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WHIT AND HOW TO READ: 
 
 A GUIDE TO 
 
 RECENT ENGLISH LITERATURE, 
 
 CONTAINING A 
 
 MINUTELY CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE BEST BOOKS PUBLISHED 
 
 IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA DURING THE PAST FIVE 
 
 YEARS, WITH CRITICAL REMARKS AND 
 
 SUGGESTIONS, AND AN 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 NEW YORK: 
 D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, 
 
 549 & 551 BROADWAY. 
 
 1875. 
 
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 Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1875, 
 
 BY D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, 
 In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 IT is impossible to say any thing absolutely new on 
 the use of books for self -culture. Even the epistolary 
 treatises on the advantages of literature, written by 
 Egyptian scribes two or three thousand years before 
 the compilation of the First Book of Moses, contain, 
 in general terms, the best that can be said now. How- 
 ever, there is always somebody still in his A B C's on 
 some subject or other, and there will be some one also 
 to whom a few words on What and How to Read are 
 welcome advice. 
 
 We have, fortunately, arrived at an age when book- 
 making and reading is an absolute necessity. Every 
 little addition to the sum of human knowledge is scat- 
 tered broadcast, and every branch of science is made 
 the subject of multifarious expositions, adapted for 
 every variety of intellect. To show a supercilious dis- 
 respect for the daily increasing multitude of books is not 
 to affect superior wisdom, but to display some degree of 
 ignorance. The times are past when it sufficed to sit 
 for a while at the feet of a wise man in order to hear all 
 that was known. Ours is also not an age when a sound 
 
iv INTRODUCTION. 
 
 education, received in one's youth, can keep a man for 
 life afloat in the ever-surging sea of human endeavors 
 and accomplishments. This day there are a thousand 
 voices to teach, and not one teaches the thousandth part 
 of what may be known ; the college-hall is now but 
 the passage-way to the halls of literature no one can 
 give us our education, but at best only some general 
 hints how to educate ourselves through the aid of 
 books. 
 
 The multitude and excellence of our books do by no 
 means render educational institutions less important. 
 The preserved brains of standard books are to a young 
 mind not half as nourishing as the living voice of able 
 teachers. It may be observed that people, when rich, 
 are more ready to acknowledge that they are self-made 
 men, than, when learned, that they are entirely self- 
 taught. The reason is, that in circles of learning the 
 self-taught but seldom hold though their acquirements 
 be the same a position of equality with those who have 
 passed through a regular course of academic, collegiate, 
 and university training. It is natural to call in ques- 
 tion the depth and accuracy of the information of those 
 who have had to depend entirely on the teaching they 
 could receive from books. \Vhen we ourselves are not 
 connoisseurs of some article we desire to purchase, we 
 look for some one to inform us of its value, and, if pos- 
 sible, to guarantee it. Men of little learning often 
 possess, to a wonderful degree, the power of expressing 
 themselves on the most intricate subjects, with an easy 
 flow of language and a felicitous choice of words ; while 
 
INTR OD UQTION. v 
 
 others of great learning make their statements with a 
 stammering tongue, and in sentences so incoherent that 
 one can hardly follow the thread of their remarks. If 
 there were nothing to testify to the soundness of the 
 one and the unsoundness of the other, there would be 
 many more men in the wrong place than now. 
 
 But, without taking social standing and public opin- 
 ion into further consideration, no one will doubt that 
 those who have been for years under the teaching of 
 experienced and learned persons, gain, as a rule, a bet- 
 ter understanding of the aims and achievements of a 
 c6rtain branch of study, than those who derive their 
 knowledge of it only from books. Many books bear 
 titles seemingly indicative of great learning, and are 
 written in a style of wondrous self-assurance ; and per- 
 sons reading them without the fundamental education 
 to know when they are getting into wilds of nonsense 
 and bombast, are apt to suppose that, with every sen- 
 tence in them, they acquire valuable information. A 
 man who has been through college, and perhaps in a 
 professional school, is not so much in danger of wasting 
 time on the study of authors who, from ignorance, or 
 for lack of an internal sense of literary honor, mingle 
 fictions with facts, and care little whether they lead 
 astray or aright. 
 
 Still, all who have kept abreast with the progress 
 made in their own science, or whatever their pursuit 
 may be, must acknowledge that they themselves are in 
 a measure the pupils of books, and hence, self-taught 
 men. As said before, all that can be obtained at col- 
 
vi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 leges and universities is but a safe foundation for self- 
 study ; and if any one received, on graduation-day, a 
 certificate, signed by all the professors of the world, 
 that every part and particular of what is known had 
 been fully mastered by him, the next year alas ! the 
 next day would find him behind the times. Thou- 
 sands are everywhere at work in all the fields of 
 human knowledge, digging up daily something of 
 value, of tjie quantity and quality of which all dili- 
 gent men of science feel the need of instantly receiving 
 exact information, which they can obtain only from 
 books. 
 
 A Dutch anatomist, it is said, once showed a visitor 
 his dissecting-room as the sole library he possessed ; but 
 to-day a man would only expose himself to ridicule if 
 he pointed to his laboratory as his only source of in- 
 formation. He is wasting time. What he is trying to 
 do in his own workshop, a thousand others, scattered 
 over the world, are trying to do in theirs, and some one 
 else accomplishes first. Not to turn to books to be- 
 come acquainted with every advancement made in one's 
 own line of research, is like preferring for locomotion 
 a Russian swing to a locomotive. Yet nine out of 
 ten of the inventions offered for registration at the 
 Patent-Office are but repetitions of what has been in- 
 vented long ago. The aspirants to wealth and fame 
 then discover that they have been ruining themselves 
 with a long-continued expenditure of time, labor, and 
 psychical force, which might have been prevented by an 
 adequate study of the principal works in which the new 
 
INTRODUCTION. vii 
 
 discoveries and inventions of the nature they intended 
 to make were described. 
 
 But it is only one of the current fallacies of the day 
 that to know one thing well one should constantly keep 
 studying it, and nothing but it. The fact is, that it is 
 impossible to know one thing well without knowing a 
 hundred subjects, many apparently without relation to 
 it, almost equally well. The interrelations and over- 
 lappings of science as of every thing in the universe 
 are wonderful. We are employed with architecture, 
 and all mechanical and physical sciences contribute to 
 our art. Every stream has hundreds of tributaries, long 
 or short, coming from the northeast, or from the north- 
 west, and entering it either in the north, near the source, 
 or in the south, near the sea. "We study botany, and 
 the cookery-book may state something about the nature 
 of a vegetable that scientific botanical works do not 
 mention: it will happen that Bridget, in the kitchen, 
 has noticed what the eminent naturalist has overlooked. 
 Some dog-day of thought the scientist goes to a book of 
 romances or ballads, to escape from his city of ideas, 
 and regain coolness and vigor of mind in the airy and 
 lofty realms of fancy : and perchance a line of the poet 
 gives him, as from a mountain-peak, a more comprehen- 
 sive view of his subject of inquiry than he ever had 
 before. 
 
 People should have special branches of study, but 
 they should by no means confine their reading to a 
 single, and, perhaps, infinitesimal subject. So much is 
 certain, at least, that no one should, at the outset, 
 
viii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 restrict his self-culture to any one object. However 
 wide one's course of reading, there will, in time, be 
 developed a decided preference for certain classes of 
 study ; some subject will prove of special interest, and, 
 without the conscious exercise of effort of will, books 
 not related to it will be more and more neglected, and 
 
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 finally entirely laid aside. The intellect weds itself to a 
 science very much as the heart chooses a companion for 
 life : both may set out in search of what corresponds to 
 their preconceived ideals, but the final selection is made 
 with very little regard to them, and by a process so 
 natural that there is no accounting for what did deter- 
 mine the choice. 
 
 Men of science, professionals, professors, and preach- 
 ers, who for life adhere to the study of only one branch 
 of science, do it rather from necessity than from choice. 
 A temporary inclination to fathom the depth of some 
 field of human knowledge, or a sudden vanity to become 
 known as a specialist of a certain order, placed them 
 in spheres where the constant pursuit of the same 
 study afterward became a matter of compulsion. They 
 keep on reading the same class of literature because 
 their professional duties compel them to investigate to- 
 day this, and to-morrow another detail of what they are 
 expected to know. What they read greatly depends 
 on the requirements of the hour. 
 
 Though the advice to make an early choice of a 
 subject for study, and to adhere to it for life, is plausi- 
 bly the best, yet the experience of eminent men proves 
 it to be utterly injudicious. Success but seldom comes 
 
INTRODUCTION. ix 
 
 by life-long planning, and a steady steering for a single 
 aim. All famed self-taught and self-made men passed 
 through careers of wondrous mixtures of occupations, 
 and what they achieved they owed not to extraordi- 
 nary wisdom or circumspection, nor to having had bet- 
 ter opportunities than other men, but to an ever-readi- 
 ness to forsake one pursuit for another, and to engage 
 with heart and soul in whatever momentarily seemed 
 more congenial or remunerative.j Some persons doom 
 themselves to complete and irretrievable failure by 
 summoning moral courage and iron will, as they are 
 pleased to call it, to keep in a line of study for which 
 they have long ago lost all genuine interest. Not 
 everybody is a gold-digger by nature. Promises of 
 immeasurable wealth could not induce some people to 
 spend months or years, at one spot, in blasting and 
 shoveling and digging, to reach some layer deep down, 
 where a valuable vein is supposed to be running. It 
 suits them best to wander from the gold-fields of Cali- 
 fornia to those of Peru, and thence to Australia, and 
 to the diamond-fields of South Africa, with the hope of 
 picking riches from the surface of the soil. If both 
 succeed, the gold-digger and the gold-washer accom- 
 plish the same, though one is described as the rolling 
 stone that gathers no moss. 
 
 This rule may be laid down for all : read no book of 
 which the subject is not of great interest to you, and of 
 which the language and general treatment are such that 
 you cannot easily understand it. The mental benefit 
 derived from the reading of a book one does not like, is 
 
x INTRODUCTION. 
 
 about as great as the advantage the body has of food 
 repugnant to it. One's pleasure in a book should be 
 such that he lays it reluctantly aside when other 
 occupations call him away. To exercise our force of 
 will to go through a work because somebody we esteem 
 has recommended it to us, and because we do not wish 
 to lower ourselves in his estimation, is partly folly and 
 partly deception. 
 
 It is true that at school or college the young have 
 often to study books the phraseology and treatment of 
 which are not of a kind to invite their attention, but 
 the teacher's explanations and illustrations on the 
 portion set for a task are expected to ring in the 
 student's ear while studying it. Where there are no 
 teachers to popularize the text-books, or rather to 
 translate them into a child's or youth's language before 
 requiring the study of them, the books used should be 
 so simple that a child or youth could study them with- 
 out a teacher. 
 
 Young persons are sometimes counseled to read 
 books difficult for them to understand, over and over 
 again, until they do understand them. It is an unprof- 
 itable employment. The first perusal of too scientific a 
 book avails but little; the second renders the subject 
 less interesting, without making it any the clearer ; and 
 at the third, though the words are beginning to fasten 
 on the memory, the interest is wholly gone, and the real 
 meaning is entirely obscured. If a subject chosen for 
 study is extensive and complicated, it is better to read 
 on it three books of a character befitting one's temper 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 XI 
 
 and understanding, than one book that overtaxes the 
 mind. If it is extremely doubtful that we possess the 
 strength and agility to venture to climb over a rugged, 
 steep, and high mountain, it is better to go around it, 
 though it may take us three times as long. Only in 
 case that a particular study must instantly be made, 
 and no book can be found which meets our special 
 requirements, is there good reason for abandoning the 
 rule. In ordinary circumstances nobody should be en- 
 couraged, and much less compelled, to read a work 
 above his mental capacity. 
 
 The age we live in has many things justly to be proud 
 of, and one of them is the extensive literature which 
 enables every one to choose, on any subject, just such a 
 book as meets his own purposes, and corresponds to his 
 own intellectual standing. But, considering the fact 
 that every year about five thousand works are published 
 in the English language alone, it is not to be wondered 
 at that even those most interested in a certain subject 
 frequently fail to know the latest and best treatise on 
 it, or some simple and intelligible book to recommend 
 to a friend. People are well assured that whatever 
 book thej" need is most likely to be obtained, but are 
 often at a loss how to reach it, knowing neither by 
 whom nor under what title it has been written. Sur- 
 rounded by the great wealth of recent literature, they 
 exclaim, in their genuine embarras de richesse, " What 
 shall we read ? " They need some one to put order into 
 the seeming chaos, some one to classify the great mass 
 of literature, some one to single out the new books that 
 
xii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 have appeared on the subjects in which they take a 
 special interest. 
 
 When some one imagines that he answers the ques- 
 tion, " What to read ? " satisfactorily, by naming the 
 Bible and Shakespeare ; or when another urges, in addi- 
 tion to them, the use of a Cruden's " Concordance ; " or 
 when a third says that it would be well for everybody 
 to spend a year on chemistry, another year on botany, 
 and a third on physics ; or when still another thinks he 
 is giving a complete list of the books needed for a good 
 education, by the following : the Bible, Shakespeare, 
 Spenser's " Faerie Queene," Sidney's " Arcadia," works 
 of Sir Thomas Browne, works of Rev. Cyril Jackson, 
 Walton's "Complete Angler," Clarendon's "History," 
 Milton, Chaucer, Jeremy Taylor, South's "Sermons," 
 and Fuller's "Church History," one can but smile 
 piteously at the author's low estimate of the cult- 
 ure demanded by this age. Not one-tenth of the 
 world will now care to read excepting, of course, 
 the Bible and Shakespeare any of the books men- 
 tioned. The times have changed. People want to 
 know more of the history and achievements of hu- 
 manity than a little biblical history, English drama, 
 and theology. The times are past when a dozen 
 books could be made to satisfy the intellectual cravings 
 of a whole generation. The high-schools have ceased 
 to be convents and theological seminaries. The present 
 duty of colleges and universities is to lay before every 
 new generation the general outlines of all the acquire- 
 ments of the past. Their task is to give that training 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 xm 
 
 which enables the adolescent to be judicious in the 
 selection of a career, and of the means of accomplishing 
 his purpose ; and nothing further. Now the wise edu- 
 cator points to the entire, vast series of books, as the 
 record of all human endeavors, and says : " Pursue what 
 you like, according to your talents and abilities, taking 
 pains to advance, by whatever you do, as well the devel- 
 opment of your own manhood as that of humanity." 
 
 Centuries ago, when books were few and costly, 
 and not many of them good and accessible, it was 
 possible to refer to a dozen books as containing very 
 nearly all that a cultivated man needed to know. 
 In former times, when scientific and artistic pursuits 
 were far from being multifarious, it was very well to 
 counsel the young to choose one profession rather 
 than another. When it was still a matter of consid- 
 erable expense to attend a school where any thing 
 more than the merest rudiments were taught, those 
 who were rich enough to undertake long voyages for 
 the purpose, and to pay high fees to the professors, 
 and high prices for their books, looked upon what they 
 learned rather as being a pastime, or adornment, than as 
 a foundation for the work of their lives. But at pres- 
 ent, when one's study is to be his bread ; when culture 
 is sought by and afforded to the rich and poor alike, to 
 satisfy their craving for knowledge ; when one's social 
 position and individual happiness depend on his intel- 
 lectual attainments, and when it is in the interest of 
 humanity, as well as one's own, that everybody spe- 
 cially applies himself to those subjects for which his 
 
xiv INTRODUCTION. 
 
 natural endowments qualify him, and in which he is 
 most apt to meet success at present no one should 
 undertake to reply to the question, " What to read ? " 
 by enumerating a list of books. Where is the wise 
 man to select a dozen or a hundred books to give 
 the general public, old and young, ignorant and edu- 
 cated, talented and dull, with the promise that every 
 individual will find in them that which he needs to know- 
 in order to be successful, and become equal to the best 
 in his profession, or trade ; that which will fully answer 
 his own peculiar talents and inclinations, that which will 
 unfold his entire moral, intellectual, and spiritual nature ? 
 A multitude of persons, one differing from another 
 in heart, hand, mind, and aims, if putting one and the 
 same question " What to read ? " must receive a mul- 
 titude of answers. And such a multitude of answers is 
 given with this book. Each list of works of various 
 degrees of scientific treatment, under any of the nearly 
 two thousand headings, is a most direct answer to a 
 special class of persons. On fifty subjects the contents 
 and value of the principal publications are discussed 
 more or less briefly. The numbers prefixed to the 
 authors' names on the left-hand side of the pages ex- 
 press neither praise nor blame : 2 indicates that the 
 book will suit a general reader of ordinary education ; 
 3, that some higher degree of culture is needed for 
 a full appreciation of it ; 4, that it is written for 
 professional or advanced students of the subject ; and 
 5, that in scope and treatment it is especially adapted 
 for a book of reference. Only in some cases, where, for 
 
INTRODUCTION. xv 
 
 example, all in a list are intended for reference only, the 
 figures indicate the scientific value and character of the 
 books. If, now, a person knows his own needs and 
 inclinations, and is capable of estimating his degree of 
 culture, he will obtain from this book a most explicit 
 and trustworthy reply to his question, what he shall 
 read ; no matter on what subject art, or science, or 
 whatever pursuit or field of learning. 
 
 No one should complain that the suggestions here 
 given are so few and so general. That is the best 
 education which lays only the foundation for educating 
 one's self, which provides only the tools wherewith to 
 gather the material for the edifice of culture ; for every- 
 body must build according to the requirements of his 
 position in life, and develop according to his psychical 
 idiosyncrasies. To make men according to an image, 
 though it were conceived by the noblest and loftiest of 
 minds, would rather thwart than foster the general de- 
 velopment of humanity. This is the art of education : 
 to make the pupil conscious of his own powers, and cog- 
 nizant of the various directions in which he may exercise 
 them, without causing him to neglect or check the 
 growth of any of his talents, and without urging him 
 in any direction. On this depends the future of hu- 
 manity : that everybody is allowed to be what he can 
 be, to pursue what he can attain, to seek his own happi- 
 ness where he himself thinks that he shall find it, and to 
 minister to the wants of his fellow-men wherever he thinks 
 that they have need of him, and he can serve them. 
 
xvi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 It is impossible to praise this age too much and 
 too highly, for the facilities which it offers to every one 
 for his culture. No subject of research is so intricate 
 and profound that there is no book to explain it, in its 
 general results and bearings, to persons of the most 
 limited education. When education was yet in the sole 
 charge of the Church, and the movements of science 
 were watched with suspicious eyes, scientific works 
 were never written for the purpose of instructing the 
 larger classes of non-scientific people. The Church set 
 the limits of what the masses should know ; and men of 
 science were aware that, if they wanted to be unmo- 
 lested, they had to keep their wisdom to themselves. 
 The few scientific works that were written were couched 
 in a sort of learned argot, to be understood only by the 
 initiated. But as the ranks of science were filling, and 
 inventions, discoveries, and other achievements multi- 
 plied, learned men took courage to discuss openly, and 
 in a more popular style, the results of their researches. 
 The success which suddenly attended scientific investi- 
 gations, made the Church lose heart to oppose the gen- 
 eral pursuit of learning as firmly as formerly, and caused 
 the control over the educational institutions slowly to 
 pass into the hands of science. When once the learned 
 fraternity had obtained the people for an audience, 
 they composed their works so as to gain their applause, 
 caring little whether they were ordered to swell the 
 Index Librorum Prohibitorum or not. 
 
 Thus the great watchword of our age "diffusion 
 of knowledge" came to be adopted. The great aim 
 
INTRODUCTION. xvii 
 
 of scientists and philanthropists, the successors of the 
 clergy, is to make education as general and as wide 
 as possible. It would now be deemed a crime to with- 
 hold from the great mass any thing that is known ; 
 and whatever is pretended to be known receives no 
 honor until it has obtained the recognition and approval 
 of the people. And the fraternal manner in which 
 the acquirements of everybody, in all departments of 
 knowledge, are freely and equally distributed among 
 all who open their hands for them, is the most es- 
 sential, and so far the only possible step toward the 
 realization on earth of that ideal spirit of humanity 
 expressed by the three words, " Liberty, Equality, 
 and Fraternity." Countries, small and great, borough 
 and metropolis, rival each other in affording to the 
 young the most thorough and multifarious education. 
 Schools, colleges, universities, and libraries, are opened 
 and sustained everywhere, either by the government, 
 as the representative of the people, or through the 
 largesse of private individuals. Whoever knows any 
 thing of value hastens to share it with his fellow- 
 men ; and whoever supposes that a certain branch of 
 knowledge has not been treated in a manner suffi- 
 ciently clear and agreeable for the information of the 
 less educated, sets to work to popularize it. On the 
 one hand compulsory school-attendance, on the other 
 the general willingness on the part of the most learned 
 to share freely their attainments with the uninformed, 
 by explaining their researches so as to be understood 
 by them these are "signs of the times" that augur 
 
xviii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 the fulfillment of the brightest dreams of humanity ; 
 for, surely, if this dark world is ever to be illumi- 
 nated, it will be by the light that knowledge kindles 
 in man. 
 
 G. A. F. VAN RHYN. 
 
 NEW YORK, February 20, 1875. 
 
NOTE. 
 
 ONLY noteworthy books in the English language, published during 
 tbejast five years in England or the United States, are mentioned. 
 
 New and revised editions of earlier standard works have sometimes 
 been noted, but others, that have not recently passed through a new 
 edition, are not given. 
 
 Though nearly seven thousand books have been classified under 
 about two thousand heads, many no doubt excellent works could not 
 be brought within the small compass allowed, and many subjects could 
 not receive a separate heading. The Index may be consulted for titles 
 not in the table of contents. 
 
 If a list of books on some important branch of literature seems 
 proportionately small, it shows that but little has been recently pub- 
 lished on the subject. 
 
 The numbers prefixed to the authors' names on the left-hand side 
 of the pages express neither praise nor blame : 
 
 2 indicates that the book will suit a general reader of ordinary 
 education ; 
 
 3, that some higher degree of culture is needed for a full apprecia- 
 tion of it ; 
 
 4, that it is written for professional or advanced students of the 
 subject ; 
 
 5, that in scope and treatment it is especially adapted for a book 
 of reference. 
 
 Only in some cases, where, for example, all in a list are intended 
 
XX 
 
 NOTE. 
 
 for reference only, the figures indicate the scientific value and character 
 of the books. 
 
 On fifty subjects the contents and literary worth of the principal 
 publications are discussed more or less briefly. 
 
 English books, not republished in this country, are marked " Lon- 
 don," and the price is calculated at one dollar for every two shillings, 
 the usual charge for importation. 
 
 American books are marked at prices for the ordinary binding, and 
 generally for the cheapest editions in the market. 
 
 The price of books is subject to slight modifications. 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 AGEICULTUEE. 
 
 FARMING, FRUIT AND FLOWER CULTURE, HORTICULTURE, CATTLE-RAISING, ETC. 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry, 3 ; Animals, Training of; 8 ; Apples, 9 ; Bees and Bee-Keep- 
 ing, 17; Cattle, 28; Cattle, Diseases of; 28; Cements, 29; Coffee, 38; Cran- 
 berry, 42 ; Dairy Husbandry, 48 ; Dogs, 47 ; Farm Implements, 15 ; Farmers 1 
 Annuals, 75; Farming, 75; Fish-Culture, 76; Flower-Gardening, 77; Fruit- 
 Culture, 79; Grapes, 84; Horse and Horsemanship, 91; Horseshoeing, 91; 
 Horses, Diseases of, 91 ; Horticulture, 92 ; Landscape-Gardening, 111 ; Ma- 
 nures, 119 ; Mushrooms, 131 ; Peach-Culture, 143 ; Pear-Culture, 148 ; Potato- 
 Culture, 157; Poultry, 158; Kose, Culture of the, 167 ; Silk and Tea, 177 ; Straw- 
 berry, 184; Sugar, 185; Trees, 194; Eose, 167; Wheat, 201. 
 
 AETS. 
 
 ARCHITECTURE, DESIGNING, ENGRAVING, MTTSIC, NUMISMATICS, PAINTING, PHOTOG- 
 RAPHY, SCULPTURE, ETC. 
 
 Alphabets, Collection of, 5; Architecture, 9 ; Art, Collections and Specimens of, 11 ; 
 Art, Dictionaries of Terms in, 11; Art, Essays and Treatises on, 11; Art, His- 
 tory of, 12 ; Art, Sacred, 12 ; Ceramic Art, 29 ; Church Architecture, 35; Colors, 
 88; Designing, 45; Drawing, 48; Engraving, 70; Gems, 70; Glass Making and 
 Painting, 83; Gothic Architecture, 83; Harmony, 86; Heraldry, 88; Illumina- 
 tion, 94; Lace, 111; Landscape Gardening, 111; Modeling, 129; Monograms, 
 130 ; Music, Essays and Treatises on, 131 ; Numismatics, 141 ; Ornaments, 143; 
 Painting, Coach, House, Photograph, and Sign, 144; Painting, 144; Photog- 
 raphy, 152; School-House Architecture, 169; Sculpture, 173; Shading and 
 Shadows, 175; Singing, 177; Water-Color Painting, 200. 
 
xxii CONTENTS. 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 COLLECTITB. 
 
 General, 19; American, 19; American Colleges, 19; Artists, 19; Lawyers, 20; 
 Literary Men, 20; Military Men, 20 ; Musical Composers, 20 ; Sacred, 20; States- 
 men, 20 ; "Women, 21. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL. 
 
 Adams, John, 2; Adams, John Quincy, 2 ; Aiken, L. and Channing, "W. E., 3 ; Alex- 
 ander, J. Addison, 4; Alford, Henry, 4; Andre, Major, 7; Arnold, Thomas, 11 ; 
 Asbury, Bishop Francis, 12 ; Audubon, John James, 14 ; Bacon, Francis, 15 ; 
 Bangs, H., 15; Barbauld, Mrs. A. L., 16; Barneveld, John o 16; Batkins, 
 Jefferson S., IT; Bayard, G. D., 17; Beethoven, 17; Berkeley, Bishop G., 17; 
 Besson, Eev. Pere, 17 ; Bismarck, Prince, 22 ; Bonapartes, 22 ; Booth, Edwin, 23 ; 
 Brainerd, Rev. Thomas, 24; Brassey, Thomas, 24; Bright, John, 25; Bronte, 
 Charlotte, 25; Brougham, H., 25; Brute, Et. Eev. Gabriel, 25; Bunsen, Baron, 
 25; Bunyan, John, 25; Burns, Eobert, 26; Burns, Eev. W. C., 26; Burr, Aaron, 
 26; Burr, William, 26; Byron, Lord, 26; Csesar, 26; Calhoun, J. C.,27; Camp- 
 bell, Alexander, 27 ; Carlyle, Thomas, 27 ; Carson, Kit, 28 ; Chalmers, Thomas, 
 26 ; Chambers, Eobert and William, 29; Channing, William Ellery, 29; Choate, 
 Eufus, 82 ; Christ, 82 ; Clarke, D. W., 36 ; Cockburn, Lord Henry, 38 ; Collins, 
 S., 38; Columbus, Christopher, 88; Conant, Mrs. J. H., 39; Cookman, A., 41; 
 Cooper, Anthony Ashley, 41 ; Copley, John L., 41 ; Cortes, Hernando, 41 ; Crit- 
 tenden, J. J., 42 ; Cromwell, Oliver, 42 ; Dahlgren, Ulric, 42 ; Dallas, Alexander 
 James, 43 ; Dante, degli Alighieri, 43; Davis, Jefferson, 44; De Foe, Daniel, 44; 
 Denman, Lord, 44 ; De Quincey, Thomas, 45 : Deutsch, E.,45; Dickens, Charles, 
 46; Disraeli, Benjamin, 46; Doddridge, Philip, 47; Dryden, 48; Dumas, 48; 
 Dunham, Thomas, 49; Dunster, Henry, 49; Durer, Albert, 49; Edgeworth, 
 Maria, 50 ; Eliot, Sir Jonn, 67 ; Erskina, Lord, 71 ; Evans, WilFam, 78 ; Evelyn, 
 John, 73; Everett, Edward, 78 ; Fairfax, Lord, 74; Faraday, Michael, 74; Fern, 
 Fanny, 75; Fonblanque, Albany, 77; Foote, Andrew Hull, 77; Forbes, J. D., 
 77; Forrest, Edwin, 77; Franklin, Benjamin, 78; Frederick the Great 78; 
 Galileo, 80; Gallitzin, A. de, 80; Gay, John, 80; Gib, Eobert, 82; Gillray, 
 James, 82; Goethe, 83; Goldsmith, 83; Gottschalk, L. M., 84; Grant, IT. S., 84; 
 Greeley, Horace, 85; Greene, Nathaniel, 85; Greville Memoirs, 86; Guerin, 
 Maurice de, 85; Guthrie, Thomas, 86; Halleck, Fitz-Greene, 86; Hemans, Mrs. 
 F., 88 ; Holbein, 89 ; Holland, George, 90 ; Holland, John, 90 ; Hopkins, J. H., 91 ; 
 Hughes, Archbishop, 92; Humboldt, A. von, 92; Humboldt, W. von, 92; Huss, 
 John, 93; Irving, Washington, 97 ; Jackson, Andrew, 98; Jackson, Stonewall, 
 98 ; Jefferson, Thomas, 99 ; Jeffrey, Francis, 99 ; Kearney, Philip, 109 ; Keble, 
 John, 109 ; Keith, Mrs. Caroline P., 109 ; Kendall, A., 109 ; Kennedy, John P., 
 109; Knight, Charles, 110; Knox, Henry, 110; Knox, Eobert, 110; Lacordaire, 
 111 ; Lamb, Charles and Mary, 111 ; Landon, L. E., Ill ; Landon, Walter Sav- 
 age, 111 ; Landseer. Sir Edwin, 112 ; Las Casas, 113 ; Lee, General Eobert E., 114 ; 
 Lessing, 114; Lincoln, Abraham, 115: Livingston, Edward, 115; Livingstone, 
 Dr. David, 115; Lover, Samuel, 117; Lynch, Thomas T., 117; Lytton, Edward 
 Bulwer, 117; Macaulay, Lord, 117; Maclise, Daniel, 117; Me Vicar, Eev. John, 
 117; Madison, James, 118; Marlborough, Duke of, 119; Marlowe, Christopher, 
 119 ; Massinger, Philip, 120; Matthew, Father, 120; May, Samuel J., 121 ; Maz- 
 
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 rini, 121; Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix, 122; Mendelssohn and Goethe, 122; 
 Mill, John Stuart, 127; Miller, Hugh, 127; Miller, Samuel, 127; Milton, John, 
 127; Minto, Lord, 128; Mirabeau, Count, 128; Morse, Samuel F. B., 130; 
 Moscheles, 131; Mozart, 131; Murchison, Sir Eoderick J.,131; Nelson, Lord, 
 133; Niebuhr, 186; O'Connell, Daniel, 142; Palmerston, Lord, 145; Parker, 
 Theodore, 147; Patteson, John Coleridge, 148 ; Peabody, Francis, 148 ; Peabody, 
 George, 148; Peel, Sir Bobert, 148; Penn, William, 149; Perceval, Et Hon. 
 Spencer, 149; Pickering, T., 154; Pliny, 155; Plunket, Oliver, 155; Poe, Edgar 
 Allan, 155; Potter, Bishop Alonzo, 157; Eandolph, John, 162; Eaphael, 162; 
 Eobertson, Frederick W., 166; Eobinson, Henry Crabb, 166; Eossini, 167; 
 Eousseau, Jean Jacques, 167; Schiller, Friedrich von, 169; Schubert, 169; 
 Schumann, 169 ; Scott, Elder Walter, 173 ; Scott, Sir Walter, 173 ; Scudder, Eev. 
 John, 173; Sedgwick, Catherine, 174; Sevigne, Madame de,175; Seward,W. 
 H., 175; Shelley, 176; Smollett, Tobias, 178; Somerville, Mary, 179; Spinoza, 
 181 ; Stockmar, Baron von, 184 ; Strauss, David Friedrich, 184; Sumner, Charles, 
 185; Taney, E. B., Chief- Justice, 188; Tappan, Arthur, 188; Thomas, General 
 George H., 191 ; Thomas, John, 191 ; Thompson, Count Bumford, 191 ; Thor- 
 waldsen, 191; Timon, Eight Eev. John, 191; Todd, 0. S., 192; Vincent de 
 Paul, St., 198; Virgin Mary, 198; Voltaire, 199; Von Hutten, 199; Wagner, 
 Eichard, 199; Warren, John, 199; Washington, George, 200; Webster, Daniel, 
 200; Wells, John, 200; Wentworth, Thomas, 200; Wesley, John, 200; Willard, 
 Emma, 201; Williams, Eoger, 201; Wright, Edward, 203; Xavier, St. Francis, 
 203 ; Young, Charles Mayne, 204 ; Zeisberger, 204. 
 
 CHEMISTEY, METALLUEGY, MINEEALOGY, AND MINING. 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry, 8; Alcoholic Liquors, 4; Assaying, 13; Blast-Furnace, 22; 
 Blasting, Submarine, 22; Chemical Analysis, 30 ; Chemical Physics, 30 ; Chemi- 
 cal Technology, 80 ; Chemistry, Medical, 31 ; Chemistry, Organic, and Inorganic, 
 81; Chemistry, Theoretical, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous Treatises, 81; 
 Coal and Coal-Mining, 88 ; Coal-Eegions, 38; Diamonds, 46; Engineering, 67; 
 Gas, 80; Gems (Precious Stones), 80; Geology, 81; Gold and Silver, 83; Iron, 
 97; Mechanics, 121 ; Metallurgy, 124; Microscopy, 125 ; Mineralogy, 127 ; Mines 
 and Mining Machinery, 127; Steel, 184. 
 
 EDUCATION. 
 
 Colleges, American, 38; Education, Essays and Treatises on, 50; Elocution, 67; 
 Etiquette, 78; Gymnastics, 86; Kindergarten, 110; Mnemonics, 129; Oxford, 
 144; Parent's Aids, 146; Pedagogy, 148; Ehetoric, 65; School-House Archi- 
 tecture, 169; Singing, 117; Teachers' Aids, 50; Voice, 199. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL WORKS. 
 
 Education, Essays and Treatises on, 50 ; Algebra, 51 ; Anatomy, Physiology, Hy- 
 giene, etc., 51 ; Arithmetic, 51 ; Astronomy, 52 ; Book-Keeping, 52 ; Botany, 52 ; 
 Chemistry, 52 ; Composition and Ehetoric, 53 ; Dictionaries of the English Lan- 
 
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 guage, 53 ; Drawing and Painting, 53 ; Elocution (Speakers, etc.), 54 ; French, 
 54; Geography, 55; Geology, Mineralogy, and Metallurgy, 55; Geometry, 55; 
 German, 56 ; Grammar, 57 ; Grammars for tne Use of Frenchmen, Germans, 
 and Spaniards, 57 ; Greek, 58 ; Gymnastics and Calisthenics, 59 ; History, 59 ; 
 Italian, 60 ; Latin, 60 ; Literature, 61 ; Logic, 62 ; Mechanics and Engineering, 62; 
 Metaphysics, 62; Music, 63; Mythology and Antiquities, 63; Natural Philoso- 
 phy (Physics), 63; Penmanship, 64; Political and Social Science, 64; Primary 
 Books, 64; Readers, 64; Spanish, 64; Spellers, 65; Zoology, 65. 
 
 GAMES, AMUSEMENTS, AND SPORTS. 
 
 Athletic Sports, 14; Base-Ball, 16; Billiards, 18; Boating, 22; Cards, 27; Charades, 
 29; Chess, 81; Cricket, 42; Croquet, 42; Dancing, 43; Draughts, 48; Field- 
 Sports, 75; Fishing, 76; Game and Gaming, 80; Games and Amusements, 80; 
 Gymnastics, 86; Horsemanship, 91; Hunting and Trapping, 93; Magic, 118; 
 Sporting, 182 ; Swimming, 187 ; Theatricals, 190 ; Velocipedes, 198 ; Whist, 201 ; 
 Yachts and Yachting, 203. 
 
 GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND TRAVELS. 
 
 GENERAL. 
 
 Geography, General and Physical, 81 ; History, Ancient and Modern, 89 ; History 
 Philosophy of, 89 ; Travels around and about the World, 193. 
 
 General. Africa, 2 ; Africa, Central, 3; Africa, Eastern, 3 ; Africa, South, 3 ; Africa, 
 West, 8. 
 
 Special. Abyssinia, 1 ; Afghanistan, 2 ; Albert N'yanza, 4 ; Algiers, 4 ; Ashanti, 
 12; Carthage and Tunis, 28; Dahomey, 43; Egypt, 66; Madagascar, 117; Mo- 
 rocco, 130; Niger, 137; Nile, 137; Nubia, 141*; Zanzibar, 204; Zulu, 205. 
 
 NOBTH AMEBICA. 
 
 Canada, 27; Mexico, 125; New Brunswick, 134; Rocky Mountains, 166. 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 General. United States, 196. 
 
 Special. Adirondacks, 2; Alabama, 3; Alaska, 4; Albany City and County, 4; 
 Arizona, 10 ; Arkansas, 11 ; Boston, 23 ; California, 27 ; Catskill Mountains, 28 ; 
 Chicago, 31; Colorado, 28; Delaware, 44; Elizabeth, N. J., 67; Florida, 76; 
 Georgia, 82 ; Hudson River, 92 ; Indiana, 95 ; Iowa, 96 ; Kansas, 109 ; Kentucky, 
 109; Lake George, 111 ; Lexington, Kentucky, 114 ; Louisiana, 117 ; Maine, 118; 
 Mammoth Cave, 119 ; Maryland, 120 : Massachusetts, 120 ; Michigan, 125 ; Min- 
 nesota, 128; Mississippi, 129; Mount Desert, 131; Mount Washington, 131; 
 Nebraska, 133; Nevada, 133; New England, 134; New Haven, 134; New Jer- 
 sey, 134; New Mexico, 134; New York City, 185; New York State, 136; North 
 Carolina, 187; Ohio, 142; Oregon, 143; Pennsylvania, 149; Philadelphia, 150; 
 Pittsfleld, Mass., 154; Rhode Island, 165; Richmond, Va., 165; San Francisco, 
 
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 1C8; Saratoga, 1&>; Sea-side Resorts, 174; Sierra Nevada, 17T; Stamford, 183 ; 
 Summer Resorts, and Watering-Places, 185 ; Susquehanna, 186 ; Tennessee, 189 ; 
 Texas, 190; Utah, 197; Vermont, 198 ; Virginia, 199; Wallingford, Conn., 199; 
 Warwick, Mass., 200; Washington Territory, 200; West Point, 201; West 
 Virginia, 201; White Mountains, 201; Yosemite Valley, 203. 
 
 CENTRAL AMERICA AND WEST INDIES. 
 
 Bahamas, 15; Cuba, 42; Havana, 86; Honduras, 91; Jamaica, 93; Nicaragua, 13C; 
 San Domingo, 168; Trinidad, 194; West Indies, 201. 
 
 SOUTH AMERICA. 
 
 Amazon, 5; Andes, 7; Argentine Republic, 10 ; Brazil, 24; New Granada, 134 ; Para- 
 guay, 146; Patagonians, 147; Peru, 149; South America, 179. 
 
 General. Asia, Travels in, 13; Central Asia, 29; the East, 49. 
 
 Special. Arabia, 9; Asia Minor, 13; Assyria, 13; Babylonia, 15; Bashan, 17; 
 
 Beloochistan, 17; Bokhara, 22; Caucasus, 28; Ceylon, 29; China, 31; India, 94; 
 
 Japan, 98; Jerusalem, 99; Jordan, 100; Khiva, 109; Mesopotamia, 123; Moab, 
 
 129; Mongolia, 129; Nineveh, 137; Palestine, 145; Pekin, 149; Persia, 149; 
 
 Phoenicia, 152; Russia, 167; Siam, 176; Siberia, 177; Sinai, 177; South Seas, 
 
 179; Syria, 187; Tartary, 188; Thibet, 191 ; Turkey, 195. 
 
 AUSTRALIA AND PACIFIC ISLANDS. 
 
 Australia and New South Wales, 15; Fiji Islands, 76; Hawaii, 86; Java, 99; Malay 
 Archipelago, 118; New South Wales, 134; New Zealand, 136; Pacific Ocean and 
 Islands, 144; Polynesia, 157. 
 
 General. Travels, and Traveler's Guides, 73. 
 
 Special. Alps, 5; Austria, 15; Anglo-Saxons, 8 ; "Belgium, 17 ; Caucasus, 28; Cre- 
 tan Insurrection, 42; Denmark, 44; England, 68; Etruria, 73; Florence, 76; 
 France, 77; Franco-German War, 78; Germany, 82; Great Britain, 84; Greece, 
 84; Cyprus, 86; Holland and Belgium, 90; Hungary, 93; Iceland, 93; Ireland, 
 97; Italy, 98; London, 116; Madeira, 118; Malta, 118; Mediterranean, 122; 
 Netherlands, 133; Normandy, 137; Northmen, 187; Norway, 187; Paris, 146; 
 Pau, 148; Piedmont, 154; Poland, 155; Pompeii, 157; Prussia, 160; Pyrenees, 
 161; Rhine, 165; Rome, 166; Russia, 167; Scandinavia, 169; Scotland, 172; 
 Servia, 174; Shetland, 176; Sicily, 177; Sinai, 177; Spain, 180; Sweden, 187; 
 Switzerland, 187; Troy, 195; Tunnel, Mont Cenis, 195; Turkey, 194; Tyrol, 
 195; Vienna, 198. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 American Navy, 6 ; Anglo-Saxons, 8 ; Arctic and Antarctic Regions, 10 ; Atlases, 14 ; 
 Civilization, 88 ; Climatology, 87 ; Crusades, 42 ; Geography, Biblical, 81 ; Hugue- 
 nots, 92; Indians, American, 95; Inquisition, 95; Jesuits, 99 ; Jews, History of 
 the, 99; Mediterranean, 122; Meteorology 124; Middle Ages, 125; Ocean, 142; 
 Reformation, 153; Sea, 173; South Pole, 179 ; Tropics, 194. 
 
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 INDUSTE1AL AETS, MANUFACTURES, AND TEADES. 
 
 Alcoholic Liquors, 4; Arts, Industrial, 12; Dictionaries, 11; Bridge-Building 24; 
 Cabinet-Making, 26; Calico-Printing, 27 ; Canals, 27; Carpentry, 28 ; Cements, 
 29 ; Ceramic Art, 29 ; Chemical Technology, 30 ; Clock and Watch Making. 87 ; 
 Coal, and Coal-Mining, 38 ; Cotton, and Cotton-Spinning, 41 ; Dairy Husbandry, 
 43; Dentistry, 44; Designing, 45; Diving, 47; Drawing, 48; Dyeing, 49; Elec- 
 trotyping, 67; Elevations, 67 ; Engraving, 70 ; Fish-Culture, 76 ; Furniture, 79 ; 
 Glass-Making and Painting, 83; Graining, 84; Horseshoeing, 91; Inventions 
 and Inventors, 96 ; Iron, 97; Lace, 111; Landscape-Gardening, 111 ; Life-Boats, 
 115; Light-houses, 115; Manufactures, 119; Mechanics, 121; Mill-Dams, 127; 
 Mines and Mining Machinery, 127; Painting, Coach, House, Photograph, and 
 Sign, 144; Phonography, 152 ; Photography, 152; Porcelain and Pottery, 15S; 
 Printing, 158; Pyrotechny, 161; Eoad-Making, 166; Rope-Making, 1C7; Sew- 
 age, 175; Ship-building, 176; Silk and Tea-Culture, 177; Soap, 178; Stair-Build- 
 ing, 182; Steam and Steam-Engines, 183; Steam-Boilers, 183; Strains, and 
 Strength of Material, 184; Sugar, 185; Surveying, 1S6; Textiles, 190; Tools 
 and Workshop Appliances, 192 ; Topography, 192 ; Turning, 195; Vinegar, 198; 
 Watchmaking, 2uO; Wheels. 201- Wine, 201; Wood -Carving, 202; Soundings 
 and Dredgings, 179. 
 
 JUVENILES. 
 
 For Boys and Girls, 101; for Boys specially, 105; for Girls specially, 106; for 
 Young Children, 107. 
 
 LANGUAGES. 
 
 GRAMMARS, DICTIONARIES, ETC. 
 
 Afghan, 2; Anglo-Saxon, 8; Arabic, 9; Assyrian, 13; Chinese, 32; Dakota, 43; 
 Danish, 43; English, 69; Flowers, 77; German, 82; Greek, 85; Hebrew, 87; 
 Hindustani, 88; Icelandic, 94; Italian, 98; Japanese, 99; Language and Lin- 
 guistic Studies, 112; Latin, 113; New Zealand, 136; Norwegian, 137; Pali, 145; 
 Persian, 149 ; Sanscrit, 168 ; Spanish, ISO. 
 
 LAW, POLITICAL ECONOMY, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. 
 
 General. American Law, 6; Census, 29; Chancery Practice in England, 29; Com- 
 mercial, 39; Common, 89; Constitution of the United States, 40; Crimes and 
 Punishments, 42 ; Currency and Money, 42 ; Diplomacy, 46 ; English Constitu- 
 tion and Laws, 68 ; Finance, 76; Free-Trade, 78 ; Government, 84; Labor Ques- 
 tion, 110 ; Land-Tenure, 112 ; Law Almanacs and Diaries, 113 ; Dictionaries, 113 ; 
 " Law, Miscellaneous Essays and Treatises, 113; Practice and Proceeding, 114; 
 Laws, Conflicts of, 114; Monopolies, 130; Municipal Government, 181 ; Parlia- 
 mentary, 147 ; Pauperism, 148; Pleading, 155; Political Economy, 155; Polyg- 
 amy, 157; Protection, 159; Representation, 164; Eoman Law, 166; Secret So- 
 cieties, 174; Slavery, 178; Socialism, 178; Social Science, 178; Statistics, 188; 
 Statutes, 183 ; Supreme Court Practice, 185. 
 
CONTENTS. xxvii 
 
 Special. Adminstrator's and Executor's Guide, 2; Admiralty, 2; Agency, 3; Ala- 
 bama Claims, 4; Alimony, 4T; Arbitration and Award, 9; Attachment, 14; 
 Bailments, 15; Bankruptcy, 15; Banks and Banking, 16; Business-Laws, 29; 
 Contracts, 40; Conveyances, 40; Corporations, 41; Corporations, Municipal, 
 41; Covenants for Titles, 41 ; Criminal, 42; Damages, 43; Debtor and Creditor, 
 44; Descent, 45; Divorce and Alimony, 47; Domestic Relations, 48; Case- 
 ments, 49; Equity Jurisprudence, 71; Estoppel, 72; Evidence, 73; Exchange, 
 74; Fixtures, 76; Frauds and Mistakes, 73; Frauds, Statute of, 78; Guarantee, 
 85; Highways, 88; Inianticide, 95; Injunctions, 95; Insurance, 96; Internal Rev- 
 enue^; International, 96; Judgments, 100; Landlord and Tenant, 111 ; Lien 
 Laws, Mechanics 1 , 115 ; Life Insurance, 115 ; Limitation, 115; Magistrates, Juris- 
 diction of, 118; Malpractice, civil, 118; Maritime, 119; Marriage, 119; Medical 
 Jurisprudence, 121 ; Mercantile Hand-books, 123 ; Military, 126 ; Mortgages, 131 ; 
 Negligence, 133; Notaries and Commissioners, 137; Partnership, 147; Patents 
 and Copyrights, 147.; Pension, 149; Personal Property, 149 ; Pilot, 154; Probate, 
 153; Procedure, 158; Eeal Property, 162 ; Remedies, 1^ : Replevin, 164 ; Sales, 
 168; Set-off, 175; Sheriff, Duties of, 176; Slander and Libel, 177; Stamp-Acts, 
 188; Taxation, 188; Tax-Titles, 188; Title to Property, 192; Torts, 192; Town- 
 ship Organization, 192; Trade-Marks, 193; Trusts, 195; Usury, 197; Vendors, 
 198; Water-Courses, 200; Wills, 201. 
 
 LITERATURE. 
 
 (Foreign Classics only in Translations) 
 
 JSschylus, 2; Alison, 4; Anecdotes, 7; Aristophanes, 10; Bacon, Francis, 15; 
 Berkeley, Bishop, 17; Burlesque, 26; Burns, Robert, 26; Caesar, 26; Calhoun, 
 J. C., 27; Carlyle, Thomas, 27; Chesterfield, Lord, 31; Cicero, 36; Classical 
 Dictionaries, 37; Cyclopaedias, 42; Demosthenes, 44; Dickens, Charles, 46; 
 Disraeli, Benjamin, 46; Dryden, 43; Edgeworth, Maria, 50; English Literature, 
 69; English Synonyms, 70; Epigrams, 71; Epitaphs, 71; Erskine, Lord, 71; 
 Essays, 71 ; Euripides, 78; Eutropius, 73; Evelyn, John, 73; Everett, Edward, 
 73 ; Fielding. 70 ; Fuller, M., 79 ; Gay, John, 80 ; German Literature, 82 ; Gillray, 
 James, 82 ; Goethe, 83 ; Goldsmith, 83 ; Gray, 84 ; Greek Literature, 85 ; Guthrie, 
 Thomas, 86 ; Halleck, Fitz-Greene, 86 ; Heine, Heinrich, 88 ; Hemans, Mrs. F., 
 88; Herbert, George, 88; Herodotus, 88; Hesiod, 88; Holbein, 89; Homer, 90; 
 Hood, Thomas, 91 ; Horace, 91; Humboldt, A. von, 92 ; Hysterology, 93 ; Irving, 
 Washington, 97; Jeffrey, Francis, 99; Josephus, 100; Journalism, 100; Juvenal, 
 101 ; Keble, John, 109 ; Knox, Robert, 110; Koran, 110 ; Lacordaire, 111 ; Lamar- 
 tine, Alphonse de, 111 ; Lamb, Charles, 111 ; Landon,L. E., Ill ; Landor, Walter 
 Savage, 111; Language, 112 ; Legends, 114; Lessing, 114; Letters and Letter- 
 Writing, 114; Livy, 115; Lover, Samuel, 117; Lytton, Edward Bulwer, 117; 
 Macaulay, Lord, 117; Marlowe, Christopher, 119; Marryat, Captain, 119 ; Mar- 
 tineau, Harriet, 119; Mazzini, 181; Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix, 122; Mill 
 John Stuart, 127; Miller, Hugh, 127 ; Milton, John, 127 ; Montaigne, 130 ; Moore, 
 Thomas, 130 ; Names, 132 ; Novels and Romances, 138 ; Plato, 155 ; Plautus and 
 Terence, 155; Pliny, 155; Plutarch, 155; Poe, Edgar Allan, 155; Pope, 157; 
 Proverbs, Collections of, 159 ; Quintilian, 161 ; Quotations, Dictionaries of, 161 ; 
 Rabelais, 161; Sallust, 168; Satire, 169; Schiller, Friedrich von, 169; Scientific 
 
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 Series, 169; Scott, Sir Walter, 173; Sevigne, Madame de, 175; Shakespeare, 
 176; Shelley, 176; Smith, Sydney, 178; Smollett, Tobias, 178; Sophocles, 198; 
 Southey, 179; Spenser, 181; Spinoza, 181; Stage, 182; Sterne, Laurence, 184; 
 Strauss, David Friedrich, 184; Swedenborg, 187; Swift, Jonathan, 187 : Table- 
 Talk, 188; Tacitus, 188; Talmud, 188; Tasso,188; Temperance Literature, 189 ; 
 Terence and Plautus, 190; Thackeray, W. M., 190; Theocritus, 190; Thomson, 
 James, 191; Thucydides, 191 ; Virgil, 199; Webster, Daniel, 200 ; Wesley, John, 
 200 ; Wit, 201 ; Wordsworth, 203 ; Xenophon, 203. 
 
 MATHEMATICS, ENGINEERING, ETC. 
 
 Algebra, 51; Arithmetics, 10; Astronomy, 13; Book-Keeping, 23; Calculus, 26; 
 Circle, Quadrature of; 86 ; Educational Works, 51 ; Engineering, Dictionaries of; 
 67; Engineering, Civil, 67; Engineering, Military, 67; Engineering, Railroad 
 and Locomotive, 67 ; Engineering Tables, 68 ; Equation of Payment, 71 ; Ex- 
 change, 74; Geometry, 82; Interest Tables, 68; Logarithms, 116; Mensuration, 
 123; Navigation, 133; Ready Reckoners, 162 ; Trigonometry, 194 ; Weights and 
 
 MEDICINE, PHARMACY, SURGERY, ETC. 
 
 Science, Practice, and Miscellaneous. Anaesthetics, 7; Anatomy, 7; Bath, 17; 
 Biology, 21; Chemistry, 31; Clinical, 37; Diagnosis, 45; Dietetics, 46; Diges- 
 tion, 46; Domestic, 48; Electricity, 66 ; Galvanism, 80 ; Heredity, 88 ; Histology, 
 89; Homoeopathy, 90; Hospitals, 92; Hydropathy, 93; Hygiene, 93; Infanti- 
 cide, 95; Instinct, 96; Materia Medica, 120; Medical Lexicons, 121; Medicine, 
 Miscellaneous Essays and Treatises, 121 ; Medicine, Science and Practice, 122 ; 
 Mesmerism, 123; Myology, 132; Ophthalmoscope, 142; Orthopedic Surgery, 
 148; Pathology, 147; Pharmacy, 150; Phrenology, 152; Physiognomy, 153; 
 Physiology, 153; Poisons, 155; Post-Mortem Examination, 157; Psychology, 
 160; Sewage, 173; Sexes, Relation of, 175; Sleep, 178; Species, 180; Surgery, 
 185; Therapeutics, 190; Thermometry, 191; Veterinary Medicines and Sur- 
 gery, 198. 
 
 Special Diseases. Apoplexy, 8; Bladder, 22; Bones, 23; Bowels, 24; Brain, 24; 
 Breath, 24; Bronchitis, 25 ; Catarrh, 28; Cattle, 28; Children, 81; Cholera, 82; 
 Club-Foot,37; Colds, 88; Consumption, 40; Contagious Diseases, 40; Dentis- 
 try, 44; Diphtheria, 46; Ear, 49; Epilepsy, 71; Erysipelas, 71 ; Eye, 74; Fever, 
 75; Headaches, 86; Heart, 87; Hip, 88; Horse, 91; Hydrophobia, 93 ; Insanity, 
 95; Kidneys, 110; Liver, 115; Lungs, 117; Mental Disease, 128; Midwifery, 
 125; Mouth, 131; Nervous System, 138 ; Neuralgia, 133 ; Opium, 142; Ovaries, 
 144; Paralysis, 146; Pulmonary Diseases, 161; Rectum, 162; Scrofula, 173; 
 Sea-Sickness, 178 ; Sheep, Diseases of, 176 ; Skin, Diseases of, 177 ; Spermator- 
 rhoea, 181; Spine, 181; Stammering, 188 ; Stomach, 183; Tetanus, 190; Throat, 
 191 ; Urine and Urinary Organs, 197 ; Uterine Diseases, 197 ; Vaccination, 197 ; 
 Venereal Diseases, 198 ; Women, 202 ; Zymotic Diseases, 205. 
 
CONTENTS. xxix 
 
 MILITARY SCIENCE. 
 
 Anna and Armor, 11 ; Artillery, 12 ; Cavalry Tactics, 23 ; Civil Service and Army, 
 86; Drum and Fife Instructor, 48 ; Engineering, 67; Guns, 86; Infantry Tac- 
 tics, 95; Military Law, 126; Military Science, 126; Nautical Almanacs, 132; 
 Naval Architecture, 133; Navigation, 133; Ordnance, 142; Rifle-Practice, 165; 
 Signals, Military and Naval, 177; Surveying, 186; Tactics, 188; Torpedo, 192. 
 
 NATURAL SCIENCE. 
 
 Animals, Locomotion of; 8; Animals, Training of, 8; Aquarium, 9; Botany, 23; 
 Butterflies, 26; Cage-Birds, 26; Canary, 27; Cats, 28; Cattle, 28; Dogs, 47; 
 Entomology, 70; Ethnology, 72 ; Evolution, 74 ; Ferns, 75; Geology, 81; Mam- 
 malia, 118; Natural History, 132; Ocean, 142; Ornithology, 143; Ovology, 144; 
 Parasites, 146; Rat, 162; Sheep, 176; Snakes, 178; Species, 180; Swimming, 
 187 ; Trees, 194 ; Walking, 199 ; Zoology, 204. 
 
 NOVELS AND ROMANCES. 
 List of Recent Works of Fiction, 138. 
 
 PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Autology, 15; Logic, 116; Mental Science, 128; Moral Science, 130; Philosophy, 
 150; Psychology, 160. 
 
 PHYSICAL SCIENCE; ALSO ASTRONOMY, METEOROLOGY, ETC. 
 
 Acoustics, 1 ; Aeronautics, 2 ; Astronomy, 13 ; Chemical Physics, 30 ; Climatology, 
 37 ; Dynamics, 49 ; Earth, 49 ; Earthquakes, 49 ; Electricity, 66 ; Galvanism, 80 ; 
 Heat, 87; Hydraulics, 93; Mechanics, 121; Meteorology, 124; Moon, 130, 
 Ozone, 144; Physics, 152; Sound, 179; Spectroscopes, 181 ; Spectrum Analysis, 
 181; Steam, 183; Storms, 184; Sun, 185; Transits of Venus, 193; Ventilation, 
 198; Volcanoes, 199. 
 
 RELIGION. 
 
 Biblical Commentaries. Acts of the Apostles, 2 ; Apocalypse, 8 ; Colossians, 88 ; 
 Corinthians, 41; Daniel, 43; Ecclesiastes, 50; Ephesians, 71; Esther, 72; Ex- 
 odus, 74; Ezekiel, 74; Galatians, 79; Genesis, 81; Gospels, the Four, 83; 
 Hebrews, 87; Isaiah, 97; Jeremiah, 99; Joh, 100; John, 100; Joshua, 100; 
 Jude, 100 ; Judges, 100 ; Kings, 110 ; Leviticus, 114; Mark, 119 ; Matthew, 120 ; 
 Minor Prophets, 128; New Testament, 135; Old Testament, 142; Parables, 146; 
 
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 Paul, Epistles of, 148; Peter, Epistles of, 150; Philemon, 150; Philippians, 150; 
 Psalms, 160 ; Komans, 166 ; Solomon's Songs, 179 ; Thessalonians, 191 ; T .no- 
 thy, 191 ; Titus, 192. 
 
 General Biblical Aids. Arabia, 9; Art, Sacred, 12; Asia, Travels in, 13; Asia 
 Minor, Comparative Geography of, 13 ; Assyria, 13 ; Babylonia, 15 ; Bashan, 17; 
 Bible, History of the, 17; Biblical Aids, 18; Biblical and Theological Diction- 
 aries, 18; Christ, Life of, 82; Christian Church, History of the, 32; Christian 
 Church, Theology of the, 33 ; Christianity, Evidences of, 34 ; East, the, 49 ; Egypt, 
 66; Geography, Biblical, 81; Gospels, the Four, 83; Hebrew Grammars, 87; 
 Hebrew Lexicons, 87 ; History, Biblical, 89 ; Isaiah, 97 ; Jews, History, Religion, 
 etc., of the, 99; Jordan, 100; Josephus, 100; New Testament, Critical English 
 edition, and Expository Works on the, 134; New Testaments Greek Texts, 
 Grammars, and Lexicons, 135; Old Testament, 142; Palestine, 145; Phoenicia, 
 152; Religion, Philosophy, and History of, 163; Revision of the Bible, 165; 
 Rome, History of, 166; Sinai, 177; Syria, 187. 
 
 Doctrines of the Christian Church. Atonement, 14; Baptism, 16; Christ, 32; 
 Christian Doctrines and Ethics, 34 ; Christianity, Evidences of, 34; Communion, 
 89 ; Devotion, 45 ; Future State, 79 ; Holy Spirit, 90 ; Immortality, 91 ; Miracles, 
 128; Prayer, 158; Prophecy, 159 ; Redemption, 163 ; Regeneration, 163; Resur- 
 rection, 165; Trinity, 194; Virgin Mary, 198; Worship, 203. 
 
 Miscellaneous Religion* Sects and Subjects. Baptist Denomination, 16; Buddh- 
 ism, 25 ; Christian Church, History of, 32 ; Church and State, 35 ; Church of 
 England, 35; Church of Rome, 35; Congregationalists, 89; Demonology, 45; 
 Divination, 47; Friends, 79; Gnosticism, 83; Infidelity, 95; Inquisition, 95; 
 Jesuits, 99; Jews, History of the, 99; Koran, 110; Lutheran Church, 117; Meth- 
 odist Denomination, 124; Missions, Reports and Treatises on, 123; Mohamme- 
 danism, 129; Monks, 129; Moravian Church, 130; Mormonism, 130 ; Mythology, 
 132; Ordination, 142; Popes, 157; Presbyterianism, 158; Protestant Episcopal 
 Church, 159 ; Puritans, 161 ; Rationalism, 162 ; Reformed Dutch Church, 163 ; 
 Religion, History, and Philosophy of, 163; Revision of the Bible, 165; Ritual- 
 ism, 166; Scotland, Church of, 173; Sects, Dictionaries of, 174; Shakers, 176; 
 Spiritualism, 181; Swedenborgians, 187; Symbolism, 187; Talmud, 188; Uni- 
 tarianism,195; Universalism, 197 ; Virgin Mary, 193 ; Witchcraft, 202 ; Zoologi- 
 cal Mythology, 204. 
 
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 WHAT A^D HOW TO EEAD. 
 
 Abolition. See SLAVERY. 
 
 Aborigines. See names of countries, INDIANS, etc. 
 Abortion, Criminal. See INFANTICIDE. 
 Abstinence. See TEMPERANCE LITERATURE. 
 
 Abyssinia. See also AFRICA, EGYPT, NILE, etc. 
 
 Books on foreign lands containing adequate accounts of the human beings inhab- 
 iting them are always more pleasant reading than those which describe only beasts, 
 plants, rivers, and mountains. For this reason Baker's and Blanford's admirable 
 works will be found less entertaining than Hozier's and Markham's. The English 
 Expedition is very much like a foot-note to one of the last pages of history, and 
 the narratives of it bring a fanatic, semi-civilized, and mongrel Semitic race into 
 striking contrast with a Teutonic people, representing the highest culture as yet 
 attained by man. 
 
 4. Baker. The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia $2 00 
 
 4. Blanford. Observations on the Geology and Zoology of 
 
 Abyssinia s ... 700 
 
 3. Hozier. The British Expedition hi Abyssinia .V. 3 50 
 
 3. Markham. History of the Abyssinian Expedition. Maps. 4 00 
 
 Accident Insurance. See INSURANCE. 
 Acclimation. See CLIMATOLOGY. 
 
 Acoustics* See also SOUND. 
 
 Great progress has recently been made, especially through the labors of Helm- 
 holtz, toward understanding the laws of sound. Tyndall expounds the experiments 
 connected with them with his customary felicitous ease. Donkin's work shows 
 how the results of these studies may be utilized. 
 
 4. Donkin, W. F. Acoustics each part 3 00 
 
 3. Tyndall, J. On Sound 2 00 
 
 Actinism. See CHEMISTRY, PHOTOGRAPHY, and SPECTRUM 
 ANALYSIS. 
 
 Actors and Actresses. See BIOGRAPHY, COLLECTIVE. 
 
2 ACTS OF THE APOSTLES. 
 
 Acts of the Apostles. See also NEW TESTAMENT, and other 
 portions of Scripture. 
 
 3. Alexander. Acts of the Apostles explained. 2 vols $4 00 
 
 4. Lange. Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles. 8vo . . 5 00 
 
 2. Norris. A Key to the Narrative of the Acts of the Apos- 
 
 tles. 16mo 1 00 
 
 Adamites. See CHRISTIAN CHURCH, HISTORY OF THE. 
 
 Adams, John* 
 
 3. Life of, by C. F. Adams 2 00 
 
 3. Life of, by C. F. & J. Q. Adams. 2 vols. . 3 00 
 
 Adams, John Quincy. 
 
 3. Memoirs of, by C. F. Adams. 3 vols each 5 00 
 
 Adirondacks. 
 
 4. Colvin. Topographical Survey of Adirondack Wilderness 1 50 
 
 2. Headley. The Adirondacks; or, Life in the Woods 1 75 
 
 2. Stoddard. Adirondacks Illustrated 1 00 
 
 Administrator's and Executor's Guides* 
 
 4. Clifford. A Guide for Administrators, Executors, and 
 
 Guardians 2 50 
 
 4. Matthews. Guide to Administrators and Executors hi 
 
 Virginia 75 
 
 Admiralty* See also MARITIME LAW, and PRIZE. 
 
 5. Benedict. The American Admiralty : Its Jurisdiction, etc. 7 50 
 5. Parsons. The Law of Shipping and Admiralty. 2 vols. . 15 00 
 5. Roberts. On Admiralty and Prize 7 50 
 
 Adulteration. See FOODS. 
 Adventures* See names of countries. 
 
 Aeronautics. 
 
 2. Glaisher, J. Travels in the Air London 12 50 
 
 2. Marion. Wonderful Balloon Ascents 1 50 
 
 ^Eschylus. Translated by Copleston. Ancient Classics for 
 
 English Readers 1 00 
 
 .Esthetics. See ART, ESSAYS AND TREATISES ON. 
 
 Afghanistan, and Afghan Language. 
 
 4. Kay. History of the War hi Afghanistan. 3 vols. London 13 00 
 
 5. Trumpf. Grammar of the Paste Language of the Afghans 
 
 London 10 50 
 Africa* See also ABYSSINIA, EGYPT, NILE, etc. 
 
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 customs of any group of its inhabitants teem with valuable suggestions in regard 
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 The charm of books on African travel is sometimes heightened when the explorer 
 enters the wilds with some definite aim ; as Livingstone desiring to reach the 
 sources of the Nile, or Stanley undertaking to recover the lost Livingstone. 
 
ALABAMA. 3 
 
 2. Day. African Adventure $1 60 
 
 2. Ferguson. Five Weeks in a Balloon ; or, Journeys and 
 
 Discoveries in Africa 1 50 
 
 2. Kelly. Miambi Land 1 75 
 
 3. Kingston. African Travel ; from Mungo Park to Living- 
 
 stone and Stanley London 3 75 
 
 2. Livingstone, and his African Explorations 1 50 
 
 3. Nassau. Crowned in Palm-Land. Story of African Mis- 
 
 sion Life. Illustrated 1 75 
 
 3. Reade, W. African Sketch Book. 2 vols London 12 00 
 
 2. Stanley, H. M. How I found Livingstone 5 00 
 
 Africa, Central. 
 
 2. Du Chaillu. The Country of the Dwarfs 175 
 
 3. Schweinfurth. The Heart of Africa, 2 vols 8 00 
 
 3. Skertchly. Dahomey as it Is London 10 00 
 
 2. Taylor. Lake Regions of Central Africa 1 50 
 
 3. Thomas. Eleven Years in Central Africa London 3 75 
 
 Africa, Eastern. 
 
 3. New. Life, Wanderings, and Labours in Eastern Africa. 
 
 London 5 25 
 Africa, South. 
 
 2. Diamond Fields of South Africa 1 50 
 
 3. Lindley. After Ophir; or, Search for the South African 
 
 Gold Fields. Illustrated 3 50 
 
 2. Taylor, Bayard. Travels hi South Africa 1 50 
 
 Africa, West. 
 
 3. Blyden. From West Africa to Palestine London 2 25 
 
 3. Rogers. Campaigning in Western Africa London 2 50 
 
 Agency. 
 
 4. Edwards, J. An Essay on Brokers and Factors 2 00 
 
 5. Story, J. Commentaries on the Law of Agency 7 50 
 
 Agreements. See FRAUDS. 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry. See also FARMING, HORTICULT- 
 URE, etc. 
 
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 2. Johnson. How Plants Grow. Illustrated 2 00 
 
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 Aiken, L. and Channing, W. E. 
 
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 Air. See CHEMISTRY, HYGIENE, PHYSICS, VENTILATION, etc. 
 Air-Pump. See MECHANICS. 
 
 Alabama. 
 
 2. Appletons' Hand-book of American Travel Southern Tour 2 00 
 
 4. Pickett History of Alabama. 2 vols 3 00 
 
4 ALABAMA CLAIMS. 
 
 Alabama Claims. 
 
 5. Argument at Geneva. Forensic Discussions $3 50 
 
 Alaska. 
 
 2. Bell. Quiddities of an Alaska Trip 3 50 
 
 3. Ball. Alaska and its Resources, Illustrated 7 50 
 
 2. Whymper. Travel and Adventure in Alaska 2 50 
 
 Albania. See GREECE, SOUTHERN EUROPE, TURKEY, etc. 
 
 Albert N'yanza. See also AFRICA, NILE, etc. 
 
 4. Baker. The Albert N'yanza Great Basin of the Nile 2 50 
 
 Albany City and County. 
 
 4. Collections of the History of Albany, from its Discovery. 
 
 4 vols 30 00 
 
 4. Early Records of the City and County of Albany, and Col- 
 ony of Rennsclaerswyck, 1656-'75. Translated 10 00 
 
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 STAMPS, etc. 
 
 Alchemy. See CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, etc. 
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 Alcoholic Liquors, Manufacture of. See also INDUS- 
 TRIAL ARTS. 
 4. Duplais. Manufacture and Distillation of Alcoholic Liquors. 
 
 Translation 10 00 
 
 Alexander, J. Addison, D. D. 
 
 3. Life of, by H. C. Alexander. 2 vols 5 00 
 
 Alford, Henry, D. D. 
 
 3. Lite, Journals, and Letters of 5 00 
 
 Algiers. See also AFRICA. 
 
 3. Herbert, Lady. Search after Sunshine, or Algiers in 1871 8 00 
 
 Alimony. See DIVORCE. 
 
 Alison. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous Essays 2 50 
 
 Allopathy. See MEDICINE. 
 
 Almanacs. 
 
 Atlantic Almanac 50 
 
 Fuller, J. E. Calendar for Every Year from 1428 0. S. to 
 
 1900 N. S 75 
 
 Haverty's Irish- American Almanac 25 
 
 Lady's Almanac 50 
 
 New York Herald Almanac 25 
 
 Observer Year-Book 1 00 
 
 Tribune Almanac 20 
 
 World Almanac 20 
 
 Whitaker's Almanac ... 76 
 
AMERICA, TRAVELS, ETC. 5 
 
 Almanacs, Comic* 
 
 Josh Billings's Farmers' Alminax. Illustrated $ 25 
 
 Leslie, Frank, Comic Almanack. Illustrated 15 
 
 Nast's Almanac 25 
 
 Alphabets, Collection of. See also DESIGNING, LETTER- 
 
 ING> etc. 
 4. Copley, F. S. The Various Hands of Modern Use, and 
 
 Designs for Titles, Monograms, etc 3 00 
 
 4. Esser, H. Draughtsman's Alphabets 1 50 
 
 4. Monogram and Alphabet Album 6 50 
 
 Alps* See oho SWITZERLAND. 
 
 The three books mentioned answer in turn the demands generally made by those 
 who visit this famous region. Ball tells how to save time and money, Whymper 
 how to enjoy the scenery, and Tyndall how to explain the phenomena which con- 
 stantly delight the eye of the traveler. 
 
 2. Ball. New Alpine Guide London 1 25 
 
 8. Tyndall. Hours of Exercise in the Alps. Illustrated 2 00 
 
 2. Whymper. Scrambles among the Alps 2 50 
 
 Alumni. See BIOGRAPHY and COLLEGES. 
 Amazon. 
 
 It is a curious fact that the course of the Amazon is not accurately known. The 
 "Note-Book of an Explorer" has much that will prove of interest to the general 
 reader. The " Naturalist," however, is not quite as scientific as the title of his work 
 seems to suggest. Orton's book on " The Andes and the Amazon " may after all 
 be the most agreeable work to students of foreign lands. 
 
 3. Bates. Naturalist on the Amazon. 2 50 
 
 3. Keller. The Amazon arid Madeira Rivers. Sketches and 
 
 Descriptions from the Note-Book of an Explorer. Folio. Y 50 
 2. Orton, J. The Andes.and Amazon. Map and Illustrations 2 00 
 
 America, Discovery and Early History of. See also 
 
 UNITED STATES, the various Countries, and States. 
 
 When and by. whom this continent was actually discovered for the first time 
 Anderson and Goodrich do not determine, and it is doubtful that it is worth the time 
 carefully to examine their hypotheses. Baldwin's discussions of the origin and date 
 of the antiquities of America, or of the architectural and other remains of the tribes 
 and nations subjugated or displaced by European conquest and settlement, though 
 not of a high order of learning and ingenuity, better deserve the attention of the 
 educated. It must be acknowledged, however, that the time has not come for 
 trustworthy guides through the early history of America. 
 
 2. Anderson. America not discovered by Columbus 1 00 
 
 3. Baldwin. Ancient America 2 00 
 
 2. Goodrich. Character and Achievements of the so-called 
 
 Christopher Columbus 3 50 
 
 America, Travels, and Travelers' Guides. See also 
 the various countries, UNITED STATES, the States, Summer 
 Resorts, and Watering-Places. 
 
 Whoever has neither the leisure nor the purse to travel, and examine the condi- 
 tion of his country, should at least find the time and money to read descriptions of 
 
6 AMERICA, CENTRAL. 
 
 his native land. Those who travel and examine for themselves often fail to consult 
 Guide-Books, and consequently leave unnoticed many things, each worth all the 
 journey to come and see. Appletons' Guides will teach many an old resident curi- 
 ous facts about his own town and its vicinity. Those who have to be content with 
 reading of the East, "West, North, and South, will be best pleased with the vivid 
 accounts of Hall, Rae, and Kusling, and perhaps also with the " Eemiuiscences of 
 Two Englishmen." 
 
 2. Appletons' Hand-book of American Travel. Northern and 
 
 Eastern Tour $2 00 
 
 2. Southern Travel 2 00 
 
 2. Western Travel 2 00 
 
 2. Picturesque America subscription 
 
 2. Atlantic Coast Guide 1 00 
 
 2. Disturnell. Sailing on the Great Lakes 3 00 
 
 2. Gardner, H. C. Glimpses of our Lake Region 1 50 
 
 2, Hall, Rev. N. From Liverpool to St. Louis 2 00 
 
 2. Humason, W. L. From the Atlantic Surf to the Golden 
 
 Gate 40 
 
 3. Keller. The Amazon and Madeira Rivers. Illustrated. 
 
 Folio : 7 50 
 
 2. Lester. From the Atlantic to the Pacific 1 50 
 
 2. Middle States 2 00 
 
 2. Morford. Short-Trip Guide to America 1 50 
 
 2. Ocean to Ocean. The Pacific Railroad and Adjoining Ter- 
 ritories 50 
 
 2. Parker, N. H. Hand-book of the Great West 1 00 
 
 3. Rae, W. J. Westward by Rail. New Route to the East . 2 00 
 
 3. Reminiscences of America hi 1869, by Two Englishmen. . 3 75 
 2. Rusling, J. F. Across America 2 00 
 
 America, Central* See CENTRAL AMERICA. 
 American Biography. See BIOGRAPHY, COLLECTIVE. 
 
 American Law* See also special subjects of Law. 
 
 4. Bouvier. Institutes of American Law. 2 vols 12 00 
 
 5. Kent, J. Commentaries on American Law. 4 vols 20 00 
 
 4. Powell. Analysis of American Law 4 50 
 
 4. Walker. Introduction to American Law 7 50 
 
 2. Wells. Every Man his own Lawyer 2 00 
 
 American Navy. See also NAVY. 
 
 3. Boynton, Rev. C. B. History of the American Navy dur- 
 
 ing the Great Rebellion. 2 vols 8 00 
 
 Americanisms in Language* See ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 
 STUDIES IN. 
 
 Amphibia. See ZOOLOGY. 
 
 Amusements. See GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS. 
 
 Analysis. See CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, ENGLISH, GEOMETRY, 
 MILK and other substances, MINERALOGY, SPECTRUM 
 ANALYSIS, etc. 
 
ANGLING. 7 
 
 Anaesthetics. 
 
 3. Simpson. Anaesthesia, Hospitalism, etc $3 00 
 
 Anatomy. 
 
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 acquainted with the relations of organs to each other and with the distinct systems 
 which perform the functions of the organism. Then read on General Anatomy, 
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 Chemical, and Microscopic Anatomy, which analyzes the atomic and cell structure 
 of the tissues, and the fluids and their contents. Marey's book on " Animal Mech- 
 anism" and Huxley's "Anatomy of Vertebrate Animals" may be read to test one's 
 taste for these studies. The authors are lucid, terse, and forcible writers, who do 
 not crowd their pages unnecessarily with technical terms. 
 
 Anatomy, Human. 
 5. Gray, H. Anatomy, Descriptive and Surgical 6 00 
 
 3. Hartshorne. Human Anatomy and Physiology for Stu- 
 
 dents. 12mo 1 75 
 
 4. Hassall, Microscopic Anatomy 6 00 
 
 2. Martindale. Human Anatomy 1 50 
 
 Anatomy of Invertebrates. 
 
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 Anatomy of Vertebrates. 
 
 5. Chauveau. Comparative Anatomy of Domesticated Animals 6 00 
 
 3. Hux ley. Anatomy of the Vertebrated Animals 2 50 
 
 3. Marey. Animal Mechanism 1 75 
 
 4. Owen. Anatomy of Vertebrate Animals. 3 vols 30 00 
 
 Ancient Architecture. See ARCHITECTURE. 
 Ancient Classics. See Names of Authors. 
 Ancient History. See HISTORY. 
 Andes. 
 
 2. Bishop. One Thousand Miles' Walk across South America, 
 
 over the Pampas and the Andes 1 50 
 
 3. Myers. Life and Nature under the Tropics 2 00 
 
 Andre', Major. 
 
 2. Life of. By Sargent 2 50 
 
 Anecdotes. See also BURLESQUES, CARICATURES, etc. 
 
 Burton. Cyclopaedia of Wit and Humor. 8vo 7 00 
 
 Hood's Own ; or, Laughter from Year to Year. 2 vols 10 50 
 
 Kirkland. Cyclopaedia of Commercial and Business Anec- 
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 Manson. The Jokers' Dictionary 1 00 
 
 Percy Anecdotes 3 50 
 
 Railway Anecdote-Book 50 
 
 Tin Trumpet, The ; or, Heads and Tales for the Wise and 
 
 Waggish..., 1 50 
 
 Anglican Church. See CHURCH OP ENGLAND. 
 Angling. See FIELD SPORTS, FISHING, etc. 
 
8 ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Language. See also ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 
 STUDIES IN. 
 
 3. Corson, H. Anglo-Saxon and Early English $3 00 
 
 4. March, F. A. Comparative Grammar of Anglo-Saxon . 2 50 
 
 2. Introduction to Anglo-Saxon 1 50 
 
 Anglo-Saxons, History of. See also ENGLAND, GERMANY, 
 
 HISTORY OF. 
 yS- Palgrave. History of the Anglo-Saxons London 3 00 
 
 4. Thorpe. Diplomatarium Anglicum Jivi Saxonici. With a 
 
 Translation 6 00 
 
 Animal Instinct. See INSTINCT. 
 
 Animal Magnetism. See ELECTRICITY and MESMERISM. 
 
 Animals. See NATURAL HISTORY, and names and classes of 
 
 animals. 
 Animals, Domestic. See CATTLE, DOG, HORSE, INSTINCT, 
 
 NATURAL HISTORY, etc. 
 
 Animals, Locomotion of. See also NATURAL HISTORY. 
 
 3. Marey, E. J. Animal Mechanism 1 75 
 
 3. Pettigrew. The Locomotion of Animals 1 75 
 
 Animals, Training of. See also CATTLE, DOG, HORSE, etc. 
 2. Berkeley. Fact against Fiction. Treatment of Animals, 
 
 practically considered. 2 vols London 15 00 
 
 2. Haney. Art of Training Animals 1 00 
 
 Annuals. See under name of Denomination, or Pursuit. 
 Antarctic Regions. See ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC REGIONS. 
 Anthropology. See ETHNOLOGY, MAN, PRIMITIVE MAN, etc. 
 Antilles. See WEST INDIES. 
 Antiquities. See Countries and Subjects. 
 
 Apocalypse. See also NEW TESTAMENT, and other portions of 
 Scripture. 
 
 3. Cowles. Revelation of John, with Notes 1 00 
 
 3. De Pui. Exposition of the Apocalypse 1 50 
 
 5. Lange. Revelation of John. Commentary 5 00 
 
 2. Litch. David and the Apocalypse 1 50 
 
 2. Macduff. Memojrs of Patmos 2 00 
 
 Apocrypha. See BIBLES and BIBLICAL COMMENTARIES. 
 Apoplexy. 
 
 LIDELL, J. A. On Apoplexy, Cerebral Haemorrhage, etc 4 00 
 
 Apostles, Acts of. See ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, BIBLE and 
 BIBLICAL COMMENTARIES. 
 
 Apostolic Age. See CHRISTIAN CHURCH, HISTORY OF. 
 
 \postolic Church. See CHURCH OF ENGLAND, CHURCH OF 
 ROME, and PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 
 
ARCHITECTURE. 9 
 
 Apostolic Fathers. See BIOGRAPHY, COLLECTIVE. 
 Apparatus. See PHYSICS, SURGERY, TELEGRAPHY, etc. 
 Apparitions. See MAGIC and SPIRITUALISM. 
 
 Apples, Cultivation of. See also FRUIT CULTURE, GARDEN- 
 ING, etc. 
 2. Todd. The Apple Culturist $1 50 
 
 Appliances, Mechanical. See MECHANICS, TOOLS, and 
 WORKSHOP APPLIANCES. 
 
 Applied Chemistry and Mathematics. See CHEMISTRY, 
 MATHEMATICS, etc. 
 
 Aquarium* 
 
 2. Gosse. Aquarium. London 3 75 
 
 2. Life beneath the Waves. Description of the Brighton 
 
 Aquarium London 1 25 
 
 Arabia. 
 
 3. Maughan. The Alps of Arabia London 6 00 
 
 4. Palgrave. Journey through Central and Eastern Arabia. . 3 00 
 2, Taylor, Bayard. Arabia. With Illustrations 1 50 
 
 Arabic. 
 
 5. Caspari. Grammar of the Arabic Language. Translated 
 
 by Wright. 2 vols London. Each 5 25 
 
 Arbitration and Award. 
 
 5. Morse. Arbitration and Award. ... 7 50 
 
 Archaeology. See Countries and Subjects. 
 
 Architecture. See also CARPENTRY, CHURCH ARCHITECTURE, 
 FARMING, GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, SCHOOL AR- 
 CHITECTURE, SHIP-BUILDING, VENTILATION, etc. 
 
 The following list has been compiled principally for those practically interested 
 in house-building, and Downing's, Eassie's, and Lefever's books will be a great help 
 to them. But architecture, the poetry of space, is important also as an historical 
 study ; for within certain limits a people's culture may be gathered and estimated 
 from the buildings it has produced. Herein neither amateur nor professional stu- 
 dent will discover in English any thing superior to Fergusson's works. However, 
 ars tonga est, vita brems, and universal histories even on special subjects are some- 
 what unmanageable. By studying the plastic art of the Greeks, the architecture of 
 the Middle Ages, the paintings of the Renaissance, and the music of the present 
 day, the periods in which the four principal branches of art in turn burst into bloom, 
 the general reader will be sure to become acquainted with some of the best flowers 
 of art. Hence Street's "Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages" should not bo 
 overlooked. 
 
 Atwood. Country and Suburban Homes. Illustrated 1 50 
 
 Bicknell. Village Builder. Illustrated 10 00 
 
 Birch. Country Architecture London 21 00 
 
 Boston, The, Architectural Sketch-Book. By the Portfolio 
 
 Club. Vol. 1. 1873-'74 7 50 
 
 Bullock. American Cottage Builder 3 50 
 
10 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING. 
 
 Bullock. Rudiments of Architecture $3 50 
 
 Cleveland and Backus. Cottage and Farm Architecture 4 00 
 
 Downing. Cottage Residences 6 00 
 
 Architecture of Country Houses 6 00 
 
 Draper & Croffut. Helping Hand for Town and Country. ... 4 25 
 
 Eassie. Healthy Houses 1 00 
 
 Sanitary Arrangements for Dwellings 2 25 
 
 Fergusson. History of Architecture in all Countries from the 
 Earliest Times to the Present Day. 4 vols. Illustrated. 
 
 London. Each 15 75 
 
 Hallett. Specifications for Frame Houses 1 75 
 
 Harney. Barns, Out-Buildings, and Fences. Illustrated.... 1000 
 
 Hibbard. Rustic Adornments for Homes of Taste. Illustrated 9 00 
 Holly. Designs for Country Seats, Country Churches, City 
 
 Buildings, Railway Stations, etc 5 00 
 
 Horton. Architecture for General Students 1 50 
 
 Lefever. Beauties of Modern Architecture. Illustrated 6 00 
 
 Monckton. National Builder 12 00 
 
 Pugin. Specimens of the Architecture of Normandy. London 21 00 
 
 Richardson. House-Building 3 50 
 
 Riddell. Architectural Designs for Model Country Residences. 
 
 Folio 15 00 
 
 Scott. Suburban Home Grounds 8 00 
 
 Sloane. City Homes, Country Houses, and Church Archi- 
 tecture 6 00 
 
 Street. Brick and Marble Architecture in the Middle Ages. 
 
 London 13 00 
 
 Taylor and Cresy. Architectural Antiquities of Rome. London 31 50 
 
 Architectural Drawing. See DESIGN and DRAWING. 
 Arctic and Antarctic Regions. 
 
 3. Blake. Captain Tyson's Arctic Adventures. Map and 
 
 Illustrations 4 00 
 
 3. Hartwig. The Polar World 3 75 
 
 3. Hayes. The Open Polar Sea 2 50 
 
 4. Koldeway. German Arctic Expedition, 1869-'70.. London 17 50 
 4. Markham. Threshold of the Unknown Regions. . .London 8 00 
 3. Sargent. Arctic Regions 2 50 
 
 Argentine Republic. 
 
 2. Mulhall, M. G. & E. T. The Argentine Republic 4 00 
 
 2. Page. La Plata and Argentine Confederation 5 00 
 
 Aristophanes. 
 
 3. Birds. Translated into English Verse London 3 00 
 
 3. Works. Translation. By Lucas Collins. Ancient Classics 
 
 for English Readers 1 00 
 
 Arithmetics, Business* See also READY RECKONERS. 
 
 3. Bryant & Stratton. Business Arithmetic 2 50 
 
 3. Fairbanks, L. Practical Business Arithmetic 1 50 
 
 Arizona. 
 2. Pumpelly. Across America and Asia, and Residence in 
 
 Arizona. 8vo 5 00 
 
ART, ESSAYS AND TREATISES ON. 11 
 
 Arkansas. 
 
 2. Thorpe, T. B., Field, J. M., etc. Scenes in Arkansas. Il- 
 
 lustrated $1 75 
 
 Arms and Armor. See also ARTILLERY, GUNS, MILITARY 
 
 SCIENCE, etc. 
 4. Hewitt. Ancient Armor and Weapons. 3 vols. . .London 27 00 
 
 3. Lacombe. Arms and Armor in Antiquity and the Middle Ages 1 50 
 
 Arnold, Thomas, of Rugby. 
 
 3. Life and Correspondence. By A. P. Stanley. 12mo 2 00 
 
 Art, Collections and Specimens of Masterpieces. 
 
 Beautiful Pictures by British Artists London 10 50 
 
 British Landscape Painter. 16 Steel Engravings. Folio 10 00 
 
 British Portrait Painters. 16 Steel Engravings. Folio 10 00 
 
 British School of Sculpture. Folio 10 00 
 
 Dore Gallery, The. Folio 60 00 
 
 Purer. Fac-similes of 13 Engravings. Heliotype. Folio 1000 
 
 Etty, Pictures by. 16 Steel Engravings. Folio 10 00 
 
 Gallery of Landscape Painters. American Scenery. Folio... 1800 
 
 Great Works of the Flemish and Dutch Schools of Painting. Fol. 10 00 
 
 Italian Painters and their Pictures. 16 Steel Engravings. Fol. 10 00 
 
 Landseer, Pictures by. 20 Steel Engravings. Folio 1500 
 
 Lee. The Illuminated Christian Year 12 00 
 
 Leslie, Pictures by. 9 Steel Engravings. Folio 7 50 
 
 Liibke. Monuments of Art 45 00 
 
 Maclise, Pictures by. 11 Steel Engravings. Folio 7 50 
 
 Murillo and the Spanish School of Painting Folio 10 00 
 
 National Gallery, Selections from its Pictures 16 00 
 
 Pecht and Von Ramberg. The Goethe Gallery 20 00 
 
 Pictures by Old Masters 10 00 
 
 Portfolio of Cabinet Pictures 15 00 
 
 Raphael's Madonnas. Heliotype. Folio 25 00 
 
 Rembrandt. 13 Best Etchings. Heliotype. Folio 10 00 
 
 Toschi Engravings. 24 Heliotypes. Folio 25 00 
 
 Turner Gallery. 60 Engravings. Folio London 100 00 
 
 Art, Dictionary of Terms in. 
 
 3. Fairholt, F. W. A Dictionary of Terms in Art 2 50 
 
 Art, Essays and Treatises on. See also ARCHITECTURE, 
 PAINTING, etc. 
 
 Who wants to read about art and artists for the sake of culture and pleasure, 
 rather than for the sake of gaining knowledge professionally serviceable, should 
 select the books of Chorlev, Hamerton, and Buskin, and bear in mind that the last 
 is to the orthodox school of art what Strauss is to orthodox theology. Dwight, 
 Long, and Torrey, have written for more practical purposes. 
 
 2. Bascom. ^Esthetics 1 75 
 
 1. Cave, Mme. E. Color 100 
 
 3. Chorley, H. F. Recent Art and Society 2 00 
 
 2. Dwighi Introduction to the Study of Art 2 50 
 
 3. Hamtrton, P. G. Thoughts about Art 2 00 
 
 3. Jeffrey. Essay on Beauty 2 00 
 
13 ART, HISTORY OF. 
 
 2. Long, S. P. Art : Its Laws, and the Reasons for them. . . $2 50 
 
 2. Roberts, L. A. High Art 1 60 
 
 3. Ruskin, J. Lectures on Art 1 00 
 
 2. Smith, W. Art and Education 6 00 
 
 3. Taine, H. A. Philosophy of Art 1 25 
 
 3. Torrey. Theory of Fine Art 1 50 
 
 2. Wyatt, Sir M. D. Fine Art: Its History, Theory, Prac- 
 tice, etc 3 00 
 
 Art, History of. 
 
 Winckelmann's work is very scientific, and excellent as a book of reference ; 
 Taine's books have the advantage of being most charming reading; but, select- 
 ing a period of the history of art with which to begin its study, it is best to 
 choose the age of the Eenaissance, and read Lacroix. The illustrations render this 
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ASTRONOMY. 13 
 
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BIBLE, HISTORY OF THE. 17 
 
 Bashan. See also PALESTINE, SYRIA, etc. 
 
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 Bath* See also HYGIENE, MINERAL WATERS, SUMMER RESORTS, 
 
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 The history of the Bible is a study of enormous dimensions, and the mastery 
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 William Smith's works are the fullest and most trustworthy for the periods 
 embraced by the Scriptural accounts themselves to the time of the settlement of 
 the canon of the New Testament. For this subject no better guide can be had than 
 Westcott. ,The other books mentioned do not so much aim at scientific accuracy 
 as to promote the general knowledge of the revisions and alterations to which the 
 Scriptures have been subject. 
 
 2. Bissell. Historical Origin of the Bible 2 50 
 
 2. Blunt, J. H. A Plain Account of the English Bible 1 50 
 
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 3. Smith, W. A Smaller Scripture History. Illustrated 1 00 
 
18 BIBLE AND THE SCHOOLS. 
 
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 Bible and the Schools* See EDUCATION, TREATISES ON. 
 Bible Chronology. See CHRONOLOGY. 
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 Biblical Aids. See also OLD and NEW TESTAMENT, and other 
 
 portions of Scripture. 
 2. Barrows. Companion to the Bible 1 50 
 
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 3. Old Testament Companion 1 50 
 
 2. Dunn. The Study of the Bible 1 50 
 
 2. Gray. The Biblical Museum 2 50 
 
 3. Hessey. Moral Difficulties connected with the Bible 1 25 
 
 2. Newton. Bible Wonders 1 25 
 
 3. Plumtre. Bible Education. 2 vols each 3 00 
 
 3. Stevens. The Parables of the New Testament 3 00 
 
 4. Wood. Bible Animals 5 00 
 
 Biblical and Theological Dictionaries. 
 
 The " Dictionary of the Bible," edited by William Smith is the best, and even as 
 abridged by Barnum it is as trustworthy as any other in the English or American 
 market. In conjunction with it may be used Blunt' s " Dictionary of Doctrinal and 
 Historical Theology," and the two will in many respects form a satisfactory sub- 
 stitute for the large work edited by McClintock and others. 
 
 4. Barnum. A Comprehensive Dictionary of the Bible, W. 
 
 Smith's abridged. Illustrated. Royal 5 00 
 
 3. Blunt. Dictionary of Doctrinal and Historical Theology.. 1200 
 
 2. Boutell. A Bible Dictionary *. . . 9 00 
 
 3. McClintock and Strong. Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theologi- 
 
 cal, and Evangelical Literature 
 
 4. Smith, W. Dictionary of the Bible. 4 vols each 6 50 
 
 2. Treasury of Bible Knowledge 3 00 
 
 Bibliography. See CATALOGUES. 
 
 Bigamy. See POLYGAMY. 
 
 Billiards. See also GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS. 
 
 3. Phelan. Game of Billiards 1 50 
 
 Bills of Exchange. See EXCHANGE. 
 
 Biography, Collective. See also the names of individuals. 
 
 Prattle of literary anecdotage, and reminiscences of eminent men of other men, 
 and of things and events worth remembering, are pleasant reading in hours of self- 
 gratification. It is difficult to say what will surely prove interesting. The tidbits 
 of the tt Bric-a-Brac " series, Field's " Memories of Many Men," Hamilton's " Remi- 
 niscences," Parton's " Men of Progress," accounts of the graduates of various colleges, 
 Yasari's " Lives of Eminent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects," Proctor's " Bench 
 and Bar of New York," Holland's " Recollections of a Past Life," Barnard's " Tone- 
 Masters," Baring-Gould's " Lives of the Saints," Goldwin Smith's " English States- 
 men," and Jameson's or Strickland's " Lives of Female Sovereigns and Illustrious 
 "Women." are sure to bring the spare hours of persons in the proper mood, and of a 
 
BIOGRAPHY, COLLECTIVE-ARTISTS. 19 
 
 certain culture, swiftly to an end. Biographical dictionaries are never absolutely- 
 trustworthy. Allibone's, Appletons', Lippincott's, and "Maunders, are serviceable 
 works. 
 Biography, Collective General. 
 
 2. Ames. Outlines of Men, Women, etc $1 50 
 
 2. Bateman, H. Biographies of Distinguished National Men. 
 
 Vols. 
 
 2. Book of Wonderful Characters. Illustrated 3 75 
 
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 Biography, Collective Artists. 
 
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 2. Redgrave. Dictionary of Artists London 8 00 
 
 3. Thompson, S. The Old Masters Folio, London 36 75 
 
20 BIOGRAPHY, COLLECTIVE LAWYERS. 
 
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 3. Old Masters 1 50 
 
 3. Vasari. Lives of the most Eminent Painters, Sculptors, 
 
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 Biography, Collective Lawyers. 
 
 Campbell. Lives of the Chief-Justices of England. 4 vols. 
 
 Each 3 50 
 Lives of the Lord Chancellors of England. 10 
 
 vols 35 00 
 
 Foss. Biographia Juridica. A Biographical Dictionary of 
 
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 Westminster Hall, Memories of. 2 vols 7 00 
 
 Biography, Collective Literary Men. 
 
 4. Allibone. Dictionary of English Literature, and British 
 
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 2. Stenhouse, T. B. H. Rocky Mountain Saints 5 00 
 
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 Biography, Collective Statesmen. 
 
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BIOLOGY. 21 
 
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 2. Welles. Lincoln and Seward 1 50 
 
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 princeps in this domain. 
 
 3. Agassiz. Structure of Animal Life 1 60 
 
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22 BIOPLASM. 
 
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 Bismarck, Prince. 
 
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 Boccaccio's Decameron. 
 
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BOTANY. 23 
 
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 Book-Keeping. 
 
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24 BOWELS, DISEASES OF. 
 
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28 CARPENTRY. 
 
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CHARADES. 29 
 
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30 CHARTS. 
 
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 Chemical Physiology. 
 
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 Chemical Technology. 
 
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CHINA. 31 
 
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 Cholera. 
 
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH, THEOLOGY OF. 33 
 
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34 CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES AND ETHICS. 
 
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DANTE DEGLI ALIGHIEEL 43 
 
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 their Treatment 2 00 
 
 Diphtheria. 
 
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 3. Kussell. Recollections and Suggestions of Public Life. 
 
 1813-'73 London 
 
 3. Ward. Experiences of a Diplomatist 3 00 
 
 Diseases. See name or character of disease. 
 Dispensatories. See PHARMACY. 
 
 Disraeli, Benjamin. 
 
 His novels are distinguished for brilliancy of style, and are valuable as pictures 
 of the aristocratic life of England. Some of them contain also striking illustrations 
 of the character of the Jews, and accurate descriptions of their condition in the 
 East 
 
 3. Novels and Tales. 10 vols . . 7 00 
 
-DOMESTIC ECONOMY. 47 
 
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 Diving. 
 
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 Doddridge, Philip, D. D. 
 
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 Domestic Economy. See also COOKERY, DOMESTIC MEDICINE, 
 
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 2. Beecher, Mrs. H. W. Motherly Talks with Young House- 
 
 keepers 2 00 
 
 3. Beeton, Mrs. Book of Household Management 3 50 
 
 3. Cassell's Household Guide. Encyclopaedia of Domestic 
 
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 2. Cornelius, Mrs. The Young House-keeper's Friend 1 50 
 
 3. Eastlake. Hints on Household Taste 5 00 
 
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 3. Sedgwick, Drs. The House We live in : How to keep it 
 
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 3. Todd, S. E. Country Homes, and how to save Money... . 1 50 
 
48 DOMESTIC MEDICINE. 
 
 Domestic Medicine. 
 
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 4. First Help in Accident and Sickness 1 60 
 
 3. Gleason. Everybody's Own Physician 3 00 
 
 3. Howe. Emergencies, and how to treat Them ...... 3 00 
 
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 5. Schouler, J. The Law of Domestic Relations 7 60 
 
 Domingo. See SAN DOMINGO. 
 Dominion of Canada. See CANADA. 
 
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 2. Scattergood. Draughts or Checkers simplified 60 
 
 3. Spayth, Game of Draughts 1 50 
 
 2. Draughts or Checkers for Beginners 75 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 4. Andre. Draughtsman's Hand-book of Plan and Map 
 
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 Dreams. See also MENTAL SCIENCE. 
 
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 Dryden. 
 
 4. Poetical Works of. With Memoir. 1000 
 
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 4. Millengen. History of Dueling 2 vols London 4 50 
 
 3. Sabine. History of Dueling 1 75 
 
 4. Steinmetz. History of Dueling. 2 vols London 8 00 
 
 Dumas, Alexandra. 
 
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 Dnnster, Henry. 
 
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 Dynamics. See also BIOLOGY, ELECTRICITY, EVOLUTION, ME- 
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 3. Grove. Correlation of Physical Forces London 7 50 
 
 3. Helmholtz and Others. Correlation and Conser- 
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 Easements, Law of. 
 
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50 EAST INDIES. 
 
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 Eating. See COOKERY, DIETETICS, HYGIENE, etc. 
 
 Ecclesiastes. 
 
 3. Dale. Ecclesiastes, the Authorized Version, with Com- 
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 3. Tales and Novels. 10 vols 30 00 
 
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 Appleton. (Quackenbos's) Primary Arithmetic 30 
 
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 Practical 1 00 
 
 Key 20 
 
 Higher 
 
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 Newman. Primary 30 
 
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 Walton and Cogswell. Arithmetic Charts 2 50 
 
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 IV. ASTRONOMY. 
 
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS. 53 
 
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 First Steps in English Composition 25 
 
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 Webster. Dictionaries : Primary 63 
 
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 Royal Octavo 5 00 
 
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 X. DEAWING AND PAINTING. 
 
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54 EDUCATIONAL WORKS. 
 
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 Surenne's 75 
 
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 Jewett. Spiers's Dictionary 3 50 
 
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 Modern 1 50 
 
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 Lyell. Elements of Geology 3 50 
 
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 XV. GEOMETRY. 
 
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56 EDUCATIONAL WORKS. 
 
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 Tait. Quaternions 7 00 
 
 Todhunter. Elements of Euclid 1 25 
 
 Mensuration for Beginners 1 25 
 
 Trigonometry for Beginners 1 00 
 
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 Plane Trigonometry 1 75 
 
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 Analytical Plane Geometry 
 
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 Abridged 2 50 
 
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 Literature 1 50 
 
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 Advanced 
 
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 Hadley. Lessons in Language 60 
 
 and Lee. Grammar 1 00 
 
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 XVIII. GBAStMABS FOE THE USE OF FEENCHMEN, GEEMANS, AND 
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 Badois. Grammar for Frenchmen 1 50 
 
 Key 50 
 
 Bryan. Grammar for Germans. , 
 Mantilla. Grammar for Spaniards. 
 Ollendorff. Method for Germans. , 
 
 25 
 25 
 60 
 00 
 BO 
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 Robertson. English Course for Spaniards 3 00 
 
 Wrage. Grammar for Germans 1 50 
 
 Key 
 
 Method for Spaniards. 
 Key. 
 
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 Second Prose Composition 1 50 
 
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 Reader 1 50 
 
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138 NOVELS AND ROMANCES. 
 
 Novels and Romances. 
 
 Marie Rowland's " Papa's Own Girl" is a mixture of theology, political economy, 
 free-thought, woman's rights, and seduction. Mrs. Jenkins's " Jupiter's Daughters " 
 is classic only in title, which refers to a portion of the " Iliad," somewhat French in 
 matrimonial affairs, and somewhat American in the portraiture of girls. A pretty 
 little orphan flower-girl moves in Ouida's " Two Little Wooden Shoes," with the 
 charming notion that women are rose-buds made for men, and when she comes to 
 be old enough to be plucked, some of Ouida's diabolically handsome and smart men 
 take her to then- breast, and throw her aside when the ball is over. William Black 
 excels in descriptions, and, knowing it, he makes the most of his talent, and wraps 
 his men and women in endless bandages, painted with hieroglyphic comments on 
 all sorts of natural and unnatural scenes. The process takes all the life out of his 
 heroes and heroines, and makes them appear like so many Egyptian mummies ; 
 but it must be acknowledged, though painful to do, that Mr. Black is one of the best 
 of living English novelists. " Nancy," by Ehoda Broughton, marries, in the tom- 
 foolery of a boarding-school girl, a graybeard of the fashionable world, because he 
 is " so nice.*' After marriage, a young man makes love to her without her knowing 
 it and understanding him ; but her husband does, and feels jealous. In order to 
 heighten the interest of the story, Nancy is made to believe that she also has reason 
 to be jealous. " Harry Heathcote of Gangoil," Anthony Trollope's hero, does hard 
 work in the way of flirtation, and serves as an excellent excuse for some tolerably 
 flue writing on family life and bush-fighting in Australia. Mrs. Oliphant's idyllic 
 story " A Hose in June " is as delicate in diction, fragrant with poetry, and prickly 
 with gentle irony, as the object suggested by the title. Eose adores her father, 
 who is a bel-esprit passionately loving indolence and poetry, bitterly regretting 
 his lack of wealth, and leaving to the world, as the sole monument of his having 
 lived in it, a large, penniless family. Rose's mother intrigues for a rich son-in-law, 
 but, when all seems well, Eose feels bound to tell her affianced that she does not 
 love him, which ends the matter. 
 
 Though we should relish the task, it is hardly possible thus to go through the 
 whole list of novels and romances published within the past five years. In fact, 
 their number is too large even to give the names and titles in this small volume. To 
 make a selection is also unadvisable, as every novel not mentioned would be the very 
 one which somebody thinks the best. Furthermore, those which are called standard 
 by general consent are given under the author's name. While thus on the point 
 of concluding that it is wisest to have no list of novels and romances whatever, and 
 simply to direct to the catalogues of booksellers and publishers, which are easily 
 consulted, and give the prices of various editions, further thought induced us to 
 give a list of the noteworthy works pubh'shed in England or America for the first 
 time in 1874, and the early part of 1875, which will be of service to those especially 
 who want their literary food like their other daily bread and meals, namely, 
 fresh and hot. The prices are not given, as most of the books can be obtained in 
 editions to suit anybody's taste or purse. It is probably unnecessary to add that 
 those who read novels with the object in view of being entertained which is the 
 principal object of reading them but who can be entertained only by what is good 
 and pure, should watch for the criticisms of literary periodicals whose reviews of 
 new publications are what they should be, and not genial notices to please authors 
 and publishers, and deceive the public. 
 
 Adams, George. A Woman to be won. 
 Ainsworth, H. The Good Old Times. 
 
NOVELS AND ROMANCES. 139 
 
 Amphlett, J. Warnton Kings. 
 
 Annals of the Twenty-ninth Century. 
 
 Armstrong, Florence. Florence ; or, Loyal Quand MSme. 
 
 Beaumont, Av. Under Seal of Confession. 
 
 Bewicke, A. E. N. Lonely Carlotta. 
 
 Black, W. A Princess of Thule. 
 
 Bray, Mrs. Roseteague. 
 
 Brotherton, Mrs. Old Acquaintance. 
 
 Broughton, Rhoda. Nancy. 
 
 Brudie, B. Holding Fast and Letting Go. 
 
 Burnand, F. My Time and what I've done with it 
 
 Burnley, J. Looking for the Dawn. 
 
 Cameron, G-. Charlie Lufton. 
 
 Carr, Lisle. Judith Gwynne. 
 
 Chandler, W. A. Not to be broken. 
 
 Clarke, C. M., Mrs. Strong as Death. 
 
 Clarke, Mary Cowden, Mrs. A Rambling Story. 
 
 Collins, Mortimer. Transmigration. 
 
 Frances. 
 
 Collins, Wilkie. The Frozen Deep, and other Stories. 
 
 Conquered at last. 
 
 Cooke, D. Young Mr. Nightingale. 
 
 Cooper, T. Old-Fashioned Stories. 
 
 Cotton, R. T. Mrs. Carington. 
 
 Craik, Georgiana M. Theresa. 
 
 Cudlip, Mrs. Fender. No Alternative. 
 
 Dasent, G. W. Half a Life. 
 
 Davies, Eliza R. The Mystery of Ashleigh Manor. 
 
 Deceased Wife's Sister, the. 
 
 Despard, Mrs. M. C. Chaste as Ice, pure as Snow. 
 
 Wandering Fires. 
 
 Duffus-Hardy, Lady. Lizzie. 
 Eiloart, Mrs." The Love that lived. 
 
 Some of our Girls. 
 
 Erskine, Mrs. T. Wyncote. 
 
 I'aijeoii, B. L. Jessie Trim. 
 
 Farmlet, C. Fair in the Fearless Old Fashion. 
 
 Fenton, E. Dyne. " B." 
 
 Fortrey-Bouverie. Her Good Name. 
 
 Franc, M. J. John's Wife. 
 
 Francillon, R. E. Olympic. 
 
 Fraser-Tyler, C. C. Mistress Judith. 
 
 Gibbon, Charles. In Honor bound. 
 
 Greed's Labor Lost. By the Author of "Recommended to 
 
 Mercy." 
 
 Halifax, M. C. After Long Years. 
 Harbor Bar, The. 
 
 Hardy, Thomas. Far from the Madding Crowd. 
 Hatton, J. Clytie. 
 Hawthorne, Julian. Idolatry. 
 Heir of Reddesmont, The. 
 
140 NOVELS AND ROMANCES. 
 
 Hering, Beanie. Through the Mist. 
 Hoey, Mrs. Cashel. Out of Court. 
 Home, M. Shadows cast before. 
 Hooper, Mrs. The House of Raby. 
 Hope Meredith. By the Author of " St. Olave's." 
 Hope, Stanley. Geoffrey's Wife. 
 Hopkins, J. B. Making the Worst of it 
 Howard, Mary M. Beatrice Aylmer, and other Stories. 
 Howland, Marie. Papa's Own Girl. 
 Ingram Place. 
 Ivan de Biron. 
 
 Jackson, H. Argus Fairbairn. 
 Jenkins, Mrs. C. Jupiter's Daughters. 
 Johnny Ludlow. 
 
 Kingsley, H. Reginald Hetherege. 
 Knight, C. A Romance of Arcadia. 
 Lady Livingstone's Legacy. 
 Lawlor, D. S. Centulle : a Tale of Pau. 
 Lee, Holme. Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax. 
 Leigh, G. Mary Grainger. 
 Lescar, the Universalist. 
 Listado, J. T. Civil Service. 
 Locker, A. The Village Surgeon. 
 
 Lost for Love. By the Author of " Lady Audley's Secret." 
 Lovett-Cameron, Mary. 'Twixt Cup and Lip. 
 Lucius Davoren. 
 
 Macdonald, Agnes. For the King's Dues. 
 , MacDonald, George. Malcolm. 
 Mackenzie-Daniel, Mrs. Esther Dudley's Wooers. 
 Macquoid, Katharine S. My Story. 
 Mahony, M. F. Chronicles of The Fermors. 
 Medina-Pomar, Count de. The Honey-moon. 
 Monk's Norton. By the Author of " Mary Powell." 
 Montague, Captain W. E*. Claude Meadowleigh. 
 Morley, Susan. Aileen Ferrers. 
 
 My Mother and I. By the Author of " John Halifax, Gentle- 
 man." 
 
 My Beautiful Neighbor. 
 Newman, Mrs. Too Late. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. A Rose in June. 
 Once and Forever. 
 One only. By E. C. P. 
 Ouida, Two Little Wooden Shoes. 
 Pantuff, Aubrey. Sunken Rocks. 
 Parr, Mrs. The Gosau Smithy, etc. 
 Peacock, E. John Markenfield. 
 Reade, Mrs. C. Rose and Rue. 
 Roe, E. P. What can she do ? 
 
 Barriers burned away. 
 
 Rushton, C. George Goring. 
 Seven Years of a Life. 
 
OBSTETRICS. HI 
 
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 Solange de Kerkadec, Comtesse. A Chequered Life. 
 
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 Thomas, Annie. The Maskleynes. 
 
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 Tower Hallowdeane. 
 
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 Trollope, Fr. William Hellish. 
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 Waiting for Tidings. 
 
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 Wedmore, F. Two Girls. 
 
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 Katerfelto. 
 
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 Wood, Mrs. H. The Master of Greylands. 
 
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SPIRITUALISM. 181 
 
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 2. Hamilton, Gail. Woman's Worth and Worthlessness 1 50 
 
 2. Landels. Woman ; her Position and Power 2 50 
 
 2. Linton, L. E. Ourselves. A Series of Essays on Women. 1 75 
 
 2. Lawrence. Disabilities of American Women married 
 
 abroad 1 50 
 
 3. Mill, J. S. The Subjection of Women 1 00 
 
 3. Reply to John Stuart Mill on the Subjection of Women.. . 1 25 
 
 3. Napheys. Physical Life of Woman 1 00 
 
 2. Orton. Liberal Education of Women 1 50 
 
 2. Proffatt. Woman before the Law 1 00 
 
 2. Tedder. Man and Woman, in their Relations to Each 
 
 Other. 12mo 1 00 
 
 2. Webster, T. Woman Man's Equal 1 25 
 
 2. Woolson. Woman in American Society 1 50 
 
 Women, Diseases of. See also UTERINE DISEASES. 
 
 4. Agnew. Lacerations of the Female Perinaeum 2 00 
 
 4. Atlee. Ovarian Tumors 5 00 
 
 3. Atthill. Diseases peculiar to Women 2 25 
 
 4. Barker. Puerperal Diseases 5 00 
 
 4. Byford. Diseases and Accidents incident to Women 5 00 
 
 3. Dillinberger. Women's and Children's Diseases. (Vienna 
 
 School.) Translation 1 75 
 
 4. Hewitt. Diseases of Women 6 00 
 
 4. Ludlam. Diseases of Women. . . 7 00 
 
 3. Minor. Erysipelas and Childbed Fevers 2 00 
 
 3. Morrill. Physiology of Woman 1 50 
 
 4. Peaslee. Ovarian Tumors 5 00 
 
 *3. Simpson. Diseases of Women 3 00 
 
 3. Taylor. Diseases of Women 2 00 
 
 4. Thomas. Diseases of Women. Illustrated 5 00 
 
 3. Tilt. Change of Life, in Health and Disease 3 00 
 
 4. Hand-book of Uterine Therapeutics 3 50 
 
 4. Wells. Diseases of the Ovaries 4 50 
 
 Wood-Carving. 
 
 2. Illustrated Carvers' and Gilders' Guide 1 25 
 
 4. Richards. Wood-cutting Machines London 12 50 
 
YOSEMITE VALLEY. 203 
 
 2. Rogers. Art of- Wood-Carving London $1 25 
 
 2. Sawyer. Wood-Carving 1 50 
 
 2. Sorrento. Wood-Carving. What it is. How to do it. ... 25 
 
 Wordsworth. 
 
 3. Poetical Works of 1 50 
 
 Working-Classes. See LABOR QUESTION. 
 
 Workshop Appliances. See TOOLS AND WORKSHOP APPLI- 
 ANCES. 
 
 Worship. See also DEVOTION, PRAYER, RITUAL, SYMBOLISM, etc. 
 2. Beecher, H. W. Morning and Evening Devotional Exer- 
 cises. Portrait.. 2 00 
 
 2. Buck. Second Motette Collection. Selected Pieces for Di- 
 vine Worship. Oblong 4to 2 50 
 
 2. Buddington, Wm. J. Responsive Worship 60 
 
 2. Burritt, E. Prayers, etc., from the Psalms of David 1 00 
 
 2. Family Worship. A Series of Prayers 2 50 
 
 2. Henry. Household Liturgy ; or, Order of Daily Prayer. . . 50 
 
 2. Household Worship 1 25 
 
 2. Jay. Family Prayers 1 00 
 
 2. Public Worship 1 25 
 
 2. Thompson. Home- Worship for Every Day in the Year. 4to. 4 00 
 
 2. Tweedie. Daily Prayers and Daily Meditations 1 75 
 
 2. Union Prayer-Book. A Manual of Public Worship 2 50 
 
 2. Vaughan. Family Prayers 1 50 
 
 2. Wills. Pater-noster. Whom and how to worship. Thir- 
 
 teen Lectures London 1 25 
 
 Wright, Edward. 
 
 3. Incidents in the Life of. By E. Leach 1 50 
 
 Xavier, St. Francis. 
 
 3. Life and Letters of. By H. J. Coleridge. 2 vols. .London 9 00 
 
 Xenophon. 
 
 Ancient Classics for English Readers 1 00 
 
 Translation by Sir A. Grant 1 00 
 
 Yachts and Yachting. See also BOATING. 
 
 3. Marett. Yachts and Yacht-Building London 6 25 
 
 2. Olsen, American Yacht-List. Per annum 1 00 
 
 Year-Books. See under name of denomination or pursuit. 
 
 Yosemite Valley. 
 
 2. Bancroft. Yosemite, San Francisco, and around the Bay. . 75 
 
 3. Hutchings. Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity in California. 
 
 Illustrated 3 00 
 
 3. Kneeland. Wonders of Yosemite Valley and California. 
 
 Illustrated.. . , 4 00 
 
204 YOUNG, CHARLES MAYNE. 
 
 2. Richardson. Wond-ers of the Yellowstone $1 50 
 
 2. Whitney, J. D. Yosemite Guide-Book 5 00 
 
 Young, Charles Mayiie, the Tragedian* 
 
 3. Memoir of. By J. C. Young. 2 vols 2 25 
 
 Zanzibar. 
 
 3. Burton. Zanzibar City, Island and Coast. 2 vols. . .Lond. 15 00 
 
 Zeisberger, David. 
 
 3. The Western Pioneer and Apostle of the Indians. Life 
 
 and Times. By E. De Schweinitz 3 50 
 
 Zoological Mythology. See also MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 4. De Gubernatis. Zoological Mythology. 2 vols 8 00 
 
 Zoology. See also BIOLOGY, MAMMALIA, NATURAL HISTORY, etc. 
 
 If anybody desires to acquaint himself with the entire field of zoology for the 
 special purpose of gaining a general survey of the history of the animal kingdom 
 from the lowest to the highest organisms, and through the various phases of the 
 history of the earth, he will be at a loss to find better works for his instruction than 
 Hackel's " History of Creation," and " History of the Evolution of Man." Of course, 
 they elaborate the doctrine of Evolution, which some hold in no high esteem. " But, 
 when all is said and done in the way of objection, the ' History of the Evolution of 
 Man ' is a real live book, full of power and genius, and based upon a foundation of 
 practical original work, to which few living men can offer a parallel. If anybody 
 can read it without profiting by the abundant information and fertile suggestions 
 of new lines of thought which it contains, all I can say is, that I envy him ; and, if 
 anybody can read it without being struck by its clearness and methodical compre- 
 hensiveness, and without being convinced that the general line of argument is 
 sound, whatever may be thought of the details, all I can further say is, I do not envy 
 him." So says Huxley. 
 
 2. Anderson. The Lion and the Elephant London 7 50 
 
 3. Blackwall. Researches in Zoology London 3 75 
 
 2. Blake. Catechism of Zoology London 1 00 
 
 2. Broderip. Zoological Recreations London 2 50 
 
 4. Clemens. Tineina of North America. Notes by Stamton. 
 
 London 6 25 
 2. Cupples, Mrs. G. Singular Creatures, and how they were 
 
 found 1 50 
 
 2. Gosse. Evenings at the Microscope ; or, Researches among 
 
 the Minute Organs and Forms of Animal Life 150 
 
 3. Hackel. The History of Creation. Translated by Ray 
 
 Lankester. (In press. ) 
 
 3. The History of the Evolution of Man. Translated 
 
 and edited by G. A. F. Van Rhyn. (In press.) 
 
 4. Hincks. History of British Hydroid Zoophytes. Illus- 
 
 trated. 2 vols .London 42 00 
 
 2. Jager. Class-Book of Zoology 60 
 
 2. Jones, T. R. Animal Creation : Introduction to Zoology. 
 
 Illustrated. . . .London 3 75 
 
ZYMOTIC DISEASES. 205 
 
 2. Jones, T. R. Outline of Organism of Animal Kingdom. 
 
 Illustrated London $15 76 
 
 ^- 3. Jordan. Key to the Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Batrachi- 
 ans, etc., of the United States, east of the Rocky Moun- 
 tains 1 50 
 
 2. Nicholson. Text-Book of Zoology 1 75 
 
 2. Manual of Zoology 2 50 
 
 2. Rod well. The Rat : its History and Destructive Character. 
 
 London 1 00 
 
 3. Rolleston. Forms of Animal Life 6 00 
 
 3. Scammon. Marine Mammals of the Northwestern Coast 
 
 of North America. 4to 10 00 
 
 Zulu. 
 
 3. Calvert. Vazeeri Rupi ; the Silver Country of the Vazeers 
 
 in Zulu London 8 00 
 
 Zymotic Diseases. 
 
 4. Wolff. Zymotic Diseases: their Correlation and Causa- 
 
 tion.. . . .London 2 50 
 
INDEX. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Abolition. See Slavery 178 
 
 Aborigines. See Indians 95 
 
 Abortion, Criminal. See Infanti- 
 cide 95 
 
 Abstinence. See Temperance Liter- 
 ature 189 
 
 Abyssinia 1 
 
 Accident Insurance. See Insurance 96 
 
 Acclimation. See Climatology 81 
 
 Acoustics 1 
 
 Actinism. See Chemistry 80 
 
 See also Photography 152 
 
 Actors and Actresses. See Biogra- 
 phy, Collective 19 
 
 Acts of the Apostles 2 
 
 Adamites. See Christian Church, 
 
 History of the 82 
 
 Adams, John, 2 
 
 Adams, John Quincy 2 
 
 Adirondacks 2 
 
 Administrator's Guides 2 
 
 Admiralty 2 
 
 Adulteration. See Food 77 
 
 Adventures. See names of coun- 
 tries, as Africa 2 
 
 Aeronautics 2 
 
 ^Eschylus 2 
 
 ^Esthetics. See Art, Essays and 
 
 Treatises on 11 
 
 Afghan Language 2 
 
 Afghanistan 2 
 
 Africa 2 
 
 Africa, Central 3 
 
 Africa, Eastern 3 
 
 Africa, South 3 
 
 Africa, West 3 
 
 Agency ' 3 
 
 Agreements. See Frauds 78 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry 3 
 
 Agriculture. See Farming 75 
 
 Aiken, L 3 
 
 Air. See Chemistry 30 
 
 Air-Pumps. See Mechanics- 121 
 
 Alabama 3 
 
 Alabama Claims 4 
 
 Alaska.... 4 
 
 PAGK 
 
 Albania. See Greece 84 
 
 Albert ITyanza 4 
 
 Albany City 4 
 
 Albany County 4 
 
 Albums. See Postage Stamps, Al- 
 bums for. 157 
 
 Alchemy. See Chemistry 30 
 
 Alcohol, Uses of. See Temperance 
 
 Literature 183 
 
 Alcoholic Liquors, Manufacture of. . 4 
 
 Alexander, J. Addison 4 
 
 Alford, Henry 4 
 
 Algiers 4 
 
 Alimony. See Divorce and Ali- 
 mony. 47 
 
 Alison 4 
 
 Allopathy. See Medicine 121 
 
 Almanacs 4 
 
 Almanacs, Comic 5 
 
 Alphabets, Collections of. 5 
 
 Alps 5 
 
 Alumni. See Biography, Collective, 
 
 American Colleges 19 
 
 Amazon 5 
 
 America, Discovery of 5 
 
 America, Early History of 5 
 
 America, Travels in 5 
 
 America, Traveler's Guides 5 
 
 America, Central. See Central 
 
 America 29 
 
 American Biography. See Biogra- 
 phy, Collective 19 
 
 American Law 6 
 
 American Navy 6 
 
 Americanisms. See English Lan- 
 guage, Studies in 69 
 
 Amphibia. See Zoology 205 
 
 Amusements. See Games and 
 
 Amusements 80 
 
 Analysis. See Chemical Analysis.. 30 
 
 Anaesthetics 7 
 
 Anatomy, Human 7 
 
 Anatomy of Invertebrates 7 
 
 Anatomy of Vertebrates 7 
 
 Ancient Architecture. See Archi- 
 tecture 9 
 
208 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Ancient Classics. See names of au- 
 thors, as ./Eschylus 2 
 
 Ancient History, See History 89 
 
 Andes 7 
 
 Andre, Major 7 
 
 Anecdotes 7 
 
 Anglican Church. See Church of 
 
 England 35 
 
 Angling. See Field-Sports 75 
 
 Fishing 76 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Language 8 
 
 Anglo-Saxons, History of 8 
 
 Animal Instinct. See Instinct 96 
 
 Animal Magnetism. See Electricity 66 
 
 Animals. See Natural History 132 
 
 Zoology 205 
 
 Animals, Domestic. See Cattle 23 
 
 Animals, Locomotion of 8 
 
 Animals, Training of 8 
 
 Annuals. See name of Denomina- 
 tion, or Pursuit, as Baptist 16 
 
 Antarctic Regions. See Arctic Re- 
 gions 10 
 
 Anthropology. See Ethnology 72 
 
 Antilles. See West Indies 201 
 
 Antiquities. See countries, as Greece 84 
 
 Apocalypse 8 
 
 Apocrypha. See Bible 18 
 
 Old Testament 142 
 
 Apoplexy 8 
 
 Apostles, Acts of. See Acts of the 
 
 Apostolic Age. See Christian Ch'ch, 
 History of 
 
 Apostolic Church. See Church of 
 England 
 
 Apostolic Fathers. See Biography, 
 Collective 
 
 Apparatus. See Physics 
 
 Apparitions. See Magic ... 
 
 Apples, Cultivation of 
 
 Appliances, Mechanical. See Me- 
 chanics 
 
 Applied Chemistry. See Chemistry 
 
 Applied Mathematics. See Mathe- 
 matics 
 
 Aquarium 
 
 Arabia 
 
 Arabic 
 
 Arbitration 
 
 Award 
 
 Archaeology. See countries, as 
 Greece 
 
 Architecture 
 
 Architectural Drawing. See De- 
 signing 
 
 Arctic and Antarctic Regions 
 
 Argentine Republic 
 
 Aristophanes 
 
 Arithmetic, Business 
 
 Arizona 
 
 Arkansas '. 
 
 Arms and Armor 
 
 Arnold, Thomas 
 
 Art, Collections and Specimens of 
 Masterpieces 
 
 Art Dictionary of Terms in 
 
 Art, Essays and Treatises on ....... 11 
 
 Art, History of. ................... 12 
 
 Art, Sacred ....................... 12 
 
 Articles, Thirty-nine. See Church 
 
 ofEngland .................... 85 
 
 Artificial Climates. Sec Climatology 87 
 
 Artillery .......................... 12 
 
 Artists. See Biography, Collective, 
 
 Artists ....................... 19 
 
 Artisans. See Labor Question ..... 110 
 
 Arts, Industrial, Dictionaries of ---- 12 
 
 Asbury, Bishop Francis ........... 12 
 
 Ashanti ........................... 12 
 
 Asia, Travels in ................... 13 
 
 Asia Minor, Geography of. ......... 13 
 
 Assaying ......................... 13 
 
 Assurance. See Insurance ........ 96 
 
 Assyria ........................... 18 
 
 Assyrian Language ................ 13 
 
 Astronomy ...................... . 13 
 
 Atheism. See Infidelity ........... 95 
 
 Athletic Sports .................... 14 
 
 Atlases, General Geographical ...... 14 
 
 Atonement ....................... 14 
 
 Attachment ....................... 14 
 
 Audubon, John James ............. 14 
 
 Australia ......................... 15 
 
 Austria, History of ................ 15 
 
 Austria ........................... 15 
 
 Authors. See Biography, Collective 19 
 Authorship. See Patents and Copy- 
 
 rights ........................ 147 
 
 Autology ......................... 15 
 
 Bacon, Francis 
 
 Babylonia 
 
 Bahamas 
 
 Bailments 
 
 Ball. See Base-Ball 
 
 Ballooning. See Aeronautics 
 
 Ballot See Government. ........ 84 
 
 Also Representation ............. 164 
 
 Bangs, H ......................... 15 
 
 Banking .......................... 16 
 
 Bankruptcy ....................... 15 
 
 Banks ................... ; ........ 16 
 
 Baptism .......................... 16 
 
 Baptist Annual ................... 16 
 
 Baptist Denomination, History of. . 16 
 
 Baptist Theology .................. 16 
 
 Barbary States. See Africa ....... 3 
 
 Barbauld, Mrs. A. L ............... 16 
 
 Barn-yard Fowls. See Poultry ____ 1.^ 
 
 Barneveld, John of. . ......... ". ---- 16 
 
 Barometer. See Meteorology ...... 16 
 
 Base-Ball ......................... 16 
 
 Bashan ........................... 17 
 
 Bath ............................. 17 
 
 Batkins, Jefferson S ............... 17 
 
 Battery. See Artillery ............ 12 
 
 Also Engineering. Military ....... 67 
 
 Also Military Science ............ 12(i 
 
 Also Electricity ................. 6ti 
 
 Also Galvanism ................. 80 
 
 Battles. See the various countries, 
 
 as Germany ................... 82 
 
 Bayard, G. D ..................... 17 
 
INDEX. 
 
 209 
 
 Bavaria. See Germany 82 
 
 Bee-Keeping 17 
 
 Bees 17 
 
 Beethoven 17 
 
 Belgium 17 
 
 Belooehistan 17 
 
 Berkeley, Bishop G 17 
 
 Besson, Rev. Pere 17 
 
 Bible, History of the 17 
 
 Bible and the Schools. See Educa- 
 tion, Treatises on 50 
 
 Bible, Revision of. See Revision .. 165 
 
 Biblical and Theological Dictionaries 18 
 
 Bibliography. See Catalogues 28 
 
 Bigamy. See Marriage 119 
 
 Also Polygamy 159 
 
 Billiards 18 
 
 Bills of Exchange. See Banks and 
 
 Banking 16 
 
 Also Exchange 74 
 
 Also Finance 76 
 
 Biography, Collective 18 
 
 Biography, Collective General 19 
 
 Biography, Collective American. . . 19 
 Biography, Collective American 
 
 Colleges 19 
 
 Biography, Collective Artists 19 
 
 Biography, Collective Lawyers 20 
 
 Biography, Collective Liter'y Men 20 
 Biography, Collective Military Men 20 
 Biography, Collective Musical Com- 
 posers 20 
 
 Biography, Collective Sacred 20 
 
 Biography, Collective Statesmen . . 20 
 
 Biography, Collective Women 21 
 
 Biology 21 
 
 Bioplasm. See Biology 21 
 
 Birds. See Cage-Birds 26 
 
 Bismarck, Prince 22 
 
 Bladder, Diseases of 22 
 
 Blast-Furnace 22 
 
 Blasting, Submarine 22 
 
 Blow-pipe Analysis. See Mineral- 
 ogy 127 
 
 Boating 22 
 
 Boccaccio's Decameron 22 
 
 Bokhara 22 
 
 Bonapartes 22 
 
 Bonds, Municipal 23 
 
 Bones, Diseases of. 23 
 
 Book-Keeping 23 
 
 Book-Trade Directories 23 
 
 Booth, Edwin 23 
 
 Boston 28 
 
 Botany 28 
 
 Bowels, Diseases of. 24 
 
 Brain 24 
 
 Brainerd, Rev. Thomas 24 
 
 Brassey, Thomas 24 
 
 Brazil, Travels in 24 
 
 Breath 24 
 
 Bridge-Building 24 
 
 Bright, John 25 
 
 Bright's Disease. See Kidneys 110 
 
 British Dominion. See Canada 27 
 
 Broadsword Instruction. See Cav- 
 alry 28 
 
 Brokerage and Brokers 1 Laws. See 
 
 Agency 3 
 
 Bronchitis 25 
 
 Bronte, Charlotte 25 
 
 Brooklyn. See New York 135 
 
 Brougham, H 25 
 
 Brute, Rev. Gabriel 25 
 
 Buddhism 25 
 
 Bulwer. See Lytton 117 
 
 Bunsen, Baron 25 
 
 Bunyan, John 25 
 
 Burial 25 
 
 Burns, Robert 26 
 
 Burns, Rev. W. C 26 
 
 Burr, Aaron 26 
 
 Burr, William 26 
 
 Burlesque 26 
 
 Business Hand-books. See Mercan- 
 tile Hand-books 123 
 
 Also Telegraph-Codes 189 
 
 Business Laws 26 
 
 Butterflies 26 
 
 Byron, Lord 26 
 
 Cabinet-Making. . . . 26 
 
 Cable. See Telegraph 26 
 
 Cage-Birds 26 
 
 Caesar 26 
 
 Calculus 26 
 
 Calendars. See Almanacs 4 
 
 Calhoun, J. C 27 
 
 Calico- Printing 27 
 
 California 27 
 
 Campbell, Alexander 27 
 
 Canaan. See Geography, Biblical... 81 
 
 Also Palestine 145 
 
 Also Syria 1S7 
 
 Canada.... . 27 
 
 Canals 27 
 
 Canary 27 
 
 Cannon. See Artillery 12 
 
 Also Guns 85 
 
 Also Military Science 126 
 
 Canon. See Bible, History of the. . 17 
 Capital Punishment. See Crimes 
 
 and Punishments 42 
 
 Cards 27 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas 27 
 
 Carpentry 28 
 
 Carriage-Painting. See Painting... 144 
 
 Carriers. See Bailments 15 
 
 Carson, Kit 28 
 
 Carthage and Tunis 28 
 
 Catalogues of Books and Periodicals 28 
 
 Catarrh 28 
 
 Catholic Chnrch. See Church of 
 
 Rome 35 
 
 Cats 28 
 
 Catskill Mountains 28 
 
 Cattle 28 
 
 Cattle, Diseases of. 28 
 
 Caucasus 28 
 
 Cavalry Tactics 28 
 
 Celebrities. See Biography, Collec- 
 tive 18 
 
 Cements, Manufacture of 29 
 
 Cemetery. See Burial 2 
 
210 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Census 29 
 
 Central Africa. See Africa, Central 3 
 
 Central America 29 
 
 Central Asia 29 
 
 Ceramic Art 29 
 
 Ceylon, Travels in 29 
 
 Cerebral Affections. See Brain 24 
 
 Also Insanity 95 
 
 Also Mental Disease 123 
 
 Chaldee. See Hebrew 87 
 
 Chalmers, Thomas 29 
 
 Chambers, Robert 29 
 
 Chambers, William 29 
 
 Chancery Practice in England 29 
 
 Channing, Wm. Ellery 29 
 
 Charades 29 
 
 Charts. See Atlases 14 
 
 Charities 30 
 
 Chase, Chief- Justice S . P 80 
 
 Chatterton 80 
 
 Chemical Analysis 30 
 
 Chemical Physics 30 
 
 Chemical Physiology 30 
 
 Chemical Technology 30 
 
 Chemistry, Medical 31 
 
 Chemistry, Inorganic 31 
 
 Chemistry, Organic 31 
 
 Chemistry 30 
 
 Chemistry, Theoretical, Philosophi- 
 cal, and Miscellaneous Treatises 31 
 
 Chess 31 
 
 Chesterfield, Lord 31 
 
 Chicago 31 
 
 Children, Diseases of 31 
 
 China 81 
 
 Chinese Language 32 
 
 Chloroform. See Anaesthetics 7 
 
 Choate, Eufus 32 
 
 Christ, Life of. 32 
 
 Christian Church, History of the. . . 32 
 
 Christian Church, Theology of the.. 33 
 
 Christian Doctrines 34 
 
 Christian Ethics 34 
 
 Christianity, Evidences of 34 
 
 Chronology, Dictionaries of 34 
 
 Church and State 35 
 
 Church Architecture 35 
 
 Church Calendar. See name of De- 
 nomination, as Church of Eng- 
 land 35 
 
 Church of England, Doctrines of . 35 
 
 Church of England, Practices of . 35 
 
 Church of England, Rituals of. . . 35 
 Church of Rome Almanacs . . . .35 
 Church of Rome, Doctrines of. . .85 
 
 Church of Rome, Polemics 35 
 
 Church of Rome, Practices of. . . 35 
 
 Church of Rome, Rituals of 35 
 
 Cicero 36 
 
 Circle, Quadrature of 36 
 
 City Architecture. See Architec- 
 ture 9 
 
 Civil Engineering. See Engineer- 
 ing 67 
 
 Also 2*&-Educational Works 62 
 
 Civil Government. See Govern- 
 ment... . &4 
 
 Civil Service, and Army 36 
 
 Civilization, History of. 86 
 
 Clarke, D. W 36 
 
 Classical Dictionaries 87 
 
 Classics. See name of Author, as 
 
 Climatology 
 
 Clinical Medicine 
 
 Clock and Watch Making 
 
 Cloths. See Textile Fabrics 
 
 Club-foot 
 
 Clubs 
 
 Coach-Painting. See Painting 
 
 Coal 
 
 Coal-Mining 
 
 Coal-Regions 
 
 Cockburn, Lord Henry 
 
 Code, Military. See Military Sci- 
 ence 
 
 Coffee 
 
 Coins. See Numismatics 
 
 Colds 
 
 Collective Biography. See Biogra- 
 phy, Collective 
 
 Collected Works. See names of 
 Authors, as Dickens 
 
 Colleges, American 
 
 Collins, S 
 
 Colors 
 
 Colossians, Epistle to the 
 
 Columbus, Christopher 
 
 Commentaries.. See New Testa- 
 ment 
 
 Commercial Dictionaries 
 
 Commercial Law 
 
 Commercial Registers. See Mer- 
 cantile Hand-books 
 
 Commission Merchants. See Agency 
 
 Commissioners. See Notaries and 
 Commissioners 
 
 Common Law, , 
 
 Commune. See France, History of 
 
 Communion, Eucharist, Real Pres- 
 ence 
 
 Comparative Anatomy. See Anat- 
 omy 
 
 Composers. See Biography, Collec- 
 tive ; the name of the Individ- 
 ual, as Beethoven 
 
 Composition. See Educat'l Works 
 Also Rhetoric 
 
 Conant, Mrs. J. H 
 
 Concordances of the Bible 
 
 Confectionery. See Cookery 
 
 Congregationalists 
 
 Conic Sections. See Educational 
 
 Works 
 
 - See Geometry 
 
 Constipation. See Bowels, Diseases 
 of 
 
 Constitution of the United States .. 
 
 Consumption 
 
 Contagious Diseases 
 
 Contracts, Law of 
 
 Conveyances, Law of 
 
 Cookery 
 
 Cookman, A 
 
 31 
 87 
 37 
 37 
 8T 
 87 
 144 
 88 
 88 
 
 IS 
 
 3S 
 
 123 
 3 
 
 187 
 89 
 
 77 
 
INDEX. 
 
 211 
 
 Coomassie. See Africa 8 
 
 Also Ashanti 12 
 
 Cooper, Anthony Ashley, First Earl 
 
 of Shaftesbury 41 
 
 Copartnership. See Partnership.. 147 
 
 Copley, John L 41 
 
 Copper. See Metallurgy 124 
 
 Also Mineralogy 12T 
 
 Copyright. See Patents and Copy- 
 right 147 
 
 Coral 41 
 
 Corinthians, Epistles to the 41 
 
 Corporations, Law of Municipal 41 
 
 Cortes, Hernando 41 
 
 Cottages. See Architecture 9 
 
 Cotton 41 
 
 Cotton-Spinning 41 
 
 Coughing. See Colds 38 
 
 Counter-Claim. See Set-off. 175 
 
 Country Architecture. See Archi- 
 tecture 9 
 
 Covenants for Titles 41 
 
 Cranberry Culture 42 
 
 Creation. See Biology 21 
 
 Creditor. See Debtor and Creditor 44 
 Creed. See name of Denomination, 
 
 as Church of England 85 
 
 Crests. See Designing 45 
 
 Cretan Insurrection 42 
 
 Cricket 42 
 
 Crimes 42 
 
 Criminal Law 42 
 
 Crittenden, J. J .-r: 42 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver 42 
 
 Croquet 42 
 
 Crusades 42 
 
 Crustacea. See Natural History. . . 132 
 
 Also Zoology 204 
 
 Cuba 42 
 
 Culture. See Education, Essays on 50 
 
 Currency and Money 42 
 
 Cyclopaedias 42 
 
 Dahlgren, Ulric .43 
 
 Dahomey 43 
 
 Dakota Language 43 
 
 Dakota Missions 43 
 
 Dallas, Alex. James 43 
 
 Damages 43 
 
 Dancing 43 
 
 DanieLBookof 43 
 
 Danish Language 43 
 
 Dante, degli Alighieri 43 
 
 Darwinism. See Biology 21 
 
 Dates. See Chronology, Diction- 
 aries of. 34 
 
 Da Vinci, Leonardo 44 
 
 Davis, Jefferson 44 
 
 Debt, National See Finance 76 
 
 Debtor and Creditor 44 
 
 Declaiming. See Educational "Works 54 
 
 See Elocution 67 
 
 Decorations. See Designing 45 
 
 DeFoe,DanieL 44 
 
 Delaware 44 
 
 Deluge. See Geology 81 
 
 Damonology 44 
 
 11 
 
 Demosthenes 44 
 
 Denman, Lord 44 
 
 Denmark 44 
 
 Dentistry 44- 
 
 De Quincey, Thomas 45 
 
 Dermatology. See Skin, Diseases 
 
 of...:!;. 177 
 
 Dervishes 45 
 
 Descent, Law of. 45 
 
 Descriptive Geometry. See Educa- 
 tional Works 55 
 
 Also Geometry. 82 
 
 De Sevigne, Madame. See Sevigne, 
 
 de 175 
 
 Designing 45 
 
 De Stael 45 
 
 Deutsch, E 45 
 
 Development. See Evolution. 74 
 
 Devotion, Books of. 45 
 
 Diagnosis, Medical 45 
 
 Dialogues. See Educational Works 54 
 
 Also Elocution 67 
 
 Diamonds 46 
 
 Dickens, Charles 46 
 
 Dictionaries. See Languages, as 
 
 English 69 
 
 Dietetics 46 
 
 Differential Calculus. See Calculus 26 
 
 Also Educational Works 56 
 
 Digestion 46 
 
 Diphtheria. 46 
 
 Diplomacy 46 
 
 Diseases. See name, or character 
 
 of Disease, as Consumption .... 40 
 
 Dispensatories. See Pharmacy.... 150 
 
 Disraeli, Benjamin 46 
 
 Divination 47 
 
 Diving 47 
 
 Divorce and Alimony. : 47 
 
 Doddridge, Philip 47 
 
 Dogs 47 
 
 Domestic Economy 47 
 
 Domestic Medicine 43 
 
 Domestic Eelations 48 
 
 Domingo. See San Domingo 168 
 
 Also West Indies 201 
 
 Dominion of Canada. See Canada.. 27 
 
 Draughts 48 
 
 Drawing 48 
 
 Dreams 48 
 
 Dress 48 
 
 Drinking. See Dietetics 46 
 
 Also Temperance Literature 189 
 
 Drum and Fife 43 
 
 Dryden 43 
 
 Dueling. 48 
 
 Dumas, Alexandra 48 
 
 Dunham, Thomas 49 
 
 Dunster, Henry 49 
 
 Durer, Albert 49 
 
 Dutch Reformed Church. See Re- 
 formed Dutch Church 163 
 
 Duties. See Tariff Laws 188 
 
 Dyeing 49 
 
 Dynamics 49 
 
 Ear, Diseases of. 49 
 
212 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 PACK 
 
 Early English. See Anglo-Saxon .. 8 
 Also English Language, Studies 
 
 in 69 
 
 Earth 49 
 
 Earthquakes 49 
 
 Earthworks. See Mensuration 123 
 
 Easements, Law of 49 
 
 East, The 49 
 
 East Indies 50 
 
 East Indian Archipelago. See 
 
 Asia 18 
 
 Eating. See Cookery 40 
 
 Also Dietetics 46 
 
 Also Digestion... 46 
 
 Eccclesiastes 50 
 
 Eeclesiatical Art. See Art, Sacred . 12 
 Ecclesiastical History. See Chris- 
 tian Church, History of. 82 
 
 Economy. See Domestic Economy 47 
 
 Also Political Economy 155 
 
 Edgeworth, Maria 50 
 
 Editing. See Journalism 100 
 
 Education. Essays and Treatises 
 
 on 50 
 
 Educational Works 51 
 
 Algebra 51 
 
 Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene, 
 
 etc 51 
 
 Arithmetic 51 
 
 Astronomy 52 
 
 Book-Keeping 52 
 
 Botany 52 
 
 Chemistry 62 
 
 Composition and Rhetoric 53 
 
 Dictionaries of the English Lan- 
 guage 58 
 
 Drawing and Painting 58 
 
 Elocution 54 
 
 French 54 
 
 Geography 55 
 
 Geology, Mineralogy, and Metal- 
 lurgy 55 
 
 Geometry 55 
 
 German 56 
 
 Grammar 57 
 
 Grammars for the Use of French- 
 men, Germans, and Spaniards.. 57 
 
 Greek. 58 
 
 Gymnastics anfl Calisthenics 59 
 
 Hebrew, Syriac, and Sanscrit 59 
 
 History 59 
 
 Italian 60 
 
 Latin 60 
 
 Literature 61 
 
 Logic 62 
 
 Mechanics and Engineering 62 
 
 Metaphysics 62 
 
 Music 63 
 
 Mythology and Antiquities 68 
 
 Natural Philosophy 68 
 
 Penmanship 64 
 
 Political and Social Science 64 
 
 Primary Books 64 
 
 Readers 64 
 
 Spanish 64 
 
 Spellers 65 
 
 Zoology 65 
 
 Eggs. SeeOvology 144 
 
 Also Poultry 153 
 
 Egypt 6(; 
 
 Electricity 66 
 
 Electricity, Medical and S orgical ... 66 
 
 Electro-Magnetism. See Electricity 66 
 
 Electro-Metallurgy. See Metallurgy 124 
 
 Electrotype 66 
 
 Elevations 67 
 
 Eliot, Sir John . 67 
 
 Elizabeth, N. J !... 
 
 Elocution 67 
 
 Emblems 67 
 
 Engineering 67 
 
 Engineering, Civil 67 
 
 Engineering, Military 67 
 
 Engineering, Railroad and Locomo- 
 tive 63 
 
 Engineering Tables 68 
 
 England, Church of. See Church of 
 
 England 85 
 
 England. Constitution of. See Eng- 
 lish Constitution and Laws 68 
 
 England, History of 68 
 
 England, Travels in 68 
 
 English Constitution 68 
 
 English Dictionaries 69 
 
 English Language, Studies in 69 
 
 English Etvmology, Dictionaries of 69 
 
 English Laws 6S 
 
 English Literature, Studies in 69 
 
 English Synonyms 70 
 
 Engravers. See Biography, Collec- 
 tive 18 
 
 Engraving 70 
 
 Engravings. See Art, Collections of 
 
 Specimens .of. 11 
 
 Entomology . . '. 70 
 
 Ephesians, Epistle to the 71 
 
 Epistles. See name, as Romans.. . . 166 
 
 Also New Testament 135 
 
 Epigrams 71 
 
 Epidemics. See names of Epidemic 
 
 Diseases, as Cholera 82 
 
 Epilepsy 71 
 
 Epitaphs 71 
 
 Equation of Payment 1 
 
 Equity Jurisprudence 71 
 
 Erskine, Lord 71 
 
 Erysipelas 71 
 
 Essays, Critical 71 
 
 Essays, Literary 71 
 
 Essays, Social 71 
 
 Estoppel, Law of 72 
 
 Esther, Book of 72 
 
 Ethnology 72 
 
 Ethics. See Christian Church, Doc- 
 trines and Ethics of 34 
 
 Also Moral Science 130 
 
 Etiquette 73 
 
 Etruria 73 
 
 Eucharist. See Communion 2 
 
 Euripides 7 
 
 Europe, Guides to 78 
 
 Europe, History of. See History.. 89 
 Also Special Countries, as Ger- 
 many 82 
 
INDEX. 
 
 213 
 
 Europe, Travels in 73 
 
 Eutropius 73 
 
 Evans, William 78 
 
 Evelyn, John 73 
 
 Everett, Edward 73 
 
 Evidence, Law of 73 
 
 Evidences. See Christianity, Evi- 
 dences of 34 
 
 Evolution, Doctrine of 74 
 
 Exchange 74 
 
 Executors. See Administrators. ... 2 
 
 Exodus 74 
 
 Eye, Diseasesof. 74 
 
 Ezekiel, Book of. 74 
 
 Factors. See Agency 3 
 
 Fairfax, Lord 74 
 
 Family. See Domestic Relations, 
 
 Lawof 48 
 
 Faraday, Michael 74 
 
 Farm Implements 75 
 
 Farmers' Annuals 75 
 
 Farming 75 
 
 Fathers, Apostolic. See Biography, 
 
 Collective 18 
 
 Federacy. See Government 84 
 
 Federal Enactments. See Govern- 
 ment 84 
 
 Also United States 196 
 
 Fencing. See Dueling 48 
 
 Fenianism. See Ireland 97 
 
 Fern, Fanny 75 
 
 Ferns 75 
 
 Ferrotype. See Photography 152 
 
 Fever 75 
 
 Fiction. See Novels and Eoman- 
 
 ces 133 
 
 Field-Sports T5 
 
 Fielding, Henry 76 
 
 Fiji Islands 76 
 
 Finance 76 
 
 Fire Insurance 76 
 
 Fish-Culture 76 
 
 Fishing 76 
 
 Fixtures, Law of 76 
 
 Florence 76 
 
 Florida 76 
 
 Flower-Gardening 77 
 
 Flowers, The Language of 77 
 
 Flowers in Wax. See Modeling. .. 129 
 
 Foeticide. See Infanticide 95 
 
 Fonblanque, Albany 77 
 
 Food 77 
 
 Foote, Andrew Hull, Bear-Admiral 
 
 U.S.N T.... 77 
 
 Forbes, J. D 77 
 
 Forestry. See Trees 194 
 
 Forrest, Edwin 77 
 
 Fortifications. See Engineering, 
 
 Military 67 
 
 Also Military Science 126 
 
 France, History of. 77 
 
 Franco-German War 73 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin 78 
 
 Fraud and Mistake, Law of 78 
 
 Frauds, Statute of. 78 
 
 Frederick the Great 78 
 
 Free-Hand Drawing. See Drawing 48 
 
 Also Educational Works 53 
 
 Freemasonry 78 
 
 Free-Trade 78 
 
 Friends, Society of. 79 
 
 Fruit-Culture 79 
 
 Fruit in Wax. See Modeling 129 
 
 Fruit-Trees. See Fruit-Culture 79 
 
 Also Trees 194 
 
 Fuel 78 
 
 Fuller, M 79 
 
 Furnace. See Assaying 13 
 
 Also Metallurgy 124 
 
 Furniture 79 
 
 Future State 79 
 
 Gaelic, See Irish 97 
 
 Galatians, Epistle to the 79 
 
 Galileo 80 
 
 Gallitzin, A. de 80 
 
 Galvanism 80 
 
 Galvano-Plastics. See Electrotype. 67 
 Galvano-Therapeutics. See Thera- 
 peutics 190 
 
 Game 80 
 
 Gaming. 80 
 
 Games and Amusements 80 
 
 Gardening. See Farming 75 
 
 Also Flower-Gardening 77 
 
 Also Horticulture 92 
 
 Gas 80 
 
 Gastronomy. See Cookery 40 
 
 Gay, John 80 
 
 Gazetteers 80 
 
 Gems 80 
 
 Generation, Spontaneous. See Bi- 
 ology 21 
 
 Genesis .* 81 
 
 Genius 81 
 
 Geography, Biblical 81 
 
 Geography, General 81 
 
 Geography, Physical 81 
 
 Geology 81 
 
 Geometry 82 
 
 Georgia. 82 
 
 German Dictionaries 82 
 
 German Language 82 
 
 German Literature 82 
 
 Germany, Guides to . ; 82 
 
 Germany, History of 82 
 
 Gib, Robert, Lord Carrebber 82 
 
 Gillray, James 82 
 
 Glass-Making 82 
 
 Glass-Painting 82 
 
 Goethe 83 
 
 Gold and Silver 83 
 
 Goldsmith 83 
 
 Gospels, The Four. 83 
 
 Gothic Architecture 83 
 
 Gottachalk, L. M 84 
 
 Government 84 
 
 Graining. 81 
 
 Grammars. See name of Language, 
 
 as German 82 
 
 Grant, U. S 84 
 
 Grapes, Culture of. 84 
 
 Gray 84 
 
214 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Great Britain 84 
 
 Greece 84 
 
 Greek Language 84 
 
 Greek Language, Lexicons of 85 
 
 Greek Literature 85 
 
 Greek Concordances 85 
 
 Greek Testament. See New Testa- 
 ments, Greek. . .' 135 
 
 Also Old Testament 142 
 
 Greeley, Horace 85 
 
 Greene, Nathaniel 85 
 
 Greville, E. F., Memoirs 85 
 
 Guano. See Manures 119 
 
 Guarantee, Law of 85 
 
 Guerin, Maurice de 85 
 
 Guides, Travelers 1 . See names of 
 
 Countries, as Germany 82 
 
 Gunning. See Field-Sports 75 
 
 Also Hunting 93 
 
 Guns 85 
 
 Guthrie, Thomas 86 
 
 Gymnastics 86 
 
 Gypsies 86 
 
 Hades. See Future State 79 
 
 Hair 86 
 
 Halleck, Fitz-Greene 86 
 
 Hand 86 
 
 Harmony 86 
 
 Havana 86 
 
 Hawaii 86 
 
 Headaches 86 
 
 Headstones. See Designing 87 
 
 Health. See Dietetics 46 
 
 Also Hygiene 98 
 
 Heart, Diseases of. 87 
 
 Heat 87 
 
 Heavens. See Astronomy 18 
 
 Also Moon 130 
 
 Also Sun 185 
 
 Also Transits of Venus 193 
 
 Hebrew Grammars 87 
 
 Hebrew Lexicons 87 
 
 Hebrews. See Jews 99 
 
 Hebrews, Epistle to the 87 
 
 Heine, Heinrich 88 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F .' 88 
 
 Heraldry 88 
 
 Heredity 88 
 
 Hell. See Future State 79 
 
 Herbert, George 88 
 
 Herodotus 88 
 
 Herrick, Robert 88 
 
 Hesiod 88 
 
 Highways. See Road-Making 166 
 
 Highways, Laws of. 88 
 
 Hindustan. See India 94 
 
 Hindustani 88 
 
 Hip, Diseases of 88 
 
 H istology 89 
 
 History, Ancient 89 
 
 History, Biblical 89 
 
 History, General 85 
 
 History, Miscellaneous 89 
 
 History, Modern 89 
 
 History, Philosophy of. 89 
 
 Holbein... . 89 
 
 Holland and Belgium 90 
 
 Holland, George 90 
 
 Holland, John 90 
 
 Holy Land. See Geography, Bibli- 
 cal 81 
 
 Also Palestine 145 
 
 Holy Spirit, Doctrine of the 90 
 
 Homer 90 
 
 Homes. See Architecture 9 
 
 Homiletics 90 
 
 Homoeopathy 90 
 
 Honduras 91 
 
 Honey. See Bees and Bee-Keeping 17 
 
 Hood, Thomas 91 
 
 Hopkins, J. H 91 
 
 Horace 91 
 
 Horse 91 
 
 Horsemanship 91 
 
 Horseshoeing 91 
 
 Horses, Diseases of 91 
 
 Horticulture 92 
 
 Hospitals 1*2 
 
 House-Building. See Architecture 9 
 
 House-Painting. See Graining 84 
 
 Also Painting 144 
 
 Household Receipts 92 
 
 HudsonRiver. 92 
 
 Hughes, Archbishop 8 
 
 Huguenots 92 
 
 Human Anatomy. See Anatomy . . 9 
 
 Humboldt, A. von 92 
 
 Humboldt, W. von 92 
 
 Humor. See Anecdotes 7 
 
 Hungary 93 
 
 Hunting and Trapping 93 
 
 Husbandry. See Farming 75 
 
 Huss, John 93 
 
 Hydraulics 93 
 
 Hydropathy 93 
 
 Hydrophobia 93 
 
 Hydrostatics. See Hydraulics 9 
 
 Hygiene 93 
 
 Hysterology 93 
 
 Ice Age. See Geology 81 
 
 Iceland 93 
 
 Icelandic Language 94 
 
 Idiocy. See Insanity 95 
 
 Mental Diseases 123 
 
 Illumination 94 
 
 Immortality 94 
 
 Implements, Farm. See Farm Im- 
 plements 75 
 
 Also Ttols, and Workshop Appli- 
 ances 192 
 
 India 94 
 
 Indiana 95 
 
 Indians, American 95 
 
 Industrial Arts. See Special Sub- 
 jects, as Calico-Printing 27 
 
 Infant Baptism. See Baptist 16 
 
 Infanticide 95 
 
 Infantry Tactics 95 
 
 Infants, Diseases of. See Children, 
 
 Diseases of. 81 
 
 Infidelity 95 
 
 Injunctions, Law of 95 
 
INDEX. 
 
 215 
 
 Inorganic Chemistry. See Chemis- 
 try, Inorganic 81 
 
 Inquisitions '. . . 95 
 
 Insanity 95 
 
 Insects. See Entomology 70 
 
 Instinct 96 
 
 Insurance 96 
 
 Integral Calculus. See Calculus ... 26 
 
 Also Educational Works 55 
 
 Interest Tables 96 
 
 Internal Eevenue 96 
 
 International Law 96 
 
 Inventions 96 
 
 Inventors 96 
 
 Iowa 96 
 
 Ireland 97 
 
 Irish Language 97 
 
 Iron 97 
 
 Irving, Washington 97 
 
 Isaiah 97 
 
 Italian Language 97 
 
 Italy 97 
 
 Jackson, Andrew 97 
 
 Jackson, Stonewall 98 
 
 Jamaica 98 
 
 James, Epistles of. 98 
 
 Japan 98 
 
 Japanese Language 99 
 
 Java ;.. 99 
 
 Jefferson, Thomas 99 
 
 Jeffrey, Francis 99 
 
 Jeremiah 99 
 
 Jerusalem 99 
 
 Jesuits 99 
 
 Jews, History 99 
 
 Jews, Religion 99 
 
 Job, Book of. 100 
 
 John, Epistles of 100 
 
 John, The Gospel of 100 
 
 Jordan 100 
 
 Josephus 100 
 
 Joshua 100 
 
 Journalism 100 
 
 Jude, Book of. 100 
 
 Judges, Book of. 100 
 
 Judgments, Law of. , 100 
 
 Jury 100 
 
 Justification. See Atonement 14 
 
 Also Redemption 162 
 
 Juvenal 101 
 
 Juveniles 101 
 
 1. For Boys and Girls 101 
 
 II. For Boys Specially 105 
 
 III. For Girls Specially. ..\ 106 
 
 IV. For Young Children 107 
 
 Kansas... .. 109 
 
 Kearney, Philip 109 
 
 Keats 109 
 
 Keble, John 109 
 
 Keith, Mrs. Caroline P 109 
 
 Kendall, A 109 
 
 Kennedy, John P 109 
 
 Kentucky 109 
 
 Khiva 109 
 
 Kidneys, Diseases of 110 
 
 Kindergarten 110 
 
 Kings, Book of. 110 
 
 Knight, Charles 110 
 
 Knox, Henry 110 
 
 Knox, Robert 110 
 
 Koran 110 
 
 Labor Question ... . . 110 
 
 Lace Ill 
 
 Lachrymal Affections Ill 
 
 Lacordaire Ill 
 
 Lake George Ill 
 
 Lamartine, Alphonse de Ill 
 
 Lamb, Charles Ill 
 
 Lamb, Mary Ill 
 
 Lamentations. See Jeremiah 99 
 
 Landlord and Tenant Ill 
 
 Landon, L. E Ill 
 
 Landor, Walter Savage Ill 
 
 Landscape-Gardening Ill 
 
 Landseer, Sir Edwin Ill 
 
 Land-Surveying. See Surveying.. 186 
 
 Also Educational Works 56 
 
 Land-Tenure 112 
 
 Language 112 
 
 Language of Flowers. See Flowers, 
 
 Language of 77 
 
 La Plata. See Argentine Republic 10 
 
 Laryngoscope. See Throat 191 
 
 Larynx. See Throat, Diseases of .. 191 
 
 Latin Grammar 113 
 
 Law. See special subjects, as Land- 
 lord and Tenant Ill 
 
 Law Almanacs 113 
 
 Law Diaries 113 
 
 Law Dictionaries 113 
 
 Law Directories 118 
 
 Law, Miscellaneous, Essays and 
 
 Treatises on 113 
 
 Law Practice.., 113 
 
 Law Proceedings 113 
 
 Laws, Conflict of 114 
 
 Leo, General Robert E. 114 
 
 Legends 114 
 
 Lent. See Church of England, Doc- 
 trines, Practices of 85 
 
 Le Sage 114 
 
 Lessing 114 
 
 Lettering. See Designing, 45 
 
 Letters 114 
 
 Letter- Writing 114 
 
 Leveling. See Surveying 186 
 
 Leviticus, Book of. 114 
 
 Lexington, Kentucky 114 
 
 Libel. See Slander 114 
 
 Lien Laws, Mechanics 1 115 
 
 Life-Boats 115 
 
 Life Insurance 115 
 
 Ligation. See Surgery 185 
 
 Light 115 
 
 Light-houses 115 
 
 Limitation, Law of 115 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham 115 
 
 Linguistic Studies 112 
 
 Literary Criticisms. See English 
 
 Literature, Studies In 69 
 
 Also Essays 71 
 
216 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Literary Men. See Biography, Col- 
 lective 18 
 
 Literature. See names of Language, 
 
 asEnglish 69 
 
 Liver, Diseases of 115 
 
 Livingstone, Edward 115 
 
 Livingstone, David 115 
 
 Livy 115 
 
 Lock-jaw. See Tetanus 190 
 
 Locomotive Engineering. See En- 
 gineering, Kailroad and Loco- 
 
 tootive 63 
 
 Logarithms 116 
 
 Logic 116 
 
 London 116 
 
 Lord's Prayer, The 116 
 
 Lord's Supper. See Communion . . 39 
 
 Louisiana 117 
 
 Lover, Samuel 117 
 
 Luke, Gospel according to St 117 
 
 Lungs, Diseases of 117 
 
 Lutheran Church 117 
 
 Lynch, Thomas T 117 
 
 Lytton, Edward Bulwer 117 
 
 Macaulay, Lord 117 
 
 Machines, Construction of 117 
 
 Maclise, Daniel 117 
 
 McVicar, Rev. John 117 
 
 Madagascar 117 
 
 Madeira, Portugal, and the Adalusias 118 
 
 Madison, James 118 
 
 Madness. See Insanity 95 
 
 Also Mental Diseases 123 
 
 Magic 118 
 
 Magistrates, Jurisdiction of 118 
 
 Magnetism. See Electricity 67 
 
 Maine 118 
 
 Malay Archipelago 118 
 
 Malpractice, Civil 118 
 
 Malta 118 
 
 Mambi Land. See Africa. 8 
 
 Mammalia 118 
 
 Mammoth Cave 119 
 
 Man. See Biology 21 
 
 Manners and Customs 119 
 
 Manufactures 119 
 
 Manufacturing Laws 119 
 
 Manures 119 
 
 Maritime Law 119 
 
 Mark, Gospel ofSt 119 
 
 Marlborough, Duke of 119 
 
 Marlowe, Christopher 119 
 
 Marriage 119 
 
 Marryat, Captain 119 
 
 Martial Law. See Military Law ... 126 
 
 Martineau, Harriet 119 
 
 Martyrs 120 
 
 Maryland 120 
 
 Masonry. See Freemasonry 78 
 
 Massachusetts 120 
 
 Massinger, Philip 120 
 
 Materia Medics 120 
 
 Material, Strength of. See Mechanics 121 
 
 Also Strains, and Strength of Ma- 
 terial 134 
 
 Maternity. See Midwifery 125 
 
 TARE 
 
 Mathematics. See Calculus 26 
 
 Matrimony. See Sexes, Relation of 
 
 the 175 
 
 Matthew, Father 120 
 
 Matthew, Gospel of. 120 
 
 May, Samuel J 121 
 
 Mazzini 121 
 
 Mechanics 121 
 
 Medical Jurisprudence 121 
 
 Medical Lexicons 121 
 
 Medicine, Miscellaneous Essays ami 
 
 Treatises on 121 
 
 Medicine, Science of. 122 
 
 Medicine, Practice of 122 
 
 Mediterranean 122 
 
 Mediums 122 
 
 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix 122 
 
 Mendelssohn and Goethe 122 
 
 Meningitis. See Medicine, Miscel- 
 laneous 121 
 
 Mennonite Church 1 22 
 
 Mensuration 128 
 
 Mental Diseases 123 
 
 Mental Science 123 
 
 Mercantile Hand-books 123 
 
 Mesmerism 123 
 
 Mesopotamia 123 
 
 Metallurgy 124 
 
 Meteorology 124 
 
 Methodist Denomination 124 
 
 Metric System. See Weights and 
 
 Measures 200 
 
 Mexico . , 125 
 
 Michigan 125 
 
 Microscope 125 
 
 Middle Ages 125 
 
 Midwifery 125 
 
 Military Law 126 
 
 Military Men. See Biography, Col- 
 lective 126 
 
 Military Science 126 
 
 Milk 127 
 
 Mill, John Stuart 127 
 
 Mill-Dams 127 
 
 Miller, Hugh 127 
 
 Miller, Samuel 127 
 
 Milton, John 127 
 
 Mineral Waters 127 
 
 Mineralogy 127 
 
 Mines 127 
 
 Mining Machinery 127 
 
 Minnesota 128 
 
 Minor Prophets 123 
 
 Minto, Lord 128 
 
 Mirabeau, Count 128 
 
 Miracles 128 
 
 Missions, Reports 123 
 
 Missions, Treatises on 12 s 
 
 Mississippi 12:i 
 
 Mnemonics 129 
 
 Moab 12.> 
 
 Modeling !:! 
 
 Mohammedanism 129 
 
 Monarchy. See Government 84 
 
 Monastics. See Monks 129 
 
 Money. See Finance 76 
 
 Mongolia 129 
 
INDEX. 
 
 217 
 
 Monks 129 
 
 Monograms .. 180 
 
 Monopolies 130 
 
 Montaigne 130 
 
 Moon 130 
 
 Moore, Thomas 130 
 
 Moral Science 180 
 
 Moravian Church 180 
 
 Mormonism 130 
 
 Morocco 180 
 
 Morse. Samuel F. B 130 
 
 Mortgages, Law of 181 
 
 Moscheles 131 
 
 Moses 131 
 
 Mount Desert 181 
 
 Mount Washington 131 
 
 Mouth J 131 
 
 Mozart 131 
 
 Murcbison, Sir Roderick J 131 
 
 Mushrooms 131 
 
 Music, Essays on 181 
 
 Music, Treatises on, 131 
 
 Myology 132 
 
 Mythology 132 
 
 Names 132 
 
 Napoleon. See Bonaparte 22 
 
 Natural History 132 
 
 Nautical Almanacs 133 
 
 Naval Architecture 133 
 
 Navigation 188 
 
 Nebraska 133 
 
 Negligence, Law of. 133 
 
 Nelson, Lord 133 
 
 Nervous Svstem, Diseases of. 133 
 
 Netherlands 133 
 
 Neuralgia 133 
 
 Nevada 133 
 
 New Brunswick 134 
 
 New Church. See Swedenborgians 187 
 
 New England 134 
 
 New Granada 134 
 
 New Haven 134 
 
 'New Jersey 134 
 
 New Mexico 134 
 
 New South Wales 134 
 
 New Testament, Critical English 
 
 Editions 184 
 
 New Testament, Expository Works 
 
 on the 184 
 
 New Testaments Greek Texts. ... 135 
 
 New Testaments Grammars 135 
 
 New Testaments Lexicons 135 
 
 New York City 185 
 
 New York State 136 
 
 New Zealand 186 
 
 New Zealand Language 186 
 
 Newspaper Annuals, Catalogues, etc. 136 
 
 Nicaragua 136 
 
 Niebuhr 186 
 
 Niger 1ST 
 
 Nile 1ST 
 
 Also Abyssinia 1 
 
 Nineveh 13T 
 
 Normandy 1ST 
 
 North Carolina 187 
 
 Northmen 187 
 
 PACK 
 
 Norway 187 
 
 Norwegian Language 137 
 
 Notaries and Commissioners 137 
 
 Novels and Romances 138 
 
 Nubia 141 
 
 Numismatics 141 
 
 Nursing 141 
 
 Oarsman. See Boating 22 
 
 Obstetrics. See Midwifery 125 
 
 Ocean 142 
 
 O'Connell, Daniel 142 
 
 Ohio 142 
 
 Old Testament 142 
 
 Ophthalmic Surgery. See Eye 74 
 
 Ophthalmoscope 142 
 
 Opium 142 
 
 Optics. See Eye 74 
 
 Oratory. See Elocution 67 
 
 Also Homiletics 90 
 
 Also Ehetoric 165 
 
 Orchard. See Fruit-Culture 79 
 
 Also Trees 194 
 
 Ordination 142 
 
 Ordnance 142 
 
 Oregon 143 
 
 Ores. See Metallurgy 124 
 
 Organic Chemistry. "See Chemistry 81 
 
 Organisms. See Biology 21 
 
 Ornaments 143 
 
 Ornithology 143 
 
 Orthopedic Surgery 143 
 
 Osteology. See Anatomy 7 
 
 Ovaries 144 
 
 Ovology 144 
 
 Oxford 144 
 
 Ozone 144 
 
 Pacific Islands ... 144 
 
 Pacific Ocean 144 
 
 Pacific Slope 144 
 
 Painters. See Biography, Collective 18 
 
 Painting, Coach 144 
 
 Painting, House 144 
 
 Painting, Photograph 144 
 
 Painting, Sign 144 
 
 Painting 144 
 
 Palestine 145 
 
 Pali Language 145 
 
 Palmerston, Lord 145 
 
 Papacv. See Church of Rome 85 
 
 Paper-Making 146 
 
 Paper-Money. See Finance 76 
 
 Parables 146 
 
 Paraguay 146 
 
 Paralysis 146 
 
 Parasites 146 
 
 Parent's Aids 146 
 
 Paris 146 
 
 Parker, Theodore 146 
 
 Parliamentary Law 146 
 
 Parsees. See Persia 149 
 
 Partnership, Laws of 147 
 
 Patagonians ...... 147 
 
 Patents and Copyrights, Laws of... 147 
 
 Pathology 147 
 
 Patriarchs 148 
 
218 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Patteson, John Coleridge 148 
 
 Pace 148 
 
 Paul, St 148 
 
 Pauperism 148 
 
 Payment. See Equation of Pay- 
 ments 71 
 
 Peabody, Francis 148 
 
 Peabody, George 148 
 
 Peach-Culture 148 
 
 Pear-Culture 148 
 
 Pedagogy 148 
 
 Peel, Sir Robert 148 
 
 Peerage and Baronetage 148 
 
 Pekin 149 
 
 Penmanship 149 
 
 Penn, William 149 
 
 Pennsylvania 149 
 
 Pension 149 
 
 Pentateuch 149 
 
 Perceval, Et. Hon. Spencer 149 
 
 Persia 149 
 
 Persian Language 149 
 
 Personal Property, Law of. 149 
 
 Peru 149 
 
 Peter, Epistles of. 150 
 
 Petroleum 150 
 
 Pharmacy 150 
 
 Philadelphia 150 
 
 Philemon 150 
 
 Philippians 150 
 
 Philosophy 150 
 
 Phoenicia 152 
 
 Phonography / 152 
 
 Photography 152 
 
 Phrenology 152 
 
 Physics 152 
 
 Physiognomy 158 
 
 Physiology 153 
 
 Pickering, T 154 
 
 Piedmont 154 
 
 Pig 154 
 
 Pilot Laws 154 
 
 Pindar 154 
 
 Pisciculture. See Pishing 154 
 
 Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Mass.. 154 
 
 Plato 155 
 
 Plautus and Terence 155 
 
 Pleading, Principles of. 155 
 
 Pliny 155 
 
 Plunket, Oliver 155 
 
 Plutarch 155 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allan 155 
 
 Poisons 155 
 
 Poland 155 
 
 Polar Magnetism. See Electricity. 66 
 
 Polar Seas. See Arctic Eegions 10 
 
 Political Annuals 155 
 
 Political Economy 155 
 
 Political Manuals 155 
 
 Polygamy 157 
 
 Polynesia 15T 
 
 Pompeii 15T 
 
 Poor, The. See Pauperism 157 
 
 Pope 167 
 
 Popes, Office and History of 157 
 
 Porcelain 157 
 
 Portuguese 157 
 
 Post-Mortem Examinations 157 
 
 Postage-Stamps, Albums for 157 
 
 Potato-Culture 157 
 
 Potter, Bishop Alonzo 157 
 
 Pottery 158 
 
 Poultry 158 
 
 Prayer, Thoughts on 158 
 
 Prayers 158 
 
 Preaching. See Homiletics 90 
 
 Prehistoric Man. See Ethnology. .. 72 
 
 Prehistoric Times. See Ethnology 72 
 
 Presbyterianism 158 
 
 Primitive Christianity. See Chris- 
 tian Church, History of 82 
 
 Primitive Man. See Ethnology 72 
 
 Printing 158 
 
 Probate Law 158 
 
 Procedure 159 
 
 Prophecy 159 
 
 Prophets 159 
 
 Prophets, the Minor. See Minor 
 
 Prophets 128 
 
 Protection 159 
 
 Protestant Episcopal Church 159 
 
 Protoplasm. See Biology 21 
 
 Proverbs, Collections of. 159 
 
 Proverbs, The Book of 160 
 
 Prussia 160 
 
 Prussian War. See Franco-German 
 
 War 78 
 
 Also Germany 82 
 
 Psalms 1 60 
 
 Psychology 160 
 
 Public Debt. See Finance 160 
 
 Pulmonary Diseases 160 
 
 Pulpit. See Homiletics 90 
 
 Punishment, Capital. See Crimes 
 
 and Punishments 42 
 
 Purgatory. See Future State 79 
 
 Puritans 161 
 
 Pyrenees 161 
 
 Pyrotechny 161 
 
 Quakers. See Friends, Society of. . 79 
 Qualitative Analysis. See Chemical 
 
 Analysis 80 
 
 Quantitative Analysis. See Chemi- 
 cal Analysis 80 
 
 Quarantine 161 
 
 Quintilian 161 
 
 Quotations, Dictionaries of. 161 
 
 Eabelais 161 
 
 Eailroads 161 
 
 Eandolph, John 162 
 
 Eaphael 162 
 
 Eat 162 
 
 Eationalism 162 
 
 Eeady-Eeckoners 162 
 
 Eeal Property, Law of. 162 
 
 Eeceivers. See Bankruptcy 15 
 
 Eecitations. See Elocution 67 
 
 Eectum 1 62 
 
 Eedemption 162 
 
 Eeformation 163 
 
 Eeformed Dutch Church 168 
 
 Eegeneration 168 
 
INDEX. 
 
 219 
 
 Religion, Philosophy and History of 163 
 
 Remedies, Legal 163 
 
 Replevin, Law of 163 
 
 Representation 163 
 
 Representative Government. See 
 
 Government 84 
 
 Reptiles. See Zoology .. 204 
 
 Republics. See Government 84 
 
 Respiration, Diseases of. See Bron- 
 chitis 25 
 
 Restoratives. See Medicines, Es- 
 says and Treatises on 121 
 
 Resurrection 165 
 
 Retailer's Guide-Books. See Mer- 
 cantile Hand-books 123 
 
 Revelations of St. John. See Apoca- 
 lypse 8 
 
 Revision of the Bible 165 
 
 Rhetoric 165 
 
 Rhine, The 165 
 
 Rhode Island 165 
 
 Richmond, Ya 165 
 
 Rifle-Practice 165 
 
 Bio Grande do Sul 165 
 
 Rites. See Worship 203 
 
 R itualism 166 
 
 Road-Making 166 
 
 Robertson, Frederick W 166 
 
 Robinson, Henry Crabb 166 
 
 Rocky Mountains 166 
 
 Roman Antiquities. See Classical 
 
 Dictionaries 37 
 
 Roman Catholic Church. See Church 
 
 of Rome 35 
 
 Roman Law 166 
 
 Romans, Commentaries on 166 
 
 Rome t 166 
 
 Rome, History of. 166 
 
 Rope-Making 167 
 
 Rose, Culture of the 167 
 
 Rosetta Stone 167 
 
 Rossini 167 
 
 Rousseau, Jean Jacques 167 
 
 Russia, History of. 167 
 
 Russia, Travels in 168 
 
 Salem "Witchcraft 168 
 
 Sales, Law of 168 
 
 Sallust 168 
 
 Salvation. See Atonement 14 
 
 San Domingo 168 
 
 Sandwich Islands. See Hawaii 86 
 
 San Francisco 168 
 
 Sanscrit 1 68 
 
 Saratoga 168 
 
 Satan 168 
 
 Satire 169 
 
 Scandinavia 169 
 
 Schiller, Friedrich Ton 169 
 
 School-house Architecture 169 
 
 Schubert 169 
 
 Schumann 169 
 
 Science Annuals 169 
 
 Scientific Series 168 
 
 Scotland, History 172 
 
 Scotland, Travels, etc. 172 
 
 Scotland, Church of. 173 
 
 Scott, Elder Walter 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter 173 
 
 Scriptural. See Biblical 18 
 
 Scriptures. See Bible 18 
 
 Scrofula 173 
 
 Scudder, Rev. John 173 
 
 Sculpture 173 
 
 Sea, The 173 
 
 Sea-Sickness 173 
 
 Sea-side Resorts 174 
 
 Secret Societies 174 
 
 Sects. Dictionaries of 174 
 
 Sedgwick, Catherine M 174 
 
 Selection. See Biology 21 
 
 Self-Made Men. See Biography, 
 
 Collective 18 
 
 Senegambia. See Africa 3 
 
 Septuagint. See Old Testament ... 142 
 
 Sermons, Collections of 174 
 
 Servia 175 
 
 Set-off, Law of 175 
 
 Sevigne, Madame 175 
 
 Sewage 175 
 
 Seward, W. H 175 
 
 Sexes, Relation of the 175 
 
 Shading and Shadows 175 
 
 Shakers 176 
 
 Shakespeare 176 
 
 Sheep, Diseases of. 176 
 
 Shelley 176 
 
 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley 176 
 
 Sheriffs, Duties of. 176 
 
 Shetland 176 
 
 Ship-building 176 
 
 Short-hand. See Phonography 152 
 
 Shrubs. See Botany 28 
 
 Siam 176 
 
 Siberia 1 7T 
 
 Sicily 177 
 
 Sierra Nevada 177 
 
 Signals, Military and Naval 177 
 
 Sign-Painting. See Painting 144 
 
 Silk and Tea, Culture of 177 
 
 Silver. See Gold and Silver 83 
 
 Sinai 177 
 
 Singing 177 
 
 Sioux. See Indians 95 
 
 Skepticism. See Infidelity 95 
 
 Skin, Diseases of 177 
 
 Slander and Libel 177 
 
 Slang 177 
 
 Slavery 178 
 
 Sleep 178 
 
 Small-pox. See Vaccination 197 
 
 Smith, Sydney 178 
 
 Smollett, Tobias 178 
 
 Snakes 178 
 
 Soap 178 
 
 Socialism 178 
 
 Social Science : 178 
 
 Sociology. See Social Science 1 78 
 
 Soldiers. See Biography, Collective 18 
 
 Solomon's Songs 178 
 
 Somerville, Mary 179 
 
 Sophocles 179 
 
 Sound 1 79 
 
 Sounding and Dredging 179 
 
220 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 South America 179 
 
 Southey 179 
 
 South Seas 179 
 
 Spain 180 
 
 Spain, History of 180 
 
 Spanish Language, Dictionaries of. . 180 
 Spanish Language. Grammars of. . 180 
 
 Speakers. See Elocution 180 
 
 Species 180 
 
 Spectroscope 181 
 
 Spectrum Analysis 181 
 
 Spermatorrhoea 181 
 
 Spenser 181 
 
 Spine, Diseases of 181 
 
 Spinoza 181 
 
 Spirit. See Holy Ghost 90 
 
 Spiritualism 181 
 
 Sporting 182 
 
 Stage 182 
 
 Stair-Building 182 
 
 Stamford 183 
 
 Stammering 183 
 
 Statistics 183 
 
 Statute of Frauds. See Frauds 78 
 
 Steam 183 
 
 Steam-Boilers 183 
 
 Steam-Engines 183 
 
 Steel 184 
 
 Stenography. See Phonography. . . 152 
 
 Sterne, Laurence 184 
 
 Stimulants 184 
 
 Stock-raising. See Cattle 28 
 
 Stockmar, Baron von 184 
 
 Stomach 184 
 
 Storms 184 
 
 Strains and Strength of Material 184 
 
 Strauss, David Friedrich 184 
 
 Strawberries, Culture of 184 
 
 Stuttering. See Stammering 183 
 
 Submarine Blasting. See Blasting, 
 
 Submarine 22 
 
 Suburban Architecture. See Archi- 
 tecture 9 
 
 Sugar 185 
 
 Summer-Kesorts and Watering- 
 Places 185 
 
 Sumner, Charles 185 
 
 Sun 185 
 
 Supreme Court Practice 185 
 
 Surgery 185 
 
 Surgical Anatomy. See Anatomy. . 185 
 Surgical Hand-books. See Physi- 
 cian's Hand-books 1 86 
 
 Surveying 186 
 
 Susquehanna 186 
 
 Sweden 187 
 
 Swedenborg 187 
 
 Swedenborgians 187 
 
 Swift, Jonathan 187 
 
 Swimming 187 
 
 Switzerland 187 
 
 Symbolism 187 
 
 Synonyms. See English Studies 
 
 in 69 
 
 Syphilis. See Venereal Diseases .. 198 
 
 Syria 187 
 
 Byriac 1 88 
 
 Table-Talk 188 
 
 Tacitus 188 
 
 Tactics 188 
 
 Talmud 188 
 
 Taney, B. B., Chief- Justice 188 
 
 Tappan, Arthur 188 
 
 Tariff-Laws 188 
 
 Tartary 188 
 
 Tasmania. See Australia 15 
 
 Tasso 188 
 
 Taste 1S8 
 
 Taxation, Local 188 
 
 Tax-Titles 188 
 
 Taylor, Samuel Harvey 189 
 
 Tea 189 
 
 Teachers 1 Aids 189 
 
 Teeth. See Dentistry 44 
 
 Telegraphy 189 
 
 Temperance Literature 189 
 
 Tennessee 189 
 
 Tenure. See Land-Tenure 112 
 
 Terence and Plautus 190 
 
 Testament, New. See New Testa- 
 ment , 134 
 
 Testament, Old. See Old Testa- 
 ment 142 
 
 Testament. See Will, Laws of. 201 
 
 Testaments, Greek. See New Tes- 
 taments, Greek 135 
 
 Tetanus 190 
 
 Texas 190 
 
 Textiles, Manufacture of. 190 
 
 Thackeray, W. M 190 
 
 Theatricals, Amateur 190 
 
 Theocritus -. 1!>0 
 
 Therapeutics 190 
 
 Thermic Fever. See Fever 191 
 
 Thermometry, Medical 191 
 
 Thessalonians /. 191 
 
 Thibet 191 
 
 Thomas, General George H 191 
 
 Thomas, John 191 
 
 Thomson, James 191 
 
 Thorough Bass. See Harmony 86 
 
 Thorwaldsen 191 
 
 Throat, Diseases of the 191 
 
 Thucydides 191 
 
 Timon, Eight Eev. John 191 
 
 Timothy 191 
 
 Title to Property, Law of 192 
 
 Titus 192 
 
 Tobacco. See Temperance Literafre 189 
 
 Todd, C. S 192 
 
 Toilet 192 
 
 Tools, and Workshop Appliances. . . 192 
 Topographical Drawing. See Draw- 
 ing 48 
 
 Topography 192 
 
 Torpedo 192 
 
 Torts, Law of 192 
 
 Township Organization 192 
 
 Toxicology. See Poisons 155 
 
 Trade-Marks 193 
 
 Transits of Venus 198 
 
 Trapping. See Hunting 98 
 
 Travelers' Guides. See names of 
 Countries, as England 68 
 
INDEX. 
 
 221 
 
 Trawls around or about the World. 198 
 
 Trees 194 
 
 Trials 194 
 
 Tricks. See Games and Amuse- 
 ments 88 
 
 Trigonometry 194 
 
 Trinidad 194 
 
 Trinity 194 
 
 Tropics 194 
 
 Troy 195 
 
 Trusts, Law of 195 
 
 Tunnel, Mont Cenis 195 
 
 Turkey 195 
 
 Turning 195 
 
 Typography. See Printing 15S 
 
 Tyrol 195 
 
 Unitarianism 195 
 
 United States, History of 196 
 
 Universalism 19T 
 
 Urine, and Urinary Organs 197 
 
 Usury 19T 
 
 Utah 197 
 
 Uterine Diseases 197 
 
 Vaccination 
 
 Vapor. See Steam 
 
 Variation. See Calculus 
 
 Veda. See India 
 
 Velocipedes 
 
 Vendors, Law of 
 
 Venereal Diseases 
 
 Ventilation 
 
 Vermont 
 
 Vertebrates. See Anatomy of Ver- 
 tebrates 
 
 Veterinary Medicines 
 
 Veterinary Surgery. 
 
 Vienna 
 
 Vincent de Paul, St 
 
 Vine-Dresser. See Grapes, Culture 
 of 
 
 Vinegar 
 
 Virgil 
 
 Virgin Mary 
 
 Virginia 
 
 Voice 
 
 Volcanoes 
 
 Voltaire 
 
 Von Hutten 
 
 199 
 
 199 
 199 
 
 Wages. See Labor Question 110 
 
 Wagner, Eichard 199 
 
 Walking. 199 
 
 Wallingford, Conn 199 
 
 Warren, John 199 
 
 Warwick, Mass 200 
 
 Washington, George 200 
 
 Washington Territory 200 
 
 Watchmaking 200 
 
 Water-Color Painting 200 
 
 Water-Courses, Law of. 200 
 
 Watering-Places. See American 
 
 Guides 5 
 
 Waters, Mineral. See Mineral Wa- 
 ters 127 
 
 Wax-Modeling. See Modeling 129 
 
 Weather. See Meteorology 124 
 
 Also Storms 184 
 
 Webster, Daniel 200 
 
 Weights and Measures 200 
 
 Wells, John 200 
 
 Wentworth, Thomas 200 
 
 Wesley, John 200 
 
 West Indies 201 
 
 West Point 201 
 
 West Virginia 201 
 
 Wheat-Culture 201 
 
 Wheels 201 
 
 Whist 201 
 
 White Mountains 201 
 
 Willard, Emma 201 
 
 Williams. Roger 201 
 
 Wills, Law of 201 
 
 Wine 201 
 
 Wines, Uses of. See Temperance 
 
 Literature 189 
 
 Wit 201 
 
 Witchcraft 202 
 
 Woman 202 
 
 Women, Diseases of 202 
 
 Wood-Carving 202 
 
 Wordsworth 203 
 
 Working-Classes. See Labor Ques- 
 tion 110 
 
 Workshop Appliances. See Tools.. 192 
 
 Worship 203 
 
 Wright, Edward 208 
 
 Xavier, St. Francis 208 
 
 Xenophon 208 
 
 Yachts and Yachting 208 
 
 Year-Books. See under name of 
 denomination or pursuit, as Po- 
 litical Annuals 155 
 
 Yosemite Valley 203 
 
 Young, Charles Mayne, the Trage- 
 dian 204 
 
 Zanzibar 204 
 
 Zeisberger 204 
 
 Zoological Mythology 204 
 
 Zoology 204 
 
 Zulu 205 
 
 Zymotic Diseases 205 
 
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