii, 
 480 pp. 12° 1523.11 
 
 — The romance of natural history. [Popular sci- 
 
 ence.] With illustrations. Boston [I860], xiv, 
 
 372 pp. Sm. 8° 1523.14 
 
 GoSTWiCK, Joseph. German poets. A series of 
 memoirs and translations. With portraits by 
 C. Jager. New York [1874]. 265+ pp. 8°. 5723.6 
 
 Contents. — Tlie poets of the Hohenstaufen time; Tlie 
 master-singers and their times; Klopstock; Wieland; Les- 
 sing; Herder; Goethe; Schiller; Jean Paul; Korner; Cha- 
 misso; Riickert; Uhland; Heine. 
 
 — and Harrison, Robert. Outlines of German lit- 
 
 erature. New York, 1873. xii, 588 pp. Sm. 8°. 5835.2 
 Gothic revival, History of the. Eastlake, Sir C. L. 
 
 London, 1872. Sm. 4° 6221.2 
 
 See also Architecture. 
 
 GoUGER, Henry. Personal narrative of two years' 
 imprisonment in Burmah, 1824-26. With illus- 
 trations. London, 1860. xii, 327 pp. 12° 425.21 
 
 GoUGH, John B. Speech in Boston, Sept. 17, 1860.- 
 
 See Massachusetts temperance society 1524.2 
 
 Gould, Augustus Addison. Report on the inverte- 
 
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 Gould, Benjamin Apthorp, yr. Reply to the "State- 
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 Albany, 1859. v, 366-f- pp. 8° 1912.4 
 
 Gould, Edward S. Good English; or, popular errors 
 in language. 4th edition, revised. New York, 
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 Gould, Jeanie T. Marjorie's quest 723.2 
 
 Gould, S. Baring. See Baring-Gould, Sabine. 
 
 GoULDiNG, F. R. Marooner's island 926.3 1 
 
 Gounod, Charles. Faust; Romeo and Juliet. (In 
 
 Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos) . . 6233.3.1 
 
 Gout, Treatise on the nature and cure of. Scuda- 
 
 more, C. Philadelphia, 1819. 8° 6023.14 
 
 Government. Aldon, J. The science of govern- 
 ment in connection with American institutions. 
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 — Helps, Sir A. Thoughts upon government. 
 
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 Government, continued. 
 
 — Mailfer, H. C. Recherches historiques du juste 
 
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 GowRiE ; or, the king's plot. James, G. P. R 730.8 
 
 Grace Lee. Kavanagh, J 323.2 
 
 Graefe, a. von. Three memoirs on iridectomy in 
 certain forms of iritis, choroiditis and glaucoma. 
 Translated by T. Windsor. London, 1859. viii, 
 
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 Graesse, Johann Georg Theodor. Lehrbuoh einer 
 allgemeinen Literargeschichte aller bekannten 
 Volker der Welt. Dresden, 1838. 13 v. 8°.. 6132.1 
 Graham, Ennis. Not without thorns 731.5 
 
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 Graham, James J. Elementary history of the pro- 
 gress of the art of war. London, 1858. xvi, 
 
 336 pp. 12° 6927.2 
 
 Graham, John, of Claverhouse, viscount Dundee, 
 Memorials and letters illustrative of the life 
 and times of. Napier, M. Edinburgh, 1859, 
 
 62. 3 V. 8° 5331.2 
 
 Graham, Walter. The brassfounder's manual. 3d 
 edition, with illustrations. London, 1870. viii, 
 
 141pp. 12° 1716.2 
 
 Grammar. Hermes or a philosophical inqviry con- 
 cerning vniversal grammar. Harris, J. Lon- 
 don, 1786. 8° 1734.1 
 
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 Grammont, Philibert, comte de, Memoires du. 
 
 Hamilton, A. T. i. Paris, 1823. 32° 5528.5 
 
 Gramont, Antoine Agenor Alfred, due de. Memor 
 lpseud.'\. Passe et present, etude d'histoire 
 contemporaine. 2e edition. Paris, 1875. 192-4- 
 pp. 16° 5534.6 
 
 Granada, Chronicle of the conquest of. Irving, W. 
 
 London, 1850. Sm. 8° 826.4 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 187L Sm. 8° 1815.6 
 
 Grand duchess of Gerolstein. Offenbach, J. (In 
 
 Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos). 6233.3. 5 
 
 Grandmother's money. Robinson, F. W 731.23 
 
 Grandmother's scrap-book. Conant, C. A 916.12 
 
 Grandmother's story of Bunker-hill battle. [A 
 ballad.] Holmes, 0. W. Memorial. Bunker 
 
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 Grand-pI:re, Le, et ses quatre petits-fils. Fou- 
 
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 Grange, Eugene, pseud. See Bast^, Eugene 
 Pierre. 
 
 Grant, Miss — . Victor Lescar 331.18 
 
 Grant, Sir Alexander. Xenophon [outlined and ex- 
 plained]. Edinburgh, 1871. 180-{- pp. Map. 
 16°. [Ancient classics for English readers] .... 6116.9 
 Grant, Anne, formerly Miss MacVicar. Letters 
 from the mountains, 1773-1807. 1st American 
 
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 Grant, Sir Hope. Incidents in the Sepoy war, 
 1857, 58. With some explanatory chapters by 
 H. Knollys. Edinburgh, 1873. xiv, 3804- 
 
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 Grant, James. The great metropolis [London]. 
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 — The yellow frigate 517.12 
 
 Grant, Maria M. Artiste 731.16 
 
 Grant, Ulysses Simpson. Adams, W. T. Our 
 
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 — Badeau, A. Military history of. Vol. i. New 
 
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 — Richardson, A. D. A personal history of. Hart- 
 
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 siderable in extent is that by Richardson, who was a war 
 correspondent with liis army. Of the exclusively military 
 lives Badeaii's is the best; only the first volume, however, is 
 as yet published, bringing the record down to tiie early part 
 of 18()4; but the autlior, as a member of Grant's military 
 household, had great advantages. See the works on the civil 
 war, under the United States. Also Harper's monthly, vols. 
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 Grantley manor. Fullerton, iarfy G 325.19 
 
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 Grapes and thorns. Tincker, M. A 720.12 
 
 Graphic, The. Illustrated. Vol. 8-12. London, 
 
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 Grattan, Henry. See Lecky, W. E. H. Leaders 
 
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 Moore, Sir James Mackintosh, etc. 
 
 Gray, Asa. Botany for young people. [Part i.] 
 How plants grow. With a popular flora. Illus- 
 trated. New York, 1874. 233-|- pp. Sm. 4*^. 6626.7 
 
 Part II. How plants behave, how they move, 
 
 climb, employ insects to work for them, etc. 
 
 New York, 1874. 46 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 4". 1523.24 
 
 Gray, Barry, pseud. See Coffin, Robert Barry. 
 
 Gray, George Zabriskie. The children's crusade: an 
 episode of the thirteenth century. New York, 
 1871. xiii, 240 pp. Sq. 16^ 824.10 
 
 Gray, 0. W., joint compiler. OflScial topographical 
 
 atlas of Massachusetts. 5'ec Walling, H. F. *Il.R., Desk 
 
 Gray, Thomas. Poetical works. With memoir. 
 
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 on the English poets" [5610.6; SCIC..-)]; Walpole's Letters, 
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 See Allibone and references, and the histories of English 
 literature. 
 
 Great army, The. Sketches of life and character in 
 a Thames-side district [London]. By the River- 
 side visitor. [2d edition.] London, 1876. vi, 
 633-f pp. Sm. 8° 1838.2 
 
 Great bonanza. The. Adams, W. T., and others. 
 
 Boston, 1876. 8° 910.3 
 
 Great Britain. The case of Great Britain, as laid 
 before the tribunal of arbitration, convened at 
 Geneva. Washington, 1872. 3 v. 8° 5011.2 
 
 — The counter case of Great Britain as laid before 
 
 the tribunal of arbitration, convened at Geneva,. 
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 — Correspondence concerning claims against Great 
 
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 — Allen, J. Battles of the British navy. London, 
 
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 — Bagehot, W. Lombard street: a description of 
 
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 — Brougham, H., lord. The British constitution. 
 
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 — Burke, Sir (J.) B. A genealogical and heraldic 
 
 dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the 
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 — Fawcett, H. Speeches on some current political 
 
 questions. London, 1873. 8° 5822.11 
 
 — Gairdner, J. The houses of Lancaster and York. 
 
 London, 1874. Sq. 16° 628.4 
 
 — Green, J. R. A short history of the English 
 
 people. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 5418.10 
 
 — Greg, W. R. Rocks ahead; or, the warnings of 
 
 Cassandra. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 5826.6 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1875. 16° 1534.12 
 
 — Greville, C. C. F. The Greville memoirs. A 
 
 journal of the reigns of king George iv and 
 
 king William IV. London, 1875. 3 v. 8° 5414.6 
 
 — Same. {In Stoddard, R. H. Bric-k-brac series). 1828.5 
 
 — Higginson, T. W. English statesmen. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16° 628.7 
 
 — Hinton, R. J. English radical leaders. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16° 628.8 
 
 — Holdsworth, E. W. H. Deep-sea fishing and 
 
 fishing boats. An account of the practical 
 working of the yarious fisheries around the 
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 — Holyoake, G. J. The history of co-operation in 
 
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 — Houghton, W. Sketches of British insects. Lon- 
 
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 — Howitt, W. Homes and haunts of the most 
 
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 — Law, B., first earl Ellenborough. History of the 
 
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 — Lodge, E. Portraits of illustrious personages of 
 
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 — Mills, A. The literature and the literary men of 
 
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 — Morley, H. Memoirs of Bartholomew fair. 
 
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 — Napier, Sir W. F. P. English battles and sieges 
 
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 — Planche, J. R. History of British costume. 
 
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 — Ranke, (F.) L. von. A history of England. 
 
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 — Rawlinson, (Sir H. (C.) England and Russia in 
 
 the East. London, 1875. 8° 5921.5 
 
 — Sargent, F. W. England, the United States, and 
 
 the Southern confederacy. Lonaon, 1864. 8°.. 812.7 
 
 — Smiles, S. Lives of the engineers. Comprising 
 
 also a history of inland communication in 
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 — Smith, P. V. History of the English institutions. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 16° 5418.5 
 
 — Strutt, J. The sports and pastimes of the people 
 
 of England. London, 1876. Sm. 8° 6414.4 
 
 — Thompson, T. Annals of influenza; or, catarrhal 
 
 fever in Great Britain from 1510 to 1837. Lon- 
 don, 1852. 8° 6013.14 
 
 — Thornbury, W. British artists, from Hogarth to 
 
 Turner. London, 1861. 2 v. Sm. 8° 6214.3 
 
 — Wright, T. Our new masters. London, 1873. 8°. 5415.9 
 
 — Yonge, C. D. History of the British navy, from 
 
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 See oiso England, Royal institute, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, 
 and the " Catalogue notes on English history," printed 
 separately. 
 
 Great elm, The. Abbott, J. Harper's story books. 936.1.9 
 Great expectations. Dickens, C. (J. H.) Boston. 1824.5 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338. 15 
 
 Great Hoggarty diamond. The. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
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 — Same, (/n Ais Works.) London 513.1.8 
 
 Great ice age. The. [Geology.] Geikie, J. Lon- 
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 Great march [Sherman's to the sea], Stofy of the. 
 
 Nichols, G. W. New York, 1866. 12^ 815.7 
 
 Great red dragon, The. Gavin, A. Boston, 1854. 
 
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 Great Salt Lake City, Utah. The city of the 
 
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 See also Mormonism, Utah. 
 
 Great South, The. [Southern United States, with 
 
 illustrations.] King, E. Hartford, 1875. 8°. 5031.6 
 
 Great tragic revival. The: a drama. Brougham, J. 
 
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 Great truths on great subjects. Bayley, J. London, 
 
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 Great Western series. The. See Adams, William T. 
 
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 speaking countries, during 1866 and 1867. 
 [United States and Australia.] Dilke, C. W. 
 New York, 1869. 12° 423. 13 and 5935.7 
 
 Greece. Adams, W. T. Cross and crescent; or. 
 
 Young America in. Boston, 1874. 16° 925.11 
 
 — Blackie, J. S. Horae Hellenicse: essays and dis- 
 
 cussions on some important points of Greek 
 philology and antiquity. London, 1874. 8°. . . 6113.4 
 
 — Bonner, J. Child's history of. New York, 1871. 
 
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 — Curtius, E. History of. New York, 1874, 75. 
 
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 — Gordon, G. H. An inquiry into the principles 
 
 of beauty in Grecian architecture; with an his- 
 torical view of the rise and progress of art in. 
 London, 1860. 12° 1716.18 
 
 — Grote, G. History of. London, 1869. 12 v. 16°. 5926.1 
 
 — Guhl, E., and Koner, W. The life of the Greeks 
 
 and Romans, described from antique monuments. 
 
 New York [London], 1875. 8° 5921.9 
 
 — Howard, G. W. F., earl of Carlisle. Diary in 
 
 Turkish and Greek waters. Boston, 1855. 12°. 825.5 
 
 — Howe, S. G. Historical sketch of the Greek 
 
 revolution. New York, 1828. 8° 821.1 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Greek fairy tales. London, 1868. 
 
 16° 935.25 
 
 — Liddell, H. G., and Scott, R. A Greek-English 
 
 lexicon. Oxford, 18G9. 4° *R.R., D.3.6 
 
 — Lloyd, W. W. The age of Pericles. A history 
 
 of the politics and arts of Greece from the Per- 
 sian to the Peloponnesian war. London, 1875. 
 
 2 V. 8° "5921.12 
 
 — Mahaffy, J. P. Social life in Greece from Homer 
 
 to Menander. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 5925.1 
 
 — Mueller, C. 0. History of the"literature of an- 
 
 cient Greece. Continued after the author's 
 death, by J. W. Donaldson. London [1858]. 
 
 3 V. 8°' 6113.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Greece, continued. 
 
 — Mure, W. Critical history of the language and 
 
 literature of antient Greece. London, 1854-67. 
 
 5 V. 8° 6113.5 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for. London, 1872. 12°. 5917. 10 
 
 — Pouquevillo, F. C. H. L. Grece. Paris, 1843. 8°. 5911.8 
 
 — RoUin, C. Ancient history of the Grecians. 
 
 Vol. 1-4, 6-8. Boston, 1807. 8° 5913.1 
 
 — Ruskiu, J. The queen of the air: a study of the 
 
 Greek myths of cloud and storm. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 6236.17 
 
 — Sewell, E. M. A first history of. New York, 
 
 1869. 12= 828.13 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman 
 
 antiquities. London, 1872. 8° *R.R., B.3.5 
 
 Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and 
 
 mythology. London, 1870. 3 v. 8° *R.R., E.3.3 
 
 Dictionary of Greek and Roman geography. 
 
 London, 1872. 2 v. 8° *R.R., E.3.4 
 
 Historyof. New York, 1875. 12° 5916.11 
 
 — Soleinne, — de. Bibliotheque dramatique. T. i. 
 
 Paris, 1843. 8° 5532.1 
 
 — Sophocles, E. A. A glossary of later and Byzan- 
 
 tine Greek. [Cambridge, 1860. Title-page 
 missing.] 4° 6110.2 
 
 — Taine, H. A. The philosophy of art in. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 6217.2 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) B. Travels in. New York, 1872.. 
 
 12° 224.3 
 
 — Willis, N. P. Pencillinga by the way. New 
 
 York, 1844. L. 8° 430.2 
 
 — Wyse, Sir T. Impressions of. London, 1871. 8°. 6931.4 
 
 — Xenophon. The Hellenics, or Grecian history. 
 
 London, 1872. Sm. 8° 6115.4 
 
 See also Athens, Peloponnessus. 
 
 Note.— Dr. "William Smith considers Grote's contributions to historical science the most valuable that have been made within the present generation, 
 and Grote's History, notwithstanding the author's tendency to theorizing, is commonly esteemed the most valuable of all for the student, and except for ita 
 voluminousness for the ordinary reader. He presents the early legendary history, but begins to write in the modern critical spirit when he reaches B. O. 776, 
 and continues tlie narrative to the close of Alexander's generation, B. C. 300. Grote undertook his work to correct the errors of Mitford, and to counteract 
 the ettects following upon Mitford's illiberal views of the popular institutions of the Greeks, which were also controverted in Bulwer's "Athens " [828.10], 
 which comes down only to B. C. 429, and is reviewed from Mitford's stand-point in Alison's Essays [1531.7]. 
 
 The modern critical and philosophical manner of writing history has thrown somewhat into disrepute the heroic and exaggerating method of Plutarch, 
 many of whose Lives [5932.5] trace the progress of Grecian history which was copied by Rollin in his " Ancient history " [5913.1]. 
 
 For the legendary history, see Max Muller's " Chips " [5G16.1]; and the manuals mentioned in the note under Mythology. The 2d chapter of Mure's 
 " Critical history " [6113.5] discusses the historic value of the mythical legends. 
 
 The niostpo;jM/ar of the German histories is that of Curtius, which is to come down to B. C. 404, but it is not yet completed; but an English translation 
 is in progress. In some respects he is more learned than Grote. Less extensive scope will be found in Cox's History [5911.5], and still less in Cox's smaller 
 work [5916.3], coming down to the death of Alexander the great, and in Sewell's " First history " [828.13]. Philip Smith gives a good summarized narrative 
 in his " History of the world." Important episodes with their bearing on the sequence of events are given in Creasy's " Decisive battles " [824.6]. Newman 
 has an essay on the striving of ancient Greece for unity, in Fraser's magazine, 1874. Other illustrative matter will be found in Freeman's *' Essays " [5913.4] 
 and in his " History of federal government " [5921.11]. 
 
 Those who wish to go to Herodotus as an original authority, will find much help from Rawlinson'a notes in his edition [6112.2], and will follow it with 
 Lloyd's " Age of Pericles " [.5921.12], before going on to a later period with Thucydides [6115.8]. The view taken by Herodotus of Greek history is contro- 
 verted in Plutarch's " Morals " [6113.1.4]. 
 
 On the life and manners of the ancient Greeks, Grote is still the best, while Becker's Charicles, though a novel, embodies the critical researches of Ger- 
 man scholarship, accompanied with illustrative notes; and Barth61emy's Anarcharsis is a book of imaginary travels in the ripest times of ancient Greece. 
 In this connection the books above named by Fustel de Coulanges, Guhl and Koner, and Mahaffy deserve examination. 
 
 On the mythology, see Clarke's " Ten great religions" [1523.2] : Max Muller's " Chips " [5616.1.1 and 2] ; an article on the relations of the religion of 
 ancient Greece to her mythology, in the North American review, July, 1869; and Higginson's essay on the goddesses [1915.2; also in the Atlantic monthly, 
 July, 1869]. See a chapter in Muller on religion. See De Quincey on Pagan oracles in his " Memorials " [182i.8], and an examination of De Quincey's views 
 on the religion of the Greeks in the Christian examiner, March, 1866. There is an account of the oracles in Plutarch's " Morals " [6113.1.4]. See also Cocker's 
 " Christianity and Greek philosophy " [5814.4]. 
 
 Felton's Lectures, as the work of a genial writer and the foremost of American Greek scholars, and as embodying personal observations of travel, are 
 of great usefulness to the general reader. Smith's Dictionaries, named above, embody the latest erudition and are of great excellence. 
 
 Emerson says, " An excellent popular book is J. A. St. John's Ancient Greece; the life and letters of Niebuhr, even more than his lectures, furnish 
 leading views. The secret of the recent histories in German and in English is the discovery, owed first to Wolff and later to Boeckh, that the sincere Greek 
 history of that period nnist be drawn from Demosthenes, especially from the business orations, and from the comic poets." 
 
 For the period of the Trojan war. Homers poem, which Gladstone holds to be substantial fact, and has illustrated in his " Juventus mundi" [1523.9], 
 may be compared with Shakespeare's treatment in Ids " Troilus and Cressida." 
 
 History, — middle period. 
 
 Gibbon's Rome [824.9] may be consulted for the '• middle period " of Greek history. 
 
 On the war for independence begun in 1821, beside Howe, see Felton's Lectures and Mr. Everett's elegant essay in the North American review for 
 October, 1823 [also in his works], and Mr. "Webster's speech in congress [in liis works, 5013.1] for the recognition of Greek independence. 
 For description and travel, beside the books named above, see "W. C. Prime's paper in Harper's monthly, vol. 17. 
 
 Literature, etc. 
 
 For the general history of Greek literature, the English reader will find compendious accounts in some of the lectures of Felton's Greece; while Grote's 
 view of the literature is as valuable as his history is in other sections. And similar side treatment will be found in Curtius; in Bulwer's "Athens "' [828.10]; 
 and in Lloyd's " Age of Pericles " [5921.12]. Mueller, who died in 1840, left incomplete what promised to be a most valuable history, but it has been con- 
 tinued by Donaldson [6113.3]. The work of Col. Mure [6113.5] is, however, the most elaborate monograph in English. See also De Quincey's article on 
 " style " in his " Historical and critical essays " [1825.3]. 
 
100 
 
 On the lyrical poetry, see Felton's Lectures, and Grote [6926.1.4]. 
 
 On the Greek drama, gee Schlegel's " Lectures on the dramatic art and literature " [61.%.2] ; chapters in Grote [5920.1] ; Book v of Bulwer'g " Athena " 
 [828.10]; Felton's Greece; Froude's " Sea studies" in Fraser's magazine, 1875; and De Quincey's theory of Greek tragedy in his Letters, etc. 
 
 Art. 
 
 See Dr. Lodge's translation of Winckelmann's well-known history of art among the Greeks [C211.1 ; also Atlantic monthly, April, 1873]. Taine's book 
 is written in pursuance of his favorite theory of ethnological and climatic influences. Tiie English reader will find the history of Greek art treated in gen- 
 eral histories of art, of sculpture, and of painting; and special chapters in the books already referred to, by Grote, Fclton, Lloyd, etc. See also Foster's 
 " Critical essays " [.'5614.3.2]. 
 
 There is a popular account in Viardot's "Wonders of sculpture " [1714.28]. 
 
 Also Van Brunt's papers on the principles of Greek art in tlie Atlantic monthly, June, 1861, etc., and Ruskin on Greek landscape in vol. 3 of his 
 "Modern painters" [02.36.18]. Their architecture has ample treatment in the general works of Fergusson [6222.3] and Liibke [0210.4] ; and with much 
 sympathy in Rosengarten's " Architectural styles." 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Greek anthology, The [outlined and explained]. 
 
 Nerves, C, lord Neaves. Philadelphia, 1874. 16^.6116.21 
 Greek church. The Eastern liturgy. London, 1866. 
 
 81+ pp. 32" 5818. 18 
 
 — The great catechism. From the Greek edition, 
 
 byJ. T. S. London, 1867. 58+ pp. 32°. .. .5818.17 
 
 — The holy canons of the seven oecumenic synods. 
 
 From the original Greek. London, 1867. iv, 
 
 56+ pp. 32° 5818. 16 
 
 — The pope of Rome and the popes of the oriental 
 
 orthodox church. Tondini, C. London, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6816.1 
 
 Greeley, Horace. The American conflict, 1860-65. 
 
 Illustrated. Hartford, 1865, 67. 2 v. 8°.... 810.1 
 
 — Essays designed to elucidate the science of politi- 
 
 cal economy. Boston, 1871. 384 pp. 12° 1525.18 
 
 — Recollections of a busy life. A new edition, with 
 
 a memoir of [his] later years and death. New 
 York, 1873. 624, Ixxxiii pp. Portraits. Fac- 
 simile. 8° 5023.8 
 
 — What I know of farming. New York, 1871. 
 
 335 pp. 12° 1515.16 
 
 — Cleveland, C. Story of a summer [at Horace 
 
 Greeley's home] ; or, journal leaves from Chap- 
 paqua. Now York, 1874. Sq. 16° 1019.2 
 
 — Parton, J. Life of. Boston, 1869. 12° 5023.6 
 
 — and others. The great industries of the United 
 
 States. With illustrations. Hartford, 1872. 
 
 1304 pp. 8° 151L1 
 
 Green, Horace. Surgical treatment of polypi of 
 the larynx, and oedema of the glottis. New 
 York, 1852. 121+ pp. Illustrated. 8° 6023.12 
 
 — Treatise on diseases of the air passages, bron- 
 
 chitis, etc. New York, 1846. xv, 276 pp. 7 
 plates. 8° 6021.2 
 
 Green, John Orne. Memorial of John 0. Dalton. 
 An address, April 27, 1864. Cambridge, 1864. 
 35 pp. 8° 5023.4 
 
 Green, John Rich. A short history of the English 
 people. With maps and tables. London, 1874. 
 xxxix, 847 pp. Sm. 8° 5418.10 
 
 Green, Jonathan. Practical compendium of the 
 diseases of the skin, including a particular con- 
 sideration of the more frequent and intractable 
 forms of these affections; with cases. From 
 the 2d London edition. Boston, 1839. xii, 
 252 pp. 8° 6012.9 
 
 Green, Thomas Henry. An introduction to pathol- 
 ogy and morbid anatomy. Illustrated. Phila- 
 delphia, 1871. 2G0 [256] pp. 8° 6021.9 
 
 Green gate, The. Wichert, E 714.16 
 
 Green mountain boys. The: a historical tale of the 
 
 early settlement of Vermont. Thompson, D. P. 734.1 
 
 Greene, George Washington. Life of Nathanael 
 Greene. New York, 1871. 3 v. Portrait. 
 Map. 8° 5023.2 
 
 Greene, Nathanael, Life of. Greene, G. W. New 
 
 York, 1671. 3 v. 8° 5023.2 
 
 Greene, R. J. Cushions and corners 926.30 
 
 — A winter and summer at Burton hall 926. 29 
 
 Greene, Robert, and Pkele, George. Dramatic 
 
 and poetical works. With memoirs and notes 
 byA. Dyce. London, 1861. vi, 624+ pp. 8°. 5621.4 
 Greenhow, Robert. History of Oregon and Cali- 
 fornia, and the other territories on the north- 
 west coast of North America. 2d edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1845. xviii, 492+ pp. 8° 810.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Greenland, The land of desolation : being a personal 
 narrative of observation and adventure in. 
 Hayes, L L New York, 1872. 12° 423.9 
 
 Greenough, Henry. Apelles and his contempo- 
 raries. Boston, 1860. 342pp. Sm. 8°..* 536.10 
 
 — Ernest Carroll, or artist-life in Italy. Boston, 
 
 1858. 344 pp. 16° 737.28 
 
 Greenough, Mrs. Richard Saltonstall. See Green- 
 ough, Sarah D. 
 Greenough, Sarah D. Arabesques 1516.12 
 
 — In extremis 736.20 
 
 — Treason at home 522.3 
 
 Greenough, Sarah L. Lilian 716.16 
 
 Greenough, William Whitwell. Free lending libra- 
 ries. See American social science association. 1932.2 
 
 Greenwell, Dora. The patience of hope 1535.7 
 
 Greenwood, Francis William Pitt. Sermons of con- 
 solation. 2d edition. Boston, 1844. viii, 312 
 pp. 16° ■ 5817. 10 
 
 Greenwood, Grace, pseud. See Lippincott, Sara 
 Jane. 
 
 Greenwood, James. The London vocabulary, Eng- 
 lish and Latin. 1st American from the 25th 
 London edition. Cambridge, 1816. x, 132 pp. 
 Sm. 12« 6128.1 
 
 — A night in a workhouse. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.1 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on navigation: Part 1. 
 
 How to keep the log and work it ofif. 2. On 
 finding the latitude and longitude. With illus- 
 trations. 9th edition. London, 1870. viii, 
 167 pp. 12° 1715.11 
 
 — The true history of a little ragamuflfin. New 
 
 York, 1867. iv, 138 pp. 8° 521.5 
 
 — Wild sports of the world: a book of natural his- 
 
 tory and adventure. With illustrations. New 
 
 York, 1870. 474+ pp. 8° 1514.21 
 
 Greg, William Rathbone. The creed of Christen- 
 dom: its foundations contrasted with its super- 
 structure. 3d edition. London, 1874. 2 v. 
 Sm. 8° 5816.21 
 
 — Enigmas of life. [Essays.] Boston, 1873. 322 
 
 pp. 16° 1534.2 and 6136.6 
 
 — Literary and social judgments. Boston, 1873. 
 
 352 pp. 16° 5616.10 
 
 — Rocks ahead; or, the warnings of Cassandra. 2d 
 
 edition. London, 1874. xli, 233+ pp. Sm. 8°. 5826.6 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1875. xli, 233+ pp. 16° 1534.12 
 
 CoH?e>Us. — Political rock; Economic rock; Religious rock; 
 Appendix: Tlie mistake of honest democrats; Unionist re- 
 strictions on labour; Three men and three eras ; United States 
 in recent years. 
 
 Note. —In the view of the author the three especial dangers 
 hanging over the future of England are: "The political su- 
 premacy of the lower classes; The approaching industrial 
 decline of England; The divorce of the intelligence of the 
 country from its religion." 
 
 Gregorius Thaumaturgus, or Neo-CoBsariensis, St., 
 and others. The works of Gregory Thauma- 
 turgus, Dionysius of Alexandria, and Archelaus. 
 Translated by S. D. F. Salmond. Edinburgh, 
 1871. vi, 429 pp. [Ante-Nicene Christian 
 library.] 8° 6322.4 
 
 Gregorius VII, pope (Hildebrand), Life of. Ville- 
 
 main, A. F. London, 1874. 2 v. 8° 5522.6 
 
 Gregorovius, Ferdinand. Geschichte der Stadt Rom 
 im Mittelalter. Vom v. bis zum xvi. Jahr- 
 hundert. 2te durchgearbeitete Auflage. Stutt- 
 gart, 1869-74. 8 v. 8° 5513.6 
 
GREGOROVIUS 
 
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 Gregorovius, Ferdinand, continued. 
 
 — Lucrezia Borgia. Nach Urkunden und Corre- 
 
 spondenzen ihrer eigenen Zeit. [Also Anhang 
 der Documente.] Band r. Stuttgart, 1874. 
 329, 140+ pp. Plate. 8^^ 5733.6 
 
 Grenville, George Nugent Temple, lord Nugent. 
 Memorials of John Hampden, his party and his 
 times. 4th edition, with a memoir of the writer 
 and a general index. Portraits. London, 1860. 
 Ixxv, 420 pp. Sm. 8° 5426.12 
 
 Greville, Charles Cavendish Fulke. The Greville 
 memoirs. A journal of the reigns of George iv 
 and William ly. Edited by H. Reeve. 3d edi- 
 tion. London, 1875. 3 v. 8° 5414.6 
 
 — Same, (/n Stoddard, R. H. Bric-k-brac series). 1828.5 
 Grey, Mrs. The belle of the family 521.26 
 
 — Cousin Harry 534.22 
 
 — The duke and the cousin 530.5 
 
 — The flirt 521.32 
 
 — The gipsy's daughter 521.27 
 
 — Good society 521.28 
 
 — Hyacinthe 521.29 
 
 — Lena Cameron 521.30 
 
 — Lion-hearted 521.39 
 
 — The little beauty 534.23 
 
 — The little wife 521.31 
 
 — The manoeuvring mother 521.38 
 
 — Mary Seaham 521.25 
 
 — The old dower house 530.3 
 
 — Passion and principle 530.4 
 
 — Sybil Lennard 530.2 
 
 — The young prima donna 521.34 
 
 Gridiron, The. Lover, S. (In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) . .\ 529.4.9 
 
 Grier, William. The mechanic's calculator; compre- 
 hending principles, rules, and tables in the vari- 
 ous departments of mathematics and mechanics. 
 From the 5th Glasgow edition. Philadelphia, 
 
 1842. 308 pp. Plates. 12° 1713.5 
 
 Grif. Farjeon, B. L 521.8 
 
 Griffin, Gerald. The collegians 517.7 
 
 — The duke of Monmouth 5 17.8 
 
 — The invasion 517.9 
 
 — Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious. (In Johnson, 
 
 (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.5 
 
 — The rivals, and Tracy's ambition 517.10 
 
 — The swans of Lir. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.1 
 
 — Tales of the jury room 517.11 
 
 — Selections from. See Half hours with Irish 
 
 authors. New York, 1873. 12° 737.9 
 
 No(e. — Most of GriflSn's novels are illustrative of Irish life 
 and character. 
 
 Griffith Gaunt. Reade, C 527.1 
 
 Grimm, Herman. Life of Michael Angelo. Trans- 
 lated with the author's sanction by F. E. Bun- 
 nett. Boston, 1872. 2 v. Portrait. Sm. 8°.. 1022.2 
 
 Grindon, Leopold H. Phenomena of plant life. Bos- 
 ton, 1866. 93 pp. 12° 1523.13 
 
 Gringo, Harry, pseud. See Wise, Henry Augustus. 
 
 Grinnell expedition, Second, in search of Sir John 
 Franklin. Kane, E. K. Philadelphia, 1856. 
 2 V. . 8° 422.2 
 
 ^ Same. Hartford, 1871. 8° 5912.4 
 
 See also Arctic regions. 
 
 Griswold, Rufus Wilmot. The female poets of 
 America. With additions by R. H. Stoddard. 
 Revised, enlarged, and continued to the present 
 time. With portraits. New York, 1874. 486+ 
 pp. L. 8° 52H.2 
 
 — The poets and poetry of America. With additions 
 
 by R. H. Stoddard. Revised and enlarged. With 
 portraits. New York, 1873. 666+ pp. L. 8°. 5212.3 
 
 Grohman, W. a. Baillie. Tyrol and the Tyrolese: 
 the people and the land, in their social, sporting, 
 and mountaineering aspects. London, 1876. 
 xvi, 278 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 5916.12 
 
 Gross, Samuel D., editor. Lives of eminent Ameri- 
 can physicians and surgeons of the 19th century. 
 Philadelphia, 1861. 836pp. Portrait. 8°... 6021.6 
 
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 Grote, George. Aristotle. Edited by A. Bain and 
 
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 — History of Greece. New edition. With portrait 
 
 and plans. London, 1869. 12 v. 16° 5926.1 
 
 — Minor works. With critical remarks on his intel- 
 
 lectual character, writings, and speeches, by A. 
 Bain. London, 1873. ix, [170] 364 pp. Por- 
 trait. 8° 5633.2 
 
 — Plato and other companions of Sokrates. 2d edi- 
 
 tion. London, 1867. 3 v. 8° 6113.2 
 
 — Personal history of. Grote, H. London, 1873. 8°. 5333.1 
 Grote, Harriet. Personal history of George Grote. 
 
 2d edition. London, 1873. xx, 336 pp. Por- 
 trait. Fac-simile. 8° 5333.1 
 
 Grotesque. History of caricature and grotesque in 
 literature and art. Wright, T. London [1864]. 
 Sm. 8° 6923.4 
 
 Grove, William Robert, and others. The correla- 
 tion and conservation of forces: a series of expo- 
 sitions. With an introduction and brief bio- 
 graphical notices. By E. L. Youmans. New 
 York, 1873. xliii, 438 pp. 12° 1524.26 
 
 Grueber, Herbert A. Roman medallions in the 
 British museum. Edited by R. S. Poole. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 154 pp. 66 plates. 8° 613L2 
 
 Gruen, Anastasius, pseud. See Auersperg, Anton 
 Alexander, Graf von. 
 
 Gruener, Louis (Emmanuel). The manufacture of 
 steel. Translated from the French by L. Smith. 
 With an appendix on the Bessemer process in 
 the United States, by the translator. Illus- 
 trated. New York, 1872. 196 pp. 8° 6631.4 
 
 Grund, Francis J. The Americans in their moral, 
 social, and political relations. Boston, 1837. 
 423 pp. 12° 1534.1 
 
 — Elements of chemistry, with practical exercises, 
 
 illustrated by engravings. Boston, 1838. xii, 
 
 384 pp. 12° 1717.11 
 
 Guardian angel. The. [A novel.] Holmes, 0. W. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 16° 526.21 
 
 Guernsey, Alfred H., and Alden, Henry M. Har- 
 per's pictorial history of the great rebellion. 
 New York [co;j. 1866]. 2 v. F° *R.R., Desk 
 
 Guernsey, Clara F. Scrub Hollow Sunday school. 913.33 
 
 Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico. Beatrice Cenci. 
 [Fiction.] Translated by L. Monti. New York, 
 1858. 2v.ini. Portrait. Sm. 8° 716.5 
 
 — Isabella Orsini. Translated by L. Monti. New 
 
 York, 1859. 330 pp. Portrait. 12° 336.9 
 
 — Manfred; or, the battle of Benevento. Trans- 
 
 lated by L. Monti. New York, 1875. 447 pp. 
 
 12° 723.17 
 
 Guesses at truth. [Discussions, apothegms, etc.] 
 
 Hare, A. W. and J. C. London, 1871. 16° . . . 1936.1 
 
 GuHL, Ernst, and Koner, Wilhelm. The life of the 
 Greeks and Romans, described from antique 
 monuments. Translated from the 3d German 
 edition by F. Hueffer. With 543 woodcuts. 
 New York [London], 1875. ix, 620+ pp. 8°. 5921.9 
 
 Guide through the galleries of paintings of the Im- 
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 viii, 732 pp. 12° 5527.2 
 
 Guide to needlework, embroidery and Berlin work. 
 [With] 167 illustrations. Boston [1876]. 7-125 
 pp. 12°.......... 1515.1 
 
 Guild, Anne Eliza, joint compiler. Hymns of the 
 
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 Guild, Curtis. Over the ocean; or, sights and scenes 
 in foreign lands. Boston, 1873. viii, 558 pp. 
 Sm. 8° 426.20 
 
 Guillemin, Amedee. The forces of nature. Trans- 
 lated by Mrs. N. Lockyer; edited, with addi- 
 tions and notes, by J. N. Lockyer. Illustrated. 
 London, 1872. xxxix, 679 pp. L. 8° 1520.1 
 
 — The sun. From the French by A. L. Phipson. 
 
 With illustrations. New York, 1871. 297+ pp. 
 
 12° 1714.10 
 
 — Wonders of the moon. Translated by Miss M. 
 
 G. Mead. Edited, with additions, by Maria 
 Mitchell. Illustrated. New York, 1873. 241 
 pp. [Illustrated library of wonders.] 12° 1714.29 
 
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 P. Portraits historiques et litteraires. Paris, 
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 GuizoT, Mile. See Witt, Henriette de. 
 
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 vin. [London, 1869.] vi, 362-|- pp. Illus- 
 trated. [Sunday library.] Sm. 8° 5937.6 
 
 — L'histoire de France, depuis les temps les plus 
 
 recules jusqu'en 1789. Illustre. Paris, 1873- 
 
 76. 5 V. L. 8° 5530.2 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I. La Gaule-Charles le Bel, 1328. II. 
 Philippe VI de Valois-Louis XII, 1328-1515. III. Francois I- 
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 — History of civilization from the fall of the 
 
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 4 V. in 2. 12^ 5924.8 
 
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 to the klian and the poor man's son ; Tlie companion ot para- 
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 Story of the Simplon, and other tales 720.22 
 
 Contents. — A tale of the Simplon; F61icie Mordaunt'a 
 ■world, by Lucretia P. Hale; Pilchards, by Mary J. Penwyn; 
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 Workingmen's homes. Essays and stories on 
 
 the homes of men who work in large towns. 
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 Hale, Nathan. An epitome of universal geography. 
 
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 Hale, Sarah Josepha. Complete dictionary of po- 
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 1872. 576pp. 8° *R.R., F.3.1 
 
 — Flora's interpreter, and fortuna flora. Revised 
 
 edition, with new illustrations. Boston [cop. 
 
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 Hales, John. Essays. {In Sparks, J. Collection 
 
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 Hales, John G. Survey of Boston and its vicinity. 
 
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 Halevy, Jacques Francois Fromental Elie. {In 
 
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 Hall, Anna Maria. The buccaneer 727.22 
 
 — Can wrong be right ? 311.8 
 
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 Hall, Basil. Travels in North America, in 1827, 
 
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 Hall, Charles Francis. Arctic researches and life 
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 Hamersly, Lewis R. Records of living oflSces of 
 
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 Hamilton, Elizabeth. The cottagers of Glenburnie. 
 
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 Hamilton, Thomas. Men and manners in America. 
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 Hammond, William Alexander. Treatise on hygiene 
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 Hardy, Thomas. Leisure hour series. Desperate 
 
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 Hare, Augustus William. The Alton sermons. Lon- 
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 Harris, James. Hermes or a philosophical inqviry 
 
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 Harris, Miriam, formerly Miss Cole. Frank War- 
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 — Louie's last term at St. Mary's 724.16 
 
 — A perfect Adonis 723.10 
 
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 — compiler. A rosary for Lent. Original and com- 
 
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 Harris, Thaddeus William. Treatise on some of 
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 Harrison, Agnes. Martin's vineyard ; 319.14 
 
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 — Poems. Boston, 1873. 152 pp. 12° 1616.9 
 
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 Havelock, Sir Henry, Biographical sketch of. 
 
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 Haven, Alice Bradley. The Coopers 524.20 
 
 Haven, Gilbert. Our next-door neighbor: a winter 
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 445 pp. Illustrated. Portrait. 12° 1216.11 
 
 Haweis, Hugh Reginald. Music and morals. New 
 
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 Hawkins, F. W. Life of Edmund Kean. London, 
 
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 Hay, John. Castilian days. [Spain.] Boston, 
 
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 Hay, Mary Cecil. Old Myddelton's money. A 
 
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 Hay fever, ^ee Autumnal catarrh. 
 
 Haydn, Franz Joseph. Barnard, C. F.,yr. Handel 
 
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 — Haweis, H. R. Music and morals. New York, 
 
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 Haydn, Joseph. Dictionary of dates. [Edited] by B. 
 
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 Haydon, Benjamin Robert. Life from his auto- 
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 Hayley, William. The triumphs of temper; a 
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 Haym, R. Die romantische Schule. Ein Beitrag 
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 Hayne, Paul H., editor. See Timrod, Henry 5617.12 
 
 Haynes, Gideon. Pictures from prison life. An 
 historical sketch of the Massachusetts state 
 prison. With narratives and incidents, and sug- 
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 Hayti, Santo Domingo, past and present: with a 
 
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 Hayward, Abraham. Biographical and critical es- 
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 Hayward, John. -The book of religions. Added 
 
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 Hayward, John Williams, yomf author. Health and 
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 Hazard, Samuel. Santo Domingo, past and present: 
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 By an old bookseller. Philadelphia [cop. 1870]. 
 64 pp. 12° 1537.1 
 
 Hazel-blossoms. [Poems.] Whittier, J. G. Bos- 
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 Hazen, William Babcock. The school and the army 
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 Head, Sir Francis Bond. Bubbles from the Brun- 
 
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 — A faggot of French sticks; containing sketches 
 
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 Head, The, of the family. Craik, D. (M.) 323.12 
 
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 Headley, Joel Tyler. The Adirondack; or, life in 
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 — The chaplains and clergy of the revolution. New 
 
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 — Farragut and our naval commanders. With por- 
 
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 — Mountain adventures. With an introduction and 
 
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 Headley, Phineas Camp. The island of fire; or, a 
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 — Kingsley, C. Health and education. London, 
 
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 Healy, Mary. Lakeville 530.8 
 
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 — Same. Philadelphia, 1873. 8° 5812.10 
 
 Hebrides, Journal of a tour to the. Boswell, J. 
 
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 — Same. Leipzig, 1862. Sq. 16°. See Essays and 
 
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 Hedged in. Phelps, E. S 537.10 
 
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 Hedwig, queen of Poland, Love of country, or. Sal- 
 
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 Heidelberg. James, G. P. R 327.7 
 
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 Heidenmauer, The. Cooper, J. F 525.31 
 
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 Heine, Heinrich. Leisure hour series. Scintilla- 
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 Heinzen, Carl. [Various publications.] v. p., v. d. 
 
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 65 pp. — The true character of Humboldt. Indianapolis, 18(i9. 
 18+ pp. — Mankind the criminal. Roxbury [18(54]. 24 pp. — 
 What is a real democracy 1 Answered by an exposition of 
 the constitution of the United States. Indianapolis, 1871. 
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 Helen and Arthur. Hentz, C. L 534. 15 
 
 Helen Ford. Alger, H., jr 1115.5 
 
 Helen Gardner's wedding-day. Terhune, M. V.. . . 727.31 
 Hell. Swedenborg, E. Boston, 1857. 12° 5815.21 
 
 — Same. New York, 1872. 8° 6323.6 
 
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 Hellborn, (Heinrich) Kreissle von. Life of Franz 
 
 Schubert. From the German by A. D. Cole- 
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 Hellwald, Friedrich von. The Russians in Central 
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 Helmholtz, Hermann (Ludwig Ferdinand). Popu- 
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 — Theorie physiologique de la musique. Traduitde 
 
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 Helper, Hinton Rowan. The impending crisis of 
 
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 Helps, Sir Arthur. Casimir Maremma. Boston, 
 
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 — Companions of my solitude. Boston, 1870. 276 
 
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 — Essays written in the intervals of business. 
 
 Added an essay on organization in daily life. 
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 12° 1914.2 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1873. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 1538.14 
 
 — Ivan de Biron; or, the Russian court in the mid- 
 
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 16° 738.11 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1874. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 329.16 
 
 — Life and labours of [Thomas] Brassey. 1805- 
 
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 Hemans, Charles Isidore. Historic and monumental 
 
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 Henry VIII and his court. An historical romance. 
 
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 Henry, Patrick, Sketches of his life and character. 
 
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 — Same. New York 1820.3 
 
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 Henry of Guise; or, the states of Blois. James, 
 
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 Henry of Ofterdingen. Hardenberg, F. L. von. 
 
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 Henry St. John, gentleman. A tale of 1774-75. 
 
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 Henslow, George. The theory of evolution of liv- 
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 Hepworth, George Hughes. The whip, hoe, and 
 
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 Her majesty's tower. [London. Historical associa- 
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 Her mother's Fancy. Hall, T. 921.14 
 
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 Heratjd, a. Nouveau dictionnaire des plantes 
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 Herbert, David. Groat historical mutinies. Lon- 
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 Herbert, George. Poetical works. With a memoir. 
 
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 Herbert, George Robert Charles, earl of Pembroke, 
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 Herbert, Lady Mary Elizabeth, A search after 
 
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 Herbert Carter's legacy. Alger, H., jr 1115.10 
 
 Herculaneum, The buried cities of Campania; or. 
 
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 Herder, Johann Gottfried von. Sammtliche Werke. 
 
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 Hero, A, and a martyr. Reade, C 710.32 
 
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 Hezecques, Charles Alexandre Francois Felix, cointe 
 
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 HiGGiNSON, Thomas Wentworth.- Army life in a 
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 the business of banking. Boston, 1837. 142 
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 [pseud, for Charles F. Browne] and pictures of a 
 showman's career in the Western world. New 
 York, 1870. 155 pp. 2 plates. 8° 1211.9 
 
 HiNTON, James, editor. Physiology for practical 
 use. With an introduction, by E. L. Youmans. 
 New York, 1874. xi, 507 pp. 12° 6035.5 
 
 HiNTON, Richard J. English radical leaders. New 
 York, 1875. 374 pp. [Higginson, T. W., edi- 
 tor. Brief biographies of European public 
 men.] 16" 628.8 
 
 Hints on household taste in furniture, upholstery, 
 and other details. Eastlake, Sir C. L. Boston, 
 1872. Sm. 8° 6212.1 
 
 Hints to young men, on the true relation of th« 
 
 sexes. Ware, J. Boston, 1850. 16" 1528.4 
 
 HiPPOLYTUS, St. Writings. Translated by S. D. F. 
 Salmond. Edinburgh, 1868, 69. 2 v. [Ante- 
 Nicene Christian library.] 8" Vol. 6, 9 of 6322.4 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. The refutation of all heresies, translated 
 by J. H. Macniahon ; Fragments from his commentaries on 
 various books of Scripture. II. Extant works and frae;- 
 ments; Fragments of writings [by various authors] of the 
 third century :— OT^r. The epistles of pope Zephyrinus; 
 Fragments of Caius; Extant writings of Julius Africanus; 
 Epistles of pope Callistus ; Epistles of pope Urban I ; Extant 
 writings of Asterius Urbanus; Epistles of pope Pontianus; 
 Epistle of pope Anterus ; Epistles of pope Fabian ; Decrees of 
 Fabian; Fragments of the Epistles of Alexander. 
 
 AWe. — Vol. 2 is bound with lEEN^us, St. Writings. 
 Vol. II. 
 
 His level best. Hale, E. E 738.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 His natural life. A novel. Clarke, M 721.24 
 
 His two wives. Ames, M. C 724.25 
 
 HiSTOiRE d'une femme. foault, L. Paris, 1872. 
 
 16° ?..... 6536.6 
 
 Histology, Pathological. Wedl, C. London, 1855. 
 
 8° 6013.18 
 
 Historical and critical essays. De Quincey, T. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 2 v. 12° 1825.3 
 
 Historical essays. Freeman, E. A. London, 1872, 
 
 73. 2v, 8° 6913.4 
 
 Historical essays. Select. Freeman, E. A. Leip- 
 zig, 1873. Sq. 16° 828.9 
 
 Historical sketches. Newman, J. H. London, 
 
 1872. Sm. 8° 825.16 and 5925.5 
 
 History. Abbott, J. Story of ancient history. [Ju- 
 venile] 936.1.5 
 
 — Allen, W. American biographical and historical 
 
 dictionary. Boston, 1832. 8° *R.R., D.3.2 
 
 — Arnold, T. Introductory lectures on modern his- 
 
 tory. London, 1871. 8° 5912.1 
 
 — Bunsen, C. C. J. von. God in history. London, 
 
 1868,70. 3 V. 8° 5813.13 
 
 — Butler, F. Sketches of universal history. Hart- 
 
 ford, 1821. 12° 817.9 
 
 — Freeman, E. A. Outlines of history. New York, 
 
 1873. 16° 828.8 
 
 The unity of history. London, 1873. 8° 5822.10 
 
 — Gervinus, G. G. Introduction to the history of 
 
 the nineteenth century. London, 1866. 16°.. 836.2 
 
 — Gilman, A. Seven historic ages. [Juvenile]... 918.30 
 
 — Keary, A. The nations around. [London], 1870. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5937.12 
 
 — Michelet, J. A summary of modern history; 
 
 continued to the present time, by M. C. M. 
 Simpson. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5528.7 
 
 — Mill, J. S. Dissertations and discussions: politi- 
 
 cal, philosophical, and historical. New York, 
 1874,75. 8°..; 5824.4 
 
 — Mueller, J. von. An universal history. Boston, 
 
 1831. 4v. 12° 836.6 
 
 — Newman, J. H. Historical sketches. London, 
 
 1872,73. 3 V. Sm. 8° 5925.5 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. The five great monarchies of the 
 
 ancient Eastern world. New York, 1871. 3 v. 8°. 5922.3 
 Manual of ancient history. Oxford, 1869. 8°. 5921.10 
 
 — Smyth, W. Lectures on modern history. Boston, 
 
 1851. 8° 5012.10 
 
 — Same. London, 1854. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5925.7 
 
 — Thalheimer, M. E. A manual of mediaeval and 
 
 modern history. Cincinnati [cop. 1874]. 8°.. 831.4 
 
 — Tytler, A. F. Universal history. Boston, 1840. 
 
 2v. 8° .^ 811.3 
 
 — Villemain, A. F. Etudes d'histoire moderne. 
 
 Paris, 1862. 12° 5537.13 
 
 — Whelpley, S. Compend of history, from the 
 
 earliest times. New York, 1814. 8° 834.1 
 
 — Worcester, J. E. Elements of history, ancient 
 
 and modern. Boston, 1850. 12° 836.4 
 
 NOTE OUST HISTORY. 
 
 Study and philosophy of history. 
 
 The purpose of Buckle's elaborate and voluminous introduction to his " History of civilization " [5417.1] — his incomplete history not going beyond 
 such introduction — was to study the different principles of action among nations, in those countries where they were most developed, and then to apply the 
 laws of them to English history. His 6th chapter follows the practice of historians through sixteen centuries; and subsequently he traces the progress of 
 historical writing by countries, for the 17th and 18th centuries. Bunsen has traced the manifestations of " God in history," and this same theory lies at the 
 basis of the labors of Niebuhr and Arnold. The peculiarly modern spirit pervades Goldwin Smith's paper [Atlantic monthly, Jan., 1870], who opposes 
 the views of Buckle and Comte ; and that on history in Macaulay's Essays [1918.4]. Carl Bitter has unfolded the relations of physical geography to the his- 
 tory of races, and his theory has been illustrated by Guyot, in his " Earth and man " [1523.15]. See also Contemporary review, vol. 5. Draper, in his " His- 
 tory of the American civil war " [811.6], devotes a large portion of the first volume to illustrating his theory of the dependence of events upon physiological 
 causes, arising from race and from the natural conditions of the southern states. Buckle's [in his " History of civilization," 5417.1] necessitarian theory 
 admits more that ia spiritual, but he evolves an imperative law of averages to regulate and preserve the character of events. Froude[see his " History of Eng- 
 land"] seems to have no theory beyond the wayward forces of a diversified human nature; but he has expressed his views in his essays, " The science of 
 history," and " Scientific method applied to history," in his " Short studies " [1914.5]. 
 
 Guizot's theory is examined by J. Stuart Mill, in his Dissertations [5824.4.2] ; and again by Alison [Essays on Guizot and Michelet, 1531.7]. in compari- 
 son with the principles of other historians, from the time of Machiavel, " who seems first to have formed a conception of the philosophy of history." 
 Prescott's views are given in his review of Irving's Granada, in his Essays [1537.8; 5237.3]. .John Fiske, in the North American review, July, 1869, examines 
 the views of Draper in his " Intellectual development of Europe " [5921.2] and of Maine, in his " Ancient law." 
 
 Bishop Dupanloup gives his counsel to young French students on the study of history. 
 
 See essays on the study of history by Prof. Seeley [5(516.3]. 
 
 A. Ilayward in his " Pearls and mock pearls of history," in his Essays [5833..3], shows how erroneous statements are engrafted upon the historical 
 records. 
 
 See essays on the philosophy of history in Emerson's Essays; in Carlyle's Essays [5610.7]; and Harper's monthly, vol. 10, by John Bonner. 
 
112 
 
 See President Porter, on reading history, in his " Books and reading" [6134.2] ; andF. W. Newman, on the " Contrasts of ancient and modern history " 
 in Eraser's magazine, 1874. 
 
 • Universal history. 
 
 Probably the best general history of the world is Philip Smith's, which will satisfy the reader of this day by embodying the latest researches, and test- 
 ing all by that critical spirit which separates myth from fact. He claims, also, to be the only writer in English, since Raleigh, who has traced the story of 
 Divine providence and human progress conjointly. The German work of Mueller gained a good reputation in ttie early part of this century by a method that 
 brought events together by their affinities, ratlier than in tlie order of occurrence. The Eiiglisii work of Tytier dates about the same time, and his plan wat 
 to select the successive prominent nations, and make their history the thread of a general narrative. 
 
 Bryce's " Holy Roman empire" [5814.19] outlines the cause of civilized history from the time of the Romans. VioUet-le-Duc's " Annals of a for- 
 tress " [6223.4], under the guise of fiction, traces the progress of military history during successive ages. 
 
 Ancient history. 
 
 The most scholarly English edition of the ancient Herodotus is that of the Rawlinsons [6112.2]. J. T. Wheeler's " Life and travels of Herodotus, an 
 imaginary biography " [0117.2], is a good book for the general reader. See Herodotus. 
 
 Rollin's day of usefulness is past, the science of historical writing having advanced beyond him [5913.1]. Rawlinson, in his Manual, coming down to 
 the fall of the Western empire, has embraced modern researcii up to 1809. 
 
 George Rawlinson's " Five ancient monarchies " [5922.3], covering Assyria, Babylon, Chaldaea, Media, and Persia, is of high standing. Later vol- 
 umes cover Parthia [5932.6] and the Sassanian empire [.5923.11]. 
 
 Baldwin's " Pre-historic nations " [824.7] traces the origin of the Phoenicians, Chaldaaaiis, Egyptians, etc., to the Cushites of Arabia. 
 
 Lord's " Ancient states " [815.83 follows in a compendious way the general plan of Philip Smith's work, and is intended to do for the other ancient 
 nations (Egypt, Assyria, Babylon. Media, Persia, Asia Minor, and Phoenicia) what is usually done for Greece and Rome. Smith's comes down to Alexan- 
 der's conquest, and avails of both Rawlinson's and Opperts researches in cuneiform inscriptions. 
 
 Plutarch's Lives [5932.5], as gathering the events around the most famous personages, presents an attractive grouping of much of ancient history. F. 
 D. Maurice, in his " Friendship of books " [6136.8], characterizes the chief ancient historians. 
 
 See also Assyria, Babylon, Greece, Jews, Persia, Rome, etc. 
 
 Modern history. 
 
 Dr. Smyth's Lectures are an admirable introduction to the study of modern history, and he gives critical opinions on the authors to be read upon each 
 period, aiming as much to assist as to inform readers. In his own views he is liberal and impartial, and Sparks, who edits the American edition, and adds 
 a list of books on American history, praises Smyth's candor in the lectures devoted to the American revolution. Dr. Arnold's book, which is simply intro- 
 ductory to the study, the American edition of which is edited by Henry Reed, consists of lectures delivered in 1842, and shows the author's own liberal habits 
 of mind and Christian impulses, though he is thought to be somewhat blind to the merits of the side opposed to his sympathies. His treatment is simple 
 and original. 
 
 See Disiaeli, on the first sources of modern history, in his "Amenities of literature " [1533.13], and also the works of Michelet, Gervinus, and Thal- 
 heimer, mentioned above. 
 
 History of special countries will be found under their names, as Asia, America, England, Europe, France, Germany. United States, etc. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 History of my pets. Lippincott, S. J. Boston, 
 
 1871. 16" 933.21 
 
 History of Sandford and Morton. Day, T 935.4 
 
 History of Tom Jones, a foundling. Fielding, H. 312.20 
 Hitchcock, — . Chronological record of the Amer- 
 ican civil war. New York, 1868. 106-4- PP- 
 
 Portrait. 8° 5013.4 
 
 Hitchcock, Edward. Dyspepsy forestalled and re- 
 sisted: or lectures on diet, regimen, and em- 
 ployment. Amherst, 1831. 452 pp. 12" 6036.7 
 
 — Final report on the geology of Massachusetts. 
 
 See Massachusetts 6630.1 
 
 — Report on the geology, mineralogy, botany, and 
 
 zoology of Massachusetts. 5'ee Massachusetts. 6631.1 
 
 Hitherto. Whitney, A. D. T 735.7 
 
 HoADLY, Benjamin. Essays. {In Sparks, J. Col- 
 lection of essays and tracts in theology) ...... 1918.9.1 
 
 — Selection from [his] works. Boston, 1823. [No 
 
 title-page.] 12" 6327.11 
 
 HoBART, Aaron. Historical sketch of Abington, 
 
 Mass. Boston, 1839. 176 pp. 8° S12.1 
 
 HoBART family. Thayer, E. Family memorial. 
 
 Hingham, 1835. 8" 611.2 
 
 HoBBS, A. C. The construction of locks. See ToM- 
 
 LiNSON, ^Charles 1715.27 
 
 HoCQUART, Edouard. La morale en action, ou choix 
 
 de faits memorables et instructifs. Notivelle 
 
 edition. Nouvelle-Orleans, 1824. 408 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 12° 5518.3 
 
 HoDDER, George. Personal reminiscences. (In 
 
 Stoddard, K. H. Bric-k-brac series) 1828.4 
 
 Hodge, Charles. Systematic theology. New York, 
 
 1874. 3 V. 8" 5811.10 
 
 — What is Darwinism ? New York, 1874. iv, 178 
 
 pp. 16" 6616.8 
 
 HoDSON, William Stephen Raikes. Twelve years of 
 a soldier's life in India. Including a personal 
 narrative of the siege of Delhi. Edited by G. 
 H. Hodson. From the 3d and enlarged English 
 
 edition. Boston, 1860. 444 pp. 12" 426.11 
 
 Hoei-Shin, Narrative of. Leland, C. G. Fusang. 
 
 London, 1875. 8° 5925.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 HoEY, Mrs. Cashel. The blossoming of an aloe 711.15 
 
 — A golden sorrow 330.21 
 
 — Out of court -. .' 319.17 
 
 Hoffman, William. The monitor; or, jottings of a 
 
 New York merchant during a trip round the 
 globe. With illustrations. New York, 1863. 
 xiv, 448 pp. Portrait. 12° 235.3 
 
 Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Amadous ( Wilhelm). See 
 Carlyle, T. German romance. Boston, 1841. 
 2v.inL 12° 5725.2 
 
 Hofland, Barbara. The young Crusoe; or the 
 
 shipwrecked boy 918.22 
 
 Hogan, William. Auricular confession and popish 
 
 nunneries. Boston, 1845. 215 pp. 12° 1538.17 
 
 Hogarth, William. Works: with life and anecdo- 
 tal descriptions of his pictures. Ireland, J., and 
 Nichols, J. London, N. D. 3 v. Sm. 8" 6214.2 
 
 Hogg, John, editor. The parlour menagerie. Where- 
 in are exhibited in a descriptive and anecdotal 
 form, the habits, the resources, and the myste- 
 rious instincts, of the more interesting portions 
 of animal creation. With wood engravings. 
 London, 1875. 520 pp. Sm. 8" 1522.11 
 
 HoLBROOK, James. Ten years among the mail bags: 
 or, notes from the diary of a special agent of 
 the post-oflQce department. With illustrations. 
 Boston, 1856. 432 pp. Portraits. 12° 1216.8 
 
 HoLBROOK, Silas Pinckney. Sketches by a traveller. 
 
 Boston, 1830. 3 15+ pp. 12" 5914.4 
 
 HoiiDEN, Charles F. Holden's book on birds. New 
 York, 1873. 82 pp. Portrait. Illustrations. 
 12" 1519.6 
 
 HoLDEN with the cords. WoodruflF, J. L. M 724.9 
 
 HoLDSWORTH, Edmund W. H. Deep-sea fishing and 
 fishing boats. An account of the practical work- 
 ing of the various fisheries around the British 
 islands, with illustrations and descriptions of the 
 boats, nets, and other gear in use. London, 
 1874. xvi, 429 pp. 8° 5932.13 
 
 Hole, Charles. Brief biographical dictionary. With 
 additions and corrections by W. A. Wheeler. 
 New York, 1866. xv, 453-f- pp. 16°.. ..*R.R., F.3.9 
 
HOLE 
 
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 HOLYOAKE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Hole, S. Keynolds. The six of spades: a book about 
 the garden and the gardener. Edinburgh, 1872. 
 2364- pp- Sm. 4° 6226.5 
 
 Holidays abroad; or Europe from the West. Kirk- 
 land, C. M. New York, 1873. 2 v. in 1. 12^^. 427.0 
 
 Holidays at Roselands. Finley, M 926.17 
 
 Holland, 3d lord. See Vassal-Fox, Henry Rich- 
 ard. 
 
 Holland, Elihu G. Essays: and a drama [The High- 
 land treason]. Boston, 1852. 400-[- pp. Por- 
 trait. 12^ 1916.9 
 
 Holland, Frederic West. Constantinople. (In 
 
 Many lands and many people) 43 1.3 
 
 — Explorations in the peninsula of Sinai. See 
 
 Palestine exploration fund 5933.1 
 
 — Wanderings in Palestine. (In Many lands and 
 
 many people) 43 1.3 
 
 Holland, Sir Henry. Recollections of past life. 
 
 New York, 1872. x, 351 pp. 12° 5426.1 
 
 Holland, Josiah Gilbert. (Timothy Titcomb.) 
 
 Arthur Bonnicastle, an American novel. With 
 
 illustrations. New York, 1873. 401pp. 12°.. 536.17 
 
 — The bay -path; a tale of New England colonial 
 
 life. New York, 1872. 418-|- pp. 12° 536.3 
 
 — Bitter-sweet. A poem. 30th edition. New 
 
 York, 1872. 220 pp. 12° 1615.18 
 
 — Garnered sheaves: [his] complete poetical works. 
 
 New York, 1873. 397 pp. Illustrated. Por- 
 trait. Sq. 16° 1617.2 
 
 Contents. — Bitter-sweet ; Kathrina ; The marble prophecy, 
 and other poems. 
 
 — Gold-foil, hammered from popular proverbs. New 
 
 York, 1859. 358 pp. 12° 1535.5 
 
 — Kathrina: a poem. 50th edition. New York, 
 
 1868. 287 pp. 12° 1612.7 
 
 — Lessons in life. 15th edition. New York, 1872. 
 
 344 pp. 12° 1914.4 
 
 — Letters to the Joneses. 11th edition. New York, 
 
 1872. 347 pp. 12° 1934.5 
 
 — Letters to young people, single and married. New 
 
 York, 1872. 235 pp. 12° 1928.3 
 
 — The marble prophecy, and other poems. New 
 
 York, 1872. iv, 112 pp. 1 plate. 16° 1615.21 
 
 — The mistress of the manse. [A poem.] New York, 
 
 1874. 245 pp. 12° 1625.11 
 
 — Sevenoaks. A story of to-day. With illustra- 
 
 tions. New York, 1875. viii, 441-{- pp. 12°. 536.22 
 Holland, Saba Smith, lady. Memoir of [her father] 
 Sydney Smith. With a selection from his let- 
 ters, edited by Mrs. Austin. New York [cop. 
 
 1855]. 2 V. 12° 1025.6 
 
 Holland. Abbott, J. Rollo in Holland 917.21 
 
 — Adams, W. T. Dikes and ditches; or, young 
 
 America in. Boston, 1873. 16° 925.9 
 
 — Baedeker, C. Handbook for travellers. Coblenz, 
 
 187L 16° 5728.5 
 
 — Havard, H. La Hollande pittoresque, voyage aux 
 
 villes mortes du Zuiderzee. Paris, 1874. 16°. 2016. 11 
 
 — Kampen, N. G. van. History and topography 
 
 of. London, N. d. 8" 5931.19 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for. London, 1871. 12°. 5915.1 
 
 iVofe. — See also Netherlands, and note annexed; and Har- 
 per's montlily, vols. 3, 24 and 44. Also, the " Dutch and their 
 dead cities," in Blackwood's magazine, 1875. 
 
 Holland house. Liechtenstein, M., princess. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 2 V. 8° 5434.1 
 
 Note. — An account of the associations and celebrated fre- 
 quenters of a famous English mansion, the seat of the Fox 
 family. 
 
 Hollands, The. Townsend, V. F 711.22 
 
 HoLLEY, Horace. Discourse on [his] genius and 
 
 character. Caldwell, C. Boston, 1828. 8° . . . 1530.3 
 
 HoLLEY, Marietta. My opinions and Betsey Bob- 
 bet's. By Josiah Allen's wife 724.1 
 
 HoLLEY, Mary Austin. Texas. Observations, his- 
 torical, geographical and descriptive. With an 
 appendix. Baltimore, 1833. 167 pp. Map. 12°. 817.7 
 
 Holm, Saxe, ;)seMrf. Stories 735.30 
 
 Conlents. — Draxy ISIiller's dowry ; The elder's wife ; Whose 
 wife was she? The one-lefiged Idanccrs ; How oue woman 
 kept her husband; Esther Wynn's love-letters. 
 
 15 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 HoLMBY house. Melville, G. J. W 321.12 
 
 Holme Lee, pseud. See Parr, Harriet. 
 
 Holmes, Mary J. The Cameron pride 534.9 
 
 — Cousin Maude and Rosamond 534.2 
 
 — Darkness and daylight 535.9 
 
 — Dora Deane, and Maggie Miller 634.3 
 
 — Edith Lyle 534.26 
 
 — Edna Browning 535.18 
 
 — The English orphans 634.4 
 
 — Ethelyn's mistake 534.5 
 
 — The homestead on the hillside, and other tales . . . 534.7 
 
 — Hugh Worthington 634.1 
 
 — 'Lena Rivers 535.10 
 
 — Marian Grey 535.8 
 
 — Meadow brook 535.11 
 
 — Millbank; or, Roger Irving's ward 634.6 
 
 — Rose Mather 534.10 
 
 — Tempest and sunshine 534.8 
 
 — West lawn, and The rector of St. Mark's 534.25 
 
 Holmes, Oliver Wendell. The autocrat of the 
 
 breakfast-table. Boston, 1872. viii, 373 pp. 
 Illustrated. 12° 1934.3 
 
 — Border lines of knowledge in some provinces of 
 
 medical science. Boston, 1862. 80-}- pp. 12°. 1522.14 
 
 — Elsie Vennor. Boston, 1872. 2v.ini. 16°. ..526.20 
 
 — The guardian angel. Boston, 1872. xii, 420 pp. 
 
 16° 626.21 
 
 — The harbinger; a May-gift. [Poems.] Boston, 
 
 1833. vi, 96 pp. 12° 1611.2 
 
 — Iris. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.7 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1872. xi, 410 pp. Portrait. 16°, 1616.3 
 
 — The poet at the breakfast-table. Boston, 1872. 
 
 418 pp. 1 plate, 16° 535.16 
 
 — The professor at the breakfast-table. Boston, 
 
 1872. 4104- pp. 12° 1934.4 
 
 — Songs in many keys. Boston, 1862. x, 305 pp. 12°. 1612.5 
 
 — Soundings from the Atlantic. [Essays from the 
 
 Atlantic monthly.] Boston, 1866. 468-|- pp. 
 
 12° 1914. 1 
 
 — A visit to the asylum for aged and decayed pun- 
 
 sters. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) .. 529.4.5 
 
 Note. — Both of Dr. Holmes's novels are close studies of 
 New England life and character for the oidinary reader; 
 and of curious developments of inherited traits for the 
 psychologist. In '• Elsie Venner " " an alien element [rattle- 
 snake characteristics] is introduced into the blood of a human v 
 being before that being saw the light." In "The guardian 
 angel" characteristics repeated in successive generationi 
 constitute the motive. 
 
 — Haxall, Robert W., and Bell, Luther V. Boyl- 
 
 ston prize dissertations for 1836. [On the ques- 
 tion How far are the external means of exploring 
 the condition of the internal organs to be con- 
 sidered useful and important in medical prac- 
 tice ?] Boston, 1836. 288 pp. 8° 6023.17 
 
 — and others. Memorial. Bunker hill. June 
 
 17th, 1775, 1875. [With illustrations by H. M. 
 Stephenson.] Boston [1875]. 16-[- pp. L. 8°.. 810.8 
 
 Con^ew^s.— Grandmother's story of Bunker-hill battle: as 
 she saw it from the belfry, by O. W. Holmes ; Account of the 
 battle, by James M.Bugbee; The crossed swords, by N. L. 
 Frothing ham. 
 
 Holy dying. Taylor, J. [Boston, 1864.] 16°.... 6818.4 
 Holy grail. The. Tennyson, A. Poetical works. 
 
 Leipzig, 1860. Sq. 16° 1614.10.6 
 
 Holy Land. Dixon, W. H. The Holy Land. 
 
 Leipzig, 1865. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 428.1 
 
 — Maughan, W. C. The Alps of Arabia. Travels 
 
 in Egypt, Sinai, Arabia, and the Holy Land. 
 London, 1873. 8° 5932.10 
 
 — Prime, W. C. Tent life in the Holy Land. New 
 
 York, 1858. 12° 425.5 
 
 — Thomson, A. In the Holy Land. New York 
 
 [1875]. 16° 436.7 
 
 — Thomson, W. M. The Land and the Book. New 
 
 York, 1871. 2 v. 12° 224.5 
 
 See also Jerusalem, Palestine. 
 
 Holy living. Taylor, J. [Boston, 1864.] 16° 5818.3 
 
 Holy roll and book. See Shakers 5814.8 
 
 HoLYOAKE, George Jacob. The history of co-opera- 
 tion in England: its literature and its advocates. 
 
 Vol. I. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5826.9 
 
 Contents.— Yol. I. The pioneer period — 1812 to 1844. 
 
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 Homage aux dames. [In English.] London, 1825. 
 
 iv, 159, 4, 15-|- pp. Illustrated. 24° 639.7 
 
 Homage of eminent persons to the Book. Bailey, S. 
 
 W. New York, 1870. 16" 5819.14 
 
 HoMANS, John, jr. Pathology and treatment of 
 
 vaginal cystocele. (/n Massachusetts medical 
 
 society. Publications) 6021.4 
 
 Home, Daniel Douglas. Incidents in my life. With 
 
 an introduction by Judge Edmonds. New York, 
 
 1863. 316 pp. 12" 1216.2 
 
 Home, Henry, lord Karnes. Elements of criticism. 
 
 Boston, 1796. 2 v. 8° 6834.4 
 
 — Sketches of the history of man. Enlarged. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1788. 4 V. 8" 6614.8 
 
 — Memoirs of the life and writings of. Tytler, A. F. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1807. 2 v. 4" 1020.2 
 
 Home. Sedgwick, C. M. Boston, 1837. 12° 639.6 
 
 Home, The. Stockton, F. E.. and M. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 1616.10 
 
 Home and social philosophy; or, chapters on every 
 day topics. From " Household words," edited 
 by C. Dickens. Ist series. New York, 1852. 
 264 pp. [Putnam's library for the people.] 12°. 1537.22 
 Home, The, and the synagogue of the modern Jew. 
 Sketches of modern Jewish life and ceremonies. 
 London [1873]. viii, 243 pp. Illustrated. Sq.lb°. 5818.1 
 Home arts for old and young. Smith, C. L. Boston, 
 
 1873. 12° 1617.3 
 
 Home as found. Cooper, J. F 625.20 
 
 HoMK fairy tales. Mace, J 933.13 
 
 Home games for old and young. Smith, C."L. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 12° 1517.2 
 
 Home influence. [Story.] Aguilar, G 313.1 
 
 Home mission work. Cochrane, T. Edinburgh, 
 
 1873. 16° 6819.16 
 
 Home nook. Douglas, A. M 725.32 
 
 Home pastorals. [Poems.] Taylor, (J.) B. Bos- 
 ton, 1875. 12° 1617.13 
 
 Home scenes and heart studies. Aguilar, G 633.18 
 
 Home sketches in France, and other papers. Field, 
 
 H. M. New York, 1875. 12° 837.1 
 
 HoMERUS. (Homer.) Batrachomyomachia, Hymns 
 and Epigrams. lAlso'\ Hesiod's Works and days. 
 Musgeus' Hero and Leander. Juvenal's Fifth 
 satire. Translated by G. Chapman. With in- 
 troduction and notes, by R. Hooper. London, 
 1858. xxviii, 266 pp. 1 plate. Sq. 16° 6118.11 
 
 — The Iliad and Odyssey. Translated by A. Pope. 
 
 Edited by H. F. Cary. With a biographical 
 notice of the author. London, 1872. viii, 526 
 pp. 16° 6117.1 
 
 — The Iliad. Translated into English blank verse 
 
 by W. C. Bryant. Boston, 1871. 2 v. 4° 6111.3 
 
 — The Iliad, with English notes by F. A. Paley. 
 
 London, 1866. 2 v. 8° 6114.2 
 
 — The first six books of [the] Iliad; with explana- 
 
 tory notes, intended for beginners in the epic 
 dialect. By J. R. Boise. Chicago, 1870. xiv, 
 236 pp. 12° 6115.1 
 
 — The Iliad [outlined and explained]. Collins, W. 
 
 L. Edinburgh, 1871. 16° 6116.2 
 
 — The Iliads. Done according to the Greek by G. 
 
 Chapman. With introduction and notes, by E,. 
 Hooper. 2d edition. London, 1866. 2 v. Por- 
 trait. Sq. 16° 6118.9 
 
 — The Odyssey. Translated into English blank 
 
 verse by W. C. Bryant. Boston, 1871. 2 v. 4°. 6111.1 
 
 — The Odyssey [outlined and explained}. Collins, 
 
 W. L. Edinburgh, 1870. 16° 6116.3 
 
 — The Odysseys. 'Translated by G. Chapman. With 
 
 introduction and notes, by R. Hooper. 2d edi- 
 tion. London, 1874. 2 v. 1 plate. Sq. 16°. . 6118.10 
 
 — Blackie, J. S. Biography of. (In Macaulay, 
 
 T. B., lord, and others. New biographies of 
 illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 — Gladstone, W. E. Homeric synchronism : an en- 
 
 quiry into the time and place of Homer. Lon- 
 don, 1876. Sm. 8° 6117.5 
 
 Note. — Oladetone has a paper in the Contemporary review, 
 
 1874, on the place of Homer in history ; and his " Juventus 
 mundi " [1523.9J is a reproduction of life from the poems, and 
 £. A. Freeman in the second series of his " Historical essays " 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 HoMERUS, continued. 
 
 [5913.4.21 examines Gladstone's view. Mahaffy's •' Social life in 
 Greece ' [5y25.1] also Kives a section to the Homeric age. See 
 also Mures Greek literature [6113.5J, whose first and second 
 volumes are in large part given to Homer; Felton's Lectures; 
 Smith's "dictionary of Greek and Roman biography" [E.3.3]; 
 and Fronde's " Short studies " [l'Jl-J.5]. 
 
 TlieW'olt theory of authorshi|i is discussed in De Quincey's 
 Essay [182.5.;<.l] and in Grote's "History of Greece" [59:^6.1]; 
 and a new view of the Homeric question is taken in the Con- 
 temporary review, Jan., 1874; and in vol. 12 there is a paper 
 on the antiquity of the poems. The Ixgend of Troy is ex- 
 amined in Grote's Greece, chap. 15 [.'>92<j.l]. Blackie, in his 
 " Horse Hellenicoe " [(!113.4], has a paper on the theology of 
 Homer. Matthew Arnold a essay [.0(517.10] pertains to the 
 ways of translating Homer. 
 
 Of the translations named above, Chapman's is an early racy 
 English version, with an heroic swing and fitness that has 
 given it great celebrity, which is well commemorated by 
 Keats's sonnet in his poems. Pope's is far from exact or 
 fiom suiting modern notions of Homer's grandeur, but it is of 
 great repute, and almost becomes an origmal poem from the 
 infusion of Pope's characteristics. Bryant's version is the 
 latest of all the well-known versions, and shows' the quality 
 of his rliythmical skill. 
 
 Collins's outline and explanation is the readiest medium for 
 the beginner in Homeric studies to learn the proportions and 
 nature of the subject. 
 
 Homes and haunts of the most eminent British poets. 
 
 Howitt, W. New York, 1847, 51. 2 v. 12°.. 1226.5 
 
 Homes and how to make them. Gardner, E. C. Bos- 
 ton, 1874. Sq. 16° 1618.6 
 
 Homes of old English writers. Christophers, S. W. 
 
 London [1874]. Sm. 8° 6428.16 
 
 Homes, The, of other days. Wright, T. London, 
 
 1871. 8° 5410.1 
 
 Note. — Antiquarian studies of domestic life in England In 
 past times. 
 
 Homes, The, of the New World; impressions of 
 America. Bremer, F. New York, 1863. 2 v. 
 
 12° 414.24 
 
 Homestead, The, on the hillside. Holmes, M. J. . . 534.7 
 
 Homeward bound. Cooper, J. F 525.27 
 
 Homme, L', k I'oreille cassee. About, E. (F. V.) 
 
 Paris, 1862, 16° 2016.7 
 
 Hone, William. Every day book. Illustrated. Lon- 
 don [1871]. 2 V. Portrait. L. 8° 5621.5 
 
 — The table book. With engravings. London 
 
 [1871]. 870-4- pp. L. 8° 6621.6 
 
 — The year book of daily recreation and informa- 
 
 tion. With engravings. London, 1832. 856-|- 
 
 pp. 8° 5621.8 
 
 Honey bee. The. London, 1862. 99-j- pp. 16° . . 6619.3 
 Hood, Thomas. Poetical works. With memoir of 
 
 the author.' New York, 1873. xvi, 583 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1627.1 
 
 — Hood's own; or, laughter from year to year. 
 
 New edition. London, 1871. 2 v. Illustrated. 
 Portrait. 8° 5612.4 
 
 — Tylney hall. [Novel.] Boston, 1866. xii, 479 
 
 pp. 12° 615.6 
 
 — Up the Rhine. With two steel engravings, and 
 
 with the author's original illustrations on wood. 
 
 New York, 1872. 234-[- pp. 12° 636.6 
 
 A'lXe. — Impressions of scenery, etc., of the Rhine upon dif- 
 ferent members of an English travelling household, expressed 
 in letters written by the several members of it. 
 
 — Whims and oddities. With illustrations. New 
 
 York, 1872. iv, 270-}- pp. Sm. 8° 533.11 
 
 Note. — The "Memorials," by his children, is the chief 
 authority, but see also his own reminiscences in " Hood's 
 own " ; in 8. C. Hall's " Book of memories " [1231.1] ; in At- 
 lantic monthly, Nov., 18(30; in Whipple's essays [19;3().2.2] ; in 
 Stedmans "Victorian poets" [1837.1]; in Timb's "Loiter 
 wits"; in Harper's monthly, vols. 21, 22 (by Thackeray), 26 
 and 39 ; and the references in Allibone, Thomas, etc. 
 
 Hood, Thomas, the younger. Love and valor 510.3 
 
 Hook, Theodore (Edward). Humorous works. With 
 a new life of the author, portraits by Maclise 
 and D'Orsay, caricatures, and facsimiles. Lon- 
 don [1873]. V, 583+ pp. 16° 5616.6 
 
 Co«<en<«.— Memoir; The Ramsbottom papers; Political 
 songs and squibs; Tentamen, or, an essay towards the his- 
 tory of Whittington, sometime lord mayor of London; 
 Miscellanies in verse and prose; Anecdotes, hoaxes, and 
 
 jests. 
 
 — Theodore Hook : a sketch. 4th edition. 102 pp. 
 
 London, 1853. 16° 5618.7 
 
 Hooker, Richard, Life of. Walton, I. London, 
 
 1866. 16° 5428.2 
 
HOOKER 
 
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 Hooker, Worthington. Chemistry. Illustrated. 
 New York, 1874. 435 pp. [Science for the 
 school and family.] 12° 6437.4 
 
 — Mineralogy and geology. Illustrated. New 
 
 York, 1872. 360 pp. [Science for the school 
 
 and family.] 12° 6636.3 
 
 — Natural history. Illustrated. New York, 1874. 
 
 382-}- pp. [Science for the school and family.] 
 
 12° 6616.11 
 
 — Rational therapeutics. {In Massachusetts medi- 
 
 cal society. Publications) 6021.4 
 
 HooKHAM, Mary Ann. The life and times of Mar- 
 garet of Anjou, and of her father Rene " the 
 Good." With memoirs of the houses of Anjou. 
 With portraits and illustrations. London, 1872. 
 
 2 V. 8° 5522.10 
 
 Hooper, George. Waterloo: the downfall of the 
 first Napoleon: a history of the campaign of 
 1815. With map and plans. London, 1862. 
 
 xii, 344 pp. 8° 551L2 
 
 Hooper, Samuel. Currency or money; its nature 
 and uses, and the effects of the circulation of 
 bank-notes for currency. Boston, 1855. 112 
 
 pp. 8" 5822.4 
 
 HoosAc tunnel, Report of the commissioners upon 
 the. See Massachusetts. Legislative docu- 
 ments 6912.4 
 
 HoosiER school-master. The. Eggleston, E 535.17 
 
 Hope, Mrs. — . Conversion of the Teutonic race. 
 Conversion of the Franks and the English. 
 Edited by J. B. Dalgairns. London, 1872. ix, 
 452 pp. 16^ 6735.5 
 
 — Sequel to the Conversion of the Teutonic race. 
 
 S. Boniface and the conversion of Germany. 
 
 London, 1872. xx, 370 pp. 16^^ 5735.6 
 
 Hope, Ascott Robert, piewcf. jSeeMoNCRiEFF, Ascott 
 
 Robert Hope. 
 Hope, George H. Till the doctor comes, and how to 
 
 help him. New York, 1871. 99 pp. 12° 1523.16 
 
 Hope, Stanley. A new Godiva 722.17 
 
 Hope and have. Adams, W. T 925.6 
 
 Hope deferred. Pollard, E. F 721.8 
 
 Hope Leslie. Sedgwick, C. M. 2v 725.21 
 
 Hope Meredith. Tabor, E 711.13 
 
 Hope on! hope ever! Howitt, M 937.4 
 
 Hopes and fears. Yonge, C. M 318.5 
 
 Hopkins, Mark. Lectures on the evidences of Chris- 
 tianity. Boston, 1846. 383 pp. 8° 1921.3 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1861. 383 pp. 8° 1532.7 
 
 Hopper, Isaac Tatem: a true life. Child, L. M. 
 
 Boston, 1854. 12° 1214.3 
 
 Hoppix, James Mason. Life of Andrew Hull Foote. 
 With a portrait and illustrations. New York, 
 1874. 411pp. 8° 1012.3 
 
 — Old England: its scenery, art, and people. 4th 
 
 edition. New York, 1872. iv, 470+ pp. 
 
 16° 5438.7 
 
 Horace Templeton, Diary and notes of. Lever, C. 
 
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 HoR^ Hellenicae. [Greek literature, etc.] Blackie, 
 
 J. S. London, 1874. 8° 6113.4 
 
 HoRATiDS Flaccus, Quintus. Opera omnia ex recen- 
 
 sione A. J. Macleane. New York, 1860. viii, 
 
 211 pp. [Harper's Greek and Latin texts.] 
 
 16° 6118.13 
 
 — Works. Translated literally into English prose, 
 
 by C. Smart. Revised, with a copious selection 
 of notes by T. A. Buckley. London, 1872. viii, 
 325 pp. Portrait. Sm. 8°...; 6115.15 
 
 — Works, with English notes, by A. J. Macleane. 
 
 Revised and edited by R. H. Chase. Cambridge, 
 
 1867. xii, 588 pp. 12° 6117.3 
 
 — The odes and epodes of Horace. A metrical trans- 
 
 lation with introduction and commentaries by 
 Lord Lytton. With Latin text. Leipzig, 1869. 
 2 V. in 1. Sq. 16° 1613.7 
 
 — Martin, T. Biography of. {In Macaulay, T. B., 
 
 lord, and others. New biographies of illustrious 
 
 men) 6428.4 
 
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 HoRDYNSKi, Jozef. History of the late Polish revo- 
 lution, and the events of the campaign. Boston, 
 1832. xvi, 406 pp. Plans. 8° 821.3 
 
 Horn, John. See Christophers, S. W. Homes of 
 
 old English writers. London [1874]. Sm. 8°. .5428.16 
 
 HoRNE, Richard Henry, editor. A new spirit of the 
 
 age. New York, 1844. 365 pp. 18° 1038.1 
 
 Horse. Armitage, G. The horseowner and stable- 
 man's companion. London [1871]. Sm. 8°.... 6616.5 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Horse and horsemanship of the 
 
 United States and British provinces. New York, 
 
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 — MacClure, R. Every horse owner's cyclopedia. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1872. 8° 6613.1 
 
 — Murray, W. H. H. The perfect horse. Boston, 
 
 1873. 8° 6612.7 
 
 — Sidney, S. The book of the horse: with hints on 
 
 horsemanship. London [1875]. 4° 6410.1 
 
 — Walsh, J. II. The horse in the stable and the 
 
 field; his management in health and disease. 
 Philadelphia [cop. 1861]. Sm. 8° 6616.7 
 
 — Wharton, C. Hand-book on the treatment of the 
 
 horse in the stable and on the road; or, hints to 
 
 horse owners. Philadelphia, 1873. 12° 6617.3 
 
 — Woodruff, H. The trotting horse of America. 
 
 New York, 1871. Sm. 8° 6417.2 
 
 Horse-railways. Practical treatise on street or 
 horse-power railways. Easton, A. Philadel- 
 phia, 1859. 8° 6923.7 
 
 HoRSE-SHOE Robinson. Kennedy, J. P 725.15 
 
 Horseshoeing, Practical. Fleming, G. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 15 15.11 
 
 Hortense [mother of Napoleon iii], History of. 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C 914.32 
 
 HoRTENSius, Quintus. Hortensius: an historical es- 
 say on the office and duties of an advocate. For- 
 syth, W. London, 1874. 8° 6314.3 
 
 HoRTON, Caroline W. Architecture for general stu- 
 dents. With illustrations. New York, 1874. 
 287 pp. 16° 6227.2 
 
 HoSMER, James K. The color-guard: a corporal's 
 notes of military service in the nineteenth army 
 corps. Boston, 1864. 244-|- pp. 12° 826.1 
 
 Hospital sketches [during the war]. Alcott, L. M. 926.13 
 
 Hospital transports. A memoir of the embarkation 
 of the sick and wounded from the peninsula of 
 Virginia in the summer of 1862. Boston, 1863. 
 167 pp. 16° 5016.16 
 
 Hospitals, Notes on. Nightingale, F. London, 
 
 1863. 4° 6011.7 
 
 Hostages to fortune. Braddon, M. E. Leipzig.... 316.15 
 
 — Same. New York 521.35 
 
 Hotel, The, du petit St. Jean. By the author of 
 
 "Vera" 315.6 
 
 HoTTEN, John Camden, joint author. The history of 
 
 signboards. .See Larwood, Jacob 5615.8 
 
 — editor. The slang dictionary, etymological, his- 
 
 torical, and anecdotal. New edition, revised 
 and corrected, with additions. London, 1874. 
 vii, 3824- PP- Sm. 8° 6126.6 
 
 HoUDiN, Robert. Ambassador, author, and conjuror. 
 Written by himself. 4th edition. London, N. D. 
 xii, 339 pp. 16° 715.16 
 
 Houghton, Lord. See Milnes, Richard Monckton. 
 
 Houghton, William. Sketches of British insects. A 
 handbook for beginners in the study of entomol- 
 ogy. Illustrated. London, 1875. vi, 161-f- pp. 
 Sm. 8° 6616.13 
 
 Hours in a library. [Essays.] Stephen, L. Lon- 
 don, 1874. Sm. 8° 6136.9 
 
 Hours of exercise in the Alps. Tyndall, J. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 223.1 
 
 House and home papers. Stowe, H. (E.) B. Bos- 
 ton. 1869. 12° 1616.8 
 
 House, The, and the brain. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. 
 
 E.) L. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) .. 529.4.2 
 
 House, The, of Elmore. Robinson, F. W 731.39 
 
 House, The, of the seven gables. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 2v.ini. 16° 1813.1 
 
 House, The, of Yorke. Tincker, M. A. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 63L29 
 
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 House building. Illustrated homes. Gardner, E. C. 
 
 Boston, 1875. Sq. 16° 6227.3 
 
 HoDSE-PAiNTiNG, Popular treatise on. Masury, J. 
 
 W. New York, 1872. 12° 6227.1 
 
 Household art. Jones, C. S., and Williams, H. T. 
 
 Household elegancies. New York, 1875. 8°.. 1512.4 
 Household, A, book of English poetry. Trench, R. 
 
 C. London, 1870. Sq. 16° 5616.4 
 
 Household, The, book of poetry. Dana, C. A. New 
 
 York, 1873. 8° 1610.2 
 
 Household elegancies. Jones, C. S., and Williams, 
 
 H.T. New York, 1875. 8" 1512.4 
 
 Household words. Conducted by Charles Dickens. 
 
 Leipzig, 1851-56. 36 v. in 18. Sq. 16° 320.1 
 
 Houses. See Architecture, Dwelling-houses. 
 Houses and housekeeping. Barker, M. A., lady. 
 
 London, 1876. Sm. 8- 6428.8 
 
 Houssaye, Arsdne. Life in Paris. Letters on art, 
 
 literature and society. Boston, 1875. 223 pp. 
 
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 How, Henry. The mineralogy of Nova Scotia. Re- 
 port to the provincial government. Halifax, 
 
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 How a bride was won. Gerstaecker, F 521.3 
 
 How Charlie Roberts became a man. Thurston, L. 
 
 M 1117.18 
 
 How Eva Roberts gained her education. Thurston, 
 
 L. M 1117.7 
 
 How he won her. Southworth, E. D. E. N 527.12 
 
 How I managed my house on £200 a year. Warren, 
 
 E. Boston, 1866. 12° 1533.1 
 
 How Marjory helped. Caroll, M 915.23 
 
 How to be a lady. Newcomb, H. Boston, 1872. 
 
 12° 918.17 
 
 How to be a man. Newcomb, H. Boston [cop. 
 
 1847]. 12° 918.16 
 
 How to do it. Hale, E. E 526.17 
 
 How to draw. Barry, C. A. Boston, 1871. 12°... 1516.5 
 How to live long. Hall, ^N. W. New York, 1875. 
 
 12° 6036.13 
 
 How to make a living. Eggleston, G. C. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 1536.20 
 
 How to paint. Gardner, F. B. New York, 1872. 
 
 16° 6429.1 
 
 HowADji, The, in Syria. [Travels.] Curtis, G. W. 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 425.12 
 
 Howard, Blanche Willis. One summer 529.8 
 
 Howard, Clarence J. Book of conundrums and 
 
 riddles. New York {cop. 1869]. 162 pp. 16°. 1518.3 
 
 — Drawing-room theatricals. New York [cop. 1870]. 
 
 178 pp. 16° 1636.2 
 
 Howard, George William Frederick, earl of Carlisle. 
 Diary in Turkish and Greek waters. Edited 
 by C. C. Felton. Boston, 1855. xviii, 299 pp. 
 12° 825.5 
 
 Howard, John, Biography of. Dixon, W. H. (In 
 Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. New biog- 
 raphies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 Howard, John H. Gymnasts and gymnastics. New 
 
 edition. London, 1873. Illustrated. Sm. 8°. 6414.5 
 
 Howe, Henry. Memoirs of the most eminent Amer- 
 ican mechanics: also, lives of distinguished Eu- 
 ropean mechanics; with anecdotes, descriptions, 
 etc., relating to the mechanic arts. Illustrated. 
 New York \_cop. 1846]. 482 pp. Portraits. 12°. 1014.2 
 
 Howe, John. iSee Christophers, S. W. Homes of 
 
 old English writers. London [1874]. Sm. 8°. .5428.16 
 
 Howe, Julia Ward. From the oak to the olive. A 
 plain record of a pleasant journey [in Europe]. 
 Boston, 1868. vi, 304 pp. 16° 437.2 
 
 — A trip to Cuba. Boston, 1860. iv, 251 pp. 12°. 413.9 
 
 — editor. Sex and education. A reply to Clarke's 
 
 "Sex in education." Boston, 1874. 203 pp. 
 
 16° 1937.4 
 
 Howe, Samuel Gridley. Historical sketch of the 
 
 Greek revolution. New York, 1828. xxxvi, 
 
 452pp. 8° 821.1 
 
 HowELLS, William Dean. A chance acquaintance. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 279-4- pp. 1^° 529.1 
 
 — A foregone conclusion. Boston, 1875. 265-|- pp. 
 
 16° 724.23 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 HowELLS, William Dean, continued. 
 
 — Italian journeys. New York, 1872. 320 pp. 16°. 425.20 
 
 — A romance of real life. (In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
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 Boston, 1873. 287-}- pp. 16° 533.7 
 
 — Venetian life. [Essays on Venice.] New and 
 
 enlarged edition. Boston, 1874. 437 pp. 8°. 227.5 
 HowiTT, Mary. Alice Franklin 937.6 
 
 — The heir of Wast-Wayland 533.23 
 
 — Hope on ! hope ever ! 937.4 
 
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 — My own story 937. 1 
 
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 London [1874]. 170 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 4°.1521.14 
 
 — No sense like common sense 937.12 
 
 — Pictorial calendar of the seasons, embodying 
 
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 Ho WITT, William. The book of the seasons; or the 
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 — History of priestcraft in all ages and nations. 
 
 New York, 1857. 256 [250] pp. 12° 836.5 
 
 — Homes and haunts of the most eminent British 
 
 poets. Illustrated. New York, 1847, 51. 2 v. 
 
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 — Johnny Darbyshire. (In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
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 A'ote. — History and associations of London's northern 
 suburbs. 
 
 — Visits to remarkable places. 3d American edi- 
 
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 402 [386] pp. Sm. 8° 534.11 
 
 Howland, Edward. With the Count de Beauvoir in 
 Japan and California. (In Many lands and 
 many people) 43 1.3 
 
 HowSHip, John. Practical remarks on the discrimi- 
 nation and appearances of surgical disease. With 
 appendix. London, 1840. xix, 420 pp. 8°. . . 6023.8 
 
 HoziER, Henry M. The seven weeks' war [in Ger- 
 many, 1866]. Its antecedents and incidents. 
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 Hubbard, (Nicolas) Gustave. Histoire de la litte- 
 rature contemporaine dans les dififerents etats 
 de I'Europe. Histoire de la litterature contem- 
 poraine en Espagne. Paris, 1876. 422-|- pp. 
 12° 5536.22 
 
 Hue, Evariste Regis. A journey through the Chinese 
 empire. New York, 1855. 2 v. Folded map. 
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 Hudson, C. F. Christ our life. The scriptural argu- 
 ment for immortality through Christ alone. 
 Boston, 1860. viii,' 160 pp. 12° 6326.1 
 
 Hudson, Francis, editor. Private theatricals for 
 home performance. New York [cop. 1870]. 179 
 pp. 16° 1636.1 
 
 Hudson, Frederic. Journalism in the United States, 
 from 1690 to 1872. New York, 1873. 789-}- 
 pp. 8° 5214.2 
 
 Hudson, Henry, Life of. Cleveland, H. R. (In 
 
 Sparks, J. Library of American biography). 5028.1.10 
 
 Hudson, Henry Norman. Shakespeare: his life, art, 
 and characters. With an historical sketch of the 
 origin and growth of the drama in England. 
 Boston, 1872. 2 v. 12° .1024.9 
 
HUEBNER 
 
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 HuEBNER, Joseph Alexander von. The life and times 
 of Sixtus the fifth. Translated from the original 
 French by Hubert E. H. Jerningham. London, 
 1872. 2v. 8" .5522.11 
 
 HuEFFER, Franz. Richard Wagner and the music of 
 the future. History and aesthetics. London, 
 1874. v,333+pp. 8° 6232.6 
 
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 mann, R. Franz, F. Liszt. 
 
 HuGESSEN, Edward HugessenKnatchbull. Higgledy- 
 piggledy: or, stories for everybody and every- 
 body's children 1116.1 
 
 — Queer folk. Seven stories 916.30 
 
 Hugh Melton. King, K 721.16 
 
 Hugh Worthington. Holmes, M. J 534.1 
 
 Hughes, Mrs. — . Memoir of the life and writings 
 
 of Mrs. Hemans. By her sister. Philadelphia, 
 
 1839. 29-317pp. 12° 1022.4 
 
 Hughes, George E., Memoir of. Hughes, T. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 12" 1226.20 
 
 Hughes, Samuel. A survey of the metropolitan 
 
 roads. See Mallet, Robert 1716.16 
 
 — Treatise on gas works, and the practice of manu- 
 
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 with illustrations. Revised by W. Richards. 
 London, 1871. xv, 336 pp. 12° 6438.2 
 
 — Treatise on waterworks for the supply of cities 
 
 and towns. New edition. London, 1872. xiv, 
 
 413 pp. Illustrated. 12° 6428.4 
 
 Hughes, Thomas. [Life of-] Alfred the great. With 
 map and illustrations. Boston, 1871. 324 pp. 
 12'^ 1025.7 
 
 — Memoir of a brother. Boston, 1873. xvi [xii], 
 
 178 pp. Portrait. 12° 1226.20 
 
 — School days at Rugby. Illustrated. Boston, 
 
 1872. viii, 405 pp. 12° 922.17 
 
 — The scouring of the White Horse. Illustrated. 
 
 Cambridge, 1859. 244 pp. Sm. 4° 536.1 
 
 — Tom Brown at Oxford. Boston, 18*71. 2 v. Por- 
 
 trait. 12° 526.14 
 
 — Tom Brown's school days. Leipzig, 1858. xviii, 
 
 3204-pp. Sq. 16° 311.12 
 
 Mote.— The books numbered above, 922.17 and 311.12, are 
 the same, and they picture, under the guise of fiction, tlie 
 school life at Rugby under Dr. Arnold's mastership. " Tom 
 Brown at Oxford " carries the youth to the university. 
 
 Hugo, Victor (Marie), vicomte. (Euvres. Bruxelles, 
 
 1842. 3 V. Illustrated. Portrait. L. 8° . . . . 5530.1 
 
 Contents.— Yo\. I. Bug-Jargel; Han d'Islande ; Le dernier 
 jourd'un condanine; Claude Gueux ; Notre- dame de Paris; 
 liitt^rature et philosophic melees; Lucrece Borgia; Augeloj 
 Marie Tudor. 
 
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 Odes et ballades; Les orientales; Les feuilles d'automne; 
 Po^sies.politiques ; Poesies inedites ; Les chants du crepuscule ; 
 Les voix iyterieures. 
 
 III. RuyBlas; Les rayons et les ombres ; Les Esmeralda; 
 Le mercure du dix-neuvieme siecle; La charite; Le retour de 
 I'empereur; LeRhin; Les burgraves. 
 
 — Actes et paroles, 1870-72. Paris, 1872. 220+ 
 
 pp. 16° 5536.5 
 
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 the French [Notre-Dame de Paris], by H. L. 
 Williams, jr. New York Icop. 1862]. 207 
 [191] pp. 8° 511.27 
 
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 New York, 1869. vi, 351 pp. Portrait. 8°.. 521.2 
 
 — Les miserables. Translated by C. E. Wilbour. 
 
 New York, 1874. 2v.ini. 8°.. 710.19 
 
 — Ninety-three. Translated by F. L. Benedict. 
 
 New York, 1874. 356 pp. 12° 734.18 
 
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 way of Aix-la-Chapelle. Translated by D. M. 
 
 Aird. Boston [1874]. xiii, 275 pp. 12^= 436.1 
 
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 original pictures by G. Dore. New York, 1869. 
 
 155 pp. Portrait. L. 8° 510.1 
 
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 Huguenot family, Memoirs of a. Fontaine, J. 
 
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 of Nantes, follows their career in England and Ireland, with 
 particular reference to tlieir intluence upon the industry of 
 England; and the American edition has an appendix on the 
 Huguenots in America. Tlie" Memoirs of a Huguenot family " 
 [5525.3], compiled from the autobiography of the Rev. James 
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 Parkman's "Pioneers of France in the New World" 
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 I'll try. Baker, H. N. (W.) 934.6 
 
 Ill-omened marriage, The. Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
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 — Cumming, (W.) G. Wild men and wild beasts; 
 
 or, scenes in camp and jungle 423.8 
 
 — Richardson, J. Wonders of the Yellowstone ... . 224.8 
 
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 The lake regions of Central Africa 224.9 
 
 Travels in Arabia 224.6 
 
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 — Bernard, F. Wonderful escapes 1714.20 
 
 — Cazin, A. Phenomena and laws of heat 1714.6 
 
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 Improvisatore, The. [A tale of Italian life.] 
 
 Andersen, H. C '. 714.25 
 
 In a winter city. A story of the day. Rame, L. de la. 717.13 
 
 In doors and out. Adams, W. T 714.37 
 
 In exitu Israel. See Baring-Gould, S. Gabrielle 
 
 Andre v 710.39 
 
 In extremis. Greenough, Mrs. R. S 736.20 
 
 In France with the Germans. Corvin, 0. London, 
 
 1872. 2 V. Sm. 8° 5715.2 
 
 In His name. Hale,E. E. Boston, 1874. 8° 732.28 
 
 In honor bound. Gibbon, C 710.34 
 
 In memoriam. Tennyson, A. Poetical works. Leip- 
 zig, 1860. Sq. 10° 1614.10.2 
 
 In school and out. Adams, W. T 925.1 
 
 In search of the castaways. [Fiction.] Verne, J. 
 
 Hartford, 1873. 8° 432.1 
 
 In silk attire. Black, W 330.24 
 
 In that state of life. Aide, H 328.24 
 
 In the Camargue. [Fiction.] Bowles, E 723.6 
 
 In the days of my youth. Edwards, A. B 339.11 
 
 In the Eastern seas. Kingston, W. H. G. London, 
 
 1871. Sm. 8° 921.3 
 
 In the heart of a hill. Payn, J .' 312.28 
 
 In the kitchen. Miller, E. S. Boston, 1875. Sm. 4°. 1532.8 
 
 In the ranks. Douglas, A. M 934.25 
 
 In the year '13 : a tale of Mechlenburg life. Renter, 
 
 F. Leipzig, 1867. Sq. 16° 316.9 
 
 In trust. Douglas, A. M 535.6 
 
 Ina. Washburn, K. S 531.35 
 
 Incidents in my life. Home, D. D. New York, 
 
 1863. 12° .^ 1216.2 
 
 Incognito, L'. Souvestre, E. Theatre de la jeunesse. 
 
 Paris, 1860. 12° 5536.15 
 
 India. Allen, D. 0. India, ancient and modern. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 8° 5921.1 
 
 — Anderson, R. History of the missions of the 
 
 American board of commissioners for foreign 
 
 missions in. Boston, 1874. 8° 5812.4 
 
 ~ Butler, W. The land of the Veda. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 5931.1 
 
 — Cooper, T. T. The Mishmee hills. An account 
 
 of a journey made in an attempt to penetrate 
 Thibet from Assam to open new routes for com- 
 merce. London, 1873. Sm. 8° 5933.6 
 
 — Cumming, (W.) G. Wild men and wild beasts; 
 
 or, scenes in camp and jungle. New York, 1872. 
 
 Sm, 8° 423.8 
 
 — Dilke, C. W. Greater Britain: a record of travel 
 
 in English-speaking countries during 1866 and 
 
 1867. New York, 1869. 12° 423.13 and 5935.7 
 
 — Eastwick, E. B. Handbook for India. London, 
 
 1859. 2 V. 12° 5917.7 
 
 — Foster, J. Discourse on the communication of 
 
 Christianity to the people of Hindoostan. Lon- 
 don, 1865. 16"^ 5614.2 
 
 — Grant, Sir H. Incidents in the Sepoy war. 
 
 1857,58. Edinburgh, 1873. Sm. 8° 5924.6 
 
 — Herbert, D. The Indian mutiny. London, 1876. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6924.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 India, continued. 
 
 — Hodson, W. S. R. Twelve years of a soldier's 
 
 life in. Boston, I860. 12° 426.11 
 
 — The Indian Alps, and how we crossed them; being • 
 
 a narrative of two years' residence in the east- 
 ern Himalaya, and two months' tour into the in- 
 terior. London, 1876. L. 8° 5930.6 
 
 — Johnson, S. Oriental religions and their relation 
 
 to universal religion. Boston, 1873. 8° 5811.1 
 
 — Kaye, Sir J. W. History of the Sepoy war in 
 
 1857-58. London, 1870, 72. 8° 5922.7 
 
 — Law, E., first earl Ellenborouyh. History of the 
 
 Indian administration of Lord EUenborough, in 
 his correspondence with the duke of Wellington. 
 London, 1874. 8° 5412.5 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) B. Visit to, in 1853. New York, 
 
 1864. 12° : 425.7 
 
 — Vincent, F.,jr. Thirty thousand miles of travel 
 
 in. New York, 1876. 12° 436.8 
 
 <See also Asia, Burmah, Ceylon, Farther India. 
 
 Ifote. — For ancient India, consult Robertson [5(il0.1]. 
 
 For British India, see Macaulay's essays on Ciive and Hast- 
 ings [1918.4], and the speeches of Burke and Sheridan at the 
 trial of Hastings. 
 
 For the religion of India, and the relations to Christianity, 
 see Johnson's " Oriental religions " [5811.3] ; Clarke's " Ten 
 great religions " [1523.2] ; Foster's "Critical essays " [3614.3.1]; 
 Miiller's " Chips from a German workshop " [.WltJ.l] ; McCliu- 
 tock and Strong's Cyclopsedia; Fergusson's "Tree and ser- 
 pent worship ; and tlie review in Contemporary review, 
 vol. 12. 
 
 For popular accounts, that of Allen embodies the observa- 
 tions of an American missionary. For the races of men, see 
 Wood's " Natural history of man " [6610.2; 6610.3]. 
 
 There is some account of the Sepoy revolt, 1856-58, in But- 
 ler's " The land of the Veda " [5931.1]. 
 
 India: the pearl of Pearl river. Southworth, E. D. 
 
 E.N 727.8 
 
 Indian Alps, The, and how we crossed them ; being 
 a narrative of two years' residence in the eastern 
 Himalaya, and two months' tour into the inte- 
 rior. By a lady pioneer. Illustrated by herself. 
 London, 1876. xiii, 612-}- pp. Map. L. 8°.. 5930.6 
 
 Indian question, The. Walker, F. A. Boston, 1874. 
 
 12° 5016.14 
 
 Indiana. Dudevant, A. L. A. D 535.3 
 
 Indians of North America. Bancroft, H. H. The 
 native races of the Pacific states of North Amer- 
 ica. New York, 1874. 8° 5920.4.1 
 
 — Custer, G. A. My life on the plains. Or, per- 
 
 sonal experiences with Indians. New York, 
 
 1874. 8° 412.3 
 
 — Marcy, R. B. Thirty years of army life on the 
 
 border. New York, 1866. 12° 415.16 
 
 — Marryat, F. Narrative of the travels and adven- 
 
 tures of Monsieur Violet, in California, Sonora, 
 
 and Western Texas. [Fiction] 337.7 
 
 — Parkman, F.,yr. The conspiracy of Pontiac and 
 
 the Indian war after the conquest of Canada. 
 Boston, 1870. 2 v. 12° 5015.4 
 
 — Stone, W. L. Life of Joseph Brant, including 
 
 the border wars of the American revolution, and 
 sketches of Indian campaigns and other matters 
 connected with the Indian relations of the United 
 States and Great Britain. Albany, 1865. 2 v. 
 8° 5022.1 
 
 — Thatcher, B. B. Indian biography. New York, 
 
 1869. 2v. 16° 819.2 
 
 Indian traits. New York, 1865. 2 v. 12°. . . 819.1 
 
 — Tuttle, E. B. The boy's book about Indians. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 16° 915.20 
 
 Note. — Brinton, in his " Myths of the new world " [5924.7], 
 makes an able and thorough survey, and rejects the Jewisu 
 theory of their origin. His introduction discusses the Indian 
 cliaracter, and at the end of his tirst chapter he gives a biblio- 
 graphical note on his authorities. See also a note in Park- 
 man's "Jesuits" [5015.5.2, p. 88], on the sources of Indian 
 tales. Parkman's histories on i ranee and England in North 
 America [.')01.5.5] treat incidentally of the intercourse of the 
 Jesuits and other early colonists with the Indians; while the 
 same historian's " Pontiac ' [.5015.4] vividly portrays the last 
 great eft'ort of the Indians to drive Europeans from the conti- 
 nent, in 1763. 
 
 Perhaps the best general survey of the Indian character, etc., 
 is found in the introduction to Parkman's "Jesuits" [.")015.5.2, 
 or Atlantic monthly, July, 1865, and July, 18<i6], which is an 
 amplification of the original introduction to his " Pontiac " 
 [5015.4]. Bancroft, in his " History of the United States " 
 [2012.3, ch. 22], confines liis descriptions to those east of the 
 Mississippi ; and Hildreth, in his " History of the United 
 States " [5011.10], gives his 2d chapter to the subject. See 
 Harper's monthly, vols. 17 and 40; Irving's exculpatory esti- 
 
INDIANS 
 
 121 
 
 INTEMPERANCE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Indians of North America, continued. 
 
 mate of the Indian character in the " Sketch book " [311.13; 
 715.(5; 1815.10]; " What we should do with him," in Harper's 
 monthlv, vol. 40; and Lossing, on " Our barbarian bretliren," 
 in vol.40. 
 
 For their origin, see Brinton, " Myths of the new world " 
 [59124.7], who rejects tlie Jewish theory. De Vere's " Romance 
 of American historj " [5010.1] gives a popular summary. See 
 Baldwin's •' Pre-historic nations " [8:^4.7]. 
 
 On the question of race, see Wood's " Natural history of 
 man " [fJtJlO 2; 6610.3], etc. 
 
 On their religions, see McClintock and Strong's Cyclopaedia. 
 
 New Euglaad. Palfrey [5016.2] will be consulted, and the 
 other histories of New England and Massacliusetts. See 
 Everett's oration at Bloody Brook [1921.1.1], and Lossing's 
 " Last of the Pequods," in Scribner's monthly, vol. 2. 
 
 See a chapter on John Eliot and the Indians, in Yonge's 
 " Pioneers and founders " [5817.5], 
 
 New York. The series of biographies written by W. L. Stone 
 covers a century of the history of the great Iroquois confed- 
 eracy, 1735-1838, and can be found in the Bates Hall; perhaps 
 the life of Brant is the most important. Parkman's histories 
 cover much of this confederacy s history. 
 
 Western States. For recent descriptions, see Irving's " Tour 
 on the prairies" [417.1]; Dixon's "New America" [418.1] and 
 his " White conquest " [439.4] ; Parkman's " Oregon trail " 
 [5015.3]; General Marcy's "Border reminiscences " [413.3] 
 and his "Army life on the border" [415.16]; Harper's monthly, 
 vols. 36 and 39; and Atlantic monthly, " Medicine men," July, 
 1860. 
 
 See papers in Harper's monthly, Comanches, vol. a3; Sioux, 
 vol. 7 and 17 ; also vols 36 and 39, and further in the Index to 
 the monthly; also vol. 27 for the massacres of 1802. Also 
 " Eight hundred miles in an ambulance," in Lippincott's 
 magazine, July, 1875. 
 Southern Stales. See King's "Great South " [.50.31.6] ; Lossing's 
 " War with the Creeks," in Harper's monthly, vol. 28 ; and for 
 the Cherokees, the article •' Sequoyah," in Harper's monthly, 
 vol.41. 
 
 Arizona and New Mexico. The government reports of the 
 explorations for Pacific railroad routes through this region 
 [6611.2.3], by Whipple, etc., contains nmch valuable informa- 
 tion. See also Ross Browne's "Apache country " [415.13]; and 
 papers in Harper's monthly on those of New Mexico, vol. 7 ; 
 on the Navajos, vol. 8; on the Pimo, vol. 29; on those of the 
 85th parallel, vol. 17, etc. Also, Harper's monthly, Aug., 1875. 
 
 Pacific slope. H. H. Bancroft's " Native races " is an ex- 
 haustive collection of data. 
 
 Mexico and Peru. SaeH. H.Bancroft's " Native races," and 
 Prescott's Mexico [5014.2] and Peru [.5014.3], and for further 
 references the note on "America before Colutnbus " in the Bul- 
 letin for April, 1876. 
 
 In fiction. In novels, the best known delineations are those 
 of Cooper, in his " Leather-stocking tales," and in his " Red- 
 skins " [525.2] and " Wyandotte " [525.4], while other novels, 
 like James 8 " Ticonderoga," which depicts the part of the 
 aborigines in the old French war, give likewise a somewhat 
 conventional and romantic rendering of their character. In 
 poetry, the best known pictures of them are Longfellow's 
 "Hiawatha" [1614.1] and Campbell's "Gertrude of Wyoming." 
 
 Indo-China. Came, L. de. Travels in. London, 
 
 1872. 8- 5931.9 
 
 — Thomson, J. The straits Of Malacca, Indo-China, 
 
 and China. New York, 1875. 8° 6921.4 
 
 Industrial biography: iron-workers and tool-mak- 
 ers. Smiles, S. Boston, 1871. 12° 1227.5 
 
 Inez. Wilson, A. J 725.26 
 
 Infantry tactics. Casey, S. Infantry tactics. New 
 
 York, 1862. 3 v. Sm. 12" 1529.1 
 
 — Coppee, H. The field manual of evolutions of the 
 
 line. Philadelphia, 1862. 12° 1529.8 
 
 — Hardee, W. J. Rifle and light infantry tactics. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1861. 2 v. 16° 1529.3 
 
 — Infantry tactics. See United States. Depart- 
 
 ment of war 1529.2 
 
 — Le Gal, E. School of the guides. New York, 
 
 18G0. Sq. 16° 1528.3 
 
 — Upton, E. Infantry tactics double and single 
 
 rank. New York, 1876. Sm. 12° 1529.9 
 
 Infants, Treatise on the diseases of. Billard, CM. 
 
 New York, 1839. 8° 6022.10 
 
 Infelice. Wilson, a. J 723.26 
 
 Infidelity, The cause and cure of. Nelson, D. 
 
 New York loop. 1841]. 12° 5815.17 
 
 Influenza, Annals of. Thompson, T. London, 
 
 1852. 8° 6013.14 
 
 Information for the people. Chambers, W. and R. 
 
 Philadelphia, n. d. 2 v. 8° *R.R., C.2.4 
 
 Ingelow, Jean. Complete poems. Boston, 1873. 
 
 332 pp. Portrait. 16° 1625.2 
 
 — Fated to be free. Boston • 717.8 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 33 1.19 
 
 — Mopsa the fairy 935.23 
 
 — OfftheSkelligs. Boston 737.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig •-.,.... 335.14 
 
 — Poems. Leipzig, 1873. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 16° 1628.4 
 
 — Stories told to a child 935.21 
 
 2d series 935.22 
 
 Ingham, Col. Frederic, pseud. See Hale, Edward 
 
 Everett. 
 
 16 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Ingham papers, The. Hale, E. E 526.16 
 
 Inqleby, J. T. Facts and oases in obstetric medi- 
 cine, with observations on some of the most im- 
 portant discoveries incidental to females. Lon- 
 don, N. D. viii, 296 pp. 8° , 6012.10 
 
 Inglis, Henry David. The new Gil Bias. New edi- 
 tion. London, 1833. 2 v. 12° 5625.2 
 
 Ingo und Ingraban. Freytag, G. Die Ahnen. 
 
 Leipzig, 1873. 16° 5733.5.1 
 
 Ingoldsby, Thomas, pseud. See Barham, Richard 
 Harris. 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. The. [Humorous poems.] Bar- 
 ham, R. H. New York, 1872. 2 v. in 1. 12°. 524.9 
 
 Ingraban. Freytag, G 538.6 
 
 Ingraham, Joseph Holt. The pillar of fire; or, 
 Israel in bondage. Boston, 1872. 600 pp. 
 1 plate. Sm. 8° 512.6 
 
 — The prince of the house of David. Boston, 1872. 
 
 472 pp. Illustrated. 12° 612.5 
 
 — The throne of David. Boston, 1872. 603 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 12° 512.4 
 
 Inheritance, The. Ferrier, S. E 518.19 
 
 Initials, The. [Novel, German life.] Tautphoeus, 
 
 J. M., Baronin 317.19 
 
 Inn, The, of the guardian angel. Segur, S. (R.), 
 
 comtesse de 912.7 
 
 Innocent. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 329.10 
 
 Innocents, The, abroad. [Humorous travels.] 
 
 Clemens, S. L. Hartford, 1872. 8° 42L6 
 
 Inoculation, History of, in Massachusetts. Toner, 
 J. M. (In Massachusetts medical society. Pub-^ 
 
 lications) 6021.4 
 
 Insanity. Fisher, T. W. Plain talk about insan- 
 ity. Boston, 1872. 8° 6033.1 
 
 — Maudsley, H. Responsibility in mental disease. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12° 6035.4 
 
 Insectivorous plants. Darwin, C. (R.) New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 6614.13 
 
 Insects. Figuior, (G.) L. The insect world; being 
 
 a popular account of the orders of. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 152L8 
 
 — Same. London [1872]. Sm. 8° 6615.1 
 
 — Harris, T. W. Treatise on some of the insects of 
 
 New England which are injurious to vegetation. 
 Boston, 1852. 8° 6612.1 
 
 — Houghton, W. Sketches of British insects. Lon- 
 
 don, 1875. Sm. 8° 6616.13 
 
 — Lubbock, Sir J. On the origin iind metamor- 
 
 phoses of. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 6617.8 
 
 — Michelet, J. The insect. London, 1875. 8°. . . 6612.9 
 
 — Packard, A. S., jr. Guide to the study of. 
 
 Salem, 1872. 8° 6613.6 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Insects at home. A popular account 
 
 of insects, their structure, habits, and transfor- 
 mations. J^ew York, 1872. 8° 6612.2 
 
 See also Bees. . 
 
 Instinct: its oflBce in the animal kingdom, and its 
 relation to the higher powers in man. Chad- 
 bourne, P. A. New York, 1872. Sm. 8° 6617.4 
 
 Institutes of Justinian. Justinianus i, emperor. 
 
 London, 1874. 8° 6314.1 
 
 Institutions, Lectures on the early history of. 
 
 Maine, Sir H. S. New York, 1875. 8° 6313.6 
 
 Intellectual life. The. Hamerton, P. G. Boston, 
 
 1873. 16° 1925.1 
 
 Intellectual science. Abercrombie, J. Inquiries 
 concerning the intellectual powers, and the 
 investigation of truth. New York, 1857. 12°. 1529.4 
 
 — Porter, N. The human intellect. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 1520.4 
 
 — Reid, T. Essays on the intellectual powers of 
 
 man. Philadelphia, 1861. 12° 1526.23 
 
 Intelligence, The, of animals. Menault, E. New 
 
 York, 1872. 'l6° 1714.5 
 
 Intemperance. Burns, D. Christendom and the 
 drink curse: an appeal to the Christian world 
 for efficient action against the causes of. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 8° 1912.9 
 
 — Macnish, R. Anatomy of drunkenness. (In The 
 
 Alexandrian) 1910.4.2 
 
IXTBRNATIONAL 
 
 122 
 
 IRELAND 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 International review. "Vol. 1. New York [1874], 
 
 8" 6512.1 
 
 International scientific series. Namely : — 
 
 — Amos, S. The science of law 6316.3 
 
 — Bain, A. Mind and body 6035.2 
 
 — Beneden, P. J. van. Animal parasites and mess- 
 
 mates 6616.6 
 
 — Cooke, J. P., jr. The new chemistry 6436.15 
 
 — Cooke, M. C. Fungi: their nature and uses 6436.13 
 
 — Draper, J. W. History of the conflict between 
 
 science and religion 5826.4 
 
 — Jevons, W. S. Money and the mechanism of ex- 
 
 change 6826.8 
 
 — Lommel, B. (C. J.) The nature of light, with a 
 
 general , account of physical optics 6436.17 
 
 — Marey, E. J. Animal mechanism 6436.12 
 
 — Maudsley, H. Responsibility in mental disease. 6035.4 
 
 — Pettigrew, J. B. Animal locomotion, or walk- 
 
 ing, swimming, and flying 6436. 14 
 
 . — Schmidt, (E.) 0. The doctrine of descent and 
 
 Darwinism 6616.10 
 
 — Schuetzenberger, M. P. On fermentation .'6436.18 
 
 — Smith, E. Foods 6436.6 
 
 — Spencer, H. The study of sociology 5826.1 
 
 — Stewart, B. The conservation of energy 6436.7 
 
 — Vogel, H. The chemistry of light and pho- 
 
 tography 6436.16 
 
 — "Whitney, -W. D. The life and growth of lan- 
 
 guage 6126.5 
 
 International series. Namely : — 
 
 — Bauer, K. At Capri. A story of Italian life... 714.19 
 
 — Feuillet, 0. A marriage in high life 722.2 
 
 — Keary, A. Castle Daly 714.36 
 
 Oldbury 714.18 
 
 — Moore, Mrs. B. H. On dangerous ground 722.1 
 
 — Oliphant, M. (0. "W.) An odd couple 722.9 
 
 — Randolph, Mrs. — . Gentianella 714.9 
 
 Interoceanic canals. Reports of explorations and 
 
 surveys to ascertain the practicability of a ship- 
 canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 
 See United States. Department of the navy. . . 5030.6 
 
 Interpreter, The. Melville, G. J. W 321.9 
 
 Invalids, How shall we employ and amuse our. 
 
 Power, H. London, 1873. 16° 6038.3 
 
 Invasion, The. Griffin, G 617.9 
 
 Invasion, The, of France in 1814. [Historical fic- 
 tion.] Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A. New 
 
 York, 1871. 12° 913.23 
 
 Inventions. Beckmann, J. History of. London, 
 
 1846. 2 V. 16° 1526.7 and 6425.1 
 
 — Routledge, R. Discoveries and inventions of the 
 
 nineteenth century. London, 1876. Sm. 8°. . . 6425.8 
 
 — Timbs, J. Wonderful inventions. London 
 
 [1867]. Sm. 8° 1526.20 
 
 Inventors, Stories of. Timbs, J. New York, 1860. 
 
 12° 1525.30 
 
 Invisible princess. The. O'Connor, F. (In John- 
 son, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Invitation, The, heeded: reasons for a return to 
 catholic unity. Stone, J. K. New York [cop. 
 1870]. 12^ 5816.12 
 
 Iona. Campbell, G. D., duke of Argyll. London, 
 
 1870. Sm. 8'^ 427.9 
 
 loNE. Petrella, E. (In Ditson, 0., and co. Stan- 
 dard opera librettos) 6233.3.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Iphig^nie en Aulide: tragedie. Racine, J. de. 
 
 The&tre complet. Paris, 1870. 12° 5537.3 
 
 Iphigenie in Aulis. Schiller, J. C. F. von. "Worke. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1867. 8° 6734.1.7 
 
 Ireland, John, and Nichols, John. Hogarth's 
 
 works: with life and anecdotal descriptions of 
 
 his pictures. London, N. d. 3 v. Portraits. 
 
 Facsimile. Sm. 8° , 6214.2 
 
 Ireland. Adams, W. T. Shamrock and thistle; or, 
 
 Young America in. Boston, 1871. 16° 916.17 
 
 — Barry, M. J., editor. The songs of. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 6626.4 
 
 — Black, A. and C. Picturesque tourist of. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1855. Sm. 8° 229.2 
 
 — Burke, T. N. English misrule in. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 827.6 
 
 — Carleton, W, Traits and stories of the Irish 
 
 peasantry 624.17 
 
 — Conyngham, D. P. Sarsfield; or, the last great 
 
 struggle for. Boston, 1871. Sq. 16° 828.7 
 
 — Cusack, M. F. Illustrated history of. London, 
 
 1872. 8° 5412.1 
 
 The patriot's history of. New York, 1869. 
 
 16° 5418.4 
 
 — Daunt, W. J. O'N. Ireland and her agitators. 
 
 Dublin, 1867. 12° 5417.4 
 
 — Forbes, R. B. Voyage of the Jamestown on her 
 
 errand of mercy to. Boston, 1847. 8° 421.4 
 
 — Fronde, J. A. The English in Ireland in the 
 
 eighteenth century. New York, 18^2, 74. 3 v. 
 
 8° 5414.5 
 
 — Galibert, L., and Pelle, C. Irlande. Paris, 
 
 1844. 8° 5911.7 
 
 — Godkin, J. The religious history of. London, 
 
 1873. 8° 5412.3 
 
 — Hall, A. M. Sketches of Irish character. Lon- 
 
 don [1875]. 8° 5436.1 
 
 — Hall, S. C. and A. M. Ireland: its scenery, 
 
 character, etc. London, 1841-43. 3 v. L. 8°. 5431.1 
 
 — Hyde, E., earl of Clarendon. An historical view 
 
 of the afifairs of. Boston, 1827. 8° 5412.4.6 
 
 — Joyce, R. D. Legends of the wars in. Boston, 
 
 1868. 16° 828.6 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. Ireland. New York, 1844. 8°... 43L2 
 
 — Lecky, W. E. H. Leaders of public opinion in: 
 
 Swift — Flood — Grattan — O'Connell. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 1025.9 
 
 — MacCarthy, D. F. Book of Irish ballads. N&w 
 
 York, 1873. 16° 5626.3 
 
 — Mills, A. The literature and the literary men 
 
 of. New York, 1870. 2 v. 8° 1021.6 
 
 — Moore, T. Irish melodies. 'Leipzig, 1842. Sq. 
 
 16° 1614.9.1 
 
 — O'Rourke, J. The history of the great Irish 
 
 famine of 1847, with notices of earlier Irish 
 famines. Dublin, 1875. Sm. 8° 5418.12 
 
 — Shell, R, L. Sketches of the Irish bar. New 
 
 York [cop. 1854]. 2 v. 12° 5417.7 
 
 — Smiles, S. The Huguenots: their settlements, 
 
 churches, and industries in. New York, 1868. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5514. 1 
 
 — Street ballads, popular poetry, and household 
 
 songs of. Boston [1864]. 16° 1615.2 
 
 — Trench, W. S. Realities of Irish life. Boston, 
 
 1869. Sq. 16° 428.13 
 
 Of general histories, the best for popular use is Cusack's " Illustrated history," of which " The patriots history" is a condensed summary. See 
 Baldwin's summary [824.7] for pre-historic times. There is an article on the " Ancient Fenians " in Scribner's monthly, vol. 1. Montalembert's " Monks of 
 the West" [5514.6] covers the era of Saint Patrick and the early Cliristian history. Wright, in his " Middle ages," has a chapter on the Anglo-Norman 
 conquest, and it is treated of in the 2d vol. of Thierry's " Norman conquest " [5417.2]. See also Harper's monthly, vol. 43. There is an account of ancient 
 laws, etc., in Maine's " History of institutions " [0313.6]. Strongbow's invasion in the xnth century is fully described in Lingard's " History of England" 
 [5417.8], but see Harper's monthly, Oct., 1871. Froude's 2d volume of his " History of England" [82(5.9] takes up the rebellion of 1534-35; and he also 
 enlarges upon Irish history during the time of Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth, always, however, with an English leaning. Go to Carlyle's "Cromwell" 
 [1238.1] for the civil war period. The siege of Londonderry in 1689 is graphically described in Macaulay's " History of England " [8;38.]], who tells the 
 subsequent career of William of Orange in Ireland, and in his 16th chapter describes the battle of the Boyne, illustrations of which will be found in 
 Conyngham's " Sarsfield " [828.7] and in Banim's " Boyne water " [517.16]. 
 
 For the catholic emancipation and other aspects of Irish history of the last century, see Edmund Burke's speeches [5634.1 ; 5G35.1]. Miss Edgeworth's 
 " Castle Rackrent " [514.1.1] pictures the life of the Irish squires. 
 
 For the revolution of 1798, see chapters in De Quincey's " Autobiographic sketches " [1825.7]. Sydney Smith, in his essays [1931.1], was exculpatory in 
 
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 hi8 views. Jeffrey, in his essays [ofilO.S], enforces the argument for legislative union. Lacky has an adnirable book on the " Leaders of public opinion in 
 Ireland " [102.5.9], chiefly as regards her relations with England, from the days of Switt down, and this can be traced also in the lives of Flood (d. 1791) , 
 Emmet (executed 1803), Curran (d. 1817), Qrattan (d. 1820), OConnell (d. 1817), and Sliiel (d. W>1). See also DauntV "Ireland and her agitators" [5117.4] ; 
 Shell's "Sketches of the Irish bar " [302(5..^]; and the paper in the North American review, Jan., 187?, on Flood, or I.-eland from Swift to O'Cjnnell. 
 
 On the famine of 1817, beside O'Rourke, who enlarges upon the relations of England and Ireland, see Forbes' " Voyage" [lil.l]; Everett's Oratio ns 
 C1921.1.2]; and in fiction A. TroUopes " Castle Kichmond" [.ai.S], and Carleton 's " Black prophet." 
 
 On tlie relations of England and Ireland. Froude, in his recent history o:i " The English in Ireland in the 13ih century " [.5411..5], has been reviewed by 
 Lecky, in Macmillan's magazine, Jan., 1873, and Godkin's "Religious history" and Burke's "English misrule" were in part prepared in refutation of 
 Froude, who covers in a general way the interval 1611-1798. For further on Fronde's relations with Ireland, see his two papers "A fortnight in Kerry," 
 in his " Short studies" [1911..5.2] ; also Contemporary review, vol. 4. Also, " The Fenian idea," ia the Atlantic monthly. May, 1866. McCarthy'! " Fair 
 Saxon " [731.8] touches on the Fenian troubles. 
 
 Of the present condition of the tenantry of Ireland, there is an excellent presentatioa in Trench's " Realities of Irish life " [428.13] . The vexed land 
 quettion is considered in a paper in Macmillan's magazine. May, 1873. 
 
 There are good general descriptions of manners, etc., in Carleton's "Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry" and in the books of Mrs. A. M. Hall . 
 
 The three volumes of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hall's " Ireland" [3131.1], otter a full descriptive account of Ireland ; and tliere is some good descripti on in 
 Thackeray's " Irish sketch book" [330.29; 513.1.7]. See also Contemporary review, vol. 5; and Harper's monthly, vols. 42, 43, and 47. 
 
 S. C. Hall's " Book of memories " [1231.1] touches on modern Irish authors, and there are other books ou Irish literature named above. 
 
 For illustrations of Irish life and character, see Hall's "Sketches" [.5431.1]; Carleton's "Redmond" [518.5] for events of 1096; his " Willy Reilly " 
 [524.3] for the penal laws; Banim's "John Doe" [317.5] for Capt. Rock; A. M. Hall's "Whiteboy" [521.6], time 1822; and generally the following 
 novelists: — Carleton, who, according to Thackeray, is the greatest genius who has depicted Irish cliaracter; Banim, who deals chiefly with Leinster 
 peasants in passionate and tragic circumstances; Lever, who places his Irishmen in military and convivial life; Samuel Lover, who tried to divest the 
 Irish peasant of vice and coarseness; Miss Edgeworth, whose " Castle Rackrent " [511.1.1] is not considered a successful representation of Irish peasantry ; 
 and whose " Rosanna" [511.1.2] is given to farming life. Gerald Griffin's " Collegians " [517.7] concerns the rural middle class in Munster, and gave rise 
 to the drama of " Colleen bawn." Irish life forms the staple also of some of Anthony Trollope's tales, and an Irish adventurer is drawn in Thackeray's 
 " Barry Lyndon " [.333.13.3; 513.1.4], 
 
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 — Bauerman, H. Treatise on the metallurgy of. 
 
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 who is known by this name, and about who.=e identity there 
 is much question. The matter will be tbund treated histori- 
 cally in James's " Life and times of Louis xiv" [5526.5], and in 
 the Encyclopaedias. 
 
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 bridge, J. T 932.20 
 
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 — Same. Added Legends of the conquest of Spain. 
 
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 — Same. Philadelphia, 1872. 528 pp. Illustrated. 
 
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 — Life and voyages of Christopher Columbus. 
 
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 — Same, Added those of his companions. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1871. 3 V. Illustrated. Portraits. 
 
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 Note. — These volumes afford the best English account of 
 early Spanish discovery in America, but Prescott's " Ferdi- 
 nand and Isabella" [5922.5], and Helps's " Spanish conquest" 
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 in 3. Sq. 16° 1238.9 
 
 — Same. London, 1855-59. 5 v. Portrait. 1 
 
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 — Same. New York, 1855-59. 5 v. Portraits. 
 
 Iplate. 8° 1211.2 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. 5 v. Illustrated. 
 
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 — Mahomet and his successors. New York, 1850. 
 
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 -- Same. Philadelphia, 1871. Illustrated. 2 v. 
 
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 2fote. — The best account of the founder of Mohamniedanism 
 for English general readers. 
 
 — Oliver Goldsmith: a biography. Leipzig, 1850. 
 
 xiv,356pp. Sq.l6° 1238.6 
 
 — Same. London, 1850. x, 242 pp. 16° 715.6 
 
 ~ Same. Philadelphia, 1871. 427 pp. Illustrated. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1815.13 
 
 Note. — The best condensed account of Goldsmith; but 
 Forster's " Life of Goldsmith " must be used tor ampler detail. 
 
 ^r- Salmagundi. See Irving, William 715.4 and 1815.7 
 
 — The sketch book. With portrait. Leipzig, 1843. 
 
 X, 361 pp. Sq. 16° 311.13 
 
 — Same. London, 1855. vi, 282 pp. Portrait. 16°. 715.6 
 
 — Same. Author's revised edition. Philadelphia, 
 
 1872. 507 pp. Illustrated. Portrait. Sm. 8°. 1815.10 
 
 Note. — " The sketch book " gives detached essays and tales, 
 and first gave Irving a reputation. 
 
 — Spanish papers and other miscellanies. Edited 
 
 by P. M. Irving. New York, 1866. 2 v. Por- 
 trait. Sm. 8° 1934.1 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. xxiv, 531 pp. 1 
 
 plate. Portrait. Sm. 8° 1815.8 
 
 Note. — Various biographical sketches and other papers col- 
 1 ected after Irving's death. 
 
 — Tales of a traveller. London, 1850. viii, 296 pp. 
 
 16° 715.7 
 
 — Same. Author's revised edition. Philadelphia, 
 
 1872. 530 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 1815.9 
 
 Note. — Various stories. 
 
 — Tour on the prairies. London, 1854. v, 137-|-pp. 
 
 16° 417.1 
 
 — Voyages and discoveries of the companions of 
 
 Columbus. Author's revised edition. With an 
 appendix of historical documents. London, 
 1850. X, 962 [354] pp. 16° 1226.7.2 
 
 — Wolfert's Roost and other papers. Author's re- 
 
 vised edition. Philadelphia, 1871. 431-[- pp. 
 Illustrated. Fac-simile. Sm. 8° 1815.12 
 
 Note. — Same as 311.14. 
 
 — Life and letters of. Irving, P. M. New York, 
 
 1862-64. 4v. 12° 1214.1 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1872. 3 v. Sm. 8° 1815.1 
 
 Note. — The life by liis nephew is the all-suflicient account, 
 and there is a review by D. G. Mitchell, in Atlantic monthly, 
 June, 1864. Additional biographical memoranda will be 
 lound in G. P. Putnam's recollections, in Atlantic monthly, 
 Nov., 18<;0; in Harper's monthly, vols. 2, 14, 20, 21, 24, and 
 34 [on Sleepy hollow]. After his death. Bryant [1926.1] com- 
 memorated him before the New York historical society ; and 
 Everett also in the 4th vol. of his Orations [1921.1]. Thacke- 
 ray paid him a tribute in liis " Koundabout papers " [3.35.9]. 
 
 Allibone, in his article, quotes many authorities and gives 
 full relerences to otlijers, and essays on Irving or his works 
 will be found in Jeftrey's essays [5610.8]; in Prescott's " Mis- 
 cellanies " [1537.8; 5237.3], etc. See also the literary histories 
 of Duyckinck and Griswold, and the references in Thomas. 
 
 Irving, William, Paulding, James Kirke, and Ir- 
 ving, Washington. Salmagundi; or, the whim- 
 whams and opinions of Launcelot Langstafif, Esq., 
 and others. London, 1850. vi, 269 pp. 16° . . 715.4 
 
 — Same. Preface and notes by E. A. Duyckinck. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1871. xix, 473 pp. Illustrated. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1815.7 
 
 Isabella Orsini. Guerrazzi, F. D 536.9 
 
 IsEULTE. A novel. By the author of " Vera," etc. 720.19 
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 York, 1874. 8° 5733.7 
 
 — Same. See Smith, R. B. Mohammed and Mo- 
 
 hammedanism. New York, 1875. 12° 5816.23 
 
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 .Sir S.W. New York, 1875. 8° 5933.5 
 
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 [1875]. Sm.8° 6218.2 
 
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 IsTHMiANA. Winthrop, T 637.19 
 
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 It is the fashion. Auer, A. von 533.21 
 
 Italian girl, The. Washburn, K. S 728.9 
 
 Italians, The. [Fiction.] Elliot, F. Leipzig 330.16 
 
 — Same. New York 716.20 
 
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 — Burckhardt, J. The Cicerone: or, art guide to 
 
 painting in. London, 1873. Sm. 8° 6216.1 
 
 — Crowe, J. A., and Cavalcaselle, G. B. History of 
 
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 — Jameson, A. (M.) Memoirs of the early Italian 
 
 painters. Boston, 1875. Sq. 16° 6228.2 
 
 — Lanzi, L. History of painting in. London, 1852. 
 
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 — Viardot, L. Wonders of Italian art. New York, 
 
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 the notes under those heads, and under Rome, as well as under 
 the names of prominent artists, like Raphael, Buonarotti, etc. 
 Lanzi and Vasari are both native authorities of repute, the 
 latter being contemporary with some ot his subjects. Many of 
 Mrs. Jameson's books treat attractively of the subject, and her 
 " Earlv painters " is a collection of popular lives; while parts 
 of Wo'rnuin's "Epochs of painting" [6213.3] and Viardot's 
 "Wonders of Italian art" treat the subject fitly for the general 
 reader ; but for the thorough student of painting the new 
 work by Crowe and Cavalcaselle supplies the most satisfac- 
 tory account. 
 
 For Italian sculpture, the valuable monograph of Perkins 
 is of the first importance. See also Luebke's •' History of 
 sculpture" [6210.3], and for popular use, the "Wonders of 
 . sculpture" by Viardot, above named. 
 
 For Itnlian architecture, see Fcrgusson's " History of archi- 
 tecture ■' [6222.3]. Burckhardt's " Cicerone " is the most impor- 
 tant manual. 
 
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 — Adams, W. T. Sunny shores; or, young Amer- 
 
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 lenz, 1870, 72. 2 v. 16° 5528.2 
 
 Switzerland, and the adjacent portions of Italy. 
 
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 — Castelar, E. Old Rome and new Italy. New 
 
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 Elliot, F. Diary of an idle woman in.' Leipzig, 
 
 1872. 2v. inL Sq. 16° 228.3 
 
 Forsyth, J. Remarks on antiquities, arts, and 
 
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 Italy. London, 1876. 3 v. Sm. 8° 5527.17 
 
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 note-books. Boston, 1876 [cop. 1871]. 2 v. 16°. 1839.3 
 
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 1859. 16° 1024.1 
 
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 2 V. Sm. 8° 426.8 
 
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 NOTEJ ON IT^LI^N- TRAVEL, ETC. 
 
 The memorials, which give chief or exclusive attention to the classical associations of Italy, are Forsyth's reputable work on the antiquities, arts, 
 and letters, and it is reckoned by Hare tg be the best book on general Italian travel. 
 
 Of modern traveller's guides, there are Baedeker, and later editions of Murray. 
 
 Of German travellers, the most famous is Goethe, and Niebuhr says of him that " he beheld without love." 
 
 Of French travellers, Taine is the most important of recent ones. 
 
 Of English travellers, Mrs. Jameson's " Diary " [427.3], though fictitious in form, embodies that lady's fine criticism, particularly upon art and literature. 
 In Dickens, the reader finds shrewd observation during a brief run through the peninsula, with glimpses of character. See also tlie journals and letters 
 of English authors, who have lived long in Italy, like Byron, Slielley, Landor, etc. ; and the descriptive essay by Alison, in his Essays [1531.7]. 
 
 Hare's " Days near Rome " [5527.15] and his " Cities of northern and central Italy " [5527.17], taking the region farther north up to the Alps, are both 
 works of excellent character. 
 
 Of American travellers, Hawthorne's Note-books do not, perhaps, embody more observation than was reproduced in his fiction pf "The marble faun" 
 [1813.2]. Hillard's book has been widely praised and used with satisfaction, as a scholarly portrayal of fact and feeling regarding what comes naturally 
 within the observation of the visitor, and its concluding chapters give excellent characterizations of preceding writers on Italy from the times of the earliest 
 pilgrims. Howells's books are graceful narratives of personal experience while the author was consul at Venice. Jarves has some close observation in his 
 paper in Harper's monthly, vol. 10. Norton's book is a scholar's jottings, about matters not in the way of every-day observers. Pleasing pictures of life are 
 given in Lowell's " Fireside travels" [426.4]. See the paper on " Peasant life in Northern Italy " in Frazer's magazine, 1875. 
 
 Italy is the subject of some well-known works of the imagination, which the reader cannot well omit considering. Madame de Stael's '* Corinne " 
 [527.17 ; in French, 2015.3] connects the nptest pictures of life, manners and scenery, with a romantic love story. Hans Andersen, besides his "Poet's 
 bazaar " [426.18], wrote " The improvisatore " [714.25], which is a very vivid portrayal of the externals of the land. See also the passionate sketches of Byron's 
 " Childe Harold " [1614.13.2], and Rxjgerss calmer pictures in his " Italy." 
 
 Ruffini's "Doctor Antonio" [316.17] and "Lavinia" [316.18] also afibrd pictures of Italian life and character; as also T. A. Trollope's " Siren" 
 [334.20] and other of his novels. See also the humorous view in De Mille's "Dodge club" [511.22]; in "Mademoiselle Mori" [313.13]; and the Italian 
 characters, which figure in Wilkie CoUins's " Woman in white " [326.12], and in Bulwer's " My novel " [336.17]. 
 
 Of brigandage in Italy, besides the book of Moens [see also Harpers monthly, vol. 33], there are other representations in Irving's " Tales of a trav- 
 eller " [715.7 i 1815.9], and in De MUle's " American baron " [511.19]. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
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 Italy. Abbott, J. S. C. Italy, and the war for 
 
 Italian independence. Boston, 1871. 12° .... 824.15 
 
 — Bryce, J. The holy Roman empire. London, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 5814.19 
 
 — Machiavelli, N. History of Florence, with the 
 
 affairs of. London, 1871. Sm. 8° 5516.8 
 
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 Italy. History, etc., continued. 
 
 — Symonds, J. A. Renaissance in Italy the age 
 
 of the despots. London, 1875. 8" 5522.8 
 
 See also Alps, Corsica, Pompeii, Rome, Savoy, Sicily, Tlyrol, 
 Venice. 
 
 isroTE o:sr it^li^ist history. 
 
 For the beginnings of modern Italian history, see the 69th and 70th chapters of Gibbon, in his "Roman empire" [824.9], who leaves the story 
 with the final acquiescence of Rome in the power of the popes ; and two chapters in Hallam's " Middle ages " [5916.1]. 
 
 Much referred to under Rome on the period of its mediceval history broadly pertains to Italy, and particularly the work of Gregoroviui, of which 
 there is an examination under the title of " The Borgias and their latest historian," in the North Britisli review, 1871. Hallam's "Middle ages" [5916.1] 
 covers Italy for this period. 
 
 The period of the renaissance may be considered as beginning with the fall of Constantinople in 1453, and ending with the sack of Rome in 1527. 
 Symonds [5522.8] is the latest single authority for this epoch; and for the wars with Spain, see Prescott's " Ferdinand and Isabella " [5922.5], and also the 
 histories of France for Francis I's time. 
 
 For the power of Florence in Italy there is the well-known history by Machiavelli [5516.8], who, in bringing down the narrative to the death of 
 Lorenzo de' Medici, partly surveyed his own days, and while his reputation is not high for careful research, his manner is animated. Roscoe furnishes, in 
 the " Life of Lorenzo de' Medici," d. 1492 [5525.1], an excellent narrative for the general reader, who can follow it with the same writer's " Life of Leo X," 
 d. 1522 [5526.6], both works of excellent reputation. The lives of Michael Angelo, d. 1564, particularly Grimm's [1022.2, in which, in vol. 1, p. 72, the 
 historical sources are characterized], the autobiography of Cellini, which Roscoe has translated [1225.17], and the lives of other prominent men of the period, 
 aflord much illustrative help on the period of Florentine supremacy ; while in his " History of the commonwealth of Florence " [5512.3], Trollope has given 
 in some respects the best survey from 1107 to the fall of the republic in 1531, which is available for the English reader, constituting, as it does, a narrative 
 of the political afiairs that fitly complements Roscoe's accounts of the aesthetic culture of the Medicean era. Napier's " Florentine history " [5516.2] is a book 
 of good repute, copious in treatment, of adequate research, held to be honest and impartial, and it brings the record down to 1824. See also Symonds's 
 " Renaissance," chapter 3 [5522.8]. 
 
 For the influence of Teniceand Jiome upon Italian history, see those heads. 
 
 For the history of this centxiry, see the special heads of Sardinia, Florence, Rome, Venice, and Naples ; and for the influence of Austria and France upon 
 Italian history, see those countries. 
 
 For an account of the recent dissolution of the relati(ms between the state and church, see Fortnightly review, 1872; and Mazzini's article on " The 
 religious side of the Italian question," in Atlantic monthly, July, 1867, or Westminster review, July, 1867. There are several special memoirs on the war of 
 1859, and the military history of it can be studied in Hamley's "Operations of war" [5910 6]. For the war of 1866, see Germany. See also Harper's 
 monthly, vol. 43, etc. 
 
 An examination of the present condition of united Italy is made in the Edinburgh review, Oct., 1875; and Hare's " Cities of northern and central 
 Italy" [5527.17] represents the views of those who find more to disapprove than approve in the present state of affairs. 
 
 For the ecclesiastical history, see the summary as mapped out in McClintock and Strong's Cyclopjedia. Ranke's " History of the popes " [5516.7] covers 
 the 16th and 17th centuries. Macaulay's review, in his Essays [1918.4], is sufl[icient for the general reader, who may refer to the note under Reformation, for 
 general works touching the convulsion in Italy, and to chapter 11 of Fisher's ' Reformalion " [5813.7]. For the part borne by Savonarola in preparing for 
 the reformation, see the delineation in George Eliot's " Romola" [810.23], and in Mrs. Stowe's " Agnes of Sorrento " [.527.16]. 
 
 There is an examination of the Italian historians in Disraeli's " Curiosities of literature," second series [522(5.6]. 
 
 Illustrative imaginative literature will be found for the 13th century in Dante's great poem, and in Leigh Hunt's " Story of Rimini." For the 14th 
 century, see Bulwer's " Rienzi " [391.1], and Byron's tragedy of "Marino Faliero " [1614.13 5]. For the loth century, Byron's tragedy of "The two 
 Foscari" [1614.13.5]; Guerrazzi's "Isabella Orsini " [.",36.9], and Shelley's tragedy of the "Ccnei" [1613.11]. Guerrazzi's "Beatrice Cenci '' [716.5] is a 
 story of the latter part of the Kith century. For recent history, Cliarles Albert of Sardinia figures in Mrs. Jenkiu's " Who breaks — pays " [313.3]; the 
 revolution of 1848 is commemorated in Mrs. Browning's poem, " Casa Guidi windows " [1612.4.2] ; and Garibaldi illustrates modern politics in " The rule 
 of the monk " [521.18]. 
 
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 villes d'ltalie. Avec cartes geographiques. 9e 
 edition Milanoise, augmentee par P. J. V. 
 Milan, 1817. xxxi, 260-|- pp. Sm. 8° 2018.5 
 
 Ivan de Biron; or, the Russian court in the middle 
 of last century. Helps, Sir A. Boston, 1874. 
 Sm. 8" 738.11 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1874. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 16° 329.16 
 
 IvANHOE. Scott, 5'ir W. Boston 523.11 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.6 
 
 IvAR. Carlen, E. F 521.16 
 
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 Jack of all trades. Parker, R. A 933.15 
 
 Jack Arcombe. Bradley, W. 1 913.5 
 
 Jack Hazard and his fortunes. Trowbridge, J. T. . . 915.15 
 Jack Hinton, the guardsman. Lever, C. (J.) Leip- 
 zig 332.21 
 
 — Same. London 516.17 
 
 Jack o' Lantern, The. Cooper, J. F 310.12 
 
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 Jack's sister. Navers, D 710.29 
 
 Jack's ward. Alger, H., jr 1117.2 
 
 Jackson, Andrew, Life of. Parton, J. New York, 
 
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 Jackson, John, and Chatto, W. A. Treatise on 
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 society for medical improvement. Boston, 1847. 
 xi, 352 pp. Plates. 8" 6022.3 
 
 Jackson, Thomas Jonathan. Life. By an ex-cadet. 
 
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 Jacox, Francis. Aspects of authorship; or, book 
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 .Tacquemont, Jacques. See M/?;rimee, P. Portraits 
 
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 Jacquerie, The. A novel. James, G. P. R 722.5 
 
 Jacques Bonneval; or, the days of the dragonnades. 
 
 Manning, A 738.6 
 
 Jaeger, Abraham. Mind and heart in religion; or, 
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 B. P. (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.1 
 
 Jamaica Plain directory for 1873-4. Boston, 1873. 
 
 8" *R.R., E.2.9 
 
 James I, king of England, Inquiry into the character 
 
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 — The false heir 327.2 
 
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 — Gowrie ; or, the king's plot 730.8 
 
 — Heidelberg. [Thirty years' war in Germany]. . . 327.7 
 
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 George i 730.3 
 
 — History of Charlemagne. New York, 1860. 408 
 
 pp. Portrait. Wood-cuts. Sm. 12° 5528.9 
 
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 land. New edition. London, 1854. 2 v. Por- 
 traits. Sm. 8° 5526.7 
 
 — The Huguenot: a tale of the French protestants. 722.10 
 
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 — Leonora d'Orco. A historical romance 730.5 
 
 — Life and times of Louis xiv. New edition. Lon- 
 
 don, 1851. 2 V. Portraits. Sm. 8° 5526.5 
 
 — Life of Henry the fourth, king of France and 
 
 Navarre. New York, 1855. 2 v. 12° 5525.12 
 
 — Mary of Burgundy; or, the revolt of Ghent.... 722.11 
 
 — Morley Ernstein 327.10 
 
 — Philip Augustus; or, the brothers in arms 722.7 
 
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 James, Henry. Substance and shadow: an essay 
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 Jameson, Anna (Murphy). Diary of an ennuyee. 
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 the fine arts. Corrected and enlarged edition. 
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 1873. 352 pp. Portrait. Sq. 16° 6228.2 
 
 — Memoirs of the loves of the poets. Biographical 
 
 sketches. From the last London edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1866. 517 pp. 1 plate. 16° 5618.2 
 
 — Sisters of charity, catholic and protestant. And 
 
 The communion of labor. Boston, 1857. 302 pp. 
 
 12° 1538. 16 
 
 — Sketches of art, literature, and character. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1866. 502 pp. 1 plate. 16° 5618.3 
 
 — Studies, stories, and memoirs. Boston, 1866. 408 
 
 pp. 1 plate. 16^ 1916.3 
 
 Jameson, Robert. Mineralogical notes. See Cu- 
 
 viER, Georges Leopold Chretien Frederic Dago- 
 
 bert, baron 6633. 1 
 
 Jamestown, Voyage of the, on her errand of mercy 
 
 [to Ireland during the famine]. Forbes, R. B. 
 
 Boston, 1847. 8° 421.4 
 
 Jan Mayan, Voyage to, in 1856. Blackwood, F. 
 
 T., lord Dufferin. Boston, 1859. 12° 225.3 
 
 Jane Eyre. Bronte, C. Leipzig 321.23 
 
 — Same. New York 735.29 
 
 Janet's home. Keary, A 717.15 
 
 Janet's love and service. Robertson, M. M 723.7 
 
 Japan. Adams, F. 0. History of. Vol. i. To 1864. 
 
 London, 1874. 8° 5911.6 
 
 — Dickson, W. Japan: being a sketch of the his- 
 
 tory, government and oflBcers of the empire. 
 Edinburgh, 1869. 8° 5931.2 
 
 — Ilawkes, F. L. Narrative of the expedition of an 
 
 American squadron to, 1852-54. New York, 
 
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 {In Many lands and many people) 431.3 
 
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 York, 1876. 16° 6234.7 
 
 — Mossman, S. New Japan, the land of the rising 
 
 sun; its annals during the past twenty years, 
 recording the remarkable progress of the Japan- 
 ese in western civilization. London, 1873. 8°. 5922.9 
 
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 mission to, 1857-59. New York, 1860. 8°. . . . 421.2 
 
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 Visit to, in 1853. New York, 1864. 12° . . . . 425.7 
 
 Japanese, The, in America. Lanman, C. New 
 
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 Japhet in search of a father. Marryat, F 337.6 
 
 Jarves, Deming. Reminiscences of glass-making. 
 2d edition, enlarged. New York, 1865. iv, 
 
 116pp. Foldedplate. 8° 6425.2 
 
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 tion of early Italian pictures, deposited in the 
 gallery of the Yale school of fine arts. Boston, 
 1871. 28pp. 8° 6213.7 
 
 — Descriptive catalogue of "Old masters," collected 
 
 by [him] to illustrate the history of painting 
 from 1200 to the best periods of Italian art. 
 Cambridge, 1860. 62 pp. 8° 6213.7 
 
 — A glimpse at the art of Japan. New York, 1876. 
 
 216-[-pp. Illustrated. 16° 6234.7 
 
 Jasper. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.11 
 
 Jay, VV. M. L., pseud. See Woodruff, Julia Louisa 
 
 Matilda. 
 Jay, William. Review of the causes and conse- 
 quences of the Mexican war. 4th edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1849. 333 pp. 12° 5017.2 
 
 — A view of the action of the federal government 
 
 in behalf of slavery. New York, 1839. viii, 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 Jbafpreson, John Cordy. Annals of Oxford. Lon- 
 don, 1871. 2v. 8° 5433.3 
 
 — A book about doctors. Leipzig, 1870. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1238.16 
 
 — A book about the table. London, 1875. 2 v. 8°. 6432.3 
 
 — Brides and bridals. London, 1872. 2 v. 8° 5822.6 
 
 — Live it down. A novel 732.29 
 
 — Lottie Darling. A novel 732.15 
 
 — Not dead yet. A novel 732.25 
 
 — Olive Blake's good work. A novel 732.24 
 
 — A woman in spite of herself 311.20 
 
 Jean. Newman, Mrs. — 720.40 
 
 Jean et Jeannette. Gautier, T. Paris, 1863. 18°. 5536.2 
 
 Jeanie's quiet life. Tabor, E 711.27 
 
 Jeddo. Beauvoir, L., comfe de. London, 1872. 16°.5935,11 
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 cans. Boston, 1871. Sm. 8° 5025.4 
 
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 family letters and reminiscences, published •' The domestic 
 life of Jetterson." For more on his private relations and 
 opinions, see Webster's account of a visit to Monticello, in his 
 " Private correspondence " [5020.L']. See also Harper's 
 monthly, vol. 43. Parton has written the latest and an inter- 
 esting biography. His political views are reviewed in 
 Brougham 8 " Statesmen of the time of George IH " [.5614.4.5] ; 
 in Prof. A. D. "White's essay on his opinions of slavery, in the 
 Atlantic monthly, Jan., 1862; and in tlie lives of Washington, 
 Adams, Hamilton, etc., and in Bancroft's "History ot the 
 United States." The paper by Theodore Parker is character- 
 istic; and there are reierences to others in Allibone and 
 Thomas's " Biographical dictionary." Numerous eulogies 
 by Webster [5013.1.1], Everett [19:^111.1], and others will also 
 be found. See also papers in Harper's monthly, vols. 3, 7, 26 
 and 43; and in vol. 44, on his relations to the University of 
 Virginia. 
 
 Jeffrey, Francis, lord. Contributions to the Edin- 
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 — Life of. Cockburn, H. T., lord. Edinburgh, 
 
 1872. Sm. 8° 5635.2.1 
 
 Jenkin, Mrs. C. Leisure hour series. Jupiter's 
 
 daughters 518.21 
 
 Within an ace 539.10 
 
 — Madame do Baupre 517.15 
 
 — Once and again 318.2 
 
 — A Psyche of to-day 518.11 
 
 — Skirmishing 313.6 
 
 — Two French marriages 313.5 
 
 — " Who breaks — pays" 313.3 
 
 — Within an ace 313.4 
 
 Jenkin, Fleming. Electricity and magnetism. Lon- 
 don, 1873. xii, 379-{- pp. [Text-books of sci- 
 ence.] Sm. 8° 6438.4 
 
 Jenkins, Edward. Ginx's baby, his birth and other 
 
 misfortunes; [and] Lord Bantam 311.21 
 
 — Lord Bantam. A satire 536.21 
 
 Note. — Fiction, constituting satire on local English politics. 
 
 Jenkinson, Henry Irwin. Epitome of Lockhart's 
 
 life of Scott. Edinburgh, 1873. xii, 388 pp. 8°.5425.10 
 
 Jenness, John Scribner. The Isles of Shoals. An 
 historical sketch. New York, 1873. 182 pp. 
 Illustrated. Portraits. Folded plates. 16°... 818.2 
 
 Jerdan, William. Autobiography. With his liter- 
 ary, political, and social reminiscences and cor- 
 respondence during the last fifty years. London, 
 1852,53. 4 V. Portrait. 1 plate. 16° 5426.5 
 
 — Men I have known. Illustrated with facsimile 
 
 autographs. London, 1866. ix, 490 pp. Sm. 8°. 5423. 11 
 
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 Jerrold, Douglas (William). Ambrose Gwinett: a 
 
 melo-drama. New York, n. d. 35 pp. 12° .. 1635.4 
 
 — Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's breakfast talk, and 
 
 other papers. Now first collected [by J. E. Bab- 
 son]. Boston, 1873. 357 pp. 16° 728.6 
 
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 Sq. 16° 313.8 
 
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 1859. 12° 1227.3 
 
JBRBOLD 
 
 128 
 
 JEWTTT 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Jerry. Simonds, W 932.27 
 
 Jerry Jarvis's wig. Barham, R. H. {In Johnson, 
 
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 Jerusalem. Besant, W., and Palmer, E. H. Jeru- 
 salem, the city of Herod and Saladin. London, 
 1871. 8^ 5924.3 
 
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 Boston [cop. 1873]. 8° 821.6 
 
 — Wilson, C. W., and others. The recovery of. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8^ 5933.1 
 
 See also Palestine. 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 Jerrold, (William) Blanohard. At home in Paris: 
 
 at peace and at war. London, 1871. 2 v. 16°. 5526. 12 
 
 — The best of all good company. A day with 
 
 Charles Dickens. Boston, 1873. 80 pp. Por- 
 trait. Facsimile. 16° 1215.3 
 
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 1859. xyi, 450 pp. Portrait. 12° 1227.3 
 
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 ords, from unpublished family correspondence, 
 and from personal testimony. With portraits 
 and fac-similes of letters. Vol. i, ii. London, 
 1874,75. 2v. 8° 5522.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol.1. Birth, youth, and education; The Ital- 
 ian insurrection; Arenenber^. II. Between Strasburg and 
 Boulogne; Ham; The revolution ot 1848. 
 
 NOTE ON jkrxjs^ledm:. 
 
 BUtory. For the ancient period, beside the record of the Bible and Josephus [592.3.5], the general reader will find the Old Testament and New 
 Testament histories in Dr. Smith's series of Student's histories the most convenient, for more extended accounts than are given in Smith's " Bible dictionary " 
 and the cyclopjedias of McClintock and Strong [elaborate article] andKitto; in chapter 4 of " Our work in Palestine" [423.10; 5915.6], and otliers. The 
 story of the siege and destruction by Titus lias been told among moderns by Milman, in books 14 and 15 of his " History of the Jews" [5927.1]; and by Meri- 
 vale, in his Romans, chap. 59 of 6th book [5515.3]. There is an illustrative historical tale in Whyte- Melville's " Gladiators ' [321.15]. After the histories of 
 the crusades, of which Tasso's " Jerusalem delivered " [5537.1] is a poetic illustration. Gibbon and the eastern histories come next, in detail. See James's 
 " History of Richard Cocur-de-Lion " [.5526.7] for the story in part of the crusading period. Besant's " City of Herod and Saladin " [5924.3] covers the post 
 biblical period, A. D. 33 to our day, and the author " studiously avoids things ecclesiastical;" giving chap. 6 to Christian pilgrimages, and chap. 7 to the 
 Christian kingdom of Jerusalem, A. D. 1099, etc. See also Palestine, n(Ae. 
 
 Topography. Peculiarly in regard to Jerusalem the record of topographical discovery is closely allied with the expansion of our historical knowledge 
 of the city and its vicissitudes. The reader may trace the literature of this subject in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. The general reader will find 
 a very good sunmiary of antagonistic theories regarding the walls of ancient Jerusalem, and the position of the Holy sepulchre, in Murray's Handbook 
 [5936.1]. Fergusson has advanced peculiar views in identifying Mount Zion with the site of the sepulchre, in an essay which originally appeared in Smith's 
 " Bible dictionary," where, in Hackctt and Abbot's edition, he is carefully controverted by Dr. "Wolcott. There is a paper on the site of Solomon's temple 
 in Scribner's monthly, Dec, 1875. Porter, the editor of Murray, has a section on Jerusalem, in his " Giant cities of Bashan " [5915.7]. The recent theories 
 about the site of the Temple are stated in chapter 8 of " Our work in Palestine " [423.10; 5915.6]. Ritter's methods of connecting history and geography are 
 given with sufficient exactness tor the general reader in Burt's "Tlie land and its story '' [421.8], which has a chapter on Jerusalem. 
 
 The great promoter of this study in England has been Dean Stanley, who devotes the third chapter of his " Sinai and Palestine," 1853 [5923.1], to Jeru- 
 salem ; and though his book is too scholarly for the most popular use, its reputation is high with all interested in developing the sacred history by its connec- 
 tion with the sacred geography, while his care for detail makes him very interesting. See references under Stanley in Allibone. A chapter on Jerusalem is 
 given in the 2d volume of Thomson's " Land and the Book " [224.5], who, as a missionary for twenty-five years, had unusual opportunities for studying the 
 manners and customs of the people, and has done much to popularize the subject. Tlie reader will not forget popular and recent accounts in Hepworth Dix- 
 on's "Holy Laud" [428.1]; Thackeray, in his " Cornhill to Cairo" [513.1.7]; Creagh's "Scamper "[5931.10]; 'W. C. Prime's " Holy city," in Harper's 
 monthly, vol. 14; and E. D. G. Prime's " Round the world ' [233.1]. 
 
 The most elaborate of recent topographical surveys we owe to the Palestine exploration fund of England. The government of Great Britain aided 
 them by detailing engineers to make the most thorough explorations and survey of Jerusalem, and the result is an admirable work, with every advantaj4e of 
 engraving and photography on a large scale, which can be seen in the Bates Hall. The Fund have for some years issued a quarterly statement by which the 
 biblical student could follow the advances of science; and to epitomize results and present the general reader with a complete review of what had been 
 accomplished, they lately (1870) issued " The recovery of Jerusalem " [5933.1, — see Harper's monthly, vol. 43], which is the best summary of existing 
 knowledge that the reader can avail himself of; to be found, however, more condensed in the more recent " Our work in Palestine " [423.10; 5915.6], See 
 also Blackwood's magazine, under " Explorations," 1873. I. P. Warren's " Jerusalem, ancient and modern " [821.6], is a compact resumfi of existing knowl- 
 edge. Hackett and Abbots edition of Smith's " Bible dictionary " and McClintock and Strongs Cyclopsedia give elaborate sumniaries of all the topographi- 
 cal data. 
 
 Many of the works mentioned under East (The) and Palestine afford sections on Jerusalem. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Jerusalem delivered. [Poem.] Tasso, T. New 
 
 York, 187L 12° 5537.1 
 
 Jervis, H. W. The student's France. History of 
 France. From the earliest times to the estab- 
 lishment of the second empire in 1852. Illus- 
 trated. New York, 1872 [1862]. xii, 730 pp. 
 [The student's series.] 12° 824.13 
 
 Jervis, William Henley. The Gallican church. A 
 history of the church of France, from the con- 
 cordat of Bologna, 1516, to the revolution. 
 With portraits. London, 1872. 2 v. 8° 1531.8 
 
 Jessamine. Terhune, M. V 735.28 
 
 Jesse, John Heneage. London: its celebrated char- 
 acters and remarkable places. London, 1871. 
 3 V. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 5435.3 
 
 — Memoirs of the pretenders and their adherents. 
 
 New edition. London, 1860. xii, 564 pp. Por- 
 traits. Sm. 8° 5426.14 
 
 Jessie. Simonds, W 932.25 
 
 Jessie Carlton. Wise, D 932.31 
 
 Jessie Trim. Farjeon, B. L 710.33 
 
 Jessie's parrot. Mathews, J. H 1117.31 
 
 Jessup, Henry Harris. Syrian home-life. [Edited] 
 by Isaac Riley. New York [1874]. 366 pp. 
 Illustrated. 12° 5916.10 
 
 — The women of the Arabs. With a chapter for 
 
 children. Edited by C. S. Robinson and Isaac 
 Riley. New York [1873]. x, 372+ pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 5916.6 
 
 Jesuits. The Jesuits in North America in the seven- 
 teenth century. Parkman, F.,7V. Boston, 1872. 
 12° 5015.6.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Jesuits, continued. 
 
 Note. — There is a list of books on the Jesuits in Fisher's 
 «' Reformation " [5813.7]. 
 
 The English reader will find chapters in Ranke's " History 
 of the popes " [5516.7] the best for an ordinary purpose, and 
 may compare Alacaulay's review [1918.4.3]. Ranke covers the 
 sixteenth and seventeenth centuries only. Martin's " De- 
 cline of the French monarchy " covers their suppression in 
 France. 
 
 On Loyola and the early Jesuits there is an essay by Ste- 
 phen [1931.1], also Harper's monthly, vol. 39. 
 
 Disraeli, in his " Amenities of literature " [15*3.13], has a 
 paper on the first Jesuits in England. 
 
 On the labors of the order in America, their own " Rela- 
 tions " have afforded most valuable historical material to 
 Parkman, whose series of monographs on " France and Eng- 
 land in Nortti America" [5015.5], are necessary to a thorough 
 comprehension of their career as missionaries and explorers, 
 while the account given by Bancroft, in his '• History of 
 the United States" [o012.3], outlines their record with suffi- 
 cient fulness for the general reader. See Dixon's " White 
 conquest " [439.5J1 for the order in the West. 
 
 See the article in McClintock and Strong's Cyclopnedia; and 
 a concise statement from a protestant point of view in book 6 
 of Robertson's " Charles V " [1226.9]. Catholic authorities 
 favorable to the order can best be looked up in the Bates Hall. 
 
 Jesus. See Christ. 
 
 Jettatrice, Craven, P 720.5 
 
 Jevons, William Stanley. Money and the mechan- 
 ism of exchange. New York, 1875. xviii, 349 
 pp. [International scientific series.] 12"^ 5826.8 
 
 Jewelry. Manuel du bijoutier, dujoaillier [etc.]. 
 
 Fontenolle, J. de. Paris, 1832. 2 v. 24° 6219.2 
 
 Jewess, The. Halevy, J. F. F. ]E. {In Ditson, 0., 
 
 and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3. 1 
 
 Jewett, Mrs. S. W. From fourteen to fourscore . .. 714.26 
 
 Jewitt, Llewellyn, and Hall, Samuel Carter. The 
 stately homes of England. Illustrated. Lon- 
 don, 1874. xi,399pp. 4° 5434.2 
 
JEWS 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 Jews. Adams, H. History of the Jews from the 
 destruction of Jerusalem to the 19th century. 
 Boston, 1812. 2v.ini. 12^ 828.12 
 
 — Aguilar, G. The women of Israel. New York, 
 
 1872. 2v. 12° 1226.19 
 
 — Ewald, (G.) n. (A.) History of Israel. London, 
 
 1869-74. 5 V. 8° 5813.15 
 
 — Frey, J. S. C. F. Judah and Israel : or, the res- 
 
 toration and conversion of the Jews and ten 
 tribes. New York, 1840. 12^^ 6327.2 
 
 — Home, The, and the synagogue of the modern 
 
 Jew. London [1873]. Sq. 16° 6818.1 
 
 — Milman, H. H. History of the. London, 1866. 
 
 3 V. 16° 5927.1 
 
 — Palfrey, J. Ot. Academical lectures on the Jewish 
 
 Scriptures and antiquities. Vol. i. Boston, 
 
 1838. 8° 5811.8 
 
 — Sharpe, S. History of the Hebrew nation, and 
 
 its literature. London, 1876. Sm. 8° 5928.3 
 
 — Tappan, D. Lectures on Jewish antiquities. 
 
 Boston, 1807. 8° 1912.7 
 
 yote. — Milraan's early editions were published over thirty 
 years ago, and his book has maintained a reputation for 
 scholarly candor and accuracy, with picturesque presentation, 
 but he incurred some detraction for his critical examination 
 of the historic truth in the sacred records. His revised edition 
 is enlarged principally in the later periods, and gives the 
 authorities, which of late years have added to our kTiowledge; 
 and, in a preface, which he thinks will suit neither extreme, 
 the author reaffirms his previous views on the duty of an 
 historian. Both Milnian and Stanley acknowledge great 
 indebtedness to Ewald [.')813.15], who first brought that critical 
 spirit to the task, which had so rewarded Wolf and Niebuhr 
 in the history of Greece and Rome. Though his conclusions 
 are not always adopted, nor his statements invariably agreed 
 to, his work, for the period before the commencement of the 
 monarchy, u. o. 1095, is the most comprehensive, and his 
 successors only except a certain dogmatism in his opinions 
 from their general praise. Bnnsen's " God in history " 
 [5813.13] is written on a speculative, conjectural system, that 
 does not commend itself to sturdy truth-seekers like Milman. 
 Sharpe's " History of the nation and its literature " [5928 3] is 
 the latest English contribution. 
 
 The general reader will find Dr. Smith's Old Testament his- 
 tory a sufficient narrative down to about B. C. 400, when Jose- 
 phus [592;153 and the Roman historians take up the story. 
 Jsmith's New Testament history, which substantiallj' closes 
 A. i>. 70, is prefaced by a cursory sketch bridging the interval 
 between the old and new record. See Froude's essay on criti- 
 cism and the gospel history, in his " Short studies " [1914.5.1]. 
 
 Lessing's " Nathan the wise" [1613.6; 5737.1] was a protest 
 against uncharitable views of the Jewish character; and Dis- 
 raeli in some of his novels has delineated the Jewish character 
 to disarm prejudice. The same may be said of MissSheppard's 
 "Charles Auchcster" [532.1] and "Counterparts" [531.19]. 
 There is a paper in Harper's monthly, vol. 49, on "The Jews 
 and their persecutors." Macaulay has an essay [1918.4] on 
 their "Civil disabilities" in England; and Parton, in his 
 "Topics of the time " [193.5.3], tells of the " Israelitish Breth- 
 ren ''' in America. The stoiy of their expulsion from Spain 
 is told in Prescott's "Ferdinand and Isabella" [5922.5, ch. 
 xvii], and this event is illustrated in Grace Augilar's " Vale of 
 cedars "[533.17]. 
 
 Judaism. See Baring-Gould's " Origin and development of 
 religious belief," and Clarke's " Ten great religions " [1523.2]. 
 
 Literature. Sharpe [5928.3] treats of the literature in con- 
 nection with the history. 
 
 Milnian praises the article by Cassel in Ersch and Gruber's 
 German encyclopaedia; and ordinary readers will very likely 
 be satisfied with the articles in McClintock and Strong, and 
 in Chambers's EncyclopiEdia. 
 
 There are some well-known prose works atthe imagination 
 in illustration of Jewish history: W. Ware's "Julian" 
 [7;^.5], closing with the crucifixion; J. H. Ingraham's 
 " Prince of the house of David " [512.5], presenting Jerusalem 
 under Herod; F. A. Strauss's " Helons Wallfahrt nach Jeru- 
 salem," also published as " The glory of the house of Israel " 
 [425 14], depicting the life and manners of the first century 
 before Christ; Whyte-Melville's "Gladiators" [321.15], the 
 fall of Jerusalem. For others, see Chronological list of his- 
 torical fiction. 
 
 Joachim, V. Kamern. Nathusius, M 314.12 
 
 Joan Merry weather. Saunders, K 339.20 
 
 Joan op Arc. See Darc, Jeanne. 
 
 Joanna of Naples. Hall, L. J. Boston, 1850. 12°. 5216.3 
 
 Jocelyn's mistake. Spender, Mrs. J. K 720.17 
 
 Johannes Olaf. Wille, E. de 737.14 
 
 John III {John Sobieski), king of Poland. Love of 
 
 country, or Sobieski. Salvandy, N. A., comte de. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 12° 916.11 
 
 John, Eugenie. (E. Marlitt.) The countess Gisela. 
 
 From the German by Mrs. A. L. Wister 537.7 
 
 — Gold Elsie. From the German by Mrs. A. L. 
 
 Wister 617.17 
 
 — Das Haideprinzessqhen. Leipzig, 1872. 2 v. 
 
 16° 5736.3 
 
 — The old mam'selle's secret. After the German 
 
 by Mrs. A. L. Wister 517.16 
 
 — Over yonder 712.3 
 
 — The princess of the moor 319.3 
 
 17 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 John, Eugenie, continued. 
 
 — Reichsgrafin Gisela. 4te Auflage. Leipzig, 1874. 
 
 2v. 16° 5736.2 
 
 — The second wife. From the German by Mrs. A. 
 
 L. Wister 726.25 
 
 — Magdalena. [And] The lonely ones. By Paul 
 
 Heyse 710.25 
 
 John Andross. Davis, R. H 737.33 
 
 John Brent. Winthrop, T 537.20 
 
 John Bull in America; or, the new Munchausen. 
 
 Paulding, J. K. New York, 1825. 12° 538.11 
 
 John Dorrien. Kavanagh, J. Leipzig. 3 v. in 2. 330.19 
 
 — Same. New York 714.20 
 
 John Godfrey's fortunes. Taylor, (J.) B 716.36 
 
 John Godsoe's legacy. Kellogg, E 922.29 
 
 John Halifax, gentleman. Craik, D. (M.) 330.1 
 
 John Jago's ghost. Collins, (W.) W 319.25 
 
 John Law, the projector. [Historical romance.] 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H 3 22.14 
 
 John Marchmont's legacy. Braddon, M. E 325.9 
 
 John Paul's book. Webb, C. H. Hartford, 1874. 8°. 1531.4 
 
 John True. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.6 
 
 John Whopper the newsboy. Clark, T. M 926.28 
 
 John Worthington's name. Benedict, F. L 731.30 
 
 Johnny Darbyshire. Howitt, W. {In Johnson, (E.) 
 
 R. Little classics) 529.4.9 
 
 Johnny Ludlow 329.27 
 
 Johns, Bennett George. Blind people: their works 
 and ways; with sketches of the lives of some 
 famous blind men. Illustrated. London, 1867. 
 
 xii, 196 pp. Sm. 8° 5428.7 
 
 Johnson, Andrew. The great impeachment and 
 trial of Andrew Johnson. With the preliminary 
 proceedings [etc.]. With portraits. Philadel- 
 phia [co/j. 1868]. 289 [281] pp. 8° 5011.14 
 
 — Trial on [his] impeachment. See United States. 
 
 Miscellaneous documents 5010.4 
 
 Johnson, Anna C. Peasant life in Germany. 4th 
 
 edition. New York, 1859. 430 pp. 12° 827.9 
 
 Johnson, (Edwin) Rossiter, editor. Little classics. 
 
 Boston, 1874, 75. 16 v. Sq. 16° 529.4 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Exile : Ethan Brand, by N. Hawthorne ; 
 The swans of Lir, by G. Griffin ; A night in a workhouse, by 
 J. Greenwood; The outcasts of Poker Flat, by Bret Harte; 
 The man without a country, by E. E. Hale; Flight of a Tar- 
 tar tribe, by T. De Quincey. 
 
 Vol. II. Intellect: The house and the brain, by E. Bulwer 
 Lytton; D'outre moit, by H. P. Spott'ord ; The fall of the house 
 of Usher, by E. A. Poe; Chops, the dwarf, by C. Dickens; 
 Wakefield, by N. Hawthorne; Murder, considered as one of 
 the fine arts, by T. De Quincey; The captain's story, by R. H. 
 Davis. 
 
 Vol. III. Tragedy: The murders in the Rue Morgue, by 
 E. A. Poe; The Lauson tragedy, by J. W. De Forest; The 
 iron shroud, by W. Mudford ; The bell-tower, by H. Melville; 
 The Kathay an slave, by E. C. Judson ; The story of La Roche, 
 by H. Mackenzie; The vision of sudden death, by T. De 
 Quincey- 
 
 Vol. rV. Life : Rab and his friends, by J. Brown, M. D. ; 
 A romance of real life, by W. D. Howells ; The luck of Roar- 
 ing camp, by Bret Harte; Jerry Jarvis's wig. by R. H. 
 Barham : Beauty and the beast, by N. P. Willis ; David Swan, 
 bv N. Hawthorne; Dreamthorp, by A. Smith; A bachelor's 
 revery, by D. G. Mitchell; The grammar of life, by B. F. 
 Taylor; Mv chateau, by G. W. Curtis; Dream-children, by 
 C. Lamb ; The man in the reservoir, by C. F. Hoffman ; West- 
 minster abbey, by J. Addison; The puritans, by T. B. Macau- 
 lay; Gettysburg, by A. Lincoln. 
 
 Vol. V. Laugliter: A Christmas carol, by C. Dickens; The 
 haunted crust, by K. Saunders; A dissertation upon roast pig, 
 by C Lamb; The total depravity of inanimate things, by 
 Mrs. E. A. Walker; The skeleton in the closet, by E. E. Hale; 
 Sandy Wood's sepulchre, by H. Miller; A visit to the asylum 
 for aged and decayed punsters, by O. W. Holmes; Mr. Tibbot 
 O'Leary, the curious, by G. Griflan ; Neal Maloue, by W. 
 Carleton. 
 
 Vol. VI. Love: Love and skates, by T. Winthrop; The 
 maid of Malines, by E. Bulwer Lytton ; The story of Ruth, 
 from the Bible; The rise of Iskander, by B. Disraeli. 
 
 Vol.VH. Romance: Iris, by O. W. Holmes; The Rosi- 
 crucian, bv D. M. M. Craik ; The South breaker, by H. P. 
 Spoffard ; The snow-storm, by J. Wilson ; The king of the 
 peak, by A. Cunningham. 
 
 Vol. VIII. Mystery: Tlie ghost, by W. D. O'Connor; The 
 four-ttflteen express, by A. B. Edwards; The signal-man, by 
 C. Dickens; The haunted ships, by A. Cunningham; A raft 
 that no man made, by R. T. S. Lowell ; The invisible princess, 
 by F. O'Connor; The advocate's wedding-day, by C. Ciowe; 
 I'he birthmark, by N. Hawthorne. 
 
 Vol. IX. Comedy : Barny O'Reirdon the navigator, by S. 
 Lover; Haddad-Ben-Ahab the traveller, by J. Gait; Blue- 
 beard's ghost, by W. M. Thackeray ; The picnic party, by H. 
 Smith; Father Tom and the pope, by S.Ferguson; Johnny 
 Darbyshire, by W. Howitt; The gridiron, by S. Lover; The 
 box tunnel, by C. Reade. 
 
 Vol. X.- Childhood : A dog of Flanders, by L. de la Ram6 ; 
 The king of the Golden river, by J. Ruskin ; The Lady of 
 Shalott, bv £. S. Phelps; Marjorie Fleming, by J. Brown, 
 M. D. ; Little Jakey, by Mrs. S. H. De Kroyft; The lost child, 
 by H. Kiugsley ; Goody Gracious I and the forget-me-not, by 
 
JOHNSON 
 
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 JOSEPHINE 
 
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 Johnson, (Edwin) Rossiter. Little classics, cont'd. 
 
 J. Neal; A faded leaf of history, by R. II. Davis; A child's 
 dream of a star, by C. Dickens. 
 
 Vol. XI. Heroism : Little Briggs and I, by F. H. Ludlow ; 
 Ray, by H. P. Spottbrd ; Three November days, by B. F. Tay- 
 lor; The forty-seven Rdnins, by A. B. Mitford; A chance 
 child, by I. (F.) Mayo; A leaf in the storm, by L. dc la 
 Rani6. 
 
 Vol. XII. Fortune: The gold-bug, by E. A. Poc; The fairy- 
 finder, by S. Lover; Murad tlie unlucky, by M. Edgewortn; 
 The children of the public, by E. E. Hale; The rival 
 dreamers, by J. Banim ; The threefold destini', by N. Ilaw- 
 thorne. 
 
 Vol. XIII. Poems narrative: The deserted village, by O. 
 Goldsmith; The ancient mariner, by S. T. Coleridge; The 
 
 Erisoner of Chillon, by Lord Byron ; Bingen on the Rhine, 
 y C. Norton ; O'Connor's child, by T. Campbell ; The culprit 
 fay, by J. R. Drake ; The sensitive plant, by P. B. Shelley ; 
 The eve of St. Agnes, by J. Keats; Paradise and the peri, by 
 T. Moore; The raven, by E. A. Poe; The skeleton in armor, 
 by H. W. Longfellow ; The haunted house, by T. Hood; The 
 writing on the image, by W. Morris; Tarn O'Shanter, by 
 R. Burns; The forging' of the anclior, by S. Ferguson; 
 Morte d' Arthur, by A. Tennyson; Horatius, by T. B. 
 Macaulav- 
 
 Vol. XIV. Poems lyrical. XV. Minor poems. XVI. 
 Authors. Biographical sketches of the authors represented 
 in the series. With a general index. 
 
 Johnson, Elizabeth. Exercises for private devotion. 
 
 2d edition. Boston, 1845. 12U pp. 16° 5819.7 
 
 Johnson, Helen Kendrick. Roddy's reality 1117.15 
 
 — Roddy's romance 937.30 
 
 Johnson, Joseph. Traditions and reminiscences 
 
 chiefly of the American revolution in the South: 
 including biographical sketches, incidents and 
 anecdotes. Charleston, 1851. viii, 592 pp. 
 
 Folded plates. Facsimiles. 8° 812.11 
 
 Johnson, Samuel, LL. D. Works. New edition, 
 with an essay on his life and genius, by A. 
 Murphy. London, 1862. 2 v. Portrait. 8°. 5422.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Essay on his life and genius; The ram- 
 bler; The idler; Lives of the poets. II. Rasselas; Miscella- 
 neous. 
 
 — Lives of the English poets. Leipzig, 1858. 2 v. 
 
 in L Sq. 16" 1238.20 
 
 Conienfs. — Cowley ; Denham ; Milton; Butler; Wilmot; 
 Dillon; Otway; "Waller; Pomfret; Sackville; Stepney; J. 
 Philips; Walsh; Dryden; Smith; Duke; King; Sprat; 
 Montague; Parnell; Garth; Rowe; Addison; Hughes; 
 Sheffield; Prior; Congreve; Blackmore; Fenton; Gay; 
 Granville; Yalden; Tickell; Hammond; Somerville; Sav- 
 age; Swift; Broome; Pope; Pitt; Thomson; Watts; A. 
 Philips; West; Collins; Dyer; Shenstone; Young; Mallet; 
 Akenside; Gray; Lyttletou. 
 
 — Boswell, J. Life of. London, 1831. 5 v. 8°. 5423.7 
 
 — Same. London, N. D. 4 v. 16° 1225.12 
 
 - Macaulay, T. B., lord. Biography of. {In his 
 
 New biographies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 Note. — Boswell's Life is the most famous, and in many 
 respects the best biography in the language, and Croker's edi- 
 tion is the best, notwithstanding the severity with which 
 Macaulay reviewed it in his Essays [1918.4.1J; while the latter's 
 biographical sketch shows the author at his best for brilliant 
 characterization. Carlyle, also, reviews Croker's edition, in 
 his Essays [.5610.7], and characterizes Johnson in his " Heroes 
 and hero-worship" [1535 19]. Arthur Murphy's well-known 
 essay on Johnson's life and genius is usually prefixed to the 
 works [5422.'!]. Scott's is the best of the briefer lives, in his 
 " Lives of the novelists " [5914.2], and there is a notice in 
 Brougham's •' Men of letters " [5()14.4.2], and much relating 
 to Johnson in Forster's "I^ife of Goldsmith" [1022 1]. Also 
 see Hawthorne's " Lichfield and Uttoxeter " in " Our old 
 home " [18392; 54.39.1]. See Jeattreson's " Brides and bridals " 
 [5822.6], on his marriage relations; and Harper's monthly, 
 vol. 14. The article in Alliboue is elaborate and refers to the 
 principal sources of biography and criticism. 
 
 Johnson, Rev. Samuel. Oriental religions and their 
 relation to universal religion. India. Boston, 
 1873. vi, 802 pp. 8° 5811.3 
 
 Johnson, Virginia W. The Calderwood secret. A 
 
 novel 721.6 
 
 — The Catskill fairies. [Juvenile] 910.2 
 
 — A sack of gold. A novel 710.20 
 
 Johnson, Sir William, Life and times of. Stone, 
 
 W. L. Albany, 1865.. 2 v. 8° '..5022.6 
 
 Johnson, William, editor. The practical draughts- 
 man's book of industrial design, and machinist's 
 and engineer's drawing companion. From 
 the French of [Jacques Eugdne] Armengaud, 
 [Charles] Armengaud, and [Jules] Amouroux. 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 200 pp. 54 plates. 11- 
 
 lustrated. 4° 6420.2 
 
 Johnston, James F. W. The chemistry of common 
 life. Illustrated. 12th edition. New York, 
 
 1871. 2v. 12° 1526.27 
 
 Notes on North America. Boston, 1851. 2 v. 16°. 1524.5 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Johnston, Joseph Ecoleston. Narrative of military 
 operations, directed [by him] during the late 
 war between the states. Illustrated. New 
 York, 1874. 602 pp. 8° 813.18 
 
 Joinery. The boy joiner. Davidson, E. A. Lon- 
 don [1874]. 4° 1512.3 
 
 Joints. Brodio, Sir B. C. Observations on the 
 
 diseases of the. Boston, 1842. 8° 6023.16 
 
 — Cooper, Sir A. (P.) Treatise on dislocations and 
 
 fractures of the. Boston, 1844. 8° 6021.3 
 
 Jolly good times. Smith, M. P. W 1117.8 
 
 JoLY, Guy, Memoires de. Gondi, J. F. P. de. 
 
 Paris, 1817. 12° .' VoL 5, 6 of 5528.4 
 
 Jonathan. A novel. Tytler, C. C. F 517.22 
 
 Jones, Agnes Elizabeth, Memorials of. Higin- 
 
 botham, J. M. New York, 1872. Sm. 8° 5427.8 
 
 Jones, Mrs. C. S., and Williams, Henry T. House- 
 hold elegancies. Suggestions in household art 
 and tasteful home decorations. New York, 
 1875. 300-1-pp. Illustrated. 8° 1512.4 
 
 — Ladies' fancy work. Hints and helps to home 
 
 taste and recreations. Vol. 3. Williams' house- 
 hold series. New York, 1876. 300 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 8° 1512.6 
 
 Jones, -Charles H., editor. Appletons' Hand-book of 
 American travel. Southern tour. With maps. 
 New York, 1873. 259 pp. 12° 413.5 
 
 — editor and compiler. Vers de societe, selected 
 
 from recent authors. With illustrated title and 
 vignettes. New York, 1875. xvi, 401 pp. 8°. 5631.3 
 Jones, Charles Henry. Davault's njills. A novel. 722.4 
 Jones, Henry. The laws and principles of whist 
 illustrated by hands played completely through. 
 By Cavendish [pseud."]. 10th edition. London, 
 
 1874. xi, 268 pp. 16° 6418.2 
 
 Jones, (Henry) Bence. Life and letters of Faraday. 
 Philadelphia, 1870. 2 v. Illustrated. Por- 
 trait. 8° 5423.4 
 
 — The Royal institution [of Great Britain]: its 
 
 founder and its first professors. London, 1871. 
 
 X, 431pp. Sm. 8° 5814.10 
 
 Jones, (John) Paul. Abbott, J. S. C. Life and 
 
 adventures of. New York [1874]. 12° 1014.12 
 
 — Mackenzie, A. S. Life of. New York [cop. 1841]. 
 
 2 V. 16° 1228.6 
 
 Jones, Joseph S. Life of JeflFerson S. Batkins, mem- 
 ber from Cranberry centre. Boston [cop. 1871]. 
 496 pp. Portrait. 12° 537.1 
 
 Jones, Joseph Seawell. A defence of the revolu- 
 tionary history of North Carolina from the as- 
 persions of Mr. JeflFerson. Boston, 1834. xii, 
 343 pp. 12° 816.11 
 
 Jones, Justin. Virginia Graham 732.21 
 
 Jones, Owen. The grammar of ornament. Illus- 
 trated by examples from various styles of orna- 
 ment. 112 plates. London, 1868. 157-|- pp. 
 F° 6230.2 
 
 Jones, William. The treasures of the earth; or, 
 mines, minerals and metals, with anecdotes of 
 men who have been connected with mining. 
 New York, 1872. xii, 404 pp. Illustrated. 16°. 6635.1 
 
 JoNSON, Ben. Works. With memoir by William 
 Gifford. New edition. London, 1873. .viii, 
 819 pp. Portrait. 8° 5621.3 
 
 Jordan, William Leighton. The ocean: its tides 
 and currents and their causes. London, 1873. 
 xxiv, 344 pp. 14 plates. 8° 6633.3 
 
 Jordan, The Rob Roy on the. Macgregor, J. New 
 
 York, 1870. Sm. 8° 423.17 
 
 Joseph Bonaparte, successively king of Naples and 
 
 of Italy, History of. Abbott, J. S. C 914.33 
 
 Joseph II and his court. Mundt, C. (M.) 531.36 
 
 Joseph and his friend. Taylor, (J.) B 736.2 
 
 Joseph the Jew. The story of an old house. New 
 
 York, 1874. 131pp. 12° 732.4 
 
 Josephine, Marie Rose Tascher de la Pagerie, em- 
 press of the French. Abbott, J. S. C. History of. 914.30 
 
 — Le Normand, M. A. Historical and secret me- 
 
 moirs of. Philadelphia, 1852, 54. 2 v. 12°. 1224.9 
 
 — Memes, J. S. Memoirs of. New York, 1855. 
 
 16° 1228.4 
 
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 JoSEPHUS, Flavius. Works. With a life written by 
 
 himself. Translated from the original (rreek. 
 
 Including explanatory notes and observations 
 
 by William Whiston. With a complete index. 
 
 New York, 1870. 4 v. Portrait. 12° 5923.5 
 
 Josh Billings, his sayings. Shaw, H. W. New York, 
 
 1871. 12° 725.16 
 
 Joshua Marvel. Farjeon, B. L 521.9 
 
 Journal, The, of a home life. Sewell, E. M. Leip- 
 zig, 18G7. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 314.19 
 
 Journalism in the United States, from 1690 to 
 
 1872. Hudson, F. New York, 1873. 8° 5214.2 
 
 Journey, A, to the centre of the earth. Verne, J. 
 
 New York [1871]. ,12° 733.7 
 
 Jouv, Victor Joseph Etienne do. L'hermite de la 
 chaussee-d'Antin, ou observations sur la moeurs 
 et les usages fran^ais au commencement du 
 xixe siecle. 8e edition, ornee de gravures et 
 vignettes. Paris, 1815-18. 5 v. 12° 5518.2 
 
 — L'hermite en province, ou observations sur les 
 
 moeurs et les usages fran^ais au commencement 
 du xix^ siecle. 4e edition, ornee de deux gra- 
 vures et de vignettes. Paris, 1818. 3 v. 12°. 5518.4 
 JowETT, Benjamin. Essays. {In Noyes, G. R. Col- 
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 — On the interpretation of Scripture. {In Essays 
 
 and reviews) 1538.3 
 
 — Same. {In Hedge, F. H. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology) 1526.4 and 5814.15 
 
 Joyce, Robert Dwyor. Legends of the wars in Ire- 
 land. Boston, 1868. 352 pp. 16° 828.6 
 
 JoYNSON, Francis Herbert. The metals used in con- 
 struction. Illustrateii. Edinburgh, 1868. 124-|- 
 
 pp. 16° 6637.1 
 
 JuDAH and Israel. Frey, J. S. C. F. New York, 
 
 1840. 12° 6327.2 
 
 Judaism. Mind and heart in religion; or, Judaism 
 and Christianity. Jaeger, A. New York, 1873. 
 
 Sq. IG'' 6326.22 
 
 JUDD, Sylvester. Margaret 535.13 
 
 JuDEA, Julian ; or, scenes in. Ware, W. New York, 
 
 1869. 2 v. 12° 736.5 
 
 Judge Justin. Abbott, J. Harper's story books. 93 6. 1.11 
 JuDSON, Adoniram. Page, H. A. Noble workers. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 — Way land, F. Memoir of. Boston, 1853. 2 v. 
 
 12° 1214.10 
 
 JuDSON, Emily (Chubbuck). {Fanny Forrester.) 
 The Kathayan slave. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 Little classics) 529.4.3 
 
 — My two sisters [Lavinia and Harriet Chubbuck] : 
 
 a sketch from memory. Boston, 1854. 112 pp. 
 
 1 plate. 16° 1216.1 
 
 Julian; or, scenes in Judea. Ware, W. New York, 
 
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 JuLLiEN, Charles l^douard, and Valeric, Oscar. 
 
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 Cottin, formerly Ristaud; Anne Louise Germaine, baronne 
 de Stael-Holstem, nee Necker. 
 
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 Keble, John. The Christian year. Thoughts in 
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 Keene, Mrs. S. F. The island home; or, the illu- 
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 augmented. With 12 plates from the antique. 
 
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 KellBy, William Darrah. Speeches, addresses and 
 
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 Kellogg, Elijah. Elm island stories. The ark of 
 
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 The boy farmers of Elm island 922.12 
 
 Charlie Bell, the waif of Elm island 922. 14 
 
 The hard-scrabble of Elm island 922. 13 
 
 Lion Ben of Elm island 922.15 
 
 The young ship-builders of Elm island 922.11 
 
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 Sowed by the wind 915.17 
 
 Wolf Run 923.6 
 
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 The child of the island glen 914.42 
 
 The cruise of the Casco 922.7 
 
 The fisher boys of Pleasant cove 922.31 
 
 John Godsoe's legacy 922.29 
 
 The young deliverers of Pleasant cove 922.6 
 
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 cliflfe 922.9 
 
 The spark of genius 922,10 
 
 A stout heart 922.30 
 
 The turning of the tide 922.28 
 
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 Kelly, Caroline E. Bernice, the farmer's daughter. 928.20 
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 Kembles, The. Fitzgerald, P. London [1871]. 
 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5425.22 
 
 NUe. — This work covers the biographies of John Philip, 
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 Kempis, Thomas h.. See Thomas a Kempis. 
 Kendall, Amos. Autobiography. Edited by W. 
 
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 — Same. New York 5633.3 
 
 Kenilworth. Scott, jSiV W. Boston 523.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.8 
 
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 Kennan, George. Tent life in Siberia, and adven- 
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 -- Life of. Tuckerman, H. T. New York, 1871. 
 
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 Kenneth, my king. A novel. Brock, S. A 735.15 
 
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 Ker, David. The wild horseman of the Pampas. 
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 KiDD, John. Adaptation of external nature to the 
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 Kidder, Daniel Parish, joint author. Brazil and the 
 
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 KiNGLAKE, Alexander AV'illiam. Eothen. [Travel 
 
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 KiNGSFORD, Jane, pseud. See Barnard, Charles 
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 KiNGSLEY, Charles. Alton Locke. [Chartist move- 
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 — Hypatia. [Murdered A. d. 415; Christians at 
 
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 — The water-babies: a fairy tale for a land-baby .. 921.4 
 
 — Westward ho ! or, the voyages and adventures of 
 
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 — Yeast. [Current political aspects in England].. 326,19 
 KiUGSLKY, George H., joint author. South sea bub- 
 bles. See Herbert, George Robert Charles, 
 
 earl of Pembroke 310.27 
 
 KiNGSLEY, Henry. Austin Elliot. [Corn-laws, 
 
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 — The lost child. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
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 — Reginald Hetherege 310.21 
 
 — The recollections of Geoflfry Hamlyn 326.23 
 
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 Kingston, William H. G. Adventures of Dick On- 
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 gentleman's son and heir 929.7 
 
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 — In the Eastern seas 921.3 
 
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 512 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8^ 921.6 
 
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 KiRBY, William. Power, wisdom and goodness of 
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 KiTCHiNER, William. The cook's oracle: containing 
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 KiTTO, John. Popular cyclopaedia of biblical litera- 
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 Knatchbull-Hugessen, Edward Hugessen. See 
 
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 Knight, Charles. Half-hours with the best authors. 
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 Lemon, Mark. Falkner Lyle 312.9 
 
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 Lester, Charles Edwards. The Napoleon dynasty. 
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 Lester, John Erastus. The Atlantic to the Pacific. 
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 365 pp. Map. 12° 417.12 
 
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 L'Estrange, Alfred Guy (Kingham). Literary life 
 
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 Lever, Charles (James). Arthur O'Leary. Leipzig. 332.27 
 
 — Same. London 516.21 
 
 — Barrington. Leipzig 332.7 
 
 — Same. London 516.1 
 
 — The Bramleighs of Bishop's folly 332.14 
 
 — Charles O'Malley. Leipzig 332.1 
 
 — Same. London 616.13 
 
 — Confessions of Con Cregan. Leipzig 332.24 
 
 — Same. London 516.8 
 
 — The Daltons. Leipzig 332.28 
 
 — Same. London 5 16.9 
 
 — Davenport Dunn. Leipzig 332.4 
 
 — Same. London 516.7 
 
 — A day's ride: a life's romance. Leipzig 332.8 
 
 — Same. London 516.4 
 
 — Diary and notes of Horace Templeton 332.9 
 
 — The Dodd faanily abroad. Leipzig 332.22 
 
 — Same. London 516.18 
 
 — The fortunes of Glencore. Leipzig 332.12 
 
 — Same. London 516.15 
 
 — Gerald Fitzgerald, " the chevalier " 730.4 
 
 — Harry Lorrequer. Leipzig t... 332.2 
 
 — Same. London 516.12 
 
 — Jack Hinton, the guardsman. Leipzig 332.21 
 
 — Same. London 516.17 
 
 — The knight of Gwynne. Leipzig 332.18 
 
 — Same. London 616.11 
 
 — LordKilgobbin: a tale of Ireland in our own time. 332.16 
 
 — Luttrell of Arran. Leipzig 332.26 
 
 — Same. London 516.10 
 
 — The Martins of Cro' Martin. Leipzig 332.3 
 
 — Same. London 516.2 
 
 — Maurice Tiernay. Leipzig 332.6 
 
 — Same. London 516.14 
 
 — The O'Donoghue. Leipzig 332.17 
 
 — Same. London 516.16 
 
 — One of them. Leipzig 332.20 
 
 — Same. London 516.6 
 
 — A rent in a cloud. Leipzig 332.5 
 
 — Same. And St. Patrick's eve. London 516.3 
 
 — Roland Cashel. Leipzig 332.11 
 
 — Same. London 616.5 
 
 — St. Patrick's eve ; Paul Gosslett's confessions.. .. 332.13 
 
 — Sir Brook Fossbrooke 332.23 
 
 — Sir Jasper Carew. Leipzig 332.25 
 
 — Same. London 516.20 
 
 — That boy of Norcott's 332.15 
 
 — Tom Burke of " Ours." Leipzig 332.10 
 
 — Same. London 516.19 and 5627.3 
 
 — Tony Butler 332.19 
 
 — Selections from. See Half hours with Irish 
 
 authors. New York, 1873. 12° 737.9 
 
 Note. — Lever's novels are mostly pictures of Irish life and 
 character. " The knight of Gwynne " concerns the bring- 
 ing about of the union in 1801. The military and convivial 
 Irishman is drawn in " Harry Lorrequer," " Charles O'Mal- 
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 Lewald, Fanny. Hulda; or, the deliverer. A ro- 
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 Lewes, George Henry. History of philosophy from 
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 Coruents. — Vol. I. Ancient philoBophy. II. Modem 
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 ^ Same. London, 1876. xiv, 278 pp. Sm. 8° .. .5428.20 
 
 — The physiology of common life. With numerous 
 
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 — Problems of life and mind. Vol. i. London, 
 
 1874. 8° 5833.4 
 
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 — Ranthorpe. Leipzig, 1847. xii, 307 pp. Sq. 16°. 312.4 
 
 — The story of Goethe's life. London, 1873. vi, 
 
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 Lewes, Marian, formerly Miss Evans, wife of the pre- 
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 English life] 310.25 
 
 — Daniel Deronda. Vol. I T22.20 
 
 — Felix Holt 310.24 
 
 — The legend of Jubal and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1874. 233-l-pp. 16° 5617.18 
 
 — Middlemarch. [Elaborate picture of provincial 
 
 town life.] 2 v 632.3 and 5636.2 
 
 — Romola, [Florence and Savonarola] 3 10.23 
 
 — Scenes of clerical life 310.26 
 
 — Silas Marner 3 10.22 
 
 — The Spanish gypsy. A poem. Boston, 1872. 
 
 287-4-pp. 12° 1625.1 
 
 — Wit and wisdom. Boston, 1875. 260-}- pp. Sq.l6°. 1839.1 
 
 — See RiBOT, T. English psychology. New York, 
 
 1874. 8° :....... 6835.5 
 
 Note. — " George Eliot " is reckoned in the highest sense the 
 greatest of living novelists; but her works require culture 
 in their reader to effect their full power. She shows great in- 
 sight in the delineation of women, and her stories deal mostly 
 with modern English life. See MacCarthy's " Modern lead- 
 ers" [5913.6]. 
 
 Lewis, Charles B. Goaks and tears. By M. Quad 
 Ipseud.Ji. With a centennial calendar, illus- 
 trated 713.9 
 
 Lewis, Dioclesian. Five-minute chats with young 
 women, and certain other parties [on health]. 
 New York, 1874. 426 pp. 12° 1522.9 
 
 — Our digestion. Philadelphia, 1872. 407 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. Portrait. 12° 1522.4 
 
 — Our girls. New York, 1871. 383 pp. 12° 1536.3 
 
 — Weak lungs, and how to make them strong. 
 
 Illustrated. Boston, 187 L 360 pp. 12° 1536.2 
 
 Lewis, Sir George Cornewall. An historical survey 
 
 of the astronomy of the ancients. London, 
 
 1862. viii, 527pp. 8° 6813.5 
 
 Lewis, Matthew Gregory. Raymond and Agnes: a 
 
 drama. New York, n. d. 24 pp. 12° 1635.4 
 
 Lewis, Richard. History of the life-boat, and its 
 
 work. With illustrations. London, 1874. xv, 
 
 226 pp. Sm. 8° 5925.3 
 
 Lewis Arundel. Smedley, F. E 510.11 
 
 Lexington, Mass., History of the battle of. Froth- 
 
 ingham, R. Boston, 185 L 8° 812.6 
 
 Note. — See also the note in the Bulletin for July, 1875. 
 
 Leyton hall. Lemon, M 312.5 
 
 Liber veritatis. Gelee, C. London, 1872. 3 v. F°. 6220.6 
 Liberia, Documents concerning. See American 
 
 colonization society 5222.3 
 
 Liberty. Mill, J. S. On liberty. New York, 
 
 1874. 8° 1733.2 
 
 — Stephen, J. F. Liberty, equality, fraternity. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° 583L2 
 
 Liberty bell. The. [Anti-slavery papers.] By 
 friends of freedom. Boston, 1843, 44, 46, 47, 
 
 49. 5 V. Portraits. 12° 1417.1 
 
 Libraries. Edwards, E. Free town libraries, their 
 formation, management, and history; in Britain, 
 France, Germany, and America. New York, 
 
 1869. 8° 6132.2 
 
 Memoirs of libraries: including a hand-book of 
 
 library economy. London, 1859. 2 y. 8°.... 6133.3 
 
LIBRARIES 
 
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 Libraries, continued. 
 
 — Hesse, L. A. C. Bibliotheconomie. Paris, 1841. 24°. 6139.1 
 
 — Putnam, Q. P. The best reading. Hints on the 
 
 selection of books; on the formation of libraries, 
 
 etc. New York, 1872. 12^ *K.R., F.3.5 
 
 — Same. New York, 1875. 12'^ 6136.10 
 
 Library of American biography. See Sparks, 
 
 Jared, editor 5028.1 
 
 LiDDELL, Henry George, and Scott, Robert, compilers. 
 A Greek-English lexicon. 6th edition. Oxford, 
 
 1869. xvi, 1865 pp. 4^^ *R.R., D.3.6 
 
 LiEBER, Francis. Manual of political ethics. 2d 
 edition, revised. Edited by T. D. Woolsey. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1875. 2 v. 8° 6833.6 
 
 LiEBiG, Justus von. Animal chemistry. Edited by 
 W. Gregory. With additions, notes, and correc- 
 tions, by Dr. Gregory and J. W. Webster. Cam- 
 bridge, 1842. xl, 347 pp. 12° 6035.3 
 
 — Familiar letters on chemistry. Edited by J. Gar- 
 
 diner. New York, 1856. 180 pp. 12° 1525.3 
 
 Liechtenstein, Marie, princess. Holland house. 
 With [portraits, fac-similes and] illustrations. 
 2d edition. London, 1874. 2 v. 8° 5434.1 
 
 Aote. — The famous seat of the Fox family, with an account 
 of its associations. 
 
 Life. Beale, L. S. On life and vital action in 
 
 health and disease. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6036.14 
 
 — Greg, W. R. Enigmas of life. Boston, 1873. 
 
 12° 1534.2 and 6136.5 
 
 — Reclus, (J. J.) l6. The ocean, atmosphere, and 
 
 life. New York, 1873. 8° 6632.2 
 
 Life and public services of Major-general George 
 
 Gordon Meade. Philadelphia [cop. 1864]. 80 
 
 [62] pp. 8° z 1013.5 
 
 Life, A, for a life. Craik, D. (M.) 323.24 
 
 Life here and there. Willis, N. P. New York, 
 
 1850. 12° 714.28 
 
 Life in Danbury. Bailey, J. M. Boston, 1873. 16°. 538.1 
 Life in the clearings versus the bush. Hoodie, S. 
 
 (S.) New York [1853]. 12° 414.8 
 
 Life in the open air. Winthrop, T 716.33 
 
 Life thoughts. Beecher, H. W. Boston, 1858. 12°. 5815.9 
 
 ^ Same. New York, 1871. 12° 1533.11 
 
 Life under glass. [Artificial climates.] Shove, G. 
 
 A. Boston, 1874. 16° 6837.2 
 
 Life without and life within. Ossoli, S. M. F., m.ar- 
 
 chesad\ Boston, 1874. 12° 1935.7 
 
 Life's, A, assize. Riddell, J. H 720.5 
 
 Life's lesson. [Fiction.] Thomas, M 723.28 
 
 Life's, A, lessons. Gore, C. G. F 311.2 
 
 Life's, A, secret. Wood, E. P 333.7 
 
 Life-boats. Ballantyne, R. M. The lifeboat 934.17 
 
 — Gilmore, J. Storm warriors; or life-boat work 
 
 on the Goodwin sands. London, 1875. Sm. 8°. 5935.6 
 
 — Lewis, R. History of the life-boat, and its work. 
 
 London, 1874. Sm. 8° 5935.3 
 
 Light. Abbott, J. Science for the young 912.4 
 
 — Lees, W. Elements of. New York [Glasgow], 
 
 1873. 16° 1717.10 
 
 — Lommel, E. (C. J.) The nature of. New York, 
 
 1876. 12° 6436.17 
 
 — Tyndall, J. Light and electricity. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 1523.20 
 
 Six lectures on. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6436.1 
 
 — Vogel, H. Chemistry of. New York, 1875. 12°. 6436.16 
 
 See also Spectrum analysis. 
 
 Light science for leisure hours. Proctor, R. A. 
 
 New York, 1871. 12° 1527.3 
 
 Lightfoot, Joseph Baber, Trench, Richard Chene- 
 vix, and Ellicott, Charles John. The revision 
 of the English version of the New Testament. 
 With an introduction by Philip Schaff. New 
 York, 1873. 3v.ini. 8° 5814.11 
 
 Contents. — Introduction on the revision of the English 
 Bible. By P. Schaff. xlixpp. :0n a fresh revision of the 
 English New Testament. By J. B. Lightfoot. 2d edition, 
 revised. 195 pp. ; On tlie authorized version of the New 
 Testament in connection with some recent proposals for its 
 revision. By R. C. Trench. 193 pp. ; Considerations on the 
 revision of the English version of the New Testament. By 
 C. J. Ellicott. 178 pp. 
 
 Note. — A republication of various English works, of which 
 the one by Trench was published in 1859, those by Ellicott and 
 Lightfoot in 1870 and 1871. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Lightning. Fonvielle, W. de. Thunder and light- 
 ning. New York, 1872. 16° 1714.22 
 
 — Forbes, R. B. Shipwreck by lightning. Papers 
 
 relative to Harris's lightning conductors. Bos- 
 ton, 1853. 8° 1711.3 
 
 Lightning express. Adams, W. T 925.19 
 
 Lights and shadows of New York life. MacCabe, 
 
 J. D. Philadelphia [cop. 1872]. 8° 814.9 
 
 Like father, like son. Payn, J 312.3 
 
 Lilian. Greenough, S. L 716.16 
 
 Lilian Dalzell 732.17 
 
 LiLLiESLEAF. OHphant, M. (0. W.) 736.13 
 
 Lillingstones, The, of Lillingstone. Worboise, E. J. 735.17 
 
 Lily, The, and the bee. Warren, S 316.10 
 
 Lily, The, and the cross. A tale of Acadia. De 
 
 MiUe, J 724.12 
 
 Lily Norris' enemy. Mathews, J. H 1117.26 
 
 Limes, Rudimentary treatise on. Burnell, G. R. 
 
 London, 1872. 12° 1716.11 
 
 Limitations, The, of human responsibility. Way- 
 land, F. Boston, 1838. 16° 5838.4 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham. Memorial of. See Boston, 
 
 Mass 5020.4 
 
 — Proceedings of the city council of Boston, April 
 
 17, 1865, on occasion of [his] death. See Bos- 
 ton, Mass 5020.6 
 
 — Sermons preached in Boston on [his] death. To- 
 
 gether with the funeral services in the east room 
 of the executive mansion at Washington. Bos- 
 ton, 1865. 379 pp. 12° 5027.3 
 
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 — Carpenter, F. B. The inner life of. Six months 
 
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 — Hanaford, P. A. Abraham Lincoln: his life and 
 
 public services. Boston, 1865. 12° 1214.2 
 
 — Lamon, W. H. Life of. Boston, 1872. 8° .... 5020.5 
 
 — Thayer, W. M. The pioneer boy, and how he 
 
 became president. Boston, 1863. 12° 916.26 
 
 — Welles, G. Lincoln and Seward. New York, 
 
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 Note. — Confining his narrative to the period before his 
 presidency, Lamon otters by far the amplest account, but the 
 author has little knowledge of book-craft, nor is lie very 
 regardful of delicacy or of privacy. While the extent of tiie 
 book will prevent general familiarity with it, his opportuni- 
 ties have added much of detail, and disclosed sometliing of 
 novelty for the future biographer. Of the shorter tributes, the 
 essay by J. R. Lowell, in •' My study windows," may be men- 
 tioned. See also North American review, Jan., 1805; and 
 Harper's monthly, vols. 31 and 37. 
 
 Linda. Hentz, C. L 536.11 
 
 Linda di Chamounix. Donizetti, G. (In Ditson, 
 
 0., and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 LiNDENDALE stories. See Wise, Daniel. 
 
 Linear perspective. Pellegrin, V. New York 
 
 [London], 1873. 16° 6218.1 
 
 Lines in pleasant places. Shillaber, B. P. Chelsea, 
 
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 Lines left out; or, some of the histories left out in 
 ** Line upon line." Mortimer, Mrs. — . New 
 York, 1870. 16° 928.8 
 
 Lingard, John. History of England, from the first 
 invasion by the Romans to the accession of Wil- 
 liam and Mary in 1688. [Catholic view.] 6th 
 edition. London, 1855. 10 v. Illustrated. 
 Portrait. Sm. 8° 5417.8 
 
 LiNLEY Rochford. MacCarthy, J 710.26 
 
 Linton, Eliza Lynn. Patricia Kemball: a novel. 
 
 Leipzig 330.9 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 714.13 
 
 — The true history of Joshua Davidson [i. e. Joshua 
 
 (Jesus) David's son], communist. Leipzig, 1873. 
 
 254 pp. Sq. 16° 312.29 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1873. viii, 279 pp. 12°. 736.22 
 
 Note. — " The story of a spiritual-minded young man of the 
 working-class of our own day; beginning his career with the 
 human life of Christ as his absolute ideal, and, in a much 
 too narrow sense, his model, and gradually modifying his 
 conception of it . . . in the course of an unassisted strug- 
 gle with tlie principles and machinery of modern society." 
 The Spectator, March 22, 1873. 
 
 LiNwooDS, The. Sedgwick, C. M. 2v 737.3 
 
 Lion Ben of Elm island. Kellogg, E 922.15 
 
 Lion-hearted. Grey, Mrs 621.39 
 
LION' 
 
 142 
 
 LIVERMORE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lion hunter, The, of South Africa. Cumming, R. G. 
 
 London, 1870. Sm. 8° 5934.11 
 
 Lion hunting and sporting life in Algeria. Gerard, 
 
 (C.) J. (B.) London, 1857. IG^ 427.4 
 
 Lionel Lincoln. [Bunker hill, siege of Boston.] 
 
 Cooper, J. F 525.9 
 
 LiONELLo. Bresciani, A 714.21 
 
 LiPPiNCOTT, Sara Jane. {Grace Greenwood.) Bonnie 
 
 Scotland. Tales of her history, heroes, and poets. 
 
 With illustrations. Boston, 1872. 273 pp. W. 933.20 
 
 — Haps and mishaps of a tour in Europe. Boston, 
 
 1854. xii, 437 pp. 12° 424.4 
 
 — Heads and tales: studies and stories of pets 921.15 
 
 — History of my pets 933.21 
 
 — Merrie England. Travels, descriptions, tales and 
 
 historical sketches. Illustrations. Boston, 1868. 
 
 261 pp. 16*^ 922.26 
 
 — New life in new lands: notes of travel. New York, 
 
 1873. 413-1- pp. 12° 214.1 
 
 Contents. — Chicago as it was ; Colorado ; Utah ; Nevada ; 
 California; Homeward journey ; Colorado in autumn. 
 
 — Recollections of my childhood, and other stories. 922.25 
 
 — Stories and legends of travel and history 922.23 
 
 — Stories from famous ballads 922.24 
 
 — Stories of many lands 928.7 
 
 Lippincott's pronouncing gazetteer. See Thomas, 
 
 Joseph, and Baldwin, Thomas *R.R., B.3.2 
 
 Lippincott's magazine. Vol. 1-16. Philadelphia, 
 
 1868-75. 16 V. 8° .1416.1 
 
 Liquors, Fermented. Feuchtwanger, L. New York, 
 
 1858. 12° 6826.2 
 
 Lisbon, Ship and shore, in. Colton, W. New York, 
 
 1856. 12° 425.16 
 
 LiSTON, Robert. Elements of surgery. Philadelphia, 
 
 1837. 540 pp. L. 12° 6023.11 
 
 Liszt, Franz. Life of Chopin. From the French by 
 
 M. W. Cook. Boston, N. D. 4th edition revised. 
 
 202pp. 16° 1227.2 
 
 Literary and social judgments. Greg, W. R. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 16° 5616.10 
 
 Literary life, Recollections of a. [Mostly selections 
 
 from authors.] Mitford, M. R. New York, 
 
 [1851]. 12° 1536.4 
 
 Literary reminiscences. De Quincey, T. Boston, 
 
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 Literary world. The. Vol. 3, 4. Boston [1872- 
 
 74]. 2 V. 4°. 1434.1 
 
 Literature. Arnold, M. Literature and dogma. 
 
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 — Brande, W. T., and Cox, G. W. Dictionary of. 
 
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 — Disraeli, I. Amenities of. New York, 1871. 2 v. 
 
 16° 1533.33 
 
 Curiosities of New York, 1872. 4 v. 16°.... 5626.6 
 
 The literary character. Literary miscellanies. 
 
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 — Graesse, J. G. T. Lehrbuch einer allgemeinen 
 
 Literargeschichte aller bekannten Volker der 
 
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 — Mueller, F. M. Chips from a German workshop. 
 
 New York, 1872. Sm. 8° 5616.1.3 
 
 — Purnell, T. Literature and its professors. Lon- 
 
 don [1867]. 16° 5927.3 
 
 — Scherer, E. Nouvelles etudes sur la litterature 
 
 contemporaine. Paris, 1865. 12° 2016.1 
 
 — Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. N., baronne de. Influence 
 
 of literature upon society, (/n The Alexandrian). 1910.4.2 
 
 — Villemain, A. F. Choix d'etudes sur la littera- 
 
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 — Whipple, E. P. Literature and life. Boston, 
 
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 — Wright, T. History of caricature and grotesque 
 
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 guaces, see under their several names. 
 
 The history of literature is a department of letters of mod- 
 ern growth, rialiam, in his " Literature of Europe," etc. 
 [15;il.2], traces in his preface its rise and progress. Madame 
 de Stael's work on literature in its relations with society is re- 
 viewed in Jeffrey's essays [A61U.8], and is the earliest extensire 
 work in the modern spirit. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Littell's living age. Vol. 1-36; 4th series, vol. 26, 
 27; 5th series, vol. 1-12. Boston, 1844-75. 
 60 V. 8° 1326.1 
 
 Littell's museum of foreign literature and science. 
 
 Vol. 12. Philadelphia, 1828. 8° 1712.2 
 
 Little, Sophia L. Pentecost. [A poem.] New- 
 port, R. L, 1869. 49 pp. Sq. 16° 1617.7 
 
 — Thrice through the furnace: a tale of the times of 
 
 the Iron hoof. Pawtucket, R. I., 1852. 190 pp. 
 
 12° 715.18 
 
 Little Agnes. Baker, H. N. (W.) 934.5 
 
 Little beauty. The. Grey, Mrs 534,23 
 
 Little Ben Hadden; "or, do right, whatever comes 
 
 of it. Kingston, W. H. G 1117.19 
 
 Little Ben Hadden series. See Kingston, William 
 
 H. G. 
 
 Little Bobtail. Adams, W. T 923.18 
 
 Little Briggs and I. Ludlow, F. H. {In Johnson, 
 
 (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.11 
 
 Little by little. Adams, W. T 924.18 
 
 Little camp, The, on Eagle hill. Warner, S 928.9 
 
 Little Canary. Osgood, Jlfrs. M. A 927.17 
 
 Little Canary's black Cato. Osgood, Mrs. M. A.. .. 927.19 
 
 Little Canary's cousin Eugene. Osgood, Mrs. M. A. 927.18 
 
 Little Canary's daisy. Osgood, Mrs. M. A 927.16 
 
 Little classics. »See Johnson, (Edwin) Rossi ter, 
 
 editor. 
 
 Little coin, much care. Howitt, M 937.3 
 
 Little cricket. Samuels, A. F 918.27 
 
 Little Cuba; or, circumstantial evidence. Barclay, 
 
 G. L 710.36 
 
 Little Dorrit. Dickens, C. (J. H.) Boston. 2 v... 1824.12 
 
 — Same. Leipzig. 4 v. in 2 338.16 
 
 Little flower seekers, The. MulhoUand, R 912.18 
 
 Little folk life. Dodge, M. A 927.21 
 
 Little folks astray. Clarke, R. S 927.9 
 
 Little foxes. Stowe, H. (E.) B 537.12 
 
 Little grandfather. Clarke, R. S 939.3 
 
 Little Jakey. De Kroyft, S. H. {In Johnson, (E.) 
 
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 Little Joanna, The. Bellamy, Mrs. E. W 721.21 
 
 Little Kate Kirby. Robinson, F. W 731.1 
 
 Little lame prince, The, and his travelling cloak. 
 
 Craik, D. (M.) 310.29 
 
 Little Louvre. Abbott, J. Harper's story books.. 936.1.2 
 Little maid, The, of Oxbow. Nowell, H. P. H. ... 936.23 
 
 Little men. Alcott, L. M 926.14 
 
 Little merchant. The. Adams, W. T 918.9 
 
 Little Paul. Abbott, J. Harper's story books . . .936.1.12 
 
 Little Prudy. Clarke, R. S 927.6 
 
 Little Prudy series. See Clarke, Rebecca Sophia. 
 Little Prudy's Flyaway series. See Clarke, Re- 
 becca Sophia. 
 
 Little Pussy Willow. Stowe, H. (E.) B 932.2 
 
 Little Spaniard, The. Nowell, H. P. H 936.25 
 
 Little sunbeams. See Mathews, Joanna H. 
 Little wanderers'. The, advocate. Vol. 11. Boston, 
 
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 Little wife. The. Grey, Mrs 521.31 
 
 Little women. Alcott, L. M. 2v 926.12 
 
 Little JOHN, W. H. The constitutional amendment: 
 or the Sunday, the Sabbath, the change, and 
 restitution. A discussion [with] the editor of 
 the Christian statesman. Battle Creek, Mich., 
 
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 Liturgies and other documents of the ante-Nicene 
 period. Edinburgh, 1872. viii, 186 pp. [An- 
 te-Nicene Christian library.] 8° 6322.4.24 
 
 Liturgies. The Sunday school liturgy. Boston, 
 
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 Live and let live. Sedgwick, CM 9 18. 19 
 
 Live it down. Jeafifreson, J. C 732.29 
 
 Liver. Flint, A., jr. Experimental researches into 
 
 a new excretory function of the. n. p., n. d. 8°. 6023. 19 
 
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 LiVERMORE, Abiel Abbot. The four gospels: with a 
 commentary. Vol. ii. Mark, Luke, and John. 
 
 Boston, 1858. 12° 1534.6 
 
 LiVKRMORE, Elizabeth, Sermon on the death of. 
 
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LIVERMORE 
 
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 LiVERMORE, George. Opinions of the founders of 
 the republic on negroes as slaves, as citizens, 
 and as soldiers. Boston, 1862. xiv, 215 pp. 8". 812.9 
 
 LiVERMORE, Nathaniel, Sermon on the death of. 
 
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 Liverpool. The stranger in Liverpool; or, an his- 
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 12" 438.5 
 
 Living link. The. De Millo, J 710.2 
 
 Livingston, Edward. See Hayward, A. Biograph- 
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 Livingston, John. Biographical sketches of distin- 
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 504 pp. 8° 5024.3 
 
 Livingstone, David. Last journals in Central Af- 
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 obtained from his faithful servants Chuma and 
 Susi, by H. Waller. With portrait, maps, and 
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 421.10 and 5921.3 
 
 — Livingstone and his African explorations: to- 
 
 gether with a full account of the Young, Stan- 
 ley, and Dawson search expeditions; chapters 
 on ancient and modern Nile discovery; on the 
 Central African slave trade, etc. New York, 
 1872. 292 pp. Portrait. Map. 12*^ 5915.2 
 
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 including a sketch of sixteen years' residence in 
 the interior of Africa. With portrait, maps, 
 and illustrations. New York, 1858. xxiv [xx], 
 732 pp. 8" 422.9 
 
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 as furnished by H. M. Stanley. Added a sketch 
 of the diamond diggings. Illustrated. Phila- 
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 Sm. 8° 5927.9 
 
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 ill B. Taylor's "South Africa" [224.1]. See Sir Samuel W. 
 Baker's review of Livingstone's " Last journals" in Macniil- 
 lan's magazine, 1875; also, Sunday Biagazine, Oct., 1874; and 
 Harper's monthly, vol. IC. See the note under Africa, in this 
 Catalogue, and in that of Ilistory, etc., of the Lower Hall of 
 the Central Library. 
 
 Livius Patavinds, Titus. [Livy.} Selections from 
 the first five books. With the 21st and 22nd 
 entire. Chiefly from the text of Alschefski. 
 With English notes. By J. L. Lincoln. With 
 a plan of Rome, and a map of the passage of 
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 Lizzie Leigh. Gaskell, E. C 328.17 
 
 Lloyd, William Watkiss. The age of Pericles. A 
 history of the politics and arts of Greece from 
 the Persian to the Peloponnesian war. London, 
 1875. 2v. 8° 5921.12 
 
 Lobdell, Henry, Life of. Tyler, W. S. Boston 
 
 [cop. 1859]. 12° 1015.4 
 
 Locke, David Ross. (Petroleum V. Nasby.) East- 
 ern fruit on western dishes. The morals of 
 Abou Ben Adhem. Boston, 1875. 231pp. 12°. 1536.22 
 
 — Ekkoes from Kentucky. Illustrated. Boston, 
 
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 — " Swingin round the cirkle." Illustrated. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1868. 299-j-pp. Sm. 8° 636.14 
 
 Locke, Jane Ermina. The recalled; in voices of the 
 
 past, and poems- of the ideal. Boston, 1854. 
 
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 Locke, John. Essay on the human understanding. 
 
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 — Essays. {In Sparks, J. Collection of essays and 
 
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 — and Milton, John. Some thoughts concerning 
 
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 education, by John Milton. With an appendix 
 containing Locke's Memoranda on study. Vol. 
 
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 Locke Amsden. Thompson, D. P 734.5 
 
 Lockhart, John Gibson. Ancient Spanish ballads; 
 historical and romantic. New revised edition, 
 with a biographical notice. Boston, 1861. 151 
 pp. Portrait. Sm. 8° 1616.5 
 
 — Memoirs of Sir Walter Scott. New edition. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1860. xii, 806 pp. Portrait. L. 8°. 1020.1 
 Epitome of. Jenkinson, H. I. Edinburgh, 
 
 1873. 8° 5425.10 
 
 — Valerius. New edition. Edinburgh, 1869. 
 
 361+pp. 16° 738.7 
 
 Locks, Construction of. Tomlinson, C. London, 
 
 N. D. 12° 1715.27 
 
 Lockyer, Joseph Norman. Nature series. The 
 spectroscope and its applications. With coloured 
 plate and illustrations. London, 1873. xii, 117 
 
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 Locomotion, Animal mechanism: a treatise on ter- 
 restrial and aerial. Marey, ]&. J. New York, 
 
 1874. 12° 6436.12 
 
 Locomotive engine. Dempsey, G. D. Rudimentary 
 
 treatise on the. London, 1866. 12° 1716.7 
 
 — Evers, H. Steam and the. New York [Glas- 
 
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 Lodge, Edmund. Portraits of illustriolis personages 
 of Great Britain. With biographical and his- 
 torical memoirs of their lives and actions. Lon- 
 don, 1849, 50. 8 V. Sm. 8° 5337.6 
 
 Log-book of a fisherman and zoologist. Bucklana, 
 
 F. London, 1875. 8° 6614.12 
 
 Logic. Mill, J. S. A system of. London, 1872. 
 
 2 V. 8° 5833.1 
 
 — Swinbourne, A. (J.) Picture logic. London, 
 
 1875. Sm. 8° 5616.19 
 
 See also Parliamentary logick. 
 
 Lois the witch. Gaskell, E. C 328.14 
 
 Lola Montez, or Porris y Montez, Maria Dolores 
 Eliza Rosanna Gilbert. Lectures. Including her 
 autobiography. New York, 1858. 292 pp. 12°. 1024.4 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia [cop. 1838]. 292 pp. 12°. 1225.1 
 Lombard street [London] : a description of the money 
 
 market. Bagehot, W. New York, 1873. 12°. 5435.8 
 LoMBARDi, I. Verdi, G. (In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
 Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.6 
 
 LoMMEL, Eugen (Cornelius Joseph). International 
 scientific series. The nature of light, with a 
 general account of physical optics. With illus- 
 trations. New York, 1876. xiii, 356 pp. 12°. 6436.17 
 London. Abbott, J. RoUo in London 917.20 
 
 — Bagehot, W. Lombard street: a description of 
 
 the money market. New York, 1873. 12° 5435.8 
 
 — Becker, B. H. Scientific London. London, 1874. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5616.16 
 
 — Davies, C. M. Unorthodox London: or phases of 
 
 religious life in the metropolis. London, 1873. 
 
 8° 5811.4 
 
 — Dixon, W. H. Her majesty's tower. Leipzig, 
 
 1869. 4 V. in 2. Sq. 16° 838.4 
 
 — Grant, J. The great metropolis. New York, 
 
 1837. 2v.ini. 12° 827.2 
 
 — Great army. The. Sketches of life and charac- 
 
 ter in a Thames-side district. London, 1876. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1838.2 
 
 — Howitt, W. The northern heights of. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 5423.6 
 
 — Hunt, (J. H.) L. The town: its memorable 
 
 characters and events. London, 1872. 16° 5437.1 
 
 -r- Jesse, J. II. London: its celebrated characters 
 and remarkable places. London, 1871. 3 v. 
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 — Moteyard, E. The hallowed spots of ancient 
 
 London. London, 1870. Sm. 4'-^ 5436.3 
 
 — Nadal, E. S. Impressions of London social life. 
 
 New York, 1875. 16^ 436.6 
 
 — The national gallery of pictures by the great 
 
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 London [1873]. L. 8" 5432.1 
 
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 — Timbs, J. Clubs and club life in. London, 
 
 1872. Sm. 8" 5417.3 
 
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 London and Westminster. London, 1868. 
 
 2 V. 8" 5435.4 
 
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 — Wheatley, H. B. Round about Piccadilly and 
 
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 See also British museum, City road chapel, Cobden club. 
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 ISrOTE ON LONDON". 
 
 There are many boolts describing the great metropolis, which trace the historical associations connected with its topographical features, and 
 for completeness and purposes of reference tlie best is probably Cunningham's Handbook, whose alphabetical arrangement makes it, however, somewhat 
 unattractive for the ordinary reader. Its store of information is vast, its accuracy surprising, and great use is made by the author of illustrative citations 
 from past writers, particularly from the old dramatists. As a continuous narrative under diiferent heads, with a great deal of antiquarian lore and interest 
 from associations of all kinds, the general reader will find more enjoyment perhaps from Charles Knight's six royal octavos on London, in which he was 
 assisted by many hands, and of which his Cyclopaedia is a convenient abridgment. These books must be sought, however, in the Bates Hall, unless 
 sufficient is gleaned from Grant's " Great metropolis" [827.2], and others to be named. Knight's account is, however, twenty years old, and some of the 
 more recent writers have had the advantage of the later developments, and London has much changed in a score of years. The most fertile and one of the 
 most readable of these is Timbs, who in various books has grouped a great store of curious antiquarian research. The enlarged edition, 1868, of his 
 " Curiosities of London" [5485.1], gives by an alphabetical arrangement the labors of a long life in this field. Of his separate books, his " Club life" 
 [5417.3], describes the life at clubs, coftee-houses and taverns during the 17th-19th centuries, with sketches of characters ; his " Romance of London " [5617.15] 
 gives many historic sketches, with accounts of famous duels, highwaymen, crimes, etc.; his "Walks and talks" [in Bates Hall] gives us the historic 
 associations of Vauxhall (of which in its last days we have a picture in Thackeray's " Vanity fair "), Mayfair, the Temple, etc. ; while in his " London and 
 Westminster " [5435.4] he develops particularly the changes of metropolitan life. The conmion highwayman occurrences of Hampstead heath in the last 
 century are described in Howitt's "Northern heights" [5423.6]. One of the most agreeable and compact books is Leigh Hunt's "Town," above named. 
 Jesse is another antiquarian, whose books are well known, liis " Literary and historical memorials " being followed by his "London and its celebrities," and 
 the two reappeared amalgamated, with additions, in 1871, in his " London : its celebrated characters and remarkable places " [5435.3]. Another recent book 
 by Miss Mcteyard, " Hallowed spots of ancient London " [5436.3], is of moderate compass, and has fresh researches. Thornbury's " Old and new London " 
 [5432.1] depicts the city by successive stages of its growth, as Roman, Saxon, Chaucer's London, with the historic associations of the Temple, St. Paul's, etc. 
 Macaulay [838.1], in his 3d chapter, gives a graphic description of London in 1685. 
 
 There are some valuable monographs of confined localities, like Wheatley, on the region about Piccadilly [54.35.2], the court end of the town; 
 and William Howitt, on " The northern heights of the metropolis " [5423.6], with full appreciation of their literary memories. 
 
 On the Tower, there is that by Hepworth Dixon [838.4], who traces its mournful history with much antiquarian zeal, and sections will be found in 
 Jesse's, and other general accounts. 
 
 On the Abbey, there is Dean Stanley [5414.2], but the chapters in the general accounts will suffice the general reader. 
 
 On the cAartJtes of London, there is much in the " Romance of the streets " [5438.2] on the Ragged schools and City missions; and incidentally in 
 Grant's " Great army." 
 
 The subject of London schoolt, which forms so considerable interest in the writings of Coleridge, De Quincey, Leigh Hunt, and others, can be under- 
 stood from Staunton's " Great schools of England," from Lamb's essay on " Christ's hospital," etc. See also Harper's monthly, vol. 1. 
 
 On the life and manners, Knight has an instructive chapter about those of the last century, and about the aspects of London in Walpole's day. For 
 the present century, much can be learned in the biographies of prominent Englishmen, and in such special books as Nadal's. 
 
 Much has been done to illustrate the low life of the metropolis, and by none so extensively as by Henry Mayhew, in his valuable " London labour and 
 the London poor " [in the Bates Hall], embracing those who will, who cannot, and who will not work ; but there is an epitome of his labors and others in 
 " London characters; " and much further can be gleaned from Wynter's several books, like " Our social bees," " Curiosities of toil," " Peeps into the human 
 hive " [6436.8], etc. The divertisements of the lower classes at diiferent periods are set forth in Morley's " Bartholomew fair " [5418.8]. 
 
 The illustration which London and its life has received from fiction should not be passed over. For the period, 1547-49, see Mrs. Manning's " Edward 
 Osborne." Ainsworth's " Tower of London " closes with the execution of Lady .Tane Grey, 1.553; and see other of his novels. Williams's " Sliakespeare 
 and his friends " [531.23] is an elaborate study of life at the Mermaid, etc., in the curly part of the seventeenth century, and Knight's " Life of Shake- 
 speare " [5420.4] should be read in the same connection, as also the essay on Shakespeare's London in Rodenberg's England. Scott's " Fortunes of Nigel " 
 [324.12; 523.2] gives us the city in the time of James l. De Foe's book on the plague, 16(35 [in the Central Library], is a fiction, but so minutelys wrought that it 
 passed for truth for a long time. This epoch, which covers also the period of the great fire of 1606, is also depicted in Mrs. Maiming's " Cherry and 'Violet," 
 and in Ainsworth's " Old Saint Pauls " [712.0]. Thackeray, in his " Henry Esmond " [335.10; 513.1.4], made a veiy careful study of the life in the time of 
 Queen Anne, a field embraced also, but not so closely studied, by Bulwer, in his " Devereux " [;^.3]. Dickens, in his " Barnaby Rudge " [1824.5], has 
 taken the period of the Gordon riots, 1780. Macaulay says Miss Bumey's "Evelina" [311.28] depicts the fashionable and vulgar life of the same period 
 with great force. 
 
 There are conspicuous examples of the treatment of the low life of the metropolis of our day in Dickens's "Oliver Twist" [338.8; 1824.7] and 
 "Nicholas Nickleby" [338.4 ;'l824.2]; in Douglas Jerrold's " St, Giles and St. James " [313.9]; and it is carefully studied in Greenwood's " History of a 
 little ragamuffin " [521.6]. , 
 
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 London romance, A. Ross, C. H 316.13 
 
 Londonderry, N. H. The Londonderry celebration, 
 June 10, 1869. Mack, R. C. Manchester, 1870. 
 Sm. 8° 813.14 
 
 Lonely ones. The. Heyse, P. See John, Eugenie. 710.25 
 
 Long, George. The decline of the Roman republic. 
 
 London, 1864-74. 5 v. 8° 5512.2 
 
 Long, Samuel P. • Art: its laws, and the reasons for 
 them. Boston, 1871. xxxii, 248 pp. Illus- 
 trated. Sm. 8" 1513.7 
 
 Long Island, History of. Thompson, B. F. New 
 
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 Longevity. Gardner, J. Longevity: the means of 
 prolonging life after middle age. Boston, 1875. 
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 — Hall, W. W. How to live long. New York, 
 
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 Longfellow, Henry "Wadsworth. Poems. Boston, 
 
 1858. 2v. Portrait. 16° 1612.1 
 
 Contents. — "Vol. I. Voices of the night ; Earlier poems ; 
 Translations; Ballads; The children of the Lord's supper, 
 translated from E. Tegn6r; Miscellaneous; Poems on slavery; 
 The Spanish student. II. The belfry of Bruges, and other 
 poems; Songs; Sonnets; Translations; Curfew; Evangeline; 
 The seaside and the fireside; Translations. 
 
 — Poetical works. With portrait. Leipzig, 1856. 
 
 3v.ini. Sq. 16° 1614.1 
 
 Contents. — Voices of the night ; Earlier poems ; Transla- 
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 slavery ; The Spanish student ; The belfry of Bruges and other 
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 The seaside and the fireside; The golden legend; The song 
 of Hiawatha; Tales of a wayside inn; The courtship of Miles 
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 Portrait. 16° 1838.4 
 
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 Kavanagh. 
 
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 Contents. — Tales of a wayside inn, part third ; Birds of pas- 
 sage, flight the third. 
 
 — The courtship of Miles Standish [a story of the 
 
 Plymouth pilgrims], and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1859. 215 pp. 16° 1612.3 
 
 — The divine tragedy. [Dramatic rendering of 
 
 Christ's last years.] Leipzig, 1872. 288 pp. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1614.3 
 
 — The hanging of the crane. [Poem.] With illus- 
 
 trations. Boston, 1875. 47 pp. 16° 1616.14 
 
 — A'ame. Boston, 1875. 64 pp. 8° 5214.4 
 
 — Hyperion. A romance. [Largely travels in 
 
 Germany.] Revised edition. Boston, 1875. 
 391pp. 12° 716.14 
 
 — The masque of Pandora and other poems. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1875. iv, 146 pp. 12° 1617.12 
 
 Contents. —The masque of Pandora; The hanging of the 
 crane; Morituri salutamus; Birds of passage, flight the 
 fourth ; A book of sonnets. 
 
 — The New-England tragedies. Leipzig, 1868. 
 
 258-f pp. Sq. 16° 1614.2 
 
 Contents. — Endicott ; Giles Corey of the Salem farms. 
 
 Note. — " Endicott " is a drama of the quaker persecutions, 
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 — The poets and poetry of Europe. New edition, 
 
 revised and enlarged. Philadelphia, 1871. 
 xxvii, 916 pp. L. 8° 6922.1 
 
 — Tales of a wayside inn. Boston, 1863. v, 225 
 
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 Note. — Stories in verse told of different countries by travel- 
 lers at the Red Horse inn in Sudbury, (Mass., which is de- 
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 — translator. The divine comedy of Dante Ali- 
 
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 [5212.3]; Drake's "Middlesex" [814.4], for the poet's home; 
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 Lord, John. Ancient states and empires. New 
 
 York, 1869. 645 pp. Map. 8° 815.8 
 
 — The old Roman world: the grandeur and failure 
 
 of its civilization. 5th edition. New York, 
 
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 Lord Bantam. A satire. Jenkins, E. Leipzig... 311.21 
 
 — Same. New York 536.21 
 
 Lord Erlistoun. Craik, D. (M.) 323.27 
 
 Lord Hope's choice. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 528.6 
 
 Lord Kilgobbin. A tale of Ireland. Lever, C. (J.). 332.16 
 
 Lord mayor, The, of London. Ainsworth, W. H. .. 322.17 
 
 Lord Oakburn's daughters. Wood, B. P 333.10 
 
 Lord of himself. Underwood, F. H 726.24 
 
 Lord, The, of the isles. Scott, Sir W. Poetical 
 
 works. Leipzig, 1861. Sq. 16° 1613.5 
 
 Lords and ladies. Stretton, J 710.18 
 
 LoRENZAccio. Musset, (L. C.) A. de. Comedies et 
 
 proverbes. Paris, 1867. 12° 5534.4.1 
 
 Lorenzo Benoni. Ruflfini, G 316.16 
 
 LoRiMER, George C. Under the evergreens; or, a 
 
 night with St. Nicholas 916.31 
 
 LoRiNQ, Francis William, and Atkinson, Charles 
 Follen. Cotton culture and the South consid- 
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 LoRiNG, Frederick Wadsworth. Two college friends. 615.7 
 LoRiNG, James Spear. The hundred Boston orators, 
 from 1770 to 1852. 2d edition. Boston, 1853. 
 
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 Lorn, or Lorne, Scotland. The land of Lome, 
 including the cruise of the " Tern" to the outer 
 Hebrides. Buchanan, R. London, 1871. 2 v. 12°. 424.11 
 
 LoRNA Doone. Blackmore, R. D 710.16 
 
 LoRRAiN, Claude. See Gel^e, ^laude. 
 
 Los Gringos. Wise, H. A. New York, 1849. 12°. 435.4 
 
 Losing to win. Davies, T 714.8 
 
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 LossiNG, Benson John. Life and times of Philip 
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 — Outline history of the fine arts. Illustrated. 
 
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 — Pictorial field-book of the revolution. New York, 
 
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 — Pictorial field-book of the war of 1812. New 
 
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 similes. 8° 810.16 
 
 — Pictorial history of the civil war iu the United 
 
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 Lost and won. Craik, G. M 322.7 
 
 Lost child. The. Kingsley, H. (/» Johnson, (E.) 
 
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 Lost daughter. The. Hentz, C. L 534.17 
 
 Lost for love. Braddon, M. E. Leipzig 330.8 
 
 — Same. New York 710.35 
 
 Lost heir. The, of Linlithgow. Southworth, E. D. 
 
 E.N 727.7 
 
 Lost heiress. The. Southworth, E. D. E. N 522.8 
 
 Lost in the fog. De Mille, J 934.21 
 
 Lost in the jungle. Du Chaillu, P. B 933.6 
 
 Lost Lenore. Reid, M 725.1 
 
 Lost manuscript. The. Freytag, G 521.4 
 
 Lost palace. The. Hale, E. E. Tales for travel- 
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 Payn, J 522.25 
 
 Lost tales. The, of Miletus. [Poems.] Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton, E. (G. E.) L. Leipzig, 1866. Sq. 16°. 1614.7 
 
 Lost tar, The. Samuels, A. F 918.25 
 
 LoTERiE, La, de Francfort. Souvestre, ]6. Theatre 
 
 de la jounesse. Paris, 1860. 18° 5536.15 
 
 LoTHAiR. [Catholicism in England.] Disraeli, B. 
 
 Leipzig 324.19 
 
 — Same. New York 721.3 
 
 Lottie Darling. Jeaflfreson, J. C 732.15 
 
 Lottie Eames; or, ** Do your best, and leave the 
 
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 Lotus-eating: a summer book. Curtis, G. W. 
 
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 LouANDRE, Charles (Leopold), editor. Chefs- 
 d'oeuvres des conteurs fran^ais. Avec une in- 
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 un index. Paris, 1874. 2 v. 18° 5534.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Avant La Fontaine, 1030-1650. II. Con- 
 teraporaines de La Fontaine, xviie siecle. 
 
 Loubat, J. F. Narrative of the mission to Russia, in 
 1866, of Gustavus Vasa Fox. Edited by J. D. 
 Champlin, jr. New York, 1873. 444 pp. 1 
 plate. Portraits. L. 8° 5911.3 
 
 Loudon, Jane Webb. Gardening for ladies; and 
 Companion to the flower-garden. Edited by A. 
 J. Downing. New York, 1847. 430 pp. Il- 
 lustrated. 12° 6626.9 
 
 Louie's last term at St. Mary's. Harris, M 724.16 
 
 Louis IX, or St. Louis, king of France. See GuizoT, 
 F. (P. G.) Great Christians of France. [Lon- 
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 Louis XIV, king of France. James, G. P. R. Life 
 
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 — Pardoe, J. Louis xiv, and the court of Franco 
 
 in the seventeenth century. New York, 1847. 
 
 2 V. 12° 1223.11 
 
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 Louis XV and his times; or, the priest and the 
 Huguenot. Bungener, L. L. F. Boston, 1874. 
 12° : 627.4 
 
 Louis, Pierre Charles Alexandre. Anatomical, pa- 
 thological and therapeutic researches on the 
 yellow fever of Gibraltar of 1828. Translated 
 by G. C. Shattuck, jr. Boston, 1839. xxiii, 
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 — Anatomical, pathological, and therapeutic re- 
 
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 Love. Michelet, J. New York, 1872. 12° 1934.11 
 
 Love, Conjugial. Swedenborg, E. New York, 1871. 
 
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 Love afloat. Sheppard, F. H 723.13 
 
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 Love and money. Howitt, M 937.2 
 
 Love and skates. Winthrop, T.- (In Johnson, (E.) 
 
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 Love and valor. Hood, T 510.3 
 
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 Love in the nineteenth century. Preston, H. W. . . . 516.22 
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 Love the avenger. A., A. A 312.2 
 
 Love, The, that lived. Eiloart, Mrs. C. J 711.12 
 
 Love-tiff, The: a comedy. Moliere, J. B. P. Dra- 
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 Love's conflict. Church, F 337.16 
 
 Love's labor won. South worth, E. D. E. N 727.13 
 
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 Lovel the widower. Thackeray, W. M. Leipzig. . 335.3 
 
 — Same. (In his Works.) London 513.1.11 
 
 — Same. New York 1820.3 
 
 LovELS, The, of Arden. Braddon, M. E 325.7 
 
 Lover, Samuel. Barny O'Reirdon the navigator. 
 
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 — The gridiron. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
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 — Handy Andy: a tale of Irish life. London 536.15 
 
 — Same. New York 530.15 
 
 — Irish heirs 732.20 
 
 — Rory O'More 536.16 
 
 — Selections from. See Half hours with Irish au- 
 
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 ^(Xe.— Lover's stories are popular pictures of Irish life. 
 
 Loves of the angels. Moore, T. Poetical works. 
 
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 Loves of the poets. Memoirs of the. [Biographical 
 
 sketches.] Jameson, A. (M.) Boston, 1866. 
 
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 Low, Samuel. Poems. New York, 1800. 2 v. 
 
 12° 1617.18 
 
 Low marriage, A. Craik, D. (M.) 330.22 
 
 Lowell, Anna Cabot. Thoughts on the education of 
 
 girls. Boston, 1853. 72 pp. 16° 1738.2 
 
 Lowell, James Russell. Poetical works. Boston, 
 
 1871. 2 V. Portrait. 16° 5228.1 
 
 Contents. — yo\. I. Miscellaneous poems; Memorial verses ; 
 Sonnets; L'envoi; The vision of Sir Launfal. II. A fable for 
 critics; The Biglow papers; The unhappy lot of Mr. Knott; 
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 — Among my books. [Ist and] 2d series. Boston, 
 
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 JVb<c. — These are poems, mostly humorouSj but mixed with 
 much powerful satire, written in the Yankee dialect, chiefly 
 of political bearing during the Mexican and the civil war, 
 accompanied by purposely stilted comments of an imaginary 
 editor; while the introduction is of importance in a philologi- 
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 — A fable for critics. [New York], 1848. 78+ 
 
 pp. 12° 1622.2 
 
 Note. — A satire in easy swinging verse on the prominent 
 American authors. 
 
 — Fireside travels. Boston, 1864. 324+ pp. 12°. 464.4 
 
 Note. — Experiences at home and abroad. 
 
 Lowell, Robert Traill Spence. Antony Brade 714.5 
 
 — A raft that no man made. (In Johnson,' (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Lowell, Mass. Appleton, N. Introduction of the 
 
 power loom, and origin of. Lowell, 1858. 8° . 6434.3 
 
 — Miles, H. A. Lowell, as it was and as it is. 
 
 Lowell, 1847. 12° 5017.5 
 
 Loyal unto death 727.29 
 
 Loyal West, The, in the times of the rebellion; also, 
 before and since. Barber, J. W., and Howe, H. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1865. 8° 5033.4 
 
 Loyson, Charles Jean Marie, ecclesiastical name 
 Pere Hyacinths. Catholic reform. Letters, 
 fragments, discourses, by Father Hyacinthe. 
 Translated by Madame Hyacinthe-Loyson. With 
 a preface by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. London, 
 
 1874. xlv, 234+pp. Sm. 8° 6326.15 
 
 Lubbock, Sir John. Nature series. On the origin 
 and metamorphoses of insects. With illustra- 
 tions. London, 1874. xvi, 108 pp. 16° 6617.8 
 
 — The origin of civilisation and the primitive con- 
 
 dition of man. Mental and social condition of 
 savages. New York, 1871. xvi, 380 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 12° 1527.1 
 
 Luce, Stephen B. Seamanship: for the use of the 
 United States naval academy. Illustrated. 5th 
 edition, revised and enlarged. New York, 1873. 
 
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 Lucia : her problem. Douglas, A. M 533.13 
 
 Lucia di Lammermoor. Donizetti, G. (In Ditson, 
 
 0,, and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 LuciANUS Samosatensis. Lucian [outlined and ex- 
 plained]. Collins, W. L. London, 1873. 16°. 6116.19 
 LuciLE. [Novel in verse.] Bulwer-Lytton, (E.) 
 
 R. Boston, 1872. Sq. 16° 1616.2 
 
 Lucius Da voren. Braddon, M. E 329.13 
 
 Luck and pluck. Alger, H., jr 935.7 
 
 Luck and pluck series. See Alger, Horatio, jr. 
 Luck, The, of Roaring camp. Harte, (F.) B. Boston, 
 
 1871. 16° 526.16 
 
 — Same. (7?i Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics).. 529.4.4 
 
 Lucky disappointment, A. Church, F 718.6 
 
 Lucretia: or, the children of night. Bulwer-Lyt- 
 ton, E. (G. E.) L 336.14 
 
 Lucretius Carus, Titus. On the nature of things. 
 
 Translated into English verse by C. F. Johnson, 
 
 with introduction and notes. New York, 1872. 
 
 333 pp. Sm. 8° 1526.20 
 
 LuCREZiA Borgia. Donizetti, G. (In Ditson, 0., 
 
 and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 Lucy Crofton. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 725.20 
 
 Lucy Maria. Diaz, A. M 916.29 
 
 Ludlow, Anna D. Madge Graves. By the author 
 
 of "Bessie Lovell" 1118.10 
 
 Ludlow, Fitz Hugh. The hasheesh eater: being 
 
 passages from the life of a Pythagorean. 4th 
 
 edition. New York [co;?. 1857]. 371pp. 12°. 737.6 
 
 — The heart of the continent: a record of travel 
 
 across the plains and in Oregon, with an exam- 
 ination of the Mormon principle. With illustra- 
 tions. Now York, 1871. vi, 568 pp. 16°.... 413.4 
 
 — Little Briggs and I. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Lit- 
 
 tle classics) 529.4.11 
 
 Ludlow, Park. Nick Hardy 1115.14 
 
 — The red-shanty boys 937.19 
 
 LuDwiG der Baier. Uhland, J. L. Gedichte und 
 
 Dramen. Stuttgart, 1863. 16° 5738.1.3 
 
LUEBKE 
 
 147 
 
 MACCABE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 LvEBKE, Wilhelm. History of art. Translated by 
 F. E. Bunnett. 2d edition. London, 1869. 
 2 V. Illustrated. 8° 6210.4 
 
 — History of sculpture, from the earliest ages to the 
 
 present time. Translated by F. E. Bunnett. 
 
 With illustrations. London, 1872. 2 v. 8°... 6210.3 
 
 Note. — These books are both of good repute. 
 
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 LuleX, Notes on a journey from London to. Shairp, 
 
 T. Up the North. London, 1872. Sm. 8°. ... 5915.4 
 
 Lulu's novel. Polko, E 731.31 
 
 LuMBY, Joseph Rawson. The history of the creeds. 
 
 Cambridge, 1873. xi, 286 pp. Sm. 8° 6326.10 
 
 Contents. — Ante-Nicene ; Nicene and Constantinopolitan ; 
 The Apostolic creed; The Quicunque, commonly called the 
 creed of St. Athanasius. 
 
 Lungs. Fitch, S. S. Six lectures on the uses of the. 
 
 New York, 1847. 12° 6027.1 
 
 — Lewis, D. Weak lungs, and how to make them 
 
 strong. Boston, 1871. 12° 1536.2 
 
 LuNT, George, editor. Old New England traits. 
 
 New York, 1873. v, 244 pp. 16° 817.3 
 
 LuTFULLAH, Autobiography of. Eastwiok, E. B. 
 
 ■ Leipzig, 1857. Sq. 16'^ 1238.7 
 
 Luther, Martin. Life. AVritten by himself. Col- 
 lected and arranged by [J.] Michelet. Trans- 
 lated by W. Hazlitt. 2d edition. London, 1862. 
 XV, 471pp. Sm. 8= 1024.12 
 
 — Table-talk. Translated by W. Hazlitt. 2d edi- 
 
 tion. Philadelphia, 1868. xxiv, 464 pp. 12". 1536.8 
 
 — The boyhood of. Mayhew, H. New York, 1864. 
 
 16° 937.16 
 
 Note. — The life by Michelet is mainly autobiographic, by 
 making Luther's own writings tell the story. Michelet is a 
 catholic, but he ie in sympatiiy with the spirit of the reformer, 
 and he has thoroughly studied his character. From Audin, 
 the chief catholic authority, who is able, but less satisfactory to 
 Protestants than Michelet, Hazlitt borrows details of Luther's 
 early years to complete in the translation, in the above list, 
 Michelet's account of that period, and he has also added to 
 other parts of the narrative so as to make it the most complete 
 for the general reader for what is more particularly the per- 
 sonal history of the reformer. The English reader will also 
 consult Carlyle's estimate, in his " Heroes and hero-worship " 
 [15,S5.19] ; Hallam's view in the first volume of his " Literature 
 of Europe" [153I.2J and in his " Middle ages "[.5916.1]; the 
 concise and generally just review by Robertson in his 
 "Charles V '' [1226.9] ; Roscoe's " Leo X " [5526.6], where the ten- 
 dency is to explain favorably the action of the church autlior- 
 ities, while justice is still done to Luther; Ranke's *' History 
 of the popes " [5516.7], who presents the obstacles in the re- 
 former's way; and D'Aubignfi's Reformation, a book rather 
 tedious, and at times exaggerated in sentiment. Froiide has 
 a paper in his " Short studies " [1914.5] on Luther and Eras- 
 mus. See Hedge's " Prose writers of Germany " [5732.1], and 
 the histories of German literature generally; and chap. 4 of 
 Fisher's " Reformation " [5813.7]. What is called the " Table- 
 talk," while generally considered characteristic, is not so 
 established beyond suspicion as authentic, as to make it of the 
 great importance it would seem to be to the understanding of 
 Luther. Archbishop Spaulding, a catholic authority, calls 
 this edition a bad abridgment, with the most objectionable 
 passages carefully left out. See the references in McClintock 
 and Strong's Cyclopaedia ; and the article on " Luther and 
 Leo " in Efarper's monthly, vol. 39. 
 
 LuTTRELL of Arran. Lever, (C.) J. Leipzig 332.26 
 
 — Same. London 516.10 
 
 Lyell, Sir Charles. Geological evidences of the an- 
 tiquity of man. With an outline of glacial 
 
 and post-tertitiry geology and remarks on the 
 origin of species, with special reference to man's 
 first appearance on earth. 4th edition. Illus- 
 trated. London, 1873. xix, 572 pp. 8° 6613.7 
 
 — Principles of geology. 11th edition. Illustrated 
 
 with maps, plates, and woodcuts. New York, 
 
 1873. 2 v. 8°..-. 6631.7 
 
 — A second visit to the United States. New York, 
 
 1849. 2v. 12° 415.11 
 
 Lyford, Thomas J., and Boyce, Allen P. The art 
 
 of lettering, and sign painter's manual. Boston, 
 
 1871. Obiongf° 6210.1 
 
 Lyman, George Hinckley. History and statistics of 
 
 ovariotomy. {In Massachusetts medical society. 
 
 Publications) 6021.4 
 
 Lyman family. Genealogy of the. Coleman, L. 
 
 Albany, 1872. 8° 1211.4 
 
 Lynch, William F. Narrative of the United States' 
 
 expedition to the river Jordan and the Dead sea. 
 
 With maps and illustrations. Philadelphia, 
 
 1849. 5084-pp. 8° 421.9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Lyndon, pseud. See Bright, Matilda A. 
 
 Lynx-hunting. Stephens, C. A 937.25 
 
 Lyon, George Francis. Brief narrative of an unsuc- 
 cessful attempt to reach Repulse bay, through 
 Sir Thomas Rowe's " Welcome," in his majesty's 
 ship Griper, in 1824. With a chart and engrav- 
 ings. London, 1825. xvi, 198-|- pp. 8° 424.1 
 
 Lyra Anglicana. Hymns and sacred songs. Baynes, 
 
 R. H. Leipzig, 1868. Sq. 16° 1613.8 
 
 Lyttleton, George, lord. See Lawrence, E. Lives 
 of the British historians. New York, 1855. 
 12° 1224.7.1 
 
 Lytton, (Edward) Robert (Bulwer). See Bulwer- 
 Lytton, (Edward) Robert, lord Lytton. 
 
 Lytton, Lord. See Bulwer-Lytton, Edward 
 (George Earle) Lytton, lord Lytton. 
 
 M. orN. Melville, G. J. W 330.6 
 
 Mabel Lee. Fisher, F. C 711.29 
 
 Mabel Martin. A harvest idyl. Whittier, J. G. 
 
 Boston, 1876. 8° 1623.3 
 
 Mabel Vaughan. Cummins, M. S. Boston 724.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 322.31 
 
 Mabel Walton's experiment. Mathews, J. H 1117. 14 
 
 Mabel's mistake. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 726.3 
 
 Macaria. Wilson, a. J 725.25 
 
 Macaulay, Thomas Babington, lord. Biographical 
 
 essays. Leipzig, 1857. 296-|- pp. Sq. 16". . .1238.13 
 
 Contents. — Frederifi the great ; John Buuyan ; Oliver Gold- 
 smith ; Samuel Johnson ; Bertrand Barere. 
 
 — Critical and historical essays, contributed to the 
 
 Edinburgh review. Leipzig, 1850. 5 v. in 3. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1918.4 
 
 — History of England from the accession of James 
 
 II. [Covering also William iii's reign.] Leip- 
 zig, 1849-55. 10 V. in 5. Sq. 16° 838.1 
 
 — Lays of ancient Rome: with " Ivry" and " The 
 
 Armada." Leipzig, 1851. 240-4- pp. 1 plate. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1614.17 
 
 — Life and letters. By his nephew George Otto 
 
 Trevelyan. London, 1876. 2 v. Portrait. 8°. 5332.7 
 
 — Same. New York, 1876. 2 v. Portrait. 8°... 1222.4 
 
 — Speeches. Leipzig, 1853. 2v.ini. Sq. 16°... 1928.2 
 
 — William Pitt, [and Francis] Atterbury. Leipzig, 
 
 1860. 210-4- pp. Sq. 16° 1238.18 
 
 — Rogers, Henry, Martin, Theodore, and others. 
 
 New biographies of illustrious men. Boston, 
 
 1857. xxii,408pp. 12° 5428.4 
 
 Contents. — Joseph Addison, by W. Spalding; Francis At- 
 terbury, by T. B. Macaulay; Francis Bacon, by W. Spalding; 
 Joseph Butler, by H. Rogers; John Howard, by [W.] H. 
 Dixon ; John Bunyan, by T. B. Macaulay ; Horace, by T. 
 Martin: Robert Hall, by H. Rogers; Sir John Franklin, by 
 Sir J. Richardson; Homer, by J. S. Blackie; Oliver Gold- 
 smith, by T. B. Macaulay; Edward Gibbon, by H. Rogers; 
 Gassendi, by H. Rogers; James Crichton, by D. Irving; 
 Samuel Johnson, by 't. B. Macaulay; Sir Humphry Davy, by 
 J. D.Forbes; David Hume, by H. Rogers. 
 
 Note. — See the excellent article in Allibone, both under Ma- 
 caulay and Trevelyan, with the authorities there named, with 
 references to the independent sketches by Dean Milman, Alli- 
 bone and Hotten. Other illustrative matter can be found in 
 Knight's " Passages of a working life " [5626.11]; Maginn'a 
 " Fraserian papers " [19;».5] ; Russell's " Life of Thomas 
 Moore;" H. C. Robinson's " Diary " [6425.3]; the " Greville 
 memoirs " [5414.6] ; Taine's " English literature " [5613.1.2]; 
 Whipple's Essays [1936.2.1]; W. M. Thackeray, in Harper's 
 magazine, vol. 20 ; and Bayne's Essays [1226.15.2]. The recent 
 life of Macaulay, by his nephew, is the authoritative record. 
 
 Macaulay 's "History," a fragment of what he contemplated, 
 is generally accounted the most brilliant piece of historical 
 writing in our day, though it is much criticised on some 
 points. His essays are ecjually popular, and have done more 
 to entice readers of lighter ran^e than any similar produc- 
 tions. His " Speeches " are lucid, and good examples of the 
 best parliamentary displays. His ' ' Lays " are the best of their 
 kind. 
 
 MacAuley [McAuley], Catherine Elizabeth, {relig- 
 ious name Mary Catherine). Life of Catherine 
 McAuley, foundress of the institute of religious 
 sisters of mercy. By a member of the Order of 
 mercy. With an introduction by Richard Bap- 
 tist O'Brien. New York, 1874 [cop. 1866]. 508 
 pp. Portraits. 12° 6334.1 
 
 MacCabe [McCabe], James D. Lights and shadows 
 of New York life; or, the sights and sensations 
 of the great city. Illustrated. Philadelphia 
 [cop. 1872]. 850 pp. 8° 814.9 
 
MAC-CARTHT 
 
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 MACKENZIE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Mac-Carthy, Denis Florence. Shelley's early life 
 from original sources. With curious incidents, 
 letters, and writings, now first published or col- 
 lected. London [1872]. xxiv, 408 pp. Por- 
 traits. Sm. 8° 6426.8 
 
 — editor. Book of Irish ballads. New York, 1873. 
 
 252pp. 16° 5626.3 
 
 MacCarthy [McCarthy], Justin. Dear Lady Dis- 
 dain. Anovel 721.23 
 
 — A fair Saxon. Anovel 734.8 
 
 — George Sand. Reprinted from "The galaxy" 
 
 for May, 1870. Boston, 1870. 24 pp. 16"... 526.23 
 
 — Lady Judith 531.4 
 
 — Linley Rochford 710.26 
 
 — Modern leaders: being a series of biographical 
 
 sketches. New York, 1872. 243 pp. 8° 6930.2 
 
 — My enemy's daughter. Anovel 710.38 
 
 — Paul Massie. A romance 723.14 
 
 — The Waterdale neighbours 313.14 
 
 MacClellan [McClellan], George Brinton, joint 
 
 author. Exploration of the Red river of 
 Louisiana, in 1852. See Marcy, Randolph B.. . 5033.2 
 
 MacClintock [M'Clintock], Sir Francis Leopold. 
 The voyage of the "Fox" in the Arctic seas. 
 Narrative of the discovery of the fate of Sir 
 John Franklin and his companions. With maps 
 and illustrations. Boston, 1860. xxiii, 375-U 
 pp. 8° 424.7 
 
 MacClintock [M'Clintock], John, and Strong, 
 James. Cyclopaedia of biblical, theological, and 
 ecclesiastical literature. Vol. i-v. New York, 
 1871-73. 5 V. 8^^ *R.R., A.2.3 
 
 MacClung [M'Clung], John Alexander. Sketches 
 of Western adventure: 1775-94. Also addi- 
 tional sketches of adventure, compiled by the 
 publishers, and a biography of J. A. M'Clung, 
 by H. Waller. Covington, Ky., 1872. xxix, 
 398 [386] pp. Illustrated. Portrait. 8° 5026.4 
 
 MacClure [McClure], Robert, editor. Every horse 
 owners' cyclopedia. With engravings. Phila- 
 delphia, 1872. 582 pp. 9P 6613.1 
 
 Contents. — Diseases, and how to cure them. By J. H. 
 Walsh. The American trotting horse. By E. Harvey. The 
 turf and trotting horse of America. By J. Elderkin. 
 
 MacCosh [McCosh], James. The Scottish philoso- 
 phy, from Hutcheson to Hamilton. New York, 
 
 1875. vii, 481 pp. 8° 5821.1 
 
 MacCrie [McCrio], Thomas. The story of the Scot- 
 tish church. From the reformation to the dis- 
 ruption. London, 1875. xv, 576 pp. 8" 5816.22 
 
 MacDonald, George. Adela Cathcart 725.23 
 
 — Alec Forbes of Howglen. Leipzig 328.3 
 
 — Same. New York 720.26 
 
 — Annals of a quiet neighbourhood 328.1 
 
 — A double story 539.8 
 
 . — At the back of the north wind 915.16 
 
 — David Elginbrod 328.2 
 
 — Dealings with the fairies 939. 1 
 
 — England's antiphon. [London, 1868.] viii, 332 
 
 pp. Illustrated. [Sunday library.] Sm. 8*^.. 5937.8 
 
 Note. — The religious poetry of England, with specimens. 
 
 — Malcolm. Leipzig 335.15 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 710.31 
 
 — Phan tastes: a fairie romance for men and women. 512.8 
 
 — The portent. [Second sight] 537.3 
 
 — The princess and the goblin 936.33 
 
 — Ranald Bannerman's boyhood 536.19 
 
 — Robert Falconer , . . . 512.9 
 
 — St. George and St. Michael. A novel. Leipzig. 331.22 
 
 — Same. New York 714.34 
 
 — The seaboard parish. A sequel to " Annals of a 
 
 quiet neighbourhood " 536.18 
 
 — The vicar's daughter 537.23 
 
 — Wilfrid Cumbermede 537.4 
 
 Kote. — MacDonald's novels have many of them a decidedly 
 religious tone; and many of them depict Scottish life. 
 
 Macdonell, Agnes. For the king's dues 532.12 
 
 Macduff, John Ross. Wells of Baca; or, solaces 
 of the Christian mourner, and other thoughts on 
 bereavement. From the London edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1854. 64 pp. 16" 5819.9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Mac6, Jean. History of a mouthful of bread. Trans- 
 lated from the 8th French edition by Mrs. A. 
 Gatty. New York, 1872. 398 pp. 12^ 1527.7 
 
 — Home fairy tales. Translated by M. L. Booth .. 933.13 
 
 — The servants of the stomach. Reprinted from the 
 
 London translation, revised and corrected. New 
 
 York, 1868. 311pp. 12" ,....1536.7 
 
 Macedonians, Ancient history of the. Rollin, C. 
 
 Vol. 1-4, 6-8. Boston, 1807. 8" 5913.1 
 
 Macfarren, — . Winning a husband: a burletta. 
 
 New York, N. D. 34 pp. 12" 1635.3 
 
 Macgillivray, William. Travels and researches of 
 Alexander von Humboldt in the equinoctial 
 regions of America and Asiatic Russia. With 
 map and engravings. New York, 1855. 367 
 pp. 16° 438.1 
 
 Macgregor, John. The Rob Roy on the Jordan, 
 Nile, Red sea, and Gennesareth, etc. A canoe 
 cruise in Palestine and Egypt, and the waters 
 of Damascus. With maps and illustrations. 
 New York, 1870. 464 pp. Sm. 8° 423.17 
 
 — A thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe on rivers 
 
 and lakes of Europe. With illustrations and 
 
 map. 7th edition. Boston, 187 L viii, 255pp. 16°. 428.11 
 
 Note. — Macgregor was a pioneer in the recent fashion of 
 canoe voyaging, and his books have been very popular. 
 
 Machiavelli, Niccolo. The history of Florence, 
 and the affairs of Italy. From the earliest times 
 to the death of Lorenzo the magnificent; to- 
 gether with The prince, and various historical 
 tracts. A new translation. London, 1871. xx, 
 522pp. Portrait. Sm. 8" 5516.8 
 
 Machine construction and drawing. Tomkins, E. 
 
 New York [Glasgow], 1873. 16° 1717.9 
 
 Machinery, Elementary principles of. Abel, C. D. 
 
 London, 1868. 12° 6428.2 
 
 Machines, Dictionary of. Appleton, D., and co. 
 
 New York, 1869. 2 v. L. 8° *R.R., D.3.3 
 
 Macintosh [Mcintosh], Maria J. Charms and 
 
 counter-charms 726.32 
 
 — Conquest and self-conquest, or, which makes the 
 
 hero ? 718.4 
 
 — Emily Herbert; or, the happy home 929.9 
 
 — Two lives 735.24 
 
 — A year with Maggie and Emma; a true story. . . 928.19 
 Mack, Robert C, compiler. The Londonderry cele- 
 bration, June 10, 1869. Manchester, 1870. 124 
 
 pp. Portraits. Sm. 8° 813.14 
 
 Mackarness, Matilda Anne, formerly Miss Planche. 
 
 A mingled yarn 339.19 
 
 — A peerless wife 312.1 
 
 — Sunbeam stories 313.18 
 
 Contents. — A trap to catch a sunbeam ; The cloud with the 
 silver lining; Old Jollifte; The sequel to Old Jolliife; The 
 star in the desert; " Only " ; A merry Christmas. 
 
 MacKeen [McKeen], Phebe F. Thornton hall 912.16 
 
 MacKeever [McKeever], Harriet B. Edith's min- 
 istry 713.13 
 
 — Silver threads 714.31 
 
 — Sunshine; or, Kate Vinton 1117.29 
 
 — Twice crowned. A story of the days of queen 
 
 Mary 528.1 
 
 — Woodcliflf 723.25 
 
 — The Woodcliflf children. [The Woodcliflf li- 
 
 brary] 1118.6 
 
 Mackenzie, Alexander Slidell. Life of Oliver 
 Hazard Perry. 5th edition. New York [cop. 
 1840]. 2 V. Portrait. 16° 1019.1 
 
 — Life of Paul Jones. New York [cop. 1841]. 2 v. 
 
 Portrait. 16° 1228.6 
 
 Mackenzie, C. Five thousand receipts in all the 
 useful and domestic arts. New edition. With 
 additions by an American physician. Philadel- 
 phia, 1858. 154 pp. 8" 1531.1 
 
 Mackenzie, Erick. The Rouapass; or. Englishmen 
 in the Highlands. Cth American edition. Bos- 
 ton [1875]. 190pp. 8° 721.19 
 
 Mackenzie, Henry. Miscellaneous works. 3d edi- 
 tion. New York, 1858. 512 pp. Portrait. 12°. 1935.4 
 
 — The story of La Roche. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.3 
 
MACKENZIE 
 
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 Mackenzie, Robert Shelton. Life of W. Maginn. 
 
 See Maginn, AVilliam 1935.5 
 
 Mackenzie, William. Practical treatise on the 
 diseases of the eye. From the last London 
 edition. Boston, 1833. xii, 719 pp. 8° 6011.2 
 
 Mackintosh, Sir James. Memoirs. Edited by his 
 son, Robert James Mackintosh. From the 2d 
 London edition. Boston, 1853, 2 v. Portrait. 8". 5331.3 
 
 — See BuLWER, Sir H. L. (E.) Historical charac- 
 
 ters. Leipzig, 1868. Sq. 16° 1238.14 
 
 MacKnight [McKnight], Charles. Captain Jack; 
 or, old Fort Duquesne. A story of Indian ad- 
 venture. With illustrations. London [1874], 
 vii, 472 pp. Sm. 8° 923.5 
 
 Maclear, George Frederick. Apostles of mediaeval 
 Europe. [London, 1869.] vi, 332 pp. Illus- 
 trated. [Sunday library.] Sm. 8° 5937.5 
 
 MACLEOD, Sir Donald. See Page, H. A. Noble 
 
 workers. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 MACLEOD, Norman. Memoir of Norman Macleod. 
 By his brother, Donald Macleod. London, 1876. 
 Portraits. 2 v. 8" 5332.5 
 
 — The old lieutenant and his son 313.16 
 
 Maclise, Daniel. Gallery of illustrious literary 
 
 characters. See Bates, Willisim, editor 6632.2 
 
 — Memoir of. O'Driscoll, W. J. London, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5423.12 
 
 Macmillan, Hugh. The sabbath of the fields, being 
 a sequel to " Bible teachings in nature." Lon- 
 don, 1876. XV, 358 pp. Sm. 8° 6328.23 
 
 Macmillan's magazine. Vol. 28-32. London, 1873- 
 
 75. 5 V. 8" 6527.1 
 
 Macnish, Robert. Anatomy of drunkenness; Phi- 
 losophy of sleep, (/n The Alexandrian) 1910.4.2 
 
 MacPherson [McPherson], Edward. Hand-book of 
 politics for 1872, 74. Washington, 1872, 74. 
 2 V. 8° 6924.8 
 
 Macquoid, Katharine S. Diane 337.4 
 
 — Miriam's marriage 3 19.5 
 
 — My story. Leipzig 330.14 
 
 — Same. New York 711.14 
 
 — Patty 313.15 
 
 — Pictures across the channel 339.22 
 
 — Too soon. Leipzig 319.21 
 
 — Same. New York 731.8 
 
 Macready, William Charles. Reminiscences, and 
 
 selections from his diaries and letters. Edited 
 by Sir Frederick Pollock. London, 1875. 2 v. 
 
 Portraits. 8° 5623.6 
 
 See note in Bulletin, Vol. 11, p. 370. 
 
 Macturk, John. Physical geography. New York 
 
 [Glasgow], 1873. 156 pp. Illustrated. 16°,. 1717.7 
 MacVicar, Anne. See Grant, Anne. 
 MacVickar [M'Vickar], John. See Page, H. A. 
 
 Noble workers. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 Mad Dumaresq. Church, F. 2v 329.19 
 
 Mad marriage, A. Fleming, M. A 724.31 
 
 MADMonkton. Collins, (W.) W 511.25 
 
 Madagascar, Twelve months in. Mullens, J. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16° 5915.11 
 
 Madame de Beaupre. Jenkin, Mrs. G 517.15 
 
 Madame de Chamblay. Dumas, A. (D.) 510.8 
 
 Madame Fontenoy. By the author of " Mademoi- 
 selle Mori" 313.12 
 
 Madame Therese; or, the volunteers of '92. Erck- 
 mann, £., and Chatrian, A. New York, 1869. 
 
 12° 624.4 
 
 Madden, Richard Robert. Literary life and cor- 
 respondence of the countess of Blessington. 
 
 New York, 1855. 2 v. Portrait. 12° 1223.2 
 
 Madeira. Colton, W. Ship and shore, in. New 
 
 York, 1856. 12° 425.16 
 
 — Driver, J. Letters from Madeira. London, 1838. 
 
 16° 427. 1 
 
 Mademoiselle de la Seigliere: comedie. Sandeau, 
 
 (L. S.)J. Boston, 1867. 12° 2015.2 
 
 Mademoiselle Mori: a tale of modern Rome 313.13 
 
 Madge Graves. Ludlow, A. D 1118.10 
 
 Madonna Mary. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 328.6 
 
 Maffei, Giovanni Pietro, ^omf author. Life of St. 
 
 Francis Xavier. See Bartoli, Daniele 5526.9 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Magdala, Abyssinia. Coomassie and Magdala. 
 
 Stanley, H. M. New York, 1874. 8° 5931.14 
 
 Magdalena. John, E 710.25 
 
 Maggie Miller. Holmes, M. J 534.3 
 
 Magic. Brewster, Sir D. Letters on natural magic. 
 
 New York, 1870. 16° 1519.4 
 
 Nouveau manuel de magie naturelle et amu- 
 
 sante. Paris, 1839. 24° 6419.2 
 
 — Frickel, G. Magic no mystery. London, 1876. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1515.20 
 
 The magician's own book. New York loop. 
 
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 Same. New York, 1870. 12° 1514.23 
 
 — Parlor magician. New York [cop. 1863]. 12°.. 1515.8 
 
 — Scheie de Vere, M. Modern magic. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 1516.16 
 
 Magill, Edward H. A French grammar. Added a 
 French, English, and Latin vocabulary. 4th 
 edition. Boston, 1867. 287 [285] pp. 12°. . . 2014.2 
 
 — An introductory French reader. 4th edition. 
 
 Boston, 1868. vi, 451 pp. 12° 2014.1 
 
 Maginn, William. The Fraserian papers. Anno- 
 tated, with a life of the author, by R. S. Macken- 
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 Bates, William, editor 5632.2 
 
 Magnetism. Farrar, J. Elements of. Cambridge, 
 
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 — Harris, Sir W. S. Rudimentary magnetism. 
 
 London, 1872. 12° 1715.6 
 
 — Jenkin, F. Electricity and magnetism. London, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8° 6438.4 
 
 See also Electricity, Electro-magnetism, Galvanism. 
 
 Magnier, M. D. Manuel de I'eclairage au gaz. 
 Orne de planches. Paris, 1849. vi, 312 pp. 
 24°. [Manuel Roret] 6439.7 
 
 Maguire, John Francis. Father Mathew: a biog- 
 raphy. New York, 1871. xv, 557 pp. Por- 
 trait. 12° 5423.14 
 
 — Young prince Marigold, and other fairy stories. 928.11 
 Magyars, Poetry of the. Bowring, J. London, 
 
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 Mahaffy, John Pendleton. Social life in Greece 
 
 from Homer to Menander. London, 1874. xii, 
 
 390 pp. Sm. 8° 5925.1 
 
 Mahomet. See Mohammed. 
 
 Mahon, Lord. See Stanhope, Philip Henry, oth 
 
 earl Stanhope. 
 Maid, The, of Killeena. Black, W. Leipzig 330.12 
 
 — Same. New York 711.9 
 
 Maid, The, of Malines. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) 
 
 L. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.6 
 
 Maid, The, of Orleans. See Darc, Jeanne. 
 
 Maid, The, of Sker. Blackmore, R. D 711.20 
 
 Maiden sisters. By the author of " Still waters".. 313.17 
 
 Maiden widow. The. Southworth, E. D. E. N 734.26 
 
 Maidenhood series. The. Namely: — 
 
 — Baker, G. M. Running to waste 927.28 
 
 — Clarke, R. S. The Asbury twins 1115.15 
 
 Our Helen 933.10 
 
 — Douglas, A. M. Seven daughters 913.32 
 
 — Townsend, V. F. That queer girl 927.29 
 
 Mail bags. Ten years among the. Holbrook, J. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 12° 1216.8 
 
 Mailfer, H. C. Recherches historiques du juste et 
 de I'autorite. Philosophie appliquee. Paris, 
 1873. 2v. 8° 6332.1 
 
 Main, Robert. Rudimentary astronomy. New 
 and enlarged edition, with appendix on spectrum 
 analysis. London, 1869. xx, 172 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 1716.38 
 
 Maine, Sir Henry Sumner. Lectures on the early 
 history of institutions. New York, 1875. viii, 
 412 pp. 8° 6313.6 
 
 Maine. Hydrograpkic survey. The water-power of 
 Maine, by Walter Wells, superintendent hydro- 
 graphic survey of Maine. Augusta, 1869. vii, 
 526 pp. Map. Illustrations. 8° . . . .411.2 and 5012.5 
 
 — Abbott, J. Marco Paul in the forests of 914.3 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. History of. Boston, 1875. 8°. 813.16 
 
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 Maine, continued. 
 — Thoreau, H. D. The Maine woods. Boston, 
 
 1872. 12° 417.8 
 
 See also Castine, Brooksville, Penobscot, PentagSet. 
 
 Mainstonb's housekeeper. Meteyard, E 725.37 
 
 Maitland, Edward. By and by: an historical ro- 
 mance of the future 737.22 
 
 Maitland, Sir Frederick Lewis. Narrative of the 
 surrender of Buonaparte, and of his residence 
 on board H. M. S. Bellerophon; with a detail 
 of the principal events. that occurred in that 
 ship, between the 24th of May and the 8th of 
 August, 1815. Boston, 1826. xu, 176 pp. 
 
 [No title-page. ] 12° 627.5 
 
 Maitres, Les, mosaistes. Dudevant, A. L. A. D. 
 
 Paris, 1864. 18° ". . . 2016.5 
 
 Make or break. Adams, W. T 924.20 
 
 Make your wills! a farce. Mayhew, E., and Smith, 
 
 G. NewYork, N. D. J2° 1635.3 
 
 Making merry. Thackeray, A. I. Works 512.1.4 
 
 Malacca, The straits of. Thomson, J. New York, 
 
 1875. 8°. 5921.4 
 
 Malade imaginaire, Le: comedie-ballet. Moliere, 
 
 J. B. P. (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.3 
 
 Malay archipelago, The: the land of the orang- 
 utan, and the bird of paradise. Wallace, A. R. 
 
 New York, 1869. Sm. 8° 5934.1 
 
 Malbone: an Oldport romance. Higginson, T. W. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 12° 524.24 
 
 Malbrook. a novel 537.24 
 
 Malcolm. MacDonald, G. Leipzig 335. 15 
 
 ^ Same. Philadelphia 710.31 
 
 Malden, Mass. The bi-centennial book of Maiden. 
 
 Boston, 1850. 251pp. 12° 5016.4 
 
 Contents. — Oration, by James D. Green; Poem, by Gilbert 
 Haven, jr.; The celebration; Historical items; Ancient 
 ministry of Maiden; Distinguished citizens; Miscellaneous 
 matters. 
 
 Mallary, Timothy. Narrative. See Darnell, 
 
 Elias 819.6 
 
 Mallet, Paul Heinrich. Northern antiquities; or, 
 an account of the ancient Scandinavians. Trans- 
 lated by Bishop Percy. New edition, revised 
 and enlarged, by I. A. Blackwell. Added, an 
 abstract of the Eyrbyggja Saga, by Sir Walter 
 Scott. London, 1873. 578-4- PP- [Bohn's 
 Antiquarian library.] Sm. 8° 5715.5 
 
 Mallet, Robert, editor. Rudimentary papers on 
 constructing and repairing common roads. 4th 
 edition, with additions. London, 1866. 202-4- 
 pp. 12° 1716.16 
 
 CotUetits. — A survey of the metropolitan roads, by S. 
 Hughes; The art of constructing common roads, by H. Law; 
 Remarks on the maintenance of macadamized roads, by Sir 
 J., r. Burgoyne; Note on the true causes of the apparent 
 failure of macadamized roads in certain localities, by B. 
 Mallet. 
 
 Malleville. Abbott, J 914.15 
 
 Malory, Sir Thomas. Morte dArthur. Book of 
 King Arthur and of his noble knights of the 
 Round Table. Original edition of Caxton re- 
 vised for modern use. With an introduction, 
 by Sir Edward Strachey. London, 1871. xxxvii, 
 
 509 pp. Sm. 8° 5618.10 
 
 Mamie's watchword. Mathews, J. H 1117.32 
 
 Mammalia. Their various orders and habits popu- 
 larly illustrated by typical species. Figuier, 
 
 (G.) L. London, 1870. 8° 1521.2 
 
 Mammon. Gore, C. G. F 311,3 
 
 Man. Buechner, (F. C. C.) L. Man in the past, 
 
 present and future. London, 1872. 8° 6613.3 
 
 — Campbell, G. D., duke of Argyll. Primeval man. 
 
 London, 1869. 16° 5916.5 
 
 — Chalmers, T. The power, wisdom, and goodness 
 
 of God, as manifested in the adaption of exter- 
 nal nature to the moral and intellectual consti- 
 tution of. Philadelphia, 1835. 12° 6618.2 
 
 — Combe, G. The constitution of man, considered 
 
 in relation to external objects. New York, 1872. 
 
 12° 1525. 10 
 
 — Darwin, C. (R.) The descent of. New York, 
 
 1872. 2 V. 12° 1523.5 
 
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 Man, continued. 
 
 — Dawson, J. W. The story "of the earth and man. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 1523.22 
 
 — Figuier, (G.)L. Primitive man. London, 1870. 8°. 5912.3 
 
 — Home, H., lord Karnes. Sketches of the history 
 
 of. Edinburgh, 1788. 4 v. 8° 6614.8 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Evidence as to man's place in 
 
 nature. New York, 1872. 12° 1523.10 
 
 — Kidd, J. Adaptation of external nature to the 
 
 physical condition of. Philadelphia, 1835. 12°. 6618.3 
 
 — Lubbock, Sir J. The origin of civilisation and 
 
 the primitive condition of. New York, 1871. 
 
 12° 1527.1 
 
 — Lyell, Sir C. Geological evidences of the an- 
 
 tiquity of. London, 1873. 8° 6613.7 
 
 — Mivart, St. G. Man and apes. New York, 1874. 
 
 16° 6617.6 
 
 — Morison, D. The religious history of. London, 
 
 1842. Sm. 8° 5816.15 
 
 — Pope, A. Essay on. [Poem.] Leipzig, 1848. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1613.10 
 
 — Same. London, 1871. 8° 5612.2.2 
 
 — Romberg, M. H. Manual of the nervous diseases 
 
 of. London, 1853. 2 v. 8° 6013.16 
 
 — Southall, J. C. Origin of. Philadelphia, 1875. 8°. 6612.8 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Man and beast. London, 1874. 
 
 2 v. 8° 6614.10 
 
 The uncivilized races, or natural history of. 
 
 Hartford, 1870. 2v.ini. L. 8° 6610.3 
 
 Same. London, 1870. 2 v. L. 8° 6610.2 
 
 See also Anthropology, Civilization, Darwinism, Races. 
 
 Man and nature. Marsh, G. P. New York, 1869. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6614.6 
 
 Man and wife. Collins, ( W.) W 326.2 
 
 Man, The, in the moon and other people. Ray- 
 mond, R. W 912.25 
 
 Man, The, of education: or, beauties of Lord Ches- 
 terfield. Stanhope, P. D., earl of Chesterfield. 
 
 Boston, 1801. 12° 1928.6 
 
 Man, a, of honor. Eggleston, G. C 726.17 
 
 Man, The, of the North, and the man of the South. 
 
 Bonstetten, C. V. de. New York, 1864. 12°.. 1938.2 
 Man, a, of, the people. A tale of 1848. Erck- 
 
 mann, E., and Chatrian, A. 2v 736.23 
 
 Man on the ocean. A book about boats and ships. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M 1715.30 
 
 Man upon the sea, Remarkable voyages; or. Good- 
 rich, F. B. Philadelphia, 1873. 8° 421.7 
 
 Man, The, who laughs. Hugo, V. (M.), vicomte .. . 521.2 
 Man, The, who was like Shakspeare. Black, W.... 711.9 
 Man, The, with the broken ear. About, E. (F. V.). 517.20 
 Man, The, without a country. Hale, E. E. (In 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.1 
 
 Manchester, N. H., History of. Potter, C. E. 
 
 Manchester, 1856. 8° 812.4 
 
 Manco: the Peruvian chief. Kingston, W. H. G. . . 913.14 
 Mandeville, Sir John de. Travels. See English 
 
 explorers. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5927.9 
 
 Manfred. [Drama.] Byron, G. G. N., lord. 
 
 Works. Le'ipzig, 1866. Sq. 16° 1614.13.4 
 
 Manfred; or, the battle of Benevento. Guerrazzi, 
 
 F. D 723.17 
 
 Manifesto, The. Dunlavy, J. NewYork, 1847. 8°. 5813.3 
 Mankind, Types of. Nott, J. C, and Gliddon, G. 
 
 R. Philadelphia, 1854. 8° 6610.7 
 
 Mann, Horace, Life of. Mann, M. Boston, 1865. 8°. 1213.1 
 Mann, Mary. The flower people. By Mrs. Horace 
 Mann. New and revised edition. Illustrated. 
 Boston, 1875. 176 pp. Sq. 16° 931.9 
 
 — Life of Horace Mann. 2d edition. Boston, 
 
 1865. 609 [605] pp. 8° 1213.1 
 
 Mannering, M&j, pseud. 5*66 No well, Harriet P. H. 
 
 Manners and minor morals. The lady's guide to 
 
 perfect gentility. Thornwell, E. New York, 
 
 1856. 12° 1516.2 
 
 Manning, Anne. Deborah's diary. [Charlesii's time]. 738.4 
 
 — The household of Sir Tho*- More. [Historical 
 
 fiction.] New edition, with an appendix. New 
 
 York, 1867. 257 pp. 16° 738.3 
 
 — Jacques Bonneval; or, the days of the dragon- 
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MANNING 
 
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 Manning, Anne, continued. 
 
 — The maiden and married life of Mary Powell, 
 
 afterwards Mistress Milton. [Historical fiction, 
 Milton's household.] 4th edition. London, N. D. 
 240pp. 16° V38.1 
 
 — Passages in the life of the Faire gospeller, Mis- 
 
 tress Anne Askew. [Henry viii's time.] New 
 
 York, 1867. 237pp. 12".... i 617.19 
 
 — The provocations of Madame Palissy [wife of the 
 
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 — The Spanish barber 738.5 
 
 Manning, Henry Edward, cardinal. The Vatican 
 
 decrees in their bearing on civil allegiance. 
 
 New York, 1875. 179-f pp. 12° 1916.7 
 
 Note.— An answer to the pamphlet of W. E. Gladstone. 
 
 Manceuvring mother, The. Grey, Mrs 521.38 
 
 Mansel, Henry Longueville. Letters, lectures, and 
 reviews, including the Phrontisterion, or, Ox- 
 ford in the 19th century. Edited by H. W. 
 Chandler. London, 1873. vii, 408 pp. 8°... 5612.11 
 
 Mansfield, Robert Blackford. The log of the 
 Water lily. During two cruises in the sum- 
 mers of 1851-52, on the Rhine, Neckar, Main, 
 Moselle, Danube and other streams of Germany. 
 Leipzig, 1854. xii, 258 pp. Sq. 16° 313.20 
 
 Mansfield park. Austen, J 325.25 
 
 Manuels-Roret. See Roret, A. 
 
 Manufacture, The two paths: being lectures on 
 art, and its application to. Ruskin, J. New 
 York, 1866. 12° 6236.8 
 
 Manufactures, Dictionary of. lire, A. London, 
 
 1872. 3 V. 8° 6422.3 
 
 "Many happy returns of the day!" A birth-day 
 
 book. Clarke, C. and M. C. London [1859]. 16°. 912.8 
 
 Many lands and many people. With illustrations. , 
 
 Philadelphia, 1875. 256 pp. 8° 431.3 
 
 Contents. — Searching for the Quinine plant in Peru ; Site 
 and antiquities of Athens, by J. L. T. Phillips; The Roumi in 
 Kabylia; Sketches of Eastern travel: I. The Count de Beau- 
 voir in China ; II. Batavia, by Fanny R. Feudge ; III. Bang- 
 kok, by Fannie R. Feudge; At home with the Patagonians, 
 by George Chaworth Musters ; A tour in the China seas, by 
 Fannie R. Feudge; In a caravan with Ger6me the painter; 
 With the Count de Beauvoir in Japan and California, by Ed- 
 ward Rowland; Constantinople, by F. W. Holland; Wander- 
 ings in Palestine, by F. W. Holland. 
 
 Maquet, Auguste, joint author. Histoire de la Bas- 
 tille, ^'ee Arnould, Auguste 2010.1 
 
 Marble faun, The, or Transformation. Hawthorne, 
 
 N. Leipzig, 1860. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 311.6 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1872. 2v.ini. 12° 1813.2 
 
 Marble prophecy, The. [Poem.] Holland, J. G. 
 
 New York, 1872. 16° 1615.21 
 
 — Same. New York, 1873. Sq. 16° 1617.2 
 
 March, Charles W. Reminiscences of congress. [A 
 
 biography of Daniel Webster. With portrait.] 
 
 2d edition. New York, 1850. viii, 295 pp. 12°. 1217.3 
 
 Marco Paul's voyages and travels. See Abbott, 
 Jacob. 
 
 Marco Polo. See Polo, Marco. 
 
 Marcoy, Paul. Travels in South America from the 
 Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean. Illustrated 
 by 525 engravings on wood, drawn by B. Riou, 
 and ten maps from the drawings by the author. 
 [Translated from the French by Elihu Rich.] 
 London, 1875. 2 v. L. 8° 5030.5 
 
 Contents. — Yo]. I. Hay; Arequipa; Lampa; Acopia; 
 Cuzco; Echarati; Chulituqui; Tunkini; Paruitcha. II. 
 Tumbuya; Sarayacu; Tierra Blanca; Nauta; Tabatinga; 
 Santa Maria de Belen. 
 
 Marcus. Simonds, W 932.30 
 
 Marcus Warland. Hentz, C. L 534.19 
 
 Marcy, Randolph B. Border reminiscences. New 
 
 York, 1872. 396 pp. Illustrated. 12° 413.3 
 
 — The prairie traveler. A hand-book for overland 
 
 expeditions. With maps [and] illustrations. 
 
 New York, 1859. 340 pp. 16° 417.7 
 
 — Thirty years of army life on the border. With il- 
 
 lustrations. New York, 1866. 442 [440] pp. 12°. 415.16 
 
 — and MacClellan, George Brinton. Explora- 
 
 tion of the Red river of Louisiana, in 1852. 
 With illustrations. Washington, 1854. xv, 
 286 pp. 8° 5033.2 
 
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 Mardi: and a voyage thither. Melville, H. New 
 
 York,,1864. 2 v. 12° 612.11 
 
 Marey, Etienne Jules. International scientific 
 series. Animal mechanism: a treatise on ter- 
 restrial and aerial locomotion. With illustra- 
 tions. New York, 1874. xvi, 283 pp. 12°. . .6436.12 
 
 Marey-Monge, Guillaume Stanislas. Memoir on 
 swords, etc. From the French by H. H. Max- 
 well. Notes and engravings. London, 1860. 
 xii, 90-]-pp. 12° 1715.12 
 
 Margaret. [A close study of New England life.] 
 
 Judd, S 535.13 
 
 Margaret. Tytler, C. C. F 735.18 
 
 Margaret of Anjou. Abbott, J. History of. 
 
 [Juvenile] 914.29 
 
 — Hookham, M. A. The life and times of. Lon- 
 
 don, 1872. 2v. 8° 5522.10 
 
 Margaret Hamilton. Newby , C. J 710.10 
 
 Margaret Maitland. Oliphant, M. (0. W. ) 3 28.8 
 
 Margaret Percival. Sewell, E. M. 2 v 532.8 
 
 Margery Keith. [Juvenile.] Townsend, V. F 1115.16 
 
 Margolle, ]dl., joint author. Meteors, aerolites, 
 
 storms, and atmospheric phenomena. See Zu- 
 
 ercher, F 1714.8 
 
 Margret Howth. Davis, R. H 715.20 
 
 Marguerite's journal. A story for girls 532.15 
 
 Maria di Rohan. Donizetti, G. (In Ditson, 0., 
 
 and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 Maria Stuart. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. Werke. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1865. 8° 5734.1.5 
 
 Mariage force, Le: comedie. Moliere, J. B. P. 
 
 (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.1.1 
 
 Marian Grey. Holmes, M. J 635.8 
 
 Marie Antoinette, Josephe Jeanne de Lorraine, 
 
 queen of France. Abbott, J. S. C. History of. 
 
 [Juvenile] 913.25 
 
 — Hayward, A. Biographical and critical essays. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° 5833.3.2 
 
 Marie Antoinette and her son. [Historical novel.] 
 
 Mundt, C. (M.) 53L32 
 
 Marie Derville. A story of a French boarding- 
 school. Witt, H. de 912.6 
 
 Marie Stuart. See Mary, queen of Scots. 
 
 Marine engines and steam vessels, Treatise on. 
 
 Murray, R. London, 1871. 12° .....1716.13 
 
 Marino Faliero. [Drama.] Byron, G. G. N., lord. 
 
 Works. Leipzig, 1866. Sq. 16° 1614.13.5 
 
 Marion, Fulgenoe. Wonderful balloon ascents. 
 From the French. With illustrations. New 
 York, 187L xvi, 218 pp. 16° 1714.18 
 
 — The wonders of optics. From the French, and 
 
 edited by C. W. Quin. Illustrated. New York, 
 
 1871. 276 pp. 16° :... 1714.19 
 
 — The wonders of vegetation. From the French. 
 
 Edited, with additions, by [M.] Scheie de Vere. 
 
 With illustrations. New York, 1872. '283 pp. 
 
 12° 1714.25 
 
 Marion Berkley. Comins,L.B.. 912.15 
 
 Maritana. Wallace, W. V, (In Ditson, 0., and 
 
 CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Maritime adventure, exploration and discovery. 
 
 History of. Goodrich, F. B. Philadelphia, 
 
 1873. 8° 421.7 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people. Aldrich, T. B. . . 735.27 
 Marjorie Fleming. Brown, J. Boston, 1864. 
 
 12° 916.32 
 
 — Same. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics). . .529.4.10 
 
 Marjorie's quest. Gould, J. T 723.2 
 
 Mark, the match boy. Alger, H.j^'r 934.16 
 
 Mark Seaworth. A tale of the Indian ocean. 
 
 Kingston, W. H. G 922.5 
 
 Mark Twain's sketches. Clemens, S. L. Hartford, 
 
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 Markham, Clements R. A general sketch of the his- 
 tory of Persia. London, 1874. xxXvii, 565 pp. 
 
 Map. 8° 5911.4 
 
 Market assistant, The. De Voe, T. F. New York, 
 
 1867. Sm. 8° 1513.14 
 
 Note. — Serves in part as a history of the New York market 
 for provisions, etc. 
 
 Marlborough, Duke of. See Churchill, John. 
 
MARKHAM 
 
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 Map. 8° 5912.11 
 
 JVbCe. — This book is noteworthy as showing how the suc- 
 cessful penetration of ice-fields by the Dundee Htcain whalers 
 conflrnis Admiral Osborn's expectations in 1850 — when he 
 commanded the first screw steamer in these re{;ion8 — that 
 the use of this power was to reduce the risk of Arctic adven- 
 ture to a minimum ; and in the appendix is given the report 
 to the Royal geographical society on the scientific results yet 
 attained, and the arguments for renewed ettbrts to penetrate to 
 the pole by the way of Smith's sound, indicated as most likely 
 to give success, from the results of the Polaris expedition, 
 •which is made the subject of one of the chapters of the text, 
 the account being chiefly drawn from the information of Dr. 
 Bessels, one of the rescued crew. Capt. Markham's book has 
 a map giving the Polaris's track, and showing the latest con- 
 figuration of the extreme northern shores of the passage. 
 
 See alto Arctic regions. 
 
 Marlitt, E., pseud. See John, Eugenie. 
 
 Marmaduke Herbert. Gardiner, M 310.3 
 
 Marmaduke Merry the midshipman. Kingston, W. 
 
 H. G 922.3 
 
 Marmion. Scott, Sir W. Poetical works. Leipzig, 
 
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 moraux. Paris, 1801. 4 v. Portrait. Illus- 
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 Maroon, The. Reid, M 725.2 
 
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 Marooner's island. Goulding, F. R 926.31 
 
 Marot, Clement, and Beze, Theodore. Les pseaumes 
 
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 Note. — Contains the psalms set to music, prayers, catechism, 
 etc. Is has been impossible to determine which of the many 
 editions published between 1542 and 1677 this copy is. 
 
 Marquette, Jacques, Life of. Sparks, J. (7a 
 
 Sparks, J. Library of American biography). 5028. 1.10 
 Marquis do Villemer, The. Dudevant, A. L. A. D. 511.18 
 Marquis of Letoriere. From the French [by] Cath- 
 erine Green Cotting 539.3 
 
 Marriage. Ferrier, S. E 521.21 
 
 Marriage. A solemn appeal relative to the abuses 
 and excesses of the marriage relation. White, J. 
 
 Battle Creek, 1870. 16° 1538.19 
 
 Marriage, A, in high life. Feuillet, 722.2 
 
 Marriage of Figaro. Mozart, J. C. W. A. (In 
 
 Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos). 6233. 3. 2 
 
 Marriage, The, of Moira Fergus. Black, W 720.38 
 
 Married. Newby, C. J 710.13 
 
 Married belle. The. Smith, J. P 727.27 
 
 Married beneath him. Payn, J 522.21 
 
 Married in haste. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 726.2 
 
 Married or single ? Sedgwick, C. M. 2v 725.22 
 
 Marryat, Florence. See Church, Florence. 
 Marryat, Frederick. The children of the New for- 
 est. [Charles I's time] 337.8 
 
 — Jacob Faithful 337.2 
 
 — Japhet in search of a father 337.6 
 
 — The king^s own. [Mutiny at the Nore, 1797] . . 337.11 
 
 — The mission: or, scenes in Africa 337.13 
 
 — Mr. Midshipman Easy 337.12 
 
 — Narrative of the travels and adventures of Mon- 
 
 sieur Violet, in California, Sonora, and Western 
 Texas 337.7 
 
 — Newton Forster; or, the merchant service 737.26 
 
 — Percival Keene 337.5 
 
 — Peter Simple 337.10 
 
 — The phantom ship i 725.17 
 
 — The privateer's-man one hundred years ago 337.22 
 
 — The settlers in Canada 337.3 
 
 — Snarleyow; or, the dog fiend. [Smuggling, 1700]. 732.5 
 
 — Valerie : an autobiography 337.9 
 
 — Life and letters of. Church, F. Leipzig, 1872. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1228.5 
 
 — Same. London, 1872. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5025.6 
 
 Note.— Capt. Marryat's novels are usually spirited, and his 
 tales of life on men-of-war and merchantmen constitute some 
 of the best of nautical stories. They often introduce sea- 
 episodes of the Napoleonic wars. 
 
 Marsh, C. C. Theory and practice of bank book- 
 keeping, and joint stock accounts. 4th edition. 
 Now York, 1864. 292 pp. 1 plate. L. 4°.... 1720.1 
 
 Shell". No. 
 Marsh, George Perkins. The earth as modified by 
 human action. A new edition of Man and na- 
 ture. New York, 1874. xii, 656 pp. 8° 6831.2 
 
 — Man and nature; or, physical geography as modi- 
 
 fied by human action. New York, 1869. xix, 
 677pp. Sm.8° 6614.6 
 
 — Lectures on the English language. 1st series. 
 
 4th edition. Revised and enlarged. New York, 
 
 1872. viii,715pp. Sm. 8° 6123.2 
 
 — Origin and history of the English language, and 
 
 of the early literature it embodies. 3d edition. 
 
 New York, 1871. xv, 574 pp. Sm. 8° 6123.1 
 
 M ARSH-C ALD WELL, Anne. Aubrey 3 13 . 28 
 
 — Castle Avon 313.26 
 
 — Emilia Wyndham. 2v 330.23 
 
 — Evelyn Marston 313.27 
 
 — The heiress of Haughton 313.23 
 
 — Ravensclifife 313.24 
 
 — - The rose of Ashurst 313.25 
 
 Marshall, Edward Chauncey. History of the 
 
 United States naval academy, with biographical 
 sketches. New York, 1862. 156 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 816.9 
 
 Marstons, The. Aide, H 328.26 
 
 Martha. Flotow, F. F. A. von. (In Ditson, 0., 
 
 and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Martha Brown, the heiress. By the author of 
 
 "Still waters" 313.10 
 
 Martin, Frances. Angelique Arnauld, abbess of 
 Port Royal. London, 1873. viii, 328 pp. [Sun- 
 day library.] Sm. 8° 5937.11 
 
 Martin, Frederick. Handbook of contemporary 
 
 biography. London, 1870. 287+ pp. 16°.*R.R., F.3.7 
 
 Martin, Joseph G. Twenty-one years in the Boston 
 stock market. With notes. Boston, 1856. 80 
 ppA 8° 1711.1 
 
 Martin, Theodore. Biography of Horace. (In 
 Macaulay, T. B., lord, and others. New 
 biographies of illustrious men) 5428.4 
 
 — Horace [outlined and explained]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1870. 203+ pp. 16°. [Ancient classics for 
 English readers] 6116.7 
 
 — Life of the prince consort. With portrait and 
 
 views. Vol. I. New York, 1875. 420 pp. 
 
 12° 1022.3 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. Dickens, C. (J. H.) Boston. 
 
 2 V 1824.3 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338.11 
 
 Martin Merri vale. Trowbridge, J. T 522.1 
 
 Martin Paz. Verne, J 529.6 
 
 Martin Rattler; or, a boy's adventures in the forests 
 
 of Brazil. Ballantyne, R. M 923.10 
 
 Martin's vineyard. Harrison, A 319.14 
 
 Martineau, Harriet. Deerbrook. A novel 737.21 
 
 — Eastern life, present and past. Philadelphia, 
 
 1848. ix, 17-523 pp. 8° 232.2 
 
 Contents. — Egypt and its faith ; Sinai ; Palestine ; Syria. 
 
 — History of the peace: being a history of England 
 
 from 1816 to 1854. With an introduction, 1800 
 
 to 1815. Boston, 1865, 66. 4 v. Sm. 8° 5416.2 
 
 Martineau, James. Essays, philosophical and theo- 
 logical. Boston, 1868, 70. 2 v. 8° 5814.14 
 
 — Hymns for the Christian church and home. 19th 
 
 edition. London, 1874. xli, unpaged. 12°. . .6328.14 
 
 — Religion as aflfected by modern materialism. 
 
 With an introduction by H. W. Bellows. New 
 
 York, 1875. 68 pp. 16° 5818.2 
 
 Martingale, Hawser, pseud. See Sleeper, John 
 
 Sherburne. 
 Martins, The, of Cro' Martin. Lever, C. (J.) 
 
 Leipzig 332.3 
 
 — Same. London 516.2 
 
 Matiri, I. Donizetti, G. (In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
 Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 Martyn Ware's temptation. Wood, E.P 333.13 
 
 Martyria. Mountford, W. Boston, 1846. 16°... 738.8 
 Marvel, Ik, pseud. See Mitchell, Donald Grant. 
 Marvellous country. The; or, three years in Ari- 
 zona and New Mexico. Cozzens, S. W. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 8° 412.1 
 
MARY 
 
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 Mart, queen of Scots. Abbott, J. History of 915.7 
 
 — Bell, H. G. Life of. Now York, 1855. 2 v. 12". 1228.1 
 
 — Benger, E. 0. Life of. Philadelphia, 1852. 2 v. 
 
 12° 1224.11 
 
 — Petit, J. A. History of. London, 1874. 2 v. 4°. 5410.2 
 
 — llaumer, F. (L. G.) von. Die Koniginnen Elisa- 
 
 beth und Maria Stuart. Leipzig, 1836. 12°.. 2026.3 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve, C. A. English portraits. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16° 1025.3 
 
 J\^o<<!. — Mi8s Strickland says that "more books have been 
 written about Mary Stuart than all the (lueens in the world put 
 together." The views of Buchanan, the earliest of her accus- 
 ers, have fashioned, perhaps, the predominating opinions, 
 such as are held by Rapin, De Thou, Boyle, Voltaire, Sharon 
 Turner, Dargaud, Raumer, etc.; and the principal cyclo- 
 paedias, and such writers of history for young readers as 
 Dickens. 
 
 In the last century Hume [5413.2] and Robertson [5610.1, 
 less harsh], who shortly followed, were more than strong 
 enough in a literary sense to counteract any sympathy which 
 may liave been excited, and Hume, as the ablest and most 
 indulgent of her accusers, has probably done most to establish 
 prevalent views, while Lingard [5417.8] has ccnitroverted him 
 m this as in other matters, but without apparently much 
 confidence in her innocence. In 17(10, William Tytler's ar- 
 gumentative Inquiry weighed the evidence, and he first criti- 
 cally examined the sonnets and the confession of Paris, and 
 sustained the queen against Hume and Robertson, and his 
 book was reviewed by Dr. Johnson [5422.3.2]. 
 
 Brougham, in an appendix to his '• Statesmen of the time 
 of George ill " [.51)14.4.5], thinks the evidence quite decisive of 
 her guilt, without being such as would convict her in a court 
 of justice. Bell [1228.1] aims to balance (he evidence and 
 Bides with her vindicators. Miss Benger [1224.11] sides with 
 her defenders, and her life is full upon Mary's residence in 
 France. 
 
 Miss Strickland, in her " Queens of Scotland " [5916.4, v. 3 
 to 6], who has added to our knowledge of Mary's history more 
 than almost any other, has vindicated the queen against the 
 views of Mignet. Sainte Beuve [1025.3] exculpates her. 
 
 The latest of her detractors, and called by her friends the 
 most reckless and vituperative, is Froude, in his " History of 
 England " [826.9], who accepts in full faith the authenticity of 
 the Casket letters; and he has provoked much opposition for 
 his laudation of the usurping nobles, and his vindication of 
 Elizabeth. See also Guiz«ts popular "History of France" 
 [5510.2.4]; Lodge's "Portraits" [5.537.6.2]; and Lyman Ab- 
 bott, in Harper 8 monthly, Feb., 1873. 
 
 The latest of her vindicators is Petit [5410.2], who surveys 
 all that has been written in the controversy, and claims to 
 liave completely refuted the various charges against her. 
 
 Mai-y has been almost always pictured with pity, if not with 
 vindication, by writers of the imagination. Scott's famous 
 ehaiacterizatiou in "The abbot" [324.10; 523.10] carries her 
 through her escape from Lochleven and the battle of Lan^- 
 side, and w here he discusses the question of her guilt in his 
 " History of Scotland," he pronounces the case not proven. 
 See also "The queen's Maries" (her maids in France), by 
 Whyte-Melville [321.17]. Perhaps of the dramas upon her 
 the most famous is Schiller's. 
 
 For the bibliography, see Allibone, p. 1826; McClintock 
 and Strong; Hoefer's "Nouvelle biographic geiierale;" 
 Oettinger; and a full note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of 
 history, etc. 
 
 Mary Barton. Gaskell, E. C 328.23 
 
 Mary Bell. Abbott, J 914.16 
 
 MARYDerwont. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 726.14 
 
 Mary Erskine. Abbott, J 914.8 
 
 Mary of Burgundy; or, the revolt of Ghent. [His- 
 torical novel.] James, G. P. R 722.11 
 
 Mary Powell, The maiden and married life of. Man- 
 ning, A. London, N. D. 16° 738.1 
 
 Mary Seaham. Grey, Mrs 521.25 
 
 Masaniello. Auber, D. P. E. (In Ditson, 0., and 
 
 CO. Standard' opera librettos) 6233.3.3 
 
 Mashita, The Persian palace of. Tristram, H. B. 
 
 New York, 1873. 8° 5933.4 
 
 Masked ball. The. Verdi, G. (In Ditson, C, and 
 
 co.< Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.6 
 
 Mason, C. Walsh. Rape of the gamp. A novel. .. 711.36 
 Mason, Emily V. Popular life of Gen. Robert Ed- 
 ward Lee. Illustrated. 2d revised edition. 
 
 Baltimore, 1874. 432 pp. Portraits. 12° 5226.1 
 
 Mason, George C. Newport illustrated, in a series 
 of pen and pencil sketches. Engravings. New 
 
 York [cop. 1854]. 110 pp. 12° 414.23 
 
 Mason, Jeremiah, Memoir and correspondence of. 
 
 Hillard, G. S. Cambridge, 1873. 4« 5020.7 
 
 Mason, John. Treatise on self-knowledge. (In 
 
 The Alexandrian) 1910.4.2 
 
 Mason, Lowell, and Webb,- George James. The 
 psaltery, a new collection of church music. 
 
 Boston, 1847. 352 pp. Oblong 8° 1518.8 
 
 Masonic melodies. Power, T. Boston, 1844. 8°. 1518. 12 
 Masonick melodies. Eastman, L. Boston, 1818. 8°. 1623.1 
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 1870. 12° 1716.24 
 
 See also Limes. 
 
 20 
 
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 Masque, The, of Pandora. [Poem.] Longfellow, 
 
 H. W. Boston, 1875. 12° 1617.12 
 
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 B. Boston, 1872. 16° 1616.7 
 
 Massachusetts. Colony and province of Massachu- 
 setts bay. 
 
 — Compact, with the charter and laws of the colony 
 
 of New Plymouth: charter of the council at 
 Plymouth, and the articles of confederation of 
 the United colonies of New England. Boston, 
 1836. x,357pp. 8° 6313.1 
 
 — Records of the colony of New Plymouth in New 
 
 England. Vol. 1-8. Edited by N. B. ShurtlefiF. 
 Boston, 1855-57. 8 v. in 6. 4° 6310.1 
 
 Contents.— Vol.I-yi. Court orders, 16.33-91. VII. Judicial 
 acts, 1636-92. VIII. Miscellaneous records, 1633-89. 
 
 — Same. Vol. 9-12. Edited by D. Pulsifer. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1859-61. 4v. 4° 6310.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. IX, X. Acts of the commissioners of the 
 united colonies of New England, 1643-79. XI. Laws, 1623- 
 82. XII. Deeds, etc. Vol. 1. 1620-51. Book of Indian rec- 
 ords tor their lands. 
 
 — Speeches of the governors, from 1765 to 1775; 
 
 and the answers of the house of representa- 
 tives; with other papers. Boston, 1818. 424 
 pp. 8° 814.10 
 
 — As to Roger Williams, and his 'banishment' 
 
 from the Massachusetts plantation. Dexter, H. 
 
 M. Boston, 1876. 4° 501L1 
 
 Commonwealth. Constitutions. 
 
 — Constitution of Massachusetts, and of the United 
 
 States [et«.]. Northampton, 1806. 12° 618.1 
 
 — Journal of the convention to revise the constitu- 
 
 tion, 1820, 21. New edition. Boston, 1853. 
 
 vii, 677-1- pp. 8° 610.4 
 
 Legislative documents. 
 
 — Acts, laws, etc. Acts and resolves passed by the 
 
 general court, in 1872, 73, 75, together with 
 the constitution, messages of the governor, etc. 
 Boston, 1872-75. 3 v. 8° 6311.2 
 
 Acts and resolves passed by the general court, 
 
 at a special session of 1872, with the message 
 of the governor. Boston, 1872. 429-474 pp. 
 8° 6311.3 
 
 Digest of the militia laws. [Also Supplements 
 
 1-3.] Compiled by E. W. Stone. Boston, 1851- 
 
 54. 4v. 12° 6927.9 
 
 General statutes. With the constitutions of 
 
 the state and the United States [etc.]. 2d edi- 
 tion, 1873. [With Supplements. 1860-74.] 
 Edited by W. A. Richardson and G. P. Sanger. 
 Boston, 1873-[75]. 4 v. L. 8° 6312.1 
 
 — Adjutant -general. Annual report, 1862-66. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1863-67. 5 V. 8° 6916.3 
 
 — Agriculture. Transactions of the agricultural 
 
 societies, for 1852. By A. Walker. Boston, 
 
 1853. xiv, 783+ pp. 8° 6422.4 
 
 — Board of education. 37th annual report, 1872- 
 
 73. Boston, 1874. 229, cxv pp. 8° 6913.4 
 
 The Massachusetts system of common schools; 
 
 an enlarged and revised edition of the 10th an- 
 nual report of the first secretary [H. Mann]. 
 Boston, 1849. 212, Ixiii, x pp. 8° 813.13 
 
 — Board of health. 2d-6th annual report. Boston, 
 
 1871-75. 5 V. 8^ *. 6913.3 
 
 — Board of State charities. 6th-10th annual report, 
 
 1869-73. Boston, 1870-74. 5 v. 8° 6914.2 
 
 — Board of railroad com,missioners. 4th and 5th 
 
 annual report, 1872, 73. Boston, 1873, 74. 
 
 2v. 8° 6923.8 
 
 — Bureau of statistics of labor. [lst]-5th annual 
 
 report. Boston, 1870-74. 5 v. 8° 6913.2 
 
 — Commissioners to the exposition at Vienna, 1873. 
 
 Report, f ebruary, 1874. Boston, 1874. 91 pp. 
 
 8° /: 5011.15 
 
 Reports: Edited by H. A. Hill. Boston, 1876. 
 
 5CG-I- pp. Illustrated. 8° 6911.3 
 
MASSACHUSETTS 
 
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 Massachusetts. Legislative documents, continued. 
 
 — Miscellaneous. Compend of instructions in mili- 
 
 tary tactics, and the manual of percussion arms. 
 Compiled by E. W. Stone. iJoston, 1857. 
 139+ pp. 16^ 1628.11 
 
 — - Final report on the geology of Massachusetts. 
 
 By E. Hitchcock. Amherst, 1841. xii, 831 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. Map. Folded plates. 4" 6630.1 
 
 Public documents: being the annual reports of 
 
 various public oflBcers and institutions, for 1871, 
 73,74. Boston, 1872-75. 14 v. 8° 6912.2 
 
 — - Report on the geology, mineralogy, botany, and 
 
 zoology of Massachusetts. By E. Hitchcock. 
 Illustrated. Amherst, 1833. xii, 692 pp. 8^. 6631.1 
 
 Report on the invertebrata of Massachusetts. 
 
 [By A. A. Gould.] Cambridge, 1841. 373 pp. 
 Plates. 8° 6631.8 
 
 — — Report of the commissioners upon the Troy and 
 
 Greenfield railroad and Hoosac tunnel. Boston, 
 
 1863. viii, 229 pp. Folded plates. 8° 6912.4 
 
 30th and 31st report relating to the registry 
 
 and return of births, marriages, and deaths, 
 
 for 1871, 72. Boston, 1873, [74]. 2 v. 8°... 6923.9 
 
 Treatise on some of the insects of New England 
 
 which are injurious to vegetation. By T. W. 
 Harris. 2d edition. Boston, 1852. viii, 513 
 pp. 8°..... 6612.1 
 
 — Austin, G. L. History of, from the landing of 
 
 the pilgrims to the present time. Boston, 1876. 
 
 8° 813.19 
 
 — Barry, J. S. History of. Boston, 1855, 57. 
 
 3 V. 8° 812.5 
 
 — Bradford, A. History of, 1775-89. Boston, 1825. 
 
 8^^ 811.2 
 
 — Emerson, G. B. A report on the trees and shrubs 
 
 growing naturally in the forests of. Boston, 
 
 1875. 2 V. 8" 6621.2 
 
 — Freeman, S. The probate directory. Boston, 
 
 1803. 12° 6317.2 
 
 — Goodwin, N. Genealogical notes of. Hartford, 
 
 1856. 8" 5011.8 
 
 — Haynes, G. Pictures from prison life. An his- 
 
 torical sketch of the Massachusetts state prison. 
 Boston, 1869. W 817.16 
 
 — Hutchinson, T. History of, 1628-1750. Boston, 
 
 1795. 2 V. 8° 813.10 
 
 — Peirce, E. W. Contributions biographical, gene- 
 
 alogical and historical. Boston, 1874. 8° 610.1 
 
 — Schouler, W. History of Massachusetts in the 
 
 civil war. Boston, 1868, 71. 2 v. 8° 5012.2 
 
 — Walling, H. F., and Gray, 0. W. Official topo- 
 
 graphical atlas of. [Boston], 1871. F°. . .*R.R. Desk 
 
 See also Abington, Brookline, Boston, Cambridge, Cape 
 Cod, Concord, Danvers, Dedham, Dorchester, Framingham, 
 Byde Park, Leicester, Leominster, Lowell, Maiden, Medford, 
 Merrimack i iver, Middlesex county, Northampton, Plymouth, 
 Salem, Suffolk county, Watertown, Wenham. 
 
 ^o<e. — For the discoveries of the coast in the tenth and 
 eleventh centuries by the Northmen, see a note in Bulletin, 
 April, 1876, under " America before Columbus ; " and for the 
 early settlement, see Plymouth and New England ; liistories 
 of the latter title necessarily covering Massachusetts, and like 
 Palfrey's " New England " [5016.2] constituting for the period 
 covered tlie best history likewise of Massachusetts. 
 
 The very important narrative of Governor Winthrop, cov- 
 ering the history of the colony from the sailing of the first 
 colonists in 1630 to Winthrop's death in 1649, and the early 
 documents collected in part or wholly with careful editing in 
 Dr. Young's " Chronicles of Massachusetts " must be sought 
 in the Bates Hall. See Everett's Orations [1921.1.1] on the 
 Bettlement. 
 
 Hutchinson covered originally the period 1628-1749, in a 
 substantial narrative that takes the highest rank among the 
 historical writings of the colonial period, but in continuing 
 his history to 1774, making the 3d volume subsequently pub- 
 lished by his grandson, he showed a decided lack of sympa- 
 thy with the growing political sentiments of the colony. Al- 
 den Bradford continued Hutchinson from 1775 to 1789; and 
 subsequently wrote a compendious history, l<i20-l«20. The 
 latest and most comprehensive history of Massachusetts is 
 by Barry, divided into I, Colonial period, to 1692; II, Pro- 
 vincial period, to 1775 ; III, Commonwealth period, to 1820. 
 The History by G. L. Austin is a popular narrative bringing 
 the record down to the present time. 
 
 For the Witchcraft delusion, see Witchcraft, note. For the 
 Indian wars, see New England, note. 
 
 Histories of the United States, like Bancroft's [5012.3], Bry- 
 ant's [610.5], and Cassell's [810,11], often are full enough for the 
 general reader, particularly upon the early liistory. 
 
 The founders of Massachusetts were puritans, as distinct 
 from the separatists who settled at Plymouth, and this distinc- 
 tion has been much dwelt upon of late. See Plymouth colony, 
 note, and a good discriminating relation of the diti'ereuc'cs 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Massachusetts, continued. 
 
 . between the two colonies by I. N. Tarbox in the Congrega- 
 tional quarterly, vol. 17. See, in this connection. Dr. Bacon's 
 "Genesis of the New England churches" [5812.13] and the 
 note on p. 16 of this Catalogue. 
 
 Schouler, who, as adjutant-general of the state, made a 
 contemporary record in his reports, has also in his History 
 
 given in the first volume a continuous narrative of the part 
 orne by the state in the civil war, and in the second volume 
 has recorded alphabetically, under counties, the part taken by 
 each of the towns. 
 See the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. 
 
 Massachusetts art teachers' association. The An- 
 tefix papers. Papers on art educational sub- 
 jects, read at the weekly meetings of the asso- 
 ciation, by members and others connected with 
 the Normal art school. [With a preface by 
 C. C. Perkins.] Boston, 1875. v, 239^- pp. 
 Heliotypes. 8" 6212.3 
 
 Massachusetts charitable mechanic association. 
 Annals. Compiled by J. T. Buckingham. Bos- 
 ton, 1853. viii, 432 pp. 8° 6914.1 
 
 —•Constitution. Boston, lb71. 98 pp. 16" 819.4 
 
 Massachusetts general hospital, History of the. 
 
 Bowditch, N. I. Boston, 1851. 8" 6012.25 
 
 Massachusetts historical society. Proceedings. 
 1855-58. Selected from the records. Boston, 
 1859. xi, 412-4-pp. 8° 5013.12 
 
 — Proceedings of a special meeting, Dec. 16, 1873 ; 
 
 being the 100th anniversary of the destruction 
 of the tea in Boston harbor. Boston, 1874. 70 
 
 pp. 8° 811.11 
 
 Massachusetts medical society. Publications. Bos- 
 ton, 1860-69. 8*^ 6021.4 
 
 Contents. —History and statistics of ovariotomy, by G. H. 
 Lyman ; Rational therapeutics, by W. Hooker ; Bronchitis and 
 its consequences, by D. D. Slade; Hemoptysis as a symptom, 
 bv J. Ware ; Report on spotted fever or cerebro-spinal menin- 
 gitis in Massachusetts, by L. Parks; History of inoculation 
 m Massachusetts, by J. M. Toner; Cases of trichina spiralis 
 in Springfield, by M. Calkins; Lessons of the war to the 
 medical profession, by G. Derby; Pathology and treatment 
 of vaginal cystocele, by J. Homans, jr. ; Myxoma, by A. D. 
 Sinclair; Formation and significance of renal casts, by B. T. 
 Edes; Physiological action of bromide of potassium and 
 ammonium, by B. Amory, 
 
 Massachusetts register, 1862. With a complete 
 account of the Massachusetts volunteers. Serial 
 number, 94. Boston, 1862. 423 pp. 8° 5013.14 
 
 Massachusetts teacher. The. Vol. 10-21. Boston, 
 
 1857-68. 12 V. 8° 1324.1 
 
 Massachusetts temperance society. Addresses. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 98 pp. Illustrated. Portrait. 16°. 1524.2 
 
 Contents. — Bishop Potter's address on the drinking-usages 
 of society; Address from members of the clergy of the church 
 of England; Speech of J. B. Gough, in Boston, Sept. 17, 1860; 
 Social clubs ; Dr. Warren on the use of tobacco. 
 
 — The physiological efifects of alcoholic drinks [by 
 
 John] Forbes; with documents and records of 
 
 the society. Boston, 1848. xi, 196 pp. 12°.. 1527.15 
 
 Massinger, Philip, and Ford, John. Dramatic 
 works. With an introduction by Hartley Cole- 
 ridge. New edition. London, 1869. 450, 
 212-1- pp. Portrait. 8° 5611.9 
 
 Masson, David. Chatterton: a story of the year 
 
 1770. London, 1874. viii, 284 pp. Sm. 8°. . . 5636.5 
 
 — Life of John Milton: with the political, ecclesi- 
 
 astical, and literary history of his time. 1608- 
 49. Vol. 1, Cambridge, 1859; vol. 2,3, Lon-' 
 don, 1871, 73. 3 v. Portraits and fac-simile. 8°. 5422.2 
 
 — Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, and other essays. 
 
 London, 1874. 305 pp. Sm. 8° 5616.15 
 
 Master, The, ofGreylands. Wood, E. P. Leipzig. 2 v. 329.6 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 610.13 
 
 Master Humphrey's clock. Dickens, C. (J. H.).. . 330.3 
 Master-spirits. [Sketches of celebrities.] Bu- 
 chanan, R. London, 1873. 8° • 6134.2 
 
 Mastery series. The. See Prendergast, Thomas. 
 Masury, John W. How shall we paint our houses ? 
 
 A popular treatise on house-painting: plain and 
 
 decorative. New York, 1872. 216pp. 12°.. 6227.1 
 Matches. Manuel pour la fabrication des allumettes 
 
 ohimique. Roussel, T. Paris, 1848. 24° 6429.12 
 
 Materia medica. Beck, J. B. Lectures on. New 
 
 York, 1851. L. 12° 6022.18 
 
 — Wood, G. B. Treatise on therapeutics, and 
 
 pharmacology or materia medica. Philadelphia, 
 
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 — Wood, H. C.,jr. Treatise on therapeutics, com- 
 
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 Materialism, lleligion as affected by modern. Mar- 
 
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 Mathematical instruments. Heather, J. F. Lon- 
 don, 1871. 2 V. 12° 1716.8 
 
 Matheson, Duncan. See Page, H. A. Noble 
 
 workers. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6936.3 
 
 Mathew, Theobald. Father Mathew: a biography. 
 
 Maguire, J. F. New York, 1871. 12^ 5423.14 
 
 Mathews, Joanna H. [The Bessie books.] Bessie 
 
 among the mountains 1117,23 
 
 Bessie and her friends 1117.22 
 
 at school 1117.24 
 
 at the sea-side 1117.20 
 
 in the city 1117.21 
 
 on her travels 1117.25 
 
 — [Little sunbeams.] Belle Powers' locket 1117.16 
 
 Dora's motto 1117.17 
 
 Jessie's parrot 1117.31 
 
 Lily Norris' enemy 1117.26 
 
 Mamie's watchword 1117.32 
 
 Nellie's housekeeping , 11 17.33 
 
 — [Miss Ash ton's girls.] Eleanor's visit 1117.13 
 
 Elsie's Santa Olaus 1117.5 
 
 Fanny's birthday gift 1115.11 
 
 Mabel Walton's experiment 1117.14 
 
 The new scholars 1115.12 
 
 Rosalie's pet 1115.13 
 
 Mathews, Lucia Elizabeth. Anecdotes of actors: 
 
 with other desultory recollections, etc. London, 
 
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 Mathews, William. Getting on in the world; or, 
 hints on success in life. Chicago, 1874. viii, 
 365 pp. 12° • 5836.8 
 
 Matter. Picton, J. A. The mystery of. London, 
 
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 force. (In Estes, D. Half-hour recreations in 
 
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 Mattie: a stray. Robinson, F. W 731.14 
 
 Matty Frost. Davis, C. E 1118.1 
 
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 Maud or Nina. Melville, G. J, W 721,2 
 
 Maudsley, Henry. Body and mind: an inquiry into 
 their connection and mutual influence, specially 
 in reference to mental disorders: an enlarged 
 and revised edition. Added psychological es- 
 says. London, 1873. xii, 342-f- pp. 8° 6036.15 
 
 — International scientific series. Responsibility in 
 
 mental disease. New York, 1874. x, 313 pp. 
 
 12^^ .:. 6035.4 
 
 — Physiology and pathology of the mind. New 
 
 York, 1872. xiv, 442 pp. 8° 6011.6 
 
 Maughan, William Charles. The Alps of Arabia. 
 
 Travels in Egypt, Sinai, Arabia, and the Holy 
 
 Land. London, 1873. xvi, 374 pp. Map. 8°. 5932.10 
 
 Maunsell, Henry, joint author. Practical treatise on 
 
 the management and diseases of children. See 
 
 EvANSON, R. T 6012.11 
 
 Mauprat. Dudevant, A. L. a. D 526.22 
 
 Maurel, Jules. The duke of Wellington; his char- 
 acter, his actions, and his writings. With a 
 preface by Lord Ellesmere. 3d edition. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 143+ pp. 16° 5428.12 
 
 Maurice, of Saxony, Count, called Marshal Saxe. 
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 389pp. Sm.8° 6136.8 
 
 — Moral and metaphysical philosophy. New edi- 
 
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 — Sermons preached in country churches. London, 
 
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 Maurice, Walter, and Rice, James. My little girl . . 731.26 
 
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 Maurice Tiernay. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.6 
 
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 Maury, Matthew Fontaine. Physical geography 
 
 of the sea, and its meteorology. 8th edition, 
 revised and enlarged. New York, 1871. xxxii, 
 
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 Maximilian, Ferdinand Maximilian Joseph, emperor 
 of Mexico. Recollections of my life. London, 
 1868. 3 V. Sm. 8° 5724.3 
 
 — The fall of. Chynoweth, W. H. London, 1872. 8°. 5013.2 
 Maxton, John. The workman's manual of engi- 
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 Maxwell, William Hamilton. The adventures of 
 
 Captain Blake 518.8 
 
 — The bivouac; or, stories of the peninsular war. . . 618.6 
 
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 Maxwell Drewitt. Riddell, J. H 316.2 
 
 May, John. Journal and letters relative to two 
 
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 a biographical sketch by R. S. Edes, and illus- 
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 May, Samuel Joseph, Memoir of. Mumford, T. J. 
 
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 May, Sophie, pseud. See Clarke, Rebecca Sophia. 
 
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 of England, 1760-1860. 3d edition, with a sup- 
 plementary chapter. London, 1871. 3 v. 16°. 5415.2 
 
 May. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) Leipzig 339.17 
 
 — Same. New York 530.9 
 
 May day and other pieces. [Poems.] Emerson, R. 
 
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 May Martin, and other tales of the Green mountains. 
 
 Thompson, D. P 734.3 
 
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 Mayhew, Henry. The boyhood of Martin Luther. 
 
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 — The story of the peasant-boy philosopher [James 
 Ferguson]. New York, 1870. 500 pp. 16°.. 937.15 
 
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 London [I860], xvi, 534 pp. Sm. 8° 
 
 — The wonders of science; or, young Humphry Davy. 
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 life. With illustrations. London, 1874. iv, 
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 Maynard, C. J. The naturalist's guide in collect- 
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 Mayo, Isabella Fivy. {Edward Garrett.) By still 
 
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 — A chance child. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
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 Mayo, William Starbuck. The Berber; or the 
 
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 tion by W. L. Garrison. New York, 1872. 
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 science) 6813.7 
 
 Meadow brook. Holmes, M. J 635.11 
 
 Meadows, Thomas Taylor. The Chinese and their 
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 tional philosophy, ethics, legislation, and ad- 
 ministration. Added, an essay on civilization 
 and its present state in the East and West. 
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 Measles, Treatise on. Abu Beer Mohammed Ibn 
 
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 Meccah, Personal narrative of a pilgrimage to. Bur- 
 
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 — Baker, T. Elements of practical mechanism 
 
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 — Brown, H. T. Five hundred and seven mechani- 
 
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 of hydraulic and other machines; with observa- 
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 — Goodove, T. M. Elements of mechanism. Lon- 
 
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 — The young mechanic. New York, 1871. Sm. 4°. 6426.3 
 
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 Mechanic's, The. calculator. Grier, W. Phila- 
 delphia, 1842. 12° 1713.5 
 
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 Medbery, James K. Men and mysteries of Wall 
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 M^DECiN, Le, malgre lui: comedie. Moliere, J. B. 
 
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 Medford, Mass., History of. Brooks, C. Boston, 
 
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 12"... 6015.5 
 
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 of. Philadelphia, 1866. 8° 6021.1 
 
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 sciences et institutiones medicales. Paris, 1867. 
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 physicians and surgeons of the 19th century. 
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 Medusa, and other tales. Sartoris, A. (K.) 732.6 
 
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 an introductory notice by W. Arnot. London, 
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 Melinda the caboceer; or, sport in Ashanti. 
 
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 — Contraband 321.18 
 
 — Digby Grand 321.14 
 
 — The gladiators. [Time of Vespasian] 321.15 
 
 — Good for nothing 321.11 
 
 — Holmby house. [Cromwellian period] 321.12 
 
 — The interpreter. [Crimean war, etc.] 321.9 
 
 — Kate Coventry 321.13 
 
 — Katerfelto: a story of Exmoor. [Gypsies.] Leip- • 
 
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 — Same. Philadelphia 714.14 
 
 — M. or N 330.6 
 
 — Maud or Nina 721.2 
 
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 — Sarchedon: a legend of the great queen. [Semir- 
 
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 — Same. New York 632.5 
 
 Melville, Herman. Battle-pieces and aspects of 
 
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 — Omoo: a narrative of adventures in the South 
 
 seas. 6th edition. New York, 1868. 389 pp. 
 
 Map. 12" 425.23 
 
 Note. — A sequel to Typee, — partly autobiographical, partly 
 fictitious. 
 
 — Typee: a peep at Polynesian life, during a four 
 
 months' residence in a valley of the Marquesas. 
 Revised edition, with a sequel. New York, 
 
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 — White-jacket; or, the world in a man-of-war. 
 
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 Member for Paris, The. Murray, G 316.7 
 
 Memes, John S. Memoirs of the empress Josephine. 
 
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 Memoirs of a femme de chainbre. Gardiner, M. . . . 310.4 
 Memoirs of a New England village choir. Gilmau, S. 
 
 Boston, 1829. Sm. 12" 1238.22 
 
 Memoirs of a physician. Dumas, A. (D.) 511.11 
 
 Memoirs of Mr. C. J. Yellowplush. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M. Miscellanies. Leipzig 335.13.2 
 
 — Same. {Iji his Works.) London 613.1.8 
 
 Memoirs of my youth. Lamartine, A. (M. L.) de. 
 
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 Memor, pseud. See Gramont, Antoine Agenor 
 
 Alfred, due de. 
 Memorabilia of Socrates. Xenophon. London, 
 
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 Memorable women of the puritan times. Anderson, 
 
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 Memories, counsels, and reflections. Huntington, D. 
 
 Cambridge, 1857. 8" 6322.2 
 
 Men and manners in America. Hamilton, T. Phila- 
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 Men and mysteries of Wall street. Medbery, J. K. 
 
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 Men I have known. Jordan, W. London, 1806. 
 
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 Men of character. Jerrold, D. (W.) Leipzig, 1852. 
 
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 London Daily news. 
 
 Men, women, and books. [Papers.] Hunt, (J. H.) 
 
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 Men, women, and ghosts. Phelps, E. S 537.8 
 
 Menault, Ernest. The intelligence of animals. 
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 Mencius, joint author. Chinese classics. See Con- 
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 tions, by M. E. von Glchn. With portraits and 
 facsimile, and letters by [Felix] Mendelssohn of 
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 Mendelssohn-Bartholdv, Felix. Letters from 
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 Wallace. With a biographical notice by J. de 
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 — Barnard, C. F., jr. Mozart and Mendelssohn. 
 
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 1869. 8° 6727.2 
 
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 Miss Sheppard's " Charles Auchester " [532.1] contains a de- 
 lineation of Mendelssohn. 
 
 Menschenfeind, Der. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. 
 
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 Mental disease. Responsibility in. Maudsley, H. 
 
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 which is essential to moral agency. Boston, 
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 Menzel, Wolfgang. History of Germany, from the 
 earliest period to the present time. Translated 
 from the German by Mrs. George Horrocks. 
 London, 1871. 3 v. Portraits. S'' 5715.3 
 
 Mercadante, Saverio. II giuramento. (In Ditson, 
 
 0., and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.1 
 
 Mercedes of Castile. [Spain and Columbus.] 
 
 Cooper, J. F 525.14 
 
 Mercersburg theology inconsistent with protestant 
 reformed doctrine. Schenck, B. S. Philadel- 
 phia, 1874. 12° 6326.14 
 
 Merchants' magazine, and commercial review. See 
 
 Hunt, Freeman 1322.1 
 
 Mercy Gliddon's work. Phelps, E. S. Boston 
 
 icop. 1865]. 16" 916.25 
 
 Meredith, George. Beauchamp's career 331.24 
 
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 father and son 33 1. 13 
 
 Meredith, Owen, pseud. See Bulwer-Lytton (Ed- 
 ward) Robert, lord Lytton. 
 
 Meredith. Gardiner, M 330.25 
 
 Meridiana. Verne, J. London, 1873. Sm. 4" . . . 713.1 
 M^RiMEE, Prosper. Letters to an incognita, (/a 
 
 Stoddard, R. H. Bric-^-brac series) 1828.1 
 
 — Portraits historiques et litteraires. Paris, 1874. 
 
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 Charles Nodier; J. J. Ampere; Henri Be.vle (Stendhal); 
 Tlieodore Leclercq; Alexis de Valon; Alexandre du Soni- 
 nierard: Froissart ; Brantho.me ; Charles Leiiorniant; Eduiond 
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 Merivale, Charles. A general history of Rome, 
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 — History of the Romans under the empire. From 
 
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 cal index. New York, 1866. 7 v. 6 maps. 8°. 5515.3 
 Merrie England. [Sketches for youth.] Lippin- 
 
 cott, S. J. Boston, 1868. 16° 922.26 
 
 Merrimack river, Mass., A week on the. Thoreau, 
 
 H. D. Boston, 1868. 12" 215.1 
 
 Merry England: or, nobles and serfs. [Fiction.] 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H 319.18 
 
 Mervyn Clitheroe. Ainsworth, AV. H 322.22 
 
 Mervyn Clitheroe's Leben und Abenteuer. Ains- 
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 Mery, Joseph, joint author. The cross of Berny. 
 
 .See GiRARDm, Delphine Gay de 725.30 
 
 Message, A, from the sea 338.3 
 
 Meta's faith. Tabor, E 711.19 
 
 Metallurgy. Bauerman, H. Treatise on the me- 
 tallurgy of iron. London, 1872. 12° 1716.42 
 
 — Joynson, F. H. The metals used in construction. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1868. 16° 6637.1 
 
 — Lamborn, R. II. Metallurgy of copper. Lon- 
 
 don, 1868. 12° 1715.16 
 
 Metallurgy of silver and lead. London, 1870. 
 
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 — Percy, J. Metallurgy: the art of extracting 
 
 metals from their ores. London, 1875. 8° 6631.10 
 
 See also Electro-metallurgy. 
 
 Metamorphoses, Comic. Valentine, W. New York 
 
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 Metaphysics. Hamilton, Sir W. Lectures on. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 8° 5832.2 
 
 — Kant, I. The metaphysics of ethics. Edin- 
 
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 Metcalfe, Samuel L. Caloric: its mechanical, 
 chemical and vital agencies in the phenomena of 
 nature. Philadelphia, 1869. 2 v. 8° 5832.1 
 
 Meteorology considered with reference to natural 
 
 theology. Prout, W. London, 1855. Sm. 8=^. .6436.10 
 
 Meteors, aerolites, storms, and atmospheric phe- 
 nomena. Zuercher, F., and MargoUe, J^. New 
 York, 1871. 12° 1714.8 
 
 Meteyard, Eliza. A group of Englishmen (1795 to 
 1815), being records of the younger Wedgwoods 
 and their friends, embracing the history of the 
 discovery of photography and a facsimile of the 
 first photograph. London, 1871. xxii, 416 pp. 
 1 plate. 8° 5424.4 
 
 — The hallowed spots of ancient London. New 
 
 edition. London, 1870. xii, 291 pp. Illus- 
 trated. Sm. 4° 5436.3 
 
 — Life of Josiah Wedgwood, With an introduc- 
 
 tory sketch of the art of pottery in England. 
 With illustrations. London, 1865, 66. Por- 
 traits. 2 v. 8° 6231.3 
 
 — Mainstone's housekeeper 725.37 
 
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 don, and its associations. London [1872]. 8°. 5414.1 
 
 — Tyerman, L. The Oxford methodists. New 
 
 York, 1873. 8° 5424.5 
 
 Note. — Biographies of the Arminian Wesley and the Cal vin- 
 istic Whitefield necessarily detail the history of the rise and 
 progress of the two schools of niethodisin ; — see the notes 
 under those names, and the note on Wesley in the Bulletin 
 for Oct., 187">, p. 428. The literature of the subject is large. 
 Stevens's "History of English methodism " [in the Bates 
 Hall], his first volume closing with the death of Whitefield, 
 and his second coming down to the death of Wesley, an 
 American book, was very favorably received in England, and 
 it is the best comprehensive history of the movement, w^hich 
 began under Wesley It is treated by Stevens in a broader 
 view than that of a sectarian growth. The general reader will 
 be. perhaps, content with an excellent chapter of Earl Stan- 
 hope's [Mahon's] " History of England " [ai8.3]. See also a 
 summary in the first vol. of J. H. Newnnin's Essays [5614.5]. 
 The recent Bainptoii lectures by Curteis give a section to the 
 history of the relations of metliodism to the established church 
 [.MKi.!!]. A recent monograph by Stevenson [5414.1] on the 
 " City road chapel, London," which was the head-quarters of 
 Wesley's followers, detailing its associations, has a Rood deal 
 of interest for the reader of anti(|uaiian zeal. Also see Har- 
 per's monthly, Feb., 1874. See the " Rise of methodism in 
 America," in Harper's magazine, vol. 3.'i, given in a sketch of 
 Bishop Asbury. Tlie present state and subdivisions of the 
 methodist church are explained in the first chapter of Tyer- 
 man'. Wesley [5423.2]. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Methodist quarterly review. Vol. 55, 56. New 
 
 York, 1873, 74. 2 v. 8° 6727.1 
 
 Methodius, bishop of Tyre, and others. The writ- 
 ings of Methodius, Alexander of Lycopolis, 
 Peter of Alexandria, and several fragments. 
 Edinburgh, 1869. 471-f- pp. [Ante-Nicene 
 Christian library.] 8° 6322.4.14 
 
 Note. — The treatises in this volume, from page 1 to page 2.'iO , 
 are translated by W. K. Clark ; from page 2.i'5 to 'JO-J, by J. B. 
 H. Hawkins ; from page .'JR? to '.m bv B. L. [P.] Pratten ; and 
 from page 3S»6 to 455, by S. D. F. Salmond. 
 
 Meunier, Victor (Amedee). Adventures on the 
 great hunting grounds of the world. Illustrated. 
 New York, 1872. vii, 297 pp. 16° 1714.7 
 
 Mexican war. See United States. 
 
 Mexico. Haven, G. Our next-door neighbor: a 
 
 winterin. New York, 1875. 8° 5032.5 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. History of the conquest of, 
 
 with a preliminary view of the ancient Mexican 
 
 civilization. Philadelphia, 1873. 3 v. 8° 5014.2 
 
 ^ Same. Philadelphia, 1875. 3 v. 12° 815.6 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) B. Eldorado; or, adventures in the 
 
 path of empire. New York, 1864. 12° 425.6 
 
 — Thompson, W. Recollections of. New York, 
 
 1847. 16° 816.3 
 
 — Wise, H. A. Loa Gringos; or, an inside view of. 
 
 New York, 1849. 12° 435.4 
 
 See also Chiapas, Yucatan. 
 
 Note. — For the ancient Aztec civilization, read the introduc- 
 tory portion of Prescott, and his inquiry into the origin of it, 
 in his appendix to his third volume, where his conclusion that 
 it was a peculiar indigenous civilization, having a very remote 
 connection with Eastern Asia, was reached independently of, 
 and is the same with, that of Stephens [422.5]. See also Ban- 
 croft's "Native races" [5920.4] and Baldwin's "Ancient 
 America" [5027.5]. Forthe symbolism and mythology of the 
 Aztecs, see Brinton's " Myths of the new world " [5924.7]. See 
 the note on "America before Columbus ' in the Bulletin, 
 April, 1876; and Lew Wallace's "Fair god" [737.16; 5014.10] 
 is a novel depicting this early Mexican life. 
 
 For the Spanish conquest under Cortes, the English historian 
 Robertson [1226.9] prefixes his authorities, and treats the 
 theme with his accustomed dignity; and Smyth, in his 2l8t 
 lecture on " Modern history " [5012.10; 5925.7] points out his 
 value. The first choice on this subject, however, will neces- 
 sarily be Prescott's graphic history, m which the narrative is 
 carried down to the death of Cortes, and the reader is in- 
 structed at intervals with his clear estimates of his chief 
 authorities. He added much to previous knowledge of the 
 subject, and AUibone gives a full list of critiques on his book, 
 with a collation of the important ones. Arthur Helps, in the 
 second volume of his "Spanish conquest" [816.6], has told 
 the story over again, with the special aim of tracing the re- 
 sults of the conquest in the rise of slavery and the founding of 
 colonial governments. The general reader will find a popular 
 narrative of the conquest in Harper's monthly, vol. 12. 
 
 For the war with the United States, see United States, His- 
 tory. 
 
 For the French invasion and the career of Maximilian, see 
 under Maximilian, and the Atlantic monthly, July, 18i>4. 
 
 Books descriptive of modern Mexico are numerous. Madame 
 Calderon de la Barca's book is well-known, and was reviewed 
 by Prescott in his Miscellanies [1537.8; .5237.3]. Harper's 
 monthly has illustrated papers ou the Indians, vol. 19; on 
 Popocatepetl, vol. 31 ; and on Modern Mexico, vols. 17 and 49. 
 
 Meyer, Heinrich August Wilhelm. Critical and 
 exegetical commentary on the New Testament. 
 From the German [by J. C. Moore]. The trans- 
 lation revised and edited by W. P. Dickson. 
 Part IV. Edinburgh, 1873. xl, 324 pp. 8°... 5810.2 
 
 Contents. — Part IV, vol. 1. Romans. 
 
 Meyer, Moritz. Electricity in its relations to prac- 
 tical medicine. Translated from the 3d German 
 edition, with notes and additions, by W. A. Ham- 
 mond. New York, 1869. xxi, 497 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 8^^ 6022.5 
 
 Meyerbeer, Giacomo. L'Africaine; Dinorah; 
 L'etoile du nord; Les Huguenots; Le prophete; 
 Robert le diable. {In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.4 
 
 Mice at play. Floyd, C 1117.11 
 
 Michael Rudolph. Dupuy, E. A 522.20 
 
 Michaux, Andre. Flora Boreali-Americana. Paris, 
 
 1803. 2 V.' Illustrated. 8° 6624.2 
 
 Michel-Angelo. >S'ee Buonarroti, Michel-Angelo. 
 
 MiCHELET, Jules. The bird. With illustrations. 
 New edition, revised. London, 1870. 349-|- 
 pp. 8° 6612.5 
 
 — Historical view of the French revolution. From 
 
 the earliest indications to 1791. Translated by 
 C. Cocks. New edition. With general index. 
 London, 1864. xxiv, 621 pp. 1 plate. Sm. 8°. 5517.3 
 
MICHELHT 
 
 159 
 
 •"i^ALIFORNIA, ; 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 MiCHELET, Jules, continued. 
 
 — History of France. Translated by G. H. Smith. 
 
 New York, 1869. 2 v. 8° 811.7 
 
 — History of the Roman republic. Ti-anslated by 
 
 W. Hazlitt. London, 18(33. 466-}- pp. 16'^.. 826.11 
 
 — The insect. With illustrations by Giacomelli. 
 
 London, 1875. 368 pp. 8^ 6612.9 
 
 — Jeanne d'Arc. 1412-32. 3e edition. Paris, 
 
 1873. xvi, 152 pp. Sm. 8° 2016.8 
 
 — Joan of Arc: or, the maid of Orleans. From [his] 
 
 History of France. [By 0. W. Wight.] New 
 
 York, 1870. 238 pp. 16" .1029.2 
 
 — Love. Translated from the 4th Paris edition, by 
 
 J. W. Palmer. New York, 1872. xviii, 342 pp. 
 
 12° 1934.11 
 
 — Nature; cr, the poetry of earth and sea. From 
 
 the French. With 200 designs by Giacomelli. 
 London, 1872. xxxi, 431 pp. 8° 6830.2 
 
 — The sea. Translated from the latest Paris edition. 
 
 New York, 186L 405 pp. 12" 1934.13 
 
 — A summary of modern history. Translated from 
 
 the French, and continued to the present time, 
 by M. C. M. Simpson. London, 1875. xx, 
 376 pp. Sm. 8" 5528.7 
 
 — The women of the French revolution [of 1789]. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1855. 371 pp. 12" 1226.3 
 
 Microscope. Beale, L. S. How to work with the. 
 
 London, 1868. 8° 6822.1 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. The microscope and its revela- 
 
 tions. London, 1868. 16° 6827.1 
 
 — Gosse, P.H. Evenings at the. New York, 1872. 
 
 12° 1523.11 
 
 — Somerville, M. On molecular and mioroscopio 
 
 science. London, 1869. 2 v. Sm. 8° 6816.2 
 
 Middle ages. Baring-Gould, S. Curious myths of 
 
 the. London, 1872. 16° 716.2 
 
 — Cutts, E. L. Scenes and characters of the. Lon- 
 
 don, 1872. Sm. 4° 6913.7 
 
 — Hallam, H. View of the state of Europe during 
 
 the. New York, 1872. 3 v. Sm. 8° 5916.1 
 
 — Viollet-le-Duc, E. E. An essay on the military 
 
 architecture of the. Oxford, 1860. 8° 6221.5 
 
 A'ole. — The middle ages are generally considered to embrace 
 the period from the fall of Rome, A.l). 47C, to the overthrow 
 of the Eastern empire in 1453, or perhaps to the time of the 
 reformation. The causes and effects of the overthrow of 
 Rome are traced in Guizot's " History of civilization" 
 [5924.8], and there is a summary in Alison's essay on Guizot 
 [1531.7]. Hallam's book, above named, is the chief English 
 authority; but Gibbon's great work on the " Decline and fall 
 of the Roman empire" [824.9] covers A. D. 100-1420, and is the 
 grand authority for all the relations of that empire during this 
 period. The reader will do well to examine iSmvth's third 
 and fourth lectures in his "Modern history" [5012.10; 
 6925.7]. 
 
 The view of the progress of society, which Robertson pre- 
 fixed to his "Charles V" [1226.9], has been praised as the 
 greatest step yet made in the pliilosophy of history. A recent 
 authority of high repute is Lecky, on the " History of morals 
 from the times of Augustus to Charlemagne " [."igii.l]. 
 
 The military history of the epoch will be studied in connec- 
 tion with tlie Crusades, and in the lives of such heroes as 
 Richard Coeur-de-Lioii and Philip Augustus, and collaterally 
 in VioUet-le-Duc's " Military architecture of the middle ages," 
 above named. 
 
 For the religious element of the latest era, there is the protest- 
 ant Ranke's ■' History of the popes " [5.516.7]. Mrs. Oliphant's 
 " Francis of Assisi " [5937.10]. gives a good picture of the re- 
 ligious life at the beginning of the 13th century. 
 
 For the popular myths, see Baring-Gould [716.2], which 
 covers such subjects as the Wandering Jew, Prester John, etc. 
 
 Accounts of the Revival of learning can be found in Hal- 
 
 lam's " Literature of Europe " [1531.2] and in his " Middle 
 ages" [.'i916.1]; in Gibbon's 53d and 66th chapters of the " Ro- 
 man empire" [824.9]; in Roscoe's "Lorenzo de' Medici" 
 [6525.1] and " Leo X " [5,526.0] ; in Robertson's introduction 
 to his " Charles V " [1226.9], and in Pater's " Renaissance " 
 [6925.2]. 
 
 See this period under Europe and the several countries of 
 Europe; Crusades; Feudal system, etc., in this and the Bates 
 Hall catalogues. 
 
 
 MiDDLEMARCH. Lewes, M. 2v 532.3 and 5636.2 
 
 Middlesex county, Mass. Historic fields and man- 
 sions of Middlesex. Drake, S. A. Boston, 1874. 
 
 8° 814.4 
 
 Middleton, Conyers. Life of M. Tullius Cicero. 
 New edition. London, 1837. 739 pp. Portrait. 
 
 8° 5521.2 
 
 Midshipman Easy, Mr. Marryat, F 337.12 
 
 Midwifery. Cazeaux, P. Theoretical and practical 
 
 treatise on. Philadelphia, 1866. 8° 6012.23 
 
 — Churchill, F. Theory and practice of. Philadel- 
 phia, 1855. 8° 6022.17 
 
 -Z-. Shelf. No. 
 Midwifery, continued. 
 
 — Collins, R. Practical treatise on. Boston, 1841. 8°. 6023.15 
 
 — Ingleby, J. T. Facts and cases in obstetric med- 
 
 icine. London, N. D. 8° 6012.10 
 
 — Pasta, A. Traite des pertes dd sang chez les 
 
 femmes enceintes. Paris, 1797. 2 v. 8° 6014.2 
 
 — Simpson, Sir J. Y. Obstetric memoirs and con- 
 
 tributions. Philadelphia, 1855, 56. 2 v. 8". 6011.5 
 MiGNET, Francois Auguste (Marie). History of the 
 French revolution, 1789-1814. London, 1868. 
 
 xi,424pp. Portrait. Sm. 8° 5517.4 
 
 MiGNON. Thomas, (C.) A. {In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
 Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.1 
 
 Mike Howe, the bushranger of Van Dieman's land. 
 
 Bonwick, J 725.28 
 
 MiLBURN, William Henry. Ten years of preacher- 
 life: chapters from an autobiography. New 
 
 York, 1859. 363 pp. Portrait. 12° 1015.1 
 
 Mildred. Craik, G. M 322.1 
 
 Mildred Arkell. Wood, E. P 333.15 
 
 Mildred's wedding. Notley, Mrs. — 711.37 
 
 Miles, Henry Adolphus. Lowell, as it was, and 
 as it is. 2d edition. Lowell, 1847. 234 pp. 
 Folded plan. 12° 5017.5 
 
 — editor. The altar at homo: prayers for the family 
 
 and the closet. 4th edition. Boston, 1855. 
 
 350 pp. 16° 6327.8 
 
 — Same. 10th edition. Boston, 1859. 350 pp. 16°. 6327.19 
 Miles, Leonidas Clint. Water-colour painting; with 
 
 the art of sketching from nature. With illus- 
 trations. London, N. D. 88 pp. 16° 6216.5 
 
 Miles Wallingford. Cooper, J. F 525. 17 
 
 Miletus, The lost tales of. [Poems.] Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton, E. (G. E.) L. Leipzig, 1866. Sq. 16°. 1614.7 
 
 Military architecture. An essay on the military 
 architecture of the middle ages. Viollet-le-Duc, 
 E. B. Oxford, 1860. 8° 6221.5 
 
 Military art and science. Andrews, C. C. Hints 
 to company oiBcers on their military duties. 
 New York, 1863. 24° 6927.7 
 
 — Hamley, E. B. The operations of war explained 
 
 and illustrated. Edinburgh, 1872. 4° 5910.6 
 
 — Praissac, — . [A short method for the easy re- 
 
 solving of any military question, propounded; 
 translated by John Cruso. Cambridge, 1639.] 
 Sm.8° 5918.2 
 
 — Revised regulations for the army of the United 
 
 States. 1861. See United States. Depart- 
 ment of war 1521.12 
 
 See also Infantry tactics. 
 
 Military biography. Chesney, C. C. Essays in 
 
 modern military biography. London, 1874. 8°. 5922,8 
 
 — Shanks, W. F. G. Personal recollections of dis- 
 
 tinguished generals. New York, 1866. 12°. . . 1015.5 
 Military education. The school and the army in 
 
 Germany and France. Hazen, W. B. New 
 
 York, 1872. 8° 5714.5 
 
 Military service. iSee Hygiene. 
 
 Mill, James. See Ribot, T. English psychology. 
 
 New York, 1874. 8° 5835.5 
 
 Mill, John Stuart. Autobiography. New York, 
 
 1874. vi, 313 pp. 8° 5424.7 
 
 — Dissertations and discussions: political, philo- 
 
 sophical, and historical. New York, 1874, 75. 
 
 6v. 8° 5824.4 
 
 Contents.— Yo\. I. The contest in America; State" inter- 
 ference with corporation and church property ; The currency 
 juggle ; Observations on the French revolution ; Poetry and its 
 varieties; Professor Sedgwick's discourse; Civilization; 
 Aphorisms ; Armand Carrel ; A prophecy ; Alfred de Vigny ; 
 Bentham; Appendi.x. II. Coleridge; De Tocqueville on De- 
 mocracy in America; Bailey on Berkeley's Theory of vision; 
 Michelet's History of France; The claims of labor; Guizot's 
 essays and lectures on history; Early Grecian history and 
 legend. III. Vindication of the French revolution of 1848; 
 Enfranehifement of women ; Dr. Whewell on moral phi- 
 losopliy; Grote's History of Greece; A few words on non- 
 intervention ; The slave power; Utilitarianism. IV. Thoughts 
 on parliamentary reform ; Recent writers on reform ; Bain's 
 psychology; Austin on jurisprudence; Plato; Inaugural ad- 
 dress [at St. Andrews, Feb. 1, 1867]. V. Endowments; 
 Thornto)! on labour and its claims ; Leslie on the land ques- 
 tion ; faine, De Tintelligence ; Treaty obligations ; Alaine on 
 Village communities; Grote's Aristotle; L'avere e limposta; 
 Papers on land tenure: Programme of the Land tenure reform 
 association; Speeches on land tenure reform, May 15, 1871, 
 March 18, 18/. '5; Advice to land retbrmers; The right of 
 property in land. 
 
MILL 
 
 160 
 
 MINERALOGY 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Mill, John Stuart, continued. 
 
 — On liberty. The subjection of women. New 
 
 York, 1874. 394 pp. 8" 1733.2 
 
 — Principles of political economy, with some of their 
 
 applications to social philosophy. From the 5th 
 London edition. New York, 1872. 2 v. 8°... 5822.3 
 
 — Suffrage for women, (/n Woman's suffrage tracts). 1926.5 
 
 — A system of logic, ratiocinativo and inductive. 
 
 8th edition. London, 1872. 2 v. 8° 6833.1 
 
 — Three essays on religion. [Added an essay on 
 
 Berkeley's life and writings.] New York, 1874. 
 
 xi, 302 pp. 8° 6325.7 
 
 — Ribot,T. English psychology. New York, 1874. 8". 5835.5 
 
 — Spencer, H., and others. John Stuart Mill: his 
 
 life and works. Boston, 1873. 12° 5427.10 
 
 Millbank; or, Roger Irving's ward. Holmes, M. J. 534.6 
 MiLLE, Les, et une nuits. Contes Arabes. Traduita 
 
 par Galland. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1842. 
 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5537.5 
 
 Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner. {Joaquin Miller.) 
 
 First fam'lies of the Sierras. [Fiction] 717.12 
 
 — Songs of the Sierras. Boston, 1873. 299+ pp. 16°. 1615.20 
 
 — The one fair woman 522.22 
 
 — The ship in the desert. [Poem.] Boston, 1875. 
 
 xi, 205 pp. 12° 1617.14 
 
 Miller, Elizabeth S. In the kitchen. [Receipts.] 
 
 Boston, 1875. 568 pp. Sm. 4° 1632.8 
 
 Miller, Hugh. An autobiography. My schools 
 
 and schoolmasters. Boston, 1872. 651 pp. 
 
 Portrait. 12° 1025.11 
 
 — First impressions of England and its people. 
 
 Boston, 1853. 430 pp. Portrait. 12° 425.13 
 
 — The foot-prints of the Creator. [Geology.] With 
 
 a memoir of the author by L. Agassiz. Boston, 
 
 1859. 337-1- pp. Portrait. Illustrated. 12°. 1526.16 
 
 — The old red sandstone; or, new walks in an old 
 
 field. [Geology.] Illustrated. Boston, 1857. 
 
 xxiv, 288 pp. 1 plate. 12° 1524.20 
 
 — Popular geology: a series of lectures read before 
 
 the philosophical institution of Edinburgh. 
 With Descriptive sketches from a geologist's 
 portfolio. With an introductory resume of the 
 progress of geological science within the last two 
 years, by Mrs. Miller. Boston, 1859. 423-f- 
 pp- 12'' 1524. 19 
 
 — Sandy Wood's sepulchre. (/» Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) ...'..'. 629.4.5 
 
 — The testimony of the rocks; or, geology in its 
 
 bearings on the two theologies, natural and 
 revealed. With memorials of the death and 
 character of the author. Boston, 1872. xiv, 
 602 [500] pp. Illustrated. 12° 1527.2 
 
 — Life and letters of. Bayne, P. Boston, 1871. 
 
 2 V. 12° 1225.16 
 
 A'vte. — Baj'ne'8 Life is the authoritative one ; and there are 
 brief sketches by Smiles, in his " Brief biographies " [1024.13], 
 and by Agassiz [1526.16]. See also P. Bayne's " Essays''' 
 
 Miller, James. The practice of surgery. 3d Amer- 
 ican edition. Edited, with additions, by F. 
 W. Sargent. Illustrated. Philadelphia, 1853. 
 720-[- pp. 8° 6022.16 
 
 Miller, Joaquin, pseud. See Miller, Cincinnatus 
 Hiner. 
 
 Miller, Samuel. Life of Jonathan Edwards, (/n 
 
 Sparks, J. Library of American biography). .5028.1.8 
 
 Miller, William. Evidence from Scripture and his- 
 tory of the second coming of Christ, about 1843. 
 Boston, 1842. 300, 4 pp. Folded sheet. 12°. 6818.11 
 
 Miller, William Allen. Elements of chemistry: 
 
 theoretical and practical. Vol. 1, 5th edition; 
 
 vol. 3, 4, 4th edition, with additions. London, 
 
 1868-72. 3 V. Illustrated. 8° 6432.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Chemical physics. II. Inorganic 
 chemistry. III. Organic chemistry. 
 
 Miller, The, of Angibault. Dudevant, A. L. A. D. 626.6 
 Millhouse, John. New English-Italian and Italian- 
 English dictionary. 4th edition. With addi- 
 tions by Ferdinand Bracciforti. London, 1874. 
 2 V. Sm. 8° *R.R.,F.3.11 
 
 CoHienM. — Vol. I. English and Italian. II. Italian and 
 English. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Mills, Abraham. The literature and the literary 
 men of Great Britain and Ireland. New York, 
 
 1870. 2 V. 8" 1021.6 
 
 Mills, The, of the gods. Twells, J. H 7 14. 15 
 
 Mills, The, of Tuxbury. Townsend, V. F 711.23 
 
 Milly; or, the hidden cross. Guernsey, L. E 1114.3 
 
 MiLHAN, Henry Hart. History of Christianity. New 
 
 and revised edition. London, 1867. 3 v. 16°... 5817.1 
 
 — History of Latin Christianity; including that of 
 
 the popes to the pontificate of Nicolas v. 4th 
 
 and revised edition. London, 1867. 9 v. Sm. 8°. 6817. 11 
 
 — History of the Jews; from the earliest period 
 
 down to modern times. 4th edition, revised and 
 extended. London, 1866. 3 v. 16° 6927.1 
 
 MiLNER, H. M. The gambler's fate: a drama. New 
 
 York, N. D. 37 pp. 12° 1636.4 
 
 MiLNES, Richard Monckton, lord Houghton. Life and 
 letters of John Keats. New edition. London, 
 1867. 363-f-pp. Portrait. Sm. 8° 1227.6 
 
 — Monographs, personal and social. [Essays, etc.] 
 
 New York, 1873. v, 328-f- pp. Portraits. 12°. 6616.7 
 
 — Selection from [his] works. London, 1867. viii, 
 
 236 pp. Portrait. Sq. 16° 6618.1 
 
 Milton, John. Poetical works. Leipzig, 1850. 
 
 vi, 358 pp. Sq. 16° 1614.12 
 
 Contents. — Paradise lost ; Paradise regained. 
 
 — Prose [and poetical] works. With an introduc- 
 
 tory review by R. Fletcher. London, 1866. 
 2v.ini. Portrait. L. 8° 6610.2 
 
 — Paradise lost. A poem. Boston, 1825. 294 pp. 
 
 Sm. 12° 1618.4 
 
 — Lowell, J. R. Among my books. Boston, 1876. 
 
 16° 1934.8.2 
 
 — Masson, D. Life of. Vol. i-iii. Vol. 1, Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1859; vol. 2, 3, London, 1871, 73. 3v. 8°. 5422.2 
 
 Note. — Preliminary to rending about Milton, consult Alli- 
 bone's elaborate article, where he has given the authorities 
 with copious citations upon the chief phases of Milton's lite 
 and writings. Also see McClintock and Strong. It has been 
 the fault of most of the subsequent lives, that they have been 
 partisan, either in respect to politics or religion, but the gen- 
 eral reader will find more than enough for his purpose in Mas- 
 son's elaborate " liife of Milton." It tells the story in connec- 
 tion with his times, of which the first volume covers 1608-39, 
 the second 1638-4.!, and the third 164&-49. 
 
 Of the lesser lives, Johnson's, in his "Lives of the poets" 
 C12;i8 20], shows a tory's and liigh churchman's estimates of a 
 republican and a puritan, and is by general concession preju- 
 diced and unwise, though of value for its critical discernment 
 and for its statements of the literary defects of Paradise lost. 
 Of the briefer memoirs and essays, the following may be 
 named : Channing's, in his " Works " [152.5. 1.1] ; Macaulay's, 
 in his essays [1918.4]; Humes, in chapter 52 of his "History 
 of England" [5413.2]; Essays on liis poetrv by Coleridge; by 
 Seeley, in his " Roman imperialism " [5613.3], etc. ; and one, 
 on Milton as a schoolmaster, in F. D. Maurice's " Friendship 
 of books" [6136.8]. Also Hazlitt's "Table talk," on his son- 
 nets; Howitt's " Homes of tlie poets " [1225.5], etc. 
 
 See also the general literary histories by Hallam and Taine. 
 In historical fiction we have Mrs. Manning's " Mary Powell," 
 a tale of Milton's courtship [738.1]. 
 
 Mind. Bain, A. Mind and body. The theories of 
 
 their relation. New York, 1873. 12° 6035.2 
 
 — Evans, W. F. The mental-cure, illustrating the 
 
 influence of the mind on the body, both in 
 health and disease. Boston [cop. 1869]. 12°.. 1626.8 
 
 — Jaeger, A. Mind and heart in religion. New 
 
 York, 1873. 16° 6326.22 
 
 — Maudsley, H. Physiology and pathology of the. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8° 6011.6 
 
 — Reid, T. An inquiry into the human mind, on 
 
 the principles of common sense. London, 1775. 
 
 8^ 5834.9 
 
 — Stewart, D. Elements of the philosophy of the. 
 
 Brattleborough, 1808. 8° 1522.1 
 
 See also Insanity, Intellectual science. Mental philosophy, 
 Metaphysics, Pliilosophy, Psychology. 
 
 Miner-, Alonzo Ames. Bible exercises, or, the Sun- 
 day school one class. Boston, 1863. 166 pp. 
 Illustrated. 12° 1538.10 
 
 Mineralogy. Collins, J. H. The first book of. 
 
 New York [Glasgow], 1873. 16° 1717.8 
 
 — Dana, J. D., and Brush, G. J. A system of. 
 
 New York, 1875. 8° 6630.2 
 
 — Hooker, W. Mineralogy. New York, 1872. 12°. 6636.3 
 
 — Jameson, R. Mineralogical notes. See Cuvier, 
 
 G. L. C. F. D., baron 6633.1 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 Mineralogy, continued. 
 
 — Jones, W. The treasures of the earth. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 6635.1 
 
 — Ramsay, A. Rudiments of. London, 1868. 12°. 1715.21 
 
 See also Coal, Crystallisation, Geology, Metallurgy, Mines, 
 Natural history. 
 
 Mines and mining. Jones, W. The treasures of the 
 
 earth. New York, 1872. 16° .., 6635.1 
 
 — Raymond, R. W. Statistics of mines and mining 
 
 west of the Rocky mountains. Washington, 
 
 1873. 8° 5035.8 
 
 — Ure, A. Dictionary of mines. London, 1872. 3 v. 
 
 8° 6422.3 
 
 See also Metallurgy. 
 
 Mingled yarn, A. Mackarness, M. A 339.19 
 
 MiNiFiE, William. A text book of geometrical draw- 
 ing for the use of mechanics and schools. Illus- 
 trated with steel plates. Revised by the author. 
 
 New York, 1873. 162+ pp. L. 8° 6420.3 
 
 MiNiGO. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.11 
 
 Minister's, The, story. Roe, A. S 735.34 
 
 Minister's, The, wife. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) . . . . . 328.4 
 
 Minister's, The, wooing. Stowe, H. (E.) B 314.24 
 
 Minnesinger, The, of Germany. Kroeger, A. E. 
 
 New York, 1873. 16° 5735.1 
 
 Minnesota and Dacotah, in' 1856. Andrews, C. C. 
 
 Washington, 1857. 12° 415.3 
 
 MiNTO, Earl of. See Elliot, Sir Gilbert. 
 Miracles. Mountford, W. Miracles past and 
 
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 — Wallace, A. R. Miracles and modern spiritual- 
 
 ism. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6328.24 
 
 MiRkio. A Provencal poem. Mistral, F. Boston, 
 
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 Miriam. [Poem.] Hall, L. J. Boston, 1850. 12°. 5216.3 
 
 Miriam CoflSn, or the whale-fishermen. Hart, J. C. . . 712.4 
 
 Miriam's marriage. Macquoid, K. S 319.5 
 
 Miriam's memoirs. Warfield, C. A 723.34 
 
 Misanthrope, Le: comedie. Moliere, J. B. P. 
 
 (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.2 
 
 Misanthrope, The: a comedy. Moliere, J. B. P. 
 
 Dramatic works. Edinburgh, 1876. 8° 5530.3.3 
 
 Mischief's Thanksgiving. Woolsey, S. C 933.11 
 
 Miserables, Les. Hugo, V. (M.), vicomte. New 
 
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 Miser's, The, daughter. Ainsworth, W. H 721.22 
 
 Mishmee hills, The. Cooper, T. T. London, 1873. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5933.6 
 
 Miss Angel. [Angelica Kaufmann, the artist.] 
 
 Thackeray, A. I. Leipzig 311.27 
 
 — Same. New York 720.28 
 
 Miss Carew. Edwards, A. B 312.11 
 
 Miss Dorothy's charge. Benedict, F. L 731.9 
 
 Miss Forrester. Edwards, A 732.2 
 
 Miss Hitchcock's wedding dress. [Fiction] 717.11 
 
 Miss Marjoribanks. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 328.13 
 
 Miss Molly. Butt, B. M 517.24 
 
 Miss Moore. Craik, G. M 937.27 
 
 Miss or Mrs. ? Collins, (W.) W 326.9 
 
 Miss Ravenel's conversion from secession to loyalty. 
 
 De Forest, J. W 535.5 
 
 Miss Rovel. Cherbuliez, V 711.32 
 
 Miss Thistledown. Clarke, R. S 927.26 
 
 Miss Tiller's vegetable garden and the money she 
 made by it. Warner, A. B. New York [1873]. 
 
 12° 1518.2 
 
 Miss Van Kortland. Benedict, F. L 710.5 
 
 MissALE Romanum. See Roman catholic church. . .5816.15 
 
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 of commissioners for foreign missions in India. 
 
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 Oriental churches. Boston, 1872. 2 v. 8°... 5812.1 
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 — Cochrane, T. Home mission work. Edinburgh, 
 
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 Mississippi river. Report upon the physios and hy- 
 draulics of the. Humphreys, A. A., and Ab- 
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 Mr. and Mrs. Faulconbridge. Aide, H 720. 14 
 
 Mr. Midshipman Easy. Marryat, F 337.12 
 
 Mr. Pendleton's cup. Bradley, W. 1 913.10 
 
 Mr. Rutherford's children. Warner, A. B 932.22 
 
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 ■^ Same. New York 518.1 
 
 Mr. Stewart's intentions. Robinson, F. W 73 1. 15 
 
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 Mrs. Armington's maid. Wright, D. T 714.1 
 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lecture, dramatized from D. 
 
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 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures. Jerrold, D. (W.) 
 
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 Mrs. Lirriper's legacy. Dickens, C. (J. H.), and 
 
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 Mistress, The, of the manse. [A poem.] Holland, 
 
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 — My farm of Edgewood. New York, 1864. x, 
 
 319-f-pp. 12° 716.2 
 
 — Reveries of a bachelor. New edition. New York, 
 
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 — Rural studies. New York, 1867. viii, 295-4- pp. 
 
 12° 6226.1 
 
 — Seven stories, with basement and attic. New 
 
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 Mitchell, Ormsby MacKnight. The planetary and 
 
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 discoveries and theories of modern astronomy. 
 
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 240 pp. Illustrated. 16° 1626.14 
 
 Mitchell, S. Weir. Wear and tear, or hints for the 
 
 overworked. Philadelphia, 1871. 59 pp. 16°. 1637.2 
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 geography. Illustrated. Philadelphia, 1846. 
 
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 — publisher. Accompaniment to Mitchell's new map 
 
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 MiTFORD, Mary Russell. Letters. 2d series. Edited 
 
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 — Life. Told by herself in letters to her friends. 
 
 Edited by A. G. K. L'Estrange. New York, 
 
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MITFORD 
 
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 MiTFORD, Mary Russell, continued. 
 
 — Our village. New edition. London, 1865, 71. 
 
 Illustrated. 2 v. Sm. 8° 527,19 
 
 Aote. — Pictures of English village life, admirably por- 
 trayed. 
 
 — Recollections of a literary life; or, books, places, 
 
 and people. New York [1851]. xii, 558 pp. 
 
 12° 1536.4 
 
 — See Fields, J. T. Yesterdays with authors. 
 
 Boston, 1875 [cop. 1871]. 12° 6136.13 
 
 A'o<e. — The chief life is that of L'E;strange [1226.161 but 
 there is an additional volume of her letters, edited by Clior- 
 ley [.^626.7], and her letters to Charles Boner [5426.2], beside 
 those contained in Fields's book. The " Recollectiuns of a 
 literary life " contains but sparse biographical memoranda, 
 and is mostly a selection of prose passages and short poems, 
 ■which have pleased her. See also Allibone's article ; Tay- 
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 vols. 39 and 40. 
 
 Mithridate: tragedie. Racine, J. de. Theatre 
 
 complet. Paris, 1870. 12° 5537.3 
 
 MiVART, St. George. Man and apes, an exposition 
 of structural resemblances and dififerences bear- 
 ing upon questions of affinity and origin. New 
 York, 1874. vi, 200-j- pp. Illustrated. 16°. 6617.6 
 
 — On the genesis of species. With illustrations. 
 
 2d edition. London, 1871. xv, 342 pp. Sm. 8°. 1536.5 
 
 See also Darwinism, note. 
 
 MoAB, The land of. Tristram, H. B. New York, 
 
 1873. 8° 6933.4 
 
 MoABiTE stone. Lectures on the. Colenso, J. W. 
 
 London, 1873. 89 5811.5 
 
 Note. — See also Scribner's monthly, vol. 2. 
 
 Moby-Dick; or, the whale. Melville, H. New 
 
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 Modern inquiries: classical, professional, and mis- 
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 Modern leaders: being a series of biographical 
 
 sketches. MacCarthy, J. New York, 1872. 8°. 5930.2 
 
 Modern magic. Scheie de Vere, M. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 1516.16 
 
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 kin, J. New York, 1872. 5 v. 12° 6236.18 
 
 Modern playmate. The. Wood, J. G. London 
 
 [1870J. Sq. 16° 6414.3 
 
 — Same. London [1875]. Sm. 8° 6414.6 
 
 Modern workshop practice. Winton, J. G. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 12° 1715.2 
 
 Moens, W. J. C. English travelers and Italian bri- 
 gands. With map and illustrations. New York, 
 1866. 355 pp. Portrait. 12° 423.16 
 
 Mohammed, or Mahomet. The Koran. Translated 
 from the Arabic; by Q. Sale. Prefixed a Life 
 of Mohammed. Boston, 1862. 472 pp. 16°.. 5815.2 
 
 — Irving, W. Life of. Leipzig, 1850. Sq. 16°. . .1238.12 
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 16° 1238.5 
 
 Mahomet and his successors. New York, 1850. 
 
 2v. 12° 1223.4 
 
 Sa7ne. Philadelphia, 1871. 2 r. Sm. 8° 1815.3 
 
 — Smith, R. B. Mohammed and Mohammedanism. 
 
 New York, 1875. 12° 5816.23 
 
 A'o<e. — The best popular account of Mohammed is Irving's, 
 whicli makes no pretence to original investigation, and the 
 same may be said of his account of the sut'cessors of Mo- 
 hammed to the invasion of S|>ain, A. n. 710. Smyth's third 
 lecture on "Modern history" [5012.10; 5925.7] will indicate 
 the old authorities. The 50th chapter of Gibbon's Rome 
 [824.9] shows tliat historian at the best, and is perhaps the 
 strongest vindication that Mahommed has received from a Eu- 
 ropean. Carlyle, in his " Heroes and hero-worship " [1535.19], 
 has also taken the palliative side, and he is followed by 
 Kingsley, in his " Alexandria and her schools " [122;i.5], who 
 agrees to Carlyle's "true and just description of a much ca- 
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 nglish 
 prefixed form- 
 
 1 [5815.2] 
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 the condition and history of this faith is dwelt upon: and 
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 The two lives which probably present the greatest research 
 
 are those by Sir William Muir, 1858, in English; and that 
 German, by Sprenger, I8C1, neitlur of which are in this 
 Branch, but may be found in Bates Hall. 
 
 See also F. W. Newman, in Eraser's magazine, Aug., 1878: 
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 Emanuel Deutsch's article on " Islam " fi<r an appendix, and 
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 [57.'i'i.7]. There are luiler references to the literature of the 
 subject in Milman's "Latin Christianity" [5817.11.1], and in 
 the notes in the Lower Hall Catalogue ot history, etc. See 
 also MtClintock and Strong's CyclopoBdia. Draper's " Con- 
 flict between religion and science" [5826.4] views Moham- 
 medanism as an earlier reformation. 
 
 Mohammed Ali and his house. [Historical fiction.] 
 
 Mundt, C. (M.) 531.28 
 
 Molecular physics in the domain of radiant heat. 
 Contributions to. Tyndall, J. New York, 
 1873. 8° 6431.1 
 
 Molecular science. Somerville, M. London, 
 
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 MoLESWORTH, William Nassau. History of England 
 
 from 1830. London, 1871-73. 3 v. 8° 5413.3 
 
 — Same. New edition. London, 1874. 3 v. Sm. 8°. 5415.1 
 MoLiiiRE, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, called. CEuvres 
 
 completes. Edition variorum. [Avec] notes 
 [etc.]. Par C. Louandre. Portrait. Paris, 
 1869. 3 V. 12 5537.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Precis de I'histoire du theatre en France ; 
 Vie de Molierc; La jalousie du barbouille; Le medecin vo- 
 lant ; L'6tourdi ; Le d6pit amoureux ; l^es pr6cieuses ridicules ; 
 Sganarelle, ou le cocu imaginaire; Don Garcie de Navarre; 
 L ecole des maris ; Les facheux ; L'Scole des fenimes ; La cri- 
 tique de Lecole des femmes; L'impromptu de Versailles; Jj& 
 maiiage force. II. La princesse d'Elide; Don Juan, ou le 
 festin de Pierre: L'amour m6decin; Le misanthrope; Le 
 medecin malgre lui; Melicerte; Pastorale comique; Le Sici- 
 lien; Le Tartutte; Amphitryon; George Dandin; Fete de 
 Versailles; Appendice. HI. L'avare; Monsieur de Pour- 
 ceaugnac; Les amants magnitiques; Le bourgeois gentil- 
 homme; Psyche; Les fourberies de Scapin ; La comtesse 
 d'Escarbagnas; Les femmes savantes; Le malade imaginaire; 
 Poesies diverses. 
 
 — Dramatic works. Rendered into English by Henri 
 
 Van Laun. With a prefatory memoir, introduc- 
 tory notices, appendices and notes. Vol. i-iii. 
 Edinburgh, 1875, 76. 3 v. Portrait. Etch- 
 ings. 8° 5530.3 
 
 Contents, — Y6\. I. Preface; Prefatory memoir; The blun- 
 derer ; The love-tiff; The pretentious young ladies : Sganarelle ; 
 Don Garcia of Navarre. II. The school for husbands; The 
 bores; The school for wives; The school for wives criticised; 
 The impromptu of Versailles ; The forced marriage. III. The 
 princess of Elis ; Don Juan, or the feast with the statue; Love 
 is the best doctor; The misanthrope; The physician in spite 
 of himself. 
 
 — See Prescott, W. H. Biographical and critical 
 
 essays. London, 1856. 16° 1537.8 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1875. 12° 5237.3 
 
 MoLLOY, Gerald. The passion play at Ober-Ammer- 
 
 gau, in the summer of 1871. 2d edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1872. 120 pp. 12 photographs. 4° 5735.9 
 
 Mollusca, Manual of the. Woodward, S. P. Lon- 
 don, 1871. 12° 1715.9 
 
 MoLTKE, Helmuth Carl Bernhard von. Histoire de 
 la campagne de 1866. Traduite de I'allemand 
 par F. Raynaud. Paris, 1868. 226-|- pp. 8°. 5712.1 
 
 MoMMSEN, Theodor. History of Rome. Translated 
 by W. P. Dickson. With a preface by L. Schmitz. 
 New edition. New York, 1872. 4 v. 12° 5516.1 
 
 Monarch, The, of Mincing-Lane. Black, W 720. 13 
 
 MoNARCHS retired from business [after abdication]. 
 
 Doran, J. W. New York, 1865. 2 v. 12°.... 1223.1 
 
 Monastery, The. Scott, Sir W. Boston 523.9 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 330.4 
 
 Monastic orders. Legends of the. Jameson, A. 
 
 (M.) Boston, 1866. 16° 1517.7 
 
 Monckton, Japies H. The national builder, a work 
 
 on constructive carpentry. With a glossary. 
 
 New York leap. 1872]. 22 pp. 92 plates, with 
 
 accompanying text. 4°,......,.... 6420.1 
 
 MoNCRiEFF, Ascott Robert Hope. {Ascott Robert 
 
 Hope.) A book about boys. Boston, 1869. 
 
 xii, 247 pp. 16° 926.24 
 
 — Book about dominies. Boston, 1869. 265 pp. 16°. 1535.9 
 
 — The day after the holidays. With illustrations. 
 
 New York [Edinburgh, 1875]. 203-f- pp. 
 [Hope's annual.] Sm. 8° 1115.8 
 
 — My schoolboy friends: a story of Whitminster 
 
 grammar school. Edinburgh, 1870. 354-f- pp. 
 
 8° 912.2 
 
 — Stories of French school life. Edinburgh, 1871. 
 
 xviii,446pp. Illustrated. 16° 715.17 
 
MONCRIEFF 
 
 163 
 
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 MoNCRiEPP, W. T. Monsieur Tonson: a farce. New 
 
 York, N. D. 40 pp. 12° 1635.3 
 
 — Tom and Jerry: a burletta. New York, N. D. 
 
 28 pp. 12" 1635.6 
 
 Monde illustre, Le. Vol. 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 32, 33. 
 
 Paris, 1868-73. 7 v. F^ 5320.1 
 
 Money: a comedy. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) L. 
 
 Dramatic works. Leipzig, 1860. Sq. 16° 1614.5 
 
 Money. Eggleston, G. C. How to make a living. 
 
 Suggestions upon tlie art of making, saving, and 
 
 using money. New York, 1875. 12° _. 1536.20 
 
 — Jovons, W. S. Money and tiie meclianism of ex- 
 
 change. New York, 1875. 12° 5826.8 
 
 — Tables of money, weiglit, and measure. See 
 
 Webster, N. Dictionary of the English 
 language [Counting-house edition], pp. 550- 
 
 608 *R.R., A.2.5 
 
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 Money-maker. Adams, W. T 923.17 
 
 MoNFORT Hall. Warfield, C. A 723.32 
 
 MoNiKiNS, The. Cooper, J. F 525.21 
 
 Monks, The, of the West. Montalembort, C. F. de 
 
 Tryon, coTnfe do. Boston, 1872. 2 v. 8° 5514.5 
 
 Xote. — Voluminous record of this life and its results in 
 Western Europe. 
 
 MoNNiER, Marc. The wonders of Pompeii. From 
 the French. New York, 1872. 250 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 1714.17 
 
 Monographs, personal and social. [Essays, etc.] 
 
 Milnes, R. M. New York, 1873. 12° 5616.7 
 
 Monroe, Lewis Baxter, editor. Public and parlor 
 readings. Dialogues and dramas. Boston, 
 1873. vi, 341pp. 12° ; 1516.15 
 
 Humorous. Boston, 1874. viii, 326 pp. 12°. 1515.18 
 
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 12° 1515.14 
 
 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac: comedie-ballet. Mo- 
 
 liere, J. B. P. (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12°. . .5537.2.3 
 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. Dudevant, A. L. A. D 626.3 
 
 Monsieur Tonson: a farce. Moncrieff, W. T. New 
 
 York, N. D. 12° 1635.3 
 
 Monsieur Violet, Narrative of the travels and ad- 
 ventures of. Marryat, F 337.7 
 
 Monsters, The, of the deep. Adams, W. H. D. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6617.1 
 
 Montagu, Elizabeth. A [English] lady of the last 
 century: illustrated in her unpublished letters. 
 Doran, J. W\ London, 1873. 8^ 5422.11 
 
 Montagu, Mary Wortley, lady. Letters and works. 
 Edited by Lord Wharncliffe. 3d edition, with 
 a new memoir by W. May Thomas. London, 
 1861.66. 2 V. Portraits. 8° 5623.3 
 
 Note.— See Mrs. Oliphant's sketch, in her "George II" 
 [1032.]]; Leigh Hunt's " Men, women, and books" [1935.1]; 
 and AUibone and his references. 
 
 Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de. Works. Compris- 
 ing his essays, journey into Italy, and letters, 
 with notes from all the commentators, biographi- 
 cal and bibliographical notices, etc. By W. 
 Hazlitt. Now and revised edition. Edited by 
 0. W. Wight. Now York, 1872. 4 v. Portrait. 
 Sm. 8° . . , 6536.8 
 
 Note.— The old English translntion with a life is Charles 
 Cotton's, but successive editors have modified the text, and 
 Hazlitt' 8, with his stnnmaiized life, is now usually met 
 with, but in this edition will be found, in the third vol- 
 ume, a bibliography of the essays, and in the fourth volume a 
 full collection of titles of lives and commentaries, as well as 
 an abridgment of St. John's latest and best life of Montaigne, 
 18.58, who enumerates in an appendix the principal sources of 
 information. Estimates of Montaigne will he found in Emer- 
 son's "Representative men" [191(5.0; 19.i4.(i.2]; Hallam's 
 " Literature " [1.WI.2], and in the histories of Martin and 
 Michelet. 
 
 Montalembert, Charles Forbes de Tryon, cornte de. 
 Des inter^ts catholiques au xix^ siecle. 3e 
 edition. Paris, 1852. 251-j- pp. 18° 2018.4 
 
 — Letters to a schoolfellow, 1827-30. From the 
 
 French by C. F. Audley. London, 1874. xx, 
 
 267 pp. Portrait. Sq. 16° 5527.12 
 
 — The monks of the West. Boston, 1872. 2 v. 8°. 6514.5 
 
 — Memoir of. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) Leipzig, 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 Montepin, Xavier Aymon de, joint author. The 
 
 Corsican brothers. See Bast6, Eugene Pierre. 1635.3 
 Montez, Lola. See Lola Montez. 
 Montgomery, Florence. Misunderstood 313.21 
 
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 — Wild Mike and his victim 313.29 
 
 Montgomery, James. Poems. Added a memoir of 
 
 the author. New edition, with illustrations. 
 Boston, 1873. xxxvi, 362 pp. 16° 1628.2 
 
 Montgomery, Richard, Life of. Armstrong, J. 
 
 (/nSparks, J. Library of American biography). 5028. 1.1 
 
 Montgomery, Robert. A universal prayer; Death; 
 A vision of heaven, etc. [Poems.] From the 
 second London edition. Boston, 1829. xviii, 
 
 9-132 pp. Portrait. 12° 1616.18 
 
 Note. — See Macaiilay's caustic review in his Essays [1918.4]. 
 
 Monthly miscellany. The, of religion and letters. 
 
 VoL 1-9. Boston, 1839-43. 9 v. in 5. 8°.... 6536.1 
 
 Monthly religious magazine and theological review. 
 
 See Religious magazine and monthly review. . . 6725.1 
 
 Monti, Luigi. Grammar of the Italian language. 
 
 Boston, 1855. xii, 252 pp. 12° 2035.1 
 
 Montolieu, Jeanne Isabelle Pauline de Bottens, 
 baronne de, joint author. The Swiss family Robin- 
 son. See Wyss, Johann Rudolf 733.8 and 735.6 
 
 MoNTPELiER, Vermont, History of. Thompson, D. P. 
 
 Montpelier, 1860. 8° 813.11 
 
 MooDiE, Susanna (Strickland). Life in the clearings 
 
 versus the bush. New York [1853]. 300 pp. 12°. 414.8 
 
 — Roughing it in the bush; or, life in Canada. 
 
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 — .Same. 2 v. in 1 414.9 
 
 Moods. Alcott, L. M 517.3 
 
 Moon. Guillemin, A. Wonders of the. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 1714.29 
 
 — Proctor, R. A. The moon. New York, 1873. 16°. 6814.2 
 
 MooNFOLK. Austin, J. G 912.22 
 
 Moonstone, The. Collins, (W.) W 326.10 
 
 Moore, Clara Jessup. On dangerous ground. A 
 
 romance of American society. Bj Mrs. Bloom- 
 field H. Moore. [International series] 722.1 
 
 Moore, Charles H. What to read, and how to read. 
 
 New York, 1871. 152 [148] pp. 12° 1537.3 
 
 Moore, Frank. Memorial services at the graves of 
 our soldiers. May 30, 1868. See United States. 
 History. Civil war 5013.13 
 
 Moore, Jacob Bailey, joint editor. Collections, his- 
 torical and miscellaneous; and monthly literary 
 journal. .See Far.mer, John 1912.5 
 
 — Collections, topographical, historical and bio- 
 
 graphical, relating principally to New-Hamp- 
 shire. tSee Farmer, John 612.1 
 
 Moore, John Weeks. Complete encyclopsedia of 
 
 music. Boston [co;?. 1852]. 1004 pp. L. 8°.*R.R.,B.2.3 
 
 Moore, Thomas. Poetical works. With portrait. 
 
 Leipzig, 1842. 5 r. in 3. Sq. 16° 1614.9 
 
 Contents. — Vol. il."] 1,2. Odes of Anacreon, translated, 
 witti notes; Epigrams from the Anthologia; Juvenile poems; 
 Poems relating to America; Corruption, and intolerance; 
 The sceptic; Twopenny post-bag; Intercepted letters, etc. ; 
 Satirical and humorous poems; Irish melodies; National 
 airs; Sacred songs. [II.] 3, 4. Evenings in Greece; Le- 
 gendary ballads; Set of glees; Ballads, songs, miscellaue- 
 pus poems, etc. ; Songs from the Greek anthology ; Unpub- 
 lished songs, etc.; Lalla Rookh; Political and satirical poems ; 
 The Fudge family in Paris; Fables for the holy alliance; ' 
 Rhymes on the road; Miscellaneous poems; The loves of the 
 angels; Satirical and humorous poems. [III.] 5. Satirical 
 and humorous poems; The Fudges in England; Songs from 
 M. P., or the blue stocking; Miscellaneous poems; The epicu- 
 rean; Alciphron. 
 
 — Memoirs of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. New 
 
 York, 1853. 2 v. Portrait. 12° 1223.8 
 
 — Personal reminiscences. {In Stoddard, R. H. 
 
 Bric-k-brac series) 1828.6 
 
 Note. — See Mrs. Hall's " Recollections," in the Atlantic 
 monthly, Jan., 18(55 ; llowitt's " Homes of the British poets " 
 [1225.5]; Magiuii's " Fraserian papers" [1935..')]; Leigh 
 Hunt's " Autobiograpliy ■' [1225.20]; H. C. Robinson's 
 "Diary" [5125.3]; the " Groville journals" [.">414.6]; Mad- 
 den's " BU'ssington " [1223.2]; Willis's " Pencillings by the 
 way" [4;?0.2] ; and the appendix to vol. 4 of the life of Wash- 
 ington Irving [1214.1]. 
 
 Moorland cottage, The. Gaskell, E. C 626.13 
 
 MoPSA the fairy. Ingelow, J 936.23 
 
 Moral philosophy. See Ethics. 
 
MORAL 
 
 164 
 
 MORTON 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Moral science, First principles of. Birks, T. R. 
 
 London, 1873. Sm. 8° 5836.2 
 
 Morale, La, en action. Ilocquart, E. Nouvelle- 
 
 Orleans, 1824. 12° 5518.3 
 
 Morals. Hildreth,R. Theory of. Boston, 1844. 12°. 6836.5 
 
 — Spencer, H. Recent discussions in. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 6835.2 
 
 See also Ethics. 
 
 Morals, The, of Abou Ben Adhem. Locke, D. R. 
 
 Boston, 1875. 12° 1636.22 
 
 Morals and mysteries. Aide, H 328.27 
 
 Moravian historical society, Bethlehem, Pa. A me- 
 morial of the dedication of monuments erected 
 to mark the sites of ancient missionary stations 
 in New York and Connecticut. Reichel, W.C, 
 editor. New York, 1860. 8° 831.3 
 
 Morbid anatomy. An introduction to. Green, T. H. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 8° 6021.9 
 
 More, Hannah, Memoirs of the life and corre- 
 spondence of. Roberts, W. New York, 1834. 
 2r. 12° 1025.1 
 
 More, Sir Thomas. Utopia. Translated into Eng- 
 lish by Ralph Robinson. His second and revised 
 edition, 1556: preceded by the title and epistle 
 of his first edition, 1551. Edited by Edward 
 Arber. London, 1869. 168 pp. [English re- 
 prints.] Sm. a° 6618.8 
 
 — Manning, A. The household of. New York, 
 
 1867. 16° 738.3 
 
 — Seebohm, T. The Oxford reformers. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 5811.12 
 
 A'o«c.— The general historians like Hume, Ilallam and Lin- 
 gard have viewed his character much according to their own 
 impulses, till Mackintosh, in his Essays, did much to defend 
 his subject, relying largely upon More's own apology, which 
 earlier writers had neglected. Disraeli inclines to the un- 
 favorable side in liis " Psychological character of Sir Thomas 
 More," in his "Amenities of literature " [15;».13]. A fresh 
 attack was made by Froude, in his History [826.9]. See also 
 Campbell's " LoPrd chancellors" [5427.9] ; Mrs. Hall's Pil- 
 grimage to his home, in Harper's monthly, vol. 1 ; Foster's 
 " Critical essays " [.5614.3.1]; Lodge's " Portraits " [5337.6.1], 
 Allibone has a full article. 
 
 Mrs. Manning's lictitious reproduction of More's domestic 
 life, in her " Household of Sir Thomas More " is of good 
 repute. 
 
 MoREAS, Francisco de. Palmerin of England. Lon- 
 don, 1807. 4 V. 16° ,...5928.2 
 
 MoREAu, Henry. La politique francaise eh Amerique 
 
 1861-64. Paris, 1864. 176 pp. 8° ^... 831.1 
 
 MoREAU DE Saint Mery, Mederic Louis Elie. 
 Topographical and political description of the 
 Spanish part of Saint-Domingo. Translated from 
 the French, by William Cobbett. Philadelphia, 
 1798. 2v.ini. 8° 1913.3 
 
 MoRETTi's campanula. Thackeray, A. I. Works. 512.1.4 
 
 MoRFiT, Campbell, and Muckl6, Alexander. Chem- 
 ical and pharmaceutic manipulations. With 
 illustrations. Philadelphia, 1849. 482 [476] pp. 
 12° 6433.3 
 
 Morgan, Henry. Ned Nevins, the news boy. Illus- 
 trated. Boston, 1869. 418+ pp. 16° 936.32 
 
 Morgan, John Ed. University oars, being a criti- 
 cal enquiry into the after health of the men who 
 rowed in the Oxford and Cambridge boat-race, 
 1829-69. London, 1873. xvi, 397 pp. 16°... 6416.1 
 
 Morgan, Sydney Owenson, lady. Memoirs: auto- 
 biography, diaries and correspondence. Leip- 
 zig, 1863. 3v.ini. Sq. 16° 1238.10 
 
 MoRisoN, David. The religious history of man. 2d 
 
 edition. London, 1842. x, 384-|- pp. Sm. 8°. 5816.15 
 
 MoRisoN, James Cotter. The life and times of Saint 
 Bernard, abbot of Clairvaux. A. D. 1091-1153. 
 New edition. London, 1868. x, 448-|- pp. 
 Sm. 8° 5525.9 
 
 Morley, Henry. English writers. Vol. 1, 2, part 1. 
 
 London, 1867. 2 v. in 3. 8° 5622.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I, Part 1. Celts and Anglo-Saxons; with 
 an introductory sketch of the four periods of English lit- 
 erature. Part 2. From the conquest to Chaucer. II. Chaucer 
 to Dunbar. 
 
 — Memoirs of Bartholomew fair. With facsimile 
 drawings, engraved upon wood. A verbatim re- 
 print of the original edition. London [1874]. 
 xvi, 404 pp. Sm. 8° 6418.8 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 MoRLEY, John. Edmund Burke: a historical study. 
 
 London, 1867. xv, 312 pp. 8° 5613.3 
 
 — On compromise. London, 1874. x, 214 pp. 8°. 6823.4 
 
 — Rousseau. London, 1873. 2 v. 8° 5523.4 
 
 — Voltaire. London, 1872. xiii,346pp. 8°. 1221.2and 5523.2 
 MoRLEY, Susan. A ileen Ferrers 710.30 
 
 — T-hrostlethwaite .'. : . . . 723.33 
 
 MoRLEY Ernstein. James, G. P. R 327.10 
 
 MoRMONiSM. Ludlow, F. H. Examination of the 
 
 Mormon principle. New York, 1871. 16° 413.4 
 
 — Rae, W. F. A visit to the Mormons. Leipzig, 
 
 1874. Sq. 16° 438.3 
 
 — Stenhouse, T. B. H. The Rocky mountain 
 
 saints: a full and complete history of the Mor- 
 mons. New York, 1873. 8° 6933.9 
 
 See also Great Salt Lake city, Utah. 
 
 Note.— Sec also travels, like Dixon's "New America" 
 [418.1]; Ludlow's "Heart of the continent" [41.3.4]; Kae's 
 "Westward by rail" [4.38..S]; Dilke's "Greater Britain" 
 [423.13; 59,35.7]; and also Dixon's " Spiritual wives " [15.'58.2] 
 and his " "White conquest " [439.41 There are articles on 
 the Utah war in the Atlantic monthly, vol. 3; also a paper by 
 Lossing, in Harper's monthly, vol. 6. 
 
 Morning-glories. Alcott, L. M 926.10 
 
 MoRPHY, Paul, the chess-champion, The exploits and 
 triumphs, in Europe, of. Edge, F. M. New 
 York, 1859. 12° 1516.25 
 
 MoRHis, Edmund. Farming for boys. With illus- 
 trations. Boston, 1872. ix, 286-]- pp. Sm. 4°. 932.1 
 
 Morris, Edward E., editor. Epochs of history. 
 Namely: — 
 
 — Cox, G. W. The crusades. New York, 1874. 16^. 628.1 
 
 — Gairdner, J. The houses of Lancaster and York. 
 
 New York, 1874. 16° 628.4 
 
 — Gardiner, S. R. The thirty years' war. London, 
 
 1874. 16° 628.2 
 
 — Morris, W. O'C. The French revolution and first 
 
 empire. New York [1875]. 16° 628.5 
 
 — Seebohm, F. The era of the protestant revolution. 
 
 London, 1874. 16° 628.3 
 
 — Warburton, W. P. Edward iii. London, 1876. 
 
 16° 628.6 
 
 Morris, Thomas. A house for the suburbs, socially 
 and architecturally sketched. 3d edition, with 
 illustrative designs. London, 1870. vi, 191-j- 
 pp. Sm. 8° 6223.1 
 
 Morris, William. The earthly paradise. A poem. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 3 v. Sm. 8° 1625.3 
 
 Morris, William O'Connor. The French revolution 
 and first empire: an historical sketch. With 
 an appendix upon the bibliography of the sub- 
 ject and a course of study by A. D. White. 
 New York [1875]. xxvii, 306-}- pp. 2 folded 
 maps. [Morris, E. E., editor. Epochs of his- 
 tory.] 16° 628.5 
 
 Morse, Jedidiah. American universal geography. 
 
 With maps. 5th edition. Boston, 1805. 2 v. 8°. 432.2 
 
 — and Parish, Elijah. New gazetteer of the East- 
 
 ern continent. With maps. Charlestown, 1802. 
 Unpaged. 8° 432.4 
 
 Morse, John Torrey, jr. Life of Alexander Hamil- 
 ton. Boston, 1876. 2 v. 16° 5026.7 
 
 Morse, Samuel Finley Breese. Paris exposition, 
 1867. Reports of the United States commis- 
 sioners. Examination of the telegraphic appa- 
 ratus and processes of telegraphy. Washington, 
 1869. 166pp. 8° 6822.3 
 
 — Memorial of. See Boston, Mass 1211.5 and 5023.3 
 
 — Prime, S. L Life of. New York, 1875. 8° 633L1 
 
 Mortars, Rudimentary treatise on. Burnell, G. R. 
 
 London, 1872. 12° 1716.11 
 
 Mortimer, Mrs. — . Lines left out; or, some of the 
 
 histories left out in " Line upon line." New 
 
 York, 1870. xiv, 339 pp. Illustrated. 16°... 928.8 
 Morte dArthur. Malory, Sir T. London, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5618. 10 
 
 Mortimer, Grace, pseud. See Stuart, M. B. 
 
 Mortomley's estate. A novel. Riddell, J, H 319.31 
 
 Morton, John Madison. Box and Cox: [a comedy]. 
 
 New York, N. D. 24 [22] pp. 12° 1635.4 
 
 Morton, Thomas. The children in the wood: an 
 
 opera. New York, n. D. 28 pp. 12° 1035,3 
 
MORTON 
 
 165 
 
 MUNDT 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Morton, William Thomas . Green. Statements on 
 his claim to the discovery of the ancesthetio 
 properties of ether. See United States. Mis- 
 cellaneous documents 6812.3 
 
 — Trials of a public benefactor, as illustrated in the 
 
 discovery of etherization. Rice, N. P. New 
 
 York, 1859. 12° 6826.1 
 
 MoKTON h&use. Fisher, F. C 711.30 
 
 Mosaic cosmogony. Goodwin, 0. W. {In Essays 
 
 and reviews) 1538.3 
 
 — Same. (In Hedge, F. H. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology) 1526.24 and 5814.15 
 
 MoSBY, John Singleton, Partisan life with. [Civil 
 
 war, 1861-65.] Scott, J. New York, 1867. 8°. 811.14 
 MoscHELES, Charlotte. Life of Moscheles, with 
 
 selections from his diaries and correspondence. 
 
 Adapted from the German by A. D. Coleridge. 
 
 London, 1873. 2 v. Portrait. 8° 5525.6 
 
 Moscheles, Ignaz. Recent music and musicians, as 
 
 described in [his] diaries and correspondence. 
 
 Edited by his wife. And adapted from the 
 
 original German by A. D. Coleridge. New 
 
 York, 1873. xviii, 434 pp. 12" 6234.4 
 
 — Life, with selections from his diaries and corre- 
 
 spondence. Moscheles, C. London, 1873. 2 v. 8°. 5525.6 
 
 MoscHus. Idylls. (See Theocritus 6115.17 
 
 Moscow. Spectacles for young eyes. Lander, S. 
 
 W 916.9 
 
 MoSE Evans. Baker, W. M 726.23 
 
 MosELEY, Joseph. What is contraband of war and 
 
 what is not. London, 1861. xi, 114 pp. 12". 6927.6 
 Mosses from an old manse. [Short stories.] Haw- 
 thorne, N. Boston, 1872. 2 v. in 1. 16" 1813.3 
 
 MossMAN, Samuel. New -Japan, the land of the 
 rising sun; its annals during the past twenty 
 years, recording the remarkable progress of the 
 Japanese in western civilization. With map. 
 
 London, 1873. vii, 484 pp. 8° 5922.9 
 
 Mother goose for grown folks. [Verse.] Whitney, 
 
 A. D. T 1625.5 
 
 MoTHER-iN-LAw, The. Southworth, E. D. E. N. . . 727.9 
 Mother's, The, nursery songs. Hastings, T. New 
 
 York, 1835. 12° 1625.8 
 
 Mother's, The, recompense. Aguilar, G 313.2 
 
 Motherly talks with young housekeepers. Beecher, 
 
 E. W. New York, 1873. 12° 1515.13 
 
 Motion, Power in. Armour, J. London, 1871. 
 
 12° 1716.41 
 
 Motley, John Lothrop. History of the United Neth- 
 erlands: 1584-1609. With portraits. New York, 
 1868-71. 4 V. 8° 5912.1 
 
 — Life and death of John of Barneveld; with a 
 
 view of the primary causes and movements of 
 the Thirty years' war. With illustrations. New 
 
 York, 1874. 2 v. 8° 5713.3 
 
 The rise of the Dutch republic. New York, 1856. 
 3 y. 8° 822.2 
 
 Note. — Motley's histories follow in this order, — 1. Dutch 
 republic; 2. United Netherlands; 3. John of Barneveld. 
 See Netherlands, note. 
 
 Moulding. Manuel du mouleur. Lebrun, — . Paris, 
 
 1850. 24° ^ 6429. 11 
 
 Moulton, Louise Chandler. Bed-time stories 927.24 
 
 — Some women's hearts 7 14. 2 
 
 Mounsey, Augustus H. Journey through the Cau- 
 casus and the interior of Persia. With a map. 
 London, 1872. xi, 336 pp. 8° 6931.7 
 
 Mount Auburn, Guide through. Dearborn, N. S. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 12° 413.8 
 
 Mt, Holyoke female seminary. 25th anniversary. 
 
 Memorial. South Hadley, 1862. 174 pp. 
 
 Plate. 12° 1813.9 
 
 Mount Vernon papers. The. Everett, E. New 
 
 York, 1860. 12° 1534.13 
 
 Mountain adventures. Headley, J. T. New York, 
 
 1872. 16° 1714.4 
 
 Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada. King, C. 
 
 Boston, 1872. Sm. 8° 413.1 
 
 Mountford, William. Euthanasy; or, happy talk 
 
 towards the end of life. Boston, 1874. xviii, 
 
 511pp. 16° 5836.7 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Mountford, William, continued. 
 
 — Martyria: a legend of the reign of Edward sixth. 
 
 With an introduction. Boston, 1846. xx, 328 
 
 pp. 16° 738.8 
 
 — Miracles past and present. Boston, 1870. yiii, 
 
 512pp. 16° 1536.6 
 
 — Thorpe, a quiet English town, and human life 
 
 therein. Boston, 1852. 390 pp. 16° 715.9 
 
 Moustache, Vieux, pseud. See Gordon, Clarence. 
 
 Movement-cure, An exposition of the Swedish. 
 
 Taylor, G. H. New York, 1860. 12° 6036.12 
 
 MowATT, Anna Cora. See Ritchie, Anna Cora. 
 
 Mozart, Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amadeus. 
 Don Giovanni; II flauto magico; Marriage of 
 Figaro. (In Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera 
 librettos) 6233.3.2 
 
 — Letters. 1769-91. Translated by Lady Wallace. 
 
 With a portrait and facsimile. New York, 
 
 1866. 2v. 16° 1024.11 
 
 — Mozart and Mendelssohn. Barnard, C. F., jr. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16° 926.23 
 
 Note. — See the note on music in the Bulletin, Jan., 1876. 
 
 MucKL^fe, Alexander, ^omf author. Chemical and phar- 
 maceutic manipulations. See Morfit, Camp- 
 bell 6433.3 
 
 MuDDOCK, J. E. A wingless angel. A novel 535.21 
 
 Mudford, William. The iron shroud, (in Johnson, 
 
 (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.3 
 
 MuEHLBACH, Louise, pseud. See Mundt, Clara 
 (Mueller). 
 
 Mueller, Carl Otfried. History of the literature 
 of ancient Greece. Continued after the author's 
 death by John W. Donaldson. London [1858]. 
 3v. Portrait. 8° 6113.3 
 
 Mueller, (Friedrich) Max. Chips from a German 
 
 workshop. New York, 1871-75. 4 v. Sm. 8°. 5616.1 
 
 Cmitents. — Vol. I. The science of religion. II, Mythology, 
 traditions, and customs. III. Literature, biography, and an- 
 tiquities. IV. Essays chiefly on the science of language, with 
 index to vol. Ill and IV. 
 
 — Lectures on the science of language. New York, 
 
 1874. 2 V. Sm. 8° 6126.4 
 
 — Lectures on the science of religion ; with a paper 
 
 on Buddhist nihilism, and a translation of the 
 Dhammapada or " Path of virtue." New York, 
 
 1872. iv, 300 pp. Sm. 8° 5616.2 
 
 Mueller, George. The life of trust: a narra- 
 tive of the Lord's dealings with G. Miiller, by 
 himself. Edited by H. L. Wayland. With an 
 introduction by F. Wayland. Boston, 1863. 
 490 pp. Illustrated. 12° 5815.8 
 
 Note. — Efiects of prayer in supporting a charitable institu- 
 tion. 
 
 Mueller, Johann von. An universal history. Trans- 
 lated from the German. Boston, 1831. 4 v. 12°. 836.6 
 
 MuGBY junction. Dickens, C, and others 338.9 
 
 Mulholland, Rosa. The little flower seekers, being 
 adventures of Trot and Daisy in a wonderful 
 garden, by moonlight 912.18 
 
 Mullens, Joseph. Twelve months in Madagascar. 
 New York, 1875. xiii, 334-]- pp. Illustrated. 
 16° ., 6915.11 
 
 MuLLER, Christine, ;)«ettd. See WalrSe, E. C. W. 
 
 MuLOCK, Dinah (Maria). See Craik, Dinah 
 (Maria). 
 
 Mumford, Mary E. Hila Dart 1115.3 
 
 Mumford, Thomas J. Memoir of Samuel Joseph 
 May. Boston, 1873. 297-|- pp. Portrait. 16°. 
 
 1016.2 and 5027.6 
 
 Munchausen, Baron, Adventures of. Raspe, R. E. 
 
 London [1869]. 4° 573L1 
 
 Mundt, Clara (Mueller). (Louise Muehlbach.) An- 
 dreas Hofor 531.37 
 
 — Berlin and Sans-souci 531.15 
 
 — The daughter of an empress 531.3 
 
 — The empress Josephine 531.11 
 
 — Frederick the great and his court 531.16 
 
 — Frederick the great and his family 510.4 
 
 — Henry the eighth and his court 531.33 
 
 — Joseph II and his court 53 1.36 
 
 — Marie Antoinette and her son 531.32 
 
MUNDT 
 
 166 
 
 MUSIC 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 MuNDT, Clara (Mueller), continued. 
 
 — Mobammed All and his house 531.28 
 
 — Prince Eugene and his times 531.2 
 
 — The story of a millionnaire 533.22 
 
 Note. — The Muchlbach novels, originally German, are all 
 histurical, but of doubtful value as delineatious of character 
 and events. 
 
 MuNERA pulveris. Ruskin,J. New York, 1872. 12°. 6236.7 
 
 McNK, Salomon. Palestine. Paris, 1845. 704-f- 
 
 pp. 68 plates. Maps. [L'Univors.] 8° 5911.9 
 
 MuNN, B. The practical land drainer. Illustrated. 
 
 New York, 1855. 190 pp. 12° 1524.23 
 
 MuNSELL, Joel. A chronology of paper and paper- 
 making. 4th edition. Albany, 1870. vii, 226 
 pp. Illustrated. 8° 6423.2 
 
 MuBAD the unlucky. Edgeworth, M. (In Johnson, 
 
 (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.12 
 
 MuRCHisoN, Sir Roderick Impey, Life of. Geikie, 
 
 A. London, 1875. 2 v. 8^^ 5333.3 
 
 Murder, considered as one of the fine arts. De 
 Quincey, T. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 classics) 529.4.2 
 
 Murders, The, in the Rue Morgue. Poe, E. A. 
 
 (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 629.4.3 
 
 Mure, William. Critical history of the language 
 and literature of antient Greece. 2d edition. 
 London, 1854-67. 5 v. 8° 6113.5 
 
 Murphy, Joseph John. The scientific bases of faith. 
 
 London, 1873. xliv, 474 pp. 8° 5812.5 
 
 Murphy's master. Payn, J 339. 14 
 
 Murray, Alexander S. Manual of mythology. 
 
 With plates. London, 1873. viii, 399 pp. 16°. 5927.2 
 
 Murray, J. Clark. The ballads and songs of Scot- 
 land, in view of their influence on the character 
 of the people. London, 1874. xvi, 205 pp. 
 Sm. 8° .^ 5626.5 
 
 Murray, Grenville. (Trois-JEtoiles.) The boudoir 
 
 cabal. 3v. in2 314.11 
 
 — The member for Paris 316.7 
 
 — Young Brown 319.24 
 
 Murray, Hugh. Historical account of discoveries 
 
 and travels in Africa, from the earliest ages to 
 the present time'; including the substance of the 
 late Dr. Leydon's work on that subject. 2d 
 edition, corrected and enlarged. Edinburgh, 
 
 1818. 2v. Maps. 8° 423.3 
 
 Murray, Rev. John, of Boston. Letters and sketches 
 
 of sermons. Boston, 1812. 3 v. 8° 5814.12 
 
 Note. — Two portraits of Mr. Murray are fastened on to fly 
 leaves of the first and second volumes. 
 
 Murray, John, publisher. Handbook for Corsica 
 
 and Sardinia. With maps. London, 1868. 12°. 5917.3 
 
 — Handbook for Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. 
 
 3d edition, revised. With maps and plans. 
 London, 1871. xxiii, 207-{- pp. 12° 5716.3 
 
 — Handbook for Egypt. 4th edition, revised. Lon- 
 
 don, 1873. XX, 505 pp. 12° 5917.8 
 
 — Handbook for Southern Germany. 11th edition, 
 
 revised. London, 1871. xii, 635 pp. 12° 5716.2 
 
 — Handbook for Greece. With map, plans, and 
 
 views. London, 1872. xiii, 505 pp. 12° 5917.10 
 
 — Handbook for Holland, Belgium, Prussia, Northern 
 
 Germany, and the Rhine from Holland to Swit- 
 zerland. With map and plans. 17th edition, 
 corrected. London, 1871. xl, 606 pp. 12°... 6915.1 
 
 — Handbook for India. See Eastwick, Edward 
 
 Backhouse 5917.7 
 
 — Handbook for Central Italy. 7th edition, revised. 
 
 With maps and plans. London, 1867. xi, 480 
 
 pp. 12° 5527.5 
 
 — Handbook for Northern Italy. 12th edition, re- 
 
 vised. With map and plans. London, 1873. 
 
 XXXV, 620 pp. 12° 5527.4 
 
 — Handbook for Paris. 5th edition, revised. With 
 
 clue map and plans. London, 1872. iv, 266-f- 
 
 pp. 12° 5527.6 
 
 — Handbook for Portugal. 3d edition, revised. 
 
 With map. London, 1864. Ixiv, 216 pp. 12°. 5917.2 
 
 — Handbook for Russia, Poland, and Finland. 2d 
 
 revised edition. With map and plans. London, 
 
 1868. X, 400 pp. 12° 6917.5 
 
 Lon- 
 
 6917.4 
 5917.1 
 
 227.3 
 
 5936.1 
 
 5917.9 
 
 5526.4 
 
 5528.1 
 
 5717.3 
 
 5527.8 
 5716.4 
 
 Murray, John, publisher, continued. 
 
 — Handbook for Sicily. With map and plans. 
 
 don, 1864. Ivi, 524 pp. 12° 
 
 — Handbook for Spain. See Ford, Richard 
 
 — Handbook for Switzerland, and the Alps of Savoy 
 
 and Piedmont. 3d edition, corrected and aug- 
 mented. London, 1846. Ixxii, 420 pp. Folded 
 maps. 2 folded plates. 12° 
 
 — Handbook for Syria and Palestine. Maps and 
 
 plans. New and revised edition. London, 1868. 
 2 V. 12° 
 
 — Handbook for Turkey in Asia. New edition, re- 
 
 vised. With maps and plans. London, n. d. 
 xii, 492 pp. 12° • . 
 
 — Handbook of Rome and its environs. 11th edi- 
 
 tion, revised. With plan[s] and map. London, 
 1872. Iviii, 498 pp. 16° 
 
 — Knapsack guide for Italy. With maps and plans 
 
 of towns, galleries, etc. 2d edition, revised. 
 London, 1865. xxviii, 639 pp. 12° 
 
 — Knapsack guide for Switzerland. New edition, 
 
 revised. With clue maps, plans, and mountain 
 outlines. London, 1867. xl, 602 pp. 12° 
 
 — Knapsack guide for Tyrol and the Eastern Alps. 
 
 With maps and plans. London, 1867. xl, 636 
 columns. 16° 
 
 — Knapsack guide to Norway. New edition. With 
 
 map. London, 1872. 207 pp. 12° 
 
 Note. — These Murray Handbooks are the favorite manuals 
 of American and English tourists, though they are often com- 
 plained of for insufficient and dilatory revision. They, how- 
 ever, contain much full and reliable information on the his- 
 tory and art of the places treated of Baedeker's series is pre- 
 ferred by some; but they are mueli less lull in this respect. 
 On the other hand, as regards the practical details expected 
 in a guide-book the information given is minute, precise, and 
 caretuUy revised to the latest date. Murray and Baedeker 
 admirably supplement each other. 
 
 Murray, Robert. Treatise on marine engines and 
 steam vessels. 5th edition, revised. London, 
 
 1871. XV, 272 pp. Illustrated. 12° ..1716.13 
 
 Murray, William Henry Harrison. Adventures in 
 
 the wilderness; or, camp-life in the Adiron- 
 dacks. With illustrations. Boston, 1869. 236 
 pp. 12° 414.13 
 
 — Deacons. [A lecture.] Boston, 1875. 82 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. Sq. 12° 724.6 
 
 — Music-hall sermons. 2d series. Boston, 1873. 
 
 iv, 207 pp. 12° 5816.13 
 
 — The perfect horse. With an introduction by H. 
 
 W. Beecher; and a treatise on agriculture and 
 
 the horse by G. B. Loring. [With] illustrations. 
 
 Boston, 1873. xi, 480 pp. 8° 
 
 MusiEUS. Hero and Leander. (See Homerus 6118.11 
 
 MusAEUS, (Johann Carl) August. See Carlyle, T. 
 
 German romance. Boston, 1841. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 12° 5725.2 
 
 MusARD ball. The: an extravaganza. Brougham, J. 
 
 New York, N. d. 12° 1635.5 
 
 Museum, The. Abbott, J. Harper's story books. ..936.1.6 
 Music. Chappell, W. The history of. Vol. i. 
 
 London [1874]. 8° 6232.5 
 
 — Haweis, H. R. Music and morals. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 1513.16 
 
 — Helmholtz, H. (L. F.) Theorie physiologique de 
 
 la musique. Paris, 1868. 8° 6233.4 
 
 — Hueffer, F. Richard Wagner and the music of 
 
 the future. London, 1874. 8° 
 
 — Hullah, J. The history of modern music. Lon- 
 
 don, 1875. 8° 
 
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 My life on the plains. Or, personal experiences with 
 
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 BatUes. See Ilamley's " Operations of war " [5910.6] and 
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 forth his own theory of government, which, under color of a 
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 Everett's [1921.1] Orations on the first settlements. For Plymouth colony, see Plymouth, note. See also the several states. 
 
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 popular compilation [817.4]. See also Salem witchcraft, note. 
 
 Palfrey left little to be desired in his scholarly and circumspect work, and it must be awarded by far the highest place yet attained by a history of New 
 England. He has since abridged, for the general reader, the narrative of this larger work, which ends with the revolution of 1688; and has recently contin- 
 ued the narrative in the same abridged sliape to 1727, which abridgments are far better compends for the period covered than Bradford's Chronology, 1497- 
 1820, or Hannah Adams's History. There are of course chapters in Bancroft's, and in Hildreth's United States, and also in Cassell's, and in Bryant's, 
 
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 course of New England history. 
 
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 in New England," in Harper's monthly, vol 27. 
 
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 were concealed by tlie colonists ; in Mrs. Sedgwick's " Hope Leslie " [725.21], scene in the western part of the state, with Indians as characters ; in Haw- 
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 [314 22]. 
 
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 " Redwood;" in Gilman's " Village choir" [1238.22]; and in Hawthorne's " House of tlie seven gables" [1813.1]- 
 
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 New Mexico, The marvellous country; or, three 
 
 years in. Cozzens, S. W. Boston, 1873. 8°.. 412.1 
 
 New Orleans, La. Reports on the New Orleans 
 riots. See United States. Miscellaneous docu- 
 ments 6922.2 
 
 Newport, R. I. Fuller, H. Belle Brittan on a tour 
 
 at. New York, 1858. 12° 413.7 
 
 — Mason, G. C. Newport illustrated. New York 
 
 [cop. 1854]. 12° 414.23 
 
 Note. — See also Note under IJew England, fiction; and vol. 9 
 of Harper's monthly. 
 
 New South Wales, An historical and statistical 
 account of, from 1788. Lang, J. D. London, 
 1875. 2 V. 8° 5418.9 
 
 Newspaper literature. Specimens of. Buckingham, 
 
 J. T. Boston, 1850. 2 v. 12° 1913.1 
 
 See also Note in Bulletin, Oct., 1875. 
 
 Newstead abbey. [Byron's residence.] Irving, W. 
 
 London, 1853. 16° 715.5 
 
 New Sydenham society, London. Publications. 
 
 Namely: — 
 
 — Diday, P. Treatise on syphilis in new-born chil- 
 
 dren and infants at the breast 6023.3 
 
 — Gooch, B. On some of the most important dis- 
 
 eases peculiar to women; with other papers ... 6023.4 
 
 — Graefe, A. von. Three memoirs on iridectomy in 
 
 certain forms of iritis, choroiditis and glaucoma. 6023.1 
 
 — Kussmaul, A., and Tenner, A. Nature and ori- 
 
 gin of epileptiform convulsions caused by pro- 
 fuse bleeding, and also of those of true epilepsy. 6023.1 
 
 — Schroeder van der Kolk, J. C. L. Structure and 
 
 functions of the spinal cord and medulla ob- 
 longata. And on the proximate and rational 
 treatment of epilepsy 6023.2 
 
 — Semple, R. H. Memoirs on diphtheria 6023.5 
 
 — Wagner, A. Process of repair after resection and 
 
 extirpation of bones 5023.1 
 
 See also Sydenham society. 
 
 Newton, Sir Isaac. Historical account of two cor- 
 ruptions of Scripture. {In Sparks, J. Collec- 
 tion of essays and tracts in theology) 1918.9.2 
 
 — Life of. Brewster, Sir D. New York [1831]. 16°. 1028.1 
 Newton, John. Review of ecclesiastical history. 
 
 [No title-page.] London [1770]. xviii, 320 
 
 [318] pp. 12° .^, 1538.7 
 
 Newton Forster. Marryat, F .* 737.26 
 
 New York, City. Report of the council of hygiene 
 and public health of the citizens' association of 
 New York upon the sanitary condition of the 
 city. New York, 1865. cxliii, 360 pp. Illus- 
 trated. Maps. 8° 5033.3 
 
 — . Abbott, J. Marco Polo in New York 914.6 
 
 — Brace, C. L. The dangerous classes of. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 5824.1 
 
 — Crapsey, E. The nether side of. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° ". 5013.6 
 
 — Dawson, H. B. The sons of liberty in. [New 
 
 York] 1859. 8° 811.12 
 
 — Fairfield, F. G. The clubs of. New York, 1873. 
 
 12" 6036.1 
 
 — Lander, S. W. Spectacles for young eyes 922.19 
 
NEW YORK 
 
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 New York, City, continued. 
 
 — MacCabe, J. D. Lights and shadows of. Phila- 
 
 delphia [co;?. 1872]. 8" 814.9 
 
 — Medbery, J. K. Men and mysteries of Wall 
 
 street. Boston, 1870. Sm. 4^^ 413.2 
 
 — Stone, W. L. History of. New York, 1872. 8". 6010.8 
 
 — Train, G. F. Young America in Wall-street. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12° 414.3 
 
 — Wallya, P. About Now York. New York, 1857. 
 
 12° 414.19 
 
 — Astor library. Catalogue [and Supplement]. New 
 
 York, 1857-66. 6 v. L. 8° 6130.2 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I-IV. Authors and books. 1. A-E. 
 2. F-L. 3. M-P. 4. Q-Z. V. Supplement; Index of subject*. 
 
 — Mercantile library. Second supplement to the cata- 
 
 logue. New York, 1872. 29 pp. 8°. . .*R.R., D.2.12 
 
 Note. — Stone must be taken for a general history, but see 
 Lossing's paper on " The Dutch in Manhattan " in Harper's 
 monthly, vol.9. 
 
 For the externals of the city, see T. A. Richards's paper in 
 Harper's monthly, vol. 23. Central Park is well delineated in 
 another of Richards's papers in the same volume ; and also 
 see Scribner's monthly, Oct., 1873. 
 
 For pliases of life in Wall street, Medbery's book is an en- 
 tertaining exposure, and in this connection rend Adams's 
 "Chapter of Erie" il91().l],and Parton's Life of Vanderbilt 
 [1214.14], etc. The "King government " is exposed in Parton's 
 " Topics " [1935.3] and in the North American review, Jan., 
 1875. See " The story of Tammany, " in Harper's monthly, vol. 
 44. Crapsey's " Nether side of New York " [5013.6] depicts the 
 humble and depraved life ; see also Brace's " Dangerous 
 classes " [6824.1] and McCabe's " Lights and shadowsj" 
 [814.9]. 
 
 For the growth and magnitude of the city, see Fitz Hugh 
 Ludlow's article in the Atlantic monthly, Jan., 18()5. Tlie 
 same magazine has for Dec, 18G6, a paper by H. T. Tucker- 
 man, " Through Broadway ; " for May, 18(!7, " Germany in 
 New York," by C. D. Shauley, who writes in the Noveiiiber 
 number, 1867, on " The Bowery by night." The " flat sys- 
 tem " of homes is described in the Galaxy, May, 1874. "The 
 Croton aqueduct is described in Harper's monthly, vol. 22; 
 Blackwell island institutions, in vols. 32 and 33; Broadway, 
 in vol. 25; Castle Garden emigrants, in vol. 42, etc. 
 
 New York, Colony and province. Documentary his- 
 tory [1609-1833] of the state of New York. 
 Arranged by E. B. O'Callaghan. Albany, 1849- 
 51. 4v. 8° 6917.1 
 
 New York, State. Metropolitan board of health. 
 Annual report, 1866-68. New York, 1867, 68. 
 With illustrations. 3 v. 8° 5012.7 
 
 — Second report of the commissioners appointed to 
 
 revise the laws for the assessment and collection 
 
 of taxes, in 1872. See Cobden club, London. .. 5828.5 
 
 — Edwards, C. Pleasantries about courts and law- 
 
 yers of. New York, 1867. 8° 5023.1 
 
 — Irving, W. History of. London, 1854. 16°... 715.4 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1872. Sm. 8° 1815.11 
 
 — Lyceum of natural history. Annals. Vol. 2. 
 
 [Synopsis of the birds of the United States.] 
 
 New York, 1828. 480-4- PP- 8° 6614. 1 
 
 See also Adirondacks, Cayuga lake, Ithaca. 
 
 Note. — Irvine's book is the humorous and satirical account 
 of the Dutch rule, known as Knickerbocker's history, and the 
 Bates Hall must be consulted for the regular histories of the 
 state. 
 
 New Zealand. Barker, M. A., lady. Station amuse- 
 ments in. Leipzig, 1874. Sq. 16° 319.5 
 
 Station life in. Leipzig, 1874. Sq. 16° 438.4 
 
 — Braira, T. H. New homes: the rise, progress, pres- 
 
 ent position, and future prospects of. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 5934.10 
 
 — Meade, H. Hot springs in. (In Estes, D. 
 
 Half-hour recreations in popular science) 6813.7 
 
 — Powell, G. S. B. New homes for the old country. 
 
 A personal experience in. London, 1872. 8°. 5931.6 
 
 — Tinne, J. E. The wonderland of the antipodes; 
 
 and other sketches of travel in the north island 
 
 of. London, 1873. L. 8° 5930.4 
 
 — Trollope, A. Australia and New Zealand. Leip- 
 
 zig, 1873. 3v.ini. Sq. 16° 418.5 
 
 Next of kin. Index to. Chambers, R. London, 
 
 1872. 8° 5415.3 
 
 Niagara. A poem. Bulkloy, C. H. A. New York, 
 
 1848. 12° 1625.14 
 
 NiccoLiNi, Giovanni Battista. Opere. Edizione 
 
 ordinata e revista dall' autore. Terza impres- 
 
 sione. Firenze, 1852. 3 v. 12° 2036.1 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens, C. (J. H.) Boston. 2 v. 1824.2 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Nichols, George Ward. The sanctuary: a story of 
 the civil war. With illustrations. New York, 
 1866. 286[284]pp. 12° 716.11 
 
 — Story of the great march [Sherman's]. With 
 
 map and illustrations. 26th edition. New York, 
 
 1866. 456pp. 12° 815.7 
 
 Nichols, James R. Fireside science. A series of 
 popular scientific essays upon subjects connected 
 with every -day life. New York, 1872. vi, 283 
 pp. Sm. 8° 1525.9 
 
 Nichols, John, joint author. Hogarth's works. See 
 
 Ireland, John 6214.2 
 
 Nichols, Thomas. Handbook for readers at the Brit- 
 ish museum. London, 1866. xvi, 166 pp. 16°. 6136.4 
 
 Nick Hardy. Ludlow, P 1115.14 
 
 Nick of the woods. Bird, R. M 536.4 
 
 Nicolette and Aucassin. See Hale, E. E., and 
 
 others. Tales for travellers 720.24 
 
 NlEBUHR, Barthold Georg. Lectures on the history 
 of Rome, from the earliest times to the fall of 
 the Western empire. Edited by L. Schmitz. 
 3d edition. London, 1853. 3 r. Portrait. 8°. 5514.6 
 
 — Life and letters. With essays on his character 
 
 and influence, by the Chevalier Bunsen, and Pro- 
 fessors Brandis and Lorbell. New York, 1854. 
 363 pp. 12° 5724.2 
 
 Niemann, A. The French campaign, 1870-71. Mili- 
 tary description. With maps and plans. Trans- 
 lated by E. Newdigate. London, 1872. 420 pp. 
 8° 5515.1 
 
 Niemeyer, Felix von. Text-book of practical medi- 
 cine, with particular reference to physiology 
 and pathological anatomy. Translated by G. H. 
 Humphreys and C. E. Hackley. Revised edi- 
 tion. New York, 1872. 2 v. 8° 6013.3 
 
 Nieritz, (Carl) Gustavus. Gustavus Vasa; or, king 
 and peasant. From the German. By J. F. 
 Smith. With a historic sketch and notes, by A. 
 L. Guss. Philadelphia, 1872. 258 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 16° 537.15 
 
 Night, A, in a workhouse. Greenwood, J. (In 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.1 
 
 Night, A, on the borders of the Black forest. 
 
 Edwards, A. B ; . . 329.20 
 
 Night and morning, Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) L. 336.8 
 
 Night-walk, The, over the mill stream. Wood, E. P. 333.13 
 
 Nightingale, Florence. Notes on hospitals. 3d 
 edition, enlarged. London, 1863. ix, 187-j- 
 pp. Folded plates. 4° 6011.7 
 
 — Notes on nursing: what it is and what it is not. 
 
 New York, 1860. 140 pp. 12° 6035.6 
 
 Nile. Appleton, T. G. A Nile journal. Boston 
 
 [London], 1876. 16° 436.9 
 
 — Baker, Sir S. W. The Albert N'yanza great 
 
 basin of the Nile, and explorations of the Nile 
 
 sources. London, 1872. Sm. 8° 6936.4 
 
 The Nile tributaries of Abyssinia. London, 
 
 1871. Sm. 8° 425.3 
 
 Same. With a supplement. Bj W. L. Gage. 
 
 Hartford, 1871. 8° 5932.1 
 
 — Curtis, G. W. Nile notes of a howadji. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12° 424.15 
 
 — Eden, P. The Nile without a dragoman. Lon- 
 
 don, 1871. Sm. 8° 5934.3 
 
 — Laporte, L. Sailing on the. Boston, 1872. 16°. 426.2 
 
 — Macgregor, J. The Rob Roy on the. New York, 
 
 1870. Sm. 8° 423.17 
 
 — Smith, A. C. The Nile and its banks. London, 
 
 1868. 2 V, Sm. 8° 425.1 
 
 — Speke, J. A. Journal of the discovery of the 
 
 source of the. New York, 1864. 8° 5932.2 
 
 See also Africa, East (The), Egypt, etc. 
 
 Note. — Recent discovery has settled the question of the 
 sources of the Nile as follows: Bruce, in 1768-73, traced the 
 sources of the Blue Nile, or the Eastern tributary of the main 
 stream, which with the other tributaries have been more fully 
 explored by Baker, in his "Nile tributaries of Abyssinia," 
 wiio establishes that in this region the rainfall takes place that 
 causes the yearly inundation of tlie lower Nile. The main 
 source of the constant stream, which for fifteen hundred miles 
 sweeps without a tributary to the Mediterranean, conies from 
 the great lake sources of the White Nile in Centnal Africa, one 
 of whieb. the Victoria N'yanza, which is the easterly, Speke 
 discovered in 1858, and revisited with Capt. Grant in IStil, and - 
 
IHLE 
 
 174 
 
 NORTHERN 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Nile, continued. 
 
 the other, the Albert N'yanza, the westerly, Baker discovered 
 in 18(51, and writes further on it in his ''Isinailia" [51)33.6]. 
 See Spelte, J. H., in Allibone, vol. 2, p. 2195. 
 
 Among the books of modem travel and description, see 
 Eden's" Nile witliout a dragoman," disclosing the expedients 
 of an economical tourist; and Macgregor's "Rob Koy" 
 canoe experiences. 
 
 See papers in Harper's monthly, vols. 14 and 28; and the ar- 
 ticle, Nile, in Smith s Bible dictionary; also, the "Tour of the 
 Nile" in Scribner's monthly, Dec, 1875; and a paper on the 
 cataracts, in the Atlantic monthly, Jul^y, 1876. 
 
 There are summaries of Nilotic discovery in chap. I of 
 "Livingstone and his African explorations " [.5915.2]; and in 
 Bayard Taylor's " South Africa " [224.1]. 
 
 NiLES, Willys. Fivo hundred majority; or, the days 
 
 of Tammany. New York, 1872. 200 pp. 8°. 621.12 
 NiMROD, pseud. See Apperley, Charles James. 
 
 NiMROD of the sea. Davis, W. M 726.28 
 
 Nina Balatka, the story of a maiden of Prague .... 316.12 
 
 Nina's atonement. Fisher, F. C 732.3 
 
 Nine-days' wonder, A. Aide, H. Boston 720.27 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 33 1. 15 
 
 Nine little goslings. Woolsey, S. C 1115.6 
 
 Ninety-three. [A tale of the French revolution.] 
 
 Hugo, V. (M.), vicomte 734.18 
 
 Nineveh. Layard, A. H. Discoveries in the ruins 
 
 of. London, 1853. 8° 6912.9 
 
 Nineveh and its remains. London, 1850. 2 v. 
 
 8° 5912.2 
 
 — Smith, G. Assyrian discoveries; an account of 
 
 explorations and discoveries on the site of, 1873, 
 
 74. London, 1875. 8° 6932.12 
 
 Note. — Layard, to whom we owe most, begun his work in 
 1845, and published his " Nineveh and its remains " in 1849; 
 and in 18.51 his popular abridgment. In 1852, he produced fur- 
 ther results in his " Discoveries in the ruins," which he also 
 abridged; and again, in 1853, his additional Discoveries, and 
 in the same year another large work in illustration of the 
 sculptures, etc. The latest publication is Smith's [5932.12], 
 who made his exploration in 1873-74, but his book is mostly 
 filled with translations of cuneiform inscriptions. He gives a 
 brief summary of previous explorations, and a bibliography. 
 See an article in Blackwood, 1874, and Sayce's It-cture in 
 Fraser's magazine, 1874. The most elaborate historical use of 
 these results has been made by George Rawlinson, in the sec- 
 tion on Assyria in his "Five ancient monarchies," 18()2 
 [5922.3]; but a briefer simimar3' will be found in Philip 
 Smith's " Students' ancient history," book 2. See also Raw- 
 
 linson's " Manual of ancient history " [5921.10]. 
 
 Fergusson's " History of archi 
 
 The art aspect of the remains can be studFed in Liibke's 
 Sculpture " [(i210.3], and in 
 
 tecture " [(!22l'.3]. 
 
 See reference in Allibone under Layard; the article in 
 Smith's Bible dictionary, Hackett and Abbot's edition. 
 
 NiSBET, James, joint author. Annals of San Fran- 
 cisco. See SiOVht, Frank 810.3 
 
 No alternative. Cudlip, A 714.10 
 
 No church. Robinson, F. W 314.6 
 
 No intentions. Church, F 310.28 
 
 No man's friend. Robinson, F. W 731.17 
 
 No moss. Fosdick, C. A 934.8 
 
 No name. Collins, (W.) W 326.3 
 
 No sense like common sense. Howitt, M 937.12 
 
 No thoroughfare. Dickens, C. (J. H.), and Collins, 
 
 (W.) W. [Boston] 730.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338.17 
 
 NoBLKlife, A. Craik, D. (M.) 323.15 
 
 Noble lord, A. Southworth, E. D. E. N 734.21 
 
 Noble sister, A. Denison, M. A 1117.27 
 
 Noble woman, A. Stephens, A. S. (AV.) 726.7 
 
 Noble workers. Page, H. A. London, 1875. Sm. 8°. 5936.3 
 
 Nobody's fortune. Yates, E 318.21 
 
 NocTES ambrosianae, The, of " Blackwood." Wilson, 
 
 J. Philadelphia, 1843. 4 v. Sm.8"... 515.15 
 
 Note. — Dialogues on life and literature. 
 NoDiER, Charles. See MiRmfiE, P. Portraits his- 
 
 toriques et litteraires. Paris, 1874. 18° 5527.14 
 
 NoEHDEN, George Henry. Grammar of the German 
 
 language. From the 8th London edition. With 
 
 alterations and additions, by B. Sears. Andover, 
 
 1842. viii, 452 pp. 1 folded plate. 12° 1933.8 
 
 Noel, Lady Augusta. Owen Gwynne's great work. 
 
 A novel 530.12 
 
 NoMl, Francois (.Joseph Michael). Dictionnaire de 
 
 la fable. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1803. 2 v. 8°. 5517.6 
 
 — Nouveau dictionnaire fran^ais-latin [et latin- 
 
 francais]. Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1824, 25. 
 
 2 V. 8° 6110.1 
 
 Nooks and corners of the New England coast. 
 
 Drake, S. A. New York, 1875. Sq. 8° 411.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 NoRDiiOFF, Charles. California: for health, pleasure, 
 and residence. New York, 1873. 255 [251] pp. 
 Illustrated. Maps. Portraits. 4° 5031.2 
 
 — Cape Cod and all along shore. New York, 1868. 
 
 235 pp. 12^ 536.27 
 
 — The communistic societies of the United States; 
 
 from personal visit and observation: including 
 detailed accounts of the Economists, Zoarites, 
 Shakers [etc.], and other existing societies, 
 their religious creeds, social practices, numbers, 
 industries, and present condition. With illus- 
 trations. New York, 1875. 439 pp. 8° 5821.2 
 
 — Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich 
 
 Islands. New York, 1874. 256 pp. Illustrated. 
 Portraits. Maps. 8° 432.5 
 
 — Politics for young Americans. New York, 1875. 
 
 259 pp. 12° 5826.10 
 
 — Whaling and fishing. Cincinnati, 1856. 383 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 16° 936.2 
 
 NoRE, The mutiny at the. Herbert, D. Great his- 
 torical mutinies. London, 1876. Sm. 8° 5924.2 
 
 Norfolk argus. The. Vol. i, no. 1-28. Roxbury, 
 
 1837. F° 6730.36 
 
 Norfolk democrat, The. Vol. i, ii. Dedbam, 
 
 1839-41. 2v.ini. F° 6730.35 
 
 Norfolk island. Belcher, Lady D. The mutineers 
 of the Bounty and their descendants in Pitcairn 
 and Norfolk islands. London, 1870. Sm. 8«> .. 1224.4 
 
 — Same. New York, 1871. 12° 435.2 
 
 Norine's revenge. Fleming, M. A 723.22 
 
 I^ORMA. Bellini, V. (In Ditson, 0., and eo. Stan- 
 dard opera librettos) 6233.3.4 
 
 NoRMAN Cline. Kellogg, B 936.31 
 
 Normandy, France. Blackburn, H. Normandy 
 
 picturesque. Boston, 1873. Sq. 16° 5528.3 
 
 — Waring, G. E.,yr. A farmer's vacation. Boston, 
 
 1876. 8° 5933.11 
 
 NoRRis, Thaddeus. The American angler's book: 
 embracing the natural history of sporting fish, 
 and the art of taking them. To which is added, 
 [descriptions of] noted fishing-places. New edi- 
 tion, with a supplement. Illustrated. Philadel- 
 phia, 1865. 701pp. 8° 1511.5 
 
 Norse-folk, The. Brace, C.L. New York, 1857. 12°. 426.21 
 
 Norseman's, A, pilgrimage. Boyesen, H. H 728.12 
 
 Norsemen, The, in the West. Ballantyne, R. M. . . 914.37 
 North, Christopher, psewrf. See Wilson, John. 
 North America. Trollope, A. Leipzig, 1862. 3 v. 
 
 Sq. 16° 418.4 
 
 — Same. 3v.ini. Sq. 16° 418.3 
 
 — Same. New York, 1862. 12° 414.5 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1862. 2v.ini. 12°.... 415.10 
 North American review. Vol. 10, 12-106, 108-114, 
 
 116-121. Boston, 1820-75. 108 v. 8° 5117.1 
 
 North and South. Gaskell, E. C. Leipzig, 1855. 
 
 Sq. 16° 328.16 
 
 Northampton, Mass., Inscriptions on the grave 
 stones of. With brief annals of. Bridgman, T. 
 
 Northampton, 1850. 12° 5016.6 
 
 NoRTHANGER abbey. Austen, J 325.24 
 
 North Carolina. A defence of the revolutionary 
 history of North Carolina from the aspersions of 
 Mr. Jefferson. Jones, J. S. Boston, 1834. 12°. 816.11 
 NoRTHCOTT, AV. Henry. Treatise on lathes and turn- 
 ing, simple, mechanical, and ornamental. With 
 illustrations. London, 1868. xiv, 298 pp. 8°. 1521.11 
 NoRTHEND, Charles. A book of epitaphs: being 
 light readings on grave subjects. New York, 
 IbTl. 171pp. 12° 1535.2 
 
 — Tbe teacher's assistant. Boston, 1860. 358 pp. 
 
 1 plate. 12° 1533.3 
 
 Northern antiquities. Mallet, P. H. London, 1873. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5715.5 
 
 Northern courts. The; containing memoirs of the 
 
 sovereigns of Sweden and Denmark, since 1766. 
 
 Brown, J. London, 1818. 2 v. 8° 5713.1 
 
 Northern lands; or, Young America in Russia and 
 
 Prussia. Adams, W. T. Boston, 1872. 16°. 925.7 
 Northern lights. Stories from Swedish and Finnish 
 
 authors. Translated by Selma Borg and Marie 
 
 A.Brown 912.13 
 
NORTHMEIT 
 
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 Northmen. 
 
 Note. — See a note on their discovery of America in Bulletin, 
 April, 187(j, under " America before Columbus." 
 
 North-west passage, The, by land. Fitzwilliam, 
 W. W., viscount Milton, and Cheadle, W. B. 
 London, 1866. 8" 5931.15 
 
 Norton, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah. Lost and saved. 314.8 
 
 — Old Sir Douglas 314.9 
 
 — Stuart of Dunleath 314.7 
 
 Norton, Charles Eliot. Notes of travel and study 
 
 in Italy. Boston, 1859. ix, 320+ pp. 16°... 426.12 
 Norton, John Pitkin. Elements of scientific agri- 
 culture. New York, 1855. x, 208 pp. 12" . . .1524.17 
 Norway. Adams, W.T. Up the Baltic; or, Young 
 
 America in. Boston, 1873. 16" 925.8 
 
 — Brace, C. L. The Norse-folk; or, a visit to the 
 
 homes of. New York, 1857. 12" 426.21 
 
 — Carlyle, T. The early kings of. New York, 1875. 
 
 22'-' 627.3 
 
 — Murray,' y.*'kandbook 'for!' *London', 'l'8'7*l'.' '12'°. 5716.3 
 Knapsack guide to. London, 1872. 12° 5716.4 
 
 — Smith, H. Tent life with English gipsies in. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° 5722.1 
 
 Norwood. Beecher, H. W. New York, 1868. 12°. 524.5 
 Not bread alone; or. Miss Helen's neighbors. 
 
 Drinkwater, J. M 1118.8 
 
 Not dead yet. JcafiFreson, J. C 732.25 
 
 Not easily jealous 330.27 
 
 Not in their set. Lenzen, M 738.14 
 
 Not so bad as we seem. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) 
 
 L. Dramatic works. Leipzig, 1860. Sq. 16". 1614.5 
 
 Not wisely, but too well. Broughton, R 310.2 
 
 Not without thorns. Graham, E 731.5 
 
 Not wooed but won. Payn, J 3 14.5 
 
 Notes and queries. Vol. 4; 3d series, vol. 9-12; 
 
 4th series, vol. 1, 2. London, 1852, 66-68. 7 v. 
 
 Sm. 4° 6735.1 
 
 Notes on North America. Johnston, J. F. W. Bos- 
 ton, 1851. 2 V. 16° 1524.5 
 
 Notes on Paris. Taine, H. A. New York, 1875. 
 
 12° 5533.2 
 
 " Nothing to nobody." Brenda, psewd 1118.2 
 
 NoTLEY, Mrs. — . {Francis Derrick.) Mildred's 
 
 wedding 711.37 
 
 — Olive Varcoe 720.4 
 
 Notre-Dame de Paris. [Historical novel.] Hugo, 
 
 Y.{U.),vicomte. Paris [1832]. 2 v. 12°... 2016.2 
 
 NoTT, Josiah Clark, and Gliddon, George R. Types 
 of mankind. Illustrated by selections from 
 S. G. Morton, L. Agassiz [and others]. Phila- 
 delphia, 1854. Ixxvi, 49-738 pp. Map. Por- 
 trait. Illustrations. 8° 6610.7 
 
 Nova Scotia, The mineralogy of. How, H. Hali- 
 fax, 1869. 8" 6613.10 
 
 NovALis, pseud. See Hardenberg, Friedrich Lud- 
 wig von, 
 
 NouvEAU lundis. Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Paris, 18T0. 
 
 13 V. 12° 5538.5 
 
 NouvELLE Heloise, La. Rousseau, J. J. Neuchatel, 
 
 1864. 4v. 8" 5535.4 
 
 Novelists, Lives of the. Scott, Sir W. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 5914.2 
 
 Novels and novelists, The, of the eighteenth cen- 
 tury, in illustration of the manners and morals 
 of the age. Forsyth, W. London, 1871. Sm. 8°. 6136.1 
 
 Novels and tales reprinted from Household words. 
 Conducted by Charles Dickens. Leipzig, 1856- 
 58. 11 V. in 6. Sq. 16° 337.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. [I.] !• An ordeal ; Nemesis ; Two college 
 friends; A rogue's life ; My country town. 2. The ninth of 
 June; Bond and free; My blind sister; Eric 'Walderthorn; 
 The diary of Anne Rodwav ; My little ward ; On 'change in 
 Paris; Dick Dallington; tilnck and blue; Salome and I. 
 
 [II.] 3. A day of reckoning: Kester's evil eye; The poor 
 clare ; My brother Robert ; The Frenchman of two wives ; The 
 forbidden fruit; Left, and never called for; The wreck of the 
 Golden Mary. 4. The dead secret, by ( W.) W. Collins. 
 
 [III.] 5. The dead secret, continued; The murder of the 
 archbishop of Paris; The new boy at Styles's; How the old 
 love fared: Helena Mathewson; Agnes I^ee; The yellow 
 tif;er; My window; A queen's revenge; The Amphlett love- 
 match. '6. Eleanor Clare's journal for ten years : Romantic 
 breach of promise; The brave coucou driver; Mrs. Badgery; 
 Onr family picture; The lazy tour of two idle apprentices. 
 
 [IV.] 7. The perils of certain English prisoners, and their 
 treasure in women, children, silver and jewels; lyyndon hall; 
 Marie Courtenay ; My lost home ; Number five, Efanbury ter- 
 
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 Novels and tales reprinted from Household words, 
 continued, 
 
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 his companions; The legend of my native town; The little 
 Huguenot; Famine abroad; The Patagonian brothers. 8. 
 Well authenticated rappings; " A gude conceit o' oursels "; 
 The appai ition of Monsieur Bodry ; Mr. Pearson ; Shadowless 
 men ; Little Constancy's birthday ; A tale of an old man's 
 youth; Years and years ago; Lost Alice; The Balcombe 
 street mystery ; The six giants of Lehon ; The Devil's mark; 
 Boscobel; The blood of the Sundons; History of a miracle; 
 The end of the Fordyce, brothers. 
 
 [V.] 9. My lady Ludlow [by E. C. Gaskell]; The reverend 
 Alfred Hoblu-sh's statement; Truth in irons; A princess royal; 
 What Mr. Burleigh could not see. 10. A house to let; The 
 canon's clock; Her face; The poisoned meal; Tried friend- 
 ship; The heir of Hardington ; LinaFernie; The sin of a 
 father. 
 
 [VI.] 11. The Fleur de Lys ; Saving little, wasting much ; 
 Her first appearance; The Gringe family; Home again! A 
 gipsy king; A new mind; Ground and lofty tumbling; The 
 clergyman's wife; The Smalichange family; Miss Cicely's 
 portrait; Douglas Jerrold ; My two partners; Dishonoured; 
 Tiie Chetwyudes; The lucky leg; From first to last. 
 
 Now and then. Warren, S 317.4 
 
 Now or never. Adams, W. T 924.13 
 
 Nowell, Harriet P. H. {May Mannering.) Help- 
 ing-hand series. Billy Grimes' favorite 936.26 
 
 Climbing the rope 936.21 
 
 The cruise of the Dashaway 936.22 
 
 The little maid of Oxbow 936.23 
 
 The little Spaniard 936.25 
 
 Salt-water Dick 936.24 
 
 Noyes, George Rapall, editor. Collection of theo- 
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 introduction. Boston, 1856. xlvi, 512-j- pp. 
 12° 63 25. 1 2 
 
 Contents. — Introduction, by G. R. Noyes ; Faith and science, 
 by F. P. G. Guizot; The law and the gospel, by Baden Pow- 
 ell ; The doctrine of inspiration, by F. A. D. Tholuck ; Holy 
 Scrip:ure, Servants of God speaking as moved by the Holy 
 Ghost, The spirit and the letter, or the truth and the Book, by 
 R. Williams; The causes which conspired to produce our 
 Saviour's agony, by E. Harwood ; Our Lord's fortitude, by W. 
 Newcome; The atonement. Righteousness by faith. Imputa- 
 tion of the sin of Adam, Conversion and changes of char- 
 acter. Casuistry, Connection of innnorality and idolatry, 
 The Old Testament, CJuotations from the Old Testament in 
 the New, Character of St. Paul, St. Paul and the twelve. Evils 
 in the churcli of the apostolical age. Belief in the coming of 
 Christ in the apostolical age, byB. Jowett; The death of 
 Christ, a sacrifice, by J. Foster; The epistles to the Corinthi- 
 ans, in relation to the gospel history. Apostolical worship. 
 The eucharist. Unity and variety of spiritual gifts. The gift 
 of tongues and the gift of prophesying, Love, the greatest of 
 
 §ift8, The resurrection of Christ, The resurrection of the dead, 
 y A. P. Stanley; The credibility of miracles, by T. Brown. 
 
 Nubia, Boat life in. Prime, W. C. New York, 1858. 
 
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 Nugent, Lord. See Grenville, George Nugent 
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 NuiT venitienne. La. Musset, (L. C.) A. de. Come- 
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 NuMA Pompilius, second roi de Rome. Florian, 
 
 J.P.C.de. Paris, 1812. Sm. 12° 2019.1 
 
 Numismatics. Roman medallions in the British 
 
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 Nurse and spy in the union army. Edmonds, S. E. 
 
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 rhymes and songs. London, 1872. 8° 1510.1 
 
 — Hastings, T. The mother's nursery songs. [With 
 
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 Nurses and nursing. Child, L. M: The family 
 
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 — Nightingale, F. Notes on nursing: what it is 
 
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 Nutt, David, and Truebneii and co. Catalogue of 
 theological books in foreign languages on sale 
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 Oakridge. Smith, J. E 723.11 
 
 Oakshott castle. Kingsley, H 339.12 
 
 "Oars and sculls," and how to use them. Woodgate, 
 
 W.B. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6418.3 
 
 Object lessons. Primary. Calkins, N. A. New York, 
 
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 O'Brien, Fitzjaraes. A gentlemen from Ireland: a 
 
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 OcEANiCA, Thirty thousand miles of travel in. Vin- 
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 O'CoNNELL, Daniel. Cusack, M. F. The liberator, 
 
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 — Lecky, W. E. H. Leaders of public opinion in 
 
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 O'Connor, Francis. The invisible princess. (In John- 
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 Odd people. Reid, M 923.32 
 
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 O'DoNOGHUE, The. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.17 
 
 — Same. London 516.16 
 
 O'Driscoll, W. Justin. Memoir of Daniel Maclise. 
 
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 Odyssey, The. Homerus. Translated into English 
 blank verse by W. C. Bryant. Boston, 1871. 
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 — Same. Translated by A. Pope. London, 1872. 
 
 16° 6117.1 
 
 — The Odyssey [outlined and explained]. Collins, 
 
 W. L. Edinburgh, 1870. 16° 6116.3 
 
 — The Odysseys. Translated by G. Chapman. Lon- 
 
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 Oesterlin, F. Medical logic. Translated and 
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 Off the Skelligs. Ingelow, J. Boston 737.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 335. 14 
 
 Offenbach, Jacques. Barbe-bleue; La belle Helene; 
 
 Genevieve de Brabant; Grand duchess of Ge- 
 rolstein; "Orpheus;" La perichole. (In Dit- 
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 Ogilvies, The. Craik, D. (M.) 323.17 
 
 Ohio country. Journals and letters relative to two 
 journeys to the, in 1788, 89. May, J. Cincin- 
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 O'Keefe, John. Personal reminiscences. (In Stod- 
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 Olcott, Henry Steele. Sorgho and imphee, the Chi- 
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 Old curiosity shop. The. Dickens, C. (J. H.) 2 v. 1824.4 
 Old dower house, The. Grey, Mrs 630.3 
 
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 Old-English history. Freeman, E. A. London, 
 
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 Old faith. The, and the new. Strauss, D. F. New 
 
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 Old-fashioned boy. An. Finley, M 926.24 
 
 Old-fashioned girl. An. Aloott, L. M 926.9 
 
 Old helmet. The. Warner, S 317.11 
 
 Old homestead, The. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 726.4 
 
 Old Jack. Kingston, W. H. G 92L7 
 
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 — Same. (In her Works.) London 512.1.1 
 
 ^ Same. New York 731.3 
 
 Old lieutenant. The, and his son. Maoleod, N 313.16 
 
 Old mam'selle's. The, secret. John, E 617.16 
 
 Old man's. An, prayer. [Poem.] Baker, G. M. 
 
 Boston, 1868. Sq. 16° 1617.17 
 
 Old masters, The, and their pictures. Keddie, Miss 
 
 — . London, 1873. Sm. 8° 1516.21 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1874. 16° 6216.3 
 
 Old Mortality. Scott, Sir W. Boston 523.13 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.16 
 
 Old Myddelton's money. Hay, M. C 711.6 
 
 Old red sandstone. The. [Geology.] Miller, H. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 12° 1524.20 
 
 Old Rome and new Italy. Castelar, E. New York, 
 
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 Old Saint Paul's. [Historical novel.] Ainsworth, 
 
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 Oldest, The, of the old world. Eckley, S. M. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 12° 224.7 
 
 Oldport days. Higginson, T. W. Boston, 1873. 16°. 5036.2 
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 Oliphant, Lawrence. Narrative of the Earl of 
 
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 Oliphant, Margaret (0. Wilson). Agnes 328.6 
 
 — Agnes Hopetoun's schools and holidays 936.27 
 
 — At his gates 510.5 
 
 — Brownlows 53 1 .27 
 
 — Chronicles of Carlingford 521.40 
 
 Miss Majoribanks 328.13 
 
 The perpetual curate 328.12 
 
 The rector and the doctor's family 328.7 
 
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 — The curate in charge. Leipzig 331.23 
 
 — Same. New York 721.26 
 
 — The days of my life. An autobiography. New 
 
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 — For love and life. Leipzig 328.30 
 
 — Same. New York 731.36 
 
 — Francis of Assisi. [A biography.] [London, 
 
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 [Sunday library.] Sm. 8° 6937.10 
 
 — Historical sketches of the reign of George ii. 
 
 [Biographies.] Boston, n. D. 243 pp. 8°.... 1032.1 
 
 — Innocent 329.10 
 
 — The laird of Norlaw. A Scottish story 737.1 
 
 — The last of the Mortimers 328.9 
 
 — Leisure hour series. Whiteladies. New York . . .539.11 
 
 — Lilliesleaf 736.13 
 
 — Lucy Crofton 725.20 
 
 — Madonna Mary 328.6 
 
 — Margaret Maitland 328.8 
 
 — May. [Coast of Scotland.] Leipzig 339.17 
 
 — Same. New York 530.9 
 
 — Memoir of Count de Montalembert. Leipzig, 
 
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 — The minister's wife 328.4 
 
 — An odd couple. [International series] 722.9 
 
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 — A rose in June. Boston 711.x 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 319.22 
 
OLIPHANT 
 
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 — A son of the soil 536.20 
 
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 — Same. New York 7ll;25 
 
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 Note.— Mrs. Oliphant ranks among the best of the second- 
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 her nationality. 
 
 Olive. Craik, D. (M.) 323.18 
 
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 — New method of learning the German language. 
 
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 Olm STEAD, D wight Hinckley. A lecture on the pro- 
 
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 Olmsted, Denison. A compendium of natural phi- 
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 Olynthiac, The. Demosthenes. London, 1871. 
 
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 23 
 
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 Orpheus C. Kerr, pseud. See Newell, Robert 
 Henry. 
 
 Orta-undis, and other poems. Legare, J. M. Bos- 
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 Boston, 1845. 8^^ 6011.10 
 
 Orton, James. The Andes and the Amazon; or, 
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 Osgood, Samuel. The hearth-stone: thoughts upon 
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 OssoLi, Sarah Margaret Fuller, marchesa d'. Life 
 without and life within; or, reviews, narratives, 
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 — Memoirs. Edited by R. W. Emerson, W. H. 
 
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 and an appendix. Boston, 1875 [cop. 1859]. 
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 OuT-OF-DOORS: a handbook of games for the play- 
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 Clark, C.H 723.5 
 
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 Out of town. Coffin, R. B 724.29 
 
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 W. Prose works, Boston, 1866 [cop. 1857]. 
 
 16° 1838.4.1 
 
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OWEN 
 
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 Paget, James. Lectures on surgical pathology. 
 
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 trait. 8° 6012.1 
 
 — Medical and physiological commentaries. New 
 
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 707 pp. Portrait. 8° 5831.1 
 
 Paine, Robert Troup. Memoir. By his parents. 
 
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 1 plate. 4° 5020.3 
 
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 Painters. Clement, C. E. Painters, and their 
 
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 — Crowe, J. A., and Cavalcaselle, G. B. The early 
 
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 — Keddie, Miss — . Modern painters and their 
 
 paintings. Boston, 1874. 16° 6216.4 
 
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 1873. Sm. 8° 15 16.21 
 
 Same. Boston, 1874. 16° 6216.3 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Frondes agrestes. Readings in 
 
 * Modern painters.' Orpington, Kent, 1875. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6236.21 
 
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 Boston,1876. 8° 6212.4 
 
 — Stephens, F. G. Flemish and French pictures, 
 
 with notes concerning the painters and their 
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 — Vasari, G. Lives of the most eminent painters. 
 
 London, 1855. 5 v. Sm. 8° 6215.6 
 
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 1872. 16° 6429.1 
 
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 Oxford, 1875. 8° 6213.12 
 
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 2v. 8° 6214.1 
 
 — Wornum, R. N. The epochs of. London, 1864. 8°. 6213.3 
 
 See oi«o Sepia painting, Water color painting. 
 
 NOTK OI^ I> AIISrTI]S-G-. 
 
 General histortet. The general reader -will probably find Wornum's " Epochs " the most useful survey of the whole field, the edition of 1864 
 [6213.3] being much improved over previous ones. It does not, however, include living painters. The notes make a very useful bibliographical record. 
 Miss Tj'tler's " Old masters and their pictures " [1516.21; 6210.3] covers the various national schools, and is a concise popular statement, and she has also a 
 similar handbook on " Modern painters " [6216.4]. The recent popular German work by Luebke, of which there is an English translation [6210.4], is a very 
 comprehensive introduction to all phases of the subject. See Lossing's popular outline sketch [1517.1]. Ruskin's " Modern painters " [6236.18] contains 
 little of biography, but is chiefly confined to criticism of modern principles, as compared with those of the older schools ; and is in considerable portions a 
 comparison of Turner, the English landscape painter, with Claude Lorraine. Lessing's "Laocoon" [6216.2] is a search for the liiwits of poetry and 
 painting. Sir Joshua Reynolds's Lectures [62;!0.1] are deemed sound criticism, but they have a tendency to the Academic principles, not so much in vogue 
 now as in Sir Joshua's day. Tyrwhitfs Handbook [6213.12] is a convenient manual. 
 
 Ancient painting. Digby Wyatt's "Fine art" [6232.2] has a summarized sketch of ancient art. The material for its history among the ancient 
 nations is necessarily scant, but chapters in Wornum [6213.3] will probably suffice the general reader regarding the painting among the Aztecs, the Asian 
 peoples, Japanese, etc. ; but he may desire the fuller accounts of JJflr^ptian painting to be found in Wilkinson's " Manners and customs of the ancient 
 Egyptians " [5926.3]. And so of Greece, to which Wornum devotes tluee chapters (he also wrote the article '• Painting " in Smith's '* Dictionary of Greek 
 and Roman antiquities"), the reader may find in Taine [6217.2], who is ciiiefly dependent, however, on the remains of sculpture, an exposition of climatic and 
 ethnological tiieories, while Winckelmann, in his "Ancient art" [6211.1], is not to be forgotten by tlie student, and is reviewed in the Atlantic monthly, April, 
 1873. See also Van Brunt's papers on the principles of Greek art in the Atlantic monthly, June, 1861, etc. There are chapters on Greek art in Grote'i " History 
 of Greece " [5926.1], and in Ftlton's Lectures. Also see chap. 22 of Lloyd's " Age of Pericles " [5921.12]. Greenough's "Apelles and his contemporaries " 
 [536.10] is a novel. There is a chapter on Greek landscape in vol. 3 of Ruskin's " Modern painters " [6236.18]. Max MUllei's " Chips" [5616.1.1] has a paper 
 
180 
 
 on the art use of their mythology. For Roman psintinf?, we are largely dependent on the discoveries at Pompeii, which see. See also chapters in histories 
 of Rome like Monimsen's [5516.1], and popular compends like Lord's " Roman world " [826.10]. 
 
 Early Christian art forms a section of Milman's " Latin Christianity ' [5817.11], and several of Mrs. Jameson's books point out the connection of the 
 religious sentiment with its artistic treatment. See the note on the Catacombs in the Library Bulletin, vol. ii, p. 289. 
 
 Italian paintitvg. The English translation of Vasari's Lives, above-named, will supply the general reader with all that hb wants. The failure of 
 Lanzi, in his "History of painting" [0215.4], to recognize sufficiently the claims of the earlier Italian painters, led Kugler to write his history of the 
 Italian schools ftom the time of Constantine down, which, under the editing of Sir Charles Eastlake, became one of Murray's handbooks, prefixed to which 
 will be found a list of authorities. See Mrs. Jameson's brief memoirs of the earlier artists, and the historical surveys of Taine in his " Italy " [.5522.2]. See 
 also the biographies of Da Vinci, Michel-Aiigelo, Raphael ; of the later eclectic school, Carracci, Domenichino, Correggio, Guido ; of the Venetian school, 
 Titian, Tintoretto, Paul Veronese; of the naturalists, Coravaggio, Spagnoletto, Salvator Rosa, and of Cellini in this and in the Bates Hall catalogues. 
 There is a paper on the Venetian school in the Westminster review, 1873; and much of interest in Pater's " Renaissance " [5925.2]. Roscoe's " Lorenzo de' 
 Medici" [5525.1] and "I^eo X " [5526.6] deal largely with the artistic aspects of that period. 
 
 Beside chapters (16, 17) in Wornum, the general reader will find a popular review in Viardot's " Wonders of Italian art " [1714 23] ; w hile the student 
 will seek the new and elaborate history by Crowe and Cavalcaselle [6213.2]. See also Goethe's " Winckelmana und sein Jahrhundert," in his Werke 
 [5737.1.13]; and an excellent guide in Burckhardt's " Cicerone " [6216.1]. Travels in Italy almost always cover more or less the art-sighta, like Hillards "Six 
 months in Italy " [426.8] ; Jameson's " Diary of an ennuyge " [427.3], etc. Art novels, like Greenough's " Ernest Carroll " [737.28] and AUston'i " Monaldi," 
 will be found of interest. 
 
 German painting. The general reader will find a concise account of the art of illumination in book 2 of Womum [6213.3] ; but see in this connection 
 the note in the Library Bulletin for April, 1876. 
 
 Murray's Handbook for the German school, which was originally issued as a translation of Kugler, with notes by Sir Edmund Head, 1846, wa« 
 reissued, so nearly re-written by Dr. Waagen, 1864 [6214.1], as to make a new work, in the preface of which he has given a careful account of the sources of 
 the history. See also the lives of Durer, Holbein, etc. 
 
 For later German painting, see the pleasing experiences in Mrs. Jameson's " Sketches " [5618.3], and Miss Howitt's " Art-student in Munich." See the 
 summary in the concluding chapter of Grimm's " Life of Michael Angelo " [1022.2]. 
 
 Flemish and Dutch painting. For the earlier art, see chap. 30 of Wornum [6213.3, where, on p. 459, will be found an enumeration of authorities] ; 
 Waagen 's " Handbook " [6214.1] ; but probably the best special treatise is that by Crowe and Cavalcaselle on " The early Flemish painters " [6215.3]. Taine's 
 Essay [6217.1] represents the philosophizing element in modem critical history. Stephen's monograph [6211.8] is the latest contribution. 
 
 See also in this and in Bates Hall catalogues for the Flemish school (catholic Brabant), the biographies of Rubens, Vandyck, Teniers, Snyders, etc. ; 
 and for the Dutch school (protestant Holland), those of Rembrandt, Vanderhelst, Cuyp, Terburg, Ostade, Wouvermans, etc. 
 
 French painting. Kugler gave small space to France in his Handbook, and so Sir E. Head prepared a special manual for Murray's series, in which he 
 recapitulates the authorities. Chapter 32 of Wornum is devoted to France, and he gives on p. 490 the principal authorities. There is a chapter in Guizot'a 
 "History of France" [5010.2] on the art of Louis xrv's time. See Hamerton [426.19] for contemporary painters, and Stigand's Heine [5721.1]. 
 
 The principal biographies illustrative of French painting are those of Poussin, Claude Lorraine, Watteau, Greuze, David (who revived the classical 
 school during the first empire), Prudhon, Delaroche, Vemet, Schefler, Delacroix, Ingres, etc., most of which must be searched for in the Bates Hall 
 catalogues. On Frere and the artists of this day, see Harper's monthly, vol. 43; Thackeray's "Paris sketch book "[339.21], and the Atlantic monthly, 
 Sept., 1875. 
 
 Spanish painting. Besides Head's Handbook, the general manual on Spain by Ford [5917.1], and chapter 29 in Womum [6213.3, who gives the chief 
 authorities on p. 395], constitute in English a full survey. Hay, in his " Castilian days " [227.2], has a chapter on the galleries of Madrid. See also general 
 travels in Spain. 
 
 English painting. The lives of Holbein, Rubens, Vandyck, and Kneller, who carried foreign taste into England, indicate rather the patronage of art 
 in that country, since there could hardly be said to be a native school, until Hogarth. Walpole's " Anecdotes of painting " refer to this pre-Hogarthian 
 period. Wornum [6213.3], in his closing chapters, gives a summary. 
 
 The history of British painting can be well traced in the following lives: — Hogarth, Reynolds, George Romney, West, Richard Wilson, 
 Gainsborough, William Blake, Fuseli, Opie, Haydon, David Scott, William Etty, Turner, Constable, William Collins, Lawrence, Stothard, Wilkie, and 
 Leslie. Most of the material on these artists must be sought for in the Bates Hall catalogues. 
 
 There is a paper on recent art in Bayne's " Essays " [1226.15]; " State of English painting," in Quarterly review, 1873. Wilkie Collins's " Hide and 
 seek" [326.1] concerns in part recent artists' life. 
 
 Painting in the United States. Tuckerman's " Book of the artists," 1867 [1511.6], is the best work, including the fullest memoir yet published of Allston, 
 and covering also the careers of such Americans as achieved or increased their reputation in England, like West, Copley, and Leslie. 
 
 There are reminiscences of painters by John Neal, in the Atlantic monthly for Dec, 1868, and March, 1869. See " First American art academy " in 
 Lippincott's magazine, vol. 9; Bryant's address on Cole, in his Orations [1926.1]; "American artists in Italy," in Harper's monthly, vol. 41. 
 
 Biographical dictionaries. Spooner's is an extensive compilation, and on the whole the best for general use. Biographies of artists will, 
 however, be found in Brande and Cox's Cyclopaedia, in Appleton's, in Chambers's, and in Thomas's Biographical dictionary ; and for the ancients, in 
 Sjnith's " Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography; " and in the case of English or American artists, who have also been writers, in Allibone. 
 
 See further the note under Painting in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Pair, A, of blue eyes. Hardy, T 639.4 
 
 Palace and cottage; or, Young America in France 
 
 and Switzerland, Adams, W. T. Boston, 1873. 
 
 16° 925.10 
 
 Palace of truth, The: a comedy. Gilbert, W. S. 
 
 Original plays. New York, 1876. W^ 1634.1 
 
 Paleontology. Nouveau manuel complet de pale- 
 
 ontologie. Serres, M. de. Paris, 1846. 2 v. 
 
 Withatlas. 24° 6639.1 
 
 Palestine. Burt, N. C. The land and its story; 
 
 or^ the sacred historical geography of. New 
 
 York, 1869. Sm. 4° 421.8 
 
 — Holland, F. W. Wanderings in. {In Many 
 
 ■ lands and many people) 431.3 
 
 — Lynch, W. F. Narrative of the United States' 
 
 expedition to the river Jordan and the Dead 
 
 sea. Philadelphia, 1849. 8'^ 421.9 
 
 — Munk, S. Palestine. Paris, 1845. 8° 5911.9 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for Palestine. London, 
 
 1868. 12^^ 6936.1 
 
 — Robinson, E., and Smith, E. Biblical researches 
 
 in. Boston, 1841. 3 v. 8° 5810.5 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Sinai and Palestine. New York, 
 
 1870. 8° 6923.1 
 
 — Strauss, (G.) F. (A.) The glory of the house of 
 
 Israel; comprising a picture of Judaistn in the 
 century which preceded the advent of our Sa- 
 viour. Philadelphia, 1859. 12^ 425.14 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Palestine, continued. 
 — Taylor, (J.) B. The lands of the Saracen; or, 
 
 picturesof. New York, 1857. 12° 424.13 
 
 See also Bashan, East (The), Holy Land, Jerusalem, Jews, 
 Sinai, Syria. 
 
 Note. — The second chapter of the second volume of Gage's 
 " Life of Ritter " [1024.8] reviews the list of authorities from 
 the Gentile writers before Christ down to our day, including 
 important articles in periodicals; and in the third appendix to 
 the same volume will be found a summary of the literature on 
 Palestine, by Tobler, the first living authority. A similar re- 
 view is given by Robinson [5810.5] ; and also in the introduc- 
 tion to '■ Our work in Palestine " [423.10]. See also Smith's 
 " Bible dictionary," and the Cyclopaedia of Kitto, where a 
 list of the most important works is given, in vol. 2, p. 465. 
 The article on Palestine in Smith's Dictionary is by George 
 Grove, and is one of the best summaries. 
 
 For historical accounts, see note under Jerusalem. 
 
 The modern scientific explorations began in 1805-7. In 
 1838, Robinson made his remarkable advance, as an explorer, 
 and his books [5810.5, etc.], after thirty year*, are still the most 
 valuable on the geography, and with their ignoring of le- 
 gendry, have found their nrmest admirer in Ritter, and have 
 instigated the later researches of Schultz, Krartt, Tobler, and 
 Gaduw. Within a few years after this, tw o English travellers 
 gave vivid and popular accounts of Palestine, — Kinglake, 
 in his "Eothen^' [228.1], in 1*38; and Warburton, in his 
 " Crescent and cross,'' in 1843 [317.8]. Ten years later, 1852, 
 the United States government aided science by the publica- 
 tion of Lynch's expedition to the Jordan and the Dead sea 
 [421.9], the standard authority on this region; and in the next 
 year, 1853, biblical scholars received the most important con- 
 tribution in English since Robinson in Dean Stanley's book 
 [5923.1]. Macgregor's " Rob Roy on the Jordan '" [423.17] gives 
 some new views on the site of Capernaum. See further. Porter's 
 " Giant cities of Bashan " [5915.7]; Dixon's " Holy Land " 
 [428.1]; Prime's "Tent life" [425.1]; Thackeray s " From 
 Cornhill to Cairo " [513.1.7]; and Thomson's " Land and the 
 book " [224.5]. 
 
PALESTINE 
 
 181 
 
 PARADISE 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Palestine, continued. 
 
 Beside Robinson and Kitto on the physical geography, 
 theic is in English the valuable work of Tristram, 2d edition, 
 ISijti [in Bates Hall]; but the great German autljority is 
 Ritter, 1850; and Gage's English adaptation retains all of the 
 original that illustrates the Bible. Rittcr's views and methods, 
 witli the advantage of the latest researches, have been pre- 
 sented for popular appreciation by Burt [421.8]. T)ie brilliant 
 enthusiasm of Chateaubriand [56:32.3 .5] is well-known, but he 
 18 of no value as an authority ; while the etiually famous 
 " Souvenirs " of Lamartine, by his own acknowledgment, have 
 nothing either of science, history, geography, or manners. 
 
 What has been done by the Palestine exploration fund of 
 England has been mentioned in the note under Jerusalem, 
 and will be found epitomized in " Our work in Palestine 
 [423.10], including Capt. Warren's explorations east of the 
 Jordan, in Lebanon, etc., abridged from the detail of the 
 quarterly statements. 
 
 For guide books, that of Murray [5936.1] is admirable, re- 
 ceiving the praise of Tobler, and the English reader can 
 hardly And anything better for a single survey, and it has a 
 special summary of the divisions into sects of the modern in- 
 habitants, with enumeration of authorities. In Kitto, the 
 principal authorities on the subdivisions of the subject will 
 be found grouped together, pointing out chapters in more 
 general works. 
 
 For maps, there is in Gage's " Life of Ritter," vol. 2, ch. 2 
 [1024.8], a sketch of the rise and progress of the chartography ; 
 but the general reader will tind the maps in the work by 
 Stanley, and Murray's " Handbook," generally corrected up to 
 date of publication. 
 
 In the 6th vol. of Merivale's " History of the Romans " 
 [5515.3] there is a map of Palestine in the 1st centuiy. 
 
 For views, see the list in Smith's " Bible dictionary," and 
 in Gage s ** Life of Ritter," vol. 2, ch. 2. 
 
 See illustrated papers in Harper's monthly, vols. 5, 6, 8,36; a 
 paper on " Galilee in the time of Christ," in the Bibliotheca 
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 See further in the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of 
 history, etc. 
 
 Moahite stone. — See the article in Contemporary review, 
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 work in Palestine" [423.10], with references; Burton and 
 Drake's "Unexplored Syria " [5933.3] : Palmer's " Desert of the 
 Exodus " [222.2], for the Arab quarrels over it ; Grove's article 
 " Moab " in Smith's •• Dictionary of the Bible," etc. Tris- 
 tram's " Land of Moab " [-5933.4] gives an account of the place 
 where it was found. 
 
 In fiction. — Ware's " Julian " [736.5] is a picture of the time 
 of Christ; and so is Ingraham's "Prince of the house of 
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 [425.14]. 
 
 Palestine exploration fund. Our work in Palestine: 
 being an account of the different Expeditions sent 
 out to the Holy Land by the committee since 
 the establishment of the fund in 1865. Lon- 
 don, 1873. iv, 343+ pp. Illustrated. Maps. 
 16° 423.10 
 
 — Same. New York, 1873. Sm. 8" 5915.6 
 
 — The recovery of Jerusalem. A narrative of ex- 
 
 ploration and discovery in the city and the Holy 
 Land. By (C. W.) Wilson [and others]. With 
 an introduction by A. P. Stanley. Edited by 
 W. Morrison. [Also Explorations in the penin- 
 sula of Sinai. By F. W. Holland.] New 
 York, 1872. xxiv, 435 pp. Illustrated. Maps. 
 
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 life, by G. W. Meadley. Boston, 1810-12. 6 v. 
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 Contents. — Vol. I. Natural theology. II. Evidences of 
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 10th edition. London, 1794. 2 v. 8° 5823.3 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1830. 2 v. 1 plate. Portrait. 
 
 Sm. 12^ 1538.6 
 
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 lished by Edmund Paley. 1st American edition. 
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 Palfrey, John Gorham. Academical lectures on the 
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 Contents. — Vol. I. Last four books of the Pentateuch. 
 
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 — History of New England, from the discovery by 
 
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 New England during the Stuart dynasty." New 
 York, 1866. 2 v. Sm. 8° 5016.2 
 
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 Palgrave, Francis Turner, editor. The golden 
 
 treasury of the best songs and lyrical poems in 
 
 the English language. London, 1874. 332 pp. 
 
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 Palgrave, William Gifford. Essays on Eastern 
 
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 — Leisure hour series. Hermann Agha: an Eastern 
 
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 central and eastern Arabia (1862-63). 6th edi- 
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 Palissy, Madame, The provocations of. Manning, 
 
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 Palissy the Huguenot potter. Boston, 1859. 239 
 
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 Pallister, Mrs. Berry. History of lace. 2d edition. 
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 Palm land; or, Dick Travers in the Chagos islands. 
 
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 Palmer, E. H. The desert of the Exodus. With 
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 Palmer, Ray. Earnest words on true success in life. 
 
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 Palmerin of England. Moreas, F. de. London, 
 
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 Pandurang HIri, or, memoirs of a Hindoo. With 
 
 an introductory preface by Sir H. B. E. Frere. 
 
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 new opera house in Scribner's monthly, May, 1875. 
 
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 — Same. (In his Works.) London, 1872. Sm. 8°. 513.1.7 
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 Parker, Joseph. Ecce Deus: essays on the life and 
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 12° 1016.3 
 
 Parker, Rosa Abbott. Rosa Abbott stories. Alexis 
 
 the runaway 933.14 
 
 Jack of all trades 933. 15 
 
 The pinks and blues 933.16 
 
 Tommy Hickup 933.19 
 
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 sermons. VI. Discourse of matters pertaining to religion. 
 VII. Historic Americans. VIII, IX. Seruions on theism, 
 and popular theology. 
 
 — Experience as a minister, with some account of 
 
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 312pp. Sm. 8° 5025.4 
 
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 ica, and England's forcible wresting of them from France. 
 When this series of histories is complete, and the linal end of. 
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 the " Conspiracy of Pontiac " a proper sequel, which in its 
 introduction epitomizes tlie preceding series, and then in its 
 text narrates the last great effort of the Indians east of tlie 
 Mississippi to rid themselves of theyokeput upon them by the 
 Europeans and the colonists. 
 
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 Parloa, Marie. The Appledore cook book. Bos- 
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 Parr, Harriet. {Holme Lee.) Basil Godfrey's 
 
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 Parra Sastha. Carleton, W .* 518.4 
 
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 Pasta, Andre. Traite des pertes de sang chez lea 
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 Patricius, St., of Ireland. Life of Saint Patrick. 
 
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 — Same. New York 732.30 
 
 — The best of husbands. Leipzig 319.27 
 
 — Same. New York 731.35 
 
 — Cecil's tryst 310.10 
 
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 — Found dead 312.19 
 
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 — Same. New York 530.14 
 
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 geography, history, and antiquities of the Sassa- 
 
 nian or new Persian empire. London, 1876. 8'-'.5923.11 
 
 — Rawlinson, Sir H. (C.) England and Russia 
 
 in the East. A series of papers on the political 
 and geographical condition of Central Asia. 
 London, 1875. 8° 592L5 
 
 — Rollin, C. Ancient history of the Modes and 
 
 Persians. Vol. 1-4, 6-8. Boston, 1807. 8^... 5913.1 
 Perspective. Pyne, G. Perspective for beginners. 
 
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 — Ruskin, J. Elements of. New York, 1871. 12°. 6236.14 
 
 See also Linear perspective. 
 
 Persuasion. Austen, J. Boston 515.5 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 325.24 
 
 Peru. Hutchinson, T. J. Two years in, with explo- 
 ration of its antiquities. London, 1873. 2 v. 8°. 5932.9 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. History of the conquest of. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 2 v. 8° 5914.3 
 
 — Searching for the quinine plant in Peru. {In 
 
 Many lands and many people) 4 43 1.3 
 
 — Wise, H. A. Los Gringos; or, wanderings in. 
 
 New York, 1849. 12° 435.4 
 
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 Peru, see the Library Bulletin for April, 187<j. 
 
 Pet; or, pastimes and penalties. Haweis, H. R. . . . 912.17 
 Peter, St., the apostle. Rodrigues-Henriques, J. H. 
 
 Saint Pierre. Paris, 1871. 8° i* 5813. 10 
 
 Peter I, Alexiowitsch, the great, emperor of Russia. 
 
 Abbott, J. History .of 915.4 
 
 — Barrow, Sir J. Life of. New York, 1856. 16°. 1228.8 
 
 See also Russia. 
 
 Peter Clinton. Wise, D 932.41 
 
 Peter Simple. Marryat, F 337. 10 
 
 Peter the whaler. Kingston, W. H. G 922.4 
 
 Petit, J. A. History of Mary Stuart, queen of 
 Scots. From the original unpublished manu- 
 script by Charles De Flandre. London, 1874. 
 2 V. Portraits. 4° 5410.2 
 
 Note. — The author's sympathies are with Mary Stuart, 
 whose iunoceuce he asserts, iiee note under Mary, queen of 
 Scots. 
 
 Petits oiseaux, Les: comedie. Labiche, E. (M.), 
 
 and Delaoour, A. (C. L.) Boston, 1867. 12°. 2015.2 
 
 P6tra, Le. Lenoir, P. Paris, 1872. 18° 5935.10 
 
 Petrella, Enrico. Carnival of Venice; lone. (In 
 
 Ditson, 0., and co. Standard opera librettos). .6233.3.6 
 
 Petronel. Church, F 337.15 
 
 Pets, Heads and tails: studies and stories of. Lip- 
 
 pincott, S. J 921.15 
 
 Pettiqrew, a. The handy book of bees: being a 
 practical treatise on their. profitable manage- 
 ment. 2d edition, revised. Edinburgh, 1875. 
 xiv, 162 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 6619.4 
 
 Pettigrew, James Bell. International scientific 
 series. Animal locomotion, or walking, swim- 
 ming, and flying, with a dissertation on aero- 
 nautics. Illustrated. New York, 1874. xiii, 
 264-}- pp. 12° 6436.14 
 
 Petty, Henry, marquis of Lansdowne. See Hay- 
 ward, A. Biographical and critical essays. 
 London, 1873. 8^ 5833.3.2 
 
 Peveril of the Peak. Scott, Sir W. Boston 523.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.17 
 
 Peyster, John Watts de. Personal and military 
 
 history of Philip Kearney. New York, 1869. 
 
 5124- pp. Portrait. 8° 5021.6 
 
 Phantastes. MacDonald, G 512.8 
 
 Phantom ship. The. Marryat, F 725. 17 
 
 Pharmacopeia of the United States. Philadelphia, 
 
 1851. xxiii, 317 pp. 8° 6021.8 
 
 Pharmacy. Chemical and pharmaceutic manipula- 
 tions. Morfit, C, and Muckle, A. Philadel- 
 phia, 1849. 12° 6433.3 
 
 Phases of faith. Newman, F. W. London, 1853. 
 
 12° 1526.29 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 PnfeDRE: tragedie. Racine, J. de. Tbe&tre com- 
 
 plet. Paris, 1870. 12°... 5537.3 
 
 — Phadra. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. Werke. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1867. 8° 5734.L7 
 
 Phelps, Agnes. One year at our boarding-school. .. 1114.2 
 Phelps, Almira Hart, formerly Miss Lincoln. Bot- 
 any for beginners. Hartford, 1833. 256 pp. 12°. 6627.3 
 
 — Same. 3d edition. New York, 1838. 216 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 12° 1528.5 
 
 Phelps, Austin. The still hour; or, communion 
 
 with God. Boston, 1860. 136 pp. 16° 6328.5 
 
 Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. The gates ajar 537.9 
 
 — The gypsy series. Gypsy Breynton 916.21 
 
 Gypsy's cousin Joy 916.22 
 
 Gypsy's sowing and reaping 916.20 
 
 Gypsy's year at the golden crescent 916.23 
 
 — Hedged in 537.10 
 
 — The lady of Shalott. {In Johnson, (B.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.10 
 
 — Men, women, and ghosts 537.8 
 
 — Mercy Gliddon's work 916.25 
 
 — Poetic studies. Boston, 1875. 141 pp. Sq. 16°. 1617.9 
 
 — The silent partner 537. II 
 
 — The Trotty book 932.13 
 
 — Trotty's wedding tour, and story-book 913.27 
 
 — What to wear. Boston, 1873. 92 pp. 12° 1537.7 
 
 Phemie Frost's experiences. Stephens, A. S. (W.). 734.22 
 Phenomena and laws of heat. Cazin, A. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 1714.6 
 
 Phil, the fiddler. Alger, H.,yr 934.30 
 
 Philip II, king of Spain. Prescott, W. H. History 
 
 of the reign of. Boston, 1855, 59. 3 v. 8°. . . 1222.1 
 
 — Watson, R. History of. New York, 1818. 8°. 823.3 
 
 See also Spain. 
 
 Philip, chief of the Wampanoags, History of. Ab- 
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 Note. — The events of King Pliilip's war, 1675, the great up- 
 rising by the natives of New England against the English 
 colonists, are narrated in Palfrey's " History of New England " 
 [oOlG.2]; in Barry's " History of Massachusetts " [812.53; in 
 Austin's " History of Massachusetts " [813.19] ; and they form 
 the subject of Cooper's " Wept of Wish-ton-Wish " [52.5.12]. 
 Irving delineates King Philip in his "Sketch book"[311.13; 
 715.6; 1815.10]. 
 
 Philip, George, and son, publishers. Philip's atlas 
 of the counties of England, reduced from the 
 ordnance survey. By Edward Weller. New 
 edition, with a complete consulting index, by 
 John Bartholomew. London, 1875. 106-}- pp. 
 48 maps. F° *R.R. Desk 
 
 Philip, The adventures of. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Leipzig 335.5 
 
 — Same. (In his \Yorks.) London 513.1.6 
 
 — Same. New York 1820.2 
 
 Philip Augustus; or, the brothers in arms. [French 
 
 history, — novel.] James, G. P. R 722.7 
 
 Philip Earnsclifife. Edwards, A. B 520.2 
 
 Phillips, John L. Thomas. Site and antiquities of 
 
 Athens. (Zn Many lands and many people) ... 431.3 
 Phillips, Lawrence B. Dictionary of biographical 
 
 reference. London, 1871. x, 1020-|-pp. 8°.*R.R.,E.3.2 
 Phillips, Samuel March. Famous cases of circum- 
 stantial evidence. With an introduction on the 
 theory of presumptive proof. Boston, 1873. 
 
 xxxix, 153 pp. 8° 6313.2 
 
 Phillips, Watts. For a woman's sake 721.5 and 731.6 
 
 Phillips, Willard. Manual of political economy. 
 
 Boston, 1828. 278 pp. 8° 5822.8 
 
 — Propositions concerning protection and free trade. 
 
 Boston, 1850. xv, 233 pp. 12° 6436.2 
 
 Philojuvenis, pseud. Edda; or, the tales of a 
 grandmother. History of Denmark, from the 
 earliest ages to the accession of the Oldenburg 
 dynasty, a. d. 1448. London, 1875. 398-|- pp. 
 
 Illustrated. L. 8^ 5712.2 
 
 Philosophers, Lives of, of the time of George iii. 
 
 Brougham, H., lord. Edinburgh, 1872. 16°. . .5614.4.1 
 Philosophy. Fiske, J. Outlines of cosmic philosophy, 
 based on the doctrine of evolution, with criticisms 
 on the positive philosophy. Boston, 1875. 2 v. 
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 — Lewes, G. H. History of philosophy from Thales 
 
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PHILOSOPHY 
 
 188 
 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 Philosophy, continued. 
 
 — MacCosh, J. The Scottish philosophy, from 
 
 Hutcheson to Hamilton. New York, 1875. 8°. 5821.1 
 
 — Martineau, J. Essays, philosophical and theo- 
 
 logicaL Boston, 18(38, 70. 2 v. 8° 5814.14 
 
 — Maurice, (J.) F. D. Moral and metaphysical 
 
 philosophy. London, 1873. 2 v. 8^ 5833.2 
 
 — Mill, J. S. Dissertations and discussions: politi- 
 
 cal, philosophical, and historical. New York, 
 
 1874, 75. 5 V. 8° 6824.4 
 
 — Paley, W. Principles of moral and political 
 
 philosophy. London, 1794. 2 v. 8^.. 5823.3 
 
 — Shairp, J. C. Studies in poetry and philosophy. 
 
 New York, 1872. 16° 1535.14 
 
 — Spencer, H. First principles of a new system 
 
 of. New York, 1873. 12° 6835.1 
 
 Recent discussions in. New York, 1873. 12°. 6835.2 
 
 See also Intellectual science, Moral philosophy. Physics, 
 Political philosophy. 
 
 Philosophy, The, of eating. Bellows, A. J. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 1523.4 
 
 Philosophy of English literature. Bascom, J. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12° 5216.8 
 
 Philosophy of rhetoric. Bascom, J. Boston, 1870. 
 
 12° 1535.12 
 
 Philosophy of style. Spencer, H. New York, 
 
 1872. 12° 6126.1 
 
 Philothea. Child, L. M 515.1 
 
 Phineas Finn, the Irish member. Trollope, A 334.6 
 
 Phineas redux. Trollope, A 732.14 
 
 Phips, Sir William, Life of. Bowen, F. (/» Sparks, 
 
 J. Library of American biography) 5028.1.7 
 
 Phipson, T. L. Phosphorescence; or, the emission 
 
 of light by minerals, plants, and animals. 
 
 London, 1870. xv, 210 pp. Illustrated. 16°. 6637.3 
 Ph(enix, John, pseud. See Derby, George Horatio. 
 Phcenixiana. [Humors of California life, etc.] 
 
 Derby, G. H. New York, 1869. 12° 535.14 
 
 Phonic primer and reader. Zachos, J. C. Boston, 
 
 1864. 12° 1736.3 
 
 Phosphorescence; or, the emission of light by 
 
 minerals, plants, and animals. Phipson, T. L. 
 
 London, 1870. 16" 6637.3 
 
 Photography. Ayers, G. B. How to paint photo- 
 graphs in water colors. Philadelphia, 1870. 12°. 6217.8 
 
 — Meteyard, E. A group of Englishmen, embracing 
 
 the history ofthe discovery of. London, 1871. 8°. 6424.4 
 
 — Van Monckhoven, D. Popular treatise on. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. 12° 1716.19 
 
 — Vogel, H. Chemistry of. New York, 1875. 12°. 6436.16 
 Phrases. Dictionary of phrase and fable. Brewer, 
 
 E.G. London [1875]. 8° *R.R., F.3.13 
 
 Phrenology. Spurzheim, (J.) G. Outlines of. 
 
 Boston, 1832. 12° 1628.10 
 
 — Wells, S. R. How to read character: a new illus- 
 
 trated hand-book of. New York, 1875. 12°.. 15 25. 22 
 Phthisis. Louis, P. C. A. Researches on. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 8° 6013.6 
 
 — Rohden, L. Treatment of phthisis by baths and 
 
 climate. (In Braun, J. On the curative effects 
 
 of baths and waters) 6032.4 
 
 Physical exercises. Manual of. Wood, W. New 
 
 York, 1870. 12° 1516.7 
 
 Physical geography. Abbott, J. Water and land. 
 
 [Juvenile] 912.3 
 
 — Guyot, A. The earth and man: lectures on com- 
 
 parative physical geography, in its relation to 
 
 the history of mankind. Boston, 1872. 12° 1523.15 
 
 — Macturk, J. Physical geography. New York 
 
 [Glasgow], 1873. 16° 1717.7 
 
 — Marsh, G. P. The earth as modified by human 
 
 action. New York, 1874. 8° 6831.2 
 
 — Maury, M. F. Physical geography of the sea. 
 
 New York, 1871. 8° 1520.2 
 
 — Somerville, M. Physical geography. London, 
 
 1870. Sm. 8° 6836.2 
 
 — Wallace, A. R. The Malay archipelago: the land 
 
 of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. 
 
 Now York, 1869. Sm. 8° 5934.1 
 
 See also Earth, Geography, Oeology, Meteors, Thysics, 
 Volcanoes. I 
 
 Slielf. No. 
 
 Physician, The, in spite of himself: a comedy. 
 Molidre, J. B. P. Dramatic works. Edinburgh, 
 1876. 8° 5530.3.3 
 
 Physician's', A, holiday. Forbes, Sir J. London, 
 
 1849. 12° 226.2 
 
 Physician's, A, problems. [Essays.] Elam, C. 
 
 Boston, 1869. 12° 1535.21 
 
 Physician's, A, vacation; or, a summer in Europe. 
 
 Channing, W. Boston, 1856. 12° 422.21 
 
 Physician's, The, wife. Spangler, H. K 723.23 
 
 Physicians. Jackson, J. Letters to a young physi- 
 cian. Boston, 1855. 12° 6021.5 and 6036.1 
 
 Another letter. Boston, 1861. 12° 6036.1 
 
 Physics. Bagehot, W. Physics and politics. Lon- 
 don, 1872. Sm. 8° 1526.25 
 
 — Same. New York, 1873. 12° 6436.2 
 
 — Blair, D. A grammar of natural and experi- 
 
 mental philosophy. Hartford, 1824. 12° 1538.22 
 
 — Blake, J. L. Conversations on natural philosophy. 
 
 Boston, 1837. 12° 1526.30 
 
 — Fontenelle, J. de. Nouveau manuel complet de 
 
 physique amusante. Paris, 1850. 24° 6439.5 
 
 — Olmsted, D. A compendium of natural philoso- 
 
 phy. New Haven, 1833. 8° 6434.2 
 
 — Quaokenbos, G. P. Natural philosophy. New 
 
 York, 1864. 12° 6436.5 
 
 — Rolfe, W. J., and Gillet, J. A. Natural philoso- 
 
 phy. Boston, 1869. 12° 6436.9 
 
 — Stewart, B. Lessons in elementary physics. 
 
 London, 1873. 16° 6438.6 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Introduction to the study of 
 
 natvH-al philosophy. London, 1851. 12° 1526.17 
 
 — Same. London, 1870. 12° 1716.30 
 
 — Whewell, W. Astronomy and general physics 
 
 considered with reference to natural theology. 
 Philadelphia, 1833. 12° 6438.5 
 
 See also Astronomy, Electricity, Force, Heat, Molecular 
 physics. Physical geography, Science, Sound. 
 
 Physiognomy. Darwin, C. (R.) The expression 
 of the emotions in man and animals. New 
 York, 1873. Sm. 8° 6615.2 
 
 — Redfield, J. W. Comparative physiognomy. 
 
 New York, 1852. 8° 1521.15 
 
 — Wells, S. R. How to read character: a new illus- 
 
 trated hand-book of. New York, 1875. 12°. . .1525.22 
 
 New physiognomy, or, signs of character. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12° 1521.13 
 
 Physiology. Beecher, C. E, Physiology and calis- 
 thenics. New York, 1858. 16° 6038.2 
 
 — Bichat, (M. P.) X. Physiological researches 
 
 upon life and death. Philadelphia, 1809. 8°. 6023.10 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. Principles of human physi- 
 
 ology. Philadelphia, 1868. 8° 6012.6 
 
 — Combe, A. The principles of physiology applied 
 
 to the preservation of health, and to the im- 
 provement of physical and mental education. 
 New York, 1855. 12° 1718.2 
 
 — Cutter, C. Anatomy and physiology. Boston, 
 
 1847. 12° 6037.3 
 
 — Edwards, H. M. Outlines of. Boston, 1841. 8°. 602L 15 
 
 — Flint, A., jr. The physiology of man. New York, 
 
 1873. 4v. 8° 601L4 
 
 — Hinton, J. Physiology for practical use. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12° 6035.5 
 
 — Lawson, H. Manual of popular physiology. New 
 
 York [London], 1873. 16° 1713.2 
 
 — Le Pileur, A. Wonders of the human body. New 
 
 York, 1871. 16° 1714.14 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. The physiology of common life. 
 
 Leipzig, 1860. 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 1528.1 
 
 — Mace, J. The servants of the stomach. New 
 
 York, 1868. 16° 1536.7 
 
 — Paine, M. Medical and physiological commenta- 
 
 ries. New York, 1840. 2 v. 8° 6012.5 
 
 — Rogot, P. M. Animal and vegetable physiology 
 
 considered with reference to natural theology. 
 Philadelphia, 1836. 2 v. 8° 6032.2 
 
 — Unzer, J. A. Principles of. London, 1851. 
 
 8° 6013. 15 
 
 See also Anatomy, Bioplasm, Eye, Medicine, Nerves, 
 Pathology. 
 
PIANO 
 
 189 
 
 PIUS 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Piano and song. Wiock, J. G. F. Boston, 1875. 
 
 12" 6234.5 
 
 Piano-forte, Rudiments of the art of playing the. 
 
 Spencer, C. C. London, 1870. 12" 1716.36 
 
 PiCAUD, Louis Benoit. Der Neife als Onkel. See 
 
 ScHiLLEK, (J. C.) F. von. Werke. Stuttgart, 
 
 1867. 8° 6734.1.7 
 
 PiccioLA. Saintine,-(J.) X. B. New York, 1858. 
 
 12" 2015.4 
 
 PiccoLOMiNi, Die. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. Boston, 
 
 18(i5. 12° 5735.3 
 
 — Same. (In his Works.) London, 1872. Sm. 8°. 827.26 
 
 — Same, (/n /«> Werke.) Stuttgart, 1865. 8".. 5734.1.4 
 
 — .Same, (/n Coleridge, S. T. Works) 1611.5 
 
 Picked up adrift. De Mille, J 914.39 
 
 Pickering, John. A vocabulary, or collection of 
 
 words and phrases peculiar to the United States. 
 
 Boston, 1816. 2064- pp. 8° 6121.1 
 
 Pickering, Octavius, and Upham, Charles Went- 
 worth. Life of Timothy Pickering. Boston, 
 1867,73. 4v. 2 portraits. 2 plates. 8".... 5021.1 
 
 Ifote. — The 1st volume is by O. Pickering, the remaining 
 voluuiea by C. W. Upham. 
 
 Pickering, Timothy, Life of. Pickering, 0., and 
 
 Upham, C. W. Boston, 1867, 73. 4 v. 8" . . . 502L1 
 
 Pickwick papers. Dickens, C. (J. H.) Boston. 
 
 2 V 1824.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338.1 
 
 Picnic party, The. Adams, W. T 918.6 
 
 Picnic party, The. Smith, H. (In Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.9 
 
 PiCTON, J. Allanson. The mystery of matter and 
 
 other essays. London, 1873. xii, 492 pp. 
 
 Sm. 8" ^ 5826.3 
 
 Picture logic. Swinbourne, A. (J.) London, 1875. 
 
 8" 5616.19 
 
 Picture stories from the Japanese. Pictures drawn 
 
 by native talent; with the stories in English 
 
 rhyme. London [1874], Unpaged. 8° 5920.3 
 
 Pictures across the channel. Macquoid, K. S 339.22 
 
 Pictures from Italy. [Travels.] Dickens, C. (J. H.) 
 
 Boston, 1874. 16" 1824.10 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1846. Sq. 16° 338.18 
 
 Pictures from prison life. An historical sketch of 
 
 the Massachusetts state prison. Haynes, G. 
 Boston, 1869. 16" 817.16 
 
 Picturesque America; or, the land we live in. Bry- 
 ant, W. C, editor. New York [1872, 73]. 2 v. 
 4" 5030.9 
 
 Piedmont, Handbook for. Murray, J. London, 
 
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 Pierce, Abraham P. The revelator: being an ac- 
 count of the twenty-one days' entrancement of 
 A. P. Pierce, together with a sketch of his life. 
 2d edition. Boston, 1870. 88 pp. 12" 1538.18 
 
 Pierce, Gilbert A. The Dickons dictionary. A key 
 to the characters and principal incidents in the 
 tales of Charles Dickens. With additions by W. 
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 573 pp. Portrait. 12" *R.R., F.3.3 
 
 Pierpont, John. Airs of Palestine. A poem. 
 
 Baltimore, 1816. xxvi, 56 pp. 8" 1611.3 
 
 Piers, Experimental essays on the principles of con- 
 struction in. Bland, W. London, 1867. 12".. 1716.6 
 
 Pierson, Helen Wall. Edith Vaughan's victory 1118.11 
 
 Piety, Exercises of. Zollikofer, G. J. Boston, 1855. 
 
 12° 1535.24 
 
 Pike, Albert. Prose sketches and poems, written in 
 the Western country. Boston, 1834. 200 pp. 
 Sm. 8" 1612.11 
 
 Pike, Francis West Atherton. Safely married! A 
 
 novel 721.7 
 
 Pike, James S. The prostrate state: South Carolina 
 under negro government. New York, 1874. 
 279 pp. 12° 5017.4 
 
 Pike, Luke Owen. History of crime in England. 
 
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 Contents. — Vol.1. From the Roman invasion to the ac- 
 cession of Henry VII. 
 
 Pike, Mary H. Ida May. By Mary Langdon 
 
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 Pike, Nicolas. New and complete system of arith- 
 
 metick. 7th edition, revised and improved by 
 
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 Pike county ballads. Hay, J. Boston, 1871. 16". 1615.14 
 Pilgrim, The, and the shrine. Ainslie, H. London, 
 
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 Pilgrim fathers. The. Bartlett, W. H. London, 
 
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 See also Plymouth. 
 
 Pilgrim society, Plymouth, Mass. Proceedings at 
 the 250th anniversary of the landing of the pil- 
 grims. Cambridge, 1871. 208 pp. 8" 1920.2 
 
 Pilgrim's, The, progress. Bunyan, J. Leipzig, 1855. 
 
 Sq. 16° 315.18 
 
 Pilgrims, Guide to Plymouth, and recollections of 
 
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 Pilgrims, The, of the Rhine. Bulwer-Lytton, E. 
 
 (G.E.)L 336.15 
 
 Pillar of fire. The ; or, Israel in bondage. Ingra- 
 
 ham, J. H. Boston, 1872. Sm. 8° 512.6 
 
 Pillars, The, of the house. Yonge, C. M. Leipzig. 
 
 4 V. in 2 339.16 
 
 — Same. London. 2v 734.12 
 
 Pilot, The. [Paul Jones, etc.] Cooper, J. F 625.29 
 
 Pink and white tyranny. Stowe, H. (E.) B 537.6 
 
 PiNKNEY, William, Life of. Wheaton, H. {In 
 
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 Pinks, The, and blues. Parker, R. A 933.16 
 
 PiNNEY, Norman, and Arnoult, Emile. French 
 
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 Pioneer boy [A. Lincoln], The, and how he became 
 
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 Pioneers, The. [Novel, Indian life.] Cooper, J. F. 525.28 
 Pioneers and founders; or, recent workers in the 
 mission field. Yonge, C. M. [London, 1871.] 
 
 16° 5817.5 
 
 Pioneers of France in the New World. Parkman, 
 
 F.,jr. Boston, 1871. 12° 5015.5.1 
 
 Piozzi, Esther Lynch. (Mrs. Thrale.) Autobiogra- 
 phy, letters and literary remains. Edited, with 
 notes, and an introductory account of her life 
 and writings by A. Hayward. Boston, 1861. 
 
 vi, 531 pp. 12° 1224.6 
 
 Pique 725.38 
 
 Pirata, II. Bellini, V. {In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
 Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.4 
 
 Pirate, The. Scott, .SjVW. Boston 523.8 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.9 
 
 Pirate city, The. An Algorine tale. Ballantyne, 
 
 R. M 927.30 
 
 Pirates. Captain William Kidd, and others of the 
 
 pirates who ravaged America two hundred years 
 
 ago. Abbott, J. S. C. New York, 1874. 
 
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 Pisa. Descrizione delle pitture del Campo Santo di 
 
 Pisa. Rosini, G. Pisa, 1829. 16" 2038.1 
 
 PiTCAiRN island. The mutineers of the Bounty and 
 
 their -descendants in Pitcairn and Norfolk 
 
 islands. Belcher, Lady D. New York, 1870. 
 
 Sm.8° 1224.4 
 
 — Same. New York, 1871. 12° 436.2 
 
 Pitt, William, the younger. Macaulay, T. B., lord. 
 
 William Pitt. Leipzig, 1860, Sq. 16° 1238.18 
 
 — Stanhope, P. II., earl. Life of. London, 1867. 
 
 4 V. Sm. 8° 5424.11 
 
 Note. — The latest and by far the best life is the moderate 
 tory view by Earl Stanhope, who had the advantages, given 
 to a kinsman, in the use of private papers. 
 
 The most brilliant of the lesser sketches is Macaulay's,from 
 a moderate whig point of view, wliich originally appeared in 
 the Encyclopaedia Britamiica, in which he continues the 
 political history of George Ill's time, begun in his two Essays 
 on Chutham. See also Bulwer's paper on " Pitt and Fox," in 
 his ■' Miscellanies "[.^G.5.1]; Macaulay's sketch, in Harper's 
 monthly, vol. 19; Lodge's " Portraits" [5S57.fi. 8]; Brougham's 
 sketch, m his "Statesmen" [5(;i4.4.o]; Goldwin Smith's 
 political history of Pitt's time, in his " Three English states- 
 men " [5425.1]; Alison's Europe [5913.6], particularly for his 
 financial theories ; the lives of contemporaries Fox, Caiming, 
 Moore, and Sheridan; and the full references in Allibone. 
 
 Pitzmaroon; or, the magic hammer. Beach, C. A. 912.12 
 Pius IX, pope, Speeches of. Gladstone, W. E. Leip- 
 zig, 1875. Sq. 16" 1918.12 
 
 — Same. New York, 1875. 8° 1911.3 
 
PIZARRO 
 
 190 
 
 POET 
 
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 PizARUo: a tragedy. Sheridan, R. B. Dramatic 
 
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 — Same. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 6626.9 
 
 Place, A, in thy memory. De Kroyft, S. H. New 
 
 York, 1851. 12° 5218.7 
 
 Placenta pras via; its history and treatment. Read, 
 
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 Plaideubs, Les: comedie. Racine, J. de. Theiitre 
 
 oomplet. Paris, 1870. 12° 6537.3 
 
 Planche, James Robinson. The brigand: a drama. 
 
 NewYork, N. D. 35 pp. 1 plate. 12° 1635.4 
 
 — History of British costume, from the earliest 
 
 period to the close of the 18th century. With 
 illustrations. 3d edition. London, 1874. xxiv, 
 416 pp. Sm. 8° 6235.3 
 
 — Personal reminiscences. (In Stoddard, R. H. 
 
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 — Promotion: a vaudeville. New York, n.d. 17 pp. 
 
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 — Recollections and reflections. A professional au- 
 
 tobiography. London, 1872. 2 v. Illustrated. 
 Folded plate. 8° 5524.2 
 
 — and Dance, Charles. High, 1t)w, Jack, and the 
 
 game: a burletta. New York, n. d. 16 pp. 
 
 12° ^ 1635.5 
 
 Planche, Matilda Anne. See Mackarness, Ma- 
 tilda Anne. 
 
 Plane and plank. Adams, W. T 924.12 
 
 Planetary and stellar worlds. The. Mitchell, 0. M. 
 
 London [I860]. 16° 1526.14 
 
 Plant hunters, The. Reid, M 923.29 
 
 Plant life, Phenomena of. Grindon, L. H. Boston, 
 
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 Planter's, The, northern bride. Hentz, C. L 534.20 
 
 Plants. Hassard, A. Floral decorations for the 
 dwelling house: a practical guide to the home 
 arrangement of plants and flowers. London, 
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 Boston [London], 1873. 8° 6624.1 
 
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 Plantz, Tobias A. EfiFectual prayer. [And] Prayer. 
 
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 Plato. Dialogues. Translated, with analyses and 
 
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 . 4v. 8° 6111.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Charniides ; Lysis ; Laches ; Protagoras ; 
 Euthydemus; Ion; Meno; Euthyphro; Apology; Crito; 
 Phaedo; Symposium; Phaedrus: Cratylus. 
 
 II. The republic ;«Timaeiis; Critias. 
 
 III. Gorgias; Philebus; Parmeuides; Theaetetus; The 
 sophist; The statesman. 
 
 IV. Laws; Appendix; Lesser Ilippias; First Alcibiades; 
 Meiiexenus; Index. 
 
 — Collins, C. W. Plato [outlined and explained]. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 16° 6116.20 
 
 — Grote, G. Plato and other companions of Sokra- 
 
 tes. London, 1867. 3 v. 8° 6113.2 
 
 Note. — The interest in Pluto centres largely in his teach- 
 ings, and all treatises on philosophy embody more or less 
 biographical illustrations. Grote's " Plato and other com- 
 panions of Sokrates" takes a somewhat utilitarian view, 
 which is opposed by Jowett, with an idealistic view, in the 
 introductions to his edition of the "Dialogues." Compare 
 Lewes's " Biographical history of philosophy " [G832.1.1]: two 
 chaptors in Dr. Cocker's •* Christianity and Greek philoso- 
 phy " [,■.814.4]; James Martineau's "Essays" [5814.14]; Fel- 
 ton's "Lectures on Greece;" Macaulay's comparison of 
 Plato and Bacon, in his Essay on Bacon [1918.4], which is in 
 partcontroveited in Peter Bayne's Essay on Plato [122(>.15.2]; 
 Emerson's "Representative men" [1916.6; 1934.6.2]; De 
 Quincey's "Historical essays" [1825.8]; Bunsen's "God 
 in history" [5813.1.i]; and Grote"s "History of Greece" 
 [592»!.l]. 
 
 See the articles in Smith's " Dictionary of Greek and Ro- 
 man biography;" Anthon's "Classical dictionary;" and 
 the references in Abbot's " Bibliography of a future life " 
 [5831.3]. 
 
 Plautus, Titus Maccius. Amphitruo et Aulularia. 
 Accidunt notae Anglicas. Cura C. K. Dillaway. 
 Philadelphiae [cop. 1842]. 211 pp. Sm. 12° .. 6118.4 
 
 — Plautus [outlined and explained]. Collins, W. L. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1873. 16° 6116.17 
 
 Play and profit in my garden. Roe, E. P. New 
 
 York [cop. 1873]. Sm. 8° 1516.13 
 
 Play and study. Baker, II. N. (W.) 935.6 
 
 Played out. Cudlip, A 317.13 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Playground, The, of Europe. [Switzerland.] 
 
 •Stcphea,L. London, 1871. 16° 5935.8 
 
 Playing the mischief. De Forest, J. W 720.29 
 
 Pleasant cove series. See Kellogg, Elijah. 
 
 Pleasant memories of pleasant lands. Sigourney, 
 
 L. H. Boston, 1842. Sm. 8° > 1537.12 
 
 Plebiscite, Ilistoire du. Erckmann, E., and Cha- 
 
 trian, A. Paris, 1872. 18° 6516.4 
 
 Plebiscite, The story of the. Erckmann, ]fi., and 
 
 Chatrian, A. London, 1872. 16° 524.26 
 
 Plinius C^cilius Secundus, Caius. Pliny's letters 
 [outlined and explained]. Church, A., and 
 Brodribb, W. J. Edinburgh, 1872. 16° 6116.12 
 
 Plot, A, in private life. Collins, (W.) W 326.8 
 
 Plucked from the burning. Church, P. .^ 337.23 
 
 Plummer, John Isaac. Introduction to astronomy. 
 New York [Glasgow], 1873. 174 pp. Illus- 
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 Plurality of worlds. See Worlds, Plurality of. 
 
 Plutarchus. Lives [of ancient Greeks and Ro- 
 mans]. The translation called Dryden's. Cor- 
 rected from the Greek and revised by A. H. 
 Clough. Boston, 1872. 5 v. 8° 6932.5 
 
 — Same. Translated, with notes, and a life of 
 
 Plutarch. By J. and W. Langhorne. New edi- 
 tion. London, 1828. 748 pp. Portrait. 8°. .. 5932.7 
 
 — Morals. Translated from the Greek by several 
 
 hands. Corrected and revised by W. W. Good- 
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 Plymouth, Mass. Russell, W. S. Guide to. Bos- 
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 Plymouth colony. Compact, with the charter and 
 
 laws of. iSec Massachusetts 6313.1 
 
 — Records of the. See Massachusetts 6310.1 
 
 A^o<e. — A chapter in vol.2 of Masson's " Life of Milton" 
 [5422.2] is devoted to the rise and progress of English inde- 
 pendency, and other authorities on Englisli ecclcKiastical his- . 
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 • be studied also in Bacon's " Genesis of the New England 
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 churches ditt'ered from those of Massachusetts bay. 
 
 The reader who wishes to examine carefully the sources of 
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 mouth in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. 
 
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 chusetts" [812.5]. The history of the town of Plymouth, hv 
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 preserve much of the record ; while Bartlett has been a follower 
 on their track with petflRd pencil, both in England, in Hol- 
 land, and in the old colony [5021.4] The records of the col- 
 ony have been edited by Shurtleff [6.il0.1], as also the char- 
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 historical society, discussed the relations of the two colonies. 
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 Plympton, George W. A system of instruction in 
 
 the practical use of the blowpipe. 2d edition. 
 . With an appendix and a copious index. New 
 
 York, 1868. 288 pp. 12° 6436.3 
 
 Pneumatics for beginners. Tomlinson, C. London, 
 
 1866. 12° 1716.32 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allan. Works. New York, 1866. 4 v. 
 
 16° 1934.2 
 
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 Tales. II. Poems; Eureka; Tales. III. The literati ; Mar- 
 ginalia; Fifty suggestions. IV. Arthur Gordon Pym; Mis- 
 cellaneous. 
 
 — Prose tales. 1st series. New York {cop. 1849]. 
 
 vi, 483 pp. 16° 626.9 
 
 2d series. New York, 1867. vi, 498 [496] 
 
 pp. 12° 626.18 
 
 — The fall of the house of Usher. {In Johnson, 
 
 (E.) R. Little classics) 629.4.2 
 
 — The gold-bug. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.12 
 
 — The murders in the Rue Morgue. {In Johnson, 
 
 (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.3 
 
 Poet, The, at the breakfast-table. Holmes, 0. W. 
 
 Boston. 1872. 16° 535.16 
 
POETIC 
 
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 Poetic studies. Phelps, E. S. Boston, 1875. Sq. 16°. 1GI7.9 
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 PoETRV. Beeton, S. 0. Great book of. London 
 
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 — Griswold, R. W. The poets and poetry of 
 
 America. New York, 1873. L. 8*^ 5212.3 
 
 — Lamb, C. and M. Poetry for children. London, 
 
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 — Shairp, J. C. Studies in. New York, 1872. 16°. 1535, 14 
 
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 countries. 
 
 Poet's, A, bazaar. [Travels.] Andersen, H. C. 
 
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 Poets. De Quincey, T. Essays on the. Boston, 
 
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 — Stedman, E. C. Victorian poets. Boston, 1876. 
 
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 Poison of asps. The. Church, F 337.23 
 
 PoiTou, Eugene (Louis). Spain and its people. A 
 record of recent travel. From the French [by 
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 don, 1873. 497-1- pp. Sm. 8° 5914.8 
 
 Poland. Hordynski, J. History of the late Polish 
 
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 — jMurray, J. Handbook for Poland. London, 
 
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 See also Cracow. 
 
 Polar, The, and tropical worlds. Hartwig, G. 
 
 Springfield, 1874. 8°. 1520.7 
 
 Polar sea, The open. Hayes, I. I. New York, 
 
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 — Markham, A. H. Account of the rescue of the 
 
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 Police records and recollections; or, Boston by day- 
 light and gaslight for two hundred and forty 
 
 years. Savage, E. H. Boston, 1873. 8° 5013.8 
 
 Political economy. Bastiat, F. Essays on. Lon- 
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 — Same. 4th edition. London [1875]. 16° ..... 5828.3 
 
 — Cobden club, London. Essays, 2d series, 1871-2. ' 
 
 London, 1872. 8° 5822.1 
 
 — Du Mesnil-Marigny, J. Histoire de I'economie 
 
 politique des anciens peuples de I'Inde, de 
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 — Greeley, H. Essays designed to elucidate the 
 
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 — Pautet, J. F. J. Manuel d'economie politique. 
 
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 — llae, J. Statement of some new principles of. 
 
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 the elements of. New York, 1872. 12" 6236.7 
 
 The political economy of art. New York, 1866. 
 
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 " Unto this last: " four essays on the first prin- 
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 — Smith, A. An inquiry into the nature and causes 
 
 of the wealth of nations. Oxford, 1869. 2 v. 8°. 5822.9 
 Political philosophy, Principles of. Paley, W. 
 
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 — Same. Boston, 1830. 2 v. Sm. 12° , 1538.6 
 
 Political science. Freeman, E. A. Comparative 
 
 politics. London, 1873. 8° 5822.10 
 
 — MacPherson, E. Hand-book of politics for 1872, 
 
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 PoLKO, Elise. Lulu's novel. [And Alessandro 
 
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 Pollard, Edward A. Black diamonds gathered in 
 
 the darkey homes of the South. New York, 
 
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 — Life of Jefferson Davis, with a secret history of 
 
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 — Southern history of the war. New York, 1864, 
 
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 Pollard, Eliza F. Hope deferred 721.8 
 
 — The lady superior. A novel 720.20 
 
 Pollen, John Hungerford. Ancient and modern 
 
 furniture and woodwork. See South Kensing- 
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 Polo, Marco. The book of Ser Marco Polo the 
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 with notes, maps [fac-similes] and illustrations. 
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 Polvanthos, The, enlarged. Vol. 1-4. Illustrated. 
 
 Portraits. Boston, 1812-14. 4 v. 8° 1317.1 
 
 Polynesian life, Typee: a peep at. [A story.] 
 
 Melville, H. New York, 1871. 12° '. . . 737.4 
 
 Polynia, The gateway to the. Wells, J. C. Lon- 
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 Pompeii. Adams, W. H. D. The buried cities of 
 
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 — Dyer, T. H. Pompeii. Its history, buildings, 
 
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 12° 1714.17 
 
 Note. — The best account in English for the general reader is 
 Dyer's book. It is illustrated, and in his preface he gives a 
 recapitulation of his authorities. For tiie present condition 
 the reader may find Murray's " Handbook of Soutliern Italy " 
 the readiest manual. The English translation, "The won- 
 ders of Pompeii " [1714.17], of Monnier's " Pomp6i et lea 
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 with cuts, and so is Adams s " Buried cities " [4;37 .5]. The 
 sumptuous works which are so necessary aids to the study of 
 Pompeii are named in the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue 
 of history, etc. On the general subject of Pompeiiau art, the 
 reader will find chapters in Dyer, and a brief summary iu 
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 Tliere are popular sketches in the books of travellers, like , 
 
 Hillard's '• Six months in Italy " [426.8]. See Jarves's illus- 
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 " Tlie last days of Pompeii " [336.13], is a tale of life and man 
 ners at that time. 
 
 Pontiac, The conspiracy of. Parkman, F.,yr. Boston, 
 
 1870. 2 V. 12° 5015.4 
 
 Pontianus, pope. See Hippolytus, St. 
 Poor, Henry V. Manual of the railroads of the 
 United States, 1871, 72. With an appendix. 
 4thseries. New York, 1871. xxxiv, 592 pp. 8°. 6923.10 
 
 Poor and proud. Adams, W. T 924. 16 
 
 Poor humanity. Robinson, F. W 731.11 
 
 Poor Miss Finch. Collins, (W.) W 326.6 
 
 Poor, The, of New York: a drama. New York, 
 
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 Confent». — Vo].l.lI. Poetry. (1.) Translations; January 
 and May, from Chaucer; The wife ofBath, fiom Chaucer; 
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 (2.) Essay on criticism : Rape of the lock; Eloisa to Abelard; 
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 the author. Leipzig, 1848. vi, 305 pp. Sq. 16°. 1613.10 
 
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 on St. Cecilia's day ; Odes ; Essay on criticism ; Rape of the 
 
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 from Chaucer; The wife of Bath, from Chaucer; Imitations; 
 
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POPE 
 
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 Pope, Alexander, continued. 
 
 — Ruffhead, 0. Life of. London, 1869. Sin, 8°. 1222.1 
 
 — Saint-Beuve, C. A. English portraits. New 
 
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 of the way in which Johnson shaped it; but see also De 
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 of the British poets" [122.)..'»i; Lowell's "My study win- 
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 lanies " [ISiJ.S], comparing him with the modern school of 
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 to the new edition of Pope's works, begun by the late J. W. 
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 PoPB, Frank L. The modern practice of the electric 
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 PoPKiN, John Snelling. A memorial. Edited [with 
 a biographical sketch] by C. C. Felton. Cam- 
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 Porter, David Dixon. Memoir of Commodore 
 
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 Porter, Jane. The Scottish chiefs 1225.19 
 
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 — The human intellect: with an introduction upon 
 
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 Porter, Rose. Summer drift-wood for the winter 
 
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 Porter, William Henry. Our Father and his family 
 
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 Porter, William Trotter, Life of. Brinley, F. New 
 
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 Positive philosophy, Outlines of cosmic philosophy, 
 based on the doctrine of evolution, with criti- 
 cisms on the. Fiske, J. Boston, 1875. 2 v. 8". 5824,2 
 
 Potassium. See Bromide of potassium. 
 
 PoTiPHAR papers. Curtis, G. \V 526.2 
 
 Potomac, Army of the. Engineer and artillery opera- 
 tions of the. Barnard, J. G., and Barry, W. F. 
 New York, 1863. 8^ 6924.2 
 
 Potter, Alonzo. Address on the drinking usages 
 of society. See Massachusetts temperance 
 society 1524.2 
 
 Potter, Chandler E. History of Manchester, N. H. 
 
 Manchester, .185 6. xiii, 763 pp. Illustrated. 8°. 812.4 
 
 Potter, Henry C. Sisterhoods and deaconesses at 
 home and abroad. New York, 1873. 358 pp. 
 16" 1535.23 
 
 Pottery. Boyer, — . Nouveau manuel complet du 
 
 potior de terre. Paris, 1846. 2 v. 24" 6439.8 
 
 — Hall, H. B. The bric-k-brac hunter; or, chap- 
 
 ters on chinamania. Philadelphia [London], 
 
 1875. Sm. 8" 6214.4 
 
 — Jacquemart, A. History of ceramic art. A de- 
 
 scriptive and philosophical study of the pottery 
 
 of all ages and all nations. London, 1873. L. 8^. 6231.1 
 
 — Meteyard, E. Life of Josiah Wedgwood. With 
 
 an introductory sketch of the art of pottery in 
 England. London, 1865, 66. 2 v. 8" 6231.3 
 
 — Treadwell, J. H. Manual of. New York, 1872. 
 
 8" 1512.2 and 6211.4 
 
 Note. — See also Palissy the Huguenot potter [538.4].. 
 
 Pouchet, Felix Archimedie. The universe; or, the 
 infinitely great and the infinitely little. [Trans- 
 lated from the French.] New edition. Illus- 
 trated. London, 1871. xx, 818 pp. L. 8" 6830.1 
 
 — Same. W^ith an introduction by A. Guyot. 
 
 Illustrated. New York, 1873. xxiv, 818 pp. 8". 1520.6 
 PoucHKiNE, Alexandre. See M^rimee, P. Por- 
 traits historiquesetlitteraires. Paris, 1874. IS"". 5527.14 
 PouQUEViLLE, Francois Charles Hugues Laurent. 
 Grece. Paris, 1843. 447-[- pp. 112 plates. 
 
 Map. [L'Univers.] 8" 5911.8 
 
 Poultry, Illustrated book of. Wright, L. London 
 
 [1873]. 4" 6610.5 
 
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 Powder and gold. Schucking, L 538.3 
 
 Powell, Baden. The law and the gospel. {In 
 
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 — The study of the evidences of Christianity. {In 
 
 Essays and reviews) 1538.3 
 
 — Same. {In Hedge, F. H. Recent inquiries in 
 
 theology) 1526.24 and 5814.15 
 
 — The unity of worlds and of nature: three essays. 
 
 2d edition. London, 1856. xix, 556 pp. Sm. 8°. 6836.1 
 
 Powell, George Smyth Baden. New homes for the 
 old country. A personal experience of Austra- 
 lia and New Zealand. With illustrations. Lon- 
 don, 1872. xx,512pp. Maps. 8" 5931.6 
 
 Powell, Warington Baden. Canoe travelling: log 
 of a cruise on the Baltic, and practical hints on 
 building and fitting canoes. With illustrations 
 and a map. London, 1871. xiii, 172-{- pp. 
 Sm. 8^ 5934.8 
 
 Power, Harriet. How shall we employ and amuse 
 
 our invalids? London, 1873. 89-j- pp. 16°.. 6038.3 
 
 Power, Thomas. Masonic melodies: adapted to the 
 ceremonies and festivals of the fraternity. Bos- 
 ton, 1814. 105 pp. 8^ 1518.12 
 
 Power in motion. Armour, J. London, 1871. 
 
 12° 1716.41 
 
 Powers, Mrs. S. D. The ugly-girl papers; or, hints 
 
 for the toilet. New York, 1875. 283 pp. 16°. 1528.13 
 
 VoYWTKK, Miss — . Ersilia. Leipzig 331.25 
 
 — Same. Leisure hour series. New York 517.23 
 
 — My little lady 313.11 
 
 Practical evangelism. Cheever, W. M. Boston, 
 
 1856. 12° 1536.15 
 
 Practical magazine. Vol. 1-5. Illustrated. Lon- 
 don, 1873-75. 5 V. 4° 6510.1 
 
 Practical mechanic and engineer's magazine. Vol. 
 1-4; 2d series, vol. 1, 2. Glasgow, 1842-50. 
 
 6 V. 4° 6420.5 
 
 Practical mechanic's journal. Vol. 1-8; 2d series, 
 vol. 1, 2. Glasgow and London, 1848-58. 10 v. 
 
 4° 6420.4 
 
 Praed, Winthrop Mackworth. Poems. Revised 
 and enlarged edition. With a memoir by D. 
 Coleridge. New York, 1865. 2 v. Portrait. 
 
 12° 5616.12 
 
 Prairie, The. Cooper, J. F 525.22 
 
 Prairie traveler, The. A hand-book for overland 
 
 expeditions. Marcy, R. B. New York, 1859. 16°. 417.7 
 Prairies, Tour on the. Irving, W. London, 1854. 
 
 16° 417.1 
 
 Praissac, — . [A short method for the easy resolv- 
 ing of any military question, propounded; trans- 
 lated by John Cruso. Cambridge, 1639. Title- 
 page gone.] 202-1- pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8°. 5918.2 
 
 Prank. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.2 
 
 Pratt, Mary E. Rhoda Thornton's girlhood 934.33 
 
 Praver. Answers to prayer; or, Dorothea Triidel. 
 
 Bo.ston, N. D. 12° 1026.3 
 
 — Brooks, C. Family prayer book. Boston, 1853. 
 
 12° 5815.18 
 
 — Miles, H. A. The altar at home: prayers for the 
 
 family and the closet. Boston, 1855. 16° 6327.8 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1859. 16° ....6327.19 
 
 — Plantz, T. A. Effectual prayer. New York, 
 
 1874. 12° 6328.19 
 
 — Rossetti, C. G. Annus Domini: a prayer for 
 
 each day of the year, founded on a text of Holy 
 Scripture. Oxford, 1874. Sq. 16° 5819.15 
 
 — Sewall, F. Prayer. New York, 1874. 12°. . ..6328.19 
 Preacher, The [Bourdaloue], and the king [Louis 
 
 XIV]. Bungener, L. L. F. Boston, 1855. 12°.. 716.4 
 Preble, George Henry. Our flag. Origin and pro- 
 gress of the flag of the United States. With an 
 introductory account of the symbols, standards, 
 banners and flags of ancient and modern nations. 
 ■ Albany, 1872. 535-|- pp. Illustrated. 8°... 5013.5 
 
 Precaution. Cooper, J. F 525.32 
 
 Precious stones, Diamonds and. Emanuel, H. New 
 
 York, 1873. Sm. 8° 6635.3 
 
 Preece, William Henry, and Sivewright, J. Tele- 
 graphy. London, 1876. 300 pp. Illustrated. 
 [Text-books of science.] Sm. 8° 6826.6 
 
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 Pre-historic man. Rau, C. Early man in Europe. 
 
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 delphia, 1875. 8° 6612.8 
 
 — Wilson, D. Researches into the origin of civili- 
 
 sation in the old and new world. London, 1876. 
 
 2 V. 8° 6613.13 
 
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 Pre-historic nations. Baldwin, J. D. New York, 
 
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 Prendergast, Thomas. Handbook to the mastery 
 
 series. New York, 1868. 92 pp. 12° 1933.1 
 
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 Prentice or Prentiss family. History and genealogy 
 
 of the. Binney, C. J. F. Boston, 1852. 8°. 612.2 
 
 Prentiss, Elizabeth. Aunt Jane's hero 737.2 
 
 — The flower of the family 728.10 
 
 — Fred, and Maria, and me 717.2 
 
 — Stepping heavenward 537.2 
 
 — The story Lizzie told 736.30 
 
 Pre-Raphaelitism. Ruskin, J. New York, 1872. 12°. 6236.9 
 Prescott, George B. History, theory, and practice 
 
 of the electric telegraph. 5th edition, revised 
 and enlarged. Boston, 1871. xiii, 508 pp. 
 Illustrated, Sm. 8° 1527.5 
 
 Prescott, Harriet Elizabeth. See Spofford, Har- 
 riet Elizabeth. 
 
 Prescott, William Hickling. Biographical and 
 
 critical essays. London, 1856. 347-f- pp. 16°. 1537.8 
 
 Contents. — Charles Brockden Brown, the American nov- 
 elist; Asylum for the blind; Irving's Conquest of Granada; 
 Cervantes; Sir Walter Scott; Chateaubriand's English litera- 
 ture; Bancroft's United States; Madame Calderon's Life in 
 Mexico; Moliere; Italian narrative poetry; Poetry and 
 romance of the Italians; Scottish song; Da Ponte's Observa- 
 tions. 
 
 — Biographical and critical miscellanies. New edi- 
 
 tion. Philadelphia, 1875. 682-f. pp. Por- 
 trait. 12° 5237.3 
 
 Contents. — S&mQ as the preceding, with an additional essay 
 on Ticknor's History of Spanish literature. 
 
 — History of the conquest of Mexico, with a pre- 
 
 liminary view of the ancient Mexican civiliza- 
 tion, and the life of the conqueror, Hernando 
 Cortez. Philadelphia, 1873. 3 v. Portraits. 
 Map. 8° 5014.2 
 
 — Same. New and revised edition, by J. F. Kirk. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1875. 3 v. Fac-simile. Por- 
 traits. 12° 815.6 
 
 — History of the conquest of Peru; with a pre- 
 
 liminary view of the civilization of the Incas. 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 2 v. Portraits. Map, 8°. 5014.3 
 
 — History of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella 
 
 the catholic. Philadelphia, 1873. 3 v. Por- 
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 — History of the reign of Philip ii, king of Spain. 
 
 Boston, 1855, 59. 3 v. Portraits. 8° 1222.1 
 
 — Life of Charles v, after his abdication. See Rob- 
 
 ertson, William 1226.9.2 
 
 — Life of Charles Brockden Brown. [Sparks, J. 
 
 Library of American biography] 5028.1.1 
 
 — Life of. Ticknor, G. Boston, 1864. 12° 1223.7 
 
 — Review of a part of [his] ' History of Ferdinand 
 
 and Isabella.' (See Reviews, etc 1536.23 
 
 A^oie. — Prescott's histories follow in this order: — 1st, his 
 "Ferdinand and Isabella," which includes the discovery of 
 America; 2d, Cortes's subsequent conquest of Mexico; 3d, 
 Pizarro's later conquest of Peru ; 4th, the old standard his- 
 tory of the emperor Charles V (Charles I of Spain), to which 
 Prescott only contributed the concluding sketch of that 
 monarch's "Life, after his abdication," tliis work being used 
 to fill the gap between his " Ferdinand and Isabella ; " and 5th, 
 his " History of Philip II," which he did not live to com- 
 plete. 
 
 Prescotts, The, of Pamphillon. Parr, L 329.22 
 
 President's, The, daughters. Bremer, F 511.3 
 
 Pressense, Edmond de. The early years of Chris- * 
 
 tianity. Translated by A. Harwood. The mar- 
 tyrs and apologists. New York, 1871. viii, 654 
 pp. 12° 58.16.2 
 
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PRESTON 
 
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 Preston, Harriet Waters. Aspendale 7 18.3 
 
 — Love in the nineteenth century 616.22 
 
 Preston fight; or, the insurrection of 1715. A tale. 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H 331.16 
 
 Pretenders, Memoirs of the. Jesse, J. H. Lon- 
 don, 1860. Sin. 8'^ 5426.14 
 
 Pretentious young ladies, The: a comedy. Mo- 
 liere, J. B. P. Dramatic works. Edinburgh, 
 
 1875. 8° 5530.3.1 
 
 Pretty Miss Bel lew. Gift, T 529.10 
 
 Pretty Mrs. Gaston. Cooke, J. E 736.29 
 
 Pretty widow, The. lloss, C. H 316.14 
 
 Prey, The, of the gods. Church, F 337.20 
 
 Price, Joseph M. Tables of sterling exchange. 3d 
 
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 Prichard, Sarah J. Aunt Saidee's cow 928.23 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Austen, J 325.23 
 
 Prideaux, T. Syraes. The economy of fuel, with 
 reference to reverberatory furnaces for the man- 
 ufacture of iron, and to steam boilers. London, 
 
 N. D. xvi, 128 pp. Illustrated. 12° 1715.13 
 
 Priestcraft, History of. Howitt, W. New York, 
 
 1857. 12° 836.5 
 
 Priestley, Joseph. Views of Christian truth, 
 piety, and morality, selected from [his] writings. 
 With a memoir of his life, by H. Ware, jr. 
 
 Cambridge, 1834. Ixxx, 207 pp. 16° 6326.6 
 
 Priestley, Joseph, ^r. Memoirs of Joseph Priestley. 
 With observations on his writings by T. Cooper 
 
 and W. Christie. London, 1806. 2 v. 8° 5424.3 
 
 Prime, Edward Dorr GriflBn. Around the world: 
 sketches of travel. With illustrations. New 
 
 York, 1873. 455 pp. Illustrated. 8° 233.1 
 
 Prime, Samuel Irenaeus. The Alhambra and the 
 Kremlin. The south and the north of Europe. 
 New York [1873]. xxiv,482pp. Illustrated. 8°. 5914.6 
 
 — Life of Samuel F. B. Morse, inventor of the elec- 
 
 tro-magnetic recording telegraph. New York, 
 1875. xii, 776-}- pp. Portraits. Illustrations. 
 
 8" 5331.1 
 
 Prime, William Cowper. Boat life in Egypt and 
 
 Nubia. New York, 1858. 498 pp. 12° 424.6 
 
 — I go a-fishing. New York, 1873. 365 pp. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6413.3 
 
 Contents. — Why Peter weut a-fishiiig: At the Rookery; 
 Iskauder Eifendi ; Morning trout; Sutiday morning and 
 evening; An exploring expedition; Tlie St. Regis waters; 
 Connecticut streams; Among the Francoiiia mountains; On 
 a mountain brook; On Echo lake; Three bottles of claret; 
 What flies to cast on a Sunday ; In northern New Hampshire ; 
 At the Ferns ; Going home. 
 
 — Tent life in the Holy Land. New York, 1858. 
 
 498 pp. Illustrated. 12° 425.5 
 
 Prime minister. The. TroUope, A. Vol. i, ii. Leipzig. 331.26 
 
 — Same. New York , 730.13 
 
 Primitive culture. Tylor, B. B. London, 1871. 
 
 2 V. 8- 5922.6 
 
 Primitive man. Figuier, (G.) L. London, 1870. 8°. 5912.3 
 Prince, Nancy. Narrative of [her] life and travels. 
 
 Written by herself, 2d edition. Boston, 1853. 
 
 89 pp. 16° 418.6 
 
 Prince, The, and the page. Yonge, CM 3 18.7 
 
 Prince, The, of darkness. Southworth, E. D. E. N. 527.14 
 Prince, The, of the house of David. [Novel, scene 
 
 in Jerusalem.] Ingraham, J. H. Boston, 1872. 
 
 12° 512.5 
 
 Prince Eugene and his times. [Historical novel.] 
 
 Mundt, C. (M.) 531.2 
 
 Princess, The. Tennyson, A. Poetical works. 
 
 Leipzig, 1860. Sq. 16° 1614.10.2 
 
 Princess, The: comedy. Gilbert, W. S. Original 
 
 plays. New York, 1876. 12° 1634,1 
 
 Princess, The, and the goblin. MacDonald, G. . . . 936.33 
 Princess, The, of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. 
 
 Zschokke, (J.) H. (D.) Leipzig, 1867. Sq. 16°. 316.11 
 Princess, The, of Elis: comedy-ballet. Moliere, J. 
 
 B. P. Dramatic works. Edinburgh, 1876. 8°. 5530. 3. 3 
 
 Princess, The, of the moor. John, E 319.3 
 
 Princess, A, of Thule. Black, W. Leipzig 328.28 
 
 — Same. New York 732.10 
 
 PRINCESSE, La, d'i:lide: comedie-ballet. Moliere, 
 
 J. B. P. CEuvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Printing, American encyclopaedia of. Ringwalt, 
 
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 Prior, James. Life and character of Edmund 
 Burke: with specimens of his poetry and letters, 
 and an estimate of bis genius and talents com- 
 pared with those of his contemporaries. Phila- 
 delphia, 1825. 5071pp. Portrait. 8° 5424.6 
 
 Prison discipline society, Boston. Reports. 1826- 
 
 54. Boston, 1855. 3 v. 8° 6912.1 
 
 Prison of Weltevreden, The. Gibson, W. M. New 
 
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 Private theatricals. Baker, G. M. The social 
 
 stage. Boston, 1875 [cop. 1870]. 16° 1635.7 
 
 Privateer's-man, The. Marryat, F 337.22 
 
 Problematic characters. Spielhagen, F 736. 16 
 
 Problems of life and mind. Lewes, G. H. Vol. i. 
 
 London, 1874. 8° 5833.4 
 
 PrOBUS. See AURELIAN. 
 
 Prochaska, George. Dissertation on the functions 
 of the nervous system. See (Jnzer, John Au- 
 gustus 6013.15 
 
 Procter, Adelaide Anne. Legends and lyrics. With 
 an introduction by C. Dickens. 14th edition, 
 London, 1872. 2 v. Portrait. 16° 5617.11 
 
 Procter, Bryan W Her. Barry Cornwall and some 
 
 of his friends. ^Fields, J. T. Boston, 1876. 16°. 1829.1 
 
 Proctor, Edna Dean. A Russian journey. Boston, 
 
 1872. 324 pp. Sm. 8° 428.12 
 
 Proctor, Richard Anthony. The borderland of 
 science. With portrait. London, 1873. vii, 
 4384- pp. Sm. 8° : 6814.3 
 
 — Essays on astronomy. Preceded by a sketch of 
 
 the life and work of Sir John Herschel, With 
 plates and drawings on wood. London, 1872. 
 xiv, 401pp. 8° 1521.4 and 6813,1 
 
 — The expanse of heaven: a series of essays on the 
 
 wonders of the firmament. London, 1873. 305 
 
 pp. Sm. 8° 6815.1 
 
 — Half-hours with the stars: a plain and easy guide 
 
 to the knowledge of the constellations. Maps. 
 Sdedition. London, 1871. 22 pp. 4° 6810.1 
 
 — Half-hours with the telescope; being a popular 
 
 guide to [its] use. With illustrations. New 
 
 York [London], 1873. viii, 109 pp. 16° 1713.1 
 
 — Light science for leisure hours. New York, 1871. 
 
 343 pp. 12° 1527.3 
 
 — The moon: her motions, aspect, scenery, and 
 
 physical condition. With 3 lunar photographs. 
 
 New York, 1873. xx, 394+ pp. 16° 6814.2 
 
 — Other worlds than ours: the plurality of worlds 
 
 studied under the light of recent scientific 
 researches. New York, 1871. 334 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 1527.4 
 
 — Our place among infinities. Essays contrasting 
 
 our little abode in space and time with the in- 
 finities around us. Added Essays on astrology 
 and the Jewish Sabbath. London, 1875. 323-{- 
 pp. Sm. 8° 6815.2 
 
 — Recent solar researches. (7n Estes, D. Half- 
 
 hour recreations in popular science) 6813.7 
 
 — Saturn and its system. Illustrated. London, 
 
 1865. xvi, 252-f pp. 8° 6813.3 
 
 — Science byways: familiar dissertations on life in 
 
 other worlds; comets and the sun; the north 
 pole; rain; danger from lightning; growth and 
 decay of mind; the brain and mental feats; 
 automata, &g. Appended an essay entitled 
 Money for science. Portrait. Philadelphia 
 [London], 1876. xiv, 422-|- pp. Sm. 8° 6836.4 
 
 — Strange discoveries respecting the aurora. (In 
 
 Estes, D. Half-hour recreations in popular 
 science) 6813,7 
 
 — The sun. With plates and drawings on wood. 
 
 2d edition. London, 1872. xxviii, 503 pp. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6814.1 
 
 — Transits of Venus. A popular account of past 
 
 and coming transits, from 1639 to 2012. With 
 plates and woodcuts. London, 1874. xiv, 236 
 pp. Sm, 8° 6814,4 
 
 — The universe and the coming transits. London, 
 
 1874. Woodcuts, xiv, 303 pp. 22 plates. 8°. 6813.4 
 
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 Professor, The. Bronte, C 321.20 
 
 Professor, The, at the breakfast-table. Holmes, 
 
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 ProgrI;s, Le. About, E. (F. V.) Paris, 1865. 18°. 5536.3 
 
 Progress and prejudice. Gore, C. G. F 311.4 
 
 Promotion: a vaudeville. Planche, J. R. New 
 
 York, N. D. 12° 1635.5 
 
 Prophete, Le. Meyerbeer, G. (In Ditson, C, and 
 
 CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.4 
 
 Prophetic voices concerning America. Sumner, C. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 16" 833.1 
 
 Propiac, Catherine Joseph Ferdinand Girard de. 
 Beautes de I'histoire de la Suisse. Orne de 
 gravures. Paris, 1817. 435 pp. 12- 5728.6 
 
 Prose and poetry. Harte, (F.) B. Leipzig, 1872. 
 
 2v.ini. Sq. 16" 339.1 
 
 Prose idylls, new and old. Kingsley, C. London, 
 
 1873. Sm. 8" 5616.11 
 
 Prose sketches and poems. Pike, A. Boston, 1834. 
 
 Sm. 8° 1612.11 
 
 Prose writers of Germany. Hedge, F. H. Phila- 
 delphia [cop. 1847]. 8° 5732.1 
 
 Prostrate state, The: South Carolina under negro 
 
 government. Pike, J. S. New York, 1874. 12°. 5017.4 
 
 Protestant episcopal church in America, History of 
 
 the. Wilberforce, S. London, 1846. 16° .... 6328.3 
 
 Protestant faith, A lecture on the. Olmstead, D. 
 
 H. New York, 1874. 12° 6328.15 
 
 Protestantism. Arnold, M. St. Paul and protes- 
 tantism. London, 1870. Sm. 8° 5815.2 
 
 — Weninger, F. X. Protestantism and infidelity. 
 
 New York, 1862. 16° 1538.9 
 
 See also Reformation. 
 
 Protoplasm. Huxley, T. H. On yeast. (In Estes, 
 
 D. Half-hour recreations in popular science). . 6813.7 
 
 — Ross, J. On protoplasm: being an examination 
 
 of J. H. Stirling's criticism of Prof. Huxley's 
 views. London, 1874. Sm. 8° 1527.22 
 
 Proud and lazy. Adams, W. T 918.10 
 
 Proudhon, Pierre Joseph. Sa vie et sa correspon- 
 dance, 1838-48. Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Paris, 
 1872. 12° 5538.10 
 
 Prout, William. Chemistry, meteorology, and the 
 function of digestion, considered with reference 
 to natural theology. 4th edition. Edited by J. 
 W. Grifl&th. London, 1855. xxviii, 419 pp. 
 Plate. [Bridgewater treatises.] Sm. 8° 6436.10 
 
 Proverb series. Namely: — 
 
 — Bradley, M. Birds of a feather 936.30 
 
 Handsome is that handsome does 934.5 
 
 • A wrong confessed is half redressed . .' 945.4 
 
 — Neily, K. J. Actions speak louder than words.. 938.20 
 
 Fine feathers do not make fine birds 936.28 
 
 One good turn deserves another 938.21 
 
 Proverbial philosophy, [Poem.] Tupper, M. F. 
 
 New York, 1845. 2 v. in 1. Sm. 8° 5616.8 
 
 Provocations of Madame Palissy, The. Manning, 
 
 A 514.2 
 
 Provost, The. Gait, J 526.24 
 
 Prudence Palfrey. Aldrich, T. B 738.13 
 
 Prudy keeping house. Clarke, R. S 927.7 
 
 PauEandl. Curtis, G. W 526.1 
 
 Prussia. Adams, W. T. Northern lands; or, 
 
 Young America in. Boston, 1872. 16° 925.7 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for Prussia. London, 
 
 1871. 12° 5915.1 
 
 See also Germany. 
 
 Psalmody. The psaltery. Mason, L., and Webb, 
 
 G.J. Boston, 1847. Oblong 8° 1518.8 
 
 Psyche: tragedie-Joallet. Moliere, J. B. P. (Euvres. 
 
 Paris, 18G9. 12° 5537.2.3 
 
 Psyche, A, of to-day. J enkiu, Mrs. G 518.11 
 
 Psyche's art. Alcott, L. M 935.20 
 
 Psychology. Feuchterleben, E., Freiherr von. 
 Principles of medical psychology. London, 
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 — Follen, C. (T. C.) Fragment of a work on. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1842. 12° 5735.4.3 
 
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 — Porter, N. Psychology and the soul. T?ew Tork, 
 
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 — Spencer, H. Principles of. New York, 1871, 
 
 73. 2 V. 12° 6615.3 
 
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 Baxter. 
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 association. Free lending libraries. By W. W. 
 
 Greenough. Cambridge, 1874. 8° 1932.2 
 
 Publicans and sinners. Braddon, M. E. Leipzig. 
 
 3 V. in 2 329.13 
 
 — Same. New York 732.13 
 
 Puck. Rame, L. de la 327.24 
 
 PuDDLEFORD papers. The. Riley, H. H 723.3 
 
 PuLLEN, Henry William. Modern Christianity, a 
 
 civilized heathenism. Boston, 1875. 167 pp 
 
 12° 6325.6 
 
 PuLSZKY, Ferencz (Aurel) and Terezia. White, 
 
 red, black. Sketches of American society in the 
 
 United States. New York, 1853. 2 v. 12°... 414.17 
 Pumpelly, Raphael. Across America and Asia. 
 
 Notes of a five years' journey around the world 
 
 and of residence in Arizona, Japan and China. 
 
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 454 pp. Maps. Folded plate. Illustrations. 8°. 5916.2 
 Pumps, Treatise on. Swindell, J. G. London, n. d. 
 
 12° 1715.14 
 
 Punch. Vol. 64-68. London, 1873-75. 5 v. 4°. 6531.1 
 Pupils, The, of St. John the divine. Yonge, 0. M. 
 
 [London, 1868.] Sm. 8° 5937.9 
 
 PuRiTANi, I. Bellini, V. (In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
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 Puritanism, Essay on. Arnold, M. London, 1870. 
 
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 Puritans, History of the; 1517 to 1688. Neal, D. 
 
 NewYork,187L 2 v. 8° 5411.1 
 
 Note. — Neal is a defender of the puritans, and he is re- 
 viewed ill Whipple's Essays [1936.2.1], where there is a glow- 
 ing tribute to their influence in New England history; and 
 Higginson, in his " Atlantic essays " [1915.2, from the Atlan- 
 tic monthly, Sept., 1863], depicts the life of the puritan minis- 
 ter in New England. Palfrey's delineation of the puritan 
 character, in his "History of New England" [5016.2], is a 
 moderate and generally just one, as opposed to the stronger 
 light and shade of Macaulay in his " Essay on Milton " 
 [5422.2], and of Bancroft in his " History of the United 
 States" [5012.3]. The historical relations of the established 
 church to the schools of independents, which grew out of 
 Puritanism, is shown from a churchman's point of view, in 
 Curteis's Bampton lectures [5816.11]. Johnson gives, though 
 briefly, the views of a tory in his Life of Butler [12;i8.20]. 
 M. Arnold's " St. Paul and protestantism " [5815.24] has an 
 introduction on the relations of puritanism to the church of 
 England. Parton, in Harper's monthly. May, 1875, has a 
 paper on the " Caricatures of the puritan times." 
 
 Works like Masson's Milton [see note under Milton] will 
 afford much illustrative detail on one side or the other. 
 Kingsley's essay [1223.5] has a popular defence of the puritan 
 character, and mstances the habits of our own day as justify- 
 ing their views. Also see Carlyle's " Heroes and hero-wor- 
 ship" [1535.19] and Jettreasou's "Book about the clergy" 
 [6320.6]. 
 
 Histories of Massachusetts, New England, and Plymouth 
 colony embrace the general subject, and particularly the 
 phases of the movement on American soil ; but the distinction 
 should be borne in mind that the settlers of Massachusetts 
 were the proper puritans, who would purify within the 
 church, while those of Plymoutli were seekers of that reform 
 on an independent basis. See in this connection Bacon's 
 " Genesis of the New England churches" [5212.13].^ 
 
 PuRNELL, Thomas. Literature and its professors. 
 
 London [1867]. xi, 292 pp. 16° 5927.3 
 
 Pursuit, The, of knowledge under diflSculties. Illus- 
 trated by anecdotes. Craik, G. L. New York, 
 1868. 2 V. 12° 1013.2 
 
 Pussy Tip-toes' family. Sanford, Mrs. D. P 912.26 
 
 Put yourself in his place. Reade, C 315.3 
 
 PuTLiTZ, Gustav (Heinrich Gans) zu. Forest voices. 
 Translated from the German. C. A. Smith, 
 editor. Albany, 1866. 102 pp. 16° 1538.23 
 
 Putnam, Alfred Porter, editor. Singers and songs of 
 the liberal faith. With biographical sketches 
 of the writers and with historical and illustra- 
 tive notes. Boston, 1875. xxiii, 556 pp. Sm. 8°. 1513.4 
 
 Putnam, Allen. Agassiz and spiritualism. Boston 
 
 [1874]. 70-1- pp. 16° 1538.12 
 
 — Bible marvel workers. Boston, 1873. 238 pp. 
 
 16° 1536.18 and 5815.25 
 
 Putnam, E. Receipt book. New York, 1872. xxiii, 
 
 322 pp. Illustrated. 12° 1515.7 
 
PUTNAM 
 
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 Putnam, George. Sermons, etc. v. p., v. d. pph. v. 
 
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 Contentg. — The signs of the times. Boston, 18.3(5. 24 pp.; 
 Oration delivered bufore tlio Phi Betft Kappa society. Boston, 
 1844. 3f) pp. ; Discourse delivered at tlie installation of David 
 Fosdick. Boston, 184(5. vi, 72 pp.; Address delivered at the 
 consecration of the cemetery at Forest hills, .Tune 28, 1848. 
 Roxhury, 1848. 28 pp. ; Address on the lite and character of 
 H. A. S. Dearborn. Roxbury,.l851. 22 pp. 
 
 Putnam, George Palmer. The best reading. Hints 
 on the selection of books; on the formation of 
 libraries; on courses of reading, etc. With 
 a classified bibliography. New York, 1872. 
 255 pp. 12" *Il.R., F.3.5 
 
 — Same. Revised, enlarged, and continued to 
 
 December, 1874. New York, 1875. 345 pp. 
 
 [Putnam's handy-book series. ] 12*= 6136. 10 
 
 Putnam, Israel. Drake, S. A. General Israel Put- 
 nam, the commander at Bunker hill. Boston, 
 1875. 8° 1011.8 
 
 — Peabody, 0. W. B. Life of. (7n Sparks, J. 
 
 Library of American biography) 5028.1.7 
 
 — Tarbox, I. N. Life of. Boston, 1876. 8" 1012.7 
 
 Note. — For the authorities on the controversy as to General 
 Putnam's share in the battle of Bunker hill, see tlie note in the 
 Library Bulletin on Centennial reading, July, 1875. 
 
 Putnam's handy-book series. Namely: — 
 
 — Eggleston, G. C. How to make a living 1536.20 
 
 — Putnam, G. P. The best reading 6136.10 
 
 Putnam's monthly magazine. Vol. 1, 3-[10]; new 
 
 series, voL 1-6. New York, 1853-70. 15 v. 8^^. 5127.1 
 
 Noie. — In October, 1857, united with Emerson's United 
 States magazine, and published under the double title of Em- 
 erson's magazine and Putnam's monthly until November, 
 1858, when it was discontinued. In 18(58 a new series was 
 begun by the original publishers under the original name, 
 and was continued until November, 1870, when the work was 
 merged in Scribner's monthly. 
 
 Pygmalion and Galatea: comedy. Gilbert, W. S. 
 
 Original plays. New York, 1876. 12" 1634.1 
 
 Pym, John. See Smith, G. Three English states- 
 men. New York, 1867. 12° 5425.1 
 
 Pyne, George. Perspective for beginners. 10th edi- 
 tion, with illustrations. London, 1870. iv, 
 168--}- pp. Folded plates. 12" 1716.29 
 
 Pyramids of Ghizeh. Decouverte de I'kgQ et de la 
 veritable destination des quatre pyramides de 
 Gizeh. Dufeu, A. Paris, 1873. 8" 5932.11 
 
 Pyrenees. Blackburn, H. The Pyrenees: a de- 
 scription of summer life at French watering 
 places. London, 1867. 8" 5522.3 
 
 — Taine, H. A. A tour through the. New York, 
 
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 Pyrrhus, History of. Abbott, J 915.12 
 
 Quackenbos, George Payne. Natural philosophy. 
 
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 Quad, M., pseud. See Lewis, Charles B. 
 
 Quadroon, The. Reid, M 725.7 
 
 Quarrels of authors. Disraeli, I. New York, 1814. 
 
 2 V. 12° 1537.17 
 
 Quarrying of stone, Treatise on the. Burgoyne, 
 
 SirJ.F. London, N. D. 12" 1716.15 
 
 Quarterly review. Vol. 57, 59, 119, 134-138. Lon- 
 don, 1836, 37, 66, 73-75. 8v. 8" 6717.1 
 
 QuartremIire de Quincy, Antoine Chrysostome. 
 Life and works of Raphael. See Duppa, 
 
 Richard 6217.3 
 
 QuEECHY. Warner, S 317.12 
 
 Queen, The, of Connaught. A story 721.15 
 
 Queen, The, of hearts. Collins, ( W.) W 524.8 
 
 Queen, The, of the Adriatic; or, Venice, past and 
 
 present. Adams, W. H. D. Boston, 1869. 16". 227.4 
 
 Queen, The, of the regiment. King, K 732.33 
 
 Queen Mab. Kavanagh, J 323.1 
 
 Queen Mary. [" Bloody Mary " of England.] A 
 
 drama. Tennyson, A. Boston, 1875. 16" 1617.10 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1876. Sq. 16" 1618.8 
 
 Queen Tita's wager. Black, W. Leipzig 330.12 
 
 — Same. New York 711.9 
 
 Queen's, The, Maries. [Mary, queen of Scots, and 
 
 her maids.] Melville, G. J. W 321.17 
 
 Queen's, The, necklace. Dumas, A. (D.) 611.6 
 
 Queen's, The, revenge. Collins, ( W. ) W 511.2 
 
 Slielf. No, 
 
 Queens. Emory, E. B 931.3 
 
 Queens of Scotland, Lives of the. Strickland, A. 
 
 New York, 1859-73. 8 v. 12" 627.1 
 
 Queens, The, of society. [Biographies.] Thomson, 
 
 K. andJ. C. New York, 186L 12" 1216.17 
 
 Queens of song. [Biographies.] Clayton, E. C. 
 
 London, 1863. 2 v. 8" 1221.4 
 
 Queer bonnets. Tuthill, L. C 933.27 
 
 Queer folk. Hugessen, E. H. K 916.30 
 
 Queer little people. Stowe, H. (E.) B 933.22 
 
 QuENTiN Durward. Scott, ^Sir W. Boston 523.4 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.2 
 
 Question, A, of honor. Fisher, F. C 713.8 
 
 Quiet nook, A, in the Jura. RuflQni, G 316.20 
 
 Quincy, Edmund. Life of Josiah Quincy. Boston, 
 
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 Quincy, Josiah, ^r., b. 1744, d. 1775, Life of. Quincy, 
 
 J. Boston, 1825. 8" 5021.9 
 
 — Same. 2d edition. Boston, 1874. 8" 5022.16 
 
 Quincy, Josiah, h. 1772, d. 1864. Essays on the 
 
 soiling of cattle, and an address containing sug- 
 gestions which may be useful to farmers. Bos- 
 ton, 1859. 64 pp. 8" 6614.4 
 
 — History of Harvard university. Boston, 1860. 
 
 2v. Illustrated. 8" 810.7 
 
 — Life of Josiah Quincy, jun. Boston, 1825. viii, 
 
 498pp. 8" 5021.9 
 
 — Same. 2d edition. [Edited with some additions 
 
 by Eliza Susan Quincy. Added a reprint of 
 Observations on the act of parliament commonly 
 called the Boston port-bill; with thoughts on 
 civil society and standing armies. Boston, 1774. 
 Also an appendix.] Boston, 1874. Fac-similes. 
 8" 5022.16 
 
 — Municipal history of Boston, 1630-1830. Boston, 
 
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 — History of the Boston athenaaum, with biographi- 
 
 cal notices of its deceased founders. Cambri(ige, 
 
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 — Life of. Quincy, E. Boston, 1869. 8° 5025.2 
 
 Quincy, Josiah Phillips. Charicles: a dramatic 
 
 poem. Boston, 1856. 106 pp. 16"...., 1615,17 
 
 Quinine plant, Searching for the, in Peru. (In 
 
 Many lands and many people) 431.3 
 
 QuiNTiLiANUS, Marcus Fabius. De institutione ora- 
 
 toria libri duo. Accedunt notae Anglicae. Cura 
 
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 QuiNTUS Smyrnaeus. !6tude sur Quintus de Smyrna. 
 
 Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Paris, 1870. 12" 5538.11 
 
 Quits. Tautphopus, J. M., 5aronm 317.21 
 
 Quotations. Ballou, M. M. Treasury of thought. 
 
 Forming an encyclopaedia of quotations from 
 
 ancient and modern authors. Boston, 1873. 8". 
 
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 — Bartlett, J. Familiar quotations. 6th edition. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 16" *R.R., F.3.8 
 
 — ^«77ie. 7th edition. Boston, 1875. 16". .*R.R., F.3.10 
 
 — Hale, S. J. Complete dictionary of poetical 
 
 quotations. Philadelphia, 1872. 8" *R.R., F.3.1 
 
 Note. — Bartlett's book is of a distinct character from other 
 books of quotations, in that only /amiJior excerpts are ad- 
 mitted, and a verbal index enables the user to trace the quota- 
 tion to its source. 
 
 Rab [a dog] and his friends. Brown, J. Leipzig, 
 
 1862: Sq. 16° 311.29 
 
 — Same, (/n Johnsob, (E.) R. Little classics). . .529.4.4 
 Rabbit fancier. The. Bement, C. N. New York, 
 
 1855. 12" 1524.3 
 
 Race, The, for wealth. Riddell, J. H 316.4 
 
 Races, The, of the old world. Brace, C. L. New 
 
 York, 1870. 12" 1523.1 
 
 Rachel Gray. Kavanagh, J 323.7 
 
 Rachel Ray. Trollope, A 319.4 
 
 Racine, Jean de. The&tre complet. lEdition vario- 
 rum. Par C. Louandre. Paris, 1870. 750-|- 
 
 pp. 12" 5537.3 
 
 Contents. — La Thebaide; Alexandre le grand; Andro- 
 niaque; Lesplaideurs; Britannicus; Berenice; Bajazet; Mith- 
 ridate; Iphigfinie; Phedre; Esther; Athalie. 
 
 — Phadra. See Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. Werke. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1867. 8" 5734.L7 
 
RADAU 
 
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 Radau, Rodolpho. Wonders of acoustics. From 
 the French. The Engliah revised by R. Ball. 
 With illustrations. New York, 1870. viii, 
 267 pp. 16° 1714.11 
 
 Radical problems. Bartol, C. A. Boston, 1873. 16°. 1525.14 
 
 Radicalism. Teutscher Radikalisinus in Amerika. 
 
 Heinzen, C. N. p., 1867. 16° 2025.4 
 
 Rae, Edward. The land of the north wind; or, 
 travels among the Laplanders and the Sarao- 
 yedes. London, 1875. xvi, 352-f- pp. Illus- 
 trations. Map. Sm. 8° 5935.5 
 
 Rae, John. Statement of some new principles of 
 political economy. Boston, 1834. xvi, 414 pp. 
 8° 5822.7 
 
 Rae, W. Fraser. Westward by rail : a journey to 
 San Francisco and back and a visit to the Mor- 
 mons. With a map. Leipzig, 1874. 326 pp. 
 Sq. 16" 438.3 
 
 — editor. Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox: the opposition 
 
 under George iii. New York, 1874. viii, 462 
 
 pp. 16° 5415.8 
 
 Raffaello Santi, or Sanzio da Urbino. See San- 
 Ti, or Sanzio, Raffaello (Raphael) da Urbino. 
 
 Rapt, A, that no man made. Lowell, R. T. S. (/» 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Ragged Dick. Alger, H.,yr 934.13 
 
 Ragged Dick series. See Alger, Horatio, jV. 
 
 Ragged schools. Guthrie, T. New York, 1873. 12°. 6327.16 
 
 Raikes, Thomas. Personal reminiscences. {In 
 
 Stoddard, R. H. Bric-k-brac series) 1828.7 
 
 Railroad jubilee, Sept. 17-19, 1851. See Boston, 
 
 Mass 811.5 and 6923.3 
 
 Railroads. Lardner, D. Railway economy; a trea- 
 tise on the new art of transport. New York, 
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 — Poor, H. V. Manual of the railroads of the 
 
 United States, 1871-72. New York, 1871. 8°. 6923.10 
 
 — Stephenson, Sir R. M. The science of railway 
 
 construction. London, 1869. 12° 1715.23 
 
 — Taylor, J. A fast life on the modern highway; 
 
 being a glance into the railroad world from a 
 
 new point of view. New York, 1874. 12°.... 735.35 
 
 — Vose, G. L. Handbook of railroad construction. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 8° 6422.5 
 
 Manual for railroad engineers. Boston, 1873. 
 
 2 V. 8° 6424.1 
 
 Rainbow and Lucky, Stories of. See Abbott, Jacob. 
 
 Rainbow creed. The. Leppere, A. H 532.16 
 
 Rainbow's journey. Abbott, J 914.19 
 
 Rainford series. See Bradley, Warren Ives. 
 Raleigh, Sir Walter. Kingsley, C. Sir Walter 
 
 Raleigh and his time. Boston, 1859. 12° 1223.5 
 
 — Lawrence, E. Lives of the British historians. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 1224.7.1 
 
 — St. John, J. A. Life of. London, 1869. Sm. 8°. 5423. 10 
 
 Note.— The best life for the general reader is that by St. 
 John, 18t>8, based on the fullest information ; Hume brought 
 forward his accusations in the 45th and 48th chapters of his 
 " History of England " [5413.2]. Kingsley's essay is based 
 upon Tytler and other authorities, and is readable. There 
 are beside an essav in Whipple's " Age of Elizabeth ' [1936.5] ; 
 Lodge's ''Portraits" [5;i37.6.3]; a "Secret history " in Dis- 
 raeli's " Curiosities of literature " [5626.6] ; a " psychological " 
 study by Disraeli, in his " Amenities of literature " [15,'^3.13]; 
 and some new Tnaterial by S. G. Drake, in the Genealogical 
 register, April, 1862. See also the full account in AUibone. 
 Raleigh flgures in Scott's " Kenilworth " [324.8; 523.7]. 
 
 Ralph Somerville. Eden, C. H 1115.19 
 
 Ralph the heir. Trollope, A 334.4 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird. Alexander, Mrs. — 518.26 
 
 Ralston, William Ralston Shedden. Russian folk- 
 tales. London, 1873. xvi, 382 pp. 8° 5923.8 
 
 Rambler, The. [Periodic essays.] Johnson, S. 
 
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 Rambles and adventures of our school field-club. 
 
 Davies, G. C. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 1115.15 
 
 Rambles of an archaeologist among old books and 
 old places. Fairholt, F. W. London, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 4° 6232.3 
 
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 coloured plates. London, 1875. xvii, 385-[- 
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 — Chandos 327.21 
 
 — A dog of Flanders. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
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 — A leaf in the storm. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Lit- 
 
 tle classics) 529.4.11 
 
 — A leaf in the storm and other stories. Berlin. . . 717.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 327.23 
 
 — Pascarel. Leipzig 329.7 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 528.7 
 
 — Puck 327,24 
 
 — Signa. Leipzig 331.11 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 723.15 
 
 — Strathmore 327.18 
 
 — Tricotrin 327.20 
 
 — Two little wooden shoes 329.18 
 
 — Under two flags 327.25 
 
 Rameses the great; or, Egypt 3300 years ago. Tug- 
 not de Lanoye, F. New York, 1872. 16° 1714.3 
 
 Ramrod, The, broken; or, the Bible, history, and 
 
 common sense in favor of the moderate use of ■> 
 good spirituous liquors. Boston, 1859. 300 pp. 
 Wood-cut. 12° 1915.9 
 
 Ramsay, Allan. Works. With life by G. Chalmers; 
 an essay on his genius and writings by Lord 
 Woodhouselee; and an appendix relative to his 
 life and posthumous reputation. Edinburgh 
 [1852]. 3 v. Portrait. Illustrations. 12°... 5618.9 
 
 Ramsay, Alexander. Rudiments of mineralogy. 
 London, 1868. viii, 330 pp. Illustrated. Folded 
 plate. 12° 1715.21 
 
 Ramsay, Edward Bannerman. Reminiscences of 
 Scottish life and character. [16th edition.] 
 Edinburgh, 1867. xxviii, 280 pp. Portrait. 
 16° 5637.2 
 
 Ran away to sea. Reid, M 923.28 
 
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 Rand, Edward Sprague,yr. Flowers for the parlor 
 and garden. Illustrations. Boston, 1870. 411 
 pp. 12° 1515.0 
 
 — Popular flowers, and how to cultivate them. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 208 [206] pp. Illustrated. Sm. 
 
 4° 1516. 17 
 
 — The window gardener. Boston, 1872. 132-|-pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 16° 6626.5 
 
 Randolph, Mrs. — . Gentianella 714.9 
 
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 cans of recent times. Boston, 1871. 8° 1214.14 
 
 Randolph, Sarah N. The domestic life of Thomas 
 Jefferson. Compiled from family letters and 
 reminiscences. New York, 1872. 432 pp. Por- 
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 son, D. P. 2v 734.2 
 
 Rangers and regulators. The, of the Tanaha. A 
 
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 Ranke, (Franz) Leopold von. A history of Eng- 
 land principally in the seventeenth century. 
 Oxford,1875. 6 v. 8° 5412.6 
 
 Contents. — yo\. I. Crises in the early history, 160.3-1629. 
 II. 1629-1649. in. 1649-1674. IV. 1675-1691. V. 1690-1760; 
 Appendix: [Extracts] from original documents. VI. Appen- 
 dix: Criticisms of the historians; The war in Ireland, 1689, 
 90; Extracts •from the reports of F. Bonnet; Extracts from 
 the correspondence of William ni; Index. 
 
 — History of the popes, their church and state, and 
 
 especially of their conflicts with protestantism 
 
 in the 16th and 17th centuries. Translated by E. 
 
 Foster. London, 1871. 3 v. Portraits. Sin. 8-^. 5516.7 
 
 Ranthorpe. Lewes, G. H 312.4 
 
 Rape of the gamp. Mason, C. W 711.36 
 
 Rape of the lock. The. [Poem.] Pope, A. Select 
 
 poetical works. Leipzig, 1848. Sq. 16° 1613.10 
 
 — Same. {In his ^Yorks.) London, 1871. 8°. .. .5612.2.5 
 Raphael. See Santi, or Sanzio, Raffaello (Raphael) 
 
 da Urbino. 
 
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 Kaphael; or, pages of the book of life at twenty. 
 
 Lamartine, A. (M. L.)de. New York, 1868. 12'^. 1935.2 
 
 Rapids, The, of Niagara. Warner, S. New York, 
 
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 Raspk, Rodolph Eric. The adventures of Baron 
 Munchausen. New and revised edition. With 
 an introduction by T. Teignmouth Shore. Illus- 
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 Rasselas. [An Eastern tale.] Johnson, S. Works. 
 
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 Rationalism. History of the rise and influence of 
 the spirit of rationalism in Europe. Lecky, W. 
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 Rau, Charles. Early man in Europe. Illustrated. 
 
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 Rauber, Die. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. Werke. 
 
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 Raumer, Friedrich (Ludwig Georg) von. Die Koni- 
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 Ravenscliffe. Marsh-Caldwell, a 313.24 
 
 Ravenshoe. [Novel, Crimean war.] Kingsley, H. 326.20 
 
 Rawlinson, George. The five great monarchies of 
 the ancient Eastern world; or, the history, 
 geography, and antiquities of Chaldaea, Assyria, 
 Babylon, Media, and Persia. 2d edition. With 
 maps and illustrations. London, 1871. 3 v. 8°. 5922.3 
 
 — A manual of ancient history from the earlier 
 
 times to the fall of the Western empire. Oxford, 
 
 1869. xii, 580 pp. 8° 5921.10 
 
 — The sixth great oriental monarchy; or the geog- 
 
 raphy, history, and antiquities of Parthia. 
 London, 1873. xiii, 458 pp. Maps. Illustra- 
 tions. 8" 5932.6 
 
 — The seventh great oriental monarchy; or, the 
 
 geography, history, and antiquities of the Sassa- 
 niaii or new Persian empire. Collected and il- 
 lustrated from ancient and modern sources. Lon- 
 don, 1876. xxi, 691 pp. Folded map. 8^ 5923.11 
 
 Rawlinson, Sir Hem-y (Creswicke). England and 
 Russia in the East. A series of papers on the 
 political and geographical condition of Central 
 Asia. With map. London, 1875. xvi, 393 pp. 8'^. 5921.5 
 
 Ray, Isaac. Mental hygiene. Boston, 1863. xi, 
 
 338 pp. 16" 6036.5 
 
 Ray. Spofford, H. E. (In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.11 
 
 Raymond, Rossiter Worthington. The man in the 
 
 moon and other people 912.25 
 
 — Silver and gold: an account of the mining and 
 
 metallurgical industry of the ' United States, 
 with reference chiefly to the precious metals. 
 New York, 1873. 566 [564] pp. Illustrated. 
 8== 6631.5 
 
 — Statistics of mines and mining in the states and 
 
 territories west of the Rocky mountains. 4th 
 annual report. See United States. Depart- 
 ment of the treasury 5035.8 
 
 Raymond and Agnes: a drama. Lewis, M. G. New 
 
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 Raynouard, Francois Juste Marie. Lexique roman 
 ou dictionnaire de la langue des troubadours, 
 comparee avec les autres langues de I'Europe 
 latine. Paris, 1838-44. 6 v. 8° 5531.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Recherches philologiqiies stir la langue 
 roniaiie; RSsuuie de la graminaire romaue; Koriian de Fla- 
 nienca; Roman de Jaufrc; Roman de G6rard de Rossillon; 
 Clironique des Albigeois, poeme de Guillaunie de Tudele; 
 Roman de Fieiabras; Roman de Blandin de Cornouailles; 
 Pieces diverses; Breviaii d'anior, par MattVe Einiengaud de 
 Beziers; Le libre de Seneqiia; La vie de Sainte fininiie; I.es 
 quatre vertus caidinales, par Deudes de Prades; Vies de SS. 
 Trophime, Honorat, Alexis; Evangile de Nicodeme; £van- 
 gile de I'enfance II. Introduction au dictiounaire: A-C. 
 III. D-K. IV. L-P. V. Q-Z. VI. Appendice; Vocabulaire 
 alphabetique des mots disposes par families dans le lexique. 
 
 Read, Harriette Fanning. Dramatic poems. Boston, 
 
 1848. vi, 297+pp. 8" 163L1 
 
 Co?i/eM««.— Medea; Erminia; The new world. 
 
 Read, William. Placenta praevia; its history and 
 
 treatment. Philadelphia, 1861. 340 pp. 8".. 6021.5 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Reade, Charles. The box tunnel. {In Johnson, 
 
 (E.) 11. Little classics) 529.4.9 
 
 — Christie Johnstone. Leipzig 339.23 
 
 — The cloister and hearth. [15th century on the 
 
 continent] 316.24 
 
 — The eighth commandment 716.6 
 
 — A good fight, and other tales 538.2 
 
 — Griffith Gaunt 527.1 
 
 — Hard cash. [Private insane asylums] 316.22 
 
 — A hero and a martyr [James Lambert]: a true 
 
 narrative. With portrait. New York, 1875. 8°. 710.32 
 
 — "It is never too late to mend" 316.25 
 
 Note. — Prison life in England ; sheep raising in Australia. 
 
 — " Love me little, love me long " 315.2 
 
 — Peg Woffington, and other stories. Boston 527,3 
 
 Contents. —Ve% Woffinf^ton; Christie Johnstone; Clouds 
 and sunshine; Art; Propria quae maiibus; The box tunnel; 
 Jack of all trades. 
 
 — Peg Woffington. [Theatrical life, Colley Cibber's 
 
 time.] Leipzig 310.23 
 
 — Put yourself in his place. [Trade unions] 315.3 
 
 — A simpleton. Leipzig 328.29 
 
 — Same. New York 531.30 
 
 — A terrible temptation. Leipzig 315.1 
 
 — Same. New York 531.34 
 
 — The wandering heir. Leipzig 335.16 
 
 — Same. New York 531.14 
 
 — White lies. [Napoleonic times] 527.2 
 
 — and BouciCAULT, Dion (L.) Foul play 724.18 
 
 Reade, (William) Winwood. The African sketch- 
 book. With maps and illustrations. London, 
 
 1873. 2 V. 8" 5925.4 
 
 Reading. What to read, and how to read. Moore, 
 
 C. H. New York, 1871. 12" 1537.3 
 
 Reading club. The. Baker, G. M. Boston, 1875, 76. 
 
 3 V. 12" 1538. 13 
 
 Ready-Money Mortiboy. Maurice, AV., and Rice, J. 732.9 
 Ready reckoner, American. Day, B. H. New 
 
 York [cop. 1866]. 16" 1938.1 
 
 Real folks. Whitney, A. D. T 735.10 
 
 Realm, The, of the ice king. By the author of 
 
 " Saved from the wreck." London [1874]. 318 
 
 pp. Map. Illustrations. Sq. 16" 5934.12 
 
 Realmah. Helps, Sir a. Boston, 1869. 16" 524.21 
 
 Reason and redemption, or the Gospel as it attests 
 
 itself. White, R. B. Philadelphia, 1873. 8". 1532.5 
 Reason in religion. Hedge, F. H. Boston, 1865. 
 
 Sm. 8" 6325.4 
 
 Rebel's, A, recollections. Eggleston, G. C. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16" 5016.15 
 
 Recamieu, Jeanne Franpoise Julie Adelaide Bernard. 
 
 Memoirs and correspondence. Translated and 
 
 edited by I. M. Luyster. 2d edition. Boston, 
 
 1867. xxii, 408 pp. Portrait. 12" 1226.4 
 
 — Madame Kecamier and her friends. Lenormant, 
 
 A. (C.) Boston, 1875. 12" 1226.14 
 
 Receipts. Benjamin, P. Wrinkles and recipes. 
 
 New York [1875]. 12° 1717.12 
 
 — Kitchiner, W. The cook's oracle: containing re- 
 
 ceipts for plain cookery. Boston, 1822. 12". . .1516.20 
 
 — Mackenzie, C. Five thousand receipts in all the 
 
 useful and domestic arts. Philadelphia, 1858. 8". 1531.1 
 
 — Miller, E. S. In the kitchen. Boston, 1875. 
 
 Sm. 4° 1532.8 
 
 — Putnam, E. Receipt book. New York, 1872. 12". 1515.7 
 
 — Woodman, M. S. Choice receipts. Boston, 1875. 
 
 12" 6427.2 
 
 Reclus, (Jean Jacques) Elisee. The earth: a de- 
 scriptive history of the phenomena of the life of 
 the globe. Translated by B. B. Woodward, and 
 edited by H. Woodward. Illustrated by maps. 
 New York, 1872. 573 pp. 8" 6632.1 
 
 — The ocean, atmosphere, and life. Being the sec- 
 
 ond series of a descriptive history of the life of 
 
 the globe. Illustrated. Maps. New York, 1873. 
 
 534 [528] pp. 8" -6632.2 
 
 Recollections and reflections. Planche, J. R. 
 
 London, 1872. 2 v. 8" 5524.2 
 
 Recollections of a busy life. Greeley, H. New 
 
 York, 1873. 8° 5023.8 
 
RECOLLECTIONS 
 
 199 
 
 REID 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Recollections of a literary life. Mitford, M. R. 
 
 Now York [1851]. 12° 1636.4 
 
 Xote. — Mostly citations of favorite writings. 
 
 Recollections of a page at the court of Louis xvi. 
 Hezecques, C. A. F. E., comte d', haron de Mailly. 
 London, 1873. 8° 5524.4 
 
 Recollections of my childhood. Lippincott, S. J. 922.25 
 
 Recollections of past life. Holland, Sir H. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12" 5426.1 
 
 Recollections of seventy years. Farrar, E. W. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 12^ 1225.2 
 
 " Recommended to mercy " 315.4 
 
 Recreations of a country parson. [Essays.] lioyd, 
 
 A. K. H. Boston, 1862. 2 v. 16" 1535.16 
 
 Reciieations of Christopher North. [Essays.] Wil- 
 son, J. New York, 1871. 8" 153L7 
 
 Recreative arts. Bartlett, G. B. Parlor amuse- 
 ments for the young folks. Boston, 1875. 12". 1517.5 
 
 — Bellew, F. The art of amusing. London, n. d. 
 
 Sm. 8" 1518.10 
 
 — Boy's own book : a complete encyclopasdia of out- 
 
 door and indoor exercises and diversions 916.5 
 
 — Cremer, W. H. The secret out; or, one thousand 
 
 tricks in drawing-room or white magic. London, 
 
 N. D. 16" 1516.11 
 
 — Dick, W. B., Frost, S. A., and Taylor, W. What 
 
 shall we do to-night? or social amusements for 
 evening parties. New York [1873]. 12" 1516.19 
 
 — Elliott, A. Out-of-doors: a handbook of games 
 
 for the playground. London, 1872. 12° 1517.8 
 
 Within-doors: a book of games and pastimes for 
 
 the drawing-room. London, 1872. 16" 916.19 
 
 — Frickell, G. Magic no mystery, etc. London, 
 
 1876. Sm. 8" . . . .^ 1515.20 
 
 — - The secret out; or, one thousand tricks with 
 
 cards, and other recreations. New York [cop. 
 
 1869]. 12" 1515.15 
 
 The sociable; or, 1001 home amusements. New 
 
 York [cop. 1858]. 12" 1514.6 
 
 — Routledge, E., editor. Every boy's book: a com- 
 
 plete encyclopgedia of sports and amusements. 
 London, 1863. 16" 916.4 
 
 — Same. London [1868]. 16" 6414.2 
 
 — Smith, C. L. Home arts for young and old. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1873. 12" 1517.3 
 
 — Strutt, J. The sports and pastimes of the people 
 
 of England. London, 1876. Sm. 8" 6414.4 
 
 — Wood, J. G. The modern playmate. London 
 
 [1870]. Sq. 16" 6414.3 
 
 — Same. London [1875]. Sm. 8" 6414.6 
 
 See also Billiards, Cards, Charades, Ciiess, Fish and fishing, 
 Games, Magic, Magician, Skating, Sports and sporting, 
 Swininiiug, Whist. 
 
 Rector, The, and the doctor's family. Oliphant, M- 
 
 (0. W.) 328.7 
 
 Rector, The, of St. Mark's. Holmes, M. J 534.25 
 
 Red as a rose is she. Broughton, R 310.1 
 
 Red cotton night-oap country. [Poems.] Browning, 
 
 R. Boston, 1^73. 12" 1617.4 
 
 Red court farm. The. Wood, E. P 333.12 
 
 Red cross; or. Young America in England and 
 
 Wales. Adams, W. T. Boston, 1871. 16"... 916.18 
 Red-jacket. See Sa-go-ye-wat-ha, 
 Red river, Louisiana, Exploration of the, in 1852. 
 Marcy, R. B., and MacClellau, G. B. Washing- 
 ton, 1854. 8" 5033.2 
 
 Red Rover, The. Cooper, J. F 525.24 
 
 Red sea. The Rob Roy on the. [Canoe voyage.] 
 
 Macgregor, J. New York, 1870. Sm. 8" . 423.17 
 
 Red-shanty boys. The. Ludlow, P 937.19 
 
 Redfield, James W. Comparative physiognomy; 
 or, resemblances between men and animals. 
 Illustrated. New York, 1852. 334 pp. 8"... 1521. 15 
 
 Redgauntlet. Scott, iSjV W 523.5 
 
 Redmond, count O'Hanlon, the Irish rapparee. Carle- 
 ton, W 518.5 
 
 Redskins, The. Cooper, J. F 525.2 
 
 Reed, Rebecca Theresa. Six months in a convent. 
 
 Boston, 1835. 192 pp. 16" 1539.2 
 
 Reed, A, shaken with the wind. Faithful, E 737.12 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Reemelin, Charles. The vine-dresser's manual, an 
 illustrated treatise on vineyards and wine-mak- 
 ing. New York, 1855. 103 pp. 12" 6426.4 
 
 Reflection, Aids to. Coleridge, S. T. London, 
 
 1867. 16" 5818.11 
 
 Reformation, The. Burnet, G. The history of the 
 reformation of the church of England. Oxford, 
 1865. 7 V. 8" 6320.5 
 
 — Fisher, G. P. The reformation. New York, 
 
 1873. 8" 5813.7 
 
 — Hardwick, C. History of the Christian church " 
 
 during the. London, 1874. Sm. 8" 6326.20 
 
 — Seebohm, F. The era of the protestant revolu- 
 
 tion. London, 1874. Sq. 16" 628.3 
 
 Note. — For the preliminaries of the general movement, see 
 Newman's " Essays " [5t514..5.2] for that of the 11th century ; the 
 English church histories and lives of Wicklitf with Mil- 
 man's " Latin Christianity " r.5817.11] for that in England in 
 the I4th century. Lives of Husa cover that in Bohemia 
 in the lath century. The striigjile of the Waldenses is told 
 in Milman's "Latin Christianity" [.5817.11]. Robertson's 
 " History of the Cliristian church" [6;j27.10] comes down to 
 the beginning of the German movement under Luther. 
 
 7)1 general. The general reader will find Prof. Fisher's 
 book [-5813.7] ample, and derive aid from his references and 
 list of books. If a more condensed account is wanted use 
 Seebohm. Hardwick, who takes a church of England stand- 
 point, may be read in connection, and will be found a con- 
 venient manual, witli foot note references, and ill chapter 5 he 
 names the ditferent sects and heresies accompanying the 
 movement. If further study is needed, see the note in the 
 Lower Hall Catalogue of history. D'Aubign6 is reviewed in 
 Sir James Stephen's Essays [1931.1]. 
 
 In England and Scotland. See England, ecclesiastical his- 
 tory, note. The general historians Hume and Robfertson on 
 the protestant side, and Lingard on the catholic side, will 
 give a general view. See lives of principal English reformers, 
 and Bacon's ''Genesis of the ^New England churches" 
 [5812.13] ; and Froude's History [82t!.9] for the part of Henry 
 VIII and Wolsey in the niovement, and several papers in his 
 " Shoi t studies " [1914.5], having in part relation to the move- 
 ment in Scotland, concerning which lives of Knox should be 
 consulted, and the general histories of Scotland. Neal's 
 "Puritans" [5411.1] elucidates the events from the puritan 
 point of view. 
 
 In Germany. See Germany, ecclesiastical history, note; 
 Luther, note; and Melaiichthon, note. Fisher's general his- 
 tory will ordinarily sutHce. Dollinger has a chapter in his 
 "Reunion of the churches" [5816-6]; and Robertson's 
 " Charles V" [5610.1] necessarily concerns it. Macaulay's 
 Essays [1918.4] on Ranke and Hallam relate in part to the 
 reformation. 
 
 In France, etc. See France, ecclesiastical history, note; 
 Switzerland, note; Calvin, note: also Froude on Calvinism, 
 in his "Short studies" [1914.5.1]; and Huguenots, note. 
 Also, D'Aumale's " Princes of Conde " [.5522.9] and White's 
 Saint Bartholomew. 
 
 In the Netherlands. Motley's " Dutch republic " [822.2] and 
 Prescott's " Pliilip II " [1222.1]. 
 
 In Spain. Beside Fisher and the general accounts, see 
 Prescott's " Philip ii" [1222.1] and Ticknor's " Spanish lit- 
 erature " [5922.2]. 
 
 See also Cove's "House of Austria" [.5715.1]; Roscoe's 
 " Leo X " [5.526.6] ; Robertson's " Charles v " [5610.1] ; Gibbon's 
 .54th chapter [824.9]; Smytli's 9th and 10th lecture [5012.10; 
 5925.7]: Hallam's literature [1531.2]; Prescott's " Ferdinand 
 and Isabella" [5922.5]; Ranke's " Lives of the popes" [.5516.7]; 
 and Guizot's" History of civilization " [.5924 8]. Parton, in 
 Harper's monthly, April, 1875, has a paper on the caricatures of 
 the reformation period. 
 
 Also, Ecclesiastical history. Protestantism. 
 
 In Fiction. In England, Holt's "Isoult Barry of Wyns- 
 cote " and " Robin Tremayne," time of Mary I. In Scotland, 
 Mrs. Oliphant's "Magdalen Hepburn." In France, James's 
 "Huguenot" [722.10], and Bungener's "Bourdaloue and 
 Louis XIV" [716.4] and " Priest and Huguenot " [627.4], time 
 of Louis XV. In Germany, Mrs. Charles's " Schonberg- 
 Cotta family" [321.3]; and Mrs. Manning's "Good old 
 times." In Spain, Mrs. Cliarles's "Martyrs of Spain." For 
 Savonarola's agency in Italy, see George Eliot's '•Romola" 
 [310.23]. 
 
 Regimen, Lectures on. Willich, A. F. M. Boston, 
 
 1800. 2 V. 12" 6015.1 
 
 Reginald Hastings. Warburton, E. (B. G.) 531.18 
 
 Reginald Hetherege. Kingsley, H 310.21 
 
 Reichel, William C, editor. A memorial of the 
 dedication of monuments erected by the Mora- 
 vian historical society to mark the sites of 
 ancient missionary stations in New York and 
 Connecticut. New York, 1860. viii, 5-1844- 
 pp. Illustrated. 8° 831.3 
 
 Reichsgrafin Gisela. John, .E. Leipzig, 1874. 
 
 2 V. 16" 5736.2 
 
 Reid, Christian, pseud. See Fisher, Frances C. 
 
 Reid, Mayne. The boy hunters 932.14 
 
 — The boy slaves 931.1 
 
 — The boy tar 923.26 
 
 — .- Bruin: the grand bear hunt 937.22 
 
 — The bush-boys , 923.27 
 
 — The castaways: a story of adventure in the wilds 
 
 of Borneo 937.23 
 
 — The child wife 527.5 
 
REID 
 
 200 
 
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 Shelf. No, 
 Reid, Mayne, continued. 
 
 — The cliff-climbers; or, the lone home in the 
 
 Himalayas 923.31 
 
 — The English family Robinson. The desert home. 937.21 
 
 — The flag of distress: a tale of the South sea .... 921.18 
 
 — The headless horseman 725.9 
 
 — The hunter's feast 527.7 
 
 — Lost Lenore 725.1 
 
 — The maroon: or planter life in Jamaica 725.2 
 
 — Odd people. A popular description of singular 
 
 races of man 923.32 
 
 — Osceola the Seminole , 725.11 
 
 — The plant hunters; or, adventures among the 
 
 Himalaya mountains 923.29 
 
 — The quadroon 725.7 
 
 — Ran away to sea 923.28 
 
 — The rangers and regulators of the Tanaha: or, 
 
 life among the lawless. A tale of the republic 
 
 of Texas 527.18 
 
 — The rifle-rangers; or, adventures in Southern 
 
 Mexico 527.6 
 
 — The scalp-hunters 725.5 
 
 — The tiger-hunter 725.4 
 
 — The war-trail 725.10 
 
 — The white chief. A legend of North Mexico ... 713.14 
 
 — The white gauntlet 527.4 
 
 — The wild huntress 725.6 
 
 — Wild life ; or, adventures on the frontier 725.3 
 
 — The wood-rangers; or, the trappers of Sonora... 725,8 
 
 — The young voyageurs 923.33 
 
 — The young yagers, or a narrative of hunting 
 
 adventures in Southern Africa 923.30 
 
 Reid, Thotuas. Essays on the intellectual powers of 
 
 man. Abridged. With notes and illustrations 
 
 . from Sir W. Hamilton and others. Edited by 
 
 J. Walker. 10th edition. Philadelphia, 1861. 
 
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 — An inquiry into the human mind, on the princi- 
 
 ples of common sense. 4th edition. London, 
 
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 Reign of law, The, [in natural science]. Camp- 
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 and H. New York, 1871. 12^-^ 1624.2 
 
 Note.— At tl\e opening of the new Drury Lane tlieatrein 
 1812, there was a competition of poets for the opening ad- 
 dress, and these rejected addresses are tlie supposed unsuc- 
 cessful ones, being capital imitations of the well-known poets 
 of tlie day. 
 
 Rejected wife, The. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 727.14 
 
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 — Mill, J. S. Three essays on. New York, 1874. 8°. 6325.7 
 
 — Morison, D. The religious history of man. Lon- 
 
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 — Hayward, J. The book of. Boston, 1843. 12°. 1534.4 
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 50, 51, no. 1, 2. Boston, 1873, 74. 3 v. 8°.. 6738.1 
 
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 R^MUSAT, Charles (Francois Marie), comte de. Bacon, 
 savie, son temps, sa philosophie, et de son influ- 
 ence jusqu'k nos jours. 2e edition. Paris, 
 
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 Rena. Hentz, C. L 534.16 
 
 Renaissance. Pater, W. H. Studies in the his- 
 tory of the. London, 1873. Sm 8° 5925.2 
 
 — Symonds, J. A. Renaissance. London, 1875. 8°. 5522.8 
 
 Note. — Symonds's book so far as published does not touch 
 the artistic development of this period. Pater covers the cliief 
 manifestations of this many-sided movement, which is com- 
 monly defined as the revival in tlie 15th century of the feel- 
 ings of classic antiquity. See notes under Italy and the 
 Middle ages. 
 
 Renan, (Joseph) Ernest. The apostles. From the 
 
 original French. London, 1869. 288-}- pp. 8°. 5812.8 
 
 — Life of Jesus. From the French by C, E. Wil- 
 
 bour. New York, 1865. 376 pp. 12° 1525.2 
 
 Rendezvous, The: an operetta. Ay ton, R. New 
 
 York, n. D. 12° 1635.3 
 
 Rene of Anjou, king of Sicily, Naples, and Jerusalem, 
 
 Life and times of. Hookham, M. A. London, 
 
 1872. 8° 5522.10 
 
 Rennie, John, Life of. Smiles, S. Lives of the 
 
 engineers, London, 1861. 8° 5421.4.2 
 
 Rent, A, in a cloud. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.5 
 
 — Sayne. London 516.3 
 
 Renwick, James. Life of David Rittenhouse. {In 
 
 Sparks, J. Library of American biography) .. 528.1.7 
 
 — Life of Robert Fulton. (In Sparks, J. Library 
 
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 Representative men. [Essays on different cele- 
 brated characters.] Emerson, R. W. Boston, 
 1875. 12° 1916.6 
 
 — Same. (In his Prose works.) Bo.ston, 1873. 12°. 1934.6.2 
 Reptiles and birds. Figuier, (G.) L. London 
 
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 Republic, The, of letters. Vol. 2-4. Whitelaw, A. 
 
 Glasgow, 1833. 3 v. 16° 5618.6 
 
 Repulse bay, Brief narrative of an unsuccessful 
 attempt to roach, in 1824. Lyon, G. F. Lon- 
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 Responsibility, The limitations of human. Way- 
 land, F. Boston, 1838. 16° 5838.4 
 
 Retina, Treatise upon the nature and treatment of 
 morbid sensibility of the. Dix, J. H. Boston, 
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 Retribution. Southworth, E. D. E. N 727.12 
 
 Retz, Cardinal de. See Gondi, Jean , Francois 
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 Reumont, Alfred von. Romische Briefe. 1837, 38. 
 
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 Reuter, Fritz. In the year '13: a tale of Mecklen- 
 burg life. Translated by C. L. Lewes 316.9 
 
 Revealed religion. See Supernatural religion. 
 Revelator, The. Pierce, A. P. Boston, 1870. 12°. 1538.18 
 Revere, Joseph Warren. Keel and saddle: a re- 
 trospect of forty years of military and naval 
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 Reveries of a bachelor. Mitchell, D. G. New 
 
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 Review of a part of Prcscott's 'History of Ferdi- 
 nand and Isabella,' and of Campbell's ' Lectures 
 on poetry.' Boston, 1841. 199 pp. 12° 1536.23 
 
 Revue des deux mondos. Tome 3, 4; Seconde 
 periude, Tome 10, 49-54, 64-72; 105-108; 
 Troisieine periode. Tome 1-13. Paris, 1853-76. 
 35 V. in 39. 8° 5315.1 
 
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 Reynolds, Frederick. Life and times. Written by 
 
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 Reynolds, George W. M. The rye-house plot 510.12 
 
 Reynolds, Sir .Joshua. Discourses. [With] notes 
 
 and plates by J. Burnet. London, 1842. iv, 
 
 279-f pp. 4° 6230.1 
 
 — Literary works. Prefixed a memoir, with re- 
 
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 of his principles and practice. By Henry W. 
 Beech y. New edition. London, 1855. 2 v. 
 
 Portrait. 12^. 6215.8 
 
 Life and times of. Leslie, C. R., and Taylor, T. 
 London. 1865. 2 v. 8° 5332.6 
 
 Note. — The life begun by Leslie and finished by Tom Tay- 
 lor is the fullest and most elaborate account, und it was orig- 
 inally undertaken because Leslie was dissatisfied with Cun- 
 ningham's life. Tiie memoir by Beeehy, prefixed to his 
 edition of Reynold's "Discourses" is compact. See references 
 in Allibone, and lives of his contemporaries, like BosweU'a 
 Johnson [12-25.12; 542;J.7], Forster's Goldsmitli [1022.1], etc. 
 Also, note under Paintiug, English school. 
 
 Rhazes. See Abu Becb Mohammed Ibn ZacarIya 
 Aii-Rizi. 
 
 Rhetoric. Abbott, E. A., and Seeley, J. R. Eng- 
 lish lessons for English people. London, 1871. 
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 Rheumatism, Treatise on the nature and cure of. 
 
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 Rhine, The. Abbott, J. Rollo on the Rhine 917.17 
 
 — Baedeker, C. Handbook for travellers. Coblenz, 
 
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 — Hugo, V. (M.), vicomte. The Rhine. Boston 
 
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 — Murray, J. Handbook for the Rhine from Hol- 
 
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 A'^ofe. — Murray's "Handbook," and for more condensed 
 information, Baedeker's, form the most convenient manuals. 
 Hood's book humorously chronicles the impressions of the 
 Rhine scenery, etc., on ditferent members of a London Cock- 
 ney family, who, with their servants, record their sentiments 
 in letters sent home. See general travels in Europe, Germany, 
 etc. 
 
 Rhoda Thornton's girlhood. Pratt, M. E 934.33 
 
 Rhoda's corner. [Juvenile.] Payne, A. M. M.. . . 1118.7 
 Rhodes, Albert. The French at home. With illus- 
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 RiBOT, Th. English psychology. Translated from 
 
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 Ricci, Frederico and Luigi. Crispino e la comare, 
 
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 Rice, James, joint author. My little girl. See 
 
 Maurice, Walter 731.26 
 
 — Ready-Money Mortiboy. See Maurice, Walter. 732.9 
 
 — With harp and crown, ^ee Maurice, Walter. . . 721.20 
 Rice, Nathan P. Trials of a public benefactor, as 
 
 illustrated in the discovery of etherization. New 
 
 York, 1859. 460-|- pp. Illustrated. Portraits. 
 
 12° 6826.1 
 
 Rich and humble. Adams, W. T 925.5 
 
 Rich Medway's two loves. Gardner, C. E 714.24 
 
 Richard I {Cceur de Lion), of Enrjland. Abbott, J. 
 
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 Richard Hurdis. Simms, W. G 716.32 
 
 Richard the fearless. Yonge, C. M 927.20 
 
 Richard Vandermarck. Harris, M 515.16 
 
 Richardson, Abby Sage. The history of our country 
 from its discovery by Columbus to the celebra- 
 tion of the centennial anniversary of its declara- 
 tion of independence. Illustrated. Boston, 1875. 
 
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 Richardson, Albert Deane. A personal history of 
 Ulysses S. Grant. Illustrated by engravings, 
 fac-similes, and maps. With a portrait and 
 sketch of Schuyler Colfax. Hartford, 1868. 
 560 pp. 8° 1210.2 
 
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 Richardson, Charles J. House-building, from a 
 
 cottage to a mansion. 2d edition, corrected'and 
 
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 Richardson, James. Wonders of the Yellowstone. 
 
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 Richardson, Samuel. Clarissa [Harlowe]. Leipzig. 
 
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 Richardson, T. A. Art of architectural modelling 
 
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 Richelieu: a play. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. B.) L. 
 
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 on the same era and cliaracters. 
 
 Richelieu. A tale of France. James, G. P. R 722.22 
 
 RiCHTER, Jean Paul Friedrich. Flower, fruit and 
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 Madame de Stael'a " Germany " [572C.1]. Carlyle has done 
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 note. 
 
 Ricord, Frederick William. History of Rome. New 
 
 York, 1859. 315 pp. Illustrated. 12° 826.8 
 
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 — George Geith of Fen court 316.1 
 
 — A life's assize 720.5 
 
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 RiFFAULT, Jean Rene Denis, and Vergnaud, Amand. 
 
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 Ritchie, Loitch. The romance of history. France. 
 
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 Robertson, James Craigie. Becket, archbishop of 
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 Robinson, Edward, and Smith, Eli. Biblical re- 
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 Robinson, Frederick William. Anne Judge, spinster. 731.25 
 
 — Carry's confession 731.18 
 
 — Christie's faith 716.8 
 
 — A girl's romance, and other tales 73 1.37 
 
 — Grandmother's money 73 1 . 23 
 
 — Her face was her fortune 731.19 
 
 — The house of Elmore 731.39 
 
 — Little Kate Kirby -. 731.1 
 
 — Mattie : a stray 73 1. 14 
 
 — Mr. Stewart's intentions 731.15 
 
 — No church 314.6 
 
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 — One and twenty 731.22 
 
 — Owen:— a waif 318.1 
 
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 — Slaves of the ring 73 1 .33 
 
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 — Sweet nineteen 73 1.40 
 
 — True to herself 731.12 
 
 — Under the spell 731.24 
 
 — Wildflower 731.38 
 
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 Robinson, Henry Crabb. Diary, reminiscences, and 
 
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 Robinson, J. R. Explosions of steam boilers: how 
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 Robinson, Sara T. L. Kansas; its interior and 
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 Robinson, Therese Albertina Louise von Jakob. Fif- 
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 Robinson, W. Hardy flowers. Description and 
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 — Same. New York, 1874. 16° 733.9 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, jr. Adams, W. T 918.7 
 
 Rob Roy. Scott, .Sjt W. Boston 523.14 
 
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 RoBSART, Amye, and the earl of Leycester. Adlard, 
 
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 Roe, Azel Stephens. The cloud on the heart 723.31 
 
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 — A long look ahead; or, the first stroke and the 
 
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 — To love and to be loved, and The minister's story. 735.34 
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 Rogers, James E. Thorold. Social economy. Re- 
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 RoLLO in Holland. Abbott, J 917.21 
 
 RoLLO in London. Abbott, J 917.20 
 
 RoLLo in Naples. Abbott, J 917.24 
 
 RoLLO in Paris. Abbott, J 917.22 
 
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 RoLLO in Scotland. Abbott, J 917.19 
 
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 Antiquities, manners, etc. 
 
 See full list of authorities in the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. ; but Smith's Dictionary will ordinarily sultice. Gibbon's " Roman 
 empire " [824.9], chap. 71, is devoted to the topography and monuments ; and there is a summary of the antiquities in Lord's " Old Roman world" [826.10], 
 compiled from Dyer's •' History of the city " [5512.5]. 
 
 Becker's " Gallus " [0117.14] has a thread of fiction, but is a close study of manners. See also the illustrated papers on the old Romans at home in 
 Harper's monthly, 1872; and the article "Laurentium," based on Pliny's letters, in Lippincott's magazine, Oct., 1873. Guhl and Koner [5921.9] are of assist- 
 ance in this connection. 
 
 Catacombs. See the note in the Library Bulletin, vol. II, p. 289; but a general survey of the subject may be found in McClintock and Strong's Cyclo- 
 psedia. Murray's Roiiic gives a good general survey. See an illustrated paper in Harper's monthly, vols. 10 and 15, and April, 18G5, and a chapter in Caste- 
 lar's " Old Rome and new Italy " [824.11]. Cardinal Wiseman's historical tale " Fabiola" [736.19] caused a great increase of interest on the subject. 
 
 Mrs. Jameson's " Sacred and legendarj' art " will be useful in this connection of the early Christian art and antiquities. 
 
 Hemans's " Historic and monumental Rome " [5517.7] answers for much investigation, and shows what has been done of recent years ; and E. A. Free- 
 man has summarized the later discoveries in a paper in Macmillan's magazine, 1874. 
 
 General history, etc., modern authorities. 
 
 Book V of Rawlinson's " Manual of ancient history " [5921.10] maps out the subject best for a reader intending to make the history of Rome a subject 
 for study. 
 
 The note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history traces the rise of the disbelief in the legendary history, down to Niebuhr, who first advanced his 
 views in a lecture, then published the first edition of liis history in 1811, his enlarged edition with somewhat modified views in 1827, while his lectures, pub- 
 lished after his deatli from notes taken by his scholars, bring the narrative down to A. 1). 476, and present his more matured views, beside giving a particular 
 review of the sources of his own history. With indisputable learning, he united a dogmatism, and a boldness in pulling down and building up, that have 
 produced much opposition in particulars, while his general results have been in good part accepted. His theory of the existence of early narrative ballads, 
 upon which the later Roman historians based their accounts, was first brought to the attention of English readers by Dr. Arnold, and in his subse<]uent 
 history [821.5] he lucidly arranged Niebuhr's material, whom he reverently followed; and he had brought his narrative down to the second Punic war, B. C. 
 218, when he died. Arnold's sympathies were democratic. See Alison's " Miscellaneous essays" [1531.7]. 
 
 The clearest exposition of Niebuhr's ballad theory is perhaps to be found in Mocaulay's preiace to his " Lays of ancient Rome " [1614.17]. It has been 
 controverted by Dyer, in the introduction to liis " History of the city " [5512.5] and in his *' History of the kings " [5512.6]. 
 
 There has been in more recent writers a reaction in a greater or less degree from Niebuhr's iconoclastic views. Dyer, in his " History of the kings," 
 1868, has aimed to preserve as nmch as possible of the received history, maintaining that exaggerations by the ancient historians do not invalidate the main 
 outline of truth, and defending Livy, making a translation of him the text of his book, upon which he strings critical inquiries. Dyer, in his " History of 
 the kings," has a dissertation on the sources of early Roman history, and on the internal evidences of their credibility, and Michelet, who follows Niebuhr 
 nearly, in an appendix to his "Roman commonwealth" discusses this question, while in his introductinn he traces the rise of this critical doubt. See 
 Seeley's edition of Livy, Clarendon press series [6112.3], for latest conclusions, the editor giving a clear exposition of his disbelief in the legends. 
 
 The most recent histories are German. Monimsen [5516.1] follows Niebuhr with caution, and continues the history to the establishment of the military 
 monarchy, but is hardly read to-udvantage except by those somewhat advanced in tlieir knowledge of Roman hiatoiy. He is reviewed in L. A. Freeman's 
 Essays [5913.4.2]. Mommsen thinks there is no authentic history till Hannibal's time. 
 
 For the decline of the republic, I^ong's history [5512.2] extends from the destruction of Carthage to Cassar's campaigns in Gaul, and he gives his 
 authorities. 
 
 Meri vale's "Historyof the Romans" has foot note references to his authorities, and he bridges the gap between Arnold and Gibbon, B.C. 100 to A. l>. 180, 
 and his 1st and 2d volumes cover the interval from the first triumvirate to the death of Caesar; the 3d brings the narrative to Augustus; the 4th and 5th to 
 Claudius; the 6th to the destruction of Jerusalem, A. B. 70; and the 7th to Commodus, where Gibbon's '• Decline and fall of the Roman empire" [824.9] 
 begins A. ]). 180, coming down to A. D. 1420, and leaving the popes in temporal power. Seeley's " Roman imperialism" [5616.3] is a rapid review of the 
 progress and fall uf the empire. 
 
 On the mUitary history, beside the ancients, Polybius, Livy, Caesar, etc., see Gibbon's first chapter; Ramsay's article " Exercitus " in Smith's Dic- 
 tionary ; Napoleon's Caesar, and the lives of other Roman generals ; and on their military engineering, see Viollet-le-Duc's " Annals of a fortress" [6223.4]. 
 The account of Joseplms [5923.5] on the siege of Jerusalem is instructive in this respect. 
 
 General history of the city. 
 
 The city itself is the subject of a history by Dyer, 1865, recording its vicissitudes, without entering into the political causes, down to the end of the 
 middle ages, which is an enlargement of the excellent and very thorough article, " Roma," by the same author, in Smith's Dictionary. Dyer makes good 
 use of the German histories of Rome in the middle ages by Gregorovius, 1851, wliich begins with the reign of Honorius and the siege by Alaric in the 5th 
 century and ends with the 16th [5513.6], and by Papencordt, 1857. In chapter 24 of Conybeare and Howson's '* Life of St. Paul" there is a good account of 
 the city at that time, and in Huebner's " Life of Sixtus V " [5522.11], particularly in part 6, there are accounts of feudal Rome and Rome of the Renaissance 
 under Gregory XIII and Sixtus V. For tiic middle age period, see a chapter in Bryce's " Holy Roman empire " [5814.19]. 
 
 Maps of the city. See maps in Burn, Merivale, Murray, and other books. 
 
 History. By periods. 
 
 I. B. C. 753 to 608. Regal period. Livy [outlined 6116.22] is the most copious ; but Plutarch's Lives [5932.5 ; 5932.7] of Romulus, Numa, and Poplicola, 
 maybe read in connection. It is the value of these authorities that has given rise to the Niebuhr controversy, as explained above in the section on 
 " Modern authorities." There is a summaiy of this period in Philip Smith's "Ancient history," ch. 20. Florian's "Numa Pompilius" [2019.1] is a novel, 
 whose action lies in that king's reign. 
 
 Burn's " Rome and the Campagna " is a most elaborate survey to establish the legends of the regal period by physical geography. The sources of the 
 early history are examined in chapter 2 of Hemans's " Historical and monumental Rome " [5517.7]. 
 
 II. B. C. 508«o340. Commonwealth. Livy, Book 2 to 7 [6116.22] and Plutarch's Lives [5932.5; 5932.7] of Poplicola, Coriolanus, and Cam ill us, are 
 still the most accessible of the ancient authorities. Of the moderns Mommsen [551t).l] is scanty ; but Niebuhr [5514.6] and Arnold [821.5] are copious. A 
 general summary of the entire Commonwealth period will be found in Book I of Napoleon's "Caesar" [5521.1]. Michelet's "Roman republic" [826.11] 
 covers this period and continues to the founding of the Empire. 
 
 There fall within this period the "Defence of the bridge by Iloratius Codes," the " Battle of Lake Regillus," and the well-known story of "Virginia," 
 all of which are celebrated in Macaulay's " Lays " [1614.17]. Coriolanus is the subject of one of Shakespeare's tragedies. 
 
 III. B. C. 340 to 264. Roman supremacy, etc. Livy [6116.22], and Plutarch's Life [5932.5 ; 6932.7] of Pyrrhus may be compared with Mommsen and 
 Arnold, as before. 
 
 IV. B. C. 264 to 133. Punic wars, etc. Polybius is the preferable authority, but Livy [6116.22] will do in part, supplemented by Plutarch's Lives 
 [5932.5; 59.32.7] of Fabius Maximus, Paulus iEmilius, Marcellus, Marcus Cato, and Flaminius, with Nepos on Hannibal. Monimsen [5516.1], book 3, 
 chap. 11 and 12. is particularly strong on the internal condition of Rome at this time; and Arnold's Roine [821.5] is remarkably helpful on the second Punic 
 war, and Hannibal. 
 
 V. B. C. 133 to 30. Foreign and civil wars. For the early part of the period Plutarch, in his Lives [5932.5; 5932.7] of the Gracchi, Marius, Sylla, 
 Lucullus, Crassus, and Sertorius, with Sallust on the war with Jugurtha, makes the chief source of a study. For the latter part, Plutarch again in his Lives 
 [5932.5; 6932.7] of Cicero, Pompey, CsBsar, Cato the younger, Brutus, and Antonius, must be supplemented by Cicero's speeches and letters; by Cajsar's 
 " Commentaries " [6115.5] ; by Sallust, on the " Conspiracy of Catiline," and by Suetonius, in his " Lives of the Cfesars " [6117.8], for Julius and Octavius. 
 
 Mommsen, Michelet, and Merivale are the chief modern authorities; and for illustration read Addison's tragedy of " Cato," and Shakespeare's 
 " Julius Csesar" and " Antony and Cleopatra." The conspiracy of Catiline gives a plot to Herbert's " Roman traitor " [716.13]. 
 See also Napoleon's " Ctesar " [6521.1] and Forsyth's " Cicero " [5932,8]. 
 Philip Smith's " Ancient liistory " gives a good summary of this period in his 7th book. 
 
 VI. B. C. 31 to A. D. 192. Empire. Tacitus, Annals and History [6115.7] extend from the closing years of Augustus to the death of Domitian. Merivale 
 thinks the History more trustworthy tliaii the Annals. Suetonius in his " Cassars" [6117.8] is considered not always trustworthy. Plutarch's Lives [5932.5; 
 5932.7] of Galba and Otho, and Josephus's Antiquities aud Jewish war make up the essential authorities. 
 
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 The chief modern authority in English is Meri vale's " Romans under the empire " [5515.3], of which the last chapter is on the general condition of the 
 empire at this time. Iiecky's " History of morals" [5914. IJ shows the moral effects of Christianity, and gives an account of the persecution of the Christians, 
 while a further account of their relations to the empire can be found in Milman's " History of Christianity " i'Sn.l}. "Lives of Augustus, Nero, Trajan, 
 and Hadrian, necessarily illustrate tlie period. Gibbon begins liis " Decline and fall " [824.9] with Commodus, tlie last emperor of tliis epoch. De Quincey'g 
 '• Cassars" [1825.10] is a cursory sketch of tlie line of emperors down to Diocjesian, touching on their less known doings; and something of interest will be 
 found in the paper on the barbarism of the empire in De Quincey's " Historical essays " [1825.3]. 
 
 There is a summary of this period in Book 8 of Philip Smitli's " Ancient history.'" 
 
 Illustrations of the life of the period will be found in Whyte-Melville'a " Gladiators " [321.15], time A. D. (59; and in Bulwer's '* Last days of Pompeii" 
 [336.13], time A. l>. 79. 
 
 VII. A. D. 193 to 284. Empire, continued. The writers known as the Augustan historians are the chief source of our knowledge, and De Quincey 
 bases his " Cajsars" [1825.10] largely upon them; and Rawliuson, in his "Manual of ancient history " [5921.10], points out the details. Gibbon's liorae 
 [824.9], however, supplies the best narrative. 
 
 Pictures of the life of the early Christians, and their persecutions during this time, can be found in Newman's " Callista" [319.9]; in Mrs. Charles's 
 "Victory of the vanquished " [321.6], and in W. Ware's " Aurelian " [512.14]. 
 
 VIII. A. i). 284 to 3^, when, the Empire was divided. Ammianus Marcellinus [6117.9] may be followed for a portion of the time; but Gibbon 
 [824.9], iu chapters 13 to 28, will suffice the general reader. Coiistantine the great and Julian the apostate are the central figures, and books regarding them 
 may be consulted. Mrs. Lee's " Parthenia " [737.11] concerns the apostate. 
 
 IX. A. D. 395 to 476, when the Empire fell. This is the period of Alaric, Attila and Genseric, and the general reader will find enough in Gibbon's 
 Rome [824.9], chapters 29 to 38, and in Milman's " Latin Christianity " [5817.11]. 
 
 For fiction, see Wilkie CoUins's " Antonina " [326.4]. 
 
 Lecky says, " There is much curious information about the growth of Roman luxury in Pliny's ' Natural history,' lib. xxxvl; and the movement of 
 decomposition has been lately fully traced by Mommsen in his ' History of Rome ' [5516.1] ; by DOUinger in his 'First ages of Christianity ' [5813.4]; by 
 Pressense in his ' History of the early centuries of Christianity ' [5816.2] ; and in the beautiful closing chapters of Reuan's ' Apostles ' [5812.8]." There 
 is an essay on the Flavian Caesars in E. A. Freeman's " Essays " [5913.4.2]. 
 
 A summary of the period of decline constitutes Book 9 of Philip Smith's " Ancient history ; " and in Meri vale's " Roman empire " [5515.3], chap. 33, 
 there is an estimate of the sources of the history of the imperial period. See also in this connection Smith's " Dictionary of biography," under Tacitus. 
 
 Later periods must be followed under Italy. 
 
 Abridged, compendious, and juvenile histories. 
 
 For the period B. o. 753 to A. D. 476, Merivale's " General history " [5517.8] is perhaps the best. Lord's " Old Roman world " [826.10] is a treatment by 
 topics and phases, and he enumerates authorities at the end of his chapters. Book 3 of his " Ancient states and empires " [815.8] is a compendious history of 
 Rome ; and so is Book 5 of Rawlinson's " Manual of ancient history " [5921.10]. See also Bonner and Ricord in the above list, which come down to A. I>. 476. 
 
 Literature. 
 
 In the English translations of Niebuhr and Mommsen, and in Arnold's History, there are chapters on the literature of Rome ; in the biographies of 
 authors in Smith's Dictionary there will be found ample references. A summary of the literature is given in Lord's " Old Roman world " [826.10], and the 
 64th chapter of Merivale's " Romans under the empire " [5515.3] is upon the literature of Trajan's time. Hallam, in his literary history [1531.2], traces the 
 fortunes of Latin literature in the 15th, IGth, and 17th centuries. 
 
 There is a general survey of Latin literature in Blackwood, 1874. 
 
 Mythology. 
 
 For a concise account of the religion of Rome, see Clarke's " Ten great religions " [1523.2]"; Coulanges' " Ancient city " [5923.6] ; also the chapters in 
 Mommsen [5516.1]; and Smith's " Dictionary of biography and mythology." For a popular account, see Bulfinch's "Age of fable" [1523.3.] See also 
 Myths, note. 
 
 Travels, description, etc. 
 
 The literature of Roman travel is examined in chap. 1 of Hemans's " Historical and monumental Rome " [5.517.1]. The most convenient general 
 descriptions are Murray's [5526.4] and Baedeker's [5528.2.2]. Eaton's " Rome in the 19th century " [5516.6] is a popular descriptive volume, with illustrations, 
 but the most elaborate pictorial helps, beside those mentioned under the head of antiquities, are Burn's " Rome and the Campagna," with maps and plans, 
 presenting the latest archaeological and topographical investigations, and rendered particularly useful to the classical scholar by its index to passages in the 
 ancient writers, 1871, and Wey's " Rome " [5520.1 ; 5520.2], rambling and unsystematic, but devoted to both the ancient and modern city, and it has 346 excel- 
 lent wood engravings. The sumptuous French history of the recent Ecumenical council in the Bates Hall offers admirable illustrations of the religious 
 ceremonies of modern Rome; see also a popular paper on Holy week in Harper's monthly, vol. 9, and another on the church ceremonies, by L. Abbott, 
 in vol. 45. 
 
 Story's " Roba di Roma " is an excellent miscellany of information regarding the modern city ; and Taine [5522.2.1] and Norton's " Travel and study " 
 [426.12] otter the observations of scholarly minds. Among general books of Italian travels, there may be named as characteristic: Hare's " Walks in Rome," 
 1871 [5526.13] ; Strotlier's pictorial narrative in Harper's monthly, vol. 15 ; the " Eternal city " in vol. 44 ; tlie " Rome of to-day " in Atlantic monthly, April, 
 1859; " Rome in midsummer," in Longfellow's " Outre-mer " [1838.4.1] ; Hawthorne's •' Marble faun " [1813.2] and " Italian note-books " [1839.3]. 
 
 See also general travels in Italy, like Hillard's "Six months" [426.8], etc.; and a paper on present social life in Rome by T. A. Trollope, in 
 Lippincott's magazine, June, 1874. Hare's " Days near Rome " [5527.15] pertains particularly to the hilly country seen from the city. 
 
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 RoMOLA. [Florence, time of Savonarola, historical 
 
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 Rose Mather. Holmes, M. J 534.10 
 
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 Rose of Castile. Balfe, M. W. (/n Ditson, 0., and 
 
 CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.3 
 
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 Rosengarten, a. a handbook of architectural 
 
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 CoUett-Sandars. With 639 illustrations. New 
 
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 RosSETTi, Christina G. Annus Domini; a prayer for 
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 RouGfiiNG it. Clemens, S. L. Hartford, 1872. 8". 212.2 
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 RouNDHEARTS and other stories. Harris, M 724.15 
 
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 Roussel, Theophile. Manuel pour la fabrication 
 
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 Routledge, Robert. Discoveries and inventions of 
 
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 worship. N. p., 1855. 51pp. 12° 5819.8 
 
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 Ruby Gray's strategy. Stephens, A. S. ( W.) 726.8 
 
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 RuFFHEAD, Owen. Life of Alexander Pope, compiled 
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 1 plate, Sm. 8^^ 1222.2 
 
 RuFFiNi, Giovanni. Doctor Antonio 316.17 
 
 — Lavinia 3 16. 18 
 
 — Lorenzo Benoni 316.16 
 
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 RuFUS and Rose. Alger, H., jr 934. 14 
 
 Rule of the monk, The; or, Rome in the nineteenth 
 
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 RuMFORD, Count. See Thompson, Benjamin. 
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 Rumor. Sheppard, B. S 530.10 
 
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 Rush, Richard. Memoranda of a residence at the 
 
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 RusKiN, John. Arata pentelici. Six lectures on 
 
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 Conrertes.— Vol. I. Of general principles and truth. II. Of 
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 IV. Of iMountnin beauty. V. Of leaf beauty ; Of cloud beau- 
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 6236.7 
 
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 A'oie.— This rather vague designation in modern art criti- 
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 scapist, from current detraction, but the work gradually ex- 
 panded into an exposition of art and nature in many beai ings, 
 and its fifth volume was issued in 1860. It is understood tiiat 
 the author now discards much of these volumes, which gave 
 him his reputation. Their fine perceptions and imaginative 
 rendering of nature, given with entliusiasm and with a 
 superb radiancy of style, will doubtless retain the reputation 
 for him which they made. By his paradoxes, Mr.. Ruskin 
 has gained the disfavor ol' many critics ; and a certain way- 
 ward impulse in his later writings — wliicli Imve run into 
 political economy and other various matters— have done 
 mucii to make his readers distrust his thinking. See a paper 
 by Leslie Stephen on his recent writings in Eraser's maga- 
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 several books. See also McCarthy's "Modern leaders" 
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 iv, 516 pp. 1 plate of portraits. Sm. 8^- 5638.2 
 
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 anecdotes, personal descriptions, etc. From the 
 16th to the present century. London [1872]. 
 XV, 496 pp. 1 plate of portraits. Sm. 8° 563a. 3 
 
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 Ruth. Gaskell, E. C 328.15 
 
 Ruth Margorie: a romance of the revolt of 1689. 
 
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 Sabbath, The. Andrews, J. N. Sermons on the 
 
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 Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin. Causeries du 
 
 lundi. 4e edition. Paris [1873]. 15 v. 12°. 5538.4 
 
 — English portraits. Selected and translated from 
 
 " Causeries du lundi," with an introductory 
 chapter on Sainte-Beuve's life and writings [by 
 W. E. Rae]. New York, 1875. cxiii, 301 pp. 
 16" 1025.3 
 
 Contents. — Saiiite-Beuve's life and writings; Mary, queen 
 of Scots; Lord Cliesterfleld; Benjamin Franklin; Edward 
 Gibbon; William Cowper; English literature, byH. Taine; 
 Pope as a poet. 
 
 — ifitude sur Virgile, suivie d'une etude sur Quin- 
 
 tus de Smyrne. 2e edition. Paris, 1870. 
 444-4- pp. 12" .....5538.11 
 
 — Lettres k la princesse. 3e' edition. Paris, 1873. 
 
 iii, 3674- pp. 12° 5538.14 
 
 — Memoirs of Madame Desbordes-Valmore. With 
 
 a selection from her poems. Translated by H. 
 
 W. Preston. Boston, 1873. viii, 227 pp. 16°. 5527.3 
 
 — Nouveaux lundis. 3e edition. Paris, 1870. 13 v. 
 
 12° 5538.5 
 
 — P. J. Proudhon, sa vie et sa correspondance, 
 
 1838-48. Paris, 1872. 352 pp. 12° 5538.10 
 
 — Poesies completes. ]&dition revue et augmentee. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 476-}- pp. 12° 5538.13 
 
 — Portraits contemporains. Nouvelle edition. 
 
 Paris, 1870. 5 v. 12° 5538.7 
 
 — Portraits de femmos. Paris, 1870. 542-|- pp. 12°. 5538. 17 
 
 — Portraits of celebrated women. Translated by 
 
 H. W. Preston. Boston, 1868. 384-|- pp. 
 Portrait. 16° 1226.5 
 
 — Port-RoyaL 3e edition. Paris, 1867. 7 v. 12°. 5538.6 
 
 — Souvenirs et indiscretions. Publics par son der- 
 
 nier secretaire [J. Troubat]. Paris, 1872. 354 
 
 pp. 12° 5538.16 
 
 — Tableau historique et critique de la poesie fran- 
 
 caise et du theatre fran^aise au xvi^ sidcle. 
 Nouvelle edition, suivie de portraits particuliers 
 des principaux poetes. Paris, 1869. 499-{- pp. 
 12° 5538.15 
 
 — Volupte. 7e edition. Paris, 1872. 416-|- pp. 
 
 12° 5538.12 
 
 Saintine, (Joseph) Xavier Boniface, called. Pic- 
 ciola, precede de quelques recherches sur 
 I'emploi du temps dans les prisons d'etat, par 
 Paul L. Jacob. Nouvelle edition, revue et cor- 
 
 rigee. New York, 1858. 252 pp. 12° 2015.4 
 
 Saints, The lives of the. Baring-Gould, S. Lon- 
 don, 1872, 73. 5 V. 16° 5937.1 
 
 Sala, George Augustus. A journey due North; be- 
 ing notes of a residence in Russia. Boston, 1858. 
 viii, 469 pp. 12° 426.7 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Sala, George Augustus, continued. 
 
 — The seven sons of mammon. Leipzig, 1869. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. Sq. 16° 315.10 
 
 — Under the sun: essays mainly written in hot 
 
 countries. London, 1872. xix, 395 pp. 8°... 5611.3 
 Salad for the solitary and the social. [Essays.] 
 
 Saunders,F. New York, 1872. 8° 5213.1 
 
 Salathiel, the immortal. [The wandering Jew.] 
 
 Croly, G. London [1858]. 16° 517.13 
 
 Salem, Mass., Annals of. Felt, J. B. Salem, 1845, 
 
 49. 2 V. Sra. 8° 5016.7 
 
 Salem chapel. Oliphant, M. (0. W.) 328.10 
 
 Salem mercury. Vol. 1-3. Salem, 1831-33. 3 v. 
 
 in 1. F° 6730.37 
 
 Sote. — "Vol. I, no. 3, repeated, and nos. 2, 4, 44-49, missing. 
 Vol. II, no. 25-52, missing. 
 
 Salem witchcraft. Upham, C. W. Boston, 1867. 
 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5015.2 
 
 Note. — See Palfrey's " History of New England " [5016.2] ; 
 Barry's " History of Massachusetts " [812.5] ; Auslin s " His- 
 tory of Massachusetts" [8W.19]; and CasselPs " History of the 
 United States " [810.11]. Upham, in 18:31, first issued his lec- 
 tures, which have since been greatly enlarged, giving a picture 
 of old Salen\ and a history of opinion regarding witchcraft 
 [5015 2]. This book was reviewed by Lowell, in North Ameri- 
 can review. Jan., 1868, also in his "Among my books" 
 [19.34.8], which last is, however, chiefly upon the general 
 subject of witchcraft; in which connection, see Lecky's chap- 
 ter in his " Rationalism " [59.33.5]. 
 
 See Everett's anecdotes of earJy local history, in his Ora- 
 tions [1921.1.2];. R. H. Allen's exposition of the historical 
 evidences [817.4], upon which Longfellow based his tragcdv, 
 "Giles Corey of the Salem farms" [1614.2]. Also Drake's 
 "Nooks and corners of the New England coast " [411.4]. 
 
 Salisbury, Stephen. Essay on the star spangled 
 banner and national songs. Worcester, 1873. 
 24 pp. 8° 5010.16 
 
 Sallustius Crispus, Gains, Florus, Lucius Annaeus, 
 and Velleius Paterculus, Caius. [Works.] 
 Literally translated, with copious notes and a 
 general index. By J. S. Watson. London, 
 1872. xvi, 5G0 pp. [Bohn's Classical library.] 
 Sra. 8° 6117.7 
 
 Sally Williams, the mountain girl. Cheney, E. D. 915.21 
 
 Salmagundi. Irving, William, Paulding, J. K., and 
 
 Irving, W^ashington. London, 1850. 16° 715.4 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. Sm. 8° 1815.7 
 
 Salmon, The. Russell, A. Edinburgh, 1864. 8". 1521.9 
 Salmonia; or, days of fly fishing. Davy, Sir H. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16° 1515.4 
 
 Salt water. Kingston, W. H. G 922.2 
 
 Salt water bubbles. Sleeper, J. S 716.10 
 
 Salt-water Dick. Nowell, H. P. II. 936.24 
 
 Salvandy, Narcisse Achille, comte de. Love of 
 country, or Sobieski and Hedwig. Compiled 
 and translated from the French, by Trauerman- 
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 Salzkammergut, Austria. The Bavarian highlands 
 and the Salzkammergut. Schmid, H., and 
 
 Stieler, C. London, 1874. 8° 5720.1 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside stories. Stowe, H. 
 
 (E.) B 736.10 
 
 Sam Slick, pseud. 5'eeHaliburton, Thomas Chandler. 
 
 Sam's chance. Alger,H.,;"r 933.28 
 
 Samoiede country. The land of the north wind; or, 
 travels among the Laplanders and the Samo- 
 
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 Sampson, Henry. History of advertising from the 
 earliest times. Illustrated by anecdotes, curious 
 specimens, and biographical notes. With illus- 
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 Samuel Slick, Sayings and doings of. Haliburton, 
 
 T. C. New York, 1872. 16° ....535.12 
 
 Samuels, Adelaide F. Dick Travers abroad. Little 
 
 cricket; or, Dick Travers in London 918.27 
 
 The lost tar; or, Dick Travers in Africa 918.25 
 
 On the wave; or, Dick Travers aboard the 
 
 "Happy,Jack" 918.26 
 
 Palm land; or, Dick Travers in the Chagos 
 
 islands ." 918.24 
 
 Samuels, Edward A. The birds of New England 
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SANCTUARY 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 Sanctuary, The: a story of the civil war. Nichols, 
 
 G. W. New York, 1866. 12° 716.11 
 
 Sand, George, pseud. See Dddevant, Amaiitiae 
 Lucilo Aurora Dupin. 
 
 Sandeau, (Leonard Sylvain) Jules. Mademoiselle 
 do la Seigli^re: comedie. With English notes, 
 by F. Bocher. Boston, 1867. 99 pp. 12" 2015.2 
 
 — joint author. The cross of Berny. .See Girardin, 
 
 Delphine Gay de. 
 Sanderson, Robert, Life of. Walton, I. Lond^sn, 
 
 1866. 16° 5428.2 
 
 Sandford and Merton, History of. Day, T. Lon- 
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 Sandha%i, Mrs. — . The twin sisters 929.11 
 
 Sandwich Islands. Anderson, R. History of the 
 
 Sandwich Islands mission. Boston, 1870. 8°.. 5812.15 
 
 — Nordhoff, C. Northern California, Oregon, and 
 
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 Sandy Wood's sepulchre. Miller, H. (In Johnson, 
 
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 Sanford, Mrs. D. P. Pussy Tip-toes' family 912.26 
 
 San Francisco. Beauvoir, L., comte de. Pekin, 
 
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 of. New York, 1855. 8° 810.3 
 
 See also California. 
 
 [Sanitary tracts.] n. p., n. d. 16° 939.4 
 
 Co7itents.— The power of soap and water, a dream that 
 came true; The mischief of bad air: or what "bad air" 
 really is; Health of mothers: Croaking Kate and chirping 
 Jane; The influence of wholesome drink; Washing the chil- 
 dren ; Sowing the seed ; The value of good food ; Whose fault 
 is it ? or, how to make a happy home ; Is it too late ? 
 
 Sans merci. Lawrence, G. A 315.24 
 
 Sans-Souci series. See Stoddard, Richard Henry, 
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 Santa Claus land. Douglas, A. M 928.12 
 
 Santi, or Sanzio, Raffaello (Raphael) da Urbino. 
 A series of studies: designed and engraved after 
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 David. American edition, reproduced by the 
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 JVo^e.— The very rare work, of which this is a translation, 
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 — Passavant, J. D. Raphael of Urbino and his 
 
 father Giovanni Santi. London, 1872. S° 6211.2 
 
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 Note. — The most complete account of Raphael yet produced 
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 the authorities. Quatremere de Quincy's was the most im- 
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 The most accessible memoirs in English are the accounts in 
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 Santo Domingo. See Hayti. 
 
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 Saracen, The lands of the. Taylor, (J.) B. New 
 
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 Saratoga, New York, An analysis of the mineral 
 
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 Sarchedon. Melville, G. J. W 321.8 
 
 Sardanapalus: a tragedy. Byron, G. G. N., lord. 
 
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 Sardinia, Handbook for. Murray, J. London, 1868. 
 
 12° 5917.3 
 
 Sargent, Epes. Arctic adventure by sea and land. 
 
 With maps and illustrations. Boston, 1857. 
 
 480 pp. Portraits. 12° 426.10 
 
 — [Gem series.] The emerald. Boston, 1866. 316 
 
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 The sapphire. [Selections.] Boston, 1867. 
 
 319 pp. 16° 715.15 
 
 — Songs of the sea, with other poems. Boston, 
 
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 Shelf. No. 
 Sargent, Epes, continued. 
 
 — The standard fourth reader for public and private 
 
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 — The standard speaker; .containing exercises in 
 
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 Philadelphia, 1873. 558 pp. 8° 1933.12 
 
 Sargent, Fitz William. England, the United States, 
 
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 Sargent, Henry Jackson. Feathers from a moulting 
 
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 Sargent, Lucius Manlius. Dealings with the dead. 
 
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 12° 1816. 1 
 
 Sargent, Nathan. Public men and events from the 
 
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 Sargent, Winthrop. Life and career of Major John 
 
 Andre. Boston, 1861. xiv, 471 pp. Portrait. 
 
 Sra. 8° 5426.9 
 
 Sarmiento, Ferdinand L. Life of Pauline Cushman. 
 
 The celebrated union spy and scout. Phila- 
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 Sarsfield; or, the last great struggle for Ireland. 
 
 [Historical novel.] Conyngham, D. P. Boston, 
 
 1871. Sq. 16° 828.7 
 
 Sartor resartus. Carlyle,T. London [1831]. Sm. 8°. 5838.6 
 Sartoris, Adelaide (Kemble). A week in a French 
 
 country-house. Medusa, and other tales 732.6 
 
 Saskatchewan, river. Saskatchewan and the Rocky 
 
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 Satanstoe. Cooper, J. F 525.6 
 
 Satchel guide for the vacation tourist in Europe. 
 
 New York, 1872. xxxii, 188 pp. 16° 427.2 
 
 Satchel series. The.. Stories, poems, essays, and 
 
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 102pp. 8° 713.7 
 
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 don : Bringing home the May, by A. H.B. ; Going somewhere, 
 by M. Quad [ pseud, of Charles B. Lewis] ; A strange warn- 
 ing, by A. H. W. ; The ladies of one hundred years ago; Holy 
 wells and Druid relics, by Wilkie Collins; Last words, by 
 Ow^en Meredith [, pseud, of E. R. Biilwer-Lytton, lord Lyttonl. 
 
 Saturday review. Vol. 6, 35-40. London, 1858, 
 
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 Saturn and its system. Proctor, R. A. London, 
 
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 Saunders, Frederick. Salad for the solitary and the 
 
 social: by an epicure. [Essays.] Illustrated. 
 
 New York, 1872. 526 pp. 8° 5213.1 
 
 Saunders, John. Israel Mort, overman 319.20 
 
 Saunders, Katharine. Gideon's rock and other tales. 339.24 
 
 — The haunted crust. {In Johnson, (E.) R. Little 
 
 classics) 529.4.5 
 
 — The high mills 319.28 
 
 — Joan Merry weather and other tales 339.20 
 
 Saunterings. Warner, C. D. Boston, 1872. Sq. 16°. 229.1 
 Sauveur, Lambert. Causeries avec mes el^ves. 
 
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 — Introduction to the teaching of living languages 
 
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 Sauzay, a. Marvels of glass-making in all ages. 
 
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 Savage, Edward H. Chronological history of the 
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 Portrait. 8 5013.8 
 
 Savage, James. Genealogical dictionary of the first 
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 4 V. 8° *R.R., C.2.2 
 
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 Sawyer, George A. Fret-sawing and wood-carving 
 
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 Saxe, John Godfrey. Loisure-day rhymes. Boston, 
 
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 — Same. Highgate edition. Boston, 1871. xii, 
 
 491 pp. 12° 1615.19 
 
 Saxe, Marshal. See MAURICE OP Saxony, Count. 
 Saxe Holm's stories. See Holm, Saxe, pseud. 
 Saxon studies. [Dresden, etc.] Hawthorne, J. 
 
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 Say and seal. Warner, S. and A. B 317.10 
 
 Scalp hunters, The. Reid, M 725.5 
 
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 Scarlet letter. The. Hawthorne, N. Leipzig, 
 
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 — Same. Boston, 1873. 16° 1813.11 
 
 Scenes from the life of Jesus. Boston, 1858. 137 
 
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 Scenes of clericallife. Lewes, M 310.26 
 
 Sceptres and crowns. Warner, S 927.27 
 
 ScHAFF, Philip. History of the Vatican council. 
 
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 ScHEFER, Leopold. The artist's married life; being 
 
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 ScHEFFEL, Joseph Victor. Ekkehard. A tale of 
 
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 ScHELE DE Vere, Maximilian. Americanisms; the 
 
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 685 pp. 12° 6124.1 
 
 — Modern magic. New York, 1873. 466 pp, 12°. 1516.16 
 
 — Romance of American history. Early annals. 
 
 New York, 1872. 254-4- pp. 12° 5016.1 
 
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 Schellen, H. Spectrum analysis in its application 
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 Sherer, Edmond. Nouvelles etudes sur la littera- 
 
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 — Poems and ballads. Translated by Sir E. Bulwer- 
 
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 F. Krauss. Boston, 1865. 210 pp. 12° 5735.3 
 
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 Krauss. Boston, 1868. 171pp. 12° 6735.2 
 
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 Schmid, Herman, and Stieler, Carl. The Bavarian 
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 Schmidt, (Eduard) Oscar. International scientific 
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 With 26 woodcuts. New York, 1875. viii, 
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 Schneck, Benjamin S. Mercersburg theology incon- 
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 Sch6nberg-Co TTA family. Chronicles of the. [Luther 
 
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 School, The, and the army in Germany and France. 
 
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 NOTE:OJS"SCOTL-A.N"r). 
 
 Popular histories are those of Scott, both in the " Tales of a grandfather," and in the " History of Scotland." The former is an abridged history from 
 Macbeth down, selecting picturesque episodes and prominent points ; the latter gives attention chiefly to the elucidation of principles, but Palgrave says that 
 having exhausted his pleasurable stores in the tales, Scott thus ruined his history. 
 
 The latest and most elaborate general history is that by Burton [5418.6]. He is a thorough antiquarian, but as a historian he possesses the modern 
 skeptical view regarding the early unchronicled periods, and finds the dawn of true history in Malcolm Canmore's reign, 1057-93. His narrative of the 
 Roman and unrecorded ages of heathen belief is ample. His treatment of the St. Columba period may be contrasted with the reverent belief of Monta- 
 lembert, in his " Monks of the West " [5.514.5]. See also in this connection the Duke of Argyle's " lona " [427.9]. See also Palgrave's " Normandy and Eng- 
 land," on the beginning of Scottish history in Malcolm's time. 
 
 There are three phases to the earliest history of Scotland! First, a fulness of fabulous detail. Second, a confounding of the Picts and Scots. Third, 
 an obscurity attending everything like authentic detail. The third century is the Ossian period, and the literature of that subject yields discussions more 
 or less historical. See McPherson's Ossian [1613.19] and its dissertations. 
 
 For the Norwegian invasion, 1264, see the translation of the old Saga of Haco in Buchanan's " Land of Lome " [424.11], chapter 14. 
 
 The long interval of the contest with England will be found illustrated in Freeman's " History of the Norman conquest in England " [5014.4], and it 
 forms the distinctive feature of Burton's third volume. For illustrations of the period of "Wallace and Bruce, see the note under Scott. Miss Porter's " Scot- 
 tish chiefs" [1225.19] pertains to this epoch, but though a favorite novel, it is not considered trustworthy as a guide to the understanding of the times. In a 
 later period, the captivity of King James i in England, Miss Yonge has found a subject for her " Caged lion " [318.12]. Robertson's well-known history, 
 while it is introduced by a cursory examination of antecedent Scottish history, is confined to the reign of Mary, and down to James vi's accession 'to the 
 English throne in 1603. Buckle says of Robertson that he is still valuable because of his broad views, and that he made wonderful use of the material he had 
 in his time. See the note under Mary, queen of Scots. Miss Strickland's " Lives of the queens " [627.1] will be found a companionable commentary. 
 
 Stanhope's Queen Anne, chap, viii, and Smyth's 25th lecture, are on the union in Queen Anne's time, and in Smyth will be found the general charac- 
 teristics of its history and historians. For the subsequent rebellions, see Jesse's "Memoirs of the pretenders " [5426.14], and for that of 1745, see the excellent 
 account in Stanhope's " History of England " [838.3]. 
 
 For the manners, of which the traits are gone or just lingering, nothing is better than Dean Ramsay's book [.5637.2]. 
 
 For estimates of the Scottish character, see Macaulay's third volume [838.1] and Froude's third volume [826.9]. 
 
 Church history. The history of the church of Scotland is closely connected with that of the state, but it can be distinctively traced for a general review, 
 dwelling upon prominent points, in Stanley's Lectures [5812.6], or in particular chapters of Burton, and in AlacCrie's " Story of the Scottish church " [5816.22]. 
 
 Dividing the record into epochs, we refer for the early Celtic period to Montalembert's " Monks of the West" [5514.5]. 
 
 For the Ueformation, period, see lives of Knox ; Burton's 4th volume ; chapters in Froude's History [826.9], and his essay on " The influence of the refor- 
 mation on the Scottish character," in his " Short studies " [1911.5.1], in which he rebuts Buckle's chapter on the Scotch, and in his " History of civilization " 
 [5417.1]. See the note under Reibrmation, and the list of authorities in Fisher's " Reformation " [.5813.7, p. 587]. 
 
 For the period of the CovenatUers, from the first banding against enforced episcopacy in 1638, to the revolution of 1688, Dodd's book, " Fifty years 
 struggle of the Scottish covenanters " [5417.9], is a useful popular sketch. See also Burnet's " Own time " [.5410.4] ; and Macaulay's History [838.1] ; a paper in 
 Harper's monthly, vol. 40; and Peter Bayne's article in the Contemporary review, 1875, on the Covenanters, Charles II, and Argyle. 
 
 There is much in the 2d volume of Buckle's " History of civilization " [.5417.1] on the condition of Scotland from the 14tli century, and on the charac- 
 teristics of the Scottish intellect. 
 
 Literature and art. 
 
 David Irving's is the most considerable history of Scottish poetry, 1861, covering the interval from Ossian to Lady Wardlaw. For dissertations upon 
 Scottish songs and ballads, see the prefaces and introductions to such collections as Murray's [5626.5] ; Chambers's " Songs of Scotland prior to Burns " 
 [5637.1]; Percy's " Reliques " [1613.12]; Scott's " Minstrelsy of the border," in which he runs over the labor of his predecessors in preserving these records. 
 See a bibliography of this department in Child's " Ballads " [5628.5.1] ; and articles in Prescott's essays [1537.8 ; 5237.3] ; and in Kingsley's essays on " Burns 
 and his school " [1223.5]. 
 
 For the influence on English literature in the founding of the Edinburgh review and Blackwood's magazine, see the lives of JeftYey [563.5.2.1] ; Sydney 
 Smith [1025.6] ; John Wilson [1024 7] ; and " Noctes ambrosianaB " [515.15]. Also see Curwen's " History of booksellers " [•5426.16] ; a chapter th Archibald 
 Constable's life [5424.10]; and the statement in Broughams "Autobiography " [5425.2] contradicting Sydney Smith's account of the beginning. of the Edin- 
 burgh review. 
 
 Travels, description, etc. 
 
 The best itineraries arc those by Murray and Black ; but Hunnewell's " Lands of Scott "[5626.10] will be of interest to such as have derived their chief 
 knowledge of its scenery and history from Sir Walter Scott. See also portions of Mrs. Hawthorne's Notes, and Mrs. Stowe's " Suimy memories " [426.6]. 
 
 For the Hebrides, see Johnson's famous Tour [5421^.7] ; Buchanan's " Land of Lome " [424.11] ; Alexander Smith's " Summer in Skye " [426.1] ; and the 
 articles on Mull in the Atlantic monthly, July and August, 18C)5. 
 
 See the note under Scott, Sir Walter, on the Waverley novels, etc., for a chronological commentary of authorities and illustrative imaginary renderings 
 of many events and periods in Scottish history. 
 
 Other delineations of Scottisli life will be found in Gait's novels; in several of Mrs. Oliphant's; in many of George MacDonald's, and particularly 
 "The portent" [537.3] for second-sight; in Mrs. Craik's [Muloch] "Head of the family " [.323.12] and "A noble life " [323.15] ; in Black's "Princess of 
 Thule" [328.28; 732.10] for life in the Hebrides; in Charles Reade's "Christie Johnstone" [339.23; 527.3]; and in H. Kingsley's "Austin Elliot" [.326.24; 
 724.4] for the famine period. 
 
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 Scotland, Church of. MacCrie, T. The story of the 
 
 Scottish church. London, 1875. 8° 5816.22 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Lectures on the history of the. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8° 5812.6 
 
 Scott, Genio 0. Fishing in American waters. New 
 
 edition. With illustrations. New York, 1875. 
 
 539 pp. 8° 6412.4 
 
 Scott, John. Partisan life with .John S. Mosby. 
 
 With portraits and engravings. New York, 
 
 1867. 492 pp. Map. Fac-simile. 8° 811.14 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. Poetical works. Leipzig, 1861. 
 
 2v.ini. Sq. 16° 1613.5 
 
 ConierUx. — The lay of the last minstrel; Marmirtn; The 
 lady of the lake ; The vision of Don Roderick : Rokebv ; The 
 lord of the isles ; Songs ; Lyrical pieces ; Miscellaneous poeins ; 
 Ballads. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter, continued. 
 
 — The abbot. Boston 523.10 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 3 24. 10 
 
 — Anno of Geierstein. Boston 533.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.1 
 
 — The antiquary. Boston... 523.17 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.4 
 
 — Ballads and lyrical pieces. Baltimore, 1811. 
 
 215 pp. 16° 1618.5 
 
 — The betrothed. The highland widow 523.19 
 
 — The black dwarf. A legend of Montrose. Boston. 523.15 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.11 
 
 — The bride of Lammermoor. Boston 523.12 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.16 
 
 — Count Robert of Paris 533.4 
 
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 — The fair maid of Perth. Boston 533.2 
 
 — Sarne. Leipzig 324.14 
 
 — The fortunes of Nigel. Boston 523.2 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.12 
 
 — Guy Mannering. Boston 523.16 
 
 — Same, Leipzig 324.13 
 
 — The heart of Mid-Lothian. Boston 523.6 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 330.5 
 
 — Ivauhoe. Boston 523.11 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.6 
 
 — Kenilworth. Boston 523.7 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 3 24.8 
 
 — The lay of the last minstrel, a poem. Boston, 
 
 1807. 252 pp. 12° 1616.13 
 
 — Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. With a prelimi- 
 
 nary view of the French revolution. Exeter, 
 
 1828. 2 V. 8" 1223.12 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1858. 2 v. in 1. Illus- 
 
 trated. 8° 1221.5 
 
 — Lives of the novelists. With notes. New York, 
 
 1872. 436 pp. 12" 5914.2 
 
 — The monastery. Boston 523.9 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 330.4 
 
 — Old Mortality. Boston 523.13 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.15 
 
 — Peveril of the Peak. Boston 523.1 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.17 
 
 — The pirate. Boston 523.8 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.9 
 
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 Scott, Sir Walter, continued. 
 
 — Quentin Durward. Boston 523.4 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.2 
 
 — Redgauntlet 523.5 
 
 — E-ob Koy. Boston 623.14 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.7 
 
 — St. Ronan's well 523.3 
 
 — The surgeon's daughter; Castle Dangerous 533.5 
 
 — Tales of a grandfather; being stories taken from 
 
 Scottish history. 2v 939.5 
 
 — The talisman; The two drovers; My aunt Mar- 
 
 garet's mirror; The tapestried chamber; The 
 laird's Jock 523.20 
 
 — Waverley. Boston 523.18 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 3 24.3 
 
 — Woodstock. Boston 533.3 
 
 — Same, Leipzig 324.5 
 
 — Chambers, R. Life of. Edinburgh, 1871. 16". 5425.9 
 
 — Hunnewell, J. F. The lands of Scott. Boston, 
 
 1871. 16" 5626.10 
 
 — Jenkinson, II. I. Epitome of Lockhart's life of 
 
 Scott. Edinburgh, 1873. 8" 5425.10 
 
 — Lockhart, J. G. Memoirs of. Edinburgh, 1860. 
 
 L. 8° , 1020.1 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. Biographical and critical essays. 
 
 London, 1856. 16*- 1537.8 
 
 Biographical and critical miscellanies. Phila- 
 delphia, 1875. 12" 5237.3 
 
 — Stephen, L. Some words about Sir Walter Scott. 
 
 (In his Hours in a library) 6136.9 
 
 SCOTT'S N-QVELS ^]S-r> POEIMS. 
 
 ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY BY THEIR SUBJECTS. 
 
 HunTie weirs " Lands of Scott " [5626.10] is a convenient key to the scenery of Scott's novels and poems ; and a sample of the criticism with which they 
 were received can be found in Jeffrey's Essays [.5610.8]. See other references later under LIVES, etc. 
 
 Count liolert of Paris, A. I). 1090. This nov'el is a general study of the times of the first crusade, rather than a close correspondence to the historical 
 events of tliat period. The scene is in and about Constantinople at the time when the army of the crusaders had reached that city on their way to the Holy 
 Land. So far as tlie events are historical, they can be cursorily surveyed in Cox's " Crusades " [628.1] ; but for more extended study, see chapters 48, 49 and 50 
 of Gibbon's " Roman empire" [824.9] and Milman's " Latin Christianity " [5817.11]. 
 
 The betrothed, A. D. 1187, etc. A tale of tlie warfare ou the Welsh bolder at the time when the third crusade was in contemplation, and efforts were 
 making to turn the wairing propensities of the age against the inlidel. Scott himself says, " The war between the Welsh and the Norman lords of the 
 marches is a period wlien all freedom might be taken with the strict truth of history without encountering any well-known fact which might render the 
 narrative improbable." The general histories of England covering the reign of Henry ii will elucidate the historical bearing of the events. 
 
 The talUman, A. D. 1193. This story of the third crusade, with the scenes in Palestine, contrasts strongly the characters of Richard Cceur-de-Lion and 
 Saladin. The personages are historical, but tlie action is chiefly fictitious. As far as the events have a relation to history, they can be compared with the 
 summaries regarding the third crusade in Gibbon's 59th chapter [824.9]; in Hume's [.5413.2]; Lingard's [5417.8], and Knight's England [.5413.1] under the 
 reign of Richard l ; the account given in James's " History of Richard Ca>ur-de-Lion " [.5526.7] ; and the narrative in Guizot's " History of France " [5510.2] 
 during the time of Philip Augustus, who appears in "The talisman;" but a more particular delineation of this rival of Richard can be found in James's 
 novel, '• Philip Augustus" [722.7]. An account of this crusade will be found in Palmer and Besant's "City of Herod and Saladin" [5924.2]. It may be 
 of interest to compare Scott's delineation of Saladin with that of Lessing in his '• Nathan the wise," a drama [5736.4]. 
 
 Ivanhot, A. D. 1191. This novel, in s >me respects Scott's best, and his first attempt outside of Scottish history, introduces Cceur-de-Lion in disguise 
 as a knight, and it is an interesting study of a period in English history, when the subjugated Saxons had not yet lost their characteristics under the rule 
 of the Normans. Other well-known characters are Friar Tuck, Robin Hood, Isaac of York, a representative of the Jews in England at this time, and his 
 daughter Rebecca, the Jewish maiden. 
 
 Robin Hood appears in Ivanhoe, and he is also a character in James's " Forest days " [327.14]. The historical standing of this semi-mythical hero is 
 explained in Prof. Child's introduction to vol. v of his " English and Scottisu ballads " [5628.5.5], also in Atlantic monthly, Dec, 1859; and in Thierry's 
 Norman conquest [.5417.2.2]. See also Timbs's " Abbeys, castles, etc." [5138.1]. 
 
 GaMe Dangerous, A. D. 1306-7. This novel has its scenes in the time of Bruce of Scotland, and pictures the efforts of Lord Douglas, " Black Douglas," 
 one of Bruce's adherents, to advance the Scottish attempts to wrest Scotland from the rule of Edwaid of England. Considerable liberty is taken with 
 historical events. 
 
 The lord of the isles, A. D. 1307-14. The historic inteJest of this poem centres in Bruce and Bannockburn, which conflict is described in the last canto. 
 Scott's "Talcs of a grandfather" [9.39.5] may be read in connection, and other histories of Scotland, particularly Burton's [5418.6.2], and histories of 
 England covering the reign of Edward I. Grace Aguilars " Days of Bruce " [533.19] is anotner imaginative portrayal of this epoch. 
 
 The fair maid of Perth, A. D. 1402. Time of King Robert III of Scotland. Illustrates the wild mediaeval manners ; the wager of battle between leaders 
 of rival Highland clans ; and the haughty power of the Douglas, beside the throne. 
 
 quentin Durward, A. D. 1470. This novel was tlie first of Scott's ventures on a continental theme, and it shows the period of the decay of chivalry in 
 France, under I.,ouis XI, who with Charles the bold of Burgundy is the leading hero. The French king is depicted with detestable characteristics; and his 
 nature is closely analyzed in Scott's introduction to the novel. Charles is painted somewhat grosser than Kirk, in his " Charles the bold " [5811.1], admits to 
 be true ; but see E. A. Freeman's Essays [5913.4]. Guizot's " History of France " [5510.2] will suffice for the general reader concerning the historical bearings 
 of this novel. For comparison, "Victor Hugo's " Hunchback of Notre-Dame" [511.27] aft'ords another study of JiOuis's character; and an altogether different 
 kind of delineation of these times will be found in Charles Reade's " Cloister and the hearth " [316.24]. 
 
 Anne of Geierstein, A. D. 1474-77. The story turns in its historical data on the union of the Swiss with Louis XI of France to defeat Charles the bold, 
 and some of the same characters appear, as in " Quentin Durward." The novelist has turned the historic events pretty freely to his own uses, and he wrote 
 of Swiss scenery without personal knowledge of it. The reader will follow events to his satisfaction in Zschokke's " History of Switzerland " [.5914.5] and 
 Fioissart's " Chronicles" [.5920.2], beside the general histories of France. Scott, in his introduction, gives elucidatory explanations of the Vehmgerichte> 
 the famous tribunal of Westphalia, which makes a feature of this novel, as it had before in his dramatic sketch of " The house of Aspen," and in his 
 translation of Goethe's " Goetz von Berlichingen." 
 
 Marmion, A. D. 1513. This poem shows the adventures of a fictitious personage, but they are given an historical bearing as connected with the causes 
 of the battle of Flodden Field, and with the battle itself, when the Earl of Surrey for Henry the Eighth of England defeated King James IV of Scotland. 
 The English historians, like Hume [5413.2], Lingard [.5417.8], and Froude [82l).9], touch almost wholly on the political aspects attending Flodden Field, and 
 more details of the conflict must be sought in Burton's Scotland [5418.6] and Scott's " Tales of a grandfather " [939.53. There is an account of the locality 
 in Howitt's "Visits to remarkable places " [235.2]. 
 
 The lady of the lake, A. D. about 1540. This poem, perhaps the most popular of Scott's poems, depicts Highland manners and customs in contrast with 
 those of the Lowlands ; has its scene about Loch Katrine, and turus in good part upon highland irruptions into the lowlands, and a personal conflict of tile 
 Scottish king with a Highland leader. 
 
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 The lay of the last minHrel, A. D. about 1550. This poem, told in cantos by a minstrel, depicts the manners and customs of the Scotch and English 
 border, more particularly in warfare, and with a mixture of Scottisli popular demonology. 
 
 The monastery, A. D. 15.59-68. As in " The lay of the last minstrel," the scenery is laid at Melrose abbey ; and in his introduction Scott points out his 
 variations from the geography of the neighborhood. The ecclesiastical life of the abbey is. however, at a diflferent stage, for its existence is threatened, and 
 the story turns upon tlie contrasts of two enthusiasts, one catholic and the other reformed, and upon the rivalries between the vassals of the church and the 
 lay barons. The machinery of the plot is derived from the " White lady of Avenel," and presents a view of Scottish superstitions. Public events, though 
 not a part of its tale, are made to shape its development; and Burton's Scotland [5418.6.4] will afibrd tlie historical commentary, and a likeness of Murray 
 the regent, can be found in Lodge's " Portraits" [5;i37.0.2]. 
 
 The abbot, A. D. 1508. This novel, partly a continuation of the preceding, includes the imprisonment of Mary, queen of Scots, in Lochleven castle, her 
 escape from it, and the battle of Langside, which decided her future. The note under Mary, queen of Scots, will give the historical parallels, and indicate 
 other delineations of her character in imaginative worlis. 
 
 Kenilworth, A. D. 1575. This novel turns upon the death of Amy Robsart, the countess of Leicester, leaving the ambitious earl more at liberty to gain 
 the favor of Queen Elizabeth, with a possibility of sharing her throne ; and it exemplifies his flattery in the splendid reception accorded to the queen at his 
 Castle of Kenilworth. There is an examination of Amy Robsart's real career and a history of Kenilworth by Adlard [5423.5], pointing out divergencies 
 from Scott's tale ; but, except as a picture of the time, public events other than as stated, do not much concern the progress of this story. Beside the Queen 
 and Leicester (see Lodge's " Portraits " [5337.6], vol. 2), the best known of the other historical personages represented is Sir Walter Raleigh, at an earlier 
 age than he appears on a different theatre in Kingsley's " Sir Amyas Leigh " [.326.14]. The mysterious element of the story centres in Wayland Smith. 
 
 The fortunes of Nigel, A. D. 1620. The hero of this novel (besides Nigel himself, the lover) is Heriot, the king's goldsmith, of Edinboro', who 
 accompanied James VI of Scotland to London, M-hen he became James I of England, and the tale was an attempt by Scott to invest a man without the 
 conventional attributes of heroism, with importance in a story. See the accounts of Heriot in chap, x of Fox Bourne's " English merchants." The tale, 
 however, depicts the king in a masterly manner, and it is one of Scott's most famous delineations. The reader who wishes to see how such a monarch 
 may be defended, can compare Disraeli's "Character of James" [153314]. In delineating London life of this period, Scott has shown his familiarity 
 with the dramatists of the period, particularly in the wild existence of Alsatia or Whitefriars. The story is without much historical bearing; but Knight and 
 the other general histories will throw light upon " Steeiiie," the Duke of Buckingham, and other historical characters which figure in it. 
 
 Rokeby, A. D. 1644. The scenes of this poem are in Yorkshire, just subsequent to tlie battle of Marston Moor, and the character of its personages 
 depends largely upon the troublesome state of the times, and the events have no connection with the actual occurrences of the civil war, though typical 
 Cavaliers and Roundheads make up the scenes; but they are not considered in Scott's handling to have marked characteristics of the times, owing partly 
 perhaps to Scott's want of sympathy with the puritans, in whose nature he saw little of the poetical, which Kingsley claims for them in his " Plays and 
 puritans" [1223.5]. 
 
 A legend of Mmxtrose, A. D. 1045-46. The scene is near the Trosachs, and on the west coast of Scotland. The central historical event of this tale is the 
 murder of Lord Kilpont in Montrose's camp by Ardvoirlich, who fled to the Covenanters. Montrose's career is traced from his escape to the Highlands, in 
 disguise, to raise the Hii^hlanders in King Charles's behalf, and the story carries hiin through much of his year's victorious career, by wlHch he sought to 
 save the English royalists by forcing the withdrawal to their own territory of the army which the Covenanters had lent the parliamentarians. The tragedy 
 is enlivened by the humors of Capt. Dalgetty, a soldier of fortune. A contrast of characters is drawn in Montrose and Argyle, or " McCallum More," the 
 Covenanters' leader, and sketches of these heroes are in Lodge's " Portraits" [53;ff.6]. volumes 4 and 5 respectively. The historical parallels can best be 
 read in Clarendon's Rebellion [.5412.4] and in Burton's Scotland [5418.6.7], chap. 73. See also Cimtemporary review, 1873, by Peter Bayne. 
 
 Woodstock, A. D. 1652-60. The scene of this novel is mostly at the old royal lodge of Woodstock (in what is now the domain of Blenheim), and the time 
 extends from just after the battle of Worcester, when Charles II as a fugitive finds shelter there, to that monarch's restoration. The machinery of the tale 
 comes from some witchcraft tricks played by a crafty royalist, which are explained at length in the introduction. The important historical characters are 
 Cromwell and Charles il, and the public events of the period can be studied in the general histories of Knight [5413.1], Hume [.541.3.2], Lingard [5417.8], and 
 Clarendon's Rebellion [5412.4]. Further study may be given to the biography ot Cromwell by Carlyle [12;>8.1], and the more condensed one by Southey 
 [5428.6], and to the paper on his character as a ruler by Goldwin Smith [5425.1]. 'The apt characterizations of this period by Macaulay can be found in his 
 " History of England" [838.1.1], and his essays on Hallam, on Milton, and on Hampden [1918.4]. Some chapters in Masson's "Life of Milton" [5422.2] 
 will be of use for further study. Cromwell and the king are sketched respectively in Lodge's " Portraits " [.5337.6], vol. 5 and 6. 
 
 For other imaginative delineations of this period, see Horace Smith's "Brambletye house," James's "Cavalier," and " Arrah Neil" [327.11]; 
 Ainsworth's " Ovingdean grange" [.322.13] and "Boscobel" [3.39.10]; Mrs. Charles's " Draytons and Davenants " [.329.1] and its sequel " On both sides 
 of the sea " [.321.7] ; and Miss Yonge's " Pigeon pie." See also De Foe's " Memoirs of a cavalier " and " History of Col. Jack ; " and for contemporary 
 satire Butler's " Iludibras." 
 
 Peveril of the Peak, A. D. 1600-80. This novel, which opens just after the restoration of Charles II, and extends in its action over a score of years, 
 describes the contrasts of society at that time, in the jovial cavalier (Scott is .thought to lean by preference to this side of the contest) and the soberer 
 puritan, and the hero and heroine of this story evince these respective sympathies. The scene is partly in Derbyshire, partly in London, and for a while in 
 the Isle of Man, where the countess of Derby had judicially executed a Man.xrnan for siding witli the parliamentarians in the late civil war, and is now 
 pursued for this assumption of feudal right. The famous " Popish plot " of 1678-80 comes incidentally into the thread of tlie story, which is carried in one 
 place to the metropolis, and presents a picture of the dissolute court of Charles II. The general histories covering his reign give all the public events, 
 by which the plot is surrounded, while the •' Diary " of Pepys [5i;27 1] forms an interesting commentary on the manners of the day. 
 
 Old Mortality, A. D. 1679-90. This is a tale of the west country Covenanters and their defeats by and their victories over the royal troops under 
 Claverhouse, with the actions at Drumclog and Bothwell Bridge. It is a vivid picture of tiie passions and manners of the two parties in politics and 
 church, while the revolution of 1688 was impending. The friends of the Covenanters may claim that Balfour of Burley, their leader, is drawn in darker 
 colors, and Claverhouse with more indulgences, than the records warrant. Burton's " History of Scotland " [5418.6.7], chap. 79, will give sufBcient of the 
 historical parallel ; and a sketch of Claverhouse is given in Lodge's " Portraits " [5337.6.6]. The histories of the Covenanters necessarily cover many of the 
 historic events. 
 
 " Old Mortality," an aged religious wanderer, who cleans gravestones of their mosses, is represented as furnishing the material of the story. 
 
 The characters of the Covenanters are also drawn in Hogg's " Brownie of Bodsbeck; " in Wilson's " Covenanter's marriage day," etc. 
 
 The pirate, A. D. about 1700. This story has no historical basis; but is a picture of life in the Orkneys and northern parts of Scotland, about the 
 beginning of the last century, and is developed largely through the author's imagination from observation of what he saw in this region in 1814. 
 
 The bride of Lammermoor, A. D. about 1700. This is another private family story, placed at about the same period as the last, but having no reference 
 to public events. 
 
 The black dwarf, A. J). 1708. This short story uses a dwarf, whom the author had known, for a prototype, placing the incidents along the Midland 
 Border, at a period when the Jacobites were planning a rising, which did not take shape in rebellion, till as portrayed in " Rob Roy." 
 
 Eob Roy, A. D. 1715. This novel contrasts the wild Highland life with that of the town (Glasgow), and shows the marauding exploits of Rob Roy, 
 the outlawed McGregor, at the time of the first attempt to make head in rebellion for the Pretender. Beside Rob Roy, much of whose historic career is 
 told in the long introduction, no actual characters of this era appear with any prominence; but the historic names of Argyle and Mar were borne by the 
 opposing commanders of the forces. The serious interest of the plot rests in Rob Roy and Diana 'Vernon ; and the comic in Bailie Nicol Jarvie and 
 Andrew Fairservice. The events of this rebellion are also somewhat interwoven in James's " Henry Sineaton " [7o0.3]. 
 
 The historic rendering of the events of these years can be followed in Scott's " Tales of a grandfather " [939.5] ; in Stanhope's " History of England " 
 [5418.5], chap. 6; in Jesse's " Pretenders " [5426 14] ; and in Burton's Scotland, 1689-1748 [5418.6.2], chap. 15. 
 
 Wordsworth's poem on " Rob Roy's grave" expresses the common estimation of the wild outlaw. 
 
 The heart of Mid-Lothian, A. D. 1736-51. This novel, of which the scene is mostly in Edinburgh, with an episode in London, opens with the famous 
 Porteous mob, which lynched an officer of that name for hanging smugglers. The story is otherwise a domestic one, with little dependence upon historical 
 events, but some well-known characters figure in it, like John, Duke of Argyle, who is sketched in Lodge's "Portraits" [5.'537.6.7]; and Queen Caroline, 
 the wife of George II, who is portrayed in Mrs. Oliphant's " Sketches of the reign of George II " [1032.1]. The pathetic interest of a touching story is developed 
 in the characters of Jeanie and Effie Deans; its mysterious element lies in the personage known in the opening as Mudj;e Wildfire; and its grotesqueness 
 in the Laird of Dumbiedykes. Its descriptions of the Edinburgh of a century and more ago lend interest to the localities of the modern town. 
 
 Waverley, A. D. 1745. This picture of the life and manners of Scotland, at a time when the old feudal feeling and the Covenanter's fanaticism had not 
 ■wholly died out, though their equivalents had long since disappeared in the southern country, accompanies the historical events of the rebellion of the 
 chevalier Charles Edward, the battle of Preston Pans, the " race to Derby," and the Pretender's court in Holyrood Castle, Edinburgh. 
 
 The events of a public nature which it covers can be studied in Stanhope's " History of England " [5418.3], chap. 26; in his separate monograph " The 
 Forty-five" [5418.7]; in Burton's Scotland, 1689-1748 [5418.6.2], chap. 21, etc.; in Jesse's "Pretenders" [5426.14], and in Scott's "Tales of a grandfather" 
 [939 6]. Ainsworth's novel " Good old times " [329.11] concerns the same period. 
 
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 Guy Mannerhig, A. D. 1730-70. This tale gives the southern coast of Scotland and its manners in the last century, with the life of smugglers and 
 gypsies— Meg Merrilies being of the last, — and with the portrait of a devoted old family tutor in Dominie Sampson. Guy Mannering hi iiself has been 
 said to greatlj' resemble Scott in the traits of a high-mindud gentleman. 
 
 Redgaurulet. A. D. 1770. This novel has less of historical interest than Waverley, to which it is in some sort a sequel, pertaining to the last attempt 
 of the chevalier Charles Edward, when an old man, to liead a Jacobite rising in the north. The scene is laid in large part on both sides of Solway Frith, 
 and in tlie old lown of Edinburgh, and the narrative derives more perhaps from Scott's own reminiscences than any other of his novels. The introduction 
 sketches the history of tlie Pretender from the rebellion of 174.5-46, where Waverley leaves him, till he comes again on the scene in this novel. 
 
 The anliqxiary, A.D. 1798. Tliis picture of Scottish manners during the last ten years of the last century, has little to connect it with public events, 
 except an episode of the alarm felt along the coast tlirough fear of a French invasion, the historical bearing of which may be read of in Alison's " History 
 of Europe" [5913.()], and in Knight's "Popular history of England" [5413.1]. The chief characters of interest are Jonathan Oldbuck, the Laird of 
 Monkbarns, and Edie Ochiltree, a Scottish mendicant of the privileged Blue-Gown order. 
 
 St. Bonan's well, A. D. 1800. A tale of life at a Scottish watering-place in Scott's own day. 
 
 Chronicles of Che Canongate. This is a series of short stories, published after Scott had dropped his incognito, and in the introduction he makes the 
 first printed acknowledgment of his authorship of the Waverley novels, with some details of their composition. The Chronicles themselves have pleasant 
 prefatory matter representing an imaginary editor, Mr. Croftangry. The two series of this name contained : — 
 
 The Highland widow (A. D. 1755). My aunt Margaret's mirror (A. D. 1700). 
 
 The two drovers (A. D. 1765). The tapestried chamber (A. D. 1780). 
 
 The surgeon's daughter (A. D. 1750-70). The laird's Jock (A. D. 1600). 
 
 Lives of Scott, etc. 
 
 The biography by his son-in-law, Lockhart, is the principal and authoritative life, and the epitome by Jenkinson is a popular summary. Chambers's 
 is also a briefer narrative. See also Irving's account of Abbotsford [715.5] ; the Essays by Prescott [1537.8 ; 5237.3] ; by Jeffrey [5610.8] ; and the accounts of 
 Allibone and Thomas. 
 
 Also see Masson's "English novelists;" John Brown's " Spare hours," second series [5.37.5.2], for Scott's diversions with a pet child; Bryant's 
 " Orations " [1926.1], for his address at the unveiling of a statue of Scott in Central Park, New York ; illustrated papers in Harper's monthly, vols. 26, 36, 43, 
 and 44; Carl.yle's Essays [.5610.7], for a review of Lockhart; Jordan's " Men I have known" [542.3.11]; C.R.Leslie's " Autobiographical recollections " 
 [1024.10]; Lodge's "Portraits" [5337.6.8]; Magiun's " Fraserian papers " [1935.5]; Hugh Miller's " Abbotsford baronetcy," in his Essays; an account of a 
 visit to Scott in Moscheles's "Recent music" [6234.4]; Forsyth's "Novels and novelists" [6136.1]; and Howitt's "Homes and haunts of the British 
 poets" [1225.5]. 
 
 The English magazines, in 1871, had numerous articles on Scott, that year being the centenary of his birth. 
 
 The 3d volume of the memoirs of Archibald Constable [5424.10] wholly pertains to Scott and his relations with the Edinburgh publisher, and a concise 
 account of this connection is given in Curwen's " Booksellers " [5426.16]. The lives of Scott's contemporaries necessarily throw much liglit on his career, 
 like Russell's life of Thomas Moore; the life of Irving [1214.1; 1815.1]; the life of George Ticknor [1012.5; 5023.10]; Moore's life of Byron [5631.4]; and 
 Miss Ferrier's " Recollections of Scott at home " in Temple bar, 1874. AUibone's article has letters of reminiscences from Edward Everett and George 
 Ticknor. 
 
 Everett also gives nos. 13 and 15 of his " Mount Vernon papers " [1534.13] to reminiscences of Scott. 
 
 Principal Shairp has a paper on the Homeric element in Scott's poetry, in Good words, 1875; and Eastlake notes the effect of the novels on the revival 
 of mediaeval architecture in his " Gothic revival " [6221.2], 
 
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 358 pp. 12° 828.13 
 
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 Shairp, John Campbell. Culture and religion in 
 
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 traits, map, and illustrations. London, 1873. 
 xiii, 577 pp. 8° 5332.4 
 
 Shairp, Thomas. Up in the North. Notes on a 
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 land. London, 1872. x, 244 pp. Illustrated. 
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 Shakers. Holy roll and book; from the Lord God 
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 in Christ's second appearing. Evans, F. W. 
 
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 Shakespeare, William. Works. From the text of 
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 Contents. — Vol. I. Measure for measure; The comedy of 
 errors ; Much ado about nothing ; Love's labour's lost ; A inid- 
 summer-night's dream; The merchant of Venice; As you 
 like it. II. The taming of the shrew; All's well that ends 
 •well; Tweltth-nigiit; The winter's tale; King John; Richard 
 II. III. Henry IV, parts 1 and 2; Henry V; Henrv VI, parts 
 
 1 and 2. IV. Henry VI, part 3; Ricl-ird III; Henry viil; 
 Troikis and Cressida; Titus Andronjfus. V. Coriulanus; 
 Romeo and Juliet ; Timon of Athens; Julius Caisar; Macbeth. 
 VI. Hamlet; King Lear; Othello; Antony and Cleopatra; 
 Cymbeline. VII. Pericles ; The tempest ; Tlie two gentlemen 
 of Verona; The merry wives of Windsor; Poems; Venus 
 and Adonis; Lucrece; Sonnets; A lover's complaint; The 
 passionate pilgrim ; Life; Glossary. 
 
 — Works. The plays edited from the folio of 1623, 
 
 with various readings from all the editions, notes 
 [etc.], by R. G. White. Boston, 1872. 12 v. 
 Portrait. Illustrated. 12° 5615.4 
 
 Contents. — Yo\. I. Preface; Supplementary notes and cor- 
 rections; Memoirs of Shakespeare; Shakespeare's will; 
 Chronological tables of Shakespeare's works ; Notes on the 
 portraits and autograph signatures of Shakespeare; An ac- 
 count of the rise and progress of the English drama to the 
 time of Shakespeare; Essay on Shakespeare's genius; His- 
 torical sketch of the text of Shakespeare; Poems; Venus 
 and Adonis; Lucrece; The passionate pilgrim; Sonnets; 
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 of Verona; The merry wives of "Windsor. III. Measure for 
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 Essay on the authorship of Henrv VI. VIII. Henry VI, 
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 Coriolanus; Titus Andronicus. X. Romeo and Juliet; Timon 
 of Athens; Julius Csesur; Macbeth. XI. Hamlet; King Lear; 
 Othello. XII. Antony and Cleopatra; Cymbeline; Pericles; 
 Appendix. 
 
 — Plays prepared for use in schools, clubs, classes, 
 
 and families. With introduction and notes. 
 By H. N. Hudson. Vol. i, ii. Boston, 1872. 
 2v. 12° 5615.3 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Life; State and sources of the text; 
 As you like it ; Merchant of Venice ; Twelfth night ; Henry rv ; 
 Julius Cajsar; Hamlet. II. The tempest; Winter's tale; 
 Henry V; Richard III; King Lear; Macbeth; Antony and 
 Cleopatra. 
 
 — [Works.] New variorum edition. Edited by H. 
 
 H. Furness. Vol. i, ii. Philadelphia, 1871, 73. 
 
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 Shakespeare, William, continued. 
 
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 of 1623; with notices of the known editions 
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 A'ote. — The readiest reference to learn the very great extent 
 of English literature pertaining to Shakespeare, with samples 
 of the diversified criticisms upon him, is the elaborate ai tide in 
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 chronologically than any of the other bibliographies. 
 
 The progress of Shakespearian criticism in England is traced 
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 So little is absolutely known of the personal history of 
 Shakespeare, that the voluminous lives are largely made up of 
 the customs and manners of his time, as allusions may be 
 found to them in his works. 
 
 There are two excellent American lives, that by R. G. White 
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 Of the briefer accounts in English, see also De Quincey's 
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 per's monthly, vol. 29. 
 
 Attempts have also been made independently by W. H. 
 Smith, an Englishman, and by Delia Bacon, an American, 
 to prove that the real author of Shakespeare's plays was Lord 
 Bacon, and while tliere have been, perhaps, needless refuta- 
 tions of the theory. Judge Holmes has summarized all the evi- 
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 logical venture. See also Hawthorne's "Our old home" 
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 Concerning Shakespeare's connection with Stratford, see 
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 bust. 
 
 Shakespeare's dream : an historic pageant. Brough- 
 am, J. NewYork, N. d. 12° 1635.5 
 
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SHANKS 
 
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 pendix on the journeys and epistles of the 
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 Sm. 8" 5928.3 
 
 Shattuck, George Cheyne. Three dissertations on 
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 Shaw, William Smith, Memorials of. Felt, J. B. 
 
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 She stoops to conquer: a comedy. Goldsmith, 0. 
 
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 — Same, (/n Aj> Works.) London, 1854. 8°. . .5612.1.1 
 Sheaf, A, of papers. Appleton, T. G. Boston, 
 
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 Shedd, Julia Ann. Famous painters and paintings. 
 Illustrated with heliotypes of engravings. Bos- 
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 Sheepfolds [i. e. church architecture]. Notes on 
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 Sheil, Richard Lalor. Sketches of the Irish bar. 
 
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 of hei chronological arrangement of the poems. Beside some 
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 full elucidation of Shelley's career, like Lady Shelley's " Sliel- 
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 Sheppard, Francis Henry. Love afloat. A story of 
 
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 Sheppard, Nathan. Shut up in Paris. Leipzig, 
 
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 Sherburne, Andrew. Memoirs. Written by him- 
 self. 2d edition, enlarged and improved. 
 Providence, 1831. 312 pp. 12° 5027.2 
 
 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. Works. With a me- 
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 chalk drawings. Edited by F, Stainforth. Lon- 
 don, 1875. viii, 656 pp. Sm. 8° 5626.9 
 
 Contents.— JMe; Plays: The rivals; St. Patrick's day ; The 
 duenna; The school for scandal ; The critic; Atrip to Scar- 
 borough; Pizarro; Poems; Unfinished plays and poems; 
 Speeches; Ana. 
 
 — Dramatic works. With life, by G. G. S[igmund]. 
 
 London, 1848. viii, 563 pp. Portrait. 16-... 1635.2 
 
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 na ;' The school for scandal ; The critic ; Trip to Scarborough ; 
 Pizarro ; Verses to the memory of Garrick. 
 
 — Same. Leipzig, 1869. 440 pp. Sq. 16° 1614.11 
 
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 school for scandal ; The critic ; Trip to Scarborough ; Pizarro ; 
 Verses to the memory of Garrick. 
 
 — Moore, T. Memoirs of. New York, 1853. 2 v. 
 
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 tion under George iii. New York, 1874. 16°. 5415.8 
 
 Note. — Allibone has a fiiir article with references. Thomas 
 Moore's Memoirs was based upon ample knowledge, except 
 perhaps of the man, but his panegyrics of Fox were distasteful 
 to Sheridan's friends, who claun that Sheridan is wilfully 
 belittled. A briefer compact life is that by Sigmund (based 
 in good measure on a suppressed memoir by Prof. Smyth) 
 [1635,2]. See also Stainfortii's life [5626.9]. See also Broug- 
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 and the lives of his contemporaries Burke, Pitt, Fox, with 
 Macaulay's Essay on Hastings. 
 
 Sherman, William Tecumseh. Memoirs. By him- 
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 Con/e>i<s. — Vol. I. 1846 — February, 1864. IL March, 1864 
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 — Sherman's historical raid. Boynton, H. V. N. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1875. 8° 5024.5 
 
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 Sherwin, Thomas, Address on the life and character 
 
 of. Waterston, R. C. Boston, 1870. L. 12°. . 1011.2 
 
 Shifting winds. Ballantyne, R. M 926.33 
 
 Shiftless folks. Smith, F. N 714.17 
 
 Shillaber, Benjamin Penhallow. Lines in pleasant 
 places. [Poems.] Chelsea, 1874. 305 pp. 
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 Shiloh; or, without and within. Woodruff, J. L. M, 71-6.12 
 Shinn, Earl. The new Hyperion. From Paris to 
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 han I pseud.]. With illustrations by Gustavo 
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 " Le chemin des 6coliers. Par F. B. Saintine [_pseud. of 
 Joseph Xavier Boniface]. Paris, 1861." The text is in large 
 measure drawn from the same source. 
 
 "Ship ahoy ! " A yarn in thirty-six cable lengths. 732.18 
 
 Ship and shore, in Madeira, Lisbon, and the Medi- 
 terranean. Colton, W. New York, 1856. 12°. 425.16 
 
 Ship, The, in the desert. [Poem.] Miller, C. H. 
 
 Boston, 1875. 12° 1617.14 
 
 Ship-builders, Lawrence's adventures among the. 
 
 Trowbridge, J. T 932.20 
 
 Ships. Ballantyne, R. M. Man on the ocean. A 
 
 book about boats and ships 1715.30 
 
 — Bland, W. Forms of ships and boats. London, 
 
 1868. 12° 1715.10 
 
 Shipwreck by lightning. Forbes, R. B. Boston, 
 
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 Shirley. Bronte, C. Leipzig 321.22 
 
 — Same. London 728.8 
 
 Short studios on great subjects. Froude, J. A. New 
 
 York, 1872, 73. 2 v. Sm. 8° 1914.5 
 
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 Shove, George A. Life under glass. Containing 
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 climates. Boston, 1874. 111pp. 16'^ 6837.2 
 
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 severity of the northern climate by means of buildings con- 
 structed of glass. 
 
 Shrubs, Handbook of. Hemsley, W. B. Boston 
 
 [London], 1873. 8° 6624.1 
 
 Bhurtleff, Nathaniel Bradstreet. Topographical 
 and historical description of Boston. Boston, 
 1871. ix, 720 pp. Folded plates. 8= 5010.1 
 
 Shut up in Paris. Sheppard, N. Leipzig, 1871. 
 
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 SiAM. Bacon, G. B. Siam, as it was and is. New 
 
 Yorlc, 1873. 12° 224.10 
 
 — Leonowens, A. H. The English governess at the 
 
 Siamese court. Boston, 1873. Sm. 8" 222.1 
 
 The romance of the harem. Boston, 1873. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6933.2 
 
 — Vincent, F.,yr. The land of the white elephant. 
 
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 Siberia, Tent life in. Kennan, G. New York, 1873. 
 
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 SiCHEL, Julius. Spectacles: their uses and abuses in 
 
 long and short sightedness. From the French 
 
 by H.W.Williams. Boston, 1850. 202+ pp. 8°.601L11 
 Sicilian vespers. Verdi, G. {In Ditson, 0., and co. 
 
 Standard opera librettos) 6223.3.6 
 
 SiciLiEN, Le: comedie-ballet. Moli^re, J. B. P. 
 
 (Euvres. Paris, 1869. 12° 6537.2.2 
 
 Sicily. Kavanagh, J. A summer and winter in the 
 
 two Sicilies. Leipzig, 1858. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 16°. 428.4 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for Sicily. London, 
 
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 — Taylor, (J.) B. The lands of the Saracen; or, 
 
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 SiDDONS, Sarah Kemble, Life of. Fitzgerald, P. 
 
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 etc. 
 
 Sidney, Algernon. Discourses on government. Ad- 
 ded, an account of the author's life, and a copious 
 index. New York, 1805. 3 v. 8° 1923.1 
 
 Sidney, Sir Philip, Life and times of. Davis, Mrs. 
 
 S. M. Boston, 1859. 16° 1225.11 
 
 — Same. New York, 1875. 16° 5337.4 
 
 Sidney, Samuel. The book of the horse: saddle and 
 
 harness, British and foreign, with hints on 
 
 horsemanship [etc.]. Illustrations. London 
 
 ri875]. 604-4- pp. 4° 6410.1 
 
 Sidney De Grey. Wise, D 932.38 
 
 SiDONiA the sorceress. Meinhold, (J.) W. New 
 
 York, N. D. 8° 531.1 
 
 SiEBE, Henry. The conquest of the sea. A book 
 
 about divers and diving. With illustrations. 
 
 London [1874]. xi, 299 pp. Sm. 8° 6418.4 
 
 Siege, The, of Valencia. [Poem.] Heraans, F. (D.) 
 
 Boston, 1826. 8° 1621.2 
 
 Sierra Nevada, Mountaineering in the. King, C. 
 
 Boston, i872. Sm. 8° 413.1 
 
 Sierras, Songs of the. Miller, C. H. Boston, 1873. 
 
 16° 1615.20 
 
 Sights a-foot. Collins, (W.) W 511.24 
 
 Sights and insights. [Fiction.] Whitney, A. D. T. 
 
 2 V 722.3 
 
 SiGNA. Eame, L. de la. Leipzig 331.1 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 723.15 
 
 Signal-man, The. Dickens, C. (J. H.) (In John- 
 son, (E. ) R. Little classics) 529.4.8 
 
 Signals, Manual of. Myer, A. J. New York, 
 
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 Signboards, The history of. Sadler, L. R., and 
 
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 SiGOURNEY, Henry Howell Williams. Genealogy of 
 
 the Sigourney family. Boston, 1857. 31 pp. 8°. 5022.10 
 
 SiGOURNEY, Lydia Howard, formerly Miss Huntley. 
 Letters to mothers. 2d edition. Now York, 
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 — Pleasant memories of pleasant lands. Boston, 
 
 1842. viii, 368 pp. 1 plate. 16°... 1537.12 
 
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 — and OTHERS. The young lady's oflfering; or, 
 
 gems of prose and poetry. Illustrated. Boston, 
 
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 Sigourney family. Genealogy of the. Sigourney, 
 
 H. H. W. Boston, 1857. 8° 5022.10 
 
 Silas Marner. Lewes, M 3 10.22 
 
 Silent partner. The. Phelps, E. S 537.11 
 
 Silent struggles. Stephens, A. S. (W.) 527.13 
 
 Silent Tom. Edson, N. 1 928.4 
 
 Silent witness, The. Yates, E. Boston 720.32 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 316.24 
 
 Silver, Metallurgy of. Lamborn, R. H. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 1715.17 
 
 Silver and gold. Raymond, R. W. New York, 
 
 1873. 8° 6631.5 
 
 Silver cord. The. Brooks, (C.) S 310.6 
 
 "Silver lake. Ballantyne, R. M 935.14 
 
 Silver pitchers. [Fiction.] Alcott, L. M 718,9 
 
 Silver threads. MacKeever, H. B 714.31 
 
 Silvervale, Lumina, pseud. An orphan of the Old 
 
 dominion 735.16 
 
 Silvia. Kavanagh, J 323.5 
 
 SiMMS, William Gilmore. Poe'ms. New Yorky 1853. 
 
 2 V. Portrait. 12° 1625.6 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Norman Maurice; Atalantis: Tales and 
 traditions of the South; The cit^ of the silent. II. Southern 
 passages and pictures; Historical and dramatic sketches; 
 Scripture legends ; Francesca da Rimini. 
 
 — Beauchampe; or, the Kentucky tragedy. Sequel 
 
 to Charlemont '. 725. 18 
 
 — Border beagles: a tale of [the first settlers of] 
 
 Mississippi 716.27 
 
 — Charlemont; or, the pride of the village: a tale 
 
 of [the first settlers of] Kentucky 725. 19 
 
 — Confession ; or, the blind heart 7 16. 25 
 
 — Eutaw; a tale of the revolution 716.29 
 
 — The forayers 716.26 
 
 — Guy Rivers: a tale of [the first settlers of ] Georgia. 716.28 
 
 — Katharine Walton 716.30 
 
 — The maroon, and other tales 736.24 
 
 — Mellichampe: a legend of the Santee 716.24 
 
 — The partisan 716.23 
 
 — Richard Hurdis: a tale of [the first settlers of ] 
 
 Alabama 716.32 
 
 — The scout 716.22 
 
 — Southward ho! 716.31 
 
 — Woodcraft; or, hawks about the dovecote. A 
 
 story of the South at the close of the revolution. 733.10 
 
 — The Yemassee. [Indian conspiracy, 1715] 716.21 
 
 Note. — The following of the above tales form a connected 
 series of revolutionary romances concerning the struggle in 
 South Carolina: — 1. The partisan (from fall of Charleston 
 to Gates's defeat at Camden). 2. Mellichampe (from Camden 
 to Green's arrival). 8. The scout, called originally The 
 kinsman (siege of ninety-six and Green's career). 4. Katha- 
 rine Walton (waning fortunes of the British). 5. The foray- 
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 Simonde de Sismondi, Jean Charles Leonard. His- 
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 Europe. Translated from the original, with 
 notes, and a life of the author, by Thomas Ros- 
 coe. 4th edition. London, 1872. 2 v. Por- 
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 Simonds, William. {Walter Aimwetl.) Aimwell 
 
 stories. Clinton 932.29 
 
 Ella 932.39 
 
 Jerry. Added a memoir of the author, with a 
 
 likeness 932.27 
 
 Jessie 932.25 
 
 Marcus 932.30 
 
 Oscar 932.28 
 
 Whistler 932.26 
 
 Simpleton, A. Reade, C. Leipzig 328.29 
 
 — .Same. New York 531.30 
 
 Simplicity and fascination. Beale, A 535.4 
 
 Simpson, Sir James Young. Obstetric memoirs and 
 
 contributions. Edited by W. 0. Priestley and 
 H. R. Storer. Philadelphia, 1855, 56. 2 v. 
 Illustrated. 8° 6011.5 
 
 — See Page, H. A. Noble workers. London, 
 
 1875. Sm. 8" 5936.3 
 
SINAI 
 
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 Sinai. Holland, F. W. Explorations in the penin- 
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 and the peninsula of Sinai, in 1842-45. Lon- 
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 — Maughan, W. C. The Alps of Arabia. Travels 
 
 in Egypt, Sinai, Arabia, and the Holy Land. 
 London, 1873. 8° 5932.10 
 
 — Palmer, E. H. The desert of the Exodus. New 
 
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 in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea. 
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 Sinclair, Alexander Doall. Myxoma. (In Massa- 
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 Sinclair, Catherine. Beatrice; or, the unknown 
 
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 Singers and songs of the liberal faith. [Unitarian.] 
 
 Putnam, A. P. Boston, 1875: Sm. 8° 1513.4 
 
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 Sink or swim. Alger, H., ^> 935.8 
 
 Sins of the tongue and jealousy in woman's life. 
 
 Landriot, J. F. A. T. Boston,-1874. 12° 1915.7 
 
 SiNTRAM and his companions. La Motte Fouque, F. 
 
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 Sir Andrew Wy lie of that ilk. Gait, J 515.10 
 
 Sir Brook Fossbrooke. Lever, C. (J.) 332.23 
 
 Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite. Trollope, A. 334.18 
 Sir Jasper Carew. Lever, C. (J.) Leipzig 332.25 
 
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 Sir Jasper's tenant. Braddon, M. E 325.5 
 
 Sir Noel's heir. Fleming, M. A 723.22 
 
 Sir Rohan's ghost. SpoflFord, H. E 537.22 
 
 Sir Theodore Broughton. James, G. P. R 327.15 
 
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 Potter, H.C. New York, 1873. 16° 1535.23 
 
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 son, A. (M.) Boston, 1857. 12° 1538.16 
 
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 Six in all. Townsend, V. F 713.5 
 
 Six months at the White house. Carpenter, F. B. 
 
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 Six, The, of spades: a book about the garden and 
 
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 A. von. London, 1872. 2 v. 8° 5522.11 
 
 Skating, Handbook of. Forrest, G. London, 1863. 
 
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 Skeleton, The, in the closet. Hale, E. E. (In 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.5 
 
 Skepticism, Christian theology and modern. St. 
 
 Maur, or Seymour, E. A., duke of Somerset. 
 
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 Skertchly, J. A. Melinda the caboceer; or, sport 
 
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 358+pp. 16°. 433.3 
 
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 — Same. London, 1855. 16° 715.6 
 
 — Sa7ne. Philadelphia, 1872. Sm. 8° 1815.10 
 
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 Winchell, A. New York, 1874. 12° 1523.32 
 
 Sketches of Germany and the Germans. Spencer, 
 
 E. London, 1836. 2 v. 8° 422.6 
 
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 States. By the author of the " Northern travel- 
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 12° 413.12 
 
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 Skey, Frederic C. Hysteria. New York, 1867. viii, 
 
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 Skillings, D. N., and Flint, D. B. Illustrated 
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 Skin, Practical compendium of the diseases of the. 
 
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 Skirmishing. Jenkin, Mrs. C 313.6 
 
 Skye, Scotland, A summer in. Smith, A. Boston, 
 
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 Slack, J. H. Practical trout culture. [With a 
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 New York, 1872. 143 pp. Illustrated. 12°.. 6616.2 
 
 Slade, Daniel Denison. Bronchitis and its conse- 
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 Slang dictionary, The. Hotten, J. C. London, 
 
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 Slaver's, A, adventures. Thomes, W. H. Boston, 
 
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 Slavery. Adam, W. The law and custom of 
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 — Channing, W. E. Slavery. Boston, 1835. 16°. 818.5 
 
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 Sleep. Hall, W. W. Sleep: or the hygiene of the 
 
 night. New York, 1871. 12° 1523.18 
 
 — Macnish, R. Philosophy of. (In the Alexan- 
 
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 Sleeper, John Sherburne. Salt water bubbles. By 
 
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 Slick, Sam, pseud. See Haliburton, Thomas 
 
 Chandler. 
 
 Small house, The, at Allington. Trollope, A 334.9 
 
 Small-pox, Treatise on. Abu Beer Mohammed Ibn 
 
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 Smeaton, John, Life of. Smiles, S. Lives of the 
 
 engineers. London, 1861. 8" 5421.4 
 
 Smedle Y, Francis Edward. Frank Fairlegh 315.11 
 
 — Lewis Arundel 510.11 
 
 Smee, Alfred. Manuel d'electricite medicale. Orne 
 
 de figures. Paris, 1850. x, 304 pp. 24°. 
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 Smellie, William. The philosophy of natural his- 
 tory. See Ware, John 1522.10 
 
 Smiles, Samuel. Brief biographies. Boston, 1873. 
 
 vi, 517 pp. 16° 1024.13 
 
 — Character. New York, 1872. 387 [383] pp. 
 
 12° 1935.41 
 
 — The Huguenots: their settlements, churches, and 
 
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 appendix relating to the Huguenots in America. 
 New York, 1868. 448 [446] pp. Sm. 8° 5514.1 
 
 — Industrial biography: iron-workers and tool- 
 
 makers. Boston, 1871. 410 pp. 12° 1227.5 
 
 — Life of George Stephenson and of his son Robert; 
 
 also a history of the invention of the railway 
 locomotive. With portraits ' and illustrations. 
 New York, 1868. 501pp. 8° 5422.1 
 
 — Lives of Boulton and Watt. Comprising also a 
 
 history of the invention and introduction of the 
 steam-engine. London, 1865. xv, 521-J- pp. 
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 — Lives of the engineers, with an account of their 
 
 principal works; comprising also a history of 
 inland communication in Britain. With por- 
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 of travelling; Bridges, harbours, and ferries; Life of James 
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 Life of Thomas Telfourd. 
 
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 conduct. Revised and enlarged edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1861. 430 pp. Portrait. 12° 1535.3 
 
 — Same. New edition. New York [1870]. 383+ 
 
 pp. Portraits. 12° 1534.9 
 
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 Smith, Adam. An inquiry into the nature and causes 
 
 of the wealth of nations. Edited by James E. 
 Thorold Rogers. Oxford, 1869. 2 v. Portrait. 8°. 5822.9 
 Smith, Alexander. Dreamthorp. (In Johnson, (E.) 
 
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 — A summer in Skye. Boston, 1865. iv, 423 pp. 
 
 12° 426.1 
 
 Smith, Alfred Charles. The Nile and its banks: a 
 
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 illustrations. London, 1808. 2 v. Sm. 8° 425.1 
 
 Smith, Caroline Lombard. Home arts for old and 
 
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 Boston, 1873. vi, 190 [188] pp. 12° 1517.2 
 
 Smith, Edward. Foods. New York, 1873. xvi, 485 pp. 
 
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 — Health : a handbook for households and schools. 
 
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 Smith, 'Eli, joint author. Biblical researches in Pales- 
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 Robinson, Edward 5810.5 
 
 Smith, Fannie N. Shiftless folks. An undiluted 
 
 love story. By Christabel Goldsmith [pseud.}. 714.17 
 Smith, George, of the British museum. Assyrian dis- 
 coveries; an account of explorations and dis- 
 coveries on the site of Nineveh, during 1873 and 
 1874. With illustrations. London, 1875. xvi, 
 461pp. Map. 8= 5932.12 
 
 Note. — This volume is occupied in part with an accoiint of 
 the author's explorations at Nineveh in 1873 and 1874, in search 
 for tablets with cuneiform inscriptions, so as to complete the 
 records in this character preserved in the British museum, 
 giving an account of the deluge, etc., translations of wliich All 
 the greater part of the volume, which contains also a brief re- 
 capitulation of former discoveries, and a bibliography of the 
 subject. 
 
 — The Chaldean account of Genesis. Containing 
 
 the description of the creation, the fall of man, 
 the deluge, the tower of Babel [etc.] ; from the 
 cuneiform inscriptions. With illustrations. 
 New York [London], 1876. xvi, 319 pp. 8°.. 6320.4 
 
 Smith, George, joint author. Make your wills! a 
 
 farce. .See Mayhew, Edward 1635.3 
 
 Smith, Goldwin. Three English statesmen [Pym, 
 Cromwell, Pitt]: lectures on the political his- 
 tory of England. New York, 1867. 298 [296] 
 pp. 12° 5425.1 
 
 Smith, Hannah, (Hesba Stretton.) Alone in London. 1128.1 
 
 — Bede's charity 737.34 
 
 — The crew of the Dolphin 529.11 
 
 — The doctor's dilemma 530.6 
 
 — Hester Morley's promise 737.18 
 
 — Jessica's first prayer 1128.3 
 
 — Little Meg's children 1128.2 
 
 — Max Kromer: a story of the siege of Strasburg. . 738.12 
 
 — Nelly's dark days 1118.14 
 
 Smith, Horace. The picnic party. (In Johnson, 
 
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 See Smith, James 1624.2 
 
 Smith, Hubert. Tent life with English gipsies in 
 Norway. With illustrations and map. London, 
 
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 Smith, J. Frederick. Woman's love; or, like and 
 
 unlike 711.38 
 
 Smith, James. The temperance reformation and its 
 claims upon the Christian church. A prize 
 essay. London, 1875. x, 403 pp. 8° 1912.8 
 
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 Smith, James and Horace. Rejected addresses, and 
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 Smith, Jepson Huband. Notes and marginalia, illus- 
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 Smith, Capt. John. Hawks, F. L. Adventures of. 
 
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 Smith, Philip Vernon. History of the English in- 
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 Smith, Reginald Bosworth. Mohammed and Mo- 
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 Smith, S. Compton. Chile con came; or, the camp 
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 Smith, Southwood. Treatise on fever. Boston, 1831. 
 
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 Smith, Stephen, editor. Romance and humor of the 
 
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 Smith, T. Roger. Acoustics in relation to architec- 
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 to the arrangement of buildings. New edition, 
 with illustrations. London, n. d. vi, 165 pp. 
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 Smith, Thomas Southwood. Illustrations of the 
 
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 Smith, Uriah. The state of the dead and the destiny 
 
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 Smith, Walter. Art education, scholastic and indus- 
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 398 pp. 8° 6211.3 
 
 — Teachers' manual of free-hand drawing and de- 
 
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 Smith, William. Dictionary of Greek and Roman 
 
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 the Roman conquest. With supplementary 
 chapters on the history of literature and art. 
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SMITH 
 
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 — Memoir of J. G. Fichte. See Fichte, J. G. 
 
 Popular works. London, 1873. 8° 5723.4 
 
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 of the Jews from captivity. With maps and 
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 619 pp. Sm. 8° 6325.22 
 
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 ington, 1874, 75, 2 V. 8° 6914.3 
 
 — Exploration of the Colorado river of the West and 
 
 its tributaries. Explored in 1869-72, under the 
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 Smollett, Tobias (George). The adventures of Pere- 
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 Smyth, William. Lectures on modern history, from 
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 the American revolution. 3d American edition. 
 With preface, and a list of books on American 
 history, by J. Sparks. Boston, 1851. xxii, 
 738 pp. 8° • 5012.10 
 
 — Same. New edition. London, 1854. 2 v. [Bohn's 
 
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 — Lectures on the history of the French revolution. 
 
 New edition. London, 1860. 2 v. [Bohn's 
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 Snarleyow; or, the dog fiend. Marryat, F 732.5 
 
 Snow, Samuel Sheffield. The voice of Elias; or, 
 prophecy restored. Being a complete and truth- 
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 Daniel and the book of the Revelation. New 
 York, 1863. 395 pp. Portrait. 12° 1524.9 
 
 Snow image. The. Hawthorne, N. Boston, 1872. 
 
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 Social pressure. Helps, Sir A. Boston, 1875. 
 
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 Paris, 1865. 18° 5536.3 
 
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 Social stage, The: original dramas, etc. Baker, 
 
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 Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge, Lon- 
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 don, 1833-36. 5v. L. 8° *R.R.,F.2.2 
 
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 Sociology, The study of. Spencer, H. New York, 
 
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 Sto. 8° 6115.12 
 
 Socrates Scholasticus. Ecclesiastical history. 
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 Soleinne, — de. Biblioth^que dramatique. Cata- 
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 Solitudes, The, of nature and of man. Alger, W. R. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 16° 1535.22 
 
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 Solly, N. Neal. Memoir of David Cox. With 
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 Somerset, G. A. Day after the fair: a burletta. 
 
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 Somerset, Duke of. See St. Maur, or Seymour, 
 
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 Somervillb, Mary. On molecular and microscopic 
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 Sm. 8° 1223.13 and 5424.15 
 
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 564 pp. Sm. 8° 6856.2 
 
 Somerville, William C. Letters from Paris on the 
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 Songs. Chambers, R. The songs of Scotland prior 
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SONGS 
 
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 SoNNAMBULA, La. Bellini, V. {In Ditson, 0., and 
 
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 SoNORA. Browne, J. R. A tour through Sonora. 
 
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 — Marryat, F. Narrative of the travels and adven- 
 
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 SoNREL, L. The bottom of the sea. Translated and 
 edited by E. Rich. New York, 1872. xix, 402 
 
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 Sooner or later. Brooks, (C.) S 310.5 
 
 Sophocles. Tragedies: in English prose. The Ox-- 
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 -!— Sophocles [outlined and explained]. Collins, C. 
 
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 Sophocles, Evangelinus Apostolides. A glossary 
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 American academy, vol. vii, new series. Cam- 
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 Sophomores, The, of Radclifife. Kellogg, E 922.9 
 
 SoRET, Frederic, Conversations of Goethe with. See 
 
 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 5735.11 
 
 Sorgho. Olcott, H. S. New York, 1857. 12° 6425.5 
 
 Soto, Ferdinand de, the discoverer of the Mississippi. 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C, New York, 1873. 12° 923.34 
 
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 — Newman, F. W. The soul, her sorrows and her 
 
 a*spirations. London, 1849. 12° 5814.17 
 
 ^ Same. London, 1852. 12° 1534.5 
 
 SouLE, Frank, Gihon, John H., and Nibbet, James. 
 
 Annals of San Francisco; containing a summary 
 
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 SotTLT, Nicolas Jean de Dieu, marshal of France. 
 Extracts from [his] journal, addressed to a 
 
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 SoxjNmNGS from the Atlantic. [Essays.] Holmes, 
 
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 South, The, or, Southern States of the United States. 
 Helper, H. R. The impending crisis of the 
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 emigration. Boston, 1869. Sm. 8° 6435.3 
 
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 South breaker, The. Spofiford, H. E. (In Johnson, 
 
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 South Carolina. The prostrate state : South Caro- 
 lina under negro government. Pike, J. S. 
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 Note. — See under Simms for novels founded on the history 
 of South Carolina in the American revolution. 
 
 South Kensington museum, London, [Art hand- 
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 Textile fabrics. By Daniel Rock. With wood- 
 cuts. [London] 1876. 116-4- pp. 8° 6214.6 
 
 No. 3. Ancient and modern furniture and 
 
 woodwork. By John Hungerford Pollen. With 
 numerous woodcuts. [London, 1875.] vii, 
 143 pp. 8° 6214.5 
 
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 South-sea bubble, The. A tale of the year 1720. 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H 322.20 
 
 South sea bubbles. [Travels.] Herbert, G. R. C, 
 
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 South sea whaler, The. Kingston, W. H. G 921.16 
 
 South seas. Melville, H. Omoo: a narrative of 
 
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 — Stewart, C. S. Visit to the. New York, 1833. 
 
 2 V. 12° 225.4 
 
 SouTHALL, James C. The recent origin of man, as 
 illustrated by geology and the modern science 
 of pre-historic archaeology. Illustrated. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1875. 606 pp. 8° 6612.8 
 
 SouTKESK, Earl of. See Carnegie, James. 
 SouTHEY, Robert. Common-place book. Edited by 
 his son-in-law, J. W. Warter. London, 1850. 
 4v. 8° 5624.1 
 
 — The doctor, etc. New York, 1860. 2 v. in 1. 12°. 1534.10 
 
 — Same. New York, 1872. 2v.ini. 12° 6617.9 
 
 — Life and correspondence. Edited by his son, C. 
 
 C. Southey. New York, 1851. 579 pp. 8°... 122L1 
 
 — Life of Nelson. New York, 1857. 309 [301] pp. 
 
 Portrait. 16° 1228.3 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1799. 125 pp. 12° 1618.7 
 
 — Select lives of Cromwell and Bunyan. New edi- 
 
 tion. London, 1861. viii, 180 pp. Sm. 8*' . . . 5428.6 
 
 — Selections from [his] letters. Edited by J. W. 
 
 Warter. London, 1856. 4 v. Sm. 8° 5425.23 
 
 Note. — The full, authoritative life is that edited by his son. 
 "Selections from his letters" [5425.2;^] was published by his 
 family. See the full references in Allibone. The lives of 
 Scott, Moore, Byron, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Sara Coleridge, 
 Lamb, De Quincey's *' Autobiographic sketches," etc., illus- 
 trate many parts of Southey's life. 
 
 There are papers-on Southey in the Cornhill magazine, 1873, 
 and in Temple bar, 1874. 
 
 See also Macaulay's Essays [1918.4] ; Howitt's " Homes and 
 haunts" [1225..5]; Jerdan's '" Men I have known" [5423 11]; 
 Coleridge's "Biographia literaria," chap. 3 [1611.51; S. C. 
 Hall's "Book of memories " [1231.1]; and H. C. Robinson's 
 " Diary " [5425.3]. 
 
 Southward ho ! Simms, W. G 716.31 
 
 SouTHWORTH, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte. All- 
 worth abbey 727.5 
 
 — A beautiful fiend 726.19 
 
 — The bridal eve 727.10 
 
 — The bride of Llewellyn 727.2 
 
 — The bride's fate 727.16 
 
 — The changed brides 727.4 
 
 — Cruel as the grave 726.10 
 
 — The curse of Clifton 527.8 
 
 — The deserted wife 527.10 
 
 — The discarded daughter •. . 727.3 
 
 — Fair play 737.6 
 
 — Fallen pride 727.1 
 
 Note. — This work is the same as that published under the 
 title " The curse of Clifton." 
 
 — The family doom -. 734.25 
 
 — The fatal marriage ; 727.21 
 
 — The fortune seeker 727.6 
 
 — The gipsy's prophecy 527.11 
 
 -^ The haunted homestead; and other novellettes. 
 
 With an autobiography 522.13 
 
 -r- How he won her 527.12 
 
 — India: the pearl of Pearl river 727.8 
 
 ^- Ishmael ; or, in the depths 522.23 
 
 — The lady of the isle 727.20 
 
 — The lost heir of Linlithgow 727.7 
 
 — The lost heiress 522.8 
 
 — Love's labor won 727. 13 
 
 — The maiden widow 734.26 
 
 — The missing bride .. , 727.15 
 
 — The mother-in-law 727.9 
 
 — A noble lord 734.21 
 
 — • The prince of darkness , , 527.14 
 
 — Retribution , , 727.12 
 
 — Self-raised; or, from the depths. A sequel to 
 
 Ishmael 522.26 
 
 — The three beauties 527.9 
 
 — Tried for her life 522.10 
 
 — The two sisters 727.18 
 
 — Victor's triumph 734.20 
 
 — Vivia *.. 727.19 
 
 — The widow's son 727.11 
 
SOUTHWORTH 
 
 227 
 
 SPAIN 
 
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 SotJTHWORTH, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte, cont'd. 
 
 — The wife's victory; and other novelettes 727,17 
 
 — editor. The mystery of Dark hollow 522.18 
 
 — and Badex, Frances Henshaw. The Christmas 
 
 guest 522.9 
 
 The spectre lover by E. D. E. N. South worth, 
 
 and other stories by F. H. Baden 522.11 
 
 Note. — The story by Mrs. Southworth is contained in pp. 
 23-47. 
 
 Souvenir of 1775. [Lexington fight.] Porter, E. 
 
 G., and Stephenson, H. iVI. [Boston, 1875.] 4^=. 810.5 
 Souvenirs et indiscretions. Sainte-Beuve, C. A. 
 
 Paris, 1872. 12° 5538.16 
 
 SouvESTRE, Emile. Theatre do la jeunesse. Paris, 
 
 1860. 256-(-pp. 18° 5536.15 
 
 Contents. — La loterle de Francfort ; Le testament de Madame 
 Patural; Comme on fait son lit on se couche ; La vielle cou- 
 sine; L'incoguito; Le cousin Pierre. 
 
 — An attic philosopher in Paris. New York, 1873. 
 
 144 pp. 12° 532.9 
 
 Sowed by the wind. Kellogg, E 715.17 
 
 SoWERBY, George Brettingham. A conchologieal 
 
 manual. With illustrations. London, 1852. 
 
 vi, 337-[-pp. 2 folded sheets. 8° 6632.4 
 
 Sowing and reaping. Howitt, M 937.5 
 
 Spain. History, travel, etc. 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. Romance of Spanish history. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12° 824.3 
 
 — Andersen, H. C. In Spain. New York, 1870. 
 
 Sm. 8° 426.16 
 
 — Borrow, G. The Bible in. New York, 1869. 8°. 593 1.13 
 The Zincali; or, an account of the gypsies of. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8°. 5931.13 
 
 — Davillier, (J.) C, baron. L'Espagne. Paris, 
 
 1874. L. 4° 5910.5 
 
 — Field, K. Ten days in. Boston, 1875. Sq. 16°. 428.7 
 
 — Ford, E.. Handbook for Spain. London, 1869. 
 
 2v. 16° 5917.1 
 
 — Froissart, Sir J. Chronicles of. London, 1868. 
 
 2v. L. 8° 5920.2 
 
 — Hare, A.J. C. Wanderings in. London, 1873. 16°. 5934.5 
 
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 Spain. History, travel, etc., continued. 
 
 — Hay, J. Castilian days. Boston, 1871. 12°... 227.2 
 
 — Helps, Sir A. The Spanish conquest in America. 
 
 New York, 1856. 4 v. 12° 816.6 
 
 — Irving, W. Legends of the conquest of. London, 
 
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 Spanish papers and other miscellanies. New 
 
 York, 1866. 2 v. Sm. 8° 1934.1 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1871. Sm. 8° 1815.8 
 
 — Napier, Sir W. F. P. English battles and sieges 
 
 in the peninsula. London, 1873. Sm. 8° 5916.9 
 
 — Poitou, E. (L.) Spain and its people. A record 
 
 of recent travel. London, 1873. Sm. 8° 5914.8 
 
 — Rose, H. J. Untrodden Spain, and her Black 
 
 country; being sketches of the life and charac- 
 ter of the Spaniards of the interior. London, 
 1875. 2 V. 8° 5921.6 
 
 — Stone, J. B. A tour with Cook through Spain. 
 
 London, 1873. Sm. 8° 5916.8 
 
 — Taylor, (J.) B. The lands of the Saracen; or, 
 
 pictures of. New York, 1857. 12° 424.13 
 
 — Thieblin, N. L. Spain and the Spaniards. Boa- 
 
 ton, 1875. 16° 427.5 
 
 -r Tollemache, Mrs. W. A. Spanish towns and 
 Spanish pictures. A guide to the galleries of. 
 London [1872]. Sm. 8° 5916.3 
 
 — Wylie, J. A. Daybreak in Spain; or, sketches 
 
 of Spain and its new reformation. London 
 
 [1870]. Sm. 8° 227.1 
 
 See also Peninsular war. 
 
 Language and literature. 
 
 — Hubbard, (N.) G. Histoire de la litterature 
 
 contemporaine en Espagne. Paris, 1876. 12°. 5536.22 
 
 — OUendorflf, H. G. New method of learning the 
 
 Spanish language. New York, 1850. 12° 2035.2 
 
 — Ticknor, G. History of Spanish literature. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1872. 3 V. 8° 5922.2 
 
 — Villemain, A. F. Tableau de la litterature au 
 
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 12° 5437.11 
 
 The history of Spain is singularly well illustrated by books in English, though there is no elaborate general history in English ; but Abbott's 
 " Romance of Spanish history " is a popular account of principal events. 
 
 Ford calls Buckle's account in his " History of civilization " [0417.1] " an excellent if rather violent commentary on Spanish history." See Smyth's 
 estimate of her early history in his 8th lecture fin " Modern history " [5012.10 ; 5925.7]. 
 
 Arabs and Mows. See Gibbon's Slst chapter of his " Decline and fall of the Roman empire " [824.9]. Much of this early legendary history of the 
 8th and 9th century is told by Irving in his " Spanish papers " [1815.8; 1934.1], particularly for the union of Castile and Leon in the 13th century. For the 
 conquests of the French, see Guizot's " History of France" [5510.2]. 
 
 Granada, A. D. 1238-1492. The general reader can depend upon Irving's " Conquest of Granada" [826.4; 1815.6], and consult Irving's own explanation 
 of the real nature of the work and its claim to historic truth in his " Spanish papers" [1815.8; 1934.1], and the review in Prescott's Essays [5237.3], which 
 pronounces it " substantially an authentic record." See also Prescott's " Ferdinand and Isabella " [.5922.5] and Hallam's " Middle ages" [5916.1]. 
 
 Christian Spain. Prescott introduces his " Ferdinand and Isabella " [5922.5] with a summary of the previous history of the several monarchies, then 
 united i\nder one crown, but for the episodes of the Spanish discovery and conquest in America, see Columbus, Cortfis, Mexico, Peru, etc. Robertson's 
 " History of Charles the fiftli," 151.5-56 [1226.9], follows next; but see note under Charles V. 
 
 The reign of Philip II, 155()-98, had already been illustrated by Watson, in a work of little research, and confined chiefly to the War in the Netherlands 
 ^n which he has been superseded by Motley; see Netherlands, iwte), when Prescott, to continue Robertson's " History of Charles the fifth " [1226.9], 
 begun his Pliilip II, which he left unfinished [1222.1]. Motley's histories maybe read by parallel courses with Prescott's Philip II. Fronde's " History 
 of England" [826.9], covering the reigns of Henry vill and Elizabeth, concerns constantly the relations of that kingdom with Spain, and in his last volume 
 he describes the overthrow of the Spanish armada, sent to invade England, as does Motley in his " United Netherlands " [5912.1]. 
 
 Later come the wars of the succession, 1700-14, upon which Earl Stanhope has a special monograph, confining his narrative as much as possible to 
 what occurred in Spain, which has been reviewed by Macaulay, in his Essays [1918.4]. See also Smyth's 23d lecture on " Modern history " [5012.10 ; 592,5.7], 
 and English history under Queen Anne, and the paper on the Bourbons in Spain in Harper's monthly, vol. 10. 
 
 On the peninsular war, see the well-known work of Napier [.5920.1, — also see the English battles and sieges, above-named] and the lives of 
 Wellington, beside llamley's " Operations of war " [5910.6]. Its political aspects can be studied in such books as Brougham's autobiography [5425.2]; 
 Alison's " History of Europe" [591.3.5], and Knight's " History of England " [5413.1]. See also papers in Alison's Essays [1531.7] on the revolution of 
 1820 and the Carlist struggle. Thieblin's " Spain and the Spaniards " is made up of the letters of a newspaper correspondent, during the late revolutions. 
 For this period, see also Lippincott's magazine, Aug., 1875 ; and a paper on Don Carlos in Eraser's magazine, 1873. 
 
 Literature and art. 
 
 Literature. Buckle, in his " History of civilization " [5417.1.1, chap. 1], outlines the history of the Spanish intellect from the fifth century down. 
 The old history of Spanish literature by Sismondi in his " Literature of the south of Europe" [5927.10] has been surpassed by Ticknor, who is reviewed in 
 Prescott's essays [5237.3], witli references in Allibone. See also the Life of George Ticknor [1012.5; 5023.10]. There is a brief sketch with references in 
 Longfellow's " Poets of Europe " [5922.1], and a chapter in his " Outre-mer " [1838.4.1] on the devotional poetry. See also Lockhart, on the ballad literature 
 [1616.5]; Schlegel, on the drama, in his "Dramatic literature" [61.36.2]. See also Villemain's "Moyen age;" the chapters on literature in Prescott's 
 " Ferdinand and Isabella " [5922.5] ; those on Spain in Hallam's " Literature of Europe " [1531.2], and the lives of Cervantes, Lope de Vega, etc. 
 
 Art. There is a recent guide to the galleries of Spain by Tollemache [5916.3], but see Painting, note, and also chap. 13 of Poitou's " Spain and its 
 people." Fergusson's *' History of architecture " [6222.3] covers that art. 
 
 Travels, etc. 
 
 Ford's Handbook in Murray's series is of excellent reputation, and the fourth edition, 1869 [.5917.1], is considerably recast in the first part to make the 
 routesconformtotherailway routes, lately introduced into Spain; and in the second part is put a variety of most valuable matter illustrative of Spanish 
 
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 history, manners, etc., with references to authorities. Buckle's unfavorable estimate of Ford pertained to the earlier editions. Borrow's books have had 
 great success. He resided in Spain, trying to introduce the protestant Scriptures. Irving's "Alharnbra" [715.7 ; 1815.15] is a graceful semi-fiction of manners. 
 Davilller has Dor6's illustrations. See Bayard Taylor's article in the Atlantic monthly, March, 1868, and a paper in Harper's monthly, vol. 30. Hay's book 
 is a series of essays on present experiences (also Atlantic monthly, vol. 27 and 28), and the titles of others above explain themselves, to which may be added 
 Prime's "Alharnbra and Kremlin" [5914.C]; Revere's " Keel and saddle " [5914.3], etc. 
 
 Of modern manners there are delineations in Rose's " Untrodden Spain," and in a paper in Macmillan's magazine, 1873. 
 
 In Fiction. 
 
 For the period of the Goths in the 8th century, see Southey's poem, "Roderick, the last of the Goths." Bulflnch's " Age of chivalry " [824.1] 
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 also much concerning the Cid in the 11th century. For the 15th century and the Jews, see Grace Aguilar's " Vale of cedars" [5.3.3.17]; and for the era of 
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 manners and character. For the siege of Granada, see Bulwer's " Leila" [532.11]; and for the time of Philip III, sec " Bulwer's " Calderon, the courtier " 
 [5618.5]. A favorite story of gypsy life, started by Cervantes, has reappeared in various forms, particularly in Victor Hugo's " Hunchback of Notre-Dame " 
 [511.27] and in Longfellow's drama, " The Spanish student " [1612.1.1 ; 1614.1]. Mrs. Manning's " Spanish barber " [7385] is a tale of colporteurs in Spain, 
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 — Sinai and Palestine. In connection with their 
 
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 Stanley, Henry Morton. Coomassie and Magdala: 
 the story of two British campaigns in Africa. 
 With illustrations and two maps. New York, 
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 Stanley Thorn. Cockton, H 717.4 
 
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 Star-chamber, The. [James I's time,] Ainsworth, 
 
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 Star papers; or, experiences of art and nature. 
 
 Beecher, H. W. New York, 1855. 12° 1924,2 
 
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 Star spangled banner. Essay on the, Salisbury, S, 
 
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 Stars and stripes, The, in rebeldom. A series of 
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 Staunton, Howard. The chess-player's handbook. 
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 Steam boilers. Prideaux, T. S. The economy of 
 
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 Stearns, Edward Josiah. A practical guide to 
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 Stedman, Edmund Clarence. Victorian poets. Bos- 
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 Cow to!<s. — Walter Savage Landor; Thomas Hood; Matthew 
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 Stenhouse, T. B. H. The Rocky mountain saints: 
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 Stephen, James Fitzjames. Liberty, equality, fra- 
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 Stephen, Leslie. Essays on freethinking and plain- 
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 — The curse of gold , 726.11 
 
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 The young moose hunters, a backwoods-boy's 
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 Stephens, Frederic G. Flemish and French pictures, 
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 Stephens, John Lloyd. Incidents of travel in Cen- 
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 Stephens, William Richard Wood. Saint Chrysos- 
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 Stephenson, George, Life of. Smiles, S. New 
 
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 Stephenson, Robert, Life of. Smiles, S. New 
 
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 Stephenson, Sir Rowland Macdonald. Elementary 
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 Stepping heavenward. Prentiss, E 537.2 
 
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 Sterne, Laurence. Life and opinions of Tristram 
 
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 — A sentimental journey through France and Italy. 
 
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 Stevens, Henry. Account of the proceedings at the 
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 Stevens, Isaac Ingalls. Campaigns of the Rio 
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 Stevenson, David. Sketch of civil engineering in 
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 Stevenson, George J. City road chapel, London, 
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 Note. —The head-quarters of the Wesleyan methodists of 
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 Stevenson, Sarah Hackott. Boys and girls in 
 biology; or, simple studies of the lower forms 
 of life, based upon the latest lectures of T. H. 
 Huxley. Illustrated. New York, 1875. 186 
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 Stewakt, Balfour. International scientific series. 
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 Stewart, Charles Samuel. Brazil and La Plata: the 
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 Stewart, Dugald. Works. Vol. i-iii. Cambridge, 
 
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 Stieler, Carl, joint author. The Bavarian highlands 
 
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 Stigand, William. The life work, and opinions of 
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 Still hour, The; or, communion with God. Phelps, 
 
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 Still waters 315.12 
 
 Still6, Charles Janeway. Memorial of the Great 
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 Stirling, James Hutchinson. On protoplasm: be- 
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 Stirling, William. Cloister life of Charles v. Bos- 
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 Stockton, Frank R. and Marian. Putnam's handy- 
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 Stoeckhardt, Julius Adolphus. Chemical field lec- 
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 being a series of descriptive letters of ancient 
 cities and scenery of Spain, and of life, man- 
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 Note.— The Mr. Cook mentioned in the title has or- 
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 Stone, James Kent. The invitation heeded: reasons 
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 Stone, Livingston. Domesticated trout. How to 
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 Stones of the temple. Field, W. London, 1873. 
 
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 Stones of Venice, The. [Venetian architecture.] 
 
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 Storer, Francis Humphreys, joint author. A com- 
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 Stories and legends of travel and history. Lippin- 
 
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 Stories and tales. Andersen, H. C 923.25 
 
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 Stories for young persons. Sedgwick, C. M 918.20 
 
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 Stories from my attic. Scudder, H. E 728.2 
 
 Stories of a grandfather about American history. 
 
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 Stormy life, A. F uUer ton, Lady Q 325.16 
 
 Story, James P. Choisy 521.20 
 
 Story, Joseph. Commentaries on the constitution 
 
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 — Life and letters. Edited by his son, W. W. Story. 
 
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 Story, AVilliam Wetmore. Nero: an historical play. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1875. viii, 275 pp. Sm. 8° 1637.1 
 
 — Roba di Roma. 6th edition, with additions. 
 
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 Story, The, Lizzie told. Prentiss, E 736.30 
 
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 — Betty's bright idea. Also, Deacon Pitkin's farm, 
 
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 Note.— Sometimes known as " Nina Gordon"; it is a tale 
 of slavery and the Dismal swamp. 
 
 — House and home papers. Boston, 1869. 333 pp. 
 
 12° 1516.8 
 
 — Key to Uncle Tom's cabin 3 14.21 
 
 — Little foxes 537.12 
 
 Note. — Papers and short tales illustrating fault-finding and 
 otlier minor vices. 
 
 — Little Pussy Willow. [Juvenile] 932.2 
 
 — Men of our times; or leading patriots of the day. 
 
 With portraits. Hartford, 1869. xiv, 575 [565] 
 
 pp. 8° 5023.9 
 
 — The minister's wooing 314,24 
 
 Note. — A story of Newport in the last century, when Hop- 
 kinsianism was rife and the slave-trade was still conducted by 
 Newport merchants. 
 
 — My wife and 1 725.14 
 
 — Oldtown folks. Boston 723.21 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 314.22 
 
 Note. — A tale of New England manners. 
 
 — Palmetto-leaves 417.10 
 
 — The pearl of Orr's island. [Coast of Maine story] . 627.20 
 
 — Pink and white tyranny 537.6 
 
 — Queer little people 933.22 
 
 — Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside stories 736.10 
 
 — Sunny memories of foreign lands. Illustrated. 
 
 Boston, 1854. 2 v. 12° 426.6 
 
 — Uncle Tom's cabin. Boston 733.4 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 314.20 
 
 Note. — A tale of Southern slavery, and of fugitives to the 
 
 North. 
 
 — We and our neighbors; or, the records of an un- 
 
 fashionable street. (Sequel to " My wife and 
 
 I.") A novel 723.12 
 
 — Woman in sacred history: a series of sketches. 
 
 With 16 chromo-lithographs. New York, 1874. 
 Unpaged. L. 8° 6320.1 
 
 — joint author. The new housekeeper's manual. See 
 
 Beecher, Catharine Esther 1723.8 
 
 Strafford, Earl of. See Wentworth, Thomas. 
 Strahan, Edward, pseud. See Shinn, Earl. 
 Strait gate. The. Abbott, J. Harper's story books. 936.1.1 
 Strange adventures. The, of a phaeton. Black, W. 319.6 
 Strange horse. The, of loch Suainbhal. Black, W. 331.28 
 Strange story, A. Bulwer-Lytton, E. (G. E.) L... 336.12 
 Strange world, A. Braddon, M. E. Leipzig 330.18 
 
 — .Same. New York 711.11 
 
 Stranger, The, in Liverpool ; or, an historical and 
 
 descriptive view of the town of Liverpool and 
 its environs. Liverpool [1829]. 280-[- pp. 
 
 Map. Illustrations. Sm. 12° 438.5 
 
 Strangers and pilgrims. Braddon, M. E. Leipzig. 330.13 
 
 — Same. New York , 731.7 
 
 Strathern. Gardiner, M. 2v 330.26 
 
 Strathmore. Rame, L. de la 327.18 
 
 Strauss, David Friedrioh. The old faith and the 
 
 new. A confession. Authorized translatioij, 
 from the 6th edition. By Mathilde Blind. 
 American edition. The translation revised and 
 partly rewritten. New York, 1874. 2 v. in 1. 12°. 5815.22 
 
 Contents. — 1. Are we still Christians ? 2. Have we still a 
 religion? 3. What is our conception of the universe? 4. 
 What is our rule of lite ? Appendix. Of our great poets. Of 
 our great composers. 
 
 Strauss, (Gerhard) Friedrioh (Abram). The glory 
 of the house of Israel: comprising a picture 
 of Judaism in the century which preceded the 
 advent of our Saviour. Philadelphia, 1859. 
 480 pp. Illustrated. 12° 425.14 
 
 Note. — This book was originally published under the title 
 of " Helon's pilgrimage to Jerusalem." 
 
STRAY 
 
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 Stray Yankee, A, in Texas. Hammett, S. A. New 
 
 York, 1859. 12" 414.20 
 
 Street ballads, popular poetry, and household songs 
 
 of Ireland. Boston [1864]. 312 pp. 16^ .... 1615.2 
 Stretton, Hesba, pseud. See Smith, Hannah. 
 
 Stretton, Julia. Lords and ladies 710.18 
 
 Stretton. Kingsley, H 521.23 
 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the queens of England, 
 
 from the Norman conquest. London, 1840-48. 
 
 12 V. Illustrated. Portraits. 12° 5416.4 
 
 Contents. — Yohl. Matilda of Flanders, A. P. 106C; Ma- 
 tilda of Scotland, 1100 ; Adelicia of Louvaine, 1120; Matilda 
 of Boulogne, liaii; Eleanora of Aquitaine, 1154. II. Beren- 
 gariaof JS'avarre, 1191; Isabella of Angouleine, 1200; Eleantjra 
 of Provence, 1236; Eleanor of Castile, 1273; Marguerite of 
 France, 12<J9; Isabella of France, 1308; Philippa of Hainault, 
 1327; Anne of Bohemia, 1380. III. Isabella of Valois, 1397; 
 Joanna of Navarre, 1-102; Katherine of Valois, 1402; Margaret 
 of Anion, 1444; Elizabeth "Woodville, 14(i4; Anne of War- 
 wick, 1473. IV. Elizabeth of York, 1486; Katherine of 
 Aragon, 1509; Anne Boleyn, 1533; Jane Seymour, 1536; Anne 
 of Cleves, 1539; Katherine Howard, 1540. V. Katharine I'arr, 
 1543: Mary I, 1553. VI. Elizabeth, 1558. VII. Elizabeth, 
 continued ; Anne of Denmark, 1603. VIII. Henrietta Maria, 
 1628; Catharine of Braganza, 16'jl. IX, X. Mary Beatrice of 
 Modena, 1685 ; Mary II, 1688. XI. Mary II, continued ; Anne, 
 1702. XII. Anne, continued. 
 
 — Lives of the queens of Scotland and English 
 princesses connected with the regal succession 
 of Great Britain. New York, 1859-73. 8 v. 
 12° 627.1 
 
 Concents.— Vol. I. MargaretTudor, queen of Jamesrv; Mag- 
 dalene of France, Ist queen of James V; Mary of Lorraine, 
 2d queen of James V. II. Mary of Lorraine ; Lady Marga- 
 ret Douglas, countess of Lennox. III-VII. Mary Stuart, 
 queen of Scots. VIII. Elizabeth Stuart, 1st princess-royal 
 of Great Britain. 
 
 Strive and succeed. Alger, H.,yr 935.28 
 
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 Strong, James, joint author. Cyclopaedia of biblical, 
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 MacClintock, John *R.R., A.2.3 
 
 Strong and steady. Alger, H., jr 935.9 
 
 Strother, David H. {Porte Crayon.) Virginia 
 illustrated: containing A visit to the Virginia 
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 Porte Crayon Ipseud.]. New York, 1871. 300 
 
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 Struggle, The, for existence. A romance. Bayer, 
 
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 Strutt, Joseph. The sports and pastimes of the 
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 the present time. Edited by William Hone. 
 Illustrated. London, 1876. xii, 530-f- pp. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6414.4 
 
 Stuart, Charles B. Lives and works of civil and 
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 1871. 343 pp. Portraits. Illustrations. 8°. 1012.6 
 Stuart, M. B. The two Barbaras. A novel. By 
 
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 Stuart of Dunleath. Norton, C. E. S 314.7 
 
 Student-life, The, of Germany. Howitt, W. Lon- 
 don, 1841. S° 5712.4 
 
 Student's ancient history. Namely: — 
 
 — Smith, P. Ancient history of the East. London, 
 
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 Student's France, The. History of France. Jer- 
 
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 Student's series, The. Namely: — 
 
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 Studies in English; or, glimpses of the inner life of 
 
 our language. Scheie de Vere, M. New York, 
 
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 Sturtevant, Edward Lewis and Joseph N. The 
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 Stuyvesant, Peter, the last Dutch governor of New 
 Amsterdam. Abbott, J. S. C. New York, 1873. 
 12° 1014.14 
 
 Stuyvesant. Abbott, J 914.12 
 
 Subjection, The, of women. Mill, J. S. New 
 
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 Sublime, The, in nature. Tugndt de Lanoye, F. 
 
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 Sue, Eugene, pseud. See Sue, Marie Joseph. 
 
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 Levacher. Achilles fiUias. Deutsch von Anton 
 
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 Sully, Maximilian de Bethune, due de. Memoirs. 
 
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 Summer, A, in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. Whitney, 
 
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 Summer cruise. A, on the coast of New England. 
 
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 Summer drift-wood for the winter fire. Porter, R.. . 718.2 
 Summer parish. A: Sabbath discourses and service 
 
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 Beecher, H. W. New York, 1875. 8° 6325.8 
 
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 Sumner, Charles. Works. Vol. i-xi. Boston, 
 
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 Sun, The. Guillemin, A. The sun. New York, 
 
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 Sunbeam stories. Mackarness, M. A 313.18 
 
 Sunday. See Sabbath. 
 
 Sunday echoes in weekday hours. Brock, Mrs. C. 
 
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 Sunday library. 10 v. Namely: — 
 
 — Church, R. W. Saint Anselm 5937.3 
 
 — Farrar, F. W. Seekers after God 5937. 7 
 
 — Guizot, F. (P. G.) Great Christians of France: 
 
 Saint Louis and Calvin 5937.6 
 
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 — Keary, A. The nations around 6937.12 
 
 — Kingsley, C. The hermits 5937.4 
 
 — MacDonald, Gr. England's antiphon 5937.8 
 
 — Maclear, Gr. F. Apostles of mediaeval Europe. .. 5937.5 
 
 — Martin, F. Angelique Arnauld, abbess of Port 
 
 Royal 5937. 11 
 
 — Oliphant, M. (0. W.) Francis of Assisi 5937. 10 
 
 — Yonge, C. M. The pupils of St. John the divine. 5937.9 
 Sunday pleasure book. The. Containing gospel and 
 
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 London [1875]. xiii, 240+ pp. Sm. 4° 910.5 
 
 Sunday school liturgy, The. Boston, 1856. x, 260 
 
 pp. 12° 5818.6 
 
 Sunderland, La Roy. Pathetism; with practical 
 
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 Sunny hour stories. See Eyster, Nellie. 
 
 Sunny memories of foreign lands. Stowe, H. (E.) B. 
 
 Boston, 1854. 2 v, 12" 426.6 
 
 Sunny shores; or, Young America in Italy and 
 
 Austria. Adams, W. T. Boston, 1875. 16°.. 925.12 
 
 SuNNYBANK. A novel. Terhune, M. V 722.25 
 
 Sunshine; or, Kate Vinton. MacKeever, H. B. ...1117.29 
 
 Sunshine and shadow. Newby, C. J 710.3 
 
 Supernatural religion; an inquiry into the reality 
 of divine revelation. 3d edition. London, 1874. 
 2 V. 8° 5812.14 
 
 Surenne, Gabrielle, joint author. French and Eng- 
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 Surette, Louis A. By-laws [etc.] of Corinthian 
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 Surgeon's, The, daughter. Scott, Sir W 533.5 
 
 Surgery. Bell, B. A system of. Edinburgh, 1801. 
 
 7 V. 12° 6023.6 
 
 — Braithwaite, W. and J. Retrospect of practical 
 
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 New York, 1843-73. 33 v. 8° 6010.2 
 
 — Dupuytren, G., baron. Lesions of the vascular 
 
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 cal complaints. London, 1854. 8° 6013.17 
 
 — Erichson, J. The science and art of. Philadel- 
 
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 — Green, H. Surgical treatment of polypi of the 
 
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 London, 1840. 8° 6023.8 
 
 — Liston, R. Elements of. Philadelphia, 1837. 
 
 L. 12° 6023.11 
 
 — Miller, J. The practice of. Philadelphia, 1853. 8°.6022.16 
 
 — Ottley, D. Observations on surgical diseases of 
 
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 SusPiRiA de profundis. De Quincey, T. Boston, 
 
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 SuTHERLANDS, The. Harris, M 724.14 
 
 Svetchine, Sophie Soymonof. See Swetchine, Sophie 
 
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 Sweat, Margaret Jane Mussey. The novels of 
 
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 — Brace, C. L. The Norse-folk; or, a visit to the 
 
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 — Brown, J. The Northern courts; containing me- 
 
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 — Taylor, (J.) B. Northern travel: summer and 
 
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 — Angelic wisdom concerning the divine love and 
 
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 — Angelic wisdom concerning the divine providence. 
 
 Translated from the Latin. From the last Lon- 
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 — The Apocalypse revealed, wherein are disclosed 
 
 the arcana there foretold which have heretofore 
 remained concealed. New edition. New York, 
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 — Arcana coelestia. The heavenly arcana contained 
 
 in the Holy Scriptures unfolded. Translated 
 
 from the Latin. New York, 1870-73. 10 v. 8°. 6323.2 
 
 — Concerning heaven and its wonders, and hell. 
 
 Boston, 185L 361pp. Portrait. 12° 5815.11 
 
 — Conjugial love and its chaste delights; also, adul- 
 
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 and its heavenly doctrine ; Intercourse between the goul and 
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 — The earths in our solar system, which are called 
 
 planets, and the earths in the starry heavens; 
 with an account of their inhabitants, and also 
 of the spirits and angels there ; from what has 
 been seen and heard. Boston, 1851. 94 pp. 8°. 6831.1 
 
 — The four leading doctrines of the New church. 
 
 New York, 1873. 4v.ini. 8° 6323.8 
 
 Contents.— Concerning the Lord. — Respecting the Sacred 
 Scripture. — The doctrine of faith. — The doctrine of lile. 
 
 — Heaven and its wonders, the world of spirits, and 
 
 hell : from things heard and seen. Translated 
 from the Latin. By Samuel Noble. New York, 
 
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 — Same. Philadelphia, 1873. 453 pp. 8° 5812.10 
 
 — The true Christian religion, containing the entire 
 
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 — The true Christian religion, containing the uni- 
 
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 Sweet and twenty. Collins, M 331.21 
 
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 SwEETSER, Charles Humphreys. Tourists' and inva- 
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 SwEETSER, Moses Foster. Europe for $2 a day. 
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 means, with some reminiscences of travel. Bos- 
 ton, 1875. 128 pp. Sq. 16° 428.8 
 
 — The White mountains: a handbook for travellers. 
 
 A guide to the White mountains of New Hamp- 
 shire; the lakes and mountains of western 
 Maine; also. Lake Winnepesaukee, and the upper 
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 — Life and letters of. Falloux, F. A. P., vicomte 
 
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 SwETT, John Appleton. A treatise on the diseases of 
 
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 Swift, Jonathan. Works. With memoir, by T. 
 
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 2v. 8° 5611.2 
 
 Contents. — \o\. I. Life; Travels of Lemuel Gulliver: Tale 
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 Drapiir's letters; Miscellaneous; Miscellanies iu prose aud 
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 that by John Forsler. but the author did not live to publish 
 more than the first volume, ending 1711. 
 
 Dr. Johnson sliowed in his "Lives of the English poets " 
 [ISMS.^O] his evident dislike for his subject. Scott found the 
 popular view of Swift's character very derogatory, when he 
 undertook to palliate his weaknesses, but he w as taken to 
 task for it by Jeffrey, in his Essays [.WIO.S], and this opiiosi- 
 tion of view is commented on in Lockhart's " Memoirs of 
 Scott " [1020.1]. Thackeray's lectures on the Humourists 
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 rence's " Days of Queen Aime," in Harper's monthly, vol. 
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 Swimming. Forrest, G. Handbook of. London, 
 
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 — Leahy, J. The art of swimming in the Eton 
 
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 — Steedman, C. A manual of. London, 1873. 
 
 Sm. 8° 6418. 1 
 
 SwiNBOURNE, Alfred (James). Picture logic; or, the 
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 Swindell, John G. Wells and pumps: a treatise on 
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 of raising water. With illustrations. New edi- 
 tion, revised and enlarged, by G. E,. Burnell. 
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 " SwiNGiN round the cirkle." Locke, D. R. Boston, 
 
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 SwiNTON, William. The twelve decisive battles of 
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 Swiss family Robinson, The. Wyss, J. R., and Mon- 
 
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 — Same. Philadelphia 735.6 
 
 Switch ofiF. Adams, W. T 925.20 
 
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 Switzerland, continued. 
 
 — Propiac, C. J. F. G. de. Beautes de I'histoire de 
 
 la Suisse. Paris, 1817. 12° 5728.6 
 
 — Zschokke, (J.) H. (D.) History of. New York, 
 .1860. 12° 5914.5 
 
 Sec also Alps. 
 
 A'o^e. — Zschokke's is the most useful manual for the gen- 
 eral readei, and the English translation is biought down to 
 1848. For primeval lite m S» itzerland, see Edinburgh review, 
 Jan., 1874. Coxe's" House of Austria" [5715.1], which covers 
 1218-1792, and Kirks "Charles the bold " [5511.1], covering 
 the Swi^s war of 1477. wherein Scott places the scenes of his 
 •'Anne of Geicrstcin " [324.1 ; 5.33.1]. can be read collaterally. 
 For the events in which Tell was so prominent an actor, see 
 H. J. Warner's article on the " Men of Schwyz." in the At- 
 lantic monthly, March, 1861, and the note under Tell. 
 
 For the reformation period, see Reformation, note, and the 
 lives of Calvin, Zwingli, etc. Also chap, v of Fisher's 
 " Keformation " [.5813.7] and references there. 
 
 Alison's "History of Europe" [5913.6], well covers the 
 revolutionary period, 1797-1803. 
 
 See Smyth's 8th lecture in his " Modern history " [5012.10; 
 5925.7J. 
 
 Travels, description, manners, etc. 
 
 For additional descriptive works, see Dixon's "Switzers" 
 [6931.3]; Mrs. Stowe's "Sunny memories" [426.6]; and a 
 chapter in Prime's " Alhambra and Kremlin " (.5914.6]. 
 
 Alpine description. See the enumeration of titles under the 
 heading of Alps in this and in the Bates Hall catalogues. 
 See the illustrated papers in Harper's magazine by B. Taylor, 
 in vol. 24 ;• by Prime, in vol.14; by Lyinan Abbott, on the 
 "Monarch of mountains," Mont Blanc, in vol.42; and a paper 
 on "Lake Geneva" in vol. 48. The 4th volume of Ruskin's 
 " Modern painters " [0236.18] can be usefully read in this con- 
 nection, as well as the third canto of Byron's *' Childe Harold" 
 [1614.1.3.2] 
 
 Alpine exploration. Stephen, in his "Playground of 
 Europe," 1871 [59.'{5.8], -which is made up of articles originally 
 appearing in Fraser's magazine, the Alpine journal and the 
 Cornliill, traces historically the growth of the modern appre- 
 ciation of mnuntain scenery, and the habit of " mountain- 
 eering, " which he thinks began about 1760. with the first 
 efforts of Saussure, while the ascents of Auldjo. Brockedon, 
 Forbes, and others, had ostensibly at least the object of 
 science, up to about 1851, when Albert Smith set the fashion 
 of Alpine climbing as a recreation, which has since been fol- 
 lowed with a spiiit of rivalry to the accomplishments, wliich 
 a multitude of books have recorded. Wills's" 'Wanderings 
 among the high Alps," 1856, was among the most important 
 of the early books, before the formation of the English Alpine 
 club in 1857 (since followed, in 1862. by an Austrian, and in 
 1863 by an Italian and by a Swiss club), under whose auspices 
 a journal was published from March, 1863, through 18<;6, and 
 two scries of " Peaks, passes and glaciers," by members of 
 the club [1st series, edited by Ball, 5717.1]. Since then the 
 most important English contributions have been TyndalTs 
 Glaciers, 1860, which has both narrative and scientific sections, 
 while his occasional papers for the ne.\t ten years have been 
 collected in his "Hours of exercise in the Alps" [22:11]. 
 Whyinper's beautiful "Scrambles" [5932.3] is of interest. 
 The Bates Hall catalogues should be consulted further on this 
 subject. 
 
 Guide hooks. For general use, both Murray [227.3 and 
 5717.3] and Baedeker [5718.2 and 4] are excellent; but the 
 climber and student of science will prize Ball's " Alpine 
 guide" [5936.6] accompanied by a general introduction, 
 which enumerates the comprehensive and geological authori- 
 ties, while the special local authorities are given in connection 
 with each part. 
 
 Switzers, The. Dixon, W. H. London, 1872. 8°. 5931.3 
 
 Sword and gown. Lawrence, G. A 315.23 
 
 Swords, Memoir on. Marey-Monge, G. S. London, 
 
 1860. 12° 1715.12 
 
 Sybaris and other homes. Hale, E. E 524.23 
 
 Sybel, Heinrich (Carl Ludolf) von. History of the 
 French revolution. Translated from the 3d edi- 
 tion of the original German work, by W. C. 
 Perry. London, 1867, 69. 4 v. 8° 5514.2 
 
 — The history and literature of the crusades. From 
 
 the German. Edited by Lady Duff Gordon. 
 
 London, 1861. viii, 356+ pp. 8° 5924.11 
 
 Sybil. Disraeli, B 324.24 
 
 Sybil Lennard. Grey, Mrs 530.2 
 
 Sybil's second love. Kavanagh, J 323.6 
 
 Sydenham, Thomas. Opera omnia. Edidit G. A. 
 
 Greenhill. Editio altera. Londini, 1846. xxx, 
 
 667-f-pp. 8° 6013.5 
 
 — Works. Translated from the Latin edition of Dr. 
 
 Greenhill, with a life of the author by R. G. 
 Latham. London, 1848, 50. 2 v. 8° 6013.12 
 
 — Works, on acute and chronic diseases; with their 
 
 histories and modes of cure. With notes, by B. 
 Rush. Philadelphia, 1809. xl, 473-[- pp. 8°. 6014.1 
 Sydenham society, London. Publications. Name- 
 ly:- 
 
 — Abu Beer Mohammed Ibn Zacariya Ar-razi. 
 
 Treatise on small-pox and measles 6013.10 
 
 — Aretseus, the Cappadocian. Extant works. [Greek 
 
 and English] 6013.20 
 
 — Churchill, F. Essays on the puerperal fever and 
 
 other diseases peculiar to women 6013.13 
 
 
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 Sydenham society, London. Publications, continued. 
 
 — Dupuytren, G., baron. Injuries and diseases of 
 
 bones 6013.7 
 
 Lesions of the vascular system, diseases of the 
 
 rectum, and other surgical complaints 6013.17 
 
 — Feuchtersleben, E., Freiherr von. Principles of 
 
 medical psychology 6013.8 
 
 — Hecker, J. F. C. Epidemics of the middle ages. 6013.4 
 
 — Louis, P. C. A. Researches on phthisis 6013.6 
 
 — Oesterlen, F. Medical logic 6013.19 
 
 — Ottley, D. Observations on surgical diseases of 
 
 the head and neck 6013.9 
 
 — Romberg, M. H. Manual of the nervous diseases 
 
 of man 6013.16 
 
 — Sydenham, T. Opera omnia 6013.5 
 
 Works.... 6013.12 
 
 — Thompson, T. Annals of influenza; or, epidemic 
 
 catarrhal fever in Great Britain from 1510 to 
 
 1837 6013.14 
 
 — Unzer, J. A. Principles of physiology; and A 
 
 dissertation on the functions of the nervous sys- 
 tem, by G. Prochaska 6013.15 
 
 — Velpeau, A. A. L. M. Treatise on the diseases 
 
 of the breast and mammary region 6013.21 
 
 — Wedl, C. Rudiments of pathological histology. .6013.18 
 
 See also New Sydenham society. 
 
 Sydney, Algernon, Life and times of. Ewald, A. C. 
 
 London, 1873. 2 v. 8° 5422.10 
 
 Sydnie Adriance. Douglas^ A. M 726.16 
 
 Sykks, Arthur Ashley. The innocency of involun- 
 tary error asserted and vindicated. {In Sparks, 
 J. Collection of essays and tracts in theology) . 1918.9.4 
 
 Sylvan Holt's daughter. . Parr, H 733.12 
 
 Sylvan year. The. Hamerton, P. G. Boston, 1876. 
 
 16" 5527.18 
 
 Sylvester Sound; the somnambulist. Cockton, H. 521.41 
 
 Sylvestres, The. Edwards, M. de B 3 12. 27 
 
 Sylvia's choice. Craik, G. M. Leipzig 335.17 
 
 — Same. New York 710.15 
 
 Sylvia's lovers. Gaskell, B. C 328.20 
 
 Symbolism. Brinton, D. G. The myths of the new 
 
 world. New York, 1876. 8° 5924.7 
 
 Symonds, John Addington. Renaissance in Italy 
 the age of the despots. London, 1875. xvi, 
 574 pp. 8° 5522.8 
 
 Synonymes, Dictionary of English. Soule, R. Bos- 
 ton, 1871. 16" *R.R., F.3.2 
 
 Syphilis in new-born children and infants at the 
 breast, Treatise on. Diday, P. London, 1859. 
 8° 6023.3 
 
 Syria. Burton, R. F., and Drake, C. F. T. Unex- 
 plored Syria. London, 1872. 2 v. 8" 5933.3 
 
 — Curtis, G. W. The howadji in. New York, 
 
 1856. 12° 425.12 
 
 — Jessup, H. H. Syrian home-life. New York 
 
 [1874]. 12° 5916.10 
 
 — Murray, J. Handbook for Syria. London, 1868. 
 
 2 V. 12" 5936.1 
 
 — Porter, J. L. The giant cities of Bashan; and 
 
 Syria's holy places. New York, 1871. 12° 6915.7 
 
 See also Palestine, note. 
 
 Syriac documents attributed to the first three centu- 
 ries. Translated by B. P. Pratten. Edin- 
 burgh, 1871. [With Gregorius Thauma- 
 turgus, St., and others. Works. Ante-Nicene 
 Christian library.] 8° 6322.4.20 
 
 Taber, Sarah W. Early piety; or, recollections of 
 Harriot B[ird]. 2d edition. Boston, 1857. 68 
 pp. Sm. 12° 5819.20 
 
 Table, A book about the. Jeafifreson, J. C. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 2 V. 8° 6432.3 
 
 Table book. The. Hone, W. London [1871]. L. 8°. 5621.6 
 
 Table-talk. Coleridge, S. T. Specimens of [his] 
 
 table talk. London, 1870. 16° 5617.1 
 
 — Luther, M. Table-talk. Philadelphia, 1868. 12°. 1536.8 
 
 — Selden, J. Table-talk. London, 1860. 16°. .. .5617.17 
 Table traits with something on them. Doran, J. 
 
 W. New York. 1865. L. 12° 1532.4 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Tableaux, The book of. Frost, S. A. New York 
 
 Xcop. 1869]. 12° 1518.1 
 
 Tabor, Eliza. The blue ribbon 732.19 
 
 — Eglantine 720.37 
 
 — Hope Meredith 711.13 
 
 — Jeanie's quiet life 711.27 
 
 — Meta's faith 711.19 
 
 — St. Olave's 71L21 
 
 Tacitus, Caius Cornelius. Works. The Oxford 
 
 translation revised. With notes. London, 1871, 
 
 72. 2 V. Sm. 8° 6115.7 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. The annals. II. The history ; Germany ; 
 Agricola; Dialogue on orators. 
 
 — Gerraania, Agricola, et De oratoribus dialogus. 
 
 Accedunt notaa Anglicae. Cura C. K. Dillaway. 
 Philadelphia, 1849. 180 pp. Sm. 12° 6118.6 
 
 — Tacitus [outlined and explained]. Donne, W. B. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 16° 6116.18 
 
 See also Rome, history. 
 
 Tactics. Regulations for the order and discipline 
 of the troops of the United States. Added, the 
 manual exercise, and evolutions of the cavalry, 
 etc. Steuben, F. W. A. H. F., baron von. New 
 York, 1794. Sm. 12° 6928.2 
 
 See also Infantry tactics, United States. 
 
 Tailoring. Manuel theorique et pratique du tail- 
 
 leur. Vandael, — . Paris, 1833. 24° 6429.5 
 
 Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. History of English lit- 
 erature. Translated by H. Van Laun. With a 
 preface prepared expressly for this translation 
 by the author. New York, 1872. 2 v. 8°.... 5613.1 
 
 See Sainte-Beuve, C. A. English portraits. 
 
 New York, 1875. 16° 1025.3 
 
 — Same. Abridged, and edited with chronological 
 
 table, notes, and index by J. Fiske. New York, 
 
 1872. 502 pp. Sm. 8° 5614.7 
 
 — Italy. From the French by J. Durand. 4th 
 
 edition, with corrections and an index. New 
 
 York, 1872. 2 v. 8° 5522.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Rome and Naples. II. Florence and 
 Venice. 
 
 — Notes on England. Translated, with an intro- 
 
 ductory chapter, by W. F. Rae. With a por- 
 trait. New York, 1874. lix, 377 pp. 8° 5435.7 
 
 — Notes on Paris. [The life and opinions of Fred- 
 
 eric Thomas Graiudorge, doctor of philosophy at 
 the University of Jena, special partner in the 
 house of Graindorge and co., oils and salt pork, 
 Cincinnati, U. S. A. Collected and published 
 by H. Taine, executor.] Translated with notes 
 by J. A. Stevens. New York, 1875. ix,"372 
 pp. 12° 5533.2 
 
 A'ote. — The original French edition was published, Paris, 
 
 1868. 
 
 — The philosophy of art. Art in Greece. Trans- 
 
 lated by J. Durand. New York, 1872. vi, 188 
 
 pp. 12° 6217.2 
 
 Art in the Netherlands. Translated by J. 
 
 Durand. New York, 1871. 190 pp. 12°.... 6217.1 
 
 — A tour through the Pyrenees. Translated by J. 
 
 S. Fiske. New York, 1874. vi, 349 pp. 12°. 423.18 
 Tait, Peter Guthrie, and Stewart, Balfour. The 
 unseen universe, or physical speculations on a 
 future state. 3d edition. London, 1875. xxiv, 
 211 pp. 8° 5834.6 
 
 — joint author. Life and letters of J. D. Forbes. 
 
 See Shairp, John Campbell 5332.4 
 
 Take a peep. Cobden, P 934.35 
 
 Take care of little Charley: a farce. Brougham, J. 
 
 New York, n. d. 12° 1635,5 
 
 Taken at the flood. Braddon, M. E. Leipzig 329.25 
 
 — Same. New York 731.34 
 
 Talbot, Frederick. Through fire and water 732.22 
 
 Talbot Harland. A tale of the days of Charles ii. 
 
 Ainsworth, W. H 322.10 
 
 Talcott, H. B., formerly Mrs. Goodwin. The for- 
 tunes of Miss Follen 722.23 
 
 Tale of a tub. Swift, J, Works 561L2.1 
 
TALE 
 
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 Tale, A, of two cities. [Paris and London, — 
 
 French revolution.] Dickens, C. (J. H.) Boston. 1824.14 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338.20 
 
 Tales for Christmas eve. Broughton, R 319.8 
 
 Tales for the marines. Wise, H. A 716.18 
 
 Tales for travellers. See Hale, Edward Everett, 
 
 and others. 
 Tales from Shakspeare. Lamb, C. and M. Lon- 
 don [1866]. 16° 935.24 
 
 Note. — These tales give the stories of some of Shakespeare's 
 principal plays in a manner suited to young readers. 
 
 Tales of a grandfather; being stories taken from 
 
 Scottish history. Scott, 6'ir W. 2v 939.5 
 
 Tales of a traveller. Irving, W. London, 1850. 16°. 715.7 
 
 ^ Same. Philadelphia, 1872. Sm. 8" 1815.9 
 
 Tales of a wayside inn. Longfellow, H. W. Bos- 
 ton, 1863. 12° 1612.2 
 
 Note. — Narratives in verse, supposed to be told by travellers 
 at the Red Horse inn in Sudbury, Mass. 
 
 Tales of adventure. Ballantyne, E,. M 933.25 
 
 Tales of adventure on the coast. Ballantyne, R. M. 1115.4 
 Tales of the Argonauts. [California pioneers.] 
 
 Harte, (F.) B 728.13 
 
 Tales of the borders. Wilson, J. M., and others. 
 
 New York, 1851. 5 v. in 3. 8° 5631.5 
 
 Tales of the jury room. Griffin, G 517.11 
 
 Talfoubd, Sir Thomas Noon. Critical and miscel- 
 laneous writings. 3d American edition. New 
 
 York, 1871. 176 pp. Portrait. 8° 1931.1 
 
 Talisman, The. Scott, Sir^f 523.30 
 
 Talleyrand-Perigord, Charles Maurice de. See 
 BuLWER, Sir H. L. (E.) Historical characters. 
 
 Leipzig, 1868. Sq. 16° 1238.14 
 
 Talmud, The. Deutsch, B. (0. M.) Literary re- 
 mains. New York, 1874. 8° 5733.7 
 
 Talvi, pseud. See RoBiNSON, Therese Albertine 
 Louise von Jakob. 
 
 Tangled skein, A. Fonblanque, A.,^> 720.8 
 
 Tapestried chamber, The. Scott, Sir W 523.20 
 
 Tappan, Arthur. See Page, H. A. Noble workers. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5936.3 
 
 Tappan, David. Lectures on Jewish antiquities. 
 
 Boston, 1807. 364+ pp. 8° 1912.7 
 
 — Sermons on important subjects. Prefixed a bio- 
 
 graphical sketch of the author; and a sermon 
 preached at his funeral by Dr. Holmes. Cam- 
 bridge, 1807. 334pp. 8° 5812.2 
 
 Tara: a Mahratta tale. Taylor, M 316.6 
 
 Tarbox, Increase Nilos. Life of Israel Putnam 
 (" Old Put"), major-general in the continental 
 army. With map and illustrations. Boston, 
 1876. 389 pp. Portrait. 8° 1012.7 
 
 — Tyre and Alexandria: the chief commercial cities 
 
 of Scripture times. Boston \_cop. 1865]. 362 
 
 pp. Illustrated. 16° 426.5 
 
 Targums, On the. Deutsch, E. (0. M.) Literary 
 
 remains. New York, 1874. 8°.. 5733.7 
 
 Tabtary, Travels in, 1844-6. Hue, E. R. London 
 
 [1852]. 2v. 16° 5935.12 
 
 Tartuffe, Lq: comedie. Moliere, J. B. P. (Euvres. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 12° 5537.2.2 
 
 Tasso, Torquato. Jerusalem delivered. Translated 
 
 into English Spenserian verse, with a life of the 
 
 author, by J. H. Wiffin. 3d American from the 
 
 last English edition. New York, 1871. 624 pp. 
 
 Portrait. Illustrated. 12° 5537.1 
 
 Taste. Inquiry into the origin of our ideas of the 
 
 sublime and beautiful. Burke, E. Works. 
 
 Boston, 1826. 8° 5634.1.1 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1871. Sm. 8° 5635.1.1 
 
 Tate, Ralph. Rudimentary treatise on geology. 
 
 [Partly based on Major-Gen. Portlock's Rudi- 
 ments of geology.] With illustrations and an 
 index. London, 1871. 2 v. 12° 1715.7 
 
 Cmtents. — YoL I. Physical geology. II. Historical ge- 
 ology. 
 
 Tatianus, and others. The writings of Tatian and 
 Theophilus; and The Clementine recognitions. 
 Translated by B. P. Pratten, Marcus Dods, and 
 Thomas Smith. Edinburgh, 1867. 485 pp. 
 [ Ante-Nioene Christian library.] 8° 63 22.4.3 
 
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 Tattered Tom. Alger, H.,yr 934.9 
 
 Tattered Tom series. See Alger, Horatio, ^r. 
 
 Tauchnitz, Christian Bernhard, baron von. Five 
 centuries of the English language and litera- 
 ture. Leipzig, 1860. 429 pp. Sq. 16° 1918.1 
 
 Tautphoeus, Jemima Montgomery, Baronin. At 
 
 odds 317.22 
 
 — Cyrilla 317.20 
 
 — The initials 317.19 
 
 — Quits 317.21 
 
 JVo<e. — These novels contain vivid descriptions of German 
 scenery and attbrd good pictures of Germau habits and life. 
 
 Tavern anecdotes and sayings. Hindley, C. Lon- 
 don, 1875. Sm. 8° 5616.18 
 
 Taxation. The national tax law, as amended. Hall, 
 
 E. H. New York, 1863. 12° 6927.4 
 
 Taxidermy. Field ornithology. Comprising a 
 manual of instruction for procuring, preparing, 
 and preserving birds. Coues, E. Salem, 1874. 
 8° 6613.12 
 
 Taylor, Alfred Swaine. Manual of medical juris- 
 prudence. 7th American edition, revised and 
 edited by John J. Reese. With illustrations. 
 Philadelphia, 1873. 879 pp. 8° 6021.18 
 
 Taylor, Benjamin F. Three November days. {In 
 
 Johnson, (E.) R. Little classics) 529.4.11 
 
 Taylor, Edward T. [Father Taylor, of Boston'], Inci- 
 dents and anecdotes of. Haven, G., and Rus- 
 sell, T. Boston, 1873. 1J° 1216.11 
 
 Taylor, George H, An exposition of the Swedish 
 
 movement-cure. New York, 1860. 396 pp. 12°.6036.12 
 
 Taylor, Isaac. Etruscan researches. London, 
 
 1874. 388-j-pp. 1 plate. 8° 6124.2 
 
 Taylor, J. E. Geological stories: a series of auto- 
 biographies in chronological order. London, 
 1873. xviii, 301 pp. Illustrated. 16° 6637.2 
 
 — Half-hours in the green lanes; a book for a coun- 
 
 try stroll. London, 1873. viii, 328 pp. Illus- 
 trated. 16° 6619.2 
 
 Note. — Describes objects in natural history to be seen in an 
 ordinary country walk. 
 
 Taylor, (James) Bayard. At home and abroad: 
 a sketch-book of life, scenery, and men. House- 
 hold edition. New York, 1870, 72. 2 v. Illus- 
 trated. 12° 234.1 
 
 — By-ways of Europe. Household edition. New 
 
 York, 1872. 470 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° . . . 224.4 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of modern travel. Illustrated. Maps. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1869. 956 pp. Portraits. 8° 5930.3 
 
 — Egypt and Iceland in 1874. New York, 1874. 
 
 282 pp. 16° 436.2 
 
 — Eldorado; or, adventures in the path of empire. 
 
 18th edition. New York, 1864. xiv,444pp. 12°. 425.6 
 
 — Hannah Thurston 716.35 
 
 — Home pastorals, ballads and lyrics. Boston, 1875. 
 
 viii, 214 pp. 12° 1617.13 
 
 — Illustrated library of travel, exploration, and ad- 
 
 venture. Japan, in our day. New York, 1872. 
 
 xvi, 280 pp. Illustrated. Map. Sm. 8° 423.7 
 
 The lake regions of Central Africa. With 
 
 map and illustrations. New York, 1873. 397-|- 
 
 pp. 12° 224.9 
 
 Travels in Arabia. New York, 1872. iv, 
 
 325+ pp. Illustrated. Map. 12° 224.6 
 
 Travels in South Africa. New York, 1872. 
 
 336+ pp. Map and illustrations. Portrait. 
 
 Sm. 8° 224.1 
 
 — John Godfrey's fortunes 716.36 
 
 — Joseph and his friend 736.2 
 
 — Journey to Central Africa; or, life and landscapes 
 
 from Egypt to the negro kingdoms of the White 
 Nile. With map and illustrations. 10th edition. 
 New York, 1857. 522+ pp. 12° 425.8 
 
 — The lands of the Saracen; or, pictures of Pales- 
 
 tine, Asia Minor, Sicily, and Spain. New York, 
 
 1857. 451pp. 1 plate. Map. 12° 424.13 
 
 — The masque of the gods. [Poem.] Boston, 1872. 
 
 47+ pp. 16° 1616.7 
 
 — Northern travel: summer and winter pictures of 
 
 Sweden, Denmark and Lapland. New York, 
 
 1858. 436+ pp. 12° 426.3 
 
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 Taylor, (James) Bayard, continued. 
 
 — Travels in Greece and Russia; with an excursion 
 
 to Crete. Household edition. New York, 1872. 
 
 vii, 426 pp. Illustrated. 12° 224.3 
 
 — Views a-foot; or, Europe seen with knapsack and 
 
 staflF. 20th edition, revised. New York, 1856. 
 
 506 pp. 12° 425.22 
 
 — Visit to India, China, and Japan, in 1853. l(ith 
 
 edition. Now York, 1864. 530-|- pp. 1 plate. 
 
 12° 425.7 
 
 Taylor, James W. Report on the mineral resources 
 
 east of the Rocky mountains. See United 
 
 States. Department of the treasury 6631.6 
 
 Taylor, Jeremy. The rule and exercises of holy 
 
 dying. [Boston, 1864.] xxvii, 373 pp. 16°. 5818.4 
 
 — The rule and exercises of holy living. [Boston, 
 
 1864.] xix,451pp. 16° 5818.3 
 
 — Theological essays. (In Sparks, J. Collection of 
 
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 Taylor, John, D. D., of Norwich, b. 1694, d. 1761. 
 The Scripture doctrine of atonement examined. 
 
 Boston, 1809. 298 pp. 12° 6328.1 
 
 Taylor, John, an English writer, d. 1832. Per- 
 sonal reminiscences. {In Stoddard, R. H. 
 
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 Taylor, Joseph. A fast life on the modern high- 
 way; being a glance into the railroad world from 
 a new point of view. With illustrations. New 
 
 York, 1874. 220 pp. 12° 735.35 
 
 Taylor, Meadows. Tara: a Mahratta tale 316.6 
 
 Taylor, Owen M., editor, flistory of Annapolis, 
 Md. With a history and description of the 
 United States naval academy. Baltimore, 1872. 
 
 54 pp. 8° 813.9 
 
 Taylor, Tom. Victims: an original comedy. Now 
 
 York, N. D.- 44 pp. 12° 1635.4 
 
 — joint author. Life and times of Sir Joshua Rey- 
 
 nolds. 5'ee Leslie, Charles Robert 5332.6 
 
 Teacher's, The, assistant. Northend, C. Boston, 
 
 1865. 12° 1533.3 
 
 Technical education. Stetson, C. B. Boston, 1874. 
 
 12° 5837.2 
 
 Technology. See Chemical technology. 
 Telegraph. Bond, E,. Handbook of the. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 1715.4 
 
 — Culley, R. S. A handbook of practical tele- 
 
 graphy. London, 1871. 8° 6813.2 
 
 — Douglas, J. C. A manual of telegraph construc- 
 
 tion: the mechanical elements of electric tele- 
 graph engineering. London, 1875. Sm. 8° . . . 6826.5 
 
 — Morse, S. F. B. Paris exposition, 1867. Reports 
 
 of the United States commissioners. Examina- 
 tion of the telegraphic apparatus and the pro- 
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 — Pope, F. L The modern practice of the electric 
 
 telegraph. New York, 1873. 8° 6825.1 
 
 — Preece, W. H., and Sivewright, J. Telegraphy. 
 
 London, 1876. Sm. 8° 6826.6 
 
 — Prescott, G. B. History, theory, and practice of 
 
 the electric telegraph. Boston, 1871. Sm. 8°. 1527.5 
 
 — Sabine, R. History and progress of the electric 
 
 telegraph. New York, 1869. 12° 6826.3 
 
 — .Same. London, 1872. 12° ....1716.39 
 
 — Villefranche, J. M. La telegraphie francaise. 
 
 Paris, 1870. 18° 6817.3 
 
 — Walker, C. V. Noaveau manuel complet de la 
 
 telegraphie electrique. Paris, 1851. 24° 6829.1 
 
 Telemachus. Fenelon, F. (de S. de La Mothe). 
 
 Adventures of. New York, 1872. 12° 1534.8 
 
 Aventures de Telemaquo. Paris, 1853. 12°. 2016.6 
 
 Same. Paris, 1873. 12° 5526.10 
 
 Telescope, Half-hours with the. Proctor, R. A. 
 
 New York [London], 1873. 16° 1713.1 
 
 Telfourd, Thomas, Life of. Smiles, S. Lives of the 
 
 engineers. London, 1861. 8° 5421.4.2 
 
 Tell, Wilhelm. Guillaume Tell, au la Suisse libre. 
 
 Florian, J. P. C. de. Boston, 1849. Sm. 12°.. 2019.2 
 
 A'ote.— The main points of the popular story of Tell are de- 
 rived from the old chroniclers, Russ and Etterliii}^ (15(h cen- 
 tury) repeated by Tschudi (16th century) ; but within the same 
 century it was first questioned as mythical, though not gener- 
 ally disputed till Freudenberger, ]7t)0, traced its resemblance 
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 — " Common sense in the household " series. 
 
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 4594-pp. 12° 1533.2 
 
 — From my youth up 724.22 
 
 — Helen Gardner's wedding-day. [Also] A battle 
 
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 — The hidden path 735.14 
 
 — Jessamine 735.28 
 
 — Miriam 722.24 
 
 — Moss-side 722.28 
 
 — Ruby's husband 722.29 
 
 — Sunnybank 722.25 
 
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 — Jenkin, F. Electricity and magnetism 6438.4 
 
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 Contents. — Vol. I. Old Kensington. II. The village on 
 the clitf. III. Five old friends; A young prince. IV. 
 To Esther; Out of the world; Making merry; Sola; Moret- 
 ti's campanula. 
 
 — Bluebeard's keys and other stories. Leipzig.... 330.20 
 
 Contents. — Bluebeard's keys ; Riquet a la houppe ; Jack and 
 the bean-stalk. 
 
 — Same. New York 720.11 
 
 Contents. — Bluebeard's keys ; Riquet a la houppe ; Jack and 
 the bean-stalk ; The white cat. 
 
 — Five old friends. Leipzig 33 1.7 
 
 Contents. — The sleeping beauty in the wood ; Cinderella ; 
 Beauty and the beast; L<ittle Red Riding Hood; Jack the 
 giant-killer. 
 
 — Miss Angel. [Angelica Kauffmann.] Leipzig,. 311.27 
 
 — Same. New York 720.28 
 
 — Old Kensington. Leipzig 339.13 
 
 — Same. New York 731.3 
 
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 Thackeray, William Makepeace. {Michael Angela 
 
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 na; Tlie second funeral of Napoleon; Tlie chronicle of tlie 
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 German ditties; Imitation of Horace; An old friend with a 
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 de La Pluche, esq. ; Cox's diary. [III.] 5,6. Sketches and 
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 Tlie Fitz-Boodle papers; A sliabby genteel story; Men's 
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 — Lovcl the widower. New York 1820.3 
 
 — The Newcomes. Leipzig. 4 v. in 2 335.4 
 
 — Same. New York 1820.2 
 
 — The Paris sketch book. With portrait. Leipzig, 
 
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 — Same. New York 1820.1 
 
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 As a novelist, Thackeray s strength lies in his probing of 
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 Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes, T. Boston, 1871. 
 
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 Tomes, Robert. The bazar book of health. New 
 
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 Uncle Tom's cabin. Stowe, H. (E.) B. Boston ... 733.4 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 314.20 
 
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 Uncommercial traveller, The. Dickens, C. (J. H.) 
 
 Boston 1824. 17 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 338,21 
 
 Under lock and key. Speight, T. W 528.2 
 
 Under the evergreens. Lorimer, G. C 916.31 
 
 Under the greenwood tree. Hardy, T. London ... 728.14 
 
 — Same. New York 728.4 
 
 Under the limes. Araher, E. M., pseud 713.11 
 
 Under the spell. Robinson, F. W 731.24 
 
 Under the storks' nest. Katsch, A. E 715.22 
 
 Under the sun. Sala, G. A. London, 1872. 8°... 5611.3 
 
 Under two flags. Rame, L. de la 327.25 
 
 Understanding, Essay on the human. Locke, J. 
 
 New York, 1818. 2v.ini. 8^ 1912.6 
 
 Underwood, Francis Henry. Cloud-pictures. Bos- 
 ton, 1872. vi, 166+ pp. 16^ 537.18 
 
 Coiite7Us. — The exile of von Adelstein's soul; Topankalon; 
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 — Handbook of English literature. American au- 
 
 thors. Boston, 1873. xlviii, 640 pp. Sm. 8°. 5214.1 
 
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 children; with directions for the management 
 of infants. From the 9th English edition, with 
 notes by S. Merriman, M. Hall, and J. Bell. 
 
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 Undine. La Motte Fouque, F. (H. C), Freiherr de. 313.7 
 Ungava: a tale of Esquimaux-land. Ballantyne, 
 
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 laws of the states. New York, 1870. 328 pp. 8°. 6332.2 
 
 — Constitutions. The constitution of Massachusetts, 
 
 and of the United States; the declaration of in- 
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 Northampton, 1806. 12^ 618.1 
 
 The constitutions of the sixteen states which 
 
 compose the confederated republic of America. 
 Prefixed, the declaration of independence; arti- 
 cles of confederation; the definitive treaty of 
 peace with Great Britain; and the constitution 
 of the United States. Boston, 1797. 12° 818.3 
 
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 Heinzen, C. Indianapolis, 1871. 16° 6327.4 
 
 — Congressional documents. Journals, reports, etc. 
 
 Report of the committee appointed' to inquire 
 into the late invasion and sefzure of public 
 property at Harper's ferry. [No title-page. J 
 Washington, 1860. 255+ pp. 8° 5013.19 
 
 Report of the joint committee on the conduct 
 
 of the war. Washington, 1863. 3 v. 8° 6916.1 
 
 Report of the select committee on the New 
 
 Orleans riots. Washington, 1867. 596 pp. 8°. 6922.2 
 
 Report of the special committee to investi- 
 gate the troubles in Kansas; with the views of 
 the minority. Washington, 1856. vii, 1206 
 pp. 8" 6917.2 
 
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 on the conduct of the war. Washington, 1866. 
 
 2 V. 8° 6916.2 
 
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 and proceedings, 1st session of 23d congress to 
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 and character of Charles Sumner, in the senate 
 and house of representatives, April 27, 1874. 
 With other congressional tributes of respect. 
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 Message from the president [and accompany- 
 ing documents regarding the Mexican war], at 
 the 1st session of the 30th congress. [With 
 appendix.] Washington, 1847. 1367, 249 pp. 
 Folded map. Folded sheet. 8^ 5011.13 
 
 Message of the president, and accompanying 
 
 documents. Washington, 1864-69. 8 v. 8°.. 6926.1 
 
 Obituary addresses on the occasion of the 
 
 death of William R. King, in the senate and 
 house of representatives, 8th of Dec, 1853. 
 Washington, 1854. 77 pp. Portrait. 8'^ 1923.3 
 
 Papers relating to foreign affairs, accompany- 
 ing the annual message of the president [1862- 
 67]. Washington, 1864-68. 8 v. 8° 6915.1 
 
 — Department of agriculture. Report of the commis- 
 
 sioner, 1865-68, 71. Washington, 1866-72. 5v. 8^. 6422.2 
 
 Report of the commissioner on the diseases of 
 
 cattle. Washington, 1871. 205-|- pp. 7 col- 
 ored plates. 4^ 6610.1 
 
 — Department of education. Report of the commis- 
 
 sioner, 1870, 72, 74. Washington, 1870, 72, 75. 
 
 3v. 8*^ 6913.1 
 
 Special report of the commissioner on the con- 
 dition and improvement of public schools in the 
 District of Columbia. Washington, 1871. 912 
 pp. 8^ 6913.7 
 
 — Department of the interior. Census bureau. Seventh 
 
 census. Compendium. Washington, 1854. 400 
 
 pp. 8° ; 6923.4 
 
 Eighth census. Preliminary report. 1860. 
 
 By J. C. G. Kennedy. Washington, 1862. xvi, 
 
 294 pp. 8° 6923.6 
 
 Agriculture of the United States in 1860; 
 
 compiled from the original returns of the eighth 
 census, by J. C. G. Kennedy. Washington, 
 1864. clxxii, 292 pp. 4° 6910.2 
 
 Ninth census. Compendium. By F. A. 
 
 Walker. Washington, 1872. vii, 942 pp. 8°. 5010.12 
 
 Statistics of population. Tables 1-8. 
 
 Washington, 1872. 391-[- pp. 4° 5010.9 
 
 Contents. — Table I. Population, 1870-1790, by states and 
 territories, as white, free colored, slave, Chinese, and Indian. 
 II. 1870-1790. By counties, as white, free colored, etc. III. 
 1870-1850. By civil divisions less tlian counties, as white and 
 colored; native and foreign (1870). IV. Nativity (general), 
 1870-1850, foreign parentage, 1870, by states and territories. • 
 V. Nativity (general), 1870-18t;0, foreign parentage, 1860, in 
 each state, by counties. VI. Nativity (special), 1870, by states 
 and territories. VII. Nativity (selected special), JS70, in each 
 state, by counties. VIII. Nativity (special), 1870, fifty prin- 
 cipal cities. 
 
 Statistics of the population [etc.]. Com- 
 piled, from the original returns of the ninth cen- 
 sus, 1870, byF. A. Walker. Washington, 1872. 
 3 V. Maps. 4° 5010.2 
 
 Contents. — Vol. I. Population and social statistics. II. 
 Vital statistics. III. Industry and wealth. 
 
 Patent office. Catalogue of curiosities in the 
 
 national institute. [And] List of patented 
 models. Washington, 1859. 38-|-, 68 pp. 8". 6937.1 
 
 General index of the Official gazette and 
 
 monthly volumes of patents. 1872-74. Wash- 
 ington, 1873-75. 3 V. 4° 6930.2 
 
 Official gazette. Vol. 2-8. Washington, 
 
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 Report of the commissioner. Washington, 
 
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 — Department of the navy. Register of the officers 
 
 of the navy, including ofiBcers of the marine 
 corps, and others, to .Jan. 1, 1874. Washington, 
 
 1874. 176 pp. 8° 6924.7 
 
 Reports of explorations and surveys to ascer- 
 tain the practicability of a ship-canal between 
 the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by the way of 
 the isthmus of Darien. By T. 0. Selfridge. 
 Washington, 1874. 268-4- PP- Illustrated. 17 
 
 folded plates. 4° 5030.6 
 
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 Naval observatory. Appendix ii. Reports on 
 
 observations of the total eclipse of the sun, Au- 
 gust 7, 1869. Conducted under the direction of 
 B. F. Sands. Washington, 1869. v, 214-}- pp. 
 12 plates. 4° 6910.3 
 
 — Department of state. The case of Great Britain as 
 
 laid before the tribunal of arbitration, convened 
 
 at Geneva. Washington, 1872. 3 v. 8" 5011.2 
 
 The case of the United States, to be laid before 
 
 the tribunal of arbitration, to be convened at 
 Geneva. Washington, 1872. 204 pp. 8" 5010.6 
 
 The counter case of Great Britain, as laid before 
 
 the tribunal of arbitration, convened at Geneva. 
 With volumes 5-7 of Appendix to the British 
 case. Washington, 1872. 1105-}- pp. 8° 5011.9 
 
 Correspondence concerning claims against Great 
 
 Britain. Washington, 1869-71. 7 v. 8^ 6911.1 
 
 CwKenfs. — Vol. I. Recognition of rebel belligerency. 1,11. 
 Enforcement of neutrality. II, III. Rebel cruisers. III. 
 Negotiations concerning claims convention. IV, V. General 
 appendix; Parliamentary and judicial appendix. VI. Most 
 important documents rearranged. Vll. IJst of claims; 
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 — Department of the treasury. Manual of the 
 
 direct and excise tax system of the United 
 States. By G. S. Boutwell. Washington, 1863. 
 X, 500 pp. 8° 6923.5 
 
 Report on the principal fisheries of the Ameri- 
 can seas. By L. Sabine. Washington, 1853. 
 317pp. 8° 811.9 
 
 [Reports on the mineral resources.] Washing- 
 ton, 1868. 684-I-, 71-1- pp. 8'^ 6631.6 
 
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 the Rocky mountains. 
 
 Coast survey. Report of the superintendent, 
 
 showing the progress of the survey, 1851-57, 
 59-64, 66. Washington, 1852-69. Plates. 
 1 V. 8°; 15 V. 4° 6920.1 
 
 Commissioner offish and fisheries. Report on the 
 
 condition of the sea fisheries of the south coast 
 of New England, 1871-73. By S. F. Baird. 
 Part I, II. With supplementary papers. Wash- 
 ington, 1873, 74. 2 V. Maps. Plates. S'^. . .6923.12 
 
 Commissioner of mining statistics. Statistics of 
 
 mines and mining in the states and territories 
 west of the Rocky mountains; being the fourth 
 annual report of R. W. Raymond. Washington, 
 1873. 566 pp. 8° 5035.8 
 
 Supervising surgeon's office. The cholera epi- 
 demic of 1873 in the United States. Washing- 
 ton, 1875. 28, vi, 1025-|- pp. Illustrations. 
 Maps. 8*^ 6030.1' 
 
 — Department of war. Digest of the laws relating to 
 
 the military establishment of the United States. 
 
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 450 pp. Illustrated. 1 folded plate. Sm. 12°. 1529.2 
 
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 California; Journal of Abraham R. Johnston. 
 
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 56; by R. Delafield. Washington, 1861. xxiv, 
 
 277 pp. Illustrated. Maps. Plans. 4° 5910.3 
 
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 part of the department of the Cumberland, 1863. 
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 [Washington, 1864.] Size, 38^ X 33 in. Scale, 
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 — Report upon the reconnaissance of North- 
 western Wyoming, including Yellowstone na- 
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 With appendix. Washington, 1875. vi, 331 
 pp. Maps. Illustrations. 8° 6924.9 
 
 Bureau of topographical engineers. Report upon 
 
 the physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi 
 river; upon the protection of the alluvial region 
 against overflow; and upon the deepening of the 
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 practical use of meteorological reports and 
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 — - Ordnance department. Ordnance memoranda. 
 
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 metals for cannon, and the qualities of cannon 
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 to the discovery of the anaesthetic properties 
 of ether, submitted to the select committee 
 appointed by the senate of the United States. 
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 — Whitmore, W. H. The cavalier dismounted: an 
 
 essay on the origin and founders of the thirteen 
 colonies. Salem, 1864. 8° 6014.6 
 
 History. Revolution, and preceding controversy. 
 
 — Etting, F. M. An historical account of the old 
 
 state house of Pennsylvania now known as the 
 
 Hall of independence. Boston, 1876. Sm. 4°. . 5220.1 
 
 — Goodrich, C. A. Lives of the signers to the 
 
 declaration of independence. Boston, 1834. 
 
 12° 1014.7 
 
 — Hale, E. B. One hundred years ago. How the 
 
 war began. Boston, 1875. 8° 811.15 
 
 — Headley, J. T. The chaplains and clergy of the 
 
 revolution. New York, 1864. 12° 1014.1 
 
 Washington and his generals. New Y«rk, 1854, 
 
 55. 2 V. 12° 1216.5 
 
 — Johnson, J. Traditions and reminiscences chiefly 
 
 of the American revolution in the South. 
 Charleston, 1851. 8° 812.11 
 
 — Kapp, F. Der Soldatenhandel deutscher Fiirsten 
 
 nach Amerika (1775 bis 1783). Berlin, 1864. 
 
 16° 5715.4 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Pictorial field-book of the revo- 
 
 lution. New York, 1860. 2 r. 8° 810.17 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. The war of American indepen- 
 
 dence. London, 1876. 16° 5018.1 
 
 — Porter, E. G., and Stephenson, H. M. Souvenir 
 
 of 1775. Lexington. 1775-1875. [Boston, 
 1875.] 4° 810.5 
 
 — Sabine, L. Biographical sketches of loyalists 
 
 of the American revolution, with an historical 
 
 essay. Boston, 1864. 2 v. 12° 1211.1 
 
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 — Stone, W. L. Border wars of the American revo- 
 
 lution. New York, 1857. 2 v. 16° 818.1 
 
 — - Life of Joseph Brant, including the border wars 
 
 of the American revolution. Albany, 1865. 2 v. 
 
 8° 5022.4 
 
 — Thornton, J. W. The pulpit of the American 
 
 revolution: or, the political sermons of the period 
 
 of 1776. Boston [1876]. 8^= 1921.4 
 
 — Watson, E. Men and times of the revolution. 
 
 New York, 1856. 8" 1214.15 
 
 — Watson, H. C. Camp-fires of the revolution. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8° 811.8 
 
 iSee also Bunker hill. 
 
 History. War of 1812-15. 
 
 — Darnell, E. Journal containing an account of 
 
 those Kentucky volunteers and regulars, com- 
 manded by General Winchester, 1812-13. Phila- 
 delphia, 1854. Sm. 12° 819.6 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Pictorial field-book of the war of 
 
 1812. New York, 1868. 8° 810.16 
 
 History. War ivith Mexico, 1845-47. 
 
 — Jay, W. Review of the causes and consequences 
 
 of the Mexican war. Boston, 1849. 12° 5017.2 
 
 — Smith, S. C. Chile con carne; or, the camp and 
 
 the field. New York, 1857. 12° 515.2 
 
 — Stevens, I. I. Campaigns of the Rio X^lrande 
 
 and of Mexico. With notices of the recent 
 
 work of Major Ripley. New York, 1851. 8°. 612.3 
 
 History. Civil war, 1861-65. 
 
 — Adams, F. C. The story of a trooper. New 
 
 York, 1865. 12° 816.10 
 
 — Alcott, L. M. Hospital sketches, and Camp and 
 
 fireside stories 926.13 
 
 — Boynton, C. B. History of the navy during the 
 
 rebellion. New York, 1867. 2 v. 8° 5012.1 
 
 — Boynton, H. V. N. Sherman's historical raid. The 
 
 memoirs in the light of the record. Cincinnati, 
 
 1875. 8° * 5024.5 
 
 — Brownlow, W. G. Sketches of the rise, progress, 
 
 and decline of secession. Philadelphia, 1862, 12°. 815.3 
 
 — Buchanan, J. Mr. Buchanan's administration on 
 
 the eve of the rebellion. New York, 1866. 8°. 813.8 
 
 — Coffin, C. C. Following the flag. From August, 
 
 1861, to November, 1862, with the army of the 
 
 Potomac. Boston, 1865. 12° 913.17 
 
 Four years of fighting, from the battle of Bull 
 
 Run to the fall of Richmond. Boston, 1866. 8°. 813.7 
 
 — - My days and nights on the battle-field. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1872. 12° 913.18 
 
 — Conyngham, D. P. The Irish brigade and its 
 
 campaigns. Boston, 1869. 12° 824.4 
 
 — Draper, J. W. History of the American civil 
 
 war. New York, 1868, 70. 3 v. 8° 811.6 
 
 — Edmonds, S. E. E. Nurse and spy in the union 
 
 army. Hartford, 1865.. 8° 813.1 
 
 — Eggleston, G. C. A rebel's recollections. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16° 5016.15 
 
 — Ellis, D. Thrilling adventures of the great 
 
 union guide of East Tennessee during the South- 
 ern rebellion. New York, 1867. 12° 816.7 
 
 — Fremont, J. B. The story of the guard: a chron- 
 
 icle of the war. Boston, 1863. 16° 815.5 
 
 — Gasparin, A. (E.), comte de. The uprising of a 
 
 great people: the United States in 1861. Lon- 
 don, 1861. Sm. 8° 817.5 
 
 — Gilmor, H. Four years in the saddle. New 
 
 York, 1866. 12° , 817.17 
 
 — Gilmore, J. R. Among the pines: or, South in 
 
 secession-time. New York, 1862. 12° 916.3 
 
 — Greeley, H. The American conflict, 1860-65. 
 
 Hartford, 1865, 67. 2 v. 8° 810.1 
 
 — Guernsey, A. H., and Alden, H. M. Harper's 
 
 pictorial history of the great rebellion. New 
 
 York [cop. 1866]. 2 v. F° *R.R. Desk 
 
 — Hamersly, L. R. Records of living officers of 
 
 the U, S. navy and marine corps; with a history 
 of naval operations during the rebellion of 
 1861-5. Philadelphia, 1870. 8° 5022.14 
 
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 United States. History. Civil war, continued. 
 
 — Harvard memorial biographies. Cambridge, 1867. 
 
 2 V. Sm. 8° 5025.12 
 
 — Hepworth, G. H. The whip, hoe, and sword; or, 
 
 the gulf-department in '63. Boston, 1864. 12°. 414.1 
 
 — Higginson, T. W. Army life in a black regiment. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 12° 416.5 
 
 — Hitchcock, — . Chronological record of the Ameri- 
 
 can civil war. New York, 1868. 8° 5013.4 
 
 — Hosmer, J. K. The color-guard: a corporal's 
 
 notes of military service in the nineteenth army 
 
 corps. Boston, 1864. 12° 826.1 
 
 — Hospital transports. A memoir of the embarka- 
 
 tion of the sick and wounded from the peninsula 
 of Virginia in the summer of 1862. Boston, 
 1863. 16° 5016.16 
 
 — Johnson, A. The great impeachment and trial of 
 
 Andrew Johnson. Philadelphia [cop. 1868]. 8°. 5011. 14 
 
 — Johnston, J. E. Narrative of military operations, 
 
 during the late war between the states. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8° 813.18 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Pictorial history of the civil war 
 
 in the. Philadelphia, 1866-70. 3 v. 8° 810.15 
 
 — Maps relating to the war. v. p., v. d. F°.*R.R. Desk 
 
 — Melville, H. Battle-pieces and aspects of the 
 
 war. [Poems.] New York, 1866. 12° 1624.3 
 
 — Memorial ceremonies at the graves of our sol- 
 
 diers. May 30, 1868, By Frank Moore. Wash- 
 ington city, 1869. 7364- PP- 8° 5013.13 
 
 — Moreau, H. La politique francaise en Amerique. 
 
 Paris, 1864. 8° 831.1 
 
 — Nichols, G. W. Story of the great march [Sher- 
 
 man's]. New York, 1866. 12° 815.7 
 
 — Paris, L. P. A. d'Orleans, comte de. History of 
 
 the civil war in America. Vol. i, ii. Philadel- 
 phia, 1875, 76. 2v. 8° 813.17 
 
 — Parton, J. General Butler in New Orleans. His- 
 
 tory of the administration of the department of 
 
 the Gulf in 1862. New York, 1864. 12° 815.2 
 
 — Patterson, R. Narrative of the campaign in the 
 
 valley of the Shenandoah, in 1861. Philadel- 
 phia, 1865. 8° /. 5013.20 
 
 — Pollard, E. A. Life of Jefferson Davis, with a 
 
 secret history of the Southern confederacy. 
 
 Philadelphia [cop. 1869]. 8° 5013.3 
 
 Southern history of the war. New York, 1864, 
 
 66. 3 V. 8° 5013.17 
 
 — Richardson, A. D. The secret service, the field, 
 
 the dungeon, and the escape. Hartford, 1866. 
 
 8° 813.15 
 
 — Russell, W. H. My diary North and South. 
 
 Boston, 1863. 12° 413.6 
 
 — Sargent, F. W. England, the United States, and 
 
 the Southern confederacy. London, 1864. 8°. 812.7 
 
 — Scott, J. Partisan life with John S. Mosby. 
 
 New York, 1867. 8° 811.14 
 
 — Shanks, W. F. G. Personal recollections of dis- 
 
 tinguished generals. New York, 1866. 12° . . . 1015.5 
 
 — Sherman, W. T. Memoirs. By himself. New 
 
 York, 1875. 2 v. 8° 1212.3 and 5024.4 
 
 — Stars and stripes, The, in rebeldom. A series of 
 
 papers written by federal prisoners [privates] in 
 Richmond [etc.]. Boston, 1862. 12° 817.2 
 
 — Swinton, W. The twelve decisive battles of the 
 
 war. New York, 1873 [cop. 1867]. 8° 812.13 
 
 — Whiting, W. AVar powers under the constitution 
 
 of the United States. Boston, 1871. 8° 5013.18 
 
 — Woodward, E. M. Our campaigns. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1865. 16° 817.14 
 
 History. Civil war. Maps. . 
 
 — Department of the Cumberland. Northwestern 
 
 Georgia (with portions of Tennessee and Ala- 
 bama), being part of the department of the 
 Cumberland, 1863. [Washington, 1864.] See 
 United States. Department of war. Bureau of 
 
 engineers 5030.10 
 
 Portions of the military departments of the 
 
 Cumberland, of the South, and of the Gulf. 
 [Washington, 1863.] See United States. De- 
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 Literature. 
 
 — Allibone, S. A. Critical dictionary of English 
 
 literature and British and American authors. 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 3 v. 8° *R.R., A.3.6 
 
 — American publishers' circular and literary ga- ■ 
 
 zette. Vol. i-iv. Philadelphia, 1863-65. 4 v. 
 
 in 2. 8" 1422.4 
 
 — Cheever, G. B., editor. The American common- 
 
 place book of poetry. Philadelphia, 1841. 12". 1534.14 
 
 — Duyckinck, E. A. and G. L. Cyclopedia of 
 
 American literature. Philadelphia, 1875. 2 v. 
 
 4^ *R.R., D.3.11 
 
 — Griswold, R. W. The poets and poetry of 
 
 America. New York, 1873. L. 8° 5212.3 
 
 — Smyth, W. Lectures on modern history. With 
 
 a list of books on American history, by J. 
 Sparks. Boston, 1851. 8° 5012.10 
 
 — Underwood, F. II. Hand-book of English litera- 
 
 ture. American authors. Boston, 1873. Sm. 8°. 5214.1 
 
 — Van Rhyn, G. A. F. What and how to read; 
 
 containing a list of the best books published in 
 America during the past five years. New York, 
 1875. 12" 6136.11 
 
 — Whipple, E. P. Essays and reviews. Boston, 
 
 1871. 2v. 16° 1936.2 
 
 See also Americanisms. 
 
 Military and naval institutions and affairs. 
 
 — Boynton, C. B. History of the navy during the 
 
 rebellion. New York, 1867. 2 v. 8° 5012.1 
 
 — Brackett, A. G. History of the United States 
 
 cavalry. New York-, 1865. 12° 816.5 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. History of the navy of the, 1607 
 
 to 1853. New York, 1853. 3 v. in 1. 8° . . . . 813.4 
 
 Continued to 1860. New York, 1866. 3v.ini. 
 
 8° 813.5 
 
 — Marshall, E. C. History of the United States 
 
 naval academy. New York, 1862. 12° 816.9 
 
 — Rodenbough, T. F. From everglade to canon 
 
 with the 2d dragoons (2d United States cavalry). 
 1836-75. New York, 1875. 8° 5032.6 
 
 — Scott, W. Infantry tactics; or, rules for the exer- 
 
 cise and manoeuvres of the United States infan- 
 . try. New York, 1852. 3 v. 16° 1529.7 
 
 — Steuben, F. W. A. H. F., baron von. Regula- 
 
 tions for the order and discipline of the troops 
 
 of the United States. New York, 1794. Sm. 12°. 6928.2 
 
 — Taylor, 0. M. History and description of the 
 
 United States naval academy. Baltimore, 1872. 
 
 8° 813.9 
 
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 United States, continued. 
 
 Slavery question. 
 
 — Adams, N. A south-side view of slavery; or, 
 
 three months at the South, in 1854. Boston, 
 
 1854. 16° 817.8 
 
 — The anti-slavery examiner. No. 10. American 
 
 slavery as it is. New York, 1869. 8° 812.10 
 
 — Hildreth, R. Despotism in America; or, an 
 
 inquiry into the nature and results of the 
 slave-holding system in the. Boston, 1840. 
 12° 816.2 
 
 — Jay, W. A view of the action of the federal 
 
 government in behalf of slavery. New York, 
 
 1839. 12° 6316.1 
 
 — Livermore, G. Opinions of the founders of the 
 
 republic on negroes as slaves, as citizens, and as 
 soldiers. Boston, 1862. 8° 812.8 
 
 — Treadwell, S. B. American liberties and Ameri- 
 
 can slavery morally and physically illustrated. 
 
 New York, 1838. 12° 817.10 
 
 — Wilson, H. History of the rise and fall of the 
 
 slave power in America. Boston, 1874, 75. 
 
 2v. 8° 5012.9 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Baird, S. F., Brewer, T. M., and Ridgway, R. 
 
 History of North American birds. Vol. i, ii. 
 Boston, 1874. 2 v. L. 8° 6611.1 
 
 — Batchelder, S. Introduction and early progress 
 
 of cotton manufacture in the. Boston, 1863. 
 
 16° 6435.4 
 
 — Colton, C. Thoughts on the religious state of 
 
 the country; with reasons for preferring episco- 
 pacy. New York, 1836. 12° 6326.13 
 
 — The commercial laws of the states. New York, 
 
 1870. 8° 6332.2 
 
 — Hayward, J. The religious creeds and statistics 
 
 of every Christian denomination in the. Boston, 
 
 1836. 16° 5816.20 
 
 — Pharmacopoeia of the. Philadelphia, 1851. 8°. 6021.8 
 
 — Poor, H. V. Manual of the railroads of the, 
 
 1871,72. New York, 1871. 8° 6923.10 
 
 — Sumner, C. Prophetic voices concerning America. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 16° 833.1 
 
 — Ten Brook, A. American state universities, their 
 
 origin and progress. Cincinnati, 1875. 8°.... 5831.4 
 
 — Washington, G. Letters, containing an account 
 
 of his husbandry, with his opinions on various 
 questions in agriculture; and many particulars 
 of the rural economy of the. Alexandria, 1803. 
 8° 1912.1 
 
 I^OTE ON THE TINITED STikTES. 
 
 The centennial period has given occasion to many reviews-of the progress of the country during the past hundred years, and in vol. 50 and vol. 51 of 
 Harper's monthly particularly there is a series called " The first century of the republic." 
 
 Art. 
 
 Tuckerman's " Book of the artists " [1511.6] constitutes much the best, and the only considerable, history of American art. For architecture, see 
 Fergusson's " Modern styles of architecture " [6212.3]. For sculpture, see the translation of Viardot [1714.28] ; and see also the paper on- " American artists 
 in Italy," in Harper's monthly, vol. 41. 
 
 The paper in Harper's monthly, April, 1876, is on the " Progress of the fine arts " during the century. Miss Tytler's •' Modern painters " [6216.4] give 
 a concise sketch from AUston down. 
 
 See also the note under Painting. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 The most recent and most comprehensive biographical dictionary of Americans is F. S. Drake's ; but Allibone, Griswold, and Duyckinck for such as 
 are writers; Tuckerraan [1511.6] for such as are artists; the Biographical dictionary of Thomas and Appleton's Cyclopaedia will often supplement or 
 expand the information. The titles of the other books under this head will sufQciently explain them. 
 
 HISTORY. 
 
 Comprehensive works. 
 
 The only general history of established reputation and considerable extent, coming down into this centur3', is Hildreth's [5011.10 and 11]. He is 
 painstaking and judicial, but often curt in his judgments, and held by some to be prejudiced, particularly where his federal sympathies find play. Lossiug's 
 Pictorial field-books of the revolution [810.17] and of the war of 1812 [810.16], with the introduction to the former and the connecting links, prefixed to the 
 latter, make a history covering nearly the same interval, but in the earlier work4t hardly has the shape of a regular historical narrative. 
 
 Cassell's History [810.11], when completed, with its profusion of illustrations, is the best popular general history of extended character written abroad, 
 but at the time of writing this note only the first volume of the native History by Bryant and Gay [C10.5] is before the public. The reader who desires further 
 examination will find Sparks's list of authorities, as given in his edition of Smyth's " Lectures on modern history " [5012.10], of use; as also the more 
 popular selection made by Col. Higginson, in his condensed " Young folks' history" [618.2], which is perhaps the best of minor narratives. 
 
254 
 
 Colonial period. 
 
 Bancroft has the leading reputation, his history as yet coining down only through the revolution. His research is laborious, but a somewhat 
 declamatory style, with strong contrasts, and the marked democralic sentiments of the author, with characteristic adhesion to his opinions, have opened 
 his work to criticism. The recent centenary edition [815.4] is revised and somewhat condensed from his original issue [5012.3]. His early volumes are 
 reviewed in Prescott's "Miscellanies" [15.37.8; 5237.3]. His narrative can often be compared with HildretU's [5011.10] with advantage. Frothingham 
 [5010.5] has a specific purpose in tracing the rise of the union sentiment till its culmination under the constitution. Robertson's well-known general history 
 Of the discovery and settlement of America has sections upon the English colonies. 
 
 For local aspects, see the notes under the heads of New England, Alassachusetts, Plymouth, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, etc. 
 
 The French colonization is graphically traced by Parknian, in his series called " France and England in Nortii America^' [5015.5]. Part 1, " Pioneers 
 of France," contains an account of the Huguenots in Florida, and of Champlain and his associates in Canada, and along the northern line [see Atlantic 
 montlily, Oct., 1865] ; in part 2, he traces tiie experiences of the Jesuits, while in part 3 [reviewed in North American review, April, 1870] he recounts 
 " Tlie discovery of the great West," by JLa Salle ; and in part 4, " 'J'he old regime in Canada," he traces the growth and downfall of the French power. 
 Chapter 2d of 'ttickerman's " America and her commentators " [5033.5] enumerates the early French discoverers. 
 
 Old French war, 1755-62. Tlie English accounts may be read in Stanhope and the other general histories of England. See further accounts in Bancroft 
 (vols. 3 and 4), Hildreth, Cassell, and popularly in Palfrey's abridged *' History of New England," and in vol. II of Barry's " History of Massachusetts" 
 [812.5], etc. For Braddock's expedition, see the appendix in vol. 2d of Sparks's " Life of Washington," and the account in Irving's " Life of Washington" 
 [1211.2, etc.]; and in the opening parts of Parkman's " Conspiracy of Pontiac " [5015.4]. Everett has an oration on this war as the school of the revolution 
 [1921.1.1], and the Comte de Paris, in his " History of the civil war " [813.17], treats it in the same way. 
 
 In fiction for this period, there are Cooper's " Last of the Mohicans " [.523.10] and James's " Ticonderoga." 
 
 Parknian, in tlie opening chapters of his " Conspiracy of Pontiac" [5015.4], recapitulates the history of the relations of the French and English down 
 to the close of the war in 1762, and then takes up the history of the war between the Indians and the English, carrying the story down to the death of 
 Pontiac, 17(59. 
 
 1 Draper, in his " History of the civil war " [811.6], gives a general summary of the character of the colonial period. 
 
 The revolution and preceding controversy. 
 
 General histories. The earliest American accounts of value are the history of Gordon, an English clergyman, resident through the war in America, 
 who is little more than an annalist ; that of Ramsay, a South Carolinian member of congress, who had access to official papers, and whose account is concise 
 and candid; and the lii'e of Washington by Marshall. The chief English accounts, written at a like early period, are the somewhat arbitrary history 
 of George Hi's reign by Adolphus, who sides with the king's ministers, and Eelsham, who favors the colonists. The principal military historian on the 
 royal side is Stedman, wiio throws much blame on Sir William Howe, and is strongly opinionated in his views. We have further on the same side Sir 
 William Howe's own narrative, and Clinton's account of the campaign of 1781. Andrew.s's History of the war, 1775-S3, in Europe and America, is chiefly 
 a compilation from the public prints and the debates. It was principally upon the authorities already mentioned that Smyth based the closing lectures 
 of his well-known " Lectures on modern history " [5012.10; 59i;5.7], in which he has with great candor discussed both sides of the preceding controversy, 
 and the conduct of the succeeding war. Sabine's "American loyalists" [1211.1] gives the Tory side of the question, and Chesnej', in his " Military 
 biographies" [5922.8], has a paper on a " Carolina loyalist." The reader, beside the treatment of the more recent general historians of the war, will find 
 much illustrative matter on the rise of the controversy in Frothingham's " Life and times of Joseph Warren" [1010.6], in his articles in the Atlantic monthly, 
 June and Aug., 18(52, and Nov., 1863, on the " Sam Adams regiments," and in his recent " Rise of the republic" [5010.5]. See also for this formative 
 period, Loring's " Hundred orators " [5022.9] ; Tudor's "Life of Otis" [1012.2]; Quincy's " Life of Quincy " [5021.9; 6022.16]; Life and writings, including 
 diary ot John Adams; and the Letters to his wife; Wells's "Life of Samuel Adams" [5021.7]; the Autobiography and writings of Franklin [1012.3; 
 1213.3 ; 5025.13] ; and Wirt's " Life of Patrick Henry " [1012.4]. A full guide to the beginnings of the revolution in Massachusetts will be found in tlie Library 
 Bulletin for July, 1875, under " Centennial reading," which account, without the shelf-numbers of the Central Library copies, is repeated in the Memorial 
 of Bunker hill [810.10] published by the city of Boston. 
 
 Of the later histories of the war, the most important American account is perhaps tiiat contained in Bancroft, who begins the Iiistory of the revolution 
 proper in his seventh volume, with 1774. He is thought to extol Washington's military capacity by disparagement of others. Hildreth treats the subject 
 concisely, givingabout half of his third volume to it [5011.10.3]. The lives of Washington by Sparks and Irving are also important contributions. Lossing's 
 " Field-book " [810.17] is a very valuable gathering of the scattered traditions and other minor details of the conflict, arranged in the course of an itinerary, 
 covering all the important localities associated with the contest. 
 
 Allen's "Battles of the British navy" [.5417.5] gives the English side, and Cooper's "History of the American navy " [813.4; 813.5] the American 
 Bide, of the warfare on the ocean. There are English accounts in Knight's " History of England " [5413.1], etc.; but the narrative ot Earl Stanhope 
 (Lord Mahon), in his " History of England " [838.3], is considered very tetnperate and fair. 
 
 Ill closer illustration of the period, reference may be made, for the political aspects, to the lives of John Adams; Samuel Adams; Thomas Jefiierson ; 
 John Jay; George Read; Madison, by Rives, which contains the fullest account of congress, 1780-83; Franklin; Patrick Henry; Hamilton; Morris, for the 
 finances, etc. ; while, for the military eveiUs, see the lives of Arnold ; Ethan Allen ; De Kalb ; Gates ; Greene ; Heath ; La Fayette ; Lincoln ; Lee ; Marion ; 
 Montgomery; Pickering; Putnam; Steuben, by Kapp, elaborate; Schuyler, by Lossing ; Sullivan, by Amory ; and Stark. Some of these books must be 
 sought for in the Bates Hall. The literature of the first year of the war, 1776, is elucidated in the Library Bulletin for Jan., 1876. 
 
 See the titles and note under Military and naval history in this article. 
 
 For elucidation of tlie part played by the French auxiliaries, see chap. 3 of Tuckerman's " America and her commentators " [5033.5]. 
 
 Hessians. Beside Kapp [above, in German], see Bancroft [-5012.3.8] and G. W. Green's paper in the Atlantic monthly, Feb., 1875. 
 
 Headiey has commemorated the clergy of the epoch [1014.1]. The " Life of Brant," by Stone [5022.1], pictures the border warfare with the 
 Indians. 
 
 Harper's monthly contains various articles on revolutionary episodes, chiefly by Lossing,— "Our national anniversary," in vol. 3; on General 
 Putnam, in vol. 12; on Marion, in vol. 17; on Bennington and King's mountain, in vol. 21; on Cowpens, in vol. 22; and on Continental money, 
 in vol. 26. 
 
 There is a paper on the " Caricature of the revolutionary period," in Harper's monthly, July, 1875. 
 
 Thereisahistory of the United States flag by Preble, 1872 [5013.5]; and a popular account of the chief military careers in Headley's "Washington 
 and his generals " [1216.5]. 
 
 In fiction. For the early days of the struggle in and around Boston, see Hawthorne's " Septimius Felton " [533.24] and Cooper's " Lionel Lincoln" 
 [525.9]. Cooper's "Spy" [310.11; 525.26] covers the events of the neutral ground, between the British in New York and the Americans on the Hudson in 
 1780. D. P. Thompson's " Green mountain boys " [734.1] for the opening scenes, and his " Rangers " [734.2] covers the campaign in northern New York 
 and Vermont of 1777. W. G. Simms [see his name] has a series of romances covering the events of the struggle in South Carolina. J. P. Kennedy's 
 " Horseshoe Robinson " [725.15] relates to the tories of South Carolina in 1780. 
 
 This period is also delineated in Cooper's " Chainbearer" [525.18] and in Miss Sedgwick's "Linwoods" [737.3]. 
 
 The events on the ocean find a chronicle in Cooper's " Pilot " [625.29] for Paul Jones, and also in Hermann Melville's " Israel Potter." 
 
 General political history, 1789-1875. 
 
 The general histories of Hildreth and Higginson will give ample accounts for the ordinary reader; but the closer student will consult the lives of the 
 presidents, and of the leading public characters like Burr, by Parton ; Pinkney, by Wheaton ; Wirt, by Kennedy ; Clinton ; Livingston, by Hunt; Calhoun ; 
 Clay, by Colton; Webster, by Curtis; Crittenden, by his daughter; Taney; Greeley's "Recollections"; and Benton's "Thirty years' view." Wilson's 
 "History of the slave power" [5012.9] is unfinished. 
 
 For the effects of newspapers, see Hudson's " History of journalism " [5214.2]. 
 
 Some of these books must be sought in the Bates Hall. 
 
 War of 1812-15. 
 The best and most elaborate history is Lossing's " Field-book " [810.16], portions of which appeared originally in Harper's monthly, namely : Cruise 
 of the Essex, vol. 19; The navy, vol. 24; Scott in the war, vol. 26; Scenes, vols. 26-30. See Cooper's and other naval histories for the war on the ocean. 
 Alison, In his "History of Europe" [5913.5], on the English side, allows Cooper's Naval history [813.4; 813.5] to be fair. See Porter's "Memoir 
 
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 of Commodore Porter " [5022.18]. Parton's " Life of Jackson " [1212.1] necessarily covers portions of the struggle. Also see the autobiography of General 
 Winfleld Scott [1214.8]. 
 
 See also Hildreth's second series [5011.11]. See also titles and note under Military and naval history in this article. 
 
 War with Mexico, 1845-47. 
 
 The most considerable separate history is that of Major Ripley, who is controverted in part by Stevens [612.3]. 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, vol. 11, for the battles under Scott and Taylor, and the lives of generals Scott [1214.8] and Fremont [1214.6], as well as 
 histories of the United States covering this period. 
 
 For the political bearings, see Webster's Speeches [5013.1.5]; Benton's "Thirty years' view " [812.2], etc. 
 
 Civil war, 1861-65. 
 
 General histories. Draper's " Civil war in America" [811.6], in three large volumes, is the chief elaborate history, in which philosophical suggestions 
 hold prominence. His first volume is given to tracing the rise and progress of the antagonistic feeling between the North and South in ethnological and 
 climatic causes, and this gives tlie book its character, for it is not esteemed of marked importance either as a history of politics or of the military operations, 
 but its interest consists rather in his ettbrts to place the reader from time to time at the point of view assumed respectively by the opposing leaders. 
 Wilson's "History of the slave power" [5012.9] necessarily covers the causes of the war. The chief value of Horace Greeley's "American conHict " 
 [810.1] rests upon it as a narrative of tlie causes of the war and of the history of politics by a strong anti-slavery man ; for the military parts, though 
 reasonably well done, generally impartial and accurate, lack the spirit that makes a military record become the fitting reflex of history. Swinton's " Twelve 
 decisive battles " [812.13] is perhaps upon the whole the best general view of the military operations. He selects Bull Run, Donelson, Shiloh, Antietam, 
 Murfreesboro', the Monitor and the Merrimac, Vicksburg, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Atlanta, Nashville, and Five Forks, giving the prelude and the results of 
 each, as the most indicative conflicts; and the chief mistakes of the book arise naturally from his too positively connecting subordinate events witli his 
 chosen crises. 
 
 Pollard's " Southern history of the war" [5013.17] is the only important general record on the Southern side, and it is characterized by a strong 
 aversion to the North, and an almost equal dislike of Jeft'erson Davis, which is likewise the case with his " Secret history of the Southern confederacy " 
 [.5013.3]. The Comte de Paris's History is mentioned under Foreign views. 
 
 The various popular histories of the war have their distinctive merits. Lossing's [810.15] is very readable, and the narrative is helped by many 
 excellent wood-cuts. Guernsey's, known as Harper's, preserves on large pages the contemporary wood-cuts which accompanied the progress of the war in 
 a weekly journal. 
 
 There are numerous personal narratives of oflBcers or camp followers, covering large portions of the entire field, like Carleton Coffin's " Four years 
 of fighting " [813.7] ; Strother's " Personal recollections," in Harper's monthlj', vols. 33-36. See also Abbott's " Heroic deeds of heroic men," in vols. 30-34. 
 
 See also the lives of Lincoln, Grant, Jackson, Sherman, etc., and in the only volume of Badeau's "Life of Grant "yet published, there is one of the best 
 accounts of the military operations participated in by that general down to the spring of 18(54. 
 
 Chesney's '• Military biographies" [5922.8] contains the criticism of a distinguished English officer on some of the leaders and events of the war. 
 
 Chapter 48 of Hudson's " Journalism " [5414.2] is given to the newspaper correspondents of the war. 
 
 The Army of the Potomac. Perhaps the best general history is Swinton's, but it is alleged that in his desire to be impartial, he sometimes under-estimates 
 the forces of the confederates. See the general histories of the war, and tiie lives of Grant, Lee, etc. ; special regimental histories; Conyngham's "Irish 
 brigade " [824.4]; Shank's "Distinguished generals" [1015.15], etc. On the confederate side, beside Pollard's History, see Cooke, above-mentioned, and 
 Gorman on Lee's last campaign, in Bates Hall. 
 
 Of Bull Run, there is a special account by Barnard, beside the official reports ; and the narrative of Dr. Russell, the London Times' correspondent 
 [413.6]. Sherman's Memoirs [1212.3; 5024.4] has a chapter. Patterson [5013.20] covers the preceding movements in the Shenandoah. 
 
 Of the Peninsular campaign, there are sufficient accounts in the general histories, particularly in that by the Comte de Paris [813.17], who was on 
 McClellaii's staff at the time. That general's Report and Barnard's criticism of it can be found in the Bates Hall. J. S. C. Abbott's paper on the Chicka- 
 hominy campaign is in Harper's monthly, vol. 30. Hamley examines the military aspects in his " Operations of war " [5910.6]. 
 
 Of General Pope's campaign, see that generals Jleport ; Mills comment on it, and the testimony in the court martial of General Porter. 
 
 Of Hooker's campaign, the most valuable monograph is Hotchkiss and Allan's account of the battle of Chancellorsville — a very clear and impartial 
 narrative by two of General Jackson's staif-offlcers, who furnish excellent maps, and who are rarely inaccurate, but in matters necessarily beyond their 
 knowledge. 
 
 General Custer's paper on the battle of the Wilderness is in The galaxy. May, 1876 ; and an article, " After the battle of the Wilderness," is in the 
 Atlantic monthly. May, 1876. 
 
 Of the final campaign under Grant, Newhall's " With General Sheridan in Lee's last campaign " is a vivid portrayal of the closing scenes. See also 
 the lives of Grant. . 
 
 The Virginia and Maryland campaigns have also been reviewed by Lieut.-Col. Chesney, 1863, who is reputed the chief of the English military critics, 
 in two valuable and entertaining little volumes, not including, however, the closing campaign. His political sympathies are with the confederates. 
 
 See Harper's monthly, " In and around Richmond," vol. 32. 
 
 Western campaigns. For Sherman's campaign, see Nichols, Conyngham, etc., beside the general histories, and lives of Sherman, Lyon, Grant, Footc, 
 etc. See Harper's monthly, for Sherman's march, vol. 31 ; for Chattanooga, vol. 36; and for Lookout mountain, vol. 37. 
 
 The chief interest of late has rested in Sherman's own account in his Memoirs [1212.3; 5024.4], and in Boyoton's criticism [5024.5]. General W. F. 
 Smith gives an account of the battle of Chickamauga in the Galaxy, Nov., 1875. 
 
 The Vicksburg campaign is examined in chap, xn of Sherman's Memoirs [1212.3; 5024.4], which may be compared with Badeau's " Life of Grant " 
 [5021.8], the best of the single accounts. 
 
 Southern campaigns. Beside the general histories, see Parton's " Butler in New Orleans " [815.2] ; and Hepworth, Hosmer, etc., mentioned above. 
 
 States, regiments, etc., in the war. Numerous records of this kind are given in the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc., and much more 
 will be found in the Bates Ball catalogues. 
 
 Hospital and sanitary service, etc. Adequate records have been made in the histories of the Sanitary commission [in Bates Hall; see reviews in North 
 American, Jan., 1867, and in the Atlantic monthly, April, 1867] and of the Christian commission [in Bates Hall; see Lippincott's magazine, Feb., 1868; and 
 no. 1269 of Living age], while there are numerous personal records, like Miss Alcott's, etc. See article on " The military hospitals at Foriress Monroe," in 
 Harper's monthly, vol. 29. See Eudora Clark's " Hospital memories" in the Atlantic monthly, Aug. and Sept., 1867. 
 
 There is a paper on the " National cemeteries " in Harper's monthly, vol. 33. 
 
 Prison experience. See numerous records in the Bates Hail catalogues. Also Harper's monthly, vol. 31. The "Pleasant side of rebel prisons " is 
 given in " Old and new," April, 1875. 
 
 Confederate narratives. Beside General Johnstone's " Narrative " [813.18], the general narrative of Pollard, his " Life of Jefferson Davis " [5013.3], and 
 the official despatches, see in the list above, Gilmor [817.17]; Scott's "Partisan life with Mosby " [811.14] ; Eggleston's " Rebel's recollections " [5016.15,— 
 see Atlantic monthly, June, 1874], and many others to be found in the Bates Hall. 
 
 Political aspects. For the causes, beside the general histories, particularly Greeley's and Draper's, see Fowler's " Sectional controversy " [in Bates Hall], 
 whichtracesthedevelopment of sectionalism from colonial days; Greeley's " Recollections of a busy life " [5023.8]; Olmsted's " Seaboard states " [414.7]; 
 Helper's " Impending crisis " [617.1] ; and Lamon's " Life of Lincoln " [5020.5]. 
 
 Botts's " Great rebellion " tiaces its rise and progress, and his book is the author's personal vindication as a unionist of the South. Stephens, the vice- 
 president of the confederacy, has put forth his " Constitutional yew " of the war, and has published a reply to his reviewers. These and others are to be 
 found in the Bates Hall. Pollard's "Life of Jefferson Davis " [5013.3] covers the secret history of the confederacy, as told by an actor on that side. Presi- 
 dent Buchanan lias published since the war a defence of his " administration on the eve of the rebellion " [813.8], tracing also the history of the anti-slavery 
 agitation, and the right of secession. See Towle's paper on " Secession leaders " in vol. 26 of Harper's monthly. There are chapters on foreign relations in 
 Draper's " Civil war" [811.6] and Carleton's " Four years of fighting " [813.7]. 
 
 Secret service. Richardson [813.15] represents the books of this class. 
 
 Naval history. Boynton's [5012.1] is the only considerable history; but there is an outline of naval operations in Hamersly's "Records of living 
 oflicers " [.'H)'.i2.14J and a popular view in Headley 's " Farragut and our naval commanders '' [5012.4]. Chesney's " Military biograpiiies " [5922.8] criticises t.ie 
 exploits of Farragut and Porter. 
 
 Swinton's " Decisive battles " [812.13] contains an account of the battle between the Monitor and Merrimac. 
 
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 See Harper's monthly, on ironclads, vol. 25 ; on the first cruise of the Fassaic, vol. 27 ; and on tlie cruise of the Sassacus, vol. 29. The daring exploits 
 of Lieut. W. B. Gushing are narrated in " One of many " in Harper's monthly, July, 1874, 
 
 Foreign views. The writings of J. S. Mill, Cairnes, Newman^ Bright, and Cobden among Englishmen ; and Cochin, Laugel, Lecomte, Laboulaye, and 
 Gasparin are favorable to the North in the political aspect. These and others may be found in the Bates Hall. 
 
 See Lowell's " My study windows," for liis paper on a " Certain condescension in foreigners." 
 
 Of tlie military operations, Trollope offered tlie earliest English account, followed by Russell [413.6], while the English officers, Fletcher, Frazier, and 
 Chesney, already mentioned, are opposed in syuipatliy to the North. See also the French accounts of Pisani, Prince Napoleon's aide-de-camp; of the 
 Prince de Joinville; of Ciianal; of Cortambert and De Tranaltos; and of Vigo-Roussillon ; and the German Von Borclie. The " History of the war" by 
 the Comte de Paris [813.17] is taking rank as showing the observations of a close student of military science, and will perhaps be considered among the best 
 of the military histories. 
 
 Military and naval history. 
 
 Cooper's " History of the navy" [813.4; 813.6], with Boynton's [6012.1] for the civil war, make a continuous record in eflfect; while Allen's "British 
 navy " [5417.5] gives the English side. 
 
 Hamersly's " Records of living ofHcers of the navy," 1870 [5022.14], contains brief memoirs, arranged by seniority with alphabetical index, and a concise 
 narrative of naval operations in the civil war, and lists of all officers engaged. 
 
 There is a " History of the cavalry " [816.5] by Brackett. 
 
 The general histories necessarily cover this aspect, and also particular histories of periods, as mentioned under preceding sections. 
 
 Constitutional history, etc. 
 
 The history of the ideas of local self-government, and of a spirit of union which resulted in the American constitution, is ably and elaborately traced 
 in Frothingham's " Rise of the republic " [5010.5] ; while Curtis, in his " History of the constitution," is more closely concerned with the effort to fashion the 
 sentiment of union and local independency into the written charter. Towle also traces the historical antecedents in the earlier confederacies. The debates 
 that preceded the adoption can be studied in Elliot, and in Rives's Madison ; and the Federalist, chiefly by Hamilton, was written to commend the constitu- 
 tion to general favor. See Everett's oration on American constitutions [1921.1.1], and Judge Story's " Commentaries " [1530.2]. The history of the forma- 
 tion and of the powers of the constitution is popularly told in Alden's " Science of government " [633G.1] ; a comparison with those of Athens, Lacedasmon 
 and Carthage is given in President Monroe's posthumous " The people the sovereign." The works of John Adams [vols. 4, 5, and 6] unfold the ideas 
 of a prominent actor in the events from 1775 down to the full operation of the constitution. Hildreth [5011.10.3, chapter 47] traces the history of the formation 
 of the constitution. Diverse views of the workings of the constitution and of its powers may be studied in Story; in Bowen; in Farrar; in Ponieroy; in 
 Mulford; in Brownson; in Jennings, who is an alarmist, etc. The liistories of parties, like Van Buren's, and Gillet's Democracy, and records of political 
 action, like Benton's "Thirty years' view," and the speeches of Webster, will afford additional light. J. A. Hamilton's " Reminiscences " [.5022.1] is in part 
 a reply to Van Buren's " Political parties." 
 
 Among foreign comments the chief in importance is De Tocqueville, 1830 " Democracy in America " [5015.1], and he is reviewed by J. S. Mill and 
 others. See also the observations of Martineau, Thornton, Gurowski, Anthony Trollope, Chevalier, etc. 
 
 A full study of these and other authorities can only be had by using the Bates Hall catalogues. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history. 
 
 The general histories necessarily trace the introduction and progress of sects, and the accompaniments of the religious fervor which in difierent sec- 
 tions of the country was connected with the founding of the colonies. For New England, see the headings New England, Massachusetts, Plymouth, 
 Puritans, etc. For the Jesuits of the North-west, see Parkman's histories. There is a recent sketch by Fitton [5816.5] of the establishment of the catholic 
 church in New England. For the Huguenots in Florida, see Parkman's " Pioneers " [5015.5.1]. Lives of Whitefield cover the rise of methodism. Spragiie's 
 " Annals of the American pulpit" [in Bates Hall] surveys the field comprehensively, coming down to a recent date. Vols. 1 and 2 are given to Trinitarian 
 congregationalists; vols. 3 and 4, to Presbyterians; vol. 5, to Episcopalians; vol. 6, to Baptists; vol. 7, to Methodists; vol. 8, to Unitarians. Each series has 
 a compendious historical sketch of the sect, prefixed, with indications of authorities. , 
 
 For the peculiar socialistic sects, see NordhofFs " Communistic societies " [5821.2] ; Dixon's " Spiritual wives " [1538.2] and his " New America " 
 [418.1]; Robert Dale Owen's "Threading my way" [5427.6], and chapters in Greeley's "Recollections of a busy life" [5023.8]. The shakers are also 
 described by Lossing in vol. 15 of Harper's monthly. See Mormonisin, note. 
 
 The Bates Hall catalogues will enlarge, in many directions, the field of this investigation. 
 
 Literature. 
 
 The best account will be found in Duyckinck's Cyclopaedia, which traces the progress of letters in America from the earliest days to our time, giving 
 extracts. It may be supplemented by various classified collections of extracts, with biographical and critical addenda, like Dr. Griswold's [5212.3]; his 
 Female authors [5212.2], etc. Underwood's American authors [5214.1] has a historical introduction. Whipple wrote the review of the last century of 
 American literature in Harper's monthly, Feb., 187t>. 
 
 Among separate papers the following may be designated : Everett's address on " The circumstances favorable to the progress of literature in America," 
 in his Orations [1921.1.1]; Emerson's "American scholar," in his Miscellanies [1934.6]; Higginson's "Americanism in literature," in liis "Atlantic essays" 
 [1915.2, or Atlantic monthly, Jan., 1870]. There is a recent history of " Journalism in the United States, from 1690 to 1873," by Hudson [5414.2]. 
 
 For the drama, see Dunlap's " History of the American theatre," 1832 [in Bates Hall] ; Mrs. Mowatt's "Autobiography of an actress " [1216.6], etc. See 
 also the biographies of Kean, Cooke, Matthews and other English actors who have performed in the United States. 
 
 AUibone will of course be consulted for particular writers. The lives of Irving, Percival, Paulding, George Ticknor, Prescott, and Fitz-Green Halleck 
 of course afford parallel illustrations of the history of literature in their day. See English literature, note. 
 
 The educational progress of the country during the last century is traced in Harper's monthly, Nov., 1875. 
 
 Manners, customs, etc. 
 
 De Tocqueville [5015.1] viewed American society and institutions with favor, and with a discernment that made him philosophical and critical. 
 
 Lamon's " Life of Lincoln " [.5020.5] aftords pictures of western life in the early part of tliis century. 
 
 Dixon [chap. 59 of his " New America," 418.1] gives a later aspect. 
 
 For frontier life, see Parton's " Life of Jackson" [1212.1], and authorities there given; also Marcy's "Border reminiscences" [413.3] and "Thirty 
 years of army life on the border " [415.16]. See also note under Travels. 
 
 See also " Society in America," in the Cornhill, 1873, or Living age, Feb. 1, 1873. 
 
 Travels in America, and numerous other works in the Bates Hall, some of which are mentioned in the notes in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, 
 etc., afford additional light on this aspect. 
 
 Travels, description, etc. 
 
 The history of travel in the United States has been well traced byTuckerman in his "America and her commentators" [5033.5]; and a somewhat 
 extended chronological arrangement of travellers is given in the note in the Lower Hall Catalogue of history, etc. 
 
 Much misrepresentation by English writers led to Irving's kind remonstrance with the Englisli writers on America, in his "Sketch book" [311.13; 
 715.6; 1815.10], and Walsh's" Appeal from the judgment of Great Britain respecting the United States," was kindly reviewed by Jeffrey, in his Essays 
 [5610.8]. Sidney Smith, in his Essays, also rebuked some of the viliflers of America. Tuckerman gives a chapter to English abuse of America. A good 
 deal of just satire was also dealt out by Cooper, in his " Homeward bound " [525.27] and in his " Home as found" [525.20]. 
 
 De Tocqueville, in 18.30, made the observations that led to his famous book [5015.1], the most important work that a foreigner had up to that time writ- 
 ten upon American institutions. [See Constitutional history, note."] 
 
 The " Picturesque America " [.50.30.9] is a sumptuous illustrated description of the country at large. 
 
 The West. See the titles under West. 
 
 The mountain region of Kentucky and Tennessee is described in " A strange land and a peculiar people," in Lippincott's magazine, Oct., 1873. Also, 
 Irving's " Tour on the prairies " [417.1], and for frontier life, see note under Manners. 
 
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 Of the remoter "West, beside Dixon and Bowles, nee Coffin's "Seat of empire " C4a'>.1.5], with the belt map of the country between the 36th and Mth 
 parallels. 
 
 The government report* of explorationi in the We»t and South-west are of importance, like that for a Pacific railroad route [6611.2] ; that of Dacotah 
 [fi30.11 ; and that of Wyoming [0924.9]. See alio Arizona. 
 
 Browne's "Resources of the Pacific slope" [6C>31.6] ia the fullest work on that region. H. H. Bancroft's " Native races " [.'5920.4] pertains at full length 
 to the Indian antiquities, etc. of this region. See also California, Oregon, etc. 
 
 The South. See Virginia and the names of the other Southern states. King's " Great South " [5031.6] is the chief descriptive work, with illustrations, 
 part of which originally appeared in Scribiier's monthly in 1873-74. See also Slavery, and Olmsted's books. 
 
 Giiidet. Appleton's is the principal one [42.5.17]. There are also numerous- local guides, for which see their respective heads, in states, cities, etc. 
 
 The commercial progress of the country during the last century is followed in Harper's monthly, July, 187.5. 
 
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 Vandael, — . Manuel theorique et pratique du 
 
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 Vanderbilt, Cornelius. See Parton, J. Famous 
 
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 Vane, Sir Henry, Life of. Upham, C. W. (In 
 
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 Vanessa. By the author of " Still waters," etc 319.30 
 
 Vanity fair. Thackeray, W. M. Leipzig 335.7 
 
 — Same. (In his ^Yorks.) London 513.1.1 
 
 — Same. New York 1820.1' 
 
 Van Monckhoven, D. Popular treatise on photog- 
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 guide to recent English literature, containing a 
 minutely classified list of the best books pub- 
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 Vasari, Giorgio. Lives of the most eminent paint- 
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 various commentators. By Mrs. Jonathan 
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 Vashti. Wilson, A. J 737.20 
 
 Vassal-Fox, Henry Richard, 'id lord Holland. For- 
 eign reminiscences. Edited by his son. London, 
 1851. viii, 3i60 pp. Fac-simile. Sm. 8° 5435.6 
 
 — Memoirs of the whig party during my time. 
 
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 principles of the law of nature applied to the 
 conduct and affairs of nations and sovereigns. 
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 Vaux, Calvert. Villas and cottages. A series of 
 designs prepared for execution in the United 
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 ViSGETATioN. Figuicr, (G.) F. The vegetable world. 
 
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 — Harris, T. W. Treatise on some of the insects of 
 
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 Velleius Paterculus, Caius. [Works.] See Sal- 
 
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 Velocipede, The; its history, varieties, and prac- 
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 Velpbau, Alfred Armand Louis Marie. Treatise 
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 Venereal diseases. The pathology and treatment 
 
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 Venetia. Disraeli, B 324.20 
 
 Venezuela, Los Gringos; or, wanderings in. Wise, 
 
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 years the chief authority, and his hostility to the republic has 
 been transmitted to the many books that have been based 
 upon his researches, particularly as regards the inquisitors of 
 state, the documents he cites concerning which are alleged to 
 be spurious by Hazlitt [in Bates Hall], whose history, I860, 
 extending from 409 to 1457, is the most considerable and 
 authoritative account in English, tliough the ordinary reader 
 may be satisfied with the mingled history and description in- 
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 Further illustration of "Venetian history will be found in 
 Gibbon's " Roman empire " [824.9] ; Hallam's "Middle ages " 
 [5916.1], and Sismondi s " Italian republics." 
 
 The closing days of the Venetian republic are told by Alison 
 ill his " History of Europe " [591.S.5]. See the paper on tlie 
 Rise and fall of the republic of Venice, in London Quarterly 
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 For Venetian art, see Painting, wo<e, and some chapters in 
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 A very successful delineation of modern Venice is Howell's 
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 low's "Outre-mer" [18;^.4.1]; Harper's monthly, Sept., 
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 The chief literary associations with Venice and her history 
 come from Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, and Othello ; 
 Schiller's Fiesco; Byron's "Childe Harold" [1614.13.2]; 
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 — Tomlinson, C. Rudimentary treatise on warming 
 
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 Venus, the planet. Proctor, R. A. Transits of 
 
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 Vera. Leipzig, 1871. 303 pp. Sq. 16° 315.5 
 
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 Verlorene Handschrift, Die. Freytag, G. Leip- 
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 Verne, Julos. Adventures in the laud of the Behe- 
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 259 
 
 Views 
 
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 Verne, Jules, continued. 
 
 — Around the world in eighty days. Translated by 
 
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 trated. London, 1876. 120-f- pp. Portrait. 
 
 Sm. 8° 715.31 
 
 — Doctor Ox, and other stories. Translated by G. M. 
 
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 — Dr. Ox's experiment, and Master Zacharius. From 
 
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 A'o«e.— This is identical with " A journey to the north pole." 
 It is a translation of " Les Anglais au pole nord, aventures dn 
 capitaine Hatteras."' Paris [1872]. 
 
 — The field of ice. With illustrations. London, 
 
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 — Five weeks in a balloon. A voyage of explora- 
 
 tion and discovery in Central Africa. From the 
 French. Illustrated. London, 1876. 190 pp. 
 Sm. 8° 715.30 
 
 — Five weeks in a balloon; or, journeys and dis- 
 
 coveries in Africa by three Englishmen. Done 
 into English by " William Lackland." New 
 York, 1869. 345-|- pp. Illustrated. 8° 735.26 
 
 — A floating city. From the French. Illustrated. 
 
 London, 1876. 208 pp. Sm. 8° 715.26 
 
 — A floating city, and The blockade runners. From 
 
 the French. New York, 1874. iv, 286 pp. Illus- 
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 minutes: and a trip round it. Translated by 
 Louis Mercier and Eleanor B. King. With illus- 
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 — Same. London, 1876. 160 pp. Sm. 8° 715.28 
 
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 Boston, 1874. xiii, 334+ pp. H° 713.2 
 
 — A journey to the centre of the earth. From the 
 
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 305+ pp. 12° 733.7 
 
 — Martin Paz. Translated by Ellen E. Frewer. Il- 
 
 lustrated edition. London, 1876. 126 pp. Sm. 8°, 715.34 
 
 — Meridiana: the adventures of three Englishmen 
 
 and three Kussians in South Africa. From the 
 French. With illustrations. London, 1873. 
 viii, 232 pp. Sm. 4° 713.1 
 
 — The mysterious island. Part i. Shipwrecked in 
 
 the air. From the French. With illustrations. 
 Boston, 1875. 202 pp. Sm. 4° 724.17 
 
 [Part II.] Abandoned. Translated by W. H. G. 
 
 Kingston. New York, 1875. viii, 304 pp. 
 Illustrated. 16° 733.11 
 
 [Part III.] The secret of the island. Trans- 
 lated by W. H. G. Kingston. New York, 1876. 
 viii, 299 pp. Illustrated. 16° 733.14 
 
 — Round the moon: a sequel to " From the earth to 
 
 the moon." Translated by Louis Mercier and 
 Eleanor E. King. With illustrations. London, 
 
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 — Le tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours. Paris 
 
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 — The tour of the world in eighty days. Boston, 
 
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 — Same.' London, 1876. 302 pp. Sm. 8° 715.27 
 
 — A voyage around the world. In search of the 
 
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 Verne, Jules, continued. 
 
 — A winter amid the ice, and other stories. From 
 
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 cent of Mont Blanc. 
 
 — The wreck of the Chancellor. [Also, Martin Paz.] 
 
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 Vernon. Abbott, J. Harper's story books 936.1.9 
 
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 — Fields, J. T. Old acquaintance. Barry Cornwall 
 
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 Vestiges of the natural history of creation. Cham- 
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 ViARDOT, Louis. Wonders of European art. Illus- 
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 Vicar, The, of Bullhampton. Trollope, A 334.3 
 
 Vicar, The, of Wakefield. Goldsmith, 0. London, 
 
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 — Same. {In his Select works.) Leipzig, 1842. 
 
 Sq. 16° 312.23 
 
 — Satne. (In his Works.) London, 1854. 8°.. 5612.1.1 
 
 Vicar's, The, daughter. MacDonald, G 537.23 
 
 Vicissitudes, The, of Bessie Fairfax. Parr, H. 
 
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 — Same. Philadelphia 726.26 
 
 ViCKERS, Thomas, joint author. The Bible in the 
 
 . public schools. <SecMAYO, Amory Dwight 5819.2 
 
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 Victor, Metta V. Passing the portal; or, a girl's 
 
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 Victor Lescar. Grant, Miss — 331.18 
 
 Victor's triumph. Southworth, E. D. E. N 734.20 
 
 Victoria, Alexandrina, queen of England. The early 
 
 years of the prince consort. Compiled by C. 
 
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 Victoria, Glimpses of life in. By a resident. Edin- 
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 Victorian poets. Stedman, E. C. Boston, 1876. 
 
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 Victories, The, of love. Patmore, C. (K. D.) Bos- 
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 Victory, The, of the vanquished. Charles, E 321.6 
 
 ViELLE oousine. La. Souvestre, E. Theatre de la 
 
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 — Report of the commissioners [of Massachusetts] 
 
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 Views a-foot; or, Europe seen with knapsack and 
 
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 ViGNY, Alfred (Victor), comte de. Cinq-Mars: or a 
 conspiracy under Louis xiii. Translated by W. 
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 Sm. 8° ; 537.21 
 
 — Cinq-Mars ou une conjuration sous Louis xiii. 
 
 2ye edition. Precedee de Reflexions sur la 
 verite dans I'art. Aocompaguee de documents 
 bistoriques. Paris, 1873. 496-}- pp. Fac- 
 similes. 18" 6536. 19 
 
 — Servitude et grandeur militairea. 12e edition. 
 
 Paris, 1872. 355-|- pp. 18" 5536.20 
 
 Contents.— Laurette ou le cachet rouge; La veillee de Viu- 
 ceimes; La caune de jouc. 
 
 — Stello. lie edition. Paris, 1873. 351-|-pp. 18°.5536.18 
 
 Villa Eden. Auerbacb, B 511.20 
 
 Village and country bouses. Lakey, C. B. New 
 
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 Village lawyer, The: a farce. New York, n. d. 
 
 16 pp. 12" 1635.5 
 
 Village, The, on the cliff. Thackeray, A. I. Leip- 
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 — iia7ne. {In her Works.) Loudon 512.1.3 
 
 Village sermons. Burder, G. Philadelphia, 18 2 1.* 
 
 4 V. 12" 6327.7 
 
 Villas and cottages. Vaux, C. New York, 1872. 8". 6221.1 
 ViLLEFRANCHE, J. M. La telegraphie fran^aise. 
 
 Avec figures suivie d'un guide-tarif k I'usage 
 
 des expediteurs des telegrammes. Paris, 1870. 
 
 viii, 348+ pp. 18° 6817.3 
 
 ViLLEMAiN, Abel I'ran^ois. Choix d'etudes sur la 
 
 litterature contemporaine. Paris, 1858. xi, 
 
 462 pp. 12" 5537. 12 
 
 ■ — Cours de litterature fran^aise. Tableau de la 
 
 litterature au xviiie siecle. Nouvelle edition. 
 
 Paris, 1873. 4 v. 12°.... 5537.10 
 
 — Cours de litterature fran^aise. Tableau de la 
 
 litterature au moyen age en France, en Italie, 
 en Espagne et en Angleterre. Nouvelle edition. 
 Paris, 1871. 2 v. 12° 5537.11 
 
 — Discours et melanges litteraires. Nouvelle edi- 
 
 tion. Paris, 1873. 403 -f- pp. 12° 5537.15 
 
 — Etudes de litterature ancienne et etrangere. 
 
 Nouvelle edition. Paris, 1870. 395-4- pp. 12". 5537.17 
 
 — .fitudes d'bistoire moderne. Nouvelle edition. 
 
 Paris, 1862. xvi, 420 pp. 12" 5537.13 
 
 — Histoire de Cromwell d'apres les memoires du 
 
 temps et les recuuils parlementaires. Eruxelles, 
 
 185L 437 pp. 12" 2015.7 
 
 — Life of Gregory vii. Preceded by a sketch of 
 
 the history of the papacy to the eleventh cen- 
 tury. Translated by J. B. Brockley. London, 
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 — Tableau de I'eloquenoe chretienne au ive siecle. 
 
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 ViLLETTE. Bronte, C 321.21 
 
 ViLMAR, August Friedrich Christian. Geschichto 
 
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 ViNCEXNES, France. Le , donjon de Vinoennes. 
 
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 Aknould, Auguste VoL 7, 8 of 2010.1 
 
 ViNCENT, Frank, jr. The land of the white elephant: 
 
 sights and scenes in south-eastern Asia. With 
 
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 — Through and through the tropics. Thirty thou- 
 
 sand miles of travel in Oceanica, Australasia, 
 
 and India. New York, 1876. 304 pp. 12"... 436.8 
 
 ViNCENzo. Euffini, G 316.19 
 
 Vinci, Lionardo da. Hagen, (E.) A. Leonhard da 
 
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 — Heaton, M. M., and others. Leonardo da Vinci 
 
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 ViNKT, Alexandre (Rudolphe). History of French 
 
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 Viola and Arno. Abbott, J, Harper's atory bookg. 936. 1.12 
 
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 Violin, The: its famous makers and their imitators. 
 
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 — The habitations of man in all ages. Translated 
 
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 — The story of [the building of] a house. Trans- 
 
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 ViRCHOw, Rudolph. The cranial affinities of man 
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 Visits to remarkable places. Howitt, W. Phila- 
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 Vitality. On life and vital action in health and 
 
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 Viticulture. Treatise on the origin, nature, and 
 varieties of wine. Thudichum, J. L. W., and 
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 ViviA. Southworth, E. D. E. N 727.19 
 
 Vivian Grey. Disraeli, B 324.21 
 
 VoGEL, Hermann. International scientific series. 
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 Voice, The, of Elias. Snow, S. S. New York, 1863. 
 
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 Voices of the night. Longfellow, H. W. Poetical 
 
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 Volcanoes. The character of their phenomena 
 
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 VoLCKHAUSEN, Ad. von. Why did he not die? After 
 
 the Gorman by Mrs. A. L. Wister 726.3 1 
 
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 Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet, called de. His- 
 tory of Charles xii, king of Sweden. Edin- 
 burgh, 1873. xxiv, 369 pp. Folded map. 
 Portraits. Sm. 8° 5726.6 
 
 — Zadig; or, the book of fate. Translated by F. 
 
 Ashmore. London, 1784. 41pp. S"^ 513.13 
 
 — Voltaire. Morley,J. London, 1872. S'^. 1221.2 and 5523.2 
 
 Note. — Compare also the general and literary histories 
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 Regarding the early life of Voltaire, see Carlyle's " Frederick 
 the great" [1237.1. '2]. 
 
 On liis private life, see Mrs. Jameson's " Loves of the poets" 
 [M18.2]. 
 
 His relations with Frederick the great arQ fully discussed in 
 Carlyle's " Life of Frederick tlie great " [1237.1], and they are 
 also elucidated in Lewes's Goethe [.^724.1] ; in Stahr's " Life 
 of Lessing" [1022.7]; and generally in the German literary 
 histories covering that period. See also Grimm's Correspond- 
 ence, reviewed in Jeffrey's Essays [5til0.8]. 
 
 Tlie English reader, if he has a fair knowledge of Voltaire's 
 career and character, will find help from Morley's " Voltaire," 
 as being rather critical than biographical, and alto^^ther a 
 high estimate. There are essays on Voltaire, one by Carlyle, 
 who put adroitness as his prime characteristic, in his Essays 
 [5610.7]; and the other is in Broughams " Men of letters of 
 the time of George ill " [5614 4.2]. 
 
 There are also views of his character and influence in 
 Buckle's '* Civilization " [5417.1]; in Lamartine's " Giron- 
 dists " [827.25] ; in Lecky's " Rationalism " [5<ja3.5] ; and in 
 Martin's "Decline of the French monarchy." See summary 
 of his life in Quarterly review, 1873. 
 
 Voltaire is one of the characters in Miihlbach's " Berlin and 
 Saus-souci" [531.1.')]; and Bungener's "Priest and Hugue- 
 not" [627.4] and " Preacher and the king" [716.4]. 
 
 VoLUPT^. Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Paris, 1872. 12°. 5538.12 
 VoSE, George Leonard. Handbook of railroad con- 
 struction; for the use of American engineers. 
 With illustrations. Boston, lb57. xx, 480 
 pp. 8" 6422.5 
 
 — Manual for railroad engineers and engineering 
 
 students. With woodcuts and plates. Boston, 
 
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 ConteiUs. — Yol.I. Text. n. Plates. 
 
 Voyages and adventures, The, of Captain Hatteras. 
 
 Verne, J. Boston, 1875. S*^... 733.6 
 
 Voyages round the world. Brooks, J. A seven 
 months' run, up, and down, and around the 
 world. New York, 1873. Sm. 8" 423.12 
 
 — Delano, A. Narrative of voyages and travels in 
 
 the northern and southern hemispheres, com- 
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 — Hoifman, W. The monitor; or, jottings of a New 
 
 York merchant during a trip round the globe. 
 
 New York, 1863. 12^ 235.3 
 
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 — Verne, J. A voyage around the world. In search 
 
 of the castaways. [Fiction.] Hartford, 1873. 8^. 432.1 
 
 W., H. Ellen Clinton; or, the influence of a loving 
 
 spirit 532.18 
 
 Waaqen, Gustav Friedrich. Handbook of painting. 
 German, Flemish, and Dutch schools. Baaed on 
 the handbook of Kugler. Enlarged and for the 
 most part re-written. With illustrations. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 2 V. 8° 6214.1 
 
 Wachexhu.sen, Hans. For a woman's sake, or, the 
 
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 Waddington, John. Congregational history, 1200- 
 
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 Wages, The, of sin. Yates, E 721.17 
 
 Wagner, Albrecht. Process of repair after resec- 
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 an appendix of cases, by T. Holmes. London, 
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 AVagner, Rudolf (Johannes). Handbook of chemi- 
 cal technology. Translated and edited from the 
 8th German edition, with extensive additions, 
 by W. Crookes. With illustrations. New York, 
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 AVagner, (Wilhelm) Richard. Amateur series. Art 
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 a catalogue of Wagner's published works and 
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 Shelf. No. 
 
 Wagner, (Wilhelm) Richard, continued. 
 
 — Richard Wagner and the music of the future. 
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 Waiblinger, William (Friedrich). Gesammelte 
 Werke, mit Leben von H. v. Canitz. 2te recht- 
 massige Gesammtausgabe. Mit Kupfern. Ham- 
 burg, 1842. 9v.in5. Sq. 16° 2028.1 
 
 Contents. — Vol. [I.] 1. Leben j Die Britten in Rom. 2. 
 Francesco Spina; Die Britten in Rom. Schluss; Das Aben- 
 teuer von der Sohle. [II.] 3. Das Marclien von der blauen 
 Grotte; Das Blumenfest; Friedrich Holderlins Leben, Dich- 
 tung und "Wahusinn. 4. Die heilege Woche; Drei Tage in 
 der Unterwelt; Rosa Taddei; Aus Waiblinger's Tagebuch. 
 [III.] 5. Anna Bullen; Die Nacht in St. Peter; Sinngedichte 
 und Epigrannne. 6. Erziihlungen aus der Geschicte des 
 ietzigeu Griecheidands [1826]. [IV.] 7. Lied der Weihe 1827 ; 
 Rom und Unigegend; Neapel die Stadt und das Land; lu- 
 seln ; Lieder der Sehnsueht uiid Liebe; Verinischte Gedichte. 
 [V.] 8. Der Friihling in den Gebirgen Latiunis 1827; Wande- 
 rung ins Sabinerland 1827; Aus einem Tagebuch in Olevano 
 1827 ; Wanderung vou Olevano nacn Rom 1827 ; Somnieiaustlug 
 naeh Olevano 1828: Skizze einesWegweisers durch die Um- 
 gebungen Ronis 1830. 9. Keisen in die Abruzzen und an den 
 Fucinersee 1828; Ausflug von Neapel nach Pastum 1828; 
 Briefe aus der lusel Capri 1828; Ueber das St. Carli notheater 
 in Neapel 1828 ; Der Vesur ini .Jahrel829; Briefe liber Bene- 
 vent und Avellino 1829; Briefe iiber Pompeii 1829; Briefe aus 
 Palermo 1829. 
 
 Wait for the end. Lemon, M 312,8 
 
 Waiting race, A. Yates, E. 2 v. 331.2 
 
 Wakefield. Hawthorne, N. (/« Johnson, (E.) R. 
 
 Little classics) 529.4.2 
 
 Wake-robin. [On birds.] Burroughs, J. New 
 
 York, 1871. 16^ 1525.12 
 
 Wakefield, Priscilla. An introduction to botany, 
 with illustrative engravings. Added a cata- 
 logue of American plants, and a glossary of 
 botanical terms. Philadelphia, 1818. xii, 
 215 pp. Sm. S'^ 6626.8 
 
 Walden, Treadwell. Our English Bible and its 
 ancestors. Philadelphia [cop. 1871]. 231 pp. 
 16° 5818.13 
 
 Walden; or, life in the woods. Thoreau, H. D. 
 
 Boston, 1854. 16" 417.2 
 
 Waldie's select circulating library. Vol. x. Phila- 
 delphia, 1837. 4^^ 6730.41 
 
 Waldfried. a novel. Auerbach, B 734.24 
 
 Wales, Abby L. Reminiscences of the Boston fe- 
 male asylum. Boston, 1844. 88 pp. 16'^ 5835.6 
 
 Wales. Adams, W. T. Red cross; or. Young 
 
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 — Black, A. and C, publishers. Black's guide to. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1874. Sm. 8" 6437.2 
 
 — Borrow, G. Wild Wales: its people, language, 
 
 and scenery. London, 1872. Sm. 8° 5438.6 
 
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 of. London [1870]. 3 v. 16" 5438.1 
 
 Wales family. Thayer, E. Family memorial. 
 
 Hingham, 1835. 8° 611.2 
 
 Walford, Edward. Juvenal [outlined and ex- 
 plained]. Edinburgh, 1872. 169-}- pp. 16°. 
 
 [Ancient classics for English readers] 6116. 15 
 
 Walford, L. B. Mr. Smith. A part of his life. 
 
 Leipzig 335.19 
 
 — Same. Leisure hour series. New York 518.1 
 
 Walk, A, from London to Lands end and back, 
 
 with notes by the way. Burritt, E. London, 
 
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 Walker, Amasa. Transactions of the agricultural 
 societies of Massachusetts, for 1852. See Mas- 
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 Walker, Charles, editor. The ritual reason why. 
 
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 Walker, Charles V. Nouveau manuel complet de 
 la telegraphic electrique. Traduit de I'anglais 
 par D. Magnier. Suivi d'un appendice. Ou- 
 vrage orne de figures. Paris, 1851. 197 pp. 
 24°. [Manuel Roret] 6829.1 
 
 Walker, Francis Amasa. Compendium, etc. of the 
 ninth census. See United States. Department 
 of the interior. Census bureau 5010.2, 12 
 
 — The Indian question. Boston, 1874. 268 pp. 
 
 Folded map. 12" 5016.14 
 
 Walker, James. Sermons preached in the chapel 
 
 of Harvard college. Boston, 1861. v, 307 pp. 
 
 12° 1624.4 
 
 Walker, Mary Spring. Both sides of the street. . , 913.28 
 
WALKER 
 
 262 
 
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 Walker, Mrs. Edward Ashley. The total depravity 
 of inanimate things. {In Johnson, (E.) R. 
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 Walks in Rome. Hare, A. J. C. New York, 1873. 
 
 12° 5626. 13 
 
 Wallace, Alfred Russel. Contributions to the 
 theory of natural selection. 2d edition. Lon- 
 don, 1871. xvi,384pp. 16° 6616.4 
 
 — Same. New York, 1871. xvi, 384 pp. 16° . .. 6836.1 
 
 See Darwinism, note. 
 
 — The Malay archipelago: the land of the orang- 
 
 utan, and the bird of paradise. New York, 
 
 1869. 638 pp. Maps. Illustrations. Sm. 8". 5934.1 
 
 — Miracles and modern spiritualism. Three essays. 
 
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 Wallace, Mrs. E. D. A woman's experiences in 
 
 Europe. Including England, France, Germany, 
 
 and Italy. New I'ork, 1872. 315 pp. 12°... 423.11 
 
 Wallace, Lewis. The fair god; or, the last of 
 
 the 'tzins. Boston, 1873. xiv, 586 pp. 12°. 
 
 737.16 and 5014.10 
 Wallace, William Vincent. Maritana. {In Ditson, 
 
 0., and CO. Standard opera librettos) 6233.3.5 
 
 Wallace. Abbott, J 914.11 
 
 Wallenstein, Death of. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. 
 
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 See Coleridge, S. T. Works 1611.5 
 
 Wallenstein's Lager. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. 
 
 Werke. Stuttgart, 1865. 8° 6734.1.4 
 
 Wallenstein's Tod. Schiller, (J. C.) F. von. Bos- 
 ton, 1865. 12° 5736.3 
 
 — Same. {In his Werke.) Stuttgart, 1865. 8°. 5734. 1.4 
 Walling, H. F., and Gray, 0. W., compilers. Offi- 
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 Wallys, Philip. About New York: an account of 
 what a boy saw in his visit to the city. Illus- 
 trated. New York, 1857. 102-f. pp. 12° 414.19 
 
 Walmsley, Hugh Mulleneux. Wild sports and sav- 
 age life in Zulu land. With illustrations. 
 London [1872], viii j 374 pp. 16° 5928.1 
 
 Waln, Robert. Life of the marquis de La Fayette. 
 Philadelphia, 1825. 505 [501] pp. Portrait. 
 8° 5513.2 
 
 Walpole, Horace, ith earl of Oxford. Anecdotes of 
 painting in England. Reprint. London, 1871. 
 viii, 532 pp. 16° 6215.7 
 
 — Letters. Edited by Peter Cunningham. Now 
 
 first chronologically arranged. London, 1857. 
 
 9 V. Portraits. 8° 5623.2 
 
 Note. — The reader will do well at first to survey the subject 
 as mapped out in ADibone, and to note his references. Wal- 
 pole's own autobiography is merely a matter of dates; but 
 his long series of Letters ^ows his times and their writer 
 equally well. After successive issues by instalments, they 
 have been consolidated in one chronological sequence by 
 Peter Cunningham, in nine volumes, embracing 2t)65 letters, 
 covering 1735-97. Of similar value in studying the author 
 and his times, are his Reminiscences of the court of George 
 1 and George II ; his memoirs of the last ten years of George 
 II, 1751-4)0 ; of George III, 1760-71, followed by Journals, 
 1771-83, the whole forming, with the Letters, an unmatched 
 contribution to the political and social history of England for 
 the greater part of the last century. All but the Letters must 
 be sought in the Bates Hall. 
 
 For accounts of Strawberry hill, his residence, see Cobbett's 
 " Memorials of Twickenham " [.5424.1] and Eastlake's " His- 
 tory of the Gothic revival " [6221.2]. Also Wharton's "Wits 
 and beaux " [1216.18]. 
 
 The only memoir of Walpole of regular proportions is that 
 edited by Eliot Warburton. Of the lesser accounts, Scott's, in 
 his " Lives of the novelists " [5914.2], is the earliest, and that 
 of Lord Dover, pn-flxed Xo his letters, is meagre, but it gave 
 occasion to Macaulay's review, in his Essays [1918.4], whose 
 unfavorable estimate of Walpole's character probably prevails 
 against the higher one of Croker. Cunningham holds Wal- 
 pole's character to be between the estimates of Macaulav and 
 Croker. Disraeli, in his paper " Pains of fastidious egotism " 
 [" Calamities of authors "], takes a low view. Also the sketch 
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 Walr^e, E. C. W. van. The burgomaster's family. 
 
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 by Sir John Shaw Lefevre 731.20 
 
 Walsh, John Henry. {Stonehenge.) British rural 
 
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 London, 1871. xx, 872 pp. Portrait. Sq. 16^. 6414.1 
 
 — The dog in health and disease, 2d edition. 
 
 London, 1872. xvi, 470 pp. Illustrated. 8°. 6614.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Walsh, John Henry, continued. 
 
 — The horse in the stable and the field; his man- 
 
 agement in health and disease. From the last 
 London edition. With notes and additions. 
 By R. McClure. And an essay on the American 
 trotting horse [etc.]. By E. Harvey. Illus- 
 trated. Philadelphia [cop. 1871]. 540 pp. 
 Sm. 8^ 6616.7 
 
 Walsh, Michael. A new system of mercantile arith- 
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 Walsh, Robert. An appeal from the judgments of 
 Great Britain respecting the United States of 
 America. 2d edition. Philadelphia, 1819. Ivi, 
 512 pp. 8° 811.10 
 
 Walsh, William Shepard, compiler. The treasure- 
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 opinion on cards, by C. Lamb; The parish revolution, by T. 
 Hood; A day in the academy, by F. C. Burnand; Mrs. 
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 Walter Goring. • Cudlip, A 3 17. 18 
 
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 Walter's word. Payn, J. Leipzig 331.12 
 
 — Same. New York 720.10 
 
 Walton, Izaak. The lives of John Donne; Sir 
 
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 bert; and Robert Sanderson. London, 1866. 
 xii, 403-4- pp. Portrait. 16° 5428.2 
 
 — and Cotton, Charles. The complete angler, or the 
 
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 the authors, and notes. Edited by B. Jesse. 
 Added papers on fishing-tackle, etc. By H. G. 
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 Wandering heir. The. Reade, C. Leipzig 335.16 
 
 — Same. New York 531.14 
 
 Wandering Jew, The. Sue, M. J. London [1845]. 
 
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 War. Graham, J. J. Elementary history of the 
 
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 — Hamley, E. B. The operations of war explained 
 
 and illustrated. Edinburgh, 1872. 4° 5910.6 
 
 — Helps, Sir A. Conversations on war and general 
 
 culture. Boston, 1871. 16° 5617.4 
 
 — Ruskin, J. The crown of wild olive. Three 
 
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 Warburton, Eliot (Bartholomew George). The 
 
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 — Darien. A historical romance 317.7 
 
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 Warburton, William P. Edward iii. With maps. 
 
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 Ward, Adolphus William. History of English dra- 
 matic literature to the death of Queen Anne. 
 London, 1875. 2 v. 8° 5624.3 
 
 Ward, Artemus, pseud. See Browne, Charles Far- 
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 Ward, James. The world in its workshops. Lon- 
 don, n. d. 138-j-pp. 2 plates. 16° 6428.5 
 
 Ward, John. Experiences of a diplomatist, being 
 recollections of Germany, 1840-70. London, 
 1872. viii, 278 pp. 8° 5714.6 
 
 Ward, Robert. An enquiry into the foundation and 
 history of the law of nations in Europe, from 
 the time of the Greeks and Romans to the age 
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 Ward or wife ? A romance 720.31 
 
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 Warder, John A. Hedges and evergreens. A com- 
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 suitable for American hedging. Illustrated. 
 New York, 1858. 291pp. 12^ 6626.3 
 
 Ware, Henry. Inquiry into the foundation, evi- 
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 2v. 12^ 5815.1 
 
 Ware, Henry, ^>. Discourses on the life and charac- 
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 — Of the formation of the Christian character. 3d 
 
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 — Memoir of. Ware, J. Boston, 1846. 12" 1215.6 
 
 "Ware, John. Hemoptysis as a symptom. {In Mas- 
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 — Hints to young men, on the true relation of the 
 
 sexes. Boston, 1850. 64 pp. 16° 1528.4 
 
 — Memoir of Henry Ware, jr. Boston, 1846. xii, 
 
 484 pp. Portrait. 12" 1215.5 
 
 — The philosophy of natural history. Prepared on 
 
 the plan, and retaining portions, of the work of 
 William Smellie. Boston, 1861. viii, 448 pp. 
 
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 Ware, John Fothergill Waterhouse. Sermon on the 
 death of Elizabeth Livermore. Cambridge, 
 1856. 20 pp. Portrait. 8" 6323.1 
 
 — Sermon on the death of Nathaniel Livermore. 
 
 Cambridge, 1862. 24 pp. Portrait. 8° 6323.1 
 
 AVare, Mary Greene (Chandler). Death and life. 
 
 Boston, 1864. 174.pp. 12" 1526.10 
 
 AVare, Mary Lovell, Memoir of. Hall, E. B. Bos- 
 ton, 1853. 12" 1214.4 
 
 Ware, William. Aurelian; or, Rome in the third 
 century. 5th edition. New York, 1869. 2 v. 
 12" 512.14 
 
 Note. — This work was originally publisiied under tlie title 
 of Probus. 
 
 — Julian; or, scenes in Judea. 2d edition. New 
 
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 — Sketches of European capitals. [London, Rome, 
 
 Naples, etc.] Boston, 1851. 320-]- pp. 12". 236.1 
 
 — Zenobia: or, the fall of Palmyra. [Historical 
 
 novel.] 9th edition. New York, 1869. 2 v. 
 
 12" :.... 726.15 
 
 Warfield, Catharine Anue. A double wedding; or, 
 
 how she was won 723.18 
 
 — Hester Howard's temptation. A soul's story ... . 723.24 
 
 — Miriam's memoirs. A sequel to " Monfort Hall." 
 
 Being a romance of the House of Beauseincourt. 723.34 
 
 — Monfort Hall. A novel 723.32 
 
 — Sea and shore. A sequel to ** Miriam's memoirs." 723.35 
 Waring, George Edwin, ^r. The elements of agri- 
 culture. New York, 1854. 288-|- pp. 12". . .1527.19 
 
 — A farmer's vacation. Reprinted (with additions) 
 
 from Scribner's monthly. Illustrated. Boston, 
 
 1876. 251pp. 8" 5933.11 
 
 Sole. — Notes of a trip made in 187o, through some of the 
 Netherland provinces, parts of Normandy, Brittany, aud the 
 Channel islands. 
 
 — Whip and spur. Boston, 1875. 245 pp. Sq. 16°. 439.2 
 Waring, J. B. Ceramic art in remote ages; with 
 
 essays on the symbols of the circle, the cross and 
 circle [etc.], showing their relation to the 
 primitive forms of solar and nature worship, 
 London, 1874. ii, 127-|- pp. Illuminated 
 title-page. 55 plates. F" 6231.1 
 
 Warming buildings. Rudimentary treatise on 
 
 warming. Tomlinson, C. London, 1869. 12°. 1715.26 
 
 Warner, AnnaB. [Ellen Montgomery's book shelf.] 
 
 Mr. Rutherford's children 932.22 
 
 — Dollars and cents 736.9 
 
 — Gardening by myself. New York, 1872. 223 pp. 
 
 Illustrated. 12" 6627.2 
 
 — Miss Tiller's vegetable garden and the money she 
 
 made by it. New York \_cop. 1873]. 140 pp. 
 
 12° 1518.2 
 
 — My brother's keeper 736.3 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Warner, Anna B., continued. 
 
 — Three little spades 932.24 
 
 — joint author. Say and seal. See Warner, Susan. 317.10 
 
 Wych Hazel. See Warner, Susan 722. 15 
 
 Warner, Charles Dudley. Backlog studies. With 
 
 illustrations. Boston, 1873. 281-f- pp. 16". 928.1 
 
 — Baddeck, and that sort of thing. [Nova Scotia.] 
 
 Boston, 1874. 191pp. 16" 418.8 
 
 — My summer in a garden. Boston, 1875. 186-|- . 
 
 pp. 16" 1527. 16 
 
 — Saunterings. Boston, 1872.. xii, 289 pp. 12°. 229.1 
 
 — joint author. The gilded age. See Clemens, 
 
 Samuel Langhorne 712.1 
 
 Warner, Susan. {Elizabeth Wetherell.) Bread 
 
 and oranges » 1117.4 
 
 — Daisy 722.19 
 
 — The hills of the Shatemuc 331.3 
 
 — The little camp on Eagle hill 928.9 
 
 — Melbourne house 724.24 
 
 — The old helmet 317.11 
 
 — Queechy 317.12 
 
 — The rapids of Niagara 1117.6 
 
 — Sceptres and crowns 927.27 
 
 — " What she could " .- 932.21 
 
 — The wide, wide world 737.31 
 
 — Willow brook 913.31 
 
 — and Anna B. Say and seal 3 17. 10 
 
 Wych Hazel 722.15 
 
 Warren, Edward. Life of John Warren, m. d. Bos- 
 ton, 1874. XV, 568 pp. Portrait. 8° .....5024.1 
 
 Warren, Elizabeth. Comfort for small incomes. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 94 pp. 12".... 1533.16 
 
 — How I managed my house on £200 a year. 7th 
 
 edition. Boston, 1866. 95 pp. 12" 1533.1 
 
 Warren, Israel Perkins. Jerusalem, ancient and 
 
 modern. Boston [cojo. 1873]. 60 pp. 8" 821.6 
 
 Warren, John, Life of. Warren, E. Boston, 1874. 8". 5024.1 
 Warren, John Collins. Address to the Boston 
 
 society of natural history. Boston, 1853. 48 pp. 
 
 8° 6613.9 
 
 — Comparative view of the sensorial and nervous 
 
 systems in men and animals. Boston, 1822. 
 
 159 pp. Folded plates. 12° 6012.8 
 
 — Etherization; with surgical remarks. Boston, 
 
 1848. lOO-j- pp. 12" 6036.3 
 
 — Physical education and the preservation of health. 
 
 Boston, 1846. 90 pp. 12" 1529.6 
 
 — The great tree on Boston common. Boston, 1855. 
 
 20 pp. 1 plate. Map. 8° 411.1 
 
 Warren, Joseph. Everett, A. H. Life of. {In 
 
 Sparks, J. Library of American biography). 5028.1.10 
 
 — Frothinghum, R. Life and times of. Boston, 
 
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 — Inauguration of the statue of. See Bunker-hiLiL 
 
 monument association 1211.3 
 
 Warren, Samuel. The lily and the bee 316.10 
 
 — , Now and then 317.4 
 
 — Passages from the diary of a late physician. 
 
 Leipzig, 1844. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 16" 3 17.4 
 
 — Ten thousand a-year 3 17.5 
 
 Warreniana : with notes critical and explanatory. 
 
 Boston, 1851. 192 pp. 12°... 1625.7 
 
 A'o<e. — " A jeu d'esprit in verse after the manner of Rejected 
 addresses. It contains putt's of Robert Warren's blacking, in 
 imitation of the styles of W. Giftbrd, Wordsworth, Hogg, 
 Southey, Byron, Coleridge, Sir W. Scott, and others." —Bohn't 
 edition of Lowndes's BiUiograpUer' a manual. 
 
 Warriner, Edward A. Victor La Tourette. A 
 
 novel. By a broad churchman 738. 15 
 
 Wars, The, of the roses; or, stories of the struggle 
 of York and Lancaster. Edgar, J. G. New 
 York, 1859. 16° 913.15 
 
 Wartensleben, Hermann (Ludwig Wilhelm Carl 
 Alexander Friedrich), Graf von. The campaign 
 of 1870-71. Operations of the south army in 
 January and February, 1871. Translated by C. 
 H. von Wright. London, 1872. viii, 136 pp. 
 Maps. Sm. 8° 5514.3 
 
 Warton, Thomas. The history of English poetry, 
 from the eleventh to the seventeenth century. 
 Reprint of edition, London, 1778, 1781. London 
 [1870]. 1032pp. Sm. 8° 5627.5 
 
WAS 
 
 264 
 
 WATSOX 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Was he successful ? Kimball, R. B 311.16 
 
 Washburn, Emory. Commencement address, July 
 30, 1873. See Worcester county free institute 
 of industrial science 5013.11 
 
 — Historical sketches of the town of Leicester, 
 
 Mass. Boston, 1860. Map, illustrations, por- 
 traits. 467+ pp. 8^^ 5011.7 
 
 Washburn, Katharine Sedgwick, formerly Mrs. 
 
 Valeria. Ina 531.35 
 
 — The Italian girl 7'28.9. 
 
 -— Perfect love casteth out fear 7'23.9 
 
 Washburn, William Tucker. Fair Harvard: a story 
 
 of American college life 533.12 
 
 Washington, George. Writings; with life, notes 
 and illustrations. Bv J. SpJirks. New York, 
 1847-52. 12 v. Portraits. Maps. 8" 1031.2 
 
 Contents.— \o\.l. Life, by J. Sparks. II. Letters before 
 the American revolution, March, l/M, to May, 1755. III. 
 Correspondence and papers relating to the American revolu- 
 tion, June. 1775, to July, 177(5. IV. Correspondence, July, 177»i, 
 to July, 1777. v. Correspondence, Julv. 1777, to July, 1778. 
 VI. Correspondence, July, 1778, to March, 1780. VII. Corre- 
 spondence, March, 1780, to April, 1781. VIII. Correspondence, 
 April, 1781, to Dec, 178;3. IX. Correspondence, Dec. 1783, to 
 April, 1789. X. Correspondence, May, 1789, to Nov., 1794. 
 XI. Correspondence, Nov., 1794, to Dec, 1799. XII. Speeches 
 and messages to congress; Proclamations; Addresses; Appen- 
 dix ; Indexes. 
 
 — Farewell address to the people of the United 
 
 States. With a German translation, by F. W. 
 Bogen. New York, 1852. 71pp. 12° 1918.7 
 
 — Same. See Constitutiox, The, of Massachusetts, 
 
 etc. Northampton, 1806. 12" 618.1 
 
 — Same. See Declaration, The, of independence 
 
 of the United States, 1776. Boston, 1876. 4". 1920.3 
 
 — Letters, containing an account of his husbandry, 
 
 with his opinions on various questions in agri- 
 culture; and many particulars of the rural 
 economy of the United States. Alexandria, 
 1803. 128pp. 8^ 1912.1 
 
 — Political legacies. Annexed an appendix, con- 
 
 taining an account of his illness, death, and the 
 national tributes of respect paid to his memory, 
 with a biographical outline of his life and 
 character. Boston, 1800. 208 pp. 8° 814.3 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. George Washington; or, life in 
 
 America one hundred years ago. New York 
 
 [ 1875]. 12° 1014.16 
 
 — Bancroft, A. Essay on the life of. Worcester, 
 
 1807. 8° 5024.2 
 
 — Custis, G. W. P. Recollections and private 
 
 memoirs of. Philadelphia [cop. 1859]. 8° 1011.6 
 
 — Everett, E. Life of. New York, 1860. 12°... 1214.7 
 
 — Fox, C. [History] of a portrait of. Boston, 1851. 
 
 L.8° 1010.1 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Washington and his generals. 
 
 New York, 1854, 55. 2 v. 12° 1216.5 
 
 — Irving, W. Life of. Leipzig, 1856. 5 v. in 3. 
 
 Sq. 16° 1238.9 
 
 ^ Same. London, 1855-59. 5 v. 16° 1216.7 
 
 — Same. New York, 1855-59. 5 v. 8° 1211.2 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1871. 5 v. Sm. 8° 1816.5 
 
 — Parker, T. Historic Americans. Boston, 1871. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5025.4 
 
 — Same. (In his Works) 5237.1.7 
 
 A^o<e. — The life by chief justice Marshall [in Bates Hall], 
 which is the earliest of the important biograpiiies, will always 
 maintain its value for its calm, judicial character, and as 
 being the only one by a hiograplicr who knew his subject per- 
 sonally. Sparks, who first edited u collected edition ol the 
 Writings and correspondence ^10.'5l.2], themselves of bio- 
 graphical importance, accompanied the 'series with a lucid and 
 painstaking memoir [1(181.2.1]. Irving has supplied what 
 must remain for a long time the most popular of the extended 
 lives. Its chief merit is its graceful narrative, though its le- 
 search is respectable. See also AUibone, .under Irving. Of 
 the lesser lives, Everett's was written for the Encyclopaedia 
 Britannica, and is founded on the three authorities already 
 named, and gives, in an appendix. Dr. Jackstm's paper on 
 Washington's death and Mrs. Washington's will, all printed 
 for the first time. Abbott's paper in Harper's monthly, vol. 
 12, is an illustrated popular narrative. 
 
 Among the essays on his life and character there may be 
 mentioned those by Brougham, in his " Statesmen of the time 
 of George m" [.'>(jl4.4.5]. Of a rhetorical character are the 
 addresses by Webster [.'iOl.'?.!.!]; by Everett [in vols. 1, 3 and 
 4 of 1921.1]; by Winthrop [5212.8]; and by Wiiipple, in his 
 " Character and characteristic men " ri9;56.3]. 
 
 VoT monographs on special episodes of liis life or phases 
 of his character, see Custis's "Recollections" [1011.()]; Los- 
 sing's " Home of Washington," in Harper's monthly, vol. 18; 
 papers in Harper's monthly, vols. 7 (Arlington house), 12 and 
 X8 (Morrietown) ; and Everett's " Mount Vernon papers " 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Washington, George, coritinued. 
 
 [1534.L3]. There is much in Drake's " Middlesex " [814.4] 
 relative to his career wliile in command at Cambridge. 
 
 Of his presidency, see the general histories of Hildreth and 
 Higginson, and the estimate of hiK dealing with men in Van 
 Buren 8 " History of political parties." 
 
 Beside the enumeration of authorities in AUibone, etc., see 
 general histories of the revolution and of the United States, 
 and the lives of his chief contemporaries, like Adams, Jetfer- 
 •on, Hamilton, etc. 
 
 In Thackeray's " Virginians " [Sa"}.*!; 1820.3] Washington is 
 introduced in his younger days; and in Cooper's "Spy" 
 [810.11] he appears during his revolutionary career. 
 
 Washoe, Sketches of adventure in. Browne, J. R. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 415.12 
 
 Wasielewski, Joseph Wilhelm von. Life of Robert 
 
 Schumann. Translated by A. L. Alger. Boston 
 
 [cojo. 1871]. 275 pp. 16° 5728.1 
 
 Watch and wait. Adams, W. T 925.3 
 
 Watches, Rudimentary treatise on. Denison, E. B. 
 
 London, 1868. 12° 1716.12 
 
 Water. Abbott, J. Science for the young 912.3 
 
 — Dove, H. W. The circulation of the waters on 
 
 the surface of the earth. (In Estes, D. Half- 
 hour recreations in popular science) 6813.7 
 
 — Tissandier, G. The wonders of. New York, 1872. 
 
 12° 1714.26 
 
 — Tyndall, J. The forms of water in clouds and 
 
 rivers, ice and glaciers. New York, 1872. 12°. 6436.11 
 Water-babies, The : a fairy tale for a land-baby. 
 
 Kingsley, C 921.4 
 
 Water-color painting. Ayers, G. B. How to 
 paint photographs in water colors. Philadel- 
 phia, 1870. 12^ 6217.8 
 
 — Miles, L. C. Water-colour painting; with the 
 
 art of sketching from nature. London, N. d. 
 
 16° 6216.5 
 
 Water-colour drawing, Course of. Leitch, R. P. 
 
 London [1874]. Oblong 16^ 6217.9 
 
 Water-witch, The. Cooper, J. F 525.23 
 
 Water-works, Treatise on. Hughes, S. London, 
 
 1872. 12° 6428.4 
 
 Waterdale neighbours. The. MacCarthy, J 313.14 
 
 Waterloo, Chesney, C. C. Waterloo lectures: a 
 
 study of the campaign of 1815. London, 1874. 
 
 8° 5513.3 
 
 — Erckmann, £., and Chatrian, A. Waterloo. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° .' 913.24 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. Story of the battle of. London, 
 
 1861. Sm. 8° 5927.5 
 
 — Hooper, G. Waterloo: the downfall of the first 
 
 Napoleon: a history of the campaign of 1815. 
 London, 1862. 8° 5511.2 
 
 — Maxwell, W. H. Stories of 518.7 
 
 Xote. — See a note on the literature of the Waterloo cam- 
 paign in the Library Bulletin, Oct., 1875. Hoojier's is the 
 best general account in Englisli; ^hesney's is a military 
 critique. 
 
 Waterston, Robert Cassie. Address on the life and 
 character of Thomas Sherwin. Boston, 1870. 
 74-1- pp. Portrait. L. 12-^ 1011.2 
 
 Watertown, Mass., Historical sketch of. Francis, 
 
 C. Cambridge, 18:iU. 12" 5014.5 
 
 Watson, Elkanah. Men and times of the revolu- 
 tion ; or, memoirs of Elkanah Watson, including 
 journals of travel in Europe and America, from 
 1777 to 1842, with his correspondence with pub- 
 lic men and reminiscences and incidents of the 
 revolution. Edited by W. C. Watson. New 
 York, 1856. 460 pp. 8° 1214.15 
 
 Watson, Emily H. Child-life in Italy; a story of 
 
 six years abroad. Boston, 1866. 363-]- pp. 16°. 931.5 
 
 — Fairies of our garden. Boston, 1867. 377 pp. 16°. 931.6 
 Watson, Henry C. Camp-fires of the revolution. 
 
 With illustrations. New York, 1869. 447 pp. 8°. 811.8 
 Watson, Richard. An apology for Christianity. In 
 . a series of letters to Edward Gibbon. Provi- 
 dence, 1794. viii, 155 pp. 16° 1925.2 
 
 Watson, Robert. History of the reign of Philip ii, 
 
 king of Spain. New York, 1818. 448 pp. 8^ 823.3 
 Watson, Samuel. The cluck struck three, being a 
 review of Clock" struck one, and a reply to it. 
 Part II. Showing the harmony between Chris- 
 tianity, science, and spiritualism. Chicago, 
 . 1874. 352 pp. Portrait. 16° 6325.17 
 
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 Watt, Alexander. Electro-metallurgy. 4th edition. 
 London, 1871. viii [vi], 152 pp. Illustrated. 
 12° 1715.18 
 
 Watt, James, Life of. Smiles, S. London, 1865. 8°. 5421.5 
 
 Watts, Henry. Dictionary of chemistry and the 
 allied branches of other sciences. London, 
 1868-72. 6 V. Illustrated. 8° *R.R., C.2.1 
 
 Watts, Isaac. The beauties of Watts: containing 
 passages in [his] works. Added, the life of the 
 author. Newburyport, 1797. 239 pp. 12^... 1737.4 
 
 — Causes of uncharitableness. (/n Sparks, J. Col- 
 
 lection of essays and tracts in theology) 1918.9.6 
 
 Watts, W. Marshall. Index of spectra. With a 
 preface by H. E. Roscoe. London, 1872. xvi, 
 
 74 pp. 9 plates. 8° 6813.6 
 
 Waverley. Scott, Sir W. Boston ^. . . . 523. 18 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.3 
 
 Way, The, to do good. Abbott, J. Boston, 1836. 
 
 12" 5836.4 
 
 Way, The, we live now. Trollope, A. Leipzig. 
 
 4 V. in 2 331.8 
 
 — Same. New York 720.34 
 
 Wayland, Francis. Elements of moral science. 3d 
 
 edition. Boston, 1836. 402-f- pp. 12" 5826.7 
 
 — Same. Abridged. Boston, 1850. 212 pp. 
 
 Sm. 12° 1528.7 
 
 — The limitations of human responsibility. Boston, 
 
 1838. 188 pp. 16" 5838.4 
 
 — Memoir of Adoniram Judson. Boston, 1853. 
 
 2v. Portrait. 12° 1214.10 
 
 Wayne, Anthony, Life of. Armstrong, J. (In 
 
 Sparks, J. Library of American biography). .5028.1.4 
 
 Ways, The, of the hour. Cooper, J. F 525.13 
 
 We and our neighbors. . Stowe, H. (E.) B 733.12 
 
 We girls. Whitney, A. D. T 735.11 
 
 Weak lungs, and how to make them strong. Lewis, 
 
 D. Boston, 1871. 12" 1536.2 
 
 We ale's rudimentary series. Namely: — 
 
 — Clark, D. K. An elementary treatise on steam 
 
 and the steam-engine, stationary and portable. . 6428.7 
 
 Wealth. An inquiry into the nature and causes of 
 tho wealth of nations. Smith, A. Oxford, 
 1869. 2v. 8" 5822.9 
 
 Wear and tear, or hints for the overworked. Mitch- 
 ell, S. W. Philadelphia, 187 L 16° 1537.2 
 
 Webb, Charles Henry. John Paul's book: moral 
 and instructive: consisting of travels, tales, 
 poetry, and like fabrications. By John Paul 
 [pseud.l. With portrait and engravings. Hart- 
 ford, 1874. 621pp. 8" 153L4 
 
 Webb, W. B. Buffalo land: an authentic account of 
 the discoveries, adventures, and mishaps of a 
 scientific and sporting party in the wild West. 
 Illustrated. Cincinnati, 1872. 503pp. 8°... 5032.2 
 
 Weber, Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst, baron von. 
 Der Freyschiitz. {In Ditson, 0., and co. Stand- 
 ard opera librettos) 6233.3.1 
 
 Webster, Mrs. A. L. The improved housewife, or 
 book of receipts; with engravings for market- 
 ing and carving. By a married lady. 12th 
 edition, revised; with supplement. Hartford, 
 1850. 233pp. 12" .M533.17 
 
 Webster, Daniel. Works. 16th edition. Boston, 
 
 1872. 6 V. Portrait. 8" 5013.1 
 
 Contentt.—Yo\. I. Biographical memoir, bv E. Everett. 
 I, II. Speeches on various public occasions. III. Speeches 
 in the convention to amend the constitution of MassachuHCtts. 
 Ill, rV. Speeches in congress. V, VI. Legal arguments. 
 Vl. Diplomatic and olficial paper*. 
 
 — Private correspondence. Edited by F. Webster. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 2 v. Portraits. L. 8° 5020.2 
 
 — Curtis, G. T. Life of. New York, 1872. 2 v. 
 
 8" 1225.3 
 
 — March, C. W. Reminiscences of congress. A 
 
 biography of. New York, 1850. 12° 1217.3 
 
 — Memorial of. .See Boston, Mass 1011.4 
 
 — Parton, J. Famous Americans of recent times. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 8° 1214.14 
 
 -^ Proceedings in Boston commemorative of the 
 death of. See New Hampshire, Sons of. Sec- 
 ond festival. Boston, 1854. 8° ,..,,.. J920.1 
 
 H. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Webster, Daniel, continued. 
 
 Note. — March's "Reminiscences of congress," devoted 
 chiefly to Webster and his career to lass [1217.31 had already 
 appeared, when Everett prefixed to the final edition of Web- 
 ster's Speeches, the only authoritative regular memoir[5013.1] 
 which appeared in Webster's lifetime. Upon his death, in 
 1852, there were a large number of eulogies, which will be 
 found in the Bates Hall catalogues ; chief among tliem may be 
 named Everett, in his Orations [1921.1.3]. A few years after 
 his death, Fletcher Webster printed the " Private correspond- 
 ence " of his father [5020.2], and the collection was rendered 
 more valuable for an autobiography, ending 1817, which it 
 contained, and some personal recollections of his student 
 days, by those who knew him. In 18G9, with the approbation 
 of his literary executors, George T. Curtis issued his elaborate 
 and authoritative life [ 1225.3]. The unfriendly view of Web- 
 ster will be found vigorously expressed in Parton's sketch 
 
 Beside the references in Allibone, see "Van Buren's " History 
 of political parties"; Whipple's essay, in his "Essays and 
 reviews "[19;j6.2.1]; Benton's "Thirty years' view" [812.2]; 
 Loring's " Boston orators" [5022.9]; Greeley's "Recollections 
 of a busy life" [.'5023.8]; Miss Mitford's "Recollections of a 
 literary life" [1536.4]; and Everett's vindication of the statue 
 by Powers, in his Orations [1921.1.4]. 
 
 See Charles Hale's paper on Webster's literary efforts in 
 college, in " Old and new," July, 1873; and a paper on his 
 " Social hours," in Harper's monthly, vol. 13. There are letters 
 from him in Hillard's "Memoir of Jeremiah Mason" 
 [5020.7]. See also Allibone, vol. 3. 
 
 Webster, John White. Bemis, G. Report of the 
 ■ case of. Boston, 1850. 8" 1530.1 
 
 — Stone, J. W. Report of the trial of. Boston, 
 
 1850. 8° 631.5 
 
 Webster, Noah. American dictionary of the Eng- 
 lish language. Revised and improved by C. A. 
 Goodrich and N. Porter. Springfield, 1873. 
 Ixxii, 1708 pp. Illustrated. Portraits^ 4°. 
 
 *R.R., A.3.1 
 
 — Dictionary of the English language. With an 
 
 appendix containing tables [of money, weight, 
 and measure, etc.]. Abridged from the latest 
 edition of the quarto dictionary, by W. G. Web- 
 ster and W. A. Wheeler. Illustrated. [Count- 
 ing-house edition.] New York, 1872. xxxii, 
 832-fpp. Sm. 4" : *R.R., A.2.5 
 
 Wedding day. The, in all ages and countries. Wood, 
 
 E.J. New York, 1869. 12° 1527.8 
 
 Wedgwood, Hensleigh. A dictionary of English 
 etymology. 2d edition, revised and enlarged; 
 with an introduction on the origin of language. 
 London, 1872. Ixix, 744-j- pp. 8". ; . . . *R.R., D.3 . 10 
 
 Wedgwood, Josiah, Life of. Meteyard, E. Lon- 
 don, 1865, 66. 2 V. 8° 6231.3 
 
 Wedgwoods, The. A group of Englishmen, being 
 records of the younger Wedgwoods. Meteyard, 
 E. London, 1871. 8° 5424.4 
 
 Wedl, Carl. Rudiments of pathological histology. 
 With illustrations. Translated and edited by 
 G. Busk. London, 1855. xxvi, 637 pp. 8° ..6013.18 
 
 Week, A, in a French country-house. Sartoris, A. 
 
 (K.) ; 732.6 
 
 Weeks, John M. A manual: or, an easy method of 
 managing bees. With an appendix, by W. A. 
 Flanders. New York, 1855. 119 pp. Illus- 
 trations. 12° 1524.14 
 
 Weidenmann, J. Beautifying country homes. A 
 handbook of landscape gardening. Illustrated 
 by plans of places already improved. New York 
 [cop. 1870]. 40-[-pp. 4" 6220.1 
 
 Weigall, Rose, lady. Brief memoir of the princess 
 Charlotte of Wales. With portrait. London, 
 1874. X, 169 pp. Sm. 8" 5427.7 
 
 Weights and measures. See Webster, N. Diction- 
 ary of the English language [Counting-house 
 edition], pp. 550-608 '. *R.R., A.2.5 
 
 Weiss, John. American religion. Boston, 1871. 
 
 326pp. 12° 1537,5 
 
 — Life and correspondence of Theodore Parker. 
 New York, 1864. 2 v. Portraits. Illustra- 
 tions. 8° ....5021.2 
 
 Welcome home. A choice collection of piano-forte 
 
 music. Boston [coj9. 1874]. 224 pp. 4° 1510.2 
 
 Welles, — . "Things new and old:" sermons. 
 
 Portland, 1845. 261pp. 8° 1533.9 
 
 Welles, Gideon. Lincoln and Seward. Remarks 
 upon the memorial address of Chas. Francis 
 Adams, on the late Wm. H. Seward. New York, 
 1874. 2154- pp. 12° 6027.10 
 
WELLESLEY 
 
 266 
 
 WHARTON 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Wellesley, Arthur, duke of Wellington. Gleig, G. 
 
 R. Life of. London, 1871. Sm. S'^ 5426.13 
 
 — Maurel, J. The duke of Wellington: his char- 
 
 acter, his actions, and his writings. London, 
 
 1853. 16'^ 5428.12 
 
 Wellington, Duke of. See Wellesley, Arthur. 
 
 JVo<«. —There will be found in Allibone a full list of me- 
 moirs of the duke, with other references of use to the inquirer. 
 In 1858, Gleig translated and enlarged the very just French 
 life by Brialniont, an officer of the Belgian staff, wlio is a 
 skilful military critic, and ranks Wellington next to Napo- 
 leon as a soldier, and what is known as Gleig's " Life of 
 Wellington " [5426.13], is a condensation of this extended 
 work of Brialmont, with additional matter based upon the 
 " Supplemental despatches." In 1800, C D. Yonge published 
 a lifetin Bates Iiall],in two volumes octavo, which derives 
 importance from new matter, has plans of battles, including a 
 fac-simile of a plan of the field of Waterloo surveyed for the 
 duke, just before the battle, and showing his pencil tracings, 
 and in the appendix there is Wellington's commentary on 
 Clausewitz's account of Waterloo. 
 
 Among the lesser English accounts, see Bayne's Essays 
 [1226.15.2] and Lodge's '-Portraits " [5337.6.8]. See also Har- 
 per's monthly, vols. 5, 26, and 31. 
 
 For French views, besides Brialmont, see Maurel, which is 
 brief, closing with Waterloo, and introduced in tlie transla- 
 tion [5428.12] by the earl of Ellesmere. 
 
 Students will find it necessary to examine the " Despatches " 
 and particularly the" Supplemental despatches," printed since 
 his death, and throwing much light on his character and his 
 relations to his contemporaries, while analyses of them will 
 be found in the various reviews mentioned by Allibone, and 
 the series themselves in the Bates Hall. 
 
 For further study of his military career, see works men- 
 tioned under India; Peninsular war; France, history; Wa- 
 terloo, etc. 
 
 For the Waterloo campaign, see the note in the Library 
 Bulletin for Oct., 1875. There is much concerning him in the 
 "Greville journals" [5914.6]; in Jerdan's "Autobiography" 
 [5425.5]; and in Madden's Lady Blessington [1223.2]. 
 
 Wellington mills, London. Duke of Wellington's 
 biography. Mining and manufacture of emery. 
 [Boston, 1876.] 48 pp. Portraits. Illustra- 
 tions. 8° 1711.4 
 
 Wells, David Ames. The science of common things; 
 a familiar explanation of the first principles of 
 physical science. Illustrated. New York, 1872. 
 323+pp. 12° 1527.9 
 
 — Things not generally known: in literature, his- 
 
 tory, and science. New York, 1873. 432 pp. 
 
 12" 1714.27 
 
 Wells, John C. The gateway to the Polynia. A 
 
 voyage to Spitzbergon. With illustrations. 
 
 London, 1873. 355-4- pp. 8° 5911.14 
 
 Wells, Samuel Roberts. How to read character: a 
 
 new illustrated hand-book of phrenology and 
 
 physiognomy; with a descriptive chart. New 
 
 York, 1875. 191pp. 12° 1525.22 
 
 — New physiognomy, or, signs of character. With 
 
 illustrations. New York, 1874. 768 pp. 12°.1521.13 
 
 Wells, Walter. The water-power of Maine. See 
 
 Maine. Hydrographic survey 411.2 and 5012.5 
 
 Wells, William Harvey. A graded course of in- 
 struction for public schools: with copious prac- 
 tical directions to teachers. New York, 1862. 
 200 pp. 12° 1535.11 
 
 Wells, William Vincent. Life and public services 
 of Samuel Adams. Boston, 1865. 3 v. Por- 
 traits. Fac-similes. 8° 5021.7 
 
 Wells and pumps: a treatise on well-digging and 
 boring, and the various ways of raising water. 
 Swindell, J. G. London, n. d. 12° 1715.14 
 
 Wells of Baca. MacduflF, J. R. Boston, 1854. 16°. 5819.9 
 
 Weltevreden, The prison of. Gibson, W. M. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12° 424.3 
 
 Wenham, Mass., History of. Allen, M. 0. Boston, 
 
 1860. 12° 816.4 
 
 Weninger, F. X. Protestantism and infidelity. 
 
 New York, 1862. xv, 329 pp. 16° 1538.9 
 
 Wentworth, Thomas, earl of Strafford, Life of. 
 
 Cooper, E. London, 1874. 2 v. 8° 5333.5 
 
 Wept of Wish-ton-Wish, The. Cooper, J. F 525.12 
 
 Werner, Ernst. At the altar. From the German. 
 
 By J. S. L 727.24 
 
 — Broken chains. Translated by Frances A. Shaw. 732.36 
 
 — " Good luck! " Translated by Frances A. Shaw. 731.29 
 Wesley, John. Stevenson, G. J. City road chapel, 
 
 London, and its associations. London [18721. 
 
 8" 5414.1 
 
 — Tyermann, L. Life and times of. New York, 
 
 1872. 3 V. 8° 5423.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 West, The. Barber, J. W., and Howe, H. The 
 loyal West in the times of the rebellion; also, 
 before and since. Cincinnati, 1865. 8° 5033.4 
 
 — Gerstaecker, F. Wild sports in the far West. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 12° 416.1 
 
 — Hall, J. Legends of the West: sketches illus- 
 
 trative of the habits, occupations, privations, 
 adventures and sports of the pioneers of the 
 
 West. Cincinnati, 1871. 12° 5036.3 
 
 The romance of Western history. Cincinnati, 
 
 1871. 12° 814.2 
 
 — Irving, W. Adventures of Captain Bonneville in 
 
 the far West. London, 1854. 16° 826.3 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 187 1. Sm. 8° 1815.14 
 
 — Lippincott, S. J. New life in new lands: notes 
 
 of travel. New York, 1873. 12° 214.1 
 
 — MacClung, J. A. Sketches of Western adventure: 
 
 1775-94. Covington, Ky., 1872. 8° 5026.4 
 
 — Marcy, R. B. Thirty years of army life on the 
 
 border. New York, 1866. .12° 415.16 
 
 — Parkman, F.,jr. The discovery of the great West. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 12° * 5015.5.3 
 
 — Sweetser, C. H. Tourists' and invalids' guide to 
 
 the Northwest. New York, 1868. 8° 432.3 
 
 — Webb, W. E. Buffalo land: an authentic account 
 
 of the discoveries, adventures, and mishaps of a 
 scientific and sporting party in the wild West. 
 Cincinnati, 1872. 8° 5032.2 
 
 See also America, California, Oregon, Prairies, United 
 States, and the note. 
 
 West Indies. Kingsley, C. At last: a Christmas 
 
 in the. Leipzig, 1871. 2 v. in 1. Sq. 16° 326.17 
 
 — Trollope, A. The West Indies and the Spanish 
 
 main. Leipzig, 1860. Sq. 16° 228.2 
 
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 Woman, The, I loved, and the woman who loved me: 
 
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 for ^yomen. Speech by G. W. Curtis, in tlie Constitutional 
 convention of New York, at Albany, July 19, 18G7. 24 pp. ; 
 Suffrage for women. Speech by J. S. Mill, in the British 
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 Woman's, A, thoughts about women. Craik, D. (M.) 
 
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 — Same. New York 1535.13 
 
 Woman's, A, vengeance. Payn, J 730.23 
 
 Woman's worth and worthlessnoss. Dodge, M. A. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 1736.11 
 
 Women. Aguilar, G. The women of Israel. New 
 
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 — " Alex," pseud. As it should be. Philadelphia, 
 
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 As she would have it. Philadelphia, 1873. 16°. 1736.6 
 
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 — Ames, A., jr. Sex in industry: a plea for the 
 
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 — Anderson, J. Memorable women of the puritan 
 
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 — Clayton, E. C. Queens of song: being memoirs 
 
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 — Dall, C. (W.) H. The college, the market, and 
 
 the court; or, woman's relation to education, 
 
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 " Woman's right to labor; " or, low wages and 
 
 hardwork. Boston; 1860. 16° 1737.1 
 
 — Dodge, M. A. Woman's wrongs: a counter-irri- 
 
 tant. Boston, 1868. 16° 1535.10 
 
 — Hericourt, J. d'. A woman's philosophy of 
 
 woman; or woman aflfranchised. New York, 
 
 1864. 12° 1535.8 
 
 — ^ Kavanagh, J. English women of letters: bio- 
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 Leipzig, 1862. Sq. 16° 1238.3 
 
 Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts of 
 
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 — Landriot, J. P. A. T. Sins of the- tongue and 
 
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 — Gooch, B. On some of the most important dis- 
 
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 Wonderful balloon ascents. Marion, F. New 
 
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 Wood, Edward J. The wedding day in all ages and 
 
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 Wood, Ella Price. Adam Grainger 333.23 
 
 — Anne Hereford 333.8 
 
 — Bessy Bane 333.2 
 
 — The Channings 333.1 
 
 — Dene hollow 333.16 
 
 — EastLynne. Leipzig.. 333.4 
 
 — Same. New York 521.36 
 
 — Elster's folly 333.18 
 
 — The foggy night at Ofiford; Martyn Ware's 
 
 temptation; The night-walk over the mill 
 stream 333.13 
 
 — Frances Hildyard 720.16 
 
 — George Canterbury's will 333.3 
 
 — Lady Adelaide's oath 333.9 
 
 — A life's secret 333.7 
 
 — Lord Oakburn's daughters 333. 10 
 
 — The master of Greylands. Leipzig. 2 v 329.6 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia 510.13 
 
 — Mildred Arkell 333.16 
 
 — Mrs. Halliburton's troubles 333.5 
 
 — Orville college 333.6 
 
 — Oswald Cray 333.14 
 
 — Out of the deep 521.11 
 
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 Note. — The English and Tauchnitz editions were published 
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 An incident in the life of Lord Byron; Feathers and span- 
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 Wood, George B. Historical and biographical me- 
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 Wood, Mrs. Henry. See Wood, Ella Price. 
 
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 practical natural history. London, 1874. vi, 
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 Wood, William. Manual of physical exercises. 
 
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 WooD-cARViNG. Sawyer, G. A. Wood-carving. 
 
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 8° 6425.7 
 
 Wood engraving, Treatise on. Jackson, J., and 
 
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 WooD-RANGERS, The. Reid, M 725.8 
 
 WooDBURN grange. Howitt, W 534.11 
 
 WooDCLiFP. MacKeever, H. B 723.25 
 
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 Woodcraft. [A story of the South at the close of 
 
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 Woodgatb, Walter Bradford. "Oars and sculls," 
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 Woodruff, Hiram. The trotting horse of America. 
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 Woods, The, and by-ways of New England. Flagg, 
 
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 Woodstock. Scott, Sir W. Boston 533.3 
 
 — Same. Leipzig 324.5 
 
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 Woodward, Bernard Bolingbroke, and Gates, Wil- 
 liam L. R. Encyclopaedia of chronology, histori- 
 cal and biographical. London, 1872. viii, 1487 
 
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 treatise on recent and fossil shells. 2d edition, 
 with an appendix of discoveries to the present 
 time by R. Tate. With illustrations. London, 
 
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 Woodwork, Ancient and modern. Pollen, J. H. 
 
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 Wooed and married. Carey, R. N 733.17 
 
 Wooing o't, The. Alexander, Mrs. — 518.18 
 
 Wool. Bulletin of the national association of wool 
 manufacturers. 1869-71. Boston, 1869, 71. 2 v. 
 
 8° 6432.1 
 
 WooLSEY, Sarah Chauncey. {Susan Coolidge.) For 
 
 summer afternoons 539.13 
 
 — Mischiefs Thanksgiving, and other stories 933.11 
 
 — Nine little goslings 1115.6 
 
 — What Katydid 925.29 
 
 — What Katy did at school 925.28 
 
 WooLSON, Abba Goold. Woman in American society. 
 
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 Boston, 1874. xviii, 263+ pp. 16° .1537.19 
 
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 WoRBOiSE, Emma Jane. The Lillingstones of Lil- 
 
 lingstone 735.17 
 
 — Overdale; or, the story of a pervert.... 536.23 
 
 Worcester, Joseph Emerson. Dictionary of the 
 
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 pp. Illustrated. Portrait. 4° *R.R., A.3.2 
 
 — Elements of history, ancient and modern. New 
 
 edition. Boston, 1850. x, 408 pp. Folded 
 
 map. 12° 836.4 
 
 — Pocket dictionary of the English language. Com- 
 
 piled from the quarto and school dictionaries, 
 by L. J. Campbell. With illustrations and 
 tables. Boston, 1872. 310 pp. 32° 1719.1 
 
 Worcester county free institute of industrial sci- 
 ence, Worcester, Mass. Commencement, July 
 30, 1873. Commencement address by Emory 
 Washburn. Address of the trustees by Seth 
 Sweetser. Privately printed. Worcester, 1873. 
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 Word, The, of the Spirit to the church. Bartol, C. 
 
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 Chicago, 1876. 12° 1736.10 
 
 — Trench, R. C. On the study of. New York 
 
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 — White, R. G. Words and their uses, past and 
 
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 — Same. New York, 1872. Sm. 8° 1735.1 
 
 Wordsworth, Christopher. Social life at the Eng- 
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 bridge, 1874. xxxvi, 727+ pp. Sm. 8° 5835.7 
 
 Wordsworth, Dorothy. Recollections of a tour 
 made [with Coleridge and W. Wordsworth] in 
 Scotland, 1803. Edited by J. C. Shairp. 2d 
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 Wordsworth, William. Complete poetical works. 
 
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 — Prose works. For the first time collected, with 
 
 additions from unpublished manuscripts. Edited, 
 with preface, notes and illustrations, by Alex- 
 ander B. Grosart. London, 1876. 3 v. 8°..-.. 5624.2 
 
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 and literary. HI. Critical and ethical. 
 
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 — Fields, J. T. Yesterdays with authors. Boston, 
 
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 — Lowell, J. R. Among my books. Boston, 1876. 
 
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 — Masson, D. Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, and 
 
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 tional commentary in Grosart's preface to the " Prose works " 
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 Essays on his life and poems will be found in Jeffrey [.5610.8, 
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 iiber die Liebe; Die Herrnhuter-Familie. 2. Diocletian in 
 Salona; Blatter aus dem Tagebuch des armen Pfarr-Vikars 
 von Wiltshire; Die Verklarutigen ; Kleine Ursachen; Jona- 
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 im Moos. [III.] 5. DerFreihof von Aarau. 6. Der Fliicht- 
 ling im Jura; Die Griindung von Maryland; Die Irrfahrt 
 desPhilhelenen; Florette; Maryam in der Wiiste. [IV.] 7. 
 Die Prinzessen von "W^olfenbiittel ; Agathokles; Der Pflan- 
 zer in Cuba; Hermingarde. 8. Der Pascha von Buda ; Der 
 Creole; Der Feldweibel ; Das blaue Wander. [V.] 9. Das 
 Ahenteuer der Neujahrsnacht; Die Walpurgisnacht; Der . 
 Blondin von Namur; Kriegerische Abenteuer eines Fried- 
 fertigen; Die Bohne; Die Nacht in Brczwezmcisl ; Das 
 Bein; Es ist sehr moglieh! Erzahlungen im Nebel; Die 
 islandischen Briefe. 10. Riickwirkungeu, oder wer regiert 
 dennV Der zerbrochene Krug; Herrn Quints Verlobung; 
 Hans Dampf in alien Gassen ; Tantchen Rosemarin, oder 
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 Celle und Cacilie. 12. Lyonel Harlington; Die Lampe des 
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 den Nachruhm ; Der Konig von Akim ; An Rosais. [VII.] 
 13. Genfer Novellen. 14. Bilder aus dem hauslichen Leben; 
 Schweizer-Skizzen ; Olavide.s, der neue Belisar; Der Besuch 
 im Marienbade. [VIII.] 1.5. Wie man lieben muss; Abel- 
 lino; Gedichte. 16. Das Goldniacherdorf; Meister Jordan, 
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 — History of Switzerland. With a continuation to 
 
 1848 by E. Zschokke. Translated by F. G. Shaw. 
 
 New York, 1860. xi, 405 pp. Map. 12° 5914.5 
 
 — The princess of Brunswick-Wolfenbiittel and 
 
 other tales. From the German by M. A. Faber. 316.11 
 
 — The rose of Disentis. A novel. From the Ger- 
 
 man by J. J. D. Trenor.... 737.27 
 
 ZuERCHER, F., and Margolle, E. Meteors, aerolites, 
 storms, and atmospheric phenomena. From the 
 French. By W. Lackland. Illustrated. New 
 
 York, 1871. 324pp. 12° 1714.8 
 
 Zulu land. Wild sports and savage life in. Walms- 
 
 ley, H. M. London [1872]. 16° 5928.1 
 
 Zurich. Spectacles for young eyes. Lander, S. W. 922.18 
 Zuyder-Zee, Holland. La Hollande pittoresque, 
 voyage aux villes mortes du Zuiderzee. Ha- 
 vard, H. Paris, 1874. 16° 2016.11 
 
ADDITIONS 
 
 MADE DURING THE PRINTING OF THE CATALOGUE 
 
 Note. — As far as practicable, entries of these books, either by main titles or cross-references, have been made in the 
 foregoing list; and the entries here, whether of main titles or cross-references, are supplemental to such in the preceding 
 list, except in cases where the entire record is made here. Several titles from the preceding list are here repeated to 
 include corrections since made. 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Abbot, Henry L., joint author. Report upon the 
 physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi river, 
 etc. See Humphreys, Andrew Atkinson 6920.2 
 
 Abbott, John Stevens Cabot. American pioneers 
 and patriots, Benjamin Franklin. A picture 
 of the struggles of our infant nation, one hun- 
 dred years ago. Illustrated. New York [1876]. 
 373+ pp. 12° 1014.17 
 
 About, Edmond (Francois Valentin). The man 
 
 with the broken ear. Translated by H. Holt. . . 517.20 
 
 Above suspicion. Riddell, J. H 730.17 
 
 Achsah: a New England life-study. Round, W. 
 
 M. F 532.20 
 
 Actions speak louder than words. Neily, K. J. ... 938.20 
 
 Adam Grainger. Wood, E. P 333.23 
 
 Adams, Abigail. Familiar letters during the revo- 
 lution. »S'ee Adams, John 5026.8 
 
 Adams, Charles Kendall. Democracy and monarchy 
 in France from the inception of the great revo- 
 lution to the overthrow of the second empire. 
 2d edition, revised. New York, 1875. viii, 
 544pp. 12" 5515.4 
 
 Adams, Harriet A. Dawn 722.18 
 
 Adams, John and Abigail. Familiar letters during 
 the revolution. With a memoir of Mrs. Adams. 
 By Charles Francis Adams. New York, 1876. 
 xxxii, 424 pp. Portrait. 16° 5026.8 
 
 Adams, John Quincy. Memoirs. Edited by Charles 
 
 Francis Adams. Vol.x. Philadelphia, 1876. 8°. 5021. 10 
 
 Adams, William T. Young America abroad. Red 
 cross; or. Young America in England and 
 Wales. Boston, 1871. 336pp. Illustrated. 16°. 916.18 
 
 Adelphi. See Terentius. 
 
 Adrift in a boat. Kingston, W. II. G 931.12 
 
 Adrift in Dixie; or, a Yankee olficer among the 
 
 rebels. Estabrooks, H. L. New York, 1866. 16°. 715.33 
 
 Africa. Verne, J. The adventures of three Eng- 
 lishmen and three Russians in South Africa. 
 [Fiction.] London, 1876. Sm. 8° 715.32 
 
 Five weeks in a balloon. A voyage of explora- 
 tion and discovery in Central Africa. [Bur- 
 lesque.] London, 1876. Sm. 8° 715.30 
 
 Agnes Sorel. A novel. James, G. P. R 730.6 
 
 Agriculture. The New-England farmer; or geor- 
 
 gical dictionary. Deane, S. Boston, 1822. 8°. 6423.3 
 
 AiNSwoRTH, William Harrison. Crichton 722.13 
 
 Albany, Louise, countess of. See Hayward, A. 
 Biographical and critical essays. London, 1873. 
 8° 5833.3.2 
 
 Albemarle, 6th earl of. See Keppel, George 
 Thomas. * 
 
 Alcott, Louisa May. Little women. 2 v 926.12 
 
 — Silver pitchers: and Independence, a centennial 
 
 love story 718.9 
 
 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. Daisy's necklace: and 
 
 what came of it. (A literary episode) 116.2 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Alfieri, Vittorio. See Hayward, A. Biographi- 
 
 cal and critical essays. London, 1873. 8°.. ..5833.3.2 
 
 Alford, Henry. Poetical works. Boston, 1853. 
 
 4244-pp. 16° 1624.5 
 
 AhQ A.TCU1E, pseud. Seen and unseen. A novel .... 532.21 
 
 Alger, Horatio, jr. Sam's chance ; and how he im- 
 proved it. [Tattered Tom series. 2d series] . . . 933.28 
 
 — Timothy Crump's ward 1126.1 
 
 Alone in London. Smith, H.... 1128.1 
 
 Alps. Alpine guides. Pennine Alps, including 
 
 Mont Blanc and Monte Rosa. Ball, J. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 16° 5936.6 
 
 Alwyn's first wife. Craik, D. (M.) Leipzig. .: . . . 323.27 
 
 — Same. New York 530.23 
 
 Amelia, History of. [Fiction.] Fielding, H 722.21 
 
 American angler's guide. The. Brown, J. J. New 
 
 York, 1876. 8" 6413.4 
 
 American homes series. Namely: — 
 
 — Stephens, C. A. The young moose hunters, a 
 
 backwoods-boy's story 921.11 
 
 Ammianus Marcellinus. Roman history, during 
 the reigns of the emperors Constantius, Julian, 
 Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens. Translated 
 by C. D. Yonge, With a general index. Lon- 
 don, 1862. vii, 646 pp. [Bohn's Classical 
 
 library.] Sm. 8° 6117.9 
 
 Anastasius, M. Craik, D. (M.) 530.23 
 
 Ancient regime, The. A tale. James, G. P. R 722.14 
 
 Andrews, Fanny. A family secret. A novel 730.11 
 
 Andria. See Terentius. 
 
 Anecdotes. Hindley, C. Tavern anecdotes and 
 
 sayings. London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5616.18 
 
 — Spence, J. Anecdotes, observations, and charac- 
 
 ters, of books and men. London, 1858. Sm. 8°.5617.19 
 
 — Timbs, J. English eccentrics and eccentricities. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5617.20 
 
 Angling. See Fish and fishing. 
 
 Animal magnetism; or psycodunamy. Leger, T. 
 
 New York, 1846. 12° 1522.16 
 
 Annals, The, of England. Foote, W. E. ? Ox- 
 ford, 1876. 8° 5413.4 
 
 Annals of the road. Malet, H. E. London, 1876. 8°. 5433.4 
 
 Anne Judge, spinster. Robinson, F. W 731.25 
 
 Apperley, Charles James. Essays on the road. 
 
 See Malet, Harold Esdailo 5433.4 
 
 Appleton, Thomas Gold. A Nile journal. Illus- 
 trated. Boston [London], 1876. 307-|-pp. 16°. 436.9 
 
 Appleton's journal of literature, science, and art. 
 
 VoL 14. New York, 1875. 8° 1332.1 
 
 Arblay, Frances d', formerly Miss Burney. Diary 
 and letters. Edited by her niece, Charlotte 
 Barrett. New edition, revised, with portraits. 
 London, 1876. 4 v. Facsimile. 8° 5333.7 
 
 Contenta. — 
 1788 to 1796. 
 
 Vol. I. 1778 to 1784. 
 IV. 1797 to 1840. 
 
 ill. 1785 to 1788. III. 
 
 Archer, E. M., pseud. Under the limes 713.11 
 
 I 
 
ARMY 
 
 277 
 
 BOSSHET 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Army and navy journal. Vol.12. New York, 1874- 
 
 75. F'^ 6530.1 
 
 Arnold, Matthew. New poems. Boston, 1867. 
 
 viii, 208 pp. 16° 1616.20 
 
 Art, L'. Revue hebdomadaire illustree. Tome 1, 
 
 3,4. Paris, 1875, 76. 3 v. F° 5310.1 
 
 Art-journal, The. New series. Vol. 14. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 4° 6521.1 
 
 Art-student, An, in Munich. Howitt, A. M. 
 
 London, 1853. 2v.ini. Sm. 8° 6215.1 
 
 Arthur. See Morte dArthur. 
 
 Artist's, The, love. Southworth, E. D. E. N 522.28 
 
 Artists, The, of America. Lester, C. E. New York, 
 
 1846. 8° 1012.8 
 
 Atonement, The, of Learn Dundas. [Fiction.] 
 
 Linton, E. L 730.19 
 
 Aunt Saidee's cow. Prichard, S. J 928.23 
 
 Autobiography, The, of a seaman. Cochrane, T. 
 
 London, 1860. 2 v. 8° 6334.2 
 
 Autumn leaves. [Juvenile.] Denison, E. F 938.12 
 
 Baden, Frances Henshaw. Stories. See South- 
 worth, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte 622.28 
 
 Baker, George Melville. An old man's prayer. 
 [Poem.] Illustrated. Boston, 1868. 57-}- pp. 
 Sq. 16° 1617.17 
 
 — The social stage: original dramas, comedies, bur- 
 
 lesques, and entertainments for home recreation, 
 schools, and public exhibitions. Boston, 1875 
 [cop. 1870]. Illustrated. 16° 1635.7 
 
 — The temperance drama: a series of dramas, come- 
 
 dies, and farces, for temperance exhibitions, and 
 home and school entertainment. Boston, 1874. 
 230 pp. 16° ; 1636.5 
 
 Ballads, English and Scottish. Child, F. J., editor. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 8 v. 16° 5628.5 
 
 Ballou's monthly magazine. Vol. 41, 42. Boston, 
 
 1875. 2 V. 8° 1433.2 
 
 Ballston, New York, An analysis of the mineral 
 waters of. Steel, J. H. Saratoga Springs, 1838. 
 12° 417.15 
 
 Bancroft, George. History of the United States of 
 America, from the discovery of the continent. 
 Vol. i-vi. Thoroughly revised edition. Bos- 
 ton, 1876. [Centenary edition.] 6 v. 16° 816.4 
 
 Barnes, Albert. Notes on the gospels. See Bible. 
 
 New Testament. Gospels 6327.23 
 
 Barrett, Mary. Our summer at Hillside farm 1118.9 
 
 Bath-chair man's, The, story. Church, F 337.23 
 
 Bavarian highlands, The. Schmid, H., and Stieler, 
 
 C. London, 1874. 4° 5720.1 
 
 Beadle, Erastus F. Beadle's dime book of dreams: 
 their romance and mystery; with a complete in- 
 terpretation dictionary. Compiled from the most 
 accredited sources. New York [ cop. 1863]. 80 
 pp. 12° 1518. 14 
 
 Bear hunters. The, of the Eocky mountains. Bow- 
 man, A 938.18 
 
 Beauchamp's career. Meredith, G 331.24 
 
 Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de. Lomenie, 
 L. L. de. Beaumarchais and his times. Lon- 
 don, 1856. 4 V. Sm. 8° 5527.19 
 
 Becker, Wilhelm Adolf. Charicles, or illustrations 
 of the private life of the ancient Greeks. With 
 notes and excursuses. From the German. Trans- 
 lated by F. Metcalfe. 4th edition. London, 
 1874. xxi, 512 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 6117.15 
 
 — Gall us, or Roman scenes of the time of Augustus. 
 
 With notes and excursuses illustrative of the 
 manners and customs of the Romans. Trans- 
 lated by F. Metcalfe. 4th edition. London, 
 1873. xxi, 535 pp. Illustrated. Sm. 8° 6117.14 
 
 Beecher, Henry Ward. Woman's influence in poli- 
 tics, (/n Woman's suffrage tracts) 1926.5 
 
 • Ben Milner's wooing. Parr, H 327.26 
 
 Beneden, Pierre Joseph van. International scientific 
 series. Animal parasites and messmates. With 
 illustrations. New York, 1876. xxviii, 274 pp. 12°. 6616.6 
 
 B^RANGER, Pierre Jean de. Memoirs. Written by 
 himself. 2d edition, with additional anecdotes and 
 notes. London, 1858. 390-}- pp. Portrait. 8°. 6523.6 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Bernard, Charles de. See Du Grail, de la Vil- 
 
 LETTE, Charles Bernard. 
 
 Bessie Lovell ; or, the power of a loving child 1118.15 
 
 Bible. Harris, T. M. The natural history of the 
 
 Bible. Boston, 1820. 8° 6323.11 
 
 — Smith, W. The student's Scripture history. The 
 
 Old Testament history. From the creation to 
 the return of the Jews from captivity. London, 
 1874. Sm. 8° 6325.22 
 
 — New Testament. The student's Scripture history. 
 
 The New Testament history. Smith, W. Lon- 
 don, 1873. Sm. 8° 6325.23 
 
 German. Protestanten-Bibol. Neuen Testa- 
 
 mentes. Herausgegeben von P. W. Schmidt und 
 Franz von Holtzendorff. 2te revidirte Auflage. 
 Leipzig, 1874. xxxi, 1055 pp. 8° 5733.8 
 
 Gospels. Notes, explanatory and practical, on 
 
 the gospels. By Albert Barnes. 17th edition. 
 Revised and corrected, with an index, a chrono- 
 logical table, etc. New York, 1841. 2 v. 
 Folded map and plan. Illustrations. 12° 6327.23 
 
 Bibliotheca sacra, and theological eclectic. Vol. 32. 
 
 Andover, 1875. 8° 6736.1 
 
 Bickersteth, Edward Henry. The Rock of ages; 
 or Scripture testimony to the one eternal God- 
 head of the Father, and of the Son, and of 
 the Holy Ghost. With an introduction by 
 F. D. Huntington. Boston, 1860. 214 pp. 12°. 
 
 1524.7 and 5816.24 
 
 Biography. Hayward, A. Biographical and criti- 
 cal essays. London, 1873, 74. 3 v. 8° 5833.3 
 
 — Timbs, J. English eccentrics and eccentricities. 
 
 London, 1875. Sm. 8° 5617.20 
 
 Black, Adam and Charles, publishers. Black's guide 
 
 to England and Wales. Containing plans of the 
 
 principal cities, charts, maps, and views, and a 
 
 list of hotels. 11th edition. Edinburgh, 1874. 
 
 xxiv, 544 pp. Folded maps. Illustrations. 
 
 Sm. 8° 5437.2 
 
 Black, William. Lady Silverdale's sweetheart, and 
 
 other stories. Leipzig 331.28 
 
 Contents. — Lady Silverdale's sweetheart ; The marriage of 
 Moira Fergus; The man who was like Shakspeare; The 
 Highlands of the city ; The strange horse of Loch Suainabhal. 
 
 Blackmore, Richard Doddridge. Cradock Nowell : 
 
 a tale of the New forest 730.14 
 
 — Cripps, the carrier. A woodland tale 530.24 
 
 Blind girl. The, of Wittenberg. Wildenhahn, 
 
 K.A 722.27 
 
 Blockade runners, The. Verne, J. New York, 
 
 1874. 8° 713.4 
 
 — Same. London, 1876. Sm. 8° 715.31 
 
 Blue jackets; or, the adventures of J. Thompson 
 
 among " the heathen Chinee." Greey, E 730.22 
 
 Boats, Forms of ships and. Bland, W. London, 
 
 1868. 12° 1715.10 
 
 Bohn's Antiquarian library. Namely : — 
 
 — Mallet, P. H. Northern antiquities 5715.6 
 
 Bohn's Classical library. Namely : — 
 
 — Ammianus Marcellinus. Roman history, during 
 
 the reigns of the emperors Constant! us, Julian, 
 Jovian us, Valentinian, and Valens 6117.9 
 
 — Cicero, M.T. Orations. 4v 6117.6 
 
 — Justinus, Nepos, C, and Eutropius. [Works]. . .6117.10 
 
 — Livius Patavinus, T. The history of Rome 6117.11 
 
 — Sallustius Crispus, C, Florus, L. A., and Velleius 
 
 Paterculus, C. [Works] 6117.7 
 
 — Suetonius Tranquillus, C. Lives of the twelve 
 
 Csesars ; added, lives of the grammarians, rhet- 
 oricians, and poets 6117.8 
 
 Bohn's Standard library. Namely : — 
 
 — Junius, pseud. Letters 5637.3 
 
 — Smyth, W. Lectures on modern history. 2v... 5925.7 
 Lectures on the history of the French revolu- 
 tion. 2v 5517.10 
 
 — Thierry, (J. N.) A. The formation and progress 
 
 of the tiers etat, or third estate in France 5517.9 
 
 BoissiER, Marie Louis Gaston. L'opposition sous 
 
 lesCesars. Paris, 1875. 372-|-pp. 8° 5513.7 
 
 BossuET, Jacques Benigne. Bossuet and his contem- 
 poraries. Farrer, H. L. London, 1874. Sm. 8°. 5526.14 
 
BOSTON 
 
 278 
 
 CHEEVER 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Boston, Mass. Municipal government. March 17th, 
 1876. Celebration of the centennial anniver- 
 sary of the evacuation of Boston by the British 
 army, March 17th, 1776. Reception of the 
 Washington medal. Oration delivered in Music 
 hall, and a chronicle of the siege of Boston. By 
 George E. Ellis. Boston, 1876. 199 pp. Maps. 
 Folded plan. Illustrations. L. 8" 810.12 
 
 Second report of the board of commissioners 
 
 [T. J. Coolidge, W. Gray, jr., C. H. Dalton] of 
 the department of parks, 1876. Boston, 1876. 
 42 pp. Folded maps and plana. 8° 6926.3 
 
 — Baldwin Place home for little wanderers. The little 
 
 wanderers' advocate. Vol. 8, 10, 11. Boston, 
 
 1872-75. 3 V. 8^^ 1335.2 
 
 Boston directory for 1876. Boston [1876]. 8°.*R.R.,E.2.5 
 Botany. A dictionary of botanical terms. Hens- 
 low, J. S. London [1861]. Sm. 8" 6627.4 
 
 Bowman, Anne. The bear hunters of the Rocky 
 
 mountains 938.18 
 
 — The boy voyagers; or, the pirates of the East ... 938.15 
 
 — Clarissa; or, the Mervyn inheritance. A book 
 
 for young ladies 938. 19 
 
 — Esperanza; or, the home of the wanderers 938.13 
 
 — The kangaroo hunters; or, adventures in the 
 
 bush 938.14 
 
 — Tom and the crocodiles 938.16 
 
 — The young yachtsmen 938. 17 
 
 Boy voyagers, The; or, the pirates of the East. 
 
 Bowman, A 938.15 
 
 Braddon, Mary Elizabeth. Dead men's shoes. 
 
 Leipzig 321.27 
 
 — Same. New York 730.9 
 
 — My sister's confession and other stories 730.24 
 
 Contents. — My sister's confession ; Old Rudderford hall ; 
 At Chrigliton abbey; Colonel Beuyon's entanglement; The 
 scene-painter's wife; The dreaded guest. 
 
 Bradley, Mary E. Douglass farm ; a juvenile story 
 
 of life in Virginia 1118.12 
 
 Bray, Anna Eliza. The good St. Louis and his 
 times. London, 1870. xvi, 392 pp. Portrait. 
 Sm. 8° 5937.13 
 
 Bremer, Fredrika. The homo: or, family cares and 
 family joys. Translated from the Swedish, by 
 Mary Howitt 730.20 
 
 Brinton, Daniel Garrison. The religious sentiment, 
 its source and aim. A contribution to the science 
 and philosophy of religion. New York, 1876. 
 iv, 284+ pp. 16° 5815.27 
 
 Brockbtt, Linus P. Our great captains. Grant, 
 Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan, and Farragut. 
 New York, 1865. 251pp. Portraits. 12° 1015.8 
 
 Brooke, Stopford Augustus. English literature. 
 New York, 1876. 167+ pp. [Green, J. R., 
 editor. Literature primers.] 16° 1738.3 
 
 Brown, John J. The American angler's guide; or, 
 complete fisher's manual, for the United States. 
 5th edition. Illustrated. New York, 1876. 
 428+ pp. 8° 6413.4 
 
 Bryant, William Cullen, and Gay, Sydney Howard. 
 A popular history of the United States, from the 
 first discovery of the western hemisphere by the 
 Northmen, to the end of the first century of the 
 union of the states. Preceded by a sketch of 
 the pre-historic period and the age of the mound 
 builders. Vol. i. New York, 1876. Maps. 
 Portraits. Fac-similes. Illustrations. 8° 610.5 
 
 Buckley, Arabella B. A short history of natural 
 science and of the progress of discovery from the 
 time of the Greeks to the present day. With 
 illustrations. New York, 1876. xxiii, 467 pp. 
 12° 6835.4 
 
 BuLWER, Sir Henry Lytton Earle, baron Balling and 
 Bulwer. See Hayward, A. Biographical and 
 critical essays. London, 1873. 8° 5833.3.2 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton, Edward (George Earle) Lytton, 
 lord Lytton. Pausanias the Spartan. An un- 
 finished historical romance. Edited by his son. 
 Leipzig 336.22 
 
 Buonarroti, Michelangelo, or Michel Agnolo, Life 
 
 and works of. Wilson, C.H. London, 1876. 8^. 6211.11 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 
 Burckett, Florence. Wildmoor. A novel 532.2 
 
 Burnand, Francis Cowley. To Buddlecombe and 
 
 back 539.12 
 
 Burnet, Gilbert. The history of the reformation of 
 the church of England. New edition, revised, 
 and the records collated with the originals, by 
 N. Pocock. Oxford, 1865. 7 v. 8° 6320.5 
 
 Burns, Dawson. Christendom and the drink curse: 
 an appeal to the Christian world for efficient 
 action against the causes of intemperance. Lon- 
 don, 1875. xii, 333 pp. 8° 1912.9 
 
 Burton, John Hill. History of Scotland from 
 Agricola's invasion to the extinction of the last 
 Jacobite insurrection. 2d edition. Edinburgh, 
 1874. 8 v. Sm. 8° 5418.6 
 
 Butler, William Allen. Poems. Boston, 1871. vi, 
 
 263 pp. 12° 1626.1 
 
 Butt, Beatrice May. Leisure hour series. Miss 
 
 Molly 517.24 
 
 Byron, George Gordon Noel, lord. Works. 2d edi- 
 tion. With portrait. Leipzig, 1866. 5 v. 
 Sq. 16° 1614.13 
 
 Note. — For contents, see page 30. 
 
 — Life of. Castelar, E. New York, 1876. 12°... 1236.1 
 
 Cadell, H. M. Leisure hour series. Ida Craven.. 517.27 
 Cjssars. Boissier, M. L. G. L'opposition sous les 
 
 Cesars. Paris, 1875. 8° 5513.7 
 
 — Suetonius Tranquillus, C. Lives of the twelve 
 
 Caesars. London, 1872. Sm. 8° 6117.8 
 
 Camp-fires of the revolution. Watson, H. C. New 
 
 York, 1869. 8° 81L8 
 
 Camping out. Stephens, C. A 1127.1 
 
 Canning, George. George Canning as a man of let- 
 ters. Hayward, A. Biographical and critical 
 
 essays. London, 1873. 8° 5833.3.1 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas. German romance: specimens of 
 its chief authors; with biographical and criti- 
 cal notices. Boston, 1841. 2v.ini. 12° 5725.2 
 
 Contents.— (Johunn Carl) August Musaeus; Friedrich 
 (Heitirich Carl) de La Motte Fouque; (Johann) Ludwig 
 Tieck ; Ernst Theodor Amadeus (Wilhelra) Hoffmann ; Jean 
 Paul Friedrich Richter. 
 
 Carmichael, Andrew. Memoir of the life and 
 philosophy of Spurzheim. 1st American edition, 
 
 with notes. Boston, 1833. vi, 96 pp. 12° 1227.9 
 
 Carrie Allison; or, in the vineyard. Davis, C. E. .. 929.10 
 
 Cash-boy's, The, trust. Mitchell, A.M..-. 1127.13 
 
 Castelar, Emilio. Life of Lord Byron and other 
 sketches. Translated by Mrs. Arthur Arnold. 
 New York, 1876, xii, 347 pp. 12° 1236.1 
 
 Contents. — Lord Byron ; Victor Hugo ; Alexander Dumas ; 
 Emile Girardin ; Daniel Manin ; Adolphe Thiers. 
 
 Catholic world, The. VoL 22. New York, 1875. 8°. 6715.1 
 
 Centennial commissioner. A, in Europe, 1874-76. 
 
 Forney, J. W. Philadelphia, 1876. 12° 436.10 
 
 Centennials. Boston, Mass. Municipal govern- 
 ment. March 17th, 1876. Celebration of the 
 centennial anniversary of the evacuation of 
 Boston by the British army, March 17th, 1776. 
 Boston, 1876. L. 8° 810.12 
 
 Channing, William Ellery. A selection from [his] 
 
 works. Boston, 1855. v, 480+ pp. 12° 1915.11 
 
 Chantrey, Sir Francis, Memorials of. Holland, J. 
 
 London [1851]. Sm. 8° 5338.2 
 
 Chappaqua, N. Y. Story of a summer [at Horace 
 Greeley's home] ; or, journal leaves from Chap- 
 paqua. Cleveland, C. New York, 1874. Sq. 16°. 1019.2 
 
 Charicles, or illustrations of the private life of the 
 ancient Greeks. Becker, W. A. London, 1874. 
 Sm. 8° 6117.15 
 
 Charles I, of England, Commentaries on the life 
 
 and reign of. Disraeli, I. London, 1851. 2 v. 8°. 5421.6 
 
 Charles XII, of Sweden, History of. Voltaire, F. 
 
 M. A. de. Edinburgh, 1873. Sm. 8° 5726.6 
 
 Charlesworth, Maria Louisa. Oliver of the mill. 
 
 A tale 722.26 
 
 Cheever, George Barrell, editor. The American 
 common-place book of poetry, with occasional 
 noteg. Philadelphia, 1841. 405 pp. 12° 1534. U 
 
CHERBULIEZ 
 
 279 
 
 DEAD 
 
 Shelf. No. 
 Cherbuliez, Victor. Meta Holdenis. [Fiction.] 
 
 3e edition. Paris, 1875. 271+ pp. 16° 2016.13 
 
 — PauIeMere. Paris, 1865. 352+ pp. 18° ....5536.16 
 
 Chesney, George. The dilemma. A novel 730.12 
 
 Chicot, the jester. An historical romance. Dumas, 
 
 A. (D.) 718.8 
 
 Chikamatsu Monzayemon. Chiushingura; or, the 
 loyal league. A Japanese romance. Translated 
 by F. V. Dickins. With introduction by Hoff- 
 man Atkinson. [Arfrfed Appendix.] New York, 
 1876. 213+ pp. Fac-similes. Illustrations. 
 Oblong 4° 5928.4 
 
 Note. — The appendix contains a metrical version of parts 
 of the story. TJie illustrations were " drawn and engraved by 
 " anese artists, and printed by Japanese printers." The bind- 
 ing 
 
 Japanese artists, and printed by Japanese printers, 
 of bark paper made by the Japanese. 
 
 Child, The, of the wreck; or, the loss of the Royal 
 
 George. Kingston, W. H. G 1118.13 
 
 China, Travels in, 1844-6. Hue, t,. R. London 
 
 [1852]. 2 V. 16° 5935.12 
 
 Chiushingura; or, the loyal league. A Japanese 
 romance. Chikamatsu Monzayemon. New 
 York, 1876. Oblong 4° 5928.4 
 
 Chronicle of events, discoveries, and improvements, 
 for the popular diffusion of useful knowledge, 
 with an authentic record of facts. Illustrated 
 with maps and drawings. Boston [1841, 42]. 
 2v.ini. 8^ 1317.2 
 
 Note. — The Monthly chronicle, Vol. 2, 3 (1841, 42), with a 
 new title, and some changes. 
 
 Chrysostomus, Joannes, St. Macgilvray, W. tR)hn 
 
 of the golden mouth. London, 1871. Sm. 8°. 5937.14 
 
 Church, Florence, /orTner/y Miss Marry at. ■ The girls 
 
 of Feversham : 530.21 
 
 — A lucky disappointment and other stories. Leip- 
 
 zig t 331.31 
 
 Contents. — A lucky disappointment; The little Gordon; 
 Sir Marcus's choice; Meg Hartley s cure. 
 
 — The poison of asps and other stories 337.23 
 
 Contents. — The poison of asps ; The bath-chair man's 
 story; Plucked from the burning; A happy accident at 
 Brighton. 
 
 —r A Star and a heart. Boston 730.10 
 
 — "Too good for him" 530.22 
 
 Churchill, Charles. See Forster, J. Biographi- 
 cal essays. London, 1860. Sm. 8° 5425.12 
 
 Churchill, Fleetwood. Essays on the puerperal^ 
 fever and other diseases peculiar to women. 
 Selected from the writings of British authors 
 previous to the close of the eighteenth century. 
 London, 1849. viii, 552 pp. 8° 6013.13 
 
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 Ho WITT, William. The student-life of Germany: 
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 Man< The, who was like Shakspeare. Black, W. 
 
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