YALE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

FROM THE COLLECTION MADE BY
CHARLES SHELDON B.A. 1890
OF BOOKS ON NATURAL HISTORY
EXPLORATION -HUNTING & FISHING
GIFT OF FRANCIS P. GARVAN
B.A. 1897

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BIBLIOGEAPHT

STATE OF MAINE

FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO 1891

JOSEPH WILLIAMSOJST
MEMBER OF THE MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, AND OP THE
NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

IN T'SVO VOLTJ]VCES

VOLUME I

PORTLAND
THE THURSTON PRINT
1896

COPYEIGHT 1896
BY JOSEPH WILLIAMSON

C^'^'S,

PREFACE

This work has been compiled under the auspices of the Maine
Historical Society. With certain exceptions, its purpose is to give
the full title of every book, pamphlet, and reputable magazine
article at any time printed in or having reference to Maine, and also
all of which the authors were, at the time of writing or publishing,
residents within the state.
The exceptions are chiefly public, municipal and legal reports, and
pamphlets which relate to organizations not of an historical, literary,
charitable or religious character. Although many of the best liter
ary productions of the State are to be found only in its newspapers,
no attempt to enumerate tTiese has been made with the exception of
such as have been preserved in other form.
The plan also excludes the writings of native authors, printed or
published after they have ceased to be residents, unless these have
some special relation to Maine.
In aU cases possible, titles have been copied from the original
works ; those in catalogues being adopted only as a last resort.
Cross references to general and local histories, encyclopedias, and
biographical dictionaries have been usually omitted.
The task of the compiler has been greatly lessened by kind aid re
ceived from his friends in all parts of the country. The bountiful
assistance of Mr. Hubbard W. Bryant, librarian of the Maine His
torical Society, of Professors George T. Little and Edward W. HaU,

iv BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
librarians respectively of Bowdoin College and Colby University, has
largely contributed to the completeness of the work. Special ac
knowledgement is due to Mr. John Ward Dean and to Samuel
Abbott Green, M. D., both of Boston, for numerous kind offices and
encouraging words. He is under great obligation to Mr. J. G. Elder,
of Lewiston, not only for free access to his unequaled collection of
Maine books and pamphlets, but also for transcripts of numerous
titles which otherwise would have escaped notice ; to Mr. E. Free
man Duren, of Bangor, for a list of works compiled during his long
career as a publisher ; and to Mr. Calvin W. Lewis, of Boston, who
has been indefatigable in securing a large array of authorities con
cerning " Lovewell's Fight."
Although the book may lack some of the characteristics of a tech
nical bibliography, the compiler trusts that it will meet with favor
able acceptance. It has been with him a labor of love.
Belfast, April, 1896.

ABBREVIATIONS.

A. A. A. S.
Aid.Am. Aim.
Am. An. Ed.
Am. Antiq. Soe.
Am. Ass. Proo.
Am. Bap. Mag.
Am. Bap. Mem.
Am. Bib. Rep.
Am. Ch. E.
Am. Cj'clo.
Am. Ed. Soe.
Am. Gyn.
Am. Hist. Rec.
Am. Inst. Ins.
Am. Jour. Ed.
Am. Jour. Obs.
Am. Jour. Sci.
Am. Jurist.
Am. Law Rev.
Am. Ma.g.
Am. Med. Ass.
Am. Meth. Mo.
Am. Mil. Biog.
Am. Miss. Ass.
Am. Nat.
Am. Nat. Preach.
Am. Port. Gall.
Am. Q. Obs.
Am. Q. Reg.
Am. Statis. Ass.
Am. Whig. Rev.
Am. Theo. Rev.
Anon.Ass.Atl. Mo.
6. Bang. H. M.
Bank. Mag.
Bap. Mem. and Cliron.
Bapt. Miss. Mag.
Bap. Quar.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Aldine.
American Almanac.
American Annals of Education.
American Antiquarian Society.
American Association for Advance of Science
Proceedings.
American Baptist Magazine.
American Baptist Memorials.
American Biblical Repository.
Amei'ican Church Review.
American Cyclopsedia,
American Education Society.
American Gynecological Society.
American Historical Record.
American Institute of Instruction.
American Journal of Education.
American Journal of Obstetrics.
American Journal of Science.
American Jurist.
American Law Review.
American Magazine.
American Medical Association.
American Methodist Monthly.
American Military Biography.
American Missionary Association.
American Naturalist.
American National Preacher.
American Portrait Gallery.
American Quarterly Observer.
American Quarterly Register.
American Statistical Association.
American Whig Review.
American Theological Review.
Anonymous.
Association.
Atlantic Monthly.
Born.
Bangor Historical Magazine.
Banker's Magazine.
Baptist Memorial and Chronicle.
Baptist Missionary Magazine.
Baptist Quarterly.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.

Bap. Kev.
Bib. Rep.
Bib. Sac.
Biog. Ency. Me.
Best. Daily Adv.
Best. Med. & Surg. Jour.
Best. Mont. Mag.
Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist.
Cath. World.
Cent. Chaut.
Clir. Disc.
Clir. Ex.
Chr. Mo. Spec.
Chr. Ob.
Church Mo.
Coll.Cong. Quar.
Cong. Rec.
Cong. Rev.
Cont.Corr. Am. Rev.
Cosmopol.Cyclop. Am. Biog.
d.Dem. Rev.
Doc.Edinburgh Eev.
Ency. Essex Inst. Proc.
ff. Fol.Fras. Mag..
Free Bap.
Freemason's Rep.
Godey. Gran. Mo.
Harp. Mag.
Hist. Mag.
Hist. Soe.
Hunt. Interna. .Tour. Surg.
Internat. R.
lUus. Jour. Knick.
1.

Baptist Review.
American Biblical Repository.
Bibliotheca Sacra.
Biographical Encylcopsedia of Maine.
Boston Daily Advertiser.
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
Boston Monthly Magazine.
Boston Society of Natural History.
Catholic World.
Century.Cliautauquan Magazine.
Christian Disciple.
Christian Examiner.
Cliristian Monthly Spectator.
Christian Observer.
Churcli Monthly.
Collection.
Congregational Quarterly.
Congressional Record.
Congregational Review.
Continental.Correspondence American Revolution.
Cosmopolitan.
Cyelopsedia of American Biography.
Died.Democratic Review.
Documents.
Edinburgh Review.
Encylcopsedia. Essex Institute Proceedings.
Folios; leaves.
Folio.
Fraser's Magazine.
Free Baptist.
Freemason's Eepository.
Godey's Lady's Book.
Granite Montlily.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine.
Historical Magazine.
Historical Society.
Hunt's Merchant's Magazine.
International Journal of Surgery.
International Review.
Illustration, or Illustrated.
Journal. Knickerbocker Magazine.
Leaf.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.

VU

Law Rep.
Lippinc.Lit. Jour.
Lit. and Theol Rev.
Lit. Wor.
Mag. Am. Hist.
Mass. Mass. Agricul. Rep.
Mass. Hist. Soe.
Mass. Miss. Mag.
Mass. Quar. Rev.
Math. Mo.
Me.
Me. Biog.
Me. Gen. Con.
Me. Hist. Soe.
Me. Hom. Med. Sue.
Me. Jour. Ed.
Me. Med. Ass.
Me. Press Ass.
Me. Rec.
Me. Rep.
Meth. Quar. Rev.
Mo. Mo. Miscel.
Mo. Rel. Mag.
MS.; MSS.
N. A. Jour. Hom.
n. d.
New Eng.
N. E. Mag.
N. E. Eeg.
N. H. Hist. Soe.
New Hamp. Rep.
New Jeru. Mag.
Niles Eeg.
No., Nos.
No. Am. Eev.
No. Mo.
n. p.
n. pp.
n. s.
n. t. p.
N. T.
Ob. O. &N.

The Law Reporter.
Lippincott's Magazine.
Literary Journal.
Literary and Theological Eeview.
Literary World.
Magazine of American History.
Massachusetts.
Massaeliusetts Agricultural Eepository.
Massachusetts Historical Society.
Massachusetts Missionary Magazine.
Massachusetts Quarterly Eeview.
Mathematical Monthly.
Maine. ,
Maine Genealogist and Biographer.
Maine General Conference (Congregationalist).
Maine Historical Society.
Maine Homeopathi e Medical Society.
Maine Journal of Education.
Maine Medical Association.
Maine Press Association.
Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder.
Maine Eeports. (Supreme Court.)
Methodist Quarterly Review.
Monthly.
Monthly Miscellany.
Monthly Religious Magazine.
Manuscript, Manuscripts.
North American Journal of Homeopathy.
No date of publication.
New England.
New England Magazine.
New England Historical and Genealogical Reg
ister.
New Hampshire Historical Society.
New Hampshire Eepository.
New Jerusalem Magazine.
Niles's Register.
Number, numbers.
North American Eeview.
Northern Monthly.
No place of publication.
No number ou page.
New series.
No title-page.
New York.
Oblong. Old & New.

Vlll

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.

Ornith & Oolc

ig-

Ornithologist and Oologist.

0. T.

Old Times.

Overland Mo.

Overland Monthly.

p., pp.

Page and pages.

Peab. Mus.

Peabody Museum.
Pej. Hist. Soe.
Pejepscot Historical Society.
Phot.
Photograph.
Pop. Sci. Mo.
Popular Science Monthly.
Port.
Portrait.
Port. Soe. Nat.
Hist.
Portland Society of Natural History.
Potter's Am. Mo.
Potter's American Monthly.
Prac. Housk.
Practical Housekeeping.
Princ. Eev.
Princeton Eeview.
Proo.
Proceedings.
Prov.
Provincial.
Pseud.
Pseudonym.
Pub.
Publisher.
Put. Mo.
Putnam's Monthly Magazine.
Quart. Ob.
Quarterly Observer.
Eelig. Mag.
Eeligious Magazine.
Repos.
Repository.
r.
Resides.
Eev.
Review.
Eoy. Soe.
Eoyal Society.
Scrib.
Scribner' s Magazine.
Sci. Am.
Scientific American.
Ser.
Series.
Sm.
Small.
Smith. Inst.
Smithsonian Institute.
Soe.
Society.
Spirit of Pil.
Spirit of Pilgrims.
Sq.
Square.
St. Nich.
St. Nicholas.
Supp.
Supplement.
t. p.
Title-page.
Theol. and Lit.
Jour.
Theological and Literary Journal.
Unita. Cong. Eeg.
Unitarian Congregational Eegister.
Unita. Misc.
Unitarian Miscellany.
Un. Mo. Jour.
Unitarian Monthly Journal.
Unit. Eev.
Unitarian Eeview.
U. S. Lit. Gaz.
United States Literary Gazette.
Univer. Q.
Universalist Quarterly Review.
University Q.
University Quarterly.
Vol.
Volume, volumes.
Figures within
parentheses, thus (1890), indicate tbe year of nublinnfinr.
Names within
parenth
eses, indicate probable authorship.
? and (?) after
a word.
indicate probably, perhaps.
BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.

Abbot. Incorporated 1827.
Historical Account of. 1880. See Loring, Amasa.
 History Mt. Kineo Lodge. 1889. See Wade, A. T.
Abbot, Edwin Hale. Lawyer and railroad president, Cambridge,
Mass.
Love of Country. A lecture delivered before the Maine and New
Hampshire Association of the New Church at Contocook, August
26, 1861. New Jerusalem Magazine, 34: 121. (1862.) [1
Abbot, Jacob. 1746-1820. Brunswick.
Sermon on. 1820. See Eaton, Samuel.
Abbot, John Stevens. 1807-81. Lawyer, Norridgewock; Boston.
An address delivered before the temperance societies of Waterford
and Farmington, at their annual meetings, in 1831, by John S.
Abbot. Augusta: Eaton & Severance, Printers. 1831. [2
Abbot William. 1773-1849. Lawyer, Castine; Bangor.
Address at centennial celebration, Wilton, N. H. 1839. See Pea^
body, Ephraim. [3
 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Abbott, Austin, b. 1831. Lawyer, New York.
Popular Government Successful in a Great Emergency. An address
delivered at Farmington, Me., July 4, 1862. By Austin Abbott,
n.p. n.d. (1862.) 8vo. pp. 8. [4
Abbott, Edwaed, D. D. Clergyman. 6. Farmington, 1831. r. Cam
bridge, Mass.
The Androscoggin Lakes. Harp. Mag. 55: 23. (1877.) (Illus.) [5
 Sketch of Jacob Abbott. 1882. See Abbott, Jacob.
Abbott, Jacob, D. D. Clergyman, b. Hallowell, 1803. r. Farmington,
1839-43, and 1870-79. d. 1879.
New England and her Institutions. By one of her sons. Boston:
John Allen & Co. 1835. 12mo. (In "The American Popular
Library, conducted by an Association of Gentlemen," Boston:
John Allen & Co. 1835. 12mo.) Chap. 8. College Life (at Bow
doin) pp. 158-187. [6

2 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Abbott, Jacob, D. D., Continued.
 Rollo's Travels. By Jacob Abbott, author of "RoUo Learning to
Eead," and "Learning to Talk." Boston: William Crosby & Co.
1840. ISmo. pp. 190. P
 EoUo's Correspondence. By Jacob Abbott. Boston: William
Crosby & Co. 1840. 18mo. pp. 190. [8
 Jonas a Judge: or law among the boys. By the author of the
"Rollo Books," &c. Boston: W. D. Ticknor. 1840. 18mo. pp.
179. [9
 Jonas's Stories: related to EoUo and Lucy. By the author of the
"Eollo Books." Boston: W. D. Ticknor. 1841. 16mo. pp. 180. [10
 Jonas on a Farm in Summer. By the author of the " Eollo Books."
Boston: W. D. Ticknor, 1841. 18mo. pp. 178. [11
 Jonas on a Farm in Winter. By the author of the "Eollo Books."
Boston: W. D. Ticknor. 1841. 18mo. pp. 180. [12
 The Rollo Eeader. Boston: 1841. [13
 The Rollo Code of Morals: or the rules of duty for children.
Arranged with questions for the use of schools. By Jacob
Abbott, author of the "Rollo Books," &c. Boston: Crocker &
Brewster. 1841. 18mo. pp. 178. [14
 Cousin Lucy at Study. By the author of the "Eollo Books." Bos
ton: B. B. Mussey. 1842. 18mo. pp. 180. [15
 Cousin Lucy's Stories. Stories told to Cousin Lucy when she was
a little girl. By the author of the "Rollo Books." Boston: B.
B. Mussey. 1842. ISmo. pp. 180. [16
 Cousin Lucy's Conversations. By the author of the "Rollo Books."
Boston: B. B. Mussey, 1842. 18mo. pp. 180. [17
 Cousin Lucy at Play. By the author of the "Rollo Books." Bos
ton: B. B. Mussey. 1842. 18mo. pp. 180. [18
 Cousin Lucy on the Sea-shore. By the author of the " Rollo Books."
Boston: B. B. Mussey. 1842. 18mo. pp. 180. [19
 Cousin Lucy among the Mountains. By the author of the "Rollo
Books." Boston: B. B. Mussey. 1842. 18mo. pp. 180. [20
 The Rollo Philosophy. Part I. Water. By the author of the
"Rollo Books." Philadelphia: Hagan & Thompson 1842 12mo
pp. 192. ¦ pj-
 The Eollo Philosophy. Part II. Air. By the author of the " Rollo
Books." Philadelphia: Hagan & Thompson. 1842 l2mo
1^^- ' ' [22
 The Rollo Philosophy. Part III. Fire. By the author of th
"Rollo Books." Boston: Otis, Broaders & Co. 1843 12mo

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 3
-The Rollo Philosophy. Part IV. The Sky. By the author of the
"Rollo Books." Boston: Otis, Broaders & Co. 1843. 12mo.
pp. 192. [24
-Marco Paul's Travels and Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge.
City of New York. By Jacob Abbott, author of the " Rollo, Lucy
and Jonas Books." Boston: T. Harrington Carter & Co. 1843.
12mo. pp. 141. [25
-Marco Paul's Travels in Pursuit of Knowledge. Vol. II. On the
Erie Canal. By Jacob Abbott. Boston: T. Harrington Carter &
Co. 1843. 12mo. pp. 144. [26
-Marco Paul's Travels in Pursuit of Knowledge. Vol. III. In
Maine. By Jacob Abbott. Boston: T. Harrington Carter & Co.
1843. 12mo. pp. 141. [27
-Marco Paul's Travels and Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge.
Vol. IV. Vermont. By Jacob Abbott. Boston: T. H. Carter &
Co. 1843. 12mo. pp. 144. [28
-Marco Paul's Travels. Vol. V. In Boston. By Jacob Abbott.
Boston: T. H. Carter & Co. 1843. 12mo. pp. 144. [29
-The Spots in the Sun. Harp. Mag. 40:818. (1870.) (Illus.) [30
-The Mysteries of a Thunder Shower. Harp. Mag. 41: 21. (1870.) [31
-The Ocean Steamer. Harp. Mag. 41 : 185. (1870.) (Illus.) [32
-The Electric Light. Harp. Mag. 41:354. (1870.) (Illus.) [33
-The Spectroscope. Harp. Mag. 41:720. (1870.) (Illus.) [34
-The Negative in Photography. Harp. Mag. 41:845. (1870.) (Illus.) [35
-Lyell and Geology. Harp. Mag. 43: 590. (1871.) (Illus.) [36
-The Stricken Heart. A Romance of the Andes. Harp. Mag. 43 : 877.
(1871.) (Illus.) [37
-The August Stories. Four volumes. New York: Harper & Bros.
1871. 16mo. I. August and Elvie. II. Hunter and Tom. III. The
Schooner Mary Ann. IV. Granville Valley. [38
Partly written at Farmington.
-Science for the Young. Force. By Jacob Abbott, author of "The
Franconia Stories," "Marco Paul Series," "Young Christian
Series," Harper's Story Books," "Abbott's Illustrated His
tories," &c. With numerous engravings. New York: Harper &
Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square. 1872, 12mo. pp. 305 [39
-Science for the Young. Light. By Jacob Abbott, author of
"The Franconia Stories," "Harper's Story Books," "Abbott's
Story Books," "Abbott's Illustrated Stories," &c. With num
erous engravings. New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers,
Franklin Square. 1872. ]2mo. pp. 313. [40

4 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Abbott, Jacob, D. D., Continued.
 -Science for the Young. Heat. By Jacob Abbott, author of " The
Franconia Stories," "Marco Paul Series," "Young Christian
Series," "Harper's Story Books," "Abbott's Illustrated His
tories," &c. With numerous engravings. New York: Harper &
Brothers. Publishers, Franklin Square, 1872. 12mo. pp. 312. [41
 Science for the Young. Water and Land. By Jacob Abbott author
of "The Franconia Stories," "Marco Paul Series," "Young Chris
tian Series," "Harper's Story Books," "Abbott's Illustrated His
tories," &c. With numerous engravings. New York: Harper &
Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square. 1872. 12mo. pp. 330. [42
Parts of "Science for tlie Young" were written at Farmington.
 The Siren of Science: or the mode of numbering sonorous vibra
tions. Harp. Mag. 45: 844. (1872.) (Illus.) [43
 The Telegraph. Harp. Mag. 47: 332. (1873.) [44
 Abbott's Young Christian. A memorial edition, with a sketch of
the author by one of his sons. New York : Harper & Brothers,
Franklin Square. 1882. 12mo. pp. 402. (Illus.) [45
The sketch, by Eev. Edward Abbott, D. D., pp. vlii, 131, contains a
bibliography.
Abbott, John Stevens Cabot, D. D. Clergyman. 6. Brunswick, 1805. r.
Brunswick and Farmington, 1853-60; d. Fairhaven, Conn., 1877.
An oration delivered at Farmington Falls, by Rev. John S. C.
Abbott, on the Fourth of July, 1850. Farmington: J. F. Sprague,
Printer, 8vo. pp. 8. [46
 Napoleon Bonaparte. Harp. Mag. 7 : 150, 190, 337, 482, 623, 722.
(1853.) 8: 155, 315, 479, 596, 21. (1853-54.) 9:32, 171,327,465.
577, 721. (1854.) 10: 15, 173, 310. (1854-55.) (Illus.) [47
 Scenes in the Life of Louis XIV. Harp. Mag. 7: 475. (1853.) (Illus.) [48
 The History of Napoleon Bonaparte. By John S. C. Abbott. With
maps, illustrations, and portraits on steel. New York: Harper
& Brothers. 1865. 2 Vols. 8vo. Vol. I. pp. 611. Vol. II. pp. 666. [50
First published m Harper's New Monthly Magazine. Several editions
have been issued.
 The Conquest of Mexico. By Hernando Cortez. Harp. Mag 12- 1
(1855.) (Illus.) ¦ ¦ pj^
 Napoleon at St. Helena; or interesting anecdotes and remarkable
conversations of the emperor during the five and a half years
of his captivity, collected from the memorials of Las Sasas
O'Meara, Montholon, Antommarchi, and others, by John S C
Abbott. With illustrations. New York: Harper & Brothe
n. d. (Copyright, 18.55.) 8vo. pp. 662. ^'
 George Washington, Harp. Mag. 12:289. (1856.) (Illus.) [50

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 6
-The Massacre of St. Bartholomew. Harp. Mag. 13: 720. (1856.)
(Illus.) (54
-Confidential Correspondence of the Emperor Napoleon and the Em
press Josephine: including letters from the time of their mar
riage until the death of Josephine, and also several private letters
from the emperor to his brother Joseph, and other important
personages. With numerous illustrative notes and anecdotes.
By John S. C. Abbott. New York: Published by Mason Bro
thers, 108 and 110 Duane Street. 1856. 8vo. pp. 404. [55
-History of Hernando Cortez. By John S. C. Abbott. With engrav
ings. New York : Harper & Brothers, Publishers, Pearl Street,
Franklin Square, n. d. (Copyright, by Harper & Brothers. 1856.
By Susan Abbott Mead, 1884.) 16mo. pp. 348. [56
-The National Assembly. Harp. Mag. 15:606. (1857.) (Illus.) [57
-The States Generah Harp. Mag. 15: 314. (1857.) (Illus.) [58
-The King Conquered. Harp. Mag. 16:35. (1857.) [59
-The Death of Louis XIV. Harp. Mag. 17: 467. (1858.) (Illus.) [60
-The French Revolution of 1789 as Viewed in the Light of Eepublican
Institutions. By John S. C. Abbott. With 100 engravings. New
York: Harper & Brothers. 1869, 8vo. pp. 439. [61
-South and North: or impressions received during a trip to Cuba
and the South. By John S. C. Abbott.
" For Freedom's battle once begun.
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son,
Though baffled oft, is always won."
New York: Abbey & Abbott, 119 Nassua Street. 1860, 16mo. pp.
362. [62
-The Monarchies of Continental Europe. The Empire of Austria:
its rise and present power. By John S. C. Abbott. New York:
Published by Mason Brothers. Cincinnati: Eickey, Mallory &
Co. 1850. 12mo. pp.520. [63
-The Monarchies of Continental Europe. Italy: from the earliest
period to the present day. By John S. C. Abbott. New York:
n. d. (Copyright, 1860.) 12mo. pp. 284. [64
-The Monarchies of Continental Europe. The Empire of Eussia:
from the remotest periods to the present time. By John S. C.
Abbott. New York: Mason Brothers, 5 & 7 Mercer Street. 1860,
12mo. pp. 528. (One port.) [65
-Modern Austria. Harp. Mag. 23:717. (1861.) [66
-Turkey and Russia. Harp. Mag. 24: 433. (1862.) (Illus.) [67
-The History of Maine, from the earliest discovery of the region by "^
the Northmen until the present time : including a narrative of
the voyages and explorations of the early adventurers, the manners

6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Abbott, John Stevens Cabot, D. D., Continued.
aud customs of the Indian tribes, the hardships of the first
settlers, the conflicts with the savages, aud the gradual advance
ment of the state to its present state of opulence, culture and re
finement. By John S. C. Abbott, author of the "History of the
Civil War in America," "French Revolutions," "The Lives of
the Presidents of the United States," etc., etc. Illustrated. Bos
ton: Published by B. B. Russell, 55 Cornhill. Portland: John
Russell, 1875. 8 vo. pp. 556. [68
 Lives of the Presidents of the United States of America, from
Washington to the present time. Containing a narrative of the
most interesting events in the career of each president: thus con
stituting a graphic history of the United States. To which is
added a chapter showing the hundred years' progress of the re
public. By John S. C. Abbott, and Russell H. Conwell. Illus
trated with portraits of all the presidents engraved on steel, pic
tures of their private residences, and thirty other wood engrav
ings of the most interesting scenes in their lives, together with
illustrations of the centennial jubilee. Sold only by distributing
agents. Portland, H. Hallett & Company. 1831. 8vo. pp, 670. [69
 The History of Christianity: consisting of the life and teachings
of Jesus of Nazareth; the adventures of Paul and the apostles;
and the most interesting events in the progress of Christianity,
from the earliest period to the present time. By John S. C.
Abbott, D. D., author of "The Mother at Home," "Life of Na
poleon," "Life of Frederic the Great," etc., etc., with addi
tions by W. F. Mallalieu, D. D., Portland: George Stinson, & Co.
n. d. (1889?.) 8vo. pp. 521. (Illus.) [70
Abbott, Joseph Cabtee,
Coos and the Magalloway. Harp. Mag. 20: 289. 1860. (Illus.) [71
Abbott, Joshua.
Sermons to, at York. 1792. See Merriam, M.
Abbott, Nehemiah. 1804-77. Lawyer, Belfast.
Fishing Bounties. Speech delivered in the House of Represen-
tives, Feb. 10, 1859. 8vo. pp. 8. ^^2
 Government Expenditures. Speech delivered in the House of
Representatives, Feb. 21, 1859. By Nehemiah Abbott. Washine
ton. 1850. 8vo. pp. 8. |.^„
1<3
Abbott, Sallucia. 1801-88. Farmington.
The Lay Missionary: or the way to do good. Boston- p i
lished by Pierce & Parker, No. 9 Cornhill. New York- H "^o"
Sleight, Clinton Hall. 1832. 18mo. pp. 84. ' " ^j;

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 7
Abell, Townsend Paoli. Clergyman, Camp Hill, Ala.
Universalist Belief. A discourse preached in the Universalist
church, Castine, Maine, on the afternoon of March 8, 1840. By
Rev. T. P. Abell. Boston. 1840. 8vo. pp. 16. [75
Abenaqtji oe Abnaqiti Indians. See Indians.
Abbet, John James. 1788-1863. Washington, D. C.
Report of the survey of the Kennebec River, and of contemplated
routes for canals, connected with the waters of the said river.
Washington: Printed by Gales & Seaton. 1828. 8vo. pp. 58. [76
Academies Incorporated Prior to 1836. Bang. H. M. 3: 137. (1888.) [77
Acadia oe Acadie.
Dr. J. G. Kohl, (Description of Maine, 234), thinks that the name Larcadia
appeared first in Russell's map of 1661. The word Acadia is said to be first
used as the name of the country in the letters-patent of De Monts, in 1603.
 Settlement of Acadia. Translated for the Magazine, from Le Mer-
cure Francois, 1608. Mag. Am. History. 2:49. (1877.) [78
 Second Settlement in 1611-13. See Porter, J. W.
 French Expedition to. 1613. See Nash, Stephen S.
 Argall's Expedition to. 1613. See Folsom, George.
 Cromwell's Grant of. 1656. See Porter, J. W.
 Dutch Conquest of. 1674. See Hoyt, A. H.
 Dutch Conquest of. 1674. See Tuttle, Charles W.
 Memoir of. 1692. See Cadillac, M. La Mothe.
 Report of Events in. 1685-96. See Tibierge, M.
 Government of Acadia, Maine and Nova Scotia. 1603 to 1710-13.
Bang. H. M. 5: 167. 1890. [79
 Situation and Description of. 1744. See Charlevoix, P. F. X.
 Memorials Concerning. 1755. See Memorials.
 Letters Concerning. 1762. See BoUan, William.
 Remarks on the French Memorials concerning the Limits of Acadia:
Printed at the Royal printing house at Paris, and distributed by
the French ministers at all the foreign courts of Europe. With
two maps, exhibiting the limits : One according to the system of
the French as inserted in the said Memorials : The other conform
able to the English rights, as supported by the authority of
treaties, continual grants of the French king, and express pas
sages of the best French authors. To which is added, an an
swer to the summary discussion, &c. London: Printed for T.
JefEerys, at the Corner of St. Martin's Lane, in the Strand.
MDCCLVL 8vo. pp. 112. (2 folding maps.) [80
This volume surpasses all others for valuable historical, geographical and |
bibliographical information respecting Nova Scotia or Acadia and part of n^,

O BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Acadia oe Acadie, Continued.
Canada. The two maps on the same scale show clearly what is claimed by
both parties, French and English. They cover the whole territory south of
the Gulf of St. Lawrence, east of Lake Champlain, and north of Massachu
setts, and include all the disputed tracts and grants of the English limits
claimed in 1760 and 1761 : limits of Acadia and Port Royal by the Treaty of
Utrecht; limits of Nova Scotia as granted to Sir Wm. Alexander, 1621;
Cromwell's grant to La Tour, Crown and Temple in 1666: the country re
stored to France by the Treaty of Breda: the government of Denys in 1654,
Charnesay's in 1638 and La Tour's in 1638. The English map delineates Nova
Scotia as claimed by the English by the Treaty of Utrecht, 1713 : as granted
to Sir Wm. Alexander, 1621: according to Champlain, 1603-29: with the
country west to the Penobscot : Acadia as granted by Louis XIII and XIV,
1632-1710: enlarged to the Kennebec by further grant to Stirling, 1653:
Acadia proper occording to the tripartite division named by Charlevoix :
Charnesay's and La Tour's Government in 1656 : Acadia claimed by France
at the Treaty of Breda, 1667: Norembega, between the Penobscot and the
Kennebec : and the Etechemins' coast according to Champlain and Denya.
Stevens: Hist. Nuggets. 3: 10. (1885.)
 Memorials Concerning. 1766. See Nova Scotia.
 History of. 1815. See Whipple, Joseph.
 Remarks on. 1827. See White, William.
 Aborigines of. 1866. See Vetromile, Eugene.
 History of. 1879. See Hannay, James.
 Lost Chapter in American History. 1884. See Smith, Philip H.
 Account of. 1884. See Winsor, Justin.
 In the Revolution. (1886.) See Varney, George J.
 Map of. 1886. See Winsor, Justin.
Across Maine in Mid-wintee Cont. No. 4: 138. (1863.) [81
AcEOSS the Continent. 1868. See Poor, John A.
Acton. Incorporated from Shapleigh. 1830.
History, 1847. See Fullonton, Joseph.
 History. 1872. See Sanford, Everts & Co.
 History. 1880. See Clayton, W. W.
Adam, Edom, Odem. 1882. See Morgan, E. H.
Adams AAEON Chesteb. b. Bangor, 1815. Clergyman, Gorham;
Wethersfield, Conn.
Waiting upon God, the Way to Secure our Country's Welfare A
sermon preached upon the day of public fast, April 17, 1845.
By A. C. Adams, pastor of the First Congregational cLurch
Gorham. Portland: Thurston, Ilsley & Co., Printers. 1845. Svo'.
pp. oU,
 A Word for Bangor Seminary. Addressed to Maine Congreeation
alists. By a member of the visiting committee. LeWo^"
Printed at the Journal office. 1860. 8vo. pp. 32. roo
|_8o

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 Our Hope. Sermon at Lewiston. 1866. [84
 In Memoriam. Rev. David Thurston, D. D., Winthrop. By Rev.
A. C. Adams, of Auburn, Maine. Portland: Printed by Brown
Thurston. 1865. Svo. pp. 23. [85
Adams, Miss Blanche Hbemine.
Class Day and Graduation. Berwick Academy. 1890. Dover, N.
H. Printed by E. L. Howes. 1890. Svo. pp. 105. [86
Adams, Mes. Catheeine Lyman, d. 1879. Vassalborough.
Parlor Lectures on Scripture History. By a mother. In two vol
umes. Augusta, Maine. Published by P. A. Brinsmade. At
Depository of Kennebec Co. S. S. Union. 1830. 12mo. pp. 194. [87
 Parlor Lectures on the New Testament. By the author of " Parlor
Lectures on Scripture History. " Augusta: Brinsmade & Dole.
1832. 12mo. pp. 227. [88
 Daily Duties, inculcated in a series of letters, addressed to the
wife of a Clergyman. By Mrs. Adams, author of "Parlor Lec
tures, " &c., &c. Boston: Published by Crocker and Brewster, 47
Washington Street. New York: Leavitt, Lord & Co., 182
Broadway. 1835. 16mo. pp. vi. 174. [89
 History of the Jews. [90
Adams, Chaelbs Feancis, LL. D. 1807-86. Statesman, Boston.
An address delivered at Waterville, before the members of the
literary societies at Colby University, 27 July, 1875. The River
side Press, Cambridge. 1875. Svo. pp. 30. [91
Adams, Chaeles Shaw. 1797-1873. Clergyman. 6. Bath.
A sermon delivered December 14, 1825, at the dedication of the
first meeting house in Sullivan. By Charles S. Adams,
preacher of the Gospel. Published by request. Portland: Printed
by Shirley and Edwards. 1S26. Svo. pp. 24. [92
Adams, Eliashib. 1773-1855. Bangor.
A Successful Life. Autobiography of Eliashib Adams. Born at
Canterbury, Conn., June 6, 1773: Died at Bangor, Me., August
28, 1885, Bangor: Printed by Benjamin A. Burr, 1871. Svo. pp.
109. (Port.) [93
Appendix, pp. 23, gives life of his son, Henry Martyn Adams.
Adams, Geoege. 1807-65. Publisher, Boston.
The Maine Register for theyear 1855: embracing state and county
officers, and an abstract of the acts and resolves. (State seal.)
Together with a complete business directory of the state, and a
variety of useful information. By George Adams, publisher of
the "Massachusetts Eegister," "Rhode Island Register," "Boston

10 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Adams, Geoege, Continued.
Directories," etc. Office, 91 Washington St., Boston. Published
and for sale by Blake & Carter, Portland. George E. Davis, Port
land. Masters, Smith & Co., Hallowell. Edward Fenno, Augusta.
David Bugbee & Co., Bangor. 1855. 16mo. pp. 432, 88 [94
 The Maine Eegister and Business Directory for the year 1856: em
bracing the state and county officers and the titles of laws and
resolves of 1855. Together with the mercantile, professional,
manufacturing and mechanical departments, accurately compiled
and alphabetically arranged under their respective headings, with
a variety of useful information. By George Adams. Publisher
of the "Boston Directory," "Massachusetts Register," "Rhode
Island Register," "New England Business Directory," etc. Office
91 Washington Street, Boston. Published by Edward C. Parks,
South Berwick. Svo. pp. 292. (Advertising department, pp. 64.) [95
Adams, Geoege Eliashib, D. D. 1801-75. r. Bangor and Brunswick,
1827-70.
A Sermon delivered in Machias, June 23, 1841, before the Maine
Missionary Society, at its thirty-fourth anniversary. By George
E. Adams, pastor of the Congregational church in Brunswick.
Portland: Alfred Merrill, Printer. 1841. Svo. pp. 14. [96
 An Address delivered Oct. 9, 1844, at the funeral of Mrs. Nancy
Ellingwood, wife of Rev. John W. Ellingwood, late pastor of the
First Church in Bath, Me. Portland: Thurston, Ilsley & Co.,
Printers. 1845. 24mo. pp. 18. [97
 Biography of Rev. Harvey Loomis. 1857. See Sprague, William
B. t
 Remarks made by Eev. Dr. Adams, at the funeral of Joseph Mc
Keen, who died December 2, 1865, aged 78. Printed for the fam
ily, u. p. n. d. (Brunswick, 1866.) Printed by Joseph Griffin.
Svo. pp. 12. |-98
 Biographical Notice of Hon. Robert P. Dunlap. Me. Hist Soe Coll
7:367. (1876.) ' ^g
Adams, Heney Mabttn. 1822-46. Bangor.
Sketch of. 1871. See Crosby, Eliza L.
Adams, James. 1794-1883. Exeter, Dayton.
Obituary of. 1883. See Maine Farmer's Almanac.
Adams, James, Je. Publisher, Portland.
The Portland Directory and Register; containing the names of
families and persons of business, with other information accom
panied with a new and correct plan of the town. Portland-

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 11
printed and published by James Adams, Jr. 1S27. 16mo. pp.
93. [100
Adams, John. 1735-1826. Second president of the United States.
Letters to Samuel Freeman. 1777. Me. Rec. 2: 117. (18S5.) [101
 Letters to James Sullivan. 1796. Mass. Hist. Soe. Proc. 2d ser.
3: 89. (1886.) [102
 Letter on North Eastern Boundary. 1796. See Winslow, Edward.
 A Selection of the patriotic addresses, to the president of the
United States, together with the president's answers. Presented
in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety-eight, and the
twenty-second of the independence of America. Boston: 1798.
12mo. pp. 360. [103
Contains addresses of the citizens of Portland, Wells and Arundel.
 Letter from. 1798. Bang, H. M. 4: 116. (1888.) In reply to ad
dress of militia at Wiscasset.
 and Jefferson, Thomas. Eulogies on. 1826. See Daveis, Charles
S. ; Johnson, Alfred Jr. ; Sprague, Peleg.
 A Selection of eulogies, pronounced in the several states in honor
of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Hartford: Published by
D. F. Robinson & Co., and Norton & Russell. Norton & Russell,
Printers. 1826. Svo. pp. 426. [104
Contains the eulogies by Charles S. Daveis at Portland; Alfred Johnson
Jr., at Belfast, and Peleg Sprague at Hallowell.
 Professional Tours of, in Maine. (1890.) See Williamson, Joseph.
Adams, John, D. D.
Fifty Notable Years. Views of the ministry of Christian Universal-
ism during the last half-century, with biographical sketches. Il
lustrated with portraits. Boston, Universalist Publishing House.
1882. Svo. pp. 336. [105
Contains sketches of Rev. George Bates, Fayette; Rev. Ebenezer Fisher,
Charlotte; Rev. Alex. R. Abbott, Livermore; Rev. W. A. P. Dillingham, Au
gusta; Rev. Thomas J. Carney, Dresden.
Adams, John Calvin. 1810-85. Clergyman, Falmouth. 1859-80.
(A Famine of the Word.) Amos 8:11, 12.-). A sermon preached
before the Maine Missionary Society, at Portland, (Second Church),
June 27, 1865. By Rev. John C.Adams, Falmouth. Portland:
Press of Brown Thurston & Co. 1865. Smo. pp. 19. [106
Adams, John Milton. 6. 1819, Rumford. Lawyer and journalist,
Deering.
An Address before the Independent Order of Rechabites, delivered
February 19, 1845, by Bro. John M. Adams, P. C. R., of Cumber
land tent. Portland: Bros. Thurston, Ilsley & Co., Printers.
1845. Svo. pp. 30. [107

12 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Adams, John Milton, Continued.
 An Address to the people of Cumberland county, by John Milton
Adams, school commissioner. Portland: Harmon & Williams,
Printers, 1853. Svo. pp. 24. [108
 Reports of cases in law and equity, determined by the Supreme
Court of Maine. By John Milton Adams, reporter to the state.
Maine Reports. Volume XLI. Hallowell: Masters, Smith & Co.
185S. Svo. pp. 655. [109
 -The same. Volume XLII. Hallowell: Masters, Smith & Co, 1858.
Svo. pp. 648. [110
 Speech at celebration birthday of Jefferson, Salem, Mass. 1859.
See Jefferson, Thomas.
 Biographical Sketch of Melvin W. Higgins. 1SS7. See Maine Press
Association.
Adams, John Qtjincy. 1767-1848. Sixth president of the United
States.
A Letter to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, a member of the Senate of
Massachusetts, on the present state of our national affairs.
With remarks upon Mr. Pickering's letter to the governor of
the Commonwealth. By John Quincy Adams. From the second
Boston edition. Hallowell: Printed and published by Nathaniel
Cheever. 1808. Svo. pp. 24. [Ill
 .The same, under the following title: —
A Letter from the Hon. Quincy Adams, Senator in Congress from
Massachusetts, to Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, a member of the
Senate of this Commonwealth, on the present state of our
national affairs: with remarks upon Mr. Pickering's letter to
his excellency James Sullivan. Portland: Published by J.
M'Kown, 1808. Svo. pp. 16. [112
This is designated "The Third Portland Edition."
 Letters on the Masonic Institution. Boston: Press of T. R. Marvin,
No. 24 Congress Street. 1847. Svo. pp. xl., (4), 284. [113
Contains letter dated August 9, 1831, to a reviewer of John H. Sheppard's
defence.
 Letter read from Hon. Quincy Adams, at the recent celebration of
West India emancipation in Bangor, May 27, 1843. n. t. p. Svo.
pp. 8. ^1J4
Addressed to Asa Walker, C. A. Stackpole and F. M.Sabine, committee
of Correspondence.
 The same. Emancipator Extra. October 5, 1843. Tract No 5
Liberty Incomplete, n. p. (Boston.) 12mo. pp. 8. [us
Adams, John Ripley, D. D. 1802-66. Clergyman, Gorham, 1847-64.
Memorial and letters of Rev. John R. Adams, D. D., chaplain of
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 13
Regiments during the war of the Rebellion. Serving from the
beginning to its close.
" He gave his body to that pleasant country's earth, and his pure soul unto
his Captain Christ, under whose colors he had fought so long."
Privately printed. 1890. n. p. Svo. pp. 4, 242. [116
Adams, Jonathan. 1785-1861. Clergyman, Woolwich and Deer Isle.
Marriages at Deer Isle, 1832-52, by Rev. Jonathan Adams. (Com
municated by his son. Rev. Jonathan E. Adams, D. D., of Bangor.)
Bang. H. M. 5:156. (1890.) [117
 Record of Marriages by Rev. Jonathan Adams in Woolwich, Maine,
(1817-31). (Contributed by his son. Rev. J. E. Adams, D. D., of
Bangor.) Bang. H. M. 5 : 21S. (1890.) [118
Adams, Jonathan Edwaeds, D. D. 6. 1822. Clergyman, Bangor.
Reports as secretary of the Maine Missionary Society, and for the
trustees, from its 70th to 83d anniversary, 1877 to 1890; twelve
years; 1877, of General Conference of Congregational Churches,
pp. 61-110: 1878, pp. 107-126: 1879, pp. 11.3-152: 18S0, pp. 124-
138: 1881, pp. 186-225: 1882, pp. 163-208: 1883, pp. 181-201: 1884,
pp. 164^186: 1SS5, pp. 221-242: 1886, pp. 221-251: 1887, pp. 184-
202: and life members, pp. 221-233: ISSS, pp. 231-261 : 1889, pp.
165-191: 1890, pp. 186-217. [119
Adams Moses, M. D. 1778-1839. Physician, Ellsworth.
The trial of Moses Adams, high sheriff of the county of Han
cock, before the Supreme Judicial Court of the commonwealth
of Massachusetts, on an indictment for the murder of his wife.
(From minutes taken at the trial by John Bulfinch.) Boston:
Printed and published by E. B. Tileston, No. 8 Congress Street.
1815. Svo. pp. 32. [120
Adams, Samuel, LL. D., governor of Massachusetts, 1794-97.
Letter to Samuel Freeman. 1777. Me. Eec. 2:186. (1885.) [121
Adams, Samuel. 1745-1819. Physician, Bath.
Biographical Notice of. 1842. See Bradford, Alden.
Adams, Mes. Saeah Baenaed. d. 1821, Vassalboro.
Sermon on. 1821. See Adams, Thomas.
 Sermon on. 1821. See Tappan, Benjamin.
Adams, Solomon. 1797-1870. Clergyman and teacher, r. Machias
and Portland, 1828-40.
An Address delivered at North Yarmouth, April 28, 1830, before the
Cumberland County Temperance Society. By Solomon Adams.
Published by request of the society. Portland : Shirley, Hyde &
Co. 1830. 12mo. pp. 12. [122
 The same. Second edition. 1830. 12mo. pp. 23.

14 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Adams, Solomon, Continued.
 Report as secretary Cumberland Temperance Society. 1831. See
Cumberland County.
 Classification of Knowledge. Am. Inst. Ins. p. 31. (1843.) [123
Adams, Solomon. Farmington. Family of. 1881. See Swift, Josiah S.
Adams, Thaddeus, Je., and family. Brewer. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Adams, Thomas, D. D. 1792-1881. Clergyman, Vassalboro, Winslow
A Sermon delivered in Farmington (Maine) December 4, 1817; being
the day set apart by the governor and council as a day of public
thanksgiving and prayer. Hallowell: Printed by E. Goodale.
1818. Svo. pp. 16. [124
 A Sermon delivered at Vassalboro, June 24, 1821. The Lord's Day
after the interment of Mrs. Sarah Barnard Adams. By Thomas
Adams, pastor of the Congregational church in said town. Hal
lowell: Printed by Goodale, Glazier & Co. 1821. Svo. pp. 10. [125
 -Sermon delivered in Augusta, September 11, 1828, at the annual
meeting of the Kennebec Conference of Churches. By Thomas
Adams, pastor of a church in Vassalboro. Augusta: Printed by
Eaton & Severance. 1828. Svo. pp. 28. [126
 The Duty of Doing Good. Proverbs 19:17. A sermon delivered at
Waldoborough, before the Maine Missionary Society, at their
twenty-second anniversary. By Thomas Adams, pastor of a
church in Vassalborough. Portland: Published by Shirley &
Hyde. 1829. Svo. pp. 29. [127
 An Address delivered to the Vassalborough Juvenile Temperance
Society, Dec. 31, 1833. By Thomas Adams. [128
 Memoir of the Rev. Asa Burton, D. D., Thetford, Vt. Am. Q. Reg.
10:321. (1838.) (Port.) [129
 The same. Printed separately, n. p. (Boston.) n. d. (1238.) 8 vo. pp.
23. (Port.)
 David Thurston. By Rev. Thomas Adams, Vassalborough, Maine.
Cong. Quar. 9:313. (1867.) (Port.) [130
 A Sketch of the Life of David Thurston, by Rev. Thomas Adams.
Written for the Congregational Quarterly. Portland: Printed by
B. Thurston & Co. 1867. Portrait. Svo. pp. 80. [131
Contains dedication sermon at Litchfield Corner, Feb. 12, 1863.
Adams, Thomas, Machias.
Brief Sketch of. 1890. See Green, Samuel A.
Adams, Mes. Thomas. Bangor.
Sermon on. 1834. See Parker, Wooster.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 15
Adams, W. S. <fc Co. Publishers, Boston.
The Rockland, Belfast and Camden Directory and Business Direc
tory of Thomaston, for 1875, containing a complete list of the
names of the citizens, their occupations and residences, a com
plete list of officers, societies, etc., and much other miscellaneous
and valuable information. Price $2.00. W. S. Adams & Co.,
Publishers, 84 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Entered according
to act of Congress in the year 1875, by W. S. Adams & Co., in the
office of the librarian of Congress, at Washington. Alfred Mudge
& Son, Printers, 34 School St., Boston. Svo. pp. 208, 42. [132
Adams, William T. 6. 1832. Author, Dorchester, Mass.
The Yacht Club Series. Little Bobtail; or the wreck of the Penob
scot. By Oliver Optic, author of "Young America Abroad,"
"The Army and Navy Series," "The Woodville Stories," "The
Starry Flag Stories," "The Lake and Shore Stories," etc. With
illustrations. Boston: Lee & Shephard, Publishers. New York:
Shephard & Dillingham. 1872. 16mo. pp. 333. [133
Addison. Incorporated 1796.
Inhabitants on Pleasant River. 177S: Bang. H. M. 1: 173. (1885.) [134
 First settlers and proprietors who received deeds of land June 2,
1794, under act of June 21, 1793, and plan of lots by Lothrop
Lewis, Esq. Bang. H. M. 2: 20. (1886.) [135
 Prehistoric. Bang. H. M. 5: 167. (1890.) [136
 Aged Persons in. Bang. H. M. 5:169. (1890.) [137
Additon, Mes. J. H. Rockland.
The Operetta of Carlotta, in five acts. Libretto by Mrs. J. H. Ad
diton. Music arranged by James Wright. Rockland: Free Press.
1870. Svo. pp. 16. [138
An Addeess to the numerous and respectable inhabitants of the
great and extensive district of Maine, friends, brethren, and fel
low citizens, of this important district, n. t. p. pp. 3. [139
This begins, "The time draws nigh when ye must be, as the God of Nature
intended ye should be, a free sovereign and independent state," and is
signed "A number of your representatives." March, 1791.
 Address to inhabitants of Maine, on separation. 1791. See Davis,
Daniel.
 ^Address to the people of Maine, from the convention of delegates,
assembled at Portland, n. p. n. d. Svo. pp. 7. [140
 Address of a convention of delegates from twenty towns and five
plantations, within the counties of York, Cumberland and
Lincoln, met by adjournment at Portland, on the twenty-eighth
day of January, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-five, to
the people of said counties, on the subject of their separation

16 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
from Massachusetts. Printed at Portland by Thomas B. Wait.
n. d. (1795.) Svo. pp. 31. [1*^
Signed by William Gorham, president, and Solomon Chase, secretary.
 Address of the fifty-eight members of the Virginia Legislature to
their fellow citizens in January, 1799. Augusta: (District of
Maine). Printed by Peter Edes. 1799. 16mo. pp. 39. [142
.  (An) Address to the inhabitants of Maine shewing a safe and easy
method of extracting good from evil. Augusta: 1805. Svo. pp.
U. [143
 (An) Address of the Bible Society of Maine, established in Port
land, August 30, 1808, to the public: to which is subjoined the
constitution and regulations of said society, and the names of its
officers. Portland: Printed by Arthur Shirley. 1809. Svo. pp. 14,
(!)¦ [144
 (An) Address to the electors of the county of Hancock, with the
resolutions adopted at the convention, held at Buckstown. Sep
tember 15, 1812. Castine. Printed by Samuel Hall. 1812. Svo.
pp. 15. [145
 Address of the Cumberland Association, to the several churches
and societies with which they are connected. Portland : Printed
by Arthur Shirley. 1813. Svo. pp. 8. [146
Prepared by Winthrop Bailey, Reuben Nason and Francis Brown.
Although one thousand copies were printed. Rev. A. H. Wright in his
centennial address, in 1888, inquired " Has any living member seen this
pamphlet ? "
 Address of the carriers of the Portland Gazette to its patrons.
Broadside. 19 1-2x9 inches. (Two columns of verse, dated Ga
zette Office, January 1, 1813.) [147
 Address to Mothers. 1816. Which preceded the constitution and
rules of the "Maternal Association" of Portland, n.d. (1816.)
n. t. p. 120. pp. 8. [-148
 Address on separation of Maine from Massachusetts. 1816. See
Orr, Benjamin.
 Addresses to the people of Maine. Addresses by Jolm Holmes,
Nathan Goold, John Davis, W. P. Preble, n. d. (1819.) Svo. pp. 8.
Relating to the Brunswick Convention. [149
 Addresses of a committee from the counties of Cumberland Lin
coln and Kennebec, to the people of Maine on separation. ' n d
(1819.) (Broadside.) |-
 (An) Address to the people of Maine. Washington: Printed bv
Davis & Force, publishers of the National Calendar. 1820 8vo
pp. 14. '
Relating to the admission of -Maine into the Union. Sienefl h„ 1^^^^
Kingsley, Joshua Cushman, Ezekiel Whitman and Enoch lTuco^^ n. '°
sentatives m Congress. ^•^•n.om, Kepre-

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 17
 Address of the carriers of the Christian Mirror, to its patrons.
(Engraving of Bible.) Portland, January 1, 1827. Svo. pp. 16. [152
 An Address delivered at a meeting of the working-men of Bruns
wick, July 30, 1S31, by a mechanic. Published by request of the
meeting. Press of J. Griffin. Svo. pp. [153
 Address to the community on the necessity of legalizing the study
of anatomy. By order of the Medical Society of Maine. Bruns
wick: Press of Joseph Griffin. 1832. [154
 (An) Address delivered before the Union Temperance Society (con
sisting chiefiy of gentlemen of the Bar) of Oxford County, Me.,
in the Court House at Paris, June 10, 1834. Boston: William
Pierce, 9 Cornhill. 1835. 12mo. pp. 23. [155
 (An) Address to the trafficers in intoxicating liquors in Bangor, by a
committee appointed by the citizens. Bangor: Smith & Sayward,
Printers, 1843. Svo. pp. 8. [156
Eleven prominent citizens of all parties signed the address.
 Address to the Board of Managers of the Colonization Society of
the State of Maine, n. p. (Portland.) n. d. (1855.) 2mo. pp. 7. [157
— — Address to the people. By the State Temperance Convention.
Held at Augusta, January 14th and 15th, 1868. n. t. p. [158
 (An) Address of the Democratic members of the Legislature, to the
Democratic party in Maine, n. p n. d. Svo. pp. S. [159
Addresses to Sabbath-school scholars. By a superintendent. Portland:
Shirley & Hyde, Exchange Street. 1828. ISmo. pp. 108. [160
"A. E. W." Pseud. See Alderdice, Elizabeth W.
Agamenticus. See York.
Agassiz, Jean Louis Eudolphe, LL. D. 1807-73. Naturalist, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Glacial Phenomena in Maine. At. Month. 19:211,281. (1867.) [161
 Geological Sketches. By L. Agassiz. Second series. Boston:
Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 11 East Seventh Street, New
York. The Riverside Press, Cambridge. 1886. 12mo. pp. 229. [162
Glacial Phenomena in Maine, pp. 90-152.
In September, 1864, Agassiz made an excursion into Maine, partly to ex
amine the drift phenomena on the islands and coast of that state and partly
to study the so-called *' horse backs." The journey proved to be one of the
most interesting he had made in this country with reference to local glacial
phenomena. Compass in hand, he followed the extraordinary ridges of morainic mate
rial lying between Bangor and Katahdin, to the Ebeene Mountains, at the
foot of which are the Katahdin Iron Works. Returning to Bangor, he pur
sued with the same minute investigations, the glacial bracks and erratic
material from that place to the sea-coast and to Mount Desert. The details
of this journey and its results are given in one of the papers contained in
the second volume of his " Geological Sketches." Life of Agassiz, by his
wife. 1885. p. 622.
3

18 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Agatha, a romance of Maine. 1880. See Colby, John S.
Aiken, Chaelbs Augustus, D. D. Princeton, N. J. Clergyman, Yar
mouth. 1854-59.
A Sermon on temperance, delivered in the First Congregational
church, Yarmouth, Sabbath evening, Feb. 28, 1858. By Rev.
Charles Aiken, Portland: Printed by David Tucker, 1858. 16mo.
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Akbnside, Maek. 1721-70. English poet.
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 The same. 1807. 12mo. pp. 81. (Illus).
Akees, Mbs. Elizabeth, b. Strong, 1832. r. in Maine until 1863.
Now r. Tuckahoe, N. Y.
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appeared first in the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post, in 1860.
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Some of the articles were written in Maine.
 The Triangular Society. Leaves from the life of a Portland
family. Portland: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham. 1886. 12mo. pp.381. [168
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& Son, Middle Abbey-street. London: Griffith & Farran, St.
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of the First American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. 1891. 16mo. pp. 141. [171
Some of the poems were written in Maine.
Akin, Thomas Beamish, D. C. L. 1809-91. Barrister. Halifax, N. S.
Selections from the public documents of the Province of Nova
Scotia, published under a resolution of the House of Assembly
passed Mar. 15, 1865. Edited by Thomas B. Aken, D. C L
commissioner of public records. The translations ' from ' the

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French by Benj. Curren, D. C. L. Halifax, N. S.: Charles An-
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[175
Alden, Edmund Kimball, D. D. Boston: Clergyman, Yarmouth.
1850-54.Two Discourses, delivered before the Congregational church and
society in Yarmouth, Maine, on Sabbath morning and afternoon,
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Published by request, for the use of the church and society
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Address delivered at the installation of the officers of the Belfast
lodge, Feb. 15, 1826. By Brother Hiram Orlando Alden, Esq.
Belfast: E. Fellowes, Printer. 1826. Svo. pp. 16. [177
 A Statement of the inducements which the Belfast and Moosehead
Lake Railroad Company presents to the merchants and property-
holders of Boston, Mass., for investing in its capital stock. Bel
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Biographical sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Alden, Timothy Je., D.D. 1771-1839. Pittsburg, Penn.
Memoir of Edward Tyng, Esquire of Boston; and of Hon. William
Tyng, Esq., of Gorham. By Rev. Timothy Alden, Jr., honorary

20 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Alden, Timothy Je., D. D., Continued.
member of the Massachusetts Historical Society: of the Society of
New York for the Promotion of Agriculture, Arts and Manufac
tures, and of the Boston Humane Society. Boston: Printed by
Monroe & Parker, No. 4 Cornhill. 1808. Svo. pp. 8. [ISO
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Aldbich, Aetemus, and family. 1899. See Porter, J. W.
Aldrich, Peleg Emoey, LL. D. 1813-95. Lawyer, Worcester, Mass.
.y Massachusetts and Maine, their Union and Separation.
By Judge P. Emory Aldrich, Worcester, Mass. Am. Antiq. Soe.
Proc. pp. 43-64. (1S7S.) [182
 The same, in separate form. Worcester: 1818. Svo. pp. 22.
100 copies printed.
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the Council, pp. 12-15. (1879.) [183
Alexandee, Sie William. 1580-1640.
Scotch Settlement in Canada. See Willis, William.
Alfeed. Incorporated 1794.
Oration, 4 July, 1809. See Holmes, John.
 Sketch of. 1815. See Cogswell, Jonathan.
 Oration, 4 July, 1818. See Holmes, John.
 Address, temperance. 1822. See Whitman, Jason.
 Sermon before York Association. 1S19. See Cogswell, Jonathan.
 Trial for Homicide. 1S67. See Swett, Jane M.
 Centennial History. 1872. See Parsons, Usher.
 History. 1872. See Sanford, Everts & Co.
 Trial for Murder. 1873. See Wagner, Louis H. F.
 Epitaphs from Cemetery. 1878. See Boardman, S. L.
 Sermon, Methodist Semi-centennial. 1879. See Bradlee Charles W.
 History, 1830. See Clayton, W. W.
 Records, Marriages, 1887. See Phcenix, George W.
 View of Shaker Village. 1884. See Avery, Giles B.
 Manual of the Congregational Church. Organized 1780. Sanford -
W. A. Allen, Steam Printer. 1887. 16mo. pp. 32. ^34
 Tombstone Inscriptions. 1888. See Sargent, W. M.
Algeb, Abby Langdon. Boston.
A Collection of words and phrases taken from the Passamaquodd

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 21
tongue. By Abby Langdon Alger. Read before the American
Philosophical Society, February 6, 1885. n. t. p. Svo. pp. 15. [185
Algee, Aethue Maetineau. Boston.
The Alger Family of Maine. N.E.Reg. 29:270. (1S75.) [186
Algee Family. (1875.) See Alger, Arthur M.
Allan, Geoege Haywaed. 1832-86. Boston.
Memoir of Colonel John Allan; an officer of the Revolution. Born
in Edinburgh Castle, Scotland, January 3, 1746. Died in Lubec,
Maine, February 7, 1805. With genealogy. By George H. Allan,
of New York. Albany: Joel Munsell, 1867, Svo. pp. 32. [187
 Sketch of Col. John Allan, of Maine. By George H. Allan, Esq., of
New York City. N. E. Reg. 30: 353, (1876.) [188
 -The same. Reprinted in separate form. Boston: 1876, Svo. pp. S.
Allan, John. Revolutionary officer. 6. Edinburgh, Scotland. 1746.
d. Lubec, 1805.
 Narrative of. 1858. See Vose, Peter E.
 Memoir of. 1867. See Allan, George H.
 Memoir of. 1867. See Kidder, Frederic.
 Sketch of. 1876. See Allan, George H.
 -Col. John Allan's day-book, kept at Machias, 1777. Bang. H.
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5: 111. (1889.) [190
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(1SS9.) [191
Alldeedice, Mes. Elizabeth Winslow.
Heart's Delight. By E. A. W. New York: George W. Carleton.
1879. 12mo. pp. 366. [192
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[193
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By E. W. Allderdice. A Sequel to " Over the Hill to the White
House." New York. 1881. Published by Denison & Co. 16mo.
pp. 28. (Portrait of Garfield faces title-page.) [194
Allegash and East Beanch.
Excursion to. 1857. See Thoreau, H. D.
Allen, Amos. Bluehill and Family. 1890. See Candage, R. G. F.
Allen, Benjamin. 1689-1754. Clergyman, Cape Elizabeth, 1734-54.
Manuscript diary, referred to by S. P. Mayberry, N. E. Reg. 21 : 331.
(1877.) [195

22 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Allen, Benjamin Russell. Clergyman, South Berwick, 1842-18o4.
The Responsibilities and Duties of American Citizens. A sermon
preached in the Congregational church. South Berwick, Me.,
Thanksgiving day, December 19, 1850. By Eev. B. B. Allen.
Published by request. Boston. 1851. Svo. pp. 32. [196
Allen, Charles Edwin. Dresden.
Leaves from the Early History of Dresden. Read before the Maine
Historical Society, March 27, 1880. Me. Hist. Soe. Coll. 2d ser.
1:313. (1890.) [197
Allen, Charles Frederic, D. D. Clergyman. 6. Norridgewock, 1816.
r. Portland.
Preface to " The Challenge." 1869. See Fletcher, E. B.
 William Allen. Read before the Maine Historical Society, Feb. 26,
1891. Me. Hist. Soe. Coll. 2d ser. 2:377. [198
 Industrial Education: An address before the graduating class of
the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the Mechanic
Arts, April 29, 1879, by C. F. Allen, D. D., former president of
the Maine State College. Manchester, N. H. : Printed by John
B. Clarke. 1879. Svo. pp. 14. [199
Allen, Mrs. Charlotte H. Orono.
Funeral Sermon on. 1852. See Leonard, H. C.
Allen, Miss Eleanor. (Mrs. Martin Gay.) d. 1858. Gardiner.
The Siege of Agrigentum. A Poem. By Eleanor Allen. Boston:
Charles C. Little and James Brown. 1841. 12mo. pp. 79. [200
Allen, Elisha Hunt, LL. D. 1804-83. Lawyer, r. Bangor, 1825-57.
Speech on the bill "to provide revenue from imports," etc., in the
House of Representatives, July 11, 1842. Washington: National
Intelligencer Office. 1842. Svo. pp. 20. [201
 Speech of Mr. Allen, of Maine, in reply to remarks of Mr. Holmes
and other gentlemen, on Saturday and Monday last (July 25) dur
ing the discussion of the Army Bill, in allusion to the reported
agreement between the minister of the United States and Great
Britain for a settlement of the northeastern boundary, n. p.
(Washington.) n. d. (1842.) Svo. pp. 8. [202
 On the Bill for the Termination of the Hawaiian Treaty. H. R. No.
2924. Remarks of Mr. Elisha H. Allen and the Hawaiian min
ister, and George S. Boutwell, counsel, before the committee on
foreign affairs. House of Representatives, February 19, and March
6, 1882. Washington. 1882. Svo. pp. 25. (Government Printing
Office.) |-203
 Biography of. 1S85. See Biog. Ency. Maine.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 23
Allen, Eliza. Eastport.
Autobiography of. 1851. See Billings, Eliza A.
Allen, Mes. Elizabeth Akees. See Akers, Elizabeth.
Allen Family.
Geneaology of 1658-1882. See Allen, William.
Allen, Feedbeic, LL. D. 1780-1865. Lawyer, Gardiner, 1805-65.
The Early Lawyers of Lincoln and Kennebec Counties. Me. Hist.
Soe. Col. 6:39. (1859.) [204
Contents: William Cushing, Charles Cushing, Roland Cushing, James
Sullivan, John Gardiner, William Lithgow, Jr., Silas Lee, Benjamin Hasey,
Jeremiah Bailey, Josiah Stebbins, Benjamin Orr, James Bridge, Samuel S.
Wilde, Thomas Rice, Nathaniel Perley, Solomon Vose, Tliomas Bond, Ebene
zer T. Warren. Eleazer W. Ripley, Benjamin Whitwell, Nathan Bridge, San
ford Kingsbury, Timothy Boutelle, Lemuel Paine, Henry W. Puller, Erastus
Foote, John ;Ocis. Hiram Belcher, Edward Kavanagh, Ebenezer Clap, Isaac
G. Reed, Joseph Sewall, William J. Farley, Jonathan Cilley,
Introduction.
 Biographical sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Allen, Feed Hovey. 6. Lyme, N. H. 1845. r. in Maine, 1SS5-89.
Great Cathedrals of the World, one hundred and thirty full pages,
executed in photogravure with explanatory and descriptive text,
by Fred H. Allen. Boston: Haskell & Post. Two volumes, pp.
text 320 ; 130 full-page illustrations. Size of page 12x27 inches.
Total pp. 580. [205
 Modern German Masters. Text by Fred H. Allen, author of "Mas
terpieces of Modern German Art," "Glimpses of Parisian Art," &c.
Illustrated by original designs and full-paged gravures, etchings
by the artists. 2 vols. pp. 350. (100 full-page illustrations with
100 original sketches by the artists.) [206
 The Bowdoin Collection. Text by Eev. Fred H. Allen, author of
"Recent German Art," "Glimpses of Parisian Art," "Modern
German Masters," "Masterpieces of Modern German Art," etc.
Part I-V. Brunswick: Bowdoin College library. 1886. Entered
according to act of Congress in the year 1886, by Rev. Fred H-
Allen, in the office of the librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Fol. n. pp. [207
Each part contains four designs, with an introduction to each.
The Bowdoin collection consists of the sketches gathered up in Europe
before 1811, by Hon. James Bowdoin, together with a number of valuable
paintings secured by the same person. The value of the collection is great;
Perhaps America has no collection, with one exception, which is its superior.
 Grand Modern Paintings. A collection of one hundred photograv
ures, facsimiles of the most famous paintings of Europe. Bio
graphical and descriptive text, by Fred H. Allen. Vols. I-II.
Haskell Publishing Company. Boston. 220 pages, text; 100 full
page illustrations. Size of page, 14x20 inches. Total pp. 420. [208

24 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Allen, Feed Hovey, Continued.
 Famous Paintings. Text by Fred H. Allen, author of "Great
Cathedrals of the World," "Modern German Masters," "Master
pieces of Modern German Art," "Bowdoin Art Collection,"
" Glimpses of Parisian Art," "Adventures in Search of a Book,"
etc. Photogravures by Lakeside Press. Vols. I-II. Haskell &
Post Co., Boston, and New York. Size of page, 12x18 inches.
Text, pp. 260. (90 full page illustrations.) [209
 The Dor6 Album. Illustrated with photogravures. Text by Fred
H. Allen, author of "Famous Paintings," " The Great Cathedrals
of the World," "Modern German Masters," "Masterpieces of
German Art," "Glimpses of Parisian Art," etc., etc. Printed at
the Lakeside Press, Auburn, Maine. Size of page, 7x10 inches.
pp. 32. [210
 The Gerome Album with photogravures. Text by Fred H. Allen,
author of "Famous Paintings," "Great Cathedrals of the
World," "Modern German Masters," "Masterpieces of German
Art," "Bowdoin Art Collection," "Glimpses of Parisian Art,"
etc.. Auburn, Maine: Lakeside Press, Printers and Publishers.
1889. Size 11x14 inches, pp. 48. [211
Allen, Hannah Bowen. (Mrs. Frederic Allen.) Gardiner.
Farmer Houston and the Speculator. A New England Tale. Port
land: O. L. Sanborn & Co. 1839. ISmo. pp. 69. [212
 A Poetical Geognasy. By Mrs. H. B. Allen, Boston: Charles C.
Little and James Brown. MDCCCXLV. 12mo. pp. 34.
Allen, John. (Campmeeting John.) Life of. 1888. See Allen, Stephen.
Allen, J. W.
Lecture at Portland. 1S64. See. American Institute of Instruction.
Allen, Joshua.
Mortality in Augusta, Maine. 1852-55. Me. Hist. Soe. Coll. 5:431.
(1857.) [213
Allen, Joseph Heney, D. D. 6. 1820. Clergyman, Bangor, 1850-57.
Discourse on the death of Hon. John Fairfield, in Washington, De
cember 25, 1847. Washington. 1848. Svo. pp. 27. [214
 The Great Controversy of States and People, being two discourses
preached on Thanksgiving and Forefather's day, 1850, in the
Union Street church, Bangor. By Joseph Henry Allen. Revised
and published by request. Boston: William Crosby and H. P.
Nichols, 111 Washington St. 1851. 12mo. pp. 46. [215
 Comte's Positive Philosophy. Chr. Ex. 50: 174. (1851.) [216
 Benedict and the Monasteries. Univer. Q. 8:221. (1851.) [217
 Athenasius and the Arian Controversy. Univ. Q. 9:35. (1852.) [218

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 25
 Conditions of Social Progress. Chr. Ex. 52 : 344. (1852.)
 A Manual of Devotions for Families and Sunday-schools.
"The true worshipers shall worship the father in spirit and in truth."
Boston: Crosby, Nichols & Company. New York: C. S. Francis &
Company. 1852. 12mo. pp. 163. [219
 Anschar, the Apostle of the North. Chr. Ex. 54:188. (1853.) [220
 Ewald's Hebrew History. Chr. Ex. 55:161. (1853.) [221
 The Hebrew Prophets. Chr. Ex. 56 : 374- (1854.) [222
 Prospects of American Slavery. Chr. Ex. 57:220. (1854.) [223
 Children of the Perishing and Dangerous Classes. N. A. Rev.
79:406. (1854.) [224
 A Reign of Terror. A sermon preached at the Union Street
church, Bangor, on Sunday evening, June 1, 1856. By Joseph
Henry Allen. Published by request. Bangor: Printed by Samuel
S. Smith. 1856. Svo. pp. 16. [225
 Newman's Hebrew Monarchy. Univer. Q. 13: 1. (1856.) [226
 The Church as a Social Power. Ch. Ex. 60:368. (1865.) [227
 On Some Foreign Charities. Eelig. Mag. 17:73.(1857.) [228
 Elisha Kent Kane. A discourse preached at the Union Street
church, Bangor, Sunday, March 1, 1857, by Rev. J. H. Allen, n. p.
(Bangor, 1857.) Svo. pp. 6. [229
 Proof of my Ministry. A farewell sermon preached in Union
Street church, Bangor, May 24, 1857. By Joseph Henry Allen.
Published by request. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith.
1857. Svo. pp. 15. [230
Allen, Maeia M. Brunswick.
Notice of. 1834. See Knapp, Samuel L.
Allen, Nehemiah, and Family. Brooklin. 1889. See Philbrook, I. G.
Allen, Stephen, D. D. 1810-88. Clergyman. Brunswick; Win
throp.
The Bible and National Prosperity: a Thanksgiving discourse
preached in the Congregational church at Waterville, at a united
meeting of the Baptist, Congregationalist and Methodist congre
gations, November 27, 1851. By Eev. S. Allen, pastor of the
Methodist church in Waterville: Printed by Maxham & Wing.
Eastern Mail Office. 1861. Svo. pp. 24. [231
 Address delivered in the Congregational church, Feb. 9, 1869, at
the funeral of John A. S. Fellows, B. A., late instructor of
Bowdoin College By Rev. Stephen Allen, pastor of the Metho
dist church, Brunswick. Brunswick: Joseph Griffin. 1869. Svo.
pp. 19. [232

26 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Allen, Stephen, D. D., Continued.
 With Pilsbury, W. H.
History of Methodism in Maine. 1793-1886. Published with the
approval of the Maine and East Maine Conferences. By Rev.
Stephen Allen, D. D., of the Maine Conference, and Rev. W. H.
Pilsbury, of East Maine Conference. Augusta: Press of Charles
E. Nash. 1887. Svo. pp. xvi, 650.
Book II. History of Methodism in East Maine. From date of
its coming in 1793, to 1886. Published by request of the East
Maine Conference. By Kev. W. H. Pilsbury. Augusta: Press
of Charles E. Nash. 1887. pp.282. (27 portraits; 6 engravings
in both books, which are comprised in one volume.) [233
 The Life of Rev. John Allen, better known as " Campmeeting
John, " by Rev. Stephen Allen, D. D., to which is added tributes
and eulogies, by Dr. Charles Cullis, Rev. B. B. Howard, Rev.
Mark Trafton, D. D., Rev. J. W. Hamilton, D. D., Rev. William
McDonald, Rev. S. B. Bates and others. Boston: B. B. Russell.
57 Cornhill. 1888. Small Svo. pp. 140. (1 port., 4 illus.) [234
Allen, Weld Noble. 1837-75. b. Alfred. Commander U. S. N.
Sketch of. 1876. See Herrick, Nathaniel J.
Allen, Willam, D. D. 1784-1868. Clergyman and president Bow
doin College, 1820-39.
A Sermon delivered at the ordination of the Rev. Asa Cummings,
to the pastoral care of the First Church in North Yarmouth,
February 14, 1821. By William Allen, A. M. president of Bow
doin College. Brunswick: Printed by Griffin & Tappan. 1821.
Svo. pp. 25. [235
 A Sermon delivered at Farmington, June 26, 1822, before the Maine
Missionary Society, at their fiiteenth anniversary. By William
Allen, D. D., president of Bowdoin College. Hallowell: Printed
by Goodale, Glazier & Co. 1822. Svo. pp. 40. [236
 An Account of shipwrecks and other disasters at sea. Designed to
be interesting and useful to mariners. With an appendix, con
taining Dr. Payson's address to seamen, and a few prayers for
their use. Compiled by a friend of seamen. Brunswick: Me:
Printed by Joseph Griffin. 1823. 12mo. pp. xxiv, 335. [237
 A Sermon preached at the funeral of the Rev. Samuel Eaton, of
Harpswell, who died Nov. 5, 1822, in the 59th year of his minis
try, aged 85 years. By William Allen, D. D., president of Bow
doin College. Brunswick: Printed by J. Griffin. 1823. Svo. pp.
23. [238
 A Sermon delivered at the ordination of the Rev. Jacob C. Goss,
as pastor of the Congregational church and society in Topsham,
December 8, 1S24. By William Allen, D. D., president of Bow-

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 27
doin College. Portland: Printed by J. Griffin. 1825. Svo. pp.
24. [239
-Value of the Bible: a discourse delivered at Portland, May 4, 1826,
before the Bible Society of Maine. By William Allen, D. D.,
president of Bowdoin College. Portland : Printed at the Mirror
Office. 1826. Svo. pp. 23. [240
-Junius Unmasked; or Lord George Sackville proved to be Junius
With an appendix, showing that the author of the letters of Ju
nius was also the author of " The History of the Reign of George
III," and author of "The North Briton," ascribed to Mr.
Wilkes. Embellished with a print of Sackville. Movet Urna
Nomen. Boston: Hilliard, Gray, Little and Wilkins. 1828.
12mo. pp. 187. [241
-A Lecture on the doctrine of universal salvation, delivered in the
chapel of Bowdoin College. By William Allen, D. D., president
of Bowdoin College. Published by request of the students.
Brunswick: Printed by Moore & Wells. 1828. Svo. pp. 40. [242
For a reply. See Balfour, Walter.
-An Address occasioned by the death of Nathan Smith, M. D., first
lecturer iu the Medical School of Maine, at Bowdoin College, de
livered by appointment of the Faculty of Medicine, March 26,
1829. By William Allen, D. D., president of Bowdoin College .
Brunswick: G. G. Griffin, Printer. 1829. Svo. pp. 31. [243
-Ordination by Elders Vindicated. A discourse delivered May 12,
1830, at the Dudlean lecture at Harvard College. By William
Allen, D. D., president of Bowdoin College. Boston: Published
by Pierce & Williams. 1S30. Svo. pp. 43. [244
Noticed in Sp. Pilgrims, 9:502. (1830.)
-A Decade of Address, delivered from 1820 to 1829, to the senior
class at Bowdoin College: together with an inaugural address:
to which is added a Dudlean lecture, delivered May 12, 1830, at
Harvard University. By William Allen, D. D., president of
Bowdoin College. Concord: Horatio Hill & Co. MDCCCXXX..
12mo. pp. 272. [245
-The same. Boston: Hilliard, Gray, & Co., MDCCCXXX. 16mo.
pp. 272.
-Congress of Nations. Am. Q. Reg. 2: .50. (1830.) [246
-Account of Arnold's Expedition to Quebec. Compiled by William
Allen. Coll. Me. Hist. Soe. 1 : 499. (1831.) [247
-The Minister's Warfare and Weapons. A sermon, preached at the
installation of Rev. Seuaca White, at Wiscasset, April 18, 1832.
By William Allen, D. D., president of Bowdoin College. Pub
lished by request of the committee. Brunswick: Press of Joseph
Griffin. 1832. Svo. pp. 31. [248

28 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Allen, William, D. D., Continued.
 Freedom Conferred only by the Gospel. A sermon preached in
New York, October 3, 1832, before the American Board of Com
missioners for Foreign Missions. By William Allen, D. D., pres
ident of Bowdoin College. Boston: Printed by Crocker &
Brewster, 47 Washington Street. 1832. Svo. pp. 38. [249
 The same. New York. 1832. Svo. pp. 15.
 ^The same. Sermon CXXXII. Preached |in New York, October 3,
1832, before the American Board of Foreign Missions. By
William Allen, D. D., president of Bowdoin College, Maine.
Freedom Conferred only by the Gospel. John: viii, 36. If the
sou shall make you free, you shall be free indeed. Am. Nat.
Preach. 7: 65. (18.32). [250
 -An American Biographical and Historical Dictionary, containing
an account of the lives, characters and writings of the mpst
eminent persons in North America from its first settlement, and
a summary of the history of the several colonies and of the
United States. By William Allen, D. D., president of Bowdoin
College, Fellow of the Amer. Acad, of Arts & Sciences, &
member of the Amer. Antiq. Soe. & of the Hist. Soe. of Maine,
New Hampshire, New York. Quique sui memores alias
fecere merendo . Virg. Second edition. Boston : William
Hyde & Co. 1832. Svo. pp. 800. [251
The first edition, published in 1809, contained more than 700 notices. It
was the earliest book of general biography which appeared in the United
States. In the second edition, 1100 new names are given. A third edition,
issued in 1857, contained over 4000 biographical articles.
 -Sermons of. Am. Mo. Rev. 2:129. (1832.) [252
 Lectures to young men: to whioh is added the Dudlean lecture,
delivered May, 1830, at Harvard University. Boston: Lilly,
Wait, Colman and Holden. Portland: Colman, Holden & Co.
1833. 22mo. pp. 272. (Port.) [253
 Congress of Nations. Address before the *. B. K. at Bowdoin Col
lege, Sept. 5, 1S33. Quar. Obser. 2:5. (1834.) [254
 Defensive War Vindicated. Calumet, 1: 524. (1834.) [255
 Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship, containing all the psalms
and hymns of Dr. Watts, which are deemed valuable, together
with a new version of all the psalms, and many original hymns,
besides a large collection from other writers. By William Allen,
D. D., president of Bowdoin College: Author of the "Amer. Biog.
and Hist. Dictionary." Boston: Wm. Pierce: New York:
Leavitt, Lord & Co. Hartford: D. Burgess & Co. 1835, 12mo.
pp. XL VII. (ReversePrintedbyJ. Griffin, Brunswick.) (680.) [256
 Wunnissoo, or the vale of Hoosatunnuk. A poem, with notes By
William Allen, D. D., member of the Historical Societies of Mas-

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 29
sachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire, New York and New
Jersey: late president of Bowdoin College: author of the
"American Biographical Dictionary." Boston: Published by John
P. Jewett & Company. Cleveland, Ohio: Jewett, Proctor &
Worthington; New York: Sheldon, Blakeman & Company.
MDCCCLVI. 16mo. pp. 237. [257
Commenced at Brunswick in 1825. Completed in 1850.
 Notice of. 1857. See Willis, William.
 Discourse at his funeral. 1868. See Sprague, William B.
Allen, William. 1780-1873. Norridgewock.
The History of Norridgewock: comprising memorials of the original
inhabitants and Jesuit missionaries, hardships of the pioneers,
biographical notices of the early settlers, and ecclesiastical
sketches. "A man was famous according as he had lifted up
axes upon the thick trees." Ps. 74: 5. Norridgewock: Published
by Edward J. Peet. 1S49. 12mo. pp. 252. (Plates.) [258
 History of the Town of Industry, Me., by William Allen. 1854.
M. Littlefield, Printer. Skowhegan. 12mo. pp. 44. [259
 The same. From the first settlement in 1791. By William Allen.
Second edition. Improved and enlarged. 1869. Skowhegan:
Smith & Emery, Printers. 1869. Svo. pp. 4S.
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Genealogy of Allen from 1568. Skowhegan: Boies & Spaulding,
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 A Genealogy of the Allen Family, from 1568 to 1882. Compiled by
Hon. William Allen. Revised by Joshua Allen. Farmington:
Chronicle Book & Job Press, 1882, Svo. pp. 31, 4. (Family
Arms.) [262
 Extract from an obituary record in Norridgewock, in the county of
Somerset, Maine, from 1832 to 1867, 35 years. Hist. Mag. 2d ser.
7: 249. (1870.) [263
 Old Point Monument, at Norridgewock. Hist. Mag. 2d. ser. 9: 399.
(1871.) [264
 Sketch of. 1875. See Boardman, S. L.
 Xow and Then. By the late William Allen, Esq., of Norridgewock.
Read at the winter session, Augusta, January, 1868. Me. Hist.
Soe. Coll. 8: 266. (1816.) [265
 Bingham Land. Me. Hist. Soe. Coll. 7: 351. (1876.) [266
 Minutes of the Brunswick convention of 1816, taken and pre
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the same. Me. Hist. Soe. Coll. 2d ser. 2: 129. [267
 Sketch of. 1891. See Allen, C. F.

30 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Allen, Willis Boyd. b. Kittery, 1855. Lawyer, Boston.
Silver Rags, by Willis Boyd Allen, author of " Pine Cones,"
" Like beggared princes of the wood,
In silver rags the birches stood."
Boston: D. Lothrop Company, Franklin and Hawley Street.
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Describes a vacation in Maine.
 Kelp. A story of the Isles of Shoals. By Willis Boyd Allen, au
thor of "Pine Cones," "Silver Rags, The Northern Cross,"
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Allyn, John, D. D. 1767-1833. Clergyman, Duxbury, Mass.
The Office of a Bishop a Good Work. Illustrated in a sermon, de
livered November 14, 1793, in the East Parish of Pownalborough,
at the ordination of Alden Bradford, to the Episcopal care of the
Christian society of that place. I magnify mine office.. ..Pawi.
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Allyn, Rufus Beadfoed. 1793-1857. Lawyer, Belfast. 1816-57.
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Astronomical Diary or Almanack. 1807-09. See Sewall, Daniel.
Belfast City Almanac. 1877. See Belfast.
Bickerstaffs'. 1786-87. See George, Daniel.
Bickerstaffs'. 1802. See Bickerstaffs' Almanack.
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Daniel.
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Nathanael. '
Low's Genuine Almanack. 1813, 1814. See Low, Nathanael.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 31
Low's. New England Farmer's Almanack. 1815. See Low,
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Low's Almanack and Agricultural Register 1816, 1817. See Low,
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Low's Almanack and Astronomical and Agricultural Register.
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Low's Almanack, and Agricultural Kalendar. 1820. See Low,
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Low's Almanack. 1821, 1822. See Low, Nathanael.
Low's Almanack, Mechanic's and Farmer's Calendar. 1823. 1827.
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Maine Farmer's. 1819-1822. See Springer, Moses.
The same. 1823-64. See Robinson, Daniel.
The same. 1865-66. See Chase, Charles B.
The same 1867-74. See Richardson, Hobart W.
The same. 1875-90. See Fish, Charles.
Maine Almanack and Register. 1805. See Maine.
New Maine Farmer's Almanac. 1849. See Maynard, A.
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Sande awikhigan. (Indian pictorial calendars.) 1861, 1862, 1867,
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York, Cumberland and Lincoln Almanack. 1788, 1792, 1793, 1794,
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Alna. Incorporated 1794.
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— — Sermon. Ord. S. Johnson. 1818. See Thurston, David.
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Oration and poem delivered before the Alpha Delta Phi conven
tion, held with the Williams Chapter, Wednesday and Thursday,

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Alpha Delta Phi, Continued.
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 Narrative and Critical History of. 1884-1889. See Winsor, Justin,
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American Adventure, by Land and Sea. Being remarkable instances
of enterprise and fortitude among Americans; shipwrecks, ad
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Escape of two distinguished American prisoners (Gen. Wadsworth and
Major Burton) from the British, 1 : 46; A Forest on Fire, 277; Wreck of the
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Americans whose ancestors settled in the United States previous
to the Declaration of Independence, A. D., 1776. Vol. III. Em
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"Those who do not look upon themselves as a link connecting ¦
the past to the future do not perform their duty to the world."
Daniel Webster. Monogram: M.otto : Aldi-Discipulus Albanienm.
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F. Dike, J. Lufkin Douglas, Bath; George E. B. Jackson, Portland; William
B. Lapham, Augusta; Augustus F. Moulton, Portland; Albert W. Paine.
Bangor; Parker M. Reed, Bath; William M. Sargent, Portland ; Howard D,
Smith, Norway; John F. Sprague, Monson ; Horatio P. Thompson, Belfast;
Stephen M. Watson, Portland; George A. Wheeler, Castine; A. Tenny
White, Biddeford; Joseph Williamson, Belfast.
 The same. Vol. IV. 1889. Svo. pp. 247.
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Bion Bradbury, Portland; James W. Bradbury, Augusta; KimbaU Eastman,
Cumberland MlUs; John Gerrish, Jr., Portland; Hannibal Hamlin, Bangor;
George F. Holmes, Portland; Charles T. Libby, Portland; Albion K. P.
Meserve, Portland; Fabius M. Ray, Westbrook; James B. Thornton, Scar
boro; Israel P.Warren, Portland; Dexter C. Washburn, Lewiston; Henry'
W. Wheeler, Brunswick; Joseph H. WiUiams, Augusta; Peter C. Vose,
DennysviUe.
 The same. Vol. V. 1890. Svo. pp. 240.
Contains ancestry of Henry S. Burrage, Portland; Jonathan P. Cilley,
Rockland; Leonard Cooper, Pittston ; Henry N.Fairbanks, Bangor; James

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 33
G. Garla,nd, Biddeford; Joseph S. Gilliatt, Portland; Archelaus Lewis, Fal
mouth; Frank B.Miller, Cushing; Samuel Palmer, Pittston ; William Torrey,
Bath.
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Records of the Council for New England, (concerning the Kennebec
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Ameeican Authors.
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Of 496 names, are only the following from Maine: Jesse Appleton, Bruns
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were not included.
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See Allen, William.
Ameeican Board of Commissionbes foe Foreign Missions.
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 Report of A-B of C for F-M-, presented at the forty-second annual
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The American Boundary Question.
" 'Tis the last stone
That makes the arch. The rest that there were put
Are nothing till that comes to bind and shut:
Then stands it a triumphant mark ! then men
Observe the strength, the height, the way, and when
It was erected : and still walking under.
Meet new matter to look up and wonder." Ben Johson.
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important State papers, such as The Declaration of Independ
ence; Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union; the Con
stitution of the United States; All the Treaties now in Force
which the United States has ever Made; Merchants' and Seamen's

34 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
(The) Ameeican Citizen's Suee Guide, Continued.
Acts; Duties on Goods, Wares and Merchandise; The Census as
taken in 1800, etc., etc. Printed for Charles Peice of Portsmouth,
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Ameeican Education Society.
Fifty-sixth Annual Report of the Directors of the American Educa
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male Education, by William Russell; On Some of the Obstacles to the
Greater Success of Common Schools, by Charles Northend; Some of the
Dangers of Teachers, by Daniel P. Galloup; On the Introduction of Natural
History as a Regular Classic in our Seminaries, by Charles Brooke; On
Classical Instruction , By A. H. Weld ; On School Discipline, by Joseph Hale ;
Ou Method of Teaching to Read, by Samuel S. Green; The Duty of the Amer
ican Teacher, by John N. Bellows; The Necessity of Education in the Re
publican Form of Government, by Horace Mann.
 The Lectures delivered before the American Institute of Instruc
tion, at Bangor, Me., August, 1848, including the journal of pro
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of parents and teachers. By Jacob Bachelder. 3. The Qualification of the
Teacher. By Rev. Nathan Munroe. 4. On School Government. By J D.
Philbrick. 6. The Improvement of Common Schools. ByWra. D. Swan.
 The Lectures delivered bef ore the American Institute of Instruction,
at Portland, Me., August, 1864. Including the journal of pro
ceedings and a list of officers. Published under the directions
of the Board of Censors. Boston: Committee of publication
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 Forty-seventh Annual Meeting of the American Institute of In
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Me., July 6-9, 1886. Published by order of the Board of Direct'
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Addresses. I. Presidents Address, by Hon. J. w. Patterson tt t^ tt
Education as a Preventive and Cure for Crime, by Supt. S. T. Dunt ¦ ' IT

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 35
Chief Needs of the Schools, by Supt. G. A. Littlefield; IV. The new de
partment in Education, by Prof. A. S. Hardy; V. The Study of Anglo-
Saxon, by Prof. L. Sears; VI. Methods, their Use and Abuse, by Prof.
Albert C. Perkins; VII. Overwork in Public Schools, by Pres. Wm. De-
Witt Hyde, D.D; VIII. Confessions of a Schoolmaster, byM. A. Newell,
LL.D; IX. The study of English Literature, by Emily G.,Wetherbee; "x.
Temperance Teaching in Schools, by Axel Gustaf on ; XI. The Right and
Duty of the State to Educate its Children, by Col. Nicholas Van Slyck; XII.
School Instruction and the Labor Question, by Hon. Edward Atkinson.
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of the officers of the Revolution: also of Lafayette. Cincinnati:
1834. Svo. pp. 515. [286
The sketch of Gen. Henry Knox is taken from Thatcher's Military Journal.
Ameeican Missionaey Association.
The Twenty-ninth Annual Report of the American Missionary Asso
ciation and the proceedings of the annual meeting held at Mid-
dletown. Conn., October 27th and 28th, 1875, together with a list
of the life-members added during the year. New York: Pub
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83-93.
(The) American Poeteait Galleey. With biographical sketches of
presidents, statesmen, military and naval heroes, clergymen,
authors, poets, etc., etc. Steel plate illustrations. New York:
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Sir William Pepperrell, with portrait. Vol. I. No. 61 in list of contents.
Hannibal Hamlin, with portrait. Vol. II. No. 68 in list of contents.
Ameeican Pebsidents (The).
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Subject, the rival candidates, Blaine and Cleveland.
(The) American Shipmaster's Daily Assistant: or compendium of ma
rine law and mercantile regulations and customs : being a correct
and useful guide to all men of business, especially those em
ployed in the merchant service. Explaining by judicial decisions,
the duty, authority, responsibility of shipmasters, and the liabil
ity of ship owners for the contracts, or misconduct of those they
employ as masters. Containing also a great variety of useful
tables, and commercial forms, calculated to assist ship-owners,
consignees, super-cargoes, and masters of vessels. The whole
carefully compiled from undoubted authorities ; and revised, com
pared and corrected by a gentleman of distinguished commercial
information. In one volume. Portland: Printed for Daniel John
son. Sold by Thomas & Whipple, Newburyport. 1807. Svo. pp. 14,
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36 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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The list embraces 776 names of deceased authors, among whom 11 were of
Maine, viz: Jesse Appleton, Brunswick; Samuel Deane, Portland; Moses
Greenleaf, Williamsburg; Moses Hemmenway, Wells; Charles Jenkins, Port
land; Enoch Lincoln, Paris; Joseph McKeen, Brunswick; Samuel Moodey,
York; Edward Payson, Portland; Sebastian Rale; J. M. SewaU, York; Amos
Stoddard, Hallowell.
Ameeica's Youngbe Poets. A collection of poems by America's
younger poets. Vol. I. Philadelphia: The Westminister Pub
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Contain "Pleasure, " and "Heaven's Edelweiss;" poems by Miss Grace
H. Boutelle, of Bangor.
Ameeicus. Pseud.
Charles Walgrave, or the last of the frigate Adams. A tale of the
last war with Great Britain. By Americus. Thomaston: Cor-
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Ames, Benjamin. 1778-1835. Lawyer, Bath.
An Oration pronounced at Bath, in the District of Maine on the
Fourth of July A. D., ISOS, in commemoration of the American
Independence. By Benjamin Ames. Portland: From the Ar
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 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
 Brief Sketch of. 1890. See Green, Samuel A.
 Biography of. 1SS5. See Biog. Encly. Maine.
Ames, Thomas, d. 1826. Clergyman, Islesboro, 1794-1809.
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Amoey, Thomas Coffin. 1812-88. Boston.
Life of James Sullivan. With selections from his writings. By
Thomas C. Amory. Boston: Phillips, Sampson and Company, 13
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 The Military Services and Public Life of Major-General John Sulli
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Also in Mass. Hist. Soe. Proc. 2d. ser. 1 : 47. (1884 )

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 37
 Letter from Thomas C. Amory, concerning the course pursued by
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Memoir of Isaac P. Anderson, A. B. Who died at Beverly, Mass.,
Dec. 16, 1818. In the twenty-first year of his age.
Per varios casus, per tot discrijaina rerum,
Tendejnus. Virgil.
Earth's flattering trifles now shall tempt in vain
Nor interrupt my sweet, my blest employ. — Steele.
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Anderson, John. 1792-1853. Lawyer, Portland.
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Andeeson, John Faewell. 1823-87. Civil engineer, Portland.
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1794-1804.
Two Discourses, delivered on the public fast, in the Commonwealth
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38 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Andeeson, Thomas N., and Nolin, Feank A. Skowhegan.
History of Somerset Lodge, No. 34, of Free and Accepted Masons,
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Oration before the Athenasan Society of Bowdoin College. 1844
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 Address at the Maine Female Seminary, Gorham, 1859. See Chand
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Andeews, Chaelbs. 1814-52. Lawyer, Paris.
Speech of Mr. Charles Andrews of Maine, in the House of Repre
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of the State of Maine, tendering sympathy to Louis Kossuth, con
demning the unwarranted intervention of Russia in the affairs of
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Robert Andrews, who settled at Ipswich, Mass., about 1735, and
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Andeews, Robert, and descendants. (Ipswich, Mass.)
See Andrews, H. F.
Andeews, Samuel. 1737-1818. Clergyman, St. Andrews, N. B.
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the solemn fast, ordered through the states of America, May 9th
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Andros, Sie Edmund. Governor of Massachusetts, 1686-89.
Order for Jurisdiction of Pemaquid. 1686. See Bristol.
 Builds Fort Pemaquid; Plunders Pentagoet. See Charlevoix P.
h , X..

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 39
 By His Excellency. A proclamation given at Fort Charles at Pema
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in New England, 1688.) A Broadside. Reprinted. [312
A copy is in the library of Harvard College. See also, Boardman, S. L.
This proclamation is reprinted in the Andros Tracts published by the
Prince Society, Vol. I, pp. 75-76, Note; also in Hist. Mag. 10:144. (1866.)
 Account of his Visit to Pemaquid and Penobscot. 1688. See
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Androscoggin County. Constituted 1854.
Rules and regulations of the Bar of Androscoggin County. Adopted
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 Paper relating to history of the Press in. 1889. See Owen, Howard.
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Deposition concerning. 1787. See Pratt, J. F.
Andeoscoggin Glaciee.
Note on, 1880. See Stone, George H.
Andeoscoggin Lakes.
1887. See Abbott, Edward.
 1888. See Farrar, C. A. J.
Andeoscoggin Bivee.
Grant of Lands on. 1686. See Wharton, Richard.
 Survey on. 1768. See Little, Moses.
 Account of Early Settlement on. 1853. See M'Keen, John.
 Indian Names of. 1864. See True, N. T.

40 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Anson. Incorporated 1798.
History Northern Star Lodge. 1875. See Moore, Albert.
Anthony, Heney Bowen. 1815-84. Providence, R. I.
Memorial Addresses on several occasions: delivered in the Senate of
the United States. Providence: Sydney S. Rider. 1875. Svo. pp
(1), 52. (Port.) [317
Address on Wm. P. Fessenden, 1869, with portrait, pp. 8-12.
Anthony, Susanna. 1726-91. Newport, R. I.
Life and character of. 1810. See Hopkins, Samuel.
 Memoir of. 1834. See Pond, Enoch.
Anthony's Business Directory, Guide and Manual for Augusta, Gardi
ner, Hallowell, Waterville, Portland and Fairfield. 1890. Au
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Anti-Masonic. Fourth Anti-Masonic Convention. Proceedings of the Anti-Masonic
Republican convention of the state of Maine, held at Hallowell.
July 3d and 4th, 1834. Hallowell: Herrick & Rice. 1834. Svo.
pp. 30. [319
Anti-Slaveey. Anti-Slavery Union in Behalf of the Colored Race. Proceedings of
convention. Portland: 1838. Svo. [320
 Fourth Annual Report of the Maine Anti-Slavery Society. With
the minutes of the anniversary meeting, on the 7th and Sth of
February, 1839. Brunswick: Printed by Thomas W. Newman,
1839. Svo. pp. 56. [321
 Fifth Annual Report of the Executive Committee of the Maine
Anti-Slavery Society, with the minutes of the anniversary meet
ing, held in Hallowell, on the 6th and 7th of February, 1840.
Brunswick : Press of Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. 48. [322
 Significance of its Struggle. 1840. See Frqthingham, Frederic.
 Slavery vs. The Bible. Correspondence of the General Conference
of Maine and the Presbytery of Tombecbee, Mississippi. With
appendix, by Cyrus P. Grosveuer, 1840. [323
 Proceedings of the American Anti-Slavery Society, at its third
decade held in the city of Philadelphia, Dec. 3d and 4th, 1863.
With an appendix and catalogue of anti-slavery publications in
America, from 1750 to 1863. New York: American Anti-Slavery
Society, No. 48 Beekman Street. 1864. Svo. pp. 175. [334
Contains letters from Samuel Fessenden and David Thurston.
 History of the cause in Maine. 1888 See Willey, Austin.
(An) Appeal to the People on the Question of Sepaeation.
" Shall the Legislature be requested to give its consent to the separ

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 41
ration of the District of Maine from Massachusetts, proper, and
to the erection of said District into a separate state." Mass. Re
solves. Printed (by request). April, 1816. Svo. pp. 21. [325
 The same. Second edition. Svo. pp. 20.
(The) Appeal to the two counties of Lincoln and Hancock, from the
Forlorn Hope, or Mount of Distress; to the General Court, or to
all the world. Portsmouth, N. H. Printed by Charles Peirce,
proprietor of the work. 1796. 12mo. pp. 11-20 (and lacking
some pages beyond). [326
This seems to be connected with " The Unmasked Nabob of Hancock
County," which see.
Appleton. Incorporated 1829.
Account of bell presented to by Samuel Appleton. See Lothrop,
Samuel K.
 Appleton Record, Census, History, Statistics, Business Directory,
etc., etc. 1888. Union Publishing Co., Union. ISmo. pp. 28. [327
Appleton, D. F.
The Origin of the Maine Law and of Prohibiting Legislation, with a
brief memoir of James Appleton. By D. F. Appleton. New
York : The National Temperance Society and Publication House.
1886. Svo. pp. 52. (Port.) [328
Appleton, Edwaed. Civil engineer, Boston.
Report of a survey and estimate for a railroad from Waterville to
Bangor, Me. Waterville: E. Maxham, Printer. 1848. Svo. pp.
12. (Folded map.) 329
This was the Penobscot and Kennebec railroad, which merged in 1862 with
the Maine Central railroad.
Appleton, Feedeeick.
Recollections of. 1847. See Appleton, Martha W. H.
Appleton, Feedeeick Hunt. 6. 1844. Lawyer, Bangor.
Co-author Maine Digest, 1880. See Plaisted, Harris M.
Appleton, James. 1786-1852. Temperance reformer. Portland.
Memoir of. 1886. See Appleton, D. F.
Appleton, Mes. Jane Sophia, and Baeeett, Mes. Coenblia Ceosby,
Bangor.
Editors. Voices From the Kenduskeag.
"Whether we whisper of love, hope or fear.
Bring laughter, or tears, or only a sneer.
Or lull you to sleep as we buzz in your ear.
The gravest and gayest must candidly own
That to please you we seek— whatever our tone.
Bangor: Published by David Bugbee. 1848. 12mo. pp. 286. [330
Contents. The Poetical Introduction, by Mrs. Jane S. Appleton and Mrs.
Henrietta C. Ingersoll; The Speculator, by John E. Godfrey; The Countess of

42 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Appleton, Mes. Jane Sophia, and Baeeett, Mes. Coenblia Ceosby,
Continued.
Croye, by Mrs. Martha Hill Barker; The Morning Star, by Rev. F. H. Hedge;
Criticism upon Critics, by Edward M. Field ; To the Author of a Version of
the CXXXVII Psalm, by Mrs. Eliza L. Crosby; Woman, Is It by Thee? by Mrs.
Jane S. Appleton; Love and Romance, by Mrs. Henrietta C. Ingersoll; Song
of the Angels, from Goethe's Faust, by Rev. F. H. Hedge ; The Star, by the
same ; A Vision of Bangor in the Twentieth Century, by Edward Kent; The
Macedonian, by Mrs. Jane S. Appleton; Asa Glover, Esq., by Mrs. Cornelia C.
Barrett; I Have a Shroud, by Mrs. Martha H. Barker; The Field of the In
curables, by Edward Kent; Manners, by Mrs. H. C. Ingersoll; On Hearing
Ladies Toasted as "The Poetry ot Life," by Mrs. Jane S. Appleton ; The Dream,
by Rev. F. H. Hedge; An Idle Word, by Mrs. Eliza L. Crosby; The Whist
ling Wind, by Mrs. H. C. Ingersoll; The Festival of the C4sa de Campo
author unknown; Lenora, from the German of Burger, by Mrs. Jane S.
Appleton; Correspondence, by William Paine ; The Flight, by Mrs. Martha
H. Barker; A Dirge, by Mrs. H. C. Ingersoll; Social Intercourse, by Mrs.
Eliza L. Crosby; A Simple Sketch of Simple Things, by Miss Mary Moulton;
The Violet, from the German, author unknown ; Veneration for the Past, by
Rev. F. H. Hedge; Portrait of C. H. C, by Mrs. Eliza L. Crosby; Childhood
and the Old Elm, by Mrs. Isaac S. Hatch ; The Human Heart, by Mrs. Martha
H. Barker; The Secret Offering, by Mrs. Benjamin Plummer; The Resolve, a
Tale, by Mrs. Cornelia C. Barrett; Stanzas, by Rev. Frederick H. Hedge; A
Garden, a Shadow, a Book and a Tree, by Mrs. Eliza L. Crosby; A Sketch, au
thor unknown; Softly, Woman, by Mrs. Eliza L. Crosby; The Archer and the
Maid, by Mrs. H. C. Ingersoll; Sequel to "Vision of Bangor," by Mrs. Jane S.
Appleton; The Child's Spring Song, by the same; Tobacco, by Mrs. Withers;
The Teachings of Nature, author unknown; It is Not Fit For Thee to Wear,
by Mrs. Eliza L. Crosby; The Veiled Donor, by Mrs. Jane S. Appleton;
Penobscot Characters, byjohn E. Godfrey; An Apology, by Mrs. H. C. Inger
soll; The Beleagured City, by Capt. George W. Patten.
Appleton, Jesse, D. D. 1772-1819. Clergyman and president of Bow
doin College, 1807-19.
God's Care of the Church. A sermon delivered at Gorham, Jan.
ISth, 1809, at the ordination of the Rev. Asa Rand, to the pastoral
care in that place. By Jesse Appleton, A. M., president of Bow
doin College. Portland: Printed by Weeks & M'Kown. n. d.
(1809.) 12mo. pp. 28. [331
 The Immutability of Religion. A sermon preached at the ordin
ation of the Rev. Reuben Nason, to the pastoral charge of the
Congregational church in Freeport, Feb. 7th, 1810. By Jesse
Appleton, A. M. Portland: J. M'Kown, Printer, March 1810. Svo.
PP- 19- [332
 A Sermon delivered at Saco, Oct. 24, 1810, at the ordination of the
Rev. Jonathan Cogswell, to the pastoral office in that place. By
Jesse Appleton, D. D., president of Bowdoin College. Portland:
Printed by Francis Douglas, 1810. Svo. pp. 17. [333
 A Sermon delivered at Augusta, Oct. 16, 1811, at the ordination of
Rev. Benjamin Tappan, to the pastoral office in that place. By
Jesse Appleton, D. D., president of Bowdoin College. Augusta:
Printed by Peter Edes, 1811. Svo. pp. 23. 1-334

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 43
 A Discourse, delivered June 20, 1813, before the officers and stu
dents of Bowdoin College, occasioned by the death of Frederick
Southgate, A. B., lately a tutor in said college. By Jesse Annie-
ton, D. D. Our dying friends are pioneers, to smooth
Our rugged path to death ; to break those bars
Of terror and abhorence, nature throws
Cross our obstructed way; and thus to make
Welcome as safe our port from every storm. YODKG.
Si supremus ille dies non extinctionem, sed comnmtatione adfert loci;
quid optaMlius. Cic. Tus. Dis. 1, 1 : 49.
Boston: Printed and published by Nathaniel Willis, No. 76 State
Street, 1813. Svo. pp. 24. [335
Frontispiece, monument inscribed, " Sacred to the memory of Frederick
Southgate. Born Aug. 9, 1791. Died, May 19, 1813."
 A Discourse, delivered at Bath, May 11, 1813, before the Society for
Discountenancing and Suppressing Public Vices. By Jesse Apple-
ton, D. D., president of Bowdoin College.
Nihil est enim illi principi Deo, qui omnem hunc mundum regit,
quod quidem in terrisflat acceptius, quam concilia, coetusque hom-
inum jure sociati. Cic. de Repub. L. vi. 9.
Boston : Printed for the Society. 1813. Svo. pp. 24. [336
 A Sermon preached at Boston, at the annual election. May 25, 1814,
before His Excellency, Caleb Strong, Esq., His Honor, William
Phillips, Esq., Lieutenant Governor, the Honorable Council and-
Legislature of Massaschusetts. By Jesse Appleton, D. D., pres
ident of Bowdoin College. Boston: Printed by RusseU, Cutler
& Co., for Benjamin Russell, printer to the State. 1814. Svo
pp. 29. [337
 The Perpetuity and Importance of the Sabbath. A sermon deliv
ered at a meeting of citizens from most of the towns in the
county of Cumberland, and from several in the counties adjacent,
held in Portland, Nov. 10, 1814, for the purpose of taking meas
ures to promote the due observance of the Lord's Day. By Jesse
Appleton, D. D., president of Bowdoin College.
The nations whence this spirit (of religion) is best preserved have the
greatest respect for the Sabbath. Necker on the Imp. of Rel. Opin.
As necessary as it is that religion should be at all preserved in the world,
so necessary it is that some time should be set apart for men's instruction
in the will of God, and for their solemnizing his worship. Dr. S. Clarke.
Printed by A. &. J. Shirley. 1814. Svo. pp. 30. [338
 A Sermon delivered at Brunswick, April 13, 1815, appointed as a
day of national thanksgiving, by the president of the United
States, on account of the peace recently established between this
country and Great Britain. By Jesse Appleton, D. D., president

44 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Appleton, Jesse, D. D., Continued.
of Bowdoin College. Hallowell: Ezekiel Goodale. 1S15. Svo. pp.
24. [339
 An Address delivered before the Massachusetts Society for Sup
pressing Intemperance, at their anniversary meeting May 31,
1816. By Jesse Appleton, D. D., president of Bowdoin College.
Boston: Printed by Samuel Etheridge. 1817. Svo. pp. 31. [340
 A Sermon delivered at Freeport, Nov. 6, 1816, at the ordination of
the Rev. Enos Merrill, to the pastoral office in that place. By
Jesse Appleton, D.D., president of Bowdoin College. Charles
town: Printed by Samuel Etheridge, 1817. Svo. pp. 31. [341
 A Sermon delivered at Northampton, Sept. 18, 1817, before the
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. By
Jesse Appleton, D. D., president of Bowdoin College. Charles
town. Printed by Samuel Etheridge, 1817. Svo. pp. 31. [342
 A Sermon before the Maine Missionary Society, at its eleventh an
niversary in New Gloucester, June 24, 1817. See his works, 2:. 300.-
 A Sermon delivered at Portland, Nov. 19, ISIS, at the formation of
the Maine branch of the American Society for Educating Pious
Youth for the Gospel Ministry. By Jesse Appleton, D. D., presi
dent of Bowdoin College. Hallowell: Printed by E. Goodale,
1819. Svo. pp. 28. [343
 Sermon at funeral of. 1819. See Tappan, Benjamin.
 Addresses of Jesse Appleton, late president of Bowdoin College,
delivered at annual commencements from 1808 to 1818: with
sketch of his character. Brunswick: Joseph Griffin. 1820. Svo.
pp. xxxi, 176. (Port.) [344
The sketch was written by Rev. I. Nichols, D. D., of Portland. This book
is said to have been the first book printed In Brunswick. But see note un
der Cotton, N.
A portion of the edition appeared in quarto form.
 Lectures, delivered at Bowdoin College, and occasional sermons.
By Jesse Appleton, D. D., late president of Bowdoin College.
Brunswick: Printed by Joseph Griffin. 1822. Svo. pp.421. (Port.) [.345
This volume contains a memoir of the life and character of the author,
by Rev. Benjamin Tappan, of Augusta.
 The works of Jesse Appleton, D. D., late president of Bowdoin
College, embracing his course of theological lectures, his
academic addresses, and a selection from his sermons • with a
memoir of his life and character. In two volumes. Andover:
Published by Gould & Newman. 1837. Vol. I. 18.36. Svo. pp.
.506. Vol. II. Svo. pp. 552. ' ' [345
The memoir is by Rev. A. S. Packard, D. D.
"Few of our writers show equal correctness and propriety in the use of
words, and of the idioms of the English language. " " We would character-

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 45
ize the style of President Appleton as chaste, luminous and polished, occa
sionally exhibiting passages of striking beauty and force. "
"The interesting and able memoir of Prof. Packard adds much to the
value of the publication. " No. Am. Rev. 45: 231.
 Review of his life and writings. 1837. See Stone, Thomas T.
 Notice of his life and writings. 1837. See Tappan, Benjamin.
 Memoir of President Appleton. Am. Q. Reg. 11: 1. (1838.) (Port.) [347
 Sermons of. Chr. Mo. Spec. 5: 432. (1838.) [348
 Biographical Notice of. 1842. See Bradford, Alden.
 Moral and Intellectual Culture. (1842.) See New Hampshire Book.
 Sketch of. N. E. Reg. 1 : 329. (1847.) [349
 Commemorative Notice of. 1837. See Sprague, William, B.
Appleton, John, LL. D. 1804-91. Lawyer, and chief justice Supreme
Court, Bangor.
Usury Laws. Am. Jur. 6: 282. (1831.) [350
 Reports of cases determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of the
State of Maine. By John Appleton.
Maine Reports. Volume XIX. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters and
Smith. 1842. Svo. pp. 499, (1.) [351
Maine Reports. Volume XX. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters and
Smith. 1843. Svo. pp. viii , (5), 10-511, (1.) [352
From pp. 1 to 256, by John Appleton, Volume VI. From pp, 257
to 511, by John Shepley, Volume VII.
The same. Second edition. Portland: Dresser, McLellan and Co.
1878.
 Law of Evidence. Mass. Quar. Rev. 2: 39. (1848.) [353
Review of Greenleaf's Law of Evidence.
 Judicial Oaths. Mass. Quar. Rev. 3: 161. (1850.) [.354
Review of " Bentham on Oaths," and "The Oath," by D. X. Junkin.
 The Rules of Evidence Stated and Discussed. By John Appleton,
justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine. Philadelphia:
T. and W. Johnson & Co., law booksellers and publishers, 525
Chestnut Street. 1S60. Svo. pp. 284. [355
Reviewed by George S.Hillard, No. Am. Rev. 92: 615. (1861.) The most
remarkable thing about Chief Justice Appleton is his early adoption of the
views of Jeremy Bentham and that school in regard to legal reform. He
entered into this discussion with the greatest enthusiasm half a century
ago, and has never ceased with tongue and pen to advocate these doctrines.
When he began this labor, it required no small courage to meet the scorn,
contempt and even abuse of the legal profession. Such radical doctrines
the lawyers all thought were worthy of a mad-house, and they were de
nounced with vigor and not seldom with venom. Now all is changed. In
every state of the Union, as well as in England, ancient and absurd rules of
evidence have been altered, and common sense has full sway in the most
important branch of jurisprudence. To no man living is the credit due
more than to John Appleton. Every Other Sat., Jan. 1884.

46 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Appleton, John, LL. D., Continued.
 Testimony of parties in criminal prosecution. Letters in American
Law Register, N.S., 4:577. (1865.) 5:129. (1886.) [356
Reviewed and criticised. Am. Law. Reg. 6: 386. (1867.)
 Biography of. 1885. See Biograph. Encyl. Maine.
 Proceedings of the Penobscot Bar in relation to his death. 1891.
See Hamlin, Charles.
Appleton, John. 1815-64. Lawyer, Portland.
 Oration delivered before the democratic Republicans of Portland
and vicinity, July 4, 1838. By John Appleton. Portland: Printed
at the Argus office, 1838. Svo. pp. 16. [357
 Obituary Address on Daniel Webster. 1852. See Webster, Daniel.
 Sketch of. See Emery, George F.
Appleton, John Feancis. 1835-70. Lawyer, Bangor.
 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Encyl. Maine.
Appleton, Maetha Wylly (Hyde) b. 1816, Portland.
 Recollections of Frederic.
" Is it well with the child? "
And she answered, " It is well." 2d Kings, IV. 26.
Portland: Hyde, Lord and Duren. 1847. 160. pp. 72. [358
Appleton, Samuel. 1766-1853. Boston.
Memorial of. 1850. See Jewett, Isaac A.
Apthoep, Leonaed Foster. 1805-29. Teacher, Baltimore.
 Confessions of a Country Schoolmaster. Boston Month. Mag
2: 14. (1826.) [359
Concerning his experience at Harpswell
Aebucklb, j.
 A Temperate Experience on Mount Desert. Lippinc 14- 250
(1882.) [360
Aechee, Gabeiel. d. 1609-10. Secretary Virginia colony.
 The relation of Captain Gosnold's voyage to the north part of
Virginia, begun the sixth and twentieth of March, Anno. 42,
ElizabethiB Regina, 1602, and delivered by Gabriel Archer, a gen
tleman in said voyage. Purohas, Samuel, his Pilgrims 4- 1647.
(1625.) [ggi
 The same. Mass. Hist. Soe. Coll. 3d. ser. 8: 72. (1843.)
Aegall, Sie Samuel. 1572-1639. Eng. dep. gov. of Virginia.
 Voyage of. 1610. See Brown, Alexander.
 Destroys Mount Desert. 1611. See Relations des Jgsuites.
 Expels French from St. Sauveur; ruins St. Sauveur. 1611 See
Charlevoix, P. F. X.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 47
 His Expedition to Acadia. (1613.) See Hamor, Raphe.
 ^Expedition to Acadia. 1613. See Folsom, George.
— —Biography of. 1798. See Belknap, Jeremy.
 Attempted Vindication of his capture and dispersion at Mount
Desert. Mass. Hist. Soe. Coll. 4th. ser. 9: 42-46 and note 498
(1871.) [362
Discussed at meeting of Maine Hist. Soe, at York, August 22, 1870. Por
report. See Boston Daily Adv., Aug. 31, 1870.
Aegylb. Incorporated 1839.
 Early settlement in. (1886.) See Porter, Joseph W.
Aemsteong, John. 1709-79. English physician and poet, /tp
 ^Art of Preserving Health, first published in the year 1774/ By John
Armstrong, M. D., Kennebunk, (Maine). Printed and sold by
Stephen Sewall. 1804. 120. pp. [363
Army of the Potomac.
 See Military History.
Arnold, Alexandee S. Valley Falls, R. I.
 Uncle Timothy Taber, or the new minister. A story for old and
young, by a Sabbath-school superintendent.
"Buy the truth and sell it not: also wisdom, instruction and understand
ing." Prov. XXIII. 23.
G. W. Quimby: Publisher, Augusta, Me. Boston, Mass. 1868.
16mo. pp. 228. (1 Illus.) [364
Arnold, Benedict. 1741-1801.
 The original manuscript of Colonel Benedict Arnold's journal of
the expedition to Quebec, left by him at West Point, whence he
fled on hearing of Andre's capture. 4to. pp. 40. [365
Sold at the Barlow auction, 1890. It commences September 27th,
1775, and ends October 29th of the same year. Extracts are con
tained in the appendix of Samuel L. Knapp's Life of Burr, 1835.
 Letters written while on the expedition across the state of Maine,
with journal of the tour from the St. Lawrence to the Kennebec,
supposed to have been made by Col. Montresor, chief of the en
gineer department, about 1760. Me. Hist. Soe. Coll. 1: 447. (1831.)
Several of these letters are in Bowdoin College library. They are de
scribed by G. T. Packard in the New York Independent, 1881. For an account
of the journal, see Montresor, John.

DIAEIES AND JOUENALS OF THE EXPEDITION TO QUEBEC 1875.
 Journal. See Dearborn, Henry.
 Diary of Caleb Haskell. See Withington, Lothrop.
 Account of hardships and sufferings of the forces. See Henry,
John J.

48 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Aenold, Benedict, Continued.
 Journal of the expedition. (Unprinted.) See Heth, William.
 Journal of the march. (Anonymous.) See Journal.
 Journal. (Unprinted.) See McCoy, Sergeant.
 Journal of occurrences. See Meigs, Return J.
 Journal of expedition. See Melvin, James.
 Journal of daily occurrences. See Pierce, John.
 Journal of the expedition. See Senter, Isaac.
— — Diary of Sergt. Squier, Connecticut line. See Squier, Ephraim.
 Journal of September, October and November. See Topham, John.
 Journal of Simeon Thayer. See Stone, Edwin M.
 The same. (Extracts.) See Cowell, Benjamin.
 Journal kept by Joseph Ware. See Ware, Joseph, and Winsor,
Justin.
 Diary of Ebenezer Wild. With list of diaries and journals. See
Winsor, Justin.

 Account of the Expedition. (1831.) See Allen, William.
 His March to Quebec. (1844) See Goodrich, S. 6.
 Account. (With illustrations.) (1850.) See Lossing, Benson J.
 Account. 1851.) See Stanhope, Philip H. (Lord Mahon.)
 Arnold's Expedition to Quebec. (1879.) See Jones, Thomas.
 A Lost Chapter ofthe Expedition. (1885.) See Hayden, Horace E.
 ^March to Canada. (1885.) See Mills, W. H.
For other accounts of the expedition see
London Mag. 45: 480. (1776); Isaac N. Arnold's Life of Arnold, chs. 3 &4;
Bancroft: Hist, of U. S., 8: 190; Graham's Lif e of Daniel Morgan, 66: 108;
Losing ; Life of Schuyler, 448464 ; (N. E. Reg.) (1867.) Potters' Am. Mo. 5 : 887
(1875); Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soe. Trans. 1871-72; 1872-73; 1876-77; Sparks'
Life of Arnold, chs. 3 & 4; Sparks' Cor. Am. Rev. 1:46,60, 88,475; Hill,
George C, Life of Arnold, 66-108. The Mag. Am. Hist. 10: 263, (1883), notes a
paper concerning the expedition read before the Berkshire Hist. Soe, by
W. E. Collins. A lyceum lecture on the same subject was delivered by
John L. Sibley, iu Massachusetts, about 1840. A map of the route is given
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1873-74. See Greenough, Jones & Co.
1875. See Greenough & Co.
1877. See Greenough & Co.
1879-80. See Greenough & Co.
1880. See Greenough & Co.
1882. See W. A. Greenough & Co.
1884. See W. A. Greenough & Co.
1885-86. See W. A. Greenough & Co.
1887-88. See W. A. Greenough & Co.
1890. See W. A. Greenough & Co.
DISCOUESBS.
Funeral Rev. John Smith 1831. See Pomeroy, S. L.
Thanksgiving. 1835. See Curtis, Thomas.
Thanksgiving. 1837. See Pomeroy, S. L .
On Temperance. 1839. See Maltby, John.
Methodist Centennary. 1839. See Tefft, Benjamin F.
Elements of a Perfect Character. 1840. See Tefft, Benjamin F.
On Death of President Harrison. 1841. See Tefft, Benjamin F.
On Death of President Harrison. 1841. See Hedge, Frederick H.
On Christian Perfection. 1841. See Pond, Enoch.
On Impulses of Piety. 1844. See Maltby, John.
On Princeton Disaster. 1844. See Chaplin, Jeremiah.
On Controversy of State and People. 1850. See Allen, Joseph H.
On Rev. D. H. Mansfield. 1855. See Knox, Loren L.
On Elisha Kent Kane. 1857. See Allen, Joseph H.

72 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bangoe, Continued.
On Twenty-flfth Year of Pastorate. 1859. See Maltby, John.
On Rev. John Maltby. 1860. See Pond, Enoch.
On the National Crisis. 1861. See Tefft, Benjamin F.
Historical. 1861. See Small, Albion K. P.
On Abraham Lincoln. 1865. See Rowland, Lyman S.
On Rev. Enoch Pond. 1882. See Harris, Samuel.
In Memory of Benson Sewall. 1888. See Field, George W.
EDUCATION, LIBEAEIES AND PUBLICATIONS.
Theological Seminary. See Bangor Theological Seminary.
Eastern Magazine. 1S35. See Carter, John S.
Maine Monthly Magazine. 1S36. See Gilman, Charles.
Catalogue of Bangor Circulating Library. 1836. See Duren, E. P.
Fifth Annual Report of the Managers of the Bangor Lyceum.
Submitted Apr. 13, 1841. Bangor: Printed by Edwards &
Smith. 12mo. pp. 12. [522
Voices from the Kenduskeag. 1S4S. See Appleton, Mrs. Jane S.
Catalogue of books in the library of the Bangor Mercantile Asso
ciation. 1855. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 18-55.
12mo. pp. 55. [523
Catalogue of the Girl's High School, Bangor. 1851-58. Bangor:
Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1858. Svo. pp. 22. [524
Catalogue library Mechanics' Association. 1870. [525
Library Association catalogue of books. 1S73. Svo. pp. 244. [526
Catalogue of the library of the Bangor Mechanic Association,
Bangor. 1873-75. Svo. pp. 244, 146. [527
Pamphlet for Teachers of. 1885. See Robinson, Franklin C.
Bangor Historical Magazine. 1885-91. See Porter, Joseph W.
Catalogue of the Public Library of Bangor. Bangor: Press of
Joseph Mooney & Co. 1886. Svo. (pp. 935.) [528
HISTOSY AND ANTIQUITIES.
First White Settler. 1769. See Porter, J. W.
First Settlers and their Lots. See Porter, J. W.
Annals of. 1769-86. See WilUamson, W. D.
Early Settlement of. Bang. H. M. 1 : 2. (1885.) [529
Early Settlement of. See Williamson, W. D.
Exploration of. 1786. See Stone, Jonathan.
Municipal History of. 1787-96. See Porter, Joseph W.
Letter of the Selectmen. 1798. Bang. H. M. 4: 191. (1889.) [530

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 73
Post-office, Bangor. Established Jan. 1, 1801. Bang. H. M. 1-8
(1885.) [531
First Saw-mill on the Kenduskeag. 1801. See Porter, J. W.
Petition for Taking Toll on the Kenduskeag Bridge, 1802. (From
Massachusetts Archives.) Bang. H. M. 3: 160. (ISSS.) [532
British at. 1814. See Lossing, B. J.
First Newspaper in. 1815. Bang. H. M. 5 : 47. (1889.) [533
Sketch of. 1834. See Directory. 1834.
Great Freshet of March 29, 1846. See West, John.
Remarkable Petrifaction Found at Bangor. N. E. Reg. 8: 263. (1885.) [534
Historical Sketch. 1867. See Smith, Samuel S.
Annals of. 1882. See Godfrey, John E.
History Boston and Bangor Steamship Company. 1884. See Var
ney, George J. [535
Looking Back: series of articles in Bangor Commercial, 1885-86.
Svo. Cuttings in Bangor Public Library.
Territorial History of. 1887. See Paine, Albert W.
Graveyards of. ISSS. See Paine, Albert W.
LECTUEES, LETTEES, SPEECHES, EULOGIES, ETC.
A Political Letter of 1813. Bang. H. M. 3: 211. (1888.) [536
Lecture on Agriculture. ISIS. See Senter, Nath. G. M.
An Argument delivered before the Bangor Forensic Club, on the
question " Ought the Law, Requiring the Opening of our Post-
offices, and the Transportation of our Mails, on the Christian
Sabbath, to be Repealed?'' Thursday evening, Jan. 6, 1831.
Bangor: Burton & Carter, Printers. 1831. Svo. pp. 28. [537
Poem before Debating Club. 1835. See Snow, George W.
Speech at Banquet. 1835. See Webster, Daniel.
Lecture, Lyceum. 1836. See Hedge, Frederick H.
Letter to Citizens. 1843. See Adams, John Quincy.
Lecture on Failures in Teaching. 1848. See Kingsbury, John.
Lecture on Cooperation of Parents and Teachers. 1848. See
Batchelder, Jacob.
Lecture on The Qualiflcations of the Teacher. 1848. See
Munroe, Nathan.
Lecture on School Government. 1848. See Philbrick, J. D.
Lecture on The Improvement of Common Schools. 1848. See
Swan, W. D.

74 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bangoe, Continued.
Presentation by ladies of. 1S44. See Gough, John B.
Eulogy on President Taylor. 1850. See Little, George B.
Letter in reply to invitation. 1856. See Curtis, George W.
A Sacred Maintenance of the Common Bond. Bangor Daily Union
report of the grand Union meeting in Norembega Hall, Bangor,
Wednesday evening, Jan. 11, 1860; containing the speeches of
Judge Hathaway and Hon. George Evans, and the letters from
ex-President Pierce, Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. Caleb Cush
ing, ex-Governor Wells, Hon. M. H. Smith, Hon. James W.
Bradbury. The call and signatures, officers of the meeting,
prayer of Dr. Tefft, the resolutions, and the patriotic letter of
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens to Victor Hugo. (Phonographic report.)
Bangor: Printed at the office of the Daily Union. 1S60. Svo. pp.
32. [538
Speech, political. 1860. See Douglas, S. A.
Charge to clergy. 1862. See Burgess, George.
Eulogy on Lincoln. 1865. See Everett, Charles C.
Speech, political. 1868. See Wilson, Henry.
Speech on Chinese Question. 1870. See Kimball , C. P.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Report on the affairs of the Bangor bank. Boston: Printed by
RusseU & Gardiner. 1S22. Svo. pp. 16. [539
Report of survey of railroad from, to Waterville. 1848. See Apple-
ton, Edward.
Almanac of. 1875. See Roberts, Charles P.
A Southern Moral from Bangor. The Nation. 49:44. (1889.) [540
The Fire Service of. 1890. See Rowe, James Swett.
OEATIONS AND CELBBSATIONS.
Fourth of July in, 180.5. Bang. H. M. 2:219. (1887.)
Oration, Masonic. 1808. See May, Hezekiah.
Oration, 4 July, 1838. See Hedge, Frederick H.
Oration, 4 July, 1840. See Bartlett, Joseph T.
Oration, 4 July, 1861. See Harris, Samuel.
Oration, consecration soldiers' monument, 1866. See Tefft, Benj. F.
Centennial Celebration of the Settlement of Bangor, Sept. 30, 1869.
(Seal of city.) Published by direction of the Committee' of Ar
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This volume contains the address of Hon. John E. Godfrey.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 75
RELIGIOUS. ADVENT.
History of the Advent Christian church. 1889. See Duren, E. F.
BAPTIST.
Manual First Baptist church. Bangor. Organized 1818. Bangor:
Wheeler & Lynde, Printers. 1868. 12mo. pp. 21. [542
Semi-centennial Anniversary of First Baptist church, Bangor, Jan
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Historical discourse by Rev. Albion K. P. Small, from 1 Sam. 12: 7.
History of the First Baptist church. 1S6S. See Duren, E. F.
Confession of Faith and catalogue of the members of the Second
Baptist church, Bangor. Organized September 12, 1845. Bartlett
& Burr, Printers. 1852. 12mo. pp. 21. [544
Second Baptist church, Bangor. Declaration of belief, church
covenant, and catalogue of members.
" Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and every one that
loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. "
Bangor: Thomas W. Burr, Printer. 9 Hammond St. 1882. ISmo.
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Our Church Waymark. Published in the interest of the Columbia
Street (Second) Baptist church. Bangor. No. 1. January, 1887.
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A Souvenir Programme of the first annual reunion and reception
of the Essex Street Free Baptist church, Thursday evening, Nov.
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The same. Second annual meeting, Nov. 29th, 18S7. 16mo. pp. 16.
[548
History of the First Free Baptist church. ISSS. See Duren, E. F.
CONGBEGATIOMAL.
Confession of Faith and Covenant. Adopted by the First Congre
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Manual, historical sketch, &c. 1856. See Sanford, William.
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5, 1833. n. d. (1833.) 16mo. pp. 7. [550

76 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bangoe, Continued.
Catalogue of the members of Hammond Street Congregational
church. Organized December 5, 1833. Original members from
the First Congregational church in Bangor. 1837. ISmo. pp. 8.
[551
Catalogue of books in the library of the Hammond Street Sabbath-
school, Bangor. 1840. ISmo. pp. 16. [552
Confession of Faith and Covenant of the Hammond Street Congre
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5 1833. Bangor: Samuel S. Smith. Printer, 1S50. ISmo. pp. IS.
[553
It includes a list of members.
Supplementary Catalogue of the members of the Hammond Street
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Catalogue of books in the library of the Hammond Street Sabbath
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changes.
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ceived from March 20, 1878, to December 31, 1S81. 12mo. pp. 20.
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Bangor, for 1882. 12mo. pp. 8. Nos. 1081-1099, changes, etc. [-558
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Supplement. 1885. 12mo. pp. 4.
Supplement. 1886. 12mo. pp. 4.
Supplement. 1887. 12mo. pp. 4.
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Monthly Chronicle, containing church news. Published by the
Hammond Street church. 1887. Svo. pp. 4.
The same. 1888. 4to. pp. 4.
The same. 1889. 4to. pp. 4.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 77
The same. 1890. 4to. pp. 4.
Third, or Central church. Confession of faith and covenant of the
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West Bangor. Dedication of the chapel at West Bangor. Thurs
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EPISCOPAL.
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METHODIST.
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(Second church.) Manual Union Street Methodist Episcopal (Grace)
church. Organized 1846. Bangor: O. F. Knowles & Co.,
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History. 1886. See Duren, E. F.
UNITARIAN.
Unitarian church. Sermon at dedication. 1829. See Huntoon,
Benj.
Sketch of. 18.37. See Descriptive.
Farewell Sermon at. 1850. See Hedge, Frederick H.
Farewell Sermon at. 1857. See Allen, Joseph H.
History. 1SS6. See Duren, E. F.
Pastorate of Rev. Frederick H. Hedge. (1890.) See Cressey,
George C. UNIVERSALIST.
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SEEMONS.
Ordination James Boyd. 1800. See Messenger, Roswell.
Ordination Harvey Loomis. 1811. See Gillet, Eliphalet.
Missionary. 1824. See Greeley, Allen.
Dedication Union Street church. 1829. See Huntoon, Benj.
On Universalism. 1829. See Dods, John B.
Missionary. 1835. See Shepard, George.
Thanksgiving. 1837. See Pomeroy, Swan L.
On "A Ministerial Support. " 1838. See Pomeroy, Swan L.
Fast, " Characteristics of the Times. " 1S3S. See Maltby, John.
" Owe No Man Anything. " 1839. See Hedge, Frederick H.

78 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bangoe, Continued.
" Practical Goodness the True Religion. " 1840. See Hedge, Fred
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On Character, Rev. Dr. Channing. 1842. See Hedge, Frederick H.
On the Error and the Correction. 1845. See Maltby, John.
On the Guilt of Contempt. 1847. See Giles, Henry.
Missionary. 1843. See Hathaway, G. W.
Missionary. 1848. See Hobart, Caleb.
Missionary. 1854. See Cutter, Edward F.
Farewell. 1850. See Hedge, Frederick H.
" A Reign of Terror. " 1856. See Allen, Joseph H.
On Government. 1856. See Maltby, John.
Farewell. 1857. See Allen, Joseph H.
Missionary. 1857. See Hopkins, Mark.
On " A Pattern Church. " 1859. See Maltby, John.
After Installation. 1869. See Gilman, Edward W.
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In Memory Rev. John Maltby. 1860. See Shepard, George.
" A Year of War. " 1862. See Battles, Amory.
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On Lincoln. 1865. See Johnson, Edwin.
On Landing of the Pilgrims. 1865. See Everett, Charles C.
Missionary, 1866. See Ives, Alfred E.
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The Promises of God. 1875. See Knapp, Arthur M.
Other Worlds than Ours. 1875. See Knapp, Arthur M.
In Memory Chapin Humphrey. 1875. See Hazelwood, Francis F.
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Creation Continuous. 1879. See Knapp, Arthur M.
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"Maine Charity School." Opened at Hampden, 1816. Removed
to Bangor, 1819. CATALOGUES.
General Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Dec. 1827.
Burton & Carter, Printers. Bangor. Svo. pp. 5. [555

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 79
Catalogue of the officers and students of the Theological Institu
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Catalogue of the officers and students of the Theological Institu
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study. Bangor: S. S. Smith, Printer. 1835. 12mo. pp. 12. [567
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1835-36.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1836. 12mo. pp. 12.
[56S
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1837-38.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1838. Svo. pp. 12. [569
Catalogue of the Classical Institute, Bangor, Maine. 1836-37.
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Bangor: Samuel S. Smith, Printer. 1838. 12mo. pp. 11. [571
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1838-39.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1839. Svo. pp. 12. [572
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1839-40.
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General Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor. Maine.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1841. Svo. pp. 16. [574
General Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1S42. Svo. pp. 12. [575
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1842.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1843. Svo. pp. 12. [576
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1844. Ban
gor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1844. Svo. pp. 12. [577
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1S45. Ban
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Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1846. Ban
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Catalogue of the officers, alumni, and students of the Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1847. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S.
Smith. 1847. Svo. pp. 12. [580
Catalogue of the officers and students of the Theological Seminary,
Bangor, Maine. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1S48. Svo.
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Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1849. Svo. pp. 12, [582
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, 1850. Bangor:
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General Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Me. 1851 .
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1851. Svo. pp. 20. [584

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Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, 1860. Bangor:
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Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, 1861. Bangor:
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gor, Me., 1865. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1865.
Svo. pp. 32. [598
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Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1866-67.
Bangor: Printed by Smith & Hill. 1S67. Svo. pp. 12. [600
General and Annual Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Ban
gor, Maine. 1868. Bangor: Printed by Smith & HiU. 1868.
Svo. pp. 36. [601
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Me. 1868-69. Ban
gor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1869. Svo. pp. 12. [602
Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Me., 1869-70. Ban
gor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1870. pp. 12. Svo. [603

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General and Annual Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Ban
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General and Annual Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Ban
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General and Annual Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Ban
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Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. 1875.
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7

82 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Account of the Maine Charity School, Bangor. 1820. Svo. pp. 8.
[625
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86 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Sunday evening, July 31, in the Park Street church, and repeated
by request, on Sunday evening, Aug. 7, in the First Parish church.
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16mo. pp. 16. [680
 Minutes of the Baptist Convention of Maine , holden at Noble-
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adjourned meeting, held at Bath, Oct. 6, 1825. Thomaston:
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 Minutes of same, held in Readfield. 1828. 16mo. pp. 23.
 Fifth Anniversary. Minutes of same, at Jefferson. 1829. 16mo.
pp. 24.
Sixth Anniversary. Minutes of same, at North Yarmouth. 1830.
16mo. pp. 24.
Seventh Anniversary. Minutes of same. Bloomfleld. 1831. 16mo.
pp.21.
Eighth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Warren. 1832. 16mo. pp.
23.
Ninth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Readfield. 1833. 16mo. pp.
27.
Tenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Topsham. 1834. 16mo.
pp. 27.
Eleventh Anniversary. Minutes of same. Portland. 1835. 19mo.
pp. 36.
Twelfth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Bangor. 1836. 16m o.
pp. 40.
Thirteenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Bath. 1837. 16mo. pp
16.

88 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Baptists, Continued.
Fourteenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Waterville. 1838. 16mo.
pp. 24.
Fifteenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Sedgwick. 1839. 16mo.
pp. 24.
Sixteenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Thomaston. 1840. 16mo.
pp. 24.
Seventeenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Hallowell. 1S41. 16mo.
pp. 24.
Eighteenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Turner, 1841. 16mo.
pp. 24.
Nineteenth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Warren, 1842. 16mo.
pp. 32.
Twentieth Anniversary. Minutes of same. China, 1S43. 16mo.
pp. 36.
Twenty-first Anniversary. Minutes of same. East Winthrop, 1845.
16mo. pp. 32.
Twenty-second Anniversary. Minutes of same. Brunswick, 1846.
16mo. pp. 40.
Twenty-third Anniversary. Minutes of same. Dover, 1847. 16mo.
pp. 31.
Twenty-fourth Anniversary. Minutes of same. Damariscotta,
1848. 16mo. pp. 34.
Minutes of twenty-fifth annual meeting of same. Ellsworth,
1849. 12mo. pp. 34.
Minutes of twenty-sixth annual meeting of same. South Berwick,
1850. 12mo. pp, 40.
Minutes of twenty-seventh annual meeting of same. Bloomfield.
1851. 12mo. pp. 36.
Minutes of twenty-eighth annual meeting of same. Belfast, 1852.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of twenty-ninth annual meeting of same. Saco, 1853.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of thirtieth annual meeting of same. Bangor, 1854.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of thirty-first annual meeting of same. Eastport, 1855.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of thirty-second annual meeting of same. Rockland, 1856.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of thirty-third annual meeting of same. Portland, 1857.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of thirty-fourth annual meeting of same. Waterville
1858. 12mo. pp. 44. ' '

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 89
Minutes of thirty-fifth annual meeting of same. Biddeford, 1859.
12mo. pp. 46.
Minutes of thirty-sixth annual meeting of same. Augusta, 1860.
12mo. pp. 36.
Minutes of thirty-seventh annual meeting of same. Bath, 1861.
12mo. pp. 48.
Minutes of thirty-eighth annual meeting of same. Skowhegan,
1862. 12mo. pp. 36.
Minutes of the thirty-ninth annual meeting of same. South Ber
wick, 1863. 12mo. pp. 32.
Minutes of the fortieth annual meeting of same. Bangor, 1864.
12mo. pp. 34.
Minutes of the forty-first annual meeting of same. Lewiston, 1865.
12mo. pp. 40.
Minutes of the forty-second annual meeting of same. Saco, 1866.
12mo. pp. 48.
Minutes of the forty-third annual meeting of same. Rockland,
1867. 12mo. pp. 60.
Minutes of the forty-fourth annual meeting of same. Brunswick,
1868. 15mo. pp. 80.
Minutes of the forty-fifth annual meeting of same. Oldtown, 1869.
12mo. pp. 74.
Minutes of the forty-sixth annual meeting of same. Portland,
1870. 12mo. pp. 88.
Minutes of the forty-seventh annual meeting of same. West
Waterville, 1871, 12mo. pp. 88.
Minutes of the forty-eighth annual meeting of same. Bath, 1872.
12mo. pp. 92.
Minutes of the forty-ninth annual meeting of same. Damariscotta,
1S73. 12mo. pp. 92.
Minutes of the fiftieth annual meeting of same. East Winthrop,
1874. Svo. pp. 76.
Minutes of the fifty-first annual meeting of same. Auburn, 1875.
12mo. pp. 72.
Minutes of the fifty-second annual meeting of same. Hallowell,
1876. Svo. pp. 100.
Minutes of the fifty-third annual meeting of same. Thomaston,
1877. Svo. pp. 80.
Minutes of the fifty-fourth annual meeting of same. Biddeford,
1S7S. Svo. pp. SO.
Minutes of the fifty-fifth annual meeting of same. Bangor, 1S79.
Svo. pp. SO.

90 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Baptists, Continued.
Minutes of the fifty-sixth annual meeting of same. Augusta, 1880.
Svo. pp. SO.
Minutes of the fifty-seventh annual meeting of same. Skowhegan,
1881. 6vo. pp. SO.
Minutes of the fifty-eighth annual meeting of same. Waterville,
1882. Svo. pp. 80.
Minutes of the fifty-ninth annual meeting of same. South Ber
wick, 1883. Svo. pp. 80.
Minutes of the sixtieth annual meeting of same. Houlton, 1884.
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Minutes of the sixty-first annual meeting of same. Portland, 1885.
Svo. pp. 84.
Minutes of the sixty-second annual meeting of same. Rockland,
18S6. Svo. pp. 84.
Minutes of the sixty-third annual meeting of same. Bangor, 1887.
Svo. pp. 163.
Minutes of the annual meetings of same, Lewiston, 1888. Svo.
pp. 88.
Minutes of the annual meetings of same. Bar Harbor, 1889. Svo.
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Minutes of the annual meetings of same. Sanford, 1890. Svo. pp.
95.
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Bowdoinham Association. Annual minutes from 1790 to 1865, both
inclusive. Seventy-nine pamphlets. 12mo. and 16mo., varying
from 8 to 24 pp.
Cumberland Association. Annual minutes from 1811 to 1865, both
inclusive. Fifty-four pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo., varying from
8 to 24 pp. each.
Damariscotta Baptist Association. Minutes of the anniversaries,
from the first to the 22d, both inclusive, from 1843 to 1867.
Twenty-five pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo., varying from 8 to 35 pp.
each.
Eastern Maine Association. Minutes from 1819 to 1833, both in
clusive. Sixteen pamphlets, Svo. and 12mo., varying from 8 to
16 pp. each.
Hancock Baptist Association. Minutes of the anniversaries from
the first to the thirty-second, both inclusive, 1835 to 1866
Thirty-two pamphlets, Svo., 12mo. and 16mo., varying from 12 to
23 pp. each.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 91
Kennebec Association, Annual minutes from 1830 to 1865, both in
clusive. Thirty-six pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo. varying, from 8
to 24 pp. each.
Lincoln Association. Annual minutes from 1805 to 1867, both in
clusive. Sixty-three pamphlets, Svo. and 16mo., varying from 8
to 24 pp. each.
New Hampshire Association. (Comprising towns in the western
part of Maine.) Minutes from 1789 to 1818, both inclusive.
Thirty pamphlets, Svo., 12mo. and 16mo., varying from 8 to 17 pp
each.
Oxford Association. Minutes of the anniversaries from the first to
the thirty-ninth, both inclusive. 1829 to 1867. Thirty-nine
pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo., varying from 3 to 16 pp. each.
Penobscot Association. Annual minutes from 1826 to 1864, both in
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8 to 31 pp. each.
Piscataquis Association. Minutes of the anniversaries from 1839 to
1865, both inclusive, excepting those for 1861, which appeared
with the Convention minutes for that year. Twenty-six pamph
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Saco River Baptist Association. Minutes of the anniversaries from
the first to the twenty-fourth, both inclusive. 1842 to 1865.
Twenty-four pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo., varying from 12 to 20
pp. each.
Waldo Association. Annual minutes from 1829 to 1866, both in
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to 22 pp. each.
Washington Baptist Association. Minutes of the anniversaries from
1835 to 1866, both inclusive, being from the first to the thirty-
second anniversary. Thirty-two pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo.,
varying from 12 to 24 pp. each.
York Baptist Association. Annual minutes from 1819 to 1867,
both inclusive. Forty-nine pamphlets, 12mo. and 16mo., varying
from 8 to 16 pp. each.
JToie. The separate publication of the annual minutes of the foregoing as
sociations ceased iu 1865. After that year they were included in the minutes
of the General Convention.
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 The same. (1872.) See Tincker, Mary A.
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Journal of John Barber when Fort Halifax was built. 1754. N. E.
Reg. 27: 281. (1875.)

92 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Preface to "Wreck ofthe Rainier." 1883. See Humphrey, Omar J.
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 On the Road. By the author of the novel, " Saved by the Sword."
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226.
Baeboue, William Macleod, D. D. &. 1827. Professor Bangor
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Christ a Preacher. Matt. 9:35. Sermon bef ore the Maine Mission
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- — -The same. Minutes forty-eighth annual meeting Congregational
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 America's Interest in Common Schools. Address delivered at the
dedication of the new Grammar School, Bangor, Dec. 30, 1875.
By the Rev. W. M. Barbour, D. D., professor in Bangor Theo
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 The same. (Second edition.) Bangor: O. F. Knowles <fe Co.,
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Baekee, Fen G. Bath.
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Baekek, Jacob L., and family. Brewer. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Baekee, Jeeemiah.
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Baekee, Lewis. 1818-90. Lawyer, Exeter and Bangor.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Encyl. Maine.
 Sketch of. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
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Report of the Commissioners on the Variations of the Magnetic
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Baelow, Joel. 1754-1812. Statesman. Hartford, Conn.
The Hasty Pudding. A poem in three cantos.
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He makes a good breakfast who mixes pudding with molasses.
Written in Champerry in Savoy, 1793. By Joel Barlow, Esq.,
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Barlow, Nathan.
A Vision seen by Nathan Barlow, of Freetown, (called so by the
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94 bibliography of maine.
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A Sermon delivered June 7th, 1809. At the ordination of the Rev.
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Lewiston: Printed at the Daily Journal Office, Lisbon Street.
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In 1863 the college was incorporated and the name of the institution was
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In 1864 the departments of the institution were divided and all below the
college was incorporated under the name of "The Latin School! "
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From and after 1866, the catalogues of the Latin School have been pub
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Catalogue of the officers and students of Bates College, Lewiston,
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In 1870 a theological school was incorporated with the college, but no
change was made in the title of the catalogue.
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[774
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[785
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Catalogue of Bates College, Lewiston, Me. 1SS3-84.
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Catalogue of Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. 1884-85.
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Catalogue of Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. 1886-87.
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Catalogue of Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. 1887-88.
Printed at the Journal Office. 1887. Svo. pp. 40.
Catalogue of Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. 1888-89.
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Fourteenth Annual Address of the President to the Corporation,
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Fifteenth Annual Address of the President to the Corporation,
Wednesday, June 26th, 1878. Lewiston: Printed at the Journal
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Seventeenth Annual Address of the President to the Corporation,
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Discourse. Religion and Science. 1882. See Stanley, R. C.
Nineteenth Annual Address of the President to the Corporation,
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106 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Under the management of the students. Ten numbers are published
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Bates, Jambs, M. D. 1789-1882. Physician, Norridgewock, Yar
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BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 107
 Sermon, missionary. 1810. See Gillet, Eliphalet.
 Sermon, ordination of J. W. Ellingwood. 1812. See Woods,
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 Account of captured English Bibles brought there by a privateer.
1813. See Bible Society of Massachusetts.
 Marriages solemnized by Rev. J. W. Ellingwood, 1813-53. See
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 Memorial of the citizens of Bath, protesting against any increase
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 Sermon, ordination Seneca White. 1823. See Gillet, Eliphalet.
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 Sermon. 1828. See Ellingwood, J. W.
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[822
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108 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bath, Continued.
 Sermon, "Is Earth Man's Final Destiny?" 1877. See Dike, Sam
uel F.
 Gov. King, and his Home at. 1878. See Swasey, A. S.
 ^A Complete Schedule of vessels built and registered in the district
of Bath, Maine, commencing at 1783, giving rig, name, tonnage,
where built, first master, registering owner and hailing port.
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Bound with same, under separate title-page, is the following:
A Complete Schedule of vessels, built and enrolled in the district
of Bath, Maine, commenced at 1871, giving rig, tonnage, where
built, first master, and hailing port. Compiled from the records
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Sermon on Mrs. Nancy Ellingwood. 1844. See Adams, George E.
Sermon, missionary. 1844. See Dike, Samuel F.
 Sermon, 1844. See Thurston, Stephen.
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 Directory. 1867-8. See Langford & Chase.
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Masons at Bath, Maine. Chartered May 23, 1866. Portland:
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 The Annual Report of the Board of Trade of Bath, Maine. Sub
mitted at a meeting holden Feb. 4, 1884. Together with a list of
officers and committee, by-laws of the association, ship-building
statistics, &c., &c. (City seal.) Bath: Printed by E. Upton &
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Historical and descriptive view. Pages 23-34.
 Address before the General Conference. 1886. See Hyde, William
DeWitt.
 Directory, 1887. See Greenough, W. A. & Co.
 Manual of the Winter Street church, of Bath, Maine. Containing
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 History of the Lower Kennebec. 1602-1889. See Reed, Parker M. v
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[830
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[833
Baxtes, Jambs Phinnby. b. Gorham, 1831. r. Portland.
Red Riding Hood, as exhibited in pantomine at City Hall, Port
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¦  Laus Laureati. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Feb. 27, 1882.
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110 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Baxter, Jambs Phinney, Continued.
 Greeting to the Mentor. A poem at the birthday celebration of Prof.
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Notices of William Scadlock, Thomas Williams, Henry Warwick, Thomas
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 Seal of the "Council for New England," (with engraving). Mag.
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Notices of John Cousins, No. Yarmouth; Joseph Bowles, John Boaden,
Saco; Thomas Wise, Casco; Edward Rishworth, York; William Royall, No.
Yarmouth; Peter Garland, William Gibbins and George Lewis, Casco.
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 Editor. The Trelawny Papers. Edited and illustrated with his
torical notices and appendix. By James Phinney Baxter, A. M.
(Rubricated facsimilie of the seal of the Maine Historical Society.)
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The same. Edition de luxe. 50 copies, each numbered and signed;
printed on large paper.
 Editor. Documentary History of the State of Maine. Vol. II
Containing the Trelawny Papers. Edited and illustrated with his
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Published by the Maine Historical Society, aided by appro
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1884. Press of John Wilson aud Son, Cambridge. Svo. pp.
xxxii, 520. (17 facsimilies, maps and engravings,) [842
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Noticed in the N. E. Keg. 39 : 94. (1889.)
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11:24. (1S84.) " [843
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Fifty copies printed.
 Idyls of the Year. James Phinney Baxter.
" Gather a shell from the strown beach.
And listen at its lips : they sigh
The same desire and mystery.
The echo of the whole sea's speech. "
Portland: Hoyt, Fogg and Donham. 1884. 12mo. pp. 73. [845
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"Enquire no farther who was his father. Thou shalt anon see
that he was, as the Italians express it, a 'son to his own labors.' "
By James Phinney Baxter, A. M. Printed for the Gorges So
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(Reverse.) Two hundred copies. No. — From the Press of Stephen Berry ,
Printer. Portland, Maine.
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Eggecomb Knyght Lord of the Manr of Coyssaways to Rychard
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—Collections of the Old Colony Historical Society, No. 4. Early
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" Documentary History of the State of Maine. ' ' Vol. JX:_ Contain
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from the archives of Massachusetts, the Office of the Public Records in
London, and the Bureau of Marine and Colonies in Paris.

V

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Vol. I. Preface. Memoir. The Epistle Dedicatory. A Brief e Relation of
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116 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Beaed, Edwin Spensee. 1832-91. Clergyman, Warren, 1864-73.
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118 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Sermon CLXXVIII. By Rev. George C. Beckwith. Portland.
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The Harmony of Maine : being an original composition of psalm and
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" Awake ! thou everlasting Lyre !
That once the mighty Pindar strung,
When wrapt with more than mortal fire.
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" Awake ! arrest the rapid feet of time again
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Death ! great proprietor of all things,
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Beenaed, Sie Feancis. Governor of Massachusetts, 1760-69.
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Beery, Abel Blanchaed, Randolph, Mass.
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The Liberty of the Press Vindicated, and Truth Triumphant: State
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nominal complainant in the prosecution, and the nominal mover
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Bebsy, Sarah Webstes. 1840-92. (Mrs. Stephen Berry.) Portland.
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Stephen Berry, Printer. 1867. 12mo. pp. 23. (Illus.) [978

128 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bessy, Saeah Webstes, Continued.
 The same. As performed at City Hall, Providence, March 1868, for
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Bessy, Stephen, b. Augusta. 1833. Publisher, Portland.
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 History of Mt. Vernon Chapter, No. 1, of Royal Arch Masons, Port
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 History of Ancient Landmark Lodge, No. 17, Free and Accepted
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 Plea against some oppressive religious proceedings there, 1770.
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 Oration on medicine. 1801. See Emerson, Samuel.
 Directory of Salmon Falls. 1867. See Dudley, Dean.
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BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 129
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 Historical Sketch of. 1886. See Fogg, John S. H.
 Academy Class-day and Graduation. 1890. See Adams, Blanche H.
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Marriages in Sudbury-Canada. 1790-93. Me. Gen. 1:81. (1876.)

 Discourse on the prophesies. 1797. See Chapman, E.
 Oration, July 4th., 1809. See Mason, Moses Jr.
 Sermon, installation Henry Sewall. 1819. See Thurston, David.
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 Report of the centennial celebration at Bethel, Aug. 26, 1874.
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With greenness flashing everywhere —
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 Manual of the First Congregational church in Bethel, Maine, Aug.
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Betsey, a brig of Wiscasset; Narrative of its shipwreck. 1824. See
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Bezout, M.
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BiARD, PiEEEE, S. J. 1565-1622. French missionary at Port Royal and
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Desert) in 1611, and its destruction by Argall, in 1613.
10

130 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
BiASD, PiEEEB, S. J., Continued.
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 The Old Testament translated out of the original tongues: and
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 The Parallel Old Testament, containing both old and new revisions
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[1009
 The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Being
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versions arranged in parallel columns, thus facilitating compari
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those on the right are of the new version. Translated out of the
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of Portland, but will answer for any of the Northern states.
" Ere yet the systems from dark chaos rose.
And inert Nature slept in dull repose ;
The voice of God dispelled the gloom of night.
And through all space diffused the rays of light. "
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a young lady of Eastport, Maine. Being a truthful and well au
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love for one whom her parents disapproved — his departure for
Mexico — her determination to follow him at all hazards — her flight
in man's attire^enlistment — terrific battles of Mexico, her wounds,
voyage to California — the shipwreck and loss of her companions —
her miraculous escape — return to her native land — meeting of the
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wick, Oct., 1812. N. Cheever, Printer. Broadside. [1237
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1813. N. Cheever, Printer, Hallowell. Broadside. [1238
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1814. Goodale & Burton, Printers, Hallowell. Broad
side. [12:^9
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1815. N. Cheever, Printer, Hallowell. Broadside. [1240
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1817. E. Goodale, Printer, Hallowell. Broadside. [1241
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1818, E. Goodale, Printer, Hallowell. Broadside. [1242
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1819. E. Goodale, Printer, HaUoweU. Broadside. [1243
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Oct., 1820. J. Griffin, Printer, Brunswick. Broadside. [1244

160 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Medical Institution of Maine, at Bowdoin College. Brunswick: J.
Griffin, Printer. 1821. Svo. pp. 4. [1245
Catalogue of members.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick. Oct., 1821. J. Griffin, Printer, Brunswick. Broadside. [1246
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, and the
Medical School of Maine, February, 1822. Brunswick, Printed
byJJoseph Griffin, 1822. Svo. pp. 16. [1247
This was the lirst anuual catalogue published in pamphlet form.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, February, 1823. Brunswick: Printed by
J. Griffin. 1823. Svo. pp. 16. [1248
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Maine,
October, 1823. Brunswick. J. Griffin, P. Svo. pp. 11. [1249
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, February, 1824. Brunswick, Printed by
Joseph Griffin, Main Street, 1824. Svo. pp. 16. [1250
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, February, 1825. Brunswick, Printed by
Joseph Griffin, Main Street. Svo. pp. 16. [1251
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick, Me. Printed by Joseph Griffin, 1825. Svo. pp. 12. [1252
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. February, 1826. Brunswick, Printed by
Joseph Griffin, Main Street, 1826. Svo. pp. 16. [1253
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Maine,
October, 1826. Brunswick, Printed by J. Griffin. 1826. Svo. pp. 8.
[1254
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, February, 1827, Brunswick, Joseph
Griffin, Main Street, 1827. Svo. pp. 16. [1255
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, October,
1827. Svo. pp. 8. [1256
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, February, 1828. Brunswick, Joseph
Griffin, Printer, 1828. Svo. pp. 16. [1257
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, October,
1828. Brunswick, George Griffin, Printer, 1828. Svo. pp. 8. [1258

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 161
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, and the
Medical School of Maine, March, 1829. Brunswick, George
Griffin, Printer, 1829. Svo. pp. 16. [1259
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Maine,
October, 1829. Brunswick, Printed at the Bowdoin Press by G.
Griffin, 1829. Svo. pp. 8. [1260
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. April, 1830. Brunswick, Bowdoin
Press. J. Griffin. 1830. 12mo. p^. 20. [1261
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Maine:
October, 1830. Griffin's Press, Brunswick, 1830. 12mo. pp. 11.
[1262
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. April, 1831. Brunswick, Press of
Joseph Griffin, 1831. 12mo. pp. 24. [1263
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. April, 1832. Brunswick, Press of
Joseph Griffin, 1832. 12mo. pp. 24. [1264
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Maine.
October, 1832. Brunswick, Press of Joseph Griffin, 1832. 12mo.
pp. 12. [1265
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. April, 1833. Brunswick : Press of
Joseph Griffin. 1833. 12mo. pp. 24. [1266
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, Maine.
October, 1833. Brunswick, Press of Joseph Griffin. 1833. 12mo.
pp. 12. [1267
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, April, 1834. Brunswick, Press of
Joseph Griffin, 1S34. 12mo. pp. 24. [1268
The same. Printed by direction of the students. Portland : Arthur
Shirley, Printer. 1834. 12mo. pp. 24. [1269
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College. October
1834. Brunswick, Press of Joseph Griffin, 1834. 12mo. pp. 12.
[1270
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, April, 1833. 12mo. pp. 22. [1271
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, October,
1835. Brunswick, Press of Joseph Griffin, 1835. 12mo. pp. 12. [1272
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, April, 1836. Brunswick, Press of Joseph
Griffin. 12mo. pp. 23. [1273
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College. Bruns
wick, Press of Joseph Griffin, 1836. 12mo. pp. 12. [1274
12

162 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1837-38. Press of Joseph Griffin, 1837.
12mo. pp. 24. [1275
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College. 1837-38.
Brunswick: Press of Joseph Griffin, MDCCCXXXVII. Svo. pp.
16. [1276
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXXXVIII. Brunswick : Press
of Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. 20. [1277
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXXXIX. Brunswick: Press
of Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. 20. [1278
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXL. Brunswick: Press of
Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. 20. [1279
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXLI. Brunswick : Press of
Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. 24. [1280
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXLII. Brunswick: Press of
Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. 24. [1281
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXLIII. Brunswick: Press of
J. Griffin. Svo. pp. 24. [1282
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College for the
academical year 1843-44. Brunswick: Press of Joseph Griffin.
Svo. pp. 23. [1283
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1844. Brunswick: Press of Joseph
Griffin. Svo. pp. 24. [1284
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1845. Brunswick: From the press of
J. Griffin. Svo. pp. xxiv. [1285
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1845. Published by the students.
Boston: Samuel N. Dickinson & Co., Printers. 1845. Svo. pp.
24. [1286
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1846. Brunswick: From the press of
J. Griffin. Svo. pp. xxiv. [1287
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1846^7. Brunswick : From the press
of J. Griffin. Svo. pp. xxiv. [1288

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 163
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXLVII. Brunswick: From
the press of Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. xxiv. [1289
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. MDCCCXLVIII. Brunswick: From
the press of Joseph Griffin. Svo. pp. xxiv. [1290
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term. 1849. From the press
of J. Griffin. Brunswick. Svo. pp. xxiv. [1291
Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College
and the Medical School of Maine. Published by the students.
Troy, N. Y. Steam Press of J. C. Kneeland and Co. 1849.
Svo. pp. 24. [1292
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1850. From the press of
J. Griffin. Brunswick. Svo. pp. 24. [1293
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1850. Advertiser Press,
Foster & Gerrish, Printers. Portland. Svo. pp.26. [1294
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1851. From J. Griffin's
Press. Brunswick: Svo. pp. 31-24. [1295
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1851. Advertiser Press.
Foster & Gerrish, Printers. Portland. Svo. pp. 31-24. [1296
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1852. From J. Griffin's
Press, Brunswick. Svo. pp. 31-24. [1297
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1852-53. Hanover, N. H.
D. Kimball & Sons, Printers. Nov., 1852. Svo. pp. xxviii. [1298
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1853. From J. Griffin's
Press, Brunswick. Svo. pp. 31. [1299
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1853. From J. Griffin's
Press, Brunswick. Svo. pp. 31. [1300
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1854. Brunswick : Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1854. Svo. pp. 32.
[1301
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1854. Brunswick: Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1854. Svo. pp.
32. [1302

164 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1855. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1855. Svo.
pp. 32. [1303
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1855. Brunswick: Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1855. Svo. pp. 32.
[1304
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1856. Brunswick: Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1856. Svo. pp.
32. [1305
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1856. Brunswick: Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1856. Svo. pp. 32.
[1306
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1857. Brunswick: Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1857. Svo. pp.
32. [1307
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Pall term, 1857. Brunswick: Joseph
Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1857. Svo. pp. 32.
[1308
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1858. Brunswick : Jo
seph Griffin, Printer and Bookseller to the College. 1858. Svo. pp
32. [1309
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1858-59. Brunswick: Published by
J. Griffin. 1858. Svo. pp. 32. [1310
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1859. Brunswick: Published by J.
Griffin. 1859. Svo. pp. 32. [1311
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1859-60. Brunswick: Published by
J. Griffin. 1859. Svo. pp. 32. [1312
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1860. Brunswick: Published by J.
Griffin. 1860. Svo. pp. 32. [1313
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. (FaU term) 1860. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1860. Svo. pp. 32. [1314

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 165
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1861. Brunswick: PubUshed by J.
Griffin. 1860. Svo. pp. 32. [1315
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1861. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1861. Svo. pp. 32. [1316
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1862. Brunswick: Pub
Ushed by J. Griffin. 1862. Svo. pp. 32. [1317
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1862. Brunswick: Pub
Ushed by J. Griffin. 1862. Svo. pp. 32. [131S
Catalog-ue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1863. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1863. Svo. pp. 32. [1319
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1863. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1863. Svo. pp. 30. [1320
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College aud the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1864. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1864. Svo. pp. 32. [1321
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. FaU term, 1865. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1864. Svo. pp. 32. [1322
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1865. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1865. Svo. pp. 32. [1323
^Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. FaU term, 1865. Brunswick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1865. Svo. pp. 32. [1324
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1866. Brunswick: Pub
Ushed by J. Griffin. 1866. Svo. pp. 32. [1325
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Fall term, 1866. Brunswick: Pub
Ushed by J. Griffin. 1866. Svo. pp. 32. [1326
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Spring term, 1867. Brunwick: Pub
lished by J. Griffin. 1867. Svo. pp. 32. [1327
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. First term, 1867-68. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin. 1867. Svo. pp. 32. [1328

166 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Second term, 1867-68. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin. 1868. Svo. pp. 32. [1329
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. First term, 1868-69. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin. 1868. Svo. pp. 32. [1330
Catalogue of the officers aud students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Second term, 1868-69. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin. 1869. Svo. pp. 32. [1331
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. First term, 1869-70. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin. 1869. Svo. pp. 32. [1332
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. Second term, 1869-70. Brunswick:
Joseph Griffin. 1870. Svo. pp. 32. [1333
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. First term, 1870-71. Brunswick: Jo
seph Griffin. 1870. Svo. pp. 32. [1334
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1870-71. Brunswick : Joseph Griffin.
Svo. pp. 32. [1335
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1871. Brunswick. Nelson Dingley,
Jr., & Co., Lewiston, College Printers. 1871. 12mo. pp. 48
[1336
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1871-72. Brunswick. Nelson Ding
ley, Jr., and Co., Lewiston, College Printers. 1872. 12mo. pp.
56. [1337
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1872. Brunswick. Nelson Dingley,
Jr., & Co., Lewiston, College Printers. 1872. 12mo. pp. 56. [1338
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1873. Brunswick. Nelson Dingley,
.Jr., & Co., Lewiston, College Printers 1873. 12mo. pp. 55
[1339
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College, and the
Medical School of Maine. 187-3-74. Brunswick: Joseph Griffin.
1873. pp.54. [1340
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1873-74. Brunswick: Joseph Griffin.
1874. (2nd edition.) Svo. pp. 56. [1341

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 167
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. 1873-74. Brunswick: Joseph Griffin.
1874. (Third edition.) 12mo. pp. 56. [1342
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, at Brunswick, Maine. 1874-75. (Jan.
1875.) Brunswick: Telegraph Printing Office. 1875. 12mo. pp.
48. [1343
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, at Brunswick, Maine. 1874-75. (Apr.
1875.) Brunswick Telegraph Printing Office. 1875. 12mo. pp. 48.
[1344
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, for the year 1875-76. Brunswick,
Maine. Brunswick: Telegraph Printing Office. 1876. Svo. pp.
46. [1345
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, Brunswick, Maine, for the year 1876-
77. BrunsvTick: Telegraph Printing Office. 1877. Svo. pp. 48.
[1346
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine, Brunswick, Maine, for the year 1877-
78. Brunswick Telegraph Printing Office. 1877. Svo. pp. 51.
[1347
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1878-79. Brunswick:
Telegraph Printing Office. 1878. Svo. pp. 52. [1348
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1879- 80. Brunswick :
Telegraph Printing Office. 1879. Svo. pp. 49. [1349
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1880-81. Brunswick:
Telegraph Printing Office. 1880. Svo. pp. 52. [1350
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year lSSl-82. Brunswick:
Telegraph Printing Office. 1881. Svo. pp. 52. [1351
Catalogue of officers and the students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1882-83. Brunswick:
Telegraph Printing Office. 1883. Svo. pp. 52. [1352
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1883-84. Brunswick:
MDCCCLXXXIII. Svo. pp. 56. [1353
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1884-85. Brunswick:
MDCCCLXXXIV. Svo pp. 60. [1354

168 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1885-86. Brunswick:
MDCCCLXXXV. Svo. pp. 60. [1355
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1886-87. Brunswick:
MDCCCDXXXVI. Svo. pp. 58. [1356
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1887-88. Brunswick :
MDCCCLXXXVII. Svo. pp. 60. [1357
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1888-89. Brunswick:
MDCCCLXXXVIII. Svo. pp. 62. [1358
Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine. For the year 1889-90. Brunswick:
MDCCCLXXXIX. Svo. pp. 61. [1359
Catalogue of Bowdoin College and the Medical School of Maine.
1890-91. Brunswick, 1890. Svo. pp. 57, (7). [1360
CATALOGUES, TRIENNIAL AND GBNEEAL.
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alioujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Massachusettsensi. Qui a^
imum classium cseteris, lined interpositd, separantur, aUbi in-
stituti fuerunt, vel apud nos gradu honorario donati. Portland-
iae; E typis Johannis M'Kown. MDCCCX. Svo. pp. 8. [1361
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Massachusettensi. Qui ad
imum classium a caeteris, line interpositS, separantur, alibi ia-
stituti fuerunt, vel apud nos gradu honorario donati. Apud
Hallowell; E typis Nathanaelis Cheever. MDCCCXIII. Svo.
pp. 8. [1362
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui, numera et offlcia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi Brunsvici, in Republica Massachusettensi. Eccle-
siarum Pastores Uteris Italicis exarantur. Qui ad imum classium
a cseteris, linea interposita, separantur, alibi instituti fuerunt,
vel apud nos gradu honorario donati. Apud Hallowell: E typis
Ezekielis Goodale. MDCCCXVI. Svo. pp. 8. [1363
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia:
gesserunt, quique ahcujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Massachusettensi. Eccle-
siarum Pastores Uteris Italicis exarantur. Qui ad imum classium
a cseteris, linea interposita, separantur, alibi instituti, vel apud

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 169
nos gradu honorario donati. Apud Hallowell: E typis Ezekielis
Goodale. MDCCCXIX. Svo. pp. 12. [1364
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici:
E typis Griffin et Weld: MDCCCXXII. Svo. pp. 16. [1.365
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici: E typis
Joseph! Griffin. MDCCCXXV. Svo. pp. 18. [1366
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio Bow
doinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici: Georgii
Griffin. MDCCCXXVIII. Svo. pp. 21. [1367
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoine nsi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici : E typis
Josephi Griffin: MDCCCXXXL Svo. pp. 23. [1368
Catalogus eorum, qui munera et officia gessersunt, quique alicujus
gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici,
Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici: E typis Josephi Griffin.
MDCCCXXXIV. Svo. pp. 31-. [1369
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia ges
sersunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici: E typis
Josephi Griffin. MDCCCXXXVII. Foederatarum Americse Re-
publicarum summse potestatis anno LXII. Svo. pp. 40. [1370
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia ges
serunt, quique alicujus gradus donati sunt, in CoUegio Bowdoin
ensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Brunsvici : E typis Josephi
Griffin. MDCCCXL. Foederatum Americse Republicarum sum
mse potestatis anno XLV. Svo. pp. 46. [1371
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia ges
serunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. E typis Josephi
Griffin: MDCCCXLIII. Foederatarum Americse Rerumpublic-
arum summse potestatis anno LXVIII. Svo. pp. 51. [1372
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia ges
serunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. E typis Josephi
Griffin: MDCCCXLVI. Foederatarum Americse Rerumpublic-
arum summse potestatis anno LXXI. Svo. pp. 56. [1373

170 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Catalogus senatus academici, et eorum, qui munera et officia ges
serunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Typis Josephi
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Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, Republica Mainensi. Typis Josephi
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serunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Typis Josephi
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Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Typis Josephi
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runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio Bow
doinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Typis Josephi
Griffin: MDCCCLXI. Foederatarum Americse Rerumpublicarum
potestatis anno LXXXVI. Svo. pp. So. [1378
Catalogus senatus academci, et eorum, qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio Bowdoinensi,
Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Typis Josephi Griffin:
MDCCCLXIV. Foederatarum Americse Rerumpublicarum sum
mse potestatis anno LXXXIX. Svo. pp. 86. [1379
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serunt, quique alioujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Prelo Josephi
Griffin: MDCCCLXVII. Foederatarum Americse Rerumpublica
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serunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Prelo Josephi
Griffin: MDCCCLXX. Foederatarum Americse Rerumpublica
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serunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio
Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, iu Republica Mainensi. Josephus

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Bowdoinensi, Brunsvici, in Republica Mainensi. Stephanus
Berry, MDCCCLXXXI. Foederatarum America Rerumpublic
arum summse potestatis anno CVI. Svo. pp. 144. [1383
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General Catalogue of Bowdoin College and the Medical School of
Maine, including the officers of government and instruction and
all who have received degrees from the institution 1794-1889.
Brunswick, Maine. Published by the College 1889. Svo. pp. 176.
This is the first general catalogue which was printed in English. [1384
CATALOGUES OP COLLEGE SOCIETIES.
Catalogue of the members of the Peucinian Society. Bowdoin
College, Brunswick. 1818. Hallowell: Printed by E. Goodale.
1818. Svo. pp. 12. [1385
Catalogue of the library of the Peucinian Society, Bowdoin Col
lege. HaUoweU: Goodale, Glazier & Co., Printers. 1823. 16mo.
pp. 26. [1386
Catalogue of the honorary and immediate members of the Peu
cinian Society, of Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. Instituted
1805. Reorganized 1S14. Exeter. Printed by Charles Norris,
September, 1826. Svo. pp. 16. [1387
Catalogue of the library of the Peucinian Society, Bowdoin Col
lege, January, 1829. Brunswick: Printed by George Griffin.
1829. 16mo. pp. 42. [1388
Catalogue of the Fraternity of *. B. K., Alpha of Maine, Bowdoin
College, Brunswick. 1834. Brunswick : From the Press of Jo
seph Griffin. 18.34. Svo. pp. 14. [1389
Catalogue of the Ubrary of the Athenaaan Society of Bowdoin
CoUege. August, 1834. Brunswick. From the Press of J.
Griffin. 1834. 12mo. pp. 55. [1390
The number of volumes was 2912.
Catalogue of the Athensean Society of Bowdoin College, Bruns
wick. Instituted 1817. Incorporated 1828 Press of Joseph
Griffin. MDCCCXXXVIII. Svo. pp. 24. [1391
Catalogue of the Peucinian Society, Bowdoin College, Brunswick,
Maine. Instituted 1805, reorganized' 1814. Brunswick: Press
of Joseph Griffin. MDCCCXXXVIII. Svo. pp. 32. [1392
Catalogue of the library of the Athensean Society, Bowdoin Col
lege, Brunswick: Press of Joseph Griffin. 1838. Svo. pp. 24.
[1393

172 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Bowdoin College, Continued.
Catalogue of the Fraternity *. B. K., Alpha of Maine, Bowdoin
College. MDCCCXLII. Brunswick: Press of Joseph Griffin.
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Catalogue of the officers and members of the Peucinian Society,
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Catalogue of the Athensean Society of Bowdoin College. Institu
ted MDCCCXVII. Incorporated MDCCCXXVIII. Brunswick:
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Catalogue of the Peucinian Society of Bowdoin College. Press of
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Catalogue of the AtheuEean Society of Bowdoin College. Institu
ted MDCCCXVII. Incorporated MDCCCXXVIII. Press of Jo
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Catalogue of the Fraternity of *. B. K., Alpha of Maine, Bowdoin
College, Brunswick. 1849. J. Griffin's Press. Brunswick. Svo.
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Catalogue of the Peucinian Society of Bowdoin College. 1849.
n. p. n. d. (Brunswick: Press of Joseph Griffin.) Svo. pp. 53.
[1400
Catalogue of the Athensean Society of Bowdoin College. 1850.
Svo. pp. 46. [1401
Catalogue of the Peucinian Society of Bowdoin CoUege. 1852.
n. d. a. p. (Brunswick: Press of Griffin. 18.52.) Svo. pp. 61. [1402
Athensean Society, 1853. Bowdoin College, n. d. (1853.) n. p.
(Waldron & Moore, Printers, Brunswick.) Svo. pp. 64. [1403
This contains a historical sketch of the society.
Catalogue of the Peucinian Society of Bowdoin CoUege, 1855. n. d.
n.p. (18.55. Brunswick: Press of J. Griffin.) Svo. pp. 66. [1404
Athensean Society, Bowdoin College. 1856. n. d. n. p. (Bruns
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Catalogue of the Peucinian Society of Bowdoin College. 1858.
n. p. (Lewiston: Printed at the Journal Office, Svo. pp. 71. [1406
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College, Brunswick. 1860. Brunswick: Published by J. Griffin.
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Catalogue of the Athensean library, Brunswick: J. Griffln, 1861.
Svo. pp. 86. [1409

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Prefaced by a historical sketch written by Prof. H. L. Chapman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Observations of an eclipse of the sun at, June 16, 1806. Am. Phil.
Soc. Proc. 6: 275. [1411
Report of the committee appointed to settle the accounts of the
college treasurers. Portland: From the Gazette Press, n. d.
[1809.) Svo. pp. 13. [1412
Sketch of Class of 1810. See Page, Robert.
Meteorological observations at, 1808-11. See Cleaveland, Parker.
"Bowdoin CoUege." Gen. Repos. and Review. 2:186. (1812.) [1413
An account of the addition to the library under the bequest of the Hon.
James Bowdoin.
Laws of Bowdoin College. Hallowell: Printed by E. Goodale.
1817. Svo. pp. 29. [1414
Statutes of the Medical School of Maine : enacted by the trustees
and overseers of Bowdoin College, Sept. 5, 1820. Brunswick:
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Catalogue of the library of Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, Me.
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Catalogue of the library of the Medical School of Maine, at Bow
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Appendix to the catalogue of the Medical library of Bowdoin Col
lege, December, 1823. Brunswick: Joseph Griffln, Printer. 1823.
Svo. pp. 16. 1418
Laws of Bowdoin College, in the state of Maine, Brunswick:
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Laws of Bowdoin College, in the state of Maine. Brunswick:
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Catalogue of the library of the Medical School of Maine, at Bow
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Fanshawe: a tale connected with. 1828. See Hawthorne, Na
thaniel.
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of the overseers of the college, n. p. n. d. Svo. (pp. 16.) [1422
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Engraving of. 1830. See Austin, George L.

174 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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The Opinion of Judge Story in the case of William Allen vs. Joseph
McKeen, treasurer of Bowdoin College: also proceedings of the
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Catalogue of the library of the Medical School of Maine, at Bowdoin
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Historical Sketch of. 1835. See Packard, Alpheus S.
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Bowdoin Poets, 1840. (Also 1845 and 1857.) See Weston, Edward
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Annual Circular of Medical School. 1842.
Laws of Bowdoin College in the state of Maine. Brunswick: Press
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Record of the Class of '44, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. Law
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Class of '44, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. Reports of meetings,
1870 and 1871. Lawrence, Mass. : Geo. S. MerriU & Co. Steam
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Course of 1846. Press of Joseph Griffln. Brunswick. Svo. pp. 8.
[1437

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 175
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[1444
Annual Circular of the Medical School of Maine, at Bowdoin College.
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[1445
Engraving of the College. 1849. See Sears, Robert.
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n. p. n. d. (Brunswick, 1S5S.) Svo. pp. 31-37. [1451

176 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Triennial Report of the Class of 1861. Bowdoin College. Augusta:
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Questions upon the Old Testament History, including the Cam
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Catalogue of the library of Bowdoin College : to which is added an
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Packard was the compiler.
RoU of Honor. List of members of Bowdoin College, who have
served in the U. S. army or navy during the war of the rebellion.
Brunswick : Printed for the benefit of the soldiers' memorial fund.
1S65. Svo. pp. 12. [14gl
Medical School of Maine, at Bowdoin College. Course of 1865, com
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Svo. pp, 16. |-14g3

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4. (Reverse) Journal Steam Press, Lewiston. [1472
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First Annual Reunion of the Bowdoin Alumni Association of New
York. At Delmonico's, January 19, 1871. Reported by M. J.
Kelly, Stenographer.
Illustrated by eight steel engravings from the forthcoming history of the
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178 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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[148S
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[1502
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[1505
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186 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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type plates were destroyed in the Portland fire of 1866.
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188 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Kittery; Jeremiah Powell, North Yarmouth; Gen. Jedediah Preble, Port
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Maj. Samuel Sewall, York; Benjamin Vaughan, LL. D., Hallowell; Richard
Vines, Saco; Gen. Peleg Wadsworth, Hiram.
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190 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Beadman, Aethue.
A Narrative of the extraordinary sufferings of Mr. Robert Forbes,
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1805. 12mo. pp. .32. [1583

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 An Oration on music : pronounced at Fryeburg, before the Hans-
Gram Musical Society, on the first anniversary, October 10, 1811.
By Oliver Bray, Esq., au honorary member. Portland: Printed
by Arthur Shirley. 1812. Smo. pp. 21. [1584
Beebd, L. C.
Hints about Business : a manual of business laws, customs, famil
iarly explained. Also, containing facsimile forms of bills of lad
ing, railroad receipts, inland foreign entry, bills of exchange,
power of attorney, lease, notes, drafts, checks, receipts, bills,
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 The same. Second edition. Portland: Hoyt, Fogg & Breed. 91
Middle Street 1873. 16mo. pp. 100.
Bebmbn. Incorporated IS'JS. See also Bristol.
History. 1873. See Johnston, John.
Bebebton, John. English voyager.
A Brief and True Relation of the Discovery of the North Part of
Virginia: being a most pleasant, fruitful and commodious soil;
made this present year, 1602, by Capt. Bartholomew Gosnold,
Capt. Bartholomew Gilbert, and divers other gentlemen, their
associates, by the permission of the honorable knight. Sir Walter
Raleigb, &c. Written by M. John Brereton, one of the voyage.
Whereunto is annexed a treatise of M. Edward Hayes, containing
important inducements for the planting in those parts, and find
ing a passage that way to the South Sea, and China: with divers
instructions of special moment, newly added to this second
impression. London: Impensis Geor. Bishop, 1602.
Reprinted in Mass. Soc. CoU. 3d ser. 8: S3. (1843.) [1.5S6
Gosnold first made land at York Harbor, May 14, 1602. There were two
impressions of this tract in 1602- Three copies of the first are believed to
exist. One is in the John Carter Brown Library at Providence. A copy
brought £. 365 in 1886. The second impression contains twenty-four addi
tional pages of "Inducements," and a copy now in the Lenox Library, was
sold at the Barlow auction, 1890, for $1125
Beett, Maetin. 1794-1863. Paris.
Miscellany, containing a variety of anecdotes, religious experiences,
&c., &c., entertaining and useful to serious Christians of every
name, and especially to youth. Portland: Printed at the Mirror
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Beewee. Incorporated 1812, from Orrington. See also New Worcester.
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 Settlers in Prior to 1783. See Pratt, John F.
 Land Grants in 1783. See Orrington.
 ^Petition to Gov. Hancock. 1783. See Orrington.
 Intentions of marriages in. 1785-88. See Orrington.

192 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Beewee, Continued.
 Petitions from. 1788. See Pratt, John F.
 Petitions relating to the incorporation of Brewer. lSU-12. From
the Massachusetts Archives. Bang. H. M. 2 : 211. (1887.) [1588
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 Directory. 1875-76. See same.
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 Directory. 1885. See Greenough, W. A. & Co.
 Directory. 1887-88. See Greenough, W. A. & Co.
 Leading Business Men. ISSS. See Bangor.
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Beewee. Josiah Je. 1743-1805.
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Beewee, Sidney S. Clergyman.
An Exposition of the Sixth Chapter of Revelation: the seven seals
By S. S. Brewer.

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"ITie Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to show unto
his servants things which must come to pass; and he sent and signified it by
his angel unto his servant John, who bare record of the word of God, and
of the testimony of Jesus Christ, and of all things that he saw. Blessed is he
that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those
things which are written therein; for the time is at hand. Blessed is he
that keepeth the sayings of the proiihecyof this book; and he saith unto
me, seal not the sayings of this book. " Rev. i. 1. 2, 3. xxii. 7. 10.
Published by I. C. Wellcome. Yarmouth, Me. n. d. 16mo. pp.
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Beewstee, Charles Waeebn. 1812-68. Journalist, Portsmouth, N. H.
Rambles about Portsmouth. Second series. Sketches of persons,
localities and incidents of two centuries, principally from tradi
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with a biographical sketch of the author by Wm. H. Y. Hackett.
Portsmouth, N. H. Printed and pubUshed by Lewis W. Brews
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Ramble CXVI. The Sparhawk Family. Ramble CXXXIII. A Step over
the River.— The Celebrities of Kittery, in Former Days.— The Spring Family. [1598
Brewster, Jonathan M. 1832-82. Clergyman, Providence, R. I.
FideUty and Usefulness. Life of William Burr. By Rev. J. M.
Brewster, lately junior editor of the " Morning Star. " Dover,
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[1599
Beickett, George Edmund, M. D. Physician, Augusta.
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Bridge, Edmund. 1739-1825. Pownalborough.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Beidgb, Jambs. 1765-1834. Lawyer, Bucksport, Augusta.
Notice of. 1859. See Allen, Frederic.
 Biographical Sketch. 1863. See Willis, William.
 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Beidge, Nathan. 1775-1827. Lawyer, Gardiner.
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 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, Wm.
Beidgton. Incorporated 1794.
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14

194 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Beidgton, Continued.
 Address, dedication town house. 1852. See Cram, Marshall.
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Contains historical address by W. S. Kimball.
 Address. 1882. See Hawkins, Dexter A.
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 Catalogue of Books. First Congregational Sabbath-school library.
16mo. pp. 14. [1603
(A) Beief Account of the late revivals of religion in a number of
towns in the New England states, and also in Nova Scotia. Ex
tracted chiefly from letters written by several gentlemen of un
questionable veracity. To which is added, a very interesting
letter from a minister in London to a friend in Massachusetts.
Boston; Printed hy Manning & Loring, Sept. 1779. Svo. pp. 24.
[1604
Contains letters from Deer Isle, Litchfield and Bowdoinham.
(A) Beief Sketch of Parties — the British and American as connected
with the American system; together with an account of the
extraordinary doings of the Maine Legislature in 1831. Portland:
1831. Svo. pp. 88. [1605
(A) Beief Statement of the Unitarian Belief. Hallowell: Glazier,
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Beief Study in Genealogy. (Cony Family.) 1885. See Williams,
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Beiggs, Cyeus, M. D. 1800-71. Physician, Augusta.
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Beimbleoom, Samuel. 1779-1879. Clergyman, Haverhill, Mass.
The Parental Character of God. A discourse delivered before the
Second Congregational society in Norridgewock, Me., February
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22. [1607
Beimmee, Geoege B., and Family, Ellsworth. ISSS. See Porter, J. W.
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Relative to laws concerning debtors in Maine.

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Bristol. Incorporated 1765.
Abstract of Grants at Pemaquid. 1632. See Hazard, Ebenezer.
 Plantation of, mentioned. 1635. See Bradford, William.
 Description of Pemaquid, and character of the people. 1668. See
Hutchinson Thomas.
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 Visit to Sir Edmund Andros to. 1688. See Hutchinson, Thomas
 Proclamation at. 1688. See Andros, Edmund.
 Description of Pemaquid Fort. 1692. See Mather, Cotton.
 Truce at Pemaquid. 1693. See Moore, M. J.
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1696. (5.) Transcripts. Fo. and sm. 4to. [1610
In Boston Public Library.
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 Fort Pemaquid, or Pemquid or Pemkuit. Built by Andros; site;
account of; taken by Canibas; rebuilt in 1692; failure of ViUebon's
attempt on; English base hopes on; Indian's treaty at; Bomazeen
and other Abenaquis seized at. See Charlevoix, P. F. X.
 Description of fort. (1728). See Dummer, Jeremiah.
 The Petition and Memorial of the towns of Bristol, Nobleborough,
New Castle, Edgecomb, and Boothbay, in the county of Lin
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Boston: Printed by J. Belcher. 1811. Svo. pp. 32. [1611
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 Papers relating to Pemaquid. 1856. See Hough, Franklin B.
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 Jamestown of Pemaquid. 1869. See Hackleton, Maria W.
 History of Pemaquid. 1870. See Vinton, John A.
 Land Titles at Pemaquid. 1871. See Johnston, John.
 History of Bristol and Bremen. 1873. See Johnston, John.
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 Settlers in Pemaquid. 1876. See Hull, R. B.

196 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Beistol, Continued.
 Lost City of New England. 1877. See De Costa, B. F.
 Pemaquid under the Stuarts. (1878.) See Richardson, H. W.
 Samoset and New England Colonization. 1881. See Sewall, Rufus K
 Early History of Pemaquid. 1882. See Cushman, D. Q.
 Oldest gravestone in its cemetery. Mag. Am. Hist. 9:66. (1883.) [1612
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 Map of Pemaquid. 1886. See Winsor, Justin.
 Inscriptions from Fort Burying Ground. 1887. See Fossett, J. N.
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Beoeckaeet, Joseph.
The Fact Divine. An historical study of the Christian revela^
tion and of the Catholic church. By Joseph Broeckaert, S. J.
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Me. : McGowen & Young, 422 Congress Street. 1855. 16mo. pp.
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Beooklin. Incorporated from Sedgwick 1849.
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Beooks. Incorporated 1816.
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 Sermon, ordination. 1825. See Smith, .lohn.
Beooks, Chaeles. 1795-1872. Boston.
On the Introduction of Natural History as a Regular Classic in our
Seminaries. An address delivered before the American Institute
of Instruction, at Portland, Me., August, 1844. By Charles
Brooks, Boston. Published by request. Boston: William D.
Ticknor & Co., corner of Washington and School Streets. 1844.
I2mo. pp. 24. [161S

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Beooks, Eugene A., M. D. 1847-85. Physician, Portland.
Biographical Sketch of. 1885. See Gordon, S. C.
Beooks, James. 1810-73. Journalist, Portland, New York.
Our own Country, 1836. See Stephens, Ann S.
 Memorial Address by. 1869. See Fessenden, William P.
Brooks, John, LL. D. Governor of Massachusetts, 1816-23.
Tour in Maine. 1818. Bang. H. M. 6:111. (1890.) [1619
Brooks, John Geoege, M. D. Physician, b. York, 1821. r. Belfast.
Small-pox at Belfast, Me. Boston Med. and Surg. Jour. 50: 91.
(1854.) [1620
Beooks, Noah. Author, b. Castine, 1830. r. Newark, N. J., Castine.
The Waif of Nautilus Island. Scrib. 4:65. (1872.) [1621
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 The Apparition of Joe Murch. Scrib. 17 : 76. (1878.) [1623
Relating to Castine.
 The Fairport Nine, by Noah Brooks, author of "The Boy Emi
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 An Old Town with a History. Cent. 2:695. (1882.) (Illus.) [1625
 The Baron de St Castine. Mag. Am. Hist 9:365. (1883.) [1626
 A Lesson in Patriotism. St. Nicholas. 14: 340. (1887.) [1627
Gives an account of " The Hancock Cadets," a boys' company in Castine
in 1840.
Beooks,  .
The Physician's Assistant. Consisting of a short and comprehensive
materia medica, together with a summary view of the whole prac
tice of physics, surgery and midwifery. By the celebrated Dr.
Brooks, late of Hebron, Maine. Benjamin French. 1833. [162 8
Beooks, W. G. Boston, Mass.
Inscriptions copied from tombstones in the old burying-ground
at Portland. (Communicated by W. G. Brooks. Esq , Boston.)
N.E.Reg. 8:76. (18.54.) [1629
Beooks, William Heney, D. D. Hanover, Mass.
The Strong Staff and the Beautiful Rod Was Broken. A sermon
commemorative of the life and character of Joseph Smith, late
rear-admiral, U. S. N. Preached January 28, 1877, in St.
Andrew's church, Hanover, by William Henry Brooks, S. T. D.
Boston: A. Williams* Co. 1877. Svo. pp. 24. [1630

198 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Brooks, William Heney, D. D., Continued.
 " They shall inherit the land forever, the branch of my planting,
the works of my hand, that I may be glorified." Isa. 9: 21.
An Historical Address delivered at a service memorial of St. An
drew's church, Scituate, September 3, A. D. 1882. By the
minister of the church (which, in 1811, became St. Andrew's,
Hanover). The Reverend William Henry Brooks, S. T. D. Pub
lished by request. Boston: A. WiUiams & Co. Old Corner Book
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Sketch of Rev. William W. Wheeler, formerly of Georgetown, pp. 36-38.
Beooksvillb. Incorporated 1817.
Elegy on John Walker. 1831. See Black, Thankful.
 Sermon: Sins of Nation. 1857. See Smith, Iren W.
 History of. 1875. See Wheeler, Geo. A.
Bkoughton, Nathaniel A.
Memorial of. 1866. See Douglas, Ebenezer.
Beown, Alexandee, D. C. L. Norwood, Virginia.
The Genesis of the United States, a narrative of the movement in
England, 1605-16, whioh resulted in the plantation of North
America by Englishmen, disclosing the contest between Spain
and England for the possession of the soil now occupied by the
United States of America; set forth through a series of historical
manuscripts now first printed together with a reissue of rare con
temporaneous tracts, accompanied by biographical memoranda,
notes and brief biographies, coUected, arranged and edited by
Alexander Brown, member of the Virginia Historical Society, and
of the American Historical Association, Fellow of the Royal
Society at England. With 100 portraits, maps and plans. In
two volumes. (Publisher's trade-mark: engraving: motto-Tout
bien ou rein. The Riverside Press.) Boston and New York,
Houghton, Mifflin & Company. The Riverside Press, Cambridge.
MDCCCXL. Svo. Vol. I. pp. xxxvin, 524. Vol. II. pp. (2), 525-
1157. [1632
Contents relating to Maine : The draught of St. Georges Fort erected by
Captain George Popham, Esquire, and the entry of the famous river of Saga
dahoc, in Virginia, taken out by John Hunt, the viii day of October in the
Year of our Lord, 1607. With note by Charles Deane, LL. D., of Cambridge,
Mass. 190. CXLI. Capt. Argall's voyage towards Sagadahoc, 1610, 428.
CCXCI. H. de Montmerency, Admiral of France, to King James I. 1613.
CLVIll. Map of America, said to have been made in 1610, 457; Capture of
St. Sauvuer, 664. CCCXII. Extract from Carayon (Attack on St. Sauveur,)
698; CCXIII. Letter from Biard to Father Acquaviva, (Capture of St.
Sauvuer) , 700. CCCXV. Biard's Relation. Our Capture by the English, 709 ;
Brief biography of Sir Ferdinando Gorges, 902.
Some reasons against the assigned date of the map of America are given by
Samuel Adams Drake in the N. E. Reg., 46: 272, which are replied to by Mr
Brown , in the Register, 46 : 401.

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Brown, Asa.
An Oration on the anniversary of American Independence. Pro
nounced at Buxton, District of Maine, on the Fourth of July,
1808. By Asa Brown. Portland: Weeks & M'Kown, Printers.
1808. 12mo. pp. 21. [1633
Beown, Clark. 1772-1S17. Clergyman, Machias, 1795-97.
Sermon at his ordination, 1795. See Woodruff, Hezekiah N.
 The Trust Reposed in a Gospel Minister, and the requisite con
duct of his people. Illustrated in a sermon preached at Machias,
November 29, 1795. By Clark Brown, minister of the Christian
church and congregation in Machias. New Bedford, (Mass.)
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 Proceedings of the church and congregation at Machias, relative to
the settlement of the Rev. Clark Brown as their gospel minister.
New Bedford: Printed by John Spooner. 1797. Svo. pp. 20.
[1635
Beown Family. Concord, Mass., Bangor. 1887. See Porter, J. W.
Brown, Feancis, D. D. 1784-1820. r. North Yarmouth, 1810-15.
An Address on music: delivered before the Handel Society, Dart
mouth College, August, 1809. On occasion of their anniversary.
By Francis Brown. Hanover, (N. H.) Printed by Charles and
WilUam J. Spear. 1810. Svo. pp. 23. [1636
 The Faithful Steward. A sermon delivered October 24, 1810, at
the ordination of the Rev. Allen Greeley, to the pastoral charge
of the Congregational church, in Turner. By Francis Brown,
pastor of the First church in North Yarmouth. Portland : Printed
by Arthur Shirley. ISIO. Svo. pp. 32. [1637
 A Sermon delivered July 23, 1812, on the occasion of the State
Fast, adopted in consequence of the declaration of war against
Great Britian. By Francis Brown, minister of the gospel in
North Yarmouth. Portland: Published by Hyde, Lord & Co.
1S12. Svo. pp. 32. [1638
 The Evils of War. A Fast sermon, delivered at North Yarmouth,
April 7, 1S14. By Francis Brown, pastor of the church in said
town. Portland: Printed by Arthur Shirley. 1814. Svo. pp. 27.
[1639
 (The Progress and Triumph of the Christian Religion. Text,
Psalm 72: 16.) Sermon delivered before the Maine Missionary
Society, at their annual meeting in Gorham, June 22, 1814. By
Francis Brown, pastor of a church in North Yarmouth. HaUo
weU: Printed by N. Cheever. 1814. Svo. pp. 23. [1640

200 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Beown, Feancis, D. D., Continued.
 Calvin and Calvinism defended against certain injurious represen
tations contained in a pamphlet entitled " A Sketch of the Life
and Doctrine of the Celebrated John Calvin, " of which Rev.
Martin Ruter claims to be the author. By Francis Brown, pas
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 A Reply to Rev. Martin Ruter's letter, relating to Calvin and Cal
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50. [1642
Beown, Feedeeick, F. S. A. d. 1886. Clergyman, England.
The Gorges Family. By the Rev. Frederick Brown of Beckenham,
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 The same. Privately printed. Boston: 1875. Svo. pp. 11, (1).
Beown, Geoege F.
The Wondrous Tale of the Little Man in Gosling Green. A prize
tale. New Yorker, 1834. [1644
Reprinted in the Boston Pearl and Literary Gazette, Nov. 8, 1824, and in the
Brunswick, Telegraph, Jan. 12, 1863.
The scene is laid at Brunswick, and the " the little man " was Dr. John
Schwartkin of that town.
Beown, Geoege W. Bangor. 1886. See Porter, J. W.
Beown, John.
An Ordination Sermon preach'd at Arundel, November 4, 1730.
At the gathering of a church there ; and when the Reverend Mr.
Thomas Prentice was ordained pastor of the church in said
town. By the Rev. Mr. John Brown, pastor of the Church of
Christ in Haverhill. Boston, New England : Printed by T. Fleet
for T. Hancock, at the Bible and Three Crowns, near the Town
Dock, 1731. 16mo. pp. 5-42, [1645
Beown, John Bundy. 1805-81. Banker, Portland.
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 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Beown, John Marshall. 6. Portland. 1838. Banker, Portland.
Loyalty. An address delivered at the request of Seth Williams
Post, G. A. R., at Augusta, Maine, Decoration Day, May 30,
1873. By John Marshall Brown, Brvt. Brig. Gen. U. S. V. Print
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 Coasting Voyages in the Gulf of Maine, made in years 1604-5 and
6, by Samuel Champlain: a paper read at the winter meeting of
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Soc. CoU. 7: .343. (1876). / [1648

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 The same, in separate form. Bath: Printed by E. Upton & Son.
1S75. Svo. pp. 24, [1649
 The Mission of the Assumption on the River Kennebec, 1646-52.
Bead before the Maine Historical Society, May 15, 1879. Me. Hist.
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 Introduction to letters of the Jesuit Missionary, P. Biard. (1891.)
See Warren, Fred M.
Brown, John Newton, D. D. 1803-68. Clergyman, Boston.
The Apocalypse: a poem delivered before the Literary Fraternity
of WaterviUe College, at their ninth anniversary, August 2, 1836.
By Rev. J. Newton Brown of Exeter, N. H. Augusta: Luther
Severance, Printer. 1S36. 16mo. pp. 29. [1651
Beown, Joseph. 1761-1S19. Clergyman, Deer Isle, 1804-19.
A Sermon delivered at Deer Isle, January 10, 1810, at the inter
ment of Capt. Mark Haskell, who departed January 7th, in the
87th year of his age. By Joseph Brown, pastor of the church in
Deer Isle. Castine: Printed at the Eagle Office. 1810. Svo. pp.
IS. [1652
Beown, Joseph J. Islesboro.
Trial for murder, 1856. See Homicide.
Beown, Nathan Cliffoed. b. Portland, 1856. r. Portland.
(Extract from the proceedings of the Portland Society of Natural
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King, over the Baptist church of Christ in North Yarmouth, Me.

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Write the things which thou has seen, and the things which are, and the
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I consider an human soul without education, like marble in the quarry,
which shows none of its inherent beauties till the skill of the polisher
fetches out the color, makes the surface shine and discovers every orna
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Abenaquis capture Fort Pemkuit. 4:40. Seize fourteen English forta
near Kennebec, 43.
Acadia, situation and description, 1 : 248.
Andros, Sir Edmund, builds Fort Pemaquid. 3 : 210. Plunders Pentagoet,
211. Argall, Samuel, expels French from St. Sauveur, 1: 279; ruins St. Sauveur,
282. Arrowsick Island, treaty at, 5: 267; conference at, 272; situation of, 273.
Baxter, Rev. Joseph, missionary; sent to Kennebec, 5: 268; controversy
with Rale, ib.; retires, 269; notice of, 268.
Biard, F. Peter, sufferings and his relations in Acadia, 270; preaches to the
Canibas, 273: goes to St. Sauveur, 275; site of his colony, 277.
Biencourt, Charles de, goes with Biard to Kinibequi, 273.
Bigot, Father Vincent, gathers an Abenaqui village near Pentagoet, 3 : 308
Bomazeen, Abenaqui chief, treacherously seized, 4: 273.
Canibas, visited by Champlain,!: 49; besiege and take Pemkuit, 4: 40: 5: 25.
Capuchens, have hospice on the Kennebec, and house at Pentagoet, 2: 203;
3: 129, n.
Casco Bay, fort in, taken by De Portneuf. 4 : 133 ; attacked by Abenaquis
under Beaubassin, and relieved by Southwick. 6 : 161, n.
Castine, near Pentagoet. 3 : 130, n.
Charnise, Charles de Menou, Seigneur D' Aulnay de, notice of, 3: 131-32, n.;
Governor of Acadia, in 1647, 129; had fort on Penobscot, 130.
Church, Benjamin, at Fort Pemaquid, 4: 228.
Cromwell, Oliver, grants Acadia to Temple, La Tour and Crown, 3: 132, n.
Damisokantik. (Megantic Lake, or Farmington Falls?) Abenaqui mis
sion at, 6: 167, n.

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Druilletes, F. Gabriel, Jesuit, Abenaqui missionary, at Kennebec, 2 : 201.
Etechemins, Indians, formerly occupied all from Port Royal to Kennebec,
1: 276; their province formerly called Norumbegua; its limits, 1: 249.
Fort Loyal, taken by Portneuf, 4 : 133.
Fort Pemaquid or Pemquid or Pemkuit, built by Andros, 3: 210; site, ib.,
n.; account of, 4: 40, n.; taken by Canibas, 40: 43; rebuilt in 1692; 227, n.;
failure of ViUebon's attempt on, 228; English base hopes on, 255; Indian
treaty at, ib.; Bomazeen and other Abenaquis seized at, 273: 5: 23.
Fort Pentagoet, built by La Tour, 3: 129; held by Commander de Razilly,
129; taken by English, 135; by Dutch, 1S8, 294.
Frye, Rev. Jonathan, of Lovewell's party, scalps Indians, 5: 279, n.
Grandfontaine, Hubert d'Andigny, Chevalier de, as governor of Acadia:
resides at Pentagoet, 186; relieved by de Chambly, 187; appoints St. Castin
his lieutenant, 211.
Guercheville, Antoinette de Pons, Marchioness de, purchases De Monts'
rights in Acadia ; projects new settlement (at Mount Desert) ; its situation,
277; its destruction, 279; endeavors to obtain indemnity in England, for de-
destruction of St. Sauveur, 285.
Harmon, Capt., plunders Norridgewalk, and carries off Rale's dictionary
and strong box, 5: 276; on Rale's death, 280, n.
Heath, Capt., destroys Indian town. 5: 277, n.
Hopegood, Abenaqui chief, 4: 128, n.; 132, n.
Kennebec, called Kinibequi, Quinibequi, 1 : 49. De Monts explores to, 223;
Capuchin hospice on. 2: 202; Druilletes labors among Indians on, 214; under
jurisdiction of Plymouth. 214; English on warned off by St. Lusson, 3:170;
English think of settling on, 5; 92; Villebon claims it as boundary of New
France, 92, n.; English by surprise settle on, 270; result, ib.
Livingston, Philip, entertained at Penobscot by Baron St. Castin, who sub
sequently saves his life, 233, u.
Madockawando, Abenaquis chief, treats with English, 4: 255; Baron de St.
Castin marries Matilda, daughter of, 5: 274, n.
Malecites, Acadian Indians near Pentagoet, also called Etechmins, 1: 276;
part of Abenaquis tribes, 2: 276; at siege of Pemkuit, 5: 25.
Marsh, Colonel, sent to build fort at Saco, 5: 200, n.
Missionaries, abandon Indians of Pentagoet on account of disorder caused
by liquor, 3: 308.
Monts, Peter de Gaust, Sieur de, settlement, on St.Croix Island, 1:49,
252. Mount Desert, near mouth of Penobscot, Father Biard begins settlement
of St. Sauveur on, I: 271; frequented by English fishermen, 279; settlement
on, destroyed by Argall, 279; Iberville at, 27; Vincellotte at, 51.
Neutral Island, the St. Croix of de Monts. 1 : 252.
Norumbega, what it was, 1: 249, 263; river of, said by Charlevoix to be the
Pentagoet, 275, n.
Norridgewalk, Narantsook, Abenequi town; Druilletes at, 2: 214, n.; Rale,
missionary at, 5; 2GS; New England expedition against, 271; letter of Indians
of, to governor of Massachusetts, 273, n. ; Rale's church at, ib. ; plundered by
English, 275; English fail to carry off Rale from, 276; rendezvous of Indians,
277; surprised by New Englanders who kill Rale, 278; Father de Syresmo at,
281. Passadumkeag, Indian town destroyed by Westbrooke, 5: 277, n.
Pegwakki, Abenakis of, write to governor of Massachusetts, 5 : 273., n.
Pemkuit, (Pemaquid) fort, built by English, 3 : 210 ; taken by Canabas, 4 : 40.
43: restored by English, 227; Iberville and Bonaventure fail to take, 228; King
orders it to be attacked, 275; why, 5 : 23; captured, 26; described, lb. ; English
propose to restore, 92.

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Penobscot, 1: 49; Col. Westbrooke destroys town on, 5: 277, n.
Pentagoet River, 1:49; bounds Etechmins, 249; position, 253; described,
270; Indian name, 276; Armouchiquois formerly between Kinibequi and, 277;
taken by English, 3: 135; restored in spite of Sir T. Temple, 139; Grandfon
taine at, 186; Chambly at, 187; taken by Dutch, 188; plundered and taken by
English, 211; fort demolished by Dutch, 188, 294; restored by St. Castin, 294;
English summon him to surrender, ib. ; importance, 295; mission at, 308; pil
laged, 4: 15; exploits of Indians of, 40-3; Indians of, with Villieu, 266; Iber
ville at, 6: 25; 4, 15; rendezvous of Nesmond and Frontenac, 71; Indians of,
address governor of Massachusetts, 273, n.
Phibs, (Phips), Sir William, attempts to assassinate St. Castin, 4:236;
frightens Abenaquis into negotiation, 266; interview with Abenaquis, 257.
Poorpooduck, ravaged by Abenaquis, 5: 161, n.
Rasles (Rale), Father Sebastian, Jesuit, notice of, 5: 281, n. ; anxious to ar
rest hostilities, 266; attempt of Rev. J. Baxter to pervert flock of, 268; their
controversies, 269; why persecuted by the English, 275; they wish Abenaquis
to .surrender or send him away, 275; set a price on his head, 275; in danger of
being carried off , 275 ; church and house pillaged by Harmon, and his dic
tionary and strong box carried ofl, 276, n.; urged to retire to Quebec, 278; his
reply, 278; killed by English, ib.; outrages to his corpse, 279; eulogium on,
280; esteemed by his flock, ib. ; reputation in Canada, 281 ; answer of superior
of seminary of Montreal, ib.; letters of, noticed, 1: 88-89; Lives of, 6: 281; es
timate of his conduct, 6: 280; monument to, 281, n.
Saco, Abenaquis murdered at, 4: 273.
Sagadahoc Bay, 5: 273, n.
Saint Castin, Baron John Vincent de, sketch of, 3: 294, n; ensign, not cap
tain in Carignan-Sali^res regiment; appointed by Grandfontaine his lieu
tenant, 211 n; summoned by English to surrender Fort Pentagoet, 294; calls
on Denonville for aid, ib.; report of, ib.; establishment pillaged by English,
4 : 16. : marries an Indian wife, 211 ; report to Frontenac, ib. ; English attempt
to assassinate, 236; leads 200 Indians at siege of Pemkuit, 6:26; exploit at
siege of Port Royal, 193 ; Subercase attributes its deliverance to, 194; am
buscades English and attacks their work, 193; wounded, 199.
Saint Castin. Baron Anselm de, son of preceding, commandant at Penta
goet, 5: 235: sentto Vaudreuil to report surrender of Port Royal, 5: 233; en
tertains Livingston at Penobscot, ib., n.; saves his life, ib.; appointed com
mandant in Acadia, 235; and lieutenant, 274, n.; treacherously carried off by
English, 273; interrogated as a criminal at Boston, 274; Vaudreuil demands
release of, 275; set at liberty and goes to Prance, ib.; prevented Abenequis
from joining English, 302; marries Charlotte d'Armour, 274, n.
Sainte Croix Island, De Monts settles at, 1: 251; inconvenient, 262; aban
doned, 263; ruined by English, 283; taken by Kertk and Stirling, 2:59, n.;
English claim to, 1 : 116.
Saint George River (Maine) , limits between New France and New England
fixed at, in 1700, 5: 93.
Saint Sauveur, or Savior's, Mme. de Guercheville's colony on Mount Desert
Island, 1: 277; its position, ib.,n.; destroyed by English, 279.
Salmon Falls, (Sementels), takenby a Three River party; now Berwick,
131, n. ; Indian name, ib.
Saussaye, M. de la, sent out in charge of Mad. de Guercheville's colony,
276; settles on Soames' Sound, Mt. Desert Island, ib.,n.; neglects to fortify,
ib., n.; attacked by Argall, 279; taken to England, 281.
Scarborough, ravaged, 5: 161, n.
Syresmo, Father James de, Jesuit, succeeds Rale at Norridgewalk, 6:281, n.
Temple, Sir Thomas, pretensions over Nova Scotia, 3:132; signs a docu
ment at Boston restoring Acadia and adjacent shores to France, 138; unwill
ing to surrender Pentagoet, ib ; surrenders to Grandfontaine, 139 ; its value
to him, 187.
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"Still on its creeps,
Each little moment at another's heels.
Till hours, days, years, and ages are made up
Of such small parts as these, and men look back
Worn and bewildered, wondering how it is.
Thou trav'Uest like a ship in the wide ocean.
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" We see but half the causes of our deeds.
Seeking them wholly in the outer life,
And heedless of the encircling spirit-world.
Which, though unseen, is felt and sows in us
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Letters of Lillian Ching, a native of the island of Loo Choo, to his
brethren upon that island, while a resident in the United States;
in which is shown, the inconsistency of all wars and fightings
with the principles and spirit of the Christian religion. To
which is added the apology of Stephen Thurston, a minister of
the Congregational society, in Prospect, Maine, to Joseph Ames,
an offlcer of the militia, who had been instrumental in procur
ing for him, the commission of chaplain; showing that the
duties of a Christian minister, are entirely incompatible with aU
warlike principles and practices. Portland: Arthur Shirley,
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the places of battles, the particular geography of the ravaged

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Clarence, C. W.
A Biographical Sketch of the life of Ralph Farnham, of Acton,
Maine; now in the one hundred and fifth year of his age, and
the sole survivor of the glorious battle of Bunker Hill. By C.
W. Clarence. Mr. Farnham's yearly pension, upon which he is
dependent for support, is only $61.66, and these books are sold
for his benefit. Boston: September 20, 1860. 12mo. pp. 48.
(Illus.) [2120
Claek, a. S.
A Report of the case Call vs. Clark, tried before the Supreme Ju
dicial Court of Maine, containing a full statement of the testi
mony of more than flfty witnesses. By A. S. Clark, M. D.
First edition. Copyright secured. Bath : Elisha Clarke, Printer.
1837. Svo. pp. 48. [2121
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of quackery, from the celebrated Lambriecht down to the present time. "
Claek, Cyeus S. Bangor.
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[2122
Clabk, Daniel, LL. D. b. 1809. Lawyer and jurist, Manchester, N. H.
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Claek, Daniel A. Clergyman, New York.
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Clark, Elizabeth D.
My Ship, or one day by the sea. By Elizabeth D. Clark. Pori>
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Claek, Feancis Edwaed. 6. 1851. Clergyman, Portland. 1876-83.
Life of William Eugene Harward. By Rev. Frank E. Clark.
" Strongest minds
Are often those of whom the noisy world
Hears least. " Wordsworth.
Portland: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham. 193 Middle Street. 1879.
12mo. pp. 175. (2125
 Business Boys' Library. I. Our business boys. (What eighty-
three business men say.) By Rev. F. E. Clark.
" If the power to do hard work is not talent it is the best possible substi
tute for it. " President Garfield.

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Boston: D. Lothrop & Co. Franklin Street, n. d. (Copyright,
1884.) 16mo. pp. 66. [2126
 Danger Signals. The enemies of youth from the business man's
standpoint. Boston: Lee & Shepard. Stereotyped and printed
by B. Thurston & Co., Portland. 1885. 12mo. pp. 193. [2127
Clark, George Fabbe. Clergyman, Acton, Mass.
Military Operations at Castine, Maine. Worcester Soc. of Antiq.
CoU. & Proc. 9:18. (1888-90.) [2128
Claek, John Alonzo. 1801-43. Clergyman, Philadelphia.
Editor. The Christian Keepsake. 1838. Philadelphia: WiUiam
MarshaU and Co. 16mo. pp. 312. (Illus.) [2129
Contains "Prayer," " What is a Name ? " " Thou Art of My Spirit, " by
Grenville Mellen; "Consistency of Religious Character," by Rev. Enoch
Pond.
 The same. 1839. Edited by the Rev. John A. Clark. Philadel
phia: W. MarshaU & Co. n. d. 12mo. pp. 312. (Illus.) [2130
Contributions from Maine. Thoughts on Viewing the Venerable Mansion
of Gen. Knox, at Thomaston, by Grenville Mellen, p. 14. The Reciprocal
Influence of Piety and Taste, by Rev. John W. Chickering, p. 71. The Im
passable Bridge, by Enoch Pond, D. D., p. 82.
 The same. 1840. Philadelphia: William Marshall and Co. 16mo.
pp. 320. (Illus.) " [2131
Contains " The Report of the Spies, " by Enoch Pond, D. D., p. 24.
Claek, Nathan, and family, Holden. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Clark, Nathaniel George, D. D., LL. D. Clergyman, Boston.
Growth and Need of the Foreign Work. A paper presented at
the annual meeting of the American Board (of Commissioners
of Foreign Missions) at Portland, Me., October 4, 1882. n. p. n. d.
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Claek, Saeah D.
A Summer at York. Harp. Mag. 65:487. (1882.) [2133
Claek, Mes. Sarah Little.
Compiler. A Memorial of Edward Little, n. t. p. Lewiston.
1S75. Svo. pp. 12. [2134
Contains the "Little Family," by James C. Peabody; tribute by Rev.
James Drummond, and sermon by Rev. Elijah Jones.
Clark, Samuel.
The American Orator, selected chiefly from American authors, for
the use of schools and private families. By Samuel Clark. Gar
diner : Printed at the Intelligencer Offlce. 1828. 12mo. pp. 300.
[2135

272 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Claek, Mes. Susan Rebecca Graham, b. Halifax, N. S., 1S4S. r.
Portland from 1856.
Yensie Walton. By Mrs. S. R. Graham Clark.
" Be like the bird, who, halting In her flight
Awhile on bough too slight.
Feels it give away beneath her and yet sings.
Knowing that she hath wings."
Boston: D. Lothrop and Company, Franklin Street, Corner of
Hawley. n. d. (Copyright, 1879.) 12mo. pp. 391. (3 illus.) [2136
 Our Street. By Mrs. S. R. Graham Clark, author of "Yensie Wal
ton." Take comfort ! earth is full of sin.
But also full of God,
The staff supports thy trembling limbs.
While falls the needed rod.
There's sorrow and Jehovah,
There's trials and blessed sleep;
Let smiles then blossom round your lips.
As oft as eyelids weep.
Boston: D. Lothrop and Company, 32 Franklin Street, n. d.
(Copyright, 1880.) 12mo. pp. 343. (2 illus.) [2137
This story is located in Portland and vicinity.
 Yensie Walton's Womanhood. By Mrs. S. R. Graham Clark,
Author of " Our Street, " " Yensie Walton, " etc., etc.
" Noblest human hearts
Can ne'er be rocks; they are but potter's clay."
Boston: D. Lothrop and Company, 32 Franklin Street, n. d.
(Copyright, 1882.) 12mo. pp. 362. (2 Ulus.) [2138
 The Triple E. By Mrs. S. R. Graham Clark, Author of "Yensie
Walton," "Our Street," "Yensie Walton's Womanhood," etc.,
etc. "If we follow not his footsteps through the pathway straight and plain
We have lived our life in vain."
Boston: D. Lothrop and Company. Franklin Street, n. d,
(Copyright, 1884.) 12mo. pp. .326. (2 illus.) . [2139
 Achor. By Mrs. S. B. Graham Clark, Author of " Yensie Walton,"
"Yensie Walton's Womanhood," "Our Street," "The Triple
E," etc.
"What haps, God directs." Proverb.
"Of trust in ourselves we are not to have a little, but none. Of trust in
God we ought to have not a little but the fullest possible measure."
Mrs. Charles.
Boston: D. Lothrop and Company, Franklin and Hawley Street.
n. d. (Copyright, 1884.) 13mo. pp. 365. (3 illus.) [2140
 Herbert GardeneU's ChUdren- By Mrs. S. R. Graham Clark, Au
thor of "Yensie Walton," "Yensie Walton's Womanhood,"
"Achor," "The Triple E," and others.

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" It is no dream-
No castle-building time, that we call life.
To catch the gleam
Of heaven in the strife.
Our toil must tend to reach the better life."
Boston: D. Lothrop Company, Franklin and Hawley Streets.
n. d. (Copyright, 1888.) 12mo. pp. 326. (3 illus.) [2141
 Tom's Street. By Mrs. S. R. Graham Clark. Author of " Triple
E," "Yensie Walton," "Yensie Walton's Womanhood," "Her
bert GardeneU's Children," "Achor," and others.
" Is it hard to serve God, timid soul? Hast thou found
Gloomy forests, dark glens, mountain tops on thy way?
All the hard would be easy, all the tangles unwound,
Would'st thou only desire as well as obey." Faber.
Boston: D. Lothrop Company, Washington Street, opposite
Bromfleld. n. d. (Copright, 1SS9.) 12mo. pp. 282. (2 iUus). [2142
 Go's Goings. By Mrs. S R. Graham Clark, Author of " Yensie
Walton," " Yensie Walton's Womanhood," " Triple E," "Our
Street," "Herbert GardeneU's Children," etc., etc.
" Just to do littles well
And after God to walk with reverent feet."
Boston: D. Lothrop Company, Washington Street, opposite
Bromfleld. n. d. (Copyright, 1890.) 12mo. pp. 368. (3 illus.) [2143
Clark, Thomas March, D. D., LL. D. Bishop of Rhode Island, Provi
dence, R. I.
An Address delivered in Christ church, Gardiner, at the funeral of
the Rev. George, Burgess, D. D., first bishop of Maine. May XXX,
MDCCCLXVI. By the Rt. Rev. Thomas M. Clark, D. D., bishop
of Rhode Island. Published by order of the convention. Bruns
wick: From the Press of J. Griffln. 1886. Svo. pp. 21, (1). [2144
 Evangelical Principles and Men. A memorial discourse by the Rt.
Rev. Thomas March Clark, D. D., LL. D., bishop of Rhode Island,
on the character and services of the late Rev. Daniel R. Goodwin,
D. D., LL. D., and the Rev. Clement M. Butler, D. D., delivered
before the Evangelical Education Society of the Protestant Epis
copal Church, of which they were offlcers, on the twenty-eighth
anniversary, Sunday, November 16th, 1890, in the Church of the
Holy Trinity. Philadelphia. Svo. pp. 34. [2145
Claek, William S. Clergyman, Milltown, 1835-39.
A Sermon delivered in the Free meeting-house in St. David, N. B.,
Sept IS, 1836. Calais. 18.36. 12mo. pp. 10. [2146
 Friendly Letter to Rev. Mr. Huckins. 1837. (?) [2147
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274 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Claekb, Feancis G. Portland.
The Seaman's Manual; containing a variety of matters useful to the
navigator: among which are directions for keeping accounts. —
Rules for ascertaining the tonnage; for proportioning the spars,
making the sails of vessels and cutting a gang of rigging. — Metiiod
of obtaining the latitude, illustrated by diagrams . — Rule for
ascertaining the latitude by the north star for any year, illus
trated by diagrams. — Right and obliqued angled trigonometry. —
Tables of cordage, together with an analysis of the law of ships
and shipping; and of the law of marine insurance, &c., &c. By
Francis G. Clarke, teacher of the Nautical Academy, Portland,
Maine. Portland: Shirley, Hyde & Co., Publishers. 1830. Svo.
pp. 367. [2148
 A Synthetic Inductive System of Book-keeping by Double Entry,
designed particularly for schools and academies, and as a
reference for the young accountant in complicated company
transactions, with eighteen lectures for the blackboard ; together
with all the auxiliary books to a full set of mercantile tran
sactions, journalized and posted. Also directions and illus
trations for the ship master in arranging ship accounts, to which
is appended two complete sets of waste book entries, without
journal or ledger; designed for the student to exercise his skill
in the science. By F. G. Clarke, Author of the " Merchant or
Ship Master's Guide." Portland: S. H. Colesworthy. 1840.
12mo. pp. 82. [2149
 Key to same. Portland: (1841?) Svo. pp. 96. [2150
Claekb, Daniel. 1796-1825. Windham.
Editor. An Essay on man; in four epistles to H. St. John, Lord
Bolingbroke. By Alexander Pope. With notes, illustrative of
the grammatical construction. Designed as a text book for
parsing. By Daniel Clarke, late preceptor of Warren Academy.
Brunswick: PubUshed by C. Weld. 1823. 24mo. pp. 8, 48. [2151
 The same. Portland, Me., Published by Shirley & Hyde. 1S2S.
24mo. pp. 53. [2152
 The same. Portland: Published by William Hyde. A. Shirley,
Printer. 1837 and 1839. 24mo. pp. 72. [2153
 The same. Revised edition. Portland: William Hyde, 13 Ex
change St. 1845. 24mo. pp. 72.
 With Jewett, N. G. Merchant's Assistant. 1824. See Jewett, N. G.
Claekb, Feank Wiggleswoeth. b. 1847. Chemist, Washington
D. C.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 27.5
 With Diller, Joseph S. Topaz from Stoneham, Me. n. t. p. (1SS5.)
Svo. pp. 18. [2155
Clarke, Miss Rebecca Sophia. (Sophie May.) Norridgewock.
Little Prudy Stories. By Sophie May. Six volumes. (Illus.)
Namely : —
Little Prudy. 16mo. pp. 167. [215©
Little Prudy's Sister Susy. 16mo. pp. 189. [2157
Little Prudy's Captain Horace. 16mo. pp. 183. [215S
Little Prudy's Cousin Grace. 16mo. pp. 183. [2159
Little Prudy's Story Book. 16mo. pp. 178. [2160
Little Prudy's Dotty Dimple. 16mo. pp. 176. [2161
Boston: Lee and Shepard, Publishers.
Dotty Dimple Series. By Sophie May. Six volumes. (Illus.)
Namely: —
Dotty Dimple at her Grandmothers'. 16mo. pp. 190. [2162
Dotty Dimple at Home. 16mo. pp. 171. [2163
Dotty Dimple at Play. 16mo. pp. 184. [2164
Dotty Dimple at School. 16mo. pp. 168. [2165
Dotty Dimple's Flyaway. 16mo. pp. 200. [2166
Dotty Dimple Out West. 16mo. pp. 171. [2167
Boston: Lee and Shepard. Publishers.
Little Prudy Flyaway Series. By Sophie May. Six volumes.
(Illus.) Namely: —
Little Folks Astray. 16mo. pp. 203. [2168
Prudy Keeping House. 16mo. pp. 192. [2169
Aunt Madge's Story. 16mo. pp. 214. [2170
Thistledown. 16mo. pp. 205. [2171
Little Grandmother. 16mo. pp. 202. [2172
Little Grandfather. 16mo. pp. 221. [2173
Boston: Lee and Shepard. Publishers.
Flaxie Frizzle Stories. By Sophie May. Six volumes. (IUus.)
Namely: —
Flaxie Frizzle. 16mo. pp. 183. [2174
Doctor Papa. 16mo. pp. 194. [2175
Little Pitchers. 16mo. pp. 196. [2176
Twin Cousins. 16mo. pp. 193. [2177
Flaxie's Kittyleen. 16mo. pp. 207. [2178
Flaxie Growing Up. 16mo. pp. 202. [2179
Boston: Lee and Shepard. Publishers.

276 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Claekb, Miss Rebecca Sophia, Continued.
The Quinnebasset Series. By Sophie May. Six volumes. (Illus. )
Namely: The Doctor's Daughter. 12mo. pp. 372. [2180
Our Helen. 12mo. pp. 372. [2181
The Asbury Twins. 12mo. pp. 374. [2182
Quinnebasset Girls. 12mo. pp. 336. [2183
Janet, a poor heiress. 12mo. pp. .349. [21S4
In Old Quinnebasset. 12mo. pp. 353. [21S5
Boston: Lee and Shepard. Publishers.
 Drones' Honey. By Sophie May.
" When a young man has tasted drones' honey * * * then he returns
into the country of the lotus-eaters." Px^ATO's Republic.
Boston: Lee and Shepard, Publishers. New York: Charles T.
DiUingham. 1887. 12mo. pp. (4), 281. [2186
Narransauc, presumably the village of Norridgewock, is sketched in this
work.
 King's Cup and Cake. Atl. Mo. 03. (1889.) Dated "Falmouth,
District of Maine, June 17, 1769." [2187
This was afterwards incorporated as one of the chapters in "Old Quinne
basset."
Clarke, Miss Saea Jones. (Penn Shirley.) Norridgewock.
Little Miss Weezy Series. By Penn Shirley. Three volumes.
Namely :
Little Miss Weezy. 16mo. pp. 150, [2188
Little Miss Weezy' s Brother. 16mo. pp. 154. [2189
Little Miss Weezy's Sister. 16mo. pp. 154. [2190
Boston: Lee and Shepard, Publishers.
Olaekson, Thomas. 1760-1846.
Abolition of the African Slave Trade by the British Parliament,
abridged from Clarkson. Together with a brief view of the
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CoGiN, John.
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Esq., of Natick, Mass. N. E. Reg. 34: 382. (1880.) [2273
Cogswell, Chaeles Noethend. 1797-1843. Lawyer, South Berwick.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WUlis, William.
Cogswell, Jonathan, D. D. 1782-1S64. Clergyman, Brunswick and
Saco, 1807-28.
— —Topographical and Historical Sketch of Saco, county of York,
District of Maine. Mass. Hist Soc. Coll. ..M: 184. (1816.) [2274 fl "S-Ct'-*
 (The Rising Glory of the Kingdom of Christ. Isa. 60: 1.) A sermon ''*®.
before the Maine Missionary Society, at its twelfth anniversary
in Augusta, June 23, 1819. By Rev. Jonathan Cogswell, of Saco.
HaUoweU: Printed by E. Goodale, 1819. Svo. pp. 20. [2275
 The Support of the Gospel an Important Duty. A sermon delivered
August 24, 1819, at the regular meeting of the York County As
sociation, in Alfred. By Jonathan Cogswell, pastor of the church
in Saco. Published by the vote of the association. Kennebunk:
Printed by James K. Remick. 1819. 12mo. pp. 20. [2276
 A Farewell Discourse addressed to the church and society of the
First Parish in Saco, October 12, 1828. By Jonathan Cogswell.
Published by request of the church and society. Saco : Printed
by Alex C. Putnam. 1828. Svo. pp. 12. [2277

288 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Cogswell, J. S.
Historical and Descriptive Sketch of Androscoggin County. 1879.
See Howard, R. H.
Cogswell, William, D. D. 1787-1850. Clergyman, Gilmanton, N. H.
The New Hampshire Repository, devoted to education, literature
and religion. Conducted by Rev. William Cogswell, D. D. Volume
I. Gilmanton: Printed by Alfred Prescott. 1846. Svo. pp. viii,
292. [2278
Pages 253 to 263 contain " Historical Sketch of Presbyterianism in the State
of Maine, with some Account of Presbyterianism in New England. By the
Rev. Charles Freeman of Limerick, Me."
Cohen, J. Milton.
Funeral Sermon, death of Mrs. Mary E., wife of Kev. Josiah H.
Tilton, delivered in Limerick, Me. By Rev. J. Milton Cohen, of
the Baptist church, Effingham, N. H. Portland: Charles Day &
Co., Printers. 1842. Svo. pp. 14. [2279
Colby, Albeet. 1827-90. Fryeburg.
Is it Reasonable or Scriptural to Believe in the Resurrection of the
Natural Body from the Grave after it Has Gone to Decay? Port
land, Me.: Albert Colby & Sons, No. 119 Exchange Street 1874.
12mo. pp. 46. [2280
 Gleanings from the Poets. A new edition, enlarged. Portland :
Albert Colby & Sons, No. 119 Exchange Street, 1874. (Including
original poems by A. C.) 12mo. pp. 4.38. [2281
 Incidents in the life of Albert Colby. Portland, Me.: Printed by
Albert Colby's Sons, No. 119 Exchange Street. 1875. 12mo. pp.
32. [2182
 The Roads to Heaven and Hell: which is best? Fryeburg, Me.:
Compiled and published by Albert Colby. 1884. 12mo. pp. 30.
[2283
 History of the Bible. A plain and truthful history of the Bible, its
nature and teachings. For the common people. Revised edition.
Fryeburg: Albert Colby's Sons. 1884. 12mo. pp. 132. [2284
 The Life of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. By Rev. Rufus W.
Clark, to which is added the lives of all the writers of the New
Testament, from the writings of Adam Clark; also the religious
creed and history of the Jews from the earliest period down to
the present day ; the true Christian religion, or plain and easy
road to heaven ; and a complete history of the Bible its nature and
teachings. Fryeburg, Me. : Compiled and published by Albert
Colby, 1884. Sold by travelling agents. 12mo. pp. 356, 58, 132.
[2285
The foregoing part of the volume extends to page 366, and then follows a
new paging (1 to 58) , with a new title page as follows : —

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 289
Which is Best; God's way, or the devil's way? Choose ye, but
first read. Believe and receive; or the plain and easy road to
heaven. Written by Albert Colby while a preacher in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and first published in 1867.
Then follows still another paging (1 to 132), with a new title-page as fol
lows: —
A Plain and Truthful History of the Bible, its nature and teachings.
For the common people. By Albert Colby, of Lowell, Mass. Re
vised edition. Fryeburg: Albert Colby's Sons. 1884.
Colby, Benjamin, Jr.
The Maine Thompsonian Recorder, or advocate of the principles
which govern the Thompsonian system of medical practice. Pub
lished by Colby & Smith, Thompsonian botanic physicians. Let
the mineral and botanic systems be weighed by truth, and each
stand on its own merits. Vol. II. Gardiner: William Palmer,
Printer. 1840. Svo. pp. 384. [2286
Colby, Feed M.
Sir WiUiam PepperreU. Mag. Am. Hist. 2:673. (1878.) [2287
 A Day at Old Kittery. Gran. Mo. 2:68. (1S79.) [2288
 The First American Baronet Potter's Am. Mo. 17:234. (1881.) [2289
Colby, Gardner. 1810-79. b. Bowdoinham. r. Newton, Mass.
A Tribute to the memory of Gardner Colby. Printed for private
distribution. Boston: Franklin Press: Rand, Avery & Company.
1879. Svo. pp. 93. (Port, and autograph.) [2290
Contains extracts from the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Henry E. Rob
ins, D. D., and memorial by the trustees of Colby University.
 Memorial Sermon for. 1879. See Robins, Henry E.
Colby, Geoege N. Houlton. d. 1889.
Atlas Aroostook County. 1877. See Roe, F. B.
 Atlas of the State of Maine. Including statistics and descriptions
of its history, educational system, geology, railroads, natural re
sources, summer resorts, and manufacturing interests. Com
piled and drawn from official plans and actual surveys. Pub
lished by George N. Colby, Houlton, Maine. 1885. Assisted by
H. E. Halfpenny, C. E., & J. H. Stuart, C. E. Copyright secured
by Geo. N. Colby & Co. 1884. Eng. by William Bracker, 21
So. Sixth Street, Phil. Printed by F. Bourquin, 31 So. Sixth St.
Phil. Large 4to. pp. 106. [2291
 The same. Sth edition. 1890. See Stuart, J. H.
Colby, Geoege Washington, M. D. 1818-81. Physician, Waldo
borough.
Biographical Sketch of. 1881. See Beede, J. W.
20

290 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Colby, John. 1787-1817. Clergyman.
The Life, Experience and Travels of John Colby, preacher of the
gospel. Written by himself. With an appendix, containing re
marks on the character and labors of the author, &c. Third
edition, revised and corrected. Two volumes in one. Cornish:
Published by S. W. & C. C. Cole. W. Burr, Printer. 1829. 12mo.
pp. 381. [2292
An edition was published in Lowell, Mass., in 1838, 12mo., 2 vols, in one.
pp. 248 and 64, and another in Dover, N. H., in 1854, 16mo. pp. 66.
Colby, John Stark.
Agatha. A romance of Maine in blank verse with other poems. By
John Stark Colby.
" An ill-favored thing, sir, but mine own." As Yon Like It.
Boston: A. Williams & Co. 1880. sm. Svo. pp. 111. [2293
Colby, S. E. & Co.
Atlas of Hancock County, Maine. Compiled and published under
the direction of Geo. N. Colby, by S. F. Colby & Co. Drawn from
official plans, U. S. coast survey charts, and actual surveys by H.
E. Halfpenny & J. H. Stuart. Ellsworth, Maine. 1881. Engraved
by Wm. Bracher, Printed by F. Bourquin, 31 So. Sixth Street,
Philadelphia. Assistants, C. E. Williams, A. M., B. T. Sowle,
Att'y-at-law. Capt. N. H. Higgins & L. B. Wyman, C. E. 1881.
Square, 4to. pp. 96. [2294
Colby University. Chartered as the Maine Literary and Theologi
cal Institution, 1813. Name changed to Waterville College, 1821 :
to Colby University, 1867.
ADDEESSES, DISCOUESBS, EULOGIES, LECTUEES, OEATIONS, POEMS,
AND SEEMONS.
Lecture to students. 1824. See Chapin, Stephen.
Oration before Literary Fraternity. 1828. See Sanborn, Abraham.
Address before alumni. 1830. See Neal, John.
Address before alumni. 1831. See Holmes, John.
Poem before alumni. 1831. See Vose, Richard H.
Sermon before officers and students. 1833. See Newton, Calvin.
Inaugural Address. 1834. See Babcock, Rufus.
Poem. 1836. See Brown, John N.
Poem before Literary Fraternity. 1837. See Palmer, Ray.
Oration before Erosophian Adelphi. 1841. See Emerson, Ralph
Waldo.
Eulogy on Jeremiah Chaplin. 1843. See Pattison, R. E.
Oration before Erosophian Adelphi. 1846. See Chapin, Edwin H.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 291
Services at the laying of the corner-stone of the Memorial hall of
Colby University, August 14th, 1867, and at the dedication of
the same, August 10, 1869. Waterville: Published by vote of the
trustees. 1869. Svo. pp. 53. (Reverse.) Journal Steam Press,
Lewiston, N. Dingley & Co. [2295
Contains statement of President Champlin, addresses by Rev. Rufus
Babcock, D. D., H. M. Plaisted, statement by ex-Governor Coburn, re
marks of Senator Hamlin, responses of President Champlin and of Gen.
H. M. Plaisted, and address by Rev. G. B. Bosworth, D. D.
Historical Discourse, 1870. See Champlin, James T.
Address at, 1872. See Whiting, WUliam.
Address before literary societies, 1875. See Adams, Charles
Francis.
Sermon, memorial to Gardner Colby. 1879. See Robins, Henry E.
Oration before alumni, 1885. See Reed, Thomas B.
Discourse on Prof. Chas. E. Hamlin. 1887. See Bakeman, Fran
cis W.
Address. Scientific study of literature. 1884. See Jackson, A. W.
Dissertation at. 1SS9. See Butler, B. F.
CATALOGUES, ANNUAL.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Octo
ber, 1824. n. p. Svo. pp. 8. (On last page.) Waterville: William
Hastings, Printer. [2296
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College. July,
1825. n.p. 12mo. pp. 8. (On last page.) Waterville: Wm. Hast
ings, Printer. [2297
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Waterville College. No
vember, 1826. n. p. Svo. pp. 8. [2298
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Waterville College, and
of the Clinical School of Medicine, at Woodstock, Vt., connected
with the college. 1830-31. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters & Co.,
Printers, No. 1 Kennebec Row. 1830. 12mo. pp. 12. [2299
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Waterville College, and
of the Clinical School of Medicine at Woodstock, Vt., connected
with the college. 1832-33. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters & Co.
12mo. pp. 16. [2300
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1833-34. Augusta: Luther Severance,
Printer. 18.34. 12mo. pp. 12. [2301
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1834-35. Augusta: Luther Severance,
Printer. 1834. 12mo. pp. 12. [2302

292 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAENE.
Colby University, Continued.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1835-36. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters &
Smith. 1836. 12mo. pp. 12. [2303
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1836-37. College Press: Edgar H. Gray,
Printer. 1836. 12mo. pp. 16. [2304
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1838-39. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters &
Smith. 1838. 12mo. pp. 16. [2305
No catalogues were published for 1839-40, or for 1840-41.
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1841-42. Waterville: Wing & Mathews,
Pr. 1841. 12mo. pp. 16. [2306
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, for
the academic year 1843-44. Hallowell : Glazier, Masters & Smith.
1843. 12mo. pp. 16. [2307
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, for
the academic year 1844-45. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters & Smith.
1844. 12mo. pp. 15. [2308
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville CoUege, for
the academic year 1845-46. Waterville: John Stearns Carter,
Pr. 1845. 12mo. pp. 21. [2309
Catalogue of the officers and students of WaterviUe College, for the
academical year 1845-46. Published by the students. Portland:
F. A. & A. F. Gerrish, printers. 1845. Svo. pp. 23. [2310
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academical year 1846-47. With the course of studies,
etc. Portland: Printed by F. A. & A. F. Gerrish. 1846. Svo. pp.
24. [2311
Catalogue of the students and officers of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academical year 1847-48. Waterville: Printed by Maxham
& Drummond. n. d. Svo. pp. 22. [2312
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academical year 1848-49. Eastern Mail Offlce. n. d.
Waterville. Svo. pp. 22. [2313
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine
for the academical year 1S49-50. Waterville: Maxham & Win"-.
1849. Svo. pp. 23. [2314
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine
for the academical year 1850-51. Waterville: Maxham & Wing,
printers, Eastern Mail Office. 1850. Svo. pp. 24. [2315
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine
for the academical year 1851-52. Waterville : Maxham & Wing,
printers. Eastern Mail Office, n. d. Svo. pp. 24. [2316

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 293
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academical year 1852-53. Waterville: Maxham & Wing,
Eastern MaU Office. 1852. Svo. pp. 24. [2317
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academical year 1853-54. Waterville: Printed for the
college. 1853. Svo. pp. 24. [2318
This and succeeding catalogues until 1869-70 were actually printed in
Boston.
Catalogue of the students and officers of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1854-55. WaterviUe: Printed for the
college. 1854. Svo. pp. 24. [2319
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1855-56. Waterville : Printed for the col
lege. 1855. Svo. pp. 24. [2320
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1856-57. Waterville: Printed for the col
lege. 1856. Svo. pp. 24. [2321
Catalogue of the officers and students of WaterviUe College, Maine,
for the academic year 1857-58. Waterville: Printed for the col
lege. 1S57. Svo. pp. 28. [2322
Catalogue of the officers and students of WaterviUe College, Maine,
for the academic year 1858-59. Waterville: Printed for the col
lege. 1858. Svo. pp. 28. [2323
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1859-60. Waterville: Printed for the col
lege. 1859. Svo. pp. 28. [2324
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1860-61. WaterviUe: Printed for the col
lege. 1860. Svo. pp. 24. [2325
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
forthe academic year 1861-62. Waterville: Printed for the col
lege. 1861. Svo. pp. 24. [2326
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1862-63. Waterville : Printed for the col
lege. 1862. Svo. pp. 24. [2.327
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1863-64. Waterville: Printed for the col
lege. 1863. Svo. pp. 24. [2.328
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1864-65. WatervUle: Printed for the col
lege. 1864. Svo. pp. 22. [2329
Catalogue of the officers and students of Waterville College, Maine,
for the academic year 1865-66. WaterviUe : Printed for the col
lege. 1865. Svo. pp. 23. [2330

294 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Colby Univbesity, Continued.
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1866-67. WaterviUe: Printed for the university.
1867. Svo. pp. 23. [2-331
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1867-68. Waterville: Printed for the university.
1867. Svo. pp. 24. [2332
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1868-69. WaterviUe: Printed forthe university.
1868. Svo. pp. 24. [2333
Catalogue of the officers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1869-70. Waterville: printed for the university.
1869. Svo. pp. 24. [2334
Actually printed at Lewiston, as were the following, until 1878.
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1870-71. Waterville: printed for the university.
1870. Svo. pp. 24. [2335
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1871-72. Waterville: printed for the university.
1871. Svo. pp. 24. [2336
Catalogue of the offlcers and students of Colby University for the
academic year 1872-73. Waterville: printed for the university.
1872. Svo. pp. 24. [2337
The Fifty-fourth Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1873-74. Waterville:
printed for the university. 1873. Svo. pp. 24. [2338
The same. Second edition. 1874. Svo. pp. 32.
The Fifty-fifth Annual Catalogue of the offlcers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1874-75. Waterville:
printed for the university. 1874. Svo. pp. 34. [2339
The Fifty-sixth Annual Catalogue ofthe offlcers and students of
Colby University, (Waterville College until 1867), for the aca
demic year 1875-76. Waterville: Printedfor the university. 1875.
Svo. pp. 34. [2340
The Fifty-seventh Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University (Waterville College until 1867), for the aca
demic year 1877-78. Waterville: Printed forthe university. 1877.
Svo. pp. 42. [2:341
The Fifty-eight annual Catalogue of th e offlcers and students of Colby
University (Waterville College until 1867), for the academic
year 1877-78. Waterville : Printed for the university. 1878. Svo.
pp. 34. [2342

bibliography of MAINE. 295
The Fifty-ninth Annual Catalogue of the offlcers and students of
Colby University (Waterville CoUege until 1867), for the aca
demic year 1878-79. WaterviUe: Printed for the university. 1878.
Svo. pp. 49. [2343
An essay by Henry E. Robins, D. D., president of the university, on " The
Relation of Education to Evangelization" occupies pp. 36-49.
The Sixtieth Annual Catalogue of the offlcers and students of
Colby University (Waterville College until 1867), for the acade
mic year 1879-80. Wateiwille: Printed for the university. 1879.
Svo. pp. 49. [2344
Contains memorial sermon for Gardner Colby, a baccalaureate discourse
by the president, Henry E. Robins, D. D., July 20, 1879, pp. 36^0.
The Sixty-first Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University (Waterville College until 1867), for the academic
year 1880-81. Waterville : Printed for the university. 1881. Svo.
pp. 39. [2345
The Sixty-second Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University (Waterville College until 1867), for the
academic year 1881-82. Waterville: Printed forthe university.
1881. Svo. pp. 42. [2346
The Sixty-third Annual Catalogue of theofficers and students of
Colby University (Waterville College until 1867), for the aca
demic year 1882-83. Waterville, Me: Printed for the university.
1883. Svo. pp. 42. [2347
The Sixty-fourth Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University (Waterville College until 1867), for the aca
demic year 1883-84. Waterville, Me. : Printed for the university.
1883. Svo. pp. 43. [2348
The Sixty-fifth Annual Catalogue of officers and students of Colby
University (Waterville College until 1867), for the academic year
1884-85. WatervUle, Me.: Printed for the university. 18S4. Svo.
pp- 46. [2349
The same. Second Edition. May 1885. Svo. pp. 46.
The Sixty-sixth Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1SS5-S6. Waterville, Me. :
Printed for the university. November, 1885. Svo. pp. 52. [2350
The Sixty-seventh Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1886-87. Waterville, Me.:
Printed for the university. December, 1888. Svo. pp. 50. [2351
The Sixty-eighth Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1887-88. Waterville, Me. :
Printed for the university. December, 18S7. Svo. pp. 44. [2352
The Sixty-ninth Annual Catalogue of the offlcers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1888-89. Waterville, Me. :
Printed for the university. December, ISSS. Svo. pp. 47. [2353

296 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Colby Univbesity, Continued.
The Seventieth Annual Catalogue of the offlcers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1889-90. WaterviUe, Me.:
Printed for the university. December, 1889. Svo. pp. 52. [23.54
The Seventy-first Annual Catalogue of the officers and students of
Colby University, for the academic year 1890-91. Waterville Me.:
Printed for the university. December, 1890. Svo. pp. 56. [2355
CATALOGUES, TEIBNNIAL AND GENERAL.
Catalogus per Triennium eorum qui officia gerunt quique alicujus
gradus laurea donati sunt, in CoUegio Watervillensi, iu republica
Mainensi : cui additur eorum, qui theol. dederunt operam. Water-
villse : excudebat Gulielmus Hastings, MDCCCXXV. Svo. pp. 8.
[2356
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Watervillensi, Watervillse, in republica Mainensi. Augustae:
typis descripsit Luther Severance, MDCCCXXXIV. Foedera
tarum Americse rerumpublicarum summae potestatis anno LIX.
Svo. pp. 11. [2:357
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia
gesser-ant, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Watervillensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. Augustse:
typis descripsit Luther Severance. MDCCCXXXVII. Foedera
tarum Americse rerumpublicarum summse potestatis anno LXII.
Svo. pp. 11. [2358
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Watervillensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. Watervillse:
typis descripsit Johannes-Stearns Carter. Anno Domini MDCC
CLXV. Svo. pp 16. [2359
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio Water
villensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. Watervillse : Typis
descripsit Johannes-Stearns Carter. Anno Domini MDCCCLVIII.
Svo. pp. 17. [2360
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Watervillensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. Watervillse:
Typis descripsit Johannas-S teams Carter, Anno Domini MDCCCLI.
8vo. pp. 19. [2361
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et offlcia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Watervillensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. MDCCCLIV.
(n. p.) (Reverse.) Typis J. M. Hewes et Soc, Bostonise. Svo. pp.
23. [2362

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 297
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et offlcia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
WatervUlensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. MDCCCLVII.
(n. p.) (Reverse.) Typis Johannes-Milton Hewes et Soc, Bostonise
Svo. pp. 24. [2363
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia
gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio
Watervillensi, Watervillse, in Republica Mainensi. MDCCCLX.
(n. p.) (Reverse.) Typis Johannes-Milton Hewes et Soc, Bostonise.
Svo. pp. 26. [2364
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio Water
villensi, WaterviUse, in RepubUca Mainensi. MDCCCLXIII.
n. p. (Reverse.) Typis Johannes-Milton Hewes et Soc, Bos
tonise. Svo. pp. 28. [2365
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in CoUegio Water
villensi, Watervillse, in RepubUca Mainensi. MDCCCLXVI. n.p.
(Reverse.) Typis Johannes-Milton Hewes et Soc, Bostonise. Svo.
pp, 29. [2366
Catalogus Senatus Academici, et eorum qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in Universitate
Colbiana, MDCCCLXIX. n. p. (Reverse.) Typis Johannes-Mil
ton Hewes et Soc, Bostonise. Svo. pp. 31. [2367
Catalogus Senatus academici, et eorum qui munera et officia gesse
runt, quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in Universitate
Colbiana, MDCCCLXXII. n. p. (Reverse.) Typis Johannes-
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Secundi, Magnse Brittanniss, Francise et Hibernise, 1742. Decimo
Sexto, Annoq: Domini, 1742. Between His Excellency William
Shirley, Esq., captain general and governor in chief, in and over
His Majesty's province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England,
And the chief sachems and captains of the Penobscot, Norridge
wock, Picwacket or Amiscoggin or Saco, St. John's, Bescommon-
conty or Amerescoggin and St. Francis tribes of Indians. August
2, 1742. n. t. p. Boston: J. Draper. 1742. 4to. pp. 19. [2471
 A Conference held at St. George's in the county of York, on the
twentieth day of September Anno Regni Regis Georgii Secundi
Magnse Brittannise Francise et Hibernise, Vicesimo Septimo
Annoque Domini. 1753. Between Sir William Pepperrell
Baronet, Jacob Wendell, Thomas Hubbard, and John Winslow
Esqrs.: and Mr. James Bowdoin, commissioners appointed by His
Excellency William Shirley, Esq. : captain general and governor
in chief, in and over His Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts
Bay in New England, to treat with the Eastern Indians on the
one part, and the Indians of the Penobscot tribe of the other part.
Boston in New England: Printed by Samuel Kneeland, Printer
to the Honorable House of Representatives. 1753. Svo. pp. 26.
[2472
CoNGDON, Chaelbs Tabbe. New York
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 A Manual of Congregationalism, prepared for the General Confer
ence ofthe Congregational Churches in Maine, and recommended
by that body to the consideration of the churches. Portland:
Hyde & Lord. 1848. See Pond, Enoch. [2474
 Polity, usages and law. 1865. See Davis, Woodbury.
Congregationalists. The records of the General Conference of the Congregational Churches of
Maine, from 1824 to 1827 were not published at the time, except briefly in
the Christian Mirror, Portland. They were printed in the minutes of the
General Conference, inl864, pp. 75-79.
Minutes of the General Conference of Maine at their annual meet
ing in Gorham in June (24-26), 1828. Portland: Shirley & Hyde,
Publishers. 1828. Svo. pp. 24. [2475

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n Waldoborough, 1829. Svo. pp. 24.
n Winthrop, 1830. Svo. pp. 24.
n Fryeburg, 1831. Svo. pp. 28.
n Wiscasset, 1832. Svo. pp. 32.
n Portland, 1833. Svo. pp. 24.
n Bath, 1834. Svo. pp. 32.
n Bangor, 1835. Svo. pp. 16.
n Augusta, 1836. Svo. pp. 16.
n North Yarmouth, 1837. Svo. pp. 24.
n Saco, 1838. Svo. pp. 28.
n Brunswick, 1839. Svo. pp. 51.
n HaUoweU, 1840. Svo. pp. 24.
n Machias, 1841. Svo. pp. 22.
n Portland, 1842. Svo. pp. 24.
n Bangor, 1843. Svo. pp. 24.
n Bath, 1844. Svo. pp. 32.
n Fryeburg, 1845. Svo. pp. 24.
n Augusta, 1846. Svo. pp. 24.
n Portland, 1847. Svo. pp. 27.
n Bangor, 1848. Svo. pp. 32.
n Bath, 1849 Svo. pp. 32.
n South Berwick, 1850. Svo. pp. 24.
n Yarmouth, 1851. Svo. pp. 23.
n Searsport, 1852. Svo. pp. 32.
n Saco, 1853. Svo. pp. 32.
n Bangor, 1854. Svo. pp. 46.
n Portland, 1855. Svo. pp. 48.

310 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Congregationalists, Continued.
 Minutes of same, held in Calais, 1S56. Svo. pp. 32.
 Minutes of same, held in Bath, 1857. Svo. pp. 60.
Rev. John Sawyer, aged 102 years, addressed earnestly the Sabbath-schools,
p. 18.
 Minutes of same, held in Augusta, 1858. Svo. pp. 68.
 Minutes of same, held in Portland, 1859. Svo. pp. 76.
An earnest discussion opened by Rev. William T. Dwight, D. D., of
Portland, on the refusal of the American Tract Society of New York to issue
tracts on the sin of slavery and the slave trade. A minority and a majority
report were presented. On motion of Dr. Dwight. the minority report was
adopted, only a few votes being in the negative. This disapproved the
course of N. Y. Soe. and approved the action of the Am. Tract Soc. Boston,
in issuing and circulating tracts on the subject.
 Minutes of same, held in Bangor, 1360. Svo. pp. 76.
 Minutes of same, held in Brunswick, 1861. Svo. pp. 72.
 Minutes of same, held in Portland, 1862. Svo. pp. 80.
Title of General Conference changed to " General Conference of the Con
gregational Churches in Maine, " p. 17. Summary Gen. Conferences, 1826-62,
by E. P. Daren, pp. 78, 79.
 Minutes of same, held in Biddeford, 1863. Svo. pp. 72.
 Minutes of same, held in Searsport, 1864. Svo. pp. SO.
In memoriam Rev. Benjamin Tappan, first moderator of Conference, and
Rev. Charles Packard, last moderator, pp. 23-24.
 Minutes of same, held in Portland, 1865. Svo. pp. 88.
In memory of Rev. David Thurston, pp. 11, 12.
In memoriam of Rev. Franklin Yeaton, Rev. William Davenport, and
Rev. Cyril Pearl, by Rev. Uriah Balkam. Summary General Conferences,
1826-65. Tables,pp. 84, 85.
 Minutes of same, held in Bath, 1866. Svo. pp. 79.
In memoriam, by Rev. George E. Adams, of Brunswick, of Rev. John E.
Adams; by Elbridge G. Carpenter, of Waldoboro, of Rev. Daniel Sewall;
by Rev. Uriah Balkam, of Lewiston, of Rev. Wm. T. Dwight, D. D., and
others, pp. 7-9.
 Minutes of same, held in Lewiston, 1867. pp. 157.
Churches and ministers from 1872 to 1867, with occasional references from
1643 to 1671, by Elnathan F. Duren, of Bangor, pp. 2, 67, 145-147, 150-167. In
memoriam of Rev. William Jenks, D. D., Rev. Clement Parker Rev.
Simeon Waters, Rev. Alien Greeley, Rev. George W. Cressey, and Rev.
Elbridge G. Carpenter, by William Warren, of Gorham, pp. 79 80.
 Minutes of same, held in Thomaston, 1868, with missionary sermon
by Rev. Uriah Balkam, D. D. Svo. 120.
In memoriam of Rev. Messrs. Noah Cressey, John Wilde, Daniel Kendrick
George Shepard, and William Smith, by Rev. U. Balkam, pp. 63-65.
 Minutes of same, held in Bangor, 1869. With missionary sermon
by Rev. Alfred E. Ives. Svo. pp. 112.
In memoriam of Rev. Messrs. John A. Perry, Benjamin C. Chase, Elijah
Jones, Charles Soule, E. P. Littlefield, G. W. Campbell, Wheelock Craig
Joseph VaiU, William J. Breed, John Orr, and Swan L. Pomeroy, by Rev!
William Warren, of Gorham. pp. 10-13.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 311
 Minutes of same, held in Yarmouth, 1870. With missionary sermon
by Rev. Jason K. Mason. Svo. pp. 116.
 Minutes of same, held in Bath, 1871. With missionary sermon by
Rev. Albert Cole. Svo. pp. 128.
 Minutes of same, held in Skowhegan, 1872. With missionary ser
mon by Rev. Joseph Smith. Svo. pp. 120.
 Minutes of same, held in Gorham, 1873. Svo. pp. 128.
 Minutes of same, held in New Castle, 1874. Svo. pp. 132.
 Minutes of same, held in Augusta, 1875. Svo. pp. 160.
 -Minutes of same, held in Portland, 1876. Svo. pp. 272.
 Minutes of same, held in Calais, 1877. Svo. pp- 124.
 Minutes of same, held in Auburn, 1878. Svo. pp. 144.
 Minutes of same, held in Winthrop, 1879. Svo. pp. 172.
 Minutes of same, held in Foxcroft and Dover, ISSO. Svo. pp. 152.
 Minutes of same, held in Portland, ISSl. Svo. pp. 228.
 Minutes of same, held in Bangor, 1882. Svo. pp. 212.
Memorial discourse on Enoch Pond, D. D., by Samuel Harris, D. D., LL. D.
111-133. See Harris, Samuel.
 Minutes of same, held in Farmington, 1883. Svo. pp. 219.
 Minutes of same, held in Biddeford, 1884. Svo. pp. 208.
 Minutes of same, held in Lewiston, 1885. Svo. pp. 220.
 Minutes of same, held in Bath, 1886. Svo. pp. 2S8.
 Minutes of same, held in Augusta, 1887. Svo. pp. 224.
List of life members of the Maine Missionary Society supposed to be
living, compiled by E. P. Duren, pp. 221-233.
 Minutes of same, held in Rockland, ISSS. Svo. pp. 284.
 Minutes of same, held in Portland, 1889. Svo. pp. 208.
 Minutes of same, held in Bridgton. 1890. Svo. pp. 240.
 Articles of Faith and a church covenant, reported by the committee
of the General Conference of Maine. Portland: Shirley & Hyde,
Exchange St. 1828. 24mo. [2476
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See Anti-Slavery.
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CONNIN, CONAEY, CONY, CONEY, CoNY FAMILIES. 1885. See WUllams,
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Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.

312 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Conspectus. A Conspectus or clear view of the laws in any way afiecting the
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twenty-fifth president of the United States. Including an ac
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of Bayard Taylor," "Great Fire in Boston," etc, etc. With an
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 The Life and Public Services of James G. Blaine, with incidents,
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youth in reading and parsing the English language. To which
are added miscellaneous questions on the sciences usually
taught in American schools, &c. By Amos Jones Cook, precep
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A Sermon preached at South Berwick, FeTs. 9, 1825, at the funeral
of Rev. Joshua Chase, pastor of the Baptist church at that
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[2487
Cook, Joel. Journalist PhUadelphia.
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Tour in Europe," "England Picturesque and Descriptive," etc.,
etc. Reprinted from the Philadelphia Ledger. Philadelphia:

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CooK, Joel, Continued-
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Chapter XXXI. Going down East, p. 223. (Portsmouth and Kittery.) Chap.
XXXII. The Isles of Shoals. Chap. XXXIII. Entering the Pine Tree
State, 238. (The city of Portland; The sea fight; From Portland to the
Penobscot.) Chap. XXXIV. The River of Norumbega, 246, (The Penobscot :
The Red men of the Eastern land; The noted settlement at Castine.) Chap.
XXXV. The Great Penobscot Bay, 254. (An exploration ; The archipelago :
The insular town of Islesboro.) Chap. XXXVI. The End, 262. (The appear
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view.)
 in Islesboro Sketch. By Joel Cook. (Engraving.) With illustra
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The New Universal Letter Writer. Containing letters on friend
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and other new and useful subjects. B.y the Rev. Thomas Cook,
A. B., and one of the authors of the new Royal and Universal
Dictionary of Arts and Sciences in England. Also forms of
bonds, deeds, indentures, powers of attorney, cards of compli
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Ezekiel Goodale, at the Hallowell Bookstore, sign of the Bible.
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As a citizen, the grandest of his nation.
As a statesman, the idol of millions of people.
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briUiant service as a Congressman; his able and patriotic record
in the Senate of the United States and as Secretary of State dur-

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of his services as a general and his record as a statesman. The
work also contains an account of the election and administration
of every president from Washington to Arthur, and fine portraits
of all of them, with a complete history of the Republican party,
and a large amount of valuable statistical matter, giving the re
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churches, as the four causes of the growth and defence of New England. "
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23

338 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Deane, Joseph Augustus. 1802-73. Lawyer, Ellsworth.
History of liygonia Lodge, No. 40, Free and Accepted Masons, at
Ellsworth, Maine, from 1S22 to 1874, by Joseph A. Deane, P. M.
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Deane, Llewellyn. 1829-95. b. Ellsworth. Lawyer, Washington, D. C.
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Dated Feb. 1, 1807, and addressed to " Hon. Augustus Stevens, mayor of
Portland, Maine."
 Some Reminiscences suggested by the semi-centennial celebration,
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 Biographical Sketch of John G. Deane, and brief mention of his
connection with tlie north eastern boundary of Maine. Copied
by permission from the records of the Maine Historical Society;
also, memoranda about members of the family, old residents of
the city of Ellsworth, Maine, &c. Prepared by, and printed for
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 John G. Deane. A sketch of his life, with a recapitulation of his
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Deane, Samuel, D. D. 1733-1814. Clergyman, Portland, 1764-1814
Four Sermons to youngmen, from Titus 2: 6. Preached at Fal
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 The New England Farmer: or georgical dictionary: containing a
compendious account of the ways and methods in which the
most important arts of husbandry, in all its various branches, is,
or may be, practiced to the greatest advantage in this country.
By Samuel Deane, A- M., fellow of the American Academy of
Arts and Sciences-
" Erigoribus parto agricolce plerumque fruuntur,
Muitiaque inter se Iceti convivia curant :
Invitat genialis hyems, curasqueresolvit."

352 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Deane, Samuel, D. J)., Continued.
Printed at Worcester,Massachusetts- By Isaiah Thomas. Sold by
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[2752
The list of subscribers' names and addresses is now valuable.
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a compedious account of the ways and methods in which the
important art of husbandry, in all its various branches, is. or
may be, practiced to the greatest advantage in this country. By
Samuel Deane, D. D., vice-president of Bowdoin College, and
fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The
Second edition, corrected, improved and enlarged by the author.
"Erigoribus parto agricolce plerumque fruuntur,
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 The New England Farmer: or georgical dictionary. Containing
a compendious account of the ways and methods in which the
important art of husbandry in all its various branches, is, or
may be, practiced to the greatest advantage in this country. By
Samuel Deane, D. D., vice-president of Bowdoin College and
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Third
edition, corrected, improved aud adapted to the present state of
the science of agriculture.
"Erigoribus parto agricol(£ plerumque fruuntur,
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 An Oration delivered in Portland, July 4th, 1793, in commemora
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 A Sermon preached before His Honour Samuel Adams, Esq., lieu
tenant governor; the Honorable the Council, Senate, and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, May
2Sth, 1794. Being the day of general election. By Samuel
Deane, D. D. A pastor of the First church in Portland: Printed
in Boston, at the State Press, by Adams and Larkin, Printers to
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 1794. 8vo., title-page pp
(1)- 5-31. ^2756
 A Sermon, preached on February 19th, 1795, being the day of na
tional thanksgiving, appointed by the president of the United
States. By Samuel Deane, D. D., a pastor ofthe First church in
Portland.

BIBLIOGRAPHY' OF MAINE. 353
"In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus
concerning you." St. Paul.
Printed at Portland, by Thomas B. Wait 1795. Svo. pp. 20-
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It originally appeared in the Cumberland Gazette, March 5. 1795.
 The Death of an Aged Servant of God, considered and improved in
a funeral discourse, deUvered at Portland, May 31st, 1795. Being
the Lord's day after the funeral of the Rev. Thomas Smith,
senior pastor of the First church of Portland, who departed this
life. May 23, in the 94th year of his age. By Samuel Deane, D.
D-, surviving pastor of said church.
" David, after he had served his generation by the will of God, fell on
sleep, and was laid unto his fathers, and saw corruption. " St. Luke-
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 Two Discourses on the Resurrection.
See Willis, William, in memoir prefixed to diary, p. 296. Copies are not
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Deane, Saeah Maeia. Bangor. See Sturtevant, Sarah D.
Deane, William Reed. 1809-71- Antiquary, Mansfield, Mass.
Reverend Jonathan Fisher, of Bluehill, Maine. Read before a
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Deaeboen, Heney. 1751-1829. Revolutionary general, Roxbury, Mass.
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Deaeboen, Jeeemiah Wadleigh, M. D. 6. Parsonsfield, 1832.
Editor. A History of the first century of the town of Parsonsfield,
Maine- Incorporated Aug. 29, 1885, and celebrated with impres
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Me.: Brown Thurston & Co. ISSS. Svo. pp. xiv, (1), 499,(1).
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Part I. Introduction. Programme. Address of Welcome, by J. W.
Dearborn, M. D.; Oration by Hon. James W. Bradbury; Agriculture of
Parsonsfield, by John Tuck; Schools of Parsonsfield, by Horace Piper, A. M.,
LL. D.; College Graduates, by Rev. Joseph Ricker, D. D.; Progress of
24

354 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Deaeboen, Jeeemiah Wadleigh, M. D., Continued.
Physics for a Century, by Prof. C. F. Brackett, A. M., M. D., LL. D.;
Centennial Poem, by Mrs. Isadore E. Merrill; Lawyers of Parsonsfield, by P.
Mclntyre, Esq. ; Physicians of Parsonsfield, by J. W. Dearborn , M. D. ; Minerals
of Parsonsfield, by H. L. Staples, A. M-, M- D., Parsonsfield Seminary and its
Students, by Prof. G. H. Ricker; Music and Musicians of Parsonsfield, by
Prof. L. O.Emerson; Progress of Christianity for a Century (sermon,) by
Rev. R. H. Conwell. Part. II. History of Parsonsfield, by H. G. O. Smith.
Part HI. Personal Sketches. Part IV. Genealogies. Part V. Miscella
neous papers.
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Portland aud Champlain Railroad. By W. Dearborn. [2763
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Deblois, Thomas Amoey, LL. D. 1794-1867. Lawyer, Portland.
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Decalves, Don Alonzo.
Travels to the Westward or Unknown Parts of America, being a
tour of almost fourteen months. Containing an account of
the country, upwards of two thousand miles west of the Christian
parts of North America: with an account of Wliite Indians, their
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De Costa, Benjamin Feanklin, D- D. 6. 1831. Clergyman, Ncw
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An edition of 120 copies, illustrated with ten photographs, was published.
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Only 32 copies printed. Pages to follow foregoing.
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MunseU. 1868. Svo. pp. ix, (1), 11, 118. (Map.) [2769

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-The same. Second edition. Albany, N. Y. Joel Munsell's Sons.
1890. Svo. pp. 196. (map.) [2770
Quotes that at Pittston, Me., trees three feet in diameter, and with six
hundred annular rings were found, associated with brick work, which, so far
as appearances went, antedated the trees. This is refuted by Prof. Henry
W. Haynes (Mass. Hist- Soc. Proc. 2d. ser. 5: :337,) who says that rings are
not a safe criterion for determining the age of trees, and that trees of Maine,
such as the pine and spruce, do not live to the age of six hundred years.
-Notes on a review of " The Pre-Columbian Discovery of America by
the Northmen," in the North American Review for July. By Rev.
B. F. De Costa. Advertiser Press: Charlestown, Mass. 1869.
16mo. pp. 14. [2771
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notes. By B. F. De Costa. New York. 1869- 4to- pp. 221-
(Photographic plate.) [2772
Twenty-four copies printed. Also, Antiquities. To the editor of the Ad
vertiser. New York: Dec. 1, 186J. 4to. slip. p.l.
-The Northmen in Maine; a critical examination of views expressed
in connection with the subject, by Dr. J. G. Kohl, in volume I, of
the new series of the Maine Historical Society. To which are
added criticisms on other portions of the work, and a chapter on
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Staten Island, Long Branch, Nova Scotia, Grand Manan, Cacco
Bay, Cape Ann, Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, Newport, Long
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356 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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routes thither, descriptions of the scenery and topography,
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States coast survey. An island full of hills and dells.
All rumpled and uneven. Browning.
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Published anonymously.
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Reprinted in advance from Proc. Mass. Hist Soc. 18: 82: 118, (1880-81.)
It contains a facsimile of tile original manuscript title.
It would seem from the internal evidence furnished by the journal and
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Penobscot as the river discovered by Waymouth.

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The country over which M. Denys claimed to exercise jurisdiction, under
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pillotage.

362 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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L'Accadie or Nova Scotia; with the vicissitudes of the property
and jurisdiction thereof, and its present state. V. The several
grants of Sagadahock, Province of Main, Massachusett's-Bay, and
New Plymouth, united by a new charter in the present Province
of Massachusett's-Bay, commonly called New England. By William
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It originally appeared in numbers. The death of the author prevented the
completion of the work.
 The same. Boston: New England, Printed : London, reprinted for
E. Baldwin, M, DCC, LV. 2 Vols., Svo. Vol. I. 3, 1, pp. iv, 568,
(map). Vol. II. 3, 1, pp. 416.
An exact reprint of the Boston edition of 1749, with the addition of a map.
 The same. London: E. aud J. Dodsley, MDCCLX. Same title as
preceding.
Douglass, William Abbot. Waterford.
A Short Account of WiUiam Abbot Douglass, who died at Water
ford, Maine, February 23, 1832. Aged three years and eight
months. By the children's friend-
" Those that seek me early shall flnd me." Prov. 8: 17.
" To thee the voices of the young,
A monument of honor raise :
And babes with uninstructed tongues.
Declare the wonders of thy praise."
Written for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society and revised
by the committee of publication. Third edition. Boston: Mass
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Dow, Daniel. 1772-1849. Clergyman, Thompson, Conn.
The Pedobaptist Catechism, or a schedule of the most important
questions and answers, together with Scripture proofs, relative to
the subject and mode of baptism. Portland: A. and J. Shirley,
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Dow, Feedbeic Neal. 6. 1840. Portland.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.

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Dow, Joshua- 1776-1861. Portland.
Notice of. 1861. See Willis, WUUam.
Dow, Neal. b. 1804- Temperance reformer, Portland-
An Oration, delivered before the Maine Charitable Mechanic As
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Dow- Publishedbyrequest ofthe association. Portland: Printed
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Reprinted in " The Expositor," and " State of Maine," newspapers, March-
July, 1852.
 Operation of the Liquor Law in Portland. Eeport of the mayor,
Hon. Neal Dow, to the board of aldermen and common council,
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Down East Latch Strings. 1S87- See IngersoU, Ernest.

374 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Down the West Branch. 1886- See Farrar, C- A. J.
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Deake, Feancis Samuel. 1828-85. Author, Boston.
Memorials of the Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts- By
Francis S- Drake. (Seal.) Boston: Printed for the society.
1873. Eoy. Svo. pp. 10, x, 563. [2916
Facsimile of autographs of the original members for the state of Massa
chusetts, 20 pp; 24 illustrations.
Biographical notices are given of the following Maine members, vIk: Gen.
Henry Knox, Thomaston, (portrait and illus) ; Bernard Calvin Bailey,
Calvin Bailey, Bath; Ralph Hart Bowles, Machias; David Cobb, Goulds
boro', (portrait); John Crane, Whiting; Samuel Darby, York; Ebenezer
Davis, Charles S. Daveis, (portrait), John Taylor Gilman Daveis, Port
land; John Davis, Norway; John Edwards, Portland; Francis Le Baron
Goodwin, Frankfort; Africa Hamlin, Waterford; Park Holland, Edding-
ton; Joseph W. Leland, Saco; Theodore Lincoln, Benjamin Lincoln, Den
nysviUe; Nathaniel Nason, Berwick; Josiah Pierce, Jr., Portland; Benja
min J. Porter, Camden; William Pitt Preble, Jr., Portland; George W.
Stocker, Falmouth; Ebenezer Storer, Gorham; Joseph Henry Jackson
Thayer, Bangor; William Torrey, Bath; Lemuel Trescott, Lubec; Joseph
Tucker, York; Rufus Chandler Vose, Augusta; Thomas Vose, Thomaston;
David Webber, Sanford; Christopher Woodbridge, Newcastle.
 Life and Correspondence of Henry Knox, major-general in the
American Eevolutionary army. By Francis S. Drake. Boston:
Samuel G. Drake, 17 Bromfield Street. 1873. Svo. pp. 160.
[2917
Areprint from " Me.jiOrials of the Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati. "
Three huadred copies were printed, for subscribers only. Reviewed In
" The Nation, " Jan. 1, 1874.
 Henry Knox. N. E. Eeg. 34: 347. (1880.) [2918
This article is abridged from the author's " Life and Correspondence of
He ary Knox."
Drake, Oeeison.
Wild Elver Tragedy. Murder! Suicide!! Charles Freeman of
Gilead, murdered himself and wife on the morning of June llth,
1851. The cause was jealousy. By Orrison Drake. Price ten
cents. Gorham, N. H.: Mountaineer Print. 1S82. 24mo. pp.
1'7- [2919
Deake, Samuel Adams, b. 1833. Author, Boston, Kennebunkport.
The Pepperells of Kittery Point, Maine. (With a woodcut of the
Pepperell residence.) Appleton's Jour. 11: 65. (1874.) [2920
 Nooks and Corners of the New England Coast. By Samuel Adams
Drake, author of "Old Landmarks of Boston," "Historic Fields
and Mansions of Middlesex," &c. With illustrations. (Engraved

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 375
epigraph.) New York : Harper & Brothers, Publishers. Frank
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Chaps. II-III. Mount Desert. Chaps. IV-V. Castine. Chap. VI. Pem
aquid Point. Chap. VII. Monhegan Island. Chap. VIII. From Wells to
Old York. Chap. IX. Agamenticus, the Ancient City. Chap. X. At Kit
tery Point, Maine. Chaps. XI-XII. The Isles of Shoals.
Portions of chapters IV, V and VIII are reproduced in "Coast of Maine."
See Peabody, H. G-
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Drake. With many illustrations and maps. New York : Charles
Scribner's Sons. 1888. 12mo. pp. x, (2), 251. [2922
The First Winter— De Monts, Colony, 1604. p. 20- Popham Colony, 1607, p
30- The Colony of Madame de Guercheville, 1613. p. 51. Pioneers of Maine,
1623-30, p. 119.
 A Book of New England Legends and Folk Lore, in prose and
poetry, by Samuel Adams Drake, author of "Nooks and Cor
ners of the New England Coast." "Old Landmarks of Boston,"
etc. Illustrated by F- I- Merrill. Boston: Eoberts Brothers.
1884. Svo. pp. xvUi, 461. [2923
York, Agamenticus,;p. 368; St. Aspenquid of Agamenticus. pp. 359-60
— ^The Pine Tree Coast. By Samuel Adams Drake, author of "Nooks
and Corners of the New England Coast."
"Now longe mayst thou saile by the Coast,
Thou gentle Master, gentle Marinere." CUAUCEB.
(Illus.) Boston: Estes & Lauriat, 1891. sm. 4to. pp. 393. [2924
(Three hundred and seventy-nine illustrations.)
Contents. The West Coast. Chapter I. Kittery and the Piscataqua. II. The
Isles of Shoals. HI. A Ramble in Old York. IV- Ogunquit, Bald Head, and
That Shore. V- A Turn around WeUs Bay. VI. At Kennebunkport. VII. The
Story of Cape Porpoise- VIII. Biddeford Fool- IX. On Old Orchard Beach.
X. From Scarborough to Portland Head.
The Mid Coast. Chapter XI. A Day in Portland. XII. Casco Bay.
XIII. The Gate of the Kennebec. XIV. Boothbay and about There. XV,
Monhegan on the Sea. XVI. Pemaquid, the Fortress. XVII. Thomaston.
round Owl's Head.
The East Coast- Chapter XVIII- A Voyage to Norumbega. XIX. Penob
scot Bay and its Mountain Coasts. XX. Historic Castine. XXI. Mount
Desert Island. XXII. In and out of Bar Harbor. XXIII- Around French
man's Bay- XXIV- From Petit Manan to Machias, Cutler and Quoddy
Head- XXV. Eastport and Quoddy Bay. XXVI. Run across Grand Manan.
Drake, Samuel Gaednbe. 1798-1885. Historical writer, Boston.
Indian Biography; containing the lives of more than two hundred
Indian chiefs ; also such others of that race as have rendered
their names conspicuous in the history of North America, from
its first being known to Europeans to the present period- Giving
at large their most celebrated speeches, memorable sayings, nu
merous anecdotes and a history of their wars. Much of which

376 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Deake Samuel Gaednbe, Continued.
is taken from manuscripts never before published. By Samuel
G. Drake. O time ! the beautlfler of the dead,
Adornerof the ruin, comforter
And only healer when the heart hath bled —
Time ! the corrector where our judgments err. Bybok.
Nishnoh oonouhlcoi pish qunohqutteauun, Tcah nishnoh wadechu, kar wad-
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Boston: Josiah Drake. MDCCCXXXII. 12mo. pp. 348. (2
engraved plates.) [2925
 Tragedies of the Wilderness ; or, true and authentic narratives of
captives who have been carried away by the Indians from the
various frontier settlements of the United States, from the ear
liest to the present time. Illustrating the manners and customs,
barbarous rites and ceremonies, of the North American Indians,
and their various methods of torture practiced upon such as
have, from time to time, fallen into their hands. By Samuel G.
Drake. Happy the natives of this distant clime,
Ere Europe's sons were known or Europe's crime. Chcbchill.
'Tis theirs to triumph, ours to die !
But mark me. Christian, ere I go.
Thou too Shalt have thy share of woe ! Fkeeman.
Boston: Antiquarian Bookstore and Institute. 1842. Illus.
12mo. pp. 360. [2926
 The Book of the Indians; or, biography and history of the Indians
of North America, from its first discovery to the year 1841.
" History maketh a young man to be old, without either wrinkles or gray
hairs; priviledging him with the experience of age, without either the in-
flrmities or inconveniences thereof. " Fuller's Holy War.
" They waste us — ay — like April snow
In the warm noon, we shrink away;
And fast they follow, as we go
Towards the setting day-
Till they shall fill the land, and we
Are driven into the western sea. " Bryant.
By Samuel G. Drake, fellow of the Eoyal Society of Northern
Antiquaries, at Copenhagen, Honorary member of the New
Hampshire and New York Historical Societies. Ninth edition.
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156.

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" August and glorious city ! Thy renown
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380 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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44. [2974
Contains description of fort at Pemaquid. The work was first printed in
London, in 1728.
DuMONT, John Thomas Philip. 1802-52. Lawyer, Hallowell.
Notice of. N. E. Eeg. 7 : 374. (1853.) [2975
 Notice of. 1864. See Palmer, Joseph.
DuNBAE, Kendall M. b. 1857. Damariscotta.
Papers relating to history of Press in Sagadahoc County. 1889. See
Maine Press Association.
 Paper relating to history of Press in Lincoln County. See same.
Dunham, James.
Legal Forms for the Transaction of Business, particularly adapted
to the use of farmers, mechanics, and all men in the private
walks of life. By James Dunham. Portland: Printed forthe
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Dunlap, Eobeet Pinckney. 1796-1859- Lawyer, governor of Maine-
Brunswick.
Speech of Mr. Dunlap, of Maine, on the tariff; delivered in the
House of Representatives, May 1, 1844- Washington, Printed at
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 Address before the General Grand Chapter of the United States,
at the triennial meeting in Hartford, Connecticut, September 9,
1856. (Freemasons.) Portland, Me. Published by order of the
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 Address before the Grand Lodge of Maine, at the annual commu
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Published by order of the Grand Lodge- 1858- Svo. pp. 8. [2979
 Notice of. 1876. See Adams, George E.
 Sketch of- 1887. See King, Marquis F.
DuNNELS, John E-, M- D- 1818-67- Physician, Harrison.
Biographical Sketch of. 1867. See Brown, T. H.
Dunning Family, of Maine. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Dunton, Alvin Bobbins. 1812-91. Instructor, Camden.
A True Story of the Hart-Meservey Murder Trial, in which light
is thrown upon dark deeds, incompetency and perfidy: and
crime fastened upon those whose position, if not manhood
should have commanded honest dealings. By Alvin R. Dunton,
Camden; author of the Duntonian system of penmanship and
the oldest expert in handwriting in the United States.
Ye who love the ways of Justice,
Who delight in noble actions,
Who believe that truth should conquer.
And that right should rule forever.
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Duren, Elnathan Freeman, b. 1814. Publisher. ;. Bangor.
Compiler. Manual High Street Congregational church, Portland.
1846. See Portland.
 Compiler. Annual Minutes Penobscot Musical Association, 1847-
84- See Penobscot County-
 Congregational Ministers and Churches in Maine from 1672 to 1867.
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 Supplement to the same. 1868-76. Portland: 1876. Svo. pp. 67.
[2982
 Supplement to the same. 1877-86. Bangor: 1886. Svo. pp. 11.
[2983

384 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
DuEBN, Elnathan Feeeman, Continued.
 Manual of the Hammond Street Congregational church, Bangor
Maine. Printed for the use of the members.
" The foundation of God standeth sure, having this seal, the Lord know
eth them that are his. And, let every one that nameth the name of Christ,
depart from iniquity, " 2 Tim. 2 : 19.
Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith & Son. 1871. 16mo. pp.
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An addenda of 7pp., containing list of members received from Oc
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 Bibliography of Maine. 1872. See Griffin, Joseph.
 Historical and Descriptive Sketch of Penobscot County. 1879. See
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1. First Congregational. Vol. XV, AprU 24, 1886. 2. First Methodist
church. Vol. XV, May 1, 1886. 3. First Baptist church. Vol. XV, May 8,
1886. 4. Unitarian church. Vol. XV, May 15, 1886. 6. Hammond Street
Congregational church. Vol. XV, May 29, 1886. 6. St. John's Episcopal
church. Vol. XV, May 29, 1886. 7. Universalist church. Vol. XVI, Febru
ary 5 and 12, 1887. 8. Universalist church. 9 and 01. Central Congre
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Vol. XVII, April 14, 1888. 12. Second (now Grace) Methodist church. Vol.
XVII, April 21. 1888. 13. First Free Baptist church. Vol. XVII, May 12, 1888,
13. Advent Christian church. Vol. XVIII, February 23, 1889. (There are no
numbers to the newspapers.)
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 Editor. Minutes General Conference Maine Congregational churches.
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DuEGiN, Benoni T.
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DuEHAM. Incorported 1789.
Early Births. 1S78. See Douglas, J. Lufkin.
Dutch in Maine. (1857.) See de Peyster, J. Watts.
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Dutton, Samuel, and family, Bangor. ISSS. See Porter, J. W.
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Address at Bar Harbor. 1886. See American Institute of Ins.

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Duyckinck, Eveets Augustus. 1816-78. Author, New York.
National Portrait Gallery of Eminent Americans: including orators,
statesmen, naval and military heroes, jurists, authors, etc., etc.
From original full-length paintings by Alonzo Chappel. With
biographical and historical narratives, by Everts A. Duyckinck,
editor of "Cyelopsedia of American Literature," etc. In two
volumes. Vol. I. New York: Johnson, Fry & Company, 27
Beekman St., 4to. pp. 2, 488. (IUus.) Vol. II. pp. 470. (Illus.) [2987
John Neal ; Bowdoin College (with engravings) ; Grenville Mellen ; Jacob
Abbott; John S.C.Abbott; Sylvester Judd; Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
(with engraving of her Brunswick residence).
 Cyelopsedia of American Literature, embracing personal and critical
notices of authors, and selections from their writings, from the
earliest period to the present day, with portraits, autographs, and
other illustrations. By Everts A. Duyckinck, and George L. Duy
ckinck. Edited to date by M. Laird Simons. In two volumes.
Philadelphia: WiUiam Rutter & Co., 1877. Svo. Vol. I. pp. xxii,
990. Vol. II. pp. xiv, 1054. [2988
The following authors are noted as of Maine ; Simon Greenleaf, John Neal,
Robert S. Cofftn, Grenville Mellen, Nathaniel Deering, Jacob Abbott, John
S. C. Abbott, Frederic H. Hedge, N. P. Willis, H. W. Longfellow, Samuel
Longfellow, George B. Cheever, George S. Hillard, B. B. Thatcher, George
Burgess, Ann S. Stephens, Lorenzo Sabine, Seba Smith, Elizabeth O. Smith,
John H. Sheppard, D. C. Colesworthy, Edmund Flagg, Charles Deane, John
Ward Dean, John W. Thornton, Deane Dudley, William Willis, William
Cutter, Samuel F. Smith, George W. Light, S. B. Beckett, William K. Stevens,
George H. Preble, Elizabeth A. Allen, Harriet P. SpofEord.
Dwight, Edwaed Steong. 1820-90. Clergyman, Saco, 1844-52.
A Teaching Ministry the Conservators of the Social Welfare. (2
Chron. 15:3.) A sermon delivered at Searsport (1st. Ch.), June
23, 1852, before the Maine Missionary Society, at its forty-fifth
anniversary. By Edward S. Dwight, pastor of the First Congre
gational church in Saco. Augusta: William T. Johnson, Printer.
1852. Svo. pp. 17- . [2989
 An Address deUvered in Saco, Oct. 12, 1S62, on the one hundredth
anniversary of the organization of the First church in Saco, Me.
By Rev. Edward S. Dwight, sixth pastor. Published by request.
Saco: WiUiam Noyes, Printer. 1862. Svo. pp. 27. [2990
Dwight, Seeeno Edwards, D. D. 1786-1850. Clergyman.
The Gospel, its own Witness to the Conscience. A sermon deliv
ered in Portland, Nov. 9, 1825, at the installation of the Eev.
Charles Jenkins, pastor of the Third Congregational church in
that place- By S. Edwards Dwight, pastor of Park Street church,
Boston- Portland: Shirley and Edwards, Printers. 1826. Svo. pp.
54. [2991
26

386 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Dwight, Timothy, D. D. 1752-1817. Clergyman, New Haven, Conn.
Travels in New England and New York. By Timothy Dwight, S.
T. D., LL. D. Late president of Yale College; author of "Theol
ogy Explained and Defended- " In four volumes- New Haven:
Published by Timothy Dwight. S. Converse, Printer. 1821. 4
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Letter 16. Fryeburg— Hiram — Standish— Gorham — Falmouth- Letter 17.
Portland — Its buildings and commerce — Attacks of the Indians — Wan
tonly destroyed by Capt. Mowat in 1775. Letter 18. Story of General Wads
worth — Attack on his house— His capture. Letter 19. Story of General
Wadsworth concluded— Major Burton. Letter 20. Kittery— York— Wells —
Kennenunk— Portland. Letter 21. Falmouth— North Yarmouth— Freeport
— Brunswick — Bowdoin College. Letter 22. Bath — Woolwich — Dresden —
Pittston — Gardiner — Augusta— Hallowell — Litchfield — Topsham — The Amiri-
scoggin— The Kennebec. Letter 23. Tornado — Scarborough — Saco — Bid
deford — Arundel. Letter 24. Maine — Its Climate — Coast — Soil — Manner
of settlement — Difiiculties encountered by the first settlers — ^Their charac
ter. Letter 25. Lovewell's excursions.
Dwight, William Theodoeb, D. D. 1795-1865. Clergyman, Port
land, 1832-64.
Religion, the Only Preservative of National Freedom. A discourse
delivered in the Third Congregational church of Portland, on
the day of tho Annual Thanksgiving, December 1, 1836. By
William T. Dwight. Published by request Portland: Arthur
Shirley, Printer. 1836. Svo. pp. 16. [2993
 The Church, the Pillar and Ground of the Truth. A sermon deliv
ered in Brunswick, June 26, 1839, before the Maine Missionary
Society, at its thirty-second anniversary. By William T. Dwight,
pastor of the Third Congregational church in Portland. Port
land: Alfred Merrill, Printer. 1839. Svo. pp. 24. [2994
 " A Great Man Fallen." A discourse on the death of President
Harrison : delivered in the Third Congregational church of Port^
land, on Sabbath morning, April 18, and on Thursday evening,
April 22, 1841, the dayof the Annual Fast. By William T- Dwight.
Publishedbyrequest. Portland: Alfred Merrill, Printer. 1841.
Svo. pp. 19. [2995
 A Discourse on the rightfulness and expediency of capital punish
ments. By William T. Dwight, pastor of the Third Parish
church, Portland. Published by request. Portland: Printed at
the Temperance Office. 1843. Svo. pp. 34. [2996
 -An Address delivered before the association of alumni of Yale
College, August 14, 1844. By WUliam T. Dwight, pastor of the
Third Congregational church, Portland, Maine. Published by
request of the association. New Haven: Printed by B. L. Ham-
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 The Adaptation of the Truth to Promote the Salvation of Men. A
discourse delivered at the installation of Rev. Oren Sikes over

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 387
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 An Address delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Alpha
of Maine, in Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Sept. 6, 1849. By
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Reviewed by Rev. John Lord. 1852.
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 Characteristics of New England Theology. A discourse delivered
at the first public anniversary of the Congregational Board of
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 The Pulpit in its Relation to Politics. A discourse delivered in
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 A Discourse on Spiritualism, delivered in the Third Parish church,
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 The Work : and the Workmen. A discourse in behalf of the Amer
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388 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Resolves of the General Court of the commonwealth of Mas.saohu-
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 Inscriptions from gravestones in the old burying-ground at East
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Annals of the Town of Warren: with the early history of St.
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 History of Thomaston, Rockland, and South Thomaston, Maine,
from their first exploration, A. D. 1605; with family genealogies.
By Cyrus Eaton: cor. member of the Mass. Hist. Society, also of
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392 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Eaton, Hosea, Ballou. 1822-87. Physician, Camden, 1844-87.
Inaugural Address read before the Maine Homeopathic Medical
Society, by Hosea B. Eaton, M. D., president, of Rockport, in
Camden, at the fourth annual meeting of the society. Held in
Augusta, Thursday, May 24, 1870, at 2 o'clock, P. M.Portland:
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 Speech by Dr. H. B. Eaton, of Camden, Me., in the House of Repre
sentatives, Jan. Oth, 1883, in favor of the amendment to the con
stitutiou, forever prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxi
cating liquors. The speech fully shows the physiological, medi
cal, chemical and moral effects on those who use intoxicating
liquors, and on their children, (hereditary). Confirmed by over
7000 of the best-read physicians in this county. Yarmouth, Me- :
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Of the time of the siege in 1779.
Eaton, John Eowell, M. D. 1830-85. Physician, Wilton.
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Eaton, John S.
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agents iu the cars of the Boston and Maine E. E., at mountain
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Severely criticized in Mo. Miscel- 5:346. (1841.)
In writing to Carlyle on the 31st of July, 1841, Emerson says :
¦' As usual at this season of the year, I, incorrigible spouting Yankee, am
writing an oration to deliver to the boys in one of our little country colleges
nine days hence. " Life of Emerson, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, p. 136.

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" My oration was heard with cold, silent, unresponsive attention, in which
there seemed to be a continued un uttered rebuke and protest. The services
were closed with prayer, and the good man who prayed, prayed for the ora
tor, but also warned his hearers against heresies and wild notions, which
appeared to me of that kind for which I was held responsible. The address
was really written in the heart and happiness of what I thought a real in
spiration : but all the warmth was extinguished in that lake of iced water. "
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1:467. The same story is told of an address delivered at Middlebury, Ver
mont, four years later. Possibly, in his account to Mr. Whipple, Emerson
confounded them together. The minister's prayer was that they might be
delivered from ever again hearing such transcendental nonsense from the
sacred desk. Emerson, the story goes, asked the name of the clergyman,
and said, " He seems a very conscientious, plain-spoken man. "
Emerson, Reuben. 1771-1860. Clergyman, South Eeading, Mass.
A Sermon, on the qualification of a spiritual shepherd, delivered
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Embeson, Samuel. 1765-1851. Physician, Kennebunk, 1790-1851.
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 An Oration on music. Pronounced at Portland, May 2Sth, 1800.
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[3139
 An Oration on medicine, deUvered at Berwick, the first Wednesday
in June, before the Medical Society of the county of York. By
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 An Oration pronounced before Saco Lodge at the celebration of
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406 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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408 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Everett, pastor of the Independent Congregational church of

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416 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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418 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Guide to the Rangeley Lakes. One of the best summer resorts in
New England! — Finest scenery: mountains, lakes, ponds, rivers,
streams, brooks, and unbroken forests, teeming with salmon,
trout and game in abundance. Superior roads, covered coaches-
and wagons, safe from showers and storms the entire distance
from the railroad station to the heart of the wilderness. The
oldest, cheapest, quickest and most reliable route to the Range-
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Independence of the United States of America. Calculated for
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Was Thne cut ofl and cast beneath the skies;
The skies, which watched him, in his new abode.
Measuring his motions by revolving spheres. "
Portland: Printed and published atthe Gazette and Argus Of
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Joseph Johnson's, Isaac Adams' & W. Hyde's bookstores, and
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(The) Faembes' Club Almanac for 1889. As compiled for the edifi
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 ^Address, 4th July, 1862. See Abbott, Austin.

420 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Containing a brief .sketch of its history; a list of those formerly
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Farrar's Illustrated Guide-Book to Rangeley, Eichardson, Kenne-
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Andover, Me., and vicinity. With a new and correct map of the
lake region, drawn and printed expressly for this book. Also

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 421
contains the game and fish laws of Maine and New Hampshire,
railroad, steamboat, and stage routes, time tables, table of fares,
list of hotels, board, and other valuable information for the
sportsman, tourist, or pleasure seeker. By Charles A. J. Farrar,
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-1S79. Guide Book to Moosehead Lake and Vicinity. The wilds of
Northern Maine, and head waters of the Kennebec, Penobscot
and St. John rivers, with a new and correct map of the lake
region. Also game and fish laws of the state, time tables, rail
roads, steamboats, and stage routes. List of hotels, price of
board, etc., etc. Illustrated. Boston: Lee & Shepard. New
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-The same. Boston. 1880. 12mo. pp. 216.
12mo. pp. 216.
12mo. pp. 216.
12mo. pp. 224.
-Farrar's Illustrated Guide-book to Rangeley, Richardson, Kenne-
bago, Umbagog, and Parmachenee Lakes, the head -waters of the
Connecticut, Dixville Notch and Andover, Me., and vicinity.
With a new and correct map of the lake region, drawn and printed
expressly for this book. Also contains the game and fish laws
of Maine and New Hampshire, as revised by the last legislatures.
Eailroad, steamboat and stages routes, time table, table of fares,
Ust of hoteLs, prices of board and other valuable information for
the sportsman, tourist or pleasure seeker. By Charles A- J.
Farrar, author of "Moosehead Lake and Vicinity, illustrated;"
" Camp Life in the Wilderness," etc. Boston: Lee & Shepard.
New York: Charles T. DiUingham. 1879. 12mo.'pp. 210. [3267
-The same. 1880. 12mo. pp. 265.
-The same. 1881. pp. 300.
-The same. 1882. pp. .300.
-Camp Life in the Wilderness. A tale of the Richardson Lakes with
twelve iUustrations in wood, engraved by Johnson. By Charles
A. J. Farrar, author of "Richardson and Rangeley Lakes, illus
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Boston: A. WilUams & Co., 283 Washington Street 1879. 12mo.
pp. 224. [3268

-The same.

Boston.

1881.

-The same.

Boston.

1883.

-The same.

Boston.

1885.

422 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Faeeae, Chaeles A. J., Continued.
 The same. Second edition. Boston. 1882. 12mo. pp. 224.
 The Androscoggin Lakes. Illustrated. Containing a brief de
scription of the celebrated summer and sporting resort known
as the Eangeley lakes, with a short account of Dixville Notch, N.
H. Also information in regard to the hunting, fishing, routes to
and from the lakes, fares, hotels, rates of board, excursion tickets,
scenery, etc., etc. Published for free distribution by the Andros
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 The same. 1884. Published for free distribution by the Eichard
son Eangeley Lakes Transportation Co. Boston, Mass. : Eand,
Avery Supply Company.
 The same- 1887, 1888, 1890- pp- 92.
y^  Lake and Forest Series. Down the West Branch, or camps and
tramps around Katahdin, being an account of a trip through one
of the wildest regions of Maine, by several members of the " Lake
and Forest Club," in search of sport and recreation. By Capt.
Charles A. J. Farrar, author of " Moosehead Lake and the North
Maine Wilderness, illustrated," "The Androscoggin Lakes,
iUustrated," " Eastward Ho ! " ¦' Up the North Branch," "Camp
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16mo. pp. 311. [3270
 The same. 1889.
X  "Eastward Ho! or Adventures at Rangeley Lakes, " containing the
amusing experiences and startling incidents connected with the
trip of a party of Boston boys to the wilds of Maine. A story
founded on fact. By Capt. Charles A. J. Farrar, author of " Camp
Life in the Wilderness," "Moosehead Lake and the North Maine
Wilderness," " Richardson and Rangeley Lakes, illustrated," etc,
etc. Boston: Lee & Shepard, Publishers. New York: Charles
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 The same. ¦ Second edition. 16mo.
 The same. 1887.
 The same. 1889.
 Farrar's Illustrated Guide-Book to the Androscoggin Lakes, and
the head-waters of the Connecticut, Magalloway, and Andros
coggin Rivers, Dixville Notch, Grafton Notch, and Andover
Maine, and vicinity. With a new and correct map of the lake
region, drawn and printed expressly for this book. Also, con
tains a valuable treatise on "Camping Out," and the game and
fish laws of Maine and New Hampshire (as revised by the last
legislature), railroad, steamboat, and stage route time tables

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 423
table of fares, list of hotels, prices of board and other valuable
information for the sportsman, tourist, or pleasure seeker. By
Capt. Charles A. J- Farrar, author of "Moosehead Lake and the
Northern Maine Wilderness, illustrated." "Eastward Ho!
or Adventures at Rangeley Lakes," " Camp Life in the Wilder
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Dillingham. 1883. 16mo. pp. 320- [3272
^  The same. 1884. pp. 360.
 The same. 1885. pp. 360-
 The same. 1886. pp. 360.
)^  The same. 1S87. pp.324.
 The same. ISsS. pp. 346.
 The same. Boston: Lee & Shepard. Jamaica Plain, Mass., Jamaica
Publishing Co. 1S90. pp. 360. 16mo.
j^  Wild Woods Life; or a trip to Parmachenee. A realistic story of
life in the woods. By Capt. Charles A. J. Farrar, author of
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pp. 407. (Illus.) [3273
 The same. Boston: Lee & Shepard. 1889. 16mo. pp. 407. (Illus.)
 Farrar's Illustrated Guide Book to Moosehead Lake aud Vicinity,
the wilds of northern Maine, and the head-waters of the Kenne
bec, Penobscot and St. John rivers. With a new and correct map
of the lake region, drawn and printed expressly for this book.
Also, contains the game and fish laws of Maine (as revised by the
last legislature), steamboat and stage routes, time tables, table
of fares, list of hotels, prices of board, and other valuable
information for the sportsman, tourist or pleasure seeker. By
Capt. Charles A. J. Farrar, author of "Richardson and Rangeley
Lakes, illustrated-" ''Camp Life in the Wilderness," etc., etc.
Boston: Lee & Shepard. New York: The American News
Company. 1884. 12mo. pp. 222. [3274
)^  From Lake to Lake. A Trip across the Country. A Narrative of
the Wilds of Maine. With thirty illustrations drawn by Beder,
Garrett, Reed and Myrick. By Capt. Chas. A. J. Farrar, author
of " Lake and Forest Series, " " Camp Life in the Wilderness, "
" The Androscoggin Lakes, illustrated, " " Moosehead Lake and
the North Maine Wilderness, illustrated, " etc., etc. Jamaica
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 Second edition. 1889.
 Third edition. 1890.
•y.,  Lake and Forest Series. Up the North Branch, or a summer's
outing, being the record of a camping-out trip up the north
branch of the Penobscot and down the St. John River through
the wilds of Maine and New Brunswick, by members of the "Lake
and Forest Club." By Capt. Chas. A. J. Farrar, author of "East-

424 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Faeeae, Chaelbs A. J., Continued.
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"Moosehead Lake and the North Maine Wilderness," "The An
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 The same. 1889.
- — -Lake and Forest Series. Wild Woods Life: or a trip to Parmache
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figure in "Eastward Ho!" and who in this volume penetrate
farther into the wilderness, and meet with a great variety of
thrilling adventures and amusing experiences. A realistic story
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 Camp Life in the Wilderness. A tale ofthe Richardson Lakes with
thirty illustrations drawn by Reed and Poole. By Capt. Chas.
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Tales of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. By
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 Pra Lippo Lippl. A romance. By Margaret Vere Farrington.
Author of " Tales of King Arthur and his Knights of the Bound
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Faeeington Memoeial. A sketch of the ancestors and descendants
of Dea. John Farrington, native of Wrentham, Mass., who in
1786 removed to China Plantation, or No. 9, District of Maine:
and settled seven miles east of the Penobscot River. Incorpora
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1812. Set off and incorporated as Holden, in 1852. To which is
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How I Became a Crack Shot, with hints to beginners. By W. Mil
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Bronze statue " Victory, " by M. le Compte Vendeuvre. France.
The Champions' match, '78. The Wimbledom cup match, '80.
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Letter, reunion Salem church. 1874. See Boston.
Featheestonhaugh, Gboegb William, F. R. S., F. G. S. England.
Observations on the treaty of Washington, signed August 9, 1842;
with the treaty annexed. Together with a map, to illustrate the
boundary line as established by the treaty between Her Majesty's
colonies of New Brunswick and Canada, and the United States
of America. By George William Featherstonhaugh, Esq., F. R.
S., F. G. S., late one of Her Majesty's commissioners for the
North American boundary. London: John W. Parker, West
Street. MDCCLXLIII. Svo. (Folding map.) [3285

426 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Fellows, John Allen Chandlee. 1841-69. Tutor, Bowdoin College.
Address on. 1869. See Allen, Stephen.
Felt, Joseph Baelow, LL. D- 1789-1869. Salem, Mass.
Papers relative to the rival chiefs, D'Aulnay and La Tour, govern
ors of Nova Scotia- Mass. Hist Soc. CoU. 3d ser. 7 : 90. (1838.) [3286
 Statistics of towns. Maine territory. Am. Statis. Ass. Coll. 1 : 57-
(1843-) [3287
Comprises a brief historical sketch of Maine.
 Index to Indian names of towns. Am. Statis. Ass. Coll. 1 : 117-
(1847-) [3288
 Statistics of population. Am. Statis. Ass. Coll. 1 : 141. (1847.)
 An Address before the alumni of Atkinson Academy, N. H., August
25, 1859. By Joseph B. Felt, LL. D. With au account of other
proceedings on the occasion.
Nunc hue honois vestri venio gratia.
(" I now come hither out of respect to you. ") Plautus.
Published by vote of the alumni. Boston, Printed by Wm- S-
Damrell & Frank G- Moore, 16 Devonshire Street, 1859- 12mo-
pp- 42. [3289
Contains a letter from Hon. Edward Kent, of Bangor.
Female Feiendship, or the innocent sufferer. A moral novel.
Volume the first.
" Virtue alone is happiness below.
And our best knowledge is ourselves to know. "
HaUoweU: Printed by Howard S.Robinson, for Nathaniel Cogs-
weU. 1797. 12mo. pp. 126. Volume the second, pp. 120. [3290
This was the tirst book printed east of Portland.
Fenn, William Heney. b. 1834. Clergyman, Portland, 1866.
The Hope of Maine. A discourse delivered Thanksgiving day, Nov.
26, 1868. By William H. Fenn, pastor of the High Street church,
Portland, Me. Portland: Published by Hoyt & Fogg. 1868.
Svo. pp. 23. [3291
 Address. In memorian. 1881. See Greene, WiUiam W.
Penning, Daniel.
Universal Spelling Book, or a new and easy guide to the English
language. Containing tables, &c., &c., 2Sth edition with additions-
By Daniel Penning, late school-master of Bures Suffolk. Fal
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office in Middle Street MDCCLXXXVI. 12mo. pp. 112. [3292
Fbnteess, Waltbe E. H.
1775-1875. Centennial History of the United States navy-yard at
Portsmouth, N. H. Published by permission of the Bureau of

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 427
Yards and Docks, Navy department. By Walter E. H. Fentress,
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The navy-yard is in Kittery.
Feenald, Benjamin C. 1801-68. Instructor, Portland.
The Child's Book of Worship for Sabbath-schools, common-schools
and families.
"Oh! worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness: fear before him all the
earth." By B. C. Fernald, Portland: 1849. [3294
 My Little Guide to Goodness and Truth, prepared for primary
classes. By Benjamin C. Fernald. Portland: Sanborn & Carter,
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 Notice of. N. E.Reg. 23: 230. (1869.) [3296
 With Seavy, Asa H. Tables by which the price of any quantity of
staves, wood or bark, may be ascertained, with rules for ascertain
ing the contents of any load of wood or bark. To which is added
a table showing the number of feet of boards any log will make
before it is sawed. Corrected, enlarged and improved from the
one heretofore published. By B. C. Fernald & A. H. Seavy.
Portland: Printed by Thomas Todd & Co. 1820. 12mo. pp. 24.
[3297
Feenald, Chaelbs Heney. Ph. D. 6. 1838. Professor Maine State
College, 1871-86.
On Some of our Injurious Insects. Augusta: 1877. Svo. pp. 14.
One plate. (Also Maine Board of Agriculture, 1877, pp. 56-69.) [3298
Describes the wheat midge and oyster-shell bark louse.
 A Synonymical Catalogue of the described tortricidse of North
America north of Mexico. Philadelphia: 1882. Svo. pp. 72. [3299
Reprinted from Transactions of American Entomological Society, May,
1882.
 The Butterfiies of Maine. Designed for the use of the students in
the Maine State College, and the farmers of the state. C. H.
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 The Grasses of Maine. Designed for the use of students of the
Maine State College and the farmers of the state. Augusta: 1885,
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Also, in Maine Board of Agriculture, 1884, page 194,
 The Sphingidse of New England. C. H. Fernald, A. M. n. b. Orono,
February, 1886. Augusta: Sprague & Son, Printers to the State.
1886. Svo. pp. 176. (6 plates.) [3302

428 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Feenald, Joseph. Portland.
Medical Deception and Imposition upon the Public. Discovered,
detected and exposed. Designed for the use of all to whom it
may come or concern. By Joseph Fernald, of Portland, (Me.)
March, A. D. 1824.
May impious quacks and false pretenders all.
From all their brags and boastings fall.
And never more upon deceptive imposition call.
To get their living from the public all.
A. Shirley, Printer. 1824. Svo. pp. 14: [3303
 Lafayette Medical Mirror, being a narrative of a new and the most
infallibly effectual method of curing the lingering diseases of the
human system, which is administered by several persons in the
vicinity of Portland. Accidentally discovered and providentially
introduced and taught to others, by the discoverer thereof. By
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Feenald, Mbeeitt Caldwell, Ph. D. 6. 1838. President Maine State
CoUege from 1879.
Maine State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. N. E.
Mag. 5 : 546. (1SS7.) (2 illus.) [3305
Feenald, R. H.
Nesting of the Red-breasted Nuthatch in Orono, Maine. Ornith.
and Oolog. 15 : 40. (1890.) [3306
Feenald, Tobias. 1744-S4. Eevolutionary officer, Kittery.
Biographical Sketch of. 1873. See Drake, Francis S.
Feenando, Simon, and Walkee, John, in Maine, 1579-80. See De
Costa, B. F.
Feeeis, Leonaed Zenas. Clergyman, Gorham and Kennebunk, 1872-
77.
Sermon deUvered before the society of the First Congregational
church, by their pastor, Eev. L. Z. Ferris, at Gorham, Maine,
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Fessenden, Caleb Page. 1780-1800. Fryeburg.
An Oration delivered at Conway, before a respectable number of
the inhabitants of Conway, Eaton and Bartlett, on the fourth
day of July, 1789, being the 21st anniversary of American Inde
pendence. By Caleb Page Fessenden.
"How many ages hence
Shall this our lofty scene be acted o'er
In States unborn and accents yet unknown"- Shakespeare.
[Published at the request of the committee of the day.] Printed
at Fryeburg. 1798. Svo. pp. 16. [3308

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 429
Fessenden, Francis. 6. 1839. Lawyer. Portland.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Fessenden, James Debeing. 1833-82. Lawyer, Portland.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Fessenden, Joseph Palmbe. 1792-1861. Clergyman, Kennebunkport,
Bridgton.
A Sermon preached at North Bridgton, June 16, 1846, at the annual
meeting of Union conference. By J. P. Fessenden. Published
by request. Portland : F. A. & A. F. Gerrish, Printers. 1846.
Svo. pp. 17. [3309
Fessenden, Samuel, LL. D. 1784-1869. Lawyer, Portland.
An Oration deUvered before the officers and members of Cumber
land, Oxford and Ancient Land-mark Lodges, at New Gloucester,
June 25, (A. L. 5810), on the festival of St. John the Baptist, A.
D., 181 0, by Brother Samuel Fessenden. Portland: Printed by
Arthur Shirley. ISIO. Svo. pp. 21. [3310
 An Oration, delivered before the Federal Republicans of New
Gloucester, and the adjacent towns, July 4, A. D. 1811. By
Samuel Fessenden. Portland: from the Gazette Press, n. d.
(1811.) 12mo.pp. 49. [3311
 An Oration delivered at the annual communication of the Grand
Lodge of Maine, January 28, 1830. By Samuel Fessenden, Esq.
On declining a re-election to the Offlce of Grand Master. Porf^
land: Shirley and Hyde, Printers. 18-30- sm. Svo. pp. 11. [3312
 A Treatise on the institution, duties and importance of juries. [3313
This title is given in Rev. George T. Chapman's sketches of alumni of
Dartmouth College.
 Letter to Anti-slavery Society. 1863. See Anti-slavery.
 Biographical Sketch of. (with port.) 1863. See WiUis, WiUiam.
 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Fessenden, Samuel. 1841-62. Portland.
The Life of Feeling. University Q. 3: 26. (1861.) [3314
Fessenden, Samuel Clement. 1815-82. Clergyman, Eockland.
A Review of Eev. Mr. Lovejoy's "Lecture on the subject of pro
hibitory laws, in regard to the use of intoxicating drinks." By a
Citizen of Maine. Boston: Charles C. P. Moody, Printer, 52
Washington Street. 1852. Svo. pp. 23. [3315
 The Christian Ministry a Work for the Gospel's Sake. A sermon
delivered at Portland, June 27, 1855, before the Maine Mission
ary Society, at its forty-eighth anniversary. By S- C- Fessenden,
pastor of the Congregational church in Eockland. Augusta:
Printed at the offlce of the Age. 1855. Svo. pp. 17. [3316

430 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Fessenden, Samuel Clement, Continued.
 Issues of the Rebellion. Speech of Hon. S. C. Fessenden, of Maine,
delivered in the House of Representatives, January 20, 1862.
Washington, D. C: Scammell & Co., Printers. 1862. Svo.pp.S. [3317
 The Slavery Question. In the House of Representatives, January
22, 1862, in the committee of the whole on the state of the
union. Svo. pp. 17- [3318
 The Issues of United States Notes. Speech in the House of Rep
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 Lettejr from. 1S63. See National Ship Canal Convention.
 Selections from the speeches, sermons, addresses, etc., of Samuel
Clement Fessenden. New York: Wm. P. Tomlinson, 39 Nassau
St. 1869. 16mo. pp. 267. (Port.) [3320
Fessenden, William Pitt, LL. D. 1806-69. Lawyer and statesman,
Portland.
An Oration delivered before the young men of Portland, July 4,
1827. By William Pitt Fessenden. Printed and published by
James Adams, Jr. 1827- Svo pp- 31. [3321
 Speech of Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, on the bankrupt bill, delivered
in the House of Representatives of the United States, August 11,
1841. Washington: Printed at the National Intelligencer Offlce.
1841. Svo- pp. 15. [,3,322
 Spe ech of Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, upon the army appropriation
bill . Delivered in the House of Representatives of the United
States, May 31, 1842. Washington: Printed at the National In
telligencer Office. ] 842. Svo. pp. 16. [3323
 Speech of W. P. Fessenden, of Maine, against the repeal of Mis
souri prohibition, north of 36°, 30' . Delivered in the Senate of
the United States, March 3, 1854, on the bill to establish Kansas
territorial government in Nebraska, n. t p. Svo. pp. 16. [3324
 Speech of Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, on the president's message,
delivered in the Senate of the United States, December 4, 1856.
Washington: Printed at the Capitol City Office. 1856. Svo.
PP- ItJ- [-3326
 Speech of Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, on the message of the presi
dent transmitting the Lecompton constitution. Delivered in the
United States Senate, February 8, 1858. Svo. n. t- p- pp. 24.
(Colophon. Washington, D. C: Buell & Blanchard, Printers-
1858.) [3826
 Speech of Hon. W. P. Fessenden, of Maine, on the issue of United
States notes. Delivered in the Senate of the United States,
February 12, 1862. Washington: Printed by L. Towers & Co-
Svo- pp- 15. [3327

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 431
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slavery in the District of Columbia. DeUvered in the Senate of
the United States, April 1, 1862- Svo. n. t. p. pp. 8. (Colophon.
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Department, Washington, 1864. Svo. pp. 350. [3329
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Collamer, Jacob.
-Address in United States Senate, on Senator Foot. 1856. See Foot,
Solomon.
—Speech of Hon. W. P. Fessenden, of Maine, on the resolution re
lating to the admission of senators and representatives from the
Confederate states: delivered in the Senate of the United Statesi
February 23, 1866. Washington: Chronicle Book and Job Print.
1866. Svo. pp. 24. [3331
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—Opinion on the impeachment of President Johnson, delivered in
the United States Senate, May 11, 1868. [3332
—Proceedings of the bar of Cumberland County on the occasion of
the death of William Pitt Fessenden. October 25, 1869. Svo.
pp. 14. [3333
—Memorial Addresses on the life and character of William Pitt
Fessenden (a senator from Maine), delivered in the Senate and
House of Representatives, 41st Congress, 2d session, December
14, 1869. Published by order of Congress. Washington: Govern
ment Printing Office. 1870. Large Svo. pp. 82. (Port) [3334
Remarks by Mr. Morrill of Maine; Mr- Sumner, of Massachusetts; Mr.
Williams, of Oregon; Mr. Morrill, of Vermont; Mr. Cattell, of New Jersey;
Mr. Davis, of Kentucky; Mr. Vickers, of Maryland; Mr. Hamlin, of Maine,
in the Senate; and by Mr. Lynch, of Maine; Mr. Peters, of Maine; Mr.
Brooks of New York; Mr. Dawes, of Massachusetts, and Mr. Hale, of
Maine, in the House.
-Death of Senator Fessenden. Eulogies by Hon. John Lynch, of
Maine; Hon. John A. Peters, of Maine; Hon. James Brooks, of
New York; Hon. Henry L. Dawes, of Massachusetts; Hon.
Eugene Hale, of Maine ; delivered in the House of Representa
tives, December 14, 1869. Washington. 1869. Svo. pp. 15. [3335
-Memoir of- 1871. See Preble, George H.
—Biography and Portrait of- 1878- See Coffin, Charles C-
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-Remarks on the death of James Bell, in U. S- Senate. Congres
sional Globe- 44: 35- (1857-)

432 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
(A) Few Facts, stated by the proprietors of land in the county of
Kennebeck, tending to show the injustice of the claims of the
present trespassers on said land. n. t p. (1803.) Svo. pp. 3.
[3336
(A) Few Thoughts (of an aged layman) respecting Jesus Christ, and
the Holy Spirit, as they relate to Unitarians and Trinitarians.
Portland: 1825. [3337
Fbwkes, Jesse Walter, Ph. D.
Contributions to Passamaquoddy Folk Lore. Jour. Am. Folk Lore.
3:257. (1890.) [3338
 The same. Reprinted from the Journal of American Folk Lore,
October— December, 1890. Svo. pp. 24. Q. pi.)
Field, Bohan Pebntice. 1774-1843. Lawyer, Belfast, 1801-43.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Field, Edwaed Mann, M. D. 1822-87. Physician, Bangor.
Paper in "Voices fromthe Kenduskeag." 1848. "Criticism upon
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 Marriages solemnized in Belfast, 1799 to 1809. By James Nesmith,
Jus. Pacis. Bang. H. M. 2: 103. (1SS6.) [3339
 Biographical Sketch of. 1888. See Meserve, A. K. P.
Field, Elias, and family, Holden. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Field, Gboegb F.
Hand book of travel over the Eastern and Maine Central line to the
shore watering-places, White Mountains and the Lower Provinces,
containing a description of the routes, time tables, points of in
terest, distances, fares, and other valuable information for the
tourist, traveller or pleasure-seeker. Boston: Published under
the auspices of the passenger department of the Eastern and
Maine Central Railroad Line. By Geo. F. Field, gen'l passenger
agent, 134 Washington Street 1873. 16mo. pp. 128. (Engrav
ings and maps.) [3340
Field, Gboegb Waeebn, D. D. Clergyman, Bangor. 6. Belfast, 1818'
Christianity Has Special Regard for the Destitute Classes. Luke,
4: 18. Sermon preached before the Maine Missionary Society at
its anniversary in Lewiston, June 25, 1867, by Geo. W. Field.
Bangor. Portland: Press of Brown Thurston & Co. 1867. Svo-
PP- 22- [3341
 Letter, reunion Salem church. 1874. See Boston.
 Christianity and the Labor Reform. Portland: Southworth Bros.
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 The same. Maine Gen. Conference. 1886. pp. 136-146.
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D- D. Bangor, Maine. 1888. sm. 4to. (n. p.) pp. 24. [3343

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 433
 The Better World. By George W. Field, D. D. Boston: Charles
G. Chase, publisher, 10 Central Street, n. d. (1891.) 16mo. pp.
38- [3344
A sermon delivered in the Salem church, Boston. Published originally
in the Congregationalist, aud now reprinted for private distribution, by Mr.
Charles G. Chase of Boston.
Field, Stephen. Lewiston.
Defence of. 1856. See Locke, D. C.
Field, William, and family. Brewer. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Fighting Fiee. The great fires of history, including the confiagra-
tions in Chicago, Boston, Portland, New York, etc. Many illus
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pp. 716. [3345
"The great Portland Are. " Chap. XXIV, pp. 418-131.
FiLLEBEOWN, MeS.
Sermon at interment of. 1817. See Gillet, E.
FiLLMOEE, Maey Hawthoenb.
What the Daisies Told Me. n. p. n. d. (Copyright, 1888.) Obi.
ISmo. pp. 14, 1, 1. [3346
Finlay, Hugh.
Journal kept by Hugh Finlay, surveyor of the post roads on the
continent of North America, during his survey of the post-
offlces between Falmouth and Casco Bay in the Province of
Massachusetts, and Savannah, in Georgia: begun the 13th Sept.
1773 and ended 26th June, 1774. Brooklyn: Published by Frank
H. Norton. 1867. 4to. pp. xxv, 94. (Two maps.) [3347
150 copies printed.
First Ripe Fruit Gathbeed. 1859. See Chickering, John W.
Fish, Chaeles. b- 1832. Hallowell-
No. 57- The Maine Farmer's Almanac, for the year of our Lord
1875 ; It being the third after bissextile or leap year, and the
ninety-ninth, one hundredth of our country's independence-
The astronomical computations being given to mean, or true
clock time for lat. 44° 16' N- and long- 69° 48' W., or the meridian
(very nearly) of the capitol of the State of Maine, at Augusta-
Area of the state, 35,000 square miles. Population in 1870, 626.
915. Formerly edited by Daniel Robinson. (Illus.)
" Above, below, in sky and sod.
In leaf and spar, in star and man,
W ell might the wise Athenian scan
The geometric signs of God,
The measured ofEer of his plan- "
Hallowell: Masters & Livermore- E Price ten cents- 12mo. n-pp.
(44.) (IUus.) [3348
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Fish, E. S.
History of Brooklin: an address by Rev. E. S. Fish, A.M., deliv
ered at Brooklin, Me., July 4, 1876. Bangor: 1876. Svo. pp. 32.
[3349
Fish, Feanklin Woodbuey, D. D., LL. D. Clergyman, Chicago.
Professor Shepard's Sermons. Cong. R. 10: 127. (1870.) [3350
FiSHBE, Ebenezee, and family, Holden. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Fishee, Elijah.
Elijah Fisher's Journal while in the war for independence, and
continued two years after he came to Maine, 1775-84. Augusta:
Press of Badger aud Manley. 1880. Svo. pp. 29. [3351
FiSHBE, Jacob, d. 1840. Physician, Kennebunk.
An Oration pronounced at Kennebunk, on the Fourth day of July,
1799 ; being the anniversary of American Independence. By Dr.
Jacob Fisher. Portland: Printed by E. A. Jenks. 1799. Svo.
Title-page. pp. 20. [33.52
Fishee, Jonathan. 1766-1847. Clergyman, BluehiU, 1796-1847.
A Sermon preached at Machias, September 3, 1800, at the ordina
tion of the Rev. Marshfield Steele, to the pastoral care of the
church and society in that town. By Jonathan Fisher, A. M.,
pastor of the church in Bluehill. Boston: Printed by E- Sin
clair. For David J. Waters. 1801. Svo. pp. 28- [3353
The sermon is followed by notes, 4 pp- ; poetry, " having a connection with
points in the sermon, " 2 pp.; charge, by Rev. John Sawyer, Boothbay: fel
lowship of the churches, by Rev- Ebenezer Price, Belfast-

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 435
-Hymn on infant dedication. Augusta: Peter Edes. 1804. pp. 3.
[3354
-The same. Second edition.
-The same. Third edition. HaUoweU: Printed by S. K. Gilman.
1820. pp. 3.
-A List of famiUes in BluehiU, Me. 1807. Bang. H. M. 1: 93. (1885.) [3355
-A Sermon delivered at Penobscot, November 10, 1807, at the in
terment of the Eev. Peter Powers, pastor of the church in Pe
nobscot, who died November 8, 1807, aged 45. By Jonathan
Fisher, A. M., pastor of the church in Bluehill. Buckstown,
(Me). Printed by Clapp & HoUand, 1808. Svo. pp. 24. [3356
At the end is an elegy, pp. 3. It begins :—
" Seized with a chill, when laboring in the cause
Of great Immanuel and his holy laws;
Oppressed with fever, and consumption's force.
The worthy POWERS has fulfilled his course."
—Lines on the death of Ebenezer Ball, who was executed at Castine,
Oct. 31, 1811, for the murder of John Tileston Downes. Broad
side. (Dated BluehiU, Nov. 1811.) [3357
The headpiece is a rough wood engraving of the execution.
—A Short Essay on baptism, designed for the benefit of common
readers. By .Jonathan Fisher, A. M., minister of the gospel in
BluehiU, Maine. Boston: Published by Samuel Armstrong, No.
50 CornhiU. Thomas G. Bangs, Printer. 1817. 12mo. pp. 105,
(1). [3358
—The Youth's Primer, containing a series of short verses in alpha
betical order, each followed by religious, moral or historical ob
servations. The Westminster Assembly's shorter catechism,
with brief Scripture proofs: a short sketch of Scripture chronol
ogy: and several original hymns. Adorned with cuts. Written
for the entertainment and instruction of youth, and designed to
be a sequel to the Child's Primer. By Jonathan Fisher, A.M.,
minister of the gospel at Bluehill, Maine- Boston: 1S17- Pub
lished by Samuel T- Armstrong, and sold, wholesale and retail,
by him, 50 Cornhill: Price twenty-five cents single, $2.50 a
dozen. 24mo. pp. iv, 5, 108. (29 wood cuts.) [3359
-Elliot's Soliloquy, or lines on the death of Seth Elliot, executed at
Castine for the murder of one of his children, December 30, 1824.
E. Brewster, Bangor. Broadside, 10 x 20. [3360
"We recollect that when Elliot was executed, a parson, Jonathan Fisher
of Bluehill, appeared under the gallows, peddling ballads of his own com
position, describing the murderer as a Universalist making a dying confes
sion of the error of that doctrine, and of his other sins. After itwas printed,
the prisoner was reprieved for some time, and the ballad became a little
out of season." Rev. W. A. Dkew, in Gospel Banner, Oct. 2, 1862.

436 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
FiSHBE, Jonathan, Continued.
 Short Poems, including a sketch of the Scriptures to the book of
Ruth; Satan's Great Devise, or lines on intemperance; and con
science, or a dialogue on Universalism: and a few others on va
rious subjects. By Jonathan Fisher, minister of the gospel in
BluehiU, Me. Portland: A. Shirley, Printer. 1827. ISmo. pp. 144.
[3361
 Scripture Animals, or natural history of the living creatures named
in the Bible. Written especially for youth. Illustrated with
cuts. By Jonathan Fisher, A. M- (Engraving-)
He giveth to the beast his food, and to the young raven which cry.
Psalml4T:9-
Portland: Published by WiUiam Hyde, 1834. 12mo. pp. 347-
[3362
The engravings were carved in wood by the author, his only tool being a
jackknife.
 Sermon at funeral of- 1847- See Thurston, Stephen-
 Biographical Sketch of, by Eev- S- L- Pomeroy, D- D. 1857. See
Sprague, W. B.
 Sketch of. 1867. See Deane, WiUiam E.
 First Settlers of Bluehill, Maine. From a MS. account of that
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in 1810. Bang. H. M. 1: 148. (1886.) [3364
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 Memoir of. 1889. See Candage, R. G. F.
 Genealogy of his family- 1889- See Candage, E- G- F.
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Fisher, William Phineas. Clergyman, Brunswick, 1879-90.
Unity of the Church Promoted by Congregationalism. A sermon
delivered before the General Conference of the Congregational
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 The same. Maine General Conference. 1881. pp. 97-112.
 Sermon on Prof. A. S. Packard- 1884. See Little, George T-

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[3368
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Fisk, Allen.
Murray's English Grammar Simplified: designed to facilitate the
study of the EngUsh language, comprehending the principles and
rules of English grammar, illustrated by appropriate exercises,
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for the use of schools. By Allen Fisk, author of Adams' Latin
Grammar, simplified.
" The principles of knowledge become most intelligible to young persons,
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 The same. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters & Smith- 1834. Svo. pp.
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Fisk, Chaeles Robinson. 1804-69. Clergyman, Holden and Poland
1831-35.
Poem delivered before the temperance society in East Brewer, on
the day of the annual fasting and prayer, appointed April 18th,
1833. Also on a similar occasion in Poland, April, 1834. By Rev-
Charles E- Fisk, pastor of the Congregational church, in Poland.
(Published by request.) Merrill & Byram, Printers. 1834. Svo.
pp- 18. 3373
Fiske, John Orr, D. D. 1819-93. Clergyman, Bath.
The Omnipresence of God. A discourse delivered at Bath, Maine,
on the fourth of April, 1847- By John O- Fiske, pastor of the
Winter Street church. Bath: Press of the Northern Tribune-
1847. Svo. pp. 14- [3374

488 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Fiske, John Ore, D. D., Continued.
 Man an Uncertain Object of Eeliance. A discourse delivered at
Augusta, July 14, 1850, and at Bath, on the twenty-first of July,
1850, on the death of Zachary Taylor, president of the United
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 Reasons for Particular Considerations on the Death of Great Men:
A discourse delivered in Bath, June 20, 1852, on the occasion of
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 A Sermon on the present national troubles, delivered in the Winter
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[3378
 WiUiam King : first governor of Maine. 1862. See Ballard, Edward.
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church, Portland, before the Maine Missionary Society, June 25,
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 Brief Sketch of. 1890. See Green, Samuel A.
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Flavel, John. 1627-91. English clergyman.
A Treatise on keeping the heart. Selected from the works of the
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Fleming, Loeenzo D. Clergyman, Portland, 1837-41.
The New Testament Companion, designed for Bible classes. Sab
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[3390
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the millennium will be after the second advent of Christ. By E.

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[3392
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A Sermon delivered at Deerfield, New Hampsliire, July 1, 1812, at
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 A Sermon delivered on the 26th of Nov. 1812, the day of the annual
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 A Sermon delivered at Buxton, June Sth, 1821, at the funeral of
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[3400
Seven pages of this tract are occupied with "Dr. Coffin's farewell ser
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Occasioned by the death of the Rev. Paul Coffln, D. D., senior pastor of the
church in that place. By Levi Loring, pastor."

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[3407
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442 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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444 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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FoET Loyal- Built 1680. See Portland.
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Sit mild fas audita loqui;
Hcetibi erunt artes; pacisque imponeremorem,
Parcere subjectis, et debellare superbos. ViEGIL.
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 Republican Land Policy-homes for the Million. Give the public
lands to the people and you settle the slavery question, obliterate
the frontiers, dispense with a standing army, and extinguish
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Foster, Thomas A., M. D. Physician, Portland.
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 The same. Maine Med. Ass. Trans. 8:419. (1885.)
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knoweth them that are his, and let every one that nameth the
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Forward, Walter.
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3:1- (1831.) [3461

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be in confusion. No one could tell when he was born any more than when
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fied with the growth and strength of the denomination. By
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in Maine, engravings of Bates College and Maine Central Institute, and of
church buildings at Portland, Saco, North Berwick, Lewiston, Auburn and
Bangor.
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in Bath, June 25, 1834, before the Maine Missionary Society, at
its twenty-seventh anniversary. By Charles Freeman, pastor of
the Congregational church in Limerick. Portland: Press of the
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Feeeman Family. Portland- '
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Freeman, Samuel. 1743-1831. Judge of Probate, Portland.
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 Letter to- 1777. See Adams, John.
The Columbian Primer, or the school mistresses' guide to chil
dren in their first steps to learning- Part I. Containing words
of one or two syllables. With an appendix containing sundry
matters which children may be taught to say by heart- By
Samuel Freeman, Esquire- 1790- [3482
This was the first entry for copyright from Maine.

452 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Freeman, Samuel, Continued.
 The Probate Auxiliary; or a director and assistant to Probate
Courts, executors, administrators and guardians. Being the laws
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, respecting the estates
of testators, intestates aud wards. Carefully collected. To
gether with a comprehensive alphabetical index to the same.
To which are added, a variety of forms for the use of probate
courts, and of such persons as may have business to transact
therein. By Samuel Freeman, Esq., register of probate for the
County of Cumberland. (With the privilege of copyright.) Port
land: (Massachusetts.) Printed by Benjamin Titcomb, Jun.
1793- 16mo. pp. xi, (1), 156, (3). [3483
 The same. Second edition. Boston. 1803. 12mo. pp, xii, 228.
This is called " Piobate Directory" instead of Probate Auxiliary, but it is
the same work.
 The Town Offlcer, or the power and duty of selectmen — town
clerks — town treasurers — overseers of the poor — assessors — con
stables — collectors of taxes — surveyors of highways — surveyors
of lumber — fence viewers — field drivers — measurers of wood and
other town officers, as contained in the laws of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, with a variety of forms for the use of
such offlcers. To which is prefixed the constitution of said Com
monwealth and of the United States : and thereto is added the
power and duty of towns, parishes, and plantations — a plain and
regular method of keeping accounts — and a table of crimes and
punishments: also, an appendix containing some inspection and
other laws at large ; with other useful matter. By Samuel Free
man, Esq., author of the "Massachusetts Justice," "Probate Direc
tory," and "American Clerk's Magazine. " Boston. 1793. 16mo.
pp- 234. [3484
 The same. Second edition. Boston. 1793. 12mo. pp. 239.
 The same. Third edition. Boston. 1794. 12mo. pp. 240.
 The same. Fourth edition. Boston. 1797. 12mo. pp. 287.
 The same. Fifth edition. Boston. 1802. 12mo. pp. 310.
 The same. Sixth edition. Boston. 1805. 12mo- pp. 348.
— — The same- Seventh edition. Boston. 1808. 12mo, pp. 372.
 The same. Eight edition. Boston. Printed by Joseph T. Buck
ingham for Thomas and Andrews, No. 45 Newbury Street.
August, 1815. 16mo. pp.372.
 A Valuable Assistant to Every Man: or, the American clerk's
magazine. Containing the most useful and necessary forms of
writing, which commonly occur between man and man, under
the names of acquittances, agreements, assignments, awards
bargains, bills of sale, bonds, conditions, conveyances, covenants

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 453
deeds, feoffments, fine and recovery, gifts and grants, inden
tures, leases, lease and release, letters of attorney, mortgages,
notes, pleas, receipts, releases, sales, surrenders, wills, writs, and
decl arations, &c. And other instruments. The whole of which
are calculated for the use of the citizens of the United States.
And conformable to law. By Samuel Freeman, Esq. ; author of
the Town Offlcer and Probate Auxiliary. Published according
to Act of Congress. Printed at Boston. By I. Thomas and E-
T. Andrews. Sold by them at Faust's Statue, No. 45 Newbury
Street, and by said Thomas in Worcester. 1794. 16mo. pp. v, 6,
223. (1.) [3485
-The same. Second edition, revised, corrected, and considerably
enlarged. Boston. 1795. 16mo. pp. 247.
-The same. Fifth edition, revised and improved. Boston: Oct.
1802. 16mo. pp. 320.
-The Massachusetts Justice: being a collection of the laws of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, relative to the power
and duty of justices of the peace. Alphabetically arranged
in two parts. Part I. The Power and Duty of the Justices of
the Court of General Sessions of the Peace. Part II- The Power
and Duty of the Justices of the Peace, in their separate capacity-
To which is appended under the proper heads, a variety of forms,
grounded on said laws- The whole intended for the use of those
who practice in the offlce of a justice, to assist them in the vari
ous duties thereto belonging- With an appendix containing
short and concise rules for changing pounds, shillings, pence
nnd farthings, into dollars, cents and bills, which a late law has
introduced as the money account: also rules for computing in
terest in such money, and sundry useful tables respecting the
same. To all which an index is annexed. By Samuel Freeman,
Esq., compiler of the Town Officer, Probate Auxiliary and Amer
ican Clerk's Magazine- Published according to Act of Congress-
Printed at Boston, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T- Andrews,
(proprietors of the work). Faust's Statue, No. 45 Newbury
Street. 1795. Svo. pp. 296. [3486
-The same, under the following title:
The Massachusetts Justice: being a collection of the laws of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, relative to the power and duty
of justices of the peace. Alphabetically arranged in two parts.
Part I- The Power and Duty of the Justices of the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace. Part II. The Power and Duty of
Justices of the Peace, in their separate capacity- To which is
added under the proper heads, a variety of forms, grounded on
said laws- The whole intended for the use of those who practice
in the office of a justice, to assist them in the various duties

454 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Freeman, Samuel, Continued-
thereto belonging. With an appendix, containing extracts from
sundry laws of the United States. Also, such short and concise
rules for changing pounds, shillings, pence and farthings, into
dollars, cents and mills, which a late law has introduced as the
money account; and rules for computing interest in such money,
with sundry useful tables respecting the same- To all which is
added an index. By Samuel Freeman, Esq., compiler of the Town
Officer, Probate Auxiliary and American Clerk's Magazine. Pub
lished according to Act of Congress. Printed at Boston, by Isaiah
Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, (proprietors of the work)
Faust's Statue, No. 45 Newbury Street, Jan., 1802. Svo. pp. 295-
 The same. Third edition, much improved. Boston: 1810. Svo.
pp. 296.
 General Directions to executors and administrators in the county
of Cumberland, useful to all persons concerned in the settlement
of estates. To which are added some directions to appraisers
and commissioners. Also the duty of guardians. By Samuel
Freeman, Esq., Judge of Probate. 1805- [3487
 The Probate Directory; or, au assistant to probate courts, executors,
administrators, and guardians, being the laws of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, respecting the estates of testators, in
testates, and wards- To which are added, a variety of forms, for
the use of probate courts and such persons as may have business
to transact therein. Together with a comprehensive alphabetical
index to the laws and forms. By Samuel Freeman, Esq. Late
register, but now judge of the Court of Probate for the County
of Cumberland. Third edition enlarged and improved. Boston:
Printed by J- T. Buckingham. For Thomas and Andrews, No.
45 Newbury Street. Oct. 1812. 12mo. pp. 264. [3488
 An Appendix to the third and last edition of the Probate Directory
containing all the laws concerning probate matters passed since
that edition was printed (in October, 1812), together with a
number of forms grounded thereon. By Samuel Freeman, Esq.,
judge of the Court of Probate for the County of Cumberland.
Boston: Printed at No. 4 Cornhill by Munroe and Francis, for
Thomas Andrews, No. 45 Newbury Street. June, 1818. 12mo.
pp. 65. (Index.) [3489
 Editor- Extracts from the journals kept by Rev. Thomas Smith,
late pastor of the First church of Christ in Falmouth, in the
county of York (now Cumberland), from the year 1720 to the
year 1788, with an appendix, containing a variety of other mat
ters, selected by Samuel Freeman, Esq. Portland : Printed by
Thomas Todd & Co. 1821- 16mo. pp. 164, (3). [3490

BIBLIOGEAPHY OP MAINE. 455
 Appendix : with separate title-page as follows :
An appendix to the " Extracts from the Journal kept by Eev.
Thomas Smith, late pastor of the First church of Christ, in
Falmouth, in the county of York, (now Cumberland). Contain
ing a variety of matters collected by Samuel Freeman, Esq.
Portland: Printed by A. Shirley. 1821. 16mo. pp. 154, (2). [3491
 Obituary Notice of . New Eng. Mag. 1:94. (1831.)
 Biographical Notice of. 1842. See Bradford, Alden.
 Biographical Sketch of. 1849, and also 1863. See Willis, William.
Freeman, Samuel Deane. 1781-1831. Portland-
Extracts from his diary and writings. 1863. See Freeman, WU
liam.
Feeeman, William. 1793-1879. Lawyer, Portland and Cherryfield.
An Oration delivered at the request of the selectmen of Portland,
July 4th, 1808. By William Freeman, Portland: From the Ga
zette Press. 180S. 12mo. pp. 16. [3492
Mentioned in review of literature. Am. Reg- 1808. p. 126.
 An Address delivered at Limerick, Me., Feb. 1815, on the celebra
tion of peace, between Great Britain and the United States. By
WUliam Freeman. Bangor: Smith & Sayward- 1846. Svo. pp.
16- [3493
 An Address delivered before the First Temperance Society of
Cherryfield, Maine, October, 1829. By William Freeman. Port
land: From the Press of F. G- Eich & Co- 1872- Svo- pp- 60-
[3494
 An Address delivered in Harrington, Me-, at a Sabbath-school cele
bration of the anniversary of our national Independence. By
William Freeman. Machias: Printed by E. O. Wentworth. 1858-
8vo- pp- 40- [3495
 Genealogy of the Freeman Family, n. p. n. p- (1S63-) Svo. pp.
92. [3496
Pages 41-92 contain an account of Samuel D. Freeman, and extracts from
his writings and diary-
 A Poem, delivered in part, at Machias, Me., before Bradbury Post
G- A- E-, 1873, taking up twenty-five minutes of time, and since
enlarged to the present length by William Freeman. Printed
by C. O- Furbush, Machias, Maine- Svo- pp. 158. (Date on page
156, July 4, 1875.) [3497
Appended to this are other poems by him, viz. : Carrier's Address to the
Patrons of the Machias Republican, January 1, 1862, pps. 12. The United
States Flag, Dec. 26, 1863, pps. 13-16: Stand by the Flag, 1874, pps. 16-17: Ap
peal to the Soldiers ofthe Army, Sep. 26, 1864, pps. 18-32-

456 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
EBBMAN, William, Continued-
 The Drunkard's Wife. A temperance poem, founded on facts. By
William Freeman. Printed by C. O. Furbush, Machias, Me.
Svo. pp. 65. [3498
Date on 2d page, Cherryfield, June 16, 1876.
Feeeman, William P.
"Truth is Stranger than Fiction." Biography of Isaac W. Ambler.
By William P. Freeman. Biddeford: Horton Bros. 1857. 12mo.
pp. 319.
 The same. Second edition, 1860. 12mo. pp. 319. [3499
Feee Masonry.
Grand Lodge of Maine. It has pubUshed its proceedings annually
since 1820: 1820 to 1825 quarto; 1826 to 1833 Svo.; 1834 to 1847
12mo. except that those of a special session of 1844 with ad
dress by John H. Shepard were octavo. Those since 1847 are in
octavo form. The early issues are out of print and two volumes
have been reprinted by Stephen Berry, Portland, so that they are
as follows:
Vol. I, 1820 to 1848. (Reprint) Vol. II, 1849 to 1854. (Reprinted,
1887.) Vol. Ill, 1855 to 1858. Vol. IV, 1859 to 1863. Vol. V,
1864 to 1866. Vol. VI, 1867 to 1869. Vol. VII, 1870 to 1872- Vol.
VIII, 1873 to 1875. Vol. IX, 1876 to 1878. Vol. X, 1879 to 1881.
Vol. XI, 1882 to 1884. Vol. XII, 1885 to 1887. Vol. XIII, ISSS
to 1890. [3500
 Constitution, etc. 1820, folio- 1821, 12mo- 1839, 12mo. 1844,
12mo. 1847, 12mo. 1849, 1854, 1865, 1866, 1871, 1875, 1SS5. [3501
Grand Chapter. It commenced publishing its proceedings in 1821,
but the early ones were not regularly issued. The latter being
out of print have been reprinted.
Vol. I, 1821 to 1854. (Reprinted by Stephen Berry, Portland, 1879.)
Vol. II, 1855 to 1S60. Vol. Ill, 1861 to 1867- Vol IV, 1868 to
1873- Vol- V, 1874 to 1878- Vol. VI, 1879 to 1883. Vol. VII, 18S4
to 1888. Vol. VIII, 1889 to 1893. [,3501a
 Constitutions. 1825. 12mo. 1845. 12mo. 1851, 1861, 1868, 1874,
1882. [3502
Grand Commandery. Proceedings have been published annually
since 1852, except that those for 1854, 1855 and 1856 are in one
pamphlet. Those for 1852 and 1853 have been reprinted-
Vol. I, 1852 to 1867. Vol. II, 1868 to 1S73. Vol. Ill, 1874 to 1879.
Vol. IV, 18S0 to 1885. Vol. V, 1886 to 1891.
 Statutes, forms, etc. 1860. 1884. [3503
Grand Council. Proceedings have been published annually since
1855 in octavo form.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 457
Vol. I, 1855 to 1867- Vol. II, 1868 to 1875. Vol- III, 1876 to 1885.
Vol. IV, 1886 to 1895.
 Constitution, forms, etc. 1865-75.
 Council of Deliberation. A. A. S. Rite. Proceedings of Maine
Council of Deliberation, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. 1871.
[3504
Contains memoir of General Abner B. Thompson, by Hon. J. H. Drummond.
 The same, for 1874.
Contain.s memoirs of John H. Lynde (with port.), and John D. Bailey, by
Hon. J. H- Drummond; of Freeman Bradford, by Moses Dodge, M. D.; and
of John Grifftths, by Hon. Joseph A. Locke.
 The same, for 1876.
 The same, for 1878.
Contains a history of the Council, etc-
 The same, for 1886-87-
Contains biographical sketch of Robert Pinckney Dunlap, by Hon. Marquis
F. King, with portrait.
 The same, for 1888-91 .
Contains memoir of George Waite Deering (with port.), and of Silas
Alden, by Hon. J. H. Drummond.
 History. See Stillson, Henry Leonard. '
Feebpoet. Incorporated, 1789.
Publishments of the town of Freeport. Intentions of marriage
entered upon town records. Town of Freeport, Maine. (Com
mencing with the incorporating of the town in 1789.) Salem Press
Rec 1 : 59. (1890.) [3505
 Sermon, ordination. Samuel Veazie. 1806. See Foster, John.
 Oration, 4 July. 1807. See Barnes, Thomas-
 Discourse, funeral Samuel Veazie- 1809. See Jenks, William.
 Sermon, ordination. Reuben Nason. 1810. See Appleton, Jesse.
 Sketch of. 1816. See Nason, Reuben.
 Address before teachers. 1838. See Packard, Alpheus S.
 Historical Notice of the Baptist church. Am. Bap. Mem. 13:335.
(1854.) [3506
 Discourse at. 1862- See Palmer, Edwin S.
 Sermon, ordination D- L. Jones. 1876. See Jenkins, E. W-
 Sermon before Baptist Association. 1S7S- See Ford, Albert A.
 Soule Family of. 1882. See Banks, Charles E.
 Incidents concerning. 1877-84. See Corliss, A. W-
 Illustrated. 1889- See Haynes, George H.
 Constitution of the First Congregational Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor, Freeport, Me. Portland: Stephen Berry,
Printer. 1883. 24mo. pp. 8. [3507

458 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Feees Family. Orono. 1887- See Porter, J. W-
Feench and Indian Waes. History of, 1634-1760. See Niles, Samuel-
Feench, Benjamin B- Washington, D- C-
Address of Hon- Benjamin B- French, Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of the District of Columbia, delivered at Portland, before
the Grand Lodge of Maine, and a large collection of the fraternity
there assembled, on the anniversary of St. John the Baptist, June
26, 1849. Published by order of the Grand Lodge. Portland:
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[3511
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460 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Maine, and daughter of Isaac and Sarah Bufi'um. "
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M., professor of belles lettres, in the high school of Philadel-

462 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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The Fourth of July was Sunday.
31

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 The same, under the following title :
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instructor in physiology and microscopical anatomy in the Port
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Translated from the second and completely revised edition, with

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480 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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GiEELow, John- Clergyman, Augusta, 1863-64-
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GiLBBET, M- B.
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482 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE .
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The Guilt of Contempt; a sermon preached in the Union Street
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A Sermon preached at the ordination of Rev. Hugh Wallis, to the
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 A Discourse, delivered in Newfield, February 16th, 1803, at the
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of Maine). Printed by Peter Edes. 1803. Svo. pp. 32. [3693

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at the baptism of the Eev. Mr. Belden' s child: to which are sub
joined the Rev. Mr. (Jona.) Fisher's hymn on infant dedication,
and the Rev. Mr- SewaU' s poem on the mode of baptism, by
EUphalet Gillet, A. M., pastor of the First church in Hallowell-
" I also will shew mine opinion," Job 32: 10.
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-The same. Reprinted by S. K. Gilman, HaUoweU- 1820- Svo- pp. 40.
-A Discourse delivered on the annual Thanksgiving in Massachusetts,
November 29, 1804. By Eliphalet Gillet, minister in HaUoweU.
Be ye therefore wise as serpents and harmless as doves. Jesus Christ-
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progress of Mohametanism and Popery. Adapted to the use of
schools. Printed for Ezekiel Goodale, bookseller and stationer,
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[3697
-The Powers and Results of the Gospel. 1 Cor. 1:24. A sermon
delivered before the Maine Missionary Society, at their annual
meeting in Bath, June 27, 1810. By Eliphalet Gillet, pastor of
the First church in HaUoweU. Hallowell : Printed by N- Chee
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484 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Correct Thanksgiving. A discourse delivered at Hallowell on the
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 Preaching Christ, Productive of Joy. A sermon preached Septem
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Rockwood PubUshing Co., 1267 Broadway. ISSS. 16mo. pp. 228.
.r„ - [S'TIO
rhe scene is partly laid in Maine.
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 Biographical Sketch of. 1888. See Porter, J. W-
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Honors best thrive.
When rather from our acts we them derive
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 Tales of the Pathfinders. By Arthur Gilman, M. A., author of "A
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Chapter X. " The Patriarch of Norridgewock."
Chapter XI. " Citizen Soldiers take a Fortress," (relating to Sir William
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Oilman, Charles. 1807.59. Lawyer, Bangor, Quincy, 111.
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Gilman, Edwaed Whiting, D. D. Clergyman, Bangor, 1859-63.
A Sermon preached before the First Congregational church of
Bangor, January 16, 1859, on the Sabbath following his installa^
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by request. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1859. Svo-
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pp. 8- [3716

486 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Gilman, Epheaim.
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 Papers relating to history of Press in Aroostook County, 1887-89.
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 Biographical Sketch of. 1884. See Gordon, S. C.
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 Memorial of. 1885- See Bell, Charles H.
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Contains portrait of Hon. Josiah H. Drummond, LL. D.
Oilman, Nicholas Paine.
Profit Sharing Between Employer and Employee. A study in the
evolution of the wages system. By Nicholas Paine Gilman.
The present doctrine is that the workman's interests are linked to those
of other workmen, and the employer's to those of other employers. Event
ually it wUl be seen that industrial divisions should be perpendicular, not
horizontal. The workman's interests should be bound up with those of his
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The Death of the Righteous Lamented and Improved. A sermon

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preached on the Lord's Day after the funeral of the Hon. David
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A Sermon delivered Sept. 8, 1830, at the ordination of Rev. Wilson
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 A Sermon delivered June 5, 1833, at the funeral of Rev. Daniel
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488 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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GoDDAED, Heney- 1785-1871- Portland-
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GoDDAED, Maey J.
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Godfeey, Edwaed. 1584-1664. York. Governor Province of Maine.
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1637- Me- Hist Soc. CoU. 1 : 544. (2d ed. 1865.) [3842
 Grant of Province of Maine to. 1639. See Hazard, Ebenezer.
 Commission and ordinances from, to Thomas Josselyn and others.
1639. See same.
 First charter of Agamenticus from. 1641. See same.
 Second charter of Gorgiana from. 1641. See same.
 A Brief e Narration of the Originall Undertakings of the Advancement
of Plantations into the Parts of America. Especially,showing the
beginning, progress, aud continuance of that of New-England-
Written by the right worshipfuU, Sir Ferdinando Gorges, knight
and governor of the fort and Island of Plymouth, in Devonshire-
London: Printed by E- Brudenell, for Nath- Brook at the Angell
in Corn-hill. 1658- sm. 4to- pp, (1), 57. [3843
 The same. Mass. Hist Soc. CoU. 3d ser. 6: 45- (1837-)
 The same Me- Hist Soc CoU. 2:1. (1847.)
The "Preface" prefixed to these two reprints, is thought by Mr. W. F.
Poole, (Introduction to Johnson's " Wonder Working Providence, " to
have been wrongly placed, and to have no possible connection with the
work as originally printed.
 The same. 1890. See Baxter, J. P.
This tract, written not lorig before the death of Gorges, was first published
by his grandson, of the same name, in 1659, with three other tracts viz :
" America Painted to the Life ; " "Johnson's Wonder Working Providence,"
and the " History of the Spanish Proceedings in America, " comprising four
hundred and forty pages, under the general title of " America Painted to
the Life, " &c. Each tract has a separate title-page, with difierent dates
and independent paging. "The collection has been a puzzle to bibli
ographers," says Dr. W. F. Poole. For a discussion of the authorship of the
four tracts, see introduction to Dr. Poole's edition of Johnson, pp. xxx-lvi
and " Gorges and his Province of Maine, " by J. P. Baxter, 2: 175.
 Biography of. 1794. See Belknap, Jeremy.
 Sketch of his life and character. (1847.) See Folsom, George.
 Commissionto. N.E. Reg. 14:345. (1869.)
 Sketch of, with pedgrec 1861. See Drake, Samuel 6.
 Vindication of his claims as father of English colonization in
America. 1862. See Poor, John A.

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 Genealogy of. (1875.) See Drake, Samuel G.
 Account of his career. (1884.) See Winsor, Justin.
 And his Province of Maine, with a memoir- 1890. See Baxter,
James P.
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(Gorges, Sie Feedinando, and others.)
A briefe Relation of the Discovery and Plantation of New Eng
land: and of Svndry Accidents therein occvrring. From the
yeere of our Lord M.DCVII to this present M.DC.XXII. To
gether with the state thereof as it now standeth the generalle
forme of gouernment intended; and the division of the whole
Territorie into Counties, Baronries, &c. London: Printed by
John Haviland, and are to be sold by William Bladen. M.DC.
XXII. sm. 4to. pp. 35. [.3845
This book was entered in the Stationer's Register, July 15th, 1622, and op
posite the entry appear the names of Mistress Griffith, probably the wife
of George Griflith, and associate adventurer with Sir Ferdinando Gorges,
and of John Haviland. Note prefixed to the imprint in J. P. Baxter's "Sir
Ferdinando Gorges and the Province of Maine," I; 200. Mr. Baxter regards
Gorges as the sole author.
Gorges, Ferdinando. 1630-1718. Grandson of Sir Ferdinando
Gorges. England.
America Painted to the Life. The true history of the Spaniard's
Proceedings in the conquests of the Indians, and of their civil
wars among themselves, from Columbus his first discovery, to
these later times. As also. Of the original undertakings of the
advancement of plantations into those parts; with a perfect re
lation of our English discoveries, shewing their beginning, pro
gress, and continuance, from the year 1628, to 1658. Declaring
the forms of their government, policies, religions, manners,
customs, military discipline, wars with the Indians, the com
modities of their countries, a description of their towns and
havens, the increase of their trading, with the names of their gov
ernors and magistrates. More especially, an absolute narrative of
the north parts of America, and of the discoveries and plantations at
our English in Virginia, New England, and Berbadoes. Published
by Ferdinando Gorges, Esq; A work now at last exposed for the
publick good, to stir up the heroic and active spirits of these
times, to benefit their countrey, and eternize their names by such
honorable attempts. For the reader's clearer understanding of
the countreys, they are lively described in a compleat and ex-

502 bibliography of maine.
Goeges, Feedinando, Continued.
quisite Map. Ovid. Auri sacrafames quid non. London. Printed
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[3846
Besides the map, there is in some copies a folded frontispiece : but dif
ferent copies have not the same frontispiece, and about half the copies I
have seen have none. W. F. Poole.
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Hutchinson, Thomas.
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(The) Gorges Society. I. New England's Vindication. By Henry
Gardiner. Edited with notes by Charles Edward Banks, M. D.
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1884. sm. 4to. pp. S3. [3849
160 copies printed.
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as the Italians express it, 'a son to his own labors.' "
By James Phinney Baxter, A. M. (Engraving.) Printed for the
Gorges Society. Portland, Maine. : 1885. sm. 4to. pp. 339. (5 Illus.) [3851
200 copies printed.
 III. Rosier'sRelationof Waymouth'sVoyagetothe Coastof Maine,
1605, with an introduction and notes. By Henry S. Burrage, D. D.
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200 copies printed.
 Bibliography of. 1890. See Griffin, Appleton P. C.

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Goeges, William, b- 1605. Governor Province of Maine. 1636-37.
Administration of. 1636-37. See Banks, Charles E.
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Sermon, ordination Sol. Lombard. 1751. See Smith, Thomas.
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Introductory address by Hon. John A. Waterman; oration by Gen. J.L.
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 Old Home. 1867. See KeUogg, Elijah.
 History Harmony Lodge. 1870. See Emery, Daniel C.

504 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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" Raging drink! thou'lt not enslave me:
Sparkling bowl ! thou now art dim :
Angel Temperance stooped to save me
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Gould, John M.
History of the First, — Tenth, — Twenty-ninth Maine regiments, from
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Contains numerous steel and plate lithographic portraits and wood cut
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Sons of Veterans' Guide for officers and members of the Sons of
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 Compiler. Proceedings of the First, Second and Third encamp
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Gould, Robbet Feeke.
The History of Freemasonry, its antiquities, symbols, constitu
tions, customs, etc Derived from official sources throughout
the world. By Robert Freke Gould, past senior grand deacon
of England- W- J- Hughan, past senior grand deacon of the

506 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Gould, Robert Feeke, Continued-
Grand Lodge of England and Masonic historian. Rev. A- F- A.
Woodford, past grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of England-
David Murray Lyon, grand secretary of the Grand Lodge and
Masonic historiographer of Scotland- Enoch T. Carson, deputy
of Northern Supreme Council, 33° for Ohio, and past commander
K. T., of Ohio- Josiah H. Drummond, past grand master of
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the United States. T. S. Parvin, P. G. M., of Iowa, and grand
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GowEE, Chaelbs Foote.
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Gray, Robeet-
A Sermon preached at the installation of the Reverend Daniel
Stone, to the pastoral care of the First church of Christ in Hal-

508 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Geay, Robert, Continued.
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Geay. Incorporated 1778.
Oration, 4 July, 1890. See Weston, Daniel.
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Geebly, Allen. 1781-1866. Clergyman, Turner, 1810-44.
(The Encouragements to Service for Christ. 2 Kings, 6:11). A
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Biographical Sketch of. 1885. See Sibley, John L.
Gebbn, Samuel Abbott, M. D- Librarian Massachusetts Historical
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Chapter IV, "Diimmer's War, " contains an account of Lovewell's light,
and an incident relating to John Chamberlain, its surviving hero, pp. 134-
147.
 Groton Historical Series. A collection of papers relating to the
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 The same. Vol. II. Groton. 1890. Svo. pp. viii, 471. [3887
Thomas Rice, Jr. (6. at Wiscasset), p. 37; Ether Shepley (Saco, Portland),
38, 357; Samuel E.Smith (Wiscasset), James Sullivan (6. Berwick), 38; Gro
ton famUies in Maine (at Norridgewock and Canaan), 75-78; Eev. Joseph C.
Smith (Frankfort), 149-152; The Wesson or Weston family (containing letter
from Nathan Weston, Augusta, 1804, to his brother Ephraim, in Vermont),
153-150; "Paugus John" Chamberlain (relating to LoveweU's fight), 164:
Thomas Adams and Ardelia Louisa (Lawrence) Staples (Machias), 309.
 The same. Vol. III. Groton. 1893. Svo. pp. vii, 488, (1). [3888
Dr. Jacob WiUiams (m. at Kennebunk), p. 23; Dr. James Cummings (Port
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102; The Farnsworth family (relative to Machias), 176-178; James Sullivan (6.
Berwick), 199; James Gerrish (Lebanon), 234: Edward Albert Kelly (6. Frank
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Luther Fitch (Portland), 264; Ether Shepley (Saco, Portland), 278; John
Shepley (Saco), 280; William Sullivan (b. Biddeford), 286; Benjamin
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Sharon), 303; Thomas Rice (Wiscasset), 311; Henry Vassal Chamberlain,
(Farmington) 331 ; George Thacher (6. Biddeford), 333 ; Moses Child (one of the
proprietors of Tyngstown, now Wilton), 249-352; Maine settlers from Groton,
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 Swan Family at Groton, Mass., and Maine. Bang. H. M. 2: 63.
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 The same. Reprinted separately, n. t. p. 1890. Svo. pp. 5.
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Gospel Ministers, the workmanship of Jesus Christ. A sermon
deUvered in the Baptist meeting house at Readfield, August the
Sth, 1798, at the ordination of Mr. James Murphy, to the office of
an evangelist. By Thomas Green, V- D- M-, pastor of the Baptist
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Greene Incorporated 1788.
Sermon before Bowdoinham Association. 1829. See Merrill,
Daniel.
Geeene, Benjamin. 1764-1837- Lawyer, Berwick.
An Eulogy on George Washington, late commander in chief of the
American armies, who died December 14th, 1799. Pronounced
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[3892

510 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Greene, Benjamin, Continued.
 An Oration pronounced at Kittery, the Fourth of July, 1808. By
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Geeene, H. W-
Letters addressed to Francis O- J- Smith, representative in Con
gress, from Cumberland District (Me.), being a defence of the
writer against the attacks made on him by that individual — and a
sketch of Mr. Smith's political Ufe. By H. W. Greene, late editor
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Geeene, Jonas.
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See ¦' Libel Refuted."
 A Rejoinder to the reply on the Kent's Hill tragedy. By Jonas
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A Compend of English Grammar; designed for the use of the stu
dent while attending a course of lectures on etymology and syn
tax; containing emblematical charts of the several modes and
tenses arranged on the principles of locality and association. By
R. G. Greene.
" The institution of lectures is, of all helps that can be given, the most
valuable when circumstances permit; that is, in towns of a certain size.
Much may be thus taught, even without any other instruction ; but combined
with reading and subservient to it, the effects of i^ublic lectures are great
indeed. The students are enable to read with advantage; things are ex
plained to thera which no books sufiEicientiy illustrate; access is afEorded to
teachers who can remove the difficulties which occur perpetually in the
reading of uneducated persons; and a word may often suffice to get rid of
some obstacles which would have impeded the unassisted student's progress
for days." Brougham o^- Popular Educatioij.
Portland: J. Adams, Jun., Pr. 1826. Svo. pp. 54. [3898
 Questions on the science of book-keeping by double and single
entry; adapted to Bennett's system: with explanations of tech
nical words and phrases, accompanied with short methods of cal-

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 511
culation, notes, observations, &c. By E. G. Greene. Portland: A.
Shirley, Printer. 1827. [3899
 Murray's Theory of the moods and tenses of English verbs, IUust
trated by an emblematic chart. By E. G. Greene. Portland:
WiU & Edwards, Printers. 1S27. Svo. pp. 16. (1 chart.) [3900
 An Emblematical Chart of the several moods, presenting at one
view, the number of tenses in each, their signs, and the manner
in which each tense is formed ; designed to assist the memory of
the student by applying the principles of local association. By
E. G. Greene, teacher of English Grammar. Portland: 1827. [3901
 -A Practical Grammar of the English Language, in which the princi
ples established by Lindley Murray are inculcated, and his the
ory of the moods clearly illustrated by diagrams, representing the
number of tenses in each mood — their signs — and the manner
in which they are formed. By Roscoe G. Greene, teacher of
English Grammar. Portland: Shirley & Hyde. 1829. Svo. pp.
111. [3902
 The same. Second edition, improved. Portland: Shirley & Hyde-
18.30. Svo. pp. 111.
 -The same. Third edition, revised and improved. Portland: G.
Hyde & Co. 1832. Svo. pp. 126.
 The same. First stereotype edition. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters
& Smith. 1835. Svo. pp. 132.
 -The same. With an appendix. Tenth edition. Portland: W.Hyde.
1840. Svo. pp. 139.
 -The same. Sanborn & Carter, Portland. 1846.
 A Grammatical Text^Book, in which the several moods are clearly
iUustrated hy diagrams, representing the number of tenses in
each mood — their signs and the manner in which they are found.
Being an abstract of a, practical grammar, &c. Designed for the
use of schools. By Roscoe G. Greene. Boston : Lilly, Wait, Col
man & Holden. 1833. [-3903
 A Grammar for Children, with emblematic illustrations. By Ros
coe G. Greene- Augusta: G. S. Carpenter & Co. 18-34. [3904
Geeene, William Waeebn, M. D. 1831-81. Physician, Portland.
Greene's Questions in Surgery. By William Warren Greene. Port
land : Brown Thurston & Co. 1872. Svo. pp. 176. [3905
 President's Address. See Me. Med. Ass. Trans. 7: 234. (ISSl.) [3906
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Portland, Me. : Wm. M. Marks, Printer. 1881. Svo. pp. 16. [3907
Addressby Rev. William H. Fenn, p. 9.
 Biographical Sketch of. 1883. See Gerrish, F. H.

512 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Greenleaf, Alexander. Monson.
Sketch of. 1889. See Sprague, John F.
Geeenleaf, Chaeles Edwaed. Gardiner. Educator.
The Child's Instructor and Moral Primer, containing, besides the
stops and principal characters used in punctuation, the figures
and abbreviations, early lessons in prose; amongst which are
some very pleasing and valuable pieces of sacred history, and the
ten commandments; likewise a brief selection from Baldwin's
Fables, history of the elephant, whale, ant aud silk-worm, &c.,
&c, ornamented with cuts. AU which affords a pleasing variety
for the child, and is calculated to improve his morals and give him
that instruction which is suitable to his age, and to advance him
in the valuable and delightsome acquirement of good reading.
By the Young Child's Friend.
"Children like tender osiers take the bow;
And as they first are formed, forever grow."
Second edition, enlarged and improved- Boston: Printed by
Sylvester T. Goss. 1820. [3908
 The same. Second edition: enlarged and improved. Portland: A.
W. Thayer. 1822. pp. (Illus.)
 Some of the Duties of a Faithful Teacher. Am. Inst. Ins. 1843. 185.
 Criticisms in Etymology and Syntax: or a supplemental grammar;
containing much that is new, original and important, whilst it is
designed principally for the higher classes of grammarians, and
to improve the language of many in a very extensive circle of
society, it will be found also a profitable and encouraging book
for beginners. " Midtum in Parvo-" By a North American
teacher. (Anon.) Gardiner: for the author. (By Charles Green
leaf.) 1853. 12mo- pp. 48. [3909
 An Improved and Comprehensive School Grammar, in which are
equally regarded both the wants of the beginner and those of
the advanced and critical student; containing aU the essential
principles of the science usually found in other works, with an
addition of much that is new, critical and highly approved by
competent judges. By a North American teacher. 1855. [3910
 An Appendix in English Grammar; including a great variety of im
portant matter, directing to good language very little of which
has been hitherto given, with etymology and syntax, thought
proper to be classed there. Designed for a third part to the
work entitled " An Improved and Comprehensive School Gram
mar, " but can be used to good advantage above, or in connection
with any other work. By a North American teacher. 1856. [3911
 An Accompaniment to English Grammars, including a thorough
course of questions in etymology and syntax, with exercises to

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 513
be performed by the pupil. To which is added a variety of new,
important and critical matter, not given elsewhere. By a North
American teacher. 1861. [3912
The name A. M. C. Heath appears in parenthesis at the close of the copy
right entry.
Geeenleaf Family.
Genealogy. 1854. See Greenleaf, Jonathan.
Geeenleaf, Jonathan, D. D. 1785-1865. Clergyman, Wells, 1815-28-
Sketches of the ecclesiastical history of the state of Maine, from
the earliest settlement to the present time. By Jonathan Green
leaf, pastor of a church in Wells- Portsmouth: Published by
Harrison Gray, R- Foster, Printer. 1821. 12mo. pp. 293; ap
pendix, 78. [3913
A copy containing Ms. additions and corrections, made by the author, is
m the library of the Maine Historical Society.
 Account of Wells. 1825. See Hubbard, Jeremiah.
 Sermon delivered at Epping, New Hampshire, Oct. 25, 1826, at the
ordination of Rev. Forest Jefferds, to the pastoral office in that
place. By Jonathan Greenleaf, pastor of the Congregational
church in Wells, Maine. Concord: Printed by Jacob B. Moore.
1827. Svo. pp. 15. [3914
 A Sermon delivered at Great FaUs, Somersworth, N. H., January
23d, 1S2S, at the ordina'tion of Eev. Josiah T. Hawes, to the
pastoral office in that place, by Jonathan Greenleaf, pastor of
the Congregational church in Wells, Me. n. p. [3915
 A Doctrinal Catechism. Portland: Shirley & Hyde, Printers.
1828. ISmo. pp. 31. [3916
Geeenleaf, Mosbs. 1778-1834. Williamsburg.
A Statistical View of the district of Maine; more especially with
reference to the value and importance of its interior. Ad
dressed to the consideration of the legislators of Massachusetts.
By Moses Greenleaf, Esq- Salus publica mea merces- Boston:
Published by Cummings and Hilliard, at the Boston Bookstore,
No. 1, CornhiU. 1816. Svo. pp. 154. [3917
Reviewed by Benjamin Rand in No. Am. Rev. 3:369. Accompanying
the work was a large folding map of Maine, in four sections, mounted on
linen, in board covers.
 Treatise on Indian languages. 1824. See Indians.
 A Survey of the state of Maine, in reference to its geographical
features, statistics and political economy. Illustrated by maps.
Portland: Published by Shirley & Hyde. 1829. Svo. pp. 468.
[3918
A legislative resolve, 1830, authorized the purchase of four hundred copies
of survey and maps at $16 per set, and appropriated $500 in consideration of
the author's expense and exertions in their publication.
 Sketch of. (ISSS.) See Williamson, W. D.
34

514 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Geeenleaf, Patrick Heney, D. D. 1808-69. Clergyman, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Autumnal Days. 1836. See Stephens, Ann S.
Geeenleaf, Simon, LL. D. 1783-1853. Lawyer, Portland. }. in
Maine, 1790-1833.
An Oration pronounced at New Gloucester, before the worshipful
master and brethren of Cumberland Lodge on the festival of
Saint John the Baptist, A. L. 5806, by Simon Greenleaf. Port
land: Printed by Brothers Adams and Jenks. n. d. (1806.) Svo.
pp. 18. [3919
 A Brief Inquiry into the Origin and Principles of Free Masonry.
" Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of life. "
Portland: Printed by Arthur Shirley, 1820. Svo.pp. vn, 8, 117.
(Engraved title-page.) [3920
 A Collection of cases overruled, doubted or limited in their appli
cation. Taken from American and English reports. By Simon
Greenleaf, counsellor at law. Portland: Printed by Arthur Shir
ley. 1821. Svo. [3921
Reviewed by Theron Metcalf, in No. Am. Rev. July, 1822. Later editions
of the work have been published, but the author had nothing to do with
them, and all editions, since the first are by other hands.
Marvin's Legal Biblio, 348.
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. I. Containing the cases of the years 1820 and 1821.
Hallowell: Printed .by Goodale, Glazier & Co. 1822. Svo.pp.
vUi, 436. [3922
 The same. With notes and references to subsequent decisions and
statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett, counsellor at law. Second
edition. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. 1852. Svo. pp. 436.
[3923
 The same. Third edition. With annotations by Clarence Hale,
Esq., of the Cumberland bar. Portland: Dresser, McLellan &
Co- 1876- Svo. pp. vn, 436. [3924
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. II. Containing the cases of the years 1822 and 1823.
Hallowell: Printed by Glazier & Co. 1824. Svo. pp. vii, 432. [3925
 The same. With notes and references to subsequent decisions and
statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett, counsellor at law. Second
edition. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. 1852. Svo.pp.
398. [3926

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 515
-The same. Third edition. With annotations by Hon. W. W.
Bolster of the Androscoggin bar. Portland: Dresser, McLellan
& Co. 1875. Svo. pp. vii, 440. [3927
-Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. IIL Containing the cases from May term, 1824, in
Cumberland, inclusive, to the end of the year 1825. Portland:
Printed and published by James Adams, Jun. 1826. Svo. pp-
vii, 504. [3928
-The same- With notes and references to subsequent decisions and
statutes, by Edmund H- Bennett, counsellor at law. Second
edition. Boston : Little, Brown and Company. 1852. Svo. pp.
476. [3929
—The same- Third edition- With annotations by Hon. Edmund
F. Webb, of the Kennebec bar. Portland: Dresser, McLellan &
Co. 1875. Svo. pp. vii, 513. [3930
—Reports of cases determined and argued in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. IV. Portland: Printed and published by James
Adams, Jun. 1828. Svo. pp. 562. [3931
—The same. Containing the cases from April term, 1826, in York, to
May term, 1827, in Cumberland. With notes and references to
subsequent decisions and statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett,
counsellor at law. Second edition. Boston: Little, Brown and
Company- 1852. Svo. pp. 489. [3932
—The same. Third edition. With annotations by George E. Bird,
Esq., of the Cumberland bar. Portland: Dresser, McLellan &
Co. 1876. Svo. pp- 575- [3933
-Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. V. Portland : Printed and published by Shirley and
Hyde, 1829. Svo. pp. 524. [3934
-The same. Containing the cases from May term, 1827, from Oxford,
to April term, 1829, for York. With notes and references to sub
sequent decisions and statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett, counsellor
at law. Second edition. Boston: Little, Brown and Company.
1852. Svo. pp. 460. [3935
-The same. Third edition. With annotations by Hon. Enoch
Foster, Jr., of the Oxford bar, Bethel, Me. Portland: Dresser,
McLellan & Co. 1876. Svo. pp. 536. [3936
-Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counseUor at
law. Vol. VI. Portland: Published by G. Hyde & Co. 1831.
Svo.' pp. 539. [-3937

516 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Geeenleaf, Simon, LL. D., Continued.
 The same. Containing the cases from May term, 1829, in Cumber
land, to May term, 1830, in Lincoln, both inclusive. With notes
and references to subsequent decisions and statutes, by Edmund
H. Bennett, councellor at law. Second edition. Boston: Little,
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 The same. Third edition. Portland: Dresser, McLellan & Co.
1876. Svo. pp. 543. [3939
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. VIL Portland: Published by G. Hyde & Co. 1832.
Svo. pp. 524. [3940
 The same. Containing the cases from June term, 1830, in Kennebec,
to May term, 1831, in Lincoln. With notes and references to sub
sequent decisions and statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett, counsellor
at law. Second edition. Boston: Little, Brown and Company-
1852. Svo. pp. 477. [3941
 The same. Third edition. With annotations by George E. Bird,
Esq., Portland, Me., of the Cumberland bar. Portland: Dresser,
McLeUan & Co. 1876. Svo. pp. 536. [3942
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol- VIII. Portland: PubUshed by WiUiam Hyde for Z.
Hyde. A. Shirley, Printer. 1834. Svo. pp. 479. [3943
 The same. Containing the cases from 1831, for Kennebec, to June
term, 1832, for Somerset. With notes and references to subsequent
decisions and statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett, counsellor at law.
Second edition. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. 1852. Svo.
pp. 392. [3944
 The same. Third edition. With annotations by George E. Bird,
Esq. Portland, Me., of the Cumberland bar. Portland : Dresser,
McLeUan & Co. 1876. Svo. pp. 491. [3945
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial
Court of the State of Maine. By Simon Greenleaf, counsellor at
law. Vol. IX. Portland: Published by William Hyde for Z.
Hyde. A. Shirley, Printer. Svo. jip. 152. [3946
 The same. Containing the cases for June term, 1832, for Penobscot
to July term, 1832, for Waldo. With notes and references to sub
sequent decisions and statutes, by Edmund H. Bennett, counsel
lor at law. Second edition. Boston : Little, Brown and Com
pany. 1852- Svo. pp. 133. [3947
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of the Cumberland bar. Portland: Dresser, McLeUan & Co.
1876. Svo. pp. 165. [3948

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 517
 A Digest of Greenleaf's reports of cases argued and determined in
the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, from the year 1820, to the
year 1832, inclusive. Portland: Published by William Hyde.
Arthur Shirley, Printer. 1835. Svo. pp. 360- [3949
The same is continued in volume IX of the first edition.
 Masonic Charge. 1823. See Megquire, John L.
 Memoir of the life and character of the late Chief Justice Mellen.
By S. Greenleaf, LL. D., Royal professor of law at Harvard Uni
versity- Maine Reports, 17: 467- (Appendix.) (1841.) [3950
 Proceedings of Cumberland bar on his death. 1853. See Cumber
land County.
 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WiUis, WiUiam.
Geeenough, Jones & Co : Geeenough, W. A. Je. and Geeenough,
W. A. & Co., Publishers of Directories, Boston.
AUGUSTA, HALLOWELL AND GAEDINBE.
Greenough's Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manu
facturing establishments, business, societies, business firms, etc.,
in the cities of Augusta, Hallowell and Gardiner, for 1871. W. A.
Greenough, Jr., compiler and publisher, 96 Washington Street,
Boston. Augusta: J. Frank Pierce. Svo. pp. 224. [3951
 The same, for 1876-77. Svo. pp. 262, 18. [3952
 The same, for ISSO. Svo. pp. 264. [3953
 The same, for 1882. Svo. pp. 375. [3954
 The same, for 1884. Svo. pp. 368. [3955
 The same, for 1886-87. Svo- pp. 477. [3956
 The same, for 1888-89. With a list of the business firms in Ran
dolph, Pittston and Farmingdale. Svo. pp. 487. [3957
BANGOE.
Greenough, Jones & Co's Directory of the inhabitants, institutions,
manufacturing establishments, business, societies, business firms,
etc., etc., in the city of Bangor, for 1871-72. To which is added
a directory of Brewer. Published by David Bugbee & Co., No.
5 Strickland Block, Bangor, Me. Boston: Greenough, Jones &
Co., compilers, No. 96 Washington Street. Price $1.50. Entered
according to Act of Congress in the year 1871, by Greenough,
Jones & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Wash
ington. B. Thurston & Co. Printers. Portland, Svo. pp. 260.

-The same, for 1872-73. Svo- pp. 272, and 62 pp. advertisements.
(Map.) [3959
-The same, for 1873-74. Svo. pp. 316, 54. [3960
-The same, for 1875-76. Svo. pp. 294, and 52 pp. advertisements.
(Map.) [3961

518 bibliography of maine.
Greenough, Jones & Co., Geeenough, W. A., Je., and Geeenough,
W. A. <fe Co., Continued-
 The same, for 1877-78. Svo. pp. 288, 46 pp. advertisements- (Map-) [3962
 The same, for 1879-80. Svo- pp- 240, 24. [3963
 The same, for 1882. Svo. pp. 282, 24. [3964
 1884. Bangor Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufac
turing establishments, business, societies, business firms, etc.
etc For sale by David Bugbee & Co., 5 Strickland Block, Ban
gor, Maine. W. A. Greenough & Co., Compilers, Printers and
Publishers, Bowdoin Building, 31 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.
Price $1.50. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year
1884, by W. A. Greenough & Co., in the office of the Librarian of
Congress at Washington. Svo. pp. 409. [3965
 1885. The Bangor and Brewer Directory of the inhabitants institu
tions, manufacturing establishments, societies, business, business
firms, map, state census, etc., etc. (Seal of the city of Bangor.)
For sale by David Bugbee & Co., 5 Strickland Block, Bangor,
Maine. W. A. Greenough & Co., Compilers, Printers and Pub
lishers, Bowdoin Building, 31 Milk Street, Boston, Mass. Price,
$2.00. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1885, by
W. A. Greenough & Co., in the office ol the Librarian of Congress
at Washington. Svo. pp. 507. [3966
—The same, for 1887-88. Svo. pp. 527. [3867
 ^The same, for 1890. Svo. pp. 521. [3968
BATH, BEUNSWICK AND EICHMOND.
 Greenough, Jones & Co.'s Directory of the inhabitants, institutions,
manufacturing establishments, societies, business firms, etc., etc.,
in Bath, Brunswick and Richmond, for 1874. Greenough, Jones
& Co., Compilers and Publishers, 96 Washington Street, Boston.
For sale by S. Anderson & Son, Bath. Price, $1.50. B. Thurs
ton & Co., Printers, Portland, Me. 1874. Svo. pp. 192, 32. [3969
 The same, for 1876-77. Svo. pp. 212, 17. [3970
 The same, for 1880. Svo. pp. 231. [3871
 The same, for 1883-84. Svo. pp. 343. [3972
 The same, for 1887. Svo. pp. 411. [3973
BIDDEFOED AND SACO.
 Greenough's Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufactur
ing establishments, business, societies, business firms, etc., in the
cities of Biddeford and Saco, for 1875. Svo. pp. 192. [3974
 Greenough's Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufactur
ing establisbments, business, societies, business firms, etc., etc.,
in the cities of Biddeford and Saco, for 1877. Greenough & Co.,

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CompUers and Publishers, 28 School Street, Boston. Biddeford:
F. M. Burnham, 127 Main Street. Saco : S. S. Mitchell, SS Main
Street. 1877. Price $1.50. From the Press of B. Thurston and
Company, Portland, Maine. 1877. Svo. pp. 20S, 28. [3975
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-The same, for 1886. Svo. [3979
-The same, for 1888. Svo. [3980
-The same, for 1890. Svo. pp. 559. [3981
LEWISTON AND AUBUEN.
-Greenough, Jones & Co.'s Directory of the inhabitants, institutions,
manufacturing establishments, business, societies, business firms,
etc, etc., in the cities of Lewiston and Auburn, for 1872. Green
ough, Jones & Co., Compilers and Publishers, 96 Washington
Street, Boston. Lewiston: S. G. French, 40 Lisbon Street: Doug
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-The same, for 1889. Svo. pp. 568. [3990
POETLAND.
-The Portland Directory and Reference Book, for 1883, containing a
general directory of the inhabitants, institutions, public officers,
business, societies, map, state census, etc., etc., and a complete
street directory. Vol. XVII. W. A. Greenough & Co., compilers.
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Street, Portland, Me. Price, $2.00. Svo. pp. 655. [3991
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-The same. Vol. XXIV, for 1890. Svo. pp. 841. (Map, illus.)

520 bibliography of maine.
Greenough, Jones & Co., Geeenough, W. A., Je., and Geeenough,
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EOCKLAND, BELFAST AND CAMDEN.
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business directory of Thomaston, for 1877-78, containing the
names, residence, and occupation of the citizens. Also, a com
plete business directory of the above named places, city and town
officers, societies, etc. For sale by David Bugbee & Co., Bangor,
Me. (Monogram.) Greenough & Co., Publishers, 22 School Street,
Boston. Price $2.00. Entered according to Act of Congress, in
the year 1877, by W. A. Greenough & Co., in the office of the
Librarian of Congress at Washington. B. Thurston & Company,
Printers, Portland, Me. Svo. pp. 272, 20. ' [3999
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WATBEVILLE, OAKLAND AND FAIEFIELD.
 Greenough's Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufac
turing establishments, societies, business, business firms, etc,
etc., in the towns of Waterville, Oakland and Fairfield, for 1885.
F. H. Greenough & Co. Compilers and Publishers, Augusta,
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Geeenwood, Andeew. 1776-1816. Lawyer, Bath.
Oration before the inhabitants of the town of Bath, Maine, February
22, 1800. By Andrew Greenwood.' HaUoweU: 1800. Svo. pp. 16.
[4002
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Gebbnwood, Feancis William Pitt, D. D. 1797-1843. Clergyman,
Boston.
The Peculiar Features of Christianity. A sermon, preached at the
dedication of the meeting-house of the Second Parish, in Saco,
and the installation of the Eev. Thomas Tracy as their pastor. —
November 21, 1827. ByF. W. P. Greenwood. Printed by request.
Kennebunk: Printed by James K. Remick. 1827. 12mo. pp. 22-
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Gregg, W. P., and Pond, Benjamin.
The Railroad Laws and Charters of the United States, now for the
first time collected, arranged in chronological order, and pub
lished with synopsis and explanatory remarks. By W. P. Gregg
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 The same. Reprinted from the bulletin of the library. Boston.
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Pejepscot Historical Society, Brunswick, Maine, 53. York Institute, Saco,
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Griffin, John.
Memoirs of Capt. James Wilson, containing an account of his en
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his missionary voyage to the South Seas, and his peaceful and
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With an appendix, exhibiting the glorious results of the South
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' [4010
The first American edition was published in Boston, 1822, from a London
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Griffin, Joseph. 1798-1874. Publisher, Brunswick.
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522 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Geiffin, Joseph, Continued.
Contents: The Old Portland Advertiser, by H. W. Richardson; Portland
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by Joseph Wood. The Press of Hancock County, Castine, by N. K. Sawyer. The
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The Press of Waldo County, by Joseph Williamson. The Press of Washing
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by Edwin Sprague and W. H. Twombly. The Press of Franklin County, by
J. S. Swift. The Press of Piscataquis County, the Press of Androscoggin
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 Christ Church Pulpit. The Hair Helping the Head. Being the
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BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 523
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[4020
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[4023
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[4024
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[4025
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524 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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526 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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" Here the free spirit of mankind, at length.
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Or curb his swiftness in the forward race? " Beyant.
" E're long, thine every stream shall find a tongue.
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Maine poets named are H. W. LongfeUow, Isaac McLeUan, Grenville
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Forgetful Youth ! but know the Power above
With ease can save each object of his love;
Wide as his will extends his boundless Grace ;
Nor lost by time, nor circumscribed by Place.
Happier his lot, who many sorrows past.
Long lab'ring gains his natal shore at last;
Than who too speedy, hastes to end his life
By some stern Ruffian. Homer's Odyss.

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[4084
35

530 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Increased communication and commerce with the countries of Cen
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540 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Hart, Henry Brettun. b- 1834. Clergyman, r- Brooksville.
Religious Poems: or songs of the lion hearted. By Rev. Henry B.
Hart. Deer Isle, Maine : Published by the author. ISSO. 16mo.
pp. 4S. [4273
Haet, Jacob, and family, Holden. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Hart, John. 6. 1751. Physician, Bath.
Biographical Sketch of- 1836. See Spaulding, John.
Hart-Meseevey Murdee Teial. 1882. See Dunton, Alvin R.
Haetwbll, Edwaed.
The Chorister's Companion. Containing a concise introduction to
the grounds of music; a variety of plain psalm tunes, and occa^
sional pieces, original and selected, in two parts. Part I. An
introduction to the grounds of music and a variety of tunes
suited to the metres now in use in the American churches. Part
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Harvard College.
Necrology of alumni of, 1851-52 to 1862-63. See Palmer, Joseph.

554 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Contains biographical sketch and portrait of George Herbert Davis, Au
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Haevey, a. I., M- D- Physician, Newport-
President's Address before Maine Homoeopathic Med. Soc. 1887-
See Transactions.
Haevey, Feancis LbRoy, Ph. D. 6. 1850. Professor Maine State
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Haewaed, William E.
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Hasby, Benjamin. 1771-1851 Lawyer, Topsham, 1794-1851.
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 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WiUis, William.
Haskell, Caleb.
Diary of Arnold's Quebec expedition. 1775. See Withington,
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Haskell, Capt. Maek. Deer Isle.
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Haskell, Thomas Hawes. 6. 1842. Lawyer and justice Supreme
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The New Gloucester Centennial, September 7, 1874. By T. H.
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Contains letter from Hon. Peleg W. Chandler, concerning old lawyers of
New Gloucester.
 Reports of Judgments of Hon. Edward Fox, United States district
judge for Maine district, first circuit. By Thomas Hawes Haskell,
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In memoriam Ashur Ware, Sept. 1873, 1:642; In memoriam Nathan
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Haskell, William G.
A Modern Thought of Christmas. A sermon in verse. Delivered
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Haskin, William L.
The History of the first regiment of artillery, from its organiza
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William L. Haskin, Captain 1st Artillery. To which is added a
series of communications from officers, now or formerly of the
regiment. Giving their personal reminiscences or service with
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Haskins, David Geeene, Jk. Cambridge, Mass.
Biographical Sketches of Ebenezer Davis, and his son the Hon.
Charles Stewart Daveis, of Portland, Me., members of the Mas
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Hassam, John Tylee. Boston.
Some of the descendants of WiUiam HUton. N. E. Reg. 31: 179.
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Hastings, David Robinson- 6. 1823. Lawyer, Fryeburg.
Eeports of cases in law and equity determined by the Supreme Ju
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Hastings, John. Cambridge, Mass.
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Hatch, Alexandee.
A Library of Divinity, or the Christian's daily food : being a selec
tion of pieces in prose and verse, from the most pious writers, with
an additional variety of original matter designed to assist and
strengthen the young convert, to feast the aged Christian, and to

556 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hatch, Alexandee, Continued.
improve the mind of every rational being in the pursuit of heav
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Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth under
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Hatch, Mes. Isaac S. Bangor.
Paper in " Voices from Kenduskeag, " 1848- "Childhood and the
Old Elm. " See Appleton, Mrs. Jane S.
Hatch, M. P. Clinton.
History of Sebasticook Lodge, No. 146, of Free and Accepted Ma
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Hatch, Maey E. P.
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Hatch, William Edwin. 6. 1852. r- New Bedford, Mass.
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Hathaway, George Whitefield. 1807-91. Clergyman, Bloomfield,
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A Sermon preached in Bloomfield, October 4, 1S36, at the funeral
of the Hon. Bryce McLellan- By George W. Hathaway, pastor
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 The Ultimate Object of all God's Works, and how accomplished.
Eev. 4: 11. A sermon delivered in Bangor (First church), June
27, 1843, before the Maine Missionary Society, at its thirty-sixth
anniversary. By George W. Hathaway, pastor of the Congrega
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 A Lecture in defence of the Maine Law, delivered in the town hall,
Skowhegan, March 12, 1854. By G. W. Hathaway, pastor of
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558 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hawes, Cynthia. Holden.
Genealogy of. 1880. See Farrington Memorial.
Hawes, John Q. A., M. D. 1830-89. Physician, Hallowell-
Biographical Sketch of- 1889. See Meserve, A. K. P.
Hawes, Noyes Payson. 6. 1796- Belfast, Union.
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 The United States Spelling Book: or English orthoepist; being an
easy introduction to the English language, and exhibiting the or
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1829. ISmo. pp. 232.
 The same. Belfast: Published by Washburn & Co. 1841. ISmo.
pp. 232.
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Contained between 600 and 700 volumes, and 20 reviews and periodicals.
Hawes, Josiah Tayloe. b- 1798. Clergyman, Litchfield.
A Monument to the praise of God's goodness, and tribute to the
memory of a departed wife. A sermon delivered at New Sharon,
on the Sabbath next succeeding the interment of Mrs. Temper
ance Lee H. Hawes, who died July 2, 1847, aged 41 years. By
Josiah T. Hawes, pastor of the Congregational church in said
town. "O, 'tis a glorious boon to die. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the
death of his saints. "
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Hawes, Mes. Tbmpeeanoe Lee H. 1801-47. New Sharon.
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Hawkins, Dextee Arnold. 1823-86. Lawyer, New York.
The Relation of Education to Wealth and Morality, and to pauperism
and crime. An address delivered at the reunion of the alumni of
Bridgton Academy, on the 74th anniversary, July 12, 1882: and
also before the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association of New York.
By Dexter A. Hawkins, A. M., of the New York bar. Bridgton:
News Power Print 1883. Svo. pp. 22. [4308

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Hawkins, Eenest.
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Maine, p. 24.
Hawkins, John H. W. Life of. 1859. See Hawkins, WiUiam G.
Hawkins, William George, b- 1823. Clergyman.
Life of John H. W. Hawkins. Compiled by his son. Rev- William
George Hawkins, A- M.
"The noble self-conqueror, the earnest, generous friend of the inebriate
the consistent, devoted advocate of the temperance reform in all its stages
of development, and the kind, sympathizing brother, ready to aid by voice
and act every form of suffering humanity."
Boston: John P. Jewett and Company. Cleveland, Ohio: Henry
P. B. Jewett New York: Sheldron, Blakeman & Co. 1859.
12mo. pp. vii, 433. (Port, Illus.) [4310
Contains an account of a visit to Maine, and an engraving of destruction
of intoxicating liquors at HaUoweU, in 1852.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel. 1804-64. Concord, Mass.
Fanshawe, a tale. " Wilt thou go on with me? " SOUTHEY.
Boston : Marsh & Capen, 362 Washington Street. Press of Put
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A copy was priced by Charles Scribner's Sons in November, 1894, at $125.
Mr. Charles B. Foote's copy, in expensive binding and with uncut leaves,
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 Fanshawe and other pieces by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Boston: James
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When first issued it made little or no impression on the public. Afterward s
when the author had struck into the vein of fiction that came to be known
as distinctively his own, he attempted to suppress this youthful work, and
was so successful that he obtained and destroyed all but a tew of the copies
then extant.
Mr. Longfellow found in the descriptions and general atmosphere of the
book a decided suggestion of the situation of Bowdoin College, and the life
there at the time when he and Hawthorne were both undergraduates of that
institution. Introductory note to edition of 1883.
 Sketch of Sir William Pepperrell- 1832- See Goodrich, S- G-
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Pages 67 and 68 seem to be by another hand, and serve rather as an intro
duction to Hawthorne's article which follows on page 69. The portrait of
CiUey faces page 69.

560 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hawthoenb, Nathaniel, Continued.
 Passages from the American note-books of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
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Vol. I. Contains an account of the author's visit to Augusta and Thomas
ton in 1837; Vol. II., of his visit to the Isles of Shoals, in 1852.
 Riverside edition. The complete works of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
with introductory notes by George Parsons Lathrop, and illus
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and Turner. In twelve volumes. Boston and New York: Hough
ton, Mifflin & Company. The Riverside Press. Cambridge. 1888.
12mo. [4315
Contents relating to Maine. Vol. I. The Minister's Black Veil. A parable.
p. 52.
Vol.11. Roger Malvin's Burial. (An incident connected with LoveweU's
fight.; p. 381.
Vol. XI. Fanshawe, p. 73.
Vol. XII. Sir WUliam Phips, p. 227; Sir WiUiam Pepperrell, p. 235; Jona
than CUley, p. 264.
 Oration on. 1878. See Symonds, Joseph W.
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 The same. Reprinted from The Magazine of American History.
New York: 1885. sm. 4to. pp. 14.
This is an attempt to extenuate the conduct of Enos in deserting Arnold.
The finding of the court martial which acquitted him is given in Henry.
John J., Journal, ed. of 1877, p. 54.
Hayden, William B. Clergyman, Portland, 1850-64.
Eeview of Eev. Enoch Pond's work "Swedenborgianism Reviewed,"
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 Remarks on "Swedenborgianism Reviewed," by Enoch Pond, D. D.,
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 The New Jerusalem, the church of the future : a discourse deliv
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in the United States, at Philadelphia, June 10, 1852. By William
B. Hayden.
-'And I, John, saw the Holy City, New Jerusalem, descending from God
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 On the Character and Work of Christ. Boston : Otis Clapp, 3 Bea
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 On the History of the Dogma of Infant Damnation. To which is
added a brief statement of the doctrine taught in the New Jeru
salem church concerning infant salvation. A lecture delivered
in Deering hall, Portland, on the evening of January 10, 1858. By
William B. Hayden, minister of the New Jerusalem church.
Printed by request. Portland: Printed by David Tucker. 1858.
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 The Scripture Doctrine of Resurrection: a discourse preached at
the funeral of Mrs. E. B. Townsend, at Augusta, Maine, Sep
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 The Institution of Slavery, viewed iu the light of Divine truth. A
lecture delivered in the City Hall, Portland, March 17, 1861.
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 The Heydons in England and America. A fragment of family his
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By the Rev. William B. Hayden, of Portland, Mc, U. S. A.
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Hayes, Augustus Allen. 1837-92. Brookline, Mass.
The Jesuit's Ring: a romance of Mount Desert By Augustus
Allen Hayes, author of "The Denver Express, " "A Romance
of Easthampton, " etc., etc. New York: Charles Scribner's
Sons. 1887. 12mo. pp. 306. [4326
"The link between the earlier tradition and the later romance is a very
flimsy contrivance, and does not bear the strain of incredulity. "
Lit. World.
Hayes, Benjamin Feancis, D. D. b. 1830. Professor Bates College,
from 1864.
No Death. A sermon. By B. F. Hayes, D. D. Preached in Lew
iston, February 19, 1886, at the funeral of Rev. George E. Low-
den. Boston: F. B. Printing EstabUshment. 1887. 16mo. pp. 15-
[4327
 The Power of Character. ¦ A sermon by B. F. Hayes, D. D., Pro
fessor of psychology and philosophy in Bates College. Dover,
N. H.: Morning Star Job Printing Office. 1880. 16mo. pp. 33.
[432S
Hayes, Charles Wells. 6. 1S2S. Clergyman, Portland. 1864-84.
The Rose of Sharon. Te deum laudamus. 7th ed. with bennedicte,
kyrie, and nunc dimittis. Arranged for St. Luke's Cathedral,
Portland. By the Rev. Charles W. Hayes. 1870. [4329
37

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 A Long Journey. The story of Daniel Hayes. Portland, Me.
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 Twenty Years of the Second Episcopate of Maine. An address in
St. Luke's Cathedral, Portland, January 23, 1887- By Charles
Wells Hayes, late canon in charge- Printed for the cathedral
congregation. Westfleld, N. Y. : Church Kalendar Press. MD
CCCLXXXVII. Svo. pp. 25. [4331
Hayes, John L.
Life and Speeches of Hannibal Hamlin. 1860. See Howells,
WUliam D.
Hayes, Stephen Hobbs. b. 1813. Clergyman, Winterport, 1844-58. r.
Boston.
Remarks at the funeral of Deacon William P. Parker, who died at
Frankfort, Feb. 9, 1855, aged 59 years. By Rev- S. H. Hayes. Ban
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Hayes, William Allen. 1783-1850. Lawyer, South Berwick, 1809-50.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Hayley, William. 1745-1820. EngUsh poet.
The Triumphs of Temper. A poem. In six cantos. By William
Hayley, Esquirc
Ovoi ch'avete gi* intelletti sani
Mirate la dotrina, che si asconde
Sotto 'il velame degli versi strani- Dantb, Infbbko, Cakto ix.
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Haynes, David W., and family, Bangor and Edinburgh. 1888. See
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Haynes, Dudley C. Clergyman, Brunswick, 1843-46.
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of the Main Street Baptist church, Brunswick, Me. Portland :
WiUiam Hyde. 1845. 12mo. [4335
 Centennial Edition of the Baptist Denomination; being the past and
present of the Baptist Church throughout the world. By D. C.
Haynes, with an introduction by John Dowling, D. D. Portland :

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Brunnell & Co. 1875. 12mo. pp. 372. (Stereotyped and printed
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Haynes, Edwin Moetimer, D. D. Clergyman, Lewiston.
A History of the Tenth Regiment Vermont Volunteers, with bi
ographical sketches of the officers who fell in battle, and a com
plete roster of all the officers and men connected with it — show
ing all changes by promotion, death or resignation, during the .
military existence of the regiment. By Chaplain E. M. Haynes.
Published by the Tenth Vermont Association, n. p. (Printed at
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Haynes, George Henry. 6. 1835. Descriptive writer, Portland.
Sketch of the Knox & Lincoln R. R. Its attraction for tourists.
The fine hotels along its line. Business of its patrons. Connec
tions with Maine Central Railroad, steamers and stages along
the route. Camden: Camden Publishing Co., Printers. 1886.
12mo. pp. 20. [433S
 Seaside, Mountain and Lake Summer Resorts, also description of
the principal business houses and fine hotels on line of Maine
Central Railroad, Sandy River, Franklin and Megantic, Bangor
and Piscataquis, Knox and Lincoln Railroads in Maine, and
points on New Brunswick Eailway and Intercolonial Eailway,
Canada. Camden, n. d. (1886.) n- p. (Journal Press, Lewis-
ton, Maine.) Svo. pp. 216. (IUus., map.) [4339
 " Sportmen's Paradise. " Eangeley Lakes, Parmachenee, Kenne-
bago, and Seven Ponds, via Boston and Maine, Maine Central
Eailroad, and Sandy River Eailroad. n. p. Journal Press, Lew
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 Maine's Summer Attractions. Tourists, sportsmen and invalids.
Maine Central Eailroad and connections. Journal Press. Lew
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 The Unrivalled Angling and Hunting via New Brunswick Eailway
and connections. Also, picturesque retreats, and fine hotels.
n p. n. d. (1887.) 12mo. pp. 68. (Illus.) (Journal Press, Lew
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 Seaside, Lake, Mountain, Summer Vacation Resorts via Maine Cen
tral Eailroad, Eastern Steamboat line and Knox & Lincoln Rail
road. Journal Press, Lewiston, Maine, n. d. (1887.) 12mo.
pp. 56- (Illus.) [4343
 The Scenic Route to the Sportsmen's Paradise. The picturesque
Rangeley Lake region, Parmachenee, Kennebago and Seven
Ponds, via the Maine Central Railroad and Sandy River Rail
road. Journal Press, Lewiston, Maine n. d. (1888.) sm. 4to.
pp. 50. (Hlus., map.) [4344

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 Rest, Recreation, Game and Trout Resorts. On Penobscot and
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n. p. n. d. (ISSS.) Journal Press. 12mo. pp. 24. (Illus.) [4345
 The Historic Bigelow and Megantic Lakes. The unrivalled angling
and game regions of Maine reached via Franklin & Megantic
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 The same. Second edition, n. p. n- d. (1889.) 12mo. pp. 32. (Illus.)
 Wolf's Neck. The gem of Casco Bay. The charming suburb of
Freeport, Maine, with its many important industries and supe
rior granite productions. By George H. Haynes, Portland,
Maine, n. p. (Portland.) n. d. (1889.) ob. pp. 31. (Illus. by
Lakeside Press.) [4347
 EUsworth, Maine. The picturesque city of the east. Green Lake
the tourist's, angler's and hunter's paradise. By George H.
Haynes, Camden, Me. 1SS9. Illustrated by Harrie B. Coe, Port
land, Me. Journal Press, Lewiston, Me. obi. pp. 24. [4348
 The Switzerland of Maine. Short sketch of beautiful Monson,
the discovery of slate and the rise and growth of the Monson
Maine Slate Company, n. p. 1889. 12mo. pp. 32. (Illus.) (Jour
nal Press, Lewiston, Me.) [4349
 Picturesque Rangeley Lake Region. Sportsmen's paradise via
the scenic Maine Central Railroad and Sandy River Railroad to
Farmington, Phillips, Rangeley Lakes, Capsuptic, Parmachenee,
Kennebago and Seven Ponds. By Geo. H. Haynes, Portland.
Illustrated by Harrie B. Coe. n. p. (Portland.) n. d. (1889.) ob.
pp. 36. (1 map.) (Journal Press, Lewiston.) [4350
 Roads on the Penobscot River above Bangor. Bang. H.M. 5 : 77.
(1889.) (From the Lewiston Journal.) [4351
 The Rangeley Lakes, Parmachenee, Kennebago and Seven Ponds-
The Sportsman's Paradise of Maine, via Boston and Maine, Maine
Central and Sandy River R. R. u. p. n. d. (1889.) 12mo. pp. 32.
(Illus., map.) Journal Press, Lewiston. [4352
 The Charming Inland Retreats of Maine, via Maine Central RaUroad,
Poland Spring, Lake Auburn, Lewiston, Maranacook, Newport,
Dexter, Dover, Foxcroft, Monson, Greenville Junction, Kineo and
Moosehead Lake. By George H. Haynes. Portland, Me. Illus
trated by Harrie B. Coe. Portland, Me. n. d. (1890.) ob. 4to.
pp. 36. (Map.) [4.353
 The same. Second edition, under the foUowing title:
The Charming Inland Retreats of Maine, via Maine Central Rail
road: Portland, Poland Spring, Lake Auburn, Auburn, Lewiston,
Maranacook, Oakland, Skowhegan, Newport, Dexter, Foxcroft,

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 565
Dover, Monson, Green vUle Junction, and Kineo; also, Nicatous
Lake, Winn, Dobsis and Duck Lakes; and Somerset Eailway, to
Norridgewock, Madison, North Anson, Embden, Carratunk Falls,
Solon and Bingham, and the Fine Angling and Game Preserves
above. By George H. Haynes, Portland, Maine. Portland:
Lakeside Press. (1890.) ob. 4to. pp. 40- (Map and illus.) [4354
 The Picturesque Eangeley Lake Eegion, the Sportsmen's Paradise
via the sceuic Maine Central Railroad, Sandy River Railroad,
PhiUips & Rangeley Railroads, Farmington, Phillips, Eangeley
Lakes, Capsuptic, Parmachenee, Kennebago, and Seven Ponds.
" AU that love this game may here learn something that may be worth
money. Ifor I know it is worthy the knowledge and practice of a wise man."
IzAAK Walton.
By George H. Haynes, Portland, Maine, n. d. (1890.) sm. ob-
pp. 32. (15 Ulus, 1 map.) (Journal Press, Lewiston.) [4355
 Souvenir of New England's Great Eesorts, by George H. Haynes.
Moss Engraving Company. New York. n. d. (1890.) ob. 4to.
n. pp. (36.) (15 engravings.) [4356
Haynes, Heney Williamson. 6. Bangor, 1831. Lawyer; professor
in University of Vermont; archaeologist, r. Boston.
Apocryphal Eunic Inscriptions. Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc. 2d ser.
4: 56. (1888.) [4357
Relating to inscription on Monhegan.
 The Historical Character of the Norse Sagas. Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc.
2d ser. 5: .332. (1890.)
Refers to statement of Rev. B. F. DeCosta concerning ancient trees at
Pittston .
Haynes, Josiah Manchestbe. b. 1839. Augusta.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine-
Haynes, Nathaniel- 1799-1S36- Lawyer, Bangor.
Elements of Arithmetic, translated from the French of M. Bezout,
and adapted to the use of American schools. By Nathaniel
Haynes, A. B. tutor in mathematics at Gardiner Lyceum. Hal-
loweU : Glazier & Co. 1824. 16mo. pp. vni, 219, (1). [4.358
Haywaed, John. 1781-1862. Boston.
The New England and New York Law-Register for the year 1835;
Containing an almanac, descriptions of the courts and the times
of their sessions, the names of the judges, counsellors and attor
neys at law, sheriffs and other law officers, with other useful in
formation relative to the states embraced in the work. By John
Hayward, assisted by professional gentlemen in each of the states
to which the work refers. Boston : Published by John Hayward,
31 CornhiU. 12mo. pp. 203- [4359

566 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Haywaed, John, Continued.
 A Supplement to the New England and New York Law Eegister of
1835, containing an almanac, and all the necessary corrections of
that work, for the New England States and the city and county
of New York, with the New England court calendar for the year
1836. By John Hayward. Boston: Published by the editor, corner
of Court and Tremont Streets, and for sale by the book-sellers
generally in New England and in the city of New York, Pough
keepsie, Hudson, Albany and Troy. Orders executed by HiUiard,
Gray & Co., Russell, Shattuck & Co., and Marsh, Capen & Lyons,
BookseUers, Washington St, Boston. 1836. 12mo. pp. 36. [4360
 The New England Gazetteer; containing descriptions of all the
states, counties and towns in New England: also, descriptions of
the principal mountains, rivers, lakes, capes, bays, harbors,
islands, and fashionable resorts within that territory. Alphabeti
cally arranged. By John Hayward, author of the " Columbian
Traveller," "Religious Creeds," &c., &c Fourth edition. Con
cord, N. H. : Israel S. Boyd and WiUiam White. Boston: John
Hayward. 1839. Svo. pp. (512). (3 plates, 6 iUus.) [4361
 A Gazetteer of the United States, comprising a series of gazetteers
of the several states and territories. Maine. By John Hayward,
author of the "New England Gazetteer," "Book of Religions,"
&c., ifec Portland: S. H. Colesworthy. 1843. Svo. pp. S2. [4362
 The Book of Religions; comprising the views, creeds, sentiments or
opinions of all the principal religious sects in the world, particu
larly of all Christian denominations in Europe and America; to
which are added church and missionary statistics, together with
biographical sketches. By John Hayward, author of the "New
England Gazetteer," &c., &c. Portland: Published by Sanborn
& Carter. 1855. 12mo. pp. 432. [4363
Hazaed, Ebenezee. 1744-1817. PhUadelphia.
Historical Collections; consisting of state papers, and other au
thentic documents : intended as materials for an history of the
United States of America. By Ebenezer Hazard, A. M., mem
ber of the American Philosophical Society, held at Philadelphia,
for promoting useful knowledge: and fellow of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences. Vol. I.
" Ingenium, Pietas, Artes, ac bellica Virtus,
Hue Profugae venient, et liegna illustria condent,
Et Domina his Virtus erit, et Eortuna Ministra. "
Philadelphia: Printed by T. Dobson, for the author, MDCCXC-
II. 4to. pp. iv, 639, X. [4364
Contents relating to Maine: Lettres Patentes pour le Sieur de Monts, de
Lieutenant G(5neral i I'Acadie & pays circonvoisins, du 8 Novembre, 1603,
p. 45.— Patent for the old Colony of Plymouth, 298.— An abstract of the Mus-
congus or Lincoln Grant, 304.— An abstract of the 'Pemaquid Grant, 315.—

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 567
Council of Plymouth's Grant to Capt. John Mason, 383.— Captaine John
Masons the means of Interesting the Scottish Nation into that of New
Scotland, 387.— Grant of the Province of Main to Sir Ferdinando Gorges,
April 3, 1639, 442.— Abstract of a Conveyance of Lands at Pagiscott, (Pejep
scot), 467.— Commission and Ordinances from Sir Ferdinando Gorges to Sir
Thomas Josselin and others, 458. — First charter of Acomenticus, now York,
470. — Second Charter of Gorgeana, now York, 480. — Province of Maine's
Petition to the Council of State in England, 559.— Copy of a letter sent by
Edward Rawson, Secretary from the Court of the Massachusetts in answer
to a letter sent by Edward Godfrey, Governor of the Province of Mayne
touching the Massachusetts Claime to the said Province, 564. — Massachu
setts Commissioners' Protest. In the Township ot Kittery in the Province
of Mayne over against the Great Harbour, 568. Province of Main's Answer
to Massachusetts Protest. A copy of the Answer and Return of this paper
or protest, 9 July 52, 569. — Edward Rigby's Letter to the inhabitants of
Laconia, 570.— Privileges of the Town of Kittery, 573.— The Retourne of the
Commissioners who vpon the Commission graunted by the General Court
bearinge date 28th of October, 1662, viz. : Mr. Simon Bradstreete, Mr. Samuell
Symonds, Capt. Thomas AViggin, and Mr. Brian Pendleton. In order to their
Commission after they had beene at Kittery repaired to Accomenticus or
Gorgiana and sumoned the inhabitants thereof to appear before them,
575. — Privileges of the Town of Agamenticus, 576.— Proceedings of the
General Court relative to the Confederation of the colonies, and the
Appointment of Thomas Prence Commisioner to settle Government at
Kennebeck, 683.- Instructions from the General Court to Thomas Prence,
Commissioned for the erecting some orderly Government amongst the
inhabitants of the River of Kennebecke, 584. — Government established at
Kennebeck, 585. — Massachusetts General Court's Reply to G. Cleeves' Pro
posals about Yorkshire, 698.— Traduction informe de la concession faite
par Cromwel aux sieurs Charles de Sainct-Etienne, qualifiS Baron d'Ecosse,
Crowne et Temple, du aoftt 1656, 616.
 The same. Volume II. MDCCXCIV. 4to. pp. iv, 654.
Conients relating to Maine : Proceedings of the Commissioners for vnited
Colonies in New England at Hartford the first of September, 1644. Motion
by the Plymouth Commissioners that a " satisfaccon might be required of
Mons. de Aulney for the injurie donn to them at Matthebiquatus in Penob
scot " was deferred.
 Letter concerning the Penobscot expedition. Mass. Hist. Soc.
Proc. 4: 129. (1858-60.) [4365
Written from Jamaica Plain, March 22, 1780.
Hazeltine, Daniel.
Instructor in Martial Music. Containing rules and directions for
drum and fife. With a select collection of beats, marches, airs,
etc. By Daniel Hazeltine. 1810. [4366
Hazeltine, Paul Richards. 1800-78. Belfast.
Sketch of. 1888. See Belfast Free Library.
Hazeltine, Richard, M- D. 1774-1836.
On spotted fever in the county of York. N. E. Jour. Med. 4:238.
(1S15.) [4367
Hazelwood, Feank Tomlinson, D. D. Clergyman, Bangor.
Memorial Discourse by. 1874. See Humphrey, Chapin.

568 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hazlewood, Feank Tomlinson, D. D., Continued.
¦  In Memoriam. Eev. Charles G. Porter. By Eev. F. T. Hazelwood,
pastor of First Baptist church, Bangor.
" UnskiUtul he to fawn, or seek for power.
By doctrines fashioned to the varying hour:
Far other aims his heart had learned to prize.
More bent to raise the wretched than to rise.
But in his duty prompt to every call.
He watch'd and wept, he pray'd and felt for all.

Allured to brighter worlds and led the way. "
Portland : Printed by B. Thurston & Co. 1876. Svo. pp. 8- [4368
Hazen, Nathan W.
A Memorial Discourse on William Symmes, Esq. Delivered at An
dover and North Andover, in the winter of 1859-60- Hist. Coll.
Ess. Inst. 4: 193. (1862.) [4369
 The same, in separate form. Andover: 1860. 4to. pp. 25.
Hazlitt, William. EngUsh clergyman.
A Thanksgiving Discourse preached at Hallowell, 15 December,
1785. By WiUiam Hazlitt, A. M. Boston: Printed and sold by
Samuel Hall, in State Street. MCDDLXXXVI. Svo. Title-page.
pp. 5-19. [4369a
" In the autumn of this year (1785), Mr. Sam. Vaughan persuaded him to go
to a new settlement on Kennebec River, called Hallowell, in the Province of
Maine, where Mr. Vaughan had a large tract of land and much interest in
settling the township. This was in the midst of the woods, with a few acres
cleared round each farm, as usual in all their new places, which by degrees,
are changed from solitary woods to a fruitful land. At this time the wolves
were near neighbors, and sometimes at night would come prowling about
the place, making a dismal noise with their hideous barking, and as the
doors were without locks, and my lather slept on the ground floor, he used
to fasten his door by putting his knife over the latch to prevent a visit from
these wild beasts. In this remote place he found a very respectable society,
many of them genteel people. Here he preached a Thanksgiving sermon
which was afterwards printed at Boston. It was a custom in New England
to preach one every year after harvest. He would have had no objection to
settling with these people but it would not have been eligible for his sons.
John's profession was not wanted in the woods, where good hunters and
husbandmen were more needed. He therefore, after spending the winter
there, returned to us in the spring; and he narrowly escaped being lost in
the Bay of Fundy, to which the sailors, for its frequent and dreadful tem
pests, have given the name of the Devil's Cauldron."
The Hazlitt's in Amekica a Cbntcey Since, by W. Carew HazUtt.
Antiquary, 10 : 139. (1884).
In 1789, Rev. James Freeman wrote : " Before Mr. Hazlitt came to Boston,
the Trinitarian doxology was almost universally used. That honest, good
man prevailed upon several respectable ministers to omit it. Since his de
parture, the number of those who repeat only scriptural doxologies has
greatly increased, so that there are many churches in which the worship is
strictly Unitarian. " Note in Bf.lshaju's Dxitap.iaxisji.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 569
Head, Sie Geoege. Bart., D. C. L. 1805-68. English statesman.
Forest Scenes and Incidents in the Wilds of North America; being
a diary of a winter's route from Halifax to the Canadas, and dur
ing four months' residence iu the woods on the borders of lakes
Huron and Simcoe. By George Head, Esq. London: John Mur
ray. MDCCCXXIX. Svo. pp. V. 362. [4369b
 The same. Second edition. London: 18.38. sm. Svo. pp. 363. (2
maps.) Contains 56 pages on the northeastern boundary question, with maps.
Headley, Joel Tylee. b. 1813. Clergyman. New York.
Washington and the Generals of the American Eevolution. Phila
delphia. 1847. Two vols. 12mo. pp. 324 and 336. (Port) [4370
A sketch of Major General Henry Knox is contained in Vol. I, pp. 235-243-
Heal, Chesley. Searsmont.
Biographical Sketch of. 1889. See Tufts, George E.
Healey, J. W.
Church Manual designed for the use of Congregational churches,
including a statement and defence of Congregationalism by Eev.
Dr. E. Pond, etc New Orleans : 1S69. 16mo. pp. 72. [4371
Healey, Jambs Augustine, D. D. b. 1830. Catholic bishop of Port
land from 1S75.
Letter to the venerable clergy and laity, in forwarding the letter of
Pope Leo XIII against Freemasons and all similar societies.
n. d. (1884.) n. p. (Portland.) Svo. pp. 8. [4372
 Why Have I a Religion ? n. t. p. (At close: Portland, Maine, Jan.
1887. Printed and sold by Thomas B. Noonan & Co., 17, 19 and
21 Boylston Street, Boston.) 16mo. pp. 18. [4373
 Sermon preached at the church of Ss. Peter and Paul, in Boston,
April 20, 1887, by James Augustine Healy, bishop of Portland,
on the death of Mother Catherine Euphemia Blenkinsop, who
died at St. Joseph's, Emmetsburg, Md., on March IS, 1887, aged
71 years, having passed fifty-six years in religious life. n. d.
(1887.) n. p. (Portland.) Svo. pp. 9. [4374
 An Address to the Catholics of Maine, on occasion of the centen
nial inaug-aration of Washington, as first president of the United
States. By James Aug. Healy, bishop of Portland. Given at
Portland, April 25, 1889. n. t. p. Svo. pp. 9. [4375
Heath, Albeet Hayfoed, D. D. b- 1840. Clergyman, St. Paul,
Minn.
Oration: consecration of a tree. 1864. See Bates College.

570 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Heath, Herbert Milton. 6- 1853. Lawyer, Augusta, and Robin
son, W. Hbebeet.
Legislative Eegister of the State of Maine, for the political year
1869. With the names of the executive department, and the
names, residence, post office address, place of birth, occupation,
politics, age, weight, and height of each member of both houses.
By Herbert M. Heath and W. Herbert Eobiuson. Gardiner:
Printed at the Home Journal Office. 1869. Svo. pp. 8. [4376
Heath, Solyman. 1805-75. Lawyer, Belfast, Waterville.
Eeports of cases in law ' aud equity, determined by the Supreme
Judicial Court of Maine. By Solyman Heath, reporter to the
State. Maine Eeports, Volume XXXVI. HaUowell: Masters,
Smith & Co. 1855. Svo. pp. 650. [4377
 The same. Volume XXXVII. HaUoweU: Masters, Smith & Co.
1855. Svo. pp. 644. [4378
 The same. Volume XXXVIII. HaUoweU: Masters, Smith & Co.
1856. Svo. pp. 640. [4379
 The same. Volume XXXIX. HaUowell: Masters, Smith & Co.
1S56. Svo. pp. 650. [4380
 The same. Volume XL. HaUowell: Masters, Smith & Co. 1857.
Svo. pp. 632. [4381
Heath, William. 1737-1814. Eevolutionary general, Eoxbury, Mass.
Memoirs of Major General Heath, containing anecdotes, details of
skirmishes, battles and other military events during the Eevolu
tionary war. Written by himself. Published according to Act
of Congress. Printed at Boston, by I. Thomas and E. T. An
drews, Faust's Statue, No. 45 Newbury Street. Sold by them;
by I. Thomas, Worcester; by Thomas, Andrews & Penniman,
Albany; by Thomas, Andrews & Butler, Baltimore; and by the
booksellers throughout the continent. August, 179S. Svo. pp.
388. [4382
Account of the Penobscot expedition, p. 235.
(The) Heavenly Feiend. Portland: 1841. sm. 16mo. (Poetry.) [4383
Hebeon. Incorporated 1792.
Plan of. 1819. See Greenwood, Alexander.
 A Sermon preached in Hebron (Mc), before the Cumberland Bap
tist Association, September 29, 1824. Am. Bapt. Mag. (n. s.)
5:165,199,229. (1825.) [4.3S4
 Manual of the Baptist church iu Hebron, Maine, including its history,
covenant, articles of faith, standing rules, and list of members'
names, August, 1854. Portland: Printed by Brown Thurston,
1854. 16mo. pp. 24 . [4385

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 571
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emy, at Hebron, Maine, September 5th, 1855. Paris, Me: W. A.
Pigdin & Co., Printers. 1855. Svo. pp. 39. [43S6
 Sermon, completion hundredth birthday of Mrs. Isabel Pratt.
1863. See Pigdin, William.
Hedding, Elijah, D. D. 1780-1852. M. E. bishop, Boston.
The Supreme Deity of Christ Proved. The substance of a sermon,
delivered in Bath (Maine), July 4, 1822, before the New-England
Conference of ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
By Elijah Hedding, member of said conference. Published by
request of the conference. Boston: Printed by Lincoln & Ed
mands, No. 53 CornhiU. 1822. Svo. pp. 26; 27-32, notes. [4387
Hedge, Feedeeic Heney, D. D., LL. D. 1805-90. r. Bangor, 1835-50.
Progress of Society. Chr. Ex. 18:345. (1835.) [4388
A review of Tait's essay on the moral constitution and history of man.
 An Introductory Lecture delivered at the opening of the Bangor
Lyceum, Nov. 15th, 1836, by Eev. F. H. Hedge. Published by re
quest. Bangor: Nourse & Smith, and Duren & Thacher, pub-
Ushers- 1836- Svo- Title-cover, pp. 29. [4389
 Oration pronounced before the citizens of Bangor, on the Fourth of
July, 1838. The sixty-second anniversary of American Independ
ence. By Frederic H. Hedge. Published at the request of the city
government Bangor : Samuel S. Smith, Printer. Svo. pp. 3-38. [4390
 "Owe No Man Anything." A sermon preached at the Union Street
church, November Sth, 1839. Published by request. Bangor:
Printed by Edwards & Smith, West Market Place, n. d. 12mo.
pp. 12. [4391
 Practical Goodness the True Eeligion. A sermon, preached at Union
Street church, March 1, 1840. (By Mr. Frederic H. Hedge.) Pub
lished by request. Bangor: Printed by Samuel S. Smith. 1840.
Svo. pp. 15. [4392
 The same. Printed for the American Unitarian Association. Boston :
James Munroe & Co., 134 Washington Street, May, 1840. Price
three cents. 12mo. pp. 16.
 Discourse on the death of William Henry Harrison, ninth president
of the United States. Delivered before the Independent Con
gregational society, on the day of the National Fast, May 14, 1841,
by Eev- Frederic H. Hedge. PubUshed by request. Bangor:
Printed by Samuel D. Smith. 1841. Svo. pp. 24. [4:393
 Perpetuity of the Christian Eeligion. A sermon, by Rev. Frederic
H. Hedge- Mo- Miscel- 4: 271. (1841.) [4394

572 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hedge, Feedeeic Hbney, D. D., LL. D., Continued.
 A sermon on the character and ministry of the late WilUam EUery
Channing, D. D., preached in the Independent Congregational
church, Bangor, at the Annual Thanksgiving, November 17th,
1842. By Frederic H. Hedge. Published at the request of the
hearers. Bangor, 1842. Svo. pp. 20. [4395
 Conservatism and Eeform. An oration pronounced before the Peu
cinian Society, Bowdoin College, Sept. 5, 1843. By Frederic
H. Hedge. Boston : Little & Brown, 1843. Svo. pp. 38. [4396
A note on back of title-page says this oration was pronounced in part,
before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University in August, 1841.
It is given in " Martin Luther and other Essays," by the author, Boston, 1888,
pp. 129, 163.
 Christianity Confined to no Sect. A sermon preached at the dedica
tion of the church presented to the town of Stetson by the Hon.
Amasa Stetson, of Dorchester, Mass., Feb. 22, 1844. Bangor:
1844. Svo. pp. 16. [4397
 Writings of E. W. Emerson. Chr. Ex. 38: 87. (1845.) [4398
 Gospel Invitations. Printed forthe American Unitarian Association.
Boston: Wm. Crosby and H. P. Nichols, 118 Washington Street,
May, 1846. 16mo. pp. 13. [4399
 The Churches and the Church. Chr. Ex. 41 : 193. (1846.) [4400
 " The Morning Star; " " The Star; " " Song of the Angels; " " The
Dream;" "Veneration for the Past;" "Stanzas;" in " Voices
from the Kenduskeag. " 1S4S. See Appleton, Jane S.
 Prose Writers of Germany. By Frederic H. Hedge. Illustrated
with portraits.
Vie deutsche Nation ist nicht die ausgebildetste, nicht die reichste an Geistes
und Kunstprodulcten, aben sie ist die aufgeMacrteste, well sie die gruendlitchste
ist, sie ist eine philosophische Nation. Fb. H. Jacobi.
Philadelphia: Cary and Hart 1848. Svo. pp. 567. [4401
Dr. Hedge was . . certainly the first to bring the German influence to
bear upon the Boston mind. The Nation, Feb. 18, 1886.
 The Leaven of the Word. A sermon preached at the ordination of
Eev. Joshua Young, as pastor of the New North church in Boston,
Thursday, Feb. 1, 1849. By Rev. Frederic H. Hedge, pastor of a
church in Bangor. With the charge and the right hand of fellow
ship. Published at the request of the society. Boston : Printed
by Dutton and Wentworth, No. 37 Congress St. 1849. Svo. pp. 32.
[4402
 An Address delivered before the graduating class of the Divinity
School in Cambridge, July 15, 1849. By Rev. F. H. Hedge.
Cambridge: Published by John Bartlett. 1849. Svo. pp. 30. [4403

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 573
 A Sermon preached on the Independent Congregational society,
March 3rd, 1850. By Frederic H. Hedge, on closing his pastoral
connection with that society. Printed by request. Bangor -
Sam'l. S. Smith, printer. 1850. Svo. pp. 16. [4404
 On his pastorate at Bangor. (1890.) See Cressey, George C.
Helps at the Meecy Seat. 1869. See Putnam, John M.
Hemmenway, John.
The Apostle of Peace. Memoir of William Ladd, by John Hem
menway. With an introduction by Elihu Burritt.
" O that I had another life to devote to the holy cause of peace. It is a
cause to die for. It is to me the field of glory, the field on which my Saviour
died." WiUiam Ladd's letter to Rev. Asa Cummings, from Canandaigua,
N. y., Feb. 3, 1841.
Boston: American Peace Society. 1S72. 12mo. pp. 272. (Port.) [4405
Hemmenway, Moses, D. D. 1735-1811. Clergyman, WeUs, 1759-1811.
Seven Sermons on the obligation and encouragement of the unre-
generate, to labor for the meat which endureth to everlasting life.
Preached in the First Parish in WeUs. By Moses Hemmenway,
M. a., pastor of the church there.
Strive to enter in at the straight gate, for many I say unto you shall seek
to enter in, and shall not be able. Luke 13; 24.
Boston: N. E. Printed and sold by Kneeland and Adams, next to
the treasurer's offlce in Milk Street. 1767. Svo. pp. 204. [4406
 A Vindication of the Power, Obligation and Encouragement of
the Unregenerate to Attend the Means of Grace, against the ex
ceptions ofthe Eev. Mr. Samuel Hopkins, in the second part of his
reply to the Rev. Mr. Mills: Intitled, " The true State and Char
acter of the Unregenerate, Stripped of all Misrepresentation and
Disguise. " By Moses Hemmenway, A. M., pastor of the First
church in Wells. Boston: Printed and sold by J. Kneeland,
next to the treasurer's offlce in Milk Street. MDCCLXXII.
12mo. pp. ii, 227. [4407
This was answered by the Rev- Samuel Hopkins, D. D., of Newport, R. I.,
an eminent theologian, from whom the Christians called Hopkinsians de
rived their name, in a pamphlet published in 1773, which reached a second
edition in 1791.
 Remarks on the Rev. Hopkins' answer to a tract entitled, "A Vin
dication of the Power, Obligation and Encouragement of the
Unregenerate to attend the Means of Grace, " &c. By Moses
Hemmenway, A. M., pastor of the First church in Wells. Bos
ton: Printed by J. Kneeland, next to the treasurer's offlce in
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574 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Hemmenway, Moses, D. D., Continued.
 A Discourse on the divine institution of water baptism, as a stand
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 A Discourse on the nature and subject of Christian baptism. By
Moses Hemmenway, A. M., pastor of a church in Wells. Bos
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 -A Sermon preached before His Excellency John Hancock, Esq.;
governor: His Honor Thomas Cushing, Esq.; lieutenant gover
nor; The Honorable the Council; the Honorable the Senate, aud
House of Eepresentatives, of the Commonwealth of Massachu
setts, May 26, 1784. Being the day of general election. By
Moses Hemmenway, A. M. Some parts of this discourse which
were shortened in preaching, are here published at large. Bos
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 A Discourse concerning the church; in which the several accepta^
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covenant delineated; aright of admission and access to special
ordinances in their outward administration and inward efficacy,
stated and discussed; designed to remove the scruples and recon
cile the differences of Christians. By Moses Hemmenway, D. D.,
pastor of the Congregational church in Wells.
" Prep:ire the way, take up the stumbling block out of the way of my peo
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 A Sermon delivered at Somersworth, March 11, at the interment of
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pp. 47. [4414

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[4415
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church. By Moses Hemmenway, D. D., pastor of the Congre
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"I am for peace, but when I speak, they are for war." Psalm 120, 7.
Printed at the Apollo Press in Boston, by Belknap and Hall, sold
by them ; by Anderson and Goodwin, Hartford ; Isaac Beers, New
Haven ; Bennett Wheeler, Providence; Leonard Worcester, Wor
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by Moses Hemmenway, D. D., pastor of the First church in
WeUs.
"Heu pietas/ Seuprisca fides! Invictaque bello
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576 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Heeeick, Jedediah. Bangor.
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Herriman's Condensed System for self instruction in rapid writing
and book-keeping. Gentlemen's and ladies' book. Part I, con
tains a thorough course of mercantile penmanship ; position at
the desk or table; preparatory exercises, rules for making the
capitals and small letters; explanations of each exercise com
plete. Book-keeping, common form adopted to the use of the
farmer, mechanic, merchant and professional man, to which

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is added a variety of useful forms, such as notes, bills, receipts,
bonds, bills of sale, polite invitations, cards, useful tables, &c., &c.,
all of which are indispensable in a correct business course of life.
By Ambrose Herriman, author and publisher, Lewiston. 1856. [4456
 Herriman's System of Mercantile Penmanship, designed for acade
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1856. [4457
 Herriman's Anti-angular System of rapid mercantile writing, con
sisting of eight numbers. Description of the several books. No.
1. First lessons in writing. No. 2. Position at the desk, and
general movement of pen. No. 3. Combining capital and loop
letters with short words, &c. No. 4. Review and progress
toward No. 5. No. 5. Full course of practical writing. No. 6.
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Heeeing, James, New York, and Longacee, Jambs B., Philadelphia.
The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans.
" These are deeds which should not pass away.
And names that must not wither, though the earth
Forgets her empires with a just decay.
The enslavers and the enslaved, their death and birth. "
Conducted by James Herring, New York; and James B. Long-
acre, Philadelphia, under the superintendence of the American
Academy of the Fine Arts. New York : Monson Bancroft. Phil
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The last volume was published by the conductors.
Each article is separately paged.
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Hereingshaw, Thomas W. Chicago.
Editor. Local and National Poets of America, with interesting
biographical sketches and choice selections from over one thou-
and living American poets. The only complete biographical
dictionary of local and national poets of America, containing

580 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Herringshaw, Thomas W., Continued.
numerous selections. Profusely illustrated with over five hun
dred life-like portraits. Edited and compiled under the super
vision of Thomas W. Herringshaw, author of " Home Occupa
tions, " "Prominent Men and Women of the Day, " " Aids to
Literary Success, " " Mulierology, " etc.
" Great oaks from little acorns grow. "
Chicago, 111. : American Publisher's Association. 1890. Svo. [4461
Contains sketches of, and selections from the following Maine writers :
Adams, Miss Blanche Kermine: — Adams, Enoch George; — Baker, Harriet
S.:— Bennett, (Mrs.) Sarah S. W. :— Blanchard, Mary EUen:— Briggs, Edwin
Ruthven:— Burns, (Mrs.) Nellie Marie:— Clark, (Mrs.) Susie Rebecca G. : —
Cobb, Isaac :— Colby, Albert: — Colcord, Martha Uwen: — Crockett, (Mrs.)
Vesta A- R.:— Curtis, Abbie Pamelia :— Curtis, (Mrs.) Prudence E. R. :—
Davis, Parker B.:— Dinsmore, (Mrs.) B. A.: — Dyer, Adalina F. :— Dole,
(Mrs.) Caroline F.:— Durgin, Elizabeth C: — Edwards, Henry Rand: — Ellis,
(Mrs.) Sophia Helen: — ElweU, Edward Henry; — Fernald, Frank; — Folsom,
(Mrs.) L. A. ;— Foss, (Mrs.) Harriet N.;— Griffith, George Bancroft :— Hatch,
(Dr.) WiUiam C.;— Hayden, (Mrs.) Alma Pendexter;— Hill, (Miss) Elizabeth
A.;— Hinds, William Henry H.: — Hunt, (Mrs.) Anna Sargent :— Hurd, Helen
Marr; — Jordan, (Mrs.) Marcia D. B. ;— Kimball, (Mrs.) Sarah M. ; — Koop-
man, Harry Lyman :— Libby, (Rev.) oames Albert :— Lincoln, (Mrs.) Ellen F;
— Lockhart, (Rev.) Arthur John :— Lowe, Edwin Booth :— Mace, (Mrs.) Frances
Laughton ; — May,Julia Harris ; — Maxim, William Wallace : — MerriU, H. Maud ;
— Morton, Eliza H.; — Moore, (Mrs.) Ella Maude; — Nason, (Mrs.) Emma H. ; —
Nelson, Charles Alexander;— .Paine, Selma Ware;— Pennell, HarrietteG-: —
Perry, (Rev.) Trueman S. ;— Pollard, (Mrs.) Inex M.;— Ray, Fabius M.:— Rex
dale, Robert : — Richards, Laura E. ;— Rideout,Edward L. ; — Robinson,Edward
Breck;— Robinson, (Mrs.) AmberE.;— Rogers, (Dr.) John C. : — Savage, Minot
Judson;— Simpson (Mrs.) Correlli C. W. :— Skillings, Robert F.;— Snow, Geo.
W.;— Spear, (Dr.) David Dana ;^Spearing, (Mrs.) Annie B. :— SpofEord,
Harriet Prescott:— Stevens, (Mrs.) S. J. :— Stratton, (Mrs.) Ella Hlnes;—
Swan, Caroline D. ;— Sweat, (Mrs.) Margaret J. M. ; — Sylvester, Herbert M.:
—Watson, Stephen Marion;— Webb, (Mrs.) Emily Page;— Whitman, (Mrs.)
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Heesey, Miss Hbloise E. Oxford, Boston.
Editor. Select Poems of Robert Browning. Edited, with notes,
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Harper & Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square. 1886. sq. 16mo.
pp.200. (Port) [4463
 Editor. Christmas Eve, and Easter Day, and other poems by Robert
Browning, with an introductory essay on Browning's theory con
cerning personal immortality, and notes, by Heloise E. Hersey
and preface by W. J. Rolfe, A. M. Boston: D. Lothrop & Com-

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pany, Franklin and Hawley Streets, n. d. (Copyright 1S86.)
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 Editor- A Blot in the 'Scutcheon and other dramas. By Robert
Browning. Edited, with notes, by William J. Rolfe, A. M., and
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Heesey, Samuel Feeeman. 1823-75. Merchant, Bangor.
Memorial Addresses on the life and character of Samuel F. Hersey,
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Addresses of Mr. Hale of Maine, Mr. DunneU of Minnesota; Senators
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Acts 17, 24, 26.
Deus qui fecit mundum, & omnia qucB in eo sunt; fecit ex uno
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Plin. in proaem. 1, 7. Mundus, & in eo Terra, Gentes, Maria, In-
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582 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
HicHBOEN, Chaeles Sumnee. 6. 1856. Cashier, Augusta.
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HicHBOEN, Nathan Geiffin. 1818-74. Stockton Springs-
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584 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 The same (Without list). Niles' Week. Reg. 32 : 45. (1827.) [4610
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on his resolutions calling upon the President of the United States
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pp. 28. [4612

596 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 An Address, delivered at Waterville, before the associated alumni
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[4615
 Speech of Mr. Holmes of Maine, on the annual appropriation bill,
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 The same. n. t. p. Svo. pp. 19.
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'¦  Notice of. The Law Rep. 6: 145. (1843.) [4619
 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WiUis, WiUiam.
 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Me.
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the locality the writer was thought to have iu view. No particular place
was intended."

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598 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
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600 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP MAINE.
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 " Fret Not Thyself because of Evil Doers. " A sermon preached on
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Contains biographical sketch of Dr. Thomas Frye, of Rockland.

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604 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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pp. 166. [4703

606 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
How-AED, Blanche Willis, Continued.
 The same, and other stories. Authorized edition. Leipzig: Bern-
hard Tauchnitz. ISSS. 16mo. pp. 279. [4704
"Tonythe Maid, " pp. 1-169; "Beryl's Happy Thought,"pp. 160-229; "A
PhUosopher's Portrait, " pp. 231-279.
 One Year Abroad, by the author of " One Summer. "
" O rare, rare earth. "
" Iron is essentially the same everywhere and always, but sulphate of iron
is never the same as the carbonate of iron. Truth is invariable, but the
Smithate of truth must always differ from the Brownate of truth. "
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.
(Tenth edition.) (Monogram.) Boston: Houghton, Mifflin &
Company. The Riverside Press, Cambridge. 12mo. pp. 247. [4705
 The Open Door. By Blanche Willis Howard, author of "One
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Howaed, Cecil Hampden Cutts. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Cutts Family. A forgotten link. Me. Rec. 4: 294. (1887.) [4708
 Material for a genealogy of the Sparhawk family in New England-
Essex Inst. Hist CoU. 25: 30, 119, 281. (1888.) 26: 51, 123; 27: 149.
(1889.) [4709
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Howaed, Joseph. 1800-77. Lawyer and justice Supreme Judicial
Court, Portland.
In Memoriam. Proceedings of the Cumberland bar in relation to
the recent death of Hon. Joseph Howard, formerly a justice of
the Supreme Judicial Court, had before the court at the January
term, in Portland, on Friday, January 11, 1878. Maine Reports.
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Howaed, Olivbe Otis, LL. D. 6. Leeds, 1830. Major-general, U. S. A.
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70.
In Memory of Jotham Sewall Graves. Farmington, July 7, 1882.
Svo.pp- S. [4713

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Howaed, E. H. and Crocker, Heney E.
A History of New England, containing historical and descriptive
sketches of the counties, cities and principal towns of the six
New England states, including in its list of contributors, more
than sixty men and women representing every county in New
England. Edited by Rev. R. H. Howard, A. M., and Prof. Henry
E. Crocker. Illustrated with fine steel and wood engravings,
embracing views of cities, natural scenery, public buildings, and
prominent landmarks, of special historical interest- 2 vols. Vol.
I. Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
" Land of the forest and the rock.
Of dark blue lake and mighty river.
Of mountains reared aloft to mock
The storm's career, the lightning's shock.
My own green land forever I " Whittier.
Vol. II. Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
" The men of old—
They of undaunted wills-
Grew jubilant of heart, and strong and bold.
On the enduring hills. " Elizabeth Oakes Smith.
Boston: Crocker & Co., Publishers. 1880- Fol. pp. 461. [4714
History of Maine, by Mark Trafton, WoUaston, Mass.; of Androscoggin
County, by Rev. J. S. Cogswell; Aroostook, by R.j R. McLeod; Cumberland,
by Eev. E. P. Thwing; Franklin, by Rev. J. S. Swift; Hancock, by Hon.
Parker Tuck and Miss C. B. Homer; Kennebec, by Dr. W. B. Lapham; Knox,
by L. F. Starrett ; Lincoln, by Rufus K. Sewall; Oxford, by W. B. Lapham;
Penobscot, by E. F. Duren; Piscataquis, by Rev. Amasa Loring; Sagadahoc,
by Rev. H. O. Thayer; Somerset, byE. P. Mayo; Waldo, byAlbert C. Wiggin;
Washington, by Geo. W. Drisko; York, by George B. Ilsley.
Howard, Rogbe Steong, D. D. 1807-72. Educator, Bangor, 1850-59.
Lecture: School keeping. 1843. See Am. Inst. Ins.
 Lecture. Earnestness in school keeping- 1849. See Am. Inst.
Ins.
Howaed, Samuel. Augusta.
Letter concerning accident on the Kennebec- 1816. See Tudor,
WilUam.
Howard, Thomas, and family, Bangor. 1890- See Porter, J. W.
Howe, Mes- Caroline Dana. Portland-
Willis Howard ; or, two secrets well kept. Written for the Massa
chusetts Sabbath School Society, and approved by the committee
of publication. Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School Society.
n. d. (1859.) 16mo. pp. 162. (Illus.) [4715
This reached three editions.
 " He Is Not Dead- " Poem, unveiling bust of LongfeUow- 1885.
Me. Hist Soc CoU. 2d ser. 2:191. [4716

608 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Howe, Mes. Caeolinb Dana, Continued.
 Ashes for Flame and other poems. By Caroline Dana Howe. Port
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— —Frances Laughton Mace (with portrait and selections from her
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Howe, Heney. 6. 1816. Historian, Cincinnati, O.
The Travels and Adventures of celebrated travelers in the princi
pal countries of the globe, with brilliantly illuminated illustra^
tions in oil colors, mezzotint engravings, and wood cuts. By
Henry Howe, author of "Historical Collections of Virginia;"
of "Ohio;" and " The Great West" Portland, Maine: Pub
lished by E. B. Simonton. 1854. (Act of Congress, 1853.) Svo.
pp. 655. (25 Ulus.) [4719
Howe, Edwaed, Je. b. Portland, 1820. r. New York City.
The Eastern Lyre, a collection of church music, consisting of
psalm and hymn tunes, anthems, sentences, and other set pieces,
adapted to the use of classes and choirs; arranged with small
notes for organ and piano forte : to which are appended a tem
perance department, and a few select pieces for the social circle.
Portland: Wm. Hyde. Bangor: E. F. Duren. 1842. obi. Svo.
pp. 404, (6). [4720
Howe, James Mueeay. Milton, Mass.
A Brief Outline of Penobscot Bay, with a partial list of lands.
peninsulas and islands therein, for sale by J. Murray Howe, 27
School Street, Boston, Mass. Engraved and printed by the Bos
ton Photogravure Company. 1890. Svo. pp. 24. (1 map, 9 en
gravings.) [4721
Howe, Mabk Anthony DeWolfe, D. D. P. E. bishop, Ehode Island
and Central Pennsylvania, d. 1895.
The Willing Homicide Unfit to be a Legislator. A discourse, de
livered in St. James' church, Roxbury, on the evening of Sunday,
March 11, 1838. By M. A. D'Wolf Howe, A. H., rector of St.
James' church. Publishedbyrequest. Boston: Torrey & Blair,
Printers, 41 Washington Street. 1838. Svo. pp. 23. [4722
Upon the CiUey and Graves duel.
Howe, Nathaniel. 1775-1829. Lawyer.
An Oration pronounced at Paris, Oxford County, Maine, on the
Fourth of July, 1805, in commemoration of American Independ
ence. By Nathaniel Howe. Portland: From the Argus Press
By N. Willis, Jun. 1805. Svo. pp. 15. [4723
Howells, William Dean. 6. 1837. Author, New York.
A Modern Instance. A novel by William D. Howells, author of
"The Lady of the Aroostook, " "The Undiscovered Country, "

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 609
"Dr. Breen's Practice, " etc. (Publishers' monogram.) Boston:
Ticknor & Company. 211 Tremont Street, n. d. (Copyright,
1881.) 16mo. pp. 514. [4724
Contains sketches of country town life in Fryeburg, under the name of
" Equity."
 With Hayes, John L. Lives and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln
and Hannibal Hamlin. Columbus, O.: Follett, Foster & Co. 1860.
12mo. pp. 406. (Portraits.) [4725
The life of Lincoln is by Howells; and of Hamlin by Hayes.
Howland, Mes. E. P.
The Tale of Home and War, by E. P. H. Portland : Brown Thurston
& Co. 1888. pp. 200. (Port.) [4726
This was substantially written by Rev. Worcester Willey, of Andover,
Mass., a former Indian missionary, bnt revised by Mrs. Howland.
Howland, S. A.
Steamboat Disasters and Eailroad Accidents in the United States.
To which is appended accounts of recent shipwrecks, fires at sea,
thrilling incidents, &c. By S. A. Howland. Worcester: Pub
lished by Dorr, Howland & Co. 1840. 12mo. pp. 40S. (Illus.) [4727
Conflagration of tbe Royal Tar in Penobscot Bay, in 1836, p. 87; Loss of the
steamer New England, oft Boon Island, in 1839, p. 128; Wreck of the schooner
Deposit, of Belfast, at Ipswich, in 1839, p. 357.
Hoyt, Albeet Harrison, b. 1826. Author. Boston.
Necrology of New England colleges. 1867-8. N. E. Eeg. 23:82.
(1869.) [4728
Bowdoin College; Colby University; Bates College.
 The same, under the following title:
Necrology of New England Colleges, for the academic year ending
in 1S6S; Compiled by Albert Harrison Hoyt, . A- M-, editor of
the New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Re
printed from the New England Historical and Genealogical
Register, for January, 1869.) Svo- pp. 12. [4729
 Pepperrell Papers, with sketches of Lt. Gen. the Honorable James
St. Clair, and Admiral Sir Charles Knowles, Bart. N. E. Reg.
28:451. (1874.) [4730
 The same, separately reprinted. Boston: 1875. pp. 23.
 Editor. Capt. Francis Champernowne, the Dutch conquest of
Acadie, and other historical papers. By Charles Wesley Tuttle,
Esq., Ph. D. Edited by Albert Harrison Hoyt, A. M., with his
torical notes. With a memoir of the author, by John Ward Dean,
A. M. Boston : Printed by John Wilson & Son, University Press.
MDCCCLXXXIX. sm. 4to. pp. xvi, 426. (11 iUus.) [4731
Three hundred copies printed.
40

610 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hoyt, Edmund Sawyer. 1834-86. Publisher, Portland.
Maine State Political Manual and Annual Register, for the year 1870.
Compiled by Edmund S. Hoyt. Contains the usual calendar
matter; diary pages; historical summary of the state; vote for
president, 1868; for governor for 1868 and 1869, and also since the
formation of the state; senators for 1869; list of past offlcers of
the state ; rights and qualifications of voters ; conditions of eligi
bility to office; ratable polls; population and valuation of towns;
list of courts, banks, newspapers, postmasters, selectmen, town-
clerks, clergymen, physicians, dentists, lawyers, notaries, sheriHs,
justices, merchants, manufacturers, etc. ; stamp duties; postage
rates; revenue offlcers; U. S. statistics, &c. Price, paper, 50 cts. ;
with map of Maine, 90 cts.; in boards, with map, $1.25. Port
land: Hoyt, Fogg & Breed, 92 Middle Street 16mo. pp. 369- [4732
 The same, for the year 1871. 16mo. pp. 367. [4733
Six hundred copies were taken by the State at a cost of $480.
 The same, for the year 1872. 16mo. pp. 480. [4734
An edition of 80 copies was printed on large paper for the State, which
took also 525 copies of the same edition at $1.25 per copy of each.
 The same, for the year 1873-74. 16mo. pp. 512. [4735
The State took 800 copies, of which 100 were on large paper, at .$1.25 per
copy.
 The same, for the year 1874-75. 16mo. pp. 512. [4736
One hundred copies in large paper and 700 copies of the ordinary edition
were authorized to be taken for the State at $1.25 per copy.
 The same, for the year 1875-76. 16mo- pp, 536. [4737
A large paper edition of 100 copies was authorized for the State for
exchanges.
 The same, for the year 1876-77. 16mo. pp. 552. [4738
One thousand dollars was appropriated bythe legislature for 800 copies ;
100 to be of octavo size for exchange.
 The same, for the year 1877-78. 16mo. pp. 584. [4739
One hundred copies octavo size were printed for the State, which appro
priated the same sum as in 1877.
 The same, for the year 1878-79. 16mo. pp. 516. [4740
The State took 700 of this edition, and 100 of octavo size, suitable for bind
ing with the documents; for which $1,000 was appropriated.
 The same, for the year 1879-80. 16mo. pp. 624. [4741
An edition of 100 copies octavo was taken by the State, and 600 copies of
the small edition; $700 being appropriated for the same.
— —The same, for the year 1880-81. 16mo. pp. 648. [4742
The sum of $800 was appropriated by the legislature for 500 copies of this
edition and for 100 copies octavo.
 The same, for the year 1881-82. 16mo. pp. 6S0. [4743
Two hundred and fifty copies, I6mo., authorized by the Legislature, and
50 copies 8vo., for which $400 was appropriated.

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 The same, for the year 1882-83- 16mo. pp. 688. [4744
One hundred copies octavo were printed, for which, and for 500 copies of
the small edition, the Legislature appropriated $800.
 The same, for the year 1883-84. 16mo. pp. 744. [4745
An edition of 76 copies, Svo. was printed for the State, which;alao took 225
copies of the small edition at a cost of $450 for both editions.
 The same, for the year 1884-85. 16mo. pp. 744. [4746
The State took 600 copies, of which 75 were of octavo size , at a cost of $900
for the whole.
 The same, for the year 1885-86. 16mo. pp. 744. [4747
Five hundred copies were authorized by the State, at a cost not to exceed
$1.50 per copy-
 Eastern Standard Almanac. Dec. 1, 1883— Dec. 31, 1884. By Edmund
S. Hoyt. The Astronomical Data being calculated under the
direction of Thomas Hill, D. D., LL. D. Portland, Me. : Hoyt,
Fogg & Donham. 1SS3. (Copyrighted, 1883.)
Only number ever issued.
 Biographical Sketch of. 1887. See Lapham, W. B.
Hoyt, Fogg & Donham. Publishers, Portland.
Catalogue of Hoyt, Fogg & Donham's publications. (Engraving of
Portland.) Portland, Maine: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham, 193 Middle
Street 1881. Printed by B. Thurston & Co. Svo. pp. 8. [4748
Hoyt, J. C.
Babes in the Woods. Through Maine to Canada in a birch bark
canoe. Scrib. 14:488. (1877.) [4749
Hoyt, Joseph Gibson, LL. D. 1815-62. Educator, St. Louis, Mo.
Miscellaneous Writings: addresses, lectures, and reviews. By
Joseph G- Hoyt, LL. D. Boston: Crosby and Nichols, 117
Washington Street. 1863. Svo. pp. xii, 302. (Port.) [4750
Contains "Progress in Popular Education, " an address delivered before
the American Institute, Bath, Me., and in other places, 1852-55; also
"Wealth in Some of its Relations to a Free Government, " a lecture de
livered before the Lyceums of Biddeford and Lewiston, Me., 1853-55.
Hubbaed, Dudley. 1763-1S16. Lawyer, South Berwick, 1789-1816.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WUlis, William.
Hubbard, Jeeemiah, and Geeenleaf, Jonathan.
An Account of Wells. Prepared July, 1825. Me. Hist. Soc- Coll.
1:.337- (1831.) [4751
Hubbaed, John, M. D. 1794-1869. Hallowell. Physician and governor
of Maine.
Letter to Congressional Banquet at Washington, Feb. 22, 1852. See
Proceedings of the occasion, Boston. 1852.
 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency- Maine.
 Biography of, with portrait. 1888. See Hubbard, Thomas H.

612 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hubbaed, John, Je. d. 1870. Clergyman, Biddeford.
Sermon on his life and death. 1870. See Worth, Edmund.
Hubbaed, John Baeeett. 1837-63. HaUowell, Lynn, Mass.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Hubbaed, Lucius Lee. Lawyer, Boston; state geologist, Houghton,
Michigan.
Summer Vacations at Moosehead Lake and Vicinity. A practical
guide-book for tourists; descriptive routes for the canoe-men
over the principal waters of northern Maine, with hints to campers,
and estimates of the expense for tours. Illustrated with twenty
views of Penobscot and Kennebec scenery, and accompanied by a
large map of the head waters of the Penobscot, Kennebec and St.
John rivers. Boston: A. Williams & Co., 1879. 16mo. pp. xii,
145. (Map in pocket) [4752
 The same. Second edition, in paper, without map. 1880.
 Hubbard's Guide to Moosehead Lake and Northern Maine, being
the third edition, revised and enlarged, of "Summer Vacations
at Moosehead Lake and Vicinity," describing routes for the
canoe-men over the principal waters of Northern Maine, with
hints to campers and estimate of expense for tours. Illustrated
with views of Maine scenery, and accompanied by new and large
maps of the head waters of the Penobscot, Kennebec, Aroostook
and St. John rivers. Cambridge: Published by .the author. 1882.
16mo. pp. xU, 206. [4753
 The same. Fourth edition, revised and enlarged. Cambridge:
1891. Published by the author. 16mo. pp. xii, 211. [4754
 The same. Fifth edition, revised and enlarged. Cambridge: 1893.
Published by the author. 16mo. pp. xii, 218. [4755
 Woods and Lakes of Maine. A trip from Moosehead lake to
New Brunswick in a birch-bark canoe, to which are added some
Indian place-names and their meanings now first published. By
Lucius L. Hubbard, compUer of "Hubbard's Guide to Moosehead
Lake and Northern Maine." New and original illustrations by
WiU L. Taylor. Boston: James R. Osgood and Co. 1884. Svo.
pp. 223. [4756
 The same. Second edition, revised. (Monogram: trade mark T.
& Co.) Boston: Ticknor and Company, 211 Tremont Street, n.d.
sm. 4to. pp. xvi, 17-223. [4757
 Some Indian Place Names in Northern Maine, with explanations
derived from Indians, and cross index. Being a part of the
appendix to " Woods and Lakes of Maine," by Lucius L. Hubbard.
Boston: James R. Osgood and Co. 1884. sm. 4to. pp. 191-226. [4758
Reverse. Fifty copies printed separately.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 613
Hubbard, Thomas Hamlin, LL. D. 6. Hallowell, 1838. Lawyer,
New York.
Governor John Hubbard. By Col. Thomas H. Hubbard. In Maine
Biographical Encyclopiedia. Me. Rec 5 : 185: (ISSS.) [4759
Hubbard, Samuel. 1785-47. Lawyer, Biddeford, 1806-10.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, William.
Hubbaed, Wales. 1812-78. Lawyer, Wiscasset
Eeports of Cases in Law and Equity, determined by the Supreme
Judicial Court of Maine. By Wales Hubbard, reporter to the
State.
Maine Reports. Volume XLV. HaUowell : Masters, Smith & Com
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 Maine Eeports. Volume XLVI. Hallowell: Masters, Smith &
Co. 1861. Svo. pp. 652. [4761
 Maine Reports. Volume XL VII. HaUoweU: Masters, Smith &
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 Maine Reports. Volume XLVIIL HaUoweU: Masters, Smith &
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 Maine Reports. Volume L- Hallowell: Masters, Smith & Co.
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Hubbard, William. 1621-1704. Clergyman, Ipswich, Mass.
The Present State of New England: being a narrative of the troub
les with Indians in New England from the first planting thereof
in the year 1607 to this present year 1677: but chiefly of the late
Indian troubles in the two last years 1675 and 1676. To which is
added a discourse about the war with the Pequods in the year
1637. ByW. Hubbard, minister of Ipswich. London: Printed
for Tho. Parkhurst at the Bible and Three Crowns in Cheap-
side, near Mercers Chappel, and at the Bible on London Bridg,
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" Narrative of the Troubles with the Indians of Nev^ England, from Pas
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 The same. Published by authority. Boston: Printed by John
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The second edition of the narrative was printed in Boston, 1776, in24mo.,
much altered and abbreviated. The third at Worcester, 1800, in 24mo. (the
same as the Boston edition), and subsequent editions at Norwich, 1802,12mo.;
at Danbury, 1803, 12mo. ; at Stockbridge. 1803, Svo. ; and at Brattleborough,
1814.

614 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hubbard, William, Continued.
 The same, under the following title:
The History of the Indian wars in New England from the first
settlement to the termination of the war with King Philip, in
1677. From the original work, by Eev. WiUiam Hubbard. Care
fully revised and accompanied with an historical preface, life, and
pedigree of the author, and extensive notes, by Samuel G. Drake.
2 vols. Large Svo. Eoxbury, Mass., Printed for W. Elliot Wood
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Three hundred copies printed : 50 on large paper, being Nos- III and IV of
Woodward's Historical Series. The bibliographical preface describes all the
editions of the work. See also Field, Thomas W., Indian Bib., 178-180, for
account of diiferent editions.
 A General History of New England, from the discovery to MDCL-
XXX. By the Eev. William Hubbard, minister of Ipswich,
Mass. Published by the Massachusetts Historical Society. Cam
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 The same. Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll. 2d ser. 5 : 6. (1815.)
 The same. Second edition, collated with the original Ms. Boston:
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Edited by WiUiam Thaddeus Harris-
HuDSON, Charles. 1795-1881. Author, Lexington, Mass.
A Discourse, delivered before the Universalist Society, in Portland
(Me), on the Annual Fast, April 6th. Portland. 1820. Svo. pp. 16.
[4772
 Louisbourg Soldiers. N. E. Eeg. 24: 367. (1870.) 25:249. (1871.) [4773
Contains a list of some of the Maine Companies.
Hull, R. B.
Settlers in Pemaquid, known as "Cornwall" County, 1674-1686.
Me Gen. 2:31. (1876.) [4774
Hull, John Thomas. 1825-1889. Portland.
Directory of the city of Portland and of the towns of Cape
Elizabeth, Deering, Westbrook and Falmouth for A. D. 1882.
Being the 250th anniversary of the settlement of those towns
which comprise the territory of "Ancient Falmouth." Con
taining the name, occupation, aud residence of each adult inhabi
tant of the city; a street directory, showing the occupant of each
building in the city, designated by street and number ; a business
directory; list of copartnerships with the members composino-
them; corporations with their offlcers; societies, institutions,
&C-, historical and statistical matter relating thereto. In the
suburban towns the P. O. address is given with each name. Vol.
L Prepared by John T. HuU. Svo. Part L pp. 720: Part II.
pp. 150. [4775

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 615
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 City Document. The siege and capture of Fort Loyall. Destruction
of Falmouth, May 20, 1690. (O. S.) A paper read before the
Maine Genealogical Society, June 2, 1S85. By John T. Hull.
Printed by order of the city council of Portland. (City Seal.)
Portland, Me. : Owen, Strout & Co., Printers. 1885. Svo. pp. 116.
[4777
Genealogical Notes by WUliam M. Sargent, as follows: Sylvanus Davis,
p. 96; Goodwin and Spencer Families, p. 58; Ichabod Plaisted, p. 83; James
Plaisted, p. 58; WiUiam Plaisted, p. 56; John Sargent and Edward his son,
of Winter Harbor and Newbury, p. 84; John and Hannah Swarton, p. 103,
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 Hand-book of Portland, Old Orchard, Cape Elizabeth and Casco
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Hume, Mes. Rebecca Stockwell. Calais.
Woman's Wrongs, A history of Mary and Fidelia. By Mrs. R- S.
Hume Printed by Thurston & Co. Portland. 1872. Svo.pp. 223.
[4780
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Humpheby, Chapin. 1824-74 Bangor.
In Memoriam. Chapin Humphrey. Contents. 1. Memorial dis
course; 2, Address; 3, Letters of condolence. Memorial discourse
preached from the pulpit of the First Baptist church, Bangor,
1874, by the pastor, Rev. F. T. Hazelwood. Bangor: Burr &
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Humpheby Family. North Yarmouth. 1882. See Humphrey, James J.
Humpheby, Heman, D. D. 1779-1861. Amherst, Mass.
A Sermon preached at Portland, Maine, September 12, 1838, before
the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, at
their twenty-ninth annual meeting. By Heman Humphrey, D. D-,
president of Amherst College, Mass. Boston: Published by
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Text, Psalm 102: 13-15. Promises to Zion.
Humpheby, Jambs J.
The Humphrey Family of North Yarmouth, Maine. (By) Capt.
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Svo. pp. 2. [4784

616 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Baptist Church, North Yarmouth, papers. O.T. 6:809. [4785
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Humpheby, Omae J. b. Yarmouth, r. San Francisco.
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Hunkins, Seth Chellis, M. D- 1821-67. Physician, Portland.
Biographical Sketch of. 1867. See Gordon, S. C.
Hunt, Feeeman- 1804-58. New York.
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the Merchants' M;agazine, etc., etc. Vol. I. New York: Office of
Hunt's Merchants Magazine, 1856. 12mo. pp. xlvii, (2), 34, 376.
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Hunt, Isaac H.
Astounding Disclosures. Three years in a mad house. By a vic
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human and cruel treatment of Isaac H. Hunt in the Maine Insane
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James Bates and their assistants and attendants. Also a correct
account of the abusive treatment of a multitude of other patients,
some of which are tantamount to murder. Also containing short
account of the burning of the hospital, December 4th, 1850. This
little work is most respectfully dedicated to the sovereign people
of the United States. Entered according to Act of Congress, in
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618 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Vt
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A Discourse occasioned by the death of General George Washing
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1799; delivered in Warren, (District of Maine) on the 22d of
February, 1800. At the request of the inhabitants of the town;
agreeable to the recommendation of Congress. By Jonathan
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 619
Hussey, Samuel F.
Brief Examination of Asa Rand's book, called "A Word in Season,"
with a refutation of some of his erroneous statements, and
charges against the people called Shakers; whereby his book
will appear out of season. By Samuel F. Hussey.
Search the Scriptures ; for in them ye think ye have eternal life : and they
are they which testify of me. John 5 : 39.
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 Biographical Sketch, portrait, and engraving of residence. 1864.
See HiUard, E. B.
Hutchins, Elias.
Life and Adventures. 1854. See Bryant, William M.
Hutchinson, John S.
The Blue and the Gray. (1883.) See Gerrish, Theodore.
Hutchinson, Libeety H.
Proceedings of bar, on death of. 1883. See Androscoggin County.
Hutchinson, Peter Orlando.
The Diary and Letters of His Excellency Thomas Hutchinsou, Esq.
B. A. (Harvard), LL. D. (Oxon.) captain-general and governor-
in-chief of his late Majesty's Province of Massachusetts Bay, in
in North America; with an account of his administration when
he was a member and speaker of the House of Representatives,
and his government of the colony during the difficult period that
preceded the war of Independence. Compiled from the original
documents still remaining in the possession of his descendants.
By Peter Orlando Hutchinson, one of his great-grandsons.
"Motto for title page of a history of the revolt of the colonies:
'I have nourished children and brought them up and even they
have revolted from me. ' Isaiah, 1 Chapt, 2nd verse. Bp. of
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 4 Park Street. 1884. 12mo. pp. 594.
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Burning of Falmouth, p. 583.
Hutchinson, Samuel.
The Harmonious Hymn Book; a late composition of the editor and
others — being wholly original — both doctrinal and experimental —
and suited to the various exercises of the children of God. In
two books. By Samuel Hutchinson, preacher of the gospel.
1811. [4809

620 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Hutchinson, Samuel, Continued.
— -Practical Holiness: or the way of the cross. An address to pro
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 An Apology for Believing in Universal Eeconciliation : or an appeal
from the inferior court of bigotry, superstition, ignorance and
unbelief, to the supreme court of proper candor, sound reason,
good understanding, and true faith. Also, a key to the Book of
Revelation, with short notes on the same. By Samuel Hutchinson.
He that answereth a matter before he heareth it, it is folly and shame unto
him. Prov. 18:13.
Prove all things ; hold fast that which is good. IThess. 5: 21.
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Norway, Me: Printed for the author, by Asa Barton. 1827.
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 A Scriptural Exhibition of the Mighty Conquest and Glorious
Triumph of Jesus Christ, over sin, death and hell: and his
exaltation, his second coming, the day of judgment, and the
capacity, equality and success of his reign; and the ultimate
triumph of his ransomed. By Rev. Samuel Hutchinson.
" I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ
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PhU. 3:8.
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Hutchinson, Thomas. 1711-80. Provincial governor Massachusetts,
1771-73.
A Collection of original papers relative to the history of the colony
of Massachusetts-Bay. Boston, New England: Printed by Thomas
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Contents relating to Maine. The complaint of Sir Ferdinando Gorges against
Massachusetts in 1632, made to the Privy Council, and dismissed, 52; Letter
from Thomas Jenner from Saco in 1641, to Gov. Winthrop, that, in conformity
to the advice of the latter, he had, in his preaching, refrained from assailing
Episcopacy, 111; Letters concerning La Tour and D'Aulnay, 113, 114, 115, 121,
132; Petition of the inhabitants of York, Kittery, Wells, Saco and Cape Por
poise, (Kennebunk-port) in 1658, to Oliver CromweU, conveying their wishes
to remain under the Massachusetts government, 314; Letter fromthe Gen
eral Court to John Leverett, in 1658, concerning the patent which includes
the County of Yorkshire ; the justice of the claim defended ; the inhabitants
on the Piscataqua and beyond that river annexed to Massachusetts at their
own desire, 320; Letter from King Charles II., 1664, to the inhabitants of
Maine, that he finds, from the report of his law-officers that the claim of
Ferdinando Gorges is valid, and commands the Province to be restored to

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 621
him, 385; Petition of the inhabitants of Casco to the King, 1665, that they
may not be placed under the government of Gorges, 397; Narrative of the
commissioners from England, about New England, describing the Province
of Maine, Pemaquid, and the character of the people, &c., 423; Letter from
Richard NiooUs, 1668, respecting the Province of Maine, 427 ; Letters from
Rev. John CoUins of London, to Gov. Leverett, 1674, that a design is enter
tained at Court of purchasing Maine and New Hampshire as an endowment
for the Duke of Monmouth, 451, 471 ; Letter from Gov. Leverett, 1674, author
izing purchase of Gorges' claim to Maine for £500, for which he will be re
sponsible, 465; Edward Randolph's Narrative on the Colonies, 1676, (with a
reference to the claim of Gorges), 503; Letter from King Charles II., to the
governor, &c., of the Massachusetts, that he disapproves of the purchase of
Maine from Gorges, and requires the bargain relinquished, 519; Letter from
Mr. Randolph to Mr. Povey, 1688, giving an account of Sir Edmund Andros'
visit to Pemaquid and Dartmouth, (now Newcastle), and to residence of St.
Castin at Penobscot, 561.
 The same. The publications of the Prince Society, established May
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 Diary and Letters of. (1884.) See Hutchinson, Peter O.
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Fresh Water Polyzoa Occurring in Maine- 1863. See Port. Soc
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The Hope of Israel. Yarmouth: Scriptural Publication Society.
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Hyde, Gershom. Bath.
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Hyde, Thomas Worcester, b. 1841. Bath.
Brief Account of the services of the reenlisted men and recruits of
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622 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Maine Missionary Society. Sermon by Eev. William DeWitt Hyde,
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[4822
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 The same, under the following title :
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Company, 20 Washington Street. 1860. 12mo. pp. 426. (1 plate.)
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Gloucester); "The Liberty Pole, a tale of Machias;" "The Indian Captive,
a legend of Freeport. "
 The Liberty Pole, a tale of Machias. C. O. Furbush & Co., Ma
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See note. Bang. H. M. 5 : 241. (1890.)
Printed in Bangor Whig and Courier, Sept. 26, 1890.
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 The same. Portland: Brown Thurston & Co. 1886.
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History of Sanford, 1872. See Sanford, Everts & Co.
 The Bow in the Cloud. A sermon preached at the funeral of Mrs.
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Col. Arnold's surprising expedition to Quebec by land, pp. 235-260; Fal.
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Independent Oedee of Good Templaes. Instituted 1860.
Grand Lodge of Maine. It has published journals of its proceed
ings annually from 1860 to 1864; and from 1864 to the present
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grand secretary, George E. Brackett, the whole number of lodges
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 Constitution and By-laws of subordinate lodge. Independent Order
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[4838

624 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Indians. See also " Conferences, " and " Journals. "
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 Adventures with the Abenakis on the Kennebec, by Biancourt,
1611. See Parkman, Francis.
— —Jesuit Missions to, in Maine. 1613-1864. See Sherwood, R. H.
 Relations of troubles by reason of. 1614-75. See Mather, Increase.
 Tarratine or Penobscot Indians feared by Massachusetts Indians.
(1622.) See Mourt, George.
 Indian War in Maine. 1675. See Ingersol, Lieut.
 Expeditions against Eastern Indians. 1675-89. See Church, Ben
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 Wars in New England. 1677. See Mather, Increase.
 Missions to Abnakis. 1684-85. 1701. See Bigot, Vincent
 Articles of peace with the Indians inhabiting New Hampshire and
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 History of wars with. 16S9-1704. See Church, Thomas.
 Treaty with Eastern, at Sagadahoc. 1690. See Alden, John.
 At Pentagoet, abandoned by missionaries on account of disorder
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 The Examination of Thomas Lefevre and his sons, Montenius,
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(1889.) [4845
From Gov. Dudley's papers. A copy without signature.

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Conferences. 41

626 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Eastern Indians. Journal of proceedings to treat with. 1752. See
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 Proceedings of commissioners in treating with. 1752. See Journals.
 Conference with, at St. Georges. 1753. See Conferences.
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entitled " Indian Languages, " in which the Indian names of many Maine
localities are given.
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 Indian Biography and History. 1837. See Drake, Samuel G.
 Historical Narrative of wars in New England with. 1837. See
Niles, Samuel.
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the late W. D. Williamson. Bang. H. M. 4: 114. (ISSS.) [4854
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 Indian Tribes in New England. (1846.) See WUUamson, Wm. D.
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WilUamson, Wm. D.
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 Key to language of Passamaquoddy Indians. 1850. See Barratt
Joseph.
 The Passamaquoddies. 1851. See Sabine, Lorenzo.

BIBLIOGRAPHY- OF MAINE. 627
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 Languge of the Abnekis. 1S56- See Potter, Charles E.
 The Penobscot Tribe. 1857. See Sabine, Lorenzo.
 Indian Good-book. 1857. See Vetromile, Eugene.
 Notes on Indian wars in New England. (1858.) See Drake, Samuel
G.
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.  Indians of Hudson Bay. 1859. See Willis, WiUiam.
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 History of the Abnekis. 1866. See Maurault, J. A.
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bull, J. Hammond.
 Bashaba and the Tarratines. 1876. See'Godfrey, John E.
 Legends of Norridgewock Indians. 1881. See Swift, J. S.
 Indian Eelics and Encampments in Maine. 1883. See Wilson,
Charles B.
 Myths, legends and folk-lore of the Passamaquoddy Indians. 1884.
See Leland, Charles 6.
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History of. See Allen, William.
 History of. Second edition. 1869. See Allen, WiUiam.

628 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Infant Education: or remarks on the importance of educating the
infant poor, from the age of eighteen months to seven years ; with
an account of some of the infant schools in England: and the
system of education there adopted : Selected aud abridged from the
works of Wilderspin, Goyder and others, and adapted to the use
of infant schools in America. By a friend to the poor.
" Whom shall he teach knowledge ; and whom shall he make to understand
doctrine? Them that are weaned from the milk, and drawn from the breasts.
For precept must be upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a
little, and there a little." Isaiah 28 : 9-10.
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Ingalls, Lucien, M. D. 1833-81. Falmouth.
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Ingeesol, Lieut.
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Ingeesoll, Chaelbs M.
Conversations on English Grammar; explaining the principles and
rules of language, illustrated by appropriate exercises : Abridged
and adapted to the use of schools. By Charles M. Ingersoll.
"There is no other method of teaching that of which any one is ignorant,
than by means of something already known." Dr. Johnson.
Fourth edition. Portland: Published by Charles Green, teacher
of EngUsh grammar. Todd & Smith, Printers. 1824. 12mo. pp.
298. [4859
 The same. Seventh edition. Portland. By Shirley and Hyde, Ex
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Copyrighted in New York, in 1821. Probably editions other than the fore
going were published in Maine.
Ingersoll, Ernest. 6. 18.52. Naturalist, Montreal.
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heaps. The time and causes of the extinction of the oyster iu the gulf of
Maine. History of the natural oyster-beds in the gulf of Maine since the
settlement of the coast by Europeans. Oyster culture in the gulf of Maine.
The oyster business of Portland, Maine. The natural beds of Sheepscot
Bridge, Maine, pp. 11-35.

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 Down East Latch-strings; or seashore, lakes and mountains, by the
Boston and Maine railroad. Descriptive of the tourist region of
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 Sketch of. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
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Isle au Haut. Incorporated 1874.
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 Account of same. 1780. See Williamson, Joseph.
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Isles of Shoals.
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 Sketches of. 1869- See De Costa, B. F.
 Pictures from Appledore. See Lowell, James Bussell.
 Historical Sketch of. 1873. See Jenness, John S.
 Murder at. 1873. See Wagner, Louis H. F.
 Among the. 1873. See Thaxter, Celia.
 Sketch of. 1873. See De Costa, B. F.

632 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Description of. 1875. See Drake, S. A.
 Account of. 1876. See Chadwick, J. W.
 Atlantic Islands. 1878. See Benjamin, S. G. W.
 Something about. 1878. See Church, E.
 A Memorable Murder. 1884. See Thaxter, Celia.
 Their Pilgrimage to. 1887. See Warner, Charles Dudley.
 Kelp: a novel concerning. 1888. See AUen, Willis Boyd.
 Description of. 1889. See Cook, Joel.
 Illustrated. 1890. See Drake, Samuel A.
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At close: By order of Co. Committee.

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The State Steal, Pillsbury's soliloquy, Andrew Jackson, Jr., M. D.
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Jackson, Chaeles Thomas, M. D. 1805-80. Scientist, Boston.
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 First Report of the geology of the state of Maine. By Charles T.
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the Imperial Mineralogical Society, St. Petersburg; of the Boston
Society Natural History, and corresponding member of the
Academy Natural Sciences of Philadelphia; of the Lyceum
Nat. Hist, of New York; Albany Institute; Nat. Hist Soc.
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 Miscellaneous Remarks on certain portions of the geology of Maine,
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 Second Annual Report on the geology of the public lands, belong
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 Third Annual Report on the geology of the state of Maine. By
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36 : 143, (1839). Dr. Jackson noted the result of his explorations on Greenleaf's
map of Maine, in sections. Intending to accompany his final report with a

634 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Charles T. Jackson, state geologist, and others, were transferred and re
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main the property of the State, and subject to its order.
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Arithmetical Foundation, comprising mental and written exercises
in the four simple rules, prepared for the primary schools of
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[4901
 The same. Second edition. Portland. 1839. 12mo- pp. 56, 4.
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Jackson, John.
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Jackson, Joseph.
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Jenner, Thomas. Clergyman, Saco, 1640-46.
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636 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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[4920

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 637
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of the trustees and overseers of Bowdoin College, on the annual
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pastor of a church in Bath, and secretary of the Board of Trustees.
1812. 4to. pp. 40. [4923
 An Address to the members of the American Antiquarian Society,
pronounced in King's Chapel, Boston, on the first anniversary,
October 23, 1813. By William Jenks, A. M., S. A. S., pastor, of a
church in Bath and professor of Oriental languages, &c., in
Bowdoin College, Maine. Boston: Published by Isaiah Thomas.
November. . 1813. Svo. pp. 28. [4924
 Sermon delivered in Woolwich, February 26, 1817, at the ordination
of Rev. Jonathan Adams as colleague pastor with Rev. Josiah
Winship. By William Jenks, A. M. pastor of a church in Bath.
Portland: WiUiam & Henry Hyde 1817. Svo. pp. 24. [4925
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paper read before the Massachusetts Historical Society, at their
monthly meeting in October, 1857. By William Jenks, D. D.
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A note to this article says, that Menou is the family name of D'Aulnay and
that the above notice is an extract from a work by Count Julius de Menou.
 Copy of inscription on a rock in the small island of Menanas near
the island of Mohegan. A. A. A. and S. Proceed. May 23, 1 851.
p. 267. [4927
Jenkyn, Richard William. 1853-1894. Clergyman, Winthrop,
Yarmouth, Boothbay, Gardiner, Rockland, 1876-94-
Encouragements to the Christian Minister. A sermon preached at
the ordination of Mr. D. L. Jones at South Freeport, Maine,
August 24, 1876, by Rev. Richard W. Jenkyn, Central church,

638 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Jenkyn, Richaed William, Continued.
Yarmouth. Lewiston: Printed at the Journal Office. 1876. Svo.
1 ., [4928
pp. 14. ¦-
 Historical Address. 1885. See Gardiner-
Jennbss, John Sceibnbe.
The Isles of Shoals. An historical sketch. By John Scribner
Jenness. New York: Published by Hurd & Houghton. Cam
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 The same. Second edition. 1SS4.
Jenness, Richard Peaeson, M. D. d. 1878. Physician, Saccarappa.
Biographical Sketch of. 1879. See Beede, J. W.
Jewell, Heney.
A Funeral Discourse, delivered in the Universalist meeting-house
in Canton, Mass., on the day of the State Fast, April 2, 1863, com
memorative of the death of Mrs. Emma F. Horrobin, wife of
WiUiam T. Horrobin, Jr., of Biddeford, Me., and daughter of Dr.
F. W- Deane, of Canton. By her pastor. Rev. Henry Jewell.
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Jewett, Helen. New York.
The Truly Eemarkable Life of the Beautiful Helen Jewett, who was
so mysteriously murdered. The strangest and most exciting case
known in the police annals of crimes and mysteries in the great
city of New York. Published by Barclay & Co., 21 N. Seventh
Street, PhUadelphia, Pa. n. d. (Copyright, 1886.) Svo. pp. 77-
(Hlus.) [49-31
She was from Augusta. The murder took place in 1836. A full account is
given by Devens, R. M., in " Our First Century," 1879, p. 633.
Jewett, Jedediah. Portland.
Letter from. 1863. See National Ship Canal Convention.
Jewett, Nathaniel G. Portland.
The Portland Directory* Eegister; containing the names, profes
sions, and residences of all the heads of families and persons of
business, with other useful information, accompanied with a new
and correct plan of the town. By Nathaniel G. Jewett. Port
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 With Clarke, Daniel. The Merchant's Assistant, and clerk's new
magazine; containing the most useful and necessary forms of
writing that occur in the transactions of business between man
and man ; and most of which are calculated to be of practical
utility, as well to the citizens of the other United States as of the
State of Maine: collected from the most approved authorities. By
N. G. Jewett and Daniel Clarke. Portland : Printed by Todd &
Smith. 1824. 12mo. pp. 263. [4933

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 639
Jewett, Miss Saeah Oenb. South Berwick.
Deephaven. By Sarah Orne Jewett. (Trade mark of the Riverside
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The Riverside Press, Cambridge. (Copyright, 1877.) 16mo. pp.
255. [4934
This reached a twenty-fourth edition in 1892.
 Play Days. A book of stories for children. By Sarah Orne Jewett,
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This reached the eighth edition in 1889.
 Old Friends and New. Boston: Twelfth edition. H.O.Houghton
<fc Company. 1879. ISmo. [4936
 The Riverside Aldine Series. Tales of New England. By Sarah
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 The Mate of the Daylight, and friends ashore. Ninth edition.
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Seventeeth Street. The Riverside Press, Cambridge. 1885. 16mo.
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Ten editions have been published.
 The King of Folly Island. A story. Harp. Mag. 74: 102. (1886.) [4941
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 A White Heron, and other stories. Sixth edition. By Sarah Orne
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 Country By-ways. By Sarah Orne Jewett. Eighth edition. (Pub
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& Company. The Riverside Press, Cambridge. 1SS7. ISmo.
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 The Story of the Nations. The story of the Normans, told chiefly
in relation to their conquest of England. By Sarah Orne Jewett.
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 The Landscape Chamber. A story. Ath Mo. 60: 603. (1887.) [4947

640 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Jewett, Miss Saeah Oenb, Continued.
 Miss Peck's Promotion. Scrib. 1:717. (1887.) [4948
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 The Christmas Guest Wide Awake. 24:91. (1887.) [4950
 The King of Folly Island and Other People. By Sarah Orne Jew
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 Miss Tempy's Watchers. Atl. Mo. 61: 289. (1888.) [4952
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 Mfere Pochette. Harp. Mag. 76 : 588. (1888.) [4954
 The Mistress of Sydenham Plantation. Atl. Mo. 62: 145. (1889.) [4955
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 Going to Shrewsbury. Atl. Mo. 64: 18. (1889.) [4957
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 Sketch of, with portrait. Book News. (1889.) [4961
 A Country Doctor. 12th edition. By Sarah Orne Jewett. (Trade
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 Betty Leicester. A story for girls. By Sarah Orne Jewett. (Pub
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16mo. pp. (6), 279. [4969
This reached its fifth edition in 1892.
 The New Methuselah. Scrib. 7: 514. (1890.) [4970

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(1890.) [4971
Miss Jewett has published many other stories and sketches in various
American Magazines. Also the foregoing volumes or selections from them
have beeu reprinted in several English and French editions.
Jewett, Theodore Heeman, M. D. 1815-78. Physician, South Ber
wick.
Elements of Success in the Medical Profession. Introductory lec
ture delivered before the students of the medical department of
Bowdoin CoUege, Feb. 21, 1867, by Theodore H. Jewett, M. D.,
professor of obstetrics and diseases of women and children.
Published by request of the class. Portland: Printed by B.
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 The Influence of the Heart in Uterine ASections. A paper read
before the Maine Medical Association, June, 1876. By Theo. H.
Jewett, M. D., South Berwick. Portland: Stephen Berry, Printer.
1876. Svo. pp. S. [4973
 Belladonna in Congestion of the Brain. A paper read before the
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JOCBLYN, Heney. Scarborough and Pemaquid. 1635-82.
Memoir of. 1848. See WUlis, William.
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 First Chief Magistrate of Maine. (1886.) See Sargent, William M.
Johnson, .Alfeed. 1766-1837- Clergyman, r. Belfast, 1805-37.
A Sermon delivered at New Gloucester, Feb. 10, 1802, at the ordina
tion of Elisha Mosely, A. M. To the pastoral care of the Congre
gational church in that place. By Alfred Johnson, A. M., pastor
of the church in Freeport.
"Nee deus intersit, nisi dignum vindiee nodus- " HOBAOE.
Portland: Printed for E. A. Jenks. 1802. Svo. pp. 40. [4976
 Papers of. 1809-12. See Johnson, Edward.
 The Divinity of Christ Consistent with the Unity of God. A ser
mon preached at Knox, by Rev. Alfred Johnson. Published by
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1822. 12mo. pp. 40. [4977
A discourse on " The Humanity of Christ," occupies pp. 19-29; with notes,
pp. 29-40.
 Notice of. 1831. See Farmer, John.
 Ancestry and Descendants of. 1867. See Poole, WiUiam F.
42

642 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Johnson, Alfeed, (Je.) 1789-1852. Lawyer, r. Belfast, 1805-52.
Eulogy delivered at Belfast, August 10, 1826, on John Adams and
Thomas Jefferson, at the request of the citizens of Belfast. By
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Reprinted from the Hancock Gazette.
 "Temperance Now and Temperance Forever!" An address de
livered before the Washington societies of Belfast, February 22,
1843. Bv Alfred Johnson.
"  This is an art
Which does mend nature,— change it rather: but
The art itself is nature. "
Shakespeare.
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Johnson, Alfred Waldo. 1824-69. Lawyer, Belfast.
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Johnson, Edwin Eossitee. b. 1S40. Author, New York.
Editor. Little Classics. Tenth volume. Childhood. Boston:
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" Goody Gracious " and " The Forget-Me-Not, " by John Neal, occupy pp.
183-201.
Johnson, Geoege Edwin. 6. 1839. Lawyer, Unity, Belfast
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Johnson, Helen Kendeick. 6. 1840. Author, New York.
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16mo. pp. 259. [4935
The time of this story is just before and during the Rebellion, but the
reader is carried back to some curious episodes in the early history of Maine,
the traditions of which supply part of the material for the plot.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 643
Johnson, Henry, Ph. D. 6. 1855. Professor Bowdoin CoUege from
1877.
Schiller's Ballads. Edited, with introduction and notes by Henry
Johnson. Boston: D. C. Heath & Company- 1888. 12mo. pp.
xxvii, 165. [4986
 Variant Edition. Shakespeare. A Midsummer Night's Dreame.
, Fac-simile reprint of the text of the first folio, 1623, with foot
notes giving every variant in spelling and punctuation occurring
in the two quartos of 1600, according to the perfect copies of the
original texts in the Barton collection, Boston Public Library.
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Johnson, Hoeatio Huntington. 1808-85. Belfast.
Ancestry and Descendants of. 1867. See Poole, William F.
Johnson, John W.
Life of John W. Johnson, who was stolen by the Indians when
three years of age, and identified by his father twenty years aft
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Johnson, Lewis C. Biddeford.
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(The Divine Plan for the Salvation of the World to be Accom
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June 28, 1826, before the Maine Missionary Society, at their nine
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(1847.) [4993

644 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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 A History of the towns of Bristol and Bremen in the state of
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LL. D-, a native of Bristol, and professor emeritus of natural
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Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WiUis, WiUiam.

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Jones, Benjamin Richards. DennysviUe
A Map and Chart of the bays, harbours, post roads and settlements
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Jones, Calvin. 1777-1873. Alfred.
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Jones, Eli. 1807-88. China.
Life and Work of. 1889. See Jones, Rufus M.
Jones, Elijah. 1790-1869. Clergyman, Minot, 1821-69.
Address delivered at the fifth anniversary of the Peace Society of
Minot, November 5, 1828. By Eev. Elijah Jones. Portland : Shir
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 (The Preaching of the Word. 2 Chron. 17: 9.) A sermon deUvered
in Hallowell, June 24, 1840, before the Maine Missionary Society,
at its thirty third anniversary. By Elijah Jones, minister of the
Congregational church in Minot. Portland: Alfred Mitchell.
1840. Svo. pp. 14. [5006
 Address on the death of a soldier. 1862 [5007
 Sermon on Edward Little. 1875. See Clark, Sarah Little.
Jones Family. Holden. 1887. See Porter, J. W.
Jones Family. Beverly, Mass. 1888. See Herrick, N. J.
Jones, Henry.
American Views of Christ's Second Advent. N. Y. 1842. Letter
from H. Jones to 3d Conference at Portland. [5008
Jones, Gboegb Wallace. 6. 1804. r. Dubuque, Iowa.
Jonathan Cilley of Maine and William J. Graves of Kentucky, rep
resentatives in Congress. An historical duel, 1S3S. As narrated
by Gen. Geo. W. Jones, Cilley's second, to E. M. Boyle, in Phila
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Jones, Moeeis Chaeles.
Notes respecting the family of Waldo. (Crest.) Printed for pri
vate circulation only. By Morris Charles Jones of Gungrog, near
Welchpool, and 11 Dale Street, Liverpool; the introduction
dated November 1863. n.p. (Edinburgh: Printed by Ballantyne
and Company, Paul's Work.) Svo. pp- iv, 35. [5010
Page 24-28 contain an imperfect account of a branch of the family which
settled in America. A review of this pamphlet appeared in the Herald and
Genealogist, March, 1864.

1546 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Jones, Col. Nathan. 1734-1806. Gouldsboro.
Sketch of. 1890. See Porter, J. W.
Jones, Rufus, M. Providence, R- I.
Eli and Sibyl Jones: their life and work. By Rhfus M. Jones.
" Our wills are ours, we know not how;
Our wills are ours, to make them Thine. "
In Memoriam.
Philadelphia: Porter & Coates. (1889.) 16mo. pp. 316. (2 Port.) [5011
Reviewed in the Nation. 49 : 100. ( 1889.)
Jones, Ralph Kneeland, M. D. 1823-88. Physician, Bangor.
Annual Address before the Maine Medical Association. On the
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JONBS, S. G. & Co.
The Bath, Brunswick and Richmond Directory. For 1871-72. Con
taining the names of the inhabitants, societies, manufacturing
companies, and a business directory: also, a list of the city and
town officers, banks, etc., etc S. G- Jones & Co., compilers
and publishers, 96 Washington Street, Boston, Mass- Bath: John
O- Shaw. 1870. Entered according to Act of Congress in the
year 1870, by S. G. Jones & Co., in the office of the librarian of
Congress, at Washington. Printed at the Bath Daily Times Of
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Jones, Samuel W.
History of Lebanon. 1872. See Sanford, Everts & Co.
Jones, Seth, Je.
An Oration pronounced at Augusta, (Maine,) before the young
Republicans of Augusta and Hallowell, on July fourth, 1806, in
commemoration of American Independence. By Seth Jones,
Junior. The name of American. . . must always exalt the just pride of patrl
otism. W.ASHINGT0K.
Res non magnopere indiget philosophia- ClCERO.
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Jones, Sibyl. 1808-73. China.
Life and Work. 1889. See Jones, Rufus M.
Jones, Stephen. 1739-1826. (?) Machias.
A Visit to, at Machias. (1874.) See Holland, Park.
 Letter from Hon. Stephen Jones of Machias to Gen. Rufus Put
nam of Marietta, Ohio. 1810. Bang. H. M. 3: 230. (1888.) [5015
 Sketch of. 1888. See Porter, J. W.

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 647
Jones, Thomas. 1731-92. Jurist, New York.
History of New York during the Revolutionary war, and of the
leading events in the other colonies at that period, by Thomas
Jones, justice of the Supreme Court of the Province. Edited by
Edward Floyd de Lancey. With notes, contemporary documents,
maps and portraits. Vol. I. New York : Printed for the New York
Historical Society. 1879. Svo. 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. Ixxx, 748.
Vol. II. pp. xxxvUi, 713. [5016
References to Maine. Arnold's Expedition to Quebec, 1 : 89, 310; Penobscot
Expedition, 1 : 296; Destruction of Falmouth, 2: 307.
Jones, W. S.
Portland Business Guide and Directory. Entered according to Act
of Congress, in the year 1873, by W. S. Jemes, in the office of the
librarian of Congress, at Washington. Portland: Harmon &
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Jones, William. 1724-1811. r. Bristol. 1730-1811.
Elder William Jones' Defence from the charges brought against
him, by the Eev. Ezekiel Emerson, of Georgetown; and the Ses
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"I have been in perils among false brethren. "
Printed for the author, n. p. 1804. 16mo. pp. 24. [5018
 A True Account of all the Presbyterian and Congregational minis-
sters that were settled or preached for a year or more, from
Kennebec to St. George's Fort, for seventy and seven years past
to this time, speaking but little of any of the late preachers; but
hope some careful observer will, twenty years hence, when their
works and fruit will testify for them what they are and by whom
they were sent, for the tree is known by the fruit, and I hope
their fruit will be better for twenty years to come than it has been
these seventy and seven years past. With some account of what
we became by the fall, and what we shall be in Christ, and on
some divine subjects.
Take neither silver nor gold, nor brass in yonr purse, nor scrip for your
journey, freely ye receive, freely give, for nothing is freer than a gift.
By William Jones, elder. Printed for the author. 1808. Bristol,
Maine. Svo. pp. 93. [-5019
Johnston's History of Bristol, p. 381, says that this was published at "just
the close of his long Ufe, " and that subsequently he published a similar
pamphlet against the Methodists, of 61 pages, entitled "Jones' Second Free
Gift. " A copy of this cannot be found.
Jones, William. 1768-1813. Lawyer, Norridgewock.
Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See WiUis, William.
Jonesboeough. Incoporated 1809.
Condensed History. 1857. See Drisko, G. L.

648 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Archives.) Bang. H. M. 3:118. (1887.) [5020
Jones's Eddy.
Account of. 1856. See Gardiner, Eobert H.
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the National Fast, June 1, 1865, at the Congregational church,
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[6082

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[5091
 Wolf Run: or the boys of the wilderness. By Elijah Kellogg. Il
lustrated. Boston: Lee and Shepard, Publishers, New York:
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 Brought to the Front: or, the young defenders. By Elijah Kellogg.
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 The Mission of the Black Rifle : or, on the trail. By Elijah Kellogg.
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 Burying the Hatchet; or, the young brave of the Delawares. By
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[5095
43

658 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Kellogg, Elijah, Continued.
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THE PLEASANT COVE SERIES.
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" The Young Ship-Builders of Elm Island, " " The Hard Scrabble
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[5098
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660 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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662 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
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 Early Lawyers of. 1859. See Allen, Frederic.
 Agriculture and Industry of. 1867. See Boardman, S. L.
 Press of. 1872. See Griffln, Joseph.
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[5130
Kennebec Indians.
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664 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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666 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
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King, David. Saco.
Descendants. 1SS6. See Watson, S. M.
King Family. In Maine. 1884. See Eich, M. H.
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King, Feancis Plaisted. U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta, Ga.
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King, Moses. Publisher, Boston.
Compiler- Benjamin Peirce. Judge the tree by its fruits. Is this
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King, William. 1768-1852. Bath. First governor of Maine.
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672 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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674 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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" O fairest of creation, last and best
Of all God's works, creature in whom excell'd
Whatever Can to thought or sight be form'd.
Holy, divine, good, amiable, or sweet! " Milton.

676 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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" Blessed are the peacemakers. "
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688 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Wilson. 45

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 Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island.
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 Papers relating to history Press in Kennebec County, 1887, ISSS.
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 Biographical Sketches of Edmund S. Hoyt, Daniel R. Wing, and
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Laeeabbe, William Claek. 1802-59. 6. Strong. Professor Ashbury
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 The Influence of Christianity on the Mind. An oration at the anni
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Multum in parvo. *»*»«***
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694 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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Descendants of. 1853. See Torrey, James.
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Lee, Chaeles Alfeed, M. D. 1801-72. Professor Maine Medical
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698 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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5402
Leonaed, Olivbe. 1764-1828. Lawyer, Orrington, Bangor.
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702 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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[5430
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704 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
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46

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setts, in 1640. Compiled by George Little. Cambridge: Printed

712 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Little, Geoege Thomas, Litt. D., Continued-
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Bang. H. M. 6: 122. (1890.) [5514

714 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Liveemoeb. Incorporated 1795.
Address, temperance 1831. See Brown, Samuel F.
 Discourse, 1839. See Ellis, Ferdinand.
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 'Dedicatory Exercises of the Washburn Memorial library, Wednes
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Address by Hon. E. B. Washburne of Illinois; speeches by
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Lives of Distinguished Shobmakbes. 1849. See Winks. W. E.
(The) Lives of the Pebsbnt Candidates for President and Vice-
President of the United States, containing a condensed and im
partial history of their lives, public acts, and political views of
the present candidates, with the platforms of the parties they
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Liveemoee, Daniel.
The Calendar of Maine or Eastern Almanack for the year of our
Lord, 1797, being the first after bissextile or leap year, and
twenty-first of American Independence. Calculated for the
meridian of Hallowell. Latitude 44°, 20 min. N. Long. 7°, 24m.
East of the City of Washington. By Daniel Livermore.
" Sol, that bright orb, the source of heat and day
Knows no distinguisher in the enli vering glance.
Darts on each mortal an impartial ray.
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Livingston, John. New York City.
Published monthly. Biographical Sketches of eminent American
lawyers, now living: with well executed portraits. "Philosophy

BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE. 715
Teaching by Example." Edited by John Livingston, of the New-
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Contains sketches of Hon. Nathan Weston, LL. D., Augusta; Hiram
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 Portraits of distinguished Americans n'ow living; with biographical
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Page 239, George Downes, president of the Calais Bank, Maine, and port.,
p. 666, Hon. William H. MiUs, of Bangor, Maine, and port.
Livingston, Philip. 1686-1748. Livingston Manor, N . Y.
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for communication concerning this journal, from Rev. WUliam Barry,
secretary of the Chicago Historical Society-
LivY. Titi Livii Pativini Historiai-umlibriquinque priores; ad optimas
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" Ilia Livii lactea ubertas."
HaUoweU, (Me.) Excudebant Goodale, Glazier & Soc. 1823.
12mo. pp. 296. [5523
 The same. Second edition. 1827. 12mo. pp. 300.
L. L. Pseud. See Pratt, Jacob L-
LocKE, A. C, and others.
Defence of A. C. Locke, Stephen Field, and David Graffam; ex
cluded from the Free Will Baptist church, at Lewiston Falls,
Me, March 12th, 1855.
Your brethren that hated you, that cast you out for my name's sake, said,
let the Lord be glorified : but he shall appear to your joy, and they shall be
ashamed. Isaiah 66 : 5.
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12mo. pp. 24. [5524
Locke, John Lymbuenee. 1832-76. Clergyman, Camden, Belfast.
Sketches of the history of the town of Camden, Maine; including
incidental references to the neighboring places and adjacent
waters. By John L. Locke, member of the Maine Historical
Society. Hallowell: Masters, Smith & Company. 1859. 12mo.
pp. xii, 267. [5525

716 bibliography of maine.
Locke, John Lymbuenee, Continued.
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by John L. Locke, of Belfast Me. Hist Soc. Coll. 6: 319. (1859.) [5526
 The same, in separate form. Portland: Brown Thurston, 1859.
Svo. pp- 14.
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J. & G. W. Burgess, Printers. 1868. 12mo. pp. 25. [5.527
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Am. Mo. 4: 514. (1875.) [5528
Communicating letter of Peter Brown to his mother, June 25, 1775. Rich
ard Frothingham, Jr., the historian, considered this the most noteworthy
description of the battle written by a private soldier.
Locke, John Staples, b- 1836. Saco.
Old Orchard, Maine. Pen and pencil sketches. Boston: Groves,
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Locke, Joseph Alvah. 6. 1843. Lawyer, Portland.
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Deliberation.
Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
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On the third page are " Author's Introductory Notes, " signed " Arthur J.
Lockhart. "
Lockhaet, Bueton W. See Lockhart, Arthur J.

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Log of the "Aeiel" in the Gulp of Maine. Illustrated by L. S.
Ipsen. Cupples, Upham & Co., Boston. 1886. obi. Svo. pp. 60.
[5537
Printed in fac-simile script on one side only. "Copyrighted bythe Pho
togravure Co. New York, 1886. "
LoGGEES, (The): or six months in the forests of Maine. Boston: H.
B. FuUer. (1870.) sq. 16mo. pp. 75. 1 pi. (Dirigo series. No. 1.)
[5538
LOMBAED, I. K.
Spiritual Melodies. Yarmouth: PubUshed by I. C. Wellcome. 1886.
32mo. pp. 378. [5539
Long, John Davis, LL. D. b. Buckfield, 1838. Lawyer, Boston.
The Republican Party: its history, principles, and policies. Edi
ted by Hon. John D. Long, M. C, and ex-governor of Mass.
Contributors: The editor; Hon. Edward McPherson, of Pa.;
Hon. L. E. Payson, of 111.; Hon. Edmund N. MorriU, of Kansas;
Senator Wm. P. Frye, of Maine; Senator Wm. E. Chandler, of
N. H.; Senator Joseph R. Hawley, of Conn.; Hon. Nelson Ding
ley, Jr., of Maine; Hon. J. C. Burrows, of Mich.; Hon. Green
B. Raum, of Pa.; Hon. Wm. McKinley, Jr., of Ohio; Hon. Benj.
Butterworth and F. D. Mussey, Esq., of Ohio; Hon. John S.
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The paper by Senator Frye is upon " Our Fisheries; " that of Represen
tative Dingley is entitled " The American Merchant Marine. "
Long, Stephen Harriman. 1784-1864. Officer U. S. A., Washing
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to Quebec- n. p. (Augusta.) 1836. Svo. pp. 80. [5541
By this report the distance from Belfast to Quebec was found to be 227
miles; from Wiscasset to Quebec 246 miles, and from Portland 277 miles.
LoNGACRE, James B.
National Portrait Gallery. 1834-39. See Herring, James.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. 1807-82. Educator and poet. b.
Portland ; ) . Portland and Brunswick until 1835.
"Dirge Over a Nameless grave," "Thanksgiving," " Sunrise on
the Hills," " Hymn of the Moravian Nuns," "The Indian Hunt
er," " The Angler's Song," "An April Day," "Autumn," "Au
tumnal Nightfall," "Woods in Winter," "A Song of Savoy,"
Italian Scenery," " The Venetian Gondolier," "The Sea Diver." [5542
These poems, contributed while a student in college, 1821-26, to the United
States Literary Gazette, were published in a volume of selections from that

718 BIBLIOGEAPHY OF MAINE.
Longfellow, Heney Wadswoeth, Continued.
periodical in 1826. See Miscellaneous Poems. Only Sunrise on the Hills,
Hymn of the Moravian Nuns, An April Day, Autumn, and Woods in Winter,
were included by him in his works. They appear in " Voices of the Night,"
1839.
 French Exercises selected chiefiy from Wanostrocht and adapted to
the elements of French grammar by M. L'Homond, Professeur
Em^rite in the University of Paris. By an Instructer. (Sic.)
Samuel Colman, Portland, Griffin's Press-Brunswick. 1830.
12mo. pp. 102. [5543
- — -Editor. Elements of French grammar; By M. L'Homond, Pro-
fesseur-Em^rite in the University of Paris. Translated from the
French, with notes, and such iUustrations as were thought
necessary for the American pupil. For the use of schools. By
an Instructer. Samuel Colman, Portland : Griffin's Press; Bruns
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 Elements of French grammar: By M. L'Homond, Professor Emeri
tus in tbe University of Paris. Translated from the French with
additional notes, for the use of schools. By H. W. LongfeUow,
professor of modern languages in Bowdoin College. Third
Edition. Boston: published by Charles Bowen. 1834. 12mo.
pp. X, 97. [5545
 -The same, under the following title :
Elements of French grammar, by M. L'Homond, Professor Emeri
tus in the University of Paris. Translated from the French, with
additional notes, for the use of schools. By H. W. Longfellow,
professor of modern languages and belles lettres in Harvai-d
University. Fourth edition. Hallowell: Glazier, Masters &
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 Editor. Novelas Espanolas El Serrano De Las Alpujarras: y El
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pp. 80. [5547
This work, which is dedicated to the students of Bowdoin CoUege, by the
editor, was written by G. W. Montgomery, son of an American merchant in
Alicanti, Spain, and is founded on Washington Irving's " Rip Van Winkle "
and the " Young Italian." The preface, inSpanish, is by Longfellow. Some
copies are dated 1831. LongfeUow Collector's Handbook, number XXXVIII.
 Editor- Manuel de Proverbes Dramatiques.
" Monsieur, je suis Com^dien: et comme twus passons ici avec toute la troupe,
nous serious tris-flattis si nous pouvions avoir I'honniur d'amuser I'honorable
compagnie qui est dans ce chateau." Teagiqcin.
Samuel Colman, Portland. Griffin's Press, Brunswick, (Me.)
1830. 12mo. pp. 288. [5548
The preface in French, of five pages, is by the editor. A copy ofthis work
brought $23 at an auction sale in Boston, in 1888. A second edition, being
Vol. II, with eight additional pieces and two omissions, appeared in 1832.
See Cours de Langue Fran9aise.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 719
 Origin and Progress of the French Language. No. Am. Rev. 32-
277. (1831.) [5549
 Defense of Poetry. No. Am. Rev. 34: 56. (1832.) [5550
 Syllabus de la Grammaire Italienne. Par H. W. Longfellow, Pro
fesseur de langues mod ernes h Bowdoin College, k I'usage de ceux
qui poss^den la langue Fran9aise. Boston: Gray et Bowen
MDCCCXXXII. 16mo. pp, 104. [555I
Priced by Leon, in catalogue of first editions, at ten dollars.
 Cours de Langue Pran9aise. Course of study in the French lan
guage. By Henry W. Longfellow, professor of modern languages
in Bowdoin College. Vol I. Le Ministre de Wakefield. Vol. II.
Proverbes Dramatiques. Boston: Gray and Bowen, 1832. 12mo.
(3 leaves unnumbered.) pp. S, 346. [5552
This volume is a second edition of Manuel de Proverbes Dramatiques,
with eight additional pieces and two omissions.
 Spanish Devotional and Moral Poetry. No. Am. Rev. 34:277.
(1832.) [5553
Reprinted in Coplas de Jon Jorge Manrique, and in Outre-Mer, Vol. II.
 History of the Italian Language and Dialects. No. Am. Rev. 35 :
283. (1832.) [5554
 Saggi de'Novellieri Italiani D'Ogni Secolo: Tratti da' piii celebri
scrittori, con brevi notizie intorno alia vita di ciascheduno. Da
H. W. LongfeUow, professor di lingue e letterature moderne.
Boston: Press of Gray e Bowen. MDCCCXXXII. 16mo. (4
leaves unnumbered.) pp. 168. [5555
The preface, in Italian, is by the editor.
 Coplas de Don Jorge Manrique. Translated from the Spanish,
with an introductory essay on the moral and devotional poetry of
Spain, by Henry W. Longfellow, professor of mod. lang. and lit.
in Bowdoin College. Boston. Allen and Ticknor. 1833. 16mo.
pp. vi, 89. [5556
Jorge Manrique was a Spanish poet of the fifteenth century. His Coplas
is a funeral poem on the death of his father, extending to five hundred
lines. Mr. Longfellow's volume is prefaced with the essay on the moral and
devotional poetry of Spain from the North American Review, 34: 277, and in
cluded in it are translations of sonnets by Lope de Vega and others.— Final
Memorials of Longfellow, 422. The translation and essay are reprinted in Vol.
II. of Outre-Mer.
This volnme was the first separate publication of LongfeUow. A copy was
sold at auction in the Rogers and Fiske-Harris CoUection for twenty five
dollars.
 Spanish Language and Literature. No. Am. Rev. 36: 316. (1833.) [5557
 Old EngUsh Romances. No. Am. Rev. .37: 374. (1833.) [5558

720 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Longfellow, Heney Wadswoeth, Continued.
 -Outre-Mer; a pilgrimage beyond the sea- No. 1.
"I have passed manye landes and manye yles and contrees, " etc.
Sir John Maundeville.
Boston: HiUiard, Gray & Co., MDCCCXXXIII. pp. 108. No. II.
Boston: LUly, Wait and Company. MDCCCXXXIV. pp. 109-208. [5559
Both numbers were printed at Brunswick, by Joseph Griffin. The publi
cation in numbers was discontinued after No. II, and the whole work ap
peared in 1835, in two volumes, from the press of Harper and Brothers, New
York.
 Outre-Mer; a pilgrimage beyond the sea.
" I have passed manye landes and mayne yles, " etc.
SiK. John Maundeville.
In two volumes. New York: Published by Harper and Broth
ers, No. 82 Cliff Street. 1835. 12mo. Vol. I. pp. 226. Vol. li
pp. 226. [5560
The new matter in this edition consists of two chapters in Vol. I, and the
whole of Vol. II. In the latter, Coplas de Manrique and the Essay on the
Moral and Devotional Poetry of Spain, are reprinted.
A Review of Outre-Mer. by O. W. B. Peabody, is contained in the No. Am.
Rev. 39 : 459. (1834.)
Including also " Kavanagh, " the work has been translated into Dutch,
with the following title, " Outre-Mer en Kavanagh, Haarhet Englisch, B. T.
L. Weddik. Amsterdam: 1858."
 The ViUage of Auteuil. 1836. See Stephens, Ann S.
 Early works of. 1862. See Bryant, Hubbard W.
 The Baron of St Castine : a poem. Atl. Mo. 29: 332. (1872.) [5561
 Morituri Salutamus, a poem. Harp. Mag. 51 : 442. (1875.) [5562
The publishers paid $1000 for it. Longfellow, Samuel ; Final Memorials,
435. Published in "The Masque of Pandora, and Other Poems, " Boston,
1876. Translated into German. Ubersetzt Von Dr. Ernst Schmidt. Chicago :
1878.
 Poems of Places. Edited by Henry W. Longfellow.
It is the soul that sees; the outward eyes
Present the object, but the mind descries. Ckabbe.
America. New England. Boston : Houghton, Osgood and Com
pany. The Riverside Press, Cambridge. 1879. 16mo. Vol. I.
pp. vii, (1), 270. Voh II, pp. 8, 288. [5563
Contents relating to Maine. Vol.1. Maine, by Isaac McLellan. BlrchStream,
by Anna B. AverUl. Blue Mountains: The Distant Mountain Range, by
Lucy Larcom; The Presence, by same. Boone Island: The Watch of Boone
Island, by Celia 'l?haxter. Brunswick: Morituri Salutamus, by Henry W.
Longfellow; Parker Cleaveland, by same. Cape Arundel: The Old Lobster-
man, byjohn T. Trowbridge. Casco Bay: Casco Bay, byjohn G. Whittier.
White Head, by Elizabeth A. AUen. Harpswell: The Dead Ship of Harpswell,
by John G. Whittier. Isles of Shoals : Pictures from Appledore, by James
RusseU LoweU; The Wreck of the Pocahontas, by Celia Thaxter; The
Spaniard's Grave at the Isles of Shoals, by same.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 721
Vol.11. Katahdin, the mountain : To a Pine Tree, by J. R. Lowell. Ken.
uebec, the river: The Kennebec, Anonymous. Mount Desert: Echo Notch,
Anonymous. Green Mountain, by John Weiss; Great Head, by same;
Mount Pleasant, by Rose Sanborn. Norridgewock: Old Norridgewock,
Anonymous; At Norridgewock, by John G. Whittier. Pemaquid: God's
Acre at Old Pemaquid, Anonymous. Penobscot, the bay: Penobscot Bay,
by J. G. Whittier. Penobscot, the river: Norumbega, by J. G. Whittier;
The Phantom City, by Frances L. Mace. Portland : My Lost Youth, by H.
W.Longfellow; Changed, by same ; Fessenden's Garden, by Elizabeth A.
Allen. Saco, the river: The River Saco, by James G. Lyons; The FaUs of
the Saco, by J. G. Whittier; Saco Falls, by James T. Fields; The Saco, by
J. G. Whittier. Sebago, the lake: Funeral Tree of the Sokokis, by J. G.
Whittier. Songo, the river: Songo River, by H. W. Longfellow. York:
Agamenticus, Anonymous.
-Eiverside edition. The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, with bibliographical and critical notes. In six vol
umes. Boston and New York. Houghton, Mifflin and Company.
The Eiverside Press. Cambridge. MDCCCLXXXVI. 12mo. [5564
Vol. VI. Appendix, 4: 465-167, contains a chronological list of his poems.
The titles of three of these : — " Lover's Rock, " (1825); Song : " Where, from
the Eye of Day; " and " Song of the Birds " (1826), are not given in the Ap
pendix to " Pinal Memorials. "
The Final Memorials of LongfeUow, edited by Samuel Longfellow, 1887,
Appendix, p. 431, gives a list of his poems, under their dates of composi
tion. Among them are the following, written while the author resided in
Maine, or concerning Maine. Those marked (*), were not included by him
in his works.
1820. *The Battle of Lovell's Pond. 1824. *ToIanthe; * Thanksgiving ;
* Autumnal Nightfall; *Italian Scenery; An April Day; Autumn; Woods in
Winter. 1825. *The Lunatic Girl; *The Venetian Gondolier: *The Angler's
Song; * Sunrise on the Hills ; Hymn of the Moravian Nuns ;* Dirge over a
Nameless Grave; *A Song of Savoy; *The Indian Hunter; *Ode forthe
Commemoration of LoveweU's Fight; *Jeckoyva; * The Sea-Diver ; ?Mus
ings ; The Spirit of Poetry ; Burial of the Minnesink. 1839. The Wreck of
the Hesperus. 1855. My Lost Youth. 1871. The Baron of St. Castine.
1876. Morituri Salutamus. 1876. Parker, Cleaveland. 1879. The Iron Pen.
-Celebration of his seventy-fifth birthday. 1882. See Maine His
torical Society.
-Proceedings on the occasion of his death. 1882. See Maine Histori
cal Society.
-His Early Maine Life. 1882. See Bartol, Cyrus A.
-Memorial Address on, at Bowdoin College. 1882. See Goodwin,
Daniel E.
-Maternal Ancestors. 1882. See Goold, William.
-His Life, Work and Friendships. 1883. See Austin, George L.
-Proceedings on unveiling his bust. 1SS5. See Maine Historical
Society.
-An Old House Wide Awake. 6 : 132. 1887.
47

722 BLBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Longfellow, Henry Wadswoeth, Continued.
 Exercises at unveiling his statue. 1888. See Longfellow Statue
Association.
 Ancestry of. 1889. See Titcomb, Sarah E.
 Statue of, in Portland. 1889. See Curtis, 6. W.
 My Lost Youth, with illustrations by Margaret McD. Pullman. N.
E. Mag. n. s. 2: 577. (1889.) [5565
 Longfellow and His Home. 1890. See Drake, Samuel A.
Longfellow Statue Association.
Exercises at the unveiling of the statue of Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow, Portland, Maine, Sept 29, 1888. Portland: 1888. Svo.pp.
41.
Longfellow, Stephen, Se. 1723-90. Portland, Gorham.
Letter to T. Hubbard, 1771. Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc. 1864-65. [5566
Longfellow, Stephen, LL. D. 1776-1849, Lawyer, Portland.
An Oration, pronounced July 4th, 1804, at the request of the select
men of Portland, in commemoration of the anniversary of Ameri
can Independence. By Stephen Longfellow, Jun. (Engraving.,
Eagle, U. S. A.) Printed by Jenks and Shirley, n. d. Svo. pp.
18, [5567
 Biographical Notice of. 1857. See Willis, William.
 Biographical Sketch of. 1863. See Willis, WiUiam.
 Biography of. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.
Appleton's Ency. Am. Biog. 4: 10., erroneously says "he compiled sixteen
volumes of Massachusetts and twelve volumes of Maine Reports." It
should be, " that these volumes exhibit his ability as a learned advocate, and
his skill as an ingenious dialectician."
Loomis, Haevey. 1788-1825. Clergyman, Bangor, 1811-25.
(Service for Christ, Mark 14: 8.) A sermon delivered in Portland,
June 25, 1823, before the Maine Missionary Society, at their six
teenth anniversary. By Harvey Loomis, pastor of a church in
Bangor. Hallowell: Printed by Goodale, Glazier & Co. 1823.
Svo- pp. 24. [5568
 Commemorative Notice of. 1857. See Sprague, William B.
Loomis, Justin Eolph, LL. D. Tutor and professor Colby University,
1836-52.
Abstract of lectures on anatomy and physiology; for the use of the
Junior class in Waterville College. Waterville: E. Maxham,
Printer- 1848. Svo. pp. 61. [5569
 The Elements of Geology; adapted to the use of schools and col
leges, with numerous illustrations. Boston: Gould & Lincoln.
1852. 12mo. pp. 198. [557O

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" LoEANA." Pseud- See Soule, Charles.
LoED, John, LL. D. 1810-94. Clergyman, Stamford, Conn.
The Christian Philosopher and Metaphysician. A series of tracts, to
be composed of reviews and essays upon anthroposophy, and its
correlative subjects. By John Lord. Portland: James S. Staples,
Printer. 1852. 12mo. [5571
Consists of a number of tracts or essays each having a separate title-page
with separate imprints and paged separately but bound under this one title.
It contains review of Dr. Dwight's address before the *. B. K. Society,
Alpha of Maine, Sept. 6, 1849; also letters to Rev. W. B. Hayden, and a review
of his discourse entitled " The New Jerusalem, the Church of the Future."
 The same. No. 2. Addressed to the literati of the city of Port
land of Maine. Portland: Foster & Gerrish. 1851. 12mo. pp. 24.
[5572
 An Essay of the rationale of the doings of chloroform. By John
Lord. Portland: James S. Staples, Printer. 1852. 12mo. pp. 23.
[5573
LoED, John P.
Reference Book of the State of Maine for the year of our Lord 1845.
Boston: Printed by White, Lewis and Potter. 1844. 24mo. pp.
139, (1.) [5574
 The Maine Townsman, or laws for the regulations of towns: with
forms and judicial decisions adapted to the revised statutes of
Maine. By John P. Lord. Boston: Printed by White, Lewis &
Potter. 1844. [5575
 The same. Second edition. Portland: Published by Sanborn &
Carter. 1846. 16mo. pp. 372. [5576
 The same. Third edition. 1847. 16mo. pp. 495. [5577
LoED, Thomas Newman. 1807-84. Clergyman, Biddeford, Auburn.
Cause, Character and Consequences of the War with Mexico. A dis
course delivered on the day of the Annual Fast, April 8, 1847. By
Thomas N. Lord, pastor of the Second church, Biddeford, Maine.
Portland : Printed by B. Thurston & Co. 1847. Svo. pp. 16. [5578
 1776-1876. Centennial of the Congregational church in Winthrop,
Maine, September 4, 1876. B. Thurston & Co., Printers. Port
land, Me. Price 25 cents. Svo. pp. 24. [5579 '
 Centennial Address. 1876. See Winthrop.
LoED, Tobias.
Memorial to the governor and council of Maine concerning the in
sane hospital. Augusta: 1868. Svo. pp. 45. [5580

724 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Lord, Trueman C. Ellsworth.
History of Esoteric Lodge, No. 159, of Free and Accepted Masons,
at Ellsworth, Maine, from its organization, Sept. 3, 1870 to Jan. 1,
1891. By Trueman C. Lord. PubUshed by vote of the lodge
Printed by the Hancock County Publishing Company, Ellsworth.
Maine. 1891. 12mo. pp. 37. [5581
LOED, W. F.
History of Berwick. 1872. See Sanford, Everts & Co.
LoEiNG, Amasa. 1813-90. Clergyman. 6. North Yarmouth, d. Dover.
A History of Shapleigh. By Rev. Amasa Loring. "What our
fathers have told us, we will not hide from the Children." Port
land : Printed by B. Thurston & Co. 1854. Svo. pp. 40. [5582
 Historical and Descriptive Sketch of Piscataquis County. 1879.
See Howard, R. H.
 History of Piscataquis County. From its earliest settlement to
1880. By Eev. Amasa Loring.
" The hills are dearest which our childish feet
Have clambered the earliest; and the streams most sweet
Are ever those at which our young lips drank —
Stooped to their waters o'er the grassy bank. "
Whittiek.
Portland, Maine: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham. 1880. Svo. pp. 304.
(County map.) [5583
Contains brief historical and general accounts of Abbot, Atkinson, Barn
ard, Blanchard, Brownville, Dover, Foxcroft, Guilford, GreenvUle, Kings
bury, Medford, Monson, Milo, OrneviUe, Parkman, Sangerville, Sebec, Shir
ley, Wellington, Williamsburg, Katahdin Iron Works, No. 4, Range 4, Bower-
bank. EUiottsville, No. 8, R. 8.
 Necrology of North Yarmouth, 1736 to 1762. O. T. 8: 1105. [5584
 A Venerable Tabernacle. By Eev. A. Loring of North Yarmouth.
(Harpswell meeting-house.) Me. Eec. 1:85. (1884.) [5585
 Major Samuel Denny. Me. Eec. 1 : 187. (1884.) [5586
 With Marston, Martha. Nathaniel Drinkwater, A. B. (North
Yarmouth.) Westcustogo Chronicle. 1:1. (1885.) [5587
 The Four Judges of North Yarmouth. Read before the Maine His
torical Society, May 20, 1886. Me. Hist Soc. Coll. 2d ser. 1 : 57.
(1890.) [558S
The judges were Jeremiah Powell, James Mason, David MitcheU and John
Lewis.
LoEiNG, Iseael. 1682-1772. Clergyman, Sudbury, Mass.
The Duty Which Ministers and their People Mutually Owe to Each
Other, considered. A sermon preached at the ordination of the
Rev. Mr. Gideon Eichardson, at Wells, Feb. 27, 1754. By Israel
Loring, M. A., pastor of the West church in Sudbury.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 725
John 21 : 16, 16. Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these?
Feed my lambs. . . . Feed my sheep. 1 Cor. 4:1. Let a man so account
of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the mysteries of God.
Psal. 133: 1,3. Behold, how good and how pleasant it is, for brethren to
dwell together in unity. Then the Lord commanded the blessing, even life
for evermore.
Boston: Printed by S. Kneeland. 1754. Svo. pp. (2), 26. [5589
Loring, Levi. 17S4-1S60. Clergyman, Buxton, 1817-35.
A Sermon preached atthe dedication of the new meeting house in
Buxton, November 8, 1820. By Levi Loring, Junior, pastor of
the Congregational church in that place. Portland: Printed by
Arthur Shirley, No. 11 Jones' Row. 1821. Svo. pp. 16. [5590
 Sermon on the death of Rev. Paul Coffln, 1821. See Fletcher,
Nathaniel H.
 The Origin, Evils and Remedy of Intemperance. An address delivered
in Buxton, April 10, 1826, by Levi Loring, pastor of the Congre
gational church in Buxton. Published by request. Portland:
Shirley & Hyde. Printers. 1828. 12mo. pp. 21. [5591
 Address before the Temperance Society in Limington, February 4,
1834. By Levi Loring of Buxton. Portland: Arthur Shirley.
1834. Svo. pp. 16. [5592
Lossing, Benson John, LL. D. 1813-91. Author, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
The Pictorial- Field Book of the Revolution; or illustrations by pen
and pencil, of the history, biography, scenery, relics, and tradi
tions of the war for Independence. By Benson J. Lossing. With
eleven hundred engravings on wood, by Lossing and Barritt,
chiefly from original sketches by the author. In two volumes.
New York: Harper and Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square.
1850. roy. Svo. Vol. I. pp. 783. Vol. II. pp. 772. [5593
Arnold's expedition to Quebec, with map of route, and engraving of
Norridgewock FaUs, 1: 190; biographical sketch, portrait and autograph of
Gen. John SuUivan, 272; burning of Falmouth, 671; Penobscot expedition,
694; biographical sketch of Gen. Peleg Wadsworth, 594; biographical sketch,
portrait and autograph of Gen. Henry Kuox, 2: 632-3; capture of the Mar-
garetta, 637.
 History of the United States Navy- Harp. Mag. 24:159. (1862.)
(IUus.) [5594
Contains sketch and portrait of Edward Preble, and accouutof contest
between the Enterprise and Boxer. 1813.
 Scenes in the War of 1812. XI. Privateering. Harp. Mag. 29 : 596.
(1864.) [5595
Contains sketch and portrait of Henry Van Meter of Bangor.
 Xhe Pictorial Field-Book of the War of 1812 ; or illustrations, by
pen and pencil, of the history, biography, scenery, relics and
traditions of the last war for American Independence By Ben
son J. Lossing. With several hundred engravings on wood, by
Lossing and Barritt, chiefly from original sketches by the author.

726 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Lossing, Benson John, LL. D., Continued.
New York: Harper and Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square.
1869. Eoy. Svo. pp. 1084. [5596
Bangor, pp. 900,911; Castine, 897, 908; Eastport, 890; Hampden, 898; Port
land, 718; Sketch and portrait of Edward Preble, 119; Sketch of Joseph
Treat, 807.
LoTHEOP, Samuel Kiekland, D. D., LL. D. 1804-86. Clergyman,
Boston.
Memoir of Samuel Appleton of Boston. Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc.
7: 18. (1859.) [5597
Notices of his residence In Appleton, about 1790, and his presentation of a
bell to the town nearly sixty years after.
LouBAT, Joseph Feedinand, LL. D. New York.
The Medallic History of the United States of America. By J. F.
Loubat, LL. D., member of the New York Historical Society,
corresponding member of the Massachusetts Historical Society,
Knight Commander of St. Stanislaus of Eussia, Knight Com
mander of the Second Class of Wasa of Sweden, Knight of
the First Class of the Crown of Frederick of Wiirttemburg,
Knight of the Legion of Honor of France, Knight of the Crown
of Italy. With 170 etchings by Jules Jacquemart. Vol. I. Text.
New York : Published by the author. 1880. fol. pp. Ixix, 478.
[5598
Commander Edward Preble. Number of text, 23. Number of plate, xxiv.
Naval operations agaiust Tripoli; description of medal, p. 135. Biographical
sketch Edward Preble, 135. Resolutions of Congress voting on a medal to
Comm.inder Preble, March 3, 1306, p. 136. President Thomas Jefferson to
Congress, Feb. 20, 1806, p. 136. Commodore Preble to the Secretary of the
Navy, September 1, 1804, p. 137. R. Smith to George Harrison, June 26, 1805,
p. 150.
Love of Cheist, or the Christian's motive.
That ye, being rooted and grounded in love.
May be able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth, and length,
and height;
And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might
be filled with all the fulness of God. Eph. 3:17-19.
Portland: From the Press of Southworth Brothers. 1879. 16mo.
PP- 11- [5599
Lovell. Incorporated 1800.
By-laws of Delta Lodge, No. 153, at Lovell, Maine. Chartered
May 5, 1869. Portland: Stephen Berry, Printer. 1870. 16mo.
PP- 10- [5599a
Lovell, Enoch, and famUy, Brewer. 1890. See Porter, J. W.

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Lovell, Solomon. 1732-1801. Weymouth, Mass.
Journal of Penobscot expedition, and life of. 1881. See Weymouth
Historical Society.
Lovejoy, Elijah Paerish. 1808-37. Clergyman, Alton, 111.
An Oration deUvered at China (Maine), July 4th, being the 50th an
niversary of American Independence. HaUoweU: 1826. Svo.pp.
^*- [5600
Lovejoy, Joseph Cammet. 1805-71. Clergyman.
An Address deUvered before the Penobscot Association of Teachers,
and friends of popular education, at Bangor, December 26, 1838!
By Rev. J. C. Lovejoy. Bangor: Pub. by the association. Samuel
S. Smith, Printer. 1839. Svo. pp. 16. [5601
 Speech of Rev. J. C. Lovejoy, before the committee of the Legisla
ture of Mass., on the petition of Thomas H. Perkins and others, for
the repeal of the liquor law, March 15, 1853. Authorized edition.
Boston: Published by R. C. Nichols and H. W. Muzzey, 15 State
St C. C. P. Moody, Printer, n. d. (Copyright, 1853.) 12mo. pp
22. [5602
Concerning workings of the law in Maine.
 Speech of Eev. J. C. Lovejoy, before the Legislative Temperance
Society, March 30, 1853. n. t. p. 12mo. pp. 12. [5603
Lovewell, Alpheus B. 1821-85. Clergyman, Bolster's Mills.
A Historical and Ecclesiastical Miscellany. By Eev. A. B. Lovewell
(of the Maine Conference). " Add to your faith, — knowledge."
Portland: Press of Elwell, Pickard & Co. 1868. 12mo. pp. 24. [5604
Lovering, Abigail. Oxford.
Centennial Celebration of her birthday. 1875. See Fuller, Ben
jamin A. G.
Lowden, George E. Lewiston.
Sermon at his funeral. 1887. See Hayes, B. F.
Low, Nathanael. b. Ipswich, Mass., 1740. d. Berwick, 1808.
His series of almanacs commence in 1762 and was continued annually with
the omission of the year 1766, untU his death. The issue for 1786 gives
notice of his removal from Ipswich to Berwick.
An Astronomical Diary; or almanack for the year of the Christian
sera 1786. Being the second year after bissextile or leap year, and
the tenth of the Independence of America- Wherein are con
tained, the lunations; eclipses; aspects; judgment of the weath
er; sun and moon's rising and sitting; moon's place; time of high
water; vulgar notes; planets; aspects; signs; nodes, &c. — Times
of holding courts in the four northern states, also in Vermont ;
Massachusetts scale of depreciation; a table of the weight and

728

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Low, Nathanael, Continued.
value of gold and silver, as lately altered; A method to find bees
in the woods; anecdotes; roads; innholders, with other useful and
necessary matters, &c. Calculated for the meridian of Boston in
America. Latitude 42 deg. 25 min. North. By Nathanael Low.
When first the World in all its glory shone.
E'er sin was born or man was yet undone.
One universal Paradise was seen.
And Earth with Heaven might justly claim a-kin.
But when th' offence its baneful influence spread,
All Nature sicken'd and its beauty fled;
Disorder reign'd, where comely order dwelt.
And plagues and sorrows by Mankind were felt.
Printed and sold by T. & J. Fleet, in Boston. Where may be had
their Pocket Almanack for 1786, and Massachusetts Register en

larged and improved. 16mo. n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1787. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1788. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1789. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1790. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1791. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1792. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1793. Boston, n. pp,
 The same, for the year 1794. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1795. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1796. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1797. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1798. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1799. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1800. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1801. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1802. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1803. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1804. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1805. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1806. Boston, n. pp.
 The same, for the year 1807. Boston, n. pp.

[5605

Low, Nathanael, M. D. 1792-1883. , . South Berwick untU 1831.
After the death of his father, Nathanael Low. in 1808, Dr. Low continued,
until 1827 inclusive, the series of almanacs instituted by the former.
Low's, An Astronomical Diary; or almanack, for the year of
Christian era 1808. Being bissextile or leap year, and thirty

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 729
second of the Independence of the United States. Calculated
for the meridian of Boston in Massachusetts, being in latitude
42deg. 23m. north. But may serve without any essential variation,
for any of the New England States. Containing all that is usual
in an almanack, and a variety of other matters curious, useful
and entertaining. By Nathanael Low. (Sign of Zodiac.)
"Atheist, use thine eyes.
And having view'd the order of the skies.
Think if thou canst, that matter, blindly hurl'd.
Without a guide, should frame this wond'rous world."
Printed at Boston ; by Munroe ife Francis, No. 10, Court Street,
and Belcher and Armstrong, No. 70, State Street. Sold by them,
and by the bookseUers in Boston; Salem; Newburyport; Port
land, &c., and by booksellers and traders in general throughout
the New-England States. Price 5 dolls per groce; 50 cents per
dozen; 8 cents single. 16mo. n. pp. [5606
-The same, for the year 1809. Boston, n. pp.
-The same, for the year 1810. Boston, n. pp.
-The same, for the year 1811. Boston, n. pp.
-The same, for the year 1812. Boston, n. pp.
—Low's Genuine Almanack for the year of the Christian era, 1813.
Being the first after bissextile, or leap year, and thirty-seventh
of the Independence of the U. States. Calculated for the
meridian of Boston, being in lat. 42d. 23m. N. but will serve for
any of the New-England States. By Nathanael Low. (Sign of
Zodiac.) Boston, Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by
Munroe & Francis, No. 4, Cornhill. Sold also by the other
booksellers and traders in New-England. Price 5 dollars a groce ;
50 cents a dozen; 8 cents single. 16mo. n. pp. [5607
—The same, for the year 1814. Boston, n. pp.
-Low's. The New England Farmer's Almanack, and repository, for
the year of our Lord and Saviour, 1815. Being the third after
bissextile, or leap year, and of the Independence of the United
States the thirty-ninth. Calculated for the latitude and meridian
of Boston. By Nathanael Low, M. D. Sign of zodiac.
" Hail, Agriculture ! by whose patent aid
The deep foundations of these states are laid;
The seeds of greatness by thy hand are sown;
These shall mature with thee and time alone;
But still conduct us on thy sober plan.
Great source of wealth, and earUest friend of man."
Boston: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by Munroe, Fran
cis & Parker, (Proprietors), No. 4, CornhiU. Sold also by the
principal booksellers. Pr. 5 dis. a groce, 50cts. doz. 8 cts. single.
16mo. n. pp. [5608

730 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Low, Nathanael,, M. D., Continued-
 Low's Almanack and Agricultural Register, for the year of our
Lord and Saviour 1816. Being bissextile or leap-year; and the
fortieth year of the Independence of the United States. (Engrav
ing.) Calculated for the latitude and meridian of Boston, lat. 42d.
23m. N. By Nathanael Low, M. D. South-Berwick.
Not that alone which solaces and shines,
Thelrough and gloomy challenges our praise.
The winter is as needful as the spring ;
The thunder as the sun. A stagnant mass
Of vapours breeds a pestilential air:
Nor more propitious the Favonian breeze
To nature's health, than purifying storms.
The dread volcano ministers to good ;
Its smother'd flames might undermine the worlds
Loud -?Etnas fulminate in love to man :
Comets good omens are, when duly scann'd;
And in their use, eclipses learn to shine.
Boston: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by Munroe, Fran
cis <fe Parker, No. 4, Cornhill; sold also by the principal book
sellers and traders in New England. Price 6 dis. a groce, 62 1-2
cts. doz. 9 cts. single. 16mo. n. pp. [5609
 The same, for the year 1817. Boston, n. pp.
 Low's Almanack, and Astronomical and Agricultural Register;
for the year of our Lord and Saviour 1818. Being the second
after bissextile or leap year, and the forty-second of the Inde
pendence of the United States. Calculated for the latitude and
meridian of Boston, Lat. 42° 23' N. Engraving. With sketches
of the great sea serpent, the young serpent, the anaconda, or
land-serpent, &c. By Nathanael Low, South Berwick. Boston:
Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by Munroe & Francis,
No. 4, Cornhill. Sold also by the principal booksellers and
traders in New-England. Price 6 dis. a groce; 62-J- cts. doz.; 9 cts.
single. 16mo. n. pp. [5609a
 Low's Almanac, and Astronomical and Agricultural Register; for
the year of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, 1819. Being the
third after bissextile or leap year, and the forty-third of the In
dependence of the United States. Calculated for the latitude,
&c., of Boston, and the N. England States. (Sign of Zodiac.) By
Nathanael Low, South Berwick. Boston: Published and sold,
wholesale and retail, by Munroe & Francis, No. 4, CornhiU.
Sold also by the principal booksellers and traders in New Eng
land. Price 6 dis. a groce; 62^ cts. doz.; 9 cts. single. 12mo.
n. pp. [5610
 Low's Almanack, and Agricultural Kalendar; for the year of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, 1820. Being bissextile, or leap-

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE. 731
year, and the forty-fourth of the Independence of the United
States. Calclulated for the latitude, &c., of Boston, and the N.
England States. (Sign of Zodiac.) By Nathanael Low, South
Berwick. Boston: Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by
Munroe & Francis, Cornhill, (proprietors of the copyright).
Sold also by the booksellers and traders. Price 6dls. a groce ;
62i cts. a doz.; 9 cts. single. 16mo. n. pp. [5611
 No. LVIII. Low's Almanack, for the year of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ, 1821. Being the first after bissextile or leap-year,
and the forty-fifth of the Independence of the United States.
Calculated for the meridian of Boston, and serving for the N.
England States. (Sign of Zodiac.) By Nathanael Low, South
Berwick. Boston: Published by Munroe & Francis, No. 4, Corn
hill. (Proprietors of the copyright.). Sold also by the several
bookseUers and traders in N. England. Price 6 dis. a groce; 62 J
cts. a doz. ; 9 cts. single. 16mo. n. pp. [5612
 No. LIX. The same, for the year 1822. Boston: n. pp.
 No. LX. Low's Almanack, Mechanic's and Farmer's Calendar, for
the year 1823. Being the third after bissextile, or leap-year, and
forty-seventh of the lodependenoe of the United States. Calcu
lated forthe meridian of Boston; and serving for the N. Eng
land States. Containing besides what is usual in an almanack,
much new, entertaining, and useful information. (Engraving.)
By Nathanael Low, South Berwick. Boston: Published by Mun
roe & Francis, No. 4, Cornhill. (Proprietors of the copyright.)
Sold also by the several booksellers and traders in New England.
Price 6dls. agroce; 62^ cts. a doz.; 9 cts. single. 16mo. n. pp.
[5613
 No. LXI. The same, for the year 1824. Boston, n. pp.
 No. LXII. The same, for the year 1S25. Boston, n. pp.
 No. LXIII. The same, for the year 1826. Boston, n. pp.
 No LXIV. The same, for the year 1827. Boston, n. pp.
Lowell, Abner.
Mount Washington and Other Summits of the White Mountain
Range from Observatory and Western Promenade, Portland.
Sketched by Abner Lowell. Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
16mo. (Folding map.) [5614
Lowell, Charles, D. D. 1782-1861. Clergyman, Boston.
The Christian Spirit. A sermon preached at ordination of Mr.
George Wadsworth Wells, as one of the ministers of the First
Parish in Kennebunk. By Charles Lowell, minister of the West
church in Boston. Cambridge: HiUiard, Metcalf & Co., Printers
to the University. 1827. Svo. pp. 15. [5615

732 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Lowell, Chakles. 1793-1858. Lawyer, Ellsworth.
An Authentic Report of a trial before the Supreme Judicial Court
of Maine, for the County of Washington, June term, 1824. Charles
Lowell vs. John Faxon and Micajah Hawks, surgeons and physi
cians, in an action of trespass on the case, &c. Portland, 1824.
Svo. pp. 29. [5616
See Warren, John C.
 Report of a trial of an action Charles Lowell against John Faxon
and Micajah Hawks, defendants, for malpractice in the capacity
of physicians and surgeons, at the Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine, holden at Machias, for the County of Washington, June
term, 1824. Before the Hon. Nathan Weston, Jun., justice of the
court. Portland: Printed for James Adams, Jr. By David and
Seth Paine. 1825. Svo. pp. 124. [5617
 Lowell's Down-East Commentator, or declaration of independence!
Being a dissertation of the confiicting elements of liberty and
slavery, as they exist under the constitution of the United States ;
By Charles Lowell, member of the Hancock (Maine) bar, a plebeian
Democratic Whig.
We hold these truths to be self-evident — that all men are created equal —
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights— that
among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness— that to secure
these rights Governments are instituted among men, deriving their just
powers from the consent of the governed. Amer. Dec. of Ind.
In the possible contingency of a change of circumstances aud fortune,
and a consequent war of extermination between the two races, God has no
attributes by which he could take sides with us in such a contest. I tremble
for my country, when I remember that God is just, and that his justice can
not sleep forever. Mb. Jefferson.
Ellsworth, Me. : February, 1850. Svo. pp. 24. [5618
 Law and Morals Down East, or a struggle between Democratic jus
tice and aristocratic oppression; by Charles LoweU, a plebeian
Democratic Whig, and poor man's lawyer. Being a vindication
of his character, principles and practice, both as a man and a
lawyer, against the slander, persecution and' robberies of his
malignant and vindictive persecutors. Ellsworth, July, 1851.
 Essay on Hancock County, with a Directory of Ellsworth. Ells
worth, 1853. Svo. pp. 9. [5619
 Maine Light and Eastern Magazine, being a critical review and
general reformer, by Charles Lowell, of the Hancock, Maine, bar.
Aiming at " whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest,
whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things
are lovely, and whatsoever things are of good report, " among the wise
and the good of the earth. . .
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True glory consists in doing what deserves to be written, writing what de
serves to be read, and making the world the happier and better for having
lived in it. . . . Plimy.
Number One. Ellsworth, Maine, January, 1853. Svo. pp. 24. [5620
But a single number was issued. It contains an Ellsworth directory of
professional and business men.
 Man and His Destiny. Men, politics and morals. Poem. Ells
worth, Maine, 1855. 12mo. pp. 12. [5621
 Errors of Great Men, and the dotage of old fogies. Rufus Choate's
letter. Great men are not always wise, neither do the aged understand judgment:
therefore I said, hearken to me, I also will show mine opinion. Elihd.
Being a concise statement of the condition of the country — A re
view of Mr. Choate's letter, and an appendix of essays upon the
present aspect of aifairs in the eastern congressional district of
Maine, together with a specification of the characters and claims
of the candidates for representative to Congress, Foster and
WisweU. By Charles Lowell, of the Hancock bar. Ellsworth,
Maine, August, 18.56. Svo. pp. 16. [5622
 Letter from, 18.56. Bang. H. M. 5 : 23. (1889.) [5623
 An Important Letter to Henry C. Lowell, of Minnesota Territory,
upon the persecutions of his enemies; the mysteries of Provi
dence in the destinies of men; the startling aspects of the times;
the political condition of the country; consequences of slavery;
outrages in Kansas; and the responsibilities of government.
Together with an appendix, containing " Hints to Young Wo
men. " By Charles Lowell, of the Hancock bar. Ellsworth,
Me. : Printed by Nathaniel K. Sawyer. 1857. Svo. pp. 14. [5624
 Lowell's Clincher: being a live magazine of useful and enter
taining matter, interspersed with amusing anecdotes and striking
illustrations: — among the leading papers, are the following: Busi
ness in EUsworth, a controversial pungent essay. Modern Spirit
ualism, as Disclosed in Ellsworth. Woman's Comparative Quali
ties. The Fate of Genius. Advice to Poor Debtors. Make the
Best of Everything. Together with a most eloquent and thrilling
poem on the sad eiiects of intemperance. By Charles Lowell, of
the Hancock bar. Ellsworth, Maine : February, 1858. Svo. pp. 24.
[5625
Lowell, James M.
Trial of, for murder. 1875. See Plaisted, Harris M.
Lowell, Jambs Russell, LL. D. 1819-91. Poet and essayist, Cam
bridge, Mass.
A Moosehea'd Journal. Addressed to the Edelmann Storg at the
Bagni di Lucca. Put Mo. 2: 456. (1853.) [5626

734 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE.
Lowell, Jambs Eussell, LL. D., Continued.
 The same. In "Fireside Travels:" (Seventeenth edition,) 89.
(1890.)
 The Poetical Works of James Eussell Lowell. Household edition.
With illustrations. (Vignette of the Riverside Press.) Boston
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Pictures from Appledore, pp. 347-361. (1 illus.)
Lowell, Joshua Adams. 1801-73. Lawyer, East Machias.
Speech of Joshua A. Lowell, of Maine, on the army appropriation
bill, delivered May 30, 1842. -Washington: 1842. Svo. pp. 12. [5628
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n. t p. 11. p. Svo. pp. 16. [56-30
Lowell, Peudencb.
The Millionaire's Wife. A story of New England society. Phila
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16mo. 2 pi. pp. 19, 400. [5631
The scene is said to be laid at Stockton Springs.
Lowell, William. Roxbury, Mass.
Extract from town records of Wiscasset, Maine. Communicated
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Loyalists feom Maine.
See Curwen, Samuel; also Sabine, Lorenzo.
LuBEC. Incorporated 1811.
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H. M. 3: 186. (1888.) [5634
 Land Grants in. See Eastport.
Luce, Enos Thompson, b. 1832. Lawyer, Auburn, Waltham, Mass.
Handbook of Practice, in the probate courts, of the State of Maine,
containing notes on the execution and probate of wills, duties of
executors, administrators, guardians and trustees : also full forms
of petitions, orders and decrees, with references to the statutes of
1871, and decisions of our courts. By Enos T. Luce, late judge of
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 The same. Revised by John A. Waterman, formerly judge of pro
bate of Cumberland County. With an appendix containing the
assignment and insolvent laws of Maine, arranged as amended ;
and all the decisions of the Supreme Court hitherto rendered in
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PP- [5636
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 Sketch of. ISSS. See Spaulding, J. W.
Ludden, Timothy. 1805-58. Lawyer, Turner, Lewiston.
Reports of cases in law and equity, determined by the Supreme
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 The same. Second edition. McLellan, Mosher & Co., Portland.
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Ludwig, Joseph. Waldoboro.
Sketch of. 1866. See Ludwig, Moses R.
Ludwig, Moses R., M. D. 1799-1871. Physician, Thomaston.
Sketch of Joseph Ludwig, born in Germany, 1699, and settled in
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 Biographical Sketch of. 1872. See Levensaler, H. C.
LuEVBY, C. H. Tremont.
History of Tremont Lodge, No. 77, of Free and Accepted Masons,
Tremont, Maine, from 1871 to 1881. Ellsworth: Campbell Bros.,
Printers. 1881. 12mo. pp. 26. [5641
Lurvey, C. H., and Keene, William R.
History of Tremont Lodge, No. 77, Tremont, Maine, from 1871 to
1891. Svo. pp. 48. [5642
LuTHEEAN Chuech in Maine. 1869. See Pohlman, H. N.
LuTHBEANS, THE. 1840. See Williamson, W. D.
Lyell, Sir Charles, Baet. 1797-1875. EngUsh geologist.
A Second Visit to the United States of North America. By Sir
Charles Lyell, F. R. S., president of the Geological Society of

736 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP MAINE.
Lyman, Sir Charles, Baet., Continued-
London, author of "The Principles of Geology," and " Travels
in North America." In two volumes London: John Murray,
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Chapter HI. Portland in Maine. Kennebec River. Timber trade. Fossil
shells at Gardiner. Augusta, the capital of Maine. Legal prof ession : ad
vocates and attorneys. Equality of sects. Religious toleration. Calvinis-
tlc theology. Day of doom.
Chapter IV. Journey from Portland to the White Mountains. Plants,
churches, schoolhouses. Temperance hotel. Intelligence of New England.
Climate, Consumption. Conway. Division of property. Every man his
own tenant. Autumnal tints. Bears hibernating. WlUey slide. Theory of
scratches and grooves on rocks. Scenery. Waterfalls, and ravines. The
Notch. Forest trees and mountain plants. Fabyan's Hotel. Echo.
Lygonia. Province of. (1885.) See Banks, Charles E.
Lyman. Incorporated 1778.
History. 1872. See Sanford, Everts & Cc
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 Programme of the dedication services of the Congregational church,
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Maine. Standard Print. Biddeford. n. d. 24mo. pp. 8. [5645
 The Confession of Faith and Covenant of the Congregational church
in Lyman, Maine, n. t. p. n. d. 16mo. pp. 4. [5646
Lyman, Asa. 1776-1836. Clergyman, Bath, 1806-8.
Christ's Watchman. A sermon delivered in North Yarmouth,
(Maine), at the installation of the Reverend John Dutton, over
the church in the second territorial parish in that place, October
1, 1S06, at which time the church was organized. By Asa Lyman,
A. M., pastor of one of the churches in Bath, (Maine). Published
by particular desire.
" Thy watchman shall lift up the voice." Pbophet Isaiah.
"But watch thou in all things."
"If the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself for
the battle?" Apostle Paul.
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 The American Reader : or elegant selections of pieces in prose and
poetry. Designed for the improvement of youth in the art of
reading and speaking with propriety and beauty, and for the
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OP MAINE. 737
 The same, under the following title :
The American Reader: containing elegant selections in prose and
poetry. Designed for the improvement of youth in the art of read
ing and speaking with propriety and beauty, and for the cultiva
tion of a correct moral taste. Particularly for the use of schools.
By Asa Lyman, A. M. Second edition.
"Train up a child in the way he should go." Solomon.
-' Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined." Pope.
Portland, (Maine): Published and sold by A. Lyman & Co. Sold
also by the booksellers generally throughout the United States.
1811. 16mo. pp. 300. [5649
Lyman, Henry.
Sermon on his death. 1835. See Woods, Leonard.
Lyman, T.
Sermon at interment of. 1810. See Hemmenway, Moses.
Lynch, John. 1825-18 — . Portland.
Personal Sketch of. 1867. See Mansfield, J. B.
 National Finances and a Resumption of Specie Payments. Speech
of Hon. John Lynch, of Maine, delivered in the House of Repre
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Bailey, Reporters and Printers of the debates of Congress. 1868.
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Lynde, John Hbrr. 1827-74. Journalist, Bangor.
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Lynn, David, and others. Windsor.
Trial of David Lynn, Jabez Meigs, Elijah Barton, Prince Cain,
Nathaniel Lynn, Ansel Meigs, and Adams Pitts, for the murder
of Paul Chadwick, at Malta, in Maine, on Sept. 8, 1809, before
the Hon. Theodore Sedgwick, LL. D., Hon. Samuel Sewall, LL.
D., Hon. George Thatcher, Hon. Isaac Parker, Justices of the Su
preme Judicial Court, held at Augusta, by adjournment, Nov. 16,
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For an account of this murder and trial see Sheppard, John H., Life of
Samuel Tucker, pp. 202-215.
48

738 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MAINE,
 The Trial of David Lynn, Price Kein, Jabez MeiggSj Elijah Bar
ton, Adam Pitts, Ansel Meiggs, and Nathaniel Lynn. Indicted
for murder of Paul Chadwick. Containing a compendious, but
clear and full statement of all the evidence: together with a cor
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Urania. Or a choice collection of psalm-tunes, anthems and hymns,
from the most approv'd authors, with some entirely new: in two,
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This b ook was much larger than any work of the kind that had been pub
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Urania: or a choice coUection of psalm tunes, anthems and
hymns Irom the most approved authors, with some entirely new.
(Second edition.) PhUadelphia, 1763.
" — The Saint's Daily Assistant; Or meditations for morning and even
ing for every day in the year; each founded on a particular text
of scripture. Adapted to the devotions of the family and closet.
In twelve numbers. By James Lyon, A. M., pastor of the church
at Machias. Number 1. Lovest thou me?-Feed my lambs. John
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Poems of Places, and in selections from the sermons and poems
of the author, Philadelphia, 1868.
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