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 PUBLISHED PREFACE. 
 
 The history of the undertaking A. L. A. Catalog is set forth in the editorial preface which follows. 
 The first edition was, it will be noticed, issued by the Bureau of Education, and by direct action of 
 Congress. Since 1893, however, the Library of Congress, promoted into the position of a national 
 library for the United States, has come to be the logical agent of the government for such an under- 
 taking presumed to be in the interest of American libraries as a whole. 
 
 It agreed to publish and distribute thin revised edition. As appears from the editor's preface, 
 however, its cooperation has actually gone further than this: it printed also and distributed the pre- 
 liminary trial lists, and it prepared the material which forms the Dictionary section of the Catulo;/. 
 This it has also reproduced with fuller entries OH cards: so that a complete card catalog of the entire 
 8,000 volumes may be procured from it, at nominal cost, under its system of card distribution. 
 
 It did not, however, take direct part in the selection of the books. 
 
 Distribution. A single copy of the Catalog complete, in cloth, will be sent free of charge to every 
 library in the United States, and to foreign libraries on the exchange list of the Library of Congress, 
 or making specific request. 
 
 Other copies, either of the complete work or of either part, in cloth or paper, may be had by 
 addressing The Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., and forwarding the price below stated 
 (a nominal charge, to prevent waste) : 
 
 Complete (parts 1 and 2). Price: Cloth 50 cents, paper 25 cents. 
 
 Part 1 or part 2 separately. Price: Cloth 25 cents, paper 15 cents. 
 
 It would have been difficult if not impossible to print the Catalog in the short time remaining for 
 publication before the A. L. A. conference at St. Louis without the energetic efforts of the various 
 members of the Library of Congress staff especially, if any may be particularly mentioned of 
 Miss Irene Gibson, Mr. F. Neumann and Mr. W. D. Johnston, who have devoted to it much outside 
 time; or without the prompt and efficient cooperation of the chief of the Catalog division and of 
 his assistants, who not merely prepared but, under the direction of Miss E. A. Runner, proof mi<l 
 the Dictionary section. The preparation and proof-reading has involved the constant services, in 
 addition to the supervision of the Chief, of no less than seven catalogers for the past eight months. 
 Unofficial time has been feely given. 
 
 The remarkable speed with which the Public Printer has put the matter into type, on tin- press, 
 and through the bindery, is due largely to the personal interest of the Foreman of Printing, Mr. O. J. 
 Ricketts, and the ready response of his staff, who have applied freely the vast typographic resources 
 at their command. 
 
 EDWARD L. BI'ROHAKD 
 In Charge of PnhH<-<itin 
 
 HERBERT PUTNAM 
 
 Litirarinn of Congress 
 
 . WASHINGTON, D. C., October!, 1904
 
 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
 
 A. L.A. CATALOG 
 
 8,000 VOLUMES FOR A POPULAR LIBRARY, WITH NOTES 
 
 1904 
 
 Prepared by th'e New York State Library and the 
 Library of Congress under the auspices of the 
 American Library Association Publishing Board 
 
 EDITOR 
 
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 Melvil Dewey 
 
 Director, New York State Library and Library School 
 
 ASSOCIATE EDITORS 
 May Seymour Mrs. H. L. Elmendorf 
 
 Education Librarian, New York Special Bibliographer, Buffalo Public 
 
 State Library Library 
 
 Part 1: Class List 
 
 With synopsis of Decimal Classification 
 and Subject Index 
 
 Washington 
 
 Government Printing Office 
 October, 1904
 
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 CONTENTS 
 
 PAGE. 
 
 PUBLISHERS' PREFACE . Facing title-page 
 
 NOTE OF THE A: L. A. PUBLISHING BOARD 4 
 
 EDITORIAL PREFACE . 5 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS 12 
 
 ADDRESS LIST OF PUBLISHERS 13 
 
 SERIES ABBREVIATIONS 22 
 
 AUTHORITIES FOR NOTES 28 
 
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 GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS 32 
 
 PART 1 CLASS LIST 33 
 
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 SYNOPSIS OF DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 35 
 
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 CLASS LIST 47 
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 PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 367 
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 373 
 
 CORRECTIONS 404 
 
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 NOTE BY THE A. L. A. PUBLISHING BOARD. 
 
 The A. L. A. publishing board commends this Catalog to libraries and readers with the conviction 
 that, while it may not meet every expectation or requirement, it will be found one of the most useful 
 bibliograpical manuals that have been issued. The editor's preface gives so complete a statement of 
 the purposes of the work, and of the history of the undertaking, that little remains for us to add. To 
 the determined and energetic efforts of the editor and his efficient coadjutors we owe whatever of 
 excellence the work may possess. The delays in the publication have been in the interest of increased 
 thoroughness and completeness of work; especially has it been possible to include many more notes 
 than could have been furnished if the work had been hastened. 
 
 The board would like to add emphasis to the acknowledgments expressed in the editor's preface, 
 particularly to the Library of Congress and its librarian, without whose most generous and hearty help 
 the work could not have been published in a form and on terms so advantageous to the libraries and 
 the people of the whole land. 
 
 To the many examples of effective cooperation which our association has furnished this may well 
 
 be added as among the chief. 
 
 WM. I. FLETCHER 
 
 MELVIL DEWEY 
 WM. C. LANE 
 HILLER C. WELLMAN 
 
 CHARLES C. SOULE 
 SEPTEMBER 28, 1904.
 
 At its Boston meeting in 1879 the American library association enthusiastically 
 adopted the proposal of the present editor to prepare and publish a list of about 5,000 
 of the best books with compact notes indicating scope, character and value, to be 
 known as the A. L. A. catalog. It was pointed out that such a list would serve: 
 
 1 As a guide to bookbuyers whether for private or public libraries. It is not 
 uncommon for a library to pay some single individual hundreds of dollars for making 
 a list representing merely his individual choice of books, not only on subjects with 
 which he is familiar, but also on the much larger number of which he knows practi- 
 cally nothing. A copy of this Catalog would be much more valuable, would be in 
 print instead of ms, and several duplicates could be checked up at trifling cost for 
 getting estimates or other purposes. 
 
 2 As a guide to readers in choosing what books they might best take from the 
 library or from their own shelves. 
 
 3 As a manual to teach the younger and prompt the older librarians or book- 
 sellers in answering most wisely the constant inquiry for the best book on a given 
 subject. 
 
 4 To take the place of the printed catalog in small public libraries. The call 
 number of all books in the library could be written in the margin, thus showing at 
 once that the library had the book and where it could be found, while unmarked 
 titles would be the best list for early purchase. 
 
 5 As a most convenient catalog for private libraries, by checking in the margin 
 all books owned. 
 
 6 As a check list of books read, personal notes being added in margins. 
 Liberal subscriptions were made for copies and much material was collected when 
 
 work was interrupted by the editor's absorption in other duties. After various 
 proposals for resuming work, the joint cooperation and finance committees, who had 
 been given full power in the premises in 1884, turned the entire matter over to Melyil 
 Dewey as editor, on condition that no financial responsibility should rest on the asso- 
 ciation. Owing to lack of means little more was done till the World's Columbian 
 exposition gave opportunity to get out an imperfect first edition without notes. As 
 the notes were to be the chief feature of the A. L. A. catalog, the 1893 book was called 
 Catalog of A. L. A.. library, reserving the other name for a list including the all 
 important notes as guides to readers. By the testimony of the U. S. commissioner 
 of education, who published several large editions, it was of even greater service 
 than anticipated. The books were selected by a committee of leading members of 
 the A. L. A. of which J. N. Larned was chairman, and the cataloging was done in 
 the New York state library under Mrs S. C. Fairchild's supervision, theU. S. bureau 
 of education paying the salaries for much of tho office work, as the library was to be 
 
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 6 A. L. A. CATALOG 
 
 its permanent property at the end of the Columbian exposition of 1893, where the 
 A. L. A. library was exhibited and attracted great attention. The list has been used 
 by thousands of libraries and private bm r ers as a guide in selection. 
 
 In 1894 a committee was appointed, with Mrs Fairchild as chairman, to 
 prepare needed supplements. Progress was delayed by many difficulties, and just 
 as the section on education was to go to the printer, it was proposed that instead 
 of u supplement a new work complete in itself should be prepared as the chief 
 A. L. A. exhibit at the St Louis exposition. This plan was adopted. The New York 
 state library had, in 1889, authorized its director as editor of the Catalog to pre- 
 pare and issue it as a state library publication. Though relieved of publication of 
 the 1893 volume by the cooperation of the Bureau of education, the New York state 
 librar}" continued to gather lists and notes as other duties permitted and when the 
 Bureau of education found itself unable to bring out the revised edition as hoped, 
 the regents of the New York state library repeated their authority to prepare and 
 issue it and secured from the legislature a special appropriation covering part of the 
 expenses. 
 
 The American library association having placed in the hands of its publishing 
 board its interest in the undertaking, the board welcomed the assumption by the New 
 York state library of the editorial work, and supplemented the financial provision 
 made by the state of New York by an appropriation of $1,200 (afterwards raised to 
 $1,500) to meet the necessary expense. The board has exercised a general super- 
 vision over the work and has determined questions affecting its form and general 
 character. Most important, the Library of Congress agreed to share the burden by 
 printing and distributing it widely as one of its publications, thus giving it a much 
 larger free circulation than would have been possible for a state publication. 
 
 General plan. The list includes 7,520 volumes specially adapted to small 
 libraries and those just starting, but suitable also for any public library. Except a 
 few of the most important foreign classics in the original, only such foreign works 
 as are available in English translations are included. While this Catalog, when 
 carefully revised, will be the best within the prescribed limits of size and purpose 
 that the combined wisdom of our most experienced librarians and specialists can 
 produce, no editors could hope to make a selection from the vast mass of books of 
 all ages and tongues wholly satisfactory even to themselves. 
 
 Best as applied to this Catalog means relatively to the general reader. An 
 accurate, interesting and comprehensive statement in untechnical language that is 
 best for a general reader may be mere a b c to a specialist, while the most recent, 
 exact and exhaustive treatise best for a specialist may be the worst for a general 
 reader because too technical to be intelligible. Though a mediocre book has some- 
 times been chosen because there is nothing better meeting the conditions, it is hoped 
 that nothing untrustworthy or ephemeral has been admitted. .Out of print books 
 are omitted unless very important and soon to be on the market again. 
 
 Titles have been condensed by omitting unessential words. American importer 
 and price when ascertained are given rather than foreign publisher. 
 
 Technical books. Many of the most valuable works proposed by experts have 
 been omitted because outside the scope of this list, which is primarily for general 
 readers and not for professional men or special students, but it includes many tech-
 
 EDITORIAL PREFACE 
 
 nical books on industries common to most communities, c. g. engineering and engi- 
 neering materials, sanitation, building, etc. 
 
 Adaptation to very small libraries. To make the Catalog as helpful as possible 
 to the smallest libraries that can start with only 1,000, 2,000 or 5,000 volumes, in the 
 next edition the 1,000 best to buy first will be marked 1, the 1,000 that added to 1 
 will make the most useful 2,000 will be marked 2, and those that added to 1 and 2 
 will make the most useful 5,000 will be marked 5. This does not mean that books 
 marked 1 are better than the others, but merely that they are considered the most 
 useful combination for a library limited to 1,000, and so likewise of 2 and 5. 
 
 Classification. The definite purpose of this book is to guide in selecting books, 
 either to read or buy; its form is chosen solely for this use regardless of what may 
 be best for libraries in their own catalogs. For its peculiar use it must be classed 
 b} T subjects for convenience of both reader and buyer. It was also desirable to allow 
 the printing in separate pamphlets of any classes for which there should be special 
 demand. The Decimal classification was chosen because its use was much more 
 general than any other and its adoption would convenience the largest number; 
 because all material for this Catalog for 27 years has been kept in this order; and 
 because the New York state library, where the editorial work was done, could not use 
 any other method without much confusion and extra labor. 
 
 In cases where several different numbers would be equall} 7 correct, that one has 
 been chosen which seemed practically best for public libraries: e. g. Plato and Aristotle 
 are classed in literature rather than in philosophy or political science, where they would 
 go if classed strictly by content instead of in view of their larger use as classical litera- 
 ture; Burton's Anatomy of melancholy is put in English miscellany instead of under its 
 specific subject; children's primers and readers are classed in literature instead of in 
 education, as they are chosen for their storybook value and not for their bearing on 
 education. Under some heads a comparatively unimportant book appears because 
 its author's works as a whole are included: e. g. under 701 Schiller's Essays aesthetical; 
 under 610 Holmes' Medical essays now nearly 40 years out of date. 
 
 Proportion by subject. The number of volumes in each main subject is given 
 for the Catalog of 1893 followed by like numbers for this book. Numbers in each 
 class cover also a selection of juveniles made by special students of children's 
 reading. 
 
 General works including Bibliography 
 
 Philosophy 
 
 Religion 
 
 Sociology 
 
 Language 
 
 Natural science 
 
 Useful arts 
 
 Fine arts including Music and Sports 
 
 Literature 
 
 Fiction 
 
 History 
 
 Travel 
 
 Biography 
 
 I8:j 1904 
 
 Per cent 
 
 Volumes 
 
 Per cent 
 
 Volumes 
 
 4 
 
 227 
 
 1.9 
 
 148 
 
 2 
 
 96 
 
 1.9 
 
 143 
 
 4 
 
 220 
 
 4.2 
 
 319 
 
 8 
 
 424 
 
 8 
 
 604 
 
 2 
 
 108 
 
 1.6 
 
 123 
 
 7 
 
 355 
 
 6.2 
 
 471 
 
 5 
 
 268 
 
 6 
 
 453 
 
 4 
 
 225 
 
 4.7 
 
 554 
 
 14 
 
 694 
 
 13.4 
 
 1001 
 
 16 
 
 809 
 
 16.3 
 
 1226 
 
 15 
 
 756 
 
 13. 3 
 
 973 
 
 8 
 
 413 
 
 9.1 
 
 685 
 
 12 
 
 635 
 
 13.5 
 
 1020 
 
 101 
 
 5230 
 
 100.1 
 
 7520
 
 8 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG 
 
 A. L. A. library. The United States bureau of education has the complete 
 collection included in the 1893 catalog as exhibited at the Chicago exposition. 
 Frederick M. Crunden, librarian of St Louis public library, vice chairman of the 
 committee on library exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase exposition, has collected this 
 library of 1904 as an exhibit of a model town library in the Missouri state building. 
 This will probably be retained by the St Louis public library after the exposition 
 closes. The Library of Congress has also bought every book in the list not already 
 in its collection, and the New York state library always buys any books it may lack 
 to make its A. L. A. catalog complete. These libraries can be kept up to date by 
 adding or withdrawing books as fast as changes are made. It is expected that many 
 public libraries will start by buying the entire list. 
 
 Selection. The following circulars sent by the editor to critics will show the 
 exact plan on which the work was done and make clear what the collaborators aimed 
 to do. 
 
 SUGGESTIONS FOB MARKING LISTS 
 
 Tentative lists. The basis for selection in each subject will be the A. L. A. catalog of 1893 sup- 
 plemented by -lists of later publications. As presumption will be in favor of books already in the Cat- 
 alog, the main task of selection will lie in the supplementary lists, which are intended to contain all 
 books since 1893 with any claim to consideration. Please feel, however, as much freedom in adding 
 as in striking out titles; for in spite of the care taken in making up the lists, some appropriate works 
 may have been overlooked. 
 
 Marking scheme. If critics will use the following scheme in marking lists, it will secure uni- 
 formity that will greatly lighten the labor of combining returns for the revised list on which a second 
 criticism will be asked before publication. 
 
 PLEASE PUT SYMBOL IX LEFT MARGIN BEFORE TITLE 
 
 Symbol Meaning 
 
 + Keep 
 
 -) (- Keep without fail 
 
 Reject 
 
 Reject without fail 
 o No opinion 
 
 Symbol 
 
 o.p. 
 
 Meaning: 
 Uncertain 
 Inclined to keep 
 Inclined to reject 
 Out of print 
 
 Please note at least briefly the reason for which you reject or incline to reject a book; e. g. out of 
 date (o d), too technical (tt), inaccurate (i), too little demand (d), vicious (v) The abbreviations 
 given in ( ) may be used instead of -writing words in full. 
 
 Rejection. From the lists are to be discarded: 
 
 1 Books out of print, unless still readily obtainable and not replaced by something better, e. g. 
 there is nothing to take the place of the U. S. report of 1876 on public libraries, and it is easily gotten 
 of secondhand dealers; 
 
 2 Books superseded by others giving newer information or theories, e. g. those on countries where 
 conditions have changed like the West Indies or Philippines, or on rapidly growing sciences and 
 industries like chemistry and electricity; 
 
 3 Editions superseded by those distinctly better for public libraries, but specify preferred edition; 
 
 4 Books that for other reasons you believe can be more advantageously replaced by others, noting 
 in each case why you discard; 
 
 5 Books that you think have no claim to a place in so limited a list of this character. 
 
 Notes. Either formulated notes, rough notes or comments as a basis for notes, original or quoted, 
 whether giving your own estimate or facts useful to a reader trying to choose between different books,
 
 EDITORIAL PREFACE 9 
 
 are specially requested, as they will be the most helpful feature of the Catalog. As many titles will be 
 annotated as practicable in the short time available for this edition and the annotation completed in a 
 later edition. References to good notes already in print, with criticism of either matter or manner, 
 would be much appreciated. 
 
 Among important items for notes are point of view; trustworthiness; scope; characteristics of 
 style (didactic, colloquial, interesting, witty, dry, involved or difficult to follow, etc.); scene; period; 
 class of readers to which adapted. 
 
 Edition. If you would retain a book but substitute a different edition, cancel description of 
 edition given and specify preferred edition. 
 
 Suggested method. Labor on the lists will probably be minimized by marking first the + + 
 and =; i. e. the two extremes of books positively rejected or included. A rough count of those 
 included then quickly shows whether they must be weeded out to come within the allowance to that 
 subject for 8,000 volumes or whether more may be added. 
 
 The labor asked of those who kindly assist in this work will be made as light as possible by fur- 
 nishing lists ready for quick checking with the symbols above, which with a minimum of work will 
 indicate the critics' judgment and preference. 
 
 FINAL REVISION OF LISTS 
 
 16 January 19O4 
 
 The lists submitted for final expression of opinion are made up by the associate editor for selection, 
 Mrs H. L. Elmendorf, special bibliographer of the Buffalo public library, after comparison of votes 
 of specialists and advisory board, often supplemented by reference to reviews or examination of the 
 books themselves. 
 
 The estimated quota, or proportion, for each class has been filled in the printed galleys. If you 
 wish to add books, either from the typewritten lists or as new suggestions, please indicate, if possible, 
 what books you would take out in return for those that you would put in. 
 
 As this Catalog is not a bibliography of the best books from a scholar's point of view, but a list of 
 books most practically useful to a small public library, those out of print are omitted unless still 
 readily obtainable. 
 
 Classification. Please do not discard a book suitable for this Catalog merely because found under 
 a head where it does not belong, but say why it should be classed elsewhere. Classification of all 
 books retained will be carefully revised. 
 
 Notes. Comments of two distinct kinds are asked: those helpful to editors in finally deciding 
 what books to include; those helpful to readers in choosing what books to read. Please add informa- 
 tion that you consider important, specially on the following points: preferred editions, with character- 
 istics of more expensive or cheaper editions that should be mentioned in notes; details of type or 
 printing making a book unusually agreeable or tiresome to the eyes; whether reprint from periodicals; 
 index, whether good, bad, or lacking; point of view whig, socialist, catholic, etc.; scope and purpose; 
 its rank in literature of the subject; marked characteristics of style; scene; period; class of readers to 
 which adapted. 
 
 As the time is very short for the work still to be done, please return your criticisms by earliest 
 possible mail. We greatly wish your final opinion, but can not delay work for belated returns. 
 
 Notes for future editions. Immediately on publication revision will begin for 
 the next edition, specially in adding desirable notes. An extra copy for marking by 
 the system adopted will be sent to anyone willing to give the editors the benefit of 
 his criticisms. All suggestions made will be so arranged as to insure consideration 
 when the next edition is printed. No one can do a greater service to this Catalog 
 than those who point out its faults, except those who show definitely how to improve 
 it. No one can be more keenly alive to its imperfections than those who know it 
 best, its makers.
 
 10 A. L. A. CATALOG 
 
 Acknowledgments. For 26 years the present editor has persisted in his faith 
 that this Catalog would some time appear because it was the most important -and 
 valuable single book that could be made to aid in the great public library movement. 
 It is fitting to record here acknowledgments to those who have made it possible. 
 
 1 To the New York state library, which for 15 years has kept this Catalog 
 steadily in view, has borne the heaviest burdens of preparation, and proposes with 
 such cooperation as it can get to continue the work and make each succeeding edition 
 better. This library selected the original lists, digested all returns, wrote all 
 circulars and conducted all correspondence, classed the books by 'the Decimal 
 classification, furnished the majority of the notes and edited all of them, made the 
 index and edited copy for the class list. 
 
 Special acknowledgment is due to Walter Stanle} 7 Biscoe and Miss Martha T. 
 Wheeler, whose practical experience in book selection and annotation and biblio- 
 graphic knowledge have made their unflagging cooperation invaluable; and to Miss 
 Elva L. Bascom, who took immediate charge of routine and clerical detail, condensed 
 hundreds of notes from reviews (many of them among the best in the Catalog), edited 
 much of the copy, and gave practical advice in formulating plans. That there are 
 not more errors is largely due to her unceasing vigilance. 
 
 2 To the Library of Congress for generous cooperation far be3 7 ond its original 
 promises. Besides bearing the whole cost of printing and distributing this volume, 
 it printed and mailed preliminary and revised lists, and has made and published card 
 and dictionary catalogs of the whole collection. 
 
 The Library of Congress staff throughout the work has cooperated most warmly 
 to secure improvements both in substance and form, and to correct mistakes both in 
 and out of their definite province. The editors and public are under deep obligation 
 for the generous cooperation and warm personal interest constantly shown in this 
 work by the Librarian of Congress and his staff. 
 
 3 To Mr W. P. Cutter, librarian, Forbes library, Northampton, Mass., for 
 furnishing expansive classification numbers for the entire collection and for the 
 synopsis of the Expansive Classification which precedes the dictionary catalog. 
 These numbers appear both in the dictionary catalog and on the printed cards of 
 the Library of Congress. 
 
 4 To the A. L. A. publishing board for its appropriation of $1,500 towards 
 expenses, for its warm interest in the work, and for authorizing the issue under its 
 auspices, thus recognizing more fully in fact that it represents the cooperation of 
 nearly 300 librarians and specialists, and so is not alone from the New York state 
 library and Library of Congress, but, as its original name suggests, represents the 
 A. L.~A. 
 
 5 To the 250 collaborators and critics carefully selected from the entire country 
 as best able to advise in their respective fields, who have given without compensation 
 more thought and labor and have contributed more suggestions and notes than could 
 be reasonably expected from men whose days are crowded with important duties. 
 
 The makers of the- Catalog are under greatest obligation to Prof. James Hardy 
 Ropes, of Harvard, whose generous offer to substitute a carefully balanced list on 
 religion for the rough original list was cordially accepted. His list was made the 
 working basis for further criticism, though the resulting list, as was inevitable, varies 
 greatly from his selection.
 
 EDITORIAL PREFACE 11 
 
 6 To Mrs H. L. Elniendorf, to whose rare qualifications for this work much of 
 its merit is due. As librarian of the Milwaukee public library and later as special 
 bibliographer of the Buffalo public library she has given so much attention to the 
 needs of the average public library that she seemed best qualified for this important 
 position, which she has so acceptably filled. Her choice of the 7,520 volumes was 
 made from a list of three times that number containing much conflicting opinion. 
 Besides deciding on the books to be included she also gave most valuable aid in 
 furnishing notes and in choosing and revising others from the vast m'ass of those 
 under consideration. 
 
 No man or committee could possibly make such a selection without leaving 
 grounds for criticism from various points of view. In many cases several recognized 
 authorities insisted that a certain book should be added or omitted, while others 
 equall} 7 good insisted on just the reverse. The selection editor had all the reasons 
 from both sides before her, in addition to a lifelong and intimate knowledge of 
 public library needs far beyond most of the critics. With rare skill, industry and 
 patience she has made the list after full consideration of pros and cons. In the 
 judgment of those who know most about this catalog and the people for whom 
 it is intended, no one else would have done this work better. 
 
 7 To Miss May Seymour, associate editor, to whom the entire executive work 
 was committed. In both 1903 and 1904 she has given not only every working hour 
 that could be taken from other duties but has added evenings, holidays and vacations. 
 After plans were completed the editor left their execution to her, and in 30 years' 
 experience he has never been better satisfied with the performance of delegated duties. 
 Besides her executive duties, she has been constantly and most efficiently active in 
 every department, and her rare skill and devotion to this work have added much to 
 its practical value. To no other person are so great acknowledgments due. 
 
 MELVIL DEWEY, Editw 
 ALBANY, N. Y. 10 Sept. 1904
 
 LISTS OF ABBREVIATIONS 
 
 ADDRESS LIST OF PUBLISHERS 
 SERIES ABBREVIATIONS 
 AUTHORITIES FOR NOTES 
 GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS 
 
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 ADDRESS LIST OF PUBLISHERS 
 
 Arranged by abbreviations used in entries 
 
 A. L. A. pub. board American library association. Publishing board Boston 
 
 G. Allen George Allen, 156 Charing Cross Road, London W. C. 
 
 W. H. Allen W. H. Allen & co. limited, 64 Cannon st. London E. C. 
 
 Allyn Allyn & Bacon, 172 Tremont st. Boston 
 
 Altemus Henry Altemus co. 507-513 Cherry st. Philadelphia 
 
 Amer. arch American architect co. 211 Tremont st. Boston 
 
 Amer. Baptist American Baptist publication society, 1420 Chestnut st. Phila- 
 delphia 
 
 Amer. bk. & Bible h American book and Bible house Astor pi. N. Y. 
 
 Amer. bk. co American book co. Washington sq. N. Y. 
 
 Amer. elec. co American electrician co. 120 Liberty st. New York 
 
 Amer. pub. health ass' n American public health association, Sec'y 1903, C: O. Probst, 
 
 , Columbus O. 
 
 Amer. sheep breeder co American sheep breeder co. press, Chicago 
 
 Amer. tract soc American tract society, 1 50 Nassau st. N. Y. 
 
 Amer. unit, ass'n American Unitarian association, 25 Beacon st. Boston 
 
 Americana co Americana co. N. Y. 
 
 Andrus Andrus & Church, Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 Anthony & co E. & H. T. Anthony & co. 124 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Anthony & S Anthony & Scovill co. 124 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Appleton D. Appleton & co. 436 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Arch, record co Architectural record co. 14 Vesey st. N. Y. 
 
 Armstrong A. C. Armstrong & son, 3 & 5 W. 18 st. N. Y. 
 
 Arnold Arnold & co. 418-422 Sansom st. Philadelphia 
 
 E. Arnold Edward Arnold, 37 Bedford st. Strand, London W. C. 
 
 Art craft inst Art craft institute, Chicago 
 
 Ath. office Athenaeum office, 11 Bream's buildings, Chancery Lane, Lon- 
 don E. C. 
 
 Audel .*. Theodore Audel & co. 63 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Avil Avil printing co. 1001 Chestnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Bacon E. H. Bacon & co. 8 Beacon st. Boston 
 
 Baird Henry Carey Baird & co. 810 Walnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Baker & T Baker & Taylor co. 33-37 E. 17th st. N. Y. 
 
 Baker, V. & co Baker, Voorhis & co. 66 Nassau st. N. Y. 
 
 Bardeen C. W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 Barnes A. S. Barnes & co. 156 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Bates Bates & Guild co. 42 Chauncy st. Boston 
 
 Batsford see Scribner. 
 
 Bell George Bell & sons, York st. Covent Garden, London 
 
 Benziger Benziger bros. 36-38 Barclay st. N. Y. 
 
 Bergmann J. F. Bergmann, Wiesbaden, Germany 
 
 Biddle Drexel Biddle, 415 Locust st. Philadelphia 
 
 Bigelow E. F. Bigelow, Stamford, Ct. 
 
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 Birchard C. C. Birchard & co. 221 Columbus av. Boston 
 
 Black Adam & Charles Black, 4 Soho sq. London- 
 
 Blackie Blackie & son limited, 50 Old Bailey, London K. ( '. 
 
 Black wood William Blackwood & sons, 37 Paternoster Row, London E. C. 
 
 J. Blackwood James Blackwood & co. 8 Lovell's court, Paternoster Row, 
 
 London E. C. 
 
 Blakiston P. Blakiston's son & co. 1012 Walnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Bobbs-Merrill co see Merrill 
 
 Bookkeeper , Bookkeeper publishing co. Detroit 
 
 Bookseller & N Bookseller & Newsman, 49 W. 24th st, X. Y. 
 
 Boston bk. co Boston book co. 83-91 Francis st. Back Bay, Boston 
 
 Boston educ. pub. co Educational pub. co. 50 Bromfield st. Boston 
 
 Bo wen-Merrill co see Merrill 
 
 Bradbury Bradbury, Agnew & co. 10 Bouverie st. London E. C. 
 
 Bradlee Whidden ..see Knight & Millet co. 
 
 Bradley Milton Bradley co. Springfield, Mass. 
 
 Brentano Brentano's, 5-9 Union sq. N. Y. 
 
 Briggs William Briggs, Toronto, Canada 
 
 Brown Brown & Sharpe manufacturing co. Providence, R. 1. 
 
 Bubier Bubier publishing co. Box 709, Lynn, Mas^. 
 
 Burrows Burrows bros. co. 133 Euclid av. Cleveland, O. 
 
 Burt A. L. Burt co. 52-58 Duane st. N. Y. 
 
 Butler J. W. Butler paper co. 212-218 Monroe st. Chicago 
 
 Caldwell H. M. Caldwell co. 208-218 Summer st. Boston 
 
 Callaghan Callaghan & co. 114 Monroe st. Chicago 
 
 Canib. univ Cambridge university press, Cambridge, Eng. 
 
 Campagne H. C. A. Campagne, Tiel, Netherlands 
 
 Caspar C. N. Caspar co. book emporium, 437 E. Water st. Milwaukee, 
 
 Wis. 
 
 Cassell Cassell & co. La Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, London E. C. 
 
 Cathedral lib. ass'n Cathedral library association, 534-536 Amsterdam av. N. Y. 
 
 Catholic pub. soc..__ Catholic publication society, N. Y. 
 
 Caygill R. Caygill, 112 W. 14th st, N. Y. 
 
 Cement & engin. n Cement & engineering news, 164 La Salle st. Chicago 
 
 Century Century co. Union sq. N. Y. 
 
 Chambers W. & R. Chambers limited, 47 Paternoster Row, London 
 
 Chapman Chapman & Hall limited, 1 1 Henrietta st. Coven t Garden, Lon- 
 don W. C. 
 
 Charity org. soc Charity organization society, 105 E. 22d st. N. Y. 
 
 Charpentier nee Fasquelle . 
 
 Chatto Chatto & Windus, 111 St. Martin's Lane, Charing Cross, Lon- 
 don W. C. 
 
 Chautauqua bur. pub Chautauqua bureau of publication, Cleveland, O. 
 
 Chautauqua press Chautauqua press, Springfield, O. 
 
 Chemical pub. co Chemical publishing co. Easton, Pa. 
 
 Chic. kind. tr. school Kindergarten training school, Chicago 
 
 Chic, univ University of Chicago press, Chicago 
 
 Christian lit. co see Scribner 
 
 Christian press ass'n Christian press association pub. co. 26 Barclay st. N. Y. 
 
 Churchman Churchman co. 47 Lafayette pi. N. Y. 
 
 Clarendon see Oxford university press. 
 
 A. 8. Clark A. S. Clark, 174 Fulton st. N. Y. 
 
 C. M. Clark C. M. Clark publishing co. 211 Tremont st. Boston 
 
 R. Clarke Robert Clarke co. 14-16 E. 4th st, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 W. B. Clarke . . . W. B. Clarke co. Park & Tremont st. Boston
 
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 Coatee Henry T. Coates & co. 919 Walnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Comstock W: T. Comstock, 23 Warren st. N. Y. 
 
 Comstock pub. co Comstock publishing co. 43 Ea.t av. Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 Constable Archibald Constable & co. limited, 2 Whitehall Hardens, West- 
 minster, Eng. 
 
 Contemporary pub. co Contemporary publishing co. 5 Beekman st. N. Y. 
 
 Co-operative ass'n Co-operative association, Madison, Wis. 
 
 Copp Copp, Clark co. limited, Toronto, Canada 
 
 Craig J: Alexander Craig, Ames, la. 
 
 Cram G: F. Cram, 552-556^Wabash av. Chicago 
 
 Crane Crane & co. Topeka, jKan. 
 
 Cremer Cremer & Bicknell, Cleveland, O. 
 
 Critic Critic co. 27-29 W. 23d st. N. Y. 
 
 Crowell T: Y. Crowell & co. 426-428 W. Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 dishing Harry C. Cushing jr, 39 Cortland st. N. Y. 
 
 Daldy, Isbister & co see Isbister. 
 
 Davis F. A. Davis co. 1914-1916 Cherry st. Philadelphia. 
 
 Dawbarn Daw barn & Ward limited 6 Farringdon Road, London E. C. 
 
 Dawson S: E: Dawson, Ottawa, Canada 
 
 Decker J: W. Decker, Columbus, O. 
 
 De La Mare A. T. De La Mare printing & pub. co. 2-8 Duane st. N. Y. 
 
 Dent J. M. Dent & co. 29-30 Bedford st. London W. C. 
 
 Deutsch co Deutsch lithographing & printing co. Baltimore, Md. 
 
 De Wolfe De Wolfe, Fiske & co. 361 & 365 Washington st. Boston 
 
 Dial Dial co. Fine Arts bldg. Chicago 
 
 Dillingham G: W. Dillingham co. 119-121 W. 23d st. N. Y. 
 
 Dodd Dodd, Mead & co. 372 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Donohue M. A. Donohue & co. 407-429 Dearborn st. Chicago 
 
 Doubleday Doubleday, Page & co. 34 Union sq. N. Y. 
 
 Drake F:J. Drake & co. 211 E. Madison st. Chicago 
 
 Duckworth Duckworth & co. 3 Henrietta st. Covent Garden, London W. C 
 
 Dulau Dulau & co. 37 Soho sq. London 
 
 Dutton E. P. Dutton & co. 31 W. 23d st. N. Y. 
 
 Eaton Eaton & Mains, 1505th av. N. Y. 
 
 Educ. pub. co Educational publishing co. 50 Bromfield st. Boston 
 
 Elec. rev. pub. co Electrical review publishing co. 13-21 Park row, N. Y. 
 
 Elec. world & engin see McGraw 
 
 Ellis & E Ellis & Elvey, 29 New Bond st. W. London 
 
 Ellis & K Ellis & Keene, 9 Ray st. Farringdon st, London E. C. 
 
 G: H. Ellis G: H. Ellis co. 272 Congress st. Boston 
 
 J:S. Ellis J:S. Ellis, Muncie, Ind. 
 
 L. H. Ellis L. H. Ellis & co. Fort Fairfield, Me. 
 
 Ellis pub. co Ellis publishing co. 58 W. Main st. Battle Creek, Mich. 
 
 Engin. & min. j Engineering & mining journal, 261 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Engin. m Engineering magazine press, 120-122 Liberty st, N. Y. 
 
 Engin. n Engineering news publishing co. 220 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Engin. rec see McGraw 
 
 Estes Dana Estes & co. 208-218 Summer st. Boston 
 
 Excelsior Excelsior publishing house, 8 Murray st. N. Y. 
 
 Eyre Press of Eyre bros. 350 Front st. Memphis,' Tenn. 
 
 Eyre & S Eyre & Spottiswoode, E. Harding st. London E. C. 
 
 Fabian office Fabian office, London 
 
 Fasquelle Eugene Fasquelle, 1 1 Rue de Grenelle, Paris 
 
 Fed. bk. co Federal book co. 52-58 Duane st. N. Y. 
 
 Fenno.. . R. F. Fenno & co. 11 E. 16th st. N. Y.
 
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 Ferris Ferris & Leach, 29-31 N. 7th st. Philadelphia 
 
 Firmin-Didot Firmin-Didot & cie, 56 Rue Jacob, Paris 
 
 Flanagan A. Flanagan co. 266 Wabash av. Chicago 
 
 Fords Fords, Howard & Hulbert (out of business; part of books 
 
 furnished by Baker & Taylor co. ) 
 
 Forest & stream Forest & stream publishing co. 346 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Fox Fox, Duffield <% co. 36 E. 21st st. N.Y. 
 
 Friedenwald co Friedenwald co. 32 S. Paca st. Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Frowde see Oxford university Press. 
 
 Funk Funk & Wagnalls co. 30 Lafayette PI. N. Y. 
 
 E. Gaebler Edr Gaebler's geographisches Institut, Leipzig 
 
 Gamier Gamier freres, Paris 
 
 Gas engine Gas-engine publishing co. Goodall bldg, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 Gibbings Gibbings & co. limited 18 Bury st. London W. C. 
 
 J. K. Gill J. K. Gill co. Portland, Or. 
 
 Upcott Gill L. Upcott Gill, Bazaar bldgs, Drury lane, London 
 
 Ginn Ginn & co. 29 Beacon st. Boston 
 
 Globe pict. bk. co [Globe school book co. 136 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Globe school bk. co J 
 
 Goodspeed C: E. Goodspeed, 5a Park st. Boston 
 
 Gorham Edwin S. Gorham, 283-285 4th av. N.Y. 
 
 Goschen G. J. Goschen'sche Verlagshandlung, Leipzig 
 
 Gov't print, off Government printing office, Washington, D. C. 
 
 Grant J: Grant, 31 George 4 Bridge, Edinburgh 
 
 Grevel H. Grevel & co. 33 King st. Covent Garden, London W. C. 
 
 G. Grote G. Grote'sche, Verlagsbuchandlung, Berlin 
 
 H. F. Grote H. F. Grote, Arnsberg, Germany 
 
 Grout Abel Joel Grout, 360 Lenox road, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 Hachette Hachette & cie, 79 Boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris 
 
 Hamersly Lewis R. Hamersly co. 49 Wall st. N. Y. 
 
 Hardy Hardy publishing co. Box 61, N. Y. 
 
 Harison W: Beverley Harison, 65 E. 59th st. N.Y. 
 
 Harper Harper & bros. Franklin sq. N. Y. 
 
 F. P. Harper Francis P. Harper, 14 W. 22d st. N.Y. 
 
 Harvard Harvard university, Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 Hazell Hazell, Watson & Viney limited, 52 Long Acre, London W. C. 
 
 Heath D. C. Heath & co. 110-120 Boylston st. Boston 
 
 Hempel Verlag von Hempels Klassiker- Ausgaben, Crusius str. 8. Leipzig 
 
 Henley Norman W. Henley & co. 132 Nassau st. N. Y. 
 
 Herder B. Herder, 17 S. Broadway, St Louis 
 
 Hinds Hinds, Noble, & Eldredge, 31-35 W. 15th st. N. Y. 
 
 Hist. pub. co Historical publishing co. 36 St James av. Toronto, Canada 
 
 Hodder Hodder & Stoughton, 27 Paternoster Row, London 
 
 Hodges Hodges, Figgis & co. limited, 104 Grafton st. Dublin 
 
 Hoffman J: V. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Holman 1 A. J. Holman & co. 1222 Arch st. Philadelphia 
 
 Holt Henry Holt & co. 29 W. 23d st. N. Y. 
 
 Home science Home science publishing co. 28 Oliver st. Boston 
 
 Houghton Houghton, Mifflin & co. 4 Park st. Boston 
 
 Humboldt pub. co Humboldt publishing house, 1449 Humboldt st. Chicago 
 
 Hunt Woodbury E. Hunt, see Nichols 
 
 Hurst.. Hurst & co. 395-399 Broadway N. Y. 
 
 Hurst & B Hurst & Blackett limited, 13 Great Marlborough st. W. London 
 
 G. D. Hurst G. D. Hurst 114 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Hutchinson H. S. Hutchinson & co. New Bedford, Mass.
 
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 Hutchinson &co Hutchinson & co. 34-35 Paternoster Row, London E. C. 
 
 Industrial pub. co Industrial publication co. 16 Thomas st. N. Y. 
 
 Inland pr. co Inland printer co. Chicago 
 
 Innes Innes & sons, Philadelphia 
 
 Internal com. Y. M. C. A International committee of Y. M. C. A., 3 W. 29th st. N. Y. 
 
 Internat. monthly International monthly, Burlington, Vt. 
 
 Internat. soc International society, 93 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Iowa lib. com Iowa library commission, Des Moines, la. 
 
 Isbister ... Isbister & co. limited, 15-16 Tavistock st. Covent Garden, 
 
 London W. C. 
 
 Jack T. C. & E. C. Jack, 34 Henrietta st. London W. C. 
 
 Jacobs G: W. Jacobs & co. 1216 Walnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Jacobsen pub. co Jacobsen publishing co. Chicago 
 
 Jenkins W: R. Jenkins, 851-853 6th av. N.Y. 
 
 Jennings : Jennings & Pye, 220 W. 4th st. Cincinnati, O. 
 
 Jewish pub. soc. of Amer Jewish publication society of America, 1015 Arch st. Philadelphia 
 
 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins press, Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Johnson B. F. Johnson publishing co. 901-905 Main st. Richmond, Va. 
 
 Johnston Harry H. Johnston, Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 W. Johnston W. & A. K. Johnston, Edinburgh 
 
 W. J. Johnston see McGraw 
 
 Judd Orange Judd co. 52-54 Lafayette pi. N. Y. 
 
 Keefe-Davidson Keefe-Davidson law book co. St Paul, Minn. 
 
 Keener W. T. Keener & co. 90 Wabash av. Chicago 
 
 Kellogg E. L. Kellogg & co. 61 E.9thst. N. Y. 
 
 Keppler Keppler & Schwarzmann, 39 E. Houston st. N. Y. 
 
 Kerr C: H. Kerr & co. 56 5th av. Chicago 
 
 Kimball D. Kimball, Chicago 
 
 King King-Richardson co. Springfield, Mass. 
 
 P. S. King P. S. King& son, 2 & 4 Great Smith st. Victoria st. Westmin- 
 ster, London S. W. 
 
 Knight Knight & Millet (out of business; books furnished by H. M. 
 
 Caldwell co.) 
 
 Knowledge Knowledge office, 27 Chancery lane, London W. C. 
 
 Koeckert E. Koeckert, 702 Rose bldg, Cleveland, O. 
 
 Lamson Lamson, Wolffe & co. (out of business) 
 
 Lane John Lane, 67 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Lea Lea bros. & co. 706-710 Sansom st. Philadelphia 
 
 Leach T. S. Leach & co. 29 N. 7th st. Philadelphia 
 
 Lee Lee & Shepard, 202 Devonshire st. Boston 
 
 Lemcke Lemcke & Buechner, 812 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Lentilhon & co ],, , ,. , , ,,.. , 
 
 ^Books supplied by Wessels 
 Lentilhons J 
 
 Lib. bur Library bureau, 530 Atlantic av. Boston 
 
 Lippincott J. B. Lippincott co. Washington sq. Philadelphia 
 
 Little Little, Brown & co. 254 Washington st. Boston 
 
 Living age Living age co. 13 J Bromfield st. Boston 
 
 Lockwood. Lockwood trade journal co. 150 Nassau st. N. Y. 
 
 C. Lockwood. Crosby Lockwood & son, 7 Stationers' Hall court, Ludgate 
 
 Hill, London E. C. 
 
 Longmans Longmans, Green & co. 91-93 5th av. N. Y. or 39 Paternoster 
 
 Row, London E. C. 
 
 Lothrop Lothrop publishing co. 530 Atlantic av. Boston 
 
 A. Lovell & co see Parker P. Simmons, 3 E. 14th st. N. Y. 
 
 E:Lovell E: Lovell, 118 Hudson st. N. Y. 
 
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 F. F. Lovell bk. co see E: Lovell 
 
 J: W. Lovell 1 J: W. Lovell, 35 W. 21st st. N. Y. 
 
 Low Sampson Low, Marston & co. limited, St. Dunstan's House, 
 
 Fetter lane, Fleet st. London E. C. 
 
 Mc-Bride D. H. McBride & co. 31 Barclay st. N.Y. 
 
 McClure McClure, Phillips & co. 141-155 E. 25th st. X. Y. 
 
 McClurg A. C. McClurg & co. 215-221 Wabashav. Chicago 
 
 McGraw McGraw publishing co. 114 Liberty st. N. Y. 
 
 McKay David McKay, 1022 Market st. Philadelphia 
 
 Maclehose James Maclehose & sons, 61 St Vincent st. Glasgow, Scotland 
 
 Macmillan MacmiJlan & co. 66 5th av. N. Y. or St Martin's st. London \V. ('. 
 
 Maginnis O. B. Maginnis, 2204th av. N. Y. 
 
 Malkan H: Malkan, 1 William st. N. Y. 
 
 Mansfield M. F. Mansfield & co. (out of business) 
 
 Manual pub. co Manual publishing co. Cleveland, O. 
 
 Maple pub. co Maple publishing co. 156 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Marine engin Office of Marine engineering, 309 Broadway, X. Y. 
 
 Marine r Marine review publishing co. 39-41 Wade bldg, Cleveland. ( ) 
 
 Marlier Marlier & co. 173 Tremont st. Boston 
 
 Marquis A. N. Marquis & co. 324-326 Dearborn si. Chicago 
 
 Marshall Horace Marshall & son, Temple House, Temple av. , London-E. C. 
 
 Marshall &B. co Marshall & Bruce co. Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 Marshall, B. & G Marshall, Beck & Gordon, Telegram bldg Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Marshall bros Marshall bros. 5 A & 10 Paternoster Row, London E. C. 
 
 J. Marshall & co J: Marshall & co. 42 Paternoster Row, London E. C. 
 
 P. Marshall Percival Marshall, 26-29 Poppin's court, Fleet st., London E. C. 
 
 S. J. Marshall S. J. Marshall, Washington, D. C. 
 
 W. V. Marshall , W. V. Marshall, Oswego, Kan. 
 
 Mason William Lesley Mason, 35 W. 21st st. N. Y. 
 
 P. Mason Perry Mason co. 201 Columbus av. Boston 
 
 Maver pub. co Maver publishing co. 120 Liberty st. N. Y. 
 
 Maynard Maynard, Merrill & co. 29-33 E. 19th st. X. Y. 
 
 Mendota Mendota book co. Madison, AVis. 
 
 Merriam G. & C. Merriam co. 499 Main st. Springfield. Mass. 
 
 Merrill Bobbs-Merrill co. 9 W. Washington st. Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 Merrill &B Merrill & Baker, 11 E. 16th st. N.Y. 
 
 Merrill co Merrill co. 260 Kinzie st. Chicago 
 
 Methuen Methuen & co. 36 Essex st. London W. C. 
 
 Meyer C. Meyer, Hannover 
 
 Milne John Milne, 12 Norfolk st. Strand, London W. C. 
 
 Mumford A. W. Mumford & co. 203 Michigan av. Chicago 
 
 Munn Munn & co. 361 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Munro George Munro's sons, 17 Vandewater st. New Vork 
 
 Munsell Joel MunselFs sons, 82 State st. Albany, N. Y. 
 
 Murphy John Murphy & co. S. Howard & Lombard st. Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Murray John Murray, 50a Albemarle st. London W. 
 
 N. Amer. r North American review publishing co. 331 Pearl st. X . Y. 
 
 N. Y. labor news co N. Y. labor news co. 2-6 New Reade st, X. Y. 
 
 X. Y. world New York world, World bldg, N.Y. 
 
 Xation N. Y. evening post co. N. Y. 
 
 Xelson T: Nelson & sons, 37-41 E. 18th st. N.Y. 
 
 Xew Amsterdam Xew Amsterdam book co. 156 5th av. X. Y. 
 
 New church bd. of pub Xew church board of publication, 3 W. 29th st. X. Y. 
 
 Xewson Newson & co. 15 E. 17th st. N. Y. 
 
 Nichols C. A. Nichols co. Springfield, Mass.
 
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 X ickerson Xickerson & Collins co. Chicago 
 
 Noyes Xoyes, Platt & co. 1 7 Pierce bldg, Copley sq. Boston 
 
 Xutt David Nutt, 57-59 Long Acre, London W. C. 
 
 Old South Directors of Old South work, Old South Meeting House, Boston 
 
 Open court pub. co Open court publishing co. 324 Dearborn st. Chicago 
 
 Osgood Osgood, Mcilvaine & co. London W. 
 
 Outing 1 Outing publishing co. 239 oth av. X. Y. 
 
 Outlook Outlook co. 287 4th av. N. Y. 
 
 Oxford univ Oxford university Press, 91-93 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Page L. C. Page & co. 200 Summer st. Boston 
 
 Paul Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner & co. limited, 43 Gerrard st. 
 
 Soho, London W. 
 
 P. Paul Peter Paul book co. Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 Penn Penn publishing co. 923 Arch st. Philadelphia 
 
 Pennypacker M. W. & C. Pennypacker, Asbury Park, N. J. 
 
 Perry C. R. Perry, Public library, Chicago 
 
 Philadelphia free lib. ofecon. &pol. sci. Free library of economics & political science, Philadelphia 
 
 Philip G: Philip & son, 32 Fleet st. London E.G. 
 
 Photo-Beacon co Photo-Beacon co. Tribune bldg, Chicago 
 
 Pilgrim press Pilgrim press, 156 5th av. X. Y. 
 
 Pitman Isaac Pitman & sons, 31 Union sq. X. Y. 
 
 Popular pub. co Popular publishing co. 335 Broadway, X. Y. 
 
 Porter E. W. Porter, 91 E. 4th st. St Paul Minn. 
 
 Porter & Coates see Coates 
 
 Pott James Pott & co. 119-121 W. 23d st. X. Y. 
 
 Power Power publishing co. 63 Park row, X. Y. 
 
 Powers Powers & Lyons, 24 Adams st. Chicago 
 
 Presser Theodore Presser, 1708 Chestnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Preston Preston & Rounds co. 98 West minster st. Providence, R. I. 
 
 Providence pub. lib Public library, Providence, R. I. 
 
 Pub. wkly Office of Publishers' weekly, 298 Broadway, X. Y. 
 
 Public school pub. co Public-school publishing co. Bloomington, 111. 
 
 Publicity pub. co Publicity publishing co. Brighton Station, Boston 
 
 Puck .. ( Keppler & Schwarzmann ) 39 E. Houston st. X. Y. 
 
 Putnam G. P. Putnam's sons, 27-29 W. 23d st. N. Y. 
 
 Quaritch Bernard Quaritch, 15 Piccadilly, London W. 
 
 Railway world pub. co Railway world publishing co. 137 S. 5th st. Philadelphia 
 
 Rand, McXally Rand, McXally & co. 160-174 Adam st. Chicago 
 
 Reeves Reeves & Turner, 100 Chancery lane, London W. C. 
 
 Reform club Reform club, 233 5th av. X. Y. 
 
 Reisland O. R. Reisland, Leipzig 
 
 Religious tract soc Religious tract society, 4 Bouverie st. London E. C. 
 
 Rev. of rev Review of reviews, 13 Astor pi. N. Y. 
 
 Revell Fleming H. Revell co. 63 Washington st. Chicago 
 
 Richards Grant Richards, 48 Leicester sq. London W. C. 
 
 Richardson M. T. Richardson co. 27 Park pi. X. Y. 
 
 Richmond G: H. Richmond, 326 5th av. X. Y. 
 
 Richmond, C Richmond, Croscup & co. X. Y. 
 
 Rivingtons Rivingtons, 34 King st. Covent Garden, London W. O 
 
 Robertson A. M. Robertson, 126 Post st. San Francisco 
 
 Rogers Rogers & Manson, 85 Water st. Boston 
 
 Ronald Ronald press, 203 Broadway, X. Y. 
 
 Rose R. F. Rose, Chicago 
 
 Routledge George Routledge & sons limited, Carter lane, Ludp-ate Hill, 
 
 London E. C.
 
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 Rudder Rudder publishing co. 9 Murray st. N. Y. 
 
 Rusby H. H. Rusby M. D. & S. E. Jelliffe M. D. 115 W. 68th st. N. Y. 
 
 Russell : Harry Luman Russell, Madison, Wis. 
 
 Russell, R. H see Harper bros. 
 
 Saalfield Saalfield publishing co. Akron, O. 
 
 St John Thomas Matthew St John, 407 W. 51st st. N. Y. 
 
 Sanborn Benjamin H. Sanborn & co. 120 Boylston'st. Boston 
 
 Sargent E. H. Sargent & co. Chicago 
 
 Saunders W. B. Saunders & co. 925 Walnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Scientific pub. co Scientific publishing co. 261 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 Scott, F Scott, Foresman & co. 378-388 Wabash av. Chicago 
 
 Scott, G Scott, Greenwood & co. 19 Ludgate Hill, London E. C. 
 
 Scott-Thaw Scott-Thaw co. 542 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 W. Scott Walter Scott publishing co. limited, 1 Paternoster bldgs, Lon- 
 don E. C. 
 
 Scovill Scovill & Adams co. 5 W. 19th st. N. Y. 
 
 Scribner Charles Scribner's sons, 153-157 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Sergei C: H. Sergei co. 358 Dearborn st. Chicago 
 
 Silver Silver, Burdett & co. 85 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Simpkin . Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & co. limited, 4 Stationer's 
 
 Hall court, London E. C. 
 
 Small Small, Maynard & co. 10 Arrow st. Cambridge Mass. 
 
 J: K. Small John K. Small, Botanical Gardens, N. Y. 
 
 Smith, Elder Smith, Elder & co. 15 Waterloo PI. London S. W. 
 
 Soc. for pol. educ Society for political education, N. Y. 
 
 Soc. for promot. Christian knowl Society for promoting Christian knowledge, Northumberland 
 
 av. Charing Cross, London W. C. 
 
 Sonnenschein Swan Sonnenschein & co. limited, White Hart st. Paternoster 
 
 Sq. London E. C. 
 
 Sower Christopher Sower co. 614 Arch st. Philadelphia 
 
 Spemann W. Spemann, Berlin 
 
 Spon Spon & Chamberlain, 123 Liberty st. N. Y. 
 
 Stanford Edward Stanford, 12-14 Long Acre, London W. C. 
 
 Stanford univ Stanford university bookstore, Stanford University, Cal. 
 
 Stechert Estate of G. E. Stechert, 9 E. 16th st. N. Y. 
 
 Steiger E. Steiger & co. 25 Park pi. N. Y. 
 
 Stern Edward Stern & co. 125 N. 7th st. Philadelphia 
 
 Stillwell J. S. Stillwell, 69 Liberty st. N. Y. 
 
 Stokes Frederick A. Stokes co. 5-7 E. 16th st. N. Y. 
 
 Stone Herbert S. Stone & co. Eldridge court, Chicago. 
 
 Street railway pub. co Street railway pub. co. 114 Liberty st. N. Y. 
 
 Tauchnitz Bernhard Tauchnitz, Leipzig 
 
 Taylor J. F. Taylor & co. 5-7 E. 16th st. N. Y. 
 
 Tennant Tennant & Ward, 287 4th av. N. Y. 
 
 Thacker W. Thacker & co. 2 Creed lane, Ludgate Hill, London E. C. 
 
 Trade co see Publicity pub. co. 
 
 Truslove see Lane 
 
 U. S. gov't print, off see Gov't printing office, Washington, D. C. 
 
 Univ. of state of N. Y University of the State of New York, Albany 
 
 Unwin T. Fisher Unwin, 11 Paternoster bldgs, London E. C. 
 
 Van Nostrand D. Van Nostrand co. 23 Murray st. N. Y. 
 
 Wahr G: Wahr, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 Wallace ... J. H. Wallace 
 
 Ward Ward, Lock & co. limited, Salisbury sq. London E. C. 
 
 Warne . . . Frederick Warne & co. 36 E. 22d st. N. Y.
 
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 Wattles J : D. Wattles co. 1031 Walnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Webb Webb publishing co. St Paul, Minn. 
 
 Weber F. Weber & co. 1125 Chestnut st. Philadelphia 
 
 Webster .' C. L. Webster N. Y. 
 
 Werner co nee Saalfleld 
 
 Wertheimer Wertheimer, Lea & co. London 
 
 Weasels A. Wessels & co. 43-45 E. 19th st. N. Y. 
 
 Westerman *ee Lemcke & Buechner. 
 
 Whitaker & R Whitaker & Ray co. 723 Market st. San Francisco 
 
 J. Whitaker J. Whitaker & sons limited ; or, Joseph Whitaker, 12 Warwick 
 
 Lane, London E. C. 
 
 Whitcomb Whitcomb & Barrows, Boston 
 
 Whittaker T: Whittaker, 2 Bible House, N. Y. 
 
 Whittaker & co Whittaker & co. 2 White Hart st. Paternoster row, London E. C. 
 
 Wilde W. A. Wilde co. 120 Boylston st. Boston 
 
 Wiley J: Wiley & sons, 43-45 E. 19th st. N. Y. 
 
 Williams D: Williams co. 232-238 William st. N. Y. 
 
 AVilliams & N Williams & Norgate, 14 Henrietta st. Covent Garden, London 
 
 W. C. 
 
 Wilson H. W. Wilson co. 315 14th av. S. E. Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
 Winston J: C. Winston co. 718-724 Arch st. Philadelphia 
 
 Wood W: Wood & co. 51 5th av. N. Y. 
 
 Wood- Allen Wood-Allen publishing co. Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 Worthington A. D. Worthington & co. 438 Asylum st. Hartford, Ct. 
 
 Young AV: H. Young & co. 63 Barclay st. N. Y. 
 
 E. & J. B. Young see T: Nelson & sons, 37-41 E. 18th st. N. Y. 
 
 Young churchman Young churchman co. 412 Milwaukee st. Milwaukee, Wis.
 
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 Aldine ed Aldine edition of the British poets 
 
 Amat. phot, lib Amateur photographer library 
 
 Amer. boys' ser American boys' series 
 
 Amer. church hist, ser American church history series 
 
 Amer. commentary on the X. T American commentary on the New Testament 
 
 Amer. folk-lore soc. Mem American folk-lore society. Memoirs 
 
 Amer. hist, towns American historic towns 
 
 Amer. hist, ser American history series 
 
 Amer. lect. on hist, of religions American lectures on the history of religions 
 
 Amer. philan. of 19th cent i . . . American philanthropy of the 19th century 
 
 Amer. sci. ser American science series 
 
 Amer. sci. ser. Adv American science series. Advanced course 
 
 Amer. sci. ser. Briefer American science series. Briefer course 
 
 Amer. sci. ser. Elem American science series. Elementary course 
 
 America's great men America's great men and their deeds 
 
 Anc. class Ancient classics for English readers 
 
 Anthropol. ser Anthropological series 
 
 Appletons' bus. ser Appletons' business series 
 
 Appletons' hist, lives ser Appletons' historic lives series 
 
 Appletons' life hist Appletons' life histories 
 
 Appletons' mus. ser Appletons' musical series 
 
 Architect, rec. ser Architectural record series 
 
 Army in the civ. war Army in the civil war 
 
 Art. crafts ser Artistic crafts series of technical hand books 
 
 Ath. press ser Athenaeum press series 
 
 Badminton lib Badminton library of sports & pastimes 
 
 Beacon biog Beacon biographies of eminent Americans . 
 
 Bell's cath. ser Bell's cathedral series 
 
 Bell's sci. ser Bell's science series 
 
 Bibl. phonetischer \v6rterbi\cher Bibliothek phonetischer worterbiicher 
 
 Biog. of musicians Biographies of musicians 
 
 Bohn's antiq. lib Bohn's antiquarian library 
 
 Bohn's art. lib Bohn's artist's library 
 
 Bohn's class, lib Bohn's classical library 
 
 Bohn's econ. lib Bohn's economic library 
 
 Bohn's hist, lib Bohn's historical library 
 
 Bohn's illus. lib Bohn's illustrated library 
 
 Bohn's lib Bohn's libraries 
 
 Bohn's novelists' lib Bohn's novelists' library. Bjornseii's tales 
 
 Bohn's philos. lib Bohn's philosophical library 
 
 Bohn's sci. lib Bohn's scientific library 
 
 Bohn's stand, lib Bohn's standard library 
 
 Book-lovers' lib Book-lover's library 
 
 Boone & Crockett club Books of the Boone & Crockett club 
 
 Boy's lib. of legend & chiv Boy's library of legend and chivalry 
 
 122}
 
 SERIES ABBREVIATIONS 23 
 
 Brief hist, ser Brief historical series 
 
 Brief stud, in Fr. soc Brief studies in French society 
 
 British art. ser British artists series 
 
 Builder stud, ser "Builder" student's series 
 
 Camb. Bible Cambridge Bible for schools and colleges 
 
 Camb. ed. of the poets Cambridge edition of the poets 
 
 Camb. geog. ser Cambridge geographical series 
 
 Camb. hist, ser Cambridge historical series 
 
 Camb. natural sci. man Cambridge natural science manuals 
 
 Camb. ser. for schools Cambridge series for schools and training colleges 
 
 Campaigns of the civ. war Campaigns of the civil war 
 
 Canterbury class Canterbury classics 
 
 Century class Century classics 
 
 Century sci. ser Century science series 
 
 Chandos class The " Chandos classics" 
 
 Chaut. reading cir. lit see Chaut. lit. & sci. cir. 
 
 Chicago univ. decen. pub Chicago university Decennial publications 2d ser. 
 
 Christian biog Christian biographies 
 
 Cit. lib. of econ., pol. & sociol Citizen's library of economics, politics & sociology 
 
 Clark's for. theol. lib Clark's foreign theological library 
 
 Class, for children Classics for children 
 
 Class, for home school Classics for home and school 
 
 College hist, of art College histories of art 
 
 Columbia univ. biol. ser Columbia university biological series 
 
 Columbia univ. stud, in comparative) , 
 
 ,. /-Columbia university studies in comparative literature 
 
 Columbia univ. stud, in hist., econ. and | ^ , ,. . ., ,. . , . , 
 
 >Columbia university Studies in history, economics, and public la u 
 
 Columbia univ. systematic ser Systematic series edited by University faculty of political science 
 
 in Columbia college 
 
 Concise knowl. lib Concise knowledge library 
 
 Contemp. men of letters ser Contemporary men of letters series 
 
 Contemp. sci. ser Contemporary science series 
 
 Contemp. thought ser Contemporary thought series 
 
 Croall lect Croall lectures 
 
 Deems lect Charles F. Deems lectureship of philosophy 
 
 Delights of hist Delights of history 
 
 Descr. geog. from original sources Descriptive geographies from original sources 
 
 Devout class Devout classics 
 
 Domestic sci. man Domestic science manuals 
 
 Dublin univ. press ser Dublin university press series 
 
 E. B. S. S Emmanuel Baptist church Sunday school library, Albany. 
 
 Catalogue. 1901 
 
 Eclec. educ. ser Eclectic educational series 
 
 Eclec. school readings Eclectic school readings 
 
 Econ. tracts Economic tracts 
 
 Elec. ser "Electrician" series 
 
 El'em. electro-tech, ser Elementary electro-technical series 
 
 Ely lect .- Ely lectures on the evidences of Christianity 
 
 Eng. & for. philos. lib English & foreign philosophical library 
 
 Eng. Cath. lib see Lib. of spiritual works for Eng. Cath. 
 
 Eng. citizen The English citizen, his rights & responsibilities 
 
 Eng. class English classics 
 
 Engin. rec. ser Engineering record series 
 
 Engin. times lib Engineering times library
 
 24 A. L. A. CATALOG 
 
 Epochs of Amer. hist Epochs of American history 
 
 Epochs of anc. hist Epochs of ancient history 
 
 Epochs of hist Epochs of history 
 
 Epochs of mod. hist Epochs of modern history 
 
 Ethno-geog. readers Ethno-geographic readers 
 
 Expansion of the repub. ser Expansion of the republic series 
 
 Exper. sci. ser Experimental science series for beginners 
 
 Famous nov. of the sea Famous novels of the sea 
 
 Famous women of the Fr. court Famous women of the French court 
 
 Finsbury tech. man Finsbury technical manuals 
 
 For. class '. Foreign classics for English readers 
 
 For. statesmen Foreign statesmen 
 
 Ford lect Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford 
 
 Gifford lect .. Gifford lectures delivered before the University of Aberdeen 
 
 Golden treas. ser Golden treasury series 
 
 Grant Allen's hist, guides Grant Allen's historical guides 
 
 Great educators Great educators 
 
 Great Fr. writers Great French writers 
 
 Great masters Great masters in painting & sculpture 
 
 Griffin's naut. ser Griffin's nautical series 
 
 Griffin's sci. text-bks Griffin's scientific text-books 
 
 Guides for sci. teaching Guides for science teaching 
 
 Half guinea internat. lib Half guinea international library 
 
 Handbks. for clergy Handbooks for the clergy 
 
 Handbks. for pract. workers in church"! TT ,, , . 
 
 . ... ^Handbooks for practical workers in church & philanthropy 
 
 Handbks. for students Handbooks for students & general readers 
 
 Handbks. of archaeol.'& antiq Handbooks of archaeology & antiquities 
 
 Handbks. of art educ nee Illus. handbks. of art hist. 
 
 Handbks. on hist, of religions Handbooks on the history of religions 
 
 Handy vol. class , Handy volume classics 
 
 Handybks. for handicrafts Handybooks for handicrafts 
 
 Harper's class, lib Harper's classical library 
 
 Harper's class, ser Harper's classical series for schools & colleges 
 
 Harper's half-hr. ser Harper' s half-hour series 
 
 Harper's little nov Harper's little novels 
 
 Harper's quar Harper's quarterly 
 
 Harper's sci. mem Harper's scientific memoirs 
 
 Harper's young peop. ser Harper's young peoples ser. 
 
 Harv. hist, stud Harvard historical studies 
 
 Harv. univ. Mus. of com p. zool. mem. Harvard university. Museum of comparative zoology. Memoirs 
 
 Heath's home & school class Heath's home & school classics 
 
 Heath's mod. lang. ser Heath's modern language series 
 
 Heath's ped. lib Heath's pedagogical library 
 
 Hist. ser. for Bible students Historical series for Bible students 
 
 Hist, towns Historic towns 
 
 Home & school ser Home & school series for young folks 
 
 Humboldt lib. of sci Humboldt library of science 
 
 Illus. biog. of great artists Illustrated biographies of the great artists 
 
 Illus. handbks. of art hist Illustrated handbooks of art history of all ages 
 
 Imp. athletic lib Imperial athletic library 
 
 Ingersoll lect Ingersoll lectures on immortality 
 
 Internat. educ. ser International education series 
 
 Internat. handbks. to N. T International handbooks to the New Testament 
 
 Internat. mod. lang. ser International modern language series
 
 SERIES ABBREVIATIONS 25 
 
 Internat. sci. per International scientific series 
 
 Internat. theol. lib International theological library 
 
 Johns Hopkins univ. Stud, in hist. &1 Johns Hopkins university. Studies in historical & political 
 
 pol. sci J science 
 
 Knick. ed Knickerbocker edition 
 
 Knick. lit. ser Knickerbocker literature series 
 
 Knick. ser Knickerbocker series 
 
 Ladies home journal pract. lib ... Ladies home journal practical librar_ 
 
 Lake class, ser . .' Lake classical series 
 
 Lat.-Amer. repub Latin- American republics 
 
 Leisure hour ser Leisure hour series 
 
 Levering lect. Johns Hopkins univ . . . Levering lectures, Johns Hopkins university 
 
 Lib. of contemp. sci Library of contemporary science 
 
 Lib. of econ Library of economics 
 
 Lib. of econ. & pol Library of economics & politics 
 
 Lib. of Eng. class Library of English classics 
 
 Lib. of famous bks Library of famous books by famous authors 
 
 Lib. of lit. hist Library of literary history 
 
 Lib. of philos Library of philosophy 
 
 Lib. of pop. knovvl Library of popular knowledge 
 
 Lib. of spiritual works Library of spiritual works for English Catholics 
 
 Lib. of stand, biog. Library of standard biographies 
 
 Lib. of val. information Library of valuable information 
 
 Lippincott's educ. ser Lippincott's educational series 
 
 Lippincott's ser. of sel. nov Lippincott's series of select novels 
 
 Lit. of the world Literatures of the world 
 
 Lit. prim Literature primers 
 
 Little masterpieces of sci Little masterpieces of science 
 
 Longmans' pract. elem. sci. ser Longmans' practical elementary science series 
 
 Lowell inst. lect Lowell institute lectures 
 
 Lyman Beecher lect .' Lyman Beecher lectures on preaching 
 
 Macmillan's man Macmillan's manuals for students 
 
 Macmillan' s pocket Amer. & Eng. class. Macmillan's pocket American & English classics 
 
 Man. for students Manuals for students 
 
 Man. of elem. sci Manuals of elementary science 
 
 Mansfield college lect Mansfield college lectures 
 
 Masters of contemp. mus Masters of contemporary music 
 
 Masters of med Masters of medicine 
 
 Mil. nov Military novels 
 
 Mod. Eng. writers Modern English writers 
 
 Mod. man. of commerce Modern manuals of commerce 
 
 Mod. reader's Bible Modern reader's Bible. Prophecy series 
 
 Mod. reader's Bible. Children's ser. . Modern reader's Bible. Children's series 
 
 Mod. sci. ser Modern science series 
 
 Morley's univ. lib Morley's universal library 
 
 Murray's home & school lib Murray's home & school library - 
 
 Music in 19th cent Music in the XIX century 
 
 X. T. handbks New Testament handbooks 
 
 N. Y. state lib. bibliog. bul New York state library bibliography bulletins 
 
 Nat. drawing bks National drawing books 
 
 Nat. stud, in Amer. letters National studies in American letters 
 
 Navy in the civ. war Navy in the civil war 
 
 19th cent, ser Nineteenth century series 
 
 Nov. of adventure Novels of adventure 
 
 Our Europ. neighbours Our European neighbours
 
 26 A. L. A. CATALOG 
 
 Outing lib Outing library of sport 
 
 Pa. univ. Pub. Ser. inpol. econ. & pub. \PennsylvaniaUniversity Publications Series in political economy 
 
 law / and public law 
 
 Parl. nov Parliamentary novels. 
 
 Periods of Europ. hist Periods of European history 
 
 Periods of Europ. lit Periods of European literature 
 
 Personal prob. ser Personal problem series 
 
 Petite bibliotheque lit Petite bibliotheque litteraire 
 
 Phillips-Loomis math, ser Phillips-Loomis mathematical series 
 
 Philos. at home ser Philosophy at home series 
 
 Philos. class, for Eng. readers Philosophical classics for English readers 
 
 Phot, bookshelf Photography bookshelf 
 
 Phot, prim Photographic primers 
 
 Picadilly nov Picadilly novels 
 
 Pop. lib. of art Popular library of art 
 
 Pract. handbks Practical handbooks 
 
 Pract. mech. ser Practical mechanic series 
 
 Prime ministers Prime ministers of Queen Victoria 
 
 Progressive sci. ser Progressive science series 
 
 Pub. men of to-day Public men of to-day 
 
 Putnam's lib. of stand, lit Putnam's library of standard literature 
 
 Putnam's pop. man Putnam's popular manuals 
 
 Ques. of the day Questions of the day 
 
 Rede lect Rede lectures. 
 
 Religion of sci. lib Religion of science library 
 
 Riverside biog. ser Riverside biographical series 
 
 Riverside class Riverside classics 
 
 Riverside lit. ser Riverside literature series 
 
 Riverside sci. ser Riverside science series 
 
 Romance of sci Romance of science 
 
 Rural sci. ser Rural science series 
 
 St Nicholas bks St Nicholas books 
 
 School bulletin pub see School room class. 
 
 School room class School bulletin publications. School room classics 
 
 Sci. Amer. ser Scientific American series 
 
 Sci. for everybody Science for everybody 
 
 Sci. prim Science primers 
 
 Sci. ser Science series 
 
 Scovill phot, ser Scovill photographic series 
 
 Scribner's ser Scribner's series of school reading 
 
 Seeley's 18th cent. biog. ser Seeley's eighteenth century biographical series 
 
 Short hist, of the lit. of the world Short histories of the literatures of the world 
 
 SLver ser. of Eng. & Amer. class Silver series of English & American classics 
 
 Silver ser. of mod. lang. text-bks Silver series of modern language text-books 
 
 Social Eng. ser Social England series 
 
 Social sci. lib , . . Social science library 
 
 Social sci. ser Social science series 
 
 Source-readers in Amer. hist Source-readers in American history 
 
 Stand, educ. ser Standard educational series 
 
 Stand, teachers' lib Standard teachers' library . 
 
 Stanford's compend. of geog Stanford's compendium of geography & travel 
 
 Stony hurst, philos. ser Stonyhurst philosophical series 
 
 Story of explor Story of exploration 
 
 Stud, in econ. & pol. sci Studies in economic & political science 
 
 Stud, in hist., econ. & pub. law see Columbia university.
 
 SERIES ABBREVIATIONS 27 
 
 Systematic ser (see Columbia Univ. systematic ser. ) 
 
 Tarr & McMurry's geog Tarr and McMurry's geographies 
 
 Teachers' prof, lib Teachers' professional library 
 
 Tech. handbks Technological handbooks 
 
 Temple autobiog Temple autobiographies 
 
 Temple biog Temple biographies 
 
 Temple class. _ Temple classics 
 
 Temple prim Temple primers 
 
 Text-bks of orn. design Text-books of ornamental design 
 
 Text-bks of sci Text-books of science 
 
 Theol. trans, lib Theological translation library 
 
 Thimm, Franz & co's ser. of Euron.l-,, 
 
 xlhimm, Franz & co's series of Kuropean grammars 
 grammars J 
 
 Triibner's col. of simplified grammars. Triibner's collection of simplified grammars 
 
 Twentieth cent, text-bks Twentieth century text-books 
 
 U. S. Bur. of educ. Cir. of inf U. S. Bureau of education. Circular of information 
 
 Univ. exten. man University extension manuals 
 
 Univ. exten. ser University extension series 
 
 Univ. man University manuals 
 
 Univ. of Penn see Pa. univ. 
 
 Univ. ser University series 
 
 Univ. tutorial ser University tutorial series 
 
 Van Nostrand sci. ser Van Nostrand science series 
 
 Victoria & Albert mus. sci. hand-bks. Victoria & Albert museum science hand-books 
 
 W. Mass .-. . Western Massachusetts library club. Annotated lists 
 
 Weale's sci. & tech. ser Weale's scientific & technical series 
 
 'Whewell lect WheweH lectures. 1887 
 
 Whittaker's lib Whittaker's library of arts, science & industries 
 
 Yale bicent. pub Yale bicentennial publications 
 
 Young folks' hist Young folks' histories 
 
 Young folks' lib. for school & home.),.,. 
 TIT u t -i eWorld its people 
 
 World & its people see) 
 
 Young heroes of our navy Young heroes of our navy 
 
 Youths' companion ser. Geog. readers . Youths' companion series (Geographical readers)
 
 AUTHORITIES FOR 
 
 Credit for source has been given whether quotation is verbatim or condensed, exept in case of composite notes 
 In references to periodicals or sets, volume and page are separated by a colon; e. g. 15: 308 means v. 15, p. 308 
 
 Acad Academy 
 
 Adams , C: K. Adams. Manual of historical literature 
 
 Amer. cath. q American catholic quarterly 
 
 Amer. hist, r American historical review 
 
 Amer. j. archaeol American journal of archaeology 
 
 Amer. j. philol American journal of philology 
 
 Amer. j. psychol American journal of psychology 
 
 Amer. j. sci American journal of science 
 
 Amer. j. soc. spi American journal of social science 
 
 Amer. j. sociol American journal of sociology 
 
 Amer. law r American law review 
 
 Amer. mach American machinist 
 
 Amer. natural ,. American naturalist 
 
 And. r Andover review 
 
 Annals Amer. acad. pol. sci American academy of political & social science. Annals 
 
 Anthrop. j Anthropological journal 
 
 Archit. r Architectural review 
 
 Archit. rec Architectural record 
 
 Art j Art journal 
 
 Ath Athenaeum 
 
 Atlan Atlantic monthly 
 
 (B) following other authority Quoted from Buffalo open shelf catalog 
 
 B. & I Bowker & lies. Reader's guide in economic, social & political 
 
 science. 1891 
 
 Bagehot Walter Bagehot 
 
 Bailey L. H. Bailey, Cornell university, College of agriculture 
 
 Baker Baker, E. A. Descriptive guide to the best fiction. 1903 
 
 Bay J. Christian Bay, Library of Congress 
 
 Bib. eac Bibliotheca sacra 
 
 Bigelow Robert P. Bigelow, Mass, institute of technology 
 
 Birrell Augustine Birrell 
 
 Bk buyer Book buyer 
 
 B'kman Bookman 
 
 Blackw Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine 
 
 Bolton H: Carrington Bolton 
 
 Bost. adv Boston advertiser 
 
 Boat, jour Boston journal 
 
 Bost. trans Boston transcript 
 
 Bost. trav Boston traveller 
 
 Bowdoin Bowdoin college library. Bibliographical contributions 
 
 Brett W: H. Brett, Cleveland public library 
 
 Bristol G:P. Bristol, Cornell university 
 
 Brooks R. C. Brooks, Cornell university 
 
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 AUTHORITIES FOR NOTES 29 
 
 Buffalo Buffalo public library (with few exception* notes are taken 
 
 from open shelf catalog) 
 
 Burris W. P. Burris, prin. Albany teachers training school 
 
 Canad. m Canadian magazine 
 
 Cath. world Catholic world 
 
 Cent Century magazine 
 
 Cent. eye. of names Century cyclopedia of names 
 
 Chamb. eye. Eng. lit Chambers's cyclopaedia of English literature 
 
 Char Charities 
 
 Char, r Charities review- 
 Chic, trib Chicago tribune 
 
 Cleveland Cleveland public library 
 
 Comstock G. C. Comstock, University of Wisconsin 
 
 Contemp Contemporary review 
 
 Cornu & B Cornu & Beer. List of French fiction. 1898 
 
 Cossa Cossa, Luigi. Guide to the study of political economy. 1880 
 
 Graver Harrison W. Graver, Carnegie library, Pittsburg Pa. 
 
 Crocker '. F. B. Crocker, Columbia university 
 
 Cross W. L. Cross, Development of the English novel 
 
 Cycl. of Amer. hort Cyclopedia of American horticulture 
 
 Diet, of nat. biog. Dictionary of national biography 
 
 Dodge Dodge, C. W. List of 10 of the best books on biology for high 
 
 school reference. 1897. 
 
 Drexel Drexel institute. Eeference lists 
 
 E. ass'n of physics teachers Eastern association of physics teachers 
 
 Econ. j Economic journal 
 
 Econ. r Economic review 
 
 Ed. sel Editor for selection ( Mrs H. L. Elmendorf) 
 
 Edin. r Edinburgh review 
 
 Educ. r Educational review 
 
 Elec. engin Electrical engineering 
 
 Elec. world Electrical world 
 
 Eng. hist, r English historical review 
 
 Engin. m Engineering magazine 
 
 Engin. n Engineering news 
 
 Evanston Graded & annotated list of 500 books in school libraries of 
 
 Evanston free public library 
 
 Felt Ephraim Porter Felt, N. Y. state entomologist 
 
 Fetter F. A. Fetter, Cornell university 
 
 Folklore j Folklore journal 
 
 Fortn Fortnightly review 
 
 Gayley & Scott Gay ley & Scott. Introduction to methods & materials of literary 
 
 criticism. 1899 
 
 Geog. j Geographical journal 
 
 Gill A. Capen Gill, Cornell university 
 
 Gilman D. C. Gilman, Carnegie institution, Washington, D. C. 
 
 Griffin A. P. C. Griffin, Library of Congress 
 
 Hale Philip Hale, musical critic, Boston journal 
 
 Hardy Hardy, G. E. Five hundred books for the young. 1892 
 
 Harper's m Harper's monthly magazine 
 
 Harv. grad. m Harvard graduate magazine 
 
 Helena Helena (Mont. ) public library bulletin 
 
 Henderson ^ C: R. Henderson, University of Chicago 
 
 Hobson J : A. Hobson 
 
 Internat. j. ethics International journal of ethics
 
 30 A. L. A. CATALOG 
 
 J. Amer. folk-lore Journal of American folklore 
 
 J. biblical lit Journal of biblical literature 
 
 J. Frank, inst Journal of the Franklin institute 
 
 J. geol Journal of geology 
 
 J. of educ. ( Eng. ) Journal of Education, London 
 
 J. pol. econ Journal of political economy 
 
 Jackson G: A. Jackson, Theological library, Boston 
 
 Jew. q. r Jewish quarterly review 
 
 Johnston W. Dawson Johnston, Library of Congress 
 
 Jour, of educ. ( Eng. ) Journal of education ( English ) 
 
 Kinderg. m Kindergarten magazine 
 
 Knowl Knowledge 
 
 Kroeger Kroeger, A. B. Guide to the study of reference books 
 
 L. A. H Literature of American history ed. by J. N. Lamed. 1902 
 
 L. & I Leypoldt & lies. List of books for girls and women & their 
 
 clubs. 1895 
 Lib. of world's best lit Library of the world's best literature ed. by C: D. Warner. 
 
 1896-97 
 
 Lippinc Lippincott's magazine 
 
 Lit. world Literary world 
 
 Li v. age Living age 
 
 London lit. world London literary world 
 
 Marot Helen Marot. Handbook of labor literature. 1899 
 
 Mass Massachusetts library club 
 
 Matthews Brander Matthews, Columbia university 
 
 N. Y _ New York state library 
 
 X. Y. trib Xew York tribune 
 
 Nat. nurseryman National nurseryman 
 
 New Eng. m New England magazine 
 
 New internal, eye New international cyclopaedia 
 
 New world New world 
 
 Nichols E: Leamington Nichols, Cornell university 
 
 No. Amer North American review 
 
 Norton Mrs Alice Peloubet Norton, University of Chicago 
 
 Olcott F. J. Olcott, Carnegie library, Pittsburg 
 
 Osterhout Osterhout ( Wilkesbarre, Pa.) free library bulletin 
 
 Outl Outlook 
 
 Pedagog. sem Pedagogical seminary 
 
 Philos. r Philosophical review 
 
 Pittsburg Carnegie library, Pittsburg 
 
 Pol. sci. q Political science quarterly 
 
 Pop. astron Popular astronomy 
 
 Pop. sci. mo Popular science monthly 
 
 Powers H. H. Powers. Outlines for the study of art 
 
 Pratt Pratt institute monthly 
 
 Providence Providence public library monthly bulletin 
 
 Psychol. r Psychological review 
 
 Pub. opin : Public opinion 
 
 Pub. wkly Publishers' weekly 
 
 Q. j. econ Quarterly journal of economics 
 
 Quar Quarterly review 
 
 R. of r American review of reviews 
 
 Rice W: N. Rice, Wesleyan university 
 
 Richardson C. F. Richardson. American literature 
 
 Ricker N. C. Ricker, University of Illinois
 
 AUTHORITIES FOR NOTES 31 
 
 st Louis St Louis public library. Magazine 
 
 Saintsbury G: E: B. Saintsbury 
 
 Sargent Sargent. Reading for the young 
 
 Sargent 2 Sargent. Reading for the young, sup. 
 
 Sat. r Saturday review 
 
 Sci. Amer Scientific American 
 
 Scott C: P. G. Scott, lexicographer, J. B. Lippincott & Co. Philadelphia 
 
 Scribner Charles Scribner's Sons. Catalogues 
 
 Spec Spectator 
 
 Springfield Springfield (Mass. ) city library. Books on architecture 
 
 St & K Sturgis & Krehbiel. Annotated bibliography of fine art. 1897 
 
 Starr Frederick Starr, University of Chicago 
 
 Stuntz S. C. Stuntz, Library of Congress 
 
 Unit American Unitarian association. Catalog of books for Sunday- 
 school & other libraries; annual lists 
 
 Unit, r Unitarian review 
 
 Van Nostrand Van Nostrand' s monthly record of scientific literature 
 
 Ware W : R. Ware, Columbia university 
 
 Weber A. F. Weber, X. Y. state department of labor 
 
 Wells P. P. Wells, Yale university library 
 
 Westm Westminster review 
 
 White W. F. White, Newpaltz (N. Y.) normal school 
 
 Wis Wisconsin free library commission 
 
 Young C: A: Young, Princeton university
 
 A. L. A i . American library association 
 
 abr abridged 
 
 adv advance 
 
 annot annotated 
 
 Ap April 
 
 apx appendix 
 
 aufl auflage 
 
 ausg ausgabe 
 
 bibl bibliotheca 
 
 biog biography, -ic, -al 
 
 bk book 
 
 cl cloth 
 
 cm centimeters 
 
 col collection, collected 
 
 comp compiled, compiler 
 
 crit critical 
 
 D December 
 
 ea each 
 
 ed edited, edition, editor 
 
 F February 
 
 fr franc, francs, from 
 
 gt great 
 
 hist history, -ical 
 
 hrsg - herausgegeben 
 
 illus illustrated, illustrations 
 
 introd introduction, -ory 
 
 Ja January 
 
 Je June 
 
 Jl July 
 
 lit literary, literature 
 
 m mark 
 
 mem memoir 
 
 Mr March 
 
 My May 
 
 n net 
 
 N November 
 
 n. d no date 
 
 no number 
 
 nou v nouveau, nouvelle 
 
 O October 
 
 o. p out of print 
 
 obi oblong 
 
 pa paper 
 
 pop popular 
 
 pseud pseudonym 
 
 pt part 
 
 pub published, publisher 
 
 rev revised, revijion 
 
 S September 
 
 sq square 
 
 subs subscription 
 
 sup supplement, -ary 
 
 tr translated, translator 
 
 trans translation 
 
 v, vol volume 
 
 wkly weekly 
 
 yrly yearly 
 
 /(sign) sign of separation between 
 
 shillings and pence 
 
 COLON ABBREVIATIONS FOR FORENAMES 
 
 TTsed only in class list where initials would otherwise be given 
 
 A: Augustus 
 
 B: Benjamin 
 
 C: Charles 
 
 D: David 
 
 E: Edward 
 
 F: Frederic, Frederick 
 
 G : George 
 
 H: Henry 
 
 I: Isaac 
 
 J: John 
 
 K: Karl 
 
 L: Lewis 
 
 M: Mark 
 
 N: Nicholas 
 
 O: Otto 
 
 P: Peter 
 
 R: Richard 
 
 S : Samuel 
 
 T: Thomas 
 
 U: Ulrich 
 
 V: Victor 
 
 W: William 
 
 A. . Anna 
 
 B.. Beatrice 
 
 C.. Charlotte 
 
 D.. Delia 
 
 E.. Elizabeth 
 
 F.. Fanny 
 
 G.. Grace 
 
 H.. Helen 
 
 I.. Isabella 
 
 J.. Jane 
 
 K.. Kate 
 
 L.. Louisa 
 
 M.. 
 
 Mary 
 
 N.. 
 O.. 
 
 Nancy 
 Olivia 
 
 P.. 
 
 Pauline 
 
 R.. 
 
 Rebecca 
 
 S.. 
 
 Sarah 
 
 T.. 
 
 Theresa 
 
 U.. 
 
 Ursula 
 
 V.. 
 
 Victoria 
 
 W.. 
 
 Wilhelmina 
 
 Z.. 
 
 Zenobia 
 
 SYMBOLS DESIGNATING CHARACTER OF BOOKS 
 
 P .popular treatment 
 
 B readable. Used only for books unusually attractive in style 
 
 Bf reference book 
 
 S scholarly; by a recognized authority 
 
 Y for young readers; in many cases applied to books equally suitable for adults 
 
 32
 
 Decimal Classification 
 
 241104 3 (33)
 
 THE DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
 EXPLANATION 
 
 The arrangement chosen for the class list of this catalog, as meeting the convenience of the largest 
 number of users, is the Decimal classification. By this system the field of knowledge is divided into 9 
 main classes and these are numbered by the digits, 1 to 9. Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc. so general 
 in character as to belong to no one of these classes are marked nought, and form a tenth class. Each 
 class is similarly separated into 9 divisions, general works belonging to no division having nought in 
 place of the division number. Divisions are similarly divided into 9 sections and the process is 
 epeated as often as necessary. Thus 512 means Class 5 (Natural Science), Division 1 (Mathematics), 
 oection 2 (Algebra), and every Algebra is numbered 512. 
 
 Subjects are arranged in simple numeric order, all class numbers being decimals. Thus 512 
 Algebra precedes 513 Geometry and follows 511 Arithmetic. 
 
 Summaries. The first summary shows the 10 Classes into which all topics are divided. The 
 second summary shows the 9 Divisions of each of the 10 Classes, and is useful as a birdseye view of 
 the whole scheme on a single page. Then follow 10 pages, one for each class, showing the 9 Sections 
 into which each of the 9 divisions of each class is divided. 
 
 Index. In the index, subjects are arranged in one simple alphabet, with the class number of 
 each referring to its exact place in the preceding class list. This in^ex includes also synonyms or 
 alternative names for topics and other entries likely to help a reader find readily the subject sought. 
 
 SYNOPSIS 
 
 FIRST SUMMARY : CLASSES 
 
 General works 5 Natural science 
 
 1 Philosophy 6 Useful arts 
 
 2 Religion 7 Fine arts 
 
 3 Sociology 8 Literature 
 
 4 Philology 9 History 
 
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 36 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG GLASS LIST 
 
 SECOND SUMMARY 
 
 DIVISIONS 
 
 000 General works 
 
 010 Bibliography 
 
 020 Library economy 
 
 030 General cyclopedias 
 
 040 General collections 
 
 050 General periodicals 
 
 060 General societies 
 
 070 Newspapers 
 
 080 Special libraries. Polygraphy 
 
 090 Book rarities 
 
 100 Philosophy 
 
 110 Metaphysics 
 
 120 Special metaphysical topics 
 
 130 Mind and body 
 
 140 Philosophical systems 
 
 150 Mental faculties. Psychology 
 
 160 Logic. Dialectics 
 
 170 Ethics 
 
 180 Ancient philosophers 
 
 1 90 Modern philosophers 
 
 200 Religion 
 
 210 Natural theology 
 
 220 Bible 
 
 230 Doctrinal. Dogmatics. Theology 
 
 240 Devotional. Practical 
 
 250 Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial 
 
 260 Church. Institutions. Work 
 
 270 Religious history 
 
 280 Christian churches and sects 
 
 290 Ethnic. Non-Christian 
 
 300 Sociology 
 
 310 Statistics 
 
 320 Political science 
 
 330 Political economy 
 
 340 Law 
 
 350 Administration 
 
 360 Associations and institutions 
 
 370 Education 
 
 380 Commerce. Communication 
 
 390 Customs. Costumes. Folklore 
 
 400 Philology 
 
 410 Comparative 
 
 420 English 
 
 430 German 
 
 440 French 
 
 450 Italian 
 460 Spanish 
 470 Latin 
 480 Greek 
 490 Minor languages 
 
 500 Natural science 
 
 510 Mathematics 
 
 520 Astronomy 
 
 530 Physics 
 
 540 Chemistry 
 
 550 Geology 
 
 560 Paleontology 
 
 570 Biology 
 
 580 Botany 
 
 590 Zoology 
 
 600 Useful arts 
 
 610 Medicine 
 
 620 Engineering 
 
 630 Agriculture 
 
 640 Domestic economy 
 
 650 Communication. Commerce 
 
 660 Chemical technology 
 
 670 Manufactures 
 
 680 Mechanic trades 
 
 690 Building 
 
 700 Fine arts 
 
 710 Landscape gardening 
 
 720 Architecture 
 
 730 Sculpture 
 
 740 Drawing. Decoration. Design 
 
 750 Painting 
 
 760 Engraving 
 
 770 Photography 
 
 780 Music 
 
 790 Amusements 
 
 800 Literature 
 
 810 American 
 
 820 English 
 
 830 German 
 
 840 French 
 
 850 Italian 
 
 860 Spanish 
 
 870 Latin 
 
 880 Greek 
 
 890 Minor languages 
 
 900 History 
 
 910 Geography and travels 
 
 920 Biography 
 
 930 Ancient history 
 
 940 Europe 
 Asia 
 
 950 d 
 960 g 
 
 970^ 
 
 980 S 
 990 
 
 Africa 
 
 North America 
 
 South America 
 
 Oceanica and polar regions
 
 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
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 THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS 
 
 Greneral 
 
 Limited to none of the nine classes 
 
 000 
 
 001 
 002 
 003 
 004 
 005 
 006 
 007 
 008 
 009 
 010 
 on 
 
 012 
 013 
 014 
 015 
 016 
 017 
 018 
 019 
 
 020 
 021 
 022 
 023 
 024 
 025 
 026 
 027 
 028 
 029 
 
 030 
 031 
 032 
 033 
 034 
 035 
 036 
 037 
 038 
 039 
 
 040 
 041 
 042 
 043 
 044 
 045 
 046 
 047 
 048 
 049 
 
 Left blank for local history or biog- 
 raphy, etc. where some special col- 
 lection is making which is to be kept 
 in a case by itself, out of its regular 
 place in the classification. 
 
 Bibliography 
 
 General bibliographies 
 
 Of individuals 
 
 special classes of authors 
 
 forms, pseudonyms, etc. 
 
 countries 
 
 subjects 
 
 Classed catalogs 
 
 Author " 
 
 Dictionary ' ' 
 Library economy 
 
 Scope and founding 
 
 Buildings 
 
 Government and service 
 
 Regulations for readers 
 
 Administration. Departments 
 
 Libraries on special subjects 
 
 General, libraries. Reports, etc. 
 Reading 1 and aids 
 Literary methods. Labor savers 
 General cyclopedias 
 
 American 
 
 English 
 
 German 
 
 French 
 
 Italian 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Slavic 
 
 Scandinavian 
 
 Minor languages 
 Gfeneral collected essays 
 
 American 
 
 English 
 
 German 
 
 French 
 
 Italian 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Slavic 
 
 Scandinavian 
 
 Miner languages 
 
 050 
 
 051 
 052 
 053 
 054 
 055 
 056 
 057 
 058 
 059 
 
 060 
 061 
 062 
 063 
 064 
 065 
 066 
 067 
 068 
 ' 069 
 
 070 
 071 
 072 
 073 
 074 
 075 
 076 
 077 
 078 
 079 
 
 080 
 081 
 082 
 083 
 084 
 085 
 086 
 087 
 088 
 089 
 
 090 
 091 
 092 
 093 
 094 
 095 
 096 
 097 
 098 
 099 
 
 G-eneral periodicals 
 
 American 
 
 English 
 
 German 
 
 French 
 
 Italian 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Slavic 
 
 Scandinavian 
 
 Minor languages 
 Greneral societies 
 
 A merican 
 
 English 
 
 German 
 
 French 
 
 Italian 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Slavic 
 
 Scandinavian 
 
 Minor languages 
 Newspapers. Journalism 
 
 American 
 
 English 
 
 German 
 
 French 
 
 Italian 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Slavic 
 
 Scandinavian 
 
 Minor languages 
 Special libraries. Polygraphy 
 
 Left blank to be used (if preferred 
 to prefixing an initial) for general, 
 collections of books, which by terms 
 of gift or for other cause must be kept 
 together. 
 
 Book rarities 
 
 Manuscripts. Autographs 
 
 Block books 
 
 Early printed. Incunabula 
 
 Rare printing. Privately printed 
 
 Rare binding 
 
 Rare illustrations or materials 
 
 Ownership. Bookplates 
 
 Prohibited. Lost. Imaginary 
 
 Other rarities. Curiosa 
 
 208935
 
 38 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 ^Philosophy 
 
 100 Philosophy 150 
 
 101 Utility 151 
 
 102 Compends 152 
 
 103 Dictionaries 153 
 
 104 Essays 154 
 
 105 Periodicals 155 
 
 106 Societies 156 
 
 107 Study and teaching 157 
 
 108 Polygraph y. Maxims 158 
 
 109 History 159 
 110 Metaphysics 160 
 
 111 Ontology 161 
 
 112 Methodology 162 
 
 113 Cosmology 163 
 
 114 Space 164 
 
 115 Time 165 
 
 116 Motion 166 
 
 117 Matter 167 
 
 118 Force 168 
 
 119 Quantity. Number 169 
 120 Metaphysical topics 170 
 
 121 Knowledge: origin, limits 171 
 
 122 'Causation. Cause and effect 172 
 
 123 Liberty and necessity 173 
 
 124 Teleology. Final causes 174 
 
 125 Infinite and finite 175 . 
 
 126 Consciousness. Personality 176 
 
 127 Unconsciousness. Automata 177 
 
 128 The soul 178 
 
 129 Origin of the individual soul 179 
 130 Mind and body 180 
 
 131 Mental physiology and hygiene 181 
 
 132 Mental derangements 182 
 
 133 Delusions. Witchcraft. Magic 183 
 
 134 Mesmerism. Clairvoyance 184 
 
 135 Sleep. Dreams. Somnambulism 185 
 
 136 Mental characteristics 186 
 
 137 Temperaments 187 
 
 138 Physiognomy 188 
 
 139 Phrenology. Mental photographs 189 
 140 Philosophic systems 190 
 
 141 Idealism. Transcendentalism 191 
 
 142 Critical philosophy 192 
 
 143 Intuitionalism 193 
 
 144 Empiricism . 194 
 
 145 Sensationalism 195 
 
 146 Materialism. Positivism 196 
 
 147 Pantheism. Monism 197 
 
 148 Eclecticism 198 
 
 149 Other philosophic systems 199 
 
 Mental faculties 
 
 Intellect 
 
 Sense perceptions 
 Understanding 
 Memory 
 Imagination 
 Reason. Intuitive faculty 
 
 Sensibility. Emotions 
 Instincts. Appetites 
 
 Will 
 Logic. Dialectics 
 
 Inductive 
 
 Deductive 
 
 Assent 
 
 Symbolic. Algebraic 
 
 Sources of error. Fallacies 
 
 Syllogism. Enthymeme 
 
 Hypotheses 
 
 Argument and persuasion 
 
 Analogy. Correspondence 
 Ethics 
 
 Theories of ethics 
 
 State ethics 
 
 Family ethics 
 
 Professional and business ethics 
 
 Ethics of amusements 
 
 Sexual ethics 
 
 Social ethics 
 
 Temperance 
 
 Other ethical topics 
 Ancient philosophers 
 
 Oriental 
 
 Early Greek 
 
 Sophistic and Socratic 
 
 Platonic 
 
 Aristotelian 
 
 Pyrrhonist. New Platonist 
 
 Epicurean 
 
 Stoic 
 
 Early Christian and medieval 
 Modern philosophers 
 
 American 
 
 British 
 
 German 
 
 French 
 
 Italian 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Slavic 
 
 Scandinavian 
 
 Other modern
 
 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
 39 
 
 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 Religion 
 
 Theological schools 
 
 200 Religion 
 
 201 Philosophy. Theories 
 
 202 Compends 
 
 203 Dictionaries 
 
 204 Essays 
 
 205 Periodicals 
 
 206 Societies 
 
 207 Education. 
 
 208 Polygraphy 
 
 209 History of theology 
 210 Natural theology 
 
 211 Deism and atheism 
 
 212 Pantheism. Theosophy 
 
 213 Creation. Evolution 
 
 214 Providence. Theodicy. Fatalism 
 
 215 Religion and science 
 
 216 Evil. Depravity 
 
 217 Prayer 
 
 218 Future life. Immortality 
 
 219 Analogies. Correspondences 
 220 Bible 
 
 221 Old Testament 
 
 222 Historical books 
 
 223 Poetic 
 
 224 Prophetic " 
 
 225 New Testament 
 
 226 Gospels and Acts 
 
 227 Epistles 
 
 228 Apocalypse 
 
 229 Apocrypha 
 
 230 Doctrinal. Dogmatics 
 
 231 God. Unity. Trinity 
 
 232 Christ. Christology 
 
 233 Man. The fall. Sin 
 
 234 Salvation. Soteriology 
 
 235 Angels. Devils. Satan 
 
 236 Eschatology. Death. Judgment 
 
 237 Future state 
 
 238 Creeds. Catechisms 
 
 239 Apologetics. Evidences 
 240 Devotional. Practical 
 
 241 Didactic 
 
 242 Meditative 
 
 243 Hortatory 
 
 244 Miscellany. Fiction 
 
 245 Hymnology. Religious poetry 
 
 246 Ecclesiology. Symbolism 
 
 247 Sacred furniture, vessels, etc. 
 
 248 Personal religion. Asceticism 
 
 249 Family devotions 
 
 250 Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial 
 
 251 Homiletics. Preaching 
 
 252 Sermons 
 
 253 Pastoral visitations. Evangelistic 
 
 254 Clerical support. Celibacy 
 
 255 Brotherhoods. Sisterhoods 
 
 256 Societies for parish work. Gilds 
 
 257 Parochial schools, libraries, etc. 
 
 258 Parish care of sick, fallen, etc. 
 
 259 Other ministrations and work 
 
 260 Church. Institutions. Work 
 
 261 Church 
 
 262 Ecclesiastical polity 
 
 263 Sabbath. Lord's day. Sunday 
 
 264 Public wdrship. Ritual 
 
 265 Sacraments. Ordinances 
 
 266 Missions. Home and foreign 
 
 267 Associations. Y. M. C. A. etc. 
 
 268 Sunday schools 
 
 269 Revivals. Retreats 
 270 Religious history 
 
 271 Monastic orders 
 
 272 Persecutions 
 
 273 Heresies 
 
 274 Europe 
 
 275 Asia 
 
 276 Africa 
 
 277 North America 
 
 278 South America 
 
 279 Oceanica 
 
 280 Christian churches & sects 
 
 281 Primitive and oriental 
 
 282 Roman catholic 
 
 283 Anglican and American P. E. 
 
 284 Continental protestant 
 
 285 Presbyterian. Congregational 
 
 286 Baptist 
 
 287 Methodist 
 
 288 Unitarian 
 
 289 Minor Christian sects 
 290 Ethnic. Non-Christian 
 
 291 Comparative & general mythology 
 
 292 Greek and Roman 
 
 293 Teutonic and northern 
 
 294 Brahmanism. Buddhism 
 
 295 Parseeism 
 
 296 Judaism 
 
 297 Mohammedanism 
 
 298 Mormonism 
 
 299 Minor non-Christian religions
 
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 THIRD HUMMARY 
 
 SKCTIONS 
 
 Sociology 
 
 300 Sociology 350 
 
 301 Philosophy. Theories 351 
 
 302 Compends 352 
 
 303 Dictionaries 353 
 
 304 Essays 354 
 
 305 Periodicals 355 
 
 306 Societies 356 
 
 307 Education 357 
 
 308 Polygraphy 358 
 
 309 History of sociology 359 
 310 Statistics 360 
 
 311 Theory. Methods 361 
 
 312 Population 362 
 
 313 Special topics 363 
 
 314 Europe 364 
 
 315 Asia 365 
 
 316 Africa 366 
 
 317 North America 367 
 
 318 South America 368 
 
 319 Oceanica 369 
 320 Political science 370 
 
 321 Form of state 371 
 
 322 Church and state 372 
 
 323 Internal or domestic relations 373 
 
 324 Suffrage 374 
 
 325 Colonies and immigration 375 
 
 326 Slavery 376 
 
 327 Foreign relations 377 
 
 328 Legislative bodies and annals 378 
 
 329 Political parties 379 
 330 Political economy ' 380 
 
 331 Capital. Labor. Wages 381 
 
 332 Banks. Money. Credit. Interest 382 
 
 333 Land. Ownership. Rights and rent 383 
 
 334 Cooperation 384 
 
 335 Socialism and communism 385 
 
 336 Finance. Public funds. Taxation 386 
 
 337 Protection arid free trade 387 
 
 338 Production. Manufacture. Prices 388 
 
 339 Pauperism 389 
 340 Law 390 
 
 341 International law 391 
 
 342 Constitutional law and history 392 
 
 343 Criminal law 393 
 
 344 Martial law 394 
 
 345 U. S. statutes and cases 395 
 
 346 British statutes and cases. 396 
 
 347 Treatises: American and British 397 
 
 348 Canon law 398 
 
 349 Foreign law. Roman 399 
 
 Administration. Army 
 
 Administration of central gov't 
 
 Local government. City. Town 
 
 United States and state 
 
 Foreign states 
 
 Army. Military science 
 Infantry 
 Cavalry 
 Artillery 
 
 Navy. Naval science 
 Associations. Institutions 
 
 Charitable 
 
 Hospitals. Asylums 
 
 Political 
 
 Reformatory 
 
 Prisons. Discipline 
 
 Secret societies 
 
 Social clubs 
 
 Insurance 
 
 Other 
 Education 
 
 Teachers, methods, and discipline 
 
 Elementary. Kindergarten 
 
 Intermediate 
 
 Self-education and culture 
 
 Curriculum 
 
 Education of women 
 
 Religious, ethical and secular 
 
 Colleges and universities 
 
 Public schools. State education 
 Commerce. Communication 
 
 Domestic trade 
 
 Foreign trade. Consular reports 
 
 Postoffice 
 
 Telegraph. Cable. Telephone 
 
 Railroad and express 
 
 Canal and highway transportation 
 
 River and ocean transportation 
 
 City transit 
 
 Weights and measures. Metrology 
 Customs. Popular life 
 
 Costume and care of person 
 
 Birth, home and sex customs 
 
 Treatment of dead 
 
 Public and social customs 
 
 Etiquet 
 
 Woman's position and treatment 
 
 Gipsies. Nomads. Outcast races 
 
 Folklore. Proverbs, etc. 
 
 Customs of war
 
 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
 41 
 
 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 IPliilology 
 
 400 
 
 Philology 
 
 450 
 
 Italian 
 
 401 
 
 Philosophy 
 
 451 
 
 Orthography 
 
 402 
 
 Compends 
 
 452 
 
 Etymology 
 
 403 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 453 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 404 
 
 Essays 
 
 454 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 405 
 
 Periodicals 
 
 455 
 
 Grammar 
 
 406 
 
 Societies 
 
 456 
 
 Prosody 
 
 407 
 
 Study and teaching 
 
 457 
 
 Dialects 
 
 408 
 
 Polygraphy. Universal language 
 
 458 
 
 School texts 
 
 409 
 
 History of language 
 
 459 
 
 Rumansh. and Wallachian 
 
 410 
 
 Comparative 
 
 460 
 
 Spanish 
 
 411 
 
 Orthography. Alphabets 
 
 461 
 
 Orthography 
 
 412 
 
 Etymology 
 
 462 
 
 Etymology 
 
 413 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 463 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 414 
 
 Phonology 
 
 464 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 415 
 
 Grammar 
 
 465 
 
 Grammar 
 
 416 
 
 Prosody 
 
 466 
 
 Prosody 
 
 417 
 
 Inscriptions 
 
 467 
 
 Dialects 
 
 418 
 
 Texts 
 
 468 
 
 School texts 
 
 419 
 
 Hieroglyphics 
 
 469 
 
 Portuguese 
 
 420 
 
 English 
 
 470 
 
 Latin 
 
 421 
 
 Orthography 
 
 471 
 
 Orthography 
 
 422 
 
 Etymology 
 
 472 
 
 Etymology 
 
 423 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 473 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 424 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 474 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 425 
 
 Grammar 
 
 475 
 
 Grammar 
 
 426 
 
 Prosody 
 
 476 
 
 Prosody 
 
 427 
 
 Dialects 
 
 '477 
 
 Dialects 
 
 428 
 
 School texts 
 
 478 
 
 School texts 
 
 429 
 
 Anglo-Saxon 
 
 479 
 
 Minor Italic 
 
 430 
 
 German 
 
 480 
 
 Greek 
 
 431 
 
 Orthography 
 
 481 
 
 Orthography 
 
 432 
 
 Etymology 
 
 482 
 
 Etymology 
 
 433 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 483 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 434 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 484 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 435 
 
 Grammar 
 
 485 
 
 Grammar 
 
 436 
 
 Prosody 
 
 486 
 
 Prosody 
 
 437 
 
 Dialects 
 
 487 
 
 Dialects 
 
 438 
 
 School texts 
 
 488 
 
 School texts 
 
 439 
 
 Minor Teutonic 
 
 489 
 
 Minor Hellenic 
 
 440 
 
 French 
 
 490 
 
 Minor languages 
 
 441 
 
 Orthography 
 
 491 
 
 Minor Indo-European 
 
 442 
 
 Etymology 
 
 492 
 
 Semitic 
 
 443 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 493 
 
 Hamitic 
 
 444 
 
 Synonyms 
 
 494 
 
 Scythian. Turanian 
 
 445 
 
 Grammar 
 
 495 
 
 Eastern Asiatic 
 
 446 
 
 Prosody 
 
 496 
 
 African 
 
 447 
 
 Dialects 
 
 497 
 
 North American 
 
 448 
 
 School texts 
 
 498 
 
 South American 
 
 449 
 
 Provengal 
 
 499 
 
 Malay-Polynesian and other
 
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 THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS 
 
 Natural Science 
 
 500 Natural science 550 
 
 501 Philosophy 551 
 
 502 Compends 552 
 
 503 Dictionaries 553 
 
 504 Essays 554 
 
 505 Periodicals 555 
 
 506 Societies 556 
 
 507 Education. Museums 557 
 
 508 Polygraphy 558 
 
 509 History 559 
 510 Mathematics 560 
 
 511 Arithmetic 561 
 
 512 Algebra 562 
 
 513 Geometry. Conic sections 563 
 
 514 Trigonometry 564 
 
 515 Descriptive geometry 565 
 
 516 Analytic geometry. Quaternions 566 
 
 517 Calculus 567 
 
 518 568 
 
 519 Probabilities 569 
 520 Astronomy 570 
 
 521 Theoretic 571 
 
 522 Practical and spherical 572 
 
 523 Descriptive 573 
 
 524 Maps and observations 574 
 
 525 Earth 575 
 
 526 Geodesy 576 
 
 527 Navigation 577 
 
 528 Ephemerides 578 
 
 529 Chronology 579 
 530 Physics 580 
 
 531 Mechanics 581 
 
 532 Liquids. Hydraulics 582 
 
 533 Gases. Pneumatics 583 
 
 534 Sound. Acoustics 584 
 
 535 Light. Optics 585 
 
 536 Heat 586 
 
 537 Electricity 587 
 
 538 Magnetism 588 
 
 539 Molecular physics 589 
 540 Chemistry 590 
 
 541 Theoretic 591 
 
 542 Practical and experimental 592 
 
 543 Analysis 593 
 
 544 Qualitative 594 
 
 545 Quantitative 595 
 
 546 Inorganic 596 
 
 547 Organic 597 
 
 548 Crystallography 598 
 
 549 Mineralogy 599 
 
 G-eology 
 
 Physical and dynamic geology 
 Lithology. Petrography 
 Economic geology 
 Europe 
 Asia 
 Africa 
 
 North America 
 South America 
 Oceanica. Polar regions 
 Paleontology 
 Plants 
 Invertebrates 
 
 Protozoa. Radiates 
 
 Mollusks 
 
 Articulates 
 Vertebrates 
 
 Fishes. Batrachia 
 
 Reptiles. Birds 
 
 Mammals 
 
 Biology. Ethnology 
 Prehistoric archeology 
 Ethnology. Anthropology 
 Natural history of man 
 Homologies 
 Evolution. Species 
 Origin and beginnings of life 
 Properties of living matter 
 Microscopy 
 Collectors manuals- 1 
 Botany 
 
 Physiologic and structural 
 Phanerogamia 
 
 Dicotyledonae 
 
 Monocotyledonae 
 
 Gymnospermae 
 Crytogamia 
 
 Pteridophyta 
 
 Bryophyta 
 
 Thallophyta 
 Zoology 
 Physiologic zoology 
 Invertebrates 
 
 Protozoa. Radiates 
 
 Mollusks 
 
 Articulates 
 Vertebrates 
 
 Fishes. Batrachia 
 
 Reptiles. Birds 
 
 Mammals
 
 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
 43 
 
 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 Useful 
 
 600 Useful arts 650 
 
 601 Philosophy 651 
 
 602 Compends 652 
 
 603 Dictionaries 653 
 
 604 Essays 654 
 
 605 Periodicals 655 
 
 606 Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions 656 
 
 607 Education. Schools of technology 657 
 
 608 Patents. Inventions 658 
 
 609 History of useful arts 659 
 610 Medicine 660 
 
 611 Anatomy 661 
 
 612 Physiology 662 
 
 613 Hygiene. Gymnastics. Training 663 
 
 614 Public health 664 
 
 615 Materia medica. Therapeutics 665 
 
 616 Pathology. Diseases. Treatment 666 
 
 617 Surgery. Dentistry 667 
 
 618 Diseases of women and children 668 
 
 619 Comparative medicine. Veterinary 669 
 620 Engineering 670 
 
 621 Mechanical 671 
 
 622 Mining 672 
 
 623 Military. Naval . 673 
 
 624 Bridge and roof 674 
 
 625 Eoad and railroad 675 
 
 626 Canal 676 
 
 627 River and harbor 677 
 
 628 Sanitary. Waterworks 678 
 
 629 Other branches 679 
 630 Agriculture 680 
 
 631 Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage 681 
 
 632 Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects 682 
 
 633 Grains. Grasses. Fibers. Tea, etc. 683 
 
 634 Fruits. Orchards. Vineyards 684 
 
 635 Kitchen garden 685 
 
 636 Domestic animals 686 
 
 637 Dairy. Milk. Butter. Cheese 687 
 
 638 Bees. Silkworms 688 
 
 639 Fishing. Trapping 689 
 640 Domestic economy 690 
 
 641 Cookery. Gastronomy 691 
 
 642 Confectionery. Ices 692 
 
 643 Food. Dining. Carving 693 
 
 644 Fuel. Lights 694 
 
 645 Furniture. Carpets. Upholstery 695 
 
 646 Clothing. Toilet. Cosmetics 696 
 
 647 Servants: training, duties, wages 697 
 
 648 Laundry 69*8 
 
 649 Nursery. Children. Sickroom 699 
 
 Communication. Commerce 
 Office equipment and methods 
 
 Writing. Materials. Typewriters 
 Abbreviations. Shorthand 
 Telegraph. Cables. Signals 
 Printing. Publishing. Copyright 
 Transportation. Railroading, etc. 
 Bookkeeping. Accounts 
 Business manuals. Methods. Tables 
 Advertising and other topics 
 
 Chemical technology 
 Chemicals 
 
 Pyrotechnics. Explosives 
 Beverages: wines, liquors, ales, etc. 
 Foods: sugar, starch, etc. 
 Lights: gas, oil, candles, etc. 
 Ceramics: glass, clay, cement, etc. 
 Bleaching. Dyeing. Inks. Paints 
 Other organic chemical industries 
 
 Metallurgy. Assaying 
 Manufactures 
 
 Articles made of metals 
 Of iron and steel; stoves, cutlery 
 Of brass and bronze; bells, etc. 
 Lumber and articles made of wood 
 Leather " " leather 
 
 Paper paper 
 
 Cotton, wool, silk, linen, etc. 
 Rubber and articles made of rubber 
 Celluloid and other 
 
 Mechanic trades 
 Watch and instrument making 
 Blacksmithing. Horseshoeing 
 Lock and gun making 
 Carriage and cabinet making 
 Saddlery and shoemaking. Trunks 
 Bookbinding 
 Clothesmaking. Hats 
 
 Other trades 
 Building 
 
 Materials. Processes. Preservatives 
 Plans and specifications 
 Masonry. Plastering, etc. 
 Carpentry. Stairbuilding 
 Roofing. Slating and tiling 
 Plumbing. Gas and steam fitting 
 Heating and ventilation 
 Painting. Glazing. Paperhanging 
 Car and ship building
 
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 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 Fine 
 
 700 
 
 701 
 702 
 703 
 704 
 705 
 706 
 707 
 708 
 709 
 
 710 
 711 
 712 
 713 
 714 
 715 
 716 
 717 
 718 
 719 
 
 720 
 721 
 722 
 723 
 724 
 725 
 726 
 727 
 728 
 729 
 
 730 
 731 
 732 
 733 
 734 
 735 
 736 
 737 
 738 
 739. 
 
 740 
 741 
 742 
 743 
 744 
 745 
 746 
 747 
 748 
 749 
 
 Fine arts 
 
 Philosophy. Esthetics 
 
 Compends 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 Periodicals 
 
 Societies 
 
 Education. Study 
 
 Art galleries 
 
 History of art 
 Landscape gardening 
 
 Public parks 
 
 Private grounds. Lawns 
 
 Walks. Drives 
 
 Water. Fountains. Lakes 
 
 Trees. Hedges. Shrubs 
 
 Plants. Flowers. Conservatories 
 
 Arbors. Seats. Outlooks 
 
 Monuments. Mausoleums 
 Cemeteries 
 Architecture 
 
 Architectural construction 
 
 Ancient and oriental 
 
 Medieval. Gothic 
 
 Modern 
 
 Public buildings 
 
 Ecclesiastic and religious 
 
 Educational and scientific 
 
 Residences 
 
 Design and decoration 
 Sculpture 
 
 Materials and methods 
 . Ancient 
 
 Greek and Roman 
 
 Medieval 
 
 Modern 
 
 Carving. Seals. Dies. Gems 
 Numismatics. Coins. Medals 
 Pottery. Porcelain 
 Bronzes. Bric-a-brac 
 Drawing. Decoration 
 
 Freehand. Crayon 
 
 Perspective 
 
 Art anatomy. Life school 
 
 Mathematical drawing 
 
 Ornamental design. Carpet, etc. 
 Art needlework 
 Interior decoration 
 Stained and iridescent glass 
 
 Artistic furniture 
 
 750 Painting 
 
 751 Materials and methods 
 
 752 Color 
 
 753 Epic. Mythic. Idealistic 
 
 754 Genre. Still life 
 
 755 Religious. Ecclesiastic 
 
 756 Historical. Battles, etc. 
 
 757 Portrait 
 
 758 Landscape. Marine 
 
 759 Various schools 
 760 Engraving 
 
 761 Wood 
 
 762 Copper. Steel 
 
 763 Lithography 
 
 764 Chromolithography 
 
 765 Line. Stipple 
 
 766 Mezzotint. Aquatint 
 
 767 Etching. Dry point 
 
 768 Banknote. Machine 
 
 769 Collections of engravings 
 770 Photography 
 
 771 Photographic chemistry 
 
 772 Silver processes, etc. 
 
 773 Gelatine and pigment processes 
 
 774 " and printer's ink. Albertype 
 
 775 Photolithography, etc. 
 
 776 Photozincography, etc. 
 
 777 Photo-engraving. Photo-electros 
 
 778 Special applications 
 
 779 Collections of photographs 
 780 Music 
 
 781 Theory 
 
 782 Dramatic 
 
 783 Sacred 
 
 784 Vocal 
 
 785 Orchestral 
 
 786 Piano and organ 
 
 787 Stringed instruments 
 
 788 Wind " 
 
 789 Percussion and mechanical 
 790 Amusements 
 
 791 Public entertainment 
 
 792 Theater. Opera 
 
 793 Indoor amusements 
 
 794 Games of skill. Chess 
 
 795 Games of chance. Cards 
 
 796 Outdoor sports 
 
 797 Boating and ball 
 
 798 Horsemanship. Racing 
 
 799 Fishing. Hunting. Shooting
 
 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 
 
 45 
 
 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 Literature 
 
 300 
 
 Literature 
 
 801 
 
 Philosophy 
 
 802 
 
 Compends 
 
 803 
 
 Dictionaries 
 
 804 
 
 Essays 
 
 805 
 
 Periodicals 
 
 806 
 
 Societies 
 
 807 
 
 Study and teaching 
 
 808 
 
 Rhetoric. Treatises 
 
 809 
 
 History 
 
 810 
 
 American literature 
 
 811 
 
 Poetry 
 
 812 
 
 Drama 
 
 813 
 
 Fiction 
 
 814 
 
 Essays 
 
 815 
 
 Oratory 
 
 816 
 
 Letters 
 
 817 
 
 Satire. Humor 
 
 818 
 
 Miscellany 
 
 819 
 
 
 820 
 
 English literature 
 
 821 
 
 Poetry 
 
 822 
 
 Drama 
 
 823 
 
 Fiction 
 
 824 
 
 Essays 
 
 825 
 
 Oratory 
 
 826 
 
 Letters 
 
 827 
 
 Satire. Humor 
 
 828 
 
 Miscellany 
 
 829 
 
 Anglo-Saxon literature 
 
 830 
 
 German literature 
 
 831 
 
 Poetry 
 
 832 
 
 Drama 
 
 833 
 
 Fiction 
 
 834 
 
 Essays 
 
 835 
 
 Oratory 
 
 836 
 
 Letters 
 
 837 
 
 Satire. Humor 
 
 838 
 
 Miscellany 
 
 839 
 
 Minor Teutonic literatures 
 
 340 
 
 French literature 
 
 841 
 
 Poetry 
 
 842 
 
 Drama 
 
 843 
 
 Fiction 
 
 844 
 
 Essays 
 
 845 
 
 Oratory 
 
 846 
 
 Letters 
 
 847 
 
 Satire. Humor 
 
 848 
 
 Miscellany 
 
 849 
 
 Provencal literature 
 
 850 Italian literature 
 
 851 Poetry 
 
 852 Drama 
 
 853 Fiction 
 
 854 Essays 
 
 855 Oratory 
 
 856 Letters 
 
 857 Satire. Humor 
 
 858 Miscellany 
 
 859 Rumansh and "Wallachian 
 860 Spanish literature 
 
 861 Poetry 
 
 862 Drama 
 
 863 Fiction 
 
 864 Essays 
 
 865 Oratory 
 
 866 Letters 
 
 867 Satire. Humor 
 
 868 Miscellany 
 
 869 Portuguese literature 
 870 Latin literature 
 
 871 Poetry 
 
 872 Dramatic 
 
 873 Epic 
 
 874 Lyric 
 
 875 Oratory 
 
 876 Letters 
 
 877 Satire. Humor 
 
 878 Miscellany 
 
 879 Minor Italic literatures 
 880 Greek literature 
 
 881 Poetry 
 
 882 Dramatic 
 
 883 Epic 
 
 884 Lyric 
 
 885 Oratory 
 
 886 Letters 
 
 887 Satire. Humor 
 
 888 Miscellany 
 
 889 Minor Hellenic literatures 
 890 Minor languages 
 
 891 Minor Indo-European 
 
 892 Semitic 
 
 893 Hamitic 
 
 894 Scythian. Turanian 
 
 895 Eastern Asiatic 
 
 896 African 
 
 897 North American 
 
 898 South American 
 
 899 Malay-Polynesian and other
 
 46 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 THIRD SUMMARY 
 
 SECTIONS 
 
 History 
 
 900 History 
 
 901 Philosophy 
 
 902 Compends. Chronologies 
 
 903 Dictionaries 
 
 904 Essays 
 
 905 Periodicals 
 
 906 Societies 
 
 907 Study and teaching 
 
 908 Polygraphy 
 
 909 Universal histories 
 
 910 Geography and travels 
 
 911 Historical 
 
 912 Maps 
 
 913 Antiquities 
 
 914 Europe 
 
 915 Asia 
 
 916 Africa 
 
 917 North America 
 
 918 South America 
 
 919 Oceanica. Polar regions 
 920 Biography 
 
 921 Of philosophy . 
 
 922 " theology 
 
 923 " sociology 
 
 924 " philology 
 
 925 " science 
 
 926 " useful arts 
 
 927 " fine arts 
 
 928 " literature 
 
 929 Genealogy. Heraldry 
 930 Ancient history 
 
 931 China 
 
 932 Egypt 
 
 933 Judea 
 
 934 India 
 
 935 Medo-Persia 
 ' 936 Kelts 
 
 937 Rome. Italy 
 
 938 Greece 
 
 939 Minor countries 
 940 Europe 
 
 941 Scotland. Ireland 
 
 942 England. Wales 
 
 943 Germany. Austria 
 
 944 France 
 
 945 Italy 
 
 946 Spain. Portugal 
 
 947 Russia 
 
 948 Norway. Sweden. Denmark 
 
 949 Minor countries 
 
 950 Asia 
 
 951 China 
 
 952 Japan 
 
 953 Arabia 
 
 954 India 
 
 955 Persia 
 
 956 Turkey in Asia 
 
 957 Siberia 
 
 958 Afghanistan. Turkistan. Baluchistan 
 
 959 Farther India 
 960 Africa 
 
 961 North Africa 
 
 962 Egypt. Nubia 
 
 963 Abyssinia 
 
 964 Morocco 
 
 965 Algeria 
 
 966 North Central Africa 
 
 967 South Central Africa 
 
 968 South Africa 
 
 969 Madagascar. Mauritius 
 970 North America 
 
 971 British America 
 
 972 Mexico. Central America 
 
 973 United States 
 
 974 North Atlantic states 
 
 975 South Atlantic states 
 
 976 South Central or Gulf states 
 
 977 North Central or Lake states 
 
 978 Western or Mountain states 
 
 979 Pacific states 
 980 South America 
 
 981 Brazil 
 
 982 Argentina. Patagonia 
 
 983 Chile 
 
 984 Bolivia 
 
 985 Peru 
 
 986 Colombia. Ecuador 
 
 987 Venezuela 
 
 988 Guiana 
 
 989 Paraguay. Uruguay 
 
 990 Oceanica. Polar regions 
 
 991 Malaysia 
 
 992 Sunda 
 
 993 Australasia 
 
 994 Australia 
 
 995 New Guinea 
 
 996 Polynesia 
 
 997 Isolated islands 
 
 998 Arctic regions 
 
 999 Antarctic regions
 
 Class List 
 
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 SYMBOLS AOT) ABBREVIATIONS 
 
 P popular treatment 
 
 E readable. Used only for books unusually attractive in style 
 
 Kf reference book 
 
 S scholarly; by a recognized authority 
 
 Y for young readers; in many cases applied to books equally 
 
 suitable for adults 
 
 All other abbreviations and symbols used in the Class List are 
 explained 4p the introductory pages of this book (pp. 13-33). 
 
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 OOO GENERAX. WORKS 
 
 O1O Bibliography 
 
 Lang, Andrew. The library. 2d ed. 1892. 
 20cm Macmillan $1:50 
 
 Rather slight bibliographic essays with pleasant literary 
 flavor and touches of humor. W. J. Loftie contributed 
 the material on MSS and early printed books and Austin 
 Dobson the chapter on modern English illustrated books. 
 Ed. sel. 
 
 O14 Of special forms 
 
 Frey, A. B. Sobriquets and nicknames. 20cm 
 
 Honghton $2 
 
 Rf Alphabetic dictionary of fictitious names applied to 
 real persons in stories and poems; of personal epithets; 
 nicknames of literary men; historical characters, etc, 
 with index of true names. X. Y. 
 
 O15 Of special countries 
 
 Certain catalogs prepared by bookdealers are 
 very helpful to librarians as containing informa- 
 tion not concisely given elsewhere. Such cata- 
 logs are distributed free to book buyers. A list 
 of desirable ones may be had by applying to the 
 office of the Publishing board of the American 
 library association. Ed. sel. 
 
 Annual American catalogue cumulated 1900-1903. 
 1904. 26cm Pub. wkly. $4 11 
 
 Rf A record by author, title, subject and series, of books 
 published in the U. S. 1900-1903. Convenient because 
 entries for all four years are united in one alphabet, but 
 libraries with small funds may easily use the "Annual 
 summary" number of the Publishers' weekly for each 
 year instead. Ed. sel. 
 
 English catalogue of books. Latest vol. 25$cm 
 Pub. wkly., pap $1.50 
 
 Rf Yearly list of current English publications, in dic- 
 tionary form. Before 1902 Reference catalogue will answer 
 needs of small library. X. Y. 
 
 Publishers' trade list annual. Latest vol. 26 Jem 
 
 Pub. wkly. 
 
 Rf Catalogs of American publishers bound together, 
 nlphabeted by names of firms. Issued annually in Au- 
 gust. 
 
 Separate index volume for 1902 giving in one alphabet 
 authors, titles and subjects for all books in the Annual. 
 Each entry gives publisher and price. 
 
 Sup. index 1903-4, $2.50; combined index 1902-4, adv. 
 subs. $6; volume of catalogs without index, $2 n N. Y. 
 
 Publishers' weekly; American book-trade jour- 
 nal. Latest vol. 24Jcm Pub. wkly. subs. $3 
 
 Rf Alphabetic list of books of week, with descriptive 
 notes; publishers' announcements, book trade comment, 
 etc. Monthly and quarterly cumulated lists, annual 
 summary, education and other special numbers increase 
 its value for libraries. N. Y. 
 
 Reference catalogue of current literature. 2 v. 
 1902. 22cm Pub. wkly. $5n 
 
 Rf Serves same purpose for English books as Pub- 
 Ushers' trade IM annual for American. Index by authors, 
 titles and subjects referring to page of publishers' cata- 
 logs, at beginning of 1st volume. X. Y. 
 
 United States catalog; books in print 1902; ed. 
 by M. E. Potter. 2d ed. 1903. 26cm 
 
 Wilson $15 
 
 Rf Entries under author, subject and title, in one alpha- 
 bet, with particulars of binding, price, date and pub- 
 lisher. 
 
 Covers much the same ground as indexes of Publishers' 
 trade list annual, but includes some additional minor 
 publishers. Ed. sel. 
 
 See also Public documents list. 
 
 O16 Of special subjects 
 
 Kroeger, A. B. Guide to the study and use of 
 reference books. 1902. 25cm ( A. L. A. annot. 
 lists) A. L. A. pub. board $1.25 n 
 
 Rf For librarians, teachers and students. Gives author, 
 full title, size, illustrations, publisher, price, brief descrip- 
 tive note. Author and subject index, list of 100 reference 
 books for smaller library. X.Y. 
 
 Leypoldt, A. H. , & lies, George, ed. List of 
 books for girls and women and their clubs. 
 1895. 26cm (A. L. A. annot. lists) 
 
 A..L. A. pub. board $1 
 
 Rf About 2,100 titles in chief branches of literature, 
 classed under 26 main headings; each group selected 
 and annotated by a specialist. Publishers and prices; 
 very full index. List is general and equally useful for 
 boys and men. N. Y. 
 
 New York. State library. Class list of a $500 
 library recommended for schools. 1901. 25cm 
 (N. Y. state lib. bibliog. bul. 30) 
 
 L T niv. of state of X. Y. 15c 
 
 Rf Includes reference books and books for teachers. 
 The few notes mainly on editions, which are selected to 
 
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 010
 
 50 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 meet school needs. Titles for 9200 and 8300 library also 
 indicated. Gives Abridged decimal classification numbers. 
 X. Y. 
 
 New York. State library. A selection from 
 the best books, with notes. 23cm (N. Y. state 
 lib. bibliog. bul. ) Univ. of state of N. Y. lOc 
 Rf Issued each July. About 250 books of preceding 
 calendar year, chosen with reference to needs of small 
 libraries. Descriptive and bibliographic notes. Decimal 
 classification and Library of Congress numbers for printed 
 cards given. X. Y. 
 
 Providence. Public library. Alphabetical cat- 
 alogue of the editions in the Standard library. 
 1901? 25cm 
 
 Rf Titles of books in the " Standard library " room at 
 the Providence public library. Aims to present best edi- 
 tions as to text, edition, size, paper, printing and bind- 
 ing of 100 carefully selected authors. N. Y. 
 
 016.2 Religion 
 
 D'Ooge, B: L. Helps to the study of classical 
 
 mythology. 1899. 18cm Wahr 45c 
 
 Rf References to books and magazines, subdivided 
 
 under art, religion and literature. Contains list of books 
 
 indexed, table of contents, and full index. Pittsburg. 
 
 016.3 Sociology 
 
 Bowker, B: B., & lies, George, ed. Reader's 
 guide in economic, social and political science. 
 1891. 19cm (Econ. tracts) 
 
 Soc. for pol. educ. $1 
 
 Rf Class list with concise notes indicating scope and 
 relative value. Suggestions for reading, citation of au- 
 thorities, bibliographic helps, etc., introduce each sub- 
 ject. X. Y. 
 
 Brooks, B. C. Bibliography of municipal prob- 
 lems and city conditions. 2d ed. 1901. 25cm 
 Ef Reform club $1.50 
 
 Marot. Helen, comp. Handbook of labor litera- 
 ture. 1899. 20cm 
 
 Philadelphia free lib. of econ. & pol. sci. $1 
 Rf Classed and annotated list of more important books 
 and pamphlets in English. Articles in periodicals not 
 included. Xotes descriptive rather than critical. Lists 
 of labor song books and labor and general sociologic 
 periodicals, publishers' addresses, author index. X. Y. 
 
 Monroe, W. S. Bibliography of education. 1897. 
 18 Jem (Internat. educ. ser. ) Appleton $2 
 Rf Class list of 3,200 titles with author index. Many 
 short notes. 
 
 O16.7 Fine arts 
 
 Sturgis, Bussell, & Krehbiel, H: E: comp. 
 Annotated bibliography of fine art; ed. by 
 George lies. 1897. 26cm (A. L. A. annot. 
 lists) A. L. A. pub. board $1 
 
 Rf Descriptive, critical and comparative notes on 1,000 
 works on painting, sculpture, architecture, decorative 
 arts, illustration [by Russell Sturgis] and music [by H:E; 
 Krehbiel] Classed, with author and subject index. 
 X. Y. 
 
 O16.8 Literature 
 
 Baker, E. A. A descriptive guide to the best 
 fiction, British and American, including trans- 
 lations from foreign languages; containing about 
 4,500 references. 1903. 20Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $2.50 n ,/ 
 
 Rf Xote under each title gives theme and occasionally 
 characterization, and list of editions. Best or repre- 
 sentative works are starred. In Historical appendix all 
 books illustrating history or social life of a country are 
 entered briefly under 1) country, 2) period, 3) date. Full 
 subject index and author-title index increase reference 
 value. X. Y. 
 
 Cornu, Mme Sophie, & Beer, William. List of 
 'French fiction, annotated. 1898. 12Jcm (A. 
 L. A. annot. lists) A. L. A. pub. board lOc 
 
 Rf Includes 186 titles, chosen from 70 representative au- 
 thors with regard to soundness of sentiment as well as 
 excellence of style. Gives author, title, publisher, price 
 and descriptive note. X. Y. 
 
 Hodgkins, L. M. Guide to the study of nine- 
 teenth century authors. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Heath 60c 
 
 Rf Indicates books and articles of value in studying 26 
 prominent English and American authors. Kroeger. 
 
 "Welsh, A. H. English masterpiece course. 1887. 
 20cm Silver 75c n 
 
 Rf Lists of references to books and magazine articles on 
 principal English and American writers from Chaucer to 
 Tennyson. Pittsburg. 
 
 Winchester, C. T. Five short courses of reading 
 in English literature. Rev. ed. 1900. 16cm 
 
 Ginn 40c 
 
 Rf Represents nature and progress of English literature 
 from beginning of Elizabethan period to present. Each 
 course followed by list of additional reading. Pref. 
 
 O16.9 History 
 
 Adams, C: K. Manual of historical literature. 
 3d ed. 1903. 21cm Harper $2.50 
 
 Rf List of the most important histories in English, ,/ 
 French, and German, with related biography, philosophic ' 
 inquiry, etc. States scope and authority, characterizes 
 style, and points out special value or defects. Offers sug- 
 gestions for reading. X. Y. 
 
 Boston. Public library. Finding list of gene- 
 alogies and town and local histories containing 
 family records. 1900. 25cm Trustees 25c 
 
 Charming-, Edward, & Hart, A. B. Guide to 
 the study of American history. 1897. 19cm 
 
 Ginn $2 ^ 
 
 Rf Contains hints on reading and teaching history, 
 selected bibliography of American history , and well- 
 arranged series of topics on colonial and United States 
 history. L. A. H. 
 
 Gardiner, S: B. , & Mullinger, J: B. Introduc- 
 tion to the study of English history. 4th ed. ,/ 
 1903. 20cm Paul 7/6 n 
 
 Contents: pt. 1, Introduction to English history, by 
 S:R. Gardiner; pt. 2, Authorities, by J: B. Mullinger.
 
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 Getchell, M. S. Study of mediaeval history by 
 
 the library method for high schools. 1897. 
 
 19cm Ginn 55c 
 
 Rf References to historical literature relating to middle 
 
 ages, arranged by periods. Pittsburg. 
 
 Gordy, W. F., & Twitchell, W. I. Path- 
 finder in American history. 1893. 19Jcm 
 
 Lee $1.20 n 
 
 Rf Handbook for teachers, containing topical outlines, 
 lists of readings mainly from secondary sources, and sug- 
 gestions as to methods of teaching. Style and treatment 
 adapted to needs of elementary classes. L. A. H. 
 
 Literature of American history; a bibliograph- 
 ical guide in which the scope, character, and 
 comparative worth of books in selected lists 
 are set forth in brief notes by critics of authority; 
 ed. for the American library association by 
 J. N. Larned. 1902. 25cm (A. L. A. annot. 
 lists) A. L. A. pub. board $6 n 
 
 Rf 4,145 titles, closely classified under six main heads. 
 
 Appendix: Books suggested for a good school library, 
 for a town library, for a good working library, by Ed- 
 ward Channing, p. 463-71. 
 
 Supplement for 1900 and 1901, ed. by 
 
 P. P. Wells. 1902. 25cm (A. L. A. annot. 
 
 lists) A. L. A. pub. board $1 n 
 
 Rf Nearly 200 entries in one alphabet. Notes generally 
 
 condensed from reputable reviews, signed where practi. 
 
 cable. Future supplements will be issued also on cards. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Hill, H. B. Hints to teachers and students on 
 the choice of geographical books for reference 
 and reading. 1897. 19cm Longmans $1.25 
 Rf Prepared by request of Geographical society. Gives 
 lists of selected books, grouped by countries, with pub- 
 lishers, prices, and many descriptive notes. N. Y. 
 
 "Winsor, Justin. Reader's handbook of the 
 American revolution, 1761-1783. 1899. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Beginning with first discontent with British rule, indi 
 cates where the best information on each point is to be 
 gathered. Adams. 
 
 O17 Clased catalog 
 
 Pittsburg. Carnegie library. Monthly bul- 
 letin. 23cm yrly 25c 
 Rf 
 
 Salem. Public library. Bulletin. 25Jcm 
 
 yrly 25c 
 
 Rf The Carnegie and Salem bulletins are included 
 because of their good, up-to-date lists on special subjects. 
 The Pittsburg bulletin furnishes notes to most of the 
 month's added books. Ed. sel. 
 
 O19 Dictionary catalogs 
 
 Peabody institute. Second catalogue, including 
 
 additions since 1882. Part 1-7, A-R. 1896-1904. 
 
 27 Jem Deutsch co. $4.50 ea 
 
 Rf Of great value, specially fotanalytic subject entries, 
 
 if library can afford.it. Ed. sel. 
 
 O2O Library economy 
 
 Dana, J: C. Library primer. 3d. ed. 1903. 
 19Jcm Lib. bur. $1 
 
 Manual for small libraries. Advice on preliminary 
 work, trustees, librarian, building, tools, book selection, 
 buying, care, classification, cataloging, charging, the read- 
 ing room, reference books, reference work, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Library journal. Latest vol. 25 Jem 
 
 Pub. wkly. yrly $5 
 Monthly. 
 
 Official organ of American library association. Index 
 to v. 1-22, Publishers' weekly office, $2.50. 
 
 Minnesota. State library commission, ed. 
 Handbook of library organization, comp. by the 
 library commissions of Minnesota, lo-wa and 
 Wisconsin. 1902. 22Jcm Minnesota State lib. 
 commission, Minneapolis 25c 
 
 Plummer, M. . W. Hints to small libraries. 3d 
 ed. 1902. 21cm Lane 50c n 
 
 Chapters discussing routine best followed in starting a 
 small library, giving such details as inexperienced libra- 
 rians need. Suggestions as to simple an,d economical 
 methods. N. Y. 
 
 Public libraries. Latest vol. 25cm 
 
 Lib. bur. yrly $1 
 Monthly, except August and September. 
 Spofford, A. B-. A book for all readers. 2d ed. 
 1900. 20cm Putnam $2 
 
 On choice, acquisition, binding and arrangement of f 
 books, with suggestions on memory training, making . 
 information available, library administration, rare books, 
 etc. Primarily for librarians but of interest to all book ' 
 lovers. N. Y. 
 
 O25 Adminitration 
 
 American library association. List of subject 
 headings for use in dictionary catalogs. 2d ed. 
 with an appendix containing hints on subject 
 cataloging and schemes for sub-heads under 
 countries and other subjects. 1901. 24 Jem 
 
 Bf A. L. A. pub. board $2 
 
 Cutter, C: A. Expansive classification. Part 1, 
 The first six classifications. 1891-93. 25Jcm 
 
 Lib. bur. $5 
 
 Rf A library using this system need not buy the 
 Decimal. 
 
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 V 
 
 Dewey, Melvil. Abridged decimal classification 
 and relativ index for libraries, clippings, notes, 
 etc. 1894. 25|cm Lib. bur. $1.50 
 
 Rf Also in Library notes, v. 4, no. 13-14, Jan.-Ap. 1895. 
 
 For small and slowly growing libraries. The abbrevi- 
 ated numbers can be changed to full class numbers with- 
 out other alteration than adding extra figures. 
 
 A library using this system need not buy the Expan- 
 sive. 
 
 Decimal classification and relativ index 
 
 for libraries, clippings, notes, etc. 6th ed. 1899. 
 25cm 
 
 Rf 1 Ab. bur. $5 
 
 Simplified Library school rules; card cat- 
 alog, accession, book numbers, shelf list, capitals, 
 punctuation, abbreviations, library handwriting. 
 1898. 25cm 
 
 Ef Lib. bur. $1.50 
 
 Hasse. A. B. United States government publi- 
 cations; a handbook for the cataloged. Part 1-2. 
 1902-03. 25icm Lib. bur. pt. 1, $1; pt. 2, $2 
 
 Rf Contents: pt. 1. The government at large, the Con- 
 stitution, statutes, treaties; pt. 2. The legislative body. 
 
 Briefly explains character and principles governing 
 treatment of each type of publication for dictionary cat- 
 alog, and gives sample cards. Two parts, on the execu- 
 tive body and on the judiciary, government institutions, 
 government serials, are to follow. N. Y. 
 
 See also Public documents list 
 
 O27 General libraries 
 
 Foote, E.. L.. The librarian of the Sunday 
 school. 1897. 17cm Eaton 35c 
 
 Practical manual on organization, care of books, cata- 
 loging, charging system, repairs, reports, with chapter on 
 the library's province and purpose, by M. T. Wheeler. 
 X. Y. 
 
 See also Public documents list 
 
 O2 Reading and aids 
 
 Buffalo. Public library. Class room libraries 
 for public schools. 1902. 24Jcm 31c 
 
 Ef Arranged alphabetically by authors under grades 
 1-9; gives publisher and price; alphabetic subject index 
 refers to articles as well as books; author and title index 
 also a suggested list for school reference libraries. N. Y.; 
 
 Counsel upon the reading of books. 1900. 
 19cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Contents: Preface on reading and books, by H. Van 
 Dyke; History, by H. M. Stephens; Memoirs and biogra- 
 phies, by A. Repplier; Sociology, economics and politics, 
 by A. T. Hadley; The study of fiction, by B. Matthews; 
 Poetry, by B. Perry; Essay and criticism, by H. W. Mabie. 
 
 Koopman, H. L. The mastery of books: hints 
 on reading and the use of libraries. 1896. 
 19cm Amer. bk. co. 90c 
 
 Discusses selection, methods, memory, note taking, 
 periodicals, reference books, etc. Gives classified list of 
 
 valuable books, and annotated list of books on reading. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Lamed, J. N. A talk about books. 
 
 1897. 18jcm Buffalo, Author 50c 
 
 An address to high school students. 
 
 Moore, A. C. List of books recommended for a 
 children's library; comp. for Iowa library com- 
 mission. 1903. 23Jcm lOc 
 
 Rf Adds practical suggestions on choice and purchase 
 of children's books. N. Y. 
 
 Moulton, B: O. ed. Four years of novel read- 
 ing: an account of an experiment in popularizing 
 the study of fiction. 1895. 19cm 
 
 Heath 50c 
 
 Contents: The study of fiction, by R. G. Moulton; 
 Backworth classical novel-reading union; Four years' 
 work done by the Union; Why is Charles Dickens a more 
 famous novelist than Charles Reade? The character of 
 Clara Middleton; The ideal of asceticism; Character devel- 
 opment in "Romola." 
 
 O3O (weneral cyclopedias 
 
 It will hardly be necessary for a small library 
 to buy all four general cyclopedias namexl. All 
 are generally trustworthy, but before buying 
 more than two it will be wise to add in German 
 either Brockhaus' Konvermtions-Lexikon, 16v. or 
 Meyer's Konversations-Lexikon,l~\'.&iid in French 
 Nouveau Larmuse illustrc, 7v. Ed. sel. 
 
 O31 V in I-M a n 
 
 Appleton's annual cyclopaedia and register of 
 
 important events of the year. Latest vol. 26cm 
 
 Appleton subs. $5 
 
 Rf Gives summary of year's events in politics, statis- 
 tics, commerce, finance, science, agriculture, literature, 
 art, biography, and necrology. Text of important bills 
 before Congress given in full. Pratt. 
 
 Century cyclopedia of names; ed. by B: E. Smith. 
 1899. 31 Jem Century $10 subs. 
 
 Rf Includes names in geography, biography, mythol- 
 ogy, history, ethnology, art, fiction, forming a supplemen- 
 tary volume to Century dictionary. Fullest in biography 
 and geography. Pronunciation and derivation of names 
 given. Kroeger. 
 
 Champlin, J: D. Young folks' cyclopaedia of 
 common things. 2d ed. 1893. 21icm 
 
 Holt $2.50 
 
 Rf Y An attempt to bring cyclopedic knowledge within 
 the range of a child's intellect. Articles very brief and 
 simple. Index. Kroeger. 
 
 Young folks' cyclopaedia of persons and 
 
 places. 3ded. 1900. 21cm Holt $2.50 
 
 Rf Y Supplements Young folks' cydopxdia of common 
 things with biographic and geographic information. 
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 Encyclopedia Americana; editor-in-chief: F: C. 
 Beach, v. 1-13, A-Rud. 1903-04. 27cm 
 
 Americana co. subs. $6 ea 
 
 International year-book; a compendium of the 
 world's progress during the year. Latest vol. 
 25}cm Dodd $3 
 
 Rf Similar in scope to Appleton's annual cyclopaedia, 
 but entries are under more specific topics. To supple- 
 ment cyclopedias. Kroeger. 
 
 \J New international encyclopaedia. 17v. 1902-04. 
 26cm 
 Ef Dodd $5 ea 
 
 V Universal cyclopaedia and atlas; newly rev. by 
 Rossiter Johnson. 12 v.' 1903. 28Jcm 
 
 Appleton $6 ea 
 
 Specially strong in science, engineering, discoveries, 
 inventions, and biography. Contains sketches of living 
 persons. Maps numerous and good. Pratt. 
 
 Known also as Johnson's cyclopedia. 
 
 O32 English 
 
 ,// Chambers's encyclopaedia; a dictionary of uni- 
 versal knowledge. 10 v. 1901. 27cm 
 
 Lippincott subs. $25 
 
 Rf Of English origin, but contains articles on Ameri- 
 can subjects written by specialists in U. S. Bibliographic 
 references. Kroeger. 
 
 Hazell's annual, a cyclopaedic record of men and 
 topics of the day. . Latest vol. 19cm 
 
 Hazel 1 3/6 
 
 Rf Compiled largely for British reference and dealing 
 mainly with English, colonial and foreign affairs, though 
 discussing general questions. L. & I. 
 
 O4O General collected 
 
 American library association. Publishing 1 
 board. The "A. L. A." index by W: J. 
 Fletcher. 2d ed. enl. and brought down to Jan. 
 1, 1900. 1901. 27icm 
 
 A. L. A. pub. board $10 
 
 Rf Refers under subject to essays, papers, monographs, 
 and parts of books, including some reports and publica- 
 tions of boards dealing with sociologic affairs. Includes 
 only books in English. Kroeger. 
 
 O5O General periodicals, maga- 
 zines 
 
 Annual literary index, 1900-03; ed. by W: I. 
 Fletcher and R. R. Bowker. 5v. 1901-04. 
 27Jcm Pub. wkly. $3.50 
 
 Rf Indexes about 137 English and American periodic- 
 als under subjects, with a separate author index. In- 
 
 eludes annual index to parts of books, essays, etc., thus 
 supplementing A. L. A. index to general literature; also 
 a necrology, index to important dates, and list of special 
 bibliographies. Kroeger. 
 
 Poole's index to periodical literature. Abridged 
 ed. covering 37 periodicals, 1815-99. 1901. 
 26 Jem Houghton $12 
 
 Rf The full set of Poole's index, comprising 5v. ($52 n) 
 covering the full period 1815-1901 should be bought when 
 libraries can afford it, especially if near large libraries 
 owning many sets of magazines to which patrons may 
 have access. Ed. gel. 
 
 Readers' guide to periodical literature. Latest 
 vol. 25}cm Wilson yrly $6 
 
 R Monthly. 
 
 Consolidation of the Reader's guide to periodical litera- 
 ture (v. 1 Jan. 1901) & Cumulative index to a selected list of 
 periodicals (v.l Jan. 1896) Indexes 62 periodicals, a few 
 of little value, nearly all general. Includes reviews, 
 poetry and portraits. N. Y. 
 
 Complete sets of such magazines as Atlantic 
 monthly, Century, Harper's monthly, American 
 monthly review of reviews, and Scribncr's magazine 
 are, with Poole's index as a key, very valuable 
 as reference material and may be had of special 
 dealers. Ed. sel. 
 
 American monthly review of reviews. 25cm 
 
 Rev. of rev. yrly $2.50 
 
 Atlantic monthly. 24cm Houghton yrly $4 i 
 Index to v. 61-66, 1888-1901, Houghton $2 n 
 
 Century; illustrated monthly magazine. 25cm 
 
 Century yrly $4 
 
 Critic; an illustrated monthly review. 25cm 
 
 Putnam yrly $3 
 
 Dial; a semi-monthly journal of literary criticism, 
 discussion and information. 27cm 
 
 Dial yrly $2 
 
 Harper's monthly magazine. 25cm 
 
 Harper yrly $4 
 
 Index to v. 1-85, 1850-92, Harper 15 
 
 Living age. 24jcm Living age yrly $6 
 
 Weekly. 
 McClure's magazine. 25cm McClure yrly $1 
 
 Monthly. 
 North American review. 24cm 
 
 N. Amer. r. yrly $5 
 
 Monthly. 
 
 Outlook. 24jcm Outlook yrly $3 
 
 Weekly. 
 
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 folks. 25xl9cm Century yrly $3 
 
 Y Monthly. 
 
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 room. Index covering first 27 volumes, Cumulative 
 index co. $1 n N. Y. 
 
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 Monthly. 
 World's work. 26cm Doubleday yrly $3 
 
 Monthly. 
 
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 young people. 42cm 
 
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 \ Athenaeum. 30cm Ath. office yrly 13/ 
 
 Weekly. 
 Contemporary review. 25cm 
 
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 Monthly. 
 
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 J 192 Bacon, Francis, Works. Riverside ed. 15 v. 
 
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 192 Berkeley, George. Works. 3 v. 
 
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 192 Locke, John. Philosophical works. 2 v. 
 
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 192 Mill, J: S. Examination of Sir William Hamilton's 
 
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 193 Schopenhauer, Arthur. Essays. 7 v. 
 
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 W. B. Pillsbury and E. B. Titchener. 1901. 
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 by R. R. Marett; Art and personality, by H. Sturt; The 
 future of ethics, effort or abstention? by F. W. Bussell; 
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 ing, as also to general readers. Dial, 32: 206. 
 
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 Connected account of development of those philo- 
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 physical system upon the basis of human cogni- 
 tive experience. 1899. 23cm Scribner $4 
 
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 digested, its method the ^analysis of experience, its gen- 
 eral standpoint theism. 'Philos. r. 8: 627 (B) 
 
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 phy. 2d Amer. ed. tr. by Frank Thilly. 1898. 
 22cm . Holt $3 n 
 
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 rialism as an ultimate view of the real. John Watson in 
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 and the moral order, develops the general theory of being 
 by applying it to particular problems of human experi- 
 ence. J: Dewey in Philox. r. 9: 311; 11: 392. 
 
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 126 Personality 
 
 Shaler, N. S. The individual; a study of life 
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 Study, from scientific standpoint, of relations and pos- 
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 12 The soul 
 
 James, William. Human immortality; two 
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 notism, the psychology of deception, dreams of the blind, 
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 1 32 Derangements 
 
 Maudsley, Henry. Responsibility in mental 
 disease. 1895. 19jkm (Internat. sci. ser. ) 
 
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 134 Hypnotism 
 
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 Bigelow. John. Mystery of sleep. 2d ed. 1903. 
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 tion, made through very minute and extensive observa- 
 tions of animals and of civilized and savage man. Buffalo. 
 
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 141 Transcendentalism. Idealism 
 
 
 
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 best psychology of today to the problems of ethical sci- 
 ence. W. Caldwell in Phtios. r. 7: 213. 
 
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 1901. 20cm Macmillan $2 n 
 
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 Groos, Karl. The play of man; tr. by E.. L. 
 Baldwin. 1901. 19Jcm Appleton $1.50 n 
 
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 devoted to relation of play to pedagogics. Science, 1901. 
 
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 containing other short pieces of Leibnitz bearing on sub- 
 jects /discussed or referred to in the New essays. Trans- 
 lator's pref. 
 
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 tional. 4th ed. 1900. 19Jcm (Stonyhurst 
 philos. ser.) Longmans $1.75 
 
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 son; Mechanism in thought and morals, by O. W. 
 Holmes; Memory, by H. Maudsley; Common sense, by 
 W. B. Carpenter; A liberal education, by T. H. Huxley; 
 Science and culture, by T. H. Huxley. 
 
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 chology. 1894. 19cm (Contemp. sci. 'ser.) 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Relation of the psychology of man to that of the higher 
 animals. Exposition full, clear and fair. E. B. Titchener 
 in Dial (B) 
 
 Miinsterberg, Hugo. Psychology and life. 
 1899. 21cm Houghton $2 
 
 Contents: Psychology and life; Psychology and physiol- 
 ogy; Psychology and education; Psychology and art; 
 Psychology and history; Psychology and mysticism. 
 
 Reprinted from the Atlantic monthly, Psycholoffical review 
 and Educational review. 
 
 Chief aim is separation of conceptions of psychology 
 from conceptions of our real life. Pref. 
 
 Remarkably clear and vigorous. J. E. Creighton in 
 Philos. r. (B) 
 
 Preyer, William. Mental development in the 
 
 child; tr. by H. W. Brown. 1893. ISJcm 
 
 (Internat. educ. ser.) Appleton $1 
 
 Mainly concerned with early stages of speech. Buffalo. 
 
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 Contents: pt. 1, The senses and the will; pt. 2, Devel- 
 opment of the intellect. 
 
 Takes us over first 3 years of life, noting all the chief 
 movements of development. James Sully in Mind, 7: 416 
 
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 Romanes, G: J: Mental evolution in man. 1902. 
 22cm Appleton $3 
 
 The third in perhaps the greatest continuous and sys- 
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 ligence; 2, Mental evolution in animals) No student of 
 psychology can afford to dispense with this rich, learned 
 and elaborate contribution to his subject. Nation, 48: 491 
 
 (B) 
 
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 mentary treatise, with some practical applica- 
 tions. 1903. 20cm (Teachers' prof. lib. ) 
 
 Macmillan $1 n 
 
 The most systematic exposition of his psychology. 
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 19 Jem Houghton $1.50 
 
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 Titchener. 1896. 23cm Macmillan $2.60 n 
 
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 Gives a classification of different theories of psychology. 
 
 151 Intellect 
 
 Hobhouse, It. T. Mind in evolution. 1901. 
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 Locke. John. Essay concerning human under- 
 standing, annotated by A. C. Fraser. 2 v. 1894. 
 23cm Clarendon $8 n 
 
 Editions and interpretations of Locke's Essay; v. 1, 
 pref. p. 11-15. 
 
 A chief factor in the development of modern philosophy 
 during the last two centuries. A. C. Fraser. 
 
 1 52 Sense. Sense perception 
 
 Mach, Ernst. Contributions to the analysis of 
 the sensations; tr. by C. M. Williams. 1897. 
 20cm Open court pub. co $1.25 n 
 
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 writes, a work of genius. William James. 
 
 16O Logic 
 
 Bosanquet, Bernard. Essentials of logic, 10 
 lectures on judgment and inference. 1895. 
 19icm Macmillan $1 n 
 
 Creighton, J. E. 
 
 Introductory logic. 1898. 
 19icm Macmillan $1.10 n 
 
 References at end of each chapter. Questions and ex- 
 ercises, p. 348-87. 
 
 Better arrangement of materials, truer perspective, 
 clearer statement than in most latter-day text-books. 
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 Clear, and adapted to the inexperienced. N. Y. 
 
 Principles of science; a treatise on logic 
 and scientific method. 1900. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $2.75 n 
 
 J: S. System of logic, ratiocinative and 
 inductive; a connected view of the principles of 
 evidence and the methods of scientific investi- 
 'gation. 8th ed. 1900. 24cm Harper $2.50 
 
 Marked a new epoch in literature of logic. A science 
 of the method of quest after experimental truth or prob- 
 abilitv. David Masson (B) 
 
 161 Inductive 
 
 Hibben, J: G. Inductive logic. 1896. 18 Jem 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Minto, William. Logic, inductive and deduct- 
 ive. 1901. 18cm (Univ. ser.) 
 
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 Sidg-wick, Alfred. Process of argument; a con- 
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 17O Ethics 
 
 Many standard works, because seldom used in 
 a popular library, have been omitted in favor of 
 lesser books of high character and more general 
 appeal. Good editions of some standards which 
 should perhaps be earliest added as the library 
 grows are as follows: 
 
 171 Alexander, Samuel. Moral order and progress. 3ded. 
 1899. Paul 14/ 
 
 170 Aristotle. Nichomachean ethics; tr. by J. E. C. Well- 
 don. 1897. Macmillan 82 n 
 
 171 Calderwood, Henry. Handbook of moral philosophy. 
 1902. Macmillan 81.50 n 
 
 170 Green, T. H. Prolegomena to ethics. 4th ed. 1899. 
 
 Oxford univ. $1.90 
 
 171 Janet, Paul. Theory of morals. 1883. Scribner 82.50 
 171 Muirhead, J. H. Elements of ethics. (Univ. exten. 
 
 man.) Scribner 81 n 
 
 170 Paulsen, Friedrich. System of ethics. 1899. 
 
 Scribner $3 n 
 
 171 Stephen, Sir Leslie. Science of ethics. 1882. 
 
 Smith, Elder 16/ 
 
 17O Social rights and duties. 2 v. 1896. 
 
 Macmillan 83 
 
 Bowker, B: B. Arts of life. 1900. ISJcm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 On attainment of highest results in character, culture 
 and human relations through everyday life and enlight- 
 ened use of education, business, politics and religion. 
 N.Y. 
 
 Bryant, Mrs Sophie ( Willock) Short studies in 
 character. 1894. 19cm (Ethical lib.) 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Bushnell, Horace. Moral uses of dark things. 
 Centenary ed. 1903. 20cm Scribner $1.25 n 
 
 Its value consists not in its philosophic but in its prac- 
 tical character. Nation, 1869. 
 
 Everett, C: C. Ethics for young people. 1891. 
 19cm Ginn 50c 
 
 What he appeals to in young people is their own self- 
 respect and their contempt for what is coarse, selfish and 
 wrong. J. G. Schurman in Pfiilos. r. 1:199 (B) 
 
 Garrison, W. P. Parables for school and home. 
 1897. 19cm Longmans $1.25 
 
 Y Short chapters for school reading, each intended to 
 interest children in some person, place or event. N. Y. 
 
 Oilman, N. P. , & Jackson, E: P. Conduct as a 
 fine art: la\vs of daily conduct, by N. P. Oil- 
 man; character building, by E: P. Jackson. 
 1891. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 To aid public school teachers in giving moral instruc- 
 tion apart from religious doctrine. 
 
 Hilty, Earl. Happiness; essays on the meaning 
 
 of life; tr. by F. G. Peabody. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 n 
 
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 Hyde, W: De W. The cardinal virtues. 1902. 
 
 18 Jem 
 
 Y E Crowell 28c n 
 
 Lecky, W: E: H. History of European morals, 
 from Augustus to Charlemagne. 3d ed. 2 v. 
 1903. 18 Jem 
 
 S E Appleton $3 
 
 Map of life; conduct and character. 1901. 
 
 19 Jem Longmans $2 
 "A calm survey of life," based on utilitarian theory and 
 
 appealing to reason and common sense. Notable for 
 breadth of view and sober judgment. N. Y. 
 
 Mccunn, John. The making of character; some 
 educational aspects of ethics. 1900. 19Jcm 
 (Camb. ser. for schools) 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 n 
 
 Central idea is "that all growth and training must 
 seek to develop a self-poised, self-governing being." S: T. 
 Dutton (B) 
 
 Mackenzie, J: S. Manual of ethics. 4th ed. 
 1901. 17Jcm (Univ. tutorial ser. ) 
 
 Hinds $1.50 
 
 Thorough and independent discussion. Fresh and orig- 
 inal. Jour, ofeduc. (Eng.)' 
 
 Palmer, G: H. Field of ethics. 1901. 19Jcm 
 (W: Belden Noble lect. 1899) 
 
 Hough ton $1.10 n 
 
 B, In respect of teaching power an excellent and 
 wholesome essay. J. D. Logan in Phtios. r. (B) 
 
 Nature of goodness. 1903. 19Jcm 
 
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 Contents: Double aspect of goodness; Misconceptions 
 of goodness; Self-consciousness; Self-direction; Self-devel- 
 opment; Self-sacrifice; Nature and spirit; The three stages 
 of goodness. 
 
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 occupies among the sciences. In this book the first 
 problem of ethics is examined. Pref. 
 
 Seelye, J. H. Duty; a book for schools. 1891. 
 
 19cm Ginn 30c 
 
 Y A simple, beautiful and even fascinating exposition 
 
 of the cardinal principles and rules of morality. Style 
 
 swift, graphic and transparent. Philos. r. (B) 
 
 Sidgwick, Henry. Outlines of the history of 
 ethics for English readers. 4th ed. 1896. 
 18Jcm (Macmillan's man. ) 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 n 
 
 Based on his article in Encyclopaedia Britlanica. 
 Interesting account of development of successive lines 
 of thought, not treating the writers as isolated thinkers 
 but exhibiting them as representatives of living ideas 
 which grew in their hands. Spec. 59:1279. 
 
 Strong, Sydney. Talks to boys and girls. 1902. 
 19cm Revell 50c n 
 
 Y Kite talks; Random talks; The life I ought to live. 
 Title. 
 
 Wagner, Charles. Youth; tr. by Ernest Red- 
 wood. 1903. 18 Jem Dodd $1.25 
 Y Discusses influences affecting young people to-day. 
 Clear analysis of good and evil forces; enthusiastic belief 
 in humanity. N. Y. 
 
 171 Theories 
 
 Evans, E: P. Evolutional ethics and animal psy- 
 chology. 1898. 19 Jem Appleton $1.75 
 
 Bibliography, p. 359-67. 
 
 Story of the development of the relations between man 
 and the animal world. Dial, 24:329 (B) 
 
 Harris, George. Moral evolution. 1896. 20cm 
 
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 Purpose is to establish the harmony of personal and 
 social morality with the facts of evolution. Pref. 
 
 Huxley, T: H: Evolution and ethics, and other 
 essays. 1902. 1 9cm Appleton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Evolution and ethics; Prolegomena; Evo- * 
 lution and ethics; Science and morals; Capital, the 
 mother of labour; Social diseases and worse remedies; 
 Struggle for existence in human society; Letters to the 
 Times on the ' Darkest England' scheme; Legal opinions; 
 Articles of war of the Salvation army. 
 
 Martineau, James. Types of ethical theory. 
 3d ed. 1898. 20cm ( Clarendon press ser. ) 
 
 Clarendon $2.60 n V 
 
 V. 1, a critical exposition of certain leading thinkers, 
 chiefly Plato, Spinoza and Comte, who belong to Euro- 
 pean but not to English thought, v. 2, his o\vn system; 
 and a discussion of the leading English modes of ethical 
 thought. Henry Sidgwick. 
 
 Mill, J: S. Utilitarianism. 1901. 22 Jem 
 
 Longmans $1 v 
 
 It remains, after all deductions and corrections are 
 made, far the most ample and rational text-book of the 
 principle of greatest happiness as the foundation of ethics. 
 Frederic Harrison (B) 
 
 Morley, John. On compromise. 1874. 22 cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Contents: Of the possible utility of error; Intellectual 
 responsibility and the political spirit; Religious conform- 
 ity; The realisation of opinion. 
 
 Schurman, J. G. Ethical import of Darwinism. 
 1887. 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Object is to distinguish between science and specula- 
 tion in the application of Darwinism to morals. Pref. 
 
 Sidgwick, Henry. Methods of ethics. 6th ed. 
 1901. 22Jcm Macmillan $4 n 
 
 Broad in treatment and free from dogmatism. Burris. 
 
 Few books to a like degree constrain us to clear and 
 exact thinking; few like this give us a habit of prudence 
 and caution in our ethical reasoning. G. von Gizycki 
 in Internat.j. ethics (B) 
 
 Smyth, Newman. Christian ethics. 1892. 
 21 cm (Internat. theol. lib. ) 
 
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 Spencer, Herbert. Principles of ethics. 2 v. 
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 172 Political ethics 
 
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 Potter, H: C. bp. Citizen in his relation to the 
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 173 Family ethics 
 
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 R On the management and education of little chil 
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 174 Business ethics 
 
 Strong, Josiah. 
 1901. ISJcm 
 
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 Bell, Mr* F. E. E. (Olliffe) Minor moralist; 
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 17 Temperance 
 
 Fanshawe, E. L. Liquor legislation in the United 
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 Keren, John. Economic aspects of the liquor 
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 1899. 19cm Houghton $1.50 
 
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 Rowntree, Joseph, &Sherwell, Arthur. Tem- 
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 179 Other ethical topics 
 
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 honor, etc. Critic (B) 
 
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 18O Ancient philosophers 
 
 Windelband, Wilhelm. History of ancient 
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 Pater, Walter. Plato and Platonism; lectures. 
 21cm Macmillan $1.75n 
 
 R Sets forth literary, esthetic and political features. 
 Students of philosophy and Greek literature who already 
 know their Plato will find a deal of delight in the book 
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 Aurelius Antoninus, Marcus. Thoughts; tr. by 
 George Long. Rev. ed. 1887. 18cm (Bohn's 
 class, lib. ) Macmillan $1 n 
 
 Mr Long's version being what it is, an Englishman 
 who reads to live, and does not live to read, may hence- 
 forth let the Greek original repose upon its shelf. Mat- 
 thew Arnold (B) 
 
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 Handy vol. Cambridge classics, 75c; Putnam 50c (World's 
 classics) Macmillan publishes another good translation, 
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 ed. 1898, 81.75; in Golden treasury series 81. 
 
 Epictetus. Discourses; with the Encheiridion 
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 19cm (Bohn's class, lib.) Macmillan $1.50n 
 
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 Adamson, Robert. Development of modern 
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 Development of modern philosophy; Descartes and intel- 
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 Post-Kantian idealism; Suggestions towards a theory of 
 knowledge based on the Kantian, v. 2, Inaugural ad- 
 dress in the University of Glasgow; Giordano Bruno; 
 Psychology and epistemology; Kant's view of psychology; 
 Philosophy and the social problem; Basis of morality; 
 Regeneration of Germany; Principles of psychology. 
 
 Its most distinctive value is systematic unity and con- 
 tinuity of exposition. G. F. Stout in Mind, n. s. 12: 265. 
 
 H0ffding, Harald. History of modern philoso- 
 phy; a sketch of the history of philosophy from 
 
 the close of the renaissance to our own day, tr. 
 by B. E. Meyer. 2 v. 1900. 23}cm 
 
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 Royce, Josiah. Spirit of modern philosophy. 
 1892. 21 Jem Houghton $2.50 , 
 
 S R Historical account of the most prominent philo- 
 sophic thinkers and their problems. Pt. 2, the author's 
 own confession of philosophic faith. J. E. Creighton in 
 Philos. r. 1: 322. 
 
 Watson, John. Outline of philosophy, with 
 notes, historical and critical. 2d ed. 1898. 
 20cm Macmillan $2.25 n 
 
 First published 1895 under title Comte. Mitt and Spencer. 
 
 An exposition of idealistic philosophy with a criticism 
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 192 British 
 
 Macpherson, H. C. Spencer and Spencerism. \f 
 
 1900. 20cm Doubleday $1.25 n 
 
 R Decidedly best single book yet written in exposition 
 
 of Herbert Spencer's philosophy. Too sympathetic to be 
 
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 193 German 
 
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 20 1 Philosophy of religion 
 
 Abbott, Lyman. Evolution of Christianity. 2d 
 ed. 1893. 18cm (Lowell inst. lect.) 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 For intelligent laymen, on the philosophy of Chris- 
 tianity. G. A. Gordon in And. r. 18: 188 (B) 
 
 Caird, Edward. Evolution of religion. 3d ed. 
 2 v. 1899. 21cm (Gifford lect. 1890-92) 
 
 Macmillan $4 n 
 
 On principles underlying author's view of religion and 
 its history and on development of Jewish and Christian 
 religions. Pittsburg. 
 
 Caird, John. Introduction to the philosophy of 
 religion. New ed. 1901. 21cm (Croall lect. 
 1878-79) Macmillan $1.50 n 
 
 James, William. Varieties of religious expe- 
 rience; a study in human nature. 1902. 23cm 
 (Gifford lect. 1901-2) Longmans $3.20 n 
 
 Psychologic study of personal religion in widely differ- 
 ent manifestations. N. Y. 
 
 Martineau, James. Seat of authority in religion. 
 2d ed. 1890. 22fcm Longmans $4.50 
 
 Contents: Authority implied in religion; Authority arti- 
 ficially misplaced; Divine authority intermixed with 
 human things; Severance of undivine elements from 
 Christendom; The divine in the human. 
 
 In the response of the human soul to the personality of 
 Jesus, as to all spiritual excellence higher than its own, 
 author finds the seat of authority. Nation, 50: 491. 
 
 Study of religion, its sources and contents. 
 
 2v. 1888. 20cm Clarendon $4.50 
 
 A presentation in the largest and freest manner of the 
 argument for theism, and chiefly the argument from 
 design. C. C. Everett in Unit. r. (B) 
 
 2O3 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias 
 
 Jackson, S: M. ed. Concise dictionary of re-' 
 ligious knowledge and gazetteer. 3d ed. 1898. 
 26cm 
 Ef Maynard $4 
 
 2O4 Essays 
 
 Brooks, Phillips. Essays and addresses, reli- 
 gious, literary, and social; ed. by J: C. Brooks. 
 1894. 21cm Button $1.20 n 
 
 Burroughs, John. 
 
 Light of day. 1900. 19Jcm 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Gardner, Alice. Conflict of duties, and other 
 essays. 1903. 21cm Unwin 7/6 
 
 Contents: The conflict of duties; Religious needs of the 
 intellectual life; Moral ideal of the intellectual life; 
 Sectarianism; Wear and tear; Symbolism in religion; 
 Professor Seeley as a moral and religious teacher; Re- 
 ligious instruction in schools: how far should it be 
 denominational? Hatred and charity; Theological read- 
 . ing for non-theological readers; Truthfulness; Religion 
 and good taste; Grounds of religious liberty; Confession 
 and spiritual direction; Christianity as a historical re- 
 ligion; Man's responsibility for his beliefs; Moral teach- 
 ing of history; Early Christian mysticism. 
 
 Mabie, H. W. Life of the spirit. 1899. 17|cm 
 
 Dodd $1.25 
 Essays relating religion to modern life. N. Y. 
 
 McKeiizie, Alexander. 
 of the world. 1898. 
 lect. ) 
 
 Divine force in the life 
 
 20 Jem (Lowell inst. 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Mellone, S. H. Leaders of religious thought in 
 the nineteenth century. 1902. 19cm 
 
 Blackwood 6,' n 
 
 S Contents: Light on the way; John Henry Newman; 
 Newman's Grammar of assent; James Martineau; What 
 is religious experience? Forms of agnosticism and posi- 
 tivism; The agnosticism of Herbert Spencer; Robert 
 Browning. 
 
 Theme of book the idea of God. Analyzes views of 
 five thinkers, theorists widely divergent in intention, in 
 many respects antagonistic, and shows that in each is 
 somewhere the idea of a god and the necessity of his 
 existence. Acad. 62: 215. 
 
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 Parker, Theodore. Views of religion. 5th ed. 
 1900. 21 Jem Amer. unit, ass'n $1 n 
 
 Romanes, G: J: Thoughts on religion. 3d ed. 
 1897. 20cm (Religion of sci. lib.) 
 
 Open court pub. co. $1.25 
 
 Contents: pt. 1, The influence of ncience upon religion; 
 pt. 2, Notes for a work on a candid examination of religion. 
 Shows tendency from unbelief to belief in Christian 
 revelation. Pittsburg. 
 
 Van Dyke, Henry. Gospel for an age of doubt. 
 / 6th ed. 1902. 20cm Maumillan $1.25 
 
 Ranks high among modern contributions to philosophy 
 of religion. Outl. 54: 1146 (B) 
 
 "Watson, John. Mind of the Master. 1896. 
 19Jcm Dodd $1.50 
 
 Sermons emphasizing the words of Jesus as the sub- 
 stance of Christianity. 
 
 2O8 Collected works 
 
 Channing, W: E. Works. New ed. 1903. 
 
 21$cm Amer. unit, ass'n $1 n 
 
 Wesley, John. Selections from the writings of 
 
 Wesley; comp. by Herbert Welch. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Eaton $1.25 
 
 21O Vat nra I theology 
 
 / Drummond, Henry. Natural law in the spirit- 
 ual world. 19cm Pott $1 
 Fiske, John. Through nature to God. 1899. 
 18cm 'Houghton $1 
 
 Contents: The mystery of evil; The cosmic roots of 
 love and self-sacrifice; The everlasting reality of religion. 
 
 An argument for theism from evolutionary standpoint. 
 X. Y. 
 
 Smyth, Newman. Through science to faith. 
 1902. 21cm ( Lowell inst. lect. 1900-1) 
 
 Scribner $1.50 n 
 
 21 1 Deism 
 
 Bowne, B. P. Theism. 1902. 22cm (Deems 
 lect.) Amer. bk. co. $1.75 
 
 Fiske, John. Idea of God as affected by mod- 
 ern knowledge. 18cm Houghton $1 
 
 Its value is the impression that it intentionally makes 
 that theism is necessary to any comprehensive view of 
 evolution. G: Harris in And. r. 5:99 (B) 
 
 Liecky, "W: E : H. History of theriseand influence 
 of the spirit of rationalism in Europe. Rev. ed. 
 2 v. 1903. 20Jcm Appleton $4 
 
 Schurman, J. G. Agnosticism and religion. 
 1896. 17Jcm Scribner $1 
 
 Contents: Pt. 1, Huxley and scientific agnosticism; pt. 
 2, Philosophical agnosticism; pt. 3, Spiritual religion, its 
 evolution and essence. 
 
 Clear and pertinent to present day intellectual and 
 spiritual needs. Outl. (B) 
 
 
 213 Evolution 
 
 Zahm, J: A. Evolution and dogma. 1896. 
 20cm McBride $2 
 
 Lucid; vigorous. Cath. world. 
 
 214 Providence. Theodicy 
 
 Bruce, A. B. Moral order of the world in, an- 
 cient and modern thought. 1899. 21cm (Gif- 
 ford lect. 1898. 2dser.) Scribner $2 
 
 First 5 lectures deal with Buddha, Zoroaster, the Greek 
 tragedians, and the Stoics; the next 3 with Hebrew and 
 Christian Scriptures, while the closing chapters bring us 
 to Browning as the exponent of modern optimism, and 
 finally to modern dualism. JVew world. 
 
 Providential order of the world. 1897. 
 
 20 Jem (Gifford lect, 1897) Scribner $2 
 
 Maintains sturdily the presence of God in the develop- 
 ment of society; approaches whole question from poiut 
 of view of the thinking of to-day. Biblical world, 12:144 
 
 (B) 
 
 215 Religion and science 
 
 Huxley, T: H: Science and Christian tradition. v\ 
 1902. 19cm (Collected essays, v. 5) 
 
 Appleton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Prologue (Controverted questions); Scientific 
 and pr,eudo-scientific realism; Scienceandpseudo-science; 
 An episcopal trilogy; The value of witness to the mirac- 
 ulous; Possibilities and impossibilities; Agnosticism; 
 Agnosticism: a rejoinder; Agnosticism and Christianity: 
 The keepers of the herd of swine; Illustrations of Mr 
 Gladstone's controversial methods. 
 
 Science and Hebrew tradition. 1901. 
 
 19cm (Collected essays, v. 4) .A 
 
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 Contents: On the method of Zadig; The rise and prog- 
 ress of palaeontology; Lectures on evolution; The inter- 
 preters of Genesis and the interpreters of nature; Mr 
 Gladstone and Genesis; The lights of the church and the 
 light of science; Hasisadra's adventure; The evolution 
 of theology: an anthropological study. 
 
 Shaler, N. S. Interpretation of nature. 1893. y/ 
 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Points toward ultimate harmony between religion 
 and science. N. Y. 
 
 21 Immortality 
 
 Fiske, John. Destiny of man. 9th ed. 1886. 
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 It may reassure those who can not deny many of the 
 conclusions of evolution, yet who fear its effects on re- 
 ligious beliefs. G: Harris in And. r. 3:84 (B) 
 
 Life everlasting. 1901. 18cm (Inger- 
 
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 Infers from man's past development the probability 
 of his continued life. N. Y. , 
 
 Gordon, G: A. Immortality and the new the- 
 odicy. 18 Jem (Ingersoll lect. 1896) 
 
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 Royce, Josiah. Conception of immortality. 
 1900. 18 Jem (Ingersoll lect. 1899) 
 
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 Savage, M. J. Life beyond death. 1899. 21cm 
 
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 Review of world's beliefs, consideration of present con- 
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 sonal experiences and opinions appended. Title. 
 
 220 Bible 
 
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 1891. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 P R Gives compactly principal facts on which scholars 
 
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 tions. 4th ed. 1903. 21cm Nelson $2 
 
 22O.5 Versions of tbe Bible. 
 
 Bible. Holy Bible; translated from the Latin 
 Vulgate; Old Testament published at Douay, 
 A. D. 1609, and New Testament published at 
 Rheims, A. D. 1582. 1899? 20Jcm 
 
 Murphy $1.25 
 
 Holy Bible; Old and New Testaments; 
 
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 Nelson $1.50-$9 
 
 The final form for Americans of the great revision of 
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 Holy Bible: Old and New Testaments; 
 
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 Includes Apocrypha. 
 
 Bible stories; ed. by R: G. Moulton. 
 
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 Contents: v. 1, Old Testament; v. 2, New Testament. 
 
 The stories are in the language of Scripture, altered 
 only by omissions. Revised version is used with frequent 
 substitution of margin for text. Intended as ground plan 
 of Bible history. Pref. 
 
 Bible. Selections. Bible for children; with in- 
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 Century $3 
 
 Y Abridged and arranged by Mrs J. B. Gilder from 
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 Abbott. 1896. 19cm Crowell $1.50 
 
 Moulton, R: G. Literary study of the Bible; an 
 account of the leading forms of literature repre- 
 sented in the sacred writings. 1899. 21 Jem 
 
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 Distinguishes epic, lyric, dramatic essay and other lit- 
 erary forms found in the Bible. N. Y. 
 
 Short introduction to the literature of the 
 
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 S P Not an abridgment of his Literary study of the 
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 22O.9 Geography and history 
 
 MacCoun, Townsend. The Holy Land in geog- 
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 Revell $2 
 
 Contents: v. 1, Geography; v. 2, History. 
 Sold separately v. 1, $1; v. 2, $1.25. 
 No other work of the same cost presents so much infor- 
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 classes and students of biblical history. Biblical world, 
 10:393. 
 
 221 Old Tetament 
 
 Abbott, Lyman. Life and literature of the an- 
 cient Hebrews. 1901. 20cm Houghton $2 
 Aims to show that results of modern criticism enhance 
 value of Bible as an instrument for cultivation of spirit- 
 ual faith. N. Y. 
 
 Beale, Mrs H. S. B. Stories from the Old Testa- 
 ment, for children. 1899. 22cm 
 
 Y Stone $1.50 
 
 Brooke, S. A. Old Testament and modern life. 
 
 1896. 19cm Dodd $1.50 
 
 20 sermons preached 1883-94. 
 
 Driver, S: B,. Introduction to the literature of 
 
 the Old Testament. 10th ed. 1900. 21cm 
 
 (Internat. theol. lib.) Scribner $2.50 n 
 
 Bibliography, pref. p. 22; references at beginning of 
 
 chapters. 
 
 Gladden, Washington. Seven puzzling Bible 
 books; a supplement to "Who wrote the 
 Bible?" 1897. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 P Contents: Judges; Esther; Job; Ecclesiastes; The 
 Song of songs; Daniel; Jonah. 
 
 Guerber, H. A. Story of the chosen people. 
 1896. 19cm (Eclec. school readings) 
 
 Y Amer. bk. co. 60c 
 
 McCurdy, J. F: History, prophecy and the 
 monuments. 3 v. 1894-1901. 22Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $3 ea n 
 
 Contents: v. 1 (1894) To the downfall of Samaria; v. 2 
 (1896) To the fall of Nineveh; v. 3 (1901) To the end of 
 the Babylonian exile. 
 
 McFadyen, J: E. Old Testament criticism and 
 the Christian church. 1903. 21 Jem 
 
 Scribner $1.50 n 
 
 8 Judicial. A book about criticism, not a critical book 
 about the Bible. Outt. 74:431. 
 
 Shows that criticism in no way imperils faith, but rather 
 helps to bridge gulf between faith and reason. N. Y. 
 
 Sayce, A. H: "Higher criticism" and the ver- 
 dict of the monuments. 1894. 20Jcm 
 
 Soc. for promot. Christian knowl. 7/6 
 Scripture records tested by comparison with all known 
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 Ranke, Leopold von. History of the popes, 
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 seventeenth centuries; tr. by E. Foster. 3 v. 
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 1527) ; with introd. by Henry Van Dyke. 1897. 
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 Tiffany, C: C. History of the Protestant Episco- 
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 289 Minor Christian sects' 
 
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 1894. 21cm (Amer. church hist. ser. v. 12) 
 
 Scribner $2 n 
 Bibliography, pref. p. 10. 
 
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 son. 
 
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 Barrows, J: H: Christian conquest* of Asia; 
 studies and personal observations of oriental 
 religions. 1899. 19cm (Morse lect. 1898) 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Reviews Judaism, Mohammedanism, Hinduism, Bud- 
 dhism, Confucianism. 
 
 Brinton, D. O. Religions of primitive peoples. 
 1897. 20Jcm (Amer. lect. on hist, of religions, 
 ser. 2, 1896-97) Putnam $1.50 
 
 Clarke, J. P. Ten great religions. 2 v. 1899. 
 20icm Houghton $2 ea 
 
 Contents: pt. 1, An essay in comparative theology; pt.2, 
 A comparison of all religions. 
 
 His design is by comparing them with one another and 
 with Christianity to bring clearly to view both their dis- 
 tinctive traits and their characteristic weaknesses. 
 Nation, 13 : 109 .(B) 
 
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 Menzies, Allan. History of religion; a sketch 
 
 of primitive religious beliefs and practices, and 
 
 of the origin and character of the great systems. 
 
 1903. 18cm (Univ. ser.) Scribner $1.50 n 
 
 Bibliographic lists at end of most of the chapters. 
 
 Religious systems of the world; a contribution 
 to the study of comparative religion; addresses 
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 Many of the contributors are distinguished in their 
 special fields, and all are representative writers on their 
 several subjects. Outl. 71 : 516 (B) 
 
 Tylor, E: B. Primitive culture; researches into 
 the development of mythology, philosophy, 
 religion, language, art and custom. 4th ed. 
 rev. 2 v. 1903. 22Jcm Holt $7 
 
 291 Comparative and general my- 
 thology 
 
 Cox, Sir G: W: Mythology of the Aryan nations. 
 New ed. 1903. 22Jcm Paul 10/6 
 
 Adopts in the main the theories first promulgated by 
 Max Miiller, and shows that epics of Aryan nations are 
 simply different versions of same story. Adams. 
 
 Fiske, John. Myths and myth-makers; old 
 tales and superstitions interpreted by compara- 
 tive mythology. 1900. 20cm Houghton $2 
 
 Gayley, C: M. ed. Classic myths in English 
 
 literature; based chiefly on Bulfinch's "Age of 
 
 fable." 1893. 19cm Ginn $1.50 
 
 P Best mythologic manual in English [1894] Educ. r. 
 
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 Murray, A. S. Manual of mythology; Greek 
 and Roman, Norse and Old German, Hindoo 
 and Egyptian; with notes, by W: H. Klapp. 
 1898. .20cm Altemus $1.25 
 
 292 Greek and. Roman mythology 
 
 Baldwin, James . Story of the golden age, illus. 
 by Howard Pyle. 1902. 19 Jem (Heroes of 
 olden time) Scribner $1.50 
 
 Y Legends about causes of Trojan war, told consecu- 
 tively and ending where Homer begins. N. Y. 
 
 Bulfinch, Thomas. Age of fable; or, Beauties 
 of mythology; rev. edition, ed. by J. L. Scott. 
 1898. 21Jcm McKay $1.25 
 
 He took the thread of the narratives in Ovid, Virgil 
 and Homer, and held to their text'in a simple English 
 translation wherever he could. E: E. Hale (B) 
 
 Guerber, H. A. Myths of Greece and Rome, 
 narrated with special reference to literature and 
 art. 1893. 19cm Amer. bk. co. $1.50 
 
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 girls and boys; being a second Wonder book; 
 illus. by G: W. Edwards. 1887. 26 Jem 
 
 Houghton $2.50 
 
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 tales for my children; illus. by author. 1902. 
 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Y Contents: Perseus; Argonauts; Theseus. 
 
 Lowell, D. O. S. Jason's quest. Newed. 1904. 
 17cm 
 
 Y Lee $1 
 
 Ruskin. John. Queen of the air; being a study 
 
 of the Greek myths of cloud and storm; with 
 
 introd. by C: E. Norton. Brantwood ed. 1893. 
 
 19 Jem Longmans $1.50 n 
 
 Contents: Athena Chalinitis (Athena in the heavens): 
 
 Athena Keramitis (Athena in the earth); Athena Ergane 
 
 (Athena in the heart) 
 
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 significance. W: E. A. Axon. 
 
 293 Teutonic and northern mythology 
 
 Anderson, B. B. Norse mythology; or, The 
 religion of our forefathers, containing all the 
 myths of the Eddas, systematized and inter- 
 preted; with introd. vocabulary and index. 
 7th ed. 1901. 20Jcm Scott, F. $2.50 
 
 Brown, A. F. In the days of giants. 1902. 
 19cm Houghton $1.10 n 
 
 Y Stories from Norse mythology. N. Y. 
 
 Foster, M. H., & Cummings, M. H. Asgard 
 stories; tales from Norse mythology. 1901. 
 19cm Silver 36c n 
 
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 or Mabie. Ed. sel. 
 
 Guerber, H. A. Myths of northern lands, nar- 
 rated with special reference to literature and 
 art. 1895. 19cm Amer. bk. co. $1.50 
 
 Mabie, H. W. Norse stories retold from the 
 Eddas; with illus. by George Wright. 1901. 
 21cm Dodd $1.80 n 
 
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 294 Brahmanism. Buddhism 
 
 Davids, T: W: B. Buddhism: its history and 
 literature. 1896. 21cm (Amer. lect. on hist, 
 of religions, ser. 1, 1894-95) Putnam $1.50 
 Plain intelligible exposition. Lit. world 27:188 (B) 
 
 Hopkins, E: W. Religions of India. 1895. 
 21cm (Handbks. on hist, of religions, v. 1) 
 
 Ginn $2 
 Bibliography, p. 573-95. 
 
 296 Judaism 
 
 I/ Abrahams, Israel. Jewish life in the middle 
 ages. 1896. 21cm Macmillan $1.75 
 
 Day, Edward. Social life of the Hebrews. 1901. 
 19Jcm (Semitic ser.) Scribner $1.25 n 
 
 Hosmer, J. K. ' The Jews, ancient, mediaeval 
 i/ and modern. 1901. 20cm (Story of nations) 
 
 Putnam $1.50 
 
 First published 1886 as The story of the Jews. 
 Bright, interesting and full of picturesque and stirring 
 incident. London lit. world. 
 
 Joseph., Morris. Judaism as creed and life. 
 1903. 21cm Macmillan $1.60 n 
 
 Hebrew authorities, pref. p. 19-20. 
 
 ^/ Kent, C: F. History of the Jewish people dur- 
 ing the Babylonian, Persian and Greek periods. 
 1899. 19cm (Hist. ser. for Bible students, v. 3) 
 
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 Books of reference, p. 360-61. 
 
 Lazarus, Moritz. Ethics of Judaism, tr. by 
 Henrietta Szold, in 4 pt. Pt. 1-2. 1900-01. 
 19 Jem Jewish pub. soc. of Amer. $1.25 ea 
 
 Contents: pt. 1, Foundation of Jewish ethics, pt. 2, Sanc- 
 tiflcation of life the aim of morality. 
 
 Mielziner, Moses. Introduction to the Talmud. 
 2ded. 1903. 21cm Funk $2 n 
 
 Historical and literary introduction, legal hermeneu- 
 tics, Talmudic terminology and methodology, outlines of 
 Talmudic ethics. Apx: Key to abbreviations used in the 
 Talmud and its commentaries. 
 
 Rosenau, William. Jewish ceremonial institu- 
 tions and customs. 1903. 19Jcm 
 
 Friedenwald co. $1.50 
 
 Usage and significance in synagogue services, home 
 customs, feasts, fasts, circumcision, marriage, divorce, 
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 ceremonial robes, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Stanley, A. P. Lectures on the history of the 
 Jewish church. New ed. 3 v. 1901-2. 19Jcm 
 
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 Contents: v. 1, Abraham to Samuel, v. 2, Samuel to 
 captivity, v. 3, Captivity to Christian era. 
 
 297 Mohammedanism 
 
 Koran. El-kor'dn; or, The Koran: tr. with notes 
 and index, by J. M. Rodwell. 2d ed. 1876. 
 21 Jem. Quaritch 12/ 
 
 Smith, H: P. Bible and Islam; or, The influ- 
 ence of the Old and New Testaments on the re- 
 ligion of Mohammed. 1897. 19Jcm (Ely lect. 
 1897) Scribner $1.50 
 
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 Linn, W: A. St6ry of the Mormons to 1901. 
 1902. 23Jcm Macmillan $4 n 
 
 Secular, stating facts and avoiding as far as possible 
 moral deductions. Based mainly on original Mormon 
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 written. [1902] Ath. 
 
 299 Minor nonchristian religions 
 
 Brinton, D. G. Myths of the New world, a 
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 red race of America. 3d ed. 1896. 20cm 
 
 McKay $2 
 
 So far as it goes, and with reserves as to meaning of 
 several prominent myths and beliefs, it must for some time 
 retain its position as chief exponent of the mythology of 
 American aborigines. Folklore, 8:59 (B) 
 
 Griffis, W: E. Religions of Japan to the era of 
 Meiji. 1895. 19cm (Morse lect. 1894) 
 
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 Discusses native or Shinto worship, Confucianism, the 
 various forms of Buddhism, and effect of introduction and 
 expulsion of Christianity in 17th century. Book news. 
 
 Jastrow, Morris. Religion of Babylonia and 
 Assyria. 1898. 21 Jem (Handbks. on hist, of 
 religions, v. 2) Ginn $3 
 
 Bibliography, p. 707-38. 
 
 Legge, James. Religions of China; Confucian- 
 ism and Tdoism described and compared w r ith 
 Christianity: 1881. 19Jcm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Renouf, SirY: lie P. Lectures on the origin and 
 growth of religion as illustrated by the religion 
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 K Main purpose to advocate the moral and imperative 
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 Kidd, Benjamin. Social evolution. New ed. 
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 Partial list of authorities, p. 443-48. 
 
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 Too strong to be thrust aside. An academic, subtle and 
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 Ward, L. F. Psychic factors of civilization. 
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 An analogy between mind and the social organism. 
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 Pure sociology ; a treatise on the origin and 
 
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 Fairbanks, Arthur. Introduction to sociology. 
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 Small, A. W., & Vincent, G: E. Introduction 
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 other timely essays. 1900. 21 Jem 
 
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 the railway, the city, the church. 1897. 19icm 
 
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 Hart, A. B. Practical essays on American gov- 
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 Adler, Felix. Moral instruction of children. 
 1892. 18 Jem (Internat. educ. ser.) 
 
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 Farrer, T: H: Farrer, 1st baron. The state in 
 
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 by Sir Robert Giffen. 1902. 19 Jem (Eng. 
 
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 tempt at a definition. 
 
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 not systematically studied historical English grammar. 
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 18cm Dodd $1.25 n 
 
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 tion. 1903. 17cm 
 
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 22 Jem Clarendon $3.50 
 
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 metamorphosed words, slang, fashions in language, etc. 
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 English language. 1898. ISJcm Heath 60c n 
 
 Skeat, W. W: Concise etymological dictionary 
 of the English language. New ed. 1901. 
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 Etymological dictionary of the English 
 
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 tory of growth of modern English spelling, and a discus- 
 sion of its present condition. Nation, 1891. 
 
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 424 Synonyms 
 
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 Henry, Victor. Short comparative grammar of 
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 18cm Macmillan $1.40 n 
 
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 426 Prosody 
 
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 Knapp,"W: I. Grammar of the modern Spanish 
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 Elwes, Alfred. Grammar of the Portuguese 
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 Michaelis, Hermann. Novo diccionario da 
 
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 Harkness, Albert. Complete Latin grammar. 
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 1*1 Alphabet 
 
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 Handbook of Greek and 
 
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 Henry, Victor. Short comparative grammar of 
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 Kontopoulos, Nikolaos. Greek-English lexi- 
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 3, Some mechanical questions; 4, Some miscellaneous 
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 cursal problems continued, pt. 2, Mathematical problems 
 and speculations: 8, Three geometrical problems; 9, As- 
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 12, Matter and ether theories. 
 
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 pole; Saturn'srings; Theheliometer; Occultations; Mount- 
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 hoax; Sun's destination. 
 
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 Nasmyth, J. H., & Carpenter, James. The 
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 satellite 4th ed. 1903. 21cm Pott $2 
 
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 524 maps. Atlases 
 
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 ther observations on the properties of the X-rays, by 
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 Gilbert, G. K. , &Brigham, A. P. Introduction 
 to physical geography. 1902. 20cm (Twen- 
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 Authors conceive geography asa comprehensive knowl- 
 edge of the earth, and this book as a first book of science. 
 They attract attention to features seen in any walk 
 across country, and correlate these with striking phe- 
 nomena of high mountain regions, volcanoes, etc. Abun- 
 dant photographic illustrations. G. A. J. Cole in Nature, 
 67: 147. 
 
 Harrington, M: W. About the weather. 1899. 
 ISJcm ( A ppletons' home reading bks.) 
 
 Appleton 65c n 
 
 T Explains production and peculiarities of winds, 
 clouds, rain, snow, thunderstorms, cyclones, the methods 
 and usefulness of weather bureau, etc. Helpful illustra- 
 tions. N. Y. 
 
 Huxley, T: H: Physiography; an introduction 
 to the study of nature. 1900. 19cm 
 
 Appleton $2.50 
 
 Aims to show connection between local and universal 
 natural phenomena. Thames valley chosen as starting 
 point. Begins with physical conformation, passes to 
 springs, rain and dew, snow and ice, evaporation, atmos- 
 phere, etc. and ends with earth's figure, mapmaking, 
 earth's movements and the sun. Nation, 27: 135. 
 
 Hyatt, Alpheus. About pebbles. 1903. 15cm 
 (Guides for sci. teaching) Heath pap. lOc 
 
 What may be taught from a few common stones. Sar- 
 gent. 
 
 Marr, J: E: Scientific study of scenery. 1900. 
 19cm New Amsterdam $1.50 
 
 R S Acceptable to students of geology and geography 
 and to intelligent tourists. Ath. 1900, 1: 210. 
 
 Mill, H. R. Realm of nature; an outline of 
 physiography. 1902. ISJcm (Univ. exten. 
 man.) Scribner $1.50 n 
 
 R S Books of reference at end of each chapter. 
 Condensed account of earth's structure, physical phe- 
 nomena and their relations to its life. Maps. E.R.Shaw. 
 
 Milne, John. Earthquakes and other earth 
 movements. 4th ed. 1898. 19 Jem (Internat. 
 sci. ser. ) Appleton $1.75 
 
 P Principal books, papers, periodicals referred to, p. 
 365-70. 
 
 Brings together what is known about the nature, causes 
 and effects of earth movements. Nation. 
 
 Russell, I. C. Glaciers of North America. 
 1897. 23 Jem * Ginn $1.75 
 
 P S Describes beginnings, development, effects and 
 decay of glaciers, and the situation and condition of those 
 existing on this continent. N. Y. 
 
 Lakes of North America. 1895. 23Jcm 
 
 Ginn $1.50 
 
 P S Outcome of original study and wide experience in 
 exploration and observation. Nation, 62: 243. 
 
 Russell, I. C. Rivers of North America. 1902. 
 21 Jem (Sci. ser.) Putnam $2 
 
 P S Issued also under title River development, 1902. 
 On evolution of rivers, and their past and present effects 
 on the earth's contours. Excellent illustrations. N. Y. 
 
 Volcanoes of North America. 1897. 
 
 23Jcm Macmillan $4 
 
 P S Largely result of direct observation; compiled 
 part refers to sources. Picturesque chapter on ' Life his- 
 tory of a volcano. ' Knowl. 20: 280. 
 
 Shaler, N". S. Aspects of the earth. 1889. 24cm 
 
 Scribner $2.50 
 
 P Enlarged from articles in Scribner's magazine. 
 
 Earth movements, volcanoes, caves and cave life, rivers, 
 valleys, atmospheric movements, American forests, origin 
 and nature of soils. N. Y. 
 
 Outlines of the earth's history. 1898. 
 
 20 Jem Appleton $1.75 
 
 P R S Graphic essays discussing earth's relation to stel- 
 lar system, effects of atmosphere, glaciers, underground 
 water, soil formation, rock building, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Sea and land; features of coasts and 
 
 oceans. 1894. 23cm Scribner $2.50 
 
 P Describes deep sea life, structure of sea bottoms, 
 beaches, harbors and icebergs, noting effects on man's 
 life. Authoritative and clear. N. Y. 
 
 Tarr, R. S. Economic geology of the United 
 States, with briefer mention of foreign mineral 
 products. 1894. 22Jcm Macmillan $3.50 
 
 Literature of economic geology, p. 457-65: authors and 
 works referred to, p. 467-70. 
 
 Common rock and vein forming minerals and ores, 
 rocks of the earth's crust, physical geography and geology 
 of the United States, origin of ore deposits and mining 
 terms and methods. . Metalliferous deposits in detail. 
 Amer. natural. (B) 
 
 New physical geography. 
 
 1904. 19cm 
 Macmillan 
 
 Tyndall, John. Glaciers of the Alps; a nar- 
 rative of excursions and ascents. New ed. 
 1896. 20cm Longmans $2.50 
 
 Wright, G: F: Ice age in North America, and 
 its bearings upon the antiquity of man. 4th ed. 
 1896. 23cm Appleton $5 
 
 Bibliography, pref. p. 7-25. Appendix on Probable 
 cause of glaciation, by Warren Upham. 
 
 General account of glacial action and its effects, 
 specially in northeastern United States. Does not recog- 
 nize complexity of glacial period. L. A. H. 
 
 Man and the glacial period. 1892. 19 Jem 
 
 (Internat. sci. ser.) Appleton $1.75 
 
 R S Appendix on Tertiary man by H: W. Haynes.
 
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 552 Litliology 
 
 Kemp, J. F. Handbook of rocks, for use with- 
 out the microscope. 2d ed. 1900. 24Jcm 
 
 Van Nostrand $1.50 
 
 Arranged to meet special needs of ordinary field work, 
 mining or engineering. Excellent glossary of rock names 
 and lithologic terms. Frank D. Adams in Science, 4: 764. 
 
 Merrill, G: P. Treatise on rocks, rock- weather- 
 ing and soils. 1897. 22cm Macmillan $4 n 
 Reviews fully and concisely agents of rock-weathering. 
 Contains logical presentation of leading facts in lithology. 
 Nation, 65: 192. 
 
 553 Economic geology 
 
 Kemp, J. F. Ore deposits of the United States 
 and Canada. 3d ed. 1900. 23Jcm 
 
 Engin. & min. j. $5 
 
 Condensed. Extended bibliography refers to original 
 sources and fuller accounts. Geologic descriptions mi- 
 nute and illustrated by maps, cross sections and photo- 
 graphs. Engin. n. 43: 294. 
 
 Martin, E: A. Story of a piece of coal. 1896. 
 15Jcm (Lib. of useful stories) Appleton 35c n 
 Brief record of vegetable and mineral history, discov- 
 ery, early use, mining, products: illuminating oils, coal 
 tar colors, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Merrill, G: P. Stones for building and decora- 
 tion. 3ded. 1903. 23Jcm Wiley $5 
 
 Bibliography, p. 528-30. 
 
 Well planned, well executed and exceptionally com- 
 plete. Author's position and experience give ample 
 guaranty of accuracy. Science, 30: 392. 
 
 See also Public documents list. 
 
 554 Geology of Europe 
 
 Avebury, John Lubbock, 1st baron. Scenery of 
 England. 1902. 23cm Macmillan $2.50 n 
 
 Works referred to, p. 507-21. 
 
 Describes the scenery by explaining the forces and 
 causes that have made it what it is. Nation, 74: 369. 
 
 Scenery of Switzerland. 1896. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 List of works and memoirs referred to, p. 367-71. 
 Compact and accurate account of Swiss physiography. 
 Science, 4: 163. 
 
 Geikie, Sir Archibald. Scenery of Scotland 
 viewed in connection with its physical geology. 
 3d ed. 1901. 21cm Macmillan $3.25 n 
 
 For students and travelers. Contains itinerary of 
 routes to geologic features most interesting in their rela- 
 tion to scenery. Pittsburg. 
 
 56O Paleontology 
 
 Lucas, F: A: Animals before man in North 
 America. 1902. 19 Jem Appleton $1.25 n 
 
 Books and specimens, p. 282-85. 
 
 Relates in greater part to vertebrates, with something 
 
 about their forms, kindred affinities, migrations, locali- 
 ties of discovery, etc. Nation, 76: 78. 
 
 Williams, H: S. Geological biology: an intro- 
 duction to the geological history of organisms. 
 1895. 22cm Holt $2.80 
 
 Aims to show what fossil shells tell of natural selection 
 and other forms of evolution. Lectures originally de- 
 livered at Cornell. Nation, 63: 54. 
 
 Zittel, K: A. ritter von. Text- book of paleon- 
 tology ; tr. and ed. by C : R. Eastman. 2 v. 1900- 
 02. 24cm Macmillan v. 1, $6 n; v. 2, $3 n 
 
 German original complete in 5 volumes; English trans- 
 lation incomplete. 
 
 Epitome of whole fossil record from dawn of life to ad- 
 vent of man. Richly illustrated from rare selections. 
 Nation, 76: 130. 
 
 561 Plants 
 
 Dawson, Sir J: W: Geological history of plants. 
 1888. 19 Jem ( Internat. sci. ser. ) 
 
 Appleton $1.75 
 
 Clear, authoritative digest of the relations of plant life 
 to the various geologic epochs. For both general reader 
 and advanced student. L. & I. 
 
 Scott, D. H: Studies in fossil botany. 1900. 
 21cm Macmillan $2.75 n 
 
 In 14 lectures, results of great significance for botanists. 
 Evidence and conclusions not too detailed and admira- 
 bly clear. Nation, 71: 444. 
 
 566 Vertebrates 
 
 Lucas, F: A: Animals of the past. 1901. 21cm 
 
 (Sci. for everybody) McClure $2 n 
 
 R Y Independent talks on extinct birds, reptiles and 
 
 mammals. Accurate, interesting, well illustrated. N. Y. 
 
 Seeley, H. G. Dragons of the air, an account of 
 extinct flying reptiles. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 P 8 Bibliography, p. 231-32. 
 
 Summarizes about all that is known of pterodactyls. 
 Science, 38: 67. 
 
 57O Biology 
 
 Conn, H. W: Story of the living machine; a 
 review of the conclusions of modern biology. 
 1899. 15 Jem (Lib. of useful stories) 
 
 Appleton 35c n 
 
 Hujdey, T: H: Discourses biological and geo- 
 logical. 1897. 19cm (Collected essays, v. 8) 
 
 Appleton $1.25 
 
 Contents: On a piece of chalk; Problems of the deep 
 sea; On some of the results of the expedition of H. M. S. 
 "Challenger," Yeast, On the formation of coal; On the 
 border territory between the animal and the vegetable 
 kingdoms; A lobster: or, The study of zoology; Biogenesis 
 and abiogenesis; Geological contemporaneity and per- 
 sistent types of life; Geological reform; Palaeontology and 
 the doctrine of evolution. 
 
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 Morley, M. W. Song of life. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 McClurg $1.25 
 
 R Y Story of the origin and growth of the embryo and 
 its subsequent development in plants, fishes, frogs, birds 
 and mammals. Nation, 54: 136 (B) 
 
 Parker, T: J. Lessons in elementary biology. 
 1900. ISJcm (Man. for students) 
 
 Macmillan $2.60 n 
 
 Deals mainly with structure and activities of cells as 
 basis of all physiologic functions. Dodge. 
 
 Sedgwick, W: T., & Wilson, E. B. Introduc- 
 tion to general biology. 2d ed. 1895. 22cm 
 (Amer. sci. ser.) Holt $1.75 n 
 
 Interesting discussion of structure and habits of the 
 earthworm and the fern, and their relations to their 
 environment. Dodge. 
 
 Spencer, Herbert. Principles of biology. Kev. 
 ed. 2 v. 1898-1900. ' 20cm (His Synthetic 
 philospphy) Appleton $4 
 
 What strikes one most forcibly is the extraordinary 
 range and grasp of its author, the piercing keenness of 
 his eye for essentials, his fertility in invention and the 
 bold sweep of his logical method. C. L. Morgan (B) 
 
 571 Prehistoric archeology 
 
 Avebury, John Lubbock, 1st baron. Pre-his- 
 toric times, as illustrated by ancient remains 
 and the manners and customs of modern savages. 
 6th ed. 1900. 22cm Appleton $5 
 
 Balfour, Henry. Evolution of decorative art; 
 an essay upon its origin and development. 1893. 
 19Jcm Rivington 4/6 
 
 Bibliography, p. 129-31. 
 
 Account of very primitive forms of ornament, both pre- 
 historic and among savages of onr own time. Sturgis. 
 
 Clodd, Edward. Childhood of the world. 1884. 
 23 Jem (Humboldt lib. of sci.) 
 
 Humboldt pub. co. 15c 
 
 P R Simple account of man in early times. Describes 
 his material progress, first tools, dwellings, etc. and ex- 
 plains his advance from lower to higher stages of reli- 
 gious belief. Pittsburg. 
 
 Story of "primitive" man. 1895. 15 Jem 
 
 (Lib. of useful stories) Appleton 35c n 
 
 f R Selected list of books, p. 185-86. 
 Useful stepping stone; creates interest and develops a 
 desire for further information. Nature, 52: 173 (B) 
 
 Grosse, Ernst. Beginnings of art. 1897. 19Jcm 
 (Anthropol. ser.) Appleton $1.75 
 
 Tr. fr. the German. 
 
 Contribution to ethnology rather than to art criticism 
 or history. Contends that only scientific method of in- 
 vestigating origin of art is to examine art of present prim- 
 itive peoples. Nation, 65: 14. 
 
 Mason, O. T. Woman's share in primitive cul- 
 ture. 1894. 19 Jem (Anthropol. ser.) 
 
 Appleton $1.75 
 
 P Shows that industrial arts originated with and owed 
 their early development chiefly to woman and points out 
 her large contributions to social growth. N. Y. 
 
 Nadaillac, J. F. A. du Pouget, marquis de. 
 Manners and monuments of prehistoric peoples; 
 tr. by Nancy Bell (N. D'Anvers) 1892. 22cm 
 
 Putnam $3 
 
 Life of man during the stone age, specially in Europe. 
 Science, 20: 291. 
 
 Starr, Frederick. Some first steps in human 
 
 progress. 1901. 19cm (Chaut. lit. & sci. cir.) 
 
 Chautauqua press 75c 
 
 Books for reference, p. 255-56. 
 
 Comprehensive summary of views held by most modern 
 inquirers respecting the primitive condition of the earliest 
 men and the steps by which they raised themselves to 
 higher levels. Critic, 28: 18. 
 
 572 Ethnology. Anthropology 
 
 Brinton, D. G. The American race: a linguistic 
 classification and ethnographic description of the 
 native tribes of North and South America. 1901. 
 20Jcm McKay $2 
 
 Races and peoples; lectures on the science 
 
 of ethnography. 1901. 19Jcm McKay $1.50 
 
 R Concise and general. 
 
 Deniker, Joseph. Races of man: an outline of 
 anthropology and ethnography. 1900. 19cm 
 (Contemp. sci. ser.) Scribner $1.50 
 
 Tr. fr. the French. 
 
 Best compendium in English (1901) W. Z. Ripley in 
 Amer. hist. r. 6: 110 (B) 
 
 Hutchinson, H: N. & others. Living races of 
 mankind; a popular illustrated account ot cus- 
 toms, habits, pursuits, feasts and ceremonies. 
 1901. 28cm Hutchinson 14/; Appleton $5 n 
 
 Geographic; not ethnologic or philologic. Its great 
 distinction is its remarkable collection of photographic 
 illustrations. Spec. Mr '01: 394. 
 
 Keane,A:H: Ethnology. 2ded. 1896. 20Jcm 
 (Camb. geog. ser.) Macmillan $2.60 n 
 
 'Ethnology' in its ancient sense, nearly synonymous 
 with 'anthropology.' Pt. 1, Fundamental ethnical prob- 
 lems; pt. 2, Primary ethnical groups. D. G. Brinton m 
 Science, 26: 449. 
 
 Man, past and present. 1899. 20Jcm 
 
 (Camb. geog. ser.) Macmillan $3 n 
 
 Deals in greater detail and more systematically with 
 primary divisions of mankind than his Ethnology, which 
 it supplements. Knowl. 22: 229.
 
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 Quatrefages de Breau, Armand. Human 
 species. 2d ed. 1881. 19cm (Internal, sci. 
 eer. ) Appleton $2 
 
 Tr. fr. the French. 
 
 Extremely conservative: a little old but highly useful. 
 Starr. 
 
 Hatzel, Friedrich. History of mankind; tr. by 
 A. J. Butler, introd. by E. B. Tylor. 3 v. 
 1896-98. 25cm Macmillan $4 ea 
 
 Comprehensive, rich in material, abundant and excel- 
 lent illustrations. Outl. 55: 260. 
 
 Hipley, W: Z. Races of Europe; a sociological 
 study. 1899. 23cm (Lowell inst. lect.) 
 
 Appleton $6 
 
 Supplementary bibliography published separately by 
 Boston public library. Special list of authorities on 
 acclimatization, p. 589-90. 
 
 Attempts to co-ordinate and interpret ethnologic ob- 
 servations made by scholars in all parts of Europe. Makes 
 accessible a vast amount. of scattered material. Many 
 type portraits, graphic charts and maps. N. Y. 
 
 Sergi, Giuseppe. Mediterranean race: a study 
 of the origin of European peoples. 1901. 19cm 
 (Contemp. sci. ser. ) Scribner $1.50 
 
 By one of the most industrious, original, and fearless of 
 European ethnologists. Nation, 73: 19. 
 
 Taylor, Isaac. Origin of the Aryans; an account 
 of the prehistoric ethnology and civilization of 
 Europe. 2d ed. 1902. 19cm (Contemp. sci. ser. ) 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 P Best general presentation of the new views. Starr. 
 
 573 Natural history of man 
 
 Drxnnmond, Henry. Lowell lectures on the as- 
 cent of man. 1894. 20cm Pott $1 
 B, Maintains that the altruistic principle is co-eval 
 with the struggle for life. Holds essential consistency of 
 evolution with Christianity. N. Y. 
 
 Haddon, A. C. 'Study of man. 1898. 21Jcm 
 (Sci. ser.) Putnam $2 
 
 P Mainly somatology and folklore. Discusses princi- 
 pal measurements in anthropometry, Bertillon's methods, 
 skull indices, color scale in hair and eyes, and form of 
 nose. Latter half of book devoted to games and toys. 
 D. G. Brinton in Science, 31: 82. 
 
 Huxley, T: H: Man's place in nature. 1902. 
 19cm (Collected essays, v. 7) 
 
 Appleton $1.25 
 
 The first three essays were published in January 1863, 
 under the title of Man's place in nature. 
 
 Contents: 1, On the natural history of the man-like 
 apes; 2, On the relations of man to the lower animals; 
 3, On some fossil remains of man; 4, On methods and 
 results of ethnology; 5, On some fixed points in British 
 ethnology; 6, On the Aryan question. 
 
 Clear; interesting even to general readers, though sub- 
 ject and treatment technical. Starr. 
 
 Shaler, N. S. Nature and man in America. 1891 . 
 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 P Shows how the physical development of the earth 
 (climate, land and sea contours, etc.) has affected 
 organic life and influenced man physically, socially and 
 morally. N. Y. 
 
 575 Evolution 
 
 Bailey, L. H. Survival of the unlike; a collection 
 of evolution essays suggested by the study of 
 domestic plants. 1896. 19cm Macmillan $2 
 
 Baldwin, J. M: Development and evolution. 
 1902. 22cm Macmillan $2.60 n 
 
 From psychologist's point of view, largely devoted to 
 careful elaboration of theory of orthoplasy or organic 
 selection. 
 
 See also 150 for his Mental development in the child and 
 the race and his Social and ethical interpretations in mental 
 development. 
 
 Clodd, Edward. Primer of evolution. 1895. 
 16Jcm Longmans 75c 
 
 P B, Abridgment of his Story of creation, a condensed 
 statement, and" a good general view of the theory of evo- 
 lution. L. & I. 
 
 Conn, H. W: Evolution of to-day. 1886. 21cm 
 
 Putnam $1.75 
 Method of evolution. 1900. 20cm 
 
 Putnam $2 
 
 Review of present attitude of science toward question 
 of laws and forces which have brought about origin of 
 species. Title. 
 
 Darwin, Charles. Descent of man and selection 
 in relation to sex. New ed. 1901. 20 Jem 
 
 Murray 2/6 n; Appleton $3 
 
 Exposition of theory that man is descended from ape- 
 like animals, with arguments and evidences in its favor. 
 L. &I. 
 
 On the origin of species by means of natu- 
 ral selection; or, The preservation of favored 
 races in the struggle for life. New ed. fr. 6th 
 Eng.ed. 1881. 20cm Appleton $2 
 
 No other work of this century has had such power in 
 changing the current of thought. It was not speculation 
 as to what might be, but a volume of evidence as to what 
 actually is. D: S. Jordan in Dial, 3: 2 (B) 
 
 Variation of animals and plants under 
 
 domestication. 2 v. 1900. 20cm 
 
 A ppleton $5 
 
 Qalton, Francis. Natural inheritance. 1889. 
 
 23cm Macmillan $2 
 
 Memoirs by the author bearing on heredity, p. 218-19. 
 
 Gray, Asa. Darwiniana: essays and reviews 
 pertaining to Darwinism. 1876. 20$cm 
 
 Appleton $2 
 
 Specially valuable essays on relation of evolution to 
 natural theology. Rice. 
 
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 Hutton, F: W. Darwinism and Lamarckism, old 
 
 and new; 4 lectures. 1899. ISJcm Putnam $1 
 
 R Well balanced, logical presentation of Darwin's 
 
 views in light of current criticism. C. A. Koford in Dial, 
 
 28: 281. 
 
 Huxley, T: H: Darwiniana. 1896. 19cm (Col- 
 lected essays, v. 2) Appleton $1.25 
 Contents: Darwinian hypothesis; Origin of species; 
 Criticisms on The origin of species; Genealogy of animals; 
 Mr Darwin's critics; Evolution in biology; Coming of age 
 of The origin of species; Charles Darwin: The Darwin 
 memorial; Obituary; Six lectures to working men on our 
 knowledge of the causes of the phenomena of organic 
 nature. 
 
 Jordan, D: S. Footnotes to evolution; a series 
 of popular addresses on the evolution of life. 
 1898. 19Jcm Appleton $1.75 
 
 I*e Conte, Joseph. Evolution and its relation 
 to religious thought. 1888. 19Jcm 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 Among the best books both as pure science and natural 
 theology. Rice. 
 
 Marshall, A. M. Lectures on the Darwinian 
 theory; ed. by C. F. Marshall. 1900. 22 Jem 
 
 Macmillan $2.25 
 
 Delivered in connection with Victoria university ex- 
 tension lectures. Excellent statement of development of 
 evolution theory. Knowl. 17: 280. 
 
 Morgan, T:H. Evolution and adaptation. 1903. 
 23cm Macmillan $3 n 
 
 Written in support and defense of the 'mutation theory.' 
 Dial, 36: 196. 
 
 Naturalist as interpreter and seer. 1902. 15 Jem 
 (Little masterpieces of sci. ) Doubleday 50c n 
 Contents: The origin of species in summary, by C: Dar- 
 win; How The origin of species came to be written, by 
 C: Darwin; Descent of man: the argument in brief, by C: 
 Darwin; Mimicry and other protective resemblances among 
 animals, by A. R. Wallace; Evolution of the horse, by T: H: 
 Huxley; Fighting pests with insect allies, by L. O. Howard; 
 Strange story of the flowers: a chapter in modern botany, 
 by G: lies. 
 
 Osborn, H: F. From the Greeks to Darwin; an 
 outline of the development of the evolution idea. 
 1894. 22cm. (Columbia univ. biol. ser.) 
 
 Macmillan $2 n 
 
 Based upon lectures delivered at Princeton and Colum- 
 bia universities. Pref . 
 
 Shows that evolution theory has reached its present 
 completeness as result of a slow growth during past 24 
 centuries; clear, candid and catholic statement of its 
 origin and early history. A. S. Packard in Science, 24: 21. 
 
 Romanes, G: J: Darwin and after Darwin. 
 3v. 1892-97. 20cm Open court pub. co. $4 n 
 
 P Contents: v. 1, Darwinian theory. A-. 2, Post-Darwin- 
 ian questions, Heredity and utility, v. 3, Post- Darwinian 
 questions, Isolation and physiological selection. 
 
 Vbls. 2 and 3 ed. by C. L. Morgan. 
 
 Probably best general work on organic evolution. 
 Bigelow. 
 
 Semper, Karl. Natural conditions of existence 
 as they affect animal life. 1881. 19 Jem (In- 
 ternat. sci. ser.) (Lowell inst. lect.) 
 
 Appleton $2 
 Wallace, A. B. Darwinism. 1889. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $2.25 
 
 R Exposition of theory of natural selection, bringing 
 subject down to 1889. Objections to Darwinism discussed. 
 L. &I. 
 
 Natural selection and tropical nature; 
 
 essays on descriptive and theoretical biology. 
 New ed. 1891. 20Jcm Macmillan $2 
 
 576 Origin and beginning of life 
 
 Hertwig, Oskar. The cell; outlines of general 
 anatomy and physiology; tr. by M. Campbell 
 . and ed. by H: J. Campbell. 1895. 22cm 
 
 Macmillan $3 n 
 Bibliography at end of each chapter. 
 Author greatest living authority on the cell: not only 
 an original investigator of worldwide reputation, but a 
 clear and exact writer. Sat. r. 81: 82. 
 
 Verworn, Max. General physiology; an outline 
 of the science of life, tr. & ed. by F: S. Lee. 
 1899. 23cm . Macmillan $4 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 589-99. 
 
 Chiefly concerned with the cell. Comprehensive treat- 
 ment of composition and elementary activities of proto- 
 plasm. Stimulating and suggestive. D. T. MacDougal 
 in Science, 32: 650. 
 
 Wilson, E. B. The cell in development and 
 
 inheritance. 2d ed. 1900. 23cm (Columbia 
 
 univ. biol. ser. ) Macmillan $3.50 n 
 
 Clear and complete treatment, well illustrated with full 
 
 bibliography. Deserves to rank as a classic. Bigelow. 
 
 57 microscopy 
 
 Carpenter, W: B: The microscope and its rev- 
 elations; 8th ed. by W. H.' Dallinger. 1901. 
 23cm Blakiston $8 
 
 Cross, M. I. Modern microscopy; a handbook 
 for beginners and students. 3d ed. 1903. 
 22cm Keener $1.50 n 
 
 The microscope and instructions for its use, by M. I. 
 Cross; Microscopic objects, how prepared and mounted, 
 by M. 3. Cole; Microtomes, their choice and use. 
 
 Absolutely trustworthy guide. Knowl. 26: 87. 
 
 579 Collectors manuals 
 
 Browne, Montagu. Practical taxidermy: a 
 manual of instruction to the amateur in collect- 
 ing, preserving and setting up natural history 
 specimens of all kinds; added a chapter upon 
 the pictorial arrangement of museums. 2d ed. 
 1884? 19cm Scribner $3
 
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 Hornaday, W: Taxidermy and zoological 
 
 collecting. 8th ed. 1902. 22cm 
 
 Scribner $2.50 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 351-57. 
 
 Complete handbook for amateur taxidermist, collector, 
 osteologist, museum builder, sportsman and traveler, 
 with chapters on collecting and preserving insects by 
 W. J. Holland. Title. 
 
 58O Botany 
 
 Bailey, W: W. Botanizing; a guide to field- 
 collecting and herbarium work. 1899. ITJcm 
 
 Preston 75c 
 
 Bibliography, p. 132-41. 
 
 Aims to attract amateurs to study of .plants in forests- 
 fields and waters. Contains wise advice as to gardens, 
 museums and the herbaria. Nation, 70: 19. 
 
 Ganong, W:F. Teaching botanist. 1899. 19crn 
 
 Macmillan $1.10 n 
 
 Theory and practical methods of botanical teaching; 
 outlines of useful exercises and topics, materials and 
 experiments. Educ. r. 21: 384. 
 
 Gray, Asa. Field, forest and garden botany. 
 Rev. ed. n. d. 21cm Amer. bk. co. $1.44 
 
 Rev. byL.H. Bailey. 
 
 Concise descriptions of the more common native plants, 
 and of the large number of species cultivated for use or 
 ornament. Its greatest value is as a guide to cultivated 
 species. Science, 24: 527. 
 
 Percival, John. Agricultural botany, theoreti- 
 cal and practical. 2d ed. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Holt $2.50 
 
 Sachs, Julius von. History of botany (1530- 
 1860) tr. by H: E. F. Garnsey; rev. by I: B. 
 Balfour. 1890. 19 Jena Clarendon $2.50 
 
 8 Philosophic and trustworthy. Adapted to general 
 reader and advanced student. L. & I. 
 
 Wright, Mrs Mabel (Osgood) Flowers and 
 ferns in their haunts. 1901. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $2.50 n 
 
 Personal observations set in slight story, and made at- 
 tractive by fullpage photographic illustrations and inset 
 drawings. N. Y. 
 
 581 Physiologic and tructural 
 botany 
 
 Allen, Grant. Story of the plants. 1895. 15 Jem 
 (Lib. of useful stories) Appleton 35c n 
 
 Arthur, J. C:, & Macdoug-al, D. T. Living 
 plants and their properties. 1898. 20cm 
 E S Baker & T. $1.25 
 
 Bailey, L. H. First lessons with plants; an 
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 Beal, W: J. Seed dispersal. 1898. 19cm 
 
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 sponsors; The milkweed. 
 
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 selves whether the animals do or do not do all these 
 wonderful things, they may be most wholesome. Ed. sel. 
 
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 of zoology. 2 v. 1897. 23cm Macmillan $9 n 
 Guide to modern zoologic literature, 2: 651-55. 
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 YES Appleton 60c n 
 
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 of the northern United States. 8th ed. 1899. 
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 597 Fishes. Pisces 
 
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 1903. 24cm Estes $3.50 n 
 
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 Handbook of birds of the western United 
 
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 Books of reference, pref. p. 83-88. 
 
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 Handbook of birds of eastern North America. Excellent 
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 and landscape setting. Thirty-three plates by Fuertes 
 and over 600 cuts in text. N. Y. 
 
 Bateman, G. C. The vivarium. 1902. 19cm 
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 Chapman, F. M. Bird-life; a guide to the study 
 of our common birds. 1903. 21cm 
 
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 tainment, but is less comprehensive and less like a scien- 
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 America, with keys to the species and descrip- 
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 20cm Heath $1.50 n 
 
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 and his successors. 3d ed. 1900. 22cm 
 
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 Largely Royal institution lectures 1894. Account also 
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 Guide to operations incidental to the trade of the United 
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 Business letters based on actual correspondence, giv- 
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 659 Advertising 
 
 Fowler, N. C. Building business. 1893. 23xl8cm 
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 Blount, .Bertram. Practical electro-chemistry. 
 
 1901. 23cm Macmillan $3.25 n 
 
 Discusses economic aspects of every branch of electro- 
 chemistry. Masterly discussion of economics of elec- 
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 (Griffin's sci. text-bks. ) 
 
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 Bibliography, 2: 438-41. 
 
 V. 1 includes chemistry of materials of construction, of 
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 35: 892. 
 
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 glass, sugar and starch., oils, etc. also of destructive dis- 
 tillation, petroleum, clay industries, brewing and distil- 
 ling, textiles and bleaching. Handy manual for gen- 
 eral reader. Engin. n. 36: 424. 
 
 655
 
 156 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Cremer, J: H:, & Bicknell, Q. A. Chemical 
 and metallurgical hand book; containing tables, 
 formulas and information for the use of chem- 
 ists, metallurgists and mining engineers. 3d ed. 
 1903. 16icm Authors, Cleveland $3.50 n 
 
 Meldola, Raphael. Coal and what we get from 
 
 it. 2d ed. 1897. 17cm (Romance of sci.) 
 
 E. & J. B. Young 1 1 
 
 Origin of coal; history and manufacture of coal gas; 
 history and description of substances obtained from coal 
 tar. Knowl. 14: 172. 
 
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 chemistry. 3d ed. 1900. 24Jcm 
 
 Lippincott $5 n 
 
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 Thorp, F. H. Outlines of industrial chemistry; 
 a text-book for students. 1898. 23cm 
 
 Macmillan $3.50 n 
 Brief bibliography, pref. p. 19. 
 
 Treats subjects under "Inorganic industries" and 
 "Organic industries." Descriptions of processes, con- 
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 can practice an important feature. W. A. Noyes in 
 Science, 32: 150. 
 
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 3 v. 1898-1900. 23cm Longmans $50 
 
 Bf Essentially a dictionary of chemistry in its applica- 
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 similar. Pref. 
 
 Wagner, Rudolf von. Manual of chemical tech- 
 nology; tr. and ed. by Sir William Crookes. 
 1900. 26 Jem Appleton $7.50 
 
 662 Pyrotechnics, explosives, etc. 
 
 Poole, Herman. Calorific power of fuels. 2d 
 ed. 1900. 23cm Wiley $3 
 
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 Based on translation of Pouvoir calorifique des combus- 
 tibles by M. Scheurer-Kestner, with changes necessary to 
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 portions and adding new matter. Engin. n. 39: 360. 
 
 663 Beverages 
 
 Matthews, C: G: Manual of alcoholic fermenta- 
 tion and the allied industries. 1902. 19cm 
 Longmans $2.60 n 
 
 665 Oils. Oases 
 
 Hornby, John. Text-book of gas manufacture. 
 1902. 18cm (Tech. handbks.) 
 
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 666 Ceramics. Glass 
 
 Bolas, Thomas. Glass blowing and working. 
 1898. 18cm Lane $1 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 207-9. 
 
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 Practical guide. Illustrated with outline drawings. N.Y. 
 
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 1889. 24cm Baird $5 
 
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 Chemical pub. co. $1 
 
 Describes standard methods in detail. Intended as 
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 18cm (Tech. handbks.) Macmillan $1 
 
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 Charles Salter. 1900. 22cm 
 
 Van Nostrand $4 n 
 
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 kinds of enamels for technical and artistic purposes. 
 Title. 
 
 667 Bleaching, dyeing, etc. 
 
 Brannt, W: T. Varnishes, lacquers, printing 
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 2d ed. 1901. 20cm Lippincott $1.75 n 
 
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 pub. by Scott, Greenwood & co. 51 n
 
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 66 Other organic chemical 
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 Kideal, Samuel. Glue and glue testing. 1900. 
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 Brown, W. L. Manual of assaying gold, silver, 
 lead, copper. 9th ed. 1900. ISJcm 
 
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 Campbell, H. H. Manufacture and properties 
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 Peters, E:D. Modern copper smelting. 7th ed. 
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 Richards, J. W: Aluminium; its history, occur- 
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 Compton, A. Q: First lessons in metal-working. 
 1890. 19cm Wiley $1.50 
 
 Well illustrated exercises in iron and steel processes, 
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 Fuller, John. Art of coppersmithing. 1894. 
 25cm Williams $3 
 
 Specific lessons in making many kinds of copper uten- 
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 Sharp, John. Modern foundry practice. 1900. 
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 of wire ropes. 1891. 25cm Wiley $3 
 
 Smith, Oberlin. Press- working of metals. 1901. 
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 Principles and practice of shaping metals in dies by 
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 Philip. 1902. 20icm 
 
 Lockwood 12/6 n; Van Nostrand $4.50 n 
 
 Wilson, H. Silverwork and jewelry. 1903. 
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 On design, construction and use of dies, punches, tools, 
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 Ede, George. Management of steel. 7th ed. 
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 Woodworth, J. V. Hardening, tempering, an- 
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 662
 
 158 
 
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 676 Paper and articles made of 
 
 paper 
 
 Butler, F. O. Story of paper-making. 1901. 
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 3d ed. 1899. 18cm (Tech. handbks.) 
 
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 1895. 22cm Longmans $4 
 
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 of articles. N. Y. 
 
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 Plea for revival of domestic rugmaking, specially in 
 rural communities. Gives details as to coloring and 
 weaving. N. Y. 
 
 Young, T: M. American cotton industry; a 
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 Scribner 75c n 
 Detailed report by an English specialist. N. Y. 
 
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 25cm Van Nostrand $7.50 n 
 
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 Bourne, B. W: The home mechanic; by Jonn 
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 in the Iron age. 1896. 23cm Williams $1 
 
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 Engin n. 36: 32. 
 
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 a boy and his friends; with introd. by H: R, 
 Waite. 1884? 18 Jem Lothrop .$1 
 
 Y Teaches use of tools and tells how to make all sort* 
 of useful things. Wis. 
 
 Hopkins, G: M. Home mechanics for amateurs. 
 1903. 21cm (Sci. Amer. ser.) Munn $1.50 
 Deals with woodworking, household ornaments, metal- 
 working, lathe work, metal spinning, silver working; 
 making model engines, boilers and water motors; making 
 telescopes, microscopes and meteorologic instruments, 
 electric chimes, cabinets, bells, night lights, dynamos 
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 How to make and how to mend; by an amateur 
 mechanic. 1901. 19cm Macmillan $1.25 
 Brief alphabetically arranged receipts for useful arti- 
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 washing woolens. Illustrated. N. Y. 
 
 Leland, C: G. Manual of mending and repair- 
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 Copious, clear, exact and trustworthy.- Reveals many 
 craft dodges. Ath. '96, 2: 329. 
 
 Lukin, James. Boy engineers. 1901. 20cm 
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 The young mechanic. 1902. 20cm 
 
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 and for the construction of steam engines and mechan- 
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 metal. Title. 
 
 681 Watch and instrument making 
 
 Britten, F: J. Watch and clock makers' hanfl 
 book, dictionary and guide. 10th ed. 1902. 
 22cm Spon pa. $2
 
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 682 Blacksmithing 
 
 Richardson, M. T. ed. Practical horse shoer. 
 1889. 19$cm Baird $1 
 
 Reprint of articles in Blacksmith and wheelwright. 
 
 63 Lock and gun making 
 
 Greener, W: W. Gun and its development. 
 7th ed. 1899. 23xl8cm Scribner $4 n 
 
 Such information as is most frequently sought by a 
 sportsman. Pref. 
 
 64 Carriage and cabinet making 
 
 Cabinetmaker. 1892. 21cm (Pract. mech. ser.) 
 
 Ward $2 
 
 Appeared originally in the Industrial self -instructor. 
 
 Specific instructions for making over 70 pieces of simple 
 furniture, with many drawings. Adapted to any one not 
 an absolute novice. N. Y. 
 
 66 Bookbinding 
 
 Cockerell, Douglas. Bookbinding and the care 
 of books; a handbook for amateurs, bookbinders 
 & librarians. 1902. 19 Jem (Art. crafts ser.) 
 
 Appleton $1.25 n 
 
 Aid in selection of sound methods and supplement to 
 workshop training. 120 cuts. Ranks with Zahnsdorf's 
 and Crane's manuals. Author trained in Cobden-Sander- 
 son's shop. N. Y. 
 
 Crane, W. J. E. Bookbinding for amateurs. 
 1885. 19cm Scribner $1 
 
 Descriptions of various tools and appliances required, 
 and minute instructions for their effective use. Illus- 
 trated with 156 engravings. Title. 
 
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 Hasluck, P. N. ed. Tailoring; how to make 
 and mend trousers, vests and coats. 1901. 
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 Firth, Annie. Cane basket work; a practical 
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 (lst&2dser.) 2 v. 1896-1901. 19cm 
 
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 teurs. Fully illustrated. Adapted specially to English 
 conditions. Pittsburg. 
 
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 White, Mary. How to make baskets. 1901. 
 19Jcm Doubleday $1 n 
 
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 plicitly materials, processes and special designs. Chap- 
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 1903. 19cm Doubleday $1 n 
 
 690 Building 
 
 Byrne, A. T: Inspection of the materials and 
 workmanship employed in construction. 2d ed. 
 1902. IS^xlOcm Wiley $3 
 
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 Kidder, F. E. Building construction and super- 
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 architectural and business principles. Written in light 
 of most recent practice. Engin. n. 36: 352. 
 
 691 materials. Processes. Preserva- 
 tives 
 
 Boulger, Q-: S. Wood; a manual of the natural 
 history and industrial applications of the tim- 
 bers of commerce. 1902. 19cm 
 
 E. Arnold 7/6 n 
 Select bibliography, p. 351-52. 
 
 Golinelli, Li. How to use Portland cement; tr. 
 by S. B. Newberry. 3d ed. 1904. 19cm 
 
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 For masons, contractors, etc. Accurate and simple. 
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 production. Engin. n. v. 49, 19 Feb. lit. sup. p. 1. 
 
 692 Plans. Specifications, etc. 
 
 Clark, T. M. Building superintendence. Rev. 
 ed. 1903. 22cm Macmillan $3 n 
 
 Primarily addressed to youpg architect, giving hints as 
 to selection of materials and direction of building opera- 
 tions generally. Divided into three main heads, stone 
 buildings, wooden buildings and steel framed buildings; 
 a typical building of each cla'ss described from the foun- 
 dations upward. Founded on practical experience. A'o- 
 ture, 68: 414. 
 
 693 masonry. Plastering. Fire- 
 proofing 
 
 Freitag, J. K. Fireproofing of steel buildings. 
 1899. 23icm Wiley $2.50 
 
 676
 
 160 
 
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 Hodgson, F: T: Plaster and plastering, mortars 
 and cements; how to make and how to use; ap- 
 pended is an illustrated glossary. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Judd $1 
 
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 ant. 1899. 25Jcm Industrial pub. co. 75c 
 
 Collection of everyday examples showing arches, 
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 Maginnis, O. B. 
 
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 Author, New York $2 
 
 Written by experienced bricklayer. Contains amount 
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 Siebert, J: S., & Biggin, F: C. Modern stone- 
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 the making of workingtdrawings. 1896. 23 Jem 
 
 Wiley $1.50 
 
 Treats subject with special reference to everyday 
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 141: 398. 
 
 694 Carpentry. Joinery. Stair build- 
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 Fletcher, B. F. & H. P. Carpentry and joinery; 
 
 text-book for architects, engineers, surveyors 
 
 and craftsmen. 1898. 19cm (Builder stud. 
 
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 of study and practice for schools and colleges. 
 
 1902. 19cm Ginn 70c 
 
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 20cm Drake $1 
 
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 and floor plans of 25 low and medium priced houses. 
 
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 lishers. 
 
 - Practical treatise on the steel square and 
 its application to everyday use; a collection of 
 steel square problems and solutions. 2 v. 
 
 1903. 20cm Drake $1 
 
 Pt. 1, 3d ed. nearly 100 engravings; pt. 2, an extension 
 and enlargement of the original work, giving new prob- 
 lems, new methods for shortening work and increasing 
 accuracy of workman. Publishers. 
 
 Kilbon, G: B. Carpentry for boys: elementary 
 woodwork; a series of lessons. 1893. 20cm 
 
 Lee 75c 
 
 Y Also published under title Manual training; elemen- 
 tary woodwork. 
 
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 good. Useful to boy seeking to instruct himself. Educ. r. 
 6: 307 (B) 
 
 Lydon, F. F. Woodwork for schools. 1902. 
 25cm Low 3/6 n 
 
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 Salomon, Otto, & others. Teacher's handbook of 
 slojd, as practised and taught at Naas; tr. and 
 adapted by M.. R. Walker and William Nelson. 
 2d ed. 1900. 20cm Silver $1.50 n 
 
 Wheeler, C: G. Woodworking for beginners. 
 1900. 20cm Putnam $3.50 
 
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 boats, and simple house building. Alphabetically ar- 
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 tive figures. N. Y. 
 
 695 Roofing 
 
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 ing, cornice shop practice and skylight con- 
 struction. 1901. 24cm Williams $1.50 
 
 696 Plumbing. Qas and steam fitting 
 
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 Steam heating for buildings revised. 15th ed. 
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 697 Heating and ventilation 
 
 Carpenter, B,. C. Heating and ventilating 
 buildings; a manual for heating engineers and 
 architects. 4th ed. 1902. 23cm Wiley $4 
 
 Bibliography, p. 493-95. 
 
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 market, one of its chief sources of value. Providence. 
 
 Christie, "W: "W. Chimney design and theory. 
 2d ed. 1902. 23cm Van Nostrand $3 
 
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 lates and illustrates many examples of modern construc- 
 tion practice. Authorities cited. Valuable tables and 
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 with hot air, with an apx. on furnace fittings. 
 1900. 23Jcm Williams $1.50 
 
 69 Painting. Glazing. Paperhang- 
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 Denning, David. Polishes and stains for woods: 
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 ishes. Pitteburg. 
 
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 gravings and diagrams. 1903. 17 J x 10cm 
 (Work handbks.) Cassell 40c 
 
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 Pearce, W. J: Painting and decorating. 2d ed. 
 1902. 20cm Lippincott $3.25 n 
 
 699 Car, hip and boat building 
 
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 7O1 Philosophy. Esthetics 
 
 Bosanquet, Bernard. History of aesthetic. 
 1892. 23 Jem (Lib. of philos.) 
 
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 Brown, G. B. The fine arts. 2d ed. 1902. 
 19Jcm Scribner $1 n 
 
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 limits of painting and poetry; tr. by Ellen 
 Frothingham. 1904. 17$cm Little $1.50 
 
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 literature. Perfectly intelligible to beginner. Gayley & 
 Scott (B) 
 
 Ruskin, John. Eagle's nest; with introd. by 
 
 C: E. Norton. Brantwood ed. 1893. 19 Jem 
 
 Longmans $1.50 n 
 
 Ten lectures on the relation of natural science to art, 
 given before University of Oxford, 1872. Title. 
 
 Lectures on art delivered before the Uni- 
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 Norton. Brantwood ed. 1893. 19Jcm 
 
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 Contents: Inaugural; Relation of art to religion; Rela- 
 tion of art to morals; Relation of art to use; Line; Light; 
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 Schiller, J. C. F. Essays aesthetical and philo- 
 sophical; incl. the dissertation on the "connec- 
 
 tion between the animal and spiritual in man." 
 1875. 19cm (Bonn's stand, lib.) 
 
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 Arts and crafts exhibition society, London. 
 Arts and crafts essays, by members of the society; 
 with pref. by William Morris. 1899. 18cm 
 
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 wall papers, fictiles, metal work, stone and wood carving, 
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 cussed by Walter Crane, William Morris, T. J. Cobden- 
 Sanderson, L. F. Day, W. R. Lethaby and others. 
 
 Morris, William. Hopes and fears for art. 1901 . 
 19Jcm Longmans $1 .50 
 
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 printed. 
 
 Contents: The lesser arts; The art of the people; Beauty 
 of life; Making the best of it; Prospects of architecture in 
 civilization. 
 
 Ruskin, John. The two paths; being lectures 
 on art and its application to decoration and 
 manufacture; with introd. by C: E. Norton. 
 Brantwood ed. 1893. 19cm 
 
 Longmans $1.50 n 
 
 The law which it has been my effort chiefly to illustrate 
 is the dependence of all noble design, in any kind, on the 
 sculpture or painting of organic form. Pref. 
 
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 nations, the unity of art, modern manufactures of design, 
 influence of the imagination on architecture, and ..he 
 work of iron, in nature, art and policy. N. Y. 
 
 7O7 Art education 
 
 Ruskin, John. "A joy forever" (and its price 
 in the market) with introd. by C: E. Norton. 
 Brantwood ed. 1894. 19cm Longmans $1.50 n 
 
 The substance (with additions) of two lectures on the 
 political economy of art, delivered at Manchester, July 
 10 and 13, 1857. Title. 
 
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 164 
 
 A. L. A CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Blashfield, E. H. & E. W. 
 1902. 21icm 
 
 Italian cities. 2 v. 
 Scribner $5 
 
 Contains some of the sanest, most catholic and most 
 conclusive art criticism of recent times. Based on full 
 technical knowledge, but expressed with great literary 
 urbanity and an almost entire absence of strictly techni- 
 cal phraseology. H. W. Preston in Atlan. 
 
 Goodyear, W: H: History of art, for classes, 
 art students, and tourists in Europe. 16th ed. 
 24cm Barnes $2.80 n 
 
 P Excellent outline, profusely illustrated, including 
 architecture, sculpture, painting and music. Pittsburg. 
 
 Renaissance and modern art. 1894. 20cm 
 
 (Chaut. reading cir. lit.) Macmillan $1 n 
 
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 sance and of relation to it of our modern art is clear and 
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 Roman and medieval art; rev. with new 
 
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 books of its kind. Not overloaded with detail. Nation 
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 Klaczko, Juljan. Rome and the renaissance, 
 the pontificate of Julius II; auth. tr. by John 
 Dennie. 1903. 22cm. Putnam $3.50 n 
 
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 a no less sympathetic and learned translator. Considered 
 with special reference to the Pope's patronage of art and 
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 Lowxie , Walter. Monuments of the early church . 
 
 1901. 20 Jem (Handbks. of archseol. &antiq.) 
 
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 results of entirely independent researches. Dial, 32: 93. 
 
 Lubke, Willielm. Outlines of the history of art, 
 rev. and largely rewritten by Russell Sturgis. 
 2v. 1904. 25Jcm Dodd $10 
 
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 under supervision of E: L. Burlingame and editorship of 
 Clarence Cook in 1877 from the 7th Ger. ed. Pref. 
 
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 brilliant summarv of tendencies. Powers. 
 
 Reber, Franz von. History of ancient art, rev. 
 by the author; tr. and augm. by J. T. Clarke; 
 with glossary of technical terms. 1882. 23cm 
 
 Harper $3.50 
 Compact, lucid, trustworthy. Nation, 36: 150 (B) 
 
 History of mediaeval art; tr. by J. T. 
 
 Clarke; with glossary of technical terms. 1887. 
 23cm Harper $5 
 
 Ruskin, John. Val d'Arno, with introd. by 
 C: E. Norton. Brantwood ed. 1891. 19Jcm 
 
 Longmans $2.40 n 
 
 Ten lectures on the Tuscan art directly antecedent to 
 the Florentine year of victories; given before University 
 of Oxford, 1873. Title. 
 
 Symonds, J: A. Renaissance in Italy: the fine 
 arts. 1877. 22cm Holt $2 
 
 K, Forms v. 3 of author's Renaissance in Italy. 
 Analyses of styles of architecture, of sculptures and of 
 painters, with some inquiry into causes of their formation. 
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 v mia. 1896. 20cm (Chaut. reading cir. lit.) 
 
 Macmillan $1 n 
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 71O Landscape gardening 
 
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 the utilizing of home grounds. 1898. 17cm 
 (Garden-craft ser. ) Macmillan $1 
 
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 mirable on esthetic side. N. Y. 
 
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 cities. 1901. 19cm Putnam $1.25 n 
 
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 the known ways of solving them. Nation, 73: 80 (B) 
 
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 Parsons, Samuel, jr. How to plan the home 
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 716 Plants. Flowers 
 
 Ely, H. B. A woman's hardy garden. 1903. 
 20cm Macmillan $1.75 n 
 
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 72O Architecture 
 
 Longfellow, W: P. P. ed. Cyclopaedia of works 
 of architecture in Italy, Greece, and the Levant. 
 1903. 25}cm Scribner $6 n 
 
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 ments. Its peculiar value is probably in its treatment of 
 the cities of the East, as the Balkan peninsula, Syria and 
 Asia Minor, for which no adequate guidebook exists. 
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 Ruskin, John. Lectures on architecture and 
 painting, delivered at Edinburgh, 1853. 1902. 
 19Jcm Scribner $3 n 
 
 Plea for Gothic architecture and its revival; Turner 
 and his works; Preraphaelitism. 
 
 The seven lamps of architecture; with 
 
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 Norton. Brantwood ed. 1892. 19cm 
 
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 the life and faith of nations. C: E. Norton. 
 
 Statham, H: H. Architecture for general read- 
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 Treats essential truths of architecture in order of sub- 
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 1903. 25cm Baker & T $1.50 n 
 
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 3 v. 1901-02. 27cm Macmillan $18 n subs 
 
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 and highest technical skill. Nation, 72: 219. 
 
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 Hough ton $1.50 
 
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 Italy to the renaissance. 2 v. 1901. 24cm- 
 Houghton $7.50 n 
 
 S R List of authorities consulted, v. 1, pref. p. 9-11. 
 Nearly 600 illustrations. 
 
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 5 v. 1893-1902. 23cm Murray 6 6/ 
 
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 Fletcher, Banister & B. F. History of archi- 
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 craftsman and amateur. 4th ed. 1901. 
 22cm Scribner $7.50 n 
 
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 Hamlin, A. D. F. Text-book of the history of 
 architecture. 1896. 20cm (College hist, of 
 art) Longmans $2 
 
 P Intended mainly for study. Surprisingly complete 
 list of "monuments" and judicious selection of books 
 with each chapter. St. & K. 
 
 Sturgis, Russell. European architecture; a 
 historical study. 1896. 23cm Macmillan $4 
 
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 from Doric temples of the 6th century B. C. to French 
 revolution. Pub. wkly. 
 
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 with an account of architecture in America. 
 1902. 19Jcm (Lib. of val. information) 
 
 Appleton 35c n 
 
 P Issued in England under title Story of architecture. 
 Selected list of books, p. 210. 
 
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 Nation. 
 
 721 Architectural construction 
 
 
 Freitag, J. K. Architectural engineering. 2d 
 
 ed. ' 1901. 23Jcm Wiley $3.50 
 
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 architectural schools, table of costs, contracts. N. Y. 
 
 Anderson, W: J. , & Spiers, R. P. Architecture 
 
 of Greece and Rome; a sketch of its historic 
 
 development. 1902. 24cm Scribner $7.50 n 
 
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 166 
 
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 Morse, E: S. Japanese homes and their sur- 
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 Harper $3 
 
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 Ricker. 
 
 723 Medieval 
 
 Moore. C: H. Development and character of 
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 Macmillan $4.50 n 
 
 8 Examination of its essential structure and resulting 
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 724 Modern 
 
 Anderson, W. J. Architecture of the renais- 
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 24cm Scribner $5 
 
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 History of renaissance architecture in England, with a fair 
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 Statham, H: H. Modern architecture. 1898. 
 21 Jem Scribner $3 
 
 Considers application of principles and motives of 
 architectural design to problems presented to architect 
 of to-day. Springfield. 
 
 725 Public buildings 
 
 Allsop, B. O. Public baths and wash-houses. 
 1894. 22cm Spon $2.50 
 
 Originally appeare* as illustrated articles in Building 
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 Berg, W. G. Buildings and structures of Amer- 
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 managers, superintendents, master mechanics, 
 engineers, architects, and students. 1900. 
 30x24cm Wiley $5 
 
 691 illustrations of buildings in different parts of the 
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 726 Ecclesiastic and religious 
 
 Bell's cathedral series; ed. by Gleeson White 
 and E. F. Strange. 1897-1903. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan 60c ea 
 
 A series of monographs by different authors 
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 Bond, Francis. English cathedrals illustrated. 
 2d ed. 1901. 19cm Lippincott $2 
 
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 Ditchfield, P: H. Cathedrals of Great Britain, 
 their history and architecture. 1902. 19cm 
 
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 authoritative and manly in tone. N. Y. 
 
 Clyde, Henry. Pleasure- cycling. 1895. 17cm 
 
 Little $1 
 
 Capital manual for beginner. Useful hints for choosing 
 a machine and for riding with safety and comfort. L. & I. 
 
 Dalton, Davis. How to swim. 1809. ISJcm ^ 
 
 Putnam $1 
 
 Practical detailed instructions, by an expert, on how to 
 acquire confidence, different strokes, fancy swimming, 
 rescue, resuscitation, etc. 
 
 Dent, C. T:, & others. Mountaineering. 2d ed. 
 1892. 19Jcm (Badminton lib. ) 
 
 Longmans $2.50 
 
 Frazer, P. D. Canoe cruising and camping. i/ 
 1897. 17cm (Forest & stream lib. ) 
 
 Forest & stream $1 
 
 Many kinks which will tend to secure comfort. Sci. 
 Amer. (Bj 
 
 Heathcote, J: M., & others. Tennis, by J. M. 
 Heathcote, with contributions by the Hon. A. 
 Lyttelton and W. C. Marshall; Lawn tennis, 
 by C. G. Heathcote, with contributions by L. 
 Dod, H. W. W. Wilberforce, H. F. Lawford, 
 S. W. Gore, R. D. Sears and Herbert Chipp; 
 Rackets, by E. 0. P.-Bouverie; Fives, by A. C. 
 Ainger. 1890. 19cm (Badminton lib.) 
 
 Longmans $2.50 
 
 Hutchinson, H. G., <fe others. Golf. 6th ed. 
 rev. 1898. 19Jcm (Badminton lib.) 
 
 Longmans $2.50 
 
 Pollock, W. H., & others. Fencing. 4th ed. 
 1897. 19$cm (Badminton lib.) 
 
 Longmans $2.50 
 
 Complete bibliography (p. 239-93) by Egerton Castle; 
 Boxing, by E. B. Michell; Wrestling, by Walter Armstrong. 
 Illustrations from instantaneous photographs. Title. 
 
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 178 
 
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 Track athletics in detail; comp. by editor of "In- 
 terscholastic sport" in "Harper's round table." 
 . 1896. 23cm ("Harper's round table" lib.) 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Contents: Track events; Field events; Bicycling. 
 
 Useful book about running, umping, walking, vault- 
 ing, putting the shot, throwing the hammer, and bicyling. 
 Illustrations from photographs of prominent athletes in 
 action a particularly valuable feature. Critic, 29:211. 
 
 Travis, W. J. Practical golf. 1901. 20cm 
 
 Harper $2 n 
 
 Deals with the game as modified by American climate 
 and soil. Publishers. 
 
 797 Boating and ball 
 
 Camp, W. C. , & Deland, L. F. Football. 1896. 
 21cm Houghton $2 
 
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 ever written on the subject. D. A. Sargent. 
 
 Kenealy, A. J. Boat sailing in fair weather and 
 foul. 6th ed. 1903. 17Jcm (Outing lib.) 
 
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 Good and practical. Stuntz. 
 
 Knight, E: F: Small-boat sailing. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Dutton $1.50 n 
 
 Clear and comprehensive. Explains plainly all that 
 the amateur need know in regard to choice, rig and 
 handling of small boats. Nation, 73:51. 
 
 Lehmann. B. C. Rowing, with chapters by 
 C. M. Pitman and Guy Nickalls; ed. by B. F. 
 Robinson. 1897. 19$cm Lane $2 
 
 Author one of the best coaches of present day. Much 
 information about the University boat race, the training 
 and dieting of crews. Chapters on rowing at Oxford, 
 Cambridge, in Australia and America. Illustrations. 
 Spec. 81:284. 
 
 Webb, F. B. Manual of the canvas canoe; its 
 construction. 1898. 19cm (Forest & stream 
 lib.) Forest & stream $1.25 n 
 
 Avoids use of involved technical terms and explains 
 clearly the simple lines on which canoe is constructed. 
 Working drawings give details for two designs. Nation, 
 67:472. 
 
 799 Fishing. Hunting. Target 
 shooting 
 
 Gibson, W: H. Camp life in the woods and the 
 tricks of trapping and trap making. 1881. 
 18cm Harper $1 
 
 Contains comprehensive hints on camp shelter, log 
 huts, bark shanties, woodland beds and bedding, boat 
 
 and canoe building and valuable suggestions on trn|>- 
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 Holder, C: F: Big game fishes of the United 
 States. 1903. 21cm (Amer. sportsman's lib.) 
 
 Macmillan $2 n 
 
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 store he enlivens his account with many an entertaining 
 tale. Affords excellent fishing by proxy. Good colored 
 plates of fishes in action. DM, 35:128. 
 
 McCarthy, Eugene. Familiar fish, their habits 
 and capture; a practical book on fresh- water 
 game fish, with an introd. by D: S. Jordan. 
 1900. 19 Jem Appleton $1.50 
 
 Practical book on fresh-water game fish. Describes 
 varieties, gives details about rods and tackle, hints as to 
 methods, outfits, camp life, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Roosevelt, Theodore. Wilderness hunter, an 
 account of the big game of the United States 
 and its chase with horse, hound and rifle. 1900. 
 17cm (Sagamore ser.) Putnam 50c 
 
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 parts were published as one volume under title The wil- 
 derness hunter. 
 
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 velt, T. S. Van Dyke, D. G. Elliot and A. J. 
 Stone; illus. by Carl Rungi us and others. 1902. 
 21cm (Amer. sportsman's lib.) 
 
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 ten by men who have a loving and educated interest in 
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 Crockett club. 1901. 21 Jem (Boone & 
 Crockett club) Forest & stream $2.50 
 
 14 contributions (with appendixes) by various authors. 
 
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 ranging from bear and buffalo hunting to photography 
 of game, covering widely separated times, places and 
 species of game. Preface by the editors perhaps the most 
 pleasing. Nation, 57: 399. 
 
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 pleat angler; ed. by Richard Le Gallienne, illus. 
 byE. H. New. 1904. 19icm (Crown lib.) 
 
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 O1 Philosophy. Literary esthetics 
 
 " Gayley, C: M., & Scott, F. N. Introduction 
 to the methods and materials of literary criti- 
 cism; the bases in aesthetics and poetics. 1899. 
 19cm Ginn $1.25 
 
 References interspersed. 
 
 For library and students invaluable book of reference. 
 Bibliography prepared by specialists. Suggestive, well 
 planned, well executed and thorough. Nation, 69: 488. 
 
 ^ Saintsbury, G: E: B. History of criticism and 
 literary taste in Europe from the earliest texts 
 to the present day; in 3 v. v. 1-2. 1900. 
 23cm Dodd v. 1-2, $3.50 n ea 
 
 From early Greek criticism through Aristotle, the Byzan- 
 tine, Latin and early medieval critics to Dante, Chaucer, 
 Froissart, Petrarch, Boccaccio, Gavin Douglas. N. Y. 
 
 y Winchester, C. T: Some principles of literary 
 criticism. 1899. 18Jcm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Attempts to define the qualities found in all writing 
 deserving to be called literature and to lay down some 
 principles of sound critical judgment. N. Y. 
 
 O3 Dictionaries 
 
 y Brewer, E. C. Dictionary of phrase and fable. 
 Rev. ed. 1902. 20cm Lippincott $1.50 
 
 Rf Derivation, source or origin of common phrases, al- 
 lusions and words that have a special meaning. Kroeger. 
 
 Reader's handbook of famous names in 
 fiction, allusions, references, proverbs, plots, 
 stories, and poems. Rev. ed. 1904. 20Jcm 
 
 Ef Lippincott $3.50 
 
 Champlin, J: D. Young folks' cyclopaedia of 
 literature and art. 1901. 21cm Holt $2.50 
 
 RfY Concise accounts of masterpieces of literature 
 and art, including music, painting, architecture and 
 sculpture. Kroeger. 
 
 O4 Essays 
 
 ^ Bates, Arlo. Talks on the study of literature. 
 1897. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 In essay style, full of well sorted talk, criticism, anec- 
 dotes and advice. Nation, 65: 419 (B) 
 
 . Brandes, G: M. C. Eminent authors of the 
 nineteenth century: literary portraits; tr. by 
 R. B. Anderson. 1886. 20cm Crowell $2 
 Contents: Paul Heyse; Hans Christian Andersen; John 
 Stuart Mill; Ernest Renan; Gustave Flaubert; Frederik 
 Paludan-Muller; Bjornstjerne Bjornson; Henrik Jbsen. 
 
 Dowden, Edward. Studies in literature, 1789- 
 1877. 2ded. 1882. 21cm Paul 6/ 
 
 Contents: French revolution and literature; Transcen- 
 dental movement and literature; Scientific movement 
 and literature; Prose works of Wordsworth; Walter Sav- 
 age Landor; Tennyson and Browning; George Eliot; 
 Lamennais; Edgar Quinet; On some French writers of 
 verse, 1830-77; Poetry of Victor Hugo; Poetry of democ- 
 racy, Walt Whitman. 
 
 It is as a critic on poetry, in a volume full of suggestion 
 and guidance, that we find him at his best, fipec, 74: 
 822 (B) 
 
 Matthews, Brander. Aspects of fiction, and ' 
 other ventures in criticism. 3d ed. 1902. 
 19 Jem Scribner $1.25 n 
 
 Contents: American literature; Two studies of the 
 South; The penalty of humor; On pleasing the taste of 
 the public; On certain parallelisms between the ancient 
 drama and the modern; Importance of the folk-theatre; 
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 LemaHre; Two Scotsmen of letters: Andrew Lang, Rob- 
 ert Louis Steven>on; Aspects of fiction: The gift of 
 story-telling, Cervantes, Zola, Kipling & co., The prose 
 tales of Francois Coppe'e, The short stories of Ludovic 
 Hal6vy, Charles Dudley Warner as a writer of fiction. 
 
 Trent, W: P. Authority of criticism, and other ; 
 essays. 1899. 20cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: Authority of criticism; Apropos of Shelley; 
 Literature and morals; Nature of literature; On translat- 
 ing Horace; The Byron revival; Teaching the spirit of 
 literature; Mr Howells and romanticism; Tennyson and 
 Musset once more. 
 
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 criticism; shows breadth of scholarship and clearness of 
 vision. N. Y. 
 
 Corson, Hiram. Aims of literary study. 1895. 
 13cm (Miniature ser.) Macmillan 75c 
 
 To get at the being of a great author, to come into rela- 
 tionship with his absolute personality, is the highest re- 
 sult of the study of his works. Author (B) 
 
 O Rhetoric. Treatises. Collections 
 
 Alden, B. M. Art of debate. 1900. 19cm 
 
 Holt $1 
 
 Highly useful. Discussion is lucid, and illustrative 
 material is of the most happy sort. Dial, 29: 237 (B) 
 
 Bartlett, John, comp. Familiar quotations. 9th 
 ed. 1902. 22Jcm Little $3 
 
 Rf Collection of passages, phrases and proverbs, both 
 poetical and prose, giving sources in ancient and modern 
 
 (179) 
 
 797
 
 180 
 
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 literature; chronologic arrangement. Index of authors 
 and of most important words of quotations. Kroeger. 
 
 Bates, Arlo. Talks on writing English. .2 v. 
 1896-1901 . 20cm 
 
 Houghton v. 1, $1.50; v. 2, $1.30 n 
 E Sensible and helpful. Buffalo. 
 
 Buckley, J. M. Extemporaneous oratory for 
 professional and amateur speakers. 1898. 
 20cm Eaton $1.50 
 
 Expert's understanding of the art; comprehensive and 
 practical, effectively detailed, and sensible. Lit. world, 
 30:292. 
 
 Genung, J: F. Practical elements of rhetoric, 
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 Index of principal quotations, p. 485-88. 
 Strong points are method, clearness and copious use of 
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 19cm . Ginn $1 
 
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 problems not only of the older but of the more modern, 
 
 specially the German, criticism. Gayley & Scott. 
 
 v Harbottle, T: B. comp. Dictionary of quotations 
 (classical) 1897. 21cm Macmillan $2.50 
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 & Dalbiac, P. H. comp. Dictionary of 
 
 quotations (French and Italian) 1901. 20cm 
 Kf Macmillan $2.50 
 
 Hoyt, J. K. comp. Cyclopedia of practical quo- 
 tations, English, Latin, and modern foreign lan- 
 guages. Rev. ed. 1896. 25cm Funk $5 
 Ef First ed. 1881, by J. K. Hoyt and A.. L. Ward. 
 Arranged under subjects, giving exact authority as 
 fully as possible. Full index to quotations from English 
 authors and the English translation of foreign quotations; 
 also an index to Latin and modern foreign quotations. 
 Kroeger. 
 
 Jones, H. P. comp. New dictionary of foreign 
 
 phrases and classical quotations. Rev. ed. 1902. 
 
 21cm Lip-pincott $3 
 
 Ef Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, Spanish, 
 
 Portuguese. List of authors quoted. Kroeger. 
 
 Knowles, F: L. ed. Treasury of humorous po- 
 etry; a compilation of witty, facetious, and satir- 
 ical verse selected from the writings of British 
 and American poets. 1902. 19cm 
 
 Estes $1.20 n 
 
 Judiciously chosen. Aims to give only extracts amusing 
 to modern readers. More than 100 authors represented. 
 Dial, 33: 338. 
 
 Legouve, G. J. B. E. W. Reading as a fine art; 
 tr. from 9th ed. by A. L. Alger. 1886. 17cm 
 
 Penn 50c 
 
 He teaches by example (he is famed in France as an 
 admirable reader) and by examples; his pages are filled 
 with pertinent anecdotes. Nation (B) 
 
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 ed. with introd. and notes by F. N. Scott. 1891. 
 19cm Allyn 50c 
 
 Admirable discussion of fundamentals of literature. 
 Gayley & Scott (B) 
 
 Library of the world's best literature, ancient 
 and modern; C: D. Warner, editor; H. W. Ma- 
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 ciate editors. 31 v. 1902. 24Jcm (Teachers' 
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 noted books; General index, v. 31, Guide to systematic 
 readings. 
 
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 critical, of authors quoted. Selections well chosen and 
 readable. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. ed. Poets and poetry of 
 Europe; with introductions and biographical 
 notices. Rev. ed. 1896. 25cm 
 
 Houghton $5 
 
 Grouped by language and arranged chronologically. 
 Meiklejohn. J: M. D. Art of writing English; a 
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 tion, and other matters. 1900. 19Jcm 
 
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 Meredith, George. An essay on comedy, and 
 the uses of the comic spirit. 2ded. 1898. 20cm 
 
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 Of value from its subject matter and its author's place 
 in English literature. Bowdoin. 
 
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 20cm Houghton $1.25 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 364-71. 
 
 Deals with novelist's materials and his use of them, plot, 
 background, realism, romanticism, the short story, etc. 
 Suggestions for study in appendix. N. Y. 
 
 Raleigh, W. A. Style. 3ded. 1898. 20cm 
 
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 Riddle, George, ed. Modern reader and speaker. 
 1900. 20cm Stone $1.50 
 
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 of that which seems modern in the works of old, well- 
 tried authors, with the literature of today. The selec- 
 tions are adapted to the modern natural method of speak- 
 ing. Pref. 
 
 Schlegel, A. W. von. Lectures on dramatic art 
 and literature; tr. by John Black; 2d ed. by 
 A. J. W. Morrison. 1902. 19cm (Bohn's 
 stand, lib.) Macmillan $1 n 
 
 Scott, F. N., & Denney, J. V. Composition- 
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 Spencer, Herbert. Philosophy of style; with 
 an essay on style by T. H. Wright; ed. with 
 introd. and notes, by F. N. Scott. 2d ed. 1895. 
 19 Jem Allyn 45c n 
 
 Most important. Attempts to explain the effect of both 
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 and mental sensibilities. Gayley & Scott (B) 
 
 Stedman, E. C. Nature and elements of poetry. 
 1892. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 He furnishes not petty measures but great principles. 
 It will do much, attentively studied, to deepen one's 
 sense of that connection between poetry and life which 
 is the finest result of literary criticism. H. E. Scudder (B) 
 
 Wendell, Barrett. English composition; eight 
 lectures given at the Lowell institute. 1901. 
 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Westlake, J. W. How to write letters; a man- 
 ual of correspondence. 1801. 17 Jem 
 
 Sower 84c n 
 
 Probably the best manual for the inexpert letter-writer. 
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 Simonde de Sismondi, J. C: L. Historical view 
 of the literature of the south of Europe; tr. with 
 notes and a life of the author, by Thomas Roscoe. 
 4th ed. 2 v. 1895. 18Jcm (Bohn's stand, 
 lib.) Macmillan $2 n 
 
 Quotations for occasions. 
 Centurv $1.50 
 
 Rf Book of bright, apt quotations to add spice to 
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 Woodbridge, Elisabeth. The drama, its laws 
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 Botta, Mrs A. C.. (Lynch) Handbook of uni- 
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 Brandes, G-: M. C. Main currents in nineteenth 
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 23cm Macmillan v. 1, $2.25 n; v.'2-3, $2.75 nea 
 
 P S Contents: v. 1, The emigrant literature, v. 2, Ro- 
 mantic school in Germany ( 1873) v. 3, Reaction i n France 
 (1874) 
 
 Shows multifarious learning, catholicity and geni- 
 ality. Nation, 73: 72. 
 
 Elton, Oliver. The Augustan ages. 1899. 19jcm 
 ( Periods of Europ. lit. ) Scr ibner $1.50 n 
 
 R A clear survey of classicism Jn European literature, 
 which naturally resolves itself into a r<5sum6 of French 
 and English literature in latter half of 17th and .first 
 quarter of 18th centuries. Buffalo. 
 
 Matthews, Brander. Development of the drama. 
 1903. 19icm Scribner '$1.25 n 
 
 Rather a study of dramatic construction than of the 
 drama as literature. Pittsburg. 
 
 Bronson, W. C. Short history of American 
 literature. 1900. 17icm Heath 80c n 
 
 Harris, A. B. American authors for young 
 folks. 1887. 18cm Lothrop $1 
 
 Y Contents: Irving; Cooper; Prescott; Emerson; Haw- 
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 "H. H." and others; Lowell. 
 
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 Higg-inson, T: W., & Boynton, H: W. Read- 
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 Houghton $1.25 n 
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 Lists for study and reading, p. 311-16. 
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 minor names and details. Brief, but complete and con- 
 secutive. Pittsburg. 
 
 Howells, W: D. Literary friends and acquaint- 
 ance; a personal retrospect of American author- 
 ship. 1900. 21 Jem Harper $2.50 
 Contents: My first visit to New England; First impres- 
 sions of literary New York; Roundabout to Boston; Lit- 
 erary Boston as I knew it; Oliver Wendell Holmes; The 
 white Mr Longfellow; Studies of Lowell; Cambridge 
 neighbors. 
 
 Mitchell, D. G. American lands and letters. 
 2 v. 1897-99. 21 Jem Scribner $2.50 ea 
 
 Contents: v. 1, The Mayflower to Rip Van Winkle, v. 2, 
 Leatherstocking toPoe's " Raven." 
 
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 much personal reminiscence. Admirable illustrations 
 and typography. N. Y. 
 
 Pancoast, H: S. Introduction to American lit- 
 erature. 1898. 17Jcm Holt $1 
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 From colonial period to present. Best brief manual of 
 the subject. Nation. 
 
 Richardson, C: F. American literature, 1607- 
 1885. 1887-89. 23cm Putnam $3.50 
 
 Useful large manual. Broad, sensible and scholarly. 
 Nation, 44: 172 (B) 
 
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 1607-1865. 1903. 20cm (Lit. of the world) 
 
 Appleton $1.40 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 681-93. 
 
 Excellent outline packed with historical facts, critical 
 evaluations, names and titles, deftly combined and in- 
 terestingly discussed. N. Y. 
 
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 Trent, W: P., & Wells, B: W. ed. Colonial 
 nrose and poetry. 3v. 1903. 16cm (Handy vol. 
 class. ) Crowell 75c ea 
 
 Attempts to present such passages from colonial authors 
 as reveal most of literary art, of individual genius, and 
 of national mind in process of differentiation. Pref. 
 
 Tyler, M. C. History of American literature 
 
 during the colonial time. Rev. ed.' 1890. 
 
 23cm Putnam $3 
 
 Thorough, exhaustive chronicle of American literary 
 
 annals, down to the revolution. L. & I. 
 
 Literary history of the American revolu- 
 tion, 1763-1783. 1897. 23cm Putnam $3 
 
 Fully represents both whigsand tories. Follows his His- 
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 Wendell, Barrett. Literary history of America. 
 1900. 23cm (Lib. of lit. hist.) Scribner $3 
 
 Authorities, p. 533-55. 
 
 Not a complete history; vivacious though rather sketchy 
 essays. Comment on individual authors fresh and pene- 
 trating. W. C. Bronson in Amer. hist. r. 6: 807. 
 
 Woodberry, G: E: America in literature. 1903. 
 20cm Harper $1.50 n 
 
 Originally appeared in Harper's magazine July 1902-Oet. 
 1903 and Harper's weekly. 
 
 Contents: The beginnings; The Knickerbocker era; The 
 literary age of Boston; The South; The West; The 
 achievement; Results and conditions. 
 
 11 American poetry 
 
 Aldrich, T: B. Poems. 1890. 20 Jem ( House- 
 hold ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 
 His predilection is for the picturesque; for romance 
 combined with simplicity, purity and tenderness of feel- 
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 Brown, A. F. Pocketful of posies; ill us. by 
 F. Y. Cory. 1902. 19cm Houghton $1.50 n 
 Y Poetic, humorous and fantastic. N. Y. 
 
 Bryant, W: C. Poetical works; Roslyn ed. with 
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 bibliography of his writings by H: C. Sturges, 
 and a memoir of his life by R: H: Stoddard. 
 1903. 21 Jem Appleton $2 
 
 Pride, honor, country throbbed through all his strain. 
 J. R. Lowell. 
 
 Bunner, H: C. Poems. 1896. 18cm 
 
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 Contents: Airs from Arcady; Rowen; Ballads of the 
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 Burton, Richard. Lyrics of brotherhood. 1899. 
 
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 Gary, Alice & Phoebe. Poetical works. 1882. 
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 Crandall, C: H: ed. Representative sonnets by 
 American poets, with an essay on the sonnet, 
 its nature and history, including many notable 
 sonnets of other literature*. 1890. 20Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Dickinson, Emily. Poems; 1st ser., 10th ed. 
 1892. 17 Jem Little $1.25 
 
 Dodge, Mrs Mary ( Mapes > Rhymes and 
 jingles. 1903. 19cm 
 
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 When life is young. 1894. 19 Jem 
 
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 Dunbar, P. L. Lyrics of lowly life; with introd. * 
 
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 Eggleston, G: C. ed. American war ballads v 
 
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 A collection of the songs and ballads of the colonial 
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 Mexico, and the civil war. Title. 
 
 Emerson, B. W. Poems. 1904. 20 Jem ( Cen- 
 tenary ed.) Houghton $1.75 
 
 In his Complete works in class 814; v. 9. 
 Field, Eugene. ' A little book of western verse. 
 1895. 18cm Scribner $1.25 
 
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 With trumpet and drum. 1903. 17cm 
 
 Scribner $1 
 
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 Gilder, B: W. Five books of song. 4th ed. \^ 
 1900. 19 Jem Century $1.50 
 
 Includes The new day; The celestial passion; Lyrics; 
 Two worlds; The great remembrance. 
 
 Harte, Bret. Poetical works. 1902. 20Jcm 
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 Hay, John. Poems. 1899. 18Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Pike county ballads; Wanderlieder; New 
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 Holbrook, Florence. Hiawatha primer. 1898. 
 20cm 
 
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 Holland, J. G. Complete poetical writings. 
 
 1900. 21cm Scribner $3.50 
 
 Bittersweet, Katrina, etc. formerly issued in separate 
 
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 Holmes, O. W. Complete poetical works. 1895 
 21 Jem (Camb. ed. of the poets) Houghton $2 
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 Hovey, Richard. Along the trail; a book of 
 lyrics. 3d ed. 1903. 17Jcm Small $1.50 
 Jackson, Mrs H.. M. (Fiske) Hunt. Poems. 
 1902. 19cm Little $1.50 
 
 / Knowles, F: L. ed. Golden treasury of Ameri- 
 can songs and lyrics. 1898. 17$cm Page $1.25 
 147 poems by 61 writers from Freneau to Lloyd Mifflin. 
 Roughly chronologic arrangement. N. Y. 
 
 Lanier, Sidney. Poems; ed. by his wife, with 
 a memorial by W: H. Ward. New ed. 1891. 
 19|cm Scribner $2 
 
 Larcom, Lucy. Poetical works. 20 Jem (House- 
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 Lawton, W: C. The New England poets. 1898. 
 17cm Macmillan 75c 
 
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 Longfellow, Whittier, Lowell, Holmes. N. Y. 
 
 Brings a cosmopolitan culture to the consideration of 
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 Learned, Walter, ed. Treasury of American 
 
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 not always found in similar books. Grouped by subject 
 
 and sentiment. N. Y. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Complete poetical works. 
 1893. 21$cm (Camb. ed. of the poets) 
 
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 The complete Poetical works, Riverside edition, 6 v. 89, 
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 Lowell, J. B. Complete poetical works. 1896. 
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 Markham, Edwin. The man with the hoe, and 
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 Title poem, inspired by Millet's famous- painting, a plea 
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 ^ Mifflin, Lloyd. At the gates of song: sonnets. 
 
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 , Moody, W:V. Poems. 1901. 19cm 
 
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 Morrison, J/rsM.. J. (Whitney) ed. Songs and 
 
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 Peabody, J. P. Singing leaves; a book of songs 
 
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 Poe, E. A. Complete poetical works; ed. by J: 
 
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 His poems convey no moral, they echo no call to duty, 
 
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 nescent; they are their own excuse for being. Brander 
 Matthews. 
 
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 Biley, J. W. Poems and prose sketches. Home- 
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 Contents: v. 1, Neghborly poems and dialect sketches, 
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 v. 5, Rhymes of childhood, v. 6, The flying islands of the 
 night, v. 7, Green fields and running brooks, v. 8, Poems 
 here at home. v. 9, Armazindy. v. 10, A child-world. 
 v. 11, Rubaiyat of Doc Sifers and Home-folks, v. 12, 
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 Y Houghton $1.50 
 
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 Contents: Early and recent conditions; Growth of the 
 American schools; Bryant; Whittier; Emerson; Longfel- 
 low; Poe; Holmes; Lowell; Whitman; Bayard Taylor; The 
 outlook. 
 
 He has honesty, versatile sympathy, exact knowledge, 
 and withal is a poet. Its critical delineations are clear- 
 cut, its matter is solid, its style strong, incisive, sugges- 
 tive. H. N. Powers in Dial. 
 
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 Stoddard, B: H: Poems. Complete ed. 1880. 
 21cm Scribner $4 
 
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 Y Houghton $1.50 
 
 In the young world. 1896. 20Jcm 
 
 Y Houghton $1.50 
 
 Lyrics and sonnets. 1887. ISJcm 
 
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 McClurg $1.50 
 
 Van Dyke, Henry. The builders, and other 
 poems. 1897. 19cm Scribner $1 
 
 The Builders written for Princeton sesquicentennial 
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 Whitman, Walt. Leaves of grass. 1903. 19Jcm 
 
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 age echoes, and A backward glance o'er travel'd roads. 
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 Selections from [his] prose and poetry; 
 
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 able. Ed. sel. 
 
 Preeminently the singer of the anti-slavery crusade, the 
 most representative of New England poets, and the poet 
 of religious sympathy and hope and trust. J: W. Chad- 
 wick. . 
 
 Woodberry, G: E: Poems. 1903. ISJcm 
 
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 Players' elegy, North Shore watch, odes and sonnets, with 
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 12 American drama 
 
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 farces. 1889. 19cm. Harper $1 
 
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 kine; Mary Bell. v. 3, Beechnut; Rodolphus. v. 4, Ellen 
 
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 and price, is perhaps rather advanced for 14 years. Ed. sel- 
 
 Eight cousins; or, The aunt-hill. 1903. 
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 Y Little $1.50 
 
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 17 Jem Little $1.50 
 
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 Y Illus. ed. 1903, Little 92. Ed. sel. 
 
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 Y Illus. ed. 1902, Little $2, desirable. Ed. sel. 
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 Y Stories read to a party of children during the Christ- 
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 1896. loxllicm 
 Harper $1 
 
 Life of a New England girl of superior birth, who goes 
 out to earn her living, and shows energy and adherence 
 to the right. Baker. 
 
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 Y Exciting adventures of 4 New York boys on the 
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 1901. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
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 so; A young desperado; Miss Mehetabel's son; A struggle 
 for life; Mademoiselle Olympe Zabriski; Pere Antoine's 
 date-palm. 
 
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 the manipulation of plot. Every tale is logically worked 
 out, complete in itself, and usually ends in a surprise. 
 Baker. 
 
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 A nearly impossible plot, worked out with wit and 
 plausibility. Baker. 
 
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 A sea turn, and other matters. 1902. 
 
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 Contents: A sea turn; His Grace the Duke; Shaw's 
 folly; An untold story; The case of Thomas Phipps; The 
 white feather. 
 
 The Stillwater tragedy. 1880. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Various aspects of life in a manufacturing village, the 
 passions and calamities of a strike, realistically depicted. 
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 Y Other good editions are illustrated ed. Houghton 
 S'2, and Riverside school library ed. 70c. Ed. sel. 
 
 Story of a mischievous but truly good, natural New 
 England boy. Puritanism is characterized. N. Y. 
 
 Two bites at a cherry, with other tales. 
 1894. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Two bites at a cherry; " For bravery on the 
 Weld of battle," The Chevalier de Resseguier; Goliath; 
 My cousin the colonel; A Christmas fantasy, with a 
 moral; Her dying words. 
 
 Allen, J. L. Aftermath. 
 (Harper's little nov. ) 
 
 Follows Kentucky cardinal. 
 
 Meditations and fanciful disquisitions on life. Domi- 
 nant motive the conflict between love of nature and the 
 humaner love of wife and home. Baker. 
 
 The choir invisible. 
 
 1898. 17Jem 
 
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 Story of Kentucky in years following war of independ- 
 ence; very delicate in analysis of feeling, and in the sug- 
 gestive and poetical use of landscape. Baker. 
 
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 Two gentlemen of Kentucky; The white cowl; Sister I)o- 
 lorosa; Posthumous fame. 
 
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 hardy agricultural folk. Mostly pathetic in motive. 
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 A Kentucky cardinal. 1898. 15xll$cm 
 
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 Reign of law; a tale of the Kentucky 
 
 hemp fields. 1900. 18cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Andrews, Jane. Seven little sisters who live 
 on the round ball that floats in the air. 1893. 
 18cm (Class, for home school) 
 
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 Gives a vivid impression of the shape of the earth, of 
 the distribution of nations over it and of the essential 
 brotherhood of man. T: W. Higginson. 
 
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 Y A good birdseye view of progress of civilization, in- 
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 people; illus. by M. L. Dan forth. 2*1 Jem 
 
 Button $1.50 
 
 Y Bits of pure imagination, having that impossibility 
 in which children delight, that fresh vigor which carries 
 attention along, and that suggestion which even children 
 vaguely feel o( deeper meanings. T: W. Higginson. 
 
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 the first-born daughter of the Pilgrims. 1891. 
 ISJcm Houghton $1.25 
 
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 of colonial times. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
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 and his daughters; a story of the Old Colony. 
 1901. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
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 and legends. 
 
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 grims, n. d. 19cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Tale of the pilgrims of Plymouth colony in 17th century. 
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 by editor of St Nicholas. 300 illustrations. 1903. 
 24$cm Century $1.50 
 
 Y Embraces about 40 pages of the earlier edition; the 
 rest made up of new favorites from recent numbers of St 
 Nicholas. Pub. wJcly. 
 
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 north country. 1903. 21cm Lothrop $1.50 
 Novel of life in the Adirondacks 50 years ago, the inter- 
 est centering in Eben Holden, a faithful old servant. 
 Graphic pictures of nature and of life in woods and fields. 
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 Bangs, J: K. House- boat on the Styx. 1896. 
 
 17 Jem Harper $1.25 
 
 Shakespeare, Mozart, Dr Johnson, Delilah, Lucretia 
 
 Borgia, Barnum, Artemus Ward and Phidias are among 
 
 the dramatis personx of these absurdities. Baker. 
 
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 college life and football. 1902. 20cm 
 
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 Y In a small New England college. N. Y. 
 Captain of the crew. 1901. 20cm 
 
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 Y School athletics and character building. Follows 
 For the honor of the school. N. Y. 
 
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 Y Appleton $1.50 
 
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 Y Tale of a preparatory school and of freshman year 
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 ball game. Pittsburg. 
 
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 Y A young man's struggle against untoward circum- 
 stances in a small New England college. N. Y. 
 
 Barnes, James. Drake and his yeomen; a true 
 accounting of the character and adventures of 
 Sir Francis Drake. 1899. 20|cm 
 
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 Y Interesting and instructive story of twin brothers 
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 Y Story of two years of Admiral Farragut's boy life on 
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 1888. 22cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Y Mexico and Texas form background of story, which 
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 Barr, Mrs A. E. (Huddleston) Bow of orange 
 ribbon. 1893. 20Jcm Dodd $1.25 
 
 Story of New York in 1756, with a romance between a 
 Dutch maiden and one of King George's officers. Pic- 
 turesque, natural and amusing. L. & I. 
 
 Friend Olivia. 1898. 19cm Dodd $1.25 
 Historical study of Quaker life in early days of Crom- 
 well, full of sympathy with puritans and severity toward 
 cavaliers. Cromwell among the dramatis personse. Baker. 
 
 Jan Vedder's wife. 1885. 17Jcm 
 
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 Story of the Shetland isles and the primitive inhabit- 
 ants, descendants of the Norsemen, with sketches of their 
 homely yet picturesque life. Baker. 
 
 Maid of Maiden lane; sequel to "The 
 
 bow of orange ribbon." 1900. 19cm 
 
 Dodd $1.50 
 
 Death of Franklin, large influx of French refugees, 
 and division of opinion regarding English rights in the 
 lost colonies, enter into the story. New York city, 1791. 
 Baker. 
 
 Remember the Alamo. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Dodd $1.25 
 
 Tale of the revolt of the Americans in Texas against 
 Mexican rule. Davy Crockett, Sum Houston and Santa 
 Anna figure prominently. L. & I. 
 
 Baskett, J. N. As the light led. 1900. 17 Jem 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Country love story of northern Missouri, when political 
 issues of that region were seriously affected by disputes of 
 Immersionists and Paedobaptists. Baker. 
 
 Bellamy, Edward. Looking backward, 2000- 
 1887; with introd. by Sylvester Baxter. Me- 
 morial ed. 1898. 19Jcm Houghton $1 
 
 Picture of a socialist state in 2000 and retrospective 
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 Bennett, John. Barnaby Lee. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 Century $1.50 
 
 T Boy's adventures with pirates and in New Amster- 
 dam at period of English capture, 1664. Local color care- 
 fully studied. Among characters are Peter Stuyvesant 
 and Governor Calvert of Maryland. N. Y. 
 
 Master Skylark; illus. by R. B. Birch. 
 1898. 19Jcm Century $1.50 
 
 Y Master Skylark, a Stratford boy in Shakespeare's 
 time, who, falling on hard places in London, seeks the aid 
 of his fellowtownsman. Dial. 
 
 Boyesen, H. H. Gunnar; a tale of Norse life. 
 10th ed. 1903. ISJcm Scribner $1.25 
 
 A Norse romance following a boy's growing life and 
 love. N. Y. 
 
 Modern vikings; stories of life and sport 
 in the Norseland. 1887. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 T Contents: Tharald's otter; Between sea and sky; 
 Mikkel; The famine among the gnomes; How Bernt 
 went whaling; The cooper and the wolves; Magnie's 
 dangerous ride; Thorwald and the star-children; Big 
 Hans and little Hans; A new winter sport; The Skerry of 
 shrieks; Fiddle-John's family. 
 
 Collection of Norwegian folk- tales and stories of 
 modern adventure. Hardy. 
 
 Norseland tales. 1894. 19cm (Norseland 
 ser.) Scribner $1.25 
 
 Y Contents: Zuleika; The sunless world; Life for life; 
 The adventures of a "dig;" A runaway's Thanksgiving; 
 A born chieftain; The feud of the wildhaymen; The little 
 chap; The sun's sisters; Little Alvilda. 
 
 Adventures of Norway boys at home and abroad. Sar- 
 gent 2. 
 
 Brady, C. T. For the freedom of the sea. 1899. 
 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 War of 1812. Vivid account of fight between Constitu- 
 tion and Guerriere. N. Y. 
 
 Briscoe, M. S. Jimty, and others; illus. by W. T. 
 Smedley and A. B. Frost. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.50 
 
 Contents: Jimty; The price of peace; An echo; The 
 Christmasmummers; Concealed weapons; Annie Tousey's 
 littlegame; Princess I-would-I-wot-not; Itisthecustom; 
 Salt of the earth; A goose-chase; An entomological woo- 
 ing; The quarter loaf. 
 
 Brooks, E. S. A boy of the first empire. 1895. 
 
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 Y Hero is in the personal service of Napoleon, and the 
 
 domestic side of the emperor's character is pleasantly 
 
 shown. Originally published in St Nicholas. Unit. 
 
 In Leisler's times: an historical story of 
 Knickerbocker New York. 1886. 19Jcm 
 Y Lothrop $1.50 
 
 - & Alden, John. The long walls. 1896. 
 20cm Putnam $1.50 
 
 Y An American boy's adventures in digging out re- 
 muins of a buried city in Greece. N. Y. 
 Illustrations excellent; local color, and even Greek 
 
 quotations accurate. Gives very correct impressions in 
 regard to localities. Nation. 
 
 Brooks, Noah. The boy emigrants; illus. by 
 Thomas Moran and W. L. Sheppard. 1903. 
 19$cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Y Adventures of some boys who started from Illinois to 
 cross the plains shortly after the breaking out of the 
 "gold fever" in California. Hardy. 
 
 Boys of Fairport. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Y Originally published as The Fairport nine. Will ap- 
 peal to any boy with a wholesome love of athletics. N. Y. 
 
 Tales of the Maine coast. 1894. 17icm 
 Scribner $1 
 
 Contents: Pansy Pegg; The apparition of Jo Murch; 
 The hereditary barn; The phantom sailor; The honor of 
 a family; The waif of Nautilus Island; A century ago. 
 
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 town of Castine, Me. 
 
 Brown, A. F. The lonesomest doll. 1901. 
 19cm Houghton 85c n 
 
 Y The rescue of a doll confined in the treasure house 
 because too splendid for her little mother to play with. 
 
 Brown, Alice. King's End. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Originally published in Lippincott's magazine under title 
 April showers. 
 
 Quiet story of life in a New England mountain village, 
 full of insight into rustic character. Baker. 
 
 Meadow-grass. 1899. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Contents: Number five; Farmer Eli's vacation; After 
 all; Told in the poorhouse; Heman's ma; Heartsease; 
 Mis' Wadleigh's guest; A righteous bargain; Joint owners 
 in Spain; At Sudleigh fair; Bankrupt; Nancy Boyd's last 
 sermon; Strollers in Tiverton. 
 
 Short tales of New England village life, characterised 
 by a joyous, outdoor spirit and a keen delight in the open 
 air. Baker. 
 
 Tiverton tales. 1899. 19icm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Contents: Dooryards; A March wind; The mortuary 
 chest; Horn-o'-the-moon; A stolen festival; A last assem- 
 bling; The way of peace: The experience of Hannah 
 Prime; Honey and myrrh; A second marriage; The flat- 
 iron lot; The end of all living. 
 
 Stories and character sketches of New England country 
 folk. N. Y. 
 
 Brown, H. D. Little Miss Phoebe Gay. 1895. 
 19Jcm Houghton $1 
 
 Y Story of daily adventures of a little New England 
 girllO years old. N. Y. 
 
 Brush, Mrs Christine (Chaplin) The colonel's 
 opera cloak. 1904. 19cm Little $1.50 
 
 The happy go lucky life of a southern family in a north- 
 ern town. N. Y. 
 
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 Bunner, H: C. Love in old cloathes, and other 
 stories; illus. by W. T. Smedley, Orson Lowell 
 and Andr6 Castaigne. 1896. 19Jcm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: Love in old cloathes; A letter and a para- 
 graph: "As one having authority;" Crazy wife's ship; 
 French for a fortnight; The red silk handkerchief; Our 
 aromatic uncle. 
 
 The midge. 1902. ISJcm Scribner $1 
 Story of the French quarter in New York. L. & I. 
 More "Short sixes." 1894. 19Jcm 
 
 Keppler $1 
 
 Contents: The cumbersome horse; Mr Vincent Egg 
 and the wage of sin; The ghoollah; Cutwater of Seneca; 
 Mr Wick's aunt; What Mrs Fortescue did; The man with 
 the pink pants; The third figure in the cotillion; Saman- 
 tha Boom-de-ay; My dear Mrs Billington. 
 
 "Short sixes;" stories to be read while 
 
 the candle burns. 1891. 19cm Keppler $1 
 Contents: The tenor; Col. Brereton's aunty; A round- 
 up; The two churches of Quawket; The love letters of 
 Smith; Zenobia's infidelity; The nine cent-girls; The nice 
 people: Mr Copernicus and the proletariat; Hector; A 
 sisterly scheme; Zozo; An old, old story. 
 
 Clever, humorous tales in which the artist keeps turn- 
 ing up the unexpected. Critic, 17: 333. 
 
 Story of a New York house; illus. by 
 
 A. B. Frost. 1887. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 Study of typical local and family history-^quiet, un- 
 eventful American realism. Baker. 
 
 Zadoc Pine, and other stories. 1891. 
 
 18Jcm Scribner $1 
 
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 1879.' 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Tragic story of the lowly domestic life of the Lan- 
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 In connection with the De Willoughby 
 
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 Country life in Tennessee about time of civil war 
 (1861). Baker. 
 
 Little Lord Fauntleroy. 1897. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Y An engaging boy born in America in poverty is the 
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 Louisiana. 1880. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Portrait of a simple and beautiful type of southern 
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 That lass o' Lowrie's. 1902. 19cm 
 
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 Story of the author's native Lancashire. Loving and 
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 Burnett, Mrs Frances (Hodgson) Through < me 
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 A poignant drama enacted amidst the brilliant social 
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 Burnham. Mrs C. L. (Root) Dr Latimer; a 
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 Next door. 18Jcm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Delineation of life 50 years ago in a sequestered New 
 
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 The wise woman. 1895. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.L'5 
 Bynner, E. L. Agnes Surriage. n. d. 18Jcm 
 
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 Love romance of colonial times, based on story of Sir 
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 Cable, O: W. Bonaventure. 1888. 18Jcm 
 
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 Idyllic love story, with humor in the character sketches 
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 description. Baker. 
 
 Dr Sevier. 1902. 20cm 
 
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 Story of the struggle of a young married pair in New 
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 The Grandissimes; a story of creole life. 
 
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 John March, southerner. 1894. 19cm 
 
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 Old creole days. 1890. 17cm 
 
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 Y Vivid picture of wholesome boy life in Lexington. 
 Has historic value. Pittsburg. 
 
 Carryl, C: E: Davy and the goblin; or, What 
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 Y Fantastic adventures of a little boy who wouldn't 
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 Catherwood, Mrs Mary (Hartwell) Romance 
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 Dollard was "the man of courageous heart" who saved 
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 Revolutionary romance of love and adventure. Hero 
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 A king and a few dukes; a romance. 
 
 1896. 19cm Putnam $1.25 
 
 Maids of paradise. 1903. 19Jcm 
 
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 Romance of love and adventure during Franco- Prussian 
 war. Paradise is a Breton village and the hero an Amer- 
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 The red republic. 1895. 20cm 
 
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 Minute study of the Paris commune of 1871, including 
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 Y Adventures at court and during siege of Leyden of 
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 Chopin, Mrs Kate (O'Flaherty) Bayou folk. 
 1894. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Stories and characterizations of descendants of Acadian 
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 Churchill, Winston. The crisis, illus. by H. C. 
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 Scene chiefly St Louis, just before and during civil 
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 Baker. 
 
 Richard Carvel. 1899. 
 
 19cm 
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 $1.50 
 
 Autobiography dealing with period of American revo- 
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 Clemens, S: L. Personal recollections of Joan 
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 and secretary); freely translated out of the 
 
 ancient French from the original ms. by J. F. 
 Alden. 1896. 19Jcm Harper $2.50 
 
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 Y Through a misadventure the boy, afterwards Ed- 
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 N. Y. 
 
 Coffin, C: C. Daughters of the revolution and 
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 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Y Story of outbreak of the revolution. Describes state 
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 Lexington, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Connor, Ralph, pseud. Black Rock; a tale of 
 theSelkirks. 1900. 18jcm Revell $1.25 
 
 The man from Glengarry; a tale of the 
 
 Ottawa. 1901. 20cm Revell $1.50 
 
 Appeared in the Outlook, v. 68-69, July 6-Nov. 30, 1901. 
 Frontier life in forests of northwestern Canada. N. Y. 
 
 - The sky pilot; a tale of the foothills. 1901. 
 18 Jem Revell $1.25 
 
 Scene: frontier village in foothills of the Rockies. 
 Sketches of cowboy life and character, and of the moun- 
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 Cooke, Mrs Hose (Terry) Happy Dodd; or, 
 "She hath done what she could." n. d. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Somebody's neighbors, n. d. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Eben Jackson; Miss Lucinda; Dely's cow; 
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 Culver and the devil; Amandar; Polly Mariner, tailoress; 
 Uncle Josh; Poll Jenning's hair; Freedom Wheeler's con- 
 troversy with Providence; Mrs Flint's married experi- 
 ence. 
 Stories of New England country life. N. Y. 
 
 The sphinx's children, and other people's. 
 
 n. d. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: The sphinx's children; The deacon's week; 
 A black silk; Jericho Jim; Lost on a railway; Doctor Park- 
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 Tucker; The forger's bride; Too late; My Thanksgiving; 
 How she found out; Ann Potter's lesson; Aceldama 
 Sparks; Sallathiel Bump's stocking; Sally Parson's duty; 
 A hard lesson; 'Liab's first Christmas. 
 
 Steadfast: the story of a saint and a sinner. 
 
 1889. 19 Jem Houghton $1.25 
 
 Life and trials of a young minister in Connecticut val- 
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 18cm Little $1.25 
 
 Y Contents: The barberry bush; The lady in white 
 satin; Angels unawares; In the cathedral; The engineer's 
 story; A quiet girl; What the pudding brought; A chance 
 word; Nika. 
 
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 Coolidg-e, Susan, pseud. Clover. 1888. 18cm 
 (Katy did ser. 4) 
 
 Y Little $1.25 
 
 In the High Valley; being the fifth and 
 
 last volume of the Katy did series. 1904. 19cm 
 
 Y Little $1.25 
 
 Little country girl. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Little $1.25 
 
 Y A Connecticut girl's summer at Newport. Contains 
 excellent advice about social etiquette. N. Y. 
 
 What Katy did. 1900. mem (Katy 
 
 did ser. 1) 
 
 Y LiUi $1.25 
 
 What Katy did at school. 19ul. 19cm 
 
 (Katy did ser. 2) 
 Y 
 
 Little $1.25 
 
 What Katy did next. 1886. 17$cin 
 
 (Katy did ser. 3) 
 Y Little $1.25 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Afloat and ashore, a sea tale. 
 Mohawk ed. 1896. 19cm Putnam $1.25 
 
 Sequel, Miles Wallingford. 
 
 Sketches of the earliest years of the country as an inde- 
 pendent nation. Houghton. 
 
 The crater; or, Vulcan's peak. Mohawk 
 ed. 1896. 21icm Putnam $1.25 
 
 Scene, an unknown volcanic island in the Pacific 
 'ocean. Adventures of two castaways described. Hough- 
 ton. 
 
 The deerslayer, a tale. 1900. 19cm 
 
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 last of the' Mohicans; The pathfinder; The pioneers; The 
 prairie. Full of adventure and descriptions of forest life 
 and scenery. Buffalo. 
 
 Last of the Mohicans. 1900. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Second of "Leatherstocking tales." Story of adven- 
 ture among northern New York Indians during French 
 and Indian war. N. Y. 
 
 Miles Wallingford. Mohawk ed. 1896. 
 
 21Jcm Putnam $1.25 
 
 Sequel to Afloat and ashore. Published in England as 
 
 Lucy Hardinge. 
 
 The pathfinder; or, The inland sea. 1900. 
 
 19cm Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Third of "Leatherstocking tales." Scenes on and 
 about Lake Ontario. N. Y. 
 
 The pilot, a tale of the sea. Mohawk ed. 
 
 22cm Putnam $1.25 
 
 The daring exploits of Paul Jones in English waters, 
 
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 Coffin. Baker. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The pioneers; or, The sources of 
 the Susquehanna. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Fourth of "Leatherstocking tales." Story of pioneer 
 life on the banks of Lake Otsego. Pittsburg. 
 
 - The prairie. 1900. 19cm 
 
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 tures and death of the "Deerslayer" and completes the- 
 series. Hardy. 
 
 Ked Rover. Mohawk ed. 1896. 22cm 
 Putnam $1.25 
 
 Tale of adventure on the deep, with racy characteriza- 
 tion and lively episodes. Baker. 
 
 The spy, a tale of the neutral ground. 
 
 Mohawk ed. 1896. 21icm Putnam $1.25- 
 
 The hero, the spy, is employed by Gen. Washington in 
 service involving great personal hazard and little glory. 
 Buffalo. 
 
 Water-witch; or, The skimmer of the 
 
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 Putnam $1.25 
 
 Story of the Dutch occupation of New York. E. S. 
 Brooks. 
 
 Wing-and-wing; or, Le Feu-follet. Mo- 
 hawk ed. 1896. 19$cm Putnam $1.25 
 
 Founded on adventures of Raoul Ivard, commander of 
 a celebrated French privateer, 1798-99. Sargent. 
 
 Cox, Palmer. The brownies: their book. 1887. 
 25x21Jcm Century $1.50 
 
 Y The series of 6 volumes is the delight of little chil- 
 dren. There is little story and the pictures exhibit the 
 adventures and antics of the brownies. In their present 
 form they do not wear well. Ed. sel. 
 
 Craddock, C: E. pseud. In the "Stranger peo- 
 ple's" country. 1891. 19cm Harper $1.50 
 Story of the Tennessee mountains. Baker. 
 
 In the Tennessee mountains. 10th ed. 
 
 1885. 18 Jem Houghton $1.25 
 
 Eight studies of dwellers in the Great Smoky mountains; 
 reproducing dialect, and depicting scenery and aspects 
 of mountain weather. Baker. 
 
 Prophet of the Great Smoky mountains. 
 
 1885, 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Story of Tennessee mountains. 
 
 The story of old Fort London. 1899. 
 19cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Story of frontier life, and the struggles between the 
 English and Cherokee Indians in 1759-60. Unit. 
 
 Where the battle was fought. 1884. 
 19cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Young mountaineers; illus. by Malcolm 
 
 Fraser. 1898. 19Jcm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Y Contents: The mystery of Old Daddy's window; 
 'Way down in Poor Valley; A mountain storm; Borrow- 
 ing a hammer; Conscripts' Hollow; A warning; Among
 
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 the cliffs; In the "chinking;" On a higher level; Christ- 
 mas day on Old Wiridy mountain. 
 
 Stories of boy life and adventure in the Tennessee moun- 
 tains. N. Y. 
 
 Crawford, F. M. Cecilia. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Relations of a modern Roman heroine and hero, each 
 strangely conscious of a former life in pagan days. N. Y. 
 
 Children of the king; a tale of southern 
 Italy. 1893. 19|cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 This is the surname of a race of Calabrian peasants, of 
 whom the last representative, a heroic, primitive charac- 
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 less aristocrat. Baker. 
 
 A cigarette-maker's romance and Khaled. 
 1901. 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 The first, a romantic and touching little drama of two 
 days in Munich, with a small group of foreign charac- 
 ters. Baker. 
 
 Corleone. 2 v. 1896. 18cm 
 
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 Fourth of Saracinesca stories. 
 
 Sicilian episode in the story of the Saracinesca, where 
 they are brought into contact with the Corleone, "the 
 worst blood in Italy," and with the Mafia. Baker. 
 
 Doctor Claudius, a true story. 1901. 
 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Love story, with an Admirable Crichton as hero. Time 
 that of Lytton's viceroyalty and the second Afghan war. 
 Baker. 
 
 Don Orsino. 1892. 19cm 
 
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 The corruption of public life is disclosed, and the ob- 
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 ject of special study. Baker. 
 
 Marzio's crucifix. 1887. 19|cm 
 
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 Realistic portraiture of lower and middle class Italian 
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 true descendant of Cellini and the renaissance. Baker. 
 
 Mr Isaacs. 1882. 
 
 19cm 
 
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 $1.50 
 
 A story of Indian life; the central character being an 
 esoteric Buddhist. Baker. 
 
 Paul Patoff. 1893. 19cm 
 
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 Life of modern Constantinople painted in vivacious 
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 brothers, one of whom disappears mysteriously, and a 
 bewildering tangle of sensational events result. Baker. 
 
 Pietro Ghisleri. 1892. 19cm 
 
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 An adaptation of romance to manners and usages of 
 modern society in Rome. -Baker. 
 
 A Roman singeri 1893. 19cm 
 
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 Career of a fortunate Italian peasant boy, who became 
 a great tenor. Highly romantic tale of love and other 
 adventures. Baker. 
 
 Crawford, F. M. Sant' Ilario. 1897. 19icm 
 
 Macmillan 1.50 
 Second in Saracinesca series. 
 
 Saracinesca. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 First of Saracinesca series, followed by Sant' Ilario, Don 
 Orsino, Corleone, Taquisara. They afford a panorama of 
 Roman society from 1865 to present time, in the form of 
 annals of a princely house. National types and modes of 
 thought are reproduced with extreme fidelity, and the 
 political, social and financial history of Rome related with 
 ample knowledge by one who has familiarized himself 
 with all classes of Italians. Baker. 
 
 Taquisara. 2 v. 
 
 1895. 18cm 
 Macmillan 
 
 $1.50 
 
 Fifth in Saracinesca series. 
 
 The heroine is a young girl, last of a wealthy and 
 princely house, a strong unconventional nature, with 
 high ideals of duty and a will to realize them. Baker. 
 
 Via crucis. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Romance of the days of Stephen and the second cru- 
 sade. Eleanor of Aquitaine is prominent. Baker. 
 
 Cummins, M. S. The lamplighter. New ed. 
 1902. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Curtis, G: W: Prue and I. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Harper $2 
 
 Popular ed. 50c also Unit books; H. W. Bell. pap.lGc, 
 cl. 46c. 
 
 A quiet humour and reverent faith in goodness and 
 charity give these fables and reminiscences a charm and 
 grace like that of Lamb's more personal essays. Baker. 
 
 Cutting, M. . S. Little stories of married life. 
 1902. 19cm McClure $1.25 
 
 Contents: Their second marriage; A good dinner; The 
 strength of ten; In the reign of Quintilia; The happiest 
 time; In the. married quarters; Mrs Atwood's outer 
 raiment; Fairy gold; A matrimonial episode; Not a sad 
 story; Wings. 
 
 Daskam, J. D. The imp and the angel. 1901. 
 20icm Scribner $1.10 n 
 
 Other stories: The imp and the drum; The imp and the 
 author; The imp's matinee; The imp's Christmas dinner: 
 The imp disposes; The prodigal imp. 
 
 The madness of Philip, and other tales of 
 childhood. 1902. 20cm McClure $1.50 
 
 Contents: The madness of Philip; A study in piracy; 
 Bobbert's merry Christmas; The heart of a child; Ardelia 
 in Arcady; Edgar the choir boy uncelestial; The little 
 god and Dicky. 
 
 Davis, B: H. Gallegher, and other stories. 
 1891. 19cm Scribner $1 
 
 Contents; Gallegher; A walk up the avenue; My dis- 
 reputable friend, Mr Raegen; The other woman; The 
 trailer for room no. 8; "There were ninety and nine;" 
 The cynical Miss Catherwaight; Van Bibber and the 
 swan-boats; Van Bibber's burglar; Van Bibber as best 
 man. 
 
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 Davis, B: H. Hanson's folly. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: Hanson's folly; The bar sinister; A derelict; 
 La lettre d'ampur; In the fog. 
 
 - Soldiers of fortune. Playgoers' ed. 1902. 
 20Jcm Scribner $1.50 
 
 A South American revolution is a main episode. Baker. 
 Stories for boys. 1891. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1 
 
 Y Contents: The repo t rter who made himself king; 
 Midsummer pirates; Richard Carr's baby; The great Tri- 
 club tennis tournament; The jump at Corey's slip; The 
 Van Bibber baseball club; The story of a jockey. 
 
 Van Bibber and others. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1 
 
 Contents: Her first appearance; Van Bibber's man- 
 servant; The hungry man was fed; Van Bibber at the 
 races; An experiment in economy; Mr Travers's first 
 hunt; Love me, love my dog; Eleanore Cuyler; A recruit 
 at Christmas; A patron of art; Andy M'Gee's chorus girl: 
 A Leander of the East River; How Hefty Burke got even; 
 Outside the prison; An unfinished story. 
 
 Davis, W: S. A friend of Csesar. 1900. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Tale of the fall of the Roman republic from pagan 
 point of view.; 50-47 B. C, Baker. 
 
 Deland, E. D. Oakleigh. 1896. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Y Unaffected story, with sentiment, but no sentimen- 
 tality, for girls just entering the novelreading period. 
 Pittsburg. 
 
 Deland, Mrs Margaret. Dr Lavendar's people. 
 1903. 19 Jem Harper $1.50 
 
 Contents: The apotheosis of the Reverend Mr Spangler; 
 The note; The grasshopper and the ant; Amelia; "An 
 exceeding high mountain;" At the stuffed-animal house. 
 
 Dr Lavendar appeared in Old Chester tales. 
 
 Mr Tommy Dove, and other stories. 1893. 
 
 18cm Houghton $1 
 
 Contents: Mr Tommy Dove; The face on the wall; 
 
 Elizabeth; At whose door? A fourth-class appointment. 
 
 Old Chester tales; illus. by Howard Pyle. 
 
 1899. '19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Contents: The promises of Dorothea; Good for the soul; 
 Miss Maria; The child's mother; Justice and the judge; 
 Where the laborers are few; Sally; The unexpectedness 
 of Mr Horace Shields. 
 
 Good for the soul and Where the labourers are few stand out 
 among these chronicles of the old country town that 
 forms the little world in which most of Mrs Deland's 
 characters move. Baker. 
 
 Sidney. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Deming, Philander. Adirondack stories. 1902. 
 15cm Houghton 75c 
 
 Contents: Lost; Lida Ann; John's trial; Joe Baldwin; 
 Willie; Benjamin Jacques; Ike's wife; An Adirondack 
 neighborhood. 
 
 Quiet, realistic stories picturing life in the wild Adiron- 
 dack region of northern New York. Baker. 
 
 Devereux, Mary. From kingdom to colony. 
 1904. 19cm Little 75c 
 
 Scene laid in queer, loyal old Marblehead in revolution- 
 ary days. Lit. world, 31: 74. 
 
 Diaz, Mrs Abby (Morton) Polly Cologne. 
 
 1881. 18cm Lothrop $1 
 
 Y How a precious rag doll was lost and found. N. Y. 
 
 Dix, B. M. Hugh Gwyeth; a Roundhead cav- 
 alier. 1899. 19icm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Y Time of Charles I. 
 
 Hero, a stripling brought up by a Roundhead grand- 
 father, fights in the king's army and finds his unknown 
 father. N. Y. ' 
 
 A little captive lad. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Y Cavalier's child, adopted by his Roundhead half 
 brother. Very well studied and written. Perhaps over 
 somber for children, though ending happily; N. Y. 
 
 The making of Christopher Ferringham. 
 
 1901. 20cm. Macmillan $1.50 
 
 A love story, opening in 1652 in Massachusetts, with 
 some careful pictures of the times, e. g, Quaker perse- 
 cutions. 
 
 Soldier Rigdale; how he sailed in the 
 
 " Mayflower" and how he served Miles Standish. 
 1899. 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Y About a boy who came over in the Mayflower, how- 
 Miles Standish befriended him and what he saw among 
 the Indians. Nt Y. 
 
 Dodge, Mrs Mary (Mapes) Donald and Doro- 
 thy. 1901. 20cm Century $1.50 
 Y Entertaining everyday doings of a merry boy and 
 girl about whom an interesting mystery lingers. N. Y. 
 
 Hans Brinker; or, The silver skates; a 
 
 story of life in Holland. New Amsterdam ed. 
 1896. 20cm. Scribner $1.50 
 
 Y Skating journey of 4 boys from Amsterdam to the 
 Hague. N. Y. 
 
 The land of pluck; stories and sketches 
 for young folk. 1894. 20cm Century $1.50 
 Y First part, an interesting account of Holland and its 
 people. Second part, stories. Unit. 
 
 Dougall, Lily. Beggars all. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Longmans $1 
 
 Preaches love for one s neighbor as the sole philosophy 
 of human life. Leading characters are a little family of 
 American ladies, in utter distress through disease and 
 poverty. Baker. 
 
 Du Chaillu, Paul. Ivar the viking; a romantic 
 history based upon authentic facts of the third 
 and fourth centuries. 1893. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Y Romantic adventures of a Norse boy 1,500 years ago; 
 careful historic and archeologic details. N. Y.
 
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 193 
 
 Dunbar, P. L. Strength of Gideon, and other 
 stories; illus. by E. W. Kemble. 1900. ISJcm 
 
 Dodd $1.25 
 
 Contents: Strength of Gideon; Mammy Peggy's pride; 
 Viney's free papers; The fruitful sleeping of the Rev. 
 Elisha Edwards; Theingrate; The case of "Ca'line;" The 
 finish of Patsy Barnes; One man's fortunes; Jim's proba- 
 tion; Uncle Simon's Sundays out; Mr Cornelius Johnson, 
 office-seeker; An old-time Christmas; A mess of pottage; 
 The trustfulness of Polly; The tragedy at Three forks; 
 The finding of Zach; Johnsonham, junior; The faith cure 
 man; A council of state; Silas Jackson. 
 . Among sketches of southern life, these have not been 
 outdone in truth, delicacy and the art of happy omission. 
 Nation, 70: 461. 
 
 Duncan, Norman. The way of the sea. 1903. 
 20cm McClure $1.50 
 
 Contents: The chase of the tide; The strength of men; 
 The raging of the sea; The breath of the North; Con- 
 cerning Billy Luff and Master Goodchild; The love of the 
 maid; The healer from Far- A way Cove; In the fear of the 
 Lord; A beat t' harbour; The fruits of toil. 
 
 Fresh, realistic stories of the comedies and tragedies of 
 fishermen along the Newfoundland coast. Pittsburg. 
 
 Eggleston, Edward. The Graysons. 1888. 
 20cm Century $1.50 
 
 Detailed picture of the turbulent life of the pioneers; 
 scene Illinois, and Abraham Lincoln is introduced. 
 Baker. 
 
 Hoosier school-boy. 1890. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1 
 
 Y Specially arranged by the author for use as a school 
 reader, with definitions and occasional notes and ques- 
 tions. Title. 
 Picture of life and manners in Indiana about 1850. N. Y. 
 
 Hoosier school-master. Rev. ed. 1893. 
 
 19icm Judd $1.25 
 
 Picture of the lawless and homely pioneer life of mid- 
 century Indiana, by a man who was an itinerant preacher 
 in the West, and knew that life intimately. Baker. 
 
 Eggleston, G; C. The big brother. 1875. 20cm 
 (Big brother ser. ) Putnam $1.25 
 
 T Sequel Captain Sam. 
 Story of Indian fighting during the war of 1812. Hardy. 
 
 Camp venture. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Lothrop $1.50 
 
 T Boy's adventures in Virginia mountain logging 
 camp. Moonshiners and discoveries of mineral wealth 
 furnish excitement, and useful information is given. 
 N. Y. 
 
 - Captain Sam; or, The boy scouts of 1814. 
 1876. 20cm (Big brother ser.) Putnam $1.25 
 
 Y Sequel to Ttie big brother; followed by The signal boys. 
 Sam, leader of a company of boys, does admirable serv- 
 ice for General Jackson. Boston trav. 
 
 A Carolina cavalier; a romance of the 
 American revolution. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Lothrop $1.50 
 
 Struggles of partizan troops in 1779-80. The interest 
 lies more in events than characters. N. Y. 
 
 , Q: C. Last of the flatboate; a story 
 of the Mississippi and its interesting family of 
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 Y Four boys' trip down Ohio and Mississippi to New 
 Orleans during great flood. N. Y. 
 
 Signal boys; or, Captain Sam's company. 
 1878. 20cm (Big brother ser.) Putnam $1.25 
 
 Y Sequel to Captain Sam. 
 Story of war of 1812. 
 
 Southern soldier stories. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Short stories of the confederate camp, written from ex- 
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 Wreck of the Red Bird. 1903. 20cm 
 (Knick. ser.) Putnam $1.25 
 
 Y Adventures of 3 boys on an island 3ff the Carolina 
 coast. N. V. 
 
 Elliott, S.. B. The Durket sperret. 1898. 
 19icm Holt $1.25 
 
 Story of Tennessee mountains; scene near Sewanee 
 university. N. Y. 
 
 Jerry. 1891. 19cm Holt $1.25 
 
 Story of a mining town; strong and dealing with the 
 sterner side of life. N. Y. 
 
 Fernald, C. B. The cat and the cherub, and 
 other stories. 1896. 19cm Century $1.25 
 
 Contents: The cat and the cherub; The cruel thousand 
 years; The gentleman in the barrel; The man who lost 
 his head; The pot of frightful doom; Chan Tow, the 
 highrob; A little liberal; The tragedy of the comedy: 
 Enter the Earl of Tyne; The spirit in the pipe; The par- 
 lous wholeness of Ephraim. 
 
 Six of the stories deal with the Chinese and are written 
 with a sympathetic insight into Chinese character. N. Y. 
 
 Field, Eugene. A little book of profitable tales. 
 Cameo ed. 1895. 17cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Contents: The first Christmas tree; The symbol and the 
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 moonbeam; The divell's Chrystmass; The mountain and 
 the sea; The robin and the violet; The oaktree and the 
 ivy; Margaret: a pearl; Springtime; Rodolph and his 
 king; The Hampshire hills; Ezra's Thanksgivin' out 
 West; Ludwig and Eloise; FIdo's little friend; The old 
 man; Bill, the lokil editor; Little yaller baby; The cyclc- 
 peedy; Dock Stebbins; The fairies of Pesth. 
 
 Simple dialect sketches, fables, allegories, fairy tales 
 and pictures of home life which take their color and 
 meaning from the author's love for children. First five, 
 Christmas stories. Pittsburg. 
 
 Finn, F. J. That football game: and what came 
 of it. 1897. 19$cm 
 
 Y Benziger 85c 
 
 Foote, Mrs Mary (Hallock) Cceur d'Alene. 
 1894. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Rocky mountain love story describing the Cceur d'Alene 
 mine riots of 1892. N.Y. 
 
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 Foote, J/rx Mary (Hallock) John Bodewin's 
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 Story of mining interests and civil engineering in west- 
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 The Led-Horse claim. 1883. 17Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 A California Romeo and Juliet, with a happy ending. 
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 story. Baker. 
 
 Ford, P. li. The Honorable Peter Stirling. 
 1894. 20cm Holt $1.50 
 
 Study of New York municipal politics with an accom- 
 panying love story. N. Y. 
 
 Janice Meredith. 1899. 22 Jem 
 
 Dodd $1.50 
 
 Romance of the war of independence. The battles 
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 Washington, Major Andr6 and the English generals, pre- 
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 Foulke,E..E. Braided straws. 1898. 19Jxl6cm. 
 Y Silver 40c n 
 
 Twilight stories. 1895. 19 x 15Jcm 
 Y Silver 36c n 
 
 Fox, John, jr. Crittenden; a Kentucky story of 
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 Emphasizes that happiest incident of the Cuban war 
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 Little shepherd of Kingdom Come. 1903. 
 
 20cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Pictures sympathetically boy life among the Kentucky 
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 "funiner;" the way in which Kentucky was rent asun- 
 der by the civil war; and the romantic glory of Morgan's 
 men. Pub. wkly. 
 
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 ard Pyle. 1890. 19 Jem Scribner $1.25 
 
 Life among the Dutch of the Mohawk valley, the battle 
 of Oriskany, etc. (1757-80) Baker. 
 
 French, Allen. The junior cup. 1902. 20cm 
 Y Century $1.20 n 
 
 Boys athletic contests at a summer camp and in school, 
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 tery. N. Y. 
 
 Sir Marrok; a tale of the days of King 
 
 Arthur. 1902. 19cm (St Nicholas bks.) 
 
 Century $1 n 
 
 Y Warfare of good against evil in tale of knightly valor 
 and sorcery overcome. N. Y. 
 
 Fuller, Anna. A literary courtship under the 
 auspices of Pike's Peak. 1893. 15 Jem 
 
 Putnam $1.25 
 
 One of the pilgrims; a bank story. 1898. 
 
 19cm Putnam $1.25 
 
 New England love story told with delicate humor. N. Y. 
 
 Fuller, Anna. Pratt portraits; sketches in a New 
 England suburb. 1892. 18Jcm Putnam $1.50 
 
 Contents: Aunt Betsy's photographs; Harriet; A domes- 
 tic crisis; Ben's wife; A Yankee Quixote; A New England 
 quack; A New England conscience; The schoolmarm; A 
 valentine; Old lady Pratt; Mary Anne: Well matched; 
 Uncle Bobby. 
 
 A Venetian June. 1896. lojcin 
 
 Putnam $1.25 
 
 Garland, Hamlin. Captain of the Gray-horse 
 troop. 1902. 19Jcm Harper. $1.50 
 
 Love and adventure on an Indian reservation. Hero, a 
 cavalry officer, who succeeds a corrupt agent. N. Y. 
 
 Hesper. 1903. 19Jcm Harper $1.50 
 Vivid picture of a mining camp. N. Y. 
 Main-travelled roads; new ed., with ad- 
 ditional stories. 1899. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Contents: A branch road; Up the coolly; Among the 
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 The creamery man; A day's pleasure; Mrs Ripley's trip; 
 Uncle Ethan Ripley. 
 
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 Gladden, "Washington. Santa Claus on a lark, 
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 Century $1.25 
 
 Y Contents: Santa Claus on a lark; A Christmas din- 
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 Strange adventures of a wood-sled; An angel in an ulster; 
 Mr Haliburton Todd's surprise party; Emil's Christmas 
 gift; Santa Claus in the pulpit. 
 
 Glasgow, Ellen. The battle-ground. 1902. 
 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Virginia love story of civil war period, from southern 
 standpoint but without bitterness. N. Y. 
 
 The deliverance. 1904. 20cm 
 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Romance of a large Virginia tobacco plantation in last 
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 The voice of the people. 1900. 2Gcm 
 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Virginia social and political conditions during period 
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 honesty who rises to high political position. N. Y. 
 
 Goodwin, Mrs Maud (Wilder) Head of a hun- 
 dred in the colony of Virginia, 1622. 1900. 
 20cm Little $1.50 
 
 Story of settlement of Jamestown. 
 
 White aprons; a romance of Bacon's re- 
 bellion, Virginia, 1676. 1901. 20cm 
 
 Little $1.50 
 
 Goss, W. Li. Jack Alden; a story of adventures 
 in the Virginia campaigns, '61-'65. 1895. 19cm 
 
 Crowell $1.50 
 
 Y Story of civil war; patriotic, just to South, and not 
 sensational. Unit.
 
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 Goss. W. I*. Jed; a boy's adventures in the 
 army of '61-' 65. 1889. 18cm Crowell $1.50 
 
 Y A story of battle and prison, of peril and escape. 
 Title. 
 
 Grant, Robert. The bachelor's Christmas, and 
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 Contents: The bachelor's Christmas; An eye for an eye; 
 In fly-time; Richard and Robin; The Matrimonial tontine 
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 Stories of Boston fashionable life. Mass. 
 
 Jack Hall; or, The school days of an 
 American boy. 1903. 19cm 
 
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 Y Boston boy's doings at home and at boarding school; 
 describes baseball and boating contests. N. Y. 
 
 Jack in the bush; or, A summer on a 
 
 salmon river. 1893. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Y Holiday of .6 boys in the far northwestern corner of 
 
 the province of Quebec. Sargent. 
 
 Greene, Mrs S.. P. (McLean) Cape Cod folks. 
 
 1881. 19icm De Wolfe $1.25 
 
 Vesty of the Basins. Illus. ed. 1892. 
 
 19cm Harper $1.25 $2 
 
 Story of the coast of Maine. L. & I. 
 Grinnell, G: B. Jack among the Indians; or, 
 A boy's summer on the buffalo plains; illus. by 
 E. W. Deming. 1900. 19cm Stokes $1.25 
 Y Continues Jack, the young ranchman. Information 
 about Indians authoritative and boy's adventures stir- 
 ring. N. Y. 
 
 Jack, the young ranchman; or, A boy's 
 
 adventures in the Rockies. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Stokes $1.25 
 
 Y A New York boy's six month* on a western ranch, 
 where he learns to ride and shoot, collects Indian relics, 
 I etc. N. Y. 
 
 Grover, E. O. The sunbonnet babies' primer. 
 
 1902. 20cm Rand, McNally 75c 
 
 Y Delightful primer forchildren just beginning to read. 
 
 Colored illustrations by B. L. Corbett suggesting Kate 
 
 Greenaway style. N. Y. 
 
 Hale, E: E. In His name, and Christmas stories. 
 1899. 20cm (Library ed.) little $1.50 
 
 Story of the Waldenses at end of 12th century. Con- 
 tains also: Christmas waits in Boston; They saw a great 
 light; Daily bread; Hands off; Cromwell's statue. N. Y. 
 
 The man without a country, and other 
 stories. 1898. 20cm ( Library ed.) 
 
 Little $1.50 
 
 Contents: Author's note to The man without a country; 
 The man without a country; My double; The rag-man 
 and the rag-woman; His level best; Round the world in 
 a hack; Did he take the prince to ride? The children of 
 the public; The skeleton in the closet; The modern 
 Psyche; The happy island. 
 
 Title story is a fictitious memoir of an American officer 
 who said he wished never to hear of the United States 
 again, and for punishment had his wish fulfilled. Baker. 
 
 Hale, E: E. Philip Nolan's friends; a story of 
 
 the change of western empire. 1899. 20cm 
 
 ( Library ed.) Little $1.50 
 
 Founded on troubles incident to transfer of Louisiana 
 
 - to United States. Sargent. 
 
 Ten times one is ten, and other stories. 
 
 1899. 20cm (Library ed.) Little $1.50 
 
 Y Contents: Ten times one is ten; Neither scrip nor 
 money; Stand and wait; Hepzibah's turkeys; Our new 
 crusade. 
 
 The origin of the Lend-a-Hand and Harry Wadsworth 
 clubs, the precursors of the King's daughters and 
 Y. P. S. C. E. 
 
 Hale, L. P. Peterkin papers. 1891? 22cm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Y Twenty-two absurdly funny stories of the unsuc- 
 cessful efforts of the Peterkin family to become wise. 
 Hardy. 
 
 Hardy, A. S. But yet a woman. 1883. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Study of the inner springs of human nature in the 
 light of high ideals of conduct; scene, an old French 
 town. Baker. 
 
 Passe Rose. 1890. 18$cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Poetical romance of the Franks and Saxons of Charle- 
 magne's times. Passe Rose is a lovely Provencal waif. 
 Baker. 
 
 The wind of destiny, n. d. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Story of subtle psychologic quality, its scenery and 
 characters partly French and partly American. Lib. of 
 world's best lit. 17: 6926. 
 
 Harland, Henry. The cardinal's snuff-box. 
 
 1903. 20cm Lane $1.50 
 
 Story of love in an Italian villa. The charm lies in its 
 
 artistic quality and in the brightness of the repartee. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Comedies and errors. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Lane $1.50 
 
 Contents: The confidante; Merely players; The friend 
 of man; Tirala-tirala; The invisible prince; P'tit-Bleu; 
 The house of Eulalie; The queen's pleasure; Cousin 
 Rosalys; Flower o' the clove; Rooms; Rosemary for re- 
 membrance. 
 
 Miscellaneous stories, gay or sad, delineating the ordi- 
 nary people of his own bourgeois world. Scenes in stu. 
 dios and in petty courts. 
 
 : Gray roses. 1895. l?icm (Keynotes 
 
 ser. ) Lane $1.25 
 
 Contents: The Bohemian girl; Mercedes; A broken 
 looking-glass; The reward of virtue; A reincarnation; 
 Flower o' the quince; When I am king; A responsibility; 
 Castles near Spain. 
 
 The lady paramount. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Lane $1.50 
 
 Love comedy, alternating between England and Italy. 
 Modern in setting but romantic in spirit. N. Y. 
 
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 Harland, Henry. 
 20cm 
 
 My friend Prospero. 
 McClure 
 
 1904. 
 $1.50 
 
 Romance of an Austrian princess and an English noble- 
 man and a naive child. Scene an old Italian villa. N. Y. 
 
 Harris, J. C. Balaam and his master, and other 
 sketches and stories. 1891. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Balaam and his master; A conscript's Christ- 
 mas; Ananias; Where's Duncan? Mom Bi; The old Bas- 
 com place. 
 
 The melancholy and pathetic-side of the negro charac- 
 ter predominates in these stories, which, however, pre- 
 sent a great variety of types. Baker. 
 
 Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann. 1899. 
 
 21cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 A typical colored auntie's doings, with rich discourse 
 on the affairs of her former master's family. N. Y. 
 
 Little Mr Thimblefinger and his queer 
 
 country; what the children saw and heard there; 
 illus. by Oliver Herford. 1894. 21icm 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Y Fantastic tale interweaving negro animal stories and 
 other Georgia folklore with modern inventions. N. Y. 
 
 Mr Rabbit at home; sequel to Little Mr 
 
 Thimbleflnger and his queer country; illus. by 
 Oliver Herford. 1895. 21cm Houghton $2 
 Y Animal stories told to children . 
 
 Harte, Bret. Colonel Star bottle's client, and 
 some other people. 1892. IS^cni 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Contents: Col. Starbottle's client; The postmistress of 
 Laurel Run; A night at "Hays;" Johnson's "old wom- 
 an;" The new assistant at Pine Clearing school; In a pio- 
 neer restaurant; A treasure of the galleon; Out of a pio- 
 neer's trunk; The ghosts of Stukeley castle. 
 
 Eight stories of the south and west and one of England. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Condensed novels. 2v. 1899-1902. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Short parodies on the writings of Cooper, Charlotte 
 Bronte, Marryat, Dickens, Reade, Dumas, Michelet, Vic- 
 tor Hugo and others. N. Y. 
 
 Gabriel Conroy; Bohemian papers; Stories 
 of and for the young. 2v. 19$cm (Riverside 
 ed.) Houghton $1.50 ea 
 
 Scene, California during the forties and fifties. Vivid 
 pictures of life at a mining camp. Lib. of world's best lit. 
 41:259. 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp, and other tales, 
 
 with Condensed novels, Spanish and American 
 legends, and earlier papers; introd. by the 
 author. 1902. 19$cm (Riverside ed.) 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 A new genre of short story. The "Luck" is a babe 
 whose coming among the miners in the Californian set- 
 tlement makes their lives better and more humane. 
 Baker. 
 
 Harte, Bret. Mrs Skaggs's husbands, and other 
 sketches. 1900. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Mrs Skaggs's husbands; How Santa Claus 
 came to Simpson's Bar; Princess Bob and her friends; 
 The Iliad of Sandy Bar; Mr Thompson's prodigal; Ro- 
 mance of Madrono Hollow; Poet of Sierra Flat: The 
 Christmas gift that came to Rupert; Urban sketches; 
 Legends and talcs. 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Doctor Grimshawe's 
 secret; ed. with pref. and notes by Julian 
 Hawthorne. 1883. 20cm (Riverside ed.) 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 The Dolliver romance, Fanshawe, and 
 
 Septimius Felton, with an apx. cont. The ances- 
 tral footstep. 1884. 20cm ( Riverside ed. ) 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Posthumous and unfinished romances, mostly dealing 
 with psychologic and ethical themes. Baker. 
 
 House of the seven gables, The snow 
 image, and other Twice-told tales. 1898. 20cm 
 ( Riverside ed.) Houghton $2 
 
 Chiefly imaginative portraiture of the last generations 
 of a decaying family, a series of quaint, fanciful and 
 grotesque figures, rich in eccentricity and the subtler 
 essences of character. Baker. 
 
 The marble faun; or, The romance of 
 Monte Beni. 1888. 20cm (Riverside ed.) 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Also in Unit books; H. W. Bell. pap. 42c, cl. 72c. 
 
 Scene laid in Rome. The development of a soul 
 through the knowledge of good and evil. 
 
 Art and nature in Italy, the architecture, paintings 
 and sculpture (especially American sculpture) of Rome, 
 and Catholic ceremonial are the subject of exhaustive 
 passages of description. Baker. 
 
 Published in England under title Transformation. 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. 1898? 20cm 
 
 ( Riverside ed. ) Houghton $2 
 
 Unlike any other stories ever written anywhere else by 
 anybody else. Strangely interesting, novel, varied and 
 ingenious, full of fancy, and often with a hidden alle- 
 gory. Brander Matthews. 
 
 The scarlet letter and The Blithedale 
 romance. 1898. 20cm (Riverside ed. ) 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Scarlet letter: A strong story of the workings of con- 
 science embodied in a romance of puritan Boston. 
 
 Blithdale romance: Largely idealised reminiscences of 
 the " Transcendental picnic," the communistic settle- 
 ment at Brook Farm. In the main, a light and joyous 
 tale. Margaret Fuller said to be the original of Zenobia, 
 and Hawthorne of Coverdale. Baker. 
 
 Tales, sketches, and other papers; with 
 a biographical sketch by G: P. Lathrop. 1883. 
 20cm (Riverside ed.) Houghton $2 
 
 Includes tales of early period, Biographical stories and 
 sketches, Life of Franklin Pierce and Lathrop's sketch of 
 Hawthorne.
 
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 197 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Twice-told tales. 1898? 
 20cm ( Riverside ed. ) Houghton $2 
 
 Imaginative renderings of traditions from pre-Revolu- 
 tionary times, several involving supernatural incident. 
 The ethical purport is more or less transparent 
 throughout. Then there are compact pictures of New 
 England life, and contemplative sketches, full of his 
 calm, earnest philosophy. Baker. 
 
 Henry, Arthur. A princess of Arcady. 1900. 
 20 Jem Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Dreamy and idyllic story portraying a number of un- 
 worldly and beautiful characters who are very much out 
 of their element in the midst of modern civilisation. 
 Baker. 
 
 Higginson, T: W. Studies in romance. 1900. 
 19Jcm Houghton $2 
 
 Contents: Malbone: an Oldport romance; The monarch 
 of dreams; Oldport days. 
 
 Holland, J. G. Arthur Bonnicastle, an Ameri- 
 can novel. 1901. 17 Jem Scribner $1.25 
 
 The bay-path. 1902. 17Jcm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Story of the early settlers in the Connecticut valley, 
 aiming at quiet portraiture of life and character rather 
 than romance. Baker. 
 Miss Gilbert's career; an American story. 
 
 1901. 17 Jem Scribner $1.25 
 Study of contemporary life in a factory village, exhibit- 
 ing with keen perception and lively humor the virtues 
 and foibles of Yankee character. Baker. 
 
 Sevenoaks, a story of today. 1903. 17 Jem 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Holmes, O. ]W. Elsie Venner. 1892. 20cm 
 
 (Riverside ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 
 Depicts a human nature developing itself in conflict 
 
 with characteristics impressed on it during the prenatal 
 
 period. Pref. 
 
 Guardian angel. 1893. 20cm ( River- 
 side ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 Psychologic study of inherited aptitudes and tenden- 
 cies, particularly of a girl in whose blood a taint of In- 
 dian savagery is at war with her higher nature. Baker. 
 
 A mortal antipathy. 1892. 20cm ( Riv- 
 erside ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 Hopkins, W: J: The sandman: his farm sto- 
 ries; with illus. by A. C. Williamson. 1903. 
 20 Jem Page $1.20 n 
 
 Y For young children. Notable for simplicity and 
 skilful recognition of child's love of details. N. Y. 
 
 Hornibrook, Isabel. Camp and trail ; a story of 
 the Maine woods. 1897. 19Jcm 
 
 Lothrop $1.50 
 
 Y Story of hunting trip of 2 English boys and an 
 American collegian in the Maine woods. N. Y. 
 
 Hotchkiss, C. C. The strength of the weak. 
 
 1902. 19Jcm Appleton $1.50 
 Story of the French and Indian war. Pittsburg. 
 
 Hough, Emerson. The Mississippi bubble. 
 1902. 19cm Merrill $1.50 
 
 Deals with the fortunes of John Law, the financier and 
 projector of commercial schemes. Pittsburg. 
 
 Howard, B. W. Aunt Serena, n. d. 18em 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Guenn; a wave on the Breton coast. 
 
 1884. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Pathetic picture of the hopeless love of a Breton peasant 
 maiden for a painter. Richardson. 
 
 One summer. 1900. 17cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Love story brightly told. Scene, a New England vil- 
 lage. N. Y. 
 
 Howe, E. W. Story of a country town. 1889. 
 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Howells, W: D. April hopes. 1888. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.50 
 
 The April time of courtship: the quarrels, reconcilia- 
 tions, and vicissitudes of comedy and tragedy that 
 checker the loves of two young people. Baker. 
 
 A chance acquaintance. 1901. 19 Jena 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 A highly educated gentleman from Boston attaches 
 himself to a party of tourists from the West, and wins the 
 heart of a romantic and unsophisticated girl. Their 
 mutual attraction and incompatibility are subtly exhib- 
 ited. Baker. 
 
 A foregone conclusion. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 An international novel, the canals and palaces of 
 Venice being the scene of the love drama. Baker. 
 
 A hazard of new fortunes. 2 v. 1890. 
 
 19cm Harper $2 
 
 Mr and Mrs March come to New York, where he is to 
 conduct a magazine: their experiences in search of 
 family apartments are a main episode. Baker. 
 
 Indian summer, n. d. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 A love drama, of which the persons are Americans in 
 Florence; worked out entirely by means of conversation. 
 Baker. 
 
 Lady of the Aroostook. 1879. 19 Jem 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 A young New England girl's voyage in a sailing vessel 
 from Boston to Trieste and its outcome. N. Y. 
 
 Letters home. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.50 
 
 A group of people from Boston and inland towns of 
 Iowa and New York spend three months, 1901-2, in New 
 York City and their "letters home" tell an ingenious 
 story. Excellent descriptions of up to date New York. 
 P6. -ickly. 
 
 The minister's charge; or, The appren- 
 ticeship of Lemuel Barker. 1887. 19 Jem 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
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 Howells, W: D. A modern instance. 26th ed. 
 n. d. 19Jcm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Called his representative novel; faithful, though purely 
 external, delineation of the whole life of a village in 
 Maine. Baker. 
 
 Rise of Silas Lapham. 1885. 19cm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 History of an ignorant and coarse-grained, but manly 
 character, who is first brought into humorous contrast 
 with the refined society of the city, and then is shown 
 making head against commercial disasters, which chasten 
 without weakening his character. Baker. 
 
 Their silver wedding journey. 1900. 
 
 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Sequel to Their wedding journey. The middle-aged 
 Marches sail to Europe and wander through Germany. 
 Baker. 
 
 Their wedding journey, with an addi- 
 tional chapter on Niagara revisited. 1899. 
 19Jcm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Experiences, impressions and talk of a pair of Boston- 
 ians on their honeymoon. Few incidents, much moral- 
 izing and humor, and a good deal of word painting of 
 New York, Niagara, etc. Baker. 
 
 Howliston, M.. H. Cat-tails and other tales. 
 1899. 19Jcm Flanagan 40c 
 
 Y Attractive nature stories. Pittsburg. 
 
 Hughes, Rupert. The dozen from Lakerim. 
 1899. 19Jcm 
 
 Y Century $1.50 
 
 The Lakerim athletic club. 1898. 19Jcm 
 
 Century $1.50 
 
 Y Club comprises 12 sturdy boys, who learn football, 
 polo, golf, and many other sports. Pittsburg. 
 
 Ingersoll, Ernest. The ice queen. 1885. 16Jx 
 13 Jem Harper 60c 
 
 Y Adventures of 4 young people who attempt a jour- 
 ney over the ice on Lake Erie. N. Y. 
 
 Jackson, Mrs H. . M. (Fiske) Hunt. Cat stories. 
 1898. 19cm Little $2 
 
 Y Contents: Letters from a cat; Mammy Tittleback 
 and her family; The hunter cats of Connorloa. 
 
 Nelly's silver mine; a story of Colorado 
 
 life, by H. H. n. d. 17Jcm Little $1.50 
 
 Y Story of the life of a New England family who moved 
 to Colorado and how a little girl found a silver mine. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Ramona. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Little $1.50 
 
 Indian romance of southern California; strong plea for 
 justice to the Indian. N. Y. 
 
 James, Henry. The American, n. d. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 A self-made American goes to Europe to enjoy his 
 "pile," and becomes engaged to a French widow of no- 
 
 ble family. The pride and meanness of the old nobility 
 are sharply contrasted with the American's pluck and 
 good nature. Baker. 
 
 James, Henry. The better sort. 1903. 20cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: Broken wings; The Beldonald Holbein; The 
 two faces; The tone of time; The special type; MrsMed- 
 wln; Flickerbridge; The story in it; The beast in the 
 jungle; The birthplace; The papers. . 
 
 The Bostonians. 1886. 19Jcm 
 
 Mai-mil Ian $1.25 
 
 Very faithful and delicately humorous pictures of the 
 life and scenery of Eastern Massachusetts. Richardson. 
 
 Daisy Miller. 1901. 21cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 A social tragedy turning on the experience of an 
 American girl traveling in Europe, who gets into risky 
 situations through innocence and high spirits. Ed. sel. 
 
 An international episode. 1902. 21cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 A social comedy turning on the problem whether an 
 English nobleman is to marry a beautiful American girl. 
 Baker. 
 
 Portrait of a lady. 18th ed. 1897. 19 Jem 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Story of an Albany girl's life in Europe; elaborate 
 character study. N. Y. 
 
 Roderick Hudson. Rev.ed. 1882. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Roderick is a rteume in little of the strength and weak- 
 ness of genius, an example of the artistic temperament. 
 He is a young American sculptor taken to Italy by one of 
 Mr James's rich virtuosi. Baker. 
 
 Jamison, Mrs C. V. (Dakin) Toinette's Philip. 
 1894. 21 J x 18 Jem Century $1.50 
 
 Y A romantic story of New Orleans life. Baker. 
 Janvier, T: A. The Aztec treasure-house; a 
 romance of contemporaneous antiquity. 1893. 
 19cm ( Harper' squar.) Harper $1.50 
 
 Y Tale of search after and finding of a great treasure, 
 hidden among the Mexican mountains. Buffalo. 
 
 In the Sargasso sea. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 The passing of Thomas; In the St Peter's 
 
 set; At the Grand hotel du Paradis; The fish of 
 Monsieur Quissard; Le bon oncle d'Am^rique; 
 five stories. 1900. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Jewett, S: O. Betty Leicester; a story for girls. 
 1890. 16cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Y Young girl's summer in a New England country 
 town after a life of travel abroad. N. Y. 
 
 Betty Leicester's Christmas. 1899. 20cm 
 
 Houghton $1 
 
 Y Sequel to Betty Leicester. 
 
 A 15-year-old New England girl, living with her father 
 in London, spends a delightful Christmas at Danesly 
 Castle. First published in St Nicholas. N. Y.
 
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 Jewett, S: O. A country doctor, n. d. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Simple story of quiet and beautiful life in rural New 
 England. Baker. 
 
 Country of the pointed firs. n. d. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Studies of life and character in a Maine seacoast vil- 
 lage. N. Y. 
 
 Deephaven. 1900. 15 Jem 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Two young girls' summer in an old New England sea- 
 port. 
 
 Old friends and new. 1879. 15Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: A lost lover; A sorrowful guest; A late sup- 
 per; Mr Bruce; Miss Sydney's flowers; Lady Ferry; A bit 
 of shore life. 
 
 The queen'stwin, and other stories. 1899. 
 
 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: The queen's twin; A Dunnet shepherdess; 
 Where's Nora? Bold words at the bridge; Martha's lady; 
 The coon dog; Aunt Cynthy Dallett; The night before 
 Thanksgiving. 
 
 Stories of rural life among the homely farmer and fisher 
 folk of New England, with two bright, lively Irish 
 sketches. N. Y. 
 
 Johnson, Rossiter. Phaeton Rogers; a novel 
 of boy life. 1881. 19cm 
 Y Scribner $1.50 
 
 Johnston, Mary. Audrey. 1902. 20Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Virginia romance; historical setting, early 18th century. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Prisoners of hope; a tale of colonial Vir- 
 ginia. 1898. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Published in England under title The old dominion. 
 
 To have and to hold. 1900. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Published in England under title By order of the com- 
 pany. 
 Virginia romance of reign of James I. Baker. 
 
 Johnston, R: M. Old times in middle Georgia. 
 1897. 19cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Contents: Mr Eben Bull's investment: Mr Cummin's 
 relinquishment; Mr Pate's only infirmity; Shadowy foes; 
 Their cousin Lethy; Old lady Lazehberry; Our witch; 
 Weasles on a debauch; Ephe; A case of spite; Mr Pea 
 nearly nonplussed; Lost; Mutual schoolmasters; Miss 
 Clisby's romance; Ishmael. 
 
 Juvenile round table: stories by the foremost 
 catholic writers. 1901. 20Jcm Benziger $1 
 Y Twenty stories by as many writers. 
 
 Kaler, J. O. Mr Stubbs's brother; a sequel to 
 "Toby Tyler." 1903. 18cm 
 Y Harper 60c 
 
 Kaler, J. O. Toby Tyler; or, Ten weeks with a 
 circus; by James Otis. 1881. 16 J x 13 Jem 
 Y Harper 60c 
 
 King, Charles. Between the lines. 1889. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Story of the civil war; excellent description of battle 
 of Gettysburg. N. Y. 
 
 Cadet days. 1903. 19cm 
 Y Harper $1.25 
 
 Describes West Point customs and ideals in a spirited 
 story for boys. N. Y. 
 
 Captain Blake. 1902. 19cm 
 
 Lippincott $1.25 
 
 Sequel to Marion' g Jaith. 
 
 The colonel's daughter; or, Winning his 
 
 spurs. 1892. 19cm Lippincott $1.25 
 
 Followed by Marion's faith. 
 
 Light novel, sketching life at a southwestern army 
 post. N. Y. 
 
 Marion's faith. 1893. 18cm 
 
 Lippincott $1.25 
 Sequel to The colonel' s daughter. 
 
 King, G.. E.. Tales of a time and place. 1892. 
 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Contents: Bayou 1'Ombre; Bonne Maman; Madrilene; 
 The Christmas story of a little church. 
 
 Stories of Louisiana Creoles, marked by a strong and 
 delicate touch. Nation. 
 
 Lee, Mr sJS... C. (Jenkins) In the cheering-up 
 business. 1891. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 A Quaker girl of Nantucket. n. d. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 London, Jack. The call of the wild. 1903. 
 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Story of wild life in the Klondike. The hero, a mag- 
 nificent dog, finally obeys " the call of the wild " and re- 
 lapses into savagery, because his last and best friend was 
 killed by the Indians. Pub. lekly. 
 
 Son of the wolf; tales of the far North. 
 
 1900. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Contents: The white silence; The son of the wolf; The 
 men of Forty-Mile; In a far country; To the man on trail; 
 The priestly prerogative; The wisdom of the trail: The 
 wife of a king; An Odyssey of the North. 
 
 Grim, powerful stories of white men in Alaska. N. Y. 
 
 Long, J: L. Madame Butterfly; Purple eyes; 
 
 A gentleman of Japan and a lady; Kito; Glory. 
 
 1898. 17 Jem Century $1.25 
 
 Rather sad tales of Americans [in Japan] who loved 
 
 and rode that is to say, sailed away. Host, trans. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Hyperion, a romance. Rev. 
 ed. n. d. 18cm Houghton 50c 
 
 The musings, love-making and dreams of a young poet, 
 a pilgrim in Germany and Switzerland. Bake/. 
 
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 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Kavanagh, and pther 
 pieces, n. d. 18cm Hough ton $1.50 
 
 Contents: Kavanagh; Driftwood: Ancient French ro- 
 mances; Frithiof s saga; Twice-told tales; The great me- 
 tropolis; Anglo-Saxon literature; Paris in the 17th cen- 
 tury; Table-talk. 
 
 Lynde, Francis. The helpers. 1901. 20cm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Scenes, Denver and mining regions. N. Y. 
 Major, Charles. When knighthood was in flower; 
 by Edwin Caskoden. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Merrill $1.50 
 
 The romantic love story of Mary Tudor, sister of Henry 
 VIII. N. Y. 
 
 Martin, Mrs George (Madden) Emmy Lou: her 
 book and heart. 1902. 19cm McClure $1.50 
 
 Appeared in McClure's magazine, v. 17-19, 1901-2. 
 
 School days of a bewildered and very real little girl. 
 Incidentally satirizes some school methods and manners. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Matthews, Brander. Vignettes of Manhattan. 
 1894. 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Contents: In the little church down the street; The 
 twenty-ninth of February; At a private view; Spring in 
 a side street; A Decoration-day revery; In search of local 
 color; Before the break of day; A midsummer midnight; 
 A vista in Central Park; The speech of the evening; A 
 Thanksgiving-day dinner: In the midst of life. 
 
 & others. With my friends; tales told in 
 
 partnership; with an introd. essay on The art 
 and mystery of collaboration. 1891. 19cm 
 
 Longmans $1 
 
 Contents: The documents in the case, with H. C. Bun- 
 ner; Seven conversations of Dear Jones and Baby Van 
 Rensselaer, with H. C. Bunner; Edged tools: a tale in two 
 chapters, with W. H. Pollock; Mated by magic: a story 
 with a postscript, with W. H. Pollock; One story is good 
 till another is told, with G: H. Jessop; Three wishes, 
 with F. Anstey. 
 
 Merwin, Samuel. The whip hand; a tale of the 
 pine country. 1903. 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 Stirring story of the hero's fight in Michigan pine lands 
 against a lumber trust. N. Y. 
 
 & Webster, H: K. Calumet "K." 1901. 
 
 17cm Macmillan ,$1.50 
 
 Calumet " K " is a 2,000,000-bushel grain elevator, which 
 Charlie Bannon has to build against time. How he suc- 
 ceeds in doing so is the story. Baker. 
 
 Mitchell, J: A. Amos Judd. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Scribner 75c 
 
 The heir of an Indian rajah is educated in New Eng- 
 land. Clash of heredity and environment make an un- 
 usual tale. Ed. sel. 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. Ad ventures of Francois, found- 
 ling, thief, juggler and fencing master, during 
 the French revolution. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Century $1.50 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. Characteristics. 1892. 19cm 
 
 Century $1.25 
 
 Selections from table talk of an intimate coterie of 
 highly cultivated men and women. Baker. 
 
 Hugh Wynne, free Quaker. 2 v. 1897. 
 
 19cm Century $1.50 
 
 Autobiographic story of the revolution. Introduces 
 Washington, Andre 1 , Dr Rush and others. Excellent in 
 portrayal of times and character. First published in Cen- 
 tury. N. Y. 
 
 When all the woods are green. 1894. 
 
 20cm Century $1.50 
 
 A camping out summer spent by cultured people in the 
 Canadian forests. Capital descriptions of salmon fishing, 
 bear hunting, etc. Pub. ivkly. 
 
 Munroe, Kirk. Campmates; a story of the 
 plains. 1903. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Y Two boys accompany an engineering expedition 
 across the continent. N. Y. 
 
 Canoemates; a story of the Florida Reef 
 
 and Everglades. 1903. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Y Adventures of 2 boys who take their canoes through 
 the Florida waters and learn many interesting things. 
 Unit. 
 
 Dorymates; a tale of the fishing banks. 
 
 1903. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Y Captain of a Gloucester fishing schooner, finding a 
 baby floating in a barrel, adopts it. The child has thrill- 
 ing adventures, and finds its true parent* at last. Sargent. 
 
 The flamingo feather. 1887. 16Jxl4cm 
 
 Harper 60c 
 
 Y French boy's adventures among Florida Indians in 
 16th century. Pittsburg. 
 
 Raftmates. 1903. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Y Chase after a runaway raft on the Mississippi and 
 adventures with counterfeiters and river boats. F. J. 
 Olcott. 
 
 AVakulla; a story of adventure in Florida. 
 
 1903. 
 
 Y Harper 60c 
 
 Norris, Frank. The octopus; a story of Cali- 
 
 fornia. 1901. 19$cm Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Deals with the war between the wheat grower and the 
 
 railroad trust. Author. 
 
 - The pit; a story of Chicago. 1903. 
 20 Jem Doubleday $1.50 
 
 The fictitious narrative of a "deal" in the Chicago 
 wheat pit. Author. 
 
 Norton, C: L. Jack Benson's log; or, Afloat 
 with the flag in '61. 1895. 19cm (Fighting 
 for the flag ser. ) Wilde ^1 .25 
 
 Y Sequel A medal of honor man. 
 
 Boy's life in the navy during the early civil war. X. Y. 
 
 - A medal of honor man; or, Cruising among 
 blockade runners. 1896. 19cm (Fighting for 
 the flag ser. ) 
 Y Wilde $1.25
 
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 Page, T: N. Among the camps; or, Young peo- 
 ples stories of the war. 1902. 21 Jem 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Y Contents: A captured Santa Claus; Kittykin, and the 
 part she played in the war; " Nancy Pansy;" ".lack and 
 Jake" 
 
 Elsket, and other stories. 1891. 18 Jem 
 Scribner $1 
 
 Contents: Elsket; "George Washington's" last duel; 
 P'laski's tunament; -"Run to seed;" "A soldier of the 
 empire." 
 
 In ole Virginia; illus. by W. T. Smedley, 
 
 B. W. Clinedinst, C. S. Reinhart, A. B. Frost, 
 Howard Pyle and A. Castaigne. 1896. 20cm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Contents: Murse Chan; " Unc' Edinburg;" Meh Lady; 
 Ole 'Stracted; No Haid Pawn; Polly. 
 
 Old gentleman of the black stock; illus. 
 
 by H. C. Christy. 1901. 18Jcm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Finely etched portrayal of a southern gentleman of the 
 old school. Critic, 31: 321. 
 
 Red Rock; a chronicle of reconstruction. 
 1898. 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Story of the civil war and of reconstruction, centering 
 in the history of the Red Rock Plantation and its vicissi- 
 tudes of ownership. 
 
 Two little Confederates. 1888. 21cm 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Y Adventures with confederates and unionists of 2 
 small boys left on a Virginia plantation during the war. 
 X. Y. 
 
 Parker, Sir Gilbert. An adventurer of the North ; 
 being a continuation of the histories of "Pierre 
 and his people" and the latest existing records 
 of Pretty Pierre. 1898. 18cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Contents: Across the jumping sandhills; A lovely bully; 
 The filibuster; Gift of the simple king; Malachi; The lake 
 of the Great Slave; The Red Patrol; The going of the 
 white swan; At Bamber's Boom; The Bridge House; The 
 epaulettes; The finding of Fingall. 
 
 The battle of the strong; a romance of 
 two kingdoms. 1898. 19cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Opens with buttle of Jersey and is continued into the 
 great war between England and France at close of 
 18th century. Scene chiefly Jersey, sometimes Brittany. 
 Baker. 
 
 Donovan Pasha and some people of Egypt. 
 
 1902. 19Jcm Appleton $1.50 
 
 15 dramatic stories of Egyptian life and character. Pub. 
 
 Pierre and his people; tales of the far 
 north. 1898. 17cm Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Stories of love and adventure, chiefly from the Hudson 
 Bay territory; a presentment of native character and life. 
 Baker. 
 
 Parker, Sir Gilbert. Right of way. 1901. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.50 
 
 A poignant romance of the life of a brilliant Montreal 
 barrister who wanders, temporarily crazed by dipsomania 
 and an accident, into a French Canadian village. Ed. sel. 
 
 A Romany of- the snows. 1898. 17 Jem 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Contents: Three commandments in the vulgar tongue; 
 Little Babiche; At Point o' Bugles; The spoil of the puma: 
 The trail of the sun dogs: The pilot of Belle Amour; The 
 cruise of the "Ninety-three;" A Romany of the snows; 
 The plunderer. 
 
 Stories continuing Pierre and his people, preceding the 
 Adventurer of the yortfi. 
 
 Seats of the mighty. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 Historical romance, culminating in battle of Quebec. 
 Baker. 
 
 When Valmond came to Pontiac; the 
 
 story of a lost Napoleon. 1898. 17Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 The romance of the coming of a supposed son of 
 Napoleon into the life of a French Canadian village. 
 Ed. sel. 
 
 Perry, Nora. Hope Benham; a story for girls, 
 illus. by F. T. Merrill. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Y Little $1.50 
 
 Phelps, E.. S. Doctor Zay. 1882. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Story of a woman physician in an obscure New England 
 village. L. & I. 
 
 Fourteen to one. 1891. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: Fourteen to one; The bell of St Basil's; Shut 
 in; Jack, the fisherman; The madonna of the tubs; A 
 brave deed; The sacrifice of Antigone; Sweet home; Too 
 late; The Reverend Malachi Matthew; His relict; Mary 
 Elizabeth; Annie Laurie; The law and the gospel. 
 
 Gates ajar. 1896. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Imaginative glimpses into the celestial paradise, where 
 she imagines the interests and occupations of terrestrial 
 existence will be carried on. Baker. ' 
 
 A singular life. 1895. 
 
 18cm 
 Houghton 
 
 $1.25 
 
 Poe, E. A. Tales, with introd. by H. W. Mabie. 
 1901. 20cm (Century class.) Century $1.25 n 
 
 Contents: The gold-bug; A descent into the Maelstrom; 
 MS found in a bottle; The murders in the Rue Morgue; 
 The mystery of Marie RogGt; The purloined letter; The 
 fall of the house of Usher; William Wilson; The man of 
 the crowd; The black cat; The telltale heart; The assig- 
 nation; The masque of the red death; The cask of amon- 
 tillado; The pit and the pendulum. 
 
 Exhibit his power chiefly in that dim region which 
 stretches from the very utmost limits of the probable into 
 the weird confines of superstition and unreality. J. R. 
 Lowell. 
 
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 Poulsson, Emilie. Child stories and rhymes, 
 for the little people of nursery and kindergarten; 
 illus. by L. J. Bridgman. 1898. 24cm 
 Y Lothrop $1.25 
 
 Through the farmyard gate; rhymes and 
 stories for little children at home and in kinder- 
 garten; illus. by L. J. Bridgman. 1896. 
 24xl9Jcm 
 Y Lothrop $1.25 
 
 Pratt, Mrs Ella (Farman) The play lady; a 
 story for other girls. 1900. 19Jcni (Sunshine 
 lib.) Crowell 50c 
 
 Y A young girl supports herself by taking charge of 
 all the little children of a village in her own home each 
 morning. She cares for them and amuses them in bright 
 interesting ways. Ed. sel. 
 
 Pyle, Howard. The garden behind the moon; 
 a real story of the moon angel. 1895. 21Jcm 
 
 Scribner $2 
 
 Y Illus. by author. 
 
 Sometimes disapproved, partly because many difficult 
 words are used, partly because of the little "moon calf" 
 hero. The story, woven about the fancy that the real life 
 of the little " moon calf" is not lived in his dull body but 
 in a fairy world of training and conquest, is too beautiful 
 to be entirely omitted from the list. Ed. sel. 
 
 Men of iron. 1904. 22cm Harper $2 
 
 Y A boy's story of the time of Henry IV, of England, 
 who, with the men of his court, are the " men of iron " 
 
 Otto of the silver hand. 1903. 23cm 
 
 Scribner $2 
 
 Y Spirited story of the robber barons and the feudal 
 strongholds of medieval Germany. Mr Pyle tells a story 
 well and illustrates it even better. Hardy. 
 
 Pepper and salt; or, Seasoning for young 
 
 folk. 1886. 29cm 
 Y Harper $1.50 
 
 Some merry adventures of Robin Hood, 
 
 of great renown in Nottinghamshire. 1902. 
 19cm ( Scribner' s per. ) Scribner 60o 
 
 Y Illus. by author. 
 A 83 edition is also issued by Scribner. 
 A continuous narrative of the episodes of the life of the 
 famous outlaw gathered from the older sources. Ed. sel. 
 
 Story of Jack Ballister's fortunes. 1895. 
 
 21 Jem Century $2 
 
 Y Exciting narrative of adventures by land and sea. 
 The hero has many narrow escapes, but lives to return to 
 England and enjoy his rightful inheritance. Cleveland. 
 
 Twilight land. 1895. 22cm 
 Y Harper $2.50 
 
 Wonder clock ; or, Four and twenty mar- 
 
 vellous tales, being one for each hour of the 
 day; illus. by Howard Pyle, verses by Katha- 
 rine Pyle. 1904. 25Jcrn 
 Y Harper $2 
 
 Pyle, Katharine. The counterpane fairy. 1898. 
 19 Jem Dutton $1.25 
 
 Y Illus. by author. 
 
 Ralph, Julian. Alone in China, and other 
 stories. 1897. 19cm Harper $2 
 
 Contents: House-boating in China; Alone in China; 
 Plumblossom Beebe's adventures; The story of Miss Pi; 
 The "boss" of Ling-foo; Little Fairy's constancy; The 
 love-letters of Superfine Gold. , 
 
 Book of travel in form of stories and sketches. Notably 
 good illustrations. N. Y. 
 
 Rayner, Emma. Free to serve. 1897. 20cm 
 
 Small $1.50 
 
 Colonial New York in early 18th century. Romantic 
 adventures of a well-born English girl as a bond servant. 
 N.Y. 
 
 Remington, Frederic. Crooked trails; illus. by 
 Frederic Eemington. 1898. 23cm Harper $2 
 
 Men with the bark on; illus. by the au- 
 thor. 1900. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Vigorous sketches of rough life in Cuba and on the 
 western frontier. Lit. world, 32: 55. 
 
 Rice, Mrs A. C. (Hegan) Lovey Mary. 1903. 
 18cm Century $1 
 
 Appeared in Century, v. 65, Dec. 1902-Mar. 1903. 
 
 Mrs Wiggs' cheery philosophy still pervades the Cab- 
 bage Patch, where Lovey Mary, the tender hearted orphan 
 heroine, and Tommy, her 3-year-old prot6ge\ find a home. 
 N.Y. 
 
 Mrs Wiggs of the cabbage patch. 1903. 
 
 19cm Century $1 
 
 A bright, cheery story, showing the good in human na- 
 ture in the midst of dire poverty. W. Mass. 
 
 Richards, Mrs I*. E.. (Howe) Captain January. 
 1902. 19 Jem (Capt. January ser.) Estes 50c 
 
 Y Edition illus. by F. T. Merrill 75c and 81.25. 
 
 Story of an old lighthouse keeper and a little girl res- 
 cued by him from the sea. N. Y. 
 
 Five minute stories. 1895. 20cm 
 
 Estes $1.25 
 
 Y Short stories about little children and animals; also 
 some amusing nonsense rhymes. Unit. 
 
 The golden windows; a book of fables for 
 
 young and old. 1904. 20cm Little $1.50 
 
 Joyous story of Toto. 1885. 19cm 
 
 Little $1 
 
 Y About a little boy who had passed much time in the 
 woods, with animal playfellows. N. Y. 
 
 More five minute stories. 1903. 20Jcm 
 
 Estes $1 n 
 
 Y Companion to Five minute stories; stories for very 
 small children. Pub. wkly. 
 
 Queen Hildegarde; a story for girls. 1889. 
 
 17Jcm Estes $1.25 
 
 Y The wholesome experience of a young New York 
 girl during a summer on a farm. Ed. sel.
 
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 Richards, J/rs L. E.. (Howe) Quicksilver Sue. 
 
 1899. 19cm Century $1 
 
 Y Summer's experiences of several country children 
 and a badly brought up city girl. N. Y. 
 
 Three Margarets. 1897. 17Jcm 
 
 Estes $1.25 
 
 T Three cousins, one from the East, one from a ranch 
 in the West, and one from a Cuban plantation, come 
 together for a summer visit to an uncle whom they have 
 never seen. Dial, 23: 401. 
 
 Riis, J. A. Children of the tenements. 1903. 
 20 cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 In an earlier collection under title Out of Mulberry street. 
 Pref. 
 
 Roberts, C: G: D. The forge in the forest; be- 
 ing the narrative of the Acadian ranger, Jean 
 de Mer, seigneur de Briart. n. d. 19Jcm 
 
 Page $1.50 
 
 Heart of the ancient wood. 1900. 19cm 
 
 Page $1.50 
 
 Intimate and affectionate description of life in the for- 
 ests of northern United States. Baker. 
 
 A sister to Evangeline. New ed. 1900. 
 
 19 Jem Page $1.50 
 
 Story of the expulsion of the Acadians. Baker. 
 
 Robertson, Harrison. Red blood and blue. 
 
 1900. 19 Jem Scribner $1.50 
 
 Robertson, Morgan. Masters of men; a ro- 
 mance of the new navy. 1901. 19Jcm 
 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Rohlfs, Mrs A.. K. (Green) The Leaven- 
 worth case, a lawyer's story. 1901. 18cm 
 
 Putnam $1.25 
 
 Round table of the representative American 
 Catholic novelists; with portraits, biog. sketches 
 and bibliography. 1897. 19Jcm 
 
 Benziger $1.50 
 
 Rowland, H: C. Sea scamps; three adventurers 
 of the East. 1903. 20cm McClure $1.50 
 
 Contents: Back tracks; In the China Sea; Jordan 
 Knapp, trader; Off Luzon; The treasure box; At the 
 break of the monsoon; In the whale-boat; At the last of 
 the ebb. 
 
 An adventurous voyage in the China Sea. Pub. wkly. 
 
 Runkle, Bertha. The helmet of Navarre. 1901. 
 20cm Century $1.50 
 
 Romance of cape and sword, with a young adherent of 
 Henry of Navarre for hero; scene Paris, at moment when 
 the Huguenot king entered the city at the cost of a mass. 
 Baker. 
 
 St Nicholas Christmas book. 1899. ,24 Jem 
 
 Y Century $1.50 
 
 Saunders, Marshall. Beautiful Joe; with introd. 
 by Hezekiah Butterworth. 1894. 18 Jem 
 
 Amer. Baptist 60c 
 
 Y This story speaks for the dog as Black Beauty does 
 for the horse; teaches kindness to animals. For children 
 between 9 and 14. Unit. 
 
 Scudder, H. E. Bodleys telling stories. 1878. 
 21xl8cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Y About historic men and events. Sargent. 
 
 Doings of the Bodley family in town and 
 
 country. 1903. 21Jxl8cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 Y Stories, poems and anecdotes woven into a story. 
 Pittsburg. 
 
 Several more Bodley books exist which may be added 
 in libraries where these prove successful. Ed. sel. 
 
 Seawell, M. E. Decatur and Somers. 1894. 
 20cm (Young heroes of our navy) 
 
 Appleton $1 
 
 Y Story of the Tripolitan war, describing the burning 
 of the Philadelphia and the explosion of the Intrepid. 
 N. Y. 
 
 History of the Lady Betty Stair. 1897. 
 18cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Story of a young girl who fled from France during the 
 revolution to court of the French exiles in Holyrood 
 palace, Edinburgh. E. B. S. S. 
 
 Little Jarvis. 1890. 20cm (Young he- 
 roes of our navy) Appleton $1 
 
 Y Story of a boy midshipman in the United States 
 navy in 1800, and his loss of life through obedience to 
 orders. Unit. 
 
 Midshipman Paulding. 1891. 20cm 
 
 (Young heroes of our navy) Appleton $1 
 
 Y True story of the war of 1812. Hero becomes an offi- 
 cer in the navy and takes part in the battle of Lake Cham- 
 plain. Sargent. 
 
 Paul Jones. 1893. 20cm (Young heroes 
 
 of our navy) Appleton $1 
 
 Y Story biography full of his adventures in British 
 waters during the revolution. Based on good authori- 
 ties and in fictitious parts consistent with his recorded 
 life and deeds. N. Y. 
 
 A Virginia cavalier. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.50 
 
 Story' of Washington's boyhood, with sketches of old 
 Virginia life. Unit. 
 
 Seton, Ernest Thompson. Biography of a 
 grizzly. 1903. 20cm Century $1.50 
 
 Y Illus. by author. 
 
 Author writes as if he himself had been first a little, 
 forlorn, soft ball of a baby bear and afterwards an embit- 
 tered monster, prowling for food. Literature. 
 
 Two little savages. 1903. 21cm 
 
 Doubleday $1.75 n 
 
 Y Adventures of 2 boys who lived as Indians. Teaches 
 practical lessons about camping, trapping, uses of plants, 
 etc. Author's illustrations. N. Y.
 
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 Sewell, Anna. Black Beauty. 1902. 20Jcm 
 
 Page $1.25 
 
 Y Best book published to cultivate a spirit of kindness 
 for horses. Pittsburg. 
 
 Skinner, Mrs Henrietta (Dana) Espfritu 
 Santo. 1899. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 An unusual study of love and life among opera singers 
 and artists. The spiritual power of Catholicism is pic- 
 tured. Ed. sel. 
 
 Slosson, Mrs Annie (Trumbull) Dumb fox- 
 glove, and other stories. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Contents: Dumb foxglove; Apple Jonathan; Anna 
 Malann; Davy's Christmas; Clavis; A transient; Aunt 
 Liefy. 
 
 Seven dreamers. 1891. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Contents: How Faith came and went; Botany Bay; 
 Aunt Randy; Fishin' Jimmy; Butterneggs; Deacon 
 Pheby's selflsh.natur; A speakin' ghost. 
 
 An account in rich dialect of various eccentrics, or 
 people with a touch of mania. In the six tales that fol- 
 low, a series of rustic visionaries are portrayed, in such a 
 way as to show the psychic value of these phases of men- 
 tal history. Baker. 
 
 Smith, A. C. The monk and the dancer. 1900. 
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 Contents: The monk and the dancer; Trot, trot to mar- 
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 The eye of the harem. 
 
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 strong and delicate. Nation, 71: 156. 
 
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 19Jcm Houghton $1.50 
 
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 of art student's life in New York about 1860. N. Y. 
 
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 troubles-with her workmen and her method of averting 
 a strike described from capitalist's point of view. Mass. 
 
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 explanatory notes by the author. 5th ed. 
 1902. 23cm Small $1 
 
 Y Two later books, in much the same manner, Tlie boo 
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 Y Summer doings of 4 New York children OB a New 
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 by P. Thorne. 1902. 19cm 
 
 Y Little $1.25 
 
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 17 Jem Little $1.25 
 
 Y Entertaining story of life in an inland village of 
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 1901. 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Story of adventures met with in a quest for a treasure 
 of the Incafc. Much of the interest depends on the char- 
 acter drawing. Baker.
 
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 Y Rollicking story of 3 boys accidentally carried out 
 to sea, and picked up and landed on south coast of 
 Florida, where they have numerous adventures. N. Y. 
 
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 with unvarying gravity, in a matter-of-fact manner that 
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 Contemn: A tale of negative gravity; Asaph; "His 
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 relative existences;" A piece of red calico. 
 
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 T Contents: Old Pipes and the dryad; Bee-man of 
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 Y Good times of 2 boys and a girl in Florida. Evanston. 
 
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 1884. 17 Jem " Scribner $1.25 
 
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 same old 'coon; His wife's deceased sister; Our story; Mr 
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 : Mrs Cliff's yacht. 1896. 18jcm 
 
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 1885. 18cm Scribner $2 
 Hnmerous experiences of a young married pair, who 
 
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 name of Rudder Grange when they move to a more 
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 Y How 2 boys, sons of a count, lived in the days of 
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 19 Jem Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: A few words to begin with; The magic egg; 
 The staying power of Sir Rohan; The widow's cruise: 
 Love before breakfast; The bishop's ghost and the 
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 another; My well and what came out of it; Stephen 
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 1893 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
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 moraine; The philosophy of relative existences; The 
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 Y Story of a growing boy's outdoor life on shores of 
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 Y Exciting and instructive tale of Sioux Indian life in 
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 thelroquois. 1893. 20cm Appleton $1.50 
 Y Adventures in western New York during last Iro- 
 
 quois raid. N. Y. 
 The quartet. 1881. 18Jcm 
 
 Scribner $1 
 Y Academy and college life of Dab Kinzer and his 
 
 friends. Wis. 
 
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 border. 1890. 16 Jem (Harper's young peop. 
 ser.) 
 
 T Harper 60c 
 
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 Harper 60c 
 
 Y Interesting story of a white child's life among the 
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 Y Story of an Indian lad in the far West. Sargent. 
 Stories by American authors. 10 v. 1884-85. 
 17cm Scribner 75cea 
 
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 lishers' note. 
 
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 Scribner) Scribner 75c 
 
 Contents: Espero Gorgoni, gondolier, by F. H. Smith; 
 The anatomist of the heart, by T. R. Sullivan; The song of 
 the comforter, by J. J. A'Becket; The house on the hilltop, 
 by Grace E. Channing. 
 
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 from Scribner) Scribner 75c 
 
 Contents: From four to six, a comedietta, by Annie 
 Eliot; The commonest possible story, by B. Perry; The 
 end of the beginning, by G. A. Hibbard; A puritan 
 ingenue, by J. S. Wood; Mrs Manstey's view, by Edith 
 Whartou. 
 
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 Scribner) Scribner 75c 
 
 Contents: Memories, by B. Matthews; A charge for 
 France, by J. Heard, jr; Sergeant Gore, by L. Armstrong; 
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 from Scribner) Scribner 75c 
 
 Contents: As the sparks fly upward, by G. A. Hibbard; 
 How I sent my aunt to Baltimore, by C. S. Davison; Run 
 to seed, by T: N. Page; Flandroe's Mogul, by A. C. 
 Gordon. 
 
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 Scribner) Scribner 75c 
 
 Contents: The port of missing ships, by J. R. Spears; 
 The fate of the Georgiana, by Maria Blunt; Captain Black, 
 by C. E. Carryl; The last slave ship, by G. Howe. 
 
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 Contents: No Haid Pawn, by T: N. Page; How the 
 Derby was won, by H. Robertson; Aunt Fountain's pris- 
 oner, by J. C. Harris; Tirar y Soult, by Mrs R. H. Davis. 
 
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 Willow; also, The minister's watermelons. 
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 Y Happy, useful life of a country girl who received 
 from a fairy the gift of seeing the bright side of every- 
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 Followed by We and our neighbors. 
 
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 Houghton $1.50 
 
 Portrays a Massachusetts town a century or more ago. 
 N. Y. 
 
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 it accomplished what all the cool, judicial statements in 
 the world would have failed in. L. & I. 
 
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 an unfashionable street. 1901. 19Jcm (River- 
 side ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 
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 Stuart, J/nsRuth (McEnery) In Simpkinsville; 
 character tales. 1897. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Contents: An Arkansas prophet; Weeds; The unlived 
 life of little Mary Ellen; The dividing-fence; The middle 
 hall; Miss Jemima's valentine; A slender romance. 
 
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 sketches. 1898. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Contents: Moriah's mourning; An optical dilemma; 
 The second Mrs Slimm; Apollo Belvedere, a Christmas 
 episode of the plantation; Nearest of kin; (On the planta- 
 tion); The deacon's medicine; Two gentlemen of leisure; 
 The Rev Jordan White's three glances; Lady, a mono- 
 logue of the cow-pen; A pulpit orator; An Easter symbol, 
 a monologue of the plantation; Christmas at the Trimbles; 
 A minor chord. 
 
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 Y Story of a little Creole stolen from her New Orleans 
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 Main interest, the contest between White Caps and a 
 young newspaper man who tries to purify politics. N. Y. 
 
 Monsieur Beaucaire. 1900. 20cm 
 
 McClure $1.25 
 
 A little drama of intrigue, laid in Bath during the Beau 
 Nash regime in middle of the 18th century. Baker. 
 
 Taylor, Bayard. Boys of other countries. New 
 ed. 1901. 20cm Putnam $1.25 
 
 Y Contents: The little post-boy; The pasha's son; Jon 
 > of Iceland; The two herd-boys; The young serf; Studies 
 of animal nature. 
 
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 Russia, full of information about the customs and pecu- 
 liarities of the countries. Pittsburg. 
 
 Hannah Thurstoa,: a story of American 
 
 , life. Household ed. 1903. 19cm 
 
 Putnam $1.50 
 
 - The story of Kennett. Cedarcroft ed. 
 1903. 19cm Putnam $1.50 
 
 Y Story of country life in a Pennsylvania town at end 
 of last century. L. & L 
 
 Thanet, Octave, pseud. Knitters in the sun. 
 1887. ISicrn Houghton $1.25 
 
 Contents: The ogre of Ha Ha Bay; The bishop's vaga- 
 bond; Mrs Finley's Elizabethan chair; Father Quin- 
 nailon's convert; A communist's wife; Schopenhauer on 
 Lake Pepin; " Ma' Bowlin';" Half a curse; Whitson Harp, 
 regulator. 
 
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 Contents: The missionary sheriff; The cabinet organ; 
 His duty; The hypnotist; The next room; Defeat of Amos 
 Wickliff. 
 
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 duty" N.Y.
 
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 Thanet, Octave, pseud. Otto the knight, and 
 other trans-Mississippi stories. 1891. 18cm 
 
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 The governor's prerogative; The mortgage on Jeffy. 
 
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 Contents: The besetment of Kurt Lieders; The face of 
 failure; Tommy and Thomas; Mother Emeritus; An as- 
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 Of business, the injustices caused by competition, etc. 
 Baker. 
 
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 Y Story of a Chicago boy's winter with his Arkansas 
 cousins. N. Y. 
 
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 19cm Burt $1 
 
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 ture of Ticonderoga. Baker. 
 
 Thompson. Maurice. Alice of old Vincennes; 
 illus. by F. C. Yohn. 1900. 19cm 
 
 Merrill $1.50 
 
 Story of events during the revolution centering in an 
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 Y The series of "Revolutionary stories," of which this 
 
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 Tourge*e, A. W. A fool's errand, by one of the 
 fools. 1902. 20cm Fords $1.50 
 
 Pt. 2, "The invisible empire," p. 386-521. 
 Experience of a federal officer who went south after the 
 ' war and lived there fifteen years. A picture of the " car- 
 pet-bagger" period; the Ku Klux Klan is incidentally 
 described. L. & I. 
 
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 (5) Young surveyor. 
 
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 Trowbridge, J: T. Neighbor Jackwood; rev. 
 ed. with a chapter of autobiography. 1899. 
 19cm Lee $1.50 
 
 Sketches of home life and of homely character in rural 
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 True, J: P. The iron star and what it saw on its 
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 illus. by L. C. True. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 Little $1.50 
 
 Y Short history of primitive civilization told in the 
 adventures of a meteor which fell to earth in the cave 
 dwellers' age and is now a precious relic in Plymouth, 
 Mass. N. Y. 
 
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 Stuart Schuyler, captain of cavalry during the 
 revolution. 1901. 19cm Little $1.50 
 
 Y Sequel to Scouting for Washington; continued in On 
 guard! 
 
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 Greene and Morgan, Colonel Tarleton and Lord Corn \val- 
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 Y Boy's adventures as American spy about New York 
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 Y Story of mining life in Colorado, and a boy's faithful 
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 1897. 20cm Wilde $1.50 
 
 Y School and college life of a girl who is ambitious to 
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 Contents: The blue flower [from the German of Novalis] ; 
 The source; The mill; Spy rock; Wood-mngie; The other 
 wise man; A handful of clay; The lost word; The first 
 Christmas-tree. 
 
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 nature and human nature. 1901. 20cua 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: A lover of music; The reward of virtue; A 
 brave heart; The gentle life; A friend of justice; The 
 white blot; A year of nobility; The keeper of the light. 
 
 Dramatic French-Canadian and Adirondack sketches. 
 
 Wallace, Lewis. Ben-Hur; a tale of the Christ. 
 1901. 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Romance of oriental life in the first century. Baker. 
 
 The fair god; or, The last of the 'Tzins. 
 1901. 20cm Houghton $1.50 
 
 An archeologic reconstruction of Mexican life at time 
 of conquest. Baker. 
 
 The prince of India. 2 v. 1893. 17 Jem 
 Harper $2.50 
 
 Hero takes the character of the Wandering Jew. Gives 
 a florid picture of the Byzantine empire in the 15th 
 century. L. & I. 
 
 Waltz, Mrs Elizabeth (Cherry) Pa Gladden; 
 the story of a common man. 1903. 20cm 
 
 Century $1.50 
 
 Stories of country life in middle west, deriving unity 
 from the personality of a childless, large hearted and sin- 
 cerely religious elderly farmer. N. Y. 
 
 Ward, H. D. Captain of the Kittiewink. 1892. 
 18cm Little $1.25 
 
 Y Two boys' voyage in search of health along the New 
 England coast in an old fishing boat. Sargent. 
 
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 Contents: The express messenger; The locomotive that 
 lost herself; A wild night at Wood River; Wakalona; A 
 locomotive as a war chariot; A ghost train illusion; Story 
 of engine 107; Catching a runaway engine; A railway 
 mail clerk; The mysterious message; Scraptomania. 
 
 Snow on the headlight; a story of the great 
 
 Burlington strike. 1899. 19Jcm . 
 
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 Warner, C:D. The golden house. 1895. 19 Jem 
 
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 Story of New York life, continuing the fortunes of 
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 A little journey in the world. Biograph- 
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 That fortune. 1899. 19Jcm 
 
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 Sequel to The golden house. 
 
 Their pilgrimage; illus. by C. S. Reinhart. 
 
 1887. 19Jcm Harper $2 
 
 The love plot a mere thread; minute and sometimes 
 
 satirical descriptions of southern watering-places. Baker. 
 
 Warner, Susan. The wide, wide world, n. d. 
 19Jcm (Home lib.) Burt $1 
 
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 Baker. 
 
 Waterloo, Stanley. Story of Ab; a tale of the 
 time of the cave man. 3d ed. 1897. 19Jcm 
 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Webster, H: K. Roger Drake, captain of in- 
 dustry. 1902. 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 Story of mining ventures, rivalry in love and business 
 and formation of great copper combine. N. Y. 
 
 Webster, Jean. When Patty went to college. 
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 Dodd $1.10 
 
 Y Fourteen-year-old Patty makes the acquaintance of 
 4 aunts and their families. 
 
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 New York, sharp at a bargain, kind-hearted, with an 
 unfailing flow of dry humor. N. Y. 
 
 Wharton, Mrs Edith. The greater inclination. 
 1899. 20cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: The muse's tragedy; A journey; The pelican: 
 Souls belated; A coward; The twilight of the god; A cup 
 of cold water; The portrait. 
 
 Stories dealing with various phases of modern social 
 life. Cynical and sad, but not devoid of humor. Baker. 
 
 = Sanctuary. 1903. 21 Jem 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Deals with a question of heredity. Pub. wUy. 
 Appeared in Scribner's magazine, v. 34. Aug.-Nov. 
 1903. 
 
 The valley of decision. 2v. 1902. 20cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 As a study of Italian society on the verge of the French 
 revolution, deeply interesting; as a study of tempera- 
 ment, sympathetic and judicial. Sat. r. 
 
 White, E. O. Ednah and her brothers. 1900. 
 19Jcm Houghton $1 
 
 Y Everyday doings of 4 children who flit between city 
 and country with their artist parents. N. Y. 
 
 A little girl of long ago. 1896. 19Jcm 
 Honghton $1 
 
 Y Story of child life in the Boston of colonial times 
 Evanston. 
 
 When Molly was six. 1894. 19 Jem 
 Houghton $1 
 
 Y Twelve realistic studies of red letter days in a child's 
 life, one for each month. Pittsburg. 
 
 Winterborough. 1892. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25
 
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 White, S. E: The blazed trail. 1902. 20cm 
 
 McClure $1.50 
 
 Pt. 2 appeared in McClure's magazine, Dec. 1901, Jan.- 
 Feb. 1902, under title The forest runner. 
 
 A young lumberman's stri^gle with a powerful and 
 unscrupulous firm. Realistic descriptions of life in Mich- 
 igan logging camp. N. Y. 
 
 The magic forest; a modern fairy story. 
 
 1903. 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Y Modern fairy story about a little boy who spent a 
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 girlhood. 1893? 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 T New England story, tracing the life and growth 
 from girlhood to womanhood of Faith Gartney and con- 
 taining something of the thought and life that lie be- 
 tween 14 and 20. Publishers. 
 
 The Gayworthys; a story of threads and 
 
 thrums. 1893. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Y Girl's story of New England village people a gener- 
 ation or more ago. Full of shrewd observations and 
 kindly humor. N. Y. 
 
 Hitherto; a story of yesterdays. 1897. 
 
 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Y Home life in a New England country place some 
 fifty years ago. Baker. 
 
 The other girls. 1901. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 Y Fourth volume of ' Real folks ser.' 
 Follows Real folks. 
 
 Real folks. 1899. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 Y Third volume of ' Real folks ser.' 
 Follows We girls. 
 
 Two orphan sisters, adopted one by a city aunt, the 
 other by an aunt in the country, and how they fared. 
 N. Y. 
 
 A summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. 
 
 1894. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Y Story of a young girl's season in the White Moun- 
 tains. Evanston. 
 Followed by We girls; Real folks; Other girls. 
 
 We girls; a home story. 1898. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Y Second volume of ' Real folks ser.' 
 Follows Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. 
 Pleasant story of home and social life of 3 New England 
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 Curtis, G: W: From the easy chair. 3 v. 
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 Emerson, R. W. Complete works. 12 v. 
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 Howells, W: D. Literature and life. 1902. 
 
 21 Jem Harper $2.25 n 
 
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 My literary passions. 1895. 19cm 
 
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 Retrospect concerning books which have waked and 
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 Lodge, H: C. Historical and political essays. 
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 Gothe. Literature, 3: 466. 
 
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 Repplier, Agnes. Essays in miniature. 1895. 
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 Clemens, S: L. Adventures of Huckleberry 
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 Holmes, O. W. Autocrat of the breakfast-table. 
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 Over the teacups. 1896. 20cm (River- 
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 Webster. 
 
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 Black, William. A daughter of Heth. 1903. 
 19Jcm (Library ed.) Harper $1.25 
 
 Hero, a dare-devil but manlyT>oy, son of a Presbyterian 
 minister; heroine, his cousin, a half French girl, whose 
 sunny and refined character contrasts and clashes with 
 the rigid puritanism of the northern village. Baker. 
 
 The four MacNicols, and An adventure in 
 
 Thule. 1900. 17Jcm Harper 60c 
 
 Y Story of 4 orphan boys who make their own living 
 in the Hebrides, with adventures on sea and coast. Hardy. 
 
 In silk attire. 1900. 19 Jem (Library 
 
 ed.) Harper $1.25 
 
 Judith Shakespeare; her love affairs and 
 
 other adventures; illus. by E. A. Abbey. 1884. 
 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Faithful study of manners and customs in England 
 300 years ago; a daughter of Shakespeare, the heroine. 
 Sargent. 
 
 Kilmeny. 1901. 19Jcm (Library ed.) 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Macleod of Dare. 1903. 19 Jem (Library 
 
 ed.) Harper $1.25 
 
 Tragic story, in which shallow and garish fashionable 
 life is brought into contact with the simplicity of High- 
 land society. Full of poetic descriptions of scenery. Baker,. 
 
 A princess of Thule. 
 
 1877. 19cm 
 Harper 
 
 $1.25 
 
 Scenes, Isle of Skye and London. The wonderful 
 colors and changes of sea and sky and mountain inspire 
 many descriptive pages. Baker. 
 
 - Shandon bells. 1899. 19cm (Library 
 
 ed.) Harper $1.25 
 
 Irish story; a fascinating heroine and a clever and 
 
 sentimental hero, whose entry into literary life in London 
 
 is graphically described. Baker. 
 
 Strange adventures of a phaeton. 1901? 
 19 Jem ( Library ed.) Harper $1.25 
 
 Coaching tour from London to Edinburgh through the 
 loveliest scenery of England. Plenty of bright and 
 sentimental dialogue, with light character sketching. 
 Baker. 
 
 Three feathers. 1901? 19Jcm (Library 
 
 ed. ) Harper $1.25 
 
 Blackmore, B,: D. Alice Lorraine, n. d. 19 Jem 
 
 Burt $1 
 
 Romance of period of Napoleonic wars; full of startling 
 incident and adventure. Baker. 
 Regarded by author as his best novel. L. & I.
 
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 Blackmore, B: D. Lorna Doone; a romance of 
 Exmoor, with special introd. by author. 1900. 
 20Jcm Harper $1 
 
 Tale of the savage deeds of the outlaw Doones and of 
 honest John Ridd, yeoman of the downs, whose chance 
 encounter with Lorna makes him a soldier and a knight. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Perlycross. 1894. 19cm Harper $1.75 
 
 Scenes of rural life in eastern Devon just before the 
 
 1832 reform bill, portraits of village worthies and much 
 descriptive work. Flings satire at modern cant about 
 education. Baker. 
 
 Borrow, G: H: Lavengro; new ed. containing 
 some suppressed episodes; ms. variorum, vocab- 
 ulary and notes. 1903. 20Jcm Putnam $2 
 Sorrow's early autobiography, with a veil of mystery 
 purposely thrown over it. Describes his wanderings over 
 the three kingdoms, checkered with strange adventures, 
 his literary struggles in London, vagrancy with the gyp- 
 sies, etc. Baker. 
 
 The Komany rye; new ed. with notes, 
 
 etc. 1900. 20Jcm Putnam $2 
 
 Bibliography of editor's sources, p. 393-403. 
 Goes on with the story (Lavengro) exactly as if there 
 had been no" breaking off. Baker. 
 
 Bronte, Charlotte. Jane Eyre, with introd. by 
 Mrs Humphry Ward. Haworth ed. 1899. 
 21 Jem Harper $1.75 
 
 Life history of a woman of strong and original charac- 
 ter, whose plain face was an innovation among heroines, 
 just as her love for an ugly and elderly hero shows a 
 recoil from conventional romance. Largely autobio- 
 graphic, not so much in incident as in the strong and 
 passionate expression of personal feeling, of revolt from 
 social conventions and of questioning of narrow religious 
 dogmas. Baker. 
 
 The professor; and Poems by Charlotte, 
 
 Emily, and Anne Bronte, and the Rev. Patrick 
 Bronte, etc. with introd. by Mrs Humphry 
 Ward. Haworth ed. 1900. 21 Jem 
 
 Harper $1.75 
 Materials of this story used afterwards in VUleUc. Baker. 
 
 Shirley, with introd. by Mrs Humphry 
 
 Ward. Haworth ed. 1899. 21Jcm 
 
 Harper $1.75 
 
 Time of riots occasioned by Orders in Council restrict- 
 ing continental trade during French war (Geo. in) Baker. 
 
 Villette; with introd. by Mrs Humphry 
 Ward. Haworth ed. 1900. 21Jcm 
 
 Harper $1.75 
 
 Founded on Miss Bronte's experience as a teacher in a 
 school in Brussels. The original ending of Villette was so 
 painful to the public that a paragraph was added in sub- 
 sequent editions which suggests a mitigation of tragedy. 
 L. &I. 
 
 Bronte, Emily. Wuthering Heights, and Agnes 
 Grey by Anne Bronte (Acton Bell) with introd. 
 
 by Mrs Humphry Ward. Haworth ed. 1903. 
 21 Jem Harper $1.75 
 
 A weird story of hate and revenge, laid amid the som- 
 ber dales and fells.of moorland Yorkshire. Baker. 
 
 Brown, John. Rab and his friends and other 
 dogs and men. 1900. 17cm Hough ton $1 
 Also in class 824 in his S, are hours, v. 1. 
 A tenderly beautiful Scotch story of a rare woman and 
 a noble dog. Pittsburg. 
 
 Browne, Frances. Granny's wonderful chair 
 and its tales of fairy times. 1900. 20cm 
 
 Y Dutton $1.50 
 
 Bunyan, John. The pilgrim's progress from 
 
 this world to that which is to come, delivered 
 
 under the similitude of a dream. Puritan ed. 
 
 1903. 21Jcm Revell $1.50 n 
 
 31 illustrations in puritan costume, by Harold Copping. 
 
 Title. 
 
 Its form is almost epic; its dramatic dialogue, its clear 
 types of character, its vivid descriptions, have given an 
 equal but a different pleasure to children and men, to 
 the villager and the scholar. Stopford A. Brooke. 
 
 Caine, Hall. The deemster. 1897. 19Jcm 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 An essay in the prose epic as conceived by Victor Hugo, 
 rather than a novel. Scene, the Isle of Man, 1775. Baker. 
 
 The Manxman. 13th ed. 1896. 19cm 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 Elaborate picture of peculiar social conditions in Isle of 
 Man. N. Y. 
 
 Carey, B. N. Nellie's memories. 19Jcm 
 
 (Home lib.) Burt $1 
 
 Experiences and troubles of a girl of sterling character, 
 
 who takes the place of her dead mother in a family of 
 
 brothers and sisters. Baker. 
 
 Uncle Max. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1 
 
 Carleton, William. Traits and stories of the 
 Irish peasantry; ed. by D. J. O'Donoghue. 
 4 v. 1896. 20cm Macmillan $6 
 
 Intimate and sympathetic presentation of the life of the 
 peasants, their quick temper and variable nature, now 
 inoody, now gay, capable of the deepest feeling, of fiercely 
 vindictive passions and crimes. These stories record the 
 author's actual experiences; their realism is almost over- 
 faithful in detail.'yet by no means free from caricature. 
 Baker. 
 
 Carroll, Lewis, pseud. Alice's adventures in 
 
 Wonderland; illus. by John Tenniel. 1904. 
 
 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Y Through the looking-glass; and what Alice found there 
 
 [sequel] 1871. 
 
 A new genre of fairy tale which draws on modern science 
 and all sorts of modern ideas for its materials, and finds 
 its most characteristic expression in droll irrelevance and 
 the fantastic distortion of familiar things. Though 
 
 ' written for children, the wit, the fanciful humor, and the 
 subtlety of many of its comic undermeanings, can be 
 appreciated fully only by educated adults. Baker. 
 
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 Carroll, Lewis, pseud. Through the looking-glass 
 
 and what Alice found there; illus. by John Ten- 
 
 niel. 1902. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Y The two may be bought in one Volume if preferred 
 
 (Macmillan 81.26) Ed. sel. 
 
 Castle, Mrs Agnes ( Sweetman ) & Egerton. The 
 
 pride of Jennico; being a memoir of Captain 
 
 Basil Jennico. 1900. 18cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Fantastic 18th century tale of an Englishman's love 
 
 for a German princess. N. Y. 
 
 Charles, 3/r.s Elizabeth (Bundle) Chronicles 
 of the Schpnberg-Cotta family, n. d. 19cm 
 
 Burt $1 n 
 Domestic story of Luther and the reformation. N. Y. 
 
 Church, A. J: Chantry priest of Barnet; a tale 
 of the two roses. 1884? 19cm (Ajax ser. ) 
 
 Dodd 75c 
 
 Lords of the world; with 12 illus. by 
 
 Ralph Peacock. 1897. 19cm Scribner 1.50 
 Y Story of fall of Carthage and Corinth, with much 
 historical information. Unit. 
 
 Three Greek children; a story of home in 
 
 old time; with illustrations after Flaxman and 
 the antique. 1903. 20cm (Knick. ser. ) 
 
 Y Putnam $1.25 
 
 Clifford, Mrs Lucy (Lane) Aunt Anne. 1892. 
 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 A most pathetic figure. Baker. 
 
 Collins, Wilkie. Armadale. 1902. 20cm (Li- 
 brary ed.) Harper $1.25 
 A tragic tale, with copious display of incident and char- 
 acter and a free use of coincidence; the mainspring, a 
 crime whose effects come to a head in the second genera- 
 tion. Attempts to deal imaginatively with physical and 
 moral results of heredity. Coquets with supernatural 
 matters. Baker. 
 
 The law and the lady. 1875. 20cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Man and wife. 1873? 20cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Plot turns on complications arising from lax Scotch 
 marriage laws. L. & I. 
 
 The moonstone. 1873. '20$cm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 It keeps curiosity on the alert until the key of the mys- 
 tery is given. Baker. 
 
 No name 1873. 20Jcm Harper $1.25 
 
 Less of a puzzle-plot than the Woman in white, pre- 
 ferring to foreshadow events. The disadvantage of ille- 
 gitimate birth forms the leading motive. Baker. 
 
 The woman in white. 1873. 20Jcm 
 
 Harper $1.25 
 
 Designed to enlist the reader's ingenuity in discover-' 
 ing the identity of a puppet heroine and the real object 
 of a villainous conspiracy. Baker. 
 
 Conrad, Joseph. Lord Jim. 1900. 20Jcm 
 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 A psychologic study of unusual power, with descrip- 
 tions of tropical seas and civilization of Eastern islands. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Typhoon. 1902. 19cm Putnam $1 
 
 Describes a great storm 'and its effects on a handful of 
 white men aboard a British-built, Siamese-owned steamer 
 in the China seas. Ath. '03, 1 : 658. 
 
 Youth. 1902. 19Jcm McClure $1.50 
 
 Three grim tales of sea and land entitled Youth, Heart 
 of darknegs, The end of the tether. N. Y. 
 
 Cotes, Mrs 8.. J. (Duncan) An American girl 
 in London. 1903. 19Jcm Appleton $1.50 
 
 Pilgrimage through typical English scenes of a humor- 
 ous girl, who constantly compares British conventionality 
 with American freedom. Baker. 
 
 Couch, A. T: Quiller- The blue pavilions, by 
 Q. 1898. 18cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Romance of William Ill's reign. Scenes: Harwich and 
 Holland, chiefly in 1691; a crowded episode in a young 
 man's life. King James, King William and the future 
 duke of Marlborough appear. Baker. 
 
 The delectable duchy ; stories, studies and 
 
 sketches by Q. 1898. 18cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Contents: Prologue; The spinster's maying; Daphnis; 
 When the sap rose; The paupers; Cuckoo Valley railway; 
 The conspiracy aboard the "Midas;" Legends of St 
 Piran; In the train; Woon Gate; From a cottage in Gan- 
 tick; The drawn blind; A golden wedding; School 
 friends; Parents and children; Two monuments; Egg- 
 stealing; Seven-an'-six; The regent's wager; Love of 
 Naomi; The prince of Abyssinia's post-bag. 
 
 Cornish episodes of wide diversity, poetic, comic and 
 gruesome, keenly observed and swiftly sketched. N. Y. 
 
 Hetty Wesley. 1903. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 True story of Hetty Wesley, the beautiful, brilliant and 
 unhappy sister of John and Charles Wesley, worked into 
 a historical novel. The contrast of character between 
 John and Charles Wesley is presented with great care. 
 Pub. wklij. 
 
 The splendid spur; being memoirs of the 
 
 adventures of Mr John Marvel, written by him- 
 self, ed. in modern English by Q. 1898. 18cm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Royalist romance" of the great civil war, particularly 
 strong on the history of the campaign in Cornwall and 
 the west of England generally (1642-43) Baker. 
 
 Craik, Mrs D. M. (Mulock) Adventures of a 
 brownie. 1903. 17 Jem 
 Y Harper 60c 
 
 Agatha's husband 1902. 19cm 
 
 Harper 90c 
 
 A brave lady. 1899. 19$cm Harper 90c 
 
 Christian's mistake. 1901. 19icm 
 
 Harper 90c
 
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 227 
 
 Craik, Mrs D. M. (Mulock) John Halifax, gen- 
 tleman. 1877. 19Jcm Harper 90c 
 Y Quiet story of an Englishman's daily life, common- 
 jlace in event but made fine by character; early 19th 
 century. N. Y. 
 
 A life for a life. 1903. 19 Jem 
 
 Harper 90c 
 
 A problem novel, dealing with the nemesis of a repented 
 crime, and assailing capital punishment. Baker. 
 
 The little lame prince; with introd. by 
 
 Mrs E.. S. (Phelps) Ward. 2pts. 1901. 19cm 
 (Heath's home & school class. ) 
 Y Heath 30c n 
 
 My mother and I. 1904. 19cm. 
 
 Harper 90c 
 
 A noble life. 1866. 18cm Harper 90c 
 Story of a Scotch earl whose self-forgetful spirit trium- 
 phed over unusual physical disabilities. N. Y. 
 
 The Ogilvies. . 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 Harper 90c 
 
 A passionate story of first love; told with plenty of 
 sentiment, and containing some scenes of pathos. Baker. 
 
 Crockett, S: K-. The lilac sunbonnet. 1894. 
 19Jcm Appleton $1.50 
 
 An idyllic Galloway love story', sweet, fresh and whole- 
 some. Sat. r. 
 
 Men of the moss-hags. 1895. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Tales and episodes of the persecuted covenanters under 
 the scourge of Claverhouse, latter half of 17th century, 
 the obverse of that painted by Scott in Old Mortality. 
 
 Baker. 
 
 
 
 The raiders; being some passages in the 
 
 life of John Faa, lord and earl of Little Egypt. 
 1894. 19cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Stirring tale of border warfare and gipsy life. Scene, 
 Galloway in early 18th century. N. Y. 
 
 The stickit minister and some common 
 
 men; with a prefatory poem by R. L: Stevenson. 
 1902. 19Jcm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 24 short stories (many in Scotch dialect) mainly about 
 ministers, skilfully setting forth ordinary character and 
 simple situations-. N. Y. 
 
 Defoe, Daniel. Robinson Crusoe. 1900. 22cm 
 
 Dodd $1.50 
 
 Founded on the actual experiences of Alexander Sel- 
 kirk. A minutely circumstantial account of the ship- 
 wreck, the escape to the isle, and the methodical industry 
 wherewith the solitary makes himself a comfortable 
 home. Baker. 
 
 There are many editions for children, some of which 
 are undesirable. It is well to have one copy at least of 
 the edition illustrated by Rhead brothers, Harper, SI. 50, 
 or of that illustrated in color, Macmillan, 1903, 1.25, and 
 for hard wear, the Riverside school library edition, 
 Houghton, 60c, or Home and school classics, edited by 
 E. E. Hale, Heath, 60c. Ed. sel. 
 
 De la Ramee, Louise. Bimbi: stories for chil- 
 dren; illus. by E. H. Garrett. 1892. 21Jcm . 
 
 Lippincott $1.50 
 
 Y Contents: The Niirnberg stove; The ambitious rose- 
 tree; Moufflou; Lampblack; The child of Urbino; In the 
 apple-country; Findelkind; Meleagris Gallopavo; The 
 little earl. 
 
 Her Dog of Flanders is in class 820, v. 10 (Childhood) of 
 Little classics, ed. by Rossiter Johnson. 
 
 Dickens, Charles. Adventures of Oliver Twist. 
 1897. ISJcm Macmillan $1 
 
 This and the following, except Great expectations, Hard 
 times, Mystery of Edwin Drood, Tale of two cities, and the 
 Uncommercial traveler, ed. by Charles Dickens the younger, 
 with biographic and bibliographic notes, and mostly 
 reprinted from first editions, with the illustrations. 
 
 Melodramatic story, relating the fortunes of a poor boy, 
 nurtured in a workhouse, whose natural goodness and 
 innocence carry him through poverty and temptation to 
 a happy lot. An unvarnished picture of the criminal 
 classes. Baker. 
 
 Barnaby Rudge. 1892. 
 
 19cm 
 Macmillan 
 
 $1 
 
 Historical, giving lurid account of the mad orgies and 
 incendiarism of the "No popery " riots of 1780, and intro- 
 ducing Lord George Gordon. Baker. 
 
 Bleak house. 1895. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 A plot novel having two principal threads, one the 
 story of a proud lady's expiation of a sin committed in 
 youth, the other a satirical history of a huge and inter- 
 minable lawsuit. Baker. 
 
 Christmas books. 1892. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1 
 
 Contents: Christmas carol; Chimes; Cricket on the 
 hearth; Battle of life; The haunted man and the ghost's 
 bargain. 
 
 Dombey and son. 1892. 
 
 19cm 
 Macmillan 
 
 $1 
 
 The moral purpose is to anatomize pride, and exhibit 
 its strength and its weakness. Almost apart from the 
 main story, the pathetic episode of little Paul Dombey's 
 invalid life and death monopolizes interest to a certain 
 point. Tragic chapters lightened by a throng of humor- 
 ous characters. Baker. 
 
 - Great expectations; with introd. and notes 
 by Andrew Lang. Gadshill ed. 1898. 20em 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Hard times, Hunted down, Holiday ro- 
 mance and George Silverman's explanation; 
 with introd. by Andrew Lang. Gadshill ed. 
 1898. 21cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Inspired by Carlyle's philosophical radicalism, a pro- 
 test against the tyranny of utilitarianism, statistics and 
 political economy divorced from human kindness. A 
 hideous manufacturing town created by the two apostles 
 of fact, Gradgrind and Bounderby, is the scene. Baker. 
 
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 Dickens, Charles. Life and adventures of Mar- 
 tin Chuzzlewit. 1899. 19Jcm Macmillan $1 
 
 Mingled comedy, caricature, farce, melodrama and 
 tragedy; shifting from England to America and back 
 again. Pecksniff, Mark Tapley, Betsy Prig, and Sarah 
 Gamp have become household names. Baker. 
 
 Life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. 
 1898. 18 Jem Macmillan $1 
 
 This story fixed public attention on the abuses preva- 
 lent in English private schools. N. Y. 
 
 Little Dorrit. 1895. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Satire on the civil service, represented by the Circum- 
 locution office. Also a picture of prison life, the father of 
 Little Dorrit being also the Father of the Marshalsea. 
 Baker. 
 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood, and Master 
 
 Humphrey's clock; with introd. by Andrew 
 Lang. Gadshilled. 1899. 21cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 An unfinished novel, based on a murder and enacted 
 amid the picturesque closes and ecclesiastical buildings 
 of old Rochester Cloisterham, with scenes in an opium 
 den in Shadwell. Baker. 
 
 The old curiosity shop and Master Hum- 
 phrey's clock. 1892. 19Jcm Macmillan $1 
 
 The etherealized and pathetic Little Nell is chief actor; 
 the comic scenes peopled by such creations as Dick 
 Swiveller and the Marchioness, Mr Toots and Tommy 
 Traddles, and the grotesque episodes of Quilp and his 
 doings. Baker. 
 
 Our mutual friend. 1895. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1 
 Personal history and experience of David 
 
 Copperfield the younger. 1904. 19Jcin 
 
 Macmillan $1 
 
 Founded to a large extent on the story of his own early 
 struggles, and on other cherished memories. Baker. 
 
 Posthumous papers of the Pickwick club. 
 1897. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Inimitable for broad British fun. Mr Pickwick and his 
 valet, Sam Weller, number among the immortals. The 
 whole book expresses exuberant youth, force and a mind 
 abandoned to the comic view. L. & I. 
 
 Sketches by Boz. 1892. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1 
 
 Random sketches and episodes drawn from life in 
 London among the poor and the lower middle classes; 
 many are caricatures, nearly all are humorous or farcical. 
 Baker. 
 
 Tale of two cities; with introd. and notes 
 by Andrew Lang. Gadshill ed. 1898. 20Jcm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 The most dramatic of all Dickens' books. Story of the 
 French revolution, presenting a vivid description of the 
 horrors of mob rule and the reign of terror. Hardy. 
 
 The uncommercial traveler; with introd. 
 and notes by Andrew Lang. Gadshill ed. 1898. 
 21cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Doyle, Sir A. C. Adventures of Sherlock 
 Holmes. 1902. 19Jcm Harper $1.50 
 
 Sequel, memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Series of detective 
 stories that form the life history of the amateur thief- 
 taker who first appeared in A study in scarlet. He is a 
 man of superhuman powers of observation, inductive 
 sagacity and combination, whose exploits are usually 
 accompanied by gruesome and thrilling incidents. 
 Facile princeps among detective stories. Baker. 
 
 Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Eev. ed. 
 1902. 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Micah Clarke, his statement as made to 
 
 his three grandchildren, Joseph, Gervas and 
 Reuben, during the hard winter of 1734. 1894. 
 19cm Harper $1.75 
 
 The Monmouth rising in reign of James II, culminat- 
 ing in tragic rout at Sedgemoor (1685) N. Y. 
 
 The refugees; a tale of two continents. 
 
 1893. 19cm Harper $1.75 
 
 Huguenot romance in reign of Louis XIV. Scenes in 
 France and America. Thrilling adventures with Indians 
 and elements. N. Y. 
 
 The sign of the four, A scandal in Bohe- 
 mia, and other stories. 1900? 20cm (Home 
 lib.) Burt $1 
 
 Contents: The sign of the four; A scandal in Bohemia; 
 A case of identity; My friend, the murderer; The ring of 
 Thoth; The surgeon of Gaster Fell; John Huxford's 
 hiatus. 
 
 Sherlock Holmes a character. 
 
 A study in scarlet. 19 Jem ( Home lib. ) 
 
 Burt $1 
 
 Sensational story in two parts: adventures in Utah 
 t among Mormons; history of a mysterious double murder 
 in London, traced by Sherlock Holmes, who first appears 
 here. N. Y. 
 
 The White company. 1895. 18Jcm 
 
 Harper $1.75 
 
 Episode of the 100 years war with France the exploits 
 of a company of English bowmen in France and in Cas- 
 tile under the Duke of Lancaster. Du Guesclin, Chandos 
 and other paladins appear. Baker. 
 
 Drummond, Henry. The monkey that would 
 not kill ; illus. by Louis Wain. 1898. ISJcm 
 
 Dodd $1 
 
 Y Contents: The monkey that would not kill; Gum. 
 Du Maurier, George. Peter Ibbetson. 1892. 
 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Melancholy, dreamy; the leading motive being the 
 supernatural gift that enables the hero to meet his lost 
 love in dreamland. The more realistic parts are reminis- 
 cences of a happy childhood spent at Passy. Illustrated 
 by the author. Baker. 
 
 - Trilby. 1894. 19cm Harper $1.75 
 
 Illustrated by the author. 
 
 A discursive novel, founded mainly on reminiscences 
 of Bohemian life and characters in Paris, with which is 
 entwined a story of hypnotic influence over a beautiful 
 girl, the heroine of a pathetic love idyll. Baker.
 
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 229 
 
 Edgeworth, Maria. Castle Rackrent and The 
 absentee. 1895. 19Jcm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 This and the following illus. by Chris. Hammond and 
 with introd. by Anne Thackeray Ritchie. 
 
 Picture of the varieties of recklessness and misconduct 
 which in the course of a generation or two ruined or 
 crippled most of the landlords of Ireland. Johnston. 
 
 Helen. 1896. 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Aim to show what social troubles arise from addiction 
 
 to fibs and " white lies." Baker. 
 
 Ormond. 1895. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 The most vivid of her Irish stories next to Castle Rack- 
 rent. Saintsbury. 
 
 The parent's assistant; or, Stories for chil- 
 dren. 1897. 20cm Macmillan 80c 
 Y Simple tales, with moral lessons, adapting her 
 father's maxims to the understanding of children. The 
 best known are Simple Susan, The purple jar, and Lazy 
 Laurence. Baker. 
 
 tt- others. Waste not, want not, and other 
 stories; ed. with introd. and notes by M. V. 
 O'Shea; with 32 illus. by W. P. Bodwell. 1904. 
 20cm (Heath's home & school class. ) 
 
 Heath 20c n 
 
 Y Contents: Waste not, want not, by Maria Edgeworth ; 
 The discontented pendulum, by Jane Taylor; Order and 
 disorder, by Mrs Barbauld; The philosopher's scales, by 
 Jane Taylor. 
 
 Edwards, A. A. B. Barbara's history. New 
 ed. 1897. 18J x lOJcm Hurst & B. 2/6 
 
 Character and inner life of a girl, her courtship and ro- 
 mantic marriage; melodramatic plot based on a mystery. 
 Baker. 
 
 Eliot, George, pseud. AdamBede. Personal ed. 
 1901. 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 
 This and the following, with biographic introd. by 
 Esther Wood. 
 
 English country life a century ago. The narrative goes 
 deep into the mysteries of human nature, and is an em- 
 bodiment of her earnest philosophy of conduct and retri- 
 bution. The famous humorist and maker of sayings, 
 Mrs Poyser, and the visionary and fervent preacher, Dinah 
 Morris, are studies of actual people. Baker. 
 
 Daniel Deronda. Personal ed. 2v. 1901. 
 
 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Chief actors a gay and accomplished girl and her Bus- 
 band, a selfish despot, whose character exemplifies the 
 blighting influences of modern purely materialistic civil- 
 ization. Baker. 
 
 Felix Holt, the radical. Personal ed. 
 
 1901. 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 
 A striking picture of the working of new political ideas 
 among the English masses. N. Y. 
 
 Middlemarch, a story of provincial life. 
 
 Personal ed. 2 v. 1901. 20cm 
 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 The diversified characters, social groups and complex 
 
 - life of a provincial town, delineated with intense realism 
 
 without plot, yet unified, by the conception of moral 
 causation, into a tragic drama of deserted ideals and 
 failure. Baker. 
 
 Eliot, George, pseud. The mill on the Floss. 
 Personal ed. 1901. 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 Deeply significant tragedy of the inner life, laid amidst 
 the quaint folk and old-fashioned surroundings of a vil- 
 lage and a provincial town. Baker. 
 
 Romola. Personal ed. 2v. 1901. 20cm 
 Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Romola: a stern drama of temptation, crime and inex- 
 orable retribution, in the Florence of Lorenzo de Medici, 
 Savonarola and the early apostles of the renaissance 
 [1492-1509] Baker. 
 
 V. 2 contains Silas Marner, an idyl of country life a 
 century ago. Sin and its tragedy, innocence with its 
 powers for good, are the themes. Baker. 
 
 Scenes of clerical life. Personal ed. 
 
 1901. 20cm Doubleday $1.50 
 
 Contents: The sad fortunes of the Reverend Amos 
 Barton; Mr GilfiPs love story; Janet's repentance; Life of 
 George Eliot. 
 
 Ewing, Mrs J. H. (Gatty) Jackanapes; with 
 introd. by W. P. Trent. 1903. 19 Jem 
 Y Heath 20c n 
 
 - Jan of the windmill; a story of the plains. 
 1904. 17Jcm Little 50c 
 
 Y Story of a gallant boy's self-devotion. The best 
 known of her many stories. Baker. 
 
 Lob Lie-by-the-fire, The Brownies, and 
 
 other tales; with illus. by George Cruikshank. 
 1892. 17cm Little 50c 
 
 Y Contents: Lob Lie-by-the-fire, or, The luck of Ling- 
 borough; Timothy's shoes; Old Father Christmas; Benjy 
 in Beastland; The peace-egg; The Brownies; Land of lost 
 toys; Three Christmas-trees; An idyl of the wood; Christ- 
 mas crackers; Amelia and the dwarfs. 
 
 Adventures and pranks of a " North Countrie" brownie. 
 Pittsburg. 
 
 - Mary's meadow. 1900. 19cm Little 50c 
 
 Y Story of the outdoor game of earthly paradise de- 
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 Y Story of an English soldier's daughter born in India 
 and brought to England. N. Y. 
 
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 Fielding) Macmillan $4 
 
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 Amelia, a "comic epic" as it has been called. Baker. 
 
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 ISJcm Burt $1 
 
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 1900. 19icm Appleton $1 
 
 Manners and the humors of a Methodist household 
 
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 Grant, Charles. Stories of Naples and the Ca- 
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 the Neapolitans well. A mine of information as to daily 
 
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 years ago. Npec. 
 
 Grey, Maxwell, pseud. Silence of Dean Mait- 
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 Story of concealed sin and lifelong expiation. N. Y. 
 Haggard, H: R. Cleopatra; being an account of 
 the fall and vengeance of Harmachis, the royal 
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 Lurid picture of ancient Egypt. Baker. 
 
 King Solomon's mines. 1901. 17icm 
 
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 Hardy, Thomas. Far from the madding crowd. 
 1895. 20cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Every character is of the lower class in England. But 
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 pathos. Baker.
 
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 Henty, G: A. Under Drake's flag; a tale of the 
 Spanish main; illus. by Gordon Browne. 1883? 
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 Y The purchase of ' Henty books ' is a question of pol- 
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 Hewlett, Maurice. 
 19cm 
 
 The forest lovers. 1899. 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 A landmark in the renaissance of pure romance in the 
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 In style alone an extraordinary achievement. In the 
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 Hope, Anthony, pseud. 
 19cm 
 
 Dolly dialogues. 
 Holt 
 
 1903. 
 $1.50 
 
 Witty chat between a society lady and her admirer; 
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 Nine romantic and fantastic tales relating the marvel- 
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 from the memoirs of Fritz von Tarlenheim. 
 1898. 19cm Holt $1.50 
 
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 Hornung, E. W: Irralie's bushranger; a story 
 of Australian ad venture. 1896. 16Jcm (Ivory 
 ser. ) Scribner 75c 
 
 Australian love and adventure. Adlion,62: 459. 
 Hughes, Thomas. Tom Brown at Oxford; illus. 
 byS. P. Hall. 1889. 19Jcm Macmillan $1.50 
 Sequel to Tom Brown's school days. 
 Tom Brown's college life; an ideal picture of the young 
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 and gusto. Baker. 
 
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 Y Little $1.25 
 
 Off the Skelligs. 1872. 18cm Little $1 
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 by A. J. Ripley. 1901. 20cm (Heath's home 
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 Y Contents: The Ouphe of the wood; The fairy who 
 judged her neighbors; The prince's dream. 
 
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 Contents: An odd freak; A question of habit; Hard 
 labour; A garden plot; Private clothes. The bully of the 
 Cavendish; The resurrection of Mr Wiggett. A marked 
 man; To have and to hold; Brevet ranks; Twin spirits; 
 Sam's boy; A will and a way. Jerry Bundler, The peace- 
 maker; False colours. 
 
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 Contents: A change of treatment; A love passage; The 
 captain's exploit; Contraband of war; A black affair. The 
 skipper of the 'Osprey;' In borrowed plumes; The boat- 
 swain's watch; Low water; In mid-Atlantic; After the 
 inquest, In Limehouse reach; An elaborate elopement; 
 The cook of the 'Gannet;' A benefit perfomance; A case 
 of desertion; Outsailed; Mated; The rival beauties, Mrs 
 Bunker's chaperon; A harbour of refuge.
 
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 James, G: P. R. Richelieu; a tale of France. 
 Fontainebleau ed. 2 v. 1895. 18Jcm 
 
 Putnam $2.50 
 
 History of Cinq-Mars and his fatal conspiracy supplies 
 the main action. Baker. 
 
 Johnson, Samuel. Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia. 
 NewAmer. ed. 1901. 18Jcm (Laurel crowned 
 tales) McClurg $1 
 
 Not so much a narrative as a set of moral dialogues 
 on the vicissitudes of human life. Sir Walter Scott. 
 
 Keary, A.. M. Castle Daly. 20cm 
 
 Coates 75c 
 
 Irish life at the time of the famine and the Smith O' Brien 
 insurrection. Baker. 
 
 King'sley, Charles. Alton Locke, tailor and 
 poet; an autobiography; new ed. with pref. 
 mem. by Thomas Hughes. 1878. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Exposes evils of 'sweating' in realistic pictures of 
 London poor, and enters indignantly into the broader 
 question of the condition of England at time of Chartist 
 agitation. Baker. 
 
 Hereward, the last of the English. New 
 ed. 1883. 20cm Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Historical romance dealing with the Saxon hero's ex- 
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 Fens. Baker. 
 
 Hypatia; or, New foes with an old face. 
 
 1902. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Hellenic Egypt in 5th century, when Christianity and 
 paganism were at war; Goths, Romans, Greeks and a 
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 Story revolves round the life of a rationalist, and, be- 
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 conduct and religion. Descriptive passages dealing with 
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 baby; new ed. with 100 illus. by Linley Sam- 
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 Y A poor little chimney sweep is carried off by a good 
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 rough, in the county of Devon, in the reign of 
 
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 and Grenville, on the Spanish main. E. S. Brooks. 
 
 Kingsley, Charles. Yeast; a problem. 1893. 
 19cm Macmillan $1.25 
 
 A fierce social pamphlet rather than a novel, giving ex- 
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 early 19th century. t also opens up problems of faith 
 and scepticism. Baker. 
 
 Kingsley, Henry. Austin Eliot. 1903. 17cm 
 
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 Boyhood at Eton, reading parties in Wales, excursions 
 in Scotland, a calamitous duel which makes an object 
 lesson illustrating the writer's indictment of duelling, 
 prison experiences, etc. Baket. 
 
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 two families. New ed. 1899. 19Jcm 
 
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 Sketches of character and scenes in Australian colonies. 
 Baker. 
 
 Ravenshoe; illus. by R. C. Woodville. 
 1903. 19 Jem Longmans $1.25 
 
 A family romance; incidents often rise to a thrilling 
 height of tragic suspense. Descriptive passages, dealing 
 with scenery on west coast of England, with music, inte- 
 riors, etc.; marvelously vivid and imaginative. Baker. 
 
 Recollections of Geoff ry Hamlyn; with 
 
 mem. of Kingsley by Clement Shorter. 1899. 
 19Jcm Longmans $1.25 
 
 Family annals. Good story of Australian life, contain- 
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 ony's early days. L. & I. 
 
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 Century $1.50 
 
 Y Fishing schooner life on the Newfoundland banks 
 as seen by a boy washed overboard from an Atlantic 
 liner. N. Y. 
 
 The day's work. 1898. 20Jcm 
 
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 Contents: The bridge-builders; A walking delegate; 
 The ship that found herself; The tomb of his ancestors; 
 The devil and the deep sea; William the Conqueror; .007; 
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 fourth dimension; My Sunday at home; The Brushwood 
 boy. 
 
 - The jungle book. 1903. 20cm 
 
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 Y Followed by the Second jungle book. 
 Two collections of fables of man and beast in India. 
 The one human creature portrayed is Mowgli, the foster 
 I i i hi of the wolves, and the friend and comrade of all 
 the jungle folk. Baker. 
 
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 the author. 1902. 24 Jem Doubleday $1.20 n 
 
 Y Surprising tales of the origins of things familiar told 
 with repetitions dear to childhood. 
 
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 Kim is a street arab from Lahore; an alert, precocious 
 
 little vagabond, whose relations to the British secret
 
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 service and journeys through India as the disciple of an 
 old Lama bring before the reader a rich panorama of the 
 multifarious life of the country. Baker. 
 
 Kipling-, Budyard. Life's 
 stories of mine own people. 
 
 handicap; being 
 1899. 19Jcm 
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 Stories of the famous 'soldiers three' and tales of the 
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 - The light that failed. 1899. 19cm 
 
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 Shady people, travel pictures, battle scenes in the Sudan, 
 etc. abound. Baker. 
 
 Many inventions. 1893. 19cm 
 
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 Contents: The disturber of traffic; A conference of the 
 powers; My lord the elephant; One view of the question; 
 'The finest story in the world;' His private honor; A 
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 smith; ' ' Love-o'- women; ' The record of Badalia Herods- 
 foot; Judson and the empire; The children of the zodiac; 
 Envoy. 
 
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 Plain tales from the hills. Rev. ed. 
 
 1899. 19 Jem Doubleday $1.50 
 
 40 stories and sketches of Anglo-Indian life and man- 
 ners, and of the natives, of Tommy Atkins and others in 
 India. Baker. 
 
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 J: L. Kipling. ,1895. 19 Jem Century $1.50 
 
 Y See note under his Jungle book. 
 
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 Contents: With the main guard; The drums of the Fore 
 andaft; Theman who was; The courting of Dinah Shadd; 
 The incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney; The taking of 
 Lungtungpen; The madness of Private Ortheris. 
 
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 Little $3 
 
 This and the following, except Maurice Tiernay, illus. 
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 Story of the Peninsular war (1808-14); a medley of bois- 
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 Sketches and stories of garrison life, full of high spirits 
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 1902. 20cm 
 Little $1 
 
 Diverting farrago of lovemaking, adventure, and rol- 
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 Lever, C: J. Maurice Tiernay, the soldier of 
 fortune. 1901. 20Jcm (Nov. of adventure) 
 
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 Story of the Napoleonic campaigns, the French attempt 
 on Ireland, etc. Baker. 
 
 Tom Burke of "Ours" 2 v. 1901. 
 20Jcm (Mil. nov.) Little $1.50 
 
 Story of Irish soldiers on service abroad, the Peninsular 
 chapters founded largely on Napier's history of the war. 
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 Lover, Samuel. Handy Andy. 1901. 20cm 
 
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 Hero a simple-minded, awkward-handed young native 
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 Y Adventures of 5 children sent from India to live 
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 development through agnosticism to a practical Christi- 
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 Story of the Rye-House plot times, 1682. 
 
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 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer-Lytton, 1st baron. 
 TheCaxtons; family picture. 2v. 1892. 19cm 
 ( Library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 A novel of manners in form of family memoirs by the 
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 it. The scenes of high society and of political life are 
 the most important. Baker. 
 
 Eugene Aram. 1893. 19cm (Library 
 ed.) Little $1.25 
 
 Based on actual occurrences. 
 
 An unusually successful study in fiction of a complex 
 psychologic case. Lib. of world's best lit. 45: 378. 
 
 Harold, the last of the Saxon kings. 2 v. 
 1896. 19cm (Library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 The tragic history of Harold'sfall; elaborate descriptions 
 of battles of Stamford Bridge and Hastings and of English 
 life in the eleventh century; accurate historically. Baker. 
 
 Last days of Pompeii. 1893. 20cm 
 
 Little $1.25 
 
 Reconstruction of the luxurious Roman society of first 
 century of Christian era, founded on careful study of 
 Latin literature and of Pompeian antiquities, and on 
 observation of modern manners and character. Baker. 
 
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 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer-liytton, 1st baron. 
 The last of the barons. 2 v. 1893. 19cm 
 ( Library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Tragic narrative, aiming at characteristic effects of 
 Greek drama, the subject being Warwick the King-maker 
 and his strife with Edward IV. The battle of Barnet 
 (1471) represented at length. Baker. 
 
 "My novel," by Pisistratus Caxton; or, 
 
 Varieties in English life. 4 v. 1892. 19cm 
 ( Library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 A sort of continuation of The Caxtons. The amuse- 
 ments, the pleasures, and the passions of the idle mem- 
 bers of English society, thrown on a very broad canvas. 
 Baker. 
 
 Kienzi, the last of the Roman tribunes. 
 
 2 v. in 1. 1893. 20cm Little $1 
 
 More than a romance, a study of an important period 
 of Italian history and a striking picture of the Roman 
 populace of the 14th century. Pittsburg. 
 
 A strange story; added, The haunted and 
 
 the haunters. 2v. 1896. 19cm (Library ed.) 
 
 Little $1.25 ea 
 
 One of the most fascinating embodiments in fiction of 
 the occult philosophy. Lib. of world's best lit. 45: 549. 
 
 What will he do with it? by Pisistratus 
 
 Caxton. 3v. 1892. 19cm (Library ed.) 
 
 Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Zanoni. 1893. 19cm 
 
 (Library ed.) 
 Little $1.25 
 
 A Gothic story of the Rosicrucians and the secret of 
 attaining eternal youth. Contains bloodcurdling scenes. 
 Baker. 
 
 Macdonald, George. Alec Forbes of Howglen. 
 19Jcm McKay $1.25 
 
 Story of some inhabitants of an obscure village in the 
 north of Scotland. Alec's boyhood, his university life in 
 Glasgow, his temptation and its consequences are main 
 theme. Baker. 
 
 Annals of a quiet neighbourhood. 19Jcm 
 
 McKay $1.25 
 
 Story of inner life of a Scotch parish as revealed to its 
 rector. N. Y. 
 
 At the back of the north wind; illus. by 
 
 Arthur Hughes. 1882. 18 Jem 
 
 Y Dutton $1.50 
 
 - David Elginbrod. 19cin McKay $1.25 
 
 Story of humble life, centering in two saintly personal- 
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 daughter. A vein of mysticism runs through the story. 
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 Donal Grant. 19 Jem (Home lib. ) 
 
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 A story of mystery and sensation. Donal is another of 
 these men of lowly life who influence their neighbors for 
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 Macdonald, George. The light princess, and 
 other fairy tales; illus. by Maud Humphrey. 
 1893. 21 Jem Putnam $1.75 
 
 Y Contents: The light princess; The giant's heart; 
 The shadows; Cross purposes; The golden key; the car- 
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 Malcolm. 19Jcm 
 
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 Sequel, Marquis of lassie. Two novels forming the life 
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 The Marquis of Lossie. 19Jcm 
 
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 Y Lippincott $1 
 
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 Scotch story portraying a boy's moral and spiritual 
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 Romance of the civil war in England (1645-1648) 
 
 The seaboard parish; a sequel to Annals 
 
 of a quiet neighborhood. 19Jcm 
 
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 History of a long holiday spent by a clergyman and his 
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 - SirGibbie. 19Jcm McKay $1.25 
 Whether as the poor dumb waif in Glasgow, whose 
 
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 - Thomas Wingfold, curate. 1876. ISJcm 
 
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 Traces the conversion of a clergyman from mere profes- 
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 Interwoven is the story of a youth who accidentally kills 
 a heartless girl. Baker. 
 
 Macleod, Fiona. The washer of the ford, 
 legendary moralities and barbaric tales. 1896. 
 18cm Stone $1.25 
 
 Old Celtic legends, left very much in the form in which 
 they were told the author. Concerned with time when 
 Christianity was struggling with Druidism. Baker. 
 
 McManus, L. The silk of the kine. 1896. 
 19cm Harper $1 
 
 Scene, Ireland, time of Cromwell's scourge.
 
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 Manning-, Anne. Maiden and married life of 
 Mary Powell, afterwards Mistress Milton. 
 17cm Dodd $1 
 
 Family life of the poet Milton. Related with fulness of 
 detail and written in close imitation of the old prose. 
 Baker. 
 
 Marryat, Capt. Frederick. Jacob Faithful. 
 1895. 19Jcm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Hero tells his own story; his life at a charity school, 
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 Ihe heart of Midlothian, v. 7. 
 
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 Ivanhoe. v. 9. 
 
 Richard I, Templars, 1194. 
 
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 My Aunt Margaret's mirror, v. 20. 
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 Peveril of the Peak. v. 15. 
 
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 The pirate, v. 13. 
 
 Romance of the Orkney and Shetland isles centu- 
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 Quentin Durward. v. 16. 
 
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 Redgauntlet. v. 18. 
 
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 Rob Roy. v. 4. 
 
 Old Pretender's rebellion. Scene, Northumber- 
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 St Ronan's well. y. 17. 
 
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 The surgeon's daughter, v. 25. 
 
 Melodramatic story. Scenes, Fifeshire and India, 
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 The talisman, v. 20. 
 
 Vigorous romance of 3d crusade; scene, Palestine 
 (1191) Characters include Coeur de Lion and Sala- 
 din. Baker. 
 
 The tapestried chamber, v. 20.
 
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 The two drovers, v. 20. 
 
 Founded on actual occurrences. A simple and 
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 Waverley. v. 1. 
 
 Turns on rising of clans for Prince Charlie in 1745, 
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 Woodstock, v. 21. 
 
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 Sheehan, P. A. Luke Delmege. 1901. 20cm 
 
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 Sheppard, E.. S. Charles Auchester; withintrod. 
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 Shortliouse, J. H: John Inglesant. 8th ed. 
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 Somerville, E. A.. CE., & Martin, Violet. All 
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 The potter's thumb. 1894. 19cm 
 
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 Anglo-Indian society and native life. Native charac- 
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 Sterne, Laurence. Life and opinions of Tris- 
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 A strange medley of burlesque and mere random droll- 
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 or plot. Baker. 
 
 A vehicle for his sentimental or ludicrous moralizing 
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 Stevenson, R. L: The black arrow; a tale of 
 the two roses. 1888. 19icm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Stirring adventure during wars of the Roses in time of 
 Henry VI. 
 
 The most satisfactory edition of Steveneon is the Thistle 
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 or $2.50 each. Perhaps few libraries will feel able to 
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 David Balfour; being memoirs of his ad- 
 ventures at home and abroad. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
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 Sequel to Kidnapped. 
 
 Carries hero of Kidnapped over into Holland and 
 France. Pittsburg. 
 
 Kidnapped; being memoirs of the adven- 
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 by himself. 1904. 19icm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Action chiefly in Scotland shortly after rising in sup- 
 port of Prince Charlie in 1745. L. & I. 
 
 The Master of Ballantrae; a winter's tale. 
 
 1904. 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Tragic annals of a noble Scottish family involved in 
 the Jacobite troubles after 1745, recounted by a faithful 
 steward, who is a typical Stevenson creation, an example 
 of moral courage united with physical cowardice. Baker. 
 
 The merry men, and other tales and fa- 
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 1903. 19Jcm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Other tales are: Will o' the mill; Thrawn Janet; Mark- 
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 Stevenson, R. L: New Arabian nights. 1903. 
 19icm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Adventures of a modern Haroun-al-Rashid in London, 
 and other fantastic stories, all more or less sensational, 
 but in a semi-burlesque and ironical way. Includes the 
 Suicide club and the Hajah's diamond. Baker. 
 
 Prince Otto; a romance. 1902. 19$cm 
 
 Scribner $1 
 
 A psychologic drama, enacted in an imaginary Ger- 
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 element. Baker. 
 
 St Ives. 1897. 19Jcm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Adventures of a French prisoner in Scotland and Eng- 
 land during Napoleonic wars. Johnston. 
 Posthumous romance, finished by Q. (Quiller-Couch) 
 
 Treasure Island; new ed. with original 
 
 illustrations by Wai Paget. 1902. 19Jcm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 
 
 Y Story of piracy and of concealed treasure; charac- 
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 contrast to savagery of the action. Time, middle of 18th 
 century. Baker. 
 
 Weir of Hermiston; an unfinished ro- 
 mance. 1896. 18cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Fragment of a tragedy, of which the vital motive is 
 antipathy between father and son. The father a study 
 of the hanging judge, Lord Braxfield. Posthumously 
 published. Baker. 
 
 Stories by English authors. 10 v. 1896. 17cm 
 
 Scribner 75c ea 
 
 Tautphceus, Jemima (Montgomery) freifrau 
 von. Initials; a story of modern life. 2 v. 
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 Depicts realistically everyday life in Bavaria, personal 
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 Warren, Samuel. Ten thousand a year. 3 v. 
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 A highly colored sensational story, with elaborate plot, 
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 Watson, John. Beside the bonnie brier bush, 
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 "Wells, H. G. The invisible man; a grotesque 
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 Hero a Huguenot Breton, one of Cond6's veterans. 
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 24 English essays 
 
 Addison, Joseph. Selections from papers con- 
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 notes by Thomas Arnold. 1900. 17cm (Clar- 
 endon press ser. ) Clarendon $1.10 
 
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 Friendship's garland, being the conversations, 
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 Emerson; The office of literature; Worn-out types; Cam- 
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 Res judicatse: papers and essays. 1892. 
 
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 thew Arnold; William Hazlitt; The letters of Charles 
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 Brown, John. Spare hours. 3 v. 1883. 18Jcm 
 
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 Carlyle, Thomas. Past and present. Cente- 
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 Ed. with introd. by H: D. Traill. 
 
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 Harrison, Frederic. Choice of books, and other 
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 Hunt, Leigh.. Essays; ed. by Arthur Symons 
 with illus. by H. M. Brock. 1903. 19cm 
 
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 18cm Lippincott $6 
 
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 Myers, F: "W: H: Science and a future life; with 
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 Contents: Science and a future life; Charles Darwin and 
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 Pater, Walter. Appreciations: with an essay 
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 Contents: Style; Wordsworth; Coleridge; Charles Lamb; 
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 measure;" Shakspere's English kings; ^Esthetic poetry; 
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 spirit, of truth in the matter characterizes his work. 
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 Essays from "The Guardian." 1901. 
 
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 Contents: English literature; AmiePs "Journal in- 
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 servants; Wordsworth; Mr Gosse's poems; Ferdinand 
 Fabre; The "Contes" of M. Augustin Filon. 
 
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 Essays, dealing with Greek mythology, poetry, sculp- 
 ture and architecture. They show him at his best as a 
 writer. He was first and last an esthetic critic of a high 
 order. Spec. (B) 
 
 Pater, Walter. Miscellaneous studies, prepared 
 
 for the press by C: L. Shadwell. 1895. 18cm 
 
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 Contents: Two early French stories; Pico della Miran- 
 dola; Sandro Botticelli; Luca della Robbia; The poetry 
 of Michelangelo; Leonardo da Vinci; The school of 
 Giorgione; Joachim du Bellay; Winckelmann. 
 
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 Buskin, John. Crown of wild olive; four lec- 
 tures on industry and war, with introd. byC: E. 
 Norton. Brantwood ed. 1893. 19Jcm 
 
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 Contents: Work; Traffic; War; The future of England; 
 Appendix: Notes on the economies of the kings of. 
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 J. W. Mackail. 
 
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 Letter to a young gentleman; Pulvis et umbra; A Christ- 
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 Chesterfield, P. D. Stanhope, 4th earl of. 
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 Hood, Thomas. Poems; ed. by Alfred Ainger. 
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 Contents: v. 1, Memoir; Serious poems, v. 2, Poems of 
 wit and humour. 
 
 Whether we look on him as a master of frolic, or a mas- 
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 Jerome, J. K. Three men in a boat (to say noth- 
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 Comic history of a picnic up the Thames, a medley of 
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 Memoirs of C: J. Yellowplush. (In his 
 
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 Arnim, M. . A. (Beauchamp) grafin von. Eliza- 
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 Austin, Alfred. The garden that I love. 1894. 
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 Burton, Robert. Anatomy of melancholy. New 
 
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 Result of many years of humorous study of men and 
 
 books, abounding in quotations from authors of all ages 
 
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 Coleridge, S: T. Biographia literaria; or, Bio- 
 graphical sketches of my literary life and opin- 
 ions, and two lay sermons: 1, The statesman's 
 manual; 2, Blessed are ye that sow beside all 
 waters. 1898. 19cm (Bonn's stand, lib.) 
 
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 Jefferies, Richard. An English village. 1903. 
 
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 New ed. of Wild life in a southern county, with 25 pictures 
 
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 Selection made with taste and judgment, so as fairly to 
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 Russell, G: W: E. Collections and recollections, 
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 Beowulf. Beowulf; tr. out of the Old English 
 by C. B. Tinker. 1902. 17Jcm 
 
 Newson 80c 
 
 Brooke, S. A: History of early English litera- 
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 its beginning to the accession of King Alfred. 
 1892. 20Jcm Macmillan $2.50 
 
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 Tinker. 1902. 19cm Ginn $1 
 
 Bibliography, p. 172-73. 
 
 Cynewulf. The Christ of Cynewulf ; a poem in 
 three parts, The advent, The ascension, and The 
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 Whitman. 1900. 19cm Ginn 45c 
 
 Perhaps the most genuinely poetic of all the early min- 
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 83O German literature 
 
 Francke, Kuno. Glimpses of modern German 
 culture. 1898. 18cm Dodd $1.25 
 
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 Robertson, J: Q: History of German literature. 
 
 1902. 21cm Putnam $3.50 n 
 
 Considers German literature in its relation to other 
 European literatures. Nation, 76: 237. 
 
 Scherer, Wilhelm. History of German litera- ^ 
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 beare, ed. by F. M. Miiller. 2 v. 1893. 20Jcm 
 
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 F. Spielhagen (B) 
 
 Wells, B: W. Modern German literature. 2d 
 
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 Addressed to college students and attempts to tell what 
 
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 Goethe, J. W. von. Poems; tr. in the original 
 
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 versions by various translators. 1885. 22cm 
 
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 Nibelungenlied. The Nibelungenlied; the fall 
 of the Nibelungers, otherwise the Book of Kriem- 
 hild; tr. by W: N. Lettsom. 4th ed. 1903. 
 20cm Scribner $1.75 n 
 
 Schiller, J. C. F. Poems; tr. byE. A. Bowring. 
 1902. 19cm (Bohn's stand, lib.) 
 
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 Goethe, J. W. von. Werke; hrsg. von Ludwig 
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 Dramatic works; tr. fr. the German by 
 
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 Tasso; Iphigenia in Tauris. 
 
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 by Bayard Taylor. 2 v. 1898. 20cm 
 
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 Lessing, G. E. Samtliche schriften; hrsg. von 
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 Robert Boxberger. 5. aufl. 6 v. 1897. 19cm 
 
 G. Grote 12 m 
 
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 Auerbach, Berthold. On the heights; tr. by 
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 Carlyle, Thomas, tr. German romance; transla- 
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 Contents: v. 1, Editor's introduction; Carlyle's pref- 
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 and vigor. N. Y. 
 
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 21cm Scribner $1.25 ea. 
 
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 John, Eugenie. Gold Elsie; from the German 
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 Scheffel, J. V: von. Ekkehard, a tale of the 
 
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 16 Jem Tauchnitz 1.60m ea 
 
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 19Jcm Burt $1 
 
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 others. Baker. 
 
 Wyss, J. D. von. Swiss family Robinson. 1899. 
 23J x 18cm Dutton $2.50 
 
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 wear are: ( Readable books) Little $1; (Home library) Burt 
 $1 n; edition by Stickney, Ginn 45c. Ed. sel. 
 
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 Luther, Martin. Table talk; tr. and ed. by Wil- I/ 
 liam Hazlitt, with a memoir by Alexander 
 Chalmers. 1902. 18Jcm (Bohn's stand, lib.) 
 
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 Schlegel, K: W. F. von. ^Esthetic and miscel- \/ 
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 18Jcm (Bohn's stand, lib. ) Macmillan $1 n 
 
 Contents: Letters on Christian art; An essay on Gothic 
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 dle ages and on Shakespeare; On the limits of the beau- 
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 Boyesen, H. H. Essays on Scandinavian litera- ' 
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 separate phases. Clear and convincing. Nation, 60: 486. 
 
 Gosse, E. W: Northern studies. 1890. 17Jcm \^ 
 (Scott lib. ) W. Scott 1/6 
 
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 Appendix, Text of the poems translated. 
 
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 Ibsen, Henrik. Prose dramas; authorized 
 Eng. ed. by William Archer, v. 1-2. 1890. 
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 Glossary, p. 207-13. 
 
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 Scott, F. $3 
 
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 507] by Thorvald Solberg. Title. 
 
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 Andersen, H. C. Fairy tales; tr. by Mrs E. 
 Lucas and illus. by Thomas, Chas. and William 
 Robinson. 1903. 20cm Button $2.50 
 
 Y There are many editions and several translations. 
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 Author's ed. 20cm Houghton $1 
 
 A kind of disguised autobiography. Pictures of old Italy 
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 19cm (Bohn's novelists' lib. ) Macmillan $1 
 
 Ante, primitive, unsophisticated people, and simple 
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 ' Simple record of a peasant boy's growth, love, ambi- 
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 The neighbours; sentimental tale of domestic life in 
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 letters. Baker. 
 
 The president's daughters; including Nina; 
 
 tr, by Mary Howitt. 1901. 19cm (Bohn's 
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 Maartens, Maarten, pseud. God's fool ; a koop- 
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 Study of a strong young man whose intellect is that of 
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 and who finds himself shut away from his fellow creatures 
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 Maartens, Maarten, pseud. The greater glory; a 
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 My Lady Nobody. 1895. 19cm 
 
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 A crowd of characters are gathered round a decayed 
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 84O French literature 
 
 Bmnetiere, M. F. .Essays in French literature; V 
 a. selection tr. by D. N. Smith, with pref. by the 
 author specially written for this authorized 
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 Accurate translation. Gives sound general impression 
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 Manual of the history of French iitera- ^ 
 
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 21cm Crowell $2 
 
 An unsympathetic critic; a gifted historian. He has 
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 rather than a picture; within its limits it is near perfec- 
 tion. No student of French can dispense with the pre- 
 cise, intelligent aid of the bibliographic notes. Spec. (B) 
 
 Dowden, Edward. History of French literature. 
 1897. 20cm (Lit. of the world) Appleton $1.50 
 
 Bibliography, p. 429-36. 
 
 A history for loversof literature rather than for students, 
 it gives a clear, sympathetic view of the spirit of French 
 writers. Ath. (B) 
 
 James, Henry. French poets and novelists. ' 
 1893. 18cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Contents: Alfred de Mussel; Theophile Gautier: Charles 
 Baudelaire; Honore de Balzac; Balzac's letters; George 
 Sand; Charles de Bernard and Gustave Flaubert; Ivan 
 Turg6nieff; The two Amperes: Madame de Sabran; M6ri- 
 me'e's letters; The Theatre francais. 
 
 2d ed. 1884, reprinted 1893. 
 
 Acute, full of good sense, free from affectation and 
 caprice. Allan. (B) 
 
 Pellissier, Georges. Literary movement in 
 France during the nineteenth century; author-
 
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 ized Eng. version by A. G. Brinton, with gen- 
 eral introduction. 1897. 22Jcm Putnam $3.50 
 
 Bibliography, p. 481-88. 
 
 The best means available for gaining an insight into 
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 Saintsbury, 6: E: B. Short history of French 
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 the nineteenth century. 6th ed. 1901. 20cm 
 
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 Excellent. Matter treated at first hand throughout. 
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 Vincent, L. H: The French academy. 1901. 
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 Contents: Thegoldenage; Richelieu and the Academy; 
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 The Prcieuses. 
 
 Wells, B: W. Modern French literature. 1896. 
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 Admirable handbook. Rapid survey to 19th century 
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 22:60. 
 
 41 French poetry 
 
 f 
 
 Carrington, Henry, ed. Anthology of French 
 poetry 10th to 19th centuries. 1900. 19 Jem 
 
 Frowde 2/6 
 
 Translator is thoroughly familiar with his material and 
 the deft poetical touch of his versions often remarkable. 
 Almost every French lyrist of importance represented by 
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 Hugo, Victor, comte. Poems [tr.] by Sir George 
 Young. 1901. 20cm Macmillan $2.25 n 
 
 Specimens from almost the whole range of Hugo's po- 
 etic work. Acad. 62: 334. 
 
 Goes far toward supplying a really good representative 
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 '02, 1: 80. 
 
 La Fontaine, Jean de. Fables of La Fontaine; 
 tr. by Elizur Wright; new ed. with notes by 
 J. W. M. Gibbs. 1896. 19cm (Bohn's stand, 
 lib.) Macmillan $1 n 
 
 Musset, Alfred de. (Euvres. 10 v. 1876. le^cm 
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 Contents: v. 1-2, Poesies, v. 3-6, Comedies et proverbes. 
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 critique, v. 10, CEuvres posthumes 
 
 42 French drama 
 
 Hugo, Victor, comte. Dramatic works; tr. by 
 F: L. Slous and Mrs Newton Crosland. 1887. 
 19cm (Bohn's stand, lib. ) Macmillan' $1 n 
 Contents: Hernani; The king's diversion; Ruy Bias. 
 
 Maeterlinck, Maurice. Plays; tr. by Richard 
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 lib.) Stone $1.25ea 
 
 Contents: ser. 1, Princess Maleine; The intruder; The 
 blind; The seven princesses, ser. 2, Alladine and Palo- 
 mides; Pelleas and Melisande; Home; The death of Tin- 
 tagiles. 
 
 Moliere, J. B. P. CEuvres completes. Nouv. 
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 Racine, J. B. Theatre complet; pr6c6d d'une 
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 Firmin-Didot 2 fr 
 
 Dramatic works; metrical English version 
 
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 Contents: v. 1 , Biographical notice; The Thebaid; Alex- 
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 Phaedra; Esther; Athaliah. 
 
 43 Ficliori 
 
 Aulnoy, M. C. (Jumelle de Berneville) La 
 
 Mothe, comtesse d'. Fairy tales, tr. by J. R. 
 
 Planch^; illus. by Gordon Browne and L. F. 
 
 Emmet. 22 x 17Jcni 
 
 T McKay $1.25 
 
 Balzac, Honore de. TheChouans (LesChouans) , 
 1896. 20cm (Comedie humaine) 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 This and the following have preface by George Saints- 
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 riage. . 
 
 The book that first made a name for Balzac. Deals 
 with the royalist struggle in Brittany in 1799, is full of 
 historical and local color, and adds strong personal inter- 
 est to the national issues involved. Baker. 
 
 Cousin Pons (Le cousin Pons) 1897. 20cm 
 
 (Comedie humaine) Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Deals with the lower social world of the minor theaters, 
 lodging-house keepers, curiosity shops, poor artists and 
 bohemians in general. Pons is a virtuoso, who, in spite 
 of poverty, has collected a treasury of beautiful things, 
 which Balzac describes with the gusto of a connoisseur. 
 Baker. 
 
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 Balzac, Honor6 de. Eugenie Grandet. 1901. 
 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Eugenie a character of rare beauty, innocent, gentle, 
 faithful and long-suffering. Wrongs and slights to her 
 innocent love only bring out the fortitude and strength 
 of her soul. Baker. 
 
 The lily of the valley (Le lys dans la val- 
 
 lee) tr. by James Waring. 1897. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 The struggle between love and duty of a pure woman, 
 married to a bad husband, and tempted by her love for 
 a young and amiable man. Baker. 
 
 OldGoriot(LepereGoriot) 1901. 20cm 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 In Goriot is exhibited the extravagance of paternal 
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 to give his daughters dowries; and when they are reduced 
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 them. Baker. 
 
 Rise and fall of Cesar Biroteau (Grandeur 
 
 et decadence de Cesar Birotteau) 1896. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Careerof a perfumer who speculated heavily, was robbed 
 by his associates, and became a bankrupt. Characters 
 are nearly all wholesome. Baker. 
 
 The wild ass's skin (La peau de chagrin) 
 
 1903. 20cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 An imaginative allegory of a miraculous piece of sha- 
 green that gives the owner certain powers of self-gratifi- 
 cation, but is also the measure of his life. One of Bal- 
 zac's highest flights of pure imagination, and one of his 
 gravest commentaries on human life. Baker. 
 Bourget, Paul. Domestic dramas (Drames de 
 famille)tr. by William Marchant. 1900. 19cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Contents: The dav of reckoning; Other people's lux- 
 ury; Children's hearts. 
 
 Studies in the psychology of modern life. The day of 
 reckoning, the story of two parents who appropriate trust 
 money in order to give their only son a suitable educa- 
 tion. Baker. 
 
 Daudet, Alphonse. Jack; tr. by Laura Ensor. 
 2v. 1896. 19cin Macmillan $2 
 
 Series of emotional pictures rather than a regularly 
 constructed novel, connected by the figure of a hapless 
 boy, whose career is a course of misery relieved only by 
 death. Baker. 
 
 Letters from my mill, f etc. tr. by K. P. 
 
 Wormeley. 1900. 19cm Little $1.50 
 
 17 tales or descriptive essays written in his ruined mill 
 on the Rhone, in the heart of Provence. Delicate ren- 
 derings of Provencal things, interpreting the brightness 
 and gayety of the native temperament with affectionate 
 sympathy, and satirizing its foibles with humor. Baker. 
 
 Tartarin of Tarascon, traveller, "Turk," 
 
 and lion-hunter. 2d ed. 1902. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1 
 
 Sequel, Tartarin on the Alps. 
 
 An extravaganza, satirizing in a genial manner Dau- 
 det's compatriots. Tartarin meets with a series of adven- 
 tures as absurd as those of Don Quixote. Baker. 
 
 Daudet, Alphonse. Tartarin on the Alps; tr. 
 by Henry Frith. 1896. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 Daudet's mock hero undertakes the conquest of the 
 Alps, being encouraged by the belief that the notorious 
 dangers are merely inventions to enhance the credit of 
 the successful climber. Good-humored satire is directed 
 at mountaineering enthusiasts. Baker. 
 
 Dumas, Alexandra. Le chevalier de Maieon- 
 Eouge. 1894. 20cm (library ed.) Little $1.25 
 
 Last of the "Marie Antoinette romances," the first be- 
 ing Memoirs of a physician. 
 
 Deals with murder of the dauphin and execution of 
 the queen. 
 
 Count of Monte-Cristo. Rev. ed. 2 v. 
 
 1901. 21cm Crowell $2 
 
 Most famous of the author's romances. Edmond Dantes, 
 the sailor of Marseilles, who acquires a colossal treasure, 
 and becomes Count of Monte Cristo, is a world-renowned 
 hero of fiction. Rapid and audacious narrative of action 
 and adventure. Baker. 
 
 La dame de Monsoreau. 2 v. 1893. 20cm 
 
 (library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Sequel, The forty-five. 
 
 Second of the " Valois romances," the first being Mar- 
 guerite de Valois. Has also title Chicot the jester. Date is 
 1578, in reign of Henri III, the contending factions being 
 represented by a host of historical personages, including 
 the king, the Guises, and the Huguenots, with Henri of 
 Navarre at their head. N. Y. 
 
 The forty-five. 2 v. 
 
 1893. 19cm (li- 
 Little $1.25 ea 
 
 brary ed. ) 
 
 Third and last of the " Valois romances." 
 A medley, containing many scenes of romance and 
 tragedy; the "Forty-Five," Henri Ill's famous body- 
 guard, play hardly so important a part as that of Chicot. 
 Period, 1585. Baker. 
 
 Marguerite de Valois. 2 v. 1899. 20cm 
 
 (library ed.) Little $1.26 ea 
 
 First of the "Valois romances," followed by Dame de 
 Monsoreau and Forty-five. 
 
 Trilogy that forms a history of period 1572-85, when 
 Charles IX and Henri III were kings and Catherine de 
 Medicis was reigning. Her antagonism to Henri of Na- 
 varre is the motive that recurs throughout. The chief 
 event is the massacre of St Bartholomew. Baker. 
 
 Memoirs of a physician. 3 v. 1901. 
 
 19cm ( library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 First of the " Marie Antoinette romances," followed by 
 Queen' s necklace, Ange Pitou, Comtesse de Charny, Chevalier 
 de Maison-Rouge. 
 
 They comprise a full account of the court life and main 
 events of French history 1770-93; the period of the reigns 
 of Pompadour and Du Barry. The physician is the fa- 
 mous quack Balsamo, otherwise Count Cagliostro. Baker. 
 
 The queen's necklace. 2 v. 1893. 20cm 
 
 (library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Second of the " Marie Antoinette romances." 
 Time, 1784-85, the beginning of the ill-fated reign of 
 Louis XVI. Account of affair of the diamond necklace 
 accords with facts, though Balsamo's connection with it 
 is taken for granted. Baker.
 
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 Dumas, Alexandra. The three musketeers. 
 2v. 1893. 20cm (library ed.) 
 
 Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Has also title, The three guardsmen. First of the "D'Ar- 
 tagnan romances," followed by Twenty years after and 
 Vicomte de Bragclonne. 
 
 Cycle of 3 romances, of which the exploits of 4 heroes 
 from youth to age are the principal subjects, while a 
 magnificent panorama is presented of contemporary his- 
 tory (1626-71) Political intrigue, court life, duelling and 
 fighting form the substance of the chronicle. Baker. 
 
 Twenty years after. 2 v. 1893. 20cm 
 (library ed.) Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Second of the "D'Artagnan romances." 
 
 Period that of Anne of Austria's regency, the insurrec- 
 tion of the Fronde, and the execution of Charles I of 
 England (1649) Both France and England are the 
 scenes. Baker. 
 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne; or, Ten years 
 
 later. 6 v. 1901. 19cm ( library ed.) 
 
 Little $1.25 ea 
 
 Formerly three separate stories: Bragelonne, son of 
 Athos; Iron mask; Louise de la VaUikre. 
 
 Period, 1660-71 ; that of Mazarin's ministry and the early 
 days of the Grand Monarque. Madame de Montespan, 
 Fouquet, Colbert and the Man in the Iron Mask appear 
 among the characters. Baker. 
 
 Erckmann, Emile, & Chatrian, Alexandre. 
 Blockade of Phalsburg; an episode of the end 
 of the empire. 1898. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Subject, the invasion of France by the Allies. Hero, an 
 old Jew, who lays in a supply of wine with a view to 
 profiting by the scarcity during the siege. Full of human 
 interest, and much play of comic eccentricity among the 
 trade bands, while the Jew's moralizing* on war are full 
 of humor. Baker. 
 
 Friend Fritz; a tale of the banks 
 
 of the Lauter. 1899. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 Story of Alsatian village life, with little incident and 
 much portraiture of rural life and character. Baker. 
 
 Madame TheVese; or, The volun- 
 teers of '92. 1898. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 Scene, a quiet hamlet near Strasburg in 1792; the hero 
 a country doctor. Madame Therese is a vivandiere whom 
 the doctor rescues from among the wounded in a skir- 
 mish. The republic in its fervor of liberty delineated 
 through the simple understandings of the peasants, in 
 their talks and domestic anxieties. Baker. 
 
 Pension, Francois de Salignac de la Mothe- 
 Ad ventures of Telemachus; tr. by Dr Hawkes- 
 worth, with a life of Fenelon by Lamartine, an 
 essay by Villemain, crit. and bibliographical 
 notices, etc. ed. by O. W. Wight. 1887. 19Jcm 
 
 Houghton $2.25 
 
 Romance based on the Odyssey, relating the adventures 
 of the son of Ulysses in his quest for his father; written 
 as a lesson in virtue, piety, and political wisdom, but 
 taken as a satire on the court of Louis XIV; a masterpiece 
 of classic French prose. Baker. 
 
 Gautier, Th.e"ophile. Captain Fracasse; tr. by 
 E. M. Beam. 1897. 19cm Page $1.25 
 
 A reconstruction of life and manners in time of Louis 
 XIII (1610-43) representing dress, customs and castles of 
 the nobility, the streets of Poitiers, Paris and other cities. 
 Baker. 
 
 HaleVy, Ludovic. The Abbe" Constantin. 1902. 
 19Jcm Dodd $1.25 
 
 Hugo, Victor, comte. The man who laughs 
 (L'homme qui rit) tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 2 v. 
 1888. 20cm Crbwell $3 
 
 Published also under title By order of the king. 
 
 A fantastic and partly burlesque picture of English 
 life and institutions in the Stuart period; a satire on 
 princes, lords, and bishops, and on popular servility 
 Baker. 
 
 Les raise 1 rabies; tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 2 v. 
 
 1887. 20 Jem Crowell $2.50 
 
 Aims at exhibiting the fabric of civilization in all its 
 details, and at showing the cruelty of its pressure on the 
 poor, the outcast, and the criminal. Baker. 
 
 Rather the chaos of a prose epic than a novel; the hero 
 is a high-souled outcast of society; everything presses 
 into the pages; they are turn by turn historical, narra- 
 tive, descriptive, philosophic, humanitarian, lyrical, 
 dramatic, at times realistic. Edward Dowden. 
 
 Ninety-three; tr. by H.. B. Dole. 2 v. 
 
 1888. 20Jcm Crowell $3 
 
 Theater of action the forests of La Vendee in the French 
 revolution and the characters drawn are shadowy and 
 ideal, royalists and republicans engaged in a war of 
 giants. Baker. 
 
 Notre Dame de Paris; tr. by I. F. Hap- 
 good. 2 v. 1888. 20Jcm Crowell $3 
 
 Published also under title The hunchback of Notre Dame. 
 
 A grandiose romance, the first in which Hugo tried to 
 combine the romance of the Waverley novels with the 
 epic. Resuscitates medieval Paris, its Gothic architecture 
 and its peoples; with much of the fulness that character- 
 izes Balzac's Scenes of Parisian life. Baker. 
 
 The toilers of the sea; tr. by I. F. Hap- 
 good. 1888. 20Jcm Crowell 75c 
 
 A prose poem of the sea, representing the eternal strug- 
 gle between man's will and the elemental powers of 
 nature. The scenery of Jersey and the neighboring seas, 
 the life of the mariner, the flora and fauna of the ocean 
 and its isles, the infinite aspects of the ocean in storm and 
 calm, are depicted with eloquence and superabundance 
 of detail. Baker. 
 
 Lesage, A. B. Adventures of Gil Bias of San- 
 tillane; tr. by Tobias Smollett; new ed. rev. 
 with 24 line engravings after Smirke and 10 
 etchings by Cruikshank. 1891. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.75 n 
 
 The form of this famous example of the picaresque 
 romance and the characters and incidents were borrowed 
 from Spain. A representation of all sides of life and all 
 classes of people, in a series of scenes, incident to the 
 hero's adventures as he rises by successive stages from 
 the condition of a valet to that of confidant of the prime 
 minister of Spain. Baker. 
 
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 A. L A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 XiOti, Pierre, pseud. An Iceland fisherman; tr. 
 by A. F. de Koven. 1899. 18cm (Laurel 
 crowned tales) McClurg $1 
 
 Story of the utmost simplicity, the loves of a Breton 
 girl and a Breton sailor, a fisherman in the stormy seas of 
 Iceland. Baker. 
 
 ]/ Margueritte, Paul & Victor. The disaster; tr. 
 by Frederic Lees. 1898. 19Jcm 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 Hardly to be called a novel. Deals with the disastrous 
 campaign on the northeast frontier, particularly with 
 the operations round Metz; minutely and exactly true in 
 detail: the prolonged agony of the beleaguered army 
 vividly depicted. Baker. 
 
 Maupassant, Guy de. The odd number; tr. by 
 Jonathan Sturges; introd. by Henry James. 
 1889. 17Jcm Harper $1 
 
 Contents: Happiness; A coward; The wolf; The neck- 
 lace; The piece of string; La Mere Sauvage; Moonlight; 
 The confession; On the journey; The beggar; A ghost; 
 Little soldier; The wreck. 
 
 Title story a faithful transcript of life and manners in 
 a Norman village, disclosing thought and emotion viv- 
 idly, and showing characteristically how big issues hang 
 on trifling events. Maupassant surpassed himself in por- 
 traying his countryman, the Norman peasant. Baker. 
 
 V Me"rimee, Prosper. Carmen; tr. and illus. by 
 E. H. Garrett, with mem. of the author by L. I. 
 Guiney. 1896. 19cm Little $2 
 
 Story of a gipsy heroine, well known from Bizet's opera 
 founded on it. The tale pure romance, the method real- 
 istic; a masterpiece. The cities and scenery of Spain add 
 to its picturesque qualities. Baker. 
 Oh.net, Georges. The ironmaster; or, Love and 
 pride. 1890. 19Jcm Rand, McNally $1 
 
 Le mailre de forges. Portrays the wealthy bourgeois 
 classes and the fringes of the aristocratic society with 
 which they are in more or less intimate contact, and lays 
 emphasis on the solid virtues of the former. Baker. 
 
 Round table of the representative French Catholic 
 novelists. 1899. 19Jcm Benziger $1.50 
 
 With portraits, biographic sketches, and bibliography. 
 Title. 
 
 i/ Saint-Pierre, J. H. B. de. Paul and Virginia; 
 illus. by Augustus Hoppin. 17Jcm (Riverside 
 class. ) Houghton 75c 
 
 An idyl of primitive natures. Scene the Isle de France 
 (i. e. Mauritius) Utopian sentimentalism is the inspira- 
 tion, and inhabitants of Happy Valley .are models of hu- 
 man perfection. Baker. 
 
 Saintine, X. B. Picciola; tr. fr. a new ed. rev. 
 
 by the author; illus. by Leopold Flameng. 
 
 1872. 17cm ( Riverside class. ) Houghton $1 
 
 Touching episode of a prisoner's life, whose only joy 
 
 was a small flower in his prison yard. Cornu & B. 
 
 Sand, George, pseud. Consuelo; a romance of 
 Venice, n. d. 19cm Burt $1 
 
 The heroine a child of the streets, yet a girl of noble 
 heart, chaste instincts, and great artistic powers. Her 
 
 career borders on the marvelous. Myste.ies, fantastic 
 journeys, imprisonments, abduction, escapes, follow each 
 other with startling rapidity; the book closes with an 
 allegorical vision of humanitarian theosophy. Baker. 
 
 Sand, George, pseud. The devil's pool; tr. by 
 J. M. and Ellery Sedgwick. 1901. 18 Jem 
 
 Little $1.20 
 
 The first, simplest, and freshest of the Berrichon idyls, 
 a series of quiet, harmonious pictures of nature and of 
 country life. Baker. 
 
 Fadette (La petite Fadette) tr. by J. M. 
 Sedgwick. 1899 18J Little $1.20 
 
 Pastoral of country life in Berri, portraying the nature 
 of the peasant, the friendships of children, the growth of 
 love in a young girl's heart, and the transforming influ- 
 ence on her character. Baker. ' 
 
 Francois the waif; tr. by J. M. Sedgwick. 
 
 1894. 18 Jem Richmond $1.25 
 
 Third of Berrichon idyls, staged as a pastoral comedy 
 in 1849. Baker. 
 
 The master mosaic- workers; tr. by C.. C. 
 
 Johnston. 1895. 18 Jem Little $1.25 
 
 Picture of 16th century Venetian life in the palmy days 
 of the republic, the interest centering in the two master 
 mosaicists and their work. Baker. 
 
 Mauprat. 1899. 20cm Little $1.50 
 Story of provincial aristocracy in latter half of 18th cen- 
 tury. A refined girl married to a boorish cousin, sets 
 herself the task of civilizing him. Baker. 
 
 - The snow man. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Little $1.50 
 
 Romance of Swedish life in 18th century, with descrip- 
 tive passages of sport, hunting and winter scenery. 
 Baker. 
 
 Schultz, Jeanne. Story of Colette (La neuvaine 
 de Colette) 1890. 18 Jem Appleton $1.50 
 Bright picture of human nature and country life in 
 France. Hardy. 
 
 Souvestre, Emile. An attic philosopher in 
 Paris; or, A peep at the world from a garret, 
 being the journal of a happy man. 1901. ISJcm 
 
 Appleton 60c 
 
 Un philosophe sous lea toils. Reminiscences and medi- 
 tations of a humble Parisian philosopher, who prefers 
 poverty and contentment to money and anxiety, lowly 
 friends to wealthy kinsfolk, and finds his happiness in 
 doing little acts of kindness. Baker. 
 
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 Houghton 75c 
 
 Not only spirit but letter of original most wonderfully 
 preserved. Introductory sketch of story and observa- 
 tions on character and province of Greek chorus. Critic, 
 35: 850. 
 
 3 Crreek epic poetry 
 
 Church, A. J. Stories of the Old world. 1884. 
 18cm (Class, for children) Ginn 75c 
 
 Y Contents: Story of the Argo; Story of Thebes; Story 
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 Andrew Lang. 1899. 19Jcm Longmans $2 
 
 The Iliad; ed. with apparatus criticus, 
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 Leaf. 2ded. 2 v. 1900-02. 23cm 
 
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 The Iliad; tr. into English blank verse by 
 
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 Homer: guides, etc. 
 
 Clerke, A. M.. Familiar studies in Homer. 
 1892. 20cm Longmans $1.75 
 
 An attractive and accurate account of a great deal of 
 Homeric archeology. Walter Leaf. 
 
 Jebb, SirJl: C. Homer: an introduction to the 
 Iliad and the Odyssey. 6th ed. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Ginn $1.12 
 
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 ter. Walter Leaf. 
 
 Keller, A. G. Homeric society; a sociological 
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 References, p. 315-16. 
 
 A thorough piece of work. An elaborate and technical 
 analysis of the evidence afforded by the poems as to the 
 society of the Homeric age. His analysis is keen and 
 penetrating and his generalizations often full of pith and 
 insight. Nation, 75: 312. 
 
 Lang, Andrew. Homer and the epic. 1893. 
 19$cm Longmans $2.50 
 
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 the Homeric poems. N. Y. 
 
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 19cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Contents: The epic cycle; Works and days; Hesiodic 
 theogony, Shield of Heracles, etc. ; The Homeric hymns; 
 Homeric hymn to Apollo, Homeric hymn to Demeter; 
 Hexameter in the hands of the philosophers; Epilogue.
 
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 84 Greek lyric poetry 
 
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 - 1898. 17icm Lane 6/ n 
 
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 First adequate English translation; gives of each poem 
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 885 Greek oratory 
 
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 Jebb, Sir B: C. Attic orators from Antiphon to 
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 888 Greek miscellany 
 
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 8 List of the chief editions and translations of the Poet- 
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 91 
 
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 lege at Lahore. 
 
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 rative and commentary in a form both useful and enter- 
 taining. Critic, 25: 167. 
 
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 Arnold, Matthew. On the study of Celtic lit- 
 erature, and On translating Homer. 1902. 
 18Jcm Macmillan $1.50 
 
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 pref. by W. B. Yeats. 1902. 20 Jem Scribner $2 
 
 Old Irish tales, unique and full of varied interest 
 Mine of primitive custom and belief. Their literary 
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 renderings. Nature, 66: 489. 
 
 Hyde, Douglas. Literary history of Ireland 
 from earliest times to the present day. 1901. 
 23cm (Lib. of lit. hist. ) Scribner $4 
 
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 1902. 17cm (Welsh lib.) Unwin 2/ ea 
 
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 and the Ramayana of India, and the Nibelungenlied of 
 Germany. Osterhout. 
 
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 by Edward Fitzgerald. 1902. 19cm 
 
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 Bibliography, p. 441-46. 
 
 Historical treatment; some biography. Nation, 70: 345.
 
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 263 
 
 Wiener, Leo, ed. Anthology of Russian litera- 
 ture from the earliest period to the present time. 
 2 v. 1902-03. 23$cm Putnam $3 n ea 
 
 Russian fiction 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. graf. Anna Karenina. 1889. 
 19cm Crowell $1.25 
 
 Domestic and social life of the Russian people pre- 
 sented with wealth of detail and intensity of emotion. 
 Matthew Arnold calls it ' Less a work of art than a piece 
 of life.' Main action profoundly tragic. Baker. 
 
 Count Tolstoi's gospel stories, tr. by N. H. 
 
 Dole. 1890. 19cm Crowell $1.25 
 
 Contents: If you neglect the fire, you don't put it out; 
 Where love is, there God is also; A candle; The two 
 pilgrims; Text for wood-cuts; The three mendicants; 
 Popular legends; The godson; The long exile; What men 
 live by. 
 
 Nearly the same collection published with title Ivan 
 llyitch and other stories. 
 
 War and peace; fr. the Russian by N. H. 
 
 Dole. 4v. 1889. 20Jcm Crowell $3 
 
 Before Tilsit (1805-07) ; The invasion (1807-12); Vie French 
 at Moscow and Epilogue (1812-20). A panorama of Rus- 
 sian affairs, public and private, during the war with Na- 
 poleon, in the guise of a family chronicle. The battle 
 pieces, Austerlitz, Friedland, Borodino, are not merely his- 
 torical studies, but clear reproductions of the perceptions 
 and emotions of a combatant. Baker. 
 
 Turgenev, I. S. Fathers and children; tr. by 
 Constance Garnett. 1901. 17cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Brings the old and the new generations of Russian life 
 into strong contrast, and while presenting the character 
 and social condition of the serf-owning classes with per- 
 fect sympathy, shows that they have outlived their age. 
 Baker. 
 
 A house of gentlefolk; tr. by Constance 
 
 Garnett. 1894. 18cm Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Introduction by Stepniak (Sergiet Mikhailovich Krav- 
 chinskil, 1853-1895, not Mikhail Dragomanov) 
 Story of two lovers separated by Fate. Baker. 
 
 Smoke; tr. by Constance Garnett. 1901. 
 
 17icm Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Vivacious picture. of social life among Russians living at 
 Baden, full of satire, and animus against the Slavophil 
 party. On the passionate intrigue of a young man and a 
 married woman in love with each other Turgenev con- 
 centrates his most refined art. Baker. 
 
 A sportsman's sketches; tr. by Constance 
 
 Garnett. 2 v. 1895. 18cm Macmillan $2.50 
 
 Contents: v. 1, Hor and Kalinitch; Yennolai and the 
 miller's wife; Raspberry Spring; The district doctor; My 
 neighbour Radilov; The peasant proprietor Ovsyanikov; 
 Lgov; Byezhin prairie; Kassyan of Fair Springs; The 
 agent; The counting-house; Biryuk; Two country gentle- 
 men; Lebedyan. v. 2, Tatyana Borissovna and her 
 nephew; Death; The singers; Piotr Petrovitoh Karataev: 
 The tryst; The hamlet of the Shtchigri district; Tchertop- 
 Hanovand Nedopyuskin: The end of Tchertop-Hanov; A 
 
 living relic; The rattling of wheels; Epilogue: The forest 
 and the steppe. 
 
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 on the thread of a wanderer's adventures. They portray 
 the serf and serfdom; bringing out touchingly the simple 
 loyalty, affection and immeasurable endurance of the 
 Russian poor. Many descriptive passages of scenery cf 
 central Russia. Baker. 
 
 Turgenev, I. S. Virgin soil; tr. by Constance 
 Garnett. 2 v. 1896. 18cm Macmillan $2.50 
 
 Like Smoke, written In exile, a reply to Dostoyevski's 
 Leg Possedes, which was itself called out by the nihilist 
 doctrines incorporated in Fathers and children. Both 
 Turgenev and Dostoyevski deal with the same theme, the 
 subterranean world of political agitation and conspiracy 
 which was threatening the peace of Russia. -Embittered 
 by feeling and deeply pessimistic. The conspirators are 
 invested with generous qualities, while the official classes 
 are painted in dark colors. Baker. 
 
 Polish Action 
 
 Sienkiewicz, Henry k. The deluge: an histor- 
 ical novel of Poland, Sweden, and Russia; tr. by 
 Jeremiah Curtin. (Popular ed.) 2 v. 1898. 
 20cm Little $3 
 
 Sequel to With fire and sword. 
 
 Pan Michael : an historical novel of Poland, 
 
 the Ukraine, and Turkey; tr. by Jeremiah Cur- 
 tin. (Popular ed.) 1898. 20cm Little $1.50 
 
 Sequel to The deluge. 
 
 "Quo vadis:" a narrative of the time of 
 
 Nero; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. (Popular ed.) 
 1897. 19cm Little $1.50 
 
 Largely inspired by neo-Christianism. Broad picture of 
 Roman life in all its light and shade, splendors and hor- 
 rors, bringing into salient contrast the licentiousness of 
 paganism and the spiritual beauty of Christianity. Scenes 
 of court life and of Christian worship, the burning of 
 Rome, and the massacres in the amphitheater, are woven 
 Into a rapid narrative. Baker. 
 
 With fire and sword : an historical novel 
 
 of Poland and Russia; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 (Popular ed.) 1898. 20cm Little $1.50 
 
 Sequels, The deluge and Pan Michael. 
 
 Together contain the romance of the history of Poland 
 1647-1751. The impression left by this work is that of a 
 succession of scenes of battle, carnage, devastation, lust 
 and fiery heroism. But there are quieter scenes of village 
 life, the domestic life of the gentry, etc. Baker. 
 
 892 Semitic literature 
 
 Arabian nights. The Arabian nights enter- 
 tainments; selected and ed. by Andrew Lang. 
 1902. 19cm 
 
 Longmans $2 
 
 Y There are many editions, none altogether satisfactory ; 
 that edited by E: E. Hale, Ginn 45c is good as far as it 
 goes; that inEclectic school readings edited by M. Clarke, 
 American book co. 60c supplements it. Stories from the 
 Arabian nights (Riverside school library) Houghton 60c 
 
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 n, contains many of the more famous stories; that in 
 Home reading books edited by Adam Singleton, Apple- 
 ton, 65c n contains 4 stories only. These are all cleanly 
 edited. Ed. sel. 
 
 Arabian nights. The thousand and one nights; 
 or, Arabian nights' entertainments; tr. by E: W: 
 Lane, with an introd. by Joseph Jacobs, and 
 illus. by Frank Brangwyn. 6 v, 1896. 18cm 
 
 Lippincott $6 
 
 The most famous product of Arabian literature: a col- 
 lection of entertaining tales of unknown origin: Aladdin, 
 Sinbad the Sailor, AH Baba and the forty thieves, etc. 
 Baker. 
 
 894 Hungarian literature 
 
 Jdkai, M<5r. Black diamonds; tr. by F.. A. Ge- 
 rard. 1896. 18cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Story of love and picturesque incident; life among the 
 wild miners of Bondavar and social and commercial life 
 in Buda-Pesth. The translation is largely abridged. 
 Baker. 
 
 Mikszath, Kalman. St Peter's umbrella; tr. by 
 B. W. Worswick, with introd. by R. N. Bain. 
 1901. 19Jcm Harper $1.50 
 
 Racy sketches of Slovak and Magyar peasantry and 
 townsfolk in an out of the way corner of Hungary, united 
 by a whimsical story about an umbrella. Baker. 
 
 895 Eastern Asiatic. Chinese 
 
 Aston, "W: O: History of Japanese literature. 
 1899. 19cm (Lit. of the world) 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 Bibliographic note, p. 400-2. 
 
 List of dictionaries, grammars and other works of refer- 
 ence, p. 403. 
 
 Worthy of highest praise for accuracy, insight, absolute 
 honesty and trustworthiness. Incidentally of vast value 
 as history of Japanese morals. Nation, 69: 72. 
 
 Giles, H. A. History of Chinese literature. 
 1901. 19cm (Lit. of the world) 
 
 Appleton $1.50 
 
 Bibliographic note, p. 441-2. 
 
 Sets before western reader results of 30 centuries of 
 writing. Well done; due proportion of comment, criti- 
 cism and translation. Nation, 73: 136.
 
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 9O1 Philosophy. History of civiliza- 
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 ages, especially in relation to modern civiliza- 
 tion. 1894. 21cm Scribner $2.50 
 
 i/ 1/ Avebury, John Lubbock, 1st baron. Origin of 
 civilisation and the primitive condition of man. 
 Mental and social condition of savages. 5th ed. 
 1898. 23cm Appleton $5 
 
 List of principal works quoted, pref. p. 19-23. 
 i/VUuckle, H: T: History of civilization in Eng- 
 land. From 2d London ed. 2 v. 1897. 21cm 
 
 Appleton $4 
 
 Bibliography, v. 1, pref. p. 17-30; v. 2, pref. p. 21-30. 
 O Cunning-ham, William. Essay on western civ- 
 ilization in its economic aspects. 2 v. 1898- 
 
 1900. 19 Jem (Camb. hist, ser.) 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 n ea 
 Contents: v. 1, Ancient times, v. 2, Mediaeval and 
 
 modern times. 
 Aims to trace the working out of the economic destinies 
 
 of the chief ancient civilizations. Brief, but clear and 
 
 systematic. Nation, 66: 424. 
 
 \/v Eggleston, Edward. Transit of civilization from 
 England to America in the seventeenth century. 
 
 1901. 21Jcm Appleton $1.50 
 Social history, assuming acquaintance with main facts. 
 
 Six chapters on mental outfit of colonists, prevailing 
 medical notions, language and literature, moral and 
 religious ideas, education, land and labor. N. Y. 
 
 " V Hegel, G. W. F. Lectures on the philosophy of 
 history; tr. by J. Sibree. 1902. 19cm (Bohn's 
 lib.) Macmillan $1.50 
 
 1/Kidd, Benjamin. Principles of western civiliza- 
 tion. 1902. 23cm Macmillan $2 n 
 
 Root idea is principle of " projected efficiency," accord- 
 ing to which the type of social structure destined to sur- 
 vive is that which sacrifices the present to the future. 
 Pittsburg. 
 
 Lecky, W: E: H. 
 1892. 20cm 
 
 Political value of history. 
 E. Arnold 2/6 
 
 Patten, S. N. Development of English thought;; 
 a study in the economic interpretation of history. 
 1899. 23cm Macmillan $3. 
 
 An attempt to prove the economic theory of history by- 
 illustrations drawn from English history. Suggestive and: 
 stimulating. N. Y. 
 
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 First appeared in v. 16-17 of Political science quarterly. 
 
 His interpretation of the economic life is liberal and 
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 89: 644. 
 
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 the study of man and civilization. 1904. 19Jcm 
 (Internat. sci. ser.) Appleton $2' 
 
 Select bibliography, p. 441^2. 
 
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 /Morgan, L: H: Ancient society. 1877. 23cm 
 
 Holt $4 
 
 Researches in the lines of human progress from savagery, 
 through barbarism to civilization. Title. 
 
 Researches into the early history of man- 
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 23cm Holt $3.50 
 
 9O2 Compends. Outlines 
 
 Heilprin, Louis. Historical reference book; 
 rev. to 1899; 6th ed.'with sup. 1902. 20cm 
 (Concise knowl. lib. ) Appleton $3 
 
 Rf Chronologic table of universal history; a chronologic 
 dictionary of universal history; a biographic dictionary 
 with geographic notes; for students, teachers and read- 
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 and modern history; tr. with additions by W: H. 
 Tillinghast. 9th ed. 1898? 20cm 
 
 Houghton $a 
 
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 Brewer, E. C. comp. Historic note-book, with 
 an apx of battles. 1891. 19cm 
 
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 world to the end of 1903. 1904. 24 Jem 
 
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 Rf Alphabetic list of events, places, etc., with a brief 
 account. Special attention to British empire. Kroeger. 
 
 Lamed, J. N. ed. History for ready reference, 
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 specialists; their own words in a complete sys- 
 tem of history. Rev. ed. 6 v. 1901. 28cm 
 
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 Rf Extensive cyclopedia. A unique, convenient and 
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 geography. Nation-, 65: 172. 
 
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 voyagers from Columbus to Nansen; new ed. 
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 ings) 
 
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 ion ser. ) 
 
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 regina atlas; political, physical and astronom- 
 ical. 2d ed. 1902. 32x25Jcm 
 
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 erde und iiber das weltgebiiude. 1896. 38Jcm 
 
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 Hogarth, D: G: ed. Authority and archaeology, 
 sacred and profane; essays on the relation of 
 monuments to biblical and classical literature. 
 1899. 23cm Scribner $5 
 
 Contents: pt. 1, Hebrew authority, by S. R. Driver, pt. 
 2, Classical authority: Egypt and Assyria, by F. L. Grif- 
 fith; Prehistoric Greece, by D. G. Hogarth; Historic 
 Greece, by E. A. Gardner; The Roman world, by F. Hav- 
 erfield. pt. 3, Christian authority, by A. C. Headlam. 
 
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 derived from archeology. The various essays, by different 
 writers, are independent. Editor states briefly general 
 principles underlying study of archeology. Spec. 83: 188. 
 
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 explorers. 1891. 23 Jem Harper $2.50 
 
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 on ancient Egypt delivered in the United States in 1889. 
 N.Y. 
 
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 V Erman, Adolf. Life in ancient Egypt; tr. by Sayce, A. H: Babylonians and Assyrians. 1899. 
 
 H. M. Tirard. 1894. 25cm 19Jcui (Semitic ser.) Scribner $1.25 n 
 
 S Macmillan $6 Based on an elaborate examination of the contract tab- 
 lets and letters and gives a most vivid view of all the 
 
 V Maspero, Q. C. C: The dawn of civilization, phases, public and private, of Babylonian and Assyrian 
 
 Egypt and Chaldsea; ed. by A. H. Sayce; tr. life. Nation, 69: 410. 
 
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 J Romans; tr. by Frederick Metcalfe. New ed.. 
 
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 thorizeded. 1892. 19Jcm Appleton $1.50 / Boissier> Ga8 t O n. Rome and Pompeii; arch*- 
 Daily life of the people in time of Rameses II, 14th cen- ological rambles; tr. by D. H. Fisher. 1896. 
 tury B. C. and of Assurbanipal, 7th century B. C. N. Y. 21cm Putnam $2 50 
 
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 / and also an itinerary for visitors. Title. 
 913.33 .1,1,1,-,, Inge, W: B. Society in Rome under the Caesars. 
 
 yo j -TO-IT A v e iu r< i 1888. 18icm Scribner $1.25 
 
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 sistanceof Paul Waterhouse. 1903. 23cm Jonnston, H. W. Private life of the Romans. 
 
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 early Christian, under the Turkish, Saracen and Byzan- chapters. 
 
 tine remains. A\h. Very well adapted as a handbook, also a good r6sum6 
 
 to which lecturers can send classes for information on 
 
 Stanley, A. P. Sinai and Palestine, in connec- the broader outlines. Clearly written and well arranged, 
 tion with their history. New ed. 1903. 22cm Nation, 76: 362. 
 
 Armstrong $2.50 /Lanciani, B. A. Ancient Rome in the light of 
 recent discoveries. 1888. 24cm 
 
 913.35 Xedo-Persia, Houghton $6 
 
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 lands during the 19th century. 1903. 24cm 
 
 Holman $3 n . 12: 263. 
 
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 portant discoveries of the University of Pennsylvania / and 8kllL J- * Wheeler in Somce, 30: 245. 
 expedition, 1893-96 and 1898-1900. Nation, 77: 137. * Mau, August. Pompeii, its life and art; tr. by 
 
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 ventures on the Euphrates. 2v. 1897. 22icm Macmillan $2.50 n 
 
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 _ _ .. . , . . ,\/]JCiddleton, J: H: Remains of ancient Rome. 
 
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 discoveries of enduring value. Francis Brown in Amer. B A revised and greatly enlarged version of the former 
 
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 Account of ruins and other remains of ancient Roman 
 world contained in the city and its neighborhood; in- 
 cludes full description of ancient materials and processes 
 / of building. L. & I. 
 
 ' Pellisson, Maurice. Roman life in Pliny's time; 
 
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 I/Thomas, iSmile. Roman life under the Caesars. 
 
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 v Becker, W. A. Charicles; or, Illustrations of 
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 x Longmans $1.25 
 
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 19Jem Cassell $2 
 
 Bibliography, p. 533-36. 
 
 Detailed description of social conditions, dress, educa- 
 tion, worship, sports, occupations, etc. Illustrations 
 greatly increase value. N. Y. 
 
 Dickinson, G. L. Greek view of life. 2d ed. 
 1898. ISJcm (Univ.exten. ser. ) Scribner $1 n 
 List of translations used : pref . p. 9-10. 
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 ^Gardner, E. A. Ancient Athens. 1902. 23Jcm 
 
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 /Gulil, E. K., & Koner, W: D: The life of the 
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 Bibliography, p. 310-20. 
 
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 and mythology as well as archeology. The authoritative 
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 Dictionary of classical antiquities (Macmillan 82.25 n) are 
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 Mahaffy, J: P. Greek life and thought, from jX 
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 Sequel to Social life in Greece from Homer to Menandtr. 
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 Compact and intelligible account of Dr Schliemann's 
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 1897. 24cm Houghton $6 
 
 Study of the monuments and culture of pre-Homeric 
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 Smith, G: A. Historical geography of the Holy i/ 
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 Du Chaillu, P. B. The viking age. 2 v. 1889. 
 
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 Transatlantic sketches. 
 
 914 Travels in Europe 
 
 Aldrich, T: B. 
 ISJcrn 
 
 From Ponkapog to Pesth. 
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 1883. 
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 European travel sketches, touching foreign funerals, 
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 Y Aims to give a plain and simple description of the 
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 1903. 19cm 
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 ' Contents: Chester; Lichfleld and Warwick; North 
 Devon; Wells and Salisbury; Swiss notes; From Cham- 
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 stage; A Roman holiday; Roman rides; Roman neighbor- 
 hoods; The after-season in Rome; From a Roman note- 
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 in Florence; Florentine notes; Tuscan cities; Ravenna; 
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 Knox, T : W. Boy travellers in northern Europe. 
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 Y Adventures of 2 youths in a journey through Italy, 
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 V Satchel guide for the vacation tourist in Europe; 
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 Stevenson, B. L: Edinburgh; picturesque notes. 
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 ^Bedford, Jessie. Home life under the Stuarts, Holmes > O. W. Our hundred days in Europe. 
 
 1603-1 649, by Elizabeth Godfrey. 1903. 22Jcm 189L 20cm (Riverside ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 
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 Castle, church, village, all call up legend or more recent Jusserand, J. A. A. J. English wayfaring life 
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 Entertaining chapters on the Derby, Ascot and Henley Mackinder, H. J: Britain and the British seas, 
 
 races, a general election, Oxford undergraduate life and 1902. 21 Jem (Appleton's world ser. ) 
 
 London aspects. N. Y. Appleton $2 n 
 
 Dodd, Mrs A.. B. (Blake) Cathedral days; Not only are the features of the land and sea described, 
 
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 tural attractions, etc. Sargent. A thorough and intimate personal acquaintance with 
 
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 comp. lit.) Macmillan $1.50 n . Literary associations of the English lakes. 
 
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 16th centuries, describing Italian influence on English o f Wordsworth. 
 
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 travels in Italy, and Anglo-Italian commerce. Johnston. or a month or a year there. Dial, 31: 441.
 
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 21 Jem 
 
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 J Smith, Goldwin. A trip to England. 1895. 
 14 Cm Macmillan 75c 
 
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 speare wrote. 1897. 18cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Old contemporary materials, describing temper and 
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 lively form. Nation, 65: 230. 
 
 White, B: G. England without and within. 
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 Informal, matter of course, untouristlike chronicles. 
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 land and Scotland. Rev. ed. 1896. 19cm 
 
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 Heart of Scotland; Sir Walter Scott; Elegiac memorials 
 in Edinburgh; Scottish pictures; Imperial ruins; Land of 
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 Companion to Shakespeare's England. Many of the 
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 Record of sentimental journeyings, 1888-90. Lit. world. 
 
 - Shakespeare's England. Rev. ed. 1893. 
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 22 essays commemorating visits in 1877 and 1882; repub- 
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 914.21 London 
 
 ^Baedeker, Karl. London and its environs; hand- 
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 ^Besant, Sir Walter. London. 1892. 21 Jem 
 
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 R Vivid, detached pictures of the life of London from 
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 Besant, Sir Walter. Westminster; with 130 
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 914.3 Germany and Austria 
 
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 Rhine from Rotterdam to Constance; 
 
 handbook for travellers. 15th ed. 1903. 16cm 
 
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 unusual accuracy, clearness, friendliness and moderation. 
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 Contents: London; Paris of today; Berlin. < 
 
 914.36 Austria 
 
 Baedeker, Karl. Austria, including Hungary, 
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 Eastern Alps, including the Bavarian 
 Highlands, Tyrol, Salzburg, Upper and Lower* 
 Austria, Styria, Carinthia and Carniola; hand- 
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 Scribner $3 n 
 
 Edwards, A. A. B. Midsummer ramble in the 
 Dolomites. 2d ed. 1889. 24cm 
 
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 Lansdale, M. H. 
 1902. 21cm 
 
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 Sensible, pleasantly written and generally safe guide. 
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 / 914.38 Poland 
 
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 K A most eloquent apologia for this unfortunate people. 
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 with excursions to the Lipari Islands, Malta, Sardinia, 
 Tunis, and Corfu; 14th rev. ed. 
 
 Index of streets and plans of Rome, v. 2, 18 p. at end. 
 
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 Freeman, E: A: Studies of travel : Italy. 1893. 
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 1887. ISJcm Houghton $1.25 
 
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 Pennell, Joseph, & Mrs Elizabeth (Robins') * 
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 1898. 20Jcm Macmillan $2.50 
 
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 ed. 20Jcm Holt $2.50 
 
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 O Villari, Iruigi. Italian life in town and country. 
 1902. 18 Jem (Our Europ. neighbours) 
 
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 Sardinia; tr. by Frederic Breton. 1897. 24Jcm 
 
 Appleton $4.50 
 
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 - Walks in Rome; 16th ed. rev. by St Clair 
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 Chief aim to supplement Venetian guidebooks by sup- 
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 914.6 Spain 
 
 Amicis, Edmondo de. Spain and the Spaniards; 
 tr. fr. 10th Italian ed. by S. R. Yarnall. 2 v. 
 1895. 20Jcm Putnam $2 
 
 R A succession of clever word pictures describing a 
 tour through Spain during reign of King Amadeus, 1871-73. 
 N. Y. 
 
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 book for travellers. 2d ed. 1901. 16cm 
 
 Scribner $4.80 n 
 Bibliography, pref. p. 39. 
 
 Bates, K. L. Spanish highways and byways. 
 1900. 19 Jem Macmillan $2.25 
 
 Its strength lies in a rare insight into Spanish character, 
 and a power of rendering that insight jn exact and telling 
 words. Nation (B) 
 
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 journeys, adventures, and imprisonments of an 
 Englishman in an attempt to circulate the 
 Scriptures in the peninsula; new ed. with notes 
 and a glossary, by U. R. Burke. 2 v. 1896. 
 19 Jem Murray 12/ 
 
 A thrilling narrative of travel and adventure in Spain 
 as it was in 1835. H. R. Mill (B) 
 
 Hale, E: E. Seven Spanish cities, and the way 
 to them. 1899. 18cm Little $1.25 
 
 Describes places made famous by the Song of Roland: 
 Madrid, Cordova, Toledo, etc. Sargent. 
 
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 ]9cm Macmillan $2 
 
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 1898. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 R Describes life in Malaga, the Seville fairs and bull 
 fights. N. Y. 
 
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 Hay, John. Castilian days. Rev. ed. 1899. 
 18 Jem Houghton $1.25 
 
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 written in 1871; sets admirably before us the men and 
 tendencies which have gone to the making of Spain and 
 the Spaniard today. Lucid, forcible style, pleasant 
 humor. Sat. r. (B) 
 
 Higgin, Louis. Spanish life in town and coun- 
 try; with chapters on Portuguese life in town 
 and country, by E. E. Street. 1902. 19cm 
 (Our Europ. neighbours) Putnam $1.20n 
 
 R Light, rather disconnected essays on conditions of 
 modern Spain. Author has had many-sided opportunities. 
 Nation, 74: 483. 
 
 Hugo, Victor, comle. The Alps and Pyrenees; 
 tr. by John Manson. 1898. 19Jcm 
 
 Button $2 
 
 Letters of travel written in 1839. A portrayal of foreign 
 countries and strange scenes in the light oi a strong indi- 
 viduality. N. Y. 
 
 Irving, Washington. TheAlhambra. 2v. 1897. 
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 Abounds in delightful legends, all so touched with the 
 author's airy humor that our credulity is never overtaxed; 
 we imbibe all the romantic interest of the place without 
 losing our hold on reality. C. D. Warner. 
 
 Jaccaci, A. F. On the trail of Don Quixote. 
 1896. 21 Jem Scribner $2.50 
 
 Beautifully illustrated by Vierge. La Mancha, a prov- 
 ince little frequented by tourists, preserves many char- 
 acteristics of Cervantes's time. N. Y. 
 
 914.7 Russia 
 
 Beveridge, A. J. The Russian advance. 1903. 
 21 Jem Harper $2.50 n 
 
 Attitude markedly pro-Russian. A picture of the 
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 kaiser. 1895. 19cm Harper $2 
 
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 S: C. Eastman. 1889. 19cm Crowell $1.25 
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 nessot judgment. Ration (B) 
 
 Du Chaillu, P. B. Land of the long night. 
 1899. 20Jcm Scribner $2 
 
 Y Record of a winter journey from southern Sweden 
 through Lappmark, Finland, and Finmark to Nordkyn, 
 the extreme end ol the European mainland. Many ex- 
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 Macmillan $3 n 
 
 R On Siberia, Manchuria and the position of Russia 
 on the Pacific. Ath. '03, 1: 425. 
 
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 truthfully treated. Dial (B) 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in the Russian 
 empire. 1887. 23 x 17cm Harper $2- 
 
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 and Asiatic Russia, with accountsof a tour across Siberia. 
 Title. 
 
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 Stepniak. 1888. 17Jcm Harper $1.25 
 
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 and the Russians; tr. fr. 3d French ed. with 
 annot. by Z. A. Ragozin. 3 v. 1893-96. 23 Jem 
 
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 Contents: pt. 1, The country and its inhabitants, pt. 2, 
 Institutions, pt. 3, Religion. 
 
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 studies in contemporary European Russia, Fin- 
 land, Siberia, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. 
 1902. 24cm Scribner. $4 n 
 
 Aspects of contemporary Russia with special reference 
 to industrial and commercial development and relations 
 with Great Britain. Generally favorable estimate of Rus- 
 sia. N Y. 
 
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 country. 1901. ISJcm (Our Europ. neigh- 
 bours) Putnam $1.20 n 
 
 Social and home life, agricultural, educational and re- 
 ligious conditions, the peasantry, the Jews, the army, 
 working classes in cities, etc. Illustrations and glossary. 
 N. Y. 
 
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 of Tolstoi; experiences of famine and misrule in 
 Russia. 24Jcm Whittaker $2 
 
 Valuable and interesting. Mr Stadling assisted Tolstoi 
 in relief work in 1892 and had an opportunity of coming 
 into intimate relations with Russian peasant life. Dial 
 (B) 
 
 Wallace, Sir D. M. Russia. 1877. 22cm 
 
 Holt $2 
 
 The best general account in the English language [1897J 
 H. R. Mill (B) 
 
 Whishaw, F: J. Out of doors in Tsarland. 1893. 
 
 20cm Longmans $2 
 
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 nihilism or exile. N. Y. 
 
 Finland 
 
 De Windt, Harry. Finland as it is. 1901. 21cm 
 
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 Frederiksen, N. C. Finland; its public and pri- 
 vate economy. 1902. 21cm Longmans $2 
 
 Authorities consulted, pref. p. 10-11. 
 
 Government and business occupations of the people 
 rather than private and social life. Serious study in fairly 
 popular form. N. Y. 
 
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 R Sketch of a pleasant summer trip, with much interest- 
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 eral statistics of Finland, taken from the best available 
 sources. Nation, 66: 289. 
 
 914.8 Norway, Sweden and Denmark 
 
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 mark ;* handbook for travellers. 8th ed. 1903. 
 16cm Scribner $2.40 n 
 
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 with vocabulary and list of phrases, 40 p. 
 
 /"D-a. Chaillu, P. B. Land of the midnight sun; 
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 Norway, Lapland and northern Finland. 2 v. 
 1882. 23cm Harper $5 
 
 Fine descriptions of scenery and physical characteris- 
 tics of the country and accurate and sympathetic account 
 of manners and customs of peasantry. Nation (B) 
 
 914.81 Norway 
 
 Spender, A. E. Two winters in Norway, includ- 
 ing an expedition to the Lapps. 1902. 23cm 
 
 Longmans $4 
 
 Mainly Norway as a land of sport. Gives very attrac- 
 tive, if superficial, impression. Acad. 62: 88. 
 
 914.89 Denmark 
 
 & BrOchner, Jessie. Danish life in town and coun- 
 try. 1903. 19cm (Our Europ. neighbours) 
 
 Putnam $1.20 n 
 
 Characterization of people sympathetic without being 
 unduly laudatory. Choice of subjects excellent in illus- 
 trations, which are a valuable feature. Nation, 76: 496. 
 
 914.9 iTIlnor countries of Europe 
 914.91 Iceland 
 
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 and maps, and an apx. by A. W. Hill on the 
 plants collected. 1902. 23cm Longmans $4 
 
 R Author led a party of tourists across the island in 
 1900. Many excellent photographs. Ath. '03, 1: 46. 
 
 914.92 NetJierlands 
 
 ^Aniicis, Edmondo de. Holland and its people; 
 tr. by Caroline Tilton. 1893. 20cm 
 
 P B, Putnam $2 
 
 y Griffis, W: E. The American in Holland; sen- 
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 to Americans. N. Y. 
 
 Hare, A: J: C. Sketches in Holland and Scandi- ^ 
 navia. 1885. 194cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Hough, P. M. pseud. Dutch life in town and O 
 country. 1901. 19cm (Our Europ. neigh- 
 bours) Putnam $1.20 n 
 
 Presents situation in art, letters, learning, politics, as 
 well as round of common life. No other book gives so 
 clear a picture of actual life in the Netherlands of 1901. 
 Nation. . 
 
 Meldrum, D: S. Holland and the Hollanders. * 
 1898. 21cm Dodd $2 
 
 Not only gives a picturesque and comprehensive ac- 
 count of the tourist's area, and of the east and north of 
 Holland, but explains in detail the methods of the "fight 
 with the waters" of the government and of the educa- 
 tional system. A volume of solid worth written with 
 much animation. New world (B) 
 
 914.93 Jtelffium 
 
 Allen, Grant. Cities of Belgium. 1897. 17cm 9 
 
 (Grant Allen's hist, guides) Richards 3/6 n; 
 
 Wessels $1.25 n 
 Baedeker, Karl. Belgium and Holland, includ- O 
 
 ing the grand-duchy of Luxembourg; handbook 
 
 for travellers. 13th ed. 1901. 16cm 
 
 Scribner $1.80 11 
 
 914.94 Switzerland 
 
 Baedeker, Karl. Switzerland and the adjacent ^ 
 portions of Italy, Savoy, and Tyrol; handbook 
 for travellers. 20th ed. 1903. 16cm 
 
 Scribner $2.40 n 
 
 Story, A. T. Swiss life in town and country. 
 1902. 19cm (Our Europ. neighbours) 
 
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 often thrilling, and full of scientific information popu- 
 larly presented. N. Y. 
 
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 Notes of holiday ascents, chiefly of the Matterhorn- 
 
 Sargent. 
 
 914.95 Greece. 
 
 Horton, George. In Argolis. 1902. 19cm 
 
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 A summer's primitive housekeeping and study of local 
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 21 Jem Scribner $1.25 n 
 
 Entertaining, picturesque description of the streets and 
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 trated. Published first in Scribner' s magazine, v. 29, Ja.-F. 
 1901. Pittsburg. 
 
 Jebb, Sir R: C. Modern Greece; two lectures 
 delivered before the Philosophical institution of 
 Edinburgh, with papers on "The progress of 
 Greece ' ' and ' ' Byron in Greece. ' ' 1901 . 18 Jem 
 
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 A general view in four essays of the Greek kingdom 
 and the Greek question, historically, politically and 
 socially. Nation, 74: 173. 
 
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 1900. 20Jcm Coates $3 
 
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 modern population. 
 
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 P R Scenery, conditions of life and political situation 
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 I Curtis, W: E. The Turk and his lost provinces: 
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 Weeks. 1895. 22cm 
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 1901. 20Jcm Revell $1.25 
 
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 Tozer, H:F. Islands of the Aegean. 1890. 19Jcm 
 
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 Allen, T: G. jr., & Sachtleben, W: L. Across / 
 Asia on a bicycle; the journey of two American 
 students from Constantinople to Peking. 1894. 
 20cm Century $1.50 
 
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 trip, which covered more than 15,000 miles. R. of r. 
 
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 Y Simple description of people and countries as they are 
 today. Not intended as complete geography, but for 
 reading supplementary to study of geography. Pref. 
 
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 2v. 1899. 24cm Harper $10 
 
 Interesting account by a trained geographer of his ad- 
 ventures during one of the great journeys of this century. 
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 Herbertson, Mrs F. L. D. (Richardson) Asia; 
 ed. by A. J. Herbertson. 1903. 18cm (Descr. 
 geog. from original sources) -Macmillan 80c n 
 
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 expedient to teach geography by a carefully chosen series 
 of extracts from standard works of travel. Acad. 63: 268. 
 
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 ford's compend. of geog. ) Lippincott $5.50nea 
 Contents: v. 1, Northern and eastern Asia; v. 2, Southern 
 and western Asia. 
 
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 travel. 2 v. 1899. 19Jcm Doiibleday $2 
 Special correspondence and occasional articles written 
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 Asia, by Oliver Thorne Miller, pseud. 1883. 
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 Norman, Henry. Peoples and politics of the 
 Far East. 1900. 214cm Scribner $4 
 
 Travels and studies in the British, French, Spanish and 
 Portuguese colonies, Siberia, China, Japan, Korea, Siam 
 and Malaya. Title. 
 
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 weakness of French system and strength of British. 
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 Polo, Marco. Story of Marco Polo. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Century $1.50 
 
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 ( World & its people) Silver 60c n 
 
 Y Partial contents: Traveling in India; Sepoy mutiny; 
 Some curious customs; Old cities of Japan; The Hermit 
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 and sun; Lands of the Bible. 
 
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 China, Japan, Korea and islands of eastern seas; designed 
 
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 Ball, J. D. Things Chinese. 4th ed. 1904. 
 22cm Scribner $5 
 
 Modeled on Prof. B. H. Chamberlain's Things Japanese. 
 For general reader or intending tourist who needs a guide 
 through the literature of China this handy work of ref- 
 erence is without a peer. Nation. 
 
 Bishop, I.. L. (Bird) The Yangtze valley and 
 beyond. 2 v. 1900. 22$cm Putnam $6 
 
 Journeys in China, 1896-97. Packed with geographic, 
 commercial, political and religious in formation and well 
 provided with maps, illustrations and appendixes. Dial. 
 
 Chang Chin-tung. China's only hope; tr. by 
 S: I. Woodbridge; introd. by Griffith John. 1900. 
 19 Jem Revell $1.25 
 
 A patriotic viceroy's earnest plea for reform, widely 
 read and influential in China. Most interesting in able 
 diagnosis of China's condition, and reflection of broad- 
 minded Chinaman's view of western civilization. N. Y. 
 
 Colquhoun, A. B,. China in transformation. 
 1898. 22cm Harper $3 
 
 P R List of books consulted, p. 386-88. 
 
 Admirable rsum6 of history and economic, geographic 
 and social questions. Sounds warning to England against 
 Russian aggression. N. Y. 
 
 Overland to China. 1900. 22cm 
 
 Harper $3 
 
 Describes new conditions in Siberia, along Russian 
 transcontinental railway in China. Urges English- Amer- 
 ican concert against Russian aggression. N. Y. 
 
 Curzon, G: N. Curzon, 1st baron. Problems of 
 the Far East: Japan; Korea; China. 4th ed. 
 1896. 22cm Longmans $2.50 
 
 Description of political institutions rather than of ex- 
 ternal environment or social customs. Cleveland. 
 
 Fielde, A. M. A corner of Cathay; studies from 
 life among the Chinese. 1894. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $3 
 
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 and superstitions of the Chinese. Illustrations by Chinese 
 artists. N. Y. 
 
 Headland, I: T. Chinese boy and girl. 1901. 
 23cm Revell $1 n 
 
 T Nursery rhymes, finger plays, toys, games, magic 
 blocks, juggling, folk tales and daily life of Chinese 
 children. Collected by professor in Pekin university. 
 Entertaining and of sociologic value. N. Y. 
 
 Hedin, S. A. Central Asia and Tibet towards 
 the holy city of Lassa. 2 v. 1903. 24cm 
 
 Scribner $10.50 n 
 
 R Tr. by J. T. Bealby. 
 
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 to fact, and is told with fascinating grace and charm. 
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 Krout, M. . H. Two girls in China. 1903. 19cm 
 
 (Eclec. school readings) 
 
 Y Amer. bk. co. 45c 
 
 Lee, Yan Phou. When I was a boy in China. 
 
 1903. ISJcm Lothrop 60c 
 
 Y Description of home life in China by a Chinaman. 
 Pittsburg. 
 
 Little, Mrs A. E. N. (Bswicke) Intimate 
 China; the Chinese as I have seen them. 1899. 
 25cm Lippincott $2 
 
 R Information from long experience of the home life 
 of the Chinese. Nation (B) 
 
 Martin, W: A. P. A cycle of Cathay; or, China, 
 south and north; with personal reminiscences. 
 1896. 21cm Revell $2 
 
 Comments on diplomatic history; but of special im- 
 portance for insight into manners, modes of thought, 
 prejudices and potentialities. Acad. 50: 594. 
 
 Morse, E: S. Glimpses of China and Chinese 
 homes.' 1902. 21cm Little $1.50 n 
 
 Buildings, furnishings, household and public methods 
 of life described, with clear drawings, by a trained 
 observer. Originally published in American architect. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Parker, E: H. John Chinaman and a few 
 others. 1901. 21cm Murray 8/ n 
 
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 writer's personal experience during his long period of 
 consular service. Geog.j. (B) 
 
 Parsons, W: B. An American engineer in 
 China. 1900. 20cm McClure $1.50 
 
 Based on a journey across Hunan for railway survey in 
 1898-99. Offers a clear insight into the factors of the 
 Chinese problem. Oeog.j. (B) 
 
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 Rockhill, W: W. The land of the lamas. 1891. 
 
 24cm Century $3.50 
 
 P R Journey through China, Mongolia and Thibet: 
 
 valuable contribution to the literature of science and 
 
 exploration. Nation. 
 
 Scidmore, E. R. China, the long-lived empire. 
 1900. 21cm Century $2.50 
 
 P R Travel sketches, with observations on character- 
 istics, customs, political and sociologic conditions, etc. 
 Based on 7 visits to China. X. Y. 
 
 Smith, A. H. Chinese characteristics. Rev. ed. 
 1900. 2Ucm Revell $2 
 
 Long residence among the people, with command of 
 their language, has enabled author to see the Chinese as 
 they are. While pitilessly telling the truth, there is noth- 
 ing cynical. Nation. 
 
 Village life in China; a study in sociology. 
 
 1899. 21cm Revell $2 
 
 Describes in detail, from intimate knowledge, the 
 peculiar social life and institutions. Shrewd, hopeful, 
 Christian, interesting. Well illustrated. X. Y. 
 
 Williams, S: W. Middle Kingdom; a survey of 
 the geography, government, literature, social 
 life, arts and history of the Chinese empire and 
 its inhabitants. Rev. ed. 2 v. 1899. 24cm 
 
 Scribner $9 
 
 8 R Exhaustive. By late professor of Chinese lan- 
 guage in Yale; historical value of work strongly empha- 
 sized by research of later years, N. Y. times. 
 
 Bishop, I.. 3j. (Bird) Korea and her neighbors. 
 1898. 21cm Revell $2 
 
 Best book on Korea [1897] Observations before, during 
 and after China-Japanese war. Particularly full on polit- 
 ical and industrial aspects. Excellent maps. N. Y. 
 
 Liowell, Percival. Choson, the land of the 
 morning calm; a sketch of Korea. 1886. 26cm 
 
 Houghton $5 
 
 Characteristics of China, Japan and Korea, with philo- 
 sophic views and personal recollections. Publishers. 
 
 Tibet. 
 
 Nichols, F. H: Through hidden Shensi. 1902. 
 22icm Scribner $3.50 n 
 
 Account of a journey in autumn of 1901, from Pekin to 
 Sian, through heart of the Boxers' country and across 
 two oldest provinces of China. Story of untraveled 
 roads, over which few white men have ventured. Pitts- 
 burg. 
 
 Rijnhart, Mrs S. C. With the Tibetans in tent 
 and temple; narrative of four years' residence on 
 the Tibetan border, and of a journey into the 
 far interior. 1904. 20cm Revell $1.50 
 
 An altogether exceptional book in missionary litera- 
 ture. She has seen and suffered much and tells of it 
 simply and effectively. Nation. 
 
 Sarachchandra Dasa. Journey to Lhasa and 
 central Tibet; ed. by W. W. Rockhill. 1902. 
 22cm Dutton $3.50 n 
 
 May fairly be quoted as the best and most accurate 
 authority on southern Tibet and its capital that has 
 appeared of late years [1902] Geog. j. 
 
 915.2 Japan 
 
 Ayrton, Mrs M. C. Child-life in Japan and 
 Japanese child stories; ed. with introd. and 
 notes by W. E.Griffis. 1901. 19cm (Heath's 
 home & school class. ) Heath 20c n 
 
 Y Stories and sketches with illustrations by Japanese 
 artists. Unusual and charming. Pittsburg. 
 
 Bacon, A. M. Japanese girls and women. Rev. 
 ed. 1902. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
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 Education, marriage and divorce, motherhood, court 
 life, women in the palace and hut, and as laborers and 
 servants in country and city. Clear, full and trust- 
 worthy. Lit. icorld. 
 
 A Japanese interior. 1893. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 R Daily experiences of an openminded American girl 
 who taught in the school for peeresses in Tokio; trust- 
 worthy. N. Y. 
 
 Bishop, Mrs I.. L. (Bird) Unbeaten tracks in 
 Japan; an account of travels on horseback in the 
 interior. 2v.ini. 1880. 19Jcm Putnam $2.50 
 
 Brownell, C. L. The heart of Japan; glimpses 
 of life and nature far from the travellers' track 
 in the land of the rising sun. 190.3. 19cm 
 
 McClure $1.50 n 
 
 The author, who, during his five years' sojourn, always 
 lived like the natives, has endeavored, with success, to 
 represent to his readers the inner spirit of native life. 
 Geog.j. 
 
 Chamberlain, B. H. Things Japanese; for trav- 
 ellers and others. 4th ed. 1902. 22cm 
 
 Scribner $4 n 
 
 Next to Murray's guide no other book so indispensable 
 to tourists. Nation. (B) 
 
 Clement, E. W. Handbook of modern Japan. 
 1903. 19Jcm McClurg $1.40 n 
 
 Bibliographies at end of chapters. 
 
 Well digested mass of knowledge concerning country 
 and people. Liberally illustrated, with map, appendix 
 of statistics and tables, index, bibliographies. Treats 
 with remarkable clearness the more modern phases of 
 constitutional imperialism, local self-government, etc. 
 Nation. 
 
 Didsy, Arthur. The new Far East, 3ded. 1900. 
 21cm Putnam $3.50 
 
 Intimate point of view of a Japanese with strong Brit- 
 ish proclivities. N. Y. times.
 
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 Finck, H: T. Lotos-time in Japan. 1895. 21cm 
 
 Scribner $1.75 
 
 P R Aims to display the principal points in which 
 Japanese civilization excels our own. X. Y. 
 
 Fraser, Mrs Hugh. Letters from Japan. 2 v. 
 1899. 24cm Macmillan $7.50 
 
 R P Written from 1889-94 by wife of British envoy. 
 Unusual opportunities and insight, discriminating enthu- 
 siasm and charming style make it of high value. N. Y. 
 
 Gulick, S. L. Evolution of the Japanese, social 
 and psychic. 1903. 23cm Revell $2 n 
 
 Study of Japanese race characteristics, social, mental 
 and moral, and of the possibilities of western influence. 
 N. Y. 
 
 Hearn, Lafcadio. Glimpses of unfamiliar Japan. 
 2 v. 1894. 21cm Hough ton $4 
 
 R Descriptions of travel, wonderful accounts of famous 
 temples and neighborhoods, charming stories of personal 
 experience; succeeds in photographing, as it were, the 
 Japanese soul. Nation. 
 
 Kokoro: hints and echoes of Japanese in- 
 ner life. 1896. 18 Jem Houghton $1.25 
 
 Sympathetic and artistic portrayal of emotional life as 
 seen in Japanese patriotism, religiousness, romantic love, 
 etc. N.Y. 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in the Far East; 
 adventures of two youths in a journey to Japan 
 and China. 1880. 23 x 17cm 
 Y Harper $2 
 
 La Farge, John. 
 1897. 23Jcm 
 
 Primarily an account of a brief residence in Japan, 
 mainly in Tokio and in the holy mountain of Nikko. 
 The man who writes it is evidently a painter, and also a 
 man of profound insight. Russell Sturgis in Bk. buyer (B) 
 
 Murray, John, publisher. Handbook for trav- 
 ellers in Japan, including the whole empire 
 from Yezo to Formosa, by B. H. Chamberlain 
 and W. B. Mason. 7th ed. 1903. 18Jcm 
 
 Murray 20/ 
 
 Parsons, Alfred. Notes in Japan. 1896. 
 21 Jem Harper $3 
 
 An artist's sketching tour, exquisitely portrayed in 
 illustration and agreeably supplemented with text. N. Y. 
 
 915.3 Arabia 
 
 Zwemer, S: M. Arabia: the cradle of Islam; 
 introd. by J. S. Dennis. 1900. 21 Jem 
 
 Revell $2 
 
 Arabian bibliography, p. 414-26. 
 
 General account of Arabia from missionary viewpoint, 
 compiled from travels of well known writers and his own 
 experiences. Authoritative description of country, its 
 people, life, industries, trade and history. Spec. 85: 493. 
 
 An artist's letters from Japan. 
 Century $4 
 
 915.4 India 
 
 Crooke, William. The north-western provinces 
 of India, their history, ethnology and adminis- 
 tration. 1897. 23cm Methuen 10/6 
 Essay on all more important political and social ques- 
 tions directly or indirectly affecting past and- present ad- 
 ministration of whole of India: Hindu and Muhamma- 
 dan, religions, institution of caste, land tenure, fiscal 
 matters, rajpiit migrations, etc. Acad. 52: 320. 
 
 Hornaday, W: T. Two years in the jungle; the 
 experiences of a hunter and naturalist in India, 
 Ceylon, the Malay peninsula and Borneo. 7th 
 ed. 1901. 22 Jem Scribner $2.50 
 
 Trip was made to collect specimens for U. S. national 
 museum. Pittsburg. 
 
 Knight, E: F: Where three empires meet. New 
 ed. 1897. 19cm Longmans $1.25 
 
 Narrative of travel in Kashmir, western Tibet, Gilgit 
 and adjoining countries. Title. 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in the Far East. 
 
 pt. 3. 1902. 23Jcm Harper $2 
 
 Y Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon 
 
 and India, with descriptions of Borneo, the Philippine 
 
 Islands and Burmah. Title. 
 
 Murray, John. Handbook for travellers in 
 India, Burma and Ceylon. 4th ed. 1901. 
 17Jcm Murray 20 
 
 Includes Bengal, Bombay and Madras, the Punjab, 
 northwest provinces, Rajputana, central provinces, 
 Mysore, etc. the native states, Assam and Kashmere. 
 Title. 
 
 Ramabai Sarasvati, pundita. High-caste Hindu 
 woman. New ed. 1901. 19 Jem Revell 75c 
 
 Scidmore, E. R. Winter India. 1903. 21Jcm 
 
 Century $2 n 
 
 Steevens, G: W. In India. 1899. 19Jcm 
 
 Dodd $1.50 
 
 Vivid impressionist sketch of India, political, social and 
 industrial. Dial. 
 
 Strachey, Sir John. India; its administration 
 & progress. 3d ed. 1903. 23cm 
 
 Macmillan 10/ n 
 915.5 Persia 
 
 Bishop, Mrs I.. I. (Bird) Journeys in Persia 
 and Kurdistan. 2 v. 1891. 21cm 
 
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 Vivid picture of the people and their life as observed 
 during months of caravan travel. N. Y. 
 
 Sykes, E. C. Through Persia on a side-saddle; 
 new ed. 1898. 23cm Lippincott $2 n 
 
 Deals with the daily life and conditions; the pen pic- 
 tures are so clear and sharply defined that they acquire a 
 permanent value. Bk. buyer (B) 
 
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 Sykes, P. M. Ten thousand miles in Persia; or, 
 Eight years in Iran. 1902. 24cm 
 
 Scribner $6 n 
 
 The outcome of intelligent and continuous explorations 
 with a scientific aim. Mainly geographic. Qeog. j. 
 
 915.6 TurKey In Asia. 
 
 O Hogarth, D: G: The nearer East. 1902. 22Jcm 
 (Appletons' world ser. ) Appleton $2 
 
 RS Includes the Balkan belts; the Asian descent (Asia 
 Minor); the central upland (Armenia and Persia); south- 
 western plains; Egypt. 
 
 Authoritative. Geography in a new form, written by a 
 man of well known literary capacity. Geog. j. 
 
 Khalil Khalid. Diary of a Turk. 1903. 20cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.75 
 
 From standpoint of an enlightened Turk, far more in- 
 structive than books on Turkey usually are. Ath. 
 
 Kinglake, A. W: Eothen; with introd. by James 
 Bryce. 1900. 20cm (Century class.) 
 
 Century $1.25 n 
 
 Journey made about 1835. Rather a delightful record 
 of personal impressions than of outward facts. Leslie 
 Stephen. 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in the Far East; 
 pt. 4, adventures of two youths in a journey to 
 Egypt and the Holy land. 1883. 23 x 17cm 
 Y Harper $2 
 
 Percy, H: A. G: Percy, earl. Notes from a 
 diary in Asiatic Turkey, by Lord Warkworth. 
 1898. 24Jcm E. Arnold 21/ n 
 
 Record of a considerable journey covering what are, 
 perhaps, the worst governed provinces of Turkey. Illus- 
 trations of value. Ath. '99,1: 7. 
 
 Ramsay, W: M. Impressions of Turkey during 
 twelve years' wanderings. 1897. 21cm 
 
 Putnam $1.75 
 
 On the whole the best work on the eastern question 
 [1897] Nation. 
 
 Warner, C: D. In the Levant. 20Jcm 
 
 Houghton $2 
 
 Continues the narrative of 3fy winter on the Kile, de- 
 scribing the coast of Turkey from Palestine to Greece. 
 Buffalo. 
 
 Palestine 
 
 O Baedeker, Karl. Palestine and Syria; handbook 
 for travellers. 2d ed. 1894. 16cm 
 
 Scribner $3.60 n 
 
 Bibliography, pref. p. 99-120. 
 
 Written by Dr Albert Socin and revised frc"i the recent 
 journeys of Dr Immanuel Benzinger. Ed. sel. 
 
 Geikie, J: C. Holy Land and the Bible; a book 
 of Scripture illustrations gathered in Palestine. 
 2v. 1887. 23cm Pott .$5 
 
 Hutton, Laurence. Literary landmarks of Jeru- 
 salem. 1895. 19cm Harper 75c 
 
 Oliphant, Laurence. Haifa; or, Life in modern 
 Palestine; ed. byC:A. Dana. 1887. 20Jcm 
 
 Harper $1.75 
 
 Originally published as letters in New York Sun, 1882-85. 
 
 Thomson, W: M. The land and the book; or, 
 
 Biblical illustrations drawn from the manners 
 
 and customs, the scenes and scenery, of the 
 
 Holy Land. 3 v. 1880-86. 23cm 
 
 Harper $7.50 
 
 Another work with same title was published by the au- 
 thor in 1859. 
 
 Combines in an eminent degree a lively sense for the 
 striking and picturesque in nature with great familiarity 
 with the Bible. Nation. 
 
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 Burnaby, F: G. A ride to Khiva. 1885, 19cm 
 
 Burt $1 
 
 Capital account of Russian central Asia before construc- 
 tion of Trans-Caspian railway. H. R. Mill. (B) 
 
 Howard, B: D. Prisoners of Russia; a personal 
 study of convict life in Sakhalin and Siberia; 
 with pref. by O. O. Howard. 1902. i9Jcm 
 
 Appleton $1.40 n 
 
 Prison administration and social effects of convict 
 system in remotest Siberian settlements. Personal study 
 by a well equipped observer, N. Y. 
 
 Kennan, George. Siberia and the exile system. V( 
 2 v. 1891. 23 Jem Century $6 
 
 Specific and formidable arraignment of the Russian 
 penal system; first published in the Century and here 
 revised and completed with index, authorities, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Tent-life in Siberia. 1903. 18cm 
 
 Putnam $1.25 
 
 Story of the effort of the Western Union to build a line 
 of telegraph up the west coast of America and down the 
 east coast of Asia. Sir Roderick Murchison calls it first 
 of modern books of travel. Nation (B) 
 
 Shoemaker, M. M. The great Siberian railway 
 from St Petersburg to Pekin. 1903. 20Jcm 
 
 Putnam $2 n 
 
 Guidebook with some general information added. 
 Nation, 76: 318. 
 
 Simpson, J. Y. Side-lights on S ; beria. 1898. 
 21 Jem Black wood 16/ 
 
 Some account of the great Siberian railroad, the prisons 
 and exile system. Title. 
 
 Wright, G: F: 
 23 Jem 
 
 Asiatic Russia. 2 v. 1902. 
 McClure $7.50 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 633-37. 
 
 A detailed account of the physical geography, a con- 
 cise but very interesting narrative of the Russian con- 
 quest, a suggestive description of various types of colonists 
 and a thoughtful discussion of social, economic and po- 
 litical conditions. Spec. 90: 705.
 
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 915.9 Farther India 
 
 Hall, H. F. Soul of a people. 4th ed. 1903. 
 21cm Macmillan $3 
 
 Treats of the Burmese people. 
 
 Contents: Living beliefs; He who found the light; Way 
 to the great peace;, War; Government; Crime and punish- 
 ment; Happiness; The monkhood; Prayer; Festivals; 
 Women; Divorce; Manners; 'Noblesse oblige;' All life is 
 one; Death, the deliverer; The potter's wheel; The 
 forest of time. 
 
 Buddhism as a working creed among the Burmese, giv- 
 ing only those features actually embodied in lives and 
 vital belief of the people. Acad. 54: 215. 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in the Far East. 
 
 pt. 2. 1881. 23 x 17cm Harper $2 
 
 Y Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam and 
 
 Java, with descriptions of Cochin-China, Cambodia, 
 
 Sumatra and the Malay Archipelago. Title. 
 
 Nisbet, John. Burma under British rule arid 
 before. 2 v. 1901. 23cm Constable 32/ n 
 Valuable for reference on details of Burmese govern- 
 ment, law, custom, superstition, trade, handicraft, etc. 
 Spec. 88: 256. 
 
 Smyth, H. W. Five years in Siam, from 1891 
 to 1896. 2 v. 1898. 21cm Scribner $5 
 
 List of authorities, v. 2, p. 323-24. 
 
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 robe. 1898. 24cm Constable 6/ 
 
 R Social and religious life in Siam. Minute details 
 
 about daily habits with some account of political and 
 
 industrial reforms. Nation, 71: 373. 
 
 916 Africa 
 
 Badlam, A. B. Views in Africa; ed. by Larkin 
 Dunton. 1895. 19cm (World & its people) 
 
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 Y Partial contents: Oases of the desert; Deserts of 
 South Africa; People of the Congo river basin; 'The 
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 tion in Cairo. 
 
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 rica; ed. by A. J. Herbertson. 1902. 18cm 
 (Descr. geog. from original sources) 
 
 Macmillan 70c n 
 
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 1900. 21cm Doubleday $2 
 
 Y True stories of heroes of travel and exploration in 
 
 Africa, Asia and Australia. Mainly modern. Maps and 
 
 illustrations. 
 
 Keane, A: H: Africa. 2 v. 1895. 20cm 
 (Stanford's compend. of geog.) 
 
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 Aims to present actual standing of the various European 
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 P R Recountsa tourof coaststates, with extensive trips 
 into interior. Describes people, life and environment, 
 government, scenery, mines, commercial and industrial 
 conditions, etc. N. Y. 
 
 916.1 -Soi-ili Africa 
 
 Davis, R: H. Rulers of the Mediterranean. 
 1894. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Travel sketches of Gibraltar, Tangiers, Cairo, Athens 
 and Constantinople, with chapter on the English in 
 Egypt. N. Y. 
 
 Field, H: M. The Barbary coast. 1893. 21cm 
 
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 Travel sketches of Gibraltar, Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, 
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 Vivian, Herbert. Tunisia and the modern Bar- 
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 Describes manners and customs of people, trade, agri- 
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 69:359. 
 
 916.2 Egypt 
 
 Bacon, Mrs Lee. Our houseboat on the Nile. 
 1901. 21cm Houghton $1.75 n 
 
 Leisurely pilgrimage in a dahabiyeh from first to sec- 
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 N.Y. 
 
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 lers. 5th ed. 1902. 16cm Scribner $4.50 
 
 In this edition the two volumes devoted to Lower and 
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 Ball, E. A. R. City of the caliphs; a popular 
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 its antiquities. 1897. 21cm Estes $3 
 
 Edwards, A. A. B. A thousand miles up the 
 Nile. 1899. 23cm 
 
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 First published in 1877. 
 
 R Excellent companion and guidebook. Parts relat- 
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 authoritative. 
 
 Gordon, Lucie (Austin) lady Duff- Letters 
 from Egypt; rev. ed. 1902. 21cm 
 
 McClure $2.50 n 
 
 Describes Egypt of the sixties. Biographic memoir by 
 her daughter, Mrs Janet Ross, and introduction by George 
 Meredith. Nation, 75: 351. 
 
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 Johnston, Sir H. H. Nile quest; a record of 
 the exploration of the Nile and its basin. 1903. 
 20cm (Story of explor.) Stokes $1.35 n 
 
 Bibliography, p. 322-27. 
 
 Characterized by breadth of outlook which helps reader 
 to grasp not a mere succession of facts, but their relation 
 to general currents of world history. Geog. j. 
 
 Lane, E: W: Account of the manners and cus- 
 toms of the modern Egyptians; written in Egypt 
 during the years 1833-1835; with biog. notice of 
 the author. 1902. 19cm Ward 2/ 
 
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 and people of alien race and religion. St & K 
 
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 Poole. 1896. 19Jcm Scribner $2.40 n 
 
 Traces history from 641 A. D. to his own time; describes 
 situation and size of older capitals of Egypt, streets and 
 quarters, bazaars and citadel, mosques both inside and 
 outside the city, and of old Cairo, etc. Ath. '97, 1: 147. 
 
 Neufeld, Charles. Prisoner of the khaleefa; 
 twelve years' captivity at Omdurman. 3d ed. 
 
 1899. 23cm Putnam $4 
 Appeared in Wide world magazine, June, 1899 to March, 
 
 1900, under title In the khalifa's clutches. 
 
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 dition to Sudan. Nation, 1899. 
 
 Penfield, F: C. Present-day Egypt. Rev. ed. 
 1903. 21 Jem Century $2.50 
 
 P Author United States consul-general 1893-97; life in 
 Cairo and Alexandria, story of the Suez canal, of Great 
 Britain's- position in Egypt, of the work on the great 
 Assuan dam, etc. Pub. wkly. 
 
 Pollard, Joseph. The land of the monuments; 
 
 notes of Egyptian travel. 2d ed. 1898. 21cm 
 
 P Whittaker $2 
 
 Steevens, Q: W. Egypt in 1898. 1898. 20cm 
 
 Dodd $1.50 
 
 P R Deals with English rule and influence; describes 
 a Nile trip and visit to Coptic monastery of St Mark, etc. 
 Dial, 25: 226. 
 
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 tier. 1896. 20cm Lane $1.50 
 
 First published serially in the Daily telegraph. 
 
 Series of detached sketches of scenes and incidents of 
 two recent visits to Egypt. Varied in character, humor- 
 ous, historical, imaginative and descriptive. Nation, 
 63: 87. 
 
 "Warner, C: D. My winter on the Nile. 1899. 
 20cm 
 
 P K Houghton $2 
 
 916.3 Abyssinia 
 
 Bent, J. T. The sacred city of the Ethiopians. 
 
 1893. 23cm Longmans $5 
 
 A record of travel and research in Abyssinia in 1893; 
 
 with a chapter by H. D. Miiller on the Inscriptions from 
 
 Yeha and Aksum, and an appendix, On the morpholog- 
 ical character of the Abyssinians, by J. G. Garson. Title. 
 
 Vivian, Herbert. Abyssinia; through the Lion- 
 land to the court of the Lion of Judah. 1901. 
 22cm Longmans $4 
 
 Journalistic account of a scamper from Aden to the 
 capital and back. Ath. '01, 1: 657. 
 
 916.4 Morocco 
 
 Meakin, Budgett. Land of the Moors. 1901. 
 22Jcm Macmillan $5 
 
 Hanno's Per/plus, rev. from a translation by Thomas 
 Falconer, p. 453-56. 
 
 Liksly to remain the standard authority. Its informa- 
 tion has been made as complete as possible, both by per- 
 sonal travel and a study of all existing literature on the 
 subject (1901) Geog.j.(B) 
 
 The Moors; a comprehensive description. 
 
 1902. 22Jcm Macmillan $5 n 
 
 Detailed description of social and religious conditions 
 and customs. 132 illustrations. N. Y. 
 
 Loti, Pierre, pseud. Into Morocco; tr. by E. P. 
 Robins, illus. by Benj. Constant and Aim6 Ma- 
 rot. 1892. 20cm (Rialtoser.) 
 
 Rand, McNally $1 
 
 Description of the embassy from France to Fez in 1889. 
 Full of action and color and on the whole conveys a cor- 
 rect impression of the artistic aspect of life in Morocco. 
 Budgett Meakin (B) 
 
 Rae, Edward. Country of the Moors; a journey 
 from Tripoli in Barbary to the city of Kairwan. 
 1877. 20cm Murray 12/ 
 
 916.6 North Central Africa 
 
 Alldridge, T: J. The Sherbro and its hinterland. 
 1901. 23cm Macmillan 15/ 
 
 Comprehensive and authoritative description of south- 
 ern Sierra Leone, by author qualified by 10 years' resi~ 
 dence and careful observation. Ed. sel. 
 
 Dubois, Felix. Timbuctoo the mysterious; tr 
 by Diana White. 1896. 23cm 
 
 Longmans $3.50 
 
 Describes journey from Paris to the Niger; gives ac- 
 count of Niger valley and its towns: the Lon^-hoi empire; 
 and as complete an account as possible of Timbuktu And 
 its history to the French conquest. Geog. j. 
 
 Kingsley , M. . H. West African studies. 2d ed. 
 with additional chapters. 1901. 21cm 
 
 Macmillan $2.25 
 
 P R By enthusiast for West Africa. Descriptions of 
 people and scenery; various phases of fetish and state of 
 commerce. Strong denunciation of Crown Colony system 
 of government and its working in West Africa. Ath. '99, 
 1: 172. 
 
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 1900. 19cm Marshall 5/ 
 
 E Not a political study, but rather study of the Hausa 
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 Schweinfurth, G. A. The heart of Africa; three 
 years' travels and adventures in the unexplored 
 regions of Central Africa, 1868 to 1871; tr. by 
 Ellen E.Frewer. 2v. 1873. 22cm Low 3/6ea 
 
 916.7 South Central Africa 
 
 Baker, Sir S: W. The Albert N'yanza, great 
 
 basin of the Nile, and explorations of the Nile 
 
 sources. 1898. 20cm Macmillan $1.75 
 
 Chanler, W: A. Through jungle and desert; 
 
 travels in eastern Africa. 1896. 25cm 
 
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 P Account of travel in unexplored territory and ad- 
 ventures with wild men and beasts. Maps of scientific 
 value. Dial, 21: 19. 
 
 Drummond, Henry. Tropical Africa. 10th ed. 
 
 1903. 19cm Scribner $1 
 
 Du Chaillu, P. B Country of the dwarfs. 1889. 
 
 19cm 
 
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 for young people. 1895. 19cm Harper $1.25 
 
 Y Adventures among wild men and beasts on west 
 coast of Africa. N. Y. 
 
 Elliot, G: F. S. Naturalist in Mid-Africa; being 
 an account of a journey to the Mountains of the 
 Moon and Tanganyika. 1896. 23cm 
 
 Innes 16/ 
 
 S Full of material for botanist, zoologist and geologist. 
 Geographic observations, also information as to places 
 suitable for colonization and most desirable routes. Ath. 
 '96, 1: 131. 
 
 Johnston, Sir H. H. British Central Africa. 
 2ded. 1898. 25icm Lane $10 
 
 Comprehensive information about the land, its appear- 
 ance, resources, fauna and flora, inhabitants, their lan- 
 guage and history from point of view of scientists, histo- 
 rian and artist. Nation, 66: 155. 
 
 Kingsley, M. . H. Travels in West Africa, Congo 
 Francais, Corisco and Cameroons. 1897. 22icm 
 
 Macmillan $2 
 
 R P Account of plucky journeys by observant ethnolo- 
 gist. Bowdoin. 
 
 Knox, T : W. Boy travellers on the Congo. 1888. 
 23^cm Harper $2 
 
 Y Condensed from Stanley's Tlirough the dark continent. 
 O Livingstone, David. I^ast journals of David 
 Livingstone, in Central Africa, from 1865 to his 
 death; continued by a narrative of his last mo- 
 ments and sufferings, obtained from his faithful 
 servants Chuma and Susi, by Horace Waller. 
 2v. 1874. 22cm Murray 15/; Harper $5 
 
 Livingstone, David & Charles. Narrative of 
 an expedition to the Zambesi and its tributaries; 
 and of the discovery of the lakes Shirwa and 
 Nyassa; 1858-1864. 1893. 24cm Harper $5 
 
 Stanley, Sir H: M. How I found Livingstone. 
 1902. 22cm Scribner $3.50 
 
 E Adventure and discovery in central Africa. Title. 
 
 In darkest Africa; or, The quest, rescue, 
 
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 Perhaps the most stirring book of African travel ever 
 written. It details the discovery and first navigation of 
 the Congo river system in 1878. H. R. Mill (B) 
 
 t 
 
 916.8 South Africa 
 
 Barnard, Lad;/ Anne (Lindsay) South Africa 
 a century ago; ed. with a memoir and brief 
 notes, by W. H. Wilkins. 1901. 21cm 
 
 Dodd $2.50 n 
 
 Letters written from Cape of Good Hope (1797-1801) by 
 wife of Secretary of colony, \vhen British flag was first 
 hoisted over Cape Town. Ath. 01, 1: 491. 
 
 Bent, J. T. Ruined cities of Mashonaland. 1892. 
 23cm Longmans $1.25 
 
 A record of excavation and exploration in 1891; with a 
 chapter on the orientation and mensuration of the tem- 
 ples, by R. M. W. Swan. Title. 
 
 Bryce, James. Impressions of South Africa. O 
 3ded. 1900. 21Jcm Century $3.50 
 
 The most satisfactory and authoritative account of 
 physical features, climate, conditions, history and race 
 problems. Partly published in Century. Clear style. 
 Valuable maps. N. Y. 
 
 Hillegas, H. C. Oom Paul's people. 1899. 
 19cm Appleton $1.50 
 
 An American' s personal impressions. Sketches history, 
 political situation, government, people, leaders. Strongly 
 favors Boers. N. Y. 
 
 Martin, Mrs Annie. Home life on an ostrich 
 farm. 1891. 19cm Appleton $1.25 
 
 PR A perfect book of its kind. Description of a South 
 African home bv a writer of keen observing powers and 
 great love of nature. Nation. 
 
 
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 wife. 2d ed. 1902. 20cm Longmans $1.25 
 
 R Largely descriptive of natural and social conditions. 
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 and suggestive. N. Y. 
 
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 1899. 19Jcin Macmillan $2 
 
 R Letters to London Times during period of Jameson 
 raid. N. Y. 
 
 916.9 .Madagascar 
 
 Keller., Konrad. Madagascar, Mauritius and 
 the other East-African islands. 1901. 24 Jem 
 
 Sonnenschein 7/6 
 
 Tr. by H. A. Nesbitt. Principal authorities consulted, 
 p. 239. 
 Best summary down to 1898. Geog. j. 
 
 917 America 
 
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 reader; North America. 1898. 19cm 
 
 Amer. bk. co. 60c 
 
 Y Published also under title, Travels through North 
 America with the children. 1898. 
 
 Coe, F. E. Our American neighbors; ed. byLar- 
 kinDunton. 1891. 19cm (World & its people) 
 
 Silver 60c n 
 
 Y Interesting description of Canada, Mexico, Central 
 and South America. Pittsburg. 
 
 Explorers. 1902. loicm (Little masterpieces 
 of sci. ) Doubleday 50c 
 
 Herbertson, M^rs F. L. D. (Richardson) 
 North America, ed. by A. J. Herbertson. 1901. 
 18cm (Descr. geog. from original sources) 
 
 Macmillan 75c n 
 
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 Shaler, N. S. Story of our continent; a reader 
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 ica, for schools. 1892. 19cm Ginn $1 
 
 Y May well attract mature readers, and bring to their 
 attention the correlation of many topics too generally 
 considered apart. L. A. H. 
 
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 companion ser. geog. readers) Ginn 25c 
 
 Y Extracts from papers in the Youth' s companion, some 
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 phere. Ration, 75: 421. 
 
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 with an especially full treatment of the United 
 States and its dependencies. 1900. 19cm (Tarr 
 and McMurry geog.) Macmillan 75c n 
 
 Y See note under their Home geography, 910. 
 
 
 
 917.1 Canada. British America 
 
 Baedeker, Karl. Dominion of Canada, with 
 
 i Newfoundland, and an excursion to Alaska; 
 
 handbook for travellers. 2d ed. 1900. 16cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 n 
 
 Dawson, S: E: Canada and Newfoundland. 
 1897. 20cm (Stanford's compend. of geog.) 
 
 Scribner $5.50 n 
 
 Well proportioned, trustworthy and useful handbook. 
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 Garland, Hamlin. The trail of the goldseekers; 
 a record of travel in prose and verse. 1899. 
 19$cm Macmillan $1.50 
 
 The trail is viewed from the standpoint of the man 
 seeking the association of strange types and the freshness 
 of untried experiences. Literature (B) 
 
 Greenough, W: P. Canadian folk-life and folk- V 
 lore. 1897. 22cm Richmond $1.50 
 
 A compound of anecdote, of observation and of shrewd 
 or amusing reflection. Object to depict the French Cana- 
 dian as he lives and occupies himself in modern days. 
 Nation, 67: 338. 
 
 Morley , M. W. Down north and up along. 1900. 
 20cm Dodd $1.50 
 
 Fresh and exhilerating account of summer jaunt in 
 Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island. Dial (B) 
 
 Ralph, Julian. On Canada's frontier. 1892. * 
 23cm Harper $2.50 
 
 Illus. by Frederic Remington. 
 
 Sketches of history, sport and adventure and of the In- 
 dians, missionaries, fur traders and newer settlers of 
 western Canada. Title. 
 
 Warner, C: D. Baddeck, and that sort of thing. 
 1874. 15cm Houghton $1 
 
 An excursion to Cape Breton. Sargent. 
 White, S. E: The forest. 1903. 22cm 
 
 Outlook $1.50 n 
 
 Canadian country north of Lake Superior, at every 
 season, from standpoint of hunter, fisherman, of lovers 
 by moonlight, of collectors of leaves and blossoms, of the 
 woodman, etc. Pub. u'kly. 
 
 Whitney, Caspar. On snow-shoes to the barren 
 grounds. 1896. 23cm Harper $3.50 
 
 2,800 miles after musk oxen and wood bison. Title. 
 Wilcox, W. D. The Rockies of Canada; rev. ^ 
 and enl. ed. of Camping in the Canadian Rock- 
 ies, with illus. fr. original photographs by the 
 author. 1900. 25cm Putnam $4 n 
 
 917.2 Mexico 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in Mexico; adven- 
 tures of two youths in a journey to northern 
 and central Mexico, Campeachey and Yucatan. 
 1890. 23 x 17cm Harper $2 
 
 Y Social and political history, resources, manner* 
 and customs, in story form. N. Y. 
 
 Lummis, C: F. The awakening of a nation: r 
 Mexico of to-dav- 1898. 21cm Harper $2.50 
 Enthusiastic view of modern Mexico and its recent 
 political, material and intellectual progress written from 
 intimate acquaintance. Partly published in Harper's 
 magazine. N. Y.
 
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 Romero, Matias. Mexico and the United States. 
 1898. 25Jcm Putnam $4.50 
 
 Cyclopedic volume on Mexico, treating of ethnologic, 
 natural and political history, resources, sociologic con- 
 ditions, religion and education, public works, financial 
 and commercial statistics, etc. the silver standard and 
 / the Pan-American conference. N. Y. 
 
 Schwatka, Frederick. In the land of cave and 
 cliff dwellers. New ed. 1899. 19Jcm 
 
 Educ. pub. co. $1.25 
 
 Y Account of two expeditions, in 1889 and 1890, during 
 which Lieut. Schwatka studied the Tarahumari Indians 
 in the northern Mexican Sierra Madre. Buffalo. 
 
 x' Smith, F. H. White umbrella in Mexico; illus. 
 by the author. 1889. ISJcm Houghton $1.50 
 
 The grace of these artistic travels lies in freedom from 
 fixed plan and grasping of instantaneous impressions. 
 CHffe 
 
 Wright, Mrs Marie (Robinson) Picturesque 
 Mexico. 1897. 32 x 26cm 
 
 Lippincott subs. $7.50 
 
 Description of country as seen by two enthusiastic 
 women, traveling under official guidance, with every 
 facility for seeing it at its best. L. A. H. 
 
 917.28 Central America 
 
 </ Davis, R: H. Three gringos in Venezuela and 
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 P B Harper $1.50 
 
 917.29 West Indies 
 
 ^ Clark, W: J. Commercial Cuba; a book for 
 business men. 1898. 24cm Scribner $4 
 
 Describes actual and potential commercial and indus- 
 trial conditions. Gives useful statistics and a business 
 directory. Of high order of accuracy. Nation. 
 
 A: Fiske, A. K. West Indies. 1899. 20cm (Story 
 of nations) Putnam $1.50 
 
 Skilful compilation from the best works. An admirable 
 brief account of the West Indies as a whole. L. A. H. 
 
 4 Froude, J. A. The English in the West Indies; 
 or, The bow of Ulysses. 1900. 20cm 
 
 Scribner $1.50 
 
 Pictures of travel in British West Indies, specially 
 Jamaica, with glimpses of Hayti and Cuba. Much sug- 
 gestive comment on government, present conditions, and 
 future prospects. L. A. H. 
 
 ^ Hearn, Lafcadio. Two years in the French 
 West Indies. 1890. 19cm ' Harper $2 
 
 Brilliant. Mainly on island of Martinique. Descrip- 
 tive portion largely interwoven with legends, poems, 
 music and folklore. Nation. 
 
 Hill, R. T. Cuba and Porto Rico, with the other 
 islands of the West Indies. 1898. 23icm 
 
 Century $3 
 
 By an officer of U. 8. geological survey. General in 
 character but particularly strong on geologic side. Full, 
 accurate and interesting. Amply illustrated. N.Y. 
 
 Kingsley, Charles. At last : a Christmas in the 
 West Indies. 4th ed. 1874. 19Jcm 
 
 Macmillan $1.25 
 
 Enthusiastic appreciation of the beauty of West Indian 
 scenery. No finer description of tropical countries to be 
 found. H. R. Mill. (B) 
 
 Ober, F: A. Camps in the Caribbees: the ad- 
 ventures of a naturalist in the Lesser Antilles. 
 1880. 21cm Lee $1.50 
 
 P Adventures and discoveries of a naturalist in a two 
 years' expedition to the Lesser Antilles. Sargent. 
 
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 187&-78, in the Lesser Antilles. Buffalo. 
 
 Puerto Rico and its resources. 1899. */ 
 
 19icm Appleton $1.50 
 
 Compend of trustworthy information on commercial 
 conditions, climate, products, natural history, routes of 
 travel, government, people and history. N. Y. 
 
 Robinson, A. G. Porto Rico of to-day; pen ^ 
 pictures of the people and the country. 1899. 
 19cm Scribner $1.50 
 
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 Stoddard, C: A: Cruising among the Caribbees. ^ 
 Rev. ed. 1903. 21cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 P First edition published 1895. Later ed. has addi- 
 tional chapters on Jamaica and Porto Rico. 
 
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 and the literature, folklore and customs of their 'inhabi- 
 tants. Cleveland. 
 
 917.3 United States 
 
 Baedeker, Earl. United States, with an ex- 
 cursion into Mexico; handbook for travellers. 
 2d ed. 1899. 16cm Scribner $3.60 n 
 
 3d ed. in press. 
 
 Bourget, Paul. Outre-mer: impressions of r 
 America. 1895. 19Jcm Scribner $1.75 
 
 Observations on American society, in the large and 
 more technical senses, from viewpoint of critic of litera- 
 ture and psychologic novelist. Lit. world, 26: 131. 
 
 Brigham, A. P. Geographic influences in Amer- 
 ican history. 1903. 19cm Ginn $1.25 
 
 Contents: The eastern gateway of the United States; 
 Shore-line and hilltop in New England; The Appalachian 
 barrier; The Great Lakes and American commerce; The 
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 Where little rain falls; Mountain, mine, and forest; From 
 the Golden Gate to Puget Sound; Geography and Ameri- 
 can destiny; Government study of our domain. 
 
 Also publishd the same year in Chautauqua home 
 reading series. 
 
 Defines physiographic features which have influenced 
 industrial and national life of America. Eastern gateway 
 of the United States, the Appalachian barrier, great 
 lakes, civil war. American mines and mountain life spe- 
 cially dealt with. Pub. wkly.
 
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 cans. 1896. 25cm Century $1.50 
 
 Y Young people's pilgrimage from Gulf states nortft- 
 ward, tracing colonial history. Well illustrated. N. Y. 
 
 Century book of the American colonies. 
 
 1900. 25 x 19cm Century $1.50 
 
 Y Story of a boys' and girls' pilgrimage to historic 
 places. N. Y. 
 
 Carnegie, Andrew. Triumphant democracy; 
 sixty years' march of the republic; rev. ed. 
 based on census of 1890. 1893. 22cm 
 
 Scribner $3 
 
 Much useful information about advantages of United 
 States. N. Y. 
 
 Dickens, Charles. American notes and Pictures 
 
 from Italy. 1893. 19cm Macmillan $1 
 
 Reprint of the first editions, with the illustrations, and 
 
 an introduction, biographic and bibliographic, by 
 
 Charles Dickens the younger. Title. 
 
 Earle, Mrs Alice (Morse) Child-life in colo- 
 nial days. 1899. 20cm Macmillan $2.50 
 Old time babyhood, school life, manners, religious 
 training, books, games, costume, etc. with chapter from 
 personal recollection on children's flower lore. N. Y. 
 
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 19crn - Houghton $1.50 
 
 Home life in colonial days; illustrated by 
 
 photographs gathered by the author. 1898. 
 20cm Macmillan $2.50 
 
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 their occupations and to some extent their recreations 
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 Freeman, E: A: Some impressions of the 
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 In the main exceptionally clear and correct. Lit. world 
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 Gannett, Henry. United States. 1898. 20cm 
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 Lippincott $5.50 n 
 
 Topography, geology, climate, history, and population 
 thoroughly, yet concisely, treated, and value of the book 
 much enhanced by elaborate maps, showing climatic 
 variations, distribution of minerals, range of forests, 
 density of population, etc. Literature, 3: 202. 
 
 Muirhead, J. F. America, the land of contrasts; 
 a Briton's view of his American kin. 3d ed. 
 1902. 20cm Lane $1.20 n 
 
 R First published under title The land of contrasts. 
 
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 stands our characteristics, manners and conditions and 
 interprets them happily. N. Y. 
 
 
 Miinster.berg, Hugo. American traits from the 
 point, of view of a German. 1901. 21cm 
 
 Houghton $1.60 n 
 
 B, Informal essays comparing German and American 
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 Our country: East. 189j8. 21cm (Companion 
 ser. ) P. Mason 50c 
 
 Y Contents: The Great Lake country; On the Gulf; 
 Along the Atlantic; In New England. 
 
 A geographic reader comprising nos. 14-17 of Selections 
 from the Youth's Companion. 
 
 Shaler, N. S. ed. United States of America; a 
 study of the American commonwealth. 2 v. 
 1894. 25cm Appleton subs. $10 
 
 Except a brief historical introduction, a description of 
 the United States, 1890-94, written by different hands. 
 L. A. H. 
 
 Smith. M. C. Our own country; ed. by Larkin 
 Dunton. 1890. 19cm (World & its people) 
 
 Y Silver 50c n 
 
 Steevens, G: W. The land of the dollar. 2d 
 
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 Letters written originally for the Daily mail. 
 Strong, Josiah. Our country: its possible fu- 
 ture and its present crisis; revision based on 
 census of 1890. 1891. 19cm Baker & T. 60c 
 Warner, C: D. Studies in the South and West, /; 
 with comments on Canada. 1889. 19Jcm 
 
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 Papers most of which were originally published in 
 Harper's monthly. Does not attempt to give the history, 
 but to describe certain representative developments, 
 tendencies, and dispositions. L. A. H. 
 
 Wharton, A. H. Colonial days & dames. 1895. I/ 
 18 Jem Lippincott $1.25 
 
 Extracts from old letters and papers connected by 
 comments, conjectures and deductions. Describes colo- 
 nial life under such topics as women, poetesses, old land- 
 marks, weddings, and merry-makings. L. A. H. 
 
 Through colonial doorways. 1893. 18 Jem 
 
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 Historical gossip about social, intellectual and home 
 life of prominent people of revolutionary period; relates 
 mainly to Philadelphia. N. Y. 
 
 917.4 Northeastern or North Atlantic. New 
 England 
 
 Bolles. Frank. At the north of Bearcamp water. 
 1693. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Chronicles of a stroller in New England from July to 
 December. Title. 
 
 Land of the lingering snow. 1891. 18cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Short essays describing country tramps near Boston, or 
 in eastern Massachusetts. Gives much information con- 
 cerning homes and habits of birds. J. R. Lowell.
 
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 V Drake, S: A. ^Jopks and corners of the New 
 England coast. 1903. 23cm Harper $2.50 
 
 The author's coast line begins at Mt Desert and ends 
 at Saybrook, Ct. Useful and entertaining. Xation (B) 
 
 l/Earle, Mrs Alice (Morse) Customs and fash- 
 ions in old New England. 1893. 19cm 
 
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 riors, table plenishings, etc. Critic. 
 
 V Johnson, Clifton. The farmer's boy. 1894. 
 23 x 18cm Appleton $2.50 
 
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 England country boy. Specially attractive illustrations. 
 N. Y. 
 
 New England and its neighbors. 1902. 
 
 20icm Macmillan $2 n 
 
 Contents: Midwinter in Valley Forge; When the White 
 Mountains are white; A ruin beside Lake Champlain; In 
 the Adirondacks; Home of Fenimore Cooper; An historic 
 town in Connecticut; A jaunt on Long Island; Life on a 
 Green Mountain top; Down in Maine; Along the Juniata; 
 Dwellers among the Catskills; A canal-boat voyage on 
 the Hudson; Autumn cattle show; Cape Cod folks. 
 
 917.41 Maine 
 
 Thoreau, H: D: Maine woods. 1893. 20cm 
 
 (Riverside ed.) Hough ton $1.50 
 
 His power of observation seemed to indicate additional 
 
 senses. He saw as with a microscope, heard as with an 
 
 ear trumpet. R. W. Emerson. 
 
 917.42 Neiv Hampshire 
 
 Aid rich, T: B. An old town by the sea (Ports- 
 mouth, N. H. ) 1893. 18cm Houghton $1 
 Thaxter, ^frs Celia (Laighton) Among the 
 Isles of Shoals. 1901. 15cm 
 
 Houghton $1.25 
 
 Describes the islands in all their aspects, and the quaint 
 manners and speech prevailing there. Written from life- 
 long acquaintance. N. Y. 
 
 Torrey, Bradford. Footing it in Franconia. 
 
 1901. ISJcm Houghton $1.10n 
 
 917.44 Massachusetts 
 
 Bacon, E. M. Historic pilgrimages in New Eng- 
 land. 1898. 19cm Silver $1.50 
 
 T By far the best handbook to the historic Massachu- 
 setts coast. A'ew Eng. m. (B) 
 
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 1902. 20Jcm Silver $2 
 Eastern Massachusetts the principal territory. Com- 
 pact with information and much pertinent quotation. 
 Nation, 76: 209. 
 
 Hale, E: E. Historic Boston and its neighbor- 
 hood. 1898. 18jcm (Appletons' home read- 
 ing bks. ) Appleton 50c n 
 Y Historical pilgrimage personally conducted; ar- 
 ranged for seven days. Title. 
 
 V 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Passages from the 
 American note-books. 1895. 20^cm (River- 
 side ed. ) Houghton $2 
 
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 Thoreau, H: D: Cape Cod. 1893. 20cm ( Riv- 
 erside ed.) Houghton $1.50 
 The work of u keen lover and student of nature and ob- 
 server of men. Fine contribution to historical materials 
 for analysis of American character. H. T. Tuckermun. 
 
 A week on the Concord and Merrimack 
 
 rivers. 1894. 20cm (Riverside ed.) 
 
 Houghton $1.50 
 
 If any would steal away from the region of wintry skies 
 into regions of perpetual summer, let him take the prof- 
 fered hand of Thoreau, and by the side of a slender New 
 England river walk with the sages and poets of all ages. 
 iV. Y. Independent. 
 
 917.47 Ifew York 
 
 Bacon, E. M. Hudson River from ocean to 
 source; with 100 illustrations, and sectional 
 map. 1902. 25cm Putnam $4.50 n 
 
 Descriptive stories and legends of the shores from New 
 York to Troy, including lore of many towns and hillsides. 
 Nation, 75: 499. 
 
 Curtis, G: W: Lotus-eating: a summer book. 
 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Letters from summer resorts in New York and New 
 England, 1852. N. Y. 
 
 Earle, Mrs Alice (Morse) Colonial days in old 
 
 New York. 1896. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Town and country life, schools, Sunday, dress, domestic 
 
 and social manners, etc. under Dutch and early English 
 
 rule. N. Y. 
 
 Janvier, T^ A. In old New York. 1894. 19cm 
 
 Harper $1.75 
 
 Traces evolution of topography, business and social 
 aspects of the city. N. Y. 
 
 Northrup, A. J. Camps and tramps in the Adi- 
 rondacks, and grayling fishing in northern 
 Michigan. 1880. 17cm Bardeen $1.25 
 
 Warner, C: D. In the wilderness. 16cm 
 
 Houghton $1 
 
 Essays descriptive of summer life in Adirondacks 
 Hardy. 
 
 917.5 Southeastern or South Atlantic 
 
 Ingle, Edward. Southern sidelights. 1896. 
 194cm (Lib. of econ. & pol.) 
 
 Crowell $1.75 
 
 Describes social and economic life in the South a gene- 
 ration before the war. N. Y. 
 
 Page, T: IJ. The old South; essays social and 
 
 political. 1900. ISJcm Scribner $1.25 
 
 Pictures of southern life from colonial period to civil 
 
 war. Discusses race problem present and past. Author 
 
 
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 southern life and has made a careful study of old records. 
 L. A. H. 
 
 Page, W. H. The rebuilding of old common- 
 wealths. 1902. 18cm Doubleday $1 n 
 
 Contents: The forgotten man; The school that built a 
 town; The rebuilding of old commonwealths; republished 
 from Atlantic monthly, May, 1902. 
 
 Three papers dealing with social and educational 
 / aspects in the South. N. Y. 
 
 N Ralph, Julian. Dixie; or, Southern scenes and 
 sketches. 1896. 23cm Harper $2.50 
 
 P First appeared in Harper's magazine and Harper's 
 iveekly. 
 
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 ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, with notes 
 of travel in Mexico and California. 1888. 
 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 917.53 District of Columbia 
 
 v Wharton, A. H. Social life in the early repub- 
 lic. 1902. 21cm Lippincott $3 n 
 
 Social doings and personal details about people socially 
 prominent in Washington to middle 19th century. 
 Many reproductions of portraits and miniatures. N. Y. 
 
 917.55 Virginia 
 
 \| Burwell, L. M. A girl's life in Virginia before 
 the war. 2d ed. 19cm Stokes $1.50 
 
 Story of plantation life in the Shenandoah valley. 
 Critic, 27: 232. 
 
 \( Goodwin, Mrs Maud (Wilder) The colonial 
 cavalier; or, Southern life before the revolution. 
 1895. 19cm Little $2 
 
 List of authorities, p. 315-16. 
 
 Entertaining information about southern home life, ed- 
 ucation, churches, social customs, etc. before the Revolu- 
 tion. N. Y. 
 
 917.56 North Carolina 
 
 Torrey, Bradford. A world of green hills; ob- 
 servations of nature and human nature in the 
 Blue Ridge. 1898. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 917.59 Florida 
 
 Lanier, Sidney. Florida: its scenery, climate, 
 and history; with an account of Charleston, 
 Savannah, Augusta and Aiken; and a complete 
 guide. 1876. 19cm Lippincott $1.50 
 
 Written with special reference to fitness of Florida as a 
 home for invalids; most valuable part is description of 
 climate and localities. L. A. H. 
 
 Torrey, Bradford. Florida sketch-book. 1894. 
 
 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 ^H Willoughby, H. I<. Across the. Everglades. 
 
 1898. 19cm Lippincott $1.50 
 
 Canoe journey through the part of southern Florida 
 
 where the Seminole Indians found refuge. N. Y. 
 
 
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 917.6 South Central States 
 
 917.68 Tennessee 
 
 Torrey, Bradford. Spring notes from Tennessee. 
 1896. 18cm Houghton $1.25 
 
 Bird studies made on Tennessee battlefields. N. Y. 
 
 917.69 Kentucky 
 
 Allen, J. L. Blue-grass region of Kentucky, and 
 other Kentucky articles. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Macmillan $1.50 
 
 Reprinted from Harper's and the Century magazine. 
 Fox, John, jr. Blue-grass and rhododendron; 
 outdoors in old Kentucky. 1901. 21cm 
 
 Scribner $1.75 n 
 
 Not to our knowledge a more illuminating book on 
 Kentucky open air life. Nation. 
 
 917.7 North Central or Lake States 
 
 Thwaites, B. G. On the storied Ohio; an his- ^ 
 torical pilgrimage of a thousand miles in a skiff, 
 from Redstone to Cairo; rev. ed. of "Afloat on 
 the Ohio." 1903. 19cm McClurg $1.20 n 
 
 Selected list of journals of previous travelers down the 
 Ohio, p. 320-28. 
 
 Explains historic interest (K every point along the 
 route. Appendixes contain historical outline of Ohio 
 valley settlement. L. A. H. 
 
 917.H Western or Mountain States 
 
 Brooks, Noah. First across the continent. 
 1901. 20$cm Scribner $1.50 n 
 
 Y R The story of the exploring expedition of Lewis 
 and Clark in 1803-5. Title. 
 
 Grohman, W: A. Baillie- Camps in the Rock- V 
 
 ies; with account of the cattle ranches of the 
 
 West. 1882. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 R A hunter's wanderings, giving a vivid picture of the 
 
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 Hough, Emerson. Story of the cowboy. 1897. L 
 19cm (Story of west ser.) Appleton $1.50 
 
 An uncommon study of a type, not all good, not half 
 bad just a man shaped by the frontier; rude but fairly 
 heroic. Nation. 
 
 Ingersoll, Ernest. Knocking round the Rockies. * 
 
 1883. 23cm Harper $2 
 
 R Daily life and incidents of the Hayden survey. Ed. 
 
 sel. 
 
 Irving, Washington. Astoria; or, Anecdotes ^ 
 of an enterprise beyond the Rocky mountains. 
 2 v. 1897. 21cm (Knick. ed.) 
 
 Putnam $1.25 ea 
 
 The story of John Jacob Astor's effort in 1810 to estab- 
 lish the fur trade at the mouth of the Columbia river. 
 N.Y. ^ 
 
 Captain Bonneville. 2 v. 1897. 18cm. 
 
 (Knick. ed.) Putnam $1.25 ea
 
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 Irving, Washington. Crayon miscellany. 2 v. 
 
 1897. 18cm (Knick. ed.j Putnam $1.25 ea 
 Fur traders of the Columbia river and 
 
 the Rocky mountains. 1903. 19Jcm (Knick. 
 
 lit. ser.) Putnam 90c 
 
 Condensation of two of Irving's volumes dealing with 
 the romantic west, Agtoria and Captain Bonnevttle. Pub. 
 wkly. 
 
 Lewis, Meriwether. History of the expedition 
 
 of Captains Lewis and Clark, 1804-5-6. 2 v. 
 
 1902. 22cm McClurg $5 n 
 
 Reprint of 1814 ed. with introduction and index by 
 
 J. K. Hosmer. 
 
 "Iiummis, C: F. Tramp across the continent. 
 1892. 19cm Scribner $1.25 
 
 "S Full of adventure; capital reading for boys young and 
 old. Nation. 
 
 Our country: West. 1897. 21cm (Companion 
 ser.) P. Mason oOc 
 
 Y Contents: In Alaska; Among the Rockies; On the 
 plains. 
 
 Geographic reader comprising no. 10-13 of Selections from 
 (lie Youth's companion. 
 
 i, Francis. Oregon trail: sketches of 
 prairie and Rocky mountain life. 1903. 21icm 
 
 Little $2 
 
 Parkman's first book, describing his actual wanderings 
 in 1846, with a company of Sioux Indians across the re- 
 gions of the Platte river, buffalo hunting in the Black 
 hills and return through the Rocky mountains. Pitts- 
 
 v burg " 
 
 x Ralph, Julian. Our great West; a study of 
 
 present conditions and future possibilities. 
 
 1893. 23cm Harper $2.50 
 
 P Sketches, by a practised observer and journalist, of 
 
 Chicago, the Dakotas, Montana, Washington, Colorado, 
 
 Wyoming, Utah and San Francisco. Interesting, inform- 
 
 . ing, sympathetic. L. & I. 
 
 ^* Remington, Frederic. Pony tracks. 1895. 
 23cm Harper $1.75 
 
 Illus. by author. 
 
 Adventures with Gen. Miles in the northwest, scouting 
 expeditions in the Bad lands, ranch life, bear hunting, 
 police duty in the Yellowstone, etc. N. Y. 
 
 Smythe, W: E. Conquest of arid America. 
 1900. 19cm Harper $1.50 
 
 Treats of the methods of modern scientific irrigation in 
 connection with colonization and co-operative capital. 
 
 Deals with economic and sociologic phases rather 
 than those pertaining to agriculture or engineering. 
 Entjin. n. 44: 448. 
 
 917.87 Wyomhiy 
 
 ^Chittenden, H. M. The Yellowstone national 
 park; historical and descriptive. 4th ed. 1903. 
 20cm R. Clarke $1.50 n 
 
 By this single work Capt. Chittenden makes himself 
 our highest authority on the subject and his special merit 
 is that of the histo-geographer. Nation, 62: 219 (B) 
 
 Muir, John. Our national parks. 1901. 21cm 
 
 Houghton $1.75 n 
 
 Sketches first published in the Atlantic Monthly. Pref. 
 
 Written by a genuine lover of nature who knows more 
 about the forests and streams, the mountains and glaciers, 
 the flowers and animals of the Pacific slope than any 
 other living person. Nation (B) 
 
 917.89 yen- Mexico 
 
 Lummis, C: F. The land of poco tiempo. 1893. 
 23cm Scribner $2.50 
 
 R P Studies of the peculiar semi-pagan civilization of 
 New Mexico and the Apache country. N. Y. 
 
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 wonderland of the Southwest. 1892. 20cm 
 
 . Century $1.50 
 
 Y Contains descriptions of the American Sahara and 
 the great canyon of the Colorado, besides vivid charac- 
 terizations of the Indian. Dial (B) 
 
 17.9 Pacific State* 
 
 Austin, Mrs Mary (Hunter) 
 rain. 1903. 22cm 
 
 The land of little 
 Houghton $2 n 
 Describes with unusual fidelity the marvels of the 
 desert, the strange birds and beasts and flowers, the 
 Indian, the greaser and the gold-hunter. Well illus- 
 trated. Pittsburg. 
 
 Dellenbaugh, F: S: Romance of the Colorado 
 river. 1902. 23cm Putnam $3.50 n 
 
 Story of its discovery in 1540, with an account of the 
 later explorations, and with special reference to the 
 voyages of Powell through the line of the great canyons. 
 Title. 
 
 Finck, H: T. Pacific coast scenic tour. 1890. 
 21cm Scribner $2.50 
 
 From southern California to Alaska, the Canadian Pa- 
 cific railway, Yellowstone park and the Grand canyon. 
 Title. 
 
 Winthrop, Theodore. The canoe and the sad- 
 dle. 19icm Dodd 75c 
 
 Partial vocabulary of the Chinook jargon, p. 299-302; 
 " Isthmiana," p. 303-75. 
 
 Adventures among northwestern rivers and forests. 
 L.&I. 
 
 917.91 Arizona 
 
 James, G: W. In and around the Grand canyon; 
 the Grand canyon of the Colorado river in Ari- 
 zona. 1900. 22cm Little $3 
 R P Bibliography, p. 339-41. 
 
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 trails by which they are approached. Information on 
 structure, geology, explorations, etc. Full photographic 
 illustration. N. Y. 
 
 Van Dyke, J; C: The desert; further studies in 
 natural appearances. 1901. 18jcm 
 
 Scribner $1.25 n 
 
 Down the Pacific coast, and across Arizona and Sonora 
 Pref. 
 
 V 
 
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 917.94 California 
 
 Muir, John. Mountains of California. 1894. 
 20cm Century $1.50 
 
 Author an enthusiastic lover of nature who has a close 
 personal acquaintance with region he describes. L. A. H. 
 
 Stevenson, B. L: Silverado squatters. 1904. 
 19Jcm Scribner $1 
 
 Describes a picnicking episode, undertaken for health, 
 on a mountain top in California; many humorous 
 touches. Henry James (B) 
 
 Stoddard, C : W. In the footprints of the padres. 
 1902. 18cm Robertson $1.50 n 
 
 Contents: Litany of the shrines; Old days in El Dorado; 
 A memory of Monterey; A bit of old China; A mysterious 
 history; The egg-pickers of the Farallones; Inland yacht- 
 ing; In a Californian bungalow. 
 
 Warner, C: D. Our Italy. 1891. 24cm 
 
 Harper $2.50 
 
 A reasonably thorough exposition of the prevailing 
 conditions, climatic, social and economic, of southern 
 California. Dial (B) 
 
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 917.98 Alaska 
 
 De Windt, Harry. Through the gold-fields of 
 Alaska to Bering straits. 1898. 22cm 
 
 Harper $2.50 
 
 ^ Elliott, H: "W. Our Arctic province, Alaska and 
 the Seal islands. 1886. 22Jcm 
 
 Scribner $2.50 
 
 ' Field, H: M. Our western archipelago. 1895. 
 21 cm Scribner $2 
 
 Through Canada from Montreal to Vancouver island, 
 then northward to Alaska and thence back to Washing- 
 ton, Oregon and Montana and the Yellowstone park. 
 Dial (B) 
 
 Palmer, Frederick. In the Klondyke; includ- 
 ing an account of a winter's journey to Dawson. 
 1899. 19|cm Scribner $1.50 
 
 Over Chilkoot pass to Dawson, with dogs and sledges, 
 March to May 1898. Graphic and truthful picture. N. Y. 
 
 > Pike, W. M. Through the subarctic forest; a 
 record of a canoe journey from Fort Wrangel to 
 the Pelly lakes, and down the Yukon river to 
 the Behring sea. 1896. 23cm 
 
 E. Arnold 16/ 
 
 'A rough description of what happened in a long jour- 
 ney through a good game country.' The general reader 
 will find a great deal of valuable information in this 
 really charming book. C'anad. m. (B) 
 
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 trail. 1902. 21cm Little $1.50 
 
 Y Two boys' summer in Alaska. Full of genuine 
 adventure, information and interest. N. Y. 
 
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 9 IK South America 
 
 Alcock, Frederick. Trade and travel in South 
 America. 1903. 22cm Philip 12/6 
 
 Extremely valuable book for merchant, ordinary trav- 
 eler and reader. Geog. j. 
 
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 reader; South America. 1899. 19cm 
 
 Amer. bk. co. 60c 
 
 Y City and village life, mining, sheep-raising, coffee- 
 growing industries and the wonders of tropic flora and 
 fauna. Pittsburg. 
 
 South America, social, industrial and 
 
 political; a -25,000 mile journey in search of 
 information. 1900. 26cm Saalfield $3 
 
 Vast amount of information concerning ways of living 
 in southern hemisphere. Profusion of process illustra- 
 tions gives almost a panorama of South American life. 
 Nation, 71: 428. 
 
 Child, Theodore. Spanish-American republics. 
 1891. 28cm Harper $3.50 
 
 E Travel in 1890-91 in Chili, Peru, Argentina, Para- 
 guay, Uruguay, across Andes and along southern coasts. 
 Observes social and economic conditions as well as 
 nature. X. Y. 
 
 Curtis, W: E. Capitals of Spanish America. 
 1888. 23cm 
 
 P E Harper $3.50 
 
 Ford, I: N. Tropical America. 1893. 21cm 
 
 Scribner $2 
 
 Briefly sketches chief characteristics of the countries. 
 Valuable contribution to contemporary history by a man 
 of the world who sees what passes round him and notes 
 it down in direct and forcible language. Spec. 70: 831.' 
 
 Fountain, Paul. Great mountains and forests of 
 South America. 1902. 23cm Longmans $4 
 P R Sequel to the Great deserts and forests of Korth 
 America. Introd. 
 
 Word pictures of natural scenes and bird and animal 
 life in Andes and great forest of Brazil. Ed. sel. 
 
 Herbertson, 3/rs F.. L.. D. (Richardson) 
 Central and South America, with the West 
 Indies; ed. by A. J. Herbertson. 1902. 18cm 
 (Descr. geog. from original sources) 
 
 Macmillan 70c n 
 Bibliography, p. 228-34. 
 
 Keane, A: H: Central and South America; ed. 
 by Sir Clements Markham. 2 v. 1901. 20cm 
 (Stanford's compend. of geog. ) 
 
 Lippincott $5.50 n ea 
 
 Title of v. 2, Central America and West Indies. 
 
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 natural history and anthropology and recent political 
 changes. Acad. 60: 532. 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in South America. 
 1886. 23x1 7cm Harper $2 
 
 Y Adventures of two youths through Ecuador, Peru, 
 Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile. Title.
 
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 American republics. 1901. 19cm (World & 
 its people) 
 Y Silver 60c n 
 
 Vincent, Frank. Around and about South 
 America. 5th ed. 1895. 23cm Appleton $5 
 R i? Narrative of 20 months' circumnavigation of 
 South America. Lit. world. 
 
 918.1 Brazil 
 
 Agassiz, Louis & Mrs E.. Cabot (Cary) 
 Journey in Brazil. 1895. 20Jcm 
 
 Houghton $2.50 
 
 A fascinating account of nature and man in South 
 Brazil and on the Amazon in 1865 and 1866. H. R. Mill 
 
 (B) 
 
 v Santa- Anna Nery, F. J. de. Land of the Ama- 
 zons; tr. by George Humphery. 1901. 22cm 
 
 Dutton $4 n 
 
 The most notable contribution to the literature of the 
 Amazon published in recent years [1901] Nation, 73: 280. 
 
 918.2 Argentina. Patagonia 
 
 Conway, Sir W: M. Aconcagua and Tierra del 
 Fuego; a book of climbing, travel and explora- 
 tion. 1902. 22cm Cassell 12/6 n 
 
 Interesting and well illustrated. Ed. sel. 
 1 Prichard, H. V. Hesketh- Through the heart 
 of Patagonia; illus. by J: G. Millais. 1902. 
 27Jcm Appleton $5.50 n 
 
 Sympathetic researches of an observant and intelligent 
 traveler, agreeably written. Oeog.j. 
 
 918.3 Cblle 
 
 V Smith, W: A. Temperate Chile; a progressive 
 Spain. 1899. 23cm Macmillan $3.50 
 
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 918.4 Bolivia 
 
 Conway, Sir W: M. Bolivian Andes; a record 
 of climbing and exploration in the Cordillera 
 Real in the years 1898 and 1900. 1901. 22cm 
 
 Harper $3 u 
 
 Bibliography, p. 398-400. 
 
 918.6 Colombia 
 
 -/ Scruggs, "W: L. Colombian and Venezuelan 
 republics, with notes on other parts of Central 
 and South America. 1901. 21cm Little $1.75 
 
 R Written after 25 years' residence. Ed. sel. 
 Whymper, Edward. Travels amongst the great 
 Andes of the equator. 1892. 24cm 
 
 Scribner $2.50 
 
 A most valuable record of travel. The number of plates 
 and illustrations make it also of special value as a scien- 
 tific record. Includes extensive investigations on moun- 
 tain sickness. Science, 19: 177. 
 
 See also Public documents list. 
 
 918.7 Venezuela 
 
 Curtis, W: E. Venezuela; a land where it's 
 always summer. 1896. 19cm 
 
 E P Harper $1.25 
 
 Perez Triana, S. Down the Orinoco in a canoe, 
 
 with introd. by R. B. C. Graham. 1902. 20cm 
 
 P Crowell $1.25 
 
 918.9 Paraguay. Uruguay 
 
 Bourgade la Dardye, E. de. Paraguay: the 
 land and the people, natural wealth and com- 
 mercial capabilities. Ed. by E. G. Ravenstein. 
 1892. 20cm Philip 7/6 
 
 Crawford, Robert. South American sketches, f 
 1898. 20cm Longmans $2 
 
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 919 Oceanica and polar regions 
 
 Banks, M. B. Heroes of the South seas. 1896. 
 19cm Amer. tract soc. $1.25 
 
 Becke, Louis. Wild life in southern seas. 1898. 
 21cm New Amsterdam $1.50 
 
 Colquhoun . A. R. Mastery of the Pacific. 1902. 
 23$cm Macmillan $4 n 
 
 P B, Surveys history, present conditions, and probabil- 
 ities of ultimate control by each of the leading nations. 
 Based on wide observation. Maps and illustrations. 
 N.Y. 
 
 Guillemard, F. H: H. Malaysia and the Pacific 
 archipelagoes. 1894. 20cm (Stanford's com- 
 pend. of geog. ) Lippincott $5.50 n 
 
 Ed. and greatly extended from A. R. Wallace's Austral- 
 asia. Title. 
 
 Herbertson, Mrs F.. L.. D. (Richardson) 
 Australia and Oceania; ed. by A. J. Herbertson. 
 1903. 18cm (Descr. geog. from original sources) 
 
 Macmillan 70c 
 
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 Kiiox, T: W. Boy travellers in Australasia. 
 1889. 23x1 7cm Harper $2 
 
 T Adventures of two youths in a journey to the Sand- 
 wich, Marquesas, Society, Samoan and Feejee islands. 
 Title. 
 
 Shoemaker, M. M. Islands of the southern seas. 
 1898. 21cm Putnam $2.25 
 
 Passing notes by a sympathetic and observant traveler 
 . of a journey in Hawaii, Australasia and Java. Ath. (B) 
 
 919.1 Malaysia 
 
 Wallace, A. R. Malay archipelago; a narrative 
 of travel, with studies of man and nature. 1898. 
 20cm Macmillan $2 
 
 A model work of scientific travel. It was revised by the 
 author in 1890 and references to recent travelers added. 
 The journeys took place in 1854 and 1862. H. R. Mill (B) 
 
 I/ 
 
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 Philippine* 
 
 Worcester, D. C. Philippine islands and their 
 
 people. 1898. 24cm Macmillan $2.50 
 
 Record of personal observation and experience, with a 
 
 hhort summary of the more important facts in the history 
 
 of the archipelago. Title. 
 
 V Younghushand, G: J: Philippines and round 
 about. 1899. 23cm Macmillan $2.50 
 
 The impressions of a widely traveled, wide-awake and 
 straightforward Englishman. Dial (B) 
 See also Public documents list. 
 
 919.2 Sunda: Sumatra, Java 
 
 Scidmore, E. B. Java, the garden of the East. 
 1897. 19Jcm Century $1.50 
 
 919.3 Australasia 
 
 Lloyd, H: D. Newest England, notes of a dem- 
 ocratic traveller in New Zealand, with some 
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 Symonds, J: A. Life of Michelangelo 
 
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 planations in regard to persons and places. Nation, 8: 53. 
 
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 account of ancient America and the Spanish 
 conquest. 2 v. 1899. 20cm Houghton $4 
 
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 F. T. Merrill. 1897. 20cm Wilde $1.50 
 
 Tells of the earliest voyages to America, and of the 
 explorations of Coronado, Drake, Hudson, Champlain, 
 La Salle and others, touching briefly on more modern 
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 America. 1903. 21cm Little $1.20 n 
 
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 of Florida; illus. by George Gibbs. 1898. 20cm 
 
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 1561. 1901. 23cm 
 
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 R Huguenots in Florida, and Champlain and his as- 
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 dock, Montcalm and Wolfe, etc. N. Y. 
 
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 23 x 17cm Harper $2 
 
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 to 1760. N. Y. 
 
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 commonly called King" William's and Queen ' 
 Anne's wars. 1897. 19 Jem Scribner $1.50 
 P Y Original contribution to history of in!er-colonial 
 wars. L. A. H. 
 
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 Y Outline of early history of Virginia, Maryland, New 
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 1896. 21Jcm Appleton $1.50 
 
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 v Fiske, John. New France and New England. 
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 ery to 1789. Treats Canadian development, Salem witch- 
 craft, Norridgewock and Louisburg, the French and 
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 2v. 1903. 21 Jem (New lib. ed.) Little $4 
 
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 Wolfe. Chief episodes, the fights along the border settle- 
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 France and England in North America. N. Y. 
 
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 America and Beginnings of New England. N. Y. 
 
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 tion; how the foundation stones of our history 
 were laid; iFlus. by F. T. Merrill. 1898. 20 Jem 
 
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 plorers. 
 
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 and Massachusetts colonies. Sargent. 
 
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 onies in America. 1881. 22cm Harper $3 
 
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 R Story of downfall of France in America, culminat- 
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 other volume. Pt. 7 of his France and England in North 
 America. N. Y. 
 
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 ed. 1897. 17cm ( Epochs of Amer. hist. ) 
 
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 seven years of constitution making. Critic. 
 
 
 
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 chase. 1902. 24cm Callaghan $1.50 n 
 
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 Burgess, J: W: Middle period, 1817-1858. 
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 Description of land and naval battles, with chapters on 
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 the last war with Great Britain; appended an 
 acjoant of the battle of New Orleans. 1903. 
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 Contents: v. 1, 1860-54. v. 2, 1864-60. v. 3, 1860-62. v. 
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 46:30. 
 
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 19 Jem Putnam $1.25 n 
 
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 150th N. Y. volunteers from 1862 to close of war, describ- 
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 hist. ser. ) Scribner $1 n ea 
 
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 19cm (Campaign of the civ. war) 
 
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 Operations to end of Chattanooga campaign. N. Y. 
 
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 1890. 23cm Harper $2 
 
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 the sixties. 1902. 21cm Appleton $2 
 
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 Famous adventures and prison escapes of the 
 
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 1900. 20cm Houghton $2 
 
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 1885. 19cm (Campaigns of the civ. war) 
 
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 by R. F. Zogbaum. 1900. 19icm 
 
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 , Matthews, Franklin. Our navy in time of war 
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 978.9 Nnv Mexico 
 
 Bandelier, A. F. A. The gilded man (El 
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 Contents: The gilded man; Cibola; The massacre of 
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 979 Pacific States 
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 Royce, Josiah. California, a study of American 
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 98O South America 
 
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 of Spanish America. 1898. 19Jcm 
 
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 93 Chile 
 
 Hancock, A. U. History of Chile. 1893. 23cm * 
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 Markham, Sir C. B,. History of Peru. 1892. I/ 
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 991 Malaysia 
 
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 994 Australia 
 
 Jenks, Ed-ward. History of the Australasian 
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 difficulties it had to contend against and story of how they 
 were overcome. Nation, 62: 384. 
 
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 New Zealand. 3d ed. 1903. 20cm (Story of 
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 996 Polynesia 
 
 Alexander, W: D. Brief history of the Ha- 
 waiian people. 1899. 202cm ( Brief hist. ser. ) 
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 Blackinan, W: F. Making of Hawaii; a stndy ]/ 
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 Bibliography, p. 257-62. 
 
 Standard work giving a judicial estimate of social, 
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 by Binger Hermann. 1900. 26cm (56th Cong. 
 1st sess. House Doc. no. 708) 
 
 Gov't print off. 65c
 
 INDEX TO CLASS LIST. 
 
 References are to class numbers, not to pages. 
 
 Abbeys, architecture 726 
 
 Abbreviations 653 
 
 Abolition, U. S. history 973. 7 
 
 Abolitionists, lives, philanthropy 923 
 
 Aborigines, Am. antiquities 913. 7 
 
 Am. history 970. 1 
 
 Absenteeism, Irish hist. 941.5 
 
 Abstinence, temperance 178 
 
 Abyssinia, desc. & trav. 916. 3 
 
 Academy, Older, Plato 184 
 
 Accidence, Eng. lang. 425 
 
 Accidents, medicine 617 
 
 protection of public 614. 8 
 
 Accounts 657 
 
 Acoustics, music 781 
 
 physics 534 
 
 Acropolis, Greek antiquities 913. 38 
 
 Acting 792 
 
 Actors, lives 927 
 
 Acts of the apostles 226 
 
 Adages, folklore 398 
 
 Adams, J: presidency 973. 4 
 
 J : Q. presidency 973. 5 
 
 Adaptation, biology 575 
 
 Adirondacks, descr. & trav. 917. 47 
 
 Administration 350 
 
 Administrative law 350 
 
 reform 351 
 
 Admission, school 371 
 
 Admirals, lives 923 
 
 Adulterations, public health 614. 3 
 
 Adventures, biography 923 
 
 travels, etc. 910 
 
 Advertising 659 
 
 Advocates, lives 923 
 
 Aerolites, astronomy 523 
 
 geology 552 
 
 Aerophytes, lichens 589 
 
 orchids 584 
 
 Aesthetics, fine arts 701 
 
 Afghanistan, hist. 958 
 
 Africa, antiquities 913.6 
 
 descr. & trav. 916 
 
 hist. 960 
 
 Africa, east, descr. & trav. 916. 7 
 
 north, descr. & trav. 916. 1 
 
 history 961 
 
 north central, descr. & trav. 916. 6 
 
 south, descr. & trav. 916. 8 
 
 history 968 
 
 south central, descr. & trav. 916. 7 
 
 west, descr. & trav. 916. 6 
 
 African slave trade 326 
 
 Age of man, natural hist. 573 
 
 the world 550 
 
 Agents, geologic 551 
 
 Ages, archeologic 571 
 
 geologic 551 
 
 Agnosticism, natural theology 211 
 
 Agrarian laws, Roman hist. 937 
 
 Agricultural botany 581 
 
 chemistry 631 
 
 pests 632 
 
 products, pol. econ. 338 
 
 Agriculture 630 
 
 Aid societies, charitable 361 
 
 cooperation 334 
 
 Aid to the injured 614. 8 
 
 readers, library economy 028 
 
 Air analysis, chemistry 543 
 
 disinfection, contagious diseases 614 
 
 hygiene 613 
 
 ventilation 628 
 
 Alabama, U. S. hist. 976. 1 
 
 claims, U. 8. hist. 973. 7 
 
 Alaska, descr. & trav. 917. 98 
 
 purchase, U. S. hist. 973. 8 
 
 Albert Nyanza, descr. & trav. 916. 7 
 
 Alberta, descr. & trav. 917. 1 
 
 Alchemy 540 
 
 Alcohol, hygiene 613 
 
 Alcoholic liquors, manufacture 663 
 
 temperance 178 
 
 Ales, manufacture 663 
 
 Algae 589 
 
 Algebra 512 
 
 Algerine war, U. S. hist. 973. 5 
 
 Algiers, Africa, description 916. 1 
 
 (373) 
 
 LVDEX
 
 374 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Algiers, Africa, history 961 
 
 Alhambra, descr. & trav. 914. 6 
 
 Alliances, international law 341 
 
 Alloys 669 
 
 Almanacs, British 314 
 
 U. S. 317 
 
 Alphabet, Eng. orthography 421 
 
 Alphabets, design 745 
 
 philology 411 
 
 Alps, descr. & trav. 914. 94 
 
 geology 551 
 
 Aluminium, metallurgy 669 
 
 Amateur manuals, mech. trades 680 
 
 theatricals, amusements 793 
 
 Amazon river, descr. & trav. 918. 1 
 
 Ambassadors, international law 341 
 
 America, antiquities 913. 7 
 
 descr. & trav. 917 
 
 discovery 973. 1 
 
 history 970 
 
 bibliography 016. 9 
 see also United States 
 
 Central, descr. & trav. 917. 28 
 North, see North America 
 South, see South America 
 
 American Indians 970. 1 
 
 folklore 398 
 
 literature 810 
 
 bibliography 016. 8 
 
 loyalists 973. 3 
 
 newspapers, general 071 
 
 periodicals, general 051 
 
 political parties 329 
 
 P. E. church 283 
 
 revolution 973. 3 
 
 slavery 326 
 
 Amusement or play, hygiene 613. 7 
 
 Amusements 790 
 
 Analysis, qualitative 544 
 
 quantitative 545 
 
 water, hygiene 613 
 
 Analytic geometry 516 
 
 Anarchists, socialism 335 
 
 Anatomy, animals 591 
 
 human 611 
 
 Ancestry, evolution 575 
 
 genealogy 929 
 
 Ancient architecture 722 
 
 countries, descr. & trav. 913. 3 
 
 customs 913. 3 
 
 history 930 
 
 sculpture 732 
 
 Andes, descr. & trav. 918 
 
 Anecdotes, miscellany, Eng. lit. 828 
 
 Angevins 942. 03 
 
 Anglican church 283 
 
 Angling 799 
 
 Anglo-Saxon hist. 942. 01 
 
 language 429 
 
 literature 829 
 
 Animal kingdom 590 
 
 psychology, zoology 591 
 worship, nonchristian religions 290 
 
 Animals, diseases 619 
 
 domestic 636 
 
 evolution 575 
 
 fossil 5&6 
 
 habits 591 
 
 training, zoology 591 
 
 Anne, queen, Eng. hist. 942. 06 
 
 Anne's, queen, war, U. S. hist. 973. 2 
 
 Annuals, statistical 310 
 
 Anonyms 014 
 
 Antarctic regions, descr. & trav. 919. 9 
 
 Anthologies, Eng. poetry 821 
 
 Greek poetry 881 
 
 Spanish poetry 861 
 
 Anthropology 572 
 
 Antilles, Lesser 917. 29 
 
 Antiquities 913 
 
 ancient 913. 3 
 
 biblical 220. 9 
 
 Antiquity of man . 573 
 
 Antislavery, slavery 326 
 
 U. S. hist. 973. 7 
 
 Antrim, descr. & trav. 914. 16 
 
 Aphorisms, folklore 398 
 
 Apiary, bees 638 
 
 Apiculture 638 
 
 Apologetics 239 
 
 Apostles, acts of 226 
 
 lives, scriptural biog. 225 
 
 Apostolic fathers 281 
 
 Apothegms, folklore 398 
 
 Appetites, temperance' 178 
 
 Applied chemistry, chem. tech. 660 
 
 mechanics, mech. eng. 621 
 
 Apportionment, representation 324 
 
 taxation 336 
 
 Aquaria 590 
 
 Arabesque decoration, design 745 
 
 Arabia, modern hist. 953 
 
 Arabs in Spain 946 
 
 Arachnida 595 
 
 Arbitration, capital and labor 331 
 
 Arboriculture, forestry 634 
 
 Archbishops, livec 922 
 
 Archeology 913 
 
 biblical 220. 9 
 
 prehistoric 571
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 375 
 
 Architects, lives 927 
 
 Architectural construction 721 
 
 decoration 729 
 
 drawing 744 
 
 Architecture 720 
 
 Arctic regions, descr. & trav. 919. 8 
 
 Argentina, descr. & trav. 918. 2 
 
 Argonauts, Greek mythology 292 
 
 Argument, logic 168 
 
 Arithmetic 511 
 
 Arizona, descr. & trav. 917. 91 
 
 Armies, Amer. civil war 973. 7 
 
 military science 355 
 
 Armistice, international law 341 
 
 Anns, coats of, heraldry 929. 8 
 
 gun making 683 
 
 Army, military science 355 
 
 officials, lives 923 
 
 Art, biography 927 
 
 fine 700 
 
 history 709 
 
 industrial, useful arts 600 
 
 municipal 710 
 
 useful 600 
 
 Arthurian legends 398 
 
 Articles of confederation, U. S. const, hist. 342 
 
 Articulates 595 
 
 Artificial ice, manufacture 621 
 
 lights, chem. tech. 665 
 
 Artisans, lives 926 
 
 Artistic furniture 749 
 
 Artists, lives 927 
 
 Arts and trades 600 
 
 fine 700 
 
 biography 927 
 
 graphic, fine arta 700 
 
 useful 600 
 
 biography 926 
 
 Aryan languages 491 
 
 literatures 891 
 
 mythology 291 
 
 race 572 
 
 Asia, antiquities 913. 5 
 
 descr. & trav. 915. 7 
 
 history 950 
 
 Minor, ancient hist. 939 
 
 modern hist. 956 
 
 descr. & trav. 915. 6 
 
 Asiatic literature, eastern 895 
 
 Assaying : 669 
 
 Assessment, taxes 336 
 
 Assisi 945 
 
 Associations 360 
 
 . business cooperation 334 
 
 charitable 361 
 
 Associations, gilds 338 
 
 labor 331 
 
 Assyria, ancient hist. 935 
 
 antiquities 913. 35 
 
 Asteroids, astronomy 523 
 
 Astrology, astronomy 520 
 
 Astronomers, lives 925 
 
 Astronomy 520 
 
 descriptive 523 
 
 Asylums 362 
 
 Atheism, apologetics 239 
 
 natural theology 211 
 
 Athletics, hygiene 613. 7 
 
 sports 796 
 
 Atlases 912 
 
 astronomy 524 
 
 historical 911 
 
 railroad 912 
 
 Atomic theory 541 
 
 Atonement, Christology 232 
 
 Australasia, descr. & trav. 919. 3 
 
 history 993 
 
 Australia, descr. & trav. 919. 4 
 
 history 994 
 
 Austria, descr. & trav. 914. 36 
 
 history - 943. 6 
 
 Authors and publishers 655 
 
 anon, bibliog. 014 
 
 lives 928 
 
 Autobiography 920-28 
 
 Automobiles 625 
 
 Babylon, ancient hist. 935 
 
 antiquities 913. 35 
 
 Backgammon, games 795 
 
 Bacteriology, agriculture 630 
 
 botany 589 
 
 medicine 616 
 
 Bagatel, amusements 794 
 Ball 797 
 
 Bahamas, descr. & trav. 917. 29 
 
 history 972. 9 
 
 Baking, cookery 641 
 Balance of trade, commerce 382 
 
 Ballads, Eng. literature 821 
 
 German literature 831 
 
 Spanish literature 861 
 
 Ballot 324 
 
 Balls, dancing 793 
 
 Bank notes, money 332 
 
 Banking & banks 332 
 
 Banners, heraldry 929. 9 
 
 Banquets, social customs 394 
 
 Baptist church 286 
 
 Barbarians, North Amer. Indians 970. 1 
 
 prehistoric archeology 571 
 
 INDEX
 
 376 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Barbarisms, Eng. language 428 
 
 Barbary states, descr. & trav. 916. 1 
 
 history 961 
 
 Barebones parliament, Eng. hist. 942. 06 
 
 Barns, architecture 728 
 
 Base ball, amusements 797 
 
 Basketry 689 
 
 Indian 970. 6 
 
 Bastile, French hist. 944 
 
 Baths, architecture 725 
 
 hygiene 613 
 
 Batteries, electric 537 
 
 Battledoor, outdoor sports 796 
 
 Beasts, zoology 599 
 
 of burden, domestic animals 636 
 
 Bee keeping 638 
 
 Beer drinking, ethics 178 
 
 manufacture 663 
 
 Bees, agriculture 638 
 
 zoology 595 
 
 Beggars, pauperism 339 
 
 Behavior 177 
 
 Belgium, descr. & trav. 914. 93 
 
 history 949. 3 
 
 Belief, apologetics 239 
 
 philosophy 104 
 
 salvation 234 
 
 Belles-lettres 800 
 
 Belligerents, rights of, international law 341 
 
 Bench and bar, biography 923 
 
 Benefactors, lives 923 
 
 Benevolent institutions 361 
 
 societies 361 
 
 Beowulf, Anglo-Saxon poetry 829 
 
 Berbers, description 916. 1 
 
 history 961 
 
 Berlin, description 914. 31 
 
 Bessemer process, metallurgy 669 
 
 Beverages, adulterations 614. 3 
 
 alcoholic, hygiene 613 
 
 manufacture 663 
 
 temperance 178 
 
 Bible 220 
 
 and science, apologetics 239 
 
 nat. theol. 215 
 
 apologetics 239 
 
 classes, Sunday schools 268 
 
 Bibliography 010 
 
 national 015 
 
 subject 016 
 
 Bicycle, repairing . 680 
 
 sports 796 
 
 Billiards 794 
 
 Bimetalism 332 
 
 Binding, book, mechanic trades 686 
 
 Biography 920 
 
 of indians 970. 2 
 
 Biology 570 
 
 Birds 598 
 
 Birth customs 392 
 
 obstetrics 618 
 
 Bishops, lives 922 
 
 Bituminous coal, economic geology 553 
 
 Blacksmithing 682 
 
 Blast furnace 669 
 
 Blazonry, heraldry 929. 8- 
 
 Bleaching 667 
 
 Blights, agriculture 632 
 
 Blind, asylums 362 
 
 Blood, physiology 612 
 
 vessels, anatomy 611 
 
 Blowing engine 621 
 
 Blowpiping, apparatus 542 
 
 mineralogy 549 
 
 qualitative analysis 544 
 
 Blue prints, photography 771 
 
 Blunders, Eng. language 428 
 
 etiquet 395 
 
 Boat building 699 
 
 Boating 797 
 
 Body and mind 130 
 
 care of, hygiene 613 
 
 training of 61 3. 7 
 
 Boer war 968 
 
 Boers, description 916. 8 
 
 history 968 
 
 Boilers, steam engineering 621. 1 
 
 Bonds and stocks 332 
 
 finance 336 
 
 Bone caves, prehistoric archeol. 571 
 
 implements, archeology . 571 
 
 Bones, descriptive anatomy 591 
 
 human anatomy 611 
 
 physiology 612 
 
 Book binding 686 
 
 clubs, self culture 374 
 
 Bookkeeping 657 
 
 Books and reading 028 
 
 best 016 
 
 illustration, fine art 745 
 
 making, typography 655 
 
 Bookselling, publishing 655 
 
 Border ballads, Scottish, Eng. poetry 821 
 
 ruffians, Kansas hist. 978. 1 
 
 Borneo, descr. & trav. 919. 1 
 
 Bosphorus, descr. & trav. 914. 96 
 
 Boston massacre, U. 8. hist. 973. 3 
 
 Botanists, lives 925 
 
 Botany 580 
 
 agricultural 630
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 377 
 
 Botany, geographic distribution 581. 9 
 
 physiologic 581 
 
 Bourbons, French hist. 944 
 
 Boxing 796 
 
 Brahminism 294 
 
 Brain, anatomy 611 
 
 mental derangements 132 
 
 mental physiology 131 
 
 physiology 612 
 
 Brasses 739 
 
 Brazil, descr. & trav. 918. 1 
 
 Breadstuffs, production 338 
 
 Breakwaters, harbor engineering 627 
 
 Breeding, agriculture 636 
 
 zoology 591 
 
 Brewing 663 
 
 Bricabrac 739 
 
 Bricks 666 
 
 Bridge whist 795 
 
 Bridges, engineering 624 
 
 British America, descr. & trav. 917. 1 
 
 Columbia, descr. & trav. 917. 1 
 
 constitution 342 
 
 empire, descr. & trav. 914. 2 
 
 history 942 
 
 philosophy 192 
 
 Bronze age, prehistoric archeol. 571 
 
 Bronzes 739 
 
 Brook Farm, socialism 335 
 
 philosophy 141 
 
 Bruges, history 949. 3 
 
 Bryophyta 588 
 
 Buccaneers, adventures etc. 910 
 
 Buchanan, presidency 973. 6 
 
 Buddhism 294 
 
 Buddhist architecture 722 
 
 Bugs, zoology 595 
 
 Building 690 
 
 architecture 720 
 
 Buildings, iron 721 
 
 out, architecture 728 
 
 steel 721 
 
 Burma, descr. & trav. 915. 9 
 
 Business cooperation 334 
 
 ethics 174 
 
 manuals 658 
 
 men, lives 923 
 
 methods 658 
 
 Butterflies 595 
 
 Cabinet making 684 
 
 Cables 654 
 
 Caedmon, literature 829 
 
 Caesar, Latin literature 878 
 
 Caesars, lives 923 
 
 Roman hist. 937 
 
 Calculus 517 
 
 Calendar 529 
 
 California, descr. & trav. 917.94 
 
 Calisthenics 613. 7 
 
 Caloric engines 621 
 
 physics 536 
 
 Calvinism 284 
 
 Camera, photography 771 
 
 lucida, microscopy 578 
 
 Canada, descr. & trav. 917. 1 
 
 history 971 
 
 Canal engineering 626 
 
 transit, sociology 386 
 
 Canals, sociology 386 
 
 Candy making 642 
 
 Canoeing 797 
 
 Cantatas 782 
 
 Caoutchouc, rubber manufacture 678 
 
 Capital and labor 331 
 
 Captures, international law 341 
 
 Car building 699 
 
 Carbon process, photography 773 
 
 Card catalog, library administration 025 
 
 games 793 
 
 playing, amusements 795 
 
 Care of body, hygiene 613 
 
 Caricature, drawing 741 
 
 Carlovingian cycle, legend 398 
 
 Carnivora, mammals 599 
 
 Carpentry 694 
 
 amateur 680 
 
 Carpets, design 745 
 
 manufacture 677 
 
 Cartoons 741 
 
 Carving 643 
 
 sculpture 736 
 
 Catacombs, antiquities 913. 37 
 
 Cataloging 025 
 
 Catalogs, classed 017 
 
 dictionary 019 
 
 Caterpillars 595 
 
 Cathay, descr. & trav. 915. 1 
 
 history 951 
 
 Cathedrals 726 
 
 Catholic, Roman, church 282 
 
 Cats, diseases, medicine o!9 
 
 domestic animals 636 
 
 Cattle 636 
 
 diseases, veterinary med. 619 
 
 Caucuses 324 
 
 Causes, final 124 
 
 Cave men, prehistoric archeol. 571 
 
 temples, Indian architecture 722 
 
 Caves, geology 551 
 
 natural dwellings 571 
 
 INDEX
 
 378 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Cells, biology 
 Celtic literature 
 Cements, building 
 
 manufacture 
 
 Central Africa, North, descr. & trav. 
 South, descr. & trav. 
 America, descr. & trav. 
 Asia, history 
 government 
 
 Centrifugal blowers, engineering 
 force, physics 
 pumps, engineering 
 Centripetal force, physics 
 Ceramics, fine art 
 
 manufacture 
 Cereals, agriculture 
 Chaldea, ancient hist. 
 Challenger expedition, 1873-76 
 Character, ethics 
 Charades 
 
 Charging systems, libraries 
 Charities 
 Charlemagne, age of, European hist. 
 
 legends 
 
 Charles 1-2, Eng. hist. 
 5, German hist. 
 Netherlands hist. 
 Spanish hist. 
 the Bold, French hist. 
 Chartres, France 
 Checkers 
 Cheese, dairy 
 Chemical technology 
 Chemistry 
 
 agricultural 
 applied to arts 
 Chemists, lives 
 Chess 
 Child labor 
 
 study, education 
 
 psychology 
 Childbirth, obstetrics 
 Children, asylums 
 care of 
 education 
 ethics 
 folklore 
 hygiene 
 
 Children's crusade, European hist, 
 reading 
 songs, kinderg. 
 
 music 
 Chile, description & travel 
 
 history 
 Chimneys 
 
 576 
 
 China, descr. & trav. 
 
 891 
 
 hist. 
 
 691 
 
 religion 
 
 666 
 
 ware, fine arts 
 
 916.6 
 
 useful arts 
 
 916.7 
 
 Chinese architecture 
 
 917.28 
 
 literature 
 
 958 
 
 Chivalry 
 
 351 
 
 Choral music 
 
 621 
 
 Christ, lives 
 
 531 
 
 theology 
 
 621 
 
 Christian apologetics 
 
 531 
 
 architecture, eccles. 
 
 738 
 
 medieval 
 
 666 
 
 art 
 
 633 
 
 churches 
 
 935 
 
 doctrine 
 
 508.3 
 
 names 
 
 170 
 
 science, therapeutics 
 
 793 
 
 sects 
 
 025 
 
 socialism 
 
 361 
 
 theology 
 
 940 
 
 Christianity, evidences 
 
 398 
 
 evolution of 
 
 942.06 
 
 'philosophy of 
 
 943 
 
 Christology 
 
 949.2 
 
 Chronologies, history 
 
 946 
 
 Church and education 
 
 944 
 
 architecture 
 
 944 
 
 fathers 
 
 794 
 
 lives of 
 
 637 
 
 history 
 
 660 
 
 influence 
 
 540 
 
 institution 
 
 631 
 
 music 
 
 660 
 
 sects 
 
 925 
 
 work 
 
 794 
 
 Cinematics, mechanics 
 
 331 
 
 Circle sailing, great, navigation 
 
 372 
 
 Circulation and blood, physiology 
 
 150 
 
 money 
 
 618 
 
 Circumnavigations 
 
 362 
 
 Cities, administration 
 
 649 
 
 ancient, descr. 
 
 372 
 
 growth 
 
 173 
 
 sanitation 
 
 398 
 
 Citizenship, ethics 
 
 613 
 
 Civil authority, local gov't 
 
 940 
 
 engineering 
 
 028 
 
 pensions, administration 
 
 372 
 
 service 
 
 784 
 
 war, ethics 
 
 918.3 
 
 slavery 
 
 983 
 
 U. S. hist. 
 
 697 
 
 Civilization and the church 
 
 915.1 
 
 951 
 
 299 
 
 738 
 
 666 
 
 722 
 
 895 
 
 394 
 
 783 
 
 232 
 
 232 
 
 239 
 
 726 
 
 723 
 
 755 
 
 280 
 
 230 
 
 929 
 
 615 
 
 280 
 
 335 
 
 230 
 
 239 
 
 201 
 
 201 
 
 232 
 
 902 
 
 377 
 
 726 
 
 281 
 
 922 
 
 270 
 
 261 
 
 260 
 
 783 
 
 280 
 
 260 
 
 531 
 
 527 
 
 612 
 
 332 
 
 910 
 
 352 
 
 913.3 
 
 352 
 
 628 
 
 172 
 
 352 
 
 620 
 
 351 
 
 351 . 
 
 172 
 
 326 
 
 973.7 
 
 261
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 379 
 
 Civilization, history 901 
 
 theory 301 
 
 Clairvoyance 134 
 
 Clans, Scottish, heraldry 929. 8 
 
 history 941 
 
 Class system, suffrage 324 
 
 Classes, school 371 
 
 Classical antiquities 913. 38 
 
 biography 920 
 
 literature, Greek 880 
 
 Latin 870 
 
 mythology 292 
 
 Classical philology, Greek lang. 480 
 
 Latin lang. 470 
 
 Classification, library 025 
 
 Clay, chemical technology 666 
 
 Cleaning 667 
 
 Clearing house, banking 332 
 
 Clergy, lives 922 
 
 pastoral work 250 
 
 Cleveland, presidency 973. 8 
 
 Climate, influence on man 573 
 
 Clock making 681 
 
 Cloth, manufactures 677 
 
 Clothesmaking 687 
 
 Clothing 646 
 
 Coal, economic geology 553 
 
 fuel, chemical technology 662 
 
 mining 622 
 
 tar 660 
 
 products 660 
 
 Coast tides 525 
 
 Coats of arms 929. 8 
 
 Cognition, metaphysics 126 
 
 Coils, electricity 537 
 
 Coinage 332 
 
 Coke, chemical technology 662 
 
 Coliseum, Roman antiquities 913. 37 
 
 Collected biography 920 
 
 sermons 252 
 
 travel 910 
 
 Collections, art galleries 708 
 
 of poetry, Eng. lit. 821 
 
 miscel. 808 
 
 Collectors manuals, scientific 579 
 
 Colleges 378 
 
 Colombia, descr. & trav. 918. 6 
 
 Colonies and colonization 325 
 
 Color 535 
 
 of animals 591 
 
 painting 752 
 
 Colorado, descr. & trav. 917. 88 
 
 Colosseum, Roman antiquities 913. 37 
 Columbia, District of, U. S. descr. & trav. 917. 53 
 
 Columns, design 729 
 
 Combustion 541 
 
 Comedy, English diama 822 
 
 Comets 523 
 
 Commanders, lives 923 
 
 Commentaries, Bible 220. 7 
 
 law 347 
 
 Commerce, sociology 380 
 
 tariff 337 
 
 useful arts 650 
 
 Commercial panics 332 
 
 Common law 347 
 
 prayer, Anglican ritual 264 
 
 schools 379 
 
 Commonwealth, Eng. hist. 942. 06 
 
 Commune of 1871, French hist. 944 
 
 political economy 335 
 
 Communication, sociology 380 
 
 useful arts 650 
 
 Communism 335 
 
 Companies, associations 360 
 
 Comparative anatomy, animals 591 
 
 plants 581 
 
 mythology 291 
 
 philology 410 
 
 physiology, zoology 591 
 
 religion 290 
 
 Compass, magnetism 538 
 
 Compends, history 902 
 
 Competition, prices 338 
 
 wages 331 
 
 Competitive examinations, civil service 351 
 
 Composers, lives 927 
 
 Composition, music 781 
 
 rhetoric 808 
 
 type setting 655 
 
 special language, see language. 
 
 Compressed air engines 621 
 
 Compression of gases, physics 533 
 
 Compromise bill, 1850, U. S. hist. 973. 6 
 
 Concordances, Bible 220. 2 
 
 Concordat, internal, law 341 
 
 Concrete pavements 625 
 
 Condensers, electricity 537 
 
 steam engineering 621. 1 
 
 Conduct of life, ethics 170 
 
 Conduits, telegraph 654 
 
 ventilation 697 
 
 waterworks 628 
 
 Confederate States, U. S. civil war 973. 7 
 
 Confederation, Amer. colonies 973. 3 
 
 Confessional, Roman church 282 
 
 Conflict of laws, internat. law 341 
 
 Confucianism, religion 299 
 
 Congo river, descr. & trav. 916. 7 
 
 Congregational church 285 
 
 INDEX
 
 380 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Congregational iste, lives 922 
 
 Conic sections, analytic geom. 516 
 
 geometry 513 
 
 Conjuring 791 
 
 Connecticut, U. S. hist. 974. 6 
 
 Conquest, internat. law 341 
 
 Norman, Eng. hist. 942. 02 
 
 Conscience, ethics 171 
 
 Consciousness, philosophy 126 
 
 Conservation of energy, physics 531 
 
 Conservatories, architecture 728 
 
 plants 716 
 
 Constantinople, descr. & trav. 914. 96 
 
 history 949. 6 
 
 Constellations, astronomy 523 
 
 Constitutional conventions 342 
 
 history 342 
 
 law 342 
 
 Const/uction, architectural 721 
 
 carpentry 694 
 
 masonry 693 
 
 Consular systems, internat. law 341 
 
 Consumption, disease, prevention 614 
 
 treatment 616 
 
 economic 339 
 
 Contagious diseases, pub. health 614 
 
 Contemplative theology 242 
 
 Continental protestant sects 284 
 
 travel 914 
 
 Continents, physical geog. 551 
 
 Contraband of war, internat. law 341 
 
 Contract system, labor of convicts 331 
 
 Conundrums, amusements 793 
 
 Conversation, art of 374 
 
 ethics 177 
 
 Convict labor, political economy 331 
 
 Cook books 641 
 
 Cookery 641 
 
 invalid 613 
 
 Cooperation 334 
 
 Copper, manufacture 671 
 
 metallurgy 669 
 
 Coppersmithing 671 
 
 Copyright, internat. law 341 
 
 publishing 655 
 
 Coral reefs 551 
 
 Corals, geology 551 
 
 zoology 593 
 
 Corea, descr. & trav. 915. 1 
 
 history 951 
 
 Corporate industries 338 
 
 Corporations 360 
 
 business 380 
 
 municipal 352 
 
 railroad 385 
 
 Correction, houses of 364 
 
 Correlation of forces 531 
 
 Corsairs, Barbary, history 961 
 
 Cosmic dust, astronomy 52 
 
 philosophy, metaphysics 11& 
 
 Cosmogony, metaphysics 113 
 
 natural theology 213 
 
 Cosmology, metaphysics 113 
 
 Cossacks, Russian hist. 947 
 
 Costume 391 
 
 Cottages, architecture 728 
 
 Cotton manufactures 677 
 
 Counterfeiting, banks & money 332 
 
 Counterpoint, music 781 
 
 Country houses, architecture 728 
 
 Courage 179 
 
 Courses of reading 028 
 
 Courtesy, ethics 177 
 
 Covenanters, Scottish hist. 941 
 
 Craniology, natural hist, of man 573- 
 
 Crannoges, prehistoric d we lings 571 
 
 Crayfish 595 
 
 Crayon drawing 741 
 
 Creation, evolution 575 
 
 metaphysics 113 
 
 natural theology 213 
 
 Credibility of the Scriptures 220. 1 
 
 Credit, political economy ' 332 
 
 Crests 929. 8 
 
 Cribbage 795 
 
 Cricket 797 
 
 Crime and criminals, reform 364 
 
 Crimean war, Eng. hist. 942. 08- 
 
 Russian hist. 947 
 
 Crises, commercial 332 
 
 Criticism, art 701 
 
 Bible 220. 7 
 
 drama 792 
 
 literature 801 
 
 music 780 
 
 rhetoric 808 
 
 Critics, lives 928 
 
 Crocheting 746 
 
 Crockery, pottery 738 
 
 Crops, agriculture 633 
 
 Croquet 796 
 
 Cross, legends concerning 398 
 
 Crowd, influence 301 
 
 Cruising, boating 797 
 
 Crusades, European hist. 940 
 
 Crustacea, zoology 595 
 
 Crystallography 548 
 
 Cuba, descr. & trav. 917. 29 
 
 history 972. 9 
 
 Cultivated plants, landscape gardening 716
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 381 
 
 Culture 301 
 
 and religion 261 
 
 self education 374 
 
 vocal 784 
 
 Cures, therapeutics 615 
 
 Curling, amusements 796 
 
 Currency 332 
 
 Curriculum 375 
 
 Customs and duties, tariff 337 
 
 manners 390 
 
 taxation 336 
 
 Cycling 796 
 
 Cyclones, meteorology 551 
 
 Cyclopedias 030 
 
 See also special subjects 
 
 Dairy 637 
 
 Dams 627 
 
 Dancing 793 
 
 Danes, Eng. hist, 942. 01 
 
 Danish language 439 
 
 literature 839 
 
 Danubian provinces, descr. & trav. 914. 96 
 
 history 949. 6 
 
 Darwinism, ethics 171 
 
 science 575 
 
 Dates, chronology 902 
 
 Days of week 529 
 
 Death 236 
 
 Debating 374 
 
 Debt, public, pol. econ. 336 
 
 Decimal system, arithmetic 511 
 
 weights and measures 389 
 
 Declaration of independence, U. S. 973. 3 
 
 war, internat. law 341 
 
 Decoration 740 
 
 architectural 729 
 
 house 645 
 
 Decorum, ethics 177 
 
 Deer hunting 799 
 
 Defense of religion, apologetics 239 
 
 Degeneration, evolution 575 
 
 Deism 211 
 
 Demand and supply, prices 338 
 
 wages 331 
 
 Democracy 304 
 
 constitutions 342 
 
 social 335 
 
 theory 321 
 
 Dendrology, botany 582 
 
 Denmark, descr. & trav. 914. 89 
 
 history, Scandinavian 948 
 
 Denominations, Christian 280 
 
 Derangements, mental 132 
 
 Derivation of Eng. words 422 
 
 Descent, genealogy 929 
 
 Descent of man, evolution 575 
 
 Description, travel 910 
 
 Descriptive astronomy 523 
 
 Design 740 
 
 architectural 729 
 
 arguments from 239 
 
 ornamental 745 
 
 Devil worship 290 
 
 Devotional exercises 242 
 
 theology 240 
 
 Dialectics, logic 160 
 
 Dialogs 793 
 
 Diaries, biography 920 
 
 Dice 795 
 
 Dicotyledonae 583 
 
 Dictionaries, Bible 220. 3 
 
 Eng. 423 
 of other languages, see special lan- 
 guage 
 
 of special subject, xee subject 
 
 Didactic theology 241 
 
 Dies 671 
 
 Diet, hygiene 613 
 
 Dikes, geology 551 
 
 river & harbor eng. 627 
 
 Dining 643 
 
 Diplomacy 327 
 
 internat. law 341 
 
 Dipsomania, mental derangements 132 
 
 temperance 178 
 
 Diptera, insects 595 
 
 Disasters at sea, adventures 910 
 
 Disciples of Christ 289 
 
 Discipline, mental education 370 
 
 Discoverers, lives 923 
 
 Discoveries, geography 910 
 
 science, hist. 509 
 
 useful arts 608 
 
 Diseases 616 
 
 animals, veterinary med. 619 
 
 contagious, pub. health 614 
 
 mental, mind & body 132 
 
 plants, agriculture 632 
 
 Distribution of plants 581. 9 
 
 wealth, pol. econ. 331 
 
 political economy 338 
 
 District of Columbia, descr. & trav. 917. 53 
 
 Divine Providence, nat. theol. 214 
 
 Divinity, theology 230 
 
 Docks 627 
 
 Doctrinal theology 230 
 
 Dogmatics 230 
 
 Dogs, diseases, comparative med. 619 
 
 domestic animals 636 
 
 zoology 599 
 
 INDEX
 
 382 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Domestic animals 
 
 architecture 
 sanitation 
 science 
 
 Domestication, plants 
 Dominicans 
 Dominoes, games 
 Doric order, architecture 
 Douay Bible, Eng. version 
 Double standard, money 
 stars, astronomy 
 Drafts, games 
 Drainage, agriculture 
 house 
 
 engineering 
 Drama, stage 
 
 American 
 English 
 French 
 German 
 Greek 
 
 Dramatic music 
 Drawing 
 
 mathematical 
 scientific 
 Dreams 
 Dredging, engineering 
 
 scientific voyages 
 Dress, costume 
 
 ethics 
 
 Dressmaking 
 Drinking, social, ethics 
 Drinks, hygiene 
 
 intoxicating, ethics 
 Dry goods, manufactures 
 Dryplate processes 
 Dualism, ontology 
 Dutch language 
 literature 
 painting 
 
 reformed church in Amer. 
 republic, history 
 Duties, family, ethics 
 moral 
 
 social, ethics 
 tariff 
 
 Duty, ethics 
 Dwellings, architecture 
 hygiene 
 prehistoric 
 Dyeing 
 Dynamos, engineering 
 
 physics 
 Ear, anatomy 
 physics 
 
 636 Ear, physiology 612 
 
 728 psychology 152 
 628 Early English language 429 
 640 institutions, pol. science 321 
 575 Earth, astronomy 525 
 271 figure of 526 
 795 physical geology 551 
 
 729 Earthquakes. 551 
 220. 5 Eastern church 281 
 332 question, China 951 
 523 Turkey 949.6 
 794 states, U. S. hist. 974 
 631 Eating, hygiene 613 
 628 Ecclesiastic architecture 726 
 
 626 biography 922 
 792 history 270 
 812 painting 755 
 822 Echinoderms 593 
 842 Eclipses 523 
 832 Economic chemistry, chem. tech. 660 
 882 Economics 330 
 782 home 640 
 740 Economists, lives 923 
 744 Economy, domestic 640 
 744 library 020 
 135 political 330 
 
 627 Ecumenical councils 270 
 508. 3 Eddas, mythology 293 
 391 Edinburgh, descr. & trav. 914. 1 
 
 177 history 941 
 646 Education 370 
 
 178 of women 376 
 613 young 372 
 178 self 374 
 677 useful arts 607 
 772 Educational buildings 727 
 111 Educators 370 
 439 lives 923 
 839 Eggs, oology 598 
 759 poultry 636 
 285 Egypt, antiquities 913. 32 
 
 949. 2 descr. & trav. 916. 2 
 173 hist, ancient 932 
 170 modern 962 
 177 religion 299 
 337 Egyptology, antiquities 913. 32 
 170 Eight hour day 331 
 728 Elections 324 
 613 Elective franchise 324 
 571 system, education 375 
 667 Electoral commission, U. S. hist 973. 8 
 
 621. 3 Electric engineering 621. 3 
 537 light, mech. eng. 621. 3 
 611 physics 537 
 534 railroads 621. 3
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 383 
 
 Electricity 537 
 
 Electrobiology 134 
 
 medicine 615 
 
 chemistry 660 
 
 magnetism 538 
 
 metallurgy, arts 671 
 
 motors, engineering 621.3 
 
 physics 537 
 
 Elegiac poetry, English lit. 821 
 
 Greek lit. 884 
 
 Latin lit. 874 
 
 Elementary education 372 
 
 Elements, chemical, chemistry 546 
 
 Elephants, mammals . 599 
 
 Elevation, architectural design 729 
 
 Elocution 808 
 
 vocal culture 784 
 
 Elves, folklore 398 
 
 Emancipation of slaves 326 
 
 U. S. hist 973. 7 
 
 Embargo of 1808-12, U. S. hist. 973. 4 
 
 Embassadors, internat. law 341 
 
 Embroidery 746 
 
 Embryology, animals 591 
 
 botany 581 
 
 Emigration 325 
 
 Emotions, anthropology 138 
 
 Emperors, lives 923 
 
 Empire, Eastern, history 949. 5 
 
 Employers and employed, pol. econ. 331 
 
 Enamel, chem. tech. 666 
 Encyclical letters, Roman catholic church 282 
 
 Encyclopedias 030 
 
 see also special subjects 
 
 Energy, physics 531 
 
 Engineering, civil 620 
 
 mechanical 621 
 
 sanitary 628 
 
 topographic 526 
 
 Engineers, lives 926 
 
 Engines 621 
 
 England, antiquities 913. 4 
 
 bank of 332 
 
 church 283 
 
 descr. & trav. 914. 2 
 
 geology 554 
 
 history 942 
 
 bibliography 016. 9 
 
 painting 759 
 
 religious hist. 274. 2 
 
 zoology 591 
 
 English composition 808 
 
 cyclopedias 032 
 
 dictionaries 423 
 
 etymology 422 
 
 English language 
 
 literature 
 
 bibliography 
 
 newspapers 
 
 periodicals, general 
 
 socialism 
 
 sounds 
 
 spelling 
 
 synonyms 
 Engravers, lives 
 Engraving 
 
 Enigmas, amusements 
 Ensilage, agriculture 
 Entertainment, public 
 Entomology 
 Environment, evolution 
 Eocene fossils, paleontology 
 
 period, geology 
 Epic poetry, English 
 Greek 
 Latin 
 
 Epidemics, public health 
 Episcopal church 
 Episcopalians, lives 
 Epistles, Bible 
 
 English lit. 
 
 Equinoxes, astronomy 
 Erosion 
 
 Errors of speech, English 
 Eschatology 
 Essayists, lives 
 Essays, American 
 
 English 
 
 French 
 
 Essenes, Jewish religion 
 . Established church, Anglican 
 Esthetics, fine arts 
 literary 
 Etchers, lives 
 Etching 
 
 Eternity, natural theology 
 Ethical education 
 Ethics 
 
 social 
 
 sociology 
 Ethnic religions 
 Ethnology 
 Etiology, medicine 
 Etiquet, customs 
 
 ethics 
 
 Etruscan architecture 
 Etymology, English 
 
 inflection 
 
 Euchre, amusements 
 Euclidian geometry 
 
 420 
 
 820 
 
 016.8 
 
 072 
 
 052 
 
 335 
 
 421 
 
 421 
 
 424 
 
 927 
 
 760 
 
 793 
 
 633 
 
 791 
 
 595 
 
 575 
 
 560 
 
 551 
 
 821 
 
 883 
 
 873 
 
 614 
 
 283- 
 
 922 
 
 227 
 
 826 
 
 525 
 
 551 
 
 428 
 
 236 
 
 928 
 
 814 
 
 824 
 
 844 
 
 296 
 
 283 
 
 701 
 
 801 
 
 927 
 
 767 
 
 218 
 
 377 
 
 170 
 
 177 
 
 304 
 
 290 
 
 572 
 
 616 
 
 395 
 
 177 
 
 722 
 
 422 
 
 425 
 
 795 
 
 513 
 
 INDEX
 
 384 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Eulogies, biography 920 
 
 Europe, antiquities 913. 4 
 
 descr. & trav. 914 
 
 geology 554 
 
 history 940 
 
 Evangelistic theology 243 
 
 Evidences of Christianity 239 
 
 Evil, philosophy 104 
 
 Evolution, biology 575 
 
 cosmology 113 
 
 ethics 171 
 
 nat. theol. 213 
 
 psychology 150 
 
 Examination, civil service 351 
 
 Excavations, antiquities 913 
 
 Exchange, bills of, law 347 
 
 money 332 
 
 international, money 332 
 
 Exegesis 220. 6 
 
 Exercise, hygiene 613. 7 
 
 Exiles, Siberia 915. 7 
 
 Expenditure, public finance 336 
 
 Explorations 910 
 
 Explorers, lives 923 
 
 Explosives 662 
 
 Express, sociology 385 
 
 Expression, facial, physiognomy 138 
 
 Extracts, English literature 828 
 
 see also special subjects 
 
 Extradition, international law 341 
 
 Eye, anatomy 611 
 
 optics 535 
 
 physiology 612 
 
 psychology 152 
 
 Fabrics, design 745 
 
 textile, manufacture 677 
 
 Factory system 331 
 
 Failures, trade 332 
 
 Fairies 398 
 
 Fairy tales, Danish literature 839 
 
 English literature 823 
 
 folklore 398 
 
 French literature 843 
 
 Faith 234 
 
 Falaise, France, description 914. 4 
 
 Falsehood, social ethics 177 
 
 Family, customs 392 
 
 ethics 173 
 
 genealogies 929 
 
 political science 321 
 
 Fancy work 746 
 
 Far East 951 
 
 JTarces, American drama 812 
 
 amusements 793 
 
 English drama 822 
 
 Farm buildings 728 
 
 Farming 630 
 
 Farriery, horse shoeing 682 
 
 veterinary medicine 619 
 
 Farther India, descr. & trav. 915. 9 
 
 Fascination, animals 591 
 
 Fata Morgana, mirage 535 
 
 Fatalism, natural theology 214 
 
 Fathers, church, lives 922 
 
 Faust legend 398 
 
 Feathers, birds 598 
 
 Federal government, pol. science 321 
 
 party, American politics 329 
 
 Federalists, U. S. history 973. 4 
 
 Feebleminded, mental derangements 132 
 
 Feet, English prosody 426 
 
 Female education 376 
 
 employments 396 
 
 labor, political economy 331 
 
 sex, duties 173 
 
 suffrage 324 
 
 Fencing 796 
 
 Fenianism, Irish history 941. 5 
 
 Fermentation 663 
 
 Ferns 587 
 
 Fertilization, botany 581 
 
 zoology 591 
 
 Fertilizers, agriculture 631 
 
 manufac. from sewage 628 
 
 Fetichism 299 
 
 Feudalism, age of, European hist. 940 
 
 Fibers 633 
 
 Fiction, American 813 
 
 Arabian 892 
 
 bibliography 016. 8 
 
 Danish 839 
 
 Dutch 839 
 
 English 823 
 
 French 843 
 
 German 833 
 
 Hungarian 894 
 
 Italian 853 
 
 Polish 891 
 
 reading 028 
 
 religious 244 
 
 Kussian 891 
 
 Spanish 863 
 
 Fictitious characters, dictionaries 803 
 
 names, pseudonyms 014 
 
 Field sports 796 
 
 Filibusters, pirates 910 
 
 Fillmore, presidency 973. 6 
 
 Filth diseases, public health 614 
 
 Filtration, sanitary engineering 628 
 
 Final causes, metaphysics 124
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 385 
 
 Finance, money & banking 332 
 
 public 336 
 
 Fine arts 700 
 
 bibliography 016. 7 
 
 biography 927 
 
 Finishing, painting 698 
 
 Fire arms, manufacture 683 
 
 extinction, protection of life 614. 8 
 
 Fireproofing 693 
 
 Fishculture 639 
 
 Fishes 597 
 
 Fishing, agriculture 639 
 
 sport 799 
 
 Fixed location, library economy 025 
 
 Flags 929. 9 
 
 Flamboyant architecture, Gothic 723 
 
 Flemish painting 759 
 
 Flora, geographic 581. 9 
 
 Flore and Blancheflor, legends 398 
 
 Floriculture, landscape gardening 716 
 
 Florida, descr. & trav. 917.59 
 
 Flowering plants 582 
 
 Flowers, landscape gardening 716 
 
 Flues, smoke, heating 697 
 
 Fluids, physics 532 
 
 preservative, biol. specimens 579 
 
 Flying, animal locomotion 591 
 
 Folklore 398 
 
 song, music 784 
 
 Food, cookery 641 
 
 adulterations, public health 614. 3 
 
 domestic economy 643 
 
 hygiene 613 
 
 supply 338 
 
 Football 797 
 
 Forage plants 633 
 
 Force of water, river engineering 627 
 
 physics 531 
 
 transmission of, mechanics 531 
 
 mill work 621 
 
 Foreign law 347 
 
 'relations, internat. law 341 
 
 pol. science 327 
 
 trade 382 
 
 Forestry 634 
 
 Fossil* 560 
 
 Foundations, architectural construction 721 
 
 Foundry practice 671 
 
 Fourierism, communism 335 
 
 Fowls, domestic animals 636 
 
 France, descr. & trav. 914. 4 
 
 history 944 
 
 language 440 
 
 literature 840 
 
 Franchise, elective, pol. science 324 
 
 Franciscans 271 
 
 Franks, history 943 
 
 Free soil party, political party 329 
 
 U. S. history 973.6 
 
 Free trade 337 
 
 Freedom, political liberty 323 
 
 Freehand drawing 741 
 
 Freezing, artificial, ice machines 621 
 
 French composition 448 
 
 French and Indian wars, U. S. hist. 973. 2 
 
 French dictionaries 443 
 
 grammar 445 
 
 language 440 
 
 literature 840 
 
 painting 759 
 
 pronunciation 441 
 
 readers 448 
 
 revolution 944 
 
 spoliations, U. S. hist. 973. 4 
 
 Friction, mechanical engineering 621 
 
 physics 531 
 
 Friends, society of, sects 289 
 
 Friendship 177 
 
 Frobel's system of education 372 
 
 Fruits 634 
 
 Fuel, chemical technology 662 
 
 steam 'engineering 621. 1 
 
 Fugitive slave law, U. S. slavery 326 
 
 Funds, public 336 
 
 Fungi 589 
 
 Fur trade, production 338 
 
 western U. S. 917.8 
 
 trading companies 382 
 
 Furnaces 697 
 
 Furniture and furnishings 645 
 
 artistic 749 
 
 Future life, natural theology 218 
 
 Gadsden purchase, U. S. history 973. 6 
 
 Games 790 
 
 customs 394 
 
 Greek 913. 38 
 
 Roman 913. 37 
 
 Garbage 628 
 
 Garden, kitchen 635 
 
 Gardening, flower 716 
 
 kitchen 635 
 
 landscape 710 
 
 Gas engines 621 
 
 fitting 696 
 
 Gases*, chemical technology 665 
 
 pneumatics 533 
 
 Gastronomy 641 
 
 Gazetteers 910 
 
 Gearing 621 
 
 Gelatine processes, photography 773 
 
 2411 ( 
 
 INDEX
 
 386 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Genealogy 929 
 
 Generals, lives 923 
 
 Geodesy 526 
 
 Geography 910 
 
 ancient 912 
 
 Biblical 220. 9 
 
 bibliography 016. 9 
 
 classical 913. 3 
 
 commercial 910 
 
 descriptive 910 
 
 historical 911 
 
 maps 912 
 
 physical 551 
 
 Geologists, lives . 925 
 
 Geology 550 
 
 dynamic 551 
 
 economic 553 
 
 Geometric drawing, math, drawing 744 
 
 Geometry 513 
 
 analytic 516 
 
 Germ theory of disease, pathology 616 
 
 German, dances 793 
 
 dictionaries 433 
 
 empire 943 
 
 grammar 435 
 
 language 430 
 
 low 439 
 
 literature 830 
 
 low 839 
 
 mythology 293 
 
 opera, music 782 
 
 painting 759 
 
 philosophy 193 
 
 phonology 431 
 
 socialism 335 
 
 sounds 431 
 
 spelling 431 
 
 Germany, descr. & trav. 914. 3 
 
 history 943 
 
 Geysers, physical geology 551 
 
 Ghibelines, Italian history 945 
 
 Gilds, political economy 338 
 
 Girls, counsels to, ethics 177 
 
 Girondists, France, history 944 
 
 Glacial period 551 
 
 Glaciers 551 
 
 ' Glass, chemical technology 666 
 
 iridescent 748 
 
 stained 748 
 
 Glazing 698 
 
 Glue 668 
 
 Gnomes, folklore 398 
 
 Goblins, folklore 398 
 
 God, dogmatics 231 
 
 Gods, idolatry 290 
 
 Gods, mythology 291 
 
 Gold standard 332 
 
 Golf 796 
 
 Good Hope, Cape of, descr. & trav. 916. 8 
 
 Goodness 170 
 
 Goose, Mother, folklore 398 
 
 Gospels, Bible 226 
 
 Gossip, ethics 177 
 
 Gothenburg system 178 
 
 Gothic architecture 723 
 
 Goths 943 
 
 Government, local administration 352 
 
 political science 320 
 U. S. and State administration 353 
 
 Graeco-Russian church 281 
 
 Grail, holy, legends 398 
 
 Grains 633 
 
 Grammar, English 425 
 of other languages, see special language 
 
 Granada, history 
 Grant, presidency 
 Grasses, agriculture 
 
 botany 
 
 Grasshoppers, zoology 
 Gravitation, theories 
 Great Britain, antiquities 
 colonies 
 constitution 
 history 
 
 Greco-Russian church 
 Greece, ancient history 
 antiquities 
 descr. & trav. 
 modern history 
 Greek architecture 
 art, history 
 church 
 classics 
 dictionaries 
 grammar 
 
 independence, mod. hist, 
 language 
 
 modern 
 literature 
 
 modern 
 mythology 
 orders of architecture 
 paleography 
 philosophy 
 sculpture 
 
 Greenhouses, architecture 
 Grounds, private 
 Growth of cities, administration 
 Guelphs, Italian history 
 Guilds, political economy 
 
 946 
 
 973.8 
 
 633 
 
 584 
 
 595 
 
 531 
 
 913.4 
 
 325 
 
 342 
 
 942 
 
 281 
 
 938 
 
 913.38 
 
 914. 95 
 
 949.5 
 
 722 
 
 709 
 
 281 
 
 880 
 
 483 
 
 485 
 
 949.5 
 
 480 
 
 489 
 
 880 
 
 889 
 
 292 
 
 729 
 
 481 
 
 180 
 
 733 
 
 728 
 
 712 
 
 352 
 
 945 
 
 338
 
 387 
 
 Gulf states, U. S. history 976 
 
 stream, physical geog. 551 
 
 Gunmaking 683 
 
 Gunning, sports 799 
 
 Gunpowder plot 942. 06 
 
 Gymnastics HI 3. 7 
 
 Habitations, human, hygiene 613 
 
 Handwriting 652 
 
 Hanover, house of, Eng. hist. 942. 07 
 
 Hanseatic league 943 
 
 Harbor engineering 627 
 
 Harrison, W: H: presidency 973.5 
 
 Hartford convention, U. S. hist. 973. 5 
 
 Hawaii, descr. & trav. 919. 6 
 
 history 996 
 
 Head, craniology 573 
 
 Health, public 614 
 
 Heat, engine 621.1 
 
 physics 536 
 
 Heather 583 
 
 Heating and ventilation 697 
 
 sanitary engineering 628 
 
 steam fitting 696 
 
 Hebrew religion 296 
 
 Hebrews, ancient history 933 
 
 modern history 296 
 
 Hemiptera, zoology 595 
 
 Henry I, English history 942. 02 
 
 Henry 2-3, English history 942. 03 
 
 Heraldry 929 
 
 Heredity, evolution 575 
 
 Hermeneutics 220. 6 
 
 Heroism, ethics 179 
 
 Hibernation, zoology 591 
 
 Hieroglyphics 419 
 
 Highlands, Scotland, descr. & trav. 914. 1 
 
 history 941 
 
 Highways 386 
 
 road engineering 625 
 
 transportation 386 
 
 Himalayas, descr. & trav. 915. 4 
 
 Hindrances, agriculture 632 
 
 Hindu architecture 722 
 
 religion 294 
 
 Hindustan, descr. & trav. 915. 4 
 
 history 954 
 
 Historians, lives 928 
 
 Historical atlases 911 
 
 charts and tables 902 
 
 History 900 
 
 bibliography 016. 9 
 
 constitutional 342 
 
 natural 590 
 
 of civilization 901 
 
 philosophy 901 
 
 History, religious 270 
 
 Hog, domestic animals 636 
 
 Holland, descr. & travel 914. 92 
 
 history 949. 2 
 
 Holy Roman empire 940 
 
 Home customs 392 
 
 economics 640 
 
 life, ethics 173 
 
 rule, Irish history 941.5 
 
 Homiletics 251 
 
 Honey, agriculture 638 
 
 Hood, Robin, legends 398 
 
 Horse 636 
 
 diseases, veterinary med. 619 
 
 Horseshoeing 682 
 
 Hospitals 362 
 
 Hot water heating 697 
 
 Hours of labor, political econ. 331 
 
 House building 690 
 
 painting, building 698 
 
 sewerage 628 
 
 Household economics . 640 
 
 Houses, architecture 728 
 
 hygiene 613 
 
 Hudson river, description 917. 47 
 
 Hudson's Bay Co. 382 
 
 Huguenots 284 
 
 Human life, protection from accident 614. 8 
 
 mind, psychology 150 
 
 physiology 612 
 
 race, ethnology 572 
 
 Humor, American 817 
 
 English 827 
 
 Latin 877 
 
 Hundred years war 940 
 
 Hungarian literature 894 
 
 Hungary, description & travel 914. 39 
 
 history 943. 9 
 
 Hunting 799 
 
 Hydraulic engineering 627 
 
 machinery 621 
 
 Hydraulics 532 
 
 Hygiene, mental 131 
 
 . personal 613 
 
 public 614 
 
 Hymenoptera, zoology 595 
 
 Hymnology 245 
 
 Hypnotism 134 
 
 Ice age 551 
 
 manufacture 621 
 
 Icebergs, physical geography 551 
 
 Iceland, descr. & trav. 914. 91 
 
 Ichthyology 597 
 
 Idealism 104 
 
 Identity, personal 126 
 
 INDEX
 
 388 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Idiocy 132 
 Idioms, see dictionaries of special languages 
 
 Idolatry, nonchristian religions 290 
 
 Illuminating gases, chem. tech. 665 
 
 Illustration 745 
 
 Imitation, sociology 301 
 
 Immigration 325 
 
 Immortality 218 
 
 metaphysics 128 
 
 Impressionist school of painting 759 
 
 Incarnation, Christology 232 
 
 Income 331 
 
 Incubation, artificial 636 
 
 Indelible inks, chem. technology 667 
 
 Independence, American, U. S. hist. 973. 3 
 
 Indexes to essays 040 
 
 periodicals 050 
 
 India, antiquities, modern 913. 54 
 
 architecture, ancient 722 
 
 British, history 954 
 
 Christian missions 266 
 
 Christianity 275. 4 
 
 description & travel 915. 4 
 
 Farther, descr. & travel 915.9 
 
 religions 299 
 
 rubber, manufactures 678 
 
 Indian legends 398 
 
 wars, U. S. history 973. 2 
 
 Indians, American 970. 1 
 
 Individualism 335 
 
 Individuality 126 
 
 Individuals and the state, ethics 172 
 
 Indo-European literature 891 
 
 Indoor amusements 793 
 
 Induction, electricity 537 
 
 magnetism 538 
 
 Inductive logic 161 
 
 Industrial arts 600 
 
 Industries, chemical technology 660 
 
 political economy 338 
 
 useful arts 600 
 
 Infants, care of 618 
 
 food for, hygiene 613 
 
 nursery . 649 
 
 Infectious diseases, pub. health 614 
 
 Inflation, paper money 332 
 
 Injured, aid to, protection of life 614. 8 
 
 Injurious insects, agriculture 632 
 
 Ink 667 
 
 Inorganic chemistry 546 
 
 Insanity, mind and body 132 
 
 Insectivorous plants 581 
 
 Insects, fertilization of plants 581 
 
 injurious, agriculture 632 
 
 zoology 595 
 
 Inspiration, Bible 220. 1 
 
 Instinct, animals 591 
 
 Institutions, char. & reform. 360 
 
 Instrument making 681 
 
 Instruments, orchestral 785 
 
 stringed 787 
 
 Integral calculus 517 
 
 Intellect 151 
 
 Intellectual life, self education 374 
 
 philosophy 150 
 
 Intelligence, animal 591 
 
 Intemperance, ethics 178 
 
 Interest, political economy 332 
 
 Internal relations 323 
 
 International copyright, publishing 655 
 
 law 341 
 
 Interstate commerce 385 
 
 Inventions 608 
 
 Inventors, lives 926 
 
 Invertebrates 592 
 
 Invincible armada, Spanish hist. 946 
 
 Ireland, descr. & trav. 914. 15 
 
 history 941.5 
 
 Irish home rule, history 941. 5 
 
 Iron age, prehistoric archeology 57.1 
 
 articles 672 
 
 mask, French history 944 
 
 metallurgy 669 
 
 structures, architecture 721 
 
 work, art 739 
 
 Irrigation, agriculture 631 
 
 canal engineering 626 
 
 Isaiah, Bible 224 
 
 Islands, Oceanica, descr. & trav. 919 
 
 Isle of Man 942 
 
 Israelites, history, ancient 933 
 
 modern 296 
 Italian composition . 458 
 
 dictionaries 453 
 
 grand opera 782 
 
 language 450 
 
 literature 850 
 
 painting 759 
 
 republics, history 945 
 
 Italy, antiquities 913. 37 
 
 description & travel 914. 5 
 
 history 945 
 
 Jackson, presidency 973. 5 
 
 Jacobins, French history 944 
 
 Jamaica, description & travel 917. 29 
 
 history 972. 9 
 
 James 1-2, English history 942. 06 
 
 Japan, description & travel 915. 2 
 
 history 952 
 
 Japanese architecture 722
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 389 
 
 Jeanne d'Arc, biography 923 
 
 French history 944 
 
 Jefferson, presidency 973.4 
 
 Jerusalem, description 915. 6 
 
 history, ancient 933 
 
 Jesuit missions, Canadian hist. 971 
 
 Jesuits 271 
 
 Jesus Christ 232 
 
 legends 244 
 
 paintings 755 
 
 Jetties, engineering 627 
 
 Jews, fiistory, ancient 933 
 
 modern 296 
 
 Joan of Arc, biography 923 
 
 French history 944 
 
 Job, Bible 223 
 
 Johnson, presidency 973. 8 
 
 Joinery 694 
 
 Journalism 070 
 
 Judaism 296 
 
 Judea, antiquities 913. 33 
 
 ancient history 933 
 
 Judges, lives 923 
 
 Jugglery 791 
 
 Jupiter, astronomy 523 
 
 Justice, ethics 179 
 
 Juvenile books, reading and aids 028 
 
 Kamtchatka. description & travel 915. 7 
 
 Kansas, U. S. history 978. 1 
 
 struggle in, U. S. hist. 973. 6 
 
 Kant. German philosophy 193 
 
 Kempis, Thomas & 242 
 
 Kentucky, description & travel 917. 69 
 
 U. S. history 976. 9 
 
 Keramics, art 738 
 
 chemical technology 666 
 
 Kindergarten 372 
 
 Kinematics, physics 531 
 
 King Philip's war, U. S. history 974 
 
 King William's war, U. S. history 973. 2 
 
 Kings, lives 923 
 
 Kitchen garden 635 
 
 middens, archeology 571 
 
 Kleptomania, mental disease 132 
 
 Klondike, description & travel 917. 98 
 
 Knightage, heraldry 929. 7 
 
 Knitting 646 
 
 Know-nothing party, U. S. politics 329 
 
 Koran, Mahometanism 297 
 
 Korea, description & travel 915. 1 
 
 history 951 
 
 Krishna, Buddhism 294 
 
 Labor 331 
 
 Laboring classes 331 
 
 Lace 746 
 
 Lacquer work, manufactures 667 
 
 Lake states, description & trav. 917. 7 
 
 U. S. history 977 
 
 transportation 387 
 
 Lakes 551 
 
 Lamarckism 575 
 
 Lancaster and York, Eng. hist. 942. 04 
 
 Land, political economy 333 
 
 Landlord and tenant, pol. econ. 333 
 
 Landscape gardening 710 
 
 Language . 400 
 
 La Salle, discoveries 973. 2 
 
 Lathe work, amateur manuals 680 
 
 mechanical eng. 621 
 
 Latin antiquities 913. 37 
 
 classics 870 
 
 dictionaries 473 
 
 grammar 475 
 
 hymns, hymnology 245 
 
 language 470 
 
 literature 870 
 
 medieval & mod, 879 
 
 Launches 699 
 
 Laundry 648 
 
 Law 340 
 
 moral, ethics 170 
 
 treatises 347 
 
 Lawn tennis . 796 
 
 Lawyers, lives 923 
 
 Leather 675 
 
 Lecompton constitution, Kansas hist. 978. 1 
 
 U. S. hist. 973.6 
 
 Legends, folklore 398 
 
 sacred art 755 
 
 religion 244 
 
 Legerdemain 791 
 
 Legislative annals 328 
 
 bodies 328 
 
 Lepidoptera, zoology 595 
 
 Lettering 745 
 
 Letters, English 826 
 
 Latin 876 
 
 Levant, description & travel 915. 6 
 
 Liberty, civil, political science 323 
 
 Library administration 025 
 
 catalogs, dictionary 019 
 
 subject 017 
 
 economy 020 
 
 License, temperance 178 
 
 Life, future, natural theology 218 
 
 metaphysics 111 
 
 origin of 576 
 
 Light 535 
 
 electric 621. 3 
 
 houses, protection of life 614. 8 
 
 INDEX
 
 390 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Light, zodiacal, astronomy 523 
 
 Limestone, economic geology 553 
 
 Lincoln, presidency 973. 7 
 
 Linen manufacture 677 
 
 Linguists, lives 924 
 
 Linotype 655 
 
 Lions, training 591 
 
 zoology 599 
 
 Liquor traffic 178 
 
 Literary criticism, art of 801 
 
 property, publishing 655 
 
 style, rhetoric 808 
 
 Literature 800 
 
 bibliography 016. 8 
 
 biography 928 
 
 Lithology 552 
 
 Live stock, agriculture 636 
 
 Lives, American indians 970. 2 
 
 biography 920 
 
 Living, cost 640 
 
 Livingstone, David, travels 916. 7 
 
 Loan systems, library economy 025 
 
 Local government, administration 352 
 
 option 178 
 
 Lockmaking 683 
 
 Lockouts 331 
 
 Locomotives 621. 1 
 
 Logic . 160 
 
 Lombard street, banking 332 
 
 Loom, manufactures 677 
 
 Louisiana purchase 973. 4 
 
 Low countries, history 949. 2 
 
 Lubrication and lubricants 621 
 
 Lunacy, mind and body 132 
 
 Lutheran church 284 
 
 Lyric poetry. Greek 884 
 
 Latin 874 
 
 Mabinogeon, Welsh literature 891 
 
 Machine shop practice 621 
 
 tools 621 
 
 Machinery 621 . 
 
 in industry, pol. econ. 338 
 
 Mackenzie, description & travel 917. 1 
 
 Madagascar 916. 9 
 
 Madonna in art, art history 709 
 
 painting 755 
 
 Magazines, general periodicals 050 
 
 npecial subject see subject 
 
 Magic, amusements 791 
 
 lantern, optics 535 
 
 Magna charta, constitutional hist. 342 
 
 English history 942. 03 
 
 Magnetism 538 
 
 and electricity 537 
 
 animal, mind and body 134 
 
 Magyar literature ,s<q 
 
 Mahabharata, Sanskrit literature 891 
 
 Mahometanism 297 
 
 Maine, description & travel 917. 41 
 
 Malaysia, description & travel 919. 1 
 
 Malt liquors, brewing 663 
 
 Mammals 599 
 
 Man, antiquity, prehist. archeology 571 
 
 nat. hist. 573 
 
 ethnology 572 
 
 Isle of, history 942 
 
 mental faculties 150 
 
 natural history 573 
 
 physiology 612 
 
 Manual training 371 
 
 Manuals, business 658 
 
 collectors' 579 
 
 parliamentary practise 328 
 
 Manufactures 670 
 
 production 338 
 
 Manufacturing works, engineering 621 
 
 Maps 912 
 
 astronomy 524 
 
 Marine animals 591 
 
 engineering 621 
 
 flora 581. 9 
 
 Mariner's compass, magnetism 538 
 
 Market gardening, agriculture 635 
 
 Marque and reprisals, internet, law 341 
 
 Marquetry, artistic furniture 749 
 
 Mars, planet 523 
 
 Martinique, description & travel 917. 29 
 
 Martyrs 272 
 
 Mary, queen of England, hist. 942.05 
 
 Virgin, legends 244 
 
 Maryland, history 975. 2 
 
 Mashonaland 916. 8 
 Mason and Dixon's line, U. S. slavery 326 
 
 Masonry 693 
 
 Massachusetts, descr. & travel 917. 44 
 
 history 974. 4 
 
 Materials, building 691 
 
 strength of 620 
 
 Maternity, ethics 173 
 
 medicine 618 
 
 Mathematical drawing , 744 
 
 Mathematics 510 
 
 Matter, physics 530 
 
 properties 539 
 
 Mauritius, descr. & trav. 916. 9 
 
 Maxims, folklore 398 
 
 Measures and weights 389 
 
 Measuring, surveying 526 
 
 Mechanic trades 680 
 
 Mechanical drawing 744
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 391 
 
 Mechanical engineering 621 
 
 amateur 680 
 
 Mechanics 531 
 
 Mechanism, engineering 621 
 
 Media, ancient history 935 
 
 Medicine 610 
 
 preventive, public health 614 
 
 veterinary 619 
 
 Medieval architecture 723 
 
 art, history of 709 
 
 designs 745 
 
 Europe, history 940 
 
 Latin 479 
 
 Meditative theology 242 
 
 Mediterranean sea, descr. & trav. 914 
 
 Medo-Persia, ancient history 935 
 
 antiquities 913. 35 
 
 Memoirs, biography 920 
 
 Memory in animals, zoology 591 
 
 mental derangements 132 
 
 Mendicant orders 271 
 
 Mental derangements 132 
 
 faculties of animals, zool. 591 
 
 man . 150 
 
 healing 615 
 
 physiology and hygiene 131 
 
 Merchant marine 387 
 
 Mercury, planet 523 
 
 Mesmerism, mind and body 134 
 
 Mesopotamia, antiquities 913. 35 
 
 Metal articles 671 
 
 work, art 739 
 
 machinery 621 
 
 manufactures 670 
 
 Metallurgy 669 
 
 Metaphysics 110 
 
 Meteoritic hypothesis 523 
 
 Meteorology 551 
 
 Meteors and comets, astronomy 523 
 
 Methodist church 287 
 
 Methodists, lives 922 
 
 Methods of education 371 
 
 Metric system, internat. measures . 389 
 
 Mexican indians 970. 1 
 
 war, U. S. history 973. 6 
 
 Mexico, description & travel 917. 2 
 
 history 972 
 
 Microbes, botany 589 
 
 etiology 616 
 
 Microscope and microscopy 578 
 
 Microscopy 578 
 
 Middle ages, European history 940 
 
 bibliography 016. 9 
 
 states, U. S. history 974 
 
 Midwifery, obstetrics 618 
 
 Military biography 923 
 
 Military engineering 623 
 
 science 355 
 
 Milk, dairy 637 
 
 Mill dams, hydraulic engineering 627 
 
 work, engineering 621 
 
 Milling tools 621 
 
 Mind 150 
 
 and body 130 
 
 cure, therapeutics 615 
 
 in animals, zoology 591 
 
 Mineralogy 549 
 
 Mines 622 
 
 Mining engineering 622 
 
 Ministers, lives 922 
 
 Ministry, religion 250 
 
 Minstrelsy, English poetry 821 
 
 Mints, political economy 332 
 
 Miocene period, geology 551 
 
 Mirabeau, French history 944 
 
 Mirage, optics 535 
 
 Miscellany, Amer. literature 818 
 
 Eng. literature 828 
 
 German literature 838 
 
 Greek literature 888 
 
 Latin literature 878 
 
 Missing link, origin of species 575 
 
 Missionaries, lives 922 
 
 Missions . 266 
 
 Mnemonic derangements 132 
 
 Modern architecture 724 
 
 Greek language 489 
 
 literature 889 
 
 history 040-999 
 
 philosophers 190 
 
 sculpture 735 
 
 Mohammedanism 297 
 
 Molecular physics 539 
 
 Mollusks 594 
 
 Monarchs, lives 923 
 
 Monastic orders 271 
 
 Money 332 
 
 metrology 389 
 
 Mongols, history 950 
 
 Monkeys, zoology 599 
 
 Monocotyledonae 584 
 
 Monometalism 332 
 
 Monopolies 338 
 
 municipal 352 
 
 Monroe, presidency 973. 5 
 
 Monroe doctrine, foreign relations 327 
 
 Montreal, history 971 
 
 Monuments, antiquities 913 
 
 Moon 523 
 
 Moors in Spain 946 
 
 INDEX
 
 392 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Morals 170 
 
 Moravian brethren 284 
 
 Morrnonism 298 
 
 Morocco, description & travel 916. 4 
 
 history 964' 
 
 Mosaics, architectural decoration 729 
 
 Mosquitoes, zoology 595 
 
 Mosses 588 
 
 Mother, maternity 618 
 
 Moths 595 
 
 Motion 531 
 
 Motors, electric 621. 3 
 
 Mound builders, Amer. antiquities 913. 7 
 
 Mountain states, descr. & trav. 917. 8 
 
 history 978 
 
 Mountaineering 796 
 
 Mountains, physical geography 551 
 
 Multiple stars 523 
 
 Municipal government 352 
 
 improvement 352 
 
 Mural decoration 729 
 
 Mushrooms 589 
 
 Music 780 
 
 Musical instruments, orchestra 785 
 
 Musicians, lives 927 
 
 Mycenae, ancient history 938 
 
 Mycology, botany 589 
 
 Mystery plays, English literature 822 
 
 Mythology, comparative * 291 
 
 German 293 
 
 Greek and Roman 292 
 
 Norse 293 
 
 Names of days of week 529 
 
 persons and places 929 
 
 Naples, Italy, description 914. 5 
 
 Nations, law of, internal law 341 
 
 Natural history 500 
 
 selection 575 
 
 theology 210 
 
 Naturalists, lives 925 
 
 Nature study 507 
 
 Naval biography 923 
 
 engineering 623 
 
 history, Amer. civil war 973. 7 
 
 Navigation 527 
 
 useful arts 656 
 
 Navigators, lives 923 
 
 Nebulae, astronomy 523 
 
 Nebular hypothesis 523 
 
 Needlework, fine arts 746 
 
 useful arts 646 
 
 Negro, folklore 398 
 
 race, ethnology 572 
 
 slavery 326 
 
 Neolithic age, prehistoric archeol. 571 
 
 Neptune, planet 523 
 
 Nervous system, mind & body 131 
 
 Netherlands, descr. & trav. 914. 92 
 
 history 949. 2 
 
 Neutrality, international law 341 
 
 New England, desc. & trav. 917.4 
 
 history 974 
 
 France, Canada, history 971 
 
 Guinea, desc. & trav. 919. 5 
 
 Hampshire, descr. & trav. 917. 42 
 
 Mexico, U. S. history 978. 9 
 
 testament 225 
 
 York (state) descr. & trav. 917. 47 
 
 history 974. 7 
 
 Zealand, descr. & trav. 919. 3 
 
 history 993 
 
 Newspapers 070 
 
 Nibelungenlied, folklore 398 
 
 German poetry 831 
 
 Nicknames 014 
 
 Nigeria . 916. 6 
 
 Nile river 916. 2 
 
 sources 16. 7 
 
 Nineteenth century, history 909 
 
 industries 609 
 
 inventions 608 
 
 science 509 
 
 Nippur, antiquities 913. 35 
 
 Nobility, heraldry 929. 7 
 
 Nonchristian religions 290 
 
 Normans, English history 942. 02 
 
 Norse literature 839 
 
 mythology 293 
 
 North Africa, desc. & trav. 916. 1 
 
 history 961 
 
 America, antiquities 913. 7 
 
 descr. & tray. 917 
 
 statistics 317 
 
 American Indians 970. 1 
 
 religion 299 
 
 Atlantic states, descr. & trav. 917.4 
 
 history 974 
 
 Carolina, descr. & trav. 917.56 
 
 Central Africa, descr. & trav. 916. 6 
 
 Central states, descr. & trav. 917. 7 
 
 history 977 
 
 pole 919. 8 
 
 Northeastern states, descr. & trav. 917.4 
 
 history 974 
 
 Northern lights, aurora borealis 523 
 
 mythology 293 
 
 Northmen, antiquities 913. 4 
 
 history 948 
 
 Northwest territory, history 977 
 
 Norway, description & travel 914. 81
 
 . SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 393 
 
 Norway, history 948. 1 
 
 Norwegian language 439 
 
 literature 839 
 
 Nova Scotia, descr. & trav. 917. 1 
 
 Novel reading 028 
 
 Novelists, lives, English 928 
 
 Novels, English literature 823 
 
 religious 244 
 see aim Fiction 
 
 Nullification in South Carolina 973. 5 
 
 Nuremberg 943 
 
 Nursery 649 
 
 rhymes, folklore 398 
 
 illustrated. 741 
 
 with music 784 
 
 Nursing 610 
 
 Nuts, cultivation 634 
 
 Oak. botany 583 
 
 Object teaching, education 372 
 
 Observatories 522 
 
 Obstetrics 618 
 
 Occult sciences 130 
 
 Ocean telegraph 654 
 
 transportation 387 
 
 travel 910 
 
 Oceanica, descr. & trav. 919 
 
 Oceans 551 
 
 CEcumenical councils, religious history 270 
 
 Office buildings, construction 721 
 
 Officers, army and navy, lives 923 
 
 Official register, U. S. civil serv. 351 
 
 Ohio, history 977. 1 
 
 valley, desc. & trav. 917. 7 
 
 Oil, coal, economic geology 553 
 
 engines 621 
 
 Oils 665 
 
 Old red sandstone, geology 551 
 
 testament 221 
 
 Olympic games, Grecian antiq. 913. 38 
 
 Ontology 111 
 
 Opera, dramatic music 782 
 
 stage 792 
 
 Operetta, music 782 
 
 Op rettas, juvenile 793 
 
 Optics 535 
 
 Oratorio 783 
 
 Oratory 808 
 
 American 815 
 
 English 825 
 
 Greek 885 
 
 Latin 875 
 
 Orchards 634 
 
 Orchestral music 785 
 
 Orders, monastic 271 
 
 of architecture 729 
 
 Oregon question, U. S. history 973. 6 
 
 Ores 553 
 
 metallurgy 669 
 
 Organ 786 
 
 Organic chemistry 547 
 
 Oriental architecture 722 
 
 art 709 
 
 church 281 
 
 mythology 291 
 
 religions 290 
 
 Origin of language 401 
 
 man, nat. hist, of man 573 
 
 religious belief 201 
 
 sexes, evolution 575 
 
 species, evolution 575 
 
 Orinoco river, descr. A trav. 918. 7 
 
 Ornament, architectural decoration 729 
 
 Ornamental design 745 
 
 gardening, landscape 710 
 
 Ornithology 598 
 
 Orology, physical geography 551 
 
 Orphan asylums 362 
 
 Orthodox church, holy or Greek 281 
 
 Orthoepy, English language 421 
 
 Orthography, English 421 
 
 of other languages, see special language 
 
 Ostracism, Greek antiquities 913. 38 
 
 Ottoman empire, descr. & trav. 914. 96 
 
 history 949. 6 
 
 Outbuildings, architecture 728 
 
 Outdoor sports 796 
 
 Overwork, mental, mental hygiene 131 
 
 Oxford university 378 
 
 Pachyderms, zoology 599 
 Pacific islands, Polynesia, descr. & trav. 919. 6 
 
 history 996 
 
 states, descr. & trav. 917.9 
 
 Paganism 290 
 
 Pageants, customs 394 
 
 Pain, theology 231 
 
 Painted decoration, arch, design 729 
 
 Painters, lives 927 
 
 Painting, fine art 750 
 
 house, sign, etc. 698 
 
 schools of 759 
 
 Paints, chemical technology 667 
 Paleolithic age, prehistoric archeology 571 
 
 Paleobotany 551 
 
 Paleography, Greek 481 
 
 Paleontology 560 
 
 Palestine, ancient history 933 
 
 description & travel 915. 6 
 
 Panics, commercial 332 
 
 Pantomime 792 
 
 Pantomimes, parlor amusements 793 
 
 INDEX
 
 394 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS. LIST 
 
 Papacy, European history 940 
 
 Roman catholic church 282 
 
 Paper, hanging 698 
 
 manufacture 676 
 
 money 332 
 
 Parasitic plants, agriculture 632 
 
 Parents, ethics 173 
 
 Paris, description 914. 4 
 
 Parliament, constitutional law 342 
 
 Parliamentary practise 328 
 
 Parnell movement 941. 5 
 Parsifal, legends ' 398 
 
 Wagner opera 782 
 
 Parthenon, architecture 722 
 
 Parties, political 329 
 
 social 793 
 
 Party conventions 329 
 
 Parzival, legends 398 
 
 Wagner opera 782 
 
 Pastoral theology 250 
 
 Patagonia, descr. & trav. 918. 2 
 
 Patent law 608 
 
 Patents 608 
 
 Pathology 616 
 
 mental 131 
 
 Patriotism, ethics 172 
 
 Patriots, lives 923 
 
 Patternmaking 671 
 
 Pauperism 339 
 
 Pavements 625 
 
 Peaches, agriculture 634 
 
 Pears, agriculture 634 
 
 Peasants war 943 
 
 Pedagogics 371 
 
 Peerage, heraldry 929. 7 
 
 Peloponnesus, ancient history 938 
 
 modern history 949. 5 
 
 Peninsular war, Spanish history 946 
 
 Penmanship 652 
 
 Pennsylvania, history 974. 8 
 
 Pensions, old age 351 
 
 laboring classes 331 
 
 Periodicals, general 050 
 
 Perpetual motion 531 
 
 Persecutions 272 
 
 Persia, ancient history 935 
 
 descr. & trav. 915. 5 
 
 Person of Christ, doctrinal theol. 232 
 
 Personal hygiene, medicine 613 
 
 names, etymology 929 
 
 Personality 126 
 
 Perspective 742 
 
 Persuasion, logic 168 
 
 Peru, history 985 
 
 Pests, agriculture 632 
 
 Petrology, geology 552 
 
 Phanerogamia . 582 
 
 Phenicia, ancient history 939 
 
 Philadelphia, Pa., history 974.8 
 
 Philanthropists, lives 923 
 
 Philippines, desc. & trav. 919. 1 
 
 history 991 
 
 Philip's, king, war, New Eng. hist. 974 
 
 Philologists, lives 924 
 
 Philology 400 
 
 Philosophers, lives 921 
 
 Philosophic systems 140 
 
 Philosophy 100 
 
 ancient 180 
 
 biography 921 
 
 history 109 
 
 modern 190 
 
 of history 901 
 
 Phoenicia, ancient history 939 
 
 Phonetic shorthand 653 
 
 spelling, English lang. 421 
 
 Phonology, English 421 
 
 German 431 
 
 Phosphates, fertilizers, agriculture 631 
 
 Photoelectrotyping 777 
 
 Photoengraving 777 
 
 Photographic chemistry 771 
 
 Photographic materials 771 
 
 Photography 770 
 
 Physical education, hygiene 613. 7 
 
 geography 551 
 
 sciences 500 
 
 Physicians, lives 926 
 
 Physics 530 
 
 Physiognomy 138 
 
 Physiography 551 
 
 Physiology, animal 591 
 
 human 612 
 
 mental 131 
 
 vegetable 581 
 
 Pianists, lives 927 
 
 Piano 786 
 
 Picts, Scottish history 941 
 
 Picture books 741 
 
 Pierce, presidency 973. 6 
 
 Piers, architectural construction 721 
 
 bridges 624 
 
 river & harbor eng. 627 
 
 Piety, practical 240 
 
 Pigment processes 773 
 
 Pigments, chemical technology 667 
 
 Pigs, domestic animals 636 
 
 Pioneers, lives 923 
 
 Piracy, history 910 
 
 Pirates, Barbary 961
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 395 
 
 Pirates, lives 910 
 
 Pisces 597 
 
 Pisciculture, business 639 
 
 Pistols, manufacture 683 
 
 Places, names of, etymology 929 
 
 Planets, descriptive astronomy 523 
 
 Planing machines, mech. eng. 621 
 
 Plans, building 692 
 
 of cities, maps 912 
 
 Plantagenets, Eng. hist. 942. 03 
 
 Plants, botany 580 
 
 cultivated 581 
 
 fossil 561 
 
 gardening 716 
 
 Plastering 693 
 
 Plato, Greek literature 888 
 
 Platonic philosophy 184 
 
 Play of animals 591 
 
 man 150 
 
 Players, lives 927 
 
 Playing cards 795 
 
 flays, American drama 812 
 
 English drama 822 
 
 French drama 842 
 
 German drama 832 
 
 parlor amusements 793 
 
 Plumbing, building 696 
 
 sanitation 628 
 
 Plurality of worlds, astronomy 523 
 
 Pneumatics 533 
 
 Poetical books of Bible 223 
 
 Poetry, American 811 
 
 collections, general 808 
 
 English 821 
 
 structure 426 
 
 French 841 
 
 German 831 
 
 Greek 881 
 
 Italian 851 
 
 Latin 871 
 
 religious 245 
 
 Spanish 861 
 
 Poets, lives 928 
 
 Pointed architecture 723 
 
 Poker, amusements 795 
 
 Poland, description & travel 914. 38 
 
 history 943. 8 
 
 Russian history 947 
 
 Polar regions, Antarctic, descr. & travel 919. 9 
 
 Arctic, descr. & travel 919. 8 
 
 Police, local government 352 
 
 Polish, chemical technology 667 
 
 Polish language 491 
 
 literature 891 
 
 Polishing, painting 698 
 
 Politeness, ethics 177 
 
 etiquet 395 
 
 Political conventions 329 
 
 economy 330 
 
 parties 329 
 
 science 320 
 
 status of women 396 
 
 Politicians, lives 923 
 
 Polk, presidency 973. 6 
 
 Pollution, air, public health 614 
 
 water, supply of towns 628 
 
 Polygamy, Mormonism 298 
 
 Polynesia, descr. & trav. 919. 6 
 
 Polytheism 290 
 
 Pomology, agriculture 634 
 
 Pompeii, antiquities 913. 37 
 
 Pontiac's conspiracy 973. 2 
 
 Poor 339 
 
 Popes, church history 282 
 
 European history 940 
 
 lives 922 
 
 Popish plot, English history 942. 06 
 
 Porcelain, chemical technology 666 
 
 fine art 733 
 
 Portland cement, building material 691 
 
 manufacture 666 
 
 Porto Rico, description & travel 917. 29 
 
 Portugal, description & travel 914. 69 
 
 history 946. 9 
 
 Portuguese language 469 
 
 Potato, agriculture 635 
 
 Pottery, art 738 
 
 manufacture 666 
 
 prehistoric 571 
 
 Poultry 636 
 
 Poverty, pauperism 339 
 
 Power, transmission of 621 
 
 Practical religion 240 
 
 Prague 943. 7 
 
 Prayer, book of common 264 
 
 Preachers, lives 922 
 
 Preaching 251 
 
 Preadamites 573 
 
 Prefixes, English etymology 422 
 
 Preraphaelitism 759 
 
 Presbyterian church 285 
 
 Presbyterians, lives 922 
 
 Preservatives, building 691 
 
 Presidency, elections 324 
 
 Presidents, lives 923 
 
 Press, journalism 070 
 
 printing 655 
 
 Prestidigitation 791 
 
 Prevention of contagious diseases 614 
 
 Prices 338 
 
 INDEX
 
 396 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Priests, lives, Roman catholic 922 
 
 Primaries, suffrage 324 
 
 Primary schools, methods 372 
 
 Primeval man, nat. hist, of man 573 
 
 prehistoric archeol. 571 
 
 Primitive churches 281 
 
 culture 571 
 
 Printing 655 
 
 Private theatricals 793 
 
 Privateers, international law 341 
 
 Prizes " " 341 
 
 Processes, building 691 
 
 Production 338 
 
 Profit sharing 331 
 
 Progress, civilization 901 
 
 sociology 301 
 
 Prohibition party, pol. science 329 
 
 temperance 178 
 
 Pronunciation, English 421 
 
 French 441 
 
 Proofreading, printing 655 
 
 Property, capital 331 
 
 theory 335 
 
 Prophets, Bible 224 
 
 Prosody, English 426 
 
 Protection of life 614. 8 
 
 political economy 337 
 
 Protective inoculation, pub. health 614 
 
 Protectorate, English history 942. 06 
 
 Protestantism 284 
 
 Protoplasm, biology 576 
 
 Protozoans 593 
 
 Provencal literature 849 
 
 Proverbs 398 
 
 Providence, dogmatics 231 
 
 natural theology 214 
 
 Prussia, history 943. 1 
 
 Psalms, Bible 223 
 
 Pseudonyms 014 
 
 Psychic research 130 
 
 Psychology 150 
 
 comparative 591 
 
 physiologic 130 
 
 Pteridophyta 587 
 
 Public administration 350 
 
 buildings 725 
 
 charities 361 
 
 credit, political econ. 336 
 
 customs 394 
 
 health 614 
 
 schools 379 
 
 securities, pol. economy 336 
 
 Publishers 655 
 
 Publishing 655 
 
 Pumping machinery 621 
 
 Punctuation, P^nglish language 421 
 
 Puritans, English history 942. 0(> 
 
 Mass, history 974. 4 
 
 Puzzles 793 
 
 Pygmies, folklore 398 
 
 Pyramids, Egyptian 913. 32 
 
 Pyrenees mountains, descr. & trav. 914. 6 
 
 Quadrupeds 599 
 
 Quadruplex telegraphs, communication 654 
 
 Quakers, lives 922 
 
 sects 289 
 
 Quaternary age, geology 551 
 
 Quays, harbor engineering 627 
 
 Quebec, history 971 
 
 Queen Anne's war 973. 2 
 
 Queens, lives 923 
 
 Quotations, gen. collections 808 
 
 Greek literature 880 
 
 Latin literature 870 
 
 Races of man 572 
 
 Radiates 593 
 
 Radiation 530 
 
 heat 536 
 
 Railroad engineering 625 
 
 locomotives 621 
 
 Railroading 656 
 
 Railroads, business 656 
 
 electric 621. 3 
 
 sociology 385 
 
 Rationalism, natural theology 211 
 Reader in special language, see language 
 
 Reading, guides to 028 
 
 private, self education 374 
 
 Reality 110 
 
 Rebellion, Southern, U. S. history 973. 7 
 
 Recipe books, cookery 641 
 
 Reciprocity, free trade 337 
 
 Reconstruction, II. S. history 973. 8 
 
 Recreation, hygiene 613. 7 
 
 Referendum 321 
 
 Reform, sociology 301 
 
 spelling, English lang. 421 
 
 Reformation, age of, European hist. 940 
 
 religious history 270 
 
 Reformatory agencies 364 
 
 Reformed church in America 285 
 
 Refrigerating machinery 621 
 
 Registers, family 929 
 
 Relations, foreign, pol. science 327 
 
 Relative location, library econ. 025 * 
 
 Religion 200 
 
 and' science 210 
 
 bibliography 016. 2 
 
 biography 922 
 
 collected works 208
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 397 
 
 Religion, dictionaries 
 essays 
 evolution 
 philosophy 
 practical 
 
 Religions, nonchristian 
 Religious architecture 
 biography 
 education 
 
 Sunday schools 
 fiction 
 history 
 
 orders, monastic 
 painting 
 poetry 
 Renaissance, architecture 
 
 European history 
 fine arts 
 
 Greek literature 
 Italy 
 Rent 
 
 Representation 
 
 Representative gov't, pol. science 
 Reprisal, international law 
 Reproduction, zoology 
 Republican institutions 
 party, U. S. 
 Repudiation, finance 
 Residences 
 
 Resumption, U. S. finance 
 Revised version, Eng. Bible 
 Revival, Greek architecture 
 of letters, lit. hist. 
 Revolution, American history 
 
 English " 1688 
 French " 
 
 Rhetoric 
 
 Rhine, description & travel 
 Richard 1-2, English history 
 
 3, English history 
 Riddles, amusements 
 Rifle manufacture 
 Right of search 
 
 standard of, ethics 
 Ritual 
 River engineering 
 
 transportation 
 Rivers, physical geography 
 
 water supply 
 Road engineering 
 Roads 
 
 and pavements, engineering 
 Robin Hood, legends 
 Rocks 
 Rocky mountain region, history 
 
 203 Rocky mountains, descr. & trav. 917. 8 
 
 204 Roland, legends 398 
 201 Roman antiquities 913. 37 
 201 catholic church 282 
 240 mythology 292 
 290 Romances, legends 398 
 726 Rome, ancient history 937 
 922 antiquities 913. 37 
 377 description and travel 914. 5 
 268 modern 945 
 
 244 Rontgen rays 53 
 
 270 Roofing 695 
 
 271 Roofs 624 
 755 Roses, wars of 942. 04 
 
 245 Rouen, France, history 944 
 724 Roundheads, English history 942. 06 
 940 Rowing, sport 797 
 709 Rubber 678 
 880 Rugs, fine art 745 
 945 manufactures 677 
 333 Rulers, lives 923 
 324 Rules of order, parliamentary 328 
 321 Ruminants, zoology 599 
 341 Russia, Asiatic, descr. & trav. 915. 7 
 591 European, description & travel 914. 7 
 321 history 947 
 329 Russian church, sects 281 
 336 language 491 
 728 literature 891 
 336 Sabbath schools 268 
 
 220. 5 Sacred music 783 
 724 poetry 245 
 809 rhetoric 251 
 973. 3 Sacrifice, Christology 232 
 
 942. 06 Sagas, Norse 839 
 944 Sailing directions 656 
 808 Sailors, lives 926 
 914. 3 Saint Albans raid, U. S. hist. 973. 7 
 
 942. 03 Simonism, socialism 335 
 
 942. 04 Saints, lives 922 
 793 Saloons, temperance 178 
 683 Salvation 234 
 341 Samoan islands 996 
 171 Sandstone, economic geology 553 
 264 old red 551 
 
 627 Sandwich Islands, descr. & trav. 919. 6 
 387 history 996 
 
 551 Sangreal, legends 398 
 
 628 Sanhedrin, Judaism 296 
 625 Sanitary engineering 628 
 625 measures, public health 614 
 625 Sanskrit literature 891 
 398 Saracen empire, history 953 
 
 552 Satire, American 817 
 978 English 827 
 
 INDEX
 
 398 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Satire, Latin 877 
 
 Saturn, planet 523 
 
 Savingsbanks 332 
 
 Saxon, Anglo-, language 429 
 
 literature 829 
 
 Scandinavia, history 948 
 
 Scandinavian languages 439 
 
 literature 839 
 
 Scavenging of tpwns 628 
 
 Scepticism, natural theology 211 
 
 Scholastic philosophers, lives 921 
 
 School architecture 727 
 
 decoration 371 
 
 houses 727 
 
 hygiene 371 
 
 management 371 
 
 organization 371 
 
 reading lists 028 
 
 Schools of painting 759 
 
 public 379 
 
 Science 500 
 
 and religion, natural theol. 215 
 
 applied 600 
 
 biography 925 
 
 of religion 201 
 
 study and teaching 507 
 
 Scientific drawing 744 
 
 travels 508. 3 
 
 Scientists, lives 925 
 
 Scotland, description and travel 914. 1 
 
 geology 554 
 
 history 941 
 
 Scottish clans, heraldry 929. 8 
 
 poetry 821 
 
 Script, writing 652 
 
 Scriptures, holy, Bible 220 
 
 Sculptors, lives 927 
 
 Sculpture 730 
 
 Sea mosses, botany 589 
 
 Seamanship 656 
 
 Search, right of, internat. law 341 
 
 Secession, U. S. history 973. 7 
 
 Secondary education 373 
 
 Sects, Christian 280 
 
 Seismology 551 
 
 Self education 374 
 
 Semitic literature 892 
 
 Sense 152 
 
 Sepoy war, Indian history 954 
 
 Serfs, Russian history 947 
 
 Sermons 252 
 
 Servants 647 
 
 Settlements, social 331 
 
 Seven years war, 1756-63 943 
 
 Sewage 628 
 
 Sewerage 628 
 
 Sewing 646 
 
 Sex customs 392 
 
 origin of, evolution 575 
 
 Shakspere 822 
 
 Shay's rebellion, Mass, history 974. 4 
 
 Sheep, diseases of, compar. med. 619 
 
 domestic animals 636 
 
 Shellfish, zoology 594 
 
 Shells, zoology 594 
 
 Ship building 699 
 
 canals, engineering 626 
 
 Ships, transportation 656 
 
 Shipwrecks, adventures 910 
 
 Shooting, sport 799 
 
 Shorthand 653 
 
 Siarn, description and travel 915. 9 
 
 Siberia, description and travel 915. 7 
 
 history 957 
 
 Sicily, modern history 945 
 
 Sick, food for, hygiene 613 
 
 room 649 
 
 Siegfried, legends 398 
 
 Sierra Leone, descr. & trav. 916. 6 
 
 Sight, optics 535 
 
 physiology 612 
 
 Signals, telegraphic 654 
 
 Signpainting 698 
 
 Silurian age, geology 551 
 
 Silver, metallurgy 669 
 
 money 332 
 
 plating, manufacture 671 
 
 processes, photography 772 
 
 questio^i 332 
 
 Silversmithing, manufacture 671 
 
 Singers, lives 927 
 
 Singing, vocal music 784 
 
 Single standard, money 332 
 
 tax 335 
 
 Skeletons, preparation of 579 
 
 Skepticism, natural theology 211 
 
 Sketching, drawing 741 
 
 Skill, games of, amusements 794 
 
 Skull, anatomy 611 
 
 craniology 573 
 
 Slavery 326 
 
 abolition of, U. S. history 973. 7 
 
 Slavic languages 491 
 
 Sleep 135 
 
 and rest, hygiene 613. 7 
 
 Slight of hand 791 
 
 Slojd, woodworking 694 
 
 Smelting, metallurgy 669 
 
 Smoke, flues, heating 697 
 
 nuisance, sanitation 628
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 399 
 
 Smut, agriculture 632 
 
 Social customs 394 
 
 democracy socialism 335 
 
 ethics 177 
 
 science 300 
 
 settlements 331 
 
 charities 361 
 
 Socialism 335 
 
 Societies 360 
 
 Sociology 300 
 
 bibliography 016. 3 
 
 biography 923 
 
 Christian 261 
 
 theories 301 
 
 Soils, agriculture 631 
 
 Solar system, descriptive astron. 523 
 
 Soldiers, lives 923 
 
 Solution, chemistry 541 
 
 Somnambulism 135 
 
 Songs and ballads, Eng. lit. 821 
 
 music 784 
 
 Sonnets, English literature 821 
 
 Soudan, descr. & trav. 916. 6 
 
 Egyptian, descr. & trav. 916. 2 
 
 history 962 
 
 Soul, metaphysics 128 
 
 Sound 534 
 
 Sounds, German 431 
 
 South Africa, descr. & trav. 916. 8 
 
 history 968 
 African Republic, descr. & trav. 916. 8 
 
 history 968 
 
 'America, descr. & trav. 918 
 
 history 980 
 
 Atlantic states, descr. & trav. 917. 5 
 
 history 975 
 
 Central Africa, descr. & trav. 916. 7 
 
 history 967 
 
 Sea islands, descr. & trav. 919. 6 
 
 Southeastern states, descr. & trav. 917. 5 
 
 history 975 
 
 Southern states, descr. & trav. 917. 5 
 
 history 975 
 
 Southwestern states, descr. & trav. 917. 8 
 
 history 978 
 
 Sovereigns, lives 923 
 
 Spain, Arabs in, history 946 
 
 description and travel 914. 6 
 
 history 946 
 
 Spanish America, descr. & trav. 917. 2 
 
 history 972 
 
 art 709 
 
 composition 468 
 
 dictionaries 463 
 
 grammar 465 
 
 Spanish language 460 
 
 literature 860 
 
 Sparta, ancient history 938 
 
 Species, origin of 575 
 
 Specifications, building 692 
 
 Spectrum analysis, astronomy 523 
 
 optics 535 
 
 Speeches, English oratory 825 
 
 Spelling, English 421 
 
 of other languages, see Special language 
 
 phonetic, Eng. language 421 
 
 Spiders, zoology 595 
 
 Spinning 677 
 
 Spirit leveling, geodesy " 526 
 
 Spirituous liquors, temperance 178 
 
 Sponges 593 
 
 Sports 790 
 
 outdoor 796 
 
 parlor 793 
 
 Spraying 632 
 
 Stables, architecture 728 
 
 Stage, theater 792 
 
 Stained glass 748 
 
 Staining, building 698 
 
 chemical technology 667 
 
 Stairbuilding 694 
 
 Stamp act, U. S. history 973. 3 
 
 Standards, money 332 
 
 Star maps 524 
 
 Stars, descr. astronomy 523 
 
 State banks 332 
 
 debts, finance 336 
 
 ethics 172 
 
 government 353 
 
 rights, U. S. const, law 342 
 
 socialism 335 
 
 Statecraft 320 
 
 Statesmen, lives 923 
 
 Statistical methods 311 
 
 Statistics 310 
 
 Steam boilers 621. 1 
 
 engine, mech. engineering 621. 1 
 
 engineering 621. 1 
 
 fitting 696 
 
 heating, building 697 
 
 navigation, sociology 387 
 
 useful arts 656 
 
 physics 536 
 
 Steel, articles 672 
 
 manufactures 672 
 
 metallurgy 669 
 
 structures, architecture 721 
 
 Stenography 653 
 
 Stephen, English history 942. 02 
 
 Stimulants, action of, hygiene 613 
 
 INDEX
 
 400 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Stimulants, ethics of using 178 
 
 manufacture 663 
 
 Stocks, political economy 332 
 
 Stoic philosophy 188 
 
 Stone, geology 553 
 
 construction, masonry 693 
 
 cutting 693 
 
 Stones, economic geology 553 
 
 Stories, English fiction 823 
 
 for stories in other literatures, see Fiction 
 
 Storms 551 
 
 Strains, bridge engineering 624 
 
 Stratification, geology 551 
 
 Street cleaning 628 
 
 railways, engineering 625 
 
 Streets 625 
 
 Strength of materials, engineering 620 
 
 Stresses, bridge engineering 624 
 
 Strikes, labor 331 
 
 Stringed instruments 787 
 
 Stuarts, English history 942. 06 
 
 Study, self culture 374 
 
 Style, literary, rhetoric 808 
 
 Subject bibliographies 016 
 
 catalogs, bibliography 017 
 
 Submarine warfare, naval eng. 623 
 
 Sudan, description & travel 916. 6 
 
 Egyptian, descr. & trav. 916. 2 
 
 history 962 
 
 Suffrage 324 
 
 Sugar 633 
 
 Sun, descriptive astronomy 523 
 
 Sunday 263 
 
 school libraries 027 
 
 schools 268 
 
 Superintendence, building 692 
 
 Surface features of the earth 551 
 
 Surgery 617 
 
 Surnames, genealogy 929 
 
 Surveying, geodesy 526 
 
 Surveys, general scientific 508. 3 
 
 Survival of the fittest, evolution 575 
 
 Sweating system, laboring classes 331 
 
 Sweden, Scandinavia, descr. & trav. 914. 8 
 
 history 948. 5 
 
 Swedish language 439 
 
 literature 839 
 
 Swimming 796 
 
 Switzerland, descr. & travel 914. 94 
 
 geology 554 
 
 history 949. 4 
 
 Sword exercise 596 
 
 Symphonies 785 
 
 Synonyms, English language 424 
 
 Syntax, English grammar 425 
 
 of other languages, see Grammar 
 
 Tableaux 793 
 
 Tables, astronomy 524 
 
 Tachygraphy, shorthand 653 
 
 Tailoring 687 
 
 Takigraphy, shorthand 653 
 
 Tales, English literature 823 
 
 Talmud, Judaism 296 
 
 Tanning 675 
 
 Tariff 337 
 
 Tasmania, descr. & travel 919. 4 
 
 history 994 
 
 Taste, esthetics 701 
 
 Taxation 336 
 
 Taxidermy 579 
 
 Teachers 371 
 
 lives 923 
 
 Teaching 371 
 
 Technical dictionaries 603 
 
 Technology 600 
 
 biography 926 
 
 chemical 660 
 
 Teetotalism, temperance 178 
 
 Telegraphs 654 
 
 Teleology 124 
 
 Telepathy 134 
 
 Telephone 654 
 
 Telescope, astronomy 522 
 
 optics 535 
 
 Temperance, ethics 178 
 
 hygiene 613 
 
 Tenement houses 331 
 
 Tennessee, descr. & trav 917. 68 
 
 history 976. 8 
 
 Tennis 796 
 
 Terra cotta, technology 666 
 
 Terror, French revolution 944 
 
 Testament, New 225 
 
 Old 221 
 
 Teutonic languages, minor 439 
 
 literatures, minor 839 
 
 mythology 293 
 
 Textile fabrics, manufactures 677 
 
 Thallophyta 589 
 
 Theater 792 
 
 Theatricals, private 793 
 
 Theism, natural theology 211 
 
 Theodicy 214 
 
 Theologians, lives 922 
 
 Theology 230 
 
 biography 922 
 
 natural 210 
 
 pastoral 250
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 
 
 401 
 
 Theories of history 901 
 
 Therapeutics 615 
 
 Thermodynamics 536 
 
 Thibet, China, descr. & trav. 915. 1 
 
 Thirty years war, European hist 940 
 
 German hist. 943 
 
 Thomas a Kempis 242 
 
 Thought transference 134 
 
 Tibet, China, descr. and travel 915. 1 
 
 Tides 525 
 
 Tigers, zoology 599 
 
 Tiles 666 
 
 Timber, building material 691 
 
 forestry 634 
 
 Timbuktu, description & travel 916. 6 
 
 Toadstools, botany 589 
 
 Toilet 646 
 
 Toledo, Spain, history 946 
 
 Tools, mechanic trades 680 
 
 mechanical engineering 621 
 
 prehistoric archeology 571 
 
 Torrens system 333 
 
 Touraine, France, history 944 
 
 Tournaments, customs 394 
 
 Towns, government 352 
 
 sanitation of 628 
 
 Toys, electric 537 
 
 Trade depressions 381 
 
 foreign 382 
 
 free 337 
 
 unions 331 
 
 Trades, mechanic 680 
 
 Traditions, folklore 398 
 
 Tragedies, English drama 822 
 
 French drama 842 
 
 German drama 832 
 
 Training, physical hygiene 613. 7 
 
 Tramps 339 
 
 Tramways, engineering 625 
 
 Transcendentalism 141 
 
 Transformers, electric 621. 3 
 
 Transmission, heredity, evolution 575 
 
 machinery of, eng. 621 
 
 of disease, public health 614 
 
 Transportation 656 
 
 sociology 380 
 
 useful arts 656 
 
 Transvaal, Africa, descr. & trav. 916. 8 
 
 history 968 
 
 Transylvania, descr. & trav. 914. 39 
 
 Travelers, lives 923 
 
 Travels 910 
 
 scientific 508. 3 
 
 Treaties, international law 341 
 
 Treatment of disease 616 
 
 Treaty of Washington 341 
 
 Trees, botany 582 
 
 forestry 634 
 
 fruit culture 634 
 
 Triassic age, geology 551 
 
 Tribes, form of state 321 
 
 Trigonometry 514 
 
 Trinidad 917.29 
 
 Tripoli, Africa, history 961 
 
 Trusses 624 
 
 Trust companies, banks 332 
 
 Trusts 338 
 
 Tuberculosis, prevention 614 
 
 treatment 616 
 
 Tudors, English history 942. 05 
 
 Tunis, descr. & trav. 916. 1 
 
 history 961 
 
 Turbines 621 
 
 steam 621. 1 
 
 Turkestan, descr. & trav. 915. 8 
 
 Turkey in Asia, descr. & trav. 915. 6 
 
 Europe, descr. & trav. 914. 96 
 
 history 949. 6 
 
 Turning 621 
 
 Tyler, presidency 973. 5 
 
 Tyler's insurrection, 1381 942. 03 
 
 Type, printing 655 
 
 Typography 655 
 
 Tyrol, description & travel 914. 36 
 
 Ulster, Ireland, descr. & trav. 914. 16 
 
 Understanding 151 
 
 Undulation, physics 530 
 
 Unitarian church 288 
 
 Unitarians, lives 922 
 
 United brethren 284 
 
 Kingdom, desc. & trav. 914. 2 
 
 history 942 
 
 Netherlands, descr. & trav. 914. 92 
 
 history 949. 2 
 
 presbyterian church, sects 285 
 
 United States congress 328 
 
 constitution 342 
 
 description and travel 917. 3 
 
 finance 336 
 
 government 353 
 
 history 973 
 
 literature 810 
 
 political parties 329 
 
 religious history 277. 3 
 
 statistics 317 
 United States of Colombia, descr. & trav. 918. 6 
 
 Universal gravitation, law of 531 
 
 history 909 
 
 241104- 
 
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 INDEX
 
 402 
 
 A. L. A. CATALOG CLASS LIST 
 
 Universe, astronomy 
 Universities 
 Uranus, planet 
 Usages, social, -etiquet 
 Useful arts 
 
 biography 
 Utilitarianism 
 Vagabonds, pauperism 
 Van Buren, presidency 
 Variation, evolution 
 
 zoology 
 
 Varnishes, chemical technology 
 Varnishing 
 Vegetable gardening 
 Venezuela, descr. & travel 
 Ventilation, building 
 sanitary 
 Venus, planet 
 Verbs, Spanish 
 Vermont, history 
 Verona, history 
 Versification, English 
 Vertebrates 
 
 fossil 
 
 Veterinary medicine 
 Victoria, queen, English history 
 Vikings, European antiquities 
 
 history 
 
 Village communities 
 Vineyards 
 Violin 
 
 Violinists, lives 
 Virginia, descr. & travel 
 
 history 
 Vocal culture, elocution 
 
 music 
 Voice, physiology 
 
 singing 
 Volcanoes 
 Voting, suffrage 
 Voyages 
 
 Antarctic 
 
 Arctic 
 
 round the world 
 
 scientific 
 Vulgarisms, English language 
 
 Wagner, operas 
 Wales, descr. & trav. 
 
 history 
 Wall papers, decoration 
 
 paper hanging 
 Wandering Jew, legends 
 War of Roses, English history 
 
 523 Washington, presidency 973. 4 
 
 378 D. C., description 917.53 
 
 523 Wasps 595 
 
 395 Wastes, disposal of, sanitation 628 
 
 600 Watchmaking 681 
 
 926 Water engines, mechanical eng. 621 
 171 hydraulics 532 
 339 hygiene 613 
 973. 5 physical geography 551 
 575 supply, canal engineering 626 
 591 sanitary engineering 628 
 667 wheels, mech. eng. 621 
 698 works, city administration 352 
 635 engineering 628 
 918. 7 Waterloo, battle of, French hist. 944 
 
 697 Wealth, political economy 331 
 628 Weather, meteorology 551 
 523 Weaving 677 
 465 Week, names of days of 529 
 
 974. 3 Weights 389 
 945 Welsh literature 891 
 426 West Indies, descr. & trav. 917. 29 
 596 history 972.9 
 566 Point military academy 355 
 619 Western or Roman catholic church 282 
 942. 08 states, descr. & trav. 917. 8 
 
 913. 4 history 978 
 948 Wheat, production, pol. econ. 338 
 321 Wheel, cycling, amusements 796 
 634 Wheels, water, mech. engineering 621 
 787 Whigs, U. S. political parties* 329 
 
 927 Whist 795 
 917. 55 William 1-2, English history 942. 02 
 
 975. 5 William's, king, war 973. 2 
 80& Wilmot proviso, U. S. history 973. 6 
 784 Winds 551 
 612 Wire, metal manufacture 671 
 784 Wisconsin, history 977. 5 
 551 Wit, American humor 817 
 324 English humor 827 
 910 Greek humor 887 
 919. 9 Latin humor 877 
 
 919. 8 Woman, biography 920. 7 
 910 customs 396 
 
 508. 3 education 376 
 428 suffrage 324 
 331 Wood, building material 691 
 782 carving 736 
 914. 29 engraving ' 761 
 
 942. 9 work 694 
 745 Woods, forestry 634 
 
 698 Wool, manufacture 677 
 398 Words, English etymology 422 
 
 942. 04 use, English 428
 
 SUBJECT INDEX 403 
 
 World, atlases 912 Yachtbuilding 699 
 
 voyages around 910 Yellow fever, public health 614 
 
 Worlds, plurality of . 523 Yellowstone park, description 917. 87 
 
 Worms, zoology \ 595 York, house of, English hist. 942. 04 
 
 Wrestling 796 Yosemite, California, descr. 917.94 
 
 Writers, lives 928 Young men, advice to, business ethic? 174 
 
 Writing 652 reading of 028 
 
 'shorthand ' 653 Zodiacal light, astronomy 523 
 
 Wyoming, description & travel 917. 87 Zoology 590 
 
 X rays 53
 
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