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OBEDIENCE 


O    — .    Observations  on  the  mineral  waters  in  the  southwest 
ern  part  of  Vu. ;  letters.     1'liila.,  1843.  8°.    (B  1564) 
O.,  F.      The  government  is  an  effect,  not  a  cause,  of  the     i 

situation  of  every  country.   Boston,  1819.  8U.  (B  448)    i 
O.,  J.  II.     Letter  to  a  clergyman  of  the  Church  of  Eng.  on 

a  belief  in  evangelical  doctrines,    n.p.,  [ISl-?].  8". 

(B  1359) 
-    HOXVDKN,  J.     Letter  from  a  churchman  to  his   friend 

in  New  Haven,  cont.  strictures  on  a  pamphlet  signed 

,1.  11.  O.     New  Haven,  1808.  8°.     (B  290) 
O.,  Jo/.eiiiie.      Wajdelotka  czyli  dolina  Aleksoty, 

powiesc.     \Varszawa,  1844.  3  torn.   IS". 
O.,  X.     Etudes  philologiqu.es  sur  quelques  langues 

sauvages  do  I'Amerique.    Montreal,  I860.  8°. 
O.,  It.     Short   questions  and   answeares,  cont.  the 

summe  of  Christian  religion.    Loud.,  1600.  8°. 
O.,   W.       New    llebrew-Eng.   lexicon.      London, 

S.  Bagster,  1845.   10°. 
O.,  Y.;  a  Danish  romance;   by  II.  C.  Andersen. 

X.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

O  temporu.     I'hila.,  1803.  12°.     (D  35) 
Oa.hu  fountain;  pub.  by  the  Oahu  Temperance  Soc.,  Jan. 

1-Oct.  1.     Honolulu,  1847.  4".    (E  168) 
Oak,  The.     MICHAI:X,  A.     Ilistoire  des  chcnes  de 

1'Amerique.     Paris,  1801.   f°. 

—  LINCOLN,  B.     Remarks  on  the  cultivation  of  the  oak. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  11.  1814.) 
Oak  openings,  The  ;  or,  The  Bee-hunter  ;  by  J.  F. 

Cooper;  illust.  by  Darley.     X.  Y.,  1864.  8". 
Oak  Orchard.     MKRCIIANT.  O.  W.     History  and  analysis 

of    Oak    Orchard    acid   mineral   springs.      Buffalo, 

1850.  8".     (C  270) 
Oakeley,  Frederick.     Historical  notes  of  the  tracta- 

rian  movement,  1833-45.     London,  1865.  12°. 

—  Position    of   a   Catholic    minority   in    a    non-Catholic 

country.     (In  Manning,  II.  E.     Essays.  1865.) 
Oakes,  C.  II.       Who's   who    in    1851,    53-55,    59. 

London,  n.d.  4  v.   f". 
Oakes,  John.     Description  of  a  self  recording  instrument 

for  taking  the  sun's  altitude  without  an  artificial  or 

natural    horizon.      (In  Amer.  Assoc.    1'roc.,  v.  13. 

IStiO.) 
Oakes,  Urian.     New  England  pleaded  with  to  consider  the 

things  which   concern    her   peace;  sermon,  May  7. 

Camb.,  1673.  4".     (B76) 
Oakes,   Win.      Scenery  of  the  White  Mts. ;    with 

plates    from    the    drawings    of    I.    Sprague. 

Boston,  1848.   4". 
Oakfield ;  or,  Fellowship  in   the  East;  by  W.  D. 

Arnold.     Boston,  1855.  12". 
Oakley,  Henry  A.      Outline  of  a  course  of  Eng.  reading, 

based  on  that  prepared  for  the  Merc.  Lib.  Assoc.  of 

X.  Y.,  by  Kent;  with  add.  by  C.  King.    X.  Y.,1853. 

8".    (C  199) 
Oakley,  AVr.  J.      The   'religious    difficulty'  in   education. 

(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1866.) 
Oasis,  The;    ed.  by    Mrs.  L.  M.  Child.      Boston, 

1834.  12". 
Dates,  Titus.     True  narrative  of  the  plot  and  conspiracy  of 

the  Popish  party.     London,  1679.  f°.    (A  53) 

—  ELLIOT,  A.     Modest  vindication  of  O.  from  perjury. 

London,  1682.  f°.    (A  53) 

—  HLK  and  cry  after  O.     London,  1681.  f°.    (A  53) 

—  L'KsTRANGE,  11.      Discovery  upon  discovery,  in    de 

fence  of  O.  against  B.  W.'s  libellous  vindication  of 
him.  2d  ed.  London,  1680.  4°.  (B  10,  12) 

Further  discovery  of  the   plot;    ded.  to  O.    4th  ed. 

London.  16S1.  4".    (B  10,  12) 

—  LETTER  from  a  friend  in    London  to  another  at  Sala 

manca.     London,  1681.  f°.     (A  53) 

—  MANIFESTO;  or.  The  complaint  of  O.  against  the  doc 

tor  of  Salamanca  and  the  same  doctor  against  O. 
London,  168:5.  f».  (A  53) 

-  MEMOIRS  of  O.    (In  Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts.    2d 
ed.,  v.  9.  1813.) 

—  SALAMANCA  doctor's  comment  upon  the  proclamation 

for  apprehending  Col.  J.  Rumsey  and  others  for 
conspiring  to  kill  the  king.  Lond.,  1683.  f°.  (A  53) 

—  VINDICATION  of  O.from  'Hue  and  cry'.  London,  1681. 

f°.    (A  53) 

—  W..  B.     Additional  discovery   of   R.  L'Estrange,  his 

'Further  discovery  of  the  Popish  plot'  wherein  O. 
and  the  King's  evidences  arc  vindicated.  London, 
1680.  f°.  (A  53) 

2T2.    (22.  10.  78.) 


Oaths. 


,  PENN,  W.  Treatise  of  oaths.  [1675.1  (In 
hi-.  .Select  works,  v.  2.  1782.) 

—  MISOIU-LS,  pxeud.     The  Anti-Quaker;  or,  Answer  to 

'A  treatise  of  oaths',  subscribed  by  a  jury  of  12 
Quakers,  W.  Peon,  [and  others].  London,  1676  4" 
(0284) 

-  SANDERSON,  11.,  Bp.  of  iMndon.     De  jununenti 

promissorii  obligatione.      Londini,  1G76.  f". 
Same.     Londini,  16'J6.  8". 

-  WILLARD,  S.      Brief  dise.  cone,  the  ceremony 

of  laying  the  hand  041  the  Bible  in  swearing. 

London,  1689.  4". 
Same.    (In  Whitmore,  W.  II.     Andros  tracts.  1868. 

Prince  Soc.) 
Fear  of  an  oath;  sermon,  Jan. 30, 1700.     Boston, 1701. 

16".    (C  51) 

-  LA    PLACKTTE,    J.      Truite   du   sermeiit.      La 

Haye,  1701.  111". 

—  OATHS  appointed  to  be  taken  instead  of  the  oaths  of 

allegiance  and  supremacy  and  declaration,  1702. 
(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc  ,  1858-60.) 

-  BOULTER,  H.      Obligation  of  the  oaths  to  the  govern 

ment  and  the  pretences  for  breaking  them,  July  31. 
London,  1716.  8".  (B  56) 

—  REYNOLDS,  T.     Hardships  occasioned  by  the  oaths  to 

the  present  government.  4th  ed.  London,  1716.  8". 
(C71,  285) 

• —    GUEE.N,  K.     The  benefit  of  oaths  to  civil  society;  ser 
mon,  July  5,  1744.     [London,]  1745.  4°.     (B  56) 

—  DV.MONU,  J.    Oaths  ;  their  moral  character  and  effects. 

Phila.,[18-J-  12°.    (B  1770) 

-  BKNTHAM,  J.      Needlessness,  etc.,  of  an   oath. 

London,  1817.  8°. 

—  JOHNSON,   \V.    L.      Xature,    use,   and   lawfulness    of 

oaths;  disc.,  Oct.  19,  1823.  Trenton,  1824.  8°.  (B 
1779,  W  3) 

-  LEWIS,   E.      Dissertation    on   oaths.      Phila., 

1838.  12°. 

—  Git.  BRIT.     Commissioners  [on]  the  Oaths,  etc. 

Report.     London,  1867.  8". 

History. 

-  TYLER,  J.  E.     Oaths,  their  history,  etc.     Lon 

don,  1834.  8". 
Set  alto  Swearing. 

Oatnessiana  ;  or,  Capt.  Ord's  return.  (In  Fraser's  mag., 
v.  77,  78.  1868.) 

Obadiah  of  liar  tenor  a.  Commentaries.  (In  Mishna,  v.  1. 
1698.) 

Obadiah.     See  Bible  (p.  281). 

Obando,  maty,  de.  Carta  sobre  la  inundacion  del  Calico,  y 
terremotos,  etc.,  de  Limn.  (In  Valladares,  A.  Se- 
manario  erudito,  v.  16.  1788.) 

Obe  River.  BALAK,  J.  Voyage  to  Sibier  and  the  Oh.  — 
HfRROL'till,  S.  Voyage  towards  the  Ob.  1556.  (In 
Hakluyt,  It.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1809.) 

Obedience.  SANDERSON,  K.  Letter  on  the  meas 
ure  of  obedience  to  be  paid  to  an  usurped  authority, 
[1648?].  (In  D'Oyly,  U.  Life  of  Bancroft.  1821.) 

—  Dt'MouLiN,  P.     Vindication  of  the  Protestant 

religion  in  point  of  obedience  to  sovereigns. 
London,  1664.  4°. 

Sume.     4th  ed.    London,  1679.  4°.    (A  30) 

Sdine.     (In  Bray,  T.    .Papal  usurpation.  1712.) 

Heplie  to  a  person  of  honour  his  answer  to  'Vindica 
tion',  etc.     London.  1675.  4".    (B  1396) 

—  ENQUIRY  into  the  measures  of  submission  to  the  su 

preme  authority.  (In  Collection  of  papers,  pt.  2. 
1688.) 

—  SEASONABLE  reflections  on  [Seller's]  'History  of  pas 

sive  obedience  since  the  Reformation'.  London, 
1689AJO.  4°.  (B4) 

—  PASSIVE  obedience  in  actual  resistance;  remarks  upon 

a  paper  by  G.  Hicks.     London,  1691.  4°.    (B  4) 

—  HOADLY,  B.     The   measures  of  submission   to 

the  civil  magistrate  considered,  in  a  defense  of 
the  doctrine  in  a  sermon  preached   Sept.  29, 
1705.     2d  ed.     London,  1708.  16°. 
Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1718.  16°. 

—  VINDICATION  of  the  Bp.  of  Exeter,  occasioned  by  B. 

Hoadly's  'Reflections  on  his  sermons  of  government'. 
London,  1709.  8°.  (C  231) 

—  BLAOKIIALL,  O.    Answer  to  B.  Hoadly's  Letter.   Lon 

don,  1709.  8°.    (B  100,  C  231) 


OBEDIENCE 


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OBSERVATION 


—  VINDICATION  of  the  Bp.  of  Salisbury  and  passive 

obedience,  with  remarks  on  a  spct-ch  under  his 
name  and  postscript.  London,  1710.  8".  (C  228) 
--  BERKELEY,  U.  Passive  obedience,  or  th«-  Christian 
doctrine  of  not  resisting  the  supreme  power  proved 
and  vindicated,  1712.  (In  hit  Works,  v.  2.  1784; 
v.  3.  1871.) 

—  OBEDIENCE  the  best  charter;  or,  Law  the  only  sane. 

lion  of  liberty;  letter  to  Dr.  i'rice.  London,  1776. 
8°.  (B  379) 

—  FEUEHHACH,  P.  J.  A.     Anti-IIobbes,  oder  iiber 

die  Grenzeii  der  hochsten  Gewalt  und  das 
Zwangsrecht  dor  Burger  gegen  den  Ober- 
herrn.  Giessen,  [1797].  12". 

—  AKULMKNT  on  military  obedience;  by  a  half-pay  offi 

cer.   (In  Pamphleteer,  1820  ;  v.  17  of  B  838) 

—  CIIKINTIAN'S  obligation,  The,  to  obey  the  civil  magis 

trate;  sermon.  Jan.  BO;  by  a  presbyter.  London, 
1827.  8U.  (B  1248) 

—  HILL,  T.     Law;  a  sermon.     Boston,  1846.  8°.   (B  1293) 

—  WAYLAND,  F.     Duty  of  obedience  to  the  civil  magis 

trate;  three  sermons.     Boston.  1847.  8".     (B  1304) 

—  WooniitKY,  A.     We  ought  to  obey  Uod  rather  than 

men.    Concord,  1850.  _SU.    (B  1306) 

—  KICIIAKDSON,  J.     Christian  obedience  to  civil  govern 

ment;     sermon,    llinghum,  Feb.  2.      n.j>.,  1851.  8". 

(B  1300) 

Sre  ulso  Allegiance;  —  Charles  I.   A'ote;  —  Oaths. 
Obedience  due   to  the  present  king,   notwithstanding  our 

oaths  to  the  former;    by  [F.  FullwoodJ.     London, 

]«8y.  4U.     (B  6) 
Obedience  of  H  Christian  man ;  by  W.  Tyndale.    (In  his 

Doctrinal  treatises.  1848.) 
O'Beirne,  James.      New  views  of  the  process  of 

defecation,  and  their  application  to  pathology ; 

with  correct,  of  Sir  O.  hell's  Views  of  the 

nerves  of  the  face.     "Wash.,  1834.  8". 
O'Beirne,  Thomas  Lewis,  lip.     Sermon  at  St.  Paul's, 

N.  Y.,   llrst   Sunday  after   English   churches   were 

opened  on  Uen.  Howe's  taking  the  town.     X.   Y., 

1776.  8".    (B  363) 
—  Sermons.     London,  1799.  8". 

—  Sermons    on    important    subjects.       London, 

1813-21.  2  v.  8". 

—  VINCENT,  W.    A  defence  of  public  education,  in  an 

swer  to  O'U.'s  discourse  at  the  anniversary  meeting 
of  the  charity  children.  2d  ed.  London,  1812.  8" 
(B  1410) 

Obelisks.  FONTANA,  I).  Delia  transportation  del 
obulisco  vaticano  e  dellu  fabriche  di  Sisto  v. 
Koma,  1590.  f". 

-  STUAKT,    J.       De    obelisco    (Jicsaris   Augusti. 

Homa-,  1750.  f". 

Ober,  Robert.  Letter  to  Drs.  Miller,  etc.  [Dated  at  the  be 
ginning  Oct.  2,  1823,  at  the  end  Mar.  10,  1824.1  n.t.v. 
8".  (B964) 

Oberamraergau.  BLACKHUKN,  II.  Art  in  the 
mountains  ;  story  of  the  passion  play.  Lon 
don,  1870.  4". 

-  SKLLAK,  A.  C.     The  passion-play  in  the  high 

lands  of  havaria.     Kdin.,  London,  1871.  Hi". 

—  STANLEY,  A.  1*.    The  Ammergau  mystery ;  or,  Sacred 

drama  of  I860.  (hi  kin  Essays  on  church  and  state. 
1870.) 

-  WATTS,  Mm.  A.  M.  H.    The  miracle-play  at  O.    (In 

her  Art-student  in  Munich,  eh.  4.  18;~>4.) 
Oberlausitzischer   Gesellschaft  der  Wissenchaften.     See 
Uoerlitz. 

'Oberlin,  Jean  Frederic.    Memoirs.    Lond.,  1829.  8°. 
-     Same.   With  introd.  by  II.  Ware,  Jr.     Boston, 

1845.   12". 
Oberlin  College.      FAIHCHILD,  J.  II.     Oberlin,  its 

origin,  prog.,  and  results.     Oberlin,  I860.  8". 
Oberon.     .W  Wieland,  C.  M. 

Oberon,  Konig  der  Ellen  :  ein  Singspiel.    Sff  Wranitzky   I' 
Oberon,  ud.-r  Hug  von  Bordeaux.     (In  Simrock,  K.     iK-ut- 

schen  Volksbilcher,  v.  10.  1864.) 
Oberon'a  vision.     .sVe  Halpin,  X.  J. 
Obertug.     Annales  Oenuenscs.     (///  Muratori,  L  A.     Scr 

v.  6.  1725;  —  ,,,id  in  Pertz,  (J.  II.    Mon.  Germ " 

Her.,  v.  18.  1863.) 

Obi;    or,   The    history    of   three-fingered    Jack,   in 
letters  from  Jamaica.     Worcester,  1804.   12". 
Obituary  notices.     See  Crosby,  X. 


Object  lessons.  CAI.KINS,  X.  A.  Primary  object 
lessons.  X.  Y.,  1870.  8". 

Objections  to  the  project  of  creating  a  vice  chancellor  of 
England.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1813;  v.  1  of  B  838; 
alto  B  1432)  .See  Observations  occas.  by  'Objec 
tions'. 

Objects  of  the  expedition  [to]  the  islands  of  the  Scheldt. 
London,  1809.  8".  (B  785) 

Obligations.  MrKHLEXKiircn,  C.  F.  Die  Lehre 
von  der  Cession  der  Forderungsrechte  ;  nach 
clem  Grundsat/eii  des  rom.  Itechts.  3e  veim. 
Ann.  Greifswald,  1836.  8". 

-  PoTimut,   K.  J.     Traite   des   obligations   scion 

les  regies  tant  du  for  de  la  conscience  que 
du  for  exterieur.  Xouv.  ed.  Paris,  1827. 
2  v.  12". 

Obokiah,  Henry,  und  others.  Narrative  of  five  youths  from 
the  Sandwich  Islands,  now  receiving  an  education 
in  this  country.  X.  Y.,  1810.  8°.  (A  455,  521) 

-  BIOGRAPHICAL  notice  of  O.    (In  Choctaws.    CIIAIITA 

holisso  a  tukla.  1S27.) 
Obolenski,  Yevgenii.  Souvenirs  d'un  exile  en  Sibe- 

rie ;    tr.    par   A.  Gulit/in.     Lp/.,    18(i2.    18". 
Obotrites.     MASCII,  A.  G.     Die  gottesdienstliehen 

Altcrthiimer  der  Obotriten  /u  Khetra.     Ber- 

lin,  [1772].  4". 
—    LKVK/.OW,  K.     Ueber  die  Aechtheit  der  sogenannten 

obotritischen    Runendcnkmaler     -/.\\    Neu  -  Strelitz. 

(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abli.,  1834.) 
Obraz  siwiata.     Warszawa,  1843.  2  v.  8". 
Obrecht,  11  rich.     Alsaticarum  rerum  prodromus. 

Argentowiti,  KJ81.  4". 
—   NICEKON,  .7.  1'.    (Inhia  Mem.,  v.  34.  1736;  and, Germ., 

v.  -J1-.  1761.) 
Obregon,   Marcos  de.     KSPINF.L.  V.     Relaciones  de  la  vida 

del  escudero  M.  de  Obregon.     (Jn  Rosell,  C.     Nov. 

post,  a  Cervantes,  v.  1.  1851.) 
O'Brien,  Edward.     The  lawyer,  his  character  and 

rule  of  holy  life.     London,  1842.   12". 

-  Sa»>c.     Phila.,  1843.  8". 

O'Brien,  Henry.  Hound  towers  of  Ireland,  or 
mysteries  of  freemasonry,  Sabaism,  Budhism. 
London,  1834.  8". 

O'Brien,  John.  Exertions  of  the  O'Brien  family,  at  Machias, 
in  the  Revolution.  (Jn  Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  '2. 
1847.) 

O'Brien,  Matthew.  Mathematical  geography.  (In  Manual 
of  ireoi;.  science,  v.  1.  1852.) 

O'Brien,  Richard.  Message  from  the  Pres.  of  the  U .  &. 
communicating  a  letter  from  R.  O'Brien  [on]  trans 
actions  before  Tripoli.  Wash.,  1802.  8°.  (B  504) 

O'Brien,  Thomas.  Reliques  of  Irish  minstrelsy 
collected  in  Munster,  1645-1834.  MS. 

O'Brien,  Thomas  M.,  and  Diefendorf,  O.  General 
orders  of  the  [U.S.J  War  Department,  18(51- 
63.  X.  Y.,  1864.  5  v.  8°. 

O'Brien,  Wm.  Cross  purposes;  a  farce.  Dublin,  1773.  12". 
(C  146) 

-  Same.    (In  Collection  of  farces,  v.  6.   1792;   and  in 

London  stage,  v.  2.  [182-].) 
O'Brien,  Win.  Smith.     Education  in  Ireland.    (In  Central 

Soc.  of  Educ.     Pub.,  v.  3.  1839.) 
O'Bryen,  Denis.     I'trum   horum?   the   government   or   the 

country?     4th  ed.     London,  1796.  8°.     (B  786) 
Obsequens,  Julius.    Qua>  supersunt  ex  libro  de  pro- 

digiis ;    cum  animadversionibus  J.  Schefferi 

et  supplementis  C.  Lycosthenis  ;  curante  F. 

Oudendorpio.     Lugd.  Bat,  1720.  8°. 

-  S<IMC.      Cum    animadv.    Schefferi    et    Ouclen- 

dorpii  ;     ace.     Snpj)l.    Lycosthenis     cur.    J. 
Kappio.     Our.  Hegnit,  1772.  8°. 

-  De  prodigiis.  cum  suppl.  C.  Lycosthenis.     (In  Maxi- 

mus,  V.     De  dictis,  v.  3.  1823.) 

Observation.  BCKTOX,  W.  Observing  faculties. 
X.  Y.,  1865.  24". 

-  EASTI.AKE.  O.  L.     How  to  observe.     (In  his  Contrih., 

v.  2.   1870.) 

MILIZIA,  F.     Art  cle  voir  dans  les  beaux   art; 
de   Pommereul.      Paris, 


tr.  par   [F.  H.  J.] 

an  6  [1798].  8°. 


OBSERVATION 


O'CALLAGHAN 


-  MrniE,  II.     Popular  guide  to  the  observation 

of  nature.     X.  Y.,   [1832].    1C".     (Harper's 
fam.  lib.,  v.  .57.) 

—  SENEKIER,  J.  Essai  sur  1'art  d'observer  et  de 
fa  ire  des  experiences.  2e  ed.  Geneve,  1802. 
3  v.  8". 

Observateur  hollnndois,  L' ;  ou,  le  -  40e  lettre  de 
M.    Van    **    [J.    X.    Moreau].      La    Haye 
[Paris],  1755-58.  5  v.   12°. 
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(B  934) 
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Kozier.     Paris,  1773-93.  44  v.  8°. 
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tion  see.  Journal  de  physique,  etc. 

Obsjrvations  in  justification  of  the  establishment  of  wet 
docks  in  the  1'ort  of  London.  London,  1817.  8°. 
(B  1746) 

O'o33rvations  leading  to  a  fair  examination  of  the 
system  of  government  proposed  by  the  late 
convention ;  in  letters  from  the  Federal 
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A'ote.    App.,  with  continuous   pagination,   'An 
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-  Samf,icit/toiit  the  Additional  letters,    n.p  ,  1777  [error 

for  1787].  1-2°.    (B65,  613) 
Observations  occasioned  by   'Objections  to  the  project  of 

creating   a   vice-chancellor".     London,  1813.   8°.     (B 

1432) 
Observations  on  a  late  pamphlet,  [Burke's]  'Considerations 

upon  the  Soc.  of  the  Cincinnati'.     Phila.,  1783.  8°. 

(B472,  630,  2512) 
Observations  on  a  late  state  of  the  nation ;    [by  E.  Burke]. 

4th  ed.     London,  1769.  8°.     (B  1706) 
Observations  on  a  letter  from  Noah  Webster,  Jr.;  pub.  in 

the    I'anoplist:    by   an    old    fashioned   churchman. 

New  Haven.  1809.  8°.     (B  2017) 
Observations  on  'A  letter  to  the  Duke  of  Portland',  [on] 

revenue;   [with]   the  state  of  the  distilling  trade  of 

Ireland.     Dublin,  1782.  8°.     (W  29) 
Observations  on  a  pamphlet   [by  J.  Macpherson]  intitled 

'A  short  history  of  the  opposition',     n.t.p.     [Lon 
don,  1779.]  8°.    (B  1521) 
Observations  (in  'A  plan  of  the  London  dock'.     London, 

1794.  8°.    (B  1747) 
Observations  on  contagion;  as  it  relates  to  the  plague  and 

other  epidemical  diseases.     Lond.,  1819.  8°.     (B  866) 
Observations  on  free-masonry;  with  a  masonic  vision ;  by 

a  lady  in  Worcester.     Worcester,  1798,  8°.    (B  530) 
Observations  on  government  incl.  some  animadversions  on 

Adams's  defence  of  the  constitutions  of  the  U.  8., 

and  on  de  Loime's  constitution  of  England  ;  by  a 

firmer  of  X.  Jersey.    N.  Y.,  1787.  8°.     (B  701) 
Observations  on  Ld.  Hath  u  rat's  speech,  Mar.  18,  1817.     (fn 

Pamphleteer,  1818;  v.  12  of  B  838) 
Observations  on  medical  reform.    (In  Pamphleteer,  1814; 

v.  3  of  B  83S) 
Observations  on  Mr.  Burke's  Speech  on  Fox's  India  bill. 

London,  1784.  8°.    (B  1537) 
Observations  on  public  principles  and  characters 

with  ref.  to   recent  events    [in    the  U.   S.], 

November,     n.p.,  1820.  8°. 
Observations  on  several  acts  of  Parl.  [of  4,  6.  7  George  I.] ; 

by  merchants  of  Boston.     Boston,  1769.  8°.     (B  610, 

1094) 
Observations  on  several  authors  and  books  in  the  Eng.  and 

foreign  languages.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1813;  v.  2  of 

B  838) 

Observations  on  the  agriculture,  manufactures,  and  com 
merce  of  the  U.  8.     N.  Y.,  1789.  8°.    (B  417) 
Observations  on  the  commerce  of  Spain  with  her  colonies 

in  time  of  war;  by  a  Spaniard.     Phila.,  1800.  8°.    (B 

1850) 
Observations  on  the  conduct  of  Gr.  Brit,  with  regard  to  the 

negociations    and    other  trans,    abroad.      London, 

1729.  8-°.    (B  757) 
Observations  on  the  different  breeds  of  sheep,  etc.     Edin., 

179J.  8".     (W60) 
Observations  on  the  doctrines  and  uncharitableness,  eti:.,  of 

J.  Parsons  of  Newbury.     Boston,  1757.  8°.    (B  156; 
Observations  on    the   emigration  of  J.  Priestley;    witli  a 

comprehensive   story   of   a  farmer's   bull.     3d  ed. 

Phila.,  1795.  8°.     (C  156) 

Observations  on  the  evil  effects  produced  in  the  human  con 
stitution  by  stimulating  food  and  spiritons  liquors. 

2d  ed.     (hi  Pamphleteer,  1818;  v.  12  of  B  838") 


Observations  on  the  fifth  article  of  treaty  with  America; 

with  an  app.     n.p.,  1783.  8".     (B  674,  682,  1522) 
Observations  on  the  homilies  of  the  Ch.  of  Kng.    London, 

1790.  8°.     (B  1916) 
Observations  on  the  Lord's  prayer,  on  Christian  perfection, 

and  on  prayer  in  general.     Loud.,  1819.  &".     (B  273; 
Observations  on  the  nature  and  use  of  paper-credit.    Phila., 

1781.  8".     (W  54) 
Observations  on  the  new  constitution,  and  on  the  federal 

and    state   conventions;    by  a  Columbian    patriot. 
.  n.t.p.     [Boston?  17—.]  8°.    (B615,  C  265) 

—  Same.     Boston,  X.  Y.,  reprinted,  1788.  8".     (B  701) 
Observations  on   the  original   architecture  of  .St. 

Mary  Magdalen  College,  Oxford.  London, 
1823.  8". 

Observations  on  tuc  peculiar  case  of  the  Whig  merchants, 
indebted  to  Gr.  Brit,  at  the  commencement  of  the 
late  war.  N.  Y.,  1785.  8°.  (B  635) 

Observations  on  the  plan  for  estab.  a  dispensary  and  med 
ical  society.  London,  177U.  8°.  (B  836) 

Observations  on  the  present  financial  embarrassments. 
London,  1831.  8".  (B  931) 

Observations  on  the  presidential  veto,  with  a  plan  for  a 
change  of  the  constitution  rel.  to  this  power.  Bos 
ton,  1842.  8".  (B  1499) 

Observations  on  the  prevailing  abuses  in  the  British  army, 
arising  from  the  corruption  of  civil  government. 
London,  1775.  8°.  (B  368,  1719) 

Observations  on  the  proposition  for  increasing  the  means 
of  theolog.  educ.  at  the  Univ.  in  Cambridge;  [by 
W.  K.  Charming],  Camb.,  1816.  8".  (B  461) 

Observations  on  the  reflections  of  E.  Burke  on  the  Kevolu- 
tion  in  France;  [by  Mrs.  C.  8.  Macaulayl.  London, 

1790.  8°.     (W61) 

—   Same.     Boston,  1791.  8°.    (B  709) 

Observations  on  the  religion,  law,  government, 
and  manners  of  the  Turks  ;  [by  Sir  J.  Por 
ter].  Dublin,  1768.  2  v.  in  1.  12°. 

Observations  on  the  river  Potomack,  the  country  adjacent, 
and  the  city  of  Washington.  X.  Y.,1794.  8".  (W  17) 

Observations  on  the  single  query  proposed  cone,  thechoice 
of  Parl.  men  for  the  city,  n.t.p.  [167  —  ?]  f°.  (A  54) 

Observations  on  the  sinking  fund.     Loud.,  1810.  8°.   (B  786) 

Observations   on  the  utility  of  patents.    4th  ed.     London, 

1791.  8".    (C  56) 

Observations  on  the  whale-fishery,  n.p.,  [1789?].  8°.  (W  17) 

Observations  on  the  writings  of  the  Craftsman,  [by  J. 
Hervey].  London,  1730.  8°.  (B  668) 

Observations  on  thoughts  on  executive  justice;  added,  a 
letter  on  the  same.  London,  1786.  8°.  (C  114) 

Observations  upon  the  conduct  and  behaviour  of  the  Meth 
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1744.  (B  583) 

Observations  upon  the  congregational  plan  of  church  gov 
ernment.  See  Congregational  Churches  in  Mass. 
Convention  of  Minixtern.  (B  16,  194,  1092,  2501) 

Observations  upon  the  Memorial  and  report  of  citizens  of 
Boston,  opposed  to  an  increase  of  duties  on  impor 
tations.  Prov.,  1828.  8°.  (B  1511) 

Observations  upon  the  state  of  the  nation  in  Jan.  1712/.3. 
2d  ed.  London,  1713.  8°.  (B  589) 

Observations  upon  the  statutes,  from  Magna 
Charta  to  the  21st  of  James  i. ;  [by  D.  Har 
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Observator,  pseud.    See  L'Estrange,  K. 

Observator,  The.  Vol.  1.  1702-03;  [by  J. 
Tutchin].  London,  1703.  f°. 

Observatory.  See  Brussels  ;  —  Dudley  Observatory ;  — 
Harvard  College  ;  —  Georgetown  College ;  —  Green 
wich  ;  —  St.  Helena  ;  —  St.  Martin  ;  —  Toronto. 

Observer.  Two  concluding  articles  of  an  observer  [against 
a  national  bank],  n.p.,  [183-?].  8°.  (B  1543) 

Observer,  The  ;  [by  II.  Cumberland.  No.  1-40.] 
2d  ed.  London,  1785.  8°. 

—  Same.    No.  1-152.    (In  Chalmers,  A.    Brit,  essayists, 

v.  41-44.  1810.) 
Observer,  The.     June  3,  1804;  Mar.  2,  1806.     London,  1804- 

06.  f°.    (E  198) 

Observing.     See  Observation. 
Obsopoeus.     See,  Opsopoeus. 
Obsta  Principiis,  pxi-iul.     See  Principiis,  O. 
Obstacle  favorable,  L' ;  en  tin  acte.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  K. 
Obstetrics.     See  Midwifery  ;  —  al*o  Fecundity ;  — Foetus ; 

—  Generative  Organs ;  —  Ovariotomy. 
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Netherland    or.  X.    Y.    under    the    Dutch. 

X.  Y.,  1846-48.  2  v.  8°. 

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^—  Documentary  hist,  of  N.  V.  — Marriage  licenses  issued 
before  1784.     See  N.  Y.  Seiretary  of  State  (p.  2120). 

-  List  of  editions  of  the  Scriptures,  printed  in 

America  previous  to  18(iO.    Albany,  1861.  8". 

-  The    register    of    New    Netherland,    1626-74. 

Albany,  1865.  8°. 

-  N.Y.  colonial  tracts.    Albany,  1866-67.  3  v.  4°. 

Contents.  1.  Journal  of  the  voyage  of  the  sloop 
Mary  from  Quebeck,  1701 ;  with  introd.,  etc.,  by  E.  U. 
CVCnllaghan.  2.  Voyage  of  G.  Clarke  to  America; 
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the  shivers  St.  John  and  Arms  of  Amsterdam,  1659,  63; 
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Occasional  prelude,  An.     Sft  Colman,  G. 
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Occasional  thoughts  on  the  present  German  war.     See  Mau- 

duit,  I.  1761. 
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authors,  etc.     London,  1762.  8".     (B  744) 
Occasional  writer,  The;    an  answer  to  the  2d  manifesto  of 

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Aquarium  ;  wonders  of  the  deep  sea.  London, 

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—  Bt'KMKisTKR,  II.    Per   Ocean.     (In  hix  Geologischer 

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—  FORBES.  E.      The  di>tribution   of   marine  life.      (In 

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—  LANDUIN,  A.       Los  monstres  marins.      Paris, 

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—  SONREL,  L.     See  I'hynt  a!  geoyrapJiy,  below. 

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—  Natural  history. 

Physical  geography. 

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—  LAMARCK,  J.  B.     Hydrogeologie.     Paris,  1802. 

8". 

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the  ocean,  its  coasts,  commerce,  navigation. 
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—  AUHEMAR,    A.    J.       Revolutions    de    la   mer. 

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—  Btu.MEisTKR,  II.     [1855.]     See  Bioloijy. 

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—  SOXREI,,  L.      The   bottom  of  the   sea  ;  tr.  and 

ed.  by  E.  Kich.     N.  Y.,  1870.  16". 

See  al.to  Arctic  Regions  ;  —  Atlantic  Ocean  ;  —  Cur 
rents  ;  —  Gulf  Stream  ;  —  Pacific  Ocean  ;  —  Physical 
geography  ;  —  Sea  ;  —  Water;  —  Waves. 

Ocean  steam  navigation  and  the  ocean  post;   by  T. 

Kainey.     N.  Y.,  1858.  8". 
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voyages  and  discoveries  in    the   South   Sea. 

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—  TORRES  DE  MENDOZA,  L.     Col.  de  doc.  rel.  al 

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—  CALLANDER,  J.     Terra  Australis   cognita  ;  or, 

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Dumpier;  with  view  of  earlier  discoveries  in 
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—  Same,  with  some  alterations .    X.Y.,  [184-].  18". 

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—  DALRYMPLE,  A.     Historical  col.  of  voy.  in  the 

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—  REISKN  nach  den  Sildlandern,  [1628-1738].     (In  All- 

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—  B.AVENEAU  DE  LUSSAX.     Journal  du  voy.  fait  ;\ 

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—  Gl'ERlN,  L.    Navigations  de  Loxier-Bouvet,  Kerguelon, 

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—  PARKINSON,  S.     Journal  of  a  voy.   to    South 

Seas  in  II.  M.  S.  Endeavor,  1768-71.  Lon 
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—  COOK,   ('apt.  J.     Voy.  to  the  Pacific  Ocean  for 

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Indian  and  Pacific  Oceans,  etc.,  [1779-1837]. 
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Ochando,  J).  B.     See  Sotos  Ochando,  I).  B. 
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Ochoa,  Eugenic  de.     Coleccion  de  piezas  escogidas, 
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Contents.    Vega,  L.  de.     Los  milagros  del  desprecio; 

—  Por  la  Pnente  .Tuana  ;  —  Kl  perro  del  hortelano ;  —  Si 
no  vieran  las  mugeres !  —  Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P.    La 
vida  es  sueiio;  —  Casa  con  dos  puertas  mala  cs  dc   Gu- 
ardar;  —  La  dcvocion  de  la  Cruz;  —  Kl  mayor  monstnio 
IOR  zelos ;  —  La  cena  de  Baltazar.  —  Tellez,  G.     Kl  btirla- 
dor  de  Sevilla,  y  eonvidado  de  Piedra;  —  La  beata  Kn- 
atnorada  Marta  la  Piadosa.  —  Moreto,  A.  de.     Kl  desden 
con  el  desdcn ;  —  Kl  valiente  justiciero.  —  Rojas,  F.  de. 
Del  rey  Abajo,  ningimo,  y  Labrador  mas  honrado,  C'arcia 
del  Castanar;  —  Domic  liav  agravios  no  hay  zelos,  y  amo 
criado.  —  Alarcon  y  Mendoza,  J.  H.  de.     La  verdad  sos- 
pechosa.  —  Hoz  Mota,  J.  de  la.    El  castigo  de  la  migeria. 
Solis,  A.  de.     Kl  amor  al  uso.  —  Cauizares,  J.  de.     Kl 
doinine  Lucas.  —  Quintana,  M.  J.  de.     Pelayo,  tragedia. 

-  Epistolario    espanol.      Vol.    1.     Madrid,    1850. 

8°.     (Arihau.  Bibl.,  v.  13.) 

Content*.      Introd.   —  Cibdareal,  F.  G.  de.      Centon 
epist.  —  Pulgar,  F.  de.     Letras.  —  Ayora,  G.    ('arias. 

—  Guevara,  A.  de.     Kpistolas  fatnil.   —  Rhua,   P.  de. 
Cartas.  —  Ortiz,  F.     Kpistolas  famil.  —  Avila,  J.  de. 
Kpistolario  espiritual.  —  Perez,  A.     Cartas.  —  Solis,  A. 
de.     Cartas.  —  Antonio,  N.     Cartas.  —  Cadahalso,  J. 
Cartas  marrueeas. 

-  Tesoro  de  historiadores  espafioles ;  con  in  trod. 

[y  noticias].  Paris,  1840.  8°. 
Contents.  Mendoza,  I).  II  de.  Guerra  de  Granada. 
Portalegre,  cnin/i-  de.  Diseiirso.  —  Moncada,  F.  de. 
Kxpedieion  de  los  ( 'atalanes  y  Aragonescs  eontraTurcos 
y  Griegos.  —  Melo,  F.  de. '  Hist,  de  los  movimu-ntos, 
separacion,  y  guerra  de  Cataluiia,  en  tiempo  de  Felipe  iv. 


-  Tesoro  de  los  poemas  espafiolcs  cpicos,  sngrados, 

y  burlescos,  prec.  de  una  introd.  y  noticias. 

Paris,  1840.  8". 

Content*.  Ercilla  y  Zuuiga,  A.  de.  La  Araucana.  — 
Cueva,  .1.  de.  De  la  Betica  eonciuistada.  —  Vega,  L.  de. 
De  la  Jerusalem  eonquistada.  —  talbuena,  B.  de.  Del 
Bernardo.  —  Virues,  ( '.  de.  Del  MOHM  rrati.  —  Hoieda, 
D.  de.  De  la  cbristiada.  —  Zarati,  F.  L.  de.  De  la 
Invencion  de  la  cruz.  —  Melendez  Valdes,  J.  La  eaida 
de  Luzhel.  —  Reinoso,  F.  .J.  La  inoeeneia  perdida.  — 
Quevedo,  F.  de.  De  las  necedades  y  loeuras  de  Orlando 
el  enamorado.  —  Villaviciosa,  J.  de.  La  mosquea. 

-  Tesoro  de   los  prosadores  espaiioles    desde   la 

form.  d.  romance  cnstel.  hasta  tines  d.  siglo 
18  [con  introd.  y  noticias].  Paris,  1841.  8°. 
Content*.  Siglo  13.  J.  Lorenzo.  —  Don  Alonzo  X. 
Sig.  14.  Don  J.  Manuel.—  P.  Lopez  dc  Ayala.  Sig.  15. 
A.  Martinez  de  Toledo.  —  Kl  marq.  de  Santillana.  —  G. 
Diaz  de  Gamez.  —  H.  G.  de  Cibdadrcal.  —  A.  de  la 
Torre.  —  F.  1'.  de  Guzman.  —  F.  del  Pulgar.  —  M.  D. 
de  Valera.  —  La  Reina  Catol.  Dona  Isabel.  Sig.  16. 
J.  L.  de  1'alacios  Rubios.  —  F.  P.  de  Oliva.  —  A.  de 
Guevara.  —  Luis  Mejia.  —  P.  de  Hua.  —  F.  Cervantes  de 
Salazar.  —  F.  de  Villalobos.  —  A.  Venegas.  —  L.  de 
Avila  y  Zuniga.  —  P.  Me.jia.  —  F.  de  Ocampo.  —  J.  de 
Avila.  —  D.  II.  de  Mendoza.  —  L.  de  Granada.  —  J.  de 
la  Cruz.  —  Santa  Teresa  de  Jesus.  —  D.  de  Kstella.  — 
L.  de  Leon.  —  P.  Malon  de  Chaide.  —  F.  de  Zarati.  — 

A.  Perez.  —  J.  de  Siguenza.  —  A.  Fuenmayor.  —  D.  de 
Yepes.  —  J.  Marquez.  —  Martin  de  Roa.  —  J.  de  Mari 
ana.      Sig.  17.     M.  Aleman.  —   B.  L.  de  Argensola. — 
M.  de  ( '(  rvantes  Saavedra.  —  F.  de  Moncada.  —  L.  V. 
de  Guevara.  —  F.  de  Quevedo  y  Villegas.  —  C.  Coloma. 

—  F.  M.  de  Melo.   —   D.  de  Saavedra  y  Fajardo.  —  B. 
Graeian.  —  J.  K.  Nieremberg.  —  A.  de  Solis.  —  Feijos. 

—  Isla.  —  G.  Mayans  y  SUcar.  —  J.  Cadahals.  —  Cula- 
tayud.  —  J   Vargas  y  Ponce    —  J.  Viera  y  Clavijo.  — 
Clavijo  y  Fajardo.  —  A.  de  Capmani  y  de  Montpalau.  — 
M.  G.  de  Jovi llanos.  —  J.  B.  Munoz.  —  Kl  Conde  de 
Campomanes. 

—  Tesoro    de  los   romunceros   y  cancioneros   es- 

panoles ;   [con  prologo].     Paris,  1838.  8°. 
Contents.     Sepulveda.  —  J.  de  Leyva.  —  M.  Sanchez. 

—  J.  de  Rivera.  —  Lope  de  Vega.  —  A.  de  Alcandete.  — 
L.  de  Gongora.  —  J.  Montemayor.  —  C.  de  Castillejo.  — 
Kl  rey  de  Castilla,  Juan  n.  —  P.  de  Padilla.  —  A.  Perez. 

—  J.  de  la  Kncina.  —  G.  Gil  Polo.  —  F.  de  Quevedo.  — 

B.  de  Aytona.  —  V.  Kspinel.  —  Kl  vizc.  de  Altamira.  — 
B.  de  la'Vega.  —  G.  Cancer.  —  J.  de  Salinas.  —  L.  Mai- 
donado.  —  L.  G.  de  Montalvo.  —  G.  Silvestre.  —  A.  de 
Villegas.  —  D.  Abad  d.  1.  Romances.  —  G.  de  Lonias  y 
Cant.  —  H.  de  Contreras.  —  J.  de  Timoneda.  —  D.  If. 
de  Mendoza.   —  F.  de  la  Torre.  —  J.  de  Mena.  —  C. 
Suarcz  de  Figueroa.  —  L.  de  Camoens.  —  C.  de  Guevara. 
— F.  de  Ludena.  —  Kl  princ.  deKsqtiilache.  —  Kl  infante 
don  J.  Manuel.  —  Gil  Polo.  —  Kl  marq.  de  Santillana.  — 
F.  dc  Ro.jas.  —  L.  de  Viver.  —  J.  Manrique.  —  Vargas. 

—  D.  NuBez  de  Quiros.  —  F.  Saa  de  Miranda.  —  A.  de 
Velasco.  —  B.  de  Alcazar.  —  Kl  Comendador  Kscriva.  — 
R.  Cota.  —  A.  Diez  y  Foucalda.  —  T.  Naharre.  —  L.  do 
Ubeda.  —  Kl  conde  de  Rebolledo.  —  P.  de  Cervantes. 

—  Tesoro  del  teatro  espanol.    Paris,  1838.  5  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Moratin,  L.  F.  de.  Origencs  del  tea 
tro  espanol.  —  Piexa*  drainatlKix  anterior**  a  Lope  de 
Vega.  Catalogode piezas.  —  R.  deCota.  — J.  de  la  Kncina. 

—  A.  de   la  Vega.  —  J.  de  Timoneda.  —  R.  Cota  y  F. 
Anonimo.  —  B.  de  Torres  Xaharro.  —  L.  de  Rueda.  — 
Kojas   —  G.  Vicente.  —  J.  de  la  Cueva.  —  J.  Romero  de 
Cepeda.  —  A.  de  Silva.     (J.  Bermudez.)  —  Tarraga!  — 
Aguilar.  —  G.  de  Castro.  —  M .  de  Cervantes.  —  L.  L. 
de  Argensola    —  A.  Uz  de  Velasco.      2.     Vega,  L.  de. 
Teatro  escogido.      3.     Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P.    Teatro. 
escogido.      4,  5.       Teatro  e*<O(/iito  ilem/e  tl  «i{//o   XVH 
fiaxtti  nuextiox  <tia*.      4.     Tir.so  de  Molina.  —  A.  M.  de 
Mescua.  —  J.  P.  de  Montalvan.  —  L.  V.  de  Guevara.  — 
A.  Moreto.  —  F.  de  Rojas.  —  J.  It.  de  Alarcon.  —  M. 
Fragoso.      5.     J.  B.  Diamante.  —  J.  de  la  Hoz  Mota.  — 
L.  <le  Belmonte.  —  Felipe  iv.  —  F.  de  Leiba.  —  A.  C.  dc 
Aragon.   —  D.  y  J.  de  Figuerva.  —  F.  de  Zarate.  —   K. 
Bailees  de  Cand'amo.  —  A.  de  Solis.  —  A.  de  Zamora.  — 
J.  de  Caiiizares.  —  (J.  M.  de  Jovellanos.  —  V.  Garcia  du 
la  Hucrta.  —  R.  de  la  Cruz.  —  X.  A.  de  Cienfuegos.  — 
L.  F.  de  Moratin.  —   M.  J.  Quintana.  —  F  Martinez  de 
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—  BEUTOI.INI,  F.     Studi  critic!  int.  al  regno  di  Odoacre. 

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Odojefsky,  Vladimir  Feodorovitch,  Prince.  Das  Hohn- 
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Odomarus,  M.  Practica.  —  De  argento  in  aurum  verso.  — 
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An  lapis  philosophorum  valeat  contra  pestem.  — 
Vetus  epistdla  de  metalloriirn  materia  et  artis  imita- 
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O'Donnel,  J.  Case  of  hydrophobia.  (In  Soc.  Prom.  Med. 
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Odontography.     See  Teeth. 

Odorici,  Federigo.  Diss.,  il  codice  diplomatics  del  Capitolo 
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Dello  cpirito  di  associazione  di  alcune  citta  Lom- 
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-  Lnpi  marches!  di  Soragna  Meli  e  marches!  Meli-Lnpi 

prineipi  di  Soragna.     (In  Litta,  P.     Fain.) 
Odorico,  </n  Pnrtlmone.     Due  viaggi.     (In  Ramusio,  G.  B. 
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-  The  Eastern  parts  of  the  world  described.     (In  Yule, 

II.     Cathay,  v.  1.  1866.     Hakluyt  Soc.  Pub.,  v.  30.) 


ODORICO 


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OGILBY 


-  Travels,  1318.     (Tn  Kerr,  R.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1824.) 

-  Voyage  to  Asia  Minor,  Armenia,  etc.    (hi  Hakluyt, 

R.     Col.  of  voy  ,  v.  -2.  1810.) 

Odyssey.     See  Homerus. 

(Economies  royales.     See  Sully. 

(Economy  of  human  life;  [by  II.  Dodslevl.     Lon 
don,  1795.  12". 
Siting.     I'l.  2,  book  1.     n.t.p.  8".     (D  16) 

-  French.      Tr.    by    F.    Desprcfavs.       Lon tires, 

1751.  12". 
(Economy  of  human  life,  Paraphrase  on  part  of  the.     See 

Bowdoin,  J. 
(Edipe  ;  tragedie.     See  Corneille,  1'. ;  —  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A. 

de. 
CEdipe  aColonne;  trag.;  par  J.  F.  Ducis.    (In  ftis  CEuvres, 

v.  4.  1818.) 
(Edipe   clifz   Admete;    trag.;    par  J.  F.   Ducis.      (In   his 

<Euvres,v.2.  1818;  —  anil  in  Petitot,  C.  B.    Hepert., 

CEdipus,  A ndrew.  psemf.   The  Sphinx's  liead  broken.    Lon. 

don,  17!t8.  4°.    (A  45) 
(EdipUB ;  tragedy .     X/v  Dryden,  J. 
CEdipus  Ci.lonius.     (Edipna  rex.     See  Sophocles. 
(Edipaa  Judalcus.     See  Drummond,  Sir  W. 
Oehlenschlaeger,  Adam  Gottlob.   See  Ohlenschliiger,  A.  G. 
(Ehrquist,  Daniel  Johann.     Disela  ;etatum.      (In  Linnseus, 

C.     Atnten.  acad.,  v.  7.  1769.) 
Oei-Tching,  putmi.     Lettrc  a  son  ami  IIoei-Tchang  sur  lea 

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Leben  ().  und   die  lleformation  der  Kirche 

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Oelschlegel,  Nicolaus.      Centtiria  controv.  gram- 
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Oelsner,  Ludwig.     Klisabeth   Charlotte,  Hcrzogin   von  Or 
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Contents.  Vol.1.  A-Ezechia.  2.  Ezechie-L.  3 
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-  Bibliotheca  shahiludii ;  Bibliothek  des  Schach- 

spicls.     Lpz..  1844.  8°. 

-  Moniteur  des  dates,  cont.  un  million  de  ren- 

seigcnments  biog.,  geneal.,  et  hist.      Dresde, 
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Content*.  Vol.  1.  A  -  C.  2.  D  -  Holme.  3 
Holing.  -  Meal.  4.  Mean  -  R.  5.  S  -  Wiebek.  6. 
Wiebcl  -  Z.  —  Moniteur  des  fails,  cont.  les  bataillen, 
treves,  traites  de  paix,  congrun,  insurrections,  revolts. 
etc.  —  Tafeln. 

ffixmelin,  Alexnndre  Olivier.     See  Exquemelin. 
Oeyras,   Sebn^tiuo  Jose  Carvalho  e  M<'llo,  contle  da.     See 
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O'Ferrall,  Simon  A.  Humble  through  the  U  S 
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-  Question  of  privilege  raised  by  the  decision  in  the  cnae 

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Offering  of  sympathy  ;  [by  F.  Parkmanl.  2d  cd 
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Official  handbook  of  church  and  state;  by  [S.Red 
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Official  register.     See  United  States. 

Offor,   George.     Introduction.     (In  Bunyan,  J.     Pilgrim's 

Ofllius  Sergianus.  Klegia  de  pulice.    (Tn  Lemaire.    Poetse 

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O'Flaherty,  John  T.     Sketch  of  the  hist,  and  antiquities  of 

the  southern  Islands  of  A  ran,  off  the  west  coast  of 
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N.  Y.,  1815.  8".    (B262) 
Ogden,   —  .       Tour    through    Upper   and    Lower 

Canada,  by  a  citizen  of  the  U.  S.     Litchrield 

1799.   12". 

—  Brief   state   of   the   Province   of   Quebec,    1787       (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  6.  1800.) 

Ogden,  Aaron.    CONCERNING  steam  bouts,  documents     »  « 
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—  NEW  JEUSEV.  AsxrmMi/.     Report  of  committee   Ton! 

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Ogden,  David.  Letter  to  the  claimants  under  Indian  pur 
chases,  Feb.  20,  1767.  (hi  New  Jersey  Hist.  Soc 
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Ogden,  E.  1).  Tariff  of  the  U.  S.,  1840-42;  also 
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-  Tariff  of  the  U.  S.,  1846.     N.  Y.,  1846.  8°. 
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teaching.     Cincin.,  1859.  8". 

Ogden,  Rev.  John  Cosens.  Excursion  into  Bethle 
hem  and  Nazareth  in  Penn.,  1799;  with  hist, 
of  the  Soc.  of  United  Brethren  called  Mora 
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—  Epistolary  correspondence   between   O.   and  S.  Mac- 

clintock.     Portsmouth.  1791.  8°.    (B  157,  1906! 
-   Letters,   occasioned   by  the   publication  of  a   private 
epistolary  correspondence  begun  by  S.  Macclintock 
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—  Sermon,   annual   election,   Concord,   June.    Concord 

1790.  8°.    (B  325,  1906,  W  37) 

—  LAXGDON,  S.    Correction  of  some  mistakes  of  O.  in 

his  late  letters.     Portsmouth,  1792.  8°.     (W  34) 
Ogden,    Samuel.       Sermons,    with    life   by    [Bp  1 

Hallifax.     Dublin,  1788.  8°. 
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Trials  of  O.  and  S.     N.  Y.,  1807.  8°. 
Ogden,  Rev.  Uzal.     Antidote  to  deism  ;  _the  deist 
unmasked ;  or,  An   ample  refutation   of  all 
the  objections  of  T.  Paine  against  the  Christ 
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—  Address  to  persons  at  Elizabeth-town.  Newark,  etc., 

lately  [converted].     N.  Y.,  1785.  8°.     (W  34) 

—  Sermon  on  practical  religion.     Nos.  2  and  3.     Chatham, 

1782.  12°.    (W  441 

—  Sermon,  Hoxbury.  Mar.  19;  funeral  of  Mrs.  E.  Hack- 

ett.    Chatham,"  1781.  4°.    (W  25) 

—  Sermon,    the    reward   of   iniquity,      (fn    Austin,    D. 

Amer.  preacher,  v.  3.  1791.) 

—  Two  disc.,   death  of  Washington,  Newark,    Deo.  29, 

1799,  and  Belleville,  Jan.  5.   Newark,  1800.  8°.  (W52) 
Ogerius  Panis.     .See  Panis,  Ogerius. 
Ogg,  Mr.      Heat.     (In  Soc.   Diff.   Usef.    Knowl.      Library 

usef.  knowl.,  Nat.  phil.,  v.  1.  1829.) 
Ogier  de  Gornbauld,   Jean.      (In    Auguis,    P.    R.     Poetes 

franc;.,  v.  6.  1824.) 

Ogilby,  John.  Britannia.  Vol.  1  :  An  illustration 
of  the  kingdom  of  Eng.  and  dominion  of 
Wales;  by  a  descr.  of  the  roads.  London, 
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—  Same,  revised.     London,  1698.  f°. 

—  Britannia  depicta;  or,  Ogilby  improved.    See  Owen,  J. 


OGJLBY 


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OHIO 


—  America.  1671.     See  Montanus,  A. 

—  Description  and  history  of  Jamaica.     (In  Anderson, 

\V.  \V.     Descr.  1851.) 

—  LIFE.     (In    Soc.   of  Anc.   Scots.     Lives   of   Scottish 

poets,  v.  3.  1822.) 

Ogilby,  Win.  Government  and  the  railways.  (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  IbOT.j 

Ogilvie,  Charles  Atmore.  The  divine  glory  mani 
fested  in  our  Lord  ;  [Bampton]  sermons 
before  the  Univ.  of  Oxford.  Oxford,  1836.  8°. 

—  The  union  of  classical  with  mathematical  studies.    (In 

Oxford  prize  essays,  v.  3.  1830.) 

Ogilvie,  George.      The  master-builder's  plan  ;   or, 

The    principles    of    organic    architecture    as 

indicated    in   the  typical  forms  of   animals. 

London,  1858.  8". 

Ogilvie,  J.   G.     Religious  doctrines   and  sects   explained. 

X.  Y.,  1817.  8°.    (B  449) 
Ogilvie,  James.     Philosophical  essays;   with  notes, 

narrative,  and  appendix.     Phila.,  1816.  8°. 
Content*.     Study  of  mathematical  science.  —  Nature, 
extent,  and  limits  of  human  knowledge.  —  The  modern 
abuse  of  moral  fiction.  —  Supplementary  narrative.  — 
Address.  —  Appendix. 

Ogilvie,  John,  D.D.     Examination  of  the   evidence  from 

prophecy  in    behalf  of  the   Ohr.    rejigion  ;   sermon 

before  the  Soc.  Scofc.  Prop.  (Jhr.  Knuwl.     Aberdeen, 

1803.  8°.     (B240,  845,  1641) 

Ogilvie,  John.     LIFE.     (In  Society  of  Anc.  Scots.     Lives 

of  Scot,  poets,  v.  'i,  pt.  3.  1S22.) 
Ogilvies,  The;    a  novel,    [by  Mrs.  D.  M.  Craik], 

Lps.,  Tauchnitz,  1803.   16°. 
OGilvy,  Gabriel.    Nobiliaire  de  Normandie.   Vol.1. 

Lonclres,  1864.  8°. 

Oginski,  Michal.     Memoires  sur  la  Pologne  et  les 
Polonais,  1788-1815.    Paris,  1826-27.  4  v.  8". 
Ogle,  Charles.     Speech  on  the  regal  splendor  of  the  Presi 
dent's  palace,  Apr.  14.    Boston,  1840.  8°.    (B  1497) 

—  2d   part:    The   pretended   democracy  of  Martin    Van 

Buren.    Boston,  1840.  8".    (B  1497) 

Ogle,  John  W.  Reports.  See  London.  St.  George's  Hos 
pital  (p.  1778). 

Ogle  County,  III.  HISTORY  of  O.  Co.  Polo,  111., 
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Oglethorpe,  Gen.  James  Edward.  New  and  accu 
rate  ace.  of  the  provinces  of  S.  Carolina.  Georgia, 
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—  KAURIS,  T.  M.     Biog.  memorials  of  O.     Bos 

ton,  1841.  8". 

—  IMPARTIAL    account    of    the    late    expedition 

against  St.  Augustine  under  O.      London, 
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—  Another  copy.    (B  920) 

—  LOCKE,  J.     Statement  in  introduction   to  reports  on 

his  expedition  to  St.  Augustine.     (In  Carroll,  B.  It. 
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—  PEAHODY,   \V.   B.   O.     Life  of  O.     (In    Sparks,   J. 

Amer.  biog.,  v.  12.  1844.) 

—  SPALDING,  T.    Sketch  of  the  life  of  O.    (In  Georgia 

Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  1.  1840.) 

—  WRIGHT,  11.     Memoir  of  O.    London,  1867.  8°. 
Oglio  or  Ollio  River.     Ma  p.    Desegno  del  ponte,  et  fortifi 
cation!   fatte  dalli   imperial!  sopra  il   flume  Olio   al 
conlino  del   Crcmonese,    Bressano,   et    Mantovano. 
«./>.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  1921) ) 

O'Gorham,    Richard.      Speech  at   the    Academy  of  Music. 

(In  Hand-book  of  the  Democracy.  1864.) 
O'Hagan,  John.     Belligerent  rights  at  sea.     (In  Nat.  Assoc. 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1861.)  —  Amendment  of  the 

jury  laws  in  Ireland.     (In  1867.) 

—  Chaucer.     (In  Afternoon  lectures,  2d  ser.  1864.) 
O'Hagan,  Thomas,  Attorney  lint.,  for  Ireland.     Address  on 

punishment    and    reformation.       (In    Nat.    Assoc. 
Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  18(51.) 

—  Coleridge.    (In  Afternoon  lectures,  4th  ger.  1867.) 
O'Halloran,    Thomas.       Remarks    on    acute    and 

chronic   ophthalmia,  etc.,  and   on   remittent 
fever.     London,  1824.  8". 

—  Yellow  fever  on  the  south  and  east  coasts  of 

Spain.     London,  1823.  8". 

O'Hara,  Kane.  Golden  pippin.  (In  Collection  of  most 
esteemed  farces,  v.  3.  17U2.) 

—  Midas.     (In    Scott,    Sir   \V.     Hrit.   dr.,  v.  3.  1810;   — 

and  in  Collection  of  most  est.  farces,  v.  2.  17<J2.) 


• —  Tom  Thumb;  a  burlesque  opera.  (In  London  stage, 
v.  '2.  [182-.VJ.) —  Two  misers.  (In  v.  3.) 

O'Hara  family,  talcs  of  The.     See  Banim,  .1. 

Ohio.  Adjutant  General.  Annual  reports  for  1861- 
65.  Columbus,  1861-6.3.  5  v.  8". 

—  Canal  Coininitxiomrn.      Report,  with  aecomp.  docu 

ments.  Columbus.  1824.  8°.  (B  902)  —  Report, 
[Jan.  8].  Columbus,  1825.  8".  (B  902)  —  Dec.  12. 
n.p.,  1825.  (B901,  1108) 

—  Commissioner  of  Statistics.  Ann.  report,  1858- 
61.  Columbus,  1859-62.  4  v.  8". 

—  Convention  of  1802.     Letter  from   T.  Worthington  in 

closing  an  ordinance  passed  by  the  convention,  with 
the  constitution,     n.p.,  1802.  8''.    (B  502) 
See.  also  Politics  (COKRY). 

-  Geologist.        2d    annual    report,    [by    W.    W. 

Mather  and  assistants].    Columbus,  1838.  8°. 

—  Governor.     Annual  message  of  [C.  Anderson], 

1866.     Columbus.  1866.  8". 

—  Legislature.      Legislative  documents,  1850-51, 

53.     Columbus,  1850-53.  2  v.  8". 
Report  of  special  committee  appointed  by  legislature 

on  the  geological  survey  of  O.     Columbus,  1830.    8". 

(E  110) 
Report  of  the  standing  committee  on  the  currency ;  in 

the  senate  by  M.  King,  Jan.  10.     Columbus,    1838. 

4°.    (B  1543) 
NOTICES   of   the  Ho.   of   Rep.  of   Ohio,  Jan., 

1856.     Columbus,  1857.  8". 

-  Secretary  of  State.     Annual  report  on  the  con 

dition  of  common  schools.  1848,  50,  51. 
Columbus,  1849-52.  3  v.  8". 

-  State  Board  of  Agriculture.       5th,   10th -17th 

annual  reports,  1850,  55-62.  Columbus, 
Chillicothe,  1850-62.  9  v.  8". 

Note.    The  12-17th  reports  contain  an  abstract 
of  the  proc.  of  the  county  agricultural  societies. 

—  State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools.     [1st], 

10th  annual  report.  Columbus,  1855-64. 
2  v.  8". 

-  -  Superintendent  of  Common    Schools.       Annual 

report.     Columbus,  1839.  8". 
See  alao  Secretary  of  State. 
Antiquities. 

—  ATVATER,  C.      Description  of  antiquities  in  O.,  etc. 

(In  Amer.  Antiq.  Soc.    Trans.,  v.  1.  1820.) 

—  BRAINEHD.  J.      Fossils  of  northern  O.     (In    Amer. 

Assoc.     Proc..  v.  6.   1852.) 

—  WIIITTLESEY,  C.     Description  of  ancient  works  in  O. 

(In  Smithsonian  Inst.   Contrib..  v.  3.  1S52.) 

Biography. 

—  HIT,I>RETH.  S.  P.     Biographical  and  hist,  me 

moirs  of  the  early  pioneer  settlers  of  Ohio. 
Cincin.,  1852.  8". 

See  alxo  Butler  Co.  ;  —  Marietta  ;  —  and,  back, 
Legislature. 

Description. 

—  HILDRETII,  S.  P.     Original  contrib.  to  the  Amer   pio 

neer,  [1778-1842.     Marietta?]  1844.  8°.     (E  110^ 

—  EXPLANATION  of  the  map  of  the  lands  between  Perm. 

West  line,  the  Rivers  Ohio  and  Scioto  and  Lake  Krie 
Salem,  1787.  S°.  (D  1) 

-  HARRIS,  T.   M.      Journal   of   a   tour  into    the 

N.  W.  territory,  made  in  1803  ;  with  a  geo 
graphical  and  historical  account  of  O.  Bos 
ton,  1805.  8". 

Same.     [Geog.  and  hist,    account  only.    1S03  1     MS 

(B  995) 

—  Kn.iiofR.v.  J.    ()hi( 

bus,  1821.    12". 

-  GENERAL  description  of  the  state  of  O.    n.t.p.  [1826.] 

1- .    (C  277) 

-  HlLDRETH,  S.  P.     Ten  days  in  O.,  1832.     [Pages  from 

the  Amer.  jour,  of  sei.,  v.  25.]     (E  110) 

Observations  made  during  a  tour  in  1835,  to  the  Falls 

of  Ouyiihogn.  [Pages  from  the  Amer.  jour,  of  sci. 
v.  31.]  (E110) 

-  MICHIGAN  sentinel  extra.  1835.      [Documents    rel.  to 

the  boundary  between  Michigan  and  Ohio.]  (B  1495) 


;a/etteer.    7th  ed.    Colum- 


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—  ROBERTS,  S.  W.    On  the  topog.  of  the  states  of  Penn. 

and  O.,  [1848].   (In  Amer.  Assoc.    Proc.,  v.  1.  1849.) 
See  ulyo  Cincinnati  ;  —  Clinton  Co. ;  —  Marietta. 

History, 

-  TAYLOR,  J.  W.      History  of  the  state  of  O., 

1650-1787.     Cincin.,  1854.  8°. 

-  HOWE,  II.    Historical  col.  of  O.,  [1673-1843]. 

Cincin.,  1847.  8°. 

-  HARRIS,  T.  M.     See,  Description. 

—  BUTTERFIELD,  O.  W.    Introil.  cont.  a  hist,  of  the  state 

from  the  discovery  of  the  Mississippi  River,  [1673]- 
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—  AT  WATER,   C.      History    of    O.,    natural    and 

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—  CHAUNCY,  C.      Letter  to  a  friend;    giving  a  concise 

ace.  of  theO.  defeat.     Boston,  1755.  4°.    (B  649) 

—  CHASE,  8.  P.     Sketch  of  the  history  of  O.,  [1787-1832]. 

Cincin.,  1833.  8°.    (A.  43) 

—  ATWATEK,  C.    General  character  and  prospects  of  the 

people  of  O.;  address,  1826.  Columbus,  1827.  8°. 
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-  REID,  W.     Ohio  in  the  war,  [1861-65].     Cin 

cin.,  1868.  2  v.  8". 

See  also  Cincinnati ;  —  Knox  Co. ;  —  Marietta ;  — 
Maumee  Valley  ;  —  Ohio  Citizens ;  —  Seneca  Co. ;  — 
Steubenville;  —also  Soldier's  Aid  Soc.  of  N.  O. 

Natural  history. 

—  DESCRIPTION  du  sol,  des  productions,  etc.,  de  cette  por 

tion  des  Etats-Unis  situeeentre  la  Penn.,les  rivieres 
de  1'Ohio  et  du  Scioto  et  le  lac  Erie.  Paris,  1789.  8°. 
(C87) 

—  WHITTLESEY,   C.      Physical   geology    of    eastern   O. 

(In  Boston  Soc.  of  Nat.  Hist.     Mem.,  v.  1.  1866-69.) 
Seealtso,  above,  History  (ATWATER,  C.    History). 

Politics. 

—  CHASE,  8.  P.    Politics  in  O. ;  letter  to  A.  P.  Edgerton, 

Nov.  11.     [Cincinnati],  1853.  8°.    (B  1505) 

—  CORRY,  W.   M.     Speech,  with  the   proposed  amend 

ments  to  the  constitution,  March  11.     n.p.,  1857.  8°. 

(B 1508) 

Save  the  canals.     Cincin.,  1857.  8°.    (B  1508) 

Ohio,  Prot.  Episc.  Church  in.    See  Prot.  Episc.  Ch.  in  Ohio. 
Ohio,  Soldiers'  Aid  Society  of  Northern.     See  Soldiers' 

Aid  Society  of  N.  O. 
Ohio  Anti-Slavery  Society.     Narrative  of  the  proc.  against 

the   liberty   of   the    press   in   Cincinnati.      Cincin., 

18:i6.  8°.    (B  1120) 
Ohio  Bible  Soc.     He-port  of  the  proceedings.    Marietta,  O., 

1816.  8°.    (B  460) 
Ohio  Canal.     Commencement  of  the   Ohio   Canal,   at  the 

Licking    summit,     July    4.      Lancaster,    1825.     8°. 

(B  1108) 

See  also  Ohio  :  Canal  Commissioners. 
Ohio  Citizens.     Celebration  of  the  47th  anniv.  of 

the  first  settlement  of  the  state  of  O.    Cincin., 

1835.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.     (B  1172) 

Ohio  educational  monthly ;  E.  E.  White,  ed.     Vol. 

14.     Columbus,  1865.  8°. 
Ohio  Falls.    IMPROVEMENT  of  the  Falls,    n.p..  [18461.  8°. 

(B  1605) 

Ohio  Historical  and  Philosophical  Society.   Trans. 

Vol.  1,  pt.  2.  Cincin.,  1838-39.  2  v.  8°. 
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settlement  of  the  North-western  territory.  —  Walker, 
T.  Annual  disc.,  1837.  —  Harrison,  W.'H.  Discourse 
on  the  aborigines  of  the  valley  of  the  Ohio.  —  Perkins, 
J.  II.  Disc,  deliv.  before  the  Ohio  Hist.  Soc.  —  Worth- 
ington,  J.  T.  Essay  on  the  origin  and  progress  of  po 
litical  communities.  —  Nye,  A.  Fragment  of  the  early 
history  of  Ohio  ;  —  Address,  Marietta,  48th  anniv.  of  the 
first  settlement  of  the  State. 

Ohio  Indians.  PENNSYLVANIA.  Commis.  to  Treat 
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report,  n.t.p.  [1753.]  f°.  (A  24) 

—  SMITH,    W.        Historical    ace.    of    the   exped. 

against  the  Ohio  Indians,  1764,  under  H. 
Bouquet ;  Reflections  on  the  war  with  the 
savages ;  Account  of  the  Indian  country ; 
with  lists  of  nations,  fighting  men,  towns, 
etc.  Phila.,  1766.  4°. 

273.    (26.  10.  78.) 


Same.     With  a  preface  by  Francis  Parkman. 

Cincin.,  1868.  8°. 

Note.    For  other  editions  and  Irans.  see  Bouquet, 
II.  (p.  358). 

Ohio  Land  Company.     WALKER,  C.  M.     History 

of  Athens  County,  O.,  and  incidentally  of 

the  O.  Land  Company,  etc.     Cincin.,  1869. 

8°.      (Ohio  Valley  Hist,  ser.,  no.  2.) 
Ohio  Lunatic  Asylum.     3d  annual  report,    n.o.,  1837.  8° 

(B  1132) 
Ohio  Mechanics  Institute.     Report  of  the  3d  annual  fair. 

Cincin.,  1840.  8°.    (B  1185) 
Ohio  River.      CUMINGS,  S.      Western   navigator; 

cont.  directions  for  the  navigation  of  the  O. 

and  Miss.     Phila.,  1822.  2  v.  (v.  1,  a  folio 

vol.  of  maps,  w.).  8°. 

—  ASHE,  T.     Memoirs  of  Mammoth  bones  found  in  the 

vicinity  of  the  Ohio,  Wabash,  Illinois,  etc.      Liver 
pool.  1806.  8°.     (B  685) 

—  ELLET,  C.     Mississippi  and  O.  Rivers;  practi 

cability,  etc.,  of  improving  navigation  of  the 
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—  HILDRETH,  S.  P.    History  of  an  early  voyage  on  the 

O.  and  Mississippi  rivers,  with  hist,  sketches.    (In 

his  Original  contrib.  to  the  Amer.  pioneer.  1844.) 
—  HUTCHINS,  T.      Topographical   description  of 

Virginia,   etc.,    comprehending   the   O.   and 

Mississippi.     London,  1778.  8°. 

Another  copy.     (B  343) 

Same.     Boston,  1787.  12°.    (C  64) 

—  RAFINESQCE,  C.  S.    Ichthyologia  Ohioensis;  or,  Natu. 

ral  hist,  of  the  fishes  [in]  the  O.  River.     Lexington, 

1820.  8°.    (B  954) 
Ohio  River  Improvement  Co.     PENNSYLVANIA.     General 

Assembly.    Act  to  incorporate  the  Co.    Phila. ,1855. 

8°.     (B  1605) 

See  also  Ohio  Falls  ;  —  Ohio  Valley. 

Ohio  Theological  Seminary.    Statement  relative  to  an  in 
tended  theological  seminary  in  the  diocese  of  Ohio. 

n.t.p.     [London,  1824.]  8°.     (B  566) 
Ohio  University.    WALKER,  C.  M.    History  of  Ohio  Univ. 

(In  his  History  of  Athens  Co.  1869.) 
Ohio  Valley.     DRAKE,  D.     Geological  account  of 

the  Valley  of  the  O.   (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.     Trans., 

n.s.,  v.  2.  1825.) 

—  HILDRETH,  S.  P.     Pioneer  hist. ;  first  examina 

tions  of  the  Ohio  Valley.     Cincin.,  1848.  8°. 

—  -  Observations  on  the  bituminous  coal  deposits  of  the 

Valley  of  the  O.,  1836.     [From  the  Amer.  journ.  of 
sci.,v.  29.     New  Haven,  1836.]  8°.    (E  110) 

—  -  Observations  on  the  saliferous  rock  formation  in  the 

Ohio  Valley.     [From  the  Amer.  journ.  of  sci.,  v.  24.] 

n.p.,  n.d.  8°.    (E  110) 

See  also    North- West  Territory. 
Ohio  Valley  historical  series.    Nos.  1-5,  7.    Cincin., 

1868-71.  6  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Smith,  W.  Historical  account  of 
Bouquet's  expedition  in  1764;  with  a  preface  by  F.  Park 
man.  2.  Walker,  C.  M.  History  of  Athens  Co.,  O. 
3.  Clarke,  Gr.  R.  Sketch  of  his  campaign  in  the  Illinois 
in  1778-79 ;  with  an  introd.  by  H.  Pirtle.  4.  McBride, 
J.  Pioneer  biography ;  sketches  of  the  lives  of  early 
settlers  of  Butler  Co.,  O.  5.  Smith,  Col.  J.  Captivity 
with  the  Indians.  6.  Wanting.  7.  Miscellanies  : 
Espy,  J.  A  tour  in  Ohio,  Kentucky,  and  Indiana  Terri 
tory  in  1805;  —  Williams,  S.  Two  Western  campaigns 
in  the  war  of  1812;  —  Taneyhill,  R.  H.  The  Leather- 
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Ohlenschlager,  Adam   Gottlob.      ^Erlighed   varer 
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—  Aladdin  eller  den  forunderlige  Lampe  ;  drama- 

atisk  Eventyr.     Kiob.,  1820.  8°. 

—  Digterne  i  Levnet  som  i  Vaerker  historiskses- 

thetisk  Afhandling.     Kiob.,  1820.  12°. 

—  Erik  og  Abel ;  Tragodie.     Kiob.,  1820.  8°. 
-  Faruk;  Syngespil.     Kiob.,  1812.  12°. 

—  Fiskeren;  dram.  Eventyr.     Kiob.,  1816.  8°. 

—  Fostbrodrene ;  Tragodie.     Kiob.,  1817.  8°. 

—  Frederiksberg.     Kiob.,  1817.  16°. 

—  Freias  Alter;  Lystspil.     Kiob.,  1816.  8°. 

—  Hagbarth  og  Signe ;  Trag.     Kiob.,  1815.  8°. 


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—  Helge;  et  Digt.     Kiob.,  1814.  8°. 

—  Holbergs  Jubelfest ;  Forspil.   Kiob.,  1822.  12°. 

—  Hroars  Saga.     Kiob.,  1817.  8°. 

-  Hugo  von  Rheinberg ;  Trag.    Kiob.,  1813.  12°. 

-  Kanarifuglen  ;  Lystspil.     Kiob.,  1813.  12°. 

—  Ludlams  Hule;  Syngespil.    Kiob.,  1814.  12°. 

—  Nordens  Guder ;  episk  Digt.     Kiob.,  1819.  8°. 

-  Eng.     Gods  of  the  North  ;  tr.  by  "W.  E.  Frye  ; 

London,  1845.  8°. 

—  Portions,  translated.   (/«  Pigott,  G.    Manual  of  Scan 

dinavian  mythology.  1839.) 

—  6en  i  Sydhavet;  Horn.  Kiob.,  1824-25.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Palnatoke;  Sorgespil.     Kiob.,  n.d.  12". 

—  En'Reise  fortalt  i  Breve  til  mit  Hiem.     Kiob., 

1817.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Robinson  i  England  ;  Comodie.  Kiob .,1819.  8°. 

—  Roverborgen ;  Syngespil.     Kiob.,  1814.  12°. 

—  Samlede  Digte.     Kiob.,  1823.   3  v.  8°. 

—  En  Skiassommernats  Drom.    See  Shakespeare,  W. 

—  Staerkodder;  Tragodie.     Kiob.,  1812.  12°. 

—  Tale,  Thorvaldsens  Hiemkomst,  16  Oct.  1819. 

Kiob.,  [1819].  12°. 

—  Tale    holden  paa  Universitetets    Reformations 

fest  1820.     Kiob.,  1821.  12°. 

—  Tordenskiold ;   Syngespil.     Kiob.,  1821.  8°. 

—  Correggio  ;    a  tragedy,   by  O.  —   Sappho  ;    a 

tragedy,  by  Grillparzer.  With  a  sketch  of 
the  Autobiography  of  O. ;  tr.  from  the  Ger 
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—  DORAN,  J.     (In  his  New  pictures.  1859.) 

—  HOWITT,  W.  and  M.    (In  their  Lit.  of  N.  Europe, 

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Ohsson.    See  Mouradja  d'Ohsson. 
Ohthere.     ALFRED  the   Great.     Voyage  of  O.      (In  Ms 

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—  VOYAGE  to    Norway,  890;    second    voyage  into  the 

Sound  of  Denmarke.  (In  Hakluyt,  It.  Col.  of 
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—  VOYAGE  to  tho  White  Sea  and  Baltic  in  the  9th  cent. 

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—  GESNEK,  A.     Treatise  on   coal,  petroleum,  and 

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See  also  Illumination  ;  —  Petroleum. 
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and  South],     Boston,  1867.  12°. 
Oiseaux  bleus,  Les;  par  J.Janin.    Paris,  1864.  12°. 
Oiselius,  Jakob.    NlCERON.J.P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  42.  1741.) 
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—  VOYAGES  of  O.    (In  General  col.  of  voy.  1789.) 
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Oke,  George  C.    Magisterial  procedure.    (In  Nat.  Assoc. 

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Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life's  vagaries.  —  Le  grenadier.  — 
Modern  antiques.  —  Castle  of  Andalusia.  —  Tony  Lump- 
kin  in  town.  —  Sprigs  of  laurel.  —  The  poor  soldier. 
2.  Wild  oats.  —  Wicklow  mountains.  —  Fontainebleau. 

—  Little  hunchback.  —  Basket  maker.  —  Blacksmith  of 
Antwerp.  —  Positive  man.      3.    The  toy.  —  Czar  Peter. 

—  London  hermit.   —  Irish  mimic.    —    Tantara-rara, 
rogues  all.  —  Birth-day.  —  A  beggar  on  horseback.     4. 
World  in  a  village.  —  Highland  reel.  —  Magic  banner.  — 
Farmer.  —  Man  milliner.  —  Prisoner  at  large.  —  Love 
in  a  camp.  —  The  doldrum. 

—  Recollections  of  the  life   of  J.   O'Keeffe;    by 

himself.     Phila.,  1827.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Wild-oats;  a  comedy.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand. 

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Okeley,  Wm.     CAPTIVITY  and  escape  from  Algiers.     (In 

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Oken,  originally  Ockenfuss,  Lorenz.     Elements  of 

physio-philosophy  ;  tr.  from  the  German  by 

A.  Tulk.     London,  1847.   8°. 
Okes,  Kichard.    LMscrimen  obscurum  ;  epigrammatanumis- 

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Okey,  Charles  Henry.  Digest  of  the  law,  etc.,  af 
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1830.  12". 
Oksana  ;    ancienne    chronique   de  1'LTkraine  ;    par 

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Okunef,  N.     Considerations  sur  les  grandes  opera 
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Contents.  Considerations,  etc.  —  Mem.  sur  les  prin- 
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W.  v.  Hist,  de  la  campagne  de  1800  en  Allemagne  et 
en  Italie.  —  Pr6cis  de  la  campagne  dans  la  Souabe,  la 
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Olaf  ii.,  King  of  Xorway.  ACTA  S.  Olavi.  (In  Acta 

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Olai,  Ericus,  deacon  of  Vpsala.    Chronica.    (/«  Fant,  E.M. 

Script,  rer.  Svec..  v.  2.  1828.) 
Olancho.    WELLS,  W.  V.    Sketches  of  travels  in  the  gold 

regions  of  O.      (In  his  Explorations  in  Honduras. 

1857.) 

Olaudah  Equiano.    See  Vassa,  G. 
O'Laughlin,  Michael.    PITMAN,  B.    (In  his  Assassination 

of  Pres.  Lincoln.  1866.) 
Olaus  Magnus.    See  Magnus,  O. 
Olaverria,  Miguel  de.     Informe  sobre  el  regno  de  Chile,  sus 

Indios,  y  sus  guerras.    (In  Gay,  C.     Hist,  de  Chile 

scgun  doc.,  v.  2.  1852.) 
Olazaval  y  Olayzola,  Francisco  Joseph  de.    Motives  de  el 

terremoto,  Nov.  1,  1755,  en  Sevilla.     Sevilla,  [1756]. 

4°.    (B1896) 

OlberS,  Heinrich  Wilhelm  Matthias.  Abhaiidlung 
liber  die  Bahn  ernes  Cometen  zu  berechnen. 
Weimar,  1797.  8°. 

Olbia,  the  new  island  lately  discovered.     See  Sadler,  J. 

Olcott,  Thomas  W.  Address  before  the  Albany  Phreno 
logical  Society,  Apr.  2.  Albany,  1840.  8°.  (B  1584) 

Old,  The.  GEIST,  L.  Klinikder  Greisenkrankhciten. 
Erlangen,  1860.  8°. 

Old  adventures;  by  J.  S.  Knowles.  (In  his  Select  works, 
v.  1.  1833.) 

Old  age.  CARLISLE,  A.  Essay  on  the  disorders  of 
old  age,  and  on  the  means  for  prolonging 
human  life.  London,  1817.  8°. 

Same.     Phila.,  1819.  8°. 

—  CICERO,  M.  T.    See  Cicero,  M.  T.    Cato  sive  desenec- 

tute  (p.  586,  1st  col.). 

—  MACLACHLAN,  D.     Treatise  on  the  diseases  and 
infirmities  of  advanced  life.     Lond.,  1863.  8°. 

-  STEELE,  R.    Discourse  cone,  old  age.    London, 

1688.  12°. 

Old  and  new.  Vol.  1-11.  Bost.,  1870-75.  11  v.  8°. 
Old  and  new  ministry  compared.  London,  1711.  8°.  (B  755) 
Old  and  young;  by  J.  Salmon.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  36.) 

Old  bachelor,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Congreve,  W. 
Old  brewery.     See.  N.  Y.  Five  Points-Mission  (p.  2124). 
Old  Chelsea  Bun-House,  The ;    a  tale  of  the  last 

century,  by  [E.  Manning].    Lond.,  1855.  12°. 
-    Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1860.  16°. 
Old  Colony.    See  Plymouth. 
Old  Colony  memorial  and  Plymouth  Co.  advertiser; 

May    4,    1822  -  Oct.   25,    1823.      Plymouth, 

1822-23.   f°. 
Old  countess,  The ;  a  novel,  from  the  German  of 

E.  Hoefer.     Phila.,  1870.  12°. 
Old  couple,  The ;  a  drama.     See  May,  T. 
Old  curiosity  shop.     See  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.    Master  Hum 
phrey's  clock  (p.  778). 
Old  Deccan  days;  or,  Hindoo  fairy  legends.    See  Frere,  M. 


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Old  England;    a   pictorial   museum    of   antiquities.      See 

knight,  C. 

Old  England  in  a  storm.     London,  1821.  8".    (B  1424) 
Old   England's   worthies;    a   gallery   of  portraits. 

London,  1847.   4°. 
Old  English  baron,  The  ;  [by  C.  Reeve].     London, 

1797.  8°. 

-     Same.     Phila.,  1839.   16°. 

Old  English  homilies  and  homiletic  treatises  of  the 

12th  and  13th  centuries ;  ed.  from  mss.  by 

It.  Morris.     London,  1868.  8°.     (Early  Eng. 

Text  Soc.) 

Old  fashioned  girl,  An  ;  by  L.  M.  Alcott.     Boston, 

1870.  12°. 

Old  flag,    The;  first  pub.  by  Union  prisoners   at 
Camp  Ford,  Tyler,  Texas.     Vol.  1,  no.  1-3; 
Feb.  17- Mar.  15.    [N.  Y.,]  1864.  4°.   (Litho 
graphic  facsimile.) 
Old  Fortunatus.     See  Dekker,  T. 
Old  gooseberry ;  a  farce.     See  Williams,  J.  F. 
Old  heads  and  young  hearts.     See  Boucicault,  D. 
Old  helmet,  The ;  by  S.  Warner.     N.  Y.,  1864.  2  v. 

*12°. 
Old  Hicks,  the  guide;  by  C.  W.  Webber.    N.  Y., 

1848.   12°. 

Old  Honesty ;  a  comic  drama.     See  Morton,  J.  M. 
Old  Humphrey,  pseud.     See  Mogridge,  G. 
Old  Indian  chronicle.     See  Drake,  S.  G. 
Old  Jollift'e;  by  M.  A.  P.  Mackarnesa.    (Inker  Sunbeam 

stories,  v.  1.  1868.) 
Old  judge,  The;  by  T.  C.  Haliburton.    (In  Eraser's  mag., 

v.  35-36.  1847.) 

Old  law,  The.    See  Massinger,  P.,  and  others. 
Old  lieutenant,  The,  and  his  son;  by  N.  Macleod. 
London,  1867.  16°. 

Note.    From  Good  words,  v.  2.  1861. 
Old  London.     Set.  Archaeological  Inst.   of  Gr.  Brit,  and 

Ireland.  1867. 

Old  maid,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Murphy,  A. 
Old  maids.    CONSIDERATIONS  on  establishing  a  college  for 

old  maids  in  Ireland.     Dublin,  1790.  12°.    (C  46) 
Old  man  taught  wisdom,  The;  a  farce.     See  Fielding,  II. 
Old  Mortality ;  by  W.  Scott.     (In  his  Works,  v.  9, 10.  1829.) 
Old  New  Zealand ;  native  customs  and  character  in 
the  old  times,  by  a  Pakeha  Maori.     London, 
1863.  8°. 

Old  Non-conformists,  The;  touching  the  Book  of  common- 
prayer,  [with]  reasons  why  Scotland  refused  [it]. 
London,  1600.  4°.    (B  647) 
Old  Olaf;  by   M.  Thoresen.      (In  Goldschmidt,  M.      The 

flying  mail.  1870.) 
Old  places  revisited;  or, The  antiquarian  enthusiast; 

by  It.  Bigsby.     London,  1851.  3  v.  8°. 
Old  play  in  a  new  garb,  An.     S?e  Rice,  G.  E. 
Old  plays ;  a  continuation  of  Dodsley's  collection. 

London,  1816.  6  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Marlow,  C.  Doctor  Faustus;  — 
Lust's  dominion.  —  Lyly,  J.  Mother  Bombie ;  —  Midas. 
2.  Lyly,  J.  Endymion.  —  Marston,  J.  Antonio  and 
Mellida;  —  What  you  will;  —  Par.isitaster.  3.  Dek 
ker,  T.  Wonder  "of  a  kingdom;  —  Old  Fortunatus.  — 
Chapman,  G.  Bussy  d'Ambois;  —  Monsieur  d'Olive. 
4.  Chapman,  G.  May-day.  —  Middleton,  T.,  and 
Rowley,  W.  Spanish  gipsy;  —  Changeling.  —  Mid 
dleton,  T.  Dissemblers  besides  women.  5.  Middle- 
ton,  T.  Women  beware  women ;  —  Trap  to  catch  the 
Old  One.  —  Rowley,  W.  New  wonder,  a  woman  never 
vext.  —  Webster,  J.  Appius  and  Virginia.  6.  Web 
ster,  J.,  an<l  Rowley,  W.  Thracian  wonder.  —  Hey- 
wood,  T.  English  traveller;  —  Royal  king  and  loyal 
subject;  —  Challenge  for  beauty. 
Old  sanctuary,  The ;  romance  of  the  Ashley ;  by  A. 

Itequier.     Boston,  1846.  12°. 
Old  saws  new  set ;  by  Mrs.  Mackarness.     London, 

1872  [1871].  16°. 

Old  Shekarry,  The,  pseud.    See  Leveson,  H.  A. 
Old  Sir  Douglas;  by  Mrs.  Norton.     (In  Littell's  living  age, 
v.  88-8;),  91-95.  1866-67;  —  and  Macmillan's  mag., 
v.  13-15.  1865-66.) 
Old-South,  pseud.     See  Austin,  B. 
Old  South  Church.     See  Boston  (p.  348). 


Old  stories  re-told;  by  W.  Thornbury.      London, 

1870.  8". 

Old  Testament.    See  Bible,  O.  T.  (pp.  275-82). 
Old  Virginia  Gorgics,  Extract  from  a  poem  entitled;  [by  J. 

Tallaferro?].    Wash.,  1840.  Its".    (D  20) 
Oldbury,  Eng.    CARPENTER,  B.      Oldbury  truth;    or  the 

conduct  of   the   ministers   at   the   trades   justified. 

Birmingham,  1782.  8°.    (B  240) 
Oldcastle,  Humphry,  pseud.      See  St.  John,  II.,  Vine.  Sol- 

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Oldcastle,  John,  Ld.    Cobham.    BALE,  J.     Examination 

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—  GAMBIKR.  Lord.      (In  his  Memorials,  personal   and 

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—  GILPIN,  W.    (In  his  Lives  of  John  Wieliff,  etc.,  1814; 

—  and  Lives  of  reformers,  v.  1.  1809.) 
Oldenbarneveld  (or  veldt),  Johan  van.     CKOWE,  E.  E., 

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Oldenburg.    LE  BAS,  P.     Grand-duche  d'Oldenbourg  et 

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Oldenburgh,  Edward.  Calculation  of  foreign  ex 
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Oldendorp,  Christian  Georg  Andreas.     Geschichte 

der  Mission  der  Evang.Briider  auf  den  Carai- 

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Oldershaw,  Charles.      Bridge  at  Paradina  in  Ceylon.    (In 

Gr.  Brit.  Corps  of  Hoy.  Eiujin.,  v.  3.  1839.) 
Oldfleld,    Col.    Necessity  for   legislation   to    prevent   [un 
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Oldfield,  Edmund.      Catalogue  of  select  examples 
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Oldfleld,  J.     Experiments  in   blowing  in   gates.     (In  Gr. 

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Oldfield,  Thomas  Hinton  Burley.     The  representa 
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Oldham,  W.  S.     Speech  on  the  bill  to  amend  the 
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[also  remarks  on  amendment  to  the  exemption 
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—  Speech  on  the  resolutions  of  Texas,  cone,  peace, 
'reconstruction,  and   independence,  in  C.  S., 
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Oldinville,  La  Mairie  d'.     Memoires  cone,  lea  hopitaux  mili- 
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Oldisworth,  Wm.  Dialogue  between  Timothy  and 
Philatheus ;  in  which  the  principles  of  'The 
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Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Dialogue.  3.  Dialogue.  — 
Slitsleeves,  Rev.  8.,  pseud.  Letter  to  Timothy,  author 
of  'The  Dialogue  against  the  rights',  cone,  some  mis 
representations  of  that  book  by  Dr.  Wotton.  —  Tryal  of 
'The  rights' ;  answer  to  the  'Second  defence'.  —  Vindica 
tion  of  W.  Tindall  in  answer  to  the  misrepresentations 
of  the  author  of  the  'Second  defence'.  —  Judgment  and 
opinion  of  H.  Grotius  cone,  the  principles  and  notions  of 
'The  rights'.  —  Some  account  of  .\f  r.  Hales  of  Enton  in 
answer  to  those  tracts  ascribed  to  him.  —  Answer  from 
a  country  parson  to  a  letter  from  a  country  attorney 
cone.  'The  rights'. 

Oldknow,  Kn.  Joseph.  Latitudinarianism.  (In  Shipley, 
O.  Church  and  the  world.  1867.) 


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een  berecht  aang.  de  koffy-plantery,  nit  het 
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-  Same.    Added,  An  essay  on  criticism.    (Vol.1, 

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—  Essay  on  criticism,  as  it  regards  design,  thought, 

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—  History  of  Carolina.  1708.     (In  Carroll,  B.  II.    Hist. 

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-  Memoirs  of  North-Britain,  [from  the  Revolution 
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Oldpath,  Obadiah,  pseud.     See  Newhall,  J.  R. 
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Oldtown  fireside  stories ;  by  H.  B.  Stowe.     Boston, 
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Note.    From  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  25,  26.  1870. 

Oldtown  folks  ;  by  Mrs.  II.  B.  Stowe.  Boston, 
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Oldys,  Francis.  Life  of  T.  Pain,  with  defence  of  his  writ 
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Oldys,  Win.  Life  of  Sir  W.  Ralegh.  (In  Raleigh,  Sir  W. 
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—  NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  40.  1739.) 
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Gottfried,  d.  1715.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem., 
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—  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  indecent  and  illiberal  strictures 

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Olim,  Les,  ou  Registres  des  arrets.     See  Paris.  Parlcnunt. 

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Olin,  Stephen,  D.D.  College  life ;  its  theory  and 
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Oliphant,  Laurence.  Minnesota  and  the  far  west. 
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-  Narrative  of  the  Earl  of  Elgin's   mission  to 

China  and  Japan,   1857-59.     Edin.,  London, 
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-  Present  state  of  political  parties  in  America. 

Edin.,  London,  1866.  8°. 

-  Russian   shores   of    the   Black    Sea.       Edin., 

London,  1853.  8°. 

-  Trans-Caucasian  campaign,  Turks  under  Omer 

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Oliphant,  Mrs.  Margaret  O.  Wilson.  Adam  Graeme. 
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-  Agnes.     London,  1866.  3  v.  8°. 

—  The   Athelings.      (In    Blackwood's    mag.,    v.   79-81. 

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-  The  Brownlows.     Edin.,  London,  1868.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     (/»  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  101-103.  1867-68;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  92-96.  1867-68.) 

-  Caleb  Field.     N.  Y.,  1851.  12". 

-  Chronicles  of  Carlingford.     N.  Y.,  1862.  8°. 

—  Same.      (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  90-96.  1861-64;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  71-76.  1861-63.) 

-  Francis  of  Assisi.     London,  [1871].  8°.     (Sun 

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—  Historical  sketches  of  the  reign  of  George  n. 

Boston,  [1869].  8°. 

Contents.  Queen  Caroline.  —  Sir  Rob.  Walpole;  the 
minister.  —  Lord  Chesterfield ;  the  man  of  the  world.  — 
Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montague.  —  Alexander  Pope;  the 
poet.  —  The  young  chevalier.  —  John  Wesley;  the 
reformer.  —  Commodore  Anson ;  the  sailor.  —  Bishop 
Berkeley;  the  philosopher.  —  Samuel  Richardson;  the 
novelist.  —  David  Hume;  the  sceptic.  —  William 
Hogarth ;  the  painter. 

-  Same.     Edin.,  London,  1869.  2  v.  8°. 

-  John;  a  love  story.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

-  Same.    (In .Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  106-108.  1869-70;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  104-106.  1870.) 

-  Katie  Stuart.     N.  Y.,  1857.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  72.  1852;  —  and  in 

Littell's  living  age,  v.  36.  1853.) 

-  Laird  of  Norlaw.     London,  1858.  3  v.   12°. 

-  Last  of  the  Mortimers.     N.  Y.,  1862.  12°. 

-  Life  of  Edward  Irving.    London,  1862.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Lilliesleaf;  a  concluding  series  of  passages  in 

the  life  of  Mrs.  Margaret  Maitland.     Boston, 
1862.  12°. 

-  MadonnaMary.    (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  88-91.  1866.) 

-  Magdalen  Hepburn.     N.  Y.,  1856.   12°. 

—  Margaret  Maitlaud.     See  Passages  (p.  2179). 

-  Merkland;  or,  Self  sacrifice.     N.Y.,  1854.   12°. 

-  Minister's  wife.     London,  1869.  3  v.   8°. 

-  Miss  Majoribanks.     N.  Y.,  1866.  8°. 

-  Same.    (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  97-99.  1865-G6;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  84-89.  1865-66.) 


OLIPHANT 


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OLIVER 


-  Passages  in  the  life  of  Mrs.  Margaret  Maitland; 

written  by  herself.     London,  1849.  12°. 
Note.     For  continuation   see   Lilliesleaf  (p.  2178). 

-  Perpetual  curate.     N.  Y.,  1865.  8". 

-  Sa/ne.     New  ed.    Edin.,  London,  1869.   16°. 

-  Same.     (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  77-83.  1863-64.) 

-  Quiet  heart.     N.  Y.,  1854.  8". 

—  Same.    (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  74-75.  1853-54;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  41.  1854.) 

-  Son  of  the  soil.     X.  Y.,  1865.  8°. 

-  Same.     (In   Macmillan's   mag.,   v.  9-11.  1864-65;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  80-85.  1864-65.) 

—  Squire   Bolton's   transgression.      (In    Fraser's   mag., 

v.  57.  1858.) 

-  The  three  brothers;  a  novel.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In  St.  Paul's  mag.,  v.  4-6.  1869-70.) 

—  Zaidee ;  a  romance,     Boston,  1866.  8°. 

—  Same.     (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  76-78.  1854-55;  • — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  44-48.  1855-56.) 
Oliva,  Fernan  Perez  de.     Obras.     2a  ed.     Mad/id, 

1787.  2  v.  12". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Los  titulos  tie  los  generals  de  las 
escuelas  do  Salamanca.  —  Dialogo  en  latin  y  en  Castel- 
lano.  —  Un  largo  discurso  sobre  la  lengua  castellana. 
—  Dialogo  de  la  dignidad  del  hombre.  —  Discurso  de  las 
potem-ias  del  alma,  y  del  buen  uso  dellas.  —  Muestra  de 
la  lengua  castellana  en  el  nacimiento  de  Hercules,  6  com- 
edia  de  Amphitrion,  tornado  el  argumento  de  In  latina 
de  Plauto.  —  La  venganza  de  Agamenon;  trag.,  cujo 
argumento  es  de  Sofocles.  —  Hecuba  triste;  tragedia 
[por]  Euripides;  Oliva,  tomando  el  argumento,  y  mu- 
dando  muchos  cosas,  In  escribio  en  castellano.  2.  Ua- 
zonamiento  que  hizo  Oliva  en  el  ayuntamiento  de  Cor 
dova,  sobre  la  navegacion  del  rio  Guadalquiver.  —  Razo- 
namiento  que  hizo  en  Salamanca  el  dia  de  la  licion  de 
oposicion  de  la  catedra  de  filosofia  moral.  —  Algunas 

foesias.  —  Quince  discursos  de  Ambrosio  de  Morales  : 
,o  mucho  qui  conviene  enseiiar  lo  bueno  con  dulzura 
de  bien  decir;  —  La  diferencia  que  hay  entre  Platon  y 
Aristotelcs  en  la  manera  de  ensenar;  —  Quanto  quiere 
Dios  que  hagamos  todo  lo  que  a  nosotros  es  posible  en 
todas  las  cosas,  aunque  suplicandole  por  ellas,  esperemos 
del  el  buen  suceso ;  —  Dos  exemplos  notables,  donde  se 
ve  como  Dios  algunas  veces  obra  en  sus  maravillas  con 
solo  BU  poder;  y  otras  con  servirse  de  algunos  instru- 
mentos  naturales;  —  Quan  difercnte  cosa  son  grande 
ingenio  ;  y  buen  ingenio ;  —  Unos  hombres  valenmas  que 
BUS  riquezas,  y  las  riquezas  -de  otros  valen  mas  que 
ellos;  —  En  que  consiste  principalmente  scr  un  hombre 
necio,  y  qual  esta  condenada  por  lama  yor  necedad  de 
todas;  —  El  gran  dano  quo  es  en  el  juez  proceder  con 
impetu  y  con  ira ;  —  Quien  ha  sido  estimado  entre  los 
Gentiles  por  el  hombre  de  mayor  sabiduria;  y  como  se 
puede  dar  a  entendcr  que  se  acerto  en  juzgarlo;  —  Una 
consideracion  Christiana  de  mucho  alivio  y  consuelo 
tomada  de  un  verso  del  poeta  Virgilio ;  —  Un  error  muy 
daiioso,  comun  entre  los  hombres,  en  desear  muchas 
veces  lo  que  no  les  conviene;  —  Una  consideracion  por 
donde  se  puede  bien  entender,  como  algunas  veces  las 
estrellas  tienen  poderio  sobre  todo  el  hombre;  —  Lo 
mucho  que  importa  la  bucna  crianza  de  los  hijos;  — 
Quan  agradable  es  a  Dios,  v  quanto  importa  que  los 
criados  scan  virtuosos ;  —  Del  admirable  y  mas  alto 
efecto  que  hace  el  amor,  quando  transforma  al  que  ama 
en  el  amado.  —  La  divisa  para  D.  Juan  de  Austria,  y  el 
discurso  sobre  ella.  —  Tabla  de  Cebes,  filosofo  Tebano, 
discipulo  de  Socrates,  transladada  de  griego  en  castel 
lano  por  Ambrosio  de  Morales.  —  Argumento  y  breve 
declaracion  de  la  tabla  de  Cebes.  —  Discurso  del  licen- 
ciado  P.  de  Valles,  sobre  el  temor  de  la  muerte,  y  el 
amor  y  deseo  de  la  vida,  y  representacion  de  la  gloria 
del  cielo. 
Oliva,  GiamPaolo.  MONTANARO,  P.  N.  (In  Grillo,  L. 

Elogi,  v.  2.  1846.) 

Oliva,   Pnixxia.    HIRSCH,  T.    Die  altere  Chronik  und  die 
Schrifttafeln  von  Oliva.     (In  his  Script,  rer.  Pruss., 
v.  1.  1861.) 
Oliva  y  el  laurel,  La;  alegoria;  por  J.  Zorrilla.     (In  his 

Obras,  v.  2.  1852.) 

Olivares,  Caspar  de  Guzman,  conde  de  Olivares, 
dnqut  de  San  Lucar  ile  Barrameda.  Respuesta  del 
conde-duqne  a  la  carta  de  G.  Alvanel.  (In  Valla- 
dares,  A.  Semanario  erud.,  v.  3.  1787.)  —  Quatro 
papeles  sobre  la  educacion  de  los  senores  infantes. 
(In  v.  29.  1790.) 

—  CHAMBEKLAYNE,  E.      Rise  and  fall   of  count 
Olivares.     London,  1652.  8°. 

—  CROWE,  E.E.,a/tc/  JAMES,  G.P.  R.     (In  Lives  of  emi 

nent  for.  statesmen,  v.  2.  1836.     Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 


-  QCEVEDO  Y  VILLEGAB,  F.  de.     Caida  de  BU  privanza, 

y  muerte  del  conde-duque  de  Olivares.  (In  Valla- 
dares,  A.  Semanario  erud.,  v.  3.  1787.)  —  KEPRE. 
SENTACION  qui  liizo  al  rey  un  buen  vasallo  despues 
que  8.  M.  separo  dc  sua  privanza  il  conde-duque 
tie  ().  —  Decreto  de  S.  M.  que  baxo  un  dia  decpues 
que  salio  de  Madrid  y  tie  la  privanza  el  conde-duque 
de  O.  (In  v.  19.  1789.) 

-  ROCCA,  El  conde  de  la.     L'histoire  du  ministere 

du  comte-duc.     Cologne,  1673.  24°. 
Olive.     BARBOSA,  A.  S.     Sobre  a  causa  da  doenqa, 
chamada  ferrugem,  que  vai   grassando  nos  olivaes. 
(In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.  econ..  v.  3.  1791.) 

-  DALLA- BELLA,  J.  A.       Cultura  das  oliveiras. 

Coimbra,  1786.  4°. 

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Milano,  1806.  8". 
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Tauchnitz,  1866.  2  v.   163. 
Olive  Branch,  ship.     ALLEN,  I.     Particulars  of  the 

capture   of  the   Olive  Branch   by   II.  M.  S. 

Audacious  ;   with  the  proc.  before  the  Court 

of  Admiralty.     London,  1798.  8". 

Another  copy.   "(B  778) 

Narrative  of  the  transactions  rel.  to  the  capture  of 

the  Olive  Branch,     n.t.p.  [18—.]  8°.    (B  811) 
Statements    applicable    to   the    cause   of    the   Olive 

Branch.     Phila.,  1807.  8°.    (B  426) 

Twenty  thousand   muskets!    particulars  of  the  cap 
ture  of  the  Olive  Branch.    London,  1797.  8°.    (B  780) 
Olive  branch,  The.     See,  Carey,  M. 

Olive  branch  and  Christian  inquirer ;    ed.  by  A. 
.  Kiiceland.     Vol.  1  ;  May  17  -  Dec.  27,  i828. 

N.  Y.,  1828.  8°. 
Oliveira,  Joaquitn  Pedro  Gomes  de.     Posturas  de  Azeitao, 

comarcade  Setubal.     (In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.    Mem. 

econ.,  v.  3.  1791.) 
Oliveira,    Nicolo    d'.       Livro    das    grandezas    de 

Lisboa.     Lisboa,  1804.  4°. 
Oliveira  Mendes,   Luiz  Antonio  de.     Discurso  sobre   as 

doencas   agudas.     (In    Lisbon.   Ac.   d.  Sci.    Mem. 

econ.,  v.  4.  1812.) 
Oliver,  Andrew,  Lieut.  Gov.of  Mass.    Letter.     See  Hutch- 

inson,  T.     Representations.     (B  467) 

—  MASS.  Council.      Proceedings  of  H.  M.'s  Council  rel. 

to  the  deposition  of  O.  cone,  what  passed  in  council 
in  cons,  of  the  affair  of  March  5.  Boston,  1770.  f°. 
(A  23) 

Oliver,   Andrew,   the  younger.    Kssay  on   comets,  in  two 
parts.     Salem,  1772.  8°.     (B  670,  693) 

—  Same.     With  a  mem.  of  the  author  by  J.  Davis.     (In 

Winthrop,  J.    Two  lectures  on  comets,  etc.  1759.) 

Oliver,  Benjamin  Lynde.     Hints  for  an  essay  on 

the  pursuit  of  happiness.     Camb.,  1818.  8°. 

-  Law  summary.     Boston,  1831.  8°. 

-  Poems  and  musical  compositions  for  the  piano 

forte.     Boston,  1835.  8°. 

-  Practical   conveyancing ;    a  selection  of  forms 

with  notes.  *  4th  cd.,  enl.  by  P.  Oliver. 
Hallowell,  1845.  8°. 

-  Rights  of  an  Amer.  citizen;  with  a  commentary 

on  state  rights,  and  on  the  constitution  and 

policy  of  the  U.  S.     Boston,  1832.  8". 
Oliver,  Daniel,  Jr.,  d.  1727,  Funeral  Herman  on.  1727.     See 

Prince,  T.    (B329,  C  310) 
Oliver,  Daniel,  '/.  1732.     BVLES,  M.     Elegy  on  the  death  of 

O.     (In  Prince,  T.     Faithful  servant.  1732.     B  329, 

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Oliver,    Daniel,    M.D..    d.   1842.      Address   before 

New  H.imp.  Hist.  Soc.,  Concord,  June  4.    Concord, 

1833.  8°.    (B270) 

—  Same.    (In  N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  5.  1837.) 

—  Address    before   the   Temperance   Soc.   of   the  Med. 

Class,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  Oct.  31.  Windsor,  Vt., 
1832.  8°.  (B  1278) 

—  Address,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  induction  into  the  profes 

sorship  of  moral  and  Intel,  philosophy.  Concord, 
1825.  8°.  (B  569) 

-  First  lines  of  physiology.     Boston,  1835.  8°. 

—   MASS.  MED.  Soc.      (In  their  Med.  comm.,  v.  7.  1848.) 
Oliver,   Edward  Brattle.      Practical  text-book    of 
music,  as   connected   with    the  art    of   play 
ing  the  piano-forte.     Boston,  [1853].  12°. 


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and  psalm  tunes,  etc.    Boston,  1860.  ob.  8°. 
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to  the  canticles.     Boston,  1852.  8°. 
Oliver,    George.      Abridgment  of   Oliver's    dictionary   of 

symbolical   masonry.    (In  Judson,  L.  C.     Masonic 

advocate.  1859.) 

—  Guide  to  the  castle  of  Edin.    Edin.,  1853.  12°.    (C  275) 
Oliver,  Henry  Kemble.  The  monitorial  system.   (In  Amer. 

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Oliver,  James.  Wreck  of  the  Glide,  with  recollec 
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Oliver,  Mary.     See  Appleton,  W.  8. 

Oliver,  Peter,  b.  1713,  d.  1791.  Poem  to  the  memory  of 
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—  Speech,  May  15.  1750,  [on]  the  death  of  I.   Lothrop. 

Boston,  1750.  4°.    (A  72) 

Oliver,  Peter,  b.  1821,  d.  1855.  The  Puritan  com 
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—  THORNTON,  J.  W.      'Puritan    commonwealth' 

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Oliver  &  Boyd,  booksellers,     Edinburgh  almanack, 

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J.  Olivetus.  —  B.  Monetas. 

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-  ALEMBERT,  J.  le  R.  d'.    (In  hi*  (Euvrcs,  v.  10.  1805.) 
Olivier,  — .     D'ongelukkige  Napolitaen,  of  Zeld- 

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Olivier  Duhamel;  [par  F.  Soulie].  (Vol.  4,  bofhis  Drames 
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Olivier,  Guillaume  Antoine.     Travels  in  the  Otto 
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Atlas.     2ded.     London,  1802.  4°. 

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Olivier  de  Castile  et  Artus  d'Algarbe;  par  P.  Camus.   (In 

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Ollegarius,   St.,  Barcinoncnais.    FLOREZ,  H.    Vida  de  S. 

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Ollendorff,     Heinrich    Gottfried.        New    method 

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Key  to  the  exercises.    2d  ed.    Lond.,  1846.  8°. 

Same.     Revised  ed.     N.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 

-  New  method,  adapted  to  the  German.     (Pt.  1, 

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2  v.  8°. 
Key.     3d  ed.     London,  1844.  8°. 

-  New  method,  adapted  to  the  Italian.     London, 

1846.  8°. 

—  -  Key;  ed.  by  F.  Forresti.      N.  Y.,  1849.  12°. 

—  New  method,  adapted  to  the  Spanish  lang.     See  Ve 

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Olmedo,  El  cura  de.    Carta  sobre  la  Labranza  y  Granado, 

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-  CIIOZKT,  F.     llevue  de  la  musique  dramatique 

en  France.     Grenoble,  1866.  8". 

Supplement ;     operas     representes     a     Paris 

[1867J-71.     Grenoble,  1872.  8°. 

—  GIRALD,  G.    (In  his  Opere,  v.  14.  1842.) 

-  HOOAHTH,  G.     Memoirs  of  the  musical  drama. 

London,  1838.  2  v.  8°. 

-  LUMLEY,    B.        Reminiscences    of    the    opera. 

London,  1864.  8°. 

-  MONTAGU,  W.  D.     Music:    operatic  and  martial.   — 

Music  from  the  opera  and  Oudenarde.  —  Influence  of 
Oudenarde  on  the  opera.  (In  his  Court  and  society, 
v.  2.  1864.) 

See  ulto  Drama;  —  Music. 

Opera  comiea,  L'.    (In  Teatro  nuevo  esp.,  v.  5.  1801.) 
Opera,   Los;    comedie.     See   St.  Evremond,  C.  M.  de  St. 

1).  de. 

Opera  houses.  DIDRON,  A.  N.  Iconographie  de  I'opera. 
(In  Annales  archeol.,  v.  24.  1864.)—  SAGETTE,  J. 
Apropos  d'une  iconographie  de  I'opera.  (In  v.  25. 
1865.) 

Operations   of   the   Brit,  and  allied  arms,  during  the  cam 
paigns  of  1743-44;  by  an  eye  witness.  London,  1744. 
8°.    (B  760.  1707) 
Opere  vane,  transportate  dal  franzese,  e  recitate  in 

Bologna.  Bologna,  1724-30.  6  v.  12°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Pradon.  La  Statira.  —  Ducier. 
Muzio  Scevola.  —  Borseaut.  Germanico.  —  Corneille, 
P.  Cinna.  2.  Corneille,  P.  Hofonisba.  —  Borseaut. 
Maria  Stuarda.  —  Racine.  Alessandro  il  grande.  —  La 
Fosse,  A.  de.  ManlioCapitolino.  3.  Quinault.  L'Ama- 
lasunta.  —  Racine.  La  Rosane.  —  Corneille,  P. 
L'amante  inimica.  4.  Corneille,  P.  La  Rodoguna.  — 
Rotrou.  11  Vincislao.  —  Corneille,  P.  La  vera  nobilita. 
5.  Corneille,  P.  L'Orazio.  —  La  Fosse,  A.  de.  LaPolis- 
sena.  —  Corneille,  P.  11  Pollieuto.  6.  Racine.  L'At- 
talia.  —  La  Motte,  A.  II.  de.  Li  Maccabei.  —  Rotrou. 
S.  Gcnnesio  martire. 
Opfertod,  Der;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  his  Theater,  v.  8. 

1840.) 
Ophelio.    Fragm.     (In  Meineke,  A.      Frag.  com.  Greec., 

v.  4.  1830;  —  and  his  Poet.  com.  Gr»c.  1855.) 
Ophir.     QUATREMERE,  K.  M.     Le  pays  d'Ophir.   (In  Paris. 

Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.    Mem.,  v.  15,  2e  pt.  1855.) 
Ophthalmia.     EDMONSTON,  A.     Varieties  and  con 
sequences  of  O.     Edin.,  1806.  8°. 

-  VETCH,  J.     O.  in  England  after  the  return  of 

the  army  from  Egypt.     London,  1807.  8°. 

-  WARE,  J.     Ophthalmy,  psorophthalmy,  etc.,  of 

new  born  children.     London,  1814.  8°. 

-  ADAMS,  Sir  W.     On  measures  resorted  to  for 

retarding  plans  for  the  extermination  of  O. 
London,  1817.  8". 

—  LLOYD,  E.  A.     On   O.     (In  his   Nature   of  scrofula. 

1821.) 

-  O'HALLORAN,  T.    Acute  and  chronic  O.    Lon 

don,  1824.  8°. 
See  also  Eye ;  —  Cataract. 

274.     (5.  11.  78.) 


Ophthalmoscope.  HOGG,  J.  Ophthalmoscope,  its 
value  in  explor.  of  diseases  of  the  eye.  2d 
ed.  London,  1859.  12°. 

—  HEYMANN,  F.  M.    Die  Atitoskopie  des  Angeg  undetne 

neue  Methode.    Lpz.,  1863.  8".    (E  25a) 

-  MAUTHNER,  L.     Lehrbuch  der  Ophthalmosco- 

pie.     2.  Abth.     "SVien,  1868.  8°. 

—  SCHWEIGGER,  C.     Vorlesungcn  iiber  den  Ge- 

brauch  des  Augenspiegels.     Berlin,  1864.  8°. 
Opie,  Mrs.  Amelia  (Alderson).     Adeline  Mowbray, 
or,  The  mother  and  daughter.     1st  Amer.  ed. 
Georgetown,  1808.  2  v.   12". 

—  Same.     Boston,  1827.  12°. 

-  Detraction  displayed.     N.  Y.,  1828.  12°. 

-  Father  and  daughter.    3ded.    Lond.,  1802.  16°. 
-    Same.     Boston,  1827.   12°. 

—  Illustrations  of  lying.     From  2d  London  ed. 

Boston,  1826.  12°. 

—  Madeline;  a  tale.     Boston,  1827.  12". 

—  Memoir  of  J.  Opic.     (In  Opie,  J.    Lectures  on  paint 

ing.  1809.) 

-  New  tales.     Boston,  1827.  2  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Mrs.  Arlington.  —  Proposals  of 
marriage.  —  White  lies.  —  Henry  Woodville.  2.  The 
Quaker  and  the  young  man  of  the  world.  —  A  tale  of 
trials.  —  Confessions  of  an  odd  tempered  man.  —  The 
rufllan  boy.  —  The  welcome  home. 

—  Simple   tales.      2d   Amer.   ed.      Georgetown, 

1810.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1827.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Tales  of  real  life,     n.t.p.     [Boston,  1827.]   12". 

Contents.  Lady  Anna  and  Lady  Jane.  —  Austin  and 
his  wife.  —  The  mysterious  stranger.  —  Appearance  is 
against  her. 

-  Temper,  a  tale.     Boston,  1812.  2  v.  18°. 

-  Same.     Boston,  1827.  2  v.   12°. 

-  Valentine's  eve.     Boston,  1827.  12°. 

-  MARTINEAU,  H.    (In  her  Biog.  sketches.  1869.) 
Opie,   John.      Lectures    on   painting ;    prefixed,  a 

memoir  by  A.  Opie.     London,  1809.  4°. 

—  Same.    (In  Wornum,  H.  N.     Lcct.  1848.) 

—  CUNNINGHAM,  A.      (In  his  Lives  of  Brit,   painters, 

v.  2.  1830.    Fam.  lib.,  v.5;  —  and  Harper's  fain,  lib., 

v.  18.) 
Opinion  nationale,  L' ;  Jan.,  1864  -  Oct.  15,  1876. 

Paris,  1864-76.  23  v.  f°. 
Opinione,  L'.     1861-71.     Torino,  1861-65,  Firenze, 

1866-71.  11  v.  f°. 
Opinions   as  to  the   real  state  of  the  nation.    2d  ed.    (In 

Pamphleteer,  1823;   v.  21  of  B  838) 
Opinions  respecting  the   commercial   intercourse  between 

U.  S.  and  Or.  Brit. ;  by  J.  Bowdoin.     Boston,  1797. 

8°.     (B  741) 
Opitz,  Heinrich.     Lexicon  Hebneo-Chaldaco-Bibli- 

cum.     Lips.,  Franc.,  1705.  4°. 
Opitz  von   Boberfeld,  Martin.      Auserlesene  Ge- 

dichte.       Lpz.,    1822.    24°.       (Mueller,    W. 

Bibl.  deutscher  Dichter,  v.  1.) 

Opium.  CALKINS,  A.  Opium  and  the  opium  appe 
tite.  Phila.,  1871.  12". 

—  CRUMPE,  S.     Nature  and  properties  of  opium. 

London,  1793.  8°. 

—  DAY,  II.     The  opium  habit,  with  suggestions 

as  to  the  remedy.     N.  Y.,  1868.  12". 

—  DE  QUINCEY,   T.      Confessions  of  an  opium- 

eater.     Phila.,  1823.  18°. 
Same.     Boston,  1851.   16°. 

—  LEIGH,    J.       Experimental    inquiry   into    the 

properties  of  opium.     Edin.,  1786.  8°. 

—  MOREWOOD,  g.    Illustration  of  the  consumption  and 

effects   of  opium.     (In   his    Philos.    and    statistical 
hist,  of  the  manuf.  of  liquors.  1838.) 

See  also  Chinese  repository,  passim. 
Opium  trade.     ALLEN,   N.     The  opium   trade  in 
India  and  China.     2d  ed.     Lowell,  1853.  8°. 

—  DOCUMENTS  rel.  to  opium.     From  the  Chinese  reposi 

tory,     n.p.,  1837.  4°.    (A  44) 


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—  FRY,  W.  8.    Facts  rel.  to  the  opium  trade  with  China. 

London.  1840.  8°.    (B  1154) 

—  MUIME,    14.     View   of   tlie   opium   question.     (In  his 

China  and  its  resources.  1840.) 

-  THELWALL,    A.    S.      Iniquities   of  the   opium 

trade  with  China.     London,  1839.  8°. 
O-pceiad,  The;  a  satire;  by  a  mad  bull.     London,  1810.  8°. 

(B  726) 
Oporinus  ((ft-rm.   Hesrbter),  Johannes.    NICERON,  J.   P. 

(In  his  Mem.,  v.  27.  1734.) 
Oporto  or  Porto,  Portugal.     COSTA,  A.  R.  da.     De- 

scripc^ao  da  cidade  do  Porto.    Porto,  1789.  8°. 

—  FLOREZ.'H.     La  iglesia  de  Porto.     (In  his  Espafia  sa- 

grada,  v.  21.  1766.) 

Oporto.  R.  Bibliotheca  Publica.  Catalogo  das 
obras  duplicadas.  2a  ed.  Porto,  1866.  8°. 

Oposicion  a  cortejo,  La.     See  Cruz  y  Cano,  It.  de  la. 

Opossum.  BAKTON,  B.  S.  Facts  rel.  to  the  generation  of 
the  opposuru  of  X.  Amer.  Phila.,  1806.  8°.  (B469, 
835) 

Oppermann,  C.  A.  Visiles  d'un  ingenieur  a  1'Expo- 
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Oppert,  F.  Hospitals,  infirmaries,  and  dispensa 
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Oppert,  Gustav.  Der  Presbyter  Johannes  in  Sage 
und  Geschichte.  2e  Aufl.  Berlin,  1870.  8°. 

Oppert,  Jules.  Les  rapports  de  1'Kgypte  et  de  I'Assyrie 
dans  1'aritiquite.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  (1.  Inscr. 
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Oppianus.  De  venatione.  —  De  piscatione.  (In  Poetse 
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—  BUSSEMAKER,  U.  C.     Scliolia  et  paraphrases  in  Oppia- 

nuin  ed.  See  Theocritus.  DLEBNER,  F.  Scholia, 
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—  DRUMMOND,  W.  H.    On  the  life  and  writings  of  O. 

(In  Roy.  Irish  Acad.     Trans.,  v.  13.  1818.)  —  Anal- 

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Oppolzer,    Johann.      Vorlesungen    iiber    specielle 

Pathologic  und   Thcrapie.     Ir  Bd.,    Ir,   2r, 

Lief.     Erlangen,  1866-67.  8". 
Opportunity,   a   novel ;    by   A.  M.  C.  Seemuller. 

Boston,  1868.  12°. 

Opportunity,  The ;  comedy.     See  Shirley,  J. 
Oppressore  e  1'oppresso.  L'.     See  Nota,  A. 
Opsopoeus,  Johann.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  37. 

1737.) 
Opsopoeus,  Vincentius.    Annot.  Demosthenis.    (In  Schaefer, 

OK  F.     Apparatus.  1824-33.) 

—  Castigationes  in  Oral.  Demosthenis.      (In  Demosthe 

nes  mill  JEschines.    Opera.  1607.) 
Optatianus  Porphyrius,  1'ublilius.     See  Porphyrius. 
Optical  instruments.     DIRECTIONS  for  the  use  of  the  gen. 

apparatus,    n.p.,  [17— ].  8°.    (B  784) 

See  also  Optics  (HiociNs,  1829);  —  Stereoscope. 
Optics.   KEPLER,  J.    Ad  Vitellionem  paralipomena 

quibus  astronomiie      pars    optica    traditur. 

Francof.,  1604.  4°. 

-  KIKCHEH,    A.      Ars   magna   lucis   et   umbrae. 

Romse,  1646.  f°. 

-  NEWTON,  Sir  I.     Opticks.  [1704.]  3d  ed.  corr. 

London,  1721.  8°. 

Same.     (In  his  Opera,  v.  5.  1782.) 

—   HOOKE,  H.     Nature,  motion,  and  effects  of  light.     (In 
his  Post,  works.  1705.) 

-  WELLS,  E.     Young  gentleman's  trigonometry, 

mechanicks,  and  O.  2ded.     Lond.,  1731.  8°. 

-  SMITH,  R.   Compleat  system  of  opticks.  Camb., 

1738.  2  v.  4°. 

—  EULER,  L.     Conjectura  physica  circa  propagationem 

son!  ac  Inminia.     (In  his  Opusc.,  v.  2.  1750  ) 

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tions  d'O.  (In  hix  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1761.)—  Exsais 
sur  Its  moyens  de  perfectionner  les  verres  optionee 
(In  v.  3.)  —  Notivelles  recherches  sur  les  verres 
optiqut'8.  (In  v.  4.)  —  Recherches  d'optiqtie.  (In 
v.  7.  1780.) 

—  ROBINS,  B.     Remarks  on  [R.]  Smith's   system  of  op- 

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-  ALGAUOTTI,   F.       Philosophy  of  Newton  ex 

plained  in  six  dialogues  on  light  and  colors. 
Glasgow,  1765.  12". 


EULER,    L.      DioptriceC,    pars    1-3.       Petrop., 

1769-71.  3  v.  4". 
PRIESTLEY,  J.      History  and  state  of  discovery 

[in]  vision,  light,  and  colors.  Lond.,  1772.  4". 
WILSON,  B.    Experiments  on  phosphori.    Lon- 
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KIPLING,    T.       Elementary   parts    of    Smith's 

Compleat  system  of  opticks.  Camb.,  1778.  4°. 
BOSCOVICH,  R.  J.    Opera  pertinentia  ad  opticam, 

etc.     Bassani,  1785.  o  v.  4°. 
ELLIOT,  J.      Experiments   and    observ.  on    light  and 

colour*;  [with]  the  analogy  between  heat  and  mo 
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STACK,  J.     Short  system  of  opticks.     Dublin, 

1787.  8°. 
HUTTON,  J.     Dissertation  upon  the  philosophy 

of  light,  heat,  and  fire.     Edin.,  1794.  8". 
ENGEL,  J.  J.     DC  I'impenetrabilitu  de  la  lumiere.     (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1796.) 
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1805.) 
HUNTER,  F.     Diss.  chem.  inaug.  de  ivtheribus. 

Edin.,  1808.  8°. 
DWIGHT,  T.    On  light.    (In  Conn.  Acad.    Mem.,  v.  1. 

1810.) 

BREWSTER,  D.  Treatise  on  new  philos.  instru 
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BIOT,  J.  B.  Recherches  sur  le  mouvcmens  des 
molecules  de  la  lumiere  autour  de  leur  centre 
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FRESNEL,  A.  (Euvres  ;  pub.  par  H.  de  Senar- 
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BOMPASS,  C.  C.  Essay  on  the  nature  of  heat, 
light,  and  electricity.  London,  1817.  8". 

DESCARTES,  R.  La  dioptrique.  (In  his  OZuvres,  v.  5. 
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FARHAR,   J.      Elementary  treatise   on    optics. 

Camb.,  1826.  8". 
HIGGINS,  W.  M.     Introd.  treatise  on  the  nature 

and  prop,  of   light,   and  on  optical  instru 
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AIRY,  G.   B.      Undulatory   theory   of  optics. 

[1831.]    Newed.    London,  Camb.,  1866.  8". 
BRKWSTEH,  D.     Treatise  on  optics.     London, 

1831.  16°.     (Lardner.     Cab.  eye.) 
LLOYD,    II.       Treatise   on    light    and    vision. 

London,  1831.  8°. 
MACVICAR,  J.  G.     Medium  of  light  and  form 

of  its  molecules.     Edin.,  1833.  8°. 
EXI.EY,  T.    Physical  optics.    London,  1834.  8°. 
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BAKTLETT,  W.  H.   C.     Elementary  treatise  on 

optics.    N.  Y.,  1839.  8°. 
RADICKE,  — .    Theoretische  Optik.    (In  Dove,  II.  W. 

Repertorium  der  Physik,  v.  3.  1839.) 
BARLOW,   P.    (In  Smedley,  E.,  and  others.     Encyc. 

metrop.,  v.3.  1845.) 
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BRKWSTER,  I).     Treatise  on  optics,  with  appli 
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upon  the  progressive  motion  of  light.      (In  Amer. 

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Lit.  and  Philos.  Soc.  of  Manchester.    Mem.,  3d  ser., 
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—  FRANCE.   Cum.  Imp.  de  V  K.rpo*.  de  1867.    (In  the  Rap 

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16".      (Bibl.  des  mer.) 

Eng.     Wonders  of  optics;  tr.  and  ed.  [with 

a  chapter  on    the   spectroscope,   by    C.   W. 
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—  TYNDALL,  J.     Notes  of  lectures  on  light,  1869. 

London,  1870.   16". 

See  Amer.  Assoc.  for  Adv.  of  Science.    Pro 
ceedings,  panfim, 

See  tilxo  Blind ;  —  Burning  glass ;  —  Color ;  —  Eye ;  — 
Kaleidoscope;  —  Light  (in  meilicine);  —  Light,  Dei 
ties  of;  —  Microscope;  —  Optical  Instruments;  — 
Perspective ;  —  Phosphorescence  ;  —  Photography  ;  — 
Polarization ;  —  Refraction ;  —  Spectacles  ;  —  Spec 
trum  ;  —  Stereoscope  ;  —  Telescope  ;  —  Vision. 
Optimist,  The;  by  II.  T.  Tuckerman.  N.  Y., 

1850.  12". 

Optimiste,  L';  comedie.     See,  Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F. 
Opus  ad  album.  .(In  Zetzner,  L.    Theatr.  chem.,  v.  4.  1613.) 
Or  et  clinquant ;    par  A.  de  Poiitmartin.      Paris, 

1829.   18°. 

Oracle,  The;  June  16-19.     London.  1790.  f°. 
Oracle,  L' ;  comedie.     See,  Saintfoix,  G.  F.  P.  de. 
Oracle  of  liberty,  and  mode  of  establishing  a  free 
government;  [by  Hermes,  pseud.].      Phila., 
1791.  8°. 
Oracle  of  rural  life ;  almanack  for  sportsmen,  etc. 

London,  1840.  12". 

Oracles.    DEQUINCEY.T.    Pagan  oracles.    (In  his  Memo 
rials,  v.  2.  1856.) 

—  FONTENELLE,  B.  le  B.  de.    Ilistoire  des  oracles.    (In 

fiix  CEuvres,  v.  3.  1825.) 

—  PI.UTARCIIUS.     Scripta  inoralia.     See  Plutarchus. 

See  alto  Vaticination. 

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Oratio  ad  Christum  opt.  max.  pro  Julio  n.  Pont.  max.     (In 

Epistolse  obsc.  vir.  1827.) 
Oratio  Dominica.     See,  Lord's  prayer. 
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8°.    (E744) 

—  Same.    3d  ed.     New-London,  1773.  8°.    (B  399) 
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eloquence  (p.  8(W);  —  Latin  oratory;  —  ulna  Pane 
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Orations  delivered  at  Boston,  to  commemorate  5th 

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See  alxo  Elocution  ;  —  Eloquence  ;  —  Reading  ; 
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Orazj,  Gli,  ed  i  Curiazj ;  dramma  per  musica.     See  Cima- 

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Orbecche;  tragedia.     See  Giraldi  Cinthio,  G.  B. 
Orbeliani,  Princess  Varvara.     VEDEKEVSKI,  — .   Captivite 

de  deux  princesses  russes  dans  le  serail  de  Cbamyl. 

(hi  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai  1856.) 
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dans  les  deux  Ameriques,  resume  general  des 

tous    les   voyages    de   Colomb,    Las   Casas, 

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—  II  tabernacolo  della  madonna  D'Orsanmichele.    See 

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Ord,   George.      Observ.   on   the    moulting  of   birds.      (In 

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Ord,  Wm.  M.  Influence  of  the  Thames  upon  public 
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Ord,  Win.  Redman.  Horizontal  loophole,  and  a  loopholed 
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Ordeal.  GIBSON,  W.  S.  On  some  ancient  modes 
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—  TENNENT,  Sir  J.  E.      The  story   of  the  guns. 

London,  1864.  8°. 

—  ANOTHER   'story  of  the  guns' ;    or,   Sir  J.  E. 

Tennent  and  the  Whitworth  gun ;  by  the 
Frazer  reviewer.  London,  1864.  16°. 

THOMAS,  L.     Rifled  ordnance.     1st  Amcr.  ed., 

fr.  5th  Eng.     X.  Y.,  1864.  8°. 

—  GILLMORF,,  Q.  A.     Observations  on  heavy  ordnance, 

ttc.  (In  his  Engineers' operations  against  Charles 
ton.  1865.) 


-  BARTLF.TT;  W.  II.  <"'.    Rifled  guns.     (In  Nat.  Acad 
of  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  1.  1866.) 

—  AHBOT,  II.  L.     Siege  artillery  in  the  campaigns 

against  Richmond,  with  notes  on  the  15-inch 
gun.  Wash.,  1867.  8".  (U.  S.  Corps  of 
engineers.  Prof,  papers,  no.  14.) 

—  BRACKENHVRY,  C.  B.     European  armaments  in 

1867.     London,  1867.  8°. 

—  TREADWELL,  I).     Construction    of  hooped   cannon. 

(In  Amer.  Acad.     Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  9,  pt.  1.  1868.) 

—  UNITED  STATES.     40th  Cony.,  3d  sess.     Report 

of  the  joint  committee  to  investigate  the 
purchases,  contracts,  and  experiments  of  the 
ordnance  department,  Feb.  15.  [Wash., 
1869.]  8°. 

History, 

—  OMODEI,  F.    Dell'  origin?  della  polvcre  da  gnorra  c 

del  prime  uso  delle  artiglierie  a  fuoeo.    (hi  Turin. 

Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  ;58.  1835.) 

See  also  Artillery;  —  Guncotton  ;  —  Gunpow 
der;  —  Projectiles;  —  Spinguard. 

Ordnance  Survey.    See  Gr.  Brit.  Ordnance  Survey  (p.  1218). 
Ordo  S.  Trinitatis  et  Redemptionis  Captivorum. 

Regula   et   statuta ;    ace.    Chronieum    Rob. 

Guaguini,     de      majoribus     ministris,     cum 

append,   ad    Chron.  Guaguini   per   J.  Bur- 

gesium.     Duaci,  1719.  8°. 
Ordo   recitandi   offieii   divini,  etc.      See    Catholic   Church 

(p.  496). 
Ordre  du  St.  Esprit.    Liste   chronol.  des  chevaliers;    pub. 

par   A.   Teulet.      (In    Paris.    Soc.  d.  1'Hist.     Bui. 

1863.) 
Ordronaux,  John.      Hints  on  the  preservation  of 

health  in  armies.     N.  Y.,  1861.  24°. 

Oregon.  TERRITORY. 

Boundary. 

—  BROWNE,  P.  A.    Lecture  on  O.  Terr.    Phila.,  1843.  8". 

(B  1516) 

—  CRITTENDEN,  J.  J.     Speech  on  the  O.  question,  Apr. 

16.     Wash.,  184B.  8°.     (B  1516) 

—  DAYTON,  W.  L.    Speech  on  O.      Wash.,  1844.  8°.    (B 

1119,  1174) 

—  FALCONER.  T.     Oregon  question :  statement  of  Brit 

ish  Claims  to  Oregon  Territory.  London,  1845.  8". 
(B  1516) 

—  GALLATIN,  A.    Letters  on  the  O.  question.     Wash., 

1846.  8°.     (B1516) 

—  HAYWOOD,  W.  II.     Speech  on  the  O.  question,  Mar.  4, 

5.    Wash.,  1846.  8°.    (B  1516) 

—  KELLF.Y,  II.  J.    Discoveries,  etc..  on  the  N.  W.  coast; 

part  of  an  investigation  of  the  American  title  to  O. 
n.p.,  [1838].  8°.  (B1600) 

—  MOBDOCK,  W .  D.  C.     OurtruetitletoO.    Georgetown, 

1845.  12°.    (B  1516) 

—  PENDLETON,  J.  S.    Speech  on   the  O.  question,  Jan. 

26.     Wash.,  1846.  8°.    (B  1516) 

—  POUSSIN,   G.   T.       Question    de   TO.        Paris, 

1846.  8°. 

—  STURGIS.W.     Oregon  question;  lecture,  Jan.  22.   Bos 

ton,  1845.  8°.    (B  1195,  1516,  1582) 

Twiss,  T.  Oregon  question  examined.  Lon 
don,  1846.  8°. 

WALLACE,  E.  J.  Oregon  question  determined  by  the 

rules  of  international  law.  Lond.,  1S46.  8°.  (B1516) 

—  WINTHROP,  H.  C.   Speech  on  the  O.  question,  Mar.  IS. 

Wash.,  1844.  8°.     (B  1516) 

Speech,  Feb.  1.     Wash.,  1845.  8°.     (B  1197,  1516) 

Speech,  Jan.  3.     Wash.,  1846.  8°.    (B  1516) 

Description. 

—  FRANCHERE,  G.  [1811-14.]    (In  hi»  Voyage  to  N.  W. 

coast.  1854.) 

—  Ross,  A.     Adventures  in  O.  and  the  Rocky 

Mts.,   [1813-21].     London,    1855.   2  v.    12". 

—  KELLF.Y,  II.  J.    Geog.  sketch  of  O.    Boston,  1830.  8°. 

(B965) 

WYETH,  J.  B.     Oregon;   or,  Short  history  of  a 

long  journey,  1832.     Camb..  1833.  12". 

—  FARNHAM,   T.'     Travels   in    O.,    etc.,    [1839]. 

N.  Y.,  1843.  8°. 


OREGON 


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ORGANIC 


-  WHITE,  E.      View  of  O.,  [1842-46].     Wash., 

1846.  8°. 

-  FREMONT,  J.  C.      Report  of  explor.  exped.  to 

the  Rocky  Mts.,  ().,  etc.,  1842-44.     Wash., 
184o.  8°.     (28  Cong.  2d  sess.  Sen.) 

-  -  Same.  Wash.,1845.  8".  (28  Cong.  2d  sess.  Ho.) 
—  Same.     Syracuse,  1846.  12°. 

-  -  Same.    N.  Y.,  1846.  8°.    (B  1600) 

-  -  Same.     N.  Y.,  1849.  8". 

-  ACCOUNT  of  O..  [1843-44].     See  History. 

-  Ruitio,   pseud.      Rambles    in    the    U.   S.,   etc., 

1845,  with  an  ace.  of  O.     London,  1846.   12°. 

-  DENIS.  J.  F.    [1846.]     See  History. 

-  NICOLAY,  C.  G.     Oregon  ;  a  geog.  and  physical 

ace.     London,  1846.   16°. 

-  THORNTON,  J.   Q.     Oregon  and  California  in 

1848.     N.  Y.,  1849.  2  v.  12°. 
Maps. 

-  NEW  map  of  Texas,  Oregon,  and  California. 

Phila.,  N.  A.  Mitchell,  1846. 

-  PREUSS,  C.     Map  of  O.,  etc.,  from  surveys  by 

J.  C.  Fremont.     Wash.,  1848. 

See  also  Columbia  River  ;  —  San  Juan  Island. 

Dialect. 
See  Chinook  jargon. 

History. 

-  SENIOR,  N.  W.     [To  1845.]    (In  fits  Hist,  essays,  v.  2. 

1865.) 

-  DEMS.  .1.  F.   L/'Oregon  ;  hist,  ct  description,  [to  1846]. 

(/»  Regnault,  E.   Hist,  des  Antilles.  1849.    Univers.) 

-  GREENHOW,  R.     History  of  O.,  etc.,  [to  1845]. 

2d  ed.     Boston,  184-5.  8°. 

-  ACCOUNT  and  hist,  of  O. ;  a  journal  of  an  em 

igrating  party,  [to  1844] .    Lond.,  1846.  12°. 

DUNN,  J.  History  of  O.  and  the  British  fur 
trade,  [to  1843]".  Phila.,  1845.  16°. 

AMER.  Soc.  FOR  ENCOURAGING  A  SETTLEMENT  OF  O. 
TERRITORY.  Book  of  stock,  etc.  n.p.,lB3l.  4°.  (A64) 

U.  8.  'Kith  Cong.  3d  xex*.  House.  Report  of  the  corn, 
on  for.  affairs  rcl.  to  the  territory  of  the  U.  8.  beyond 
the  Kooky  Mts.,  Feb.  16,  18~39  ;  [siibm.  by  C. 
dishing.  Wash.,  1830.]  8°.  (B  1147,  1516,  E  43) 

SAXTON,  C.  The  Oregonlan;  or,  History  of  O., 
[1840-46].  Wash.,  1846.  12°.  (C  277) 

BULFINCII,  O..  tt  al.  Lands  in  O.;  memorial  praying 
that  their  title  to  eertain  lands  in  O.  may  be  con 
firmed.  Wash..  1840.  8°.  (26th  Cong.  1st  sess.  Ho. 
doc.  43.  B  1147) 

Palaeontology. 

CONRAD,  T.  A.  Description  of  the  tertiary  fossils 
collected  on  survey  of  routes  in  California  and  Ore 
gon  explored  by  U.  S.  Williamson  and  II.  L.  Abbot. 
(In  U.  S.  Department  of  War.  Report  for  a  ra.il- 
road  to  the  Pacific,  v.  6.  1857.)  —  Report  upon  the 
palaeontology  of  the  survey.  (In  v.  7.) 

Politics. 
CIIOATE,  R.     Speech  on  annulling  the  convention  for 

the  common  occupation  of  OM  March  21.     Wash 

1844.  S".    (B  1516) 
ORF.UON.  the  cost  and  the  consequences ;  by  a  disciple  of 

the  Washington  School.     I'hila.,  1846.  8°.     (B1516) 
MAURY,  S.  M.     Remarks  on  O.     (In  her  Statesmen  of 

Amer.  1847.) 
HILLIAKD,  II.  W.     Speech  on  the  bill  to  establish   a 

territorial  gov.  in  O.,  Mar.  30.    Wash.,  1848.  8°.    (B 

1516) 
WEBSTER,  D.     Speech,  Marshfield.  Sept.  1,  1848,  and 

speech  on  the  O.  bill,  in  the  Senate,  Aug.  12      Bos 
ton,  1848.  8°.    (B  1516) 

STATE. 

Adjutant  General.  Report,  1863/64,  65. 
Salem,  18Go.  2  v.  8°. 

Description  and  History. 

LUDLOW,  F.  II.  The  heart  of  the  continent; 
travel  across  the  plains  and  in  Oregon, 
[1863].  N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 


—  HITTELL,  J.  S.     Oregon.     (In  his  Resources  of  Cali 

fornia.  1866.) 

-  DUFUR,  A.  J.      Statistics   of  Oregon.      Salem, 

Oregon,  1869.  8°. 
Oregon  river.     BUI.FINCH,  T.     O.  and  Eldorado; 

romance  of  the  rivers.     Boston,  1866.  8°. 
Oreilles  du  comte  de  Chesterfield  et  le  chapelain  Gouilman, 

Les.    See  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A. 
O'Reilly,  Bernard.     Greenland,  the  adjacent  seas, 

and    N.  W.  Passage  to   the  Pacific   Ocean. 

N.  Y.,  1818.  8°. 
O'Reilly,     Edward.         Irish-English      dictionary. 

Dublin,  1817.  4°. 

—  Nature   and   influence  of  the  Brehon  laws,   etc..     (In 

Roy.    Irish   Acad.     Trans.,  v.  14.  1825.)  —  Authen 
ticity  of  the  poems  of  Ossian.     (In  v.  16.  1830.) 
O'Reilly,  Henry.     Rochester  in   1835.     Rochester,  1835.   8° 

(B  1116) 
O'Reilly,   John,   M.D.    Modus   propagandi   of  the   human 

species  physiologically  explained.     X.  Y.,  1861.  8° 

(B  1692)     ' 
O'Reilly,   Myles.     Voluntary  and  legal  charity.     (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans..  1S61.) 
O'Reilly,  Private  Miles,  pseud.     See  Halpine,  C.  G. 
O'Reilly.     See  also  O'Rielly. 
Orellana,  pseud.     Letter  to  the  7  northern  COP.  not  repr.  in 

the  National  Assembly,  Dublin,  Oct.  1784.     Dublin, 

1785.  8°.     (B  698) 
Orellana,  Francesco   de.     HEURERA,    A.     Voyage   of   O. 

down  the  Amazons,  1540-41 ;  tr.  from  the  6th  decade 

of 'Gen.  hist,  of  the  W.I.'    (In  Hakluyt  Soc.    Pub., 

v.  24.  1859.) 
Orelli,  Henri  d'.     Rapport  de  1'Institnt  des  Aveugles  et  des 

Sourds-Mucts  a  Zurich;   tr.    de  1'allemand   par  II. 

Monsson.     Zurich,  1835.  8°.    (B  1132) 
Orelli,  Johann  Caspar,  and  Baiter,  J.  G.     Onomas- 

ticon  Tullianum  continens   M.  T.  Ciceronis 

vitam,    historian!    literariam,   indices,  fastos 

consulares.     Turici,  1836-38.  3  v.  8°. 

Note.    Forms  v.  6-8  of  Orelli's  ed.  of  Cicero. 
Orense,  Spain.    FLOREZ,  H.    De  la  iglesia de  Orense.    (In 

his  Espaiia  sagrada,  v.  17.  1763.) 
Create;  tragedia.     See  Alfleri,  V.;  —  Rucellai,  G. 
Oreste  ;  tragedie.     See  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 
Orestes.     See  Euripides. 

Orestes  in  Argos;  a  tragedy.     See  Bayley,  P. 
Orestie,  L':  tragedie.     See  Dumas,  A. 
Orfeo,  tragedia.     See  Poliziano,  A.  A. 
Orflla,  Mme.     BA88ANV1LLE,  A.  L.,  comtesse  de.     (Tn  her 

Salons,  v.  4.  1866.) 
Orfila,  P.     Matthicu  Joseph  Bonavcnture.   Elemens 

de  chimie  medicale.     Paris,  1817.  2  v.  8". 

-  Lec_ons  de  medecine  legale.     Paris,  1821.  8". 

-  Practical  chemistry;    tr.  with    add.  by    J.  R. 

Coxe.     Phila.,  1818.  8°. 

-  Practical  treatise  on   poisons  and  asphyxies ; 

tr.   with  add.  by  J.  G.  Stevenson.     Boston, 
1826.  12°. 

Note.      Tr.  from  'Secours   &   donner  aux    per- 
sonnes  empoisonnees'. 

—  Traite  de  medecine  legale.    4e  ed.     Paris,  1848- 
3  v.  and  Atlas  8°. 

-  Traite  des  poisons.    3e  ed.    Paris,  1S26.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Eng.     General  system  of  toxicology ;  a  treatise 

on   poisons;    tr.  by   J.   A.  Waller.      2d   ed. 

London,  1821.  2  v".  8°. 
Orford,  Horace,  Earl  of.     See  Walpole,  II. 
Orford,  Robert,  Id  Earl  of.     See  Walpole. 
Organ,  James  C.      On   convicts   without   the   prison.      (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1864.) 
Organ,  James  I'.     Adult  night  schools  in  Dublin.     (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1861.)  —  Intermedi 
ate  prisons.     (In   1867.) 
Organ.    BUTTMAXN,  P.  K.     Beitrag   zur   EiTauterung  der 

Wasserorgel  und    der   Feuerspriitze  des  Hero  tind 

des    Vitruv.       (In    Berlin.    Ak.    d.    Wiss.    Abh., 

1804-11.) 

Organ,  Enharmonic.     See  Poole,  II.  W. 
Organe  des  Gehirns,  Die.     See  Kotzebue,  A.  v. 
Organ!,  Francesco  degll.    Ballate.    (In  Trucchi,  F.     Pocs. 

itnl.,  v.  2.  1846.) 

Organic  chemistry.     See  Chemistry. 
Organic  remains  of  a  former  world.    S<  e  Parkinson,  J. ;  — 

also  Palaeontology. 


ORGANIZATION 


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ORIENTAL  LITERATURE 


Organization  (m  Jiioloyi/).  BEB.TBAND  DE  SAINT- 
GKUMAIN,  — .  Des  manifestations  de  la  vie 
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Paris,  1848.  8°. 

-  BLAINVILLE,  A.  M.  D.  de.    Histoire  des  sciences 

de  I'orgaiiization  et  de  leurs  proves ;   red. 

par  F.  L.  M.  Maupier.     Paris,  1858.  3  v.  8°. 
Organization  (in  Socioloyy).  HELPS,  A.  O.  in  daily 

life.    London,  1862.  8". 
Orgiios,  Serra  dos.    HINCIII.IFF.  T.  W.     Organ  Mts.  (In  his 

South  Amor,  sketches.  1863.) 
Oria,  Andrea  d'.      BELGKANO,    L.   T.      Delhi   vita   di   A. 

D'Oria,  di  F.  D.  Uuerrazzi.      (In    Archivio    stor. 

itnl.,  ser.  3,  v.  4,  pt.  1.  1366.) 

-  RAGGIO,  (Jr.  B.      Elogio  di  A.  Doria.      (In  Grille,  L. 

Klo«i,  v.  1.  1806.) 

—  SuiOMO,  C.     Do  vita  A.  Doria.     (In  his  Historia  de 

rebus  Bonon.  1G04.) 
Oria.    CASOTTI,  F.    Delia  citta  d'Oria.    (In  Archivio  stor. 

Hal.,  n.s..  v.  13,  p.  2.  1861.) 
Oribasius.    Collectiones  tnedicse.   (In  Mai,  A.   Class,  auct., 

v.  4.  1831.) 

Oricellarius.     See.  Rucellai. 
Oriel.    HAMPER,  XV.    Disq.  on  the  oriel.    (In  Archaeologia, 

v.23.  1831.) 

O'Rielly.    See  aho  O'Reilly. 
O'Rielly,  Henry.    MOUSE.  8.  F.  15.,  and  other*.    Memorial 

[in   reply  to  one  by  II.  O'Rielly].     n.t.p.  [1849.]  8°. 

(B  1503) 
Oriental    annual ;    or,    Scenes    in   India ;    by   H. 

Gaunter.     London,  1838.  12°. 
Oriental  apologues.      BELOE,  W.      (In  his  Misccl.,  v.  3. 

1795.) 
Oriental    art.       BEAUMONT,    A.    de.      (In    Revue   d.   D. 

Mondes,  nov.  1867.) 

—  SCIINAASE.  C.      Die  Viilker  des  Orients.  —  Grenzge- 

biete  der  abendlandischen  Kunst.  (In  hi*  Gesch. 
der  bild.  KUnste,  v.  1,  7.  1843-64.) 

Oriental  Christians.  SIMON,  Father  R.  Critical 
history  of  the  religions  and  customs  of  the 
Eastern  nations ;  [tr.]  by  A.  Lovell.  Lon 
don,  1685.  8°. 

Oriental  harems  and  scenery.  See  Belgiojoao,  C.  T., 
princesse  de. 

Oriental  herald  and  colonial  review.  Vol.  1-12; 
Jan.  1824  -  March,  1827.  London,  1824- 
27.  12  v.  8°. 

Oriental  history.  LENORMANT,  F.,  and  CHEVAL- 
LIEK,  E.  Student's  manual  of  oriental  hist.; 
ancient  hist. -of  the  East  to  the  commencement 
of  the  Median  wars.  Lond.,  1869-70.  2v.  12°. 

-  MOFFAT,  J.      Natural  limits  of  ancient  Oriental  his 

tory.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.    Journ.,  v.  6.  1860.) 
See  also  the  names  of  the  countries  of  Asia  and 
the  Levant. 

Oriental  fragments;  by  E.Moor.    London,  1834.  8°. 
Oriental  languages.  History  of  Oriental  philology. 

—  BENFEV,  T.    Geschichte  der  Sprachwissenschaft 

und  orientalischen  Philologie  in  Deutschland 
scit  dem  Anfange  des  19.  Jahrhunderts. 
Munchen,  1869.  8°.  (Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Gesch. 
der  Wiss.  in  Deutschland,  v.  8.) 

(For  the   Bibliography  see,  forward.   Oriental 
literature.) 

General  and  miscellaneous  works. 

—  HICHARDSOX,  J.     Diss.  on  the  languages,  liter 

ature,  etc.,  of  eastern  nations.  Oxford, 
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—  VOLNEY,    C.   F.   C.    de.        Simplification    des 

langues  orientales  ;  methode  d'apprcndre  les 
langucs  arabe,  persane,  et  turque,  avec  des 
characteres  europeens.  Paris,  an  m  [1795], 
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—  BALBI.  A.  La  classification  des  langues  asiatiques. 
(In  his  Atlas  ethnog.  1826.) 

-  TKEVELYAN,  C.  E.,  and  others.  Application  of 
the  Roman  alphabet  to  all  the  Orient,  lan 
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—  SALISBURY,  E.  E.   Miscel.  notices  rel.  to  the  recent 

progress  of  Oriental  researches.  1844.      (Jn  Amer. 
Orient.  Soc.    Journ. ,  v.  1.  1849.) 

—  BCHLAGINTWEIT,  11.  de.     Geographical  glossary  from 

the  languages  of  India  and  Tibet.     (In  his  Results, 

v.  3.  1863.) 

See  also  American  Oriental  Society ;  —  also  Bible 
(p.  270) ;  —  Hebrew  lang. ;  —  Hindustani  lang. ;  —  San 
skrit  lang.  ;  —  also  the  division  Lanynai/e  under  vari 
ous  countries,  as  Afghanistan;  —  Arabia;  —  Arme 
nia;  —  Bengal  ;  —  Chaldeea;  —  China;  —  Japan;  — 
Mahrattas  ;  —  Malay  nation  ;  —  Persia ;  —  Phoenicia ; 
—  Siam  ;  —  Syria ;  —  Turkey. 

Oriental  legends.     ST.  JOHN,  B.     Legends  of  the 
Christian  East.     London,  1856.  16". 

Oriental    literature.      Bibliography. 
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to  the  language  and  literature  of  Asia,  Af 
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—  ENGELMANN,    AV.        Bibliotheca     philologica ; 

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—  HKKHELOT,    B.    d'.        Bibliotheque    orientale. 

Maestricht,  1776.  f°. 

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ORLEANS 


Original  talcs,  a  new  year's  gift  for  1813. 

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ginaux,  Los;  com6dle.     See  Fagan,  C.  B. 


Boston, 


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gines  Kuropaiir.     See  Diefenbach,  L. 

gines  patrieiiv.     See  Hampson,  11.  T. 

gins  (in  the  arts  and  sciences).     See  Arts,  Useful ;  —  In- 


Or 

Or 

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Eng.    Cataracts  of  the  Orinoco.     (In  his  Aspects  of 

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Orlando  inamorato.     See  Berni,  F. 
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the  award  between  J.  O.  and  A.  Luriottis  on  the  one 

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Orleans,  Bp.  of.     See  Dupanloup,  F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  0. 
Orleans,  Charles,  due  d'.     Poesies;  accomp.  d'une 

pref.  hist.,  de  notes,  etc.,  par  A.  Champollion- 

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—  CARY,  II.  F.    (In  his  Early  French  poets.  1846.) 

—  SALMEK,  C.     Sur  un   recueil  ms.  de   poenies   de   C. 

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275.     (IS.  11.  78.) 


Orleans,  Ferdinand  Phillipe  Louis  Charles  Henri 
Joseph,  due  d'.  Cumpagnes  de  1'armce 
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Orleans,   Frangois  Ferdinand    Philippe    Louise  Marie   d', 

jirince  de  Juinville.     See  Joinville. 
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(In  Memoires  pour  servir  a  1'hist.  de  France  sous 

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Orleans,  Ilelene  Louise  Elizabeth,  princesse  de 
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—  MEMOIR;  tr.  by  Mrs.  Austin.     Lond.,  1859.  8°. 
Orleans,  Henri  Eugene  Philippe  Louis, prince  due  d'Aumale. 

See  Aumale. 
Orl6ans,  Louis   Antoine  Philippe  de,  due  de  Montpensier. 

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See  also  Canada  ;  —  Europe  ;  —  Great  Britain  ;  — 
Indiana  ;  —  Iowa  ;  —  Ireland  ;  —  Massachusetts  ;  — 
New  England  ;  —  N.  America  ;  —  Norway  ;  —  Nova 
Scotia  ;  —  Paraguay  ;  —  South  America  ;  —  Sweden  ;  — 
Tuscany  ;  —  United  States  ;  —  Vera  Cruz  ;  —  also  Co- 
lymbus  torquatus  ;  —  Eggs  ;  —  Flying  ;  —  Humming 
birds;  —  Muscicapidae;  —  Migratory  birds;  —  Nat 
ural  history  ;  —  Ocean  ;  —  Pigeons  ;  —  Poultry  ;  — 
Swallow. 

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Description  of  Muscovy.  —  Overbury,  Sir  T.  Observ.  in 
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J.  Disquisition  on  Asia.  —  Account  of  'Turkey.  — 
Blount,  H.  Levant.  —  Daulphinois,  X.  N.  Turkey.  — 
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R.  East  Indies.  —  Bmton,  W.  News  from  E.  Indies. 
—  Cruel  proceedings  of  the  Dutch  against  the  English 
at  Amlioyna.  —  Declaration  justifying  the  same.  — 
Answer  to  Declaration.  —  Defence  of  Dutch  E.  India 
Co.  —  Confession  and  sentence  of  English.  —  Reply  to 
Defence  of  E.  I.  Co.  —  Galvano,  A.  Discoveries  of  the 


world.  —  Langhenez,  B.  Four  Hollanders'  voyage  to 
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Knight,  F.  Captivity  at  Algiers.  —  Dunton,  J.  Jour 
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P.  Account  of  Congo.  —  Frpger,  — .  Voyage  of  M. 
de  Genncr,  Africa.  —  LeMaire,  J.  Canary  Islands, 
etc.  —  Boothby,  K.  Madagascar.  —  Castle.'W.  Ace. 
of  America.  —  Charles  i.  Commission  for  Newfound 
land.  —  Geare,  A.  Ebenezer,  or  Monument  of  Thank 
fulness.  —  Description  of  New  France,  from  De  Monts, 
De  Pontgrave,  and  De  Poutrincourt.  —  Warren,  G. 
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Osborne,  Family  of.    SANFORD,  J.  L.,  and  TOM'NSEND,  M. 

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—  Discourse.   Dec.   29,   1799,  death   of   G.   Washington. 

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—  Discourse,  Feb.  4,  funeral  of  J.  Roby.     Boston,  1803. 

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—  Discourse,  Feb.  19,  [national]  Thanksgiving  day.    Bos 

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—  Discourse,   general  election,  May  31.     [Boston],  1809. 

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—  Discourse,  [state]  Thanksgiving  day,  Nov.  19.   Boston, 

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—  Discourse,  validity  of  Presbyterian  ordination,  May  5; 

[Dudleian  lecture.]  Camb.,  1832.  8°.  (B  171,  195, 
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—  St.  Paul's  example  a  model  for  ministers;  sermon,  or 

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—  Sermon,  artillery  [election],  Boston,  June  2.    Boston, 

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—  Sermon,  ordination  of  C  Francis,  "Watcrtown,  June  23. 

Camb.,  1819.  8°.    (B  279,  1595) 

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Same.    2d  ed.     Exeter,  1812.  8°.    (B  286,  915) 

Uncertainty  of  life;   disc.,   Apr.  2.     Boston,  1797.  8°. 

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Unsearchable  riches  of  Christ;  sermon,  [installation J 

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Maiden.    Boston.  1804.  8°.    (B  171,  C  186) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     Chnrlestown,  1804.  12°.    (B  207) 

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—  Same.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1794.  8°.    (B  1833) 

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Overbeck,  Johannes  Adolf.     Die  antiken  Schrift- 

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—  Pompeii  in  seinem  Gebauden,  Alterthiimem  und 

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E.  F.  Rimbault.     London,  1856.  16°. 
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—  Halieuticon   fragm.    —    Incerti  auctoris   Consolatio 
ad  Liviam  A  ugustani.  —  Nux.  —  Sabinus,  A.     Epistolae 
tres  tribus  Ovidii  epistolis  respondentes.  —  Fragmenta. 
2.    Metamorphoses.      3.    Fasti.  —  Tristia.  —  Epistolae 
ex  Ponto.  —  Ibis. 

—  Opera  ;  interp.  et  notis  illust.  D.  Crispinus,  ad 

usum  Delphini.  Bassani,  1792.  4  v.  4°. 
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Ars  amatoria.  —  Remedium  amoris.  — De  medicamine 
faciei.  —  Halieuticon.  —  Nux.  2.  Metamorphoses.  3. 
Tristia.  —  Epistolae  ex  Ponto.  —  Libellus  in  Ibin.  4. 
Fasti.  —  Index. 

—  Opera  omnia;  exrecens.  Heinsio-Burmanniana. 

Paris,  Lemaire,  1820-24.  9  v.  in  10.  8°. 
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cum  [var.]  not.  quibus  suas  ad.  J.  A.  Amar.  1.  Hero 
idum  epistolw.  —  A.  Babini  Epistolae.  —  Ad  Liviam 
Augustiim  consolatio.  —  Halieuticon  fragmentum.  — 
Nux,  ek-gia.  —  Bentleii  in  Heroidum  epist.  lectiones  ined- 
itae.  2.  Amorum  libri  in.  —  Artis  amatoriae  lib.  ill. 

—  Remediorum   amoris,    lib.   I.   —    Medicamina    faciei 
fragm.      3,  4.     Ex  recens.  G.  E.  Gierig  cum  var.  lect.  cui 
nov.   add.   notas   N.   E.    Lemaire.   —  Metamorphoseon 
libri  xv.      5.     Metamorphoseon  libri  xv,  Greece  versi  a 
M.  Planude,  ed.  J.  F.  Boissonade.      6.    Ex  recens.  G.  E. 
Gierig  cum  var.  lect.  cui  nov.  add.  notas  N.  E.  Lemaire. 

—  Fastorum  lib.  yi.  —  Excursus  in  Ovidii  Pantos.     7,  8. 
Ex  recens.  Heinsio-Burmanniana,  cum  var.  lect.  cui  nov. 
add.  not.  Lemaire.      7.     TriKtium  lib.  v,  et  Epistolarum 
ex  Ponto  lib.  IV.  —  De  exsilio  Ovidii,  N.  Heinsius,  P. 


Burmannus,  et  J.  C.  Scaliger.  8.  Ibis.  —  In  Ovidii 
Ibin  excursus.  —  Fragmenta.  —  Vita  Ovidii  a  variis  con- 
scripta  et  alia  qua?  viri  docti  de  Ovidio  scripserunt.  9, 
pt.  1.  Index,  A-M.  9,  pt.  2.  N-Z. 

-  Opera;  ex  recog.  R.  Merkelii.     Lips.,  1852-58. 

3  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Amores.  —  Epistolae.  —  De  medic, 
fac.  —  Ars  amat.  —  Remedia  nmoris.  2.  Metamor 
phoses.  3.  Tristia.  —  Ibis.  —  Ex  Ponto  libri.  — 
Fasti.  —  Halieutica. 

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-  -  Fasti,  Tristia,  Politic  epistles,  Ibis,  and  Ha 

lieuticon  ;  lit.  tr.  with  notes  by  II.  T.  Riley. 
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-  -  The  Heroides  or  Epistles  of  the  heroines,  the 

Amours,  Art  of  love,  Remedy  of  love,  and 
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Selections,  Fragments. 

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annot.     Ed.  altera.     Etonse,  1798.  4°. 

-  Electa  ex  O.  et  Tibullo.     Ed.  nova.     Etonue, 

1818.  12°. 

-  Excerpta ;  ace.  notulse  Anglicse  et  qupcstiones 

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—  Translations  from  Ovid.    (In  Pope,  A.    Works,  v.  1. 

1871.) 

Elegiai  de  Ponto. 

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Epistola. 

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nino],     Parigi,  1762.  8°. 

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Mexia.    (In  Quintana,  M.  J.  Poesias  sel.,  v.3.  1782.) 

—  Epistola.     Dido  a  Eneas;  tr.  por  H.  de  Acuna.    (In 

Sedana,  J.  J.  L.  de.    Parnaso  esp.,  v.  2.  1770.) 

Fasti. 

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lio.     Berol.,  1841.  8°. 

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Halieutica. 

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Metamorphoses. 

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-  Metamorphoseon  libri  xv.     Ed.  novis.     Edin., 

1700.  12°. 

-  A  new  trans,  with  the  text  and  order  of  con 

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-  Minellius  Anglicanus ;    sive  Metamorphoseon 

libri  xv,  cum  arg.  notisque  Minellianis, 
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-  Metamorphoses    [Lat.]  ;    with   arguments   and 

notes  of  J.  Minellius  ;  tr.  by  N.  Bailey  ; 
added,  a  prose  [Lat.]  version.  5th  ed. 
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-  Die  Metamorphosen  ;  erkla^rt  von  M.  Haupt. 

Band  1.     2e  Ausg.     Berlin,  1857.  8°. 

-  Electa  ex  Metamorphosews  libris  ;  cum  annot. 

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—  KING,  W.    The  art  of  love :  in  imitation  of  Ovid  De 

arte  amandi  with  a  preface  cont.  the  life  of  Ovid. 
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comparative  merits  of  Ovid,  Tibullus,  and  Proper- 

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Oviedo,  Andres  d',  Patriarch  of  Ethiopia.    GODINHO,  N. 

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Oviedo,    Spain.      Risco,  M.      De  la  ciudad  y  iglesia  de 

Oviedo.     (In  Florez,  H.     Espana  sagrada,  v.  37-39. 

1789-95.) 

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—  Historia  dell'  Indie  Occidental!.  —  Relatione  della  nav- 

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—  Historia  du  Nicaragua.      (In   Ternaux-Compans,  II. 

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—  Of  the  West  Indies.    (In  Eden,  R.    Hist,  of  travayle. 

1577.) 

—  Sumario   de   la  natural   historia  de   las   Indias.     (In 

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Ovington,  John.  Reise  nach  Surate.  (In  Allgemeine 
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Ovioli,  Francesco.  Diz.  della  ling.  ital.  See  Costa,  P.,  and 
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Owen,  Charles.  Jure  divino  woe;  exemplify'd  in  the  re 
markable  punishment  of  persecutors,  etc. ;  thanks 
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—  Report  of   a  geolog.  survey  of  Wisconsin,  Iowa  and 

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—  Various    articles.]       (In   Amer.  Assoc.    Proc..  v.   5. 

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Owen,  G.  Salt  Lake  city  directory.  Salt'  Lake 
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Owen,  Mrs.  Henry.  Illuminated  book  of  needle 
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ed.  by  the  Countess  of  Wilton.  London, 
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Owen,  Hugh,  Jr.  The  elementary  education  act,  1870.  See 
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Owen,  J.  B.  Popular  investments.  (In  Talbot,  C.  J.,  Vise. 
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Owen,  James.  History  of  the  consecration  of  altars,  tem 
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con    adiciones,   etc.,    por    F.   de    la   Torre. 
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—  Certain  epigrams  out  of  the  first  four  books  of 

O.;  tr.  into  Eng.  by  R.  Hayman.     London, 
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—  NICERON,  J.   P.     (In  hia  Mem.,  v.   16.    1731;    and. 

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Contents.  Declaration  of  glorious  mystery  of  person 
of  Christ.  —  Communion  with  God,  each  person  dis 
tinctly.  —  Nature  and  power  of  indwelling  sin.  —  Tempt 
ation.  —  Mortification  of  sin  in  believers.  —  Death  of 
Christ.  —  Display  of  Arminianigin. 

—  Brief  declaration  and  vindication  of  the  doc 

trine  of  the  trinity.     London,  1676.  12°. 

—  Brief  instruction  in  the  worship  of  God  and 

discipline   of  the   churches,   etc.      London, 

1688.  12°, 

-  Christologia.     London,  1679.  4°. 

-  Exposition  of  Hebrews  ;  abr.  with  life  of  the 

author  by  E.  Williams.      Boston,   1811-12. 
4  v.  8°. 

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severity  of  God.     London,  1681.  12°. 

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—  Sermons,  also  tracts  and  his  Latin  orations ; 

with  mem.  and  his  funeral  sermon,  by  D. 
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—  Si'veait;   Trreu/zrm/cA/,    causes,  waies,  and   means 

of  understanding  the  mind  of  God   as  re 
vealed  in  his  word.     London,  1678.  8°. 

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—  CANE,  J.  V.    Epistle  to  the  authour  of  Animad 

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Twining's  letter,  and  on  tlie  views  of  the  Brit,  and 
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—  Two  letters   on  the  French  Bible.      London,  1822.  8°. 

(B  339) 

—  Uncertainty  of  the  morrow;   sermon,  on  the   late  fire 

in  the  premises  of  J.  Ord.  Lond.,  1808.  8°.   (B  1345) 

—  WARING,  J.  S.    Letter  to  O.,  in   reply  to   his  'Brief 

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—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1822.     See  Dealtry,  W. 
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Matthew,  Mark.  Luke,  and  John.     N.   Y., 
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Owen,  Josiah.    Difficulties  and  discouragements  that  attend 
the  dissenting  ministry,  with  proper  methods  to  re 
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Contents.      Vol.    1.      Fishes    and    reptiles.      2. 
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—  Classification  and  geographical  distribution  of 

mammalia ;  app.  on  the  gorilla,  and  on  the 
extinction  and  transmutation  of  species. 
London,  1859.  8°. 

—  Crustacea.     (In  Richardson,  J.,  and  others.    Zoology 

of  dipt.  Beechy's  voyage.  1839.) 

—  Extent  and  aims  of  a  national  museum  of  nat. 

history.     London,  1862.  8°. 

—  Fossil  mammalia.     (In  Darwin,  C.     Zool.  of  the  voy. 

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—  Geology  and   inhabitants  of  the   ancient  world.     (In 

Crystal  Palace  Company.    The  palace.  1854.) 

—  Introductory  lectures  on  the  Hunterian  col.  of  fossil 

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—  Lectures  on  comparative  anatomy  and  phys 

iology  of    invertebrate    animals.      London, 
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-    Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1855.  8°. 

—  Note   on    some    remains   of   an    ichthyosaurus.      (In 

Belcher,  Sir  E.     Last  of  the  Arctic  voy.,  v.  2.  1855.) 

-  Odontography ;    comparative  anatomy  of  the 

teeth.     London,  1840-45.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Palaeontology  ;  systematic  summary  of  extinct 

animals  in  their  geolog.  relations.  London, 
1860.  8°. 

-  Parthenogenesis  ;     successive     production    of 

procreating  individuals  from  a  single  ovum. 
London,  1849.  8°. 

—  Raw  materials  from  the  animal  kingdom.    (In  Soc.  of 

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—  Structure  of  the  skeleton  and  of  the  teeth.     (In  Orr, 

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Owen,  Robert.  Book  of  the  new  moral  world  ; 
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—  The  human  race  governed  without  punishment.     (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci,     Trans.,  1857.) 

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Vol.  1 :  A.     London,  1858.  8°. 

—  Manifesto  addressed  to  all  governments,  etc.,  who  de 

sire  to  become  civilized.     Wash.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1500) 

-  New  view  of  society  ;  or,  Essays  on  the  forma 

tion  of  the  human  character.  3d  ed.  Lon 
don,  1817.  8°. 

—  Observations  on  the  effect  of  the  manufacturing  system. 

3d  ed.    (In  Pamphleteer,  1818;  v.  11  of  B  838) 

-  Report  to  the  County  of  Lanark  of  a  plan  for 

relieving  public  distress.    Glasgow,  1821.  4°. 

—  HUTCHISON,  G.     On  the  new  system  of  equality  pro 

posed  by  Mr.  Owen.    (In  his  Causes.  1835.) 

—  MARTINEAU,  H.    Biographical  sketch  of  O.    (In  her 

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-  NOYES,  J.  H.     History  of  American  socialisms. 

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—  REYBAI'D,  L.     (In  his  Etudes  sur  les  reformateurs, 

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-  SAHGANT,  W.  L.     O.  and  his  social  philosophy. 
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—  VIEWS   favorable    to   O.'s   system,    n.p.,    [18 — 1.   16°. 

(C  173) 

Owen,  RobertDale.  The  debatableland  between  this 
world  and  the  next.     N.  Y.,  1872  [1871].  12°. 

—  Footfalls   on   the  boundary  of  another  world. 

Phila.,  1860.  8°. 

-  Hints  on  public  architecture.     N.  Y.,  1849.  4°. 

-  Wrong  of  slavery,  right  of  emancipation,  and 

the   future   of    the   African   race   in    U.   S. 
Phila.,  1864.  12°. 

—  UNMASKED  by  his  own  pen  ;    showing  his  unqualified 

approbation  of  [11]  work,  'What  is   love?  or  every 
woman's  book'.    N.  Y.,  1830.  8°.    (B  1717) 

—  Y.,  W.     Twelve  letters  to  young  men.  on   the   senti 

ment  of  Miss  F.  Wright  and  K.  D.  Owen.      Phila., 

1830.  8°.     (B  1358,  1854) 
Owen,  Samuel  R.I.    Hindu  neology.    (In  Anthropol.  Soc. 

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Owen,  Wm.    CUNNINGHAM,  A.    (In  his  Lives  of  British 

painters,  v.  4;  v.  66  of  Harper's  fam.  lib.) 
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(B  1632) 
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to  explore  the  shores  of  Africa,  Arabia,  and 

Madagascar;  in  H.  M.  S.  Leven  and  Barra- 

couta.     London,  1833.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Practice   of    circummeridian    altitudes    at    sea  or  on 

shore.    (In  Amer.  Acad.    Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  2.  1846.) 
Owenson,  Sidney.     See_  Morgan,  Lady. 
Owhyhee.     See  'Hawaiian  Islands. 

Owl  and  the  nightingale;    poem.     Ste  Guildford,  N.  de. 
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2  v.  8". 
Oxenford,  John.    Illustrated  book  of  French  songs, 

16th-19th  cent.     London,  1855.  8°. 

—  Adrienne,    the   actress;    a  drama.    (In    Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  26.) 

—  Cleft-stick ;  a  comedy.      ( No.  65  of  Spencer's  univ. 

stage.)—  Doubtful  victory;  a  comedietta.     (No.  60.) 

—  Only  a  half-penny ;    a  farce.     (No.    90   of  De   Witt's 

acting  plays.)  —  The  porter's  knot;    serio  comic 

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Oxenstierna,  Benedikt.   Leben,  von  ihm  selbst  beschrieben. 

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de  O.,  avec  reflections  morales.     Nouv.ed., 

corr.  par  D.  L.  M.     La  Have,  1746.  2  v.  12°. 

—  CROWE,  E.  E.,  and  JAMES,  G.  P.'ll.    (In  their  Lives 

of  for.  statesmen,  v.  2.  1836.     Lardner.    Cab.  eye.) 
Oxford,  Bp.  of.     See  Bagot,  R. ;  —  Seeker,  T. ;  —  Talbot, 

W. ;  —  Wilberforce,  S. 
Oxford,  Karl  of.     See  Harley,  Robert. 
Oxford,  Eng.    PHILLIPS,  J.    The  neighborhood  of  O.  and 

its  geology.     (In  Oxford  essays.  1855.) 
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agric.  of  the  Co.  of  O.     London,  1794.  4°.    (W  74) 

Oxford  University. 

—  Parecbolae  sive  excerpta  e  corpore  statutorum 

universitatis  O.      Oxon.,  1721.  12°. 
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Antiquities  and  Art. 

—  MAITTAIKE,  M.  Marmorum  Academise  O.dona- 

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—  RUSKIN,  J.      Catalogue  of   examples  for  ele 

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—  POINTER,  J.     Antiquities  and  curiosities  of  O. 

university.     London,  1749.  12°. 

-  SKELTON.  J.     Oxon.  antiqua  restituta.     Oxf., 

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WOOD,  A.  Athena;  Oxonienses.  London, 
1691-92.  2  v.  f°. 

-  Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1721.  2  v.  f°. 

-  Same.     With  Fasti  Oxon. ;  ed.  P.  Bliss.  Lon 

don,  1813-20.  4  v.  4°. 

Bodleian  Library. 

Biblioteca  italiea  ossia  Catalogo  di  libri  itali- 
ani  posseduti   dal  C[onte]  A.  M[ortara]  ed 
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Note.    The  catalogue  was  made  by  Mortara. 

-  Calendar  of  the  Clarendon  state  papers  in  the 

Bodleian    Library;    ed.  by  W.  D.  Macray. 
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-  Catalogus  impress,  librorum  quibus  aucta  est 

Bibl.  Bodleiana,  1835-47.     Oxon.,  1851.  f°. 

-  Catalogus  librorum   impressorum  Bibliothecse 

Bodliante.     Oxon.,  1843.  3  v.  f°. 

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MACRAY,  W.  D.  Annals  of  the  B.  L.,  1598-- 
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London,  etc.,'l868.  8°. 

Calendar. 

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Catalogues. 

-  Catalogue  of  graduates.     Oxf.,  1851.  8°. 

-  Oxford  ten-year  book,  made  up  to  the  end  of 

1860,  70.     Oxf.,  1863-72.  2  v.  12°. 

Clarendon  Press. 

-  Specimen  of  printing  types   belonging  to  the 

Univ.     Oxf.,  1786.  8°. 

Description. 

-  DE  QUINCEY,  T.    Oxford.    (In.  Ms  Memorials,  v.  1. 

1854.) 

-  NEW  pocket  companion  for  O.;  with  descript. 

of  buildings,  etc.,   at  Blenheim.      New  ed. 
Oxf.,  1807.  12°. 

-  Same.     New  ed.     Oxf.,  1815.  12°. 

-  NEW   O.  guide ;    with  tour  to  Blenheim   and 

Nuneham.     Oxf.,  1819.  12°. 

-  OXFORD  Univ.  and  city  guide;  with  guide  to 

Blenheim,     Nuneham,    etc.,     with     plates. 
New  ed.     Oxf.,  1824.  12°. 

-  Same.     New  ed.  with  add.  [without   plates]. 

Oxf.,  1827.  12°. 

Edmund  Hall. 

-  HIM.,  R.    Goliath   slain;  being  a  reply  to  Nowell's 

"Answer  to  TietasOxoniensis'  ".    London,  1768.  8°. 
(B21) 

-  -  Letter  to  T.  Newell  containing  remarks  on  the  2d  ed. 

of  his    'Answer  to     Pietas   Oxoniensis'.      London, 
1769.  8°.     (B  21) 

Pietas  Oxoniensis;  or,  Full  account  of  the  expulsion 

of  six  students  from  Edmund  Hall.    2d  ed.     Lon 
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-  NOWELL,  T.     Answer  to  R.  Hill's  'Pietas  Oxoniensis'. 

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-  PRIESTCRAFT  defended;  a  sermon  [on]  the  expulsion 

of  six  young  gentlemen  from  Oxford.    7th  ed.     Bos 
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-  STRICTURES  on  an  "Answer  to  'Pietas  Oxoniensis'  "  by 

T.Nowell,  by  No  Methodist.    Lond.,  1769.  8°.    (B  21) 

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[the]  expulsion  of  six  students  from  Edmund  Hall. 
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-  -  Same.     Boston,  1768.  8°.    (B  514) 

Epithalamia. 

—  Epithalamia  Oxon.;    in  Caroli  regis  cum  H. 
Maria  connubium.     Oxon.,  1725.  4". 


Epithalamia  O. ;  in  Georgii  in.  et  Charlottac 
nuptias.  Oxon.,  1761.  f°. 

History. 

ACCOUNT  of  the  visit  of  the  Prince  Regent  and 
Emperor  of  Russia  and  King  of  Prussia  to 
O.  Univ.,  1814.  Oxf.,  1815.  4°. 

AMHURST,  N.  Ternr-filius  ;  or,  Secret  hist,  of 
O.,  and  ans.  to  Dr.  Newton.  3d  ed.  London, 
1754.  12°. 

ANSTEY,  H.  Munimenta  academica;  doc. 
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CHALMERS,  A.  History  of  the  coll.,  halls,  etc., 
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CONYHEARE,  J.  Calumny  refuted ;  answer  to 
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Cox,  G.V.  Recollections  of  O.  Lond.,  1868.  8°. 

MACMICHAEL,  W.  F.  Oxford  and  Cambridge 
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JEAFFRESON,  J.  C.  Annals  of  Oxford.  Lon 
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SMITH,  O.  The  Univ.  of  O.  (In  ?ti*  Lectures  on  his 
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See  also,  back,  Edmund  Hall. 

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-  Catalogus  codicum  mss.  in  collegiis  et  aulis  O. 

Oxon.,  1852.  2  v.  8°. 
See  also  Bodleian  Lib. ;  —  Radcliffe  Lib. 
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-  Catalogus  librorum  impressorum  bibliotheoce  ; 

conf.E.  M.  Macfarlane.  Ox.,  1860-62.  3  v.  4°. 

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See  Epthalamia;  —  Oxford  English  prize  es. 
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Oxford,  Mass.    HOLMES,  A.    Mem.  of  French  Protestants 
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Oxford    English    prize   essays,  The.     Oxf.,   1836. 

5  v.  (v.  1,  4  w.).  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  2.  Street,  8.  Art  of  printing.  — 
Bartlam,  J.  Liberty.  —  Copleston,  E.,  Up.  Agricul 
ture.  —  Phillimore,  J.  Chivalry.  —  Mant,  It.,  Bp. 
Commerce.  —  Rudd,  E.  Connection  between  intellec 
tual  and  moral  excellence.  —  Wilson,  D.  Common 
sense.  —  Hendy,  A.  Utility  of  classical  learning  in  sub 
serviency  to  theological  studies.  —  Heber,  It.,  Up.  A 
sense  of  honour.  —  Marsh,  E.  G.  Posthumous  fame.  — 
Grey,  C.  Hereditary  rank.  —  Burney,  C.  P.  Love  of 
our  country.  —  Whateley,  II.,  lip.  What  are  the  arts 
in  the  cultivation  of  which  the  moderns  have  been  less 
successful  than  the  ancients? 

3.  Attfleld,  W.     Funeral  and  sepulchral  honours.  — 
Keble,  J.    Translation  from  dead  languages.   —  Cole 
ridge,  J.  T.     Etymology.  —  Burdon,  It.     Comparative 
estimate  of  the  English  literature  of  the  17th  and  18th 
centuries.  —  Arnold,  T.     Eft'ects  of  distant  colonization 
on  the  parent  state.  —  Milman,  II.  II.     Comparative  es 
timate  of   sculpture  and    painting.   —  Ogilvie,   C.  A. 
Union  of  classical  and  mathematical  studies.  —  Adolphus, 
J.  L.     Biography.  —  Rickards,  8.    Characteristic  dif 
ferences  of  Greek  and  Latin  poetry.  —  Macdonnell,  A. 
Influence  of  the  drama.  —  Sandford,  D.  K.     Study  of 
modern  history. 

4.  Wanting.      5.    Eden,   C.  P.      Use    and   abuse   of 
theory.  —  Harrison,  B.     Study  of  different  languages  as 
it  relates  to  the  philosophy  of  the  human  mind.  —  Wall, 
H.     Emulation.  —  Anstice,  J.     Influence  of  the  Itoman 
conquests  upon  literature  and  the  arts  in  Rome.  —  Moz- 
ley,  J.  B.     Influence  of  ancient  oracles  in  public  and 
private  life.  —  Vaughan,  II.  H.     Effects  of  a  national 
taste  for  general  and  diffusive  reading.  —  Jackson,  J. 
Character  and  doctrines  of  Socrates. 

Oxford   essays,    contributed    by   members   of    the 

Univ.     London,  [1855-58].  4  v.  8°. 
Contents.    1855.      Sellar,  W.  Y.     Lucretius  and  the 
poetic  characteristics  of  his  age.  —  Froude,  J.  A.     Sug 
gestions  on  the  best  means  of  teaching  English  history. 

—  Palgrave,  F.  T.     Alfred  de  Musset.  —  Smith,  H.  J.  S. 
The   plurality   of  worlds.    —   Cpwell,  E.    B.      Persian 
literature.  —  Thomson,  W.     Crime  and  its  excuses.  — 
Phillips,   J.      The   neighbourhood   of   Oxford   and    its 
gjology.  —  Sandars,  T.  C.     Hegel's  philosophy  of  right. 

—  Pattison,  M.     Oxford  studies. 

1856.  Muller,    F.    M.      Comparative   mythology.  — 
Barnard,  M.     The  growth  of  laws  and  usages  of  war.  — 
Butler,  G.     The  Raphael   drawings  in  the  University 
galleries,  O.   —  Morris,  W.  O'C.     The  land  system  of 
Ireland.   —  Temple,  F.     National  education.  —   King, 
It.  J.     Carlovingian  romances.  —  Smith,  G.     Review  of 
Mr.  Congreve's  'Roman  empire  of  the  west'. 

1857.  Gladstone,  W.  E.     On  the  place  of  Homer  in 
classical   education   and  in  historical  inquiry.   —  Duff, 


M.  E.  G.  Sicily.  —  Wilson,  II.  B.  Schemes  of  Christ 
ian  comprehension.  —  Freeman,  E.  A.  Ancient  Greece 
and  mediaeval  Italy.  —  Powell,  B.  The  Burnett  prizes ; 
The  study  of  the  evidences  of  natural  theology.  — 
Bridges,  J.  H.  The  Jews  of  Europe  in  the  Middle 
Ages.  —  Church,  R.  W.  The  essays  of  Montaigne.  — 
Sellar,  W.  Y.  Characteristics  of  Thucydides. 

1858.  Conington,  J.  The  poetry  of  Pope.  —  Cecil, 
Ld.  R.  G.  The  theories  of  parliamentary  reform.  — 
Grant,  Sir  A.  The  ancient  Stoics.  —  Pearson,  C.  B. 
Hymns  and  hymn-writers.  —  Dasent,  G.  W.  The 
Norsemen  in  Iceland.  —  Phillimore,  J.  G.  Influence  of 
the  canon  law.  —  Smith,  G.  Oxford  University  re 
form. 

Oxford  reformers,  The,  of  1498.    See  Seebohm,  F. 
Oxford    review.        Vol.   1,   2;    Jan.  -  Dec.    1807. 

Oxf.,  [1807].  2  v,  8°. 
Oxford  sausage ;  or,  Poetical  pieces  by  the  wits  of 

the  Univ.     New  ed.     Oxf.,  [1 77-] .  8°. 
Oxford  spectator;  by  R.  S.  C.,  E.  N.,    and  T.  II. 

W.     Repr.     London,  1869.  12°. 
Oxford  theology;  tracts  for  the  times  by  Drs.  Pusey,  Hook, 

Newman,  and  others.    N.  Y.,  1843.  8°.    (B  1377) 
Oxford  tracts.     See  Tracts  for  the  times. 
Oxford    visitor ;    picturesque    views ;    with    hist. 

descriptions.     London,  1822.  12°. 
Oxford  young  gentleman's,  reply  to  H.  Dodwell's 
'Christianity  not  founded  on  argument',  etc. 
London,  1743.  8°. 

Oxfordshire,  Eng.      Poll   [list]  of  the   freeholders 
of  O.     Oxf.,  1754.  4°. 

—  HANDBOOK  for  travellers  in  Berks,  Bucks,  and 

Oxfordshire.     London,  J.  Murray,  1860.   12°. 
Oxholm,  Peter  Lotharius.     Charte  over  den  Danske  Oe  St. 

Croix.     Kibbenhavn,  1794.     (E67) 
Oxnam,  John.     Enterprises  in  the  South  Sea.     (In  Burney, 

S.     Discoveries  in  the  South  Sea,  v.  1.  1803.) 

—  Voyage  to  West  India  and  into  the  South  Sea,   1575. 

(In  Hakluyt,  R.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  4.  1811.) 
Oxonian  in  town,  The;  a  comedy.    See  Colman,  G. 
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Oxygen.     CiiACE,G.I.     Oxygen  and  its  combinations.    (In 

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Oyanguren,    — .      Supplement   a  la   grammaire  japonaise. 

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Oyster    culture.      GR.   BRIT.       Commission    [on] 

Methods  of  Oyster  Culture.     Report,  with  a 

view  to  the  introd.  of  improved  methods  into 

Ireland.     Dublin,  1870.  8°. 
Ozanam,  Antoine  Frederic.     La  civilisation  chre- 

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—  Dante    et    la   philosophic    catholique    au    13e 

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—  Documents  ined.  pour  servir  a  1'hist.  litteraire 

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Contents.  Des  ecoles  de  1'instruction  publique  en 
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Obituarium  ecclesise  Senensis.  —  Hymnorum  eccleslastl- 
corum  collectio  antiqua.  —  Carmina  Alfani  et  Guaiferii. 

—  Textes  italiens.     De  Jerusalem  c(elesti.  —  De  Baby 
lonia  civitate  infernal!.  —  Rime  di  Buonagiunta  da  Lucca. 

—  Rime  di  Dino  Compagni.  —  L'intelligenza,  poema. 

—  Les  Germains  avant  la  Christianisme.     Paris, 

1847.  8°. 

—  History  of  civilization  in  the  5th  cent. ;  tr.  by 

A.  C.  Glyn.     Phila.,  1867.  2  v.  8°. 
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Ozark  Mts.     FEATHERSTONHAVGH,  G.  W.      Geol. 

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P.,  Rev.  C.  K.     Boundaries  of  the  Church.     (In  Tracts  for 

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P.,  C.  R.  Epistola  critica  de  punciis  controversial  Kempi- 
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P.,  E.,  and  J.,  A.     Some  miscellany  observations  on  witch 
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P.,  I.  R.     Handbook  of  familiar  quotations  from 

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Pablo;  par  Mme.E.  M.  de  Garcia.    Paris,  1869.  18°. 
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Pabst,  Heinrich  Wilhelm  v.     Anleitung  zur  Rind- 

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Pacata  Hibernia  ;  or,  History  of  wars  in  Ireland 
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Pacca,  Bartolommeo,  Cardinal.  Historical  memoirs 
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Pace,  Ser,  notaio  da  Fiorema.     Sonnet.    (In  Rosaetti,  D. 

G.     Early  Ital.  poets.  1861.) 
Pace,  Publius  Marius  de.     See  Pacius. 
Pace  domestica,  La;  commedia.     See  Nota,  A. 
Pace  fra  le  tre  dee,  La,  da  P.  Metastasio.     (In  his  Opere, 
v.  11.  1782.)  —  Pace  fra  la  virtu,  La,  e  la  bellezza. 
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Pacheco,  Duarte.    Exploits  in  India.    (In  Green,  J.    Col. 
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par  Denis   le   Petit.      (In  Arnauld  d'  Andilly,  U. 

Vies  des  saints,  v.  1.  1716.) 
Pachter  FeldkUmmel  von  Tippelskirchen  ;  von  A.  v.  Kot- 

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See  also  Natural  history  ;  —  Zoology. 
Pachymeres,    Georgius.      Historia  rerum   a  Miehaelc   [et] 

Andronico  Palirologo  gestarum,  interp.  P.  Possino 

(Vol.  13,  14  of  Byzant.  jiict.  ser.  1729.) 

—  De   Michnele    et    Andronico     Palspologis    libri    xm; 

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—  French,    llistoire   des  empereurs   Michel   et  Andro- 

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1673.) 
Pacianus  Harcitwnensis.     Epistolse.     (In  Florez,  II.    Es- 

pafia  sngrada,  v.  29.  1775.) 
Paciaudi,  Paolo  Maria.     Monumenta  Pcloponnesia 

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Pacific  commercial  advertiser;  Dec.  31,  1864;  Jan.  14,  1865 

Honolulu,  1864-65.  f°.    (E  194) 
Pacific  Islands.    DANA,  J.  D.    Trend  of  islands  and  axis 

of   subsidence   in   the   Pacific.      (In  Amer.  Assoc. 

Proc.,  v.  2.  1850.) 
Pacific  Mail  Steamship  Co.    OTIS,  F.  N.    History  of  the 

Co.     (In  his  Isthmus  of  Panama.  1867.) 
Pacific  Ocean.     ANTILLON,  I.  de.   Carta  esferica  de 

Grande    Oceano ;    con     analisis.      Madrid, 

1802.  8°. 

—  APRES  DE  MANNEVILLETTE,  J.  B.  N.  D.  d'.    Carte  de 

1'Ocean  Oriental  depuis  le  Cap  de  Bonne  Esperance, 
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—  JOHNSTON,  A.  K.    Notes  illustrative  of  the  physical 

chart  of  the  Pacific  O.  (In  his  Physical  atlas.  1856.) 

—  VOYAGES.    (In  Churchill.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  3,  1745;  — 

Hakluyt,  v.  4.  1811;  —  Harris,  v.  2.  1764;  —  Pink- 
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—  Chart.    ARROWSMITH,  A.    London,  1798.  (E  66,  nos. 

60-69) 

See  also  Hawaiian  Islands  ;  —  Polynesia ;  — 
Voyages  round  the  world. 

Pacific  overtures  for  Christian  harmony.  No.  1.  n.t.p.  8°. 
(C  224) 

—  Same.     [1828.]  12°.    (C  246) 

Pacific  Railroad.  GRAY,  A.  B.  Survey  of  a  route 
for  the  Pacific  Railroad  on  the  32d  parallel. 
Cincin.,  1856.  8°. 

—  HEAP,  G.  H.      Central  route  to  the  Pacific ; 

journ.  of  E.  F.  Beale  and  G.  H.  Heap.  1853. 
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—  HEINE,    W.     Le  chemin  de  fer  du    Pacifique.     (In 

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made  to  the  [Boston]  Board  [of  Trade],  Nov.  27. 
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—  MEMPHIS  CONVENTION.  OCT.  23,1849  IN  RELATION  TO 

THE  PACIFIC  R.R.  Proceedings.  Memphis,  1850. 
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—  PALMER,  W.  J.     Report  of  surveys  across  the 

continent,  1867-68,  on  the  35th  and  32d  par 
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PARKE,   J.  G.      Report  of  explorations  of  a 

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—  POOR.H.V.    Railroad  to  the  Pacific.    (In  Amer.  Geog. 

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—  POPE,  J.     Report  of  exploration  of  a  route  for 

the  Pacific  R.  R.,  near  the  32d  parallel. 
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STEVENS,   I.  I.      Report  of  exploration  for  a 

route  for  the  Pacific  railroad,  near  the  47th 
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and  surveys  to  ascertain  the  most  practicable 
route  for  a  R,  R.  to  the  Pacific  Ocean  ;  made 
1853-54.  Wash.,  1855-60.  12  v.  in  13  pts.  4°. 

—  WHIFFLE,  A.  W.     Report  of  explorations  for 

a  railway  from  the  Mississippi  to  the  Pacific. 
n.t.p.      [Wash.,   1854.]    8°.      [33d  Cong.  2d 
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See  also  Kansas. 

Pacific  Railroad  Co.  of  California.  By-laws.  (In  Cali 
fornia.  Legislature.  General  railroad  laws.  1862.) 

Pacific  States.  KNIGHT,  W.  H.  Hand-book 
almanac  for  the  Pacific  States.  S.  Francisco, 
1862.  24°. 

Pacific  Steam  Navigation  Co.  WHEELHIGHT,  W.  State 
ments  and  documents  rel.  to  the  establishment  of 
Bteam  navigation  in  the  Pacific.  London,  1838.  8°. 
(B  1742) 

Pacificatory  letter  about  psalmody.  [Boston,  1724.]  8°. 
(C50) 

Pacifico  de  Monte  Cassiano.  Relation  succincte  de  la  Pen- 
tapole  Libyque,  tr.  par  M.  de  Laporte.  (In  Paris. 
Soc.  de  Geog.  Rec.  des  voy.,  v.  2.  1825.) 

Pacificus,  pseud.  Appeal  to  Amer.  Christians  on  the  prac 
tice  of  war.  N.  Y.,  1830.  8°.  (B  1786) 

Pacificus,  pseud.  Rights  and  privileges  of  the  states  in  re 
gard  to  slavery;  essays  in  the  Western  reserve 
chronicle  after  the  election  of  1842.  n.p.,  1842.  8°. 
(B  1174, 1499) 

Pacificus,  Philo,  pseud.  The  friend  of  peace.  See  Wor 
cester,  N. 

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Pacini,  Giovanni.  Satt'o ;  a  lyrical  tragedy.  Boston,  1847. 
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—  Same.    Hallana,  1846.  12°.    (E  6) 

Pacio  di  lieriga,  Giulio.  Posthumus  Pacianus; 
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—  Same.    (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  3.  1853.) 

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(In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr.     Lect.,  1833.) 

—  Our  alma  mater;  address  before  the  alumni  of  Bow- 

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Packard,  Asa.  Description  of  Marlborough.  (In  Mass. 
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Packard,  Frederic  Adolphus.     Daily  public  school 

in  the  U.  S.     Phila.,  1866.  8°. 
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-  Life  of  Robert  Owen.     Phila.,  1866.  12°. 
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Packard,  Hannah  James.     The  choice,  a  tragedy ; 

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Packard,  J.  B.,  and  Hubbard,  S.  Musical  gems ; 
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Packe,  Charles.  Pyrenees;  table  of  Pyrenean  peaks,  etc. 
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Packe  of  Spanish  lies;  tr.  out  of  Spanish.  1588.  (In  Som- 
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Pacuvius,  Marcus.  Fragm.  (In  Estienne,  R.  Fr.  poet, 
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Paddiana ;  or,  Scraps  and  sketches  of  Irish  life. 
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Paddle  wheels.  BUSBY,  C.  A.  Essay  on  the  propulsion  of 
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Paddock,  Seth  B.  Sermon,  omnipresence  of  God.  (In 
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Paderborn.  FURSTENBURG,  F.  v.  Monumenta 
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—  GIGAS,  J.     Episcopatus   Paderborn.     [Norib.,1   1757. 

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Padova.     See  Padua. 
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Padre  de  famiglia,  II;  commedia.     See  Goldoni,  C. 
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See  also  Carrara  family  in  Padua . 


PJEON 


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Paeon  Ainnttuttiii*.    Fragm.    (In  Mueller,  C.    Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

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See  also  Greece :  Religion ',  —  Mythology  ;   — 
Rome :  Religion. 

Pagano,  Carlo.  Delle  imprese  e  del  dominio  dei 
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Page,  Thomas  J.  La  Plata,  the  Argentine  Confeder 
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Page  du  due  de  Savoie,  Le;  par  A.  Dumas.  Nouv. 
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Pageants.    See  Anne,  daughter  of  George  n. ;  —  Antwerp  ; 

—  Coventry ;  —  Frederic  Henry,  Prince  of  Oraniie  : 

—  London ;  —  Philip,  Prince,  of  the  Two  SicUitt. 
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Pages,  Francois  Xavier.  Histoire  secrete  de  la 
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Pages,  L6on.  Bibliographic  japonaise ;  catalogue 
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Pages,  Pierre  Marie   Francois,  vote.  de.     Voyages 

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Paget,  Gcors-  E.  General  influence  of  scientific  culture. 
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Paget,  James.  Catalogue  of  the  anatomical  museum 
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—  Contusions.  —  Sinus  and  fistula.  —  Tumours.  —  Ulcers. 
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—  Importance  of  the  study  of  physiology  by  all  classes. 

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—  Lectures    on    surgical     pathology.       London, 

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— .   Same.       Rev.   and   ed.    by    W.  Turner.      3d 

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Paget,  Rev.  John.     Defence  of  church-government, 
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London,  1850.  2  v.  8°. 

Paget,  John,  Barrister  at  Law.     Inquiry  into   the 
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Paget,  John  II.,  Marquis  of  Anglesey.    MARTINEAU,  H. 

(Inker  Biog.  sketches.  1869.) 

Paget,  Thomas.  Letter  to  Ricardo  on  estimating  the  extent 
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Pagi,  Antoine.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  1.  1729- 

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Pagi,  Francois.    XICEHON,  J.  P.     (In  his   Mem.,  v.  7.  1729- 

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Pagitt,   Ephraim.      Heresiography ;    a  description 
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Pagnini,  Giovanni  Francisco.     Saggio  sopr  a  il  giusto  pregio 
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Paige,  A.     Elcctropathic  guide.     Boston,  1849.  8°. 
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—  Another  copy.    (B  1139) 

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PAINE 


—  Reminiscences  of  the  Vassal  family.     (In  Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.     Proc.,  1858-60.)  —  Harvard  dinners.  —  Stew 
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Paige,  Reed.     Oration,  Hancock,   July  4,  1803.     Amherst, 

1804.  8°.    (B  416) 
Paignon-Dijonval,  — .     CATALOGUE  de  dessins  et 

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Pain,  Jiimes.    See  Paine,  J. 
Pain,  "Wm.     Builder's  companion  and  workman's 

assistant.     London,  1762.  f°. 

-  and  Pain  or  Paine,  J.     British  Palladio  ;  or, 

Builder's  general  assistant.     Lond.,  1793.  f°. 

Pain.     HILTON,  J.     Influence  of  rest  and  value  of 
pain.     London,  1863.  8°. 
See  also  Pleasure. 

Pain  and  sorrow  of  evil  marriage ;  from  an  unique 
copy  printed  by  Wynkyn  de  Worde.  Lon 
don,  1840.  8°.  "(Percy  Soc.) 

Paine,  Charles.  Address  before  the  Mass.  Char.  Fire  Soc., 
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—  Oration,  July  4.     Boston,  [ISO!].  8".    (B  394,  2516) 

—  LORING,  J.  S.    (In  7>i«  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Paine,  diaries,  Gov.  of  Vt.,  funeral  sermon  on.  1853.     /See 

Gannett,  E.  S.    (B  1222,  1247) 

Paine,  Kbenezer.  HEALY,  J.  Appeal,  in  vindication  of 
his  character  against  P.;  also,  an  expos,  of  the 
character  of  P.  ^Boston,  [1811  ?].  8°.  (C  158) 

Paine.  Elisha.  Letter  from  the  associated  ministers  of  the 
Co.  of  Windham  to  the  people  in  the  several  socie 
ties  in  the  Co.  n.t.p.  [1744.]  8°.  (B45) 

Paine,  Emerson.  Oration,  Brown  Univ. .Providence, 4  July. 
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Paine,  Mrs.  Fanny  C.  Biography  of  S.  Paine.  (Jn  Hig- 
ginson,  T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 

Paine  or  Pain,  James.  Plans,  elevations,  etc.,  of 
noblemen  and  gentlemen's  houses  in  Derby, 
Durham,  Middlesex,  etc.  2d  ed.  London, 
1783.  2v.  f°. 

—  British  Palladio.  1793.     See.  Pain,  W. 

Paine,  Joseph  Warren.  STUDLEY,  W.  S.  Final 
memorials  of  P. ;  remarks  at  his  funeral, 
Dec.  29,  1864.  Boston,  1865.  12°. 

Paine,  Joshua,  Jr.,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1788.  See  Thacher, 
P.  (B  233) 

Paine,  Martyn.  Defence  of  the  med.  profession  of  the 
U.S.;  addr.,Mar.ll.  7th  ed.  N.  Y.,1846.  8°.  (B1559) 

-  Discourses  on  soul  and  instinct,  and  on  organic 

life.     N.  Y.,  1849.  12". 

—  Essays  on  the  philosophy  of  vitality  as  contradistin 

guished  from  chemical  and  mechanical  philosophy. 
N.  Y.,  1842.  8°.     (B  1189) 

—  Examination  of  a  Review  of  the  Medical  and  physiol 

ogical  commentaries.     N.  Y.,  1841.  8°.    (B  1559) 

—  Institutes  of  medicine.     N.  Y.,  1847.  8°. 
-     Same.     5th  ed.     N.  Y*.,  1859.  8°. 

—  Same.     8th  ed.     N.  Y'.,  1867.  8°. 

—  Lecture  on  the  physiology  of  digestion.  4th  ed.  N.  Y., 

1844-45.  8°.    (B  1559) 

—  Letters  on  the  cholera  asphyxia  in  the  city  of 

N.  YV,   with  other  letters.     N.  Y".,  1832.  8°. 

-  Materia  mcdica  and  therapeutics.     New  Y'ork, 

1848.  12". 

—  Medical      and      physiological      commentaries. 

N.  Y.,  1840-44.  3  v.  8". 

—  Reply  to  an  attack  by  H.  I.  Bowditch  upon 

the  essay  on  the  writings  of  P.  C.  A.  Louis. 
Boston,  1840.  8°. 

—  Review  of  theoretical  geology.      [From  Prot. 

Episc.  quar.  rev.     N.  Y.,  1856.1  8°. 

—  and  M.  A.  W.     Memoir   of    R.  Troup   Paine. 

N.  ~Y.,priv.  printed,  1852.   4°. 

—  Bowmxcn,    H.  I.       Remarks   rel.  to   Paine's 

'Commentaries  upon  the  writings  of  Louis'. 
Boston,  1840.  8°. 
Another  copy.    (B  1163) 


Rejoinder  to  Paine's 'Reply',    n.t.p.  [1841.]  8°. 

Paine,  Mrs.  Mary  Ann  (Weeks).     See  Paine,  Martyn,  and 

Mrs.  M.  A.  W. 
Paine,   Nathaniel.      Remarks  on  the  early  paper 

currency    of    Massachusetts ;    read    bef.    the 

Amer.  Antiq.  Soc.  .April  25.  Camb.,  1866.  8". 
-   Report  upon  American  coins  and  tokens.     (In  Amer. 

Antiq.  Soc.     Proc.,  I860.) 
Paine,  Robert   Treat,   I.  1731,  d.  1814.     [MEMOIR.]    n.t.p. 

[181-.]  8°.     (B  570) 

—  SANDERSON,  J.     (In   fiis    Biog.    of  the  signers,  v.  2. 

1820.) 

—  SKETCH  of  the  character  of  P.;  from  sermon  at  First 

Church  in  Boston  the  Sunday  after  his  decease. 
n.t.p.  [1814.]  8°.  (B1459) 

Paine,  Robert  Treat,  Jr., previously  Thomas,  b.  1773, 
d.  1811.  "Works ;  with  sketches  of  his  life, 
etc.  Boston,  1812.  8°. 

Contents.  Sketches  of  the  life,  etc.,  of  P.  —  Tributary 
lines.  —  College  exercises-.  —  Miscellaneous  poems.  — 
Odes  and  songs.  —  Prose  writings.  —  Notes. 

—  Eulogy  on  Washington.  Newbnryport,  Jan.  2.     New- 

buryport,  1800.  8°.     (B  87,  1879,' 2510,  E  61,  W  52) 

—  The  hasty-pudding;  a  poem;  also  The  ruling  passion. 

Hallo-well,  1815.  12°.    (D  20) 

—  Invention  of  letters;  poem,  Cambridge,  July  15.    Bos 

ton,  1795.  4°.    (H  22,  W  58) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.    Boston,  1795.  4°.    (B  650) 

—  Same.    3d  ed.     Boston,  1819.  8°.    (B  573,  W  33) 

—  Monody   on   the   death   of  Sir  J.  Moore,   with  notes. 

Boston,  1811.  8°.     (B  439,  573) 

—  Ode  for  Independence,  1810.     Cutting.    (C  307) 

—  Oration,  Boston,  July  17,  [on]  the  dissolution  of  trea 

ties  between  France  and  the  U.  8.  Boston,  1799.  8°. 
(B  138,  1839) 

—  The  ruling  passion;  written  by  the  appointment  of  the 

Soc.  of" the  <I>.B.K.,  July  20.   Bost,,  1797.  4°.    (B  650) 
See  also,  above  .'The  hasty  pudding. 

—  LORING,  J.  S.     (Jn  fits  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Paine,  Robert  Treat,  Jr.    Latitudes  and  longitudes  of  sev 
eral  places  in  the  U.  S.  —  Table  of  the   longitude 
and  altitude  of  the  nonagesimal  degree  42°  23'  28" 
N.  for   every  minute   of  the  right  ascension  of  the 
meridian   latitude   of   Boston,      (hi   Amer.   Acad. 
Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  1.  1833.) 

—  and  Borden,  S.      Tables  of   bearings,   distances,  etc. 

See  Mass.  Secretary  of  State. 
Paine,  Robert  Troup.     PAINE,  M.,  and  Mrs.  M.  A. 

W.     Memoir.     N.  Y.,  1852.  4°. 
Paine,  Sumncr.    PAINE,  Mrs.  F.  C.    (In  Higginson,  T.  W. 

Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Paine,   Thomas,   d.   1757.     The   pastoral   charge;   sermon, 

Weymouth.   Aug.   19,  1719,   at   his  ordin.    Boston, 

1720.  8°.    (C21) 
Paine,  Thomas,  b.  1737,  d.  1809.      Age  of  reason, 

The;  an  investigation  of  true  and  of  fabulous  theol 
ogy.  Boston,  1794.  8°.  (B  159) 

—  Same.    N.  Y.,  1794.  12°.    (B613) 

—  Same  in  2  pts.    Wilmington,  1832.  8".    (B1717) 

—  Same.    Pt.  2d.    ?>.;).,  171J6.  8°.    (B197) 

—  Same.    Paris,  n.d.  8°.     (B1699) 

—  Agrarian  justice,  opposed  to   Agrarian   law.    Phila., 

[17—]-  8°.    (B354) 

—  American  crisis.   No.  v.;  addr.  to  Sir  W.  Howe.    Lan 

caster,  New  Haven,  1778.  12°.    (C  65) 

—  Common  sense  addr.  to  the  inhabitants  of   America. 

2d  ed.  Phila.,  1770.  8°.  (B  361,  990.  2502,  W  23) 
Contents.  Origin  and  design  of  government,  with 
concise  remarks  on  the  English  constitution.  —  Monarchy 
and  hereditary  succession.  —  Thoughts  on  the  present 
state  of  American  affairs.  —  Of  the  present  ability  of 
America,  with  some  miseel.  reflections.  —  Large  addi 
tions.  The  American  patriot's  prayer.  —  American 
independency  defended,  by  Candidus.  —  The  propriety 
of  independency,  by  Demophilus.  —  A  review  of  the 
Amer.  contest,  with  some  strictures  on  the  King's  speech ; 
addr.  to  all  parents  in  the  thirteen  united  colonies,  by  a 
friend  to  posterity  and  mankind.  —  Letter  to  Ld.  Dart 
mouth,  by  an  English  American.  —  Observations  on  Ld. 
North's  conciliatory  plan,  by  Sineerus.  —  Appendix. 
Necessity  of  independency.  —  Address  to  the  people 
called  Quakers,  on  their  testimony  cone,  kings  and  gov 
ernments,  and  the  present  commotions  in  America.  — 
Additions. 

Note.    'Large  additions'  has  a  separate  title-page. 

—  Same.    [With]  A  dialogue  between  the  ghost  of  Gen. 

Montgomery,  just  arrived  from  the  Elysian  fields, 
and  an  Amer.  delegate  in  a  wood  near  Phila. 
Phila.,  1776.  8°.  (B  575) 


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Note.    3d  ed.  of  'Common  sense.'    'A  dialogue" 
has  separate  title-page  and  pagination. 

Same.  New  ed.  1'hila.,  repr.  Newburyport,  [17 — ]. 
8°.  (B  133) 

Jt'otc.     This  and  the  following  four  are  without 
'Large  additions'. 

Smtie.    1'hila.,  repr.  London,  1776.  8°.    (B  347,  348) 

Same.      London,  1791.   8". 

Same.     London,  1792.  8°.    (B  600) 

Same.     London,  1817.  8°.    (B  1657) 

Sume.    Large  additions  onfy.    1'hila.,  1776.  8°.  (B703) 
Decline  and  fall  of  the  Eng.  system  of  finance.     12th 
ed.     Paris,  1796.  8°.     (B  667,  754,  1850) 

Same.     1'hila.,  1796.  8°.    (B  1750,  2507) 

/Same.     N.  Y.,  1796.  8°.    (C  46) 

French.  Decadence  et  chute  du  systeme  de  finances 
de  I'Angleterre;  tr.  par  F.  Lanthenas.  Paris, 
[17—].  8".  (B  808) 

Dissertation  on  the  first  principles  of  government; 
[with  his  speech  in  Convention,  July  7,  1795]. 
1'aris,  3d  year,  [1795].  8".  (B  1750) 

Sam?.     Phila.,  1795.  8".     (B  1850) 

Same,  without  the  speech,    Paris,  [1795].  8°.    (B356) 

French.  Dissertation  sur  les  premiers  principes  de 
gouvernement.  Paris,  an  in  [1795].  8°.  (B  1892) 

Examination  of  passages  in  the  New  Testament, 
quoted  from  the  Old,  [upon]  Christ;  [with]  an 
Essay  on  dream,  [and]  private  thoughts  of  a  future 
state,  and  remarks  on  Matthew  and  Mark.  N.  Y., 
[18—].  8°.  (15209) 

Jet.ts;  being  a  col.  of  patriotick  lion  mots,  etc.,  on  po 
litical  subjects.  London,  1793.  12°.  (D  55) 

Same.     [Another  ed.]     n.t.p.  [1793.]  12°.    (C  155) 

Large  additions  to  Common  sense.  See  (p.  2208-9) 
Common  sense. 

Letter  addressed  to  the  addressers,  on  the  late  procla 
mation.  Phila.,  1793.  8°.  (B  423) 

-  Same.     London,  1792.  8°.     (B  600) 

Letter  to   Abbe   liaynal   on   the   affairs  of  If.  Amer. 

Phila.,  1782.  8°.     (B  592,  2503,  W  23) 
/Same.     London,  reprinted  1782.  8°.    (B  637) 
Same.     London,  1793.  8°.     (B  600,  C  321) 

-  Letter  to  G.  Washington  on  affairs  public  and  private. 

Phila.,  1796.  8°.    (B  356,  641,  W  60) 

-  Letter  to  the  people  of  France,  on  the  event  of  the  18th 

fructidor,  Sept.  4.     Paris,  1797.  8°.     (B  716) 
Same.     N.  Y.,  reprinted  1798.  8°.    (B  776) 

-  Letters  on  government.     [London,  1792.]  8".    (B  600) 
Opinion  concernant  le  jugement  de  Louis  xiv.     Paris, 

1792.  8°.     (B  1014) 

-  Political  works.     London,  1844.   12°. 

-  Prospects    on    the    Rubicon;    investigation    into    the 

causes  and  consequences  of  politics  to  be  agitated  at 
the  meeting  of  Purl.  Dublin,  1788.  8°.  (B  751) 

-  Public  good;  an  examination  into  the  claim  of  Va.  to 

the  vacant  western  territory,  and  the  right  of  the 
U.  S.  to  the  same;  [with]  proposals  for  laying  out  a 
new  state.  Phila.,  1780.  8".  (B  702,  W  21) 

-  llights  of  man ;  answer  to  Mr.  Burke' s  attack 

on  the  French  Revolution.  London,  1791. 
8°. 

-  Same.    Dublin,  1791.  8°.    (B  1858) 

-  Same.     6th  ed.     London,  1791.  8°. 

-  Same,    n.t.p.     [ Boston?  1791  ?]  8°.    (B  1693) 

-  Same.    3d  ed.     Boston,  1791.  8°.    (B  631,  2507) 

-  Same.     Parts  1,  2.     London,  1792.     (B  600) 

-  Same.     Part  2.    London,  repr.  Boston,  1792.   8°.    (B 

626,  2507) 

-  Speech  in  the  [French]  Convention,  July  7, 1795.    n.v., 

[1795].  8°.    (B356) 

-  Theological  works ;  with  profession  of  faith  of 

a  Savoyard  vicar,  by  J.  J.  Rousseau.  Bos 
ton,  1840.  12°. 

Contents.  Introduction.  —  The  age  of  reason.  —  A 
letter ;  an  answer  to  a  friend  on  the  publication  of  the 
The  age  of  reason.  —  Letter  to  T.  Erskine  on  the  prose 
cution  of  T.  Williams  for  publishing  The  age  of  reason. 
—  Discourse  to  the  Society  of  Theophilanthropists.  — 
Letter  to  C.  Jordan.  —  Examination  of  the  passages  in 
the  New  Testament  quoted  from,  the  Old,  and  called 
prophecies  of  the  coming  of  Christ.  —  Appendix :  con 
tradictory  doctrines  in  the  New  Testament  between 
Matthew  and  Mark.  —  My  private  thoughts  on  a  future 
state.  —  Extract  from  a  reply  to  the  Hp.  of  Llandaff.  — 
Origin  of  free-masonry.  —  Letter  to  S.  Adams.  — Extract 
from  a  letter  to  A.  A.  Dean.  —  Miscellaneous  pieces.  — 
Rousseau,  J.  J.  Profession  of  faith  of  a  Savoyard  vicar, 
extracted  from  Emilias;  or,  A  treatise  of  education;  — 
Letter  U)  his  bookseller  at  the  Hague.  —  Taylor,  —  . 
Religious  dogmas;  their  origin  and  consequences. 


-  Writings.     Albany,  1794.  8°. 

Contents.    Common   sense.   —  The  crisis.   —  Public 
good.  —  Letter  to  liaynal.  —  Letter  to  Earl  Shelborno. 

—  Letter  to  Sir  G.  Carlton.  —  Letter  to  the  authors  of 
the  Republican.  —  Letter  to  Syeyes.  —  Rights  of  man. 

—  Letter  to  Mr.  Dundass. 

—  ADAMS,  J.  Q.     Answer  to  P.'s  'Rights  of  man'  [in  7 

letters   reprinted    from    the    Columbian    sentinel]. 
London,  1793.  8°.    (B  596) 

—  -  Same,   entitled  Observations  on  Paine's   'Rights  of 

man';   [in  eight  letters].     Edin.,  [179-].  8°.     (B  575) 

—  AOOLPIIU.S,  J.     (In  hi*  Biog.  mern.,  v.  2.  1799.) 

—  ANSWER  to  P.'s  'Rights  of  man';  addr.  to  the  people 

of  Gr.  Britain,    n.t.p.     [17— .]  8°.    (B  1850) 

—  BELKNAP,  J.      Dissertations  on   the  character, 

death,  etc.,  of  Christ,  and  the  evidence  of  his 
gospel ;  with  remarks  on  some  sentiments  in 
the  'Age  of  reason'.     Boston,  1795.  12°. 
Another  copy.    (B  159) 

-  BOUUINOT,  E.     Age  of  reason  shewn  to  be  an 

age  of  infidelity.     Phila.,  1801.  8°. 

—  CANDIDUS,   pseud.     Plain  truth;    cont.   remarks  on 

'Common   sense'.    2d  ed.     Phila.,  1776.  8°.     (B  347, 
703) 

—  CAULILE,  R.    Life  of  P.,    with  a  list  of  his  works. 

London.  1820.  8".    (B  1657) 

—  CHEETHAM,  J.     Life  of  P.     N.  Y.,  1809.  8°. 

—  COBBETT,  Wm.    Letter  to  P.  in  answer  to  his  letter  to 

Washington.     London,  1797.  8°.     (B  984) 
Life  of  P.     Phila.,  1797.  8°.    (B  667) 

-  DIIEW,  S.     Remarks  on  the  first  part  of  P.'s 

'Age    of     reason'.       2d   ed.       New   York, 
1831.  12°. 

—  ERSKINE,  T.     Speeches  on  the  trial,  the  king  vs.  T. 

Williams,  for  publishing  the  'Age  of  reason'  by  P. 
Phila.,  1797.  8°.    (B  631) 
Same.    2d  ed.     London,  [1797].  8".    (C  253) 

—  FIVE  minutes  answer  to  P.'s  letter  to  Washing 

ton.     London,  1797.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  343) 

—  GIFFORD,  J.    Plain  address  to  the  common  sense  of 

Eng.,  with  P.'s  Life  and  writings.  London,  1792.  8°. 
(B  1523) 

—  IMPARTIAL  sketch  of  the  life  of  P.    London,  1792.  8°. 

(B  600) 

—  KENNEDY,  P.    Answer  to  P.'s  Letter  to  Washington. 

London,  1797.  8°.    (B  525) 

Same.    3d  ed.     London,  1797.  8".    (B  619) 

Same.    Phila.,  1798.  8°.    (W  60) 

—  LEVI,  D.     Defence  of  the  Old  Testament;  let 

ters  addressed  to  P.     Phila.,  1798.  12°. 

—  MAKENZIE,  H.      Answer   to    P.'s    'Rights  of   man'. 

Phila.,  1796.  8°.    (B  631) 
MUIR,  J.     Examination  of  principles  contained 

in  'Age  of  reason'.     Bait.,  1795.  12°. 
OGDEX,  U.     Antidote  to  deism;    refutation  of 

the  objections  of  P.  against  the  Chr.  religion. 

Newark,  1795.  2  v.  16°. 

—  OLDYS,  F.    Life  of  P. ;  with  defence  of  his  writings. 

London,  1791.  8°.    (B  745) 
Same.    Boston,  1796.  8°.    (B  762) 

—  PERNICIOUS  principles  of  P.  exposed;  an  addr.  to  la 

bourers  and  mechanics,  by  a  gentleman.  3d  ed. 
London.  [179-].  8°.  (D  55) 

—  PRIESTLEY.  J.    Answer  to  P.'s  'Age  of  reason';  a 

contin.  of  letters  to  philosophers,  etc.,  of  France  on 
religion.  London.  1795.  8°.  (B  400) 

Continuation  of  the  letters  to  the  philosophers  and 

politicians  of  France,  on  religion,  and  letters  in 
answer  to  P.'s  'Age  of  reason'.  Northumberland, 
1795.  8°.  (B  159,  236) 

—  REPLY  to  the  false  reasoning  in  the  'Age  of  reason  • 

with  thoughts  on  idolatry,  etc.  Phila.,  1796.  12°.  (C 
224,  W  69) 

—  SCOTT,  T.     Answer  to  P.'s  'Age  of  reason'.    (In  his 

Treatises,  v.  1.  1815.) 

—  STILWELL.  S.    Guide  to  reason;  or,  Examination  of 

P.'s  'Age  of  reason'.    N.  Y.,  1794.  12°.    (C  65) 

—  THOMSON,  R.     Divine  authority  of  the  Bible ; 

a  refutation  of  the  'Age  of  reason'.     Boston, 

1807.  12°. 

TRIAL  of  P.  for  libel,  Dec.  18,  1792.    Boston,  1793.  8°. 

(B  667,  2509.  C  76) 

—  TRUE  interest  of  America  impartially  stated; 

tures  on  'Common  sense'.    Phila.,  1776.  8  .    (o  M>£) 


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—  Same.    2d  ed.     Phila.,  1776.  8°.    (B  703,  990) 

- —   TRUE  merits  of  'Common  sense';  by  a  member  of  the 
Continental  Congress.    London,  1776.  8°.   (B  381, 615) 

—  TYTLER,  J.     P.'s  2d  part  of  the  'Age  of  reason' 

answered.     Salem,  1796.  8°. 

—  WAKEFIELD,  G.     Examination  of  P.'s  'Age  of  rea 

son',  etc.    London,  1794.  8°.    (B  154) 
Same.     Boston,  1794.  12".    (B  159) 

—  WILLIAMS,    T.      The  age  of  infidelity  ;    in  an 

swer  to 'Age  of  reason'.  Boston,  1794.  12°.  (B  159, 
C86) 

Same.     Part  2   in   answer   to  2d  part  of  the 

'Age  of  reason'.     London,  1796.  8°. 

—  WILMER,  J.  J.    Consolation;  a  replication  to  P.,  and 

others,  on  theologies.     Phila.,  1794.  8°.     (W  33) 

—  WINCHESTER,  E.      Letters   in    answer  to   the 

'Age  of  reason'.     Boston,  1794.  12°. 

Same.     2d  ed.    K".  Y.,  1795.  12°.    (W  44) 

Paine,   Thomas,   aftencards  Kobert  Treat,   I.   1773.      See 

Paine,  R.T.,«/»-. 

Paine,  Wm.    Address,  1815.     Worcester,  1815.  8°.    (B  939) 
Painter,  Wm.     Giletta  of  Narbona.  —  Khomeo  and  Julietta. 

(In  Collier,  J.  P.     Shakespeare's  lib.,  v.  2.  1841.) 
Painter  of  Ghent,  The;  by  D.  Jerrold.    (In  Ms  Writings, 

v.  8.  1854.) 
Paiiiier- engravers.    ANDRESEN,  A.    Die  deutschen 

Maler-Radirer,    pcintrcs-graveurs,    des     19n 

Jahrhunderts,  nach  ihren  Leben  und  Werken. 

Lpz.,  1866-70.  4  v.  8°. 

—  and  WEIGEL,  R.    Der  dcutsche  Peintre- Graveur 

oder  die  deutschen  Maler  als  Kupferstecher 
nach  ihrem  Leben  und  ihren  Werken,  des 
16.-18.  Jahrh.  Lpz.,  1864-74.  4  v.  8". 

—  BARTSCH,   A.      Le  peintre  graveur.      Yienne, 

1803.  3  v.  8°  and  Planches  obi.  f°. 

—  HELLER,    J.       Zusatzc    zu   A.  Bartsch's   'Le 

peintre  graveur'.     Niirnb.,  1854.  16°. 

-  RoBERT-DrMESNiL,    A.   P.    F.        Le    peintre- 

graveur  franc. ;  catal.  raisonne  des  estampes 
par  les  peintres  de  1'ecole  frang.  Paris,  1835- 
68.  10  v.  8°. 

Supplement;  par  G.  Duplessis.  Paris,  1871.  8°. 

Painters.  BECKFORD,  W.  Biog.  memoirs  of  ex 
traordinary  painters.  New  ed.  London, 
1834.  12°. 

-  BLANC,  A.  A.  P.  C.     Histoire  des  peintres  de 

touteslesecoles.     Paris,  1862-70.  10  v.  4°. 

—  CARPENTER,  W.  H.    Various  papers  rel.  to  artists 

who  were  contemporaries  of  Van  Dyck.  (In  his 
mem.  of  Van  Dyck.  1844.) 

—  DESCAMPS,  J.  B.,  and  ARGENVILLE,  A.  J.  D.  d'. 

Vie  des  peintres.    Marseilles,  1842-43.  5  v.  8°. 

—  DUCHESNE,  J.      Museo  di  pittura  e  scultura : 

notizie  biog.  degli  artisti.    Firenze,  1839.  12°. 

—  HAMERTON,  P.  G.    Contemporary  French  paint 

ers.     London,  1868.  4°. 

—  LACHAISE,  C.     Manuel  de  1'amateur   de   tab 

leaux;  appreciations  sur  1,200  artistes. 
Paris,  1866.  12°. 

—  LEE,  H.  F.     Historical  sketches  of  old  paint 

ers.     Boston,  1838.  12°. 

—  PILES,  R.  de.     Abrege  de  la  vie  des  peintres. 

Nouv.  ed.  augm.     Amst.,  etc.,  1767.  12°. 

—  REYNOLDS,   Sir  J.     Chronol.  list  of  painters   [with 

their  masters],  from  the  revival  of  the  art.  (hi  his 
Works,  v.  3.  1801.) 

-  RUSKIN,  J.     Modern  painters.     London,  1846- 

60.  6v.  8°. 

Same.   Vol.  1-2.     N.  Y.,  1854.  2  v.  12°. 

Same.     N.  Y.,  1855-60.  5  v.  12°. 

—  TAILLASON,  J.  J.      Observations  sur   quelques 

grand  peintres.     Paris,  1807.  8°. 

Dictionaries. 

—  BRULLIOT,  F.     Dictionnaire  des  monogrammes, 

etc.     Nouv.  ed.     Munich,  1832-34.  3  v.  4°. 


—  BRYAN,  M.      Dictionary  of    painters    and  en 

gravers.     London,  1816.  2  v.  4°. 

—  HOBBES,  J.  R.    The  picture  collector's  manual ; 

a  dictionary  of  painters.   Lond.,  1849.  2  v.  8°. 

—  OTTLEY,  H.     Biographical  and  critical  diction 

ary  of  recent  and  living  painters  and  engrav 
ers.  London,  1866.  8°. 

—  PILKINGTON,  M.   Dictionary  of  painters.    New 

ed.  with  add.  by  H.  Fuseli.    Lond.,  1805.  4°. 
• —  SEGVIER,  F.P.     Critical  and  commercial  dic 
tionary  of  painters;    8850  sale  notes.     Lon 
don,  1870.  8°. 

—  SIRET,  A.   Dictionnaire  historique  des  peintres. 

Paris,  1866.  8°. 

-  SPOONER,  S.  Biographical  and  critical  diet,  of 
painters,  engravers,  etc.,  from  anc.  to  modern 
times.  N.  Y.,  1853.  8°. 

There  are  in  the  Library  biographies  of  the  following 
painters  :  Allston,  W. ;— Angelico,  Fra  ;  —  Bacon,  J. ; — 
Buonarotti,  Michael  Angelo ;  —  Collins,  W. :  —  Duerer, 
A. ;  —  Dyck,  A.  van  ;  —  Etty,  W. ;  —  Gainsborough,  T. ; 

—  Giotto  ;  —  Gros,  A.  J. ;  —  Haydon,  B.  It. :  —  Hogarth, 
W. ;  —  Holbein,  H. ;  —  Ingres,  J.  A.  D. ;  —  Leslie,  C.  R. ; 

—  Poussin,  X. ;  —  Raffaello  ;  — Rembrandt,  1'. :  — Rey 
nolds,  SirJ.',  —  Rosa,  Salvntor;  —  Rubens,  P.  1'.;  — 
Scheffer,  Ary ;  —  Shee,  Sir  M.  A. ;  —  Stothard,  T. ;  — 
Turner,  J.  M.  W. ;  —  Vanloos,  The :  —  Veronese,  P. ;  — 
Vinci,  L.  da;  —  Watteau,  A. ;  —  West,  B. 

See  alao  Painter-engravers ;  —  Painting :  Catalogues 
(the  catalogues  of  some  collections,  the  National  Gal 
lery  for  instance,  contain  notices  of  the  painters)  ;  — 
also  Arts,  Fine. 

See  also  the  heading  Art.  under  the  various  cities  and 
countries,  especially,  Athens  (p.  163);  —  England  (pp. 
890-91) :  —  Flanders  (p.  994) ;  —  France  (p.  1033) ;  — 
Germany  (p.  1132) ;  —  Gr.  Brit.  (p.  1225) ;  —  Greece  (p. 
1259);  --  Italy  (pp.  1240,  41);  —  New  England 
(Biography,  p.  2103); —  Spain;  —  Rome;  —  United 
States ;  —  Venice. 

Painters  in  Water  Colors.    See    Society  of  Painters  in 
Water  Colors. 

Painting.     General  and  miscel.  works,  ^Esthetics. 

—  BORGHINI,    R.      II  riposo.      Milano,    Soc.    de' 

Class.  ItaL,  1807.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Du  Bos,  J.  B.      Critical  reflections  on  poetry, 

painting,  and  music,  etc.,  tr.  by  T.  Nugent. 
London,  1748;  3  v.  8°. 

—  FUSELI,  H.    Lectures  on  P.     London,  1801.  4°. 

—  HAMMEHTON,  P.  G.    Thoughts  about  art.    Bos 

ton,  1871.  8°. 

—  JAMES,  J.  T.  —  LINDSAY,  J.    (In  Smedley,  E.,  and 

othtrs.    Encyc.  metrop.,  v.  5.  1845.) 

—  LE   MIERRE,   A.  M.     Le  peinture;   poe'me.    (In  his 

CEuvres,  v.  3.  1810.) 

—  LESSING,  G.  E.     Laokoon  oder  liber  die  Grenzen  der 

Malerey  und  Poesie.  (In  his  Sammt.  Schrift.,  v.  9. 
1819.) 

—  PECHEUX,  L.     Discours   sur  1'harmonie  en   peinture. 

(In  TUrin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  13.  1803.)  —  Du 
gout  en  peinture,  de  son  application,  et  de  ses  va- 
rietes.  (In  v.  15.  1805.) 

—  SUTTER,  D.      Philosophic  des  beaux-arts   ap- 

pliquee  a  la  peinture.     Paris,  1858.  8°. 

—  Vossius,  G.  J.    De  graphice.     (In  ftis  De  quatuor  ar- 

tibus  popularibus,  v.  3.  1660.) 

—  WEBB,  D.     Inquiry  into  the  beauties  of  paint 

ing.     4th  ed.     London,  1777.  16°. 

—  WORNUM,    R.   N.,    and  others.      Lectures    on 

painting.     London,  Bohn,  1848.  8°. 
History. 

—  LEASING,  G.  E.    Vom  Alter  der  Oelmalerei.    (In  his 

Sammt.  Schrift.,  v.  8.  1822;  v.  12.  1808.) 

—  HIRT,  A.    Die  Mahlerey  bey  den  Alten.    (In  Berlin. 

Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1798-1803.)  —  Les  difterentes 
methodes  de  peindre  ehez  les  anciens.  (]n  1799- 
1800.)  —  Sur  la  peinture  des  anciens,  [-B.C. 400].  (In 
1801-02.)  —  A  quel  point  les  anciens  ont-ils  possede 
1'art  de  la  peinture?  —  Re-marques  sur  les  couleurs 
dont  les  anciens  se  servoient  pour  peindre,  et  sur 
quelques  passages  de  Pline,  rel.  &  la  peinture  des 
auciens.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1802.) 


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-  FUSF.LI,  H.     See,  acovf,  General  works. 

-  COOPER,    T.      Observations    on   the  art  of   painting 

among  the  ancients.  (In  Lit.  and  Philos.  Soc.  of 
Manchester.  Mem.,  v.  3.  1790.) 

-  ViAimoT,    L.      Lcs  merveilles   de   la  peinture, 

[jusqu'a.  1868].  le  ser.  Paris,  1868.  16°. 
(Bibl.  dcs  mcrv.) 

-  WORNUM,    11.  X.      Epochs    of    painting  char 

acterized  ;  sketch  of  the  history  of  painting, 
[to  1847].  London,  1847.  12°. 

-  DODGE,  P.     Painting,  its  rise  and  progress,  [to 

1846].     Boston,  1846.  12°. 

-  HAYDON,  B.  II.,  and  HAZLITT,  W.  Painting  and 

the  fine  arts,  [to  1838]  ;  articles  contributed 
to  the  7th  ed.  of  the  Encycl.  Brit.  Edin., 
1838.  12". 

-  PHILLIPS,  T.     [To  1833.]     See  Theory. 

-  BCIILEGEL,  A.  W.     Histoire  de.  la  peinture.  [to  1830]. 

(In  his  Lecons  sur  1'hist.  dps  beaux  arts.  1830.) 

-  MF.MF.S,  J.  S.    Hist,  of  sculpture,  painting,  etc., 

[to  1829].  Edin.,  1829.  18".  (Constable's 
miscel.,  v.  39.) 

-  FIOIUI.LO,  J.  D.     Geschichte  der   zeichnenden 

Kunste,  [bis  1808].  Gott.,  1798-1808.  5  v.  8°. 

-  BOBGHINI,  R.  [To  1807.]     See  Gen.  and  Miscel.  works. 

-  EASTLAKE,  C.  L.     Materials  for  a  history  of  oil 

painting,  [to  1792].    Lond.,  1847-69.  2  v.  8°. 
Note.      Professes  to  point   out  some  of  the  causes  of 
that  durability  for  which   the  earlier  examples  of  art 
are  remarkable.  —  Preface. 

-  PILES,  R.  de.     Art  of  painting;  with  lives  of 

painters,  etc.,  [to  about  1650].  3d  ed.  Lon 
don,  [1752].  8°. 

-  WAAGEN,  G.  F.     Handbook  of  painting,  Ger 

man,    Flemish,  and    Dutch  schools,     [800- 
1800].     London,  1860.  8°. 
EMERIC-DAVID,  T.  B.      Histoire  de  la  peinture 
aux  Moyen  Age.     Paris.  1863.   16°. 

-  TYRWIIITT.'R.  St.  J.     [1276-1493.]     See  Theory. 

-  EGERTON,  F.     Painting  of  the  14th  cent.     (In  his  Es 

says.  1858.) 

-  CROZE-MAGNAN,  S.  C.    Disc,  historiques  sur  la  pein 

ture,  etc.,  [1500-1700].     (In  Robillard  Peronville, 
ami  Laurent,  P.     Musee  fran$ais,  v.  1,  2.  1803-05.) 
See  also  Arts,  Fine  :  Hist. 

Theory  and  practice. 

-  MAPP^E  clavicula;   a  treatise  on  various  processes  of 

the  decorative  arts  practised  during  the  Middle 
Ages.  [12th  cent.]  (In  Archaeologia,  v.  32.  1847.) 

-  DIFRESNOY,  C.  A.     Art  of  painting,  [1656];  tr.  into 

English  verse  by  W.  Mason;  [with  a  life].  (In 
Reynolds,  Sir  J.  Works,  v.  3.  1801;  —  and  in 
Mason,  \V.  Works,  v.  3.  1811.) 

—  Same.    Tr.  by  Dryden.     (In  Dryden.    Works,  v.  17. 
1808.) 

-  FELIBIEN,  A.     Principes   de   peinture;    avec  un   dic- 

tionnaire  des  termes.  [1674.]  (In  his  Princ.  de 
1'archit.  1690.) 

-  ALBERTI,  L.  B.   Painting.    (In  his  Architecture.  1755.) 

-  SERMON  on  painting.    (In  Walpole,  H.    ^Edes  Wal- 

polinnse.  1767.) 

-  REYNOLDS,    Sir  J.     Works ;     [with    Du  Fres- 

noy's  Art  of  painting,  in  Lat.  and  Eng.]. 
[1778.]  3ded.  corr.  London,  1801.  3  v.  8°. 

-  LAIUESSE,  G.     Le  grand  livre  des  peintres,  ou 

L'art  de  la  peinture ;  tr.  sur  la  2e  ed.  [par  H. 
Jansen].  Paris,  1787.  2  v.  4°. 

-  MENGS,  A.  R.      Opere  ;  pub.  da  G.  N.  d'Azara, 

cor.  daC.  Fea.     Roma,  1787.  4°. 
RICHARDSON,  J.    Works  on  painting.    London, 
1792.  4°. 

-  BELL,  C.     Anatomy  of  expression  in  painting. 

London,  1806.  4"°. 

-  OPIE.J.     Lectures  on  painting ;  ed.  with  mem. 

by  A.  Opie.     London,  1809.  4°. 

-  DOCGAI.L,  J.     (hi  hi*  Modern   preceptor,  v.  2.  1810.) 

-  HIRT,  A.     Ueber  den  Kanon  in  der  bildenden  Kunst. 

(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Abh.,  1814-15.) 


-  PHILLIPS,    T.      Lectures   on   the   history   and 

principles  of  painting.     London,  1833.  8°. 

-  BURNET,  J.      Treatise   on  painting.     London, 

1834-37.  4°. 

—  LOMAZZO,  G.  P.     Trattato  di  pittura,  scultura, 

ed  architettura.     Roma,  1844.  3  v.  8°. 

-  HAYDON,  B.  11.     Lectures  on  painting  and  de 

sign.     London,  1844-46.  2  v.  8°. 

—  ALBERTI,  Li.  B.     Delia  pittura.    (In  his  Opere  vole.. 

v.  4.  1847.) 

-  HANDBOOK  of  young  artists  and  amateurs   in 

oil-painting  ;  by  an  Amer.  artist.  N.  Y., 
1848.  12°. 

-  LESLIE,  C.  R.     Handbook  for  young  painters. 

London,  1855.  12". 

—  SL-TTEK,  D.  1858.    See   Gen.  and  miscel.  works  (p. 

2210). 

-  GULLICK,  T.  J.,  and  TIMBS,  J.     Painting  popu 

larly  explained.     London,  1859.  12°. 

—  BLANC,  A.  A.  P.  C.     (In  his  Grammaire   des   arts  da 

dessin.  1867.) 

—  COUTURE,  T.     Methode  et  entretiens  d'atelier. 

Paris,  1867.  18°. 

-  TYRWHITT,  R.  St.  J.     Handbook  of   pictorial 

art;  with  perspective  by  A.  Macdonald.  Ox 
ford,  1868.  8°. 

See  also  History ;(p.  2210, 11) ;— Eastlake,  C.  L. ;—  also 
Anatomy  for  artists  ;  —  Architecture  ;  —  Arts,  Fine ; 

—  Badigeon  ;  —  Color ;  —  Decoration  ;  —  Drawing ;  — 
Encaustic  ;  —  Etching  ;  —  Flower  painting ;  —  Olass 
painting ;  —  Miniature  painting;  —  Mural  painting  ; 

—  Pastel ;   —  Perspective ;  —  Polychrome ;  —  Pre- 
Raphaelitism ;  —  Water  colors. 

Dictionaries. 

—  BALDINUCCI,  F.    Vocabulario  toscano  dell'  arte  del 

disegno.    (Vol.  2.  4  of  his  Opere.  1809-11.) 

—  FELIBIEN,  A.     Diet.     See  Theory  and  practice. 

-  WATELET,  C.  H.,  and  LEVESQUE,  P.  C.     Diet. 

de  peinture,  etc.      Paris,  1792.  5  v.  8°. 

See  also  the  references  under  Painters. 
Painting  (mechanical,  materials).    RIFFAULT,  J.R. 
D.     Peintre  en  batiments.     Paris,  1859.  18°. 
(Manuels-Roret.) 

—  BRARD,  C.  P.   (In  his  Mineralogie  appliqude  aux  arts, 

v.  2.  1821.) 

—  SEBASTIAN.  Infante  of  Spain.    Des  huiles  et  des  ver- 

nis  employes   pour  la  peinture.    (In   Gazette  des 

beaux-arts,  v.  15.  1863.) 

See  also  Varnish. 
Painting,    its  rise  and  progress;  [by   P.  Dodge]. 

Boston,  1846.  12°. 
Painting ;    a  poem ;    with  biog.   notes.      London, 

1792.  8°. 

Paintings.     Catalogues  and  accounts  of  collections. 

—  BLAKE,    T.  W.  J.      A   long  vacation  in  conti 

nental  picture  galleries ;  [notes  on  the  best 
pictures].  London,  1858.  16°. 

—  CUNNINGHAM.  J.  L.    Catalogue  of  120  oil  paintings  by 

old  masters  of  the  Flemish,  Dutch,  and  German 
schools,  to  be  sold  Nov.  28.  [Boston,  1837.]  8°.  (B 
1770) 

—  DEFER,  P.  F.     Catalogue  des  ventes  publiques 

de  tableaux  et  estampes,  depuis  1737.  le 
partie :  Estampes.  Paris,  1865-68.  2  v.  8°. 

Same.     2epartie:  Tableaux.     Paris,  1865-68. 

2  v.  8°. 

—  FOULIS,  R.     Catalogue  of  pictures  by  the  most 

admired  masters,  [with]  description.  Lon 
don,  1776.  3v.  16°. 

—  NEUMAYR  VON  RAMSSLA.  J.  W.    Pictures  and  othor 

works  of  art  in  the  royal  palaces.    (In  Rye,  W.  B. 
England  as  seen  by  foreigners.  1865.) 
See  also  Barry,  J. ;  —  Brett,  J.  W. :  —  Denon,  D.  V. ; 

—  Fraser,  C. ;  —  Harding,  C. ;  —  Marismas,   Marq.  de 
las;   —  Paignon-Dijonville  ;   —Reynolds,    Sir  J. ;  — 
Schendel,  P.  van;  —  Stanislas  n,  A.  P.,  King  of  Po 
land;  —  Walpole,  H.;  — 


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PALEONTOLOGY 


also  the  names  of  the  various  galleries,  exhibitions, 
museums,  etc.,  as  Amsterdam.  Musee  du  Royaume 
des  Pays-Bas ;  —  Berlin.  Koenigliche  Museum  ;  — 
Bologna.  Pontif.  Acad.  di  Belle  Arti ;  —  Boston 
Athenaeum.  Gallery;  —  Cambridge  University;  - 
Dresden.  Koenigl.  Gemselde  Gallerie;  —  Florence. 
Accademia  delle  Belle  Arti;  —  Florence.  Gal- 
eria  Imperiale ;  —  Hague,  The.  Musee  Royal ;  — 
Houghton  Hall;  —  Leuchtenberg,  E.,  llerzog  von; 

—  Madrid.    Real  Armeria ;  —  Madrid.  Real  Museo 
de  Pintura ;   —   Munich.     Glyptothek ;     —   Munich. 
Pinacothek ;  —  Naples.   Real   Museo  Borbonico ;  — 
National  Gallery,  London;—  New  York  Hist.   Soc.; 

—  Nimes.    Musee ;  —  Oxford  University ;  —  Paris. 
Academie   des    Beaux   Arts;  —  Rome.    Calcografla 
Camerale  ;  —  Rome.  Campidoglio;  —Royal  Academy  ; 

—  Saint  Petersburg.  Musee  Imperial   de  1'Ermitage  ; 

—  South  Kensington   Museum  ;  —  Stafford  Gallery  ; 

—  Vatican  ;  —   Vernon   Gallery ;    —  Vienna.    K.   K. 
Gemaelde  Gall. ;  — Westminster  Palace  ;  —Yale Coll.; 

—  also  Paris.  GALLERIES,  MUSEUMS,  etc. 

Collections  of  engravings  after  paintings. 

—  CHOIX  de  tableaux  et  statues  des  plus  celebres 

musees  et  cabinets  etrangers,  par  une  societe 
d'artistes  et  d'amateurs.  Paris,  1819-21. 
3  v.  8°. 

—  DUCHESNE,  J.     Museo  di   pittura   e  scultura. 

Firenze,  1838-45.  16  v.  12°. 

—  GUATTANI,  G.  A.     La  pittura  comparata  nolle 

opere  di  tutte  le  scuole ;  con  incis.  da  S. 
Morelli.  Horn  a,  1816.  4°. 

—  HISTORIC  gallery  of  portraits  and  paintings  ; 

graphic  imitations  of  the  finest  specimens  of 
the  arts.  London,  1807-11.  7  v.  8°. 

—  JAKVKS,  J.  J.,  and  others.     Letters  relative  to  a 

collection  of  pictures  made  by  him.  Camb., 
1859.  8°. 

—  LEHRUN,  J.  B.  P.     Galerie   des  peintures   fla- 

mands,  hollandois,  et  allemands,  avec  un 
texte  expl.  et  notes  sur  la  vie  de  plusieurs 
peintres.  Paris,  1792-96.  3  v.  f°. 

—  PIRANESI,  G.  13.     Schola   Italica  picturae  sive 

selectau  quaodam  summorum  e  scola  Italica 
pictorum  tabula)  aere  incisac.  Romae,  1773.  f°. 

—  ROCHETTE,  D.  11.     Peintures  antiques  incdites. 

Paris,  1836.  4°. 

The  Library  possesses  engravings  from  the  works  of 
the  following  painters  :  Allston,  \V. ; — Angelico,  Fra ', — 
Buonarotti,  Michel  Angelo ;  —  Delaroche,  II. ;  — Duerer, 
A.;  —  Dyck,  A.  van;  — Ghirlandaio,  1).;  —  Giotto; 

—  Gros,  A.  J. ;  —  Hogarth,  W. ;  —  Holbein,  H. ;  —  In- 

fres,  J.  A.  D. ;  —  Poussin,  N. ;  —  Raffaello  ;  —  Kem- 
randt,  1'.;  — Reynolds,  <S ir  J. ;  —  Rosa,   Salvator;  — 
Rubens,   P.  P. ;  —  Sanzio,    Giovanni ;  —  Turner,  J.  M. 
W. ;  —  Veronese,  P. ;  —  Vinci,  L.  da ;  —  Watteau,  A. ; 

—  West,  B. ;  —  also  engravings   contained  in   various 
'Galleries',  etc. 

See  also  the  division  Art  under  various  countries 
espec.  Bologna  ;  —  England  ;  —  Flanders ;  —  France  ; 

—  Great  Britain  ;  —  Greece ;  —  Italy  ;  —  Naples ;  — 
Netherlands;  —  Paris.  GALLEKIES  AND  MUSEUMS;  — 
Spain  ;  —  United  States ;  —  Venice  ;  —  also  Arts,  Fine ; 

—  Galleries  ;  —  Museums  ;  —  Painting  ;  —  Prints ;  — 
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—  WRIGHT,    A.      Court  hand  restored.     8th  ed. 

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Palseologi,  Emperor*  of  the.  East.  PACHYMERES,  G.  De 
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—  Geology  ;  —  Ichthyology;  —  Man  ;  —  Mastodons; 

—  Megatherium;  —  Mollusca  ;  —  Neuroptera  ;  —  Red 
Sandstone  ;  —  Reptiles  ;  —  Vegetables  ;  —  Zoophytes. 

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Palagio,  Guido  dal.  Canzone,  (hi  Trucchi,  F.  I'oesie 
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Palazzi  (Lat.  Palatius),    Giovanni. 
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Aquila,  etc. 


Contents.  Vol.  1.  Aquila  inter  lilia  sub  qua  Franco- 
rum  Csesarum  fasta  exaranttir.  2.  Aquila  Saponica. 
3.  Aquila  Sancta  sive  Bavarica.  4.  Aquila  Franea. 
5.  Aquila  Sueva.  6.  Aquila  vaga,  sub  qua  ex  diversis 
nation!  bus  et  familiis  imperatores  exhibentur.  7-8. 
Aquila  Austriaca. 

A'otf.     Vol.  8  is  entitled  'Monarchiae  occidental!*  torn, 
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Paleario,  Aonio.      BONNET,  J.      Aonio  Paleario  ; 
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—  VALQUARNERA,  M.   DeorlglneetantlquitatePanorml. 

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PALEY 


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SAULCY,  F.  de.  Narrative  of  a  journey  round 
the  Dead  Sea,  and  in  Bible  lands  in  1850- 
51  ;  ed.  by  Count  E.  De  Warren.  London, 
1853.  2  v.  8°. 

VAN  BE  VELBE,  C.  W.  M.  Journey  in  Syria 
and  P.,  [1851-52].  London,  1854.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Memoir  to  accompany  the  map  of  the  Holy 

Land,  [1851-52].     Gotha,  1858.  8°. 
HACK.ETT,  II.  B.      Illustrations    of    Scripture 

suggested  by  a  tour  through  the  Holy  Land, 

1852.     Boston,  1855.  12°. 

SMITH,  J.V.C.    Pilgrimage  to  P.,  [1852].    Bos 
ton,  1853.  12°. 
TAYLOR,  B.     Lands  of    the    Saracen,    [1852]. 

N.  Y.,  1855.  12". 
PRIME,   W.  C.      Tent  life  in  the  Holy  Land, 

[1856].     N.  Y.,  1857.  8°. 
HANDHOOK  for  Syria  and  P.    London,  Murray, 

1858.  2  v.  12U. 


—  NEWMAN,  J.  P.     From  Dan  to  Beersheba ;  or, 

The  land  of  promise  as  it  now  appears, 
[1861].  N.  Y.,  1864.  12°. 

-  TRISTRAM,  II.  B.     The  land  of  Israel;  a  jour- 

rial  of  travels  in  P.,  [1863-64].  London, 
1865.  8°. 

Winter  ride  in  P.,  [1863].     (In  Galton,  F.     Vacation 

tourists.  1862-63.) 

—  DIXON,  W.  II.     The  Holy  Land,  [1864].   Lon 

don,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

—  ANDERSON.  S.    Survey  of  P..  [1865].    (In  Morrison, 

W.     Recovery  of  Jerusalem.  1871.) 

-  WARREN,  W.  W.     Life  on  the  Nile,  and  a  tour 

in  Syria  and  P.,  1866-67.     Paris,  1867.  16°. 

—  CLEMENS,  S.  L.  The  Innocents  abroad  ;  or,  The 

new  pilgrims'  progress  ;  excursion  to  Europe 
and  the'lloly  Land,  [1867] ;  by  Mark  Twain 
[pseud].  Hartford,  Conn.,  1870.  8°. 

—  FREESE,  J.  R.     The  old  world;  Palestine,  etc., 

1867.      Phila.,  1869.   12°. 

—  Map.     VAN  DE  VELDE,  C.  W.  M.     Map  of  the 

Holy  Land.     Gotha,  1858.  f°. 

See  also  the  travels  in  the  Levant  (pp.  J723-24)  esp  . 
THOMPSON.  C.,  [1733]  ;  —  CHATEAUBRIAND,  F.  A.  de, 
1806;  —  STANHOPE,  Lady  H..  1810;  —  MADOX,  J. , 
1821 ;  —  MADDKN,  R.  R.,  1824  ;  —  GERMAMR,  M.  J.  tie, 
1831;  —  HARDY,  R.  S.,  1832;  —  LAMARTINE.  A.  de, 
1832  ;  —  STEPHENS,  J.  L..  1835;  —  LINDSAY,  A.  W.  C. , 
1836  ;  —  OLIN.  S.,  1839 ;  —  STEWART,  F.  W.  R.,  1841  ; 

—  HAHN-HAIIN,  I.  M.  L.  G.,  1843;  —  MARTINEAU,  II., 
1846;  —  BRYANT,  W.  C..  1852;  —  KENNARD,  A.  S., 
1854;    —   MACLEOD,  X.,  1864;  —  also  Bethlehem;  — 
Dead  Sea ;  —  Jerusalem  ;  —  Jordan  ;  —  Syria ;  — also 

—  Bible  :  Geography  (p.  272,  273) ;  —  Talmud. 

History. 

-  RUSSELL,  M.     Palestine,    or   the   Holy  Land, 

from  the  earliest  period.  N.  Y.,  [1845].  16°. 
(Vol.  27  of  Harper's  fam.  lib.) 

—  BULFINCII,  S.  G.     History  of  Palestine.     (In  his  Holy 

Land.  1834.) 

—  KEARY,  A.     The  nations   around.     [London,] 

1870.   8°. 

—  BERNARDUS    Ttiemurarius.     De  acquisitione  Terras 

Sanctae,  1095-1230.  (In  Muratori.  Her.  Ital.  scr., 
v.  7.  1725.) 

—  BUSK,  Mrs.  W.  [1125-1268.]     (Inker  Mediaeval  popes, 

etc.  1854-56.) 

See  also  Dead  Sea  ;  —  Jerusalem  ;  —  Jews  ;  —  Leba 
non,  Mt. ;  —  Levant;  —  Olives,  Mount  of;  —  Samari 
tans  ;  —  Syria  ;  —  also  Bible  :  Ilivlory  (p.  273) ;  —  Cru 
sades  ;  —  Theology. 

Natural  history. 
See  Bible.  Natural  history  (p.  274). 

Palestine  Exploration  Fund.  Quarterly  statement. 
Vol.  1,  no.  1-7.     London,  [1869-70].  8°. 

-  Reports.]     n.t.p.     [Lond.,  1866-68.]  2  v.  8°. 
Palestinensis,  pseud.     See  Smith,  E. 

Palestrina,  Giovanni   Pierluigi,    called  da   Sanntus.      (In 

Dwight,  J.  S.     Journal  of  music.  1860.) 
Palestrina,  Italy.     SUAREZ,  G.  M.    Praene.stes  antiquse  libri 

II.     (In  Grsevius.     Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  8.  1723.) 
Paley,  William.     Works;  ed.  by  G.  W.  Meadley. 

Boston,  1810-27.  6  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memoirs.  —  Natural  theology.  2. 
View  of  the  evidences  of  Christianity.  3.  Principles 
of  moral  and  political  philosophy.  4.  Sermons  and 
tracts.  5.  Hora?  Paulinas.  —  The  young  Christian  in 
structed  in  reading,  and  in  the  principles  of  religion.  — 
The  clergyman's  companion  in  visiting  the  sick.  —  -A pp. 
6.  Sermons  on  various  subjects. 

—  Advice  to  the  young  clergy  of  the  diocese  of  Carlisle; 

sermon,  general  ordination.  July  2i).  1781.  London, 
1783.  8°.  (B1861) 

—  Caution   recommended   in  the  use  of   Scripture    lan 

guage  ;  sermon.     Camb.,  1809.  8°.     (B  1261) 

-  Same.     Boston,  1818.  8°.    (B  325) 

—  Dangers  incidental  to  the  clerical  character;  sermon, 

Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Commencement  Sunday,  July 
5.  London,  1795.  4°.  (B  1263) 


PALEY 


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PALGRAVE 


—  A  distinction  of  orders  in  the  Church  defended,  etc. ; 

Kcrinon,    Dublin,   consecration   of  J.   Law,  Bp.  of 
Clonfert.    London,  1783.  4°.    (A  60} 

—  Horn1  Paulime.     London,  1796.  8°. 

-  Moral    philos.;    with   annot.  by   R.  AVhately. 

London,  1859.  8". 

-  Natural  theology .     Phila.,  1802.  8°. 

—  Same.    Illust.  by  plates  and  by  a  selection  from 

the  notes  of  J.  Paxton.    Boston,  1831.  12°. 

-  Same.     With  notes  by  Lord   Brougham    and 

Sir  C.  Bell.     London,  1835.  2  v.  8". 
Note.      The  concluding  volumes   of   this   edition  are 
Brougham's    'Dissertation   of  subjects   of   science   con 
nected  with  natural  theology.     London,  1839.  2  v.' 

-  Same.     With  notes  by   Lord   Brougham    and 

Sir  C.  Hell.     N.  ¥.,'[1839?].  18°.    (Harper's 
fain,  lib.) 

—  Principles  of  moral    and  political  philosophy. 

Dublin,  1788.  8". 

-  Same.     Boston,  1801.  8°. 

—  Same.     7th  ed.     Boston,  1811.  8°. 

St-e  also,  above,  'Moral'. 

—  Reasons  for  contentment;  address  to  the  laboring  part 

of  the  Brit,  public.     London,  1793.  8".     (B  1406) 

—  Sermon,  assizes  at  Durham.    London,  1795.  4".    (A  60) 

-  Sermons  on  several  subjects.     2ded.     London, 

1808.  8°. 

—  Use  and  propriety  of  local  and  occasional  preaching; 

charge.     London,  1790.  4°.    (A  59) 

-  View  of  the  evidences  of  Christianity.    Dublin, 

1794.  8°. 

-  Same.     Phila.,  1795.  8°. 

-  Same.      With    annotations   by    R.    Whatelv. 

London,  1859.  8°. 

-  Same.     Epitome,  bv  S.  Rome.     2d  ed.     Lon 

don,  1828.   12°. 

-  ANALYSIS     of    Paley's     'Evidences    of   Christianity'. 

Canib.,  1795.  8°.    (B  131) 
Palfin,  Jean.     Anatomic    chirurgicale;    augm.  par 

A.  Petit.     Paris,  1753.  2  v.  8°. 
Palfray,  Warwick.      Remarks  on  the  recent  ordination  at 

Beverly.     Salem,  1824.  8°.     (B  1394) 
Palfrey,  Oazneau.      Sermons,   ways   of  pleasantness    and 

peace.     (In  Liberal  preacher,  n.s.,  v.  3.  1833.) 

—  Sermon   on  making   good    resolutions,   deliv.  Jan.    1. 

Wash.,  1832.  8°.     (B  1696) 

Palfrey,  Francis  Winthrop.  Biography  of  H.  L.  Abbott. 
(In  Higginson,  T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2. 
1866.) 

Palfrey,  John  Gorham.  Academical  lectures  on 
the  Jewish  Scriptures  and  antiquities.  Bos 
ton,  1838-52.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Abstract  from  returns  of  agric.  soc.    See  Mass.  :  Secre 

tory  (p.  1896). 

—  Address  before  Soc.  for  Prom.  Theolog.  Educ.,  June 

5.     Boston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1609,  1662,  1695) 

—  Address  to  the  Soc.  of  Middlesex   Husbandmen   and 

Manufacturers,  Oct.  7.     Cainb.,  1846.  8°.     (B  1586) 

—  The  Barnstable  boy.     (In  Boston  book,  3d  col.  1841.) 

—  Claims   of    Harvard  College    upon  its  sons;    sermon, 

July  13.     Camb..  1834.  8".    (B  1299,  1808) 

—  Correspondence  between  X.  Appleton  and  P. ;  snppl. 

to  P.'s  pamphlet  on  the  slave  power.  Boston,  1846. 
8°.    (B  1502,  1698,  1736) 

—  Discourse,  Barnstable,  Sept.  3,  1839,  celebration  of  the 

2d  centen.  anniv.  of  the  settlement   of    Cape   Cod. 
n.t.p.      [Boston,  1840.J  8°.     (81697,1822) 

—  Discourse, Cambridge,  life  and  character  of  H.  Ware, 

Sept.  28.     Camb.,  1845.  8°.     (B  1227, 1734) 

-  Discourse  in  the  church  in  Brattle  Sq.,  Aug.  9.     Bos 

ton,  18.32.  8°.    (B  1051, 1650,  1802) 

—  Discourse,  life  and  character  of  J.  T.  Kirkland,  June 

5.     Camb.,  1840.  8°.    (B  1219,  1654) 

—  Discourses  on  intemperance,  Apr.  5,  8.     Boston,  1827. 

24°.    (D  13) 

—  Five  years'  progress  of  the  slave  power.      From  the 

Commonwealth.     Boston,  1852.  8".     (B  1479,  1504) 

—  Harmony  of  the  Gospels.     See  Bible.    N.  T.  (founds 

(p.  286). 

—  History  of  NewEng.    Boston,  1859-75.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  a  friend.     Camb.,  1850.  8°.     (B  1504) 

—  Life   of   W.  Palfrey.      (In  Sparks,  J.      Amer.  biog., 

v.  17.  1845.) 

278.    (16.  12.  78.) 


Lowell  lectures  on  the  evidences  of  Christian 
ity;  with  a  disc,  on  the  life  of  J.  Lowell  by 
E.Everett.  Boston,  1843.  2  v.  8". 

•  New  Testament  conformed  to  Gricsbach's  Text.     See 

Bible,  V.  T.  (p.  283). 
Oration   before  the  citizens  of  Boston,  July  4.    Boston. 

1831.  8°.    (81652,1695,1805) 
Papers  on  the  slave  power,  first  published  in  the  Bos- 

ton  Whig.     Boston.  [1846].  8°.     (B  1502,  1504,  1653) 
I  lea  for  the  militia  system;  disc,  before  the  Anc.  and 

Hon.  Artillery  Co  ,  197th  anniv.,  June    1.     Boston, 

1835.  8°.     (B  1739, 1812) 
Prospects  and  claims  of  pure  Christianity;     sermon, 

dedication  of  the  12th  Cong.  Church  in  Boston.  Oct. 

13,  1824.     Boston,  1825.  8°.     (B  1309) 

•  Same.    Boston,  1830.  12°.      (A.  U.  A.  1st  ser.,  no.  42. 

C  168,  v.  4) 

Relation    between    Judaism   and    Christianity. 

Boston,  1854.  8°. 
Remarks  cone.  Dr.  Bowditch,  with  the  replies  of  B.'s 

children.     Boston,  1840.  8".    (B  1166,  1209) 
Remarks  on   the  Constitution  of   Mass,   of  1853.     (In 

Mass.  Convention  of  1853.     Discussions.  1854.) 
Semi-centennial  discourse  before  the  Mass.  Hist.  Soc., 

Oct.  31,  1844.      (In    Mass.   Hist.   Soc.    Collections, 

v.  29.  1846.) 

Sermon,  death  of  J.  Gorham.    Boston,  1829.  8°.  (B  960) 
Sermon,  decease  of  Hon.  I.  Parker.     Boston,  1830.  8°. 

(B  960,  1780,  1793) 
Sermon,  Dec.   1,  decease  of  Miss  E.  Bond.     Boston, 

1833.  8°.     (6  1085,  1650,  1808,  1828) 
Sermon,  efficacy  of  prayer.    (In  Liberal  preacher,  n.s., 

v.  3.  18a6;  alxo  B  1650) 
Sermon,  installation  of  S.  K.  Lothrop,  Boston,  June, 

18.    Boston,  1834.  8°.     (B  1321,  1650) 
Sermon,   June   8.  interment  of  J.   Phillips.      Boston, 

1823.  8°.    (B  283,  1814) 
Sermon;    missions    to    the    heathen.       (In     Liberal 

preacher,  v.  1.  1828.)  — Poisonous  drinks.    (In  v.  4. 

1831 ;  also  B  1650) 
Sermon  preached  to  the  church  in  Brattle  Sq. 

with   notes   historical,  etc.,   July    18,    1824. 

Boston,  1825.   8". 
Another  copy.    (B  288) 
Sermons   on  duties   belonging  to  private  life. 

Boston,  1834.  8°. 
Same.     2d  ed.     Camb.,  1835.  12°. 
Worthy  student  of  Harvard  College;  sermon,  March  23. 

Camb..  1834.  8°.  (B  1112) 
Other  copies.  (B  180,  1695) 
To  the  Free  Soil  members  of  the  General  Court  of 

Mass,  for  1851.     n.t.p.  [1851.]  8".     (B  1505) 
HOAU,  E.  R.,  and  others.   To  the  voters  of  the  fourth 

Congressional  district  in  favor  of   P.'s   election  to 

rators. 


. 

Congress.     Boston,  1848.  8".     (B1503) 
—   LORING,   J.  S.       (In  his    Hundred    Boston    o 


Palfrey,  Miss  Sarah  Hammond  (pseud.  E.  Foxton)  . 

Agnes  Wentworth.     Phila.,  1869.  12°. 
-  Herman,  or,  Young  knighthood.     Bost.,  1866. 

2  v.   12°. 
Palfrey,  Wm.      Letter  to  J.  Wilkes.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Proc.,  1863.) 

—  PALFREY,  J.  G.     Life  of  P.    (In  Sparks,  J.    Amer. 

biog.    2d  ser.,  v.  7.  1845.) 

Palgrave,  StV  Francis.     Corporate  reform.     Lon 
don,  1833.  8°.    (B  1070) 

—  Essay  upon  the  original  authority  of  the  King's 

Council.     London,  1834.  8".    (Record  Com.) 

—  History    of    England;     Anglo-Saxon    period. 

London,  1831.   16°.     (Fain.  lib.,  v.  28.) 

—  History  of  Normandy  and  of  England.     Lon 

don,  1851-61.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  General  relations  of  medieval 
Europe.  —  741-987.  The  Carlovingian  empire.  —  The 
Danish  expeditions  in  the  Gauls.  —  The  establishment  of 
Rollo.  2.  912-87.  The  three  first  Dukes  of  Xormandy; 
Rollo,  Guillaume-Longue-Epee,  and  Richard-sans-Peur. 
—  The  Carlovingian  line  supplanted  by  the  Capets.  3. 
987-1087.  Richard-sans-Peur.  —  Riehard-le-Bon.  — 
Richard  III.  —  Robert-le-Diable.  —  William  the  Con- 
queror.  4.  1087-1101.  William  Rufus.  —  Accession 
of  Henry  Beauclcrc. 

—  History  of  the  Anglo-Saxons.     New  ed.   Lon 

don,  1867.  16°. 


PALGRAVB 


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PALLESKE 


-  Remarks,  in  reply  to  [Nicolas's]   'Observations 

on  the  state  of  hist,  lit.'     London,  1831.  8°. 

—  Rise  and  progress  of  the  Eng.  commonwealth. 

London,  1832.  2  v.  4°. 

—  Truth  and  fictions  of  the  Middle  Ages  :    The 

merchant  and  the  friar.  2d  ed.rev.  London, 
1844.  16°. 

—  Anglo-Saxon  history,  (hi  Quarterly  rev.,  v.  34.  1826.) 

—  Records  and  registration.  (In  v.  39.  1829.)  - 
Mediaeval  kalendars.  —  Saints'  days.  —  Election 
committees  and  registration  of  electors.  —  Review 
of  Mrs.  Bush's  Queens  of  France  and  of  V.  Hugo's 
Le  Rhine.  (In  v.  71.  1843.) 

—  Rotuli  Curiue  Regis,  1835.     Antient   kalendars  and  in 

ventories.  1836.  Documents  and  records.  1837.  See 
Gr.  Brit.  Rmord  Commission. 

—  CATALOGUE  of  the   library  of  P.,  sold ;    [with 

ms.  prices    and   names].      London,  1862.  8°. 

—  NICOLAS,  !>ir  N.  H.     Observations  on  the  state 

of  historical  literature  with  remarks  on 
record  offices,  etc.  London,  1830.  8°. 

Refutation  of  P.'s  'Remarks,    etc.      London, 

1831.  8". 

Palgrave,    Francis    Turner.      Alfred    de   Musset. 
(In  Oxford  essays.  1855.) 

—  Essays  on  art.     London,  1866.  16°. 

Five"    clays'      entertainments    at     Wentworth 

Grange.     London,  1868.  8°. 

—  Golden  treasury  of  the  best  songs  and  lyrical 

poems  in  English.     Camb.,  1863.  16°. 

—  Life,  etc.,  of  Sir  W.  Scott ;  with  an  essay  by 

D.  Masson,  and  Dryburgh  Abbey,  poem  by 
C.  Swain.  Phila.,  1871.  16°. 

—  Memoir  of  Clough.     (In  Clough,  A.  H.    Poems.  1862.) 

—  The  theory  of   design   in   architecture.  —  The   pretty 

and  the  beautiful.  (In  Fine  arts  q.  rev.,  v.  1.  1863.) 
Palgrave,  Reginald  F.  D.  Hand-book  to  Reigate 

and  adjoining  parishes.  Dorking,  1859.  12°. 
Palgrave,  Wm.  Gifford.  Narrative  of  a  year's 

journey  through  central  and  eastern  Arabia. 

Vol.  1.     London,  1865.  8°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     London,  1866.  2  v.  8°. 
Pali  literature.     See  Buddhagosha. 

Palimpsests.     RUSSELL,  0.  W.     Palimpsest  literature,  and 

its  editor  A.  Mai.  (In  Afternoon  lect.,  4th  ser.  1866.) 
Palin,  Win.  History  of  the  Church  of  England, 

1688-1717.     London,  1851.   16°. 
Palingenesy.    BAVA  m  8.  PAOLO,  E.     Essai  sur  la  palin- 

geiiesic  de  toutes  espcces.     (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci. 

Mem.,  v.  13.  1803.) 
Palissot  de  Montenoy,  Charles.      Memoires  pour 

servir  ;\    1'hist.    de    notre   litterature    depuis 

Francois  i.     Paris,  1803.  2  v.  8°. 
Palissy,  Bernard.    MOIILEV,  H.    Life  of  P.  ;  [with 

selections  from  his  works,  in  v.  2].     Boston, 

1853.  2  v.   12°. 

—  LAMARTINE,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de.    (In  his  Mem.  of  eel. 

char.,  v.  1.  1854.) 
Pall  Mall  gazette ;  an  evening  newspaper  and  review. 

London,  1865-78.  54  v.  f". 
Pallacopas,  a  branch  of  the  Euphrates.    GHONOVIUS, 

J.    Epistola  de  P.  ubi  descr.  ejus  ab  Arriano 

liberatur  abl.  Vossiifrustrationibus.     Lugd. 

Bat.,  1686.  8". 
Palladio,  Andrea.     Fabbriche  e  disegni  raccolti  ed 

illustrati   da  O.  B.  Scamozzi,  con    la   trad. 

francese.      Vicenza, 1776-83.  4  v.   f". 

—  First  book  of  architecture  ;  tr.  by  G.  Richards. 

6th  ed.     London,  1700.  4". 

—  Le  terme  dei  Romani  disegnati  da  A.  Palladio 

et  repubblicate  con  la  giunta  di  osservazioni 
da  O.  B.  Scamozzi.  Vicenza,  1785.  f". 

—  French.     Les  thermes  des  Romains.     Vicence, 

1785.   f°. 

-  CAMERON,  C.     Baths  of  the  Romans  with  the 

restorations  of  Palladio.     London,  1775.  f°. 


Palladio  (Lat.  Palladius},  Enrico.  Rerum  Foro-Juliensium 
ad  CCCCLII  lib.  n.  — De  oppugnntione  Gradiscana. 
(In  Graevius.  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  6,  pt.  4.  1722.) 

Palladio  conservato,  II.     See  Metastasio,  P. 

Palladium.  MILLIN,  A.  L.  Sur  quelques  pierres  gravees 
qtii  representent  1'enlevemeiit  du  Palladium.  (In 
Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  21.  1813.) 

Palladium  of  conscience  ;  cont.  Furncaux's  letters 
to  Blackstone,  Priestley's  remarks  on  Black- 
stone,  Blackstone's  reply  to  Priestley,  and 
other  tracts.  Phila.,  1773.  8°. 

Palladius.  De  vita  Chrysostomi.  (In  Chrysostomus,  J. 
Opera,  v.  13.  1839.) 

Palladius  Khttor.  Allegoria  Orphei.  (/;;  Lemaire.  Poetse 
min.,  v.  2.  1824.) 

Palladius  Rutilius  Taurus  uEmilianus.  De  insitionibus. 
(In  Lemaire.  Pot-tap  min.,  v.  7.  1826.) 

—  De  re  rustica.     (In  Gesner,  J.  M.     Scriptores  rei  rus- 

ticae,  v.  3.  1787.) 

-  BOHGHESI,  B.     Diehiarazione  d'una  lapidn  gruteriana 

per  cui  si   detennina  il  tempo   della  prefettura  ur- 

bnnn  di  Pasifilo,  e  1'eta  di  Palladio  Rutilio  Tauro. 

(hi  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  38.  1835.) 
Pallamidesse.     Sonetto.     (In  Trucchi,  F.    Poesie  ital.,  v.  1. 

1846.) 
Pallantieri,  Giovanni  Paolo.      Lectiones  auresc  in 

iv  libros  Mag.sentent.  Venetijs,  1599.  2  v.  4°. 
Pallas,  Peter  Simon.     Account  of  sheep  in  [Russia 

and  Tartary]  ;    added,  History  of  sheep  and 

other    domestic    animals,    by     J.    Anderson. 

Edin.,  1794.  8°. 

—  Flora  Rossica.     Tom.  1,  partes  1,  2.     Petrop., 

1784-88.   f°. 

-  Travels  through  the  southern  provinces  of  the 

Russian  empire  ;  tr.  by  F.  Blagdon.     Lon 
don,  1803.  4  v.   18°. 

—  Voyages  en  Russie  ;  tr.  par  G.  de  la  Peyronie. 

Paris,  1788-93.  5  v.  and  Atlas  4°. 

—  Same,  extract.    (In  Montemont,  A.   Bibl.,  v.  46.  1836.) 

-  Ctvir.R.  G.  L.  C.  F.D.    (Inhi*  Eloges  hist.,  v.  2.  1819.) 

—  JARIMNE,  Sir  W.    Memoir.    (In  hi*  Nat.  lib.,  v.  9. 

183V.) 

—   ST.  JOHN,  J.  A.    (In  his  Lives  of  eel.  trav.,  v.  3.) 
Pallas-Athene.    MUELLER,  K.  O.    (In  his  Kleine  d.  Schr., 

v.  2.  1848.) 
Pallavicini,  II  marchfneT?n\>io.    Alcuni  passi  del  cod.  arab.- 

sic.   fatto   pub.   da   Airoldi   paragonati    ad   avveni- 

menti  accaduti  nello  stato  della  repubblica  di  Ge- 

nova.     (In  Turin.   Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  2. 

1840.) 

Pallavicino,  Antoniotto.    PALLAVICINO,  F.    See  next  entry. 
Pallavicino,  F.     Elogio  di  A.  Pallavicino.     (In  Grillo,  L. 

Elogi,  v.  1.  1846.) 
Pallavicino,   Giulio  Cesare  Rospigliosi.     See  Rospigliosi 

Pallavicino,  G.  O. 
Pallavicino  or  Pallavicini,  Xioolo  Maria.     APPIANI,  P.  A. 

Vita  da  P.      (In   Crescimbeni,   G.  M.     Vite    degli 

Arcadi,  v.  2.  1710.) 

-  MONTANARO,    P.   N.     Elogio   di   P.      (In    Grillo,   L. 

Elogi,  v.  2.  1846.) 
Pallavicino,   or  Pallavicini,  Pietro  Sforza.    Opere 

edite  ed  inedite.     Roma,  1844-48.  5  v.  4°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     Se  il  prinoipe  debba  essere  letter- 
ato.  —  Int.  alia  superbi:'.  —  Sulla  prowldenza.  —  Del 
bene.  —  Perfezione  cristiana.     2-4.     Istoria  del  Concilio 
di  Trento.      5.     Lettere. 

—  Istoria  del  Concilio  di  Trento  ;  con  annot.  da  F. 

Zaccaria.     Faenza,  1792.  6  v.  4°. 

—  Della  vita  di  Alessandro  vn.     Prato,  1839-40. 

2  v.  8°. 

-  FABRONI,  A.    (In  Ma  Vita;  Ital.,  v.  17.  1798.) 
Pallavicino,  Famiglia  di.     (In  Litta,  P.     Fam.,  v.  10.) 
Pallegoix,   J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Mallos.      Description    du 

royaume  de  Thai  ou  Siam.    Paris,  1854.  2  v. 

12°. 

Fallen,  M.  M.  Address  to  the  graduates  of  the  med.  de 
partment  of  the  St.  Louis  Univ.,  Mar.  1.  St.  Louis, 

1853.  8°.    (B  1559) 
Palleschi.    MACCHIAVELLI,  X.  Ricordo  a'  Palleschi,  messa 

in  luce  da  C.  Guasti.    (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  ser. 

3,  v.  7,  pt.  1.  186S.) 
Palleske,  Emil.     Schiller's  life  and  works  ;  tr.  by 

Ladv  Wallace.     London,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 


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PALMER 


Pallia,  — .  Memoirc  snr  Ic  ms.  arabe  de  la  Bibl.  Hoy.  eont. 
uti  traite  pliilos.  d'Algazali.  (In  Paris.' Inst.  Ac.  d. 
Sci.  Mot:  ft  J'ol.  Mem.,  Sav.  air.,  v.  1.  1841.) 

Palliaer,  Mrs.  Fanny  Bury.  Brittany  and  its  by 
ways.  London,  1869.  8". 

Palliser,  Sir  Hugh.  COURT  martial  on  P.  (In  Consider 
ations  on  the  principles  of  naval  discipline.  1781.) 

Palliser,  John.  Journals,  reports,  and  observations 
rel.  to  the  exploration  of  a  portion  of  Brit. 
N.  Amer.,  18.57-60.  London,  1863.  f°. 

Palloni,  (i.  S.  La  f ebb  re  gialla  sia  o  no  un  con- 
tagio.  Lieorno,  1824.  8°. 

Palma,  Alerino.  Greece  vindicated,  in  two  letters; 
[also]  Critical  remarks  on  Bulvver,  Emerson, 
i'ecchio,  Humphreys,  Stanhope,  Parry,  and 
Blaquiere.  London,  1826.  8". 

-  AMATO,  G.  d'.     (In  hi*  Panteon,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Palma,  Jaoopo,  railed   11  rea-hio.     CKOWK,  J.  A.     (In  his 

Painting  in  Xorth  Italy,  v.  2.  1871.) 
Palma-Cayet,  Pierre  Victor.     See  Cayet,  P.  V.  P. 
Palmaerus,  Isaac.      Ovis   aries.      (In    Linne,   C.      Amosn. 

acad.,  v.  4.  1759.) 
Palmeirim  de  Inglaterra,  Cronica  de;  [por  L.  Hur- 

tado;    tr.)  porF.de  Moraes.  Lisboa,  1786.  8°r 

-  Eny.       Palmerin    of    England,    tr.    from    the 

Por  tug.  tr.  of  Monies  [by  R.  Southey].    Lon 
don.  1807.  4  v.   12". 

Palmer,  Aaron  Haight.  Letter  to  C.  J.  Ingersoll  reap,  the 
present  slate,  productions,  etc..  of  the  Comoro 
Islands,  Abyssinia,  Persia,  Burinah,  etc.  N.  Y., 
1846.  8°.  (B  1501,  2545) 

—  Memorial  to   Congress.      Wash.,    Jan.  1851.  n.t.p.  8". 

(B1459) 
Palmer,  Benjamin  Franklin.      Poem    before    the   Sons   of 

New  Kng.  in  Penn  ,  on  tile  1st  anniv.  of  the  Society. 

Pliila.,  1859.  8°.  (B  1234) 
Palmer;!!.  Frank)  &  Co.      Surgical  adjuvant  and  reporter 

of  artificial  limbs.      July  18:>f>  -  Jan.  1857,  May  1859. 

1'hila.,  X.  Y..  1855-59.  8°.     (B  1559) 
Palmer,  Benjamin  Morgan.  D.D.     Discourse  before 

the    Gen.  Assem.  of   S.  Carolina,    Dec.    10, 

1863.  [fast  day].      Columbia,  1864.   8". 

—  Mormonism ;       lecture     before     the    Mercantile    Lib. 

Assoc.  of   Charleston,  S.    C.,  Jan.  26.      Columbia, 
1853.  S°.     (B  15S9) 

—  Slavery  a  divine  trust.     (In  Fast  day  sermons.  1861.) 

—  GRAHAM.  J.     Strictures  on  P.'s  defence  of  infant  bap 

tism.     (/«  hix  Reasons  for  renouncing   infant   bap 
tism.  1810.     B200) 

Palmer,  Charles.     A  collection  of  aphorisms   and 

maxims.     London,  1748.  4°. 
Palmer,  Charles  M.     On   iron   ships,     (fn  Armstrong,  Sir 

W.  G.     Imlustr.  res.  of  the  Tyne.  186i.) 
Palmer,  Kdward.    Letter  to  Gov.  J.  Winslow  on  furnishing 

Massachusetts   forces    with    provisions,    1675.      (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,v.  6.  1799.) 
Palmer,  Elihu.     Enquiry    on  the  improvement  of 

[man]  ;  oration  at  X.  Y.,  4  July.      X.  Y.,  1797.  12°. 

(C  46;' 

—  Extracts  from  an  oration.     (In  Political  miscel.  1793. 

B349) 

—  Principles  of  nature.     3d   ed.      [New    York,] 

1806.  12°. 
Palmer,  (.'apt.  George.     Kidnapping  in  the  South 

Seas ;  three  months'  cruise  of  the   Rosario. 

Edin.,  1871.  8°. 
Palmer,  George  Harry.     Marriage  law   of    Scotland.     (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1862.) 
Palmer,  George  Holworthy.     Steam  as   a  moving  power. 

(In   Inst.  of  Civil  Engineers.     Trans.,  v.  2.  1842.) 
Palmer,  Henry  11.     Description  of  a  railway  on  a 

new  principle.     London,  1824.  8°. 

—  Resistance  of  barges    moving  on  canals.     (In  Instit. 

of  Civil  Engineers.    Trans.,  v.  1.  1842.) 
Palmer,  Herbert.     Characteristics  of    a   true   Christian,  in 
paradoxes;  by  Bacon.      London,  n.d.  8°.    (B  1361) 

—  Same.     (In  Bacon,  F.     Works,  v.  7.  1859.) 

ATatf.    On  the   authorship  see  the   note   in  Ba 
con's  Works. 

—  Sabbatum  redivivum.  See  Cawdrey,  D.,and  Palmer,  H. 
Palmer,  J.  C.     Thulia  ;  a    tale  of   the   Antarctic. 

X.  Y.,  1843.  8°. 


Palmer,  J.  Horsley.     Causes  and  consequences  of  the  prog- 
.  sure  upon   the  money. market.       London,    1837      8° 
(B  1135) 

—  Reply  to   the  'Reflections'   of  S.  J.  Loyd.      London, 

1837.  8°.     (B  1135) 

—  Lovi),   S.  J.       Reflections    [on]    'Causes    and    conse 

quences'.     London,  1837.  8°.     (B  1135) 
Palmer,  James  S.     HEADI.KV,  J.  T.     (In  kin  Farragut  and 

our  naval  commanders.  1867.) 
Palmer,    John.       The    Catholic    planisphaer ;     or, 

Mathematical  jewel.     London.  16-38.  4°. 

—  RAWSON,  E.,  ant/  SEW  ALL,  8.    The  revolution  in  New 

Kng.  justified  and  the  people  vindicated  from  the 
aspersions  of  J.  Palmer  in  his  pretended  'Answer 
to  the  Declaration'.  Boston,  1691.  4°.  (B  23) 

Snnie.    (In  Whitmore,  W.  H.      An  tiros  tracts,  v.  1. 

186S.) 

Sttinf.    Added,   a   narrative  of   the  proc.  of  Sir  E. 

Androsse,  etc.,  by  [W.  Stoughton,  and  others]. 
Boston,  1773.  8°.  (B  611,  2501} 

Same,     (hi  Force,  P.     Tracts,  v.  4.  1846.) 

Palmer,  John.  Free  thoughts  on  the  inconsistency 
of  conforming  to  any  religious  test  as  a  con 
dition  of  toleration.  London,  1779.  8°. 

—  Another  cop;/.     (B233) 

—  Observations  in  defence  of  the  liberty  of  man 

as  a  moral   agent  in    answer    to   Priestley's 

illust.  of  philosoph.  necessity.  Loud.,  1779.  8°. 

App.  to  the  Observations.     London,  1780.  8°. 

—  Sermon,   death   of   C.   Fleming,   with   oration    by  J. 

Towers.     London,  1779.  8°.    (B  1851) 
Palmer,  John  Williamson.  The  golden  Dagon  ;  or, 

Up  and  down  the   Irrawaddi ;    passages    of 

adventure   in  the   Burman   empire.     N.  Y., 

1856.  8". 
Palmer,    Joseph.      Necrology   of    the    alumni    of 

Harvard  College,  18-51-63.      Bost.,  1864.  8°. 

—  Paper   on   longevity,     (hi   Mass.   Hist.   Soc.     Proc., 

1864-65.) 

Palmer,  Joseph  H.  Treatise  on  practical  book 
keeping  and  business  transactions.  X.  Y., 
18-52.  12°. 

Palmer,  Peter  Sailly.  History  of  Lake  Champlain, 
1609-1814.  Albany,  1866.  8°. 

Palmer,  Ray.  Christ  going  forth  to  purify  the 
world;  sermon  before  the  For.  Evang.  Soc.,  X.Y., 
May  7,  1848.  Albany,  1851.  8°.  (B  1330) 

—  Spirit's  life;  a  poem.     Boston,  1837.  8".    (B  1125) 

—  Spiritual  improvement.     Boston,  1839.   12°. 
Palmer,  Roger,   Earl  of  Castlemaine.    LLOYD,  W.    Ren. 

sonable  defence  of  the  'Seasonable  discourse,  shew 
ing  the  necessity  of  maintaining  the  established  re 
ligion';  or,  Reply  to  'A  full  answer',  etc.,  [by  It. 
Palmer].  London,  1674.  4°.  (E  150) 
Palmer,  Sir  Roundell.  Book  of  praise  from  the 
best  Eng.  hymn  writers.  London,  1863.  16°. 

—  Speech  on  the  N.  Amer.   blockade.     London, 

1862.  8°. 
Palmer,  Samuel.     Vindication  of  the  Dissenters,  in 

answer  to  Wesley  and  to  Sacheverel.     Lon-  . 

don,  170.5.  4°. 
Palmer,    Samuel,  printer.      History    of    printing. 

London,  1732.  4". 
Palmer,    Samuel,    of    Hackney.      Nonconformist's 

memorial;  abridged,  with  add.  anecdotes  and  lives, 

bv  P.     St-f  Calamy,  E. 

—  Brief  mem.. of  8.  Wilton,    n.p.,  [1805].  8°.    (B267) 

—  Sermon,  Apr.  12,  death  of  S.  Wilton  ;    added, 

an  oration  at  his  interment  by  S.  M.  Savage. 

2d  ed.     London,  1778.  8°. 
Palmer,  Samuel,  publisher.     Index  to  the  'Times', 

1865,  pt.  3  -  78,  pt.  3.      Lond.,   1877,  68-78. 

3  v.  8°. 
Palmer,    Stephen.    Description   of   Xeedham.     (In    Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  11.  1814.) 

—  The  glory  of  the  second  temple  greater  than  that  of  the 

first;  sermon,  Dover,  June  11,  with  introd.  address 
by  T.  Xoyes.  Dedham,  1811.  8°.  (B  325) 

—  Sermon    before    the    military    company   of   exempts, 

Xeedham,  Nov.  17.    Dedham,  1814.  8".    (B  325; 


PALMER 


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PAMPHLETEER 


—  Sermon,   death   of   C.  Whiting,    deliv.   at  Xeedham. 

Boston,  1795.  8°.     (B  325) 

—  Sermon,   death   of  Col.  W.   M'Intosh,   Jan.     Boston, 

1813.  8°.     (B325) 

—  Sermon,  Needham,  Afar.  22,  death  of  Rev.  Mr.  Sears, 

Hi'v.  Mr.  Caryl,  and  Rev.  Mr.  Cliickering.  Dedham. 
1812.  8°.    (B325) 

—  Sermon,  Xeedham,  Xov.  16,  a  centnrv  since  the  incor 

poration.     Dedham,  1811.  8°.     (B325) 

—  Sermon,  Oct.  22,   interment  of  T.  Tluicher.     Boston, 

1812.  8°.     (B  915) 

—  Fun'-rnl  sermon  on.    1821.     See  White,   J.     (B  283, 

1127) 
Palmer,  T.  II.     Historical    register    of    the    U.  S., 

1812-14.     (Vol.  1,  2,  2d  ed.)      Phila.,  1814- 

16.  4  v.  (v.  3  w.).  8". 
Palmer,  Ilev.  Thomas  Fyshe.     Narrative  of  the  sufferings  of 

Palmer  and  Skirving,  during  a  voyage  to  Xew  South 

Wales    in    1794.    on  board    the   Surprise.     London, 

1797.  8°.     (B  1680) 

—  TRIAL  of  P.  for  sedition,  n  t.p.  [Edin.,1793.]  8°.  (B714) 
Palmer,  Thomas  II.     Arithmetic,  oral  and  written. 

Boston,  1854.   12°. 

—  Evils  of  the  system  of  primary  instruction.    (7»  Amer. 

Inst.  of  Instr.     Lect.,  18:38.)  —  Essentials  of  educa 
tion.     (In  1849.) 

Palmer,  \Vm.  J.  Report  of  surveys  across  the 
the  continent,  1867-68,  on  the  35th  and  32d 
parallels,  extending  the  Kansas  Pacific 
11.  It.  to  the  Pacific.'  Phila.,  1869.  8°. 

Palmer,  Mass.  WILSON,  T.  Historical  address, 
Palmer,  July  5,  1852,  centen.  aniiiv.  Lowell, 
1855.  8°. 

Palmerin  of  England.     See  Palmeirim  do  Tnglaterra. 

Palmerius,  Jacobus,    flee  Le  Paulmier  de  Grentemesnil,  J. 

Palmerius,  Matthias.     Sfe  Palmieri,  M. 

Palmerston,   I'i^oiuit.     <See  Temple,  H.  J. 

Palmetto  series.     Richmond,  1864-65.  12°. 

Naniili/.     STEWART,  K.  J.     Geography  for  beginners. 
1865.  —  WALKER,  J.     Palmetto  dictionary.  186i. 

Palmeus,  A.  F.  (>.  de.  Topographical  map  of  the  islands 
of  Malta  and  Goza.  London,  1799.  (E  65) 

Palmieri,  Bartolino.  Sonetto.  (In  Trucchi,  K.  Poes. 
itiil.,  v.  1.  1846.) 

Palmieri,  Giuseppe.  Osserv.  sul  lusso.  (In  Econ.  class, 
ital.,  Hiippl.,  v.  41).  1S16.) 

—  Riflessioni  sulla  pubblica  fclicitii  rel.  al  reeno  di  Xapoli. 

(In  Econ.  class,  ital.,  1'.  mod.,  v.  37.  1805.)  —  Osserv. 
snlle  tariffe  con  applicazione  al  rcgno  di  Xapoli.  — 
Delia  riceluv.za  na/.ionale.  (In  v.3S.  1805.) 
Palmieri,  Matteo.  De  captivitate  Pisarum,  1406.  (In  Mu- 
ratori.  Her.  Ital..  v.  19.  1731  :  —  anil  in  Graevius 
awl  Burmann.  Tries,  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  8.  pt.  2.  1723.) 

—  Excerpta  ex  lihro  de  temporibus,  1294-1448.     (hi  Tar- 

tini.     Her.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  1.  1748) 

—  De  vita,    et  rebus   gestis  X.  Acciajoli,    1310-66.       (In 

Muratori.     Her.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  13.  1728.) 

—  XICEUON.J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  11.  1729;  emit,  Germ., 

\.  9.  1754.) 

Palmieri,  Mattia,  of  Pisa.  Opus  de  temporibus  snis.  1449- 
83.  (In  Tartini.  Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  1.  1748.) 

—  FABRONI,  A.     (In  hi*  Mem.  di  Pisani,  v.  3.  1792.) 

—  NICEKON,  J.  P.     (In  Ids  Mem.,  v.  11.  1729 ;  and,  Germ  , 

v.  9.  1754.) 
.  Palmieri,  Vincenzo.     CANALE,  M.  G.     Elogio   di   P.     (In 

Grillo,  L.     Elogi  di  Liguri,  v.  3.  1846.) 
Palmire  et  Klaminie;  par  S.  K.  D.  de  Genlis.     (Vol.  65,  66 

of  her  (Euvres.  1826.) 
Palmistry.  See  Chiromancy. 
Palmacci,  Domenico.  Villada  Adriano  in  Tivoli.  [Rome, 

17-.]  f°.     (E99) 
Palmyra.     ADDISON,    C.    G.      Damascus   and   P. 

Phila.,  1838.  2  v.  12". 

—  BEER.  E.  F.  F.     Die   palmyrischen  Insehriftcn.    (In 

Zeitschrift  d.  D.  morg.  Ges.,  v.  18.  1864.) 

—  EICHHORN,   J.   G.       Marmora    I'almyrena    explicita. 

(In  Goettingen.  Ges.  d.  Wiss.  Comm  ,  v.  6.  182:3-27.) 

—  HALIFAX,  W.     Voyage  from   Aleppo  to  P.,  1691.  — 

HALLEV,  E.     Account   of  the   ancient  state   of  P. 
(In  Miscellania  curiosa,  v.  3.  1707.) 

—  HEEREN,  A.  H.  L.     De  commerciis  nrbis  Palmyras  vi- 

cinarumqueurbium.     (In  Goettingen.  Ges. d.  Wiss. 
Comm.,  1828-32.) 

—  HOEFER,  J.  C.  F.      Chaldee,  Assyrie,  Medie, 

etc.     Paris,  1852.  8°.      (Univers.) 

—  PORTER.  J.  L.     [1849-54.]    (In  hia  Five  years  in  Da- 

mascus.  1855.) 


—   WOOD,  U.     Joiirnoy  to  Palmyra;  or,  Tecimor  in  the 

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See  aluo  Zenobia. 

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(In  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Anujen.  lit.,  v.  9.   1728.) 
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Johann.     Om  Roddinge-Kongens  Begravelse  og  to 

maerkvservserdjge  Jeltestucr  i  en    Hoi   user  derved. 

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Pambour,  Francois  Marie  Guyonneau   de.     Theo- 

rie  dcs  machines  a.  vapour.     Paris,  1844.  4° 

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Pamela  Girand;  piece  en  cinq  actes.     See  Balzac,  II.  de. 
Pamela  fanciulla,  Pamela  maritata;  com.     See  Goldoni,  C. 
Pamflli,  Olympia.     TROI.LOPE,  T.  A.     O.  Pumfili.     (In  his 

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Pamfllo  ;  madrigale.    (In  Trucchi,  F.    1'oes.  ital.,  v.  3. 1847.) 
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Andes;   1000  miles' walk.     Boston,  1869.  8°. 
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Boston,  1827.  12". 
French,  abridged.     (In  Montemont,  A.     Biblioth., 

v.  41.  1836.) 

—  SCARLETT,  P.  C.  Journey  across  the  Pampas. 
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Pamphila  Kpidanrin.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist. 
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Pamphilus.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  4. 
1851.) 

Pamphilus,  Prexbyter  of  the  church  of  Caaareia.  I?iog.  no 
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Apostles;  tr.  by  S.  D.  Salmond.  (In  Methodius. 
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1813-28.  29  v.  8°. 


(Vol.    1, 
(B  838) 


2d   ed.)     London, 


Aote.     Vol.  29  contains  a  classed   catalogue   of 
the  pamphlets. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  1813.  Appeal  to  the  Dissenters. — 
Wylde.  S.  T.  Letter  to  the  clergy  of  Somersetshire 
[on]  undue  marriages.  —  Marsh,  II.  Sermon  on  the 
Bible  Soc. ;  —  Address  to  the  Univ.  of  Cambridge.  — 
Vansittart,  X.  First  letter  on  the  Brit,  and  For.  Bible 
Soc.  —  Marsh,  II.  Consequences  of  neglecting  to  give 
the  Prayer  Book  with  the  Bible.  —  Vansittart,  X. 
Letter  to  J.  Coker;  —  2d  letter  to  Dr.  Marsh.  —  Mac 
lean,  C.  The  E.  I.  Co.'s  charter.  —  Objections  to  cre 
ating  a  Vice  Chancellor.  —  Vansittart,  X.  Outlines  of 
a  plan  of  finance  proposed  to  be  submitted  to  1'arl.  — 
Hawkins,  II.  Reform  of  Parl.  the  ruin  of  Parl.  — Tom- 
line,  G.  Charge.  —  Marsh,  II.  Answer  to  the  2d  letter 
of  X.  Vansittart.  —  Gandolphy,  P.  Congratulatory 
letter  to  II.  Marsh.  —  Bernard,  T.  Account  of  a  supply 
offish  for  the  manufacturing  poor.  —  Fish  Association. 
1st  report.  —  Butler,  C.  Address  to  the  Protestants  of 
(Jr.  Brit,  and  Ireland.  — Anticipation  of  marginal  notes 
on  the  declaration  of  government.  —  Fabius.  Letter  to 
the  Earl  of  Buckinghamshire  on  the  open  trade  to  India. 

—  Probus.     The  East  India  question. 

2.  Examination  of  Cobbett's  objections  to  the  bill  for 
the  relief  of  the  Unitarians.  —  Rogers,  1).  Plans  for 
increasing  the  incomes  of  officers  of  the  army;  with  a 
suppl.  by  J.  Philippart.  —  Account  of  the  Report  of  the 
Xat.  Soc.  for  the  Educ.  of  the  Poor.  —  Eustace,  J.  C. 
Answer  to  the  charge  by  the  Bp.  of  Lincoln.  —  Marsh, 
H.  Letter  to  P.  Gandolphy  in  confutation  of  the  opinion 
that  the  vital  principle  of  the  reformation  has  been  con 
ceded  to  the  Church  of  Koine.  —  East  India  Co.  Report 
of  the  Com.  of  Correspondence,  upon  claims  of  outposts. 

—  T.,  J.     Hints  on  the  question  between  II.  M.'s  minis 
ters  and  the  Directors,  rel.  to  the  renewal  of  the  E.  I. 
Co  's  charter.   —  Fish  Association.     2d  report.  —  Ad 
dress  to  1'ari.  on  the  claim  of  authors  to  their  own  copy 
right,  [  with  arguments  of  Lord  Mansfield].  —  Huskesson, 
W.     Speech   in  the  Ho.  of  Commons  resp.  the  state  of 
finances  and  the  sinking  fund.  —  Correspondence  with 
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—  Observations  on  several  authors  and  books  for  the 
formation  of  a  library.   —  Meadley,  G.  W.     Sketch  of 
the  various  proposals  for  a  constitutional  reform.  —  Sil 
ver,    F.      Observ.   on   Vansittart's  plan   of   finance.  — 
Roberts,  D.     Letter  to  the  officers  of  the  army,  with 


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suppl.  obs.  by  J.  Philippart.  —  Case  stated  between  the 

fublic  libraries  and  the  booksellers.   —   Lawrence,  J. 
>ramatic    emancipation  ;    strictures  on  the  state  of  the 
theatres  and  on  the  consequent  degeneration  of  the  drama. 

—  Gandolphy,  P.    2d  letter  to  the  Rev.  H.  Marsh  [on]  the 
opinion  that  the  vital  principle  of  the  reformation  has 
been   conceded   to  the  Church   of   Konie.  —  Bruce,  J. 
Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Commons.    —   Maclean,  C.     Re 
marks   on  the  evidence   before  Parl.  on  the  E.  I.  Oo.'s 
affairs.   —   Baverstock,  J.     Observ.  on  the  state  of  the 
brewery  and  on  the  saccharine  quality  of  malt.  —  Marsh, 
C.     Substance  of  his  speech  in  a  committee  of  the  Ho. 
of  Commons  [on]   the  amendment  on  the  clause  in  the 
K.  I.  bill.   —   Le  Mesurier,  T.     Counter  address  to  the 
Protestants  of  Or.   Brit,   and   Ireland.    —    Becket,  A. 
Public  prosperity  ;  a  plan  for  raising  six  millions  sterling. 

3.  1S14.   Musgrave,  T.  M.    Consid.  on  there-establish 
ment  of  an  effective  balance  of  power.  —  Wilberforce,  W. 
Speeches  on  the  clause  in  the  K.  I.  bill  for  promoting 
relig.  instruction  and  moral  improvement.  —  Strictures 
on  the  right,  expedience,  and  indiscriminate  denunciation 
of  capital  punishment.  —   Conciliator.     Two  letters  on 
Cath.  emancipation.  —   Masers   de  Latude,  H.      Life, 
[with]  some  account  of  the  Bastile. — London.  Manufac 
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against  robbery.  —  Phillippart,  J.     Observ.  on  the  bill 
rendering  the  militia  disposable  for  foreign  service.  — 
Sheffield,  J.     Trade  in  wool  and  woolens,  incl.  an  expo 
sition  of  the  commercial  situation  of  the  British  Empire. 

—  Elmes,  .1.     Letter  to  T.  Hope;  for  promoting  the   fine 
arts.    —   Fearn,  J.      Review  of  first  principles  of  15p. 
Berkeley,  Dr.  Reid,  and  Prof  Stewart.  —  Ruggieri,  C. 
Narrative  of  the  crucifixion  of  M.  Lovat.  —  Eliot,  F.  P. 
Letters  on  the  political  and  financial  state  of  the  nation. 

—  Observations  on  medical  reform.  —  Chateaubriand, 
F.  A.  de.     Buonaparte  and  the  Bourbons.  —  Appeal  to 
the  Legislature  for  the  repeal  of  the  act  regulating  the 
marriage  of  the  royal  family.  —  Valpy,  R.     Short  sketch 
of  a  short  trip  to  Paris  in  1788.  —  Milner,  J.     Reflections 
on  the  letters  of  Conciliator  on  Cath.  emancipation. 

4.  Eliot,  F.  P.     Political  situation  of  this  country. — 
Narrative  of  the  journey  and  imprisonment  of  Pius  vn. 

—  Francis,  P.     Policy  of  Gr.  Brit,  and  the  allies  towards 
Norway.   —  Holroyd,  J.    B  ,    Lor<i    Sheffield.      Report 
at  Lewes  wool  fair.  —  Reply  to  the  most  popular  objec 
tions  to  public  schools.  —  Parnell,  11.     Speeches  in  the 
Ho.  of  Commons,  with   observ.  on   the   corn   laws.  — 
Mercator,  paeud.     Sketch  for  a  new  division  and  sub 
division  of  moneys,  weights,  and  coins.  —  Inquiry  into 
the   policy,  etc.,  of  the  alterations  in  our  corn  laws.  — 
Homo. 


ui    IJIIUIICCB  lui    1010.   —   v/woivw,  »\ .      DuuBiaiiuts  ui    L|l|sj 

speech  to  amend  the  statute  5  Eliz.,  eh.  4.  —  Stephens, 
J.  History  of  Toussaint  Louverture.  —  Calculator. 
Observ.  on  the  report  of  the  committee  of  weights  and 
measures.  —  Fletcher,  Justice.  Charge  to  the  grand 
jury  of  Wexford.  —  Romilly,  S.  Speech  in  the  Ho.  of 
Commons  on  the  slave  trade.  —  Forster,  T.  The 
brumal  retreat  of  the  swallow.  —  Talleyrand,  P.  C.  M. 
Commercial  relations  of  the  U.  8.  with  Gr.  Brit.  — 
Naismith,  J.  Propriety  of  increasing  the  import  duly 
on  foreign  corn.  —  Brief  observ.  on  the  pillory.  — 
Conciliator.  Why  are  we  still  at  war? 

5.  1S15.     Carnot,  L.  N.  M.    Memorial  to  the  King  of 
France,  July    1814.  —   Butler.  C.      Hist,  view   of  the 
principal  religious   and  military  orders  of  the  Catholic 
Church.  —  Fearn,  J.     Essay  on  external  perception.  — 
Daubeny,   C.      Churchman's   reasons   for  declining   a 
connection  with  the  Bible  Society.  —  Compressed  view 
of  the  points  to  be  discussed  in  treating  with  the  U.  8. 
—  Grenville,  W. ,  Lit.  Grenville.    Letter  to  the  Earl  of 
Fingal  on  the  claims  of  the  Catholics.  —  M.,  I.  U.    Letter 
on  the  tone  and  matter  of  Judge  Fletcher's  charge.  — 
Onslow,  A.      Speech,  Ho.  of  Commons,  22  Nov.  1814, 
[on]  the  liberty  of  the  subject.  —  Prussia  and  Saxony; 
the  claims  of  the  King  of  Saxony.  —  Forster,  T.    Sketch 
of  the  new  anatomy  and  physiology  of  the  brain  and 
nervous  system  of  Gall  and  Spurzheim.  —  S.,  W.    Exam, 
of  ccrtayne  complaints  of  divers  of  our  countrymen.  — 
De  Constant,  B.     Responsibility  of  ministers.  —  Long- 
ley,  J.     Obs.  on  the  trial  by  jury.  —  Wilberforce,  W. 
Letteron  the  slave  trade.  —  Means  of  guarding  dwelling 
houses  against  fire.   —   Talfourd,  T.  N.     The  poetical 
talent  of  the  present  age,  incl.  a  sketch  of  the  history 
of  poetry.  —  Forster,  T.     Application  of  the  organology 
of  the  brain.  —   Eliot,  F.  P.     The  financial  situation, 
1815.  —  Montagu,  B.     Inquiry  resp.  the  insolvent  debt 
ors'  bill.  —  Thompson,  G.  A.     New  theory  of  the  two 
hemispheres. 

6.  Vansittart,  N.      Speech,   Feb.  20,  1815;  —  The 
budget,  1815.  —  Atcheson,  N.  American  encroachments 


on  British  rights.  —  Brief  account  of  the  Jesuits.  —  Gr. 
Brit.  Jlo.  of  Common*.  Report  on  laws  rel.  to  the  man 
ufacture,  etc.,  of  bread.  —  Young,  A.  Rise  of  prices  in 
Europe  compared  with  that  in  Kng.  —  De  Constant  B 
Liberty  of  the  press.  —  Dudley,  II.  B.  Address  to 
William,  Ld.  Primate  of  Ireland.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Ho.  of 
Common*.  Report  on  mad  houses  in  England.  —  Brit 
ish  and  For.  Bible  Soc.  Trans.  —  Benett,  .J.  Commu 
tation  of  tythe.  —  Letter  to  H.  Marsh  [on]  the  Dis. 
senters.  —  Marsh,  H.  Answer.  —  Kerrison,  R.  M. 
Obs.  on  the  bill  for  regulating  the  medical  profession.  — 
Wardrop,  J.  History  of  J.  Mitchell.  —  Banks,  J. 
Account  of  the  cause  of  the  disease  in  corn  ;  [with]  letter 
to  J.  Banks  by  T.  A.  Knight.  —  Smith,  C.  Speech  on 
the  Union.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Ho.  of  Cum.  Report  on  the 
King's  Bench,  Fleet,  and  Marsbalsea  prisons.  —  Letter 
on  the  situation  of  France.  —  Assoc.  for  the  Relief  of 
the  Manufacturing  Poor.  Report  rel.  to  the  supply  of 
fish.  —  Modicus.  Letter  on  reform  in  Parl.  —  Falconer, 
T.  Plan  for  building  twenty-five  churches. 

7.  ISKi.    Edmeadg,  AVn.  W.    National  establishment 
national  security:  or,  Thoughts  on  the  consequences  of 
commuting  the  tithes.  —  Reasons  for  establishing  a  reg 
istry  of  slaves  in  the  British  colonies.   —   Phillips,  C. 
Speech  in  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Dublin,  in  the  case 
of  Guthrie  vx.  Sterne,  for  adultery.  —  Letters  on  public- 
house  licensing,  [from]  the  'Times';  by  a  magistrate  for 
Middlesex.  —  Preston,  R.     Review  of  the  ruined  con 
dition  of  the  landed  and  agricult.  interests  ;  with  observ. 
on  the  extent  of  their  losses,  etc.  —  Frost,  C.     Consid 
erations  on   a  remuneration  to  witnesses  in  civil  actions 
for    loss   of  time;  with  obs.  on  the  present   system   of 
taxing  costs.  —  Ganilh,  C.     The  financial  situation  of 
France  in  1816.  —   Eliot,  F.  P.     Political  and  financial 
situation  of  the  British  Empire  in  1816.  —  Sugden,  E.  B. 
On  the  rate  of  interest,  and  on  redeemable  annuities.  — 
Plan   for  the    reformation   of    Parl.   on    constitutional 
principles.  —  Inquiry  into  the  right  of  compelling  Spain 
to   relinquish    her    slave   trade  in  Northern  Africa.  — 
Rouse,  W.     Remarks  on  the  Comparative  value  of  free 
hold  and  copyhold  land,  and  on  the  purchase  of  advow- 
sons.  —  Payne,  I).  E.     Address  to  the   proprietors  of 
bank  stock  on   the   management  of  the  governor  and 
directors  of  the  Bank  of  Eng. ;   and  on   the  laws  rel. 
thereto.  —  Butler,  C.     Inaug.  oration,  Nov.  4,  1815,  at 
the  ceremony  of  laying  the  first  stone  of  the  London 
Institution  for  the  Diffusion  of  Science  and  Literature. 

—  Chalmers,  G.     State  of  the  United  Kingdom  at  the 
peace  of  Paris.  Nov.   20,   1815.   —  Tathain,  E.      The 
scarcity  of  money,  and   its  effects  upon  the  public.  — 
Beamont,  B.     Provident  or  parish  banks.  —  Short  letter 
to  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  on  the  dangerous 
competition  of  the  distilleries  with  the  breweries;  by  a 
freeholder.  —  Western,  C.  C.     Speech  on  the  distressed 
state  of  the  agriculture  of  the  United  Kingdom,  Mar.  7, 
1816.  —  Lingard,  Rev.  J.     Reply  to  the  obs.  of  the  Edin. 
review,  on  the  Anglo-Saxon  antiquities.  —  Brief  remarks 
on  the  slave  registry  bill;  and  upon  a  special  report  of 
the  African  Institution. 

8.  Curwen,  J.  C.     Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Commons, 
May  28.  1816,  on  the  state  of  the  poor  laws.   —   Taylor, 
T.     The  Eleusinian  and  Bacchic  mysteries.  —  Raffles, 
T.  S.     Disc,  to  the  Lit.  and  Sci.  Soc.  at  Java,  Sept.  10, 
1815.  —  Some  remarks  on  the  mildew  of  wheat,  and  the 
choice  of  seed  corn,  partic.  in  ref.  to  an  hypothesis  of 
Sir  J.  Banks.  —  Crombie,  Rev.  A.    The  present  state  of 
the  agric.  interest.  — Richardson,  W.    Simple  measures, 
by  which  the  recurrence  of  famines  may  be  prevented, 
and  the  pressure  of  the  poor  laws  abated.  —  Peter,  W. 
The  present  crisis.  —  Polidori,  J.  W.     The  punishment 
of  death.  —  Willis,  Rev.  J.     The  commutation  of  tithes. 

—  Cappe,  C.     The  desirableness  of  ladies  visiting  the 
female  wards  of  hospitals  and  lunatic  asylums.  —  Clark- 
son,  W.     Inquiry  into  the  cause  of  the  increase  of  pau 
perism  and  poor  rates.  —  Holdsworth,  A.  H.     Letter  to 
a  friend  in  Devonshire,  on  the  present  situation  of  the 
country.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Parl.     Report  from  the  select  com 
mittee  on  the  Earl  of  Klgin's  marbles,  etc.  —  Taylor,  T. 
The  Eleusinian  and  Bacchic  mysteries.  —  Address  to 
the  Princess  Charlotte,  on  her  marringe;  shewing  the 
cause   of  the   distress    of  the   country.   —   Onslow,  S. 
Speech.  May  23,  1816,  on  'the  laws  which   regulate  the 
rate  of  interest'.   —   Glover,  Rev.   G.     Character  and 
tendency  of  the  property  tax,  as  adapted  to  permanent 
taxation.  —  Watson,  R.     Letter  to  the  Archbp.  of  Can 
terbury. 

9.  1817.     Bentham,  J.     Defence  of  economy  against 
E.  Burke.  — •  Treatise  on  greyhounds.  —   Hints  for  the 
cultivation   of  the   peat-bogs   in   Ireland.    —   Field,   C. 
Tpitotenea;  or,  A  brief  outline  of  the  universal  system. 

—  Preston,  R.      Further  observ.  on   the   state   of  the 
nation,  etc.  —  Chitty,  J.   The  game  laws.  —  Holdsworth, 
A.  H.    2d  letter  to  a  friend  in  Devonshire,  on  the  eitua- 


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tion  of  the  country.  —  Plan  suggested  for  superseding 
the  necessity  of  the  poor  rates,  by  means  of  cottage 
acres,  and  farms  termed  leaven  farms.  —  Pellet,  8. 
Constitutional  aids;  progress  of  taxation,  with  a  new 
plan  of  finance.  —  Blaue,  Sir  G.  Causes  and  remedies 
of  the  scarcity  and  high  price  of  provisions.  —  Savary, 
Gen.  A.  J.  M.  R.  Vindication  of  the  political  conduct 
of  S.  —  Anglo-Hibernus.  The  source  of  the  evil ;  on 
the  league  between  the  Irish  lay  separatists,  and  the 
Irish  Roman  Cath.  bishops,  on  emancipation.  —  Sym- 
mons,  J.  Reform  without  innovation.  —  Frend,  W 
National  debt  in  its  true  colours,  with  plans  for  its  ex 
tinction.  —  Beaumont,  J.  T.  B.  Letter  to  Ld.  Sidmouth 
[on]  the  injustice  of  public-house  licensing.  —  Sinclair, 
J.  On  the  state  of  the  country,  Dec.  1816.  —  Malthus, 
T.  It.  Statements  reap,  the  East  India  College.  — 
Grenfell,  P.  Speech  to  the  Ho.  of  Commons.  Apr.  26, 
1814.  on  applying  the  sinking  fund  towards  loans  raised 
for  the  public  service.  —  Francis,  Sir  P.  Plan -of  a 
reform  in  the  election  of  the  Ho.  of  Commons  adopted 
by  the  Soc.  of  the  Friends  of  the  People  in  1795;  with  a 
new  introd..  etc.  —  Jee,  Rev.  T.  Practical  observ.  on 
the  management  of  the  poor.  —  Burrows,  J.  On 
national  prejudices. 

10.  Canning,  G.  Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Commons, 
Jan.  29,  1817,  on  an  address  to  the  Prince  Regent,  on  his 
speech  from  the  throne.  —  A  few  cursory  remarks  on 
the  obnoxious  parts  of  the  game  laws.  —  Long,  C. 
Temperate  discussion  of  the  causes  [of]  the  high  price 
of  bread.  —  Curwen,  J.  C.  Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Com 
mons.  Feb.  21,  1817,  on  the  poor  laws.  —  Smith,  T. 
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Panama,  Isthmus  of.    Conchology. 

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conde  de  Lemos  para  la  restauracion  del 
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279.     (31.  12.  78.) 


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See  also  Panama  Railroad. 

Panama  Railroad.     OTIS,  F.  N.      Isthmus  of  P.; 
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—  II  viaggio  a  piedi  del  poeta.     (In  Poeti  ital.  contcmp. 

1845.) 
Panaretus.    Chronicon  Trapezuritis.    (In  Eustathius  Thes- 

salonicensis.    Opusc.  1832.) 
Panarithmologia.     See  Leybourn,  W. 
Pancetti,  Camillo.     Venetia  libera  ;  poema  heroico. 

Venetia,  1622.   4°. 
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Panciatichi  di  P.isttoia,  Famiglia  di.     (In  Litta,  P.    Fam.) 
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Panckoucke,  Charles  Louis  Fleury.    Histoire  typographique 

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Panicale.     <SVr  Masolino  da  Panicale. 
Panics.      BKIEF  popular  account  of  the  financial 

panics  from  1690  to  1857.     N.  Y.,  1857.  12°. 


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—  Essay  on  the  romantic  narrative  poetry  of  the  Italians  ; 

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Panofka,    Theodor.      Griechinnen   und   Griechen 

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—  Zeus  und  Aegina.     (In  Berlin.   Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Ahh., 

1835,  pt.  2.)  —  Argos  I'anoptes  aus  Zeugnissen  alter 
Sehrift  und  Kunst  ans  Licht  gestellt.  (In  1S37.)  — 
Ueber  verlegene  Mythen  mil  Bezug  nuf  Antiken  des 
K.  Museums.  —  Von  finer  Anzahl  antiker  Weih- 
geschenke  und  den  Beziehungen  ihrer  Geber  zu  den 
Orten  ihrer  Bestimmung.  (In  1839.)  —  Von  dem 
Einfluss  der  Gottheiten  auf  die  Ortsnamen.  (In 
1840,  41.)  —  Die  lleilgotter.  (In  1843.)  —  Poseidon 
und  Dionysos.  —  Asklepios  und  die  Asklepiaden. 
(In  1845.)  —  Perseus  und  die  Graea.  —  Die  Mala- 
chisch  auf  etrusk.  Spiegeln.  —  Ueber  den  bartigen, 
oft  hermenahnlich  gestiitzten  Kopf  der  Nympnen- 
reliefs.  (In  1846.)  —  Trophonioskultusin  Rheglum. 

—  Von  den  Xamen  der  Vasenbildner  in  Beziehung 
zu   ihren  bildlichen   Darstellungen.   —   Die  Vasen- 
maler  Eutliymides  und  Euphronios.  —  Der  Vasen 
bildner  Panphaios.     (In  1848.)  —  Die  griechisehen 
Eigennamen  mit  icaAos  im  Zusammenhang  mit  dem 
Bilderschmuck  auf  bemalten  Gefassen.     (In  1849.) 

—  Die  griechisehen  Trinkhorner  und  ihre  Verzie- 
rungeu.     (In  1850.)  —  Parodieen  und  Karikaturen 
auf  Werken    der   klass.   Kunst.   —  Gemmen.     (In 
1851.)  —  Dionysos  und  die  Thyaden.     (In  1852.)  — 
Proben  eines  archiiol.  Commentars  zu  Pausanias.  — 
Zufluchtsgottheiten  xum  erstemnal  ans  Licht  gestellt. 
(In  1853.)  —  Archiiol.  Commentar  zu  Pausanias  n. 
24.     (In  1854.)  —  Dichterstellen  und  Bildwerke  in 
ihren  wecliselseitigen  Beziehungen.     (In   1856.)   — 
Merkwiirdige  Mnrmorwerke  des  K.  Museums  zu 
Berlin.     (In  1857.) 

REUMONT.A.    (In  Archivio  stor.  ital..  n.s..v.  11,  pt.  2. 
1860.) 

Panoplist,  The.     Vol.  1-16.     June  1806-Dec.  1820. 

Boston,  1806-20.   16  v.  8°. 

Note.  Vol.  1-3  called  the  Panoplist,  4-13  Panoplist 
and  missionary  herald,  14-16  Missionary  herald.  For 
continuation  see  American  Board  of  Com.  for  Foreign 
Missions. 

-  CHANSING,  W.  E.     Letter  to  S.  C.  Thaeher  on  asper 
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Panoplist,  The,  and  Missionary  magazine  united      Vol   1 

Feb.  1809.     n.p.,  1809.  8°.     (B  210) 
Panoplist,   The;    or.    The    Christian's   armory.      August 

Vol.  2,  no.  3.    n.p.,  1806.  8°.    (B  206) 
Panopticon.     BENTHAM,  J.     Construction  of  peni 
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Panorama  of  science  and  art.     See  Smith,  J. 

Panormita,  Antonio  Beccadelli,  known  an.     XICERON,  J.  P. 

(In  his  Mem.,  v.  9.  1729;  and,  Germ.,  v.  9.  1754.) 
Panormus.     Set  Palermo. 
Panphaeus.     PANOFKA,  T.     Der  Vasenbildner   Panphaios 

(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Ahh.,  1848.) 
Pantagruel ;  par  F.  Rabelais.     (In  fiin  (Euvres.  1823.) 
Pantaleon    JNicomediensi*,    St.     VITA  8.   P.     (in    Acta 

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Pantaleon,    pseud.?    Bifolium   metallicnm.     (/„    Manget, 
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Pantaleon,  Heinrich.     Teutscher  Nation  Ilelden- 

buch.     Basel,  1567-68.  2  v.  f°. 
Pantaleon  de  Ribera,  Anastasio.     Fabula  de  Alfeo  y  Are- 

tusa;  bnrlesca.     (hi  Sedano,  J.  J.  L.  de.     Parnaso 

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Panthena'ic  vases.      BRONSTED,  P.   O.      On    Panthena'ic 

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Pantheism.  Burxo,  G.  De  la  causa,  principio  ct 
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—  MILL,  W.  H.     Application  of  pantheistic  prin 

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heroes  ;   [by  F.  A.  Pomey  ;  ed.]  by  A.  Tooke. 

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1810.   18°. 

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Pantheon.    See  Paris. 
Panthere  de  Java,  Une;  par  A.Montjoye  et  C.  R.  dc  La 

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Pantheus,  Joannes  Augustimis.     Ars  et  theoria  transmuta- 

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Pantomime.    FLEURY,  J.    (In  his  Souvenirs  des  funam- 

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Pantoufles,  Les  ;  par  D.  D.  Cardonne.     (In  Biblioth.  univ. 

des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  11.  1799.) 
Panvini  (Lat.  Panvinius),  Onofrio.     Antiquitatcs 

Veronenses.     Patavii,  1648.  f°. 

—  De   civitate   Romana.   —  De   imperio   Romano.      (In 

Grsevius.  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  1.  1694.)  —  De  an- 
tiquis  Roman,  nominibus.  (In  v.  2.)  —  Antiquw 
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—  Pontiflcum    Rom.  vitas  a  Xysto  iv.    ad   Pium  v.    (In 

Platina,  B.     Hist.  1610.) 

—  XICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  16.  1731;  and,  Germ., 

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Panyasides.     Fragm.     (In  Hesiodus.     Carmina.  1841.) 
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Paoletti,  Ferdinando.  Estratto  de'  pensieri  sopra  1'agri- 
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Paoli,  Betty.     Gedichte.    (In  Album  osterr.  Dichter.  1858.) 

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Paoli,  Paolo  Antonio.     Antichita  di  Pozzuoli,  aut 

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Paolini,  Petronilla.    Sonetti.    (In  Poeti  ital.  contemp.  1843.) 
Paolino,   Minorita.    AGOSTINI,    G.   degli.     (In   his    Xotiz. 

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Paolino  da  San  Bartolomeo.     See  Paulinusvon  S.  B. 
Paolino  di  Piero.     See  Piero,  P.  di. 
Paolo,  Fra.     See  Sarpi,  P. 


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Paolo  il  deco.     SPOTORNO,  G.  B.     (In  Grille,  L.     Elogi  di 

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Paolo  Veronese.     VIE  de  I'.    (In  Tot:i.ONGEON,  F.  K.    Ma 
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Paolucci,   Giuseppe.     Vita  di  B.  Menzini.     (In   Crescim- 

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Pap  with  a  hatchet;  a  reply  to  M.  Mar-Prelate; 

repr.  from  the  orig.  4"  ed.,  [1589]  ;  with  an 

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Xote.     Attributiul  to  J.  Lyly,  J.  Nash,  and  others. 
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Papa,    Giuseppe   del.     FABRONI,   A.     (In  his  Vitas   Ital., 

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Papacinb  d'Antoni,  Alessandro  Vittorio.     See  Antoni,  A. 

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Papacy.     See  Popes  ;  —  Catholic  Church. 
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Papal  States.     See  Pontifical  States. 
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Papal  tyranny  in  the  reign  of  King  John  ;  a  tragedy.     See 

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Pape,  Jacques,  seigneur  de  Saint  Auban.    See  Saint  Auban. 
Papebroch  or  Papenbroek,  Daniel.     NICERON,  J.  P.     (In 

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—  ARISTIDES,  ps.    Remarks  on  the  proposed  plan  of  an 

emission  of  paper,  etc.    Annapolis,  [179-].  8°.   (W17) 

—  PROFUSION  of  paper  money,  not  deficiency  in  harvests, 

[causes]  of  the  sufferings  of  the  people.     London. 
1802.  8".     (B  715) 

—  SANPEUR,  G.,  fi.ie.ud.    On  the  manufacture  of  banks; 

with  strong  observations  on  paper  currency.    Lon 
don.  1802.  8°.    (B  1542) 
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from  pol.  works,  v.  3.) 

-  FRANCIS,  Sir  P.  Reflections  on  the  abundance  of 
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—  COBBETT,   W.      Pnper   money  men.  [1817.]     (In   his 

Sel.  from  pol.  works,  v.  5.) 

—  HEATH,  L.     Paper  money;   its  influence  on   national 

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—  STORCH,  11.     DCS  eft'ets  d'un  papier-monnaic  deprecie 

dont  la  valeur  se  releve.     (Jn  St.  Petersbourg.  Ac. 
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—  NEW  system  of  paper  money;  by  a  citizen  of  Boston. 

Boston,  1837.  8°.     (B  1543) 

—  SPOONEK,  L.     New  system  of  paper  currency. 

Boston,  1861.  8°. 

—  WOLOWSKI,  L.  F.  M.  R.     Echange  et  monnaic.     (In 

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See  also  Bank  notes ;  —  Banks ;  —  Continental 
money;  —  Money;  —  «lso  the  division  finance  under 
various  countries,  as  China  ;  —  France  (p.  1039) ;  —  Gr. 
Britain  (pp.  1233-36);  —  India  (p.  1503);  —  Ireland 
(p.  1531);  —  Italy  (p.  1543);  —  Massachusetts  (p.  1898, 
99);  —  North  Carolina;  —  Pennsylvania  ;  — Rhode 
Island;  —  Russia  ;  —  United  States. 
Papers  for  thoughtful  girls  ;  by  S.  Tytler  [Miss 

Keddie],     Boston,  1871.  8°. 
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1736.  8°.     (B  123) 

Papi,  L.     Lettera  sulla  fondazione  di  una  nuova  citta  ital- 
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—  DONALDSON,  J.     (In  his  Critical  history  of  Christian 

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Papillon,  Jane,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1698.  See  Woodhouse, 
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(In  Auguis,  P.  R.  Poetcs  francois,  v.  6.  1824.) 

Papillonne,  La;  comedie.     See  Sardou,  V. 

Papillotos,  Las.     See  Jasmin,  J. 

Papin,  Denys.  New  digester  or  engine  for  soften 
ing  bones.  London,  1681.  4°. 

—  Nova  methodus,  etc.,  [and  Eny.]   New  method  of  ob 

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Papin,  Isaac.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  3.  1727; 

and,  Germ.,  v.  3.  1750.) 
Papiria  tribus.    HAGENBI:CH,  J.  G.    De  tribu  Papiria  in 

quodam  Muratorii  SHXO  Romano  non  legendo.     (In 

Goettingen.  Ges.  d.  Wiss.    Comm.,  v.  4.  1754.) 
Papists  bloudy  after-game,  The;  or,  A  vindication  of  Parl. 

in  their  sentence  upon  Viscount  Stafford;  in  answer 

to  'Stafford's  memoirs'.     London,  1682.  f°.    (A  50) 
Papon,  Jean  Pierre.     Histoire  de  la  Revolution  de 

France.     Paris,  1815.  6  v.  8°. 
Paposh-namu,  The;  [from]  the  Bengal  Hurkaru,  [by  A.H. 

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Papotti,  Tiberio.     Elogi  d'illustri  Imolesi.     2a  ed. 

Imola,  1841.  8°. 

Contents.  8.  P.  Grisologo.  —  B.  Rambaldi.  —  A. 
Tartagni.  —  T.  della  Volpe.  —  G.  Sassatelli.  —  I.  Fran- 
cucci.  —  M.  A.  Flaminio.  —  L.  Barbieri.  —  A.  M.  Val- 
salva.  —  G.  F.  Zappi.  —  C.  Zampieri.  —  L.  Valerian!. 

—  J.  Canti.  —  A.  Zampieri.  —  F.  M.  Mancurti.  —  G.  M. 
Rivalta.  —  C.  Morclli.  —  A.  Codronchi.  — N.  Codronchi. 

—  C.Mazzolani. 

—  Biografia  di  B.  Rambaldi.     (In  Hercolani,  A.     Biog., 

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Pappadopoulo,  Manuel  Leonard,  and  Gallet,  P.  D. 
Choix  des  meilleurs  morceaux  de  la  littera- 
turerusse;  tr.  Paris,  1800.  8°. 


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Pappe,  L.     Silva  Capensis,  descr.  of  South  African 

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Pappenheim,   Gottfried  Heinrich,    Graf    von.     OUST,  E. 

(In  his  Lives  of  the  warriors  of  the  30  years'  war, 

pt.  1.  1865.) 
Papponi,   Girolaino.    FABRONI,  A.    (In  his  Hemorie   di 

Pisani,  v.  3.  1792.) 
Pappus,  Alexandrinus.  Fragmentum  libri  II  collectaneorum 

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—  FLEURIEU,  C.  P.  C.,  comte   de.      Decouvertes 

des  Francois,  1768-69,  dans  les  sud-est  de  la 

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—  MAJOR,  R.  H.     (In  ftis  Early  voyages  to  Australia. 

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Papworth,  John.     Essay  on  the  causes  of  dry  rot 

in  buildings.     London,  1803.   4°. 
Papworth,  John    Woody.      Artistic    ecclesiastical 

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—  and  W.     Museums,  libraries,  and  picture  gal 

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—  WAIELY,  N.  de.     Sur  des  fragments  de  papyrus  ecrils 

en  latin,  et  deposes  au  cabinet  des  antiques  de  la 
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Parable  of  the  unjust  steward,     n.t.p.  [18—.]  12°.    (C  246) 
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Paracelsus,     Aureolus     Philippus     Theophrastus 
Bombast  von  llohenheim,  called.    B  richer  und 
SchrifFten  an  Tag  gebeii  durch  lo.  Hoservm. 
Basel,  1589-91.   10  v.  in  5.  4U. 
Contents.     Vol.  1,  1.    Paramirum  de  quinque  entibus 
omnium  morborutn.  —  Kin  anders  Opus  paramirum.  — 
De  generatione  hominis.      1,   2.      Paragranum,   1'hilo- 
sophia,  Astronomia,  Alchimia,  Virtus  Med.  — Ein  ander 
Paragranum. — Chronica  des  Landes  Kiirnten.  —  Defen- 
siones  und  Verantwortungc.  —  Labyrinthus  medicorum 
errantium.  —  Vom  tartaro.  —  Epistel  des  Landschaft't 
inn  Karnten.      2,  3.    De  viribus  membrorum.  —  De  con- 
servatione   quatuor  elemenlorum   in    homine.   —  Von 
.vrsprung  vnnd  heilung  der  natUrallchen  1'estilenz,  der 
zaubrischen  1'estilunz.   —   Ein  BUchlein  von  der  Pesli- 
lenz   an   die   Stall  Sterzingen.   —   Von  vrsprung   und 
vrsachen  der  1'estilenz  an  die  Stall  Sterzingen.  —   Vom 
Pestilenz  zwei  Biicher.   —  Item  drey  Biieher.  —  Col 
lectanea  de  peste.  —  DC  morbis  ex  tartaro  oriundis.  — 
Epist.  ad  Erasmum.   —  Erasrni  responsio.  —  De  icteri- 
tiis.   —   Libri   xiv.  paragraphorum.      2,  4.      Von   den 
Tartarischen  Kranckheilen.  —  De  morbis  amcntiurn.  — 
De   conlractoris.  —  Von  Wassersucht,   Scliwindtsucht, 
Farbsuchten,     Colic,     Paraiyss,    Taubsuchl,    Wurmen 
Stullauff.  Podagra,  den  fallenden  Suclit  Kaltcnweh.  — 
Vom  Podagra.  —  Vom  Epilepsia.  —  Decaduco  matricis. 
3,  5.     Von  d«n  Bergkranckheilcn.  —  Typi  de  morbis  ali 


quot  generaliter  agentes.  —  De  febribvs.  —  Curalionis 
morborum  larlareorum  fragm.— Etlliche  consilia  medico. 

—  Ellliche  fragmenla  medica  zu  diesen  bisher  ausgang- 
enen  fiinft'  Theilen.  —  Aj/p.     Commenlaria  in  Aphoris- 
mos  Hippocralis.  —  De  modo  phlebolomandl.  —  Vom 
Gebrauchder  AderlassinimPurgiren. — VomSchrepffen. 

—  Fram.  de  sangu.  min.,  etc.  —  De  vrinis,  de  pvlsibvs, 
el  de  physiognomia  medica.  —  In  aphorismos  Hippocra- 
tis  de  vriua  iraclanles  commentaria.  —  De  modo  phar- 
macandi.   —   Vom  Purgiren  elliche  fragmenta.      3,  6. 
Archidoxis  ex   Tbeophrastia  Paracelsi  pars  I.   —   De 
renovatione  et  restauralione.  —  De  longa  vita  ein  Buch 
Teutsch.  —  De  vita  longa  Laline  libri  v  ex  irans.  lo. 
Oporini.  —  Ettliche  Teutsche  fragmenta  der  Biicher  de 
vita  longa.  —  De  praeparulionibus  libri  duo.  —  Process 
don  spirilum  vitrioli  zu  machen.  —  De  nalura  rerum  ix 
Biicher.  —  De  linclvra  physicorvm.  —  Das  Vexierbuch 
seu  Coelum  philosophorum.  —  Thesavrvs  alchemistarvm. 

—  De  cementis.  —  De  gradationibvs.  —  Cetnenivm  super 
Venerem  ex  Marte.  —  Das  Manual  de  lapide  philosoph- 
orum.  —  Ratio  extrahendi  ex  omnibus  melallis  mercu- 
rium,  sulphur,   et    crocum.      4,  7.      Intimatio   Basileae 
publicata  qua    studiosi    ad    novae    medicinae    sludium 
vndique  aduocabantur.  —  De  giadibvs  rerum  naturalium 
el  composilionibus  remediorum,  ilemq;  de  eorum  dosi- 
bus  et  administrationibus  libri  vn  Latine  ex  vers.  lo. 
Oporini.  —  Herbarius.  —  Von  den  uaiiirlichcn  Dingen 
das  ersle  Buch.  —  Vom  Turpentin.  —  Vom  Honig.  — 
De  xylohebeni   preeparatione  et  usu.   —   De  curalione 
rupturae.  —  De  mumiae  prat-paratione  et  usu,  ex  vers.  lo. 
Oporini.  —  Liber  principiorum.  —  De  thermis.  —  Vom 
Bad   Pfeffers.   —   De  gradibus   et   compositionibus.  — 
Fragm.  de  re  herbaria.  —  De  ihermis  fiinff  fragmenta. 
4,  8.    Philosophic  ad  Alhenienses  drey  Biicher.  —  Ex 
anatomico  opere  fragm.  —  Philosophies  de  generation]- 
bus  et  fruclib.  quatuor  elementorum  11.  iv. —  Philosophise 
de   generalione   hominis    libellus.   —   De   meteoris   ein 
Buch.   —   Opusc.  de  meteoris  in  fiinff  Biicher.    —   Ein 
anders  Buch  meteorum.  —  Zwene  prologi  in  die  gantze 
Philos.  de  gen.  element.   —  De  elernento  aeris.  —  Von 
Verstossung  Lvciferi  vnd  Adse.  —  Liber  tertius  meteo 
rum  de  impressionibus  ignis.  —  Andere  capila  meteorica. 

—  De  generatione  melallorum  el  mineralivm.  —  Schcd- 
ula   de   mineralibus   Lalina.   —   Von    den    natiirlichen 
WasBcrn,  in. -v.  Buch.       5,9.      Vol.    primtim    philo- 
sophiw.  De  lunaticis.  —  De  generatione  stultorum. — 
De  nymphis,  sylphis,  pygmaeis,  et  salamandris.  —  De 
arte  praesaga.  —  De  bona  et  mala  fortuna.  —  De  vera 
influi-nlia  rerum.  —  De  inuenlione  rerum.  —  De  volis 
alienis.  —   De  sanctorum  authoritate,  beneficiis,  signis 
el  blasphemiis.  —  De  superslitionibus  et  oeremoniis.  — 
De  sagis.  —  De  damioniacis  et  obsessis.  —  De  somniis. 

—  De  sanguine  ultra  mortem.  —  De  animabus  hominnm 
post  mortem  apparentib.  —  De  virlule  imaginativa.  — 
De  characteribus.  —  De  homunculis  et  monstris.  —  De 
animalibus  ex  sodomia  natis.  —  Philosophia  occulta.  — 
DC  imaginibus.  —  Vom  Vnterscheidt  der  Zeit.  —  Von 
Geberung  vnd  Erhaltung  d.  vier  elementischen  Cbrpern. 
— Vom  Fk-isch  vnd  Mvmia.  —  Vom  Vnterscheidt  der  Lei- 
ber  vnd  Geister.  —  Vom  Schlaft'  vnd  Wachen  der  Leiber 
vnd  Geisler.   —  Vom   Fundament   vnd  Vrsprung  der 
Weisheit  vnd   Kiinsten.    —   Fragm.  :    De   fundamento 
sapientiae  et  scientiarum.  —  De  euntibns  in  somno,  etc. 

—  De   generatione   stultorum.        5,    10.       Philosophia 
sagax  oder  astronomia  magna.  —  Erklarung  der  ganlzen 
Astronomey.  —  Practica  in  scientia  divinalionis. — Er 
klarung   der   nalurlichen   Astronomey.  —  Probatio   in 
scientiam  nigromanticam,  signatam  artium  incertarnm, 
manualis   mathematical    —   Fragmenta  vnd  schedules. 
App. :  Azot,  seu,  De  ligno  et  linea  vita?.  —  Archidoxeos 


woruen.  —  i  logiiosiKauuii  zuKuniiuger  vjr*(  UK.  nu'ii.  — 
Ausslegung  etlicher  Figuren  auss  dem  ersten  Theil  dess 
Liechlenbergers.  —  Fasciculus  prognoslicalionum  aslro- 
logicarvm. 

—  Nine  books  of  the  nature  of  things.     (In  Sendivogius, 

M.     New  light  of  alchymie.  1650.) 

Paradin,  Guillaume.  NICEROX,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  33. 
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Paradise,  — ?  Serious  enquiries  into  the  motives  and  con 
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Paradise.  ANSAHT,  F.  De  situ  Paradisi  terrcstris.  (In 
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—  HOPKINSON,  J.     Synopsis  Paradisi;   ex  variis  script. 

(In  Tena,  L.     Comin.  in  Episl.  ad.  Heb.  1661.) 

—  WRIGHT,  T.     Legends  current   on  P.   in  the  Middle 

Ages.     (In  his  St.  Patrick's  Purgatory.  1844.) 
Paradise  lost.     $ee  Milton,  J. 
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Paradise  of   love;    or.   The   complaint  of   love.    (In    Le 

Grand  d'Aussy,  P.     Fabliaux,  v.  3.  1815.) 
Paradise  regained,    get.  Milton,  J. 
Paradisi,  Agostino.     Lettere.     (In  Rac.  di  prosi  elet.,v.2. 

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Paradisi,  (Jr.     Per  le  nozze  del  cav.  L.  Nobili  colla  signora 

M.  Tampelllnl.     (hi  Poeti  ital.  contenip.  1843.) 
Paradiso,  Paolo.     AUOSTIM,  U-.degli.     (In  fits  Notiz.  degli 

ser.  viniz.,  v.  2.  1754.) 

Paradoxa.     See  Cicero,  M.  T. ;  —  Sanchez,  F. 
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Paragraphs  on   banks;  [by  E.  Bollmanl.     Phila.,  1810.  8° 

(B  438) 

Paragreens  in  Paris  ;  by  J.  lluffini.     N.  Y.,  1857. 
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See  also  Abipones. 

History, 

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—  CHARI.EVOIX,  P.  F.  X.  de.      Histoire  du  P., 

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Eng.     London,  1769.  2  v.  8°. 

280.    (11.  1.  79.) 


—  BEROA,  D.  de.      Littenc   annuae   prov.   Para- 

quaiiap,  [1685-87];  Lat.  red.  a  F.  dellamal 
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versee;  relation  dc  la  guerre  centre  les 
monarques  d'Espagnc  et  de  Portugal  en 
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historique  sur  la  revolution  du  P.,  et  le 
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See  also  Francia,  J.  G.  R. 

Natural  history. 

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peds  of  P. ;  tr.,  with  a    physical    sketch  of 
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Parallax.    GILLISS,  J.  M.    Observations  to  determine  the 
solar  parallax.     (In  U.  S.  Xaval  Astronom.  Expe 
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See  also  Moon. 

Parallel,  The ;  an  account  of  the  knavery  under  the  pre 
text  of  arbitrary  government  and  popery.  London. 
1679.  f.  (A  54) 

Parallel,  The ;  or,  A  vindication  of  the  A— b— p  of  C— t y, 

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—  AUSTIN,   T.  J.      Practical   account  of  general 

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—  COOKE,  J.     History  and  cure  of  palsy.    (In  his  Xer- 

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—  MERYON,  E.    Practical  and  patholog.  researches 

on  various  forms  of  paralysis.  London, 
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—  PARKINSON,  J.    Essay  on  the  shaking  palsy.    London, 

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2d  ed.     London,  1856.   16°. 

Paramara.  Two  inscriptions  pertaining  to  the  Paramara 
rulers  of  Malava;  the  Sanscrit;  with  tr.  by  F.E. 
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Parana.  HUTCHINSON,  T.  J.  The  P.,  with  inci 
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—  HINCHLIFF,    T.  W.     (In  his  8.  American   sketches. 

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—  PATINO,  D.    Journal  d'un  voy.  sur  le  Parana.    (In 

Paris.  Soc.  de  Geog.     Bui.,  5e  ser.,  v.  16.  1868.) 

See  also  Argentine  Republic. 

Parant,  Eugene.  Tessage.  (In  Lacroix,  E.  Etudes  BUT 
1'expos.  de  1867,  v.  1,  2,  4.  1867-68.) 


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Parant,  Narcisse.  Lois  de  la  presse  en  1836,  legis 
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Parasit,  Dor,  oder  die  Kunst  sein  Gliick  zu  machen;  ein 
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Parasitaster  ;  or,  The  fawne;  a  comedy.     See  Marston,  J. 

Parasites.  KUCHENMEISTER,  G.  F.  H.  Parasites 
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Paravia,  Pler-Alessandro.  II  niarchese  di  Saluzzo.  —  Carlo 
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Paravicino  y  Arteaga,   Fray  Hortensio  Felix.     Romances. 

(In    Sedana.     Parnaso  esp.,  v.  5.  1771.) 
Parchappe,  Maximilian.      Galilee,  sa  vie,  ses  de- 

couvertes,  et  ses  travaux.      Paris,  1866.  18°. 
Pardessus,  Jean  Marie.      Collection  de  lois  mari- 

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Content*.  Vol.1.  Commerce  maritime  anterieurement 
&  la  decouverte  de  1'Amerique. —  Peuples  anciecs.  — 
Grecs. —  Romains.  —  Invasion  des  barbares. —  Empire 
d'Orient.  —  Textesdes  Basiliques.  — Droit  maritime  des 
Rhodiens.  —  Droit  maritime  des  pays  conquis  par  les 
Croises  en  Orient.  —  Jugetnens  d'Oleron.  —  Jugemensde 
Damme  on  Lois  deAVestcapelle. —  Coutumes  d' Amster 
dam,  d'Enchuysen  et  de  Stavern.  —  Droit  maritime  de 
Wisby.  2.  Consulat  de  la  mer.  —  Guidon  de  lamer.  — 
Ligue  anseatique.  3.  Norvege. —  Islande.  —  Suede. — 
Danemarck.  —  Breme.  —  Harnbourg.  —  Lubeck.  4. 
Pays-Bas.  —  Angleterre.  —  France.  —  Genes.  —  Pise 
et  Florence.  5.  Venise,  etc..  —  Etats  pontificaux.  — 
Deux-Siciles.  —  Sardaigne.  —  Catalogue,  Aragon, 
Valence,  et  Majorque.  6.  Espagne.  —  Portugal.  — 
—  Make.  —  La  mer  des  Indes,  la  prosqu'Jle  Malaye,  et 
1'archipel  d'Asie.  —  Tables. 

—  Etude  du  droit  commercial.     (In  Camus,  A.  G.    Let- 

tree,  etc.,  v.  1.  1818;  —  and  in  Dupin,  A.  M.  J.  J. 
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—  L'origine  du  droit  coutumier  en  France,  et  son   etat 

jusqu'au  13e  siecle.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner. 
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des  chartes  imprimees.  —  Rapport  sur  la  continua 
tion,  etc.  —  Surune  nourelle  publication  des  Assines 
de  Jerusalem.  (In  v.  12,  pt.  1.  1836.)  —  Les  diffe- 
rentes  rapports  sous  lesquels  1'age  etait  considere 
dans  la  legislation  romaine.  (In  v.  13.  1838.)  —  Le 
commerce  de  la  soie  chez  les  anciens.  (In  v.  15, 
le  pt.  1842.)  —  La  distinction  qu'on  peut  faire  dans 
les  textes  de  la  loi  salique.  (In  v.  15,  2e  pt.  1845.) 

Pardey,  Henry  Oaks.  Nature's  nobleman.  (In  Sargent, 
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Pardies,  Ignace  GaMon.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem., 
v.  1.  1729;  and,  Germ.,  v.  1.  1749.) 

Pardo  de  Figueroa,  Balthazar.  Memoire  presente  a  Louis 
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Pardoe,  Julia.  City  of  the  Magyar;  or,  Hungary 
and  her  institutions  in  1839-40.  London, 
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-  City  of  the  Sultan.     Phila.,  1837.  2  v.   12°. 

-  Court  and  reign  of  Francis  i.,  King  of  France. 

London,  1849.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Episodes  of  French  history  during  the  Consu 

late  and  the  First  Empire.      N.  Y.,  1859.  8°. 

-  Life  of  Marie  de  Medic-is.      2d   ed.     London, 

1852.  3  v.  8°. 

-  A  life  struggle.     N.  Y.,  1860.  12°. 

-  Louis  xiv.,  and  the  court  of  France  in  the  17th 

century.     London,  1847.  3  v.  8°. 

-  The  river  and  the  desart ;  or,  Recollections  of 

the  Rhone  and  the  Chartreuse.  Phila.,  1838. 
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Pardon,  Geo.  Frederick.  The  billiard  book  ;  by 
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Pardon,  Wm.     New  general  dictionary.     See  Dyche,  T. 

Pardon  of  Guingamp.  DE  QUETTEVILLE,  P.  W.  de. 
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modern  Brittany.  London,  1870.  8". 

Pardoner  and  Frere.  (In  Child,  F.  J.  Four  old  plays. 
1848.) 

Pare,  Ambroise.  CEuvres  completes;  accomp.de 
notes,  et  une  introd.  par  J.  F.  Malgaigne. 
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Contents.  Vol.  1.  Introd.  sur  1'origine  et  les  progres 
de  la  chirurgie  en  Occident  du  6e  an  16e  siecle.  et  sur 
la  vie  et  les  ouvragcs  d'A.  Pare.  —  CEuvres  le  -  7e  livre. 
2.  8e-18e  livre.  3.  Preface.  —  ]9e-27e  livre.  —  Discours 
de  la  mumie  et  de  la  licorne.  —  Apologie  et  traite  conte- 
nant  les  voyages  fails  en  divers  lieux.  —  Le  livre  des 
animaux  et  de  I'excellence  de  1'homme. 

—  Opera  chirurgica.     (In  Uffenbach,  P.     Thes.  chirurg. 

1590.) 
Pare,   Win.     Plan   for   the   suppression   of  the   predatory 

classes.    (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans., 

1862.) 
Parea,  A.      Novelli  morali.     (In  Soave,  F.     Novclle  mo- 

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Parecido  en  la  corte,  El;  de  A.  Moreto.    (In  Huerta,  V. 

G.  de  la.     Theatro  hesp..  pt.  2,  v.  2.  1785.) 
Paredes  oyen,  Las;  por  J.  R.  de  Alarcon.    (In  Ochoa,  E. 

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Perego,  Gaetano.     Apologhi.     (In  Raccolta  di  favoleggia- 

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Parelli,  Giovanni.    Seconds  calami  ta  volterrana.  1530.    (In 

Archivio  stor.  ital.,  app.,  v.  3.  1846.) 
Parent,   Antoine.    NICERON.  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  11. 

1730;  and,  Germ.,  v.  9.  1754.) 

Parent,  Etienne.  De  1'importance  et  des  devoirs  du  com 
merce.  —  Considerations  sur  le  sort  des  classes 

ouvrieres.  —  De  1'iiitelligence  dans  ses  rapports  avec 

la  societe.      (In    Litterature   canadienne,  1850-60. 

1863.) 

Parent  Duchatelet,  Alexandre  Jean  Baptiste.    Hy 
giene  publique.     Paris,  1836.  2  v.  8°. 
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—  Same.      3e  ed.,  [avec]  notes  par  A.  Tribuchet 

et  Poirat-Duval ;    [et]  un  precis  sur  la  pros 
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Parental  instructions  ;    or,  Guide  to  wisdom  and 

virtue.     N.  Y.,  1846.   18°. 
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Contents.  Glasse,  S.  Advice  from  a  lady  of  quality 
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Parents.  COMSTOCK,  C.  Essays  on  the  duties  of 
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See  also  Children  ;  —  Mother  ;  —  Youth. 
Parent's  assistant ;    by    M.    Edgeworth.      Boston, 

[182-?].  24°. 
Parent's  assistant,  The,  and  Sunday  school  book.     Boston, 

1822.  8°.    (C  119) 

Parent's  friend  ;  or,  Extracts  from  works  on  edu 
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Parent's  gift ;  or,  Youth's  magazine.  1830,  31.  Vol. 

1,  2.     Phila.,  1830,  31.  2  v.   16°. 
Parent's   monitor  and    teacher's  assistant ;    comp. 
by  A.  Bullard.     Vol.2.      Boston,  1829.  18°. 
Parents  pauvres,  Les;  par  H.  de  Balzac.     Paris, 

1865.16°.      ((Euvres,  v.  15,  16.) 
Pareto,  Asrostino.    PARETO,  D.    (Jn  Grillo,  L.    Elogi  di 

Liguri.v.  3.  1846.) 
Pareto,  D.     See  the  previous  entry. 
Pareus  or  Waengler,    Daniel,   d.  1635.      NICERON,  J.  P. 

(In  hi*  Mem.,  v.  43.  1745.) 
Pareus  or   Waengler,   David,    d.   1622.     Operum 

theologicorum  torn.  1.     Vomit,  1628.  f°. 
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—  Corpus  doctrinae  orthodoxse  sive  Cateehetica- 

rum  explicationum  Z.  Ursini  opus  absolutum 
1).  Parei ;  adj.  sunt  Miscellanea  catechetica. 
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Xote.     The  'Misc.  catech.'  have  a  separate  pag 
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-  Do  potcstate  eccles.  et  civili  carundemque  vin- 

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-  XICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hit  Mem.,  v.  43.  174").) 
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Pareus  or  Waengler,  Juhann  Philipp.  DC  imita- 
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-  Xarratio  de  vita  D.  Parei.     (In  Pareus,  D.     Operuni 

theo!.,  v.  1.   1628.) 

-  XICEKON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  43.  1745.) 
Parfait    ingenieur  franqais,  Le,  ou  La  fortification 

offensive  et  defensive.     Amst.,  1734.  4°. 

Parfaita  amans.  Lcs;  ou,  Les  metamorphoses;  comedie, 
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Parfre,  llian.  Candlemas  Day;  or,  The  killing  of  the  chil 
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Parga.  DE  BOSSET,  C.  P.  Parga  and  the  Ionian 
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—  OR.  BRIT.   Purl.     Papers  relating  to  Parga.     [London, 

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Paria,  Le;  tragedie.     See.  Delavigne,  J.  F.  C. 
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1711.  12°.    (D48) 

—  Poesie  drarnmatiehe.     (Vols.  9-11  of  Zeno,  A.     Poesie 

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Parieu,    Marie  Louis  Pierre  Felix  Esqnirou   de.     Rapport 
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Reina.  Milano,  1801-04.  6  v.  8°. 
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II  vestro.  —  La  notte.  —  L'auto  da  fe.  —  Sopra  la 
guerra.  —  Al  barone  de'  Martini.  —  Frammenti  del 
poemetto  sulla  Colonna  infaine.  2.  Sonetti.  —  Odi. — 
Canzonette. —  Frammenti.  3.  Scherzi.  —  Canzone. — 
Novelle.  —  Sonotti.  —  Capltoli.  —  Pistola.  —  Prologo. 
-  Traduzioni.  —  Poesie  pastoral!.  —  Epigramrni.  — 
Poesie  drammatlche.  —  Festa  teatrale.  4.  Elogi.  — 
Diseorsi.  —  Dialogo.  —  Letter!.  —  Novella.  —  Pension 
varii.  5.  Programmi  di  belle  arti.  —  Pareri  e  giudi- 
zii  letterarii.  6.  De'principii  delle  belle  lettere  appli- 
cati  alle  belle  arti. 

—  II  giorno.  —  Odi.  —  Canzonette. —  Sonetti.  —  II  laiiro. 

—  In   morte  del   Barbiere.  —  Alcanonico    Agudio. 

—  Lo  studio.     (In  Poeti  Hal.  contemp.  1843.) 

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—  CANTU,  C.     L'abate  Parini  e  la  Lombardia  nel 

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Note.    This  contains  'II  giorno'. 

-  GIUSTI.  G.    Delia  vita  e   delle   ope  re   di    G.   Parini. 

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Paris,  Alexis  Paulin.     De  la  necessite  de   publier 

le  catalogue  general  des  livres  imprime  [de  la 

Bibliotheque  Royale],  2ded.  Paris,  1847.  8°. 

—  Xouvelles    recherches    sur    le     veritable    aiiteur     du 

Songe  du  vergier,  le,  2e  mem.  (In  Paris.  Inst. 
Ac.  d.  Inner.,  Mem.,  v.  15.  1845.) 

Paris,  Antoine  Louis.  Dictionnaire  des  anoblisse- 
ments,  1804-68;  par  une  societe  d'heraldistes 
sous  la  direction  de  L.  P.  Paris,  1869.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Diet,  des  anohlissements,  1270-1790.     S?e  Gourdon  de 

Genouillac,  X.  J.  II. 

-  Indieateur    du     grand     armorial    general    de 

France,  par  C.  d'Hozier.   Paris,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Negociations,  lettres,  et  pieces  diverses  rel.  au 

regnede  Frangois  ii.  Paris,  1841.  4°.  (Doc. 
ined.) 

Paris,  Francois  de.  RF.CUEIL  des  miracles  operes  au 
tombeau  deM.de  Paris.  Par.,  1732.  10  v.  12°. 


Paris,  Franqois  Edmond.  I/art  naval  a  1'Expos. 
Univ.  de  Londres,  1862.  Paris,  1863.  8°  and 

Atlas  f". 
Paris,  Uaston.     Histoire  poetique  de  Charlemagne. 

Paris,  1865.  8°. 
Paris,  John.      Sermon   before    Brig. -Gen.    Hoke's 

Brigade,  Kinston,  N.   C.,  Feb.    28,   on    the 

death   of    22    men    executed   for   desertion. 

Greenborough,  1864.  8". 
Paris,  John  Ayrton.     Life  of  Sir  Humphrey  Davy. 

London,  1831.  4". 
-  Pharmacologia.     3d  ed.     London,  1820.  8°. 

-  Same.     3d  Amer.  from  the  6th  Lond.  ed.,  by 

A.  W.  Ives.    N.  Y.,  1825.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     From  9th  London  ed.,  with  notes  by 

C.  A.  Lee.     N.  Y.,  1844.  8". 

-  Treatise  on  diet.     Phila.,  1826.  8°. 

-  Same.  2d  ed.  London,  1827.  8". 

-  Same.  Phila.,  1841.  8". 

Paris,  Louis  Philippe  Albert  d'Orleans,  comte  de. 
Les  associations  ouvrieres  en  Angleterre. 
Paris,  1869.  18°. 

-  Eng.     Trades'  unions  of  England  ;    tr.  by  X. 

J.  Senior,  ed.by  T.  Hughes.    Lond.,  1869.  8°. 
—   Several  article*.]    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.  1863  - 

mai  1875.) 

Paris  or  Parisiensis,  MaUliaeus.     See  Matthaeus   Parix. 
Paris,  Les  comtes  de.     MOUKIN,  E.     Les  comtes  de 

Paris;  histoire  de  I'avenement  de  la  3e  race. 

Paris,  [1869].   18". 

Paris. 

4®"  Arrangement.  A.  Works  of  and  about  depart 
ments  of  the  government.  B.  Works  about  Paris, 
under  heads  Antiquities,  —  Architecture  and  Art,  — 
Bibliography,  —  Charities,  —  Commerce.  —  Descrip 
tion,  —  Maps,  —  Education,  —  Fortifications,  —  His 
tory,  —  Hospitals.  —  Industry,  —  Prison,  —  Water, 
Sewage,  c.  Associations,  etc.,  viz. :  Benevolent  and 
Moral.  —  Business,  —  Clubs,  —  Ecclesiastical,  —  Gal 
leries,  Museums,  Artistic  associations,  —  Industrial 
exhibitions,  —  Libraries,  —  Literary  and  Scientific,  — 
Political,  —  Theatres. 

A.   WORKS  OF  AND  ABOUT  THF.  GOVERNMENT. 

—  Abattoirs.      HAKEWILL,  J.      Plan    of    the   A. 

London,  1828.  4". 

LAVOISIER,  A.   L.      Des   projets   pour  eloigner   les 

tueries  de  I'entericur  de  P.  (In  his  Giuvres,  v.  3. 
186.).) 

—  Chdtelet.      Procedure    criminelle    instruite    au 

Chatelet    de  Paris    sur    la    denonciation    des 
faits  arrives  a  Versailles  dans  la  journee  du 
6  octobre  1789.     Paris,  1790.  8°. 
DESMAZE,  C.     Le  Chatelet   de  Paris,  son  or 
ganisation,  ses  privileges,  etc.  Paris,  1863.  8". 

—  Conseil  de  .S  ilubrite.   Rapports  generaux,  1829- 

39.     Paris,  1840.  4°. 

—  Eaux.     See  p.  2232  (  Water,  Sewage}. 

—  Electeurs  de  Paris.     Proces-verbal  des  seances, 

etc.,  red.  par  Bailly  et  Duveyrier.  Paris, 
1790.  3  v.  (v.  2  w.).  8°. 

—  Entrepot*.  APPEL  an  Conseil  d'Etat  sur  les  cahiors  de 

charge  et  les  adjudications  des  deux  entrepots  de 
Paris.  71  .{>.,  [1833].  8°.  (B  1083) 

—  Heraldry.     BEAUMONT,  P.  F.     [Xoms,  qualite/, 

et  armes  des  gouverneurs,  des  prevots,  etc., 
de  la  ville  de  Paris.  Paris,  1776.]  f°. 

—  Hopitaux.     See  p.  2232. 

—  Hdtel  de   Ville.     Registres  de  1'Hotel  de  Ville 

de  Paris  pendant  la  Fronde ;  pub.  pour  la 
Soc.  del'IIistoire  de  France.  Paris,  1846.  8°. 

—  Municipality .    FRANCE.    Annetnblce  Rationale.     Plan 

de  la  municipalite  de  Paris,  presente  par  le  Comite 
des  24,  adopte  provis.  par  les  280,et  souinis  an  OomlU 
de  Constitution.  (In  Buchez,  P.  J.  B.,  and  Rouz, 
P.  C.  Hist,  parl.,  v.  4.  1834.) 

—  Octroi.     See  Industry  (p.  2232). 


PARIS 


2230 


PARIS    (Description) 


Police.     MANUEL,    L.  P.      La  police  de  Paris 
devoilee.     Paris,  an  n  [1794].  2  v.  8°. 

-  Prevot  (Et.  Boileau  and  successors).  Reglemens 

sur  les  arts  et  metiers  de  Paris,  red.  au  13e 
siecle,  et  connus  sous  le  nom  du  Livre  des 
metiers  d'  E.  Boileau  ;  pub.  par  G.  B.  Dep- 
ping.     Paris,  1837.  8°. 
See  also  Chalelet  (p.  2229). 

B.      WORKS   ABOUT  PARIS. 

Antiquities. 

-  JOLLOIS,  J.  B.  P.     Sur  les  antiqtiites  romaines  et  gallo- 

romaines  de  Paris.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr. 
Div.  sav.,  2e  ser.,  v.  1.  1843.) 

Architecture. 

-  KRAFFT,  J.  C.     Recueil  des  plus  jolies  maisons 

de  Paris  et  ses  environs,  [1789-1809].  2e  pte. 
Paris,  1809.  obi.  f°. 

-  GATTEAUX,  N.  M.     Projet  d'un  monument  pour  con- 

sacrer  la  Revolution.     Paris,  [17 — ?].  4°.    (A  74) 

-  DALY,  C.     L'architecture  privee  au  19e  siecle. 

Paris,  1864.  3  v.  f°. 

-  POYET,  B.     Projcts  de  places  et  edifices  a  eriger  pour 

la  gloire  et  1'utilite  de  la  repub.  Paris,  an  vill 
[1800].  4°.  (A  74) 

-  THIOLLET,  F.     Choix  de  maisons,  etc.,  de  Paris 

et  ses  environs,  1820-29.  Paris,  1829.  obi.  4°. 

-  CALLIAT,  V.     Parellele  des  maisons    de   Paris 

construitesdepuis!830[-50].  Paris,18oO.  f°. 

-  Bibllotheque  du  Koi,    BOLLLKE,  3f.    Memoire  sur  les 

moyens  dc  procurer  a  la  Bibliotheque  du  Roi  les 
avantages  que  ce  monument  exige.  t.p.w.  [Paris, 
1785.]  f°.  (E  126) 

-  Ecoles  de  Chirurgie.   GONDOIN, — .  Description. 

Paris,  1780.  f°. 

-  Eglise  de  I'  lltitel  des  Invalides.     PLANS,     n.t.p. 

-  Fountains.     DUVAI.,  A.      Les  fontaines  [1607- 

1813];    planches  par  Morsy.    Paris,  1813.   f°. 

-  Halle  aux  Vina.    HERAIL  &  CIE.    Monument  d'utilite 

pub.,  decretepar  Napoleon  I.  [Par..  1808.]  4°.  (A  74) 

-  Louvre.     BALTARD,  L.  P.     Sur  la  reunion  des 

palaces  des  Tuileries  et  du  L.   Par.,  1811.  f°. 

-  Notre  Dame.      MONOGRAPHIE  de   Notre-Dame 

de  Paris  et  de  la  nouvelle  sacristie  de  Lassus 
et  Viollet  de  Due ;  pree.  d'un  notice  histo- 
rique  par  Celtibere.  Paris,  [1857?].  f°. 

-  -  DLCHALAIS,  A.     I, a  terre  et  la  mer  a  Notre-Dame. 

(In  Annales  archeol.,  v.  6.  1847.)  —  GOBINEAU  DE 
MONTLUISANT,  E.  (In  v.  21.  1861.) 

-  -  JOLIMONT,  F.  T.  de.     Vues  pittoresques  de  la 

Cathedral  de  Paris,  dessines  par  Chapuy  ; 
avec  une  texte.  Paris,  1826.  4°. 

—  SAUVAGEOT,  C.  La  porte  des  martyrs  a  Notre  Dame. 

(In  Annales  archeoi.,  v.  22.  1862.) 

-  -  VIOLLET  LE  Due,  E.  La  fleche  de  Notre-Dame.     (In 

Gazette  de  beaux-arts,  v.  6.  1860.) 

-  Pantheon.     GISORS,  A.  J.  B.  G.     Essais   sur  la   res- 

tauration  des  supports  de  In  tour  du  dome  du  Pan 
theon  franc.  Paris,  an  vn  [1799].  4°.  (A  74) 

-  -  PETIT-RADEL,  L.  F.     Projet  pour  la  restauration  du 

Pantheon  franc.ais.     Paris,  an  VII  [1799].  4°.     (A  74) 

—  PEYRE,    A.    M.      Ilestauration  du  Pantheon 

francais.     Paris,  an  vn  [1799].  4°. 

—  RODELET,   J.     Descr.  du  Pantheon  Francais   [com 

mence  en  1757].     Paris,  1804.  8°.     (B  699) 

-  Place,   de  la    Concord.     DESCRIPTION  de  la  Place,  ex 

plication  des  statues.     Paris,  1838.  12°.    (C  275) 

-  St.  Denis.    VERNEILH,  F.  de.    Le  premier  des  inonu- 

ments  gothiques.    (In  Annales  archeol.,  v.  23.  1863.) 

-  Tuileries.     See,  above,  Louvre. 

See   also   (p.   2230,  1)    Description   (LEGRAND,  J.  G. 
1806,  1818) ;  —  (p.  2233)  GALLERIES    (Soubise). 

Art. 

-  ART,  L'.    (In  Paris  guide,  v.  1.  1867.) 

-  SCHLEGEL,   F.    von.       Gemahldebeschreibungen    aus 

Paris  und  den  Nlederlanden,  1802-04.  (In  his 
Samrnt.  Werke,  v.  6.  1846.) 


WAAGEN,  G.  F.  Kunstwerke  und  Kiinstler  in 
Paris.  Berlin,  1839.  8°. 

Bibliography. 

GRESWELL,  W.  P.  Annals  of  Parisian  typo 
graphy.  London,  1818.  8°. 

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ford,  1840.  2  v.  8°. 

MAITTAIUE,  M.  Historia  typographorum  aliquot 
Parisiensium  vitas  et  libros  complectens. 
Londini,  1717.  8°. 

See  also  Estienne  ;  —  Grolier ;  —  also  Libra 
ries  (p.  2234). 

Charities. 

CARRE.  T.  Pietas  Parisiensis;  description  of  charity 
in  Paris.  (In  Amydeiius,  T.  Pietas  Romans.  1687.) 

FRANCE.  Minintere  de  V Inter ieur.  Arreles  et  in 
structions  concern,  les  bureaux  de  1'adnrin.  des  hos 
pices.  Paris,  an  x  [18021.  8°.  (B  805) 

-  Reglement    du  conseil   gen.    d'admin.   des   hospices 

civils  de  Paris.     Paris,  an  x  [1802].  S°.     (B  805) 

-  Reglement  pour  1'ndmin.  des  seconrs  a  domicile  de 

Paris.     Paris,  an  ix  [1801].  8".    (B  805) 

Commerce. 

Almanach  du  commerce,  par  J.  de  la  Tynna, 
1809,  10,  15.  Paris,  [1809-15].  3  v.  8°. 

Description . 

LURINE,  L.     [To  1844.]     See  History  (p.  2231). 

FRANKLIN,  A.  Etude  historique  et  topo- 
graphique  sur  le  plan  de  Paris  de  1540,  dit 
plan  de  tapisserie.  Paris,  1869.  18°. 

LISTER,  M.  Journey  to  Paris,  1698.  London, 
1699.  8°. 

-  -  Same.    (In  Pinkerton,  J.    Col.  of  voy..  v.  4.  1809.) 

DETAIL  sur    quelques   etablissemens    de   la   ville   de 

Paris.     Paris.  1780.  8°.    (C  165) 
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ed.  aug.)     Amsterdam,  1782.  12  v.  8°. 
ANDREWS,  J.     Letters  to  a  young    gentleman 

setting  out  for  France ;    cont.    a    survey  of 

Paris    and   a  review    of    French   literature. 

London,  1784.  8°. 

-  SHORT   sketch  of  a  short  trip  to  Paris   in  1788.     (In 

Pamphleteer,  1814;  v.  3  of  B  838) 

-  STEARNS,    S.      Tour   from    London   to    Paris, 

[1790].  Dublin,  1791.  12". 

-  KOLLOFF,  E.     Das  gesellige  Leben  vor  und  nnch  der 

Schreekenszeit  in  Paris.     (In  Historisches  Tasch- 

enbuch,  1863.) 
LIGNE,  C.  J..  prince  de.    Memoire  sur  Paris.     (In  his 

Melanges,  v.  10.  1796;  —  CEuvres,  v.  2.  1809;—  v.  2. 

1860.) 
JOVHAUD,  P.     Paris  dans  le  19e  siecle.     Paris, 

1809.  8°. 
DESNOYES,    L.,    and  others.      Les   etrangers  a 

Paris;  ill.  par  Gavarni,  etc.  Paris,  [18— ].  8°. 

-  LF.MAISTRE,  J.  G.      Hough  sketch  of  modern 

P.,  letters,  1801-02.    2d  ed.    Loud.,  1803.  8°. 

-  MANUEL  du  vovageur  a  Paris.      Paris,    an  ix 

[1801].  16°.  " 

-  WESTON,  S.     The   praise   of  Paris  ;    sketch  in 

1802.      London,  1803.   8°. 

-  BENZENBERG,  J.  F.  Briefe  auf  einer  Reise  nach 

Paris  im  1804.     Dortmund,  1805-06.  2  v.  8°. 

-  WALTER,  A.  M.     Journal  kept  chiefly  in  Paris, 

July  3  -  Sept.  4,  [1804?].   f°.    MS. 

-  PANORAMA  de  Paris  et  de  ses  environs.     Paris, 

1805.  2  v.  12°. 

-  PARIS  et  ses  curiosites,  avec  hist,  et  descr.  des 

environs.    7e  ed.  aug.     Paris,  1806.  2  v.  12°. 

-  LEGRAND,  J.  G.,  and  LANDON,  C.  P.     Descrip 

tion  de  Paris  et  de  ses  edifices.     Paris,  1806- 
09.  2v.  8°. 

-  VARNHAGEN  VON  ENSE,   K.  A.    Aufentlialt  in  P.  im 

Jahre  1810.     (In  Historisches  Taschenb.  1846.) 


PARIS    (Descrip.) 


2231 


PARIS    (History) 


ALISON,  Sir  A.  Paris  in  1814.  (In  his  Misc.  essays. 
1845.) 

EL'STAOE,  J.  C.  Letter  from  Paris  to  G.  Petre.  Lon- 
don,  1814.  8°.  (B  1421) 

FEW  weeks  in  Paris,  A.     Boston,  1814.  12°. 

HKRICART  DE  THITKY,  L.  Description  des 
catacombes  de  Paris.  Paris,  1815.  8°. 

SCOTT,  J.  Paris  revisited  in  1815.  London, 
1816.  8°. 

LEGRAND,  J.  G.,  and  LANDON,  C.  P.  Descrip 
tion  de  Paris  et  de  ses  edifices.  2e  ed.  aug. 
Paris,  1818.  2  v.  8°. 

HISTORY  of  P.,  cont.  a  descr.  of  its  antiq.,  etc.  See 
Histury  (EIlSTORY)  in  the  next  column. 

BOERNE,  L.  Schilderungt-n  ans  Paris,  1822,  23.  (Vol. 
5  of  his  Gesammelte  Schrifteii.  1840.) 

PLANTA,  E.  New  picture  of  Paris,  loth  ed. 
enl.  London,  1827.  16°. 

PUGIN,  A.  AV.  X.  Paris  and  its  environs  ;  views 
engr.  by  C.  Heath  [1828-31].  Lond.,  1830- 
31.  2  v.  4°. 

DOIN,  G.  T.,  and  CIIARTON,  E.  Lettres  sur  Paris. 
Paris.  1830.  8".  (B  1055) 

LACROIX,  P.  [1834.]     See  History,  in  the  next  column. 

SANDERSON,  J.  American  in  Paris,  [1835-36]. 
Phila.,  1839.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Sketches  of  P.,  [1835-36].     Phila.,  1838.  12°. 

GIRARDIN,  Mme.  D.  G.  Le  vicomte  de  Launay  ; 
lettres  parisiennes,  [1836-48].  Paris,  1856. 
3  v.  16°. 

MARCHANT  DE  BEAUMONT,  F.  M.  Xouveau 
conducteur  de  1'etranger  a  Paris.  19e  ed., 
aug.  par  E.  Hocquart.  Paris,  1837.  18°. 

PHILIFON,  C.  Paris  et  ses  environs  reprod.  par 
le  daguerreotype.  Paris,  1840.  4°. 

GORE,  Mrs.C.G.  F.  Paris  in  1841.  London, 
1842.  8°.  (Heath's  picturesque  annual,  1842.) 

INDISPENSABLE  English  vude  mecum,  or,  Pocket  com 
panion  to  Paris.  6th  ed.  Paris.  1841.  32°.  (D  40) 

JANIN,  J.  L'hiver  et  1'ete  a  Paris;  illust.  par  E. 
Lami :  L'ete.  Paris,  [1843].  4°. 

GALIGNANI'S  new  Paris  guide.  Paris,  1844.  16°. 

BRIFFAULT,  E.     Paris  a  table.     Paris,  1846.  8°. 

DuCAMP,  M.  Paris,  ses  organes,  ses  fonctions, 
etsa  vie  dans  la  2einoitiedu  19esiecle,  [1850- 
75].  (Tome  2,  2eed.)  Paris,  1869-75.  6  v.  8°. 

GUIDE  complet  et  ofticiel.     Paris,  1850.  18°. 

HEAD,  Sir  F.  Faggot  of  French  sticks,  [1851]. 

London,  1852.  2  v.  8°. 

•  LEFEUVE,  C.     Les  anc.  maisons  de  Paris  sous 
Napoleon  in,  [1852-73].  Par.,  1863.  4  v.  16°. 

JARVES,  J.  J.  Parisian  sights  and  French  prin 
ciples.  X.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 

JERROLD,  W.  B.  On  the  Boulevards,  1853- 
66.  Phila.,  1867.  2  v.  12°. 

ABBOTT,  J.    Hollo  in  Paris.    Boston,  1854.  12°. 

ST.  JOHN,  B.  Purple  tints  of  Paris.  X.  Y., 
1854.  12°. 

MONTEMART-BOISSE,  F.  J.  L.,  baron  de.  La  vie 
elegante  a  Paris.  2e  ed.  Paris,  1858.  16°. 

PELLETAN,  E.  La  nouvellc  Babylone,  [1862]. 
2eed.  Paris,  1863.  8°. 

JERROLD,  B.  The  children  of  Lutetia,  [1863]. 
London,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 

TL-RGAN,  J.  Les  omnibus  de  Paris.  (In  his  Les 
grandes  usines  de  France,  v.  3.  1863.) 

GUTHRIE,  T.  Out  of  harness  ;  sketches,  narra 
tive  and  descriptive,  [1864].  Lond.,  1867.  8°. 

HANDBOOK  for  visitors  to  Paris.  London,  Mur 
ray,  1864.  16°. 

ANSTED,  D.  T.  Black's  guide  to  Paris  and  the 
exhibition  of  1867.  Edin.,  1867.  12°. 

EHELING,  A.  Sketches  of  modern  Paris  ;  tr.  by 
F.  Locock,  [1867?].  London,  1870.  8°. 


-  GALIGNANI'S  new  Paris  guide  for  1867.     Paris 

London,  1867.  16°. 

—  JERROI.D,   W.  B.      The   cockaynes    in   Paris 

[1867].     London,  [1871].  8°.  " 

-  PARIS  guide.     Paris,  1867.  2  v.  8°. 

-  ROBINSON,  W.      The  parks,  promenades,    and 

gardens  of  Paris.     London,  1869.  8". 

-  JOANNF.,  A.   Paris  illustre  en  1870.  3eed.   Paris, 

n.d.  16".     (Itin.  gen.  de  la  France.) 
See.  alto    Paris  a   I'envent.  1853;  —  also  Thackeray, 
M.  T.     Paris  sketck  book  [1840] ;—  also   Architecture 

Maps. 

—  BONNISEI.,  J.     Xouveau  plan  routier  de  Paris. 

Paris,  1816.   f°. 

-  FLORINI.  M.    La  nobilisgima  et  grande  citta  di  Pariei 

n.p.,  [16-].     (E  78,  no.  26)     " 

—  LEROY,  J.  Plan  de  Paris  et  son  enceinte.  Paris. 

1849. 
-  XOUVEAU  plan  de  Paris.     Paris,  1807. 

-  XOUVEAU  plan   dc   Paris;    rev.  et  aug.     Paris 

Le  Roi,  1832. 

-  VUILLEMIN,  A.     Xouveau  plan  illust.  de  Paris. 

Paris,  1848. 

Note.  There  are  also  maps  in  the  eiiidc  books,  ng 
JOANNE,  GALIGNANI.  Murray's  HANDBOOK,  etc. 

Directory. 
See  Commerce  (p.  2230). 

Education. 

-  CROSS,  J.     Sketches  of  the  medical  schools  of 

Paris.     London,  1815.  8°. 

Fortifications. 

—  ARAGO,  D.  F.    (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  6.  1856.) 

Fountains. 
See  Architecture  (p.  2230). 

Heraldry. 
Sec  A   (p.  2229). 

History. 
jjgy-  See  also    France:   History  (p.  1039-49). 

—  Dictionary.  BERAUD,  A.,  and  DUFEY,  P.     Dic- 

tionnaire  historique  de  Paris.   2e  ed.     Paris, 
1828.  2  v.  8°. 

-  CRAIK,  G.  L.     Paris  and  its  historical  scenes. 

London,    1831.    2  v.    12°.      (Lib.   ent.   kn., 
v.  20,  21.) 

-  DAVESIES  DE  PONTES,  L.   Etudes  sur  1'histoire 

de  Paris  ancien  et  moderne.   Paris,  1865. 12". 

—  DULAURE,  J.A.    Histoire  de  Paris.   7eed.,  aug. 

de  notes,  etc.,  par  J.  L.  Belin.     Paris,  1839. 
4  v.  and  Atlas  8°. 

-  HISTORY  of  Paris,  containing  a  description  of 

its  antiquities,  public  buildings,  etc.;  with  app. 
London,  Paris,  1825.  3  v.  8°. 

—  LACROIX,  P.     Curiosites  de  1'histoire  du  vieux 
Paris.     Paris,  1858.  16°. 

—  LURINE,  L.     Les  rues  de  Paris.     Paris,  1844. 

2  v.  8°. 

—  PONTHIEU,    A.  de.     Legendes  du  vieux  Paris. 

Paris,  1867.  12°. 

—  SAINT-VICTOR,  J.  M.  B.  B.  de.     Tableau  his 

torique  et  pittoresque  de  P.     Paris,  1808-11. 

3  v.  4°. 

—  FREEMAN,  E.  A.    Early  sieges  of  Paris,  [to  976].    (In 

his  Historical  essays,  v.  1.  1871.) 

-  PARIS  sous  Philippe-le-Bel,  [1285-1314].  Paris, 

1837.  4°.     (Doc.  ined.) 

—  COQUEREL,  A.  3.,Jlls.     Histoire  du  Rue   des   MaraU- 

8aint-Gennain,:iu.jourd'hui  Rue  Viseonti,  [1640-68]. 
(In  his  Libres  etudes.  1863.) 

—  MERIVALE,  A.     The  streets  of  Paris  in  the  17th  cen 

tury,  [1600-17001.     (/«  his  Historical  studies.  1865.) 


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•  MONTJOIE,  C.  F.  L.  V.  delaT.     Histoire  de  la 

conjuration  de  L.  P.  J.  d'Orleans,  [1747-93]. 

Paris,  1796.  3  v.  8°. 
BLONDEL,  J.  F.     Festes  donnees  par  la  ville  de 

Paris   a   1'occasion    du    mariage   de    Mme. 

Louise-Eliz.  et  Philippe,  1739.  Paris,  1740.  f°. 
DAUB  AN,  C.  A.    Paris,  1794-95,  histoire  de  la 

rue,  du  club,  de  la  famine.   Paris,  1869.  8°. 
PELTIER,    J.   G.       Paris    pendant    les    annees 

1795-1801.     Londres,  1795-1801.     31  v.  8°. 
GIRAUD,   P.  F.  F.  J.     Campngne   de   Paris   en   1814; 

prec.   d'un   coup   d'oeil   sur   celle   de   1813.     4e  ed. 

Paris,  1814.  8°.     (C  89) 
ERNOUF,  A.  A.,  le  baron.      Histoire  de  la  der- 

niere  capitulation   de  Paris,  [1815].     Paris, 

1859.  8°. 

HOBHOUSE,  J.  C.     Letters  from  Paris  in  1815. 

London,  1816.  2  v.  8°. 
BORNE,  L.    Briefe  aus  Paris,  [1830-33].  N.Y., 

1858.  2  v.   12". 
WIKOFF,  II.     A   New  Yorker   in   the  foreign 

office,  and  his  adventures  in  Paris,  [1849-55]. 

London,  1858.  12". 
TENOT,   E.     Paris  en  Decembre  1851  ;    etude 

hist,  sur  le  coup  d'etat.    6eed.  Par. ,1868.   8". 

-  Eng.      Paris  in  December   1851;  tr.  from  the 

13th  Fr.  ed.,  with  notes  by  S.  W.  Adams  and 
A.  II.  Brandon.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
AMERICAN  thanksgiving  in  Paris,  Dec.  7,  1865.     Paris, 

1860.  8°.    (B1537) 

Siege  of  1870-71. 
BINGHAM,  Hon.  Capt.     Journal  of  the  siege  of 

Paris.     London,  1871.  8°. 
BOWLES,  T.  G.      Defence  of  Paris  narrated  as 

seen.     London,  1871.  8". 
FETRIDGE,   W.  P.      The   rise   and   fall   of  the 

Paris  Commune.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 
GALIGNANI'S  messenger;  diary  of  the  siege  of 

P.,  taken  from  G.    London,  1871.  16°. 
LABOUCHERE,  H.  Du  P.     Diary  of  the  besieged 

resident  in  Paris.     From  the  'Daily   news'. 

London,  1871.  8°. 

-  Same.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

LEIGHTON,  J.     Paris  under  the  Commune  ;  or, 

Seventy-three    days    of    the    second    siege. 

London,  1871.  8°." 
LETTRE-JOURNAL  de  Paris  ;  gazette  des  absents. 

Nos.  1-40;    oct.   1870  -  lev.  1871.      [Paris, 

1871.]   8". 
MACDOWALL,  C.  S.     Parisiana  ;  bombardment. 

London,  1871.  8°. 
MOLINARI,  G.  de.     Les  clubs    rouges  pendant 

le  siege  de  Paris.    2e  ed.     Paris,  1871.  18°. 
PoiNsa'r,  A.  E.      Journal    du    siege   de  Paris. 

Paris,  [1871-74].  3  v.  8°. 
SARCEY,  F.      Paris  during  the  siege  ;  tr.  from 

the  French.     London,  1871.  8°. 
SHEPPARD,  N.      Shut   up  in   Paris.     London, 

1871.  8". 

Se.e.  also     Bastile;   —  Mrmtmartre ;   —  Pont 
Neuf ;  —  also  A  (p.  2229). 

Hospitals. 

SIMMS,  F.  Winter  in  Paris ;  obs.  of  French 
medical  and  sanitary  matters,  1865-66.  Lon 
don,  1866.  16°. 

See  alxo  Hopital  Nesker,  in  the  next  column. 

Industry. 

CHEVALIER,  M.  L'iudustrie  et  1'octroi  de  Paris. 
2eed.  Paris,  1867.  8". 

Prison. 
See  Bastile  (p.  224). 


Water,  Sewage. 

—  FRANCE.     Prefecture  de  la  Seine.    Memoire  sur 

la  distribution  des  eaux  du  Canal  de  1'Ouvcq 

dans  1'interieur  de  Paris  ;  par  P.  S.  Girard. 

Paris,  1812.  4°. 
Memoire  sur  les  eaux  de  Paris ;  presente  a  la 

comm.  municip.   par    [G.   E.    Haussmann], 

Paris,  1854.  4°. 
Recherches  statistiques  sur  les  sources  du 

Bassin  de  la  Seine  ;  par  E.  Belgrand.     Paris, 

1854.  4°. 

—  RAMMELL.  T.  W.    The  cesspool  system  in  Paris.  (Ap- 

pendir  4  o/ GREAT  BRITAIN.  Gen.  Board  of  Health . 
Report  on  the  supply  of  water,  v.  1.  1850.) 

ASSOCIATIONS,  etc. 
BENEVOLENT  AND  MORAL  ASSOCIATIONS. 

—  Creche*.     POMPEE.  P.   C.  et  asiles.    (In  France.   Com. 

Imp.  de  1'K.rpoa.  del&6~.     Rapport,  v.  13.) 
•  Creche  St.  Louis  d'Antin.     CAPEI.LE,  Mme.     Manuel. 
2ee<1.     Paris,  1850.  8°.    (B  1549) 

-  Hopital    Necker.     BRICHETEAU,    J.    Medical 

clinics  ;  tr.  by  II.  Dunglison.   Phila.,  1837.  8°. 

—  Societe   de   la  Morale  Chretienne.     Journal. 

[Paris,  1822]-25.  5  v.  8°. 

Assemblee    gen.    annuelle,    ler   mai    1829;    diseonrs 

d'ouverturepsirM.  Guizot.    [Paris,  1830.]  8°.    (B930) 

—  -  Distribution  of  prizes  in  Paris,   on  peace.     London, 

1842.  12°.  (C  183) 
Programme  d'un  prix  de  1500  fr.  snr  la  question  de 

la  peiiiedemort.    n.t.p.    [Paris,  1825 .]  8°.     (B  1003) 
Same.    2000  fr.  destine  an  meilleur  ouvrnge en  favour 

de    la   liberte  des   cultes.     n.t.p.     [Paris,  1825.]    8". 

(B1003) 
Traite  des  negres;  renseignomens  tendant  a  pronver 

la  continuation  de  ce  trafic  [Paris,  1824.]  8°.  (B1003) 
Note.     Extracted  from  the  Journal  de  la  Societe 
de  la  Morale  Chretienne,  v.  1-4. 
Comite   df.    Chnrile   ft  tie   Ri  en  f distance.      Bulletin. 

No.  4.     Paris,  1824.  8°.     (B  1003) 

Reglement,  etc.    n.t.p.     [Paris,  182-.]  8°.     (B  1003) 

Comite  pour  I' Abolition  de  l>i  Traltf.  des  Noir*.     Reg 
lement,  etc.     n.t.p.     [Paris,  182-.]  8°.     (B  1003) 

—  _  -Societe    formee  a  Liverpool  pour  I'adoueissement 

Pt  1'abolition  gra<lncllc  do  I'esclavage.  n.t.p. 
[Paris,  182-  ]  8°.  (B  1003) 

Inxtitttiinn  piiitr  l?x  Jftinr*   OrphelinK.     Prospectus. 

n.t.p.     [Paris,  1823.]  8".     (B  1003) 

—  Societe   Generate   des   Naufrages.     Journal.     Paris, 

1836.  8°.     (B  1134) 

BUSINESS    AND    COMMERCIAL    CORPORATIONS. 

—  Banque  de  France.     See  p.  202. 

Paris  and  Rouen  R.  R.     Mor.n,  K.     Paris  and  Rouen  R.R. 
and  Paris  guide.     London,  1843.  12°.    (D  70) 

CLUBS. 

—  Athenee  des  Etrangers.     Prospectus,  1806-07.  [Paris, 

18(16.]  8°.    (B  696) 

ECCLESIASTICAL  ORGANIZATIONS,   CHURCHES. 

—  Convent  of  the  Conception.    (Blue  Nuns.)    ROKE- 

WODE,  J.  G.  Brief  history  of  the  late  Kug.  convent 
at  Paris.  (In  Archaologia,  v.  2S.  1839.) 

—  Eglise  de   1'Hotel   des   Invalides.      See.  Architecture 

(p.  2230). 

—  Notre    Dame.      Cartulaire.      (In    Guerard,  B.  E.  C. 

Col.  des  cartulaires  de  Franco,  v.  4-7.  1850.) 
See  also  Architecture  (p.  2230). 

-  St.  Denis.     See  Architecture  (p.  2230). 

—  St.  Germain  des  Pres.     ANNAF.ES  S.  Germani  Paris., 

466-1061.     (In  Pertz,  G.  H.    Mon.    Scr.,  v.  3.   1839.) 

-  Societe  Biblique  Protestante.     Summary  no 

tice  cone.  Bible  socs.  in  general,  and  those  of  France 
in  particular,  Jan.  1825:  tr.  by  J.  Porter.  North 
ampton,  1827.  8°.  (B1002) 

DOUEN,  E.  O.     Histoire  de  la  Soc.,  [1818-68]  ; 

avec  notices  biog.  par  Schickler.  Par.,  18 68.  8°. 

—  Societe  des  Traites  Religieux.     [Publications.]      Xo. 

7,  8.  12,13.  15.     Paris,  1822-24.  12".     (C  160) 
Xamelij.    1822.    No.  7.     La   priere  du   cmnr.      1824. 
8.     Conversation  entre  deux  amis.    2e  ed.     12.   La  croix 
de  Christ.     13.  La  mort  de  Jesus  Christ.     15.  La  resur 
rection  de  Jesua-Christ. 


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GALLERIES,     MUSEUMS,      AHTISTIC     ASSOCIATIONS. 

-  MLSEES,  Leg.     (/»  Paris  guide,  v.  1.  1867.) 

-  Academic  Royale.     Explication  dos  peintures,  sculp. 

turcs,  ct  gravures  exposes  au  Louvre.  I'aris,  1789. 
3-_>°.  (C172) 

-  Cabinet  des  Medaillea,  etc.     Du  MEKSAN,  M. 

Ilistoire  du  Cabinet  des  medailles  antiques, 
et  pierres  gravees;  avec  notice  sur  la  Biblio- 
theque  Koyale.  Paris,  1838.  8". 

-  HAGER,  J.     Description  des  medailles  chinoi- 

scs  du  Cabinet.     Paris,  1805.  4°. 

-  Louvre.     See,  btlaw,  Musee  du  Louvre. 

-  Luxembourg.     See.  below,  Musee  Royal  du  L. 

-  Lycee  des  Arts.     Riipporl  sur   la  manufacture  des  la- 

pisseries  des  Gobelins,     n.p..  [18 — ].  4°.     (A  74) 
Musee  Campana.      KONCHAUD,   L.   de,    and  others. 
Collection  Campana.     (hi  Gazette  des  beaux-arts, 
v.  12-14,  19.  186:2-65.) 

Musee  Central  des  Arts.  Explication  des 
ouvrages  depeintureet  dessins,  sculpture,  etc., 
des  artistes  vivans,  exposes  le  25  fructidor, 
an  viii  [1800].  Paris,  [ISO-].  12°. 

-  -  Stime.     Exposes  an  ix.    ii.t.p.    [Paris,  18— .]     (C  99) 

-  -  Notice  des  dessins  originaux,  cartons,  etc.,  ex 

poses  pour  la  le  fois  dans  la  galerie  d'A- 
pollon,  le  28  thermidor  de  1'an  v  de  la  repu- 
blique  franchise,  [1797].  Paris,  [179-].  12°. 

-  -  Notice    des    principaux    tableaux    recueillis 

clans  la  Lombardie,  dediee  a  1'armee  d'ltalie, 
[exposes  1798].  Paris,  [179-].  12°. 

-  -  Notice  des  principaux  tableaux  recueillis  en 

Italic,  [exposes  1799].     Paris,  [179-].  12". 

-  Notice  des  statues,  busies,  et  bas-reliefs  de  la 

galerie  des  antiques  du  Musee  Central    des 
Arts,   ouverte   le  18   brumaire  an  9  [1801]. 
Paris,  [180-].  12". 
-Same.     [Avecsuppl.]     Paris,  [180-].  12°.    (C99.108) 

-  Notice  des  tableaux  des  ecoles  Irancaise  et  fla- 

mande,  exposes  le  28  geiminal  an  vn  [1799], 
Paris,  [179-].  12". 

See  also  Museum  Franqais,  in   the  next  column. 
Musee   de    1'Artillerie.     Notice    bur  les    col 
lections.     Paris,  1842.   12°. 

-  -  Another  copy.    (D  70) 

Musee  des  Monuments  Fran§ais.  BEES,  J. 
P.  Souvenirs  du  Musee.  Paris,  1821-26.  f°. 

-  LENOIII,  A.     Description  hist,  des  inonumens 

de  sculpture  reunis  au  Musee.  7e  ed.  Paris, 
1803.  8°. 

-  Eng.     Historical   description   of  monuments 
col.    in    the    Museum ;    tr.   by    J.    Griffiths. 
Vol.  1.     Paris,  1803.  8". 

-  -  Descrip.  hist,  des  statues,  etc.     Paris,  1800- 

01.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Ilistoire  des  arts  en  France,  et  descr.  hist,  des 

statues,  etc.     Paris,  1810.  8°. 
Musee  du    Louvre.     Notice  des  tableaux  ex 
poses ;    par   F.  Villot.     (le  pte,  liieed.;  2e, 
6e  ed.)     Paris,  1855.  2  v.  12°. 

Content*.   Vol.1.    Italic  elEspagne.    2.    Ecoles 
allemande,  flamande,  et  hollandaise. 
ALISON,  A.     The  Louvre  in  1814.      (In  his  Miscel.  es 
says.  1845.) 

See  aho  Museum  Franqais,  nert  column. 
Musee   Napoleon.    Notice  des  statues,  busies,  etc.,  dc 

la  galerie  des  antiques.     Paris,  [1804].  8°.     (C  99) 
—  ViscojiTi,  E.   Notice  des  statue*,  busies,  ctbas  reliefs 
de   la   galerie   des   antiques  du  Musee  N.     (In  his 
Opere  vane,  v.  4.  1831.) 

Musee  Royal.  Explication  des  ouvrages  des 
artistes  vivans,  1824,  27,  38,  44.  Paris,  1824- 
44.  4  v.  12". 

-  Notices  des  tableaux  dans  la  galerie.     Paris, 

1818.   12". 


-  Musee  Royal,  pub.  par  H.  Laurent,  [avec  des 

descriptions  par  Visconti,   Guizot,    Clarac] 
Paris,  1816-18.  2  v.   f°. 

-  Musee  Royal  du   Luxembourg.     Explication 

des  ouvrages   de  1'ecole  moderne,   1818,  42. 
Paris,  1820-42.  2  v.   12". 

-  Museum      d'Histoire     Naturelle.       Annak-8 

Paris,  1802-27.  21  v.  4°. 
--Archives.     Paris,  1839-41.  3  v.  4°. 
--  Memoires.     Paris,  1815-32.  20  v.  4°. 

-  Nouvelles  annales.     Paris,   1832-35.  4  v.   4°. 

-  Museum  Francois.   TOULOKGEON,  F.  E.  Man 

uel  du  Museum.     Paris,  1802-C8.  10  v.  8°. 

A'ote.     The  Museum  Francais  was  opened  in  17P3-  it 

was  aftei •wards  called  Museum  Central  disArts-   (nee 

the  previous  column)  and  later  Mutec  du  I.ouvre.'(rfo). 

-  Soubise,  Hctel   cr  Palais  de.    Gtirrmy,  J.  J.    Jen 

bailment*,  les  tableaux,  le  mui-ee.     (Jn  Gazette  cits 
beaux  aits,  v.  26.) 

-  Tuileries.     MILLIN,  A.  L.    Dci-cHpiion  dcs  statues 

Paris,  an  vi.  1718.  8".    (C  108) 

IX 1U  ST1UAL    rXHIIUTlONS. 

-  Exposition  des  Produits  de  1'Industrie  Fran- 

gaise  en  1839.    FRANCE.    Minist.de  V Agric., 
etc.     Rapport.     Paris,  1839.  3  v.  8". 

-  Exhibition  Universelle  de  1867.     Plan  d'tn- 

semble  ;    pub.   par   la   Com.      Paris,    1867. 
(A  map  folded.) 

-  FRANCE.     Com.  Imp.  de  I'Expos.     Rapports  du 

jury  internal,  pub.  sous  la  direction  de  M. 
Chevalier.  Paris,  1868.  13  v.  8U. 
Contents.  Vol.1.  Chevalier,  M.  Introd.  au  recucil 
des  rapports  du  jury  internal.  Oroupe  1.  Peinturc, 
dessins,  sculpture,  itc.  2,  Groupe2.  Materiel  et  appli 
cation  des  arts  liberaux.  3,  Groupe  3.  Meuoles  et 
mitres  objets  destines  a  1'hahitation.  4,  Gronpe  4. 
Vetcments,  tissus  compris,  et  autrcs  objets  portex  par 
la  personne.  5,  6,  7,  Groupe  5.  Produits  bruts  et 
ouvres  des  Industrie!  extractives.  8,  9,  10,  Groupe  6. 
Instruments  et  precedes  des  arts  usuels.  11,  Groupe  7! 
Aliments,  frais  ou  conserves,  a  divers  degres  de  prepa 
ration.  12,  Groupe  8.  Produits  vivants  et  specimens 
d'etablissements  ile  I'agriculture.  Classe74.  Specimens 
d'explorations  rurales  et  d'usines  agricolcs.  75.  Che- 
vaux,  anes,  mulets,  t-ti-.;  marechalerie.  76.  Boeufs, 
bufflee,  par  A.  Sanson.  77.  Moutons  ct  chevres,  par 
M.  Magne.  78.  Pores  et  lapins,  par  M.  Keynal  et  J. 
Laverriere.  79.  Oiseaux  de  basse-cour,  |>ar  F.  Pre- 
vost.  80.  Uaces  canines,  par  P.  Pichot.  81.  Insectes 
utiles.  82.  Poissons,  crustaces,  et  moliusqnes,  par  XT. 
de  Champeanx.  12,  Groupe  9.  Prodnits  vivants  et 
specimens  d'etablissc  ments  d'horticiilture.  13,  Groupe 
10.  Ob.jets  specialement  exposes  en  vue  d'ameliorer  hi 
condition  p)iy»ique  et  morale  de  la  population. 

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Com.  for  the  I'aris  Erpos.,  1867.     Reports,  v.  1.) 

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-  -  FKANCE.    Com.   Imp.  de  V Expos.     Catalogue 

general.     2e  ed.     [Paris,  1867.]    12°. 

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1868.  8°. 

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Treasury.  Copies  of  correspondence  between 

the  Treasury,  the  Dept.  of  Science  and  Art, 
and  the  Com.  for  the  Exhibition,  rel.  to  the 
expenditure  to  be  incurred  in  connection 
with  that  Exhibition,  n.p.,  1867.  i'°. 

-  -  LACHOIX,  E.    Etudes  sur  1'Expos.    Par.,  1867- 

68.  4  v.  and  Atlas  8".      (Vol.  3  incomplete.) 

—  OPPERMANN,  C.  A.     Yisites  d'un  ingenieur  a 

1'Expos.  2eed.  Paris,  1867.  2v.««dAtlas  8". 

-  -  PARIS.  Soc.  MED.  ALLEM.DE.     La  medicine  a 

1'Expos.  univ.  de  1867.     Paris,  1867.  12°. 

-  -  HIMMEL,  E.     Recollections  of  the  Exposition. 

Phila.,  1868.  8°. 

-  -  RUSSIA.    Com.   Imp.   de   V Expos.      Catalogue 

special  de  la  section  russe.     Paris,  1867.  8°. 

—  SCHMIDT,  W.    Le  Danemark  a  1'Expos.    Paris, 

1868.  8". 

-  -  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  ENCOURAGEMENT  OF  ARTS. 

Reports  of  artisans  selected  by  the  Society  to 
visit  the  Exhibition.  London,  1868.  8°. 

—  U.  S.     Commissioners  for  the  Exposition.   Re 

ports.     Wash.,  1868-70.  6  v.  8". 

Note.    In  v.  1  is  a  General  survey  and  'Bibliog 
raphy  of  the  Exhibition". 

Report  on   the  fine   arts  ;    by  F.  Leslie. 

Wash.,  1868.  4°. 
Note.    Reprinted  from  v.  1-3  of  the  Reports. 

Dept.  of  State.  Message  from  the  Pres.  of  the 

U.  S.  trans,  a  report  from  the  Sec.  of  State. 
[Washington,  1865.]  8". 

Official  correspondence  containing  general 

regulations,  classification  of  articles,  etc. 
AY  ash.,  1865.  4". 

LIBRARIES. 

-  GUIDE  des  curieux  et  des  etrangers  dans  les  biblio- 

theques  publiques  de  Paris.    Paris,  1809.  8°.    (C  108) 

-  LA    BORDE,   L.  E.  S.  J.,  comte  de.      De  1'orga- 

nisation  des  bibliotheques  dans  Paris.  Paris, 
1845-46.  4  pts.  8". 

-  Bibliotheque  du  Ministere   de  la  Marine,  Bibl.  du 

Depot  Gen.  des  Cartes  et  Plans.  See.  FRANCE. 
JJiniitere  de  la  Marine  et  des  Colonies  (p.  1032). 

-  Bibliotheque  (Royale,  Imperiale)  Nationals. 

Dtpartement  des  Imprimis.  Catalogue  de 
1'hist.  de  France.  Paris,  1855-70.  10  v.  4°. 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  Rapports.  —  Regies  pour  le  cata 
logue.  —  Preliminaires  et  generalites.  —  Histoire  par 
epoques.  —  Hist,  par  regnes  jusqu'a  1643.  2.  1(544- 
]i»2.  3.  1792-1848.  4.  1848-56.  —  Journaux  et  publi 
cations  periodiques  ou  semi-periodiques.  5.  Hist, 
n-ligieuse.  6.  Hist,  constitutionello  jusqu'il  1848.  7. 
1848-59.  —  Hist,  administrative,  —  diplomatique,  — 
mililaire.  —  Moeurs  et  coutumes.  —  Areheoiogie.  8,  9. 
Hist,  locale.  9.  Hist,  des  classes,  — des  families.  —  Biog. 
francaise.  10.  Biog.fr. — Suppl.:  Preliminaires  et  gene 
ralites;  —  Hist,  par  epoques,  —  par  regnes. 

Catalogue  des  sciences  medicales.     Tome  1. 

Paris,  1857.  4°. 

MERLIN,  R.     Reflexions  impartiales  sur  le 

catalogue  des  livres  imprimes  de  la  Biblio 
theque.  Paris,  1847.  8°. 

PARIS,  A.  P.  De  la  necessite  de  commencer, 

achever.  et  publier  le  catalogue  des  livres 
imprimes.  2eed.  Paris,  1847.  8°. 

TECHENER,  J.  J.    Considerations  serieuses  a 

propos  de  diverses  publications  sur  la  Biblio 
theque,  suivies  du  seul  plan  possible  pour  en 
faire  le  catalogue  en  trois  ans.  Paris,  1847.  8°. 

—  Departement  des  Manuscrits.     Catalogue    des 

manuscrits  francais.  Tome  1  :  Anciens  fonds. 
Paris,  1868.  4". " 

CHAMPOLLION-FIGEAC,  J.  J.    Etat  actuel  des 

catalogues  des  mss.  de  la  Bibliotheque  Royale. 
n.t.p.  [Paris,  1847.]  8°. 


PARTS.   INST.  Ac.  des  Inner.    Notices  et  extraits  de 

mss.  dc  la  Bibliotheque  du  Roi.     See  Institut.  Ac. 

den  Inner,  et  Belle*  Lettres^ 
FRANCE.      Convention  Nat.    Report  on  the  means  of 

compleating  and  distrib.  the  national  library;  by  H. 

Gregoire.     Phila.,  1794.  8°.    (B  744) 
DELESSEKT,  B.     Memoire,  2e  memoire  sur  la 

Bibliotheque  Royale.  Paris,  1835-38.  2  v.  4°. 
Du  MF.KSAN,  M.  Notice.    (In  his  Histoire  du  Cabinet 

des  Medailles.  1838.) 
ROCHETTE,  D.  R.      Lettre    sur   le   projet    de 

mettre  en  direction  la  Bibliotheque,  ou  Re- 

ponse  au  rapport  de  M.  Allard  sur  les  credits 

supplem.     Paris,  1847.  8°. 

LITERARY    AND    SCIENTIFIC    ASSOCIATIONS. 

-  Academic  Imperiale  de  Medicine.     Memoires. 

Vol.  1-30,   le  pte.     Paris,  1828-73.  30  v.  4°. 

Report  upon  cholera-morbus  ;    tr.  by  J.  W. 

Sterling.     N.  Y.,  1832.  12°. 

-  Academic  Royale  de  Chirurgie.     Memoires. 

Nouv.  ed.,  avec  notes.     Paris,  1819.  5  v.  8°. 

Memoires  sur  les  sujets  proposes  pour  les  prix. 

Paris,  1819.  5  v.  in  7  pt.  8°. 

Observations  on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head 

and  neck  ;  tr.  by  D.  Ottley.     London,  1848. 
8°.      (Sydenham  Soc.) 

Namely.  Bordenave,  F.  Diseases  of  maxillary  sinus, 
with  supplem.  by  A.  Louis;  —  Exostoses  of  lower  jaw. 

—  Ferrand,  — .    Encephalocele ;  or,  Hernia  of  the  brain. 

—  Lassus,    P.     Wounds   of  the   superior   longitudinal 
sinus.   —   Louis,  P.  C.  A.    Applic.   of  the   trepan   on 
sutures  of  the  skull;  —  Bronchotomy ;  —  Fungous  tu 
mours  of  the  dura  mater.  —  Malle,  P.  F.  N.     Summary 
of  cases  on  swelling  of  the  tongue.  —  La  Martiniere,  P. 
de.  Perforation  of  trachea  by  a  foreign  body.— Quesnay, 
F.    Use  of  trepan  in  doubtful  cases.  —  List  of  addi 
tional  memoirs  on  diseases  of  head  and  neck. 

—  Conservatoire  Royal  des  Arts  et  Metiers.    Catalogue. 

n.t.p.     [Paris?  1817.]  12".    (C  83) 

GUEGOIKE,  H.,  Up.    Rapport  sur  1'etablissement  d'un 

Conservatoire.     Paris,  an  in  [1794].  8°.     (B  1892) 

-  Ecole  Roy.  de   Fonts   et  Chaussees.      Des- 

sins  rel.  a  1'art  de  1'iugenieur.     Paris,  1826- 
27.  2  v.  f". 

-  Ecole    Roy.  Polytechnique.     Correspondance 

sur  1'Ecole  ;  [red.]  par  M.  Hachette.     Paris, 

1804-16.  3  v.  8°. 
Journal.     Vol.    1-19,  27.     Paris,    1796-1874. 

20  v.  4°. 
Rapport  du  conseil  de  pcrfectionnement;  session  de 

1811-12.     Paris,  1812.  4°.    (A  74) 

-  Ecoles  Normales.    Seances.    Nouv.  ed.    Paris, 

1800-01.  13  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Agriculture,  v.  7.  —  Histoire  de  1'agric., 
dans  Pane,  et  nouv.  monde,  et  en  Europe,  v.  9,  par 
Thouin.  —  Analyse  de  1'entendement,  v.  2,  11,  13,  par 
Gu rat.  —  Art  de  la  parole,  v.  1-6,  11,  12,  par  Sicard. 

—  Chimie,  v.  1-6,  9,  11,   par  Berthollet.    —    Economic 
polit.,  v.  2-5,  11,  par  Vandermonde.   —    Geographic,  v. 
1,  2,  4,  11,  par  Buache  et  Mentelle;  3,  5,  6,  par  Mentelle. 

—  Geometric  dcscr.,   v.  1-4,  11,  par  Monge.  —  Histoire, 
v.  1-3, 11,  par  Volney.  —  Histoire  naturelle,  v.  1-6,  8,  11, 
par   Daubenton  ;  v.  8,  par  D.  et   Lacepede;    v.  13,  par 
Haiiy.  —  Litterature,  v.  1-5, 11,  par  La  Harpe.  —  Math- 
ematiques,  v.  1,  3, 4,  11,  par  La  Grange  et  Laplace ;  v.  10, 
par  La  Grange;  v.  2,  4,  5,  6,  par  Laplace.   —   Morale, 
v.  1,  par  St.  Pierre.  —  Physique,  v.  1-6, 11, 12,  par  Haiiy. 

—  Institut. 

THE  ACADEMIES  WHICH  PRECEDED  THE  INSTITUT. 

(The  Academies  were  suppressed  in   1793,  and 
the  Institut  organized  in  1795.) 

Academy  des  Beaux,  Artn. 

(Established  in  1648  as 'Acad.de  Peinture  ct  de  Sculp, 
ture';  received  its  present  name  in  1655.  In  1671  an 
Acad.  d'Architccture  was  founded,  which  lasted  till  the 
Revolution.) 

Recueil  des  dessins  qui  ont  remporte  le  prix 

de  1' Academic,  1774-89.     Paris,  n.d.  f°. 


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-  -  LECOY  DE  LA  MAKCIIE,  A.    L'Academie  de  France  a 

Rome  d'aprcs  la  correspondence  de  scs  directeurs, 
1666-1792.     (lit.  Gazette  des  beaux  arts,  v.  26,  27,  29, 

30.  1809-72.) 

Acadfmie  den  Inscription*  et  Medailles. 
(Founded  in  1663.) 

-  -  Medailles  sur  les  cvcncmciits  du  regne  de  Louis 

le  grand.     Paris,  1702.   f°. 

-  -    Same.     Paris,  1702.   4°. 

-  -    Same.     Paris,  1723.    f. 

Jtci~  In  1701  this  Academy  received  the  name  of 
Acudciitie  den  Inscriptions  et  Belles  Lettres. 
-  Histoire,    avec   les  memoires   de    litterature,  ' 
1701-1793.     Paris,  1736-1808.  50  v.  4°. 

Note.     Vol.  11,  22,  33,  44  are  Tables. 
Contents.     Vol.  1-46.     The  contents  of  these  volumes 
are  given,  in  a  systematic  arrangement  in  the  'Tableau' 
(nee  the  ne.rt  vol.).     They  are  therefore  not  printed  here. 

47.  Histoire.     Hist,  do  1'Ac'ad.,  1784-93.  —  Regie- 
nient,  22  dec.  1786.  —  Eclaircissemens  sur  le  travail  re], 
aux  niss.   du  hi  blbllotheque  du  roi.  —  Sujets  des  prix, 
1785-87.  —  Changemens  arrives  dans  la  liste  des  Acad., 
1785-93.  —  Liste  des  inembres.   —  Memoires  sur  les  an- 
tiquiles  de  la  Perse.   —  Kclaircisseniens  »ur  le  livre  de 
Tobie.  — Hemerologo  au  calendrier  de  difiereiites  villes, 
compare  avec  celui  de  Home.    —  Obs.  wur  le  monument 
d'Ancyre.   —  Remarqucs  critiques  sur  1'Etymologieum 
magnum.  —  Reclierches  sur  la  geog.  ancienne.  —  Kssai 
de    traduction    de   quelques    cpigrammcs    de   I'Anthol. 
grecqne.   —  Inscriptions  et  medailles.  —   Dacier,  B.  J. 
Klogfde  M.  Bignon ;  —  Seguier;  —  I'aciandi;  —  L'abbe 
Arnaud;  —  De  Burigny;  —  Grosley;  —  De  1'aulmy ;  — 
Ui-jot;  —  De  Rochefort;  —  De  Xicola'i;  —  D'Ormesson; 

—  L'abbe  Brotier.  —  Memoires.  —  Freret,  X.     L'ori- 
gen  et  1'ancienne  hist,  des  premier  habitant)  du  laGrece. 

—  Barthelemy,  J.  J.     Essai  d'une  palcographio  numis- 
matiquu.  —  Freret,    X.      Les   causes  et  quelques    cir- 
Constances  de  la  condemnation  de  Socrate.  —  Ansse  de 
Villoiaon,  ,].  B.  G.  de.     Mem.  sur  quelques  inscriptions. 

—  Guignes,  «I.  de.    Les  Sares  des  Chald6eus ;  —  L'ori- 
gine  du  Zodiaquc,  etc.  —  Freret,  X.     Quelques  peuples 
de  la  Helgique. 

48.  Sainte-Croix,  (>.  E.  J.  G.  de.     La  ruinc  de  Baby- 
lone.  —  Larcher,  I'.  II.     Les  principaux  evenemens  de 
I'histoiru  do  (x'admus  ;  —  L'ordre  equestre  chez  les  Grecs. 

—  Sainte-Croix,  .1.  E.  J.  G.  de.     Les  anciens  gouverne- 
mens  et  les  lois  de  la  Sicile;  —  La  population  de  1'At- 
tique;  —  Les  meucques.  —   Larcher,  1*.  II.     Mem.  sur 
Hermias  ;  —  Sur  quelques  fetes  des  Grecs  :  —  La  fete  du 
manage  de  Jupiter  avec  Juno.  —  Barthelemy,  J.  J. 
Ancienne   inscrip.    grecque.    —    Gamier,    J.   J.      Les 
ouvrages  d'Epictete;  —  Tableau  de  Cebes.  —  Silvestre 
de  Sacy,   A.  I.    Hist,  des  Arabes  avant  Mahomet.  — 
Guignes,  J.  de.     Plusieurs  families  juives  etablies  an- 
ciennement  £  In  Chine. 

49.  Silvestre  de  Sacy,  A.  I.     La  version    arabe   des 
livres  de  Mo'ise.  —  Arnaud,  F.     La  vie  et  les  ouvrages 
d'Apelle.   —   Choiseul-Goumer,    — .    de.     Hippodrome 
d'Olympie.  —  Arnaud,  F.     Mem.  sur  Catulle.  —  Gail- 
lard,  G.  II.     Horace  consid.  comme  fabuliste;  —  Meta 
morphoses   d'Ovid.   —  Sainte-Croix,   G.   E.  J.   G.  de. 
Eclaircissemens  sur  1'autorite  legale  d'Auguste;  —  La 
cloture    du    temple    de    Janus;   —   Le  gout  de    1'Ernp. 
Hadrien  pour  la  philosophic,  etc.;  —  Zosime.  —  Ameil- 
hon,  II.  I*.     Fragin.  d'une  inscription  gr.  sur  une  plaque 
de  cuivre  trouv.  a  Tunis.  —  Anquetil-Duperron,  A.  H. 
Le  premier  tteuve  de  1'Inde,  le  Gange.  —  Gossellin,  1*. 
F.  J.     La  Herique  des  anciens;   —   Les  connoissances 
geog.  des  anciens  des  cotes  rnerid.  de  1'Arabie. 

50.  Anquetil-Duperron,  A.  II.     Les  migrations  des 
Mardes.  —  Sainte-Croix,  G.  E.  J.  G.  de.     Le  gouverne- 
ment  des  Parthes;   —   L'Kmpire    des    I'arthes ;   —   La 
Medic.  —  Guenee,  A.     La  Judee  depuis  la  captivite  de 
Babylone.  —  Silvestre  de    Sacy,  A.  I.      La  litterature 
ancien  parmi  les  Arabes.  —  Houard,  D.     Les  antiquites 
Galloises.  —  Dacier,    B.   J.      Sur    1'usage   observe   en 
France  quand  les  rois  out  acqnis  des  liefs  dans  la  mou- 
vance  de  leurs  sujets.  —  Brequigny,  L.  G.  O.  F.  de.    Les 
regerice    en    France.    —     Poirier,    G.       Examen    des 
opinions  sur  1'avenement  de   Hugues  Capet  i  la  cou- 
ronne.  —  Clement,   F.      L'epoque  de   la  mort  du    roi 
Robert  et  la  le  amice   du  rogue   de    Henri  son    flls.  — 
Brequigny,  L.  G.   O.   F.  de.      L'histoire   le  Calais.  — 
Desormeaux,  L.  R.     La  mort  de  Henri  de  Bourbon.  — 
Conde.  —  Brequigny,    L.  G.  O.  F.  de.    Les   negocia- 
tions  touchant  les  projots  du  manage  d'Klisabeth,  reigne 
d'Angleterre,  d'abordavec  le  due  d'Anjou,  ensuite  avec 
le  due  d'Alencon.  —  Gamier,  J.  J.  Une  pretendue  con- 
spiration  contre  Jeanne  d'Albret. 

281.     (29.  1.  79.) 


-  -  Tableau  generate  raisonne  et  methodique  des 

Memoires  de  1'Acad.  jusqu'a  1788;  servant 
de  suppl.  aux  Tables;  par  M.  D.  Paris, 
1791.  4". 

-  -  Notice   de  1'ancienne   Gaul ;    par  M.  D'An- 

ville  ;  suite  des  Mem.     Paris,   1760.  4  v.  4°. 

-  -  Notices  et  extraits  des  mss.  de  la  Bibliotheque 

du  roi.    Vol.  1-4.     Paris,  1787-[98j.  4  v.  4". 
Note.     For  continuation  and  index  see  INHTITUT 
(p.  2239,  2d  col.). 

Selections  in  Eng.    Accounts  and  extracts  of 

the  manuscripts  in  the  library  of  the  king  of 
France.     London,  1789.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Guignes,  J.  de.    Hist,  essay  on 
origin  of  the  oriental  characters  in  the  royal  printing- 
house,  etc.',  —  The  golden  meadows  and  the  mines  of 
precious  stones,  by  Aboul-hassan-aly ;  [also]  a  chronol. 
table   of  the  kalifs;   —   Hist,  chain  of  countries,  etc. ; 
with  treatise  on  science  of  the  spheres.  —  Brequigny,  L. 
G.  O.  F.  de.    Account  of   the  journal  of    Burcard;  — 
Acct.  of  an  nutographical  chronicle  of  Bernard  Iterius. 

—  Rochefort,  G.  D.  de.     Account  of  a  Greek   lexicon. 

—  Vauvilliers,  J.  F.     Account  of  mss.  of  Eschylns.  — 

—  Silvestre   de   Sacy,   A.  I.      The  book   of   councils, 
by    Sheik    Feriddin-Mabommed  ben    Ibrahim-al-Att:ir- 
al-Xiscbabouri.      2.      Silvestre   de  Sacy,    A.   I.      The 
book  of  the  wandering  stars.  —  Gaillard,  G.  II.     In 
structions  given  to   M.  de  Wissant,  P.   R.  de   Syssac: 
Relation  of    the  embassy  of    A.  d'Espagne;     Relation 
of  the  embassy  of  M.  de  Rochefort;  —  Relation  of  the 
death  of  Richard  11.  —  La  Porte  du  Theif,  F.  J.  G.  de. 
Acct.  of  tnss.  cont.  hist,  of  the  reigns  of  Charles  vil. 
and  Louis  xi.  by  Amelgard.  —  Keralio,  L.  F.  G.  de. 
Acct.  of  Chronicon   regum    Sueciie   scriptum   ab   Olao 
Petri.  —  L'Averdy,  C.  C.  F.     Acct.  of  ins.  A  criminal 
process  against  R.  de  Artois.  —  Guignes,  J.  de.     Hist, 
of  the  Atabek  princes  in  Syria,  by  Aboulhasan  Aly. 

Academic  ties  Sciences. 
(Founded  in  1666.) 

-  -  Cometographie ;  traite  hist,  et  theor.  des  co- 

metes;  parM.Pingre.  Par.,  1783-84.  2  v.  4°. 
-  Elements d* astronomic;  par M.Cassini.  Paris, 
1740N  4°. 

-  -  Elements  de  la  geometric  de  1'infini ;  suite  des 

Mem.  de  1'Acad. ;  [par  B.  le  B.  Fontenellej. 
Paris,  1727.  4°. 

-  -  La   figure   de   la   terre ;    determinee   par   les 

observ.  de  Bouguer  et  de  la  Condamine  ;  avec 
une  relation  de  ce  voyage  par  M.  Bouguer. 
Paris,  1749.  4°. 

-  -  Grandeur  de  la  terre.     See,  Suite  (p.  2239). 
-Histoire   de  1'Acad.      Vol.   1,    2,    1666-99. 

Paris,  1733.  2  v.  4°. 

Note.  For  the  Memoires  of  these  years  see  the  titff, 
Memoires,  below.  For  the  index  to  the  Histoire  see  the 
titles  Nouvelle  table  (p.  2238)  and  Table  (p.  2239). 

-  -  Histoire  de  1'Acad.,  avec  les  Mem.  de  mathe- 

matique  et  phys.,  1699-1789.  Paris,  1702- 
93.  92  v.  4°. 

-  -  Journal  du  voyage  a  1'equateur ;  introd.  a  la 

Mesure,  etc. ;  par  M.  de  la  Condamine.  Paris, 
1751.  4°. 

-  -  Journal  du  voyage  de  la  marq.  de  Courtan- 

vaux  pour  essayer  plusieurs  instruments  rel. 
a  la  longitude.  Paris,  1768.  4°. 

-  -  Justification  des   Memoires  de  1'Acad.,    1744, 

et  de  'La  figure',  etc. ;  par  M.  Bouguer.  2e 
ed.  Paris,  1809.  4°. 

—  Machines  et  inventions  approuvees  par  1'Acad. 
Hoy.  des  Sci.  depuis  son  etablissement ; 
dessinee  et  pub.  par  M.  Gallon.  Paris,  1753- 
77.  7  v.  4°. 

Contents.    Vol.1.     1666-1701.    2.     1702-12.     3.     1713- 

19.    4.    1720-26.     5.    1727-31.     6.     1732-34.    7.     1734-54. 

-- Memoires  de  1'Acad.     Vol.  3-11;   1666-1699. 

Paris.  1729-34.   12  v.  4°. 

Note.  For  the  Memoires  after  1699  see  the  title  Hia- 
toire,  above.  For  an  index  to  the  Memoires  nee  the  titles 
Nouvelle  table  (p.  2238)  an<l  Table  (p.  2239). 


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Memoires  de  1'Acad.,  1790.     Paris,  1797.  4°. 

Memoires  [de  ma  them  at.]  donnes  11  1'Acad., 

non  imprimes  dans  leur  temps,  par  M.  Fon 
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Memoires  de  mathem.  et  phys.  pres.  par  divers 

sgavans.  Paris,  1750-86.  11  v.  4°. 
Conttntt.  Vol.  1.  Virgile,  — .  Les  terres  depuis 
Beaucaire  jusqu'a  la  mer;  —  Les  bons  cffetsdu  sel  dans 
la  nourriture  des  bestiaux.  —  Bassuel,  P.  Diss.  hy- 
draulico-aiiatoniique.  —  Pezenas,  E.  Solution  d'un 
probleme  propose  par  Kepler,  sur  les  proportions  dcs 
segmens  d'un  tonneau  coupe  parall.  a  son  axe.  —  Arcy, 
P.  d'.  La  courbe  d'egale  pression  lorsque  Ie  milieu  re- 
siste  comme  le  quarre  des  vitesses.  —  Soumille,  B.  L. 
Un  sablier  de  30  heurcs,  propre  a  servir  sur  mer.  — 
Dalibard,  P.  M.  Le  reseda  a  rleur  odorante.  —  Baron 
d'Henouville,  T.  Une  propriete  singuliere  qu'a  le  sel 
de  tartre.  —  Schlichting,  — .  De  motu  cerebri.  — 
Torres,  — .  La  glande  thyio'ide.  —  Saint-Jacques,  G. 
de.  Supposant  la  loi  d'attraction  en  raison  inverse  du 
quarre  de  la  distance,  trouvt  r  la  nature  du  solide  de  la 
plus  grande  attraction.  —  Godeheu  de  Riville,  — . 
Hist,  d'un  chenille  mineuse  des  feuilles  de  vigne.  — 
Marcorelle, — .  La  statique  du  corps  humain.  —  Cos- 
signy,  J.  F.  C.  de.  La  grotte  qui  se  trouve  a  quclque 
distance  de  Besai^on.  —  Dalibard,  T.  F.  La  variation 
de  pesanteur  des  corps  plonges  dans  differentes  liquides. 
—  Petit- Vandin,  — .  Ilydraulique.  —  Gunz,  J.  G.  Obs. 
anatotniqnes.  —  Sue,  J.  J.  Due  transposition  des  vis- 
ceres.  —  Baron  d'Henouville,  T.  Analyse  du  borax.  — 
Saur,  — .  Cobalt  ou  mine  arsenicale.  —  Du  Tour,  K.  F. 
Eleclrieite;  —  Deux  phenomenes  de  Paimant.  —  Baron 
d'Henouville,  T.  Maladie  mortelle  de  1'estomac.  — 
Bigot  de  Morogues,  P.  M.  S.  La  corruption  de  1'air 
dans  les  vaisseaux.  —  Chabert,  J.  B.  La  longitude  de 
Buenos-Aires.  —  Bonnet,  C.  La  vegetation  des  plantes 
dans  d'autres  matieres  que  la  terre.  —  Baron  d'Henou 
ville,  T.  Analysis  du  borax.  2emem.; —  Levernomme 
en  latin  trenia.  —  Geer,  C.  de.  La  propriete  singuliere 
qu'ont  les  grandcs  chenilles.  —  Espeue  singuliere  de 
millepied  ou  de  scolopendre.  —  Grischow,  A.  N.  La 
difference  des  meridiens  entre  1'observatoire  royal  de 
Paris  et  celui  de  Berlin.  —  Menon,  — .  Le  bleu  de 
Prusse. 

2.  Salerne,  — .  Los  dendrites  des  environs  d'Or- 
leans.  —  Bordeu,  T.  de.  Les  articulations  des  os  de  la 
face.  —  Mazeas,  — .  Des  couleurs  engendrees  par  le 
frottement  des  surfaces  planes  et  transparentes.  —  Bon 
net,  C.  Une  nouvelle  partie,  commune  a  plusieurs  es- 
peces  de  chenilles.  —  Venel,  G.  F.  L'analyse  des  eaux 
de  Belters  ou  de  Seltz.  —  Esteve,  I*.  Le  meilleur  sys- 
teme  de  musique  harmonique.  —  Le  Gentil  de  la  Galai- 
siere,  G.  J.  11.  J.  B.  Une  etoile  nebuleuse  nouv.  de- 
couverte  a  cote  de  celle  qui  est  au  dessus  de  la  ceinture 
d'Andromede.  —  Bigot  de  Morogues,  P.  M.  S.  Un  ani 
mal  aquatique  d'une  forme  singuliere.  —  Morand,  J.  F. 
C.  La  grotte  de  la  Balme  en  Dauphine.  —  Salerne,  — . 
Maladies  que  cause  le  seigle  ergote.  —  Geotfroy,  E.  L. 
L'organe  de  1'ou'ie  des  reptiles.  —  Sue,  J.  J.  Descr. 
anatom.  de  trois  loutres  femelles.  —  Nadault,  J.  Le 
gel  de  cbaux.  —  Dutour,  E.  F.  La  maniere  dont  la 
flamme  agit  sur  les  corps  electriques.  —  Berryat,  J. 
Un  nouveau  febrifuge.  —  Geer,  C.  de.  Un  ver  luisant 
femelle.  —  Bonnet,  C.  La  grand  chenille  a  queue  four- 
chue.  —  Garipuy,  — ,  and  others.  Obs.  des  eclipses  du 
soleil.  —  Plantade,  F.  de,  and  others.  Obs.  des  eclipses 
de  la  lurie.  —  Venel,  G.  F.  Analyse  des  vegetaux.  — 
Outhier,  R.  Une  nouvelle  quadrature  par  approxima 
tion.  —  Brouzel,  N.  Eaux  minerales  de  Passy.  —  In- 
carville,  P.  La  maniere  dont  les  Chinois  soudent  la 
corne  a  lanternes.  —  Godehue  de  Riville,  — .  La  capri- 
ftcation.  —  Gautier,  J.  Hist,  du  sucre  d'erable.  — 
Romas,  J.  de.  Plus  le  corps  isoleest  eleve  au  dessus  de 
la  terre,  plus  le  feu  de  Pelectrisable  est  aboiidant.  — 
Esteve,  P.  La  base  d'une  pyramide  triangulaire  etant 
donnee  avec  les  angles  au  sommet,  determiner  les  di 
mensions  de  la  pyramide.  —  Baron  d'Henouville,  T. 
Examen  cliymique  d'un  sel  apporte  de  Perse,  sous  le 
nom  de  borech.  —  Bossut,  C.  de.  Dirlerenciation  des 
parametres,  pour  la  solution  de  plusieurs  problemes  de 
la  methode  inverse  des  tangentes.  —  Berryat,  J.  Obs. 
du  barometre  dans  la  pratique  de  la  medicine.  —  Geer, 
C.  de.  Les  ephemeres.  —  Dutour,  E.  F.  Theorie  sur 
le  renouvellement  de  1'air  dans  1'eau.  —  Gpubert,  — . 
Relation  des  travaux  fails  pour  relever  le  navire  le  Tojo, 
gallon  d'Espagne.  —  Dutour,  E.  F.  La  necessite  d'isoler 
les  corps  qu'on  electricite  par  communication.  —  Bos- 
sut,  C.  de.  Deux  problemes  de  geometric.  —  Anger- 
stein,  — .  Quelquc-B  montagnes  et  quelques  pierres  en 
Provence.  —  Montamy,  D.  F.  de.  Le  maniere  de  re- 
tirer  1'or  employe  sur  les  bois  dores  a  la  colle.  —  Sue, 
J.  J.  Les  proportions  du  squelette  de  1'homme.  —  De- 


mours,  P.  La  mechanique  des  mouvimens  de  la  pru- 
nelle.  —  Clozier.  — .  La  decouverte  d'une  souche 
d'arbrc  petririee.  —  Adanson,  M.  Latitude  de  1'odor, 
tiree  par  la  meridienne.  —  Outhier,  R.  Carte  dec  pleya- 
des  dont  la  position  de  35  principales  ctoiles  est  deter- 
mineepar  les  obs.  de  M.  Le  Monnicr.  —  Marcorelle,  — . 
Obs.  meteorologiques  faites  a  Toulouse.  1750. 

3.  Cossigny,  J.  F.  C.  de.     Si   les  nitrations  de  I'eau 
de  la  mer  au  travers  des  pores  du  verre  sont  possibles. 

—  Gardeil,  J.  B.     Lett  re  sur  le  tripoli.  —  Vausenville, 
— .     La  recherche  de  1'erreur  des  tables  lunaires  de  Hal- 
ley.  —  Tenon,  J.  R.     La  cataracte.  —  Geer,  C.  de.     Un 
jule  ou  millepied  cylindrique.  —  Aimen,  — .     Les  pro- 
gres  et  cause  de  la  niellc.  —  Pingre,  A.  G.     Eclipse  de 
la  lune.  1755.  —  Godeheu  de  Riville,  — .     Letlre  sur  le 
passage  des  oistaux.  —  Bory,  G.     Passage  de  Mercure 
sur  le  soleil,  6  mai  1753.  —  Wargentin,   P.   G.     Obs. 
astron.  faites  a  Stockholm  en  1751.  —  Incarville,  P.  de. 
Le  vernis  de  la  Chine.  —  Leroy,  P.    Une  lumiere  pro- 
duite  par  I'eau  de  la  mer.  —  Mertrud,  — .     Que  tout  !e 
chyle  qui  passe  des  intestins  aux  veines  lactees  n'er.tre 
pas  dans  le  canal  thorachique,  pour  de  la  fit  re  introcluit 
dans   la  souclaviree  gauche,  etc.  —  Bouillet,   J.  H.  N. 
Obs.  anat.  —  Suvigny, — .     Nouv.  theorie  du  pyrophore 
de  Homberg.  —  taume,  A.     Ether  vitriolique.  —   Du 
tour,  E.  F.     Le  tourbillon  magnetique; —  Electricite  en 
moins.  —  Godeheu  de  Riville,  — .     La  mer  lumineuse. 

—  Lorry,  A.  C.     Les  mouvemens  du  cerveau  et  de  la 
dure-mer,  le,  2e  mem.  —  Bossut,  C.  de.     Tlieoreme  de 
geometrie  enonce  dans  les  actes  de  Leipsick,  1754.  — 
Boscovich,  P.     Extrait  d'une  lettre.  —  Bezout,  E.     Les 
quantites  difterencielks,   qui  n'etant  point  inlegrables 
par  elles-memes,  le  devienrient    ]ieai;moins    quand   on 
leur  joint  des   quantites   de   nieme   forme  qu'elles.   — 
Lorry,  A.  C.     Les  mouvemens  du  cerveau.  —  Barthez, 
P.  J.     Les  soufflets  de  certaines  forges  produits  par  le 
chute  de  I'eau.  —  Bourgelat,  C.     Des  vers  trouves  <lani 
les   sinus    frontaux,   etc.  —  Garipuy,  — ,    and    others. 
Eclipse  de  la  lune.  —  Barthez,  P.  J.  La  constitution  epi- 
demique,  1756,  dans  le  Cotentin.  —  Bossut,  C.  de.     Re- 
cherches   de   dynamique.   —    Marcorelle,  — .      Extrait 
d'une   lettre   a   Fouchy.   —   Garipuy,   — .     Passage   de 
Mercure  sur  le  soleil,  6  mai  1753.  —  Guattani,  C.     Une 
double  veine  azygos.  —  Dutour,  E.  F.     Question  d'op- 
tique.  —  Eourgelat,  C.    Nouv.  systeme  de  cavalevie.  — 
Gabry,    P.      Vera    delineatio    auroise   borealis,   27   oct. 
1754.   —  Marcorelle,  — .     Le  fromage  de  Roquefort.  — 
Bossut,  C.   de.     Nouv.  maniere  de  demontrer  les  pio- 
prietes  de  la  cycloide.  —  Godeheu  de  Riville,  — .     L'ac- 
couplement   des   cousins.   —   Cadet  Gassicourt,    L.  C. 
Experiences  nouv.  sur  I'encre  sympathique  deHellot.  — 
Saint-Jacques  de  Silvabelle,  — .     Du  solide  de  la  moin- 
dre  resistance.  —  Bouin,  J.  T.    Passage  de  la  lune  par 
les  hyades,  1757. 

4.  Mazeas,  G.      La  cause  physique   dc  1'adherence 
de  la  couleur  rouge  au  toiles  peintes  des  cotes  de  Malabar 
et  de  Coromandel.   —  La  Bottiere,  —  .     Methode  pour 
resoudrc  plusieurs  problemes  indetermines.  —  Incar- 
ville,  P.  de.    Maniere  de  faire  les  fleurs  dans  les  feux 
d'artitice  chinois.  —  Necker,  L.     Problemes  de  mecha 
nique.  —  Marcorelle,  —  .     Obs.  meteorol.,  a  Toulouse, 
1747-56.   —  Mariques,  —  .     Extrait  d'une  lettre  a  Mo- 
rand.  —  Celsio,  A.     Obs.  queedam  astron.  et  meteorol., 
Upsalise,  1739.  —  Jeaurat,  E.  S.     Obs.  de  la  comete  du 
1682,   1607,   1531,  faites  en  mai   1759.  —   Lafosse,  P.  E. 
Maladie  du  cheval.   —  Rallier  des  Ourmes,  J.  J.     Les 
quarres  magniques.   —  Bouin,  J.  T.     Aurores  borealt  s 

•  obs.  a  Rouen  31  mars.  —  Arthenay,  —  d'.  Les  voyages 
qui  ont  etc  fails  pour  voir  I'eruption  du  Vesuve.  —  Che 
valier,  J.,  and  others.  Obs.  eclipsis  lunae.  —  Dutour, 
E.  F.  Le  phenomene  des  anneaux  colores.  —  Dulague, 
V.  F.  J.  N.  Obs.  du  passage  de  la  lune  par  les  hyades. 

—  Jeaurat,  E.  S.      Projection   geom.   des   eclipses   du 
soleil.  —  Villiamson,  —  .     La  cause  de  la  chute  du  bois 
ou  des  cornes  des  cerfs.   —   Brodier,  —  .     ( ^instruction 
d'une   chaise   roulanle.   —  Aymen,  —  .      Maladies  des 
hies.  —  Apres  de  Mannevillette,  J.  B.  N.  D.  d'.     Voy. 
aux  Isles  de  France  et  de  Bourbon.  —  Marcorelle,  —  . 
L'hydrocephale  de  Begle.   —   Deluc,  J.  A.  and  G.  A. 
Un  echinite  singulier.   —   Aborville,  —  d'.      L'analyse 
d'une  can  coloree  a  Douai.   —   Baussau  du  Bignon,  —  . 
Experiences  pour  faire  eelorre  dcs  poulets  par  le  fer 
mentation   du   tan.   —   Baume,  A.     Analyse   d'un   eau 
minerale  singuliere,  trouve  a  Douai  en  Flandre.  —   Du 
tour,  E.  F.     Question  d'optique.   —  Bouin,  J.  T.     Obs. 
a  Rouen  sur  la  route  de  la  comete,  sept,  et  oct.  1757.  — 
Romas,  J.  de.      Lettre  a  Nollel.   —   Cadet  Gassicourt, 
L.  C.      La  terre  foliee  du  tarlre.   —  Jeaurat,  E.  S.     Le 
mouvemerit  des  plaiietes.   —   Bouin,  J.  T.     Opposition 
de  Jupiter,  a  Rouen,  '2  mai  1757.  —  Bordenave,  'J'.  Descr. 
d'un  foetus  mai  oonforme.  —  Bosc  d'Antic,  P.     La  cause 
des  bulk's  qui  se  trouvent  dans  le  verre ;  —  La  cause  des 
soufrlures  des  metaux  coules  au  jetes.  —  Gerard  de  Vil- 
lars,  —  .      La   sensibilite   den   parlies    des   animatix.  — 


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Gabry,  P.  Auroras  boreilis,  16  sept.  1757.  —  Je;vurat, 
K.  S.  Distince  d'une  planote  au  soleil.  —  Oathier,  li. 
Obs.  meteorol.,  1756.  —  Bouin,  ,J.  T.  Occupation  do 
Mars  (>  ir  la  lune.  —  Bonnet,  C.  Suppl.au  'L'usage  des 
fcuillesdans  les  planted'.  —  Bouin,  ri.  T.  Occupation  de 
f  2  de  la  BaleiiK-  p:ir  la  lun".  —  M  mduit,  —  .  L  i  cuba- 
lure  des  corps  gaudies.  —  Vosmaar,  — .  Xouv.  g,inrc  de 
crabes  de  mer  (notogastropus).  —  ChabanDn  de  Miu- 
gris,  —  .  Pi'ohluini!  do  dyirimlqm. 

5.  Bjuillet,   J.   II.   X.      Truis   lettros   a   Miiran.— 
Bouillet,  J.   II.  X.,  mil  other*.     Ellipses  de  la  lime. — 
Btiilly,  J.  S.     Theorie  de  la  coinite,  1759.   —   Courtan- 
vaux,  K.  O.  le  T.,  mtrq.  do.     L'etlur  nvirin.  —  Cheva- 
lier,  —  .     ('omete,  1759.  —  Datoar,  K.  P.     Un  bane  de 
terre  crut-ieej  et  do  piorrcs  branchues,  qui  cst  aux  envi 
rons  de  liiom.  —  Jars,  (T.     Nouv.  machine  cxe  'iitee  aux 
mines  de  S.'hem  lit;!,  175").  —  Cjurt  mvraux,  P.  (J.  le  T  , 
marq.  de.     La  concentration  et  confutation  du  vinaigre 
radical.  —  Massier,  C.     Obs.  de  la  c  miete  de  mai  et  juin 
1702.  —  i:  i  nn.  J.  T.     Pueuomiaes  astro-ioin.,  17-VJ.   — 
Cidet  Gasiicj'irt,  L.  (/.     Experiences  p.ir  lesquelles  on 
demontre  d  ins  le  borax  u:i  principj  cuivreux  arsenical 
et  une  tcrrj  vitrisiable.  —  Baudsain  de  Gaemideuc,  A. 
H.     3e  et4c  satellites  de  Jupiter,  17(51.  —  Mjrand,  J.  P. 
C.     L'histoir*  naturelle   ot   mj;licale  des  eaux  de  Plom- 
bieres.    —  Vincent,  it.     I)'  tormino  g  merali   si-riorum 
roeurivntiiim.  —  D  sscamat,  J.    Choroi'de.  —  Apres  de 
Mannevitlette,  J.  B.  X  I),  d'.     La  invitation  do  France 
aux  Indes.   —  Ernauld,  —  .     L.>s  sour.ls  et  mu  as.  — 
Sue,  J.  J.     L:v  mitrice.   —  Chazy,  A.  de.      Instruin  :ns 
propr's  a  niveler,  nomme-i  nivoaux.  —  Mueller,  Q-.  P. 
L  i  colL'  A?  poisson.  —  I!  i ,nl  mill  da  Guanndeuc,  A.  II. 
Position  de  Venus  dans  son  passage  sur  le  soleil,  juin  6. 

—  Bonnet,  0.     Li  ivspir  ition  dcs  chenilles.  —  M  easier, 
C.     Obs.  astronom.  faites  i  Paris,  1762.  —  Mazeas,  G. 
Les  solfitarcs  des  environs  de   Rome.   —  Messier,  C. 
Passage  de  Venus  sur  le  disquc  du  soleil,  6  juin  1761.  — 
Lavoisier,  A.  L.      Analyse   du   gyp-te.    —    Mizea,s,  G. 
1. 'alkali  d.'s  pi  antes  marines,  et  les  m oyens  de  le  rendrc 
propre  aux  menus  usages  que  la  soude.  —  Arquier  de 
Pellepoix,    A.  d'.      O'os.  astronom.  faites  i  Toulouse, 
1761.  —  Mazeas,  G.     La  mine  d'Alun  de  la  Tolsa,  dans 
le  voisinage  de  liome.  —  Bonvoux,  — .     Manas  ivre  pour 
retirer  une  carcasse  de  navire  qui  etoit  echouee  dans 
le  chenal  an  bout  de  la  fosse,  dcpuis  80  ans.   —  Keran- 
stret,  — .     Passage  de  Mercure  sur  le  soleil,  6  mai  1753. 

—  Baume,  A.      le,  2e  mem.  sur  le  refroidissement  que 
les  liqu.'urs  produisent  eu  s'evaporant.   —  Boucher,  — . 
Obs.  a  Lille  sur  les  ditferentes  temperatures  de  1'air,  etc. 

—  Foageroux  da  Bondaroy,  A.  D.     Le  coquillage  appele 
Datta  en  Provence. — Rtllier  dos  Ourmes,  J.  J.    Usage 
des  diviseurs  d'ua  nombre,  pour  resoudre  un    probleme 
d'arithmetique ;  —  Methode   pour   decouvrir    tons    les 
nombres  pivmL-rs   cont.  dans   un   cours   illimite   de   la 
suite   des   impiirs,   et  tons    d'un    temps    les    diviseurs 
simples  de  ceux  qui  ne  le   sont  pas.  —  Pereire,  J.  li. 
P.     Les  sourds  et  mucts.  —  Mircorelle, — .     Lesalieor. 

—  Pingre,    A.   G.,  and  Bouin,   J.   T.     Observ.    faites 
a   Rouen   12  juil.    1757.   —  La   Monnier,    P.       Immc-r- 
Kioii  d'Aldebaran  sous  le  disque  eclaire  de  la  lune.  — 
Rallier  des  Ourmes,  J.  J.    Methode  nouv.  de  division, 
quand  le  dividende  est  multiple  du  diviseur.  —  Da  Vaa- 
cel,  (\     Toutes  les  eclipses  du  soleil,  visibles  a  Paris, 
176r-ll)00.  —  Bjuin,  J.  T.     Diverses  comparaisons  de  la 
lune  avec  des  etoiles  tixes,  faites  ;\  Rouen,  1756;  —  Obs. 
faites  i\  Rouen,  1757.   —   Dulaquo,  V.  P.  J.  N".     Eclipse 
du  soleil,  faite  a  Rouen  Ittjuin  176i).  —  Betbader,  J.     Un 
enfant  monstrueux.    —    Messier,  C.      Principales  obs. 
astronom.  faites  a  Paris,  1752-62;  —  La  plus  conrte  duree 
du  3e  satellite  de  Jupiter  dans  1'ombre,  25  Jan.  1763.  — 
Valmont  de  Bom-ire,   J.  O.     Les  pyrites  et  les  vitrols 
pour  servir  de  confirmation  aux  idees  qu'a  f  lit  tiaitre  la 
eliimie.   —  Saint  Jacques  de  Silvabelle,  G.  de.     Pro- 
blC-me.  —  Datour,  E.  P.     La  diffraction  de  la  lumiere. 

6.  Mazeas,  G.    L  i  formation  'de.s  stalactiques  a  Monte- 
Mario.   —  Datour,  E.  F.     Diffraction  de  la  lumiere,  2e 
mem.  —  Bouin,  J.  T.,  and  Dulague,  V.  F.  J.  N.     Pas 
sage  de  Venus  sur  le  soleil,  6  juin  1761.   —   Baume,  A. 
La  cristallisatiou  des  sels  neutres  qui  ont  pour  base  un 
alk-ili  fixe  ou  une  terre  absorbante.  —  Bouin,  J.  T.,  and, 
Dalague,  V.  P.  J.  X.    Lieux  des  planetes  obs.  a  Rouen, 
175S.  —  Joubert,  P.  L.  de.     Une  coquille  de  1'espece  des 
p  >ulettes,  poV.hee   dans   la  Mediterranee.   —   Apres  de 
M annevillette,  J.  B.  X.  D.  d',  and  others.     Eclipses  de 
soleil.  —  Joubert,  P.  L.  de.    Quelqnes  coquilles  nouv. 
pecheo's  dans  la  Mediterranes.   —  Messier,  O.     Comete 
obs.  en  avr.  1766.  —  Cossigny,  J.  P.  O.  de.     La  mauiere 
de  conserver  ;'i  la  mer  1'cau  potable,  dans  les  voyages  de 
long  cours.  —  M  ;ssier,  C.     Aurore  boreale,  mai  1762.  — 
Gerard,  L.     Especes  de  caucalis.  —  Bouillet,  J.  H.  X., 
an-l  Manse,  — .      Passage  d •}  Venus  sur  le  disque  du 
soleil,  faite  a  Hosiers,  6  juin  1761.  —  Oathier,  R.  Passage 
de  Venus,  faite  a  Bayeux,6  juin  1761. —  Cjtte,  L.    Xou- 
veau  minerale  sulfureuse,  deL-ouverte  dans  la  vallee  de 


Montmorcnci,  1766.  —  Arquier  de  Pellepoix,  A.  d'. 
Obs.  des  degres  du  chaleur  de  differentes  sources  de 
Bagaeres.  —  Mircorelle,  — .  La  p^santeur  et  le  chaleur 
rel.  des  ditferentes  sources  des  eaux  de  Bagneres.  —  Ou- 
thier,  R.,  an-/  otlierx.  Eclipses  de  la  lune.— Cimber,  P. 
L 'organ  3  de  1'ouie  des  poissons.  —  Boscowich,  A.  P.  J. 
J).'  orbitis  comet  u-uin  di-tcrminandis,  op  •  trium  observ. 
parum  a  so  invicem  remotarum.  —  Bras  d'Or,  P.  La 
m  iladie  epidemiquo  des  chii;ns.  —  B:iume,  A.  La  de 
composition  du  tartiv  vitriole  par  1'acide  nitreux  seul. 

Antslmy,  P.  T.  d'.  Obs.  et  calcul.  de  1'oppositiou  de 
Siturne  de!76:{.  —  Arquier  de  Pellepoix,  A.  d'.  Obs.  sur 
la  coniete,  faites  a  Toalons,-,  avr.  16,  1759.  —  Datour,  E. 


P.  Que  le  point  visible  est  vu  dans  le  rayon  qui  va  de  ce 
point  a  1'usil.  —  Bouin,  J.  T.  Aurore  boreale  obs.  & 
Rouen  et  4  Yvetot,  16  sept.  1759.  —  Antelmy,  P.  T.  d'. 
L'opposition  de  Jupiter,  1763. — Mariques,  — .  L'analyses 


des  eaux  minerales  d,;  Siint-R-my  I'Hoiiore.  —  Peze- 
nas,  P.  Xouv.  the  >rie  de.s  tach.'s  du  soleil.  —  Bouin,  J. 
T.  Occultation  del'etoile  8  des  (remeau  par  la  lune,  obs. 
s\  ROIKMI,  1759.  —  Navier,  P.  T.  Ditf.  moyens  d'unir 
Intimoment  le  mercure  au  fjr,  et  sur  la  maniere  de  le 
rendro  soluble  d  ins  1'eau,  et/;.  —  Goldover,  — .  Emer 
sions  et  immersions  des  satellites  de  Jupiter,  1759.  — 
Almeida,  T.  de.  Passage  de  Venus  sur  le  disque  du 
soleil,  1761.  —  Li  Place,  P.  8.,  mnrq.  de.  Les  suites 
recurro-recurrentes  et  leurs  usages  dans  la  theorie  des 
hasards.  —  Boao  d' Antic,  P.  La  fai'enc  Tie.  —  Bouin, 
J.  T.  Li  comete,  m  li  175'.);  —  L'opposition  de  Jupiter, 
faite  i  Rouun  3  et  6  juin  175S.  —  Bjarrand,  — .  La 
quadrature  de  la  partic  b  f  d  du  cercle  a  h  r  b  d  a.  — 
Bjacowich,  P.  R.  J.  D.;  orbitis  comi'taru:n  deU-nninan- 
dis.  —  Libour,  — .  Passage  de  Ve  ms  sur  le  dis^iie  du 
soleil,  juin  6,  1761.  —  Arquier  de  Pellepoix,  A.  d'.  La 
lune.  —  Antheaulme,  — .  La  maniere  de  travailler  et 
polir  les  verres  objectifs  des  lunettes  d'approche.  —  Da- 
tour,  E.  F.  Le  strabism  -.  —  Arquier  de  Pellepiux,  A. 
d'.  Obs.  do  la  lune  et  des  plauutes,  1763.  —  Mueller, 
G.  P.  Decouv.  d'un  papillon  a  tote  de  chenille.  — 
Amiot,  P.  Obs.  meteorjl.,  ^  Pekin,  1757-62.  —  Marco- 
relle,  — .  Obs.  anat.  —  Bormes,  — .  Decouvorte  sur 
Tether  marin,  fait  par  I'intiirmede  du  zinc.  —  La  Place, 
P.  S.,  marq.  de.  La  probabilite  des  causes  par  les 
evenemens. 

7.  Prix,  1774.     Lagrange,  J.  L.    L'e  lUation  secu- 
laire  de  la  lune.   —   Libaude,  — .     Les   moyens  do  per- 
fectionner  1'espece  de  cristal  necessaire  i  la  construction 
de  lunettes  achromatiqiies.      M6m.      Bucquet,  J.  B.  M. 
Experiences  phys-.chim.,  sur  1'airqui  se  degage  des  corps 
dans  le  temps  de  lour  decomposition,  etc.  —  Vicq-d'Azyr, 
F.     L'hist.  anatom.  des  poissons,  le  et  2e  mem.   —   La 
Place,   P.  ST  m.iry.  da.       L'integration   des   equations 
dlflferentlclles  aux  differences  rinies,  et  letir  usage  dans 
la  theorie  dcs  hasards.  —  Sonnerat,  P.    Dascr.  du  coco 
de   1'ile   Praslin.   —  Monge,   G.     La   construction   des 
fonctipns  arbitrages   qui    entrent  dans    les    integrales 
des    equations    aux    differences     partielles.    —   Vicq- 
d'Azyr,    F.      Observ.  anatom.   sur    u:i   extremite    infe- 
rieure   dont  les  muscles  on   ete  changes  en  tissu  grais- 
seux,  sans  aucune   alteration  dans  la  forme  exterieure. 

—  Monge,    G.      L  i   determination  des  fonctions   arbi- 
traires   qui    entrent   dans  les   integrales   d.-s   equations 
aux  ditferentes    espec  -s.  —  Ribelt,  — .     Une   tete    ex- 
ostosee.  —  Camper,   P.      La   structure  des  os  dans  les 
oiseaux.  —  Coulomb,   C.  A.  de.     Une  application   des 
regies  de  maximis  et  minimis  a  quelques  problemes  de 
statique,  rel.  ;X  1'architecture.  —  Dez,  — .     La  theorie  du 
jeaug  -age.  — Munge,  G.     Un  tour  de  cartes.  —  Chevalier 
d'Angos,  — .     Obs.  et  calcul.  de  1'opposition  dc  Jupiter, 
19  aqiit  1772,  faite  a  Rouen.   —  Mallet,  J.  A.     Obs.  et 
calcul.  des  oppositions  de  Mars  et  de  Saturne  1773,  faite  a 
Geneve.  —  Dulague,  V.  F.  J.  X.     La  comete  decouverte 
par  Messier,  le  avr.  1771.  —  Messier,  C.     La  raeteorolo- 
gie.  avec  une  methode  pour  analyser  des  sortcs  d'obser- 
vations,  par  P.  Cotte.   —  Lt  Place,   P.  8.,  marq.  de. 
L'inclinaison  moyenne  des  orbites  des  cometes.  —  Caire, 
— .    Extrait  d'une  lettre  sur  la  cause  du  froid  en  Canada. 

—  Sabatier,  R.  B.      Les  nerfs  de  la  dixieme  paire.  — 
Marcorelle,  — .     Descr.  des  grottos  de  Lombrive  et  de 
Bedeilhac,  dans   le   pays   de   Foix.   —  Sabatier,  R.  B. 
Sur  quelques  particularites  dc  la  structure  du  cerveau  et 
de  ses  enveloppes.  —  Bordenave,  T.     Analyse  de  la  bile. 

8.  Swinien,  J.  H.     Recherches  sur  les  aiguilles  ani- 
mantees.   —   Fourcroy  de  Ramecourt,  O.  R.     Obs.  sur 
les  marees,  4  la  cote  de  Flamlre.  —  Boucher,  P.  J.     Les 
suites  etranges  d'un  volvulus.   —  Mueller,  G.  F.     Un 
nouv.  genre  des  insectes  aquatiques. 

9  Quatre.nere  Disjonval,  I).  B.  Anal,  et  examen 
chimique  de  1'indigo.  —  Coulomb,  C.  A.  de.  Maniere  de 
fabriquer  les  aiguilles  aimantees.  —  Geoffroi,  E.  L.  le 
et  2e  mem.  sur  les  bandages  propres  a  retenir  les  hernies. 

—  Mazeas,  G.     D.-s  tubulaires  a  tube  elastique  et  carti- 
lagineux.  —  Queronic,  — .     Un  insecte  singulier  trouve 
dans  la  rade  de  Lomariaker.   —  Li  Faille,  C.  de.     Le 


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sentiment  des  anciens  et  des  modernes  sur  1'origine  des 
macreuses.  —  Monge,  (Jr.  Les  fonctions  arbitrairos  qui 
entrent  dans  les  integrales  des  equations  aux  differences 
finies;  —  Les  proprietes  de  plusieurs  genres  de  surfaces 
courbes.  —  Laborie,  — .  Anal,  de  la  mine  de  plomb 
blanche.  —  Valmont  de  Bomare,  J.  C.  Le  rattinage  du 
camphre.  —  Bosc  d' Antic,  I'.  La  nature  et  la  cause  des 
differentes  graisses  du  verre.  —  Duhamel,  G.  P.  F.  G. 
Les  forges  de  la  Bretagne.  —  Guyton  de  Morveau,  L.  B. 
La  crystallisation  du  fer.  —  Chaulnes,  M.  J.  d'A.  d'A., 
due  de.  L'air  fixe  qui  so  degage  de  la  biere  en  fermen 
tation.  —  Bucquet,  J.  B.  M.  Mem.  sur  le  sel  ammoniac; 
anal,  dela  zeolite.  —  Tinseau,  — .  La  theorie  des  surfaces 
courbes ;  —  Sur  quelquos  proprietes  des  solides.  — 
Bucquet,  J.  B.  M.  le  et  2e  mem.  sur  1'arsenie.  —  Veil- 
lard,  — .  Anal,  des  eaux  de  la  fontaine  de  Montmorenci. 

—  Bayen,  1'.     Examen  chymique  d'une  mine  de  fer  spa- 
thique.  —  Duhamel,  G.  1''  F.  G.     La  mine  de  plomb  de 
Iluelgoat  en  Basse  Bretagne.   —  Monnet,  A.  G.     Une 
espece  de  mine  decouvorte  nouv.a  Ste.Marie-aux-Mincs. 

—  La  Tourette,  M.  A.  L.  C.  de  F.  de.     1'nc  nouv.  espece 
de  mouche,  du  genre  des  cinips.  —  La  Tourette,  M.  A. 
L.  C.  de  F.  de.     Sur  des  os  fossiles.  —  Troja,  M.    Mem. 
sur  le  tibia  des  crapauds. 

10.  Fuff,  — .     Le  derangement  d'une  comete  qui  passe 
pros  d'une  planete.  —  La  Grange,  J.  L.     La  theorie  des 
perturbations   quo   les   cometes   pcuvent  eprouver  par 
1'action  des  planetes.    —    Guignes,  J.  de.      Planisphere 
celeste  ehinois.  —  Catalogues  des  cometes.  —  Coulomb, 
C.  A.  de.     Theorie  des  machines  simples.   —   Mechain, 
I'.  F.  A.      Recherches  sur  les  cometes  de  1532  et  1661.  — 
Bayen,  P.     Examen  cliimique  du  marbre  de  Campan.  — 
Le  Gendre,  A.  M.      L'attraction  des  spheroides  homo- 
genes.  —  Dietrich,  P.  F.,  baron  de.    Descr.  des  volcans 
decouverts   en    1774,  dans  le  Brisgaw.   —   Cagnoli,  A. 
Methode  pour  trouver  la  situation  de  1'equateur  d'une 
planete.   —  Meusnier,  .1.  B.  M.     La  courbure  des  sur 
faces.   —  Monge,  G.     Les  developpecs,  les   rayons   de 
courbure,   etc.   —   Le  Veillard,  — .      La  formation   du 
Boufrc  par  la  voie  humidc.  —  Charles,  — .     Les  integrates 
des  equations  aux  differences  finies.   —   Marcorelle,  — . 
Obs.  thermometriques.    —   Anisson-Duperon,  E.  A.  J. 
Sur  1'impression  en  lettres,  suivi  de  la  descr.  d'une  nouv. 

?resse.  —  Gengembre,  — .     Un   nouv.  gas  obtenir  par 
action  des  substances  alkalines. 

11.  Memoires  sur  la  formation  du  salpetrc,  par  C.  M. 
Cornette,  —  1'.  Thouvenel,  —  J.  M.  Gavinet,  —  Che- 
vrand,   —  J.  B.  de   Beunie,    —   Thomassin   de   Saint- 
Omer,  —  C.  Romme,  —  N.  Clouet.  —  A.  L.  Lavoisier, 

—  L.  A.  de  la  Rochefoucauld.   —   Lorgna,  A.  M.    La 
formation  et  la  multiplication  des  nitres. 

—  Meridienne  de  1'Observatoire  Royal  de  Paris  ; 

par  M.  Cassini  de  Thury ;  avec  des  obs. 
d'hist.  nat.  par  M.  Le  Monnier ;  suite  des 
Mem.,  1740.  Paris,  1744.  4". 

—  Mesure  des  trois  premiers  degres  du  meridien, 

dans  rhemisph.  austral ;  par  M.  de  la  Con- 
dam  inc.  Paris,  1751.  4". 

—  Nouvelle  table  des  articles  de  1'Acad.  des  Sci., 

1666-1770,  des  Arts  et  Metiers,  et  dans  la 
Collect,  acad.  par  1'abbe  Kozier.  Paris, 
1775-76.  4  v.  4°. 

—  Recueil  de  memoircset  d'observ.  sur  la  forma 

tion  et  sur  la  fabrication  du  salpetre,  par  les 
Commissaires  pour  le  jugement  du  prix. 
Paris,  1776.  8°. 

Contents.  Glauber,  — .  La  nature  et  la  formation  du 
saltpetre.  —  Stalh,  — .  La  nature,  etc.,  du  nitre.  — 
Lemery,  L.  Mem.  sur  le  nitre.  —  Petit,  E.  De  la  pre 
cipitation  du  sel  marin  dans  la  fabrique  du  saltpetre.  — 
Pietsch,  — .  La  generation  du  nitre.  —  Sweden. 
Kriyv-lM'partemfntetx  Kungliga  Ksitl.  Construction 
et  I'establissement  des  nitrieres.  —  Bertrand,  E.  La  for 
mation  du  saltpetre.  —  Grunner,  T.  8.  La  generation  du 
saltpetre.  —  La  nature,  etc.,  du  saltpetre.  —  Neuhaus, 
— .  Experiences  de  la  formation  du  saltpetre. —  Vannes, 
M.  de.  La  nature  du  nitre,  etc.  Granit,  A.  La  fabri 
cation  du  saltpetre  dans  la  royaume  de  Suede,  tr.  M. 
Baer.  —  Milly,  N.  C.  de  T.,  cte.  de.  Une  nitriere  artifi- 
cielle.  —  Du  Coudray,  T.  Me.thodes  employees  en  Prusge 
et  a  Malte  pour  la  generation  du  saltpetre.  —  Desmazis, 
— .  La  nitriere  de  Malte.  —  Simon,  J.  C.  L'art  de 
faire  du  saltpetre  mis  en  pratique  a  Dresde,  1771.  — 
Clouet,  — .  La  recolte  et  la  fabrication  du  saltpetre 
en  Asie.  —  Bowles,  — .  Maniere  dont  se  fait  la  poudre 
dans  1'Inde.  —  Methode  de  fabriquor  le  saltpetre  en 
Amer.,  1775. — Lavoisier,  A.  L.  L'existence  de  Pair 
dans  1'acide  nitreux.  —  Incarville,  I'i'.re  d'.  La  mauiere 
de  fabriquer  le  saltpetre  en  Chine. 


Recueil  des  pieces  qui  ont  remporte  le  prix, 

1720-72.     Paris,  1732-77.  9  v.  4°. 
Note.     Only  v.  1,  2,  7-9  have  tbe  title-page  'Recueil'; 
the  others   have   the   title  'Pieces   qui   out  remporte   le 
prix',  etc.,  or  the  titles  of  the  separate  papers. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  1720-27.  Crousaz,  J.  P.  de.  Le  prin- 
cipe,  la  nature,  et  la  communication  du  mouvement.  — 
Massy,  — .  Maniere  de  conserver  sur  mer  1'egalite  du 
mouvement  d'une  pendulc.  —  Mac  Laurin,  C.  Loix  du 
choc  des  corps.  —  Bernoulli,  D.  Maniere  de  conserver 
sur  mer  1'egalite  du  mouvement  des  clepsidres.  —  Ma- 
ziere,  P.  Les  loix  du  choc  des  corps  a  rosso rt  parfait 
ou  imparfait;  —  Traite  des  petits  tourbillons  de  la  rna- 
tiere  subtile.  —  Bernoulli,  J.  Les  loix  de  la  communi 
cation  du  mouvement.  —  Bouguer,  P.  De  la  mature 
des  vaisseaux. 

2.  1727-32.      Super     problemale    nautieo     dc    im- 
plantatione  nialorum.  —  Camus,  F.  J.  de.     La  mature 
des  vaisseaux.  —  Bulssinger,  G.  B.     De  causa  gravitatis 
physica  generali.   —   Bouguer,   P.     La   methode   d'ob- 
server  sur  mer  la  hauteur  des  astres.  —  Bernoully,  J. 
Nouv.  pensees  sur  le  systeme  de  Descartes.  —  Bouguer, 
P.     La  methode  d'observer  en  mer  la  deelinaison  de  la 
boussolc;  —  Entretiens  sur  la  cause  de  rinclinaison  des 
orbites  des  planetes. 

3.  173o-:i7.      Poleni,   J.      Quanam   potiori    ratione, 
nullis  babitis  stellarum  observ..  navigantes  metiri  queant 
iter  a  navi  confectum.  —  Bernoulli,  J.  Essai  d'une  nouv. 
physique  celeste.  —  Bernoulli,  D.     La  cause  physique 
deVinclinaison  des  plans  des  orbites  des  planetes.  —Ber 
noulli,  J.     La  propagation  de  la  lumiere;  —  Disc,  sur 
les  ancres.  —  Tresaguet,  — .     Mem.  sur  la  fabrique  des 
ancres.  —  Bernoulli,  D.     La  meilleure  figure  a  donner 
aux  ancres.  —  Poleni,  J.     De  praestabiliori  figtira  qua 
anchoraj  fonnari  queant. 

4.  1738-40.     Euler,  L.     De  igne.  ejus  natnra  et  pro- 
prietates  explicantur.  —  Lozeran  de  Fesc,  L.  A.     Sur 
la  propagation  du  feu.  —  Crequy,  — .     Explication  de 
la  nature  du  feu,  etdeea  propagation.  —  Cavalleri,  P.  A. 
La  cause  physique  du  flux  et   du   reflux  de  la  mer.  — 
Mac  Laurin,  C.     De  causa  physica  fluxus  et  refluxus 
inaris.  —  Euler,  L.    Inquis.  physica  iueausam  fluxus  ac 
refluxus  maris. 

5.  1743,46.     Bernoulli,  D.    La  maniere  de  eonstruire 
les  boussoles  d'inclinaison.  —  Euler,  L.     De  observ.  in- 
clinationis  magneticae  ;  —  De  magneto.  —  Du  Tour,  E.  F. 
Sur  1'aiman.  —  Bernoulli,  D.  and  J.     La  nature  et  les 
proprietes  de  1'aiman.     1741.     Bernoulli,  J.     Sur  le  ca- 
bestan.  —  La  meilleure  construction  du  cabestan.  —  Po 
leni,  J.     De  ergatas  navalis   pra;stabiliorc  facilioreque 
usu.   —  Ludot,  J.  B.     La  meilleure  construction  du  ca- 
bestan.  —  Pontes,  — .     Sur  le  cabestan.  —  Fenel,  J.  B.  P. 
Diff.  experiences  sur  la  meilleure  construction  du  ca 
bestan.  —  Delorrne,  — .     Cabestan  4  ecrevices  et  cabe 
stan  a  bras. 

6.  1745,  47.     Bernoulli,   D.     Recherches   median,  et 
astronom.  sur  la  meilleure   maniere  de  trouver   1'heure 
en  mer  par  obs.,  soil  dans  le  jour,  les  crepuscules,  et  sur- 
tout  la  unit  quand  on  ne  voit  pas  I'hori/.on.  —  Medita- 
tiones  in  [eandem]  qiurstionem.  —  Maniere  de  trouver 
1'heure    en    mer.  etc.  —  Essai   d'horolepse   nautique.  — 
Maniere  de  trouver,  etc. 

7.  1751-53,  59-61.     Bernoulli,  D.       La   nature   et  la 
cause  des  courans.  —  Euler,  L.     Les  inegalites  de  Jupi 
ter  et  de  Saturne.  —  Bernoulli,  D.     La  maniere  la   plus 
avantageuse   de    supplier   a   1'action    du   vent    sur    les 
grands  vaisseaux.  —  Groignard,  A.      Le    roulis   et   le 
tangage  d'un  vaisseau.  —  La  perfection  dans  les  verre- 
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C.  L'arrimage  des  navires. 

8.  1753,  56,  57,  GO.      Bernoulli,   J.      De  promotione 
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de  supplier  a  1'action  du  vent.  —  Euler,    L.      Investi- 
gatio  perturbationum  motus  planetarum.  —  Bernoulli, 

D.  Le  roulis   et   le  tangage  d'un  navire.  —  Euler,  L. 
Examen     des     efforts     qu'ont    a     soutenir     toutes     les 
parties  d'un  vaisseau  dans  le  roulis  et  dans  le  tangage.  — 
Euler,  C.     De  successiva  mutatione  motus  medii  plane 
tarum.  —  Euler,  J.  A.     Sur  la  resistance  de  la  matiere 
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Bourde  de  Villehuet,  — .     L'arrimage  du  navire.  —  La 
Grange,  .T.  L.     Les  inegalites  des  satellites  de  Jupiter. 
—   L'arrimage   des   vaisscaux.   —   Euler,   L.     Le   vrai 
mouvement  de  la  lune.  —  Euler,  L.  and  J.  A.      Theorie 
de  la  lune.  —  La  Grange,  J.  L.     Le  probleme  des  trois 
corps.  —  L'arrimage  des  vaisseaux. 

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Classe  de  Litteratiire  et  de  Beaux- At  tit. 

-  Memoires.     Paris,  an  vi-xn  [1798-1804],  5  v. 

4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Sujets  dcs  prix,  an  4.  —  Liste  dcs 
ouvrages  impr.  pres.  —  Dewailly,  — .  Cone.  1'ellipse 
et  les  supplemens  qu'on  emploie  pour  expliquer  les 
phrases  elliptiques,  etc.  —  Lemonnier,  — .  Le  pronom 
soi.  —  Sicard,  R.  A.  C.  La  necessite  d'instruirc  les 
sourds-muets  de  naissancc;  —  Examen  de  I'llermes 
d'Harris.  —  Domergue,  U.  La  proposition  grammati- 
cale.  —  Rapport  sin  un  monument  antique.  —  Le  Blond, 
G.  M.  Sur  la  magic.  —  Ducis,  J.  F.  Epitre  contre  le 
celibat.  —  Le  Brun,  P.  D.  E.  L'enthousiasme;  —  ler 
chant  de  'La  viellec  du  Parnasse'.  —  Andrieux,  F.  G. 
J.  S.  Le  proces  du  senat  de  Capoue;  —  L'Jwpital  des 
fous.  —  Monvel,  J.  M.  B.  Fables.  —  Lemonnier,  L.  G. 
Conseils  d'un  vieillard  aux  jeunes  gens;  fables.  —  Bi- 
taube,  P.  J.  Sur  1'etude  des  anciens ;  —  Socrate  ;'i  1'ecole 
d'un  theologien.  —  Levesque,  P.  C.  Sur  les  trois  poetes 
tragiques  de  la  Grece;  —  Aristophane;  —  Les  progres 
de  la  peinture  chez  les  Grecs.  —  Schweighaeuser,  J. 
Sur  un  passage  de  Simplicius.  —  Le  Roy,  I).  Les 
navires  empl.  par  les  anciens.  —  Mongez,  A.  Sur  les 
travaux  publics  des  Homains,  compares  a  ceux  des  mo- 
dernes.  —  Ameilhon,  II.  P.  Surles  couleurs  desanciens 
et  sur  les  arts  qui  y  out  rapport.  —  Le  Blond,  G.  M. 
Sur  le  vrai  portrait  d'Alexandre  le  grand.  —  Camus, 
A.  G.  La  distribution  et  le  classement  des  livres  d'une 
bibliotheque.  —  Peyre,  A.  F.  Sur  I'aehevement  du 
Louvre,  etc. 

2.  Liste  des  mcmbrcs  et  des  associ(5s.  Hist.  No 
tice  des  mern.  non  imprimes.  —  Mongez,  A.  La  vie  de 
Lemonnier.  —  Villar,  J.  B.  Louvet.  —  Sujets  des  prix 
proposes  Pan  5.  —  Tableau  des  prix.  —  Xoms  des 
artistes  qui  ont  temporte  les  prix  de  peinture,  etc., 
de  Pan  5.  —  Livres  et  ecrits  pres.  Mem.  Mongez, 
A.  La  reunion  des  litterateurs  et  des  artistes.  - 
Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F.  La  grande  famille  reunie.  — 
Sur  la  continuation  de  la  collection  des  Historiens  de 
France.  —  Dupuis,  C.  F.  Sur  les  Pelasges.  —  Le  Roy, 
D.  Sur  le  M«eris.  —  Mongez,  A.  Sur  les  vases  mur- 
rhjns.  —  Villar,  G.  Fragment  du  16e  livre  de  Plliade; 
trad,  en  vers  francais.  —  Vien,  J.  M.,  and  Le  Blond,  G. 
M.  Sur  des  vases  trouves  dans  un  tombeau  pres  de 
Geneve.  —  Camus,  A.  G.  Mem.  sur  llepi  0avnaari<av 
a(cou<r/iaTio>'  (De  mirabilibus  auscultationibus).  —  Mon 
gez,  A.  Sur  les  types  des  monnoies  compares  a  ceux 
dcs  medailles.  —  Lebrun,  P.  A.  Ode  d'un  philanthrope 
republicain  contre  la  monarchic;  —  Ode  d'un  philan 
thrope  republican)  contre  Panarchie.  —  Bitaube,  P.  J. 
Sur  les  deux  premiers  livres  dc  la  politique  d'Aristotc. 
—  Mongez,  A.  Les  gladiateurs.  —  Chenier,  M.  J.  Le 
dernier  hymne  d'Ossian.  —  Ameilhon,  II.  P.  Sur 


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quelques  changemens  qu'on  ponrroit  faire  a  nos  cata 
logues  de  bibliotheques.  —  Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F. 
L'homme  et  sa  conscience.  —  Ameilhon,  II.  P.  Sur  lea 
differentes  especes  de  sparte  dont  il  est  parle  dans  les 
anciens  autcurs. —  Sells,  X.  J.  Lasireneetle  passant. 
—  Peyre,  A.  F.  Antiquites  de  la  ville  de  Troves.  —  Le- 
brun,  1'.  A.  Ode.  —  Camus,  A.  G.  Notice  d'un  livre 
impr.  a  Bamberg  en  1462. 

3.  Liste    des   membres.      Hist.     Villar,  G.     Mem. 
non  impr.  —  Andrieux,  F.  G.  J.  S.      La  vie  et  les  tra- 
vaux  deC.  Dewailly.  —  Villar,  G.     E.  L.  Boullee;  —  J. 
Dusaulx.  —  Prix.  —  Artistes  qui  out  remporte  les  prix 
de  peinture,  etc..,  de  1'an  6.  —  Livres  et  ecrits   pres.  — 
Mem.    Camus,  A.  G.      Comte  rendu. —  Chenier,  M. 
J.     Le  vieillard  d'Ancenis.  —  Dupuis,  C.  F.      Les   Pe- 
lasges.  —  Le  Roy,   D.      Sur   la   marine.  —  Dea   petits 
navires  des  anciens;  —  Sur  la  marine  des   ancieus,  et 
partic.   sur   un   bas-relief  pub.   par   Winckelmann.   — 
Camus,   A.   G.      Sur   [le  Teuerdanck].  —  Mongez,  A. 
1'ersepolis.  —   Le   Gouve,  G.  M.  J.  B.     La  sepulture, 
poeme.  —  Bitaube,  P.  J.     Des  jugemens  de  quelques 
philosophes  et  eerivains  celebres  de  1'antiquite.  sur  les 
republiques  anciennes.  —  Ameilhon,  II.  P.     Les   cou- 
leurs  et  la  teinture  des  ancieus.  —  Mongez,  A.     Deux 
inscriptions  latines  et  1'opobalsamum.  —  Raymond,  A. 
Sur   la   construction   du   Dome   de    la   Madonna    della 
Salute  a  Venise.  —  Mongez,  A.  —  Sur   les   inoyens  de 
faire   entendre   les   diseours   et   la    musique   des   fetes 
nationales  par   tons   les  spectateurs.  —Camus,  A.  G. 
L'histoire  et    les   precedes ;    du    polytypage   et    de    la 
stercotypie.      Sur  un  livre  allemand;  —   Hoffmann   et 
son  polytypage. 

4.  Liste  des   membres.     Tlist.     Villar,   G.     Mem. 
non   imprimes.  —  Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F.     A.  Le- 
blanc;  —  C.  A.  Demoustier.  —  Prix. —  Artistes  qui  out 
remporte   les   prix   en    1'an  7.  —  Livres  et  ecrits   pres. 
Mem.     Mongez,  A.     Sur  les  costumes  des  Perses  sous 
la  dynastic  des  rois  Achemenides  et  celle   des   sticces- 
seurs  d'Alexandre.  —  Peyre,  A.  F.     La   Bibliotheque 
Rationale    peut-elle    roster    entouree   du    Theatre   des 

-  Langles,  L.     Les  papiers-monnoies  des  Orien- 


taux.  —  Mongez,  A.  Les  costumes  des  Perses.  —  Duels, 
J.F.  Epitre  a  Vien.  —  La  Porte  duTheil,  F.  J.  C.  Les 
relations  au  12e  siecle  cntre  le  Danemarck  et  la  France; 

—  L'etat  de  1'eglise  de  Mcssinc  jusqu'au  13e  siecle.   — 
Villar,  G.     Le   desespoir  d' Achilla   apres   la  mort  de 
1'atrocle.  —  Camus,  A.  G.     Kapport  [sur  le  proceile  de 
Boudier  fils]  —  Peyre,  A.  F.     Projet  d'une  bibliotheque 
nationale  a  eriger  sur  1'emplacement  de  la  Magdelaine 
de  la  Ville-l'Eveque.  —  Bitaube,  P.  J.     Reflexions  sur 
Pindare.  —  Andrieux,  F.  G.  J.  S.      L'Olivier,  etc.,  fable 
de  Joatham;  —  Socrate  et  Glaucon;  —  Dialogue  entre 
deux  journalistes,  sur  les  mots  monsieur  et    citoyeu.  — 
Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F.      Melpomene   et  Tlialie.  — 
Gibelin,  E.  A.     Sur  le  Gladiateur  de  BorghtMe.    —   Le 
Gouve,  G.  M.  J.  B.     La  Phaivale.  —  Collin  d'Hirville, 
J.  F.     Dialogue  sur  la  comedie. 

5.  Liste  des  membres.  Hist.  Camus.  A.  G.  Hist, 
des  travaux.  —  Liste  des  ouvrages.  —  Sicard,  R.  A. 
La  vie  de  N.  E.  de  Wailly.  Mem.  Dupuis,  C.  F.  L'in- 
fluence  que  les  babitans  des  lies  du  golfe  Persique,  etc., 
ont  cue  sur  1'Europe  —  Rapport  sur  le  panorama.  — 
Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F.  La  cnmpagne  et  les  vers.  — 
Valenciennes,  P.  II.  Rapport  sur  'Elemens  de  per 
spective  pratique'.  —  Mougez,  A.  L  •§  harangues 
attrib.  par  les  eerivains  anc.  aux  orateurs;  les  masques 
antiques,  etc.  —  Franqois  de  Neiif chateau,  N.  La  mort. 

—  Mongsz,  A.      Une  statue  antique  consorvee  autrefois 
dans  la  Villa  medicis.  —  Francois  'if.  Nftifchfitean,  N. 
Trad,  en  vcr.s  de  ('Expedition  des  Argonaules,  de  Vale 
rius  Flaccus.  —  Mongez,  A.      Le  bronze  des  anciens  et 
une   epee  antique.  —  Barailon,  J.  F.     Les  mines  d'une 
ancienne  ville  appelue  aujourd'hui  Toull.  —  Dacis,  J.  F. 
La  solitude  et  I'amour.  —  Camus,  A.  G.      Les  travanx 
des  citoyens   Herhan,  etc.    —    Ameilhon,  H.  P.      Re- 
eherches   sur   la  pecbe  des   anciens.  —  Camus,  A.    G. 
Sur  Pimpression  des  cartes  ge.)g.  et  de  quelques  autres 
objets   en   caracteres  mobiles;  — Sur   le   Teurdanck. — 
Guyton  de  Morveau,  L.  B.,  and  others.  La  restanration 
du   tableau    de    Raphael,    La    Vierge    do   Foligno.   — 
Mongez,  A.     L'emploi  du  chanvre   dans   1'antiquite  et 
dans  le  Moyen  Age.  —  Andrieux,  F.  G.  J.  S.     Snr  la 
continuation  du  Dictionnaire  de  la  langue  francaise.  — 
Camus,  A.  G.     L'expos.  pub.  des  produits  de  I'industrie 
fr.,   dans  1'an  6,   9.  —  Mongez,    A.      2e   mem.    sur  le 
bronze  antique,  sur  des  epees  et  un  anneau  elastiques 
des  anciens;  —  L'epee   gauloise,  et  les  precedes  que  les 
anciens  ont  suivis  pour    converter    le   fer   en    acier.  — 
Camus,  A.  G.     Add.  el  corr.  a  quelques  passages   des 
vols.  precedens. 

Notice  des   travaux,   18)9/10,  14,   par  J.  Le  Breton. 

[Paris,  1810-15.]  2  v.  4°.    (A  35,  E  71) 
Programme  et  ordre  de  la  seance  du  ler  oct.  1814. 

[Paris,  1814.]  4°.     (A  35) 


Clause  de.s  Sciences  Mathematiques  et  Physiques  . 
Rapport  hist,   sur  les    progres     des    sciences 

clepuis     1789  ;    par    G.    D.    Cuvier.      Paris, 

1810.    4°. 

Same.     Par  J.  B.  Delambre.     Paris,  1810.  4°. 

Analyse  des  travaux,  1806.     Partie  phys.,  par  G.  D. 

Cuvier.     [Paris,  ISoS.]  4°.     (A  9)  —  1807.  10,  12,  13. 

[Paris.  1808-13?']   4  v.  4°.     (E  71)   —   1814.     [Paris, 

1814.]  4°.     (A  35,  E  71)    —   1815.     [Paris,  1815.]   4°. 

(E71) 
Same.    Pte.  matb.,  par  J.  B.  Delambre.  1806.    [Paris, 

1808.]  4°.     (A  9)  —  1808,  10,  12,  13.     Paris,  [1812-13]. 

4  v.  4°.    (E  71)  —  1814.     [Paris,  1814.]  4°.    (A  35,  E 

71)  — 1815.     [Paris,  1815.]  4°.    (E  71) 
Memoires,    1795-1815.     Paris,  an  vi  [1797]- 

1818.   14  v.  4°. 

Note.    Vol.  7,  8,  11.  12,  13  are  in  2  parts.     These  Me 
moires  are  indexed  in  the  Royal    Society's  'Catalogue 
of  scientific  papers'. 
Memoires  presentespar  divers  savans.     Pans, 

1805-11.  2  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Sinclair,  J.  Plan  pour  etahlir 
des  fermes  experlmentales.  —  Mourgue,  M.  J.  A.  Les 
naissances,  les  manages,  et  les  morts,  (Montpellier), 
1772-92,  etsur  les  probabililes  de  la  vie.  — Bjuvard,  A. 
Obs.  astronom.  faites  a  I'Observ.  Nat.  de  Paris,  an  4.  — 
Dayeux,  X.  La  seve  des  plantes.  —  Bondt,  — ,  and 
others.  Trois  especes  ditfei-entes  de  g;vz  hidrogene  car- 
bone. —  Venturi,  J.  B.  Experiences  sur  la  section  qne 
des  cylindres  de  camphre  eprouvent  a  la  surface  de 
1'eau.  —  Deyeux,  N.  LH  sang  bilieux  consid.  sous  les 
rapports  cliimiqucs.  —  Deze,  — .  L'aiiile  citrique  con- 
cret.  —  Deyeux,  X.  Las  fils  ou  polls  qui  recouvrent 
toil tc  la  plante  qui  produit  le  cicer  arietinum.  —  Men- 
telle,  S.  Obs.  meleorol.  a  Cayenne  1  dec.  1778  -30  nov. 
178;).  —  Odier,  L.  Hist,  d'une  femme  qui  avoit  un 
ovaire  transforme  en  hydatides  — Proust,  J.  L.  Recucit 
de  differentes  obs.  de  chirnie.  —  Burckhardt,  J.  C. 
Micrometres. — Noel,  S.  B.  .T.  Les  ditt'erons  bateaux 
empl.  a  la  peche  du  hareng  paries  nations  europeennes. 

—  Deschamp,  — .  Obs.  anatom.  faites  sur  un  sujet  opere, 
Buivant  le  procede  de  Hunter,  d'un  anevrisme  de  I'artere 
poplitee.  — Lhuillier,  S.    Theoremes  de  polyhepopliUie. 

—  Burckhardt,  J.  C.      Determination    des  orbites    de 
quelques  anciennes  cometes.  —   Biot,  J.  B.     Les  equa 
tions   aux   differences    melees.    —   Decandolle,    A.    P. 
Experiences  rel.  a  I'influence  de  la  lumieresur  quelques 
vegetaux;  —  Los  pores  de  1'eaorce;  —  Li  vegetation  du 
gui.  —  Parseval,  M.  A.      Integration    generate  et  com 
plete  des  equations  de  la  propagation  du  son.  —  Burck- 
hardt,  J.  C.     Les  orbites  des  cometes  de  1763,  71,  73.  — 
Dacandolle,  A.  P.    Un  nouveaux  genre  de  la  familledes 
apocinees.  —  Lancret,  — .     Les  ooiirbes  a  double  cour- 
bure.  —  Poiteau,   A.      L'arachis  hypo<;:ea.  —  D  vngoi, 
J.  A.    Les  refractions  terrestres.  —  Labillardiere,  J.  J. 
Deux  especes  de  litchi  cultivees  dans  les  Moluques.  — 
Parseval,    M.    A.      La    resolution    des   equations  aux 
differences    partielles    lineaires    du    second    onlre.    — 
Ampere,  A.  XI.      L'applieatiou  des  fornuiles  ge:ierales 
du  ealcul  des  variations  aux  problemesde  lamecanique. 

—  Parseval,  M.  A.     Deux  equations  importantes  dans 
la  mecanique  des  fluides.  —  Leblond,  J.  B.    Le  poivrier 
apporte  en  1788  de  I'lsIe-de-France  a  Cayenne,  par  M. 
Martin.  —  Parseval,  M.  A.      Methode  gen.  pour  som- 
mer,   par   le   moyen   des    integrates    definies,    la   suite 
donnee  par  le  .tbeoreme  de  L  igrange.  —  Brongniart,  A. 
line  classification   naturelle    des   reptiles.  —  Parseval, 
M.  A.      L'^s  series, etl'integration  complete  d'une  equa 
tion  anx  differences  partielles  lineairies  du  second  ordre, 
a  coefflciens  constans.  —  Nieuport,  C.  F.  de.     La  solu 
tion  d'un  probleme  de  mecanique  propose  par  Alembert; 

—  L'equation  gen.  des  polygones  reguliers. 

2.  Lancret,  A.  Les  developpoides  des  courbes 
planes,  etc.  —  Boullay,  P.  F.  G.  Le  mode  de  composi 
tion  des  ethers  muriatique  et  acetique.  —  Duvernoy, 
G.  L.  Mem.  sur  1'hymen.  —  Hisaenfratz,  J.  H.  La 
propagation  du  son.  —  Pictet,  A.  L'occultation  des 
pleyades  par  la  lune.  —  Thenard,  L.  J.  L'action  des 
acides  vegetaux  sur  1'alcool.  —  Boullay,  P.  F.  G.  La 
formation  de  Tether  phosphoriquea  I'aide  d'une  appareil 
particulier.  —  Roussille  de  Ciiamsru,  — .  I^e  plica 
polonica.  —  Laugier,  — .  Un  nouveau  principe  dans 
les  pierres  meteoriques;  —La  nature  chimique  d'une 
substance  animate  de  la  grotte  de  I' Arc  dans  File  de 
Capree.  —  Larry,  D.  J.  La  plique.  —  Malus,  E.  L. 
Traite  d'optique;  — La  double  refraction;  —  La  mesure 
du  pouvoir  refringent  des  corps  opaques.  — Roard,  J.  L. 
Le  decreusage  de  la  soie.  —  Poinsot,  L.  Les  polygones 
et  les  polyedres.  —  Deslongchamps,  L.  Recherches 
hist.,  etc.,  sur  les  narcisses  indigenes.  —  Garrica,  — , 
and  others.  Les  cuves  d'indigo. 


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Prix  propose  an  concours  1810.  [Paris,  18—.]  4°. 

(E71) 

Rapport  d'une  commission  sur  un  memoire  do  M. 

Mu rat,  intitule;  Experiences  rel.  a  la  meilleurc  ma- 
nierc  d'enfonccr  les  pilotis.  Paris,  1812.  4°.  (A  74) 

Prixdemnlhenintiqncs,  [1811.    Paris,  1809.1  4°.   (E71) 

^(inif.  [1812:  avec  Rapport  adopt4  dans  les  seances 

ilu  13  fev.  et  18  mars  1K09,  snr  1'ouvrage  de  Chlailni, 
relatif  i\  la  theorie  du  son.  Paris,  1809.]  4°.  (E  71) 

Proclamation  des  prix  (lucernes.  Onus  la  seance  pub- 

lique  du  4  Jan.  1813.  [Paris,  1813.]  4°.  (E  71) 

Seance  publique  du  2  Jan.  1809;  prix  propose  au  con 
cours  1811.  [Paris,  M09.1  4°.  (E  71) 

—    CtviEK,  G.  L.  C.  F.  D.     Eloges.     Set  p.  2239,  lot  col. 

Clause  des  Sciences  Morales  et  Politiyues. 

Memoires.  Par.,  an  vi-xn  [1798-1804].  5  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Su.ielsdes  prix  proposes  dans  1'an 
4.  —  J.,iste  <U'»  ouvrages  imprimis  envoyes  a  In  classe.  — 
Titres  des  memoires  Ins  par  les  membres  de  la  classe. 

—  Le  Breton,  J.     La  vie  et  lea  ouvrages  de  G.  T.  Ray- 
nal.   —  Anquetil,  L.  P.     Les  aticiennes  relations  exle- 
rienres  de  la  France;  —  Etat  de  1'Europe  avant  la  paix 
de  Westphalie  en  1648  :  —  L'etat  de  I'histoire  de  France. 

—  Cabanis,  P.  J.  G.     Stir  1'etude  de  I'bomnie;  —  Hist, 
pliysiol.  des  sensations. —  Levesque,  P.O.  Burl'homme; 

—  Les  obstacles  que  les  anciens   pbilosophes  out  ap- 
portes  aux  progres  de  la  saine  philosophic.  —  Tracy, 
A.  L.  C.  D.     La  faculte  de  penser.  —  Laromiguiere,  P. 
La  determination   de  ces  mots,   analyse  des  sensations; 

—  La  determination   du   mot  idee.   —   Buache,  J.  N. 
L'existence  de  quelques  isles  situe.es  entre  le  Japon  et  la 
Californie.   —   Baudin,    P.   ('.   L.     L'esprit  de   faction 
consid.  par  rapport  a  son  influence  sur  les  dif.  gonverne- 
mens;    —    Des    clubs.     --     Diannyere,   A.      Preuves 
arithmet.  de  la  necessile  d'encourager  1'agriculttire,  etc. 

—  Gregoire,   U.      Les  moyens    de    perfection ner    les 
sciences  politiques.  —  Sales,  J.  de.    Analyse  des  me- 
moires  lus  a  la  classe  par  8. 

2.  Histoire.     Prix.  —  Liste  des  ouvrages  impr.  et 
present  eg  a   la  classe.  —  Lebreton,  J.     La  vie  et  les 
ouvrages  de  Deleyre.  —  Memoires.     LeVesque,  P.  C. 
Hesiode;  —  Homere;  —   Les  mojurs  et  les  usages  des 
Grecs  du  temps  d'Homere;  —  Les  nnciennes  relations 
de  la  France  avec  la  Kussie.  —  Talleyrand-P6rigord, 
C.  M.  de.     Les   relations  commerciales  des  Etats-Unis 
avec  1'Anglcterre.  —  Cabanis,  P.  J.  G.     Les  rapports 
du  physique  et  du  moral  de  I'hommc.  —  Talleyrand- 
P6rigord,  C.  M.  de.     Les  advantages  a  retirer  de  colo 
nies  nouvelles.  —  Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  13.     La  ma 
rine  en  France  au  commencement  de  14e  siecle.  —  Bau- 
din,  P.  C.  L.     L'origine  de  la  loi.  —  Legrand  d'Aussy, 
P.  J.  B.     Les  anciennes  sepultures  nationales  dans  la 
ci-devant  eglise  de  Saint-Germain  des  Pres.  —  Baudin, 
P.  C.  L.     Rapport,  2e  rap.  de  la  com.  chargee  d'exam. 
comment,  au  deces  de  ses  membres,  il  doit  leur   rendre 
les  derniers  devoirs. 

3.  Histoire.     Champagne,   J.  F.    Travaux  de  la 
classe;  —  La  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Baudin.  —  Prix.  — 
Ouvrages  impr.  pres.  a  la  classe.     Memoiree.     Cam- 
baceres,  J.  J.  It.     La  science  sociale.  —  Buache,  J.  N. 
LaGuiane  franchise.  —  Bougainville,  L.  A.  de.     Les 
navigations  anc.  et  mod.  dans  les  hautes  latitudes  sop- 
ten  tr.  —  Baudin,  P.  C.  L.     L'ostracisme.  —  Champagne, 
J.  F.     La  morale  d'Aristote,  et  trad,  du  chapilre  de  la 
Iiberalit6.  —  Toulongeon,  F.  E.     L'influence  du  regime 
dietet.  d'une  nation  sur  son  etat  politique.  —  Bouchaud, 
M.  A.     Les  colonies  romaines  et  les  municipes.  —  L6- 
vesque,  P.  C.     La  retraite  des  Gaulois  apres  qu'ils  so 
furent  rendus  maitres  du  Capitole:  —  Quelques  accep- 
tions  du  mot  nature.  —  Bonchaud,  M.  A.     Essai  sur 
I'histoire   numismatiqire  de  la   legislation   romaine.   — 
Buache,   J.   X.      Decouvertcs   a  faire   dans   le    grand 
Ocean.  -—  Bougainville,  L.  A.  de.     Hist,  sur  les  sau- 
vages  de  1'Amerique  Septent.  —  Levesque,  P.  C.     La 
constitution   de  la   republique   de  Spitrte.   —   Legrand 
d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.     L'uncicnne  legislation  de  la  France. 
—  Mentelle,  E.     La  position   de  quelques  lieux  et  de 
quelques  fleuves  dans  1'Argolide.  —  Veron-Fortbonnais, 
— .     Le  genre  des  questions  dont  la  science  del'economie 
politique  comporte  la  solution  exacte.  —  Tracy,  A.  L.  C. 
D.     Quelques  questions  d'ideologle;  —  L'existence  et 
les  hypotheses  de  Mallebranche  et  de  Berkeley;  —  Les 
projets  de  pasigraphie. 

4.  Liste  des  membres.  Histoire.  —  Prix.  —  Tra- 
vanx  de  la  classe  qui  ne  font  pas  partie  de  la  coll.  impr. 
de  ses  memoires.  —  Champagne,  J.  F.  J.  A.  Creuze- 
Latouche.  —  Levesque,  P.  C.  Legrand  d'Aussy.  — 
Liste  des  ouvrages.  Memoires.  Lescallier,  D.  L'ile 
de  Madagascar;  —  Voyage  dans  1'Inde.  —  Gregoire,  II. 
Apologie  de  Harthelen'iy  de  Las-Oasns.  —  Bouchaud, 
M.  A.  Le  code  d'Alari'c.  —  Levesque,  P.  C.  La  con 
stitution  de  la  --publique  d'Athencs;  —  Le  retour  des 


Argonautes  par  le  nord.  —  Buache,  J.  N.  L'ile  de 
Juan  de  Lisboa.  —  Koch,  C.  G.  L'origine  de  la  maladie 
venerienne;  —  I'ne  societe  litteraire  :i  Strasbourg  vers 
la  fin  du  loo  siecle  et  au  commencement  du  ]6e.  — 
Buache,  J.  N .  Les  lies  Dina  et  Marseveen.  —  Bouchaud, 
M.  A.  La  morale  de  Ciceron  ;  —  La  morale  de  Seneque. 
—  Toulongeon,  F.  E.  L'usage  du  numeraire  dans  un 
grand  etat.  —  Daunou,  P.  C.  F.  Opinions  di verses  sur 
1'origine  de  I'imprimerie.  —  Tracy,  A.  L.  C.  D.  La 
metaphysiqiie  de  Kant. 

5.  Liste  des  membres.  —  Histoire.  Travaux  de  la 
classe.  Distribution  de  prix.  —  Liste  des  ouvrages  im- 
primes  presenter  s\  la  Classe.  —  Memoires.  Buache, 
J.  N.  Les  terres  decouvertes  par  La  Peronse  &  la  cote 
de  Tartarie  et  au  nord  du  Japon.  —  Gaudin,  J.  He- 
flexions  pliilos.  sur  la  legislation  de  Solon  et  le  gou- 
vernement  d'Athenes.  —  Buache,  J.  N.  La  carte  de 
Pcutinger. — Girard,  P.  8.  Snr  le  nilometre  de  Pile 
d'Elephantine  et  1'aneienne  coudee  des  Egyptiens.  — 
Bouchaud,  M.  A.  De  1'autorite  et  de  I'usage  des  in- 
script.  dans  la  legislation  romnine.  —  Levesque,  P.  C. 
La  formation  du  langage;  —  Le  gouvcrncment  de  la 
France  sous  les  deux  premieres  dynasties.  —  Dupont, 
P.  8.  Le  nombre  des  ecolcs  primaires  que  I'on  doit 
i-tablir.  —  Bouchaud,  M.  A.  Les  edits  des  magistrals 
romains ;  —  Des  edits  des  empereurs.  —  Bertrandon  de 
la  Brocqui^re.  Voyage  d'outre  mer  et  retour  de  Jeru 
salem  en  France  par  la  voie  de  terre,  1432-33. 
—  Recueil  des  discours,  rapports,  etc.,  de  1'Acad., 

1820-69.     Paris,  1843-72.  8  v.  4". 
Kote.    In  the  following  contents,  under  the  heading, 
DiHcourx   de   reception  the  names  of  the  authors 
of  the  'Discours'  are  in  black  type,  of  the  authors  of 
'Heponses'  in  italics. 

Content*.  1820-29.  Discours  de  reception. 
1820.  Pastoret.  l.inia.  —  1821.  Villemain.  l{,,<t>r.  — 
1822.  L'eveque  d'  Biermopolis.  Kif/ot  </e  l'rtiim>neu.  — 
Dacier.  Villrtnriin.  —  lSZ*.  Quelen.  Aiif/er.  —  Soumet. 
Auger.  —  1825.  Droz.  Anytr.  —  Delavigne.  Anger.  — 
1826.  Montmorency.  Darn.  —  Brifaut.  J'tmtoret.  — 
Guiraud.  1 'ax  tore  t.  —  1827.  Fourier.  I'illtmuin.  — 
Feletz.  Anger.  —  Royer  Collard.  I>aru.  —  1828.  Le- 
brun.  Feletz.  —  Barante.  Jouy.  —  1829.  Arnault. 
Villemain.  —  Etienne.  Jiroz.  Discours  sur  les 
prix  de  vertu.  1819.  Darn.  —  1821.  Lacretelle, 
Sur  de  Montyon.  —  1820.  Lava.  —  1821.  Laplace.  — 

—  1822.     Segur.   —   1823.     L'eveque  d'Hermopolis.   — 
1824.     Seze.  —  1825.     Daru.  —  182f>.    Cessac.  —  1827. 
Picard.  —  1828.      Lemercier.  —  1829.     Cuvier.    Rap 
port  du   secretaire    perpetuel.     1820-29.     Ray- 
nouard.     Pieces    in   vers    lues  en    seance    pub 
lique.     Lemercier.     Tableau  des  legislations  succes- 
gives  du  monde,  tire  d'un  poeme  sur  Moi'se,  hi  1821.  — 

—  Fontanes.     P'pisode  du  poemc  inedit  de  la  Grece  sau- 
vee,  lu  1821.  —  Raynouard.     Le  dcvouement  de  Males- 
herbe,  24  avril,  1822.  —  Ducis.      Epitre  &  Richard  pen 
dant  ma  convalescence,  1822.  —  Raynouard.    Fragments 
de  'Fenelon   et  le  due   de  Bourgogne'.   1823.   —   Daru. 
Sur  les  facultesde  1'homme,  1825.  —  Andrieux.     Kur  la 
perfectibilite  de  1'homme,  1825.  —   Lemercier.    Ode  a 
la  memoiredu  comtede  Sonzn,  1825.  —  Soumot.     Frag 
ment   d'un    poeme   de   Jeanne   d'Arc,    1826.    —    Daru. 
Fragment  d'un  poeme  sur  I'astronomie,  1827.  —  Lebrun. 
L'inspiration  poetique,  1828.     Pieces  en  pros  e    lues 
en   seance   publique.     1820-29.     Lemontey.     De  la 
precision    consideree    dans     le    style,    leg    langues,    et 
la  pantomine.  1824;  —  Eloge  hist,  de  Vicq  d'Azyr.  1825. 

—  Chateaubriand.     Discours  servant  d'introd.  ;'i  1'hist. 
de   France,  1826.   —   Michaud.      Quelques   obs.  sur  /e 
cnraclere  et  1'esprit  des  chroniqucs  du  Moyen  Age.  1829. 

1830-39.  Discours  de  reception.  1830.  La- 
martine.  Cuvier.  —  S6gur.  Arnnult.  —  Pongerville. 
Jouy.  —  1831.  Cousin,  t'eletz.  —  Viennet.  1'urstval- 
(iran(1mainon.  —  1832.  Jay.  Arnault.  —  Dupin.  Jouy. 

—  1833.    Tissot.  Jony,  —  Nodier.  Jony.  —  1834.    Thiers. 
Viennet.  —  1836.     Scribe.    Villemain.  —  Salvandy.    /.«- 
brnn.   —   Dupaty.  Itural.  —   Guizot.    Seyur.   —   1837. 
Mignet.  I'oni/errille.     Prix    de    vertu.     1830.    Par- 
seval-Grandmaison.  — 1831.    Lebrun.  —  1832.    Brifaut. 

—  1833.    Jouy.  —  1834.    Villemain.  —  1835.     Tissot.  — 
1836.    Nodier.  —  1837.     Lebrun.  —  1838.    Salvandy.  — 
1839.      Etienne.     Secretaires    perpetucls.    1830- 
32.    Andrieux.  —  1833-34.    Arnault.  —  1835-39.    Ville 
main.       Pieces   en    vers.       Lebrun.      Stances    sur 
le   ciel   d'Athenes;    reception    de    Lamartine;    —  Ode 
faite  en  visitant   en   Grece  le  mont   Liakoura  1'ancien 
Parnasse.   —   Andrieux.     L'enfance   de   Louis  xil,   et 
quelques  traits  de  sn  vie.  —  Lemercier.     Le  triomphe 
national;  —  Appel  aux  Muses  con  t  re  la  depredation  de 
la  morale  publique  et  des  beaux-arts  ;  reception  de  Jay. 

—  Viennet.     Fragment  de  la  tragedie  des  etals  de  la 
ligue.  —  Arnault.    Les  des  pipes,  fable ;  reception  de 
Dupin.  —  Lebrun.     Stances  ecrites  A  Olympic.  —  Ar- 


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nault.  Fables  inedites.  —  Lebrun.  Strophes  faites  en 
mer.  —  Lemercier.  Hommage  a  la  memoire  du  peintre 
David  ;  —  Lampelie  et  Daguerre.  —  Viennet.  Fables ;  — 
Fables  inedites.  Pieces  en  prose.  1830-39.  Ar 
nault.  Dissertation  sur  1'apologue  en  action.  —  Lacre 
telle.  Analogies  et  contrastes  entre  Cromwell  et  Napo 
leon.  —  Lemercier.  Sur  la  decouverte  de  1'lngenieux 
peintre  du  diorama.  Ouvrages  lus  en  seance 
particul  ier  e.  Jouy.  Eloge  de  Rcgnault  de  Saint- 
Jean  d'Angely.  —  Lacretelle.  Kloge  de  Bailly.  —  Fe- 
letz.  Eloge  du  cardinal  de  Bernis.  —  Dupin.  Eloge 
[duj  due  de  N 1  vernois.  —  Notes  contenant  des  eclaireis- 
sements  historiques  et  quelques  citations  cmpruntees 
aux  reuvres  [du]  due  de  Nivernois.  —  Jouy.  Notice 
sur  llydir-Aly-Khan.  —  Feletz.  Du  dialogue;  —  De 
1'anecdote.  Disco  urs  pro  nonces  dans  di  verses 
solennites.  Inauguration  de  la  statue  de  Corneille; 
extr.  des  proces  verbeux.  —  Lebrun.  Inaug.  de  la 
statue  de  C.  a  Rouen.  —  Nodier.  Inaug.  de  la  statue  de 
Ouvier,  a  Montbeliard.  —  Michaud.  Inaug.  de  la  statue 
deCuvier;  rapport  uu  nom  de  la  deputation  envoyee  a 
Montbeliard.  —  Barante.  Trans,  des  restes  de  Montyon, 
de  Vaugirard  a  1'llotel-Dieu.  —  Tissot.  Trans,  des 
restes  de  la  Harpe  du  cimetiere  de  1'ouest  an  cimetiere 
de  I'est.  —  Lemercier.  Trans,  des  restes  de  Florian  a 
la  cummunc  de  Sceaux. 

1840-49.  Discou  rs  de  reception.  1840.  Flou- 
rens.  Mianet.  —  Mole.  Ditj/in.  —  1841.  Hugo,  Sal 
vandy.  —  Sainte  Aulaire.  Roger.  —  Ancelot.  Jirifuut. 

—  1842.     Tocqueville.   Mole.   —   Ballanche.   Barante. 

—  Pasquier.  Jlignet.  —  1843.    Patin.  Bnrunte.  —  1845. 
Saint-Marc  Girardin.    lingo.  —  Merimee.  Etitnne.  — 
Sainte  Beuve.  Hugo.  —  1846.     Vigny.  Mol<:.  —  Vitet. 
Mole.  —  1847.     Remusat.  Dupaly.  —  Empis.    Viennet. 

—  1848.  Ampere.  Alvrinu'e.   —   1849.     Noailles.  Patin. 
Prix    de    vertu.    1840-49.      Salvandy.    —  Jouy.    — 
Mole.  —  Flourens.  —  Scribe.  —  Dupin.  —  Viennet.  — 
Tocqueville.  —  Saint  Marc  Girardin.  —  Sainte  Au 
laire.      Rap  ports des    secretaires   perpetuels. 
184U-49.      Villemain.       Pieces     en     vers.     1840-49. 
Viennet.     Fables  inedites;  —  Fables.  —  Ancelot.     Le 
Havre,  epitre  a  Mme.  C.  I'ersac.  —  Soumet.     Fragment 
d'une  epopee  de  Jeanne  d'Arc.  —  Lacretelle.    Sur  1'em- 
ploi  de  la  inythologie.  —  Viennet.     Fables.  —  Ponger- 
ville.    Fragments  d'une  epitre  sur  la  peine  de  niort.  — 
Viennet.    Fables  inedites.  —  Dupin.     Eloge  de  Males- 
herbes. 

1850-59.  i.  Discours  de  reception.  1850.  St. 
Priest.  Dujiuty.  —  1851.  Nisard.  SaintMarc  Girardin. 
-  1852.  Montalembert.  Guizot.  —  Musset.  Xisard. 

—  1854.      Dupanloup.     Salvandy.      Prix    de  vertu. 
le  partie.       Salvandy.  —  Noailles.  —  Vitet.  —  Vien 
net. —  Salvandy.    Secret  a  ires  perpetuels.    1850- 
59.     le    partie.      Villemain.      1850-54.      Pieces     en 
vers    en    seances    publiques.    le    partie.  —   An 
celot.     Souvenirs  et  visions,  fragment  compose  a  Home, 
au  milieu  des  ruines  du  Forum.  —  Ancelot.     Venise.  — 
Ampere.     Ode  sur  le  temps   present.  —  Brifaut.     Le 
monde  a  refaire,  conte.    —    Viennet.     Epitre   a  Clio. 
Pieces  en  prose,   le  partie.  —  Ampere.     Fragment 
d'un  voyage  au  Canada.     Pieces  en  vers.  le  partie. 
Brifaut.     La  soeur  de  charite;  —  L'bymen  ;  —  Regrets 
et  espoir.      Discours    prononces  dans  diverses 
solennites.     Nisard.     Rapport,  au  nom  des  membres 
presents   a   1'inauguratlon    de   la   statue   de   Gresset  a 
Amiens;  —  Discours,  pour  1'inauguration  de  la  statue 
de  Gresset  a  Amiens.  —  Ancelot.     Discours,  dans  la 
meme  solennite.  —  Musset.     Discours,  pour  les  inau 
gurations  des  statues  de  Bernardin  de  St.  Pierre  et  de  C. 
Delavigne,   au  Havre.   —  Ancelot.     Poeme   dithyram- 
bique   lu   au  Havre.   —   Salvandy.     Discours,  dans  la 
meme  solennite.     II.    Discours   de   reception.    2e 
pte.   1855.     Berryer.    Salvandy.  —  Silvestre  de  Sacy. 
Salcandy.   —  1856.     Legouve.    Flourens.    —    Broglie. 
Jfixard.  —  Ponsard.  Xisard.  —  1857.     Biot.  Guizot.  — 
Falloux.  Brifitut.   —  1858.    Augier.  Lebrun.  —  1859. 
Laprade.    Vitet.  —  Sandeau.    Vitet.    Prix  de  vertu. 
2e  pte.     Noailles-Barante.  —  Vitet.  —  SaintMarc  Gi 
rardin.  —  Guizot.      Secretaires    perpetuels.    2e 
pte.     Villemain.   1855-59.    Pieces  en  vers.     2e  pte. 
Viennet.     Epitre  a  Despreaux; —  Epitre  a  Pontmartin 
sur   la  tragedie;   —   Epitre  a  Villemain.   —   Legouve. 
Les  deux  miseres;  un  souvenir  de  Manin.  —  Viennet. 
Epitre  a  mes  quatre  vingts  ans. 

1860-69.  I.  Discours  de  reception.  1861.  La- 
cordaire.  Guizot.  —  1863.  Feuillet.  Vitet.  Broglie. 
SaintMarc  Girardin.  —  1864.  Carne.  Viennet.  —  Du- 
faure.  Patin.  Prix  de  vertu.  le  pte.  Remusat. 
I860. — Laprade.  1861.  —  Montalembert.  1862.  —  Saint 
Marc  Girardin.  1863.  Le  prince  de  Broglie.  1864.  — 
Sainte  Beuve.  1865.  Secretaires  perpetuels. 
le  pte. —  Villemain.  1860-65.  Pieces  en  vers.  le 
pte.  —  Legouve.  Un  jeune  homme  qui  ne  fait  rien; 
comedic.  —  Viennet.  Fables.  —  Legouve.  Fragments 


dramatiques.  —  Viennet.  Epitre  a  ma  vieillc  muse.  — 
SaintMarc  Girardin.  De  1'apologue  et  de  la  parabole 
dans  1'antiquite. 

Academie  des  Inscriptions  et    Belles  Letlres. 

-  Histoire   et    mem.    de    1'Acad.      Vol.  5-28, 

Paris,    1821-74.  33  v.   (v.  20,  pt.  1  ;     22,   pt. 
1,  2;  27  v.).   4°. 
Note.    Vol.  11  is  a  Table  des  dix  prem.  vol. 

—  Memoires    presentes  par  divers    savants,     le 

serie.     Vol.  1-8  :     Sujets  divers  d'erudition. 
Paris,  1844-69.  8  v.  4U. 

2e  serie.  Vol.  1-5  :  Antiquitesde  la  France. 

Paris,  1843-65.  5  v.  4". 

—  Recueil    des  historiens  des  croisades.     Paris, 

1841-59.  5  v.   f". 

Contents.  Lois.  Tome  1.  Assises  de  Jerusalem: 
Haute  Cour;  pub.  par  le  comte  Beugnot.  2.  Courdes 
Bourgeois;  pub.  par  Beugnot.  Historiens  occi- 
dentaux.  Tome  1,  le  ptie.  Rapport  sur  la  publica 
tion  du  Kecueil.  —  Notice  sur  la  carte  generate  du  theatre 
des  croisades.  Tome  1,  le,  2e  pte.  Guilelmus  Ty- 
rius.  Ilistoria;—  frent-fi.  L'estoire  de  Eracles  empe- 
reur.  2.  Contin.  de  I'estoire  de  Guillaume  arcevesque 
de  Sur.  —  Contin..  1229-61.  —  Analyse chronologique. — 
Glossaire.  —  Table. 

Academie  des  /Sciences. 

—  Comptes   rendus   hebdomadaires  des  seances, 

1835-75.     Paris,  1835-75.  81  v.  4U. 

Supplement.     Paris,  1856-61.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Table  gen.,  tomes  1-31.     Paris,  1853.  4". 

-  -  Memoires.     Vol.  1-38.     Paris,  1818-73.  38  v. 

4°. 

Note.    Vol.  27,  31,  37  are  in  two  pt.   The  2d  pts. 
of  27  and  31  are  wanting. 

-  Memoires  presentes  par  divers  savans.  Sciences 

mathem.  et  phys.     Vol.  1-20.     Paris,  1827- 
72.  20  v.  4°. 
Academie  des  Sciences  Morales  et  Politiques. 

-  -  Compte  rendu  des  seances  ;  par  C.  Verge,     le 

ser.,  tome  7,  fev.,  mars   8,   sept. -dec.,  9-10. 

Paris,  1846.  2  v.  8". 
2e  ser.,  tome    1-10.      Paris,    1847-51.  10  v. 

(T.  8,  aout,  sept,  w.) .  8°. 
3e  ser.,  tome  1,  2,  juil.,  aout.  Paris,  1852.  8°. 

-  -  Memoires.     2e  ser.     Vol.  1-12.     Paris,  1837- 

65.   12  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Fondation,  suppression,  retab- 
lissement  de  la  classe.  —  Reglement  pnrticulier.  —  Etat 
de  1'Acad.  —  Comte,  C.  La  vie  et  les  travaux  de  le  comte 
Garat.  —  Philos.  Maine  de  Biran,  M.  F.  P.  G.  Le 
sommeil,  les  songes.  et  le  somnambulistne.  (Anal,  et 
nlem.)  —  Laromiguiere,  P.  Lecons  de  philosophic,  — 
Broussais,  F.  J.  V.  L'assoc.  du  physique  et  du  moral. 
(Anal,  et  mem.)  —  Morale.  Roederer,  1'.  L.  Sur  la 
religion,  la  raison,  et  la  sympathie.  —  Bignon,  L.  P.  E. 
La  conciliation  progressive  de  la  morale  et  de  la  pol. 
(Anal,  et  mem.)  —  Jouffroy,  — .  Cours  de  droit  nature!. 

—  Lucas,  C.  Theorie  de  I'emprisonnement.  — Leg! ela 
tion,  etc.     Berenger,  A.  M.  M.  T.     Rapport  sur  In  sta- 
tistique  de  la  justice  civile.    (Anal,  etmem.)  —  Carnot, 
— .     L'instruction  criminelle.  —  Comte,  C.     Traite  de 
legislation.  —  Beaumont,  G.  de.     La  condition  sociale 
et  politique  des  negres  esclaves  et  des  gens  de  couleur 
affranchis  aux  Etats  Tnis.  —  Tocqueville,  A.  de.     L'in- 
fluence  du  point  de  depart  sur  1'avenir  de  la  societe  des 
Etats-Unis.  —  Saint-Hilaire,  B.     L'ordre  des  livres  de 
la    pol.   d'Aristote.   —   Berenger,   A.   M.   M.   T.      Les 
moyens   propres   a   generaliser   en   France   le   systeme 
penitentiare.     (Anal." ft  mem.)  —  Econ.  pol.  et  stat. 
Villerme,  L.  R.,  anil  Benoiston  de  Chateauneuf,  L.  F. 
Docs,   propres  a  constater  la  marche  et  les  eff'ets  du 
cholera  morbus  dans  Paris.  —  Villerme,  L.  R.     La  dis 
tribution  dc  la  population  francais  par  etat  civil.     (Anal, 
ctmem.);  —  L'influence  des  marais  sur  les  differents 
ajrcs.  —  Lakanal,  J.      Lettre  sur  son  sejour  en   Ame- 
rfqlle.  —  Comte,  C.    Melanges  et  correspondances  d'eco- 
nomie  politique.  —  Morogues,  — .     Les  recberches  des 
causes  de  la  richesse  et  de  la  misere  des  pell  pies  civilises. 

—  Dureau   de   la  Malle,  A.  J.  C.  A.      La  population 
de  la  France  au  14e  siecle.  —  Costaz,  L.     La  construc 
tion  des  tables  de  statistique  et  sur  la  mes ure  des  valeurs. 

—  Renouard,  C.     La  statistique  de  la  justice  civile.  — 


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Berea,  E.  L'affaiblissemenl  du  commerce  cU>  Bordeaux 
et  les  moyens  d'y  remedier.  —  Benoiston  de  Chateau- 
neuf,  L.  F.  L'entrepot  do  Pari«.  —  Quetelet,  L  A.  J. 
L'inlluetice  des  saisons  sur  la  mortalite  aux  diffe  rents 
ages,  dans  la Belgique. —  Hist.  Roederer,  1'.  L.  L'his- 
toire  tic  la  soc.  polie  en  France.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A. 
L'elablissement  de  la  reforme  religiense  et  sur  constitti- 
tion  du  calvinismc  a  Geneve.  (Anal,  et  mem.)  —  Du- 
reau  de  la  Malle,  A.  J.  C.  A.  Lea  causes  tie  ['extension 
du  droit  de  cite  chez  les  Romania.  —  Sujcts  (lew  prix  25 
avr.  1836.  —  Rapports  de  M.  Cousin  et  le  due  de  Bus- 
sano.  —  Mem.  I  us.  Simeon.  — .  Le  regime  dotal  et 
le  regime  en  communaute  duns  le  manage.  —  Cousin,  V. 
Sur  ie  sic  et  non  (oui  et  non)  d'Abullard. 

2.  Notices   et   eloges    hist.     Mignet,    F.   A.  A. 
Analyse  des  travaux  de  1'Acad.  —  Comte,  F.  C.  L.     Vic- 
el  travaiix  de  Maltlius.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A.     Vie  et  tra 
vaux  de  Sieyes,  —  de  lioederer.  —  Talleyrand-Perigord, 
C.  M.  de.     Le  comte  Reynard.  —  Mem.  et  rapports. 
Jouffroy,  — .     De  la  legitiinite  de  la  distinction  de  la  psy- 
chologie  t-t  de  la  phyi-iologie.  —  Damiron,  J.  P.     Rap 
port  sur  POrganum  d'Aristote.      Morale.     Dunoyer, 
B.  C.  P.  J.     Rapport  sur  les  classes  dangcreuses  dans 
les  grande8  villes.     Legislation ,  flc.     Portalis,  J.  M. 
Quelques  obs.  a  ['occasion  d'un  code  civil  pour  les  etats 
de  Sardaigne.     Kcun.  pol.  et  stat.     Rossi,   P.  L.  E. 
Le  droit  civil  francais.  —  Passy,  II.  P.     La  division  des 
heritages  et  I'intluence  qu'elle  exeree  sur  la  distribution 
des  richesses.   —  Dupin,  C.     L'inrtuenee  des  nouvelles 
forces  motrices  et  des  nouveaux  moyens  de  transports. 
—  Villerme,  L.  R.  L'etat  physique  et  moral  des  ouvric-rs 
empl.   dans  les  fabriques  de  soie,   de  colon,  et  de  laine. 
Hist.     Mignet,  F.  A.  A.     La  formation  territorial  et 
politique  de  la  France,  lle-liie  siecle. 

3.  Etat,    Jan.    1841.      Mignet,    F.  A.  A.     Anal,   des 
travaux,   1  Jan.  1839-31    dec.   1840;   —   Livingston;  — 
Talleyrand.'     Mem.     Broussais,    M.   J.  V.     Du   senti 
ment  d'individualite.  —  Barthelemy  Saint  Hilaire,   J. 
La  philosophic  sanscrite,  le  Xyaya.  —  Damiron,  J.  P. 
Hobbcs.    Morale.    Jouffroy,—.    Rapporteur  I'Ecolea 
normales    primaires.   —   Leg!  si.,   etc.     Passy,    II.    P. 
Les  formes  des  gouvernements  et  les  causes  qui  les  de- 
terininent.  —  Portalis,  J.  M.     Droit  des  gens;  —  De  la 
recherche   de  la  verite   des  fails  dans    les  debats  judi- 
ciaires.     Econ.    pol.   el  slat.     Blanqui,  J.  A.     Sur 
Petal  econ.   et  moral  de  la  Corse.  1838.   —  Passy,  H.  P. 
Assoc.  commerciales  Allemandes.  —  Benoiston  de  Cha- 
teauneuf,  L.  F.     De  la  durce  de  la  vie  chez  les  savants 
et  les  gens  de  lettres.     Hist .  ge  n  .  el  ph  i  los.     Miche- 
let,  J.     Les  causes  qui  out  amene  1'abolition  de  Pescla- 
vage  ancien  :  —  Comment  I'ancienne  Germanie  est  entree 
dans  la  societe  civilisee  de  PEurope  occidentale,  el  lui  a 
servi  de  barrieVc  eontre  les  invasions  du  Xord. 

4.  Etat,  1844.     Mignet,  F.  A.  A.     Anal,  des  travaux, 
1  Jan.   1841-31  dec.  1843;   —    Broussais;—  Merlin;  — 
Destutt  de  Tracy.     Mem.     Damiron,  J.  P.     Spinoza  et 
ua  doctrine;  —  Cartesianisme.     Legist .,  rfc.    Portalis, 
J.  M.     Code  civil  pour  Sardaigne.  —  Troplong,  R.  T. 
L'inlluence  du  cbristianisme  sur  le  droit  civil   des  Re 
mains.   —   Berriat  Saint  Prix,   J.    S.      Pauperisme   en 
France  an  16e  siecle;  —   La  legislation  rel.  aux  nullites 
des  actes  de  procedure.  —  Berenger,  L.  P.     Code  penal. 
Econ.  pol.  et  stat.     Benoiston  de  Chateauneuf,   L. 
F.,  ami  Villerme,  L.  R.     Voyage  fait  dans  les  cinq  de- 
partements  de  la  Bretagne.     Hist.  gen.  et   philos. 
Naudet,  J.     Sur  la  police  chez  les  Romains.  —  Mignet, 
F.  A.  A.     Le  droit  de  succession  des  femmes. 

5.  Eloges   hist.     Mignet,   F.  A.   A.     Daunou :   — 
Simeon.     Mem .  et  Rap  ports.      Barthelemy  Saint- 
Hilaire,  J.~   L'eeole  d'Alexandrie.  —  Remusut,  C.  F.  M. 
de.   Examen  critique  de  la  philos.  allernande.    Legist.. 
etc.     Giraud,  C.     Des  nexi.  —  Berriat  Saint  Prix,  J.  8. 
Sur  la  loi  des  xil  Tables.      Econ.  pol.     Passy,  II.  P. 
Systemes  de  culture  et  examen  de  leur  influence  sur 
I'econ.  sociale.   —   Benoiston  de   Chateauneuf,    L.  F. 
Duree   des  families  nobles  de  France.    —  Thierry,  A. 
Etats  generaux.  —  Naudet,  J.     Les  recompenses  d'hon- 
neur  chez  les  Romains.  —  Passy,  H.  P.     Des  causes  qui 
out  influe  sur  la  marehe  de  la  civilisalion. 

6.  Eloges  hist.     Mignet,  F.  A.  A.     Sismondi;  — 
Comte;   —   Ancillon.     Mem.  et  rapports.     Franck, 
A.     Mem.  env.  pour  concourir  au  prix  de  philos.,  1843- 
46. — Damiron,  J.  P.     Bayleetses  doctrines.    Morale. 
Giraud,  C.  J.  B.     Le  concours  ouvert  pour  le  prix  quin- 
quennal    de   5000   francs,    fonde    par   F.    de   Beaujour. 
1848.     Legisl.     Giraud,  C.  J.  B.     Le   prix  de  legisla- 
tion.     Econ.    pol.     Passy,  II.  P.     Ecole  des   physio- 
crates.  —  Blanqui,  J.  A.     La  situation  econ.  et  morale 
de  1'Espagne  en  1846.  —  Benoiston  de  Chateauneuf,  L. 
F.     Duree  de  la  vie  hutnaine  dans  plusieurs  des  princi- 
paux  Etats  de  1'Europc;  —  La  condition  des  femmes  et 
cles  jeunes  flllcs  detenues  et  liberees.     Hist.     Mignet, 
F.  A.  A.     La  question  d'hist.   mise  au  concours  pour 
1847.  —  Naudet,  J.    La  police  chez  les  Romains. 

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-icnesses.  —  .uupin,  u.  Hu-n  etre  et  concorde  den 
classes  du  peuple  francais.  —  Thiers,  L.  A.  Droit  de 
proprlete.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A.  Vie  de  Franklin.  — 
Barthelemy  Saint  Hilaire,  J.  La  vraie  democratic.  — 
Villerme,  L.  R.  Assoc.  ouvrieres.  —  Portalis,  II.  P. 
L'homine  et  la  societe.  —  Damiron,  J.  P.  Providence. 
—  Lelut,  L.  F.  La  sainte  du  peuple. 

A'ote.     For  another  edition  of  these  nee  p.  2244. 
8.     Etat  de  1'Acad.  au  1  dec.  1852.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A. 


M.    le   baron    Bigi 


Rossi;   —   Cabanis.      Mem. 


M.    le    baron    Bignon ;   —  Rossi;   —   Caban 
Barthelemy    Saint  Hilaire,    J.      Sankhya.  . 

Troplong,    R.    T.      Des    republiques   d'Athenes    et   de 
Sparte.  —  Berenger,  L.  P.     De  la  repression  penale. 

9.  Mignet,  F.  A.  A.  La  vie  et  les  travaux  de  Droz ;  — 
Jouffroy.     Mem.    Barthelemy  Saint- Hilaire,  ,J.    Com- 
paraison    de  la  philos.  morale  et  politique  de  Plato  et 
d'Aristote.  —   Damiron,   J.  P.     Helvetius.     Morale. 
Frank,  . I.  P.    Prix  en  1852.    Legisl.    Giraud,  C.  J.  B. 
Prix  de  legisl.  —  Portalis,  II.  P.     Prix  de  legisl..  etc.  — 
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tables  de  tnorlalite.     Hist.     Guizot,  F.  P.  G.     La  ques 
tion  d'hist.  mise  au  concours  pour   1850  :    La  condition 
des  classes  agricolcs  depuis  le  13e  siecle. 

10.  Etat,    1   nov.    1860.  —   Mignet,   F.   A.   A.    Ge- 
rando;  —  P.  Laromiguiere.       Mem.     Damiron,  J.    P. 
Prix  de  philos.,  1854.  —  Lelut,  L.  F.     Rapport  sur  le 
concours  rel.  a  la  question  du  sommeil.  — Rernusat,  C. 
F.  M.  de.    La  philos.  de  Thomas  d'Aquin  ;  —  L'innuence 
de  la  scolastique  sur  la  langue  francaise.  —  Damiron,  J. 
P.     Maupertuis.      Morale.   Reybaud,  M.  R.  L.     L'in 
nuence  de  la  litterature  contemporaine  sur  les  mojurs. 
—  Dunoyer,  B.  C.  P.  J.      Rapports   de  la  morale   avec 
I'econ.  politique.  —  Guizot,  F.  P.  G.      Sur  le  concours 
Felix  de  Beaujour,  rel.  au  role  de  la  famille  dans  Pedtt- 
cation.     Legisl.  etc.    Passy,  H.  P.      Sur  la  diversite 
des  formes  de  gouvernement. — Laferriere,  F.  La  philos. 
du  droit;  —  L'inlluence   du  sto'icisme  sur  la  doctrine  des 
jurisconsultes  romains.     Econ.   pol.   et    stat.      Du 
noyer,  B.  C.  P.  J.     Rapport,  a  la  suite  d'informations 
prises  en  Angleterre.  —  Wolowski,  L.  F.  M.  R.     Sur  le 
concours  rel.  a  ['administration  de  Colbert.  —  Broglie, 
C.  A.  V.  L.  de.     Sur  le  concours  Felix  de  Beaujour.  — 
Reybaud,  M.  R.  L.     La  condition  morale,  intellectuelle, 
et  materielle   des   ouvriers   qui    vivent   du    travail  de  la 
soie.  —  Passy,  H.  L.     Sur  le  concours   ouvert   au   sujet 
de  la  rente  des  tei  res. 

11.  Etat  de  1'Acad  ,  31  dec.  1862.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A. 
La  vie  et  les  travaux  de  Lakanal;  —  Schelling.     Mem. 
Barthelemy   Saint   Hilaire,  -I.     Le   concours   rel.  a   la 
question    du    beau.  —  Damiron,  J.  P.     Le  concours  rel. 
a  la  philosophic   de    Leibnitz; —  Sur  Condillac  et   son 
'Traite  dessystemes'.  Morale.   Gamier,  A.  L'autorile 
paternelle.  Leg!  si.,  etc.  —  Laferrierre,  F.  Sur  Phistoire 
et  1'organisation  comparee   des   Etats   provincial)!   aux 
diverses   epoques  de    la  monarchic  jusqu'a  1789.  —  Re- 
nouard,    A.  C.     Sur  le  concours  rel.  au  droit  maritime 
international.      Econ.  pol.    et    stat.      Passy,   H.    P. 
Rapport  sur  le  concours  L.  Fancher,  rel.  a  la  vie  et  aux 
uMivres  philos.  et  econ.  deTurgot.  —  Reybaud,  M   R.  L. 
Rapport  sur  les   ouvriers   qui   vivent  de  I'induslrie  du 

12.  Elat  de  1'Acad.,  1  sept.  1865.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A. 
La  vie  de    Portalis;  —  Hallam;    —  Macaulay.      Mem. 
Franck,  A.     Rapport  sur  le  concours  rel.  au  role  de  la 
psychologic-  en  philos.  —  Barthelemy  Saint-Hilaire,  J. 
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Janet,  P.  Traite  des  devoirsde  Ciceron.  — Reybaud,  M. 
R.  L      L'etat  des  classes  ouvriers  depuis  1789.  —  Simon, 
J.     Rapport,  fait  au  nom  de  la  commission  pour  le  prix 
Halphen.     Econ.    pol.     el    stat.      Passy,  H.  P.     Le 
prix   qulnquennal  fonde  par  F.  de  Beaujour;  —  Sur  le 
concours  rel.  au  pret  al'interet.  —  Lavergne,  L.  G.  L. 
G.  de.     Rapport  rel.  aux    grandes    agglomerations   de 

Eopulation.  —  Wolowski,  L.  F.  M.  R.  Rapport  sur 
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hanseatique.  Legisl.,  etc.  Renouard,  A.  C.  Rap 
port,  rel.  a  la  nature  et  a  I'influence  des  peines.  — 
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I'etablisscment  de  certaines  inslitutions  sous  le  regne 
de  Charles  vn.  —  Mignet,  F.  A.  A.  Rapport  rel.  & 
1'histoire  des  etablissemcnts  francais  dans  les  Indes 
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rel.  a  Pimpot  avanl  et  depuis  1789.  —  Huason,  J.  C.  A. 
Controle  dans  les  finances  sur  les  recelles  el  les 
depenses  publique.  —  Parieu,  M.  L.  P.  F.  K.  de.  LVn- 
seiguement  uduiiuistralif  et  polilique. 


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-  Mcmoircs.     Tome   1,  2:     Savants   etrangers. 

Paris,  1841-47.  2  v.  4°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Heusde,  P.  W.  van.  Vnes  sur 
Tine  encyclopedic  d'apres  les  principes  de  la  philosophic 
de  Platon.  —  Galluppi,  1'.  Le  systeme  de  Fit-lite.  — 
Pallia,  — .  Sur  1<:  ms.  arabe  'Celui  qui  delivre  de  1'er- 
reur  et  expli<|ne  1'etat  vrai  des  choses'  d'Algazali.  — 
Franck,  A.  Sur  la  Kabiile.  —  Jacques,  A.  F.  Sur  le 
sens  commnn  eomme  principe  et  metbode  pliilos.  — 
Bouchitte,  L.  F.  II.  Hist,  des  preuves  de  1'existence  de 
Dieu.  —  Chalmers,  T.  Sur  les  inconvenient*  d'un  impot 
public  pour  1'indigence.  —  Giraud,  ('.  J.  B.  Du  vrai 
caractere  de  la  loi  Voconia  chez  les  Remains.  —  Lin- 
gard,  J.  En  quelle  annee  Anne  Boleyn  quitta-t-elle  la 
France  et  retourna-t-ellc  en  Angleterre  ?  —  Rotteck,  C. 
V.  I),  de.  Sur  la  marche,  le  caractere,  et  1'etat  actuel 
des  etudes  hist,  en  Allemagne.  —  Guehrauer,  G.  E. 
Sur  le  projet  d'expedltion  en  Egypte.  —  Filon,  C.  I).  A. 
Sur  1'etat  moral  et  religieux  de  la  societ6  romaine,  a 
1'epoque  de  1'apparition  du  christianisme.  —  Rosseeuw 
Saint  Hilaire,  E.  F.  A.  Sur  1'origine  des  immunites 
ecelesiastiques  eri  Espngne. 

2.  Martin,  II.  L'opinion  de  Platon  sur  les  dieu*; 
[prec.  d'un  rapport  par  J.  Barthelemy  Saint  Hilaire]. 
—  Bouchitte,  L.  F.  II.  La  notion  de  Dieu  dans  ses  rap 
ports  avec  ritnagination  et  la  sensibilite;  [prec.  d'un 
rapport  par  C.  F.  M.  Remusat]. —  Schmidt,  C.  Etudes 
snr  le  mysticisme  alleniand  an  14esiecle;  [prec.  d'un 
rapport  par  J.  Bartheleniy  Saint  Hilaire].  —  Montet,  L. 
Saint  Thomas  d'Aquin  ;  [prec.  d'un  rapport  par  J.  Bar 
thelemy  Saint  Hilaire].  —  Bouchitte,  L.  F.  H.  De  la 
persistence  de  la  personnalite  apres  la  mort;  [prec.  d'un 
rapport  par  A.  Franck]. 

-  -  Petits  traites.     Paris,  1848.  7  v.   16°. 

ConUnts.  Vol.  1.  Cousin,  V.  Justice  et  charite. 
2.  Troplong,  It.  T.  De  la  propnele  d'apres  le  code 
civil.  3.  Passy,  II.  P.  Des  causes  de  I'inegalite  des 
richesses.  4.  Dupin,  C.  Bien-etre  et  concorde  des 
classes  du  pennies  francais.  5,6.  Thiers,  L.  A.  Du 
droit  de  propriete.  7.  Cousin,  V.  Philosophic  popu- 
laire ;  suivie  de  La  profession  de  foi  du  vicaire  Sa 
voyard. 

Section  <1 }  Agriculture. 

—  Nouveau  ccmrs  d' agriculture,  par  les  membres 

de  1'Institut.     Paris,  1809.   13  v.  8°. 

-  Same.       Xouv.  ed.     Paris,  1821-23.  16  v.  8°. 

-  Jardin  des  Plantes.     NOTICE  des  principaux 

objcts  d'liist.  nat.  dans  les  galleries  du  Museum. 
Paris,  an  IX  [180]].  8°.  (C  99) 

—  UoiTAitn,  P.     Descrip.  des  mammiteres  de  la 

menagerie,  etc. ;  prec.  d'une  introd.  hist. par  J. 
Janin.  Paris,  1845.  8". 

-  Observatoire.      HOY,    W.      Operations    pour 

determiner  les  positions  respective  des  obser- 
vatoires  des  Greenwich  et  de  Paris  ;  tr.  par 
R.Prony.  Paris,  1791.  4". 

-  Parlement    de    Paris.       St-e    Paris,   Parlement    de 

(p.  ^49). 

-  Societe   Anatomique.     23e,  24e,  26e   bulletin.     Paris, 

[182U?].  S".     (B1562) 

-  Societe  Anthropologique.     BROCA,  P.    History  of  the 

trans,  of  the  SMC.,  1865-67;  tr.  by  C.  A.  Alexander. 
(/«  Smithsonian  Inst.  Reports,  1868.) 

-  Societe   Asiatique.     Elemens  de  la  grammaire 

jiiponaise  par  J.  Rodriguez;  tr.  du  portugais 
par  C.  Landrcssc,  etc.  Paris,  1825.  8°. 

—  Rupp].  ou  remarques  tirees  de  la  grammaire 

composer  par  Ovangurcn,  etc.  Paris,  1826.  4°. 

-  Rapport  annuel  fait  25  juin  1862,  8  mai  1863  ; 

par  J.  Mohl.     Paris,  1862-63.  2  v.  8". 

-  Societe  Central  de  Vaccine.    Rapport.    Paris, 

1803.   8". 

-  Disc,  par  Guillotiii  ;    [avec]      Rapport;   par 

W.  Ilusson.     n.t.p.     [Paris,  1805.]   8°. 

—  Rapport  sur  les    vaccinations    en    France   en 

1806-07;   [par  Ilusson].     Paris,  1809.  8°. 

-  Societe   Chimique.     Lemons    de  chimie  et  de 

physique,  1861.     Paris,  1862.  8°. 

Content*.    Jamin,  J.  C.     Les  lois  de  1'equilibre  et  du 

mouveinent  des  liquides  dans  les  corps  poreux. —  Debray, 

H.     Sur  la  production  des  temperatures  elevees  et  sur 

la  fusion  du  platine.  —  Lissajous,  — .     L'etude  optique 


des  sons.  —  Cloez,  S.   Recherches  sur  la  nitrification  :  — 
Assimilation  de  1'nzote  des   plantes.   —  Becquerel,  E. 
Ett'ets  lumineux  qui  resultent  de  1'aetion  de  la  Uimiere 
sur  les  corps.  —  Pasteur,  L.      Sur   les  corpuecules   or 
ganises  qui  existent  clang  1'atmosphere. 
—   Soc.  d'Agric.  du   Depart,   de  la  Seine.      Programme 
de  la  seance  pub.  avril  9.     Paris,  1809.  4°.     (A  74) 

Programmes   des   prix   proposes   et  notices  des  nie- 

dailles  donrees.     [Paris,]  ISOo,  07.  08.  8°.     (B  805) 
—  Societe  de  Geographic.      47e  anniversaire  de 
la  fondation  de  la  Soc.  ceh'bre  dans  un  ban 
quet  au  Grand-Hotel,  le  21  dec.  1868.  Paris, 
1869.  8°. 

Bulletin.    2e  ser.,  v.  8  ;  3e,  v.  1-7  ;  4e,  v.  5-8  ; 

5e,  v.  13-20  ;    6e,  v.  1-14.       Paris,  1837-77. 
34  v.  in  5  ser.  8". 

Rote.  There  are  lists  of  the  members  in  5th  ser.,  vol. 
19,  18;  6th  ser.,  v.  2,  8,  10,  12,  14;  maps  and  plates  in 
each  vol. 

Contmts.  2e  per.,  v.  8.  Memo!  res,  extra  its, 
a  n  a  1  y  se  s,  et  rapports  .  Tamisier,  II.,  anil  Combes, 
E.  Voyage  en  Abyssinie.  1835,  36.  —  B.,  M.  A.  Voy. 
dans  le  Turqnie.  —  Note  sur  la  nouv.  entree  du  port  de 
Boulogne-sur-Mer.  —  Dubois  de  Montpereux,  F.  Snr 
I'areheol.  et  de  geog.  anc.  —  Paris.  Acad.  Roy.  des  Sci. 
Instructions  rel.  au  voy.  de  1'Astrolabc  et  de  la  Zeli'-e.  — 
Raffetot,  Ctf.  de.  Hauteur  de  la  vallee  de  Bareges.  — 
Moerenhout,  — .  L'ile  lluaheine.  —  Grandpre,  L.  M. 
J.  O., ,  te.  de.  L'ile  Panchaia  d'Evhemere.  —  Santarem, 
M.  F.  de  B.  y  S.,  vet.  de.  Sur  les  voy.  d'Americ  Ves- 
puce,  1501-03.  —  La  Roquette,  — .  Population  de  la 
Norwegc,  1835.  —  Voy.  de  la  fregate  la  Venus.  —  W., 
M.  Afriquc  occidentale.  —  Arago,  D.  F.  J.  Instruc 
tions  pour  le  voy.  de  la  Bonite.  —  Lafond,  G.  Sur  [sa] 
tr.  du  'Guide'  de  J.  Horsburgh  ;  —  Le  detroit  d'Allas.  — 
Back,  G.  Retour  de  cap  Tnrnagain,  ftc. ;  —  Guizot,  F. 
P.  G.  Discours.  —  Desvergers,  X.  Travaux  de  la  Soc. 
Callier,  C.  Les  courriers  de  Tnrquie  et  la  caravane  de 
Bagdad.  —  Combes,  E.,  >n>(!  Tamisier,  M.  Route  de 
Dher  a  Angolala.  —  Berthelot,  S.  Leslies  de  Lance- 
rotte  et  de  Fortaventurc.  —  Delaporte,  — .  Empire  de 
Maroc.  —  Francfort.  Sec.  de  Geog.  Statuts.  —  A  ctes 
de  la  societe. 

3eser.,  v.  1.  Mem.,  ftc.  Daussy,  P.  'Les  glaces 
du  pole  australe'  de  Dr.  Hombron  ;  —  'Carte  gen.  des 
possessions  ncerlandaises  dans  1'archipel  Indien'  par 
G.  F.  von  Derfelden.  —  Lefebvre,  O.  T.  Lett  re  du 
Caire;  —  I^ittre.  —  Decouverte  du  lac  Torrens,  pur  M. 
Eyre.  —  Avezac-Macaya,  M.  A.  P.  d'.  I'ne  anc.  carte 
de  G.B.  du  Bocage.— Hommaire  de  Hell,  I.  X.  M.  Voy. 
a  la  mer  Caspienne;  —  Carte  de  la  Russie  mend. — 
Merkes,  J.  G.  "VV.  La  mer  de  Haarlem.  —  Voy.  de  M. 
Schomburgk  aux  sources  du  Takutu.  1842.  —  Simmond, 
— .  Voy.  de  M.  Schomburgk  dans  la  Guiane.  1843.  — 
Allen,  — .  La  riviere  de  Cameroons,  et  delabaie  d'Am- 
boises.  —  Roger,  — .  Culture  des  limoniers  aux  bords 
du  lac  de  Garda.  —  Jomard,  E.  F.  Les  crues  piema- 
tur6es  du  Xil,  1843.  —  D.,  J.  Le  Sahara.  —  Montagne, 
— .  l"n  phenomene  obs.  dans  la  mer  Rouge.  • —  Rei- 
chard,  G.  G.  Le  Niger,  le  Nil,  le  Gir.  —  Frober- 
ville,  E.  de.  Decouvertes  geog.  dans  Madagascar.  — 
Itineraire  de  Raguse  a  Constanlinople.  —  Gay,  C.  En- 
terrement  du  cacique  Cathiji  flans  1'Araucanie.  —  Texier, 
C.  F.  M.  Kourdistan.  —  Smith,  A.  Texas.  —  Noel,  V. 
Madagasca.  —  Fuss,  — .  Travaux  de  1'Acad.  d.  Sci.  de 
St.  Petersbourg,  1843.  —  A  ctes  de  la  Soc. 

3e  ser.,v.  2.  Mem  . ,  ftc.  Roux  de  Rochelle,  J.  B.  G. 
Notice  surM.  Du  Ponceau.  —  Galinier,  — ,  anil  Ferret, 
• — .  Antiquites  de  1'Abyssinie.  —  Daumas,  E.  Voy.  de 
1'Abd-el-Kader  dans  1'Algerie,  183U.  —  Berthelot,  S. 
Le  georama  de  M.  Guerin.  —  Roux  de  Rochelle,  J.  B. 
G.  Les  travaux  de  M.  Dennix.  —  T.,  1'.  Qmlques 
villes  de  la  Russie.  —  Bovis,  E.  de.  Navigation  du  de 
troit  dc  Magellan.  —  Lavallee,  F.  Trinidad,  Sancto- 
Espiritu.  SaD-Juan-de-los-Reniedios.  —  Hommaire  de 
Hell,  I.  X.  M.  Les  plaines  de  la  Russic  mi-rid.  —  Eer- 
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3e  ser.,  v.  3.  M6m.,^c.  Lafond,  G.  Ouelques  se- 
maines  dans  Samoa  et  Viti.  —  Lefebvre,  C.  T.  Explor. 
de  la  riviere  Mareb.  —  Wrede,  A.  de.  Voy.  en  Arabic. 

—  Abbadie,  A.     Lettre  du  Onarya.  —  Coppenaal,  J. 
van.     Borneo,  1S32.  —  Roger,  — .     Doc.  rel.  a  la  Sene- 
gambia.  —  Roux  de  Rochelle,  J.  B.  G.     Fixation  d'un 
premiermeridien.  —  Froberville,  E.  de.     Decouv.  geog. 
dans   Madagascar.  —  Musee  d'antiq.    amer.    a   Copen- 
hague  prop7  de  M.  C.  C.  Rafn.  —  Roux  de  Rochelle,  J. 
B.  G.     Arbre  du  soleil  decrit  dans  les  voy.  de  M.  Polo. 

—  Cochelet,  A.  L.     Voy.  de  Mexico  a  N.  V.  —  Lund, 
— .     Lettre  de  la  Lagoa-Santa.  —  Gay,  C.     Geog.  botan. 
dans  le  Chili.  —  Abbadie,  A.  d'.     Le  Nil-Blanc.  —  Jau- 
bert,  A.    Msg.  [de]  M.  Boilat.  —  Abbadie,  A.  d'.    Le 


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Nil-bleu.  —  Figari,  A.,  and  Husson,  A.  II.  Voy.  & 
Gcbel-Zeyt,  etc.  —  Jomard,  E.  V.  Monument  &  C. 
Colonib;  —  Cartes  en  relief;  —  Col.  etlmog.  —  Ac  tea 
de  la  Soc. 

3e  ser..  v.  4.  Mi- m.,  etc.  Christave,  B.  Mada 
gascar.  —  Ahbadie,  \*i\\  Les  Juifs  d'Abysstnle.  — 
Middendorf,  II.  A.  K.  de.  Voy.  a  Oudskoi  et  aux  iles 
Hchantar;  —  Kin  de  1'exped.  —  Joinard,  K.  K.,  <ind 
other*.  Rap.snr  le  relief  dn  Mt.  Blanc,  par  M.Sene.  — 
Creutzer,  (i.  F.  Les  Pheniciens.  —  Perron,  I'.  C.,  dit. 
Voy.  au  Bahr-el-Abiad.  —  Abeken,  — .  Voy.  en  Nubie. 
-  Alciati  de  Grilhon,  \'<-te.  Voy.  en  Arable  et  en 
Egypte.  —  Hericourt,  R.  d'.  Voy.  an  Choa.  —  Explo 
ration  du  I'ilcomayo.  —  Saint-Martin,  L.  V.  de.  Tra- 
vaux  de  la  Soe.,  1845.  —  Joinard,  E.  K.  Col.  geog.  de 
la  Bibliothcquc  Royale,  1S45.  —  Hericourt,  K.  d'. 
Mcuurs  relig.  dans  Clioa.  —  Lefebvre,  C.  T.  Commerce 
de  la  iner  Rouge.  —  Saint- Martin,  L.  V.  de.  Voy.  en 
Asic-Mmeure  de  \V.  ,J.  llamilton.  —  Actes  de  la  Soc. 

3e  ser.,  v.  5.  Mem  .,  ft,-.  Santarem,  M.  F.  de  B.  y  S. 
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3e  ser.,  v.  7.  Mem.,  etc.  Chaix,  P.  Les  progres 
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dros.  —  Taurin,  Pcre.  Extraits  des  lettres.  —  Actes 

dc  la  Soc. 

5e  ser.,  v.  20.    Mem.,  etc.    GauldrSe-Boilleau,   — . 


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Kara; —  L'exped.  allemande  dans  1'Ocean  Glacial  en 
1868.  —  Mir  -  Salikh  -  Bektchourine.  La  mosquee 
d'Azret.  —  Morineau,  A.  de.  Des  residents  francaisau 
Mexiqne.  —  Wiet,  E.  La  Tripolitaine.  —  Gauldree- 
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Comm.  Lepissier,  K.  Positions  geog.  de  douze 
points  de  ('Empire  Chinois.  —  Voelkel,  I'.  Chronique 
russe.  —  Maunoir,  ('.  La  revision  et  le  prolongement 
de  la  meridienne  de  France.  —  Gasnault,  A.  Les  iles 
Fiji.  —  A  etes  de  la  Soc. 

6e  ser  ,  v.  1.  Mem.,  etc.  Bourdon,  G.  Dahra.  — 
Gatell,  J.  Descr.  du  Sous.  —  Broch,  I>r.  p.  J.  Iles 
des  cotes  de  Norvege.  —  Grad,  C.  La  theorie  des  sys- 
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Geser.,  v.  2.  Mem.,  etc.  Levy,  P.  Le  Nicaragua. — 
Dupere,  N  ]).  La  Senegambie  frnncaise.  —  Grandidier, 
A.  Madagascar.  —  Grad,  C.  Les  glaciers  dii  Groen- 
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L'ne  nouvelle  race  a  inscrire  sur  la  carte  du  globe.  —  Du 
rand,  L'abbe.  L'Amazone. —  Simon,  E.  L'Hgricnlture 
en  Chine.  —  Muller,  H.  Les  cotes  de  la  Norvege.  — 
A  n  nl.,  etc.  —  Delamarre,  C.  Les  peuples  slaves  et 
les  Moscovites.  —  Comm.  Marcou,  J.  L'Amer.  du 
Nord.  —  Desgodins,  — .  Itineraire  de  Pa-Tang  a  Yer- 
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A.  L.  M.    Fatio.  —  David,  L'abbe.    Voy.  en  Chine.  — 
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6e  ser.,  v.  3.  Mem.,  etc. —  Delesse,  A.  Les  cotes  de 
France.  —  Durand,  L'abbe.  Le  Rio  Negro  du  Nord.  — 
Grandidier,  A.  Excursion  chez  les  Antanosses  emigres. 

—  Gamier,  F.     Nouvelles  routes  de  commerce  avec  la 
Chine.   —   Grad,  C.     L'Alsace.    —    Beaumier,    A.     Le 
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—  Maunoir,  C.     Travaux  de  la  Soc.  1870-71. —Bourdon, 
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—  Comm.      Picard,   E.     L'exped.  de  I'Oued-Guir.  — 
Khanikof,   N.   de.     Le   Pamir.    —    Chanoine,  — .    La 
province  del'Amour.  —  Hepp,  A.     La  Norvege.  1859-68. 

—  Cortambert,  R.     G.   Lejean  et  ses  voyages.     Nou 
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Colon  sur  la  Nouv.-Caledonie.  —  Comtes  rend  us.  — 
A  c  tea  de  la  Soc. 

6e  ser.,  v.  4.  Mem.,  etc.  Avezac-Macaya,  M.  A. 
P.  de.  Annee  veritable  de  la  naissance  de  C.  Colomb, 
etc.  —  Bourdon,  G.  Le  Dahra.  —  Girard,  J.  L'Ocean 
Atlantique  merid.  —  Bernoville,  R.  LaSouanetie  libre 
et  la  vallee  de  1'lngonr.  —  Martin,  l>r.  Population  en 
Chine.  —  Vienne,  C.  de.  De  Zanzibar  &  I'Oukami.  — 
Girard,  J.  La  Nouvelle-Gulnee.  —  Durand,  L'abbe  — . 
L'Amazone  bresilien.  —  Grad,  C.  La  geologic  et  le 
regime  des  caux  du  Sahara  algerien.  —  Gaffarel,  P.  La 
mer  des  Sargasses.  —  Comm.  Earth,  Dr.  Les  ex- 
ped.  sci.  en  Afriqtie.  —  Beaumier,  A.  Obs.  meteorol. 
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J.  Les  sondages  et  les  specimens  du  fond  de  la  met.  — 
Lavertujon,  A.  Ecoulement  des  eaux  dans  les  Pays- 
Ban.  —  Saillard,  P.  La  Nouvelle-Andalousie.  —  Les 
mines  de  Zimbabye. — Nou  v. .  etc  .,  geog.  Les  Turko 
mans  Yomouds.  —  Comtes  rendus.  —  Actes  de  la 
Soc. 

6e  ser.,  v.  5.  Mem.,  etc.  Derrecagaix,  V.  Le  sud 
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B.  Nouvelle-Caledonie.  —  L6vy,  P.     Nouv.  carte  du 
Nicaragua.  —  Durand,   L'abbf.     Le  Solimoes  ou  haul 
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le  systeme  des  eaux  du  Pamir.  —  Rey,  E.  G.     Le  nord 
de  la  Syrie.  —  Khiva.  —  Mauuoir,  C.    Travaux  dc  la 
Soc.  1872.  —  Huber,  W.     Le  reseau  telegraphique  du 
globe.   —   Comm.     Dufresne,  A.     Utilite  pratique   de 
la  geog.  ancienne.  —  Khanikof,  N.  de.     Docs,  sur  le 
Khanat  de  Khiva.  —  L'authenticite   des  'Historic'.  — 
Comtes    rendus.       Duveyrier,    II.     C.  C.  von   der 
Deckcn's  Reisen  in  ost. -Africa.  —  Sayous,  E.     Les  pro 
vinces  finnoises  de  la  Baltique.  —  Actes  de  la  Soc.  — 
Nouvelles   et   faits   geog. 

6e  ser.,v.  6.  Mem.,  etc.  Hal6vy,  J.  Voy.  au  Nedjean. 
Lemercier,  A.  Le  mont  Rose  et  le  mont  Blanc.  —  Re- 
clus,  E.  L'histoire  de  la  mer  d'Aral.  —  Allain,  E. 
Baie  de  Delagoa.  —  Homer,  R.  P.  De  Bagamoyo  a 
I'Oukami.  —  Rouby,  E.  Sol  de  Marseille  au  temps  de 
Cesar.  —  Durand,  L'abbe.  Le  rio  Doce.  —  Martin,  I)r. 
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1S72.  —  Dozon,  — .  Preveza  et  Arta.  —  Pinart,  A. 
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Triangulation  dc  1'Inde  anglaise.  —  Compiegne,  —  do 
and  Marche,  — .  Escales  do  deux  voyagcurs  iVai^ais  & 
la  cote  occidentale  d'Afrique.  —  Verne,  J.  Les  meri- 
diens  et  le  calendricr.  —  Suayi,  A.  Her  d'Aral.  — 
Com  t e  s  r en  d  u  s . — No  u  v .  geo  g.  Chemins  de  fer  de 
PEurope.  —  Hepp,  — .  Mori  des  malelots  norvegiens 
an  Spilzberg.  —  Duveyrier,  II.  Voy.  du  Dr.  Nachligal 
au  Bahnr-El-Ghnzal.  — Acles  de  la  Soc. 

6e  ser.,  v.  7.  Mem.,  etc.  Gamier,  F.  Voy.  dans 
la  Chine  cent. —  Levasseur,  E.  Ln  geog.  a  PExpos.  Univ. 
de  Vienne  en  1873.  —  Dastugue,  H.,  If  gen.  Hants  pla 
teaux  et  Sahara  de  PAIgerie  occidentale.  —  Girard,  ,1. 
Colonisation  anglo-saxonne  aux  iles  Fidji.  —  Lome,  D. 
De  Calais  &  Douvres  sur  des  navires  porte  train.  — 
Stueble,  A.  Voy.  an  Chimborazo  it  1'Altar.  —  Maunoir, 
C.  Travaux  de  la  Soc.  —  Gorceix,  II.  Apercu  geog.  de 
la  region  den  Khassia.  —  Duveyrier,  II.  Une  mer  inte- 
rieure  en  Algerie.  —  Adam,  A.  Method?  pour  1'en- 
seignement  de  la  geog.  —  Bouche,  L'altbf..  Le  Dahomey. 

—  Durand,   LJal>/>i:.     Le  rio  San  Francisco  dn  Bresil.  — 
Fedscenko,   — .     Le   khanat   de  Khokand.  —  Coinm. 

—  Savons,  E.     Les  imisues  ethnog.  de  Copenhagtie  et  de 
Moscou.   —   Chancourtois,   H.  de.     Carte   dn   globe  en 
projection  gnomonique.  —  Thoulet,  J.     Geol.  survey  of 
the  territories  aux  Etats-Unis.  —  Gamier,  — .     Siam.  — 
Schweinfurth,  G.     Oasis  du  desert  Lihyque.  —  Gasse- 
hn,  E.     De  ouargla  a  In-Calah.   —  Egret,  L.  V.     Ma 
gellan. —  Comtes  rend  us. — Nouv.geog.  Duvey 
rier,  II.     Nouvelle  du  docteur  Nachtigal.  —  Hedde,  — . 
1'opnlations  du  Gabon  et  de  POgoway.  —  Wyse,  N.  L. 
B.     Excursion    en    Tunisie.  —  Actes  de  la  Soc. 

6eser..  v.  8.  Mem.,f<r.  Contenaon,  U.  de.  Inon- 
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Le  rio  San  Francisco  du  Bresil.  —  Viollet-le-Duc,  E. 
Nouv.  carte  topog.  du  massif  dn  mont  Blanc.  —  Niox,  G. 
L.  Carte  du  Mexique.— Dournaux-Dup6r6,  N.  Voy.  dans 
le  haul  Sahara.  —  Compiegne,  V.  de,  and  Marche,  A. 
Voy.  haul  Ogooue.  —  Chancourtois,  A.  E.  B.  de.  Sys- 
teme  de  geog.  —  Delesse,  A.  Carte  agricole  de  la  France. 
— Weyprecht, ('.,«».</ Payer, .1.  Exped.  auHtro-hongroise 
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La  Haille,  C.  D.  de.  Cours  du  Hong-Kiang  on  fleuve 
Rouge  au  Tong-Kin.  —  Kostenko,  L.  Khiva  en  1873.  — 
Duveyrier,  H.  L'Afrique  necrologique.  —  Comm. 
Perrier,  F.  La  nouvelle  triangulation  de  Pile  de  Corse. 

—  Thoulet,  J.     Projections   gnomoniques.   —  David, 
A.,  I'abbt.   Voy.  dans  la  Chine  occidental?.  —  Puydt,  L. 
de.     Canal  interoceanique  ;'i  travers  Pisthme  de  Darien. 

—  Semalle,    R.   de.     Etat  des    populations   indigenes 
dans  les  colonies  europeennes.  —  Wilson,  II.  H.     Pre- 
paratifs  de  ('expedition   scientifique  rnsse  de  PAmou- 
Daria.   —   Duveyrier,   II.     Livingstone.   —   Girard,  J. 
Bondages  dans  ('Ocean  Pacifique.  —  Levasseur,  E.    Em- 
ploi    des  cartes  en   relief  dans   1'enseignement,   etc.  — 
Cointes    rendus.   —  Correspon  dance,   etc.    — 
Actes  de  la  Soc. 

6e  ser.,  v.  9.  M  em.  etc.  David,  A.,l'abbe.  Voy.  en 
Mongolie. — Visconti,  G.,lecomte.  Du  premier  meriilien, 
par  U.  Struve.  —  Rivoire,  D.  de.  J.  Poncetet  les  expl. 
fr.  dans  Ics  regions  du  Haul  Nil.  —  Martins,  C.  Topog. 
geol.  des  environs  d'Aigues-Mortes.  —  Berthelot,  S. 
Caracteres  hieroglyphiques,  aux  iles  Canaries.  — Sainte- 
Marie,  E.  de.  L'Herzcgovine.  —  Marescalchi,  Lt  rointe. 
La  Birmanie  anglaise.  —  Thanh-Hoa.  —  Harmand,  Dr. 
Souvenirs  du  Tong-King.  —  Maunoir,  C.  Travaux  de 
la  Hoc.,  1874.  —  Dewulf,  E.  Un  ins.  de  Pjellal-ed-din- 
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hara  de  Constantino.  —  Germain,  A.  Le  premier  me.- 
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dc  Geog.  fondee  en  1821.  —  Malte-Brun,  V.  A.  Apercu 
de  Petal  de  nos  connaissances  geog.  au  moment  de  Pou- 
verture  du  Congres  international  a  Paris.  —  Chambey- 
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nom  d'Amerique.  —  Dozon,  A.  Excursion  en  Albanie. 

—  Fonclayer,    —    de.       Arlesia.  —  Comm.      Chan 
courtois,  — .  de.     La  carte  geol.  detaillee  dc  la  France. 

—  Delaporte,   L.     Le   Cambodge.  —   Bessels,   ]>r.  E. 
L'exp.   polaire  amer.  sous  les  ordres  du  capitaine  Hall. 

—  Armand,   Dr.  J.    Voy.  scientiflque  dans  Pinterieur 
de   Plndo-Chine.    —    Cosson,   E.      L'acclimatation    de 
1'cncalyptus  globulus.  —  Comtes    rendus.  —  Cor- 
res-p.,  etc.       Duveyrier,  H.     Exploration    du    Chotts 
Melyhigh.  —  Actes  de  la  Soc. 

6e  ser.,  v.  10.  Mem  . ,  etc.  Petitot,  ~R.,Vabbe.  Geog.  de 
1'Athabaskaw  -  Mackenzie.  —  Clermont  -  Ganneau,  C. 
Les  cotes  de  la  Phenicie  et  de  la  Palestine.  —  Duber- 
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—  Roudaire,  E.     La  mission  des  Chotts  du  Sahara  de 
Constantino.  —  Pricot  de  Sainte-Marie,  E.     La  cours 
de  la  Miliaska  et  de  la  vallee  de  Serajevo.  —  Girard,  J. 
Les  cotes  de  la  France.  —  Raffray,  A.     Voy.  en  Abys- 
sinie,  etc.      Desgodins,  L'abbe.     Itineraire   de   Yerkalo 
&    Tse-Kou.   —   Long,  C.   C.     Voy.  au     lac    Victoria 
N'Yanza,  etc.— Ollive,  C.  Geog.  med. :  clirnat  de  Moga- 


dor.  —  Baudens,  G.  Le  Japon,  et''.  —  Boisse,  E.  Les 
iles  Samoa,  Mukunono.  etc.  —  Durand,  L'ultbf.  La 
Madeira  et  son  bassin.  —  Thoulet,  . I.  Les  projections 
orthograpblquei.  —  Marguin,  U.  La  terrc  de  Feu.  — 
Duveyrier,  11.  Du  Mogador  au  Djebel  Tabayoudt.  — 
Comm.  —  Hist,  de  la  ville  de  Iliad.  —  Allain,  E. 
Statistiquedn  Bresil.  —  Largeau.  V.  Voy.  a  Ghadames. 

—  Gordon,  Col.  —.    Voy.  sur  le  Haul-Nil.  —  Fournier, 

A.  Mozambique,  etc.    Comtes   rendus.  —  Corre 
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mont  Pie.  —  Lanin,  L.  C.  A.     LesMatabeles.  —  Actes 
de  la  Soc. 

6eser.,v.  11.  Hem.,  etc.  Malte-Brun,  V.  A.  L'exped. 
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d'explor.  dans  Pouest  de  la  Chine,  1808-70.  —  Codine,  J. 
Decouverte  de  la  cote  d'Afrique  depuis  le  cap  Sainte- 
Catherine  jnsqu'4  la  riviere  Great  Fish.  —  Duveyrier, 
H.  Travel-see  de  la  zone  snd  de  1'Afriqne  equatoriale, 
1873-74,  par  V.  L.  Cameron.  —  Nachtigal,  I>r.  G. 
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Itineraires  de  Tanger  a  Mogador.  —  Levasseur,  E.  J. 
Duval.  —  Sainte-Marie,  E.  de.  Itineraires  de  Methlili 
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Gessi,  K.  Explor.  dn  lac  Albert  Nyanza.  —  Brazza,  S. 
de.  Lettres  de  POgooue.  —  Pinart,  A.  Lettres  de 
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6eser.,v.  12.  Mem.,  etc.  Masquery,  E.  Voy.  dans 
1'Aouras,  etc.  —  Paquier,  J.  B.  Itineraire  de  M.  Polo  & 
travers  la  region  du  Pamir  au  13e  sieele.  —  Duveyrier,  H. 
Sculptures  ant.  de  la  prov.  marocaine  de  Sous.  —  Au- 
baret,  G.  Prov.  du  Danube.  —  Reyes,  R.  Les  flenve 
des  Amazones  et  ses  affluents.  —  Tissot,  C.  Itineraire 
de  Tanger  a  Rhat.  —  Harmand,  J.  Voy.  au  Garnbodge. 

—  Meyners  d'Estrey,  l.e  cte.     Le  geographes  arabes.  — 
Masqueray,   E.      Voy.   dans   1'Aouras.    —    Garret,   J. 
Displacement  de  I'axe  polaire.  —  Desgodins,  — .     Notes 
geol.  sur  la  route  de  Yerkalo  a  Pa-tang.  —  Lorimer,  E. 
Voy.  a  travers  PAfrique  de  M.  Cameron.  —  Paquer,  J. 

B.  Les  explor.  russes  et  anglaises  dans  PAsie  cent.  — 
Parisot,  A.  V.     La  region  enlreOuragla  et  El  Golea.  — 
Durand,  K.  3.,1'abbii.     Les  Indes  portugaises.  —  Desgo 
dins,  — .     Territoire  de  Bathang.  —  Comm.     Girard, 
J.  Les  Fjords  de  la Norvege.  —Desgodins,  — .  Thibet.— 
Comptes  rendus. — Corresp.,  etc.  Nordenskjold, 
A.  E.     Voy.  dans  la  Siberie  septen.  —  Duparquet,  R.  P. 
Voy.  au  Zaire.  —  Rodrigues,  J.  J.     Les  colonies  portu 
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6eser.,v.l3.  ~M6m.,ttc.  Vidal-Lablache,  P.  Popula 
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—  Arcenant,  M.  d'.     Le  Senegal.  —  Coatpont,  Col.  de. 

—  Carte   des  deux  continents   en  projection  azimutale 
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kou.  —  Pinart,  A.     Voy.  dans  ['Arizona.  —  Aoust,  V. 
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de  Geog.  depuis  sa  fondation.  2.  Relation  deGhanah 
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-  Societe    pour    1'Enseignement    Elementaire.       Pro 

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commissaires  nominee  pour  faire  1'examen  du 
magnetisme  animal.  Paris,  1784.  8°. 

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—  The  excellence  of  the  gospel  visible  In  the  wretched 

ness  of   paganism;  discourse,  Dec.  20,  17U7      New- 
buryport,  1798.  8°.    (B  230) 

-  New  gazetteer  of  the  Eastern  continent.    Ste  Morse  -T 

—  Oration,  Byfield,  July  4.      Newburyport,  (17991     12"' 

(B  1202) 

—  Oration    [on]    Washington,   Feb.  22.      Newburyport 

[1800].  8°.     (E  61) 

—  Ruin  or  separation  from  Anti-Christ;  sermon,  Bvfield, 

Apr.  7,  annual  fast.   Newburyport,  1808.  8°.   (B325) 

—  Sermon,   annual   election.      Boston,  1810.8°     (B294 

871,  2019) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Convention  of  Congregational  Minis 

ters,  May  30.     Camb.,  1821.  8°.    (B  957) 

—  Sermon   before   the  Mass.   Missionary   Soc.,   Boston 

May  26.     Newburyport,  1807.  8".    (B  300,  325) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Soc.  for  Prop,  the  Gospel  among 

the  Indians.     Boston,  1814.  8°.    (B  300,  325) 

—  Sermon,  Byfield  and  Newburyport.    Salem,  1823.  8" 

(B  1299) 

—  Sermon,  Byfield,  annual  fast,  Apr.  11.     Boston.  1811 

8°.    (B325) 

—  Sermon  in  the  vicinity  of  Dartmouth  Coll.    Hanover. 

N.  H.,  1806.  8°.    (B  210) 

—  Sermon,   ordin.   of   A.    Parish,    Manchester,  Apr.  4 

Salem,  1792.  8°.    (B  169) 

—   Sermon,   ordin.  of   D.  Thurston,  \yinthrop,  Feb.  18. 
Augusta,  1807.  8°.    (B  1849) 

—  The  subject  of  being  buried  with  Christ  in  baptism. 

(In  Nine  discourses,  1806;  also  C  163) 
Parish,  Henry.     BELL,  L.  V.     Medical  opinion  in 

the  Parish  will  case.     N.  Y.,  1857.  8°. 
Parish,  Henry  Headley.  Diplomat,  hist,  of  the  mon 
archy  of  Greece,  from  1830.    Lond.,  1838.  8°. 
Parish  officers.     HKRRICK,  W.  A.    Powers,  duties, 

and  liabilities  of  town  and  parish  officers  in 

Mass.     Boston,  1870.  8°. 
Parish  papers.     See  Macleod,  N. 
Parish  registers.     BURN,  J.  S.      History  of  parish 

registers  in  Eng. ;  also,  registers  of  Ireland, 

Scotland,  etc.     2d  ed.     London,  1862.  8°. 
Parishioner,  The,  having   studied   the  point;   observations 

on  the  Half-way  covenant,     n.p.,  1769.  8°.    (C  85) 
Parisian  linguist ;  by  [C.  Brooks].  Bost.,[1841].  8°. 
Parisian  sights  and  French  principles  ;  [by  J.  J. 

Jarves].     N.  Y.,  1852.  12". 
Parisienneset  provinciales  ;  parA.Achard.   Paris, 

1856.  16°. 
Parisiens   en   Provence,  Les  ;    par   II.  de  Balzac. 

Paris,  1865.  16°.     ((Euvres,  v.  37.) 
Parisine  ;  par  L.  V.  N.  Roqueplan.   Seed.     Paris, 

[1869?].  16°. 

Parisio,  Aulo  Giano.     See  Parrhasius,  A.  J. 
Parisot,  Valentin.    Notice  sur  le  livre  xxxvn  de  Nieephore 

Gregoras,  avec  une  trad.  fr.  et  des  notes.   (In  Paris. 

Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.    Not  ,  v.  17,  2e  pt.  1851.) 
Parisius  (If  Cereta.    Chronicon  Veronense,  1117-1375.    (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.     Her.  Hal.  scr.,  v.  8.  1726.) 
Park,  Edwards  Amasa,  ed.     The  atonement ;    dis 
courses,  and  treatises  with  an  introd.  essay. 

Boston,  1859.  8°. 

Contents.  Park,  E.  A.  Introductory  essay;  rise  of 
the  Edwardean  theory  of  the  atonement.— Edwards,  J. 
Three  sermons  on  the  necessity  of  atonement,  etc.  — 
Smalley,  J.  Justification  through  Christ  an  act  of  free 


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grace;  —  None  but  believers  saved  through  the  all- 
sufficient  satisfaction  of  Christ.  —  Maxcy,  J.  Discourse 
to  explain  the  doctrine  of  the  atonement.  —  Emmons, 
N.  Two  sermons  on  the  atonement.  —  Griffin,  E.  IX 
Humble  attempt  to  reconcile  the  differences  of  Christ 
ians  resp.  the  extent  of  the  atonement.  —  Burge,  C. 
Scripture  doctrine  of  atonement.  —  Weeks,  W.  K.  Dia 
logue  on  the  atonement. 

—  Discourse,   funeral   of   M.   Stuart.      Boston,   1852.   8°. 

(B  1224) 

—  Duties  of  a  theologian  ;  anniv.  address  before  the  The- 

olog.    Soc.  of   Dartmouth    Coll.,  July    24.      X.  Y., 
1831).  8°.     (B  1840) 

—  Memoir  of  Is'.  Emmons,  with  sketches  of  his  friends 

and  pupils.     (In  Emmons,  N.     Works,  v.  1.  1861.) 

—  Sermon  [by  P.]  and  addresses,  installation  of 

J.  M.  Manning,   Mar.   11.     Boston,  1857.  8°. 

—  Another  <  opy.     (B  1321) 

—  Numerous  articles.]     (In  Bibliotheca  sacra.) 

—  ALLEN,  G.     The  Andover  fuss;  or,  Dr.  Woods  versus 

Dr.  Dana,  on  the  heresy  [of]  Prof.  Park,  etc.     Bos 
ton,  1853.  8".     (B  1594) 

Park,  Harrison  Greenough.  The  death  of  the  godly  an  in 
centive  to  prayer;  sermon,  death  of  G.  Cowles  and 
E.  U.  Cowles.  Salem,  1837.  8°.  (B  1212) 

Park,  Henry,  M.D.,  and  Moreau,  P.  J.  Cases  of 
the  excision  of  carious  joints  ;  by  H.  P. ; 
with  obs.,  by  J.  Jeffray.  Glasgow,  1806.  12°. 

Park,  J.ll.     Inquiry  into  the  laws  of  animal  life. 

London,  1812.  8°. 
-  Pathology  of  fever.     London,  1822.  8°. 

Park,  .Sz'r  James  Allan.  Memoirs  of  W.  Stevens. 
London,  1812.  8°. 

-  Same.     New  ed.  enl.     London,  1859.  16°. 

—  A  system  of  the  law  on  marine  insurance.   3d 

Amer.  ed.     Boston,  1800.  8°. 

Park,  John.  Address  on  the  festival  of  St.  John  the  Bap 
tist,  June  24,  5803.  Newburyport,  1803.  4°.  (A  6) 

Park,    John,    M.D.     WILLIAMS,    J.      The    Hamil- 
toniad.     [Boston,  1804.]  8°.    (B  425) 
Note.     'To  perpetuate  the  brutal  infamy  of  P.' 

Same.      N.  Y.,  1865.    8°.      (Hamilton   Club, 

no.  3.) 

Park,  John  Cochran.  Address  at  the  meeting  of  the  de 
scendants  of  K.  Haven,  Aug.  1844.  (In  Adams,  J. 
Genealogy  of  11.  Haven.  1843:  1849.) 

—  Same.     Boston,  1844.  8°.     (B  1457,  1611) 

—  and  other*.     [Report  on  the  school  system  of  Boston.] 

n.t.p.     [1836.]  8°.     (B1116) 
Park,  Louisa  Jane.     See  Hall,  Mrs.  L.  J. 
Park,  Mungo.     Journal  of  a  mission  to  the  interior 

of  Africa,  1805  ;  prefixed,  a  life  of  Park.    2d 

ed.     London,  1815.  4°. 

-  Travels  in  the  interior  of  Africa,  1795-97,  etc. 

New  ed.     Vol.1.     London,  1816.  4". 

—  Same..    (In  Pinkerton,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  16.  1814.) 

—  French,  extract.      (In    Montemont,  A.     Bibl.,  v.  25. 

1834.) 

—  Expedition  to  the  Niger.     (In  Assoc.  for  Prom,  the 

Disc,  of  the  Interior  Parts  of  Africa.     Proc  ,  1810.) 

—  BROUGHAM,  H.  L.    (In  hi*  Contrib.,  v.  3.  1856.) 

-  LIFE    and   travels   of   P.      N.  Y.,    1844.     16°. 

(Harper's  fani.  lib.,  v.  105.) 

-  LIFE  of  P.     Edin.,  1835.   12". 

—  ST.  JOHN,  J.  A.    (In  his  Lives  of  eel.  trav.,  v.  3.  1847. 

Harper's  fam.  lib.) 

Park,  Roswell.  History  and  topography  of  West 
Point  and  the  U.  S.  military  academy. 
Phila.,  1840.  18°. 

—  Plan   for    the    diffusion   of   human    knowledge.      (In 

Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  2.  1850.) 

—  Religious  education.     (In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr.    Lect.. 

1835.) 
Park,  Thomas,  d.  1835.    Heliconia.     London,  1815. 

3  v.  4°. 

Con/enta.  Vol.  1.  Breton,  N.  Small  handfull  of 
fragrant  flowers.  —  Proctor,  T.  Gorgious  gallery  of 
gallant  inventions.  —  Breton,  N.  A  floorish  upon 
fancie.  2.  Robinson,  C.  Handefull  of  pleasant  de- 
lites.  —  Whetstone,  G.  A  mirror  of  treue  honour,  etc. 
—  S.,  R.  Phoenix  nest.  —  Barnes,  B.  Divine  centurie 
of  spirituail  sonnets.  —  Constable,  H.  Spirituall  son- 
nettes,  to  the  honour  of  God,  etc.  —  Churchyard,  T. 


A  sad  and  solemne  funerall  of  SirF.Knowles.  —  Storer, 
T.  Life  and  death  of  T.  Wolsey.  3.  Allott,  R. 
England's  Parnassus.  —  Churchyard,  T .  Churchyard's 
good  will;  sad  verses  for  losse  of  Abp.  Whitgift. 

—  Catalogue  of  royal  and   noble   authors   continued   by 

Park.     See  Walpole,  H. 

Park  family.  WHITNEY,  F.  A.  Genealogical  notice.  (In 
hist  Christian  mother.  1855.  B  1211) 

Park  Street  Church.     See  Boston.  Keel.  Or<j.  (p.  348). 

Parke,  John.  Answer  to  Duche's  letter  to  Washington. 
(In  Washington,  G.  Letters  to  friends.  1778.  C  74) 

Parke,  John  G.  Report  of  explorations  of  a  rail 
way  route  between  Dona  Ana  on  the  Rio 
Grande  and  Pimas  villages  on  the  Gila. 
[Washington,  1854.]  8"  aw^Map.  (Ho.  doc. 
129.) 

—  Same.    With  app.     (In  U.S.   War  Dep't.    Report  of 

explorations  for  a  R.  R.  to  the  Pacific  Ocean,  v.  2. 
1855.)  —  Report  of  explorations  for  K.It,  routes 
from  San  Francisco  Bay  to  Los  Angeles,  and  from 
the  Pimas  villages  to  the  Rio  Grande  near  the  32d 
parallel,  by  P.,  assisted  by  A.  H.  Campbell.  (In  \.  7. 
1857.) 

Parker,  A.  A.  Trip  to  the  West  and  Texas.  Con 
cord,  1836.  18°. 

Parker,  A.  Borland.  Sermon;  those  who  are  justified  by 
faith  are  heirs  of  life.  (In  Free  church  pulpit.  1853.) 

Parker,  A.  M.  Arithmetic  and  algebra.  (In  Soc.  Diff. 
Usef.  Kn.  Libr.  U.  K.  Math.,  v.  1.  1836.) 

Parker,  Abel.  MOORE,  J.  B.  Memoir.  (In  New  Hamp. 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  3.  1832.) 

Parker,  Amasa  J.,  LL.D.  Address  before  the  graduating 
class  of  Albany  Med.  Soc.,  Jan.  21.  Albany,  1851. 
8°.  (B  1559) 

—  Speech.     (In    Litchfield   County.     Cent,    celebration. 

1851.) 

—  Speech  at  the  Cooper  Inst.     (hi  Hand-book  of  the  de 

mocracy.  1864.) 

Parker,  Arthur  Cortlandt.  PARKER,  W.  W.  (In  Higgin- 
son,  T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 

Parker,  B.  C.  C.  Sermon;  the  sufficiency  of  the  gospel. 
(In  Protestant  Episc.  pulpit,  v.  1.  1831.) 

Parker,  Benjamin.  The  excellent  spirit  described  and  rec 
ommended;  sermon,  Ilaverhill,  Feb.  20,  1774,  after 
the  funeral  of  E.  Parker.  Salem,  1774.  8°.  (B  17) 

Parker,  Charles,  F.  I.  B.  A.  Villa  rustiea;  buildings  and 
scenes  in  the  vicinity  of  Rome  and  Florence.  2d  ed. 
London,  1848.  4°.  (E  37) 

Parker,  Charles  Stuart.  On  the  history  of  classical  educa 
tion.  (In  Farrar,  F.  W.  Essays  on  a  liberal  edu 
cation.  1868.) 

—  Popular   education.      (In    Questions   for  a   reformed 

Parliament.  1867.) 
Parker,  D.  G.    Compilation  of  startling  facts  ;  or, 

Romanism  against  Republicanism.    Chicago, 

1856.   12°. 
Parker,   Daniel.     Discourse,   Canaan,   Mar.  23.     Hartford, 

1815.  8°.     (B  994) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Literary  School,  Sharon,  Sept.  6. 

Hartford,  1815.  8°.     (B327) 

—  Foreign  grain  for  seed.     (In  Phil.  Agric.  Soc.    Mem., 

v.  2.  1811.) 

Parker,  David.  Dying  in  the  Lord:  sermon,  death  of  M. 
Tillotson.  n.p.,  [1823].  8°.  (B  1226) 

Parker,  Edward  Griffin.  Golden  age  of  Amer.  ora 
tory.  Boston,  1857.  12°. 

—  Reminiscences    of    R.    Choate.        New   York, 

1860.   12". 
Parker,  Edward  H.    The  essential  dignity  of  the  profession 

of  medicine;  animal  address  before  the  Med.  Soc. 

of  the  State  of  N.  Y.,  Feb.  6.     Poughkeepsie,  1862. 

8°.     (B  1559) 

Parker,  Edward  Lutwvche.      History  of  London 
derry,  N.  H.     Boston,  1851.  12". 
Parker,  Foxhall  Alexander.     Report.     (In   Gilmore,  Q.  A. 

Engineer  operations  against  Charleston.  1865.) 
Parker,  Freeman.     Address,  Wiscasset,  June  24,  5813.     Hal- 

lowell,  1813.  8°.    (B  962) 
Parker,  G.     Ephemeris;  or,   Diary,  1737,40-49.      London, 

1737-49.  11  v.  8°.     (E  72) 
Parker,  Geo.,  r*.  M'Dougall,  A.     An  action  for  crim.  con. 

2d  ed.    N.  Y.,  1808.  8°.     (B  408) 
Parker,  Georgv  P.   [CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  P., 

sold   March    1859;    with  ms.  prices.]     n.t.p. 


[N.  Y.,  1859.] 
3r,  H.  G.     Biograpl 


Parker, "H.  G.     Biography  of  E.H.  R.  Revere.     (In  Higgin- 
Bon,  T.  W.     Harvard  memorial  biog.,  v.  1.  18bb.) 


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Parker,  Hon.  Isnnc.  Address  to  the  bar  of  Suffolk  on  S. 
Howe.  Boston,  1828.  8°.  (B  1222) 

—  Letter  on  giving  jurisdiction  in  equity  to  tlic  Supreme 

Judic.  Court.      [Boston,  1827.]  8°.     (B1792) 

—  Oriition.     Portland,   Feb.  22.      (In     Washington,    G. 

Eulogies.  18UO.) 

—  Sketeli  of  the  character  of  T.  Parsons;  address  to  the 

jury.     Boston,  1813.  8".     (B  570,  1222) 
—   COOKK,  P.     Reply  to  [I.  P. 's]   letter  in  the  Chr.  exam 
iner.     Boston,  1829.  12°,    (C  150,  D  63) 

—  Funeral  Btrmon  on.  IS.'SO.    See  Palfrey,  J.  G.    (B960, 

1650,  1780,  1793,  1797) 

Parker,  AYtf.  Isaiah.  The  Him!  state  of  the  human  kind 
considered;  two  disc.  Harvard,  1804.  12°.  (C  209) 

Parker,  James.  Letter  to  the  Governor  and  Council  relative 
to  the  Indians,  1676-77.  (In  New  Hamp.  Hist. 
Soc.  Col.,  v.  3.  18:',2.) 

Parker,  James,  />.  1776.  Brief  history  of  the  boundary  dis 
putes  between  N.  Y.  and  X.  J.  (In  New  Jersey 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.,  v.  8.  1856-59.) 

Parker,  Jeroboam.  Sermon.  Southborough.  Pec.  17,  1806, 
dedication  of  a  new  meeting-house.  Boston,  1807. 
8°.  (B  1309) 

Parker,  Jesse.  Sermon,  doctrine  of  the  trinity;  Peter 
borough,  Mar.  30.  Amherst,  1823.  8°.  (B1238) 

Parker,  Joel,  h.  1795,  d.  1875.  Address  before  the 
Assoc.  for  the  Promotion  of  Temperance,  1S29. 
Keene,  X.  H.,  1S30.  1-2°.  (C  204) 

—  Charge   to   the   grand  jury,  upon    the    uncertainty   of 

ttie   law,  etc.,  1841-42.      Concord,  1842.  8".     (B  1435) 

—  Charge,    upon    the    importance    of    maintaining    the 

supremacy  of  the  laws;  with  a  sketch  of  the  char, 
acter  of  'W.  31.  Richardson.  Concord,  1838.  8°. 
(B  1756) 

—  Daniel  Webster  as  n   jurist;     address,  Law   School, 

Cambridge.     Camb.,  1853.   8°.     (B  1727) 

—  The  first  charter  and  the  early  religions   legislation  of 

Mass.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Lectures,  1869.) 
-  Habeas  corpus  and  martial  law  ;  review  of  the 
opinion  of  Taney  in  the  case  of  J.  Merry- 
man.     Camb..  1861.  8". 

—  Xamt.     2d  ed.     Philn.,  186:2.  S°.    (B  1724) 

—  The  Law  School  of  Harv.  Coll.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°.  (H  4) 

—  Paper  on  the  origin,  organization,  and  influence  of  the 

towns  of  New  England.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc. ,1806-67.) 

—  Report  of  the  trial  of  D.  H.  Corey,  for  the  murder  of 

Mrs.  M.  Nash.     Newport.  1830.  8°.     (B  1444) 

—  Revolution  and  reconstruction.     N.  Y.,  186o.  8".     (H  4) 

—  BACON,  L.     Answer  to  the  letters  of  J.Parker, 

in  the  Bost.  Post.  From  the  New  Englander, 
Apr.  n.p.,  1863.  8°. 

Parker,  Joel,  Gov.  of  A'.  ./.  Speech,  Freehold.  N.  J.,  Aug. 
20.1864.  (In  Handbook  of  the  democracy.  1864.) 

Parker,  John.  Literature  of  the  working  classes.  (In 
Talbot,  C.  J.,  Vi»f.  Inr/extre.  Meliora,  ser.2.  1853.) 

Parker,  John  A.,**.  Winnipiseogea  Lake  Cotton  and 
Woolen  Manufac.  Co.  HACKETT.  W.  II.  Y.  Argu 
ment.  Portsmouth,  1859.  8".  (B  1436) 

Parker,  John  A.  Polar  magnetism.  ( In  Amer.  Geog.  and 
Statist.  Soc.  Journ.,  v.  2,  pt.  2.  .1870.) 

Parker,  John  Henry.  Different  modes  of  con 
struction  employed  in  antient  Roman  build 
ings  and  the  periods  when  each  was  first  in 
troduced  ;  lecture.  Koine,  1868.  8°. 

—  Glossary  of  terms  used  in  heraldry.     London, 

1847/8". 

—  Introduction  to  the  study  of  Gothic  architec 

ture.     Oxford,  1849.   16°. 

—  Same.     2d  ed.     Oxford,  London,  1861.  8". 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     Oxford,  London,  1867.   16°. 

—  Some  account  of  domestic  architecture  in  Eng., 

Edward  i.- Richard  n.  Oxford,  London, 
1853.  8°. 

-      Same.      Richard  n.  -  Henry  vm.        Oxford, 
London,  1859.  2  v.  8°. 

jfutf.    These  works  are  in  continuation  of  Tur 
ner's  'Domestic  architecture'. 
Parker,  John  P.      [SKETCH  of  P.]      (In    Hawaiian  Club. 

Papers.  1868.) 
Parker,  John  R.   Musical  biography.  Bost.,1825.  8°. 

—  The   new    semaphoric   signal-book.       Boston, 

1836.  8°. 

—  The  United  States  telegraph  vocabulary  ;  added, 

Boston  harbor  signal  book.  Boston,  1832.  8°. 
283.     (21.  2.  79.) 


Parker,  Joseph,  D.D.  Ad  clerum  ;  advice  to  a 
young  preacher.  Boston,  1871.  16°. 

-  Ecoe  Deus ;  essays  on  the  life  and  doctrine  of 

Christ,  with  notes  on  Ecce  homo.  Boston, 
1867.  12". 

Parker,  Langston.  Modern  treatment  of  syphilitic 
diseases.  Phila.,  1840.  8°. 

-  The    stomach    in   its   morbid   states.      Phila. 

1839.   8". 

Parker,  Leonard  M.  Oration,  Chnrlestown,  July  4,  by  re 
quest  of  republican  citizen*.  Boston,  1816.  8".  (B 

—  Lt'NT,  G.     Speech  on  the  amendment  offered  by  P.  to 

the  Lowell  U.K.  bill,  Feb.  18.  Boston,  1836.  8°  (B 
1751) 

Parker,  M.  F.  Sermon;  God's  dwelling  with  the  humble 
and  contrite  the  source  of  their  revival.  (In  Free 
Church  pulpit.  1853.) 

Parker,  Mathew,  Arcltbp.  of  Canterbury.  Corre 
spondence,  1535-75  ;  ed.  by  J.  Bruce  and  T. 
T.Perowne.  Camb.,  1853.  8".  (Parker  Soc.) 

—  Copy  of  the  inventory  of  Archbishop  Parker's   goods 

at  the  time  of  his  death.  (In  Archaeologia,  v.  30. 
1S-I3.) 

—  Coneio  in   funere    Buceri   habita.      (In    Hubert,   C. 

Hirttorin.  1562.) 

—  STUYPE,  J.     Life  and  acts  of  P.     Oxford,  1821. 

3  v.  8". 

Parker,  Moses,  ami  ntlierx.  TRIAL  for  the  murder  of  D.  R. 
Lambert,  N.  Y.,  [1825] .  8°.  (B  1444) 

Parker,  Nathan,  D.I).  Address,  May  23,  to  teach 
ers  of  the  So'ith  Parish  Sunday  School.  Ports- 
month,  18-20.  120.  (C  234,  274) 

—  Goodne.-«  of  God  leadcth  to  repentance.     (In  Liberal 

preacher,  v.  2.  1829.)  —  Christianity  a  message  of 
ini-rcy.  (hi  n.s.,  v.  4.  1834.) 

—  Sermons  ;    with  a   mem.  by  H.  Ware.     Ports 

mouth,  Boston.  1835.  8". 

—  COUES,   S.  E.     Memoir  of  P.     (In  New  Hampshire 

Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  4.  1845;  alto  B  1495) 

—  WARE,  II.,  Jr.    Memoir  of  N.  P.     (In  his   Works, 

v.  '2.  1846.) 

Parker,  Nathan  II.  The  Iowa  handbook  for  1857. 
Boston,  1857.  12". 

—  Missouri  as  it  is  in  1867.     Phila.,  1867.  8°. 
Parker,   Ilrv.   Peter.     Statements   respecting  hospitals   in 

China.     London,  1841.  8".     (B  1559) 

Parker,  Richard  Green.  The  Boston  school  com 
pendium  of  natural  and  experimental  phi 
losophy.  Boston,  1837.  12". 

Progressive  exercises  in  Eng.  composition.   3d 

ed.     Boston,  1833.   12". 

Progressive    exercises    in    rhetorical    reading. 

Boston,  1835.  12". 

Teaching   composition    in    schools.     (In    Amer.  Inst. 

Instr.  Led.,  1837.)  —  Teaching  of  Eng.  grammar. 
(In  1838.) 

Tribute  to  the  life  and  character  of  J.  Chick - 

ering.     Boston,  1854.   12". 

and  Fox,  C.       Progressive    exercises    in    Eng. 

grammar.     9th  ed.     Boston,  1842.   12". 
Parker,"  S.  D.     Report  of  arguments   at  the   trial   of  A. 
Kneeland  for   blasphemy,    Boston,   Jan.   and   May. 
[Boston,]  1834.  S".     (B  1165,  1721,  1809) 
Parker,  Samuel,  Dp.  of    Oxford,  b.  1640,    d.    1689. 
Demonstration  of  the  divine  authority  of  the 
law  of  nature  and    the   Christian    religion. 
London,  1681.  4". 

A  discourse  of  ecclesiastical  politic.    London, 

1670.  8". 

—  MAHVELL,  A.     The  rehearsal  transposed  ;    or, 

animadversions  upon  [Parker's]  -Preface 
shewing  what  grounds  there  are  of  feiirs  and 
jealousies  of  Popery'.  London,  1672.  8°. 

Parker,  Samuel,  gentleman.  Sylva  ;  familiar  letters 
upon  occasional  subjects.  London,  1701.  8°. 

Parker,  Samuel,  of  Boston,  Up.,  b.  1777,  ,1.  1S04.  Charity 
to  children  enforced  ;  disc,  before  the  Boston  fcemale 
Asylum,  Sept.  23.  Boston,  1803.  8°.  (B  325) 


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—  Sermon,   May  20,  general  election.     Boston,  1793.  8". 

(B  176,  179,  187,  868) 

—  GARDINER,  J.  8.  J.      Sermon.   Dec.  9,   death  of  S. 

Parker.     Boston,  1804.  8".    (B  314,  424) 
Parker,  Samuel.  A.M.     Exploring  tour  beyond  the 
Rocky  Mts.,  under  the  direction  of  the  Y. 
M.  C.  F.  M.,  in    1835-37.     Ithaca,    N.   Y., 
1838.   12°. 
Parker,  Samuel  J.     Description  of  a.  new  species  of  helix. 

(In  Amer.  Assoc.     Proo.,  v.  4.  1851.) 
Parker,  Sidney,  funeral  sermon  on.  1815.     See  Brown,  C. 

(B  306) 
Parker,  Stillrnan  8.  TJ..,  Funeral  sermon  on.     See  Chandler, 

8.     (B  1222) 
Parker,  Theodore.     Critical  and  miscel.  writings. 

Boston,  1843.  12°. 

Content*.  A  lesson  for  the  day.  —  German  literature,  j 
—  Life  of  St.  Bernard  of  Clairvaux.  —  Truth  against 
the  world.  —  Thoughts  on  labor.  —  Transient  and  per 
manent  in  Christianity.  —  Pharisees.  —  Education  of 
the  laboring  class.  —  How  to  move  the  world.  —  Primi 
tive  Christianity.  —  Strauss's  Life  of  Jesus.  —  Thoughts 
on  theology. 

—  A  humble  bee's  thoughts  on  the  plan  and  purpose  of 

creation.  (In  Album  von  Combe- Varin.  Zur 
Erinnerung.  1847.) 

—  The  chief  sins  of  the  people:  sermon,  fast  day,  Apr. 

10.     Boston,  1851.  8".     (B  1968) 

—  Discourse,  death  of  D.  Webster,  Oct.  31,  1852.     Bos 

ton,  1853.  8".    (B  1728) 

—  Discourse,   death   of  J.  Q.  Adams.     Boston,  1848.  8°. 

(B  1206,  1207) 

—  Discourse  on  matters   pertaining   to   religion. 

3d  ed.     Boston,  1847.  12°. 

—  Discourse  on  the  transient  and  permanent  in  Christ 

ianity,  ordin.  of  C.  C.  Shnekford,  May  19.  Boston, 
1841.  8°.  (B  1778,  1821,  1878) 

—  Discourse,  ordin.   of  M.  G.  Kimhall,  Barre,  June  13. 

Boston,  1855.  8°.     (B  1321) 

—  Effect  of  slavery  on  the  American  people;   sermon, 

July  4.     Boston.  1858.  8°.     (B  1968) 

—  The  excellence  of  goodness;  sermon,  Jan.  26.    Bos 

ton,  1845.  8".     (B  1968) 

—  False  and  true  revival  of  religion;   sermon,  Apr.  4. 

Boston,  1858.  8°.     (B  1968) 

—  Four  sermons.     (In    Progressive   Friends  of  Penn. 

Yearly  Vetting.     Proc.,  1858.     B  1968) 

—  Fragments  tr. :  Ce  qui  passe  et  cc  qui  demeurc  dans  le 

christiantsme,  etc.  (In.  Beville,  A.    T.  Parker.  1865.) 

—  Historic  Americans.     Boston,  1870.  8°. 

Contents.    Benjamin  Franklin.  —  George  Wash 
ington.  —  John  Adams.  —  Thomas  Jefferson. 

—  The  idea  of   a  Christian    church;    discourse  at  the  in 

stallation  of  T.  Parker,  by  himself,  Jan.  4.  Bos 
ton,  1846.  8°.'  (B1321) 

—  John  Brown's  exped.   reviewed;  letter  to  F.  Jackson. 

Boston,  1860.  12°.    (C  263) 

—  Lessons   from    the    world    of  matter  and  the 

world  of  man  ;  selected  from  notes  of  uiipub. 
sermons,  by  II.  Leighton  ;  ed.  by  F.  P.  Cobbe. 
London,  1865.  8°. 

—  Letter  to   the    people    of    the  U.    S.  touching 

slavery.     Boston,  1848.  12°. 

—  The  Nebraska  question  ;  some  thoughts  on  the  new 

assault  upon  freedom  in  America,  and  the  state  of 
the  country  in  relation  thereunto;  disc.,  Feb.  Bos 
ton,  1854.  8°.  (B  1968) 

—  A  picture  of  the  war.  (hi  Boston  hook.  4th  col.  1851.) 

—  Present  aspect  of  slavery  in  America,  etc. ;  speech  be 

fore  the  Mass.  Anti-Slavery  Convention,  Jan.  29. 
Boston,  1858.  8°.  (B  1968) 

—  The   previous  question   between   A.  Norton    and  his 

alumni,  by  L.  Blodgett  [pseud.].  Boston,  1840.  8°. 
(B  1162) 

—  Public   education  of  the   people;   oration   before  the 

Onondaga  Teacher's  Inst.,  Syracuse,  Oct.  4,  1849. 
Boston,  1850.  8°.  (B  1585) 

—  The  relation  of  Jesus  to  his  age  and  the  ages ;  sermon, 

Dec.  26.     Boston,  1845.  8U.     (B  1968) 

—  The  relation  of  slavery  to  a  republican  form  of  gov 

ernment;  speech  at  the  New  England  Anti-Slavery 
Convention,  May  26.  Boston,  1858.  8°.  (B  1968) 

—  Review  of  Webster;  speech  in  the  old   Cradle  of  Li 

berty,  Mar.  25.     Boston,  1850.  8°.    (B  1968) 

—  The  revival  of  religion  which  we  need  ;  sermon,  Apr.  11. 

Boston,  1858.  8".    (B  1968) 

—  Sermon  of  immortal   life,  Sept.  20,  1846.    2d  ed.     Bos 

ton,  1850.  8°.    (B  1968) 


-  Sermon  of  merchants,  Nov.  22,  1S46.     Boston,  1847.  8°. 

(B  1968) 

-  Sermon  of  slavery,  Jan.  31,  1841;   repeated  June  4. 

Boston,  1843.  12°.     (C  199) 

-  Sermon  of  the  consequences  of  an  immoral  principle 

and  false  idea  of  life,  Nov.  26,   1854.     Boston,  1855. 
8".     (B  1968) 

-  Sermon  of  tl.e  Mexican  war,  June  25.    Boston,  1848. 

8C.    (B  1968) 

-  Sermon   of  the  perishing  classes  in  Boston,  Aug.  30, 

1846.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1847.  8°.     (B  1968) 

-  A  sermon  of  war,  June  7.     Boston,  1846.  8°.     (B  1968) 

-  Sermon  on  false  ami  true  theology.  Feb.  14.     Boston, 

1858.  8°.     (B  1968) 

-  Sermon,   public   function   of   woman.     (In  Woman's 

rights  tracts.  1846.) 

-  Sermons  of  theism,  atheism,  and  poptilar  theol 

ogy.     Boston,  1853.   12". 

-  Some  thoughts  on  the  most  Christian  use  of  the  Sun 

day;  sermon,   Jan.  30.     Boston,   1848.  8°.     (B  1968) 

-  Speeches,  addresses,    and   occasional  sermons. 

Vol.  2.     Boston,  1852.   12°. 

Conttnts.  Political  destination  of  America,  and  the 
signs  of  the  times.  —  Disc.,  death  of  J.  Q.  Adams.  — 
Speech,  meeting  of  the  Amer.  Anti-Slavery  Soc.  [on 
the]  abolition  of  slavery  by  the  French  Repub.  — 
Speech,  Faneuil  Hall,  before  the  N.  E.  Anti-Slavery 
Convention.  —  Thoughts  on  the  Free  Soil  Party,  and  the 
election  of  Gen.  Taylor.  —  Speech  [on]  the  speech  of 
Mr.  Webster.  --  Speech,  Anti-Slavery  Convention, 
May  29,  1850.  —  Disc.,  death  of  Pros.  Taylor.  —  Function 
and  place  of  conscience  in  relation  to  the  laws  of  men.  — 
State  of  the  nation  ;  a  sermon,  thanksgiving  day.  —  Chief 
sins  of  the  people.  —  Three  chief  safeguards  of  society. 

—  Position  and  duties  of  the  Amer.  scholar. 

-  Speeches,   additional    addresses,   and    sermons. 

Boston,  1855.  2  v.   12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Speech  at  the  ministerial  confer 
ence,  Boston,  May  29,  1851.  —  Boston  kidnapping;  disc, 
to  commemorate  the  rendition  of  T.  Sims,  April  12, 
1852.  —  Aspect  of  freedom  in  America;  speech  at  the 
Mass.  Anti-slavery  celebration,  Abington.  July  5,  1852. 

—  Discourse,  death  of  D.  Webster,  Oct.  31,  1852.  —  The 
Nebraska  question ;  thoughts  on  the   assault  upon  free 
dom  in  America,  and  the  general  state  of  the  country  in 
rel.  thereunto.  —  Address  on  the  condition  of  America, 
before  the   N.  Y.  Anti-slavery   Soc.  at   the  Broadway 
Tabernacle,  May  12, 1854.     2.    "Thoughts  on  the  progress 
of  America,  and  the  influence  of  her  diverse  institutions; 
address  for  the  Anti-Slavery  Convention,  Boston.  May  31, 
1854.   —   The   new   crime   against    humanity;    sermon, 
June  4,  1854.   —   The  law  of  God  and  the  statutes  of 
men;  sermon,  June  18,1854.   —   Sermon  of  the  dangers 
which  threaten  the  rights  of  man  in  America,  J  uly  2, 1854. 

—  Account  of   my  ministry ;    sermons  before  the  28th 
Congregational  Soc.,  Nov.  14,  21,  1852.  —  Sermon  of  the 
public  function  of  women,  March  27,  1853.  —  Sermon  of 
old  age,  Jan.  29,  1854. 

-  The   state   of   the  nation   considered  in  a  sermon  for 

Thanksgiving  Day,  Nov.  28,  1850.  Boston,  1851.  8° 
(B  1968) 

-  Ten  sermons  of  religion.     2d  ed.     N.  Y.,  Bos 

ton,  1864.  12°. 

Content*.  Piety,  and  the  relation  thereof  to  manly 
life.  —  Truth  and  the  intellect.  —  Justice  and  the  con 
science.  —  Love  and  the  affections.  —  Conscious  religion 
and  the  soul.  —  Culture  of  the  religious  powers.  —  Con 
scious  religion  as  a  source  of  strength.  —  Conscious 
religion  as  a  source  of  joy.  —  Conventional  and  natural 
sacraments.  —  Communion  with  God. 

-  The  three  chief  safeguards  of  society ;  sermon,  July  6. 

Boston,  1851.  8°.    (B  1968) 

-  Two  semions  before  the  28th  Congregational  Soc.  in 

Boston,  14th,  21st  of  Nov.  1852;  on  leaving  their  old 
and  entering  a  new  place  of  worship.  Boston,  1853. 
8°.  (B  1968) 

-  DF.SOK,  E.      Esquissc  de  la   vie  de  T.   Parker.      (In 

Album  von  Combe- Varin.     Erinnerung.  1847.) 

—  FCKNESS,  W.  II.     The  exclusive  principle  considered  ; 

two  sermons  on  Christian  union  and  the  truth  of 
the  gospels.  Boston,  1845.  8°.  (B  1291) 

-  GANNETT,  E.  S.   Mr.  Parker  and  his  views;  an  article 

from  the  Christian  examiner  for  March.  Boston, 
1845.  S".  (B1356) 

—  JUNILS  Amtrn-antts.      Review  of  I'.'s  Discourse  on  the 

death  of  Webster.     Boston,  1853.  8".     (B  1729) 

-  MARTJNEAI:,  J.      Theodore  Parker's  Discourse  of  re 

ligion.     (In  his  Misc.  1852.) 

—  QUESTIONS  addressed  to  P.  and  his  friends.     Boston, 

1845.  16".    (B  1968) 


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-  UEVILLE,  A.     Theodore  Parker    sa    vie   et  ses 

oeuvres.     Paris,  1865.   12°. 
Un   reformateur   amer.     (In  Revue   cl.    D.   Mondes, 

oct.  1861.) 
—   SAIUJENT,  J.  T.     T.  Parker,  the  reform   pulpit,   and 

the  influences   that  oppose   it;    sermon.      Boston, 

1862.  8°.    (B  1301) 
True  position  of  I'.;  a  review  of  II.  C.  Waterston's 

letter.     Boston,  1845.  8°.     (B  1963) 

-  THEODORE    Parker's  experience  as  a  minister, 

his  early  life,  etc.     Boston,  18.59.   12°. 

-  TRIAL  of  T.  Parker,  Apr.   1855,  with   the  de 

fence.     Boston,  1855.  8°. 

-  WEISS,  J.  Life  and  correspondence  of  P.    Lon 

don,  186,3.  2  v.  8°. 

Same.     Amer.  cd.     X.  Y.,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 

Parker,  Theodore  D.      See  Wildes,  G.,  et  al.  vs.   Parker. 

(B  1440) 
Parker,  Win.,  of  Plymouth.     Account  of  the  taking  of  St. 

Vincent  and  Puerto  Bello.    (In  Harris,  J.     Col.  of 

voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 

-  Voyage  to  Margarita,  Jamaica.  Truxilio,  etc.,  1596-97. 

(In.  Hakluyt,  It.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  4.  1811.) 
Parker,  Win.,  />./>.     Sermon.  Feb.  23,  fast.     London,  1794. 
4°.    (B  1258) 

—  True  Intention  of  academlck  education;  sermon  Jiefore 

the    Univ.   of    Oxford,   July  13.       Oxford,  1755.  8". 
(B  1265) 

Parker,  Win.  II.  Instruction  for  naval  light  artil 
lery ;  2cl  ed.  rev.  by  S.  B.  Luce.  N.  Y., 
1862.  8U. 

Parker,  Win.  Thornton.  BIOG.  notice  of  P.  (In  Mass. 
Mei.  S->c.  Med.  comm.,  v.  9.  1860. ) 

Parker,  Win.  W.  Biography  of  A.  C.  Parker.  (In  Hig- 
ginscm,  T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  '2.  1866.) 

Parker  Society.     [Publications.]     Camb.,  1841-55. 

46  v.  8°  and  16°. 

Kinneli/.  1841.  Ridley,  N.  Work?;  ed.  by  H. 
Christmas.  —  Sandys,  E.  Sermons;  ed.  by  J.  Ay  re. 
1842.  Hutchinson,  11.  Works;  ed.  by  J.  Bruce.  — 
Philpot,  J.  Examinations  and  writing*;  ed.  by  R. 
EJen.  —  Pilkington,  J.  Works;  ed.  by  J.  ScholL-neld. 
—  The  Zarica  letters;  ed.  by  H.  Robinson.  1843. 
Fulks,  W.  Defence  of  the  translations  of  the  Scriptures 
into  Eng.  against  the  cwils  of  G.  Martin  ;  ed.  by  C.  H. 
Hartshornc.  —  Grindal,  E.  Remains;  ed.  by  W. 
Nicholson.  —  Hooper,  J.  E-irly  writings;  ed.  by  S. 
Carr.  1843-44.  Becon,  T.  Early  works;  ed.  by  J. 
Ayre.  3  v.  1844.  Church  of  England.  The  two 
liturgies,  1549,  52;  ed.  by  J.  Ketluy.  —  Coverdale,  M. 
Writings  and  translations;  ed.  by  G.  Pearson.  —  Cran- 
mer,  T.  Writings  and  disputations  rcl.  to  the  Lord's 
Supper;  ed.  by  J.  E  Cox.  1845.  Farr,  E.  Select 
poetry  of  the  reign  of  Elizabeth.  —  The  Zurich  letters, 
•2d  ser. ;  ed.  by  II.  Robinson.  1845-50.  Jewall,  J. 
Works;  ed.  by  J.  Ayre.  4  v.  1848.  Calf  hill,  J. 
Answer  to  J.  Marti  all's  Treatise  of  the  cross;  ed.  by  R. 
Gibbings.  —  Coverdale,  M.  Remains;  ed.  by  G.  Pear 
son.  — (Jranmsr,  T .  Miscellaneous  writings  and  letters ; 
ed.  by  J.  E.  Cox.  1846-47.  Original  letters  rel.  to  Eng. 
Reformation,  written  during  the  reig.is  of  Henry  vin., 
Edward  VI.,  and  Queen  Mary;  from  the  archives  of 
Zurich;  tr.  and  ed.  by  H.  Robinson.  2  v.  1847. 
Church  of  England.  Liturgical  services;  liturgies,  etc., 
[of]  the  reign  of  Elizabeth;  ed.  by  W.  K.  Clay.  — 
Norden,  J.  Progress  of  piety.  1843.  Fulke,  W. 
Staplcton's  fortress  overthrown  ;  a  rejoinder  to  Martiall's 
reply;  ed.  by  R.  Glbbings.  —  Tyndale,  \V.  Doctrinal 
treatises  and  introductions  to  different  portions  of  Scrip 
ture;  cd.  by  H.  Walter.  1849.  Whitaker,  W.  Dis 
putation  on  Scripture  against  the  Papists;  tr.  by  W. 
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portions  of  Scripture;  ed.  by  H.  Walter.  —  Bale,  J. 
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etc. ;  ed.  by  H.  Walter.  1851.  Woolton,  J.  Christian 
manual.  1851-53.  Whitgift,  J.  Works;  ed.  by  J. 
Ayre.  3  v.  1853.  Bradford,.!.  Writings;  ed.  by  A. 
Townsend.  —  Parker,  M.  Correspondence;  ed.  by  J. 
Bruce  and  T.  T.  Perowne.  —  Nowell,  A.  Catechism  in 
Latin;  tr.  into  Eng.  by  T.  Norton;  ed.  by  G.  E.  Corrie. 
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ed.  by  J.  ,J.  S.  Perowue.  1855.  General  index;  ed.  by 
H.  Gough. 

Parkes,  Edmund  A.  Composition  of  urine.  Lon 
don,  1860.  S". 

—  Manuel  of  practical  hygiene.     Lond.,  1864.  8°. 


Parkes,  Joseph.  History  of  the  Court  of  Chancery. 
London,  1828.  8°. 

—  and  Merivale,  H.      Memoirs    of    Sir   Philip 

Francis.     London,  1867.  2  v.  8°. 

Parkes,  Josiah.  Evaporation  of  water  from  steam  boilers. 
(In  Inst.  of  Civil  Engin.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1842.)  — 
Action  of  steam  and  other  aeriform  fluids.  —  Action 
of  steam  in  Cornish  single  pumping  engines.  —  On 
steam  boilers  and  engines.  (In  v.  3,  pt.  1,  2.  1842.) 

Parkes,  S  lladden.  Flower  shows  for  the  poor  of  London. 
(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1802.) 

Parkes,  Samuel.  Chemical  catechism,  for  the  use 
of  young  people.  London,  1806.  8°. 

-  Same.     10th  ed.     London,  1822.  8°. 

-  Same.     12th  ed.     London,  1826.  8°. 

—  Chemical  essays.     2d  ed.     Lond.,  1823.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  farmers  [on]  the  advantages  of  salt.     Phila., 

1819.  8°.     (W9) 
-  Rudiments  of  chemistry.      London,  1820.  18°. 

-  Same.     From  the  3d  Lond.  ed.  with  notes  by 

J.  Kenwick.     N.  Y.,  1824.  12°. 

Parkes-Belloc,  Bessie.     See.  Belloc. 

Parkhurst,  John  L.  Means  to  stimulate  students  without 
emulation.  (In  Amer.  Inat.  Instr.  Lect.,  1831.) 

Parkin,  John.  Causation  and  prevention  of  dis 
ease.  London,  1859.  8°. 

Parkins,  SirWm.  ARRAIGNMENT,  tryal,  and  condemna 
tion  for  the  conspiracy  to  assassinate  William  III  ; 
and  for  raising  forces,  and  encouraging  a  French  in. 
vasion.  London,  16^6.  f°.  (A  58) 

Parkinson,  Daniel  M.  Pioneer  life  in  Wisconsin.  (In 
Wisconsin  State  Hist.  Soc.  C,>1.,  v.  2.  18.i6.) 

Parkinson,  Henry-  Illustrated  record.  lS<-e  Dablin  Inter 
national  Exhibition. 

Parkinson,  James.  Introduction  to  the  study  of 
fossil  organic  remains,  especially  of  those 
found  in  the  British  strata.  Lond.,  1822.  8°. 

—  Essay  on  the  shaking  palsy.    London,  1817.  8".    (B827) 

—  Examination  of  Sherlock's  'Case  of  allegiance  due  to 

sovereign  powers*.     London,  16J1.  4°.     (B  7) 

—  Medical  admonitions  to  families.   4th  ed.  Lon 

don,  1801.  8°. 

—  Same.     Portsmouth,  1803.  8°. 

—  Observations  on  the  nature  and  cure  of  gout ; 

on  nodes  of  the  joints,  etc.    Lond.,  1805.  8°. 

—  Organic  remains  of  a  former  world.     London, 

1804.  2  v.   4°. 

—  KINOLA.KE,  R.    Strictures  on  P. 's  Observations  on  the 

nature  and  cure  of  gout.  Taunton,  1807.  8°.     (B  818) 

—  LETTER  to  J.  Parkinson  in  answer  to  his  "Examination 

of  Sherlock's   'Case  of  allegiance'  ",  etc.      London, 
1691.  4°.    (B7) 

Parkinson,  John.  Paradisi  in  sole  Paradisus  ter- 
restris ;  garden  of  flowers,  kitchen  garden, 
orchard,  etc.  London,  1629.  f°. 

—  Theatrum  botanicum  ;  the  theater  of  plants  ;  an 

herball  of  large  extent.    London,  1640.    f°. 
Parkinson,  Peter.     Strictures  upon  Gov.  Ford's  history  of 

the  Black  Hawk  war.     (In  Wisconsin  State  Hist. 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1856.) 
Parkinson,  R.     Memorial  of  the  city  of  Lafayette,  La.,  [to 

Congress],     n.t.p.     [Wash.,  1846  ]  8°.    (B  1596) 
Parkinson,   Richard.       The    experienced    farmer. 

London,  1798.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Practical  observations  on  gypsum  as  a  manure.    Lon 

don,  1808.  12°.    (C  116) 

-  Tour  in  America,  1798-1800;  with  account  of 
the  American  system  of  agriculture.  Lon 
don,  1805.  2  v.  V. 

Parkinson,  Sydney.  Voyage  to  the  South  Seas. 
London,  1773.  4°. 

—  Same,   abstract.      (In  Henry,  D.     Hist,  account  of 

voyages,  v.  3.  1773.) 

Parkinson,  Wm.  Jubilee;  sermon  cont.  a  hist,  of  the 
origin  of  the  1st  Baptist  church  in  N.  Y.  and  its 
progress  during  its  first  fifty  years,  Jan.  1,  1813;  an 
nexed,  Narrative  of  facts,  etc.,  by  the  pastor. 
N.  Y.,  1813.  8°.  (B  327) 

Note.    The  'Narrative*  has  a  separate  title  page. 

—  SAMPSON.   W.     Trial   for  assault  and   battery   upon 

Mrs.  E.  Wintringhara.    N.  Y.,  1811.  8°.    (B  439) 


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Parkinson  &  Frodsham.  Brief  account  of  the 
chronometer,  with  remarks  on  those  furnished 
by  them.  London,  [1832].  8°. 

Parkman,  Ebenezev.  Account  of  Westhorough,  Mass., 
1767.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  10.  1809.) 

—  The  love  of  Christ  constraining  UK;  sermon  before  the 

ministers  of  M;iss.-B;iy  at  their  convention,  May  28. 
Boston.  1761.  8°.  (C  251) 

Parkman,  Francis,  D.D.,  b.  1788,  d.  1852.  Christ 
ian  worship;  sermon.  (In  Liberal  preacher,  n.s., 
v.  6.  1836.) 

—  Discourse,  May  3,  death  of  J.  T.  Kirkland.     Boston, 

1840.  8".    (B'll63,  1649,  1822) 

—  Enquiring  of  the  fathers,  or  seeking  wisdom  from  the 

past:  discourse  in  the  New  North  Church,  Dec.  9, 
124th  [iinniv.].  Boston,  1839.  8°.  (B  1143,  1649, 
1696,  2538) 

—  Extracts  from  a  disc,  on  Prof.  Ware;   [repr.  from  the 

Christian  examiner,  Nov.  1843].     n.t.p.  8°.     (B1734) 

—  Forgiveness  of  injuries;  sermon.  (In  Liberal  preacher, 

n.s.,  v.  3.  1833.     B  1326) 

—  Formation   and  progress  of  the  Christian   character; 

sermon.     (In  Beard,  J.  II.     Sermons.  1832.) 

—  Offering  of  sympathy.     Boston,  1833.   18°. 

—  Providence  of  God  displayed  in  the  revolutions  of  the 

world;  sermon,  Sept.  19.  Boston,  1830.  8°.  (B  956, 
1649) 

—  Sermon,  Boston,  resigning  his  pastoral  charge,  Jan.  28. 

Boston,  1849.  8°.    (B  1299,  1738) 

—  Sermon,   interment   of  J.  Lathrop.     Boston,  1816.   8°. 

(B  327) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  A.  Smith,  Dec.  7,  1S42,  Boston. 

Boston,  1843.  8°.     (B  183,  1321,  1649,  1737,  1738) 

—  Spirit  of  the  Christian   ministry;  a  sermon,  ordin.   of 

J.  Parkman.  Greenfield,  Oct.  11.  Boston,  1837.  8". 
(B  1126,  1696,  1738) 

—  Sufficiency    of    the    gospel;    sermon.        (In    Liberal 

preacher,  v.  2.  1829.) 

—  Survey  of  God's  providence  in  the  establishment  of 

the  churches  of  \ew  Kng. ;  sermon,  Nov.  27.     Bos 
ton,  1814.  8°.     (B  275,  327) 
Parkman,  Francis.  Jr.,  b.  1823.  The  book  of  roses. 

Boston,  1866.   8°. 
-  California  and  Oregon  trail.     N.  Y.,  1849.  12°. 

—  The  chase.     (In  Boston  book,  4th  col.  1851.) 

—  France  and  England  in  North  Amer.     Boston, 

1865-77.  5  v.  8°    and  12°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Pioneers  of  France  in  the  new 
world.  2.  The  Jesuits  in  North  America.  3.  The 
discovery  of  the  great  west.  4.  The  old  regime  in 
Canada.  5.  Count  Frontenac  and  New  France  under 
Louis  xiv. 

—  History  of  the  conspiracy  of  Pontiac.      Bos 

ton, 'l  80 1.  8°. 

—  Same.     6th  ed.,  with  add.    Bost.,  1870.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Prefatory.    (In  Smith,  \V.   Hist,  account  of  Bouquet's 

expedition.  1868.) 

—  Vassall  Morton;  a  novel.     Boston,  1856.  8°. 

—  Various  articles.]      (In  Christian  examin. ;  —  and  in 

North  Amer.  rev.) 

Parkman,  George,  M.D.  Management  of  lunatics,  with 
Illustrations  of  insanity.  Boston,  1817.  12°.  (B  657) 

—  Proposals  for   establishing  a   retreat  for   the   insane. 

Boston,  1814.  8°.    (B  657,  833) 

—  AWFUL  disclosures  and  startling  developments  in  rela 

tion  to  the  late  1'arkman  tragedy,  «.».,  1849.  8°. 
(B1757) 

—  BIOGRAPHICAL  notice.     (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.    Med. 

comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 

—  HOLMES,  O.  W.      Biog.  sketch  of  G.  Parkman.      (In 

his  Benefactors  of  the   Medical  School.  1850.) 

See  <il*o  Webster,  J.  W.  TRIAL.  1850.  (B1757) 

Parkman,  John.  Old  age  what  we  make  it;  sermon, 
death  of  W.  Hale.  Boston,  1848.  8°.  (B  1218,  1737) 

Parkman,  Samuel,  M.D.  Present  tendency  of  investiga 
tion  in  medicine;  address  before  Suffolk  District 
Med.  Soc.  Boston,  1851.  8°.  (B  1559) 

—  Relations   of  the   medical   witness  with   the  law   and 

lawyer.  From  the  American  journal  of  med.  sci., 
Jan.  1852.  (B  1559) 

—  BIOG.   notices  of  P.     (In    Mass.  Med.    Soc.     Med. 

comm.,  v.  9.  I860.) 
Parkman,  Mrs.  Sarah  (Ilogers),  wife,  of  Samuel.  SOME 

notices  of  the  character  of  Mrs.  P.     [Boston,  1835.] 

8°.  (B  1222,  1649) 
Parks,  Gorham.  Power  of  consuls  to  remove  merchant 

captains;   conduct  of    G.   Parks.      N.   Y.,  1850.  8° 

(B 1431) 


Parks,  John,  of  Dover,  Del.     Original  poems.      (In   Hora- 

tius  Flaccus,  Q.     Lyric  works.  1786.) 
Parks.     LEFEVHE,  A.      Les   pares   et   les  jardins. 

Paris,  1867.   16°.     (Bihlioth.  des  mer.) 

See  at  no  Fairmount  Park  ;  —  N.  Y.     Commis 
sioners  of  Central  Park. 
Parkyns,  G.  J.     Monastic  and  baronial  remains  in 

England,  Wales,    and    Scotland.       London, 

1816    2v.  8". 
Parkyns,  Mansfield.     Life  in  Abyssinia.     London, 

1853.  2  v.  8°. 
-     Same.     2d  ed.,  with  a  new  introd.      London, 

1868.   12°. 

Parley,  Peter,  pnemJ.     See  Goodrich,  S.  G. 
Parley,  AVm.    BLLT.T,  J.  J.    (In  his  Essays.  I860.) 
Parley's  magazine  for  1838.      X.  Y.  and  Boston, 

[1838]'.   16°. 
Parliament,    British.        See    Great    Britain.    Parliament 

(pp.  1218-23). 

Parliament  de  Paris.     See  Paris.  Parliament  de  (p.  2249). 
Parliament  of  devils.  The.     Ste  Furnivall,  F.  J.     Hymns. 
Parliament  of  love,  The.     See  Massinger,  P. 
Parliamentary  companion.     See  Dod,  C.  H. 
Parliamentary  debates  on  the  Dissenters'  chapel  bill.     See 

Presbyterian  Union. 

Parliamentary  history    of  England,   [1106-1660]. 
'  (Vol.  1-22.  2d  ed.)     London,  1762-63.  23  v. 

(v.  3  w.).  8°. 

—  General  index.     London,  1761.  8°. 
Parliamentary   logick   and  other  pieces.     See  Hamilton, 

W.  G. 

Parliamentary  pocket  companion.     See  Dod,  C.  R. 
Parliamentary  portraits.     See  Hazlitt,  W. 
Parliamentary  practice.      CUSHING,    L.  S.      Lex 

parliamentaria  ;     elements  of    the    law    and 

practice  of  legislative  assemblies.      Boston, 

1856.  8°. 
Manual  of   parliamentary  practice ;  rules   of 

proceeding  and  debate  in  deliberative  assem 
blies.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1845.   18°. 
German.     Handbuch,  M.S.W.  ;    iibersetzt   von 

B.  lloelkcr.     Hamburg,  1852.  8°. 
Another  copy.     (B  1430) 

—  JEFFERSOX,  T.    Manual  of  parliamentary  prac 

tice.     Concord,  1823.   18". 

—  SYMONDS,  A.     Legislative  arrangements  of  a  ministry 

of  justice.    (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans., 
1858.) 

—  "\VYNN,  C.  W.  W.-    Jurisdiction  of  the  House  of  Com 

mons  to   commit  in   cases  of  breach   of  privilege. 
London,  1810.  8°.     (B1418) 

See  aim  Gr.  Brit.  :  Ho.  of  Commons  (p.  1211);  —  Gr. 
Brit.:  Parl.  (p.  1223) ;  —  Mass.  Constitutional  Cnnv/n- 
tion  ;  —  Mass.  Central  Court;  —  Mass.  llo.  of  Repre- 
*n\tativt*  (p.  1895);  —  N.  Y.  Awmlly  (p.  2118);  — 
United  States.  Senate. 

Parliamentary  reform.     See  Great  Britain. 
Parliamentary  register,  proceedings  and  debates, 
1774-80.     Lond.,  J.  Almon,  1775-80.  17  v.  8°. 
Note.     Vol.  1,3,4,  7  [6],  8,  9, 11-13, 16.  17  relate  to  the 
Ho.  of  Com.,  the  others  to  the  Ho.  of  Lords. 
Parliamentary  register,  proceedings.  1780-93.  Lon 
don,   v.   1,    Almon  and  J.  Debrett,  v.  2  -  36, 
J.  Debrett,  1781-93.  36  v.  8°. 

Parliamentary  register  ;  history  of  the  proceedings 
of  the  Ho.  of  Lords  and  Commons.    Vol.  14. 
London,  J.  Debrett,  1801.  8". 
Parliamentary  test  book.  1835.     See  Dod,  C.  R. 
Parma.     Antiquities.     SPITALIEHI  ni  CESSOLE,  G. 
A.  I.      Sul   monumento   dei    tropei    d'Augusto    di 
Torbia  e  sulla  via  Giulia  Augusta.     (In  Turin.  Ac. 
d.  Sci.     Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  5.  1843.) 

—  Art.     LANZI,    L.      Delia   scuola  di   Parma.      (In  his 

Storia  pittorica  della  Italia,  v.  4.  1809.) 

—  Bibliography.     AFFO,  I.      Mem.  degli  scrittori 

parmigiani,  cont.  da   A.  Pezzana.      Parma, 
1787-1833.  7  v.  in  9.  4°. 

Saggio   di  memorie  su  la  tipographia  par- 

mense  del  sec.  xv.     Parma,  1791.  4°. 


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govenialivo   di    Parma.      (In    Archivio  stor.  ital., 
ser.  3.  v.  5,  p.  1.   1S67.) 

—  Desi-rijitiun.     FF.RKAHIO,  G.      (hi  hit    Costume  ant. 

e  mod.,  v.  10.  1829.) 

M«JI.     FI.ORIM.  M.     La  nobilissima  citti  di  Parma. 

«.;>.,  [16-j.     (E78,no.  206) 

—  Hillary.      ANNAL.ES   ct   notao    Pannenses,   1038-1335. 

(In  Pertz.    Men.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  18.  1863.) 
CIIRONICON  Parmense,  1038-1309.    ( In  Muratori,  L. 

A.     Her.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  10.  1726.) 
CORNAZZANI,    G.      llistoriae    Parmensis    fragmenta, 

1301-55.     (In    Muratori.      Ucrum.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  12. 

1728.) 
DlARIUM   Parmense,  1477-82.     (In  Muratori.     Rcr. 

Ital.  scr.,  v.  22.  1733.) 
Parmegianino.     See  Mazzuola,  G.  F.  M. 
Parmenides.     \enlxiva,   Fragmente  ubers.  und  er- 

lilutert  von   G.   G.  Fiilleborn.      Ziillichau, 

1795.  8°. 
Parmenius,  Stephanus,  of  Bn<la.    Memoir,  ami  his  poem  on 

the    voyage   of   Sir    II.    Gilbert   to   America.      (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  9.  1804.) 
Parmenter,  Win.      Speech.  Apr.  20,  1840,  on  the  civil  and 

diplomatic    appropriation    bill.       Wash.,    1840.    8". 

(B1497) 
—   SALTONsTALr,,   L.      Speech   in    reply   to  Parmenter. 

Wash.,  1840.  8°.     (B  1497) 
Parmentier,   Antoine  Augustin.   Instruction  sur  la  culture. 

la  conservation,  etc  ,  do  la  pomme   de   terre;   cxtr. 

des     torn,    iv    et   v    de    la  Feuille   du   cultivateur. 

Paris,  1807.  12°.     (B  528) 
-   CLVIKR,  G.  L.  C.  F.  1).      (In    his   Eloges  hist  ,  v.  2. 

1819.) 
Parmentier,  Jean   and    Rnoul.       GLERIN,  L.    (In  his  Les 

navig.  frai>9ais.  1847.) 

Parmly,  L.  S.     Natural  history    and  management 

of  teeth.     London,  1820l  8°. 
Parnaso  nccusato  e  difeso,   II ;   Parnaso  confuso,  II.      See 

Metastasio,  P.  A.  I).  I?.  T. 
Parnaso  espafiol.     See  Sedano,  J.  J.  L.  de. 
Parnaso  italiano.     See.  Poeti  ital.  contcm.   1843. 
Parnasse  franco!*,  Le.     See  Titon  du  Tillet,  E. 
Parnassian  shop.  The.     See.  Story,  I. 
Parnasso    espaiiol    y    musas   casti llanos.      See      Quevedo 

Villegas,  F.  D. 

Parnell,  Edward  Andrew.  Applied  chemistry  ;  in 
manufactures,  arts,  and  domestic  economy. 
London,  1844.  2  v.  8°. 

Cnntdit*.     Vol.  1.     Prelim,   obs.  —  Gas  illumination. 
—  Preservation  of  wood.  —  Dyeing  and  calico. printing. 
2.      Glass.   —  Starch.   —   Tanning.  —   Caoutchouc.    — 
Borax.  —  Sonp.  —  Sulphur  and  sulphuric  acid.  —Soda. 
Parnell,  Sir  Henry.     Financial  reform ;  taxes,  ex 
penditure.     London,  1830.  8°. 

—  Hist,   of  the   penal   laws  against  the  Irish  Catholics. 

London,  1808.  8°.     (B  788) 

—  Same.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1822;  v.  20,  21  of  B  838) 

—  Substance  of  speeches  with  observations  on  corn  laws. 

3d  ed.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1814;  v.  4  of  B  838) 

-  Treatise  on  roads.     London,  1833.  8°. 
Parnell,  Richard.     Nat.  hist,  of  fishes  of  the  river  district 

of  the  Frith  of  Forth.     (In  Wernerian   Nat.  Hist. 
Soc.     Mem.,  v.  7.  1838.) 
Parnell,  Thomas.  Poetical  works.    Glasg.,  1786.  f°. 

-  Same.     With  life  of  O.  Goldsmith.      Boston, 

1854.  16°. 

-  Poems  on  several  occasions,     t.p.tc.     [Dublin, 
1744.]   12°. 

—  Same.      (In    Anderson,  R.      Brit,  poets,  v.  7.    1795; 

—  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  4.  1819;  —  and   in 
Chalmers,  A.    Eng.  poets,  v.  9.  1810.) 

—  GOLDSMITH,   O.      Life  of   Purnell.      (In  his    Miscel. 

works,  v.  4.  1801.) 

—  JOHNSON,  8.     (In  his  Works,  v.  10.  1806;—  and  Lives, 

v.  1.  1810.) 

—  WILMOT,  R.  A.     (In  his  Lives  of  Eng.  sacred  poets, 

v.  2.  1853.) 
Parnell,    Wm.      Maurice  and  Berghetta  ;  or,  The 

priest  of  Rahery.     Boston,  1820.  12°. 
Parny,  Evariste  Desire    de   Forges,    vote.  de.      La 

guerre  des  dieux  ;  poeme.     Brux.,  1814.   16°. 

—  SAINTE-BEUVE,  C.  A.     (In  his  Portr.  contemp.,  v.  3. 

1852.) 

Parodi,  Giacomo  Filippo.  ORIA,  X.  J.  d'.  (In  Grille,  L. 
Elogi  di  Liguri,  v.  2.  1846.) 


Parodie  de  1'opera  de  Telcmaque.    See  LeSage,  A.  R. 

Paroles  d'uii  croyant,  etc.     See  La  Mennais,  H.  F.  R.  de. 

Paroletti,  Modesto.  Surune  inscription  consulate  trouvdo 
dans  les  decombres  du  donjon  d'une  des  portes  de 
la  ville  de  Turin.  ( In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  15. 
1805.)  —  Discours  sur  le  caracterc  et  I'etude  deg 
langucs  I'ital.  et  la  fran^alse.  (In  v.  19.  1811.)  — 
La  mort  du  surint.  Foucquet.  (In  v.  21.  1813.) 

Paros.  Marmor  Par!  urn  cum  commentario  C.  Muelleri. 
(In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  1.  1841.) 

Parotid  gland.  PATTKRSON,  G.  S.  Lecture,  Has  the  pa 
rotid  gland  ever  been  extirpated?  Phila.,  1833  8" 
(B  1880,  1882) 

Parr,  Elnathan.    \Vorkes.    3d  ed.    Lond.,  1633.  f°. 

Content*.     Doctrines  handled   in  the  Epistles  to  the 

Romans.    —   Grounds    of    divinity.      5th    ed.  1832.     — 

Abba  Father;  direction  cone,  private  prayer.    4th  ed. 

18o2. 

Note.     The 'Grounds'  and  'Abba  Father' have 
separate  titlepages  and  paging. 

Parr,  Harriet  (pseud.  Holme  Lee).  Against  wind 
and  tide.  New  ed.  London,  1869.  16". 

-  Basil  Godfrey's  caprice.     Lond.,  1868.  3  v.  8°. 

-  Contrast ;    or,    The    schoolfellows.      London, 

1868.   16°. 

-  For  richer,  for  poorer.     London,  1870.  3  v.  8°. 

-  In  the  silver  age  ;  essays.    Lond.,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Kathie  Brande.     N.  Y",  1857.   12". 

-  Life   and   death    of   Jeanne  d'Arc.      London, 

1866.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Maude  Talbot.     London,  1854.  3  v.  8°. 

-  Mr.  Wynward's  ward.     London,  1867.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Sylvan  Holt's  daughter.    Lond.,  1858.  3  v.  12°. 
Parr,   katherine.    STRICKLAND,   A.    Life  of  P.    (In  her 

Queens  of  Kng.,  v.  5.  1842.) 

Parr,  Louisa.  The  Blue  Bell  of  Red-Neap.  N.Y., 
1871.  12°. 

-  Dorothy  Fox.     Phila.,  1871.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In  Good  words,  v.  11.  1870;  —  and  in  Lit- 

tell's  living  age,  v.  104-100.  1870.) 

-  How  it  all  happened.     Phila.,  1871.   16°. 

—  John     Thompson,     blockhead.       Phila.,    1872 

[1871].  16°. 
Parr,  Samuel.     Works.     London,  1828.  8  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memoirs;  by  J.  Johnstone.  2. 
Two  sermons,  preached  at  Norwich.  —  Discourse  on 
education.  —  Discourse  on  the  late  fast,  1791.  —  Spital 
sermon,  preached  at  Christ  Church.  —  Notes  on  the 
Spital  sermon.  —  Sermon  preached  at  Hatton.  3. 
Notice  of  Dr.  Combe's  Horace.  —  Prefatio  ad  Bellendeni 
libros.  —  Miscellaneous  remarks  on  politics,  jurispru 
dence,  morals,  etc.  —  Letter  from  Irenopolis  to  the 
inhabitants  of  Eleutheropolis.  —  Warburtonian  tracts. 

—  Letter  to  Dr.  Miller.  —  Extracts  from  a  pamphlet  in 
answer  to   Dr.  Combe's   statement  resp.  his  variorum 
Horace.  —  Notes  on  Rapin's  dissertation  on  Whigs  and 
Tories.     4.     ( 'haracter  of  C.  J.  Vox.  — Notes.  —  A  pp.  to 
notes.   —  Note  upon  Fox's  History  of  the  early  part  of 
the  reign  of  James  II.  —  Inscriptions  [Latin].  —  Inscrip 
tions  [English].  — Illustrations  of  the  inscriptions.     5,  6. 
Sermons.      7.     App.  —  List  of  correspondents.  —  Cor 
respondence  with  Dr.  Parr.      8.     Correspondence  with 
P.  —  Plan  of  teaching.  —  Correspondence  on  toleration. 

—  Catholic  question.   —  Correspondence  illust.  of  the 
inscriptions  in  v.  4. 

—  Characters  of  the  late  J.  Fox,  selected  and  in 

part    written    by    Philopatris     Varviccnsis. 
London,  1809.  '2  v.  8°. 

—  Discourse,  fast  [day],  by  Phileleutherus  Xorfolcicnsis. 

London,  1781.  4°.    (B  1258) 

—  Sequel  to  paper  circulated  by  C.Curtis.     Lon 

don,  1792.  8°. 

—  Sermon,   fast  day,   Oct.    19,   1803.     2d  ed.      London, 

[1804].  4°.    (B1258) 

—  A  spital  sermon  preached    at    Christ  Church, 

Apr.  15,  1800;  with  notes.     Lond.,  1801.  4". 

—  Tracts,  by  Warburton  and    a    Warburtonian, 

not  admitted  into  the  collections  of  their  re- 

pective  works.     London,  1789.  8°. 

Contents.      Warburton,    W.,    Up.         Miscellaneous 

trans,  in  prose  and  verse.  —  A  critical  and  philosophical 

enquiry  into  the  causes  of  prodigies  and  miracles,  as 

related  by  historians.  —  Parr,  S.    Dedication  of  two 


PARR 


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tracts  of  a  Warburtonian ;  —  Prcf.  to  the  two  tracts  of  a 
Wnrburtonlan.  —  Testimonia  auctorum.  —  Kurd,  H., 
Sp.  On  tho  delicacy  of  friendship,  a  seventh  disserta 
tion,  addressed  to  the  author  of  the  sixth  ;  —  A  letter  to 
the  Rev.  T.  Lcland,  in  which  his  late  dissertation  on  the 
principles  of  human  eloquence  is  criticized. 

—  BARKER,  E.  H.     Parriana  ;    or,  Notices  of  P. 

London,  1828-29.  2  v.  8°. 

—  BIBLIOTHECA  Paniana;  a    catalogue  of  the  li 

brary  of  P.     London,  1827.  8°. 

—  BLUNT,  J.  J.     (In  Ms  Essays.  1860.) 

—  CUMBERLAND,  R.      Curtius  rescued  from    the 

gulf;  retort  courteous  to  P.  Lond.,  1792.  8°. 

—  DE   QUINCEV,    T.     (In  his    Essays   on    philosophical 

writers,  v.  2.  1854.) 

—  FIELD,  W.      Memoirs  of  P.,    with    notices   of 

contemporaries,   etc.      London,  1828.  2  v.  8°. 

—  GODWIN,  W.      lleply    to    attacks    of    P.,    and 

others.     London,  "l 801.  8°. 
Parr,   Thomas.     HARVEY,   W.     Anatomical   exam,   of  the 

body  of  V.  who  died  at  the  age   of  152  years.     (In 

/tin  Works.  1847.) 

Parra,  Pietro.     AMATO,  G-.  d'.     (Inhis  Panteon,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Parrain,  Le;  comedic.     See  Scribe,  A.  E.  1845. 
Parras,  Pedro  Joseph.     Gobierno  de  Ips  regulares 

de  la  America.     Madrid,  1783.  2  v.  8°. 
Parrhase,  Theodore,  pseud.  Pari-hasiana.    See  Le  Clerc,  J. 
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Parrhasius,  Aulus, Janus  (Itul.  Parisio,  Auto  Giano).  Quse- 

sita  per   epistolam,  etc.     (In  Gruter,  J.     Lampas, 

v.  1.  1602.) 
Parrino,   Domenico  Antonio.     Teatro  eroico  e  politico  dc' 

govern!  de'  vicere  del  regno  di  Napoli.     (In  Gravier, 

C.  Itaccolta  di  tutti  sci-ittori,  ec.,  v.  9,  10.  1770.) 
Parris,  Samuel.     Account  of  the  differences  between  the 

inhabitants  of  Salem  village  and  Mr.  Parris.  ( In 
Calef,  H.  More  wonders  of  the  invisible  world. 
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—  FOWLER,  S.     Account  of  the  life  of  P.,  and  of  his  con 

nection  with  the  witchcraft  delusion  of  16U2.  Salem, 
1857.  8°.  (B  1459,  1549) 

Parrish,  Isaac.  Annual  report  on  surgery,  before  the  Coll. 
of  Physicians  [of  Phila. :  Etherization].  n.t.p. 
[1847.]  8°.  (B  1567) 

Parrish,  John.  Remarks  on  the  slavery  of  the  black  peo 
ple;  addressed  to  the  citizens  of  the  U.  S.  Phila., 
1806.  8°.  (B428,  W  8) 

Parrish,  Joseph.  Diss.  on  the  influence  of  the  passions 
upon  the  body  in  the  production  and  cure  of  dis 
eases.  Phila.,  1805.  8°.  (B  1559) 

—  Memoir  of   1'.     WOOD,   G.  B.      (In  his    Introd.  lect. 

1859.) 
Parrish,  .)/)•.«.  Lydia  G.    BROCKETT,  L.  P.    (In  his  Woman's 

work  in  the  civil  war.  1867.) 
Parish,  Robert  A.,  Jr.     Details  of  an  unpaid  claim 

on  France  for  24,000,000  francs,  guaranteed 

by  the  parole  of  Napoleon  in.    Phila.,  1869. 

8°. 
Parrot,  Friedrich.     Journey  to  Ararat;    tr.  by  W. 

D.  Cooley.     London",  1845.  8°. 

Parrots.  SELBY,  P.  J.  Natural  hist,  of  parrots.  (In 
Jardine,  Sir  W.  Naturalist's  lib.  Orn.,  v.  6.  1836.) 

Parry,  C.  O.  Geological  reports.  (In  Emory,  W.  H.  Re 
port  on  the  U.  8.  and  Mexican  boundary,  v.  1.  1848.) 
—  Introduction  to  botany  of  the  boundary.  (In 
\.  2,  pt,  1.  1859.) 

—  The  Rocky  Mountain  Alpine  region.    (In  Amer.  Assoc. 

Proc  ,  v.  18.  1869.) 

Parry,  Caleb  Hillier.  Cases  of  tetanus  and  rabies 
contagiosa.  Bath,  1814.  8°. 

—  Collections  from  the  unpublished  medical  writ 

ings  of  P.     London,  1825.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Collections  from  the    unpublished  writings  of 

P.,  [with  introd.  essays  by  C.  H.  Parry]. 
London,  1825.  8". 

—  Elements  of  pathology  and  therapeutics.    Vol. 

1.     London,  1815.  8°. 

-  Experimental  inquiry  on  arterial  pulse,  and 
arteries  of  animals  of  warm  blood.  London, 
1816.  8°. 

Parry,  Charles  Henry.  Additional  experiments  on 
the  arteries  of  warm-blooded  animals.  Lon 
don,  1819.  8°. 


Parry,  Rev.  Edward.     Memoirs  of  Sir  W.  E.  Parry. 

London,  1857.   12". 

Parry,  John  Humphreys.  The  Cambrian  Plutarch  ; 
memoirs  of  some  of  the  most  eminent  Welsh 
men.  London,  1834.  8°. 

Contents.  Arthur.  —  Aneurin.  —  Taliesin.  —  Lly- 
warch  Hen.  —  St.  David.  —  Asser  Menevensis.  —  Hywel 
Dda.  —  Rhys  ab  Tewdwr.  —  Owain  Gwynedd.  —  Gi- 
raldus  Oambrensis.  —  Llywelyn  ab  Gruftydd.  —  I)a- 
vydd  ab  Gwilym.  —  Owain  Glyndwr.  —  Sir  Rhys  ab 
Thomas.  —  Humphrey  Llwyd.  —  Dr.  D.  J.  Rhys.  —  Bp. 
Morgan.  —  Dr.  S.  Davies.  —  E.Llwyd.  —  L.  Morris.  — 
T.  Pennant.  —  Rev.  P.  Roberts. 

Parry,  Wm.     A   now   and  large   discourse   of   the   travels 
of  Sir  A.  Shirley,  1601.     (In  Collier,  J.  P.     Illust. 
of  early  English  lit.,  v.  2.  1864.) 
Parry,  Wm.     PALMA,  A.     Remarks   on   the  works  of  P. 

(In  his  Greece  vindicated.  1826.) 

Parry,  Capt.  Wm.  Edward.  Narrative  of  an 
attempt  to  reach  the  North  Pole,  1827. 
London,  1828.  4°. 

—  Same.      (In  his  Three  voy.,  etc.,  v.  2;  v.  108  of  Har 

per's  fam,  lib.)i 

—  Journal  of  a  second  voyage  for  the  discovery 

of  a  north  west  passage  from  the  Atlantic  to 
the  Pacific,  1821-23,  in  H.M.S,  Fury  and 
Hecla.  N.  Y.,  1824.  8°. 

-  Same.     London,  1824.  4°. 

—  Journal  of  a  voyage  for  the  disc,  of  a  N.  West 

passage,    1819-20.     London,  1821.  4°. 

—  Journal  of  a  third  voyage  for  the  disc,  of  a  N. 

West  passage,  1824-25.     London,  1826.  S". 

-  Same.     Phila.,  1826.  8°. 

-  Three  voyages    for   the    disc,  of  the  N.  West 

passage".  N.  Y.,  [1840].  3  v.  16°.  (Harper's 
fain,  lib.,  v.  107-108.) 

Note.     An  account  of  the  5  voyages  made  by  P., 
1819-27. 

—  Voyages  pour  la  decouverte  d'un  passage  Xord-Ouest, 

1819-27.  (In  Montemont,  A.  Bibl.  univ.,  v.  40. 
1836.) 

—  NORTHERN  regions  ;  or,  Uncle  Richard's   rela 

tion  of  Capt.  Parry's  voyages.  Bost.,  [1826J. 
12°. 

—  PARRY,   E.       Memoirs    of    Sir    W.   E.   Parry. 

London,  1857.  8°. 
Parseval   Grandmaison,   Francois  Auguste.      Reponse.  — 

Discount.      (In  Paris.   Inst.   Ac.   Fr.   Recueil   cles 

disc.  1830-39.) 
Parsi.    KOIIUT,  A.    Was  hat  die  talmudische  Eschatologie 

aus  dem    Parsismus  niifgenoininen?     (In   Zeitschr. 

d.  D.  morg.  Ges.,  v.  21.  1867.) 

—  LOUD,  H.     Discovery  of  the  sect  of  Parsees,  etc.     (In 

Churchill,  O.  and  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  6.  1746;  — 
and  in  Pinkerton,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  S.  1811.) 

—  MUELLER.  F.  M.     The  modern  Parsis.     (In  hii  Chips 

from  a  German  workshop,  v.  1.  1867.) 

See  also  Avesta. 

Parsing.     RULES  for  P.    n.tp.    [180-?]  12°.     (C  167) 
Parsons,  Mine.     L'exil  volontaire.     (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des 

romaus,  Xouv.,  v.  11.  1799.) 
Parsons,  Rev.  Benjamin,  b.  1769.     Discourse  on  faith,  trust, 

and    confidence  in   God,   etc.      [X.  Y.,]    1851.    12°. 

(C  209) 
Parsons,  /tee.  Benjamin,  of   Stroud.    The    wine   question 

settled.     London,  1841.  12°.    (C  204) 
Parsons,  Charles  Wm.,  M.D.      Essay  on  vis  medi- 

catrix   naturae;  Fiske  fund  prize  essay,  June  1848. 

Boston,  1849.  8°.    (B  1560) 
-  Memoir    of  U.  Parsons    of    Providence,    R.  I. 

Prov.,  1870.   12°. 

—  On  soiie  of  the  remote  effects  of  the  injuries  of  nerves. 

Phila.,    1851.  8°.    (B  1560) 

Note.      From    the    Amer.  journal    of    medical 
science,  Apr.  1851. 
Parsons,  Rev.  David.      Sermon,  general  election.     Boston, 

1788.  8°.    (B  179,  182,  186) 

Parsons,  Edward.  Sermon;  The  Messiah's  increase.  (In 
Suddards,  W.  Brit,  pulpit,  v.  2.  1836.) 

—  COURTIER,  P.  L.     (In  his  Pulpit,  v.l.  1836.) 
Parsons,  Emily  E.    FORMAN.  Rev.  J.  G.    (In  Brockett,  L. 

P.    Woman's  work  iu  the  civil  war.  1867.) 


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Parsons,  Frederic  T.     Report  of  the  trial,  The  people  v*. 

Dr.    H.    N.   Loomis,   Cor   libel.       Buffalo,   1850.    8°. 

(B1435) 
Parsons,  (r.  S.     Nelsonian  reminiscences.     Boston, 

1843.  12°. 
Parsons,  Horatio  A.     Book  of  Niagara  Falls.    5th 

cd.  cnl.     Buffalo,  1838.   16°. 
Parsons,  Isaac.      Some   account  of  New   Gloucester.     (In 

Maine  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1847.) 

Parsons,  James,  M.D.,  d.  1770.  Human  physiog 
nomy  explained  ;  in  the  Crounian  lectures 

on  muscular  motion.      Suppl.  to  the  Philos. 

trnns.  for  1746.     London,  1747.  4". 
Parsons,  lift.  Jiimes,  of  York.     Origin,   universality,   and 

consequences  of  the  apostasy  of    iiian.      (hi    Sud- 

dards,  W.     Brit,  pulpit,  v.  1.  1837.)—  The  eleventh 

hour.     (In  v.  2.  1836.) 
Parsons,  James.      Reflections    on    the   mysterious 

fate  of  Sir  J.  Franklin.      London,  "l857.  8°. 
Parsons,   John,  />./).      Sermon,     March   20,   general   fast. 

London,  1811.  4°.     (B  1258) 
Parsons,  lite.  Jonathan.     Communion  of  faith  essential  to 

the  communion  of  churches.    Salem,  1770.  8°.   (B  16) 
—   Consideration    of    some    unconstitutional     measures, 

adopted   -in    this     state.       Newburyport,   1784.    8". 

(B  655) 

-  Fair   narrative,   etc.   1756.       See    Moorhead,   J.,  and 

others. 

-  Freedom  from  civil  and  ecclesiastical   slavery;  disc., 

Mar.  5.     Newburyport,  1774.  8°.     (B  156) 

—  Infant   baptism   from    Heaven;    two  disc.,   Haverhill, 

Apr.  28.     Boston,  1765.  8°.     (B  42) 

—  Same.     With  remarks  on  the  late  performance  of  II. 

Smith.     2d  ed.     Bosfon,  1767.  8°.     (B  1922) 

—  Manna   gathered   in    the   morning;     disc.,   Newbury. 

Boston,  1751.  8°.     (B  42) 

—  A  needful  caution.      New   London,  1742.  8°.     (03,53) 

—  To    live  is  Christ,  to  die  is  gain;  sermon,  death  of  G. 

Whitefleld,  Sept.  30,  1770.  Portsmouth,  N.  II., 
[1770].  4°.  (B654) 

—  Wisdom  justified  of   her  children;    sermon,  Sept.  16. 

Boston,  1742.  8°.     (B  73,  860,  C  78) 

-  and  Mc'Gregore,  D.      Rejoinder  to  R.  Abercrombie's 

remarks  on  :i  Fair  narrative  of  the  proc.  of  the 
presbytery  of  Boston,  against  himself.  Boston, 
1758.  8°.  (C  12.8) 

—  LF.TTER  from  a  gentleman  in  the  country  to  his  friend 

in  Boston,  resp.  late  observ.  upon  the  conduct  of  P. 
Boston,  1757.  8°.  (B  156) 

—  SHANGAR,  M.  Letter  to  J.  Tucker  upon  his  'Remarks' 

on  a  discourse  of  J.  IVs  entitled,  'Freedom',  etc. 
New  Kng.,  1775.  8°.  (B  156) 

—  SMITH,   H.      The   doctrine   of   believers'  baptism   by 

immersion  only  asserted  against  P.  Boston,  1766. 
8°.  (B  16) 

—  TUCKER,  J.  Observations  on  the  doctrines  and  unchar- 

itableness  of  P.    Boston,  1757.  8°.     (B  16,  C  123,  156) 
Remarks  on  a  discourse  of  I'.,  'Freedom,'  etc.     Bos 
ton,  1774.  8°.    (B  16,  156,  C  123) 
—   Funeral  sermon  on.    1785.     See    Murray,  J.    (B324); 

—  Searl,  J.     (B  17) 

Parsons,  /lev.  Joseph,  il.  1765.  Christians  may  and  ought 
to  be  influenced  by  the  recompense  of  reward;  two 
sermons,  Bradford,  Mar.  11,  25,  1742/44.  Boston, 
1744.  8".  (B  44,  73,  147) 

—  A  minister's  care;  sermon,  ordin.,  of  S.  Webster,  Aug 

12.     Boston,  1741.  8°.     (B  144) 

—  Religion  recommended  to  the  soldier;  sermon,  to  the 

Anc.  and  Hon.  Artil.  Co.,  June  4.  Boston,  1744.  8° 
(B  73,  179) 

-  Sermon,  election.     Boston,  1759.  8°.    (B  179,  181,  184) 

—  Two  disc,    [on]   the  importance  of  the   belief  of    the 

Gospel,  to  eternal  salvation.  Best.,  1759.  8U  (B  147 
599) 

—  Validity   of   Presbyterian   ordination ;    sermon,   New 

Castle,  Dec.  20,  1732,  ordin.  of  J.  Blunt.      Boston, 

1733.  8°.     (C  50,  53) 
Parsons,  Lawrence,  2d  Earl  of   Rosse.     Argument 

to  prove  the  truth  of  the  Christian  revelation. 

London,  1834.  8°. 
Parsons,    Levi.     Dereliction  and  restoration  of  the 

Jews;  sermon,  Oct.  31,  before  the  departure  of  the 

Palestine  mission.     Boston,  1819.  8°.      (B  300,  1237) 

-  MORTON,  D.  O.     Memoir  of  P.,  missionary  to 

Palestine.     Poultney,  Vt.,  1824.   12°. 
Parsons,    Moses.      Character   of   able   ministers;    sermon, 
Nov.    11,  1772,    ordin.   of  O.    Parsons,    Gloucester. 
Salem,  1773.  8°.     (B  915) 


-   Ministers  of  Christ  the  servants  of  God  •  sermon    Ins- 
Wlch,   ordin.    of   J.    Dana,   Nov.  7,   1765.     Boston, 
li  16.  8  .     (B  915) 
—   Sermon,   Cambridge,   election.    Boston,   1772.    8°.    (B 

181,  185) 
-    Funeral  sermon  on.  1784.     See  Frisby,  L.  ;  —  Tappan, 

JJ.     (U  ZoZ) 
Parsons,  J/r.v.  Phebe,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1770.     See  Searl, 

J.     (B  17) 
Parsons,  Robert.     Sermon,   funeral  of  John,  Earl  of  Roch- 


. 

Parsons,  (,'en.  Samuel  Holden.  Discoveries  in  the  western 
country.  (In  Amer.  Acad.  Mem.,  v.  2.  1793  ) 

—  HEADLEY,  J.  T.    (hi  hi*  Washington,  v.  2.  1847.) 
Parsons,  Theodore,  and  Pearson,  E.     Forensic  dispute  on 

the  legality  of  enslaving  Africans,  Commencement 
Camb.,  July  21.  Boston,  1773.  8°.  (B  65,  245,  1081) 
Parsons,  Theophilus,  Chief  Justice  of  Mass.,  b.  1750, 
d.  1813.  Commentaries  on  Amer.  law  ;  com 
piled  byE.  Hammond.  N.  Y.,  1836.  8°. 

Note.     A   collection   of   decisions    taken    from 
Mass,  reports. 

—  Defence  of  the  third  article  of  the  Mass,  declaration 

of  rights.     Worcester,  1820.  8°.    (B  535) 

—  Essay  on  parallel  lines.  —  Formula  for  extracting  the 

roots  of  adjected  equations.  (In  Parsons.  T  b 
1797.  Memoir.  1859.) 

-  AUSTIN,  B.     Memorial  to  the  legislature  of  Mass   rela- 

l  a£  V  ^R^Q'QN  the  gr<Mld  jUry>  by  T"  P"  Bo8to"' 
isuo.  o  .  (K  1489) 

—  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  P.,  sold  1814.    Boston 

1814.  8".     (B  1020,  1617,  1620) 

—  KNAPP,  8.  L.     (In  hi*  Biog.  sketches.  1821.) 

—  PARKER,  I.     Sketch  of  the  character  of  P.  ;  address  to 

the  grand  jury.     Boston,  1813.  8°.     (B  570,  1222) 

-  PARSONS,  T.     Memoir  of  P.     Boston,  1859.  12°. 
Parsons,  Theophilus,  b.  1797.     Address  before  the 

Phi  Beta  Kappa  Society  of  Harvard,  Aug.  27,  on  the 
duties  of  educated  men  in  a  republic.  Boston,  1835. 
8°.  (  B  1721  ) 

-  The  constitution,  its  origin,  etc.  ;  lecture  before  the  Law 

School  of  Harvard  Univ.,  March  7.  Boston,  1861.  8°. 
(B  1560) 

-  Deus  homo  ;  God-man.     Chicago,  1867.  8°. 

-  Essays.     (1st  ser.,  2d  ed.)       Boston,  1847-62. 

3  ser.  12°. 

Content*.  Series  1.  Life.  —  Providence.  —  Corre. 
spondence.  —  The  human  form.  —  Religion.  —  The  Vow 
Jerusalem.  2.  The  seeming  and  the  actual.  —  The 
senses.  —  Ministry  of  sorrow.  —  Sabbath.  —  Founds. 
tion  of  duty.  —  Death  and  life.  3.  He  cometh  in 
clouds.  —  Paradise.  —  The  sea.  —  End  of  the  Church. 

-  Memoir  of  C.  G.  Loriiig.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.. 

1869-70.) 

-  Memoir   of    Chief    Justice   Parsons.     Boston 

1859.   12°. 

Parsons,  Thomas  Wm.,  Jr.  Poems.  Boston. 
1854.  8°. 

-  July;   a  poem.   —   To  a  lady;   a  poem.     (In   Boston 

book,  4th  col.  1851.) 

See  also  Dante. 

Parsons,  Tyler.  Truth  espoused;  rel.  to  the  difficulties  in 
Manchester;  subjoined,  view  of  the  council  doings 
in  rel.  to  the  dismissal  of  J.  Thurston,  etc.  Dedham, 
1823.  8°.  (B  1128) 

-  CANDID  enquiries;  [reply  to  P.].    n.p.,  [1825].  8°.    (B 

1128) 

Parsons,  Usher.     Address  before  the  Amer.  Med 


—  Address  before  the  Prov.  Assoc.  for  the  Prom,  of  Tem 

perance,  May  27.     Prov.,  1831.  8°.     (B  1662) 

—  Battle  of  Lake  Erie;  disc,  before  the  R.  1.  Hist.  Soc 

1852.     Prov.,  1853.  8".     (B  1610) 
Same.     [2d  ed.J     Prov.,  1854.  8°.    (B  1615) 

—  Comparative  influence  of  vegetable  and  animal  decom 

position,  etc.     Phila.,  1830.  8°.     (B  969) 

—  Importance  of  the  sciences  of  anatomy  and  physiology 

as  a  branch  of  general  education.     Camb.,  1826    8° 
(B831) 

—  Lecture  on  the  connexion  and  reciprocal  influence  be 

tween  the  brain  and  stomach.     Prov.,  1841    8°     CB 
1186) 

—  Same.     (In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr.     Lect.,  1840.) 

-  Life  of  Sir  W.  Pepperell.     Boston,  1855.  8°. 

-  Same,  abridged.      (In    Hunt,    P.      Lives   of   Amer 

merchants,  v.  2.  1858.) 


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—  Memoir  of  C.  Frost,    n.p..  [1849].  8°.    (B  1456) 

—  Physician  for  ships.     Camb.,  1820.  8°. 

—  Same.    Sailor's  physician.    2d  ed.  Prov.,  1824. 

12°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     Boston,  1842.  12°. 

—  Same.     4th  ed.     Boston,  1851.   12°. 

—  Prize  dissertations :  Infiamation  of  the  perios 
teum  ;  Eneuresis  irritata ;  Cutaneous  diseases  ; 
Cancer  of  the  breast ;  Malaria.  2ded.  Prov., 

1849.  8°. 

—  Prize  dissertations  of  the  R.  I.  Med.  Soc. ;  spinal  dis 

eases,  their  causes  and  treatment.     Boston,  1843.  8°. 
(B  1189) 

—  Report  of   the   committee   on   medical   sciences   at  a 

meeting  of  the  Amur.  Mud.  Assoc.,  May.     Phila., 

1850.  8".    (B  1560; 

—  Sketches  of  llhode  Island  physicians  deceased 

prior  to  1850.     Prov.,  1859."  8°. 
Parsons,  Win.,  funeral  sermon  on.  1837.     See  Young,  A. 

(B  1126,  1718) 
Parsons,  \Vin.,rf.  1847.   OBITUARY  notice  of  P.;  lecture  by 

C.  Reed;  disc,  by  T.  Worcester.      Boston,  1847.  8". 

(B  1222) 

Parsons,  Wm.     Monte  Christo.    London,  1866.  16°. 
Parson's  wedding,  The;  a  drama,  by  T.  Killegrew.     (In 

Dodsley,  It.     Col.  of  old  plays,  v.  11.  1780;  —  and 

in  Scott,  Sir  W.    Anc.  Brit,  dr.,  v.  3.  1810.) 
Part,  The,  taken   by   the   Irish    boy   in  the   fight  at  Dame 

Europa's  school.     Dublin,  1871.  16".    (E  158) 
Partenay,  Romans  of ;  tr.  from  the  French  of  La 

Coudrette,  ed.  with  introd.  notes,  etc.,  by  W. 

W.  Skeat.     London,  1866.  8°.     (Early  Eng. 

Text  Soc.) 

Partenope.    See  Metastasio,  P. 

Parthax.    Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist.  Gr.,v.  4.  1851.) 
Parthenais  oder  die  Alpenreise;  von  I.  Baggesen. 

Hamburg,  [18—].  24°. 

Parthenia;  byE.  B.  Lee.     Boston,  1858.  12". 
Parthenius    Nicceensis.       De     amatoriis    affectibus.      (In 

Erotici  scriptures.  1556; — Hecog.  Hercher,  v.  1.  1858; 

—  and,  French,  Bibl.,  v.  1.  1797.) 

—  Same.    [Gr.etL.at.]    J.  Cornario interpr.    (/n  Gale, 

T.     Hist.  poet.  scr.  1675.) 

Parthenogenesis.     See  Owen,  R. 

Parthenon.     See  Athens  (p.  163);  —  Paris  (p.  2230). 

Parthenon,  The ;  a  magazine  of  art  and  literature. 
[Typolithographed.J  Xo.  1-16,  June  11, 
1825 -Jan.  1826.  London,  1826.  8°. 

Parthenon,  The  ;  May  1862 -May  1863.     London, 

186'2-[63].  2  v.  4°. 
Note.    The  Literary  gazette  is  incorporated  with  this. 

Parthey,  Gustav  Friedrich  Constantin.  Aegypten  beim 
Geographen  von  Ravenna.  —  Zur  Erdkunde  des 
alien  Aegypten.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh., 
1858.)  —  i'tolemseus  Lagi,  der  Griinder  der  32en 
agyplischen  Dynastic.  (In  1860.)  —  Das  Orakelund 
uie  Oase  Ammon.  (In  1862.)  —  Zwei  griechische 
Zauberpapyri  des  Berliner  Museum.  (Jn  1865.)  — 
Die  thebanischen  Papyrusfragtnente  im  Berliner 
Museums.  (In  1869,  pt.  1.) 

Parthia.  CLINTON,  H.  F.  Kings  of  Parthia.  (In  his 
Fasti  Roman!,  v.  2.  1850.) 

Partie  de  chasse  de  Henri  iv,  La;  comedie.     See  Colle,  C. 

Parties.     BARDSLEY,  S.  A.     Cursory   remarks   on 
party   prejudice.      (In  Lit.  and  Phil.  Soc.  of  Man 
chester.    Mem.,  v.  5,  pt.  1.  1798.) 
See  al-io  American  party ;  —  Democratic  Party ;  — 
Great  Britain  :    Uiytory,  Later  (p.  1240,  COOKE)  ;  —  Re 
publican  Party;   —   Tories;   —  TJ.   S.   History  (VAN 
BUREN) ;  —  Whig  Party  ;  —  Working  Men's  Party. 

Parties  and  factions  in  England  at  the  accession  of  William 
iv.  London,  1830.  8°.  (B  931) 

Partington,  Mrs.     See  Shillaber,  B.  P. 

Partington,  Charles  Frederick.  Account  of  the 
steam  engine.  London,  1822.  8°. 

-  Historical  and  explan.  notes,  and  a  biog.  memoir  of 

Edward,  Marquis  of  Worcester.     (In  Somerset,  E. 
Century  of  inventions.  1825.) 

-  Manual  of  natural  and  experimental   philos 

ophy.     London,  1828.  2  v.  8". 

-  Mechanic's  gallery  of  science  and  art.     Vol.  1. 

London,  1825.  8°. 


Partington's  carpet  bag  of  fun.     See  Avery,  S.  P. 
Partisan  leader,  The  ;  by  B. Tucker.     N.  Y.,  1861. 

12°. 
Partisan  warfare.     JENEY,  —  de.     The  partisan  ; 

or,  The  art  of  making  war  in  detachment. 

London,  1760.  8°. 

—  STEVENSON,  R.      Military  instructions  for  offi 

cers  detached  in  the  field.     Phila.,  1775.  12°. 
Partners,    The;    by   S.   Brooks.     (In  Dublin   univ.   mag., 

v.  49-51.  1857-58.) 
Partnerships.      CHILDS,    II.  W.     Letter   to   II.  B. 

Crowder   on   mining  partnerships.      London,  1854. 

8°.    (B  1536) 

—  FIELD,  E.  W.     Limited  liability  partnerships. 

London,  1854.  8°. 

—  POTHIEK,  11.  J.     Traite  du  contrat  de  societe  ; 

[avec]  deux  appendices,  1'un  des  obligations 
qui  naissent  de  la  communaute  formee  sans 
contrat  de  societe,  1'autre  de  celles  qui  nais 
sent  du  voisinage.  Paris,  1775.  12". 

—  WATSON,  W.     Treatise  on  the  law  of  partner 

ships.     Phila.,  1807.  8°. 

Parto  de  los  monies,  El.     See  Cespedes,  M.  J.    (D  36) 
Parton,  James.   The  Danish  islands  ;  are  we  bound 

in  honor  to  pay  for  them?     Boston,  1869.  8°. 

-  Famous  Americans  of  recent  times.      Boston, 

1867.  8°. 

Contents.  Clay.  (From  the  North  Amer.  rev.,  Jan. 
1866.)  —  Webster.  (Jan.  1867.)  —  Calhoun.  (Oct.  1865.) 

—  Randolph.     (July  1866.)  —  Girard    and   his  college. 
(Jan.    1865.)   —  Bennet  and  the  N.  Y.    Herald.     (Apr. 
1866.)  —  Goodyear.      (July  1865.)  —  Beecher   and   his 
church.     (From   the  Atlantic   monthly,  Jan.  1867.)  — 
Vanderbill.    (From  Ihe  New  York  ledger,  Apr.  8,  1865.) 

—  Theodosia  Burr.     (From  Harper's  mag.,  Aug.  1864.) 

—  Aslor.     (From  Harper's  mag.,  Feb.  1865.) 

—  Gen.  Butler  in  New    Orleans ;  history   of  the 

department   of    the  Gulf    in  1862.      N.  Y., 
1864  [1863].  8°. 
-    Same.     10th  ed.     N.  Y.,  1864.  8°. 

-  Humorous  poetry  of  the  Eng.  language.    2d  ed. 

N.  Y.,  1857  [1856].  12°. 

-  Life  and  times  of  Burr.     N.  Y.,  1858.  8°. 

-  Life  and  times  of  Franklin.     N.Y.,  1864.  2  v. 

12". 

-  Life  of  And.  Jackson.     N.  Y.,  1860.  3  v.  8°. 

-  Life  of  H.  Greeley.     N.  Y.,  1855.  12°. 

-  Topics  of  the  time.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

Contents.  Uncle  Sam's  treatmenl  of  his  servants.  — 
The  Yankees  at  home.  —  Congressional  peccadilloes. — 
International  copyright.  —  Our  Roman  Catholic  breth 
ren.  —  How  Congress  wastes  its  time.  —  The  clothes 
mania.  —  Log-rolling  at  Washington.  —  Our  Israelilish 
brethren.  —  Corresp.  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  —  The 
government  of  the  city  of  N.  Y.  (N.  A.  rev.,  Oct.  1866.) 

—  and    others.      Sketches   of    men   of    progress. 

N.  Y.,  Hartford.,  1870-71.  8°. 
Parton,  Sara  Pay  son.     Fern  leaves.     1st,  2d  series. 

Auburn,  1853-54.  2  v.   12". 
Partridge,   Capt.  Alden.     Altiludes  of  mountains  in  N.  Y., 

N.  H..  and  Vt.     (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.     Trans.,  n.s., 

v.  1.   1818.) 

—  Lecture  on  education,    n.t.p.  [181-?]  8°.    (B  547) 

—  Observations  on  national    defence.      Boslon,  1824.  8°. 

(B547) 

Partridge,  lion.  George,  Funeral  sermon   on.  1828.      See 
Kent,  B. 

—  The  vvorthie  hystorie  of  the  mosle  noble  and  valiaunt 

knight    Plasidas.    (In  Collier,  J.  P.    Illust.  of  old 

Eng.  lit.,  v.  3.  1866.) 
Partridge,  J.      Direct  taxation.      (In    Nat.  Assoc.   Prom. 

Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1862.) 
Partridge,   J.  Arthur.     The  false  nation    and    its 

'bases' ;    or,  Why  the  South  cannot  stand. 

London,  1864.  8°. 

-  The  making  of  the  American  nation  ;  or,  The 

rise  and  decline  of  oligarchy  in  the  West. 
London,  1866.  8°. 

—  On  democracy.     Phila.,  1866.  8°. 


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Shirley  relating  to   the  Indiana,  1754.      (In    Mass. 

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Content*.  Vol.  1.  Disc,  sur  sa  vie  par  Bossut.  — 
Eloge  par  Xicole.  —  Essai  par  F.  de  Xeufchateau.  — 
Lettres  provinciates.  2.  Pensees.  3.  Factums  pour 
leu  cures  de  1'aris,  Rouen,  etc.  —  Lettre  touchant  les 
commandements  de  Dieu.  —  Question  sur  les  miracles, 
etc.  4,  5.  Kvrit*  scientifiqiif*.  4.  Essais  pour  les 
coniques.  —  Machine  arithmetlque.  —  Xouvelles  expe 
riences  touchant  le  vide.  —  Lettre  du  pure  Noel,  jesuite, 
a  Pascal.  —  Traite  de  1'equilibre  des  liqueurs.  —  Traite 
de  la  pesanteurde  la  masse  de  1'air.  —  Recit  de  la  grande 
experience  de  1'equilibre  des  liqueurs.  —  Recit  dcs 
observations  faites  par  1'erier.  —  Xouvelles  experiences 
faites  en  Angleterre.  —  Lettre  de  Pascal  et  Roberval  a 
Fermat,  sur  un  principe  de  geostatique  mis  en  avant  par 
ce  dernier.  —  Celeberrima1  Matheseos  Academiae  1'aris- 
icnsi.  —  [Correspondence]  de  Pascal  et  Fermat.  —  5. 
Traite  du  triangle  arithmetique.  —  Traite  des  ordres 
numeriques.  —  Problemata  de  cycloide,  proposita  junii 
1658.  —  Reflexions  sur  les  conditions  des  prix  attaches  & 
la  solution  des  problemcs  cone,  la  cycloide.  —  Histoire 
de  la  roulette.  —  Historia  trochoidis,  sive  cycloidis.  — 
Diverse*  inventions  de  A.  Dultonville  en  geometric.  — 
Dimensions  des  lignes  courbes  de  toutes  les  roulettes.  — 
De  1'escalier,  des  triangles  cylindriques,  et  de  la  spirale 
nutour  d'une  cone.  —  Egalite  des  lignes  spirale  et  para- 
holique. 

-  Les  provinciales.   ou  Les   Icttres  ecrites  a    un 

provincial  et  leur  refutation,  par  1'abbe  May- 
narcl.     Paris,  1851.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Eiig.      Letters  relating  to  the  Jesuits  ;   with  a 

life  by  Mme.  Perier  ;    tr.  by  W.  Andrews. 
London,  1744.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same,  entitled   Provincial    letters ;    tr.   by   T. 

M'Crie.     Edin.,  1848.   16°. 

—  Pensees.     Paris,  1803.  2  v.  12°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.      Avertissement   [par  A.  A.  R.]. 

—  Disc,  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  P.  [par  Bossutj.  — 
Pensees   qui  se   rapportent  &  la  philos.,  £  la  morale,  et 
aux  belles-lettres.       2.     Pensees   rel.    i  la  religion.  — 
Comparaison   des    anciens    Chretiens    avec    ceux   d'au- 
jourd'hul.   —    Frag,  sur  la  conversion   du   pecheur.  — 
Ecrits  trouve  dans  la  poche  dc  P. 

-  Pensees,  fragmens,  ct  lettres  ;  pub.  par  P.  Fau- 

gere.     Paris,  1844.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Introd.  —  Lettres,  1648-fil.  — 
Priere  pour  demander  a  Dieu  le  bon  usage  des  maladies. 

—  Ecrit  sur  la  conversion  du  pecheur.  —  Preface  sur  le 
traite  du  vide.  —  Disc,  sur  les  passions  de  1'amour.  — 
De   Pcsprit   geometrique.   —   Difference    entre    1'esprit 
de  geometric  et  de  finesse.  —  De  1'art  de  persuader.  — 
Pensees  diverses.  —  Ravissement  et  profession  de  fol.  — 
Pensees   sur   1'eloquence  et  le  style.  —  Jesuites,  Jan- 

284.     (28.  2.  79.) 


senistes,  et  Provineialcs.  —  Le  Pape  et  I'Eglise.  —  Con 
versations,  1652-62.  —  A  pp.  2.  Fragments  d'une  apo- 
losjie  du  christianismc,  ou  Penseos  sur  la  religion.  — 
Domat,  J.  Lettrc  an  pere  Domat;  —  Pensees.  —  App. 

-  Same.     Pub.  par.  E.  Havet.      Paris,  1852.  8°. 
Content*.     Avertissement.  —  Etude  sur  les  Pensees  de 

P.  —  Perier,  F.  G.  1*.  Vie  de  P.  —  Notes  sur  la  vie  de 
P.  —  Note  sur  les  doctrines  du  Jansenisme.  —  Entretien 
de  P.  avec  de  Saci.  —  Trois  discours  de  P.  sur  la  condi 
tion  des  grands.  —  Pensees  de  P.  —  Le  mystere  de 
Jesus.  —  Opuscules.  —  Lettre  sur  la  mort  de  Pascal  le 
pere.  —  Priere  pour  la  maladie.  —  Fragm.  d'un  traite  du 
vide.  —  De  1'esprit  geometrique.  —  Comparaison  des 
Chretiens,  etc.  —  Sur  la  conversion  du  pecheur.  —  Ex- 
traits  des  lettres  a  Mile,  de  Roannez.  —  Discours  sur  les 
passions  de  1'amour.  —  App.  —  Add.  et  corr.  —  Table 
des  matieres. 

-  Enff.   Thoughts  on  religion  ;  tr.  by  15.  Kennet. 

3d  ed.     London,  1731.  8°. 

—  BKAKD,  C.     (In  hi*  Port  Royal,  exp.  v.  2.  1861.) 

—  CHURCH,  R.  W.     Pascal  and  ultramontanism.     (In  his 

Essays  and  reviews.  1854.) 

—  COSDOKCKT,  J.     Eloge  de   Pascal.  —  Remarques  sur 

les  Pensees.     (In  hin  tEuvres,  v.  3.  1847.) 

—  JESUP,  E.     Lives  of  Pico  and  Pascal.     3d  ed. 

London,  1723.  8". 

—  MAI.DEN,  H.     (In  hits  Distinguished  men  of  modern 

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—  MAZADE,  C.  de.    Une  lecture  de  P.     (In  Revue  d.  D. 

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—  SAINTE-BEUVE,  C.  A.    (In  hin  Portraits  contemp., 

v.  3.  1852.) 

—  SAISSET,  E.    (In  hi*  Le  scepticisme.  1865.) 

—  SHELLEY,  Mrs.  M.  W.    (In  her  Lives  of  lit.  and  sci. 

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—  VILI.EMAIN,  A.  F.    (In  hi*  Discours.  1852.) 

—  VOLTAIKE,  F.  M.  A.  de.     Remarques  sur  les  pensees 

de  P.     (In  his  CEuvrcs,  v.  40.  1785.) 
Pascal,  Jacqueline.     Lettres,    opuscules,    etc.     (hi 
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—  COUSIN,  V.     Jacqueline  Pascal.     3e  ed.    Paris, 

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Pascal,  Jean  Baptiste  Etienne.     Origines  et  raison 

de  la  liturgie  catholique,  suivies  de  la  liturgie 

armenienne  ;  sur  le  texte  italien  de  G.  Aved- 

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Pasch  (L<tt.  Paschius),   Gcorg.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his 

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Paschalis  I.  Bulla  ad  Pctronacium  Ravennaa  Archiepis- 
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Paschall,  Robert  S.  Deeds:  Heirs  of  Robert  Morris  to  R. 
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Paschasius  Radbertus.  Vita  S.  Adalhardi.  —  Vita  Walas 
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Pascheles,  Wolf.     Sippurim,  eine  Sammlung  jiidi- 

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Contents.    Vol.  1.     Weisel,  L.    Die  Eishohle.  —  Ro- 

senauer,  J.     Aschmadai.  —  Weisel,  L.      Raschi  oder 

Jarchi;  —  Der  Feigenbaum  als   Zeugc;  —  Moses  ben 

M  ;iinioii;    —   Sagen  der  Prager  Juden.   —  K.,  S.      Der 

Kadisch  von  Kol  Xidre.   —   Letteris,  M.      Bildad,  der 

reisende  HeilkUnstlcr.  —  Maier,  W.     Die  Zwillingsge- 

schwister.  —  K.,  8.    Die  Juden  in  Bohmens  Vorzeit. 


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PASSION 


—  Kapper,  L.     Der  hohe  Rabbi  Low  und  dcr  Graf.  — 
Klemperer,    G.       Kabbi   Bustanei,   Resch   Gelutha.  — 
Weisel,  L.     l)er  wunderbare  Baumeister. —  Budeus,  T. 
Dcr  Gang  nach  dor  Kalkgrube.   —  Maier,  W.     Rachel 
vor  Gott.  —  Budeus,  T.     BIT  Schatz  in  der  Todtenkam- 
mer.  —  Wolfner,  W.     Die  Juden  in  Niirnbergs  Vorzeit. 

—  K.,    S.      Der   Retter.       2.      Ehrmann,  D.       Baron 
Eibenschtttz.  —  Klemperer,  G.    Alexander  der  Grouse, 
Konig  von  Macedonien.   —  Rosenauer,  J.     Die  Proben 
des  Bcharfsinnes.  —  Duschak,  M.    Das  heldenmiithige 
Wcib.   —   Hlawatsch,  A.       Die  freigebigen  Juden.  — 
Hain,  M.    Der  Begensepruch.  —  Zedner.    Leben  Haba- 
thai  Zewis.  —  Rosenauer,  J.    Joker  dai.  —  Klapp,  M. 
Verschollene    Geschlchten.  —  Hlawatsch,  A.      Jakob 
Rodrigo  Pereire.  —  Kulka.     Aus  dem  Leben  des  Hiibbi 
Bphrulm  ben  Aaron  Lautschltz.  —  Rosenauer,  J.    Der 
letzte  Rath.   —  Rapsport,  S.  L.     Leben  des  R.  Sadja 
Gaon.   —   F.     Ein  Opfer  des  Bchweigens.  —  Hein,  M. 
Kapoleon  und  der  Bal  scliem.  —  Singer,  S.    Eine  Nacht 
aus  dem   Leben  Rabbi  Akibas.   —  Furth,  I.      Ehren- 
denkmal.   —  Rosenauer,  J.     Skizzen  aus  den  mittelalt- 
crliehen  Geschichten  des  Judcnthums  :  Sad  ud  Dewlet. 

—  Duschak,  M.    Die  Linderung  des  Ge-hinom.  —  Altar, 
B.  M.     Ein  Poscheh  Jisroel.   —  Rosenauer,  J.     Konig 
Salomo.       3.      K.,  8.      Gawriel.   —  Jost,  J.  M.     Vor 
einem  hnlben  Jahrhundert.   —  Popper,  M.     Jude  und 
1'rinzessin.   —  Jastrow,  M.    Der  Besuch  in  der  Syna- 
goge.  —  Stossel,  M.    Der  Fluch  des  Rabbi.  —  Sch,  Dr. 
Reb    Abraham,   der    Grunzeughandler.    —    Hein,   M. 
Abbitte  nach  dem  Tode.   —   Z.(  X.  Y.     Der  Ztig  des 
Herzens  ist  des  Bchickeals  Stimme.   —  HI.,  Ad.      Die 
Judenkolonie    im    Reiche    Coulan.    —    Duschak,    M. 
Epraim  Moses  Kuh.  —  Jastrow,  M.    Chmel.  —  Klapp, 
M.    Verschollene  Geschichten.     4.    Weisel,  L.    Jajin 
Kiduseh  oder  falsehe  Beschuldigung.  —  Steinschneider, 
M.    Statthalterwirthschaft  in  Jerusalem,  1625.  —  Lan 
dau,  J.    Der  Weinbumller  und  sein  Kutscher.  —  Hor- 
witz,   L.      Der  Lieferant.   —   P.,    L.    Der  Traum.    — 
Altar,  B.  M.    Cholem.   —  Rosenauer,  J.    Junker  und 
Judenmaid.  —  Duschak,  M.    Sixtus  v.  —  Klemperer, 
G.     Rabbi  Jonathan  Eibenschiltz. 

Pascoli,  Lioiie.  Yite  de'  pittori,  scultori,  ed  archi- 
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—  Vite  de'  pittori,  scultori,  ed  architetti  perugini. 

Roma,  1732.  4°. 

Pasha  papers.     N.  Y.,  1859.  12°. 
Pasiphilus.     BORGHESI,  B.     Dichiarazione  d'una  lapida 

gruteriana  per  cui  si  determine  il  tempo  della  pre- 

fettura  urbana  di  Pasifilo.     (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci 

Mem.,  v.  38.  1835.) 
Pasiteles.    Fragm.    (In   Mueller,  C.      Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  4. 

1851.) 

Pasley,  Sir  Charles  "Wm.  Complete  course  of 
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—  Neapolitan  copper  pontoons.     (In  Gr.  Brit.    Corps  of 

Roy.  Kngin.    Papers,  v.  1.  1844.)  —  Mode  of  curing 
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—  Suspension  bridge  at  Mont  rose.      (In    Inst.  of  Civil 

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Paso  del  Norte,  El.    See  Texas. 
Pasolini,   1'ietro   Desiderio.      Dclle   antiche    relazioni    fra 

Venczia  e  Ravenna.     (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  ser.  3, 

v.  12,  pt.  1,2;  v.  13,  pt.  1,  2,  3.  1870-71.) 
Paspati,  Alexandras  Georgios.    Memoir  on  the  language  of 

the   Gypsies,  as  used  in   the   Turkish  Empire;  tr. 

from  tbe  Greek  by  C.  Hamlin.    (In  Amer.  Orient 

Soc.     Journ.,  v.  7.  1862.) 
Pasquale  Baylon,  St.    XIMENES,  J.    Vita  S.  P.  —  ARTA 

C.  d'.    Vita  8.  P.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.17.  1866.) 
Pasquali,  Carlo.    See  Paschal,  C. 
Fasquali,    GiamBatista.     Del   teatro.     Venezia,   1773     4° 

(E  40) 

—  AMATO,  G.  d'.    (In  his  Panteon,  v.  1.  1851.) 
Pasqualigo,   Piero.     AGOSTINI.  G.  degli.      (In  his  Notiz. 

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Pasqualino,  Michele.  Vocabolario  siciliano  etimo- 
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5  v.  4°. 

Contents.    Vol.1.    A-C.    2.    D-J.    3     K-O 
4.    P-Sc.     5.    Sd-Z. 

Pasquier,  Etienne.  Des  recherches  de  la  France  ; 
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—  Du  parlement  ambulatoire.  —  Do  1'Assem.  des  Trois 

Etats.     (In  Mayer,  C.  J.     Etats  Gen.,  v.  1.  1788.) 

—  Poesies.     (In  Annales  poetiques,  v.  6.  1778.) 

—  FEUGERE,  L.  J.    (In  his  Caracteres,  v.  1.  1859.) 


Pasquier,  Etienne  Denis,  baron  de.     Discours.     (hi 
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—  BAHANTE,  A.  G.  P.  B.  de.      Sur  la  vie  de  Pasquier. 

(In  Paris.  Soc.   de  1'Hist.   de  France.      Annuaire 
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—  CAPEFICL-E,  J.  B.  H.  R.       (In    his   Diplomatists  of 

Europe.  1845.) 
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France,  1767-1862;  souvenirs  de  son  dernier 

secretaire.     Paris,  1870.  8°. 
Pasquier,  Nicolas.     FELGEHE,  L.  J.      (In  his  Caracteres, 

v.  1.  1859.) 
Pasquier- Vauvillers,  — .   Gales  et  bassins  de  radoub,  docks 

flottants,    etc.,    arsenaux    et    etablissements    de   la 

marine    militaire.       (In    France.    Com.    Imp.    de 

V Expos,  de  1867.     Rapports,  v.  10.) 
Pasquil's  jests;   with  Mother   Bunches   merriments.      (In 

Hazlitt,  M7.  C.     Shakespeare  jest-books,  v.  3.  1864.) 
Pasquil's  palinodia;  or,  His  pynte  of  poetrie.     (In  Collier, 

J.  P.     Illust.  of  old  Eng.  lit.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Pasquin,  Anthony,  pseud.     See  Williams,  J. 
Pasquin,  Antoine  Claude.     See  Valery,  A.  C.  P. 
Pasquin,  a  dramatick  satire  on  the  times.    See  Fielding,  II. 
Pasquinade,   The;    with  notes  variorum,  by  W.  Kenrick. 

Book  1.     London,  1753.  4°.    (A  71) 
Passageres,  Les ;  par  G.  de  La  Landelle.      Paris, 

1860.  18°. 
Passages  from  the  history  of  a  wasted  life ;  by  a 

middle-aged   man    [J.   D.   Rossi.      Boston, 

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beati  Petri.     Ratisbonae,  1850.  8°. 

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Passamaquoddies.     See  St.  John  Indians. 
Passavant,    Johann  David.      Rafael    von   Trbino 

und  sein  Vater.     Lpz.,  1839-58.  3  v.  8°   and 

Plates  f°. 

—  French.     Raphael  d'Urbin,  et  son  pere  Giov. 

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—  Tour   of  a   German  artist  in   Eng.     London, 

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Passavanti,  Jacopo.     Lo  specchio  della  vera  peni- 

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Class.  Ital.,  1808.  2  v.  8°. 
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Paris,  1868.  18°.     (Les  invisibles  de  Paris.) 
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—  Poesies.     (In  Annales  poetiqucs,  v.  8.  1778.) 

—  NICERON,J.  P.  (/MAisMein.,v.  2.  1727;  —  and,  Germ., 

v.  3.  1750.) 
Passerini,  Gaetana.    Sonetti.  —  Canzonette.    (In  Poeti  ital. 

contemp.  1843.) 
Passerini,  Luigi.     Capponi  di  Firenze.  —  Cima  di  Cingoli. 

—   Malatesta  di  Rimini.  —  Ottoni  di  Matelica.    — 

Pucci  di  Firenze.  —  Smeducci  di  Sanseverino.     (In 

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—  Notizie  sui  manoscritti   Rinucciniani.     (In  Archivio 

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Passeroni,  Gian  Carlo.    Apologhi.    (In  Raccolta  di  apolo- 
ghi,  1827 ;  —  and  in  Raccolta  di  favoleg.  ital.  1833.) 

—  Favole.     (In  Raccolta  di  favole.  1834.) 

Pass!,  Giuseppe.     I  donneschi  diffetti.     2a  impres. 

Venetia,  1601.  8°. 
Passing  cloud ;  drama.     See  Bernard,  B. 
Passion,  The;  a  middle  Cornish  poem;  ed.  by  W.  Stokes. 

(In  Philolog.  Soc.     Trans.,  1858.) 
Passion    dans   le   grande  monde,  Une ;  par  E.  A. 

d'Osmond,  comtesse  de  Boigne.     Paris,  1867. 

2  v.  16°. 
Passion  of  a  discontented  minde.  1602.    (In  Collier,  J.  P. 

Illust.  of  old  English  lit.,  v.  1.  1866.) 


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PASTORET 


Passion-flowers;  [by  Julia  W.  Howe].  Boston, 
18-54.  12°. 

Passion  play.     See  Oberammergau. 

Passional,  Das;  cine  Legenden-Sammlung  des  13- 
teu  Jahrhunderts  ;  hrsg.  von  F.  K.  Koppe. 
Quedlinb.,  1852.  8°.  (Bibl.  der  Xat.  Lit.) 

Passione  de  Gesii  Cristo,  La.     Sec  Metastasio,  I'. 

Passions.     AT.IHERT,  J.  L.      Physiologic  des   pas 
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—  BAIN,  A.     The  emotions  and  the  will.     Lon 

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London,  1674.  8°. 

Xbtf.    'By  Mr.  Carter"  is  written   on   the   title- 
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—  COGAX,   T.      Passions    and   affections    of    the 

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—  CKICHTON,  Kir  A.    History  of  the  passions  and  their 

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—  HUME,  1).     Dissertation  on  the  passions.     (In  hi*  Es 

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—  MILLINOEN,  J.  G.     Influence  of  temperament  in  the 

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—  STAEL-HOLSTEIN,  Mine.  A.  L.  de.     I)e  1'influeiice  des 

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—  VERNIER,  — .     Caractere  des  passions  au  phy 

sique  et  au  moral.     Paris,  1807.  2  v.  8°. 

—  WATTS,  I.     Doctrine  of  the  passions  explained.     (In 

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Effect  on  the  body. 

—  FALCONER,  W.     Influence  of  the  passions  on 

disorders  of  the  body.  2d  ed.  London, 
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—  PARHFSH,  J.    Influence  of  the  passions  on  the  body 

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—  TOWNSEND,  P.  S.     Dissertation  on  the  influence  of  the 

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—  VERNIER,  — .     See.  the  general  works  above. 

See  also  Anger;  —  Gaming. 
Passions    personified,   The,   in   familiar  fables.      London, 

[17—].  8°.     (B  1656) 

Passive  husband,  The;  a  comedy.     See.  Cumberland,  R. 
Passive   obedience   in    actual    resistance;  remarks   upon  a 

paper  by  G.  Hicks.     London,  1691.  4°.    (B  4) 
Passive  obedience.     See  Allegiance. 
Passow,  Franz    Ludwig   Karl    Friedrich.      Hand- 
worterbuch  der  griechischen  Sprache.     Lpz., 
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Note.     At  the  end  of  vol.  1  is  Die  Lehre  vom  Zeitmaase 
der  griechischen  Sprache;  auf  sechs  Tafcln. 

—  .Same.     5.  Aufl.,  bearb.  von  V.  C.  F.  Rost,  F. 

Palm,  U.SM.    Lpz.,  1841-57.  2v.in4pts.  8°. 

-  Erimierungen  an  ausgezeichnete  1'hilologen  des  16ten 

Jahrhunderts.  (7/j  HistorischesTaschenb.,  1830,31.) 
Passy,  Frederic.     La  liberte  commerciale.     (In  Thevenin, 

E.  Cours  d'econ.  indust.,  4e  ser.  1866.) 
Passy,  Hipp.  Philibcrt.  Causes  de  1'inegalite  des  richesses. 
(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor.  Petits  traites, 
v.  2.  1848;  and  Mem.,  v.  7.  1850.)  —  La  division  des 
heritages  et  Pinfluence  qu'elle  exerce  sur  la  distribu 
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des  gouvernements.  — Kapportrel.  aux  associations, 
commerc.  allemandes.  (In  v.  3.  1841.)  —  Sur  les 
Bystemes  de  culture,  et  examen  de  leur  influence.  — 
Des  causes  qui  out  influe  sur  la  marche  de  la  civili 
sation.  (In  v.  5.  1847.)  —  Rapport  sur  le  concours 
divert  au  sujet  de  I'ccole  des  physiocrates.  (In  v.  6. 
1850.)  —  Des  formes  de  gouvernement.  —  Rapport, 


sur  le  concours  ouvert  au  sujet  de  la  rente  des 
terres.  (In  v.  10.  1860.)  —  Rapport  sur  le  concours 
Leon  Faucher  rel.  a  la  vie  et  aux  univres  de  Turgot. 
(In\.  11.  1862.)  —  Rapports.  (In  v.  12.  1865.) 

Past  and  present.     See  Carlyle,  T. 

Past  meridian  ;  by  L.  II.  Sigourney.  2d  ed.  Hart 
ford,  1856.  12°. 

Past,  The,  the  present,  and  the  future.  [From  the  National 
intelligencer.]  n.  p.,  1851.  8°.  (B  1505) 

Pasta,  Andre.  Traite  des  pertes  de  sang  chez  les 
femmes  enceintes ;  tr.  par  J.  L.  Alibert. 
Paris,  an  vin  [1800].  2  v.  8°. 

Pasta,  Giuditta.  CLAYTON,  E.  C.  (In  her  Queens  of 
song.  1865.) 

Pastel.    See  Woad. 

Pasteur,  Louis.  Sur  les  corpusculos  organises  qui  existent 
dans  1'atmosphere.  (In  Paris.  Soc.  Chimique. 
Lecona.  1861.) 

—  BASTIAN,  II.  C.      Discussion  of  the  experiments  of 

Pasteur.     (In  his  Modes  of  origin.  1871.) 
Pasteur  d'Ashbourn,  Le ;  par  A.  Dumas.     Nouv. 

ed.     Paris,  1860.  2  v.  18°. 
Pasto,  Lodovico.    Poesie.    (In  Oamba,  B.    Rac.  di  poesie 

in  dial.  1845.) 
Paston  family.    KNIGHT,  C.      (In  his  Once  upon  a  time, 

v.  1.  1854.) 
Paston   letters ;    ed.  by  Sir   J.   Fenn.      New   ed. 

by  A.  Ramsay.     London,  1840-41.  2  v.  16°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.     1435-60.      2.     1460-83. 
Pastor,    Juan  Francisco.      Pablo  y  Virginia.      (In  Teatro 

nuevo  espafi.,  v.  1.  1800.) 
Pastor,  Miguel  Perez.     Disertacion   sobre   el  dios 

Endovellico  y  noticia  de  otras  deidades  de  la 

Espana  antiqua.     Madrid,    1760.  4°. 
Pastor.     FENELOX,  F.  de  S.  de  la  M.     Traite  du 

ministere   des  pasteurs.    [1685.]     (In  his  CEuvres, 

v.  2.  1787;  v.  1.  1845;  1851.) 

—  BURNET,   G.,   Up.   of  Salisbury.      New   preface   and 

additional  chapters  to  3d  ed.  of  the  'Pastoral  care'. 

London,  1713.  8°.    (C  228) 

Same,  without  the  additional  chapters.     (C  79) 

The  Bp.  of  Salisbury's  Xow  preface  to  his  'Pastoral 

care'  considered.    2d  ed.     London,  1713.  8°.   (C  228) 

—  RELATIVE  duty  of  pastor  and  people.    London, 

1722.  8°. 
-     Another  copy.    (B  66, 129) 

—  TUFTS,  J.     Anti-ministerial  objections;   or,  Duty  [of 

maintaining]  ministers.     Boston,  1725.  8".    (C  52) 

—  MATHER,  C.    Manuductio  ad  ministerium;  directions 

for  a  candidate.     Boston,  1726.  8°.    (C  19) 

—  GERARD,  A.    Influence  of  pastoral  office  on  character 

examined,  «fc.;  sermon.  Aberdeen,  1760.  8°.  (B1342) 

—  BAXTER,   11.      The   reformed    pastor;    disc,  on    the 

pastoral  oflice;  abr.  by  8.  Palmer.  London,  1766. 
12°.  (C26) 

Same.    (In  his  Works,  v.  14.  1830.) 

-  GERARD,  G.  The  pastoral  care.  Lond.,  1799.  8°. 

—  BLOMFIELD,  C.  J.,  Up.     The  responsibleness  of  the 

pastoral  oflice;  sermon.     London,  1815.  4°.    (A  58) 

—  WARE,  H.    Connexion  between  the  duties  of  the  pul 

pit  and  the  pastoral  oflice.    Camb.,  1830.  8°.    (B  1739) 

—  NELSON,   J.      The    work    of   the   ministry;    sermon. 

Boston,  1837.  8°.    (B  1298) 

—  BURNET,  J.     Observ.  on  the  authority  of  pastors,  with 

remarks  on  the  oflice  of  deacons.     London,  1848.  8°. 

(C  235) 

See  also  Clergy  ;  —  Divinity  schools  ;  —  Pulpit 
eloquence  ;  —  visitations. 
Pastor,  El ;  auto ;  por  L.  de  Vega.    (In  Pedroso.    Autos. 

1865.) 
Pastor  di  Filida,  El ;  por  L.  G.  de  Montalvo.  6a  ed. 

Madrid,  1792.  12°. 

Pastor  fido,  II ;  tragi-comedia.    See  Gnarini,  G.  B. 
Pastor  of  Dronfells.    (In  Tayler,  C.  B.    Social  evils,  etc., 

v.  1.  1833;  v.  2.  1836.) 
Pastoret,  Amedee  David,  marquis  de.     Histoire  de 

la  chute  de  1'Empire  Grec,  1400-80.     Paris, 

1829.   8°. 

—  Discours.  —  LAYA,  J.  L.    Reponse.    (In  Paris.  Inst. 

Ac.  Fr.     Rec.  des  disc.,  1820-29.) 

—  Recits  historiques,  1821-25.     Paris,  1826.  8°.    (B  1055) 

Content*.  21  Jan.  1821.  —  Bapteme  du  due  do  Bor 
deaux,  1821.  —  L 'entree  du  due  d'Angouleme,  1823.  — 
Mort  de  Louis  xvm.  —  Obseques  de  Louis  XVIU,  1824. 
—  Sacre  de  Charles  x,  1825. 


PASTORET 


2262 


PATENTS 


Pastoret,  Claude  Emmanuel  Joseph  Pierre,  marquis 
de.  Des  loix  penales.  Paris,  1790.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Ilistoire  de  la  legislation.  Paris,  1817-37.  11  v. 

80 
. 

—  Motion   d'ordre   sur   1'etat  de  DOS   rapports  polit.  et 

commer.  aveo  les  Etats  Unis  de  1'Amer.  Septent. 
Paris,  an  v  [1797].  8°.  (Corps  legislatif,  Conseildes 
Cinq-cents.  C  87) 

—  Observations  sur  les  Komains  :  regne  d'Anguste.    (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Invcr.  Mem.,  v.  5.  182].)  —  Obs.  : 
Mem.  de  Tibere  a  Vitcllins.  (In  v.  7.  1824.) 

—  WALCKENAER,  C.  A.    La  vie  et  les  ouvrngos  de  Tas. 

toret.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.    Mem.,  v.  16, 

le  pt.  1850.) 
Pastorini,    pst-iid.     Gen.   hist,   of   the   church.    1807.     See 

Walmesley,  C.,  Sp. 
Pastorini,  Giamliatista.    MONTANARO,  P.  X.    (In  Grille, 

L.     Elogi  di  Liguri,  v.  2.  1840.) 
Pastor's  fire-side  ;  a  novel,  by  Miss  J.  Porter.     N. 

Y.,  1817.  2  v.  18°. 
Pastourelles.    BRAKEI.MANN,  J.    Die  Pastourelle  in   der 

nord-  und   siidfranzosischen  Poesie.     (In   Jahrb.  f. 

rom.  und  ong.  Lit.,  v.  9.  1868.) 
Pastrovicchi,  Angclo.     Vita  I?.  Joseph!  a  Cupertino.     (In 

Acta  sanct.,  v.  45.  1868.) 

Pataeci.  KLSNEK,  .T.  Sur  les  dieux  pataiques.  (In  Ber 
lin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abli.,  1746;  —  and  in  Serieys, 

A.     Bibl.  aciid.,  v.  2.  1810.) 

—  MORIN,   II.     Sur   les   dieux    patseqnes   on    patni'ques. 

(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  <l.  Inscr.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1806;  — 
and  in  Serieys,  A.  Bibl.  acad.,  v.  2.  1810.) 

Patagonia.  FEKRARIO,  G.  Descrizione,  ec.  (In 
his  Costume,  v.  17.  1829.) 

—  LACHOIX,F.  Patagonie,efc.  (In  Famin.C.  Chili.  1840.) 

—  SOMMER,  J.  G.    (In  hi*  Beschrij  ving  der  nieuwe  staten 

van  Amerika,  v.  2.  3828.) 

—  PENNANT,  T.    Patagonians,  [1519-17671.    (/M  Ms  Lit. 

life,  app.  1793.) 

-  BYRON,  J.     Narrative  of  disasters  on  the  coast 

of  P.,  1740-46.     London,  1768.  8°. 

Same.     (In  Kerr,  II.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  17.  1824.) 

[1764.]     (In  Jiix  Ace.  of  a  voy.  round   the  world;  in 

Hawkesworth,  J.  Ace.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1773;  — 
Henry,  D.  Hist.  ace.  of  voy.,  v.  3.  1773;  —  Kerr, 
II.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  12.  1824;  —  and  in  Moore,  J.  II. 
New  col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.) 

-  PEKNF.TTY,  A.  J.     (In  his  Ilistoire  d'un  voyage.  1770.) 

-  PORTER,  D.     Journal  of  a  cruise  made  to  the 

Pacific,  1812-14.     Phila.,  1815.  2  v.  8°. 

—  SNOW,  W.  P.     A  two   years'  cruise  off  Tierra 

del  Fuego,  the  Falkland  Islands,^.,  [1854- 
57].  London,  1857.  2  v.  8°. 

—  GTJINNARD,  A.     Trois  ans  d'esclavage  chez  les 

Patagons,  [1855-59].  2eed.  Par.,  1864.  12°. 
Eng.     Three  years'  slavery  among  the  Patago 
nians  ;    from  3d  Fr.  ed.  by  C.  S.  Cheltman. 
London,  1871.  8°. 

-  CUNNINGHAM,  R.  O.     Notes  on  the  nat.  hist,  of 

the  Strait   of    Magellan  and   west   coast  of 
P.,  [1866-69].     Edin.,  1871.  8°. 
See  also  George's  Shoal ;  —  Magellan,  Strait  of. 

Patavium.    See  Padua. 

Patay,  France.  ANNALES  Petaviani,  687-791.  (In  Pertz. 
Mon.  Germ..  Ser.,  v.  1,  3.  1826-39.) 

Patch,  Ira  J.  Abstract  from  wills,  inventoried,  etc.,  on  file 
in  the  office  of  clerk  of  the  courts,  Salem.  (In 
Essex  Inst.  Hist,  col.,  v.  1-5.  1859-63.)  —  Extract 
from  the  first  book  of  births,  marriages,  and  deaths 
of  Salem.  (In  v.  1-4.)  —  Records  of  marriages, 
births,  and  deaths  in  Lynn.  (In  v.  5,  6.) 

Patch,  Richard.  FAIRBURN'S  ed.  of  the  trial  of  P.  for  the 
murder  of  I.  Blight.  London,  [1806],  8°.  (B  779) 

Patents.  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  utility  of  patents 
and  on  the  sentiments  of  Ld.  Kenyon,  respecting 
that  subject.  2d  ed.  London,  1791.  8°.  (B  1406) 

—  Same.    4th  ed.    London.  1791.  8°.    (C  56) 

—  BARNES,  J.    Treatise  on  the  justice,  [etc.,  of  patents]. 

Phila. ,1792.  4°.    (B  465) 

—  EVANS,  O.     To  his  counsel,  in  defence  of  his  patent 

rights,    n.p.,  [1806].  8°.     (B  449) 

—  REMARKS  on  the  rights  of  inventors.     Boston,  1807.  8° 

(B  534,  2526) 

—  THIP  made  by  a  small  man,  A;    answer  to  the  Balti 

more  millers'  memorial  and  Jefferson's  letter,  n.p., 
[181-].  8°.  (B664) 


FESSENDEN,  T.  G.  Essay  on  the  laws  of  pa 
tents.  Boston,  1810.  8°. 

THORNTON,  AV.  [Mode  of  obtaining]  patents,  n.t.p. 
[Wash.,  1811.]  8°.  (C  81) 

EXPOSITION  of  part  of  the  patent  law;  added,  Reflec 
tions  on  the  patent  law.  »./>., 1816.  8°.  (B449) 

FESSENDEN,  T.  G.  Essay  on  the  laws  of  pat 
ents.  2d  ed.  Boston,"  1822.  8". 

REPLY  to  strictures  on  Fessenden's  'Essay  on  the  law 
of  patents',  n.t.p.  [1823.]  8°.  (B  544) 

POMEROY,  S.  W.  Memorial  on  a  revision  of  the  pat 
ent  laws.  Gallipolis,  1832.  8°.  (B  1058) 

GR.  BRITAIN.  Part.  Bill  for  the  encourage 
ment  of  arts  and  manufactures,  and  securing 
to  individuals  the  benefit  of  their  inventions. 
n.t.p.  [1837.]  f°. 

-  PHILLIPS,  W.     The  law  of  patents  for  inven 

tion.     Boston,  1837.  8°. 

-  EGAN,  C.     Law  of  French  and  English  patents.     (In 

Weale,  J.  Quarterly  papers  on  engineering,  v.  4. 
1845.) 

-  GIFFOKD,  G.     Address   on   the  patent  laws.      N.  Y., 

1849.  8°.     (B  1586) 

-  LOOSEY,  C.  F.     Collection  of  the  laws  of  pa 

tent  privileges  in  Europe,  U.  S..  Dutch 
West  Indies.  London,  Vienna,  1849.  8". 

-  WEBSTER,  T.     On  letters  patent  and  copyright 

of  designs.     3d  ed.     London,  1851.  8<;. 

-  -  On  the  amendment  of  the  law  and  practice  of  letters 

patent  for  inventions.  2d  ed.  London,  1852.  8°.  (B 
1433) 

-  GAI.E,  L.  D.     Relations  of  the  American  patent  sys 

tem  to  the  progress  of  science.  (In  Amer.  Assbc. 
Proc.,  v.  8.  1855.) 

-  HAYDEN,  I.,  vs.  SUFFOLK  MANUFACTURING  Co. 

Infringement  of  patent  for  improvement  in 
trunks  for  cleaning  cotton.  Bost.,  1863.  8". 

-  ROGF.RS,  J.  E.  T.      Rationale  and  working  of  the  pa 

tent  laws.     (In  Statist.  Soc.    Joiirn.,  v.  -6.  1863.) 

-  SCHMOLL,  I.     Truite  pratique  des  brevets  d'in- 

vention,  dessins,  marques  de  fabrique,  etc. 
Paris,  1867.  8". 

-  NEWTON.  A.  V.     On  our  system  of  patent  law  adjudi 

cation,  with  suggestions  for  removing  the  evils  aris 
ing  therefrom.—  Sl'ENTE,  W.  Patents  as  channels 
of  industry.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 
Trans. ,1868.) —  ])IR<-KS,  II.  Policy  of  a  patent  law. 
—  MAOFIF,,  It.  A.  Objections  to  patents  for  inven 
tions.  —  SPENCE,  W.  Patent  laws.  (In  1869.) 

-  DUNCAN,  R.  A.       American    system  of  patents.      (In 

Amer.  Soc.  Sci.  Assoc.    Journ.,  v.  3.  1871.) 
See  tilxo    Book-folding  machine;  —  Inventions;   — 
aluo  Nat.  Assoc.   Prom.   Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  passim. 

Periodicals,  reports,  etc. 

-  AMERICAN  journal  of  improvements  in  useful 

arts,  and  mirror  of  patent  office  in  the  U.  S. ; 
ed.by  I.  L.  Skinner.  Vol.  1.  Wash.,  1828.  8". 

-  ELLSWORTH,  II.  L.      Digest    of  patents   issued 

by  the  U.  S., 1790-1839.     Wash.,  1840.  8°. 

-  FRANCE.     Conservatoire.     Description  des  ma 

chines  et  precedes  specifies  dans  les  brevets 
d'invention,  de  perfectionnement,  et  d'impor- 
tation  dont  la  duree  est  expiree  et  dans  ceux 
dont  la  decheance  a  etc  prononcee.  Paris, 
1811-63.  93  v.  (v.  66-68  w.).  4°. 

-  LONDON  journal  of  arts  and  sciences.  London. 

1820-28.   14v.  8°. 
--  2d   ser.     LontL,  1828-32.    9  v.    (v.  9  w.).  8°. 

-  Same.      And  repertory  of  patent  inventions ; 

conducted  by  W.  Newton.  (Conjoined  ser.) 
London,  1832-1854.  45  v.  8". 

-  -  Index  to  1st  and  2d  ser.     London,  n.d.  8°. 

-  NEWTON'S  London  journal  of  arts  and  sciences. 

N.  ser.,  v.  1-22.  Jan.  1855 -Dec.  1865. 
London,  1855-66.  23  v.  8°. 

-  PRITCHARD,  A.   English  patents  granted,  1801-- 

40.     London,  1847.  8°. 


PATENTS 


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PATHOLOGY 


—  REGISTER   of    arts   and   sciences.     Series  1,  2, 
v.  1-4,  n.s.,  v.  1-6.    Loml.,  1824-32.  10  v.  8°. 

-  REPERTORY  of  arts  and  manufactures.     Lon 

don,  1794-1862.  136  v.  in  5  ser.  8". 

Index,  179.5-1845.     Lond.,  1806-1846.  2  v.  8°. 

Index   of    all    patents    granted   in    England, 

1815-50.     London,  1849-51.  2  v.  8°. 

-  SCIENTIFIC    American.     Vol.  5-7,    9-14,    n.s., 

v.  1-39.     N.  Y.,  1849-78.  48  v.  f°. 

-  -  Suppl.     Vol.   1-6.     N.  Y.,   1876-78.  6  v.  f°. 

-  U.    S.     Patent    Office.     Reports,    1847-70,    76. 

Wash.,  1848-77.  66  v.  8". 

Paterculus,  Caius  Velleius.  Hist.  Rom.  lib.  n ; 
cum  annot.  J.1I.  Boecleri.  Argent.,  1642.  8°. 

-  Quac  supersunt,  cur.  J.  P.  Millero  ;     [ace.  An- 

nalcs  Velleriani  auct.  H.Dodwello  et  index]. 
Berol.,  1756.  8". 

-  C.  V.  Patercnlus  qualem  pub.  D.  Ruhnkenius, 

cui  var.  not.  Krausii  excursus  cum  indicibus 
subj.X.E.Lemaire.  Parisiis,  1822.  8°.  (Bibl. 
class.  Lat.) 

—  Qua1    supersunt ;    rec.,  indicibus    instruxit   F. 

Kritzius.     Ed.  alt.     Lips.,  1848.  8°. 

-  Ex  hist.  Rom.  lib.  quse  supersunt;  rec.  et  rer. 

indieem  adj.F.Haase.  Ed.  alt.  Lips.inrcd. 
Tcubneri,  1858.  8°. 

-  Emj.     Tr.  by  J.  S.  Watson.     (In  Sallust,  etc.  1852.) 
Paterno,  Ignazio.     Viaggio  per  tutte  le   antichita. 

della  Sicilia.     Xapoli,  1781.  4°. 
Paterno,  Lodovico.      Le   nuovi   fiamme.      Lyone, 
1568.  16°. 

—  Satire.     (In  Raccolta  di  poesie  satiriche.  1808.) 
Paternua.    DIRKSEN,  II.  E.    Der  Rechtf gelebrte  und  Tak- 

tiker  I'aternus,  cin  Zeitgenosse  der  Antonine.     (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1856.) 
Patershall,    Richard.       Pride    lininblcd ;    or,    Mr.    Hobby 

chastised.  Huston,  1745.  4".  (B  583) 
Paterson.  See  also  Patterson  ;  —  Pattison. 
Patcrson,  Alex.  BAILLIE,  J.  The  missionary  of 

Kilmany  ;  mem.  of  P.     Edin.,  1853.  8". 
Paterson,  Daniel.      New  description  of  the  roads 

in  Eng.and  Wales,  llthed.  Lond.,  1796.  12". 
-     Same.    Paterson's  roads.   18th  ed.,  remodelled, 

augm.,  etc.,  by  E.  Mogg.     Lond.,  [1829].  8". 

—  Xew  plan  of  the  island  of   Grenada.      London,  1796. 

(E  67) 

Paterson,  James.     James  v. ;  or,  The  Gudeman  of 

Ballangeich.     Edin.,  1861.   12°. 
-  Lite  and  poems  of  W.Dunbar.  Edin.,  1860.  8°. 

Paterson,  John.  Relation  between  the  square  roots  of  neg 
ative;  quantities,  and  the  principle  of  perpendicu 
larity  in  geometry.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  6. 
1852. )  —  Investigation  and  calculation  of  the  results 
of  a  process  of  causation.  —  (In  v.  10.  1857.) 

—  BOURNE,  II.  R.  F.      (In  /it*  English  merchants,  v.  1. 

1866.) 
Paterson,  Win.,  founder  of  the  Bank  of  England, 

d.  1719.      Writings;    ed.  by    S.   Bannister. 

2ded..  London,  1859.  3  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Biog.  iritrod.,  1658-1719.  —  Pro 
posals  of  a  council  of  trade.  1700.  3d  ed.  —  Memoir 
upon  expeditions  against  the  Spanish  West  Indies.  1701. 
2d  eel.  —  Dialogues  upon  the  union  of  England  and  Scot 
land,  at  the  Wednesday's  Club  in  Friday  St.  1706.  2d  ed. 
—  England's  great  concern ;  conjectured  to  have  heen 
written  by  P.  —  Humboldt's  encouragement  to  the 
efforts  of  maritime  nations  for  a  ship-passage  to  the 
Pacific  Ocean,  upon  the  scene  of  I'.'s  great  undertaking 
In  1H98.  2.  Notices  of  some  of  P. 's  contemporaries  and 
of  his  friends.  —  Notices  of  the  Patersons.  —  Dialogues 
upon  the  union  of  Or.  Brit.,  and  the  redemption  of  the 
national  debt  and  taxes,  by  the  Wednesday's  Club.  1717. 
3.  Paterson  on  the  union  of  1706.  —  P.'s  public  library 
of  trade  and  finance.  —  Writings.  —  P.  and  the  Bank  of 
Eng.  16!*1.  —  P.  and  the  national  debt,  1701  and  1717.  — 
P.  and  the  Darien  colony,  1686-1700.  —  App. ;  review  of 
the  universal  remedy  for  all  diseases  incident  to  coin, 
with  application  to  our  present  circumstances.  —  Xotes. 

—  BANNISTER,  S.     Win.   Paterson,   his   life  and 

trials.     Edin.,  1858.  12°. 


Paterson,    Hon.    Win.,    Funeral    sermon  on.    1806.       See 

Clark,  J. 
Paterson,  Win.  B.     Oration,   Feb.   22.      Xew   Brunswick, 

1815.  8°.    (B  565) 
Pathetism.     SUNDERLAND,  L.  11.     Man  in  respect 

to  his  form,  life,  sensation,  soul,  mind,  spirit. 

Boston,  1847.  12". 
Pathfinder,  The;  by  [J.  F.  Cooper].     Phila.,  1840. 

2  v.   12°. 

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Convulsions ;  —  Croup  ;  —  Deafness  ;  —  Debility ;  — 
Deformities  ;  —  Delirium  tremens ;  —  Diabetes ;  — 
Diagnosis ;  —  Diarrhoea ;  —  Digestion  ;  —  Diphtheria ; 

—  Dolichos  pruriens  ;  —  Dropsy ;   —   Dysentery ;  — 
Dysmenorrhoea  ;  —  Elephantiasis;  —  Emphysema;  — 
Enuresis;  —  Epidemics;   —   Epilepsy;   —   Epizootic 
diseases ;   —  Eruptions  ;   —   Erysipelas ;   —   Eye ;    — 
Fever  ;  —  Fistula ;  —  Gall ;  —  Generative  organs ;  — 
Glands  ;  —  Goitre  ;  —  Gonorrhoea  ;  —  Gout ;  —  Haemor 
rhoids  ;  —  Hair  ;  —  Head ;  —  Headaches ;  —  Heart ;  — 
Hemoptysis ;  —  Hereditary  diseases  ;  —  Hernia ;   — 
Hydrargyria ;   —   Hydrocele  ;   —   Hydrocephalus ;    - 
Hydrophobia ;  —  Hydrothorax  ;  —  Hypochondriasis  ; 

—  Hysteria  ;  —  Idiocy  ;  —  Indigestion ;  —  Infection  ; 

—  Inflammation ;  —  Inhuenza ;  —  Intestines ;  —  Iritis  ; 

—  Jaundice ;  —  Kidney  :  —  King's  evil ;  —  Lead  dis 
eases  ;  —  Leprosy ;  —  Leucocythemia ;  —  Leucorrhea  ; 

—  Liver ;  —  Local  diseases  ;  —  Locomotor  ataxy  ;  — 
Longevity  ;  —  Lungs;  —  Marasmus  ;  —  Masturbation  ; 

—  Measles;  —  Melancholy;  — •  Meningitis;  —  Men 
struation  ;   —   Mortification ;  —  Nervous  system ;   — 
Neuralgia  ;  —  Nymphomania  ;  —  Old  age  ;  —  Paraly 
sis  ;  —  Parasites;  —  Passions;  —  Peritonitis;  —  Pha- 
gedaena  gangrenosa;  —  Piles;  —  Placenta  praevia;  — 
Plagues;    —   Pleuro-pneumonia ;   —  Plymouth  dock 
yard  disease  ;  —  Pneumonia  ;  —  Prostate ;  —  Pulse  ;  — 
Putrid  diseases ;  —  Remittent  diseases;  —  Rheuma 
tism  ;  —  Scarlatina  ;  —  Scarlet  fever  ;  —  Sciatica  ;  — 
Scrofula ;  —  Scurvy ;  —  Seamen  ;  —  Self-limited  dis 
eases  ; —  Skin;  —  Small  pox;  —  Somnambulism;  — 

—  Spermatocele ;    —    Spermatorrhea;    —    Spine;  — 
Stomach ;  —  Stricture  ;  —  Syphilis  ;  —  Tape-worms ;  — 
Teeth ;   —   Temperature    in    diseases  ;   —  Testis ;   — 
Tetanus  ;  —  Thorax  ;  —  Throat  distemper  ;  —  Tongue  ; 

—  Trembles  ;  —   Trichina ;  —  Tuberculous  diseases  ; 

—  Tumor ;  —  Typhoid  affections  ;  —  Ulcer  ;  —  Urin 
ary  organs ;  — Veins  ;  —  Venereal  diseases ;  —  Viscera ; 

—  Voice ;   —  Wasting  diseases,  et<-. ;  —  Weather ;  — 
White   swelling;   —  Whooping  cough;  —  Womb;   — 
Women,  Diseases  of ;  —  Worms ;  —  Yellow  fever ;  — 

also  Anatomy  :  Morbid ;  —  Cellular  pathology  ;  — 
Hygiene  ;  —  Medicine  ;  —  Military  hygiene  ;  —  Na 
val  hygiene  ;  —  Naval  surgery  ;  —  Recipes  ;  —  Sur 
gery  ;  —  Surgical  pathology. 

Patience.  BAXTER,  II.  Obedient  patience.  (In  his 
Works,  v.  11.  18:50.) 

—  ZARATE,  II.  do.     Discursos  de  la  paciencia  cristiana. 

(In    Escritores  del  siglo  xvi,  v.  1.   1853;   v.  '27  of 
Aribau.  Bib  I.) 

Patience  Strong's  outings;  by  Mrs.  A.D.T.  Whit 
ney.  Boston,  18G9.  12°. 

Patient  Grisel,  History  of;  two  early  tracts;  with 
notes  by  J.  P.  Collier.  London,  1842.  8°. 
(Percy  Soc.,  v.  3.) 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Ancient,  true,  and  admirable  his 
tory  of  Patient  Grissel;  written  in  French.  London, 
1619.  2.  Pleasant  and  sweet  history  of  Patient  Gris- 
sell;  tr.  out  of  the  Italian. 

Patient  Grissil;  a  comedy.     See  Dekker,  T.,  and  others. 
Patin  (Lat.  Patinus),  Charles.     De  mnnismate  antique  Au- 
gusti   et  I'latonis.     (In   Gronovius,  J.     Thus.    Gr., 
v.  9.  1701.) 

—  Epistola  ad  J.  Fabrum.    (In  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    Amoen. 

lit.,  v.  10.  1723.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  2.  1727;  and,  Germ., 

v.  3.  1750.) 

Patin,  Henri  Joseph  Guillaume.  Etudes  sur  la 
poesie  latine.  Paris,  1868.  2  v.  16". 

—  Discours.  —  Ueponse.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  Fr.    Re- 

cueil   des   disc.,   1840-49,   pt.   1.)   —   Reponse.     (In 
1860-69,  le  pt.) 

—  Eloge  de  Bossuet.     (In  Bossuet,  J.  B.     CEuvres.  v.  1. 

1841.) 

—  Several  articles.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  dec.  1837  - 

fev.  1848.) 

Patino,  Domingo.  Journal  d'un  voyage  sur  le  Parana. 
(In  Paris.  Soc.  de  Geog.  Bui.,  5e  per.,  v.  16.  1868.) 

Patino,  Josef.  FHAGMENTOS  historicos  de  la  vida  de  P. 
(In  Valladares,  A.  Seman.  erud.,  v.  28.  1790.) 

Patissier,  Philibert.  Traite  des  maladies  des  arti 
sans,  d'apres  Ramazzini.  Paris,  1822.  8". 

Patmore,  Coventry  Kcasscy  Dighton.  The  angel 
in  the  house:  The  betrothal.  Boston,  1856. 
16°. 

—  Same.     The  espousals.     Boston,  1860.   16°. 
-    Faithful  forever.     Boston,  1861.   12°. 

—  Victories  of  love.     Boston,  1862.  12°. 

Note.    From  Macmillan's  mag.,  v.  4-5.  1861-62. 


Patmore,  Peter  George.     My  friends  and  acquain 
tance.     London,  1854.  3  v.  8". 
Content*.    Vol.  1.    Lamb.  —  Campbell.  —  Countess 
of  Blessington.  —  R.  Pluiner  Ward.      2.     It.  P.  Ward. 
—  II.  and  J.  Smith.  —  Hazlitt.      3.     Hazlitt.  —  Lainan 
Blancliard.    —    li.    Brinsley    Slieridau     and     Thomas 
Sheridan. 

Patmos.  BAIL.IE,  J.  K.  On  two  inedited  Patmian  inscrip 
tions.  (//(  Roy.  Irish  Acad.  Trans.,  v.  22.  1855.) 

—  STANLEY,  A.  I'.     (In  /tin  Sermons  before  the  Prince 

of  Wales  in  his  tour  in  the  East.  1863.) 
Paton,  Allen  Park.      Wilson  the  ornithologist ;  a 

new  chapter  in  his  life.     London,  1863.  8°. 
Paton,  Andrew  Archibald.     Highlands  and  islands 

of  the  Adriatic.     London,  1849.  2  v.  8". 

-  History  of  the  Egyptian  revolution   from    the 

period  of   the  Mamelukes   to    the  death    of 

Mohammed  Abi.     London,  1863.  2  v.  8". 
Paton,  John.     The  teachers'  view  of  payment  for  results. 

(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1865.) 
Paton,   Mary  Anne.     CLAYTON,   K.  C.    Memoir.     (In  her 

Queens  of  song.  1865.) 
Patranuelo,  El,  por  J.  de  Timoneda.     (In  Aribau,  B.  C. 

Nov.  ant.  a  Cervantes.  1850;  v.  3  of  his  Bilil.) 
Patrat,  Joseph.    La  resolution  inutile;  on,  Les  deguisements 

amoureux;    comedie   melee   de   vaudevilles.     Paris, 

1783.  8".     (C294) 
Patres  des  Pyrenees,  Les;  par  Mme.  S.  F.  D.  Genlis.     (In 

Biblioth.  univ.  des  roniHiis,  Nouv.,  v.  49.  1801.) 
Patriarch,  The ;  or,  Family  library  mag.  ;  eel.  by 

11.  W.    Bailey.      Vol.  1-2  ;  Jan.  1841  -  May 

1842.     N.  Y.,  1841-42.  2  v.   8°. 

—  Same.   Aug.  1841;  ed.  by  li.  W.  Bailey  [cont.  'Wash 

ington,  the  father  of  his  country'].  *.N.  Y.,  1841.  8°. 
(W49) 

Patriarchi,  Gasparo.  Lettere.  (In  Raccolta  di  prose  e 
let.,  v.  2.  1830.) 

Patriarchs.  MAUKICE,  F.  D.  The  patriarchs  of 
the  Old  Testament ;  sermons.  2d  ed.  Camb., 
1855.  8°. 

—  TESTAMENTS   of    the   xn    patriarchs.       Edin., 

1871.  8".  (Roberts,  A.  Ante-Nicene  lib., 
v.  22.) 

—  TODD,  J.     Questions  on  the  lives  of  the  patri 

archs,  embracing  the  book  of  Genesis. 
Northampton,  Mass.,  1856.  16°. 

See.  alto  Abraham;  —  Enoch;  —  Jacob;  — 
Joseph. 

Patricia  Constant inolitana,  St.  VITA.  (In  Acta.  sanct., 
V.  39.  1868.) 

Patrician's  daughter,  The.    See  Marston,  J. 

Patricius.  Epithalamium  Auspicii  et  ^Ellee.     (In  Lemaire. 

Poet,  min.,  v.  3;  v.  136  of  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 
Patricius,  Franciscns.     See "Patrizj,  F. 
Patricius,  jineud.     Thoughts.  1785.     See  Geoghigan,  R. 
Patrick,  St.   Confessio  de  vita  et  conversation  sua. 

(In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  8.  1865.) 

—  HOKY,  J.  C.    Birthplace  of  St.  Patrick.     ( /»  Manning, 

II.  E.     Essays  on  religion  and  literature.  1865.) 

—  JOCELINUS,  monafhu*  de  Farnesio.     Vita.     (In  Acta 

sanct.,  v.  8.  1865.) 

Eng.  Life  of  St.  Patrick;  with  the  elucida 
tions  of  D.  Kothe  ;  tr.  by  E.  L.  Swift.  Dub 
lin,  1809.  8°. 

—  LIFE.     (In  Lives  of  eminent  saints.  1853.) 

-  TODD,  J.  H.     St.  Patrick  ;  a  memoir.    Dublin, 

1864.  8°. 

See  also  Purgatory. 

Patrick,  Symon,  Up.  of  Ely.  Commentary  on  the 
historical  books  of  the  Old  Testament.  Lon 
don,  1765.  2  v.  f°. 

-  Books   of   Job,  Psalms,  Ecclesiastes,  and  the 

Song  of  Solomon,  paraphrase  with  annot. 
Vol.  3  [of  the  commentary  above].  Lon 
don,  1766.  f°. 

—  Discourse  about  tradition.     (In  Cardwell,  E.     Tracts 

on  points  at  issue,  v.  3.  1837.) 

See    also   Lowth,   W.      Com.  on  the    prophets 
(a  continuation  of  I'.'s  Commentary).  1766. 
Patrick,  Win.     Sketches  of  Canterbury,  N.  II.     (In  New 
Hamp.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  4.  1834.) 


PATRICK 


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PATTON 


Patrick,  Society  of  Friendly  Sons  of  St.    See  Society  of 

Friendly  Sons  of  St.  P. 

Patrie  I     drains  hUtorique.     See  Sardou,  V. 
Patriot,  The;  addressed  to  the  elector*  of  Or.  Brit.;  by  S. 

Johnson.     London,  1774.  8°.     (B681) 
Patriot,  The;  a  drama.     See  Stevens,  O.  L.     (D  45) 
Patriot    boys  and    prison    pictures  ;    by    Edmund 

Kirke  [J.  It.  Gihnore].      Boston,  1866.  12°. 
Patriot  chief;  a  tragedy.     See  Markoe,  P. 
Patriotic  Bank.     Facts,  and  elucidations  as  connected  with 

the   management  of  the   Patriotic   Bank.      Wash., 

1829.  8°.     (C  197) 
Patrioticus,  jiseud.    Solid  reasons  for  continuance  of  war, 

etc.     London,  1807.  8°.    (B  783) 
Patriotism.      BYEKLEY,  T.,  and  ROBERTSON,  J.  C.     (In 

their  Percy  anecdotes,  v.  1.  1823.) 

—  CARPENTER,  L.    Disc,  on  Christian  patriotism.    Lon 

don,  1838.  8°.    (B  1745) 

—  ESSAY  on  patriotism.    London,  1769.  8°.    (B705) 

—  KING,  T.  8.     Patriotism.    (In  hi*  Patriotism.  1864.) 

—  Lyt'L'RCUS,  the.  Attic  orator.    Oratio  contra  Leocratem. 

See  Lycurgus. 

—  PRICE,  it.      Discourse  on  the  love  of  our  country,  to 

the   Society    for  Commem.   the   Revolution   in  Or. 
Brit.     Boston,  1790.  8°.    (B  284) 

-  ST.  JOHN,  II.    On  the  spirit  of   patriotism,    (hi  his 

Letters.  1749.) 

See  alto  National  pride. 

Patrix,  Pierre.     Poesie.      (In  Auguis,  P.  R.      Poetes  fran- 
Sois,  v.  6.  1824.) 

-  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  24.  1733.) 
Patrizi  (/.at.  Patricius),  Agostino.   NICERON,  J.P.  (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  7.  1729;  —and  Germ.,  v.  8.  1753.) 
Patrizi,  Francesco,  lip.,  d.  1494.      NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  36.  1736.) 
Patrizj,  Francesco,  d.  1597.      1'arerc  in  defesa  di  Ariosto. 

(In  Tasso,  T.     Opere,  v.  10.  1824.) 

-  Res   militaris   Romana.    (In    Graevius.     Tlies.   antiq. 

Horn.,  v.  10.  1699.) 
Patrocles  Mai-rdo.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.   Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

v.  2.  1848.) 
Patroclea  Thitriui.    Fragm.      (In  Nauck,  A.     Tr.Gr.fr., 

1856;  —  and  in  Wagner,  F.  W.     Fr.  Kurip.  1846.) 
Patron,  The  ;  a  comedy.     See  Foot,  S. 
Patronage  ;  by   M.  Edgeworth  ;  from   2d  London 

ed.     Phila.,  1814.  3  v.  12". 

-  Same.    (Vol.  11,  12  of  her  Tales.  1825;  7,  8.  1848.) 
Patru,  Olivier.     Plaidoyers  etautres  ceuvres.  Paris, 

1670.   4°. 


de.  a  icelieu.  —  Eloge  e  P.  de  Bellievre.  —  Inscrip 
tion  sur  la  porte  de  la  salle  de  S.  Charles  de  1'Hostel- 
Dieu  de  Paris.  —  Epistre  ded.  a  II.  de  Mesmes.  —  Placet 
&  la  reyne  mere.  —  Epltaphe  pour  sreur  Anne,  superieure 
des  Hosp.  de  Beziers.  —  Eloge  de  la  Macarisc  de  1'abbe 
lledelin.  —  [8]  lettrcs  a  Ulinde.  —  Trad,  de  1'oraison 
de  Ciceron  pour  le  poete  Archias.  —  Trad,  du  sermon  de 
8.  Chrysostome. 

-  CEuvres  diverses.  4e  ed.  Vol.2.  Paris,  1732.  4°. 

Contents.  Same  as  in  preceding,  with  addition  of 
Mem.  sur  les  assemblies  du  clerge.  —  Traite  des  de- 
cimes.  —  Disc.  acad.  sur  la  travail.  —  Eclaircissement 
sur  ITiist.  de  i'Astree.  —  [11]  lettres.  —  La  vie  de  M. 
d'Ablancourt.  —  Disc,  de  M.  d'Ablancourt  a  M.  Patru. 
—  Remarques  sur  les  remarques  de  Vaugelas. 

-  NICERON,  J.  P.      (In  his    Mem.,   v.  6.  1728;   —  and 

Germ.,  v.  6.  1752.) 
Patte,  Pierre.     Monumens  a.  la  gloriede  Louis  xv  ; 

proc.  d'une  descr.  des  monumens  anciens  et 

modernes.     Paris,  1765.  f°. 
Patten,  Henry  Lyman.     POND,  G.  E.      (In  Higginson,  T. 

W.     Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Patten,  Joseph.     Oration,  Newport,  R.  I.,  4  July.     Prov., 

1826.  8°.     (B  944) 
Patten,  Mr*.  Mary,  funeral  sermon  on.  1808.     See  Muir, 

J.     (B  243) 
Patten,  Wm.,  D.D.,  d.  1739.     Discourse,  Newport, 

death  of  Pres.  Stiles,     t.p.m.  [1795.]  8°.    (B1247) 
—   Discourse,  Newport,  Dec.  29,  1799,  death  of  Washing 

ton.     Newport,  1800.  8°.    (B  204,  E61) 

-  Reminiscences    of   S.  Hopkins,    D.D.     Prov., 

1843.  16°. 

—  Sermon,  Apr.  12.    Newport,  [1808].  4°.    (B  654) 

—  Sermon   the   Lord's    day    succeeding    his  ordination. 

n.p..  [1786].  4°.    (B207) 

Patten,  Win.     History  of  -Bedford,  N.  H.  1851.    See  Wood- 
bury,  P.  P. 

285.     (3.  4.  79.) 


Patterson.    See  also  Paterson  ;  —  Pattison. 

Patterson,  Arthur  J.  The  Magyars  ;  their  country 
and  institutions.  London,  1869.  2  v.  16°. 

Patterson,  Henry  Stuart,  M.I).  Memoirs  of  the  life  and 
labors  of  8.  G.  Morton.  (In  Nott,  J.  C.,and  Glid- 
den,  G.  R.  Types  of  mankind.  1854.) 

—  Valedictory  address  before  the  graduates  of  the  med- 

depart.  of  Penn.  Coll.     Phila.,  1844.  8".    (B  1197) 

Patterson,  James  Willis.  Responsibilities  of  the 
founders  of  republics,  258th  anniv.  address 
of  Pophani  Colony,  Aug.  29.  Lost.,  1865.  8°. 

Patterson,  John.  Adventures  of  P. ;  with  notices 
of  the  50th  or  Queen's  own  regiment,  1807- 
51.  London,  1837.  8°. 

Patterson,  Robert.  LL.D.,  b.  1743.  Appendage  to  the  re 
flecting  sector,  capable  of  measuring  altitudes  on 
land,  by  reflection  from  an  artificial  horizon.  — 
Description  of  an  instrument  for  setting  up  sun 
dials.  —  Description  of  the  operation  of  a  simple 
apparatus  which  may  serve  as  a  substitute  for  the 
ship- pump.  —  Improvement  in  the  common  ship- 
pump.  (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.  Trans.,  n.s.,  v.  1. 
1818.) 

Patterson,  Robert.    Phonography.     See  Sharpless,  T. 

Patterson,  Robert,  of  Belfast.  Introduction  to 
zoology  for  the  use  of  schools.  Pt.  1  :  In- 
vertebrata.  London,  1846.  12°. 

Patterson,  Gen.  Robert,  b.  1792.  Narrative  of  the 
campaign  in  the  Valley  of  Shenandoah, 

1861.  Phila.,  1865.  8". 

Patterson,  Robert  Hogarth.  Economy  of  capital, 
or  gold  and  trade.  Edin.,  1865.  8°. 

-  Essays   in    history  and   art.     Edin.,    London, 

1862.  8°. 

Contents.  Colour  in  nature  and  art.  —  Real  and  ideal 
beauty.  —  Sculpture.  —  Ethnology  of  Europe.  — 
Utopias.  —  Our  Indian  empire.  —  The  national  life  of 
China.  —  An  ideal  art-congress.  —  Battle  of  the  styles. 
—  Genius  and  liberty.  —  Youth  and  summer.  —  Rec 
ords  of  the  past:  Nineveh  and  Babylon.  —  India,  its 
castes  and  creeds.  —  Christopher  North,  in  memoriam. 

-  Science  of  finance  ;  a  practical  treatise.    Edin., 

1868.  8°. 

Patterson,  \Vm.  J.  Report  on  the  trade  and  com 
merce  of  Montreal,  1864,  68.  Montreal, 
1865-69.  2  v.  8°. 

Pattes  demouche,  Les  ;  comedie.    See  Sardou,  V. 

Pattie,  James  ().,  of  Kentucky.  Personal  narrative 
of  P.  during  an  exped.  from  St.  Louis  to  the 
Pacific  Ocean,  through  the  city  of  Mexico  to 
Vera  Cruz,  various  conflicts  with  the  Indians 
and  captivity  ;  ed.  by  T.  Flint.  Cincin., 
1833.  8°. 

Pattison.    See  also  Paterson  ;  —  Patterson. 

Pattison,  Granville  Sharp.  Answer  to  'Strictures  on  Mr. 
Pattison's  reply  to  certain  oral  and  written  criti 
cisms',  by  W.  Gibson.  Bait.,  1820.  8°.  (B  833) 

—  Correspondence  between  P.  and  N.  Chapman.    2d  ed. 

Phila.,  1821.  8°.     (B  833) 

—  Lecture  in  Jefferson  Med.  Coll.,  Phila.,  Jan.  22,  'Has  the 

parotid  gland  ever  been  extirpated?'    Phila.,  1833. 
8°.    (B  1560,  1880,  1882) 

—  Refutation  of   certain   calumnies  in   a  pamphlet,  en 

titled  'Correspondence  between  P.  and  N.  Chapman'. 
Bait.,  1820.  8°.    (B  833) 

—   GIHHON,  W.     Strictures  on  Pattison's  reply  to  certain 
oral  and  written  criticisms.  Phila.,  1820.  8°.   (B  833) 
Pattison,    Mark.     Suggestions   on  academical   or 
ganization  with  reference  to  Oxford.    Edin., 
1868.  8°. 

—  Report.     See  Gr.  Brit.  Educ.  Comm.  (p.  1201). 

—  Tendencies  of  religious  thought  in  England,  1688-1750. 

(In  Essays  and  reviews.  1860.) 

—  What  measures  are  required  for  the  further  improve 

ment  of  the  Univ.  of  Oxford  and  Cambridge?    (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans..  1868.) 
Pattison,  Wm.     Poetical  works.     (In  Anderson,  R.     Brit. 

poets,  v.  8.  1795.) 
Patton,  J.  Harris.     History  of  the  U.  S.  of  Amer. 

N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 
Patton,  Her.  Wm.  Familiar  exposition  of  the  Lord's  prayer. 

(In  Westminster  Assembly.     Catechism.  1835.) 


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Pattern,  Win.  Weston.  Execution  of  J.  Brown;  disc., 
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Pattu.  Observations  eur  le  mouvemeut  desvoitures.  n.p., 
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—  Rapport   sur   la  chaux   hydraulique.    Caen,   1824.   8°. 

(B  1155) 

—  Rapport  sur  les  plaques  de  porcelaine.    Caen,  1823. 

8°.     (B  1155) 
Patty,  by  K.  S.  Macquoid.     Loud.,  N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

Note.    From  Macmillan's  mag.,  v.  23-24.  1871. 
Paul,  St.     Epistles.     See  Bible.    N.  T.  (p.  289). 

—  DATJSQUE,  C.      S.  Pauli  sanctitudo   in   utero, 

extra,  in  solo,  in  coelo.     Paris,  1627.  12°. 

—  SPANHEIM,  F.    De  sera  conversions  Paulina),  et  an- 

nexis.     (In  his  Diss.  1679.) 

—  LYTTI/ETON,  G.,   Lord.     Obs.  on  the  conversion   and 

apostleship  of  St.  Paul.  (In  his  Works,  v.  2.  1748; 
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—  BOULLANGER,  N".  A.    (In  his  GEuvres,  v.  6.  1792.) 

— •   KEMP,  J.     Character  of  Paul ;  two  discourses,  May  17, 

1801,  before  the  correspondent  board  in  London  of 
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1802.  8°.    (B  320,  845) 

—  MOKE,  H.     Essay  on  the  character  and  writ 

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N.  Y.,  1821.  8°.    (B  1359) 

—  RENNELL,  Maj.    Voyage  and  place  of  shipwreck  of 

St.  Paul.    (In  Archseologia,  v.  21.  1827.) 

—  APOSTLE  Paul,  The,  a  Unitarian.     Boston,  1828.  12°. 

(A.  U.  A.,  1st  ser.,  19.     C  168,  v.  2.) 

—  THOLUCK,  F.  A.  G.     Einleitende  Bemerkungen  in  das 

Stuclium  der  pauliuischen  Briefe,  die  Lebensum- 
stande,  den  Charakter  und  die  Sprache  des  Apos- 
tels  betreffend.  (In  his  Verm.  Schr.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

Life,  character,  and  style  of  St.  Paul.    (In  Edwards, 

B.  B.,  and  Park,  E.  A.     Selections.  1839.) 

—  PEARSON,  J.    Annales  Paulini.     (In  his  Minor  theol. 

works,  v.  1.  1844.) 

—  VISION  de  St.  Paul,  poeme  du  13esiecle.    (In  Ozanani, 

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—  WHATELY,  R.     Essay  [2d  ser.]  on  some  of  the 

difficulties  in  the  writings  of  St.  Paul  and 
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—  LEWIN,  T.   Life  and  epistles  [newly  translated]. 

London,  1851.  2  v.  8°. 

—  CONYBEARE,  \V.  J.,  and  HOWSON,  J.  S.      Life 

and  epistles  of  St.  Paul.  Lond.,  1854.  2  v.  4°. 

—  BUTLER,  C.  M.      St.  Paul  in  Home;    lectures. 

Phila.,  1865.  12°. 

—  HOWSON,  J.  S.   Scenes  from  the  life  of  St.  Paul 

and  their  relig'ious  lessons.  [Boston,  1866.] 
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—  SMITH,  J.    Voyage  and  shipwreck  of  St.  Paul. 

3d  ed.,  with  add.  proofs.    London,  1866.  12°. 

—  RENAN,  E.     St.  Paul;    tr.   by    I.    Lockwood. 

N.  Y.,  1869.  8°. 

—  ARNOLD,  M.    St.  Paul  and  Protestantism.    Lon 

don,  1870.  8°. 
Note.    From  the  Cornhlll  mag.,  with  additions. 

—  HOWSON,  J.  S.      The  companions  of  St.  Paul. 

London,  1871.  8°. 

The  metaphors  and  companions  of  St.  Paul. 

Boston,  1872  [1871].  2  v.  in  1.  16°. 

Paul,  St.,  pseud.  Epistle  to  the  Laodiccans.  —  Epistle  to 
Seneca,  with  Seneca's  to  Paul.  —  Acts  of  Paul  and 
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Paul,  St.  Vincent  de.     See  Vincent  de  Paul,  St. 

Paul  iv.  [John  Peter  Caraffa],  Pope.  CASA,  G.  della.  In- 
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—  NORES,  P.     Storia  della  guerra  di  1'aoli  IV  contro  gli 

Spagmioli,  corred.  di  documenti.  (In  Archivio 
stor.  Hal.,  v.  12.  1847.) 

Paul  v.  [Camillo  Borghese],  Pope.  TROLLOPS,  T. 
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London,  1861.  16". 


Paul  i.,  of  Russia.  ERMORDUNG  des  Kaisers  Paul  i.  von 
Russland  am  23.  Milrz  1801.  (In  Historische  Zeit- 
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—  POINSOT,  — .     (In  his  Morts  royales.  1867.) 

—  SCHMTZLER,  J.    II.      Kaiser  Paul   i.   yor  und    nach 

seiner  Thronbesteigung.  (In  Historisches  Tasch- 
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Paul,  Benjamin  H.  Manual  of  technical  analysis;  founded 
on  the  Handbuch  of  P.  A.  Bolley.  See  Bolley, 
P.  A. 

Paul,  Sir  George  Onesiphorus.  Address  to  jus 
tices  of  the  peace  for  the  County  of  Gloces- 
ter  on  forming  rules  and  by-laws  for  the 
government  of  the  prisons.  3d  ed.  Gloces- 
ter,  1808.  8°. 

—  Proceedings  of  grand  juries  and  others  of  the 

County  of  Glocester  on  a  reform  in  the  con 
struction  and  regulation  of  the  prisons.  3d 
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Paul,  Howard.  Thrice  married.  (No.  83  of  De  Witt's  act 
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Paul,  Howard  H.,  pseud.  Dashes  of  American 
humor;  illust.  by  J.  Leach.  N.Y.,  1853.  12". 

Paul,  Sir  John  Dean.  Another  tale  of  a  tub.  (In  Carleton, 
J.  W.  Sporting  sketch  book.  1842.) 

Paul,  Rev.  Robert  Bateman.  Tour  to  Moscow  in 
1836.  London,  1836.  12°. 

Paul,  Wm.  Sermon  before  the  Society  in  Scotland  for 
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Paul,  Wm.,  F.R.ILS.  The  rose  garden  ;  its  history, 
cultivation,  etc.  London,  1848.  8°. 

Paul  and  Virginia;  a  musical  entertainment.     See  Cobb,  J. 

Paul  Clifford;  by  Sir  E.  B.  Lytton.  Lpz.,  Tauch- 
nitz,  1841.  16°. 

Paul  et  Virginie;  par  J.  H.  B.  de  St.  Pierre.  (In  his 
CEuvres.  v.  6.  1826;  —  and,  Eng.,  Studies  from  na 
ture,  v.  5.  1796.) 

Paul  Fane  ;  by  N.  P.  Willis.     N.  Y.,  1879.  12°. 

PaulFerroll;  by  [C.  W.  Clive].  From  4th  Eng. 
ed.  N.  Y.,  1856.  12°. 

Paul  Jones;  drame.    See  Dumas,  A. 

Paul  of  Aleppo.  Travels  of  Macarius  ;  tr.  by  F. 
C.  Balfour.  London,  Oriental  Tr.  Fund, 
1829.  4°. 

Paul  Pry ;  a  comedy.     See  Poole,  J. 

Paul  Redding  ;  a  tale  of  the  Brandywine ;  by  T. 
B.  Read.  Boston,  1845.  12". 

Paul,  the  Spanish  sharper,  The  history  of;  by  F.  de  Que- 
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Paul  Emile.     See  Emili,  Paolo. 

Paula,  tit.  La  vie  de  Ste.  Paule,  veuve.  (In  Arnauld 
d'Andilly,  K.  Vies  des  saints,  v.  1.  1716.) 

Paulding,  Hiram.  Journal  of  a  cruise  of  U.  S. 
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—  Voyage    autour   du    monde.       (In    Montemont,   A. 

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—  HEADLEY,  J.  T.     (In    his    Farragut  and  our  naval 

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Paulding,  James  Kirke.  Affairs  and  men  of  New 
Amsterdam  in  the  time  of  Gov.  P.  Stuyvesant. 
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—  The  backswoodsman  ;    a  poem  ;    [also,  Nature 

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—  The   Bulls  and  the  Jonathans;  ed.  by  W.  I. 

Paulding.     N.  Y.,  1867.  16". 
Contents.    The  diverting  history   of  John  Bull   and 
Brother  Jonathan.  —  John  Bull   in  America;   or,  The 
new  Munchausen. 

—  Diverting  history  of  John   Bull  and  brother 

Jonathan.     London,  1813.  16°. 

-  The  Dutchman's  fireside.      New  York,   1831. 

2v.  12°. 

-  Life  of  Washington.     N.  Y.,  1836.  2  v.  8". 

-    Same.     N.  Y.,    [18—].   2  v.    18°.      (Harper's 
fam.  lib.,  v.  75,  76.) 


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—  Merry  tales  of  the  three  wise  men  of  Gotham. 

N.  Y.,  1826.  8°. 

-  Slavery  in  the  U.  S.     N.  Y.,  1836.  18°. 

-  Tales  of  the  good  woman  ;  ed.  by  W.  I.  Paul- 

ding.     N.  Y.,  1867.   12°. 

—  United  States  and  Eng. ;   reply  to  criticism  on 

Inchiquin's  letters,  in  the  Quarterly  review, 
Jan.  1814.  N.  Y.,  1815.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (A  1) 

-  Westward  Ho  !     N.  Y.,  1832.  2  v.  12°. 

-  PAULDING,   W.  I.     Literary  life  of  P.     N.  Y., 

1867.   8°. 

Paulding,  \Vm.I.  Literary  life  of  J.  K.  Paulding. 
N.  Y.,  1867.  8°. 

Paule,  Sir  George.  Life  of  J.  Whitgift,  Abp.  of 
Canterbury  ;  added,  Conspiracy  for  pre 
tended  reformation,  written  in  1591,  by  R. 
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—  Same,  icithont  the  'Conspiracy'.     (In  Wordsworth,  C. 

Eccles.  biog.,  v.  3.  1839.) 
Paule  de  Clermont,  Frangois  de,  marq.  de  Montylat.    See 

Montglat,  F.  de  P.  de  Clermont. 
Pauli.     See  alxo  Paulli ;  —  Pauly. 
Pauli,    Ferdinand.      Wegweiser   fur   Freunde    der 

Poesie.     Lpz.,  1866.  8°. 
Pauli,  Georg  Reinhold.      Geschichte  Englands  seit 

den  Friedensschliissen  von  1814  und   1815. 

Lpz.,  1864-75.    3  v.  8°.      (Staateugeschichte 

der  neuesten  Zeit.) 

Contents.    Vol.1.     Von  der  Schlachtbei  Waterloo  bis 
zum  Tode  Georg's  iv.      2.     1830-41.      3.     1841-52. 

—  Ileinrich   vni.   und  seine   neuesten    Beurtheiler.     (In 

Historische  Zeitschrift,  v.  1.  1859.)  —  Oliver  Crom 
well.  (In  v.  8.  1862.)  —  Die  Entdeckungen  Ber- 
genroths  in  Simancas.  (In  v.  11.  1864.)  —  Diplo 
matic  im  Jahre  1516;  ein  Buitrag  zur  Charakeristik 
Maximilians  I.  (In  v.  14.  1865.)  —  Cardinal  Wol- 
sey  und  dag  Parlament  von  1523.  (In  v.  21.  1869.) 
—  Zur  Qeschichte  Irlands  unter  den  Tudors.  (In 
\:  22.  1870.) 

-  Life  of  Alfred  the  Great ;    tr. ;    app.  Alfred's 

Anglo-Saxon  version  of  Orosius  ;  with  Eng. 
tr.  and  an  Anglo-Saxon  alphabet  and  [gram 
mar],  by  B.Thorpe.  Lond.,  Bohn,  1853.  8°. 

—  Pictures  of  Old  England  ;   tr.  by  E.  C.  Otte. 

Camb.,  1861.  8°. 

-  Simon  de  Montfort,  der  Schopfer  des  Hauses 

der  Gemeinen.     Tub.,  1867.  8°. 

—  continuator.    See  Lappenberg,  F.  M.    Geschichte  von 

England. 

Pauli,  Simon,  d.  1591.  Dispositioetenarratio  Evan- 
geliorum  dominicis  quae  diebus  et  festis 
saiict.  explicantur.  2a  pars.  Witeb.,  1578.  8°. 

Paulli,  Simon,  b.  1603.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem., 
v.  3.  1727;  anil,  Germ  ,  v.  3.  1750.) 

Pauline.     (In  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  17.) 

Pauline  et  Pascal  Bruno ;  par  A.  Dumas.  Nouv. 
ed.  Paris,  1861.  18°. 

Paulino  von  Sancto  Bartolomseo  (orig.  Joh  Phil. 
Werdin) .  Voyage  to  the  East  Indies  ;  obs. 
during  a  residence  of  13  years,  1776-89; 
with  notes  by  J.  R.  Forster ;  tr.  by  W.  John 
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—  DRURY,   Mnj.  H.     Account  of   Trevancore   and   B.'s 

travels.     (In  Visacher,  J.  C.    Letters  from  Malabar. 

1862.) 
Paulinus,  Abp.  of  York.    LIFE.    (In  Lives  of  the  English 

saints,  v.  6.  1844.) 
Paulinus  Xolanus,  Meropius  Pontius  Anicius,  Bp.   Carmen 

additum    epistolse    ad    Gestidium.      (In    Lemaire. 

Poet.  Lat.  min.,  v.  1.  1824.      Lemaire   Bibliotheca 

lass.  Lat.) 

—  Carmina  ad  Deum,  post    conversionem  suarn.  —  De 

domesticis  calamitatibus  suis.  (In  Mai.  Class, 
auct.,  v.  5.  1833.) 

—  Poema  adversus  paganos.    (In  Minucius,  F.  M.    Oc- 

tavius.  1847.     Biblioth.  patrum  Lat.,  v.  13.) 

—  Rule  of  Christian  life.     (In  Penn,  G.    Bioscope  ex 

plained.  1814.) 

—  SACCHINI,  F.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  25.  1867.) 


Paulinus,  pseud.  Letter  to  Scripturista;  remarks  on  hla 
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-  SCRIPTURISTA,  pseud.  Letter  to  Paulinus;  answer  to 
his  throe  questions  in  the  Conn.  Gazette.  New  Ha 
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Pauli,  James.  Refutation  of  calumnies  of  J.  II.  Tooke; 
including  [an]  exposure  of  occurrences  between  Sir 
F.  Burdett  and  P.  London.  1807.  8°.  (B  1419) 

—  TOOKE,  J.  II.    Warning  to  the  electors  of  Westminster; 

reply  to  J.  Pauli.     London,  1807.  8°.    (B  1416) 
Paulli.     See  Pauli. 

Paulmier,  Ad.  Dictionnaire  francais-arabe,  idiome 
parle  en  Algerie.  Paris,  1850.  18°. 

Paulmier  de  Grentemesnil,  Jacques  de.  See  Le  Paulmier 
de  Grentemesnil,  J. 

Paulmier  de  Gonneville,  Binot.  Entdeckung  der  sild- 
lichen  Welt.  (In  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  18.  1764.) 

—  Voyage  autour  du  monde.    (In  Montemont.    Biblioth. 

univ.  des  voy.,  v.  1.  1833.) 

—  Voyage   to   Australasia.     (In    Callander,   J.     Terra 

Australis  cognita,  v.  1.  1766.) 
Paulmy,    Marc  A.  It.  de  V.  Argenson.   marq.   de.    CON- 

DOKCET,  J.     Eloge  de  le  marq.  de  Paulmy.     (In  his 

CEuvres,  v.  3.  1847.) 
Paulucci,  Domenico.     Biografla  di  A.  Bertola.    (In  Herco- 

lani,  A.     Biog.  di  Romagnuoli.  v.  2.  1835.) 
Paulus,  St.    HIERONYMUH,  St.     La  vie  de  St.  Paul,  premier 

hermite.      (In    Arnauld    d'Andilly,    It.      Vie    des 

saints,  v.  1.  1716.) 

Paulus  --Effineta.  Seven  books  ;  tr.  with  comments 
by  F.  Adams.  London,  1844-47.  3  v.  8°. 
(Sydenham  Soc.) 

Paulus  Bernriedensis.  Vita  8.  Gregorii  vn.  (In  Acta 
sanct.,  v.  19.  1866.) 

Paulus  diaconus.     See  Paulus  Warnefridi  diaconus. 

Paulus  Emeritenri*,  diaconus.  De  vita  et  miraculis  patrum 
Emeritensium.  (In  Florez,  H.  Esp.  sagrada,  v.  13. 
1754.) 

Paulus  SilentiariuK.  Descriptio  magn®  ecclesiaj  sou  St. 
Sophias;  primum  prodit  opera  C.  duF.  duCange; 
ace.  descriptio  ejusdem  aedis  ex  variis  script.  (In 
Byzantinae  hist,  scr.,  Venetiis, v.  11.  1729;  —and  in 
Niebuhr.  Byzant.  hist,  scr.,  v.  32.  1824.) 

—  LESSING,  G.  E.  Paulus  Sil.,  auf  diePythischen  Biider. 

(7/i  his  Siimmt.  Schr.,  v.  14.  1793.) 

Paulus,  Heinrich  Eberhard  Gottlob.  Die  endlich 
offenbar  gewordene  positive  Philosophic  der 
Offenbarung,  oder  Entstehungsgeschichte, 
ii.s.w.,  der  schellingischen  Entdeckungen. 
Darmstadt,  1843.  8°. 

Paulus  (Ital.  Polo),  Marcus.     See  Polo,  Marco. 

Paulus,  Pieter.  Discours  sur  1'egalite  des  hommes.  Haer- 
lem,  1794.  8°.  (B  806) 

Paulus  Warnefridi  diaconus.  De  gestis  Langobardorum. 
(In  Muratori.  Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  1723.)  — 
Fragm.  Langobardicas  histories.  (In  v.  1,  pt.  2.  1725.) 

—  Intorno  ad  un  passo  disputato  di  Paolo  diacono,  con- 

gettura  di  N.  Tommaseo.  (In  Archivio  stor.  Hal., 
app..v.  7.  1849.)  —  II  sestolibro  dellaistoria  secondo 
il  codice  di  Bamberga.  (In  ser.  3,  t.  7,  pt.  2.  1868.) 

—  Liber  de   episcopis   Mettensibus.     (In    Pertz,   G.   H. 

Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  2.  1829.) 
Pauly.     See  aluo  Pauli. 
Pauly,  Gottlieb  Wilhelm  August.     Real-Encyclo- 

padie     der    classischen     Alterthumswissen- 

schaft  in  alphabetischer  Ordnung.  [4.-7.  Bd. 

fortgesetzt   und   beendigt  von  C.  Wai/  und 

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peuples  de  la  Russie.     St.  Petersb.,  1862.  f°. 
Paupers.    See  Poor ;  —  Poor  Laws. 
Pauquet/>'i?>-e.s.      Modes   et    costumes  historiques. 

Paris,  [18—]-  f° 
Pausanias.     De  veteris  Graecire  regionibus  commen- 

tarii;    a  R.  Amasteo  in  Lat.  serm.  conversi ; 

[ed.]  a  F.  Sylburgio.     Francof.,  1583.  f°. 

—  Same.   Graeciae  descriptio,  Gra^ce  ;  rec.,  explan. 

J.F.  Facius.    Lips.,  1794-96.  4  v.  8°. 
Note.    Vol.  4  contains  the  Latin  version  of  Amasseus. 

—  Same.     Ed.  J.  H.  C.   Schubart   et    C.  Walz. 

Lips.,  1838-39.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     Recog.  L.  Dindorfius.    Parisiis,  Didot, 

1845.  8°. 


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—  Same.      Recog.  J.   H.    C.   Schubart.      Lips., 

1853-54.  2  v.  16°. 

—  Eng.     Description  of  Greece ;  tr.  -with  notes, 

etc.,  by  T.  Taylor.     London,  1794.  3  v.  8°. 

—  French.     Voyage  historique  cle  la  Grece  ;  tr.  en 

Fr.  par  Gedoyn.     Paris,  1731.  2  v.  4°. 
-     Same,     Paris,  1794.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Extract  out  of  P.,  of  the  statues,  pictures,  and 

temples,  in  Greece,    which   were   remaining 
there  in  his  time.     London,  1758.  8". 

—  Aristomenis  Messinii  vita.    (In  Nepos,  C.    Vita.) 

—  NEPOS,  C.    (In  his  Vitse.) 

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Pauvre  liorloger  de  Geneve,  La.     n.t.p.  [18—.]  12°.    (C  246) 
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See  also  Mosaic. 
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Map.    FLOKINI,  M.    n.p.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  203) 

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Mondes,  Jan.  1835  -  dec.  1865.) 
Pavilion,  Etienne.     NICF.UON,  J.  P.      (In  his  Mem.,  v.  23. 

1733.) 
Pavilion,   Nicholas,   Bp.  of  Alet.     LIFE  of  P. ;  tr. 

from  the  French.     Oxford,  London,  1869.  8°. 
Pavon,  Josef.     Systema  vegetabilium.     See  Ruiz,  II. 
Pavonia.     ALOFSEN,  S.     The  origin  of  the  name  'Pavonia'. 

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Pavy,   Louis  Ant.  Augustin,    Bp.  of  Algeria.     Du 

celibatecclesiastique.    2eed.    Paris,  1852.  8°. 


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Fawners  Bank,  IJoston.    Charter,     n.p.,  [1863].  4°.    (A  64) 

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Paxamus.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  and  T.  Fragm.  hist. 
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Paxton,  James.  Introduction  to  the  study  of 
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Paxton,  John  Adems.  Stranger's  guide  in  Phila 
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Paxton,  Rev.  John  D.  Letters  from  Palestine, 
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Paxton,  Sir  Joseph.     See  Horticultural  register. 

Paxton's  magazine  of  botany.  London,  1834-49. 
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Payen,    Jean   Francois.      Documents   inedits   sur 

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Payn,  James.    Bateman  household.    (In  Chamber's  j on rn., 

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Payne,  A.  R.  Middlctoun.     The  Geral-Milco  ;  or, 

Narrative  of  a  residence  in  a  Brazilian  valley 

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Payne,  David  Beaumont.     Address  on  the  management  of 

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Payne,  George.     Elements    of    mental    and   moral 

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Payne,  J.     French    encroachments   exposed;   or,    Britain's 

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Payne,  Jacob,  of  Va.     Narrative  of  tbe  military  and  other 

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Payne,  John.  New  and  complete  system  of  uni 
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Payne,  John.  Masque  of  shadows  and  other 
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Payne,  John  Howard.  Brutus ;  or,  The  fall  of 
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—  SKETCH  of  the  life  of  P.,  by  one  of  the  editors  of  the 

N.  Y.  mirror.     Boston,  1833.  8°.    (B  1459) 
Payne,  John  Thomas,   and  Foss,  II.     Bibliotheca 
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books  of    the  library  of  Thomas  Grenville. 
London,  1842.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    A-K.     2.    L-Z. 

2d  pt.     London,  1848.  8°. 

3d  pt.     London,  1872.  8°. 

-  Catalogue  of  books  on  sale.     London,  1822.  8°. 
Payne,  Lewis.     TUIAL.     (In  Pitman,  B.     Assassination  of 

Lincoln  and  trial  of  the  conspirators.  1865.) 
Payne,  Koger,  Diary  of.     (In  Dialogue  in  the  shades.  1821.) 
Payne,  Thomas,  &  Son.     Catalogue  of  books  to   be  sold, 

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-  Same.     [London,  1784.J  8°.    (B  875) 

—  Same.     [London,  1785. J  8°.    (B  875) 

Payne,  Win.,  D.D.  Discourse  of  the  communion 
in  one  kind;  in  answer  to  [Bossuetl.  Lon 
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—  Discourse  cone,  the  sacrifice  of  the  mass.     (In  Card- 

well,  E.    Tracts  on  points  at  issue,  v.  3.  1837.) 
Payne,  Wm.     Introduction  to  geometry.     London, 

1767.  4°. 

Paynter,  Wm.     See  Painter,  W. 

Payno,  Manuel.     The  other  side.  1850.     See  Alcaraz,  R. 
Pays  latin,  Le  ;  par  H.  Murger.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris, 

1862.   12°. 

Paysac,  Mile.     See  Fausse-Lendry,  P.  de.  marquise  de. 
Paysan  parvenu,  Le,   ou   Les  mem.  de  M***;   par  M.  de 

Marivaux.     (In  hi*  tEuvres,  v.  8.  1781.) 
Paysanne  philosophe,  La;  par  Mme.  M.  A.  de  R.  Robert. 

(In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  50.  1801.) 
Paysans,  Les  ;  par  H.  de  Balzac.     Paris,  1865.  16°. 

(CEuvres,  v.  38.) 
Paysans  de  Maisieres.    The  mule  without  a  bridle.     (/« 

Le  Grand  d'Aussy,  P.     Fabliaux,  v.  1.  1815.) 
Payson,  Aurin  M.,  and  Laighton,  A.      Poets   of 

Portsmouth.     Boston,  1865.  8°. 
Payson,  Edward,  D.D.     Address  to  seamen,  Port 
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—  Discourse,  Portland,   May  5,  before  the  Bible  Soc.  of 

Maine.     Portland,  1814.  8".    (B  327,  1328,  1849) 

—  Haksichika  ik  achukmo  otuninchi;  [sermon,  tr.  into 

Choctaw].     n.t.p.  [1845.]  12°.    (E  39) 

—  The  oracle  of  God;  sermon,  Boston,  Jan.  21.     Port 

land,  1824.  8°.    (B  956,  1328) 

—  Sermon;  concern  for  the  spiritual  wants  of  man.    (In 

National  preacher,  v.  2.  1827-28.) 

-  CUMMINGS,  A.     Memoir  of  P.     Portl.,  1830.  8°. 
Payson,  Ittv.  Phillips,  D.D.     Memorial  of  Lexington  Battle, 

etc. ;  sermon,  Lexington,  Apr.  19.     Boston,  1782.  8° 
(648,49,73,860) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Council  and  House  of  Representa 

tives  of  Massachusetts,  1778.     (In  Thornton,  J.  W. 
Pulpit  of  the  Amer.  Revolution.  1860.) 

—  Sermon,  election.     Boston,  1778.  8°.    (B  176,  180,  186) 

—  Sermon,  Jan.  14,  death  of  Washington.    Charlestown 

1800.  8°.    (B  87,  W  50) 

—  Sermon,   ordin.   of   J.    Payson,    Fitcbburg,    Jan    27 

Boston,  1768.  8°.     (B  60,  1313) 

-  Sermon,  ordin.  of  S.   Payson,   Lunenburgh,   Sept     8. 

Boston.  1762.  8°.     (B  54) 

—  Sermon,   ordin.   of  8.    Payson,   Rindge,  Dec.  4,  17S2 

Boston,  1783.  8°.    (B  66,  1315,  C  21) 

—  Some  select  astronomical  observ.,  Chelsea.   (In  Amer. 

Acad.  of  Arts  and  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  1.  1785.) 

-  Funeral  sermon  on.      See  Barnard,  T.     (B  963,  1222) 
Payson,  Seth.     Death  of  the  godly  a  call  to  prayer  ; 

sermon,  funeral  of  L.  Pilsbury,  Apr.  8.     Worcester, 
1819.  8°.    (B  1222) 


—  Disc.,  Dec.  16,  1807,  ordin.  of  E.  Payson.      Portland. 

1808.  8°.     (B  1849) 

—  Ministers  Christ's  ambassadors;    sermon,  ordin.  of  E. 

Hill,  Nov.   3,  1790.     Worcester,  1791.  8°.    (B  164) 

-  Proofs   of  the   existence   and    dangerous  ten 

dency  of  illuminism.  Charlestown,  1802.  12°. 

—  Sermon,  Ashburnham,  May  22,  1806,  interment  of  J. 

Gushing,  Jr.      Leominster,  1807.  8°.     (B  915,  1007, 
1651) 

—  Sermon,   Concord,    [election]   June  6.      Portsmouth, 

1799.  8°.    (B  178,  327) 

—  Sermon,  consecration  of  the  social  lodge  in   Ashby, 

June  24,  1799.      Amherst,  N.  H.,  1800.  8°.     (B  1271) 
Payton,  Walter.     See  Peyton,  W. 
Paz,  Thomas  Manuel  de.     Al  noble  su  sangre  avisa;  come- 

dia.     n.p.,  [17—].  4°.    (E  112) 
Pazzi,  Alessandro  de.     Disc.  int.  alia  riforma  dello  stato  di 

Firenze.  1522.      (In  Archivio  stor.  Hal.,  v.  1.  1842.) 
Pazzi,  Alfonso   de.   Sonetto.     ( In  Trucchi,  F.     Poesie  Hal., 

v.  3.  1847.) 

—   Sonetto.     (In  Berni,  F.     Opere  burl.,  v.  3.  1824.) 
Pazzi,    Antonio.     Ritratti   di   pittori  esistente   apprisso   P. 

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di  P.  de  Pazzi.      (In  Archivio  stor.  Hal.,  v.  4.  p.  2. 

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Pazzi,  di  Firenze,  Famiglia  di.    (In  Litta,  P.    Fam.,  v.  10.) 
Pea   Ridge,    Arkansas,  Battle    of.      BAXTER,    W. 

Pea  Ridge   and  Prairie  Grove  ;    or,    Scenes 

and    incidents    of    the    war    in    Arkansas. 

Cincin.,  1864.  16°. 
Peabody,  Mrs.     Holiness ;   or,  The  legend  of  St. 

George  ;    a  tale  from   Spencer's  [sic]  'Faerie 

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Peabody,  Andrew  Preston.      Address   before    the 

Suffolk    Temperance    Union,    March   15.      Boston, 

1868.  16".    (B  1927) 

—  The  American  Board  of  Commissioners  for   Foreign 

Missions.    From  the  N.  American  rev.,  Apr.     Bos 
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—  The  analogy  of  nature  and  the  Bible;  Dndleian  lecture, 

Harvard  Univ.,  May  14.    Camb.,  1856.  8°.    (B  1927) 

—  Anti  supernaturalism  ;  sermon,  before  the  senior  class 

of  the  Divinity  School  in  Harvard  Univ.,  July  13. 
Camb.,  1845.  8°.     (B  1927,  H  3) 

—  Appeal  to  the  young.     Portsmouth,  1848.  8°.  (C  209) 

—  The   atonement;    discourse,   ordination,  A.  Wheeler, 

Blandish,   Jan.  14.      Limington,   1835.  8°.    (B  1164, 
1166) 

—  Baccalaureate  sermon.     (In  Harvard  Univ.   Clan*  of 

1862.64,65,67.70-71,72.     B  1927) 

—  The  Bible  the  manual  of  morals;  address  before  the 

Mass.  Bible  Soc.,  May  23.    Bost.,  1870.  16°.  (B  1927) 

—  The  Bible  the  source  of  light;   sermon,  Portsmouth, 

N.  H.,  Jan.  13,  anniv.  of  the  Rockingham  Co.  Bible 
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—  Biography  of  Saml.  C.  Haven.    (In  Higginson,  T.  W. 

Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 

—  Christ  the  image  of  God  :  disc.,  ordin.  of  Rev.  H.  Em- 

mons,  Dunstable.  N.  H.,  June  10.    Nashua,  1835.  8°. 
(B  1322) 

-  Christian    consolations ;    sermons    designed  to 

furnish  comfort  and  strength  to  the  afflicted. 
3d  ed.     Boston,  Portsmouth,  1857.  12°. 

—  Christianity  the  religion  of  nature  ;  lect.  before 

the  Lowell  Institute.     Boston,  etc.,  1864.  12°. 

—  The  coming  of  Christ.     Boston,  1841.  16°.    (B  1927) 

—  The  connection  between  science  and  religion ;  oration 

before  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Soc.  of  Harvard  Univ., 
Aug.  28.    Boston,  1845.  8°.     (B  1927,  H  2) 

—  Conversation ;  its  faults  and  its  graces.     New 

ed.,  with  additions.  Boston,  1867.  12°. 
Contents.  Peabody,  A.  P.  Address  before  the  New- 
buryport  Female  High  School,  Dec.  19,  1846.  —  Trench, 
F.  Lecture,  Reading,  Eng.,  Dec.  19,  1854.  —  Gwynne, 
P.  A  word  to  the  wise.  —  Mistakes  and  improprieties 
in  speaking  and  writing  corrected,  from  -Never  to  late 
to  learn'  and  'Common  blunders  in  speaking  and  writ 
ing'. 

—  Essay  on  prophecies  relating  to  the  Messiah.     Boston, 

1835.  8°.    (C  184,  D  64) 

—  Fidelity  in  duty,  not  accuracy  in  belief,  our  test  of  the 

Christian  character.     Boston,  n.d.  16°.    (B  1927) 

—  Forgiveness;  sermon,  ordin.  of  II.  Stebbins,  Fitchburg, 

Mass.,  Nov.  5.     Fitchburg,  1851.  8°.    (B  1322) 

—  Free  agency  and  moral   inability  reconciled;  sermon, 

installation  of  Rev.  C.  Lowe,  Salem,  Sept.  27.    Sa 
lem,  1855.  8°.    (B  1322) 


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—  The  Hawaiian  Islands,   as   developed   by  missionary 

labors.  From  the  Boston  rev.,  May.  Boston,  1865. 
8°.  (B  1927) 

—  The   immutable   right;   oration   before   the   Phi   Beta 

Kappa  Soc.   of  Brown   Univ.,  Aug.   31.      Boston, 

1858.  8°.    (B  1927) 

—  The  importance  of   opinions.    From   Monthly   relig. 

magazine.     Boston,  1847.  12°.    (C  209) 

—  Jesus  our  master  and  Lord;  sermon,  ordin.  of  II.  F. 

Jenks,  Fitchburg,  Mass.,  Apr.  10.  Boston,  1867.  16". 
(B  1927) 

—  Lessons  from  our  late  rebellion  ;  address,  anniv.  of  the 

Amer.  Peace  Soc.,  Mayl9.     Bost.,  1867.  8°.    (B1921) 

—  Manners;  an  address.    Bost.,  Camb.,  1871.  16°. 
-   Memoir  of  C.  Borroughs.     Camb.,  1871.  16°.    (B1927) 

—  Memorial  of  J.  W.  Foster  ;  ed.  by  A.  P.  Pea- 

body.     Portsmouth,  [X.  H.],  1852.  12°. 

—  Nature  and  influence  of  war;  address  before  the  Amer. 

Peace  Soc.,  May  20.     Boston,  1843.  8°.    (B  1181) 

—  Old  age;  sermon,  Epping,  N.  H.,  Dec.  27,  1850,  inter 

ment  of  W.  Plumer.    Portsmouth,  1851.  8°.     (B1927) 

—  On  religious  forms.     Boston,  1848.  16".    (B  1927) 

—  Our  conversation  in  heaven;  sermon,  Jan.  23,  Sunday 

after  the  death  of  M.  L.  Lothrop.  Boston,  1859.  8°. 
(B  1246) 

—  Physical  and  mental  training ;  disc.,  Portsmouth,  N.H., 

Nov.  25.     [Portsmouth.  1855?]  8°.    (B  1927) 

—  Progress  in  Christ,  not  beyond  Christ;  sermon,  instal 

lation  of  A.  J.  Rich,  Brookfield,  Mass.     Springfield, 
1870.  8°.    (B  1927) 
•  —   Quench  not  the  spirit.     Boston,  1849.  12°.    (C  209) 

—  Religious  experience.    Concord,  1834.  8°.    (D  62) 

—  Reminiscences   of    European    travel.      N.  Y., 

1868.  16°. 

—  Reverence  and  family  discipline;  two  sermons,  Ports 

mouth,  N.  H.,  Thanksgiving,  Nov.  25,  and  on  Nov. 
28.  Portsmouth,  1841.  8°.  (B  1254) 

—  Review   of  the  Bibliotheca   Sacra.     From   the  North 

Amer.  rev.,  Jan.     Andover,  1864.  8°.     (B  1927) 

—  The  revival  of  religion;  sermon  at  Portsmouth.    2d  ed. 

Boston,  1840.  12°.    (C  209) 

—  The    Scripture    doctrine    of   Christ;    three   sermons, 

Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  Dec.  25,  1859,  and  Jan.  15. 
Portsmouth,  1860.  8°.  (B  1927) 

—  Sermon,  closing  of  the  Sunday  School  room  in  Court 

St.,  Feb.  15.     Portsmouth,  1857.  8°.    (B  1327) 

—  Sermon,  installation  of  C.  E.  Grinnell  as  pastor  of  the 

Harvard  Church,  Charlestown.Mass.,  Nov.  10;  with 
suppl.  Charlestown,  1869.  8°.  (B  1927) 

—  Sermon  on  the  end  of  the  world,   Portsmouth,     n.p., 

[18—].  8°.    (B1778) 
• —   Sermon,  Portland,  Me.,  funeral  of  I.  Nichols.     Boston, 

1859.  8°.    (B  1927) 

—  Sermon,  Portsmouth.  N.  H.,  Oct.  24,  the  25th  anniv. 

of  his  ordination.     Portsmouth,  1858.   8°.     (B  1927) 

—  Sermon,  funeral  of  C.  C.  Felton,  President  of  Harvard 

Univ.    Cambridge,  1862.  8°.    (B  1540) 

—  Sermon  [on  revivals],     n.t.p.  [18—.]  8°.    (C  184) 

—  Sermons  for  children.     Boston,  1867.  24°. 

—  The  sovereignty  of  law;  a  lecture.    (In  Boston  lec 

tures.     Christianity  and  scepticism.  1870.) 

—  Spiritualism;    sermon,   Portsmouth,   N.  H.,    Jan.  31. 

[Portsmouth,  1858.1  8°.    (B  1927) 

—  The  student's  duty  to  his  parents;  sermon, Cambridge, 

Sept.  18.    Camb.,  1864.  8°.    (B  1591) 

—  Triumphs  of  war;  sermon,  fast,  Apr.  15.    Portsmouth, 

1847.  8°.    (B  1260) 

—  Two  sermons,  Sunday  succeeding  the  interment  of  J. 

W.  Foster,  Jan.  18.     Portsmouth,  1852.  8°.     (B1215) 

—  Uses  of  classical  literature  ;  address  before  the  United 

Literary  Soc.  of  Dartmouth  Coll.,  July  26.  Boston, 
1843.  8°.  (B1575) 

—  What  the  physician  should  be;   address,   commence 

ment  of  the  Medical  School  of  Harv.  Univ.,  at  the 
Medical  Coll.,  Boston,  Mar.  9.  Camb.,  1870.  8°. 
(B  1927,  H  8) 

—  Who  is  my  neighbor?  sermon  before  the  Soc.  for  the 

Relief  of  Aged  Females,  at  Newburyport,  Mass., 
Dec.  13,  1840.  Newburyport,  1841.  8°.  (B  1328) 

—  The  will  and  the  affections;   sermon,  ordination  of  R. 

Pike,  Feb.  8.     Boston,  1843.  8°.    (B  1322) 

—  The  Word  of  God  not  bound ;  sermon,  June  4.    Ports 

mouth,  1854.  8°.    (B  1299) 

—  Work  of  the  ministry;  sermon  before  the  graduating 

class  of  the  Meadville  Theol.  School,  June  26.  Bos 
ton,  1850.  8°.  (B  1574) 

—  Numerous  articles.]     (In    Christian  exam,  and  in  N. 

Amer.  rev.) 

Peabody,    Elizabeth   Palmer.       ./Esthetic    papers. 
Boston,  1849.  8°. 


—  De  Gerando.     (In  N.  Amer.  rev.,  v.  92.  1861.) 

—  First  lessons  in  grammar  on  the  plan  of  Pes- 

talozzi.     Boston,  1830.   12°. 

—  Instruction  in  history.     (In  Amer.  Inst.  Instr.    Lect., 

1850.) 

-  Key   to   history.     Pt.  2  :    Hebrews.     Boston, 
1833.  12°. 

—  Moral  culture  of  infancy  and  kindergarten  guide.  1863. 

See  Mann,  M.  P. 

—  Polish-American  system   of  chronology    from 

Bern's  Franco  -  Polish  method.  Boston, 
1850.  12°  and  Blanks  f°. 

—  Record  of  conversations  on  the  Gospels  in  Al- 

cott's  school.     Boston,  1836-37.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Records  of  a  school  [taught  by  A.  B.  Alcott]. 

Boston,  1835.  12°. 

-  Same.     2d  ed.     Boston,  N.  Y.,  1836.  12°. 

—  Universal  history  ;  arranged  to  illustrate  Bern's 

'Charts  of  chronology'.  N.  Y.,  1859.  obi.  8°. 
Peabody,  Ephraim.     Address  at  the  centennial  cele 
bration,  Wilton,  N.  H.     Boston,  1839.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.     (B  1697) 

—  Christian  days  and  thoughts.     Bost.,  1858.  8°. 

—  Discourse,   death  of   S.  "S.    Wilde.      Boston,  1855.  8°. 

(B  1228) 

-  Lessons  on  the  Old  Testament.     Boston,  1852. 

16°. 

—  Life  of  S.  Appleton.     (In  Hunt,  F.     Lives  of  Amer. 

merchants,  v.  1.  1856.) 

—  Pauperism  in  Boston;  sermon,  Mar.  18.     Boston,  1849. 

8°.    (B1464) 

—  The   seen    and  unseen.      (In    Boston  book,   4th   col. 

1851.) 

—  Sermon  before   the  Boston   Fraternity  of   Churches, 

Apr.  2.     Boston.  1846.  8°.     (B  1646,  1649) 

—  Sermon,  death   of   F.  T.  Gray.     Boston,  1855.  8°.    (B 

1216,  1245) 

-  Sermons,  with  a  memoir  [by  S.A.Eliot].     Bos 

ton,  1857.  12°. 

—  Slavery  in  the  U.  S.,  its  evils,  alleviations,  and  reme 

dies.     Boston,  1851.     (B  1478,  1668) 

—  ROHRINS,  C.     Character  of   P.    Camb.,  1857.  8°.    (B 

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nam,  G.    (B  1222)  ;  —  Weiss,  J.    (B  1594) 
Peabody,  Everett.      PEABODY,   F.  H.     (In  Higginson,  T. 

W.     Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Peabody,  Francis.     UPHAM,  C.  W.     Memoir  of    P.      (In 

Essex  Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  9.  1868.) 
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Peabody,  George.     Address  at  the  opening  of  the 

Eastern  R.  R.  between  Boston  and  Salem,  Aug.  27. 

Salem,  1838.  f°.    (B  1815) 

—  Letter  and  instrument  of  gift  to  the  Society,  by  P.  (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1866-67.) 

—  Letter,   London,  Nov.   13,   1854,   in    regard   to   D.   E. 

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—  BOURNE,  H.R.  F.    (In  ?iis  London  merchants.  1869.) 

—  PROCEEDINGS  at  the  reception  in  honor  of  P., 

Danvers,  Oct.  9,  1856  ;  also,  Historical  sketch 
of  the  Peabody  Institute.  Boston,  1856.  8°. 

—  STEVENS,  H.     Account  of  the  proc.  at  the  din 

ner  given  by  P.  to  the  Americans  connected 
with  the  Great  Exhibition,  Oct.  27.  Lon 
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—  funeral  eulogy  on.  1870.    See    Winthrop,  R.  C.    (B 

1960) 

Peabody,  Joseph,  and  others.  Memorial  to  Congress  on 
the  discontinuance  of  restrictions  on  commerce. 
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—  WARD,  G.  A.     Life  of  P.     (In   Hunt,  F.     Lives  of 

Amer.  merchants,  v.  1.  1856.) 

Peabody,  Nathaniel.  The  art  of  preserving  teeth.  2d  ed. 
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Peabody,  Oliver.  Essay  to  revive,  etc.,  sermon,  Hon.  Ar 
tillery  Company,  June  5.  Boston.  1732.  8°.  (B  327) 

—  The  foundations,  etc.,  of  a  good  and  bad  hope  of  sal- 

vation  ;  sermon,  June  8.  Boston,  1742.  8°.  (B  44,  75, 
C45) 


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—  That  ministers  are  to  separate  men  to  the  work  of  the 

•  ministry;  sermon.    Boston,  1736.  8°.    (B  1074) 

—  MEMOIR  of  1'.    (In  New  Hamp.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.3. 

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New  Hamp.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  6.  1850.) 

—  FELLOWS,  J.      Notices  of  Peabody's  life  of  Putnam. 

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Peabody,  Samuel,  et  al.,  lilietlantn.  REPORT  of  a  cnse  de 
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Peabody,  Stephen.  Sermon,  Concord,  N.  H.,  election,  June. 
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Peabody,  Wm.  Bourne  Oliver,  b.  1799,  d.  1847. 
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—  Discourse  in  memory  of  J.  A.  Emery.   Camb.,  1842.  8°. 

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—  Duties  and  dangers  of  those  who  are  born   free;  ser 

mon,  election,  Jan.  Boston,  1833.  8°.  (B  1069,  1695, 
1802,  1830) 

—  Come  and  see;  duty  of  those   who   dislike   and   dread 

the  sentiments  of  other  Christians.  Springfield, 
1833.  8U.  (B1299) 

—  Life  of  A.  Wilson.     (In  Sparks,  J.    Amer.  biog.,  v.  2. 

1834.)  —  Life  of  Cotton  Mather.  (In  v.  6.  1836.)  — 
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Oglethorpe.  (In  v.  12.  1844.) 

—  Report   on    birds.     /See  Mass,      Commissioners  on  the 

Zoological  Purvey  (p.  1891). 

—  Sermon;    religion    recommended    to    the  young.     (In 

Liberal  preacher,  n.s.,  v.  3.  1830.) 

Peabody  Institute,  Jialtimore.  See  Baltimore.  Peabody 
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Peabody  Museum  of  American  Archaeology  and  Ethnol 
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Peace.  EUASMUS,  I).  The  complaint  of  peace; 
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Extracts  from  the   writings  of   E.  on    war.    [1523.] 

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—  CALLOT,  J.      Les   miseres   et  les   malheurs  de 

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—  PRZII-COVIUS,  3.,  (/.  1670.     De  jure  Christian!  magis- 

tratuH  [et]  privatorum  in  belli  pacisque  negotiis. 
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—  APPLETON,  N.      Origin  of   war  examin'd;    sermon. 

Boston,  1733.  8°.    (B  86) 

—  TENNENT,  G.   The  late  assoc.  for  defence  encouraged; 

sermon.     Phila.,  [1748].  8°.    (B  862) 

—  BENEZET,  A.      Plainness    of  the  Christian  religion 

[against  war].     Phila..  1782.  8".    (B  201) 

—  FISH,  3.    Humble  address  shewing  a  means  to  prevent 

wars.     Norwich,  1793.  8".    (W  16) 

—  CLAIMS  of  peace  on  cities,     n.t.p.  [18—.]  8°.   (B  1199) 

—  MEDIATOR'S  kingdom,   The,  not  of  this  world.     N.  Y., 

1809.  8".    (B  608) 

—  Dt'TY  of  a  Christian  in  a  trying  situation;  letter  to  the 

author  of  'The  Mediator's  kingdom'.  N.  Y.,  1810. 
8°.  (B  273,  608) 

—  REMARKS  upon  an  anonymous  letter,  'The  duty  of  a 

Christian  in  a  trying  situation'.  N.  Y.,  1810.  8°.  (B 
608) 

—  BIBLE,  The,  and  the  sword;  or,  The  appointment  of 

the  general  fast  vindicated;  address  [on]  the  pro 
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—  PORTER,   II.     Peace  and  war;    sermon.    Portsmouth, 

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MOTT,  J.  Lawfulness  of  war  for  Christians,  examined. 
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PAHSONS,  F.  Christianity  a  system  of  peace. 
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WORCESTER,  N.  Solemn  review  of  the  custom  of 
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-  -  Same.    Providence,  1818.  8°.    (B  1786) 

-  -  Same,     llth   Amer.    ed.     Boston,  1833.  8°.    (B  1088. 

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of  Congregational  ministers.     Boston,  1816.  8°      (B 
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-  -  Same.     (In  his  Works,  v.  3.  1847.) 

-  HKATON.A.    War  and  Christianity  contrasted.    N.  Y., 

1816.  12".    (C  174) 

-  MASS.   PEACE  Soc.    Circular.    Camb.,  1816.   8°.    (B 

1003,  1274) 

-  THOUGHTS  on  the  advantages  of  those  who  hold  the 

doctrine  of  peace,  etc.     N.  Y.,  1816.  8°.    (B  1274) 

-  WHELPLEY,  8.     Letters   addr.    to    C.    Strong; 

war  inconsistent  with  the  laws  of  Christ,  etc. 
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1816-24.   2  v.  8°. 

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-  -  French.    La  guerre  en  opposition  avec  la  doctrine  et 

1'exemplede  Jesus-Christ.     Loud.,  1822.  8°.     (B  542) 

-  GALLISON,  J.     Address,  4th  anniv.  of  the  Peace  Soc., 

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-  DYMOND,  J.     Applicability  of  the  pacific  principles 

of  the  New   Testament   to    the   conduct  of  states. 
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—  Same.     1st   Amer.   from  2d  London  ed.     Brooklyn, 

1832.  8°.    (B  1049,  1786) 

-  EXAMINATION  of  the  principles  considered  to  support 

the  practice  of  war;  by  a  lady.     London,  1825.  8°. 
(B542) 

-  LADD,  W.     Address  at  the  10th  nnniv.   of  the  Mass. 

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(B1804) 

-  (iuiMKi:.  T.  8.     Address  on  the  truth  of  the  princi 

ples  of  peace,  New  Haven,  May  6.     Hartford,  1832. 
8°.    (B  1072,  1786) 


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—  GURNEY,  J.  J.    Essay  on  war  and  its  lawfulness  under 

the  Christian  dispensation.   Loud.  ,1833.  8°.    (B1073) 

—  HENRY,   C.   8.     Discourse    before   the    Hartford  Co. 

Peace  Soc.,  Dec.  25, 1833.  Harlford,  1834.  8°.  (B1239) 

—  HICKOK,  L.  1*.     Address  before  the  Conn.  1'eaee  Soc. 

Hartford,  1833.  8°.    (B  1072,  1100) 

—  DYMOND,  J.     Inquiry  into  the   accordancy  of 

war  with  the  principles  of  Christianity ;  ed. 
by  T.  S.  Grimke.     Phila.,  1834.  12°. 

—  Soc.  FOR  PROM.  OF  PERMANENT  AND  UNIV.  PEACE. 

19th,  25th  annual   report.      [London ,  18fi3-]41.  2  v. 
8°.  (B  1180) 

—  UPHAM,  T.  C.      Manual  of  P.   N.  Y.,  1836.  8°. 
Same.     Boston,  Mass.  Peace  Soc.,  1842.   16°. 

—  PniLANTHROPUS,ps«<i/.    Duty  of  females  to  promote 

the  cause  of  peace.     Boston,  1836.  8°.    (B  1169) 

—  STEUHINS,  R.  P.      Address   before  the   Bowdoin   St. 

Young  Men's  Peace  Society.    Boston,  1836.  8°.    (B 
1121, 1239) 

—  HANCOCK,  T.     Principles  of  peace  exemplified. 

Boston,  1838.  12". 

—  CIIANNING,   W.  E.      Lecture  on  war.     Boston,   1839. 

8°.  (B  1697) 
Same.    (In  his  Works,  v.  5.  1847.) 

—  CLAUKSON,  T.    The  early  Christians  on  war.   Boston, 

[184-?].  8°.    (C272) 

—  AMERICAN  PEACE  Soc.     Prize  essays  on  a  con 

gress  of  nations.     Boston,  1840.  8°. 

—  FOLLEN,  C.  T.  C.    Peace  and  war.      (In  his  Works, 

v.  5.  1841.) 

—  COLES,  S.  E.      War  and  Christianity  ;  address,  Aruer. 

Peace  Soc.     Boston,  1842.  8°.    (B  1184,  1734) 

—  JAY,  W.     War  and   peace;  evils   of  the   first,  and    a 

plan  for  preserving  the  last.   N.  Y.,  1842.  12°.   (C  183) 
• —   PARIS.     Society  tie  la  Morale  Ckrvtienne.    Distribu 
tion   of  prizes  in  Paris,  on  peace.       London,  1842. 
12°.    (C183) 

—  PEAIJODY,  A.  P.     Nature  and  influence  of  war;   addr. 

before  the  Amur.  Peace  Soc.,  May  29.    Boston,  1843. 
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—  CIIANNING,  W.     Thoughts  on  peace  and   war;  ad 

dress  before  the  Amur.  Peace  Soc.   Boston,  1844.  8°. 
(B  1197,  1733) 

—  HAM,,  E.  B.      Christians  forbidden  to   fight;  address 

before  the  H.  1.  Peace  Soc.,  June  30.      Prov.,  1844. 
8°.    (B1734) 

—  SUMNEH,  C.     The  true   grandeur  of  nations;  oration, 

July  4.    2ded.     Boston,  1845.  8°.    (B  1734) 

—  PARKER,!'.    A  sermon  of  war.    Boston,  1846.  8°.    (B 

1968) 

—  RIDDLE,  D.H.     Means  of  peace;  sermon,  Pittsburgh, 

July  12.     Pittsburgh,  1846.  8°.    (B  1300) 

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1847.  18°. 

—  SUMNER,  C.   The  war  system  of  the  commonwealth  of 

nations;  address  before  the  Amer.  Peace  Soc.     (In 
hi*  Orations,  v.  2.  1850.) 

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1853.) 

—  HELPS,  A.    War.    (In  his  Friends  in  council,  n.s.,v.  1. 

1859.) 

—  RUSKIN,  J.     The  crown  of  wild  olive  ;  on  war. 

N.  Y.,  1866.    12°. 

—  HELPS,  A.     Conversations  on  war  and  general 

culture.     London,  1871.  8". 
Periodicals. 

FRIEND    of    peace ;    by    Philo    Pacificus    [N. 

Worcester],      Vol.    1-4.      Boston,  1815-27. 

4  v.  8". 

—  Same.    Vol.1.     Boston,  1815.  8°.    (B  1274) 

—  Same.     Camb.,  1816-24.  2  v.  8". 

-  HERALD  of  peace.     Vol.  3.     London,  1821.  8°. 

-  Same.     N.s.,  v.   1-4,   6-8.     London,   1822-32. 

5  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     N.s.,  v.  1.     London,  1838-39.  8°. 
Peace,  The  Prince  of.    See  Godoy,  M.  de,  Principe  de  la  Pats. 
Peace    and    harmony    restored ;    account    of    the 

agreement  between  burgher  and  antiburgher 
seceders    and    reformed    Presbytery   in    N. 
America,  1782.     Glasgow,  1783.  8°. 
Peace    calumet,    The.     Vol.    1,    1831-34.     N.   Y., 
n.d.  8". 

Note.    New  series  of  the  Harbinger  of  peace. 


Peace  campaigns  of   Ensign  Faunce;  by  M.   South.      (In 

Eraser's  mag.,  v.  39-41.  1849-50.) 
Peace  Jubilee.     See  Boston.  Hixlory  (p.  343). 
Peace  Society.     AV?  American  Peace  Society  (p.  79). 
Peace  Soc.  of  Windham  Co.    Institution,  etc.      Brooklyn, 

1827.  8°.     (B  1093) 
Peace  without  dishonor,  war  without  hope;  [by  J.  Lowell]. 

Boston,  1807.  8°.     (B  432,  532, 1879,  2019,  2520,  2525) 
Peacham,  Edmond.      BACON,   /Sir  V.      Prosecution   of  I'. 

for  treason.     (In  his  Letters,  v.  5.  1869.) 
Peacham,  Henry.     Sights  and  exhibitions  in  Eng.     (In  Rye, 

W.  B.     Eng.  as  seen  by  foreigners.  1865.) 
Peacock,  Edward.     English  church  furniture   and 

decorations;    list  of  goods    destroyed,  1566. 

London,  1866.  8°. 

See  also  Catalogue  of  the  dukes,  etc. 
Peacock,  liev.  George.    Arithmetic.     (In  Smedley, 

E.,  and  others.    Encyc.  metrop.,  v.  1.  1845.) 
—  Collection  of  examples   of  the  applications   of 

the  differential  and  integral  calculus.  Camb ., 

[Eng.,]  1820.  8°. 

-  Life  of  T.  Young.     London,  1855.  8°. 
Peacock,    Robert   Backhouse.      On    some   leading  charac 
teristics   of  Northumbrian.     (In  Philological   Soc. 
Trans.,  1862-63.) 

Peacock,  Thomas.     Tutor's    assistant  modernised. 

London,  1813.   12°. 
Peacock,  Thomas  B.,  M.D.     Malformations  of  the 

human  heart.     2d  ed.     London,  1866.  8°. 

—  Various  articles.]    \In  Anthropolog.  Soc.   Mem.,  v.  1. 

1865.) 

Peacock,  Thomas  Love.  Headlong  Hall  and 
Nightmare  Abbey.  N.Y.,  1845.  12". 

—  Melincourt ;  or,  Sir  Oran  Haut-ton.     London, 

1856.  16°. 

-  The  philosophy  of  melancholy  ;  a  poem  ;  with 

a  mythological  ode.     London,  1812.  4°. 

Peak,  Rev.  John.  Sermon  on  sanetification.  Newburyport, 
1808.  8°.  (B  327) 

Peake,  James.  Rudiments  of  naval  architecture. 
2ded.  London,  Wealc,  1855.  12°. 

Peake,  John.  Admonitory  hints  on  the  use  of  sea 
bathing.  Ramsgate,  1806.  8°. 

Peake,  Richard  Brlnsley.  Blanche  of  Jersey  ;  a  musical  ro 
mance.  —  The  bottle  imp;  a  melo-drnmatic  romance. 
(In  Webster,  B.  Acting  nat.  dr.,  v.  2.  1838.)  - 
Gemini;  a  farce.  (In  v.  5.  1838.)  —  Lying  in  ordi 
nary;  a  farce.  —  The  Meltonians;  a  drama.  (In 
v.  4.  1838.)  —  The  Middle  Temple;  a  farce.  (In 
v.  1.  1837.)  —  Quarter  to  nine;  a  farce.  (In  v.  2. 
1838.)  —  Spring  lock;  an  operatic  romance.  (In 
v.  4.  1838.) 

Peaks,  passes,  and  glaciers.     See  Ball,  J. 

Peale.     See  also  Peel;  —  Peele. 

Peale,  Charles  Wilson.  Corn  shelling  machine.  (In  Phil. 
Agric.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  3.  1814.) 

—  Disc,  introd.  to  a  course  of  lectures  on  the  science  of 

nature,  etc..  Nov.  8.     Phila.,  1800.  8°.    (B  418) 

—  Epistle  on  the  means  of  preserving  health,  etc.     Phila., 

1803.  8°.    (B465) 

—  Introduction  to  a  course  of  lectures  on  natural  history. 

Phila.,  1800.  8°.    (B  422) 

Peale,  Rembrandt.  Historical  disquisition  on  the  mammoth. 
London,  1803.  8°.  (B  737) 

—  ODE  suggested  by  P.'s  national  portrait  of  Washington. 

Phila.;  1824.  8°.     (W  11) 

Peale,  Titian  R.  Method  of  preserving  lepidoptera.  (In 
Smithsonian  Inst.  Report,  1863.) 

—  awl  Green,  J.     Description  of  two  new  species  of  the 

Linnean   genus   lacerta.     (In    Acad.   of   Nat.    Sci. 

Journal,  v.  6.  1830.) 
Pear,  The.     FIELD,  T.  W.     Pear  culture  ;  manual 

for  the  propagation    and  management  of  the 

pear  tree.     N.  Y.,  1859.  12°. 

See  a  I  no  Perry. 

Pearce.     See  also  Pearse  ;  —  Peirce  ;  —  Pierce. 
Pearce,  Aaron.    Candid  reasons  assigned  for  a  belief  in  the 

saintship  of  Judas  Iscariot.     Hartford,  1828.  8°.    (C 

224) 

Pearce,  Dutee  J.     Speech  on  the  resolution  rel.  to  the  col 
lector  of  Wiscasset.    Wash.,  1832.  8°.     (B  1056) 
Pearce,  James  Alfred.     Letters  on  the  politics  of  the  day. 

Wash.,  1856.  8°.    (B  1508) 


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—  Speech  on  the  coast  survey  of  the  U.  8.,  Feb.  17.      2d  ed. 

Wash.,  1849.  8°.    (B  1503) 

—  and  others.  Report  of  the  special  committee  of  the 
Board  of  Regents  on  the  distribution  of  the  income 
of  the  Smithsonian  fund.  Wash.,  1S54.  8°.  (E  123) 

Pearce,  Nathaniel.  Life  and  adventures  in  Abys 
sinia,  1810-19  ;  with  Coffin's  account  of  his 
visit  to  Gondar;  ed.  by  J.  J.  Halls.  Lon 
don,  1831.  2  v.  12". 

Pearce,  Robert  llouiere.  Memoirs  and  corresp.  of 
Richard,  Marq.Wellesley.  Lond.,  1846.  3v.8°. 

Pearce,  Samuel.  FULLER,  A.  Memoirs  of  P. ; 
with  extracts  from  his  letters.  Clipstone,  1800.  8°. 
(B  1886) 

.Same.     [With  funeral  sermon  by  J.  Ryland, 

and  an  oration  at  the  grave  by  J.  Brewer.] 
Boston,  1801.  12". 

Pearce,  Stewart.  Annals  of  Luzerne  Co.  Phila., 
1860.  8°. 

Pearce,  llev.  \V.  H.  Happy  transformation.  N.Y., 
184-5.  12°. 

•Pearce,  Wm.  General  view  of  the  agriculture  in  Berkshire. 
London,  1794.  4°.  (W  73) 

Pearce,  Zachary,  Bp.  of  Jinnt/or,  afterwards  of  Rochester. 
Miracles  of  Jesus  vindicated  [against  T.  Woolston's 
Objections].  2d  ed.  Lond.,  1729.  3  pts.  8°.  (B  1864) 

—  Reply   to    [Middleton's]    Letter   to    [D.]    Waterland. 

2(1  ed.  London,  1732.  8°.  (B  119) 
Contents.  Pt.  1.  The  proofs  of  Jesus's  resurrection, 
and  [Woolston's]  Objections  to  it  answer'd.  2.  Defence 
of  the  utory  of  Jesus's  driving  the  buyers  and  sellers  out 
of  the  Temple,  and  suffering  the  devils  to  enter  into  the 
herd  of  swine.  3.  Defence  of  the  story  of  the  barren 
rig-tree,  and  turning  the  water  into  wine. 

—  Sermon  before  the  Ho.  of  Lords,  Jan.  30, 1748/9.    Lon 

don,  1749.  4°.    (B  1465) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Soc.  for  the  Prop,  of  the  Gospel  in 

Foreign  Parts,    t.p.w.     [London,  1730.]  8°.    (B  327) 

—  Sermon,  March  14,  general  fast.     London,  1760.  4°.    (B 

1257) 
Sermon,  Westminster,  200th  year  since  their  charter 

of  foundation.     London,  1760.  4°.     (A  59) 
• —   Sermon,  yearly  meeting  of  the  charity  schools,  Apr.  17. 
London,  1735.  4°.    (B  1267) 

—  Some  remarks  on  a  Reply  to  the  Defence  of  the  Letter 

to  Waterland,  etc.     London,  1732.  8°.     (B  119) 

—  MIDDLETON,  C.     Defence  of  the  Letter  to  Waterland 

against  the  false  and  frivolous  cavils  of  the  author  of 

the  Reply.     London,  1732.  8°.    (B  119,  261) 
Pearl  of   Geneva,   and  other   tales ;    tr.  from    the 

French.     Boston,  1844.  18°. 
Pearl  of  Orr's   Island;   by  II.  B.  Stowe.     Boston, 

1862.  12°. 
Pearl  of  Savoy,  The.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr., 

v.  43.) 
Pearls.     JEFFRIES,  D.     Treatise  on  diamonds  and 

pearls.     4th  ed.     London,  [I860].  12". 
Pearsal,   Oliver.    Proceedings  on  trial.    See  Walker,  T. 

(B  772) 

Pearse.    See  also  Pearce;  —  Peirce  ;  —  Pierce. 
Pearse,  Edward.     Beam  of  divine  glory  ;    added, 

The  soul's  rest  in  God.     London,  1674.  8°. 
Pearse,    Salem.      Celestial   diary,    1737,  40-49.      London, 

1737-49.  11  v.  12°.    (E  72) 
Pearson.     See  also  Peirson ;  —  Pierson. 
Pearson,  — .     Review  of  [his]  sermon,  Boston,  Oct.  26,  1815. 

Charlestown,  1816.  8°.    (D  65) 

Pearson,  C.  Labour  and  appetite  the  bases  of  a  self-sup 
porting  and  reformatory  system  of  prison  discipline. 

(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1858.) 
Pearson,   Charles  Buchanan.     Hymns  and  hymn-writers. 

(In  Oxford  essays,  1858.) 
Pearson,  Charles  Henry.     Early  and  middle  ages  of 

England.     London,  1861.  8°. 

—  Historical  maps  of  England  during  the  first  13 

centuries;   with  essays.     London,  1869.  f°. 

—  Some  historical  aspects  of  family  life.     (In  Butler,  J. 

E.     Woman's  work.  1869.) 

—  Working  of  the  Australian  institutions.     (In  Essays 

on  reform.  1867.) 

Pearson,  Edward.     Essay  on  the  pre-existence  of 
Christ;    [with]    a  sermon   on   the   Trinity; 
Hulscan  defence.  1810.     n.p.,  [1810].  8°. 
286.    (11.  3  79.) 


Pearson,  Eliphalet.  Forensic  dispute  on  the  legality  of  en 
slaving  Africans.  See  Parsons,  T. 

—  Historic  sketch   exhib.   at  the  opening  of  the  Theol. 

Inst.     (In  Andover  Theol.  Sem.     Constitution,  etc. 
1808.     B  132,  431,  521,  2539) 

—  Lecture,  death  of  J.  Willard.     Camb.,  1804.  8'.    (B  73, 

398,  854,  1238) 

—  Sermon,  before  the  Amer.  Soc.  for  Educating  1'ious 

Youth  for  the  Gospel  Ministry,  Oct.  26.     Andover, 
1815.  8°.    (B  327,  1327) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Mass.  Soc.  for  Prom.  Chr.  Knowl., 

Nov.  27,  1811.     Camb.,  1812.  8°.    (B  1645,  1853) 

—  Sermon,  Nov.  3,  funeral  of  1".  Phillips.     Boston,  1812. 

8°.    (B  327) 

—  Sermon,  ordin.  of  E.  Abbot,  Greenland,  Oct.  27.    An 

dover,  1813.  8°.    (B  277,  327,  1595) 

—  WHITMAN,  B.     Answer  to  E.  IV-arson's  'Letter  to  the 

candid'.     Boston,  1832.  8°.    (E  277) 
Pearson,  George.     Catalogues  of  articles  of  food, 

seasonings,  and  drinks.      London,  1821.  8°. 
Pearson,  George  F.    HEADLEY,  J.  T.    {In  his  Farragut. 

1867.) 
Pearson,   Henry  Bromfield.    Discourse,   Harvard,   annual 

fast,  Apr.  16.     Boston,  1848.  8°.    (B  1260) 

—  Discourse   on  the  immortality  of  the  soul,   Harvard, 

Apr.  30.     Boston,  1848.  8".    (B  1299) 

—  Freedom  vs.  slavery;  letters  to  R.  Choate  on  his  letter 

to  the  Whig  committee  of  Maine.     Portland,  1856. 
8°.    (B1480) 

Pearson,  Hugh.  Memoirs  of  C.  Buchanan,  D.  D. 
Boston,  1818.  12°. 

—  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  correspondence  of  C. 

F.  Swartz ;    prcf.,  a  sketch    of  the  hist,  of 
Christianity  in  India.     Lond.,  1834.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Sermon  at  the  festival  of  the  Sons  of  the  Clergy,  May 

19.    London,  1836.  4°.    (B  1270) 
Pearson,   J.  T.    Note  on  the  eurinorynchus  griseus.    (In 

Asiatic  researches,  v.  19,  pt.  1.  1836.) 
Pearson,  John,  Bp.     Minor  theological  works,  col 
lected   with  a  memoir,  notes,  and  index  by 
E.  Churton.     Oxford,  1844.  2  v.  8°. 
Content*.    Vol.  1.     Lectiones  de  Deo  et  attributis.  — 
Determinationes  theologicae  sex.  —   Lectiones  in  Acta 
apostolorum.  —  Annales  Paulini.  —  Oratione*  septem  in 
comitiis  publicis  Academise  Cantabrigiensis  habitse.      2. 
Conciones  ad  clerum  sex.  —  Three  sermons  preached  on 
several  occasions.  — Three  tracts  relating  to  the  subjects 
of  the  Savoy  conference.    —   Five  prefaces  to  different 
theological  works.   —   Dissertationes   duae   de  serie  et 
successione  primorum  Roma}  episcoporum.  —  App. 

—  Exposition  of  the  creed.     London,  1676.  f°. 
-    Same.     London,  1723.  f°. 

—  Same,  abridged.      By   T.    Bishop.      London, 

1729.  8°. 

—  No  necessity  of  reforming  the  doctrine  of  the  Church 

of  England.     London,  1660.  4°.    (B  3) 

—  Same.     (In  Hickes,  G.    Col.  of  tracts.  1709.     B  903) 

—  HAMILTON,  W.    Some  necessity  of  reformation  of  the 

publick  doctrine  of  the  Church  of  Eng. ;  reply  to 
Pearson's  'No  necessity',  etc.  Lond.,  1660.  4".  (B3) 
-  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  39.  1738.) 

Pearson,  John,  of  Darby,  Penn.  Dimensions  of  American 
trees.  (In  Phil.'  Agric.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1808.) 

Pearson,  John,  surgeon.  On  lues  venerea.  Lon 
don,  1807.  8°. 

—  History  of  disease  in  the  head  of  the  tibia.  —  Use  of 

opium  in  the  venereal  disease.     (In  Soc.  Prom.  Med. 
Kn.     Med.  comm.,  v.  2.  1790.) 

—  Principles  of  surgery.     London,  1808.  8°. 

—  Same.     Bost.,  1832.  8°.     (Lib.  of  pract.med.) 
Pearson,  John,  E»q.    Review  of  Ld.  Selkirk's  objections  to 

a  reform  in  the  representation  of  the  people;  in  a 

letter  to  J.  Cartwright.     London,  1809.  8°.    (B  726) 
Pearson,   Rev.   John   Norman.     Life  of  C.  Leighton.    (In 

Leighton,  R.    Works,  v.  1.  1828.) 
Pearson,  Joseph.    Political  dictionary.     London,  1792.   8". 

(B  765) 
Pearson,  Ora.     Mortality  in  Kingston,  1725-1832.     (In  New 

Hamp.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  5.  1837.) 
Pearson,  Richard.     On  bilious  fevers  of  1797-99. 

Birmingham,  1799.  8°. 

—  Observ.  on  the  epidemic  catarrhal  fever  or  influenza. 

London,  1803.  8°.    (B  1560) 

—  Thesaurus   medicaminum.      4th  ed.     London, 

1810.  8". 


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Pearson,     Thomas.      BIHLIOTHECA    Pearsoniana  ; 

catalogue  of  his   library,  sold    1788  ;    [with 

ms.  prices  and  names].     London,  [1788].  8°. 
Pearson,  Wm.    Diss.  on  the  mixed  fever,    n.t.p.  [1789.]  8°. 

(C72) 

Peasant  life  in  Germany.     See  Johnson,  A.  C. 
Peasant   life  in   the   Glenaldie.     3d  ed.     London, 

1871.   8". 
Peasantry.     BONNEMEIIE,  J.  E.     Histoire  des  pay- 

sans,  1200-1850;  prec.  d'une  introd.,  50  av. 

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Peasant's  war.     WEILL,  A.     La  guerre  des  pay- 

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Peau  de  chagrin,  La ;  par  H.  de  Balzac.  Paris, 
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Peau  du  lion,  La,  et  La  chasse  aux  amants  ;  par 
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—  Le  blocus  americaine.    See  Prevost,  T. 


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Pedro  iv.,  of  Portugal.    See  Pedro  i.,  of  Brazil. 
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Pedro  da  EncarnaQam.     Oracani  funebre  nas  exequias  da 

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Pedro  de  Arbues.     VITA.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  45.  1868.) 
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Pedro  de  Urdimalaa.     See  Montalvan,  J.  P.  de.    (E  108) 
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—  Dictionnaire   raisonne  de   bibliologie.      Paris, 

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Peirce,  Benj.,  b.  1809,  professor  in  Harvard  College. 
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Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1717.  8°.     (B  107) 

Same.    5th  ed.     London,  1717.  8°.    (B  29) 

Same.    6th  ed.     Boston,  1728.  8°.    (B  135) 

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—  Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1717.  8°.    (B  101) 

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—  Useful  ministry,  An,  a  valid  one  ;  sermon,  Exon,  May  5. 

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Same.    2d  ed.    London,  1714.  8°.    (B  27) 

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C.  de.  Penitentiary  syst.  in  U.  S.  and  its 
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ouv.  sur  les  modifications  quo  1'adoption  du  systeme 
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—  BONNEVILLE    DE.  MARSANGY,    A.       Traite   des 

diverses  institutions  complementaires  du 
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REFORMATORY  DISCIPLINE.  Trans.,  Cincin., 
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Albany,  1871.  8°. 

See  also  Maryland  Penitentiary ;  —  N.  Y.  Pen 
itentiary  ;  —  aluo  Panopticon  ;  —  Prisons. 

Penkethman,  John.  Artachthos  ;  or,  Book  declar 
ing  the  assises  of  bread.  London,  1638, 
reprinted  1748.  4°. 

Penmanship.     See  Writing. 

Penn,  — .  CATALOGUE  of  [his]  library,  sold  1851  ; 
[withms.  prices  and  names].  London,  n.d., 
2  pt.  8°. 

Penn,  Granville.  The  bioscope  or  dial  of  life  ex 
plained;  added  a  tr.  of  St.  Paulinus'  epistle 
to  Celantia  on  the  rule  of  Christian  life  ;  and 
an  elementary  view  of  gen.  chronol.  2d  ed. 
London,  1814.  12°. 

-  Comparative  estimate  of  the  mineral  and  Mo- 
saical  geologies.    2ded.    Lond.,  1825.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Examination  of  the  primary  argument  of  the 

Iliad.     London,  1821.  8°. 
—  Memorials  of  the  professional  life  and    times 

of  Sir  W.  Penn.     London,  1833.  2  v.  8°. 
Penn,  John.    SANDERSON,  J.    (In  his  Biog.  of  the  signers, 

v.  6.  1824.) 

Penn,  Richard,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1771.     See  Dnche,  J. 
Penn,  Wm.,  Sir  Admiral,  father  of  Gov.  IFw.PENN, 

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PENN 


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PENNA 


Penn,    "Win.      Select   works  ;    with   life.      3d   ed. 

London,  1782.  5  v.  8°. 

Content-:.  Vol.  1.  Life.  —  Truth  exalted,  in  a  testi 
mony  against  those  religions  formed  in  the  darkness  of 
apostasy.  —  The  sandy  foundation  shaken. —  Innoeency 
with  her  open  face;  apology  to  'The  sandy  foundation". 

—  Letter  of  love  to  the  young  convinced.  — The  people's 
ancient  and  just  liberties  asserted,  in  the  trial  of  W. 
Penn  and  W.  M.  Page.   —  The  Christian  Quaker  and 
his  divine  testimony  vindicated.  —  General  rule  of  faith 
and  practice.      2.     No  cross,  no  crown.  —   Treatise  of 
oaths.      3.     Case  of  liberty  of  conscience  defended  by 
the  authority  of  reason,  etc.  —  Seasonable  caveat  against 
Popery.  —  The  proposed  comprehension  considered.  — 
Letter  to  the  Council  and  Senate  of  Krnbden.  —  Wisdom 
justified  of  her  children,  from  the  ignorance  of  H.  llally- 
well.  —  England's  present  interest  considered.  —  Letter 
to  the  Princess  and  Countess  of  Hertford,  in  Germany. 

—  Summons  or  call  to  Christendom.  —  Tender  advice  to 
those  who  are  sensible  of  the  day  of  their  visitation.  — 
Travels   in   Holland  and    Germany.       4.      Address   to 
Protestants  for  the  promotion  of  virtue  and  charity.  — 
Saul  smitten  to  the  ground ;  narrative  of  the  dying  re 
morse  of  M.  Hide.  —  Epistle  to  the  children  of  light.  — 
England's  great  interest  in  the  choice  of  a  new  Part.  — 
One  project  for  the  good  of  Eng. ;  that  is,  our  civil  union 
is  our  civil  safety.  —  Brief  examination  and  state  of  lib 
erty  spiritual.  —  General  description  of  Pennsylvania.  — 
Persuasive  to  moderation  to  Dissenters.  —  Advice  to  the 
Church  of  Eng.,  Koman  Catholick  and  Protestant  Dis 
senter.  —  Just  measures;  epistle  of  peace  to  professors 
of  truth.  —  Athenians  no  noble  Bureaus.       5.      Key, 
opening  the  way  to  distinguish  the  religion  of  the  Qua 
kers,  etc.  —  Heply  to  a  pretended  answer,  by  a  nameless 
auth.,  to  P.'s  'Key'.  —  Reflections  and  maxims  rel.  to  the 
conduct  of  human  life.  —  Brief  account  of  the  rise  and 
progress  of  the  Quakers.   —    Primitive  Christianity  re 
vived.  —  Testimony  to  the  truth  of  God.  —  Defence  of  a 

Eaper  intitled  'Gospel  truths'.  —  Advice  of  W.  Penn  to 
is  children  rel.  to  their  civil  and  religious  conduct. 

—  Account  of  P.'s  travels   in  Holland   and  Ger- 

niiiny,  I(i77  ;  with  letters,  etc.  London, 
1694.  16°. 

—  Answer  to  Col.  R.  Quarry's   information  against  the 

government  of  Peun.  (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem., 
v.  2.  1827.) 

-  Brief  account  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the 

Quakers.     6th  ed.     Phila.,  1770.   16°. 

—  Carta  a  I  rei    de    Polonia,   1677.   a   nombre   de    varloa 

Cuakeros  de  Duntzic.    (In  Perez,  J.   Imajen.  1849.) 
Note.     Translated  from  the  'Account'. 

—  Creeds  should  be  expressed  in  the  language  of  Scrip 

ture.     (In  Sparks,,!.     Col.  of  essays,  v.  4.  1824.) 

—  Extract  from  the  advice  to  his  children.    No.  7.   N.  Y 

181S.  1-2".    (C  65) 

—  Fragments  of   an   apology   for   himself.      (hi    Penn. 

Hist.  Soc.    Mem.,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  1806.) 

—  Good  advice  to  the  Church  of  Eng.,  Roman    Catholic 

and  Prot.  Dissenter.     London,  1047.  4°.     (B91) 

—  Inedited  letters.     (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.    Mem.,  v.  3,  pt. 

2.  1836;  —  v.  4,  pt.  1.  1840.) 

—  Instructions   given   by    P.,  1631,  to  his    commissioners 

for  settling  the  colony;  transcribed  by  J.  F.  Fisher. 
(In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mom.,  v.  2.  18-27.) 

—  Letter  to  Gov.  Hinckley,  ltiS.3.  —  Letteron  the  name  of 

his  colony.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  17.  1818.) 

—  Letters,  with  his   will  and  codicil,     ([n    Penn.    Hist. 

Soc.  Mem.,  v.  1.  182t>.)  —  Letters  lo  Charles  II.,  and 
lo  the  Kurlof  Sunderland;  by  .1.  R.  Coates.  (In  v. -2. 
1827.)  —  Letter  to  the  inhabitants  of  Penn..  previous 
to  his  departure  from  England  for  this  country. 
(In  v.  3,  pt.  -2.  1836.)  —  Letters  lo  the  Indians.  (In 
v.  6.  18J8.) 

—  No   cross,   no   crown.     8th  ed.     Leeds,    1743, 

42.   2  pts.  8°. 

—  A  perswasive  to  moderation  to  Dissenting  Christians. 

London,  1635.  4°.    (B  654) 

—  Preface.     (In  Fox,  G.     Journal.  1763.) 

-  Rise    and    progress   of    the   Quakers ;     Sandy 

founda tion  shaken  ;  Innoeency  with  her  open 
face;  Letter  to  his  wife  and  children.  Phila., 
18oo.  12°. 

—  Sandy  foundation  shaken.      (Tn    Sparks,  J.     Col.  of 

essays,  v.  4.  1824.) 

—  Speech   addressed  to  the  Provincial  Council  of  Penn., 

Apr.  1,  1700.  (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  2. 
1827.) 

—  Three  letters  on  persecution.     Lond.,  1688.  4°. 

287.    (22.  3.  79.) 


-  ALCOTT,    W.    A.      Sketches   of    P.       Boston, 

1839.  8°. 

—  BRCCE,  J.     Observations  upon  P.'s   imprisonment  in 

the  Tower,  16(58.    (In  Archseologia,  v.  35.  1835.) 

—  CLARKSON,  T.     Memoir  of  P.     London,  1813. 

2_,       oo 
V.    8  . 

-  DIXON,  \V.  H.     Historical  biography.     Phila., 

1851.  12°. 

—  DL'NLOP,  J.     Memoir  on  the  controversy  between  P. 

and  Lil.  Baltimore  resp.  the  boundaries  of  Penn. 
and  Md.  (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  1.  18'26.) 

—  DUPONCEAU,  P.  S.     Hist.  disc,  on  the  landing 

of  P.     Phila.,  1832.  8°. 

Same.     (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  1836.) 

Another  copy.    (B  1611) 

and    FISHER,   J.  F.     Memoir   on   the   treaty 

made  by  P.  with  the  Indians,   1682.     Phila., 

1836.   8°. 

Note.    From  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.    Mem.,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  1836. 
Another  copy.     (B  1180) 

—  ELLIS.  G.E.    Life  of  P.  (In  Sparks,  J.    Amer.  biog., 

v.  22.  1847.) 

—  FISHER,  J.  F.      Disc,  before  the  Hist.  Soc.  of  Penn., 

Apr.  9,  on  the  private  life  and  domestic  habits  of  P. 
(In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  1836;  — 
alxo  B  1607) 

—  FOKSTER,  W.  E.     Obs.  on  the  charges  made  in 

Macaulay's  'History*  against  P.  London, 
1849.  8". 

—  HUGHS,  M.  R.     Life  of  P.     Phila.,   1828.  12°. 

—  INGERSOLL,  C.  J.      Disc,   in  commemoration  of  the 

landing  of  P.,  Oct.  24.     Phila.,  182:>.  S°.     (B  943) 

—  LAWTON,   — .    Memoir  of  P.    (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc. 

Mem.,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  1836.) 

—  LESLIE,  C.     Primitive  heresy  revived  in  the  faith  and 

practice  of  Quakers;  added,  a  friendly  expostula 
tion  with  P.  (In  Itiit  Theolog.  works,  v.  2.  1721.) 

—  LIFE  of  P.    (In  American  Nepos.  1805.) 

—  MALDEN,  H.    (In  hi*   Dialing,   men   of  mod.   times, 

v.  3.  1838;  v.  3'J  of  Lib.  cut.  kn.;  v.  2.  1840;  v.  124 
of  Harper's  fain,  lib.) 

—  MARSILI.AC,  J.  La  vie  de  P.  Paris,  1791.  2  v.  8°. 

—  MISOROUS,  p*eu<l.    The  Anti-Quaker;   answer  to  'A 

treatise  of  oaths  subscribed  by  a  jury  of  twelve 
Quakers,  W.  Penn  [and  others!.  London,  1676.  4°. 
(C  284) 

-  PAGET,  J.     Inquiry  into  the  charges  brought 

by  Macaulay  against  P.     London,  1858.   16°. 

-  PEOPLE'S  ancient  liberties,  The,   asserted  in  the 

tryal  of  P.,  and  W.  Mead.    [Lond.,]  1670.  4°. 
-     Same,      (/n  Phenix,  v.  1.  1707;  —  and  in  Penn,  W. 
Select  works,  v.  1.   1781.) 

-  PHILADELPHIA.    CITIZENS.     Proceedings   of   a 

meeting    to    commemorate    his    landing    in 
America,  Nov.  4  ;  [with   Address  by  P.  S. 
Duponceau].     Phila.,   1824.  8°. 
Another  i-opy.    (B  1611) 

—  SCOTT,  J.     (In  hi*  Treatise.  1824.) 

—  TYSON,  J.  R.     Examination   of   the   various   charges 

brought  by  historians  against  I',  both  as  a  man  and 
as  a  political  governor.  (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem., 
v.  2.  1827.) 

—  VAUX,  R.     Memoir  on  the  locality  of  the  great  treaty 

between  I',  and  the  Indian  natives  in  1682.  (In 
Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1826.) 

-  WEEMS.  M.  L.     Life  of  P.     Phila.,  1836.  12°. 
Penn,  Win.     ABERCROMBIE,  J.     Documents  rel.  to  the  cel 
ebration  of  a  late  marriage  [of  P.].    Phila.,  1809.  8". 
(B409) 

Penn,  Win.,  pseud.  Essays  on  the  present  crisis  in  the 
condition  of  the  Amer.  Indians.  Boston,  1829.  8°. 
(B  978,  2005) 

Penn  family.  WEBB,  M.  The  Penns  and  Pen- 
ningtons  of  the  17th  cent,  in  their  domestic 
and  religious  life.  London,  1867.  12°. 

Penn  monthly  magazine.     Phila.,  1870-78.  9  v.  8°. 

Penna,  Juan  Antonio  dc  la.  Relation  of  royal  festivities 
and  juego  de  cannas,  nt  Madrid,  to  honour  the  es- 
pousall  treaties  of  the  Prince  of  Wall's  and  the  In 
fanta  Maria.  (In  Somers,  J.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  2. 
1809.) 

Penna,  Orazio  delta.  Nachricht  vom  Anfangc  in  Tibet. 
(In  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  7.  1750.) 


PENNANT 


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Pennant,    Thomas.       British    zoology.       4th   ed. 

London,  1776-77.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Quadrupeds.  —  Birds.  2.  Water 
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1793.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Journey  from    London  to  the  Isle  of  Wight. 

London,  1801.  2  v.  4°. 
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—  Outline's   of  the   globe.     London,    1798-1800. 

4  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Hindostan.  3.  India  extra 
Gangem.  —  China.  —  Japan.  4.  Malayan  Isles.  — 
New  Holland.  —  Spicy  Islands. 

—  Some  account  of   London.     3d  ed.     London, 

1793.  4°. 

—  Tour  in  Wales,  1770.     Lond.,  1778-81.  2  v.  4°. 
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Pennington,  George  James.  Epigrammata  tiumismate 
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Works.  18]  2.) 

Pennington,  Lady  S.  Mother's  advice  to  her 
daughters  [with  Mrs.  Chapone's  letters]. 
Boston,  1822.  12°. 

—  Same.    (In  Instructions  for  a  young  lady.  1773;  — 

and  in  Ladies'  pocket  library.  1797.) 

Pennington,  Wm.  Opinion  of  P.;  argument  of  Mr.  Arm 
strong  and  letter  of  Mr.  Maxwell.  Wash.,  [1838]. 
8°.  (B1431) 

Pennington  family.  WEBB,  M.  The  Penns  and 
Penningtons  of  the  17th  century  in  their  do 
mestic  and  religious  life.  London,  1867.  12°. 

Pennsylvania.      COLONY  AND  PROVINCE. 

—  Assembly.     Pennsylvania  archives ;    ed.  by  S. 

Hazard.     Phila.,  1852-56.  12  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Aug.  1664  -  Sept.  1747.      2.    May 

1748  -  Sept.  1756.      3.     Oct.  1756  -  Nov.  1760.      4.    July 

1760- July  1776.      5.     Aug.  1776  -  Nov.  1777.      6.     Nov. 

1777  -  Oct.  7,  1778.      7.     Oct.  8,  1778  -  Nov.  2,  1779.      8. 

Nov.  3,  1779 -Mar.  12, 1781.      9.     Mar.  12,  1781 -Mar.  13, 

1783.      10.     Mar.  13,  1783  -  May  31,  1786.      11.     June  8, 

1786 -Dec.  1,  1790.       12.      Appendix:     Dec.  2,  1790- 

Jan.  10,  1791.  —  Appendix. 

Laws,  Oct.  1700 -Oct.  1790.  Phila.,  v.  1, 

1797.  v.  2,  1793.  2  v.  f°. 

—  Committee  of  Safety.    Minutes,  June  30,  1775  -  Nov. 

12,  1776.  (In  Penn.  Provincial  Council.  Minutes, 
v.  10.  1852.)  —  Nov.  13,  1776  -  Mar.  17,  1777.  (In 
v.  11.  1852.) 

—  Provincial  Committee,  1774.    Resolves.      (In  Dickin- 

Bon,  J.    Essay.  1774.    B  359,  377,  C  157) 
-   Provincial  Council,  afterwards  Supreme  Execu 
tive  Council.     Minutes  ;    pub.  by  the  State. 
Vol.  1,  2.     Harrisburg,  1838.  2  v.  8°. 

Same.     Vol.   1-3,  Phila.,     4-16,    Harrisburg, 

1852-53.  16  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Mem.  of  the  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.  on 
printing  the  records,  1836/7.  —  Penn.  Ifo.  of  Repre 
sentatives.  Report  of  select  committee.  —  Penn.  Gen. 
Assembly.  Act,  Apr.  4,  1837,  authorizing  the  printing 
of  the  Minutes.  —  Charter.  —  Documents.  —  Minutes, 
Mar.10, 1683 -Nov.  27,1700.  2.  Dec.  18,  1700 -May  16, 
1717.  3.  May  31,  1717  -  Jan.  23,  1735/6.  4.  Feb.  7, 
1735/6  -  Oct.  15,  1745.  5.  Dec.  17,  1745  -  Mar.  30, 1754. 
6.  Apr.  2,  1754  -  Jan.  29,  1756.  7.  Jan.  29,  1756  - 
Jan.  11,  1758.  8.  Jan.  13,  1757  [1758]  -  Oct.  4,  1762. 
9.  Oct.  15,  1762  -  Oct.  17,  1771.  10.  Oct.  18,  1771  - 
Sept.  27,  1775;  with  Minutes  of  the  Council  of  Safety, 
June  30,  1775  -  Nov.  12,  1776.  11.  Proc.  of  Council  of 
Safety,  Nov.  13,  1776  -  Mar.  17,  1777.  —  Minutes  of  the 


Supreme  executive  Council,  Mar.  4,  1777  -  May  20,  1779. 
12.  May  21,  1779  -  July  12,  1781.  13.  July  13,  1781  - 
Dec.  31,  1783.  14.  Jan.  1,  1784  -  Apr.  3,  1786.  15. 
July  4,  1786  -  Feb.  6,  1789.  16.  Feb.  7,  1789  -  Dec.  23, 
1790. 

Boundary. 

CONN.  Commission  to  Treat  with  Penn.  resp.  the 
Boundaries.  Report.  Norwich,  1774.  4°.  (B  652) 

SMITH,  W.  Examination  of  the  Connecticut 
claim  to  lands  in  P.  Phila.,  1774.  8°. 

-  Other  copies.     (B  366,  1701) 

TRIMBLLL,  B.  Plea  in  vindication  of  the  Conn,  title 
to  the  contented  lands  lying  west  of  N.  York.  New 
Haven,  1774.  8°.  (B  585) 

Description. 

PENN,  W.     Descr.  of  Punnsylvania,  [1683].     (In  his 

Sel.  works,  v.  4.  1782.) 
HUTCIIINS,  T.    Topog.  descr.  of  Va.,  Penn.,  etc., 

[1764-75].     London,  1778.  8°. 

-  Anothtr  copy.    (B  343) 

-  Same.     Boston,  1787.  8°.    (C  64) 

See  also  New  Sweden. 

Education. 

FRANKLIN,  B.  Proposals  relating  to  the  education  of 
youth  in  Penn.  Phila.,  1749.  8°.  (B  744) 

History. 

DUPONCEAU,  P.  S.  Disc,  on  the  early  history 
of  P.  Phila.,  1821.  8°. 

-  Other  copies.    (B  1583,  1828) 

TYSON,  J.R.     The  social  and  intellectual  state  of  P. 

prior  to  1743.   Phila.,  1843.  8°.    (B  1188,  1611) 
GORDON,  T.  F.      History  of  P.  from  its  dis 

covery  to  1776.       Phila.,  1829.  8°. 
HAZARD,  S.     Annals  of  P.,  1609-82.     Phila., 

1850.  8". 
THOMAS,  G.     Account   of   the   province,    etc., 

of  P.,  [1631-97].     London,  1698.  8°. 

-  Same.     London,    1698,    N.  Y.,    lithographed, 

1848.   8°. 

RLTP,  I.  D.  Sketch  of  the  early  history  of  P.,  [1637- 
1710].  (In  fiis  Hist,  of  Lancaster  Co.,  1844.) 

PROUD,  R.    History  of  P.,  1681-1742.    Phila., 

1797-98.  2  v.  8°. 
FRANKLIN,  B.     Hist,  review  of  theconstit.  and 

government  of  P.     London,  1759.  8°. 
See  also  New  Sweden. 

Politics. 

SMITH,  W.  Brief  state  of  the  province  of  Penn.;  let 
ter  from  a  gentleman  to  a  friend  in  London.  Lon 
don,  1755.  8°.  (B  742,  922,  995) 

-  Brief  view  of  the  conduct   of  Pa.  for  1755, 

partic.  the  expedition  under  Braddock  ;    2d 
letter  to  a  friend  in  London.  Lond.,  1756.  8°. 


e  province  of  P.'     London, 


-  -  Another  copy.     (B  742) 

-  ANSWER  to  'Brief  state  of  th 

1755.  8°.     (B  742,  922) 

-  TRUE  and  impartial  state  of  the  province  of  P.  ; 

answer    to    'Brief    state'    and    'Brief  view*. 
Phila.,  1759.  8°. 

-  DICKINSON,  J.     Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Assemb.  of  P., 

May  24,  on  a  petition  praying  for  a  change  of  gov 
ernment.     London,  rejir.  1764.  8°.     (B  682) 

-  -  Same.     (In  Moore,  F.   Amer.  eloquence,  v.  1.  1864.) 

GALLOWAY,  J.  Speech  in  answer  to  J.  Dickinson, 
May  24,  on  a  petition  for  a  royal,  in  liew  of  a  pro 
prietary  government.  Phila.,  1764.  8°.  (B  473) 

COLONY    AND    STATE. 

Description  and  History. 
DUPONCEAU,  P.  S.      Hist.  disc,  before  the  Soc. 

for  the  Commemoration    of  the  Landing  of 

Penn,  Oct.     Phila.,  1832.  8°. 
-  Another  copy.    (B  1611) 
WATSON,  J.  F.      Annals  of  Philadelphia  and 

Pennsylvania,   [1631-1842].      Phila.,   1857. 

2  v.  8°. 


PENN.    (Descr.  and  Hist.) 


2285 


PENN.    (Banks) 


38.        Harrisburg,    1836-38. 


-  BARKER,  J.  W.      History   and    antiquities  of 

New  England,  Penn.,  etc.,  [1631-1812]. 
Hartford.  1842.  8°. 

-  DAY,  S.     Historical  collections  of  P.,  [1680- 

1778].     Philn.,  [1843].  8°. 

-  GRAYDON,  A.    Memoirs  of  a  life  chiefly  passed 

in  P.,   [1751-1801].     Harrisb.,  1811.   12°. 

-  -  Same.     Ed.  by  J.  S.  Littell.     Phila.,  1846.  8°. 

STATE. 

-  Adjutant     General.      Annual    report,    1862-65. 

Harrisburg,  [1863J-66.  4  v.  8". 

-  Auditor  General.     Communication,  accompanied  with 

a  statement  of  certain  banks.  Harriaburg.  1832.  8°. 
(B1854) 

-  -  Report  of  the  several  railroad  companies,  Jan. 

16.     Harrisburg,  1862.  8°. 

-  -  Report  on  the  finances  for  1826.     Harrisburg,  1826.  8°. 

(B  1100) 

-  -  Reports  of  the  banks   and  savings   inst.  for 

1862.     Harrisburg,  1863.  8°. 

-  Canal  Commission  era.    Report  rel.  to  the  Penn.  canal* 

and  railroad.     Harrisburg,  1830.  8°.    (B  1717) 

-  -  Reports,    1836, 

2  v.  8". 

-  Commissioners  to  Revise  the  Penal  Code.     Report  on 

punishment*  and  prison  discipline.    2d  ed.    Phila 
1828.  8°.     (B  12,  92(J,  W  132) 

-  Commissioner*  to    Treat  with   the   Indian*.     Treaty 

held  with  the  Ohio  Indians.  Carlisle,  Oct.  1753 ;  re 
port  of  R.  Peters,  1.  Xorris,  and  B.  Franklin. 
n.t.p.  [175:3.]  f°.  (A  24) 

-  Contention,  1790.    Constitution.     (Tn  Penn.     Conven 

tion  of  1838.     Amendments.  1838.) 

-  -  LEZAY,  A.    Qu'esl-ce  que  la  constitution  dc  '93?  con. 

stitution  de  Mass.  [comp.  avec  celle  de  Penn  1 
Paris,  an  III  [1794],  b°.  (B  731) 

-  Convention,  1838.     Amendments  to  the  constitution  of 

Penn.  proposed.     Phila.,  1838.  8°.    (B  1497) 

-  Convention    on   the    Constitution   of  the    U.  S. 

Debates  on  the  constitution  proposed  for 
the  U.  S.  Vol.  1.  Phila.,  1788.  8°. 

-  Controllers  of   Public    Schools.      1st   annual    report. 

Phila.,  1819.  8".  (B  449, 1036)  —  4th.  1822.  (B1041) 
—  5th,  6th.  1823,  24.  2  v.  (B  1036)  —  7th.  1825.  (B 
1041)  —  8th.  1826.  (B  950,  1036)  —  10th,  llth.  1828, 
W.  (B  950)  —  12th.  1830.  (B  1042)  —  14th.  1832. 
(B  1049) 

-  Council  of  Censors.      Journal,    Nov.  10,   1783 

[-Sept.  25,  1784].     Phila.,  1783.  f°. 

-  Eastern  State  Penitentiary.     1st,  2d  annual  reports. 

Phila.,  1831.  8°.    (B  1783) 

General     Assembly.       Act    for    establishing    a 
Health  office,  Jan.  29.     Phila.,  1818.  8°.    (B  1560) 

-  -  Act  to  incorporate  the  Ohio  River  Improvement  Com 

pany.     Phila.,  1855.  8°.    (B  1605) 

-  -  Addresses  on  the  death  of  R.  R.  Reed  in  Sen. 

and  Ho.  of  Reps,  of  Penn.,  Jan.  4.  Harris 
burg,  1865.  4". 

-  Debates  and  proc.  on  the  memorials  praying  a  repeal 

of  the  law  annulling  the  charter  of  the  Bank  [of  N. 
America].  Phila.,  1786.  8U.  (8630,640,2512) 

-  Laws  enacted  in  the  2d  sitting  of  the  2d  Gen.  Assent.. 

Lancaster,  Feb.  18,  1778.     n.p.,  [1778].  8°.     (W  58) 

-  Laws;  pub.  by  T.  M.  Thompson.     Vol.  6,  7. 

Octoraro,  1804-06.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     Vol.  7   (repub.),  8.     Phila.,  1806-08. 

2  v.  8°. 

-  Legislative  documents,  session  2 d  Jan.    Har 

risburg,  1855.  8°. 

-  Titles   of   acts,   session   1830,  31.     Pennsylvania  re 

porter,  extra,  Apr.  5, 1831.    n.t.p.  [183-.]  8°.    (B1854) 

-  Committee  on  Libels.      [Report.]      n.t.p.  [1806.1  8° 

(B661) 

-  Committee,  [on]  the  Memorial  of  D.  H.  Conyningham. 

[Report.]     «  t.p.  [18— .] [8°.     (B  661) 

-  Committee   [on]  the   Petition  of  Inhabitants   North. 

and  West  of  the  Ohio,  etc.  [Report.]  n.t.p.  [18-?] 
8°.  (B661) 

-  Committee  [on]  the  Petition  of  Inhabitants  of  Bucks 

Co.,  etc.     [Report.]    n.t.p.  [180-  ?]  8°.    (B  661) 


-  -  Committee  on  the  Employment  of  Corrupt  Means 

by  the   Banks   to  Influence  the   Action  of  the 
Legislature.     Report,     n.t.p.  [1842.]   8°. 

Committee  on   Ways  and  Means.      [Report.!     n  t  v 

[1807.]  8°.    (B661) 

-  -  Memorial.    Dix,  D.  L.      Memorial   soliciting  a  state 

hospital  for  the   insane.      Harrisburg.  1845.  8".    (B 

Republicans.    Address  to  the  Democratic  citizens  on 

the  presidential  election.     Phila.,  1812.  8°.     (B986) 
See  also    COLONY    (Archives);  —   Provintia 
Council  (p.  2284). 

-  Governor.       Letter  and  documents    from  [T.  Miffin] 

resp.  the  arrival  in  the  ports  of  the  U.  8.  of  French 
Inhabitant*   of  the   West  Indies,      (hi  U.  S.   Pres 
Message.  1798.     5th  Cong.   2d  sess.     B  482) 
--Speech  [of  T.  McKean] .     n.t.p.    [1808.]  8°.    (B469) 

Brief  history  of  the   proposed   impeachments  of  the 

Gov.  of  P.  [T.  M'Kean,  with  his]  message  of  Jan 
28.  Lancaster,  1808.  8°.  (B  407) 

--Message  [by  J.   A.   Shulze].      Harrisburg,  1826.  8". 
(B  1106) 

-  -  Reports  of  the  heads  of  departments  to  the 

Governor,  1847-54.  Harrisburg,  1848-55 
8  v.  8°. 

Note.    For  the  year  1853  the  title  reads  Execu 
tive  documents;  reports,  etc. 

-  House  of  Representatives.     Debate  on  Holgate's  reso 

lutions  rel.  to  the  Bank  of  the  U.  S.  n.n.,  [18111  8" 
(B451) 

-  -  Dissent  of  the  minority  of   the  House  from    the  ad 

dress  to  the  President  of  the  U.  S.  n.n  .  1798  8° 
(B628) 

-  -  Journal.     Vol.  2.     Harrisburg,  1852.  8°. 

-  -  Committee  of  Way*  and  Means.    Report  rel.  to  the 

finances.     Harrisburg,  1831.  8°.    (B  1854) 

-  -  Committee  on  Roads  anil  Inland  Navigation.     [Re 

port.]     n.t.p.  [180-?]  8°.    (B661) 

-  -  Committee  on  the  Debtor's  Apartment  of  the  Arch 

St.  Prison.  Report,  Mr.  Gibbon  chairman.  Har 
risburg,  1833.  8°.  (B  1546) 

-  -  Committee    on    the    Governor's  Message,  rel.   to    the 

Case  of  G.  Olmstead.  Report,  n.p.,  [178-1  8° 
(B  971) 

-  -  Committee  [on]  the  Suit  of  ff.  Olmstead  and  Others  vs. 

K.  Sarcjeunt  and  E.  Waters.  Report,  n.n.,  [18011 
8°.  (B1437) 

-  -  Select  Committee  rel.  to  the  Soldier's  National  Ceme 

tery.  Report,  Mar.  31.  Harrisburg,  1864.  8"  (B 
1959) 

-  -  Same,  revised.     Harrisburg,  1865.  8°. 

-  Military  Department.      Annual    report,    1864. 

Harrisburg,  1865.  8°. 

-  Reserve  Corps.     See  History  (p.  2286). 

-  Secretary  of  State.     Letter  rel.  to  the  late   malignant 

fever.     Phila.,  1798.  8°.    (B1076) 

-  -  2d,  4th  report  on  the  geological  exploration 

of  Pennsylvania.  Harrisburg,  1838-40. 
2  v.  8°. 

Senate.  Select  Committee  [on]  the  Cause  of  an 
Armed  Force  being  brought  to  the  Capital. 
Report,  June  1839,  with  report  of  the  mi 
nority  and  the  testimony.  Harrisb.,  1839.  8°. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Common  school 
laws,  with  decisions  of  the  Superintendent, 
T.  H.  Burrowes.  Harrisburg,  1862.  8°. 

-  Penn.  school  architecture  ;  [by]  T.  H.  Bur 
rowes.  Harrisburg,  1855.  8°. 

Supreme  Court.  Report  of  the  judges  [on  the  Eng 
lish  statutes  which  are  in  force  in  P.I,  Phila.,  1808. 
8°.  (B412) 

Supreme  Executive  Council.  See  Provincial  Council 
(p.  2284). 

Antiquities. 

ALDEN,  T.  Antiquities  and  curiosities  of  western 
Pennsylvania.  (In  Amer.  Antiq.  Soc.  Trans., 
v.  1.  1820.) 

BAIRD,  8.  F.  On  the  bone  caves  of  Penn.  (In  Amer. 
Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  2.  1850.) 

.  Banks. 

See  Auditor   General;  —   Gen.  Asemb.,    Com.  on   the 
Employment,  etc.;  —  also  Bank  of  Penn.  (p.  199). 


PENN.    (Boundary) 


2286 


PENIS7.  ACAD.  CF  FIfcE  ARTS 


Boundary. 

-  MARYLAND.    Governor.     Message  transmitting 

reports  of  the  commissioners  and  of  Lt.  Col. 
Graham  [on]  the  intersection  of  the  boun- 
dtiry  lines  of  Md.,  Perm.,  and  Delaware. 
Wash.,  1850.  8°. 

-  PENNSYLVANIA  LAND  Co.    Important  statement  rcl. 

to  the  invalidity  of  the  pretentious  formerly  made 
\ipon  the  Penn.  hinds  by  the  unincorporated  com 
panies  of  Conn,  claimants;  [by  Touch  Coxe,  Secre 
tary],  n.t.p.  [1801. J  8°.  (B585) 

Canals. 

-  HISTORICAL  account  of  the  rise,  progress,  and  present 

state  of  canal  navigation  in  Penn.  Phila.,  1795.  8" 
(B  651,  W  58) 

See  alto  Canal  Commissioners  (p.  2285); —  In 
ternal  improvement. 

Description. 

-  CREVECOIL-R,    J.    H.    St.    J.     Voyage   dans  la 

haute  P.,  [1785-96?].      Paris,  'l801.  3  v.  8". 

-  SCOTT,  J.     Geographical  account  of  P.,  1800 

Phila.,  1806.  18". 

-  MOOHE,   S.  S.,  and  JONES,   T.  W.     Traveller's 

directory  from  Philadelphia  to  N.  York  and 
Washington.  2d  ed.  Phila.,  1804.  8°. 

-  JOHNSON,  C.  B. ,  M.D.     Letters  from  the  British 

settlement  in  P.,   [1818].     Phila.,  1819.  12°. 

-  ROBERTS,  S.  W.     On  the  topog.  of  P.  and  Ohio,  etc., 

[1848].     (In  Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  1.  1849.) 

-  BOWEN,  E.     Pictorial   sketch-book    of  Penn. 

Phila.,  1853.  8°. 

See  also  Alleghany  City ;  —  Fairmount  Park ;  — 
New  Jersey  Central  Railroad  ;  —  Philadelphia  ;  — 
Pittsburgh  ;  —  Susquehanna  River. 

JMaps. 

-  HOWELL,  R.    Map.     London,  1792.     (E  68) 

-  HUTCIIINS,  T.     New  map  of  the  western  parts  of  Vir 

ginia,  Penn.,  tti:.    London,  1778.     (E  68) 

-  TOURIST'S   pocket  map   of    P.     Phila.,    S.  A. 

Mitchell,  1831. 

-  WALLING,  H.  F.     Topographical  map.     N.Y., 

1862. 

See  alsn   Clinton  Co. ;  —  Cumberland  Co. ;  — 
Luzerne  Co. 

Education. 

-  PLAN  for  the  establishment  of  public  schools  and  dif 

fusion  of  knowledge  in  P.     Phila.,   1786.  8°.     (C  49) 

-  WOOD,  S.     Account   of   the   common    schools   in   the 

states  of  Mass.,  N.  Y.,  and  Penn.  (In  Central  Soc. 
of  Educ.,  v.  3.  1839.) 

See   also  (p.   2285,   2d  col.)    Superintendent  of 
Schools. 

Finance. 

-  PHILLIPS,    H.,    Jr.     Historical    sketch    of  the 

paper  money  issued  by  P.     Phila.,  1862.  8°. 

-  PUBLIUS,  pseud.    Letter   to  "the  Legislature  of  P.  on 

the  state  debt.    Phila.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1500) 

Geology. 

-  BLAKE,  W.  P.     Occurrence  of  chromate  of  lead  in  P., 

and  other  mineralogical  notices.  (In  Amer.  Assoc. 
Proc.,  v.  6.  1852.) 

-  ROGERS,  H.  D.     Geology  of  P.      Phila.,  1858. 

2  v.   4°   and  maps  f°. 

-  SMITH,  J.  L.     lie-examination  of  minerals  on  Wheat- 

ley  Mine,  Penn.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  9. 
1856.) 

See  also  Bear  Valley. 

History. 

-  WESTCOTT,  T.     Names   of  persons    who  took 

the  oath  of  allegiance,  1777-89;  with  a  his 
tory  of  the  test  laws.  Phila.,  1865.  8°. 

-  BRA^CKENRIDGE,  H.  H.     Incidents  of  the  in 

surrection  in  the  western  parts  of  P.,  1794. 
Phila.,  1795.  8°. 


—  COBBF.TT,   W.      Account  of  the  insurrection   in    the 

western  counties  of  P.  in  1794.  (In  his  Porcupine's 
Works,  v.  1.  1801.) 

-  FINDLEY,  W.     History   of    the  insurrection  in 

W.  Penn.,  1794.     Phila.,  1796.  8". 

—  U.  S.   Commission/ rs  to  Cunftr  with  tiie  Insurgent*  in 

the  Western  Counties  of  Ptnn.  Report.  Phila., 
1794.  8°.  (B1000,  W  59) 

—  U.  S.  3d  Cong.  'Id  sens.    Proceeding  of  the  executive 

of  the  U.  S.  resp.  the  insurgents,  1794.  Phila.,  1795. 
8°.  (W  83) 

—  SvniEii,  J.  11.     History  of  the  Penn.  Reserve 

Corps,  [1861-64].    Lancaster,  1865.  8". 

See  alxo  Bank  of  Penn.  ;  —  Berks  Co.  ;  —  Bethle 
hem  ;  —  Bucks  County;  —  Canonsburg  Academy; 
—  Chambersburgh;  —  Chester  County  ;  —  Delaware 
Bay;  —  Delaware  County;  —  Duquesne,  Fort;  — 
Erie  Co.;  —  Franklin  Co.  ;  —  German  Evang.  Lutheran 
Church  ;  —  Greensburgh  ;  —  Guilford  ;  —  Lancaster 
Co.  ;  —  Lebanon  Co. ;  —  Luzerne  Co. ;  —  Montgomery 
Co. ;  —  New  London  ;  —  Philadelphia  ;  —  Progressive 
Friends  of  Penn.  ;  —  Susquehanna  ;  —  alto  Bright, 
Gen.  M. ;  —  Penn,  W.  —Rush  E*.  Cobbett. 

Internal    improvement. 

—  DUANE,  W.  J.     Letters  to  the  people  of  P.  resp.  the 

internal  Improvement  of  the  commonwealth  by 
roan's  and  canals.  Phila.,  1811.  8°.  (B  439,  W  2) 

—  BRECK,  S.     Sketch  of  the  internal  improvements  made 

by  P.     Phila.,  1818.  8°.     (B  456) 

—  CAREY,    M.      Internal    improvement    [by   Hamilton]. 

Phila.,  1829.  8°.     (B  1115,  1494) 

Brief  view  of  the  system  of  internal  improvement  of 

P.     Phila.,  1831.  8".     (B  1068) 
See  also  Canals. 

Law. 

-  LAUSSAT,  A.   Essay  on  equity  in  Penn.    Phila., 

1826.   8°. 
Another  copy.     (B  551) 

—  LOWNES.  O.     Account  of  alteration  and  present  state 

of  Ihe  penal  laws  of  P.     Boston,  1799.  8".     (B  774) 

—  REFLECTIONS  upon  Ihe  administration  of  justice  in  P. 

Phila.,  1809.  8°.     (B  412) 

Politics. 

—  OBSERVATIONS  upon  the  present   government  of   P. 

Phila.,  1777.  8".     (B  629) 

—  PEMBEKTON,  S..  anil  iitliers.     Address  to  the  inhabi 

tants  of  P.,  by  freemen  confined  in  Mason's  lodge 
by  a  general  warrant.  London,  reprinted  1777.  8°. 
(B364,  390,  667) 

—  CONSIDEKATIONS  upon  the   present  test-law  of  Penn. 

Phila..  1784.  8°.     (B662) 

—  GAI.LATIN,  A.    Speech  on  the  validity  of  the  elections 

in  the  four  western  Cos.     Phila.,  1795.  8°.      (B  774) 

—  EXPERIENCE  the  test  of  government,  18  essays,  to  aid 

the  investigation  of  the  constitution  and  laws  of  P. 
Phila.,  1807.  8U.  (B  443,  1750) 

—  PHILADELPHIA.    CITIZENS  OPPOSED  TO  LOTTERIES. 

Report  of  a  committee  to  investigate  the  evils  of 
lotteries  in  Penn.  Phila.,  1831.  8°.  (B  1722) 

-  PENROSE,    C.    B.      Address    and    speeches    of 

[others]  on  the  insurrection,  Harrisburg,  Dec. 
1838.  Harrisburg,  1838.  8°. 

—  PHILADELPHIA.    CITIZENS.      Committee  of  citizens; 

second  appeal  to  the  people  of  P.  on  an  asylum  for 
the  insane  poor.  Phila.,  1840.  8°.  (B  1568) 

—  FEW  plain  facts,  A,  addressed  to  the  people  of  P.,  by  a 

citizen  of  Penn.     3d  ed.     Phila.,  1844.  8".     (B  1500) 
See  also  Philadelphia  ;  —  Pittsburgh. 

Prisons. 

—  LETTERS  on   the  merits  of  the  Penn.  and  N".  Y.  sys 

tems.     Boston,  18C6.  8°.     (B  1806) 

—  MEASE,  J.     Observations  on  the  penitentiary  system 

and  penal  code  of  Penn.    Phila.,  1828.  8°.    (B  928) 

Railroads. 
See  Auditor  General  (p.  2285). 

Penn.  vs.  J.  Smith.  Report  of  the  case  for  Pennsyl 
vania,  eont.  speeches  of  the  Alt.  Gen.,  J.  Ingersoll, 
and  W.  Lewis,  and  the  opinion  of  W.  Tilghman. 
Phila.,  1809.  8°.  (B  412,  W  12) 

Penn.  Acad.  of  Fine  Arts.  Catalogue  of  the  paintings, 
statues,  prints,  etc.,  exhibiting  at  the  Acad.  Phila., 
1818.  8".  (W  10) 


PENN.  ACAD.  OP  FINE  ARTS 


2287 


—  ALLSTON,  W.     Exhibition  at  the  Penn.  Acnd.  of  Fine 

Arts  of  Allston's  picture,  ttc.  Phila.,  1816.  8°.  (B 
455) 

—  GII.IMN,    II.    D.      Discourse,    Nov.   29,   1S26.      Phila., 

1827.  8".     (B  1205) 

Pennsylvania  Agricultural  Society.  Hints  for 
American  husbandmen.  Phila.,  1827.  8". 

—  Outlines  of  a  plan  for  establishing  a  State  Soe.  of  Ag 

riculture  in  Penn.     Pliilii.,  1794.  8°.    (B  423,  699) 

—  ROBERTS,  J.    Address  to  the  Society.    Phila.,  1823.  8*. 

(B938) 

Pennsylvania  Anti-Slavery  Society.  Constitu 
tion  ;  with  the  laws  for  the  abolition  of  slavery. 
Pliila.,  1788.  8".  (B  469,  1080) 

—  Memorial  for  promoting  the  abolition  of  slavery,   etc. 

(In  Memorials  to  Cong-  of  U.  S.  by  Societies  for 
promoting  the  abolition  of  slavery,  etc.  17U2.  B 
764,  1473,'C  72) 

—  Present   state   of  the   free   people   of  color  of  Phila. 

Phila.,  1838.  8°.     (B  1475) 
-  NEEDLES,  E.     Historical  memoir  of  the  Soc. 

Phila.,  1848.  8°. 
Pennsylvania  Augustine  Education  Society.   Constitution. 

(In  Saunders,  P.     Address.  1818.     B  565) 
Pennsylvania  chronicle  and  universal  advertiser, 

Jan.  30,  1769  -  Jan.  22,  1770.     Phila.,  1769- 

70.   4". 

—  Gor>i>ARn.  W.     The  partnership;  or,  Hist,  of  the  rise 

of  the  'Penn.  chronicle'.     Phila.,  1770.   8°.     (B  618) 
Pennsylvania  Colonization  Society.    GLRI.F.Y,  H.  R.    Ad 
dress,  Nov.  11.     Phila.,  183'J.  8°.     (B  1484) 
Pennsylvania  Company  for  Insuranceson  Lives.    Address. 

Phila.,  1814.  8°.     (B  454,  967) 
Pennsylvania  Historical  Society.     Memoirs.  Vol. 

1,  pt.  2.     n.p.,  [1826].  3°. 
-     Same.     Phila.,  1826-76.   12  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Constitution.  —  Officers.  —  Mem 
bers.  —  Circular.  —  Rawle,  W.  Inaug.  disc.,  Nov.  5, 
1825.  —  Vaux,  K.  Locality  of  the  treaty  between  Penn 
and  the  Indians,  1862.  —  Wharton,  T.  I.  Provincial 
literature  of  Penn.  —  Dunlop,  J.  Controversy  between 
Penn  and  Lord  Baltimore,  reap,  the  boundaries  of  Penn. 
and  Maryland.  —  Penn,  W.  Letters,  with  will.  —  Pa 
pers  rel.  to  the  valedictory  address  of  Pros.  Washington. 

—  Rawle,  W.    Vindication  of  Mr.  Heckewelder's  history 
of  the  Indian  nations.  —  Watson,  J.     First  settlement 
of  Buckingham  and  Solebury,  Penn.   —  James,  T.  C. 
Account  of  discovery  of  anthracite  coal  on  the  Lehigh. 

—  Extracts  from  papers  in  the  office  of  the  Sec.  of  the 
Commonwealth,  Harrlsburgh,  and  from  other  documents. 

—  Morris,  C.     Contributions  to  the  medical  history  of 
Penn.   —   Bettle,  E.     Negro  slavery,  as  connected  with 
Penn.   —   Thomson,  C.  W.      Life  and  character  of  R. 
Proud.  —  Penn,  W.     Original   letters.   —   Biographical 
sketch  of  Sir  William  Keith,  by  a  member  of  the  bio 
graphical   committee.   —  Members   newly  elected.      2. 
Vaux,  K.     Anniv.  discourse,  Jan.  1,  1827;  —  Communi 
cation  on  two  medals  struck  in  Phila.,  1757.  —  Aupau- 
mut,  H.    Embassy  to  the  Western  Indians,  from  original 
manuscript;  pref ,  remarks  by  B.  H.  Coates.  —  Conyng- 
ham,  H .     Settlement  of  the  Dunkers,  Ephrata.  Lancaster 
Co.,  Penn.  —  Endress,  C.     Short  history  of  the  D  tink 
ers.  —  Hazard,  E.     Introduction  of  anthracite  coal  into 
Phila.  —  Fell,  J.     Discovery  and  first  use  of  anthracite 
in  the  Valley  of  Wyoming.   —  Comly,  I.      History  of 
Byberry.  —  Breck,  S.     Historical  anecdote  of  J.  Harris, 
Sen. — Penn,  W.     Instructions  to  his  commissioners.  — 
Penn,  T.  and  U.  Instructions  to  J.  Hamilton.— Penn,  W. 
Letters  to  Charles  n.  and  the  Earl  of  Sunderland.  — 
Coates,  B.  II.      Life  of  S.  P.  Grittitts,  M.I).    —   Sir  W. 
Keith's  coming  to  the  gov't  of  Penn.,  and  his  conduct  in 
it.   —   Report  of  committee  appointed  to  examine  the 
minute  book  of  soc.  for  political  inquiries.  —  Fisher,  J.  F. 
Early   poets   and   poetry  of  Penn.  —  Rawle,  W.     Life 
of  T.  Mifflin.  —  Tyson,  J.  R.     Examination  of  charges 
against  W.  Penn.  —  Watson,  J.  T.     Memorial  of  country 
towns  and  places  in  Penn.  —  Penn,  W.     Speech  to  the 
Provincial  Council  of  Penn.,  Apr.  1,  1700.  —  Quarry, 
Col.  R.      Information  against  the  gov't  of  Penn. ;  with 
1'enn's   answer  thereto.    —   Penn.     Council.      Minutes 
of   a  conference   held  by   W.  Markham,   Lieut.   Gov., 
•with    Delaware    and    Susquehanna    Indians,    July    6, 
1694.  —  Officers  for  1830.  —  Members  elect,  since  1827.  — 
Honorary  members.      3,  pt.  2.     Coates,  B.  H.     Annual 
discourse  on  the  origin  of  the  Indians  of  America,  1834. 
—  Fisher,  J.  F.     Discourse  on  the  private  life  and  do 
mestic  habits  of  W.  Penn.   —  Tyson,  J.  R.     Memoir  of 
T.  C.  James.   —   Watson,  J.  F.      Indian  treaty  for  the 
site  of  Phila.  and  adjacent  country.  —  Du  Ponceau,  P.  S  , 


anil  Fisher,  J.  F.  History  of  the  treaty  of  W.  Penn 
with  the  Indians,  1682.  —  Penn,  W.  Letter  to  the  inhab 
itants  of  Penn.  —  Petition  of  the  Indians  to  Gov.  Mark- 
ham.  —  Report  of  the  Committee  on  the  Indian  portraits. 
—  Lawton,  —  .  Part  of  the  life  of  W.  Penn ;  cont.  by 
Granville  Penn.  —  Penn,  W.  Fragment  of  an  apology 
for  himself.  4,  pt.  1.  Da  Ponceau,  P.  8.  Inaugural 
discourse,  June  3,  18:37.  —  Wharton,  T.  I.  Memoir  of 
W.  Rawle.  —  Johnson.  W.  R.  Descr.  of  specimen  of 
engraving,  by  the  aboriginal  Inhabitant*  of  N.  A.;  with 
incidents  in  the  history  of  early  settlers  on  west  branch 
of  the  Susquehanna/—  Pett'it,  F.  M'K.  Memoir  of 
Roberts  Vaux.  —  Penington,  J.  Examination  of  Beau- 
champ  Plantagenet's  descr.  of  the  Province  of  New 
Albion.  —  Fisher,  J  F.  Inedited  letters  of  W.  Penn. 
5.  Sargent,  W.  History  of  an  expedition  against  Fort 
Du  Quesne,  175o,  under  Mnj.  Gen.  Edw.  Braddock.  6. 
Johnston,  A.  The  Soc.  of  the  Cincinnati.  —  Sargent, 
W.  Journal  of  the  general  meeting  of  the  Cincinnati, 
1784.  —  Ward,  T.  Insurrection,  1794,  in  the  western 
counties  of  Penn. ;  [with]  (Jen.  Wilkins's  account  of  the 
gathering  on  Braddock's  field;  and  J.  Gallatin's  memoir 
of  the  insurrection.  6.  Presentation  to  the  Soc.  of  the 
belt  of  wampum  delivered  by  the  Indians  to  W.  Penn. 
at  the  treaty,  1682:  [with]  W.  Penn's  letters  to  the 
Indians;  Plan  for  the  union  of  the  English  colonies; 
Plan  for  the  confederation  of  the  states  of  Europe.  — 
Reed,  W.  B.  The  Acadian  exiles,  or  French  neutrals, 
in  Penn  ;  [with]  A  relation  of  their  mi>fortuncs;  by 
J.  B.  Galerm.  —  Biddle,  C.  J.  The  case  of  Major  An 
dre.  7.  Record  of  the  court  at  Upland,  Penn..  1676- 
81.  —  Denny,  Mnj  E.  Military  journal,  1781-95.  8. 
Minutes  of  the  committee  of  Philadelphia.  9,  10. 
Penn,  W.,  an>l  Logan,  J.  Correspondence,  1700-SO. 
11.  Acrelius,  I.  History  of  New  Sweden ;  tr.  by  W. 
M.  Reynolds.  12.  Heckewelder,  J.  History,  man 
ners,  and  customs  of  the  Indian  nations. 

-  Proceedings,  March  1845.    n.t.p.  [1845.]  8°.    (B  1199) 
Pennsylvania  Hospital.     Catalogue   of  the  medi 
cal  library.     Pliila.,  1806.  8°.     (B881) 

—  Some  account  of  the  origin,  objects,  and   present  state 

of  the  Hospital;  by  W.  G.  Malin,  clerk.  Phila., 
1828.  12°.  (C  144,  147) 

—  ACCOUNT  of  the  [its]  rise  and  progress,  etc.    Phila., 

1801.  8°.     (C  108) 

—  MALIN,  W.  G.     Some  account  of  the  Penn.  Hospital. 

Phila.,  1832.  8°.     (B  1828) 

—  WOOD,  G.B.    Address  at  the  cent,  celebration. 

Phila.,  1851.  8°. 

Pennsylvania  Hospital  for  the  Insane.  Code 
of  rules  and  regulations.  2d  ed.  Phila., 
1850.  12°. 

-  Report  by  T.  S.  Kirkbridge,  1841-55.     Phila., 

1841-56.  15  v.  8°. 

-  Same.  1841-45.  Phila.,  1846.  8°. 
Pennsylvania  Indians.  FRIENDS,  SOCIETY  OF. 
Aborigines  Committee.  Ace.  of  the  conduct 
of  the  Soc.  of  Friends  towards  the  Indian 
tribes  of  E.  and  W.  Jersey  and  Penn., 
[to  1843].  London,  1844.  8°. 

—  HOLM,  T.  C.     The  American  Indians  in  Penn.,  with  a 

vocabulary  of  the  language.  1642.  (In  his  Descr.  of 
New  Sweden.  1834.) 

—  Du  PONCEAU,   P.  S.,  and  FISHER,  J.  F.     Me 

moir  on  the  history  of  the  treaty  made  by 
Penn  with  the  Indians  at  Shackamaxon  in 
1682.  Phila.,  1836.  8°. 

-  BRAINERD,  D.     Mirabilia   Dei  inter   Indices  ; 

or,  The  rise  and  progress  of  a  remarkable 
•work  of  grace  amongst  Indians  in  N.  J.  and 
Penn.,  [1745-46].  Phila..  [1746?].  8". 

—  SMITH,  W.    Ace.  of  the  inhumanities  committed  by 

incursions  of  the  Indians,  Oct.,  Nov.  1755.  (In  fits 
Brief  view.  1756.) 

—  BEATTY,   C.     Journal  of  a  two   months'  tour 

[1766]  among  the  frontier  inhabitants  of  P. 
and  among  the  Indians  ;  added,  'Remarks 
on  the  language  and  customs  of  some  tribes', 
etc.  London,  1768.  8°. 

Pennsylvania  inquirer  and  national  gazette,  Feb. 
1845 -Dec.  1848;  Jan.  1850  -  Mar.  1860. 
Phila.,  1845-60.  f°. 

A'ote.     For  succeeding  vols.  nee  Phila.  inquirer ;  from 
July  2,  1850  -  Mar.  1860  called  'Penn.  inquirer'. 


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PENZANCE 


Pennsylvania  Institution   for   Deaf  and   Dumb. 

Account  of  the  origin  and  progress.   Phil.i.,  1821.  8". 
(B947) 
—  Annual  report  of  directors,  1844-63.     Phila., 

1845-64.  20  pam.  8°. 

Pennsylvania  Institution  for  the  Instruction  of 
the  Blind.  By-laws,  n.p.,  [183-].  8°.  (B  1166) 

—  5th  annual  report  of  the  managers.     Phila.,  1838.   8°. 

(B  1132)  —  8th.  1841.     (B  1164,  1185) 
-  23d-36th  annual  report.     Phila.,  1856-69.  14 
pam.  8°. 

Pennsylvania  journal  of  prison  discipline  and 
philanthropy  ;  pub.  by  the  Philadelphia  So 
ciety  for  the  Alleviation  of  the  Miseries  of 
Public  Prisons.  Vol.  1-10.  Phila.,  1845- 
55.  f)  v.  8°. 

Pennsylvania  Land  Company.  Important  statement  rel.  to 
the  invalidity  of  the  pretensions  formerly  made 
upon  the  Penn.  lands  by  the  unincorporated  compa 
nies  of  Conn,  claimants;  [by  Trench  Coxe,  secre 
tary],  n.t.f,.  [1801.]  8°.  (B585) 

Pennsylvania.  Prot.  Episc.  Church.  See  Prot.  Episc. 
Church  in  Penn. 

Pennsylvania  Reserve  Corps.    See  Penn.  History  (p.  2226). 

Pennsylvania  Society  for  Discouraging  the  Use  of  Ardent 
Spirits.  Report.  Phila.,  1828.  8°.  (B  1100) 

—  Atiniv.  report,  May  27.     Phila.,  1831.  8°.     (B  1717) 
Pennsylvania  Society  for   the    Commemoration  of   the 

Landing  of  Penn.  Constitution.  (In  Du  Ponceau, 
P.  S.  Proceedings.  1824.) 

Pennsylvania  Society  for  the  Encouragement  of  Ameri 
can  Manufactures.  Constitution,  n.t.p.  [1819?]  8°. 
(B  997,  1835) 

Pennsylvania  Society  for  the  Encouragement  of  Manu 
factures  and  the  Useful  Arts.  Communication. 
Phila.,  1804.  8°.  (B699) 

—  Plan  of  the  Soc.     Phila.,  1787.  8°.     (B  465,  W  43) 
Pennsylvania  Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Internal  Im 
provement.     1st  report.     Phila.,  1826.  8°.    (B  1042) 

Pennsylvania  Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Public  Econ 
omy.  Report  of  the  committee  on  domestic  econ 
omy.  Phila.,  1817.  8°.  (B  1040) 

—  Report  of  committee  on  public  schools.     Phila.,  1817. 

8°.     (B  1040) 

—  Report  of  the  library  committee.     Phila.,  1817.  8°.     (B 

536,  1040) 
Pennsylvania  Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Public  Schools. 

1st  report  on    educ.  in  P.     Phila.,  1828.  8°.     (B  950) 
Pennsylvania  State  Anti-Slavery  Soc.      Proceedings  of 

the  convention  to  organize  a  Soc.,   Harrisburg,  Jan. 

31,  Feb.  1-3.     Phila.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1125) 
Pennsylvania  State  Temperance  Convention  at  Harris- 
burg.     Proceedings,   Jan.  12,   13.     Shiremanstown, 

1842.  8°.     (B  1280) 
Pennsylvania  state  trials  ;   [by  E.  Hogan] .     Phila., 

1794.  8°. 
Pennsylvania  telegraph.     Annual  offering  of  the  carriers 

to  their  patrons.     [Phila.,]  1862.  8°.     (B  1467) 
Pennsylvania  Young  Men's  Colonization  Soc.     See  Young 

Men's  Colonization  Soc.  of  Pennsylvania. 
Penny,  Rev.  Joseph.     Sermon,  opening  of  the  new  Fresh. 

Ch.,  Rochester,  Oct.  28.    Rochester,  1824.  8°.  (B  1299) 
Penny,  Miss  Virginia.     Employments  of    women. 

Boston,  1863.   12°. 
Penny  cyclopa?dia.     fife  Society  for  the  Diff.  of  Useful 

Knowledge.  1831-40. 
Penny  maga/ine  of  the  Soc.  for  the  Diff.  Useful 

Kiiowl.     Vol.  1-9;    Mar.  1831  -  Dec.  1840. 

London,  1831-40.  9  v.  8°. 

—  New  ser.      Vol.   1-5  ;    Jan.  1841  -  Dec.  1845. 

London,  1841-45.  5  v.  8°. 
Pennycuik,  Alexander.     LIFE.    (7n  Soc.  of  Ancient  Scots. 

Lives  of  Scottish  poets,  v.  3.  1822.) 
Pennyman,  John.     A  bright  shining  light,  discovering  the 

pretenders  to  it;    recommended    to   the   Quakers. 

London.  1680.  4°.     (C  284) 
Penobscot.  POWNALL,  Gov.T.  Certificate  on  taking 

possession  of  P.  Co.,  1759.     (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc. 

Col.,v.  6.  1859.) 

—  HAZARD,  E.     Letter  resp.  the  expcd.  to  P.,  1770.     (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1858-60.) 

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—  MASSACHUSETTS.  Commissionert  Appointed  to  Treat 

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—  JOURNAL  of  proceedings  at  two  conferences   at  Fal- 

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—  Language.  Specimens.  VETROMII.E,  E.  Ahia- 
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Pensia  panicn  Polskich  w  Pnryzu.     Paryz,  1845.  8°.    (E  83) 
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Pensionnaire  mariee.  La;  comedie.     See  Scribe,  E. 
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of   Lords  (p.   1213);   —  Finance  (1816,   1849);   - 

France:  Miniatere  des  Finances  (p.  1030);  —  U.  S. 

Pension  Office. 
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Phila.,  1859.  12". 
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Penwortham,  Priory  of.     See  Evesham,  Abbey  of. 
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[1837.]  —  Une  voix  de  prison.  —  Melanges. 

—  Du  passe  ct  de  1'avenir  du  peuple.   [1841.] 

—  De  1'esclavage  moderne.    Paris,  1864.  12". 
Eng.  of  Paroles,    etc.     Words    of   a  believer. 

N.  Y.",  1834.  8°. 
Eng.  of  Le  livre.     The   people's    own   book  ; 

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Polish.     Ksiggi  ludu.     Brux.,  1838.  16°. 

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See  also  Democracy  ;  —  Labor  ;  —  Liberty;  — 
Poor ;  —  Sociology. 

People's  advocate,  The;  Feb.  16,  1822.  Vol.  4,  no.  4.  Lon 
don,  1822.  8°.  (B  1854) 

People's  ancient  and  just  liberties,  The,  asserted  in 
the  tryal  of  W.  Penn,  and  W.  Mead.  Lon 
don,  l"670.  4°. 

-  Same.    (In  Phenix,  v.  1.  1707;  —  and  in  Penn,  W. 

Select  works,  v.  1.  1781.) 

-  Same.     2d  pt. :    Tryals   of    T.  lludyard    and 

others.     London,  1670.  4°. 
People's  art  union  ;  Historic  gallery  of  portraits,  etc.     See 

Historic  gallery.  [18— .J 
People's  College,  The,"  I/ueana,  JV".  }'.     Public  exercises  at 

the  laying  of  the  corner-stone.     (B  1612) 
People's    friend    and    daily    advertiser,    Sept.    24, 

1806-Dec.  31,   1807."    N.  Y.,  1806-07.  f°. 
Xote.     From  Aug.  3d  1807  called  The  daily  advertiser. 
People's  journal,    The.      Vol.  1-4,  6,  7.     London, 

1846-[49?].  6v.  8°. 
People's  lawyer,  The;  by  J.  8.  Jones.     (In    Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  31.) 
People's   magazine.      Vol.  1-2.      March  23,   1833- 

March  7,  1835.     Boston,  n.d.   f°. 
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Peoria,  1870.  8°. 
Pep6,    Gen.  Guglielmo.     Memoirs.     London,  1846. 

3  v.   12°. 

-  Relation    des   evenemens   a    Naples,  1820-21. 

Paris,  1822.  8°. 

—  Same.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1824;  v.  28  of  B  838) 

-  Narrative  of  scenes  and  events  in  Italy,  1847- 

49.     London,  1850.  2  v.  8°. 

-  French.   Histoire  dcs  revolutions  et  des  guerres 

d'ltalie.     Brux.,  1850.  12°. 

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Pepin  I.,  of   Lanclen,  Mayor  of  the  Palace,  ct.  639.     VIE 

de   Pepin   le   vieux.     (In    Guizot.     Col.  des  mem., 
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-  VITA,    (hi   Bouquet,    liecueil,  etc.,  v.  2.  1869.) 
Pepin  ll.,  of   llerittul,  Mayor  of  the  Palace,  d.  714.      Ex- 

CERPTA  ex  vitis  sanctorum  de  P.     (In  Bouquet,  M. 
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Pepin  in.,le  Bref.  Kimj  of  the  Frank*, d.  768.  EXCEHPTA  ex 
vitis  sanctorum  de  P.  (In  Bouquet,  M.  liecueil  des 
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—  EOINHARDUS.   Annales.    (In  Guizot.   Col.  des  mem., 

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Pepin,  Lake.  ESTES,  L.  C.  Antiquities  on  Lake  Pepin. 
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Peploe,  Samuel,  Bp.  of  Chester.  GASTRELL,  P. 
Enquiry  into  the  exercise  of  some  parts  of 
eccl.  jurisdiction  ;  three  letters  to  P.  Ches 
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Pepoli,  Carlo.  In  morte  del  Canova,  — del  V.  Bellini,  — di  C. 
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Pepper.  BLUME,  C.  L.  Monographic  der  Oost-Indische 
pepersoorten.  (In  Batavia.  Batav.  Genootschap. 
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Pepperell,  Andrew,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1751.  See  Stevens, 
B.  (B  331) 

Pepperell,  Sir  Wm.,  and  others.  See  Eastern  In 
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-  PARSONS,  TJ.     Life  of  P.     Boston,  1855.  8°. 
Same,  abridged.    (In  Hunt,  F.     Lives  of  American 

merchants,  v.  2.  1858.) 

—   funeral  sermon  on.    1759.     See    Stevens,    B.     (A  3, 
B  69,  70,  W  25) 


Pepperell,  Mass.     BUTLER,  C.     History  of  Groton, 

P.,  etc.     Boston,  1848.  8°. 
Pepys,    Lady   Charlotte.       Domestic   sketches    in 

Russia.     London,  1861.  2  v.  16°. 
Pepys,    Samuel.     Memoirs;    comprising  his  diary 

from    1659-69  ;    ed.   by    Lord   Braybrooke. 

London,  1825.  2  v.  4°. 
-     Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1851.  4  v.  8°. 

-  HUNT,  J.  H.  L.    (In  his  Men,  women,  and  books,  v.  2 

1847.) 

Pequaukets.     KIDDER,    F.     Expeditions  of  Capt. 

J.  Lovewell ;   [with]   ace.  of  the  Pequauket 

battle,  etc.  Boston,  1865.  8°. 
Contents.  Map  of  the  locality  of  Lovewell's  light.  — 
Causes  and  commencement  of  L.'s  war.  —  L.'s  first  and 
second  campaigns.  —  Biog.  sketch  of  Rev.  T.  Symmcu. 
Hist.  mem.  of  Pigwacket  fight.  —  Rev.  Mr.  Syinmos's 
sermon.  —  Notes  to  Mr.  Symmes's  hist.  mem.  —  De 
spatches  received  by  the  Gov.,  and  his  orders.  —  Con 
temporaneous  accounts  of  the  battle.  —  Biog.  sketch  of 
Capt.  L.,  Lieuts.  Robbins  and  Far-well,  of  Ensign  Wy- 
man,  Frye,  Lingfield,  Kidder,  Davis,  Johnson,  Farrar, 
Melvin,  Richardson,  Whiting,  Asten,  Austin,  Jones, 
Chamberlain,  and  Hassell.  —  Hist,  of  the  Pequauket  tribe. 
—  Ballads  on  L.'s  fight.  —  Elegy  on  J.  Frye.  —  Index. 

—  SYMMES,  T.     Historical  memoirs  of  the  late  fight  at 

Piggwacket;   with   sermon.     2d  ed.  corr.     Boston, 
1725.  8°.    (C  5) 

Same,  without  the  sermon.     Original  account 

of   Lovewell's   great   light.     New  ed.,    with 
notes,  by  N.  Boutoii.     Concord,  1861.  8°. 

Pequet.    See  Pecquet. 

Pequot  Indians.  STILES,  E.  Memoir  of  the  P.  Indians. 
(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  10.  18U9.) 

Pequot  war.  GARDENER,  L.  Relation  of  the  Pequot 
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UNDERBILL,  J.  History,  etc.  —  VINCENT,  P.  His 
tory,  etc.  (In  v.  26.  1837.) 

-  HUBBARD,  Rev.  W.     War  with  the  Pequods.    (In  his 

Narr.  of  the  troubles.  1679;  —  Present  state.  1677; 
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—  MASON,  J.  Brief  hist.,  etc.,  1637;  introd.  by  T.  Prince. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  18.  1819.) 
Same.    Boston,  1736.  8°.     (B  1119) 

Peraldus  (or  de  Petra  Alta,  French  Perault  or  de 
Peyrauta  or  Peyra),  Guilelmus,  Arbp.  of 
Lyons.  Summae  virtutum  ac  vitiorum.  Ant- 
verp.,  1571.  2  v.  8°. 

Perambulations  of  a  mouse.  (In  Yonge,  C.  M.  Store 
house.  1870.) 

Perception.     FEARN.  J.     Essay  on  external  perception. 
(y»i  Pamphleteer,  1815;  v.  5.  of  B  838) 
See  also  Senses. 

Perceval.     See  also  Percival. 

Perceval,  Charles  Spencer.  Two  rolls  of  arms  of  the  reign 
of  Edward  I.  (In  Soc.  of  Antiq.  Archaeologia, 
v.  39,  pt.  2.  1863.) 

Perceval,  John,  1st  Karl  of  Egmont.  See  Impartial  en 
quiry.  1741.  Note. 

Perceval,  John,  2d  Earl  of  Egmont.  Faction  de 
tected  by  the  evidence  of  facts.  3d  ed. 
London,  *1 743.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.     (B  760) 

—  Essay  on  the  means  of  discharging  the  public  debt. 

London,  1763.  8°.    (B  1535) 

—  DEFENCE  of  the  people;  or,  Confutation  of  the  'Fac 

tion  detected'.     2d  ed.     London,  1744.  8°.    (B  760) 
Perceval,  Spencer.    BROCGIIAM,  H.,  Ld.    (In  his  States 
men  of  the  time  of  George  in.,  ser.  1.  1839.) 

—  TRIAL  of  J.  Bellingham   for  the  murder  of  P.     See 

Bellingham,  J. 
Perceval  of  Galles,  Sir,  The   romance   of.     (In  Halliwell, 

J.O.  Thornton  romances,  1844.  Camden  Soc.,  v.  30.) 
See  also  Chrestien  de  Troyes;  —  Wolfram  von 
Eschfnbach. 
Perch,    Philemon.      Dukesborough   tales.      Bait., 

1871.  8°. 
Perch.      JARDINE,    Sir   W.       Natural    history    of 

fishes  of  the  perch  family.     Edin.,  1835."  16°. 

(Jardine.     Nat.  lib.,  Ich.,  v.  1.) 
Percheron,  Achille  Remi.     Bibliographie  entomo- 

logique.     Paris,  1837.  2  v.  8°. 


PERCHLORATE 


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PERCY  SOC. 


Perchlorate  of  iron.     BURIN  DU  BUISSON,  A.  M.  B. 

Traite  de  1'action  therapeutique  du  perchlo- 

rure  de  fer.     Paris,  1860.  8°. 
Percier,  Charles,  and  Fontaine,  P.  F.  L.     Maisons 

de   plaisance  de  Rome  et   de   ses    environs. 

Paris,  1809.   f°. 
Percival.    See  also  Perceval. 
Percival,  Arthur  P.     Apology  for  the  doctrine  of 

apostolical   succession  ;    with    app.    on    the 

Eng.  orders.     N.  Y.,  1840.   12°. 
Percival,  Edward.     On    typhous  fever.     London, 

1819.   8°. 
Percival,  James  Gates,  M.D.      Oration  before   the 

*.B.K.   Society,   Sept.   10.      New   Haven,  1822.    8°. 

(B  573) 

—  Poem  before  the  Connecticut  Alpha  of  the  Phi    Beta 

Kappa   Society,   Sept.    13,    1825.      Boston,    1826.  8°. 
(B573,  1467) 

—  Poems.     N.  Y.,  1823.  8". 

-  Poetical  works.     Boston,  1859.  2  v.   16°. 

—  Report  of  the  geol.  survey  of  Wisconsin,  1856.     See 

Wisconsin.  State  Geologist. 

—  CALKINS.  E.  A.    Eulogies  on  F.    (In  Wisconsin  Hist. 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  3.  1857.) 

—  CATALOGUE    of  his   library,   sold  April  1860  ; 

[with  ms.  prices].     Boston,  1860.  8°. 

—  LOWELL,  J.  R.    Life  and  letters  of  P.    (In  Lowell, 

J.  It.     My  study  windows.  1S71.) 

—  WARD,  J.  H.     Life  and  letters  of  P.     Boston, 

1866.   8°. 

Percival,  Capt.  Robert.  Account  of  Ceylon ; 
added,  The  journal  of  an  embassy  to  the 
court  of  Candy.  2d  ed.  London,  1805.  4°. 

-  Account  of  the  Cape  of    Good   Hope.      Lon 

don,  1804.  4°. 
Percival,  Thomas,  M.D.     Medical  ethics  ;  disc,  on 

hospital  duties.     Manchester,  1803.  8°. 
—  Moral    and   literary    dissertations  ;   added,    A 
tribute    to    the    memory    of    C.    De    Polier. 
Warrington,  London,  1784.  12°. 

—  Observations  and  experiments  on  the  poison  of  lead. 

London,  1774.  8".     (C  68) 

-  Several   articles.]     (In   Lit.  and  Phil.   Soc.  of  Man 

chester.     Mem.,  v.  1-5.  1789-98.) 

Percival,  Itev.  Thomas  Bassnet.      Discourse,  Infirmary  at 

Liverpool,     n. p.,  1791.  8°.     (B  1558) 
-     Same.    Manchester,  1794.  8".    (B  1345) 

Percival  Keene ;  by  [F.J  Marryat.  Lpz.,  Tauchnitz, 
1842.  12". 

Percivall,  Wm.  Lectures  on  the  veterinary  art. 
London,  1823.  8°. 

Percy,  Algernon  George,  Duke  of  Northumberland.  Open 
ing  address.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 
Trans.,  1871.) 

Percy,  George.  Account  of  the  plantation  of  the  Southern 
colony  of  Virginia,  1606.  (In  Harris,  J.  Col.  of 
voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 

Percy,  Henry,  St/i  Karl  of  Northumberland.  REPORT  of 
the  Karl's  treason,  with  the  examin.  touching  the 
murder  committed  upon  himself  in  the  Tower, 
1585.  (/;i  Somers,  J.  Tracts,  v.  1.  1809.) 

Percy,  Henry,  9th  Earl  of  Northumberland.  Instructions 
to  his  son  Algernon,  touching  the  management  of 
his  estate,  etc.  (hi  Archseologia,  v.  27.  1838.) 

Percy,  Henry  Algernon,  6th  Earl  of  Northumberland. 
COLLIER,  J.  P.  Some  unpublished  particulars  resp. 
P.  (hi  Archseologia,  v.  33.  1847.)  —  UE.MEM- 
BRANCEsfor  the  apparel,  etc.,  of  P.,  and  his  retinue, 
preparatory  to  his  joining  the  Eng.  army  in  France, 
in  1513.  (In  v.  26.  1836.) 

Percy,  J.  W.  Romanism  as  it  exists  at  Rome  ex 
hibited  in  inscriptions,  etc.  ;  ed.  by  J.  O. 
French.  London,  1847.  12°. 

Percy,  Pierre  Francois.  Manuel  du  chirurgien 
d'armee.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1830.  12°. 

-  Report  to  the  Institute  of  France  on  Le  Gallois'  Expe 

riences  sur  le  principe  de  la  vie.    (In  Philip,  A.  P. 
W.     Inquiry,  etc.  1818.) 

Percy,  Sholto  and  Reuben,  pseud.  See  Robinson,  J.  C., 
and  Byerley,  T. 


Percy,  Thomas,  Bp.  of  Dromorc.  Folio  manu 
scripts  ;  ed.  by  J.  \V.  Hales  and  F.  S.  Fur- 
nivull.  London,  1867-68.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1-3.     Ballads  and  romances.    4. 
Loose  and  humorous  songs. 

-  Hermit   of    Wark worth.       2d   ed.       London, 

1771.   4°. 

—  Same.     (In  Hillhouse,  J.  A.     Dramas,  v.  2.  1839.) 

-  Reliques   of   ancient  English  poetry.     4th  ed. 

London,  1794.  3  v.  8". 
-    Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1812.  3  v.   8°. 

—  Sermon,  anniv.  of  the   Sons  of  the   Clergy,  May    11, 

1769.     London,  [1769].  4°.    (B  1269) 

Percy,  William.  Clergyman  and  people's  remem 
brancer;  essay  on  a  pure  and  evangelical 
style  of  preaching.  Charleston,  1808.  8°. 

Percy  anecdotes.     See  Robinson,  J.  C.,  and  Byerley,  T. 

Percy  family.  SANFORD,  J.  L.  (In  his  Great  governing 
families.  1865.) 

Percy  Mallory  ;  [a  novel,]  by  [J.  Hook].  Phila., 
1824.  2  v.  12°. 

Percy  Society.     Publications.     London,   1840-52. 

30  v.  8". 

Namely.  Vol.  1.  Collier,  J.  P.  Old  ballads  from 
early  printed  copies.  —  Mackay,  C.  Songs  and  ballads 
rel.  to  London  prentices.  —  Croker,  T.  C.  Historical 
songs  of  Ireland.  —  Pain  and  sorrow  of  evil  marriage ; 
ed.  by  J.  1*.  Collier.  —  The  King  and  a  poor  northern 
man.  1640;  ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier.  2.  Lydgate,  J.  Selec- 
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well,  J.  <).  Early  naval  ballads  of  Eng.— Rowley,  W.  A 
search  for  money  ;  ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier. —  The  mad  pranks 
arid  merry  jests  of  Robin  Goodfellow  ;  ed.  by  J.  P  Collier. 
3.  Wright,  T.  Political  ballads  pub.  in  England  during 
the  Commonwealth.  —  Deloney,  T.  Strange  histories; 
ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier.  —  Heywpod,  T.  A  marriage  tri 
umph  ;  ed.by  J.  P.  Collier.  — History  of  patient  Grissell; 
ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier.  4.  Wright,  T.  Specimens  of 
lyric  poetry,  temp.  Edward  I.  —  The  boke  of  curtasye ; 
ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  —  Wright,  T.  Specimens  of  old 
Christmas  carols.  —  Halliwell,  J.  O.  Nursery  rhymes 
of  England.  5.  Chettle,  H.  Kind-heart's  dream. 
1592;  ed.  by  E.  F.  Rimbault.  —  Dekker,  T.  A  knight's 
conjuring.  1607  ;  ed.  by  E.  F.  Rimbault.  —  Meeting  of 
gallants  at  an  ordinarie.  1604;  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  — 
Porter,  H.  Two  angry  women  of  Abingdon.  1599;  ed. 
by  A.  Dyce.  6.  Rimbault,  E.  F.  Ancient  poetical 
tracts  of  16th  cent. :  The  doctrinall  of  good  servauntes; 

—  The  boke  of  mayd  Emlyn ;  —  The  nutbrowne  mayd; 

—  Complaynt  of  a  dolorous  loner;  —  Loues  leprosie.  — 
Cock  Lorell's  bote ;  ed.  by  E.  F.  Rimbault.  —  Johnson, 
R.  Crown  garland  of  golden  roses;  ed.  by  W.  Chappell. 

—  Hutton,  H.  Follie's  anatomic.  1619 ;  ed.  by  E.  K.  Rim 
bault.  —  Wotton,   Sir  II.     Poems;  ed.by  A.  Dyce.     7. 
Harmony  of  birds;  ed.  by  J.I'.  Collier.  —A  paraphrase 
on  the  seven  penitential  psalms,  in  Engl.  verse  ;  ed.  by  W. 
H.  Black.  —  Drayton,  M.  Harmony  of  the  Church.  1591; 
cd.  by  A.  Dyce.  —  Jack  of  Dover,  his  quest  of  inquirie. 
1604.  —  The  penniles  parliament  of  threed-bare  poets. 
1603;  ed.  by  T.  Wright.  —  A  Kerry  pastoral;  ed.  by  T. 
C.  Croker.     8.    Wright,'!1.    Selection  of  Latin  stories. — 
Gitford,  G.     Dialogue  of  witches  and  witchcraft;  ed.  by 
T.  Wright.     9.  Rowlands,  S.     The  four  knaves;  ed.  by 
E.  F.  Kimbault.  —  Thomson,  J.      Poem  to  the  memory 
of  AV.  Congreve;  ed.  by   P.  Cunningham.    —   Pleasant 
conceits  of  old  Hobson,  the  merry  Londoner;  cd.  by  J. 
O.  Halliwell.  — Maroccus  extalieus  ;  or,Bankes'  bay  horse 
in  a  trance.  1595;  ed.  by  E.  F.  Rimbault.  —  Rimbault, 
E.  F.     Old  ballads  illustrating  the  great  frost  of  1683- 
84.      10.     Lord  mayor's  pageants  :  pt.  1,2;  ed.  bi'  F.  W. 
Fairholt.      11.     The  owl  and  the  nightingale;  cd.  by  T. 
Wright.  —  Croke,  .T.  Thirteen  psalms  and  1st  chapter  of 
Efflesiastes,  versified;  ed.by  P.  Bliss.  —  Halle,  J.     An 
hitt  mall  expostulation,  etc.  1565 ;  ed.  by  T.  J.  Pettigrew. 

—  Rich,  B.     The  honestie  of  this  age.  1611 ;  ed    by  P. 
Cunningham.      12.     Reynard  the    fox,  from    Caxton's 
ed.     13.     Croker,  T.  C.     The  keen  of  the  south  of  Ire 
land.  —  Goodwin,.!.  Six  ballads,  with  burdens.  —  Col 
lier,  J.  P.  Lyrical  poems,  select,  fr.  Musical  public.  1589- 
1600.      14.     Audelay,  J.      Poems;   ed.  by  J.  O.  Halli 
well.  —  St.  Brandan,  a  legend  of  the   sea;  ed.   by   T. 
Wr right.   —  Romance  of  the  Emperor  Octavian  ;  ed.  by 
J.  O.  Halliwell.     15.  Friar  Bakon's  prophesie  ;  ed.  by  J. 
O.  Halliwell.  —  Halliwell,  J.  O.     Poetical  miscellanies. 

—  The  crown  garland  of  golden  roses,  pt.  2;  ed.  by  W. 
Chappell.     16.     Seven  sag.-s,  with  an  introd.  essay ;  ed. 
by  'J'.  Wright.  —  Romance  of  Syr  Tryamoure  ;  ed.  by  J. 
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versions  of  ancient  ballads  ;  —  Ancient  p  >ems, ballads,  and 
songs.  18.  Hiwes,  S.  The  pastime  of  pleasure.  19. 
Fairholt,  K.  W.  Civic  girland,  a  coll.  of  HOUR*  fr. 
London  pag.-ants.  —  Life  and  mirtyrdom  of  T.  Be^ket; 
ed.  by  J.  II.  Black.  20.  Barnard's  affectionate  nh.ip- 
herd;  ed.  by  J.  ().  Ilalliwell.  —  Haywjod,  J.  Dialogue 
on  wit  and  folly;  ed.  by  F.  W.  F.iirliolt.  —  Danham,  M. 
A.  Proverbs  and  popular  sayings.— Song  of  Lady  B.-ssy; 
ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  21.  Croker,  T.  C.  Popular 
songs,  illustrative  of  the  French  invasions  of  Ireland  : 
Darand,  J.  V.  Mem.  of  Captain  Thurot;  —  Capture  of 
Carrickfergus  by  Thurot  in  176!) ;  —  Bantry  B  ly  inva 
sion  ;— Killala  "invasion.  22.  Barclay,  A.  The  cyte- 
x.en  and  uplondy  shman ;  ed.  by  K.  W.  Fairholt.  — 
Interlude  of  the  four  elements;  ed.  by  J.  O.  II  alii  well. 

—  Ingelend,  T.     Interlude  of  the  disobedient  child;  ed. 
by  J     O.    Ilalliwell.   —   Mary,    Count?.**  of   Wunoirk. 
Autobiography;  ed.  by  T.  C.  Croker.  —  Westward  for 
smelts;  ed.  by  . I.  O.  Ilalliwell.     23.     Wright,  T.     S  >ngs 
and  carols  of  the  loth  century.  —  S  indys,    W.     Festive 
songs  of  the  16th  and  17th  century.   —   H-illiwell,  J.  O. 
Popular  Eng.  hist.  24-23.  Chaucer,  G.  Canterbury  tales; 
ed.  by  C.  Wright.      27.     Massinger,  P.     B.'leeve  as  you 
list;  ed.  by  T.  C.  Croker.   —  Fairholt,  F.  W.     Satirical 
Nongs  and  poems  on  costume.     23.     ^Elfric.     An  Anglo- 
Saxoa  passion  of  St.  Gjorge;  ed.  by  C.  H  irdwick.  — 
1'oein  on  the  times  of  Eiward  II.  ;  ed.  by  C.  II  irdwiok. 

—  Shoreham,  W.  de.    Poein-t;  ed.  by  T.  Wright.  —  The 
triall  of  treasure;  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.     29.    Ilalli 
well,  .1.  O.  Notices  of  fugitive  tracts  and  chap-book*.  — 
The  man  in   the  moone;  ed.  by  .1.  O.  Ilalliwell.  —  The 
use  of  dice-play;  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  —  Hilliwell,  J. 
O.    Loyal  garland :   a  coll.  of  songs  of  17th  cent.  —  Fair- 
holt,  V.  \V.     Poems   and   songs  on  the  assassination  of 
Duke  of    Buckingham.      30.     Delonay,  T.     Garland  of 
good-will;  ed.  by  J.  II.  Dixon.  —  Britannia's  pastorals; 
a  third  book;   ed.  by  T.  O.  Croker.   —  John   Bon   and 
Mast   Person  ;  a  dialogue  in  verse ;  ed.  by  W.  H.  Black. 

Percy's  ra  isque ;    a    drama ;    by  J.  A.   Hillhouse. 

X.  Y.,  1820.   12°. 
Pardiccts  ff/>'i».iiui.     Hierosolyma,  Gr.  et  Lat.,  F.  Morello 

intcrp. :    ed.    L.  Allatius.     (In   Byzant.    hist,    scr., 

v.  23.  1733.) 
Perdonnet,  Albert  Augmte.     L'Kcole  Centrale  des  Arts  et 

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Voyages  au  Mont  Perdu.     Paris,  1801.  8°. 

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Pere  Gigogne,  Le  ;    par  A.  Dumas.     Paris,  1860. 

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12°.     ((Envres  completes.) 
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1860.   18°. 
Pere  prodigue,  Un  ;  comedie,  par  A.  Dumas,   fils. 

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de  C.  do. 
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—   FABUICIUS,    J.   A.      Notitia   diariorum    litterariorum 
Kuropae.     (In  Morhof,  D.  G.     Polyhistor.  1732.) 

—  HATIN,  L.  E.     Essai  sur  le  naissatice  et  les  progres  de 

la  presse  periodique  dans  les  Deux  Mondes.    (In  his 
Bibliog.  de  la  presse  periodique   fr.  1866.) 

Origines  du  journal.     (In  hi*  Hist,  de  la  presse,  v.  1. 

1859.) 

—  HUNT,   E.  B.     Systemizing  the  abbreviations  of  titles 

of  periodicals,  etc.     (In  Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  10. 
pt.  2.  1857.) 


For  lists  of  the   English,   French.    German,    Italian, 

Spanish,  and  American  periodicals  in  the  Library,  me 

England  ;  —  France  ;  —  Germany ;  —  Italy  ;  —  Spain  ; 

—  United  States. 

Periodicity.    WEGUEI.IN,  J.    Sur  le  oours  periodiqne  des 

evenemens.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  A  lib  ,  178.5.) 
Perion  (I.at.  Perionius),  Joachim.     De  magiMratibus  Grae- 
eornni  et  Romanomm.     (In   Gronovius,  J.     Thes. 
Gr.  antiq.,  v.  6.  16P9.) 

—  NICERON.  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  36.  1736.) 
Periosteum.    PARSONS,   II.    Inflammation   of  the  P.    (In 

hi*  Prize  diss.  1848.) 

Periplus  Erythrei,  Euxini  Maris.     See  Arrianus. 
Peripneumonia  typhoides.    ARNEI.T..  D.  It.    Address  on 

P.  T.    Goshen,  1815.  8°.    (B  1547) 
Perit,  Pelatiah.     NEW  YORK.     CHAMBER   or   COM- 

MERCE.      Proceedings,    death  of  P.      X.  Y., 

1864.   8°. 

Peritonitis.     SITTON,  T.     (In  his  Tracts.  1813.) 
Perizolo  da  Pixa,    8.     Ricordi,    1422-1510.     (In    Archivio 

stor.  ital.,  v.  6.  pt.  2.  1845.) 
Perizonius,  Jacobus,  originally  Voorbroeh.     Orig- 

ines  Babylonicse  et  ./Egyptiacsr.     Ed.  2a,  cui 

prfrf.,  etc.,    add.    C.  A.  Dukerus.     Traj.  a. 
•  R.,  1736.  12°. 

—  Not*.     (In  Sanchez,  F.     Minerva.  1754.) 

—  Rerum  per  Europam  gestarum  ab  ineunte  ssrc- 

ulo  xvi.  usque  ad  Caroli  v.  mortem  com- 
mentarii.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1710.  12°. 

—  NICERON,  J.  I'.     (In  his  Mem.,v.  1.  1729;  and,  Germ., 

v.  1.   1749.) 

Perjury.  -iKnniiir.n  PRESBYTERY.  Instructions  and  warn 
ing  against  penury.  Kelso,  1782.  8°.  (B  256) 

Perkin  Warbeck.     See  Ford,  J. 

Perkins,  Augustus  Thorndike.  Sketch  of  the  fam 
ily  of  Dumaresq  ;  with  reminiscences  of  J. 
Dumaresq.  Albany,  1863.  8n. 

Perkins,  Benjamin  Douglas.  Experiments  with 
metallic  tractors  as  pub.  by  Herholdt  and 
Rafn  ;  also  reports  of  about  one  hundred 
and  fifty  cases  in  Eng.  London.  1799.  8°. 

—  LANGWORTHY,  C.  C.     Review  of  P.'s  late  pamphlet. 

(In  hi"  View.  1798.) 
Perkins,  Charles.     Oration,  Norwich,  July  4.      Norwich, 

1822.  8°.    (B557) 
Perkins,   Charles  Callahan.     Italian  sculptors  ;    a 

history  of  sculpture  in  X.,  S.,  and  E-  Italy. 

London,  1868.  4°. 

—  Tuscan    sculptors  ;     their   lives,    works,    and 

times.     London,   1864.  2  v.  4°. 

—  American  art  museums.  (In  N.  Amer.  rev.,  v.  3.  1870.) 

—  Art  education  in  America.     (In  Amer.  Soc.  Sci.  Assoc. 

Journ.,  no.  3.  1871.) 

Perkins,  Cyrus.  Eulogy  on  W.  II.  Woodward,  Aug.  26. 
Hanover,  1818.  8°.  (B  1194) 

—  Inang.  diss.  on  fever.     Boston,  1802.  8°.     (B  153,  736) 
Perkins,  Edward  T.     Xa  Motu  ;  or,  Reef-rovings 

in  the  South  Seas  ;  adventures  at  the  Ha 
waiian,  Georgian,  and  Societv  Islands. 
X.  Y.,  1854.  8°. 

Perkins,  Elisha.  Certificates  of  the  efficacy  of  Dr.  P.'s 
patent  metallic  instruments.  Newburyport,  [17901. 
8°.  (B393) 

—  Evidences  of  the  efficacy  of  [his]  patent  metallic  in 

struments.     Phila.,  [1797].  12".     (C  159) 

—  LANGWORTHY,  C.  C.    View  of  the  Perkinean  electric 

ity.    2d  ed.     Bath,  1798.  8°.     (B  816) 
Perkins,  Ephraim.     A   Bunker  Hill  contest,   1826, 

between  the  'Holy  Alliance"  and  C.  Finney, 

High  priest,   etc.,   and  the  dissenters  of  free 

enquiry,  etc.     Utica,  1826.  12". 
Perkins,   Erasmus.     Hints  rel.  to  the  texture  of  mind  and 

the  manufacture  of  conscience;  pub.  for  the  benefit 

of  R.  Wedderburn.     London,  [1819?].  8°.     (B  1681) 
Perkins,    F.      Xew    almanack,    1744.        London, 

[1744].  12". 
Perkins,  Frederic  Beecher.     C.  Dickens  ;  a  sketch 

of  his   life  and  works  ;   [with  a  criticism  by 

Taine].     X.  Y.,  1870.  12". 

—  Perkins  family   of   Connecticut.      (In  N.  E.  hist,  and 

geneal.  reg.',  v.  14.  1860.) 


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PERNETY 


Perkins,    George.     Two   sermons.    Ashburnliam,   J;in.    22. 

Anilov.-r,  1826.  8°.    (B  1299) 

Perkins,  George  A.     Perkins  family  of  Ipswich.     (In  Es 
sex  Inst.     Hist,  col  ,  v.  11.  1872.) 
Perkins,   Henry  C.     Tli'1  physician  and  surgeon  in  war.  — 

Reminiscences  of  fever.    (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.    Mod. 

coiiim..  V.  10.   1S66  )  • 

Perkins,  .lames,   chuiriiinii.     Report  of  the   committee  of 

merchants  of  Boston  on  the  tariff.     Boston,  1820.  8°. 

(B536,  1076,  1511) 
Perking,    .lames    Amory.     ROPES,   J.   C.     (In   Higginson, 

T.  W.     Harvard  mem.  biog  ,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Perkins,   James   Handasyd.     Annals  of   the   west. 

2J  ed.,    rev.  ami  enl.,    by   J.  M.  Peck.     St. 

Louis,  18-50.  8". 

—  Christian   civilization;    address   before   the   Athenian 

Soc.  of  the  Univ.  of  Ohio,  Sept.  16.     Cincin.,  1840. 
8°.     (B  1580) 

-   Discourse    before   the   Ohio   Historical    Society.      (hi 
Ohio  Hist,  and  Phil.  Soc.     Trans.,  pt.  2,  v.  1.  183'J.) 

—  Diseoursv,   Cincinnati,    Oct.  8.     Cincin.,    1848.   8°.     (B 

1299) 

—  Duties  of  the  liberal  professions ;   an  address   before 

tin'  1'hi  Delta  Sigma  Soc.  of  Cincinnati  Col.    Cincin., 

1840.  8°.     (B  1580) 
Perkins,  John,  d.   1544.     Treatise  of  the  laws   of 

England    rel.    to    conveyancing.       loth     ed. 

Dublin.  1772.  12". 
Perkins,  Dr.  John.     Nature  and  cause  of  the  tails  of  comets 

elucidated.     Boston,  1772.  12°.     (B135) 
Perkins,  Joseph.    Oration  upon  genius,  July  19.    Boston, 

1797.  12°.    (B  613) 

Perkins,  Justin.     Residence  of  eight  years  in  Per 
sia.     Amlover,  1813.  8". 

—  A  good  missionary;  sermon,  Oroomiah,  Persia,  death 

of  W.  R.  Stocking.     Boston,  1854.  8".     (B  1224) 

—  Historical    sketch  of  the   mission    to   the    Nestorians. 

Boston.  Amer.  Konrd  of  Comm.  for  Foreign  Jfii- 
Kioiio,  1S66.  8°.     (E  10) 

—  Journal   of    a   tour   from   Oroomiah  to  Mosul  through 

the  Koordish  Mts.,  and  a  visit  to  the   ruins  of  Nin 
eveh.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  2.  1851.) 

—  Our  country's  sin:  sermon.     (In  American  slavery  in 

connection  with  Amer.  Christianity.   1854.     B  1299, 
C  262) 

Perkins,    Nathan,    D.D.     Benign   influence,  etc. ;    sermon, 
election,  May  12.     Hartford,  1808.  8".     (B  328) 

—  Discourse,  Oct.  10,  ordination  of  N.  Perkins,  Jr.,  Am- 

herst,  Mass.    Northampton.  1810.  8°.     (B  1133) 

—  Discourse,   ordination  of  C.  Chapin,  April  30.     Hart 

ford,  1794.  8°.     (B  1322) 

—  History  of  the   origin   of  the   Anabaptists.      (In   La- 

throp,  J.     Sermons.  1793.) 

—  Sermon;  pleasantness  of  true  religion.  (In  American 

preacher,  v.  1.  1791.)  —  Sermons;  Christ  the  way, 

truth,  and  life.     (In  v.  4.  1793.) 
Perkins,  Orren.      Lessons  of  the  sea;  sermon,  on  the  loss 

of  the  Arctic,  preached  in  Shirley,  Oct.  22.   Boston, 

1854.  8°.    (B  1299) 
Perkins,    Stephen   George.      HIGGINSON,  T.  W.      (In  his 

Harvard  mem.  biog..  v.  1.  1866.) 
Perkins,  Stephen  II.     Abuse  of  representative  government. 

(fn  Peabody,  E.  I'.     Esthetic  papers.  1849.) 

—  Bank-notes  and  specie,  as  circulating  media.     Boston, 

1856.  8°.    (C  197,  266) 

Perkins,  Thomas  Htmdasyd.    Remarks,  at  the  lay 
ing  of  the  corner   stone   of  the   Boston   Exchange, 
Aug.  2.     Boston,  1841.  8°.    (B  1612) 
—  CAHY,  T.G.    Memoir  of  P.,  with  extracts  from 
his  diaries.     Boston,  1856.  8". 

Stime.      (In  Hunt,  F.     Lives  of   Amer.  merchants, 

v.  1.  1856.) 

—  REPORT  of  the  case  of  J.  D.  executor  of  IT.  Dodge,  vs. 

T.  H.  Perkins.     Boston,  1830.  8°.     (B  1437) 
Perkins,  William.     Camb.,  Ifi08-31.  3  v.  f°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  The  foundation  of  Christian  reli 
gion,  in  sixe  principles.  —  A  golden  chaine;  or,  The 
description  of  theologie.  —  Exposition  of  the  symbole 
or  creede  of  the  apostles.  —  Exposition  of  the  Lord's 
praier.  —  Treatise  tending  unto  a  declaration  whether 
a  man  may  be  in  the  estate  of  damnation,  or,  in  the 
estate  of  grace.  —  Case  of  conscience.  —  Direction  for 
the  government  of  the  tongue  according  to  God's  word. 
—  Two  treatises:  Nature  and  practice  of  repentance;  — 
Of  the  combat  of  the  flesh  and  spirit.  —  Treatise  how 
to  live  well  in  all  estates  and  times,  specially  when  helpes 
and  comforts  faile.  —  Treatise  of  dying  well.  —  Discourse 
of  conscience.  —  A  reformed  Catholike;  or.  Declaration 
shewing"  how  neare  we  may  come  to  the  present  Church 


of  Rome  in  sundrie  points  of  religion,  and  wherein  wo 
must  for  ever  depart  from  them.  —  Declaration  of  the 
true  manner  of  knowing  Christ  crucified  —  Graine  of 
musterd-seede.  —  True  gtlne  more  in  worth  then  all  the 
goods  of  the  world.  —  Warning  against  the  idolatrie  of 
the  last  times.  _  Treatise  of  God's  free  grace  and  man's 
free-will.  —  Treatise  of  the  vocations  or  callings  of  men, 
with  the  sorts  and  kinds  of  tluin,  and  the  right  use 
thereof.  2.  Contents  of  the  three  hookes  of  eases  of 
conscience.  —  Exposition  of  ch.  i.-v.  of  the  Epistle  to  the 
Galatians;  with  the  continuation  of  the  commentary 
upon  ch.  vl.  —  Tr.-atise  of  tho  manner  and  order  of 

predestination,  and  of  the  largjnesse  of  God's  grace. 

Treatise  cone,  the  only  true  matrier  and  method  of 
preaching.  3.  Exposition  of  Christ's  sermon  in  the 
Mount.  —  Commentarle  upon  ch.  ii.  to  the  Hebrewes, 
cont.  the  cloud  of  f.iithfull  witnesses.  —  Exposition  of 
ch.  i.-iii.  of  the  Revelation  of  S.  John.  —  C.jmbate  be 
tween  Christ  and  the  IK'vill;  eomim-ntarie  upon  Christ's 
temptations.  —  Exhortation  to  repentance,  grounded 
upon  Xeph.  ii.  1,  2.  —  The  calling  of  the  ministerie; 
declaring  their  duties  and  dignities,  in  two  treatises;  the 
first  grounded  on  Job  xxxiii.  23,  24;  the  second,  on  Isa. 
vi.  5-8.  —  A  fruitful  dialogue  cone  the  ende  of  the 
world,  between  a  Christian  and  a  worldling  —  Exposi 
tion  of  Jud;?.  —  Discourse  of  the  damned  art  of  witch 
craft,  grounded  on  Kxod.  xxii.  18.  —  Resolution  to  the 
countreiman,  proclaiming  it  utterly  unlawfull  to  buy  or 
use  our  yearely  prog  lostications.  —  Short  survey  of  the 
right  manner  of  erecting  and  ordering  of  a  family, 
according  to  the  Scriptures. 

-  Whole  treatise  of  cases  of  conscience ;  ed.    by 
T.  Picket-in;-;.     London,  1642.  4". 

—  ARMIMUS,  J.     Examination  of   P.'s  treatise  [on]  the 

order  and  mode  of  predestination.     (In  his  Works, 
v.  3.   1853.) 

—  MACCOVICS,  J.     Fragmenta  praelectionum  contra  Ar- 

mininm  pro  Perkinsio.     (In  hi*  Redivivns.  1654.) 
Perkins,   Wm.  Lee,  M.  D.      Essay    [on]    the   putrid    sore 

throat,  and  scarlatina.     London.  1787.  8".     (B  815) 
Perkins  family,  of  Connecticut.  I'ERKINS,  F.  B.     (hi  N.  E. 

hist,  and  geneal.  reg.,  v.  14.  1860.) 
Perkins  family,  of  Ipxicic/i.     PERKINS,  G.  A.    (In  Essex 

Inst.     Mist,  col.,  v.  11.  1872.) 
Perkins  Institutioa  and  Massachusetts  Asylum 

for   the    Blind.      8th -31st   annual   report. 

Boston,  1840-63.  24  v.  8°. 

—  8th  annual    report.     Boston,  1840.  8°.      (B  1819)  —  9th 

1841.     (B  1164)  —  15th.  1847.     (B  1736) 

Note.     For  previous  reports  gee  Massachusetts 
Asylum  for  the  Blind. 

Perle  noire,  La;  corned iu.     See  Sardou,  V. 
Perlee,  Abraham.     Salivary  defluxions  in  horses.    (In  Phil. 

Agric.  Soc.     Mem.,  v.  2.  1811.) 
Perlet,  Charles  Frederic.       LOMH.YRD   DE   LANORES.   V. 

Memoire  pour  L.  Fauche  Borel  contre  P.  2eed.  aug. 

Paris,  1816.  8°.     (B  802) 

Perley,  Ira.     Eulogy  on  the  late  D.  Webster,  Dec.  22.    Con 
cord,  1852.  8°.     (B1727) 
Perley,  Jeremiah.     Anniversary  oration  before  the  federal 

republicans  of  Hallowell,  July  4.    Augusta,  1807.  8°. 

(B1879) 

-  Debates,  resolutions,  etc.  See  Maine.  Conven.  (p.  1840). 

—  Oration,  consecration  of  the  Kennebunk   Lodge,  July 

20,  with  charge.     Hallowell,  1808.  8°.     (B  399) 
Perley,    M.  H.     Handbook   for   emigrants  to  New 
Brunswick.     St.  Johns.  1854.   12°. 

—  La  belle  Tolotah.      (In    Carleton,   J.    W.      Sporting 

sketch  book.  1842.) 

-  Reports  on  the  sea  and  river  fisheries  of  New 

Brunswick.     2d   ed.     Frederic-ton,    1852.  8°. 
Permanent  stereotype  steel  plate,  with  observations  on  its 

importance,  etc.    n.p.,  1806.  8°.    (B  664) 
Permanent  temperance  documents,  1851-52.    See  American 

Temperance  Union. 
Permauls,  Land  of  the.     See  Cochin. 
Pernambuco.     LANCASTER,  J.     Voy.   to   Fernambuck   in 

Brasil,  1594.     (In  Hakluyt,  R.    Col.,v.  4.  1811.) 
Pernety  or  Pernetti,  Antoine  Joseph,  I' abbe.     Dic- 

tioniiaire  mytho-hermetique.    Par.,  1787.  12°. 

—  Dissertation  sur  1'Amerique  et  les  Americains 

contre   les    'Recherches    philosophiques'    de 
Pfauw].     Berlin,  [1770].   12°. 

—  Same.     1764.     (In  Pauw,  C.  de.    Recherches  philoso- 

phiques,  v.  2.  1774.) 

—  Examen  des  'Recherches  philos.'  et  de  la  'De 

fense'  de  cet  ouvrage.     Berlin,  1771.  2  v.  8°. 


PERNETY 


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—  Ilistoire  (Tun  voyage  aux  isles  Malouines,  1763, 

64  ;  avcc  des  obs.  sur  le  detroit  de  Magellan, 
et  sur  les  Patagons.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris, 
1770.  2  v.  8". 

—  L'influence     des    causes    physiques    sur    1'esprit   de 

1'homme.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb. .1776.)  — 
Sur  les  different!  tempi-rumens,  et  sur  lours  eft'cts. — 
De  I'influeiicc  fles  causes  physiques  sur  le  tempera 
ment.  (In  1777.)  —  Hemoire  sur  les  defauts.  (In 
1778.) 

—  Sur  1'usage  des  anciens  et  des  modernes.     (In  Serieys, 

A.     Bibl.  acad.,  v.  7.  1811.) 

—  PAUW,  C.  de.    Defense  des  'Recherches  philos.' 

Berlin,  1774.  12°.  (Vol.  3  of  the  'Re- 
cherches'.) 

Pernicious  principles  of  Tom  Paine  exposed  in  an  address 

to  labourers  and  mechanics.    3ded.    London.  [179-]. 

8°.     (D  55) 
Perodi,  P.     Memoirs  of  the  reign  of  Murat.     Boston,  1818. 

8°.    (B  456) 

Perolla  and  Izadora;  a  tragedy.     Sft  Gibber,  C. 
Peron,   Fran§ois.     Voyage  for   the   discovery  of  southern 

lands.     (In  Pinkerton,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  11.  1812.) 

—  JARDINE,  .Sir  \V.     Memoir  of  P.     (Jn  his  Nat.  lib., 

Mam.,  v.  8.  1839.) 
Peros  Banhos.    RANGKL,  M.    Nsufrngio  da  nao  Conoeicao 

7ios  Baixos  de  Pel  o  dos  Banhos,  1555.     (Jn  Gomes 

de  Erito,  B.     Hist.  trag.  mnr.,  v.  1.  1735.) 
Perotti,  Giustino  Levi.     GIROM,  11.     (Jn  Ms  Kac.  di  lir., 

ital.  1808.) 
Perotti,  Nicolo.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.9.  1729; 

and.  (ierm.,\.  10.  1754.) 
Perouse,  J.  F.  G.  de  la.     See  La  Perouse. 
Perowne,  Edward  Henry.    The  Godhead  of  Jesus  ; 

Hulsean  lect.  for  1866;  added,  two  sermons 

preached  before  the  Univ.  of  Camb.    Camb., 

1867.  8". 
Perpetua.    BOEHHINGER,  F.      (In  his    Kirche    Christi,  Ir 

Bd.,  le  Abth.  1842.) 

—  PASSION  of  the  martyr  P.    (In  Cyprianus,  T.  C.  Writ 

ings,  v.  2.  1869.) 

Perpetual  curate,  The  ;  by  Mrs.  Oliphant.  N.  Y., 
1865.  8°. 

—  Same.     New  ed.     Edin.,  London,  1869.  16°. 

—  Sarxe.     (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  77-85.  1863-64.) 
Perpignan.    HENRY,  D.M.  J.    Sur  Pancienne  constitution 

municipale   de   la  ville   de   Perpignan.     (In   Paris. 

Inst.  Ac.  (I.  Inner.     Div.  sav.,  2e  ser.,  v.  1.  1843.) 
Perrault,  A.     Materiel  et  outillage  mecanique  de  la  tanne- 

rie  et  de  la  megisserie.     (In  France.   Com.  Imp.  de 

I'ErpoK.  de  1867.     Rapports,  v.  8.) 
Perrault,  Charles.    Contes  des  fees.    Paris,  [18 — ]. 

18". 

—  and  others.     Contes  des  fees.    Nouv.  ed.,  illust. 

Paris,  [I860].  8°. 

—  Paralelle  des  anciens  et  des  modernes.     Nouv. 

ed.     Paris,  1693.  2  v.   12°. 

—  AI.EMBEUT,  J.  le  li.  d'.     (In  his  (Euvrcs,  v.  9.  1805.) 

—  NICERON,   J.    P.      (In  his   Mem.,   v.  33.    1736;    and, 

Germ.,  v.  24.  1777.) 

Perrault,  Claude.  CONDORCET,  J.  A.  N.  C.,  marq.  de. 
(In  his  CEuvres,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  NICERON,  J.   P.      (In  hit    Mem.,  v.  33.   1736;    and, 

Germ.,  v.  24.  1777.) 

Perrault,  J.  F.  Plan  raisonne  d'education  generale  et  per- 
manente.  (/n  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec. 
Trans.,  v.  2.  1831.) 

Perrault,  .John  Baptiste.  Indian  life  in  the  North-Western 
regions  of  the  U.  S.,  in  1783;  with  an  introd.  by  H. 
R.  Schoolcraft;  relation  of  the  voyages  and  adven 
tures  of  a  merchant-voyager,  etc.  (In  Schoolcraft, 
11.  H.  Hist,  information  resp.  the  Indian  tribes, 
pt.  3.  1853.) 

Perrault,  Nicolas.  The  Jesuits'  morals  ;  extracted 
out  of  the  Jesuits'  own  books.  London, 
1670.  f°. 

Perreau,  Daniel  and  Robert.     See  Rudd,  Mrs.  M.  C. 

Perrengton,  S.  Popular  treatise  on  the  stomach.  2.1  ed. 
London,  1839.  8°.  (C  270) 

Perrenot  de  Granville,  Antoine  de,  cardinal.  Pa- 
piers  d'etat  ;  pub.  [par]  C.  Weiss.  Paris, 
1840-52.  9  v.  4°.  (Col.  de  doc.  ined.) 

—  CROWE,  K.  C.     (In  fiix  Lives  of  for.  statesmen,  v.  1. 

1833.     Lardner.   Cab.  eye.) 


Perrens,  Francois  Tommy.  Les  manages  espag- 
nols,  sous  le  icgne  de  Henri  iv  et  la  legcnce 
de  Marie  de  Medicis.  [1602-1615.]  Paiis, 
[187-].  8°. 

—  Several   articles.]      (In    Revue   d.   D.   Mondcs,   aout 

1854- Jan.  1867.) 

Perret,  Paul.  Les  bourgeois  de  campagne.  Paris, 
1859.  18°. 

—  Les   roueries  de  Colombe,  le  pricure.      Paris, 

1866.    18". 

—  Romans  et  nouvelles.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Momles,  oct. 

I860  -  avr  1867.) 

Perrey,  Alexis.     Sur  les  tremblements  de  terre  de  la  pe- 
ninsiile  scandinave.     (In  Sairnard,  1".     Voy.  de  la 
Com.  Sci.  du  Nord  en  Scandinavie,  v.  1.) 
Perrier,  Jean  Baptiste.      Le  guide  des  juges  mili- 

taires.     Paris,  1811.  8". 
-    Same.     Paris,  1813.  8°. 

Perrin,  Antoine.  Collection  universelle  des  mem. 
rel.  a  la  hist,  de  France.  Paris,  1785-91. 
64  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Joinville,  J.,  girt  de.  2.  Du 
Cange,  C'.  du  F.  Observ.  sur  les  Mem.  de  Joinville.  3. 
Extraits  des  mss.  arabes.  —  Du  Cange,  C.  du  F.  Dis 
sertations.  3-5.  Du  Guesclin,  B.  5.  Christine  de 
J'Uan.  —  Ferrin,  I',  de.  6.  Boucicaut,  J.  le  M., 
marshal.  7.  Mem.  cone,  de  la  puoelle  d'Orlenns  [J. 
Dare].  —  Richemont.  —  Florent  d'llliers.  8,  9.  La 
Marche,  Y.  P,  .P.  A.  de  M.  i-hec.  de.  9.  DuCleicq,  J. 
10-12.  Comines,  1'.  de.  13.  Jean  de  7'toi/ex.  14. 
Villeneuve,  G.  de.  —  Bouchet,  .1.  Mem.  de  Louis 
de  la  Tnmoille.  14,  15.  Bayard,  P.  du  T.,  flier. 
16.  LaMarck,  R.  de,  xtiyn.  d>  J-lnnatiym.  —  Louise 
de  fiaroye.  17-21.  DuBellay,  Q.  and  M.  22-26. 
Montluc,  B.  de.  26-28.  Tavannes,  G.  de  S  ,  wV/j?.  de. 
28-33.  Carloix,  V.  Mem.  de  F.  de  Scepeaux,  sire  de 
Vieilleville.  33-37.  Boivin,  F.  de,  binon  de  Villars. 
37-39.  Rabutin,  F.  de.  39,  40.  Salinac,  B.  de. 
40.  Coligni,  G.  de.  —  La  Cfcatre,  C.  de.  —  Roche- 
chouart,  G.  de.  41.  Mergey,  .1.  de.  41-46.  Castel- 
nau,  M.de.  46.  Gamon,  A.  —  Philippi,  J.  47-49.  La 
Noue,  F.  de.  49.  Bouillon,  II.  de  la  T.  d'A.,  due  de.  — 
Tavannes,  G.  de  S,  utiyn.  de.  £0-52.  Hurault,  1'., 
lp.  de  Chertrny.  52.  Marguerite  de  Valoix.  P3,  54. 
Thou,  J.  A.  de.  54.  Merle,  M  de.  —  Choisnin,  J. 
55-60.  Cayet,  P.  V.  J'.  61.  Saint- Auban,  J.  P., 
si-iyn.  de.  61,  62.  Villeroy,  X.  de  N .,  *»>?/»•  de.  62. 
An'gouleme,  (;.  de  V.,  due  d'.  63,  64.  T  able. 
Perrin,  Jean  Paul.  History  of  the  old  Waldenses 
and  Albigenses  ;  tr.  from  the  French.  Lon 
don,  1711.  f°.  (Pt.  2  of  Bray,  T.  Papal 
usurpation.) 

Perrin,  John.  Elements  of  English  and  French 
conversation  ;  rev.  and  cor.  by  C.  Preud- 
homme.  N.  Y.,  1814.  12°. 

—  Fables  amusantes,  avec  une  table  gen.  et  partic. 

des  mots  et  de  leur   signification  en  anglois. 
Phila.,  1804.   12°. 

—  Grammar  of  the  French  tongue.     10th  ed.     N. 

Y.,   1799.  12°. 

—  Same.     Rev.  by  Tocquot  from    llth  London 

ed.     N.  Y.,  1816.  12". 

Perrin,  Mint.  Louise  (Charly  Lahe).  crilli-d  La  belle  cordiere. 
Poesie.  (Jn  Annales  poet.,  v.  4.  1778.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hln  Mem.,  v.  23.  1733.) 

—  SAINTE-BELVE,  C.  A.    (In  hi*  Portr.  eontemp.,  v.  3. 

1852.) 

Perrin,  Marc.  Favori.  —  Une  soiree  do  Barbaroux.  (In 
Echo  des  feuilletons,  2e  an.  1842.) 

Perrin,  Maurice.  Du  role  de  1'alcool.  1860.  See  Lalle- 
mand,  L  ,  and  others. 

Perrin,  Victor,  marnftaf.  HEADLEY,  J.  T.  (Jn  his  Napo 
leon,  v.  2.  1847.) 

Perrin  du  Lac,  F.  M.  Voyage  dans  les  deux 
Louisianes  et  chez  les  nations  sauvages  du 
Missouri,  1801-03.  Lyon,  1805.  8". 

Perrine,  Henry.     LINN,  L.  F.     Report  on  memo 
rial    for    encouragement    of    cultivation     of 
tropical   plants.     [Wash.,    1838.]    8°.     (25th 
Cong.,  2d  sess.,  Sen.,  no.  300.) 
Another  to;/;/.     (B  1816) 


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PERSEPOLIS 


Perring,  J.  S.    The  pyramids  of  Gixeh,  from  actual 
survey;    with    sketches    by    E.  J.  Andrews  ; 
[and]    remarks    on   the  hieroglyphics,  by  S. 
Birch.     London,  1839-42.  3  v.  f°. 
Cfmtmtx.     I't.  1.    The  great  pyramid.     2.    The  second 
and  third  pyramids.    3.    The  pyramids  to  the  southward 
of  (tizeh  and  at  Abou  Roash,  etc. 

Perro  del  hortelano.    El:  por  F.  L.  do  Vega  Carpio.      (In 
Ochoa,  E.  de.     Col.  do  piezas  escog.,  1840;  and  in 
hi*  Tea.  del  teatro  esp.,  v.  2.  1838.) 
Perron,  J.e  <lo<  tear,  tr.     See  Glaive-des-Couronnei. 
Perron,  Jacques  Davy  du.     See  Du  Perron. 
Perrone,  Ettore.     I'OEKIO,  E.      (In  Amato,  G.   d'.      Pan- 
teon.  v.l.  1851.) 

Perrone,  Giovanni.  Prselectiones  theologies?.  Roma-, 

1840-44.  8  v.  in  9  pt.  8". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  I)e  vera  religione.  2.  De  locis 
theologicis.  3.  De  Deo  uno  et  de  trinltatc.  4.  De 
Deo  creatore.  5.  De  incarnatiotie  et  de  cultu  sancto 
rum.  6.  De  gratia  et  de  sacramentis  in  genere.  7,  8. 
De  sacramentis  in  specie. 

Perrot,  A.  M.,  and  Achin,  — .  Atlas  geog.  statist,  et 
progressif  des  departemens  de  hi  Prance  et 
de  ses  colonies.  Paris,'  [182-].  4°. 

—  and  L****,  M.     La    construction  et  le  dessin 

des  cartes   geographiques.     Paris,  1847.  18". 

(Manuels-Roret.) 
Perrot,  Georges.     Rapport  sur  la  'Geographic  de  Strabon, 

par  A.  Tardieu'.   (In  Paris.  Soc.  de  Geog.     Bui.,  5e 

Her.,  v.  14.  1S67.) 
-   Numerous  articles.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars 

1803 -dec.  1875.) 
Perrot,  Henry.     Epigrams.     (In  Campbell,  T.    Brit,  poets, 

v.  2.  1819.) 
Perrot,  J   F.  A.      See    Menard,   L.      Hist,    des    antiq.   de 

Nismcs.  1864. 
Perrot,  Nicolas.    Memoires  sur  les  mcrurs,  etc.,  des 

sauvages  de  I'Amer.  Scptent.     Lpz.,  1864.  8°. 

(Bibl.  amer.) 

Perry,  Arthur  Latham.  Elements  of  political  econ 
omy.  N.  Y.,  186C.  8". 

Perry,  Benjamin  F.     Address  before  the  S.  Carolina  Insti 
tute,  Nov.  1856.     Charleston,  1857.  8°.    (B  1586) 
Perry,  Charles.      View  of  the   Levant,    [1739-40], 

London,  1743.  f°. 
Perry,  Charles,  Bp.  of  Melbourne.    Letter,  1849.     (In  Soc. 

Prop.  Gosp.     Church  in  the  colonies,  v.  3.  1850.) 
Perry,  David.     Short  view  and  defence  of  the  eceles.  rights 

of  man,  [Dec.  25,]  1795.     Danbury,  1796.  12".  (C  74) 
Perry,  Gardner  H.     Ministerial  gifts,  etc.;  sermon,  Boston, 

organization  of  the  Newburyport  Presbytery,  Oct. 

27.     Newburyport,  1826.  8°.     (B  1299) 
—   On    primary   education.      (In   Amer.   Inst.  of   Instr. 

Leet.,  1833.) 
Perry,    George   Grcsley,  ed.      Religious  pieces  in 

prose  and  verse.     London,  1867.  8°.      (Early 

Eng.  Text  Soc.) 
Perry,  Gideon.     Two  discourses,  Alton,  111.,  on  the  death 

of  W.  H.  Harrison.      Alton.  1841.  8°.    (B  1217) 
Perry,  James.      CATALOGUE  of    [his]   library,  sold 

1822;    [with  the  prices    in    ms.j.       London, 

1822.   8°. 
Perry,  John,  Joan,  and  Richard.     Case  of  the  Perrys,  ex- 

ecu  ted  for  murder,   1661.     (In  Craik,  G.  L.     Eng 
lish  causes  celebres.  1844.) 
Perry,   John    Buckley.     Boulder-trains   in    Berkshire  Co., 

Mass.  —  Supposed  elevation  and  depression  of  the 

continent   during    the   glacial   period.      (In  Amer. 

ASBOC.     Proc.,  v.  19.  1871.) 
Perry,  John  P.  (Buckley?).    The  red  sandstone  of  Vermont 

its  and   relations.     (In  Amer'  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  16. 

1868.) 
Perry,  Joseph.     Character  of  Moses;  disc,   [on]  the  death 

of  Hon.  R.  Wolcott,   May    17.     Hartford,  [1767].  4°. 

(B  258) 

—  Character  of  the  faithful  minister;  sermon,  death  of  N. 

Hooker,  June  11.     Hartford,  1770.  4°.    (B  258) 

—  Sermon  on  [the]  anniversary  election,  May  11.     Hart 

ford,  1775.  8°.     (B  258) 

Perry,  Marshall  Sears.  First  book  of  fine  and 
useful  arts.  Boston,  1832.  12°. 

—  Principles  and  objects  of  the  Mass.  Med.  Soe.  —  Bio. 

GRAPHICAL    notice    of  P.     (In    Mass.    Med.    Soc. 
Med.  comm.,v.  9.  1860.) 


Perry,  Matthew  Calbraith.  Narrative  of  the  ex 
pedition  of  an  Amer.  squadron  to  the  China 
Seas  and  Japan,  1852-54.  Wash.,  1856. 
3  v.  8°. 

A'ote.  Vol.  1  was  compiled  from  the  original  notes 
and  journals  of  P.  and  his  officers,  by  F.  I.,.  Hawks; 
v.  2  is  'Natural  history',  by  D.  S.  Green  and  others, 
with  illustrations;  v.  3  has  the  title-page  'U.  S.  Japan 
Expedition;  obs.  on  the  zodiacal  light,  by  G.  Jones'. 

-  Same.     Abridged  by  R.  Tomes.     N.  Y.,  1857. 

12". 

Perry,  Nathaniel.  Experimental  knowledge,  in  23 
nos.  2d  ed.  Boston,  1850.  2  v.  8". 

-  Same.     Nos.  29,  31,  32.     n.t.p.  IS". 

Perry,  Oliver  Hazard.  Documents  in  rel.  to  the 
differences  between  O.  H.  Perry  and  J.  I).  Elliott. 
Wash.,  1821,  reprinted  Boston,  1834.  8°.  (B  562, 
1602) 

—  CLEVELAND,  O.    INAUGURATION  of  the  Perry  statue, 

1860;    [with    an    eulogy    on    P.    by   G.   Bancroft]. 
Cleveland,  1861.  8°.     (B  1615) 

—  HEATH,  J.     Serious  charges  against  P.     n.p.,  [1817]. 

12°.    (C82) 

—  LONGACRE,  J.  B.,  ami  HERRING,  J.    (In  their  Nat. 

portr.  gal.,  v.  2.  1835.) 

-  MACKENZIE,  A.  S.     Life  of  P.     N.  Y.,  [1840-] 

45.  2  v.  8°.   (Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  126,  127.) 

-  NII.ES,  J.  M.     Life  of  P.     Hartford,  1820.  12°. 

—  PARSONS,  U.     Battle  of  Lake  Erie;   disc,  before  the 

Rhode  Island  Hist.  Soc.,  1852.     Prov.,  1854.  8".    (B 
1610,  1615) 

—  REVIEW  of  the    'Documents'    by  a  citizen   of 
Mass.     Boston,  1834.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.     (B  1602) 

—  WILSON,  T.     (In  hi.?  Biog.  of  Amer.  mil.  and  naval 

heroes,  v.  2.  1819.) 

Perry,  Sampson.  Hist,  sketch  of  the  French  Revo 
lution.  London,  1796.  2  v.  8°. 

Perry,  Thomas  Walter.  Reasonable  limit  of  lawful  ritual 
ism.  (In  Shipley,  O.  The  Church  and  the  world. 
1S66.) 

Perry,  Timothy.  Poem,  New  Ipswich,  Appleton  Academy. 
(In  New  Ipswich  Appleton  A  cad.  Oration.  1861.) 

Perry,  Walter  C.  The  Franks,  from  their  first  ap 
pearance  to  the  death  of  Pepin.  London, 
1857.  8°. 

Perry,  Wm.  The  man  of  business  and  gentleman's 
assistant.  3d  ed.  impr.  Edin.,  1777.  8°. 

—  Royal  standard   Eng.   dictionary.     4th  Amer. 

Wore.  ed.     Worcester,  1796.  4°. 

—  Same.     9th  ed.     London,  1798.  4°. 

-  Synonymous  etymological  and  pron.  Eng.  dic 

tionary.     London,  1805.  8°. 

Perry,  Wm.  Stevens,  Bp.  Historical  collections  re 
lating  to  the  American  colonial  Church. 
Hartford,  1870-71.  2  v.  4°. 

Contents.       Vol.   1.      Virginia,   1650-1705.       2. 
Pennsylvania,  16*0-1778. 

—  ed.     See  Churchman's  year  book.  1871. 

Perry.     DUBIEF,  L.  F.     Manuel    du   fabricant  de 

cidre  et  de  poire.      Nouv.  ed.,  par  F.  Male- 

peyre.     Paris,  1859.   18".      (Manuels-Roret.) 

Perry  Co.,    O.     WALLING,    H.  F.     Map.     N.  Y., 

1859. 

Persecution.  See  Liberty  of  conscience,  ftpedally  BAYLE, 
P.;  —  BIKCIILEV,  W. ;  —  BOLLLANGER,  N.  A.;  - 
CAREY,  M.;  —  COTTON,  J.;  —  DODDUIDGE,  P.;  — 
LECKY,  W.  E.  H.;—  LETTERS;  —  PENN;  —  PHYNN, 
W. ;  —  WILLIAMS,  R. 

See  al*o  Elwall,  E. ;  —  Galilei,  G. ;  —  Servetus  ;  — 
alto  Friends  ;  —  Inquisition ;  —  Jews  ;  —  Martyrs  ;  — 
Protestants  ;  —  Witchcraft. 

Persecution  for  religion  judg'd  and  condemned.  1662.  (In 
Underbill,  E.  B.  Tracts  on  liberty  of  conscience, 
1846.  Hiinserd  Knollys  Soc.) 

Pers6e  et  Demetrius,  tragedie.      See  Corneille,  T. 
Persepolis.     BUCKINGHAM.   J.  S.     Ruins  of  Perse- 
polis,  [1815].     (In  his  Travels  in  Assyria.  1829.) 

—  FERGUSSON*  J.     The  palaces  of  Nineveh  and 

P.  restored.     London,  1851.  8°. 


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PERSIA    (Descr.  and  Trav.) 


—  HEEREN,  A.  H.  L.   Ueber  die  Versuche  zur  Erklarung 

der  Denkmiiler  von  P.  (In  his  llistorische  Werke, 
v.  3.  1821.) 

—  HERDER,  J.  Q.  v.        Persepolis;  mlt  Flguren.  —  Per- 

sepolitanische  Briefe.  (In  his  SSiimmt.  Werke,  v. 
26.  1803.) 

—  HIRT,  A.     Die  Ituinen  von  Jschilminar.     (In  Berlin. 

Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  v.  40.  1812-13.) 

—  PRICE,    \V.      Diss.  upon    the    antiq.   of    P.      (In  his 

Journal  of  (lie  Brit,  embassy.  1832.) 

—   RICH,  C.  J.     Narrative  of  a  journey  to  P.,  [1821].   (In 
hi*  Narrative  of  a  journey  to  tile  site  of  Babylon.) 

—  SAINT   MARTIN,  A.  J.     Lcs  inscr.  de  P.     (In  Paris. 

Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.    Mem.,  v.  12,  pt.  2.  1836.? 

Perseus.  PANOFKA,  T.  Perseus  mid  die  Graea.  (In  Ber 
lin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1846.) 

Perseverance  of  Saints.  UAYNER,  M.  Observ.  on  Tytler'e 
sermon  on  the  saints'  perseverance.  New  Haven, 
1817.  8°.  (B  273) 

—  ZANCIII,  G.     De  persev.   sanctorum.      (In  his  Opera 

theol.,  v.  7.  1605.) 

Persia,  Ciro  di.  Canzone.  —  Quartine.  (In  Trucchi,  F. 
Poesie  Hal.,  v.  4.  1847.) 

Persia.  Antiquities. 

—  DUREAU  DE  LA  HALLE,  A.  J.  C.  A.     La  poliorcetiqtie 

des  Perses.  [544-537  B.C.].  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d. 
Inscr.  Mem.,  v.  18.  1849.) 

—  FORSTER,  C.     Monuments  of  Assyria,  Babylo 

nia,  and  P.     London,  1859.  8°. 
Architecture. 

—  BEAUMONT,  A.  de.    Architecture  in  P.    (In  Revue 

d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.,  oct.  1866.) 
See  also  Persepolis. 

Biography. 
See  Literature  (p.  2298). 

Calendar. 

-  WELSCHIUS,  G.  H.     Commentarius  in  Ru/name 

naurus  sive  tabula?  sequin octiales  novi  Per- 
sarum  et  Turcarum  anni.  Aug.  V  in  del., 
1576.  4°. 

Chronology. 

—  IDELER,  C.  L.     Ueber  die   Zeitrechnung   der  Perser. 

(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1814-15.) 

Commerce. 

—  FRASER,  J.  B.     See  Description,  1821-22. 

—  HANWAY,  J.    Account  of  the  British  trade  over 

the  Caspian  Sea.     London,  1753.  4  v.  4°. 

Description  and  Travels. 

—  BENJAMIN  of  Tadela,  [1160-73].    (In  his  Itinerary. 

1840-41.) 
Note.    For  other  accounts  see  Benjamin  (p.  251). 

-  BARBAKO,  G.    Viaggio  nella  Persia,  1436.    (In  Ra- 

musio,  G.  B.     Hat-.,  v.  2.  1574.) 

Eng.,  abstract.   (/nKerr,  K.    Col.  of  voy..  v.  1.  1824.) 

Lut.    Conv.  a  J.  Geudero.     (In  Bizari,  P.   KIT.  Pers. 

hist.  1601.) 

—  ZENO.  C.    Viaggio  in  P.,  [1450].    (In  Ramusio,  G.  B. 

Kac.  delle  nav.,  v.  2.  1574.) 

—  CONTARISI,  A.    Viaggio  nella  P.,  1473.    (In  Ramusio, 

G.  B.     Kac.  delle  nav.,  v.  2.  1574.) 

—  -  Eng.,   abstract.      (In  Kerr,   11.     Col.   of  voy.,   v.  2. 

1824.) 

Lat.    Conversa  a  J.  Geudero.    (In  Bizari,  P.    Rer. 

Pers.  hist.  1601.) 

—  VAKTIIEMA,   L.    di.     Voy.,  P.,  etc.,  1503.     (In  his 

Travels.  1863.     Hakluyt  Soc.,  v.  32.) 
Note.     For  other  accounts  see.  Varthema,  L.  di. 

—  VIAGGIO  d'un  mercatante,  1507.     (In  Ramusio,  G.  B. 

Rac.,  v.  2.  1574.) 

—  JENKINSON,  A.     Voyage,  1561.     (Tn  Harris,  J.     Col. 

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durent  s'opposer  audeveloppement  de  la  population, 
et  en  favoriser  I'accroisement  dans  1'cmpire  pcrsan  . 
(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  (?.  Inner.  Mem.,  v.  14.  1840.) 

Religion. 

—  BRUGSCH,  H.  C.  F.      Germanen  und  Perser.     (In  his 

Aus  dem  Orient.  1864.) 

—  GAKZONI,  M.   Notice  sur  Ice  Yezidis.     (In  Rousseau, 

J.  B.  L.     Descr.  de  Bagdad.  1809.) 

—  MKINERS,  C.      De  variis  religionis  Persarum  conver- 

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—  RAPP,  A.   Die  Religion  und  Sitte  der  Perser  und  iibri- 

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—  ROL'SSEAU,  J.  B.  L.     Notice  sur  les  Wahebis.   (In  his 

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See  also  Parsi;  —  Zendavesta. 

Persian    adventurer;    sequel    to    the   Kuzzilbash  ; 

by  J.  B.  Frazer.     Phila.,  1831.  2  v.   12". 
Persian  Gulf.     HEEHEN,  A.  II.  L.     DC  prisca  sinus 

Persici  facie  maxime  sec.  Nearchi classis  Alexandri 

duels  descriptionem.  (In  Goettingen.  Ges.  d.  Wiss. 

Comm.,  1795-98.) 
Germ.     Ueber   die  alte  Gestalt  des  persischen  Meer- 

busens.     (In  his  Hist.  Werke,  v.  3.  1821.) 

—  MALKIZI,  V.     Account  of   the   countries   and   people 

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See,  also  Bahrein. 
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1776;  —  find  in  Harrison's  British  classics,  v.  1.  1785.) 
Persiani,   Fanny.     CLAYTON,   E.   C.     (In  her    Queens   of 

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Persiani,  Orazio.     Sonetto.    (In  Trucchi,  F.     Poesie  ital., 

v.  4.  1847.) 
Persil,  Eugene.     De  la  lettre  de  change  et  du  billet 

a  ordre.     Paris,  1837.  8°. 
Persiles  y  Sigismunda;  [por]  M.  Cervantes  Saavcdra.     (In 

It'is  Obras,  v.  9.  1864.; 
Persius  Flaccus,  Aulus.     Satyrarum  opus ;  [cum 

commentario  B.  Fontii],     n.p.,  1481.  f°. 

—  Satirarum  liber  cum  ejus  vita,  vetere  scholiaste, 

et  I.  Casauboni  notis,  una  cum  ejusdem  Per 
siana  Horatii  imitatione  ;  cura  M.  Casauboni ; 
ace.  index.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1595.  4°. 

—  Satyrcs.     (In  Juvenalis,  D.  J.     Satyres.  1683. ) 

—  Satyrae  vi,  recens.  procemio  et  indice  instruct,  a 

G.  L.  Koenig.     Gott.,  1803.  8°. 

—  Text  and  tr.]     (In  Juvenalis.  1807.) 

-  Satirarum  liber,  cum  scholiis  antiquis,  [proleg.  ; 

et   indicibus]   ed.   O.  Jahn.     Lips.,   1843.  8°. 

-  Satira?,  Item  Luciliifragmentum. —  Satira  Sul- 

piciye ;  cura  A.  Perreau.  Paris,  1830.  8°. 
(Lemaire.  Bibl.  class.  Lat.,  v.  35.) 

-  Satirarum  libri ;  ace.  Sulpiciie  satira  ;  ex  re 

cens.  C.  F.  Hermann!.  Lips.,  typis  Teubneri, 
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—  Satirse.     (In  Juvenalis,  D.  J.  1867.) 

—  Eng.     Satires ;    tr.    with    notes,    by    [Sir]    W. 

Drummond.     London,  1803.  8°. 

Same.     London,  1831.   18°. 

Translations;    by   Dryden.     (In   his   Works,   v.  13. 

1808;   v.  5.  1854:   —  in  Anderson,  R.     Brit,  poets, 

v.  12.  1795;  —  and  in  Chalmers,  A.     English  poets, 

v.  19.  1810.) 
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Person  of  Christ.     See  Jesus  (p.  Io79). 
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Personne,  pseud.     Marginalia  ;   or,  Gleanings  from 

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and  in  Sense  and  sensibility.  1863.) 

Persuasive  to  the  enlargement  of  psalmody.  Glasgow 
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See  also    James  Murray's  Royal  Asylum  for 
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central  Highlands  of  Scotland.  London,  1794.  4° 
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(W  77) 

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—  PERTHES,  C.  T.     Memoirs  of  P.  from  the  Ger 

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benen   neuen  Biicher  in  der  Buchhandlung. 

Jan. -Juni  1834;  Jan.  -  Juni  1835.    [Hamb., 

1834-35.]   2  v.   12°. 
Perthes,    Besser  &  Mauke.     Verzeichniss.      Juli 

1836 -Juni   1840;    Jan.  -  Juni    1842;    Juli 

1843  -  Juni  1844  ;  Jan.  -  Dec.  1845  ;  Apr.  - 

Sept.  1848;  Jan. -Apr.  1849.    Hamb.,  [1836V- 

49.   15  v.   12°. 
Perticari,  conte  Giulio.     Cantilena  di  Menicone.     (In  Poeti 

ital.  contemp.  1843.) 

—  Do  IP  amor  patrio   di  Dante,  apologia.     (In  Dante,  A. 

Opere,  v.  5.  1830.) 

-  MORDANI,  F.     (In  Hercolani,  A.     Biog.,  v.  1.  1834.) 
Pertinax,  Helvins,  Emp.     BARUCCHI,  P.  I.  Osserv.  sopraun 

quinario  d'oro  di  Pertinace  ed  un  chkxlo  di  bronzo 
trovati  in  Acqui.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem., 
v.  31.  1827.) 

—  SPOTOHNO,  G.  B.    (M  Grillo,  L.    Elogi  di  Lig.,  v.  1. 

1846.) 

Pertz,  Georg  Heinrich.  Monumenta  Germanise 
historical  Diplomatum  tomus  1.  Han- 
noveraD,  1872.  f°. 

Contents.  Diplomata  regum  Francorum  e  stirpe  Me- 
rowingica,  —  maiorum  domus  regia?,  —  spuria.  —  In 
dices,  riotaj,  etc. 

-  Same.     Leges.     Hannovera?,  1835-68.  4  v.  f°. 
Contenti.    Vol.  1.     Regain  Merowingorum  capitula 
ria.  —    Karlomanni  principis  capitularia.   —  Pippini 
capitularia.  —  Karoli  Magni  capitularia.  —  Hludowici 
I.  capitularia.      2.     Tomi  primi  suppl.  —   Chuonradi  i., 

—  Heinrici  i.,  —  Ottonia  magni,  —  Ottonis  n.,  —  Otto- 
nis  in.,  —  Heinrici  n.,  —  Chuonradi  n.,  —  Heinrici  in., 

—  Heinrici  iv.,  —  Heinrici  v.,  —  Lotharii  in.,  —  Chu 
onradi  in.  et  Heinrici,  —  Friderici  i.,  —  Friderici  I.  et 
Heinrici  vi.,  —  Heinrici  vi.,  —  Philippi  et  Ottonis  iv., 

—  Ottonis  iv.,  —  Friderici  n.,  —  Friderici  n.  et  Hein 
rici,  —  Friderici  n.,  —  Friderici  n.  et  Conradi  iv.,  — 
Heinrici  anticassaris,  —  Wilhelmi,  —  Richardi,  —  Ru- 
dolphi  i.,  —  Adolphi,  —  Alberti,  —  Henrici  vii.  con- 


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stitutioncs.  —  Capitularia  spuria,  Canoncs  ecclesiastic!, 
Bulla?  pontificum.      3.     Leges  Alamannorum,  —  Baiu- 
wariorum,  —  Burgundionum.  —  Lex  Frisionum.      4. 
Leges  Langobardorum. 
-    Same.     Scriptores.     Hannoverse,    1826-74.  23 

v.  (v.4,  6,  13,  14,  15  w.).  f°. 
Contents.  Vol.1.  Annales  :  sancti  Amandi,  Tiliani, 
Laubacenses  et  Petaviani,  687-926,  —  Laureshamenses, 
Alaniannici.  Guelferbytani,  et  Nazai  iani,  71)3-926,  — 
Sangallenses,  Augienses,  <  t  Weingartenses,  691-1056, — 
Juvavenses,  550-1049,  —  B.EmmerammiRatisponengis, 
732-1102,  —  antiqui  Fuldenses,  753-822,  —  Colonienses 
et  Brunwilareuses,  776-1125,  —  S.  ColumVja  Benonen- 
sis,  708-1218,  —  Lugdunenses,  709-841,  —  "Weissembur- 
genses,  765-846,  —  Laurissenses  minores,  680-817,  — 
Laurissenses  et  Einhardi,  741-829.  —  I'oeta>  Saxonis 
ami.  de  gcstis  Carol!  rmigni  imp.,  771-814.  —  Cbronicon 
Moissiacense  a  sac.  4o  usque  ad  818  et  840.  —  Ann. 
Mettenses,  C87-C30,  —  Fuldenses,  G80-CJ01.  —  Petri  bib- 
liothecarii  hist.  Francorum  abbreviitia,  680-898.  —  Ann. 
Bertiniani,  741-882,  —  Vedastini,  877-SOO.  —  Chronicon 
de  Normannorum  gestis  in  Krancia,  820-911.  —  Regino- 
nis  ehron.,  1-<JOO;  —  Continuator  Keginonis,  907-1  67. 

2.  SirijitoreH  rtrum   fcangalltnisiuni',    ed.  D    Ildc- 
phonso   nb   Arx.   Vita   S.    Galli.    —    Gozberti   diaconi 
contin.  lib.  II  de  miraculis  8.  Galli.  —  Abbatum  S.  Galli 
catalogue.  —  Abbates  mon;:stcrii  Augiensis.  —  Episc. 
Constantiensis  ccclcsia>.  —  Vita  S.  Otmari  abbatis  San- 
galleiisis.  —  Walafridi  Strabonis  vita  S.  O.  —  Ysonis  de 
miraculis  S.  O.  lib.  n.  —  Rhythmi  de  S.  O.  —  Casus  S. 
Galli.  —  Annalis.    Ann.  S.  Amandi,  742-855,  —  S.  Ba- 
vonis   Gandensis,  608-1350.   —   Annalium   Lobiensium 
fragm.   —   Ann.  S.  Maximini  Trevirensis,   708-987.  — 
Chronicon  S.  Martini  Coloniensis,  7;;6-1021.  —  Annalium 
Brunwilarensium  suppl.,  1000-1149.  —  Ann.  Xantenses, 
640-874,  —  Fuldenses,  651-838,  —  Wirziburgenses,  687- 
1480,  —  Besuenses,  1-1174,  —  Lemovicenses,  838-1060. 

—  Chron.  Aquitanicum,  830-1025.  —  Ann.  Floriacenses, 
626-1860 — Chron.de  sex  atatibus  mundi  usque  ad  a.  810. 

—  Ex  chronico  Moissiacensi,   787-789,   804-813,   816.— 
Chroni<  a.     I'auli  Warnefridi  lib.  de  episc.  Mettensibus. 

—  Gesta  abbatum  Fontanellensium,  833-850.  —  Fragin. 
chron.  Fontanellensis,  841-859.  —  Kerum  Francorum 
genealogia?.  —  Ex  Adonis  ehron.,  866-1031.  —  Erchan- 
berti  breviarium  r<  gum  Francorum,  827-881.  —  lli»tor\ot. 
Vita  S.  Bonifatii  a  net.  Willibaldo,  cum  app.  —  Ex  vita 
S.  Lebuini  auct.  Hucbaldo  Elnonensi.  —  Eigilis  vita  S. 
Sturmi  abbatis  Fuldensis.  —  Anskarii  vita  S.  Willobadi 
episc.   Bremensis.     —    Angilberti    carmen   de   Karolo 
Magjio.   —   Altfridi  vita  S.  Liudgeri.   —   Einhardi  vita 
Karoli  imperatoris.  —  Ermoldi  Nigelll  carmlna.  —  Ex 
Paschaaii  Kadberti  vita  S.  Adalhardi  abbatis  Corbcien- 
sis,  —  Walze  abbatis  Corbeiensis.  —  Ex  UfHngi  AVerth- 
inensis  vita  S.  Ida?.  —  Historia  translationis  S.  Viti.  — 
Thegani  vita  Hludowici.  —  Vita  Hludowici.  —  Nithardi 
historiarum  libri  iv.  —  Translatio  S.  Alexandri  auctori- 
bus  Rudolpho  et  Meginharto.   —   Ex  translat.  S  Pusin- 
nse.  —  Vita  S.  Anskarii  a  Rimberto  et  alio  discipulo,  ed. 
a  D.  C.  F.  Duhlmann.  —  Monachi  Sangallensis  de  gestis 
Karoli  lib.  n.  —  Vita  S.  Rimberti  archiep.  Harnmabur- 
gensis.  —  Abbonisde  bellis  1'arisiaca?  urbis  libri  in. 

3.  Annalfs  inin.     Germanise.     Annales  Corbeien- 
ses,  658-1148,  —  Hersfeldenses,  Hildesheimenses,  Qued- 
linburgenses,  "\Veissenburgenses,  et  Lamberti,  —  Ful 
denses   antiqui,   651-838,   — •   S.    Bonifacii,   716-1024,  — 
Pragenses,  894-1220.  —  Annalium  Juvavensium  supple- 
mentum.. —  Annales  Augustani,  973-1104,  —  Augien- 
ses,  541-817,  —  Errisidlenses,  -1569,  —  Flaviniacenses 
et  Lausonenses,  382-985,  —  Monasterienses,  528-1194,  — 
Mettenses.     Galliae.     Annales  S.  Vincentii  Mettensis, 
688-1280,   —  Mosomagenses,   969-1452,   —   S.  Germani 
Parisiensis,  406-1061.  —  Ex  Annalibus  S.  Albini  Ande- 
gavensis,  976-1099.  —  Annales  Masciacenses,  732-1013.  — 
Ad  annales  Petavianos,  746,  756,  776,  788,  790. —  Annales 
Auscienses,  687-1127.  —  Italia?.     Annales  Casinates, 
914-1042,  —  Beneventani,  788-1130,  —  Cavenses,  569- 
1315.  —  Chronica    min.      Chroniea  S.  Benedict!.  — 
Chronica   de  monasterio   8.   Benedicti.    —    Chronicon 
comitum  Capuae,  815-1058.  —  Catalogue  principum  Cap- 
use.    —    Catalogus    principum   Salerni.    —    Chronicon 
ducum    Beneventi,    Salerni,    Capuae,    et    Neapolis.  — 
Regum  et  imperatorum  catalog!.  —  Cronica  regum  Fran 
corum.  —  Tabulae  Karolorum  et  Ottonum.  —  Regum 
Italiae  et  imperatorum  catalog!.  —  Chron.  Nemausense, 
768-1108,   —   Luxoviense.   —  Ann.,  chron.,  hint.     Casi- 
nense,  568-867.  —  Andreas  presbyter!  Bergomatis  chron., 
568-877.  —  Chron.   Brixiense,  749-893.   —  Erchemperti 
hist.   Langobardorum,   774-889.   —    Lindprandi   opera, 
887-969.  —  Flodoardi  ann.,  919-978.  —  Widukindi  res 
gestaa  Saxonicae,  919-973.  —  Chron.  Salernitanum,  747- 
974.  —  Richer!  historiarum  libri  iv,  884-995.  —  Richer! 
ann.,  995-998.  —  Acta  concilii  Kemensis  ad  8.  Basolum 
auct.  Gerberto.  —  Leunis  abbatis  et  legati  ad  Ilugonem 


et  Rotbirtum  reges  epistola.  —  Acta  concilii  Mosomen- 
sis  auct.  Gerberto,  —  Causeicnsis.  —  Gregorii  v.  papas 
litters?  <le  synodo  Papiedsi.  —  Benedicti  8.  Andreaa 
monaehi  chron.,  360-973.  —  Thietmari  chron.,  919-1018. 

4.      \Yanthuj. 

5  Ann.  min.  Germanise.  Annales  Ottenburani, 
727-1113,  —  S.  Michaelis  Babenbergensls,  11C6-1160.  — 
Scafhusenses,  1009-1064,  —  Gengenbacenses,  1027-10C6, 

—  S.Eucharii   Trevirensis,   1010-1092,   —    Elnonenses, 
533-1224,  —   Blandinienses,    1-1292,  —   Formoselenses, 
1-11:^6.  —  Galliae.     Ann.  S.  Benign!  Diviomnses,  564- 
1285.  —  Italia?.      Ann.    Barenses,    605-10-13.    —   Lupi 
1'rotospatarii,  855-1102.  —  Clirini.min.    Regum  et  imp. 
catalog!.   —   Ann.  matrons,  cfiion.  <jtii.       Herimanni 
Augiinsis   chron.,    1-1054.    —    Lamberti   Hersfeldensis 
ann.,  1040-1077.  —  Bertholdi  ann.,  1054-ldSO.  —  Brunonis 
liber  de  bello  Saxonico.   —   Bernoldi  ehron.   —   Ann. 
Roman!,  1044-1187.  —  Marian!  S-cotti  chron.,  1-1082. 

6.  \\initiittj. 

7.  Johannis  diaconi  chron.  Venctum  et  Grade-life  ad 
1008.  —  Ex  IJodulfl  Glabri  liii-toriis,  ad  1044.  —  Chroni 
con  Novaliciense  ad  1048,  —  Herigeriet  Anselmi  gcsta 
cpiscoporum   Turgrensium   Traiecti'iifium  et  Leodien- 
i-ium.  —  Ex  chronico  S.  Benigni  Divionensis,  1(141-1052. 

—  Gundechari  liber  ponlif.  Eichstetensis  ad  1072;  cum 
Ottonis  et  all.  contin.  —  Anonymus  Haserensis  de  episc. 
Eichstetensibus,    741-1058.   —    M.   Adam!  gesta   Uam- 
maburgenisis  eccles.  pontih'cum  ad  1072.  —  Chron.  Bre- 
mense  ad  1072.  —  Gesta  episc.  Cameracensium.  —  Chron. 
S.   Andreas   castri  CV.meracetsii,    1001-1133.    —    Leonis 
Maisicani  et  Petri  diaconi  ehron.  monasterii  Casineneis, 
529-1139.  —  C'hron.  episc.  Hildesheimensium,  ad  1079, 
1079-1472. 

8.  Arnulfi  gesta  archiepisc.  Mediolanensium  ad  1077, 

—  Landulli  hi^t.  Mediolanensensium  ad  1085.  —  Catalo 
gus  archiepisc.  Mediolanensium  ad  1355.  —  Gesta  Tre- 
verorum,  cum  apper.dice.  —  Ruperti  chron.  S.  Laurentii 
Lecdiensis,   959-1095.    —   Chroiiicon   Hugonis   monaehi 
Virdmifiisis   et    Divionensis   abbatis   Flaviniacensis.  — 
A'ita  Wiclierti  tt  gesta  abbatum  Gcmblacensium   auct. 
Sigeberto  et  Godescalco  Gemblacensibus.  —  Chronicon 
is.  Hubert!  Andaginensis  ad  1106.  —  Gesta  episc.  Tullen- 
sium  ad  1107. 

9.  Cosmse  chron.  Boemorum ;  ed.  R.  Kopke:  Cosmaa 
libri  in,  1125 ;  —  Canonic!  Wissegradensis  contin.,  1126- 
1142;   —   Monachi  Sazavensis  contin.,  932-1162:  —  Ca- 
i:onieorum  Pragensinm  contin.,  1140-1195;  —  Wences- 
lai  i.  rtgis   liistoria,  1228-1249;   —   Annales  Pragenses, 
1116-1283,  —  Otakariani,  1254-1278.  —  Chroni'On  Bene- 
dictoburanum  :  740-1060;    ed.  W.  Wattenbach ;  — Bre 
viarium  Gotschalci,   740-1052;  ed.  "\V.  Wattenbach;  — 
Translatio  S.  Anastasise,  1053; — Chron.  Burensis  monas. 
terii,  740-1139,  1248,  1377,  1378.  1490-1493;  ed   "VV.  Wat- 
tenbaeh.   —   Guillermi  Apuliensis  gesta  K.  Wiscardi, 
1009-1085;  ed.  R.  Wilmans.   —   Geneal.  comitum  Bulo- 
nensium  ;  ed.  L.  C".  Bethman.   —    Genealogia  comitum 
Flandriae;   ed.   L.  C.  Bethmann  :  Witgeri  geneal.  Ar- 
nulri  eomitis;   —    De  Arnulfo  coinite ;   —   Geneal.com. 
Fl.  Bertiniana;  —  Contin   Marchianensis;  —  Contin. 
Leidensis  et  Divionensis;  —  Geneal.  regum  Francorum 
coin.  Fl.  —  Lamberti  geneal.  com.  Fl.,  1120;  —  Contin  , 
1127,  1128.  —  Flandria  generosa,  1164;  —  Contin.  Brux- 
ellensis;  —  Coiitin.  Geslenensis;  —  Contin.  Claromaris- 
censis.  —  Geneal.  brevis  com.  Fl.,  1202;  —  <).  de  Thiel- 
rode   geneal.    com.   Fl.,    1271;   —   Catalog!   com.   Fl. — 
Hugonis  Flouaeensis  opera  hist.;  ace.  alia?  Francorum 
hist. ;  ed.   G.  Waitz  :   Ex  historia  eccles.  ed.  prima?;  — 
Editio  alt.  lib.  vi  digesta;  —  Historia  Francorum  Seno- 
nensis,  688-1034;  —  Frag.  hist.  Foasatensis  sa'c.  ix-xiil ; 

—  Aimoinus  Floriacensis  de  regno  Francorum;   —  Ex- 
cerpta  ex  miraculis  8.  Benedicti ;   —   Hugonis  liber  qui 
modernorum  regum  Francoruin  continet  actus,  1108;  — 
Historia  regum  Francorum  monasttrii  S.  Dionysii,  1108, 
1137.   —   Chronicon   Affligemense,   1083-1100.   —   Visio 
Fulgentii,  1109.  —  Chron.  Polonorumusque,  1113;  ed.  I. 
Szlachtowski  et  R.  Kopke.  —  Annales  Austriae  ;  ed.  W. 
Wattenbach:     Ann.    Mellicenses,    1-1123;    —    Contin., 
1124-1564;  —  Auctarium  Mellicenses,  508-1269;  —  Con- 
tin.  Zwetlensis,   1140-1189;   —  Auct.  Zwetlense,  1024- 
1160;    —    Contin.   Cremifanensis,    1139-1216;   —   Auct. 
Cremifanense,  249-1217;    —  Auct.  Lambacense,  1128- 
1197;    —    Contin.    Lambacensis,    1197-1348;    —    Auct. 
Garstense,  450-1139;  —  Annales  Admuntenses,  1-1139; 

—  Contin.  Admuntensis,  1140-1250,  1425:  —Contin.  Gar- 
stensis,  1182-1257;   —  Ann.  Gotwicenses,  1068-1230;  — 
Contin.   Claustroneoburgenses,   Scotorum,   Sancrucen- 
ses,   Zwetlenaes,  Novimontenses,   Vindobonenses ;  — 
Contin.  Claustroneoburgensis  I.,  1075-1168;  —  Contin. 
Claustroneoburgensis  n.,  1141-1224;  —   Contin.  Scoto 
rum,  1225-1233;   —   Contin.  Sancrucensis  I.,  1225-1233; 

-  Auct.  Claustroneoburgense,  1072-1134;  —  Contin. 
Claustroneoburgensis  in.,  1142-1233;  —  Contin.  San 
crucensis  n.,  1234-1266;  —  Auct.  Mariarcellense,  978- 
1259;  —  Contin.  Claustroneoburgensis  iv.,  1267-1279;  — 


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Historia  aim.,  1264-1279;  —  Contin.  Zwetlensis  ill., 
12tl-l.;2);  —  Contin.  Novimonteasia,  1329-1396 ;  — Ann. 
Zwetlensea,  1-1349;  —  Contin.  Zwetlensis  iv.,  134  S- 
13SO;  —  Kalendarium  Zwetlense,  1243-1458;  —  Contin. 
Vindobonensis,  1207-1302,  1313-1327;  —  Auct.  Vindoba- 
nense,  893-1275 ;  —  Contin.  Praedieatorum  Vindobonen- 
sinm,  1025-12S3;  —  Auct.  Sancrucense,  1138-1246;  — 
Contin.  Sancrucensis  in.,  1302-1310;  —  Contin.  Clans- 
troneoburgensis  v.,  1307-1455;  —  Contin.  Clauatroneo- 
burgensia  vi.,  1267-12S8;  —Contin.  Florianensis,  1273- 
130.1;  —  Auct.  cum.  KaU'iulario  Alberti  plebani  de 
Waldkirchen,  1283-1332;  —  Contin.  Claustroneoburgen- 
sia  VII.,  1324-1383.  —  S.  Rudberti  Salisbursjensis  annales 
breves,  991-116S.  —  Ann.  K.  Rudberti  BalisburgL-nses, 
-12S6.  —  Contin.  Weichardi  de  1'olliaiin,  1280-1307.  — 
Contin.  canonicorum  S.  Rudberti  .Sali.sburg:msis,  1308- 
1327.  —  Ann.  Matsesnass,  1305-1395.  —  Contin.  mona- 
chorum  S.  Petri,  1375-1398.  —  Index  auct.  K.  Wilmans 
ft  W.  Wattenbach.  —  Glo.ssarium  auct.  11.  WLmans.  — 
Emend,  et  add. 

10.  Anna!  •*  Babenbergenaes,  Ensdorfanaes,  Augus- 
tani  niinores  :  Ex  chronographia  Heimonia  presbyter! 
8.  Michadis  Babenbergensis,  1006-1135;  —  Anuales  I5a- 
benbergenses,  1137-11SO,    —  Ensdorfenses,  1184-1368,  — 
Augustan!  minores,  1137-1321,  1457.  —  Annales  Sueviae  : 
Vita  llariofli   fundatoris  monast'.Tii   Ehvangensis  auct. 
Ennenrico;   -  Ann.  Elwangenses,  1-1237,  —  Nereshei- 
menaes  cum  contin.  auct.  J.  Schweickhofer  ot  all.,  1049- 
1572;  —  Chron   Elwacense,  1-1477;  —  Ann   Zwifalten- 
sea  ;   —   Ortliebi  dcfundatione  monasterii  Zwivildensis 
lib.  it;    —   Bertholdi  liber  do  constructlone  monasterii 
Zwivildensis.    —    Ex  Honorii  Augustodunensis  summa 
totius  et  imagine  inundi;  ed.  K.  \Viltaans.    —   Regum 
imp.  catalog!;  i'd.  K.  Kccpke.  —  Chron.  Gozecense  ;  ed. 
K.  Kiopke,  10  tl-1  135.  —  Chronica  episc.  ecclesiic  Merae- 
burgensia;    ed.    K.   Wilmans,  -1514.    —  Gesta  abbatum 
Trudonensium :   Rodulli  gesta  abbatum  Trudonensium, 
999-1130;  —  EpistoUe  quatuor.  —  Ex  Willelmi  Malmes- 
buricnsis  scriptis  historicis;  ed.  G.  Waitz.  —  Laurenta 
de    Lejdio   gesta   episc.   Yirilunensium    et   abbatum    S. 
Vitoni     —   Gesta   episc.    Mettensium ;    ed.    G.    Waitz, 
1120-12.16    —  \'it't.      Vita  Chrodegangl  episc.  Mettensis 
auct.    ut   videtur   Johanne  abbate  Gorziensi.    —    Vita 
Mahthildia  regime   antiquior;  ed.  Ktepkiv  —  Vita  Ge- 
behardi  episc.  CoiiNtantiensis;   ed.  W.  Wattenbach. — 
Vita  S.  Haimeraili  auct.  Ekkeberto.    —    Kriiilieri  para- 
phrasis.  —  Index  auct.  W   Wattenbach  et  II.  Wilmans. 

—  Glossarium  auct.  K.  Wilmans. 

11.  Gesta  arohi'.'pise.  Salisburgenaium  ;  ed.  W.  Wat 
tenbach  :  De  conversions  BagoariorumetCarant -inorum 
libellns;  —  Computationes  saec.  xn.  de  temp  >re  S.  Rud 
berti;    —    Vita   Gebehardi   archiepisc.   auct.   monacho 
Adm  intsnsi ;  —  Catalogue  pra?sulinn  Saliaburgensium ; 

—  Vita  Geberhardi ;  —  i'assio  Tiemonia  ai-chiepisc. ;  — 
Vita  Gebshardi.  Taimonis,  Chunratii,  Eberhardi,  Clum- 
radi  n.  arciiiepis;1.  cum  Clironico  Admuntoi^i;  —  I'lauc- 
tua  de  obitu  Friderici  dueis  Austri;e  et  epitaphium;  — 
Pas.sio  Thieomnis  archiepisc.;  —  Vita  Chunradi  archie 
pisc.  ;    —   Eberhardi.  —   Vita  et  miracula  SS.  Juvavcn- 
sium  Virgilii,  Hartwici,  Eberhardi.  —  Vita  Meinwerci 
episc.  Patherbrunnensis.   —   Vita  Godchardi  episc.  Hil- 
denesheiraensia   auctore   Wolfherio:    Continuatio   vitie 
Bernwardi;   —   Vita  Godehardi  episc.  prior;   —   Vita 
Godehardi  episc.  posterior;   —  Miracula;  —  Versus  in 
l.uulem  sancti  Godeliardi.  —  Vita  Stephani  regis  Unga- 
risi;  ed.  W.  Wattenbaeh.  —  Wiponis  proverbia,  tt'tralo- 
gus  Henrici  regis.  versus  ad  mens:im  rcgis,  vita  Chuon- 
radi  n.  imp -ratoris.  —  Vita  Guntheri  oromitse.  —  Vita 
Richard!  abbatis  S.  Vitoni  Virdunensis.  —  Vita  Poppo- 
nis  abbatis  Stabulensis  auct.  Everhelmo;  ed.  W.  Wat- 
tcnbaoh.  —  Bardonis  archiepisc.  Moguntini  vita  duplex; 
ed.  W.  Wattenbach.-—  Translatio  S.  Dionysii  Areopa- 
git:c:  ed.  li.  K<E[)ke.   —   Ex  Othloni  op.-ribus;  ed.   li. 
Wilmans.    —   Brunwilarensis  monasterii  fundatio;  ed. 
R.  Kucpkc.  —  Gialeberti  carmen  de  incendio  S.  Amandi 
Elnonensis;  ed.  L.  C.  Bethmann.  —  Triiimphus  S.  Re- 
macli  de  MaltnundarieiiHi  coenobio;  ed.  W.  Wattenbach. 

—  Vita  Annonis  archiepisc.  Colonien.sis;  ed.  K.  K<epke. 

—  Hi-toria?  Farfensea ;  ed.  L.  C.  Bethmann  :  Constructio 
Farfsnaia;  —  Hugonis  opuscula;  —  Ordo  Farfsnsia;  — 
Gregorii  Catinensis  opera;   —  Catalogus  abbatum  Far- 
fensium;    —     Annales   Farfenses.    —    Benzonia  episc. 
Albensis  ad  Heinricum  iv.  imp.  lib.  vn;  ed.  K.  Pertz. 

—  Index,  etc. 

12.  Vita  Anselmi  episc.  Lucensis  auct.  Bardone  pres- 
bytero,  -10S7.  —  Vita  Theoderici  abbatis  Andaginensis, 
-10S7.   —   Vita  Bennonis   II.  ('pise.  Osnaburgensis  auct. 
Norberto  abb.  Iburgensi.   —  Jocundi  translatio  S.  Ser- 
vatii,  -108S.  —  Vita  Adalberonia  episc.  Wirziburgensis. 

—  Wido  episc.  F(>rrarienses  de  schismate  Hildebrandi, 
_1090.  —  Ex  vita  Wolf  hclmi  abbatis  Brunwilarensis  auct. 
Canrado,  -1091.   —   Vita   Benedict!   abbatis   Clusensis, 
-10J1.   —   Vita   Willihelmi   abbatis  Hirsangiensis  auct. 
Haimone,  -1107.  —  Vita  Altmanni  episc.  Pataviensis, 


-1156.  —  Vita  Wernheri  episc.  Mersebnrifensis.  -1093.  — 
Ex  vita  S.  Udalrici  prioris  Cellensia,  -1093.  — Vita  Hein- 
rici  iv.  imp.,  -1106.  —  Translatio  et  mirucnla  8.  Modo- 
aldi,  -1107.  —  Kx  translatio  S.  Auctoris,  -1115.  —  Mirac 
ula  b.  Eiiijidii  auct.  Petro  Guillelmo,  -1120.  —  Seheri 
prlmordia  Calraosiacensla, -llOa.  —  Donizonia  vita  Ma- 
thlldls, -1115.  —  Xarratio  de  llbertate  ecclesise  Fabari- 
ensis,  -111(1.  —  Canonic!  Leodiensia  eliron.  rhytlimicuin, 
1110.—  Hessonis  scholastic!  relatio  de  conclllo  Itemensi, 
-111!).  —  Uodalacalcua  de  Kginone  et  Herimanno,  -1120. 

—  Vita  Theogeri  abbatis  S.  Georgii  et  episc.  Mettensis, 
1120.  —  Vita  Krminoldi  alibatis  Pruvenginensis,  -1121.  — 
Vita  Friderici  *'pisc    Leonidensis,  -112i.  —  Xarr.itio  de 
eh'ctione  Lotharii  in  regem  Itomanorura, -1125.   —  Vita 
Godefridi  comitis  Capenbergensla  (ob.  1127),  -1149.  — 
Vita  Karoli  comitis  Klandriaj,  -1127.   —  Rupertua  de 
incendio  Tintiensi  et  de  Cuiionc  episc.  Katisponensi.  — 
Translatio  Godehardi  episc    Ilildesheimensis,  -1428.  — 
Ex    Herimanni    de   miraculis    S.    Mari;e    Iv.uidunensis 
lib.  in.    —   Vita  Norberti  aivhiepisc.  Magdeburgensiu, 
-1134.  —  Arnulfl  archidiaconi  in  Girardum  Engolismen- 
sem   invectiva.   —   Vritao   Ottonis  episc.  Bamberflrensls, 
-1139. 

13,  14,  15.     Wnntinri. 

16.  Francia    Orientalis.      Annales  Herbipolen- 
sea,  1125-5S,  1202-04,  15,  —  Hileabrunnensea.  1099-1338. 

—  Xot:e  Eberbacenses,  1186,  35,1460.    —   Thuringia 
ct     Saxonica.     Ann.  S.  Petri  Erphesfurdenscs,  1078- 
11S2,  —  Erphordenaes,  1220-54.  —  Veterocellenaea,  801- 
14S4,   —   Palidenses  auct.  Theodoro    monacho  ah  o.  c. 
-1182,  1390,   —  Rosenveldenaea,  1057-1130,   —   Magde- 
burgensea,    1-1188,    14"):i-1460,    Stederburgenses    auct. 
Gernardo  pnpposito.  10:)!)-1195,  —  Pegaviensea  et  Boao- 
vienaea,  1000-1227,   —   Stadenaes  auct.  M.  Alberto  ab 
O.  c.  -1256;  ed.  J.  M  Lappenberg,  —  Hamburgenaea,  1- 
126") ;  ed  J.  M.  Lappenberg,  —  Ryenses   ab  o.  c.  -1288; 
ed.  J.  M.  Lappenberg, — Lubicenaes,  1204-1324;  ed.  J.  .\£. 
Lappenberg,  —  Saxonici  ab  o.  c.  -1271;  ed.  L.  C.  Beth 
mann.    —   Notae  Hannovoranae,  12.(7,  —  Yburgenses, 
817-841,  107 2-10 85.   —   Xot;o  Monaateriensea,  1041-1197. 

—  Frisia    et    Hollandia.      Ann.  Egmundani,  875- 
1205,   1207-1.315.    —   Anglia.       Ann.    AngliaB :     Ex   c. 
annalium,  1-1155;  —  Ex  c.  S.  Petri  Cantuariensis,  1111- 
1141;  —  Ex  c.  annalium  Saxonicoram,  743-1147;   —  Ex 
annalibus     Winchecumbenaibua,    1052-1194;   —   Ex    c. 
annalium  a  nativltate  Johannia, -1235 ;  —  Ex  annalibus 
Fiacaimensibua,  919-1213,  —  Halesienaibua,  780-1290,  — 
siec.   XIII  ,    106t>-1271.    —    Gallia.       Annales  Engolia- 
mensea,  815-991,  —  S.  Petri  Catalaunensis,  1009-122S, — 
Darvenses,    1190-1316.    —     hotharingia.       Annales 
Mosellani,  704-797;  ed.  .1.  M.  Lappenberg,  —   S.  Pauli 
Virdnnensis,  908-1215.  1249,  1419,  —  Aquacinctini,  1079- 
1279.  —  S.  Quint ini  Veromandensis,  79:1-994;  —  ( 'aincra- 
censes  auct.  Lamberto  Waterlos,  1099-1170,  —  Ganden- 
saa,  12i6-1310:  ed  J.  M.  Lappanberg,  —  Parchens^a  ana- 
tivitatc  Johannis,  -1316,  1458,  —  Marchianenses,  1-1306, 
ed.  L.  C.  Bethmann,   —  Floraffiensea,  1-1482;   ed.  L.  C. 
Bethmann,  —  8.  Jacobi  Leodi-nsis,  1-1393,  —  Lamberti 
1'arvi,  9SS-1193,  —  Reineri,  1006-1230.  —  Xotse  Aureae- 
vallensea,  549-1192.  —  Annales  Aquensea,  1001-1196,  — 
Rodensea,   1100-1157,   —   Brunwilarenaea,  1000-1179,  — 
S.  Petri  Coloniensis,  798-S18,  —  Coloniensea,  814-964,  — 
Colonienses.  944-979,  —  Remunses  et  Coloniensea,  961- 
1196,  —  S.  Gereonis  Coloniensis,  1191-1248.  —  Notie  S. 
Petri  Coloniensis,  1247,  —  Agrippinenses,  1092-1384.  — 
Index,  etc.,  auct.  K.  Pertz. 

17.  Francia    Orientalis.       Annales  et  notas  Ba- 
benbergenaes,  1012-1501.  —  Saxonia.      Annales  Bre- 
menaes,  750-1307.  —  Lotharingia.     Ann.  Coloniensea 
maximi  ab  o.  c.  -1237,  —  Colonienaes  minimi,   1193-1206. 

—  Francia     Ilhenenses.       Ann.   Moguntini,    1083- 
1309,  —  S.  Diaibodi,  891-1200,  —  Seligenatadenaes,  1067- 
116S,  —  S.  Nazarii,  936-978,  —  Worin  itiensea,  873-1366, 

—  Worinatienaea,  1165-12:>5,  —  Spirenaea,  920-1272.  — 
Alsatia.       Ann.    Argentinenses,  073-1207,   —   Ellen- 
hardi  Argentinensis,  1132-1389,  —   Marbacenaea,    631- 
1375,  —  Maurimonasterienses,  814-1288,  —  Colmarien- 
sea,  Baaileensea,  Chronicon  Colmariense,  1211-1472.  — 
Burgundia.        Ann.    Bernenaea,    1191-1405.  —  Xotae 
Cluniacensea,     412-1359.   —    Alamannia.       Ann.   8. 
Blaaii  et  Engelbergenaea,  932-1546,  —  Annales  Suevici, 
1273-1292,  —  S.  Trudperti,  1240,  —  S.  Georgii  in  Nigra 
silva,  613-1308,   —  Sindelftngenaea,  1083-1294,  —  Wein- 
gartensea  Welfici,  1101-1181,  —  Ottenburani  Isingrimi 
et  minores,  1121-1416.   —   Bavaria.      Ann.  Benedicto- 
burani,   1109-1278;  ed.  Ph.  Jaffe.   —  Notto  Dieaaenaea, 
1122-1432;  ed.  Ph.  Jaffe.   —  Annales  et  notre  Unders- 
dorfenses,    1173-1483,    —    Scheftlarienaes,   814-1463.  — 
Ann.   et  hist.   Altahenaes ;   ed.    Ph.   Jaffe:  Auctarium 
Ekkehardi  Altahenses,  508-1139;  —  Ann.  ducum  Bava- 
riae,  508-907 ;   —   Catalogus  abbatum  Altahenainm ;  — 
Nomina  monachorum  Altahenaium  ;  —  Hermannus  de 
institution*;  raonasterii  Altahensis ;  —  De  advocatis  Alta- 
hensibua;  —  Geneal.  Ottonis  n.  ducis  Bavariao  et  Agae- 


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tisducissas;  —  Hermannus  abbas  A Itahcn sis  de  rebus 
Eiiis  gestis,  1242-1273;  —  Annales,  1137-1273;  —  Abdica 
tions;  —  Heinricus  Steoro  de  Hermanni  abbatis  moite ; 

—  Contm.  Altahensis,  1273-1290 ;  —  Contin.  Ratiabonen- 
sis,    1287-1301;   —   HIT   Altmanni   abbatis   Altaheni-is, 
1367;  —  Notre  Altahenses,  765-1585.  —  Ann.  8.  S.  Udal- 
rici  et  Afrae  Augustenses,  1100-1334;  cd.  Ph.  JafFe.  — 
Notre  Baumburgenaea,  10.")8-13S3;  cd.  1'h.  Jafl'e..  — Magni 
presbyter!  annales  Reicherspergenses,  021-1355  :  cd.  AV. 
Wattenbacb.  —  Annalcs  Aldcrsbacensea,  1273-1286,  — 
Osterhovenses,  43-1433,   —    Historire  ft  annalcs  Wind- 
bergenses,  ed.  Ph.  Jarle,  llfO-1407.  —  Annalcs  ct  notas 
B.    Emmerammi    Ratisbonenses   ct  Weltenburgenaes, 
792-14(18,  —  Ratibbonenses,  -1201;  ed.  AV.  Wattenbach, 

—  Eberhardi  archidiaconi  Ratisbonensis,  1273-1305;  ed. 
Ph.  Jarle,  —  Pruvenigenaea,  770-1298;  ed.  "\V.  AVatten- 
bach.  —  Chounradi  Sehirensis  clironicon,  catalog],  1077- 
1226;    cd.  I'll   Jaft'e. —  Bohemia   et   Moravia.      An 
nalcs  Gradicenses  et  Opatowicenses,  894-1158;  ed.  AV. 
Wattenbach.  —  Vincentii  et  Gerlachi,  1140-1188  ;  ed.  AV. 
"\Vattenbach,  —  Heinrici  dc  Heimburg,  S61-1300.  —  Bo- 
hemiae,  80-1453. 

18.  Annales    Italia;.      Cafari  annalcs,  1009-1163 : 
Cafari  dc  liberatione  civitatum  Orienlis  liber,  1095-1109; 

—  Brevis  regni  Jeroaolymitani  hist.,  1019-1188 ;—  Contin. 
Jacobo  Auriae.  1192-1294.   —   Oberti  canccllarii  annalcs, 
1164-1173,  —  Otoboni  scriba?,  1174-11!  6,  —  Ogcrii  Panis, 
1197-1219,  —  Marchisii  scribae,  1220-1224,  —  Bartholo- 
maei  scribae,  1225-1248,  —  Januenses,  1249-1264,  —  Lan- 
franci  Pignolli,  Guilielmi  de  Murtedo,  Marini  Usus- 
maris  it  Henrici  marchhmis  de  Gavio,   1L64,  1265,  — 
Marineti  dc  Marino,  Guilielmi  de  Murtedo  juris  perito- 
rum,  Marini  Ususmaris  ct  Johannis  Suzoboni  laicorum, 
1265,  1206,   —   Nicolai  Guercii  ct  Guilielmi  de  Murtedo 
Ictoruni,  Enriei  Drogi  et  Bonivassalli  Ususmaris  laico 
rum,  1267-1269,  —  Oberti  Slanconi,  Jacob!  Aurie,  Mar- 
chisini   dc  Cassino  et  Birtolini  Bonifatii,  1270-1279,  — 
Jacobi  Auriae,  12SO-1294,  —  Mediolanenses,  1154-1230, — 
382-1295.  —  AnnaU'B  Placentini  :  Ann.  Placentini  Guelfi, 
1012-1235,  —  Placcntini  Gibellini,  1154-1284 ;   —   Mutii 
dc  Modoctia  notse,  1290-1302;  —  Mathei  Vicecomitis  lit- 
terre  ad  Placentinos  de  obitu  Ottonis  archiepisc.,  1295,  ct 
notae  archiepisc.  Mediolanensium,  12v)5-1317.  —Ann.  Lan- 
denses  auct.  Ottone  ct  Acerbo  Morcnis,  1153-1168;  cd. 
Ph.  Jaffe,  —  Parmenses  ct  Ferrarienses,  1038-1335.   - 
Carmina  triumphalla  dc  Victoria  civitatc  i.,  n.,  in   — 
Ann.  Cremonenses.  1096-1232.  —  Chronic!  Cremont-nsla 
frag.,  1310-1317.  —  Annalcs  Bergoniates,  1167-1241;  ed. 
Ph.  Jafte,  —  Krixienses,  1014-1273;  ed.  L.  Bethmnnn. 

19.  Annalium  Jtalice  pars  atttra.      Italia    Supe 
rior.      Annalcs   Veronenses :    1095-1178;   —   Ann.    S. 
Trinitatis,  1117-1223;  —  Parisii  de  Ccrcta,  1117-1277.  — 
Ann.  Mantuani,  1183-1299.  —  Rolandini  1'atavini  chron- 
ica,  1200-60,  62;  ed.  P.  Jaffe1.   —  Ann.  S.  Justinse  Pata- 
vini,  1207-70;  ed.  P.  Jarle,   —  Foroiuliensis,  1252-1331 ; 
ed.  W.  Arndt.  —  Notae  Passerini,  1343-64.  —  Tuscia. 
Ann.     Florentini,    1110-73,    —    Seneses,    1107-1407,   - 
Bernard!  Marangonis  Pisani,  1004-1175;   ed.  K.  Pertz. 

—  Notre,  1128,48,  54. —  Terra    ec  desire    Roman ae. 
Annalcs   Reatini,    1054-1377 ;    ed.   I,.  C.    Bethmann,  — 
Urbevetani,   1161-1313.   —   Not*  Romanae,   1111-23.  — 
Annales  Sublacenses,  1145-1216,  —  Ceccanenses,  -1217. 

—  Regum       Siciliae.       Ann.  Casinenses,  1000-1212; 

—  Notae,  1349,  62,  1500.  —  Ryccardi  de  S.      Germano 
notarii  chron.,  1189-1243;  —  Epistola  ad  patres  Casinen- 
6C8  in  fine  vitae  missa.  —  Romoaldi  II    archiepisc.  Saler- 
nitani   annalcs,   893-1178;    ed.    AV.    Arndt.   —   Dc   pace 
Veneta,  1177 ;  ed.  W.  Arndt.  —  Oli  Diurnali  di  Messer 
Matteo   di   Giovenazzo;  ed.   H.   I'abst.  —  Ann.   Siculi, 
1027-1282.  —  Marca    Hispanica.      Annales  Barcino- 
nenses, -1149.  —  Anglia.     Annales  Lindisfarnenses, 
532-993,   —  Dunelmenses,  995-1199.    —   Cnntonis  rcgis 
gesta  sive  Encomium  Emmas  reginae  auct.  monachi  S. 
Bertini.   —   Pom  crania;  ed.  W.  Arndt.     Annalcs  ct 
notae  Colbazienses,  17-1560.   —  Notae  Camienses,  1495, 
96,  —  Prussia;  ed.  \V.  Arndt.     Ann.  terras  Prussicae, 
1029-1450,  —  canonic!  Sambiensis,  3-1338.  —  Livonia. 
Ann.  Dunemundenses,  1313-48;  ed.  AV.  Arndt.   —   Si 
lesia;  cd.  AV.  Arndt.    Ann.  Wratislayiensis,  1149-1491 ; 

—  Notoe,  1200,  1682.  —  Ann.  Silesiaci  comp.,  967-1249, 

—  Grissowienses,  1230-1312,  —  Cisterciensium  in  Hcin- 
ricbow,  971-1326;  —  Notes,  1386, 1410.  —  Ann.  Heinrich- 
owenses,  977-1293,  —  Lubenses,  1241-1315.  —  Epitaphia 
ducum  Silesiae,  1201-1342.  —  Ann.  Silesiae,  1071-1290.  — 
Chron.  Polono-Silesiacum,  -1278.    —   Polonfa;  ed.  R. 
Ropell.      Ann.  Cracovienses,  ab   o.  c. -1331,  —  Lubin- 
enses,  1143-75,  —  Kamenzenses,  965-1165,  —  Polonorum, 
I,  ii,  in,  iv,  965-1419.  —  Nota3  Lublinensis,  1456-97.  — 
Ann.  Mechoviensis,  947-14:34,  —  S.  Crucis  Polonici,  966- 
1410.   —  Ephemerides  et  notae  Wladislaviensis,  1296- 
1366.   —  Ungaria.      Ann.  Posinienaes,   997-1203;  ed. 
W.  Arndt.  —  Index,  etc. 

20.  Suppl.  tomi  1.     Annalium  saeculi  octavi  Werthi- 
ncusium  fragm.,  751-785.  —  Annales  Bawariaa,  697-811. 


—  S'tppl-  tomi  5.     Ann.  Altahenses,  708-1073;  ed.  AA'il- 
helmo  de  Gicscbrccht  et  Eclmundo  L  B.  ab  Ocfclc  :  Pars 
auct.  Wolf herio  Hildenesheimensi,  70S-10">2;   —   Ann. 
exccrpli  ab  Aventino,  708-816.  —  /Siipf.l.  ti.ini  7.     Chron. 
Ebershergense,    880-1045;    cd.    AV.    Arndt.    —    Suppl. 
tomi  12.    Anselmi  (pise.  Lucersis  vitap  primariae  fnigm., 
1087;  cd.  AV.  Arndt.   —   Lanclulfl  dc  S    Paulo  historia 
Mediolancnsis.  1097-1137;  cd.  L.  Bethmann  et  P.  Jafle. 

—  Herbordi  dialogus  de  vita  Ottonis  cpisc.  Babcnbcrg- 
ensis;  cd.  R.  Kopkc.  —  Clir<>n.  trri  ^>i<riii.     Ex  Order- 
ici  Vitalis  hii-t.  cedes.   —   Ottonia  e]>isc.   Frisir gens-is 
opera;   ed.  H.  AVilmans  :  Chron.  ab  Ottone  Frisingensi 
episc.  conscript!   contin    nuct.,  >iti   videtur,  Ottone    S. 
BUisii  nionacho;  —  Gesta  Fridcrici  I.  imp.  auct.  Ottone 
et  Ragervino  ;  —  Epis-tola  dc  mortc  impc  ratoris,  1189 ;  — 
Triumplius  S.  Lamberti  de  castro  Bullonico:  ed.  AV. 
Arndt.  —  Ex  vita  S   Mochullei  Hiherniensis  episc.;  ed. 
K.    Pcrtz.    —    Historia   pontificalia,   1148-52;    cd.   AV. 
Arndt.  —  Chron.  Lippoldsbergense,  1051-1151;  ed.  AV. 
Arndt  — Reineri  monachi  S.  Laurel, tii  Leodiensis  opera 
historica;  cd.  AV.  Arndt:  A'ita  Everacli  cpisc.  Leodien- 
sis,  — AVolbodonis,  —  Reginardi ;  —   Libellus   de  ad- 
ventu  rcliquir.rnm   S.  Laurcntii  martyris  in  Lcodium  ab 
urbc  Roma  Ludovici  scnioris  Leodiencis;  —  Trinnipbalc 
Bulonicon  ;  —  De  incptiis  cuiusdam  idioto?  libcllus  ad 
ainicum  primus  et  secundus;  —  Contin.  dc  abbatibus  S. 
Laurcntii   usque  ad   1404;    —    Opusculnm   cuiusdam  ad 
arnicnm  de  casu  fulminis,  1182;    —   Libellus  gratiarum 
actionis  ad  beatum  Lanreiitium  super  dedicationc  nova, 
1182;  —  Brcviloquhmi  de  incendio  S.  Lamberti,  11SS7.  — 
Casng  monastcrii  Petrishusensis  recog  Ottone  Abel  et 
L  AVciland.    —   Fundatio  monasterii  Gratiae  Dei  circa 
1147;  cd.  I'abst.  —  Index,  etc. 

21.  Helmoldi  prcsb.  chron.  Slavornm,  800-1172,  ex 
schedis  I.  M.  Lappcnbcrg.  —  Arnoldi  abbatis  Lubccen- 
sis   chronica,  1172-1209,   recens.    I.   M.   Lappcnbcrg.  — 
Chron.   Holtzatiae   auct.  prcsbyt.  Bremensis   dicccesis, 
1172-1248,  recens.  I.  M.  Lappenberg.  —  Gista  :,bbatum 
Lobbiensium,  972-1156;  ed.  AV.  Arndt.  —   Chron.  Lau- 
reshamense.    764-1179;    ed.    K.    A.    F.    Pcrtz.  —    Hist. 
Welforum   AVingartcnsis,  800-1167;  ed.  I,.  AVeiland. — 
Contin.  Staingademensis.  1167-91.  —  Contin.  \Vcingarl- 
enses  chron.  Hugonis  ct  Honorii ;  ed.  L   AVciland,  1152- 
1208.  — Gisleberti  chron.  Hanonicnse.  1070-1195;  ed.  AV. 
Arndt.    —   Appendices.   —  Index,  Glossarium,  auct.  L. 
Weiland. 

22.  Gotifredi  A'itcrbicnsis  opera;  ed.  G.  AVaitz:  cum 
contin.  ct  add.  —  Martini  Oppaviensis  chron.  pontificum 
et  imp.;  ed.  L.  AVciland.  —  Thoinae  Tusci  gesta  imp.  et 
pontiricum:  ed.  E.  Ehrcnfcucbtcr.  —  Annalcs  S.  Panta- 
leonis    Coloniensis;    cd.    II     Cardauns ;   —    Index     [u] 
glossarium,  auct.  E.  Ehrenfeuchter. 

23.  Annalcs  B.  Victoria  Massi'.icnses.  —  Chron.  Gur- 
cenae  ;  cd.  AV.  AVattcnbach,  10SS-1180     —   Mon.  Epter- 
nacensia  ;  cd.  L.  Weiland:  Ex  vita  S.  AVillibrordi  auct. 
Thiofrido  abbate,  -1100;  —  Cat.  abbatuin.  738-1110,  897- 
153H  ;  —  Chron.  auct.  Theoderico  nionacho,  726,  1191 ;  — 
Libellus  de  libcrtate  Eptcrnacensi,  720,  1192.    —   Gesta 
episc.  Halberstadensium;  cd.  L.  Weiland,  781-1209. — 
Gesta   Alberti    II.    episc.   Halbcrstadcnsis,    1324-49.  - 
Chron   Montis  Sercni ;  ed.  E.  Ehrenfeuchter,  1124-1225. 

—  Gencalogia  Wettinensis.    —    Henrici  chron.  Lyvon- 
i;e;  ed.  AV.  Arndt,  1186-1227.  —  Burchardi  et  Cuonradi 
I'rspergensium  chron. ;  cd.  O.  Abel  ct  L.  AVeiland,  1229. 

—  Hystoria    Friderici   imp.   magni.    —    Exccrptum   ex 
Gallica  historia.  —  C'hron.  S.Michaelia  Luneburgensis; 
ed.  TJ.  Weiland,  937-1229.  —  Tituli  Luneburgenses.  — 
Gesta  episc.  Traiectensium  ;  ed.  L.  AVciland,  1139-1232. 

—  C'hron.   Eberaheimense ;   ed.    L.    AVeiland,    1235.  — 
Emonis   et    Menkonis   Werumensium    cliron. ;    ed.   L. 
AVciland,  1204-96.    —   Gesta  abbatum  Ilorti  S.  Marias  ; 
ed.  L.  AVeiland,  1230-59.  —  Cliron.  Ottenbnranum ;  ed. 
L.  Weiland,  764-1235.  —  Albrici  monachi  Triumfontium 
chron.;    ed.    P.    Scheffer-Bolchorst,   1241.   —   Index.— 
Glossarium  scrinsit  L.  Weiland. 

A'ote.  Vol.  1,  2  of  tile  Monumenta  :=  v.  1,  2  of  the 
Scriptores;  v.  3,  4,  =  1,  2  of  the  Leges:  5-14  =  3-12  of 
Scriptores;  15  =  3  of  Leges;  16-23=16-23  of  Scriptores. 
Vol.  4,  6  of  the  Scriptores  are  out  of  print  and  very 
ccarce;  13-15  have  not  been  published. 

-  Einzelne    Aufgaben:     Denksehrift.      (In  Historische 

Zeitschrift,  1859.) 

-  Ucbcr  cine  frankische  Kosmographie  des  17n  Jahrh. 

(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1845.)  —  Ueber 
das  xantener  Reeht.  (In  1846.)  —  Ueber  ein  Bruch- 
stiick  des  9Sen  Buchs  des  Livius.  (In  1847.)  — 
Ueber  die  Denkwiirdigkciten  dcr  Markgrafln  von 
Bayreuth.  (In  1850.)  —  Ueber  AVipo's  Lebcn  und 
Bcbriften.  (In  1851.)  —  Ueber  die  A'ita  Chrode- 
gangi  episc.  Mettensis.  (In  1852.)  —  Ueber  die  iil- 
testen  placentiner  Chroniken.  (hi  1853.)  —  Ueber 
eine  rheinische  C'hronik  des  13n  Jahrh.  (In  1855.) 
—  Ueber  die  gedruckten  Ablassbriefe  von  1454,  55. 


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Administration. 

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EIKJ.    (fn  Kerr,  R.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  4,  5.  1824.) 

French.     Paris,  1716.  2  v.  8°. 

—  XERES,  F.     Relatione  della  conquista  della  P.,  [1524- 

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—  JEREZ,  F.  de.     Verdadera  relacion  do  la  conquista  del 

P.  y  provinciadel  Cuzco,  [1529-41].  (In  Vedia,  E. 
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—  RELATION  d'un  capitano  Bpngnuolo  dclla  oonqnista, 

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tho  land  of  Cinnamon,  1539-42.  (In  Markham,  C.  K. 
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voy.,  v.  5.  1824.) 

—  PAKDO  I>E  FIGUEROA,  B.     Memoire  presents  a  Louis 

xiv  pour  I'ongager  a  entreprendre  la  conqnete  do 
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-  VIDAURRE,  M.  de.       Supl.   a  las  cartas  ameri- 

canas,  corresp.  con  diversas  personas  y  en 
espec.  con  Bolivar,  Santander,  y  La  Mar, 
[1823-27].  Lima,  1827.  8". 

—  CERUUTI,  F.  E.     Peru  and  Spain,  events  prec. 

and  following  the  seizure  of  the  Chincha 
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See  (tlno  Lima;  —  <tl*o  Guzman,  A.  E.  do;  — 
Mauozca,  J.  do.  —  Pizarro,  F. 

Politics. 

—  MOLINA.  J.  I.  do.    Peru,  el  cumplimionto  de  la  ley  por 

ol  organu  rcpuhlicauo.     Lima,  1827.  f°.     (A  34} 

—  VIDAUKKE,  M.  L.     Disc,  contra  la  modlflcacion  quo 

presentaron  los  enrargadns  del  proyecto  de  const!- 
tucion.  Lima.  1827.  8°.  (B  1848) 

—  COLOMHIA.     Manifesto  of  the  reasons  which  it  has  to 

make  war  against  Peru;  with  the  answer  by  M.  L. 
Vidaiirrc.  [In  Eng.  and  Spanish.]  Boston,  1823. 
8".  (B  932,  1848) 

Registers. 

—  MORENO,  G.   Almanaque  peruano,  1799-1821. 

Lima,  n.d.  22  v.   12". 

Route  to  Spain. 

—  RECIO  DE   LEOX,   J.     [Nine  memorials  to    the 

King  of  Spain  rel.  chiefly  to  his  discovery  of 
a  new  route  from  Peru.  In  Spanish.]  Mad 
rid,  162.5-27.  9  pam.  f°. 

Peru,  Maxn.    BREWSTER,  J.  M.    History  of  P.    (Tn  Field, 

]).  1).     History   of  the  County   of  Berkshire,  pt.  2. 

1829.) 
Peru  ;    a    poem,    by    II.    M.    Williams.      London, 

1784.  4". 
Perugia.  Bibliography.     VERMIQLIOLI,  G.  B.     Bib- 

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Principe  dclla  stampa   in  P.  e  suoi   progress! 

per  sccolo  xv.     Perugia,  1820.  8". 
See  also  Biogruphy,  below. 

—  Biography.      PASCOLI,    L.       Vite    de'    pittori, 

scultori,  ed  architetti  perugini.  Roma, 
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VERMIQLIOLI,  G.  B.     Biografia  degli  scrittori 

perugini.     Perugia,  1828-29.  2  v.  4°. 

—  History.    CRONACHE  o  storie  inedite  di  P.    (Tn  Ar- 

chivio  stor.  Hal.,  v.  16.  1851.) 

FABRETTI,  A.     Di  G.  B.  Verrniglioli  dei  monumenti 

di  Perugia,  ec.  (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  nuova  ser., 
v.  5,  pt.  2.  1857.) 

Perugino,  Pietro  Vannucci,  called.  The  Adoration 
of  the  Kings  ;  chromo-lith.  after  the  fresco 
in  Santa  Maria  de'  Bianchi  at  Citta.  della 
Pieve.  London,  Arundel  Soc.,  1869. 


—  Five  engraved  outlines  of  the  principal  heads 

in  the  Martyrdom  of  St.  Sebastian,  traced 
from  the  originals.]  London,  Arundel  Soc., 

1856. 

—  Martyrdom    of    St.     Sebastian  ;     chromo-lith. 

from  fresco  at  Panicale.  London,  Arundel 
Soc.,  1856. 

—  LAYARD,  A.  H.     Martyrdom  of  St.  Sebastian 

at  Panicale;  notice.  London,  Arundel  Soc., 
1856.  8". 

Perussy,  Le  M.  I).     See  P***. 

Peruvian  bark.     See  Cinchona. 

Peruvian  syrup.  LETTER  to  clergymen  on  the  preserva 
tion  of  health  and  tho  use  of  Peruvian  syrup.  Bos 
ton,  [1859],  8°.  (B  1560) 

—  PRESERVATION  of  health  and  use  of  Peruvian  syrup. 

Boston,  1860.  8°.     (B  1560) 

Peruvian  tales  ;  [by  T.  S.  Guenllette]  ;  tr.  by  S. 
Humphreys.  (Vol.  1,  3d  cd.)  London, 
1739-50.  4  v.  12°. 

Peruviana,  La;  commeilia.     Si-e  Goldoni,  C. 

Peruvienne,  Lettros  d'une.     See  Grafigny,  Mme.  de. 

Peruzzi,  Agostino.  Biog.  di  Cir.  Pi/./.ecolli.  (In  Herco- 
lani.  Biog.  piceni,  v.  1.  1837.) 

Peruzzi,  Balthazar.  DL'.MAS,  A.  (In  his  Italiens,  v.  2. 
1862.) 

Peruzzy,  Lf  M.  D.     See  P***. 

Pervigilium  Veneris.  (In  Baudius,  D.  Amores.  1638;  — 
Petronius  Arbiter.  Satyricon.  1669; —  Lemaire, 
C.  Poet.  Lat.  mem.,  v.  2".  1824  )  —  A'nfj.,  Vigil  of 
Venus.  (In  Catullus,  Q.  V.  Poems.  1854.) 

Pervonte,  oder  Die  WUnsehe ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  tii» 
Theater,  v  30.  1841.) 

Pesaro,  Giovanni.  Compondio  dei  dispaoci,  1621-24.  (In 
Barozzi,  X.,  and  Berchet,  G.  Relaz.  degli  stati 
europei,  ser.  2,  v.  2.  18">9.) 

Peschel,  Oscar  Ferdinand.  Geschichtc  dcr  Erd- 
kunde.  bis  auf  A.  v.  Humboldt  und  C.  Hit 
ter.  Munchen,  1865.  8".  (Munich.  Ak.  d. 

•  Wiss.     Gesch.  d.  Wiss.,  v.  4.) 

—  Geschichte  des  Zeitalters    der   Entdeckungen. 

Stuttg.  u.  Augsb.,  18.58.  8". 
Peschiulli,  Andrea.     ANGELIS,  I),  de.     (fn   Crescimbeni, 

G.  M.     Vite  degli  Aroadi,  v.  2.   1710.) 
Pessard,  Hector.     Yo  et  les  principes  de  89  ;  fan- 

taisie  chinoise.     Brux.,  18G6.   18°. 
Pesselier,  Charles  Etienne.        (Euvres     de  theatre 

[et  autrcs  pieces].     Paris,  1740.    12". 
Content*.      La  mascarade  du  Parnnssc.   —   L'ecole  du 
temps.  —  Esope  au  Parnasse.  —  Le  songe  do  Cidaiise.  — 
Etrennes  d'une  jcune  muse  au  public. 

Note.      Each  of  these  has    a  separate  title  page  and 
pagination. 

Pessoa,  J.  M.  da  Cunha.     See  Cunha  Pessoa,  J.  M.  da. 
Pestalozzi,  Johann    Ileinrich.     BIHEH,  E.     P.  and 
his  plan  of  education.     London,  1831.  8". 

—  FISCHER,  E.  G.      Feber   P.'s    Lehrart.      (In    Berlin. 

Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1803.) 

—  MAYO,  C.     Memoir  of  P.    London,  1S2S.  8°.     (B  936) 
Pestel,  Frtodricli  Wilhelm.   Oratio.    (In  Leyden.  Solennia. 

1775.  A  65) 
Pestilences.     MACLEAN,  C.     Dissertation  on    the  source  of 

epidemic  and  pestilential   diseases.     (In  Yates,  \V. 

View.  1801.) 

See  nlsto  Black  death;  —  Epidemics;  —  Plague. 
Pet,  A.,«»'7  Jackman,  C.    Voy.  to  discover  Northeast  seas. 

1580.     (In  Hakluyt,  II.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1809.) 
Petancius   (Hung.    Petantzi),    Felix.     Do  itineribus  airgre- 

diendi  Turcum.     (fn  Conring,  II.     De  bcllo  contra 

Turcas.  1664.) 
Petards.     OMODEI,  F.    Del  petardo  di  guerra.     (In  Turin. 

Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  28.  1824.) 
Petau,  Denis  (Lat.  Dionysius  Petavius").     History 

of  the  world  ;  contin.  by  others  to  16-59,  with 

geog.  descrip.  of  Europe,  Asia,  Africa,   and 

America.     Lond.,  16.59.  f°. 

—  Animadversiones,  etc.    (In  Epiphanius.     Opera,  v.  2. 

1682.) 

-  Rationarium  temporum.    Paris,  1636.  2  v.   12°. 

Note.     Prefixed  is  De  Photino  haerotico. 

—  De  vcteri   anno   Romanorum.   —   Kalendarium    vetus 

Rom.,  etc.  (In  Grsevius.  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.,v. 8. 
1698.) 


PETAU 


2305 


PETERS 


-  NICF.RON,  J.   P.      (In   i,is    Mem.,v.37.  173";  —  and, 

Germ.,  V.   1.    174'J.) 

-  SAUMAISE,  C.  de.     De  episcopis  ct  presbyteris, 

contra  P.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1(541.   12". 
Petau,  Paul.     In  Francoium  curia   concilliarii  an- 
tiquarise   supellectilis  portiuncula.     (fn   Sallengre. 
Nov.  thes.  iintiq.  liom.,  v.  2.  1718.) 

-  Veterumnumorum  yvoipiff/zn.  Parisiis,  1610.  4°. 
Petavius,  Dionysius.     See  Petau,  D. 

Petechial  fever.     See  Spotted  fever. 

Petellidea  (Jnu*sin*.     Fragin.     (In  Mueller,  C.    Frag.  hist. 

Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 

Peter.     See  alto  Petrus  ;  —  Pedro  ;  —  Pierre. 
Peter,  St.     BOCLLANGER,  X.  B.       (In  his  (Euvres, 

v.  6.  1792.) 

—  ENGLAND,  J.,  Up.  of    Charleston.      Letters   proving 

the  residence  and  episcopacy  of  St.  Peter  in  Koine. 
(In  hi*  Works,  v.  2.  1849.) 

—  GUIMULAKD    DE  ST.  l.Ai:KKNT,  H.  J.     Aponju  icono- 

graphique  snr  8t.  Pierre  et  St.  Paul.  (In  Annales 
nrcheol.,  v.  2;i,  24.  186:!-64.)  —  Iconogruphie  de  St. 
Pierre.  (In  \.  25.  1865.) 

—  LIFE  of  Siiiion-Barjona,   surnamed  Ceplias  or  Peter. 

London,  1818.  8°.     (C  154) 

-  PASSAGLIA,  C.     Commeiitarius  de  pracrogativis 

13.  Petii.     Ratisb.,  1850.  8°. 

—  ^^STANHKI.M,    F.      De   temere   credita   Potri   in   urhem 

Roinain  profectione.    (In  Spanheim,  F.    Diss.  1679.) 
Peter,  Epistles  of.     See  Bible  (p.  290). 
Peter  the  Cruel,  of  Citttile.     Set  Pedro. 
Peter  i.,    the  Great,    Emperor  of  Russia.     Journal. 

Londres,  1773.  2  v.    12°. 

-  BANKS,  J.      Life  and  reign,  of  P.      New  ed. 

Montpclier,   1811.   12". 

-  BARROW,  J.     Memoir  of  P.     X.  Y.,  1848.   16°. 

(Harper's  fain,  lib.,  v.  65.) 

-  CARHURI,    M.     Monument    a   la    gloire    de    P. 

Paris,  1777.   P. 

—  EUSTAPHIEVE,  A.     Peter  the  Great.      Boston, 

1814.   12". 

-  GALITZIN,  A.     (In  hi*  La  Russie  au  18e  siecle.  1863.) 

-  IMPARTIAL  history  of  the  life  of  P.  ;   by  a  Brit 

ish  officer.     London,  1723.  8°. 

-  KOBB,  J.  G.     Diary  of  au  Austrian  secretary 

of  legation,  at  the  court  of  P.  ;  tr.  and  ed. 
by  Count  MacDonnel.  Lond.,  1863.  2  v.  8". 

-  MALDKN,   H.    (In  hi*  Disting.   men   of  mod.   times 

v.  3.   1808;  v.  S9  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 


G,  J.  von.  [Curious  and 
remarkable  anecdotes  of  P.  In  Russian.  St. 
Petersb.,]  1786.  8°. 

-    THOMAS,  A.  L.     Le  czar  Pierre  ler,  poeme.     (fn  his 
(Euvres.  v.  6.  1802.) 

—  .VOLTAIRE,  F.  M.  A.    de.     Histoire  de    Russie 
sous  P.     Pans,  1815.  2  v.   18". 
See  alao  Charles  xn.,  of  Sweden. 

Peter  n.,  Emperor  of  Knxnia.  GALITZIN,  A.  (fn  kin  La 
Russie  au  ISe  siec.Io.  1863.) 

Peter  in.,  Emperor  of  Rimnia.  POINSOT.  —  .  (fn  /tin  Morts 
royalea.  1807.) 

Peter,  Cardinal  and  Rp.  of  Augxburg.  Litcraj  indulgen- 
tiarum  in  ecclesiw  Brenziunee  gratiam.  (In  Schel- 
horn,  .1.  G.  Armcn.  lit.,  v.  12.  1"30.) 

Peter,  Up.  of  Alexandria.  Historical  notice.  —  Genuine 
acts  of  Peter.  —  Canonical  epistle;  with  the  com 
mentaries  of  Theodore  Balsamon  and  John  Zonaras. 
—  Letter  to  the  Church  at  Alexandria.  —  Fragment 
from  the  book  on  the  Godhead.  —  Fragment  from 
the  homily  on  the  advent  of  our  Saviour.  —  Fragm. 
from  the  homily  on  the  sojourning  of  Christ  with  us. 
-  That  up  to  the  time  of  the  destruction  of  Jeru 
salem,  the  Jews  rightly  appointed  the  14th  day  of 
the  first  lunar  month.  —  Of  the  soul  and  body.  — 
On  St.  Matthew.  —  From  a  sermon  or  a  treatise  on 
theology  ;  tr.  by  J.  B.  H.  Hawkins,  (fn  Methodius. 
Writings.  1869.) 

Peter  de  Ritpibux.     See  Petrus  <le  Rnpibu*. 

Peter  of  Rloia.     See  Petrus  Blemnnis. 

Peter  of  Cliiny.     See  Petrus  Cluniacensis. 

Peter.     See  alw  Peters. 

Peter,  Francesco.  Di  tin  antico  orologio  solare.  Roma. 
1815.  4°.  (E  40) 

Peter,  Heinrich.  Johan  de  Witt.  (In  Historische  Zeit- 
Bchr.,  v.  13.  1865.) 


Peter,  Hugh,     fife  Peters. 

Peter,    Karl    Franz    Baldwin.     Die   Literatur   cler 

Faustsage    bis    Ende  des   Jahres    1850.      2e 

verm.Aufl.     Lpz.,  1851.  8°. 
Peter,  Robert  C.,  M.I).     Review  of  Caldwell's   'Physiology 

vindicated'.     Cincin.,  1843.  8°.     (B  1560) 
Peter,  W.    Thoughts  on  the  present  crisis.    (In  Pamphlet 
eer,  1816;  v.  8  of  B  838) 
Peter  Carradine  ;  or,  The  Martindale  pastoral ;  by 

C.  Chesebro.     N.  Y.,  1863.  12°. 
Peter  Dimringer  von  Staufenberg.     (In  Simrock,  K.    Die 

deutschen  Volksbiicher,  v.3.  1846.) 
Peter  Parley,  pxeud.     See  Goodrich,  S.  G. 
Peter  Plymley,  pseud.     S<-e  Smith,  S. 
Peter  Porcupine,  pxeud.     See  Cobbett,  S. 
Peter  Schlemihl ;  von  A.  von  Chamisso  ;  hrsg.  von 

La  Motte  Fouque.     Xiirnberg,  1814.   16°. 

-  Eny.     Tr.  by  W.  Howitt.     X.  Y.,  1844.  8°. 

-  Siime.  eftnti-t.     (fn  Hedge,  F.  H.      Prose  writers  of 

Germany.   1848.) 

Peter  Schlemihl's,  Die  Manuscripte  ;  von  L.  Bech- 

stein.     Berlin,  1851.   2  v.  8°. 
Peter  Simple;  by  F.  Marryat.     Phila.,  1833.  3  v. 

12". 

—  Same.     Lpz.,  Taucfinitz,   1842.   16°. 

Peter  Wilkins:  or,  The  flying  islanders,  a  melo-dramntic 
spectacle,  (fn  Sargent,  E.  Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  19.) 

Peterborough  and  Monmouth,  Charles,  Earl  of.  See 
Mordaunt,  C. 

Peterborough.  BRITTOX,  J.  Hist,  and  antiq.  of 
the  Abbey  and  Cathedral  Church  of  P.  Lon 
don,  1828.  4". 

-  CHROXICON  Petroburgense  ;    cur.  T.  Stapleton. 

London,  1849.  4°.     (Camden  Soc.,  v.  47.) 
See  alto  Burgh  Monastery. 

Peterborough,  Rp.  of.  See  Clavering,  R. ;  —  Cumberland, 
R. ;  —  Hinc'hcliffe,  J. ;  —  Rennet,  W. ;  —  Madan, 
S. ;  —  Marsh,  II. ;  —  Terrick,  R. ;  —  Thomas,  J. ;  — 
White,  T. 

Peterborough,  X.  II.  MORISON.J.  H.  Address  at  the  cen 
tennial  celebration.  Boston,  1839.  8".  (B  1599) 

Petermann,  August  Heinrich.  See  Mittheilungen  Uber 
no  lie  Krforschungen  auf  dem  Gesammtgebiete  der 
Geographic. 

Petermann,  Julius  Heinrich.  Beitrage  ZH  der  Gcschichte 
der  Kreuxziiirc  nus  armenischen  Quellen.  (In  Ber 
lin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1860.)  —  Ueber  den  Dialect 
der  Armenier  von  Tiflis.  (In  1866.) 

Peters.     See  also  Peter. 

Peters,  Carl  Ferdinand.  KrklUningen.  See  Hanfstaengel,  F. 

Peters,  Christian  August  Friedrich,  ed.  See  Zeitschrift 
fiir  pop.  Mittheilungen  aus  dem  Gcbie.te  Astron. 

Peters,  De  Witt  C.  Life  and  adventures  of  Kit 
Carson.  X.  Y.,  1859.  8". 

Peters  or  Peter,  Hugh.  Tales  and  jests  ;  with  ac 
count  of  his  life  and  execution.  London, 
1660,  reprinted  1807.  8°. 

-  Two  letters,  1654.      (hi  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  21. 

1835.)  —  Letter  to  Gov.  Winthrop,  1647.     (fn  Proc., 
1867-69.) 

-  HISTOKICAL  and  critical  account  of  P.     London,  1751. 

8°.    (B  704) 

-  PETERS,  8.     History  of  P.     X.  Y.,  1807.  8°. 

—  TRIAL  of  P.    (fn  Trials  of  Charles  i,  etc.  1832.    Fam. 

lib.,  v.  39.) 
Peters,    John   11.,  Jr.     Miscel.    remarks  upon    the 

Chinese,  suggested  by  the  Chinese  Museum. 

Boston,  1845.   8°. 
Peters,  Joseph.      Observations  of  a  solar  eclipse,  Oct.  27, 

1780,  St.  John's  Island,     (fn  Amer.  Acad.     Mem., 

v.  1.  1785.) 

Peters,  Matthew.     Agiicultura  ;  or,  The  good  hus 
bandman.     London,  1776.  8°. 
Peters,    Mrs.    Phillis    (Wheatley).     Elegy    to    the 

memory  of  8.  Cooper.     Boston,  1784.  8".     (B  281) 

—  Letters  to  ().  Turner.  —  Poem,     (fn  Mass.    Hist.  Soc. 

Proc.,  1863-64.) 

—  ODEI.L,  M.  M.     Memoir  and  poems  of  Phillis 

Wheatley.     Boston,  1834.  12°. 

Same.     Also  poems   by  a  slave   [G.  M.  Hor- 

ton].     Boston,  1838.  'l8°. 


PETERS 


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PETIT 


—  SHURTLEFF,  X.  B.    Biog.  notice  of  P.  —  NOTICE  of   a 

'Muni. 'of  I',  by  XI.  M.  Odd].  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.,  1863-64.)  —  PROPOSALS  for  printing  P.'s 
poems  and  letters,  1779.  (In  1864-65.) 

Peters,  Hichard,  d.  1828.     Agricultural  enquiries  on  plaster 
of  Paris.     Phila.,  1797.  8".     (W  42; 

—  Discourse   on   agriculture,    9   Jan.       Phila.,    1816.   8". 

(W9) 

—  Fac-simile  of   Gen.  Washington's   hand-writing;   and 

sketches  of  his  private  character,  n.t.p.  [1811.1  8°. 
(Wll) 

—  Various  articles.]     (In  Phil.  Agric.  Soc.     Mem.,  v.  1- 

3.  1808-14.) 

See  also  Pennsylvania.   Commissioners  to  treat 
with  the  Indians. 

—  DALLAS,  A.  J.,  and  others.     Depositions  [in  the 
case  of  8.  Chase  and  P.],     n.t.p.  [1804.]   8". 

Another  copy.     (B  504) 

Peters,  Richard,  Jr.    Correspondence  upon  charges 
of  errors  in  his  reports.]  n.t.p.  [183—.]  8".    (B1756) 

-  Report,    Cherokee      nation     against    Georgia. 

Phila.,  1831.  8". 

—  Report,    E.  Priggs    vs.   Pennsylvania.     Phila., 

1842.    8". 

—  The  whole  proceedings    in  the  case  of  Olmsted  and 

others,  >:s.  Hittenhouse's  executrices.  Phila.,  1809. 
8".  i.B  412,  W  12) 

Peters,  Samuel  Andrew.     General  history  of  Con 
necticut.     London,  1781.  8". 

-  History  of  Hugh  Peters.     N.  Y.,  1807.  8°. 
Peters    and   Grigg.       See    Wheaton   atid   Donaldson  vs. 

Peters  and  Grigg.    1833.     (B  1440) 
Peter's  letters  to  his  kinsfolk;   [by  J.  G.  Lockhart], 

3d  ed.     Edin.,  1819.  3  v.  8". 
-     Same.     1st  Amer.  ed.     X.  Y.,  1820.  8". 
Petersburg,     Va.      U.    S.    Senate.     Report   of  the 

committee  on  the  conduct  of   the  war  on  the 

attack  on  P.,  30  July,  1864.  Wash.,  1865.  8". 
Chrintian  Commission.     Kecord  of  the  federal  dead 

buried  from   Libby    prison,  City  Point,  and  in  the 

tield    before    Petersburg,    and   Richmond.      Phila., 

1805.  8".     (B  1959) 

Peterson,  Christian.     Ansichten.     See  Lehmann,  J.  G.  C. 
Petersen,  Frederick  A.      Military   review   of    the 

campaign  in   Virginia  and  Maryland,   1862. 

Pt.  1,  2.     N.Y.,  1862.  8°. 
Petersen,  Johann   Friedrich.     Commentatio   theo- 

logu-a ;     quid    Ecclesias     Christians    notio. 

Gott.,  1822.  4". 
Petersen,  Siegwart  Peter  Blumcnthal.     Norsk  Bog-Forte- 

gnelse.  1870.      .-see  Botten-Hansen,  P. 
Petersham,  Mass.     FOSTEK,  F.     Nature  and  char 
acter  of  the  opposition  to  F.  by  the  inhabitants  of  P. 

Brooktield,  181/.  8".     (B  1394; 

—  WILLSON,  E.  B.     Address  in  commemoration 

of  its  100th  anniv.     Boston,  1855.  8". 
Another  copy.    (B  1599) 

Peterson,  Rev.  Edward.     History  of  Rhode  Island. 
X.  Y.,  1853.  8". 

Peterson,  Henry.     Address  before  the  Junior  Anti-Slavery 
Soe.,  Dec.  23,  1836.     Phila.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1474; 

Peterson,  Nils.     TRIAL.     See  Williams,  J. ,  et  al. 

Peterson,    Peter.     LIFE  and   confession.    1819.     See  Wil 
liams,  J.     (B  344,  559,  1462) 

Peterson.     Si-e  also  Petersen. 

Petheram,  John.      Hist,    sketch   of    Anglo  Saxon 
literature  in  England.     London,  1840.  8°. 

—  Puritan    discipline    tracts.      London,  1843-46. 

5  v.  12°. 

Xamely.  Mar  Prelate,  M.  Epistle  to  the  terrible 
priests  of  the  Convocation  House;  repr.  from  black 
letter  ed.,  with  introd.  and  notes.  2d  ed.  1843;  — 
Kpitome  of  the  first  book  of  Bridges'  'Defence  of  the 
government  of  the  Church  of  Kng  ,  and  ecclesiastical 
matters';  repr.  from  black  letter  ed.,  with  introd.  and 
notes.  1843;  —  Hay  any  worke  for  Cooper;  a  reply  to 
the  'Admonition  to  the  people  of  Kng.';  repr.  from 
black  letter  ed.,  with  introd.  and  notes.  1845.  —  Pap 
with  a  hatchet;  a  reply  to  M.  Mar  Prelate;  repr.  from 
orig.  4th  ed.,  with  introd.  and  notes.  1844.  —  Nash,  T. 
An  almond  for  a  parrot,  being  a  reply  to  Mar  Prelate; 
repr.  from  black  letter  ed.,  with  introd.  and  notes.  1846. 


Petherick,  John.  Egypt,  the  Soudan,  and  Central 
Africa.  Edin.,  1861.  8°. 

—  and  Petherick,  Mrs.   Travels  in  Central  Africa, 

and  explorations  of  the  Western  Nile  tribu 
taries  ;  with  app.  on  fresh-water  turtle  fishes 
of  the  Nile,  etc.,  by  Drs.  Gray  and  Giinther. 
London,  1869.  2  v"  8°. 

Petigny,  Francois  Jules  Filleul  de.  Etudes  sur 
1'hist.,  les  lois,  etc.,  de  1'epoque  merovin- 
gienne.  Paris,  1843-44.  2  v.  8°. 

Petigru,  James  Louis.  Portion  of  the  code  of 
statute  laws  of  S.  Carolina.  Book  2-5. 
Charleston,  1861-62.  8°. 

—  Oration  before  the  Charleston  Library  Society,  June 

13.     Charleston,  1S48.  8".     (B  1585) 

-  GKAYSON,  W.  J.    J.  L.  Petigru;  a  biog.  sketch. 

N.  Y.,  1866.  12°. 

Petimetre,  Kl :  paynete.     See  Cruz  y  Cano,  R.  de  la. 
Petion  de  Villeneuve,  Jerome.     Memoires  inedits  ; 

prec.  cl'une  introd.  par  C.  A.  Dauban.    Paris, 

1866.  8". 

—  AnoLPHts,  J.     (In  his  Biog.  mem.,  v.  2.  1799.) 

-  VIE  politique  de  P.     Paris,  [179-?].  8°.     (B  571) 
Petit,  Antoine.      Essais    sur   les    maladies    heredi- 

taires.     Paris,  1817.  8". 

Petit,  Guillaump.     See  Guilelmus  Parvux  de  Xeictiurgh. 
Petit,  Jean  Louis.    Traite  des  maladies  des  os  ;  rev. 

par  A.  Louis.     Paris,  1758.  2  v.   12°. 

-  Louis,  A.      Eloge.   n.t.p.    [1750.]    12°.     (D  59) 
Petit,  R<v.  John  Louis.     Sherborne  minster  :     Dorsetshire. 

(In  Archseol.   Inst.  of  Gr.  Brit,     Memoirs  ill.  hist. 

of  Bristol.  1853.) 
Petit,  Joseph.       Marengo,   or    Campaign    in    Italy 

under  chief    consul    Bonaparte,    and   life  of 

Gen.Desaix.     London,  1800.  8". 
-     Same.     Phila.,  1801.  8°.     (B  779) 
Petit,  Peter.     Hebrew  guide  ;  or,  English-Hebrew 

grammar.     London,  1752.  4". 

—  Natural  occasions  of  terror,  etc. ;  sermon,  Feb.  6,  day 

foi  general  fast.     London  ,  1756.  4°.     (B  1256) 
Petit,   Pierre,  b.  1598,    d.  1671.       NICERON,   J.  P.     (In  his 

Mem.,  v.42.  1741;  and,  Germ.,  v.  9.  1754.) 
Petit,    Pierre,   b.  1617.   d.  1687.      NICERON,    J.    P.    (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  11.  1730;  and,  Germ.,  v.  9.  1754.) 
Petit  (Lat.  Petitus\  Samuel.     De  anno  Attico.     (In  Grono- 

vius,  J.     Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  9.   1701.) 

—  Eclogie  chronologies  de  anno  et  periodo  veternm  Rom. 

(In  Grtevius,  J.  G.  Thcs.  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  8.  1698.) 
Petit,  Win.,  b.  11136.  See  Guilemus  l'<irvtm  de.  Xewlntrgh. 
Petit  or  Potyt,  Wm.,  b.  1736.  BRADY,  R.  Answer  to  P.'s 

'Rights  of  ihe  Commons  asserted'.     (In  his  Introd., 

1684.) 

Petit-Radel,  Louis  Charles  Francois.  Examen 
analytique  et  tableau  comparatif  des  syn- 
chronismes  de  1'histoire  des  temps  hero'iques 
de  la  Grece.  Paris,  1827.  4°. 

—  Les  origines  des  plus  anciennes  villes    de  1'Espngne. 

(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.    Mem.,  v.  6.  1822.) 

—  Projet  pour  la  restauration  du  Pantheon  fraiiQ.     Paris, 

an  yii  [1799].  4°.    (A  74) 

—  La   veracite   de  Denys  d'Halicarnasse.  —  Defense  de 

1'autorite  de    Denys   d'Halicarnasse.        (In    Paris. 
Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.    Mem.,  v.  5.  1821.) 
Petit-Radel,  Philippe.      Institutions  de  medecine. 
Paris,  1800.  2v.  8°. 

—  Chirurgie.  (Vol.  54,  55  of  Encyclopedic  method.  1790- 

92.) 
Petit-Senn,  John.    Conceits  and  caprices,  [Bluettes 

et  boutades  ;   tr.  from    the    French].     N.  Y., 

1869.  24°. 
Petit  almanach  national  pour  Paris,  1840.     Paris, 

[1839].   16°. 
Petit  Grandisson,  Le  ;    tr.  libre  du  Hollandois  par 

[A.]  Berquin.     Londres,  1795.   12°. 

-  Same.    (Vol.  26,  27  of  his  GEuvres.  1822.) 

Petit  Jehan  de  Saintre,  Histoire  du,  et  de  la  dame 
des  belles-cousines  ;  par  [L.  E.  de  L.]  de 
Tressan.  Paris,  1791.  12°. 


PBTIT-MAISTRB 


2307 


PETITOT 


Petit-maistre  corrige,  Le;  comedie.  See  Marivaux,  P.  C. 
de  O.  de. 

Petite  Fiidette,  La  ;  par  G.  Sand  [Mine.  Dudevantl. 

Paris,  1858.   1(5°. 
Petite   reine,  La  ;  par  Mrae.  C.  Reybaud.      Brux., 

1811.   16". 

Petite  ville,  Une  ;  par  R.  Bravard.  Paris,  18-59.  18°. 
Petites    misert's    dc    la    vie  conjugale;     [parll.de 

Bal/,ac].     Paris,  18(55.   16°.    (CEuvres,  v.  45.) 
Petition.     ,Ji;u.v  populi  Anglican! ;  or,  Tin;  subject's  right  of 

petitioning.  Loud.,  1701,  reprinted  1772.  8°.  (B1632) 

-  LETTER  to  a  leading  great  man,  cone,  the  rights  of  the 

people  to  petition.     London,  1721.  8".    (B  757) 

—  CUSHINU,  U.     Speech,  Jan.  25,  on  the  right  of  petition 

as  connected  with  [that]  for  the  abolition  of  slavery 
in  1).  O.,  Jan.  25.  Wash.,  1836.  8".  (B  1124,  1813) 

—  GUSHING,  A.      Speech  in  the  Senate  of  Mass.,  March 

30  and  31,  on  resolves  rel.  to  the  action  of  Congress 
upon  anti-slavery  petitions,  etc.  Boston,  1837.  8°. 
(B  1474) 

-  N.  Y.     Senate.     Report  on  the  resolutions  of  the  As 

sembly  on  the  right  of  petition.  Albany,  1839.  8°. 
(No.  53.  B  1475) 

—  R.  I.     Gen.  Aisnemb.     Whipple's   report   [on   resolu 

tions  of  the  Ho.  of  Reps,  relative  to  petitions  for 
abolition  of  slavery].  Boston,  1839.  8".  (B  1475) 

—  COMON,  C.      The  right  of   petition.     N.  Y.,  1840.  8° 

(B1494) 

—  SLADK,  W.     Speech  on  the  right  of  petition,  etc.,  Jan. 

18.20.     Wash.,  1840.  8°.     (B1475) 

—  STANLKY,  K.    Speech  on  abolition  petitions,  Jan.  16. 

Wash.,  1840.  8".     (B  1497) 

—  ADAMS,  J.  Q.     Remarks  on   the   right  of  P.,  Dec.  22. 

Slip  from  the  Whig  standard.  1843.     (B  1498) 

—  WlNTHROP,  R.  C.      Speech  on  the  right  of  petition. 

Wash.,  1844.  8°.     (B  1174,  1500) 
fire  also  Taylor,  Capt.  W. 

Petition  of  the  Roman  Catholics  of  Ireland.  Dublin,  1792. 
8°.  (C  155) 

Petitot,  — .  Marcel.  (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans, 
Xouv.,  v.  54.  1802.) 

Petitot,  Claude  Bernard.  Collection  des  me- 
moires  rel.  a  la  hist,  de  France,  le  ser.  Paris, 
1819-27.  52  v.  8°. 

A'ote.   When  the  title  of  the  article  is  'Memoires' 
the  author  only  is  given. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Ville- Hardouin,  G.  de.  2.  Join- 
ville,  J.de.  Mem. ,ou  Hist,  de  St.  Louis.  3.  Kxtraits 
des  inss.  arabes  ;  tr.  par  J).  D.  Cardonne.  —  Du  Cange, 
C.  du  F.  Dissert,  sur  1'Hist.  de  S.  Louys  Joinville. 
4,  5.  Mem.  sur  Du  Guesclin.  5,  6.  Christine  de  I>i.iun. 
Le  livre  des  fais  du  roy  Charles  v.  6,  7.  Le  livre  des 
ralcts  du  marechal  de  Boucicaut.  —  Fenin,  P.  de.  8 
Tableau  du  regne  du  Charles  vn.  —  Mem.  cone,  la 
Pucelle  d'Orleans  [Jeanne  d'Arc] .  —  Gruel,  G.  Histoire 
d  Artus,  comte  in  de  Blchemont.  —  Godefroy  D  Mem 
rel.  a  Florent  d'llliers.  9,  10.  La  Marche,  O.  de.  11 
DuCierq.J.  11-13.  Commines,  P.  de.  13-14.  Troyes, 
J.  de.  Histoire  de  Louys  n.  —  Villeneuve,  G.  de.  — 
Bouchet,  J.  Le  panegyric  du  chevallier  sans  reproche- 
ou  Mem.  de  La  Tremouille.  15-16.  Hystoire  du  chev 
alier  Bayard.  —  La  Mark,  R.  de,  aeign.  de  Fleuranue. 
Hist,  du  reigne  de  Louis  xn.  et  Frangois  I.  —  Louise 
de  Xavoie.  Journal.  17-18.  Du  Bellay,  M  18-19 
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loix,  V.  Mem.  de  la  vie  de  F.  de  Scepeaux,  sire  de 
\ieUlcville.  28-30.  Villara,  L.  H.  de,  le,  due.  31,32. 
Rabutin,  F.  de.  Commentaires  des  dernieres  guerres 
en  la  Gaule  Belgique.  —  Fenelon,  B.  de  S.,  marquis  de  la 
Motlie.  Le  siege  de  Metz  par  Charles  v.  —  Coligny,  G. 
de.  Le  siege  de  Sainte-Quentin.  —  La  Chatre,  C  de 
-  Rochechouart,  G.  de.  33.  Castelnau,  M.  de.  34. 
Mergey,  J.  de.  —  La  Noue,  F.  de.  —  Gamon,  A.  — 
Philippi,  J.  35.  Bouillon,  Henri,  due  de.  —  Tavannes, 
G.  dv$.,*eign.  de.  36.  Hurault,  P.,  comte  de  Clievernu. 
—  Hurault,  I'.,  Bn.  of  Chartrt*.  37.  Marguerite  de 
Valois.  —  Thou,  J.  A.  de.  38.  Choisnin,  J.  —  Merle, 
M.  de.  38-43.  Cayet,  P.  V.  P.  Chronol.  novenaire.  — 
Saint-Auban,  J.  Pape,  si-igneur  de.  44.  Villeroy,  N". 
de.  —  Angouleme,  C.  de  V.,  due  A'.  45-49.  L'Estoile, 
P.  de.  Mem.,  et  journal  de  Henri  III,  iv.  49.  Gillot, 
J.  Relation.  —  Groulard,  C.  —  Marillac,  M.  de.  50-51. 
Fpntenay  Mareuil,  F.  D.,  marq.  de.  52.  Table 
generale  et  analytique. 

-  Nome.     2e  ser.     Paris,  1820-29.  78  v.  8°. 
Note.     M.  de  Monmerque  a  fourni  des  notices  sur  plu- 

sieurs  des  historiens,  et,  entre  autres,  sur  Conrart  et  le 
P.  Berthod.  —  Que'rard, 

290.     (14.  4.  79.) 


Contents.  Vol.  1-9.  Sully,  M.  de  Bethune,  due  de 
(Economies  royales.  10-11.  Richelieu,  A.  J.  du  P 
cardinal.  Mem.,  lS10-lt>20.  11-16.  Jeannin,  P.  Les 
negociations.  16.  Estrees,  F.  A.,  due  d'.  16-17 
Pontchartrain.  18-19.  Rohan,  Henri,  d,ic  de.  19-21 
Bassompierre,  F.  de.  21-30.  Richelieu.  1610-1038. 
31.  Orleans,  Gaston,  due  d'.  31-32.  Tnomas  du  Fosse 
P.  Mem.  du  Lonisde  I'ontis.  33-34.  Notice  sur  Port- 
Royal.  —  Arnauld  d'Andilly,  R.  d'.  34.  Arnauld, 
A.,  tabbf.  —  Nemours,  M.  d'O.,  ihu-hexxe  de.  35-36 
Memoires  rel.  a  la  Froude.  —  Brienne,  H.  L.  de  L., 
comte  de.  36-40.  Motteville,  F.  B.,  Mine.  de.  40-43 
Montpensier,  A.  M.  L.  d'O.,  ducAe«*«  de.  44^16  Retz 
J.  F.  P.  de  G.,  card.  de.  47.  Joly,  G.  -  Joly,  C. 

Mem.  concern,   le  card,  de  Retz.      48.     Conrart,    V. 

Berthod,  F.  49-51.  Montglat,  F.  de  P.  de  C.,  mnrq. 
de.  51.  La  Chatre-Nanc,ay,  K  51-52.  La  Rochefou 
cauld,  F.  de.  —  Gourville,  J.  H.  53-54.  Lenet,  I'. 

—  Montresor,  C.  de  B.,  vomte.  —  Fontrailles,  L.  d'A., 
vcte.  de.       55-56.      Guise,  Henri  de   Lorraine,  due  do. 
56,  57.     Gramont,  A.,   due  de.  —  Du  Plessis  Praslin, 
C.,  marei-hal.      58-59.     M.  de  ***  .  —  La  Porte,  P.  de. 
60-63.     Talon,  O.  —  Choisy,  F.  T.,  I'aM/c  ^-.    64.    Tem 
ple,   Chen.  G.  —  La  Fayette,  M.  M.  P.  de  L.  V.,  corn- 
tense  de.     Hist,  de   Mnie.  Henriette  d'Angleterre.      65. 
La   Fayette,   M.  M.    P.   de   L.  V.,   comte.xse  de.      Me 
moires  de  la  cour  de  France.  —  La  Fare,  C.  A.,  mnrq. 
de.      65,  66.     Fitz  James,  J.,  Ituke.  of  Berwick.  —  Cay- 
lus,  M.  M.  de  V.  de  M.,  marquise,  de.     Souvenirs.      67, 
68.     Colbert,  J.  B.,  marq.  de  Torcy.      68-71.     Villars, 
L.  II.  de.      71-74.     Noailles,  A.  J.,   due  de.      74,  75. 
Forbin,  C.,  comte  de.  —  Duguay-Trouin,  R.      76,  77. 
Duclos,  C.  P.    Mem.  secrets.  —  Staal,  M.  J.  C.  de  L., 
banmne  de.      78.     Table  general  et  analytique. 

-  Repertoire  du  theatre  fran§ois  ;  ou  lleceuil 
des  tragedies  et  comedies  restees  au  theatre 
depuis  Itotrou  ;  avec  des  notices  et  1'examen 
de  chaque  piece.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1817- 
18.  25  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1-6.  Tragedies.  1.  Rotrou,  J.  de. 
Venceslas.  —  Genest,  C.  C.,  I'abbe..  Penelope.  —  Cam- 
pistron,  J.  G.  dc.  Amlronic.  —  Longepierre,  II.  1$.  de 
R.,  baron  de.  Medee.  —  La  Fosse,  A.  de.  Manlius 
Capitolinus.  2.  La  Grange,  F.  J.  de  C.  de.  Amasis. 

—  Duche  de  Vancy,  J.  F.    Absalon.  —  De  Caux,  G. 
Marios.  —  Houdart  de  La  Motte,  A.    Inez  de  Castro.— 
Piron,  A.      Gustave-Wasa.      3.     Pompignan,  J.  J.  L., 
marq.  de.  Didon.  —  La  Noue,  F.  de.  Mahomet  second.— 
Chateaubrun,  J.  B.  V.  de.     Lcs  Troyennes.  —  Guimond 
de  La  Touche,  C.     Iphigenie  en  Tauride.  —  Colardeau, 

C.  P.     Caliste.     4.    Saurin,  B.  J.    Spartacus ;  —  Blanche 
et  Guiscard.  —  Belloy,  P.  L.  B.  de.     Le  siege  de  Calais; 

—  Gaston  et  Bayard ;   —   Gabrielle  de  Vergy.      5.     Le- 
mierre,  A.  M.     Hypermnestrc ;  —  La  veuve  du  Malabar. 

—  La  Harpe,  J.  F.  de.     Le  comte  de  Warwick;  —  Phi. 
loctete.      6.     Duels,  J.  F.     (Edipe  chez  Admete.  —  Le 
Fevre,  P.  F.  A.     Don  Carlos.  —  Legouv6,  G.  M.  J.  B. 
La  mort  d'Abel.  —  Poinsinet  de  Sivry,  L.     Briaeis,  ou 
la  colere   d'Achille.      7.     Drames.      Diderot,   D.      Le 
pere  de  famille.  —  Sedaine,  M.  J.     Le  philosophe  sans 
le  savoir.  —  Saurin,  B.  J.     Beverlei.  —  La  Harpe,  J.  F. 
de.    MelanS^.      8-25.   Comedies.    8.    Quinault,  P.     La 
mere  coquette.  —  Montfteury,  A.,fils.     La  femme  juge 
et  partie.  —  Corneille,  T.     Le  festm  de  Pierre.  —  Dan- 
court,  F.  C.      Le  chevalier  a  la  mode.      9.     Boursault, 
E.     Le  mercurc  galant;  —  Esope  a  la  cour.  —  Brueys, 

D.  A.  de.     Lemuel. — Campistron,  J.  G.  de.     Le.jaloux 
desabuse.    10.    Baron,  M.    L'homme  a  bonne  fortune;  — 
L'Andrienne.  —  Le  Sage,  A.  R.     Turcaret.  —  Dufresny, 
C.     R.        La    reconciliation     normande.        11.       Dea- 
touches,  P.  N.     Le  philosophe  marie ;  —  Le  glorieux ;  — 
Le  dissipateur;   —  Le  tambour  nocturne.      12.     Dea- 
touches,  P.  N.      L'homme  singulier.   —  Piron,  A.     La 
metromanie.   —   Boissy,  L.  de.     Les  dehors  trompeurs. 

13.  La  Chaussee,  P.  C.  N".  de.     Le  prejuge  a  la  mode; 

—  Melanide ;  —  L'ecole  des  meres ;  —  La  gouvernante. 

14.  Gresset,  J.  B.  L.     Le  mechant.   —  La  Noue,  J.  B. 
S.  de.     La  coquette  cprrigee.  —  Imbert,  B.     La  jaloux 
sans  amour.      15.     Bievre,  G.  M.,  marq.  de.     Le  s6duc- 
teur.   —  Desforges,  1'.  J.  B.  C.      La  femmo  jalouse.  — 
Fabre  d'Eglantine,  P.  F.  N.      Le  Philinte  de  Moliere. 
16.     Beaumarchais,  P.  A.  C.  de.     Le  barbier  de  Seville; 

—  Le  mariage  de   Figaro;   —  La  mere  coupable.      17. 
Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F.     L'inconstant ;  —  L'optimiste ; 

—  Les  chateaux  en  Espagne ;  —  Le  vieux  celibataire;  — 
De  la  comedie  et  de  la  morale.      18.     Hauteroche,  N.  C. 
B.     Le  deuil ;  —  Crispin  medecin.  —  La  Fontaine,  J.  de. 
Le  Florentin ;  —  La  coupe  encliantee.  —  Brueys,  D.  A. 
Legrondeur;  —  L'avocat  Patelin.      19.     Dancourt,  F.  C. 
La  maison  de  campagne;  —  L'ete  des  coquettes;  —  Lcs 
vendanges  de  Surene;  —  Les  bourgeoises  de  qualite;  — 
Les  vacances;  —  Le  mari  retrouve;  —  Les  trois  cousines 


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20.  Dufresny,  C.  R.  L'esprit  dc  cojitradiction  ;  —  Le 
double  veuvage  ;  —  La  coquette  do  village ;  —  Le  dedit ;  — 
Le  mariage  fait  et  rompu.  —  Le  Grand,  M.  A.  L'aveu- 
gle  clairvoyant;  —  Le  galant  courelir.  —  Le  Sage,  A.  K. 
Crispin  rival  de  son  roaitre.  21.  Lafont,  J.  de.  Les 
trois  freres  rivaux.  —  Destouches,  P.  NT.  Le  triple 
mariage.  —  Boissy,  L.  de.  Le  babillard  ;  —  Le  Fran 
cois  a  Londres.  —  Allainval,  L.  J.  C.  8.  d'.  L'icole 
des  bourgeois.  —  Poisson,  1'.  Lc  proeureur  arbitre;  — 
L'impromptu  de  campagne.  —  Guyot  de  Merville,  M. 
—  Le  consentement  force.  22.  Marivaux,  1".  C.  de  C. 
de.  La  surprise  dc  1'amour;  —  Le  jeu  de  I'amour  et  du 
hasard  ;  —  La  mere  conridente  ;  —  Le  legs ;  —  Lee  fausses 
confidences;  —  L'eprcuve.  23.  Fagan,  C.  B.  Le  ren 
dezvous;  —  La  pnpille.  —  Pont-de-Vesle.  Le  somnam- 
bule.  —  Saintfoix,  G.  F.  P.  de.  L'oracle.  —  Boissy,  L. 
de.  Le  wage  etourdi.  —  Destouches,  I*.  X.  La  fausse 
Agnes.  —  Saurin,  B.  J.  Les  mceurs  du  temps.  —  Poin- 
Binet,  A.A.H.  Le  ccrcle.  24.  Colle,  C.  Dupuis  et 
DCS  Ronais;  —  La  partie  de  chasse  de  Henri  iv.  —  Se- 
daine,  M.  J.  La  gagfure  imprevuo.  —  Barthe,  Jf.  T. 
Les  fausse  inh'delites.  —  Chamfort,  S.  It.  N.  Le  mar- 
chand  de  t'myrne.  —  Goldoni,  C'.  Lebourru  bien  faisant. 
25.  Dorat,  C.  J.  La  fcinte  par  amour.  —  Favart,  C,  S. 
Les  trois  sultanes.  —  Desfaucherets,  J.  L.  B.  Le  ma 
riage  secret.  —  Collin  d'Harleville,  J.  F.  Monsieur  de 
Crac  dans  son  petit  castel;  —  Malice  pour  malice. 

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Petitot,  Jean,  pere  et  flu.  BORDIER,  II.  Informations 
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Petits  emigres,  Les;  par  Mine,  de  Genlis.  (Vol.  41-42  of  her 
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Petitti,  contf  Carlo  Ilarione.  Del  lavoro  de'  fanciulli  nolle 
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Petitus,  Samuel.     See  Petit,  S. 

Petity,  Jean  K.  de,  I'abbv.  Bibliotheque  des  artistes 
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Peto,  Luca.     See  Paetus,  L. 

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—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1866.  12°. 

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Cano,  R.  de  la. 
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Petrarca,   Francesco.      Caccia.     (In   Trucchi,    F. 

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—  Julii  Celsi  commentarii    de  vita  Julii  Caesaris.      (In 

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—  De   remediis    utriusque   fortunae.        lloterod., 

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—  Rime;  agg.  la  considerazione  d'A.,  annotation! 
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—  Rime.     London,  1778.  2  v.  12°. 

• —  .Same.  Illustrate  da  F.  Soave.  Milano,  Soc. 
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—  Same.     Pisa,  1805.  2  v.  f°. 

-  Same.     Parigi,  1.836.  2  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Memorie  della  vita  de  Petrarca.  — 
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Firenze,  1847.  12°. 


—  Sonnetti.  —  Canzoni.     (In    Gironi,  R.      Ruccolta   di 

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—  Germ.     (In  Schlegel,  A.  "W.  von.     Sammt.  Wcrke, 

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—  The   visions   of  Petrarch,   tr.  1591.     (In   Spenser,  E. 

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—  Vita.     (In  Autobiografle.  1S57.) 

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—  CAMPHELL,    T.      Life   of    Petrarch.      London, 

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—  STOKKS,  W.     Life  and  labours  in  art  and  ar 
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Petrie,  Henry,  and  Sharpe,  J.  Monumenta  his- 
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See  also  Geology;  — Mineralogy;  —  Palaeon 
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Petroleum.  UOXE,  J.  II.  A.  Petroleum  and  pe 
troleum  wells.  X.  Y.,  186-3.  16°. 

—  D.VDDOW,  S.  II.,  and  BAXXAX,  13.     Coal,  iron, 

and  oil  ;  or,  The  practical  American  miner. 
Pottsville,  Pa.,  1866.  8°. 

-  EATON,  S.  J.  M.     Petroleum  ;  a  history  of  the 

oil  region  of  Venango  Co.,  Perm.  Phila., 
1866.  12°. 

—  GESXER,  A.     Coal,  petroleum,  and  other  dis 

tilled  oils.  2d  ed.  by  G.  W.  Gesner.  N.  Y., 
186o.  8°. 

—  HUNT,  T.  S.     ( In  Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  15.  1867.) 

—  DAUBREB,    — .      Bitumen    et    Indies   minerales.      (In 

France.  Com.  Inif,.  de  PE-fpos.  de  1867.  Rapports, 
v.  5.)  —  BARRAL,  J.  A.  Corps  gras  alimentuires; 
les  huiles.  (In  v.  11.) 

—  MORRIS,  E.     Derrick  and  drill,  an  insight  into 

the    discovery,    etc.,    of   petroleum    in   New 

York.     N.  Y.,  1865.  12°. 
Petroni,  I'aolo  di  Lelio.    Miscellanea  historica,  1433-46.    (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Hal.  script.,  v.  24.  1738.) 
Petronj,  Stefano  Egidio.     Geste  navali  britanniche ; 

poema.     2a  ed.     Londra,  1828.  2  v.  8°. 

-  La  Xapoleouide.     Parizi,  1813.  8°. 
Petronius   Bnnoniensis,  St.,    Bp.     VITA  S.    Petronii.     (In 

Acta  sanct.,  v.  5.  1863.) 

Petronius  Arbiter,   Titus.     Satiricon ;    commenta- 

riis  itemque  notis  adorn.     Ed.  nov.,  rec.  J.  P. 

Lotichio.     Francof.  a.M.,  1629.  4v.  in  1.  4°. 

—  Satyricon,  etc. ;  commentariis  et  notis  doct.  vir. 

illust.  cone.  M.  Hadrianide.    Amst.,  1669.  8°. 

Contents.    Lusus  in  Priapum.  —  Pervigilium  Vencris. 

—  Ausonii  cento  nuptialis.  —  Cupido  crucirixus.  —  Epis- 

tolae  de  Cleopatra,  etc. 

-  Petrone,  latin  etfranqois,  tr.  entiere.    Xouv.  ed. 

Paris,  an  vn  [1798].  2  v.  8°.  • 

—  Kng.    Satyricon.     See  Erotica  (p.  923). 

—  Fragm.     (In   Estienne,  R.     Fragm.  poet.  Lat.  1564.) 

—  De   mutatione   Reipublicae   Romanas.      (In    Leraaire. 

Poet.  Lat.  min.,  v.  2.  1824.)  —  Carmina  minora.  — 
Trojaj  halosis.  (In  v.  3.  1824.)  —  Descriptio  loci 
amceni.  (In  v.  7.  1826.) 

-  BECK,  C.    Age  of  P.     (In  Amer.  Acad.     Mem.,  n.8., 

v.  6,  pt.  1.  1857.)  —  De  antiquis  dictionibus.  (In 
v.  8,  pt.  1.  1861.) 

-  NlEBUHR,  B.  G.    Zwei  classische  lateinische  Schrift- 

steller   des  3n  Jahrh.      (In   Berlin.   Ak.  d.  Wiss. 

Abli.,  1822,  23.) 
Petrossa.      ARUNDEL    SOCIETY.     The   treasure    of 

Petrossa  and  other  goldsmith's  work   from 

Roumania  ;    photographs,    with    descr.  and 

introd. notice  by  [R.  II.  S.  Smith].     London, 

1869.   f°. 
Petruccelli  della  Gattina,  Ferdinando.     Pie  ix,  sa 

vie,  son  regne.     lirux.,  1866.  8°. 
Petrucci,  Gioseffo.     Prodomo  apologetico  alii  studi 

chircheriani.     Amst.,  1677.  4°. 


Petrua.     See  also  Pedro,  Peter,  Pierre. 

Petrus,  martyr,  St.,  d.  1252.  THOMAS  Lentino.  Vita  8.  P. 
(In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  12.  1866.) 

Petrua  A/ionentis.  NICERON.  J.  1'.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  26. 
1734.) 

Petrus  Arbitexins.     See  Pedro  de  Arbuea. 

Petrua  bibliothecarius.  Ilistoria  Francorum  abbrev.,  680- 
898.  (In  Pertz.  Mon.  Germ.,  8cr.,  v.  1.  1826.) 

Petrus    Blesensis.     Opera  omnia  ;  ed.  J.  A.  Giles. 

Oxonii,  1847,  46.  4  v.  8". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Kpistoho.  2.  Epistolae.  —  De 
silentio  servando.  —  De  Hlerosolymltana  peregrination*; 
acceleranda.  —  Instructio  fidei  catholicie  ab  Alexan- 
dro  in.,  ad  soldanum  Iconii  missa.  —  De  confessione 
sacramental!.  —  De  pcenitentia,  vcl  satisfaction!!  a  sacer- 
dote  in.jungenda.  —  Canon  episeopalis.  —  Invectiva  in 
depravatorem  operum  Blesensls.  —  De  arte  dictandi. 
3.  De  transflguratione  Domini.  —  De  eonversione  8. 
Pauli.  —  Compendium  in  Job.  —  Contra  pertidiam  Ju- 
dieorum.  —  De  amicitia  Christiana.  —  De  caritate  Dei 
et  proximi.  —  I'assio  Reginalds  Antiocheni.  —  Dialogus 
inter  Henrieum  n.  et  abbatem  Bontcvallensem.  —  De 
utilitate  tribulationum.  —  Tractatus  quales  sunt.  —  De 
divisione  et  seriptoribu*  sacrorinn  librorum.  4.  Ser- 
mones.  —  Cantilena  de  lucta  carnis  et  spiritus.  —  Contra 
clericos  volupati  deditos.  —  Tractatus  de  sancta  euc.ha- 
ristia.  —  De  pcenitentia.  —  Versus  de  commendatione 
vini.  —  Responsio  ad  quondam  contra  cerevisiam.  — 
Carmen  acephalum. 

—  continuator.     Hist,  of  Croyland.     See  Ingulphus. 
Petrua  Climlacensis.     De  missae  ritibus  carmen.    (In  Fabri- 

cius,  J.  A.     Bibliog.  antiq.  1713.) 

Petrua  de  Duiburg.  Chroniuon  terras  Prussiae;  ed.  M.  Top- 
pen.  (In  Hirsch,  T.  Script,  rer.  Pruss.,  v.  1.  1861.) 

—  BITSCHIN,  C.     Fortsetzung  zu  P.  von   D.'s  Chronik; 

bearb.  von  M.  Toppen.     (In  Hirsch,  T.     Script,  rer. 
Prnss.,  v.  3.  1866.) 

Petrus   de  Hallis.     Summa   de  literis   missilibus  ; 

ein  Formelbuch  aus    Petri    de    Hallis    Pro- 

cessus  judiciarius ;    hrsg.  von  F.  Firnhaber. 

Wien,    18.53.     8°.      (Vienna.    Ak.    d.    Wiss. 

Font.  rer.  Austr.     2c  Abth.,   6  lid.) 
Petrus  de  Murrone.     See  Celestinua  v..  Pope. 
Petrua  de.  Itnplhux,  lip.  of  Winchester.     Voy.  to  Jerusalem, 

1231.    (In  Hakluyt,  R.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810.) 
Petrua  diaconus  Ostieniis,  monachus  Casinensin.    Chronica 

monasterii  Casinensis,  1075-1139.     (In   Pertz,  G.  H. 

Mon.  Germ.,  8cr.,  v.  7.  1846;   —  and  in  Muratori, 

L    A.     Her.  Ital.  scr..  v.  4.  1723.) 

—  De    viris    illustribus    Cassinensibns.       (In    Graeviua. 

Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  9,  pt.  1.  1723;  —  and  in  Mura 
tori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Ital.  scr,  v.  6.  1725.) 

—  FABRONT,  A.     (In  hi*  Mem.  dl  Pisani,  v.  1.  1790.) 
Petrus    Lomhardus,    Bp.   of  Paris.      Sententiarum 

libri  iv.     Lugd.,  1618.  8°. 
—  ESTIUS,  G.     In  Quatuor  libros  'Sententiarum' 

commentaria.     Parisiis,  1638.  f°. 

Petrua  jiatricius.  Kx  historia  excerpta  de  legationibus. 
(In  ByzantiusB  hist,  scr.,  v.  1.  1729;  —  and  in 
Niebuhr.  Byzant.  hist,  scr.,  v.  14.  1729.) 

—  Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  4.  18.31.) 
Petrua  subiUaconw*.     Vita  8.  Athanasii  Episc.  Xeapol.  (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  2,  pt.  2.  1726.) 
Petrua  Archiep.  Tarentasiensix.    GAUFIUDUS  Clarceoallen- 

»t*.     Vita  S.  P.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  15.  1866.) 
Petrua,  Bartholomaeus.     In  epistolas  Joannis  elucidationes. 

(hi.  Estius,  G.     In  Pauli.  1623.) 
Petrus  Damiani,  8t.,  Card,  and  lip.  of  Ostia.    Vita  S.  Ho- 

mualdi.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  5.  1864.) —  JOHANNES 

Laiidensix.     Vita  B.  Petri  Damiani.    (In  v.  6.  1865.) 
Petrus  Thpmasiua  Patriarcha  Conntantinopolis,  St.    MAI- 

ZIERES,  P.     Vita  S.  P.  T.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  3. 

1863.) 

Petrus.     See  also  Pedro  ;  —  Peter  ;  —  Pierre. 
Pett,  A.,  and  Jackman,  C.     Voyage  for  the  discovery  of 

the  N.  E.  parts  of  the  world,  1580.     (In  Harris,  J. 

Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 
Pette,   Phineas.    DEXNE,  S.     Extracts  from   The   life  of 

Pette.     (In  Archseologia,  v.  12.  1796.) 

Pettee  family.  MORSE,  A.  (In  his  Geneal.  reg.,  v.  2.  1859.) 
Pettegolezzi  delle  donne,  I;  coiumedia.  See  Qoldoni,  C. 
Pettengill,  Amos,  pastor  at  ,Salnm  Bridge,  Conn. 

View  of  the  heavens;  or,  Familiar  lessons  on 

astronomy.     Xew  Haven,  1826.   18°. 

—  Necessity  of  regeneration,  etc.',   sermon,  Champlain, 

N.  Y.,  July  23.     Burlington,  Vt.,   1810.  8".    (B  286, 
961) 

—  funeral  sermon  on.  1832.     See  Dimmick,  L.  T.    (B 

1213,  1222,  1785) 


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PEYTON 


Pettenkofer,  Max.  Description  of  apparatus  for  testing 
the  results  of  perspiration  and  respiration  in  the 
Physiological  Institute  at  Munich.  (In  Smithsonian 
Inst.  Report,  1864.) 

Pettes,  Mary  Dwight.  FORMAN,  Rn.  J.  G.  (hi  Brockett, 
L.  1".  Woman's  work.  1867.) 

Pettibone,  Daniel.  Description  of  the  rarifying  air-stove. 
Phila.,  1810.  12°.  (C  80,  109) 

—  Economy   of  fuel;    description   of   his   rarefying   air- 

stoves.    2d  ed.    Phila.,  1812.  8°.     (B  452; 
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Pettigrew,    Thomas  Joseph.     Bibliotheca  Sussex- 

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—  History  of  Egyptian  mummies,  and  the   wor 

ship  and  embalming  of  sacred  animals  ;  with 
remarks  on  thefuneral  ceremonies  of  different 
nations,  etc.  London,  1834.  8°. 
-  Medical  portrait  gallery  ;  biog.  mem.  of  phy 
sicians,  surgeons,  etc.  London,  1838-40. 
4  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.      ^Esculapius  and  Telesphorus.  — 
Akenside.  —  Albinus.  —  Bichat.  —  Blundell.  —  Cains. 

—  Carlisle.  —  Clarke.  —  Cooke.  —  Cooper.  —  Copland. 

—  Halford.  —  Haller.  —  Linacre.  —  Mead.  —  Morgagni. 

—  Radclifte.  —  Reysch.      2.     Aberncthy.  —  Baillie.  — 
Baron.  —  Bright.  —  Brodio.  —  Clutterbuck.  —  J.  and  W. 
Hunter.  —  Huxham.  —  Jeuner.  —  Johnson.  —  Law 
rence.  —  Malpighi.  —  Pringle.  —  Vcsalius.  —  Wardrop. 

—  Wilson.      3.     Annesley.  —  Bell.   —  Boerhaave.  — 
Bostock.  —   Cheyne.   —   Cruikshank.   —   Heberden.  — 
Hippocrates.   —    Philip.   —    Sigmond.    —    Travers.  — 
Ware.      4.     Brown.  —  Cope-laud.  —  Cullen.  —  Galen. 

—  Guthrie.  —  Hall.  —  Harvey.  —  McGregor.  —  Petti 
grew.  _  Powell.  —  Roget.  —  Stafford.  —  Young. 

—  Memoirs    of    Vice   Admiral   Ld.  Vet.  Nelson. 

London,  1849.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Superstitions  connected  with  the  history  and 

practice  of  med.  and  surg.     Phila.,  1844.  12°. 
Pettingal,  John.    Dissertation  upon  the  tascia  ;   or, 
Legend  on  the  British  coins  of  Cunobelin  and  others. 
London,  1763.  4°.    (E  13) 

-  Enquiry  into   the   use   and  practice   of  juries 

among  the  Greeks  and  Romans.     London, 
1769.   4°. 

Pettit.  Thomas  McKean.  Annual  discourse  before  the  Phi- 
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—  Memoir  of  R.  Vaux.    (In   Penn.   Hist.   Soc.    Mem., 

v.  4,  pt.  1.  1840.) 

Pettit,  Wm.  V.,  and  Durbin,  J.  P.  Addresses,  Harris- 
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Pettitt,  Rev.  George.  Tinnevelly  mission  of  the 
Church  Miss.  Soc.  London,  1851.  16°. 

Pettus,  John  J.     See  Mississippi.  Governor. 

Petty,    Kir   "Wm.     Tracts    chiefly  rel.   to   Ireland. 

Dublin,  1769.  8°. 

Contents.      On   taxes   and  contributions.  —   Political 
arithmetic.  —  Political  anatomy  of  Ireland. 

—  IIARIHNGE,  W.  II.     On  an  unpublished  essay  on  Ire 

land,   by   Sir  W.   Petty.    1687.      (Jn    Royal   Irish 
Acad.     Antiq.,  v.  24.  1866.) 

Petty,  Wm.,  2(1  J:arl  of  Shelburne,  list  Marq.  of  Lansdowne. 
Vindication  of  the  Karl  of  S.  from  the  unjust  asper 
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—  DEFENCE  of  the  E.  of  S.  from  his  numerous  enemies. 

9th  ed.    London,  1783.  8°.    (B  633) 

—  LETTER  to  [him].     London,  1782.  8°.    (B  633) 

—  LETTER  to  [him]  on  the  peace.    London,  1783.  8°.     (B 

633) 

—  BIBLIOTHECA  Lansdowniana;   catalogue   [of   his]   li 

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857,  878) 

Petty-Fitzmaurice,  Henry,  3d  Marquis  of  Lanst!oicne. 
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—  LETTER  to  [him],  by  an  Ausonian.      London,  1820.  8°. 

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-  MARTINEAU,  H.     (In  her  Biog.  sketches.  1869.) 
Petty-Fitzmaurice  family.    SANFORD,  J.  L.  (In  his  Great 

governing  families,  v.  2.  1865.) 


Petzholdt,  Georg  Paul  Alexander.    Agricultural  chemistry. 

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Peyronnet,  Charles  Ignacc,  tomte  de.  Rapport  nn  roi 
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polite  literature  assist  each  other'.     (In  Roy.  Irish 

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for  beginners.     N.  Y.,  1836.  12°. 
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8°.    (B  1100) 


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PHILADELPHIA 


-  Female  student ;  lectures  on  female  education. 

N.  Y.,  1836.  12". 

-  Natural  philosophy.     New  ed.      N.  Y.,  1846. 

12°. 

—  Our  country  ;  original  articles  hv  Amer.  writers. 

Bait.,  1864.   12". 
Phelps,  Amos  Augustus.     Lectures  on  slavery  and 

its  remedy.     Boston,  1834.   12". 
Phelps,  ]iev.  Austin.     Tke  new  birth  ;  or,  The  Avork 

of  the  Holy  Spirit.     Boston,  1867.  12". 

—  The  oneness  of  God  in  revelation  and  nature;  address 

at  the  Mt.  Holyoke  Female  Seminary,  South  Had- 
ley,  Mass.,  July  27.  Andover,  1859.  8°.  (B  1589) 

—  Relation  of  the  Bible  to  the  civilization  of  the  future. 

(In  Boston  lectures,  1871.) 

—  Theory  of  preaching:  oration  before  the  Porter  Rhe 

torical  Hoc.  of  the  Theolog.  Bern.    Andover,  1857.  8°. 
(B  1574) 
A'ote.    From  the  Bibliotheca  sacra  for  Apr.  1857. 

-  Still  hour,    The;    or,    Communion  with  God. 

Boston,  1860.   12". 

—  Numerous  articles.]     (In  the  Bibliotheca  sacra.) 
Phelps,   Charles  A.     Life   and  public    services  of 

Gen.  U.  S.  Grant;  with  a  biog.  sketch  of 
Hon.  S.  Colfax.  Boston,  1868.  16°. 

Phelps,  Dudley.  Faith  and  works  inseparable;  sermon. 
Haverhill,  1828.  8°.  (B  1238,  1299) 

Phelps,  Elizabeth  Stuart.  The  gates  ajar.  Bos 
ton,  1869.  16°. 

-  Hedged  in.     Boston,  1870.   12°. 

-  Men,  women,  and  ghosts.     Boston,  1869.  16°. 

-  The  silent  partner.     Boston,  1871.  12°. 
Phelps,  Mr*.  John  S.     BROCKF.TT.  L.  P.   (In  his  Woman's 

work  in  the  civil  war.  1867.) 
Phelps,  Capt.  Matthew.     HASWELL,  A.     Memoirs 

and  adventures  of  P.,  partie.in  two  voyages 

from  Connecticut  to  the  Mississippi,  1773-80  ; 

comp.  from  the  journal  and  minutes  of  P. 

Bennington,  1802.   12". 

Phelps,  Oliver.    See  Plielps  and  Gorham's  Purchase. 
Phelps,   Richard  H.     History  of  the  Newgate  of 

Connecticut  at  Simsbury  now  East  Granby  ; 

also,    some   account  of  the   state  prison   at 

Wethersrield.     Albany,  1860.  4°. 
Phelps,  Thomas.     Captivity  in  Barbary  and  escape.      (In 

Harris,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,   v.  2.  1705.) 
Phelps'  N.  Y.  city  guide.     N.  Y.,  1852.  18°. 
Phelps  and   Gorham's   Purchase.      TURNER,    O. 

History  of  the  pioneer  settlement  of  Phelps 

and    Gorham's   Purchase,    etc.      Rochester, 

1851.  8°. 
Phelypeaux,  Paul,   comte  de  Pontchar train.     Me- 

moires.     La  Haye,  1729.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     (In    Petitot.      Col.  des  mem.,  2e  ser.,  v.  16, 

17.  1822;  and  in  Michauxuwrf  Poujoulat.    Col.  des 

mem.,  v.  19.  1852.) 
Phemie  Kellar  ;  a  novel;  by  F.  G.  Trafford  [Mrs. 

J.  H.  Riddell].     London,  1866.  3  v.  12". 
Phenicia.     St-e  Phoenicia. 
Phenix.     PELLICER   DE    SALAS   Y   TOBAR,     J.     El 

Fenix  y  sv  historia  natvral.    Madr.,  1630.  24°. 
Phenix,  The  ;  revival  of  scarce  and  valuable  pieces. 

London,  1707-08.  2  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Rust,  G.  Letter  of  resolution 
cone.  Origen  and  the  chief  of  his  opinions.  —  God's  first 
sally  out  of  himself  in  the  birth  of  the  universe.  —  Tor- 
shell,  S.  A  design  to  harmonize  the  Bible.  —  S.,  R. 
Christ's  birth  miss-tim'd,  proving  that  Jesus  Christ  was 
not  born  in  December.  —  Reformation  of  the  Church  in 
Ireland,  during  the  reigns  of  Henry  vm.,  Edward  vi., 
and  Q.  Mary ;  life  and  death  of  G.  Browne,  Abp.  of 
Dublin.  —  Barlow,  W.  Account  of  the  conference  at 
Hampton-Court.  1603.  —  Naunton,  £ir  R.  Fragments 
regalia;  or,  Observ.  on  Q.  Elizabeth,  etc.  —  Keynior,  J. 
Observation  on  the  Dutch  fishing.  1601.  —  Form  and 
order  of  coronation  of  Charles  n.,  at  Scoon,  Jan.  1, 
1651;  with  sermon,  upon  that  occasion,  by  R.  Douglas. 
—  United  Provinces.  Answer  of  the  States-General  to 
the  Declaration  of  War  of  the  King  of  Great  Britain.  — 


ogy  or  Defence,  in  answer  to  the  proclamation  against, 
and  proscription  of  him  by  the  King  of  Spain.  —  Brett, 
8.  Narrative  of  the  proceedings  of  the  Great  Council 
of  Jews,  to  examine  the  Scriptures  cone.  Christ,  Oct.  12, 
1650.  —  Turenne,  priiicexse  de,  anil  others.  Letters, 
evidencing  Charles  n.'s  stedfastness  in  the  Protestant 
religion.  —  True  relation  of  Charles  II.'B  death;  with 
two  papers  written  by  [him].  2.  Colet,  J.  Sermon 
of  conforming  and  reforming,  made  to  the  convocation. 
1511;  with  life  by  Erasmus.  —  Some  account  of  Lady 
Jane  Gray ;  with  papers,  etc.,  by  her.  —  Discourse  of 
troubles  begun  at  Frankfort  in  Germany.  1554.  —  Cal 
vin's  common-prayer  book,  us'd  in  the  English  Church 
of  Geneva.  —  Burden  of  Issachar ;  or,  Tyrannical  power, 
etc.,  of  Presbyterian  government  in  Scotland,  in  their 
parochial  session,  presbytery,  etc.  —  Hales,  J.  Brevis 
disquisitio ;  brief  inquiry  touching  a  better  way  to  refute 
Papists,  t tc. ;  —  Dissertatio  de  pace;  dis*c.  touching 
peace  and  concord  of  the  Church.  —  Manasseh  Ben 
Israel.  Vindicia-  Juda>ortim;  defence  of  the  Jews. — 
Richardson,  S.  Torments  of  hell;  the  foundation  and 
pillars  thereof  discover'd,  searcb'd,  shaken,  and  rernov'd. 
— Jones,  R.  The  Resurrection  rescued  from  the  soldiers' 
calumnies ;  two  sermons.  —  P.,  S.  Brief  ace.  of  the 
new  sect  of  latitude-men.  —  Villiers,  G.,  JMike  of  Buck 
ingham.  Short  disc,  upon  the  reasonableness  of  men's 
having  a  religion;  Letter  to  the  unknown  author  of 
'A  short  answer  to  the  Duke  of  Buckingham's  paper, 
cone,  religion',  etc.  —  Clifford,  M.  Treatise  of  human 
reason. 

Pherecrates.  Fragm.  (In  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.  Fr.com. 
Gr.,  v.  2,  pt.  1.  1839;  —  and  Poet.  com.  Grace.,  v.  1. 
1855.) 

Pherecydes.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  1. 
1841.) 

Pherecydes  Syriux.  HEIN.  J.  P.  Sur  Pherecydes  philosophic 
de  Syre.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Ahh.,  1747.) 

Phi  Beta  Kappa  Fraternity.  See  Harvard  College 
(p.  1355);  —  Yale  College. 

Phidias.  CHERBULIEZ,  V.  Tin  cheval  de  Phidias. 
2eed.  Paris,  1864.  18°. 

—  BEI:LE,  C.  E.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars  1860, 

mars  186],  mars  1862.) 

—  MUELLER,  C.  O.    De  Phidias  vita.     (In  Goettingen. 

Ges.  d.  Wiss.     Comrn.,  1823-27.) 

—  QUATKEMERE  DE   QuiNCY,  A.  C.      Restitution   de   la 

Minerve  en  or  eten  ivoire  de  Phidias,  au  Parthenon. 
(In  AisMon.  d'art,  v.  1.  1829.) 

Philadelphia.  Report  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
town  meeting,  July  7,  1828.  n.t.p.  8°.  (B  1105) 

—  AlmxJiouse.     Plan   for  the   government  of   the   alms- 

house,  and  for  ordering  the  affairs  of  the  poor. 
Phila.,  1805.  8°.  (B  459) 

—  Board  of  Commissioners  of  the  Girard  Estates. 

Arguments  of  the  defendants'  counsel,  and 
judgment  of  the  Supreme  Court,  U.  S.,  case 
of  Vidal  etal.vs.  the  executors  of  S.  Girard. 
Phila.,  1844.  8". 

—  Board  of  Guardians  of  the  Poor,  etc.    Report  of  the 

committee  to  visit  Baltimore,  N.  Y.,   Providence, 

Boston,  and  Salem.     Phila.,  1825.  8".    (B  925) 

llules.     Phila.,  1844.  8°. 

-  Board   of  Health.     Report   for    1870.     Phila., 

1871.  8°. 
Statistics  of  cholera ;    with  sanitary  measures 

adopted  in  1849.     Phila.,  1849.  8°. 
Another  copy.     (B  1569) 

—  Common    Council.      Journal,    Oct.    14,    1836  - 

Oct:  5,  1837.     Phila.,  1837.  8°. 

Minutes,  Oct.  16,  1835-  Oct.  6,  1836.  Phila., 

1836.  8". 

—  Controllers  of  the  Public  Schools.    23d  annual  report. 

Phila..  1841.  8°.     (B  1185) 

Re-organization  of  the  Central  High  School.    Phila., 

1839.  8°.     (B  1164) 

—  Prixonx.    On  the  prisons  of  Phila. ;   by  an  European. 

Phila.,  1796.  8°.     (B  774,  2517) 

TIIRNHULL,  R.  J.     Visit  to  the  Phila.  prison.     Phila., 

1796.  8°.  '  (B  343) 

—  Sanitary  Hoard  of  the  City  Councils.    Report  of  the 

commission  to  visit  Canada  for  the  investigation  of 
the  epidemic  cholera  in  Montreal  and  Quebec. 
Phila.,  1832.  8°.  (B  1549) 


PHILA.    (Health) 


2314 


PHILA.    (Miscellaneous) 


•  Select  Council.      Journal,  Oct.   16,  1835  -  Oct. 

6,  1836  ;  Oct.  14,  1836 -Oct.  5,  1837.  Phila., 
1836-37.  2  v.  8°. 

•  Select  and  Common  Councils.    Ordinances  of  the  Cor 

poration  of  Phila.  passed  since  June  18, 1812.  Phila., 
1815.  8°.  (W  10) 

•  -  Statement  of  devises,  bequests,  and  grants  to 

Phila.,  incl.  Girard's  will.     Phila.,  1832.  8°. 

•  Watering  Committee.  Report  on  obtaining  water  power 

from  the  Schuy Ikill.  Phila.,  1820.  8".  (B  967)  —  Re 
port  to  the  Select  and  Common  Councils,  Jan.  9. 
Phila.,  1823.  8°.  (B  526,  2533) ;  —  Jan.  8,  1824,  Jan.  13, 
1825.  Phila.,  1824-25.  2  v.  8°.  (B  1108) 

Biography. 

BINNEY,  H.  Leaders  of  the  old  bar  of  P. 
Phila.,  1859.  8°. 

BROWN,  D.  P.  The  forum;  forty  years  prac 
tice  at  the  Phila.  bar.  Phila.,  1856.  2  v.  8°. 

Bridges. 

BRIDGE  documents,  Phila.,  Apr.  28.  [Phila.,  1821.]  8". 
(B  1605) 

Commerce. 

•  TARASCON,  JR.,  J.  BERTHOUD  &  Co.    Address  to  the 

citizens  on  the  trade  of  the  western  country.  Phila., 
1806.  8°.  (B  422) 

Description. 

•  HARDIE,    J.      Philadelphia    directory    and    register. 

Phila.,  1793.  8".     (B  1080) 

•  -  Short  account  of  the  city.     Phila.,  1794.  8°.    (B  995) 

DAVIES,  B.   Some  ace.  of  P.    Phila.,  1794.  8".    (B  665) 

•  PAXTON,  J.  A.     Stranger's  guide  in  P.    Phila., 

1810.  16°. 

MEASE,  J.      Pictures  of  P.     Phila.,  1811.  12°. 
WALN,  R.     The  hermit  in  Amer.  on  a  visit  to 

P.,  [1818,  19].  2d  ed.,  with  add.,  ed.  by  P. 

Atall.     Phila.,  1819.   12". 
TKOOST,   G.     Geological   survey   of   the   environs   of 

P.     Phila.,  1826.  8".    (B  526) 
GUIDE  to  the  lions  of  P.     Phila.,  1837.  16°. 
TANNER,  H.  S.      New  picture  of   P.,   [1840]. 

4th  ed.     N.Y.,  [184-].  18". 
HANDBOOK  for  the  stranger  in  P.,  by  a  Phila- 

delphian.     Phila.,  1849.   16". 
SMITH,  li.  A.      Philadelphia  as  it  is.     Phila., 

1852.  8°. 
MCELROY,  A.     Phila.  city  directory,  1857-59. 

Phila.,  [1857-59].  2  v.  8". 
STRANGER'S  guide  in  P.     Phila.,  1861.  16°. 
Map.     TKOOST,   G.     Map  of  P.    and  adjacent 

country,  to  illust.  [his]  geol.  survey.     Phila., 

H.  S.  Tanner,  1826. 

Health. 

NILES,  N.,  and  Russ,  J.  D.  Medical  statistics;  com 
parative  view  of  mortality  in  X.  Y.,  Phila.,  Bait., 
and  Boston.  X.  Y.,  1827.  8°.  (B  830) 

Yellow  fever,  1793-94. 
ACCOUNT  of  the  malignant  fever  lately  prevalent  in 

Phila.     Phila.,  1793.  8°.    (B  665) 
CAREY,   M.      Short  account   of   the   malignant   fever 

lately  prevalent  iu  Phila.    2d  ed.     Phila.,  1793.  8°. 

(B  419,  822) 

-  Same.     4th  ed.     Phila.,  1794.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.     (B  353) 

-  French.      Histoire   succinte   do  la   fievre  maligne   a 

Philadelphia.    Phila.,  [1794].  8°.    (B  1550) 
Ct'RKIE,  W.    Treatise  on  the  yellow  fever  in  P.    Phila., 

1794.  8°.     (B  816) 
DEVEZE,  J.     Enquiry  into,  and  obs.  upon  the  causes  of 

the  epidemic  disease  which    raged   in    Phila.,  1793. 

[In  Eng.  and  French.]     Phila.,  1794.  8°.     (B  470) 
HELMUTH,  J.   H.  C.      A  short  account  of  the  yellow 

fever  in  Phila. ;  tr.  by  C.  Erdmann.     Phila.,  1794.  8°. 

(B  470) 
PHII.A.  COMMITTEE  OF  CITIZENS  [ON]  YELLOW 

FEVER,  1793.    Minutes  of  proceedings  ;   with 

app.     Phila.,  1848.  8". 


1797-99. 

—  CONDIE,  T.,  and  FOLWELL,  R.     History  of  the  yellow 

fever  which   almost  desolated  Phila.  in  1798;  [with 
names  of  the  dead].     Phila.,  [17981.  8°.     (B  470) 

—  CURRIE,  W.      Sketch  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the 

yellow  fever  in  P.,  1799.     Phila.,  1800.  8°.     (B  815) 

—  PHII.A.  ACADEMY  OF  MEDICINE.    Proofs  of  the  origin 

of  yellow  fever,  in  Phila.  and  Kensington,  in   1797. 
Phila.,  1798.  8°.     (B  419) 

—  RUSH,  B.     Observations  upon  the  origin  of  the  yellow 

fever  in  P.     Phila..  1799.  8°.    (B419) 

—  SHORT   history   of   the   yellow  fever   in  Phila.,  July, 

1797.     2d  ed.     Phila.,  1798.  8°.     (B  470) 

1820. 

—  JACKSON.  S.      Account   of   the  yellow   or   malignant 

fever  in  Phila.  in  1820.     Phila.,  1821.  8°.    (B  832) 

History. 

-  BOWEN,  D.      History  of  Phila.,  [1610-1839]. 
Phila.,  1839.  8". 

—  BRIEF  sketch  of  the  origin  and  present  state  of  Phila. 

n.p.,  1804.  8°.     (W  13) 

—  WATSON,  J.  F.     Annals  of  Phila.  and  Penn., 

[1631-1842].     Phila.,  1857.  2  v.  8". 

—  ACCOUNT   of   the   grand   federal    procession,   July  4, 

1788.     [Phila.,]  n.it.  8°.    (B  472) 

—  PHILA.    CATHOLIC    LAY    CITIZENS.      Address    [on] 

the  late  riots.     Phila.,  1844.  8".     (B  1500) 

—  TRUTH  unveiled;  a  calm  and  impartial  expos,  of  the 

origin,  etc.,  of  the  riots.     Phila.,  1844.  S".     (B  1500) 
See  alvo  Independence  Hall. 

Miscellaneous . 

—  CRITO,  pseud.    Letters  on  the  commercial  representa 

tion  and  the  seat  of  government  in  favor  of  Phila. 
as  the  capital.     Phila..  1807.  8°.     (B  433) 

BENEVOLENT     AND     MORAL      ASSOCIATIONS. 

—  CAREV.  M.     Essays  on  the  public  charities  of  Phila., 

[by  Hamilton.  3d  ed.]     n.p.,  1828.  8°.    (B977) 

—  Asylum  for  the  Relief  of  Persons  Deprived  of  the 

Use  of  their  Reason.     Account  of  the  present  state 
of  the  asylum.     Phila.,  1816.  12°.    (C  65) 

Account  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the  asylum;  with 

an  abridged  account  of  the  Retreat  near  York,  Eng. 
Phila.,  1814.  12°.     (C  144) 

Note.     The  name  of  the  corporation  is  'Contrib 
utors  to  the  Asylum',  etc. 

—  College  Academy,  and  Charitable  School.     See  Uni 

versity  of  Phila. 

—  Emigrant  Society.     Report  of  a  delegation  to  enquire 

into  the  migration  laws  of  N.  Y.     Phila.,  1854.  8°. 
(B1506) 

- —  Female  Association  of  Phila.  for  the  Relief  of 
Women  and  Children  in  Reduced  Circumstances. 
Constitution.  Phila.,  1803.  8°.  (B  997) 

—  Ladies'  Aid  Society  of  P.    BROCKKTT,  L.  P.    (In  his 

Woman's  work  in  the  civil  war.  1807.) 

—  Pennsylvania  Hospital.     See  Penn.  Hospital. 

—  Phila.    Assoc.   of   Friends   for    Instruction   of    Poor 

Children.     Sketch  of  the  origin  and  progress  of  the 
Adelphi  school.     Phila.,  1810.  8°.    (B449) 

—  Phila.    House   of   Refuge.      Address,      n.p.,  1826.  8°. 

(B  1835) 

3d  annual  report.      Phila.,  1831.  8".     (B  1040)  —  5th. 

Phila.,   1833.  8°.     (B  1086)  —  7th.      Phila.,  1837.  8°. 
(B  1813) 

—  Society  for  the  Alleviation  of  the  Miseries  of  Public 

Prisons.      /See  Pennsylvania  journal  of  prison  dis 
cipline  (p.  2288). 

BUSINESS   AND    COMMERCIAL    CORPORATIONS. 

—  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Representation  [to  Congress], 

n.p.,  1804.  8".     (B  504) 

Phila.  and  Pottsville  R.  R.  SKETCH  of  a  rail 
way.  N.  Y.,  1841.  8". 

Phila.,  Wilmington,  and  Baltimore  R.  R.  Co.  IN 
VESTIGATION  into  the  misconduct  of  the  late 
superintendent  [S.  M.Felton],  Phila.,  1854- 
55.  2  v.  8°. 

ECCLESIASTICAL  ORGANIZATIONS. 

—  Christ  Church.    DORR,  B.    Hist.  ace.  of  Christ 

Church,  1695-1841,  and  of  St.  Peter's  and  St. 
James'  until  the  separation.  X.  Y.,  1841.   12". 


PHILA.    (Associations) 


2315 


PHILA.    (Associations) 


-  Female  Sunday  School  Soc.  of  St.  Peter's  Church. 

2d  ami.  report.     J'fiila.,  1818.  8°.     (B  1041) 

—  Moravian  Church.     RITTEH,  A.      History  of 

the  Church.     Phila.,  1857.  8". 

-  Phila.  County   Christian   Church.     [Circular  account 

of  the  withdrawal  of  K.  Smith  from  the  church.] 
n.t.],.  [I'hila.,  1813.]  8°.  (B  459,  1354) 

-  Phila.  Missionary  Soc.     1st  an.  report.     Phila.,  1819. 

8°.    (B  1043) 

-  Phila.  Sunday  and  Adult  School  Union.    5th  and  6th 

reports.     Phila.,  1822-33.  2  v.  8".    (B  1036) 

-  2d  Presbyterian  Church.     Address  from  the  session, 

on  the  burning  of  the  theatre  at  Richmond,  Va., 
Jan.  VI,  1812.  Pbila.,  [1812].  8°.  (B  459) 

—  3d  Presbyterian  Church.     History  of  the  ecclesiastical 

proc.  rel.  to  the  Church  and  to  K.  S.  Ely.  Phila., 
1814.  12°.  (C  65) 

-  St.  Mary's  Church.    ENGLAND,  J.,  Bp.  of  Charleston. 

Documents  rel.  to  St.  Mary's  Church.  (In  hits 
Works,  v.  ft.  1849.) 

SLNDKV  documents  addr.  to  St.  Mary's  congregation. 

Phila.,  1821.  8".     (B  538) 

—  Society  for  the  Institution  and  Support  of  First-day 

or  Sunday  Schools.  Constitution,  etc.,  and  sum 
mary  of  its  proe.  from  its  commencement.  Phila.. 
1810.  12°.  (C  85) 

—  Southwark  Church.    LECTURES  to  aid  in  rebuilding 

[it] ;  by  II.  S.  Koote,  etc.     Phila.,  1851.  8°.    (B  1589) 

-  1st  Unitarian  Society.      Collection  of  pieces 

and  tracts,  illust.  of  the  faith  of  those  Christ 
ians  who  hold  the  principles  of  the  unity  of 
God,  etc.  Phila.,  1810.  8°. 

Xamely.  Right,  duty,  and  importance  of  free  inquiry 
in  matters  of  religion  ;  by  a  member  of  the  Soc.  —  Law, 
E.,  lip.  of  OarlMe.  Reflections  on  the  life  and  character 
of  Christ.  —  Summary  of  evidence  against  the  spurious 
passage,  1  John,  v.  7,  8.  —  A  catechism  for  youth.  — 
Defence  of  Unitarian  principles.  —  Friendly  dialogue 
between  a  common  Unitarian  and  an  Athanasian.  — 
Letter  to  a  Calvinistie  clergyman,  stating  reasons  for 
non-attendance  on  his  ministry.  —  F.,  W.  Address  to 
Protestant  Trinitarians  cone,  the  proper  object  of  wor 
ship.  —  Wright,  K.  Essay  on  the  nature  and  discipline 
of  a  Chr.  C'h.  —  Brief  statement  of  the  doctrine  of  the 
Trinity,  as  it  appears  to  a  plain  understanding.  —  Decis 
ions  of  common  sense  on  the  subject  of  the  deity  of 
Christ.  —  View  of  Unitarianism  as  connected  with  vital 
godliness.  —  Notice  of  the  London  monthly  repository. 
—  A  theological  conversation.  — Trinitarian  paradoxes. 
-  Fleming,  C.  Trinity  twin-sister  to  transubstantia- 
tion.  —  Thoughts  on  the  unity  of  God.  —  W.,  J.  On 
the  existence  of  the  devil.  —  (The  preceding  8  tracts  are 
from  the  Monthly  repository.)  —  Wright,  R.  Necessity 
and  utility  of  adhering  to  first  principles  in  religion.  — 
Bradburn,  R.  Search  after  truth,  being  a  dialogue 
between  Criton  and  1'hilo.  —  E.,  R.  Inconsistency  of 
several  passages  in  Dr.  Watts's  hymns  with  Scripture 
and  with  each  other.  —  The  worship  authorized  in  the 
New  Testament  compared  with  that  commanded  by 
men.  —  Thoughts  on  original  sin  and  the  requirements 
of  the  law  of  God.  —  On  the  alleged  universal  depravity 
of  human  nature.  —  E.,  R.  On  the  supposed  inability 
of  man  to  do  anything  towards  his  own  salvation;  — 
Thoughts  on  Heaven  as  a  place.  —  Wright,  R.  The 
salvation  of  sinners  by  the  free  grace  of  God. 
--Constitution.  Phila.,  1807.  8°.  (8209,271) 
-- REMARKS  on  the  constitution.  Phila.,  1807.  8°.  (C  27) 

LITERARY    AND    SCIENTIFIC    ASSOCIATIONS. 

-  Academy  of  Natural  Sciences.     See  Academy 

-  Apprentices'  Library   Company.     Catalogue 

of  books  in  the  library.     Phila.,  1838.   18°. 

-  Library  Company.     See  Library  Company  of  Phila. 

-  Mercantile  Library  Company.     Catalogue  of 

library;  with  supplement.  Phila.,  1850-56. 
2  v.  8°. 

-  Phila.  Linnean  Soc.    Act  of  incorporation,  constitu 

tion,  and  bye-laws.     Phila.,  1817.  8°.     (C  86) 

-  Phila.   Medical   Society.     Act  of   incorporation   and 

laws.     Phila.,  1797.  8°.     (B  699) 

-  -  1st   report  of  the   committee   on   quack   medicines, 

Dec.  15,  1827.     Phila.,  1828.  8°.     (B  1884) 

-  Phila.    Society  for    Promoting  Agriculture. 

Address  to  the  citizens  of  Penn.  on  the  importance 
of  a  more  liberal  encouragement  of  agriculture. 
Phila.,  1818.  8°.  (B  446) 

-  -  Address,  with  a  summary  of  its  laws;  and  premiums 

offered,    n.p.,  1785.  8".    (W  43) 

291.     (28.  4.  79.) 


Memoirs.     Phila.,  1808-14.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Steele,  J.  D.  Sheep.  —  Peters 
R.  Hoven  cattle;  —  Peach  trees;  —  Departure  of  the 
southern  pine  timber ;  —  Injurious  effects  of  clover  to 
orchards;  —  Peach  trees;  —  Thickness,  cement,  and 
materials  of  farm  and  other  buildings;  —  Orchards;  — 
Coarse  flour,  brown  bread;  —  Herbage  and  shrubs 
spontaneously  produced,  by  tiring  the  woods;  —  French 
ploughing;  —  Hemlock,  for  live  fences;  —  Remarks  on 
the  plan  of  a  stercorary;  —  Changes  of  timber  and 
plants;  —  Gypsum;  —  Yellow  water  of  horses.  — 
Cooper,  J.  Rotting  flax;  —  Peach  trees;  —  Utility  of 

the   Italian    mulberry   tree,   and    on    making    wine.  

Cooper,  P.  Cutting  of  the  horns  of  bull  calves.  —  Mease, 
J.  Supplement  to  'Departure  of  southern  pine  timber', 
by  R.  Peters;  —  Smut  in  wheat;  —  Speltz ;  —  Growth 
of  thorns  from  cuttings  of  the  root.  —  Young,  W. 
Smut  in  wheat.  —  Fotherglll,  A.  Smut  and  mildew  of 
wheat,  with  probable  means  of  preventation.  —  Kirk, 
C.  Substitute  for  trench  ploughing;  —  New  mode  of 
putting  in  winter  grain;  —  Live  fences.  —  Reeve,.!. 
New  mineral  manure  for  clover.  —  Roberts,  A.  Ex 
penses  and  profits  of  a  dairy;  —  Account  of  the  produce 
of  wheat  and  rye,  during  16  yrs.,  in  Lower  Merion 
township,  Phila.  Co.  —  Taylor,  J.  Live  fences ;  —  Clear 
ing  land.  —  Matlack,  T.  Account  of  a  pumice  press, 
with  remarks  on  cider  making;  —  Making  and  fining 
cider ;  —  Peach  trees ;  —  Postscript  to  Live  fences.  — 
Coates,  M.  Improved  hay  ladders.  —  Capner,  J.  Sheep, 
and  their  diseases.  —  Keemle,  J.  Jerusalem  wheat.  — 
Tilton,  J.  Letter  to  R.  Peters  on  Peach  trees.  —  Coxe, 
W.  Letter  to  R.  Peters  on  Effects  of  clover  in  orchards. 

—  Pearson,  J.      Dimensions  of  American  trees.  —  Ash- 
ford,    W.      Improvement  of    land.    —    Bakewell,    W. 
Three-furrow    plough.    —    Dickey,   S.       Draining;  — 
Description  of  a  kitchen  stove.  —  Main,  T.      Native 
thorns;  —  Hedges.  —  Bartram,  W.     Pea  fly,  or  beetle 
and  fruit  curculio;  —  Smut  blight;  —  Flax  husbandry 
of  Ireland ;  —  Change  of  seed  not  necessary  to  prevent 
degeneracy;   —   Produce  of  grains  in  1787,  and  1788;  — 
Produce  of  land  in  1787.  —  Main,  T.     Hedges ;  —  Mode 
of  splashing  hedges;  —  Analysis  of  soils;  —  Utility  of 
pyrites  as  a  manure ;   —  The  fruit  curculio. 

2.  Lang,  J.    Lime;  —  Harrowing  wheat  in  the  spring; 

—  Onions ;  —  Liming  land.  —  Philips,  W.    Peach  trees ;  — 
Onions.  —  Robinson,  A.     Live  hedges.  —  De  Gruchy, 

J.  P.     Diseases  of  swine.  —  Pickering,  T.     Hedges. 

Steele,  J.     Hoven  cattle.  —  Peters,  R.     Observations  on 
Col.   Taylor's   letter;  —  Plan   for  establishing  a  man 
ufactory  for  agricultural    instruments;   —  Field    pea; 

—  Salt  as  a  manure;  —  Tough  sod,  star  of  Bethlehem, 
and  blue  bottle;   —  Efficacy  of  sulphur  on  vegetation; 

—  Tunis     broad-tailed      mountain    sheep;    —  Sheep- 
killing  dogs;   —    1'roofs   of    the   originality,  and   high 
estimation    of    the    broad-tailed    sheep ;    —   Heads    of 
lease  for  R.  P.'s  Belmont  farm;   —  Heads  of  R.  P.'s 
leases  to  tenants  on  shares ;  —  Liming  land ;  —  Deterio 
ration  of  grain;   —  Wool  micrometer;   —  Changes  of 
timber  and  plants ;  —  Agricultural  inquiries  on  plaister 
of  Paris.  —  Cooper,  P.     Hedges.  —  Lyman,  J.     Corn.  — 
Taylor,  J.     Gypsum.   —  Preston,  S.      Fruit  and  fruit 
trees;  —  Apple  trees,  and  grafting.  —  Tayloe,  J.     Vir 
ginia  husbandry  ;  —  Remarks.  —  Newbold,  T.     Leeched 
ashes.  —  Smith,  S.  H.     Bees.  —  Roberts,  A.    Extirpa 
tion  of  wild  garlick.  —  Busti,  G.     Garlick.  —  Barton, 
B.  S.     Moles.  —  Parker,  D.    Foreign  grain  for  food.  — 
Mease,  J.      Eulogium  on  W.  West.   —  Pickering,  T. 
Mildew;  —  Thoughts  on  mildew  by  a  New  Englander.  — 
Garrigues,  E.    Fruit  trees.  —  Young,  W.     Oat  pasture 
and  improvement  of  soils.  —  Lorain,  J.     Soiling  cattle; 

—  Front  of  soiling  cattle;  —  Soiling  cattle  on  broom 
corn ;  —  Guinea  corn  as  green  food  for  cattle ;  —  Mixed 
crops  of  corn  and  potatoes ;  —  Tunis  mountain  sheep 
wool;   —   Breeding  in  and  out:   —  Essay  on  sheep. — 
Hollingsworth,  Z.     Wheat.  —  Rawle,  W.     Advantages 
of  agricultural  tours ;  —  Gleditsia  triacanthos ;  —  Hedges. 

—  Catbush,  J.     Analysis  of   Amer.  lime-stone.   —  M. 
Thouin's  letter.  — Jocelin,  S.    Directions  for  purchasers 
of  J.'s  patent  pruning  shears.  —  Drayton,  C.  Culture  of 
Guinea  corn.   —  Perlee,  A.,  and  other*.      Salivary  de- 
fluxions  in  horses.   —  Main,  T.      Hedging.   —  Mason, 
W.  W.     Stabbling  hoven  cattle.  —  Lyman,  J.     Planting 
corn. 

3.  Matlack,  T.      Cultivation  of  the  vine.  —  Peters, 
R.     Hedges;  —  French   rye;  —  Syrian,   or  Jerusalem 
wheat;    —    Remarks    on    different    grains;    —    Croup 
in  a  calf;  —  Fiorin  grass ;  —  Cultivation  and  use  of  the 
mangel  wurtzel,  or  scarcity  root ;    —  Hawes  in  horses; 

—  Breeding  in  and  out;  —  Salutary  effects  of  fire  on 
soil ;  —  Well  rotted  dung,  fresh  and  hot  muck,  stercora- 
ries,  and  their  uses ;  —  Rotations  and  changes  of  crop 
defended;  —  Onions  and  cabbages;  —  Amer.  gypsum, 
and  internal  improvement;  —  Tangier  wheat;  — 'Stereo. 


PHILA.    (Associations) 


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rary  on  a  largo  scale ;  —  Plaster ;  —  Swivel  headed  churn 
staff;  —  Usefulness  to  husbandmen  of  attending  to 
natural  phenomena;  —  Common  sheep;  coarse,  long, 
und  combing  wool;  —  Succession  of  timber; —  Fire 
stone;  —  Ducket's  skin  coulter.  —  Neill,  W.  Hedging 
and  ditching;  —  Flax  mills.  —  Lorain,  J.  "Wheat  drill; 

—  Agriculture  of  England,  manures,  convertible   hus 
bandry  and  soiling;   —   Agric.  and  roads  of  the  new 
settlements  in  1'enn.,  with  hints  for  improvements;  — 
Compar.  value  of  soils;  —  Account  of  the  modes  pur 
sued  in  clearing  land  in  Penn.,  and  on  the  fences  in  new 
settlements;  —  Indian  corn  and  potatoes;  —  Grass  lays, 
etc.   —  Eckroyd,  J.     Use  of  lime  in  Eng.;  —  Various 
agric.  topics.   —   Wynkoop,  H.    Cyder  making;  —  Ac 
count  of  a  crab  apple  orchard.   —   Petrikin,  l)r.    Dis 
eases  of  sheep.  —  Holstein,  G.  W.     Hardihood  of  a  bull. 

—  Pickering,  T.     Virginia    crab  apple;  —  Hedges.  — 
Chapman,  1.      Experiments  with  sulphuret  of  barytes. 

—  Cist,  J.      Cayuga  lake  gypsum.   —   Tilton,  J.      Pro 
priety  of  a  farmer  living  on  the  produce  of  his  own  land. 

—  Steele,  J.      Planting  Indian  corn.   —   Bakewell,  W. 
French  ploughing  for  Indian  corn.   —  Lang,  J.      Hist, 
sketch  of  the  agricultural  improvement  of  Roxburgh, 
Scotland,  with  account  of  the  means;  —  Lime  and  marl. 

—  Brown,  S.     Guinea  grass.  — Collin,  N.     Great  dam 
age  to  apple  trees  by  bad  pruning.  —  Haines,  H.     K.  I. 
hay-horse-rake.  —  Peale,  C.  W.     Corn-shelling  machine. 

—  Clifford,  J.    Fiorin.  —  Rose,  II.  H.     Estimate  of  the 
probable  profit  in  keeping  1000  sheep;  —  Scalded  cream. 

—  Bauduy,  P.     Account  of  a  shepherd's  dog.  —  Wayne, 
I.     Timber  at  Valley  Forge.  —  Mease,  J.     Observations 
on  Mr.  Neil's  hedges,  and  on  the   mode   of  trimming 
thorn  hedges;  —  Utility  of  grinding  maise  in  the  cob;  — 
Disease  in  wheat;   —  Engrafting  the  chestnut  tree;  — 
Trimming  vegetation  of  haws;  and  the  injurious  effects 
of  the  walnut  and  cedar  tree  upon  them.  —  Churchman, 
C.,  and  Martin,  G.      Description  of  the  Penn.  rubber, 
for  threshing  grain.  —  Shotwell  and  Kinder.     Taurino 
cloth.    —   Forman,  T.  M.      Estimate  of  live  and  dead 
fences.   —   Mitchell,  S.  L.     Preparation  of  a  dry  yeast. 

—  De  Serra,  J.  C.      Cultivation  of  the  barilla  plant.  — 
Fisher's    swivel-headed    churn   staff.    —    Prescott,   O. 
Nat.  hist,  and  medical  effects  of  the  secale  cornutum,  or 
ergot;   —  Directions  from  the  Farming  Soc.  of  Ireland 
for   the  treatment  of  sheep;  —  Coarse   wool,  for  the 
cheapest    supply   of   strong    and    useful    woolens    and 
worsteds.  —  Church,  P.     Practibility  of  a  canal  between 
the  head  of  Seneca  Lake  and  Tioga  creek;  —  Shepherd's 
dog.  —  Main,  T.      Pyracantha,  or  evergreen  thorn.  — 
Young,  A.     I'otatoes.   —   Duane,  W.  J.      Internal  im 
provements   by   road,   canals,   etc.    —    Somerville,   K. 
Pruning,  and  after  management  of  hedges ;   —   Sheep 
folding;  —  Same,  from  Davis's  survey  of  Wiltshire.  — 
Barclay,  li.      Barilla  as  a  manure;   —  Mixing  of  lime 
and  stable  manure ;  —  Mangel  wurtzel  as  winter  food  for 
cattle ;  —  Mode  of  analyzing  and  testing  gypsum ;  from 
Cooper's    Emporium.    —    Cooper's    analysis    of   Penn. 
limestone.  —  Skurray,  C.  T.    Culture  of  summer  wheat, 
or  spring  wheat ;  —  Cultivation  of  carrots ;  —  Plaster  and 
salt;  —  Duration  of  posts,  when  their  natural  position  is 
reversed. 

-  -  CAREY,  M.    Address  before  the  Phila.  Soc.  Prom. 

Agric.,  July  20.     Phila.,  1824.  8°.    (B  548) 

-  University  of  P.    See  University. 

PUliLIC  MEETINGS  AND  UNORGANIZED  BODIES. 

-  American  Republicans.     Address  to   the   native   and 

naturalized  citizens  of  the  U.  S.  Phila.,  1844  8° 
(B  1500) 

-  Artisans  and  Manufacturers.     Memorial,  9  Dec  180.3 

n.p..  n.d.  8°.     (C  265) 

-  Boot  and   Shoemakers.     Trial   for   a  combination   to 

r:iise  wages.     Phila.,  1806.  8°.    (D  1) 

-  Catholic  Lay  Citizens.     Address  on  the  late  riots  in 

P.     Phila.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1500) 

-  Citizens.     2d  appeal   to   the   people  of  Penn.   on   an 

asylum  for  the  insane  poor.  Phila.,  1840.  8°.    (B1568) 

-  Citizens  Opposed  to  Lotteries.  Report  of  a  committee 

appointed  to  investigate  the  evils  of  lotteries  in 
Penn.,  and  to  suggest  a  remedy  for  the  same. 
Phila.,  1831.  8°.  (B  1722) 

-  Committee  of   Citizens  [on]    Yellow  Fever. 

Minutes  of  proceedings ;  with  app.  Phila., 
1848.  8°. 

-  Manufacturers   of    Hats.     Memorial,   Dec.   10,    1805 

Wash.,  1806.  8°.     (B  1511) 

-  Merchants  and  Traders.     Memorial.     Phila.,  1806    8° 

(B  1489) 

-  National  Convention  of  the  Business  Men,  Nov.  15, 

1837.     Address      Phila.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1496) 

-  -  Proceedings.     Phila.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1496) 


—  Naturalized  Irish    Citizens.      Meeting  of  Irishmen  ; 

call  and  proc.,  Aug.  6,  to  adopt  measures  to  prevent 

the  re-election  of  A.  Jackson.    Phila.,  1832.  8°.    (B 

1495) 

See  also  Anti-slavery  Convention    of  Amer. 
Women  ;  —  Negroes  in  Penn. 
Philadelphia,  frigate.     DOCOIENTS  rel.  to  the  case  of  the 

capture   and  destruction   of  the  frigate  at  Tripoli. 

Wash.,  1850.  8°.    (B  1602) 
Phila.   Cemetery.     Copy  of  deed   of    trust,  Apr.  2,  1827. 

[Phila.,  1827.]  8".     (B  1884) 
Phila.  County.    District   Attorney.     CAMPBELL,  St.  G.  F. 

Speech  for  the  contestants  in  the  case  of  the  District 

Attorney.     Phila.,  1851.  8°.     (B  1505) 

—  CANDID     statement  resp.    the   Phila.    county    ticket. 

Phila.,  1839.  8°.    (B  1497) 
Phila.  gazette  and  daily  advertiser.  1801-04  ;  Sept. 

22  -  Dec.  31,  1806;   1808.     Phila.,  1801-08. 

6  v.   f°. 

Same.    June  12,  13.     Phila.,  1822.  f°.    (E  181) 

Phila.  inquirer.     Apr.  1860  -  June   1873.      Phila., 

1860-73.  26  v.  f°. 

Note.     For  previous  vols.,  see  Pennsylvania 
Inquirer. 

Phila.  Jockey  Club.     See  Democratiad,  The.    (B  420) 
Phila.    journal   of  med.  and  phys.  sciences,  ed.  by 

Chapman,   Hays,    etc.       Vol.   1-14.      Phila., 

1820-27.   14  v."  8°. 

Note.    For  previous  nos.  see  American  journal 
of  medical  sciences. 
Phila.  literary  gazette;  or,  Journal  of  crit.  sci.  and 

arts.     Vol.  1.     Phila.,  1821.   4°. 
Phila.  magazine  and  review.     Vol.  1.     Jan.  -  June 

1799.    Phila.,  n.d.  8°. 
Phila.  med.  and  phys.  journal ;  col.  by  B.  8.  Barton. 

Vol.  1-3,  pi."  1.     Phila.,  1805-08.  3  v.  S". 

3d  supplement,  May,  1809.     Phila.,  1S09.  8°.     (B  825) 

Phila.  medical  museum  ;    conducted  by  J.  II.  Coxe. 

Vol.  1-5.     Phila.,  1805-08.  5  v."   8". 
Phila.  monthly  magazine  ;  or,  Universal  repository 

of    knowledge   and    entertainment.      Vol.  1, 

1798.     Phila.,  [1798].  8". 
Phila.  pursuits  of  literature;  a  satirical  poem:  by  Juvenal 

Junius.     Book  1st.     Phila.,  1805.  16".    (C  il5) 
Phila.   Soc.   for  the    Promotion     of    Domestic   Industry. 

Address.     Boston,  1819.  8°.     (B  £63,  2532) 
Phila.  Soc.     for    the    Promotion    of    National   Industry. 

Addresses.     Nos.  1-7,  9-13.     March  27- July  5, 1819. 

(Nos.  2,  3,  7,  11,  2d   ed;   no.  1,  3d  ed.)     Phila.,  1819. 

12  pain.  8°.    (B  998) 
-     Same.    New   ser.      No.  1,  2.  Nov.  15 -Dec.   24,    1819. 

2.1  ed.     Phila..  1819.  8°.     (B  563) 
Phila.  visitor.    Vol.  1-4,  6.    June  1835  -  Dec.  1840. 

Phila.,  1835-40.  5  v.  8°. 
Philadelphus,  pseud.     See  Whelpley,  S. 
Philafris,  pseud.     Letter  to  H.  Brougham,  upon  the  fall  of 

Algiers,  and  civilization  of  Africa.     London,  1§30. 

8°.    (B  927,  935) 
Philagathos,    pseud.      Poem  '  commemorative    of   Goffe, 

Whaley,    and    Dixwell,    three    of     the    iudges     of 

Charles  I.     Boston,  1793.  8°.     (B  352,  609/628) 
Philaletha,  pseud.      Introitus    apertus   ad  occlu.-um  regis 

palatium.      See  Child,  R. 
Philalethes,  pseud.    De  facultatibus  Romanensium  nuper 

publicatis,     Ilenno    rusticus.      (Jn    Epist.   obscur. 

vir.  1827.) 
Philalethes,  pseud.     Letter  of   advice  to  the  Churches  of 

the  Non-Conformists;    [showing]  who  are  the  true 

Church  of  Eng.     London,  1700.  4".    (B  13) 
Philalethes,  pxeiul.     Letter  touching  the  late  rebellion,  and 

what  mentis  led  to  it.     London,  1717.  8°.     (B351) 
Philalethes,  pm-ud.     Letter  to  the  London  journal,  Apr.  1  ; 

with  the  answer  [by  A.  Collins].    ' (Jn  Collins,  A. 

Letter  to  Rogers.  1727.) 

Philalethes,  pseud.     Two  letters  to  Dr.  Kennicott,  vindi 
cating  the  Jews  from  the  charge  of  corrupting  Deut. 

xxvii.  4.     London,  1762.  8°.     (B  658) 
Philalethes,   pseud.      Letters   to  B.  Dawson  [on]  his  'Free 

thoughts  on  a  farther  reformation  of  the  Church  of 

Eng.'     London,  1771.  8".     (B  125,  905) 

Philalethes,  pxeit</.    The  examiner.  1743.    See  Hancock,  J. 
Philalethes,  pseud.      Justo   Urundono,   Prince   of  Japan. 

1854.   Sef  Blox,  Rtv.  J.  E. 
p*tu 
v  rag 

Gr.,  v.  4.   1851.) 


Philalethes,  Kugenius,  pseud.     See  Vaughan,  T. 
Philalius   Corinthian.    Fragm 


(In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  Ilirt. 


PHILANDER 


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PHILIP 


Philander,   Joakim.   pseud.     Vilnius  aurcus  ;    Ihc 

golden  calf.     London,  1749.  8". 

Philanele,  Charles.      Eludes  contemp. :    Voyages, 

philosophic,  el  beaux-arts.     Paris,  1866.  18°. 

Contents.    Ilistoire  de  la  presse.  —  Une  fabriquc  do 

vices  a  I'aris.  —  La  revolution  do  18-48  jugee  par  1111  ain- 

bassadeur.  —  I)e  la  condition  dew  gens  de  lettres.  —  Du 

progrort  de  1'argot.   —  I'ne  croisade  centre  le  costume 

feminin.  —  Du  role  de  la  feraine  dans  la  farnille.  —  Ba- 

zile  Hall.    —   Present  et  avenir  de  1'Anglotcrre.    —   Les 

cantons  de  la  Suisse  centrale.  —  Los  contours  russes.  — 

Les  Kirghis.   —   Souvenirs  des  lacs  de  Cumberland.  — 

Wilkie.  —  Hogarth. 

Philanglus,  pxeud.      England's  great  interest  in  the  choice 

of   this  new  Parl.     n  t./>.     [168-.]  f°.    (A  54) 
Philanglus,  /txeud.    The  oaths  of  Irish  Papists  no  evidence 

against  Protestants.     London,  1081.  4°.    (B  12) 
Philanglus,  f,neud.    Letter  of  advice  to  the  freeholders  of 

Or.  Urit.     [London,  1727?]  8°.    (B  1517) 
Philanthropic  resulls  of  ihe  war  in  America.     N. 

Y.,  1861.  12". 

Philanthropist ;  or,  Philosophical  essay  on  poli 
tics,  etc. ;  by  a  society  of  gentlemen.  Lon 
don,  1797.  8°. 

Philanthropists.  DAVIS,  W.  Hints  to  P.  Bath, 
1821.  8°. 

See  al«o  Buxton,  Sir  T.  F. ;  —  Fliedner,  Rev. 
T. ;  —  Hopper,  T.  T. ;  —  Howard,  J.  E. 
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tration  of  ihe  principles  of  war    and  peace. 
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8°.    (B  1049,  1052,  1804) 

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ton,  1836.  8".     (B  1169) 

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(B  658) 

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interview  with  A.  Hamilton.  X.  Y.,  1804.  8°.   (B  425) 

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(B  1168,  1786) 
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his  Essays  on  church  and  state.  1870.) 
Philaster.      See' Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J. ;  —  Col- 

man,  G. 
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(In  Amer.  Inst.  Instr.     Lect.,  1850.)  —  School  gov 
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—   Inspection  of  country  schools.   (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Sci. 

Assoc.    Trans.,  v.  \.  1869.) 

—  Report,   1855.     See,    Connecticut.    Superintendent  of 

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of  Friends   at   Lynn   and   Salem.     Boston, 

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G.  Uersmauni.     Traj.  a.  11.,  1730.   4°. 

—  Same.    (In  Poetaa  bucolic].  1851.) 

—  CAMUS,  A.  G.     De   quatre   mss.  grecs   cont.   les  vers 

de  Manuel  Phile  stir  les  traits  propres  aux  animaux. 
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Addition  &  la  notice  de  quatre  mss.  des  vers  de 
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Phileas,  JKp.  of  Thtnuia.  Fragments  of  the  epistle  to  the 
people  of  Thmuis.  —  The  epistle  to  Meletius,  Bp.  of 
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(In  Methodius.  Writings.  1869.) 

Phileleutheros,  pseud.  Address  to  the  freeholders 
and  inhabitants  of  the  Province  of  Massa 
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Phileleutheros,  pxeud.  Blow  at  the  root  of  aristocracy :  or, 
An  appeal  in  support  of  religious  freedom.  Bos 
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Phileleutherua  uantabrigiensis,  pseud.  See  Herne,  T. 
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Phileleutherus  Lipiiensig,  pseud.     See  Bentley,  R. 


Phileleutherus,  Tyro,  pseud.      Address  to  rational  advo- 

catcs  for  the  Church  of  Eng.     London,  1769.  8°     (B 

22,  1361) 
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Inermatus. 

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Philemon.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,   C.      Fr.  hist.   Or.,  v.  4. 

1861.) 
Philemon  romiwm.      Fragmenta;    [ed.  F.  Duebncr].      (In 

Menander.  1709;  —  in  Meineke,  A.      Fr.  coin  (Jr., 

v.  4.  1841;  —   in  Aristophanes.     Comcedias.    1846.) 
Philemon  og  Baucis;    veil  J.   Ewald.      (In  hit    Samllige 

Skrifter,  v.  2.  1814.) 

Philenia,  pnend.    Ouabi.     See  Morton,  Mm.  S.  W.  A. 
Philes,  Kijij/it.      LETKONNK,  A.  J.      L'epoque  oil  le  paga- 

nisme  a  ete   aboli  a  Philes  dans  la  Haute-Egypte. 

(In   Paris.  Inst.     Ac.  d.  Inter.    Mem.,  v.  10.  1833.) 
Philetaerus.     Fragm.     (In  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.   Fr.  com. 

(Jr..  v.  3.  1840; — and  Poeturum  comlcorum  Once. 

1855.) 
Philetas  Kphesius.   Fragrn.    (In  Mueller,  C.    Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

v.  4.  1851.) 
Philets  Forslag  om  Pebersvendene;  ved  J.  Ewald.    (In  his 

Samtlige  Skrifter,  v.  2.  1814.) 
Philibertus,  St.,  abb.  Gemeticensix.  ERMENTARIUS.  Trans- 

latio  S.  F.  —  VITA  S.   Filiberti.     (In  Acta,  sanct., 

v.  38.  1867.) 

Philidor.     See  Danican,  F.  A. 
Philinte  de  Moliere,  Le,  ou  La  suite  du  Misanthrope.     See 

Fabre  d'Eglantin,  P.  F.  N". 
Philinus    Ayrif/entimin.      Fragm.     (In    Mueller,   C.     Fr. 

hist.  Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 
Philip  i..  the/air,  King  of  France.    BOUQUET,  M.    Monu- 

mons  du  regue   de   P.     (In  his  liec.  des  hist.,  v.  13. 

1869.) 

—  PHOCES-VEKBAI,  du  sacre  de  P.    (In  Guizot.    Col. 

des  mem.,  v.  7.  1825.) 

Philip  it.  Augustus,  of  France.  CAPEFIGUE,  J.  B. 
H.  R.  Histoire  de  Philippe  Auguste.  3e  ed. 
Paris,  1841-44.  2  v.  12°. 

—  GUILELMUS  Ilrito.     Vie  de  P.  —  RIGORD,  — .     Vie  de 

P.     (In    Guizot.     Col.   des  mem.,  v.  11.  1825.) 
Philip  in.,  the  hardy,  of  France.     EXTRAITS  des  chro- 
riiqueurs  sur  le  regne  de  Philippe  le  hurdi,  etc.     (In 
Michaud  and  Poujoulat.     Col.  des  mem.,  v.  2.  1854.) 

—  SILVESTRE  DE  SACV,  A.  I.     Le  traite  fait  entre  le  roi 

de  Tunis   et  Philippe-Ie-hard),  en  1270.  —  Une  cor- 

respondance  de  1'empereur  de  Maroc  avec  Philippe- 

le-hardi.      (In    Paris.   Inst.    Ac.   d.   Insir.    Mem., 

v.  9.  1831.) 
Philip   iv.,  the  fair,  King  of  France.    BOUTARIC,  E.  P. 

Notices  et  extniits  de  documents  ined.  rel.  a  1'his- 

toire  de    France  sous  P.     (In  Paris.  Inst.   Ac.  d. 

Inscr.    Not.,  v.  20,  pt.  2.   1862.) 
Philip  v.,  of  France.     DOCUMENTS  sur  1'avenemenl 

de  Philippe  le  long.     (In  Soc.  de  1'Hist.  de  France. 

Annuaire  bul.,  1864.) 
-  LE  BEL,  J.     Vrayes  chroniques.  —  Hist,  des 

choses  avenues  1326-61.    Brux.,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 
Philip  n.,   King  of  Macedon.    GILLIES,  J.    Philip  com- 

pared  with  Frederick  II.  of  Prussia.     (In  hit  View 

of  the  reign  of  Frederick  II.  1789.) 
Philip  i\.,Kiny  of  Spain.     Cor  respondance  d'Alex- 

andre  Farnese  avec  Philip  n,  1*578-81  ;    pub. 

par  L.  P.  Gachard.     Brux.,  1853.  8°. 

—  Correspondance  de  Marguerite  d'Autriche  du- 

chcsse  de  Parme  avec  Philipjie  n,  [aout  1559- 
nov.  1561];  pub.  par  Gachard.  Tome  1. 
Brux.,  1867.  4°. 

—  Correspondance  sur  les  affaires  des  Pays-Bas  ; 

pub.  par  L.  P.  Gachard.  Brux.,  1818-58. 
4  v.  4°. 

—  Respucsta  a  archiduqiie  Carlos,  sobre  los  Paises  Baxos. 

—  Carta  al  Principe  de  Mfllto  su  virrey  y  capital! 
general  en  Cataluiia.  —  Otraal  embaxador  de  Roma. 
(In  Valladares.  A.     Seman.  crud.,  v.  28.  1790.)  — 
Instruccion  a  I).  Covarrubias,  Obispo  de  Segovia. 

—  Otra  instruccion  al  Consejo  de  la  Camara  en  6  de 
Enero  de  1588.     (In  v.  30.  1790.) 

—  BADOERO,   F.      Relazione  di   Filippo  n,  1557.      (In 

Venice.  Relazioni  degli  ambasciatori  veneti,  ser.  1, 
v.  3.  1853  ) 

—  CARTA  a  Don  Felipe  n.  1558.     (In  Perez,  J.     Imajen. 

1849.) 

—  DOKUMENTE  zur  GeschiclUe  Philipps  ii.   (In  Doellin- 

ger,  J.  J.  I.  v.     Beitriige,  v.  1.  1862.) 


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—  FREER,  M.  W.     Eli/abeth    de   Valois,    Q.  of 

Spain,  and  the  court  of  Philip  n.     London, 
1857.  2  v.  8°. 

—  GACHARD,  L.  P.     Don  Carlos   et  Philippe   n. 

Brux.,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 

Relation    des    ambassadeurs     venitiens     sur 

Charles-Quintet  Philippe  n.  Brux.,  1856.  8°. 

—  GAYARRE,  C.E.  A.   Philip  n.,  of  Spain.   N.Y., 

1866.  8°. 

—  GONZALEZ,  T.    Historia  de  Felipe  n,  por  lo  tocante  a 

BUS  relaciones  con  Isabel   de  Inglaterra.     (In  Ma 
drid.  Ac.  d.  1'Hist.    Mem.,  v.  7.  1832.) 

—  GRAHL,  E.     Philipp  n.  nnd  sein  Minister  A.  Perez. 

(In  Historisches  Taechenbuch,  1869.) 

—  MIGNET,  F.  A.  A.    Antonio  Perez  et  Philippe  n. 

Paris,  1854.   12°. 

—  PRAET,  J.  V.      Essays  on  the  political  history 

of  the  15th  -  17th  cent. ;  ed.  by  Sir  E.  Head. 
London,  1868.  8°. 

—  PRESCOTT,  W.  H.      History  of    the   reign  of 

Philip  it.,  King  of  Spain.  Bost.,  1855.  3  v.  8°. 

—  SCHRYVER.     De   triumphelijcke   incompst  van 

Prince  Philip.     Antw.,  1549.  4°. 

French.      Le  triumphe    d'Anvers    fait    en    la 

susception  du  Philips  prince  d'Espaing.   An- 
vers,  1549.  4°. 

—  StRiANO,  M.     Relazione  di  Filippo  II,  1559.  —  MULA, 

M.   da.    Relax,   di  Filippo  n,   1559.    (In    Venice. 
Relaz.  degli  ambasc.  veneti,  ser.  1,  v.  3.  1853.) 

—  WATSON,  R.     History  of  the  reign  of  Philip  n. 

Dublin,  1777.  2  v.  8°. 

See  also  Carlos,  Don;  —  Elizabeth  de  Valois, 
of  Spain. 

Philip  in-.  King  of  Spain.  CARTA  sobre  la  muerte 
de  Felipe  HI.  (fn  Valladares,  A.  Semaii.  erud., 
v.  29.  1790.) 

CHVRTON,  E.     Gongora  ;  essay  on  the  times  of 

Philip  in.  and  iv.     London,  1862.  2  v.  8°. 

WATSON,  II.     History  of  the  reign  of  Philip  in. 

Dublin,  1783.  8°. 

Philip  iv.,  King  of  Spain.  Carta  a  G.  Albanel  ar- 
zobispo  de  Granada,  sobre  el  breve  en  razon  deres- 
idencia  de  los  Obispos.  (fn  Valladares,  A.  Seman. 
erud.,  v.  14.  1788.)  —  Carta  al  card.  Sandoval.  sobre 
contribucion  de  millones  del  Estado  Eclesiastico.  — 
Otra  sobre  el  mismo  asunto  al  Dean  y  Cabildo  de 
dicha  Santa  Iglesia.  (fn  v.  17.  1788.) 

—  Orden,  para  quo  por  [el  Consejo  de  Indian]  ee  diessen 

los  despachos  en  orden  a  la  cbristiandad  del  Japon 
n.t.p.  [1632.]  f°.    (A  68) 

—  Poesias.      (In  Castro,  A.  de.      Poetas   liricos   de   los 

siglos  XVI  y  xvil,  v.  2.  1857;  v.  42  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 

—  La  tragedia  mas  lastimosa   el    conde   de    Sex.      (In 

Ochoa,  E.  de.      Tes.  del  teatro  esp.,  v.  5.  1838.) 

—  CASTILLO,  L.  de.     Viage  del  rey  Felipe  iv  a  la 

frontera  de  Francia.     [Madrid,  1667.]   4°. 

—  CHURTON,  E.    See  Philip  in. 

Philip  v.,  King  of  Spain,      Carta  quo  Felipe  v  escribio 

en  14  de  Enero   do    1624  a  su  hijo  el  Principe  del 

Asturias  Don   Luis.      (In  Valladares,  A.    Seman. 

erud.,  v.  11.  1788.) 
Philip,  'King'    {Indian  name,  Metacom,  sachem  of 

Pokanoket}.   Letter  to  Gov.  Prince.    (In  Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.  Col.,  v.  2.  1793.)  —  Answer  to  a  letter  from  the 

Gov.  of  New-Plymouth.  (In  v.  6.  1799.) 
CHURCH,    T.      Entertaining   history    of    King 

Philip's    war.     2d   ed.     Newport,   1772.    8°. 
Same.     With  notes  and  app.  by  S.  G.  Drake. 

2d  ed.     Boston,  1827.  12°. 

Same.     2d  ed.     Exeter,  1829.  12°. 

Same.     With   introd.   and   notes   by    II.   M. 

Dexter.     Boston,  1865.   4°.     (Lib.    of  New 

Eng.  hist.,  v.  2.) 

—  DRAKE,  S.  G.     The  old  Indian  chronicle  ;  rare 

tracts  written  and  pub.  in  the  time  of  King 
Philip's  war.     Boston,  1836.  16°. 

Same.     New  ed.,   added  an  introduction  and 

notes.     Boston,  1867.  4°. 


-  MATHER,   I.     History  of  King  Philip's  war  ; 

also,  history  of  the  same  Avar  by  C.  Mather  ; 
ed.  with  notes  by  S.  G.  Drake.  Boston, 
1862.  4°. 

-  NEWS  from  New  England  ;  being  a  true  ac 

count  of  the  present  bloody  war.  London, 
1676,  Boston,  repr.  1850.  4°. 

—  S.,  N.     The  present  state  of  New  England  with 

respect  to  the  Indian  war,  June  -  Nov.  1675. 

London,  1675.  f°. 
Continuation,  being  a  farther  account  of  the 

Indian  warr,   Nov.  1675,   Feb.  1675/6,   etc. 

London,  1676.  f°. 
Same.  Ed.  by  S.  G.  Drake.  Bost.,  1833.  16°. 

-  THOMAS,  N".    T,etteron  the  exped.  against  King  Philip. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v  6.  1790.) 
Philip  n.,  Diike  of  Orleans,  Regent.     See.  Orleans. 
Philip,  Prince  of  the  Two  Sicilies,  son  of  Carlos,  b. 
1747.     NARRAZIONI  delle  feste  fatte  celebrare 
in   Napoli   la   nascita.    di   Filippo   principe. 
Napoli,  1749.   f°. 

Philip  the  good,  Duke  of  Burgundy.  DM  CLERQ,  J.  Me- 
moircf,  1448-67.  (In  Michaud  ami  Poujoulat.  Col. 
des  mem.,  v.  3.  1854;  —  Monstrelet,  E.  de.  Chro- 
riiques,  v.  12-13:  v.  37,  38  of  Buchon.  Col.  des 
Clironiques.  1826;  —  Perrin.  Col.  univ.  des  mem., 
v.  9.  1785;  —  and  in  Petitot.  Col.  des  mem.,  le 
ser.,  v.  11.  1820.) 

—  LA  MAHCHE,  O.  de.    Memoires.    (Vol.  8,  9  of  Perrin. 

Col.  des  mem.  1785;  —  v.  9,  10  of  Petitot.  Col. 
1820;  —  and  in  Michaud,  v.  3.  1854'.) 

—  LociiER,F.  von.   Kaiser  Sigmund  und  Herzoe  Pliilipp 

von  Burgund.  (In  Munich.  Ak.  d.  Sci.  Munchner 
hist.  Jahrb.  1866.) 

Philip,  Alexander  Philip  Wilson.  Experimental 
inquiry  into  the  laws  of  the  vital  functions, 
with  obs.  on  internal  diseases  ;  in  part 
repub.  from  the  Philos.  trans.,  1815,  17; 
with  the  report  of  the  Institute  of  France  on 
the  experiments  of  LeGallois.  Phila.,  1818.8°. 

-  Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1818.  8°. 

—  Influence  of  minute  doses  of  mercury.     "Wash.,  1834. 

8°.    (E35) 

-  Nature  of  sleep  and  death.     London,  1834.  8°. 

-  Treatise  on  indigestion  and  its  consequences. 

2d  ed.     London,  1822.  8°. 

—  Same.     2d  ed.     Phila.,  1822.  8°. 

—  Same.    4th  ed.    N".  Y.,  1824.  8°.     (B  1832) 

—  Treatise  on  the  nature  and  cure  of  those  dis 

eases  which   precede   change  of    structure  ; 

with  notes  and  app.  by  J.  II.  Miller.     Bait., 

1831.  8°. 

Philip  Augustus.     See  Philip  II,  of  France. 
Philip,  Robert.      Sermon,  the  fulness  of  time.      (In    Sud- 

dards,  W.     Brit,  pulpit,  v.  1.  1837.) 
Philip,  Adventures  of;  by  W.  M.  Thackeray.   (In  Cornhill 

mag.,  v.  3-6.  1861-62 ;  —  and  in  Harper's  mag.,  v.  22- 

25.  1861-62.) 

Philip,  King  of  Spain.     See  Alfieri,  V. 
Philip  Chabot.     See  Chapman,  G.,  and  Shirley,  J. 
Philip  Quarll,  History  of.      (In  Yonge,  C.  M.     Storehouse. 

1870.) 

Philip  van  Artevelde.    See  Taylor,  II. 
Philipon,  Charles.     Paris  et  ses  environs,  reprod. 

par  le  daguerreotype.     Paris,  1840.  4°. 
Philipon-la-Madelaine,    Louis.     Des   homonymes 

francais.     Seed.     Paris,  1817.  8". 
Philippa  of  Hainmtlt,  Queen  of  Edward  in.  STRICKLAND, 

A.     (In  her  Queens  of  England,  v.  2.  1840.) 
Philippar,  Francois  Aken.     Voyage  agronomique 

en  Angleterre  en  1829.     Paris,  1830.  8°. 
Philippart,    John.       Memoirs   and    campaigns   of 

Charles  John  [Bernadotte],  Prince  Royal  of 

Sweden.     Bait.,  1815.  8°. 

-  Memoirs  of  J.  V.  Moreau.     Phila.,  1816.  8°. 

—  Supplementary    observ.   on    D.    Roberts'  plan.       (In 

Pamphleteer,  1813;  v.  2  of  B  838)  —  Observations 
on  the  bill  rendering  the  militia  disposable  for  for 
eign  service.  (In  1814;  v.  3  of  B  838) 


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PHILLIMORE 


Philippe  de  Rcimes.  The  romance  of  Blonde  of 
Oxford  and  Jehnn  of  Dammartin ;  ed.  by 
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Philippe-Emmanuel  of  Lorraine,  dnc  de  Jlerctrur.  FRAN 
COIS  I>E  SALES.  Oraison  funebre.  (In  his  CEuvres, 

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Philippeville.     Map.     Amst.,  [17— ].     (E  60) 

Philippi,  .Iran.      Memoires.     (In  Perrin.     Col.  dcs  mem., 

v.  46.  1788;  —  Petitot.    Col.  des  mem.,  v.  34.  1823; 

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1854.) 

Philippians,  Epistle  of  Paul  to  the.     See  Bible  (p.  289). 
Philippides.     Fragm.     (In  Meineke,  A.    Fr.  com.  Or.,  v.  4. 

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I'liilippinns,  Japan,  etc.,   1582-84.      (In  Callander, 

J.     Terra  aust.,  v.  1.  1766;  —  in  Burney,  J.     Disc., 

v.  2.  1806;  —  and  in  Hakluyt,  K.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  3. 

1810.) 

-  LOARCA,  M.   de.     Relation    des   lies   P.,   1583.      (Tn 

Ternaux-Compans.     Archives  des  voy.,  v.  1.  1840.) 

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close  of  the  16th  cent. ;  tr.  by  H.  E.  J.  Stan 
ley.  Lond.,  1868.  8°.  (Hakluyt  Soc.,  v.  39.) 

-  M  ANTRIM,  M.  F.     Lettre  nu  pure  J.  de  Zalazar,  dims 

laquelle  i!  rend  compte  de  la  conquetede  Mindanao, 
[1637].  (In  Ternaux-Compans,  II.  Archives  des 
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-  DAMIMER.  W.      Account  of  the   Phillipines,   [1686- 

87].     (In  Pinkerton,  J.      Col.  of  voy.,  v.  11.  1812.) 

—  GEMK.LLI  CKUERI,  (}.  F.      Of  the  Philippine  Islands, 

[1697-98].  (In  Churchill,  O.  and  J.  Col.  of  voy., 
v.4.  1745.) 

—  REOIT   des   evenements     de   Mindanao,   dans  les   iles 

Philippines  avmit  1'annee  1734.  (hi  Ternaux-Com 
pans,  II.  Archives  des  voy.,  v.  1.  1840.) 

-  LA  GENTIL  DE  LA  GALAISIEKE,  G.  J.  II.  J.  B.     [1761- 

69.]  (In  hi»  Voy.  dans  les  mers  de  1'Inde,  v.  2. 
1781.) 

—  GriCNF.s,  C.  L.  J.  de.    Observations  on  the  P.,  [1796- 

97].      (In  Pinkerton,  J.      Col.  of  voy.,  v.  11.  1812.) 

-  LA  GIUOXIEKE,  P.  P.  de.     Twenty  years  in  the 

P.,  [1819-39]  ;  tr.     N.  Y.,  1854."  12°. 

-  BOELEN,  J.     Reize  naar  de  Oost-  en  Westkust 

van  Zuid-Amerika  en,  van  daar,  naar  de 
Sandwichs-  en  Philippijnsche  Eilanden, 
China,  1826-29.  Amst.,  1835.  3  v.  8°. 

-  MANNERS,   laws,  dress,  etc.    (In   Ferrario,  G.     Cos 

tume,  v.  4.  1829.) 

-  BOWKIXG,   Sir  3.     Visit  to   the  Philippine  Is., 

[1858-59].     London,  1859.  8°. 
See  also  Manila. 

Philippon,  Charles.  Gnlerie  de  la  presse,  1839-41.  See 
Huart,  L. 

Philippson,  Ludwig.  The  development  of  the  re 
ligious  idea  in  Judaism,  Christianity,  and 
Mahomedanism  ;  twelve  lect.  deliv.  in  Mag 
deburg,  1847  ;  tr.  with  notes,  by  A.  M. 
Goldsmid.  London,  1855.  8°. 

Philippus  TheangeltiiKix,  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr. 
hist.  Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 

Philippus  Benitus,  St.  VITA  8.  Philippi.  (In  Acta 
sanct.,  v.  38.  1867.) 

Philips.     See  also  Phillips. 

Philips,  Ambrose.  Life  of  J.  Williams,  Abp.  of 
York.  Cam'b.,  1700.  8°. 

-  Distrest  mother;  [a  tr.  of  the 'Andromache' of  Racine]. 

(In  Scott,  Sir  W.     Brit,  dr.,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  1804;  —  in 
Bell's  Brit,  theatre,  v.  6.  1797;  —  and  in  London 
stage,  v.  4.) 
Poems.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Brit,   poets,  v.  5.  1819.) 

—  Poetical  works.    (In  Anderson,  R.     Brit,   poets,  v.  9. 

1795;  —  and  in  Chalmers,  A.  Eng.  poets,  v.  13. 
1810.) 

—  JOHNSON,  8.    (In  his  Works,  v.  11.  1806;  —  English 

poets,  v.  2.  1810.) 

Philips,  Mrs.  Catherine  (Fowler),  b.  1631,  d.  1664.  Verses. 
(In  Campbell,  T.  British  poets,  v.  3.  1819.) 

—  COSTELLO,  L.  8.     (In  her  Mem.  of   English   women, 

v.  3.  1844.) 

Philips,  Edward.  New  world  of  words  ;  or,  Uni 
versal  English  dictionary.  6th  ed.,  rev.  by 
J.  K[ersey].  London,  1706.  f°. 


—  GODWIN-,    W.     Lives   of   E.    and    J.    Philips  ; 

added,  life  of  Milton  by  E.  Philips.  Lon 
don,  1815.  4°. 

Philips,  George.  Necessity  of  a  speedy  and  effectual  reform 
in  Parliament.  Manchester,  [1792].  8°.  (B  754) 

Philips,  John,  b.  1631,  d,  1704?  GODWIN,  W.  Lives 
of  E.  and  J.  Philips.  London,  1815.  4°. 

Philips,  John,  b.  1676,  d.  1708.  Poetical  works. 
(In  Anderson,  K.  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1795.) 

-  Bleinheim  ;  a  poem.  5th  ed.  London,  1719.  12°. 

—  Cyder;  a  poem.     London,  1720.  12°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     London,  1727.  12°. 

—  Same.    4th  ed.     London,  1744.  24°.    (C  192) 

-  Poems;  with  a  life  by  8.  Johnson.     (In  Chalmers,  A. 

Eng.  poets,  v.  8.  1810.) 

—  Poems  on  several  occasions.     3d  ed.     London, 

1720.  12°. 

—  Same.     [With  Life  of  P.  by  G.  Sewell.]     4th 

ed.     London,  1728.  12°. 

—  The  splendid  shilling  ;  an  imitation  of  Milton. 

3d  ed.     London,  1719.  12°. 

-  Same.     Added,  Bleinheim.     Lond.,  1728.   12°. 

-  Same  in  Latin.     (In  Tyrwhitt.     Trans.,  1752.    A  69) 
—   Specimen.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  4.  1819.) 

—  JOHNSON,  8.    (In  hi*  Works,  v.  9.  1806;  —and  Lives 

of  Eng.  poets,  v.  1.  1810.) 

-  SEWELL,  G.     Life  and  character  of  P.     3d  ed. 

London,  1720.  12°. 

Philips,  M.  Voyage  to  Mexico  and  other  places,  1568.  (In 
Hakluyt,  R.  Col.  of  voy..  v.  3.  1810.) 

-  KIN<!SLKY,  II.     (In  his  Tales  of  old  travel.  1869.) 
Philips,   Richard.     Remarks  on  watchfulness  and  silence. 

3d  ed.     London,  1809.  8°.     (B  1370) 
Philips,  Thomas.     The  long  Parliament  revived.     (In  Som- 

ers.  J.    Col.  of  tracts,  v.  7.  1812.) 
Philips,   Win.     Peach  trees.  —  Onions.     (In   Phil.  Agric. 

Soc.     Mem.,  v.  2.  1811.) 
Philips  Academy.    CLEMENT,,!.   Address  before  the  Social 

Fraternity  of  P.  A.    Andover,   1828.   8°.    (B   1205, 

1237) 

—  DANA,  D.     Remonstrance  to  the  trustees  on  the  state 

of  the  Thoolosr.  Seminary,  Sept.  1849.     Boston,  1853. 

8°.     (B  1394,  E  75) 
Philipsburg.      Map.      Plan    de   P.    et  de  ses   environs  HP- 

siegez  par  les  troupes  de  France.     Amst.,   f!7 — 1. 

(E60) 
Plan  et  les  environs  de  P.  nssiegee  pnr  les  troupes  de 

France.  1734.     Amst.,  [17—].'  (E  60) 
Philipse  patent.     Geographic,  historical   narrative  of  the 

controversy  between  the  Wappinger  tribe  of  Indians 

and    the    claimants   [of]    Philipse's   upper    patent. 

Hartford,  1768.  8°.    (B  665) 
Philipson,  Johannes.     See  Sleidanus,  J. 
Fhiliscus  Corcyrw/s.    Fragm.     (In  Meineke,  A.     Fr.com. 

Gr.,  v.  3.  1840;  —  in  Nauck,  J.  A.     Trag.  Gr.  Fr., 

1856:  —  and  in  Wagner,  F.  G.     Fr.  Eurip.  1846  ) 
Philiscus   Jlilfsius.    Fragm.     (In    Bergk,   T.     Poetse   lyr. 

Gr.   1853.) 
Philistides.     Fragm.    (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.4. 

1851.) 

Philistus.    Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist.  Gr.;  v.  1.  1841.) 
Philistus  Naui-ratita.    Fragm.      (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist. 

Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 
Phillimore,  John  George.     History  of  Eng.  during 

the  reign   of  George  in.     Vol.  1.     London, 

1863.  8°. 

—  Chivalry.     (In  Oxford.     Eng.  prize  essays,  v.  2.  1836.) 

—  Influence  of  the  canon  law.     (In  Oxford  essays.  1858.) 

—  Principles  and  maxims  of  jurisprudence.    Lon 

don,  1856.  8°. 

—  Private   law   among   the    Romans.      London, 

1863.  8°. 

Phillimore,  Joseph,  LL.D.  Letter  to  a  member  of  the  Ho. 
of  Commons  resp.  the  orders  in  council  and  licence 
trade.  2d  ed.  London,  1812.  8°.  (B  690) 

—  Reflections  on   the   nature   and  extent  of  the  licence 

trade.    2d  ed.    London,  1811.  8°.    (B  787) 
Phillimore,    Sir   Robert    Joseph.       Commentaries 
upon   international    law.       Phila.,    1854-57. 
3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1871-73.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Jurisprudence  and  amendment  of  the  law.    (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1865.) 


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PHILLIPS 


—  Memoirs   and  correspondence   of  George  Ld. 

Lyttelton.     London,  1845.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Opinions  of  P.,  etc.     See  Church  of  England.   Convo 

cation  (p.  577). 

Phillip,  Arthur.  Journals  of  Govs.  Phillip  and 
King  since  the  publication  of  Phillip's  voyage.  (In 
Hunter,  J.  Historical  journal.  1793.) 

—  VOYAGE  of  Gov.  Phillip  to  Botany  Bay  ;  with 

ace.  of  the  establishment  of  the  colonies  of 
Port  Jackson  and  Norfolk  Island ;  [also] 
journals  of  Lieuts.  Shortland,  Watts,  Ball, 
and  Capt.  Marshall.  London,  1789.  4°. 

P  lillips.     See  «/•«<?  Philips. 

Phillips,  Anna  H.  Love-  and  fame;  a  poem,  (hi  Boston 
book.  4th  col.  18.il.) 

Phillips.  Augustine.  COLLIER,  J.  P.  (In  hi*  Memoirs  of 
the  principal  actors  in  the  plavs  of  Shakespeare. 
1846.  Shakespeare  Soc.,  v.  39.)" 

Phillips,  Bridget.  Letter  to  E.  Rishworth.  1634.  (In 
Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  4.  1856.) 

Phillips,  Mrs.  Catherine  Pay  ton.  Memoirs  ;  [by 
herself]  ;  added,  some  of  her  epistles.  Lon 
don,  1797.  8°. 

Phillips,   Charles,  barrister  at  law.     Emerald  Isle  ; 

a  poem.     2d  eel.     London,  1812.  4°. 
—   Speech  in  the  court  of  common  pleas  in  the  case  of 
Outline  vs.  Sterne.     London,  1815.  8°.     (B  638) 

—  Same.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1816;  v.  7  of  B  838) 

-  Speeches.     N.  Y.,  1817.  8°. 

Phillips,  Charles  A.  H.     Historical  sketch  of  Arthur,  Duke 

of  Wellington.     Camb.,  1852.  8°.     (B  1461) 
Phillips,  Charles  II.,  vs.  Renssellaer  and  Saratoga 

R.  R.     SUPREME  court  of  N.  Y.     Case  and 

exceptions.     Albany,  1870.  8°. 
Phillips,  Danl.,  and  wife.     CASE  of  the  people  vs. 

P.    and  wife.     Whether   a  Roman  Catholic 

clergyman  be  compelled  to  disclose  secrets  of 

confession.     N.  Y*.,  1813.  8°. 
Phillips,  Kdouard.  Expose  dela  situation  dc  mecanique  ap- 

pllquee.  1867.     See  Collignon,  E.,  and  other*. 
Phillips,  Edward.   Reign  of  Charles  I.,  n.     (In  Baker,  Sir 

It.      Chronicle  of   the  Kings   of    Eng.  1674;   1679; 

1696.) 

Phillips,  Edwin  D.  Texas  and  its  late  military  oc 
cupation  and  evacuation.  N.  Y.,  1862.  8°. 

Phillips,  Fabian.  The  antiquity,  right  use  and  ancient 
usage  of  fines  in  chancery.  (In  Somers,  J.  Col.  of 
tracts,  2d  ed.,  v.  8.  1812.) 

Phillips,  George  Searle  (pseud.  January  Searle). 
The  gypsies  of  the  Danes'  Dike;  a  story  of 
hedge-side  life  in  England,  in  1855.  Boston, 
1864.  12". 

-  Memoirs  of  W.Wordsworth.      Lond.,  1852.    8°. 

—  Writings  of  T.  De  Quincy.     (In  N.  Amer.  rev.,  v.  88 

1859.)  —  Life  and  remains  of  Douglas  Jerrold.     (In 

v.  89.) 
Phillips,  Gillam,  vs.  Savage,  F.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc., 

1860,61.) 
Phillips,  Henry.     REPORT  of  the  trial  of  P.  for  the  murder 

of  G.  Denegri.     Boston,  1817.  8°.    (B  344,  559) 
Phillips,    Henry.       Companion    to    the   orchard  ; 

fruits  of  Gr.  Brit.    New  cd.    Lond.,  1831.  8°. 

—  Silva    florifera  ;     shrubbery    historically    and 

botanically  treated.     London,   1823.  2  v.  8°. 

Phillips,  Henry,  .//•.  Historical  sketch  of  the  paper 
money  issued  by  Perm.  Phila.,  1862.  8°. 

Phillips,  Henry.  Musical  and  personal  recol.  dur 
ing  half  a  century.  London,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 

Phillips,  Isaac.  Impartial  examination  of  the  case  of  I. 
Phillips,  commander  of  the  U.  S.  sloop  of  war 
Baltimore,  in  1798.  Bait.,  1825.  8°.  (W  13) 

Phillips,  J.  S.  Admeasurements  of  the  crania  of  the  prin 
cipal  groups  of  Indians  of  the  U.  8.  (In  School- 
craft,  II .  R.  Historical  and  statistical  information, 
pt.  2.  1852.) 

Phillips,  J.  Thomas,  ed.  Account  of  Malabar  in 
letters.  London,  1717.  12°. 

Phillips,  John,  surveyor.  History  of  inland  navi 
gation.  London,  1792.  4°. 


Phillips,  John.  !>.  1770,  d.  1823.  Oration,  July  4,  Boston. 
Boston,  1704.  8°.  (B  394,  2511) 

—  LOUINC,  J.  S.     (In  hi*  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

-  Funi-rul  sermon  on.  1823.    See  Palfrey,  J.  (Jr.     (B  283, 

1814) 

Phillips,  John,  Professor  at  Oxford.  Guide  to  ge 
ology.  London,  1834.  16". 

—  Geology.      (In    Smedley,   E.,    and    others.       Encyc. 

metrop.,  v.  6.  1845.) 

-  Letter.     (In  Replies  to  'Essays  and  Reviews,'  1862.) 

—  Life    on  the    earth,   its   origin  and  succession. 

Camb.,  London,  1860.   12". 

-  Treatise  on   geology..      London,   1837-39.  2  v. 

16".      (Lardner.     Cab.  eye.) 
Phillips,  Jonas  B.      Oamillus;    a   tragedy.      X.  Y.,  Phila., 

[1833].  16".     (D  43) 
Phillips,  Jonathan.     Appeal    to    the  people   on    the  causes 

and   consequences  of  a  war  with  Gr.  Brit.      Bust., 

1811.  8°.    (B  532) 

—  and  others.     Address  to  the  people  of  Mass.,  by  the 

friends  of  temperance.      Boston,  1838.  8°.     (B  1230) 
Note.     Attributed  to  P.,  also  to  J.  Lowell. 

—  and  others.     Reply  to  the  report  of  a    committee  of 

those  opposed  to  the  license  law.  [Boston,  183S.] 
8°.  (B  1279,  1748) 

—  CHANNING,  W.  E.      Remarks  on  the  slavery  question 

in  a  letter  to  P.     Boston,  1839.  VI".    (D  58) 

—  REVIEW  of  Rev.  Dr.  Channing's  letter  to  J.  P.,  on  the 

slavery  question.  Boston,  1839.  12°.  (B  1137,  C  175, 
D58) 

Phillips,  Joseph  F.  Address  before  the  Catskill  Young 
Men's  Literary  Society.  Catskill,  1840.  8°.  (B  1588) 

Phillips,  Lawrence  B.  Dictionary  of  biog.  refer 
ence.  London,  1871.  8°. 

Phillips,  J/>-«.  Miriam,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1823.  See 
Wisner,  B.  B.  (B  233) 

Phillips,  Ma</am  Phebe,  funeral  sermon  on.  1812.  See 
Pearson,  E. 

Phillips,  Richard.  Remarks  on  theeditio  altera  of 
the  Pharmacopoeia  Londinensis  and  on  Pow 
ell's  translation.  London,  1816.  8". 

Phillips,  Samuel,  d.  1771.  A  child  well  instructed. 
Boston,  1738.  12°. 

—  Gospel-doctrine  of  justification  by  faith  explained  and 

vindicated  ;  discourse.     Bost.,  1766.  8°.     (B  63,  C21) 

—  Gospel-ministers  are  the  servants  of  Christ,  etc.  :    ser 

mon,  Nov.  13,  1751,  installment  of  S.  Chandler, 
Gloucester.  Boston,  1752.  8°.  (B  75,  230,  274) 

—  The   living    water   to   be   had  for   asking;    discourse, 

June  3.     Boston,  1750.  8°.     (B  87,  230) 

—  Necessity  of  God's  drawing,  et<-. ;  sermon,  June  3,  P.  M. 

Boston,  1753.  8°.  (B  274^  859) 

—  Political  rulers  authorized  and  influenced  by  God,  etc. ; 

sermon.     Boston,  1750.  8°.     (B  146,  180,  184) 

—  Preaching  peace  by    Christ    describ'd,  etc.',    [conven 

tion  sermon] ;  May  31.  Boston,  1753.  8°.  (B  75, 
274,  584) 

—  Sinner's  refusal  to  come  unto  Christ  fur  life,  etc. ;  ser 

mon,  June  3.     Boston,  1753.  4°.    (B  274,  859) 

—  Soldiers  counselled   and   encouraged :    sermon   before 

the  Anc.  and  Hon.  Artil.  Co.,  June  1.  Boston, 
1741.  8°.  (B  145,  230) 

—  Wisdom   an  essential  requisite,  etc.',    sermon,  mostly 

Jan.  3,  previous  to  the  ordination  of  N.  Holt,  in 
Danvers.  Boston,  1759.  8°.  (B  328) 

—  PARK,  E.  A.     Taylor's  Memoir  of  P.  reviewed.     [Pp. 

853-894  of  Taylor's  Mem.    Boston,  1856.]  8°.  (B  1459) 

—  TAYLOR,  J.  L.     Memoir  of  P.     Bost.,  1856.  8". 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1802.     See  Baldwin,  T.     (B  174, 

213);  —  Tappan,  D. 
Phillips,    Samuel,    d.  1854.      Guide  to  the   Crystal 

Palace;  rev.  byF.  K.  J.  Shenton.     London, 

1858.   16°. 
—   Guide  to  the  Crystal  Palace  and  park.  —  The  portrait 

gallery.     (In  Crystal  Palace  Co.     Palace  and  park. 

1854.) 
Phillips,  Stephen  Clarendon.    Address   introd.  to   the  2d 

course  of  Franklin   lectures.     Boston,  1833.    8°.     (B 

1072,  1780) 

—  Oration  at  the  request  of  the  young  men  of  Salem. 

Salem,  1831.  8°.     (B  1052) 

—  Usefulness    of     lyceums.       (In     Amer.    Inst.    Instr. 

Lect.,  1831.) 

Phillips,  Thomas.  Journal  of  a  voy.  from  Eng.  to  Africa 
and  Barbadoes,  1693,  94.  (In  Green,  J.  Col.  of 
voy.,  v.  2.  1745;  —  and  in  Churchill,  O.  and  J. 
Col.  of  voy.,  v.  6.  1746.) 


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-  KurzgefnSRtc   Beschreibung    ciner    Reise   langst    der 

Kiistc  von  Guinea  nnch  Whidaw.     (In  Allgemeine 
Hist.,  v.  3.  1748.) 

Phillips,  Thomas.  History  of  the  life  of  R.  Pole. 
London,  1767.  2  v.  8". 

-  XKVK,  T.     Animadversions  upon  P.'s  History 

of  the  life  of  Card.  Pole.     Oxford,  1766.  8". 

Phillips,  Thomas.  Lectures  011  the  history  and 
principles  of  painting.  London,  1833.  8°. 

Phillips,  Thomas  .Todrell.  Orntio  Latina  altera  pneniio 
annuo  dignata  Cantab.,  18:!0.  (In  Cambridge  Univ. 
Prolusiones.  1830.  B  1236) 

Phillips,  Watts.  Camilla's  husband,    (hi  Sargent, 

K.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  41.) 

—  A  golden  fetter;  drama.  (No.  73  of  De  Witt's  acting 
jilaj-M.)  —  Maud's  peril;  drama.  (No.  7.) —  Not 
guilty;  drama.  (No  84.)  —  Nobody's  child;  a  ro 
mantic  drama.  (Xo.  2.) 

-  Wild    tribes    of    London.     New  ed.     London, 

1866.   12". 

Phillips,  Wendell.  Argument  before  a  comm.  of 
the  legislature  of  Mas*,  in  support  of  the  petitions 
for  the  removal  of  E.  G.  Luring.  Boston,  1855.  8°. 
(B  1480,  1507) 

-  Extract  from    speech.      (In  Browne,  A.  G.,  Jr.      In 

mernoriam.  I860.) 

-  Introduction    to   the  Anti-slavery   examiner.     No.  13. 

N.  Y.,  1845.  8°.    (B1476) 

-  Review  of  L.  Spooner's  Essay  on  the  uncon- 

stitutionality  of  slavery.     Boston,   1847.  8°. 

-  Review  of  Webster's  speech  on  slavery.   Boston,  1850. 

8°.    (B1478) 

-  Speech,  convention  at  Worcester,  Oct.  1851.     (In  Wo 

man's  rights  tracts;   «/.TO  B  1667) 

—  Speeches,  lectures,  and  letters.     Bost.,  1863.  8". 

Contnils.  Murder  of  Lovejoy.  —  Woman's  rights.  — 
Public  opinion.  —  Surrender  of  Sims.  —  Sims  anniver 
sary.  —  Philosophy  of  the  abolition  movement.  —  Re 
moval  of  Judge  Loring.  —  The  Boston  mob.  —  The 
Pilgrims.  —  Letter  to  Judge  Shaw  and  Pres.  Walker. 
-  Idols.  —  Harper's  Ferry.  —  Burial  of  John  Brown. 
—  Lincoln's  election.  —  Mobs  and  education.  —  Dis 
union.  —  Progress.  —  Under  the  flag.  —  The  war  for 
the  Union.  —  The  cabinet.  —  Letter  to  the  Tribune.  — 
Toussaint  L'Ouverture.  —  A  metropolitan  police.  — 
State  of  the  country. 

-  LYMAX,  T.,    3d.     Papers    rel.  to  the  Garrison 

mob.     Camb.,  1870.  8°. 

-  STOWE,  II.  B.     (In  her  Men  of  our  times.  1868.) 
Phillips,  Willard.     Law  of  patents  for  inventions. 

Boston,  1837.  8". 

-  Manual  of  political  economy.     Bost.,  1828.  8°. 

-  Report.  Sf-e  Massachusetts.  Commissioners  on  Crim 

inal  Law*. 

-  Treatise   on   the   law   of    insurance.     Boston, 

1823.  8°. 

-  and  others.     Digest  of  Pickering's  reports,  from 

2d  to  8th  v.     Boston,  1831.  8°. 

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Phillips,  Wm.  Elementary  in  trod,  to  knowledge 
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-  Elementary  treatise  on    mineralogy.     5th    ed. 

from  the  4th  London  ed.  by  R.  Allan  ;  with 
add.  by  F.  Alger.     Boston,  1844.  12°. 

—  Outlines  of  the  geology  of  England  and  Wales.      See 

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Phillips,  Wm.     Conquest  of  Kansas   by  Missouri 

and  her  allies.     Boston,  1856.  12°. 
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Brit.   Corps  of  Hoy.  f.'nyin.     Papers,  v.  5.  1842.) 
Phillpotts,  Henry,  Up.  of  Exeter.    Correspondence 

[with]  T.  B.  Macaulay,  1849.  Lond.,  1860.  8". 

-  Letter  com.  charges  against  J.  Lingard.     (In  Butler 

C.     Vindication,  etc.  1826.) 


—  Letter  to  G.  Canning,  on  the  bill  of  1825,  for  removing 

the  disqualifications  of  [Catholics].  6th  ed.  —  Let 
ter  to  G.  Cannltfb  on  the  Catholic  question.  (In 
Pamphleteer,  1826;  v.  27  of  B  838) 

-  Letter  to  Sir  R.  Inglis  on  statements  in  an  ar 

ticle  of  the  Edinburgh  review,  no.  193.  4th 
ed.  London,  1852.  8". 

-  Another  copy.    (B  1643) 

—  Letter  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  J.  B.  Sum- 

ner,  [on  the  Gorham  case].  London,  1850.  8°.  (B 
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-  Same.    N".  Y.,  1850.  8°.    (B  1232) 

—  Letter  to  the  Archdeacon  of  Totnes  in  answer  to  an 

address  from  the  clergy  of  that  archdeaconry  on  the 
necessity  of  episcopal  ordination.  2d  ed.  London 
1852.  8°.  (B  1643) 

-  Letter  to  the   churchwardens   of  Brampford   Speke. 

London,  1850.  8°.    (B  1643) 

—  Letter  to  the  clergy  of  the  diocese  of  Exeter  on  state. 

ments   of  the   Archdeacon    of    Middlesex.     N.   Y 
1852.  8°.     (B  1643) 

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the  present  state  of  the  Ch.  1st  Amer.  from  8th 
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don,  1827.  8°. 
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—  GOODE,  W.     Defence  of  the  39  articles;  reply  to  the 

Bp.  of  Exeter's  Remarks  upon  a  clause  proposed 
for  the  clergy  oflences  bill.  Lond.,  1848.  8°.  (B1965) 

Letter  to  the  Bp.  of  Exeter;  examination  of  his  letter 

to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury.  3d  ed.  London. 
1850.  8°.  (B  1232) 

Same.    4th  ed.     London,  1850.  8°.    (B  1231) 

Reply  to  the  Bp.  of  Exeter's  Letter  to  the  Archdeacon 

of  Totnes;  annexed,  Rejoinder  to  Chancellor  Har 
rington.  2d  ed.  London,  1852.  8°.  (B  1643} 

-  LINGARD,  J.     Reply  to  charges  brought  against  him 

by  H.  Phillpotts.  (In  Butler,  C.  Vindication,  etc. 
1826.) 

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Edin.  rev. ;  by  the  Edin.  reviewer.  2d  ed. 
London,  1852.  8°. 

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See  also  Exeter,  Diocese  of. 
Philo  Byzantius.     De  septem  orbis  spectaculls.     (In  Gron- 

ovius,  J.     Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  8.  1699.) 
Philo   Carpathiua.     Commentarii   in   Canticum   Salomonis. 

(In  Mai,  A.     Class,  auct.,  v.  9.  1837.) 
Philo  Jiidams.     Works;  tr.  by  C.  D.  Yonge.   Lon 
don,  Bohn,  1854.  3  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Creation  of  the  world.  —  Allegories 
of  the  sacred  laws.  —  On  the  cherubim ;  and  on  the 
flaming  sword;  and  on  the  first-born  child  of  man,  Cain. 

—  Cain  and  his  birth.  —  Sacrifices  of  Abel  and  Cain.  — 
Principle   that   the  worse  is   accustomed   to  be  always 
plotting  against  the  better .  —Posterity  of  Cain.  —  Giants. 

—  Unchangeableness  of  God.  —  Tilling  of  the  earth  by 
Noah.  —  Planting  of  Noah.  —  Drunkenness.  —  Sobriety. 

2.  Confusion  of  languages.  —  Migration  of  Abraham. 

—  Who  is  the  heir  of  divine  things?   —   Meeting  for  the 
sake   of   receiving  instruction.    —    Fugitives.    —   Why 
certain  names  in  the  Holy  Scriptures  are  changed.  —  The 
doctrine  that  dreams  are  sent  from  God.  —   Life  of  the 
wise  man  made  perfect  by  instruction.   —  Life  of  man 
occupied  witli  affairs  of  state. 

3.  Life  of  Moses.  —  Ten  cormnandments.  —  Circum 
cision.  —  Monarchy.  —  What  the  rewards  and  honours 
are  which  belong  to  the  priests.  —  Animals  tit  for  sacri 
fice.  —  Those  who  offer  sacrifice.  —  Commandment  that 
the  wages  of  a  harlot  are  not  to  be  received  in  the  sacred 
treasury.   —   Special  laws  which  are  referred  to  the  3d, 
4th,  and  5th  articles  of  the  decalogue.  —  To  show  that  the 
festivals  are  ten  in  number.    —   Festival  of  the  basket  of 
first  fruits.  —  Honour  commanded  to  be  paid  to  parents. 

—  Special  laws  which  are  referrible  to  6th  and  7th  com 
mandments  in  the  decalogue.  —  Special  laws  which  have 
reference  to  8th,  9th,  and  10th  commandments.  —  Justice. 

—  Creation  of  magistrates.   —  Three  virtues,  courage, 
humanity,  and  repentance.  —  Rewards  and  punishments. 

—  Curses.  —  Nobility.  —  That  every  man  who  is  virtuous 
is  also  free. 

—  De  Cophini  festo.  —  De  honorandis  parcntibus.     (In 

Mai,  A.     Class,  auct.,  v.  4.  1831.) 

—  La  creatione  del  mondo;  tr.  da  Fercntilli.     (In  Feren- 

tilli,  A.     Disc.  univ.  1570.) 

—  Breviarium   de  temporibus.     (In  Nanni,   G.     Bcrosi. 

etc.  1612.) 

—  BROWN,   T.      Diss.    de    Therapcutis    Philonis.      (In 

Clemens  Romanus.  1694.) 


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Philo  Tarensis.    Fragm.     (In  Poetse  bucolici.  1854.) 
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Note.    'Valckenaer   appends  to  his  edition  of  Ammo 
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signiricationis,  wliich  will  be  found  with  the  treatise  of 
Ammonius  at   the  end  of  Scapula's  Lexicon.     This   he 
thinks  to  be  the  work  of  a  later  writer  who  has    appro 
priated,    and   that     incorrectly,    [Herennius]     Philon's 
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an  appeal  to  the  people  of  the  North.     Lon 
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Philo-Britannicus,  pseud.     Great  question   [for]   the  King 

and  Parliament,     n.p.,  [1679  ?].  f°.    (A  54) 
Philo-Caledon,  pseud.    Defence  of  the  Scots  settlement  at 

Darien.    (In  Col.  of  state  tracts,  v.  3.  1707.) 
Philo-Cato,  pseud.     Letters  of    Marcus   and   1".  to  D.  W. 

Clinton.     New  ed.  n  p.,  1810.  8°.     (B  443) 
Philo-Dicaios,  pseud.    The  triumphs  of  justice  over  unjust 
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—  Same,    n.p.,  reprinted  1732.  4".    (B  653) 

Philo  Herennius   Uyblius.    Fragm.     (hi  Mueller,  C.     Fr. 

hist.  Gr.,  v.  3.  1849;   —  and  in   Bunsen,   0.  C.  J. 

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Philo-Jackson,    pseud.     Presidential   election.     Frankfort, 

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Philo-Paciflcus,  pseud.     See  Worcester,  N. 

Philo- Veritas,  pseud.    Diamond  cut  diamond;   observ.  on 

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London,  1806.  8°.    (B  713) 
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des  travaux  de  la  Sod     Londres,  1862.  8°. 
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—  BOECKII,  A.     Ueber  den  Plan   der   Atthis  des   Philo- 

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an  'Introduction  to  the  3d  vol.  of  the  History  of  the 

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Philoctete;  trngcdic.     See  La  Harpe,  J.  F. 
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gold  coin,  and  the  resumption  of   cash   payments. 

(In  Pamphleteer,  1818;  v.  12  of  B  838) 
Philogenes.     Fragm.     (/;(  Mueller,  C.      Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  4. 

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R.  Morris.  —  1863.    Rolle  de  Hampole,  It.     The  pricke 

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passive  participle.   —  Yates,  J.     Remarks  on  a  statue  of 
Endymion.   —   Guest,  E.     Welsh  names  of  places  pre 
served  in  English  compounds.   —   Wedgwood,  II.     Ety 
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through  the  Australian  and  other  Asiatic  islands.  — 
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Newman,  F.  W.  Seythia  and  the  surrounding  countries, 
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nouns,  and  more  particularly  their  second  use  as  names 
of  districts.  —  Garnett,  R.  Probable  relations  of  the 
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Persians.  —  Latham,  It.  G.  Doctrine  of  the  caesura  in 
the  Greek  senarius.  —  Newman,  F.  W.  Berber  lan 
guage  of  Mount  Atlas.  —  Garnett,  It.  Languages  and 
dialects  of  the  British  Is.  —  Hawtrey,  J.  W.  Greek 
inscription  lately  found  in  Corfu.  —  Guest,  E.  English 
pronouns  indeterminate.  —  Donaldson,  J.  W.  Herodo 
tus  and  the  Athenians.  —  Latham,  It.  G.  Evidence  of  a 
connection  between  the  Cimbri  and  the  Chersonesus 
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E.  T.  Daniell,  and  others.   —   Fry,  D.      Reformation  of 
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pleonastic  use  of  the  pronoun  personal  in  English  syntax. 

—  Cockayne,  O.    Construction  of  ii-a,  birws',  we, with  the 
past  indicative.    —   Latham,  It.  G.      On   the  reciprocal 
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verb.  —  Guest,  E.     Use  of  the  dative  in  Eng.  syntax.  — 
Garnett,  It.     Origin  and  import  of  the  augment  in  San 
skrit  and  Greek.    —  Trithen,  F.  H.     Formation  of  the 
past  tense  in  certain  Indo-European  languages.  —  Cock 
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Mermnadee.   —   Guest,  E.     On  Eng.  pronouns  personal. 

1844-46.    Wedgwood,  H.   Notices  of  Eng.  etymology. 

—  Guest,  E.      Ellipsis  of  the   verb   in  Eng.  syntax.  — 
Garnett,  R.     Languages   and  dialects  of  the  Brit.  Is.  — 
Cockayne,  O.     Suggestions  on  the  critical  arrangement 
of  the  text  of  the  Medea.   —   Latham,  It.  G.     Miscella 
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syntax.  —  Latham,  R.  G.      Meaning  of  the  word  crapos-. 

—  Beke,  I)r.      Languages  and  dialects  of  Abyssinia  and 
countries  to  the  south.  —  Wedgwood,  II.     Onomatopoeia. 

—  Kemble, .T.  M.     On  the  North-Anglian  dialect.  —  Key, 
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and  the  verb  go ;  also,  between  va,  and  the  verbs  aller 
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language.   —  Garnett,   It.      Origin   and   import   of  the 
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not    unconnected    with    the   Indo-European    family.    — 
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letter-changes.    —   Garnett,    It.      Derivation    of   words 
from  pronominal  and  prepositional  roots.  —  Renouard, 
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in  the  works  of  Attic  writers.   —   Latham,  It.  G.     Con 
tributions  to  the  study  of  the  languages  of  Africa.  — 
Guest,   E.      Eng.    verbs,   substantive   and   auxiliary.  — 
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—  Guest,  E.     Elements  of  language;  their  arrangement 
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Attempts   to   suggest   the   derivations   and   affinities  of 
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the  parts  of  the  human  body  as  common  to  the  several 
families  of  the  Indo-European  language.   —   Newman, 

F.  W.     Notes  on  the  Galla  verb  and  pronouns.   —  Key, 
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Hermes.  —  Key,  T.  H.     Origin  of  certain  Latin  words. 

—  Watts,   T.      On  the  written  language  of   China.  — 
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1848-50.  Kemble,  J.  M.  Peculiar  use  of  the 
Anglo-Saxon  patronymical  termination  ing.  —  La 
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the  ('attire  languages.  —  Garnett,  It.  Nature  and  analy 
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second  persons.  —  Sharpe,  S.  Fragments  of  orations  in 
accusation  and.  defence  of  Demosthenes,  resp.  the  money 
of  Harpalus.  —  Latham,  H.  G.  Remarks  upon  a  vocab 
ulary  of  the  Bonny  language.  —  Donaldson,  J.  W. 
On  the  nomen  of  C.  Verrcs.  —  Latham,  K.  G.  Connex 
ion  between  the  ideas  of  association  and  plurality  as  an 
influence  in  the  evolution  of  inflection;  —  On  the  word 
cu.jum.  —  Watts,  T.  Anglo-Saxon  termination  ing.  — 
Key,  T.  H.  Attempt  to  prove  the  identity  of  the  roots 
is,  was,  and  be.  —  Howse,  J.  Vocabularies  of  certain 
N.  Amer.  Indian  languages.  —  Benisch,  I>r.  Conjec 
tural  afliiiities  of  certain  Hebrew  and  Eng.  words.  — 
Wedgwood,  H.  English  etymologies.  —  Norris,  K. 
Note  upon  an  extract  from  a  copy  of  a  letter  from  W. 
Koelle,  announcing  the  discovery  of  a  written  African 
language.  —  Hanson,  A.  W.  Communication  cone,  the 
Vei  and  Mcndi  dialects.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  Remarks  on 
a  vocabulary  of  the  Cameroons  lang.  —  Tutshek,  L. 
Tumali  alphabet;  —  Vocabulary  of  the  Fazoglo  lang.  — 
Garnett,  R.  Nature  and  analysis  of  the  verb.  —  Sloane, 
G.  Connexion  of  I'ope  Gerbert  with  the  geometry  of 
Boethius.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  Vocabulary  of  the  Avek- 
vom  lang.  —  Isbester,  J.  A.  Short  vocabulary  of  the 
Loucheux  lang.  —  DeMorgan,  Prof.  Use  of  the  verbs 
shall  and  will.  —  Latham,  R.  (Jr.  'Original  area  of  the 
Slavonic  population.  —  Howse,  T.  Vocabularies  of 
certain  N.  Amer.  langs.  —  Watts,  T.  Probable  future 
position  of  the  Eng.  lang.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  Original 
extent  of  the  Slavonic  area.  —  Schomburgk,  Sir  R. 
Vocabulary  of  the  Maiongkong  language.  —  Collins,  J. 
List  of  words  from  the  Gower  dialect  of  Glamorganshire. 

—  Trithen,  Prof.      Position  occupied  by  the   Slavonic 
dialects  among  the  other  languages  of  the  Indo-European 
family.    —  Guest,  E.      Elements  of  language,  their  ar 
rangement,  and  their  accidents.  —  Wedgwood,  II.     Eng- 
lish  etymologies.  —  Sloane,  G.     Further  observations  on 
the  geometry  of   Boethius.      1850-52.     Wedgwood,  II. 
Traces  of  an  Egyptian  origin  in  the  alphabets  of  Greece 
and  Rome    —  Trithen,  Prof.     Position  occupied  by  the 
Slavonic  dialects  among  the  other  languages  of  the  Indo- 
European  family.  —  Adams,  E.     Remarks  on  the  prob 
ability  of  Gothic  settlements  in  Brit,  previously  to  450.  — 
Wedgwood,   H.       English   etymologies.   —    Guest,   E. 
Roots  of  language,  their  arrangement  and  their  accidents. 

—  Key,  T.  II.     Nature  of  the  verb,  particularly  on  the 
formation  of  the  middle  or  passive  voice.  —  Guest,  E. 
Origin  of  certain  Anglo-Saxon  idioms.  —  Hodgson,  W. 
B.     Kissour,  Sungai,  and  Timbuctu  vocabularies  of  the 
Timbuctii  language.  —  Watts,  T.      Devanagari  or  San 
skrit  alphabet.   —  Key,  T.  II.     Derivation  and  meaning 

-of  certain  Latin  words.  —  Guest,  E.  On  a  curious 
tmesis  which  is  sometimes  met  with  in  Anglo-Saxon 
and  in  early'  Eng.  syntax.  —  Key,  T.  H.  Etymology 
of  certain  Latin  words.  —  Watts,  T.  Extraordinary 
powers  of  Cardinal  Mezzofanti  as  a  linguist.  —  Wedg 
wood,  II.  On  words  fundamentally  connected  with  the 
notion  of  contraction,  and  formally  referable  to  a  root 
krup  or  kruk.  —  Whewell,  W.  Account  of  the  late 
Cambridge  Etymological  Society,  and  its  plans ;  with 
some  specimens  of  its  labours.  —  Maiden,  Prof.  H.  On 
Greek  hexameters.  —  Cockayne,  T.  O.  On  the  Greek 
middle  verb.  —  Wedgwood,  H.  Words  formed  from 
the  roots  smu  and  snu,  imitative  of  sounds  formed  by 
breathing  or  blowing  through  the  nose.  —  Guest,  E. 
Certain  foreign  terms,  adopted  by  our  ancestors  prior  to 
their  settlement  on  the  Brit.  Is.  —  Cockayne,  T.  O. 
A  Lokrian  inscription.  —  Key,  T.  II.  Vowel  assimila 
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on  vowel-sounds.  1852-53.  Wedgwood,  H.  The  use 
of  shall  and  will.  —  Watts,  T.  Philological  peculiarities 
in  the  English  authorized  version  of  the  Bible.  —  Blakes- 
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1'ersiaii  history.  —  De  Morgan,  Prof.  Suggestions  in 
logical  phraseology.  —  Guest,  E.  Etymology  of  the 
word  Stone-henge.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  Aorists  in  -ka.  — 
Leducq,  M.  H.  Origin  and  primitive  meaning  of  the 
French  word  ange.  —  Maiden,  Prof.  II.  Amphyctionic 
league,  and  the  meaning  of  the  term  Amphyctiones.  — 
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the  Mallicolo  and  Erromango  languages.  —  Key,  Prof. 
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and  those  substantives  which  fall  under  the  definition 
'nomen  actionis'.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  On  the  languages 
of  New  California.  —  Wedgwood,  H.  On  English  ety 
mologies.  —  Key,  T.  II.  Remarks  on  some  Latin  words. 

—  Blakesley,  J.  W.    On  the  position  and  tactics  of  the 
contending  fleets  in  the  battle  of  Salamis.  —  Key,  T.  H. 
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without  foundation.  —  Davics,  J.     On  Keltic  words  used 

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by  early  Eng.  writers.  —  Wedgwood,  II.  On  words 
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Flak.  —  Ahrens,  11.  L.  On  feminines  in  w  and  WR,  and 
on  the  word  yvvtt;  tr.  from  the  German  by  Prof.  Key. 

—  Henzen,  G.     Inscription  of  Sora;  tr.  from  the  Ital.  by 
Prof.  Key.  —  Buschmann,  J.  C.  E.     On  natural  sounds ; 
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Note.    The  last  article  has  a  separate   titlepage 
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—  Publications.]     Berlin,    1862,   London,   Edin., 

1864.  2  v.  8°. 

Namely  1862.  Furnivall,  F.  J.  Early  Eng.  poems 
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an  byu;  the  creation  of  the  world. 

Note.     For  other  publications    see  Contents   of 
the  Trans,  of  the  Soc. 

—  Transactions,  1854-64,  70-72,  pt.  2.     London, 

n.d.   12  v.  8". 

Content*.  1854.  Blakesley,  J.  W.  Attempt  at  an  ex 
planation  of  some  difficulties  in  the  currently  received 
ace.  of  the  battle  of  Marathon.  —  Maiden,  Prof.  II. 
Greek  lyrical  metres.  —  Key,  T.  II.  A  search  in  some 
European  langs.,  after  the  representatives  of  the  Greek 
preposition  ava  as  prefixed  to  verbs.  —  Wedgwood,  II. 
English  etymologies.  —  Key,  T.  H.  Prepositions  eci,  in, 
and  related  words.  —  Donaldson,  J.  W.  Etymology  of 
the  Latin  particle  modo.  —  Wedgwood,  II.  Confusion 
of  meaning  between  corvus  and  cornix.  —  Latham,  R. 
G.  Name  and  nation  of  the  Dacian  King  Decebalus, 
with  notices  of  the  Agathyrsi  and  Alani.  —  Ludlow, 
J.  M.  Jottings  in  legal  etymology.  —  Watts,  T.  On 
Manavit's  life  of  Mezzofanti.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  Certain 
additions  to  the  ethnographical  philology  of  Cent.  Amer., 
with  remarks  upon  the  so-called  Astek  conquest  of  Mex 
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stercus,  a-xuip,  Skr.  sakr'it;  and  some  words  of  kindred 
formation.  —  Davies,  J.  On  the  Semitic  languages,  and 
their  relations  with  the  Indo-European  class.  —  Cock 
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On  metathesis.  —  Maiden,  Prof.  H.  Pragmatized  leg 
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A  few  Payagwa  words,  and  some  account  of  the  Payag- 
was.  —  Donaldson,  J.  W.  Vocalization  or  evanescence 
of  the  nasal  liquid  in  Greek.  —  Key,  T.  H.,  ami  other*. 
Philological  scraps.  1855.  Key,  T.  II.  On  the  Latin 
verb  mitterc.  —  Wedgwood,  II.  On  roots  mutually  con 
nected  by  ref.  to  the  term  zig-zag.  —  Gurney,  A.  Norfolk 
words.  —  Bleek,  W.  Languages  of  western  and  south 
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Wedgwood,  II.  False  etymologies.  —  Ridley,  W. 
Kamilaroi  language  of  Australia.  —  Latham,  R.  G.  On 
certain  recent  additions  to  African  philology.  —  Key,  T. 
II.  Derivation  and  meaning  of  the  Latin  verb  usurpare. 

—  Wedgwood,  II.     English  etymologies.  —  Key,  T.  H. 
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form  of  the  genitive  case  singular  of  Greek  nouns  of  the 
second  declension.   —  Kennedy,  J.     Ancient  languages 
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lang.       1856.      Wedgwood,  H.     Connexion  of  the  Finn 
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mutes.  —  Wedgwood,  II.      Miscellaneous  English  ety 
mologies.   —   Sandwith,  II.     On  a  Zaza  vocabulary.  — 
Aufrecht,  T.     Derivation  and  meaning  of  rjirios  ;  —  Aftix 
of  the  Welsh  degree  of  equality ;  —  Nasalization  of  initial 
mutes  in  Welsh;   —  Etymology  of  the   Latin   adverb 
actutum.   —  Latham,  R.  G.      Languages  of  northern, 
western,  and  cent.  Amer.   —  Aufrecht,  T.     Derivation 
of  the  Latin  Sons.   —  Yates,  J.      Irregularities  of  the 
versification  of  Homer.  —  Aufrecht,  D.     Derivation  of 
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Finnish  and  Indo-Germanic  classes  of  lang. ;  —  Miscel. 
etymologies    illust.   from    the     Finnish     languages.   — 
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—  Haan  Hettema,  M.  de.     Hints  on  the  thesis  'The  old 
Friesic  above  all  others  the  'fons  et  origo'  of  the  old 
Eng.'  —  Kennedy,  J.      Some  affinities  in  the  Basque 
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northern  tribes  of  the  old  and  new  continents.      1857. 
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Note.  Vol.  1-9  hrsg.  von  F.  W.  Schneidewin  ;  10,  von 
F.  W.  Schneidewin  and  E.  L.  von  Leutsch;  11-27,  von 
E.  L.  von  Leutsch. 

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PHILOSOPHY    (History) 


-  FENELON,  F.  de  S.  de  L.     Abrege  de  la  vie  des 

philosophes  de  1'fintiquite.     Lyon,  1811.  18". 

Eng.     Lives  of  anc.  P.  ;   tr.  by  J.  Cormack. 

N.  Y.,[1841].  16".  (Harper's fam.  lib., v.  140.) 

-  I  .in  M  IM  i  K,  E.     (In  his  Philosophic  du  droit.  1853.) 

-  LEWKS,  G.II.     Biographical  history  of  philos 

ophy.     London,  1864.  8°. 

Same.     3d  ed.     London,  1867.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.1.    Ancient.    2.      Modern. 

-  Same.     4th  ed.     London,  1871.   2  v.  8°. 

For  biographies  of  single  philosophers  /tee  Abailard, 
]'. ;  —  Agrippa,  II.  C. ;  —  Alberti,  L.  B. ;  —  Alembert, 
J.  le  K.  d':  —  Anaxagoras;  —  Antoninus,  M.  A.;  — 
Apollonius  Tyanifux;  —  Aristoteles  ; —  Bacon,  F. ;  — 
Bacon,  It. ;  —  Berkeley,  (}.,  Up. ;  —  Bonnet,  C'. ;— Boyle, 
It. ;  —  Brown,  Prof.  T. ;  —  Bruno,  G. ;  —  Constant  de 
Rebecque,  II.  B. ;—  Dante  Alighieri ;  —  Descartes,  11. ; 

-  Epictetus;   —  Fichte,  J.  G.;  —  Franklin,    B. :  — 
Hamilton,  Sir  W. ;  —  Hegel,  G.  W.  F. ;  —  Helvetius, 
C.  A.;  — Hierocles;  —  Hobbes,  T. ;  —  Humboldt,  K. 
II.  A.  v. ;  —  Hypatia  ;  —  Kant,  I.;  —  Leibnitz,  (T.  W. 
v. ;  —  Leopardi,  G. ;  —  Locke,  J. ;  —  Maine  de  Biran, 
F.  1'.  G. ;  —  Malebranche,   N. ;  —  Mendelssohn,  M. ;  — 
Mill,  ,).  .S.;  — Newton,  Sir  I. ;—  Plato  ;  —  Plotinus  ;  — 
Plutarchus;   —  Proclus ;   —    Pythagoras;  —  Ramus, 
1'. ;  —  Regis,  P.  S. ;  —  Rousseau,  J.  G. ;  —  Socrates  ;  — 
Spinoza,   B.  di- ;  —  Thales  ;  —  Theophrastus ;  —  Thom 
son,  O.  K.  P.,  Ld.  Sydenham;  —  Vico,  G. 

Philosopher's  stone.      HEUMES    Trimegistus.     See 

Hermes  (p.  1395). 

—   CL  AVEUS,  G.  De  recta  ct  vera  ratione  progigncndi  lapi- 
dis  patios.  ( In  Zetzner,  L.  Theatr.cbem.,  v.  4. 1613.) 

-  BELIN,  A.     Les  aventures    du  philosophe    in- 

connu  en  la  recherche  et  en  1'invention  de  la 
pierre  P.  [1644.]     2e  ed.      Paris,  1674.  12°. 

-  BERNARDUS   Trevirenais.     Traicte  de  la  nature 

de  1'ocuf  des  philosophes.     Paris,  1659.    8°. 

—  LAMHSPKINC.      De   lapide   philosophorum    figurae   et 

emblemata.  —  LIBKK  Alze  de  lapide  philosophico. 
(In  Museum  hermet.  1677.) 

—  TRACT  ATU.S  aureus   de  lapide  philos.  ab  anon,  verota- 

men  lapidis  possessore  conscriptus.     (In  Musseum 
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—  En<j.       Treatise    on    the    philosopher's     stone.      (In 

Cooper,  W.     Col.  chymica.  1684.) 

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stone;    how  W.    Seilerus  came    by  a    quantity    of 
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-  PRACTICE  of  lights ;    or,  Treatise  of  the  philosopher's 

stone,     (fn  Cooper,  W.    Col.  chymica.  1684.) 

-  LIMOJON  DE  SAINT  DIDIEK,  — .      Le    triomphe 

hermetique,  ou  La  pierre  philosophale    vic- 
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—  KIRTIIER,   A.      (In  Manget,  J.  J.      Bibl.  chem.,  v.  1. 

1702.)  —  CLANGOR  buccino;;  tractatusde  lapide  phi- 

losophorum.  (/>tv.  2.  1702.) 
Philosophical  grammar.     See  Martin,  B. 
Philosophical  instruments.     See  Physics.     Instrument*. 
Philosophical  Library  Company,  Salem.     WHEATLAND, 

H.      Historical  sketch  of  the  Library.     (In  Essex 

Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  4.  1862.) 

Philosophical  magazine.  Lond.,1798-1826.  68  v.  8°. 
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loch  and  W.  Nicholson ;  60-65  by  A.  Tilloch  and  11. 
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.iourn.  of  nat.  phil.  in  1814,  and  with  the  Annals  of 
philosophy  in  1827,  as 

—  Same.     Or,  Annals  of  chemistry,  mathematics, 

etc.   N.  s. ;  ed.  by  11.  Taylor  and  It.  Phillips. 
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Continued  as 

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Philosophical  Societies.  See  American  Phil.  Soc.  ;  —  Cam 
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—  Ramus,    1'.;  — Reid,   T. :  —  Rousseau,    J.   G.;   — 
Schelling,  K.  W.  J. ;  — Schopenhauer,  A.; —Socrates  ; 

—  Spinoza;—  Spurzheim,   J.   G.;  — Stahl,  G.  E. :  — 
Swedenborg,  E. ;  —  Taine,  H.  A. ;  —  Vico,  G. ;  —  Vol 
taire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 

See  al.io  Esthetics  ;  —  Assent ;  —  Authority  ;  —  Be 
lief  ;  —  Biology  ;  —  Brain  ;  —  Causation  ;  —  Certainty ; 

—  Cosmogony  ;  —  Cosmography  ;  —  Empiricism ;  —  Es 
sence  ;  —  Evidence ;  —  Feelings  ;  —  Genius  ;  —History. 
I'hilosophy,  —  Idealism  ;  —  Identity  ; —  Imagination  ; 

—  Immortality  ;  —   Indiscernibles  ;  —   Inductive  sci 
ences  ;  —  Infinite;  —  Insanity;  —  Intellect;  —  In 
tuition; —  Knowledge;  — Liberty  of  conscience;  — 
Liberty  of  the  will ;  —  Logic  ;  —  Man ;  —  Materialism  ; 

-  Matter;  —  Memory ;  —  Method  ;  —  Mind  and  body ; 

—  Moral  philosophy  ;  —  Mysticism  ;  —  Necessity  ;  — 
Organization  ;  —  Pantheism  ;   —   Passions ;  —  Percep 
tion  ;   —  Phreno-philosophy  ;  —  Physiophilosophy ;  — 
Positivism;—   Psychology;   —Reason;—   Religion; 

—  Representation  ;  —  Sceptics  ;  —  Scholastic  phil. ;  — 
Senses ;  —  Sensualism  ;  —  Soul ;  —  Space  ;  —  Taste  ; 

-  Theology ;    —   Transcendentalism  ;   —  Truth ;    - 
Utilitarianism ;  —  Vital  affinity  ;  —  Will ;  —  alxo  Ep 
icureans  ;  —  Stoics  ;  — 

ulxo  Asia  ;  —  and  the  division  Philosophy  under  the 
various  countries,  as  China;  —  France  ;  —  Germany  ; 

—  Greece  ;  —  India  ;  —  Italy ;  —  Scotland. 

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Philostorgius.      Excerpta    ex    historiis   Philostorgii.      (In 

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—  The    two    first  books    concerning    the  life  of 

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Philostratus  junior.     See  Philostratus. 
Philostratus,  pseud.       Somatopsychonoologia :      that  the 

proofs   of  body,  life,  and    mind  as  distinct  essences 

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—  RUDORFF,  A .  F.    IJeber  die  Glossare   des   Philoxenns 

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Philoxenus  of  Cytfiera.  Fragm.  (In  Bergk,  T.  Poet, 
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Philozoia  ;  reflections  on  the  condition  of  the  animal  king 
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Philpot,  Harvey  J.  Guide  book  to  the  Canadian 
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Philteas.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  4. 
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Philyllius.  Fragm.  (In  Meineke,  A.  Fr.  com.  Gr.,  v.  2, 
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Phin,  John.  The  structure  of  textile  fibres.  (In  Moore, 
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Phineas  Finn,  the  Irish  member  ;  by  A.  Trollope. 

London,  1869.  2  v.  8°. 
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—  Same.     (In  St.  Paul's  mag.,  v.  1-4.  186S-69;  —and  in 

Littell's  living  age,  v.  95-101.  1868-69.) 

Phineas  Quiddy  ;  by  J.  Poole.    London,  1859.  16°. 

Phinney,  Rev.  Barnabas.  Statement  on  the  case  of  P.  ac 
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Phinney,  Elias.  Hist,  of  the  battle  of  Lexington,  Apr.  19, 
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Phippen,  George  D.  Old  planters  of  Salem,  before  1628. 
(In  Essex  Inst.  Hist,  col.,  v.  1.  1859.) 

Phipps.     See  also  Phips. 

Phipps,  Sir  Constantine.  Defence  of  Francis  late  Bp.  of 
Rochester  at  the  bar  of  the  House  of  Lords,  May  9, 
11.  London,  1723.  f°.  (A  56) 

Phipps,  Constantine  Henry,  }st  Marquis  of  l\'or- 
manby.  A  year  of  revolution;  from  a  jour 
nal  kept  in  Paris  in  1848.  London,  1857. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  Yes  and  no  ;  a  tale.     Phila.,  1828.  2  v.  8°. 


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PHCENIX 


Phipps,  Constantine  John,  1st  Baron  Mulgrave  of 
Mulgrave.  Voyage  towards  the  North  Pole, 
1773.  London,  1774.  4°. 

—  Same.     (In   Pinkerton,  J.      Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.    1808; 

—  ami  in  Henry,  I).     Hist.   ;icc.,   v.  4.  1773.) 

—  and  Lutwidge,  S.     Journal  of  a  voyage  towards  the 

the  North  i'ole.     London,  1774.  8".    (B  1742) 
Phipps,   lion.  Edmund.     Memoirs  of  It.  P.  Ward. 
London,  1850.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Woman's  love  and  the  world's  favors.     Phila., 

1840.  2  v.   12". 
Phipps,  Harrison    Gray   Otis,     funeral  sermon  on.  1842. 

See  Sewall,  E.  Q.     (  B  1222; 
Phipps,  Henry,  lut  Earl  of  Mulyrave.      Appeal    against   a 

late  rejection  of  the  petition  of  the  captains  of  the 

royal  navy.     London,  1809.  8°.     (B  785) 

—  BLANCHAKD,  L.      Portrait  and  memoir.      (In  Saun- 

ders'  portraits,  v.  1.  1838.) 

—  GAMBIEK,  Huron  Vambier  of  Iver.    (In  his  Memori 

als.  1861.) 

Phipps,  Joseph.  Original  and  present  state  of 
man  as  held  by  the  Quakers  ;  added,  remarks 
on  the  arguments  of  S.  Newton.  London, 
printed,  Phila.,  reprinted  1783.  8". 

—  Same.    N.  Y.,  London,  1788.  8°.     (W  54) 

Phipps  Family.    MOUSE,  A.    (In  his  Genealogical  register, 

v.  1.  1855.) 

Phips.     S>  e  alxo  Phipps. 
Phips,  Spencer,  Funeral  sermon  on.   1757.     See  Appleton, 

H.    (B  175,  212) 
Phips,   Sir  Win.    BOWEN,  F.    Life  of  P.    (In  Sparks,  J. 

Amer.  biog.,  v.  7.  1837.) 
-—   MATHEU,  C.     Pietas  in  patriam ;  life  of  P.     London, 

16v)7.  12".    (D  19) 

—  POND,  E.     Lives  of  I.  Mather  and  Sir  W.  Phipps.    (In 

Lives  of  the  chief  fathers  of  New  Eng.,  v.  5.   1847.) 
Phipson,  Thomas.     The  pin  trade.     (Jn  Timmins,  S.     Re 
sources  of  Birmingham.  1866.) 

Phipson,  Thomas    Lambe.     Phosphorescence  ;    or, 
Emission  of    light   by  minerals,  plants,  and 
animals.     London,  1862.  16". 
-  Utilization  of  minute  life.     London,  1864.  8°. 

—  Catalytic  force;  or,  Studies  on  the  phenomena  of  con 

tact.      (In  Smithsonian   Inst.      Report,  1862.) 
Phiseldek,  Konrad  Friedrich  von.  See  Schmidt  Phiseldek, 

K.  F.  von. 
Phlegmatia   dolens.      HULL,   J.     Essay  on  P.  D. 

Manchester,  1800.  8". 
Phlegon  Trallianus.     De   rebus  mirabilibus.  —  I)e 

longaevis.    (In  Gronovius,  J.  Then.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  8. 

1699.)  —  De  Olympiis.     (In  v.  0.  1701.) 

—  Fragrn.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 

—  CHAPMAN,    J.      Phlegon    examined.       Camb., 

1734.  8°. 
Phlogobombos,     Tereiitius,     pseud.       Buccaneers. 

(Vol.  1,  2d  ed.)     Boston,  1827.  2  v.  12". 
Phocas.     See  Foca. 
Fhocas,  Johannes.     Compendiaria  descrlptlo  castrorum  et 

nrliiiini  ab  urbe  Antiochia    usque    Hierosolyniam ; 

necnon  Syriae,   ac    Phoenicia?,  et  in   Palestina   sac- 

roruni    locoruin.        (In    Byzant.    hist,   scr.,   v.   23. 

1733.) 

Phocas,  Xicephorus.     See  Nicephorus  n.  Phocas. 
Phocion,  pxeiiil.    1'retentions  of  Jefferson  to  the  Presidency 

examined.  1796.     See  Smith,  W.  L. 
Phocion.     NEPOS,  C.     (In  hi*  Vita?.;  anil,  Eng.,  Lives.) 

—  PLUTAKCIIUH.     (In  his  Vitae;  and,  Any.,  Lives.) 
Phocion,  pseud.    Letter.  1784.     Si-e  Hamilton,  A. 
Phocion,  pseud.     In  reply  to  Cato,  in  defence  of  the  people 

of  Eng.,  etc.     2d  ed.    (In  Pamphleteer,  1821;   v.  18 

of  B  838) 
Phocis.     Map.    JANSSON.J.  Attica,  Mecarica,  Corinthiaca, 

Busotia,  Phocis,  Locri.  Amst.,  [16—].  (E78,  no.  243) 
Phocylides.    Amonestacion  ;  tr.  por  F.  de  Quevedo  Villegas. 

(In  Sedano,  J.  J.     Parnaso   esp.,  v.  5.  1771;  — and 

in  Quevedo  Villegas,  F.  de.     Obras,  v.  5.  1790.) 

—  Fragm.     ( In  Bergk,  T.     Poetao  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 
Phoebammon.     De  tignris.     (Jn  Spengel,  L.    Khetores  Gr., 

v.  3.   1850.) 

Phoebonius  or  Phoebadius,  Mutius.  Historin  Marsorum  una 
cum  eorundem  episcoporum  catalogo.  (In  Graevius. 
Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  9.  pt.  4.  1723.) 


Phoenicia. 


Art. 


—   GEKHARD,   E.    Ueber  die   Kunst  die  Phonicier.     (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  184(3.) 


Description. 

-  HOEFKR,  J.  C.  F.    Chaldee,  Assyrie,  Medie,  etc. 

Paris,  1852.  8".      (Univers.) 

—  CASSAS,  L.  P.     Voyage  pittoresque  de  la  Syrie, 

de  la  Phccnicie.  "  [Paris,  1799.]   2  v.   f".  " 

-  LEVATI,  A.     (In  Ferrario,    G.     Costume,  v.  3.  1841.) 

-  KKXKICK,  J.     Phoenicia.     London,  1855.  8". 

History. 

-  DRL-MMOND,  Sir  W.     Origin  of  the  Phoenicians.     (In 

his  Origines,  v.  3.  1826.) 

—  GE.SNER,  j.  M.      De   Phoenicum    navigationibus   extra 

coliunnas  Herculis.  (In  Orpheus;  rec.  G.  Her- 
manniiB.  1805.) 

—  PEREIRA  I>E  FIGLKIKDO,  A.  Os  Fenicios  em  Eepanha, 

1400  e  mais  annos  antes  da  era  de  Christo.  (In 
Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  9.  1825.) 

—  Ross.  L.      Die   Phonicier  und    die  neueste  Forschung 

ilber   sie.     (In  hi*  Achaeol.  Aufs  ,  2e  Samm.  1861.) 
See  also  KENRICK  [to  1576]  under  Ueseription. 

Inscriptions. 

—  ARRI,  Or.  A.     Lapide   fenicia   di   Xora  in    Sardegna. 

(In  Turin.   Ac.   d.   Sci.      Mem.,  v.  38.  1835.) 

-  BAIIGES,  J.  J.  L.     Temple  de  Baal  a  Marseille  ; 

inscription  phenicienne  expliquee.  1'aris, 
1847.  8°. 

—  SWINTON,   J.      Inscriptiones  Citiea? ;  ace.     De 

nummis  quibusdam  ISamaritanis  et  Phceniciis 
dissert.  Oxonii,  1750.  4". 

—  MEIER,  E.     Die  phiJnikische  Opfertafel  von  Marseille 

nebst  dein  Bruchsluck  einer  neuentdeckten  Opfer 
tafel  von  Karthago.  (Jn  Zeitschr.  d.  D.  morg.  Ges., 
v.  19.  1865.) 

—  SALISBURY,  E.  E.     Phoenician  inscription  of  Sidon. — 

TURNER,  W.  W.  Sidon  inscription,  with  a  tr.  and 
notes.  (Jn  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.  Jour.,  v.  5.  1856.) 
—  Remarks  on  the  Phoenician  inscription  of  Sidon. 
(Jn  v.  7.  1862.) 

—  SAIXCY,  L.  F.  J.  C.  de.     Une  inscription  phenicienne, 

deterree  a  Marseille  en  1845.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac. 
d.  Inner.  Mem.,  v.  17,  lept.,  1847.) 

-  VOGLE, — de.     Une  nouvelle  inscription   phenieienne. 

(In  Paris  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inset:  Mem.  div.  sav.,  le 
scr.,  v.  6.  1860.) 

Language. 

—  ARRJ,  G.  A.     De   lingua  Phoenicum.     (In  Turin.  Ac. 

d.  Sci.     Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  1.  1839.) 

-  BAYKR,  F.  P.     Del  aliabeto   y  lengua  de  los 

Feniccs.     [Madrid,  1772.]   4". 

—  BENTHAM,  W.      The   affinity   of    the   Phenician    and 

Celtic  languages,  illustr.  l>y  the  geographical  names 
in  Ptolemy  and  the  Periplous  of  Arriau.  (In  Roy. 
Irish  Acad.  Trans.,  v.  17.  1837.) 

—  WILLIAMS,  J.     The  ancient  Phoenicians  and  their  lan 

guage.     (In  his  Essays.  1858.) 

Numismatics. 

—  BLAI:,  O.  Beitrnge  zur  phbnikischen  Miin/ckunde.   (Jn 

Zeitschr.  d.  D'.  morg.  Ges.,  v.  6,  9.  1852-55.) 

—  DCTENS,  L.     Explication  de  medailles  gi  ccques 

et  pheniciennes  ;  avec  une  paleographie  nu- 
mismatique.  2e  ed.  Londres,  1776.  4". 
(Vol.  3  of  his  (Em-res.) 

—  FERRERO  DELLA  MARMORA,  A.    SaggLo  sopra  alcune 

monete  fenicie  delle  Isole  Balearl.  (In  Turin.  Ac. 
d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.38.  1835.) 

—  Ross,  L.     Phonicische  Milnzkunde.    (In  his  Archaol. 

Aufs.,  2e  Samml.  1861.) 

• —    SWINTON,   .7.      De  munis   quibusdem    Samaritanis   et 
Phoeniciis.     (/«  his  Inscriptiones  Citiese.  1750.) 

Religion. 

—  MOVERS,  F.  K.     Die  Phonizier.     Bonn,  1841- 

56.  2  v.  in  4  pt.  8°. 
See  also  Baal. 

Phcenicides.    Fragm.    (In  Meineke,  A.   Fr.  com.  Gr.,  v.  4. 

1841.) 

Phoenissae.     See  Euripides. 
Phoenix,  John,  pxeitd.     See  Derby,  G.  H. 
Phoenix.     KING  of  birds,  The ;    or,  The  lay  of  the 

Phffinix;  an  Anglo-Saxon  song,  tr.  by  G.  Stephens. 

(In  Archaeologia,  v.  30.  1844.) 


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—  LACTANTIUS,  pseud.    Ciirmen  de  phoenice.    (In  Lac- 

tantius.    Div.  instil.  1521;  —and  in  Lemaire.  1'oet. 
hat.,  v.  2.  1824.) 

-  PELLICEU  »E  SALAS  Y  TOBAN,  J.     El  fcnix  y  su 

historia  natural.     Madrid,  1730.  8°. 
Phoenix,  The;  by  T.  Middleton.   (In  his  Works,  v.l.  1840.) 
Phoenix  nest,  The;  set  foorth  by  11.  S.     London, 

1593,  reprinted  1866.   4". 

Xott.  Attributed  by  Warton  to  Stapylton.  'Both 
Stanyhurst  and  Southwell  are  quite  out  of  the  question'. 
—  II'.  (.'.  lluzlitt. 

-  Snme.     (In  Park,  T.     Heliconia,  v.  2.  1815.) 
Phcenix  Rifles,    Charleston,    ;$.    C.      Constitution. 

Charleston.  1862.  8". 
Phosnixiana.     See  Derby,  G.  II. 

Phonography.     ANDREWS,  S.P.,  and  BOYLE,  A.  F. 
Phonographic  class-book.     2d  ed.     Boston, 
1846.   12". 
-  Same.     8th  ed.     X.  Y.,  1847.   12". 

Same,     loth  cd.     X.  Y.,  1852.   12°. 

Phonographic  reader.     3d  ed.     Boston,  1846. 

12". 
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—  EPPS,    J.      Horn?     phrenologica? ;    essays    on 

morality,    happiness,    veneration.      London, 

1831.  12°. 

Same.     With  notes  by  J.  Picrpont.     Boston, 

1835.  12°. 

—  BARBER,  J.    Address  before  the  Boston  Phrenolog. 

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—  FOWLER,  0.  S.,  and  L.  N.     Self  instruction  in 

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—  AMERICAN  phrenological  journal.      Vols.  17- 

20.     N.  Y.,  1853-54.  4  v.  4". 

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Phrynichus  comicus.  Fragm.  (In  Meineke,  A.  Fr.  com. 
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Phrynichus  sophista.  Eclog;e  nominum  et  ver 
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Phrynichus  tragicus.      Fragm.      (Tn  Wagner,  F.  W.     Fr. 

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Phylarchus.  Historiie.    (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  1. 

1841.) 

Physic  and  physicians  ;  a  medical  sketch-book;  [by 
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Physical  atlas.     See  Physical  geography. 

Physical  education.  STRUVE,  C.  A.  Phys.  educ. 
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1818.  8". 

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1550) 

—  BLACK-WELL,  E.  Laws  of  life.    N.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 

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—  MACLAREN,  A.    System  of  phys.  educ.,  theoret 

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See  also  Gymnastics. 
Physical  geography. 

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geog.     2d  ed.     Edin.,  1819.  16". 

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London,  1851.  24°. 

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—  JOHNSTON,  A.  K.  Physical  atlas ;  maps  and 
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phenomena ;  based  on  the  physikalischer 
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Physical  atlas  of  natural  phenomena.     New 

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of  the  world.     Gotha,  1863.  f°. 
See  also    Caves;  —  Climate;  —  Cosmography;  — 
Earth  ;  —  Earthquakes  ;  —  Fountains;  —  Geography; 

—  Geology ;  —  Glaciers  ;  —  Gulf  Stream  ;  —  Hydrogra 
phy  ;  —  Kuro-Siwo  ;  —  Ice  ;  —  Ice   caves  ;  —  Lakes  ;  — 
Mammoth   Cave,  A'i/. ;  —  Meteorology  ;  —  Mountains ; 

—  Nature  ;  —  Ocean ;  —  Rivers  ;  —  Tides  ;  —  Volca 
noes  ;  —  Water  ;  —  Waves. 

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X.  Y.,  1836.  12°. 


Physicians. 


Biography, 


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biog.  memoirs  of  physicians,  surgeons,  etc. 
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yotf.  For  lives  of  physicians  of  a  particular  country, 
state,  etc.,  see  that  country,  etc.,  as  Albany  Co. ;  — 
Gr.  Brit.  Biog.  (p.  1222);  —  Rhode  Island.  Jiioi/.;  — 
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—  MEDICAL  jurisprudence;  code  of  ethics  and  institutes 

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profession  against  the  charge  of  irreligion  and  infi 
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—  HOMANS,  J.    Character  and  qualifications  of  the  good 

physician.    Boston,  1844.  8°.    (B  1555) 

Same.     (In   Mass.   Med.  Soc.     Med.  comm.,  v.  7. 

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Archivio  stor.  ital.,  3a  ser.,  v.  14.  1871.) 
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—  NICF.HON,  J.  P.    (In  hi*  Mem.,  v.  23.  1733.) 
Piccolomini,  Jacopo  Ammanati.     NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his 

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Piccolomini,  Marietta.    Memoir.    CLAYTON,  E.  C.    (In  her 

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Piccolomini,  Ottavio.     GUST,  E.     (In  his  Lives  of  the  war 
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Piccolus,  A.     See  Piccolo,  A. 
Piccone,  Giovanni  Maria.    CANOBBIO,  G.  B.     (In  Grille, 

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Pichegru,  Charles.  DAVID,  P.  Ilistoirc  chio- 
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prevenus  de  conspiration  centre  la  personne 
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—  RECUEIL  des  pieces  authentiques  relatives  au 

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-  Olivier;  tr.  [par]  C.  de  Montolieu.  Paris,  1823. 

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-  Le  siege  de  Vienne ;  roman  hist. ;  tr.  par  I.  de 

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tr.  from  ms.     London,  1760.  8". 
Pichot,  Amedee.      Charles  v.     Paris,  1854.  8". 

—  Un  enlevement.    Paris,  1870.   18". 

—  Histoire  de  Charles-Edouard  ;   prec.  d'une  his- 

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-  Life  of  Sir  C.  Bell.     London,  1860.  16". 

—  Les  poetes  amoureux.     Paris,  1858.    18". 

Contents.    Milton.  —  Pope.  —  Cowper.  —  Chatterton. 
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Picinelli,  Filippo.  NICKKON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  39. 
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Piciuini,  Jacopo.  POHCELLio.  Diarium  rerum  ab  ipso 
gestarum  anno  1452.  (In  Muratori,  L.  A.  Rer. 
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Pickard,  Mary  Lovell.     tiee  Ware,  Mrs.  M.  L. 

Picke,  Thomas.  Specimen.  (In  Campbell,  T.  Brit, 
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Pickell,  John.  A  new  chapter  in  the  early  life  of 
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Picken,  Andrew,  b.  1788.  The  Canadas;  a  vari 
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Pickering.     See  Pikeryng. 
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1830.) 
Pickering,  Charles.     The  races  of   man  and  their 

geographical  distribution.     Phila.,   1848.    4". 

(U.  S.  exploring  exped.,  v.  9.) 

-  Same.    New  ed. ;  pref.,  an  analytical  synopsis 

of  the   nat.   hist,   of    man  ;    by  J.  C.  Hall. 
London,  Bohn,  1851.  8°. 

Pickering,  David.  Psalms  and  hymns,  for  social 
and  private  worship.  Hudson,  1822.  12". 


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Pickering,  Edward  Charles.  Dispersion  of  a  ray  of  light 
refracted  at  any  number  of  plane  surfaces.  (In 
Amer.  Acad.  Pi-oe.,  v.  7.  1863.) 

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scope,    Ml.    Pleasant,    Iowa.       (In    Amer.    Assoc. 

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Pickering,  Ellen.  The  fright.    Phila.,  1840.  2  v.  12". 

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-  The  grumbler.     From  the  London  ed.     N.  Y., 

[18-].  8°- 

-  Proverbs  lor  acting.     London,  1844.   16°. 

-  The  secret  foe;    an    historical    novel.     Phila., 

1841.  2  v.    12°. 

Pickering,  Jlenry.  Ruins  of  Piestum,  and  other 
compositions  in  verse.  Salem,  1822.  4°. 

Pickering,  dipt.  John,  d.  166J.  SKETCH.  (In  N.  H.  Hist. 
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Pickering,  John,  d.  1846.  Essay  on  the  pronuncia 
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—  Eulogy  on  N.  Bowditch.     Boston,  1838.  8°. 

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—  Language  and  inhabitants  of  Lord   North's   Islands  in 

the  Indian  Archipelago;  with  a  vocabulary.  {In 
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—  Lecture  on  the  alleged  uncertainty  of  the  law;  Mar.  5, 

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—  Memoir  of  P.   S.    Du   Ponceau.     (In    Amer.   Orient. 

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—  Report.     See  Mass.  Committee  on  Impressed  Seamen 

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to  the  U.   S.,  [with]    an  essay   on    the   Eng. 
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—  PUESCOTT,   W.  II.      Memoir  of   P.      (In  Mass.   Hist. 

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Same.    Camb.,  1848.  8°.    (B1459) 

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Same.    (In  Amer.  Acad.     Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  3.  1848.) 

Pickering,  Octuvius.  Life  of  T.  Pickering.  Bos 
ton,  1867-73.  4  v.  8°. 

Note.     Vol.  2-4  are  by  C.  W.  Upham. 

—  Decision  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court  of  Mass.  rel. 

to  the  sacramental  furniture  of  a  Ch.  in  Brookrield; 
with  the  arguments  of  Hon.  S.  Hoar,  Jr.,  for  the 
plaintiff,  and  of  Hon.  L.  Strong  for  the  defendant. 
Boston,  1832.  8°.  (8  1239) 

-  Reports  of  cases  in  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court 

of  Mass.,  Sept.  1822  -  Nov.  1824.  Boston, 
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14.     Boston,  1837.  8". 

-  PHILLIPS,  W.,  and  others.     Digest  of  P.'s  re 

ports,  from  2d  to  8th  vol.     Boston,  1831.  8°. 

Pickering,  Rev.  Roger.  Address  to  those  who  have  either 
retired  or  intend  to  leave  the  town,  under  the  ap 
prehension  of  another  earthquake.  London,  1750. 
8°.  (874) 

Pickering,  TheophlluB.  A  bad  omen  to  the  churches  of 
^ew  Eng.  in  the  instance  of  J.  Cleaveland's  ordi 
nation  over  a  separation  in  Chebacco  parish,  Ips 
wich;  with  suppl.  Boston,  1747.  4°.  (8583) 

—  Suppl.  to   A   bad   omen ;    account  of  the   application 

made  by  the  2d  Ch.  in  Ipswich  to  the  1st  Ch.  in  I. 
and  the  2d  Ch.  in  Kittery,  rel.  to  J.  Cleaveland's 
ordination.  [Boston.  1747.]  4°.  (8  583,  C  251) 

—  Letter  to  Mr.  Whitefield  touching  his  relation  to  the 

Church  of  Eng.     Boston.  1745.  4°.    (B  70,  583) 

—  Letters  to  N.  and  D.  Rogers  with  their  answer  to  Mr. 

I'.'s  first  letter;  also  his  letter  to  Mr.  Davenport. 
Boston,  1742.  8°.  (C  37) 

—  Sermon  before    the   Lord   Mayor,   the   aldermen,  and 

citizens  of  London,  Jan.  30,  1749/jO.  London,  1750. 
8°.  (B1466) 


—  ESSEX.  CHEBACCO  PAIUSH.  The  pretended  plain  nar 

rative  convicted  of  fraud  and  partiality  ;  or,  Letter 
from  the  2d  Church  in  Ipswich,  in  defence  of  their 
deceased  pastor;  pref.,  a  letter.  Boston,  1748.  4°. 
(B  45,  583) 

Pickering,  Timothy.     Address  to  the  Essex  Agri 
cultural  Soc.,  May  5-.    Salem,  1818.  8°.    (B  540) 

—  Corresp.  between  Oov.  Sullivan  and  P.,  in  which  he 

vindicates  himself  against  charges  made  by  the 
Gov.  and  others.  Boston,  1808.  8".  (B  137,  532, 
1489, 1761,  2019) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1808.  8°.    (B  1489) 

-  Easy  plan  of  discipline  for  a  militia.     Salem, 

1775.  8". 

-  Another  copy.    (B  972) 

—  Hedges.  —  Mildew.    (In  Phil.  Agric.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  1. 

1811.)  —  Virginia  crab  apple.  —  Hedges.  (In  v.  3. 
1814.) 

—  Letter  cont.  a  narrative  of  the  outrage  committed  on 

him  ut  Wyoming.     Salem,  1819.  8°.    (8448) 

—  Letter  exhibiting  the  imminent  danger  of  an  unneces 

sary  and  ruinous  war.  Boston,  1808.  8°.  (81489, 
1837,  2520) 

—  Letter  resp.  the  original  efforts  to  abolish   slavery  in 

Penn.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  18.    1819.) 

—  Letter  to  his  constituents,  exhib.  a  view  of  the  danger 

of  an  unnecessary  war.  (In  Address  to  people  of 
the  U.  S.  1808.  B  406) 

—  Letters  of  Verus,  to  the  native  Amer.     Phila.,  1797.  8°. 

(B65) 

—  Letters  on  the  conduct  of  past  and  present  administra 

tions  of  the  Amer.  government  towards  Or.  Brit, 
and  France.  London,  reprinted  1811.  8°.  (B  690) 

—  Observations  introd.  to  reading  the  Declaration  of  In 

dependence,  July  4.     Salem,  1823.  8°.    (B  1761) 

-  Review  of  corresp.  between  J.  Adams  and  W. 

Cunningham,  1803-12.    Salem,  1824.  8°. 

—  Other  copies.     (B  1493,  1761,  W  13) 

—  Speech  on  the  bill  making  further  provision  for  enforc 

ing  the  embargo.     I  Bait.,  1808.]  8°.     (8410) 

—  Speech  on  the  bill  to  authorize  a  loan  of  twenty-five 

millions  of  dollars.     Georgetown,  1,814.  8°.     (8669) 

—  Speech  on  the  resolution  ottered  by  Mr.  Hillhouse  to 

repeal  the  embargo,  Nov.  30.  [Wash.,  1808.1  8° 
(B  137,  410,  553,  1489,  2019) 

-  anil  Adet,  P.  A.    Review  of  the  administration  since 

'93';  correspondence.     Boston,  1797.  8°.     (8525) 

—  and  Hastings,  S.     Remarks  upon  the  manufacturing 

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See  aluo  U.  S.     State  Department. 

—  ADAMS,  J.  Q.      Letter  to  II.  G.  Otis,  on  the  present 

state  of  our  national  affairs;  with  remarks  on  P'.s 
Letter  to  the  Gov.  Boston,  1808.  8°.  (B  1837) 

Same.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1808.  8°.    (B  1761) 

Same.    Salem,  1803.  8°.     (B  1489) 

Same.    London,  1808.  8°.    (B  532) 

Same.  With  au  app.  written  July.  Bait.,  1824.  8°. 

(B  1427) 

—  PICKERING,  O.     Life  of  T.  Pickering.    Boston, 

1867-73.  4  v.  8". 

—  POWEL,    J.  H.      Reply   to  Col.    P.'s   attack    upon    a 

Pennsylvania  farmer.     Phila.,  1825.  8°.     (B  1448) 

—  SKETCH.]    (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.  Nat. 

portr.  gal.,  v.  1.  1837.) 

—  SOME  remarks  and  extracts  in  reply  to  P.'s  Letter  on 

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(B452) 

—  YniJ.ro,  C.  M.  de.      Letter  to  T.  Pickering  from  the 

Chevalier  de  Yrujo.     n.p.,  1797.  8°.    (8465) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1829.     See  Upham,  C.  W.     (B  960) 
Pickering,  Win.     Catalogue  of  biblical,  classical, 

and  historical  manuscripts  of  rare  books. 
London,  1834.  16°. 

-  Trade  catalogue.     London,  1834.  12°.    (B1669) 
Pickeroniad,  The;    or,  Exploits  of  faction,   by  R.  Risible. 

Newburyport,  1811.  8°.    (B  450) 
Picket,    Albert.    Juvenile  spelling  book.     [Preface  only.] 

2d  ed.    New   Brunswick,  1808.  12°.    (B  242) 
Pickett,  Albert  James.  Eight  days  in  New  Orleans, 

Feb.     n.t.p.  [1847.]   8°. 

—  History  of  Alabama,  Georgia,  and  Mississippi. 

2d  ed.     Charleston,  1851.  2  v.  12". 
Pickett,  Albert  John  W.   The  academician.   N.  Y., 

1820.  8°. 
Pickett,  Charles  Edward.    The  existing  revolution, 

its  causes  and  results.     Sacramento,  1861.  8°. 


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Pickett,  George  E.  Harrison  "W.  Pickett's  men ; 
a  fragment  of  war  history.  N.Y.,  1870.  12°. 

Pickhart,  Jesuwalt,  pseud.    See  Marnix,  F.  von. 

Pickman,  Col.  Benjamin.  Some  account  of  houses  and 
other  buildings  in  Salem.  (In  Essex  Inst.  Hist, 
col.,  v.  6.  1864.) 

Pickman,  Benj.,  Jr.  Oration,  Feh.  22,  to  comm.  Washing 
ton's  birthday.  Salem,  1797.  8°.  (W  50) 

—  BRAZEH,  J.    Discourse  on  the  death  of  P.    Salem, 

1843.  8°.     (B  1184) 

Pickmere,  J.  R.  Address  on  the  propriety  of  midwives  in 
stead  of  surgeons  practicing  midwifery.  (In  Pam 
phleteer,  1827 ;  v.  28  of  B  838) 

Pickwick  Club,  Posthumous  papers  of  the  ;  by  C. 

Dickens.     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1842.  2  v.  16°. 
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Pico  della  Mirandola,  GiamFrancesco.  Opus  aureum.  (In 
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—  GRESWELL,  W.   P.      Memoirs  of  Joannes  Pieus  of 

Mirandula.     (In  his  Memoirs.  1805.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  34.  1736.) 

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Pictures  of  the  olden  time  ;  by  E.  H.  Sears.  Bos 
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[1852.]  8°.    (B  1506) 

—  VINDICATION  of  the  military  character  of  P.    n.p., 

[1852].  8°.     (B  1459) 

Pierce,  George  Edmund.  Plea  for  stability  and  permanence 
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1560) 

Pierce,  II.  N.  Two  sermons,  Mobile,  national  fast. 
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Pierce,  Isaac  Bliss.  Discourse;  funeral  of  Mrs.  S.  Wil- 
loughby,  Dec.  16,  1838.  Albany,  1839.  8°.  (B  1228) 

Pierce,  James.  Letter  to  [him],  in  answer  to  his  "Animad 
versions  on  the  'True  relation  of  some  proc.  at 
Salter's-IIair."  London,  1719.  8°.  (B  1865) 

Pierce,  John,  D.D.  Address;  funeral  of  T.  A.  Davi*,  Nov. 
25.  Boston,  1845.  8°.  (B  1213) 

—  Discourse,  Brooklinc,  Nov.  24,  1805,  a  century   from 

the  incorporation  of  the  town.    Camb.,  1806.  8°.  (B 
204,  429,  925,  1370) 

—  Discourse,  dedication  of  the  brick  meetinghouse,  Bur 

lington,  Vt.,  Jan.  9.      Burlington,  1817.  8°.    (B  328) 

—  Discourse,  Dorchester,  June  17.  "Bost.,  1830.  8°.   (B  963) 

—  Discourse,  Nov.  9,  1817,  century  from  the  gathering  of 

the  church  in  Brookline.     Boston,  1818.  8°.     (B  328) 

—  Discourse,  on  a  Christian  profession,  Brookline,  June 

27.    Camb.,  1802.  8°.    (B  154,  195,  229) 

—  Discourse,  Princeton,  June  18,  ordination  of  S.  Clark. 

Worcester,  1817.  8°.    (B  328) 

—  Eulogy  on  G.  Washington,  atiniv.  of  his  birth,  Brook- 

line.     Boston,  1800.  8°.    (B  1914,  E  48) 

—  Historical  sketch  of  Brookline.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Col.,  y.  12.  1814.) 

—  Ministerial  fidelity;    disc.,  Canton,  ordination    of   B. 

Huntoon.     Boston,  1822.  8°,    (B  1595) 

—  The  mystery  of   godliness;   discourse,  Medfleld,  Oct. 

1797.     Dedham,  1798.  8°.    (B  229) 

—  Requisites  to  our  country's  glory;    discourse,  annual 

election.     Boston,  1749.  8°.    (B  1837) 

—  The   right  of  private  judgment  in  religion,  etc. ;  Dud- 

leian  lecture,  Oct.  24.    Camb..  1821.  8°.     (B  287) 

—  Sermon,  Dorchester,  Jan.  1.     Bost.,  1808.  8°.    (B  1010) 

—  Sermon,  duties  growing  out  of  the  maternal  relation. 

(In  Liberal  preacher,  n.s.,  v.  5.  1836.) 

—  Sermon,  installation  of  J.  S.  Popkin,  Newbury,  Sept. 

19.    Newburyport,  1804.  8°.    (B  328) 

—  Valedictory  sermon,  Brooklinc,  June  8,  and  a  dedica 

tory  sermon,  on  entering  new    house  of   worship, 
June  11.     Camb.,  1806.  8°.    (B  229,  1853) 

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with  a  biog.  sketch.      Boston,   1849.  12°.    (B  1222) 

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Lowell.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  31.  1852.) 

Pierce,  Josiah.  History  of  the  town  of  Gorham, 
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Pierce,  Mary,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1798.  See  Vining,  E. 
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Pierce,  Mrs.  N.  H.  A  year  ago;  words  by  A.  J.  Ilequier. 
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Pierce,  Capt.  Nathaniel ;  account  of  [his]  dangers,  and  de 
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Pierce,  Willard.  Discourse  to  the  Cong.  Soc.,  Foxborough, 
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—  Sermon  before  the  Aux.  Educ.  Soc.  of  Norfolk  Co., 

Randolph,  June  8.     Boston,  1836.  8°.     (B  1329) 

—  Sermon,  mutual  duties  of  parents  and  children.     Bos 

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Pierce,  Major  Win.  Oration,  July  4.  Savannah,  1788.  8°. 
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Pierce  County,  Wis.     GIBBS,  O.    Sketch  of  Prescott,  and 
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Contents.  Vol.1.  A  -  Ass.  2.  Ast  -  Blok.  3. 
Blom.-Clioct.  4.  Chocz  -  Doi.  5.  Dok  -  Flue.  6. 
Plug  -  Ore.  7.  Gri  -  H.  8.  I  -  Kron.  9.  Krop  - 
Miironi.  10.  Maronn  -  Niemand.  11.  Niemann  - 
Pfri.  12.  Pfro-Kel.  13.  Rem-Scham.  14.  Schan- 
Bkirre.  15.  Skirrh  -  Tauroa.  16.  Taurob  -  Vergro. 
17.  Vergru  -  Z. 

Atlas  der  Abbildungen  zu  Pierer's  Universal- 

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—  Neueste  Erga,nzungen  zu  sammtlichen  Auflagen 

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1855.  8°. 

Pierius  Alexandrinus.  A  fragment  of  a  work  of  P.  on  the 
first  epistle  of  Paul  to  the  Corinthians.  —  Different 
discourses  of  P.;  tr.  by  S.  D.  Salmond.  —  BIO 
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Pierluigi,  J.    See  Palestrina,  G. 

Piero,  Giovanni  di  Ser.  Sui  capitoli  dell'  aquisto  di  Pisa 
fatto  dai  Fiorentini  nel  1406.  (In  Roncioni,  R. 
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Piero,  Paolino  di.  Cronica,  1080-1305,  con  annot.  di  D.  M. 
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Pierotti,  Lnigi.  AMATO,  G.  d'.  (In  his  Panteon,  v.  2. 
1851.) 

Pierpont.    See  also  Pierrepont. 

Pier pont,  John.  Airs  of  Palestine ;  a  poem.  Bait., 
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—  Another  copy.    (B  1234) 

—  Suiiie.     (In  Specimens  of  the  Amor,  poets.  1822.) 

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—  Angelic  ministrations;  sermon,  Apr.  16.  Boston,  1837. 

8°.    (B  1299) 

—  As  you  sow  so  must  you  reap;  sermon,  ordination   of 

8.  Presbey,  Northtield,  Mass.,  Feb.  27.  Northamp 
ton,  1828.  8°.  (B  1133) 

—  Burning  of  Ephesian   letters;   sermon.     Boston,  1834. 

8°.    (B  262,  2014) 

—  Dedication   of   a   Lyteum   Hall.      (In    Boston   book, 

4th  col.  1851.) 

—  Discourse;    covenant  with  Judas,   Nov.   6.      Boston, 

1842.  8°.    (B  1299) 

—  Discourse;  death  of  H.  Holley.      Boston,  1827.  8°     (B 

1218) 

—  Discourse;  death  of  W.  E.  Channing.      Boston,  1842. 

12°.    ( B  1210,  C  202) 

-  Introduction  to  the  National  reader.     Boston, 

1839.   12°. 

—  Letter  to  his  parochial  friends,  with  their  reply.     Bos- 

ton,  1841.  8".    (B1391) 

—  Moral   rule  of   political    action;     discourse,   Jan.    27. 

Boston,  18:39.  8°.    (C  209,  D  61) 

—  National  humiliation:  sermon,  fast  day,  Apr.  2.     Bos 

ton,  1840.  8°.    (B  1260) 

-  National  reader.     28th  ed.     N.  Y.,  [1835].  12°. 

—  New  heaven  and  a  new  earth;  discourse,  Jan.  1.    Bos 

ton,  1837.  8°.     (B  1299) 

—  Palestine.  —  Passing  away.     (In  Boston  book,  3d  col. 

1841.) 

—  Poem;    completion  of  the  granite  monument  on  Acton 

Common.  (In  Boutwell,  G.  S.  Oration.  1852. 
B  1611) 

—  Poem ;    Litchfield   Co.   cent,  celebration.     (In    Litch- 

field  County.  1851.) 

—  The  portrait;  a  poem,  before  the  Washington    Benev. 

Soc.     Boston,  1812.  8°.    (B  442,  1234) 

—  Remonstrance  against  the  action  of  the  ex-parte  coun 

cil  ;  with  his  offer  of  a  nun  n  il  council,  the  commit 
tee's  reply,  and  his  answer  to  [their]  offer.  Bos 
ton,  1841.  8°.  (B  1391) 

—  Sermon,  Christ's  sense   of  dependence  on   God.     (In 

Liberal  preacher,  v.  3.  1830.) 


—  The  things   that   make   for  peace;    sermon.     Boston, 

1837.  12".    (C  209) 

—  What  think  ye  of  Christ;  sermon,  Newburyport,  Oct. 

2(i.     Camb.,  1823.  8°.     (B956) 

Note.     For  pamphlets  on  the  Ilollis   St.  Church   con 
troversy,  see  Boston.     Hollis  St.  Church  (p.  347). 
Pierquin,  Jean.     Reflexions  sur  1'evocation  des  morts.     (fn 

Lenglet   Dufresnoy,  X.     Recueil,  v.  2,  pi.  1.  1751.) 
Pierragi,   Eiulymion.      Les   cartes  et   les   globes.      (In  La 

Croix,  K.     Etudes  sur  1'Expos.,  v.  1,  3.  1867.) 
Pierre  v..  Bf>.  of  Lodiive.      Gestes   glorieux   des   Fransais. 

See  Gestes. 

Pierre  de  Blois.     See  Petrus  Blesensis. 
Pierre  de  VauLr-Cernay.     Hist,  de  la  guerre  des  Albigeois. 

(In  Guizot,  F.  1".  G.    Col.  des  mem.,  v.  14.  1824.) 
Pierre  de  Langtoft.     See  Langtoft,  1'. 
Pierre  de  Luxembourg,    St.,  Card.    VITA  B.  Petri.    (In 

Acta  sanct.,  v.  28.  1807.) 
Pierre   de  touche  des  interests  des  Provinces  Unies 

du  Pais-Bas.     Dordrecht,  1647.   4°. 
Pierre  de    Wallon-Cappelle.       Discours   sur   les 

causes  et  remedes  des  troubles  du  Pais-Bas  ; 

tr.  par  N.  de  1'Ardeur.     Liege,  1585.  8°. 
Pierre  le  cruel;   tragedie.  1772.     Sec  Belloy,  I'.  L.  B.  de. 
Pierre  philosophale,  La;  par  C.  M.  Wieland.    (In  Biblioth. 

univ.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  69.  1803.) 
Pierrepont.     See  also  Pierpont. 
Pierrepont,  James  Henry,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1839.     S-'-e 

Burroughs,  C.     (B  1247) 
Pierrepont,  Win.      Speech   against   Sir   R.    Berkley,  1G41. 

(In  Somers,  J.     Col.  of  tracts.   2d  ed.,  v.  4.  1810.) 
Pierronet,  Thomas.     Remarks  at  Stabroek,  Rio  Dumerary. 

(fn  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  6.  1799.) 

Pierrot  Romulus,  on  Le  ravisseur  poli.    See.  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 
Piers  Ploughman,  Vision  and  creed  of.     See  Langland,  W. 
Pierson.     See  also  Pearson  ;  —  Peirson. 
Pierson,  B.  T.       Directory    of    Newark,    1851-52. 

17th  ed.     Newark,  1851.   12". 
Pierson,  Hamilton  Wilcox.  Jefferson  at  Monticello  ; 

the  private  life  of  Jefferson.    N.  Y.,  1862.  8°. 
Piesse,  G.  W.  Septimus.     The  art  of  perfumery  ; 

methods  of  obtaining  odors  of  plants.    Lon 
don,  1855.  8". 
Pietersz,  Cornelis.     Verhael  uyt  het  journael   van  de  voy- 

agie   ghedaen    door  C.    Pietersz   ende  G.  Senescal 

naer  Achin  op  Sumatra,  1600,  01.    (In  Cominelin,  1. 

Begin,  v.  1.   1646.) 
Pietkiewicz,  M.  Grammatyka  jezyka  francuzkiego, 

dla  wychodzcow  polskich.  Bourges,1833.  16°. 
Pietro,  A.     See  Tosti,  A.  di  P. 
Pietro,   Dominique  di.     Voyage  histor.  en  Egypte, 

pendant  les  campagnes  des  gen.  Bonaparte, 

Kleber,  etc.     Paris,  1818.  8°. 
Pietro  von   Abano,  oder   Petrus   Apone.     TIECK,    L.     (In 

his  Gesam.  Novellen,  v.  7.  1853.) 
Pietro  Petronio,    St.     COLOMISINO,   G.    (fn  Acta  sanct., 

v.  20.   1866.) 

Pietrowski,  Iturin.      Story  of    a    Siberian   exile ; 

narrative  of  recent  events  in  Poland.     Lon 
don,  1863.  8°. 
Pietsch,  — .     Pensees   sur   la  multiplication  du  nitre.     (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Rec.  de  mem.  1776.) 
Piety.     BAYLY,  L.     The  practice  of  piety.     Perth, 

1792.  12°. 

See  also  Dickerman,  N. ;  —  Kidder,  F. 
Piety  and   bounty,  The,   of  the  Queen  of  Gr.  Brit,  toward 

the  support  of  the  distressed  Protestant  Palatines. 

London,  1709.  f°.     (A  25) 
Pieve,    Goro   dalla.      Sonetti.       (In    Trucchi,   F.     Poesie 

ital.,  v.  3.  1847.) 

Pifferi,  Pietro.  AMATO,  G.  d'.    (In  his  Panteon,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Pigafetta,  Francesco  Antonio.     Viaggio    atorno   il 

mondo.     (In  Ramusio,  G.  B.     Rac.,  v.  1.  1563.) 

—  Enij.     Voyages  of  the    Spanyardes    round   the    world. 

(In  EJen,  R.  History  of  travayle.  1577;  —and  in 
Pinkerton,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  11.  1812.) 
-  French.  Premier  voyage  autour  du  monde  sur 
1'escadre  de  Magellan,  1519-22,  [pub.,  avec 
des  notes,  et  trad,  par  C.  Amorette]  ;  suivi  de 
1'extrait  du  Traite  de  navigation,  et  d'une 
notice  sur  M.  Behaim  [par  C.  G.  von  Murr  ; 
tr.  parH.  J.  Jansen],  Paris,  an  9  [1800].  8°. 


PIGAULT-LEBRUN 


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PILGREN 


Pigault-Lebrun,  Guillaume  Charles  Antoine. 
Milosc  i  ro/.sadek,  komedya  tlum.  na  polskie. 
"Wnrszawa,  1836.  18°.  (Teatra 'Warszawskie, 
pt.  2,  v.  4.) 

-  L'enfant  clu  Carnaval.    (In  Biblioth.  univ.   des   rom., 

Nouv.,  v.  24.  1799.) 

-  Le  garcon  sans  souci.     (In  Romans  populaires.  185-.) 
Pigeons.     EATON,  J.  M.     Treatise  on  breeding  and 

managing  pigeons.     London,  1858.  8°. 

-  GIRTON,  I).     Complete  pigeon  fancier.      Lon 

don,  1779.  12°. 

-  SELHY,  1*.  J.     Natural   history  of   pigeons.     (In  Jar- 

dine,  Kir  W.     Nat.  lib.,  Orn.,  v.  5.  1843.) 
Piggot.     See  also  Pigot;  —  Pigott. 
Piggot,  A.  Snowden.      Chemistry  and  metallurgy 

of  eopper  ;    art  of  mining  and  processes  of 

copper  smelting,  etc.     Phila.,  1858.  12°. 
Piggott,  George.     Boiler  plate  working.    (In  Timmins,  8. 

Resources,  1866.) 

Piggott,  John.  Eleven  sermons;  [also  J.  Pilking- 
ton's  Recantation  of  the  errors  of  the  Rom 
ish  Church,  and  funeral  sermon  occasioned 
by  the  death  of  J.  Piggott,  1713,  by  J.Sten- 
nettj.  t.p.u-.  [London,  1714.]  8°. 

Piggwacket.     S<  e  Fryeburg,  Jfe. 

Pighius  or  Pigghe,  Albertus.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his 
Mem.,  v.  39.  1738.) 

Pighius,  Stephanus  Wijnand.  Fasti  magistratmim  Roman- 
oruni  ad  tempora  divi  Vespasiani.  (In  Graevius. 
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-  De  legedivina,  ubi   prteler   alia  multa  de  horis.  —  In 

mini  paries  mythologia.     (In  Gronovius,  J.    Thes. 

Or.  antiq.,  v.  9.  1701.) 
Pigmallon;  a  lyrical  scene.     (In  Mason,  W.    Works,  v.  2. 

1811.) 
Pigneaux,  Joseph  George  Pierre.     Dietionarum  Anamitico- 

Latinum  Inceptum  a  1'.  See  Taberd,  J.  L. 
Pignolo,    Lanfranco,   <ontiMiator.     See.  Caffaro.    Annales 

Genuenses. 

Pignoria,  Lorenzo,  d.  1631.  Imagini  delli  dei  colle 
note  del  P.  1647.  See  Cartari,  V. 

—  Magnae  denra  matrle  Idsew  et  Attidls  Jnltln.  (/«  Gron 

ovius,  J.     Thes.    Graec.  antiq.,  v.  7.  16U9.) 

-  Origin!  di  Padova.     Padova,  1625.  4°. 

—  Lat.     Origines.  —  Epistola  super  antiqiiissimam   pjc. 

turam  de  ritu  nuptiarum;  ut  et  ejusdem  Pignorii 
vita,  blbliotbeca  et  museum,  auct.  J.  P.  Tomasino. 
(In  Graevius.  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  6,  pt.  3.  1722  ) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  hin  Mem.,  v.  21.  1733;  and,  Germ 

v.  16.  1758.) 

Pignotti,  Lorenzo.  Apologia.  (In  RaccoJta  di 
apologhi.  1827.) 

—  Favole.    (In  Raccolta  di  fnvole.  1834;  —  and  in  Rac- 

colta  di  favoleg.  ilal.  1833.) 

-  Storia  della  Toscana.     Livorno,  1820-21.  12  v 

12". 

Eng.     History  of  Tuscany;    tr.  by  J.  Brown 
ing.     London,  1826.  4  v.  8°. 

Pignus.  NKGVSANTIUS,  A.  Tractatus  de  pignori- 
bus  et  hypothecis.  Ed.  4a.  Colon.  A<*rip., 
1656.  8". 

Pigot.     See  also  Piggot ;  —  Piggott. 

Pigot,  George.  Vindication  of  the  observation  of  Christ 
mas-day  in  answer  to  T.  de  Laune,  ? tc. ;  sermon, 
Jan.  4.  1729-30.  Boston,  1731.  8°.  (B  130,  135) 

Pigott,  Charles.  The  jockey-club  ;  sketch  of  the 
manners  of  the  age  (Pt.  1.  10th  ed. ;  2,  7th 
ed.;  3,  2ded.)  London,  1792.  3  pts.  8°. 

-  Same,  abridged.     Boston,  1795.  12°. 

Pigott,  Grenvilie.  Manual  of  Scandinavian  my 
thology.  London,  1839.  8°. 

Pigres.     Fragm.     (In  Bergk,  T.     Poetae  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 

Piguenit,  C.  I).  Kssay  on  the  art  of  news-paper  defama 
tion,  in  a  leller  lo  W.  Griffin,  ed.  of  the  Morning 
posl.  London,  1775.  8°.  (B  386) 

Pih-mei-she-yung  [i.e.,  Songs  of  100  beautiful  women],  Ex. 
tracts  from  the.  (In  Hwa-tseen.  [1824.]) 

Pike,  Godfrey  Holden.  Ancient  meeting-houses; 
or,  Memorial  pictures  of  Non-Conformity  in 
old  London.  London,  1870.  8°. 


Pike,  Rev.  James,  d.  1792.     Gospel   ministers   Christ's  em- 

bauadora;  sermon,  Oct.  9,  1750.     Boston,  1751.  8° 

(B  144) 
Pike,  James,  funeral  seimon  on.  1803.     See  Harris.  T   M 

(B203,  399) 
Pike,   John.      Journal,  1678-1709.      (In    N.  H.   Hist.   Soc 

Col.,  v.  3.  1832.) 
Pike,  John.    Account  of  the  cent,  anniv.    (In  Essex  North 

Assoc.    Contrib.,  1865.) 

—  Funrtal  sermon  on.  1792.    See  Hemmenway,  M.    (B 

317) 

Pike,  John  Godfrey.     Religion  and  eternal  life,  etc. 

N.  Y.,  1835.  18°. 
Pike,  Luke  Owen.    Physical  characteristics  of  the  English 

people.     (In  Anthropol.  Soc.    Mem.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Pike,  Nicholas,  d.  1819.    New  and  complete  system 

of  arithmetic.     Newburyport,  1788.  8°. 

-  Same.      2d   ed.,  by   E.   Adams.      Worcester, 

1797.  8°. 
Same.    Abr.  by  D.  Leavitt.  Concord,  1826.  8". 

Pike,  Nicolas.  Cyclone  in  the  Indian  ocean.  (In  Smiths 
onian  Inst.  Report,  1867.) 

Pike,  Richard.  Romanism  ;  sermon,  Dorchester,  July  16 
and  30.  Boston,  1854.  8°.  (B  1299) 

—  Sermon,  Dorchesler,  Sunday  after  the  funeral  of  Gen. 

M.  Whitney.      Boston,  1860.  8°.     (B  1227) 

-  Funeral  xermon  on.  1863.  See  Bradlee,  C.  I).    (B  1594) 
Pike,  Samuel,  b.  1717,  d.  1777.     Compendious  He 
brew  lexicon  adapted  to  the  Eng.  lang.  Lon 
don,  1766.  8°. 

-  Same.     Camb.,  1802.  8°. 

-  Epistolary  correspondence   between  P.  and  R.  Sandc- 

man,  1758,  59.    n.t.p.  12°.    (C  43) 

-  Philosophia  sacra ;  or,  the  principles  of  natu 

ral  philosophy  extracted  from  divine  revela 
tion.     London,  1753.  8°. 

—  Present   thoughts  of  the  shorter  catechism  in  a  letter 

[on]    J.  Griffith's  preface  to  his  new  ed.    Boston, 
1768.  8°.     (C  6) 

—  and  Hayward,  S.  Some  important  cases  of  conscience 

answered.      (Vol.  1,  3d  ed.)     Lond.,   Boston,   1757. 
2  v.  4U,  8°.    (B  64) 

Pike,  Zebulon  Montgomery.  Account  of  expedi 
tions  to  the  sources  of  the  Mississippi. 
Phila.,  1810.  8°  and  Atlas  4°. 

—  Account  of  a  voyage  up  the  Mississippi  River  from  St. 

Louis  to   its  source,    n.t.p.  [1809.J  8°.     (B  451,  469) 

—  NILES,  J.  M.     (In  hi*  Life  of  O.  H.  Perry.  1820.) 

—  WHITING,  H.    (In   Sparks,  J.      Ainer.   biog.,  v.  15. 

1845.) 

—  WILSON,  T.  (In  his  Biog.  of  Amer.  heroes,  v.  2.  1819.) 
Pike  County  ballads,  and  other  pieces.     See  Hay,  J. 
Pikeryng,  John.    Ilorcstep,  an  interlude.  1567.    (In  Collier, 

J.  P.     Illust.  of  old  Eng.  lit.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Pilarino,   Giacomo.    NICERON,  J.  1'.      (hi  his  Mem.,  v.  15. 

1731;  and.  Germ.,  v.  11.  1754.) 
Pilati,  Carl    Antonio.     Traite  des  loix  politiques 

des  Romains.     La  Have,  1780.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Voyage  en  Hollande.     (In  Montemont,  A.     Biblioth. 

univ.,  v.  46.  1836.) 
Pilato,  Leonzio.     HOI>Y,   H.      (In  his    De   Graecis   linguao 

Grsec.  lit.  1742.) 
Pilcher,  George.     Structure,  economy,  and  diseases 

of  the  ear.      From  2d    London  ed.     Phila., 

1843.   8°. 
Pile  driving.     MIJRAT, — .    Reponse  [an]  rapport  sur  son 

memoire,  'Experience   rel.  i\   lu   meilleure   maniere 

d'enfoncer  les  pilotis'.     Paris,  1812.  4°.    (A  74) 
Piles,  Portia  de.    See  Fortia  de  Piles,  A.  T.  J.  A.  M.  M., 

comte  de. 
Piles,  Roger   de.     Abrege  de  la  vie  des  peintres. 

Nouv.  ed.,  augm.     Amst.,  Lpz.,  1767.  12°. 

—  Art    of   painting ;  with    lives  of  painters  ;    tr. 

from  the  French  ;  added,  an  essay  towards 
an  English  school.  3d  ed.,  [with]  Life  of 
Sir  G.  Kneller  by  B.  Buckeridge.  London, 
[1752].  8°. 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  12/1730.) 
Piles.     See  Haemorrhoids. 

Pilgren,  Johan.     Senium   Salomoneum.     (In   Linnaeus,   C. 
Amo3ti.  acad.,  v.  5.  1760.) 


PILGRIM 


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PILSBURY 


Pilgrim,  J.    Shandy  Maguire;  a  drama.     (In  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  31.) — Robert  Emmet;   a  drama. 

{In  v.  37.)  —  Eveleen  Wilson ;  a  drama.     (In  v.  40.) 

—  Wild  Irish  girl ;  a  drama.     (In  v.  42.) 
Pilgrim,  The.     See  Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J. 
Pilgrim,  The,  and  the  shrine  ;  or,  Passages  from  the 

life  and  correspondence  of  Herbert  Ainslie ; 

[byE.Maitland].     Lond.,  N,  Y.,  1871.  8°. 
Pilgrim  Fathers.     BABTLETT,  W.  H.    The  Pilgrim 

Fathers.    2d  ed.  rev.     London,  1854.  8°. 

—  BOND,  H.     Address  before  the  N.  E.  8oc.  of  Phila. 

Phila.,  1824.  8°.    (B  567) 

—  BRIEF  sketch  of  the  characters  and  sufferings  of  the 

P.    Boston,  1820.  8°.    (B  530,  1602) 

—  BROWN,  H.  S.     Lecture  illustrative  of  the  pic 

ture  by  C.  Lucy.     Manchester,  1853.  4°. 

—  DEXTER,  H.  M.     Memoranda  [of]  Pilgrim  his 

tory,  etc.     [Boston*]  1870.  8°. 

—  EVERETT,   E.      Remarks  at  the  Plymouth    festival, 

Aug.  1,  1853,  in  cotnmem.  of  the  embarkation  of  the 
pilgrims.     Boston,  1853.  8°.    (B  1961) 

—  HALLEY,  R.     Lecture  illust.  of  the  picture  by 

C.  Lucy.     Manchester,  [1853].  4°. 

-  HAWES,  J.    Tribute  to  the  P.   2d  ed.  Hartford, 

1836.  12°. 

—  HUMPHREY,  H.    Character  and  sufferings  of  the  P.; 

serm.,  Dec.  22,  1820.     Pittsfleld,  1821.  8°.    (B  275) 

—  HUNTEU,  J.     Collections  cone,  the  church  at 

Scrooby,  Eng.,  founders  of  New  Plymouth, 

N.E.     London,  1854.  8°. 

Note.    'This  volume  is  in  one  sense  a  2d  ed.  of 
the  following. 
Collections    cone,   the    early   history   of   the 

founders  of  New  Plymouth.  Lond.,  1849.  8°. 

Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist'.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  31.  1852.) 

Suffolk  emigrants;   geneal.  notices  of  persons  who 

first  emigrated  to  N.  E.  from  Suffolk.     (In  Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  30.  1849.) 

—  MAY,  S.  J.      Letters  to  J.  Hawes  in  review  of  his 

tribute  to  the  memory  of  the  Pilgrims.     Hartford, 
1831.  8°.    (B  1358) 

-  RAFFLES,  T.     Lecture  illust.  of  the  picture  by 

C.Lucy.     Manchester,  [1853].  4°. 

—  SABINE,  J.      The  fathers  of  New  Eng.;   a  sermon, 

Dec.  22,  1820.     Boston,  1821.  8°.     (B  275) 

-  SUMNER,  G.     Memoirs  of  the  Pilgrims  at  Ley- 

den.     Camb.,  1845.  8°. 
Sume.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  29.  1846.) 

—  WADDINGTON,  J.      Church  of  the  Pilgrim  Fathers. 

South  wark,  1851.  12°.    (C  272) 

-  YOUNG,  A.     Chronicles  of  the  Pilgrim  Fathers. 

Boston,  1841.  8°. 

See  also  Plymouth ;  —  Weir,  R.  U. 

Pilgrim  Society.  An  account  of  the  Pilgrim  cele 
bration  at  Plymouth,  Aug.  1.  Bost.,  1853.8°. 

Pilgrimage.  HUGO,  T.  Notes  on  a  col.  of  pil 
grims'  signs,  of  the  13th-15th  cent.,  found  in  the 
Thames.  (In  Archseologia,  v.  38.  1860.) 

—  HUNT,  J.     The  sources  of  corrupting  both  natural  and 

revealed  religion,  in  Romish  doctr.  of  penance  and 
pilgrimages;  sermon.     London.  1735.  8°.    (B  33) 

—  SIVRY,     L.    de,    and   CHAMPAGNAC,    J.    B.    J. 

Dictionnaire  des  pelerinages.      Paris,  1850- 

51.  2  v.  8".     (Migne.    Encyc.  theol.) 
Pilgrimages  from  Eng.  to  the  Holy  Land,  1097-1107.     (In 

Kerr,  R.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1824.) 
Pilgrimages  to  English  shrines.    See  Hall,  Mrs.  8.  C. 
Pilgrims  of  hope ;  oratorio  for  the  Clintonian  celebration  ; 

repub.  from   'The  American',  with  'The  coalition'. 

Albany,  1820.  12°.    (C  110) 
Pilgrims  of  the  Rhine;  by  Sir  E.  Bulwer  Lytton. 

N.Y.,  1834.  12°. 

—  Same.     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1842.   16°. 
Pilgrims  of  the  sun.    See  Hogg,  J. 

Pilgrim's  progress ;  by  J.  Bunyan.  3d  ed.  Lon 
don,  1760.  8°. 

Note.  For  other  eds.  and  trans,  see  Bunyan,  J.  (p.  417). 
Pilgrim's  sea-voyage.     See  Stacions  of  Rome. 
Pilgrim's  wallet.    See  Haven,  G. 


Pilham,  —  de.  Histoire  du  marechal  de  Boucicaut, 

1378-1415.     Paris,  1697.  12°. 
Pilhes,  Joseph.      Le   bienfait   anonyme;  comedie.      Paris, 

1785.  8°.    (C  295) 
Pilkington,  H.  W.   A  musical  dictionary.    Boston, 

1812.  12°. 
Pilkington,  James.     Works  ;  ed  by  J.  Scholefield. 

Camb.,  1842.  8°.  (Parker  Soc.) 
Contents.  Biog.  notice  of  P.  —  Exposition  upon  the 
prophet  Haggai.  1560-62.  —  Prophet  Obadiah.  1562.  — 
Upon  certain  chapters  of  Nehemiah.  1585.  —  Burning  of 
St.  Paul's  eh.  1563.  —  Answers  to  Popish  questions. 
1563.  —  Miscellaneous  pieces.  Sermon  on  Bucer  and 
Phagius.  1560.  —  Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Leicester.  1564.  — 
Extracts  from  the  statutes  of  Rivington  School.  —  Trac- 
tatus  de  praedestinatione.  —  Epistola  ad  Andream  Kings- 
mill.  1564.  —  Notes.  —  Index. 

—  Concio   in   restitutione  M.  Buceri  and   P.  Fajii.     (In 

Hubert,  C.    Hist.  1562.) 

Pilkington,  John.  Public  recantation  of  the  Romish  Ch. 
(In  Piggott,  J.  Eleven  sermons.  1714.) 

Pilkington,  John  Carteret.  The  real  story  of  P., 
written  by  himself.  London,  1760.  4°. 

Pilkington,  Mrs.  Lsctitia  (Van  Sewen) .  Memoirs  ; 
with  poems,  anecdotes,  etc.  Dublin,  1748- 
54.  3  v.  12°. 

Pilkington,  Matthew,  preb.  of  Lichfield,  Remarks 
on.  passages  of  scripture.  Camb.,  1759.  8°. 

Pilkington,  Matthew,  vicar  of  Donabate,  etc.  Dic 
tionary  of  painters.  New  ed.,  with  add.  by 
H.  Fuseli.  London,  1805.  4°. 

Pilla,  Leopoldo.  AYALA,  M.  d'.  (In  Amato.  Panteon, 
v.  2.  1851.) 

Pillans,  James.   Principles  of  elementary  teaching. 

2d  ed.     Edin.,  1829.  12°. 

—  Present  aspects  of  the  educ.  question  in  the  three 
divisions  of  the  empire.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1857.)  —  Hints  on  some  errors  in 
the  educational  training  of  the  working  classes. 
(In  1858.)—  Domestic  tuition.  (In  1859.)  —  Hints 
for  improving  the  prelim,  stages  of  classical  educa 
tion.  (In  I860.)  —  Origin  of  the  verb.  (7nl861.)  — 
Suggestions  for  the  improvement  of  class,  discipline. 
(In  1862.) 

Pillars  of  Hercules  ;  by  D.  Urquhart.  London, 
1850.  2  v.  8°. 

Pillars  of  priestcraft  shaken.     See  Baron,  R. 

Pillet,  Maj.  Gen.  Views  of  England ;  tr.  Boston, 
1818.  12". 

Pillon,  Alexandre  Jean  Baptiste.  Greek  synonyms;  ed.  by 
T.  K.  Arnold.  (In  Yonge,  C.  D.  Eng. -Greek  lex 
icon.  1870.) 

Pillon,  Francois  Thomas,  e,t? .    Ht-e  Ann&e  philosophique,  L'. 

Pillonniere.     See  La  Pillonniere. 

Pillory.     JEWITT,  L.    The  pillory,  and  who  they  put  in  it. 
(In  Reliquary,  v.  1.  1860-61.) 
See  also  Punishments. 

Pillow,  Fort.  U.  S.  38th  Cong.  Ho.  Report  on 
the  massacre  at  Fort  Pillow,  n.t.p.  [Wash., 
1864.]  8".  (No.  65.) 

Pillsbury.     See  Pilsberry  ;  —  Pilsbury. 

Pillsbury,  Parker.  Refutation  of  a  charge  of  infidelity 
against  members  of  the  Amer.  Anti-Slavery  Society. 
n.p.,  1855.  Slip.  (C  257) 

Pilon,  Frederick.  Deaf  lover.  —  He  would  be  a  soldier. 
( In  London  stage,  v.  3. ) 

Pilot,  The;  by  [J.  F.  Cooper].     N.  Y.,  1823.  2  v. 

12°. 
-    Same.     Rev.  ed.     N.  Y.,  1849.  12°. 

—  Same.      (Vol.   8  of  his  Novels;    illust.   by  Darley. 

1859.) 

Pilot,  The.    See  Fitzball,  E. 

Pilot,  The;  Sept.  25,  1812  -  Jan.  16,  1813.  [Semi- 
weekly.]  Boston,  1812-13.  f°. 

Pilot,  The.  [Weekly.]  Vol.  28-36.  Boston,  1865- 
73.  9  v.  f°. 

Pilot,  American  coast.    See  American  (p.  75). 

Pilots.    See  Navigation  (p.  2090). 

Pilpay.     See  Bidpai  (p.  299). 

Pilsberry,  Levi,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1819.     See  Paysou,  S. 

Pilsbury.     See  Pillsbury. 


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Pilsbury,  Amos.  SKETCH  of  the  life  and  public 
services  of  P.  Albany,  I860.  8°. 

Pilsbury,  John  Hale.  The  pleasures  of  literature, 
and  T.  Hood.  Camb.,  18G8.  8°. 

Pilsbury,  Timothy.  WHEELER,  II.  G.  Biog.  sketch  of  P. 
(In  /tin  History  of  Congress,  v.  2.  1848.) 

Pirn,  ('apt.  Bedford  Capperton  Trevylian,  and 
Seemann,  B.  Dottings  in  Panama,  Nica 
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Pimas.  BVSCHMANN,  J.  C.  E.  Die  pima-Sprache 
und  Jit-  Sprac.hu  dor  Koloschen.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d. 
Wiss.  Abh.,  1856.) 

-  GKAMMAII  of  the  Pima,  or  Ncvome,  a  language 

of  Sonora  ;  ed.  by  B.  Smith.  N.  Y.,  1862.  8°. 
(Lib.  of  Amer.  ling.) 

Pimenta,  Francisco  Xavia  d'Almcida.  See  Almeida  Pi 
menta,  F.  X.  d'. 

Pimenta,  Nicola.  Indian  observations.  (7/t  Harris,  J. 
Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 

Pimentel,  Francisco,  conde  de  Ilcras.  Cuadro  de  las 
lenguas  indigenas  de  Mexico.  Mexico,  1862- 
60.  2-v.  8°. 

—  Memoria  sobre  las  causas  quo  han  originado  la 

situacion  actual  de  la  raza  indigena  dc  Mex 
ico  y  medios  de  remediarle.  Mexico,  1864.  8°. 

Pimienta,  Francisco  Diaz.  Kelacion  del  sucesso 
quo  tuvo  P.  en  la  Isla  de  S.  Catalina.  n.t.p. 
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Pimodan,  Georges,  marquis  de.  Souvenirs  dc  la  guerre  de 
Hongrie  sous  Wlndischgraetz  et  Jellachich.  (In 
Revue  d.  D.  Mondes.jan.  1851.) 

Pill  basket  to  the  children  of  Thespis  ;  a  satire  ;  by 
A.  Pasquin  [J.  Williams].  Lond.,  1796.  4°. 

Pinang  or  Prince  of  Wales  Island.  XEWBOLD,  T. 
J.  Political,  etc.,  account  of  the  British  set 
tlements  in  the  Straits  of  Malacca.  London, 
1839.  2  v.  8°. 

—  LEITII,   Sir  G.    Short  account  of  the  settlement,  etc. 

of  r.    London,  1805.  8°.    (B677) 

—  Poi'iiAM,  Sir  II.     Description  of  [the]   island.     Lon 

don,  1805.  8°.    (B  677) 
Pinchard,  Mrs.     The  ward  of  Delamere  ;    a  tale. 

Phila.,  1816.  2  v.  12". 
Pincheon  papers,  1629.     (In  Mass.   Hist.   Soc.     Col.,  v.  18. 

181'J.) 

Pincian  villa.     See  Rome. 
Pincio   (Lat.  Pincius),    Puolo.      De   Timavo   fluvio.       (In 

Graevius,  J.  G.    Thus,  autiq.  Ital.,  v.  6.  1722.) 
Pinckard,    George.      Notes   on  the   West  Indies, 

written    during    the    exped.    under    Sir   K. 

Abercrombie.     London,  1806.  3  v.  8°. 

-  Yellow  fever.    (In  Assalini,  P.  Obs.  on  plague.  1806.) 
Pinckney.     See  also  Pinkney. 

Pinckney,  Charles.  Obs.  on  the  federal  constitution.  (In 
Moore,  F.  Amer.  eloquence,  v.  1.  1864.) 

—  Obs.  on  the  plan  of  government  submitted  to  the   fed 

eral  convention  in  Phila.     N.  Y.,  [1787].  8°.    (B  651) 

—  Observ.  to   show  the   propriety  of  the   nomination   of 

Col.  J.  Monroe  to  the  presidency.  Charleston,  1816. 
8".  (B455) 

—  Three  letters:    On  the  case  of   J.   Robbing;    On   the 

recent  captures  of  Amer.  vessels  by  Brit,  cruisers; 
On  the  right  of  expatriation.  Phila. ,  1799.  8°.  (B 
356,  423) 

Pinckney,  Charles  Cotesworth.  Authentic  copies  of  the 
correspondence  of  P.,  etc.,  as  presented  to  Congress, 
April  3,  by  J.  Adams.  London,  1798.  8°.  (B'l488) 

—  CBEETHAM,  J.     Strictures  on  the  character  of  P.    (In 

hi*  Xarr.  of  the  suppression  by  Col.  Burr.  1802.) 

—  DANVERS,  .T.  T.     Criticism  on  the  character  and  pre- 

U'lition  of  P.  (In  his  Picture  of  a  republican  mag 
istrate.  1808.) 

—  GAHDKN,  A.     Eulogy  on  P.    Charleston,  1825.  8°.    (B 

1222) 

-  L.,.T.  (In  Longacre,  J.  B.  Nat.  portr.  gal.,  v.  4.  1839.) 

-  Funeral  sermon  on.   1825.      Set  Gadsden,  C.  K.      (B 

1216) 
Pinckney,    Henry   Laurenn.      Oration,  Charleston,  S.  C., 

July  4.     Charleston,  1818.  8°.     (B  557) 
Pinckney,  Thomas,  &ov.  of  S.  C.     D'OVLEV,  D.     Letter  to 

C.  Pinckney.     n.p.,  1807.   8°.     (B  433) 

—  SKETCH.]      (7>i     Longacre,  J.  15.,  und  Herring,  J. 

Nat.  port,  gal.,  v.  4.  1839.) 

295.     (10.  7.  79.) 


Pincoffs,  Peter.    Experiences  of  a  civilian  in  East 
ern  military  hospitals.     London,  1857.  8°. 
Pindar,  Peter,  pseud.     See.  Wolcott,  J. 
Pindarus.     Gamma  et  fragm. ;  cum  annot.  a  C.  G. 

Ileyne.    Oxonii,  1807.  2  v.  8". 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     Olympia.  —  Pythia.   —  Nemea. 
2.    Isthmia.  —  Carmina  Latine.  —  Fragm.   —  Indices. 

-  Opera;    rec.  A.  Bockhius.  Lips.,  1811-21.  2  v. 

in  4  pt.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Olympia.  —  Pythia.  —  Nemea.  -• 
Isthmia.  1,  2.  Comment,  et  not.  2.  Scholia.  2,  2. 
Inter]).  Latina  cum  comment.  —  Knigm.  —  Indices. 

-  Werke  ;  Urschrift,  Uebersetzung   u.  Erlauter- 

ungen,  von  F.  Thiersch.     Lpz.,  1820.  2v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.      Einleitung.  —  Olymp.   u.   pyth. 
Gesiinge.      2.    Nem.  u.  isthm.  Ges'ange.  —  BruchstUcke 
u.  Register. 

-  Opera.     (In  Bergk,  T.     Poetae  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 

—  Same.      llelegit   F.  G.  Schneidewin.      Lips., 

Teubncr,  1858.   16°. 

—  Eng.     Odes;  tr.  by  G.  West  and  II.  J.  I'ye.     (In  An 

derson,  R.     Brit,  poets,  v.  12.  1795.) 

identic.  Tr.  D.  W.  Turner  ;  with  metrical  ver 
sion  by  A.  Moore.  London,  BoJm,  1852.  8°. 

8th  Isthmian  in  Knglish.  (In  Tyrwhitt,  F.  Transla 
tions  in  verse.  1752.  A  69) 

—  Germ.    Oden.    (In  Humboldt,  K.  W.  Gesam.  Werke, 

v.  2.  1841.)  —  See  also  Werke,  abate. 

—  Lat.    Interpretatio  Latina  curminum.    (In  Melanch- 

thon,  P.     Opera,  v.  19.  1834.) 

—  Span.    Oda  i. ;  tr.  por  L.  de  Leon.    (In  Sedana,  J.  J. 

L.  de.      Parnaso  esp.,  v.  1.  1768.) 

—  Epitome  Iliados  Homeri.      (In  Lemaire.      Lat.  poet. 

min.,  v.  3.  1824.) 

-  BLONDEL,  D.      Comparaison  de  Pindar  et   de 

Horace.     Paris,  1673.  12". 

—  BOECKH,  A.    Ueber  die  kritischeBehamllnng  der  Pin- 

darischen    Gedichte.      (In   Berlin.    Ak.    d.   Wiss. 
Abh.,  1822,23.) 

—  DAWES,   R.      Emendationes  in   Pindarum.      (In  his 

Miscel.  critica.  1800.) 

-  TAFEL,  G.  L.  F.  Dilucidatioiium  Pindaricarum 

voluminaduo.  Vol.1.    Berolini,  1824-27.  8". 
Contents.    Vol.  1,  pars  1.     Olympia.     Pars  2.     Pythia. 

—  WELCKER,   F.   G.      (In  his    Kleine    Schriften,   v.  2. 

1845.) 
Pindemonte,    Giovanni.      1    baccanali.      (In  Raccolta  di 

trag.  scr.  nel  sec.  17.  1825.) 
Pindemonte,  Ippolito.    Arminio,  tragedia.    Ed.  7a. 

Verona,  1819.  8°. 

Contents.  Arminio.  —  La  recitazione  scenica  e  una 
reforma  del  teatro,  L'Arminio  c  la  poesia  tragica.  — 
Due  lettere  dl  Voltaire  su  la  Merope  del  Maft'ei. 

-  Dei  sepolcri.  —  La  solitudine.    (In  Poeti  ital.  1843.) 

—  Epistole in  versi.     Ed.  7a.    Verona,  1817.  8°. 

—  Su  i  giardini  inglesi  e  sul  nierito  in  cio  dell' 

Italia  ;  e  sopra  1'indole  dei  giardini  moderni, 
saggio  di  L.  Mabil.     Verona,  1817.  8°. 

—  Le  prose  e  poesie  campestri.     Verona,  1823.  8°. 
Pinder,  — .     Ucber  die   Cistophoren   und   Uber  die   kaiser- 
lichen  Silbermedaillons  der  romischen  Provinz  Asia. 
(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1855.) 

Pine  apple.  ABERCROMBIE,  J.  Hot  house  gar 
dener;  on  the  pine-apple,  etc.  Lond.,  1789.  8°. 

—  LOCHNEH,  M.  F.      Commentatio    de   ananasa 

sive  mice  pinea  Indica  vulgo  pinhas.     n.p., 
[171-?].  4". 

Pine  trees.     GORDON,  G.     The  pinetum  ;    by   G. 
assisted  by  R.  Glendining.     Lond.,  1858.  8°. 
Supplement.     London,  1862.  8°. 

—  LAMBERT,  A.  B.      Description    of    the   genus 

pinus.      Lond.,  1803-24.    2  v.   f°. 

—  MICHAUX,  F.  A.     Arbres  forcstiers    de  1'Ame- 

rique  Sept. ;  pins  et  sapins.     Paris,  1870.   8". 
Pineau  (Lat.  Pinaeus),  Severin.    NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  18.  1732;  and,  Germ.,  v.  14.  1756.) 
Pinel,  Philippe.  Nosographicphilosophique.  Paris, 

1807.  3  v.  8". 
-  Treatise   on   insanity  ;     tr.   by    D.    D.  Davis. 

Sheffield,  180G.  8". 


PINEL 


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PINKNEY 


Pinel,  Scipion.     Trnite  complet  du  regime  sanitaire 

cles  alienes.     Paris,  1836.  4". 
Pinel  y   Monroy,    Francisco.      Kctrato    del    Inien 

vassallo,    vida  de  A.  de  Cabrera.      Madrid, 

1677.   f°. 
Pinelli,   <onte  Alcssandro.       Memorie     ragguarelanti   alia, 

storia  civile  del  Piemonte  Del  secolo  17.     (In  Turin. 

Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  Per.  2,  v.  1.  1839.) 
Pinelli,  Maffeo.     CATAI.OGVF,  of  the  library   of  M. 

Pinelli,  sold  March  and  Apr.  1789.    Madrid, 

1789.  8". 

-  MOHKI.LI,  J.     Bibliotheca  M.Pinellii  descripta. 

Yenetiis,  1787.   6  v.  8". 
Pinellus,  Gabriel.     See  Du  Pineau,  G. 
Pinelo,  Antonio  de  I.un  y.     >".]  iteir.c  de  la  biblio- 

theca   oriental    y  occidental,  nautiea    y  geo- 

grafica,    anadido    y    imnundado    da    M.   de 

Torre-Nueva.     Madrid,  1737-38.  3  v.  f°. 
Pineton    de   Chambrun,    Jacques.        Les   laimes; 

nnnotee  par   A.  ScHufFer.     Paiis,  18.54.   12°. 
Pineu  Duval,  E.  E.  A.     Sft.  Amaury  Duval,  K.  E.  1'.  D. 
Ping-chan-ling-yen  ;  les  deux  jtunes  filles  lettrees, 

roman    eliinois  ;     tr.    par   iS.  Julicn.      Paris, 

1860.  2  v.   12". 
Pingone  (Lot.  Pingonius),   I'liiliberto.     Augustse   Taurino- 

rum    chronica    el   aiitiqiritatiim    inscriptiones.      (In 

Graevius.     Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  9,  fit.  6.  1723.) 
Pirgre,  Ale.xandre  Gui.     Ccinetographie,  ouTraite 

hist,  et  thcor.  des  cometes.     Palis,  1783-84. 

2  v.  4". 
Pinheiro-Ferreira.   Notes.     (In  Vattel,  E.  v.     I-e.  droit  elcs 

gens.  186:5.) 
Pinheiro  Freire    da  Cunha,  Joao.     Breve  tratado 

da  orthografia.     Ca  impr.     Lisboa,  1788.   12". 

-  Generes  portuguezes    conhecidos   pelas  regras 

da  terminac;  o.  2a  irnpr.     Lis-bca,  17!  8.   12". 
Pinheyro,  Jorge.     Sie  Jorge  Finheyro. 
Pinilla,  Alonso  Crespe>  de  la.    See  Crespo  de  la  Pinilla,  A. 
Pink    and    white    tyranny;      a    society  novel;    by 

Mrs.  II.  ]5.  Stowe.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

-  Same,     (hi  Old  ai:d  new.    1870-72.) 
Pinkerton,    John,     General    collection   of   voyages 

and    tiavcks   758-1826.       London,    1808-14. 
17  v.  4". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Willoughhy,  Sir  II.,  anil  otherx. 
Russia.  —  1st -3d  voy.  of  the  Dutch  to  the.  North  (if 
Euro])e.  —  Pontanus,  J.  I.  On  the  N(  rtli-east  passage-. 

—  Regnard,  J.  K.      Lapland.   —  Maupertius,  1'.  L.  M. 
de.    Journ.  to  the  Polar  circle.  —  Onthier,  It.     \'oy.  to 
the  North.  —  Ehrenmalm,  A.     AVe-st  Xonlland,  ei<:  — 
Leems,   K.      Ace.  (.f  Danish    Lapland.   —   Allison,  T. 
Voy.  from  Archangel.   —  New  ace.  of  Samoiedia  and 
the  Samoieeles.  —  Journal  of  seven  seamen  left  at  Spili'.- 
bergen.   —   Phi pps,  C.  J.      Voy.  to  the  North   Pole. - 
LeRoy,  1'.  L.     Narrative  of  four  sailor*  on  K.  Spit/bcr- 
gen.  —  Backstrom,  C.    Voy.  to  Spitsbergen.   —   Von 
Trol,  V.     Iceland.  —  Kergnelen,  Y.  J.  de.     Voy.  to  the 
North.  —  Clifford,  (i..  3,1  J-.arlof  Ciuitl.er/ditd.     Voy.  to 
the   Azores.    —  Raleigh,    Sir   W.      Eiigagciiie-nt    near 
Azores.  —  Chaste,  — .     Voy.  to  Ten-era.     2.  Gonzales, 
M.     Voy.  to  England  and  Scotland.  —  Shaw,  S.  Tour  to 
the  west  of  Enu'land.— Bray,  W.    Tc  tir  into  Derbyshire. 

—  Ferber,  J.  J.    Oryctography  of  Derbyshire.  —  Mo- 
ritz,  C.  P.     Trav.  in  England.  —  Skrine,  II.,  —  Malkin, 
]}.  II.     Tour  through  Wales.  —  Hassell,  .1.     Tour  to  the 
Isle  of  Wight.  —  Heath,  I!.     Ace.  of  the  Is.  of  Keilly.— 
Robertson,    I).      Tour   through    the   Isle   of    Man.      3. 
Pennant,  T.     Tours  in  Scotland.   —   Garnet,  T.     Ace. 
of  the  Drosacks.  —  Martin,  M.     Dcscrip.  of  the  Western 
Islands;  —  Voyage  to  St.  Kilda.  —  Mackenzie,  Sir  G. 
Ace.  cf  Hirta  and  Rona.  —  Brand,  ,T.     Descrip.  of  the 
Orkneys  and  Shetland.  — Young,  A.     Abstract  of  a  tour 
in  Ireland.  —  Hamilton,  A.     Northern  coast  of  In  land. 
4.     Lister,  M.     Journey  <o  Paris.  —  Young,  A.     Travi  Is 
in  France.  —  Saussure,  II.  de.     Mont  Blanc.  —  Ramond, 
L.  K.  E.     Summit  of  Mont  Perdu.     5.     Spallanzani,  L. 
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e  della  Virtu  fuori  di  Porta  Capena.  2.  H  Panteon. 

-  Raccolta  dialcuni  disegni  del  Barberi  da  Cento 

detto  il  Guercino.     n.p.,  n.d.  f°.     (v.  11.) 

-  Recueil  d'estampcs  d'apres  les  desseins  de  Fr. 

Barbieri  dit  Guercino.  Paris,  1808.  f°.  (v. 
11.) 

-  Le   rovine    del    castello    dell'    Acqua    Giulia 

situato  in  Roma,     n.p.,  n.d.  f°.     (v.  6.) 

-  Schola  Italica   picturrc   sive   selecta)    qupcdam 

summorum  e  scola  Italica  pictorum  tabula^ 
acre  incisrc  cura  et  impensis  G.  Hamilton. 
IloniBC,  1773.  f°.  (v.  12.) 

-  Teatro  di   Ercolano.     Parigi,  1836.  f°.    (v.  3.) 

-  Trofei  di  Ottaviano  Augusto  innalzati  per  la 

vittoria  ad  Actium  e  conquista  dell'  Egitto 
con  vari  altri  ornamenti  antichi.  n.p.,  n.d. 
f°.  (v.  5.) 

-  Trofeo    o    sia    magnifica    colonna    coclide    di 

•  inarm  o  composta  di  grossi  macigni  ove  si 
vcggono  scolpiti  le  due  guerre  daciche  fatte 
da  Traiano.  n.p.,  n.d.  f".  (v.  8.) 


—  Yasi,     candelabri,      cippi,     sarcofagi,     tripodi, 

lucerne,  ed  ornamenti  antichi.  n.p.,  1779. 
2  v.  f".  (v.7.) 

-  Same.     [115  plates.]  n.p.,  1779.  2  v.   f°. 

-  Vedute  di  Roma.  [138  plates.]     n.p.,  n.d.  2  v. 

f°.     (v.  9,  10.) 

-  Same.     [106 plates.]     n.p.,  n.d.  f°. 

Pirard   de  Laval,   Frangois.      Voy.   to   East   Indies,     (fn 

Harris,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1764.) 
Pirate,  The;  [by  Sir  W.Scott].  Bost.,1822.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Same.     X."  Y.,  1822.  2  v.   IS". 

-  Same.     (In  Ms  Works,  v.  24,  25.  1829.) 

Pirate,  The;  a  serio-comic  opera.     See  Bradbury,  ^^rs.  S. 

L.  A. 
Pirate  of  the  isles,  The.    (In  Sargeant,  E.  Mod.  stand,  dr., 

v.  42.) 

Pirates.      JOHNSON,   C.      History  of    the   pirates. 
London,  printed,  Norwich, reprint.  1814.  12". 

French.      Ilistoire   des   pirates   anglois.      (Vol.4   of 

Exquemelin.     Hist,  des  flibustiers.  1744.) 

-  THOMAS,  11.     Authentic  account  of  remarkable 

events;  piracies,  shipwrecks,  etc,  X.  Y., 
1837.  2  v.  12°. 

—  WILKINSON,   S.     Voyages  and  adventures  of  Teach, 

called  Black  Beard,  the  pirate;  with  an  account  of 
the  Roman,  Algerine,  and  West-India  pirates.  Bos 
ton,  1808.  12".  (C  158) 

—  YUNG  LVX  YVKX.     History   of  the  pirates  who 

infested  the  China  Sea,  1807-10  ;  tr.  by  C.  F. 

Neumann.  Loud.,  Orient.  Tr.  Fund,  1831.  8". 

See  <i l*o  Collins,  D. :  —  Gibert,  P. ;  —  Green,  T. ;  — 

Hibbert,  P. ;  —  Holmes,  W. ;  —  Little,  W. ;  —  Soren, 

J. ;  —  Tully,  S.  ;  —  also  Esperanza,  xliifi;  —  Crawford, 

firif/',  —  Louisa,  .«/«'/<;  —  Savannah,  prirntrei",  —  also 

Buccaneers  ;  —  Vitalienbrueder ;  —  tilxo  Cuba. 

Pirate's  legacy,  The;   or,  The  wrecker's  fate.      See  Saun- 

ders,  C.  H. 
Pirckheimer,  Oharitas,  Abbess  of  St.  Clara.    Epistolanim 

liber  unus.     (In  Pirckheimer,  W.     Opera.  1610.) 
Pirckheimer,  Wilibald  or  Bilibald.    Opera  ;  cum  A. 
Dureri  figuris  aeneis  ;  recens.  a  M.  Goldasto. 
Francoforti,  1610.   f°. 
Contents.     C.  Kittershusii  eommentarius  de  vita  P.  — 

—  Elogia  de  P.  et  Durero,  et  imperatorum  cliplnmata. 
Ilixtorica.  De  ratione  scribenda-  historia?  coinnicntarius. 

—  Historise  belli   Suitensis  sive  Helvetic]  libri.  — Maxi 
milian!  Imp.    epist.  de  Hist.  Joannis   nionachi  ad    P.  — 
Frag.  hist,  de  orig.,  antiq.,  et  eversione  atquo   instaura. 
tione  urbis  Treverensis. — Germanise  ex  variis  auctoribus 
perbrevis  explicatio  ad  Ilerm.  Comitem  de  Xuwenar.  — 
Francisci   Irenici    locus    de    nobilitate,   prsestanlia,   ac 
politia   Xorimbergenshim.  —  C'.  C.  Protucii,  de  origine, 
situ,  morihus,  et  institutis  Xorimberga-  libelliiB.  —  H.  E. 
Hessi  urbs  Xorimberga  illust.  carmine   heroico.    Polit- 
tea.      CurrtiK  trium|)halis,  honori  Maximilian)   I.  Imp. 
dicatns.    —   J.  Stabii  porta  honoris.   —  Mausa-olum  I). 
Maximilian)  I.  Imp.  —  Porta-  triumphales  alia?  C'arolo  v. 
ct   Maximiliano    n.     —    Ducis   et  senatus   Venetorum 
epistola  ad  S.    P.    Q.  Xorimbergensium.   —   Oratio  ad 
Carolum   v.   —   Oratio  pro  llepub.  Xorimbcrgi'nsi.  — 
Senattis  Xorimbergensis  scriptum  ad  generalem  ordinis 
fratrum   beremitariim    S.  Augustini.  —  1'.  et    L.  Speng- 
leri  scheda   a])pellationis   ad  Leonem   x.  —  Censura  de 
GermaniiB   rebuspublicis    ad    Egnatium    Venetum.    — 
Intcrpretatio     quarundam     litterarum     uEgrj'ptiacarum 
ex   Oro     Xiliaco.   —  Apologia    sen    laus    podagra?.    — 
Theophrarti  charactercH  a  Pirckheimero  illust.     Philo- 
logiia.     De  Maria  Magdalcna  quod  falso  liabeatur  pro 
peccatrice.  —  Tractatus  de  re  nummaria  veterum.    Kpix- 
tolii-a.      Epist.    dedicatoriarum   liber.    —    Epistolarum 
familiarium   liber    miscellus,    Erasmi,    Keuchlini,    tic. 
Aflditiones.     C.  IMrckheimera?   ej)istolarum   liber.  —  C. 
Scheurli  de  vita  et  obitu  A.  Kressen. — E.jusdem  defenso- 
ritim  sacerdotum.   —   De  orandi  modo.  —  De  motibus 
in  Germania  per  Dominicanos  et  horum  com])lices  exci- 
tatis  et  de  occasione  Lutheranisml.  —  Epist.  ad  Melanch- 
tonem,  cont.  querelas  de  monialium  vexatione.  —  Epist. 
ad  Abbatissam  S.  Clara>.  —  Oratio  apologetica.  monalium 
nomine  scripta.  —  De  persecutoribus  evangelica?  verita- 
tis.   —   Dialogus  contra  ineptam  et  inanem  amici   pro 
amico   solicitudinem.   —   Oonsilium  juridiciim   de  vi  et 
etfectu  quietantia'.  —  A  pp.  epistolarum  familiarium. 

—  XITEKON,    J.    P.      (In  his   Mum.,  v.  18.    17;>2;  and, 

Germ.,  v.  14.  1756.) 

-  WKAI-K,  J.     (In  his  Works  of  the  early  masters,  v.  1. 

1846.) 


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2351 


PISCICULTURE 


Pirie,  Her.  Alexander.  Miscellaneous  nncl  posthu 
mous  works.  Edin.,  1805-06.  6  v.  (v.  1,  2, 
0  w.).  12". 

Contents.  Vol.  3.  Sermons  on  leading  doctrines  of  the 
Christian  system.  —  Obs.  on  scripture  texts.  —  Attempt 
to  illustrate  Isa.  xxi.  12.  —  Critical  inquiry  ink)  the  sense 
of  1st  1'eter  iii.  18-20.  —  Remarks  on  Up.  Lowth's  inter 
pretation  of  Isn.  xlii.  21.  —  Thoughts  on  Isa.  xl.  16.  — 
-Meditation  on  Isa.  xliii.  3.  —  Essay  on  national  cove 
nanting.  4.  Essay  on  creation  week  and  its  symbolic 
intention.  —  Sign  of  the  Son  of  man.  —  The  sixth  vial. 
-  The  seventh  vial.  —  The  mother  of  harlots.  5. 
Diss.  on  baptism.  —  Letters  on  the  Sinai  covenant.  — 
Lawfulness  of  eating  blood. 

Piroli,  Tommaso,  engr.     Gli  edificj  antichi  di  Roma 
rt'stituti    secondo    Palladia,    Desgodetz,   ec. 
Roma,  n.d.  8". 
Piron,  Alexis.    (Kuvres  completes  ;  ed.  par  Rigoley 

de  Juvigny.  Xeuchatcl,  1777.  7  v.  8". 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Discours  preliminaire.  —  Vie.  — 
L'ecole  des  peres. —  Callisthene.  —  Ij'amant  mysterienx. 
2.  Les  courses  de  Tempe.  —  Gustave-Wasa.  —  La  me- 
tromanie.  —  Fcrnand-Cortes.  —  La  fausse  alarme.  3. 
Arlequin.  —  Deucalion.  —  I /ant  re  de  Trophoniuo.  — 
L'Kndriague.  —  Le  claperman.  —  Le  caprice.  —  L'ane 
d'or.  —  La  rose.  4.  Le  facheux  veuvage.  —  Les  chi- 
meres.  —  La  robe  de  dissension,  on  Le  faux  prodige.  — 
Tiresias.  5.  Le  manage  de  Momus,  ou  La  giganto- 
muchie.  —  Colombine.  —  Nitetis.  —  Credit  est  mort.  — 
L'enrolement  d'Arlequin.  —  Les  huit  Mariannes.  — 
Atis.  —  Philomelo. —  Lesenfansdc  lajoie.  6.  Epitres. 

—  Odes.  —   Poemcs.   —  Contes.    —    Epigrammes,.    — 
Fables.      7.     Allegories.   —   Satires.  —   Inscriptions  et 
cpitaphes.   —  Poesies  divcrscs.   —  Kpigrammes.  —  Ro 
mance.  —  Chansons.  —  Poesies  sacrees.  —  Pieces  melees 
en  prose. 

-  lEuvres  incdites,  prose  ct  vers  ;  ace.  de  lettres 

addresses  a  Piron  par  Miles.  Quinault  et  de 
Bar,  pub.  par  H.  Boiihomme.  Paris, 
1859.  8". 

Contents.  Introd.  —  Correspondance  avec  Mile,  de 
Bar.  —  Notice  sur  la  femme  de  P.  —  Notices  snr  Mile. 
Quinault.  —  Lettres  de  Mile.  Quinanlta  P.  —  Premieres 
amours  de  P.  —  Notices  autographes  de  P.  cone,  ses 
relations  avec  Freron  et  1'abbe  Desfontaines.  —  Lettres. 

—  Testament  lit.  —  Notice  sur  les  derniers  ecrits  de  P. 

—  Poesies  inedites. 

-  Gustave-Wasa;  trag.     (hi  Petitot,  C.  B.     Repertoire 

du  theatre,  v.  2.  1817.) 

-  La  motromanie.     t.jt.w.  [182-.]  8°.    (B  1626) 

—  Xante.    (In  Petitot.     Report.,  v.  12.  1817.) 

-  Theatre,     t.p.ir.  [17—.]   8°. 

Contents.  Les  h'ls  ingrats;  com.  1738.  —  Callisthene; 
trag.  1738.  —  Gustavo;  trag.  1733.  —  Les  courses  du 
tempe;  pastorale.  1734.  —  La  metromanie,  ou  le  poeto : 
com.  1738. 

Mote.    Each  play  has  a  titlepage  and  separate 
pagination. 

—  CUVILLIER-KLECKV,  A.  A.  (In  his  Historians,  poetcs, 

et  roinanciers,  v.  1.  1863.) 
—  SKETCH.    (In  Men  and  women  of  France,  v.  1.  1852.) 

Pirro,  Itocco.  De  patriarcha  Sicilhe.  —  Do  metropolita 
Siciliae.  —  De  prajsnlum  Siciliensium  electione.  — 
Sicilia  sacra.  (In  Grsevius.  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil., 
v.  2.  172:3.)  —  Sicilia  sacra,  'disquisitionibus  et 
notitiis  illustrata.  —  Regiae  et  imperialis  cnpellee 
Collegiata-  Sancti  Petri  Sacri  et  Regii  Palatii  Panor- 
mitani  notitia.  (In  v.  3.)  —  Chronologia  regum 
Siciiiffi.  (In  v.  5.  1723.) 

Pirro.     See  Zeno,  A. 

Pirro;  drama  serio  en  musica.     Madrid,  [17931.  12°.    CD  50) 

Pirrus,  See.  Pirro,  It. 

Pirtle,  Henry.  Instruction.  (In  Clark,  G.  R.  Sketch  of 
his  campaign  in  the  Illinois.  1869.) 

Pisa,  Bttrtolommeo  da.  FABROM,  A.  (InJiis  Mcmorie  di 
Pisani,  v.  4.  1792.) 

Pisa.  Architecture.  CRESY,  E.,  and  TAYLOR,  G.  L. 
Architecture  of  the  cathedral,  baptistery,  leaning 
tower,  etc.  (In  their  Architecture.  1829.) 

-  Art.     MOKUONA,  A.  da.     Pisa  illustrata  nelle 

arti  del  disegno.     Livorno,  1812.  3  v.  8°. 

NOKIS,  E.     Dissertationes   cenotaphia  Pisana  Caji  et 

Lucii  Csesarum  illustrantcs.  (Jn  Grsevius.  Thes. 
antiq.  Ital..  v.  8.,  pt.  3.  1723.) 

—  liioyrujihy.    AMATO,  G.  d'.     I   militi   del  battaglione 

dell'  Universita  1'isana.  (In  hi*  Panteon,  v.  2. 
1851.) 


FABRONI,  A.    Memorie  istoriche  di  piu  uomini 

illustre  pisani.     Pisa,  1790-92.  4  v.  4°. 

—  Dtm-riiition.     NOTT,  .1.     Chemical  diss.  on  the  waters 

of  Pisa  and  Yverdun.     London,  1793.  8°.     (B  816) 
Map.    FLORINI,  M.    Pisa.    Siena,  [16— ].    (E  78,  no. 

-  Ecclesiastical  affairs.    HAUMKR,  F.  von.   Die  Kirchen- 

versammlungen  von  I'isa,  Kostnitz,  und  Basel. 
(In  Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1849.) 

—  History.     RONCIONE,  R.      Delle  istorie  pisane 

libri  16;  agg.,  Le  cronache  di  15.  Marungone 
[ed  altre  cronache,  ec.,  al  1510].  Firenze, 
1844-45.  2  pts.  8°.  (Archivio  stor.  ital., 
v.  6.) 

MARANfiONE,  B.  Croniche  della  cltta  de  Pisa  al  1406. 

(In  Tartini,  G.  M.  Her.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  1.  1748.) 

Ur.HEi.Li,  F.  Chronica  varia  Pisana,  [1-1270].  (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.  Her.  Ital..  scr.,  v.  6.  1725.)  —  MON- 
UMF.NTA  Pisana,  1089-1406.  (In  \.  15.  1729.)  — 
—  FRAGMENTA  historiac  Pisana;,  1191-1337 ;  ace. 
nlia,  1270-80.  auct.  G.  de  Corvaria.  (In  v.  24.  1788.) 

BONAINI,  F.  Due  carte  Pisano-Amallitane  del  secoli 

xu  e  xiv.  (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.  ser.  3a,  v.  8. 
pt.  1.  1S6S.) 

PAI.HIIKHI,  M.  De  captivitate  Pisarum,  1406.  (In 

Muratori.  Her.  Ital.,  v.  19.  1731;  —  and  in  Grae 
vius.  Thee,  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  6.  1723.) 

—  Law.      RAMMER,   F.   L.  G.  von.      Ueber  einen  unge- 

druckten  Codex  pisanischer  Stadtgesetze.  (In  Ber 
lin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb.,  1827.) 

-  Literature.     MAKCOAI.DI,  O.       Canti  popolari 

inediti  umbri,  liguri,  piceni,  etc.  Genova, 
1855.  12". 

Pisa.     Campo  Santo.     CIAMPI,  S.     Xotizie  inedite 
del  Campo  Santo,  etc.     Firenze,  1810.  4°. 

-  ROSIXI,  J.     Descrizione  delle  pitture  di  Campo 

Santo.     Pisa,  1856.  12°. 

—  SMIHKE,  S.    A  sepulchral   monument  in  the  Campo 

Santo.     (In  Archaeologia,  v.  23.  1831.) 
Pisa.    Convent  of  S.  Catherine.     ANNALES  conventus  S. 

Cntharinse  de  Pisis.     (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  v.  6. 

1845.) 

Pisan,  Christine  de.     See  Christine. 
Pisander.    Fragm.    (In  Hesiodus.    Carmina.  1841 ;  —  and 

in  Bergk,  T.     Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 
Pisanelli,  Ealdassarre.    De  esculentorum,  potuleii- 

torum  facultatibus  ;   in  Lat.  linguam  conver- 

sans  ab  A.  Freitag.     Herbonna?,  1593.  8°. 
Pisani,  Ferri.   Cartes  topog.,  hydrog.,  et  geog.  (In  France. 

Com.  Imp.  (If  VErpox.  <1e  1867.     Rapport*,  v.  2.) 
Pisaroni,  Uosamnnda.     CLAYTON,  E.  C.      (In  her  Queens 

of  song.  1865.) 
Piscataqua.     RANDOLPH,  E.    Letter  to  Gov.  Winslow,  re]. 

to  his  proc.  at  P.,  1679.   (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col., 

v.  6.  1800.) 

Piscataqua  evangelical    magazine.    Vol.1.   Ports 
mouth,  [1805].  8°. 

—  Same.    Vol.  1-3.  1805-07.   Portsmouth,  [1805-07].  3  v. 

8°.  (B  208) 

—  Same.    Nov.,  Dec.  1807.  n.p.,  [1807].  8°.    (B  209) 
Piscataqua  River.     ALDEN,  T.      Indian  names  of   P.   and 

the  White  Hills.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  12. 
1814.) 

Piscataquis   Co.,   Me.      WALLING,   H.   F.      Map. 

N.  Y.,  1858. 
Piscator,  Johannes.     Ad  Conradi  Vorstii  Amicam 

collationcm,    etc.,    notae    J.    P.        Ilerbornac 

Nassov.,  1613.  4°. 

—  Ad  Conradi  Vorstii  Parasceven  responsio  apol- 

ogetica ;  ubi  multa  scriptunc  dicta,  ac  im 
primis  de  divina  pr;rdestinatione  explican- 
tur.  Herborna?  Xassov.,  1G13.  4°. 

—  In  lihrum  .Tobi  commentarius.    See  Bible.  Job  (p.  278). 

—  In  Petri  Rami  Dialeetices  libros  duos  scholia. 

Hanoviic,  1595.  8°. 

Piscator,  Xicolaus  Johannes.     See.  Visscher,  N.  J. 
Piscator  Fluviatulus,  pxemt.     See,  Seccomb,  J. 
Pischon,  Karl  Xathan'aol.     Die  Monchgrepubllc  des  Bergcs 

Athos.     (In  Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1860.) 
Pisciculture.     HAI.MK,  J.    La  pisciculture,  son  his- 

toire  et  ses  progres.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin 
1854.) 


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PITT 


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gation   of    fish ;     with    description    of    such 
kinds  as  are  most  suitable.     N.Y.,  1858.  8°. 

—  HUNTER,  J.      Generation  of  fishes.    (In  hit  Essays, 

v.  1.  1861.) 

—  BERTRAM,  J.  G.  Fish  cultnro  in  France.    (In  Galton, 

F.     Vacation  tourists.  1862-63.) 

-  BucKLAxn,  F.  T.      Fish  hatching.      London, 

1863.  8°. 

—  COUMES,   — .      Materiel    et    procedes   de  pisciculture 

fluvlale.    (In  France.     Com.  Imp.   de  I' Expos,  de 

1867.  Rapports,  v.  8.) 

-  Nonius,   T.      American    fish-culture.      Phila., 

1868.  12°. 

Piscopia,  Elena  Lucrezia  Cornaro.    See  Cornaro  Piscopia, 

E.  L. 
Pise  building.    JOHNSON,  8.  W.      (In  his  Rural  economy. 

1806.) 

Pisida,  Georgius.     See  Georgius  Pisida. 
Pisistratus  Liparce/is.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.   Fr.  hist. 

Gr..  v.  4.  1851.) 
Piso,  Wilhelm.      De  India;  utriusque  re  natural!  et 

medica.      Amst.,  1658.  f°. 

Content*.  Piso,  G.  Do  aeribus,  aquis,  et  locis ;  —  De 
natura  et.cura  morborum,  occidental!  Indiae,  imprimis 
Brasilia;;  —  De  animalibus,  aquatilibus,  volatilibus,  et 
terrestribus,  edulibus;  —  De  arboribus,  fructibus,  et 
herbis  niedicis,  atqtie  alimentarlls,  nascentibus  in  Bra 
silia  et  regionibus  vicinis;  —  De  noxiis  et  venenatis, 
eorumque  antidotis,  turn  et  aliquot  metamorphoses  in- 
fectorim;  —  Mantissa  aromatica,  etc.  —  Margraf,  G. 
Tractatus  topographicus  et  meteorologlcus  Brasilia?, 
cum  observatione  eclipsis  Solaris ;  —  Commentarius  de 
Brasilietisium  et  Chilensium  indole  ac  lingua,  etc.  — 
Bontius,  J.  De  conservanda  valetudine;  —  Methodus 
medendi;  —  Observ.  in  cadaveribus;  —  Xotae  in  Gar- 
ciam  ab  Orta;  —  Historia  aiiimalium;  —  Historia  planta- 
rum. 

-  De  medicina  Brasiliensi.     (In  Laet,  J.  de.     Hist.  nat. 

Brasiliae.  1648.) 

—  Traetatus  de   aeribus,   aquis,   etc.,  in    Brasilia.      (In 

Barlaeus,  C.     lierum.  1660.) 
Pistoles!,    Erasmo.     II  Vaticano  descritto  ed  illus- 

trato.     lloma,  1829-38.  8  v.  f°. 
Pistoria.   STATUTA  civitatis  Pistoricnsis,  1117-1200 ; 

cum  notis  A.  Benvoglienti.      (In  Muratori,  L.  A. 

Thes.   antiq.   Ital.,   v.   4.    1741.)  —  MANETTU.S.    J. 

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—  ClAMi'i,  S.    Notizie  ined.  della  sagrestia  pistoi- 

ese  de'  belli  arredi,  ec.,  sec.  12-15.    Firenze, 
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—  AJNNALES  Pistorienses,  sive,  Commentarii  rerum  gesta- 

rum  in  Tusuia,  1300-48.     (In  Muratori,  L.  A.     Her. 
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-  ISTORIE  pistolesi,  1300-48,  e  Diario  del  Monaldi. 

Firenze,  1733.  4°. 

Pitaval,  Francois  Gayot.     See  Gayot  de  Pitaval,  F. 
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Contents.  Excellency  of  the  art  of  physic.  —  Dis 
tempers  of  the  eyes.  —  Circulation  of  the  blood. — 
Quantity  of  the  blood.  —  Motion  of  the  stomach.  — 
Problem  of  inventors.  —  Circulation  of  the  blood  in 
born  animals,  etc.  —  Cure  of  fevers  by  evacuation.  — 
Acids  and  alkalies  in  the  cure  of  distempers.  —  Obs. 
eonc.  women's  monthly  courses.  —  Ingress  of  the  pox. 

—  Small-pox.  —  For  the  gout.  —  Division  of  distempers. 

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de  1'.     (In  his  (Euvros,  v.  2.   1847.) 

Pitcairn's  Island.  BARROW,  J.  Pitcairn's  island  ; 
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—  SHILLIBEER,  J.      Voyage  to  Pitcairn's  Island. 

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Pitha,  F.  W.,  and  Billroth,  W.  F.  Handbuch  der 
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Pithou  (I.Ht.  Pithceus;,  Pierre.  Adver.sariorum  subsecivo- 
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—  CHRIST,  J.F.     Annales  Francorum  I'ithu-ani  emendati 

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v.  5.  1751.) 

Piththy  note  to  Papists.     See  Knell,  T. 
Pitie,  La;  poeme.     See  Delille,  J. 
Pitillas,  Jorge.     (In  Cueto,   L.  A.  de.      Poetas  liricos  del 

siglo  18.  ISG'.l;  v.  61  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 

—  Satira  contra  los  malos  escritores  de  su  ticrnpo.     (In 

Sedana,  J.  J.  L.  de.  Parnaso  esp.,  v.  2.  1770;  — 
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Pitiscus,  Samuel.  Lexicon  antiquitatum  Roman- 
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Pitkin,  Timothy.  Political  and  civil  history  of  the 
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—  Speech  on  the  loan  bill,  Feb.  10.     Alexandria,  1814.  8°. 

(B  669) 

-  Statistical  view  of  the  commerce  of  the  U.  S. 
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-  Same.     2d  ed.     X.  Y.,  1817.  8". 

-  Same.     New  Haven,  1835.  8°. 

Pitkin,  Win.  Their  majesties'  colony  of  Connecticut  vin 
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—  Funeral  sermon  on.     See  Williams,  E.     (C  5) 
Pitman,  ISenn.     Assassination  of  Prcs.  Lincoln  and 

trial    of  the  conspirators.       Chichi.,   N.   Y., 
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—  ed.  Trials  for  treason  at  Indianapolis.    Chichi., 

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Pitman,    Henry.      Co-operative  stores.      (In   Nat.  Assoc. 

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Pitman,  Isaac.     The  phonographic  instructor.     9th 

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Pitman,  John.     Address  to  the  Alumni  Assoc.  of  Brown 

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—  Discourse;  2d  cent,  anniv.  of  the  settlement  of  Provi 

dence.     Prov.,  1836.  8".     (B  1599) 

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—  Oration,   cent,   anniv.   of   the    birth   of   Washington. 

Prov.,  1832.  12°.    (B  1572) 

—  Oration,  July  4.     Salem,  1812.  8°.     (B  415) 

—  Reply  to  the  letter  of  M.  Morton,  on   the  Rhode  Is. 

question.     Prov.,  1842.  f°.     (A  73) 

Pitman,  John  Rogers,  cd.  Second  course  of  ser 
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Pitman,  Joseph  S.  Report  of  the  case  W.  II.  Greene,  vs. 
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—  Report  of  the  trial  of  T.  W.  Dorr,  for  treason  against 

R.  I.     Boston,  1844.  8°.    (B  1441) 

Pitman,  Robert  Birks.  Succinct  analysis  of  in 
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Pitocchi  fortunati.  I;  fiaba.     See  Gozzi,  C. 

Pitocco,  Limerno,  pseud.     See.  Folengo,  T. 

Pitou,  Louis  Ange.  Voyage  a  Cayenne,  dans  les 
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Pitrat,  John  Claudius.  Review  of  the  speech  of  J.  R. 
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Pitre-Chevalier,  Pierre  Michel  Francois  Chevalier,  tlit. 
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Pits  (Lot.  Pitseus),  John.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem., 
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Pitt,  Christopher.       Poems.      (In    Broome,    W.      Poems. 

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—  JOHNSON,  S.     (In  his  Works,  v.  11.  1806;  —  and  Lives 

of  eminent  Eng.  poets,  v.  2.  1810.) 

Pitt,  Thomas,  Lord  Camelford.  Narrative  and 
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—  NEVE,  I'.     Letter  to  W.  Cockburne  occasioned  by  his 

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Pitt,  "Win.,  Earl  of  Chatham.  Celebrated  speech 
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—  Genuine  attracts  from  two  speeches  and  his  reply  to 

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—  1'lan  ottered  to  Ho.  of  Lords,  entitled  Provisional  act 

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-  Prophecy,  an  ode;    addr.  to  Lieut.  Gen.   G-ge,  with 

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-  BROIT.IIAM,  II.,  Lord.    (In  his  Statesmen  of  the  time 

of  (Jeorge  III.,  v.  1.   1839.) 

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hi*  late  disappointment.  London,  [176-?!.  8°  (B 
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—  CONSTITUTIONAL   queries,  to  the  admirers  of  a  late 

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—  CREASY,  E.  S.      (In  his  Mem.  of  eminent  Etonians. 

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-  EXAMINATION  of  principles  and  boasted  disinterested 

ness  of  a.  late  Kt.  lion,  gentleman.  London,  1766. 
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-  FKKE  and  candid  remarks  on  a  late  celebrated 

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-  GAMBIF.R,  J..  Baron.     (In  hi*  Memorials,  v.  1.  1861.) 

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cause,  and  consequence;  with  thoughts  on  govern 
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—  LYTTLETON,  T.,  L<1.      Letter  to  P.  on  the  Quebec  bill. 

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-  MACAULAY,  T.  B.     (In  his  Essays  crit.  1844.) 

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—  Speech  on  the  abolition  of  the  slave  trade,  Apr    2 

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—  Oratio  de  bello  contra  Turcos.    (In  Geuffle,  A.    Aulse 

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—  QABUTIUS,  J.  A.     (In  Acta  sanctorum,  v.  14.  1866.) 
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Pope.  Bulls  of  Popes  Clement  xiv.  and  I'ius  vn. 
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—  Carta  para  el   emperador.      Cordoba,  [1805].  4°.     (B 

1896) 

—  Homily  [when]  Bp.  of  Imola,  1797,  in  replication  to  a 

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—  AiiTAUD  DE  MONTOU,  A.  F.      Histoire  du   P. 

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Pie  VII.     Londres,  1804.  8°.     (C  89) 
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—  NARRATIVE    of   the    journey    and    imprisonment    of 

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-  WISK.MAN,  N.      (In  his  Recollections  of  four  popes. 

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See  also  Catholic  Church  (1st  title). 


Pius  vill.  [Francisco  Xaverio  Castiglione],  Pope.  WISE- 
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Pius  ix.  [Giovanni  Maria  Mastai-Ferretti],  Pope. 

Allocution  pronounced  in  the  secret  consistory  of 

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vie,  son  regne.     Brux.,  1866.  8°. 

Pizarro,  Francisco.  DAVENPORT,  It.  (In  his  Lives  of 
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—  QUINTANA,  M.  J.    (Iii  his  Vidas.  1845;  —  and  Obras. 

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scr.,  v.  2.  1754.) 
Pizzecolli  Ciriaco  de'.      PKUUZZI,  A.       (In  Hercolani,  A. 

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Bat.,  1781.  4°.    (A  63) 
Placcius,  Vincentius.     Thcatrum   anonymorum    et 

pseudonymorum,    ausp.  M.  Dreyeri ;  pra-m. 

est   vita  auctoris   scriptore  J.    A.    Fabricio. 

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—  NICEHON,  J.  P.   (In  his  Mem.,  v.  1.  1729;  and,  Germ., 

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Place  royale,  La;  comedie.     Si-e  Corneille,  P. 
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Placentius,  Johann   Leo.     See  Plaisant,  J.  L. 
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S.  D.     A  ventures  d'nne  Kile  de  Theodose,  Placidie. 

(In  his  St.  Jerome,  v.  2.  1867.) 
Placidus.     Glossse.   (In  Mai,  A,    Class,  auct.,  v.  3,  6.  1831- 

34.) 
Plaetoria  lex.    SAVIGNY,  F.  K.  von.    Von  dem  Sehutz  der 

Mimlerjahrigen  im  romischen  Recht,  und  inshes.  von 

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1833.) 
Plagi-scurriliad ;    a  hudibrastic    poem.       See    Carey,  M. 

(B  469) 
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—  QLINCY,  J.     Ditl'erent  causes  of  pestilential  diseases, 

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—  CHICOYNEAU,  F.,  and  SENAC,  J.  B.     Traite  de 

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—  MEAD,    It.     Disc,   on    the  plague.      (In   his    Works. 

1775.) 

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—  CALI>WEI,L,  C.  Address  to  the  Phila.  Medical  Soc.  on 

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J\o<c.  There  is  an  account  of  the  plague  at  Athens  in 
Thucydides,  I'eloponneslan  war,  book  2.  Some  letters 
written  by  J.  Allin  at  the  time  of  the  plague  in  London 
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Plagues,  Animal.     FI.KMIXG,  G.     Lond.,  1871.  8°. 
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Plaideurs,  Les;  comedic.     See  Racine,  J. 
Plain  and  proper  answer  to  this  question,  Why  does  not 

the  Bp.  of  Clogher,  etc.    London,  1753.  8°.     (B  1365, 

1385) 
Plain  answer  to  the  calumnies  in  the  Cursory  remarks  of  a 

near  observer.    2d  ed.     London,  1803.  8°.     (B  782, 

1526) 
—   Reply  of  a  near  observer  to  some  of  the  answers  of 

Cursory  remarks.     London,  1804.  8°.     (B  782) 
Plain  dealer,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Wicherly,  W. 
Plain  dealer.  The;  essay,  [with]  remarks  on  T.  Long,  and 

on   Hollingworth's    'Further  defence  of  the  King's 

holy  book',  etc.     London,  1692.  4".    (B  8) 
Plain  dealing;    a  dialogue  between  Humphrey  and  Roger 

about  chusing  the  next  Parliament.     London,  1681. 

f.    (A  54) 

Plain  dealing;   or,  Newes  from  New  England.      See  Lech- 
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Plain  Fact,  pseud.     Prove  all  things;  holdfast  that  which 

is  good;    answer  to 'Plain  Truth.'     Phi  la.,  1827.  8°. 

(B'l889) 

See  ulw  Plain  Truth. 
Plain  facts;  a  review  of  the  conduct  of  the  late  ministers. 

3d  ed.     London,  1807.  8°.     (B  680) 
Plain  facts  and  considerations  in  favor  of  J.  Buchanan  and 

J.  C.  Breckinbridge.    Boston,  1856.  8°.    (B  1508) 
Plain   facts   for  plain   people;    or,  principle  against  expe 
diency.     Bait.,  1830.  8°.     (B  1663) 
Plain  matter  of  fact;  or,  Whiggism  the  bulwark  of  these 

kingdoms.     London,  1742.  8°.     (B  760) 
Plain  question  upon  the  dispute  with  our  American  colonies. 

3d  ed.     London,  1776.  12°.    (B  390) 
Plain  reasoner;  wherein  the  present  state  of  affairs  is  set 

in  a  new  but  obvious  light.  Lond.,  1745.  8°.  (B  760) 
Plain  reasons  for  being  a  Christian.  London,  1730.  8°.  (B 

1711) 
Plain  reasons  for  dissenting  from  the  Church  of  Eng. ;  by 

a  true  Protestant.  18th  ed.  Boston,  1725.  8°.  (C  24) 
Plain  sense  on  national  industry.  N.  Y.,  1820.  8°.  (B  563) 
Plain  speaker ;  opinions  011  books,  men,  etc.,  [by 

W.  Ha/.litt].     London,  1826.  2  v.  8°. 
Plain  state  of  the  argument  between  Or.  Britain  and  her 

colonies.     London,  1775.  8°.    (B  389) 
Plain  statement,  A;    addressed  to  the  proprietors  of  real 

estate,  in   the  city  of  New  York.     X.  Y.,  1818.  8°. 

(B  446) 

Plain  thoughts  of  a  plain  man.     London,  1797.  8°.    (B  595) 
Plain  Truth, pseud.  Candid  address  to  the  Episcopalians  of 

I'enn.,  in  rel.  to  the  present  situation  of  the  affairs 

of  the  diocese,    n.p.,  1827.  8°.    (B  1889) 
PLAIN  FACT,  pseud.    Prove  all  tilings;  hold  fast  that 

which  is  good;  answer.     Phila.,  1827.  8°.     (B  1889) 
—   Three  letters;   one  to  committee   of  correspondence; 

one   to  'Plain  Truth,  Jr.';  and  one  to  'Plain  Fact'; 

in  support  of  the  'Candid  address',  etc.    n.p.,  1827. 

8".    (B  1889) 
Plain   truth;    a   private   disc,   betwixt  P.  and   H.      n.t.p. 

[17-.]  f°.    (A  54) 
Plain  truth  ;  addressed  to  the  people  of  Virginia,  Feb.  1799  ; 

by  a  citizen  of  Westmoreland  County.     n.p.,n.d.  8°. 

(W69) 
Plain  truth;    or,  A  letter  to  the  author  of   'Dispassionate 

thoughts  on  the  American  war'.     London,  1780.  8°. 

(B  417) 

Plain  truth  ;  series  of  numbers  from  the  N.  Y.  Daily   ad 
vertiser.     N.  Y.,  1821.  12°.    (C  111) 
Plain  word,  cone,  the  late  circular  of  M.Eastburn  to  the 

clergy  of  Mass.     Boston,  1846.  12°.     (B  236) 
Plaindealer,  The;    Dec.  3,  1836  -  Sept.   30,    1837. 

N.  Y.,  1836-37.  8". 
Plainfield,  Mass.     POHTKU,  J.     Descript.  and  hist. 

sketch  of  P.     Greenfield,  1834.  8°. 

Another  copy.     (B  1088,  1138) 

Account   of    P.      (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  18. 

1819.) 
Plainfleld  Academy.     Catalogue  of  the  trustees,  etc.,  Aug. 

Brooklyn,  1833.  8°.    (B  1722) 

296.     (21.  7.  79.) 


Plaisant  (Lat.  Placentius),  Jean  Leon.     Pugna  porcoruin. 

(fn  Morgan,  J.  A.     Macaronic  poetry.  1872.) 
Plaisir,   Le;    par  A.  H.  Kcratry.      (fn  Biblioth.  univ.  des 

rotnans,  Nouv.,  v.  34.  1800.) 
Plan  for  conciliating  jarring  polit.  interests  of  Gr.  Brit,  and 

her  X.  Amer.  colonies.     London,  1775.  12°.    (B  390) 
Plan  for  establishing  a  balance  of  power  in  Europe.      (In 

Pamphleteer,  1814;  v.  4  of  B  838) 
Plan  for  public  schools  in  Pennsylvania;  add.,  thoughts  on 

educ.  in  a  republic.     Phila.,  1786.  12".    (C  46,  49) 
Plan    of    a    proposed    union   between    Gr.    Brit,    and    the 

Colonies.     See  Chandler,  T.  B.     (W  21) 
Plan  of  an  inst.  for  rendering  assistance   to   shipwrecked 

mariners.     London,  1815.  8°.    (C  174) 
Plan  of  reconciliation  with   America   consistent   with  the 

dignity  and  interests  of  both   countries.      London, 

1782.  8°.    (B  678,  702) 
Plana,  Giovanni  Antonio  Amodeo.     Le  metre  compare  avec 

Pancienue  coudee  trouveu  a  Memphis.     See  Bidone, 

Planard,  Francois  Antoine  Eugene  de.      La  niece 

snpposee.     Paris,  1813.  8°.     (B  1623) 
-    and  St.  Georges,  II.  de.      Blyskawica,  opera 

komiczna ;     tlum.   przez    J.    S.   Ja.siti.skicjjo. 

Wars/awa,  1836.   16°.      (Teatra  War/awskie, 

pt.  2,  v.  9.) 
Planche,  ,)//•*.  Eliza.    The  Welsh  girl;  comedy.    (No.  8  of 

Spencer's  uiiiv.  stage.) 
Planche,  Joseph.      Dictionnaire  grec-frangais.     2e 

ed.     Paris,  1817.  4°. 

-  Dictionnaire  franc/ris  de  la  languc  oratoire  et 

p6etique ;  suivi  d'un  vocabulaire  de  tons  les 

mots  qni  appartiennent  au  langage  vulgaire. 

Paris,  1819-22.  3  v.  8°. 
Planche,  Jean  Buptiste  Gustavo.   [Numerous  articles.]    (fn 

Revue  d.  D.  Mondcs,  fev.  1832-1857.) 
Planche,  James  ^Robinson.     Beauty  and  the  beast; 

fairy  extravaganza.     (In,  Minor  drama,  v.  2.) 

—  The  brigade;  drama,     (fn  Sargent,  E.      Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  24.) 

—  Captain  of  the  watch;  farce,     (fn  Minor  dr.,  v.  2.) 

—  Charles  xn.  —  Follies  of  a  night;     vaudeville   com 

edy.  —  Faint  heart  never  won  fair  lady,  (fn  Sar 
gent,  E.  Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  6.) 

—  Court  favor;  comedy,     (fn  Webster,  B.     Acting  nat., 

dr.,  v.  2.) 

—  Garrick    fes-er;    farce.    (No.  74  of  De  Witt's   acting 

plays.) 

—  Grist  to   the   mill;    drama,      (fn  Sargent,  E.     Mod., 

stand,  dr.,  v.  33.) 

-  The   hasty   conclusion;    burletta.      (In    Webster,   B. 

Acting  nat.  dr.,  v.  4.) 

-  History  of  British  costume.   London,  1831.   12". 

(Lib.  ent.  knowl.,  v.  13.) 

—  The  invisible  prince;  fairy  extravaganza,     (fn  Minor 

drama,  v.  1.)  —  The  Jacobite,     (hi  v.  3.) 

—  Lavater,  the  physiognomist;  drama,     (fn  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  drama,  v.  40.) 

—  The  loan  of  a  lover;  vaudeville.     (In  Minor   drama, 

v.l.) 

—  A  peculiar  position ;  farce.     (In  Webster,  B.     Acting 

nat.  dr.,  v.  1.) 

—  The  pride  of  the  market;    comic  drama.      (In  Minor 

drama,  v.  2.) 

—  A   printer's   devil;    farce.     (In  Webster,  B.     Acting 

nat.  dr.,  v.  5.) 

-  Pursuivant   at   arms ;    or,    Heraldry   founded 

upon  facts.     London,  [I860].  8°. 

—  Remarks  on  some  of  [L  Jones's]  sketches  for  masques 

and  dramas.  (In  Cunningham,  P.  Inigo  Jones. 
1848.) 

—  Secret  service;  drama,  by  A.  H.  J.  and  C.  Duveyrier; 

tr..by  P.     (In  Minor  dr.,  v.  4.) 

—  Two   Figaros  ;    musical   comedy.      (In   Webster,    B. 

Acting  nat.  dr.,  v.  1.)  —  and  Dance,  C.  Puss  in 
boots;  burletta.  (In  v.  3.)  —  Riquet  with  the  tuft; 
burletta.  (In  v.  1.) 

Planche,  Matilda   Anne.      See  Mackarness,  Mr*.  M.  A.  P. 

Plancher-Valcour,  Philippe  Alexandre  Louis  Pierre. 
MONSELKT,  C.  (In  hln  Les  originaux.  1864.) 

Plancius,  Peter.  Bmsi>EVlLt,K,  T.  A  description  of 
Plancius  his  mappe  set  forth  in  1592.  (In  his  Ex 
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Planck,  Gottlieb  Jakob.  Geschichte  der  prot- 
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Lpz.,  1791-1800.  6  v.  in  8  pts.  8°. 


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2350 


PLATO 


Note.     With   the  2d    title  'Geschichte  unsers  protes- 

tantischen  Lehrbcgrift's.    4. -6.  Bd.  drop  the  1ft  title  and 

have  a  title  'Geschichte  der  proteBtantischen  Thcologie'. 

6.  Bd.  contains  the  Register. 

Planck,    Heinrich.      De   origine   atque     indole     tragcedise 

apud  Romanes.     (In  Ennius,  Q.    Medea.  1807.) 
Planes.   JAUBERT  DE  PASSA,  F.  J.  L'eglise  de  Planes.   (In 

Annales  archeol.,  v.  14.  1854.) 

Planets.  EULER,  L.  Theoria  motuum  planetarum 
et  cometaium.  Berol.,  [1744].  4". 

—  HALLEY,    E.     Tables  pour   les  pi  aretes  et  les 

cometes  ;  aug.,  etc.,  par  De  Lalnnde.  Paris, 
1759.  8°. 

-- —  LAGHANGE,  J.  L.,  comte  de.  Le  mouvement  des 
noeudsdes  orbites  planetaires.  [1774.]  —  L'altcration 
des  moyens  mouvements  planet»irt  s.  [1776.]  (In 
hi*  CEuvres,  v.  4.  1869.)  — -Theorie  geom.  du  mouv- 
ement  des  aphelies  des  planetes  pour  servir  d'addit. 
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tricis  secundum  theoriam  Newtonianani.  Dublin, 
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—  COLEBROOKE.H.  T.   Notion  of  thcllindii  astronomers 

cone,  the  precession  of  the  equinoxes  and  motions 
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—  DICK,  T.     Celestial  scenery.  [1837.]  (In  his  Complete 

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—  WALKER.  S.  C.    New  analogy  in  the  periods  of  the 

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Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  2.  1850.) 

-  MITCHELL,    O.    M.      The  orbs  of  heaven;  or, 

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2  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Ex  rec.  R.  B.  Hirscbigii.  Eu- 
thyphro. —  A])ologia  Socratis.  —  Ciito.  —  Pluedo. — 
Thenges.  —  Erasta-.  —  Thea'tetus.  —  SophiMa.  —  Eu- 
thydemus.  —  Protagoras.  —  Hippias  Alinor.  —  Cratylus. 

—  Gorgias.  —  lo.   —   Phik'buK.  —   ^leno.  —  Alcibhulcs 
primus.  —   Alcibiades  secundus.  —   Charmides.  —  La 
ches.  —  Lysis.  —  Hipparcbus.  —  Menex. —  Politicus.  — 
Minos.  —   ParmeiiidcK.  —  Convivium.  —  1'ha-drus. — 
Ilippias  major.      2.     Ex  rec.  C.  E.  C.  Schneider!.     Civ- 
itas.  —  Timaeus.  —  Critias.  —  Leges.  —  Epinomis.  — 
E])istolae.  —  Axiochus.  —  De  justo.  —  De  virtute.  — 
Demodocus.  —  Sisyphus.  —  Eryxias.  —  Detinitioncs. 

—  Dialog! ;    ex    recog.    C.  F.  llermanni.     Lips., 

1859,  58,  56-58.  6  v.  18°. 

Contents.     Vol.1.    'Evf)\J<t>puir. — 'ATroAoyia  Suxcparovs- 

—  KpiTioi'.  —  ij'at6(o^.  —  KpaTvAos.  —  8coiTi)TOS.  —   2opi- 
<TT»JS.   —  IIoAiTi/cds.       2.      llapyiti'tfiT)?.  —  «l'tAr)j3o?.  —  ii'ji- 
irooior.  — 4)ai£po?.  —  'AA<ci^ia6r)?.  —  'AAicij3ta5>)s  Sevrtpos. 

—  *lmrao<;.   —  'Arrepaarai.  —  0eay7)?.       3.      Xopfxi6r;?. 


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—  AaxTjs.  —  Auo-is.  —  'Eu0i<Sr)|U<K.  —  Upcoraydpa?.  —  Top- 
yias-   —  Me' PUP.  —  'In-Trias    n<  i^tar.  —  'In-irias  'eAaTTUP.  — 
'Ian-.  —    Mti'tf  ti/os.       4.      IIoAireia.  —  Tt'jxaiOf.    —  Ti^aiti 
Aoicpuj  n-epc  </<u^as  /cdcr/Liw.  —  Kpiria?.  —  Mirux.     5.     Ndfioi. 

—  'Eiriro/xis.       6.     'EiriaroAac. — "Opot. —  IIcpl  fiticaiov. — 
JItpi  aptTijs'.  —  A>juu5o*<K.  —  Sicrv  fro?.  —  'AAicuun'.  —  'Epu- 

f -as-.  —  'Af  ioxos.  —  Ajijien-lic  Plat 'mica,  '\\ftivov  ei«a- 

yioy;.  —  'AAxipdou  ei?ayujy>j.  —  'OAu;u.7ri.o8opou  jSi'os  IIAa- 
TuM'os.  —  QpoAcyouepa  T*)?  lIAarwpo?  </>iAoao</uas.  — • 
i\oAia.  —  Ti/iouou  tit  Tcip  ToD  HAaruii'oy  Ae'feiup.  —  Ono- 
masticon.  —  Index  scriptorum  laudatorum.  —  Dialogo- 
runi  ordo  alphabetieus. 

-    A'«</.Works ;  tr.  by  T.  Taylor  and  F.  Syden- 

ham.     London,  1801.  5  v.   4°. 
Conti'it'*.     Vol.  1.      Life  of  Plato,  by  Olympiodorus. 

—  First  Alcibiades.  —  The  re-public.   —  Note.-)  on  the 
first  Alcibiadi-s,  from   the   minuscript  commentary  of 
Proclus.  —  Xotes  on  the-  Republic.      2.     Laws.  —  Epi- 
nomis,  or  The  philosopher.  —  TimaMis.  — -  Critias,  or  At- 
lantieus.—  N'oti-s  on  the  Tim:eiis,  from  Proelus.   3.    Par- 
menides. —  Sophista.  —  Pine  Irus. —  Greater  Hippias.  — 
Banquet.  —  Xote.-i  from  Proclus,  and  from  the  ins.  of  Da- 
mascius.       4.      ThejEtetus.  —   Politicus.   —    Minos.  — 
Apology  of  Socrates.  —  Crito.  —  Phiedo.  —  Gorgias.  — 
I'hilebu.s.  —  SuoonJ  Aleihiades.     5.    Euthypho.  —  Meno. 

—  Protagoras.  —  Theagas.  —  Laches.  —  Lysis.  —  Char- 
mi<h'S. —  Lesser  Hippias.  —  Kuthydemus.  —  Hipparclms. 

—  Rivals.  —  MeiH'Xenus.  —  ULitopho.  —  lo.  —  Cratylus. 

—  Twelve  epistles.  —  Xotes  on  the  Cratylus,  from  Pro- 
el  us. 

Same.     Tr.  by    II.   Gary,   H.  Davis,  and   G. 

B urges.  London,  Bohn,  1848-54.  6  v.  8°. 
Content*.  Vol.1.  Apology  of  Socrates.  —  Crito;or, 
Tin- duty  of  a  citizen.  —  Phuedo;  or,  The  immortality 
of  the  soul.  —  Gorgias ;  or,  On  rhetoric.  —  Protagoras; 
or,  The  sophists.  —  Phncdrus;  or,  On  the  beautiful.  — 
Theictetus ;  or,  On  science.  —  Euthyphron;  or,  O:i  holi 
ness.  —  Lysis;  or,  On  friendship.  2.  Republic.  — 
Timruiis.  —  Critias.  3.  Meno;  or,  Respecting  virtue. 

—  Kuthydemus.    —  The  sophist.  —  The  statesman.  — 
Cratylus.  —  Parmenides;  or,  On  idealities.  —  The  ban 
quet;  or,  On  love.      4.     Philebus;  on  the  greatest  good. 

—  Charmide.s;  on  temperance.   — Laches;  or,  On  forti 
tude.    —    Menexenus.    —    Hippias    major.   —   Hippias 
minor.  —  Ion.  —  First  Alcibiades.  —  Second  Alcibiades; 
On  praying.  —  Theages.  —  Rivals.  —  Hipparchus.  —  Mi 
nos.  —  Olitopho.  —  Epistles.      5.     Laws.      6.     Epino- 
mis;  or,  The  philosopher.  —  Axiochus;  or,  On  death. — 
Eryias;  or,  On  wealth.  —  On  virtue.  —  On  justice. — 
Sysyphus ;  or,  Upon  taking  counsel.  —  Demodocus.  — 
Definitions.  —  Treatise  of  TimaMis  the  Locrian,  on  the 
soul  of  the  world  and  nature.  —  Life  of  Plato,  by  Diog 
enes  Laertius,  by  Ilesychius  of  Miletus,  and  by  Olym- 
pio.lorus.   —   Introduction  of  Aleinous  to  the  doctrines 
of  Plato.  —  Introduction  of  Albiuus  to  the  dialogues  of 
Plato.   —   Apuleius  on  the  doctrines  of  Plato.  —   Sonic 
account  of  the  dialogues  and  of  the  epistles  of  Plato,  by 
T.  Gray.  —  General  view  of  the  works  of  Plato,  by  F. 
Sydenharn. 

—  Ausgewaehlte  Dialogen ;   erkl.  von  H.  Sauppe. 

2s  Baendchen :  Protagoras.    Berlin,  18-57.  8°. 
—    Eng.   Platonic  dialogues  for  Eng.  readers  ;  by 
W.  Whewell.     2d  ed.     Camb.,  Lond.,  1860. 
3  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Dialogues  of  the  Socratic  school, 
and  dialogues  referring  to  the  trial  and  death  of  Socra 
tes.  2.  Antisophist  dialogues.  3.  The  liepublic  and 
the  Timaeus. 

Dialogues  ;  tr.  with  analyses  and  introd.  by 

B.  Jowett.      Oxon.,  1871.  4  v.  8°. 
Content*.     Vol.  1.     Char.nides;    or,  Temperance.  — 
Lysis;  or,  Friendship.  —  Laches;  or,  Courage.  —  Pro 
tagoras.  —  Euthydemus.  —  Ion.  —  Meno.  —  Euthyphro. 

—  Apology.  —  Orito.  —  I'liapdo.  —  The  symposium.  — 
I'hsedrus.  —  Cratylus.      2.     The  republic.  —  Timneus.  — 
Critias.      3.     Gorgias.  —   Philebus.    —    Parmenides.  — 
Theaetetus.  —   Sophist.   —   Statesman.       4.     Laws.   — 
App. :  —  Lesser  Hippias;  —  First  Alcibiades;  —  Menex 
enus.  —  Index. 

—  Germ.     Werke ;    von  F.  Schleiermacher.   i,  n. 

3e  Aufl. ;  in.  1,  2e  Aufl.     Berlin,  1855-62. 
3  v.  in  6  pt.  8°. 
Content*.    Vol.  1.     Phaidros.  —  Lysis.  —  Protagoras. 

—  Laches.  —   Anmi-rkungen.       2,  pt.  1.      Gorgias.  — 
Theaitetos.  —  Menon.—  Kuthydemos.  —  AnmerkungiHi. 
2,  pt.  2.     Kratylos.  —  Der  Sophist.  —  Per  Staatsmann. 

—  Das  Gastmahl.  —  Anmerkimjjon.      2,  pt.  3.     Phaidon. 

—  Philebos.  —  Theages.  —  Die  Nebonbuhler.  —  Alkibi- 


ades  der  soge:inant.(  Erste.  —  Menexeuos.  —  Hippias.— 
Kleltophon.  —  Anmerkungen.  3,  pt.  1.  DerStaat.  — 
Anmerkungen. 

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Plato  (ominis.  Fragm.  (In  Meineke,  A.  Fr.  com.  Gr., 
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Plattes,  Gabriel.   Discovery  of  subterranean  treasure.     (In 

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• —     Same.     London,  1784.  8°.    (B  472) 

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iiaufrugios  de  A.  Nunes  Cabe/a  de  Bacca 
contra  la  censura  de  [P].  Madrid,  1736.  t'°. 


Plautvis,     Titus    Maccius.      Comordiiv    xx.     n.l.j). 
[I/iigd.     Bat.,      up.    Ehirinnn,    1652:']     16". 

—  Coma'dia?  ;  ace.  commcntarius  ex  var.  notis  ;  ex 

recens.   J.   F.  Gronovii.      Lugd.  Bat.,  liot., 
1669.  2  v.  in  1.  8°. 

—  Commedie ;  volgarizzate  da  N.E.  Angelio;  col 

testo  latino.  Napoli,  1783-84.  10  v.  8°. 
Coiititits.  Vol.  1.  L'antitrione.  —  L'asinaria.  2. 
Pentolinaria.  — I  prigioni.  3.  11  gorgoglione.  —  La 
Casina.  4.  La  cistellaria.  —  L'Kpidico.  5.  Le  l?ac- 
cliidi.  —  La  spiritcllaria.  6.  1  Mem-mini.  —  11  soldato 
bravo.  7.  II  merc-atante.  —  II  trappola.  8.  IlCarta- 
ginesino.  —  11  Persiano.  .  9.  La  i'une.  —  Lo  Stico.  10. 
II  trinuinmo.  —  11  bnrbero. 

—  Com<rdi£e ;   curante   J.    Naudet.     Paris,  1830- 

32.  4  v.  8°.  (Lcmaire.  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 
Contents.  Vol.1.  Ampliitruo.  —  Les  Susies,  coinedie 
de  Rotrou.  —  Asinaria.  —  Aulularia.  —  Bacchides.  — 
Caj)tivi.  —  Les  captifs;  comedie  de  Rotrou.  —  Casina.., 
2.  Cistcllaria.—  Ctirculio. — Kpidicus. —  Mensecbmi.  — 
Mercator.  —  Miles  gloriosus.  —  Mostellaria.  —  Persa.  — 
Les  Menechmes;  comedie  de  Rotrou.  3.  Pceiiulus. 

—  IVcudolus.    —   Rudens.  —  Stichus.  —  Trinuinnuis.  — 
Truculentus.  —  Fabnlarum  fragmenta.  —  (,hicrohis  sive 
Aulularia.   —   De  Plauto  testhnonia.   —   Vita  Plauti. — 
Notitia  literaria.      4.     Index  verborum  universus. 

—  Comtrdia1 ;   ex  recens.  et  cum  app.  crit.  F.  Itit- 

schelii.     Bonna?,  1848-50  [52].  2  v.  8". 
Contents.      Vol.  1.      Prolegomena.  —  Trimminvus.  — 
Miles  gloriosns.  —  Baccliides.      2.     Stk-lms.  —  1'seudu- 
lus.  —  Meiujechmi.  —  Mostellaria. 
-  Comirdiie ;    ex  recog.  A.  Fleckeiseni.      Lips., 

Tcubncr,  1850-56.  2  v.   12". 

Contents,  Vol.  1.  Ainphitmo.  —  Captivi.  —  Miles 
glorioKiis.  —  RudeiiK.  —  Trinumnius.  2.  Asinaria. — 
Bacchides.  —  Curculio.  —  IVeiidulus.  —  Stiehus. 

-  Eng.     Comedies ;    tr.  into  blank  verse  by  B. 

Thornton   [and  11.  Warner].     (Vol.  1,  2,  2d 
ed.)      London,  1769-74.  5  v.  8". 
Contents.      Vol.   1.      Amphitryon.   —   The   braggard 
captain.   —   The  captives.       2.     The  treasure.    —    The 
merchant.  —   The  miser.   —   The  shipwreck.      3.     Tin- 
twin  brothers.  —  The  discovery.  —  The  apparition. — 
The  cheat.      4.     Conjugal  fidelity.  —  The  casket.  —  The 
parasite.  —  The  churl.  —  The  Carthaginian.      5.     The 
courtezans.  —  The  Persian.  —  The  ass-dealer.  —   The 
lots.  —  Fragments. 

Same.   Tr.  with  notes,  by  II.  T.  Bailey.   Lon 
don,  Jlohn,  1852.  2  v.  S". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Trinumnins.  —  Miles  gloriosns.  — 
Bacchides.  —  Stichus.  —  Pseudolus.  —  Mensechmi.  — 
Ambularia.  —Captivi.— Asinaria.  —  Curculio.  2.  Am 
phitryon. —Rudens.— Mercator. —Cistcllaria.— Trucu 
lentus.  —  Persa.  —  Casina.  —  I'leiuilus.  —  Mostellaria. 

—  Fragments. 

—  French.     Comedies  ;  nouv.  tr.  par  Gueudcvillc. 

Leicle,  1719.  10  v.  12°. 

Contents.      Vol.  1.      Amphitrion.       2.  Asinaire.  — 

Aululaire.      3.     Captifs.  —  Curculion.  4.     Casine. — 
Cistelaire.  —  Epidique.      5.     Bacchides.  —  Mostellarie. 

6.     Menechines.  —  Soldat  fanfaron.      7.  Marchand.  — 

Pseudole.      8.     Poennle.   —    La  Persane.  9.     Eudens. 

—  Stichus.      10.    Trinumme.  —  Violent. 

Comedies.      (Vol.  1-8    of    Levee,  J.   B.,    and     Le 

Monnier,  G.  A.     Theatre  des  Latins,  1820-21.) 
Namely.    Vol.1.     Amphitryon.  —  Asinaire.     2.    Au- 
hilairc.  —  Captifs.     3.      Curculion.  —  Casina.  —  Cistel- 
laire.     4.      Epidicus.   —   Bacchides.      5.      Menechines. 

—  Marchand.     6.     Soldat   fanfaron.  —  Revenant.  —  Le 
Perse.    7.     Trompeur.  —  Carthaginois.  —  Stichus.     8. 
Heureux  naufrage.  —  Tresor.  —  Rustre. 

—  Ital.     See,  back,  Commedie;  volg. 

—  Fragmenta.     [Lat.  et   Fr.]     (In  Levee,  J.  B.,  and  Le 

Monnier.  G.  A.      Theatre   des  Latins,  v.  15.  1823.) 

—  Anfitrion;  tr.   [por]  F.  de  Villalobos.     (In  Castro,  A. 

de.     Curios,  bibliog.  1855;    v.  36  of  Aribati.  Bibl.) 

—  Captivi,   Trinummus,  et  Rudens  ;  with  English 

notes  by  C.S.  Harrington.    N.  Y.,  1870.   12". 

—  Captivi;  "[ad    usum     Collegii      Harvardiani] . 

Cantab.,  1832.  12°. 

-  Die    Menftchmcn  ;   lat.  und  deutsch  mit  einer 

Einleit.  uber  die  Characterrolle  des  Parasiten  ; 
hrsg.  von  C.  E.  Geppcrt.    Berlin,  1845.   8". 


PLAUTUS 


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PLEASURE 


-  Mrrentor,    ex    recens.    ct     cum    npp.    erit.    F. 

Ritschelii.     Elberfeldii-,  1854.  8". 

-  Mostellaria  ;  with  notes  by  W.  Ramsay  ;  ed.  by 

G.  G.  Ramsay.     London,  1869.  8"." 
Trinummus ;  Lat.  uud  cleutsch,  mit  ciner  Vor- 
rede  iiber  die  Gcsct/.c  der  plautinischen  Yers- 
kunst    von    C.    E.  Geppert.  2e  Ausg.    Lpz., 
1854.   8°. 

-  HAMILTON,     J.       The    Punic     passage    in     I'lautus, 

collated  with  parallel  passages  of  tin-  Hebrew  scrip 
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his  Opera,  v.  19.  18r>3.) 

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Flaw,  John.  Rural  architecture;  designs  for  cot 
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Play  ;  comedy.     See  Robertson,  T.  W. 

Play  of  the  Sacnunent,  Th<>;  a  middle  Eng.  drama;  ed.  by 
W.  Stokes.  (In  Philological  Soc.  Trans.,  1860-61.) 

Player,  »V<>  Thomas.  Speech.  (In  Account  of  the  proc. 
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[108-.]  P.  (A  50) 

-  Answer  [to  his]  speecli  to  the  Ld.  Mayor,  etc.,  12th 
Sept.  1679.     n.t.p.  [168-.]  f°.    (A  50) 

-  HI:K  and  cry  after  the  reasons  which  were   to   have 

been  given  to  the  Lieutenancy  by  Sir  T.  l'[layer] 
and  others.  London,  1679.  f°.  (A  50) 

-  VINDICATION  of  Sir  T.  P. ;    reply  to  an  Answer  to 

[his]  speech,     n.t.p.  [I6-—]  f.    (A  50) 

-  VINDICATOR,  The,  vindicated;  or,  A  sur-re.joynder  on 

[his]  behalf,  against  II.  B.'s  'Answer  in  defence 
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Players.     See  Actors ;  —  Stage ;  —  Theatre. 

Playfair,  James.  A  geographical  and  statistical 
description  of  Scotland.  Eclin.,  1819.  2  v.  8°. 

-  System  of  chronology.     Edin.,  1784.  f°. 
Playfair,  John.     Works ;    with  memoir.      Edin., 

1822.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Memoir.  —  Illust.  of  the  Huttonian 
theory  of  the  earth.  2.  General  view  of  the  progress 
of  mathematical  and  physical  science  since  the  revival  of 
letters  in  Europe.  3.  *  Arithmetic  of  impossible  quan 
tities.  —  Causes  which  affect  the  accuracy  of  baromet 
rical  measurements.  —  Astronomy  of  the  Brahmins.  — 
Origin  and  investigation  of  porisms.  —  Observations  on 
the  trigonometrical  tables  of  the  Brahmins.  —  Theorems 
relating  to  the  figure  of  the  earth.  —  On  the  solids  of 
greatest  attraction.  —  Progress  of  heat  in  spherical 
bodies.  —  Account  of  a  litliological  survey  of  Schehal- 
lien.  —  On  the  naval  tactics  of  J.  Clerk  of  Kldin.  4. 
Biog.  account  of  M.  Stewart,  J.  Hutton,  and  J.  llohison. 
—  Review  of  Mndge's  account  of  the  trigonometrical  sur 
vey  of  England.  —  Review  of  Mechain  et  Delambre,  Base 
dti  systeme  metrique  decimal.  —  Review  of  Laplace, 
Traite  du  mecanique  celeste.  —  Review  of  Le  compte 
rendu  par  1'Jnst.  de  France.  —  Review  of  Lambton's 
measurement  of  an  arch  of  the  meridian.  —  Review  of 
Laplace.  —  Essai  philos.  sur  les  probability's.  —  Review 
of  Baron  de  Zach,  Attraction  des  montagnes.  — Review 
of  Kater  on  the  pendulum. 

-  Dissertation  on  the  progress  of  mathematical 

and  physical  science,  since  the  revival  of 
letters.  [Boston,  183-.]  8°. 

-  Same,      (fn    Encyclopaedia    Brit.,    6th   ed.,   suppl., 

v.  2,  4;  —  8th  ed.,  v.  1.  1863.) 

-  Elements  of  geometry  ;  cont.  the  first  six  books 

of  Euclid,  with  a  supplement.  2d  Amer.ed. 
Boston,  1814.  8°. 

-  Same.     N.  Y.,  1819.  8°. 
Same.     N.  Y.,  1833.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  the  author  of  the  "Examination  of  Stewarts' 
'Short  statement  of  facts'.''  Edin.,  1806.  8°.  (B 
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-   Outlines    of   natural  philosophy.     (Vol.  I.  3d 
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Playfair,  Lyon.  Address  on  education.  (In  Nat.  Assoc. 
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the  exhibition  as  indicating  the  necessity  of  indus 
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—  Declining  production  of  human  food  in  Ireland.     (In 

Grant,  .Sir  A.     Recess  studies.  1870.) 

—  Gases  evolved  during  the  formation  of  coal.    (In  Gr. 

Brit.  Cioloij.  Survey.  Mem.  of  the  Geolog.  Survey, 
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Playfair,  "Wni.  Commercial  and  political  atlas; 
for  the  18th  cent.  3d  cd.  London,  1801.  4°. 

—  Letters  on  the  conundrum,  now  solved  by  Buonaparte, 

etc.    London,  1815.  8°.    (B  1527) 

—  Outlines  for  a  new  and  solid  balance  of  power  in  Eu 

rope.     «.;>.,  1813.  8°.     (B1118) 

-  Political  portraits.     London,  1813-14.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Supplementary  volume.     London,  1816.  8°. 

—  Supplementary  table.     (In  Boetticher,  J.  G.  I.     Sta 

tistical  tables.  1800.) 

—  Thoughts  on  the  present  state  of  French  politics;  add., 

Treatise  on   the  defence  of  Eng.,   by  Gen.  Lloyd. 

London,  1793.  8°.     (B  1712) 
Playford,  Francis.      Practical  hints   for  investing 

money,  etc.  3d  ed.     Lond.,  Weale,  1864.   12". 
Playing  for  high  stakes  ;  by  Annie  Thomas  [Cudlip] . 

N.  Y.,  1868.  8°. 

-  Same.     (In  London  society,  v.  11.  1867.) 

Plays.  For  collections  o'f  plays  nee  English  drama  (p.  898) ; 
—  Latin  drama  (p.  1677) ;—  and  the  division  Litera 
ture  under  the  names  of  countries,  esp.  France, 
Italy,  and  Spain  ;  —  alxo  Masques. 

Plays,  Parlor.     See  Private  theatricals. 

Playse,  John,  ntut  Hudson,  II.  His  discoverie  toward  the 
North  pole,  16'17.  (In  Purchas.  Pilgrimes,  v.  3. 
1625;  —  and  in  N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  1.  1811.) 

Playwrights,     fie e  Dramatic  authors. 

Plaza,  Jose  Antonio  de.  Compemlio  de  la  hist,  de 
la  N.  Granada,  hasta  1831.  Bogota,  1850.  8°. 

—  Memorias  para  la  hist,  de  la  N.  Granada,  hasta 

1810.     Bogota,  1850.  8°. 
Plazanet,  A.    de.       Hydroplastie  (electro-chimie-galvano- 

plastic),     (fn  Lacroix,  E.      Etudes  sur  1'Expos.  de 

1867.) 
Plea  for  all  sides;  views  of  a  real  neutral  cone,  the  row  at 

Dame  Europa's  school;  by  an  Etonian.     London, 

1871.  16°.    (E  158) 
Plea  for  authors  and  the  rights  of  literary  property;  by  an 

American.     N.  Y.,  1838.  8°.    (B  1756) 
Plea   for  the  poor  soldiers;    by  a  citizen  of  Philadelphia 

[P.  Webster].     Phibi.,  1790.  8°.    (B  625) 

—  Same.    New  Haven.  1790.  8°.     (B  1488) 
Plea  for  the  West.     See  Beecher,  L. 

Plea  for  voluntary  societies.     N.  Y.,  1837.  12". 
Plea,  The,  of  the  colonies  on  the  charges  brought  against 

them  by  Lord  M — d,  and  others,  in  a  letter  to  his 

lordship.     London,  1776.  8°.    (B  678) 
Plea  to  the  Duke's  answers,     n.t.p.  [16—.]  f°.    (A  54) 
Pleader's  guide.    See  Anstey,  J. 
Pleading.      CLERK'S  instructor  in  the  practice  of 

the  Courts  of    King's    Bench  and  Common 

Pleas;  by  an  attorney  at  law.     2d  ed.     Vol. 

2.     In  the  Savoy.     [London,]  1741.  8". 
-  EVES,    S.      Doctrina    placitandi,   ou    L'art   et 

science  de  bon  pleading.     London,  1677.  4n. 

—  G.,  R.      Instructor  clericalis  ;    directing    both 

in  the  courts  of  Queen's  Bench  and  Common 
Pleas,  etc.  Vols.  1,  3-5.  London,  1707-24, 
27,  22.  4  v.  in  5.  8°. 

—  IXTRA.TIONUM  liber.     [London,]  1546.  f°. 

See  also  Attorney ;  —  Criminal   practice  and  plead 
ings. 

Pleasant  conceits  of  old  Hobson.     See  Johnson,  R. 
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Plumbe,  Samuel.  On  diseases  of  the  skin.  Lon 
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three  essays.     2d  ed.     London,  1856.  12°. 


PLURALITY 


2362 


PLUTARCHUS 


-  PROCTOU,    II.   A.      Other    worlds    than    ours. 
London,  1870.  8°. 

—  SMITH,  II.  J.  S.     (fn  Oxford  essays.  1855.) 

—  WHEWKLL,  W.     Plurality  of  worlds;    with  an 

introd.  by  E.  Hitchcock.    Boston,  1854.   12°. 
Plus  beau  jour  de  la  vie,  Le;   comedie.     See  Scribe,  A.  E. 
Plus  d'effets  quo  de  paroles.     See  Scarron,  1'. 
Plus  ultra;    or,   England's    reformation    needing  to  be  re 
formed;    exam,  of   Heylin's  'History  of  the  refor 
mation  of  the  Oh.  of  Eng.',      Lond.,"l661.  4°.    (B  3) 
Note.    Attributed  to  II.  Ilickman  by  A.  "Wood, 
Ath.  Oxon. 

Plutarchus.  Quac  exstant ;  cum  Lat.  interp.  II. 
Cruserii  G.  Xylandri  et  [var.]  iiotis.  Francof., 
1599.  2  v.  f°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Theseus.  —  Romulus.  —  Lycur- 
gus.  —  Numa.  —  Solon.  —  Poplicola.  —  Themistocles. 

—  Camillus.  —  Pericles.  —  Fabian  Maximus.  —  Alcibi- 
ades.  —  Coriolanus. —  Timolcon.  —  1'aulus  ^Emilius. — 
Pclopidas.  —  M.  Marcellus.  —  Aristides.  —  M.  Cato.  — 
Philopa-mon.  —  Flaniinius.  —  Pyrrhus.  —  Cains  Marius. 

—  Lysander.  —  Sylla.  —  C'imon.  —  Lucullus.  —  Nicias. 

—  Marcus  Crassus.  —  Q.  Sertorius.  —  Kuinenes.  —  Ages- 
ilaus.  —  Pompeius.  —  Alexander.—  C.  Julius  Caesar.  — 
1'hoeion.  —  Cato  minor.  —  Agis  et  Cleomenes.  —  Tibe 
rius  et  C.  Gracchi.  —  Demosthenes.  —  Cicero.  —  Deme 
trius.  —  Antonius.  —  Dion.  —  Brutus.  —  Artoxerxes.  — 
Aratus. —  Galba.  —  Otho.  —  Annotatioms.  —  Lcctiones. 

—  Index.      2.     De  liberis  educandis.   —   Quoiuodo  ado- 
lescens  poetas  audiru  debeat.    —   De  auditione.  —  Quo- 
modo  possit  adulator  ab  ainico  internosci.  —  Quomodo 
quis  suos  in  virtute  parauda  sentire  possit  profcetus.  — 
De   capienda  ex   hostibus   utilitate.    —    De   uinioorum 
multitucline.  —  De  fortuna.  —  De  virtute  et  vitio.  —  De 
consolationo  ad   Apolluniuin.     —    De  tuenda   sanitate 
prsecepta.  —  Conjugialia  priecepta.  —  Septem  sapientum 
convivium.  —  De  superstitione.  —  De  scite  dictis  reguin 
ac  imp.  —  Apophthegmata  Laconiea.  —  Instituta  Lacon- 
ica.   —  De    mulierum    virtutibus.   —   Qna'stiones    Ro- 
manae.  —  Qua'stioncs  Gra?cas.   —  Historiarmn   Graeca- 
rum  cum   Komanis  conjuncta  receusio.    —  De  fortuna 
Romanorum.    —   De  Alexandri  fortuna  vel  virtute.  — 
Bellone  an  pace  clariores  fuerint  Athenienses.   —   De 
Iside  ac  Osiride.   —   De  ei  apud  Delphos.  —  Curnunc 
1'ythiii  non  reddat  oracula  carmine.  —  De  oraculorum  de- 
fectu.  —  Virtuti  111  doceri  posse.  —  De  virtute  morali.  — 
De  eohibenda  ira.  —  De  tranquillitate  animi.  —  De  fra- 
terno  amore.   —  De  amore  prolis.   —  An  vitiositas  ad 
infelicitatem  sutliciat.  —  Animlne  an  corporis  att'ectiones 
Hint  pejores.  —  De  garriflitate.  —  De  euriositate.  —  De 
cupiilitate  divitiarum.  —  De  vitioso  pudore.  —  De  invidia 
ac  odio.   —   Qua  quis   ratione   seipsum   citra   invidiam 
laudare  possit.  —  De  his  qui  sero  a  numine  puniuntur.  — 
De  fato.  —  De  genio  Socratis.  —  De  exsulio.  —  Consola- 
tio  ad   uxorem   suam.    —    Convivalium   disputatlonum 
libri   ix.   —  Amatorius.   —    Amatoria;   riarrationes.  — 
Maximo  cum  principibus  viris  philosopho  esse  disputan- 
duni.  —  Ad  principem  ineruditum.  —  An  sen!  gerenda 
sit  respublica.  —   Prsecopta  gcrendae  reipublica).   —   De 
unius  in  republica  dominatione,  etc.   —   De  vitando  a're 
alieno.   —  DC  vita  decem  rhctorum.   —  Comparationis 
Aiistophanis  ac  Mcnandri  breviarium.  —  De   Herodoti 
malignitate.   —   De  placitis  philosophorum   libri  v.  — 
QiiR'stiones  naturales.   —   De  facie   qua?  in   orbe  lun® 
apparet.    —   De  priruo  frigido.   —   Aqnane  an  ignis  sit 
utilior.  —  Terrestriane  an  aquatilia  animalia  sint  callid- 
iora.  —  Urnta  animalia  ratione  uti.   —   De  esu  carnimu 
oratio.  —  Qua?stionos  Platonica?.  —  De  aniniae  procrea- 
tione  qua-  in  Timreo  Platonis  dcscribitur.  —  De  Stoieorum 
repugnantiis.  —  Compendium  commentarii  quo  ostendi- 
tur  Stoieos  quam  poetas  absurdiora  dicere.  —  No  suaviter 
qtiidem  vivi  posse secundura  Epicuri  decreta.  —  Adversus 
Colotem.  —  An  reete  dictum  sit  latcnter  esse  vivendum. 

—  De  musica.  —  Commontationes.  —  Lectiones  var.  — 
Index.  f 

-     Xante.     Ace.  Plutarchi  vita  a  J.  llualdo.    Lut. 
Paris.,  1624.  2  v.   f". 

Contents.      Same  as  above,  excepting  the  inser 
tion  of  De  fluviis  after  De  musica. 

—  Alexandrina    proverbia    Graeca,     [Gr.  et  Lat.].      (In 

Gronovius,  J.     Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  10.  1750.) 

—  Amatoriue  narrationes,   Politiano  interprete.     (In  Po- 

liziano,  A.     Opera.   1553.) 

—  Frnnh.      Narrations  d'amour.      (In    Erotici    script. 

Bibl.  des  romans  grece,  v.  1.  1797.) 

—  Of  the  benefit   wee   may  get  from  our  enemies.  —  Of 

the   diseases    of     the    mind    and    the    body.      (In 
Vaughan,  II.     Works,  v.  3.  1871.) 

-   De   Claris   mulieribiis.     (In  Texier  de  Ravisi,  J.     De 
memorabilibus.  1521.) 


—  Interprctatio  quwstionis  de  nota  Pythagorica,  qua 
hospitem  hirundinetn  rccipi  nolebant,  et  duoruiu 
aliorum  locorum.  (In  Melanchthon,  1'.  Opera, 
v.  17.  1851.) 

—  Isis  uml  Osiris ;    mit  Uebersetzung  von  G.  Par- 

they.     Berlin,  1850.  8". 

—  Lettre   de   consolation  de  1'.  a  sa  femme.  —  Les  regies 

de  manage.     (In  La  Boetie,  E.  de.  Gihivres.   1846.) 

—  DC    musica,  [Gr.  et    Lat.]  ;    ed.  II.  Volkmaiin. 

Lips.,  1856.   f". 

—  Qua'stiones    Romana>,    [Gr.   et  Lat.].     (In   Graevius. 

Thes.  anliq.  Horn.,  v.  5.  1696.) 

—  Scripta  moralia  ;  Gra-ce  et  Lat.    Parisiis,    Di 

dot,  1841.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Same  as  \.  2  of  the  Qua?  exstant,  finliny 
u-itfi  De  musica.  Vol.  2  iif  the  Moralia  beyints  with  Con 
vivalium  disputationum  libri. 

—  Eng.  Morals.  5th  ed.  cor.  Loud. ,1718.  5  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Training  of  children.  —  Cure  of 
anger.  —  Bashfulness.  —  That  virtue  may  be  taught.  — 
The  account  of  the  laws  and  customs  of  the  Laceda-- 
monians.  —  Music.  —  Tranquillity  of  mind.  —  Supersti 
tion,  or  indiscreet  devotion.  —  The  apophthegms  or 
remarkable  sayings  of  kings  and  great  commanders.  — 
Rules  for  the  preservation  of  health.  —  How  a  man  may 
receive  advantage  and  profit  from  his  enemies.  —  Conso 
lation  to  Apollonius.  —  The  virtues  of  women.  —  La 
conic  apophthegms. —  Hearing.  —  Of  large  acquaintance. 

—  Fortune  or  virtue  of  Alexander  the  Great. 

2.  The  banquet  of  the  seven   wise  men.    —   How  a 
youns:  man  ought  to  hear  poems.  —  Envy  and  hatred.  — 
How  to  know  a  flatterer  from  a  friend.  —  That  it  is  nut 
possible  to  live  pleasurably  according  to  the  doctrine  of 
Epicurus.    —   Roman  questions.  —   Greek  questions.  — 
Desire  of  riches;  or,  Love  of  wealth.   —   How  a  man 
may  inoffensively  praise  himself  without  being  liable  to 
ellvy.   —  The  procreation  of  the  soul,  as  discoursed  in 
Timams.  —  That  a  philosopher  ought  to  chiefly  converse 
with  great   men.   —   A   discourse   concerning   Socrates 
daemon.  —  Of  curiosity.  —  How  a  man  may  be  sensible 
of  his  progress  in  virtue. 

3.  Fortune. — Virtue  and  vice.  —  Conjugal  precepts. 

—  Whether  'twere  rightly  said,  live  concealed.   —   An 
abstract    of  a    comparison    betwixt   Aristophanes   and 
Hollander.   —    Of    banishment.    —    Brotherly    love.   — 
Wherefore  the  Pythian  priestess  now  ceases  to  deliver 
her  oracles  in  verse.    —   Of  those  sentiments  concerning 
nature  with  which  philosophers  were  delighted.  —  Dis 
course  showing  that  the  Stoics  speak  greater  improbabili 
ties  than  the  poets.   —   Symposiacs.  —   Moral  virtue.  — 
Natural  questions. 

4.  Why  the  oracles  cease  to  give  answers.  —  Isis  and 
Osiris.  —  Concerning  such  whom  God  is  slow  to  pun 
ish.  —  Natural  affection  towards  one's  offspring.  —  Tin- 
fortune  of  the   Romans.   —   Of  garrulity.   —    Love.   — 
Five  tragical  histories  of  love.    —   A  discourse  to  an  un 
learned  prince.  —  Of  Herodotus's  malice.  —  Of  common 
conceptions,  against  the  Stoics.  —  The  contradictions  of 
the  Stoics.   —   Of  the  word  Ei  engraven  over  the  gate 
of  Apollo's  temple  at  Delphi.  —    Whether  vice  is  suffi 
cient  to  render  a  man  unhappy.  —  Whether  the  passions 
of  the  soul  or  diseases  of  the  body  are  worse. 

5.  Of  eating  of  flesh.    —    Lives  of  the  ten  orators.  — 
Whether  an  aged  man  ought  to  meddle  in  state  affairs.  — 
Political  precepts.  —  Which  are  the  most  crafty,  water- 
animals  or  those  creatures  that  breed  upon  the  land?  - 
That  brute   beasts   make   use   of   reason.   —   The    face 
appearing  within  the  orb  of  the  moon.  —  Fate.  —  The 
first  principle  of  cold.  —  Whether  water  or  fire  be  most 
useful.    —   Against  Colotes,  the  disciple  and  favorite  of 
Epicurus.  —  Consolatory  letter  to  his  wife.  —  The  three 
sorts  of   government,   monarchy,    democracy,  and    oli 
garchy.  —  Whether  the  Athenians  were  more  renowned 
for   their   warlike    achievements    or   their    learning    — 
Against    running   in    debt,   or   taking   up   money    upon 
usury.  —  Platonic  questions.  —  Parallels,  or  a  compari 
son  between  the  Greek  and  Roman  histories.    —   The 
names  of  rivers  and  mountains,  and  of  sucli  things  as 
are  to  be  found  therein. 

Same.     Tr.  by  several  hands  ;  cor.  and  rev. 

by  W.  W.  Goodwin  ;   with  introd.  by  11.  \V. 
Emerson.     Boston,  1870.  5  v.  8". 
Contents.     Same  ax  the  Lo?ul.  eil.  of  1718,  e.rcept  that 
Fortune,  —  Virtue  and  vice,  —  and  Conjugal  precepts 
are  in  r.  2  instead  of  v.  3. 

-  French.  Sur  les  delais  de  la  justice  divine  ; 
tr.  avec  des  additions  et  des  notes  par  J.  de 
Maistre;  suivi  de  la  trad,  du  mcme  traite 
par  Amyot.  Lyon,  Paris,  1852.  8". 


PLDTARCHUS 


2363 


PLYMOUTH 


-  Vita; ;  rccog.  T.  Dohner,  Gr.  et  Lat.     Parisiis, 

Didot,  1846-47.  2  v.  8". 

Contents.  Same  as  v.  1  of  the  Quse  exstant,  omitting 
Anuot.,  etc.  Vol.  2  of  the  Vila)  bey  ins  with  Nicius. 

-  Ausgewahlte   Biographien   des   Plutarch ;    cr- 

klArt  von  C.  Sintenis.    2eAufi.  Berlin,  1855- 

56.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Aristides  und  C.itp  Maior.  2. 
Agis  mill  Cleomenes.  —  Tiberius  und  Gains  Gracchus. 
3.  Themlstoklee  und  Periklcs. 

-  Bioi  A^/j.oo-flti'ovs  Kal  Kixcpufof.    (In  Wyttenbach,  D. 

Selecta  principum  histor.,  1808.) 

-    Eng.     Lives;  tr.  by  T.  North;  added,  Lives 
by  ./Kmilius  l'rol)iis.     London,  1031.  f". 

Note.    The  'Lives'  by  -cEmilius   1'robus   has   a 
separate  title-page  but  continuous  paging. 

—  Same.     Tr.  by  J.  and  W.  Langhorne.  6th  ed. 

London,  1795.  6  v.  12". 

Contents.  Vol.  1-5.  Same  as  Vol.  1  of  tin-  Quae 
exstant,  omitting  the.  Anniit.,  etf.  1.  Theseus  -  1'erieles. 

2.  Kiibius  Maximus  -  T.  Q.  Flamiiiius.      3.     1'vrrhus  - 
Kumenes.       4.      Agesilaus  -  Cleomenes.       5.     Tiberius 
Gracchus  -  Otho.      6.     Index. 

—  Same.     Trans,  called  Dryden's,  corr.by  A.  IL 

dough.     Boston,  185U.  5  v.  8". 
Contents.     Same  as  in  \.  1-5  of  the  prev.  «L.  except 
that  Fabius  is  in  v.  1,  and  Indexes  are  addtd  to  v.  5. 

—  Greek   history   in  a  series  of  lives  from  P. ; 

arranged  by  A.  H.C'lough.    Loud.,  1860.  8°. 

Contents.    Themistocles.  —  Pericles.  —  Alcibiades.  — 

Lysaiulcr.  —  Pelopidas.  —  Tiinoleon.  —  Demosthenes. 

—  Alexander. 

-  French.    Les  vies  des  hommes  illustres ;  tr. par 

A.  Dacicr.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1778.  12  v.  12°. 
Contents.     Vol.1.     Thesee. —  Komtilus.  —  Lycurgue. 

—  Numa  Pompillus.      2.     Solon.  —  Publicola.  —  The- 
mistoclc.  —  C'ainilliis.  —  Periecls.  —  Fabius  Maximus. 

3.  Aleibiade.  —  Coriolan.  —  Timoleon.  —  Paul  Emile. 

—  Pelopidas.  —  Marcellus.      4.     Aristide.  —  Caton  le 
censeur.  —  Philopcrmen.  —  Flaminius.  —   Pyrrhus.  — 
MariiiM.      5.     Lysandre.  —  Sylla.  —  Cimon. — "Lucullus. 

—  Nicias.      6.     Crassus.  —  Sertorius.  —  Eumenes.  — 
Agesilaus.  —   Pompee.      7.     Alexandre.  —    Cesar.  — 
1'hocion.      8.     Caton  d'Utique.  —  Agis  et  Cleomene.  — 
Tiberius  et  C.  Gracchus.   —  Demosthene.   —   Ciceron. 
9.     Demetrius.  —  Antoine.   —  Dion.   —  Brutus.      10. 
Artaxerce.  —  Aratu*.  —  Galba.  —  Othon.  —  Diogenes 
Laertius.     Aristippe;  tr.  by  [T.]  Le  Fevre.  —  Dacier, 
A.     Annibal.      11.     Supplement.    Rowe,  T.     Vies;  tr. 
par  Bellenger  (vKnec.  —  Tullus  Hostilius.  —  Aristomene. 

—  Tarquin  1'ancien.  —  L.  Junius  Brutus.  —  Gelon.  — 
Cyrus.  —  Jason) .      12.     Table  generate  des  matieres. 

--  Pericles;    traduction   libre  et  abregee  do  Plutarque. 
(In  Courier  de  Meres,   P.  L.      (Euvres.  1855.) 

-  Ital.     Vite  de  gli  huomini  illustri,  tr.  per  L. 

L)omeiiichi  ed  altri.  Venetia,  1587.  2  v.  4°. 
Contents.  Same  as  Vol.  1  of  the  Qnae  exstant,  omit 
ting  the  Annot.,  etc.  Vol.  2  of  the  Vite  begins  with 
Alessamlro  and  also  contains  'vite  tolte  da  altri  auttori" 
(Homero.  —  Evagora.  —  1'omponio  per  C.  Nepote.  — 
Platonc.  —  Aristotele  per  Guarin  Veronese.  —  Carlo 
Magno  per  D.  Acclaiuoli). 

-  Latin,     Vita.1,  Xylandro  interprete.]     n.t.p.  f°. 

Contents.  Same  as  v.  1  of  the  Quae  cxstant,  adding 
the  lives,  by  others,  of  Annibal;  —  Hcipio;  —  Homerus, 
Qiiiirino  interp. ;  —  Evagoras  id.  int. ;  —  Pomponius 
Atticus;  —  Plato,  Guarino  auth. ;  —  Aristoteles;  — 
Carolus  Magnus  Donate  Aceiaiolo  auth. ;  —  and  ^Emilii 
Probi  vitBB  excel,  imperatorum,  T.  Guarino  int. 

The  vEmilius  Probus  has  a  separate  title  (Francof., 
1600),  but  continuous  paging. 

-  Vita;   parallels,    G.  Xylandri  interpretatione, 

cum  annot.  Francof.,  1603  [Colophon:  1606]. 
2  v .  8°. 

Contents.  Same  as  v.  1  of  the  Quae  cxstant,  omitting 
Agis  et  Cleomenes.  —  T.  et  C.  Gracchi.  —  Demosthenes. 

—  Cicero.  —  Di-metrius.  —  Antonlus.  —  Artoxerxes.  — 
Aratus.  —  Galba.  —  Otto.  —  Leetiones.      Vol.  2  of  the 
Vita?  begin*  with  Pyrrhus. 

-  Polish.      Zycia    zacnych   me,z6w  z   P.      (Vol.   8-9  of 

Krasicki,  I.     Dziela.  1840.   Bobrowicz.   Bibl.  kiesz. 
klass.  Polskich.) 

Contents.  Vol.  8,  9.  Same  as  v.  1  of  the  Quae 
cxstant,  omitting  Artoxerxes  and  what  follows.  Vol.  9 
begins  with  Cymon. 

297.     (9.  4.  79.) 


—  DRVDEN,  J.    Life  of  Plutarch.    (In  his  Works,  v.  17. 

1808.) 

—  HEEHEN,  A.  IL  L.     De  fontibus  et  auctoritnte  vitarum 

parallelarum  Plutarchi.  (In  Goettingen.  Ges.  d. 
Wiss.  Comm.,  1808/11,  1^/15,  16/18.) 

L'eber  die  Quellen  der  Biog.  P.  Griechen. —  Ucber 

den  histor.  Wertli  der  Biog.  I'.'s.  (hi  his  Hist. 
Wcrke,  v.  3.  1821.) 

—  LIGNK,  (J.   J.,  prince  de.      De   Plutarquc   ct  de   ses 

grands  horiitnes.     (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  4.  I860.) 

-  VlLLEMAIN,  A.  F.     (In  Ilia  Etudes  de  lit.  1852.) 

—  VIHKY,  J.  J.     Essai  sur  les  caracteres,  les  nnjuurs,  ct 

Ics  ('(implexions  des  hommes  illustres  de  1'.  (In  his 
Art  de  pcrfeetionner,  v.  2.  1809.) 

-  WJHJUEMN,  J.    Bur  lea  biographies  de  Plutarque.    (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Abh.,  1780.) 

Plutia,  or  Platia.     See  Piazza,  City  of. 

Plutology.     See  Political  economy. 

Plymouth,  Conn.     /See  Waterbury,  Conn. 

Plymouth,  ling.  HISTORICAL  account  of  the  Ply 
mouth  Breakwater,  Eddystone  lighthouse,  etc., 
illust.  by  plates  and  a  chart  of  Plymouth  Hound. 
Plymouth,  [182-].  8°.  (B  1744) 

-  CACHIN,  J.  M.  F.     Mem.  sur  le  digue  de  Cher 

bourg,  comp.  au  Breakwater  de  Plymouth. 
Paris,  1820.  4°. 

Plymouth,  Mass.,  Colony  of.    See  New  Plymouth  Colony. 

Plymouth,  Mass.,  (Town).  DAVIS,  S.  Notes  on 
Plymouth,  [1640-1815].  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col., 
v.  13.  1815.)  —  Correction  of  an  errour  in  notes  on 
Plymouth.  —  Hist,  of  free  schools  in  Plymouth, 
[1672-1781.]  —  Contribution  for  building  the  first 
vessel  at  Plymouth.  (In  v.  14.  1816.) 

—  RUSSELL,  W.  S.     Pilgrim  memorials  and  guide 

to  Plymouth.     Boston,  1855.  12°. 

-  THACHER,  J.     History  of  P.     Bost.,  1832.  12°. 

-  WALLING,  H.  F.     Map.  1857. 

Plymouth,  Mass.  1st  Church.  COTTON,  J.  Account  of  the 
Church  of  Christ  in  Plymouth,  [1626-1760].  (In 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  4.  1795.) 

Same.  (Appended  to  Robbins,  P.  Sermon.  1760. 

B  1090) 

Appendix.  (In  Porter,  J.  Vindication  of  a  ser 
mon.  1751.  B  155) 

—  KENDALL,  J.    Discourse  upon  the  50th  anniv.  of  his 

ordination,  Jan.  1.  Plymouth,  1850.  8°.  (B  1325, 
1539) 

Plymouth,  Mass.  3d  Church.  PORTER,  C.  8.  Paramount 
claims  of  the  Gospel;  semi-cent.,  disc.,  Oct.  1, 
commemorative  of  the  organization  of  the  church. 
Boston,  1851.  8°.  (B  1300) 

Plymouth,  X.  II.  LOWELL,  C.  Note  on  P.,  1814.  (In 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  13.  1815.) 

Plymouth  Brethren.  GUINNESS,  Mrs.  II.  G.  An 
swer  to  the  question,  Who  are  the  Plymouth 
Brethren?  Phila.,  1861.  12°. 

Plymouth  Company.  ANSWER  to  the  Remarks  of  the  Co. 
on  the  plan  and  extracts  of  deeds  ptibl.  by  the  pro 
prietors  of  Brunswick.  Boston,  1753.  4°.  (B  649) 

—  DEFENCE  of  the  Remarks  of  the  Co.,  on  the  plan  and 

extracts  of  deeds  published  by  the  proprietors  of 
Brunswick.  Boston,  1753.  4°.  (A  5,  B  649) 

—  MASS.     Gen.  Assembly.     Statement  of  the  Kennebeck 

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Plymouth  Council.  First  Plymouth  patent,  granted 
June  1,  1621  ;  ed.  by  C.  Deaiie.  Cambridge, 
privately  printed,  1854.  4°. 

—  Same.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  32.  1854.) 

—  Grant  to  Capt.  J.  Mason.     (In    New   Hamp.    Hist. 

Soc.    Col.,  v.  1.  1824.) 

-  Patent  for  Plymouth,  1629.     Boston,  1751.  4°.    (B  649) 
Plymouth  County,  .I/a*.?.     STRANGE  acct.  of  the  rising  and 

breaking  of  a  great  bubble,     n.p.,  1767.  8°.    (B  517) 

-  THOMAS,  ,J.,and  others.  To  the  electors  of  the  County 

of  Plymouth,     n.p.,  1817.  8".    (B  440) 
Plymouth  Co'.,  Convention  of  Republican  Citizens  of,  at 

Plympton,     Sept.    25,   1812.      Address,      n.t.p.    8°. 

(B  657) 
Plymouth  County,3fas.?.  Agricultural  Soc.  Trans., 

1853-55,   1860-63.     Boston,  1853-63.  8°. 
Plymouth  dock-yard  disease.    BUTLER,  J.    See  Fever. 
Plymouth,  Landing  of  the  Pilgrims  at.     PILGRIM 

SOCIETY.      Account  of   Pilgrim  celebration 

at  Plymouth,  Aug.  1,  1853.   Boston,  1853.  8°. 

Notf.     The  library  contains  addresses  and  sermons  to 

commemorate  the  landing  of  the  pilgrims,  by  the  fol- 


PLYMOUTH 


2364 


POELLNITZ 


lowing  writers  :  1774,  Hitchcock,  O. ;  —  1775,  Baldwin, 
8.;  —  1777,  West,  8.;  —  1793,  Bobbins,  C.;  —  1801, 
Allyn,  J. ;  —  1802.  Adams,  J.  Q.,  Judson,  A. ;  —  1804, 
Bradford,  A. ;  —  1806,  Holmes,  A.;  —  1808,  Harris,  T. 
M.;  —  1809,  Abbott,  A.;  —  1815,  Flint,  J. ;  —  1820, 
Emmons,  N.,  Holmes,  A.,  Humphrey,  H.,  Hyde,  A., 
Sabine,  J.,  Spring,  G.,  Webster,  D.,  Wilbur,  II., 
Woodbridge,  J. ;  —  1822,  Torrey,  W.  T.;  —  1824, 
Everett,  K. ;  —  1827,  Beecher,  L. ;  —  1829,  Sullivan, 
W.;  —  1830,  Wisner,  B.  B.;  —  1831,  Codman,  J. ;  — 
1832,  Francis,  C. ;  —  1834,  Blagden,  G.  W.  —  1835, 
Sprague,  P.;  —  1845,  Dyer,  D.;  —  1846,  Hopkins,  M. ; 
-  1848,  Worcester,  8.  M.,  Love,  W.  D.;  —  1851, 
Spooner,  A.  C. :  —  1853,  Yeadon,  K. ;  —  1859,  Alger,  W. 
K.;  —  1871,  Winthrop,  B.  C. 
Plymouth  patent.  See  Plymouth  Council ;  —  also  Waldo 

patent. 
Plympton,  Mass.    DAVIS,  8.    Hist,  and  description  of  P., 

1815.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  14.  1816.) 
Pneumanee  ;  or,  the  fairy  of  the  19th  cent. ;  [by  3. 

W.Cunningham]."   Phila.,  1815.  12°. 
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weaving  by  compressed  air.     Camb.,  Eng.,  1864.  4°. 

(A  65) 

Pneumatics.  ABBOTT,  J.  H.  Attempt  to  deter 
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Boston,  1840.  8°.    (B  1162) 

—  BARLOW,  P.    (In  Smedley,  E.,  and  others.    Encyclo 

paedia  metropolitana,  v.  3.  1845.) 

—  BOYLE,  R.    (In  his  Works,  v.  1,  3-5.   1772;  —  Phil- 

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• —  CHEVALIER,  C.  L.  Note  sur  la  nouvelle  machine  pneu- 
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—  COTES,    R.      Hydrostatical    and    pneumatical 

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1747.  8°. 

-  LARDNEK,  D.      Hydrostatics  and  pneumatics. 
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—  TOMLINSON,C.     Pneumatics.     3d  ed.    London, 

Weale,  1854.  12°. 

See  also  Meteorology ;  —  Storms. 
Pneumatology.  DODDRIDGE,  P.  Lectures  on  pneu- 
matology,  etc. ;    ed.  by  A.  Kippis.     London, 
1794.  2  v.  8°. 

—  HEEREBOORT,  A.    Pneumatica.    (In  his  Meletemata 

philos.  1680.) 

Pneumonia.  GRISOLLE,  A.  Traite  practique  de 
la  pneumonic.  Paris,  1841.  8°. 

—  SMITH,  F.  Diss.  de  inflammationepneumonica. 

Edin.,  1788.  8°. 
Pohres,  Los,  con  muger  rica,  6  el  picapedrero.     See  Cruz 

y  Cano,  R.  de  la. 
Pobreza,  amor,  y  fortuna;  por  D.  y  J.  de  Figueroa.    (In 

Ochoa,  E.  de.     Tesoro  del  teatro  espan.,  v.  5.  1838.) 
Pocahontas.     NEILL,  E.  D.      Pocahontas  and  her 

companions  ;   a  chapter  from  the  hist,  of  the 

Virginia  Co.  of  London.     Albany,  1869.  4°. 
Pocahontas  ;  a  legend  ;  with  hist,  and  traditionary 

notes ;  by  Mrs.    M.   M.    Webster.      Phila., 

1840.  12°. 

Pocahontas;  a  proclamation,    n.p.,  [1820].  8°.    (B  534) 
Poccianti,  Michele.    NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  18. 

1732;  —  and,  Germ.,  v.  13.  1756.) 
Pochi,  I;  com  media.     See  Alfleri,  V. 
Pocket   courier  ;  or,  Traveller's   directory  through 

France  to  and  from  Italy,  by  a  British  trav 
eller.     London,  1824.  12°. 

Pocket  hymn  book.  9th  ed.     Phila.,  1788.  16°. 
Poco  Mas,  pseud.     Scenes  and  adventures  in  Spain. 

1835-40.     Phila.,  1846.  16°. 
Pocock,  Edward.     NICERON,  J.   P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  21. 

1733;  —  and,  Germ.,  v.  16.  1758.) 
Pocock,  James.      Rob  Roy  Macgregor.    (In  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  11.)  —  The  mason  and  his  men ; 

melo-drama.    (In  v.  25.)  —  The  robber's  wife;  a  ro 
mantic  drama.     (In  v.  32.) 
Pocock,  Nicholas,  ed.    Records  of  the  Reformation, 

the  divorce,  1527-33.     Oxford,  1870.  2  v.  8°. 
Pocock,  Wm.  Fuller.      Designs  for  churches  and 

chapels.     London,  1819.  4°. 


—  Architectural  designs  for  rustic  cottages,  pic 

turesque    dwellings,    villas,    etc.      London, 
1807.  4°. 

—  Modern  finishings  for  rooms,  vestibules,  halls, 

etc.     London,  1811.  4°. 
Pococke,  Edward.     India  in  Greece ;  or,  Truth  in 

mythology.     2d  ed.     London,  1856.  12°. 
Pococke,  Richard,    Bp.     Description    of    the  East 

and  other  countries.     London,  1743.  2  v.  f°. 

—  Inscriptionum  antiquarum  Graec.  et  Lat.  liber ; 

ace.  numismatum  catalogus.    [Lond.,1  1752. 
2  pt.  f°. 
Note.    The  2d  pt.  is  'a  Jcr.  Milles  et  R.  Pococke'. 

-  Travels   in   Egypt.     (In  Knox,  J.     Col.,  v.  6.  1767;  — 

in  Pinkerton,  J.  Col.,  v.  15.  1814;  —and  in  Moore, 
J.  H.    New  col.,  v.  2.  1778.) 

—  Travels  in  the  East.    (In  Pinkerton,  J.     Col.  of  voy., 

v.  10.  1811.) 

—  ST.  JOHN,  J.  A.    (In  his  Lives  of  celebrated  travellers, 

v.  2.  1847.  Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  39.) 

—  WARBL-RTON,  W.    Remarks  in  answer  to  P.,  etc., [on] 

the  divine  legation.     London,  1744.  8°.    (B  119) 
Poczobut,  Marcin  Odlanicki.    SNIADECKI,  J.    Zywot  Pocz- 

obuta.     (In  his  Pisma  rozmaite,  v.  1.  1818.) 
Podiebrad,  George  of.     See  George  of  Podiebrad  (p.  1126). 
Podolsk,   Russia.    Map.     Typus   generalis   Ukrainae   sive 

Palatinatum  Podolias   Kioviensis   ct   Braczlaviensis 

terras   delinatione   exhibens.    n.p..  [16 — 1.      (E   78, 

no.  266) 

Poe,    Edgar   Allan.       Works;    with   mem.  by  R. 

W.  Griswold,  and  notices  by  N.  P.  Willis, 

and  J.  R.  Lowell.     N.  Y.,  1853-56.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Tales.     2.    Poems  and  tales.     3. 

The  literati.      4.     A.  Gordon  Pym,  etc. 

—  Eureka;  a  prose  poem.     N.  Y.,  1848.  12°. 

—  Histoires  grotesques  et   serieuses  ;    tr.  par  C. 

Baudelaire.  Paris,  1865.  18°. 
Contents.  Le  mystere  de  Marie  Roget.  —  Le  joueur 
d'echecs  de  Maelzel.  —  Eleonora.  —  tin  evenement  a 
Jerusalem.  —  L'ange  du  bizarre.  —  Le  systeme  du  doc- 
teur  Goudron  et  du  professeur  Plume.  —  Le  domaine 
d'Arnheim.  —  Le  cottage  Landor.  —  Philosophic  de 
1'ameublement.  —  La  genese  d'un  poe'me. 

—  Tales  of  the  grotesque  and  arabesque.     Phila., 

1840.  2v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Morella.  —  Lionizing.  —  Wm. 
Wilson.  —  The  man  that  was  used  up.  —  Fall  of  the 
house  of  Usher.  —  The  due  de  1'Omelette.  —  Ms.  found 
in  a  bottle.  —  Bon-bon.  —  Shadow.  —  Devil  in  the  bel 
fry.  —  Ligeia.  —  King  Pest.  —  Sigtiora  Zenobia.  —  The 
scythe  of  time.  2.  Epimanes.  —  Siope.  —  Hans 
Phaall.  —  Tale  of  Jerusalem.  —  Von  Jung.  —  Loss  of 
breath.  —  Metzengerstein.  —  Berenice.  —  Why  the  little 
Frenchman  wears  his  hand  in  a  sling.  —  The  visionary. 
—  The  conversation  of  Eiros  and  Charmion.  —  Ap 
pendix. 

—  MoiiY,  C.  de.    (In  his  Les  jeunes  ombres.  1865.) 

—  SMILES,  8.    (In  his  Brief  biog.  1861.) 

Poehlde.  ANNALES  Palidenses,  auct.  Theodoro  monacho 
ab  o.c.  ad  1182;  1390.  (In  Pertz,  G.  H.  Mon. 
Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  16.  1859.) 

Poelitz,  Carl  Heinrich  Ludwig.  Die  Aehnlichkeit 
des  Kampfes  um  biirgerliche  und  politische  Freiheit 
in  unserm  Zeitalter  mil  dem  Kampfe  um  die  re 
ligiose  und  kirchliche  Freiheit  im  Zeitalter  der  Re 
formation.  (In  Reformations  Almanach,  1819.) 
—  Die  europaischen  Verfassungen  seit  dem  Jahre 
1789.  Lpz.,  1832-47.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Staatenkunde   und    positives    Staatsrecht.     2e 

Aufl.     Lpz.,  1828.  8°. 

Erganz.bd.  vom    Prof.    Biilau  zur   2e   Aufl. 

bearbeitet  und  1828-41  i'ortgefiihrt.      Lpz., 

1841.  8°. 

Poellnitz,  Carl  Ludwig,  Freiherr  von.  Lettres  et 
memoires.  3d  ed.  Amst.,  1737.  5  v.  16°. 

-  Eng.     Memoir.     (Vol.  1,  2,  2d  ed.)     London, 

1739,  38.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Amusemens      des      eaux      d'Aix-la-Chapelle. 

Amst.,  1736.  3  v.  12°. 

Poellnitz,  F.  C.  H.  B.  Essay  on  agriculture.  N.  Y.,  1790. 
8".  (B  981,  W  43) 


POEM 


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POETRY 


Poem  addressed  to  a  young  lady;  [by  H.  Hal  ton?].  Bos 
ton,  1773.  4".  (B  653) 

Poem  addressed  to  tin-  armies  of  the  U.  8. ;  [by  D.  Humph 
reys].  New  Haven.  1780.  8".  (B  355,  W  21) 

Poem,  commencement  at  Yale  College,  Sept.  12,  1781;  [by 
J.  Barlow].  Hartford,  [1781].  8°.  (B  355,  474) 

Poem  on  divine  revelation;  exercise  at  Nassau-Hall,  Sept. 
28.  Phila.,  1774.  8°.  (B  743) 

Poem  on  the  times  of  Edward  n.;  ed.  by  C.  Hard- 
wick.  London,  1849.  16°.  (Percy  Soc.  Pub., 
v.  28.) 

Poemata  selects  Italorum,  qui  seculo  xvio  Latine 
scripserunt,  noniiullis  adnotat.  illustr.  Lon- 
dini,  1808.  8". 

Contents.  Sannazarius.  —  Castilionius.  — Bembus.  — 
Sadoletus.  —  Fracastorius.  —  Nauirerius.  —  Flaminius. — 
Molsa.  —  Vida.  —  Archiun.  —  Capilupus.  —  Bonfadius. 

—  Manutius.   —  H.  Amaltheus.  —  J.  B.  Amaltheus.  — 
Muretus. 

Poems;  by  a  South  Carolinian.  Chariest.,  1848.  12°. 
Poems   by    a    young    gentleman    lately    deceased. 

Edin.,  1804.  8°. 

Poems;  by  [D.  Green  well].  Edin.,  Lond.,  1861.  12°. 
Poems  by  two    brothers    [A.   and   C.   Tennyson]. 

London,  1827.  8". 

Poems  for  little  folks.     Boston,  [18—].  24°.    (D  20) 
Poems  for    youth;    by  a   family    circle.     Pt.  1,2. 

London,  1820-21.  2  v.  18°. 
Poems  of  religious  sorrow,  comfort,  etc. ;   [coll.  and 

ed.  by  F.  J.  Child].   N.  Y.,  1863.  12°. 
Poems  on  several  occasions;  by  a  gentleman  of  Virginia. 

Williamsburg,  1736.  4°.    (W  70) 
Poems  on  state  affairs.     Vol.  4.     t.p.w.    London, 

[1707].  8°. 

Poems  on  various  subjects.     Glasgow,  1756.  8°.    (C  191) 
Poems  written  chiefly  in  France,  Germany,  etc.,  in 

1802.     Edin.,  1804.  8°. 
Poeppig,  Eduardo.    Nova  generis  capromys,  Desm.  species. 

(In  Acad.  Nat.  Sci.     Journ.,  v.  4.    1824.) 
Poerio,  Alessandro.    Poesie  ;  rac.  con  cenni  intorno 

alia  sua  vita  per  M.  d'Ayala.    Fir.,  1852.  12°. 
—   AYALA,  M.  d'.  (In  Amato,  G.  d'.  Panteon.v.  2.  1851.) 
Poerio,  E.    AMATO,  G.  d'.    (In  his  Panteon,  v.  1.  1851.) 
Poesias  escogidas    de  nuestros  cancioneros    y   rotnaneeros 

antiguos.  (In  Fernandez,  U.  Col.  de  poetas  espan., 

v.  16,  17.  1796.) 
Poesie  di  diversi  autori.     Londra,  1782.  12°. 

Contents.     Poliziana.  —  Ruccellai.  —  Testi.  —  Guide. 

—  Zappi.  —  Lemene.  —  Menzini.  —  Maft'ei.  —  Casti. 
Poesies  diverses  ;  [par  Frederic  n].  Berlin,  1760.  4°. 
Poesies  satyriques  du  18e  siecle.      Londres,  1782. 

2  v.  24°. 

Poeta  fanatico,  II;  commedia.    See  Goldoni,  C. 
Poetse  bucolici.  AHRENS,  H.L.  Bucolicorum  Grac- 
corura  reliquiae,  [Gr.].  Lips.,  1855-59.  2  v.  8°. 
BUIGGS,  T.      Poetae  bucolici  Graeci,    [Gr.   et 

Lat.].     Cantab.,  1821.  8°. 
Poetae  bucolici   et   didactici,  Gr.  et   Lat.     Parisiis, 

Didot,  1851.  8°. 

Contents.    Theocritus,  —  Bion,  —  Moschus,  recog.  C. 
F.  Ameis.  —  Nicander,  —  Oppianus,  —  Marcellus   de 
piHcibus,  —  Poeta  de  herbis,  ed.  F.  S.  Lehrs.  —  Phile  de 
animalibus,  elephante,  plantix,  etc.;  ed.   F.  Dilbner. — 
Poetarum  de  re  phy«ica  et  medica  reliquiae  coll.  U.  C. 
Bussemaker.  —  Aratus,  Manethonis,  Maximi  et  aliorum 
astrologica  rec.  A.  Koeclily. 
Poetse  lyrici  Graeci.     See  Bergk,  T. 
Poetw  Latin!    minorcs  ex   rec.    Wernsdorfiann.      See   Le- 

maire,  N.  E.     Bibl.  class.  Lat. :  Poetao  Lat.  min. 
Poetarum  comicorum  Graecorum  fragm.     See  Meineke,  A. 
Poetarum  ex  Acad.  Gall.     See  Olivet,  J.  T. 
Poetaster.     See  Jonson,  B. 

Poete  de  gouttieres,  Un ;  par  H.  Murger.  (In  his  Scenes 
de  la  vie  de  jeunesse.  1862.) 

Poeti  italiani  contemporanei.     Parigi,  1843.  8°. 

Contents.  Poeti:  Ariel,  C.  —  Baldacchini,  8.  —  Bar- 
bieri,  G.  —  Berchet,  G.  —  Bertolotti,  D.  —  Biava,  8.  — 
Bisazza,  F.  —  Bixio.  —  Borghi,  G.  —  Cagnoli,  A.  — 
Cantu,  C.  —  Careano,  G.  —  Carrer,  L.  —  Castagnoli,  A. 
—  Casti,  G.  B.  —  Cesari,  A.  —  Colleoni,  G.  —  Costa,  L.  — 
Costa,  P.  —  Gristoforis,  G.  B.  de.  —  Dal}'  Ongaro,  F.  — 
Delia  Valle,  duca  di  Ventignano.  —  Elci,  A.  d'.  —  Flo- 


rentino,  P.  A.  —  Foscolo,  U.  —  Gargallo,  T.  —  Gian- 
none,  P.  —  Grossi,  T.  —  Guadairnoli,  A.  —  Guerrazzi, 

F.  —  Lamberti,   L.   —   Leopardi,  G.   —   Mattel,  A.  — 
Mamiani  della  liovere,  T.  —  Man/oni,  A.  —  Marchetti, 

G.  —   Mezzanotte,  A.  —  Missirinl,  M.  —  Monti,  V.  — 
Multedo,  G.  —  Niceolini,  G.  B.  —  Nicolini,  G.  —  Pa- 
nanti,  F.  —  Paradisi,  G.  —  Parinl,  G.  —  Pellico,  8.  — 
1'epoli,  C.  —  1'erticari,  G.  —  I'indeinonte.I.  —  Prati, G.  — 
Kedaelli.  —  Regaldi,  G.  —  Hicci,  A.  M.  —  llicciardi,  G. 

—  Romani,  F.  —  Rosini,  G.  —  Rowsetti,  G.—  Se^tini,  B. 

—  Tedaldi  Fores,  C.   —  Tommaseo,  N.   —   Torti,  G.  — 
Vittorelli,  J.   —   Zano.ja,  G.       Poetcsse:    Albani   Avo- 
gadro,  L.   —  Albarelli  Vordoni,  T.   —  Andreina,  I.  — 
Aragona,  T.  d'.  —  Azzi  Forli,  Faustina  degli.  —  Ballati 
Orlandinl,  E.  —  Bandettini,  T.  —  Bardi,  Suor  Dea  de'. 

—  Battiferro   degli   Ammananti,  L.   —   Bazzani,   V.  — 
Bergalli,  L.  —  Bertani  dall'  Oro,  L.  —  Bortoloni  Condet, 
C.  —  Bragandina  Cavalli,  V.  —  Brambatti  Grmnelli,  I. 

—  Buonaceorsi,  M.  —  Canocsa,  E.  di.  —  Cantelnii  Ca- 
ratt'a,  I.  —  Carriera,  G.  —  Caruso,  A.  R.  —  Castellani, 
G.  —  Chiavello,  Livia  del.  —  Cicci,  M.  L.  —  Colonna 
Pescara,  V.  —  CosUi,  M.  —  Curti,  A.  —  Falletti,  L.  — 
FautaKtiei  Rosellini,  M.  —  Farnese,  F.  —  Fiorenza  Pie- 
montese.  —  Figliucci,  L. —  Franceshi  Ferrucci,  C.  — 
Gabrielli  Capizucchi,  P.   —   Gambara  Correggio,  V.  — 
Ghirardelli,  L.  F.  —  Giampieri,  E.  —  Guacci  Mobile,  G. 

—  Guglielmo,  O.  di.—  Levi  Perotti,  G.  —  Luna  Folliero, 
C.  de.  —  Malanpina  Soderini,  F.  —  Malipiero,  O.  —  Ma- 
lescotti,  M.   —  Mancini  Oliva,  L.  B.   —   Manzoni,  F.  — 
Maratti  Zappi,  F.   —   Marcello,  L.   —  Marinella,  L.  — 
Matraini,  C.  —  Molino  Colombani,  G.  —  Morelli  Fernan 
dez,  M.  M.  —  Morra,  I.  della.  —  Moroni   Bernabo  Silo- 
rate,  C.  —  Nina  Siciliana.  —  Paolini,  P.  —  Passerlnl,  G. 

—  Piazza,  G.  di.  —  Piccolomini  Pietra  del  Vastogirardi, 
A.  C.  —  Poggiolini,  G.  —  Pozzo  Zorzi,  M.  dal.  —  Ricco- 
boni,  E.  —  Rodilla,  A.  —  llossi,  I.  —  Saluzzo  Boero,  D. 

—  Salvi,  V.  —  Sanseverino,  D.  —  Sanseverino  Gaetani, 
A.   —   Sbarra  Collalto,  L.   —   Scacerni  Prosper!,  A.  — 
Scarampi  Guidoboni,  C.  —  Secco  Suardo  Grlsmondi,  P. 

—  Selvaggi,  R.  de'.  —  Selvaggia  Borghini,  M.  —  Stampa, 
Gaspara.  —  Strozzi  Odaldi,  M.  E.  —  Taddei,  R.  —  Ter- 
racina,   L.   —  Torrelli   Strozzi,  B.   —  Tornabuoni   de' 
Medici,  L.   —  Torniello  Boromeo,  L.   —   Tosini,  E.  — 
Turrisi  Colonna,  G.  —  Valois,  M.  di.  —  Veronese  Man- 
tovani,  A.  —  Z.  da  Livorno. 

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Dictionary, 

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Set'  also  Ballads  ;  —  Bucolie  poetry ;  —  Centos  ;  — 
Eclogues  ;  —  Epic  poetry  ;  —  Hymns ;  —  Macaronic 
poetry  ;  —  Minne-singers  ;  —  Rhymes;  —  Romances  ; 

—  Songs  ;  —  Versification. 

For  collections  ami  histories  of  poetry  in  various  lan 
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literature  (p.  1376);  —  Latin  poetry  (p.  1682);  —  Ori 
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—  Germany  (p.  1141);  —  Greece  (p.  1266-67);  —  Italy 
(p.  1548-4'J) ;  —  United  States. 

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Poetry  of  printing.     Boston,  1842.  32°. 

Poetry  of  science.     See  Hunt,  K. 

Poetry  of  the  Anti-Jacobin.  4th  ed.  See  Anti-Jacobin 
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Note .  For  lives  of  the  poets  in  any  language  gee  Eng 
lish  poetry  (912-13);  —  Latin  poetry  (p.  16S2);  —  also 
the  division  Literature  (Poetry)  under  the  various  conn, 
tries,  as  Europe.  Literature  (p.  941);  —  France.  Poetry 
(p.  1058) ;  —  Greece.  Poetry  (p.  1266-67) ;  —  Scotland  ;  — 
United  States. 

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—  Du  RESNEL,  J.  F.  du  B.,  Vabbe.     Bur  les  poetes  con- 

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d'ogni   tempo   e   d'ogni   nazione.       Milano, 

1839.  8°. 

Note.  For  lives  and  works  of  the  poets  laureate  see 
their  names:  —  Cibber,  C. ;  —  Davenant,  Sir  W. ;  — 
Dryden,  J.;  —  Eusden,  L. ;  —  Jonson,  15. ;  —  Pye,  II. 
J. ;  —  Rowe,  N. ;  —  Shadwell,  T. ;  —  Southey,  K. ;  — 
Tate,  N. ;  —  Tennyson,  A. ;  —  Warton,  T. ;  —  White- 
head,  W. ;  —  Wordsworth,  W. 
Poey,  Andres.  Antiquities  of  Cuba.  (In  Amer.  Ethnolog. 

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in  the  number  of  bail  storms  in  Cuba,  esp.  1844-54. 

(In  Proc.,  v.  8.  1855.) 

Poggendorf,  Johann  Christian.     Biog.-literarisches 
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Poggi,  Enrico.  Intorno  alia  storia  e  collezione  delle  leggi 
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Point  d'honnenr,  Le;  comedie.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 


POINT  DU  JOUR 


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See  also  Lead. 

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Poisson,  Simeon-Denis.    ARAGO,  D.  F.  J.    (In  his  CEuvres, 

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Poissonnier,  Pierre.     Suite   du   Conrs  de  chirurgie.     (Vol. 

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—  MENZIES.  S.     (In  his  Royal  favorites,  v.  1.  1865.) 
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(Jn  Joubert,  J.     Pensees,  v.  1.  1864.) 
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—  VILLE,  A.  de.      Portus  et  urbis  Poise  antiquitatum  de- 

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Polack,  J.  S.     Manners  and  customs  of  the  New 

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—  Manifesto  de  la  republique  confederee  de  Po- 

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—  Komitet  Naroilowy  Polskl.    La  Pologne,  la  Ilussie,  et 

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See,  also  Czarniecki,  S. ;  —  Jelowicki,  A.;  —  Kos- 
ciuszko,  6-Vn.  T. ;— Lagowski,  P. :— Malachowski,  K  ;— 
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LELEWEL,   J.       Dzieje   Polski,    [az  do  1582], 

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dans  le    duche  de   Varsovie,   1812.      Paris, 

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Same.    7e  ed.     Paris,  1816.  8°.    (B  803) 

Same.     Seed.     Paris,  1817.  8°. 

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—  FLETCHER,  J.    Polish  revolution  of  1830,  31;  forming 

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—  MiEROsiAWSKi,   L.      Powstanie   narodu    Pols- 

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—  SPAZIEH,  11.  O.      Historja  powstania   narodu 

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—  GR.  BRIT.    Parl.       Correspondence   with   the 

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—  QUELQUES  mots  concern,  les  ordres  donnes  au  corps  du 

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—  POLAND,     Jiomitet  Narodowy  Polski.     Pologne,  la 

Russie,   et  la  Prusse,  on  1'ordre  de  virtuti  militari, 
Nicolas,  et  I'assassinat.     Paris,  1832.  8°.    (B  1172) 

—  LITERARY  POLISH  ASSOCIATION.     Address    to    the 

people  of  Gr.  Britain.      London,  1832.  8°.    (B  1166) 

—  NATIONALITY  polonaise  detruite;  lettre  d'un  polonais 

adressee  au  dep.    de   la  France.       Paris,    1832.    8°. 
(B  1172) 

—  HOFMANOWA,  K.  z  T.      Kalcndarz   narodowy.      (In 

her  Wybor  pism,  v.  10.  1833.) 

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Polish  exiles,  1834.]     n.t.p.  8".    (B  1088) 

—  KRONIKA  emigracyi  Polskiey.  Tom. 4-6.  Paryz, 

1836-37.  3  v.  8°. 

—  ROCZNIK  emigracji  Polskiej,   pismo  polityce  1  litera- 

turze  narodowej.     Paryz,  1836.  8°.    (E  84) 

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—  WIADOMOS'CI  krajowe  i  emigracyjncpismohistoryczne 

i   literackie.    No.  1-21,  23-29,  31-36.      Paryz,  15   lu- 
tego-22  grudnia,  1837.  8°.     (E  84) 

—  FRANCE.  Chambre  des  Pairs  et  Chambre  des  Deputes. 

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1838.  8".    (E83) 

-  WYDZIA!  historyczny,  Odezwa,  Uwiadomienie, 

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—  NOWOROCZNIK  demokratyczny.  1842.     Paryz, 

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—  KALENDAKZYK  emigranta,  1843.    W  Brux.,  1843.  16°. 

(E81) 

—  PIETROWSKI,  R.      Narrative  of  recent  events  in   Po 

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—  DEMOKRATA  Polski;  8  mnja-9  grudnia,  1847. 

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—  DAY,  W.  A.     Russian  government  in  Poland ; 

with    a   narr.  of  the   insurrection  of   1863. 
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See  also  Boruwlaski,  Count ;  —  Cracow ;  —  Henry  in., 
of  France ;  —  Kosciusko,  T.,  Gen.'.  —  Leszczinska,  M . ; 
—  Mafachowaki,  Gen.  K. ;  —  Plater,  K.;  —  Pulaski, 
Count;  —  Sandomirz,  Synod  of;  —  Sigiamund  in.;  — 
Sobieski,  J. ;  —  Warsaw. 


Language, 

—  DF.NINA,  G.  M.  C.  Sur  1'origine  commune  des  languos 
allemande,  esclavonne  on  polonoise,  et  latine.  (Jn 
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Dictionaries. 

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terbuch.     Konigsb.,  1836.  4°. 
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matyka.  Ed.  4a.  W  Wroclawiu,  1820.  12°. 

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pierwszych  zasad  jezykow  Polskiego,  Fran- 
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44.  3  v.  12°. 

-  PIETKIEWICZ,  M.     Grammatyka  jezyka  Fran- 

cuzkiego,  dla  wychodizcowpolskich.  Bour- 
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Law. 

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Literature, 

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with  obs.  on  the  lit.  of  P.     Lond.,  1827.  12°. 

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litterateurs  do  lu  P.     (In  his  Defense.  1812.) 

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uczniow  klassy  1,  2.  "Warsz.,  1841-42. 
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16°. 

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2368-71  the  Library  has  works  by  Czaykowski,  M. ;  — 
Frederic  n., ,  K.  of  Prussia  ',  —  Hofmanowa,  K.  z  T.; 

—  Jaworski,  J. ;  —  Karpiriski,  F. ;  —  Kniaznin,  F.  D. ; 

—  Kochanowski,  J. ;  —  Krasicki,  I. :  —  Ligenza,  II. ;  — 
Ludwik  ;  —  Niemcewicz,  J.  U. ;  —  Notatki ;  —  O.,  .76- 
zefltie;  —  Slowacki,  J. ;  —  Szymanowski,  J. ;  —  Trem- 
becki,  S. ;  —  Trepka,  X. ;  —  Westchnienie ;  —  Wit- 
w^icki,  S.;  —  Wypisjr;  —  Zimorowicz,  S. ;  —  see  also 
Cztery  lata;  —  Kordjan  ;  —  Pan  Sydzic;  —   Teatra 
Warszawskie   (a  collection  of  plays);  —  and  by  the 
following  poets:  Budzyriski,  M.;  —  Druzbacka,  K. ;  — 
Garczynski,  S. ;  —  Gaszynski,  K. ;  —  Ganwinski,  J. ;  — 
Janusz,  — ;  —  Klonowicz,  8.  F.;  —  Mickiewicz,  A.; 

—  Nal^-cz,  —  ;  — Naruszewicz,  A.  S.;  —  Olizaroski,  T. 
A.;  —  Olizarowski,  T.;  —  Szymonowicz,  S.;  —  We.g- 
ierski,  T.  K.;  —  see  also  Noc. 

Periodicals. 

-  KALENDAHZYK  emigranta.  W  Brux.,  1843.  16°.    (E  81) 

-  KRONIKA    emigracyi    Polskiey.       Tom.     4-6. 

Paryz,    1836-37.  3  v.  8°. 

-  NOWOROCZNIK   demokratyczny,  1842.     Paryz, 

1842.  12°. 

-  PRZYJACIEL  ludu,  czyli  tygodnik  potrzebnych 

i  pozytecznych  wiadomosci.  Tom  1.  1-26. 
W  Lesznie,  1834.  f°. 

-  ROCZNIK   emigracji   Polskiej.     Paryz,  1836.  8°.    (E  84) 

-  WIADOMOS'CI  krajowe  i  emigracyjne.    No.  1-21,  23-29, 

31-36.    Paryz,  1837.  8°.    (E  84) 

Numismatics . 

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ycu,  ou  Observations  sur  le  gouvernement  de 
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I'.,  [imi.     (In  hi*  (E  ivres.  v.  6.  1794;  v.  8.  1797.) 

—  IlocssK  \u,  J.  .1.     (Tiiuvernemetit  do  1*.,  et  sa  rcforma- 

tion    pro.iette;-,  1772.    (In.  /ti*  (Euvres,   v.  2.  17S2.) 

—  LIGNK,  J  .,  prince  do.    Mcnviire  sur  hi  Pologne,  [1788J. 

(//i  tiii  (E.m-es,  v.  1.   18:50.) 

—  THREE  songs.]     n.t.p.  [183-.] 

iVrtW"///.    Thu  hrave  Polaiider  in  Siberia.  —  The  ex 
ile  of  Poland.  —  The  last  ten  of  the  4th  regiment. 

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—  FEUCI.'.SSON,    R.   C-      Spruwn   Polski    njar/.niio  lej    n:i 

p  irlamcnt  \V.  Brytanji,  'J  Lipua  1833.  Paryz,  1834. 
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—  MICKIKWICZ,  A.    Ksie.?i   plelcrrzymstwa  i  Xowy  Job. 

[1833.J     Paryz,  18:34.  lti°.     (BSO) 

—  -  L'ny.     The   books   and  the  pilgrimage  of  the  Polish 

nation.     London,  1S«.  12°.    (C  175,  E  81) 

—  SHAW,  f,.,  mi  /  other*.    8  til  turnout  of  the  committee  to 

raise  fun  Is  for  tho  Polish  exiles,  1831.    n.t.p.   [1834  ?] 

8°.  (B  isarj 

—  23  LtSTOl'AD.v,  1837,  \v  Londynie,  w  Paryzu,  w  EJym- 

burgu.     Paryz,  1837.  12°.    (E  31) 

—  QUESTION  p;>lonaise.  [1837].     (fn  Manifestations  des 

Anglais  en  favour  do  la  Polog.ie.   1833.) 

—  MITYNC  przyjaciol  Polski  w  Londynie.     n.p.,  [1839]. 

8°.    (E  83; 

—  Onue,(>e,.  J.     O  narodowosji  Poiskiej  z  punktu  widz- 

enia  katolicyzmn  i  post^pu.  Paryz,  1840.  8°.     (E  83) 

—  POMYSLY  do  dziej.iw  Polski.     Paryz,  1810.   IS". 

—  POLSKA.  Chrystusowa,  pismo  p;>swi?cone  /asa- 

(l)ii  s-)  >le3Ziiyni  LuJwilca  Kr>lik.owskiego. 
Z.  1,  2;  torn. "2,  z.  1.  Paryz,  1842-48.  2  v. 
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—  GLUWCZYSSKI,  8.     Wyciag  7.  drugiego  zeszytii  przc- 

pladn  politycznego  ter.izillejszofijl  i  przyszlosji. 
Pai-yz,  H14.  S°.  (E  33)  * 

—  KKOLIKOWSKI,    L.      Wyjatek  z   Polski  chrystusowej. 

Paryz,  1SU.  S°.     (E  83) 

—  PAULS.     TOWAIIZYSTWO  DEMOKRATYCYNI    POLSKI. 

2J  Llstopada,  1847.     [Paryz,  1847.]   12".    (E  81) 

—  ZjEDNOC/.ONYCn,    Brother*.      Zbratnienie  pismo  pns- 

wie.  :ono  sprawie  Polskiej.     Paryz,  1847.  8°.     (E  83) 

—  CZAUTOUYSKI,  Li., prince.  Affaires  de  P. ;  expose 

de  la  situation,  [1883-63].     Paris,  1863.  f°. 

—  EDWARDS,  8.      Polish  captivity  ;  ace.  of    the 

present  position  of  the  Poles  [1882].  Lon 
don,  1863.  2  v.  8". 

—  SPRAWA  Polski  w  r.  18S2.     TJpsk,  1862.  8°.    (E  84) 

—  ZBAWIF.MU  Polski,  O.    Lipsk.  18ti2.  Ij".    (E  81) 

See  alxo  Czartoryski. 
Poland,  Me.     L.VDD,  \V.     Annnls  of  Bakcrstown,  Poland, 

and  Minot.  (In  Maine  Hist.  SDC.  Col.,  v.  2.  1847.) 
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the  Poland,  May  16,  IStO.  Bait.,  [184-].  24°.  (C279) 
Polanos,  Pietro  Soave.  See  Sarpi,  Pietro(c«//«d  Fra  Paolo). 
Polanus,  Amanda*.  Syntagma  theolo^iae  Chris- 

tianac.     Geneva.  1617.  f°. 

-  Same.     Francof.,  Hanov.,  16oo.   f°. 

—  Symphonia  catholica.     Genev.e,  1612.  8°. 
Polar  Exploring;  Expedition.    AMERICAN  GEOO.  STATIST. 

S;)C.  Speeial  mooting.  X.  Y.,  186).  8°.  (B  1633) 
Polar  regions.  3  -e.  Antarctic  Rations ; — Arctic  Ragions  ; 

—  North  E  istsrn  Pd33iga ;  —  North  West  Passage. 
Polar  star,  and  Boston  daily  advertiser.  Oct.  7, 

1795  -  Feb.  2,  1797.     Boston,  1796-97.  f°. 

See  alxo  Advertiser. 
Polarization.     BREWSTER,  Sir  D.     Polarization  of 

the   atmosphere,      (fn    Johnston.    A.  K.     Physical 

atlas.   18J6.) 

-  PEHEIRA,  J,      Lectures  on  polarized  light,  etc. 

2cl  ed.  by  B.  Powell.     London,  18-54.  12°. 
Pole,  M.-itthew.  NlCERON,  J.  P.    (fn  hi*  Mem.,  v.  24.  1733; 

and,  Gfim.,  v.  10.  1754.) 
Pole,  Reginald.   Cardinal.     HOOK,   W.  F.     (In  his 

Archbishops  of  Canterbury,  v.  8.  1863.) 
—  NEVE,  T.     Animadversions   upon  T.   Phillips, 

•Life  of  Cardinal  Pole'.     Oxford.  1766.  8°. 

-  PHILLIPS,  T.    Life  of  P.     Lond.,  1767.  2  v.  8°. 

298.     (15.  9.  79.) 


Pole,  Thomas.      Anatomical  instructor.     London, 

1813.  8°. 

—  History  of  the  origin   and   progress  of  adult  Rchooln, 

with  an  account  of  the  effects  already  produced 
on  the  moral  character  of  tho  laboring  poor.  Bristol. 

1814.  8°.    (B1759) 

—  Sim?.    N.  Y.,  1815.  12°.    (C  119) 

Pole,  Win.  Chapters  on  some  of  II.  Slephonson's  most  Im 
portant  professional  works.  (In  Jeaffreaon,  J.  C. 
Life  of  H.  Stephenson.  1864.) 

Pole,  Win.  Theory  of  whist.  2d  ed.  London, 
1871.  lf>°. 

Pole.  Sff  Antirctic  Rsgions;  —  Arctic  Rations;  — 
North  Eist3rn  Passigs;  —  North  Weit  Pasaaga. 

Polehampton,  Rev.  Edward.  GOOD,  J.  M.  The 
gallery  of  nature  and  art ;  or,  Tour  through 
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Colonies;  —  Coups  d'etat;—  Crime;  —  Demagogue;  — 
Democracy ;  —  Despotism  ;—  Diplomatists ;  —  Divorce ; 


—  Duelling;  —  Election;  —  E-juality;  —  Executive 
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—  Law;  —  L  iw  of  nature;  —  Legislation;  —  Liberty  ; 

—  Liberty  of  the  press  ;  —  Magistrates  ;  —  Monarchy  ; 

—  Municipal   law  ;  —  Oaths  ;  —  Obedience;  —  Organ 
ization  ;  —  Parties  ;  —  Police  ;  —  Political  pamphlets  ; 

—  Poor  ;  — Popular  tumults;  —  Prince  ;  —  Prisons  and 
Prison   Discipline;   —  Progress;  —  Property  ;  —  Pro 
scription;  —   Punishment;   —  Rebellion;    —   Repre- 


—  sociology  ;  —  atOTesnuuisaip  ;  —  oiausucs  ;  —  out- 
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Taxation  ;  —  Torture  ;  —  Town  officers  ;  —  Towns  ;  — 
Transportation  ;  —  Treaties ;  —  Veto.  Presidential  ;  — 
Village  communities;  —  Usury;  —  Vice;  —  Villages. 

For  the  politics  of  any  country  see  that  country,  as 

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Greece ;  —  Italy  ;  —  Russia  ;  —  Spain ;  —  United  States. 

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POLIZIANO 


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POLONCEAU 


—  Oratio  super  F:ibio  Quintiliano,  et  Statij   Sylvia.  — 
Prsefatio  in  Suetonii  expositionem. —  Oratio  pro  oratori- 
bus  Senensium.  —  Oratio  pro  oratoribus  Florcntinoriim. 

—  Oratio  pro  pnctore  Florentino.   —   Praelectio  in  Per- 
Biuni.   —   bialactlca.   —   Sylva,  cui  titulus  Nntricia,  — 
Rusticus,  —  Manto,  —  Ambra.  —  Elegia,  sive  F.picedion. 

—  Libor  epigrammatum  Latinorum.   —   Liber  fpigram- 
niatuin  Gra>corum.  — llistoria  de  Pactiana  conjuratione. 

—  Koruni  quae  Grwee  passim  adinixta  stint  interpretatio, 
per  quendain  stuiliosum. 

—  Ballate.     (In  Saggio  di  rime.  1825.) 

—  Canzone   a   ballo.     (In  Gironi,  K.      Rac.  di  Mr.  ital. 

1808.) 

—  Stanze   per   le    giostra  del    mag.  Giuliano  di 

Piero  dc'  Medici.     Eirenze,  1794.  4". 
-     Same.     Pisa,  1805.   f". 

—  Same.     (In  Poesie  di  divers!  aut.  1782.) 

—  Stanze,  e  Orfeo.     (In  Petrarca,  F.     Kline,  v.  2.  1836.) 

-  Le  stanze,  1'Orfeo,  e  le  rime  ;    rivedute  e  illnst. 

cou     annot.     da     G.     Carducci.       Firenze, 

1863.  16". 

Contents.  Delle  poesie  toscane  di  A.  Poliziano.  — 
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[e]  osservazioni  del  Padre  Affo.  —  Kispetti  continvati. 

—  Kispetti  spicciolati.    —   Canzoni  a  ballo  e  canzonette. 

—  Rime  varie. 

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—  GRESWF.M,,  W.  P.     Memoir  of  P.    (In  his  Memoirs. 

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—  PROSPECT  before  us,  or  Looofoco  impositions  exposed. 

Wash.,  1844.  8°.     (B  1500) 

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—  She  writes.     (In  Old  and  new,  v.  1.  1870.) 

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prison  and  on  parole.     Richmond,  1865.  8°. 

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in  the  Eastern  parts  of  the  world  ;  tr.  by  W. 
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-  Same.     Ed.  by  II.  Murray.     N.  Y.,  1845.   18". 

(Harpers'  fam.   lib.,  v.  173.) 

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—  Ital.     Dell'  maravigliose  cose  del  mondo.     Ve- 

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Baldelli  Boni.     Firenze,  1827.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     Viaggi.     (In  Ramusio,  G.  B.     Rac.  del.  nav., 

v.  2.  1573.) 

—  Latin.     De  regionibus  orientalibus.    (In  Grynaeus,  S. 

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—  Abridged.     Reisen  in  die  Tartarey,  1272.     (In  Allge- 

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—  KINGSLEY,  H.     (In  hi*  Tales  of  old  travel.  1869.) 

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—  Poeaias.      (In   Castro,    A.  de.      Poetas   liricos,   v.   2. 

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gation.  Paris,  1844.  4°. 


POLONI 


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POLYNESIA 


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London,  1848.  8°.      (Encycl.  metrop.) 

—  Same.     English  law.     (In  Smedley,  E.,  and  othfrs. 

Encyclopaedia  metropolitana,  v.  2.  1845.) 
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a   1'ouest   du   pays   transilien.      (In  Paris.  Soc.  de 

Geog.     Bui.,  5e  ser.,  v.  18.  1869.) 
Poltri,  Dotnenico.     Cicalata  in  lode  de'  cuochi.     (In  Dati, 

C.     Prose  iior.,  pt.  3,  v.  2.  1751.) 

Poltroonius ;  a  tragic  farce.     Sfe  Head,  E.  F.     (C  189) 
Polwhele,  Rev.  Richard.     Reminiscences  in  prose 

and  verse.     London,  1836.  3  v.  12°. 

-  Traditions  and   recollections.     London,    1826. 

2v.  8°. 

—  REDDING,  C.       (In    Ms    Personal    reminiscences    of 

eminent  men,  v.  1.  1867.) 

Polyaenus  Macedonians.  Stratagems  of  war;  tr. 
by  R.  Sheperd.  London,  1796.  4°. 

—  Fragm.  (In  Josephns.   Opera  ;  ed.  Dindorf,  v.  2.  1847.) 
Polysenus  Sardianttx.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist. 

Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 
Polyander,  Johann,  and  others.      Synopsis  theol- 

ogise.     Ed.  2a.     Lugd.  Eat.,  1*632.  8°. 
Polyanthea.     See  Lange,  J. 
Polyanthos  ;    [ed.  J.  T.Buckingham].  Dec.  1805  - 

July  1807.     Boston,  1805-07.  5  v.   12°. 

-  Same.      Enl.      Vol.   1-4;     Oct.    1812  -  Sept. 

1814.     Boston,  1812-14.  4  v.  8°. 

Polyanthus  Cyrtnceus.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr. 
Hist.  Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 

Polybiblion  ;  revue  bibliog.  univ.     Paris,  1868-74. 

12  v.  8°. 

Polybius.  Historiarum  libri  [i-xvn],  Excerpta 
legationum,  Fragmenta  ;  [ace.]  ^Enese  Com 
ment,  de  toleranda  obsidione ;  I.  Casau- 
bonus  vulgavit  Lat.  interp.  ac  notas  adj. 
Parisiis,  1609.  f°. 

Note,  'JEnese  Comment. 'has  a  separate  titlepage 
and  paging. 

—  Same.     Ex  recens.  J.  Gronovii ;  prsef.  et  gloss. 

adj.   J.  A.  Ernesti.   [Gr.    et   Lat.]      Vol.  1, 
Lips.,  1764,  v.  2,  3,  Vindob.,  1763.  3  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.      l-v.      2.     vi-xvn.   —  Excerpta 
legationum.       3.     Excerpta   de  virtu  tibus   et  vitiis.  — 
Fragm.  —  JEnae  Comment,  quomodo  obsessum  resistere 
oporteat.  —  Indices. 

Note.    The  'Excerpta  de  virtutibus'  was  not  in 
the  ed.  of  1609. 

-  Same.     Historiarum    reliquiae   [lib.  I-XL].  Gr. 

et  Lat.     Parisiis,  Ditiot,  1839.  8°. 

-  Polybius  ;  ex  recog.  I.  Bekkeri.     Berol.,  1844. 

2  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.     A-TJ.       2.      6-^.  —  Ef  i&ri\tav. 

—  E  libro  xv.     Gr.  et  Lat.    (In  Mueller,  C.    Frag.  hist. 

Gr.,  v.  2.  1848.) 

—  E  libro  xxi.     Gr.  et  Lat.     (In  Josephus.     Opera,  rec. 

Dindorfius,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  De  hist,  militate.   —   Forma  rei   publicse  Rom.     (In 

Wyttenbach,  D.    Sel.  1808.) 

-  Eng.     General  history  ;    tr.  by  [J.]  Hampton. 

London,  1756-72.  2  v.  4°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.    i-v.     2.    vi-xvn. 

Same  trans.     Lond.,  1783.  4  v.  (v.  1,  2  w.)  .  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  3.     vi-x.      4.     xi-xvn. 
Fragment  out  of  the  sixth  book  ;    tr.     Lon 
don,  1743.  8°. 

—  French.     Histoire  ;  tr.  par  V.  Thuillier,  avec  un 

comment,   par    [J.    C.]    de   Folard.      Paris, 

1727-30.  6  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Pref.  —  Vie  de  P.  —  Traite  de  la 
colonne;  par  Folard.  —  Hist,  I.  2.  Same,  contin. 
Traite  de  1'attaq.ue  des  places  des  anciens;  par  Folard 
3.  Traite  de  la  defense ;  par  Folard.  —  Hist.,  n.  —  Diss 
sur  les  mines;  par  de  Valiere.  4.  Hist.  HI.  —  Dissi 
sur  la  seconde  guerre  punique;  par  Folard.  6.  Hist.j 


iv-v.      6.     vi-xvn.  —  Ambassades.  —  Exemples  de 
vertus  et  de  vices. 

Same.     Nouv.  ed.     Amst.,  1774.  7  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1-6.  Same  as  the  preceding  ed.  [7.] 
Su) plirntnt.  Folard,  J.  C.  Nouv.  decouvertes  sur  la 
guerre;  —  Diss.  on  Ton  examine  si  1'usage  ou  Ton  est 
de  mcttre  la  cavalerie  sur  les  ailes,  etc.,  est  aussi  bien 
fonde  qu'il  est  ancien  ct  univ.  —  Terson,  <ol.  Lettre  sur 
le  Polybe  de  F.  —  Savornin,  —  de.  Les  sentiments 
d'un  homme  de  guerre  nur  le  nouveau  systeme  de  F. ; 
avec  une  diss.  sur  1'ordre  de  bataille  de  Cesar  et  de 
Pompee  a  la  journee  de  Pharsale.  —  Folard,  J.  C. 
Reponse  aux  critiques. 

—  Latin.      De   castris   Romariis.      (In   Graevius,   J.    G. 

Thes.  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  10.  1699.) 

—  CASAUBON,    I.      Ad    Polybii    Historiarum  lib. 

commentarii.     Parisiis,  1617.  8°. 

—  DRYDEN,  J.     Character  of  P.     (In  his  Works,  v.  18. 

1808.) 

—  FOLARD,  J.  C.  de.     Commentaires  sur  Polybius.     (In 

Traverse,  J.  V.,  baron  de.  Etude  militaire,  2e  pt. 
1758.) 

—  LIPSILS,  J.     Commentarius  ad  P.     (In  his  De  militia 

Rom  ana.  15£6.) 

Polycarpus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Smyrna.  Polycarpi  et  Ig- 
natii  epistolte ;  cum  interp.  Latina  ;  prajf. 
de  Ignatii  et  P.  scriptis,  de  Apostolicis  con- 
stitutionibus  et  Canonibus  dementi  Romano 
tributis  J.  Usserii  disser.  Oxon.,  1644.  4°. 

—  Eng.     Apostolical  fathers,  Polycarp  and  Igna 

tius  ;  [epistles].     Burlington,  1837.  8°. 

Epistle  to  the  Philippians.    (7n  Wake,  W.    Epistles. 

1719;  —  Hone,  W.  Apocbryphal  New  Testament. 
1832;  —  Apostolic  fathers.  Writings.  1870.) 

—  BOEHRINGER,  F.    (In  his  Die  Kirche  Christi,  Bd.  1, 

Abth.  1.  1842.) 

—  CIRCULAR  epistle  of  the  Ch.  of  Smyrna  cone,  the  mar 

tyrdom  of  St.  Polycarp.  (In  Wake,  W.  Epistles. 
1719.) 

—  DONALDSON,  J.    (In  his  Critical  hist,  of  Ch.  lit.,  v.  1. 

1864.) 

—  MARTYRDOM  of  Polycarp.     (In  Tracts  for  the  times, 

v.  1.  1833;  —  and  in  Apostolic  fathers.     Writings. 

1870.) 
Polycharmus.      Fragm.      (In  Mueller,  C.      Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

v.  4.  1851.) 
Polychromatic  decoration.     WHIOHCORD,  J.     Decoration 

of  the  Middle  Ages.     (In  Weale,  J.     Quarterly  pa 
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1868.) 

—  QIIATREMERE  DE  QuiNCY,  A.  C.     Essai  sur  lagofit  de 

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Polycletus.    Fragm.      (In  Arrianua.     Anabasis  et  Indica. 

1846.) 
Polycrates.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr.,  v.  4. 

1851.) 

Polycraticns.     See  Joannes  Sare*bfrien»is. 
Polydorus  Vergilius.     St-e  Vergilius. 

Polyeucte,  martyr;  tragedie  ehretienne.     See  Corneille,  P. 
Polygala  senega.     MASSIE,  T.     Experimental  enquiry  into 

the  properties  of  the  P.  S.  (In  Caldwell,  C.  Med 
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Polygamia  triumphatrix,  discursus  politicus.   See  Lyser,  J. 
Polygamy.     See  Marriage. 
Polyglots.     See  Bible  (p.  268). 
Polygnotus.    BEULE,  C.  E.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan. 

1863.) 

—  WELCKER,  F.  G.  Die  Composition  der  polygnotisehen 

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Polyhedra.  SHARP,  A.  Geometry  improv'd  by  a 
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Polyidus.  Fragm.  (In  Bergk,  T.  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.,  1853;  — 
Nauck,  J.  A.  Trag.  Gr.  fr.  1856;  —  and  in  Wag 
ner,  F.  W.  Fr.  Eufip.  1846.) 

Polymathia,  De.     See  Wouwer,  J.  van. 

Polymeiiis,  Georgios.  Aet-inov  'Ayyfa>e%fajviK6v.  'Ey 
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Polymetis.    See  Spence,  J. 

Polynesia.  Bibliography. 

—  BLEEK,  W.  H.  I.      (In  his  Library  of  Sir  G.  Grey 

v.  2.  1858.) 


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Botany. 

-  FORSTER,  J.  R.  and  G.     Characteres  generum 

plautarum  quas  in  itinere  ad  insulas  maris 
Australis  collegeruut.     Londini,  1776.  4°. 

Description. 

-  ROGGEVEEN,  J.     Dagverhaal  der  ontdekkings- 

reis,  1721,22.     MkUlelburg,  1838.  8°. 

-  POUTER,  D.  Cruise  to  the  Pacific  Ocean,  1812- 

19.     Phila.,  1815.  2  v.  8°. 

-  PAULDING,  H.      Cruise  of  the  Dolphin  among 

the  islands  of  the  Pacific  Ocean,  [1824-261 
N.  Y.,  1831.  18°. 

-  PRITCHARD,  W.  T.     Polynesian  reminiscences  ; 

or,  Life  in  the  South  Pacific  islands,  [1825- 
63]  ;  pref.  by  Dr.  Seeman.     Lond.,  1866.  8°. 

-  BEECHEY,  F.  W.     Voyage  to  the  Pacific  Ocean 

and  Behring's  Strait,  1825-28.     Lond.,  1831. 

2  v.  4°. 

Same.     Phila.,  1832.  8°. 

French.     (In  Montemont,  A.     Biblioth.,  v.  19.  1834.) 

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30.     N.  Y.,  1831.  2  v.  12". 

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36].     Dublin,  1845.  12°. 

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a  surveying  expedition    to  the  South  seas. 
N.  Y.,  1836.  8°. 

-  TURNER,    G.      Nineteen    years    in    Polynesia, 

[1840-59].     London,  1861.  8°. 

-  MELVILLE,  H.     Omoo  ;  a  narr.  of  adventures 

in  the  South  Sea,  [1842-43].  5th  ed.    N.  Y., 
1847.  12°. 

Typee ;  a  peep  at  Polynesian   life,   during  a 

four  month's  residence  in  a  valley  of  the 
Marquesas,  [1843].  N.  Y.,  1846.  12°. 

—  WISE,  H.  A.     [1848.]     (In  his  Los  Gringos.  1849.) 

-  ERSKINE,  J.  E.    Cruise  [in]  the  western  Pacific, 

[1849].     London,  1853.  8°. 

-  LAMONT,  E.  H.     Wild  life  among   the    Pacific 

Islanders,  [1852-53].     London,  1867.  8°. 

—  HABERSHAM,  A.  W.     North   Pacific  surveying 

and  exploring  exped.,  [1853-56].  Phila., 
1858.  8°. 

—  PERKINS,  E.  T.    Present  condition  of  P.    (In  his  Na 

Motu.  1854.) 

-  DILKE,  C.  W.     Greater  Britain,  travel,  1866- 

67.     London,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 

—  PALMER,  Capt.  G.      Kidnapping  in  the   South 

seas  ;   three  months'    cruise  of  the  Rosario, 

[1869].     Edin.,  1871.  8°. 

See  alto  Asia ;  —  Fiji  Is. ;  —  Georgian  Is. ;  —  Hawai 
ian  Is.;  —Marquesas  Is.;—  Mulgrave  Is.;  —  New 
Caledonia ;  —  Oceanica  ;  —  Pacific  IB.  ;  —  Pelew  Is. ; 
—  Society  Is. ;  —  Voyages  round  the  world. 

History. 

-  DOMENY  DE  RIENZI,  G.  L.      Oceanie  ou    cin- 

quieme  partie  du  monde.  Paris,  1836-38. 
3  v.  8°.  (Univers.) 

—  GARNIER,  J.       Les    migrations    polynesiennes,   leur 

origine,  etc.,  leur  influence  sur  les  Anstralasiens  de 
la  Nouv.  Caled.  (In  Paris.  Soc.  de  Geoer.  Bui.. 
5e  se>.,  v.  19.  1870.) 

-  GREY,  Sir  G.     Polynesian  mythology,  and  tra 

ditional  history  of  the  New  Zealand  race. 
London,  1855. "8°. 

—  LANG,  J.  D.      View  of  the  origin  and  migra 

tions  of  the  Polynesian  nation,  demonstrating 
their  discovery  and  settlement  of  America. 
London,  1834.  8°. 

—  RUSSELL,  M.      Polynesia;  an  hist,  account  of 

the  principal  islands  in  the  South  Sea.  N.  Y., 
1848.  12°.  (Harper's  fam,  lib.,  v.  158.) 


Language. 

—  DWIGHT,  T.  Sketch  of  the  Polynesian  lang.  drawn 
up  from  Half's  Ethnology  and  philol.  (In  Amer 
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-  GABELENTZ,  H.  C.  von  der.     Die  melanesischen 

Sprachen,  nach  ihren  grammatischen  Bau 
und  ihrer  Verwandtschaft  unter  sich  und  mit 
den  malaiisch-polynesischen  Sprachen.  Aua 
d.  vin.  B.  der  Abh".  d.  k.  sachs.  Ges.  d.  Wiss. 
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—  MUELLER,  F.  Malayo-polynesischo  Sprachen.  (In 
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See  also  Asia  ;   —  Hawaiian  Islands  ;  —  Japan  ; 

Oceauica. 

Missions, 

-  SMITH,  W.   Voyage  in  the  missionary  ship  Duff 

in  the  Pacific  Ocean,  1769-1802  ;"  first  effort 
of  the  London  Miss.  Soc.  N.  Y.,  1813.  12°. 

-  WILSON,  J.     Missionary  voy.  to  the  S.  Pacific 

ocean,  1796-98,  in  the  ship  Duff.     London 
1799.   4". 

-  ELLIS,   W.     Polynesian  researches,  [1816-22]. 

London,  1829.  2  v.  8°. 

Polynesian,    The,     May    18,   1844  -  May   8,  1847. 

Honolulu,  1844-47.  3  v.   f°. 
Polyphemus.      GRIMM,  W.  K.      Die  Sage  von  Polyphem. 

(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1857.) 
Polypi   (in  zoology}.      VERRILL,   A.  E.      Revision   of  the 

polypi  of  the  E.  coast  of  the  U.  S.     (In  Boston  Soc. 

of  Nat.  Hist..     Mem.,  v.  1.  1866-69.) 
Polypus,  pseud.    All  the  talents.     See  Barrett,  K.  8. 
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polypus  of    the  womb.     Boston,  1855.  8°.    (B  1550) 

—  CLARKE,  E.  H.      Obs.  on  polypus  of  the  ear. 

Boston,  1867.  8°. 
Polypi  and  fungus  of  the  ear.     [Pages  1-11  of  the 

Amer.  med.  monthly,  Feb.  1854.]  8°.  (B  1550) 
Polytechnic  magazine.  See  London  polytechnic  mag. 
Polytechnic  School.  See  Paris.  Ecole  Roy.  Polytech- 

nique  (p.  2234). 
Polytheism.     See  Religions. 
Polyzelus.     Fragm.     (In  Meineke,  A.    Fr.  com.  Gr..  v.  2, 

pt.  2.   1840;   —  and  in  Meineke.  Poetarum  com. 

Grsec.  1855.) 
Pombal,  Sebastiao  Jose  de  Carvalho  e  Mello,  conde 

d'Oeyras,  marq.  de.    CROWE,  E.  E.    (In  hi*  Lives 

of  foreign  statesmen,  v.  5.  1838.   Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 

—  DESOTEUX  DE  CORMATIN,  P.  M.  F.    L'adminis- 

tration  du  marquis  de  P.  Amst.,  1788.  2  v.  8°. 
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of  Riperda  and  Marq.  of  Pombal,  etc.  3d  ed. 
London,  1814.  8". 

Pomerania.  BARTHODD,  F.  W.  Deutsches  BUrgerthum 
in  Pommern  um  die  Mittc  des  15.  Jahrhunderts. 
(In  Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1839.) 

—  Map.    VISSCHER,  J.  N.     n.p.,  [17— ].  2  maps.  f°.    (E 

64) 

LUBIN,  E.    Pomerania,  G.  Blaeuexc.     Amst.,  fl6— 1. 

(E  78,  no.  143a) 

Pomeroy.    See  alio  Pomroy. 

Pomeroy,  John  Norton.  Introduction  to  muni 
cipal  law.  N.  Y.,  London,  1864.  8°. 

Pomeroy,  Jonathan  Law.  Reply  to  'Objections  to  Unitarian 
Christianity  considered'.  Boston,  1822.  12°.  (C  111) 

—  Sermon,  funeral  of  J.  Wilbur.      Northampton,  1816. 

8°.    (B  328) 
Pomeroy,  3frs.  Lucy  Gaylord.    BROCKETT,   L.  P.    (In  his 

Woman's  work  in  the  civil  war.  1867.) 
Pomeroy,  Samuel  Wyllys.     Memorial  on  the  subject  of  a 

revision  of  the  patent  laws.      Gallipolis,  1832.   8" 

(B  1058) 
Pomeroy,  Wm.  Thomas.     General  view  of  the 'agriculture 

of  the  County   of  Worcester.       London,   1794.    4" 

(W75) 
Pomet,    Pierre.      Histoire    generale    des   drogues. 

Paris,  1694.   f°. 
Pomey,  Francois  Antoine.   The  pantheon  ~r  fabulous 

hist,  of  the  heathen  gods  and   heroes  ;   [ed.J 

by  A.  Tooke.  1st  Amer.  from  the  32d  Lon 
don  ed.     N.  Y.,  1810.  18°. 


POMFRET 


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Pomfret,  John.  Poems.  (In  Anderson,  R.  Brit,  poets, 
v.  6.  1795;  —  Chalmers,  A.  Eng.  poets,  v.  8.  1810; 
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—  JOHNSON,  S.     (In  his  Works,  v.  9.  1806;  —  and  Lives 

of  eminent  English  potts,  v.  1.  1810.) 

Pomfret,  Samuel.  BROWNE,  S.  Letter  to  T.  Reynolds,  on 
a  passage  in  his  funeral  sermon  i'orP.,ttc.  London, 
1722.  8°.  (B  39,  HO) 

Pomfret,  Vt.  Eccl.  Council.  CORRESPONDENT,  The  ; 
publ.  inthe  Windham  Herald  rel.  to  the  re 
sult  of  the  Council  at  P.,  1792,  resp.  the  Rev. 
O.  Dodge.  Windham,  1793.  8°. 
Pommereul,  Francois  Rene  Jean  de.  Campaign  of 
Gen.  Buonaparte  in  Italy,  during  the  fourth 
and  fifth  years  of  the  French  Republic,  1796- 
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—  and  others.    Art militaire.   (Vol.  19-22 o/ Encyclopedia 

method.,  1784-97.) 

Pommes  du  roioin,  Les;  comedie.     See  Sardou,  V. 
Pommier,  Amedee.      Profils    contemporaires :    La 

com tesse  Dora  d'lstria.     Paris,  1863.  8°. 
Pomological  Society.      See  American  Pomological  Soc. 
Pompadour,  Jeanne   Antoinette    Poisson,  marquise 

de.  CAPEFIGUE,  J.  13.11.  R.   Paris,  1860.  18°. 

—  Du  HAVSSET,  Mine.    Memoires.  Paris,  1824.  8°. 

(Berville  and  Barriere.  Col.,v.39.) 
Memoires.     (In   Barriere,  F.     Bibl.,  v.  3.  1835.) 

—  GONCOURT,  E.  and  J.  II.  de.     (In  their  Les  maitresses 

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—  LA  FIZEI.IERE,  A.  de.     L'art  et  les  femnies  en  France  : 

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Pomp6e,  tragedie.    See  Corneille,  P. 

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Pompeii.  Bibliography.  ELENCO  degli  autori  mo- 
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—  Gouo,  L.  von.     Wanderungen  durch  Pompeii. 

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—  HITTORF,  J.  I.      Pompei  et  Petra.      (In  Paris.  Inst. 

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—  MAZOIS,  C.F.     Les  mines  de  Pompeii.     2e  pt: 

Habitations,  prec.  d'un  essai  sur  les  habita 
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—  NICCOLINI,  A.      Quadro  in  musaico    scoperto, 

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Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Antiquites  de  Pompeia.  3. 
Usages,  plan  du  museum  de  Portici,  objets  trouves  dans 
les  fouilles  de  Pompeia. 

Diversi  ornati  delle  pareti,  volte,  e  pavimenti 

di  musaico,  existcnti  nolle  cammere  della 
casa  di  campagnia  di  Pompeia.  n.p.,  1808. 
f°.  (v.  5.) 

-  POMPEII.      London,   1831-32.    2  v.  12°.     (Lib. 

ent.  know!.,  v.  24,  25.) 

—  RONCHAL'D,  L.de.   Pompei  et  les  antiqnites  du  Vesuve. 

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—  SCHARF,  (jr.,  Jr.  Pompeian  court  in  the  Crystal  Palace. 

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—  TEENITE,  W.     Wandgemftlde  aus  Pompeji  und 

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—  ZAHN,  J.  K.  W.    Ornamente  und  Gemalde  aus 

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—  ZANGEMEISTER,    K.      Inscriptiones    parietarire 

Pompeianae  Herculanenses  Stabianae.    Bero- 
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Pompeius  Magnus,  Cneus.  PLLTARCHUS.  (In  his  Vitse; 
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Pomponius  Atticus.     See  Atticus. 

Pomponius  Laetus.     See  Leto,  G.  1'. 

Pomponius  Mela.     See  Mela,  P. 

Pomponius  Secundus.     See  Secundus,  P. 

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Not?.     The  3d  report  contains  Returns  from  the  Gen. 
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—  GR.  BRIT.      Ho.  of  Commons.      Reports  from 

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Same.  [Dec.  1830  -  Apr.  1831.]  Printed 

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—  Same.    (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  85.  1865.) 

Poor  of  N.  Y.,  The;  by  the  Star  Club;  a  drama.  (In  Sar 
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—  Same.     1737,  40-49.    Lond.,  1737-49.   11  v.  12°.     (E  72) 
Poor  Sarah;  or,  The  Indian  woman;   tr.  \>y  E.  Boudinot, 

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Poot,    Hubert  Kornelis/oon.     Ilet  groot  natur-en 
zedekundigh  werelttoneel  van    zinnebeelden 
of  beeldensprack.     Delft,  1726.  3  v.    f°. 
Popanilla;  by  B.  Disraeli.     (In  his  Novels,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Pope,   Alexander.       Works.      New    ed.     London, 

1769.  5  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Preface.  —  Recommendatory 
poems.  —  Discourse  on  pastoral  poetry.  —  Spring.  — 
Summer.  —  Autumn.  —  Winter.  —  Messiah.  —  Windsor- 
Forest.  —  Ode  on  St.  Cecilia's  day.  —  Two  chorus's  to 
tbe  tragedy  of  Brutus.  —  Ode  on  solitude.  —  Essay  on 
criticism.  —  The  rape  of  the  lock.  —  Klegy  to  the  mem 
ory  of  an  unfortunate  lady.  —  Prologue  to  Mr.  Addison's 
Tragedy  of  Cato.  —  Epilogue  to  Mr.  Rowe's  Jane  Shore. 

—  Sappho  to  Phaon.  —  Eloisa  to  Abelard.  —  Temple  of 
fame.  —  January  and  May.  —  Wife  of  Bath.   —  First 
book  of  Statius's  Thebais.  —  Family  of  Dryope.  —  Ver- 
tumnus  and  Pomona.  —  Imitations.  —  Essay  on  satire. 

—  Essay  on  man.   —   Universal  prayer.   —   The  dying 


Christian  to  his  soul.  2.  Knowledge  and  characters  of 
men.  —  Characters  of  women.  —  Use  of  riches.  —  To 
Mr.  Addison,  [on]  his  dialogues  on  medals.  —  Prologue 
to  the  satires,  epistle  to  Dr.  Arbuthnot.  —  Satires  and 
epistles  of  Horace  imitated.  —  Satires  of  Dr.  John  Donne 
versified.  —  Epilogue  to  the  satires.  —  On  receiving 
from  Lady  Frances  Shirley  a  Blandish  and  two  pens.  — 
Letter  to  the  publisher,  occasioned  by  the  first  correct 
edition  of  the  Dunciad.  —  Martinus  Scriblerushis  prole 
gomena  and  illustrations  to  the  Dunciad,  with  the  hyper- 
critics  of  Aristarchus.  —  The  Dunciad.  —  Appendix. 
3.  Imitations  of  Horace.  —  Epistles.  —  Epitaphs.  — 
Memoirs  of  Martinus  Scriblerus.  —  Art  of  sinking  in 
poetry.  —  Virgilius  Restauratus.  —  Specimen  of  Scrib- 
lerus's  reports.  —  Memoirs  of  P.  P.  clerk  of  this  parish. 

—  Of  the  poet  laureate,  Nov.  19.  1729.    —    Guardians.  — 
Preface  to  Homer's  Iliad.   —   Preface  to  the  works  of 
Shakespear.  —  Letters.      4.     Letters.      5.     Life  of  Pope, 
by  O.  Ruff  head. 

-  Works;     [ed.]    by  W.  L.   Bowles.      London, 

1806.  10  v.  S". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  P.  —  Discourse  on  pastoral  poetry.  —  Pastorals.  — 
Messiah.  —  Windsor  forest.  —  Odes.  —  Essay  on  criti 
cism.  —  Rape  of  the  lock.  —  Elegy.  —  Prologue  to 
Addison's  Tragedy  of  Cato.  —  Epilogue  to  Rowe's  Jane 
Shore.  2.  Sappho  to  1'haon.  —  Eloisa  to  Abelard.  — 
Temple  of  fame.  —  January  and  May.  —  Wife  of  Bath. 

—  First  book  of  Statius's  Thebais.  —  Fable  of  Dryope.  — 
Vertumnus  and  Pomona.  —  Imitations.  —  Miscellanies. 

—  Epitaphs.      3.     Essay  on  man.   —   Moral  essays.  — 
App.  :  Essay  on  satire  occasioned  by  death  of  Mr.  P. ;  — 
Letter  to  a  noble  lord.      4.     Prologue  to  the  satires.  — 
Imitations  of  Horace.  —  Satires  of  J.  Donne  versified. 

—  Epilogue  to  satires.   —  Fragment  of  an  unpublished 
satire.  —   Plan  of  an  epic  poem.  —   Preface  to  Homer's 
Iliad.  —  Postscript  to  the  Odyssey.     5.  The  Dunciad.     6. 
Imitations  of  Horace.  —  Memoirs  of  Martinus  Scriblerus. 

—  Art  of  sinking  in  poetry.   —   Origin  of  sciences.  — 
Virgilius     restauratus.      •-    Specimen    of    Seriblerus's 
reports.  —  Memoirs  of  P.  P.  clerk  of  this  parish.  —  Of 
the  poet  laureate,  Nov.  19,  1729.  —  Dr.  Norris's  narr.  of 
the  frenzy  of  J.  D.  —  Ace.  of  the  poisoning  of  E.  Curll. 

—  Condition  of  E.  Curll.  —  Relation  of  the  circumcision 
of  E.  Curll.  —  Key  to  the  lock.  • —  Thoughts  on  various 
subjects.      7,8.     Letters.      9.     Letters.  —  The  guardian. 

—  Preface  to  works   of  Shakespear.       10.     Letters.  — 
Three  hours  after  marriage.  —  Poetic  character  of  Pope. 

—  Last  will  and  testament. 

-  \Yorks  ;    col.  in    part  by  J.  W.   Croker,   with 

in  trod,  and  notes  by  Rev.  W.Ehvin.  Vol.  1- 
2,6-8.     London,  1871.  5  v.  8°. 
Content*.     Vol.  1.     Catalogue  of  Pope's  collected  ed. 
of  his  works.    —   Pope's  memorial  list  of  relations  and 
friends.  —  Advertisement  of    Warburton  to  his  ed.  of 
Pope's  works.  —   Introduction.    —   Preface.  —   Recom 
mendatory  poems.    —   First  book  of  Statius's   Thebais. 

—  Sappho  to  Phaon,  —  The  fable  of  Dryope,  —  Vertum 
nus  and  Pomona,  from  Ovid.   —   January  and  May,  — 
The  wife  of  Bath,  from  Chaucer.  —  The  temple  of  tame. 

—  Pastorals.  —  Messiah,  a  sacred  eclogue.  —  Windsor 
forest.      2.    Essay  on  criticism.   —  Warburton's  com 
mentary  and  notes.  —  Rape  of  the  lock.  —  Elegy  to  the 
memory  of  an  unfortunate  lady.  — •  Eloisa  to  Abelard.  — 
Essay  on  man.  —  The  universal  prayer.  —  Warburton's 
commentary  and  notes  on  the  Essay  on  man.    —   War- 
burton's  notes  on  the  universal  prayer.      6,  7,  8.     Cor 
respondence. 

—  Dunciad  ;   with   notes  variorum   and   prolego 

mena  of  Scriblerus.  2d  ed.     Lond.,  1729.  8°. 

—  Dunciad.     London,  1736.   12". 

—  Dying  Christian  to  his  soul.  —  Rape  of  the  lock.     (In 

Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  5.  1819.) 

—  Epistle  to  Dr.  Arbuthnot.     London.  1734.  f°.     (E  327) 

—  Epistle  to  Ld.  Cobham  ;  [the  knowledge  and  characters 

of  men].     London,  1733.  f°.    (E  327) 

—  Essay  on   man  in  [4]  epistles  to  a  friend  ;   corr.  by  the 

author.     London,  [1732?].  4  v.  f°.    (E  327) 

—  Same.    Added,  The  universal  prayer.     Dover,  [17— ]. 

12".     (C191) 

—  Essay  on  man.     London,  1734.  4°.     (A  69) 

—  Same.     With  notes  by  Warburton  and  in  ms. 

London,  1748.  8°. 

—  Same.     And  other  pieces  ;   with  the  Universal 

prayer.     Boston,  1813.   18°. 

Same.     Ensaio  sobre  o  homen  ;  tr.  por  F.  B. 

M.  Targiiii.     [In  Eng.  and  Port.]    Londies, 
1819.  3  v.  4°. 


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-  flame.     Boston,  1823.  24°.    (D  20) 

-  Same.     [In  Eitg.  and  Fr.]     (hi  Delille,  J.      CEuvres, 

v.  16.   1824.) 

-  Germ.     Versueh  von  dem  Menschen.     (In  Grynaeus, 

S.     Vier  Meisterstilcke.  1757.) 

-  Excerpta  qua>dam.     Londini,  1749.  4°. 

Contents.  Tentamen  de  humine.  —  Tcntamen  de 
criticlsmo.  —  Eloisa  Abelardo.  —  Elegia  in  memoriam 
Infelicis  nymphae.  —Messiah  ;  bucolicura  sacrum.  —  Pre- 
catio  universa.  —  Christian!  morientis  ad  animam. 

-  Another  copy.    (A  69) 

-  False  taste;  an  epiHtle  to  the  Earl  of  Burlington.    3d 

ed.     London,  1731.  f°.     (E  327) 

-  Hirtengedichte.    (/«  Grynseua,  S.  Vier  Meisterstilcke. 

1757.) 
Letters  of  P.  and  his  friends.     Lond.,  1737.  f°. 

-  Letters  to  Atterbury  when  in  the  Tower  of  London  ;  ed. 

by  J.  (J.  Nichols.  (In  Camden  miscel.,  v.  4.  1859; 
v.  73  of  Camden  Soc.) 

-  Messiah  in  Latin.      (In  Tyrwhitt,    T.     Translations, 

etc.  1752.) 

-  Messiaa.    (In  Grynaeus,  8.   Vier  Meisterstiicke.  1757.) 

-  Of  the  use  of  riches;  epistle  to  Ld.  Bathurst.     2d  ed. 

London,  1733.  f°.    (E  327) 

-  One   thousand   seven    hundred  and  thirty  eight;    dia 

logue  something  like  Horace.  London,  [1738?].  f°. 
(E  327) 

-  -  Dialogue  II.     London,  1738.   f°.    (E  327) 

-  Poetical  works.      (In    Anderson,  II.      British   poets, 

v.  8.  1795;  and  in  Chalmers,  A.  Eng.  poets,  v.  12. 
1810.) 

-  Poetical  works  ;  ed.  by  H.  F.  Gary.     London, 

1850.  8". 

-  Poetical  works  ;  ed.  by  R.  Carruthers.     Lon 

don,  1853-54.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memoir  of  P.,  with  extracts  from 
his  correspondence.  2.  Translations  and  imitations. 

—  Imitations  of  Eng.  poets.  —  Pastorals.  —  Epistles.  — 
Epitaphs.      3.     Dunciad.  —  Essay  on  man.  —  Universal 
prayer.      4.     Moral  essays.  —  Satires.  —  Imitations  of 
Horace.  —  Miscellanies. 

-  Poetical  works.     Boston,  1856.  3  v.   16°. 

Content*.     Vol.  1.    Memoirs  of  Pope  by  A.  Dyce.  — 
Plan  of  an  epic  poem.  —  The  will  of  Pope.  —  Preface.  — 
Pastorals.      2.     Essay  on  criticism.  —  Essay  on  man.  — 
Universal  prayer.  —  Moral  essays.  —  Imitations  of  Eng 
lish   poets.      3.     Epistle   to   Dr.  Arbuthnot,   being  the 
Srologue  to  the  satires.   —  Satires,  epistles,  and  odes  of 
orace  imitated.  —  Satires  of  Dr.  John  Donne,  versified. 

—  Epitaphs.  —  The  Dunciad. 

-  Poetical  works  ;  ed.  by  R.  Carruthers.      Lon 

don,  Bohn,  1858.  2  v.    8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Author's  preface  to  the  first  col 
lected  edition  of  his  poems  in  1717.  —  Variations  in  the 
author's  manuscript  preface.  —  Author's  preface  to 
vol.  2  of  poems,  1735.  —  Ode  on  solitude.  —  A  para 
phrase  on  Thomas  a  Kempis.  —  To  the  author  of  a  poem 
entitled  Successio.  —  Translations  and  imitations.  — 
Imitations  of  English  poets.  —  Pastorals.  —  Epistles.  — 
Epitaphs.  —  Essay  on  man.  —  Universal  prayer.  — 
Moral  essays.  —  Additional  notes  by  the  editor.  2. 
The  Dunciad.  —  Satires.  —  Imitations  of  Horace.  — 
Miscellanies.  —  Epigrams.  —  Epigrams  and  other  verses. 

-  Les  principes  de  la  morale  et  du  gout ;  tr.  par 

J.  F.  Du  Resnel.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1745. 
12°. 

-  1st  satire  of  the  2d  book  of  Horace    imitated;    [added 

2d  satire  paraphrased],     London,  1733.  f°.     cE  327) 

-  Select  poetical  works;    miscel.,  Satires,  Dun 

ciad.     Glasgow,  1785.  f°. 

-  Templum   fames,   tr.    —    Ode   on   solitude,    tr.       (In 

Murphy,  A.     Works,  v.  7.  1786.) 

-  Universal  prayer.     London,  1738.  f°.    (E  327) 

-  Lat.      Umversi    generis    humani    supplicatio    Latine 

reddita  a  J.  Sayer.      London,  1756.  4°.    (A  69) 

-  BELL,    11.      (In  his    Lives  of    lit.  and   sci.  men,  v.  2. 

1839.     Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 

-  BOWLES,  W.  L.     Final  appeal  rel.  to  P.  in  re 

ply  to  Roscoe.     London,  1825.  8°. 

Reply  to  the  charges  against  the  last  editor  of  Pope's 

Works.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1820;  v.  17  of  B  838)  — 
Observations  on  the  poetical  character  of  P.  (In 
v.  17,  18.)  —  Two  letters  to  Ld.  Byron,  in  answer  to 
his  letter  on  W.  L.  Bowles's  strictures  on  the  life 
and  writings  of  P.  3d  ed.  (In  1821;  v.  18.) 

-  BYRON,  G.G.N.,  Lord.  Letter  on  W.  L.  Bowies' 

strictures  on  P.     London,  1821.  8°. 
300.    (17.  10.  79.) 


-  CIBBEK,  C.      Letter  to  P.      2d  ed.      London, 

1742.  8°. 

Same.     3d  ed.     Glasgow,  n.d.   12°. 

Another   occasional    letter    to    P.      London, 

1774.  8°. 

-  CONINGTON,  J.    The  poetry  of  P.   (In  Oxford  essays, 

-  DE  QLINCEY,   T.     (In  his  Biog.  essays.    1851;    and 

Essays.  1853.) 

• Ld.  Carlisle  on  Pope.     (In  his  Theological   essays, 

v.  2.  1854.) 

-  DENNIS,  J.     Remarks  on  'Pope's  Rape  of  the 

Lock'.     London,  1728.  8°. 

—  FABICS,  pseud.    Letter  to  Ld.  Byron,  against  the  im 

molation  of  Gray,  Cowper,  and  Campbell  at  the 
shrine  of  P.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1821;  v.  18  of 
B838) 

—  JOHNSON,  S.    (In  his  Works,  v.  11.  1806;  and  Lives, 

v.  2.  1810.) 

—  LOWELL,  J.  R.    (In  N.  Amer.  rev.,  v.  112.  1871;  and 

in  ftix  My  study  windows.  1871.) 

—  M'DERMOT.  M.     Letter  to  W.  L.  Bowles,  in  reply  to 

his  letter  to  T.  Campbell,  etc.  (In  Pampleteer, 
1822;  v.  20  of  B  838) 

—  MALDEN,  II.      (In  his    Distinguished  men  of   mod. 

times,  v.  3.  1838,  v.  39  of  Lib.  ent.  knowl.) 

—  MAN  of  taste.  The;  occasioned  by  an  epistle  of   P.'s 

on  that  subject.     London,  1733.  f°.    (E  327) 

-  MATHIAS,  T.  J.     The  shade  of  A.  Pope,  on  the 

banks  of  the  Thames.     Phila.,  1800.  8°. 

—  Mus.»:t;s,  a  monody  to  the  memory  of  P. ;  in  imitation 

of  Milton's  Lycidas.     London,  1747.  4°.    (A  46) 

—  NICHOLS,  J.  Origin  and  progress  of  the  Dunciad.    (In 

his  Illustrations,  v.  2.  1817.) 

—  OLIPIIANT,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.      (In  her   Hist,  sketches, 

v.  1.  1869.) 

—  REED,  H.    (In  his  Lect.  on  Brit,  poets,  v.  1.  1857.) 

-  RUFFHEAD,  O.     Life ;  with  essay  on  his  writ 

ings,  etc.     London,  1769.  8°. 

-  SPENCE,  J.      Essays  on  P.'s    Odyssey.    2d  ed. 

London,  1737.  12°. 

—  VILLEMAIM,  A.  F.    (In  hiss  Etudes  de  litterature  an- 

cienne  et  etrangere.  1852.) 

—  WARBURTON,   W.      Critical  and    philosophical  com- 

mentary  on  P.'s  Essay  on  man.  (In  his  Works,  v. 
11.  1811.) 

-  WARTON,  J.     Essay  on  the  genius  and  writings 

of  P.     London,  1806.  2  v.  8". 

Pope,  Augustus  Russell.  Address,  laying  of  the  corner 
stone  of  a  house  of  worship,  for  the  Allen  St.  Cong. 
Soc.,  Sept.  25.  2d  ed.  Camb.,  1851.  8°.  (B  1612) 

—  Address,  laying  of  the  corner-stone  of  the  Free  High 

School-house  in  Somerville,  Sept.  17.  Somerville, 
1851.  8°.  (B  1612) 

—  Christian  union  :  disc.,  Kingston,  Nov.  22,  1846.     Bos 

ton,  1847.  8°.     (B  1299) 

—  Discourse  [on]  the   life    and    ministry  of   Z.    Willis, 

Kingston,  Mar.  14.     Boston,  1847.  8".    (B  1228) 
—   Sermon,  burning  of   the   First  Church   in  Somerville, 
July  25.     Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1299) 

—  Sermon,  Somerville,  July  4.   Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1573) 
Pope,  Charles.  The  merchant,  ship-owner,  and  ship 
master's    import   and    export   guide ;     with 
maps,  and  introd.  lect.,  and  supplement  to 
1828.     14th  ed.     London,  [1828].  8°. 

See.  also  Yearly  journal  of  trade. 

Pope,  Charles  A.  Address  to  graduates  of  the  med.  dept. 
of  the  St.  Louis  Univ.  St.  Louis,  1852.  8°.  (B  15«0) 

Pope,  John.  Divine  worship  founded  in  nature;  with  re 
marks  on  Wakefield's  arguments  against  public 
worship.  London,  1792.  8".  (E  207) 

Pope,  John,  6.  1823.  The  campaign  in  Virginia  of 
July  and  August  1862  ;  official  report.  Mil 
waukee,  1863.  8°. 

—  Report  of  exploration  of  a  route  for  the  Pacific 

R.  R.  near  the  32d  par.  of  latitude  from  the 
Red  River  to  the  Rio  Grande.  [Wash., 
1854.]  8°. 

—  Same.      (In   U.  S.      War  Department.      Reports    of 

explorations  in  1853-54,  v.  2.) 

Pope,  Joseph  J.  Advantages  likely  to  accrue  from  a  more 
extended  recognition  of  the  powers  and  work  of 
the  coroner's  office.  (In  Nat.  ABSOC.  Prom.  Soc. 
Sci.  Trans.,  1866.) 


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Pope,  Leroy.  Jr.  Eulogy  on  D.  Webster,  Memphis,  Feb. 
28.  Memphis,  1853.  8°.  (B  1727) 

—  Eulogy  on  Z.  Taylor,  Memphis,  Aug.  31.  n.t.p.  [1850.] 

8°.     (B  1225) 

Pope,  Michael.  Discourse  on  the  afflictions  of  the  people 
of  God;  May  26,  [fi>st].  Lond.,  1703.  4°.  (B  1255) 

—  Merciful  discovery  and  defeat  of  rebellion;  a  thanks 

giving  sermon.    3d  ed.     Bristol,  1716.  8°.    (B  586) 
Pope,  Nathaniel.     Speech,     n.p.,  [1808?].  8°.    (B  998) 
Pope,  Thomas.     COLLIER,  J.  P.     (In  his    Memoirs   of   the 
principal  actors  in  the  plays  of  Shakespeare.    1846. 
Shakespeare  Soc.) 

Pope,  Thomas,  architect.     Treatise  on  bridge  archi 
tecture  in  which  the  advantages  of  the  flying 
pendant  lever  bridge  are  proved  ;    with  an 
hist,  account  of  bridges.     N.  Y.,  1811.  8°. 
Pope,  Walter.     The  wish.     London,  1697.  4°. 

—  Specimen.     (In  Campbell,  T.    Brit,  poets,  v.  4.  1819.) 
Pope,  Wm.     See  next  entry. 

Pope  family.  GENEALOGY  of  the  Pope  family ; 
with  biog.  notices  of  Col.  W.  Pope  of  Bos 
ton,  and  his  descendants.  Boston,  1862.  8°. 

Pope  of  Rome,  The,  by  D.  Boucicault.  (In  Sargent,  E. 
Mod.  stand,  drama,  v.  29.) 

Popery  and  tyranny ;  or,  The  present  state  of  France.  Lon 
don,  1679.  4°.  (B  12) 

Popery  unmasked;  notes  of  a  conference  between  two 
missionaries  and  four  Roman  Catholic  priests;  tr. 
from  the  French.  Boston,  1843.  8°.  (B  1384) 


Popes. 


History. 


—  BUEDINGER.M.      Skizzen  zur  Geschichte  papstlicher 

Machtentwickelung.  (In  Historische  Zeitschrift, 
v.  12.  1864.) 

—  BOWER,  A.     History  of  the  Popes,  [to  1758]. 

(Vol.  1,  2,  3d  ed.)     Lond.,  1750-66.  7  v.  4". 

—  RIDDLE,  J.  E.     History  of  the  papacy  ;  to  the 

Reformation  [1503].     London,  1854.  2  v.   8°. 

—  GREENWOOD,  T.   Cathedra  Petri;  political  his 

tory  of  the  great  Latin  patriarchate,  [to  A.D. 
1216].  Books  1-12.  Lond.,  1856-65.  5  v.  8°. 

—  WAGSTAFF,  J.    Historical  reflections  on  the  Bp.  of 

Rome,  [to  269].     Oxford,  1660.  4°.    (B  2) 

—  POTTHAST,  A.     Zeitfolge  der  romischen  Papste,  [67- 

1840].     (In  fits  Bibl.  hist.  Medii  M\-\,  Suppl.  1868.) 

—  PEARSON,  J.     Diss.   de  successione  primorum  Romse 

episcoporum,  [68-209].  (In  his  Minor  theolog. 
works,  v.  2.  1844.) 

—  DOELLINGER,  J.  J.  I.  von.     Die  Papst-Fabeln 

des  Mittelalters,  [400-1500].  2e  Aufl. 
Miinchen,  1863.  8°. 

—  REGIS,  M.      Le  christianisme  et  la  papaute  au 

Moyen  Age,  [400-1500].    Paris,  1869.  18°. 

—  VOIGT,  J.     Stimmen   aus  Rom   u'ber  den  papstlichen 

Hof  im  5n  Jahrhundert.  (In  Historiscb.es  Tasch- 
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—  CANESTRINI,  G.     Di  alcuni  documenti  risguardanti  le 

relazioni  politiche  dei  papi  d'Avignone  coi  comuni 
d'ltalia  avanti  e  dopo  il  tribunato  di  Cola  di  Rienzo 
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—  PILHAM,  N.  N.  de.     Histoire  du  grand  schisme  d'Occi- 

dent,  [1360-1415].  (In  his  Hist,  du  marechal  de 
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—  BREQUIGNY,  L.  G.  O.  F.  de.    Account  of  the  journal  of 

Burcard;  from  Sixtus  iv.  to  Julius  il.,  [1471-1513]. 
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—  MILMAN,  H.  H.     The  Popes  of  the  16th  and  17th  cen 

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u.  Volker  von  Sud-Europa,  2-4.) 
Eng.     Ecclesiastical  and  polit.  hist,  of  Popes  ; 

tr.  by  S.  Austin.     London,  1840.  3  v.  8°. 
Same.      Tr.   by  E.  Foster.      London,  Bohn, 

1847-51.  3  v.  8°. 

—  ARCHI  trionfali  e  catafalchi  in  onore  dei  papi, 

1591-1775.     Roma,]  n.d.  f°. 

—  LUNADORO,  G.  Lo  stato  presente  o  sia  la  rela- 

zione  della  corte  di  Roma,  [1641]  ;  illustr. 
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DOELLINGER,  J.  J.  I.  Erklarung  an  den  Erz- 
bischof  von  Miincheii-Freising.  Miinchen, 
1871.  8°. 

-  Eng.     Infallibility  of  the  Pope  ;   letter  to  the 

Arbp.  of  Munich.     London,  1871.  8°. 
DupAM.otiP.  F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Orleans.    Letter  on  the 
proposed  definition  of  the  dogma  of  infallibility  in 
the   oecumenical  council.      (In  Loyson,  C.,   Father 
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(B  1383) 

Note,.     Treats  rather  of  the  infallibility  of  the 
Church  of  Rome  than  of  the  Pope. 

Supremacy. 

CARLETON,  G.  Jurisdiction,  regall,  episcopall, 
papall.  Londini,  1610.  4°. 

BARROW,  L,  d.  1677.  Treatise  of  the  Pope's  suprem 
acy.  (In  his  Works,  v.  7.  1831.) 

SPANHEIM,  F.  De  asqualitate  veterum  metropoleon 
cum  Romana.  (In  his  Diss.  hist.  1679.) 

NECTARIUS,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  Confu- 
tatio  imperii  Papa>.  London,  1702.  8°. 

FENELON,  F.,  Archbp.,  (I.  1715.  De  summi  pontiflcis 
authoritate.  (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1845;  v.  2.  1851.) 

KENRICK,  F.  P.  Primacy  of  the  Apostolic  See. 
Phila.,  1838.  12°. 

-  Same.     3d  ed.     N.  Y.,  1848.    8°. 

BIRD,  C.  S.  The  Pope's  claim  to  supremacy  examined 
and  confuted.  London,  1839.  8°.  (B  1381) 

PAPAL  supremacy  ;  by  a  medical  man.  Lon 
don,  1850.  8°. 

PASSAGLIA,  C.  Commentarius  de  prsorogativis 
beati  Petri.  Ratisbonse,  1850.  8°. 

COLLETTE,  C.  H.  The  Pope's  supremacy  un 
warranted  by  Scripture  or  tradition.  Lon 
don,  1852.  8°. 

DOELLINGER,  J.  J.  I.  von.  The  Church  and 
the  churches  [1861]  ;  tr.  by  W.  B.  MacCabe. 
London,  1862.  8°. 

Temporal  power. 

FLORIDABLANCA,  J.  M.  Juicio  imparcial  sobre  las 
Jetras  que  ha  publicado  la  Curia  Romana,  en  que 
se  intentan  derogar  ciertos  edictos  del  Infante,  y 
disputarle  la  soberania  temporal  con  este  pretexto. 
[1768.]  (In  his  Obras  originales.  1867;  vol.  59  of 
Aribau.  Bibl.) 

DAITNOXJ,  P.  C.F.  La  puissance  temporelle  des 
papes.  [1811.]  4e  ed.  Paris,  1818.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Eng.      Power  of  the  popes;  tr.  by  R.  T.  H. 

London,  1838.  2  v.  8°. 

PITRAT,  J.  C.  Review  of  the  speech  of  J.  R.  Chan 
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1855.  8°.  (C  245) 

LEGGE,  A.  O.     Growth  of  the  temporal  power 
of  the  papacy.     London,  1870.  16°. 
See  also,  above,  Supremacy. 

Miscellaneous. 

MERKEL,  J.  Documenta  aliquot  quae  ad  Romani  Pon  - 
tiflcis  notaries  et  curiales  pertinent.  [14th-16th 
cent.?]  (In  Archivio  stor.  Hal.,  app.,  v.  5.  1847.) 

WHITAKER,  W.  Prselect.  de  Romano  pontifice 
adv.  Bellarminum  ;  opera  Allenson.  Han- 
oviae,  1608.  8°. 

LETT,  G.  History  of  the  Pope's  nephews. 
London,  1673.  2  v.  12°. 

•  BRAY,    T.       Papal    usurpation    and    tyranny. 

London,  1712.  f°. 

WEEKLY  character,  The.  No.  1 :  Character  of  a 
pope.  London,  1769.  4°.  (B  12) 

•  SOLTL,  J.    Von   dem  romischen  Papst.  [17—?]     (In 

Historische  Zeitschrift,  v.  6.  1861.) 

•  DANES,  P.  L.    De  sumino  pontiflce.    (In  hi*  Tract,  de 

ride.  1770.) 

•  MUELLER,  J.  von.   Reisen  der  Papste.  [1782.]    (In  his 

Sammt.  Werke,  v.  8.  1822.) 


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-  MAISTRE,  J.  M.,  comte  de.     Du  pape.  [1819.] 

9e  ed.    Lyon,  Paris,  1852.  8°.    ((Euvrcs,  v.  3.) 

—  FALASCHI,  V.     La  gerarchia   ecclesiastica  e  la 

famiglia  pontificia  con  rami  rappresentanti  le 
diverse  persone,  rivestita  dell'  abito  sagro  o 
civile  ehe  gli  conviene.  Macerata,  1828.  8°. 

-  GKEOOROVIUS,   F.      Les  tombeaux    des   papes 

remains  ;  tr.  par  F.  Sabatier.  [1857.]  Paris, 
1859.  18°. 

-  TRINITY  of  Italy ;  or,  The  Pope,  the  Bourbon, 

and  the  Victor.     London,  1867.  8°. 

-  HritER,  V.  A.     The  Pope  and  the  Council,  by 

Janus;  tr.  from  the  Germ.    Bost.,  1870.   12". 

See  aluo  Boniface  vin.;  —  Clement  vr. ;  —  Clement 
vii.;  —Clement  XL;  —Clement  xiv. ; —  Gregory  vn.; 
—  Leo  x. ;  —  Pius  v. ;  —  Pius  vn. ;  —  Pius  ix. ;  —  Sex- 
tus  v. ;  —  Sisto  v.;  —also  Catholic  Church  (Doctrinal 
works). 

Popham,  George.  Letter  to  James  i.,  Dec.  13, 
1607;  with  introd.  remarks  and  [further  comments 
on  Waymouth's  voy.]  by  the  editor,  \V.  Willis.  (In 
Maine' Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  5.  1857.)  —  STKACHEY,  W. 
Ace.  of  his  colony  at  the  mouth  of  the  Kennebec 
River.  (In  v.  3.  1853.) 

—  THORNTON,  J.  W.     Colonial  schemes  of    Pop- 

ham  and  Gorges ;  speech  at  the  Fort 
Popham  celebration.  Boston,  1863.  8°. 

See  also  Popham  Colony. 

Popham,  Sir  Home.  Concise  statement  of  facts  rel.  to  the 
treatment  of  P.  since  his  return  from  the  lied  Sea; 
[with]  correspondence.  London,  18U5.  8°.  (B  1414) 

—  Description  of  1'rince  of  Wales  Island.    London,  1805. 

8".     (B677) 

—  MINLTKS  of  a  court-martial,  Mar.  6,  for  the  trial   of 

Sir  II.  P.     London,  1807.  8°.     (B  723; 

-  TUCKEU.  B.      Observ.   on   P.'s  pamphlet,  'A  concise 

statement  of  facts',  etc.  3d  ed.  London,  [180-].  8°. 
(B  1413) 

Popham,  colony.  BALLARD,  E.  Memorial  of  the 
Popham  celebration,  Aug.  29,  1862.  Port 
land,  1863.  8°. 

—  BOURNE,    E.  E.     Address,  257th  anniv.  of  [its 

foundation].     Portland,  1864.  8°. 

—  FORT   Popham  celebration.     (In    Essex  Inst.    Hist. 

col.,  v.  5.  1863.) 

—  PATTERSON,  J.  W.     Address,  Aug.  29,  Respon 

sibilities  of  the  founders  of  republics.  Bos 
ton,  1865.  8°. 

-  POOLE,  W.  F.,  and  others.  The  Popham  Colony  ; 

a  discussion  of  its  historical  claims ;  with  a 
bibliog.  Boston,  1866.  8°. 

—  STRACIIEY,    W.       The    northern    colony    upon    the 

Sachadehoc,  1585,  transported  at  the  charge  of  Sir 
J.  Popham.  (hi  hi.?  Historic  of  travaile  into  Va., 
1849.  Hakluyt  Soc.,  v.  6.) 

Same,  cA.  5-10.      (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.      Col.,  v.  31. 

1852.)  —  Ch.  7-10.  (Jn  Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Col., 
v.  3.  1853.) 

-  THORNTON,  J.  W.     Speech  at  the  celebration, 

Aug.  29,  1862.     Boston,  1863.  8°. 

See  aluo  Pemaquid. 

Popish  Plot.  ACCOUNT  of  the  proc.  at  Guild-Hall,  Sept.  13, 
167u;  with  Sir  T.  Player's  speech,  and  the  Lord 
Mayor's  answer,  n.t.p.  [Lond  ,  1681.]  f°.  (A  50) 

—  ADVICE  to  a  painter,    n.t.p.     [1678?]   f°.    (A  54) 

—  BEOLOW,  W.    Examination  ;  with  the  narrative  of  Sir 

F.  North.     London,  1680.  f°.    (A  49) 
Narrative  of  the  Popish  Plot.    Loud.,  1679.  f°.   (A  49) 

—  BOLRON,  R.     Narrative,  etc.    London,  1080.  f°.   (A  94) 
The  1'apists  oath  of  secrecy  and  letany  of  interces 
sion  for  carrying  on  this  present  Plot.  London,  1680. 
f°.    (A  50) 

—  BOLHK,  H.      Information    touching  the   Popish    Plot. 

London.  [1680].  f°.     (A  50) 

—  COLLECTION  of  letters  and  other  writings  relating  to 

the  Popish  Plot,  from  originals  in  the  hands  of  G. 
Treby.  London.  1681.  f°.  (A  49) 

—  CO.MYNE,  E.     Information,  Nov.  15.     London,  1680.  f°. 

(A  50) 

—  DIALOGUE  between  two  Jesuits  at  Amsterdam,    n.t.p. 

[16—.]  f.    (A  54) 


-  DISSENTER   unmaskt,  The,  with  respect  to  the  two 

plots.     London,  1683.  f°.    (A  54) 

—  EVEKARD,  E.      Depositions   and   examinations  cone. 

the  Popish  Plot.     London,  1679.  8°.     (A  49) 

Discourses    on    the  state   of    the    Prot.   princes    of 

Europe,  wherein  the  Popish  Plot  is  presented  to 
view.  London,  1079.  f°.  (A  50) 

—  FAHIA,  F.  de.    Information,  Nov.  1.    London,  1680.  f. 

(A  53) 

—  FULL  narrative;    or,  A  discovery  of  the  priests   and 

Jesuits;  together  with  their  intrigues  how  to  sub 
vert  Protestant  princes,  and  to  ruiue  the  Protestant 
religion,  n  p.,  1679.  f°.  (A  49) 

—  GR.  BKIT.      Ho.  of  Com.   Report  of  the  committee  for 

receiving  informations  cone,  the  Popish  Plot;  on  the 
complaint  of  P.  Norris,  Dec.  9.  London,  1680.  f°. 
(A  50) 

-  HISTORY  of   the  Plot;  or,  A  brief  and  historical  ac 

count  of  the  charge  and  defence  of  E.  Colmau,  etc. 
London,  1678.  f°.  (A  49) 

—  JENISON,  K.    Informations  rel.  to  the  Popish  Plott,  to 

the  House  of  Commons,  Nov.  9.     London,  1680.  f°. 
(A  50) 
Narrative,  etc.     London,  1679.  f°.    (A  49) 

—  KIRKBY,  C.     Discovery  of  the  Popish  Plot;   with  an 

swer  to  'Reflections  upon  the  Earl  of  Danby'.  Lon 
don,  1679.  f.  (A  49) 

—  L'ESTRANGE,  K.     Further  discovery  of  the  Plot.  4th 

ed.     London,  1681.  4°.    (B  12) 

—  LETTER  from  Scotland  written  upon  the  speech  made 

by  a  noble  peer,    n.t.p.  [168-.J  f°.    (A  54) 

—  LETTER  to  a  friend  in  the  country;  vindication  of  the 

Parliament's  proceedings  with  the  state  of  the  Plot 
and  the  manner  of  its  discovery,  n.t.p.  (A  54) 

—  LETTER  to  Miles  Prance,  rel.  to  the  murther  of  God 

frey.     [London,  1681.]  f°.    (A  49) 

—  LEWIS,  W.      Information,  Nov.  18.    London,  1680.  f. 

(A  53) 

—  MACNAMARRA,  J.,  and  others.    Informations.    Lon 

don,  1680.  f°.    (A  50) 

—  MOWBRAY,  L.    Narrative  cone,  the  Popish  conspiracy. 

London,  1680.  f»     (A  49) 

—  GATES,  T.    True  narrative  of  the  plot  and  conspiracy 

of  the  Popish  party.     London,  1679.  f°.    (A  53) 

Note.     For  Vindications,  etc.,  of  O.  see  Gates, 
T.    (p.  2167). 

—  PRANCE,  M.    Additional  narrative.    London,  1679.  f°. 

(A  49) 
The  anti-Protestant,  or,  Miles  against  Prance,    n.t.p. 

[1682?]  f°.    (A  49) 

Solemn   protestation  of  P.     n  t.p.  [1682.]  f°.     (A  49) 

True  narrative  and  discovery  of  several  remarkable 

passages  relating  to  the  Popish  Plot.     London,  1679. 

f°.    (A  49) 

—  SECOND  letter  to  M.  Prance.    [Lond.,  1682.]  f°.   (A  49) 

—  SERGEANT,  J.,  and  MAURICE,  D.     Informations  rel. 

to  the  Popish  Plot.     London,  1681.  f°.     (A  49) 

—  SMITH,  J.,  of  Walicorth.     No  faith  to  be  given  to  Pa 

pists;  with    reflections  on  the  perjury  of  Stafford. 
London,  1681.  f°.    (A  50) 
Narrative,  eti-.      London.   1679.  f°.     (A  49) 

—  TURBERVILL,  E.      Information,  9th    Nov.      London, 

1680.  f°.     (A  53) 

—  WiHTEBUEAi),  T.,  and  others.    True  speeches  before 

their  execution  at  Tyburn,  June  20.  London,  1679. 
f°.  (A  49) 

See  also  Godfrey,   Sir  E. ;  —  Howard,  W.,  1st  Viet. 
Sta/ord ;  —  Langhorn,  K. ;  —  Gates,  T. ;  —  Player,  T. ; 

—  Reading,  N.;  —  Tasborough,  J.;  —  Wakeman,  G.; 

—  also  Presbyterian  Plot. 

Popish  Plot  in  Ireland.  FITZ-GERALD,  D.  Narrative  of 
the  Irish  Popish  Plot  for  betraying  that  kingdom 
into  the  hands  of  the  French.  London,  1080.  f", 
(A  50) 

—  SMYTH,  W.    Discovery  of  the  Popish  sham  plot  in  Ire 

land  contrived  to  correspond  with  their  sham  plot 
in  England,  n.tp.  [1081.]  f°.  (A  53) 
Popkin,  Rev.  John  Snelling.  Attempt  to  recom 
mend  justice,  charity,  and  unanimity  in  matters  of 
religion;  sermon,  Newbnry,  June  10,  1804.  New 
buryport,  1805.  8°.  (B  203,  230) 

—  Discourse.  Haverhill,  Mar.  22,  funeral  of  J.  Kimball. 

Newburyport,  1805.  8".    (B  204) 

—  Discourse,  national  thanksgiving  for  peace,  Apr.  13. 

Newburyport,  1815.  8°.     (B328,  1881) 

-  Sermon,  March  17.     Newburyport.  1814.  8°.     (B  328) 

—  Sermon,    May   4,  Newbury.      Newburyport,   1806.   8°. 

(B163) 

—  Sermon.  Newbury.  [thanksgiving]  Nov.  25,  1813.   New 

buryport,  1814.  8".    (B  328) 

—  Sermon,  on  the  seasons,  time,  and  eternity,  Dec.  12, 

1813,  Newbury.     Newburyport,  1814.  8°.    (B  328) 


POPKIN 


2390 


PORBUS 


-  Three  lectures  on  liberal   education.     Camb 
1836.   8°. 

—  Other  copies.     (B  1739,  2544) 

—  Two  disc,  on  the  Lord's  day  preceding  a  removal  to 

Harv.   Univ.,  Oct.  8,  1815.     Newburyport,  1816.  8° 
(B  328) 

—  FELTOX,  C.  C.     Memorial  of  P.     Camb.,  1852. 

12°. 

Poplar  House  Academy  ;  [by  A.  Manning].  Lon 
don,  1859.  2  v.  16°. 

Poplicola.    PLUTARCHUS.    Vita.    (In  his  Vitse.) 
Poplinski,  Jan.  Grammatik  der  polnischen  Sprache. 

5e  Aufl.     Lissa,  1863.  8°. 
Popma,  Ausonius.     De  instnimento  fundi.     (In  Scriptorea 

rei  rustieas,  v.  3.  1787.) 
Popocatepetl.     GF.ROLT,  F.  von.      Account  of   an  ascent. 

(In   Egloffstein,  F.  W.  von.     Contributions.  1864.) 
Popol  Vuh ;  le  livre  sacre  et  les  mythes  de  1'anti- 

quite  americaine;  texte  quich'e  et  trad,  franc;. 

par  1'abbe  Brasseur  de  Bourbourg.      Paris, 

1861.  8°. 

—  MUELLER,  F.  M.     Popol  Vuh.      (In  his  Chips  from 

a  German  work  shop,  v.  1.  1867.) 

Popoleschi,  Giovanni  Antonio/  Trattato  del  modo  di  pian- 
tare  una  ragnaia.  (In  Davanzati  Bostichi,  B 
Opere,  v.  2.  1853.) 

Poppe,  Martin.  ANDRESEN,  A.  (In  his  Der  deutsche 
Peintre-Graveur,  v.  3.  1866.) 

Popple,  Henry.  Map  of  the  British  Emp.  in  Amer 
ica,  and  French  and  Spanish  settlements 
adjoining.  20  sheets.  f°. 

Poppleton,  G.  H.  New  elements  of  conversation, 
in  Eng.  and  French  ;  with  a  manual  of  idiot- 
isms  by  Mme.  de  Genlis.  2d  Amer.  ed.; 
rev.  by  F.  Sales,  t.p.iv.  [Boston,  1825.]  12°. 

Poppleton's  predicaments;  a  farce,  by  C.  M.  Rae.  (No.  110 
of  De  Witt's  acting  plays.) 

Poppo,  abbot  of  Stabel.  EVERHELM.  Vita.  (In  Pertz, 
G.  H.  Mon.  Germ,  hist.,  Scr  .,  v.  11.  1854.) 

Poppo,  Ernst  Friedrich.  Prolegomena  ;  or  the  pe 
culiarities  of  Thucydidean  phraseology  ;  tr. 
withSuppl.by  G.  Surges.  Camb.,  [183"7].  8°. 

Popular  delusions.     See  Delusions. 

Popular  education.     See  Education. 

Popular  elections.  (In  Considerations  on  the  choice  of 
public  rulers.  1805.) 

Popular  errors.     See,  Errors,  Popular. 

Popular  fallacies  regarding  general  interests.  See  Bastiat,  F. 

Popular    ignorance.      FOSTER,   J.      Essay  on  the 
evils  of  P.  I.  1st  Amer.  ed.     Bost.,  1821.  12°. 
Same.     2d  Amer.  ed.     N.  Y.,  1821.   12°. 

Popular  literature.  WRIGHT,  T.  History  and  transmis 
sion  of  popular  stories.  (In  his  Essays  on  Eng.  in 
the  Middle  Ages,  v.  2.  1846.) 

See  also  Ballads;  —  Broadsides;  —  Chap-books  ;  — 
Fables  ;  —  Fairies  ;  —  Fiction  ;  —  Folk-lore ;  Le 
gends  ;—  Proverbs  ;  —  also  English  popular  lit.  (p.  914) ; 
—  France,  Literature:  Pop.  lit.  (p.  1058). 

Popular  magazine  of  anthropology.  Vol.1.  Lon 
don,  1806.  8°, 

Popular  prejudice  cone,  partiality  to  tbe  interests  of  Han 
over.  London,  1743.  8°.  (B  760) 

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PORTALEGRE 


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Porcelain.     See.  Pottery. 

Porcellian  Club.     See  Harvard  College  (p.  1356). 

Porcellio.  Commentaria  rerum  gi'starum  a  J.  Picinino, 
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Porta,  Malatesta.  II  Rossi,  ovvero  del  parere  sopra  alcune 
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Portail,  Antoine.  d.  1736.  ALEMBEKT,  J.  le  R.  d'.  (In  his 
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Portalis,  Jean    Etienne    Marie,    b.    1746,    d.    1807. 

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Portent,  The;  by  G.  MacDonald.   Lond.,  1864.  8°. 

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—  Sermon,  Utica,  N .  Y.     Ulica,  1844.  8°.     (B  1300) 
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—  WILSON,  T.      (In  kin   Biog.  of  Amer.  military   and 

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Porter,  David  D.,  A.  1813.     HEADLEY.  J.T.     (/nAisFarra- 

gut  and  our  naval  commanders.  1867.) 
Porter,    Ebenezer.        Analysis    of     the    principles 

of    rhetorical    delivery.      2d  ed.      Aiidover, 

1828.   12". 

—  The  character  of  Xeheminh,  or  Jerusalem  built  up; 

sermon,    Apr.    4     [last-day].       Andover,    1816.    8°. 
(B  957) 

—  Christian  citizen;  or,  The  duty  of  praying  for  rulers; 

two   sermons,   Andover,   fast  day,   Apr.  7.      2d  ed. 
Boston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1018) 

Fatal  effects  of  ardent  spirits;  sermon.     Morristown, 

1812.  8°.     (B  915) 

—  Snme.    Hartford,  1811.  8°.    (B  549) 

—  Great  effects  result,  etc.',  sermon,  Sept.  13,  anniv.  of 

the  Moral  Soc.     Andover,  1815.  8°.     (B  328) 

—  Lectures   on   eloquence  and  style;  rev.  by  L. 

Matthews.     Andover,  1836.  8°. 
Note.  Paged  continuously  with  his  Lect.  on  homiletics. 

—  Lectures  on  homiletics  and  preaching  and  on 

prayer  ;  with  sermons  and  letters.    Andover, 
1834.  8". 


—  Magnitude  of  the  preacher's  work;  sermon,  March  15, 

ordination  of  I.  W.  Putnam,  Portsmouth.  Andover, 
1815.  8°.  (B  277,  1849) 

—  Magnitude,  etc.,  sermon,  Oct.  27,  1814,  ordination  of 

A.  Mitchell,  in  Chelsea,  Norwich.  Andover,  1815. 
8°.  (B  328) 

—  Rhetorical  reader.    100th  ed.    N.Y.,  1842.  12°. 

—  Sermon,   Boston,    anniv.   of   the  Amer.   Educ.    Soc., 

Oct.  4,  1820.     Andover,  1821.  8°.    (B  267,  1353) 

—  Sermon,  May  15.     Hartford.  1810.  8°.     (B  956) 

—  Sermon,  instal.  of  D.  Oliphant,  Beverly.      Andover, 

1819.  8°.    (B  1785) 

—  Sermon,  Oct.  4,  anniv.  of  the  Amer.  Educ.  Soc.   n.t.p. 

[1820.]   12°.  (C  198) 

—  Sermon,  Sept.  22,  dedication  of  the  new  edifice  for  the 

use  of  the  Theological  Seminary  in  Andover.  An- 
dover,  1818.  8°.  (B  296,  328) 

—  Sermon,  Sept.  29,  ordin.  of  T.  J.  Murdock,  Portland. 

Andover,  1819.  8°.     (B279) 

—  Signs  of   the  times;   sermon,  fast-day,  April  3.     An 

dover,  1823.  8°.    (B  1259) 

-  Young  preacher's    manual.      Boston,  1819.  8°. 

Porter,  Elbert  S.      The    language   of   affliction ;     sermon, 

death  of  A.  Kider,  Feb.  1.   Albany,  1846.  8°.  (B  1247) 

—  Sermon,  death  of  A.  Lincoln.     (In  Lincoln,  A.     OCR 

martyr  president.  1865.) 
Porter,  Edward  Clarke.  Poem.  (/wHadley.  CELEBRATION. 

1859.) 
Porter,  Eliphalet.      Discourse  before  the  Humane  Soc.   of 

Mass.,  June  8.      Boston,  1802.  8°.     (B  229,  770,  848, 

1694,  1923) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Roxbury  Char.  Soc.  at  their  first 

annual  meeting,  Sept.  15,  1794.  Boston,  1795.  8°. 
(B  328,  915) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Soc.  for  Prop,  the  Gosp.  among 

the  Indians,  Nov.  5,  1807.    Boston,  1808.  8°.    (B  209) 

—  Discourse,  Brookline  and  Ro\bnry,  May  9,  1798  [fast- 

day].     Boston,  1798.  8°.    (6229^854) 

—  Discourse,  ordin.  of  C.  Lowell.  Boston,  Jan.  1.     Bos 

ton,  1806.  8°.    (B  203,  229) 

—  Eulogy  on  Washington,  Jan.  14,  Roxbury.      Boston, 

[1800].  8".     (B  229,  E  48,  W  52) 

—  Sermon,  June  1,  before  the  Anc.  and  Hon.  Artillery 

Co.     Boston,  1812.  8°.     (B  1958) 

—  Sermon,  June  16,  death  of  Gov.  I.  Sumner,  Roxbury. 

Boston,  1799.  8°.     (B  172,  915) 

—    Sermon,  ordin.  of  J.  G.  Palfrey,  Boston,  June  17.  Bos 
ton,  1818.  8°.    (B  328,  1595) 

• —   Sermon,  Roxbury,  Dec.   11.   1783,    thanksgiving  day. 
Boston,  1784.  8°.     (B  229,  1833) 

—  Simplicity   that  is  in  Christ,  etc. ;    sermon,  Boston,  at 

the  Convention  of  Cong.  Ministers  of  Mass.,  May  31. 
Boston,  1810.  8°.  (B  328,  871,  1739) 

—  Same.     Newbnryport.  1811.  8".     (B  1876) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1833.     See  Putnam,  G.      (B  1247, 

1828) 
Porter,  Eliza.     BROCKETT,  L.  P.     (In  his  Woman's  work 

in  the  civil  war.   1867.) 
Porter,  Experience.      Church  of  the  living  God;    farewell 

disc,   to  the   Cong,   church    in    Belchertown,   Mar. 

[(!].     Brookfield,  1825.  8°.     (B  1238) 

Porter,  Fitz  John.     JOHNSON,  R.     Reply  to  the  re 
view  of  Judge  Holt  of  the  proc.  in  P.'s   case. 

Bait.,  1863.  8". 

Same.    (In  Handbook  of  the  democracy.  1864.) 

Porter,  Geo.  B.     Trial  of  R.  W.  Houston  vs.  Gen. 

J.  Dicks  and  others.     Phila.,  1817.  8°. 
Porter,  George  Richardson.     British  North  Amer. 

(In  Long,  S.     Geog.  of  Amer.  1841.) 

—  Crime  and  education  in  France.     (In  Central  Soc.  of 

Educ.  Pub.,  v.  1.  1837.)  Social  condition  of  the 
working  classes.  (In  v.  2.  1838.)  —  Condition  of 
the  laboring  classes  in  Norfolk.  (Jn  v.  3.  1839.) 

—  Manufacture  of  porcelain  and  glass.     London, 

1832.   16".     (Lardiier.    Cab.  eye.) 

—  Medicine  and  medical  statistics.      (In   Herschel,  J.  F. 

W.     Manual  of  scientific  enquiry.  18.11.) 

—  Progress  of  the  nation  since  1800.      London, 

1836-43.  3  v.   12°. 

—  Same.     New  [3d]  ed.     London,  1851.  8°. 

—  Treatise    on  the    origin,  progressive    improve 

ment,  and  present  state  of  the  silk  manufac 
ture.     London,  1831.   16".    (Lard.  Cab.  eye.) 
.     Same.     Phila.,  1832.  8°. 

Porter,  H.  S.     Sermon ;  resurrection  of  Christ.    (In  Akera 
T.  P.     Col.  of  sermon*.  1801.) 


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PORTEUS 


Porter,  Henry.  Two  angry  women  of  Abingdon, 
1599;  ed.  by  A.  Dyce.  '  London,  1841.  8°. 
(Percy  Soc.,  v.  5.) 

Porter,  Huntingdon.  Peace  and  war;  sermon,  Rye.  Ports 
mouth,  1812.  8°.  (B  915) 

—  Present  distressed  situation  of  our  country;   sermon, 

Itye,  Aug20.     Portsmouth,  1812.  8".     (B  915) 
Porter,  J.      Review  of  J.  Knapp's  tract  on  restricted  and 

mixed  communion.     Boston,  1842.  8°.    (C  224) 
Porter,  Jacob.     Account  of   Plainfleld,    Mass.      (In  Mass. 

Hist.    Soc.      Col.,  v.  18.  1819.)  —  Some  account  of 

Cummington,  Mass.    (In  v.  20.  1823.) 

—  Poems.     Hartford,  1818.  8°.    (B  446) 

—  Serious  examination;   tr.  from  the  Spanish.      North 

ampton,  1S29.  8°.     (B  1138) 

—  Topographical  description  of  Plainfield,  Mass. 

Greenfield,  1834.  8°. 
-     Other  copif*.    (B  1088, 1138) 

—  Well  spent  sou;  or,  Bibles  for  the  poor  negroes;  tr. 

from  French.     Now  Haven,  1830.  8°.    (B  963,  1138) 
Porter,  sir  James.     Observ.  on  the   religion,   law, 
manners,  etc.,  of  the  Turks.     Dublin,   1768. 
2  v.  (v.  2  w.).   12°. 

-  Voyage  en  Turquie.     (In   Monteinont,  A.     Biblioth. 

univ.  des  voy.,  v.  46.  183(5.) 

Porter,  «Zw*May,  James.  TRIAL.    Phila.,  1830.  8°.  (B  949) 
Porter,  Rev.  James.     Compendium   of  Methodism. 

5th  ed.     Boston,  1853.  12°. 
Porter,  James  Madison.     Address  before   the   Societies   of 

Marshall  Coll.,  Sept.  25.     Phila.,  1838.  8°.     (B  1579) 

—  Inaug.  charge  and  address  of  G.  Jenkins  at  the  install 

ation  of  the  faculty  in  the  new  coll.  edifice  at  Easton, 
Pa.,  May  1.     n.p.,  [1834].  8°.    (B  1578) 

—  Speech,  in  the  Convention  of  Pent).,  on  the  right  to 

annul   charters   of   incorporation,  Nov.  20.     Phila., 
1837.  8°.     (B  1756) 

Porter,  Jane.  Pastor's  fireside.  N.Y.,  1817.  2  v. 
18°. 

—  Scottish  chiefs  ;  a  romance  ;    rev.,  with  a  new 

introcl.  and  notes,  by  the  author.     London, 
1855.  2  v.   16°. 

—  Sir  Edward  Seaward's  nar.  of  his  shipwreck, 

and  disc,  of  certaiii  islands  in  the  Caribbean 
Sea.     London,  1831.  3  v.  12°. 

-  Thaddeus   of   Warsaw.      Hartford,  1851.  2  v. 

18°. 

Porter,  John.  Absurdity  of  substituting  the  personal 
righteousness  of  men.  etc.',  sermon,  Braintree, 
Dec.  25,  1749.  Boston,  1750.  8°.  (B  155,  C  162) 

—  Superlative  love  to  Christ  a  necessary  qualification  of 

a  gospel-minister;  sermon,  ordination  of  8.  Brett, 
Dec.  2,  1747.  Boston,  1748.  8°.    (C  42) 

-  Vindication   of   a   sermon,  Dec.    25,  1749,   answer  to 

[Briant's]  'Some  friendly  remarks',  etc.',  with  app. 
[by  J.  Cotton].     Boston,  1751.  8°.    (B  155) 

—  BRIANT,  L.     Some  friendly  remarks  on  Porter's  ser 

mon  on  Isaiah  Ixiv.     Boston,  1750.  8°.     (B  155) 
Some  more  friendly  remarks  on  Porter  &  Co.     Bos 
ton,  1751.  8°.    (B  155) 

Porter,  John  Leeds.  Five  years  in  Damascus  ;  with 
researches  in  Palmyra,  Lebanon,  and  the 
Haurian.  London,  1855.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Giant  cities  of  Bashan  and  Syria's  holy  places. 

N.  Y.,  1866.  8°. 

-  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Syria  and  Palestine. 

London,  1858.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Letter  cont.  Greek  inscriptions,  with  Pres.  "Woolsey's 

remarks.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.      Journal,  v.  5. 

1856.) 
Porter,   Rev.  John  Scott.      [Several    articles.]      (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1867.) 
Porter,  Ken.  Nathaniel.     Discourse,  Concord,  election  day, 

June  7.     Concord,  1804.  8°.    (B  205) 

—  Discourse,  dedication  of  the  new  Head,  in  Fryeburg, 

June  4.     Portland,  1806.  8°.    (B  398) 
Porter,  Noah.   American  colleges  and  the  American 
public.     New  Haven,  1870.  f°. 

—  The  argument  for  Christianity  complex  and  cumula 

tive.     (In  Boston  lectures.  1870.) 

-  Books  and  reading.     N.Y.,  1871.  8°. 

The  human    intellect ;  with    an   introd.    upon 
psychology  and  the  soul.     N.  Y.,  1868.  8°. 


—  The  sciences  of  nature  vs.  the  science  of  man. 

N.  Y.,  1871.  12°. 

Porter,  Peter  Augustus.  CENTURY  Assoc.  Proceedings 
in  honor  of  P. ;  with  eulogies  by  W.  J.  Hoppin  and 
F.  S.  Cozzens.Dec.  3,1864.  N.  Y.,  1865.  8".  (B1639) 

—  WAUD,   G.  C.     Biography  of  P.     (In  Higginson,  T. 

W.     Harvard  mem.biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Porter,  Peter  Buel.   Speech  on  internal  improvements,  Feb. 

8,  1810.     n.t.p.  [1810.]  8°.    (B  436,  2521) 
Porter,  Sir  Robert  Ker.    Letters  from  Portugal  and 

Spain  during  the  march  under  Sir  J.  Moore. 

London,  1809.  8°. 

—  Narrative   of  the    campaign  in  Russia,    1812. 

Bait.,  1814.  8°. 

—  Same.     Hartford,  1814.   12°. 

—  Travelling   sketches    in   Russia   and    Sweden, 

1805-08.     London,  1809.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Same.     Phila.,  1809.  8°. 

-  Travels  in  Georgia,  Persia,  Armenia,  Babylonia, 

etc.,  1817-20.     London,  1821-22.  2  v."  4°. 
Porter,    Samuel.      Sermon,    Douglass,   ordination   of    W. 

Phipps,  Dec.  16.     Boston,  1747.  8°.     (B  229) 
Porter,  Sarah.     Infant  schools.     (In  Central  Soc.  of  Educ. 

Pub.,  v.  2.  1838.) 
Porter,  Scward.     [Petition  to  the  Gen.  Court  for  a  grant  of 

flats.     Boston,  1830.]  8°.    (B  1768) 
Porter,  Whitworth.      History    of    the   Knights   of 

Malta.     London,  1858.  2  v.  8°. 
Porter,  Win.  A.      Tntrod.   address  before   the  Law  Acad. 

of  Phila.     Phila.,  1849.  8°.     (B  1430) 
Porter,    Wm.  David.     Defence  before  the  retiring 

board.     N.  Y.,  1863.  8°. 

-  HEADLEV,  J.  T.      (In  fits  Farragut.  1867.) 
Porter,  William   Henry.      Observ.  on   the   surgical 

pathology  of    the  larynx    and  trachea  ;    on 
bronchotomy.     Dublin,  1826.  8°. 
-     Same.     London,  1837.  8°. 
Porter,  Wm.  Henry.      Heavenly  union  ;    or,  New 

Jerusalem  on  earth.     Boston,  1850.  12°. 
Porter,    Wm.   Trotter.      BIUNLEY,  F.      Life  of  P. 

N.  Y.,  1860.  12°. 

Porterfield,  William.      On  the   eye;    manner  and 

phenomena  of  vision.      Edin.,  1759.  2  v.  8". 

Porter's  knot,  The;  a  serio-comic  drama.    Sfe  Oxenford,  J. 

Porteus,  Beilby,  Jip.      Works.      (Vol.   1,  3d  ed.; 

2-6,  new'ed.)  London,  1812,  11.  6  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life ;  by  R.  Hodgson.  2,  3.  Ser 
mons.  4,  5.  Lectures.  6.  Review  of  the  life  of  Dr. 
T.  Seeker,  late  Archb.  of  Canterbury.  —  Religious  ob 
servance  of  Good  Friday ;  letter  to  the  inhab.  of  Lambeth 
parish.  —  Letter  to  the  inhab.  of  Manchester.  —  Essay 
toward  a  plan  for  the  civilization  and  conversion  of  the 
negro  slaves.  —  Charge  to  the  clergy  of  Chester,  1778. 

—  Letter  to  the  clergy  of  Chester  cone.  Sunday  schools. 

—  Plan  for  the  establishment  and  conduct  of  Sunday 
schools.   —   Charge  to  the  clergy  of  London,  1790,  1794. 

—  Letter  to  the  clergy  of  London,  on  the  profanation  of 
the  Lord's  day.   —    Charge  to  the  clergy  of  London  in 
1803.   —   Letter  to  the  clergy  of  London,  on  the  neglect 
of  kneeling  at  church  where   the  litany  directs  it.  — 
Beneficial  effects  of  Christianity  on  the  temporal  con 
cerns   of   mankind   proved   from   history  and   facts.  — 
Summary  of  the  principal  evidences  of  the  truth  and 
divine  origin  of  the  Christian  religion. 

—  Address   to  Christians;    distribution  of    cheap   relig. 

tracts,  with  extracts   from   sermon.      Charlestown, 
1802.  12°.    (C  209) 

—  Beneficial    effects    of   Christianity    on    the    temporal 

concerns  of  mankind.     2d  ed.      London,   1806.    8°. 
(B  205) 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     London,  1806.  8°.    (B  188,  241) 

—  Caution  against  enthusiasm.      New  ed.     London,  1808. 

8°.    (D  30) 

—  Charge  to  the  clergy  of  the  diocese  of  London.     Lon 

don,  1794.  8°.    (B  1862) 

—  Charge,  1798-99.     London,  1799.  8°.     (B  1862) 

—  Exhortation    to    the    religious    observance    of   Good 

Friday.     1st  Amer.  from  10th  London   ed.     Phila., 
1813.  12°.    (C198) 

—  Lectures  on  the   gospel  of  St.  Matthew.      1st 

Amer.   from   5th  London  ed.     New  Haven, 
1803.  8°. 


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PORTRAITS 


-    Same.     9th  ed.     London,  1807.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Poetical   essay   on   death.      2d   ed.     London,  1794.  8°. 

(D55) 

—  Same.    4th  ed.    Phila.,  1773.  8°.    (B 1468) 

—  Same.     6th  ed.   Boston,  1773.  8°.   (B  17) 

—  Sermon,  April  23,  general  thanksgiving.   London,  1789. 

4°.    (B  1252) 

—  Sermon  before  the  8.  P.  G.F.  P.,  Feb.  21, 1783.   London, 

1784.  12°.    (W  44) 

—  Sermons.     London,  1795.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Summary  of  evidences  of  Christian  revelation. 

3ded.     N.  Y.,  1801.  12°. 

—  Two  sermons,  at  Chapel-Royal,  St.  James.     London, 

1772.  4°.    (A  59) 

—  COURTIER,  P.  L.    (In  his  Pulpit,  v.  1.  1809.) 
Portfolio, The ;  an  artistic  period.;  ed.by  P.G.Ham- 

erton.    Vol.  1-9.     London,  1870-78.  9  v.  4°. 
.Portfolio,  The ;    collection  of  state  papers  illust.  of 

the  hist,  of  our  times.      New  ed.     London, 

1836-37.  6  v.  8°. 
Port-folio,  The  ;  cont.  essays,  letters,  etc.     London, 

1814.  2v.  12°. 
Port-folio,  The ;  ed.by  O.  Oldschool  [J.  Dennie]. 

Phila.,  1801-05.  5  v.  4°. 

-  New  ser.     Phila.,  1806-08.  6  v.  8°. 

-  2d  ser.     Phila.,  1809-12.  8  v.  8°. 

—  3d  ser.     Phila.,  1813-15.  6  v.  8°. 

-  4th  ser.     Phila.,  1816-20.  9  v.  8°. 
Portfolio  Chinensis.     See  Shuck,  J.  S. 

Portico,  The.     Vol.3.     Jan. -June  1817.    n.t.p.  8°. 
Portiez,  Louis.     Rapport  et  projets  de  deems  sur  la  ce!6- 

bratiou  de   la   fete   du   9   thermidor.     Paris,  an  ill 

[1794].  8°.     (B  1892) 
Portius,  Leouhardus.     See  Porcius,  L. 
Portland,  Conn.    FIELD,   D.  D.      Sketch  of   P.      (In  his 

Centennial  address.  1853.) 
Portland,  Me.    Board  of  Aldermen.    Report  of  the 

committee    appointed    to  investigate  the  causes    of 

the  riot,  June  2.     Portland,  1855.  8°.    (B  1606) 

—  BAILEY,  J.     Letter  desc.  the  destruction  of  Falmouth, 

1775.     (hi  Maine.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  5.  1857.) 

—  BRIEF  hist,  of  the  ministry  at  large  in  P.        (Jn  Wa- 

terston,  11.  C.     Christianity.  1851.  B  1310) 

—  DANFORTH,  T.     Deed  to  the    Trustees  of  Falmouth, 

1684.  —  SUBMISSION  of  the  inhab.  of  Black  Pt.,  Blue 
Pt.,  and  Falmouth,  to  the  jurisdiction  of  Mass.,  July 
1658.  (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  ].  1865.) 

—  WILLIS,  W.    History  of  P.   Portland,  1831.  8°. 

frame.     2d  ed.,  rev.  and  enl.     Port.,  1865.  8°. 

Same.   Pt.  1.     (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  1.  1865.) 

—  -  Summary  history  of   P.      (Jn  Smith,,  T.      Journal. 

1849.) 

See  also  Maine.       Convention,   1817;  —  York, 
etc.,  Convention. 

Portland  Athenaeum.  Catalogue  of  the  library. 
Portland,  1849.  12°. 

Portland.  Citizens.  Proceedings  of  a  meeting  of  the 
friends  of  the  union  and  the  constitution  on  inter 
fering  at  the  North  and  East  with  the  relations  of 
master  and  slave  at  the  South,  Aug.  15.  Portland, 
1835.  8°.  (B  1105) 

Portland  gazette.     See  Jenks'  Portland  gazette. 

Portland  reference  book  and  city  directory,  1850- 
51  ;  by  S.  13.  Beckett,  n.p.,  1850.  16°. 

Portland  Society  for  Suppressing  Vice  and  Immorality. 
See  Society  in  Portland,  etc. 

Portland  vase.  MARSH,  C.  Essay,  t.p.w.  [Lon 
don,  1784.]  4°. 

—  LLOYD,  W.  W.     The  Portland  vase.     (In  Classical 

museum,  v.  6.  1849.) 

—  AVEDGWoon,    J.      Description  of  the  V.     Lon 

don,  1790.  4°. 

Portlock,  Joseph  Ellison.  Rudimental  treatise  on 
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(GRAINCOLRT,  ILuAHT,  L.,  and  PHILIPON,  C.,  QIIEX- 
ARD,  I'.);  —  Germany  (ZWEIHUNDERTJ ;  —  Great  Brit 
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K.,  OLD  ENGLAND'S  worthies);  —  Greece  (BKLLORI, 
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ARDINI,  G.);  —  Netherlands  (VosMEEK,  M.);  — 
Spain  (liETRATOs,  tt<-.)\  —  Turkey  (BOISSARD,  J. 
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LONGACRE,  J.  B.);—  alw  Cardinals  (RITRATTI,  etc.); 

—  Elizabeth,   Queen  of  England  (XALNTO.N,  Sir    It.); 

—  English  literature,    /lintory    (CHOKLEY,  11.  F.);  — 
Gardening    (FELTON,   S.);   —   Indians,    North  Amer. 
(McKENNEV,  T.  L  ,  anil  HALL,  J.);  —Military   orders 
(BONNAM,  F.);  —  Religious    orders  (BiXET,  K.,  BON- 
NAM,  F.);  —  Roman  emperors  (GOLTZIUS,    II.,  JER- 
DAN,   W.,    Rossi,   G.   G.   de.);  —  Saxony,    House    of 
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J.,  of  Onnawattamie ;  —  Washington,  G. 

Portraits;  [a  poem].     See  Webster,  A. 
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Portsmouth  (Ar.  //.)  jubilee.  Reception  of  the  sons  of 
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Posselt,  C.  F.  Oldaager  paa  CEen  Fohr,  i  Swrdeleshed  i  St. 
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1876".     Boston,  1831-76.   f°. 

Note.     Dec.  3.  1831  -Aug.  8,  1842,   called  Boston 
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Post,    Evening;     July  -  Dec.      1853;     1856-1879. 

N.  Y.,  1853-79".  25  v.  f°. 
Post,    Morning;     June    7,    1804;     Sept.    5,    1806; 

Apr.  0,  May  13,  1807.     London,  1804-07.  f°.     (E  198) 

-  Same.     Apr.  6-9.     London,  1807.  f°.     (E  172) 

-  Same.     Feb.  4 -July  30.     Lond.,  1808.  f°. 

-  Same.     London,    1864-67.  8  v.   f°. 

Post,    Morning,  and   daily    advertiser.     May   19.     London, 
1780.  P.    (E  195) 

—  Same.     Dec.  25.     London,  1781.  f°.    (E  200) 
Post  boy.     See  Mass,  gazette  and  1'ost  boy,  etc. 
Postboy;  drama.     Se.r  Craven,  T.  H. 

Post  Oak  Circuit.  PKAIKIK  Mud  Circuit;  reply  to 

P.  O.C.     Alabama,  1858.  8°. 
Post  Office.     ASHUUST,  W.  H.     Facts  in  support 

of  11.  Hill's  plan  for  penny  postage.     Lond., 

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(In  Unsere  Zeit,  Neue  Folge,  vn.  Jahr.,  ler  H. 
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-  DEBATES  in  both  Hos.  of  Parl.  in  May  and  June.  1808, 

rel.  to  the  agreement  made  by  the  Gov.  with  Mr. 
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Post  Office   Banks.     LEVINS,   W.     Gladstone's   measures 

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Postal  telegraph.     U.  S.  4lst  Cong.  Id  sess.  Postal 

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Postans,  Thomas.  Personal  obs.  on  8indh.  Lon 
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Postans,  Mrs.  Thomas.  Western  India  in  1838. 
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Postel  (/.nt.  PostellusX  Gtiillaume.  Tractatus  de  repub- 
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Postel,  Karl   (pseud.  Charles  Sealsfield  or  Seats- 
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Tour.      9-13.     Lebcnsbilder  aus  der  Westlichen  Hemi 
sphere.       9.     George   Howard's   Esq.   Brautfahrt.      10. 
Ralph  Doughby's  Esq.  Brautfahrt.      11,  12.     Pflanzerle- 
ben.   12.  Die  Farbingen.   13.    Nathan,  der  Scjuatter-Reg- 
ulator,  oder  der  erste  Amerikaner  in  Texas.       14,   15. 
Das  ('ajiitenbiich,  oder   nationale   Charakteristiken.  16- 
18.     SUden  und  Norden. 

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by  Seatsfield  ;  tr.  from  the  German  by  C.  F. 
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—  Life  in  the  new  world  ;  sketches  of  American 

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Postgate,  John.  On  the  adulteration  of  food  and  drugs. 
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Posthaus,  Das,  in  Treuenbrietx.en ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue. 
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Posthumous  papers  of  the  Pickwick  Club.  See  Pickwick 
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Postlethwaite,  Thomas.  Discourse,  Univ.  [of]  Cambridge, 
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Catholiques  endjik.  [Roman  Catholic  primer  and 
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—  POTEWATEME   missinoi-kan   catechisme.    Cincinnati, 

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-  POTEWATEMI    nememissinoikan.    [Rom.    Cath. 

prayer  book.]      Halt.,  1846.   Id0.' 


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POTTER 


—  POTEWATEMI  nememissinoikan.     St.  Louis,  1844.  12°. 

(E33) 

—  POTHWATOME  nkiimwinin,  cpe  natotatewinin.    Shaw- 

anoe  Bap.  Miss.,  1835.  12°.     (E  32,  34) 

—  WII.KR     Potrwatome      msina'kin;       kewrnpinukatr. 

[Spelling  book.]  Shawannoe  Miss.  1834.  1'2".   (E  32) 

Pote,  B.  E.     Inquiry  into  the  phonetic  reading  of 

the  Ashburnham  signet.      London,  1841.  8°. 

Potenummecut  Indiana.     STILES,  E.     Account  of  the  P.  I. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  10.  1809.) 
Potherie.     Sea  Bacqueville  de  la  Potherie. 
Pothier,  llobert  Joseph.     CEuvres  posthumes.    Or 
leans,  Paris,  1776-87.  5  v.  12°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1,  2.     Traites  des  fiefs,  censives,  rele- 
voisons,  ct  champartH.      3.     Traites  de  la  garde-noble  et 
loourgeoise,  du  preciput  legal  des  nobles,  des  hypotheques 
et  des  substitutions.      4.     Traite  de  la  procedure  civile, 
t.  1.      5.    La  suite  du  Traite  de  la  procedure  civile  et  la 
procedure  criminelle,  t.  2. 

—  Traite  de  la  communaute,  auquel  on  a  joint  un 

traite  de  la  puissance  du  mari  sur  la  personne 
et  les  biens  de  la  femme.  Paris,  1770.  3  v. 
(v.  2.  \v.).  12°. 

—  Traite  des  obligations,  selon  les  regies,  tant  du 

for  de  la  conscience,  que  du  for  exterieur. 
Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1777.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Traite  du  contrat  de  change,  de  la  negociation 

qui  se  fait  par  la  lettre  de  change;  des  billets 
de  change,  et  autres  billets  de  commerce. 
Tome  2.  Paris,  1773.  12°. 

—  Traite    du   contrat    de    constitution    de   rente. 

Tome  1.     Paris,  1774.  12°. 

—  Traite  du  contrat  de  louage,  selon    les   regies 

tant  du  for  de  la  conscience,  que  du  for  exte 
rieur.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1771.  12°. 

Supplement  au  Traite  du  contrat  de  louage, 

ou  traite  des  contrats  de  louage  maritimes. 
Tomel..  Paris,  1775.  12°. 

Eng.  Treatise  on  maritime  contracts;  tr.  with 

notes  by  C.Cushing.  Boston,  1821.  8°. 

—  Traite  du    contrat   de  marriage.      Paris,  1772. 

2  v.  12°. 

—  Traite  du  contrat  de  societe  ;   [avec]  deux  ap- 

ppndices,  1'un,  des  obligations  qui  naissent 
de  la  communaute  qui  est  formee  sans  con 
trat  de  societe  ;  1'autre,  de  celles  qui  naissent 
du  voisinage.  Tome  2.  Paris,  1775.  12°. 

—  Traite  du  contrat  de  vente,  selon  les  regies  tant 

du  for  de  la  conscience,  que  du  for  exterieur. 
Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1772-73.  3  v.  12°. 

Note.     Vol.  3  has  the  title;  Traite  des  retraits, 
pour  servir  d'app.  au  Traite  du  contrat  de  vente. 

—  Eng.     Treatise  on  the  contract  of  sale ;  tr.  by 

L.  S.Cushing.     Boston,  1839.  8°. 

—  Traite  du  contrat  du  bail  a  rente.     Nouv.  ed. 

Paris,  1771.  12". 

—  Traite  du  douaire.     Paris,  1770.  12°. 

—  Traite  du  droit  de  domaine  de  propriete.  Tome 

1.     Paris,  1772.  12°. 

—  Traite  du  droit  d'habitation,  pour  servir  d'ap- 

pendice  au  traite  du  douaire  ;  traite  des  do 
nations  entre  mari  et  femme,  et  du  don  mu- 
tuel.  Paris,  1775.  12°. 

• —  Traites  de  la  possession  et  de  la  prescription  ; 
[avec  eloge  de  Pothier].  Tome  2.  Paris, 
1782.  12°. 

—  Traites  des  cheptels,   selon  les  regies,  tant  du 

for  de  la  conscience  que  du  for  exterieur. 
Tome  3.  Paris,  1775.  12°. 

—  Traites  des  contrats  aleatoires,  selon  les  regies 

tant  du  for  de  la  conscience,  que  du  for  ex 
terieur.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1775.  12°. 

—  Traites  des  contrats  de  bienfaissance,  selon  les 

regies  tant  du  for  dela  conscience,  que  du  for 
exterieur.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1775.  2  v.  12°. 


Potier,  L.      Nouveau  catalogue  de  livres  choisis. 

Paris,  1860.  8°. 
Potiphar  papers  ;  by  G. "W.  Curtis.  N.  Y.,  1871.  12°. 

—  Same.     (In  Putnam's  mag.,  v.  1,  2.  1853.) 
Potomac  Canal  Co.     Papers   rel.  to   the   practicability,  ex 
pediency,  and  cost  of  the  P.  canal;  also  the  act  of 
the  legislature  of  Virginia,  incorporating  the  P.  C.  C. 
n.p.,  1823.  8".     (W2) 

Potomac  River.  LEAR,  T.  Observations  on  the  P.,  the 
country  adjacent,  and  the  city  of  Washington. 
N.  Y.,  1794.  8°.  (B  628,  C  73,  W  17) 

—  MARYLAND.     Commissioners  on  the  Survey  of  the   P. 

Message  of  the  Gov.  communicating  the  report  of 
the  commissioners.  Annapolis,  1822.  8°.  (W  2) 

—  U.  S.    Mh  Cong.    Id   sess.  Sen.     [Report   of]  a   com 

mittee  to  examine  the  papers  rel.  to  the  contem 
plated  bridge  across  the  P.  Wash.,  1807.  8°.  (B 
507) 

Potosi.  TEMPLE,  E.  A  year's  residence  in  P.  (/«  his 
Travels  in  Peru.  1830.) 

Potsdam.  MILA,  G.  Nouvelle  description  de 
Berlin  et  de  P.  Berlin,  [1832].  16". 

—  NICOLAI,    F.      Beschreibung    der    koniglichen 

Residenzstadte  Berlin  und  P.     Berlin,  1779. 

2  v.   16°. 
Pott,  John   Frederick.     Observations   on    matters   of  prize 

and   the   practice   of    the   admiralty    prize    courts. 

London,  1810.  8°.     (B  753) 
Pott,  Joseph  Holclen.     Discourses  on    the  rule    of 

life.     London,  1823.  8°. 

—  Sermon   on   the   restoration   of  peace,  July  7,  thanks 

giving.     London,  1814.  4°.    (B  1252) 

—  Sermon,  St.  Dnnstan's   in    the    West,  Mar.  28,  for   the 

benefit  of  the  Roy.  Humane  Soc.;  with  an  p.  Lon 
don,  1790.  8°.  (B328) 

Pott,  Percivall.  Chirurgical  works.  Lond.,  1771. 
4  v.  8°. 

Note.     A  collection   of   the   original    ed.  of  the 
following  works  with  a  general  title-page. 
Contents.      Vol.  1.       On   ruptures.       2.      On   fistula 
lachrymalis.  —  On  fistula  in  ano.      3.    Nature  and  con 
sequences  of  injuries  to  the  head  from  external  violence. 
4.     On  hydrocele,  or  watery  rupture,  and  other  diseases 
of  the  testicle.  —  Account  of  a  cure  of  the  hydrocele,  by 
means  of  a  seton. 

—  Chirurgical  works.     New  ed.   by  Sir  J.  Earle. 

London,  1808.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life.  —  Injuries  to  the  head  from 
external  violence.  —  On  fistula  lachrymalis.  —  On  frac 
tures  and  dislocations.  2.  On  ruptures.  —  On  hydro 
cele  or  watery  rupture.  3.  Cure  of  hydrocele  by 
means  of  a  seton.  —  Cure  of  hydrocele  by  injection;  by 
J.  Earle.  —  Of  fistula  in  ano.  —  On  cataract.  —  On 
polypus  of  the  nose.  —  On  mortification  of  the  toes  and 
feet.  —  On  amputation  in  certain  cases.  —  On  palsy  of 
the  lower  limbs  in  consequence  of  curvature  of  the 
spine.  —  Account  of  tumours  which  rendered  the  bones 
soft. 

—  Chirurgical  observations  rel.  to  cataract ;  pol 

ypus  of  the  nose  ;    cancer  of   the  scrotum  ; 

different  kinds  of  ruptures  and  mortifications 

of  the  toes  and  feet.     London,  1775.  8°. 
Pottawattomies.    See  Potawatomies. 
Potter,    Alonzo,    D.I).      Christian    philanthropy; 

disc.,  Jan.  13.     Schenectady,  1833.  8°. 

—  Discourse,  July  22;  50th   anniv.  of  the   foundation   of 

Union  College.    Schenectady,  1845.  8°.   (B1577) 

—  The  drinking   usages  of  society  ;  lecture,  Pittsburgh, 

1852.    10th  thousand.     Boston,  1855.  12°.     (C  204) 

—  Same.  (In  Mass.  Temperance  Soc.   Addresses.  1861.) 

—  Handbook   for  readers  and   students.     N.  Y., 

[18—].  18°.     (Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  165.) 

—  Introductory   essay.      (In    Bacon,  F.      Essays.   1845. 

Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  171.) 

• —   Pastoral  letter  to  clergy  and  laity  of  the  Episcopal  Ch. 
in  Penn.     Phila..  1846.  12°.    (C  209) 

—  Pleasures,  etc.,  of  literature  and  moral   science.     (Tn 

Discourses  on  objects  of  science.  1840.  Harper's 
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—  Political  economy.     N.  Y.,  [18—  ].  18°.     (Har 

per's  fam.  lib.,  v.  183.) 

The  proper   method,  matter,  and  object  of  ministerial 

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—  Religious  philosophy  ;  lectures  before  the  Low 

ell  lust.,  1845-53.     Phila.,  1871.  8°. 

—  Sermon.     (In  Amer.  pulpit,  1831.) 

—  Sermon,  before  the   Connecticut   Church   Scholarship 

Sue.,  Aug.  4,  1830.      (In  Protestant  Episc.  pulpit, 
v.  1.  1831.) 

—  Sermon,    Hartford,   Aug.   5.   1829.      Boston,   1830.    8°. 

(B  1168) 

-  and  Emerson,  G.   B.       The   school  and    the 

schoolmaster.     Boston,  1843.   12°. 
Potter,  Chandler  Eastman.   History  of  Manchester, 
and   anc.    Amoskeag,   N.   H.;  with  proc.  of 
the    centennial  celebration,   Oct.    22,    1851. 
Manchester,  1856.  8°. 

—  Appendix  to  the  lang.  of  the  Abnaquies.   (In  Maine. 

Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  4.  1856.) 
Potter,   Kdmtind.      Trades'    unions  and    their   tendencies. 

(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1860.)  — 

Position  of  the  cotton  districts.     (In  1863.) 
Potter,  Klam.    Ace.  of  several  nations  of  Southern  Indians. 

1768.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,v.  10.  1809.) 

—  Two  sermons  on  the  amiableness  of  Christ.     Boston, 

1771.  8°.    (B328) 

Potter,  Elisha  Reynolds.     Address,  freemen  of  R.  I.   New 
port,  [IHluJ.  8°.    (B  436) 

—  Address,  opening  of  the  It.  I.  Normal  School,  May  29. 

Prov.,  1854.  8".     (B  1205) 

—  Address,   It.   I.  Hist.   Soc.,   Feb.    19.     Prov.,  1851.  8°. 

(B  1610 ) 

—  Brief    ace.   of   emissions   of  paper   money,  by   R.   I. 

Prov.,  1837.  8".     (B  1515) 

—  Considerations  on  questions  of  the  adoption  of  a  con 

stitution  and  extension  of  suffrage  in  K.  1.     Boston, 
1842.  8".     (A  73,  B  1499) 

—  Early  history  of  Nurraganeett.     (Vol.  3  of  R.  I.  Hist. 

So'c.     Col.  1835.) 

—  Reports  and  documents  upon  educ.  iu  R.I.     See  R.  I. 

Commisx.  of  Public  St/ioolx. 

See  ulno  Rhode  Island  educational  mag. 
Potter,  Horatio.     Discourse,  April  25,  death  of  W.  H.  Har 
rison.     Albany,  1841.  8".     (B  1217) 

—  Intellectual  liberty,  etc. ;  disc.  Nov.  26.     Albany,  1837. 

8".     (B  1300) 

—  Introductory  sermon,  Albany,  May  12.     Albany,  1833. 

8".     (B  1300) 

—  The  stability  of  the  Church  as  seen  in  her  hist,  and 

principles;    sermon,    July    23.        Albany,   1843.    8°. 

(B  1300) 
Potter,  Isaiah.      Sermon,  June  24,  festival  of  St.  John   the 

Baptist.     Hanover,  1802.  8°.     lB  961) 
Potter,  Israel  It.    Life  and  adventures  of  P.  Prov., 

1824.   12". 
Potter,  James.      Oration,  on  physic  in    America,  Feb.  29, 

1780.     HartfoiM,  1781.  s".     (B  355,  C  270) 
Potter,  James    Brown   Mason.      Oration,  Kingston,  It.  I., 

July  4th,  1843.     Boston,  1844.  8".     (B  1204) 
Potter,  John,  Archbp.  of  Canterbury.      Antiquities 

of  Greece.     New  ed.    London,  1795.  2  v.  8°. 
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—  Archaeologia  Grseca.     (In    Gronovius,  J.      Thes.  Gr. 

antiq.,  v.  12.   17U2.) 

—  Defence  of  the  late  charge  to  the  clergy  of  the  diocese 

of  Oxford,  July  1719.     London,  1720.  8°..   (B  1370) 

-  Discourse  on  church  government.     1st  Amer. 

ed.     Phila.,  1824.  8°. 

—  Sermon,  coronation  of  George  n.  and  Queen  Caroline, 

Oct.  11.     London,  1727.  4".    (B  1272) 

—  ANDERSON,  It.    Memoir  of  the  life  and  writings  of  P. 

4th  ed.     Edin.,  1827.  8".     (B  1459,  1549) 
Potter,  Louis  Joseph  Antoine  de.  Memoirs  of  Scipio 

de  Ricci ;  comp.  from  R.'s  autograph  mss. ; 

ed.  by  T.Roscoe.      London,  1829.  2  v.  8°. 
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of    education    proposed    by    the    popular    parties. 

2d  ed.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1828;  v.  29  of  B  838) 
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deleterious  qualities  of  arsenic.      (In  Caldwell,  C. 

Medical  theses,  v.  1.  1805.) 

See    alto    Baltimore    med.  and    philosophical 
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dessms  de  P.     (In  Gazette  des  beaux  arts,  v.  20. 

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Potter,  Richard.  Elementary  treatise  on  mechan 
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POWHATAN 


2404 


PRADAL, 


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Powis,  Earl  of.    See  Herbert,  E. 

Pownall,  Thomas,  Gov.  of  Mass.  Administration  of 
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—  Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1765.  8°. 

—  Same.     4th  ed.     London,  1768.  8°. 

—  Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1774.  2  v.  8°. 

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the  earliest  inhabitancy  of  Europe.  Lon 
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Bath,  1790.     Bath,  1795.  4°. 

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—  InobitumT.  F.  Middloton;  carmen  Graec.  numismate 

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Praefationes    et    epist.   edit,   princip.    auctorum    vetorum 

praepositae.     See  Botfleld,  B. 
Praelaticus  triumphatus. 

Note.    This  is  a  half  title,  covering  Dickinson's  Scrip 
ture  bishop  vindicated'  and  Foxcroft's  'Eusebius  Iner- 
matus'. 
Praemonstratensian  monks.      See  Vincent,  St.,  Abbey  of, 

near  lireslau. 

Prseneste.     See  Palestrina. 

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Contents.    Vol.   1.      Theologie.      2.      Jurisprudence. 
3.     Sciences  et  arts.      4.     Belles-lettres.      6.     Ilistoire. 
6.     Supplement. 


—  Catalogue  des  livres  imprimes  sur  velin  qui  se 

trouvent  dans   des   bibliotheques    taut  pub- 

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Contents.     Vol.    1.     Theologie.  —  Jurisprudence.  — 

Sciences  et  arts.      2.     Belles-lettres.     3.     Ilistoire.      4. 

Supplement. 

Praet,  Jules  van.  Essays  on  the  polit.  hist,  of  the 
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the  first  English  revolution.  —  William  HI. 
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Prsevotius,  vElius.     See  Prevot,  E. 

Prague.  ANNALES  Pragenses,  894-1220.  (In  Pertz,  G.  H. 
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—  CIIKONIOON    capituli    Metropolitan!   Pragensis,   1318- 

1439.  —  CllROMCON  veteris  Collegiati  Pragensis, 
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—  JUDICIUM  magistrorum  academiae  Pragensis  de  propo- 

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Prague,  Peace  of.      HELBIG,  K.  G.      Der  Prager  Friede, 

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Church  from  the  slanders  cont.  in  that  book ; 

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—  Same.     Added,  Dwight's  Dissertation  on  the 

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—  Julietta  Gordini,  the  miser's  daughter.     X.  Y., 

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—  Prose  and  verse  from  the  portfolio  of  an  editor. 

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—  Letter  to  the  friends  of  F.  T.  Gray  and  the  Bulflnch 

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• —  HENRY,  M.     Method  for  prayer.    2d  ed.    Lon 
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—  Pious  coxmtry  parishioner  instructed.   London, 

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—  NIERSES,      Armenian      Patriarch,      12th    cent. 

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prayers,  etc.  [1655.]     (hi  his   Works,  v.  7.  1850.)  — 
Collection  of  offices  or  forms  of  prayer.     (In  v.  8.) 

—  JENKS,  B.     Prayers  and  offices  of  devotion  for 

families.  [1697.]     23d  ed.     N.  Y.,  1793.  16°. 

—  WATTS,  I.     Prayers  for   the  use   of    children. 

London,  1755".  12°. 

—  SMITH,  J.     Manual  of  divine  meditations  and 

prayers.     London,  1768.  12°. 

—  WHITEFIELD.  G.,  d.  1770.    Prayers.     (In  his  Works, 

v.  4.  1771.) 

—  PRIESTLEY,  J.     Serious  address  to  masters  of  families 

with  forms  of  family  prayer.      London,  1794.  12°. 
(D  12} 

—  BlDDi'LPH,  T.     Short  prayers  for  morning  and  even 

ing.     No.  39,  40.     London,  [18—].  16°.    (C  240) 

-  HEMELSCH    palmhof;    gebedenboekje.      Turn- 

hout,  [18—].  32°. 

—  WESTMINSTER  Assoc.     Address  by  ministers  ; 

with  forms  of  prayer.      Charlestown,  1801. 
12°. 

-  ENFIELD,  W.     Prayers  for  the  use  of  families. 

Boston,  1802.  12°. 

—  WILSON,  T.      Sacra  privata  ;    private  medita 

tions  and  prayers.     Camb.,  1808.  12°. 
Same.    N.  Y.,  1837.  12°.    (C  240) 

-  SACRED  exercises.     Boston,  1810.  12°. 

—  PRAYERS,  social  and  private,  to  be  used  at  sea.    No.  8. 

Boston,  1815.  12°.    (C  160) 

-  BROOKS,    C.      Family   prayer   book.      Camb., 

1821.  12°. 

—  HARTLEY,  D.      Prayers  and    religious    meditations. 

Camb.,  1821.  8°.    (B  1357) 


—  JARVIS,  S.  F.     Method  of  daily  prayer;  for  children 

and  young  persons  previous  to  confirmation.  Bos 
ton,  1822.  12°.  (C  240) 

-  JAY,  W.  Prayers  for  the  use  of  families.   Salem, 

1822.   12°. 

—  PRAYERS  for  children  and  young  persons;  compiled 

by  a  teacher.  [1824.]  2d  ed.  Portsmouth,  1834.  12°. 
(D  64) 

-  DABNEY,  J.  P.     Prayers  for  the  use  of  families. 

Camb.,  1825.  16°. 

—  BI.OMFIELD,  C.  J.    Manual    of   family  prayers,  com 

piled  by  B.    8th  ed.  Lond.,  1828.  12°.    (C240) 

-  BROOKS,  C.     Family   prayer  book  ;  with  add. 

and  a  coll.  of  hymns.     Boston,  1833.  12°. 
--  Same.     12th  ed.     Boston,  1846.  12°. 

-  COCHRANE,  J.     Manual  of  family  and  private 

devotion.     Edin.,  1835.  8°. 

—  GIRDLESTONE,  C.      Devotions   for  private  use. 

London,  1835.   12°. 

—  GREENWOOD,  F.    W.    P.      Social    services   for 

families  and  Sunday  schools.  Bost.,  1835.  12°. 

-  GRISWOLD,  A.  V.     Prayers  adapted  to  various 

occasions.    Phila.,  1836.  12°. 

-  VOICE  of  devotion  ;  or,  Course  of  prayers  for 

the  use  of  Christians.  5th  ed.  Edin.,  1841 
32°. 

—  CLARKE,  J.  F.     Book  of  worship  ;  for  congre 

gation  and  home.  [1844.1  5th  ed.  Boston, 
1856.  12°. 

—  FURLONG,  J.  Companac  an  Criosdaig.   Dublin, 

1845.  18°. 
Note.   Half-title,  'Christian's  companion  ;  prayers'. 

—  ALTAR  at  home,  The  ;  prayers  for  the  family  and 

the  closet  ;  by  clergymen  in  and  near  Boston  ; 
ed.  by  H.  A.  Miles.  [1855.]  15th  ed. 
Boston,  A.  U.  A.,  1868.  16°. 

-  CHILDREN'S  praise  ;  prayers  and  hymns  for  chil 

dren.     Boston,  1858.  18°. 

—  ALTAR  at  home.  2d  ser.  Selections  and  prayers 

for  domestic  worship  ;  [ed.  by  J.  P.Walker?]. 
[1862.]  5th  ed.  Boston,  A.  ~U.  A.,  1869.  16°. 

-  GOLDEN  words.  Pt.2:  Prayer.  Lond.,1862.  12°. 

-  MARTINEAU,  J.     Common  prayer  for  Christian 

worship;  in  ten  services  for  morning  and 
evening.  Boston,  1863.  12". 

-  LIVERMORE,  L.  J.     Hymn  and  tune  book,  for 

the  church  and  the  home;  and  services  for 
congregational  worship.  Bost.,  A.  U.  A., 
1868.  16°. 

--  Social  hymns  and  tunes,  for  the  conference 
and  prayer-meetings,  and  home.  Boston, 
1868.  16°. 

See  also  Liturgies. 
Prayersfor  chHd™  .nd  ^gpersons  ^by  a  teacher.    2d 


Praying  and  working.     $ee  Stevenson,  W  F 
Preacher  and  king.     See  Bungener,  L. 

Preachers,  Preaching. 

-  Biography.  COURTIER,  P.  L.  *The  pulpit  •  an 
account  of  eminent  popular  preachers 
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f  the 


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History.     YILLEMAIN,  A.  F.     Tableau  de  1'elo- 
quence  chretienne  au  4e  siecle.      Nouv.  ed. 

C»HvrTOM,S,L,?.,6.347.   Desaeerdotis.     (In  M. 
GRANADA,  L.  de.    Los  seis  libros  de  la  retorica  ecle 

Ob™*;  °1    lS^maniia  2C  P«dic"«--  1576.     (/„  M* 
ras,  \  .  J.  186J,  v.  11  of  Anbau.  Bibl  ) 

PERKINS,  W.    The  art  of  propheoylns,  ;  cone,  the  only 
true  manner  of  preaching,  (frhf,  Workes.v.  2  1631.) 


PREACHERS 


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HALL,  T.  The  pulpit  guarded  with  20  arguments. 
3d  ed.  London,  1651.  4".  (B  258) 

-  COLLIER,  T.     The  pulpit  guard  routed  in  its  twenty 

strongholds;  answer  to  T.  Hall.      London,  1651.  4°. 
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-  TAYLOR,  J.     Clericus  Domini;  or,  Discourse  of  the 

office   ministerial.    [1651.]     (In  his    Works,  v.  14. 
1822.) 

HENLEY,  J.  Samuel  sleeping;  or,  Model  of  Chr. 
preaching,  in  vindication  of  Guise's  idea  of  preach 
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EDWARDS,  J.  The  preacher.  3d  pt. :  Farther 
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SWIFT,  J.  Letter  to  a  young  gentleman,  lately  enter'd 
into  holy  orders.  London,  1721.  8°.  (B  32) 

JENNINGS,  J.     Two  discourses:  Of  preaching  Christ; 
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by  I.  Watts.     2d  ed.     London.  1724.  8".    (B  1861) 
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ton,  1740.  8°.    (B  242) 

CHANDLER.  S.  Letter  to  J.  Guyse  [on]  his  two 
sermons,  in  which  the  scripture  notion  of  preaching 
Christ  is  stated  and  defended.  London,  1730.  8°. 
(D60) 

-  FOXCROFT,  T.      Some  seasonable  thoughts,  etc. ',  ser 

mon,  Oct.  23,  occasion'd  by  the  late  visit  of  White- 
field.     Boston,  1740.  8°.     (B  67,  223) 
ESSAY   on    the   action   proper   for  the   pulpit. 
London,  1753.  8°. 

-  READING  no  preaching.    Boston,  1757.  12°.    (C  164) 
WITIIEUSPOON,    J.         Ecclesiastical     characteristics. 

[1764.]     (In  his  Works,  v.  3.  1802.) 
DODDRIDGE,  P.    Lectures  on  preaching  and  the 
ministerial  office.     Boston,  1808.   12°. 

-  STYLES,   J.       Vindic.    of  nature    and   effect  of 

evangelical  preaching.     London,  1808.  8°. 

-  GRIFFIN,  E.  D.     Oration,  June  21.  day  of  [his]  induc 

tion  into  the  office  of  Bartlet  prof,  of  pulpit  eloq.  at 
Andover.     Boston,  [1809].  8°.    (B  138,  435) 

-  CAMPBELL,  G.    Lectures  on  systematic  theology 

and  pulpit  eloquence.     Boston,  1810.  8°. 

-  HALL,    R.        Discouragements   and   supports   of   the 

Christian  minister.      3d  ed.      London,  1813.  8°.    (B 
1349) 

-  PORTER,  E.     Young  preacher's  manual.     Bos 

ton,  1819.  8°. 

-  MILLER,  S.     Difficulties  and  temptations  which  attend 

preaching  in  cities.     Boston,  1820.  8°.    (B  278) 

-  WARE,    H.,   Jr.       Hints    on    extemporaneous 

preaching.     Boston,  1824.   18°. 

-  -  Same,     (hi  his  Works,  v.  2.  1846.) 

-  GRIFFIN,  E.  D.      Sermon;  art  of  preaching.     Boston, 

1825.  8°.    (B  1353) 

-  BURDER,  II.  F.     Mental  discipline  ;  or,  Hints 

to  students  in  theology.  Andover,  1827.   12°. 

-  MILLER,  S.     Letters  on  clerical  manners  and 

habits.     N.  Y.,  1827.  12°. 

-  GRANT,  J.     Metropolitan  pulpit;  or,  Sketches 

of  the  most  popular   preachers    in  London. 
London,  1839.  2  v.  12°. 

-  -  Same.     N.  Y.,  1839.   12°. 

-  BETHUNE,  G.  W.     Eloquence  of  the  pulpit,  with  illust. 

from  St.  Paul;  oration.    Andover,  1842.  8°.    (B  1733) 

-  WEBSTER,   D.       Defence  of  the  Chr.   relig.      N.  Y., 

1844.  8".     (B1646) 

-  BROUGHAM,  H.  L.      Pulpit  eloquence.     (In  his  Con 

tributions,  v.  1.  1856.) 

-  CARLTON,  H.     Extemporary  preaching,     n.t.p.  [1856.] 

8°.    (B  1354,  1362) 

-  COQUEREL,  A.   L.  C.      Observations  pratiques 

sur  la  predication.     Paris,  1860.   12°. 

-  ROGERS,  H.     Sacred  eloquence.  —  The  British  pulpit. 

(In  his  Essays,  v.  2.  186X) 

-  EVANS,  A.  B.,  D.D.      Preachers  and  preaching;  the 

pulpit  and  the  press.     (In  Shipley,  O.     The  Church 
and  the  world.  1867.) 

-  PARKER,  J.,  D.D.      Ad  clerum;    advices  to  a 

young  preacher.     Boston,  1871.   16°. 

Texts. 

-  COOKE,  J.  Preacher's  assistant;  texts  and  hist. 

account  of  authors.    Oxford,  1783.  2  v.  8°. 


—  ENFIELD,  W.      Preacher's  directory  ;  or,  Sub 

jects  for  discourses.  2d  ed.     Lond.,  1782.   4°. 

—  HARRIS,  T.  M.     A   textuary;  or,  Guide   to  preachers 

in  the  selecting  of  texts.     Boston,  1818.  8°.    (B  285) 

See  also  Bercheur,  P.     Moralitates  Bibliorum. 
Preacher,  The  national.     See  National. 
Pre-Adamite  earth.     See  Harris,  J. 
Preble,  Com. Edward.  LIFE  of  P.  n.t.p.  [1810?]   8°. 

—  SABINE,  L.     (In  Sparks,  J.     Amer.  biosf.,  v.  22.  1847.) 

—  T.,  B.  B.     (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.     Nat. 

portr.  gal.,  v.  2.  1835.) 

—  WILSON,  T.      (In  his  Biog.  of  Amer.  mil.  and  naval 

heroes,  v.  1.  1817.) 
See  also  Tripoli. 
Preble,  George  Henry.  Chase  of  the  rebel  steamer 

Oreto    into    the    Bay    of  Mobile,    Sept.    4. 

Camb.,  1862.  8°. 
Precaution;  by  [J.  F.  Cooper].  N.  Y.,  1820.  2  v. 

12°. 

—  Same.    (In  Cooper,  J.  F.    Novels,  illust.  by  Darley, 

v.  1.  1859.) 

Precaution  inutile,  La.     See  Scarron,  P. 
Precedence.     See  Great  Britain.     Peerage  (p.  1247). 
Precedence,  Book  of;  ed.  by  F.  J.  Fnrnivall.     (In  Gilbert, 

Sir  II.    Qneene  Elizabethes  achademy.  1869.    Early 

Eng.  Text  Soc.,  ex.  ser.,  8.) 
Precedents  of  proceedings  in  the  Ho.  of  Com. ;  [by 

J.  Hatsell].     Dublin,  1786.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     London,  1796.  4  v.  4°. 
Precedents  of  process,  etc.,  in  the  Kings  Bench  and 

Common  Pleas.     London,  1766.  8°. 
Precept  and  example  ;  letters  of  eminent  men  to 

younger  friends.     London,  1825.   12°. 
Contents.     Sir  II.  Sidney.  —  Milton.  —  Earl  of  Strat 
ford.   _   j.  Howell.   —  J.  Locke.   —   Sir  I.  Newton.  — 
Earl  of  Chatham.  —  Sir  J.  E.  Wilmot.  —  Robert  Nelson. 
—  Lord  Burleigh. 

Precepts  of  Jesus,  The.     See  Rammohun  Roy. 
Prechtler,  Otto.     Gedichte.  —  Drama.     (In  Album  osterr. 

Dichter.  1858.) 

Precieuses  ridicules,  Les ;  comeclie.    See  Moliere,  J.  B.  P.  de. 

Precious  metals.     SOUZA  COUTINHO,  II.  de.     Sobre 

a  verdadeira  influencia  das  minas  dos  metaes  pre- 

ciozos  na  industria  das  nacoes.     (In  Lisbon.    Ac. 

d.  Sci.     Mem.  ccon.,  v.  1.  1789.) 

—  LETRONNE,  J.  A.     Valour  de  1'or  et  de  1'argent  avant 

la  decouverte  de  1'Amerique.      (In  his  Considera 
tions  gen.  sur  devaluation.  1817.) 

—  SENIOR,  N.  W.     Three  lectures  on  the  trans 

mission  of  the  precious  metals,  etc.  [1828.] 
2d  ed.     London,  1830.   8°. 

—  JACOB,  W.     Historical   inquiry    into    the  pro 

duction  and  consumption  of  precious  metals. 
London,  1831.  2  v.  8°. 

—  BLAKE,  W.  P.    Report  upon  the  precious  metals.     (In 

U.  S.   Comm.for  Paris  Expos.,  1867.  Reports,  v.  2.) 

—  KING,  C.  W.     Natural  hist,  of  precious  stones 

and  metals.   [1867.     2d  ed.]     London,  Bohn, 
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—  PARIS.      Com.  Imp.  de  V Expos,  de  1867.     (In  their 

Rapport  du  .jury,  v.  5.) 

See  also  Gold  ;  —  Silver. 

Precious  stones.  THEOPHKASTUS,  b.  is.c.  371.  His 
tory  of  stones  ;  [tr.]  by  Sir  J.  Hill.  2d  ed. 
London,  1774.  8". 

—  MORALES,    G.    de.      Libro    de  las   virtudes    y 

prosiedades  de  laspiedraspreciosas.   Madrid, 
1605.  8°. 

—  DI;TKNS,  L.      Des  pierres  precieuses   et   dcs    pierres 

fines.  [1776.]     (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  2.  1797.) 

—  HAUY,  U.  J.      Traite  des  caracteres  physiques 

des  pierres  precieuses.     Paris,  1817.  8°. 

—  BRARD,  C.  P.     Mineralogie  appliquee  aux  arts. 

Paris,  1821.  3  v.  8°. 

—  REYNAUD,   J.     Ilistoire  elementaire  des   mine- 

raux   usuels.  [1834.]      2e    ed.,   illustree   de 
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—  TENNANT,  J.      Gems  and  precious  stones.      (In  Lec 

tures  on  the  results  of  the  great  Exhibition  of  1851.) 


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-  KING.  C.W.     Natural  hist,  of  precious  stones 

and  metals.  [1867.    2cl  ed.]    London,  Bohn, 

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See  also  Diamonds  ;  —  Gems  ;  —  Opal ;  —  Pearls. 
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Predestination.      Kxox,   J.      On   predestination ; 

answer  to  the  cnvillntions  by  an  Anabaptist.  1560. 

(In  his  Works,  v.  5.   1846.) 

—  ARMIMUS,  J.,  and  JLNIUS,  F.    Epistolary  discussion 

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-  PISCATOK,  J.     Ad  Conradi  Vorstii  Parasceven 

rcsponsio  apologetica  ;  ubi  multa  Scripturae 
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explicnntur.  Herbornae  Nassov.,  1613.  4°. 

-  LEMNIVS,    L.      De    [pra'fixo    cuique]    termino 

vitae.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1639.   12°. 

—  FENF.LON,  F.  de  S.  dc  L.      Lettrcs  sur  In  grace  et  la 

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—  EDWARDS, J.     Divine  perfections  vindicated;  remarks 

on  Kind's  'Divine  predestination'.  London,  1710. 
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—  GORDON,  F.     Essay   upon  predestination    and 

grace.     Eclin.,  1712.  4°. 

—  BENSON,  G.     Two  letters.     2.  The  doctrine  of  predes 

tination  reviewed.    2ded.    London,  1737.  8°.    (D  60) 

-  COOPER,  W.     Doctrine  of  predestination  ;  four 

sermons.     Boston,  1740.   12". 

—  EDWARDS,  T.     Free  and  candid  thoughts  on  predesti 

nation.     London.  1761.  8°.     (B1389) 

—  TOPLADY,  A.  M.      Letter  to  J.  Wesley  [on]   his  pre 

tended  abridgment  of  Zanchius  on  predestination. 
[1769.]  2d  ed.  London,  1771.  8°.  (B  1371) 

-  PRESERVATIVE,   A,    against    [Edwards']   doctrine  of 

fate.    Boston,  1770.  8°.    (B  663) 

—  SIIKRMAN,  J.      God  in   no  sense  the  author  of  sin; 

al tempt  to  reconcile  pre-ordination  with  human 
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—  SKEI.TON,  P.,  </.  1787.     Reflections  on  predestination. 

(In  his  Works,  v.  3.  1824.) 

—  LIBERTY  of  the  human  will  ;    deductions  from 

scripture  against  the  doctrines  of  predestina 
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—  FISK,  W.      Discourse  on  predestination  and  election. 

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—  METCALF,  P.     Letters  to  W.  Fisk;  in  reply  to  a  eerm. 

on  predestination  and  election.  Springfield,  1832. 
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-  TUCKEH,  W.      Predestination  considered  from 

principles  of  reason.     Boston,  1835.  12°. 

—  SALISBURY,  E.  E.      Materials  for  the  history  of  the 

Muhammadan  doctrine  of  predestination  and  free 
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See  attso  Liberty  ;  —  Necessity  ;  —  Will. 

Predictions.     See  Prophecies. 

Pre-emption.  BENTON,  T.  H.  Speech  on  the  pre-emption 
bill.  Wash.,  1841.  8°.  (B  1663) 

—  CALHOLN,  J.  C.     Speech.    Wash.,  1841.  8°.    (B  1663) 

—  HUBBABD,  H.      Speech.      [Wash.,  1841.]  8°.     (B  1664) 

—  TAPPAN,  B.     Speech.     Wash.,  1841.  8°.     (B  1663) 

—  WRIGHT,  S.     Speech.    Wash.,  1841.  8°.    (B  1663) 
Pre-existence.      HEBEL,  J.  P.      Ilabcn  wir  schon  einmal 

gelebt?     (In  his  Sammtl.  Werke,  v.  7.  1838.) 
Preger,  Wilhclm.     M.  Flacius  Illyricus  und  seine 

Zeit.     Erlangen,  1861.  2  v.  "8°. 

Pregnancy.  BLONDEL,  J.  A.  Dissertation  physi 
que  sur  la  force  de  1'imagination  des  femines 
eiicientes ;  tr.  de  1'anglois  par  A.  Brun. 
Leyde,  1737.  8°. 

—  COOKE,  W.     Address  to  British  females  on  the  moral 

management  of  pregnancy  and  labour.  London, 
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—  LEJLSIAI;  DE  KERGARADEC,  J.  A.    Memoiresur  1'aus- 

cn Hation  appliquee  &  1'etude  de  lugrossesse.  P1821  1 
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—  MOHLEV,  J.      Essay  on  the  symptoms  of  pregnancy. 

London,  1829.  8°.    (B  1558) 

-  MONTGOMERY,  W.  F.     Exposition  of  signs  and 

symptoms  of  pregnancy.     London,  1837.  8°. 
Same.     From  2d  Lond.  ed.     Phila.,  1857.  8°. 

-  CHURCHILL,  F.   Diseases  of  pregnancy.  Phila., 

1840.  8°. 


—  TANNER,  T.  H.      Signs  and  diseases  of  preg 

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Pre-historic  archaeology.     /See  Archaeology  (p.  125). 
Prejuge  £  la  mode,  Le;    comedie.     See  La  Chauss6e,  P.  C. 

N.  de. 

Prejug6  vaincu,  Le  ;  comedie.    See  Marivaux,  P.  C.  de  C.  de. 
Prelatique   preachers    none   of  Christ's   teachers;    [by  J. 

Goodwin].     London,  16C3.  4°.    (B  647, 1921) 
Preller,  Ludwig.     Griechische  Mythologie.     Lpz., 

1854.  2  v.  8". 

Contents.     Vol.  1.     Theogonie  und  Cotter.      2.     Die 
Heroen. 

—  Historia  philosophise  Graccse.  1857.     See  Ritter,  H. 
Premaray,   Jules  Martini   Kegnault   de.      Lcs  coeurs  d'or; 

comedie.  1854.     See  Laya,  L. 

Premare,  Joseph  Henri.  Notitia  linguae  Sinicae. 
Malaccas,  1831.  4°. 

Premier  voyage  de  mylord  de  ***  &  Pan's;  par  J.  J.  Rut- 
lidge.  (In  Biblioth.  univ.  desromans,  Nouv.,  v.  18. 
1799.) 

Premieres  amours,  Les;  comedie.    See  Scribe,  A.  E. 

Premio  del  bien  hablar,  El ;  por  F.  L.  de  Vega Carplo.  (In 
Ochoa,  E.  de.  Tesoro  del  tcatro  espaiiol,  v.  2.  1838.) 

Premontre.  ANNALES  Parchenscs  a  nativitate  Johannis, 
ad  1316,  1458.  (In  Pertz,  G.  H.  lion.  Germ,  hist., 
Scr.,  v.  16.  1859.) 

Premontval,  Andre  Pierre  Le  Guay,  dit  de.  Deux  pieces 
en  forme  d'essais,  cone.  1'une,  le  principe  de  la  raison 
suflisatite,  et  1'autre  la  loi  de  la  continuite.  —  Re 
marque  stir  cette  definition  dc  M.  Wolf,  du  mot 
aliquid;  Aliquid  est  cui  aliquanotio  resporidet.  (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1754.)  —  La  thcologie 
de  1'etre  ou  ctiaine  d'idees  de  1'etre  jusqn'd,  Dieu. 
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Prempart,  James.  Historical!  relation  of  the  siege 
of  Busse.  Amst.,  1630.  f°. 

Prendergast,  Guy  Lushington.  Complete  concord 
ance  to  the  poetical  works  of  Milton.  Ma 
dras,  1857.  4°. 

Prendergast,  Thomas.  Handbook  to  the  Mastery 
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—  Manual  for  learning  Spanish.   N.Y.,  1870.  12°. 
Prentice.     See  also  Prentiss. 

Prentice,  Caleb.  Sermon,  instalment  of  J.  Willard,  Box- 
borongh,  Nov.  2, 1785.  Worcester,  1786.  8°.  (B  328) 

Prentice,  George  Dennison.  Biography  of  II.  Clay. 
Hartford,  1831.  12°. 

—  MARSHALL,  11.     Biog.  of   Clay  reviewed.    Maysville, 

1832.  8°.     (B  1491) 

Prentice,  John.  Christ's  compassion;  sermon,  Marlbo- 
rougli,  death  of  It.  Breok.  Boston,  1731.  8°.  (B  17) 

—  King  Jehoshaphat's  charge,  etc.',  sermon,  Worcester, 

Aug.  10.     Boston,  1731.  8°.    (B  328) 

—  Pure  and  undented  religion;  sermon,  election.    Boston, 

1735.  8°.    (B  181,  183) 

Prentice,  Rev.  Joseph.  Sermon,  Trinity  ch..  Athens,  in 
terment  of  S.  Dexter.  Hudson,  1816.  8°.  (B329) 

Prentice,  Thomas,  (/.  1742.  Believer's  triumph  over  death 
and  the  grave;  sermon,  death  of  Mrs.  A.  Gary, 
Mar.  2.  Boston,  1755.  8°.  (B915,  D  2) 

—  Observations,  mor.  and  relig.,  on  the  late  terrible  night 

of  the  earthquake;    sermon,  Thursday    lecture   in 
Boston,  Jan.  1.     Boston,  1756.  8°.    (848,64,915) 

—  The  vanity  of  zeal  for  fasts;  serm.  pub.  fast,  Charles- 

town,  after  the  destruction  of  Province  Court  House 
by  fire.    Boston,  1748.  8°.    (B  26,  47,  68,  230,  654) 

—  When   the  people  and   rulers,  et'-. ;   sermon,  general 

thanksgiving    for    the    reduction    of    Cape-Breton, 

Charlestown,  July  18.     Boston,  1745.  8°.    (B  26,  47, 

68,  584,  915) 
Prenties,  S.  \V.     Narrative  of  a  shipwreck  on  the 

island  of    Cape    Breton    in    a    voyage   from 

Quebec,  1780.     4th  ed.     London,  1783.  12°. 
Prentiss.    See  also  Prentice. 
Prentiss,   Caleb.       Sermon   before  Mount   Moriah   Lodge, 

Heading.  June  24.      Leominster,  5799  [1799].  8"     (B 

1271) 

—  Truth  and  faithfulness  of  God;   two  disc.,  Xov    21 

1790,  Heading.     Boston,  1791.  8°.    (B  329) 
Prentiss,  Charles.     A  collection  of  fugitive  essays 

in  prose  and  verse.     Leominster,  1797.  8°. 
. —  New  England  freedom;  a  poem,  Feb.  22.     Brookfield 
1813.  4°.    (A  2) 

—  Poem  at  Brookfield,  July  5.      Brookfield,  1813.  8°     (B 

457,  1006) 


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Prentiss,  Elizabeth.      Aunt  Jane's  hero.      N.Y., 

1871.   8°. 

—  Stepping  heavenward.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
Prentiss,  George  Louis.    Eulogy,  Z.  Taylor,  Aug;  6.    New 

Bedford,  1850.  8°.     (B  1225) 

Prentiss,  Nathaniel  Shepherd.  BIOG.  notice  of  P.  (In  Mass. 
Med.  Soc.  Med.  comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 

Prentiss,  Samuel.  Remarks  on  the  question  of  the  reception 
of  petitions  from  Soc.  of  Friends,  for  aholition  of 
slavery  in  D.  C.  Wash.,  1836.  8°.  (B  1474) 

Prentiss,  Sergeant  Smith.  Address  before  the 
New  England  Soc.  of  New  Orleans,  1845.  (In 
Moore,  F.  Amer.  eloquence,  v.  2.  1864.) 

—  Speech,  Mississippi  contested  election,  Jan.  17.   Wash., 

1838.  8°.    (B  1751) 

—  Memoir;  ed.  by  his  brother.     N.Y.,  1855.  2  v. 

12°. 

Prentiss,  Rev.  Thomas,  b.  1747,  d.  1814.  Death,  the  last 
enemy,  destroyed;  discourse  after  interment  of  J. 
Haven.  Bed  ham,  1803.  8°.  (B  329) 

—  The  great  duty  of  offending  and  offended  brethren, 

etc.;  sermon,  Medtield.     Boston,  1773.  8".     (B  43) 

—  Sermon,   ordination    of    H.   Wight,    Bristol,   Jan.   5. 

Prov.,  [1785].  8°.    (B  154) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Mass.  Soc.  for  From.  Chr.  Knowl., 

Sept.  15.    Andover,  1813.  8°.    (B  1645) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.    1814.       See  Bates,  J.      (B  304, 

1789) 

Prentiss,  Rev.  Thomas,  b.  1792,  d.  1817.  WARE,  II.,  Jr. 
Biog.  notice  of  P.  (In  his  Works,  v.  2.  1846.) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.   1817.      See  Ware,  H.      (B  334, 

2013) 

Preordination.     See  Predestination. 
Preparation  for  death,  by  a  country  pastor  [R.  WhatelyJ. 

London,  [185-].  12°.  (E  3) 
Pre-Raphaelitism.      ROSSETTI,  W.  M.     Fine  art, 

chiefly  contemporary.     London,  Cambridge, 

1867.  8°. 

—  RUSKIN,  J.  Pre-Raphaelitism.    Lond.,  1851.8°. 
I're-Haphaelitism.      (In  his  Lectures  on  archil,  and 

painting.  1854.) 

—  YOUNG,  E.     Enquiry  into  some  newly-asserted 

principles  of  art.     London,  1857.  8°. 
Prerogative,  Royal.     See  Great  Britain.    A'ings  (p.  1215). 
Pres  St.-Gervais,  Les;  comedie.     See  Sardou,  V. 
Presages.    See  Omens. 
Presburg.      I'ARDOE,  J.  P.  [1839-40.]     (In  her  City  of  the 

Magyar,  v.  1,  3.  1840.) 
Presbyteriad  ;  with  notes  crit.  and  explan.    n.p.,  1797.  12°. 

(B616) 
Presbyterian  Church.    Almanacs.     PRESBYTERIAN 

hist,  almanac  for  1858/59,  61-63,  67  ;    by  J. 

Wilson.     Phila.,  1859-67.  5  v.  8°. 

Doctrine  and  Polity. 

—  PAGET,  J.      Defence  of  church  gov.  exercised 

in  presbyterial,  classicall,  and  synodical  as 
semblies.  London,  1641.  sm.  4°. 

—  RUTHERFORD,   S.      Due  right  of  presbyteries. 

London,  1644.  4°. 

—  Jus  divinum   regirninis  ecclesiastic! ;    or,  The   divine 

right  of  church  gov.  evidenced  by  the  Scriptures; 
by  ministers  in  London.  London,  1646.  4".  (B13) 

Same.  Divine  right,  etc.  New  ed.,  [with]  ap 
pendix.  N.  Y.,  1844.  12". 

GAILHARD,  J.  The  controversie  between  Episcopacy 

and  Presbvtery  stated  and  discussed.  H.p.,1660.  4U. 
(B2) 

—  L'ESTRANGE,  R.     Collection  of  tracts  against  Popery 

and  Presbytery.    London,  1678-81.  2  v.  4°.    (B9.10) 

KNAVK  uncloak'd;  or,  The  Jesuit  in  his  colours;  an 

answer  to  'The  cloak  in  its  colours;  or,  The  Presby 
terian  unmasked'.  London,  1679.  4°.  (B  12) 

—  PRESBYTERIANS'  loyalty,  The;   reply  to  'The  knave 

uneloak'd'.     London,  1680.  4°.     (B  12) 

COSIN,    H.     Conspiracy   for   pretended    reformation; 

viz.  presb.  discipline.  (Appended  to  Panic,  G. 
Life  of  J.  Whitgitt.  1690.) 

—  MACKEMIE,  F.     Truths  in   a  true  light;  letter  to  re 

formed  Protestants  of  Barbados.  Edin.,  1699.  12". 
(01) 

—  ANDERSON,  J.     Defence  of  the  church  govern 

ment,  etc.     Glasgow,  1714.  4". 

—  RELIGION  of  papists  and  Presbyterians  truly  stated. 

London,  1717.  12°.    (B  106) 


—  MODES  of    presb.  church  worship  vindicated; 

letter  to  the  Blacksmith.     Dublin,  1761.  8°. 

—  Same.    4th  cd.     Newbury-Port,  1789.  8".    (B157) 

—  MELKOSE,  A.     Examination   of  the   arguments  in  fa 

vour  of  Presb.  (In  his  Essay  on  gov.  and  order  of 
a  Chr.  ch.  1799.) 

—  GLAD    tidings;    acct.    of   the   state   of   religion,    etc. 

Phila.,  1804.  8°.     (B  202) 

—  CARSON,  A.     Reply  to  Brown's  'Vindication  of 

the  presbyterian  form  of  church  gov.'  Edin., 
1807.  12". 
Answer  to  E  wing's 'Attempt'.  Edin.,  1809. 12°. 

—  OLDS,   G.  S.     Episcopacy    and  Presb.    parity. 

Greenfield,  1815.  12°. 

—  FORM  of  solemnization  of  matrimony  agreed  upon  by 

the  Presb.  board  of  ministers  in  or  near  London, 
Dec.  20,  1836.  London,  1837.  8°.  (B1390) 

—  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  results  of  the  legal  principles 

in  the  Lady  Hewlcy  and  Wolverhampton  cases. 
London,  [1836].  8°.  (B  1395) 

—  LETTER  to  Ld.  Holland  on  the  opinion  of  Alderson, 

et>'.,  in  the  case  of  Lady  Hewley's  trust.  London, 
1836.  8°.  (B  1395) 

—  SMYTH,   T.      Ecclesiastical   catechism    of    the 

Presb.  Church.     Boston,  1841.  12". 

Ecclesiastical  republicanism;  or,  Republican 
ism,  etc.,  of  Presbytery.  Bost.,  1843.  12". 

Presbytery  and  not  prelacy  the  scriptural  and 

primitive  polity.  Boston,  1843.  8°. 

—  BLAIKE,  A.     Catechism  on  the  gov.  and  discipline  of 

the  Presb.  Ch.  4th  Amer.  ed.  enl.  Boston,  1850. 
32°.  (D  33) 

The   schools;    or,  Principles  of  the   new,  old,  older, 

and  oldest  schools  of  P.     Boston,  1860.  12°.    (C  225) 

Ordination. 

—  HARTLEY,  J.    Vindication  of  pres.  ordination ;  from 

scripture  and  antiq.     Nottingham,  1714.  8°.     (B  106) 

Defence  of    the   Vindication    of   presb.    ordination, 

etc.     London,  1716.  8°.     (B  106) 

—  PEIRCE,  J.     Defence  of  the  dissenting  ministry,  and 

presb.  ordination.  Pt.  2.  London,  1717.  8°.  (B  106, 
107) 

—  PEMBERTON,  E.    Discourse  previous  to  the  ordination 

of  J.  Sewall,  Sept.  16,  1713,  affirming  and  proving 
the  validity  of  presb.  ordination.  Boston,  1718.  8". 
(B63,  73,  81,  1315) 

—  DICKINSON,  J.     Defence  of  presb.  ordination,  in  an 

swer  to  'Modest  proof  [by  J.  Checkley].     Boston, 
1720.  8".     (H  862) 
Same.     Boston,  1724.  8°.     (B  44,  C  41) 

—  FOXCROFT,  T.     Ruling  and  ordaining  power  of  Cong. 

bishops  or  presbyters  defended;  remarks  on  P. 
Barclay's 'Persuasive'.  Boston,  1724.  8".  (C  41) 

—  DICKINSON,  J.     Scripture  bishop  ;  or,  The  divine  right 

of  pre«b.  ordination  and  government,  n.t.p.  [Bos 
ton,  1732.]  8°.  (B  130,  289,  C  41) 

Scripture  bishop  vindicated.     Bost.,  1733.   8°. 

Another  copy.    (C  54) 

—  FOXCROFT,  T.  Eusebius  inermatus  ;  remarks  on 

'Eleutherius  Enervatus' ;   answer  to  'Divine 
right  of  presb.  ordination'.     Bost.,  1733.  12". 
Another  copy.     (C  54) 

—  CHAUNCY,    C.     Validity    of   presb.    ordination;     dis 

course,  Camb.,  May  12.     Boston,  1762.  8°.     (B  152) 

—  WELLES,  N.     Vindication  of  the  validity  of  presb.  or 

dination  as  set  forth  in  Dr.  Chimney's  sermon,  and 
Mr.  Welles'  disc,  in  answer  to  the  exceptions  of  J. 
Learning,  in  his  'Defence',  etc.  New  Haven,  1767. 
8°.  (B293) 

—  TUCKER,  ,).    Validity  of  presb.  ordination ;  [Dudleian 

lecture],  Sept.  2.     Boston,  1778.  8°.     (B  67,  232) 

—  OSGOOD,  D.     Discourse,  validity  of  presb.  ordination. 

Camb  ,  1802.  8".    (B  171,  195.  229,  848) 

—  A.,  Z.     Presb.   ordination    doubtful;  letter  in   2   pts. 

n.p.,  1819.  8°.    (B666) 

Same..     Pt.  2.     t.p.w.   [1819.]  8°.     (B  1776) 

See  also  Church  of  Scotland  ;  —  Ordination. 
Presbyterian     Church    in    England.        ENGLAND 
Presbytery,  or,  Account  of  the  opinions  of  those  in 
Eng.     [called]     Presbyterians.      London,    1680.    4°. 
(B  1904) 

—  L'EsTRANGE,  R.     The  holy  cheat,  proving  the 

design  to  enslave  king  and  people  ;  obs.  upon 
'The  interest  of  Eng.  in  religion,'  etc.  4th 
impr.  t.p.mut.  [London,  1682.]  4°. 


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Presbyterian  Church  in  Ireland.  PHILANGLCS,  pseud. 
Tin-  oaths  of  Irish  papists  no  evidence  against  Prot 
estants.  London.  16S1.  4°.  (B  12) 

—  AKMSTUONC,  ,(.     History  of  the  Presbyterian  churches 

in  Dublin.      ( In  Martineau,  J.     Ordination.  1829.) 
.W  atxo  Killincky. 

Presbyterian  Church  in  Kentucky.  Grounds  of  opposition 
to  the  Hef.  Presb.  Ch.,  by  the  members  of  the  synod 
of  Kentucky,  n.p.,  [183J?].  8".  (B  1390) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  Maryland.  ST.  Mary's  Seminary 
and  Catholics  at  large  vindicated  against  the  pastoral 
letter  of  the  1'resbyt.  of  Baltimore.  Halt.,  1811.  8". 
(B  262,  270) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  Mass.  Presbytery  of  Boston. 
MOOKIIKAD,  J.,  tmd  other*.  A  fair  narrative  of 
proc.  of  the  Presbytery  of  Boston  against  R.  Aber- 
crombie.  Boston,  175ti.  8".  (C  60) 

PARSONS,  J.,  and  MCG-KEUORE,  D.      Rejoinder  to 

Abercrombie's  remarks  on  a  Fair  narrative  of  the 
proc.  of  the  Presb.  of  Boston.  Boston,  1758.  8°. 
(C  128) 

—  Preibytery  of  Salem.     WIIITAKER,  X.     The  mutual 

care,  etc.',  sermon,  opening  of  the  Presbytery, 
Groton,  June  9,  1784;  with  a  short  plan  of  Presb. 
CM.  gov.  Salem,  1785.  8".  (B  335) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  New  Eng.  NARRATIVE  of  the 
state  of  religion,  within  the  bounds  of  the  Gen. 
Assem.  of  the  Ch.  Phila.,  1816.  8°.  (B468) 

—  WILLIS,  \V.     Scotch-Irish  immigration  to  Maine,  and 

a  hist,  of  Presbyterianisrn  in  X.  E.  (In  Maine 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  6.  185'J.) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  New  Jersey.  PRESBYTERY  of 
Elizabeth-town;  claims  of  the  gospel  iniiiiatry  to  an 
adequate  support.  Eli/.abeth-town,  1838.  8°.  (B 
1390  j 

—  SKETCH  of  the  rise  of  the  theological  seminary.     Eliz 

abeth-town,  1817.  8°.    (B  530) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  N.  Y.  Address  on  the 
subject  of  educating  poor  and  pious  youth  for  the 
ministry.  N.  Y.,  ISOo.  8°.  (B  459) 

—  HOTCHKIN,  J.  II.     History  of  the  purchase  and 

settlement  of  western  N.  Y.,  of  the  rise, 
progress,  and  state  of  the  Presb.  Ch.  in  that 
section.  N.  Y.,  1848.  8°. 

—  Alb'itu/   I'rexliijteri/.      Narrative   of  the  revival,    1820. 

Schenectady,  1821.  8".     (B  1358) 

Presbyterian  Ch.  in  N.  Y.  and  N.  Jersey.  Extracts  from 
the  minutes  of  the  synod  of  X.  Y.  and  N.  J.  Eliz- 
abethtown,  N.  J  ,  [1811].  8°.  (B  459) 

—  M'Do.NALD.  J.      Letters   'to   the  friends   of  religion'; 

criminating  the  Presb.  of  Albany,  and  the  Synod  of 
N.  Y.  and  X.  J. ;  with  answers  by  J.  Coe.  Albany, 
1801.  8°.  (B  514) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  N.  Y.  and  Phila.  Min 
utes  of  the  convention  of  Delegates  from  the 
Synod  of  N.  Y.  and  Phila.  and  from  the  As 
sociations  of  Conn.,  1766-75.  Hartford, 
1843.  8°. 

—  HARKER,  S.     Appeal  from  the  synod  to  the  Chr.  world 

rel.  to  the  censure  of  said  Synod  against  [him]. 
Phila.,  1763.  8°.  (C  128) 

Presbyterian  Church  in  N.  America.  The  con 
fession  and  testimony  of  the  united  Church,  Phila., 
May  21.  Phila.,  1845.  8°.  (B  1390) 

—  PEACE  and  harmony  restored;    an    account   of 

the  agreement  between  the  Burghers,  anti- 
burghers,  and  reformed  Presbytery  in  N. 
Amer.  Glasgow,  1783.  8°. 

Presbyterian  Church  in  Penn.  NEVIX,  A.  Churches 
of  the  valley  ;  hist,  sketch  of  the  old  Presb. 
congregations  of  Cumberland  and  Franklin 
Co.,  Penn.  Phila.,  1852.  12". 

Presbyterian  Church  in  Phila.  Vindication  of  the  late 
pastoral  letter  of  the  Synod  of  Phila.  to  the  Presby 
teries  and  churches  under  their  care.  Lancaster, 
1816.  8°.  (B  657) 

—  TEN-SENT,  G.     Remarks  on  a  protestation  to  the  Synod 

of  Phila.,  June  1.     Phila.,  1741.  8°.     (C  59) 
Jjte  iilno  Presb.  Ch.  in  N.  Y.  and  Phila. 
Presbyterian  Church  in  S.  C.     Pastoral  letter  of  the  pres 
bytery  of  Charleston.     Charleston,  1799.  8°.    (B750) 
Presbyterian  Church  in  Ulster.     Remonstrance  of  persons 
connected  with  the  General  Synod  of  Ulster,  against 
the    proceedings   of   that    body.      Belfast,  1828.  8". 
(B1395) 

303.     (17.  11.  79.) 


Presbyterian  Church  in  the  U.  S.     Gen.  Assembly. 

Acts  and  proceedings.      Phila.,  1800-01.  2  pain.  8° 

(B195) 
Extracts  from  the  minutes  in  1809.     Philn..  1809.  8" 

(B  1002)  —  Phila.,  1810-11.  2  v.  8°.    (B  459)  —  Phila., 

1813.  8".   (B270)  —  Phila.,  1814-15.  2  v.  8°.     (B1093) 

—  Phila.,  1S17.  8°.  (B 237)  —  Phila.,  1827.  8°.   (B  1103, 

1762,  W  14)  —  Phila.,  1829.  8°.     (B  1762)  —  Phila., 

mu.    8".    (B1404) 
Minutes;  1829-30;  with  app.  Phila.,  1829-30. 

2  v.  8". 
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—  APPEAL  to  the  Presb.  Ch.  on  the  new  test,     n.t.p.  8°. 

(B  1098) 

—  BEMAN,  X.  S.  S.     An  appeal  to  the  Presb.  Ch., 

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Abp.  of  Cant.,  by  eighteen  Presb.  ministers  in 
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See   also  Albany  Presbtery ;  —  Associate  Re 
formed  Church. 

'    Presbyterian  historical  almanac,    1858/59,  61-63, 
67  ;  by  J.  M.  Wilson.  Phila.,  1858-67.  5  v.  8°. 
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—  DASOERFIELD,   T.    Information,    Oct.   20.      London, 

1680.  P.    (A  53) 

Particular  narrative  of  the  Popish  design  to  charge 

the  Presbyterian  party  with  a  conspiracy  against 
his  majestie's  person  and  government.  London, 
1679.  P.  (A  53) 

—  DLT.DALE,   S.    Information,  Nov.   1.    London,    1680. 

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—  JUST  nar.  of  the  plots  of  the  Papists  to  cast  the  odium 

of  their  treasons  [on]  Presb.,  etc.    London,  1679.  P. 

—  LETTER  from   a  gentleman   of  the  Isle  of  Ely  to  Col. 

R.  Mansel,  etc.    n.t.p.  [1679.]  P.    (A  53) 

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—  TRUE  narrative   of  the  late  design  of  the  Papists  to 

charge  their  horrid  plot  upon  the  Protestants.  Lon 
don,  1679.  P.  (A  51,  53) 

Presbyterian  Union.  PARLIAMENTARY  debates  on 
the  Dissenters  chapel  bill.  London,  18-14.  4°. 

Prescience.  FANCOURT,  S.  App.  to  a  letter  to 
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contingent  events  cannot  be  proved  ;  [against]  Bliss, 
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Greatness  of  divine  love;  reply  to  Millar's  'Princi 
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—  HOWE,  J.  God's  prescience.     Lond.,  1677.  12°. 
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—  Letter  to  G.  "U'hiteneld.     Boston,  1745.  8°.     (B  583) 

—  Letter  to  J.  Gee,  in  answer  to  his,  to  N.  Eells.     Bos 

ton,  1743.  8°.    (B  44) 


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Preston,  Samuel.  Fruit,  and  fruit  trees.  —  Apple  trees, 
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1787.)  —  Kssay  on  ridicule,  wit,  and  humour,  (fn 
v.  2  1788  )  —  Choice  of  subjects  for  tragedy.  —  He- 
flections  on  the  peculiarities  of  style  in  the  late 
German  writers  whose  works  have  appeared  in 
England.  ( In  v.  8.  1S02.)  —  Essay  on  credulty. 
— Hist,  of  nntient  amatory  writers,  and  the  compar 
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\.  9.  1803.)  —  Are  the  polite  arts  connected  with 
and  depending  on  the  political  state  of  a  country? 
(fn  v.  10.  180fi.) 

Preston,  Wm.  A.     Chronicles    [of  the   New  Ipswich   Ap- 
pleton    Academy],     (fn     New   Ipswich    Appleton 
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Preston,    Battle   of.     List  of    [those]    taken    prisoners   at 

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Pretences,  The,  of  the  French  invasion  examined.     London, 

1692.  4°.    (B  4) 
Pretender,  The,  Kng.     See  Stuart,  J.  F.  E.,  son  of  James 

H.  ;  —  Stuart,  C.  E. 
Preti,  Girolamo.      Poesie  ;    in  quest'  ult.  impress. 

ampliate.     Venetia,  1007.  12". 
Preti,  Lodovico.    Letterc.   (In  Raccolta  di  prose  c  let.,  v.2. 

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Pretty    gentleman,    The;      [by-    Philautus    pseud.],      (fn 

Dodsley,  K.     Fugitive  pieces,  v.  1.  1761.) 
Pretty  horse  breaker.  The;  a  farce,  by  W.  B  rough  and  A. 

Halliday.     (No.  95  ofDe  Witt's  acting  plays.) 
Pretyman,  George,  afterward  *  Tomline.    See  Tomline,  G. 
Preuve  d'amitie,  Une.     See,  Sollohub. 
Prevention  of  cholera.     Boston,  1849.  12°.    (B  1569) 
Preventions   d'une    femmo,   Les;    par  Mme.  S.    F.    D.    de 
Genlis.     (fn  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v. 
54.  1802.) 

Preville,  Pierre  Louis  Dubus.     See  Dubus  Preville,  P.  L. 
Preville     et    Taconnet,   vaudeville;    par    J.   T.    Merle    et 

Brazier.     3e  ed.     Paris,  1818.   12°.     (E  36) 
Prevost,  F.,  and  Pecquet,  P.      Le  blocus    ameri- 
caine  ;   [droit   des  neutres].     Paris,  1801.  8°. 
Prevost,    Florent.     Oiseaux   de    basse-conr.     (fn    France. 

Com.  Imp.  ile  I'  Expo*,  de  1867.     Rapports,  v.  12.) 
Prevost,  Sir  George.     Letters  of  Veritas  ;   a  narra 
tive  of  his  military  administration  in  Canada. 
Montreal,  181-5.  8°. 
Prevost,  Jean,  d.    1631.     NICERON,  J.    P.     (fn  his  Mem., 

v.  39.  1738.) 

Prevost,  Pierre.  Sur  les  methodes  emp.  pour  ensoigner  la 
morale.  —  Sur  la  theorle  des  gains  fortuits.  (fn 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1780.)  —  Sur  le  mouve- 
ment  progressif  du  centre  de  gravite  de  tout  le 
systeme  solaire.  —  Sur  I'origine  des  vitesses  pro 
jectiles,  cotit.  quelques  recberches  sur  le  motive- 
ment  du  systeme  solaire.  —  Sur  la  theorie  des  gains 
fortuits.  (fn  1781.)  —  Sur  1'economie  des  anciena 
gouvernemens  com  p.  a  celle  des  gouv.  modernes. 
(fn  1783.)  —  Sur  le  principe  des  beaux  aits,  (fn, 
1785.)  Sur  Fame  hnmaine,  suiv.  de  ('explication  d1 
nu  passage  du  Timeo.  (In  1802.)  —  nixl  Lhuillier, 
8.  —  Sur  Part  d'estimer  la  probnhilile  des  causes 
par  les  effets;  —  Sur  1'utilite  et  Petendue  du  prin 
cipe  par  lequel  on  estime  la  prohabilite  des  causes. 
(In  1796.)  —  Stir  1'itpplicatlon  du  calcnl  des  proba- 
bilites  a  la  valeur  du  ternoignage.  (In  1797.) 
Prevost  d'Exiles,  Antoine  Francois,  Fabbe.  His- 
toire  de  Manon  Lescaut  et  du  Chevalier  des 
Grieux;  prec.  d'une  not.  histor.  sur  1'abbe 
Prevost,  par  J.  Janin.  Paris,  1860.  12°. 


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—  Memoircs   et   aventnres   d'un   homme    de  qualite  qui 

s'cst  retire  du  monde.  (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des 
romans,  Nouv..  v.  21,  22.  1799.)  —  Le  mond  moral. 
(In  v.  23.  25-27.  1799.) 

—  Le  philosophe  anglois,  ou  Ilistoire  de  M.Cleve 

land  ;  tr.  de  1'anglois.  Nouv.  ed.  Londres, 
1777.  6  v.  16°. 

—  and  others.      Histoire    generale   des    voyages. 

Paris,  1746-70.  19  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Premiers  voy.  aux  Indes  Orien- 
tales.  2.  Prem.  voyages  des  Angl.  aux  Indes  Orien- 
tales.  —  Afrique.  3,  4.  Afrique.  —  Guinec,  etc.  5. 
Congo,  Angola,  etc.  —  Hottentots.  —  Chine.  6.  Asie. 

—  Chine.  —  Tartarie. —Tibet,      7.     Tarrfirie.  —  Tibet. 

—  Bukkarie.  —  Chine.      8.     Tartarie.  —  Voy.  des  Hol- 
landois  et  Fran?,  aux  I.  Orient.      9,  10.     Voy.  des  Fran- 
gais  aux  Indes  Orient.,  etc.    11.    Voy.  aux  Indes  Orient. 

—  Terres   antarctiques.   —   Voy.  errans.       12.     Prem. 
voy.  en  Amerique  du  Nord.      13.     Prem.  voy.  en  Ame- 
rique  du  Sud.     14.    Voy.  deeouv.  et  etabl.  en  Amerique. 
15.      Voy.  decouv.  et  etabl.  de  I'Am.  Septent.  —   Les 
Antilles.     16.    Table    des  matieres    des  v.   1-15.       17. 
Suite   de  1'hist.  d.  voy.   —   Supplem.  pour   les  tomes  8- 
11.     18.    Voy.  1'Islande.  —  Nouv.  Zimble.   —   Siberie. 
19.     Groenland.  —  Kamtschatka.  —  Laponie. 

—  SKETCH.     (In  Men  and  women  of  France,  v.  1.  1852.) 
Prevost-Paradol,  Lucicn  Anatole.      Elizabeth    et 

Henri    iv,  1-595-98.     2c  ed.     Paris,  1863.  8°. 

—  Essais  de  politique  et  de  littcrature.      2e  ed. 

Paris,  1861.    8°. 

Contents.  Introduction.  —  Du  irouvernement  parle- 
mcntaire.  —  De  la  presse  en  Angleterre  et  en  France.  — 
Sur  la  noblesse.  —  Sur  la  croix  d'honneur.  —  Bur  la 
procedure  criminelle  en  Ansrloterre  et  aux  Etats-Unis. 

—  De  la  liberte  des  cultes  en  France.  —  Du  droit  de  la 
famille   sur   1'edtication   reliirieuse   de   1'enfant.    —    Le 
miracle  de  Lourdes.  —  De  rintervention  du  elergc  dans 
les  elections.  —  De  la  confession  dans  1'Eglise  anglicane. 

—  Nos  constitutions  depuis  1789.   —   Sur  la  revolution 
frangaise.  —  Lamennais.  —  Kenan.  —  Bartholmess.  — 
De  la  vie  et  de  1'intelligence.  —  Cesar.  —  Fragments 
divers. 

—  La  France  nouvelle.  4e  ed.     Paris,  1868.  18°. 

—  Introduction,     (hi   Gamier,   A.     De  la   morale  dans 

I'antiquite.  1865.) 

—  Quelques  pages   d'histoire  contemporaine ;  let- 
tres  politiques.     Ser.  1,  2.     Paris,   1862-64. 

2  v.   12°. 

—  Several   articles.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondcs,  1858-66.) 
Prevot   (Lot.   Prsevotius),   Klien.     De   niagistratibns   pop- 

uli    Homani.      (In   Sallengre,   A.    II.      Nov.   thes. 

antiq.   Horn.,  v.  3.  1719.) 
Prevot  or  Prevost,  Pierre  Robert,  Vnbbe.     Anecdote  inte- 

ressunte   sur  deux  inconnus.     (In  Biblioth.   univ. 

des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  32.  1799.) 
Prezeau,   —     Refutation     de   la   lettre    du    Gen.   Dauxion 

Lavnysse.     Cap-Henry,  1814.  8°.     (B  795) 

—  Refutation    [d'un   ecrit.    des    ex-colons.    'Expose    de 

1'   etat   aetuel    des   choses    dans   la  colonie   de   St. 

Dominque'].     Cap-Henry,  1815.  8°.     (B  795) 
Priapus.      PETRONU;S   Arbiter.    Diversorum   poetarum  in 

Prinpum  lusus.     (In  ft  in  Satiricon.) 
Price,  Ann.     Tryal   and   conviction.     (In   Tasborough,   J. 

Tryal,  ftc.  1679-80.  A  50) 
Price,  Charles.  MEMOIRS  of  a  social  monster ;  or, 

The    history    of    P.,   commonly   called    Old 

Patch.     London,  1786.  12". 
Price,  Daniel.     Sheep  grazing  and  management,  as 

practised     in     Romney    Marsh.        London, 

1809.    4°. 
Price,  David,  Major.     Chronological  retrospect  of 

Mohammedan  hist,    from   the    death  of    the 

Arabian  legislator  to  Akbar.     London,  1821. 

3  v.  in  4  pt.    4". 

—  tran  xlittor.    Memoirs;  from  a  Persian  ms.  1829.      See. 

Jahangueir,   Kmpiror. 

Price,   Rev.  Ebcnezcr.       Chronological    register    of 
Boscawen,  N.II.     Concord,  1823.  8°. 

—  Funeral   disc.,   Dec.    27,    1836,    [death]    of    S.   Wood. 

Concord,  1837.  S°.  (B  1840) 
Price,  Edward.  Norway  and  its  scenery,  [1826]. 

London,  Bohn,  1853.  8°. 
Price,  Elizabeth,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1732.  See  Chauncv, 

C.     (B  85,  C  310) 


Price,  E/ekiel,  of  Boston.  Diary,  May  23,  1775  - 
Aug.  16,  1777.  MS. 

—  Same.      (In.    Mass.    Hist.    Soc.       Proe.,  1863-04.) — 

DAWES,  T.    Notice  of  E.  Price.     (In  Col.,  v.  8.  1S02.) 
Price,  Francis.       British  carpenter;    a  treatise  on 
carpentry.     5th  ed.     London,  1765.   4". 

-  Same.     6th  ed.     London,  1768.  4°. 

-  Observations  on  the  Cathedral  Church  of  Salis 

bury.     London,  1753.   4°. 
Price,  George.     A  treatise  on  rire  and  thief-proof 

depositories,  and  locks  and  keys.     London, 

1856.  8°. 
Price.  James.    Account  of  experiments  on  mercury 

'made  1782.     2d  ed.     Oxford,  1783.  4°. 
Price,  John.     Notas  in   marmor  Oxoniense  in.     (In  Mait- 

taire,  M.     Marmorum  Arundellianonim.  1732.) 

—  NlOF.RON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  23.  1733.) 

Price,  Joseph.  Correspondence  with  15.  Lacam,  on 
the  complaint  against  Gov.  Hastings,  n.t.p. 
[1783?]  8°. 

—  Five  letters  from  a  merchant  in  Bengal  to  W. 

Hastings,  on  the  decline  of  the  export  trade. 
London,  1783.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  E.  Burke,  on   the  state  of  justice  in  Bengal. 

[London,]  1782.    8°.     (B  1678) 

-  Same.     London,  1783.  8°. 

—  2d  letter  to  Burke,  on  the  state  of  justice  in 

Bengal,  Bahar,  and  Orissa.     Lond.,  1783.   8°. 

—  3d  letter  to  Burke,  on   the   evidence  in  the   reports  of 

the  Com.  of  the  Ho.  of  Coin.  London,  1782.  8". 
(B  1678) 

—  Same.     London,  1783.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  P.  Francis.     London,  1783.  8°. 

-  Letter  to  P.  J.  Clerke,  chairman  of  the  com.  to 

whom  the  petition  of  B.  Lacam  was  referred. 
London,  1783.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  the  proprietors  and  directors  of  East 

India  stock.     London,  1783.  8°. 

—  Ministerial   almanack,   [on]  the  patronage  now  to   be 

transferred  from  the  East  India  Co.  to  the  Crown; 
by  Recos  Jepphi.  London,  1783.  8°.  (B  766) 

—  Saddle  put  on  the  right  horse  ;    enquiry  why 

certain  persons  have  been  denominated  na 
bobs.  London,  1783.  8°. 

—  Series  of  facts   shewing   the   present   political 

state  of  India  as  concerns  the  powers  at  war. 
London,  1783.  8°. 

—  Short  commercial  and  political  letter  to  C.  J.  Fox  on 

his  Asiatic  bills,  now  pending  in  Parl.  London, 
1783.  8°.  (B  752,  766) 

—  Some    observations    on     [Macintosh's]    '  Travels    in 

Europe,  Asia,  and  Africa'.  2d  ed.  London,  1782. 
8°.  (B  1680) 

—  Same.     London,  reprinted  1783.  8°. 

Price,  Rees.  Critical  inquiry  into  the  nature  and  treatment 
of  the  case  of  the  Princess  and  her  infant  son. 
London,  1817.  8°.  (B  829) 

Price,  Ilichard,  D.I).  Additional  obs.  on  the  na 
ture  and  value  of  civil  liberty,  and  the  war  with 
Amor.;  also,  Observations  on  public  loans,  ttc. 
London,  1777.  8°.  (B  383) 

—  Appeal  to  the  public  on   the  subject  of  the  national 

debt.     London,  1772.  8°.     (B  763) 

—  Discourse,  Feb.  21,   public  fast.      London,   [1781].  8°. 

(B  185) 

—  Discourse  on  the  love  of  our  country,  Nov.  4,  1789,  to 

the  Soc.  for  Commem.  the  Revolution  in  Gr.  Brit. 
Boston,  1790.  8°.  (B284,  842,  859) 

—  Saint.     3d   ed.,   with  add.     London.  1790.  8°.     (B  634) 

-  Essay  on  the  present  state  of  population  in  Eiur.  and 

Wales.  (In  Morgan,  W.  Doctrine  of  annuities, 
ttc.  1779.) 

—  Same.      With   appendix.     London,  1780.  8°.     (B    633) 

—  Evidence   for  a  future  period  of  improvement   in   the 

st:ite  of  mankind;  disc.,  Apr.  25.  London,  1787.  8°. 
(B  111,  238,  1078) 

—  Observations  on  reversionary  payments,  annu 

ities,  method  of  calculating  the  values  of 
assurances  on  lives  and  the  national  debt. 
4thed.enl.  London,  1783.  2  v.  8°. 


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Same.  New  arranged  and  enl.  by  notes,  etc., 
by  W.  Morgan.  7th  ed.  London,  1812. 
2'v.  8". 

Observations  on  the  importance  of  the  Amer.  RPV. 
and  the  means  of  making  it  a  benefit  to  the  world. 
London,  1784.  8°.  (B  619,  W  18,  64) 

.9am,'.     Boston,  1784.  8°.     (C  321) 

.Same.  Added,  Letter  from  M.Turgot;  with 
an  app.  cont.  a  tr.  of  the  will  of  F.  llicard. 
London,  1785.  8°. 

f!«»if,  without  letter  and  app.   Bost.,  1818.  8".    (B  991) 

t'rftn-fi.  'I'r.  by  Mirabeau;  nccompagnee  de  refle 
xions  et  de  notes  du  tr.  (fn  Mirabeau.  Conside 
rations  sur  I'ordre  dc  Ciucinnatus.  1784.) 
Observations  on  the  nature  of  civil  liberty, 
principles  of  gov.  and  the  justice  and  policy 
of  the  war  with  Amer.;  added,  an  app.  4th 
ed.  London,  1776.  8°. 

Same.    X.  Y.,  1776.  8°.     (B  363) 

Xume.     Boston,  [1776].  8".     (B  517) 

Xaint.    Phila  .,  1776.  s°.    (W  18) 

Same.     [Another  ed.]     Phila.,  [177-].  8".    (W  64) 

(j'frm.  Anmerknngen  iilier  die  Natur  der  btlrgerlichen 
Freylieit.  (fn  Remer,  J.  A.  Amer.  Archiv.,  v.  1. 
1777.) 

Review  of  the  principal  questions  in  morals, 

etc.     3d  ed.,-enl.  by  an  app.  cont.  notes,  and 

a  diss.  on  the  being   and    attributes  of  the 

Deity.     London,  1787.  8°. 

Sermon    to    a    congregation    of   Dissenters.      3d    ed. 

London,  1779.  8°.     (B  612) 
Sermons    on     the    Chr.    doctrine.       Boston,    1815.  8°. 

(B  1008,  1649) 

-Appendix,     n.p.,  1787.  8°.     (B  998) 
State  of  the  public  debts  and  finances  at  signing  the 
preliminary   articles    of   peace,    Jan.,  etc.     2d   ed. 
London,  1783.  8°.     (B  1522) 

and  Priestley,  J.  Discussion  of  the  doct.  of 
materialism  and  philosoph. necessity  ;  added, 
by  Dr.  Priestley,  an  introd.  explaining  the 
nature  of  the  controversy,  and  letters  to 
writers  on  his  Disq.  rel.  to  matter  and  spirit, 
or,  his  Treatise  on  necessity.  Lond.,  1778.8°. 

-  Cox,  W.     Letter  to  P.  upon  his  'Discourse  on  the  love 

of  country.'     London,  1790.  8°.     (B1523) 
CURSORY  remarks  on  P.'s  'Observations  on  the 
nature  of  civil  liberty',  in  a  letter  to  a  friend  ; 
by  a  merchant.     London,  1776.  8°. 
D.,  T.     Letter  to  P.,  on  his  'Observations  on  the   na 
ture   of     civil    liberty',    etc.       London,    [1776].    8°. 
(B386) 

-  DAI.RYMPLE,  Sir  J.     Further  refutation  of  P.'B  'State 

of  the  national  debt'.    (In  hi*  Rights  of  Or.  Brit,  as 
serted.  1776.) 

-  Dorm,  A.  C.     The  contrast;   or,  Strictures  on  select 

parts  of  P.'s  'Additional  observations',  etc.  London, 
1777.  8°.     (B  384) 

-  EXPERIENCE  preferable  to  theory  ;  answer  to  P.'s  'Obs. 

on   the  nature  of  civil   liberty'.     London,  1776.  8°. 
(B681) 

-  GRAY,  J.     Doctor   P.'s  notions  of  civil  liberty  contra 

dictory  to  reason  and  scripture.     London,  1777.  8°. 
(B  383) 

-  HOWLETT,  J.     Examination  of  P.'s  'Essay  on 

the  population  of  Eng.  and  Wales'.     Maid- 
stone,  [1781].  8°. 

-  LETTER  to  P.  on   his  'Additional  observations',  etc. 

London,  1777.  8°.    (B  383) 

MORGAN,  W.  Memoir  of  the  life  of  P.  Lon 
don.  1815.  8°. 

-  OBEIHENCK  the  best  charter ;  or,  Law  the  only  sanction 

of  liberty;  letter  to  P.      London,  1776.  8°.    (B  379) 

-  REMARKS    on    'Observations    on   civil  liberty', 

etc.  ;  letter  from  a  gentleman  in  the  country 
to  a  member  of  Parl.     London,  1776.  8°. 

-  SIIEBBEARE,   J.       Essay   on   the   origin   of   national 

society;  in  which  the  principles  of  gov.  cont.  in  P.'s 
'Observations' are  refuted.     Lond. ,1776.  8°.     (B383) 

-  STEVENSON.  J.      Letters  in  answer  to  P.'s  two  pam 

phlets  on  civil  liberty.     London,  1778.  8°.    (B  365) 

-  STEWART,,!.    Total  refutation  and  political  overthrow 

of  Dr.  Price.     London,  1776.  8°.    (B  681) 


-  THREE  letters  to  P.,  cont.  remarks  on  his  'Ob 

servations'  ;  by   a  member  of  Lincoln's  Inn, 
F.  K.  S.,   F.  S".  A.     London,  1776.  8°. 

—  Another  ropy .     (B  681) 

—  funeral  sermon  on,  1791.     See  Kippis,  A.;  — Priest 

ley,  J.     (W34) 

Price,  Roger.  Funeral  sermon,  death  of  S.  Jekyll,  Dec. 
1732.  [Boston,]  1733.  8°.  (C  310) 

—  Sermon,  March  23,  1737,   [death]   of  Queen  Caroline. 

Boston,  1738.  8".     (B  329) 

Price,  Sterling.  SNOW,  W.  P.  (fn  hi*  Southern  generals. 
1866.) 

Price,  Thomas.  Literary  remains  ;  ed.,  with  mem., 
by  J;  Williams.  Llandovery,  1854-55.  2  v.  8". 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Tour  through  Brittany.  —  Essay- 
on  the  comparative  merits  of  the  remains  of  antient  lit. 
in  the  Welsh,  Irish,  and  Gaelic  lang.,  and  their  value  in 
elucidating  the  ancient  hist,  and  mental  cult,  of  the 
inhabitants  of  Britain,  Ireland,  and  Gaul.  —  Essay  on 
the  influence  which  the  Welsh  traditions  have  had  on 
the  lit.  of  Europe.  —  Critical  essay  on  the  hist,  of  the 
lang.  and  lit.  of  Wales,  from  the  time  of  Grutt'ydd  ap 
Tynan  and  Meilyr  to  that  of  Sir  Gruft'ydd  Llwyd  and 
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a  comparison  of  their  dialects  with  the  San 
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Oxford,  1831.  8°. 


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•     Same.     Ed.  by  II.  G.  Latham.   Lond.,  1857.  8°. 

—  Researches  into  the  physical  history  of  man. 

London,  1813.   8". 

—  Same.    (Vol.  1,  4th  ed.,  2,  3,  3d  ed.)    London, 

1841,  37-42.  5  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Origin  and  dispersion  of  organized 
beings.  —  Whether  the  races  are  of  one  or  of  several 
species,  etc.  2.  Researches  into  the  physical  ethnog 
raphy  of  the  African  races.  3.  Ethnography  of 
Europe.  4.  Hist,  of  the  Asiatic  nations.  5.  Hist,  of 
the  Oceanic  and  of  the  American  nations. 

—  Review  of  the  doctrine  of    a    vital    principle; 

with  obs.  on  the  causes  of  physical  and  ani 
mal  life.  London,  1829.  8°.  • 

—  Treatise  on  diseases    of    the   nervous    system. 

Ft.  1  :  Convulsive  and  maniacal  affections. 
London,  1822.  8°. 

—  Treatise  on  insanity  and  other  disorders  affect 

ing  the  mind.     Philii.,  1837.  8°. 
Pricke  of  conscience.     See  Rolle  de  Hampole,  R. 
Pricket,  Abacuck.     Journal  of  H.  Hudson's  last  voy.  for 

the  discov.  of  the  N.  W.  passage.      (In  Harris,  J. 

Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 
Pricotde  Sainte  Marie,  E.    Itineraire  de  Tachlidja  a  Mokro, 

aout  1806.     (In  Paris.Soc.de  Geog.     Bui.,  5e  ser., 

v.  17.  1869.) 
Pride  and  irresolution  ;    [by  Lady  E.  Ponsonby]. 

London,  1850.  3  v.  8°. 

Pride  and  prejudice;  a  novel,  by  J.  Austen.  Lon 
don,  1817.  2  v.  12". 

—  Same.     London,  1853.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Same.     New  ed.     London,  1870.  8°. 

—  Same.  And  Northanger  Abbey.  Bost.,1863.  8°. 
Pride  of  Minerva.     See  Barker,  It. 

Pride  of  the  market,  The ;  comic  drama.    See  Planche,  J.R  . 
Pride;   or,   A  touch   at  the  times;   poem  by  X.  Rusticus. 

Boston.  1830.  8U.     (B941) 
Prideaux,  Humphrey.     Connection  of  the  hist,  of 

the  Old   and  New  Testaments.     (Vol.  1,  6th 

ed.,  2,  pt.  1,  3d  ed.)     London,  1719,  18.  2  v. 

in  3  pts.  8°. 

—  Marmora   Oxoninnsia,  ex  Arundellianis,   Seldenianis, 

allisque  conflata.  (In  Maittaire,  JI.  Mann.  Arun- 
del.  1732.) 

—  The  true  nature  of  imposture  displayed  in  the 

life  of  Mahomet ;  with  discourse  for  the 
vindication  of  Christianity.  8th  ed.  Lon 
don,  1723.  8°. 

Prideaux,  John.  Lectiones  de  religionis  capitibus 
controversis ;  ace.  Orationes  inaug.,  Con- 
ciones.  Ed.  3a.  Oxon.,  1648.  f°. 

Note.    The  Orationes  and  Conciones  have  sep 
arate  title-pages  and  paging. 

—  D VVKNPORT,   11.   A.      (In   his  Lives   of    individuals. 

1841.    Fam.  lib.,  v.  79.) 

Prideaux,  T.  Symes.  On  economy  of  fuel.  Lon 
don,  Weale,  1853.  12°. 

—  Pollution  of  the  atmosphere  of  manufacturing  towns 

with  smoke,  (fit  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 
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Prideaux,  Wm.  Frauds.  Account  of  the  mission  and  cap 
tivity  of  Mr.  Rassam,  etc.  (In  Markham,  C.  It. 
History  of  the  Abyssinian  exped.  1869.) 

Pridham,  Charles.  Historical,  polit.,  and  statist, 
acct.  of  Ceylon  and  its  dependencies.  Lon 
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Priest,  Josiah.  American  antiq.  and  disc,  in  the 
West.  Albany,  1835.  8°. 

—  Stories  of  the  Revolution.     Albany,    1838.  8°. 
Priest,  Win.,  musician.     Travels  in  the  U.  S.,  1793- 

97  ;  with  the  author's  journ.  of  his  two  voy. 
across  the  Atlantic.  London,  1802.  8°. 

Priest  and  Huguenot;  by  L.  Bungener  ;  tr.  Bos 
ton,  1853.  2  v.  12". 

Priest  who  ate  mulberries, The;  by  Guerin.  (In  LeGrand 
d'Aussy,  I'.  Fabliaux,  v.  2.  1815.) 

Priest  who  had  a  mother  in  spite  of  himself,  The.  (In 
Le  Grand  d'Aussy,  P.  Fabliaux,  v.  1.  1815.) 


Priestcraft  in  perfection.     See  Tindal,  M. 

Priesthood,  Christian.     Sec  Clergy. 

Priestley,  Joseph.  Answer  to  Paine's  'Age  of 
reason';  coutin.  of  letters  to  philos..  etc.,  of  France, 
on  religion.  London,  1795.  8".  (B  400,' 

—  Appeal  on  the  riots  in  Birmingham.     1't.  1,  2.    2d  ed. 

London,  1792.  8°.     (B  773) 

—  Appeal    to    serious    and    candid    professors    of 

Chr.  ;  with  an  ace.  of  the  trial  of  E.  Ehvall, 
for  heresy  and  blasphemy.  London,  1783.  12°. 

—  Another  copy.    (C69) 

—  Same.     Phiia.,  1784.  8°.     (B  158) 

—  Same.     Birmingham.  1784.  12".     (C  69) 

—  Same.     London,  1791.  8°.     (C  131) 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1794.  12°.     (C  83,  224) 

—  Charity  sermon  for  poor  emigrants.     (In  Cobbett,  W. 

Porcupine's  works,  v.  9.  1801.) 

—  Chart  of  biography,     n.t.p.   [17 — .]   obi.   f°. 

—  Comparison  of  the  institutions   of  Moses  with 

those  of  the  Hindoos,  etc. ;  with  remarks  on 
Dupuis's  'Origin  of  all  religions'  ;  also, 
address  to  the  Jews.  Xorthumb.,  1799.  8°. 

—  Considerations  on  church-authority;  occas.  by  T.  Bal- 

gny's  sermon.     London,  176'J.  8°.     (B  19<J2) 

—  Continuation    of   the    letters   to   the    philosophers   of 

France;  and  of  the  letters  to  a  philosophical  unbe 
liever;  answer  to  Paine's 'Age  of  reason'.  North 
umberland,  1795.  8°.  (B  159,  236,  772) 

—  Defences    of    Unitarianism    for    1788,   89;    letters    to 

Horsley,  Barnard,  Knowles,  and  Hawkins.  Bir 
mingham,  [179-].  8°.  (B236) 

—  Description  of  a  chart  of  biog.      New  ed.      London, 

1790.  12°.     (C  116) 

—  Description  of  a  new  chart  of  history   containing  the 

principal  revolutions  of  empire.  From  the  7th 
London  ed.  London,  1792.  12°.  (C  275) 

—  Discourse,  death  of  R.  Price.     London.  1791.  8°.    (W  34) 

-  Discourses  on  the  evidence  of  revealed  religion. 

2d  ed.     Boston,  1795.  12°. 
-    Same.     Phila.,  1796-97.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Disquisitions  rel.  to  matter  and  spirit;  on  phil 

osophical  necessity.  Birmingham,  1782. 
2  v.  8". 

—  Doctrine  of  divine  influence  on  the  human  mind;  ser 

mon.     Bath,  1779.  8°.     (B  599) 

—  Doctrines    of    heathen    philosophy    compared 

with  those  of  revelation.   Xorthumb.,  1804.  8°. 

-  Experiments  and  observations  on  air.     (Vol.  1, 

3d  ed.)      London,  1781,  1775-77.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Experiments  and  obs.  rel.  to  nat.  philos.;   with 

a  continuation  of  obs.  on  air.  London, 
Birmingham,  1779-81.  2  v.  8". 

—  Experiments  and  observations  rel.  to  the  principle  of 

acidity,  the  composition  of  water,  etc.  n.t.p.  [17—.] 
4°.  (A  21) 

—  Extracts  from   [his]  catechism.      Salem,  178.3.  8°.     (B 

1078) 

—  Same.     4th  ed.     Salem,  1796.  8°.     (B  192,  662) 

—  Familiar  illustration  of  certain  passages  of  Scripture. 

London,  1791.  8°.     (C  131) 

—  Familiar  introd.  to  the  theory  and   practice  of 

perspective.     London,  1770.  8°. 

—  Familiar  letters  in  refutation  of  several  charges  against 

the  Dissenters  and  Unitarians,  by  Madan.  Birming 
ham,  1790.  8°.  (B773) 

—  General    hist,  of   the  Christian  Church   to  the 

fall  of  the  Western  Empire.  2d  ed.  North 
umberland,  1803.  2  v.  8°. 

—  General    hist,   of    the    C.hristian   Church    after 

the  fall  of  the  Western  Empire.  Xorthumb., 
1802.  4  v.  8°. 

—  General  view  of  the  unity  of  God.     3d  ed.      Birming 

ham,  1788.  8°.     (C  69) 

—  Same.     London,  1791.  12°.    (C  131) 

—  Same.    t. ;>.?<?.  12°.    (C  241) 

—  History  and  present  state  of  electricity.    5th  ed. 

London,  1794.  4°. 

—  History  and  state  of  discoveries  in  vision,  light, 

and  colors.     London,  1772.  4°. 

—  History    of    the    corruptions  of     Christianity. 

Boston,  1797.  2  v.  12°. 


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Importance  of  free  inquiry  in  religion;  sermon,  Bir 
mingham,  Nov.  i'j;  with  reflections  on  the  present 
Mate  of  tree  inquiry;  animadversions  on  White's 
Bampton  lectures:  Howes's  'Abuee  of  the  talent  of 
disputation' ;  and  '1'rimitive  candour'.  Birmingham, 
18u,j.  8".  (B  236) 

Institutes  of  nat.  and  revealed  relig.  3d  ed.  Vol.  2. 
London,  17114.  12".  (C  139,  140) 

Lectures  on  history  ;  preceded  by  an  essay  on 
educ.  3d  ed.  Dublin,  1791.  8°. 

Letter  to  J.  B.  Linn  in  defence  of  'Socrates  and 
Jesus  compared'.  Northumb.,  1803.  8". 

Another  cojiy.     (B  198) 

2d  letter  to   L.  in  reply  to  his  defence  of  the 
doctrine   of  the  Divinity  of  Christ,  and  the 
atonement.     Northumb.,  1803.  8". 
Another  copy.     (B  198) 

Letter  to  W.  1'itt,  on  toleration  and  ch.  establish 
ments.  [London,  1787.1  8°.  (B637) 

Letters  to  a  philosophical  unbeliever.  [2d  ed.]  n.t.p. 
[1795.]  8°.  (B  772J 

Letters  to  a  young  man  ;  occas.  by  Wakefield's  essay 
on  public;  worship;  added,  a  reply  to  Mr.  Evanson's 
objections  to  the  observance  of  the  Lord's  day. 
London,  1792.  8U.  (E  207) 

Letters  to  Dr.  Home;  to  the  young  men  of  Oxford  and 
Camb.;  to  Dr.  1'rice;  and  to  Paikhurst,  on  the  per 
son  of  Chrift.  Birmingham,  1787.  8".  (B  236) 

Letter*  to  K.  Burke,  occasioned  by  bin  'Reflections  on 
the  rev.  in  Fr.  3d  ed.  Birmingham,  IS'.  V.,  1791.  8°. 
(B  774,  2504) 

Letters  to  the  inhabitants  of  Northumberland  and  its 
neighbourhood.  Northumb.,  1799.  2 pis.  8°.  (B640, 
2505 ) 

Letters  to  the  philosophers  and  politicians  of  France, 

on  religion.     Boston,  17U3.  8".     (B  159) 
Sfiine.     With   obs.    [on]    infidelity.      1'hila.,    1794.  8°. 
(B236,  772) 

Letters  to  Volney  on  his  'Uuins'.  Phila.,  1797.  8°. 
(W59) 

Memoir  of  P. ;  by  himself,  continued  by  his 
son.  Northumb.,  1800.  2  v.  8". 

Miscellaneous  observations  [on]  educ.  1st 
Amer.  ed.  New  London,  1796.  12". 

Obs.  on  the  increase  of  infidelity  ;   added,  ani 
madversions    on    unbelievers,     esp.    on    the 
•lluins'  of  Volney.     Phila.,  1797.  8". 
Another  copy.     (W  59) 

Philosophical  empiricism.  Vol.  1.  London, 
1775.  8". 

Proper  objects  of  educ.  in  the  present  state  of  the 
world;  discourse,  Apr.  27.  Lond.,  1791.  8°.  (W  34) 

Remarks  on  paragraphs  in  the  4th  vol.  of  Blackstone's 
'  Commentaries'  rel.  to  Dissenters.  —  Answer  to 
Blackstone's  '  Reply  to  Remarks',  tic.  (In  Black- 
stone,  W.  Commentaries,  v.  5.  1773;  —  and  in 
Palladium  of  conscience.  1773;  —  also  B  471) 

Serious  address  to  masters  of  families,  with  forms  of 
family  prayers.  3d  ed.  London,  1794.  12°.  (D  12) 

Sermon,  death  of  Geo.  ill.     St.  John,  1820.  8°.    (B963) 

Socrates  and  Jesus  compared.     Phila.,  1803.  8°. 
Another  copy.    (B  198) 

Tracts  in  controversy  with  Bp.  Horsley  ;  with 
an  app.  cont.  a  review  of  the  controversy. 
London,  1815.  8°. 

Two  sermons:  Present  state  of  Europe  compared 
with  ancient  prophecies,  fast  day,  1794;  Use  of 
Christianity  in  difficult  times;  farewell  discourse  at 
Hackney.  Phila.,  1794.  8°.  (B  772) 

Unitarianism  explained  and  defended;  discourse. 
Phila.,  1796.  8".  (B  236,  W  59) 

Views  of  Christian  truth,  piety,  and  morality ; 
with  Mem.  by  II.  Ware,  Jr.  Camb.,  1834.  12°. 

and  Price,  11.  Discussion  on  materialism  and 
philosophical  necessity.  London,  1778.  8°. 

AMANA,/>w«7.  Remarks  on  'American  Unitarianism' ; 
also,  two  letters  to  P.  by  A.  M.  Toplady.  Boston, 
1815.  8°.  (B  266) 

BKLSIIAM,  T.  The  claims  of  Dr.  P.  in  controversy 
with  Horsley,  re-stated  and  vindicated.  London, 
1814.  8°.  (B272) 

-  Vindication  of  certain  passages  in  a  discourse 
on  the  death  of  P. ;  annexed,  Disc,  on  the 
death  of  P.  Boston,  1809.  8°. 


—  BLACKS-TONE,  W.    Reply  to  P.'s  'Remarks  on  the  4th 

vol.     of    the     Commentaries'.      London,     1769.     8°. 
(B22,  471) 
Same.    (In  Palladium  of  conscience.  1773.) 

—  BKYANT,  J.     Address  to  P.  upon  his  doctrine  of  phil- 

osopbical  necessity.     London,  1780.  8°.     (B236) 

—  BKOKIIIA.M,  II  ,  Ld.    (In  hi*  Men  of  letters,  etc.,  v.  1. 

1845.) 

—  BURN,  K.     Reply  to  P.'s  'Appeal  to  the  public,  on  the 

riots  at  Birmingham'.     Birm.,  1792.  8°.    (B  1838) 

-  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  P.  for  sale,  1816  ; 

[with  prices].     Phila.,"  1816.  8". 
-     Another  copy.     (B  882) 

—  COBUETT,  W.     Addresses  to  P.     (In  his  Porcupine's 

works,  v.  1.  1801.) 

Observations  on   the  emigration  of  P.     3d  ed.     Lon 
don,  1795.  8°.     (C  156) 

Mime.     4th  ed.     Phila.,  1798.  8".    (B  523) 

Same.     (In  Jiift  Porcupine's  works,  v.  1.  1801.) 

-  CLVIKR,  G.  L.  C.  F.  D.     Historical  eulogium  on  P. ;  tr. 

by  D.  B.  Warden.     Paris,  1807.    8°.     (B433) 
Same.    (In  his  Kloges  hist.,  v.  1.  1819.) 

-  FOI.KV,  R.      Letter  to  P.  in  answer  to  the  app.  of  his 

'Appeal',  pt.  2.     Stourbridge,  1793.  8°.    (B  1524) 

-  HAMMON,  W.      Answer    to  P.'s   'Letters  to  a 

philosophical  unbeliever'.    London,  1782.  8°. 
—  JAMIESOX,  J.      Deity  of  Christ,  reply  to  P.'s 
'History   of  early  opinions'.      Edin.,    1794. 
2  v.  8"." 

-  LEVI,   D.       Letters   to  P.,    in    answer  to   his 

'Letters  to  the  Jews'.  3d  ed.  Lond.,  1793.  8°. 

—  LINN,  J.  B.      Letter  to  P.,  in  answer  to  his 

'Defence'.     Phila.,  1803.   8°. 
Another  copy.     (B  195,  198) 

—  MALDEN.H.    (In  hi*  Dieting,  men  of  mod.  times,  v.  4. 

1838;  v.  40  of  Lib.  ent.  knl.) 

—  MARTINEAII,  J.    Life  of  P.    (In  hi*  Miscellanies.  1852.) 

—  TOPLADY,  A.  M.     Two  letters  to  P.     (/«  Amana. 

Remarks  on  Amer.  Unit.  1815.     B  266) 

—  VOLNEY,  C.  F.    Answer  to  P.  on  'Observ.  upon  the 

increase  of  infidelity'.     Phila.,  1797.  8°.    (W  59) 

—  WEBSTER,  N.,  Jr.     Ten  letters  to  P.,  in  answer  to  his 

letters  to  the  inhabitants  of  Northumberland.    New 
Haven,  1800.  8°.     (B  613) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1804.     See  Disney,  J.    (B  963) 
Priestley,  Kit-hard.      Catalogue  of  books  for  sale 

1809,  10,  14,  16,  17.  Lond.,  1809-17.  5  v.  8°. 
Priestley  &  Weale.     Bibliotheca  architectonica ; 
catalogue  of  books  on  the  fine  arts  for  sale. 
London,  1825.   12°. 

—  Catalogue  of  books  on  the  fine  and  useful  arts, 

for  sale.     London,  1829.  8". 

Priests.     HOWITT,  W.      Popular  history  of  priest 
craft.     London,  1833.  12°. 

—  HONNECRS  et   les  prerogatives  aceordes  aux   pretres 

chez  les   [anciensl.     (In  Serieys,  A.      Bibl.  acad., 

v.  2.  1810.) 

See  also  Clergy. 

Prieto,  Guillermo.     The  other  side.  1850.     fife  Alcarez,  R. 
Priezac,  Daniel  de.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  33. 

1736.) 
Prigg,  Edward.      PETERS,  R.      Report  of  case  Prigg  vs. 

Commonwealth  of  Pa.     Phila.,  1842.  8°. 
Primatt,  Wm.      Acccntus  redivivi ;  defence  of  an 

accented     pronunciation     of    Greek    prose. 

Camb.,  1764.  8°.r 

Primaudaye,  Pierre  de  la.    See  La  Primaudaye. 
Prime,    Nathaniel     Scudder.       Divine    truth    the 

established    means   of    sanctificntion ;    sermon,    an. 

meeting    of   Washington    Co.    Bible   Soc.,   N.   Y  , 

Jan.  29.     Salem,  1817.  8°.     (B  1327) 

-  History  of  Long  Island.     N.  Y.,  1845.  12°. 

—  The  year  of  jubilee,  but  not  to  Africans;   discourse, 

July  4.     Salem,  N.  Y.,  1825.  8°.    (B  1573) 
Prime,  Samuel   Irena'us.       Memoirs  of  N.  Murray 
[called]  Kirwan.     N.  Y.,  1863.  12". 

—  Sermon;    resurrection   and  ascension  of  Christ.     (In 

Nat.  preacher,  v.  22.  1848.) 

Prime,  Wm.  Cowper.       Boat   life   in    Egypt   and 
Nubia.     N.  Y.,  1857.  12°. 

—  Introduction.       (In    Gautier,    T.       Romance   of    the 

mummy.  1863.) 

-  Tent  life  in  the  Holy  Land.      N.  Y.,  1857.  8°. 


PRIME 


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PRINCE 


Prime  numbers.  ERATOSTHENES  Cyrenaus.  Crib- 
rum  ad  numeros  primos  omnes  ordine  inveniendos. 
(hi  Euclides.  Datorum  liber.  1803.) 

—  HINCKLEY,  E.     Tables  of  prime  numbers  and 

prime  factors  of  composite  numbers.      Bait., 

1853.  8°. 
Primer  flor,  La,  del  carmelo;  auto  sacramental  nlegorico, 

por  1'.  Calderon   de  la  Barca.      (In  Ochoa,  E.  de. 

Tes.  del  teatro  esp.,  v.  3.  1838.) 
Primero  es  la  honru;  comedia.     See  Moreto  y  Cabana,  A. 

de.     (E  111) 

Primero  soy  yo.     See  Calderon  de  la  Barca,  1*. 
Primero  yo.     See  Hartzenbusch,  J.  E. 
Primeval   man.      See    Campbell,    G.   D. ;  —  Archaeology 

(Prehistoric). 

Primi  passi  al  inal  costumi,  I.     See  Nota,  A. 
Primitive  Christianity  reviv'd.     See  Whiston,  W. 
Primitive  culture.     Sec  Tylor,  E.  B. 
Primitive  man.     See  Figuier,  G.  L. 
Primitivus   Leaionensis,  St.      Kisco,  M.      De   los   santos 

martyres  Facundo  y  1'riniitivo.  —  Acta.  —  Passio  ex 

Cerratensi  In  vitis  Sanctorum,    (fn  Florez,  11.  Esp. 

sagrada,  v.  34.  1784.) 
Primrose,  James.      Rcfutatio   G.   Harveii   De   motu  cordi 

excrcitationum.     (In  Harvey,  W.     De  motu.  1039.) 
Primrose,  vhip.      GALLANT  escape  from  Bilboa,  1585.     (In 

Kerr,  It.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  7.  1824.) 
Prince,  llev.  D.  J.     The  Sovereign  God  acknowledged,  etc. ; 

sermon,  decease  of  Mrs.  D.  Prince.      Boston,  1744. 

8°.     (B  68,  329) 
Prince,    .)/»•*.   Deborah,   funeral    sermon    on.    1744.      See 

Prince,  D.  J.    (B  68,  329) 
Prince,  George.     Remarks  showing  the  river  explored  by 

Capt.  Weymoutli  to  have   been  the    George   River. 

(In  Rosier,  J.     Narrative.  1860.) 

—  Voyage  of  Capt.  G.  Weymoutli  to  the  coast  of  Maine, 

1605.     (In  Maine.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  6.  1859.) 

Prince,  James.  Address  in  the  chapel  of  the  State  Prison, 
to  the  convicts.  Boston,  1815.  8°.  (B  925) 

Prince,  John,  and  Bosworth,  F.  Petition  to  the  government 
of  Plymouth,  rel.  to  the  mackerel  fishery,  1671. 
(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  6.  1800.) 

Prince,  John,  vicar  of  Berry  Pomeroy,  d.  1723. 
The  worthies  of  Devon.  New  ed.  London, 
1810.  4°. 

Prince,  Itee.  John,  of  Salem,  d.  1836.  Account  of  an  air- 
pump  on  a  new  construction,  etc.  (In  Amer.  Acad. 
Mem.,  v.  1.  1785.)  —Description  of  a  new  stand  for 
a  reflecting  telescope.  (In  n.s.,  v.  1.  1833.) 

—  Charity  recommended  from  the  social  state  of  man; 

disc,  before  the  Salem  Female  Char.  Soc.,  Sept.  17. 


•I" 
(B230, 


Salem,  1806.  8°.     (B  915) 

—  Discourse,  [fast  day],  May  9.    Salem,  179 

854) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     Salem,  1798.  8°.    (B  170) 

—  List  of  deaths  recorded  by  P.,  1781-1836.     (hi  Essex 

Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  9.  1869.) 

—  Part  of  a  disc..  Dec.  29,  1799,  recommending  the  im 

provement  of  time.     Salem,  [1800].  8°.    (E  109) 

—  Sermon,  Oct.  16,  death  of  T.  Barnard.      Salem,  1814. 

8°.    (B  283,  329) 

—  UPHAM,  C.  W.     Memoir  of  P.      (fn  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Col.,  v.  25.  1S36.) 

Prince,  Joseph,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1791.  See  Murray,  J. 
(B  324) 

Prince,  Joseph  Hardy.  LORINO,  J.  S.  (In  his  Hundred 
Boston  orators.  1852.) 

Prince,  J/r*.  Nancy  (Gardner).  The  West  Indies;  prog 
ress  of  Chr.,  education,  etc.,  among  the  colored 
population.  Boston,  1841.  12°.  (C  258) 

Prince,  Nathan.  Essay  toTsolve  the  difficulties  that 
attend  the  several  ace.  given  by  the  Evangel 
ists  of  our  Saviour's  resurrection.  Boston, 
1734.  4". 

—  Another  copy.    (A  3) 

Prince,  Newell  A.     Memoir  of  W.  R.  Prince.     (In  Prince, 

W.  R.     Memoir.  1846.) 
Prince,  Samuel,  Funeral  Herman  on.  1728.     See  Prince,  T. 

(B  84,  C  310) 
Prince,  Thomas,  of  Eny.     The  silken  Independents'  snare 

broken.     London,  1649.  4°.     (B  647) 
Prince,  Thomas,  Governor  of  Mas*.,  d.  1673.     Letter  to  G. 

Cooke,  Aug.  24,  1671,    [relating   to   the   Indians].— 

Letter  to  Awasuncks,  Oct.  20. 1871.   (In  Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  5.  1798.)  —  Letter  to   I).  Gookin,  Apr. 

U6,  1671,  [rel.  to  the   Indians].  —  Letters  to  R.  Wil 
liams.     (In  v.  6.  1SOO.) 
Prince,  Rev.  Thomas,  d.  17-58.     Account  of  the  late 

assembly  of  pastors,  Boston,  July  7.    (In  Christian 

history  for  1743.) 


Account  of  the  revival  of  relit?,  in  Boston  in  1740-43. 

(hi  Christian  history  for  1744.) 
Same.     Boston,  1823.  12°.    (C  111) 

Annals  of  New  ling.     See  leloiv,  Chron.  history. 

Be  followers  of  them,  who  through  faith  and  patience 
inherit  the  promises;  sermon,  decease  of  II.  Fayer- 
weather,  Jan.  27.  Boston,  1755.  8°.  (B  230,  863) 

Case  of  Hi-man  considered;  sermon,  death  of  E. 
Bromrield,  Apr.  10.  Boston,  1756.  8°.  (B  230,  859, 
863) 

Character  of  Caleb;  sermon,  funeral  of  J.  Willard. 
Boston,  1756.  8°.  (C  164) 

Christ  abolishing  death  and  bringing  life  and  immor 
tality  to  light  in  the  Gospel;  sermon,  death  of  M . 
Belcher,  Oct.  17.  Boston,  17o6.  4".  (B  69) 

Chronological  hist,  of  N.  Eng.  in   the  form   of 

annals,  [1602-30].   Vol.1.   Boston,  1736.  12". 

Same.    Vol.  2,  no.  1-3.     (In  Mass.  Hist.   Soc.     Col., 

v.  17.  1818;  also  B  461) 

Same.  [ Vol.  1,  2,  no.  1-3.]  1602-[33].  New 
ed.  Boston,  1826.  8". 

Civil  rulers  raised  up  by  God  to  feedJiis  people:  ser 
mon,  July  25.  Boston,  1728.  8°.  (B  78,  84,  230,  854) 

Correspondence  between  P.  and  C.  Chauncy.  (hi 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  32.  1854.) 

The  departure  of  EHijah  lamented:  sermon,  decease 
of  C.  Mather,  Feb.  IS.  Boston,  1728.  8°.  (C  230) 

The  dying  prayer  of  Christ,  for  his  people's  preserva 
tion  and  unity;  sermon  to  the  North  Ch.  in  Boston, 
Jan.  25.  Boston,  1732.  8°.  (B  84,  217,  851,  961,  C  39) 

Earthquakes  the   works  of  God  ;  two  sermons.     Bos 

ton,  1727.  8°.    (B  71,  230,  854,  863) 
Same.    2d  ed.,  cor.     Boston,  1727.  8°.     (B  84) 

Earthquakes  the  works  of  God,  etc.  Boston,  1755.  8°. 
(C21) 

Note .  The  first  of  the  preceding  sermons, reprint, 
on  occasion  of  the  earthquake  oi'Nov.  18.  1755. 

Extract  of  a  sermon,  Nov.  27,  1746,  on  the  destruction 
of  the  French  fleet;  repr.  to  encourage  the  people 
under  the  distresses  of  the  Boston  port-bill.  Bos 
ton,  1774.  8°.  (B  230,  614) 

For  the  sermon,  see,  forward,  Salvations. 

Extraordinary  events  the  doings  of  God,  and  marvel 
lous  in  pious  eyes;  sermon,  thanksgiving,  July  18, 
occasioned  by  taking  the  city  of  Louisbourg.     Bos 
ton,  1745.  8°.     (B  47,  160,  854,  863,  1093) 
Same.    5th  ed.   London,  reprinted  1746.  8°.     (B74) 
Same.     2d  ed.   in   N.   E.,  with   add.     Boston,  1747.  8°. 
(A  30,  B  26,  148,  230) 

The  faithful  servant  approv'd  at  death  and  entring 
into  the  joy  of  his  Lord;  sermon,  July  27,  death  of 
D.  Oliver;  with  a  poem  by  M.  Byles.  Boston,  1732. 
8°.  (B  329,  C  310) 

Fulness  of  life  and  joy  in  the  presence  of  God;  a  ser 
mon,  decease  of  M.  Stoddard,  Feb.  11.  Boston, 
1748.  8°.  (B  329,  859) 

Funeral  sermon  on  N.  Williams,  Jan.  10.  Boston, 
1738.  8°.  (B329) 

God  brings  to  the  desired  haven;  thanksgiving  ser 
mon,  Sept.  5,  upon  the  author's  arrival  [after]  eight 
years  absence,  with  a  pref.  epistle  by  I.  Mather. 
Boston,  1717.  12°.  (C  15,  120) 

God  destroyeth  the  hope  of  man;  sermon,  death  of 
Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales.  Boston,  1751.  8°. 
(B  17,  230) 

The  grave  and  death  destroyed,  and  believers  ran- 
Bomed  and  redeemed  from  them;  sermon,  July  7, 
decease  of  S.  Prince.  Bost.,  1728.  8°.  (B  84,  C  310) 

An  improvement  of  the  doctrine  of  earthquakes  being 
the  works  of  God,  and  tokens  of  his  just  displea 
sure;  an  hist,  summary  of  remarkable  earthquakes 
in  New  England  and  other  parts;  added,  a  letter 
giving  an  ace.  of  the  earthquake,  Boston,  Nov.  18. 
Boston,  1755.  8°.  (B  43,  64,  113,  C  21) 

Letter  to  F.  Prince,  giving  an  ace.  of  a  strange  appear 
ance  in  the  heavens,  in  Suffolk,  Eng.,  1716.     Boston, 
1719.  12°.    (C  19,  D  14) 
Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  y.  2.  1793.) 

Memorial  of  P.  Thacher.  (In  Christian  hist,  for  1744; 
—  and  in  Middleborough.  Account  of  the  great 
revival.  1842.) 

Morning  health  no  security;  sermon  occ.  by  the  death 
of  two  young  gentlemen  in  Boston,  Jan.  14.  Bos 
ton,  1727.  12°.  (C  20,  164) 

Natural  government  of  God  in  causing  droughts  and 
rains:  sermon,  Aug.  24,  day  of  thanksgiving.  Bos 
ton,  1749.  8°.  (B67\  230) 

Same.  Cor.  by  the  author's  hand.  London,  reprinted 
1750.  8°.  (B74) 

Observations  added  to  the  3d  ed.  of  'The  redeemed 
captive'.  (In  Williams,  J.  Redeemed  captive. 
1793.) 


PHINCB 


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PRINCETON 


—  Observations  of  the  several  sorts  of  tar  used  in  Boston. 

(In  Prior,  T.  Authentic  nnrr.  of  tar  water.  1749. 
B655) 

-  Tho  people  of  New  Eng.  put  in  mind  of  the  righteous 

acts  of  the  Lord;  sermon,  May  27,  anniversary  of 
the  election.  Boston,  1730.  8°.  (B  84,  145,  183) 

-  The  pious  cry  to  the  Lord  for  help;  sermon,  death  of 

T.  Cashing,  Apr.  11.    Boston,  1746.  8°.    (B  230) 

—  Precious  in  the  sight  of  the  Lord  is  tho  death  of  his 

saints;  sermon,  death  of  K.  Oliver,  May  21.  Bos 
ton,  1735.  8°.  (B230,  854) 

-  Preface.     (In  Clap,  H.     Mem.  1807.) 

-  Preface,  giving  some  ace.   of  the  author.     (In  Shep- 

ard,  T.     Three  valuable  pieces.  1747.) 

-  Psalms,  hymns,  and  spiritual  songs  of  the  O. 

and  N.  Testament;  tr.  into  Eng.  metre; 
being  the  New  Eng.  psalm-book  revised  ; 
with  other  hymns.  Boston,  1758.  12". 

—  .Right  hand  of  fellowship.     (In  Col  man,  B.     Sermon, 

ordin.  of  S.  Cooper.  1746.     B  25,  68,  75,  217) 

—  Right  hand  of  fellowship.      (In  Sewall,  J.      Sermon, 

ordin.  of  S.  Parker,  et<;.  1733.     B  231) 

-  The   salvations    of   God   in    1746;    sermon,   Nov.   27, 

thanksgiving  in  the  province  of  Mass.  Bay.     Boston, 
1746.  8".     (A  30,  B  26,  148,  230) 
See  also,  hack,  'Extract'. 

—  Sermon,  Aug.  14,  general  thanksgiving  for  the  victory 

near  Culloden.     Boston,  1746.  8°.    (B  26,  148,  230) 

-  Samf.     London,  1747.  8°.    (A  30,  B  74) 

—  Snme.     Boston,  1747.  8°.    (B  75) 

—  Sermon,  death  of  George  I.,  accession  of  George   II. 

Boston,  1727.  8°.     (B  71,  230) 

—  Sermon,  Oct.  1,  1718,  at  his  [own]  ordination;  added, 

a  disc,  of  the  validity  of  ordination  by  the  hands  of 
presbyters,  previous  to  Mr.  Sewall's  [ordination], 
Sept.  16,  1713,  by  E.  Pemberton.  Boston,  1718.  8°. 
(B  73,  81,  1315) 

Note.    The  'Discourse'  has  a  separate  titlepage 
and  paging. 

—  Sermon,  public  lecture,   Boston,  Jan.  8,  death  of  S. 

Sewall.     Boston,  1730.  8°.    (B  17,  230,  854) 

—  Six  sermons;  pub.  by  J.  Erskine.     Edit].,  1785.  8°.     (B 

201) 

—  The  sovereign  God  acknowledged  and  blessed,  both 

in  giving  and  taking  away;  sermon,  decease  of  his 
daughter,  D.  Prince,  July  29.  Bost.,  1744.  8°.  (B329) 

—  Young  Abel   dead   yet   speaketh ;    sermon,   death   of 

D.  Oliver,  Sept.  10,  1727.  Boston,  1732.  8°.  (B  329, 
C310) 

—  and  others.     Preface.      (In  McGregore,  D.      Spirits 

tried.  1741.) 

-  DRAKE,  S.G.     MemoirsofP.   Boston,  1851.  8°. 

—  HOLMES,  A.     Account  of  the  books  and  mss.  lately 

deposited  by  the  Old  South  Ch.  in  the  lib.  of  the 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  17. 
1818.) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on,  1758.     See  Sewall,  J.    (B  231) 

See  also  Boston.    J'ublic  Library.     Catalogues 
(Prince  lib.). 

Prince,  Wm.  Catalogue  of  fruit  and  ornamental 
trees  and  plants,  at  the  Linnaoan  Botanic 
Garden,  Flushing ;  added,  Short  treatise  on 
their  cultivation.  22d  ed.  N.  Y.,  1823.  12°. 

—  Same.    n.tp.  [1826.]   12°.    (D  11) 

—  Same.    Annual  catalogue.   25th  ed.    N.  Y.,  1829.  12°. 

(Dll) 

-  Short  treatise  on  horticulture.     N.  Y.,  1828.  8°. 

-  Treatise  on  the  vine.  1830.     See  Prince,  \V.  R. 
Prince,  Wm.  Reed.      Memoir  and  select  writings  ; 

ed.  by  N.  A.  Prince,  with  a  sketch  of  his 
qualities  as  a  preacher ;  by  G.  Shepard. 
Portland,  1846.  12". 

Prince,  Wra.  Robert.  Annual  catalogue  of  fruit 
and  ornamental  trees  and  plants,  at  Linnaean  Bo 
tanic  Garden,  near  N.  Y.  32d  ed.  N.  Y.,  1841.  12°. 
(C  182) 

—  Oration,  July  4.     Hempstead,  1831.  8°.     (B1097) 

-  and  Prince,  W.     Treatise  on  the  vine ;  [and] 

the  management  of  vineyards.     New  York, 

18:50.  S". 

Prince,  The.     See  Macchiavelli,  N. 
Prince  and  pedler  ;  by  Mrs.  C.  Gore.     N.  Y.,  1839. 

2  v.   12". 
Prince    Bonifacio,    Le ;    par   L.  Ulbach.      2e   ed. 

Paris,  1864.   18". 

304.     (10.  12.  79.) 


Prince  corsaire,  Le;  tragi-comedie.     See  Scarron,  P. 

Prince-caniche,  Le ;  par  E.  Laboulaye.  14e  ed. 
Paris,  1869.  12°. 

Prince  Edward  Island.  General  Assembly.  Ab 
stract  of  the  census,  1855, 61.  n.p.,  [1855-61]. 
2  v.  4°. 

School  act;  revised  and  amended  acts  rel.  to 

education,  31st  Vic.,  cap.  6.     Charlottetown, 

1868.  8°. 

-  Normal  School.     Soiree ;  speeches,   etc.,  at  the 

inauguration,    Oct.    1856.        Charlottetown, 
1856.   12°. 

—  Visitors  of  Schools  for  Prince  Edward  Island. 

Report  for  1863-67.     3  nos.     Charlottetown, 
1864-67.  3  nos.  f°. 

-  Description.       BAYFIKLD,  II.  VV.      Topograph 

ical  map.     St.  John,  1863. 

—  History.     BAGSTER,  C.  B.     Progress  and  pros 

pects  of  Prince  Edward  Island.     Charlotte- 
town,  1861.  12°. 

HAKVIE,  H.  A.     Prince  Edward  Island  alma 
nack,  1868.     Charlottetown,  n.d.  8°. 

See  also  Charlotte  Town. 

Prince  Eugene  and  his  times;  hist,  novel,  by  [C. 
Mundt] ;  tr.  by  A.  De  V.  Chaudron.  N.  Y., 

1869.  8°. 

Prince  George  Co.,  Va.    SPOONER.J.  J.   Description.    (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  3.  1794.) 
Prince  of  the  fair  family  ;  a  fairy  tale  by  Mrs.  S.  C. 

Hall.     London,  [1869?].  V. 
Prince  of  Tunis,  The  ;  tragedy.     See  Mackenzie,  H. 
Prince  of  Wales  Island.     See  Pinang. 
Prince  Society.      Publications.     Albany,  Boston, 

1865-78.  11  v.  4". 

Namely.    Hutchinson,  T.     Collection  of  papers  rel. 
to  the  history  of  the  colony  of  Mass.    Albany,  1865.  2  v. 

—  Wood,  W.    New  England's  prospect.     Boston.  1865. 

—  Dunton,   J.     Letters   from   New  England.     Boston, 
1867.  —  Whitmore,  W.  H.     The  Andros  tracts.     Bos 
ton,  1868-74.  3  v.  —  Slafter,   E.  F.      Sir  Wm.  Alexan 
der     and     American     colonization.      Boston,    1873.  — 
Wheelwright,  J.     Writings;  and  mem.  by  C.  H.  Bell. 
Boston,  1876.  —  Slafter,  E.  F.     Voyages  of  the  North, 
men  to  America.     Boston,   1877.  —  Champlain,  8.   de. 
Voyages,  1604-10 ;  tr.  by  C.  P.  Otis;  with  mem.  by  E. 
F.  Slafter.     Vol.  2.     Boston,  1878. 

Prince  Titi,  History  of;  a  royal  allegory,  by  H.  C. 

Saint  Hyacinthe;  tr.  by  a  lady.      London, 

1736.  12". 

Prince  travesti,  Le ;  comedie.    See  Marivaux,  P.  C.  de  C.  de. 
Princes.     Note.      Fdr  works   on   the  duties,   office,  rights, 

etc.,  of  princes  see  Monarchs  and  monarchy. 
Princes,  School  for.     See  School. 
Princess,  The,  and  the  goblin  ;  by  G.  MacDonald. 

N.  Y.,  1871.  16". 
Princess  Use  ;  a  story  of  the  Hartz  mountains  and 

the  Will-o-the-Wisp,  by  L.  von  Plonnies 

tr.  from  the  Germ.     Boston,  1868.  16°. 

Note.    For  the  original  see  Prinzessin. 
Princess  of  Cleve,  The;  drama.     See  Lee,  N. 
Princesse  de  Babylone,  La.     See  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 
Princesse  de  Carizme,  La.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  li. 
Princesse  de  Cleves,  La ;  par  M.  P.  dc  La  Fayette.    (In  her 

(Euvres,  v.  2.  1820.) 
Princesse   d'Elide.   La;   comedie-ballet.      See  Moliere,  J. 

B.  P.  de. 
Princesse  de  Montpensier,  La;  par  M.  P.  de  La  Fayette. 

(In  her  (Euvres,  v.  2.  1820.) 
Princesse  de  Navarre,  La;  comedie-ballet.     See  Voltaire, 

F.  M.  A.  de. 
Princesse  des  Ursins,  La;    par  Mme.  S.  F.  D.  de  Genlis. 

(hi  Biblioth.  unlv.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  58.  1802.) 
Princesse  Flora, La;  p;ir  A. Dumas.  Par.,  1862.  18°. 
Princeton,  Mass.  HANAFOKD,  J.  L.  History  of  P., 

civil  and  eccles.,  from  1739-1852.    Worcester, 

1852.   12". 

-  RUSSELL,  C.  T.     History  of  P.;   with  a  sketch 

of  the  present  religious  controversy.     Bos 
ton,  1838.  8°. 


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Princeton,  Mans.  Council,  1817.  BANCROFT,  A.  Vindica 
tion  of  the  result  of  tlie  late  mutual  council  in 
Princeton.  Worcester,  1817.  8°.  (B  260) 

—  GOFFE,   J.      Result  of  an   eccl.  council,  Mar.  7,   and 

protest    of     the    minority.      Worcester,     1817.    8°. 
(B  263) 

Result  of  council  at  Princeton  incapable  of  vindica 
tion;  a  review  of  Dr.  Bancroft's  'Vindication'. 
Worcester,  1817.  8°.  (B  260) 

Princeton  review.     See  Biblical  repertory. 

Princeton  Theological  Seminary.  General  cata 
logue,  1829.  n.p.,  1829.  8".  (B1714) 

LINUSLEY,  P.    Plea  for  the  Seminary.     Trenton,  1821. 

8".     (B  287) 

Same.    3d  ed.     Trenton,  1821.  8°.    (B  1002) 

SPKAGUE,  "VV.  B.     Discourse  at  the  50th  anniv. 

of  the   Princeton   Theolog.  Sem.      Albany, 
1862.  8°. 

Principalities.    See  Danubian  principalities. 

Principe  constantc,  El;  comedia.  See  Calderon  de  la 
Barca,  P.  (E  113) 

Principe  de  los  monies,  El ;  comedia.  See  Calderon  de  la 
Barca,  P.  (E  112) 

Principe  pereeguldo.     See    Montalvan,  J.  I 

Principe  prodigioso,  El;  comedia.  See  Matos,  J.  de,  ana 
Moreto,  A. 

Principessa  filosofa,  La,  o  sia  11  controveleno.    See  (rozzi.c. 

Principia  officiorum,  historian,  et  geographia? ;  ex- 
cerpta  ex  Cicerone,  etc.,  in  usum  scholarum. 
Ed.  alt.  [Londini,]  1807.  12°. 

Principiis,  Obsta,  and  Catholicus,  pseud.  Our 
liberties  defended  ;  is  the  Protestant  or  Papal 
system  most  favorable?  N.  Y.,  1841.  12". 

Principls  de  la  lectura  menorguina  ;  per  uii  Maho- 
nc'-s.  Maho,  1804,  4". 

Principles  and  acts  of  Mr.  Adams'  administration  vindi 
cated  against  the  address  of  the  Jackson  Convention, 
Concord,  June  11,  12;  by  a  freeman.  Concord, 
18-28.  8°.  (B  1494) 

Principles  of  government:  dialogue  between  a  scholar  and 
a  peasant;  by  a  member  of  the  Society  for  Constitu 
tional  Information.  London,  1782.  8°.  (B  1521) 

Principles  of  the  late  changes  impartially  examined;  in  a 
letter  from  a  son  of  'Candor'.  2d  ed.  London,  1765. 
8°.  (B  1632,  1710) 

Principles  of  the  low  church-men  fairly  represented  and 
defended.  London,  1714.  8°.  (B  30) 

Principles  of  the  Prot.  religion  maintained  against  G. 
Keith'  by  the  ministers  of  Boston  [J.  Allen  and 
others].  Boston,  1690.  16°.  (C  1,  D  8; 

Pring,  Daniel.  Exposition  of  pathology  and  treat 
ment  of  diseases..  London,  1823.  8°. 

General  indications  which  relate  to  the  laws  of 

the  organic  life.     London,  1819.  8°. 
View  of  the  rel.  of  the  nervous  system.     Lon 
don,  1815.  8°. 

Pring,  Martin.  Voyages  into  the  East  Indies,  1614-16.  (In 
Purchas.  Pilgrimes,  v.  1.  1625.) 

Voyage  to  the  East  Indies,  1617.     (In  Harris,  J.    Col. 

of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705;  —  and  in  Kerr,  II.    Col.  of  voy., 
v.  9.  1824.) 

Pringle,  Alexander.  Speech  on  presenting  plate  to  Rev. 
J.  Cormack,  with  reply.  Edin..  1836.  8°.  (C  255) 

Pringle,  Edward  J.  Slavery  in  the  southern  states. 
Camb.,1852.  12°.  (C  262) 

Pringle,  .S'tV  John.  On  diseases  of  the  army.  1st 
Amer.  ed.,  with  notes  by  B.  Hush.  Phila., 
1810.  8°. 

A  discourse  on  the  means  for  preserving  the  health  of 

mariners.     (In  Cook,  J.     Voyage.  1779.) 

Six  discourses  on  occ,  of  aim.  assignments  of 

Sir    G.   Copley's  medal ;  pref.,   Life   by    A. 
Kippis.      London,  1783.  8°. 

—  CoJiDORCET,  J.  A.  N.  C.,  inarq.  de.    Eloge.    (In  his 

CEuvres,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  CRICHTON,  A.    (In  his  Converts  from  infidelity,  v.  1. 

1827.     Constable's  miscel.,  v.  6.) 
VICQ  i)' AZYR,  F.     Eloge.     (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  3.  1805.) 

Pringle,  John  Julius.  Notes  on  Spain  ;  with  a 
glance  at  Sardinia.  Charleston,  1861.  8°. 

Pringle,  T.  Workman  and  master.  (In  Nat.  Assoc. 
Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1860.) 

Pringle,  Thomas.  REDDING,  C.  (In  his  Personal  reminis 
cences,  v.  3.  1867.) 


Pringle,    Walter.     MEMOIRS  of  P.     (In  Select  biog  ,  v.  1. 

1845.) 
Prinsep,  Henry  Thoby.     Narrative  of  the  political 

and   military  transactions  in   British   India, 

1813-18.     London,  1820.  4°. 

—  Application  of  the  Roman  alphabet  to  all  the  Oriental 

languages.  (In  Trevelyan,  C.  E.   Application.  1834.) 
Prinsep,    James.       Essays    on    Indian    antiquities, 
historic,  numismatic,  etc. ;  ed.  by  E.Thomas. 
London,  1858.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Notes  from  a  paper  by  him,  on  ascertaining  the  heights 

of  mountains,  by  means  of  boiling  water.  (Jn  Gr. 
Brit.  Corps  of  Roy.  Engineers.  P.apers,  v.  3.  1839.) 

—  Application,  etc.     (In  Trevelyan,  C.  E.     Application 

of  Rom.  alphabet  to  Oriental  lang.  1834.) 
Prinsterer,  Guillaume  Grocn  van.      See  Groen  van  Prin- 

sterer,  G. 
Printers.     BUUXET,  P.  G.    Imprimeurs  imaginaircs. 

Paris,  1866.  8°. 

—  GOTZMANN,  J.   D.   F.     Gutenberg  nnd   seine  Mitbe- 

werker,  oder  die  Briefdrncker  und  dieBuchdrucker. 
(hi  Historisches  TaschenbiK-h,  1841.) 

—  GR.  BRIT.     Comm.  for  Relief  of  the  Stationers.    Re 

port,  etc.,  regarding  printers  and  stationers.  (In 
Collier,  J.  P.  Illust.  of  early  Engl.  lit.,  v.  2.  1864.) 

—  MAITLAND,  S.  It.       List  of  early  Eng.  printers 

and  books,     n.t.p.  [London,  186-.]   4". 

-  TIMPEIII-EY,  C.  II.     Dictionary  of  printers  and 

printing.     London,  1839.  8°. 

See  also  Caxton,  W. ;  —  Elzevirs  ;  —  Estienne 
family ;  —  Ged,  W.  ;  —  Manuzio. 

Printer's  devil,   The;    by   J.   Planche.      (In  Sargent,   E. 
Mod.  stand:  dr.,  v.  43.) 

Printing.  Bibliography. 

—  MUXSF.I.L,   J.     Catalogue  of  books  on  printing 

and  the  kindred  arts,  etc.     Albany,  1868.  8". 

Geography. 

—  COTTON,    H.       The    typographical    gazetteer. 

Oxford,  1825.  8°. 

Same.     2d  ed.     Oxford,  1831.  8°. 

Same.     2d  series.     Oxford,  1866.  8". 

—  GRAESSE,   J.    G.   T.      Chronologisches    Register   der 

erwahnten  Druckorte.  (In  his  Allg.  Literargesch., 
v.4.  1859.) 

—  WEIJ.ER,  E.       Die  falschen  und  fingirten  Dru- 

chorte,  der  Maskirten  Literatur  2r  Th.    Lpz., 
1858.   8°. 
-  Same.     2e  Aufl.     Lpz.,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

History. 
(Notice  the  'Lists'  on  p.  2421.) 

—  ASTI,E,  T.     Origin  and  progress  of  writing  and 

printing.     2d  ed.     London,  1803.  4". 

—  DINGKI.STEDT,     F.        Sechs    Jahrhundert    aus 

Gutenbergs  Leben.     Cassel,  1840.  f°. 

—  DUPHAT,  E.  A.      Aperc^u  sur  les  progres  de  la 

typographic  depuis  le  16e  siecle,  etc.  Paris, 
1863.  8°. 

—  GHAESSE,  J.  G.  T.     Geschichte  der  Entstelning  der 

Buchdruckerkunet.  (In  Ida  Allgemeine  Literiir- 
gesch.,  v.  3,  pt.  1.  1852.)  —  Register  der  in  der 
Bd.  in.,  Abth.  1.  gegebenen  Geschichte  der  Buch- 
druckerkunst  hesprochenen  Buchdrucker  und  Ofli- 
zinen.  (In  v.  4.  1859.) 

—  HANSARD,  T.  C.  History  and  process  of  printing. 
(In  C.,  W.  T.  Hist,  of  the  processes  of  manufac 
ture,  etc.  1864.) 

—  HUMPHREYS,   II.  N.       History  of  the    art   of 

printing.     2d   issue.     London,  1868.  4°. 

—  LA   SERNA  DE   SASTANDER,  C.   A.    Essai  hist,  sur 

I'origine  de  1'itnprimerie.  (Vol.  1  of  Ait  Diet,  bibliog. 
18050 

—  LEMOIXE,  II.    Typographical  antiquities,  origin 

and  hist,  of  the  art  of  printing,  etc.  2d  ed., 
cor.  by  T.  A.  London,  1813.  12°. 

-  MAITTAIRE,  M.     Annales  typographic!  ab  artis 

inventa?  origine,  ad  1557.  Hagae-Com., 
1719-41.  5  v.  in  7  pts.  4°. 


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-  MEEKMAX,  G.    Origines  typographica?.     Hagac- 

Com.,  1765.  2  v.  4°. 

-  MEXTKI.,    J.       De   vera   typographic   origine. 

Parisiis,  1650.  4°. 

-  MIDDLK.TON,  C.    Origin  of  printing  in  England.    (In 

fiix  Miscrl.  works,  v.  5.  1755.) 

-  PALMER,  S.  General  hist,  of  P.  Lond.,  1732.  4°. 

-  PEHTZ,  G.  II.     Ueber  die  gedruckten  Ablassbriefe  von 

1454-55.     (hi  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wisa.     Abb.,  1856.) 

-  KIIIEIKO  DOS  SANTOS,  A.     Memoria  sobre  as  origcng 

<ia  typografia  cm  Portugal  no  seculo  xv  e  xvi.  (In 
Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mom.,  v.  8.  1812.) 

-  SCIIKMIORN,  .1.  O.      Notitia   libri  rarissimi  sub  ipsis 

typographies  primordiis.  (In  his  Amoen.  lit.,  v.  1. 
1726.)  —  Xotitla  rarissimi  cujusdam  primigenise 
typographic  monument!.  —  De  artis  typographies 
originibus.  —  De  primitiis  typographies  Harlc- 
mensibus  et  Uffenbachianis.  (In  v.  4,  9.  1730,  28.) 

-  SCHOEPFLIN,  J.  D.      Vindiciac   typographicae. 

Argentorati,  1760.  4°. 

-  SOTHEBY,    S.    L.       Typography   of     the    15th 

cent. ;  a  col.  of  facsimiles.     Lond.,  1845.  f°. 

-  STEPIIENSON,  — .    Lifo  of  \V.  Caxton,  with  an  account 

of  tbe  invention  of  printing.  (In  Soc.  Diff.  Usef. 
Kn.  Lib.  U.  Kn.  Lives.  1833.) 

-  VILLARROYA,  J.     Sobre  el  ovigen  del  arte  tipo- 

grafico  y  su  introduccion  en  Valencia.  Va 
lencia,  1796.  8°. 

-  WILLETT,  It.     Memoir  on  the  origin  of  printing.     (In 

Archaeologia,  v.  11.  1794.) 
Set.  dlno- America.  Blbl. ;  —  Augsburg  ;  —  Bamberg  ; 

—  Douay ;  —  Florence  ;  —  France.   Blbl. ;  —  Halle ; 

—  Italy.  Literature  ;  —  Mainz  ;  —  Nuremberg.  Ribl. ;  — 
Paris.  liiblioij.;  —  Parma;  —  Perugia;  —  Rouen;  — 
also  Printers. 

Lists  of  early  printed  hooks. 

-  AMES,  J.      Typographical  antiquities  ;   contin. 

by  W.  Herbert.      London,  1785-90.  3  v.   4°. 

-  DIBDIN,    T.    F.      Descr.    catalogue    of    books 

printed  in  the  15th  century,  the  property  of 
Earl  Spencer.  London,  1S23.  8°. 

-  FERWERDA,  A.     Register  van  alle  rare  en  zeld- 

zaam  voorkomende  latynische  boeken  in. 
folio,  gedrukt  in  de  15de  eeuw.  Leeuwarden, 
[1771?].  8°. 

-  HAIN,  L.   llepertorium  bibliographicum,  in  quo 

libri  omnes  ab  arte  typographica  inventa  ad 
annum  MD.  typis  express!  enumerantur. 
Stuttg.,  1826-38.  2  v.  in  4  pts.  8°. 

-  LA  SERNA  DE  SANTANDER,  C.  A.     Dictionnaire 

bibliographique  du  loe  siecle.  Bruxelles, 
1805-07.  3  v.  8°. 

-  MAITLAND,  S.  R.     List  of  early  English  prin 

ters   and   books,     n.t.p.  [London,  186-.]   4°. 

-  ORI.ANDI,   P.  A.      Origine   e   progresso    della 

stampa,  e  Notiziedell'  opere  stampate,  1457- 
1500.  Bologna,  1722.  4°. 

-  PANZER,  G.  W.     Annales  typographic!  ab  artis 

inventie  origine  post  Maittairii  Denissi  alio- 

rumque  cuvas.    Norimb.,  1793-1803.  11  v.  4°. 

See  also    the  places  referred  to  above  under   History; 

—  see  aluo   Bibliography.     For  xylographic  books  see 
Wood  engraving  (esp.  BERJEAC). 

Practice. 

-  DICKINSON,  S.  N.      Help  to  printers  and  pub 

lishers.     Boston,  1835.  8°. 

-  FOURNIER,    P.    S.        Manuel     typographique. 

Paris,  1764-66.  2  v.  8°. 

-  JOHNSOX,    J.         Typographia ;     or,    Printer's 

instructor.     London,  1824.  2  v.  12°. 

-  SANDERS,  F.     Author's  printing  and  publishing 

assistant.     N.  Y.,  1839.  12°. 

—  SAVAGE,    M.       Practical    hints   on   decorative 

printing.     London,  1822.  4°. 

—  STOWER,  C.     Printer's  grammar ;  or,  Introduc 

tion  to  the  art  of  printing.     Lond.,  1808.  8°. 


Specimen  books. 

-  Bonoxr,  G.  B.     Manuale  tipografico.     Parma, 

1818.  2  v.  4°. 

-  BOSTON  TYPE  FOUNDRY.     Specimens.     Boston, 

1867.  8°. 

—  BRUCE,  G.,  SON  &  Co.     Abridged  specimens  of 

printing   types   made    at    B.'s    N.  Y.   type 
foundry.     N.  Y.,  1869.  4°. 

—  CASLON,    W.        Specimen    of    printing-types. 

London,  1796. -8°. 

-  DEARBORN,  N.    American  text  book  for  letters. 

Boston,  1846.  obi.  8°. 

—  DILLON,  J.     Specimen  of   [his]    collec.  of  printing 

types.     London,  1799.  8°.    (B  768) 

-  FRY,  E.,  &  Co.     Specimen  of  metal  cast  orna 

ments.     London,  1793.  8°. 

-  FRY,  J.,  &  SONS.     Specimens  of  printing  types. 

London,  1786.  8°. 

-  FRYV  E.,   &    STEELE.      Specimens  of  printing 

types.     London,  1794.  8°. 

—  HOBART,  H.  H.,  and  ROBBIXS,  J.  "W.     Speci 

mens  of  printing  types,  etc.,  from  the  N.  Eng. 
type  foundry.     Boston,  1855.  4°. 

-  MACKELLAH,    SMITHS,   &  JORDAN.     Specimens 

of  printing  types.     Phila.,  1871.  4°. 

—  OXFORD  UNIVERSITY.  Clarendon  Press.     Speci 

mens  of  printing  types.     Oxford,  1786.  8°. 

-  PAAS,  C.  and  A.     Specimen  of  brass  card  bor 

ders.     London,  1793.   4°. 

-  RAND,  G.  C.,  &  AVERY,  A.  Specimens  of  print 

ing.     Boston,  1865.  8°. 

General  and  miscellaneous  works. 

-  MOXON,  J.  [1677.]      (In  his  Mechanic,  v.  2.  1700.) 

-  BIOGRAPHICAL  mem.  of  W.  Ged;  incl.  an  acct.  of  his 

progress  in  block-printing.     Lond.,  1781.  8°.    (B  899) 

-  BL-RIHCK,  W.    Oration  on  the  nature  and  effects  of 

printing,  July  5.    Boston,  1802.  8".    (B  435) 

-  POETRY  of  printing,  The.      Boston,  1802.  32°. 

-  BODONI,  G.    A  qui  legge.  (In  his  Man.  tipog.  1818.) 

-  KNIGHT,  C.     The  old  printer  and  the  modern 

press.     London,  1854.  12°. 

-  HEAD,  Sir  F.  B.    The  printer's  devil.     (In  his  De 

scriptive  essays,  v.  1.  1857.) 

—  TURGAN,  J.     L'imprimerie    imperiale.     (In    his  Lea 

grandes  usines  de  France,  v.  1.  1861.) 

—  FRANCE.     Oomm.  Imp.  de  V Exposition  de  1867.    ( In 

their  Kapports,  v.  2.) 

Dictionaries. 

-  RING  WALT,  J.  L.     American  encyclopaedia  of 

printing.     Phila.,  1871.  8°. 

—  SAVAGE,  M.    Dictionary  of  the  art  of  printing. 

London,  1841.  8°. 

-  TIMPERLEY,  C.  H.     Dictionary  of  printers  and 

printing.     London,  1839.  2  v.  8°. 

Periodicals. 

—  ANNUAIRE  de  la  librairie,  de  1'imprimerie,  de  la 

papeterie,  1867.     Paris,  [1867].  8°. 

—  MANUEL  annuaire  de  1'imprimerie,  etc. ;  par  F. 

Grimont.     Paris,  1855.  12°. 

See  also  Illumination ;  —  Ink  ;  —  Printers  ;  — 
Vellum,  Books  printed  on. 

Note.  It  was  intended  to  give  here  a  list  of  the  early 
printed  books  in  the  library;  but  it  has  been  decided  to 
include  them,  with  other  curiosities,  In  an  appendix. 

Prints.     Set  Engravings. 

Printz,  Jacob.    Plantue  Afrlcanas.   (In  Linnaeus,  C.    Amcen. 

acad.,  v.  6.  1763.) 
Prinz  Friedrich  von  Hombun*;  von  H.  von  Kleist.     (Inhis 

Gesammelte  Schriften,  v.  2.  1863.) 
Prinzessin    Brambilla ;    by   E.  T.  W.    Hoffmann. 

Breslau,  1821.  16°. 
Prinzessin  Use:  ein  Miirchen  aus  dem  Harzgcbirge;  [von 

L.  von  Plonnies].    Boston,  [18— J.  8°.    (E  24) 
ffote.    For  Eng.  trans,  see  Princess  Use. 


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PRISONS,  PRISON  DISCIPLINE 


Prinzessin  von  Cacambo,  Die ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.    (In  his 

Theater,  v.  30.  1841.) 
Priocca,  Clemente  Damiano.     BOUCHERONI,  C.   De 

C.  D.  Priocca  narratio.  Aug.  Taur.,  1815.  4°. 
Prioleau,   P.   G.     Use   of  nitric   and   oxygenated   muriatic 

acid.     (In  Caldwell,  T.     Medical  theses,  v.  1.  1805.) 
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—  Periegesis.     (In  Dionysius  Periegetes.    Orbis  descrip- 

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—  Same.  — Carmen  de  ponderibus  et  mensuris.  —  Epi 

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Priuli,  Xicolo.    Poesie.     (In  Gamba,  B.     Rac.  di  poesie  in 

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Priuli,  Pietro.    Informazione  di  una  lega  tra  la  Francia  ed 

1  principi   d'ltalia,   7   luglio  1608,  precedente   la  di 
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dalla  Francia  nelle   dift'erenze   tra  la  repubblica  ed 
il   pontefice.      (In   Barozzi,  X.,   and    Berchet,    G. 
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Privat  Deschanel,  Augustin.  Traite  elementaire 
dc  physique  ;  [avec]  719  figures  dessinees  par 
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Paris,  1869.  8°. 

Private  and  confidential  on  government  matters;  the  Le- 
compton  crisis;  grand  mass  meeting  at  Tammany 
Hall,  Mar.  4,  1858.  X.  Y.,  [1858].  8°.  (B  1509) 

Private  anecdotes  of  foreign  courts  ;  by  the  [Mar 
quise  C.  H.  Govion  Broglio  SolariJ.  Lon 
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Private  hours,  by  [D.  L.  Dix].  5th  ed.  Boston, 
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Private  judgment.    LOI:RIE,  J.  W.    Address  on  individual 
judgment  on  religious  subjects.     Bishopwearmouth, 
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See  also  Liberty  of  conscience. 

Private  libraries  of  X.  Y.    See  Wynne,  J. 

Private  life  ;  [by  M.  J.  Mackenzie].     N.  Y.,  1829. 

2  v.  12°. 

Private  life  of  an  eastern  king  [Nussir-ud-Deen]  ; 

by  [W.  Knighton].     N.  Y.,  1855.  12°. 
Private  purse;  by  Mrs.  S.  C.Hall.     N.  Y.,  1845. 

18°. 
Private   theatricals.      BAKER,    G.   M.     Amateur 

dramas  for  parlor  theatricals,  etc.      Boston, 

1870.  8°. 
Mimic   stage ;    dramas,  etc.,    for   public    and 

private  theatricals.     Boston,  1870.  8°. 
Social  stage  ;  original  dramas,  etc.,  for  home 

recreation,  etc.     Boston,  N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

—  GIRAUD,  G.     Teatro  domestico.     (In  his  Opere,  v.  13. 

1842.) 

—  KEATING,  Miss  E.  H.     Charade  dramas  for  the 

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—  SOUVESTKE,  E.     Theatre  de  la  jeunesse.    Paris, 

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—  TouiiTE-CiiEiinuLiEZ,   Mme.     Comedies  de  so- 

cicte,  recreations  dramatiques   pour  la  jeu 
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Private  thought*  upon  the  relics  of  antiquity:  or,  Pleasant 
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Private  worth  the  basis  of  public    decency ;  by  a 

member  of  Parl.     Dublin,  1789.   12°." 
Privateers  and  Privateering.     APPEAL  to  the  gov. 

of  the   U.    S.   against   the   depredations   by   Amer. 

privateers   on   the   commerce   of    nations   at   peace 

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1810.  4°.    (A  10) 

—  UNITED  STATES.     Congress.    Extracts  from  the  jour 

nals  of  Congress  rel.  to  the  capture  and  condemna 
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Instructions  to  commanders  of    privateers   in    1776. 

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—  OTIS,  II.  G.     Letter  to  W.  Heath  for  petitioning  Cong. 

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—  PROPOSED  memorial  to  the  Congress  of  the  U.  S.,  May 

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536,  1492) 

—  RODGERS,  J.     Appel  a  la  loyaute  de  la  nation  franc. 

contre  les  pirateries  exercees  par  les  armateurs. 
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See  alxo  Florida,  ship;  —  M'Clary,  privateer; 
—  Savannah,  ship  ;  —  Tuscarora,  ship. 
Privateer's-man  100  years  ago  ;  [by  Capt.  F.  Mar- 

ryat].     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1846.  16°. 
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-  WALPOLE,  II.     Catalogue  of  books  and  tracts 

printed  at  his  private   press,  at    Strawberry 

Hill,  etc.     London,  1813.  8°. 
Privileges,  franchises,  et  libertes   de  la  ville   capitale   de 

Boisbelle.     (In  L'Estoile,  P.  de.    Journal  dc  Henri 

irr.,  v.  4.  1744.) 
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Privy  purse  expenses.     See  Xicolas,  X.  H. ;  —  Madden,  F. 
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Prize  essays  on  a   Congress  of  nations.      Boston, 

1840.  8°. 
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—  LE    BEAU,    — .       Nouveau    code    cles    prises, 

ou  Recucil  des  edits,  etc.,  sur  la  course  et 
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struments  to  illustrate  the  hist,  and  practice  of 
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—  U.  S.    ConffresH.    Extracts  from   the  journal  of  Con 

gress  rel.  to  the  capture  and  condemnation  of 
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—  MARTENS,  G.  F.  de.      Les    armateurs,    les   prises,  etc. 

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a  sentence  of  condemnation,  efc.,  with  French  laws 
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—  XOTIFICATIONS,  etc.,  rel.  to  prize  subjects  during  the 

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committee  on  public  expenditure,  [on]  the  conduct 
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—  POTT.  J.  F.     Obs.  on  matters  of  prize   and  the  prac 

tice  of  the  admiralty  prize  courts.  London,  1810. 
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—  VAN  XESS,  W.  P.     Reports  of  two  cases  in   the  prize 

court  for  the  X.  Y.  district.  X.  Y.,  1814.  8°. 
(B  1437) 


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the  courts  of  trie  U.  S.  for  the  southern  dist. 
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See  also    Privateers;   —  (ilxo  Hendrick,  ship; 
—  Olive,  xhip;  —  ulxo  Olmstead,  G. 
Probabilities.    DKMOIVKE,  A.  Doctrine  of  chances. 
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—  PKEVOST,  I'.     Sur  les  principes  dc  la  theorie  des  gains 

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qua.'stionum  ex  calcnlo  probabilium.  (In  Ma  Opusc. 
aiialyt.,  v.  2.  1785.) 

—  CONUOKCET,  J.  A.  N.  C.  de.     Essai  sur  1'application 

<le  1'analyse  a  la  probability  des  decisions  rendues 
&  la  plurality  des  voix.  Paris,  1785.  4°. 

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ability.     (In  Roy.  Irish  Acad.    Trans.,  1794.  v.  5.) 

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probabilites.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb.., 
1795.) 

—  MASEKES,  F.      Doctrine  of  permutations  and 

combinations ;  a  part  of  the  doctrine  of 
chances  by  J.  Bernoulli  and  J.  Wallis,  etc. 
London,  1795.  8". 

—  PREVOST,  P.,  and  LIICILLIER,  S.    Surl'art  d'estimer 

la  probability  des  causes  par  lesefl'cts. —  Sur  1'utilite 
ct  I'etendue  du  prineipe  par  k'(|uel  on  cstime  la  pro- 
babilite  des  causes.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh., 
1796.)  —  Sur  1'application  du  calcul  des  probabilites 
a  la  valetir  du  tcmoiginige.  (In  1797.) 

-  LA  PLACE,  P.  S.     Essai  philosophique  sur  les 

probabilites,  [1814].    Seed.     Paris,  1825.  8". 

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des  probabilites.     Paris,  1816.  8". 

-  Lt'BiiocK,   Sir  J.  W.,  and   BETHUNE,  J.  E.  D. 

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Diff.  Usef.  Knowl.  Lib.  useful  knowl.) 

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don,  1838.  16°.     (Lardner.     Cab.  eye.) 

Theory  of  probabilities.  (In  Smedley,  E.,  and  others. 

Encycl.  metrop.,  v.  2.  1845.) 

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probabilites  appliquees  aux  sciences  morales 
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—  BOOLE,  G.  Investigation  of  the  laws  of  thought, 

on  which  are  founded  the  mathematical  theo 
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16°. 
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special  subject*. 
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[tr.]  by  M.  Schele  de  Vere.     N.  Y".,  1869.  8°. 
Problems.     See  alto  Dublin,  University  of;  —  also  Chess ; 

Geometry  ;  —  Mathematics. 
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5.  1833.) 

Probus,  Kmilius.     See  Nepos,  C. 
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Pamphleteer,  1813;  v.  1.  of  B  838) 
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London,  1729.  8°. 


Procedures  .tenues  a  1'endroit  de  ceux  de  la  religion 
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Proceedings  and  debates  of  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  in 
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Proceedings  in  Parliament,  1791-92,  rel.  to  the 
war  in  India ;  with  the  late  treaties,  etc. 
London,  1792.  8°. 

For  other  proceedings  of  Parliament  see  Great  Brit. 
(p.  1222);  —  for  proceedings  of  any  society  set:  the  name 
of  the  society. 

Proceedings  of  the  General  Court  Martial  convened 
for  the  trial  of  J.  Barron,  C.  Gordon,  W. 
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Proces  contre  Georges  Moreau,  et  autres,  prevenus 
de  conspiration  contre  la  personne  du  pre 
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Proces  of  the  seuyn  sages.  (In  Weber,  II.  Metrical  ro 
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Proces-verbal  du  sacre  dc  Philippe  I.  (In  Guizot.  Col. 
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Processional  romain.     See.  Catholic  Church  (p.  406). 

Prochaska,  Georg.  Functions  of  the  nervous  system.  (In 
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Prochazka,  L.  II.  Revelations  of  Hungary  ;  with 
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Procida,  Giovanni  da.  XOTIZIA  di  document!  spetti  a  P. 
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Proclamations  for  thanksgiving,     titt-  Hough,  F.  B. 

Procles  Carthaginirnxis.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr. 
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Proclus.  Five  hymns;  in  Greek,  with  poet,  version  by  T. 
Taylor.  (In  Sallustius  philosophus.  Gods  and 
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—  Institutio  theologiea.     (/wPlotinus.    Enneades.  1855.) 

—  Scholia  on  the  CratylUB  of  Plato.    (In  Plato.    Works; 

tr.  by  T.  Taylor,  v.  5.  1804.) 

—  Sphsera.     (In  Astronomica  vet.  script.  1589.) 

—  LEVEQUE,  J.  C.     Proclus  et  son  Dieu.    (In    his  La 

science  de  1'invisible.  1865.) 

—  MARINLS.    VitaProcli.    (In  Diogenes  Laertius.    De 

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v.  1,  2,  1729;  —  and  in  Niebuhr.  Byzant.  hist.,  v.  18- 

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—  (EuvrcH.     (In  Cousin,  L.     Hist,  de  Constantinople,  v. 

1.  1672.) 

—  'Ar««5or«,  ou  Histoire  secrete  de  Justinien  ;   tr. 

avec  notes  et  geographic  du  6e  siecle  et  revi 
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—  De  hello  Gothico  lib.  iv.    (In  Muratori,  L.  A.    Rer. 

Ital.  scr.,  v.  1.  1723.) 
Procopius  Pragensis.    Chronicon.     (In  Vienna.  K.  Ak.  d. 

Wiss.     Fontes  rer.  Atist.    Abth.  1856.) 
Procopius  (razmis.     Epistolae.   —  Fragmentum.     (In  Mai, 

A.  Class,  auct.,  v.  4.  1831.) —  Comment,  in  Genesim. 

—  Fragmentum  in  Canticum   Salomonis.     (In  v.  6.) 

—  Comment,  in  Salomonis   Proverbia.  —  Comment, 
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—  Panegyricus.     (In  Niebuhr.  Byzant.  hist.,  v.  14.  1829.) 

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Procter,  Adelaide  Anne.      Legends  and  lyrics.     N. 

Y.,  1858.  18°. 
Procter,  Edna  Dean.   A  Russian  journey.    Boston, 

1872  [18711.  16°. 
Proctor,  Bryan  Waller  (pseud.   Barry  Cornwall). 

Charles  Lamb  ;  a  memoir.  London,  1866.  8". 

—  Dramatic  scenes  ;  with  other  poems.     London, 

1857.  8°. 

—  Essays  and  tales  in  prose.  Bost.,  1853.  2  v.  16°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Genius  of  Shakspere.  —  Death  of 
friends.  —  Spanish  student.  —  A  short  mystery.  — 
Portrait  on  my  uncle's  snutt'-box.  —  Day  in  Venice.  — 
The  Stauntons.  —  Portraits.  —  The  prison-breaker.  — 
The  planter.  —  Vicissitudes  in  a  lawyer's  life.  —  The 
man-hunter.  —  Two  soldiers.  2.  Story  of  the  back 
room  window.  —  Chapter  of  fragments.  —  The  usher. 
—  M.  de  Beam.  —  The  happy  day.  —  English  tragedy. 


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—  Eng.  poetry.   —  Defence  of  poetry.   —   4  dramatic 
scenes. 

-  Lite  of  E.  Kean.     X.  Y.,  1835.  12°. 

—  Miramlola,  a  tragedy.    2d  ed.     Lond.,  1821.  8°. 

-  Poetical  works.     London,  1822.  3  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Dramatic  scenes  :  Two  dreams.  — 
Ludovlco  Sforza.  —  Lysander  and  lone.  —  Juan.  —  Love 
cured  by  kindness.  —  The  way  to  conquer.  —  Werner. 

—  Return  of  Mark  Antony.   —   The  hroken  heart.  — 
Miscel.   poems.       2.      Sicilian  story.   —  The  falcon.  — 
Diego  de  Montilla.   —   Worship  of  Dian.    —  Death  of 
Acis.  —  Gyges.  —  Miscl.  poems.      3.     Marcian  Colonua. 

—  Julian  the  apostate.  —  Amelia  Wentworth.  —  Rape 
of  Proserpine.  —  Miscel.  poems. 

Proctor,  George.    Fortification.     See  Mitchell,  C.  C. 
Proctor,  John  W.     Address  to  the  Dativers  Auxiliary  Soc. 

for     Suppressing     Intemperance,    Apr.     24,    1821. 

Salem,  1822.  8°.    (B  565) 

—  Address,     (hi  Danvers.     Account  of  the  cent,  celeb. 

1852.) 

Proctor,  Richard  Anthony.  Other  worlds  than 
ours  ;  the  plurality  of  worlds  studied  under 
the  light  of  recent  scientific  researches.  Lon 
don,  1870.  8°. 

-  Saturn  and  its  system.     London,  1865.  8°. 

-  Star  atlas  ;  with  introd.  2d  ed.  Lond.,  1870.  8°. 

-  The  sun  ;  ruler,  fire,  light,  and  life  of  the  plan 

etary  system.     London,  1871.  8°. 

—  Numerous  articles.]     (In  Cornhill  magazine.) 
Proctor,  Thomas,  cd.     Gorgious  gallery  of  gallant 

inventions.      London,  1578,   \repr.  1866].  4°. 

—  Same,     (hi  Park,  T.    Heliconia,  v.  1.  1815.) 

—  Triumph  of  truth,     (hi  Collier,   J.   P.     lllust.  of  old 

English  lit.,  v.  2.   1864.) 
Proctor.     See  af.no  Procter. 

Procureur  arbitre,  Le ;  comedic.     See  Poiason,  P. 
Prodicus.     WELCKEK,  F.  G.    Prodikos  der  Vorganger  des 

Sokrates.     (In  his  Kleiue  Schriften,  v.  2.  1845.) 
Prodigies.      OBSEQUENS,  J.    De  prodigiis.     (In  his  Quae 

supersunt.  1720;  1772;  —  and  in  Maximus,  V.    De 

dictis,  v.  3.  1823.) 
Prodigo,  II;  commedia.    See  Goldoni,  C. 

Prodromus,  Theodorus.      STI'XOI  Kara  unpiKT}v  en-io-TTJ/ouji'  eis 

TOU;  /xi^uv.    (Jn  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.    Not., 
v.  11.  1829.) 

Profanity,  Profane  swearing.  APPLE-TON,  N. 
Plain  testimony;  discourses.  Boston,  1765.  8°. 
(B  42,  212) 

—  BECON,  T.    Invective  against  swearing.    (In  his  Early 

works.  1843.) 

—  FOWLER,  E.,  Bp.   Vindication  of  an  undertaking  [for] 

suppressing  debauchery  and  profaneness.     Loud., 
161J2.  4".     (B  1398) 

—  POWER  of  instruction ;  or,  The  guilty  tongue. 

Boston,  [1825?].   18°. 

—  SERMON  in   praise  of  swearing.     Boston,   1767.    12°.- 

(C63) 

—  WOODS,  L.     Two  sermons  on  profane  swearing,  Apr. 

4.    Newburyport,  1799.  8°.    (B  846) 

Note.     For  the  morality  of  swearing  allegiance 
or  as  witness,  etc.,  see  Oaths. 
Profession  is  not  principle  ;  by  [Miss  G.  Kennedy]. 

From  2dEdin.  ed.     Boston,  1824.  16°. 
Professional  survey  of  the  old  and    new  London 

bridges.     London,  1831.  8°. 
Professor,  The;  by  (Jurrer    Bell  [Mrs.C.  B.  Nich- 

olls].     N.  Y.,  1857.  12°. 

Professor  at  the  breakfast  table.     See  Holmes,  O.  W. 
Professor's  story,  The;  by  O.  W.  Holmes.     (In  Atlantic 

monthly,  v.  5,  6,  7.  1860-61.) 

Note.     Afterward  published  as  'Elsie  Vernier'. 
See  Holmes,  O.  W.  (p.  1435). 
Profezie  cvangeliche  d'Isaia,  Le.     See  Zeno,  A. 
Profils  et  grimaces ;    par   A.    Vacquerie.       Paris, 

1856.  18°. 

Progettista,  II.     See  Nota,  A. 
Progneus,  Ottomar.     See  Nachtigall,  O. 
Prognosticante,  fanatico,  II ;  commedia.     See  Giraud,  G. 
Prognostics.     De  observatione  lunae  et  quid  cavendum  sit. 

(In  Cockayne,  O.     Leechdoms,  etc.,  v.  3.  1866.) 
Progress.     A'BOUT,  E.  F.  V.     Le  progres.     N.  Y., 

1864.   18". 

—  SPENCEK,  H.     Progress:  its  law  and  cause.     (In  his 

Univ.  progress.  1864.) 


Progress   and    present  position    of  Russia    in  the 

East.     London,  1836.  8°.     (B  1123) 
-     Same.     2(1  ed.      London,  1838.   8". 

Progress  of  piety.     See  Norden,  J. 

Progress  of  Pilgrim  Good-Intent  in  Jacobinical 
times;  [by  M.  A.  Burgess].  2d  Amer.  from 
5th  Eng.  ed.  Charlestown,  1801.  12°. 

—  Another  copy.     (B  474) 

Progress  of  science.  The;  poem.     See.  Dexter,  S. 
Progressive      Friends.      Pennsylvania      Yearly    Sleeting. 

Proceedings,    incl.    four    sermons    by    T.    Parker. 

N.  Y.,  1858.  8°.    (B  1968) 
Prohibited  books.     COXGREGATIO  INDICIS  Lrtmo- 

RUM  PROHIBITOB.CM.     Index  libr.  probibito- 

rum.     Roma>,  1786.  8°. 
Catalogue  des  ouvrages  mis  a  Fliulex.    Paris, 

1826.   8". 

See  also  Books  condemned  to  be  burned. 
Prohibition.    ANDREW,  J.  A.     Errors  of  prohibition ;  ar 
gument  before  a  comm.  of  the  Gen.  Court,  Apr.  3. 

Boston.  1867.  8°.     (B  1928) 
—   SPRAGUE,  P.     Argument  upon  the  memorial  of  II.  G. 

Otis  and  others.     Boston,  1839.  8°.     (B  1748) 
Projectiles.     CHARRIN,  L.  J.  G.     Notice    sur  tine 

nouvelle  balle  de  carabine.     Paris,  1866.   12°. 

-  LOMBARD,  J.  S.     Tables  du  tir  des   canons  et 

des  obusiers.     Dijon,  1787.  8°. 

Traite  du  mouvement  des  projectiles  appl.  ati 

tir  des  bouchcs  ;\  feu.    Dijon,  an  v  [1797].   S". 

—  SCOFFERX,  J.     Projectile  weapons  of  war,  and 

explosive  compounds.     London,  1845.  8". 

Same.     3d  ed.,  rev.     London,  1858.  8°. 

See  alxo  Boomerang. 

Prokesch  von  Osten,  Anton.  Freiherr  von.  Niehtbekannte 
europaisch-griechische  Miinzen.  (hi  Berlin.  Ak. 
d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1845.)  —  Ueher  die  Milnzen  Athens. 
(In  1848.) 

Prola,  Carlo.    AMATO,  G.  d'.    (In  his  Panteon,v.2.  1851.) 
Proles,   Andreas.      Ain   innige  ler  Wye  man  sich 
halten  sol   bey  der  teuff  der  kinde.      [Colo 
phon:]   Augsp.,  1506.  4°. 

—  Sermon    vom    ersten    Sontag    nach    Trinitatis 

angefangen,  collectore  Syluio.   Ed.  2a.    [Col 
ophon:]   Dressden,  1531.  8". 

—  Sermones    dominicalcs  durch    Syluiu   zussiune 

gelesen  vri  gemehrt ;  auch  die  ausslegug  Lu- 

thers  widerlegt.  n.p.,  1532.  4". 
.Same,  with    add.    of    a    1th    and   8th   sermon. 

[Colophon  :]   Lip's.,  1533.  4". 
Prolix,  Peregrine.     See  Nicklin,  P.  H. 
Prologue  and  epilogue,  spoken  [by  Garrick]  at  the  opening 

of  Drury  Lane.     London,  1747.  4°.    (A  71) 
Promathidas  Jleracleota.  Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.   Frngtn. 

hist.  Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 
Promenade  du  sceptique,  La;    ou   Les  allees.   1747.      (In 

Diderot,  D.     Mem.,  v.  4.  1831.) 
Promenades  dans  Rome.     See  Beyle,  M.  H. 
Promerops.      FERUSSAC,  J.  B.   S.  d'A.,  baron   de, 

and  VIEILLOT,  L.  P.       Ilistoire  nat.  des  P., 

etc.     Paris,  1802.  4°. 
Promessi  sposi,  I ;  da  A.  Manzoni.  9a  ed.   Parizi, 

1830.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Eng.     The  betrothed.     London,  1853.   12". 
Prometeo,  De  la  estatua  de;  comedia.     See  Calderon  de  la 

Barca,  1*. 

Prometheus  bound.     See  Browning,  E.  B. 
Prometheus  unbound  ;  a  lyrical  drama.     See  Shelley,  1'.  H. 
Promis,  Carlo.     Dell'  antica  citta  di  Luni  e  del  suo  stato 

presente.     (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  ser.  2,  v. 

1.  1839.) 

—  Necrologia  di  C.   Saluzzo.     (In  Archivio   stor.   ital., 

app.,    v.  9.  1853.)  —  Necrologia   di   A.    Hicci.      (In 

v.  16.  1862.) 
Promis,  Domenico  Casimiro.     Monete  ossidionali  del  Pie- 

rnonte.     (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  39.  1836.) 
Promises,  Divine.      LEIGH,  E.     A  treatise  of   the 

divine  promises.   3d  ed.     London,  1650.    12°. 
Proneurs,  Les;  comedie.     See  Dorat,  C.  J. 
Pronner,     Christoph.       Delineatio     Hesso-Daimstatliensis. 

n.p.,  1754.     (E  94) 


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PROSE 


Pronouns.  HI:MBOM>T,  W.  von.  Uebcr  die  Verwandt- 
schaft  der  Ortsadverblen  mil  dem  I'ronomen  in  eini- 
gen  Spiachen.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh., 
1829.) 

Pronti,'l)oinciiico.    Xuova  rnccolta  di  lOOvedutine 

antiche  della  cittu  di  Roma.  Tome  1.    Koniii, 

1795.   f". 
Pronville,   Bonnaire   de.      Pouvoir   logislatif  sous 

Charlemagne.     Brunswick,  1800.  2  v.  8°. 
Prony,  Gaspard  Cluir   Francois    Marie   Kiche   de. 

Description  desmarais  pontins.     Paris,  1822. 

4°  and  Atlas  f°. 

—  Instruction  sur  I'ouvrage  dc  M.  do  Sept- Fontaines  et 

sur  la  cubature  des  bois  in  general.  (In  Encyclo 
pedia  method.,  v.  68,  2e  pt.  1815.) 

-  Lecons  de  mecanique  analytique.   Paris,  1810- 

1.5.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Mecanique     philosophique.       Paris,    an     vin 

[1800].  4°. 

—  Xouvelle    architecture     hydraulique.       Paris. 

1790-90.  2  v.  4". 

—  Rapport  sur  la  construction  dc  petites  machines  a  feu. 

n.p.,  1809.  4°.     (A  J.O) 

-  Recherches  physico-mathcmat.  sur   la    thcorie 

des  eaux  cuurantes.     Paris,  1804.  4°. 
Proof.     Ste  Evidence  ;  —  Logic. 
Proper  answer  to   'An  apology  for  the  conduct  of  a  late 

celebrated  second-rate   minister'.     2d  ed.     London, 

1748.  8".     (B698) 
Proper  names.     See  Names. 
Propertius,  Sextus  Aurelius.  [Elegi;r> ;  cum  interp. 

Ant.  Volsei.    t.p.rc.    [Yenetiis,  1488.1    f". 

-  Elegise.     (In  Catullus,  Q.  V.     Opera.  1772.) 

-  Elegiarum  libri  iv ;   ace.  imitationes.     Parisiis, 

1832.  8".     (Lemaire.  Bibl.  class.  Lat.) 

-  Elegiarum    libri  iv ;    ed.  G.  A.  15.  Hertzbcrg. 

Kalis,  1843-45.  3  v.  8". 

-  Elegiac;  ed.  H.  Keil.     Lips.,  1857.  16°. 

-  Eng.  Elegies,  Tlie  ;   [with]  Satyricon  of  Petro- 

nius  Arbiter  and  the  Kisses  of  Johannes 
Secundus  ;  [also]  The  love  epistles  of  Aris- 
taenetus;  tr.  by  R.  B,  Sheridan  and  Halhed; 
ed.  by  W.  Kelly.  London,  Bohn,  1854.  8°. 

-  French.     Elegies  ;  tr.  par  P.  de  Longchamps. 

Paris,  1802.  2  v.  8°. 

—  PRESTON,  W.    On  the  hist,  of  antient  amatory  writers, 

and  the  comparative  merits  of  Ovid,  Tibullus.  and 
P.     (In  Royal  Irish  Acad.     Trans.,  v.  9.  1803.) 
Property.     SELLE,  C.  G.     Ueber  Eigenthum.     (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,    1792-97.)  —  Sur  la 
propriete.      (In  1796.) 

—  LIBBER,  F.      Essay  on  property    and   labour. 

N.  Y.,  [184-].  12°.  (Harper's  fam.  lib., 
v.  146.) 

-  PROUDHOX,  P.  J.     Qu'est-ce  que  la  propriete? 

lemem.     Paris,  1841.  12°. 

Same.     [Nouv.  ed.]     Paris,  1848.   12°. 

Lettre  a  M.  Blanqui  sur  la  propriete.    2e  mem. 

Paris,  1841.   12". 
Same.     [Nouv.  ed.]     Paris,  1848.   12°. 

—  AHKENS,  H.     Theorie  generale  ou  rationnelle   de  la 

propriete.  —  Philosophic  de  1'hist.  de  la  propriete. 
—  1'olitiquc  de  la  propriete.  (In  his  Droit  naturel. 
1844.) 

-  THIEBS,  A.     Du  droit  do  propriete.     (In  Paris.  Inst 

Ac.  d.   Sci.      Petits  trailer,    v.  5,   6.  1848;   —  and     \ 
Mem.,  v.  7.  1850.)      . 

-  GR.  BKIT.     Ho.  of  Com.     Report  of  the  select    I 
committee  on  the  income  and  property  tax. 
[London,]  1861.   P. 
See  also  Socialism. 

Property  law.  BAUDI  DI  YESME,  C.,  and  FOSSALI, 
S.  Vicende  della  proprieta  in  Italia  dalla  cadtita  dell' 
Imp.  Romano  lino  allo  s-tabilimento  del  feudi.  (In 
Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  30.  1836.) 

—  TROPLOSU,   R.   T.     De    la  propriete   d'apres   le  code 

civil.     (In   Paris.  Inst.    Ac.  d.  Sci.     Petits  traitea, 
v.  2.  1848  ;  —  and  Mem  ,  v.  7.  1850.) 
305.     (20.  12.  79.) 


-  STJODEN,  E.  B.,  Ld.  St.  Leonards.     Handy  book 

on  property  law.  2d  ed.  Edin.,  1858.  16°. 
See  also  Conveyances  ;  —  Derelict  property  ;  —  De 
vises  ;  —  Dilapidations  ;  —  Distresses  ;  —  Domain ;  — 
Estates;  —  Inheritance;  —  Insurance ;  — Land  ten 
ure  ;  —  Leases ;  —  Mortgages ;  —  Mortmain ;  —  Pre 
scription  ;  —  Usufruct. 

Prophecies.  CLEOMBROTVS.  Most  strange  predic 
tions  in  1272  on  29  kings  of  Eng.  London,  1679. 
4°.  (B12) 

-  RELATION  of  several  hundred  of  children  and  others 

that  prophesy  in  their  sleep.     Lond.,  1689.  4°.    (B  8) 

—  SMITH,  J.,  d.  1656.     Disc,  on  prophecy.     (In  Watson, 

R.      Col.  of  theol.  tracts,  v.  4.  1791.) 

—  CHAIJNCY,  C.     Wonderful  narrative  of  French  proph 

ets,  etc.  [1688]  ;  with  an  app.  Bost.,  1742.  16°.  (C  51) 

-  EXAMINATION  of   Lord  Bolingbroke's  'Letters 

on  history.'     2d  ed.     London,  1753.   16°. 

-  ERNESTI,    J.   A.      Elements    df   interpretation 

[1761]  ;  tr.  by  M.Stuart.  Andover,  1822.  12°. 

—  DIVINE  providence  visibly  engaged  in  fulfilling  Script 

ure  prophecies  which  relate  to  the  purity,  etc.,  of 
the  Church  of  God,  in  the  latter  days.  Boat.,  1762.  8°. 
(B  659) 

—  DBLLINGEH,  J.  J.  I.  von.   Dor  Weissagungsglaube  und 

das   Prophetenthum  in  der  christlichen   Zeit.    (In 
Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1870.) 
Sfe  also  Bible.    PROPHETICAL    BOOKS    (p.  275);  — 
Christianity.  Evidences;  —  Divination;  —  Jesus.  Mes- 
niahthip. 

Prophetess,  The.     See  Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J. 
Propontis.     See  Marmora,  Sea  of  (p.  1869);  —  also  (p.  310) 

Black  Sea  (LECHEVALLIER). 

Proportion  (in  arf).  HAY,  D.  R.  Proportion ;  or, 
Geometric  principle  of  beauty  analysed. 
Edin.,  1843.  4". 

Science  of  those  proportions  [of]  the  human 

head  represented  in  Greek  art.  London, 
1849.  4°. 

-  STORY,  W.  W.      Proportions   of    the    human 

figure.     London,  1866.  8°. 
Proportion  (in  mathematics).     EMERSON,  W.    The 

doctrine  of  proportion,  arithmetical  and  geo 
metrical.     London,  1763.  8°. 
Propos  de  ville  et  propos  de  theatre;  par  H.  Mur- 

ger.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1862.  12°. 
Proposal  of  union  amongst  Protestants,  from  the  last  will 

of  Dr.  Sands,  etc.     n.t.p.  [16—  ?]  f°.    (A  54) 
Proposals    for  a  plan   towards  reconciliation  and    re-union 

with  thirteen  provinces  of  America.   Lond.,  1778.  8° 

(B  388) 
Proposals  for  printing   the   hist,    of   T.   Trowel  [Thomas 

Dawes],  and  J.  Bluster  [James  Otisl.  n.t.p.     [Bos 
ton,  1761.]  12°.    (B659) 
Proposals  for  uniting  the  English  colonies  in  America,  etc. 

London,  1757.  8°.    (B  742) 
Proposed   memorial   to    Congress    [against    privateering]. 

n.p.,  [1819.]  8".    (B  448,  536,  1492) 
Proposed  treaty  with  Texas;  the  annexation  of   Louisiana 

a    precedent    against    the  constitutionality   of   the 

treaty  with  Texas.     Phila.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1510) 
Proposition     for  the   present  peace  and  future  gov.  of  the 

Brit,  colonies  in  N.  America.     London,  [17751.  8°. 

(B  681) 
Proprietors  of  the  Central  Locks  and  Canals  on  Conn. 

River.     MASS.  (fen.  Court.    Act  to  incorporate  the 

Prop,   of  the  Centr.   Locks  and  Canals    on    Conn. 

River,     n.p.,  [tS28].  8°.     (E  288) 
Proprietors  of    the    Locks  and   Canals    on    Merrimack 

River.     Bye-laws,  Aug.  8.    Newburyport,  1792.  8°. 

(B  699) 

—  Report  of  a  committee  on  the  Boston  and   Lowell  R. 

R.;  [by  T.  Motley].     Boston.  1831.  8°.    (B  953) 
Proprietors  of  the  Second  Turnpike  Road  in  N.  H.     Act 

of  incorporation  and  bye-laws.     Amherst,  1804.   8°. 

(DOT) 
Proscription.      RAYNAL,    T.    G.     Des   assassinats   et   des 

vols  politiques,  ou  des  proscriptions  et  des  confisca 
tions.     Londres,  1795.  8°.     (C  165) 
Prose  by  a  poet  [J.  Montgomery].     London,  1824. 

2  v.   12°. 
Prose  fiorentine  ;  rac.  [per  C.  R.  Dati].  Ed.  nov. 

Venezia,  1751-54.  5  pts.  in  18  v.  4°. 

Note.    For  contents  nee  Dati,  C.  R. 
Prose  italianc.     See  Raccolta  di  prose  ital. 


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PRGT.  EPJSC.  CHURCH 


Prosecution.  PULLING,  Strg.,  and  others.  The  most 
exped.  mode  of  introd.  into  Kng.  a  system  of  public 
P.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.  1869.) 
Pro-slavery  argument ;  cont.  essays  by  W.  Harper, 
J.  H.  Hammond,  W.  G.  Simms,  and  T.  11. 
Dew.  Phila.,  1853.  8°. 

Prosody.  STEELE,  J.  Prosodia  rationalis  ;  an  es 
say  towards  establishing  the  melody  and 
measure  of  speech,  t.p.w.  [Lond.,  1775.]  8°. 

See  also  Accent ;  —  Metres. 

For  the  prosody  of  any  language  nee  the  name  of  the 
language,  or  of  the  country  in  which  it  is  spoken,  as 
English  language;  —  Latin  language  ;  —  France  ;  — 
Greece ;  —  Italy. 

Prospect,  Conn.  BRONSON,  H.  (In  his  Hist,  of  Water- 
bury.  1858.) 

Prospect  before  U.  S.,  The;  by  [J.  T.  Callender]. 
Richmond,  1800-01.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.    Vol.  1.     (B  983) 

Prospect  of  reform  in  Europe;  [by  E.  Everett].  3d  ed. 
London,  1831.  8°.  (B  1019) 

Prospect  of  the  consequences  of  the  present  conduct  of 
Gr.  Brit,  towards  Amer.  London,  1776.  8°.  (B  467) 

Prospect,  The;  or,  Reunion  of  Brit,  and  Amer.;  poem. 
London,  1785.  4°.  (A  15) 

Prospective  review  ;  a  quarterly  journal  of  theol. 
and  lit.  Vol.  7-10.  Lond*.,  1851-54.  4  v.  8°. 
A'olf.  A  continuation  of  the  Christian  teacher, 
and  succeeded  by  the  National  review. 

Prospects  on  the  Rubicon;  or,  An  investigation  into  the 
causes  and  consequences  of  the  politics  to  be  agi 
tated  at  the  meeting  of  Par!.;  [by  T.  Paine].  Dub 
lin,  1788.  8°.  (B  751) 

Prosper.  Chronicon,  378-455.  (In  Bouquet,  M.  Recueil 
des  hist.,  v.  1.  1869:  —  and  in  Graevius,  J.  G.  Thes. 
antiq.  Rom.,  v.  11.  1699.) 

—  Chronicon,  381-448.     (In  Eusebius.    Chronicon.  1484.) 

—  Exhortatio  ad  conjugem.     (In  Lemaire.     Poetse  Lat. 

min.,v.  2.  1824.     Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 
Note.     On  the  distinction  between  Prosper  Aquitanus 
and  Prosper  Tyro  see  Smith.  Diet.,  in.,  549. 
Prosser,  Richard.     Sermon,  Feb.  13,  fast  [day].     London, 

1801.  4°.    (B  1258) 

Prostate  gland.  HOME,  Sir  E.  Practical  obs.  on  the 
treatment  of  diseases  of  the  prostate  gland. 
London,  1811.  8°. 

—  STAFFORD,  R.  A.   Treatment  of  some  affections 

of  the  prostate  gland.     London,  1840.  8°. 
Prostitution.     FIELDING,  J.     Plan  for  a  reforma 
tory  for  deserted  girls  and  penitentprostitutes. 
[London,]  1758.  8°. 

—  ADDRESS  to  the  Guardian  Society.     (In  Pamphleteer, 

1818;  v.  11  of  B  838) 

—  McnowAi.L,  J.  R.    Magdalen  facts,     [X.  Y.,  1832.]  8°. 

(B  1760) 

—  PARENT- DUCHATELET,  A.  J.   B.     Prostitution 

dans  la  ville  de  Paris.  [1836.]  2e  ed.  Paris, 
1837.  2  v.  8°. 

Same.     3e  ed.  [avec]  notes  par  A.  Tribuchet 

et  Poirat-Duval ;  suivie  d'un  precis  sur  la 
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—  TAIT,  W.     Inquiry  into  prostitution    in  Edin 

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—  MAYHKW,  II.     London  labor :  Those  that  will 

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Protection  and  free  trade  compared  in  their  influence  on 
nat.  industry  and  the  balance  of  wealth  and  power. 
Salem,  1846.  8°.  (B  1514) 

See  alto  Free  trade ;  —  Tariff ;  —  Timber. 
Protestant,  The;  by  [A.  E.]  Bray.   Londdh,  1845. 

16°.     (Novels*  v.  3.) 
Protestant  annual ;  ed.  by  C.  Sparry.   N.Y.,  1847. 

8  . 

Protestant  Churches.     See  Protestantism. 
Protestant  Dissenter's  maga/.ine.     Vol.  1-6.     Jan. 

1794  -  Dec.  1799.     London,  n.d.  6  v.  8°. 
Protestant  Episc.  Ch.  for  the  Advancement  of  Christian 
ity  in  Penn.,  Soc.  of  the.    Set  Society  of  the  Prot 
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Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the  U.  S.  Board 
of  Missions.  Proc.,  2d  an.  meeting,  Bait.  N.  Y., 
1837.  8°.  (B  1169) 

Proc.,  4th  an.  meeting,  New  Haven.    X.  Y.,  1SD9.  8°. 

(B 1144) 

Proc.     X.  Y.,  1842.  8°.     (B  1183) 

—    Constitutions  and  Canons.    Constitution  and  canons, 

1789-1804.     X.  Y.,  1805.  8°.     (B  459) 

Canons  for  the  government  of  the  Ch.  with  the  con 
stitution,  etc..  of  the  Church.  X.  Y.,  1SUS.  8°.  (B  237, 
291) 

Canons,    ttc.',     being   substance   of    various   canons 

adopted  in  gen.  conventions,  1789-1838;  annexed, 
the  constitution  of  18U4.  Xew  York,  1838.  8°. 
(B  1137) 

Digest  of  the  canons,  passed   at   the  gen.  convention 

of  1859,  62,  65,  68;  with  the  constitution.  (In 
Churchman's  year  book,  1871.) 

—  Coiirention,  1784',  85.  REMARKS  on  the  proceedings 
of  the  Episcopal  Conventions,  for  forming  an  Amer 
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1789.    Journal,  Phila.     Phila.,  1790.  8°.     (B  237,  289) 

Journal,  Phila.     Phila.,  1795.  8°.     (B  237) 
Journal,  Phila.     Philn.,  1799.  8°.     (B  237) 
Journal,  Trenton.     X.  Y.,  1801.  8°.     (B  237) 
Journal,  Xew  Haven.  X.Y.,1811.  8°.     (B  237) 
Journal,  X.  Y.     X.  Y.,  1817.  8°.    (B  291) 


Journal.  Phila.     X.  Y.,  1823.  8°.     (B  1769) 

Journal,  Phila.     X.  Y.,  1826.  8°.     (W  14) 

Journal,  N.  Y.     N.  Y.,  1832.  8". 

Boston,  1837.  8°.     (B  1170) 
X.Y.,  1838.  8°.     (B1137) 


1795. 

1799. 

1801. 

1811. 

1817. 

1823. 

1826. 

—  -  1832. 

1837.    Journal,  Camb. 

1838.     Journal,  Phila. 

1853.     Journal,  N.  Y.    Phila.,  1854.  8°. 

1865.     Journal,  Phila.     Boston,  1865.  8°. 

—  General  Theological  Stminar;/.     Abstract  of  the  pro 

ceedings  of  the  trustees.  X.' Y.,  1824.  8°.  (B  291)  — 
1825.  X.  Y.,  1825.  8°.  (B  290) 

Address  to  Episcopalians.  Xew  York,  1817.  8°. 

(B  290) 

TURNER,  S.  H.  Introductory  discourse  at  the  open 
ing  of  the  Seminary,  Sept.  13.  Hartford.  1820.  8°. 
(B  290) 

—  House  of  Bishops.      Pastoral  letter.      X.  Y.,  1808.  8°. 

(B  290) 

COLLECTION  of  tracts  from  the  late  newspapers,  on 

Protestant  bishops  in  Amer.  colonies.  Vol.1.  X.  Y., 
1768.  8°.  (B  988) 

Liturgies  and  Ritual.    Book  of  common  prayer 

as  revised  and  proposed  at  convention,  1'hila., 
1785.     Phila.,  1786.  12°. 
London,  1789.    12°. 
With  psalms  in  metre.     N.  Y.,  1800. 


Same. 

Same. 

12°. 
Same. 

N.  Y 


"With     col.    of    psalms    and    hymns. 
1827.   12°. 
Iroqitois.       Compiled    by    S.    Davis.       N.  Y., 

1837.   12°. 

Hymns.     3d  ed.     Newburyport,  1811.  18°. 

Morning  and  evening  prayer  with  hymns;   [tr.  into 

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Another  <opy.     (B  291) 

FULLER,  S.     Origin  and  uses  of  the  [Apostles'  and 

Nicene]  creeds.    Bost.,  1849.  12°.    (B  1385) 
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essay  to  conversion,  prayers,  etc.     Bridgeport,  1801. 

8°.     (D  33) 
YOUTH'S  manual ;  cont.  the  catechism,  explanation  of 

the  festivals,  etc. ;  pref.,  a  form  of  prayer.     Boston, 

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Doctrine. 

-  EPISCOPAL   manual,  The;    attempt  to    explain 

the  doctrine,  etc.,  of  the  Prot.  Episc.  Ch. 
Phila.,  1815.  12". 

—    SEKIOLS  call  to  those  who  arc  without  the  pale  of  the 
Kpisc.  Oh.     M.  />  ,  [182-?].  8°.     (C  198) 

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(B  339) 

-  REPLY  to  the  Review  of  Dr.  Wyatt's  sermon  and  Mr. 

Sparks'  letters  on  the  Church.  Boston,  1821.  8°. 
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History. 

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the  Trot.  Episc.  Ch.  in  Va.';  add.  the  'Journals  of  the 
conventions  in  Va.'  Vol.  2  contains  'Rise,  etu.,  of  the 
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-  -  and  PERRY,  W.  S.       Documentary  history  of 

the  Church  :  Connecticut.  N.  Y.,  1863-64. 
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-  HOUART,  J.  II.    Origin,  character,  and  situation  of  the 

Prot.  Episc.  Ch.  in  U.  S.;  sermon.     N.  Y.,  18U.  8°. 
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--  Same.     Phila.,  1814.  8°. 

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in  the  U.  S.     Phila.,  1820.  8°. 

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Territory    by    order    of    the    committee    of 
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See  also  Board  of  Missions  (p.  2428). 
Miscellaneous   works. 

-  ADDRESS. to  the  ministers  and  congregations   of  the 

Presbyterian  and  Independent  persuasions  in  U.  S.; 
by  a  member  of  the  Episcopal  Church,  n.p.,  1790. 
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-  BOWDEN,  J.     Letter  from  a  churchman  to  his  friend  in 

New  Haven,  cont.  strictures  on  a  pamphlet  signed 
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-  WILBERFORCK,  JBp.  8.      Iteproof  of  the  Amer.  Ch. 

N.  Y.,  1846.  8°.    (B  1476) 

-  CHURCHMAN'S   year    book  ;    by  W.   S.    Perry. 

Hartford,  1871.   12°. 

-  Diocese  of  Alabama.     Journal  of  the  proc.  of 

the  30th  aim.  convention  in  Montgomery, 
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-  Diocese  of    Connecticut.     Address  of  the  convention 

of  the  Prot.  EpU.  Ch.  in  Conn,  to  their  Bishop; 
and  the  Bishop's  answer.  (In  Jarvis.  A.  Charge 
to  the  clergy.  1798.) 

-  -  Journal    of    the    annual    conventions  of    the 

diocese  of  Conn.,  1792-1820.  New  Haven, 
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-  -  DAVENPORT,  J.,  and  BUCKINGHAM,  S.    Paper  resp. 

the  Episc.  controversy  in  Conn.,  1722.  (In  Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  14.  1816.) 

-  -  HAWKS,  F.  L.,  and  PERRY,  W.  S.     Documen 

tary  hist,  of  the  Prot.  Episc.  Church  in  the 
U.S.,  cont.  documents  cone,  the  Church  in 
Conn.  N.  Y.,  1863-64.  2  v.  8°. 

-  -  NEW  YORK  AND  PHILA.  SYNODS  AND  CONNECT 

ICUT  ASSOCIATION,  CONVENTION  OF.  Min 
utes,  1766-75.  Hartford,  1843.  8°. 

-  -  PAPERS   resp.  the  Episc.  controversy   in  Conn.  1722.. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  12.  1814.) 

-  Diocese  of  Delaware.    JOURNAL  of  proc.  of  43d  ann. 

convention,  Lewes,  June  8.  Wilmington,  1833.  8° 
(B  1169)  —  44th,  Smyrna,  June  7.  Wilmington, 
1834.  8°.  (B  1170) 


—  Eastern  Diocese.     Journal  of  convention,  New  Bed 

ford.     Boston,  1837.  8°.     (B  1170) 

CONSIDERATIONS  on  the  E.  D.     Boston,  1837.  8°.    (B 

1128,  1732) 

—  Diocese   of  Florida.     Proceedings  in  organizing   the 

diocese;  and  journ.  of  the  primary  convention    in 
Jan.,  Tallahasse.     Tallahasse,  1838.  8°.     (B  1732; 
—   Diocese  of  Maine.     Abstract  of  journals  of  the  con 
ventions,  1820-2!!.     Portland,  1830.  12°.     (C  180) 

Journal   of  the   proc.   of   the   14th    an.   convention, 

Portland.  Portland,  1833.  8°.  (B  1170)  —  [loth], 
Westbrook.  Port!.,  1834.  8°.  (B  1170) 

BALLARD,  K.    Early  history.  (In  Maine.  Hist.  Soc. 

Col.,  v.  6.  1859.) 

—  Diocese  of  Maryland.     Journal  of    convention,   Eas- 

ton,  June  12-14.  Annap.,  1816.  8°.  (W  1)  —  Fred- 
ericktown,  June  4th  -  6th,  1817.  Annap.,  1817.  8°. 
(W  1)  —  Baltimore.  June  16-18.  Bait.,  1824.  8". 
(W  14)  —  Easton,  May  28,  29,  30.  Bait.,  1834.  8°. 
(B  1170) 

HAWKS,  F.  L.  History.  (In  bin  Contributions,  v.  2. 

1839.) 

HAWLEY,  W.  Letter  to  Rev.  J.  Kemp,  and  an  add. 

to  the  congregation  of  St.  John's  Ch.,  Wash.  Wash 
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—  Diocese  of  Mass.    Journal  of  an.  convention,  Boston, 

June  15,  16.     Camb.,  1831.  8°.    (D  1018) 
Journal  of  47th  ami.  convention,  Boston,  June  21-22. 

Boston,  1837.  8°.     (B  1144) 
Journal  of   50th-76th   convention.      Boston, 

1840-66.  27  v.  8°. 
HOPKINS,   J.   II.      Defence  of  the  convention  of   the 

Protestant   Episcopal    Church.       Boston,    1832.    8°. 

(B1061) 

—  Diocese  of  Michigan.     Journal  of  1st   an.  convention, 

Munroe,  May  3.     Detroit,  1834.  8°.    (B  1170) 

See  nlao  Trustees  of  Donations  to  the  Prot. 
Epis.  Ch. 

—  Diocese  of  N.  H.    Journal  of  the  33d,  37th  convention, 

Hopkinton,  June  26,  18:53,  June  28,  1837.  Concord, 
1833-37.  2  v.  8°.  (B  1169)  —  34th,  Portsmouth,  May 
28.  Concord,  1834.  8°.  (B  1169)  —  3,">th,  Portsmouth, 
Sept.  30.  Boston,  1835.  8°.  (B  1169) 

—  Diocese  of  N.  J.     Journal  of  proc.  of  convention,  Bur 

lington,  Aug.  20-21,  1817.  New  Brunswick,  1817.  8°. 
(B1170) 

See  alxo  Diocese  of  N.  Y.  and  N.  J. 

—  Diocese  of  N.   Y.      Constitution  and    canons    of    the 

Church.     N.  Y.,  1812.  8°.    (B  237,  W  1) 

Journals  of  the  conventions,  1785-1819.   N.Y., 

1844.  8°. 

Journal  of  annual  convention,  1808,  1811,  1812.     N. 

Y.,  1808-12.  8°.  (B  237)  —  1817.  N.  Y.,  1817.  8°. 
(B  1002)  — Albany,  1819.  N.  Y.,  1819.  8°.  (B291)  — 
48th,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  3,  4.'N.  Y.,  1833.  8°.  (B  1169) 
HOBART,  J.  Statement  addressed  to  the  Episcopal 
ians  in  N.  Y.,  rel.  to  some  recent  events  in  the  Ch. 
N.  Y.,  1812.  8°.  (B  237,  290) 

See  also  Protestant  Episc.  Clerical  Assoc.  of 
the  City  of  N.  Y. 

—  Dioceses  of  N.  Y.  nit'!  N.  J.     Address  from  the  clergy 

of  New  York  and  New  Jersey  to  the  Episcopalians 
in  Virginia;  on  some  transactions  rel.  to  an  Amer. 
Episcopate.  N.  Y.,  1771.  8°.  (B  251,  289) 

—  Diocese  of  N.  Carolina.     Journal  of  the  17th  ann.  con 

vention,  Warrenton.  Fayetteville,  1833.  8°.  (B1170) 
—  18th,  Washington.  Fayetteville,  1834.  8°.  (B  1170) 

Diocese  of  Ohio.  Appeal  in  behalf  of  the  diocese  of 

Ohio,  in  the  Western  territory  of  the  U.  S.  n.t.p. 
[1824?]  8°.  (B  566) 

Journal  of  the  5th  annual  convention,  Worthington. 

Delaware,  1822.  8°.  (B  291)  —  14th,  16th,  Gambler. 
Gambler,  1831-33.  2v.  8°.  (B  1170) 

DUCACHET,  H.  W.  Substance  of  remarks  on  Epis. 

resignations  and  other  points  of  the  Ohio  question, 
N.  Y.,  Oct.  1832.  Norfolk,  1833.  8°.  (B  1390) 

Diocese  of  Penn.  Decision  of  the  bishops  who  united 

in  the  consecration  of  II.  U.  Onderdonk;  with  ad 
dress  of  the  presiding  bishop.  Phila.,  1827.  8°. 

Narrative  of  the  consecration  of  Rev.  H.  U.  Onder- 

donk;   with   address   of  presiding  bishop.     Phila., 

1827.  8°.     (W  1) 
Journals  of  five  conventions  beginning  with  the  7th 

in  1791,  nnd  ending  with  the  llth  in  1795.     Phila., 

1795.  8°.    (B  1002) 
Journal  of  the  26th  convention,  Phila.,  June  19,  1810. 

ntp.    [Phila.,  1810.]  8°.    (B  459) —49th,  Phila.,  May 

21-23.   Phila. ,1833.  8°.    (B  1170) 


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PLAIN  FACT,  pseud.     Prove  nil  things;  hold  fast 

that  which  is  good;  answer  to  a  pamphlet  addr.  to 
Episcopalians  of  Perm,  by  'Plain  Truth.'  Phila., 
1827.  8°.  (B  1889) 

PLAIN  TRUTH,  pseud.  Candid  address  to  the  Epis 
copalians  of  Perm,  in  rel.  to  the  present  situation  of 
one  to  Plain  Truth,  Jun. ;  and  one  to  Plain  Fact;  in 
the  affairs  of  the  diocese,  n.p.,  1837.  8°.  (B  1889) 

Three  letters;  one  to  committee  of  correspondence; 

support  of  the  'Candid  address',  n.p.,  1827.  8°. 
(B 1889) 

See  also  Soc.  of  the  Prot.  Episc.  Ch.  for  the 
Advancement  of  Christianity  in  Penn. 

—  Diocese  of  R.  I.     Journal  of  proc.  of  an.  convention, 

North  Kingstown,  June  11,12.  Prov.,  [1833].  12°. 
(C  180) 

Diocese  of  So.  Carolina.    Journals  of  the  conventions, 

Charleston.    Charleston,  1833-34.  8°.     (B  1170) 

DALCHO,  F.     History  of  the  Prot.  Episc.  Ch. 

in  S.  Carolina.     Charleston,  1820.  8°. 

Diocese  of  Tennessee.      Journal  of  5th  convention, 

Franklin.  Nashville,  1833.  8°.  (B  1170)  —  6th, 
Columbia.  Nashville,  1834.  8°.  (B  1170) 

Diocese  of  Vermont.    True  copy  of  the  proc.  of  J. 

A.  Graham,  agent,  at  London.  Boston,  1795.  8". 
(B  250) 

Diocese  of  Va.     Journals   of  the   conventions,   1785- 

1835.  (In  Hawks,  F.  L.  Contributions,  etc.,  v.  1. 
1836.) 

journal  of  a  convention,  Richmond.     Richmond.  1815. 

8°.  (W  14)  —  Richmond.  Richmond,  1816.  8°.  (Wl, 
14) —  Fredericksburg.  Richmond,  1817.  8°.  (W  1) 
—  Winchester.  Richmond.  1818.  8°.  (Wl)  —  Peters 
burg.  Richmond,  1819.  8°.  (W  14)  —  Alexandria. 
Richmond,  1820.  8°.  (W  14)  —  Norfolk.  Richmond, 
1821.  8°  (W  1)  —  Leesburg,  Loudoun  County. 
Richmond,  1823.  8°.  (W  1)  —  Lynchburg.  Rich 
mond, 1826.  8°.  (W  1)  — Fredericksburg.  Richmond. 
1827.  8°.  (W  14)  —  Richmond.  Richmond,  1833.  8°. 
(B  1170)  —  Staunton.  Richmond,  1834.  8°.  (B  1170) 

HAWKS,  F.  L.    Narrative  of  the  Church  in  Va.    (In 

Ms  Contrib.,  v.  1.  1836.) 

Prot.  Episc.  Church  in  the  C.  S.  A.  Book  of 
common  prayer  for  the  use  of  the  C.  S. 
Richmond,  1863.  32°. 

—  Catechism    to    be  taught  orally  to  those  who 

cannot  read,  esp.  the  slaves,     llaleigh,  1862. 

16°. 
Journal  of  proc.  of  gen.  council,  Augusta,  Ga., 

Nov.  12-22,  1862  ;   [with  constitution,  digest 

of  the  canons,  etc.].     Augusta,  1863.  8°. 
Pastoral  letter  from  the  bishops,  Augusta,  Nov. 

22.     Augusta,  1862.-  8°. 

—  Proceedings  of  a  meeting  of    bishops,  clergy 

men,  and  laymen,  Montgomery,  Ala.,  3d-6th 
July.  Montgomery,  1861.  8°. 

Journal  of  an  adjourned  convention  of  bishops, 

clergymen,  and  laymen,  Columbia,  S.  C., 
Oct.  16-24.  Montgomery,  1861.  8°. 

Order  for  daily  morning  and  evening  prayer. 

Atlanta,  1863.  8°. 

Protestant  Episc.  Clerical  Assoc.  of  the  City  of  N.  Y. 
HOBART.  J.  H.  Pastoral  letter  to  the  clergy  and 
laity  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  New 
York  on  the  subject  of  [the]  Assoc.  N.  Y.,  1829.  8°. 
(B 1889) 

VINDICATION  of  the  pastoral  letter  of  Bp.  Hobart, 

from  the  animadversions  in  the  remarks  prefatory 
to  the  constitution  of  the  Assoc.  N.  Y.,  1829.  8°. 
(B  1889) 

Protestant  Episcopal  Historical  Society.  Col 
lections.  N.  Y.,  1851-53.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Preface.  —  Keith,  G.,  and  Talbot, 
J.  Letters.  —  Keith,  G.  Journal.  —  Talbot,  J.  Let 
ters.  —  Bass,  J.  Hist,  of  the  ch.  at  Burlington,  N.  J.  — 
Franklin,  Rev.  B.  Non-juring  Episcopate  in  the  U.  8. 
—  Bray,  Dr.  State  of  the  Ch.,  1730-40.  —  List  of  persons 
licensed  to  the  plantations  by  the  Bishops  of  London.  — 
List  of  parishes,  1724.  —  Whitefield,  G.  Cone,  the 
missionaries.  —  Hawks,  F.  L.  Efforts  to  obtain  the 
Episcopate  before  the  Rev.  — Thoughts  upon  the  present 
state  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  in  Amer.,  1764.  —  Seeker,  T., 
Archbp.  of  Cant.  Letter  to  W.  Smith.  —  Virginia 
memorial  touching  the  Glebes.  —  Hay,  A.  Address 
on  the  sale  of  the  Glebes.  —  Walker,  H.  Letter.  — 


Blair,  — .  Mission  to  N.  Carolina,  1793.  2.  Bartlet, 
W.  8.  The  frontier  missionary;  a  mem.  of  Rev.  J. 
Bailey  ;  with  a  pref.  by  Bp.  Burgess. 

Prot.  Episc.  Missionary  Soc.  in  U.  S.  Address  of  the  man 
agers  to  members  of  the  Prot.  Epis.  Church.  Phila., 
1820.  8°.  (W  1) 

Protestant  Episcopal  Orphan  Asylum  of  Louisville.  Con 
stitution.  Louisville,  1835.  8°.  (B  1180,  1183) 

Protestant  Episcopal  Pulpit.  Series  of  sermons 
by  clergymen  of  Prot.  Episc.  Ch.  Vol.  1,  2. 
Boston, "1831-32.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Chase,  C.  Love  to  man  necessarily 
connected  with  love  to  God.  —  Potter,  A.  Sermon.  — 
Griswold,  A.  Charity.  —  Blake,  J.  L.  The  light  of 
the  world.  —  Beasley,  F.  On  keeping  the  heart.  —  Boyle, 
I.  The  advantages  of  prayer.  —  Edson,  T.  The  for 
giveness  of  sin.  —  Montgomery,  J.  The  missionary  en 
terprise.  —  Doane,  G.  W.  The  reign  of  heaven.  —  Bron- 
son,  A.  The  glory  of  the  Gospel.  —  Dehon,  T.  The 
Christian  warfare.  —  Parker,  B.  C.  C.  The  sufficiency 
of  the  Gospel.  —  Withington,  W.  The  reward  sought, 
obtained.  —  Connelly,  P.  Doing  the  will  of  God.  — 
Noble,  B.  G.  Form  and  power  of  godliness.  —  Strong, 
T.  Christ  the  ransom  and  hope  of  the  sinner.  —  Tyng, 
S.  H.  The  path  of  the  just.  2.  Griswold,  G.  On 
idolatry.  —  Fuller,  S.,  Jr.  Death  preferable  to  life.  — 
Onderdonk,  B.  T.  Christian  simplicity.  —  Johnson, 
W.  L.  Christ  the  only  source  of  rest  and  happiness.  — 
Hobart,  J.  H.  On  the  offices  of  Christ.  —  Coit,  T.  W. 
Rebellion  against  God.  —  Smith,  B.  B.  The  unbounded 
benevolence  of  God.  —  Power  and  efficacy  of  the  Holy 
Spirit.  —  Clark,  J.  A.  Denial  of  Christ.  —  Paddock, 
S.  B.  Omnipresence  of  God.  —  Bowen,  N.  Office  of 
deacons  in  the  church.  —  Croes,  J.  The  charge  of  St. 
Paul  to  the  ciders  of  the  church  at  Ephesus,  illust.  — 
Obituary  notices  of  Bp.  Croes.  —  Dorr,  H.  On  knowing 
each  other  in  the  world  of  spirits.  —  Hart,  W.  On  a 
future  state  of  rewards  and  punishments.  —  Turner,  S. 
The  matriculation  of  a  new  class.  —  Bedell,  G.  T. 
Christ  crucified. 

Note.   The  first  vol.  was  called  'The  Amer.  pulpit'. 

—  Same.     Vol.1.     Boston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1779) 

—  Same.     Vol.  2,  no.  1-4.     [Boston,]  1832.  8°.    (B  1779) 

—  Same.    Vol.  4,  no.  12;  v.  5,  no.  1-7.     N.  Y.,  1834-[35]. 

8°.     (B  1776) 

Contents.  Vol.  4.  Wheaton,  N.  S.  Happiness  or 
misery  the  result  of  choice.  5.  Hobart,  J.  H.  Hcav  - 
enly  wisdom.  —  Abercrombie,  J.  Enoch's  walking 
with  God.  —  Milnor,  J.  Heroism  of  St.  Paul.  —  Good 
win,  F.  D.  Purity  of  God  opposed  to  sin.  —  Bronson, 
A.  Manual  labour  in  lit.  instil.  —  Butler,  IX  Reward 
of  the  faithful.  —  Davies,  R.  God's  great  gift  to  fallen 
man.  —  Johns,  J.  Grief  of  Jesus  at  the  grave  of  Laza 
rus.  —  Moore,  B.  Resurrection  of  Lazarus.  —  Bayard, 
L.  P.  Office  of  the  Church. 
Protestant  Episcopal  Sunday  School  Union.  See  General 

Prot.  Episc.  S.  S.  Union. 

Protestant  Episcopalian,  The,  and  Church  register,  May, 
June,  July,  and  Sept.  Vol.  3,  no.  5-7,  9.  n.p.,  [1832]. 
8°.  (B  1776) 

Protestant  Jesuitism.     N.  Y.,  1836.  12°. 
Protestant  mask,  The,  taken  off  from  the  Jcsuited  English 
man  ;   an    answer  to    'Gr.    Brit's,    just    complaint'. 
London,  1692/3.  4°.    (B  4) 
Protestant,  The;  or,  Universal  liberty  asserted.     London, 

[1766].  8°.     (B  520) 

Protestant  remembrancer,  The.    Lond.,  1853.  16°.    (C  307) 
Protestant  system  ;   compiled  from  the   works  of 
Protestant  Dissenters.  London,  1758.  2  v.  8°. 
Protestant  Tory  refuted,  The;  in  reply  to  'The  grand  viz 
ier  unmasked'.    (In  Pamphleteer,   1827;  v.   28  of 
B838) 
Protestantism,  Protestant  Churches. 

Biography. 

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Hist or;/. 

—  BOSSUET,  J.  B.      Ilistoire  des  variations  des  eglises 

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churches.     Pt.  1,  v.  1.    Antwerp,  1742.  8°. 
Same.     Dublin,  1845.  2  v.   12°. 

—  CHALLONER,  R.     Short  hist,  of  first  beginning  of  the 

P.  religion,     llth  ed.     London,  1789.  8°.     (C  28,  29) 
Same.     12th  ed.     Bait.,  1813.  18°. 


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Doctrinal  and  controversial  icorks. 

—  PRINCIPIIS,  OKSTA,  and  CATHOLICUS,  pseud.   Is 

the  Protestant  or  Papal  system  most  favor 
able  to  civil  and  religious  liberty?  N.  Y., 
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(History.-) 

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—  PLANCK,  G.J.    Gescliichte  der  protestantischen 

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1800.  6  v.  in  8  pts.  8°. 

Able.    2d  title  'Geseh.  unsers  protestant.  LehrbegriftV. 
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The  Church.  1628.) 

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the  Protestant  religion.     London,  1664.  4°. 

Same.    4th  ed.     London,  1679.  4°.    (A  30) 

Same.    (In  Bray,  T.     Papal  usurpation.  1712.) 

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tlficntion  of  their  departure  from  the  Oh.  of  Rome. 
London,  1681.  4°.  (BIO) 

—  DALHUSIUS,  J.  II.     Salvation  of  Protestants  asserted 

in  opposition  to  the  sentence  of  the  Romish  Church; 
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Europe  for  uniting  against  Popish  tyranny;  done 
out  of  French.  London,  1689.  4°.  (B4) 

—  CHANDLER,  8.     Plain  reasons  for  being  a  Protestant. 

London,  [17-].  8°.     (D  60) 

—  PROTESTANT'S  resolution;  shewing  why  he  will  not 

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with  an  introd.  on  Puritanism  and  the 
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—  FROIIDE,  J.  A.    Condition  and  prospects  of  Protest 

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(Catholic  authors.) 

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search  of  religion.      London,  1833.  2  v.  12°. 

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—  SEGUR,  L.  G.  de,  Bp.      Plain    talk  about   the 

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Encyclopedia. 

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Generalregisterband.     Gotha,  1868.  8°. 

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—  COOPER,  W.  D.     Lists  of    foreign  Protestants 

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—  ENGLISHMAN,  The;  or  a  letter  perswading  Protestants 

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[18  —  ].  24°.    (C  245) 

Protestants  in  France.  ACCOUNT  of  the  persecu 
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notice  of  the  Waldenscs.     Boston,  1845.  12°. 

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Karl    v.   und    die    deutschen    Protcstanten, 

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Same.    London,  1745.  8°.    (B  579) 

Protestant's  resolution,  A,  shewing  why  he  will  not  be  a 

Papist.     18th  ed.     Boston,  1746.  12°.    (C  52) 
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—  RAYXOUARD,  F.  J.  M.     Choix  des  poesies  orig. 

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See  also  Bible  (p.  270,  278,  282,  200);  also  Flamenca; 
—  also  Histoire  de  la  croisade  contre  les  Albigeois. 
Provenqale,  La.     (In  Regnard,  J.  F.     (Euvres,  v.  1.  1823.) 

Provence.  Biography.  ARTEFEUII,,  — .  Histoire 
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—  Description.    BAUDE,  J.  J.,  le  baron.     Les  cotos  de  P. 

(In  Kevue  d.  I).  Mondes,  mars,  mai,  jnin  1847.) 

LAVAL,  A.  J.  de.     Voyages  fails  pour  la  correction 

de  la  carte   de  la  cote  de  Provence.     (In  hi*   Voy. 
de  la  Louisiane.  1728.) 

—  History.     CAPEFIGUE,  J.  B.  H.  R.     Les  cours 

d'amour  et  les  comtesses  de  Provence.   Paris, 
1863.   18°. 

CHAMBRIER  D'OLETRES,  baron  de.    Sur  1'invnsion 

de   Provence   en   1707.     (In   Berlin.   Ak.    d.   Wiss. 
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—  Politics.      i\f  IUABEAU,  H.  G.  R.,  comfe  de.     Disc,  aux 

etats  de  Provence,  1789.  (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1834.) 

See  also  Provencal ;  —  Vocontii. 
Proverbial  philosophy.  See  Tupper,  M.  F. 
Proverbs.  See  Bible  (p.  280). 

Proverbs.  Bibliography. 

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Xiirnb.,  1822.  8°. 

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to  proverbs,  emblems,  etc.    London,  1860.  8°. 

History. 

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adages,  etc.     Paris,  1828.  3  v.  8°. 

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London,  1824.   18°. 

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Scotch,   Italian,    French,    Spanish.       3d   ed. 
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Handbook  of  proverbs  ;  with  add.  from  foreign 

languages  and  add.  by  II.  G.  Bohn.     Lon 
don,  Bohn,   1855.  8°. 
N'ote.     Untler  Arabia  (p.  122)  add 

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—  GROSE,  F.    Col.  of  local  proverbs.     (In  his  Provincial 

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Note.  For  the  proverbs  of  any  language  or  country 
.see  the  name  of  the  language  or  country,  as  Arabia 
(p.  122):  —  France  (p.  1062);  —  Germany  (p.  1143);  — 
Greece  (p.  1268) ;  — Italy  (p.  1549);  —  Netherlands 
(p.  2100); —  Persia  (p.  ±2981:  —Russia;—  Scotland; 
—  Spain  ;  —  Turkey ;  —  alun  English  proverbs ;  — Latin 
proverbs  ;  —  also  Bible  (p.  280);  —  Mottoes  ^p.  2050). 

Proverbs  (for  acting}.     PICKERING,  E.     London, 
1844.  12°. 


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Proverbs  for  the  people.     See  Magoon,  E.  L. 

Providence,  II.  I.  AKktmmr*.  List  of  persons  assessed  in 
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See  alxo  Howland,  J. ;  —  also  Brown  University. 

Providence.  1st  Baptist  Church.  HAGUE,  W. 
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Providence.  1st  Cong.  Church.  HALL,  E.  B. 
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Providence.  Richmond  St.  Church.  Kesult  of  an  ex-parte 
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Providence.  Westminster  Congregational  Society.  Con 
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Providence.  Benevolent  Congregational  Society.  Act  of1 
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Providence.  Franklin  Soc.  Charter,  with  by-laws,  etc. 
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Providence.  Soc.  for  Abolishing  the  Slave  Trade.  Consti 
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Providence.     QUKVEHO   VIM/EGAS,   F.  de,  d.  1647. 

Providencia  de  Dios.     (In  hi*  Obras,  v.  10.  1794.) 

—  PALLAVICISO,  P.  S.,  d.  1667.     Trattato  sulla  provvi- 

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—  MORE,  H.      Dialog!  divini,  disq.   de  providentia   Dei. 

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Eng.  Angelic  wisdom  concerning  divine  prov 
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Same.  Wisdom  of  angels,  etc.  Boston,  1794.  8° 

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Providence  almanac  and  business  directory.  Prov., 
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Providence  directory.     Prov.,  1867.  8°. 

Providence  journal  and  town  and  country  adver 
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Providence  patriot,  Mar.  16.     Prov.,  1822.  f°.    (E  181) 

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Providence  theological  mag.,  Sept.  Vol.  1,  no.  1.  Prov., 
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Provident  Institution  for  Savings.  See  Boston.  Provi 
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Provincetown,  Manx.  FREEMAN,  J.  Description  of  P. 
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Provincial    Medical   and    Surgical    Association. 

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Provoked  husband,  The;  or,  A  journey  to  London;  com 
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Provoked  wife,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Vanbrugh,  J. 
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Prudhomme, — .    Traitc  des  droits  appartcnans  aux 

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[16—].     (E  78,  no.  268a) 

-  -  MENTELLE,  E.      Atlas  de  la  monarchic  prus 

sienne.     London,  1788.   f°. 

-  -  VISSCHER,  J.  X.    Map.  Amst.  Bat.,  [17—].  f°.   (E64) 

Set.  also  Aix-La  Chapelle;  —  Berlin;  —  Dantzic;  — 
Landeck  ;  —  Magdeburg ;  —  Mecklenburg ;  —  Pome- 
rania  ;  —  Posen  ;  — Potsdam;  —  Rheinsberg  ;  —  Sile 
sia;  —  Treves. 

Ecclesiastical   history. 

-  REUMONT,  A.    Dell'  introduzione  del  cristianesimo  in 

P.  (In  Archivio  storico  italiano.,  n.  s.,  v.  9,  pt.  1. 
1859.) 

See  also  Mecklenburg;  —  Merseburg  ;  —  Silesia. 

Education. 

-  COUSIN,  V.     Rapport  sur  1'etat  de  1' instruction 

publique  dans  quelques  pays  de  1'Allemagne 
et  particulierement  en  P.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris, 
1833.  8°. 

—  Eng.    Report  on  public  instruction  in  Prussia  ; 
tr.  by  S.  Austin.     London,  1834.   16°. 

-  OUTLINE   of  the   Prussian  system  of  education.     (In 

Mass.  I/o.  of  Representatives.  Report  of  com.  on 
edne.  1835.  B  1198) 

-  "VYiESE,  L.    l~)as  hohere  Schulwesen  in  P.    Ber 

lin,  1864-74.  3  v.  8°. 

-  AVlTTicn,  W.     Seminaries   for   schoolmasters  for  the 

working  classes  in  P.  —  WYSE,  T.  Present  state  of 
Prussian  education.  (In  Central  Soc.  of  Educ. 
Publ.,  v.  2.  1838.) 

Ethnography. 

-  DUFRESNE  DE  FRANCHEVii.i.F,   J.     Sur   1'origine  du 

peuple  prussien.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh., 
1749.) 

-  GATTEKF.R,  J.  C.    An  Prussorum,  LUuanorum,  cete- 

rorunique  populornm  Letticorum  originem  a  Sar- 
matis  liceat  n-petere?  (In  Goettingen.  Ges.  d. 
Wiss.  Comm.,  1793-98.) 


PRUSSIA 


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PRUSSIA    (Politics) 


-  QUATHEFAGES,  A.  (le.    La  race  prussienne.    (/«.  Re 

vue  (1.    D.   Mondes,  fcv.  1871.) 

Government . 

-  HrMiioi.DT,  K.  AV.  von.     Denkschrift   Uber  Prussens 

sUiiulische  Verl'assung.  ( In  /tin  Gesummelte  AVerke, 
v.  7.  1852.) 

-  RAUMER,    K.    von.     Das   kiin.   preuss.   General-Obcr- 

Finan/.-.Kriegs-  u.  Domainen-Directoriuni.  (In  His 
torisches  Taschenbuch,  18o6.) 

History. 

-  HEKTZBERG,  E.  F.  von.    Causes  dc  la  superiorite  dcs 

Gcrmains  snr  leu  Homains,  et  quo  la  monarchic  prus- 
sienne  est  la  patrie  originaire  do  ces  nations  hero'j- 
ques,  qui  dans  la  migration  des  peuples  out  detruit 
1'einpire  roinain,  et  qui  out  fonde  et  peuple  les  prin- 
cipalcs  monarchies  de  1'Europe.  (In  Berlin.  Ak. 
d.  Wiss.  Abli.,  1779.) 

-  RIEDEL,  A.  F.  J.     Die   Ahnhcrren  des  preussischen 

Konigshauses  bis  gfgen  das  Ende  des  13.  Jahrhund- 
erts.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1854.) 

-  LE  HAS,  1'.    Prusse,  [-1842].     (In  his   Etats  de  la 

Con  fed.  Germanique.  1842.     Univ.) 

-  VOIGT,  J.      liandbuch  dcr  Geschichte   Preus- 

sens  bis  zur  Zeit  dor  Reformation,  [-1625]. 
Konigsberg,  1841-43.  3  v.  8°. 

-  HiuscH,    T.,    and    others.      Scriptores     rerum 

Prussicarum  [ad  1525],     Lpz.,  1861-74.  ov. 

-  1'AL'L.i,  R.   England's  earliest  relations  to  Austria  and 

Prussia,  [-14711.  (In  his  Pictures  of  old  England. 
1861.) 

-  MIRABEAU,  II.  G.  It.  dc.      De   la   monarchic 

prussienne  sous  Frederic   le  Grand,  [1133- 

1190].     Londrcs,  1788.  7  v.  8°. 
STEN/EL,  G.  A.  II.     Gesch.  des  Preussischen 

Staats,  1191-1756.     Hamburg,  1830-51.  o  v. 

8".     (Ileeren  u.  Ukert.  Europ.  Staat.) 
TiJlU'EN,  M.     Zur  Geschichte  der  standischen  Verhiilt- 

nisse    in    Preussen,    [1516-67J.      (In    Historisches 

Taschenbuch,  1847.) 
VEHSE,   E.      Gesehichte   des   prnssischen    Hofs    und 

Adels,    [1535-1840].     (Vol.   1-6  of  his    Geschicbte 

der  deutschen  Hofe.  1851.) 

-  RANKE,  L.      Neun   Biicher   preussischer    Ge 

schichte,  [1600-1800].  Berlin,  1847-48. 
3  v.  8°. 

-  -  Eny.     Memoirs  of  the  House  of  Brandenburg 

and  history  of  P.  during  the  17th  and  18th 
centuries  ;  tr.  by  Sir  A.  and  Lady  D.  Gordon. 
London,  1849.  3  v.  8°. 

NOOHDEN,  C.  v.  Die  preussisehe  Politik  im  span- 
ischen  Erbfolgekriege,  [1701-13].  (In  Historische 
ZeitBcbrlft,  v.  18.  1867.)  —  ScHaFEK,  A.  Das  Ende 
preussiseb-franzosischen  Allianz  im  Jahre  1756. 
(In  v.  16.)  —  FranzosischeFriedensantrage  an  Preus- 
sen,  1758.  (In  v.  21.)  —  AVAITZ,  G.  Preussen  und 
die  erste  polniscbe  Theilmig,  [1772J.  (In  v.  3.  1860.) 

G'L'KSOKY  view  of  P.  from  tbe  death  of  Frederick  II.  to 
the  peace  of  Tilsit,  £1786-1807].  London,  1809.  8°. 
(B783) 

MIRABEAU,  H.  G.  R.,  comte  de.  Histoire  se 
crete  de  la  cour  de  Berlin,  ou  Correspon- 
dauce  d'un  voyageur  frangois,  1786-87. 
[Alengon,]  1789."  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.    (In  his  CEuvres,  v.  8.  1835.) 

-  Eny.     Secret  history  of  the  court  of  Berlin  ; 

added,  a  memorial  presented  to  the  king  on 
the  day  of  his  accession  to  the  throne.  Lon 
don,  1789.  2  v.  8". 

-  Name.     Dublin,   1789.  8°. 

TKENCK,  F.,  baron  de.     Examen  d'un  ouvrage 

intitule  'Hist,  secrete  de  la  cour  de  Berlin'. 

Berlin,  [1789].  8". 
KYUKL,,  II.  von.     Oesterreich  und  Preussen  im  Revolu- 

tionskrieg,  [1792-95].     (In  Historische   Zeitschrift, 

v.  15.  1806.) 
RAUMER,  F.  von.    Rede,  16n  Nov.  1822  zur  Feier  der 

25jahrigen  Regierung  Sr.  Majestiit  des  Konigs  von 

Preussen.  [1797-1822].     (In    Historisches    Tusch- 

cnbuch,  1830.) 

306.     (23.  12.  7'J.) 


—  SYBEL,  H.  v.  Ueber  die  Entwicklung  der  absoluten 

Monarchic  in  Prenssen,  [1808-15].  (In  his  Kleine 
hist.  Schriften.  1863.) 

—  AVii'T,  A.     Der  preussiscbe  Landtag  im  Februar  1813. 

(In  Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1857.) 

-  VAUNHAOEN  VON  ENSE,  C.  A.     Blatter  aus  der 

preussischen  Geschichte,  [1819-33].  Lpz., 
1868.  8°. 

-  DUFF,  M.  E.  G.    [1840-66.]    (In  his  Studies  in  Euro 

pean  politics.  1866.) 

-  GR.    BRITAIN.      1'arliament.     Correspondence 

between  Austria,  P.,  and  Denmark,  1851-52. 
London,  1864.  f". 

-  ABOUT,  E.  F.  V.      La  Prusse  en   1860.     Paris, 

1860.  8°. 

-  GR.  BRITAIN.    Parl.     Correspondence  respect 

ing  the  arrest  and  imprisonment  of  Capt. 
Macdonald  at  Bonn,  [I860].  London, 
[1861].  f°. 

-  HOZIEH,  II.  M.       The   seven  weeks'  war;  its 

antecedents  and  incidents,  [1866].  London, 
1867.  2  v.  8°. 

-  MALET,  Sir  A.     Overthrow  of  the  Germanic 

confederation  by  Prussia  in  1866.  London, 
1870.  8". 

-  RAYMOND,  L.  A.  X.    La  guerre  dc  1866 entre  la  Prusse 

et  1'Autriche.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes.juil.  1866.) 

-  LABEDOLLIEHE,  E.  de.     La  France  et  la  P. ;  le 

traite  de  Londres  ;  illust.  de  G.  Dore.  Paris, 
1867.  8°. 

-  ROGGE,  B.     The  chaplain  in  the  field  of  war; 

experiences  of  the  clerical  staff  during  the 
Prussian  campaign  of  1866  ;  condensed  by 
G.  Gladstone.  London,  1870.  8°. 

-  CiiEKiiL'LiEZ,  V.     La  Prusse  en  1869.    (In  Revue  d. 

D.  Mondes,  nov.,  dec.  1869",  Jan.,  mars,  avr.  1870.) 

-  PULLEN,    H.    W.      Fight    at    Dame   Europa's 

school  showing  how  the  German  boy  thrashed 
the  French  boy  and  how  the  Eiig.boy  looked 
on,  [1870-71].  Boston,  1871.  12°. 

Note.    For  a  number  of  other  pamphlets  of  a 
like  character  see  Pullen,  II.  AV. 
See  also  Aix-La-Chapelle ;  —  Brandenburg  ;  —  Dant- 
zic;  —  France.       (Franco  Prussian  war)  p.   1049;  — 
Heidelberg ;  —  Konigsberg.   Landtag,   etc.  —  Magde 
burg  ;  —  Pomerania ;  —  Posen  ;  —  Thorn ;  —  Treves ;  — 
a/.w  Frederick  n.,  of  Prussia',  —  Frederick  AVm.  n.,  of 
Prussia. 

Language. 

-  BOPP,  F.    Ueber  die  Sprache  der  alten  Preussen.    (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Abh.,  1853.) 

Political  economy. 

-  HEHTZBF.RG,   E.  F.,  Graf  von.     Population  des  etats 

et  celle  des  6tats  prussiens  en  partic.  (In  Berlin. 
Ak.  d.  Wiss.'  Abb.,  1783.)  —  La  veritable  richcsse 
des  etats,  etc.  (In  1784.) 

—  Eng.    Two  disc. :     Population  of  states  in  gen.  and 

of  the  Prussian  dominions  in  partic.;  True  riches 
of  states,  etc.  London,  1786.  8°.  (B  761) 

Politics, 

-  PRUSSIA  and  Saxony ;  or  an  appeal  to  the  good  sense 

of  Europe,  on  the  claims  of  the  King  of  Saxony :  tr. 
from  the  Germ.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1815;  v.  5  of 
B  838) 

-  FORCADE,  E.     La  Priisse,  la  cour  et  le  cabinet  de  Ber 

lin  dans  la  question  d'Orient.  (In  Revue  d.  D. 
Mondes,  dec.  1854.)—  TAILLANDIER,  R.  G.  E.  La 
Prusse  et  1'agitation  allemande.  (In  juil.  1859.)  — 
SIMON,  E.  Le  gouvernement  constit.  en  P.  (In  Jan. 
1862.)  —  KLACZKO,  J.  L'agitation  unit,  en  Alle- 
magne  et  le  regime  constit.  en  P.  (In  dec.  1862,  Jan. 
1863.)  —  SYBEL,  H.  von.  La  Prusse  et  la  nouv. 
Allemagne.  (In  1866.)  —  ClIALI-EMEL-LACOUH,  P. 
A.  Politique  allemande  de  la  Prusse.  (In  dec. 
1867.) 

-  SCRUTATOR,  pseitd.     Who  is  responsible  for  the 

war?  [1870].     London,  1871.  16°. 

-  GiKAun,  C.    Le  droit  des  gens  et  la  guerre  de  Prusse. 

(In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes.  fev.  1871.) 
See  also  Macdonald,  G.  V. 


PRUSSIA    (Sanitary  Inst.) 


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PRZYJACIEL. 


.Satt ita ry    institutions. 

—  EVANS,  T.  W.     Les  institutions  sanitaires  pen 

dant  Ic  conflit  austro-prussien-italien.    Paris, 

1867.  8°. 

Enq.    Sanitary  institutions,  etc.   3d  ed.  Paris, 

1868.  8°. 

Statistics. 

—  BRACHII.I.I,  II.  F.    Das  Kiinigreich   Preussen.    (In 

his  Deutsche  Stnatenkunde,  v.  2.  1857.) 

—  DIETERICI, K.F.  W.    Statistische  Uebersicht  der 

wichtigsteu  GegensUlnde  dcs  Verkehrs  und 
Terbrauchs  im  preussischcn  Staate  und  im 
deutschen  Zollverbandc,  1831-36.  Berlin, 
Posen,  Brombcrg,  1838.  8°. 

Ueber  die  Vertheilung  der  Bevolkernng  nacli   Ge- 

schlecht  nnd  Alter  im  1'reussischci]  Staate.  (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb.,  1848.)  —  Ueber  die 
Anzabl  der  Qeburteu  in  den  verscbiedenen  Staaten 
Europa's  iiberhaupt,  und  im  preussischen  Staate 
insbesondere.  (In  1855.)  —  Ueber  die  Zunahme  der 
Bevolkernng  im  prcussischen  Staate  in  Bezug  auf 
Vertheilung  derselben  nacli  Stadt  und  Land.  (In 
1857.)  —  Ueber  den  Begriff  der  mittleren  Lcbons- 
daner  und  deren  Bercchnung  fiir  den  preussischen 
Staat.  -(In  1858.) 

—  HOFFMANN,  J.  G.      Uebersicht  d.  bei  d.  statistichen 

Bureau  zu  Berlin  vorhand.  Nachr.  iiber  die  Anzahl 
und  Vermehrung  der  Juden  im  preuss.  Staate  u. 
liber  deren  Vertheilung.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss. 
Abh.,  1842.) 

—  PRUSSIA.     K.  Statistisches  Bureau.     Jahrbuch 

fur  die  amtliche  Statistik    des  Preussischen 
Staats;  1.  Jahrg.     Berlin,  1863.  8°. 
See  al*o  Statist.  Soc.    Journal,  pasrim. 

Prussia,  House  of.  VERDY  DU  VERNOIS,  A.  M.  F.  do. 
Bur  les  possessions  do  la  maison  royale  de  Prusse. 
(In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1794-96.)  —  Genea- 
logie  de  la  maison  des  anc.  comtcs  de  Hohen-Zol- 
lern;  et  en  partic.,  de  la  branche  qui  a  forme  celle 
des  bourgraves  de  Nuremberg,  deveinie  electonile 
de  Bvandebourg  et  royale  de  P.  (In  1798.) 

Prussia,  Rhenish.     Srr  Rhenish  Prussia. 

Prussian  blue.  ZOI,I,ICKOFFER.  W.  Treatise  on  the  use 
of  prussiate  of  iron,  or  prussian  blue,  in  intermitting 
and  remitting  fevers.  Frederick,  Md.,  1822.  8°. 
(B  526) 

Prussic  acid.  GRAXVILLE,  A.  B.  Further  obser 
vation  on  the  use  of  hydrocyanic  [prussic] 
acid  in  pulmonary  complaints,  etc.  Lon 
don,  1819.  8°. 

—  MAGEXDIK,    F.      Use  of   prussic    acid    in    the 

treatment  of  diseases  of  the  breast,  etc. ;   tr. 

by  J.  G.Percival.     New  Haven,  1820.  12°. 
Prusunnu  Koomar  Thakoor.     Humble   suggestions  to  his 

countrymen  who  believe  in  the  one  true  God.     Cal 
cutta,  1823.  8°.    (B  1371) 
Prutz,  Hans.     Heinricli  der  Lowe,  Geschichte,  Sage,  und 

Poesie.     (In   Historisches   Tascbenbuch,    1866.)  — 

Danzig,    das    nordische    Venedig;     eine    deutsche 

Stadtegeschichte.     (In  1868.) 
Prutz,  Robert  E.    K.  F.  Babrdt.  (In  Historisches  Taschen- 

buch,  1850.) 
Pruyn,  John  V.  L.,  an<l  otfiem.     Reply  to   Pres.  Lincoln's 

letter  of  12th   June,  1863.      (In   Handbook  of   the 

Democracy.  1864.) 
Pryce,   Edward   Gifford.       Missionary   tour    in    Maneroo, 

1843.     (In  Society  for  the  Prop.  Gosp.  Ch.  in  col.. 

v.  3.  1850.) 
Prynne,  Win.      Anti-Armenianisme  ;  or,  The  Ch. 

of  England's  old  antithesis  to  NCAV  Armeni- 

anism.     2d  ed.  enl.     [London,]  1630.  4°. 

—  Brevia  Parliamentaria  rediviva.     t.p.w.     [Lon 

don,  1662.]   4°. 

—  Fulcimcntum    gladii    Christianorum   regum  et 

magistratuum,  quo  ipsorum  haereticos,  etc., 
puniendi  authoritas  vindicatur;  Lat.  dona- 
tum  a  "NV.  Meyero.  n.p.,  1649.  8°. 

—  God  no  impostor  nor  deluder ;  or,  An  answer 

to  a  Popish  and  Arminian  cavill  in  defense 
of  free  will.  [London,]  1630.  4°. 


—  History  of  Kings  John.  Henry  in.,  and  Edward 

i.,  [vindicating  royal  supremacy].  London, 
1670.  f°. 

—  A  moderate,  seasonable  apology  for  indulging 

just  Christian  liberty  to  truly  tender  con 
sciences  in  not  bowing  at  or  to  the  name  of 
Jesus,  etc.  London,  1662.  4°. 

-  Mount  Orgueil ;  or,  Divine  and  profitable  med 

itations.     London,  1641.  4°. 

Contents.  Poeticall  desc.  of  Mt.  Orgueil  Castle,  Jer 
sey.  —  Rockes  improved;  meditations,  from  the  contem 
plation  of  rockes.  —  A  Christian  sea-card  ;  meditations 
raised  from  the  sea.  —  A  Christian  Paradise  ;  meditation 
from  gardens.  —  The  soules  complaint  against  the  bodies 
encroachments  on  her.  —  Comfortable  cordials  against 
discomfortable  feares  of  imprisonment,  etc.,  in  good 
causes. 

—  Opening  of  the  great  seal  of  England.      (In  Somers, 

J.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  4.  1810.)  —  Brief  memento  to 
the  unparliamentary  Junto,  touching  their  proc.  to 
execute  King  Charles.  —  Letter  to  the  general,  1048, 
demanding  what  kind  of  prisoner  he'  is,  and  whose. 
—  Charge  against  the  King.  (In.  v.  5.  1810.)  —  Pre 
scription  to  recover  our  kingdom,  church,  etc.,  from 
their  present  confusion.  —  Case  of  the  old  secured, 
secluded,  and  now  excluded  members.  (In  v.  6. 
1811.) 

-  Second  part  of  a  brief  register,  kalendar,  and 

survey  of  the  several  kindes,  forms  of  parlia 
mentary  writs,  t.p.w.  [London,  1660.]  4°. 

—  Short  sober  examination  of  some  exuberances  in,  and 

ceremonial  appurtenances  to  the  common  prayer. 
London,  1661.  4°.  (B  2) 

—  The  signal  loyalty  of    God's    true    Saints    to 

wards  their  kings,    t.p.w.   [London,  1660.]   4°. 

—  Speech   in  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  Dec.  4,  1648.     London, 

1649.  4°.     (B  1904) 

—  The   unbishoping  of  Timothy  and  Titus,  and  of  the 

angel  of  the  Church  of  Epbesus;  proving  that  ordi 
nation  belongs  jure  divino  to  presbyters,  as  well  as 
to  bishops.  1036.  n.p.,  1600.  4°.  (B  2) 

-  Vindication  of  P.,  from  some  scandalous  papers  pub 

lished  to  defame  his  reputation.  —  MR.  William 
Prynn  his  defence  of  stage-plays,  1649.  (In  Hazlitt, 
W.  C.  English  drama.  1869.) 

—  SALTMAESH,  J.       Opening  of  Master  Prynne's 

new  book  ;  called,  a  Vindication,  etc.     Lon 
don,  1645.  4°. 
Pryor,    Abraham.     Interesting  description  of  Brit.  Amer. 

New  ed.  improv.     Providence,  1819.  8°.     (C  278) 
Przeds'wit.     See  Gaszyriskiego,  K. 
Przimsky,  — .     Copia  literarum  de  tractatu  Polonorum  cum 

Austriacis.     (In  Causae  regum,  etc.  1657.) 
Przipcovius,  Samuel.     Cogitationes   sacne.     Eleu- 

thcropoli,  1C92.   f°. 

Contents.  Praefatio.  —  Cogitationes  sacra?  ad  initium 
MatthaM  et  Epistolas  apostolicas.  —  Dissertatio  de  pace 
et  concordia  ecclesiic,  antehac  edita  sub  nomine  Irenes! 
Philalethi.  —  Apologeticon  adversns  satyram  D.  Heinsii, 
'Cms  credo  hodie  nihil'.  —  Panegyrfcus  Vladislao  Sigis- 
mundo  regis  Polonise.  —  Vita  Fau'sti  Socini  Senensis.  — 
Dissertatio  Fansti  Socini  operibus  prsemittenda.  —  .Indi 
cium  de  libello  Ordinibus  regni  Poloniae  a  N.  Cichovio 
ohlato.  —  Apologia  afllieta?  imioc.enthe.  —  Hyperasplstes 
ecu  Defensio  Apologise.  —  Animadversiones  apologoticaB 
in  aculeatum  J.  A.  Comenii  adversus  ecclesias  Christi 
recens  in  Polonia  afflictas  libellum,  oceasione  Irenici 
Ircnicorum  ab  anonymo  propositi  refellendi  in  lucem 
emissum.  —  Responsio  ad  G.  X.  Succamerarii,  quo,  cum 
ipse  ad  sacra  Grsecanica:1  Ecclesise  transiisset,  cunctos  in 
Poloniie  et  Lituaniae  a  religione  Romana  dissidentibus 
hortatur  ut  se  in  gremium  Ecclesia?  Orientalls  recipiant. 

—  Demonstratio  quod  neque  Pater  Christi  per  metapho- 
ram    Pater,  neque   Filius   ejus   unigenitus   per   eandcm 
metaphoram   Filius   die!   queat  aut   debeat.    —   Religio 
vindicata  a  calumniis  atheismi,  contra  epistolam  F.  M. 

—  Animadversiones  in  'De  qualitate  regni  Oliristi',  ubi  in- 
quiritur,  an    Christiano,  sive  regni  e.jussubdito,  terreme 
dorninationes  conveniant.  —  De  jure  C'bristiani  magi  stra 
tus  et  privatorum  in  belli  pacisijue  negotiis.  —  A]>ologia 
prolixior  Tractatns   de  .jure  Christian!  magistratus.   — 
VindicinR  Tractatus  de  magistratu  contra  objcctionea  D. 
Zwickerl. 

Przyjaciel  ludu  czyli  tygodnik  potr/.ebnych  i 
pozytecznych  wiadomosci.  Tom.  i.  1-26. 
w  I,esznie,  1834.  f°. 


PSALMANAZAR 


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PSALMODY 


Psalmanazar,  George.  Historical  and  geog.  de 
scription  of  Formosa.  London,  1704.  8°. 

Psalmody.  WALTER,  T.  The  sweet  psalmist  of 
Israel ;  sermon  before  the  Soc.  for  Promoting  lieg- 
ular  ami  Good  Singing.  Boston,  1722.  8°.  (C  11) 

—  PACIFICATORY  letter  about  psalmody.  [Bost.,1724.]  8°. 

(C50) 

—  SKCCOMH,  J.     Kssay  on  ancient  sacred  singing,     lioa- 

ton,1741.  8°.     (B247,  C  37) 

—  APTIIOKI*,  K.     Sermon  [on  sacred  music  and  poetry]. 

n.p.,  [176-].  4°.    (B729) 

—  PKRSUASIVK  to  the  enlargement  of  P.     Glasgow,  1763. 

8U.    (B  256) 

—  NOHLI:,  C).     Regular  music  in  the  worship   of  God; 

siTiu.,  Newburyport.     Boston.  1774.  12°.    (C  37) 

—  SVMMKS.W.     Duty  of  singing  praises  unto  God  ;  disc., 

Andover,  Apr.  6.     Danvers,  1779.  12°.    (C  22) 

—  WOODS,  L.     Disc,  on  sacred  music.     Halem,  1804.  8°. 

(B171) 

—  TRUAIR,   J.   A.  M.     Sacred  music;  address.     North 

ampton,  1827.  8°.    (B1237) 

—  HKMIMIILL,  W.  K.    Disc,   on    P.    Laurena  District, 

S.   C.,  Aug.  2,  1841.     2d  ed.     Schenectady,  1842.  8°. 
(B  1293) 

See  also  Church  music. 

Collections. 

—  HARMONIA  sacra;    or,  Divine  and  moral  songs  ; 

'  with    hymns    and  anthems.  [1693.]     3d  ed. 
London,  [171 4].  8°. 

—  MILLER,  E.     Dr.  Watts's  psalms    and   hymns 

set  to  music.     London,  [17  —  ].  2  v.  8°. 

—  BRADY,  N.,  and  TATE,  N.     New  version  of  the 

psalms,  etc.     t.p.tc.     [Boston,  1757.]    12°. 
Same.     Boston,  1767.   12°. 

—  HOLDEN,O.     The  union  harmony ;  or,  Univer 

sal  col.  of  sacred  music.  Boston,  1793.  2  v. 
obi.  8°. 

—  CHATTAAVAY,  J.     New  psalm  and  hymn  tunes. 

Birmingham,  [18 — ].  obi.  4°. 

—  MIDDLESEX  MUSICAL    Soc.     Middlesex  col.  of 

church  music.  [1807.]  2ded.enl.  Boston, 
1808.  obi.  8°. 

—  SACRED  psalmody  ;  selected  for  the  Church  iu 

Federal  St.     [Boston,  181-?]  obi.  8°. 

-  TEMPLI  carmina ;     Bridgewater    collection    of 

sacred  music.  [1812.]  loth  ed.  Bost.,  1825. 
obi.  8°. 

—  VILLAGE  harmony,  The.  [1813.]   14th  ed.  Bos 

ton,  [1817].  obi.  4°. 

-  Same.     17th  ed.     Exeter,  1820.  obi.  4°. 

—  MONITOR,  The  ;  or,  Celestial  melody  ;  a  col.  of 

psalm  and  hymn  tunes.  Boston,  [between 
1816  and  1820].  4°. 

—  SHAW,  O.     Sacred  melodies  selected  from  Han 

del,  Haydn,  and  others ;  with  several  original 
compositions.  Prov.,  1818.  4°. 

—  MASON,  L.    Boston  Handel  and  Haydn  Society 

col.  of  church  music.  [1821.]  10th  ed.  Bos 
ton,  1831.  8°. 

—  GOULD,  N.D.     National  church  harmony,  de 

signed  for  public  and  private  devotion. 
[1832.]  4th  ed.,  with  a  suppl.  Boston,  1833. 
2  pts.  8°. 

—  HASTINGS,  T.,  and  MASON,  L.     Spiritual  songs 

for  social  worship.  [1832.]  Enl.  ed.  Boston, 
1834.  12°. 

—  MASON,  L.     Sabbath  school  songs;  or,  Hymns 

and  music  suitable  for  sabbath  schools.  Bos 
ton,  1839.  12". 

—  WEBB,  G.  I.  J.     Mass.  col.  of  psalmody;    by 

the  Boston  Handel  and  Haydn  Soc.  Boston, 
1840.  obi.  4". 

—  HIMES,  J.  V.     Millennial  harp.     Improved  cd. 

Boston,  1843.  3  pts.  12". 

-  NEW  England  Sabbath    school  minstrel,  The. 

Boston,  1844.  sm.  4°. 


—  STONE,  E.M.    Hymns  and  tunes  for  vestry  and 

conference   meetings.  [1844.]     2d  ed.     Bos 
ton,  1853.  sm.  4". 

—  FURLONG,  J.     Catholic  psalmody  ;  for  the  use 

of  the  laity.     Dublin,  1845.  16°. 

—  CHEROKEE  singing  book.      Boston,  1846.  12°. 

—  PACKARD,  J.  B.,  and   HUHHARD,  S.      Musical 

gems  ;    a   col.  of  hymns  and   tunes.    [1846. 
5th  ed.J     Boston,  1847.  12". 

—  WHITE,  E.  L.,  and  GOULD,  J.  E.     Harmonia 

sacra ;  a  new  col.  of  anthems,  choruses,  etc. 
Boston,  [1851].  8". 

—  OLIVER,  F.E.    Selection  of  ancient  psalm  mel 

odies,    adapted    to   the   Canticles.      Boston, 

1852.  8°. 
VETROMILK,   E.      Ahiamihewintuhangan ;    the 

prayer  song;  [Penobscot].     N.  Y.,  1858.  8°. 
HEFWORTH,  G.  II.,  and  WINSOR,  J.     Songs  of 

the  unity  for  public  worship ;    with  tunes. 

Boston,  1859.  12°. 
OLIVER,    II.  K.      Oliver's  col.  of    hymn    and 

psalm  tunes,  etc.     Boston,  [I860],  obi.  8°. 
LIVERMORE,  L.  J.     Hymn  and  tune  book,  for 

the  church  and  the  home.     Boston,  A.  U.  A., 

1868.  16°. 
Social  hymns  and  tunes  for  the  conference  and 

prayer-meeting,  and  the  home.      Boston,  A. 

U.  A.,  1868.  16°. 

—  HYMN,    tune,    and  service    book    for  Sunday 

schools.    Boston,  A.  U.  A.,  1869.  16°. 

See  also  Songs  ;  —  Revival  melodies. 
Psalms,  Psalter.      See  Bible.  O.  T.  Psalms  (pp.  279-280); 

—  Church  music  ;  —  Hymns. 
Psaon  Platceenxis.   Fragm.    (In  Mueller,  C.    Fr.  hist.  Or., 

v.  3.  1849.) 
Psellus,  Michael.     De  operatione  dsemonum  cum 

notis    Gaulmini ;      cur.   J.   F.    Boissonade. 

Norimb.,  1838.  8°. 
Pseudonyms.      BREWER,    E.   C.      Dictionary    of 

phrase  and  fable.     London,  [1869].  8°. 
MYLIUS,    J.  C.      Bibliotheca  anonymorum   et 

pseudonymorum   ad   continuandum    Placcii 

TheatrximetHeumanni  Schediasma.    Hamb., 

1740.  2  v.  8°. 

—  PLACCIUS,    V.       Theatrum     anonymorum     et 

pseudonymorum.     Hamb.,  1708.  f°. 

—  WELLER,    E.       Die     falschen     und    fingirten 

Druckorte,  der  Maskirten  Literatur  2r  Th. 
Lj>z.,  1858.  8°. 

Index  pseudonymorum.  2e  neuvermehrte 

Ausg.  Lpz.,  1862.  8°.  (Die  maskirte  Lite 
ratur,  1.) 

Nachtrage.     Lpz.,  1857.  8°. 

Neue  Nachtrage.     Lpz.,  1862.  8°. 

Neue  Nachtrage.     Glauchau,  Lpz.,  1867.  8°. 

—  WHEELER,  W.  A.      Dictionary   of    the   noted 

names  of  fiction,  including  familiar  pseudo- 
nymes,  etc.  London,  1866.  8°. 

Dutch.    DOORNINCK,  J.I.  van.  Bibliotheek  van 

Ncderlarulsche  anonymen  en  pseudonymen. 
's  Gravenhage,  1867-69.  8  nos.  8°. 

—  Eny.      THOMAS,  R.      Handbook   of    fictitious 

names,  by  O.  Hamst.     London,  1868.  8°. 

—  French.      BARRIER,  A.  A.      Dictionnaire   des 

ouvrages  anonymes  et  pseudonymes.  Paris, 
1806-08.  4  v.  8°. 

Same.  2e  ed.,  [avecles  anonymes  et  pseudo 
nymes  latins].  Paris,  1822-27.  4  v.  8°. 

Same.  3e  ed.,  augm.  par.  O.  Barbier  [et 

autres].  Paris,  1874-7'J.  4  v.  8°. 

MANNE,  E.  de.  Nouveau  dictionnaire  des 

ouvrages  anonymes  et  pseudonymes,  [1834]. 
3ccd.  Lyon,  1868.  8°. 


PSEUDONYMS 


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PSYCHOLOGY 


QUERARD,  J.  M.     Les  autcurs  deguises  tie  la 

litterature  franchise    au    19e  siecle.      Paris, 

184o.  8°. 
Les  supercheries  litteraires  devoilees.   Paris, 

1847-52.  4  v.  8°. 
Same.     2e  ed.  augm.  par  G.  Brunet  and  P. 

Jannet.     Paris,  1869-70.  3  v.  8°. 
Les  ecrivains  pseudonymes  et  autres  mystifi- 

cateurs  de   la   litterature   franchise.     Paris, 

1854-64.  2v.  8°.     (La  France  lit.,  v.  11,  12.) 
POINSOT,  A.E.  Dictionnairedespseudonvmes. 

Paris,  1868.  18°. 

See  also,  back,  MYLIUS;  —  forward,   German 

(WELLEH,    E.)- 

—  German.     RASSMANN,  C.  F.  Lexicon  deutscher 

pseudonymer    Schriftsteller.     Lpz.,  1830.  8°. 

WELLER,   E.      Die  falschen    und     fingerten 

Druckorte.    2e  Aufl.     Lpz.,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 

Note.    Vol.  2  has  the  2d  title;  'Dictionnaire  des 
ouvrages  frangais. 

—  Ital.     MELZI,  G.    Dizionario  de  opere  anonime 

e  pseudonime   di  scrittori   italiani.     Milano, 
1848-59.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Latin.     See,  back,  French    (BARRIER,  A.  A.);  —  Ger 

man  (WELLER,  E.). 

—  Scandinavian.      COLLIN,    E.        Anonymer    og 

pseudonymer  i  den  Danske,  Norske,  og  Is- 
landske  Literatur.     Kiobenhavn,  1869.  8°. 

Note.  Pseudonymous  books  are  entered  in  this  cata 
logue  under  the  real  name  of  the  author  if  known, 
otherwise  under  the  pseudonym. 

Psiche.    See  Zeno,  A. 

Psyche  ;  a  poem.    See  Appuleius,  L. 

Psyche;  tragedie.    See  Corneille,  P.; —  Fontenelle,  B.le 

B.  de. 

Psyche;  tragedy.     See  Shadwell,  T. 

Psyche;  tragi-comedie  et  ballet.     See  Moliere,  J.  B.  P.  de. 
Psyche's  art ;  by  Louisa  M.  Alcott.  Bost.,  [1868].  8°. 
Psychological  medicine.     See  Insanity. 
Psychological  medicine,  Journal  of.     See  Journal. 

Psychology. 

Note.  Works  treating  of  both  the  intellectual  and 
the  moral  faculties  of  the  soul  are  put  here;  for  works 
treating  of  the  origin,  nature,  and  destiny  of  the  soul, 
see  Soul ;  —  alto  Immortality  ;  —  Materialism  ;  —  for 
works  on  its  faculties  separately  nee  Intellect,  —  and 
Moral  philosophy,  and  the  references  under  those 
heads. 

—  MELANCHTHON,  P.    Liber  de  anima.  [1540.1    (In  his 

Opera,  v.  13.  1846.) 

-  REYNOLDS,  E.,  Bp.  of  Norwich.     Passions  and 

faculties  of  the  soule.     [London,  1640.]   4°. 

—  MAT.EBRANCHE,  N.      Recherche  de  la  verite.  [1674  1 

(In  his  CEuvres,  v.  2.  1842.) 

—  LOCKE,  J.    Essay  concerning  the  human  under 

standing.   [1689.]    12th  ed.     London,   1741. 

2  v.  8°. 

Same.     London,  1795.  3  v.  12°. 

Same.      Abridged   by   J.    Wynne.      Boston, 

1794.  12°. 
Same.    (In  Ms  Works,  v.  1-3.  1823;  and  v.  1,  2.  1854.) 

-  LA  METTRIE,  J.  O.  de,  d.  1751.    Traite  de  1'ame.    (In 

his  CEuvres  philos.,  v.  1.  1764.) 

—  BONNET,  C.     Essai  analytique  sur  les  facultes 

de  1'iime.  [1760.]     2e  ed.     Copenhague,  Ge 
neve,  1769.  2  v.  8°. 

—  —  Same.     (In  his  CEuvres  d'hist.,  v.  6.  1782.) 

-  TUCKER,  A.     Light  of  nature  pursued.  [1763- 

65.]  2d  ed.     London,  1805.  7  v.  8°. 

Same.    Abridged  [by  W.  Ilazlitt] .     London, 

1807.  8°. 

—  HERDER,  J.  G.  von.    Seele.  [1778.]    (In  hi*  Sammt. 

Werke,  v.  31.  1853.) 

—   SCHWAB,  J.  C.     Kssai  sur  la  reduction  des  facultes 
de  1'ame.     (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1785.) 

—  HDNTER,   J.,  d.  1793.     Observations  on  psychology. 

(In  hi*  Essays,  v.  1.  1861.) 


RUSH.  B.  Utility  of  a  knowledge  of  the  faculties  and 
operations  of  the  human  mind  to  a  physician.  — 
Two  lectures  upon  the  pleasures  of  the  senses  and 
of  the  mind;  with  an  inquiry  into  their  proximate 
cause,  del.  in  the  Univ.  of  1'enn.  (In  his  Sixteen 
introd.  lectures.  1811.) 

HASLAM,  J.  Sound  mind  ;  or,  Contributions 
to  the  nat.  hist,  and  physiology  of  the  human 
intellect.  London.  1819.  8". 

SPURZHEIM,  G.  Essai  philosophique  sur  la  na 
ture  morale  et  intellectuelle  de  I'homme. 
Paris,  1820.  8°. 

BEASLEY,  F.  A  search  of  truth  in  the  science 
of  the  human  mind.  Pt.  1.  Phila.,  1822.  8". 

LAROMIGUIERE,  P.  Systeme  des  facultes  de 
1'iime;  aug.  de  notes  critiques  par  L.  A. 
Gruyer.  Unix.,  1823.  18°. 

MAINE  DE  BIRAN,  F.  P.  G.,  d.  1824.  Essai  sur  les 
fondemenls  de  la  psychologic.  (In  h/'x  CEuvres, 
v.  1,  2.  1859.) 

BROWN,  T.  Lectures  on  the  philosophy  of  the 
human  intellect.  Boston,  1826.  2  v."  8". 

BLAISDELL,  S.    (Jn  his  First  lessons.  1829.) 

MILL,  J.  Analysis  of  the  phenomena  of  the 
human  mind.  London,  1829.  2  v.  8°.  • 

•  -  Same.     New  ed. ;  ed.  by  J.  S.  Mill.     London, 

1869.  2  v.  8°. 

ABERCROMBIE,  J.  Inquiries  cone,  the  intel 
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HEGEL,  G.  W.  F.,  d.  1831.  Phanomenologie  des 
Geistes.  (Vol.  2  of  his  Werke.  1841.) 

UPHAM,  T.C.  Elements  of  mental  philosophy. 
Boston,  1831.  2  v.  8°.. 

•  -  Same.     3d  ed.     Portland,  1839.  2  v.  8°. 

GALLAUDET,  T.  II.     Child's  book  on  the  soul. 

[1834.]   5th  ed.     Hartford,  1841.  2  pt.  16°. 
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•  Jot'FFKOY,  T.  8.     De  la  distinction  de  la  psychologic 

et  de  la  physiologic.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.   >S'ei. 

Mor.     Mem.,  v.  2.  1839.) 
HERBART,    J.    F.,    d.    1841.      Schriften     zur 

Psychologic ;     hrsg.    von     G.    Hartenstein. 

Lpz.,  1850.  3  v.  8°. 
DBOBISCH,    M.  W.       Empirische   Psychologic 

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•  HOLLAND,  Sir  II.     Chapters  on  mental   phys 

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•  BRODIE,   Sir  B.    C.      Psychological   inquiries. 

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•  -  Same.     (In  his  Works,  v.  1.  1865.) 

SPENCER,  H.  Principles  of  psychology.  Lon 
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COUSIN,  V.  Elements  of  psychology ;  tr.  by 
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FICHTE,  I.  H.  Contributions  to  mental  philos 
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FROTIIINGHAM,  E.  L.  and  A.  L.  Psychology.  (In 
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SAISSET,  E.     L'ame  et  la  vie.    Paris,  1864.  12°. 

FHANCK,  A.  Rapport,  sur  le  concours  rel.  au  role  de 
la  psychologic  en  philosophie.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac. 
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LEVCUUE,  C.  La  science  de  1'invisible  ;  etudes 
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McCosH,  J.  Intuitions  of  the  mind  inductively 
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LAUGEL,  A.  Les  problemes  de  1'ame.  Paris, 
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—  SrKNCF.K,  II.   Principles  of  psychology.   N.  Y., 

1869-71.  4  pts.  8°. 

Cutitint*.  1't.l.  The  data  of  psychology.  2.  The 
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Content*.  1799-1800.  Earl  of  St.  Vincent.  —  Sheri 
dan.  —  Th.  Erskine.  —  Parr.  —  Dr.  C.  Hutton.  —  Ld. 
Hawkesbury.  —  Milner.  —  Bp.  of  Meath.  —  Rev.  Win. 
Parish.  —  Sir  F.  Bourgeois.  —  Duke  of  Richmond.  — 
Mrs.  Abington.  —  Saurin.  —  Dr.  Arnold.  —  Ld.  Brid- 
port.  —  Marq.  of  Lansdown.  —  Sir  J.  Parnell.  — 
gouthey.  —  Dr.  Duig.'iian.  —  Goo.  Ponsonby.  —  Gran- 
ville  Sharp.  —  I'elham.  —  Duke  of  Grafton.  —  Cooke.  — 
Maj.  Cartwriirht.  —  Duke  of  Leinster.  —  Mrs.  Inchbald. 

—  Earl    Filzwilliam.   —    Win.   Godwin.   —  Graves.  — 
Shield.  —  Sir  G.  Yonge.   —  Dr.  Gamett.  —  Ld.  Dillon. 

—  Ld.  Castlerca.  —  Dr.  Fergusson.  —  Wm.  Hayley.  — 
Countess  of  Derby.  —  Pratt.  —  Dr.  Harrington.  —  Duch 


ess  of  Gordon.  —  Dr.  Curric.  —  Duke  of  Bedford.  —  Cow- 
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01.  M.  Boulton.  —  Prof.  POI-KOH.  —  Pinkerton.  —  Wilber- 
foree.  —  Mrs.  C.  Smith.  —  Sir  R.  Abercromby.  —  Ld. 
Dorchester.  —  Earl  Stanhope.  —  Dr.  J.  Gregory.  —  Duke 
of  Bridgewater.  —  \Vm.  Mavor.  —  R.  Ker'l'orter.  — 
J.  Thelwall.  —  Jefferson.  —  Busbrod  Washington.  —  J. 
Gillies.  —  Ld.  Hobart.  —  Bidlake.  —  Ld.  Loughborongh. 

—  Dngald  Stewart.   —   II null  Blair.    —   Barry.  —  Mrs. 
Robinson.  —  J.  Ireland.  —  Sir  Win.  Beechey.  —  Duke  of 
Portland.  —  Sir  J.  Banks.  —  Sir  P.  Parker.  —  E.  Cart- 
wriitlit.  —  Ld.  Grenville.  —  Win.  Hawkes.  —  Randolph. 

—  Paul  Sandby.  —  Clerk.  — Lettsom.  —  Colman.  —  Skin 
ner.  —  Dr.  J.  Anderson.  —  Prince  de  Bouillon.  —  Duke 
of  Marlborough.  —   David  Rae.      1802-03.    Ld.  Auck 
land.  —  Dr.  Jenncr.  —  The  Goldsmids.  —  Dr.  Vincent. 

—  Ld.  Macartney.  —  Ld.  Harrington.  —  Paley.  —  Adml. 
Roddam.  —  Sir  R.  Hill.  —  Rev.  R.  Hill.  —  Dr.  J.  Law.  — 
Dr.  Cr.  Hill.  —  Sir  R.  Curtis.  —  Dr.  Thornton.  —  Gen. 
I.  Allen.   -  Th.  Jones.  —  Dr.  Trotter.  —  Rev.  R.  Pol- 
whele.  —  Th.  Harris.  —  C.  Anstey.  —  Wm.  Gifford.  — 
Prof.  Carlyle.  —  II.  Mackenzie.  —  Dr.  Busby.  —  Mrs. 
Bellinifton.  —  Wm.  Hutton.  —  Wm.  Thomson.  —  Sir 
Win.  Ouscley.  —  Sir  F.  Burden.  —  James  Watt.  —  J. 
Palmer.  —  Ld.  Minto.      1803-04.     Sir   R.  Peel.  —  Corn- 
wallis.  —  Dr.  Kipling.  —  Gen.  Medows.  —  Almon.  — 
Gen.  Simcoe.   —   Ld.  Ellenborough.  —  Marq.  of  Buck 
ingham.  —  Earl  Temple.  —  Th.  Grenville.  —  Ld.  Gren 
ville.  —  Gen.  Fawcett.  —   Duke  of  Queensborough.  — 
Marq.  of  Anspach.    —    Gen.  Dundas.  —   R.  Gough.  — 
Earl  of  Carlisle.  —  Bp.  of  Gloucester.  —  Lady  Hamilton. 

—  Gen.  Paoli.  —  Braham.  —  Angerstein.  —  Pye.  —  Earl 
of  Westmoreland.  —  Marq.  Wellesley.  —  Bp.  of  Bangor. 

—  Duke  of  Northumberland.  —  Gen.  Vallancey.  —  Ld. 
Catbeart.  —  Ld.  Frankfort.  —  Gen.  Urquhart.  —  Mai. 
Kennel.  —  Dr.  Knox.  —  Bp.  of  Oxford.  —  Miss  Seward. 

—  Bp.  of  Meath.    18[05]-06.    Ld.  Keith.  —  Mrs.  Darner. 

—  Lt,  Gen.  Doyle.  —  Mrs.  Thiekncsse.  —  J.  Pasley.  — 
J.  Barlow.   —  H.  Greatbead.   —   Sir  J.  Mackintosh.  — 
Hon.  C.  Abbott.  —  Archb.  of  Canterbury.  —  Sir.  T.  M. 
Sutton.  —  Capt.  T.  Morris.  —  Capt.  C.  Morris.  —  Aaron 
Burr.  —  Rev.  W.  B.  Kirwan.  —  Sir  H.  R.  Popbam.  — 
Hon.  G.  Canning.  —  Roseius.  —  Rev.  H.  B.  Dudley.  — 
Sir  A.  Mitchell.  —  Madame  D'Arblay.  —  Sir  C.  M.  Pole. 

—  Elliston.  —  A.  Combe. 

—     Same.     [Selections    from    1799-1803.]      Bait., 

1803.   8°. 

Cnntt-ntn.    Fox.  —  Pitt.  —  Darwin.  —  Dundas.  —  Dr. 
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—  DTsraeli.   —  Ld.  Nelson.  —  Wakefleld.  —  Earl  St. 
Vincent.  —  Southey.  —  Wm.  Godwin.  —  Cowper.  — 
Hastings.  —  Abercrombie.  —  Gregory.  —  Wm.  Mavor. 

—  Ld.  Grenville.  —  Duke  of  Bridgewater.  —  Jefferson. 

—  Busbrod  Washington.  —  Randolph.  —  Hugh  Blair.  — 
Sir  J.    Banks.   —    H.   Addington.   —   Tooke.   —   Gen. 
Bowles.  —  Count  Rumford.  —  Beattie.  —  S.  L.  Mitchell. 

—  Dr.  Jenner.   —   Gen.  I.  Allen.  —  Earl  Stanhope.  — 
Cur  ran. 

Public  clamours  traced  to  their  sources,  and  the  advantage 
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Public  defaulters  brought  to  light;  letters  to  the  people  of 
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Public  discussion  with  infidels;  2d  lecture,  with  discussion. 
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Public  good;  an  exam,  into  the  claim  of  Virginia  to  vacant 
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Public  ledger;  Oct.  5.     London,  1779.  f°.    (E  195) 

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Public  opinion ;  a  summary  of  the  press  through 
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Public  school ;  showing  how  it  fared  with  Johnny  after  he 
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Public  spirit.     London,  1808.  8°.    (B  996) 

Public  works  of  Gr.  Brit. ;  ed.  by  W.  F.  Simms. 
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Middle  Ages  and  buildings  of    the   present 
day.     London,  1841.  4°. 

—  Floriated  ornament.     London,  1849.  4°. 

—  Glossary  of  eccles.  ornament  and  costume.    2d 

ed.,  enl.  and  rev.  by  B.  Smith.       London, 
1846.   4°. 

—  Gothic   furniture.      [From  Akermaii's   repos.] 

London,  [184-].  4". 

-  Photographs  from  sketches  by  P.,  by  S.  Ayling. 

London,  [1865].  2  v.  f°. 

-  True  principles  of  pointed  or  Christian  archi 

tecture.     London,  1841.  4°. 

—  FEKKKY,  B.     Recollections  of  A.  N.  W.  Pugin 

and  his  father;  with  notices  of  their  works. 

London,  1861.  8°. 
Puglia,  James  Ph.     The  federal  polititian.     Phila., 

179.5.    8°. 
Pugliesi,    Giacomino.    Canzonetle.     (In      Rossetti,  D.  G. 

Early  Hal.  poets.  1861.) 
Pugliola,  Bartholomeo  clellu.      Historia  miscella  Bononien- 

eis,  1104-1394,  ac  continuatio.     (In  Muratori.    Re- 

rum  Itnl.,  v.  18.  1731.) 

UvyiJ.a.io-y(pavo^a.\ia.     (In  Addison,  J.    Works,  v.  1.  1721.) 
Pugna  poreorum.     See  Plaisant,  J.  L. 
Puibusque,  Adolphe  de.    CATALOGUE  [de]  la  biblio- 

theque  de  M.  A.  de  Puibusque  dont  la  vente 

Irfev.    Paris,  1864.  8°. 
Puibusque,  Adolphe  Louis  de.     Historie  comparee 

des  litteraturesesp.  etfr.  Paris,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Recueil  de  poesies.     Paris,  [184-].  12°. 
Puigblanch,  Antonio.     The  inquisition  unmasked  ; 

tr.  by  W.Walton.     London,  1816.  2  v.  8°. 

Puisaye,  Joseph  Genevieve,  comte  de.  Correspondance. 
(In  Argons,  1'.  O.  d'.  Memoires.  1824.) 

Puiseux,  Leon.  L'emigration  normande  et  la  colo 
nisation  anglaise  en  Normandie  au  15e 
siecle.  Caen,  Paris,  1866.  8°. 

—  Siege  et  prise  de  Rouen  par  les  Anglais,  [1418- 

19]  ;    principalement   d'apres  un  poeme  an 
glais.     Caen,  1867.  8°. 

Puissant,  Louis.  Methode  gen.  d'obs.  astron.  faites 
avec  le  cercle  repetiteur  de  Borda.  Paris, 
1823.  4°. 

—  Recueil  des  propositions  de  geometric.    3e  ed. 

Paris,  1824.  8°. 


-  Traito  de  geodesic.  2eed.     Paris,  1819.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Traitc  de  topog.,  d'arpcntage,  et  de  nivellement. 

2e  ed.     Paris,  1820.  4°. 

—  Cours  de  mathematiques.  1809.    See  Allaize,  — ,  and 

others. 
Pujoulx,  Jean  Baptiste.     Mineralogic  a  1'usage  des 

gens  du  monde.     Paris,  1813.  8". 

Pukhto  or  Pushto  language.    Sue  Afghanistan.  Language. 
Pulaski,  Casimir.      BKNTALOU,    Col.   P.      Pulaski 

vindicated    from    an     unsupported    charge, 

introd.  in  Johnson's  sketches  of  the  life  and 

corresp.  of  N.  Greene.     Bait.,  1824.  8°. 
Reply  to   Judge  Johnson's  remarks  on  an  article  in 

the  Xo.  Amer.  review  rel.  to  P.     Bait.,  1826.  8°.    (B 

550) 

—  SPARKS,  J.    Life  of  P.    (In  ?tis  Amer.  biog.,  v.  14. 

1845.) 

Pulaski,  Fort.  GILMORE,  Q.  A.  Official  report  of 
the  siege  and  reduction  of  Fort  P.  N.  Y., 
1862.  8°.  (U.  S.  Corps  of  Engin.  Papers  on 
pract.  engin.,  no.  8.) 

Pulcheria,  St.    VITA.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  43.  1868.) 

Pulcherie  ;  comcdie  hero'icaic.    See  Corneille,  P. 

Pulci,  Luigi.  La  Beca  da  Dicomano.  (/>»  Ferra- 
rio,  G.  Poesie  pastorali.  1808.) 

—  Frottola.     (In  Saggio  di  rime.  1825.) 

—  Humours   of  giants.   —    The  battle  of  Roncesvalles. 

(In  Hunt,  J.  H.  L.     Stories  from  the  Ital.  poets. 
1846.) 

—  II  Morgante  maggiore.     Lond.,  1778.  3  v.  12°. 

—  Novelle.     (In  Raccplta  di  novelle,  v.  2.  1804.) 

—  HUNT,  J.  H.  L.     Critical  notice  of  P.'s  life  and  genius. 

(In  his  Stories  from  the  Ital.  poets.  1846.) 
Pulex,  Confortus.     Fragmenta  historic  Vicentina?,  1371-87. 

(In  Muratori.  Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  13.  1728.) 
Pulgar,  Fernando  de.     Letras.     (In  Ochoa,  E.  de.     Epist. 

esp.,  v.  1,  1850;  v.  13  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 
Pullan,  R.  1'opplewell.     Byzantine  architecture.  1864.     See 

Texier,  C.  F.  M. 

—  Discoveries  at  Halicarnassus,  1862-63.      See  Newton, 

C.  T. 

Pullen,  Henry  jWm.  Fight  at  dame  Europa's 
school ;  showing  how  the  German  boy 
thrashed  the  French  boy  and  how  the  Eng. 
boy  looked  on.  Boston,  1871.  12°. 

-  Same.     London,  [1871].  8°.    (E  158) 

Note.  Bound  with  .this  are  the  following  pamphlets 
on  the  same  subject :  After  the  right ;  —  Break-up  of 
Dame  Europa'e  school;  —  Christmas  holidays  at  Dame 
Europa's  school ;  —  Dame  Europa's  report  to  the  school 
board  on  the  fight  in  her  school ;  —  Dame  Europa's 
school  fifty  years  hence;  —  English  boy  himself  ag.iin  ; 

—  Finale  of  Diime  Europa's  school;  —  Great  tight  be- 
tween  Wm.  the  German  and  Louis  the  Frenchman ;  — 
How  Louis  defended  his  arbour;  and  how  Aleck  wanted 
part  of  Constantino's  lake;  —  How  the  tight  ended,  and 
the  lesson  it  taught  Johnnie;  —  John's  fag  in  Dame  Eu 
ropa's  school;  —  John's  governor  visits  Dame  Europa's 
school ;  —  John  justified  ;  —  John  not  PO  wrong  after  all ; 

—  John's  uncle  thinks  it  time  to  say  a  word;  —   Look 
before  you  leap;   —  Louis'  own  account  of  the  light;  — 
Master  John  and  his  tenants;  —  Mrs.  Brittannia's  de 
fence  of  Johnny's  conduct  at  Dame  Europa's  school;  — 
Mrs.  Britton's  letter  touching  the  Europa  troubles;  — 
Mrs.  Malaprop's  advice  to  the  British  people;   —   Part 
taken  by  the  Irish  boy  in  the  fight;   —   Pious  Win.  and 
Dame  Enropa's  school;  —  Plea  for  all  sides;  —  Public 
school;  showing  how  it  fared  with  Johnnie  after  he  ran 
away   from   Dame  Europa's   school ;    —    Recent  fight 
in  Europa  street;  —  Row  at  Dame  Europa's  school;  — 
True  story  about  the  fight  at  Dame  Europa's  school;  — 
True  version  of  the  fight;   —  Voices   from   Salisbury 
plain;  or,  Who's  to  blame?   —  Who's  afraid?  or,  All 
about  the  row;  —  Widely  different  account  of  the  fight, 
by    an  old  boy;   —  Why  Johnnie  didn't  interfere;  — 
Which  should  John  have  helped? 

-  Tom  Pippin's  wedding.     Phila.,  1871.  18°. 
Puller,  Timothy,  D.D.      Moderation  of  the  Church 

of  England.     London,  1679.   16°. 
Pulleyn,  Wm.      Church  yard   gleanings,  and  epi 
grammatic  scraps.     London,  [186-?].  12°. 

-  Etymological  compendium  ;  or,  Portfolio  of  ori 

gins  and  inventions.  2d  ed.     London,  1830. 
12°. 


PULLING 


PUNT  A 


Pulling,  Alexander.  Private  bill  legislation.  (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1862.)  —  The  jury 
system.  (In  1867.)  —  What  is  the  most  expedient 
mode  of  introd.  into  Kng.  a  system  of  public  prose 
cution?  (In  1869.) 

Pullini,  Carl  Antonio.  Saggio  cli  ontiche  getnrue  incise  co' 
relativi  articoli  d'esposizione.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d. 
Sci.  Mem.,  v.  19.  1811.) 

Pulman,  George  P.  R.  Local  nomenclature ;  a 
lecture  on  the  names  of  places,  chiefly  in  the 
west  of  Eng.  London,  1857.  12°. 

Pulpit  of  the  American  revolution;  or,  Polit.  sermons  of 
the  period  of  1776.  /See  Thornton,  J.  W. 

Pulse.  NIHELL,  J.  Prediction  des  crises  par  la 
pouls ;  tr.  de  1'anglois  par  L.  A.  Lavirotte. 
[1741.]  Paris,  1748.  12". 

—  BORDEU,  T.  de.      Varieties   of    pulse  and   the 

crisis  each  indicates.     London,  1764.  8°. 

—  CAVE,  8.      Diss.  medica  inang.  de  pulsu  arteriarum. 

Lugd.  Bat.,  1779.  4".    (A  63) 

—  YALLEIX,  — .      Frequence  du  pouls,  etc.   n.t.p. 

[184-.]   8°. 

See  also  Sphygamometer. 
Pulsifer,  David.     Guide  to  Boston.     Boston,  1867. 

12°. 
Pulszky,  Ferencz  Aurel.     Iconographic  researches 

on    human    races   and  their   art.      (In  Nott,  J.  C., 

and  Glidden,  G.  H.    Indigenous  races.  1857.) 

—  Several  articles.]     (In  Philolog.  Society.  Trans..  1858, 

59.) 

—  and  Pulszky,  T.   Tales  and  traditions  of  Hun 

gary.     London,  1851.  3  v.  8°. 

White,  red,  and  black  ;  sketches  of  American 

society;  [with  app.].   New  York,  1853.  2  v. 
12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  White,  red,  aud  black.  2. 
App.  Harper,  W.  Vindication.  —  Lowell,  A.  C. 
3  letters  of  a  N.  E.  lady.  —  U.S.  Census  Office,  Statistics 
of  railroads  and  telegraphing. 

—  FRANZ   Aurel  Fulssky.     (Jn  Ungarns  Manner.  1862.) 
Pulszky,  Mine.  Terezia.    Memoirs  of  an  Hungarian 

lady ;  with  an  hist,  introd.  by  F.  Pulszky. 
London,  1850.  2  v.  12°. 

/See  alxo,  above,  Pulszky,  F.  A. 

Pulteney,  Richard.  General  view  of  the  writings  of 
Linnaeus.  2d  ed. ;  with  mem.  of  the  author 
by  W.  G.  Maton ;  added,  the  diary  of  Lin 
naeus.  London,  1805.  4". 

—  Historical  and  biog.  sketches  of  the  progress 

of  botany  in  Eng.,  to  the  introd.  of  the  Lin- 
na-an  system.  London,  1790.  2  v.  8°. 
Pulteney,  Wm.,  IQth  Earl  of  Bath  (pseud.  Caleb 
D'Anvers),  d.  1764.  Answer  to  one  part  of  a  late 
infamous  libel,  intitled  'Remarks  on  the  Crafts 
man's  vindication',  etc.  London,  1731.  8°.  (B  668) 

—  Letter  to  two   great   men  [Wm.  Pitt  and  the  Earl  of 

Clarendon]    on   the    prospect    of   peace.     London, 
1760.  8°.    (B  784,  790) 
-      Same.     From  the  2d  ed.     Boston,  1760.  8°. 

—  Other  copies.    (B  610,  698) 

—  Proper  reply   to  'Sedition  and  defamation  displayed". 

London,  1731.  8".    (B  668) 

—  HEUVEY,  J.     Letter  to  D'Anvers  on  his  'Proper  reply 

to  a    libel   entitled,  'Sedition    and    defamation   dis- 
play'd'.     London,  1731.  8°.    (B  1518) 

—  NEAL,  D.    Letter  from  a  dissenter  to  the  author  of 

The  Craftsman  [on]  his  paper  of  27  Oct.     London, 
1733.  8°.    (B  122; 

REMARKS  on  the  'Letter-to  two  great  men'  ;    in 

a  letter  to  the  author  of  that  piece.    London, 
[17GO].  8°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1760.  8°.     (B  790) 

Pulteney,  Wm.,  Esq.  Considerations  on  the  present  state 
of  public  atl'airs  and  means  of  raising  supplies. 
London,  1779.  8°.  (B  365,  1704) 

—  Effects  to  be  expected  from  the  East  India  bill,  upon 

the  constitution  of  Gr.  Brit.,  if  passed.    London, 
1783.  8°.     (B  769) 

—  Thoughts  on  the  present  state  of  afl'airs  with  Amer 

ica   and   means  uf  conciliation.      London,   1778.  8". 
(B388) 


—  KEMAKKS  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  'Thoughts  on  the 

present  state  of  affairs'.  (In  Appeal  to  reason  and 
justice,  etc.  1778.) 

Pumpelly,  Raphael.  Across  America  and  Asia  ; 
notes  of  a  five  years'  journey  around  the 
world,  and  a  residence  in  Arizona,  Japan, 
and  China.  N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

Pumroy,  John  N.  Address  before  the  Diagnothian  and 
Goethean  Literary  Soc.  of  Marshall  Col.,  Mercers- 
burg,  Pa.,  Sept.  8.  llarrisb.,  1846.  8°.  (B  1579) 

Punal  del  godo,  El;  drama.     See  Zorrilla,  J. 

Punch,  or  the  London  Charivari.  London,  1841- 
79.  78  v.  4". 

—  A  bowl  of  'Punch'  ;  selections  from  the  Lon 

don  Charivari.     Philn.,  1844.  12". 

—  Punchiania  ;    or,  Selections  from   the    London 

Charivari ;  with  illust.  by  Leech  and  others. 
Phila.,  1845.  12". 

—  Selections    from    Punch.      (In    Thackeray,    W.   M. 

Miscellanies,  v.  5.  1870.) 

—  Shilling's  worth  of  nonsense;  by  the  editors  of 

Punch.     London,  1847.   16°. 

Note.  For  its  early  history  see  Hodder,  G. 
Memories  of  my  time.  1870. 

Punchard,  George.  History  of  Congregationalism. 
Salem,  1841.  12". 

—  Same.      2cl  ed.  eiil.     N.  Y.,  1865-67.  3  v.  16°. 
-  View  of  Congregationalism.  Boston,  1850.   12". 

Punchard,  John.  WORCESTER,  S.  M.  Tribute  to 
the  memory  of  P.  Boston,  1857.  8". 

Punchiana.     See  Punch. 

Punctuation.  BEENAN,  J.  Composition  and  punct 
uation.  13th  ed.  London,  Weale,  1863.  12". 

—  WILSON,  J.     Treatise  on  punctuation.  14th  ed. 

Boston,  1862.  12°. 

Pundits,  Ordinations  of  the.     See  Gentoo  laws. 
Punic    language.       CATIIERWOOD,   F.       Account    of   the 

Punico-Libyan  monument  at  Dugga,  and  the  remains 

of    an    ancient    structure    at    liloss.      (In    Amer. 

Ethnolog.  Soc.     Trans. ,  v.  1.  1845.) 

—  HAMILTON,  J.    The  Punic  passage  in  Plautus  collated 

with  parallel  passages  of  the  Hebrew  scriptures. 
(In  Roy.  Irish  Acad.  Trans.,  v.  18,  pt.  1.  1838.) 

—  REINESH:S,    T.     'la-ropov^tva.    linguae  Punicaj.      (In 

Grsevius,  J.  G.     Syntagma.  1702.) 

Punishment.  RUSH,  15.  Enquiry  into  the  effects 
of  public  punishments  upon  criminals  and  society. 
London,  reprinted  Phila.,  1787.  8".  (B  744,  929, 
W39) 

—  GR.  BRITAIN.  Ho.  of  Commons.  Reports.  Pt.  1  : 

On  transportation.  1812  ;  Pt.  2  :  On  sec 
ondary  punishments.  [London,]  1831.  f°. 

Report  on  secondary  punishments  ;   together 

with  the  minutes  of  evidence,  an  app.  and 
index,  n.p.,  1832.  f°. 

See  also  Capital  punishment ;  —  Corporeal 
punishment ;  —  Crime ;  —  Flagellation  ;  —  Pil 
lory  ;  —  Prisons. 

Punizioni  nel  precipizio,  La;  tragicommedia.    See  Gozzi,  C. 
Punjab  or  Punjaub.       LASSON,  C.     Commentatio 
geographies  atque  historica  de  Pentapotamia 
Indica.     Bonn.  a.  Rhen.,  1827.  4°. 

—  WILSON,  II.  II.,  ed.     Travels  in  the  Himalayan 

provinces,  etc.,  by  W.  Moorcroft  and  G.  Tre- 
beck,  1819-25.  "London,  1841.  2  v.  8". 

—  HONIGBEKOER,  J.  M.      Fruchte  aus  dem  Mor- 

genlandc,  [1829-49].     Wien,  1851.  8°. 

—  HUGKL,  C.  A.  A.     Travels  in  Kashmir  and  the 

P.,  [183'5-36]  ;  tr.  from  the  German,  with 
notes  by  T.  B.  Jcrvis.  London,  1845.  8". 

—  AKNOI.D,  E.   Acquisition  and  administration  of  the  1*., 

[1845-61].  (Vol.  1  of  his  Marq.  of  Dalhousie's 
adm.  1S6'2.) 

—  EDWARDS,  H.  B.      Year   on   the   P.   frontier, 
1848^19.     London,  1851.  2  v.  8°. 

See  also  Bible  (p.  283). 

Punta,  Lncrczia  della  Rena.  Capitolo.  (In  Trucchi,  F. 
1'oesie  ital.,  v.  4.  1847.) 


PUNTIGIL1I 


2443 


PURCHAS 


Pupil 


Pupil 


Puntiglii  domestic!,  I;  commedia.     Sen  Goldoni,  C. 
Pupieni,  Agostino  Santi,  route,  />«.     See  Costantini,  G.  A. 
il  of  the  eye.      GIBSON,  B.      Formation  of  an 
artificial  pupil.     London,  1811.  8". 
uTinuK,  J.     Operations  for  the  formation  of 
an  artificial  pupil.     London,  1819.  8". 
of  the  Legion  of  honor;  by   L.  Enault;    tr. 
by  Mrs.  K.  L.  Tutt.     Phila.,  [1S71J.  8". 
Papilla,  La.     .sW  Goldoni,  C. 
Pupilla,  oculi.  1510.     Sff  Burgo,  J.  de. 
Pupille,  La;   comedie.     fire  Fagan,  C.  B. 
Purana,  Marcundeya.     See  Supta-Sati. 
Purana,  Vishnu  ;    a  system  of    Hindu  mythology 
and  tradition  ;   tr.  by  II.  II.  Wilson.      Lon 
don,  1840.  4". 

-     Same.     (In.  Wilson,  II.  II.     Works,  v.  6-10.  1864-70.) 
Puranas.     WILSON,  II.  II.     Analysis  of  tlio  Puranas.     (In 

his  Works,  v.  3.  1864.) 

Purchas,  Samuel.     His  pilgrimes.     London,  1625- 
2(5.  5  v.  f". 

Note.  Vol.  1-2,  also  3-4  have  continuous  pagi 
nation;  5  is  called  'Purchas,  his  pilgrimage'. 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  Salomon's  navie  sent  to  Ophir.  — 
Man's  life  a  pilgrimage;  peregrinations  of  Christ,  etc.  — 
Other  voyages  and  peregrinations  mentioned  in  Scrip 
ture.  —  Fabulous  antiquities  of  the  peregrinations  of 
Bacchus,  Osiris,  Hercules,  etc.  —  Famous  expeditions 
in  ancient  histories,  of  the  Assyrians,  etc.  —  Travels  of 
the  ane.  philosophers  and  learned  men.  —  Pluenician 
voy.,  and  esp.  that  of  Hanno.  —  lambulus,  navigation 
to  Arabia,  and  Kthiopia.  —  (Jreat  Alexander's  perigri- 
nations,  etc  —  Travels  of  Musaeus,  Thebseus,  etc.,  men 
tioned  by  St.  Ambrose  ;  of  others  mentioned  in  East-bins, 
etc.  —  Generall  consideration  of  Europe.  —  Brerewood, 
E.  Enquiries  of  languages  ;  —  Enquiries  of  the  religions 
in  the  world.  —  Relations  of  divers  travellers,  touching 
the  diversities  of  Christian  rites  and  tenents  in  divers 
parts  of  the  world.  —  Stroza,  P.  Opinions  of  the  Chal 
deans,  etc.  —  Ecel.  politic  anc.  and  mod.,  etc.  —  Diversi- 
tie  of  letters  used  by  divers  nations.  —  Improvement  of 
navigation  in  later  times.  —  Of  F.  Magalianes.  —  Voy 
age  of  Sir  F.  Drake,  1  577.  —  Pretty,  F.  Voyage  of  Th. 
Candish,  15S6-S8.  —  Voyage  of  ().  Noort,  —  of  Sebald  de 
Wert,  —  G.Spilbergen,  —  W.  C.  Schouten.  —  First  Eng. 
voyages  to  the  East  Indies;  Sighelmus,  Mandevile, 
Stevens,  Fitch,  Wood,  Mildenhall,  Davis,  Adams.  — 
Priviledge  for  15  years  granted  to  adventurers  for  the 
trade  for  the  East  Indies,  1000.  —  1st  voy.  to  the  E.  Indies 
by  J.  Lancaster,  Itiuo.  —  Scot,  E.  Disc,  of  Java,  1602- 
05.  —  Clayborn,  T.  2d  voy.  [by]  Sir  II.  Middleton.  — 
Keeling,  W.  3d  voy.  to  the  E.  Indies.  —  Capt.  W. 
Hawkins,  his  residence  in  India.  —  Voyage  of  D. 
Middleton,  16;V>.  —  Jones,  Nichols,  Bradshaw,  Smith, 
T.,  and  otfierx.  4th  voyage  to  the  E.  Indies  under 
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Babylonia,  Assyria,  Syria,  Phecnicia,  and  Palcstina.  — 
Hebrew  nation  and  religion,  from  the  beginning  thereof 
to  our  times.  —  Arabians,  Saracens,  Tnrkes,  and  of  the 
ancient  inhabitants  of  Asia  Minor,  and  their  religions.  — 
Armenians,  Medes,  Persians,  Parthians,  Scythians, 
Tartarians,  C'hinois,  anel  their  religions.  —  East  Indies, 
and  of  the  seas  and  Hands  about  Asia.  —  Egypt,  liar- 
bary,  Numidia,  Libya,  and  the  land  e>f  negro's.  — 
^Ethiopia,  and  the  African  islands.  —  America:  New 
France,  Virginia,  Florida,  New  Spaine,  and  other  regions 
of  America  Mexicana.  —  Cumma,  Guiana,  Brasil,  Chica, 
Chili,  Peru,  and  of  other  regions  of  America  Peruviana. 
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Pure  or  Puri  ('?),    Dionisio  Geronimo. 

TTspl  T(~JV  xpcuv  TOV  O.V&PUKOV.     MeTou/tpaaif  i'K 

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'Ev  EevETia,  1812.  8°. 
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Pursh,  Frederic.      Flora  American  Septent.     Lon 
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—  Same.      (In  Cornhill   mag  ,  v.  19.   1869;   —  and  in 

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Putnam,  Alfred  Porter.     Sermon,  death  of  Everett,  Brook 
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—  Address,   funeral    of  G.    Whitney,    Apr.  6.     Boston, 

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—  Discourse,  death  of  Win.  II.  Harrison.     Boston,  1841. 

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—  Discourse,    installation    of  Rev.    D.  Fosdick,    Mar.   3. 

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—  On    political    idolatry;    discourse,    April  6.     Boston, 

1843.  8°.     (B  1260) 

—  Sermon,  Dec.  11,  1833,  funeral  of  E.  Porter.     Boston, 

1834.  8°.     (B  1247,  1828) 

—  Sermon,  Mar.  6;  signs  of  the  times.     Boston,  1836.  8°. 

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—  Sermon   the   Sunday  following   the  burial  of  E.  Pea- 

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1736) 

—  REMARKS  upon  an  oration  by  G.  Putnam,  before  the 

i'lii  Beta  Kappa  Soc.  in  Harvard  University;  by  a 
member  of  the  Suffolk  bar.  Boston,  1844.  8°.  '(B 
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Putnam,  George  Palmer.  American  facts  ;  notes 
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-  Book  buyer's  manual;  a  catalogue  of    books. 

N.  Y.,  [185-].  8". 

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ment  to  the  'Bookbuver's  manual'.  New 
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-  Tourist  in  Europe.     N.  Y.,  1838.  12°. 

-  The  world's    progress  ;    a  dictionary  of  dates. 

N.  Y.,  1851.   12°. 

Ten  years  of  the  world's  progress  ;  a  supple 
ment.  N.  Y".,  1861.  12". 

See  <d*r>  Putnam's  monthly  mag. 
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Camb.,  1863.'  12". 

Putnam,  Israel,  (fan.  CHILD,  J.  L.  Enquiry  into 
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-  FELLOWS,  J.     The  veil  removed  ;  reflections  on 

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S.  Swett's  Sketch  of  Bunker  Hill  battle. 
N.  Y.,  1843.  12°. 

-  GKISWOLD,  A.  C.,  and  DAWSON,  H.  B.   Corres 

pondence  with  the  ed.  of  the  'Hartford 
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—  GlloSVENOR.  L.       Life  and  character  of   P.:  address 

at  a  meeting  of  the  descendants  of  1'.,  Oct.  25. 
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—  IlEADLEY,  J.  T.     (In  hi*  Washington,  v.  1.  1847.) 

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Same.     Withapp.,  cont.  sketch  of  the  Battle 

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Note.     Continued  as  'Emerson's  mag.  and    Putnam's 
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1868  -  Nov.    1870.        New    York,   1868-70. 

6  v.  8°. 
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Puylaurens,  Antoine  de  Laage,  due  de.    MUSSET,  P.  E.  de. 

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Note.    The  'Further  vindication'  has  a  separate 

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See  also  Perdu,  Mont. 

Pyrgion.     Fragm.     (In    Mueller,   C.     Fr.   hist.    Gr.,   v.  4. 

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See  also  Military  pyrotechnics. 
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Pyrrho.     ZKI.LER,  E.     P.  and  the  older  academy.     (In  his 

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"  Pyrrhonisme.      CROUSAZ,   J.  P.   de.     Examen  du 
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—  PLUTARCIIUS.     (In  his  Vitae;  and,  Eng.,  Lives.) 
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—  DIOGENES  LAERTIUS.    (In  his  De  vitis.  1594;  —  and 

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Eng.  Life  of  P. ;  also  fragments  of  the 

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Pythians.  KRAUSE,  J.  II.  Die  Pythien,  Nemeen, 
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Python.     Fragm.      (In  Kauck,    A.       Tragicorum   Graeco- 

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Quarterly  Christian  spectator.  Sue  Christian  spectator, 
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Quarterly  journal  of  foreign  medicine  and  surgery. 
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Quarterly  journal  of  literature,  science,  etc.  See  Quar 
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Quarterly  journal  of  microscopical  science ;  ed. 
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Quarterly  review  ;   Feb.  1809  -  Oct.  1879.      Lon 
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Quarterly  theological  magazine  and  religious  repos 
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Quarterman,  James.  Protest  against  the  consecration  of 
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Queen   of  Denmark,  The  ;    by    Mrs.  Gore.     N.Y., 

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Queen's    County,    N.    Y.      OXDEHDONK,    H.,     Jr. 
Queen's    Co.  in   the   olden   time.      Jamaica, 
N.  Y.,  1865.  4°. 
-  Revolutionary  incidents   of    Q.  Co.      N.  Y'., 

1846.   12". 
Queen's  County  Soc.  for  the  Promotion  of  Agriculture. 

Constitution.     N.  Y.,  1819.  8".     (B  449) 
Queens  of  society.     See  Thompson,  K.  B.  and  J.  C. 
Queens  of  song.     See  Clayton,  E.  C. 
Queer  subject,  The;  a  farce.     See  Coyne,  J.  S. 
Quelen,  Hyacinthe  Louis,  comte  de.   Disc.    (Jn  Paris.  Inst. 

Ac.  Fr.     Hecueil  des  disc.,  1820-29.) 
Quelpaut.     SHIPWRECK  upon  the  const  of  the  Isle  of  Q.  (In 

Harris,,).     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1705.) 
Quelques  scenes  impromptu,  on  La  matinee  du  jour  de  Pan. 

(In  Andrieux,  V.  G.  J.  S.     CEuvres,  v.  2.  1823.) 
Quenard,  Philip.     Portraits  des  personnages  cele- 
bres    de  la  Revolution,  [gr.    par  F.    Bonne- 
ville],  avec    Tableau   historique  et    notices. 
Paris,  1796-1802.  4  v.  4". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Louis  xvi.  —  Marie  Antoinette. 
—  Marie  Therese  Charlotte.  —  Louis  Charles.  —  Louis 
Stanislas  Xavier,  comte  de  Provence.  — Charles  Philippe, 
comte  d'Artois.  —  Louis  Philippe.  Joseph  d'Orleans.  — 
Phelipeaux  de  Muurepas.  —  Rene  Nicolas  Charles  de 
Maupcou.  —  Mario  Jeanne  Goruart  de  Vaubernier.  — 
308.  (5.  1.  80.) 


George  Washington.  —  Benjamin  Franklin.  —  Pascal 
Paoli.  -  -  L.  Rene  Edonard  de  Rohan  Guemene.  — 
Jeanne  de  S.  Rerny  de  Valois,  comtesse  de  La  Motte.  — 
Alexandre,  comte  de  CaglioHtro.  —  Jacques  Necker.  — 
EUenne  Charles  de  Lomenie  de  Brienne.  —  Delaunay, 
Gouverneur  de  la  Bastille.  —  Henri  Masers  de  Latude. 

—  Gabriel  Honore  Riquetti  Mirabeau.   —  Jean  Sylvain 
Bailly.    —   Gilbert  Mottier  de  Lafayette.   —   Cazales.— 
Francois  Henri  de  Virien.  —  Jacques  Duval  Depremcs- 
nil.  —  Nicolas  Bergasse.  —  Jean  Sifrein  Maury.  —  Victor 
Pierre  Malouet.   —   Jean  Louis  Gotittes.   —    Michel  Ge 
rard.   —  Joseph  Ignace  Guillotin.   —   Guillaume  Jean 
Baptiste   Target.   —    Rene  Guillaume   Le  Chapelier.  — 
Jacques  Guillaume  Thonret.  —  Charles  Maurice  Talley 
rand  Perigord.    —    Emmanuel    Marie   Michel   Philippe 
Freteau.  —  Trophime  Gerard,  comte  de  Lully  Tollendal. 

—  Stanislas  Clermont  Tonnerre.  —  Louis  Alexandre  La 
Rochefoucauld.  —  Jean  Nicolas  Demeunnier.   —  Fran 
cois   de  La  Rochefoucauld  Liancourt.  —  Antoine  Pierre 
Joseph  Marie  Barnave.  —  Anne  Pierre  de  Mo:itesquioii 
Fezenzac.    —   Alexandre  de  Lameth.   —   Charles  de  La 
meth.   —   Alexandre    de   Beauharuois.    —    Marguerite 
Louis  Frangois  Duport  Dutertre.  —  Jean   Paul  Rabaud 
de  St.  Etienne.  —  Marie  Therese  Louis  de  Savoye  Carig- 
nan. 

2.  Introduction.  —  Jerome  Pethion  de  Villencuve.  — 
Pierre   Manuel.    —    Jean    Pierre   Brissot.    —    Antoine 
Joseph  Gorsas.  —  J.  M.  Roland.  —  Marie  Jeanne  Phli- 
pon.  —  Francois  Nicolas  Leonard  Buzot.  —Charles  Jean 
Marie  Barbarous.  —  Etienne  Claviere.  —   Mte.   Elie 
Guadet.  —  Arnaud  Gensonne.  —  Pierre  Victorin  Verg- 
niaud.  —  Mine.  Jean  Antoine  Nicolas  Condorcet.—  Claude 
Fauchet.  —  Charles  Eleonore  Dufriche  Valaze.  —  Louis 
Michel  Lepelletier  de  St.  Fargeau.   —  Charles  Francois 
Dumouricz.  —  Adam  Philippe  de  Custines.  —  Charrette. 

—  Camille  Dcsmoulins.   —  Marie  Jean  Herault  de  Se- 
chelles.  —  Pierre  Frangois  Fabre  d'Eglantine.  —  Jean 
Baptiste  dit  Anacharsis  Clootz.  —  Francois  Chabot.  — 
Georges  Jacques   Danton.    —    Claude  Bazire.   —  Jean 
Frangois  Lacroix.   —  Jacques  Rene  Hebert.   —   Pierre 
Gasparin  dit  Anaxagoras  Chaumette.  —  Antoine  Quen- 
tin  Fouquier  dc  Tinville.  —  Pierre  Nicolas  Louis  Lcroy 
dit  Dix  Aoust  de  Mont  Flabert.  —  Bertram!  de  Vieuzac 
Barrere.  —  Georges  Conthon.  —  Louis  Leon  de  Saint- 
Just.   —  Maximilien  Marie  Isidore  Robespierre.  —  An 
toine  Christophe  Dom  Gcrle.   —  Jean  Baptiste  Carrier. 

—  Joseph  Lebon.   —  Jacques  Louis  David.   —  Joseph 
Chalier.  —  Jean  Paul  Marat.  —  Joseph  Cange.  —  Fer- 
raud.  —  Antoine  Laurent  Lavoisier.  —  Marie~Antoinette 
Charlotte  Corday   d'Armans.    —    Louis  Marie  de    La 
Reveillierc   de   L'Epeaux.   —  Jean   Rewbel.    —    Louis 
Honore  Letourneur.  —  Paul  de  Barras.  —  Lazarc  Nico 
las  Marguerite  Carnot.   —  Costumes  des  autorites  con 
stitutes.  —  Conclusion.  —  Lettre  du  Roi  pour  la  Convo 
cation  des  etats-generaux.    —    Constitution  de  1791.  — 
Constitution  de   1793.   —   Decrets   sur   les   suspects.  — 
Gouvernement  revolutionaire.  —  Constitution  de  1795. 

3.  Elisabeth  Philippine  Marie   Helene.  —  Guillaume 
Thomas  Raynal.  —  Thomas  Mahy,  marquis  de  Favras. 

—  Chretien  Guillaume    de    Lamoignon  Malesherbes.  — 
Pierre  Joseph  Desault.   —  Adam  Lux.   —  Jean  Louis 
Carra.  —  Jean  Marie  Collot  d'Herbois.  —  Pierre  Phelip- 
peaux.  —  Joseph  Antoine  Joachim  Cerutti.  —  Gabriel 
Bonnot  de  Mably.  —  Francois  Hanriot.  —  Jean  Baptiste 
Boyer  Fonfrede.    —    Pierre  Joseph  Cambon.   —    Louis 
Mercier.  —  Jean  Baptiste  Louvet.  —  Jean  Francois  La 
Harpe.  —  Francois  Antoine,  comte  de  Boissy  d'Anglas. 

—  Emmanuel  Pastorit.  —  Marie  Joseph  Chenier.  —  Jean 
Denis  Lanjuinais.   —  Frangois  La  Marque.    —    Michel 
Camus.  —  Armand  Guy  Simon  Kersaint.  —  Pierre  Louis 
KiL-derer.  —  Emmanuel  Joseph  Sieyes.  —  William  Pitt. 

—  Charles  James   Fox.   —  Thomas   Paine.   —   Thadee 
Kosciuwzko.  —  Joseph   Genevieve  de  Puisayc.  —  Pierre 
Marie  Felicite  Dczoteux,  baron  de  Cormatin.  —  George 
Felix  Wimpfen.  —  Nicolas  Luckner.  —  Auguste  Marie 
Henri   Picot  Dampierre.  —  Jean   Nicolas   Houchard.  — 
Pierre  Ryel  Beurnonville.  —  Jean  Charles  Pichegru.  — 
Jean    Baptiste    Annibal     Aubert    Dubayet.   —  Joseph 
Gerbey  Servan.  —  Joseph   Maurice  Marccau.  —  Louis 
Lazare    Hoche.   —   Victor    Moreau.   —  Jean    Baptiste 
Jourdan.  —  Andre  Massena.  —  Charles  Pierre  Francois 
Augereau.    —   Nepoleone   Buonaparte.   —   Frangois  de 
Barthelemy.    —   Philippe  Antoine  de  Merlin.  —  Nicolas 
Frangois   de  Neufchateau.   —  Costumes    des  autorites 
militaires  et  de  la  marine. 

4.  Introd.,  avec  notice  sur  Reveillerc  Lepeaux,  Rew- 
bell,  Letourneur,  Barras,   Carnot,  Merlin,  Frangois  de 
Neufchateau,  Treillard,  Gohier,   Roger  Ducat),  Moulin. 

—  Jean  Jacques  Regis  de  Cambaceres.  —  Charles  Fran 
cois  Lebrun.   —  Claude  Roberjot.   —   Antoine  Samuel 
Bonnier.  —  Jean  Antoine  Joseph  Debry.  —  Alexandre 
Berthicr.     —    Guillaume  Marie  Anne  Brune.   —  Jean 
Antoine  Etienne  Championnet.  —  Barthelemi  Catherine 
Joubert.  —  Leonard  Duphot.  —  Louis  Charles  Antoine 


QUENARD 


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QUEVEDO 


Desaix.   —   Corret  Theophile  Malo  Latour  d'Auvorgnc. 

—  Jean  Baptiste  Kleber.  —  J.  Bernardotte.  —  Francois 
Christophe  Kellermann.    —    Jean  Charles  Monnier.  — 
Edouard  Louis  Alexis  Du"bois  ('ranee.  —  Ktii-nne  Jacob 
Joseph  Maodonal.  —  Jacques  Francois  Menou.  —  Fran 
cois  Liegard.    —  Jean  Francois  Carteaux.    —  Amedee 
Willot.  —  Paul  i.  —  Charles  Louis,  archidue  d'Autriche. 

—  Sir   Sidney   Smith.  —  Richard  Parker.   —  Frederic, 
baron  de  Trenck.    —    Pie  vi.  —  Adrien  Lamourette.  — 
Jean  Pierre  Claris  de  Florian.   —   Simon  Nicolas  Henri 
Linguet.  —  Jean  Francois  Marmontel.  —  Charles  Michel, 
1'abbe  de  1'epee.  —  Roeh    Ambroise    Sicard.   —   Nicolas 
Baudin.  —  Joseph  Jerome  le  Frangois  De  La  Lande.  — 
Stanislas    Freron.    —    Jean    Marie    Claude  Alexandre 
Goujon.  —  Antoine  Joseph  Santerre.  —  Jean  Lambert 
Tallien.   —   Antoine  Francois  Fourcroy.   —   Alexandre 
Suwarow.  —  Thomas  Muir.  —  Cecile  Rcnaud.  —  Denis 
Lebrun.  —  Henri  Gregoire.  —  Toussaint  Louverture.  — 
Etienne  Victor  Mentor.  —  Francois  Joseph  Lefebvre.  — 
Alexandre  Davy  Dumas.  —  Constitution  de  1'an  vm. 

Quenstedt,  Johann  Andreas.     De  sepultura  veterum.     (In 
Gronovius,  J.     Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  11.  1701.) 

—  NICERON,  J-P.     (Inhis  Mem.,  v. 32.  1735;  and.  Germ., 

v.  20.  1760.) 
Quental,  Bartholomeu  do.    XICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem., 

v.  42.  1741.) 
Quentin,  Charles.      Account  of    Paraguay ;    from 

the  French.     London,  1865.  8°. 
Quentin,  George.  Col.     GIIRNEY,  W.  B.,  reporter.    Trial  of 

G.   Q.,   by    court   martial,   Oct.      London,   1814.  8°. 

(B  1421) 
Quentin  Durward  ;  by  Sir  W.  Scott.    Phila.,  1823. 

2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     (In  ?iis  Works,  v.  31,  32.  1829.) 
Querard,  Joseph  Marie.     Les  auteurs    deguises  de 

la  litterature  francaise  au   19e  siecle.     Paris, 
1845.  8°. 

-  De   la  bibliographic    generale    an    19e   siecle; 

lettre  a  J.  C.  Unmet.     Paris,  1863.  8°. 

-  La  France  littcraire.     Paris,  1827-64.  12  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1-10.      Dictionnaire  bibliograpbique. 

I.  A-B.      2.     C-D.     3.    E-G.     4.     H-Laz.     5.     Lea- 
Maz.      6.    Mea-Paz.      7.     Pea-Rez.      8.     Hfa-Scy.     9. 
Sea-U.       10.     V-Z.      11-12.     Ecrivains  pseudonymes. 

II.  A-Raz.      12.     Re-Rog. 

—  Omissions  et  bcvues  [de]   'La  litterature  franc.. 

contemporaine  par  C.  Louandre  et  F.  Bour- 
quelot*.     Paris,  1848.  8°. 

—  Supcrcheries  litteraires  devoilees.    Paris,  1847- 

52.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  A-D.  2.  E-Lot.  3.  Lou-P. 
4.  R-Z. 

—  Same.     2e  ed.  aug.  par  G.  Brunei  et  P.  Jannet. 

Paris,  1869-79.  7' v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  A-E.  2.  F-O.  3.  P-Z.  4. 
A-D.  5.  E-L.  6.  M-Q.  7.  R-Z. 

Kote.  Vol.  4-6  are  entitled,  "Dictionnaire  deg  onvrages 
anonymcs,  par  A.  A.  Barbier,  suite  de  la  2e  ed  des  'Su- 
percheries,'  avec  une  table  gen.  des  noms  reels". 

—  and    others.       La   litterature   francj.  contemp., 

1827-49.     Paris,  1842-57.  6  v.  8°. 
Contents.     1.     A-Ble.      2.     Bli-Chry.      3.     Chrz-F. 
4.     G-Laz.      5.    Lea-Pez.      6.     1'fe-Zur. 

—  THOMAS,  II.      Notice  of  the  life  and  works  of 

Q. ;  by  O.  Hamst.     London,  1867.  8°. 
Querard,  Le ;  journal  de  bibliographic,  etc.     [Paris, 

1855]-56.  2  v.  8°. 

Quercetanus,  Andreas.     See.  Duchesne,  A. 
Querdisien  Tremais,  — .     Considerations  sur  1'etat  present 

du   Canada.      (In  Lit.   and  Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec. 

Col.,  1840.) 
Querini,   Angelo    Maria.      SAMISUCA,    A.      Lettcre 

[intorno    alia    vita    di   Querinh].       Brescia, 

1745.   8°. 
Querini,   Giovanni.     Canzone.      (In    Gamba,    B.     Rac.    di 

poesie  in  dial,  venez.,  1845.) 
Querlon,   Anne    Gabriel   Meusnier  de.      See  Meusiiier  de 

Querlon,  A.  G.       < 
Querner,  Emil.      Der  Selbstarzt  oder  Doctor  und 

Apothcker   im    cigenen    Ilause.       2e   Aufl. 

Phila.,  Lpz.,  1865.  8°. 
Querno,  Camillo.     The  American  times;  a  satire.     London, 

1780.  4°.    (A  20) 


Quesada,  T.  G.  Glossary  of  terms  connected  with  marine 
engines  and  boilers,  in  Spanish,  French,  and  Eng- 
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Quesada,  Vicente  G.     S<e  Reviata  de  Buenos  Aires.  1865. 

Quesnay,  Francois.  Discussions  sur  quelques-unes 
des  notions  de  1'economie  politique.  Leyde, 
17G7.  8°. 

-  Essai  sur  1'administration  des  terres.      Paris, 

1759.  8°. 

• —  Remarks  on  wounds  of  the  brain.  —  Summary  of  ob 
servations  on  the  use  of  the  trepan  in  doubtful 
cases.  (In  Paris.  Acad.  de  Chirurg.  Obs.  on  sur 
gical  diseases.  1848.  Syd.  Soc.) 

-  LAVERGNE,  L.  G.  L.  G.  de.   (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 

avr.   1867.) 
Quesne,   Jacques  Salbigoton,  ed.     Memoires  du   capitaine 

Landolphe.     See  Landolphe,  J.  F. 
Quesnel,  Pasquk-r.     Les  ci  propositions  mises  en  parallelle 

avec   I'ecriture   et   la   tradition.     (In    Le   Gros,   N. 

Abrege  chronol.  1732.) 

-  RAMBACH,  F.  E.    (In  Niceron,  J.  P.     Nachrichten, 

v.  18.  1758.) 
Quesnoy,    Francesco    di.    BELLORI,   G.  P.      (In  his  Vite 

dei  pittore,  v.  2.  1821.) 
Quesnoy.     PLAN   de  la  situation  et  du  siege   du  Q.,  1712. 

Amst.,  [17—].  f°.     (EGO) 
Quested,  John.    Treatise  on  railway  surveying  and 

levelling.     London,  1846.  8°" 
Question,  The,  about  eating  of  blood  stated  and  examined. 

Dublin,  1732.  8°.     (B  1370) 

Question  d'argent,  La;  com.     See  Dumas,  A. ,Ji!s. 
Question   dc  1'esclavage  aux  Etats-Unis,  La ;  par 

uii   ancien  fonctionnaire   des  Indes  Neerlan- 

daises.     La  Have,  1862.  8°. 
Question,  The,  'Is  sin  an  infinite  evil,'  tested.     Boston,  1S13. 

12°.    (B657) 

Question  of  retrocession.     Georgetown,  1826.  8°.     (B  1106) 
Question  of  war  with   Gr.  Brit,  examined  on  moral  and 

Christian  principles.     Boston,  1808.  8°.     (B  864) 
Question  whether  Eng.  can  be   otherwise  than  miserable 

under  a  Popish  king?    London,  1745.  8°.     (B  1519) 
Questions  and  occasional  remarks  upon  the  parable  of  the 

foolish  rich  man.    n.t.p.  [18— .]  12°.    (C  250) 
Questions  and  occasional  remarks  upon  the  parable  of  the 

talents,     n.t.p.   [18—.]   12".    (C  250) 
Questions  do  statist ique  a  1'usage   des  voyageurs.     Paris, 

1813.  8°.     (B  795) 
Questions  for   a    reformed    parliament.      London, 

1867.  8°. 

Content*.      Hill,  F.  II.      Ireland.   —  Lushington,  G. 
Workmen  and  trade  unions.  —  Townsend,  M.    The  poor. 

—  Newman,  W.  L.      The  land-laws.   —   Parker,  C.  S. 
Popular  education.   —   Kinnear,  J.  B.     Law  reform.  — 
Hooper,  G.     The  army. —  Harrison,  F.    Foreign  policy. 

—  Rogers,  J.  E.  T.      Bribery.   —  Ludlow,  J.  M.     The 
progress  of  the  working  classes. 

Questions,  remarks,  etc..  upon   the  parable  of  the  barren 

rig  tree,    n.t.p.  [18-.]   12°.    (C  250) 
Quet,  Jean  Antoine.  De  1'clectricite,  du  magnetisme, 

et  de  la  capillarite.    Paris,  1867.  8°.    (France. 

Min.  de  1'Instruction  Public.  Hecucil  de  rap 
ports.) 
Quetant,  Antoine  Frangois.     Le  mart-dial  Ferrant;  opera 

comique.     Paris,  1761.  8°.    (B  289) 
Quetelet,  Lambert  Adolphe  Jacques.    Sur  1'homme 

et  le  developpement  de  ses  facultes.     Paris, 

1835.  2  v.  8°. 
Eng.     Treatise  on    man  and  the  development 

of  his    faculties;    tr.  by   11.  Knox.       Edin., 

1842.  8°. 

—  Lettres  sur  la  theorie  des  probabilites,  appli- 

quees    aux    sciences    morales    et    politiques. 
Brux.,  1846.  8". 

—  Du  systeme  social   et  des  loisquile  regissent. 

Paris,  1848.  8°. 

See  also  Brussels.  Observatoire  de   Bruxellea. 
Annuaire. 

—  HEKSCHEL,  Sir  J.  W.     Quetelet  on  probabilities.     (In 

his  Essays.   1857.) 
Quetif,   Jacques.    NICERON,   J.   P.     (In   his  Mem.,   v.  24. 

1733.) 
Quevedo  Redivivus,  Jr.,  pseud.     See  Wright,  H.  W. 


QUEVEDO 


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QUINAULT 


Quevedo  y  Villegas,  Francisco  Gomez  dc. 
Madrid,  1791-91.   11 


Obras. 


Ciniti-ntx.  Vol.  1.  Kl  suefio  do  las  ealaveras.  —  Kl 
nlguacil  alguaoilado.  —  Las  /.ahurdas  de  I'luton.  —  El 
immdo  por  dedentro.  —  La  vida  del  gran  Tacaiio.  — 
Visita  dc  los  rhistes.  —  Cartas  del  caballero  de  la 
tcna/.a.  —  Lihro  do  todtis  las  cosas,  y  otras  inachas 
mas.  —  Aijuja  do  navegar  cultos.  —  La  culta  latini- 
parla.  —  Kl  entremetido,  la  duefia,  y  el  soplon.  2. 
CiH-nto  tie  euentos.  —  Casa  dc  los  locos  dc  amor.  —  Prag- 
matioadel  tiempo.  —  Carta  do  las  calidades  dc  un  casa- 
niionto.  —  Carta  dol  autor  on  quo  da  cucnta  dc  lo  quo  Ic 
Hiicedio  caminaiulo  a  Andalucia  con  cl  rcy.  —  I'rimora 
parte  do  la  vida  do  Marco  Hruto.  —  Juioio  quo  do  Marco 
Bruto  liicioron  los  autorcs  en  sus  obras.  —  Suasoria 
sexta  do  Marco  Knco  Seneca  cl  rctorico.  —  Suasoria 
septima  dc  dicho.  —  Kl  Romulo  del  marques  Virgilio 
Malvox./i.  —  Carta  a  Luis  xiu.  rey  dc  Francia.  —  Tira 
la  picdra  y  cscondc  la  mano.  3.  Vida  do  San  Pablo, 
apostol.  —  Vida  de  Santo  Thomas  de  Villanuova.  — 
Memorial  por  cl  patronato  dc  Santiago.  —  La  cuna  y  la 
Kcpultura.  —  Remedies  de  qualquier  fortuna.  4.  Intro- 
duiTion  [a  la  vida  dcvota.]  5.  Virtud  militantc  contra 
las  quatro  postos  dol  inuiulo.  —  Carta  quc  declnra  como 
es  loablc  el  tomor  de  la  muortc,  y  como  pucdc  ser  necio 
y  reprehensible,  primera  i'antasma  de  la  vida.  —  2a  -  4a 
fantasma.  —  Afccto  fervoroso  del  alma  agonizante  con 
las  sieto  palabras  quo  Christo  dixo  en  la  cruz.  —  La 
furtuna  con  seso  y  hora  de  todos.  —  Epicteto  y  Focilides 
en  Espauol.  —  Razon  do  esta  traduccion.  —  Prevencion 
a  la  pluralidad  do  los  dioses.  —  Vida  dc  Epictcto.  — 
Vida  y  ticmpo  de  Focilides.  —  Xombre,  origen,  etc.,  de 
la  doctrina  estoica.  —  Defensa  de  Kpicurio.  6.  Polit- 
ica  de  Dios  y  gobierno  do  Christo.  7,  8.  El  Parnaso 
espanol.  9.  Las  trcs  ultimas  musas  castellanas;  se- 
gunda  cumbre  del  Parnaso  espanol.  10.  Vida  de  Q. ; 
por  P.  A.  dc  Tarsia.  —  Providencia  dc  L)ios.  —  Immor- 
talidad  del  alma.  —  La  incomprehensible  disposicion  de 
Dios  en  las  felicidades  y  succsos  prosperos  y  adversos, 
quo  los  del  miindo  Hainan  bicnes  dc  furtuna.  —  La  con- 
ptancia  y  paciencia  del  Santo  Job  en  sus  perdidas,  en- 
formodados,  y  persccuciones.  11.  Obras  ineditas. 
Carta  del  rey  Fernando  a  Baltasar  de  Ziiniga.  —  Grandes 
anales  de  quince  dias.  —  Porinola. 
-  Obras ;  coleccion  cumpleta,  corr.,  ord.,  e  ilust. 
por  A.  Fernandez  Guerra  y  Orbe.  Madrid, 
1852-59.  2  v.  8°.  (Aribau.  Eiblioteca,  v.  23, 
48.) 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Disc,  prelim.  —  Vida  de  Q.,  etc.  — 
Dixcwrsos  politico.?.  Politica  dc  Dios  y  gobierno  de 
Christo.  —  El  Romulo.  —  Marco  Bruto.  —  Carta  dol  roy 
Fernando  el  Catolico  al  primer  virey  de  Napoles.  — 
Mundo  caduco  y  desvarios  dc  la  cdad.  —  Grandes  analog 
dc  quince  dias.  —  Memorial  por  cl  patronato  de  Santiago. 

—  Lincc  de  Italia.  —  El  chiton  de  las  Tarabillas.  —  Carta 
al  screnisimo,  muy   alto,  y  muy  podcroso  Luis  xiu.  — 
Breve  compendio  de  los  servicios  de  F.  Gome/,  de  Sando- 
val.  —  Descifrase  el  alevoso  manefesto,  etc.  —  La  rebolion 
do  Barcelona.   —   Panegirico  a  Felipe  iv.   —    Disctir-ion 
satirico-morales.     Los  suenos  de  F.  de  Quevedo.  —  El 
euono  de  las  calaveras.  —  El  alguacil  alguacilado.  —  Las 
zahurdas  de  I'luton.  —  El  mundo  por  de  dentro.  —  Visita 
dc  los  cbistes.   —   Casa  dc  locos  de  amor.   —   El  entre 
metido  y  la  duena  y  el  soplon.  —  La  hora  de  todas,  y  la 
fortuna  con  seso.   —  Dinc.urxo*  /estiva*.     Prematicas  y 
aranceles  generalcs.   —   Invectivas  contra  los  necios.  — 
Cosas  que  se  cuentan  de  la  corte.  —  Dcsenfados  y  juque- 
tes.  —  llistoria  de  la  vida  del  Buscon.  —  Variantcs.      2. 
Disc,  prelim.,  etc.  —  I) its.  asceticoa  ij  Jilosofico*.    Vida 
de  San  Pablo,  apostol.  —  Vida  de  fray  T.  de  Villaneuva. 

—  El  martirio  del  rnartia  M.  F.  Mastrilli.  —  La  cuna  y  la 
sepultura.  —  Cuna  y  vida.  —  Dotrina  para  morir.  —  Las 
cuatro  pestes  del  mundo  y  las  cuatro  fantasmas  de  la 
vida.  —  Virtud  militante  contra  las  cuatro  fantasmas  de 
la  vida.  —  Providcntia  de  Dios.  —  Constancia  y  paciencia 
del  santo  Job.   —   Introduccion  a  la  vida  dcvota.  —  Lo 
que  pretendio  el  Espiritu  Santo  con  cl  libro  de  la  Sabidu- 
ria.  —  Sobra  las  palabras  quc  dijo  Christo  a  su  Santisima 
Madre  en  las  bouas  do  Cafia  de  Galilea.  —  Homili.i  de  la 
Santisima  Trinidad.  —  Declamacion  de  Jesuchristo,  hi.jo 
de  Dios,  a  su  Eterno  1'adre,  en  el  huerto.  —  La  primera 
y  mas  disimulada  pcrsecucion  de  los  Judios  contra  Christo 
Jesus  y  contra  la  Inglesia,  en  favor  de  la  sinagoga. —  De 
los  remedios  dc  cualquier  fortuna.  —  Noventa  epistolas 
de  Seneca,  traducidas  y  anotadas.  —  Dine,  crilico-litera- 
riot.     Cuento  dc  cuentos.  —  La  culta  latiniparla.  —  Su 
esparda  por  Santiago.    —  Censura  contra  Morovelli.  — 
Pcrinola. —  Juicios,  prologos  ,  y  adverteneias  en  libros 
ajenos.   —   Consuras   y  aprobaciones.    —    Rcbusco    de 
apuntamiontos  autugrafos.  —  Kfiintolurio  y  documentos 
rel.  a  la  vida  del  autor.  —  Doeumcntos. 


—  Canclon.  —  Satlra.    (In    Sedana,   J.  J.   L.   de.     Par 

naso  espanol,  v.  1.  1768.)  —  Sermon.  —  Homance.  — 
Letrilla.  (In  v.  2.)  —  Cancion.  —  Soneto.  (In  v. 
3.)  —  Idilios.  —  Sonetos.  —  Romance.  —  Redondil- 
las.  —  Odas.  —  Cancion.  (In  v.  4.) —  De  Christo 
resucitado.  —  Quartetos.  (In  v.  5.)  —  La  bucolica 
del  Tajo.  —  Satira.  (In  v.  7.)  —  Romances.  —  Le 
trilla.  —  Odas.  —  Canciones.  —  Soneto.  (In  \.  8.) 

—  Epitatio.  —  Cancio.     (In  v.  9.  1778.) 

—  Le  coureur  dc  nuit.    (Jn  Biblioth.  dcs  romans,  Nouv., 

v.  41.  1801.) 

—  Ilarpa.  —  C/artas.  —  Anales   de   quince   dias.  —  Dig- 

curso  dc  las  privanzas.  —  El  zurriago.  (In  Valla- 
dares,  A.  Seman.  erud.,  v.  1.  1787.)  —  Carta  a  A. 
de  Mcndoza.  —  Declamacion  de  Jesu-Christo.  (In 
v.  6.  1787.)  —  Conferencias  entre  Richelieu,  Maza- 
rini  y  Cromucl.  (hi  v.  10.  1788.)  —  Memorial  con 
tra  el  conde  duque  de  Olivares,  dado  al  rcy  Felipe 
iv.  (In  v.  15.  1788.) —  Impugnacion  a  un  Memorial. 
(In  v.  22.  1789.) 

—  El  parnasso  espanol.     Madrid,  16GO.   4°. 

—  Same.     2 a.  pt.  :      Las  trcs    musas  ultimas  cas- 

tellanas.     Madrid,  1670.  4°. 

—  Poerna  heroico  de  las  necodades  y  locuras  de  Orlando 

el  enamoi-ado.  (In  Ochoa,  E.  de.  Tea.  de  los 
pocmas  csp.  1S40.) 

—  Romances.     (In  Hidalgo,  J.    Romances  de  Gcrmania. 

1779.) 

—  Silvas.  —  Cancion.  —  Sonetos.  —  Epistola  al  conde  de 

Olivares.  —  Poesias  .jorosas.  — Letrillas  satirioas.  — 
Xacaras  y  romances.  —  Satiras.  (In  Quintana,  M. 
J.  Poesias sel.,  v.  3.  1807.) 

-  Vision  of  the  catchpolc  possessed.  —  Last  judgment. 

—  Paul  the  Spanish  sharper.     (In  Roscoe,  T.    Span 
ish  novelists,  v.  2.  1832.) 

—  Visions;   tr.  by  W.Elliot.     Phila..  1832.   18°. 

—  MONTGOMERY,  <T.    (In  his  Lives  of  lit.  and  sci.  men 

of  Italy.  1807.     Lard.    Cab.  eye.,  v.  3.) 
Qui  n'entend  qu'une  cloche;  vaudeville.     See  Baron,  A. 
Quich6  language.     GKAMMAUIE  de  la  langue  quichec.    (In 

Brasseurde  Bourbourg.    Col.  de  doc.,  v.  2.  1862.) 
Quick,  John.     Synodicon  in  Gallia  reform  a  ta;  acts 

of   the     national    councils    of   the    reformed 

churches  in  France.     London,  1692.  2  v.   f°. 

-  The  triumph  of   faith,     t.p.w.  [109-?]  4°.    (B  70) 

—  The    young    man's   claim    unto    the    Lord's    supper. 

Boston,  1741.  12°.    (04) 
Quicksilver  mines  of  Xew  Almaden.      (In  Raymond,  R. 

W.    Mineral  resources  of  the  states  and  territories 

west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  1869.) 
Quiet  heart;  by  Mrs.  Oliphant.     Xew  York,  1854. 

8°. 

—  Same.      (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.   74-75.  1853-54;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  41.  1854.) 
Quiet  nook  in  the  Jura ;  by  [G.  Ruffini].      Edin., 

1867.  16°. 
Quietism.    FENELON,  F.  S.  de  L.    (In  hi*  CEuvres,  v.  2,  4, 

9-10.  1848-52.) 
Quillet,  Claude.     Callipanlia,  seu  de  pulchnr  prolis 

habendye  ratione ;   poema.   Londini,  1708.  8°. 

-  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hi*  Mem.,  v.  28.  1734.) 
Quillet,  Pierre  Nicolas.    Etat  actuel  de  la  legislation 

sur   1'administration    des    troupes.       oe   ed. 

Paris,  1811.  3  v.  8°. 
Quilliet,   F.     Dictionnaire  des  peintres  espagnols. 

Paris,  1816.  8°. 
Quimby,  Kfv.  G.  W.     The  salvation  of  Christ;  a  defence  of 

universalism.     Saco,  1843.  16°.    (C  243) 
Quin,  Charles  Wm.     Treatise  on  the  dropsy  of  the 

brain  ;  obs.  on  the  use  of  digitalis  purpurea 

in  dropsies.     London,  1790.  8°. 
Quin,    Michael  Joseph.      Steam  voyage  down  the 

Danube.     London,  1835.  2  v.  8°. 

—  French,  extract.  (In  Mont6mont,  A.    Biblioth.,  v.  44. 

1830.) 

-  Steam   voyages   on    the    Seine,   Moselle,    and 

Rhine.     London,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 
Quinault,   Jeanne    Franijoise.       (In    Musset,    P.     de.    E. 

Femmes  de  la  Regcnee.  1858.) 
Quinault,  Philippe.  L'Amalasunta.     (In  Opere  varie,  v.  3. 

1817.) 

—  La  mere  coquette ;  comedie.    (In  Petitot.    Repertoire, 

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—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  33.  1736.) 


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Quinby,  M.       Mysteries  of  bee-keeping  explained. 

N.  Y.,  1859.  12°. 

Quincarboreus,  Joannes.    See  Cinq-Arbres,  J. 
Quince,  Peter,  pseud.     Sfe  Story,  I. 
Quincey,  Thomas  de.    See  De  Quincey,  T. 
Quincey,  Vernon  H.,  (pxtutl.  for  J.  M.  Sewall?).   Parody  on 

some  passages  in    a   pamphlet   entitled  'A  letter  to 

a  federalist'.     Portsmouth,  1805.  8°.     (3427,1876) 
Quinctilianus,  M.  F.     See  Quintilianus. 
Quinctius  Atta.     Fragm.      (In  Ribbeck,  O.     Seen.  Rom., 

v.  2.  1853.) 
Quincy,     Antoine     Chrysostome     Quatremere     de.       See 

Quatrem&re  de  Quincy,  A.  C. 
Quincy,  Edmund,  d.  1738,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1738.    See 

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Quincy,  Edmund,  d.  1788.     Letter,  March  1776.     (In  Mass. 

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—  Treatise     of    hemp-husbandry.       Boston,     1765.    8°. 

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—  QUINCY,  E.  S.    Notice  of  E.  Quincy.    (In  Mass.  Hist. 

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Quincy,  Edmund,  b.  1808,  d.  1877.    Examination  of 
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—  Life  of  J.  Quincy.     Boston,  1867.  12°. 

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Quincy,  Eliza   Susan.    Notice   of  Edmund   Quincy.      (In 

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Quincy,  Eli/.a  Susan  Morton.  Memoir  of  E.  S.  M. 
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Quincy,  John.  Different  causes  of  pestilential  dis 
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Quincy,  Josiah,  b.  1744,  d.  1775.  Appeal,  under 
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—  Observations  on  the   Boston  port-bill ;  with  thoughts 

on  civil  society  and  standing  armies.  Boston,  1774. 
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—  Same.     London,  reprinted  1774.  8°.     (B  389) 

-  Reports  of  cases  in  the  Supreme  Court  of  Ju 

dicature  of  the  province  of  Massachusetts 
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—  LOKING,  J.  S.    (In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

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1695,  1702,  1721,  1802,  2014,  H  4) 

—  Address,  5th  anniv.  of  the  Mass.  Peace  Society,  Dec. 

25,  1820.     Camb.,  1821.  8°.    (B  565,  W  6) 

—  Address  illustrative  of  the  nature  and  power  of  slave 

states,  and  duties  of  free  states.  Boston,  1856.  8°. 
(B  1480) 

—  Address  on  the  organization  of  the  city  government. 

Boston,  1824.  8".  (B  1076.  1836)  —  1826.  Boston, 
18-26.8°.  (B  1795)— 1827.  Boston,  1827.  8°.  (B1076, 
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—  Address  to  the  citizens  of  Boston,  Sept.  17,  1830;  the 

close  of  the  2d  cent,  from  the  first  settlement  of  the 
city.  Boston,  1830.  8°.  (B  939,  1653,  1695,  1755, 
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—  Address  to  the  city  gov.  on  the  removal  of  the  munic- 

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(B  1755,  1793) 

—  Amendment    ottered.      (In  Macon,  — .    Motion.    1811. 

B512) 

—  4th  ami.  report  of  Harvard  University.      Camb.,  1830. 

8°.    (B  950,  1762) 


Answer  to  the  questions,  Why  are  you  a  Federalist? 
and  Why  shall  you  vote  for  Gov.  Strong?  n.p., 
1805.  8°.  (B  427,  2519) 

An  appeal  in  behalf  of  the  Boston  Athenaeum.  Bos 
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Centennial  address,  Sept.  17,  1830.  Boston,  [1830],  8°. 
(B  939,  1695) 

Circular  in  regard  to  the  late  disturbances,  Harvard 
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Considerations  rel.  to  the  Library  of  Harvard  Univer 
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Correspondence  relating  to  a  memoir  of  J.  Q.  Adams. 
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Hutchinson's  house.  (In  1858-60.) 

Essays  on  the  soiling  of  cattle.  Boston,  1859. 
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Eulogy  on  the  life  and  character  of  Z.  Taylor.  Bos 
ton.  1850.  8°.  (B  1225) 

History  of  Harvard  University.     Camb.,  1840. 

2  v.  8°. 
Vame.     Boston,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 

History  of  the  Boston  AthcnEeum.  Camb., 
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Journals  of  Maj.  S.  Shaw;  with  [his]  life. 
Boston,  1847.  8°. 

Memoir  of  J.  Bromfield.    Camb.,  1850.  8°.    (B  1453) 
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1851 ;  —  and  in  Hunt,  F.     Lives,  v.  2.  1858.) 

Memoir  of  J.  Qrahame.    Boston,  1845.  8°.    (B  1734) 
Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  29.  1846.) 

Memoir  of  J.  Quincy,  Jr.     Boston,  1825.  8°. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  J.  Q.  Adams.  Boston, 
1858.  8°. 

Municipal  history  of  town  and  city  of  Boston 
to  1830.  Boston,  1852.  8°. 

Oration  before  the  Washington  Benevolent  Soc. 

Boston,  1813.  8°. 
Another  copy.     (B  937) 

Oration,   July   4,    Boston.     2d   ed.     Boston,  1798.   8°. 

(B  394,  2511) 
Same.    Phila.,  reprinted  TtW.  8°.     (B  63  4) 

Oration,  July  4.     Boston,  1832.  8°.    (B  1072) 

Oration,  July  4,  fiftieth  anniv.  of  Amer.  Independence. 
Boston,  1826.  8°.  (B  558,  1730,  1755,  1802) 

Plea  for  Harvard,  showing  that  •  The  University  at 
Cambridge'  was  not  the  name  established.  Boston, 
1849.  8°.  (B  1425,  1738) 

Remarks  on  some  of  the  provisions  of  the  laws  of 
Mass,  affecting  poverty,  vice  and  crime.  Camb., 
1822.  8°.  (B  549,  1759) 

Remarks  on  the  nature  and  probable  effects  of  intro 
ducing  the  voluntary  system  in  Latin  and  Greek 
in  Harv.  Univ.,  and  on  the  present  state  of  the  Latin 
department.  Camb.,  1841.  8°.  (B  1425,  H  24) 

Speech,  Apr.  15,  on  the  bill  for  fortifying  the  ports  and 
harbors  of  the  U.  S.  Boston,  1806.  8°.~  (B  429,  2519) 

Speech  before  the  Whig  State  Conven.,  Music  Hall, 
Aug.  16.  Boston,  1854.  8°.  (B  1506) 

Speech  in  the  House,  Feb.  25,  on  amendments  by 
Eppes,  cone,  commercial  intercourse  bet.  U.  S.,  Gr. 
Brit.,  and  France.  Alexandria,  1811.  8°.  (B  511) 

Speech,  Jan.  5,  on  the  bill  in  addition  to  the  'act  to 
raise  add.  military  force'.  Boston,  1813.  8°.  (B  669) 

Speech,  Jan.  14,  on  the  bill  to  enable  the  people  of 
Orleans  to  form  a  constitution.  Bait.,  1811.  8°. 
(B  553) 

Speech,  Jan.  19,  on  the  bill  for  holding  an  extra  ses 
sion  of  Congress,  n.p.,  [1809].  8°.  (B553) 

Speech.  Jan.  25,  in  relation  to  maritime  protection. 
Alexandria,  1812.  8°.  (B  443,  W  4) 

Speech,  Jan.  30,  on  the  influence  of  place  and  patron 
age.  [Wash. ,1811?]  8°.  (B439,  W  86) 

Speech  on  the  1st  resolution  reported  by  the  com 
mittee  on  for.  relations.  Boston,  1808.  8°.  (B  410, 
553) 

2d  speech  on  the  report  of  the  committee  on  for.  rela 
tions,  bee.  7.  n.p.,  [1808].  8°.  (B  410) 

Speech  on  the  minority  report  of  the  committee  of 
visitation  [of  Harvard  college].  Boston,  1845.  8°. 
(B  1425) 

Speech  on  the  resolutions  approving  the  conduct  of 
the  executive  in  refusing  to  receive  any  further  com 
munication  from  F.  J.  Jackson.  Bait.,  1810.  8°. 
(B437,  2521) 

Welcome  to  Dickens.     (In  Boston  book,  4th  col.  1851.) 


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-  Whig  policy  analyzed  and  illustrated.     Boston,  1856. 

8°.    (B1508) 

—  and  others.      Address  of  the  Whig  members  of  the 

Senate  and  House  of  Heps,  to  their  constituents  [on] 
the  itiaug.  address  of  M.  Morton.  Boston,  1843.  8". 
(B  1499,  1871) 

—  AMF.II.   ANTKJ.  800.      Remarks  and   resolutions  com 

memorative  of  Q.     Worcester,  1804.  8°.    (B  1540) 

-  LOHINC,  J.  S.     (In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

-  LOWF.I.L,  J.   R.      A   great  public  character.     (In  his 

My  study  windows.  1871.) 

-  MASS.  HIST.  Soc.      Tribute  to  the  memory  of 

(I.,  July  14.     Boston,  1864.  8°. 

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—  WALKER,  J.     Memoir.      (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Proc. 

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—  Funeral  xermon  on,  1S64.       See  Gannett,  K.  8.      (B 

1540,  1639) 

Quincy,  Josiuh  Phillips,  cd.  Manuscript  correc 
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Shakespeare's  plays.  Boston,  1854.  8°. 

Quincy,  Saer  de,  Karl  of  Winchexter.  Voyage  to  the  IToly 
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Quincy,  Samuel.  Letter  to  E.  Quincy,  rel.  to  Georgia,  1735. 
(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  12.  1814.) 

Quincy,  Rev.  Samuel.  Twenty  sermons  preached 
in  Charles-Town,  S.  Carolina.  Bost.,  1750.  8°. 

Quincy.  Mass.  Deeds  and  other  documents  relat 
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—  WHITXFA",  G.     Discourse  on  2d  centen.  anniv. 

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Other  copie*.     (B  1164,  1822) 

-  Map.     WAITING,  II.  F.     1857. 

See  also  National  Sailors'  Home. 

Quincy,  Mass.  1st  Cong.  Church.  LUNT,  "VV.  P. 
Sheaf  of  years,  a  thank  offering  discourse,  20th 
anniv.  of  his  Installation.  Bost.,  1855.  8°.  (B  1325, 
2538,  E  280) 

Two  discourses  on  the  200th  anniv.,  Sept.  29, 

1839.     Boston,  1840.  8°. 

Other  copies.      (B  1160,  1163,  1655,  1659,  1697,  2538, 

E280) 

-  WHITNEY,   F.    A.      Hist,    sketch   of    the    Old 

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Wisconsin  State  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  3.  1857.) 
Quinet,  Edgar.     (Euvres  completes.      Paris,  1857- 

58.  10  v.  12°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Le  genie  des  religions.  —  De  1'ori- 
gine  des  dieiix.     2.     LesJesuites. —  L'ultramontanisme. 

—  Introduction  a  In  philosophic  de  Phistoire  de  I'huma- 
nite.  —  Essai  snr  les  ocuvres  de  Herder.    3.     Christin- 
nisme  et  la  Revolution  Francaise.  — Examcn  de  la  vie  de 
Jesus.  —  Philosophic  de  1'histoire  de  France.     4.     Lcs 
revolutions  d'ltalie.     5.    Marnix  de  Snlnte-Aldegonde. 

—  Grece  moderne  et  ses  rapports  avec  I'antiquite.     6. 
Les  Roumains.  —  Allemagne  et  Italic.  —  Melanges.     7. 
Ahasuerus.  —  Les  tablettes  du  Juif  errant.      8.     Prome- 
thee.  —  Napoleon.  —  Les  esclaves.      9.    Mes  vaeances 
en  Espagne.  —  L'histoire  de  la  po<5sie.  —  Des  epopees 
francaises  inedites  du  l'2e  siecle.      10.     Histoire  de  mes 
idees.  —  1815  et  1840.  —  Avertissement  au  pays.  —  La 
France   et   la  Sainte- Alliance  en    Portugal.  —  (Euvres 
diverses. 

—  Introd.  et  notice  biog.  et  bibliog.      (In  Marnix,  F.  v. 

Tableau.  1857.) 

-  Des  Jesuites.  1843.     See  Michelet,  J. 

—  Le  Pantheon.    (In  Paris  guide,  pt.  1.  1867.) 

—  Review  of  Strauss's  'Life  of  Jesus'.     (In  Beard,  J.  II. 

Voices  of  the  church.  1846.) 

—  Several   articles.]      (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  v.  3,  4. 

1831-65.) 

—  CASTILE,  C.  II.    (In  his  Portraits  historiques  au  19e 

siecle.  1858.) 

Quinn,  1'.  T.     Money  in  the  garden  ;  a  vegetable 

manual.     N.  Y.,  1871.  12°. 
Quinney,  John  W.     Memorial  to  Congress,  1752.  —  Speech 

on  Stockbridge  traditionary  history,  1854.  —  DEATH 

of  (J.    —   KoNKAfOT,  L.      Last   of  the  Mohicans; 

notice  of  Q.     (In  Wisconsin  State  Hist.  Soc.    Col., 

v.  4.  1859.) 


Quinones,  Juan  de.  Tratado  de  las  langostas  muy 
util  y  necessario.  Madrid,  1620.  8°. 

Quint,  Rev.  Alonzo  Hall.  The  Potomac  and  the 
llapidan  ;  army  notes,  1861-63.  Boston, 
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-  Record   of   the  2d  Mass,  infantry  ;  [1661-65]. 

Boston,  1867.  8°. 
Quintana,  Manuel  Jose.  Obras  completas.    Madrid. 

1852.  8°.     (Aribau.     Bibl.,  v.  19.) 
Contents.     Literatura :     Poesias  sueltas.  —  El  duque 
de  Viseo;  tragedia.  —   Pelayo;  tragedia.  —  Las  reglas 
del  drama.  —  Notas.  —  M.  de  Cervantes.  —  Apendices. 

—  Noticia  hist,  y  lit.  de  Melendez.  —  Introduccion  hist, 
a  una  coleccion  de  poesias  castellanos.  —  Sobre  la  poesia 
eastellana  del  siglo  18.  —  Informc  de  la  junta  creada  por 
la  Ri'geneia  para  proponer  los  medios  de  proceder  al 
arreglo  de  los  diversos  ramos  de  instruccion  pub.  —  Disc, 
pronunciado  en  la  universidad  Central  el  dia  de  su  instal- 
aeion.  —  Notas. —  lliKtoria:  Vidas  de   Espafioles  eele- 
bres  prologo.  —  El  Old.  —  Guzman  el  Bueno.  —  Roger  de 
Lauria.  —  El  prineipe  de  Viana.  —  El  Gran  Capitan.  — 
Vasco  Nunez  de  Balboa.  —  Francisco  Pizarro.  — ,  Advcr- 
teneia   preliininar  a   las   dos  vidas  siguientes.   —   Don 
Alvaro  de  Luna.   —   Fray  Bartolome  de  las  Casas.  — 
I'olitica :  Cartiis  a  Lord  Holland  sobre  los  sucesos  politi- 
cos  de  Espafia  en  la  segunda  epoca  constitucional. 

—  El  duque  de  Viseo.     (In  Teatro  nuevo  esp.,  v.  4.  1801.) 

—  Pelayo;  trag.     (In  Ochoa,  E.  de.    Tes.  del  teatro  esp., 

v.  5.  1838;  and  Col.  1840.) 

—  Poesias.     Madrid,  1788.  8°.    CD  36) 

—  Poesias.      (In  Wolf,  F.  J.      Floresta  de  rimas,  v.  2. 

1837.) 

—  Poesias  selectas  castellanas.  Madrid,  1807.  3  v. 

12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  J.  de  Mena.  —  Marq.  de  Santil- 
lana.  —  J.  Manriquc.  —  Garcilaso.  —  L.  de  Leon.  —  F. 
de  la  Torre.  —  F.  do  Herrera.  —  F.  de  Kioja.  —  B.  de 
Balbuena.  —  P.  de  Cespedes.  —  D.  de  Mendoza.  —  F.  de 
Figneroa.  —  J.  de  Monternayor.  —  G.  Polo.  —  P.  de 
Espinosa.  —  L.  Bralhona  de  Soto.  —  V.  Espinel.  —  J.  de 
Argui.io.  —  B.  de  Alcazar.  —  G.  de  Cetina.  —  L.  Martin. 

—  L.  L.  de  Argensola.  —  B.  de  Argensola.  —  E.  M.  de 
Villegas.      2.     Romances.  —  Lope  dc  Vega.      3.    Tasso, 
T.     Aminto,  tr.  en  castcl.  por  J.  de  Jauregui.  —  Otras 
poesias  de  Jauregui.  —  L.  de  Gongora.  —  F.  de  Quevedo. 

—  L.  de  Ulloa  y  Pcreyra.  —  Principe  de  Esquilache.  — 
F.  Manuel.  —  A.  de  Texada  Paez.  —  A.  Mira  de  Ames- 
cua.  —  J.  Pitillas.  —  A.  Verdugo  de  Castilla.   —  I.  de 
Luzau.  —  N.  Moratin.  —  J.  Cadalso. 

—  Vidas  de  Espanoles   celebres.     Paris,  1845.  8°. 

Contents.  El  Cid.  —  Guzman  el  bueno.  —  Koger  de 
Lauria.  —  El  principe  de  Viana.  —  El  gran  capitan.  — 
Vasco  Nuilez  de  Balboa.  —  Francisco  Pizarro.  —  Don 
Alvaro  de  Luna.  —  Fr.  Bartolome  dc  las  Casas. 

Quintard,  Charles  Todd.  Balm  for  the  weary  and 
the  wounded.  Columbia,  1864.  24°. 

Quinte  essence,  Book  of.     See  Hermes  Trixmegifttiis. 

Quintianus  Stoa,  Johannes  Franciscus.     See  Conti,  G.  F. 

Quintilianus,  Marcus  Fabius.  Declamationes,  et 
Calpurnii  Flacci  declamationes ;  cum  notis 
doctorum  virorum  ;  cur.  P.  Burmanno.  Lugd. 
Bat.,  1720.  4°. 

Note.    See  also  the  next  entry  and  the  Itl  on  the 
next  page. 

—  Institutionum   oratoriarum  lib.  xn  ;  nova;  edi- 

tioni  adj.  Fabianarum  notarum  spicilegium 
D.  Part-US  ;  ace.  Declamationes,  cum  indice. 
Londini,  1641.  8°. 

—  De    institutione   oratoria  lib.  xn  ;    cum  notis 

virorum  doctorum  ;  recog.  per  P.  Burman- 
num.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1720.  4°. 

—  De  oratoria  institutione  lib.  xn  ;  recog.,  emend., 

sel.  notas  rec.,  etc.,  C.  Capperonnerius. 
Parisiis,  1725.  f°. 

-  Institutionum  oratoriarum  lib.  xir ;  notis  illust. 

aC.  llollin.     Londini,  1738.  8°. 

—  De  institutione  oratoria  lib.  xn ;     rec.    G.   L. 

Spalding.     Lips.,  1798-1834.  6  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.      Lib.  l-m.       2.     iv-vi.      3.     vil- 
ix.      4.     > 
cur.  T.  Zi 
nellus. 


x-xn.      5.     Supl.  annot.  et  indicem  continent, 
Sumptius.      6.     Lexicon  et  indices,  cur.  E.  Bon- 


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—  Same.      Rec.   F.    G.  Pettier.      Parisiis,  1812. 

3v.  12°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.    Lib.   i-iv.    2.  v-vui.    3.    ix-xn. 

—  Same.     Cum  common.  G.  L.  Spalding  et  notis 

adj.  J.  J.  Dussault.     Parisiis,  1821-25.  7  v. 

8°.  (Lemaire.  Bibl.  class.  Lat.) 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Lib.  i-in.  2.  iv-vi.  3.  Vii- 
IX.  4.  x-xn.  5.  Declamationes  majorcs.  6.  Decla- 
mationes  minores. —  C.Flacci  excerptas  deccm  rhetorum 
minorum;  cum  notis,  ex  rec.  Burmannisna.  7.  De 
omnibus  Q.  et  O.  Flacci  quse  exstant  operibus.  —  Indices. 

—  Enarratio    libri    x   institutionum     oratoriarum.      (In 

Melanchthon,  P.     Opera,  v.  17.  1851.) 

—  Institutionis  oratorise  lib.  xn  ;  rec.  E.  BonnelL 

Lips.,  Teubneri,  1854.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Lib.  i-vi.      2.     vn-xn. 

—  Same.     Lib.  x  ;  erkl.  von  E.  Bomiell.  2eAufl. 

Berlin.  1855.  8°. 

—  Eng.     Institutes  of  oratory;    trans,  by   J.  S. 

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—  Risco,  M.      Noticias  del  celcbre  orador  Quintiliano. 

(In  Florez,  II.     Espafia  sagrada,  v.  33.  1781.) 
Quintin,  Jean.      Descriptio  insulse   Melitaa.     (In   Grsevius. 

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Quintus    Cincinnatus;     tragedie,    par    [A.    V.]    Arnault. 

Paris,  1798.  8°.    (B  1015) 
Quintus  Curtius.     See  Curtius  Rufus,  Q. 
Quintug  Fixlein,  Leben  des;  von  J.  P.  F.  Richter.     (In  Ids 

Samimliche  Werke,  v.  3.  1840.) 

—  Eng.     Quintus  Fixlein.     (In  Carlyle,  T.      German 

romance,  v.  3.  1827.) 

Quintus    Smyrn&us.       Posthomerica ;    ed.     F.    S. 
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—  Same.      Religit  N.  Koechly.      Lips.,  Teubner, 

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—  Guerre  de  Troie  ;    tr.  du  grec   par  R.  Tourlet. 

Paris,  1800.  2  v.  8°. 
Quintus,  pseud.    Conservatives  and  reformers  ;  a  pamphlet 

for  the  times.     Boston,  1843.  8°.     (B  1499) 
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by  11.  Greene.     Lond.,  1592,  [reprinted  Lond., 

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Quirini,  Vincenzo.     Kelazione  di  Borgogna  con  aggiunta  di 

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di  Q.  tomato  ambasciatore  dall"  imperatore  Massim- 

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Quirino,  Giovanni.     Sonnet  to  Dante.     (In  Rossetti,  D.  G. 

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London,  1870.   16°. 
Quiroga,  Juan   Facundo.       SARMIENTO,  D.   F.      (In   his 

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Quiroga,  Jose.      Reise  nach  der  Kiiste  des  magellanischen 

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Quiroga,  Geronimo  de.    Compendlo  historico  du  la  conquista 

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Quiros,  Pedro  de.      Poesias.      (In  Castro,  A.  de.      Poetas 

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—  French,  extract.    (In  Fleurieu,  C.  P.  C.,  comte  de. 

Deeouv.  des  Francois.  1790.) 

—  German,  extract.     (In  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  18.  1764.) 

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—  VELASCO,    J.  de.    Histoire  de  Quito  [juequ'a  1550]. 

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—  LA  CONDAMINE,  C.   M.  de.     Histoire  des  pyramides 

de  Q.     (In  his  Journal  d'un  voy.  17.11.) 

—  MONTUFAR  Y  FRASCO,  J.  P.  de.     Sobrc  el  estado  de 

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—  FEURARIO,  G.    Descrittione  de  Quito.     (In  his  Cos 

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See  also  Maynas. 
Quits;    a  novel,  by  baroness  Tautphcous.      Phila., 

1857.  2  v.  in  1.  12°. 

Quitte  pour  la  peur.     See  Vigny,  A.  de.  1848. 
Quiz,  pseud.     Sketches  of  young  couples.     See  Dickens,  C. 
Quoddy  Indians.     See  St.  John's  Indians. 
Quodlibet ;    containing    some    annals   thereof ;  by 

Solomon  Secondthoughts,  Schoolmaster    [J. 

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—  -  BARTLETT,  J.      Collections  of  familiar  quota 

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Same.     5th  ed.     Boston,  1868.   12°. 

FRISWELL,  J.H.   Familiar  words.    2d  ed.  enl. 

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tion  morale,  de  science,  et  de  litterature ; 
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Latin  quotations,  proverbs,  etc.,  with  Greek 
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—  Latin.     FARNABIE,  T.     Index  poeticus.      (In  his  In 

dex  rhet.  1648.) 

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R., .)/".    CATALOOTE  [do  ses]  livrcs,  la  vcnto  19  nov.    Paris, 

1804.  su.    (B890) 
R.,  A.    Del  Corpus  inscriptionurn  Latlnarum.    (In  Archivio 

stor.  it;il.,  n.  «.,  v.  7,  pt.  1.  1H43.) 
R.,  O.     Our  pastors'  offering.     See  Robbins,  C. 
R.,  E.      Letter  to  a  Dissenter  in  Exeter,  occasioned  hy  the 

late  heals  in  those  parts.     London,  1719.  8°.    (B  107) 
R.,  G.  H.     Observations  on  the  Queen's  case,  in  a  letter  to  a 

friend  on  the  continent;  by  a  barrister.      London, 

1821.  8°.     (B1423) 
R.,  II.     Journey  from  time  to  eternity.     Hartford,  1814.  12°. 

(C  246) 
R.,  M.     Memoirs   of  A.  Barnes,  late  merchant  and 

sometime  alderman  of  Newcastle  upon  Tyne; 

[ed.  by  Mr.  Longstaffe].     Durham,  1867.  8°. 

(Surtees  Soc.,  v.  50.) 
R.,  X.     See  B.,  II. 

R.,  \V.     Advice  to  lovers.    London,  1680.  4".    (B  12) 
R.,  W.  S.     Letters  from  the  north  of  Italy  to  H. 

Ilallam.     London,  1819.  2  v.  8". 

R***,  Le  marquis  T>.     An.ilectabiblion.     See  Du  Roure,  — . 
Raab,  Hungary.     UKBS  Kaab  in  Ilungaria  a  Turcis  obessa. 

n.p.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  234b) 
Rabanus   Maurus,   Architp.  JHoffuntiiitm,  St.    RUDOLPHUS 

Fulileimix.     Vita  liabani.  —  TRITHEMIDS,  J.     Vita 

R.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  4.  1863.) 

Rabbe,  Alphonse,  and  Duncan,  J.  History  of  Rus 
sia  from  the  foundation  of  the  empire  by 

Rourick  to  the  close  of  the  Hungarian  war. 

London,  1854.   2  v.  8°. 

-  and  others.   Biographic  universellc  et  portative 

dcs  contemporains.     Paris,  1834.  5  v.  8°. 

Xote.     Vol.  5  is  a 'Supplement'. 
Rabbinic  dialects.     SCHIXULEK,  V.     Lexicon  pen- 

taglotton.     Hanoviif,  1712.   f°. 

Rabbits.  BKMEXT,  C.  X.  The  rabbit  fancier; 
treatise  on  breeding,  rearing,  etc.  N.  Y., 
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Rabelais,  Frangois.  CEuvres  ;  ed.  var.  aug.  par 
Esmangart  et  Eloi  Johaneau.  Paris,  1823. 
9  v.  8°. 

Content*.     Vol.  1-2.     La  vie  do  Gargantua  et  de  Pan- 
tagruel.      3-9.     Pantagruel. 

Note.    Vol.  8  contains  also  Lettrcs.     Vol.  9  is 
illustrated. 

—  CEuvres.     Nouv.  ed.,  aug.  et  accomp.  de  notes, 

etc.,  par  [P.  Lacroix].     Paris,  1843.   12". 

—  CEuvres  ;    accomp.  de  notes  par  Burgand  des 

Marets  et  E.  J.  B.  Rathcry.  Paris,  1857-58. 
2  v.  12°. 

-  Eng.     Works ;    tr.  by  T.  Urquhart  and  P.  A. 

Motteaux.     London,  Bohn,  1851.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Catalogue  de  la  bibliotheque  de    1'Abbaye  de 

St.  Victor  au  IGe  siecle;  com.  par  [P.  La 
croix]  ;  suiv.  d'un  essai  par  G.  Brunei. 
Paris,  1862.  8°. 

-  BREQUIGNY,  — .     Kabelseaina  elogia.    (In  Paris.  Inst. 

Ac.  (I.  Inner.    Not.,  v.  5.  179'J.) 

-  FEUGERE,  L.  J.    (In  hi*  Caracteres,  v.  1.  1859.) 

-  FLEURY,  J.      llabelais  dessinateur.      (In  Gazette  des 

beaux-arts,  v.  28.  1870.) 

-  XICERON,   J.    P.      (In  hi*  Mem.,   v.   32.    1735;   and, 

Germ.,  v.  23.  1771.) 

—  SHELLEY,  M.  W.     (In  her  Lives,  v.  1.   1838.     Lard. 

Cab.  eye.) 

Rabener,  Gottlieb  Wilhelm.  JANI,  C.  D.  (In  Niceron, 
J.  P.  Nacbricbten,  v.  24.  1777.) 

-  KLETKE,  G.  II.     (In  hi*  Walhalla.  1854.) 
Rabenschlacht,  Die.     (In  Simrock,  C.      Heldenbuch,  v.  6. 

184'.".) 
Kabinal-Achi;  un  drame  quichee.      (In  Brasseur  de  Bour- 

bourg,  C.  E.,  rabbt.    Col.  de  doc.,  v.  2.  1862.) 
Rabirius,  .Innius.     De  liastarum  et  aiictionmi  origine.     (In 

Grsevius.    Tlies.  antiq.  Horn.,  v.  3.  1696.) 
Rabone,  .1.,  ,//•.     Measuring  rule*.      (In  Timmins,  8.      Re 
sources  of  Birmingham.  1866.) 
Robou,  Charles.     La    grande   armee.      Paris,  1865. 

2v.   18°. 
Rabusson,  A.      D'une  cnmbinaison  financierc  pour  reduire 

1'interet  de  la  dette.     Paris,  1838.  8°.     (B  1134) 
Rabusboii,  Paul.      XICERON,  J.  P.      (In  his  Mem.,  v.  1. 

1729;  and,  Germ.,  v.  1.  1749.) 


Rabutin,  Francois  de.  Continental  res.  (In  Michaud  and 
Poujoulat.  Col.  dcs  mem.,  v.  7.  1854;  —  and  in 
Petitot.  Collection  des  memoires,  le  stir.,  v.  31,  32. 
1823.) 

—  Memoires.      (In  Perrin.      Col.  univ.  des  mem.,  v.  37- 

39.  1788.) 
Rabutin,  Roger  de,  count  c/e  Su/isy.      See  Buasy-Rabutin, 

K.,  i-omte  do. 
Racan,  Ilonorat  de  Renil,  marq.  de.     Poesie.     (In  Annales 

poet.,  v.  17.  1780;  —  and  in  Auguis,  P.  R.      1'oetes, 

fr.,  v.  6.  1824.) 

—  Vie  de  Malherbe.     (In  Sallengre,  A.  II.     Mem.  de  lit., 

v.l.  1717;  —  and  in  Malheroe,  F.  de.    (Euvrc8,v.  1. 
1862.) 

—  Nicr.noN,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  24.  1733.) 
Raccolta  dei  poeti  satiric]  ital.  See  Carcano,  G. 
Raccolta  delle  migliori  fabbriche,  monumenti,  ville, 

antichita  di  Milano.     Milano,  1820.  f°. 
Raccolta  di  apologhi  scritti  nel  sec.  18.     Milano, 

.Soc.  Tip.  Class.  Ital.,  1827.  8". 
Contents.    Crudelli,  T.  —  Pignotti,  L.  —  Robert!,  G. 

—  Bertola,  A.  —  Passeroni,  G.  —  Bondi,  C.  —  Mazza,  A. 

—  Perego,  G. 

Raccolta  di  favole.     Londra,  1834.  18°. 

Contents.  Pignotti.  —  CInsio.  —  Grille.  —  Perego.  — 
Bertola.  —  Crudelli.  —  Bondi.  —  Robert!.  —  Passeroni. 

—  Polidori. 

Raccolta  di  favolcggiatori  italiani  antichi  c  moderni. 

Firen/e,  1833.  16°. 

Contents.  Pignotti.  —  Claslo.  —  Bondi.  —  Mazza.  — 
De  Rossi.  —  Bertola.  —  Roberti.  —  Pasmeroni.  —  Perego. 

—  Verdizzotti.  —  Dante.  —  Pulci.  —  Ariosto.  —  Capac- 
cio.   —   Tasso.   —   Tansillo.   —  Chiabrera.  —   Rosa.  — 
Lcmine.  —  Bracciolini.  —  Menzini.  —  Fortiguerri.  — 
Crudcli.   —  Crescimbeni.   —    Frugoni.   —    Perfetti.  — 
Gozzi.   —   1'arini.   —   Lanzi.  —  Monti.  —  Barbicri.  — 
Gargallo. 

Raccolta  di  Icttere  sulla  pitturn,  scultura.     See  Bottari,  G. 
Raccolta  di  lirici  ital.,  al  sec.  xvm.     See  Gironi,  R. 
Raccolta  di  novellc.    [Milano,  Soc.  Tip.  Class.  Ital., 

1804-10.]   3  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Cento    novclle  antiche,  con  note 
dal   G.  Ferrario.      2.     Arctino,  L.   —   Sabadino,  G.  — 
Salernitano,  M.  —  Pulci,  L.  —  Machiavelli,  X.  —  Porto, 
L.  da.  —  Molza,  F.  M.  —  Alamanni,  L.  —  Doni,  A.  F.  — 
Salvucci,  8.  —  Magalotti,  L.      3.     Grazzini,  A.  T. 
Raccolta  di  poesie  in  dialetto  vcneziano ;  [pub.  da 
B.Gamba].     Venezia,  1845.  8°. 

Note.    For  contents  nee  Gamba,  B. 
Raccolta   di   poesie   satiriche.      Milano,  Soc.   Tip. 

Class.  Ital.,  1808.  8°. 

Content*.  Adimari,  L.  —  Alamanni,  L.  —  Anguillara, 
G.  A.  dall'.  —  Arciino,  G.  M.  d'.  —  Aretino,  P.  — 
Ariosto,  L.  —  Bcntivoglio,  E.  —  Caporali,  C.  —  Caro,  A. 

—  Coppetta,  F.   —  Franzisi,  M.   —   Granobullari,  B.  — 
Xelli,  P.  —  Paterno,  L.  —  Rosa,  S.  —  Sansovino.  F.  — 
Settano,  Q.  —  Vinciguerra,  A. 

Raccolta  di  prose  e  lettere    scritte  nel  secolo    18. 
Vol.  2,  3.     Milano,   Soc.    Tip.     Class.    Hal., 
1830.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.2.    Lettere  familiar!.    Salvini,  A.  M. 

—  Bianchini,  F.  —  Zeno,  A.  —  Muratori,  L.  A.  —  Maf- 
fei)  g.  _  Manfredi,  K.  —  Zanotti,  G.  —  Gagliardi,  P.  — 
Ghedini,  F.  A .  —  Fabri,  A.  —  Zanotti,  F.  M.  —  Frugoni, 
C.  I.  —  Cocchi,  A.  —  Giacomelli,  M.  A.  —  Metastasio, 
p.  —  Borghetto,  P.  A.  del.  —  Lastcsio,  X.      3.     Patri 
arch!,  G.  —  Fabri,  D.  —  I'aciaudi,  P.  —  Genovesi,  A.  — 
Algarotti,  F.  —  Gozzi,  G.  —  Baretti,  G.  -  Golini,  A.  — 
Guasco,  F.  E.  —  Roberti,  G.  —  Gennari,  G.  —  Milizia, 

F.  —  Parini,  G.  —  Cesarotti,  M.  —  Lanzi,  L.  —  Lorenzi, 
B.  —  Paradisi,  A.  —  Cerretti,L.  —  Preti,  L.  —  Palcani, 
L.  C.  —  Vannetti,  C. 

Raccolta  di  prose  fiorentine  ;  [per  C.  R.  Dati].  Ed. 
nov.  Venezia,  1751-54.  5  pts.  in  18  v.  4°. 

Note.    For  contents  see  Dati,  C.  R. 
Raccolta  di  prose  italiane.   Milano,  Soc.  Tip.  Class. 

Ital.,  1808-09.  3  v.  8°. 
Contentx.    Vol.1.     Avvisso  degli  ed.  —  Tagliazucchi, 

G.  Maniera  di  ammaeHtrare  la  gioventu  nelle  uinane 
lettere.   —  Lollio,  A.     Apparecchio  di  Carlo  v.  per  la 
guerra  di  (Jermania;   —   Legge  sopra  le  pompe ;   —   Di 
quanto  ragionevolmente  ereder,  si  puo  che  P.  C.  Scipione 
major  per  la  confennazione  del  proconsolato  di  Spasrna 
dicesse  al  popolo  Romano.   —   Cavalcanti,  B.     Persua- 
dendola  a  difendersi  dugli  assalitori.  —  Lollio,  A.     Ora- 


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Giustiniauo,  S.  Oraz.  a  re  d'Ungheria  coufortandolo 
alia  lega  contra  il  Turco.  —  Lollio,  A.  In  lodi  della 
lingua  tOBcana.  —  Minerbetti,  A.  Delle  lodi  di  F. 
Medici.  —  Alamanni,  L.  Delle  lodi  di  F.  Sassetti.  — 
Lollio,  A.  Lodi  della  concordia;  —  Nella  morte  di  B. 
Ferrino;  —  In  lodi  della  sapienza,  e  eloquenza.  —  Sal- 
vini,  A.  M.  Due  discorsi.  2.  Lollio,  A.  Per  quello 
che  un  oratore  verisimilmente  avrebbe  potuto  dire  in 
difcsa  di  Marco  Orazio  al  popolo  romano;  —  Di  cio  che 
si  stima,  che  Gajo  Furio  Cresino  in  sua  difesa  dicessc 
al  popolo  romano;  —  In  favore  di  L.  Catilina  contra  M. 
T.  Cicerone.  —  Tolomei,  C.  Contra  L.  Secretario;  — 
In  difesa  di  L.  Secretario.  —  Commendone,  Card.  In 
difesa  d'alcuni  scolari  dello  studio  di  Padora.  —  Cice 
rone,  M.  T.  In  difesa  di  Q.  Ligurio;  volg.  da  C.  Fran- 
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Buccbereide,  recit.  nell'  Acad.,  13  set.  1699.  —  Giambul- 
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—  Tasso,  T.     Questa  vita  mortal  che'n  una,  o  in  due  ec. 
di  G.  della  Casa.   —  Segneri,  P.      Due  prediehe.      3. 
Avvieo  degli  ed.  —  Dati,  C.    Prefazlone.  —  Gelli,  G.  B. 
Due  sonnette  del  Petraca.  —  Magalotti,  L.     L'inganno 
de'  sensi.   —  Averani,  B.      Perehe  alia  Dea  Vesta  si 
dedicasse  il  fuoeo ;   —   So  sia  vera  1'opinione  di  Platone, 
etc.',  —  8e  nolle  donne  si  trovi  1'eroica  vertii.  —  Bellini, 
L.     De  anatomia.   —   Lettere  proposte  per  esempio  in 
ogni  gene  re. 

Raccoltadi  scrittori  dell'  istoria  di  Xapoli.    Xapoli, 

G.  Gravier,  1769-77.  25  v.  4". 

Raccolta  di  tragedie  scritte  nel  secolo  18  ;  [pub.  da 
G.  A.  Slaggi],  Slilano,  Soc.  Tip.  Class.  Ital., 
1825.  2  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Martello,  P.  J.  L'lfigenia  in 
Tauris.  —  Conti,  A.  Giulio  Cesare.  —  Maffei,  S.  La 
Merope.  —  Zanotti,  G.  C.  Didone.  —  Lazzarini,  D. 
TJlisse  il  Giovane.  2.  Granelli,  G.  Sedecia  ultimo  re 
di  Giuda;  —  Dione  siracusano.  —  Bettinelli,  S.  Serse 
re  di  Persia.  —  Pindemonte,  G.  I  baccanali.  —  Mar 
tello,  1'.  J.  II  femia  sentenziato.  —  Valaresso,  Z. 
Rutzvanscad  il  giovine. 

Race  for  a  dinner,  A ;  a  farce.    See  Rodwell,  J.  F.  G. 
Race  for  a  widow;  a  farce.    See  Williams,  T.  J. 
Race  for  a  wife,  A;  by  H.  Smart.    (In  Temple  bar,  v.  28- 

29.  1870.)    • 
Race  for  wealth  ;  by  Mrs.  J.  H.  Iliddell.     London, 

1866.  3  v.  8". 

Races  of  man.    See  Ethnology. 

Rachel,  Elisa  Felix,  elite.  BEAUVALLET,  L.  Rachel 
and  the  new  world;  tr.  from  the  French. 
N.  Y.,  1856.  8°. 

—  Moilv,  C.  dc.    (In  his  Les  jeuncs  ombres.  1865.) 
Rachel  Dyer  ;  a  North  American  story ;  by  J.  Neal. 

Portland,  1828.  12°. 
Rachel  Gray  ;  a  tale  founded  on  fact,  by  J.  Kava- 

nagh.     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1856.   12°. 
Rachel  Ray  ;     a   novel,   by  A.   Trollope.       Lpz., 

Tauchnitz,  1863.  2  v.   16°. 
Raciad,   The,  and  other  occasional    poems.     Charleston, 

1810.  12°.    (B  657) 
Raciborski,  A.      Precis  pratique   et   raisonne    du 

diagnostic.     Paris,  1837.  8°. 

Racine,  Jean.     (Euvres.      Londres,   1782.  3  v.  18°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.    Extrait  de  la  vie.  —  La  Thebaide. 

Alexandra.   —   Andromaque.    —   Les  piaideurs.      2. 

Britaimicus.  —  Berenice.  —  Bajazet.  —  Mithridate.  3. 
Iphigenie.  —  Phedre.  —  Esther.  —  Athalie. 

(Euvres  complettes  ;    avec  le  commentaire.  Ed. 

rev.  corr.,  etc.     Paris,  1816.  7  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Vie,  Eloge,  etc.   —  La  Thebaide. 

—  Alexandre.      2.     Andromaque.   —   Les  piaideurs.  — 
Britaimicus.      3.     Berenice.  —   Bajazet.  —  Mithridate. 

4.  Iphigenie.   —   Phedre.      5.     Esther.    —   Athalie.  — 
Poesies  diverses.     6.     Melanges  en  prose.   —   Hist,  de 
Portroyal.     7.     Lcttres. 

-  (Euvres.     Ed.  ster.     Paris,  1817.  5  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Notice  sur  la  vie  de  R.  —  La  The 
baide.  —  Alexandre.  —  Andromaque.  —  Les  piaideurs. 

2.  Britanicus.   —  Berenice.  —  Bajazet.  —  Mithridate. 

3.  Iphigenie.   —    Phedre.    —  Esther.   —   Athalie.      4. 
(Euvres  diverses.   —  Abrege  dc  1'hist.  de  Port  Royal. 

5.  Ouvrages  attribucs  a  R.  —  Lettrcs. 

—  Alessandro  il  grande.     (In  Opere  varie,  v.  2.  1724.)  — 

La  Rosane.    (In  \.  3.)  -  L'Attalla.     (In  v.  6.  1730.) 


—  Discours  sur  1'essence  de  la  poesie;  la  poesie  nat.  et 

le  respect  que  les  poe'tes  doivent  a  la  religion.  (In 
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—  Esther.     Paris,  1806.  8°.    (B  1622) 

—  Lettrcs  inedites  de  H.  et  de  L.  Racine,  prec.  de 
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—  Phiidra.      (In  Schiller,   J.  C.   F.    von.     Werke,   v.  7. 

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—  Des    poemes    didactiques.      (In    Serieys,    A.      Bibl. 

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-  BEYLE,  M.  H.      Racine  et  Shakspeure  ;  etude 

sur  le  romantisme.     Paris,  1854.  12°. 

—  CHASLKS,  V.  E.   P.      Euripide   et  Racine.      (In  his 

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—  NICEKON,  J.P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.18.  1732;  and,  Germ., 

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—  SHELLEY,  M.  W.      (In  her  Lives  of  eminent  literary 

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—  TAINE,  11.     (In  his  Nouv.  cssais  de  crit.  1865.) 
Racine,  Louis.      Lagracia;  tr.  por  J.  Vidal  y  Matas.     Bar 
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Racine,  Win.  GRAHAM,  J.  D.  Latitude  and  longitude  of 
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Raczyiiskiego,  Edward.  Le  medailler  de  Pologne, 
ou  Collection  dc  medaillcs  ayant  rapport  a 
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Radau,  Itodolphe.  L'acoustique,  ou  Les  pheno- 
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-  Eng.  Wonders  of  acoustics;  rev.  by  R.  Ball. 
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Radcliffe,  Mrs.  Anne  (Ward).  Le  chateau  dc  Mor- 
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R.  Ford.     2d  ed.     Mobile,  1864.  8°. 
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youth;  sermon  in   the  Cathedral  of  Chester,  Aug. 

London,  1829.  8°.    (B  1349) 

—  Memoir  of  Vice-Adm.  Sir  J.  Brenton.      Lon 

don,  1846.  8°. 

—  Same.      Re-ed.  by  [L.  C.  L.  Brenton].     Lon 

don,  1855.  8°. 

—  Mutual  dependance  of  the  clergy  and  laity  considered  ; 

sermon  in  Waiington.     London,  1837.  8".     (B  1345) 

—  Sermon;   an   important  inquiry.     (In  Suddards,    W. 

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address  at  the  S.  S.  jubilee,  or  the  50th  year  from 

the  institution  of  S.  S.  by    R.,  Charleston,  Sept.  14. 

Charleston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1075,  2545) 

Same.     Phila.,  1834.  8°.    (E  221) 

Raikes,  Thomas.     The  city  of  the  czars ;  a  visit  to 

St.  Petersburg,   182*9-30.     Phila.,  1838.  2  v. 

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—  France  since  1830.     London,  1841.  2  v.  8°. 


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-  Portion  of  the  journal  of  T.  Rnikes,  1831-47. 

2d  eel.     London,  1856.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Private  correspondence  of  It.  with  the  Duke  of 

Wellington  and  other  contemporaries;    ed. 

by  11.  Raikes.     London,  1861.  8". 
Railroad,  The,  ami  the  church-yard;  by  B.  Bjornson.     (fn 

Goldschmit,  M.     The  flying  mail.  1870.) 
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Railroads,   Railways.     ARAGO,    D.    F.     Les    che- 

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—  FRANCE.     Com.  Imp.  de  I' Expo*,  de  1867.  Chcmins  de 

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London  and  North  Western  R.  W.,  the  elec 
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London,  18-19.  8°. 

Locomotion   by  steam.      (In  his  Descr.  essays,  v.  1. 

1857.) 

—  LAKDNER,  D.     R.  W.  economy.    London,  1850 

12°. 

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Accidents. 

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Parl.     Return  of  accidents,  etc.,  on  the  R.  W. 

of  England  and  Wales,  Scotland,  and  Ireland, 
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the  means  of  preventing  them  ;  tr.  by  G.  F. 
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Construction. 

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constructing  R.  R.     Boston,  1857.  8°. 
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Bust.,  1829.  12°.    (D  22) 

—  MACLAREN,  (J.  R.  \V.  compared  with  canals  and  com- 
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Same.     2d  ed.,  with  add.     London,  1831.  8°. 

—  WOOD,   N.      Treatise  on   railroads.     London, 

1825.  8°. 

Fares. 

—  BEALE,  W.  P.    The  position  of  the  public  as  against 

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Law. 

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charters    of  the    U.    S.       Vol.  1,  2  :  N.  E. 
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Machinery. 

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(In  Inst.  of  Civil  Engin.     Trans.,  v.  3.  1842.) 

Medical    aspect. 

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system.     London,  1866.  8°. 

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Practical  management. 

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(In  Statist.  Soc.    Journ.,  v.  9.  1846.) 

Projected  railroads. 

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Boston  and  Ogdensburgh.      Boston,   1831.    8°      (B 
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[and]  forming  a  R.  W.  between  Lond.  and  Denham' 
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port  on  the  expediency  of  a  R.  R.  from  Boston  to 
the  Hudson  Kiver,  and  from  Boston  to  Providence 
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Commi^nio7iers  for  the  Survey  of  Routes  for  a  R.W. 

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(Sen.  doc.,  no.  5.  B  9(31,  953) 

—  WINDSOH,     Vt.       CONVENTION    FOR   A    RAILROAD 

THROUGH  THE    VALLEYS   OF    THE    CONN.  AND     PA- 

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Rolling  stock. 

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Manual. 

—  POOR,  H.V.     Manual,   1868-70,  74/75,  78,  79. 

N.Y.,  1868-79.  5  v.  8°. 

Periodicals. 

—  AMERICAN  R.  R.  journal  and  advocate  of  in 

ternal  improvements.  Vol.  1,  pt.  1  ;  2,  pt.  2  ; 
3,  pt.  1,  2  ;  Jan.  1832 -Jan.  1835;  v.  6.  1838. 
N.  Y.,  1832-38.  4  v.  4°. 

Note.     This  and  the  8°  series  were  ed.  by  D.  K. 
Minor  and  G.  C.  Schaeffer. 

—  Same.     [New  series.]    American  R.  11.  journal 

and  mechanics' magazine.  Vol.  7,  12,  13,  16, 
17.  N.  Y.,  1838-44.  5  v.  8°. 

-  AMERICAN  R.  R.  journal    and   gen.  advertiser. 

[2d  4°  ser.]     Vol.1.     N.  Y.,  1845.  4°. 

-  RAILWAY  times;  ecl.by  J.  H.  Haven  and  G.L. 

Vose.  Vol.  12-17,"  1860-65.  Boston,  n.d. 
6  v.  f°. 

See  al*o  Atlantic  and  Gulf  R.  R.  (p.  104) ;  —  Balti 
more  and  Obio  R.  R.  Co.  (p.  195);  —  Boston  and  Low 
ell  R.  R.  (p.  345);  —  Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.  ,'p. 
345);  —  Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R.  Co.  (p.  346);  — 
Charleston  and  Savannah  R.  R.  (p.  531);  —  Eastern 
R.  R.  (p.  843);  —  Erie  R.  R.  (p.  922);  —  European  and 
N.  Amer.  Railway  (p.  943) ;  —  Grand  Trunk  R.  R.  (p. 
1191);  —  Liverpool  and  Manchester  R.  R.  (p.  1761);  — 
Mystic  River  R.  R.  (p.  2U72) ;  —  New  York  and  Erie 
R.  R.  (p.  2125);  —  N.  Y.  Central  R.  R.  Co.  (p.  2125);  — 
Pacific  R.  R.  (p.  2205);  —  Panama  R.  R.  fp.  22J3);  — 
.Phila.  and  Pottsville  R.  R.  (p.  3314):  —  Phila.,  Wil 
mington,  and  Baltimore  R.R.  Co.  (p.  2314) :—  Seekonk  ; 
— Semmerung  R.  R. ;  —  Tehuantepec  R.  R. ;  —  Troy 
and  Greenfield  R.  R.  ;  —  Western  R.  R. ;  — 

a  I  no  Gauging  ;  —  India  rubber  car  springs ;  —  Loco 
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See  alto  Meteorology. 

Rainaldus,  Teofilo.     See  Raynaud,  Theophil. 
Rainaldo,  Boetiodi.     Delia  cosa  dell' . \quila;  poemarozzo. 

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2  v.  8°.    (Surtees  Soc.,  v.  44,  45.) 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Annals  of  Hexham.   —   Priors  of 

Hexham.      Chronicle*.      Prior  Richard's  history  of  the 

church  of  Hexham.  —  Prior  Richard's  account  of  King 

Stephen,  and  the  battle  of  the  Standard.  —  Prior  John's 

continuation  of  the  chronicle  of  Simeon.  —  Aelred  abbat 

of  Rievaux,  on  the  saints  of  the  church  of  Hexham.  — 

Anecdota  qtiaedam  Haugustaldensia :  Excepta  ex  IIi?toria 

de  gestis  regum  Anglorum;   —   Vita  S.  Eata3  Haugust. 

episc. ;  —Miracula  s.  patrum  qui  in  ccclesia  Haugust.  re- 

quiescunt;  —  Brcviarium  chronicse  Hexham.      2.     The 

black  book  of  Hexham.  —  Charter  and  other  documents. 

-  Testamenta  Eboracensia ;  or,  Wills  registered  at 

York  illustrative    of    the    history,  manners, 

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—  Same.     Calcutta,  1844.  12°.    (E  133) 

—  2d  defence  of  the  monotheistical  system  of  the  Vaidas. 

Calcutta,  1817.  8°.     (B  679,  1469) 

—  Same.     Calcutta,  1844.  12°.    (E  133) 

—  Precepts  of  Jesus,  the  guide  to  peace  and  hap 
piness.     Calcutta,  1820.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.     (C157) 

-  Same.     Added,  1st  and  2d  appeal  in  reply  to 

J.  Marshman.     N.  Y.,  1825.  8". 

—  Preface  to  the  translation  of  the  Ishopanishad.     Cal 

cutta,  1844.  12°.     (E  133) 

—  Translation  of  conference  between  an  advocate  and  an 

opponent  of  the  practice  of  burning  widows  alive. 
n.p.,  [1818].  8°.  (B  1469) 

—  2d  conference.     Calcutta,  1820.  8°.     (B  1469) 

—  tr.    See  Upanishad ;  —  Vedanta. 


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RAMSEY 


—  CARPENTER,  M.     Last  clays  in  England  of  R. 

London,  1866.  8". 

—  Funeral  utrmon  on,  with  bior/.  notes,  eytrncts,  and  list 

of  hi*  u-orkx.     See  Fox,  \V.  J.     (B  1243) 
Ramognini,  V.   (Jiulio  Uossello.     (In  Brofferio,  A.   Tracliz. 

Hal.,  v.  1.  1S4T.)  —  Un  festa  da  ballo  nel  secolo  xv. 

(hi  v.  2.   1848.) 
Ramon,    Alonso    Garcia.      Cartas    al    rey.     (In    Gay,   C. 

Hist,  ilc  Chili,  v.  2.   1S52.) 
Ramon  Muntaner.     See  Muntaner. 
Ramond  de  Carbonnieres,  Louis  Francois  Elisabeth. 

Mem.    sur    la   ioimule    barometrique    de   la 

Mecanique  celeste,    etc.     Clermont-Ferrand, 

1811.  4". 

—  Summit  of  Mont  Perdu;  read  in  the  Nat.  lust.,  an  11. 

(In  Pinkerton,  J.     Col.  of  vcy.,  v.  4.  1809.) 

-  Voyages  au  Mt.  Perdu,  et  de  la  partie  adjaccnte 

des  Pyrenees.     Paris,  1801.  8". 

Ramorino,  Gtn.  QLELQUES  mots  cone,  les  ordres  donnes  an 
corps  du  Gon.  Kamoritio  apres  1'evacuatioii  cle  Var- 
sovie.  n.p.,  [1832].  8°.  (B  1172) 

Ramos  da  Silva  de  Ela,  Matliias  Aires.  Ileflexios 
sobre  a  vaidade  des  liomens.  Lisboa,  1761.  4°. 

Rampinelli,  Raniiro.  FABKONI,  A.  (In  his  Vitae  Ita!., 
v.  8.  1781.) 

Ramsay.    See  ulxo  Ramsey. 

Ramsay,  Alexander.  Anatomy  of  the  heart,  cra 
nium,  and  bruin;  with  plates.  Edin.,  1813.  4°. 

—  Address  and  anatomical  prospectus.  Concord,  1819.  8°. 

(B1561,  C147) 

—  Prospectus  of  fifteen  lectures  on  the  animal  and  intel 

lectual  economy  of  man.     N.  Y.,   1816.   8°.     (B  816) 

—  Prospectus  of  three  lectures  on  Christianity  as  condu 

cive  to  health.     London,  [1814].  8°.    (B  1370) 

—  References  to  anatom.  paintings  and  prepara 

tions  at  the  anatom.  rooms.  Edin.,  1799.   12°. 
Ramsay,  Allan,  b.  1685,  d.  1758.  Poems.      Dublin, 
1733.    12". 

—  Poems  ;    with  life  and  remarks  on  his  poems 

[by  G.  Chalmers].    New  ed.     London,  1800. 

2  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life.  —  Verses  to  the  author.  — 
Serious,  elegiac,  comic,  satiric,  epigrammatic  poems. 
2.  Pastoral,  lyric,  epistolary  poems.  —  Fables  and  tales. 

—  Gentle  shepherd.     (In  Bell's  Brit,  theatre,  v.  25.  1797.) 

-  Poems.     (Jn  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  5.  1819.) 

-  Tea-table    miscellany ;     collection    of     choice 

songs,  Scots  and   English.     Rep r.  from  14th 
ed.     Glasgow,  1871.  2  v.  8°. 

—  EDINBURGH  SOCIETY  OF  ANCIENT  SCOTS.    (In  their 

Lives  of  Scot,  poets,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  1822.) 

—  IKVING,   D.     Life   of  A.   Uamsay.    (In  his   Lives   of 

Scot,  poets,  v.  a.  1804.) 
Ramsay,  Allan,  /i.  1713.    CUNNINGHAM,  A.    (In  his   Lives 

of  Brit,  painters,  v.  4.     Harper's  fam.  lib.) 
Ramsay,  Andre  Michel.     Histoire    du  vicomte  de 

Turenne.     Paris,  1735.  2  v.  4°. 

—  Letters]  sur  1'Abrege  de   la  vie  des  anciens  philoso- 

phes.     (In  Fenelon,  F.  de   S.    de  la  M.     CEuvres, 
v.  3.  1845.) 

—  Travels   of   Cyrus ;    [with]    a   disc,   upon    the 

theology    and    mythology    of    the    Pagans ; 
from  the  French.  '  7th  ed.     Lond.,  1745.  16°. 

-  Same.     New  ed.     Edin.,  1800.  12". 

Ramsay,  Andrew  Crombie.  Denudation  of  South  "Wales. 
(In  Gr.  Brit.  Gtol.  Survey.  Memoirs,  v.  1.  1846.) 

—  Old  glaciers  of  Switzerland  and  Wales.     (In  Ball,  J. 

Peaks.  1859.) 

Ramsay,  David.  Address  by  appointment  of  the 
1876  Assoc.,  July  4.  Charleston,  1820.  8°.  (B  1202) 

—  Chronological  table  of  the  U.S.,  16U7-1810.    Charleston , 

1811.  8".     (B439) 

—  History  of  South  Carolina,  1670-1808.  Charles 

ton,  "l  809.  2  v.  8". 

-  History  of  the  American  Revolution.     Phila., 
1789.  2  v.  8". 

—  History  of  the  Independent  Church  in  Charleston,  8.  C. 

Phila.,  1815.  8".    (A.  1) 

—  History  of  the  revolution  in  South   Carolina. 

Trenton,  1785.  2  v.  8°. 


—  Life  of  Washington.     N.  Y.,  1807.  8°. 

-  Same.     3d  ed.     Bait.,  1814.  8°. 

-  Spanish.     La  vida  de  W. ;    tr.  by  E.  Barry. 

Filadelfia,  1826.  8°. 

—  Memoirs  of  M.  L.  Ramsay  ;  with  extracts  from 
her  diary,  etc.    2d  ed.    Charleston,  1812.   12". 

—  Observ.  on  the  Indians  in  the  southern  parts  of  the  U.  S. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  4.  1795.) 

—  Oration,  death   of  Washington,   Charleston,   Jan.  15. 

Charleston,  1800.  8°.     (E  61,  W  50) 

—  Same.     (Jn  Washington,  G.     EULOGIES.  1800.) 

—  Oral,  on  the  advantages  of  the  Amer.  Independence. 

(In  Moore,  F.     Amer.  eloq.,  v.  1.  1864.) 

—  Oration   on  the  cession  of  Louisiana  to  the  U.  8.,  Oct. 

1804.     Charleston,  1804.  8".    (B  424) 

—  Same,   extract.     (In    Moore,   F.     Amer.    eloq.,  v.  1. 

1864.) 

—  Review  of  the  progress  and  state  of  medicine   in  the 

18th  century.     Charleston,  [1801].  8°.    (B  418) 

-  Universal  history  Americanized.    Phila.,  1817- 

19.  12  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.1.     General  view  of  the  antediluvians. 

—  Early  postdiluvians.  —  Asia.  —  Assyrian  monarchy. 

—  Babylonians.  —  Media.  —  Persia.  — India.  —  History 
of  the  Jews.      2.     Asiatic  Russia.   —  Arabia.   —   The 
Celts  and  Scythians.  —  Asia  Minor.  —  China.  —  Chinese 
Tartary.  —  Thibet.   —  Independent  Tartary.  —  India 
beyond  the  Ganges.   —   Asiatic  islands.   —    Philippine 
Islands.   —  Moluccas.     3.     General  view  of  Europe.  — 
Greece.       4.     Greece.       5.      Asia  after  Alexander.  — 
Greece.    —    Italy.   —   General   history.    —    History   of 
Christianity.      6.     England.   —   Scotland.     7.    Ireland. 

—  Spain.  —  Portugal.  —  France.  —  Belgium.  —  Turkey 
in   Europe.   —   Circassia.       8.      Batavia.   —   European 
Russia.  —  Sweden.  —  Denmark,  Norway,  etc.  —  Switz 
erland.    —   Austria.    —   German   states.   —   Prussia.  — 
Africa.      9.     Egypt.  —  Carthage.  —  Numidia.  —  Mau 
ritania.   —    Abyssinia.    —    Hottentots.   —   Africans.  — 
Comora  Islands.    —  Cape  Verd  Islands.  —  Canaries.  — 
Madeiras.  —  Azores.  —  St.  Helena.  —  North  America. 

—  South  America.  —  West  India  Islands.  —  Supplement. 

—  Europe.  —  Spanish  Amer.      10-12.     United  States. 

See  alao  Charleston  medical  register.     (C  69) 

—  H.,  U.  Y.    (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.  Nat. 

portr.  gal.,  v.  3.  1836.) 

Ramsay,  Edward  Bannerman.  Reminiscences  of 
Scottish  life  and  character.  Boston,  1861. 
12°. 

-  Same.     2d  ser.     Edin.,  1861.  12°. 

Ramsay,  George.  Proposal  for  the  restoration  of  the  Irish 
Parliament.  (In  Repeal  prize  essays.  1845.) 

Ramsay,  H.  A.  Letter  to  J.  Bryan,  on  the  southern  negro, 
etc.  Phila,  1853.  8°.  (B  1472) 

—  Neerological  appearances  of   southern  typhoid  fever 

in    the   negro;  with   obs.  upon   the   peculiarities  of 
the  Ethiopian,    n.p.,  1852.  8°.     (B1561) 

—  To  the  medical  profession  :  [reply  to  F.  M.  Robertson]. 

Raysville,  1851.  8°.     (C  271)     " 

Ramsay,  James.  Manual  for  African  slaves.  London, 
1787.  12°.  (C  68) 

Ramsay,  James  Andrew  Brown,  1st  Marq.  of  Dal- 
hotisie.  ARNOLD,  E.  The  Marq.  of  D.'s 
administration  of  Brit.  India.  London, 
1862-65.  2  v.  8°. 

Ramsay,  John.  Causes  of  periodical  occurrence  of  desti 
tution  in  the  Highlands.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1863.) 

Ramsay,  Mrs.  Martha  Laurens.  RAMSAY,  D. 
Memoirs  of  M.  L.  R. ;  with  extracts  from  her 
diary,  etc.  2d  ed.  Charleston,  1812.  18°. 

Ramsay,  Philip  A.  Mem.  of  R.  Tannahill  and  R.  A.  Smith. 
(In  Tannahill,  H.  Poems.  1838.) 

Ramsay,  /?*•».  Septimus.  If  we  are  wearied  with  minor 
difficulties,  how  can  we  contend  with  greater;  ser 
mon,  n.t.p.  [18—.]  8".  (B1345) 

Ramsbotham,  John,  M.D.  Observations  in  mid 
wifery.  Pt.  1.  London,  1821.  8°. 

Ramsden,  Jesse.  Description  d'une  machine  pour 
diviser  les  instrumens  de  mathematiques ; 
tr.  augm.  de  la  descrip.  d'une  machine  a 
diviser  les  lignes  droites,  et  de  la  notice  de 
divers  ouvrages  de  M.  R.  par  M.  de  la  Lande. 
Paris,  1790.  8°. 

Ramsey.    See  also  Ramsay. 


RAMSEY 


2466 


RAND 


Ramsey,  — ,  reporter.  Trial  of  J.  Gerrald,  for  se 
dition,  Edin.,  March.  X.Y.,  1794.  8°. 

—  Another  < opy.     (B  714) 

Ramsey,  Frank  A.  Cholera;  letters  to  'The  standard  and 
reformer.'  Knoxville,  1849.  8°.  (B  1569) 

Ramsey,  J.  G.  M.,  M.D.  Annals  of  Tennessee,  to 
[1800].  Charleston,  1853.  8°. 

Ramsey,  James.  SMITH,  J.  Biog.  sketch.  (In  hi s  History 
of  Jefferson  College.  1857.) 

Ramsgate  Harbour,  I-n<j.  Bye-laws  of  Ramsgate  liar- 
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—  SMEATON,   J.      Historical    report  on    Ramsgatc   Har 

bour;  [with  plates].     Loud..  1791.  8°.     (B  1744) 
Ramshorn,  Jolutnn  Gottlob  Ludwig.      Dictionary 
of  Latin    synonymes  ;    from  the  German  by 
F.  Lieber.     Boston,  1839.  12°. 

Ramstrom,  Christian  Liid.  Gencralio  ambigena.  (In  Lin 
naeus,  C.  Amciiii.  acail.,  v.  6.  1703.) 

Ramus  (French  La  Ramee),  Petrus.  Commenta- 
riorum  de  religione  Christiana  libri  iv  ;  vita 
[Rarni]  a  T.  Banosio.  Francof.,  159-i.  8". 

—  Dialectic-IE  libri  n  ;   cum  commentariis  G.  Dou- 

nanii.     Londini,  16(J9.  8". 

—  Epistola  ad    I.    Tremellium.      (In    Schelhorn,   J.    G. 

Anioen.  lit  ,  v.  3.  1730.) 

—  De  militia  C.  Julii  Ceesaris.    (In  Graevius,  J.  G.   Thes. 

antiq.  Horn.,  v.  10.   1699.) 

—  Scholae   in   liberates    artes.      t.p.w.     [Basileae, 

1569.]   f°. 

Contents.     Scholae  grammaticae,  rhetorics,  dialeeticas, 
physicae,  metaphysics.   —  Pro  philosopblca  Parisiensis 
Academiae  disciplina  oratio.  —    Proa-mium  refonnandae 
Par.  Acad.  —  De  sua  profcssione  oratio.   —   Actiones 
mathematics.  —  Oratio  de  legationc  secunda. 
—  PISCATOH,  J.     In    P.  Kami    Dialectices   libros 
scholia.     Hanov.,  1595.  8°. 

—  RICHARDSON,  A.    The  logician's  schoolmaster ; 

or,  Comment  upon  Ramus.    Lond.,  1629.  8". 

—  TALJEUS,  A.     Rhetorica  e  P.  Rami  praelection- 

ibus  observata.     Amst.,  1666.  8°. 

—  WADDINGTON,  C.     Ramus,  sa-vie,  ses  ecrits,  et 

scs  opinions.     Paris,  1855.  8°. 

Ramusio,  Giovanni  Battista.     Delle  navigation!  et 
viaggi   raccolto,   con  discorsi.      (lo  vol.,    3a 
ed.)      Venetia,  1563-74,  65.  3  v.   f°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.    Leo,  J.     Descrittione  dell'  Africa. 

—  Cadamosto,   A.      Navigatione ;    —    Navigatione   del 
capitano  Pietro  di  Sintra.   —  Hanno   Cart/iuyiniennia. 
Navigatione  nelle  parte  dell'  Africa.  —  Navigatione  cla 
Lisbona  all'  Isola  di  San  Thome ;   scritta  per  un  pilotto 
portoghese.   —   Gama,  V.  da.     Navigatione  dal  Capo  di 
Buona  Speranza,  fino  in  Calicut.    —  Alvarez,  P.     Navi 
gatione  da  Lisbona  in  Calicut.  —  Vespucci,  A.     Lettere 
due  di  due  sue  navigation!.  —  Sommario  di  A.  Vespucci. 

—  Lopez,   T.      Navigatione  verso   1'Indie   Orientali.  — 
Empoli,  (.T.  da.     Viaggio  fatto  nell'  India.  —  Vartheina, 
L.  di.      Itinerario.   —   Diodorus  Cicalas.      Navigatione 
di  lambolo.  —  Corsali,  A.     Lettera  la,  2a.  —  Alvarez, 
F.      Viaggio  fatto   nella  Ethiopia.    —    Fracastoro,   G. 
Sopra  il  detto  crcscimento  del  Milo.  —  Arrianus.    Navi 
gatione  di  Nearcho.    —   Viaggio    scritto  per  un  comito 
venetiano,  dal   Mar   Rosso    tino   al  Diu.   —   Arrianus. 
Navigatione  dal  Mar  Rosso  fino  all'  Indie  Orientali.  — 
Barboaa,  O.     Libro  dell'  Indie  Orientali.   —   Sommario 
di  tutti  li  regni,  citta,  e  popoli  dell'  Indie  Orientali.  — 
Conti,  N.      Viaggio.   —   San   Stefano,  H.     Viaggio.  — 
Ramusio,  G.  B.      Discorso  sopra  la  navig.  fatta  dagli 
Spagnuoli  attorno   '1  mondo.  —  Massimiliano  traimil- 
vaiw.     Kpistola  della  navig.  fatta  per  gli  Spagnuoli,  1519, 
attorno  il  mondo.   —   Pigafetta,  A.     Viaggio  attorno  il 
mondo.    —    Navigatione   d'un    Portoghese  attorno    il 
mondo.  —  Gaetan,  J.    Relatione  del  discoprimento  dell' 
isole  Molucche  per  la  via  dell'  Indie  Occidental!.    —   In 
formation   dell'  isola   del   Giapan.    —    Barros,   J.   de. 
Delia    historia,  capitoli   appart.   alia   cosmografia.      2. 
Polo,  M.     Delle  cose  de'  Tartar!  et  dell'  Indie  Orientali. 

—  Haithon,   Prince    of  Armenia.      Delia    historia.  — 
Angiolello,  G.  M.      Breve  narrationc  della  vita  et  fatti 
del  Sig.  Ussuncassano.  —  Viaggio  d'un  mercatante   che 
fu  nella  Persia,  1007.  —  Barbaro,  G.     Viaggio  della  Tana 
et  nella  Persia.   —   Contarini,  A.     Viaggio  nella  Persia, 
1473.  —  Carnpense,  A.     Lettera  delle  cose  della  Mosco- 
via.  —  Giovio,  P.     Lettera  delle  cose  della  Moscovia.  — 
Herberstein,  S.,  Freiherr  v.      Della  Moscovia  e  Russia. 

—  Arrianus.      Lettera  della  sua  navig.  d'  int.  al  Mar 


Maggiore.  —  Interiano,  G.  Delia  vita  do  Zychi.  —  Hip 
pocrates.  Trattato  dell'  aere  et  dell'  acqua.  —  Qnirino, 
P.  Viaggio  et  nanfragio.  —  Zeno,  C.  Del  viaggio  di 
Persia.  —  Zeni,  N.  and  A.  IK-llo  scoprimento  dell' 
Isola  Frislauda.  —  Due  viaggi  in  Tartaria  p;-r  alcuni 
Frati,  1247.  —  Odorico,  da  1'otdenonr.  Due  vi;ig<n.  3. 
Anghiera,  P.  M.  d'.  Sommario  dell'  Historia  dell'  Indie 
Occidental).  —  Oviedo  y  Valdez,  G.  II.  de.  Sommario 
dell'  historia  dell'  Indie  Occidental! ;  —  Dell'  historia 
dell'  Indie.  —  Cortez,  II.  Relatione  della  Nuova  Spagna. 

—  Alvarado,  P.  d'.      Lettere  a  F.  Cortese,  del  discopri 
mento  da  lui  fatto  nella  Nuova  Spagna.   —   Godoi,  D. 
Lettera  a  F.  Cortese,  del  discoprimento,  K:.,  nella  Nuova 
Spagna.  —  Relatione  della  citta  di  Temistitan,  Mtssico. 

—  Nuf.ez  Cabeqa  de  Vaca,  A.    Relatione  che  fece,  detto 
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Relatione  dello  scoprimento.  —  Vasquez,  F.     Sommario 
di  due  sue  lettere,  del  viaggio  fatto  da  M.  da  Nizza  al 
citta  di  Cevola.   —  Mendozza,  A.     Lettera  del  discopri 
mento  della  Nuova  Spagna.  —  Nizza,  M.  da.     Kelatione 
del  viaggio  fatto  delle  eitta  di  Cevola.   —    Vasquez,  F. 
Relatione  del  viaggio  al  citta  di  Cevola.   —    Alarcon,  F. 
Navigatione  e  scoperta  della  Nuova  Spagna.  —  Relatione 
d'un  capitano  spagnnolo,  della  conquista  del  Peru  da  F. 
e  H.  Pizarro.  —  Xeres,    F.      Relatione   della   conquista, 
fatta  da  F.  Pizarro  del  Peru.  —  Relatione  della  conquista 
fatta   della   provincia    del    Peril   d'un   secretario   di   F. 
Pizarro.  —  Oviedo  y  Valdes,  G.  H.  de.     Relatione  della 
navigatione  del  gran  flume  Maragnon.  —  Verrazano,  G. 
da.     Relatione  della  terra  per  lui  scoperta.   —   Discorso 
d'un  capitano  di  mare  franccse,  sopra  le  navig.  fatta  alia 
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Francia. 

-  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hin  Mem.,  v.  35.  1736.) 
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Phila.,  1871    [1870].  12". 
Ranalli,  Ferdinando.  Studio  storico-politico  sulla  vitac  sulle 

opere  di  F.  Guicciardini.     (In  Archivio  stor.  ital., 

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Ranallo,  Buccio.     See  Rainaldo,  B.  di. 
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Diseases  [of]  armies.  1776.) 
Ranc,  Arthur.     Ln  politique  inlerieure.     (In  Almanach  de 

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Ranee,  Armand  Jean  le  Bonthillier  de.    CHATEAUBRIAND, 

F.  A.  R.  de.     (In  hit  (Euvrcs  comp.,  v.  lo.  I860.) 
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—  The  slave-catcher  caught  in  the  meshes  of  eternal  law. 

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Randolph,    Herbert.      Life    of    Gen.   R.   Wilson. 

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Randolph,  John,  Up.,  d.  1813.  Charge  to  the  clergy  of 
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—  Speech,  Feb.  3,  180U,  on   Mr.  Nicholas's  resolution  to 

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London,  1673.  8°. 

Note.    The  Catalogue  is  in  Latin,  with  separate 
pagination. 

—  Same,  abridged.    (In  Harris,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2. 

1705;  1764.) 

—  Synopsis  methodica    stirpium    Britannicarum. 

"Ed.  3a.     Londini,  1724.  8°. 

-  Three  physico-theolog.  discourses  cone,  chaos, 
the  deluge,  dissolution  of  the  world.  4th  ed. 
London,  1721.  8°. 

—  Wisdom  of    God    in   the    works   of    creation. 

London,  1727.  8°. 

—  Same,     llth  ed.     London,  1743.  8°. 

—  JARDINE,  Sir  W.     (In  hi*  Naturalist's  lib.,  Ent.,  v.  2. 

1835.) 

—  MALDEN,   H.      (fit    hid   Distinguished    men   of  mod. 

times,  v.  2.  1838;  v.  38  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hist  Mem.,  v.  41.  1740.) 

Ray,  Joseph.     Comparison  of  two  methods  of  calculating 

mean  temperature,  and  on  the  mean  temperature  of 

C'inein.;  results  of  olis.  at  Woodward  Col.,  Cincin. 

(/H  Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  5.  1851.) 
Ray,  Nicholas.     Importance   of  the  colonies  of  N.   Amer. 

and  the  interest  of  Gr.  Brit.;  with  remarks  on  the 

stamp-duty.     London,  1766.  4°.    (A  12,  18) 
Ray,  Play  card  Augustiii  Fidele,  I' abbe.      Zoologie 

uuiverselle   et    portative  ;     avec    une     nouv. 

suppl.  red.  par  L.F.  Jauffret.  Paris,  1804.   4°. 
Ray,  Richard.      Address   before   Amer.    Acad.    of 

Fine  Arts,  Nov.  17.     N.  Y.,  1825.  4°. 
Raybaud,    Maximo    (pseud.      Gustave    d'Alaux). 

L'empereur  Soulouque  et  son  empire.    Paris, 

1856.  18°. 


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RAYNOUAUD 


Rayer,  P.  Diseases  of  the  skin  ;  tr.  by  W.  B. 
Dickinson.  London,  1833.  8°. 

-  Same.     2d   ed.,   remodelled,  tr.  by  II.  Willis. 

London,  1835.  8°  anil  Atlas  4°. 
Rayger,  Carolus.     Constitutio  epidemica  Posoniensis,  1695- 

l>7.     (In  Sydenham,  T.     Opera,  v.  1.  1723.) 
Raymond.     See  also  Raimond. 
Raymond,  — ,  and  Roth,  — .  Tableau  statistique  de 

hi  monarchic   autrichienne.     Paris,  1809.  8". 
Raymond,    I).      Argument  in    the   case    of   Maryland  vs. 

Buchanan,  McCulloh,  and  Williams.    Bait.,  1823.  8°. 

(B  544) 

Raymond,  Damaze  de.     See  Damaze  de  Raymond. 
Raymond,  Daniel.     Elements  of  constitutional  law.     Bait., 

1840.  10".     (C252) 

—  Sam?.     1st  stereotype  ed.   Cincin.,  1845.  10°.    (C  252) 

-  The  Missouri  question.     Bait.,  1819.  8°.    (B  527) 
Raymond,    David.      Oration,   Feb.   22,   X.   Y.,   before  the 

Hamilton  Soc.     X.  Y.,  1813.  8°.     (B  565,  W  49) 
Raymond,    Mine.   Kmnieline.      La  mode   et   la   parisieune. 

(In  Paris  guide,  v.  2.  1867.) 
Raymond,  George.     Voy.  to  E.Indies,  1591,  begun 

by  him,  finished   by  J.  Lancaster.      (In  Green,  R. 

Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1745.) 

—  iSnnie.     With  supplementary   acct.   by  J.  May.     (In 

Kerr,  K.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  8.  1824.) 

—  Germ,     lleise  nach  Ostindien.  (In  Allgemeine  Hist., 

v.  1.  1748.) 

Raymond,  George.  Life  and  enterprises  of  R.  W. 
Elliston.  London,  1857.  12". 

Raymond,  Giorgio  Maria.  Eloge  du  comte  Joseph  de 
Maistre.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  27.  1823.) 
—  Des  principaux  systemes  de  notation  musicale 
usites  ou  proposes  chez  divers  peuples.  (In  v.  30, 
182(5.) 

Raymond,  Henry  Jarvis.  History  of  the  adminis 
tration  of  President  Lincoln;  with  sketch  of 
his  life.  N.  Y.,  1804.  12°. 

—  Life  of  A.  Lincoln  ;    with  life  of  A.    Johnson, 

by  J.  Savage.     N.  Y.,  1864.  8°. 

—  Life  of  A.  Lincoln  ;  with  anecdotes,  etc.,  by  F. 

B.  Carpenter.     N.  Y.,  1865.  8". 

Raymond,  I'libbt',].  S.  Importance  des  etudes  religietises. 
(In  Litterature  canadienne,  v.  2.  1864.) 

Raymond,     Louis    Anne    Xavier.       Afghanistan. 

Paris,  1848.  8°.      (Univers.) 

-    and  Dubois  Jancigny,  A.    Inde.    Paris,  18-15. 
8".    (Univers.) 

—  Several  articles.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.  1852- 

oct.  1870.) 
Raymond,   Rossi ter  Worthlngton.    Statistics  of  mines  and 

mining.     /See  U.  S.     Commissioner  of  Mining   Sta- 

tixtics. 
Raymond,   Ar.  //.    CHASE,  B.    History  of  Raymond.    (In 

fiii  History  of  Old  Chester.  186'J.) 
Raymond  and  Agnes;  by  M.  Lewis.    (Jn  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  24.) 
Raymundus.     $er  Raimundus. 
Raynal,  Guillaume  Thomas  Frangois,  I'abbe.     Aux 

Etats  Generaux.     Marseille,  1789.  8°. 

—  Des  assassinate  et  des  vols  politiques.     Londres,  1795. 

8°.     (C  165) 

—  Essai  sur  les  progres  du  gouvernement.  —  Capitulaires 

des  rois  de  France.  (Jn  Mayer,  C.  J.  Etats  Gen., 
v.  3.  1788.) 

—  Histoire  de  1'elevation  de  Charles-Quint  an   tronc  de 

1'empire.     (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Abh.,  1751.) 

—  Histoire  du  Parlement  d'Angleterre.    Loiidres, 

1751.  2  v.   16U. 

—  Histoire  du  Stadhouderat  depuis  son  origine. 

n.p.,  1750.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Histoire  phil.  et  polit.  des  etablissemens  et  du 

commerce  des  Deux  Indes.  Vol.  1-6,  Amst., 
1772,  v.7,  La  Have,  1774,  v. 8-10,  Maastricht, 
1781,  Suppl.,  Amst.,  1774.  11  v.  8°. 

—  En/j.     Philos.  and    polit.   hist,  of    the    settle 

ments  and  trade  of  the  Europeans  in  the  E. 
and  W.  Indies;  tr.  by  J.  O.  Justamond. 
London,  1783.  8  v.  8". 

—  Memoires  hist,  milit., ft  polit.  de  1'Europe,  1519- 

1748.     Amst.,  1754.  3  v.  16°. 


—  Revolution  de  1'Amerique.     London,  1781.  8*. 

—  Same.     La  Haye,  1781.  8°.     (B  615) 

—  Dutch.     Staatsomwenteling  van  Amerika  uit 

het  Fransch.     Amst.,  1781.  8°. 

—  Eng.    The  Rev.  of  America.   Lond.,  1781.  12°. 

—  Same.    Edin.,  1782.  12°.    (C  219) 

—  Same.     Salem,  1782.  8°.    (C  321) 

-  Same.    2d  ed.     1'hila..  1782.  8".     (B  472) 

—  PAINE,  T.     Letter  to  R.  on   the  the  affairs  of  North 

America,  in  which  the  mistakes  in  [his]  account  of 
the  revolution  are  corrected.  Pliila.,  1782.  8°. 
(B  592,  2503,  W  23) 

Hume.     Boston,  1782.  4°.    (C  321) 

Same.     London,  1782.  8°.     (B  637) 

Same.    London',  1793.  12°.    (B600) 

—  SEO.IJIER,  A.  L.     Discurso  contra  la  historia,  etc.,  del 

comercio,  etc.,  en    las  dos  Indias;  tr.  por  G.  de  Ho- 

mar.  (Jn  Valladares,  A.  Seman.  erud.,  v.  22.  1789.) 
Raynal,  Paul  de.     Xotice  sur  la  vie,  le  caractere,  et  lea 

travaux  de  J.  Joubert.     (In  Joubert,  J.     Pensees. 

1864.) 
Raynaud   (Lat.  Raynaudus),   Theophil.      De  pileo   caeter- 

isque  capitis  tegminibus,  tain  sacris  quam  profanis. 

(In  Grsevius,  J.  G.     Thes.  antiq.    Rom.,  v.  6.  1697.) 

—  NlCERON,  J.  P.     (Jn  hits  Mem.,  v.  26.  1784.) 
Rayner,   B.  F.     The   dumb   boy   of   Manchester;    a  melo 
drama.     (In  Sargent,  K.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  43.) 

Rayner,  B.  L.  Life  of  Th.  Jefferson.  Boston, 
1834.  12°. 

Rayner,  Joseph.  On  the  amendment  of  the  bankruptcy  law 
presented  by  the  Huddersfield  Chamber  of  Com 
merce.  (Jn  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans., 
1857.)  —  Municipal  savings  banks.  (In  1865.) 

Rayner,  Kenneth.  Address  before  the  graduating  class, 
West  Point,  June  17.  N.  Y.,  1853.  8°.  (B  1205) 

—  Speech  on  the   bill    proposing  to   distribute   annually 

among  the  several  states  the  proceeds  of  the  sales  of 
the  public  lands.     Wash.,  1841.  8".    (B  1167) 
Rayner,   Rev.   Menzies.    Charity  sermon,  Sept.   15.     Hart 
ford,  1811.  8°.     (B  1009) 

—  Observations  on  Tytler's  sermon  on  the  doctrine  of  the 

saints'  perseveran'ce.     New  Haven,  1817.  8°.    (B273) 

Rayner;  a  tragedy.     See  Baillie,  J. 

Raynham,  Mass.  FOKES,  P.  Topographical  de 
scription  of  R.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  3.  1794.) 

—  SANFOKU,  E.     History  of  R.  from  its  first  set 

tlement  to  the  present  time.    Prov.,  1870.  8°. 

-  WALLING,  H.  F.     Map.  1855. 

Raynold,  Wm.  F.,  Brig.  Gen.  Report  on  the  ex 
ploration  of  the  Yellowstone  River.  Wash., 
1808.  8°. 

Raynolds.    See  Rainolds  ;  —  Reynolds. 
Raynouard,    Francois    Juste    Marie.      Choix    des 
poesies  originales  des  troubadours.       Paris, 
1816-21.  6  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Origine  et  formation  de  la  langue 
romane.  —  Grammaire  romane.  2.  Des  troubadours. 
—  Des  cours  d 'amour.  —  Monuments  de  la  langue  ro 
mane.  —  Genres  des  poesies  des  troubadours.  3,  4. 
Choix  de  poesies.  5.  Biographies  et  fragments  des 
troubadours.  6.  Comparaison  des  langues  de  1'Europe 
latino. 

—  De  Flamenca;  poeme  provencal.     (In  Paris.  lust.  Ac. 

d.  Inzer.    Not.,  v.  13.  1838.) 

—  Histoire  du  droit  municipal  en  France.     Paris, 

1829.  2v.  8°. 

—  Lexique  ronian,  ou  Dictionnaire   de  la  langue 

des  troubadours.  Paris,  1844.  6  v.  8". 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Recherches  philol.  sur  la  langue 
romane.  —  Resume  de  la  grammaire  romane.  —  Roman 
de  Flamenca.  — Jaufre.  —  Gerard  de  Hossillon.  — Chro- 
nique  des  Alblgeois.  —  Fierabras.  —  Blandin  de  Cor- 
nouailles  et  de  Guilhot  Ardit  de  Miramar.  —  Pieces  di- 
verses  des  troubadours.  2.  A  -  C.  3.  D  -  K.  4 
L  -  P.  5.  Q  -  Z.  6.  App.  —  Vocabulaire. 

—  Monumcns  rel.  a  la  con  damnation  des  Chev.  du 

Temple  et  a.  1'abolition  de  lour  Ordre.  Paris, 
1813.  8°. 

—  Rapports.  —  Le  devourment  de  Malesherbcs.  —  Frag 

ments   d'un   poeme  intitule,   Feneloii   et  le  due  de 
Bourgogne.     (In    Paris.    Inst.     Kecueil   des   disc 
1820-29.) 

-  WALCKENAER,  C.  A.    La  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  R. 

(Jn  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.  Mem.,  v.  18,  le  pt. 
1855.) 


RAYO 


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READS 


Kayo  de  Andalucia,  El,  y  genizaro  de  Espafia;  comedia. 

See  Cubillo,  A. 
Rays.    HAMILTON,  W.  11.    Theory  of  systems  of  rays.    (In 

Roy.  Irish  Ac.     Trans.,  v.  15-17.  1828-37.) 
Razilli,  Frai)9ois,  Isaac,  and  Claude.     GLEIUN,  L.     (In  his 

Les  navig.  frai)9.  1847.) 
Razin,  Stepan  or  Stenka  Timofeief.     MERIMEE,  P.     (In  his 

Les  cosaques  d'autrefois.  1865.) 
Razzi,  GianAntonio.  See  Bazzi,  G.  A. 
Razzi,  Girolamo  or  Silvano,  il  ubbate.  Vita  di  B.  Varchi. 

(In   Varchi,  B.     Opcre,  v.  1.  1803;  — awe?  in  Gree- 

vius,  J.  G.  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  8,  pt.  2.  1723.) 
Re,  G.  del.     Vita  di  I.  Ciaja.     (In  Amato,  G.  di.     Panteon, 

v.  1.  1851.) 
Re,  Giuseppe,  d.  1848.     AMATO,  G.  d'.     (In  his  Panteon, 

v.  -2.  1851.) 

Re,  Mnrtino  Antonio  del.     See  Delrio,  M.  A. 
Re,  Island.     INSLX.S:  Divi  Martini  et  Vliarus,  vulgo  1'Isle 

de  Re  et  Oleron.     n.p.,  [16— ].    (E  78,  no.  29) 
Re  cervo,  11 ;  h'aba.     See  Gozzi,  C. 
Re  de'  genj,  II;  fiaba.     See  Gozzi.  C. 
Re  pastore,  II.     See  Metastasio,  1'. 
Re  Teodoro  in  Venezia,  11;  dram  ma  eroico-comico.     [Nella 

ling.  ital.  e  fr.]     Paris,  1789.  8°.     (B  1625) 
Re  Torrismondo,  II;  tragedia.     See  Tasso,  T. 
Reach,  Angus  Bethune.     Claret  and  olives;    from 

the  Garonne  to  the  Rhone.    Lond.,  1852.  12°. 
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Read,    Alexander.     Address   before  the  N.  Bedford   Aux 
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Read,    Benjamin.      REBAPTIZATION    of    R.      (In   Caveat 

against  Anabaptists.  1714.     B  105,  659) 
Read,  David.     N.  Read ;  his  multi-tubular  boiler, 

etc.  ;  a  contribution  to  the  early  history  of 

the  engine.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
Read,  George.    SANDERSON,  J.    (In  his  Biography  of  the 

signers,  v.  4.  1820.) 

Read,  George  W.  Appeal  to  all  denominations  of  Christ 
ians,  who  believe  in  regeneration  by  the  Holy  Ghost, 

etc.     Salem,  1834.  8°.    (C  224) 
Read,    Harriette  Fanning.     The   haunted  student. 

Wash.,  1860.  8°. 
Read,  Henry.     Comfort   to   mourning   Christians ; 

sermon  on  death  of  his  daughter.     London, 

1753.  8°. 

—  David's    dying    charge    to    Solomon;    sermon. 

London,  1755.  8°. 

—  Hearing  not  sufficient  without  practice  ;    ser 
mon,  1728.     London,  1727.  8". 

—  This  year  shall  thou  die  ;  sermon  for  the  charity- 

school  in  Gravel-Lane,  Southwark.    London, 

1739.   8°. 

Read,  James,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1755.  See  Benson,  G. 
Read,  Jobn.  Latin  grammar.  Boston,  1736.  12".  (C  56) 
Read,  John,  d.  1749.  KNAPP,  S.  (In  his  Biog.  sketches. 

1821.) 
Read,  John  Dickinson.     Address,  New  Castle,  Del.,  Feb. 

22.     Wilmington,  1825.  8".    (B1097) 
Read,  John  Meredith,  b.  1797.     SAVAGE,   J.      (In  his  Our 

living  representative  men.  1860.) 
Read,  Gen.  John  Meredith,  Jr.,  b.  1837.    Historical 

inquiry  cone.  Henry  Hudson  and  discovery 

of  Delaware  Bay.     Albany,  1866.  8°. 
Read,  M.  C.    Ancient  mound  near  Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

(In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Reports,  1867.) 
Read,  Marie.     CORTA.MISERT,   R.     (In  his  Lesillust.  voya- 

geuses.  1866.) 

—  JOHNSON,   C.     (In  Esquemelin,  A.  O.      Histoire  des 

flibustiers,  v.  4.  1744.) 

Read,  Nathan.  Disquisition  on  creation,  annihilation,  the 
future  existence  and  final  happiness  of  all  sentient 
beings.  Belfast,  1828.  8°.  (B  1355) 

Read,  Peter.  Voyage  to  Tunis,  1538.  (In  Hakluyt,  R. 
Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810.) 

Read,  Thomas  Buchanan.     Female  poets  of  Amer 
ica.     Phila.,  1849.  8°. 
Contents.     M.  Brooks.  —  E.  O.  Smith.  —  II.  F.  Gould. 

—  L.  11.  Sigourney.  —  E.  Hall.  —  L.  J.  Peirson.  —  F.  S. 
Osgood.  —  E.  C.  Embury.  —  C.  Gilman.  —  S.  A.  Lewis. 

—  E.  Bogart.   —   L.  B.  Case.   —   E.  S.  Swift.   —   E.  F. 
Ellet.  —  S.  C.  Mayo.  —  M.  E.  Lee.  —  M.  E.  Hewett.  — 
L.  Hooper.  —  E.'judson.  —  L.  Simes.  —  8.  J.  Hale.  — 
M.  A.  H.  Dodd.  —  J.  H.  Scott.  —  L.  S.  M'Cord.  —  J.  H. 


L.  Campbell.  —  M.  S.  B.  Dana.  —  A.  B.  Welby.  —  R.  S  . 
Nichols.  —  The  Misses  Ware.  —  C.  M.  Sawyer.  —  C.  H. 
Esling.  —  A.  C.  Lynch.  —  L.  M.  Thurston.  —  S.  H. 
Whitman.  —  E.  M.' Chandler.  —  E.  May.  —  E.  Town- 
send.  —  E.  C.  Kinney.  —  A.  Carey.  —  P.  Carey.  —  S.  L. 
P.  Smith.  —  M.  E.  Brooks.  —  M.  Junkin.  —  A.  1'.  Din- 
nies.  —  E.  J.  Eames.  -  S.  J.  Clarke.  —  ,1.  C.  Neal.  — 
II.  J.  Woodman.  —  IT.  Winslow.  —  S.  Pindar.  —  E.  L. 
Sproat.  —  M.  T.  W.  Chandler.  —  A.  I).  Woodbridge.  — 
Mrs.  M.  M.  Davidson:  —  L.  M.  Davidson.  —  M.  M. 
Davidson.  —  A.  M.  Wells.  —  H.  Irving.  —  M.  L.  Law- 
son.  —  Mrs.  M.  St.  L.  Loud.  —  C.  Da  Ponte.  —  A.  C. 
Mowatt.  —  C.  Cushman.  —  C.  M.  S.  Barnes.  —  C.  E. 
Beecher.  —  M.  Day.  —  E.  S.  Rand.  —  M.  H.  Rand.  — 
C.  Moore.  —  M.  Ward.  -  M.  G.  Wells. 

—  Paul    Redding ;     a    tale    of    the    Brandyvvine. 

Boston,  1845.   12°. 

—  Poem  before  Montezuma  Lodge,  no.  33,  I.  O.  O.  F., 

Jan.    27,  1845.      (In  Chapin,  E.  H.     Address.  1845. 
B  1271) 

—  Poems.     New  ed.     Phila.,  18,53.  12°. 

—  Poems.     (In  Murdoch,  J.  E.     Patriotism.  1865.) 

—  A  summer  story  ;    Sheridan's  ride  ;   and  other 

poems.     Phila.,  1865.   16°. 

—  Wagoner  of  the  Alleghanies  ;    a   poem  of  the 

days  of  seventy-six.     Phila.,  1862.  12°. 
Read,  Win.     Communication  on  Asiatic    cholera; 
is  it  contagious?      Boston,   1866.  8°.     (City 
doc.,  21.) 

—  Another  copy.     (B  1692) 

—  Influence  of  the  placenta  upon  the  development  of  the 

uterus  during  pregnancy,     n.t.p.  8°.     (B  1561) 

Mite;    From   the   Amer.  jour,   of  medical   sci 
ences,  April  1858. 

—  Letter  to  the  consulting  physicians  of  Boston.     Boston, 

1806.  8".     (B  1692) 

-  Placenta  pnrvia;  its  history  and  treatment. 
Phila..  1801.  8°.  (Mass.  Med.  Soc.  Lib. 
pract.  med.,  v.  23.) 

—  Report  of  city  physician,  1867  ;   [app.,  Report 

to  the  International  Sanitary  Conference,  on 
the  questions  rel.  to  the  origin,  propagation, 
etc.,  of  cholera  ;  by  a  commission,  A.  Fanvel, 
secretary  general ;  tr.  by  S.  L.  Abbot] .  Bos 
ton,  1867.  8°. 
Read's  characteristic  national  dances ;  incl.  tales 

by  popular  authors.  London,  [1853].  4°. 
Content*.  Frost,  T.  Maypole  dance;  a  tale  of  the 
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Doolan.  —  Frost,  T.  Minuet  de  la  co'ur;  a  tale  of  the 
French  Revolution.  —  Concanen,  E.  Spanish  fandango; 
the  bride  of  the  bivouac;  —  Neapolitan  dance;  Bianca, 
the  fisherman's  daughter.  —  Lowndes,  II.  M.  Swiss 
dance ;  the  orphan  of  the  cottage.  —  Concanen,  E. 
Grecian  dance;  a  tale  of  the  archipelago.  —  Mason,  It. 
II.  Mexican  Jarabe  dance ;  Clara  Berrethon  ;  —  Chinese 
sun  and  moon  dance;  a  tale  of  the  present  revolution;  — 
Turkish  Saraband ;  adventures  of  llamet.  —  Frost,  T. 
Hindostanee  shawl  dance;  the  juggler's  revenge.  —  Con 
canen,  E.  Rosalind  May;  a  poem  of  the  time  of  Sir 
Roger  de  Coverly. 

Reade,  Charles.   Christie  Johnstone.    Boston,  1855. 
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—  Cloister  and  the  hearth  ;   or,  Maid,  wife,  and 

widow.     -X.  Y.,  1861.  8°. 

—  Clouds  and  sunshine.     Boston,  1855.  12°. 

—  Dora;    a    pastoral    drama,    founded     on    Tennyson's 

poem.     (No.  50  of  Spencer's  universal  stage.) 

—  Foul  play.    (/«  Every  Saturday,  v.  5-6.  1868.) 

—  Griffith  Gaunt.      (In   Argosy,  v.  1-2.  1866;  —  and  in 

Atlantic  monthly,  v.  17-18.  1866.) 

—  Jack  of  all  trades.     (In  Harper's  mag.,  v.  16.  1857-58.) 

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12". 

—  Peg  Wellington.     Boston,  1855.  12°. 

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—  ,Sa/ne.     Household  ed.     Boston,  1870.  12°. 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 


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-  Sntne.     (In  All  the  year  round,  v.  9-10.  1863.) 

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Reader,  The;  by  Sir  R.  Steele.    (In  his  The  lover.  1715.) 
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Reading.     Sef  alxo  Redding. 
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Statement  of  proc.  against  Mrs.  R.  in  the  2d    cong. 

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Ready  reckoner.     See  Federal  ready  reckoner. 
Real  Academia  Espanola.     See.  Madrid.  R.  Acad.  Esp. 
Real  advantages  which  ministers  and  people   may 
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Raal  American  ;  or,  The  true  state  of  the  relations  between 
Gr.  Brit,  and  the  U.  8.  London,  1810.  8°.  (B  689) 

Real  dialogue  between  a  clergyman  and  a  parishioner  of 
his.  who  was  both  a  distiller  of  ardent  spirits  and  a 
dealer  in  them,  n.l.p.  [Boston,  183- ?.]  12°.  (C  171) 

Real  folks;  by  Mrs.  A.  D.  T.  Whitney.  Boston, 
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311.    (1.  31.  80.) 


Real  letters  to  the  powers  that  be  on  religious  liberty  and 
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Reason  and  faith  ;  or,  Xecessity  of  revelation  ;  by 
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Reasonable  defence  of  the  'Seasonable  discourse,  she-wing 
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Reasons  against  petitioning  the  King  for  restoring  the  de 
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Reasons  against  the  renewal  of  the  sugar  act,  as  it  will  be 
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Reasons  for  a  registry.     London,  1678.  4°.    (B  12) 

Reasons  for  abrogating  the  observation  of  Jan.  30.  2d  ed. 
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Reasons  for  embracing  the  Catholic  religion.  Hartford, 
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Reasons  in  favour  of  the  London  docks.  London.  1796.  8°. 
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Recognition  in  the  world  to  come.     See,  Muston,  C.  R. 
Recollections  of  a  New  England  bride    and  of  a 

Southern  matron;  by  Mrs.  C.  [II.]  Oilman. 

Newed.     N.Y.,  1852.  12°. 
Recollections  of  Jotham  Anderson  ;  [by  II.  Ware] . 

Boston,  1824.  12°. 

Recollections  of  the  U.S.  army.    Boston,  1845.  18°. 
Re-commencement;  [by  \V.  Biglow].      Boston,   1S11.    S°. 

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more  agreed  in  their  notions  cone,  the  Trinity  than 
represented;  [by  J.  Hallett].  Lond.,  1727.  8°.  '(B  39) 

Reconciliation  (in  theology^.  WIIITAKEU,  X.  Two  sermons 
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Reconciliation  ;  a  comic  opera.     Ser  Markoe,  V. 

Reconcilation  nonnanik',  La;  conieilie.  See  Dufresney, 
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Reconstruction.  LOKING,  C.  G.  Reconstruction ; 
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-  SERMKNT,  J.  H.     La  question  des  negres  et  cle 

la  reconstruction  du  Sud.     Geneve,  1866.   8°. 

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Record  Commission.     Sef  Great  Britain  (p.  1202). 

Record  of  a  school.     See  Peabody,  K.  1'. 

Record  of  an  obscure  man  ;  [by  Mrs.  M.  L.  Put 
nam].  Boston,  1861.  16". 

Record  of  zoological  literature  ;  ed.  by  A.  C.  L.  G. 
GUnthcr,  1864-77.  Load.,  1864-77.  14  v.  8". 
Note.  Vol.  1-6,  ed.  by  A.  C.  L.  G.  Gunther; 
7-9,  by  A.  Newton  ;  10-14,  by  K.  C.  Rye. 

Recorde,  Robert.      Arithmetic.     London,  1654.  8°. 

Records.    .SV«  Great  Britain.  Public  Record  Office  (p.  1224). 

Records,  Two ;    the  mosaic   and    geologic.     See  Miller,  H. 

Records  of  a  Church  in  Broadmend.     See  Bristol. 

Records  of  five  years.     See  Greenwood,  S.  J. 

Records  of  literature;  Jan.  1807,  Jan.  -  March 
1808.  London,  1807-08.  8°. 

Records  of  the  Churches  of  Christ  at  Feustanton.  See  Un 
derbill,  E.  B. 

Records  of  the  Spanish  inquisition  ;  tr.  from  the 
orig.  niss.  by  [S.  Kettell].  Boston,  1828.  8°. 

Recovery  from  sickness;  a  present  containing  serious  re 
flections.  4th  ed.  London,  1788.  8°.  (C  232) 

Recreations,  Husbandman's.     See  Markham,  G. 

Recreations,  Rational.     See  Hooper,  \V. 

Recreations  mathematiques  et  physiques.     See  Ozanam,  J. 

Recreations  of  a  country  parson;  by  [A.  K.  II. 
Boyd].  2d  ser.  Boston,  1861.  8°. 

Recreations  of  a  Southern  barrister ;  with  introd. 
by  T.  G.  Jones.  Phila.,  1859.  8°. 

Recreative  arts.  See  Amusements;  —  Games;  — Gym 
nastics  ;  —  Sports. 

Recreative  magazine.  See  Eccentricities  of  literature 
and  life. 

Recruiting,  Recruits.  MARSHALL,  H.  Enlisting, 
discharging,  etc.,  of  soldiers ;  [ed.  by]  W. 
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United  States  mag.,  1845-46.) 

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don,  1854.  8°. 

—  TRIPLKR,  C.  S.     Recruiting  and  inspection  of 

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—  BARTHOLOW,  R.     Manual   of  instructions    for 

enlisting   and  discharging   soldiers.     Phila., 

1863.   12°. 

Recruiting  officer,  The ;  comedy.     See  Farquhar,  G. 
Recruiting  sergeant,  The.     See,  Bickerstaflf,  I. 
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—  COPELAND,  T.     Principal  diseases  of  the  rectum 

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-  CALVERT,  G.     Haemorrhoids,  strictures,  etc.,  of 

the  rectum  and  anus.     London,  1824.  8°. 

-  MAYO,  II.     Injuries  and  diseases  of  the  rectum. 

London,  1833.  8". 
-- .Same.     Wash.,  1834.  8°. 

-  DL-PUVTHEN,  G.,  baron,  d.  1835.      (In  hi*  On   lesions. 

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-- Congenital  malformations  of  the  rectum  and 
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Syst.  of  Hurg.,  v.  4.  1864.) 

See  al.\o  Anus  ;  —  Defecation. 
Recueil    de   canons  pour   primes.      See   Catholic  Church. 

Breviaries  (p.  4(J6). 
Recueil   de  cantiques   a    1' usage  des  missions,  etc. 

Quebec,  1809.   18°. 
Recueil  de  divers  voyages  faits  en  Afrique   et    en 

1'Amerique.     Paris,  1674.  4U. 
ContfntK.     Ligjn,  H.     Histoirc  de  1'lsle  des  Barbades. 

—  Relation  de  la  riviere  du  Xil.  —  Telles,  B.     Extrait 
de  1'histoire  d'Kthiopie.  —   Description  de  1'isle  de  la 
Jamaique.   —  Description  de  1'isle  de  St.  Christophe.  — 
Relation    du  voyage   fait    sur   les   contes   d'Afrique.  — 
Laborde,  —  .      Relation   de    1'origine,   des   ma-urs,   etc., 
des  Caniibcs.  —  Relation  de  la  Guiane.  —  Description 
de  1'empire  du  Prete-Jcan. 

Recueil  de  pieces  interessantes.     Aux  Delices,  etc., 

1760.  S". 
Namely.    Giraud,  C.  M.   Epitre  du  Diablo  a  Voltaire. 

—  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de.     Le  pauvre  Diable,  et  autre 
pieces.  — Le  Franc  de  Pompignan,  J.  J.,  marq.  de.  and 
Voltaire,   F.  M.  A.  de.     Dialogue  entre  deux  pauvres 
Diables.  —  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de.    Le  Russe  a  1'aris;  — 
Reqnete  de  Jerome  Carre  aux  Parisiens;  —  Plaidoyer 
de  Ramponeau;  —Les  quand.  —  Morellet,  A..  I'uMie. 
Les  si;  —  Les  pourquoi;   avec   les  reponses. —  Epitre 
de  Belzebut  a  1'auteur  de  la  Pucelle. 

Recueil  de  pieces  sur  la  Floride.      (In  Ternaux-Compans, 

H.     Voy.,  v.  20.  1841.) 

Recueil  de  pieces  sur  la  ncgociation  entre  la  Xou- 
velle    France  et  la  Nouv.  Angleterre,   1648, 
[etc.;  par  J.  M.  Shea].     N.  Y.,  1866.  4°. 
Recueil  des  dessins  d'architeeture.     See  Paris.  Inst.  Acad. 

des  Beaux  Arts  (p.  2234). 
Recueil   des   historiens    des    oroisades.      See  Paris.   Inst. 

Acad.  des  Inner,  (p.  2242). 
Recueil  des  miracles  operes  au  tombeau  de  M.  de 

Paris.    [Paris,]  1732.   10  v.  12°. 

Recueil  des  remonstrances.     See  Paris,  Parl.  de  (p.  2249). 

Recueil  des  traites,  conventions,  et  actes  diplomat. 

cone.  1'Autriche  et  1'Italie.     Paris,  1859.  8°. 

Note.     The   10  v.  are   a   Recueil  and  Second  recneil, 

which  have   title-pages,   and   8   Demonstrations  which 

have  no  titles. 

Recueil  des  traitez  de  paix,  de  commerce,  naviga- 
•  tion,  et  marine,  conclus  a  Utrecht  le  11  avril 

1713,  etc.  Lyon.  [176-].  12". 
Content*.  Traite'  a  Utrecht,  avr.  1713.  —  Traite  de 
paix  entre  le  roi,  le  roi  d'Espagne,  et  le  roi  de  la  Grande- 
Bretagne,  conclu  a  Paris  le  10  do  fiiv.  1763.  —  France. 
Manifesto  sur  1'infraction  de  traite,  eommise  par  la  eour 
de  Russie  avec  la  declaration  de  la  cour  imperiale  de 
Russie.  —  Spain.  King.  Pragmatique  sanction  pour 
1'exile  de  ses  royaumes  de  la  Compagnie,  1767. 

Note.  The  'Manifesto'  and  the  'Pragmatique  sanction' 
have  separate  titlepages.  the  'Manifeste',  n.p.,  '1768'.  and 
the  'Pragmatique, "Madrid,  n.tl.,'  but  they  were  probably 
printed  at  Lyon  at  the  same  time  with  the  rest  of  the 
work. 

Recueil  des  traittez  de  paix,  troves,  et  neutralite 
entre  les  couronnes  d'Espagne  et  de  France, 
[1526-1611].  2eed.  Anvers,  1645.  24°. 


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Recneil  des  voyages  du  Nord.     See  Bernard,  J.  F. 
Recueil  historique,  cont.  diverses  pieces  curieuses 

de  ce  temps.  Cologne,  1666.  18°. 
Contents.  Projet  pour  1'entreprise  d'Alger.  —  Bri- 
card,  —  .  Voyages  fails  a  Thunis.  —  Castellan,  — . 
Expedition  de  Gigery,  1664.  —  Campagne  d'Hongrie, 
1(564.  —  Breves,  —  .  Discours  dcs  asseurez  moyens 
d'aneantie  et  miner  la  monarchic  dos  Princes  ottomans. 

—  Guise,  tlni:  de.     Relation  de  voyage  de  Naples.  —  Du 
May,  L.     Discours  sur  les  causes  de  la  guerre  d'Hongrie. 

—  Discours  sur  le  traite  de  paix  fait  entre  Leopold,  emp. 
des  RomahiB,  et  Achmet,  ou  Mahomet,  sultan   de  Tur- 
quie,  lf>64. 

Recuperati,  Piero.  Orazione.  (In  Dati,  C.  Prose  fior., 
pt.  2,  v.  6.  1751.) 

Red  as  a  rose  is  site;  by  R.  Broughton.  (In  Temple  Bar, 
v.  26-28.  1869-70.) 

Red  Cross  Street  Library.    See  Williams,  D. 

Red  Jacket  (Indian  name  Sagoyesvatha),  sachem 
of  the  Senecas.  Reply  to  Samuel  Dexter.  —  Defence 
of  Stiff-armed  George.  —  Reply  to  Mr.  Crane.  (In 
Moore,  F.  Amer.  eloquence,  v.  1.  1864.) 

—  DKAKE,  S.  G.     (In  his  Book  of  the  Indians.  1841.) 

—  STONE,  W.  I..     Life  and  times  of  Red-Jacket. 

N.  Y.,  1841.  8°. 

Red  mask,  The;  by  J.  Brougham.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 
stand,  dr.,  v.  20.) 

Red  Republicans.    See  France  ;  —  Paris. 

Red  River,  Brit.  Amer.  Ross,  A.  Red  River  set 
tlement,  [1811-55].  London,  1856.  12°. 

—  M'DoNELL,  A.   Transactions,  [1811J-16.    Lon 

don,  1819.  8°. 

—  WEST,  J.      Substance  of  a  journal,  1820-23. 

2d  ed.     London,  1827.  8°. 
HIND,  H.  Y.     Narrative  of  the  Canadian  Red 

River    explor.     exped.,  1857 ;    and    of    the 

Assiniboine  and  Saskatchewan  exped.,  1858. 

London,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 
GK.   BRIT.    Parl.      Correspondence    [on]    the 

recent  expedition  to  the  Red  River  settlement, 

[1870].     London,  1871.  f°. 
Maps   to   illustrate   the   correspondence,    etc. 

London,  1871.  f°. 
Report  of  the  Red  River  expedition  of  1870  ; 

[by  M.B.]  Irvine.     London,  1871.  f°. 

—  NARRATIVE  of  the  Red  River  expedition,  [1870].     (In 

Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  108-109,  1870-71.) 
Red    River,    Louisiana.     ACCOUNT    of    the    Red 
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—  MARCY,   R.  B.,   and  McCtELLAN,  G.  B.     Ex 

ploration,  1852  ;  with  reports  on  the  natural 
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—  BAIRD,  S.  F.    Reptiles  and  fishes  collected  during  the 

exploration  of  the  Red  River.     (In  U.  S.  War  Dept. 
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Red  rover,  The;  by  [J.  F.  Cooper].      Phila.,  1828, 
27.  2v.  12°. 

—  Same.     Rev.  ed.     N.  Y..  1850.  12°. 

—  Same.      Illust.  by  F.  O.  C.  Barley.      N.  Y"., 

1860.  8°. 

Red  sandstone.  PERRY,  J.  P.  The  red  sandstone  of  Ver 
mont,  and  its  relations.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc., 
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Red  Sea.  QUATREMERE,  E.  M.  Le  lieu  ou  les  Is 
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—  ASSIANL'S.  Navig.  di  Nearcho,  [B.C. 326-325].    (In  Ra- 

musio,  G.  B.     Raccolta,  v.  1.  1563.) 

VINCENT,  W.     Periplus  of  the  Erythrean  Sea, 

[246-547].     London,  1800-05.  2  v.  4°. 

—  REINALD.  J.  T.     Sur  le  'Periple  de  la  Mer  Erythree', 

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—  ABL'-L-FEDA,  I.,  Prince  of  Htimmah.    Description  of 

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—  VIAGGIO   scritto   per  un   comito   venetiano,   del   Mar 

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—  IRWIN,   E.      Voyage    \ip    the  Red    Sea,    etc., 

[1777],  3d  ed.     London,  1787.  2  v.  8°. 

—  GRANDFRE,  L.  M.  J.  O.,  comte  de.     Voyages  to 

the  Indian  Ocean,  Red  Sea,  etc.,  1790.     Bos 
ton,  1803.   12°. 

—  ANNESLKY,   G.,    Earl    Mountmorris    and    Vise. 

Valentia.    Voyages  and  travels  to  India,  Red 

Sea,  etc.,   1802-06.     London,   1809.  3  v.  4°. 

Same.     London,  1811.  4  v.    8"  and  Plates  4°. 

—  Map.     LA  ROCHETTE,  L.  S.  de.     Lond.,  1781.     (E  66) 
Red  tape  and  pigeon-hole  generals,  as  seen  from  the 

ranks  (luring  a  campaign  in  the  army  of  the 

Potomac.     N.  Y.,  1864.   12". 
Redaelli,  — .  II  poeta  moriente,  alia  spoda.     (In  Poeti  ital. 

contemp.  1843.) 
Redares,  J.  M.  M.  'Des  rois,  et  de  la  necessite  de  conserver 

Napoleon  sur  le  trone  dc  France.     Paris,  1815.  8°. 

(B  800) 
Redburn  ;  or,  Schoolmaster  of  a  morning ;  [by  H. 

Melville].     N.  Y.,  1845.  12°. 
Redcliffe.    See  Bristol. 
Redden,    Laura     C.     (pseud.    Howard    Glyndon). 

Idyls  of  battle  and  poems  of  the  Rebellion. 

N.'Y.,  1864.   16°. 
Redding,  Cyrus.    Every  man  his  own  butler.  3d  ed. 

London,  1853.   16°. 

—  Fifty  years'  recollections  ;  with  observ.  on  men 

and  things.     London,  1858.  3  v.  8°. 
—  French  wines  and  vineyards,  and  the  way  to 
find  them.     London,  "i860.  8°. 

—  History    and    description    of     modern    wines. 

London,  1833.  8°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     London,  Bohn,  1851.  8°. 

—  Illustrated  itinerary  of  the    Co.  of    Cornwall. 

London,  1842.  4". 

—  Personal  reminiscences  of  eminent  men.     Lon 

don,  1867.  3  v.  8°. 
Rede.    See  also  Read  ;  —  Reed  ;  —  Reid. 
Rede,    Leman  Thomas.      Art   of    money    getting. 

Boston,  1832.   18°. 
Rede,  Wm.  Leman.      Sixteen   string  Jack;  drama.  —  The 

skeleton  witness;  a  drama.     (In  Sargent,  E.   Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  25.) 
Redemption  (in laic).     POTHIKR,  R.  J.     Traite  des 

retraits.     Vol.  3.     Paris.  1773.  12°. 
Redemption  (in  theology).     WATSON,  T.     Sermons 

on  redemption.  [1669.]      London,  1780.  8°. 

—  SMITH,   J.     Essay   on   universal    redemption.    [1701.] 

London,  1767.  8°.    (B  16) 

—  APPLETON,    W.      Wisdom  of   God  in  the   re 

demption  of  man.     Boston,  1728.  8°. 

—  BUKNET,  T.     Scripture  doctrine  of  redemption 

by  Christ.     London,  1737.  8°. 

—  CHUBB,    T.      Enquiry    cone,    redemption.      London, 

1743.  8°.     (B  113) 

—  HARDY,  T.     Answer  to  Chubb's  'Enquiry  cone. 

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—  VINDICATION  of  an  association  from  the  charge  of 

heresy.     Portsmouth,  1758.  8°.    (B  45) 

—  SELI.ON,  W.       Arguments    against    general    R. 

considered.  [1760V]     X.  Y.,  1814.  12°. 

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history  of  the  war,   etc.      Litchrield,  [176- or  7-?]. 
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—  GLRNEY,  J.  J.     Letter  on  Christianity,  especially  the 

doctrine    of   R.      15th    ed.      Bradford,    1824.     12°. 
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8°.     (C  232) 

—  DE  LAPJOEY,  W.  II.    Charge  to  the  clergy  of  the  dio 

cese  of  W.  N.  Y.,   Aug.  17,  1842,  Syracuse,  on  the 
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See  alxo  Salvation  (where  many  works  of  pre 
cisely  similar  nature  are  to  be  found). 
Redemption  ;  a  poem.     See  Swain,  J. 

Redern,  Sigismond  Ehrenreich,  comte  von.  Considerations 
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Redfield,  Amasa  Angcll,  ed.  Hand-book  of  the 
U.  S.  tax-law,  July  1,  1862,  with  the  amend 
ments  and  notes.  2d  ed.  N.  Y.,  1863.  16°. 
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Redfield,  James  W.,  J/.  I).  Outlines  of  a  new  syst.  of  pliyg- 
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Redfield,  John  Howard.  Genealogical  hist,  of  the 
Redfield  family.  Albany,  1860.  8°. 

Redfield,  Win.  C.  In  reply  to  Mr.  Espy,  on  the  whirlwind 
character  of  certain  storms.  From  the  Journal  of 
the  Franklin  In.st.  n  p.,  [18—].  8°.  *(B1123) 

—  Courses  of  hurricanes;  with  notices  of  the  tyfoons  of 

the  China  Sen,  and  other  storms,  n.t.p.  [18 — .]  8°. 
(B  1131) 

—  Observations  on  the  storm  of  Dec.  15,  1839.     From  the 

Trans,  of  the  Amcr.  Phil.  Soc.  n.p.,  1841.  8°.  (B 
1186) 

—  On  some  fossil  remains  from  Broome  Co.,  New  York. 

(In  Amer.  Assoc.  1'roc.,  v.  2.  1850.)  —  Apparent 
necessity  of  revising  the  received  systems  of  dynam 
ical  meteorology.  (In  v.  4.)  —  Orbital  courses  of 
storms,  as  opposed  to  the  hypothesis  founded  on 
the  alleged  influence -of  equatorial  temperature.— 
Post  permian  date  of  red  sandstone  of  X.  J.,  etc.  — 
Fossil  rainmarks  in  N.  J.,  etc.  (In  v.  5.)  —  Value  of 
the  barometer  in  navigating  the  American  lakes. 
(In  v.  7.)  —  Cape  Verde  and  Hatteras  hurricane, 
with  n  hurricane  chart,  and  other  storms.  (In  v.  8.) 
—  Storm  of  Oct.  7,  18,~>4,  near  the  coast  of  Japan. 
(/M  v.  9.)  —  Relations  of  the  fossil  fishes  of  Conn., 
and  other  Atlantic  states,  to  the  liassic  and  Jurassic 
periods.  —  Spirality  of  motion  in  whirlwinds  and 
tornadoes.  —  Various  cyclones  or  typhoons  of  the 
north  Pacific  Ocean.  (In  v.  10.  1857.) 

—  Remarks  on   the  tornado  at  New  Brunswick,  N.  J., 

June  19,  1835.  From  the  London-,  Edin.,and  Dub. 
phil.  mag.  n.p.,  [1841].  8°.  (B  1186) 

—  Reply  to  Dr.  Hare's  objections  to  the  whirlwind  theory 

of  storms.  From  Amer.  jour,  of  sci.,  v.  42,  no.  2. 
[New  Haven,  1842.]  8°.  (B  1186) 

—  Reply  to  Dr.  Hare's  further  objections  rel.  to  whirl 

wind  storms.  From  Amer.  journ.  of  sci.,  v.  43, 
no.2.  [New  Haven,  1843.1  8°.  (B1186) 

—  Winds  and  storms.  (In  Bowditch,  N.   New  American 

navigator.  1848.) 

—  OLMSTKD,  D.    Address  in  commemoration  of  R.    (In 

Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  11.  1858.) 
Redfield  family.     REDFIELD,  J.  H.     Genealogical 

hist,  of  the  R.  family  in  the  U.  S.     Albany, 

1860.  8". 
Redgauntlet;  by  Sir  W.  Scott.     Phila.,  1824.  2  v. 

12°. 

—  Same.     (In  his  Works,  v.  35,  36.  1829.) 
Redgrave,  Richard  and  S.     A  century  of  painters 

of  the   Eng.  school ;  with  critical  notices  of 
their   works,  and  account  of  the  progress  of 
art  in  Eng.     London,  1866.  2  v.  8°. 
Content*.      Vol.  1.      Introd.  chapter.   —  Hogarth. — 
The  Royal  Academy.  —  R.  Wilson  and  his  contempora 
ries.  —  Reynolds.  —  Th.  Gainsborough.  —  First  history 
painters  of  the  Eng.   school.    —    G.   Romney   and   ,T. 
Wright  [of  Derby].  —  Progress  of  historic  art.  —  The 
successors  of  Reynolds.   —   The  animal  painters  of  the 
18th  cent.   —   Painters  in  water  colours.   —  School  of 
miniature  painters.    —   Book  illustrators  and  designers. 

—  Water-colour  societies.   —  Founders  of  the  Water- 
Colour  Soc.   —  State  of  British  art  at  the  end  of  the 
cent.      2.     Sir  T.  Lawrence.  —  Contemporaries  of  Law 
rence.  —  Turner.  —  The  patronage  of  art.   —  Howard, 
Hilton,  Haydon,  and  Etty.  —  Tableaux  do  genre;  Wil- 
kie,  Mulready,  and  Leslie.  —  D.  Wilkie.  —  W.  Mulready. 

—  Leslie,  Newton,  and   Egg.   —    Old  Crome  and   the 
Norwich  school.  —  The  landscape  painters;  Constable, 
Callcott,  and  Collins.  —  Ideal  landscape.  —  Martin  and 
Danby.  —  Roberts,  Nasmyth,  Bonington,  and  Mueller. 

—  School  of  water-colour  painters.  —  Fresco-painting 
and  state  patronage.   —   Dyce,  and  schools  of  design.  — 
Institutions  affecting  the  spread  of  art.  —   Preservation 
of  pictures.  —   Present  state  of  the  English  school.  — 
Index. 

Redgrave,  Samuel.     Murray's  official  handbook  of 

church  and  state.     London,  1852.  8°. 
—    Same.     The  official   handbook.  Rev.  ed.  Lon 
don,  1855.  8°. 


—  Early  history  of  the  Royal   Academy.    (In  Fine   arts 

q.  rev.,  v.  1-2.  1864.) 

See  also,  above.  Redgrave,  R. 

Redhouse,  J.  \V.      Turkish    and    Eng.    dictionary. 
London,  1856.  2  v.  12". 

Redi,  Francesco.     Opere.     2a  ed.      Venezia,  1742- 

60,  45.  7  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Vita  dall' A.  S.  Salvini.  —  Orazion 
nel  suo  funerale  da  Salvini.  —  Esperienze  intorno  alia 
gcneraziori  degl'  insetti.  —  Osserv.  intorno  agli  animali 
viventi  die  si  trovano  negli  animali  viventi.  —  Osserv. 
intorno  a  pellicelli  del  corpo  umano.  —  Lettera  de  G. 
Cestorii  a  A.  Vallisnieri.  —  Miglioramenti  e  correzioni, 
ec.,  da  A.  Vallisnieri.  2.  Esperienze  intorno  a  diverse 
cose  naturati,  ec.  —  Osserv.  int.  alle  vipere.  —  Lettera 
sopra  alcune  opposizioni  intorno  alle  vipere.  —  Osserv. 
intorno  a  queue  gocciole  e  fili  di  vetro,  che  rotte  in 
qualsisia  parte,  tutte  quante  si  stritolano.  —  Esperienze 
intorno  a  quell'  acqua,  che  si  dice,  che  stagna  subito  lutti 
quanti  i  flussi  del  sangne,  che  sgorgano  da  qualsisia  parte 
del  corpo.  —  Lettera  intorno  all'  invenzionc  degli  ocehi- 
ali.  —  Expcrienze  intorno  all'  salifattij.  —  Lettera  de  T. 
Platt,  d'alcune  esperienze  intorno  al  veleno  delle  vipere. 
—  Lettere.  —  Etimologie  italianc.  3.  Bacco  in  Tos- 
cana.  —  Sonetti.  —  Varie  poesie.  4,  5.  Lettere.  6. 
Consult!  medici.  —  Opuscoli  appart.  alia  medicina  ed 
alia  storia  nat.  7.  Consult!.  —  Lettere  per  lo  piu' 
consultive.  —  Arianna  inferina.  —  Varie  poesie. 

-  Raccolta  della  poesie  e  lettera.     Londra,  1781. 

12°. 

-  Sonetti.     Firenze,  1702.  f°. 

—  Sonetti.     (In  Gironi,  R.     Rac.  di  lir.  ital.  1808.) 

—  SAI.VINI,  S.    Vita  de  R.    (In  Crescimbeni.  Vite,  v.  1. 

1708.) 

—  FAUROM,  A.     (In  hi*  V\ix  Ital.,  v.  3.  1779.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hi*  Mem.,  v.  3.  1727;  and,  Germ., 

v.  4.  1751.) 
Redi,  Gregorio.     Lettera.     (In  Dati,   I.     Prose   fior.,  pt.  5. 

1754.) 
Redington,  Joseph.     Calendar  of  treasury  papers, 

1556-1707.     London.  1868-74.  3  v.  8°. 
Redman,  J.  P.     Account  of  the  bridge  over   the   Lea   at 

Stratford-le-Bow.        (In    Instit.    of   Civil    Engin. 

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Redman  Farm.  AMES,  E.  History.   Bost.,  1870.  8°. 
Redmayne  or  Redman,  Robert.    Vila  Henrici  v.     (In  Cole, 

C.  A.     Memorials.  1858.    Chron.  and  mem.) 

Redon.     Abbaye  de  Saint-Sauveur.     Cartulaire ; 

pub.  par  A.    de   Courson.      Paris,  1863.  4°. 

(Doc.  ined.) 
Redpath,  James.      Echoes   from    Harper's  Ferry. 

Boston,  1860.  12°. 

—  Guide  to  Hayti.     Boston,  1861.  12°. 

-  Public  life  of  J.  Brown.     Boston,  1860.   16°. 

-  ed.     Toussaint-  L'Ouverture ;    a  biog.  [by  J. 

Beard],  and  autobiog.     Boston,  1863.   12°. 

-  and  Hinton,  R.  J.  Handbook  of  Kansas  Terri 

tory.     N.  Y.,  1859.  18°. 
Redskins,  The ;    or,  Indian  and    injin  ;  by   J.   F. 

Cooper;  illust.  by  F.  O.  C.  Barley.     N.  Y., 

1864.    8°. 
Redusio  de  Quero,  Andrea.     Chronieon  Tarvisinum,  1368- 

1428.     (In  Muratori.     Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  19.  1731.) 
Redwitz-Schmalz,  Oscar  von.     Amaranth  ;  tr.  de 

1'allemand  par  A.  de  L.     Paris,  1863.  16°. 
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Newport,  1764.  8°.    (B  881) 
Catalogue ;    acct.   of  the  institution.      Prov., 

1843.  8°. 

—  Catalogue ;  prefixed,   acct.  of  the  institution, 

charter,  laws,  etc. ;  [by  B.  E.  Thurston  and  B. 
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—  Charter,  1747.     Newport,  1816.  8°.    (B  1093) 

—  Laws.    Newport,  1764.  8°.    (B  881) 

Reece,  Richard.     Means  of  obviating  and  treating 
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—  Medical  and  chirurgical  pharmacopoeia.     Bris 

tol,  1800.  8°. 

—  Medical  guide.     London,  1807.  8°. 

—  Practical  obs.  on  the  radix  rhataniae,  or  rhatany  root, 

a  production  of  Peru.     London,  1808.  8°.      (B  828) 


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RBES 


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W.     Drawing-room  plays.  1870.) 
Reed.    See  also  Read  ;  —  Reade  ;  —  Rede  ;  —  Reid. 
Reed,  Andrew.     No  fiction.    Boston,  1821.  2  v.  18°. 

—  Sermon;  the  importance  of  consideration.     (In  Sud- 

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—  and  Matheson,  J.      Narrative    of  the    visit    to 

American  churches.      N.  Y.,  183.5.  2  V.    12". 
Reed,  Caleb.     Lecture  after  the  death  of  W.  Parsons.     (In 

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Reed,  Charles.     RITCHIE,  J.  E.     (In  his  British  senators. 

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Reed,    Emily   Hazcn.      Life  of  A.  P.  Dostie;    or, 

Conflict  in  New  Orleans.     N.  Y.,  1860.   12°. 
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B.  R.     (B1594) 
Reed,    Henry.      Lectures    on   Eng.  historical   and 

tragic  poetry    as  illustrated  by  Shakespeare. 

Phila.,  1855.  12°. 

-  Lectures  on  Eng.  lit.,  from  Chaucer  to  Tenny 

son.     3d  ed.    Phila.,  1855.   12°. 

-  Lectures  on  the   British  poets.      Phila.,  1857. 

2  v.  8°. 

—  Lecture  on  the  lit.  opportunities  of  men  of  business, 

before   Athenian  Inst.,  et'j.,   Apr.   3.     Phila.,  1838. 
12°.    (C273) 

—  Life  of  J.  Reed.     (In  Sparks,  J.     Amer.  biog..  v.  18. 

1846.) 

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Reed,  Isaac,  ed.    The  repository  of  wit  and  humour 

in  prose  and  verse.     (Vol.  1,  2,  3d  ed.,  with 
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—  CATALOGUE    of    the  library  of  R.,  sold  1807  ; 

[with  ms.  prices].     London,  1807.  8°. 

Reed,  Isaac  G.  Oration  at  the  request  of  the  Library  So 
ciety,  Warren,  July  4.  Portl.,  1809.  12°.  (B  1202) 

Reed,  Jacob  Whittemore.  History  of  the  Heed 
family.  Boston,  1861.  8°. 

Reed,  James.  Man  and  •woman  equal  but  unlike. 
Boston.  1870.  12°. 

—  Poem,  200th  anniv.  of  Bridgewater,  June  ISoli.      (In 

Bridgewater.     Celebration.  1856.) 

-  Religion  and  life.     N.  Y.,  1869.  16°. 

Reed,  John,  D.D.,  b.  175.1,  d.  1831.  Sermon  before  the 
convention  of  congregational  ministers'  in  Boston, 
May  27.  Boston,  1807'.  8".  (6206,329,868) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Plymouth  Assoc.  of  ministers,  Mid- 

dleborough,  Sept.  26,  1810.     Boston,  1811.  8".    (B329, 
915,  1853) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  D.  Johnson,  May  11.     Boston, 

1808.  S».     (B  915) 

—  NILES.   S.     Remarks  on  [J.   R.'s]  sermon,  before  the 

Plymouth   Assoc.   of   ministers.     Boston,   1813.    8°. 
(B324) 

—  Funeral  xerrnon  on.  18.31.     Sfe  Hodges,  R.  M.    (B1018) 
Raed,  John,  d.  1845.   Trial  of  episcopacy.     Pough- 

keepsie,  1817.  18°. 

Reed,  John,  Jr..  b.  1781,  d.  1861.  Oration,  commencement, 
Brown  Univ.  Prov.,  1806.  8°.  (B994) 

—  Speed),  failure  of  the  bill  making  appropriations  for 

fortifications,   Jan.  27.     Wash.,    1836.  8°.     (B   1113, 
1791,  2009) 

—  Speech  on  the  tariff  bill,  in  the  Ho.  of  Reps.,  Apr.  3. 

Wash.,  1828.  8°.     (E  926) 

—  Speecli   on   the  tariff  bill,   Jan.   22.     Wash.,    1833.  8". 

(B  1790) 

Reed,  Joseph,  Pres.  of  the  Continental  Congress, 
d.  1785.  Remarks  on  G.  .Tohnstone's  speech  in 
Parliament.  Phila.,  1779.  4*.  (W  30) 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1783.  8°.    (B  417) 

—  Remarks   on    :i    late   publication    in    the   Independent 

gazetteer.     Phila.,  1783.  8°.     (B  417) 

-  BANCROFT,   G.      Joseph    Reed  ;    an   historical 

essay.     N.  Y.,  1867.  8°. 

—  CAOWALADER,  J.     Reply  to  R.'s  Remarks.     Phila., 

1783.  8°.    (B  466,  1448) 

Same.     (In  Smith,  II.  W.     Nuts.  1856.) 

. —  REED,  II.  Life  of  R.  (In  Sparks,  J.  Amer.  biog., 
v.  18.  1846.) 

-  REKD,  \V.  B.      Life  and  correspondence  of  J. 

11.     Phila.,  1847.  2  v.  8". 


Pres.  Reed  ;    reply  to    Bancroft    and    others. 

Phila.,  [1867].  8". 
Rejoinder    to     Bancroft's    'Historical    essay'. 

Phila.,  1867.  8". 
Remarks   on  a   reprint   of  the  orig.  letters  between 

Washington  and  R.,  by  J.   Sparks.     Boston,  1853. 

8°.     (B  1601) 
Reed,  Joseph.     Register  office  ;  a  farc£.     (In  Collection  of 

the  most  esteemed  farces,  v.  3.  1792;  —  and  in  Lon 
don  stage,  v.  4.) 
Reed,   Mary,    funeral  sermon  on.  1804.      See   Stone,    M. 

(B  331) 
Reed,    Gvn.   Philip.     Speech   on   the   Seminole   war,    1819. 

n.t.p.   [18—].  8".     (A  43) 
Reed,  Ralph  J.     MEMOIRE  pour  R.,  subreeargue  et  co-pro- 

prietaire  du  brick  americain  'La  Caroline'.     [Paris, 

180-.]  4°.    (A  7) 
Reed,  Rebecca  Theresa.      Six  months  in  a  convent. 

Boston,  1835.  12°. 

—  MARY  EDMOND  ST.    GEORGE,    Sinter.     Answer 

to 'Six  months  in  a  convent'.  2tl  ed.  Bost., 
1835.  8°. 

Other  copies.    Boston,  1835.  8°.    (B  1384,  1768,  1843, 

2017) 

-  REVIEW  of  the  Lady  Superior's  reply  ;   a  vindi 

cation  of  Miss  Reed.     Boston,  1835.  8°. 

-  Same,    n.t.p.  8°.     (B  2017) 

Reed,  Robert  R.  PENN.  Gen.  Assem.  Addresses  on 
the  death  of  R.  Harrisburg,  1865.  4°. 

Reed,  Sampson.  Obscrv.  on  the  growth  of  the 
human  mind.  Boston,  1838.  18°. 

Reed,  Silas.  Letters  on  the  subject  of  a  line  of  railroads 
from  Boston  to  the  Mississippi.  Bost. ,1839.  4°.  (A44) 

Reed,  Thomas  C.  Tribute  to  the  memory  of  K.  Savage, 
Prof,  in  Union  Coll.;  discourse.  Schencctady,  1840. 
8°.  (B  1224) 

Reed,  Win.  The  history  of  sugar  and  sugar  yield 
ing  plants.  London,  1866.  16". 

Reed,  Win.  Bradford.  Acadian  exiles  in  Penn. 
(/».  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  fi.  1858.) 

—  Addr.  before  the  Alumni  of  the  Univ.  of  Penn.,  Nov. 

13,1849.     Phila.,  1850.  8".     (B  1579) 

—  Life  and  correspondence  of  J.  Reed.      Phila., 

1847.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Model  administration;  oration  before  Whiff  citizens  of 

Phila.,  Feb.  22.     Phila.,  1844.  8°.     (B  1572) 

—  Oration,  Phila.,  Fel).  22.     Phila.,  1849.  8°.     (B  1572) 

—  President  Reed  ;     a  reply  to  G.  Bancroft  and 

ethers.     Phila.,  1867.  8°. 

-  Rejoinder  to    Mr.    Bancroft's    'Hist,  essay  on 

President  Reed'.     Phila.,  1867.  8°. 

—  Remarks  on  a  reprint  of  the  original   letters  between 

Washington  and  J.  Reed,  by  J.  Sparks.  Boston, 
1853.  8°.  (B  1601) 

Reed  family.  REED,  J.  W.  History  of  the  R. 
family.  Boston,  1861.  8". 

Re  ?d.     See  al»o  Read  ;  —  Reade ;  —  Rede  ;  —  Reid. 

Reeland,  Adriaan.     See  Reland,  A. 

Reenen,  Jacob  van.  Journal  of  a  journey  from 
the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  etc.  Lond.,  1792.  4°. 

Rees,  Abraham,  D.I).  The  benefit  of  early  in 
struction  in  religion:  sermon,  Southwark,  Jan.  1, 
1787.  London,  [1787].  8".  (B  1858) 

-  Cyclopaedia.     1st  Amer.  ed.   Phila.,  [1810-42]. 

41  v.  and  Plates.  5  v.   4°. 

—  Economy  illustrated,  and  caution  against  modern  in 

fidelity;  two  sermons.     London,  1800.  8°.     (B  1860) 

—  The  obligation  and   importance  of  searching  the  scrip 

tures  as  a  preservative  from  Popery ;  sermon.  Lon 
don,  1779.  8°.  (B1851) 

See  also  Chambers,  K.    Cyclopaedia. 

—  Funeral  sermon  on',   with  address  by  T.   Rees.  1825. 

Sff  Aspland,  R.     (B  1223) 

Rees,  David  Llewellyn.  Principality  of  Wales.  (In  Bur 
lington,  C.  Modern  univ.  trav.  1785.) 

Rees,  George  Owen.  Nature  and  treatment  of  dis 
eases  of  the  kidneys.  London,  1850.  8°. 

Rees,  L.  E.Runtz.  Personal  narrative  of  the  siege 
of  Lucknow.  London,  1858.  8°. 

Rees,  Thomas.  Address,  [funeral]  of  A.  Rees.  (In  Asp- 
land,  R.  Reunion.  1S25.  B 1223) 


REESE 


REFORMATION 


—  Carmarthen  College,  Wales.     ( Jn  Beard,  J.  H.    Uni- 

tarianiKin  exhibited,  et<-.  1846.) 

-  South  Wales.     (In  Beauties  of  England  and  Wales, 

v.  IS.  1815.) 

Reese,  David  Meredith,  M.D.  Brief  review  of  the 
1st  an.  rep.  of  the  Amer.  Anti-Slavery  Soc.,  with 
speeches  at  the  meeting.  May  6.  N.  Y.,  1834.  8°. 
(B  1474,  1826) 

-  Humbugs  of  New  York.     N.  Y.,  1838.  12°. 

—  Introductory    lecture   at   the  opening  of  the   Albany 

Medical  Coll.,  Jan.  2.      Albany,  1839.  8°.     (B  1561) 

-  Letters  to  W.  Jay  ;     reply  to  his   'Inquiry  into 

the    Amer.    Colonization    Society'.      N.\., 
1835.   12". 

—  Phrenology  known  by  its  fruits  ;  a  review  of  A. 

Brigham's  'Observ.  of  the    influence    of  re 
ligion  upon  the  health'.     N.Y.,  1836.  12". 
Reese,    liev.    Thomas.      Character    of   Hainan;  sermon.— 
Sermon;  death,  the  Christian's  gain.     (In  Austin, 
]).     Amer.  preacher,  v.  1.  1791.) 

—  Essay  on    the    influence    of   religion    in    civil    society. 

Charleston,  1788.  8°.     (B  53) 

Reeve,  Clara.     Old  English  baron.    Lond.,  1797.  8". 
-     Same.     Phila..  1839.   16°. 

-  Progress  of  romance.  "Colchester,  1785.  2v.  12°. 

-  The  school  for  widows.     Lond.,  1791.  3  v.  12". 

-  The  two  mentors.     London,  1803.   12°. 

—  SCOTT,  fir  Wr.  (In  hi*  Liven  of  the  novelists,  v.  2. 
1826;  —  and  Biographical  memoirs,  v.  1.  1834.) 

Reeve,  E.  Character  and  costume  in  Turkey  and 
Italy  ;  drawn  by  T.  Allom.  Lond.,  [184-].  f°. 

Reeve,  Henry.  Military  resources  of  Prussia  and  France. 
1870.  See  Cheshey,  C.  C. 

Reeve,  Joseph.  History  of  the  Old  and  New  Tes 
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—  Life  of  Christ.     [Pages  13-72   of  'A  selection  of  the 

Lives  of  the  Saints",  by  A.  Butler.     Bait.,  1811.]  12°. 

(C  158) 
Reeve,  Josiah.    New  mineral  manure  for  clover.     (In  Phil. 

Agric.  Soc.    Mem.,  v.  1.  1808.) 
Reeve,  Lovell.     Account  of  the  shells.     ( In  Belcher,  Sir  E. 

Last  of  the  Arctic  voyages,  v.  2.  1855.) 
Reeve,  Tapping.     Treatise  on  laws  of  descents  in 

the  U.  S.     N.  Y.,  1825.  8°. 
Reeve,  Thomas,  and  Wearg,  C.     Replies,  in    the  Ho.   of 

Lords,  in  behalf  of  the  bill  [against]  Bp.  of  Roch 
ester.    London,  1723.  f°.    (A  56) 
Reeves,  John.     History  of   English   laws.     3d  ed. 

London,  1814-29.  5  v.  8". 

—  History  of  the  government  of  Newfoundland, 

with  app.     London,  1793.  8". 

—  Considerations  on  the  coronation  oath.     London,  1801. 

8°.     (B  1413) 

—    DILLON,  J.  J.     A  further  supplement,  occasioned  by 
the  2d  ed.  of  R.'s  'Considerations',  to  a  pamphlet  en 
titled  'The  Question'.     London,  1801.  8".    (B  1525) 
Reeves,  Wm.     On  the   Celi-de,  commonly  called  Culdees. 

(In  Royal  Irish  Acad.     Antiq.,  v.  24.  1864.) 
Referiren,  Das  (m  German  laic).    MARTIN,  C.   An- 
leitung  zu  dem  Referiren  iiber  llechtssachen. 
2eAufl.     Gottingen,  1819.  12°. 
Reflection.    COLKRIDGE,  S.  T.     Aids  to  reflection  ; 

ed.  by  J.  Marsh.     Burlington,  1829.  8°. 
Reflections  addressed  to  the  sincere  enquirers  after  truth ; 

by  a  Virginia  farmer,     n.p.,  [183-?].  8°.    (B  1359) 
Reflections  moral  and  political.     Edin.,  1787.  12°. 
Xote.    Called  'Vol.  1.'    The  2d  vol.  is  apparently  the 
work  entitled  'Miscellanies  in  prose  and  verse'. 

Contents.  Introd.  —  Historical  deduction  of  the  con 
stitution  of  Eng.  —  Comparative  view  of  the  French 
monarchy  in  Ch.  and  state.  —  Remarks  on  the  English 
constitution.  —  Government.  —  Rel.  state  of  the  finances 
of  Eng.  and  Fr.  —  Rel.  state  of  the  resources.  —  Reform. 
—  Moral  essay. 
Reflections  moral  and  political  on  Gr.  Brit,  and 

her  colonies.     London,  1770.  8°. 
Reflections    on    religious    persecution.     London,   1799.    8°. 

(B476) 

Reflections  on  the  corresp.  between  Sec.  Smith  and  F.  J. 
Jackson;  [by  A.  C.  Hanson].  Bait.,  1810.  8°. 
(B  327,  1490) 


Reflections  on  the  domestic  and  foreign  policy  of 
Gr.  Brit,  since  the  war.  London,  1833.  8°. 

Reflections  on  the  policy  of  encouraging  the  commerce  of 
the  citizens  of  U.  S.  Richmond,  printed,  N.  Y.,  re 
printed  1786.  8°.  (B1535) 

Reflections  on  the  present  combination  of  the  Amer.  colo 
nies,  and  their  claim  to  independency;  with  re 
marks  on  the  character  and  trial  of  John  the 
painter.  London,  1777.  8°.  (B  364,  463) 

Reflections  on  the  present  state  of  Eng.  n.t.p.  [1783.]  8". 
(B  996) 

Reflections  on  the  present  state  of  the  Amer.  wrar.  Lon 
don,  1776.  8".  (B  389) 

Reflections  on  the  present  state  of  the  Brit,  nation.  Lon 
don,  1791.  8".  (B  644) 

Reflections  on  the  rise,  progress,  and  probable  consequences 
of  the  present  contentions  with  the  colonies;  [by  J. 
Erskine.]  Edin.,  1776.  8°.  (B  611) 

Reflections  on  the  scandalous  aspersions  cast  on  the  clergy, 
by  the  author  of  'Remarks  upon  a  sermon  on  Pop 
ery',  by  L>r.  Bentley ;  with  a  vindication  of  the 
doctrine  of  universal  redemption.  London,  1717.  8". 
(B  1249) 

Reflections  on  the  state  of  the  union.  Phila.,  1792.  8".  (B  465) 

Reflections  sommaires  sur  le  commerce  qui  s'est  f';iit  en 
Canada.  (Jn  Literary  and  Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec. 
Col.  1840.) 

Reflections  upon  a  form  of  prayer,  set  forth  for  the  Jaco 
bites  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  London,  1690.  4".  (B  4) 

Reflexions  upon  a  pamphlet  intituled  a  'Narrative  by  E. 
Settle";  with  a  vindication  of  the  proc.  of  the  nation 
from  aspersions  cast  upon  them  by  that  libel.  Lon 
don,  1683.  f°.  (A  53) 

Reflections  upon  learning;  by  [T.  Baker].  4th  ed. 
London,  1708.  8°. 

Reflections  upon  the  corporation  and  test  acts;  [by  J. 
Chandler].  London,  1732.  8°.  (B  1378) 

Reflections  upon  the  correspondence  between  Sec.  Smith 
and  F.  J.  Jackson;  [by  A.  C.  Hanson].  Orig.  pub. 
in  the  Federal  Republican  of  Baltimore.  "  Bait., 
1810.  8°.  (B  1490) 

Reflections  upon  the  late  great  rev.     Lond.,  1689.  4".    (B  6) 

Reflections  upon  the  late  horrid  conspiracy  contrived  by 
some  of  the  French  court,  to  murther  His  Majesty  in 
Flanders.  London,  1692.  4°.  (B  4) 

Reflections  upon  the  late  King  James's  declaration.  Lon 
don,  1692.  4°.  (B  4) 

Reflections  upon  the  present  dispute  between  the  Ho.  of 
Com.  and  the  magistrates  of  London.  London, 
1771.  8°.  (B  705) 

Reform.     See  Great  Brit.     IIoxx?  of  Commons  (p.  1212). 

Reform  Convention  of  Maryland.  Speeches  deliv.  at  a 
dinner  given  to  D.  Webster  by  the  R.  C.  M.,  Mar. 
25.  Wash.,  1851.  8°.  (B  1505) 

Reform  schools.      CARPENTER,  M.      Reformatory 

schools.     London,  1851.  12". 

—  GR.  BRIT.  Inspectors  of  the  Certified  Reform 
atory  and  Industrial  Schools  in  Gr.  Brit. 
10th  report.  London,  1867.  8°. 

—  CARPENTER,  W.  L.,  and  others.     What  have  been  the 

results  of  the  industrial  schools  and  reformatory 
schools  acts?  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 
Trans.,  1869.) 

See  also  Reformatory  education  ;  —  also  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans. 

Reformation  (including  the  preparation  for  it  and 
the  results) . 

Biography. 

—  BOEHRINGER,    F.       Vorreformatoren     des    14. 

und  15.  Jahrhunderts.  Zurich,  1856-58. 
2pt.  8°. 

—  GII.PIN,  W.     Lives  of  the  reformers.    London, 

1869.  2v.  8°. 

—  TULLOCH,    J.      Leaders   of    the   Reformation  : 

Luther,  Calvin,  Latimer,  Knox.  London, 
1860.  8". 

See  aho  Arnaldo  of  Jiresda  ;  —  Brenz,   J. ;  —  Cal 
vin,  J. ;  —  Cranmer,  'i'. ;  —  Erasmus,  !>.;  —  Hus,  J.; 

—  Heshusius  ;  —  Hieronym  nf  I'myaf,  —  Hutten,  U. 
von;  —  Janov,  Matthias  von; — John  the    Cnnxtuiit', — 

—  John  Frederic ;  —  Knox,  J. ;  —  Latimer,  II. ;  —  Lu 
ther,  M. ;  —  Melauchthon,  1'.;  —  Milicz  of  A'remsier; 

—  Oldcastle,  J.,  Lord  Colihnin  :  —  Reuchlin ;  —  Savon 
arola  ;—  Spengler;   —   Waldhauser,  K.;  —  Wycliffe, 
J.—  Zwingli,  W. 


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History. 
REFORMATIONS  Almanach ;  hrsg.  von  F.  Kayser.     See 

next  column,  bottom. 
FRANKE,  K.  C.  L.      Geschichte    der  hallischen 

Reformation  mit  steter  Berucksichtigung  der 

allgem.    deutschen    lletbrmatioiisgeschichte, 

[1350-1555].     Halle,  1841.  8°. 
RANKE,  L.     Deutsche  Geschichte  im  Zeitalter 

der  Reformation,  [1356-1559].    Berlin,  1852. 

5  v.  8°. 

-  Eng.     History  of  the    lief,  in   Germany ;     tr. 

by  S.  Austin.     London,  1845.  3  v.  8°. 

GELZER,  H.  Sketch  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the 
Reformation,  in  Germany,  [1420-1547J.  (In  his 
Life  of  Luther.  1853.) 

Fox,  T.  B.  Sketches  of  the  Reformation, 
[1483-1560].  Boston,  1836.  12°. 

LUTHER  und  dessen  Reformation,  [1483-1555]. 
Magdeburg,  1834.  16°. 

BOWER,  A.  Early  progress  of  the  Reformation. 
[1483-1546].  (In  his  Life  of  Luther.  1813.) 

WADDINGTON,  G.  Hist,  of  the  Ref.  on  the  con 
tinent,  [1482-1546].  Loiid.,  1841.  3  v.  8°. 

MKRLE  D'AUBIGNE,  J.  II.  Histoire  de  la  Re 
formation,  [1483-1522].  (Vol.  1-2,  3e  ed.) 
Paris,  1842,  41.  3  v.  8". 

-  Eng.    History  of  the  Reformation.    (Vol.  1-3, 

7th  ed.)     N.  Y.,  1843-56.  5  v.  12°. 

CHALLONER,  R.  History  of  the  rise  and  prog 
ress  of  the  Protestant  Reformation,  [1500- 
1603].  Bait.,  1813.  18°. 

KAMPSCHULTE,  F.  AV.  Die  Uiriversitat  Erfurt 
in  ihrem  Verhaltnisse  zu  dem  Humanismus 
und  der  Reformation.  Vol.  2  :  Reformation, 
[1501-40].  Trier,  1858-60.  2  v.  8°. 

-  MERLE  D'AUBIGNE,  J.  A.     Histoire  de  la  Refor 

mation  au  temps  de  Calvin,  [1513-93]. 
Paris,  1863-76.  7  v.  8°. 

-  -  Eng.    History  of  the  Reformation  in  the  time 

of  Calvin.     London,  1863-76.  7  v.  8°. 

-  -  Same.     N.  Y.,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 

-  STEBBING,  H.      History   of  the   Reformation, 

[1513-64].  London,  1836.  2  v.  16°.  (Lard. 
Cab.  eye.) 

-  HAEUSSER,   L.      Geschichte  des  Zeitaltcrs    der 

Reformation,  1517-1648 ;  hrsg.  von  AV. 
Oncken.  Berlin,  1868.  8°.  ' 

-  SLEIDAN,  J.     De  statu  religionis  et  reipublicae 

Carolo  v.  Ctesare,  commentarii ;  adj.app.  auc- 
tore  J.  Goblero,  [1517-68].  Francof.,1567.  f°. 

-  -  Germ.     Reformations  Geschichte  [1517-56]  ; 

mit  Courayers  Anmerk.  hrsg.  von  J.  S. 
Semler ;  [und  mit  Fortsetzung  von  Semler, 
1556-74].  Halle,  1771.  4  v.  8°. 

-  FRAUSTADT,  A.    Einftihrung   der   Reformation 

im  Hochstifte  Merseburg,  [1517-62].  Lpz., 
1843.  8°. 

-  SEIDEMAN,    J.   C.      Erlauterungen    zur  Refor- 

mationsgeschichte  (lurch  bisher  unbekannte 
Urkunden,  [1517-36].  Dresden,  1844.  8°. 

-  LUTHER,  M.   ReformRtions-hlstoriacbe  cleutsche  Schrif- 

ten,  [1519-45]:  bearbeitet  von  J.  K.  Irmischer. 
(In  his  Sammtliche  Werke,  v.  24-26.  1830.) 

-  MEYER    VON     KNOXAU,     G.      Eine     schwcizerische 

Hauschronik  aus  der  Reformat ionszeit,  [1523-39]. 
(hi  Historische  Zeitschrifl,  v.  24.  1870.) 

-  VOIGT,    J.     Briefwechsel  der  beriihmtesten  Ge- 

lehrten  des  Zeitalters  der  Reformation  mit 
Herzog  Albrecht  von  Preussen,  [1527-68]. 
Konigsberg.  1841.  8". 

•-  NICHOLS,  J.  G.  Narrative  of  the  days  of  the 
Reformation,  [1532-79]  ;  chiefly  from  mss. 
of  J.  Foxe.  London,  1859.  4".  (Camden 
Soc.,  v.  77.) 


See  also  Basle ;  —  England  ;  —  France  ;  —  Geneva ;  — 
Germany;  —  Halle;  —  Holland  (!)AVIES  under  Hint.'}; 
—  Ireland ;  —  Netherlands ;  —Poland  ;  —  Saxony  (IlAM- 
ELMAN,  under  Hist.};  —  Spain;  —  Switzerland. 

Literature. 

—  WRIGHT,  T.    On  the  satirical  literature  of  the  reform 

ation.    (In  his  Essays  on  archteol.,  v.  2.  1861.) 

General   and    miscellaneous     works.       (Causes, 
character,  resitlts.) 

—  CLAVDE,  J.     Historical  defence  of    the  Refor 

mation.  [1672.]     London,  1863.  4°. 

—  LEAVESL.V,    T.      The   reasons   and   necessity   of  the 

Reformation  ;  sermon.     London,  1735.  8°.    (B33) 

—  ZOLLIKOFER,  G.  J.     Seven  sermons  on  the  Reforma 

tion;  tr.  by  W.  Tooke.  [1768.]  From  2d  Lond.  ed. 
Camb.,  1809.  8°.  (B  136,  189) 

—  HEEREN,  A.  II.  L.    Entwickelung  der  politischen  Fol- 

gen  der  Reformation  fur  Europa.  [1802.]  (In  his 
Hist.  Werke,  v.  1.  1821.) 

Eng.      (In    hi*    Hist,    treatises.    1836;  —  and    Anc. 

Greece.  1847.) 

—  VILLERS,  C.     Essay  on  the  spirit  and  influence 

of  the  Reformation.  [1804]  ;  tr.  by  L.  Lam 
bert.  Dover,  1807.  8°. 

Same.     Tr.  by  J.  Mill ;  abridged  by  "NY.  Marsh. 

London,  1836.   12". 

—  LE  PAPPE  TKEVEUNE,  J.     Discussion  amicale 

sur  1'eglise  anglicane  et  en  general  suv  la 
Reformation.  [1813-14.]  Lond.,  1817.2  v.  8°. 

—  SCHAEFFER,  F.  C.     The  blessed  Reformation  ;  sermon 

on  occasion  of  the  solemnization  of  the  3d  cent,  ju 
bilee  in  cominem.  of  the  Reformation  commenced 
by  M.  Luther.  X.  Y.,  1817.  8°.  (B  284) 

—  UPHAM,  C.  W.     Principles  of  the  Reformation;  ser 

mon.     Salem,  1826.  8".     (B  1310) 

—  MACKRAY,  W.     Effect  of  the  Reformation    on 
civil  society.     Edin.,  1829.  8". 

—  ROSSETTI,  G.     Disq.    on  the  anti-papal   spirit 

which  produced  the  Reformation  ;  its  influ 
ence  on  the  literature  of  Europe;  tr.  by  C. 
Ward.  London,  1834.  2  v.  8°. 

—  FABER,   F.   W.     The   Reformation   and    the   duty   of 

keeping  to  its  principles.     Lond.,  1838.  12".    (C'229) 

—  SOCIETY  FOR  PROMOTING  THE  RELIGIOUS  PRIN 

CIPLES  OF  THE  REFORMATION.  Calm  investi 
gations.  No.  1-12.  Lond.,  1848.  12  v.  18°. 

—  FORCADE,   E.      La  Reform e   et  la    Revolution.      (In 

Revue  d.  1).  ISlondes,  fev.  1849.) 

—  McGEE,  T.  D.     Political  causes  of  the  Protestant  Ref 

ormation;  lecture.    N.  Y.,  1853.  8".    (B  1609) 

—  REMUSAT,  C.  F.  M.,  comte  de.     De   la   Reforme  et  de 

la  Protestantisme.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin 
1854.) 

—  FROUDE,  J.  A.     Times  of  Erasmus  and  Luther.      (In 

his  Short  studies,  v.  1.  1867.) 
Reformations  Almanach;  hrsg.  von  F.  Keyser ;  1817, 

19,  21.     Erfurt,  [1817-21].  3  v.   18". 
Note.    Vol.  1.  is  entitled  'R.  A.  fiir  Luthers  Verehrer 
auf  das    evangelische  Jubeljahr,  1817';  v.  3  has   J.  F. 
Moeller  as  joint  ed. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Keyser,  F.  Blldersaal  der  Refor- 
mationsgeschiohte  :  Luther  in  Uussere  Verwandlung;  — 
Luthers  Freund  und  Gehillfe ;  —  Schutz  der  Lutherschen 
Lehre  in  den  Churf  Ursten  Fricdrieh  dem  Weisen,  Johann 
dem  Bestiindigen,  und  Johann  dem  Grossniilthigen ;  — 
Der  Vertheidiger  der  Lutherschen  Lehre  in  Philipp  von 
Hessen  ;  —  Luthers  Lebensgcf  iihrten ;  —  Rellquien  von 
Luther;  —  Der  Freunde-Kranz;  —  Handechrlften  aus 
der  Luthers-Zelle  zu  Erfurt ;  —  Umschlag  des  Reforma- 
tions-Almanachs.  —  Voigt,  J.  Universalhlstorische 
Ideen  ilber  die  Xothwendigkeit  der  Reformation.  — 
Niemeyer,  O.  Luthers  Austreten,  vorbereitet  durch  das 
vergangene,  und  eimvirkend  auf  das  ihm  gegenw'artlge 
Zeitalter.  —  Petri,  G.  E.  Versuch  iiber  die  Folgen  der 
Reformation.  —  Moeller,  J.  F.  Deutschlands  Helden- 
epiegel.  —  Profetischer  Tratim  des  Churf  ilrwten  Fried- 
richs  des  Weisen  von  Sachsen.  —  Bretschneider,  K.  G. 
Luthers  Hcliilderung  der  sittlichen  Verderbniss  der 
Deutschen  zu  seiner  Zeit.  —  Dritten  Jubelfeyer  des 
Reformationsfestes.  —  Schuderoff,  J.  Uebcr  I'rotes- 
tantismus  und  Kirchen reformation.  —  Wette,  W.  M. 
L.  de.  Ueber  den  Verfall  der  protestantischen  Kirche 
in  Deutschland,  und  die  Mittel,  ihr  wieder  Aufzu- 
helfen.  —  Schreiber,  C.  Die  Reformation  der  Kirehe ; 


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eine  poetische  Aufschrift.  —  Sachse,  F.  Morgenlled 
zur  Kegriissnng  des  Jubelfestes.  —  NachtwJichterlied 
am  1.  Jan..  1S17.  2.  Keyser,  F.  Bildersaal,  i/.s.w. : 
Zwingli;  —  Oekalampadius;  —  Karl  v. ;  —  Leo  x.',  — 
U.  von  Hutten  ;  —  Fr.  von  Sickingcn ;  —  Anna  Roinhart 
nnil  Rcirula  Zwingli ;  —  Hundschriften  aus  dor  Stifts- 
bibliothek  zu  Zurich.  —  Moeller,  J.  F.  Kurzc  Ge- 
Hchu-hte  der  Bildung  dor  rcformirten  Kirclie  und 
ihri-H  Lohrbegritt's.  —  Heeren,  A.  II.  L.  Etwas  Uber  die 
Folgen  der  Reformation  filr  die  Philosophie.  —  Poelitz, 
K.  H.  L.  Die  Aehnlichkcit  des  Kampfcs  um  bUrgerlicbe 
und  politische  Freiheit  in  unscrm  Zeitalter,  mil  dem 
Kampfo  mil  die  religiose  und  kirchlieho  Kreiheit  im 
Zeitalter  der  Reformation.  —  Zwingli's  Tod.  —  Wette, 
\V.  M.  L.  de.  Ueber  den  sittlichen  Geist  dor  Reforma 
tion  in  ISoziohung  auf  unsere  Zeit.  —  Schleiermacher, 
F.  Ueber  den  eigenthtlmllcben  Worth  und  das  bindende 
Ansehen  symbolischer  Biicher.  3.  Bildersaal,  u.s.w.: 
Charakteristik  J.  Calvins ;  von  eincin  zllricher  Gelehr- 
ten  ;  —  Niemeyer,  C.  Job.  Keueblin ;  —  Erhard,  H.  A. 
Moritz,  Herzog  zu  Sachsen,  der  erste  Ktirtiirst  Albcrtin- 
ischen  Hauses ;  —  Niemeyer,  C.  Hans  Sachs  ;  —  W.  Ro- 
senblatt;  eine  biog.  Xotiz.  von  eincin  zilriclier  Gelehr- 
ten; —  Luther,  M.  Luther  im  Tode.  —  Keyser,  F. 
Luther's  Klostcrzclle  in  Erfurt;  —  Handsohrii'ten  von 
Calvin  und  Keueblin;  —  Umschlag  den  Almanachs. — 
Bretschneider,  K.  G.  Ueber  die  Bildung  und  den 
(Joist  C'alvins  und  der  Genfer  Kirche.  —  Arndt,  C.  M. 
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eine  Erinnerung  aus  dor  Reformationszeit.  —  La  Motte 
Fouqu6,  F.  B.  de.  Helden  und  Helden ;  oin  Gedicht.  — 
Giesebrecht,  K.  II.  Luther.  —  Lotnler,  F.  W.  Winke 
aus  dem  16n  Jabrb.  die  Predigtweise  des  19n  Jabrh. 
betreflend.  —  Moeller,  F.  Was  verlangt  die  fortge- 
sohritteno  Zeit  von  denen  die  zu  Triigern  des  ewigen 
berufen  sind? 

Reformatory  Convention.  Proceedings  of  the  2d 
conventions  of  managers  and  superintendents 
of  house  of  refuge,  schools  of  reform,  etc., 
in  the  U.  S.,  held  in  New  York,  May,  1859. 
N.  Y.,  1860.  8". 

Contents.    Introduction.  —  Proceedings  and  debates.  — 
App.  —  Reports  of  committees.  —  Pujtern  :  Mitcheson, 
J.    On  the  distinction  which  should  be  observed  between 
vagrancy  and  destitution  on  the  one  hand,  and  crime  on 
the  other.  —  Peirce,  B.  K.     On  the  comparative  value  of 
the  family  and  congregated  systems.  —  Fay,  F.  B.     On 
the  true  principles  of  legislation  in  respect  to  vagrant 
and  criminal  children.  —  Holla,  G.  C.     On  the  Protestant 
institutions   of  brothers  in  Europe.   —  Nichols,  I).  B. 
On  the  spirit  which  should  animate  all  engaged  in  refor 
matories.   —   Gleason,  F.  S.  W.      On   the   training  of 
instructors  for  reformatory  institutions.   —   McKeever, 
J.  K.     On  the  distinction  between  vagrancy  and  crime, 
and  other  topics.   —   Hartley,  R.  M.      On  the  question 
'What  shall  be  done  with  the  pauper'. 
Reformatory  education.      BARNARD,    H.     Refor 
matory    education  ;    papers  on    preventive, 
correctional,     and    reformatory    institutions 
and  agencies  in  different  countries.      Hart 
ford,  1857.  8°. 

—  REFORMATORY  CONVENTION.     Proc.    of  the  2d 

convention  of  managers  and  superintendents 
of  houses  of  refuge,  schools  of  reform,  etc., 
in  the  U.  S.,  held'in  X.  Y.,  10-12  May,  1859. 
N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 

—  WINES,  E.  C.,  and  DWIGHT,  T.  W.     Report  on 

the  prisons  and  reformatories  of  the  U.  S. 
and  Canada  to  the  Legislature  of  N.  Y.  Al 
bany,  1867.  8°. 

—  BAKKU,  T.  B.  L.     Ought  the  principles  of  the  reform 

atory  system,  including  voluntary  management,  to 
be  extended  to  adults  ?  —  TALLACK,  W.     Ought  the 
principles  of  the  reformatory  system,  etc.     (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1868.) 
See  also  N.  Y.  House  of  Refuge  for  Reformation  of 
Juvenile   Delinquents;  —  N.  J.  Society  for  Juvenile 
Delinquents  ;  —  Reform  schools. 
Reformed    Catholique,    The.   1679.      See    L'Estrange,    R. 

Col.  of  tracts.     (B  9) 

Reformed  Dutch  Church  in  No.  America.  Acts 
and  proceedings  of  the  General  Synod.  Albany, 
1817.  8°.  (B270) 

—  LIVINGSTON,    J.  H.       Funeral   service.      New 

Brunswick,  1812.  8°. 

Note.     Not  an  official  compilation. 
312.     (7.  1.  83.) 


—  REPLY  to  the  sermon  of  Rev.  S.  N.  Rowan.    N.  Y., 

1818.  S".    (B461) 

—  ROWAN,  S.  N.     Review  of  the  reply  to  his  sermon  of 

Aug.  9,  1818;  including  a  summary  of  the  evidence 
on  the  minutes  of  the  Classis  of  N.  Y.  X.  Y.,1819. 
8°.  (B461) 

—  UNLAWFULNESS  of  the  subscription  of  the  ministers  of 

the  R.  D.  Ch.     Saratoga  Springs,  1829.  8°.    (B  1390) 

—  SPKAGUK,  W.  B.     (In  his  Annals  of  the  Amer.  pulpit. 

v.  9.  1869.) 

See  ulxo  Theological  School  of  the  Reformed 
Dutch  Church. 

Reformed  pastor.     See  Baxter,  R. 
Reformed  Presbyterian  Church.    SPRAGUE,  W.   B.    (In 

hi*  Annals  of  the  American  pulpit,  v.  9.  1869.) 
Reformed  Presbytery,  Scotland.    TRUE  state  of  the  differ 
ence  between  the  Reformed   Presbytery  and  some 
who  lately  deserted  them.     Edin.,  1753.  8°.     (B  256) 

—  TRUMHULL, — .  Review  of  the  anti-government-scheme, 

with  appendix.     Edin.,  1783.  8°.     (B256) 

—  NEWTON,  A.     Voice  to  scceders;  Letter  sent  to  Trum- 

bull.     Edin.,  1783.  8°.    (B  256) 
Reformers.     BI.ANCHARD,  L.      Saunders"  portraits 

and  memoirs    of    living    reformers.      Vol.  1. 

London,  1838.    8°. 

See  also  France,  Eglises  Reform6es  de ;  —  Ref 
ormation.    Biography ;  —  alito  Socialists. 
Reformists'  register  and  weekly  commentary,  Feb.- 

Oct.  1817;    by  W.  Hone.      London,    1817. 

2  v.  8". 
Refraction.      MAI.US,  E.  L.     Theorie  de  la  double 

refraction  de  la  lumiere  dans  les  substances 

cristallisees.     Paris,  1810.  4°. 

—  LAVAL,  A.  J.  de.     Observ.  sur  la  refraction  faites  a 

Marseille.     (In  hi*  Voy.  de  la  Louisiane.  1728.) 
Refuge,  The ;  by  the  author  of  the  guide  to  domes- 
tick  happiness.     Phila.,  1804.   12°. 
Refusal,  The;  or,  The  ladies  philosophy;  a  comedy.    See 

Cibber,  C. 
Refutation    of    fallacious    arguments    anent    the 

American  question.  2d  ed.     Lond.,  1863.  8°. 
Refutation  of  the  charge  of  abolitionism,  brought  by  D. 

Hensbaw    against    M.   Morton.     Boston,    1845.    8°. 

(B  1501) 
Rega,  Henry  Joseph,  M.D.     Tractatus  medicus  de  sympa- 

thia.     Francof.,  Lips.,  1762.  8°.     (C  270) 
Regaldi,  G.     La  processione  dei  gigli  in  Nola.     (In  Brof- 

ferio,  A.     Tradiz.  ital.,  v.  2.  1848.) 

—  Una  nube.     (In  Poeti  ital.  contem.  1843.) 
Regalia.     See.  Crowns. 

Regalie  per  capo  d'anno;  commedia.     See.  Giraud,  G. 

Regalities.  AMPLE  disquisition  into  the  nature  of  regalities 
and  other  heretablc  jurisdictions  in  Scotland.  Lon 
don,  1747.  8°.  (B  15i9) 

Regence  du  due  d'Orleans.     See  Marmontel,  J.  F. 

Regency  (in  Gr.  Brit.).  DUTENS,  L.  Histoire  de 
se  qui  s'est  passe  pour  1'etablissement  d'une 
regence  en  Angleterre,  1788,  89.  3e  ed. 
Londres,  1791.  8°. 

—  CONSIDERATIONS  on  the  establishment  of  a  regency. 

London,  1788.  8°.    (B  1522) 

-  DEBATE  on  the   subject   of  a   regency   in    the 

House  of  Commons,  Dec.  16.    Lond.,  1788. 8°. 

—  MURRAY,  W.,  Ld.  Mansfield  and  others.     Parliamen 

tary  opinions.     London,  1788.  8°.    (B  761) 

—  GRENVILLE,  W.  W.,  Ld.  Q.    Speech  on  the  regency 

bill,  16  Jan.  1789.     London,  1811.  8°.    (B  1418) 

—  LEACH,  J.     Speech  upon  the  question  of  limitations  to 

the   royal   authority   in   the    hands  of   the   regent. 
London,  1811.  8".    (B  748) 

Regeneration.  HOPKINS,  E.,  d.  1690.  Nature  and 
necessity  of  R.  (InhiK  Works,  v.  2.  1809.) 

—  MASTRICHT,  P.  van.     Treatise  on  R.    New  Haven, 

[17—].  8°.    (B  253) 

—  LORD,  B.    Necessity  of  R. ;  two  sermons.     Norwich. 

Boston,  1738.  8".    (C  20,  44) 

-  WATERLAND,  D.   Regeneration  explained,  with 

a  view  of  the  doctrine  of  justification.  [1740.1 
Phila.,  1829.  12°. 
Same.    2d  Amer.  ed.    Ncwburyp.,  1832.  12°.    (D  63) 

-  DODDRIDGE,  P.  Discourses  on  R.  [1741.]  Bos 

ton,  1803.   12°. 

—  DICKINSON,  J.     Nature  and  necessity  of  R. ;  sermon, 

Newark,  Jan.  19.    N.  Y.,  1743.  8".    (  B  48) 


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—  WITHERSPOON,   J.      Treatise  on   R.    [1764.]     (In  his 

Works,  v.  1.  1802.) 

—  SMITH,  E.    A  reply  to  'How  shall  I  know  that  I  am 

born  again' ?    Boston,  [1804].  S°.    (C  149) 

—  DIALOGUE  between  two  intimate  friends  on  R.,  or  the 

new  birth.     London,  [18— ].  12°.    (0248) 

—  JARVIS,    S.    F.     Conversation    of    our   Saviour   with 

Nicodemus  illustrated;  sermon,  June  20, 1821;  with 
app.  Boston,  1822.  8°.  (B  287) 

—  SPRING,  G.     Dissertation  on  the  means  of  R.    N.  Y., 

1827.  8°.     (B  1360) 

—  WHITMAN,  B.     Discourse    on   R.    Boston,   1828.   8°. 

(C  211,  D  64) 

—  Cox,  8.  II.     Regeneration  and  the  manner  of  its  occur 

rence;  a  sermon.     X.  V.,  1829.  8°.     (B  1287) 

—  BLANCHARD,  I.  II.  F.    The  Christian  doctrine  of  R. 

Boston,  1832.  8°.     (C  220,  D  62) 

—  GRIFFIN,  E.  D.     The  casual  power  in  R.  proper  direct 

upon  the  mind.     n. p.,  [1834].  12°.'    (C  222) 

—  SEAIIS,  E.H.   Regeneration.    Boston,  1854.  12°. 

—  ELIOT,  W.  G.     Early  religious  education  con 

sidered  as  the  divinely  appointed  way  to  the 
regenerate  life.  [1855.]  Boston,  1868.  16°. 

-  PHELPS.  A.     The  new  birth  ;  or,  The  work  of 

the  Holy  Spirit.     Boston,  1867.  12°. 
See  aho  Baptism  ;  —  also  Gorham,  G.  C. 

Regent's  Park.  ACCOUNT  of  the  Colosseum  in 
Regent's  Park.  London,  1829.  ob.  f°. 

Reggio,  Francesco.  MONTANARO,  P.  N.  Elogio  de  R.  (In 
Grille,  L.  Elogi  di  Lig.,  v.  3.  1846.) 

Reggio,  Italy.  GEMELLI.  G.  'Storia  di  Reggio  di  Cala 
bria  di  D.  Spano  Bolani,  all'  anno  1797'.  (In  Ar- 
chivio  stor.  Hal.,  n.s.,  v.  8.  1858.) 

—  SQUADRONI,  A.    Fascicrtlus  laudum  Regii  Lepidi,  ace. 

L.  Schraderi,  Descriptio  et  monumenta  ejtisdem  ur- 
bis,  [ad  1619].  (In  Graevius,  J.  G.  Thes.  antiq. 
Ital.,  v.  9,  pt.  7.  1723.) 

—  MEMORIALS  potestatum  Regicnsium  ;  1154-1290.     (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  8.  1726.) 

—  GAZATA,  8.  and  P.  di.    Chronicon   Regiense,  1272- 

1388.  (In  Muratori,  L.  A.  Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  18. 
1731.) 

—  FERRARIO,  G.    Governo  di  Reggio,  [1308-1803].    (In 

his  Costume,  v.  9.  1829.) 

Regiam  majestatem  Scotia; ;  veteres  leges  et  consti- 
tutiones  ex  archivis  publicis  et  antiquis  libris 
col.  stud.  J.  Skenrci.  Loiidini,  1613.  f°. 

—  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  It.  M. ;  ed.  by  S.  Skene.    (In 

Pamphleteer,  1825;  v.  25  of  B  838) 

Regicide,  The;  or,  James  I.  of  Scotland;  by  T.Smollett. 
(In  Ma  Miscel.  works,  v.  3.  1820.) 

Regicides.  NOBLE,  M.  Lives  of  the  English  regi 
cides.  London,  1798.  2  v.  8°. 

—  PIIILAGATHOS,  pseud.      A   poem  commemorative  of 

Goffe,  Whaley,  and  Dixwell.  Bost.,  1793.  8°.  (B 
352,  609,  628) 

—  ItOHBiNS,  C.      The  regicides   sheltered  in  New  Eng. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Lectures.  1869.) 

—  STILES,  E.     History  of  E.  Whalley,  W.  Goffe, 

and  J.  Dixwell.     Hartford,  1794.  12°. 

-  TRIAL  of  twenty-nine  regicides,  murtherers  of 

Charles  i.     London,  1739.  4°. 
See  also  Deane,  R. ;  —  Goffe,  W. 
Regiment  de  la  Calotte,  Le.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 
Regiment  fantastique,  Le  ;  par  V.  Dazur.     Paris, 

1808.   12°. 

Regimental  companion.     See  James,  C. 
Reginald,  a   monk  of    Durham.      De    admirandis 

Cuthberti  virtutibus.  London,  1835.  8°.  (Sur- 

tees  Soc.,  v.  1.) 

—  Libellus  de  vita  et  miraculis  S.  Godrici,  here- 

mitse  de  Finchale ;  appendix  miraculorum  ; 

[ed.  J.  Stevenson].    Lond.,  [1845].  8°.    (Sur- 

tees  Soc.,  v.  20.) 

Reginald  Archer;    by  A.M.  C.  Seemuller.     Bos 
ton,  1871.  12". 
Reginald  Dalton;  by  J.  G.  Lockhart.    X.  Y.,  1823. 

2  v.  12". 
Reginald  Hastings;    by  E.  Warburton.     London, 

1850.  3  v.  8°. 
Regino,  abba*  Prumimsis.    Chronicon,  1-906. —  CONTINU- 

ATIO  Reginonis,  auctore  ignoto.     (In  Pertz,  G.  H. 

Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  1.  1826.) 


Regiomontanus  (or  Mueller),  Johann.  NICERON,  J.  P. 
(In  kin  Mem.,  v.  38.  1737.) 

Regis,  Francesco.  De  animalculis  microsopicis  carmen.  — 
La  mitologia  considerata  come  maestra  di  morale,  et 
di  politica.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  13.  1803.) 

—  Notizia   de'  lavori  della  classe  di  letteratura,  etc, 

—  Sulla  natura  dell'  eloquenza.     (In  v.  15.  1805.)  — 
Discorso  sopra  il  passagio  di  Annibnle  per  le  Alpe. 
(In  \.  17.  1809.)  —  Disc.  int.  alle  cagioni  della  deca- 
denza   delle  lettere.  —  Disc,   sopra  il   soggioruo  di 
Annibale  a  Capoa.    (In  v.  19.  1811.) 

Regis,  Jean  Baptiste.  Geographical  observations  and  his 
tory  of  Korea.  (In  Green,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  4, 
pt.  2.  1747.) 

—  Germ.   GeographischeBeobnchtungen  und  Geschichte 

von  Korea.     (In  Allgemeine  IIi.<t.,  v.  G.  1750.) 
Regis,   Marc.     Le  christianisme    et  la   papaute  au 

Moyen  Age.     Paris,  1869.   18°. 
Regis,  Pierre,  b.  1656.     NICEKON,  J.  1'.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  7. 

1729;  and,  Germ.,  v.  7.  1753.) 

Regis,  Pierre  Sylvain,  b.  1632.  Systeme  de  philoso 
phic,  cont.  la  logique,  la  metaphysique,  la 
physique,  et  la  morale.  Paris,  1690.  3  v.  4°. 

—  NICEHOX,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  6.  1728;  and,  Germ., 

v.  7.  1753.) 

Register,  American  annual.    See  American  annual  register. 
Register,  Norton's  Literary  and  educational  register,  1854. 

See  Norton's  Lit.  and  educ.  register. 
Register,  The  ;   and  magazine  of  biography.  Vol.  1. 

Westminster,  1869.  8°. 
Register    for    British    India.      See    Asiatic   journal    and 

monthly  register. 
Register  of  hereditary  honors,  offices,  etc.,  in  Gr.  Brit.,  etc. 

See  Beatson,  11.     Political  index  ;  or.  Register,  etc. 
Register  of  New  Hampshire  for  1768 ;  from  Mein  and  Fleem- 

ing's  register.  (In  N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  1.  1824.) 
Register  of  shipping,  1812.     London,  1812.  12". 
Register  of  the  arts  and  sciences  ;  inventions,  dis 
coveries,  and  processes.    Vol.  1-4.     London, 

1824-27.  4  v.  8". 

—  Same.    Vol.   3.     (Index   and   no.   73  only.)     London, 

1826.  8°.    (B  1743) 

—  Same.      And    Journal    of    patent    inventions. 

N.  s.,  v.  1-6  ;    ed.  by  L.  Hobert.      London, 

1828-32.  6  v.  8°. 
Register  of  the  times,  and  literary  review.  Vol.  8. 

London,  1795.  8". 

Register  office,  The;  a  farce.     See,  Reed,  J. 
Registers.  ALMANACK  deGotha,  1818-79  (1841  w.). 

Gotha,  [1818-79].  61  v.  32". 

—  ANNALS  of     Europe,    1739,   41-43.      London, 

1740-45.  5  v.  8°. 

GENERAL  register  of  politics  and  literature  in 

Europe  and  America,  1827  ;  prec.  by  a 
memoir  of  G.  Canning.  Edin.,  1828.  16°. 
(Constable's  miscel.,  v.  22.) 

Note.    For  registers  of  places  see  the   name   of  the 
place  as  Bostonrttty  Council  (p.  339) ;  —  Dunfermline  ; 

—  Du  Quesne,  Fort ;  —  Edinburgh  ;   —   Fife ;   —  Ger 
many  (p.  1143);  — Great  Britain  (p.  1198,  1208,  1209, 
1212,    1213,   1223,   1224):  —  Inverness;  —  Ireland    (p. 
1535);  —  Italy   (p.    1549);  —  Massachusetts   (p.   1896, 
1901);  —  New   Jersey  (p.  2112) ;—  New  York    (City}. 
Directories  (p.  2117) ;  —New  York  ( STATE).  Directories 
(p.  2122,  2123) ;  —  Perth  ;  —  Rhode  Island ;  —  Roxbury  ; 

—  Scotland ;  —  United  States  ;  —  Vermont ;  —  Wiscon 
sin  ;  — 

see  also  Almanac ;  —  Annee  ;  —  Annuaire  ;  —  Annual 
registers;  —  Calendar;  —Land;   —Odd   Fellows;   — 
Parish  registers;  —  Unitarianism  ;  —  Year-book. 
Registration.    BIU;CE,  W.  D.    Account  of  the  ecclesiastical 

courts  of  record.     London,  1854.  8°.     (B  1376) 
Note.    For  the  registration  of  births,  deaths,  and  mar 
riages  see  the  name  of  the  city  or  country  as  Boston.  City 
Council  (p.  339) ;  —  Great  Britain.   Keyintfr  Office  Gen 
eral  (p.  1224);   —   Massachusetts.    Secretary  of  State. 
(p.  1896) ;  —  New  York.    Secretary  of  State  (p.  2120) ;  — 
Rhode   Island.  Sec.   of  State ;  —  U.  S.  Department  of 
State;  —  Vermont.  Sec.  of  State. 
Registres  dcs  baptesmes  et  sepultures  au  Fort  Du 

Quesne,  1753-56.  N.  Y.,  1859.  4°. 
Registry  of  deeds.     See  Real  property. 
Regium  donum.     ADDRESS  to  Prot.  Dissenters,  on  the  ori 
gin   of   the    Regium    donum.     London,  [1792].   12°. 
(C227) 


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Begium  Lepidum.     See  Reggio. 
Regius,  Ludovicus.     tie?  Leroy,  L. 

Raglamento  y  aranceles  miles  para  el  comercio  libre 
dc-  Espafia  a  Inclias  de  12  cle  oct.  de  1778. 
Madrid,  n.d.  4". 

Regnard,  Jean  Francois.   CEuvres  completes.  Nouv. 

<>d.  [par  G.  A.  Crapelet].   Paris,  1823.  6  v.  8°. 

Con  (mix.     Vol.  1.     La  vie   et  leg   ouvrages   de   It.  — 

Voyage  dc  Flandre  ct  de  Hollande,  16S1.  —  Voyage  de 

Danemarck,  —  Suede,  —  Laponlc,  —  Fologno,  —  Alle- 

ma!;nc.  —   La  I'rovcncale ;  a'uvre  posthumc.  —  Voyage 

du  Nonnandie,  1(189,  —  Chaumont.      2.     Catalogue  des 

comedies  de  It.  —  Attendez-moi  sous  1'ormc;  comedie. 

—  La  serenade;  com.   —   Le  bal ;  com.   —    Le  joucur; 
com.  —  Le  distrait;  com.      3.     Democrite;  com.  —  Le 
retour  imprevu;  com.  —  Leu  folies  amoureuses;  coin.  — 
Le  manage  de  la  Folie.  —  Les  Menechmes,  ou  Les  ,ju- 
ineaux;  com.      4.     Le  legataire  universel ;  com.    —    La 
critique  du  legataire ;  com.  —  Les  souhaits ;  com.  —  Les 
vendanges,  ou  Le  bailli  d'Auieres;  com.  —  Sapor;  trag. 

—  Le  carnaval  de  Venise;  ballet.  —  Orphee  aux  enfers; 
opera.  —  Poesies  diverses.      5.     Notices  sur  les  acteurs 
de   1'ancienne    troupe   italicnne  qui   out  jouo   dans   les 
pieces  de  It.  —  Le  divorce;  com.  —  La  descente  d'Arle- 
(juin  aux  enfers;   com.    —   Arlequin,  liomme  ii  bonnes 
fortunes;   com.   —    La  critique  de  L'homme   A   bonnes 
fortunes;  com.    —   Les  tilles  en-antes,  ou  Les  intrigues 
des  hotelleries;  com.  —  La  coquette,  ou  L'academie  des 
dames;  com.      6.     Les  Chinois;  comedie.  —  La  baquette 
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—  Illustrations  of  the  theory  and  practice  of  ven 

tilation,  warming,  lighting,  and  communica 
tion  of  sound.  London,  1844.  8°. 

—  Progress  of  architecture  in   rel.  to  ventilation,  warm 

ing,  lighting,  fire-proofing,  acoustics,  and  the  gen 
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Reid,  (j.  W.  Selection  from  the  engravings  of  F. 
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grimpeurs  (M.  A.) ;  —  Adam  and  Eve  (R.) ;  —  Dido 
(R.) ;  —  Poetry  (R.) ;  —  Lucretia  (R.) ;  —  The  Madonna 
seated  on  the  clouds  (R.);  —  Philosophy  (R.);  —  The 
Madonna  and  dead  Christ  (R.) ;  —  The  Almighty  appear 
ing  to  Noah  (R.) ;  —  Venus  seated  (R.) ;  —  Orpheus  and 
Eurydice ;  —  The  Madonna  seated  on  the  clouds  (R.) ;  — 
Venus  and  Cupid  with  the  lighted  torch ;  —  The  Madonna 
and  Child  (R.) ;  —  The  Madonna  and  Child,  with  Eliza 
beth  and  St.  John  (R.) ;  — The  Madonna  and  Child  (R.) ; 

—  Sufferings  of  a  town  during  the  plague  (R.) ;  —  St. 
Cecilia  (R.);  —  Children  and  cupids  (R.);  — A  female 
seated  at  a  window  in  meditation;  —  The  Madonna  and 
Child  with  St.  Anne  (It.);  —  Veronica;  —  Two  female 
figures  (R.);  —  Minerva;  —  Apollo  Belvidere;  —  Two 
female  figures;  —  Apollo  (It.);  —  Venus  and  Cupid;  — 
David  and  Goliath  (F.);  —  Two  fawns  and  an  infant;  — 
The  three  Graces.  —  Beatrizet,  N.,  Master  of  the  die. 
Venus   extracting  a  thorn    (R.);   —   Raimondi,  M.  A. 
Cupid  and  the  Graces  (It.) ;  —  Mercury  seeking  Psyche ; 

—  Jupiter  caressing  Cupid ;  —  The  Saviour  (It.) ;  —  The 
Virgin  and  Child  (R.);  —  Charity  (R.) ;  —  Faith  (R.) ; 

—  Justice  (It.);  —  Fortitude  (It.) ;  —  Temperance  (R.) ; 

—  Hope  (R.);  —  Prudence  (It.);  —  An  artist;  —  The 
Madonna  and  Child.    —  Marco.    Venus  and  Cupid  on 
dolphins  (It.).  —  Raimondi,  M.  A.     Galathea  (R.). 

A'ote.      The     titles   marked   (F.)   are   after    Francia, 
(M.A.)  are  after  Michel  Angelo,  (It.)  are  after  Raphael. 

Reid,  H.     Sketches   in   N.  Amer.     London,  1861. 

12°. 

—  Building  trade  disputes  in  Scotland.  (In  Nat.  Assoc. 
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operative  building.  (In  1863.) 

Reid,  Hugh  G.  Biographical  notice  of  J.  R.  McCulloch. 
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Reid,  Hugo.  First  lessons  in  arithmetic.  London, 
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Reid,  John.     American  atlas.     N.  Y.,  [1783-961.  f°. 

Reid,  John,  M.D,    On  nervous  and  hypochondriacal 

affjctions.     Phila.,  1817.  8°. 
—  Treatise  on  consumption.     London,  1806.  12°. 

Reid,  John,  and  Eaton,  J.  li.  Life  of  A.  Jackson  ; 
comprising  a  hist,  of  the  war  in  the  South 
from  the  commencement  of  the  Creek  cam 
paign  to  the  termination  of  hostilities  before 
N.  Orleans.  Phila.,  1817.  8°. 

Reid,  John.  Bibliotheca  Scoto-Celtica.  Glasgow, 
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—  Rudiments  of  the  Latin   language ;    outline  of 

Eng.  grammar.     Glasgow,  1832.   12". 
Reid,  John.     Philosophy  of   death  ;  the    causes  of 

human  mortality.     London,  1841.   12°. 
Reid,  John  T.      Art  rambles  in  Shetland.     Edin., 

1869.  4°. 
Reid,  Mayne.     Croquet.     London,  1863.  8°. 

-  The  hunter's  feast.     N.  Y.,  1856.  12°. 

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—  The  white  chief ;  a  legend  of   North  Mexico. 

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Reid,  Robert.  Clinical  observations  on  the  efficacy 
of  hydrochloret  of  lime,  etc.  Dublin,  1827.  8~0. 
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—  Nature  and  treatment  of    tetanus    and   hydro 

phobia.     Dublin,  1817.  8°. 

—  Pathology   and   treatment  of  fever.     (In    King's  and 

Queen's  College  of  Physicians  in  Ireland.    Trans., 
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Reid,  Samuel,   Funeral  sermon  on.  1821.      See  Houghton, 

P.     (B  1780) 

Reid,  Samuel  Chester.  COLLECTION  of  sundry  publications, 
in  relation  to  the  attack  upon  Brig.  General  Arm 
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Reid,  Thomas.  Works  ;  with  ace.  of  his  life  and 
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Contents.  Vol.1.  Life.  —  Brief  account  of  Aristotle's 
logic,  with  remarks.  —  Inquiry  into  the  human  mind. 
2,  3.  Essays  on  the  intellectual  powers  of  man.  3,  4. 
Essays  on  the  active  powers  of  the  human  mind. 

—  Works  ;  fed.]  with  notes  by  Sir  W.  Hamilton  ; 

prefixed,  ace.  of  life  by  D.  Stewart.     Edin., 
1846.   8°. 

—  Analysis  of    Aristotle's   logic,    with    remarks. 

Edin.,  1806.  12°. 

—  Essay  on  the  intellectual  powers  of  man.  Edin., 

1785.  4°. 

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—  FERKIKR,  J.  F.     Reid  and  the  philosophy  of  common 

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—  STEWART,  D.     Biography  of  It.     (In  his  Biog.  mem. 

1811.) 
Same,.    (In  his  Works,  v.  10.  1858.) 

Reid,  Thomas.  Treatise  on  clock  and  watch  mak 
ing.  7th  ed.  Glasgow,  etc.,  1859.  8°. 

Reid,  Whitelaw.  After  the  war ;  a  southern  tour, 
May  1,  1865 -May  1,  1866.  16°.  London, 
1866.  12°. 

—  Ohio  in  the  war.     Cincin.,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  History  of  the  state,  and  lives  of 
generals.  2.  History  of  regiments. 

Reid,  Wm.  Lecture  on  money  and  currency.  X.  Y. 
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Reid,  Sir  Wm.  On  assaults.  —  Accounts  of  attack  of  Fort 
Laredo,  near  Santona.  —  Concrete  sea  wall  at 
Brighton.  —  Brighton  chain  piers.  —  Aide  me- 
moire;  Destruction  of  stone  bridges,  (fn  Gr.  Brit. 
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ments  as  supports  in  battle,  and  on  necessity  of 
completing  the  military  organization  of  the  Hoy. 
Engineers.  —  Observations  on  the  moving  of  the 
shingle  of  the  beach  along  the  coast.  —  Hurricanes. 
—  Notes  from  Col.  Jones's  'Sieges'.  (/»  v.  2.)  — 
Decomposition  of  metallic  iron  in  salt  water,  and  its 
reconstruction  in  a  mineral  form.  (In  v.  3.)  — 
Lodging  troops  in  fortresses.  (In  v.  4.  1840.) 

Reid.    See  alto  Read  ;  —  Reade  ;  —  Rede  ;  —  Reed. 

Reider,  Georg.  ANDRESEN,  A.  (In  his  Der  deutsche 
Peintre  Graveur,  v.  2.  1865.) 

Reid's  supplement  to  the  Scottish  pocket  almanac  for  1837. 
Wick,  [1836].  12°.  (E  27) 

Reiff,  Karl  Philipp.  [Novuii  karmannui  slovar,  etc. 

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Reiffenberg,  Frederic  Auguste  Ferdinand  Thomas,  baron 
de.  De  la  langue  franchise  en  Belgique,  depuis  les 
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Des  Memoires  de  Jacques  Du  Clercq  et  du  fruit  qu'on 

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Reiffenberg,  Frederic  Guillaume  Emeric  Cuno 
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Reigart,  J.  Franklin.  Life  of  R.  Fulton.  Phila., 
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Reigate.  PALGRAVE,  R.  F.  D.  Hand-book  to  II. 
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Reign  of  terror;  a  col.  of  narratives  of  horrors 
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written  by  eye-witnesses.  London,  1826. 

2tr        ft° 
V.     O  . 

Reign  of  terror  in  Kansas  as  encouraged  by  Pros.  Pierce. 

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Reily,  John.  McBuiDE,  J.  (In  his  Pioneer  biography, 
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Reimann,  Edunrd.  Die  Antange  Washingtons.  (In  His- 
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Reimarus,  Hermann  Samuel.  Allgemeine  Betrach- 
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Reina,  1*.  See  Reyna,  P. 
Reinar  despues  de  morir;  por  L.  V.  de  Guevara.  (In 

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Reindeer.  CHITTENDEN,  L.  E.  American  reindeer.  (In 
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Reindeer,  dogs,  and  snow-shoes.  1871.     See  Bush,  R.  J. 

Reine  cotillon,  La;  drame;  par  A.  A.  Bourgeois  et  P. 
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Reine  de  Chypre,  La;  par  M.  A.  Xali.  (/«  Biblioth.  univ. 
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Reine  de  Majorque,  La;  par  C.  J.  Ligne.  (In  his  Melan 
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Reine  des  prairies,  La  ;  par  A.  Granier  de  Cas- 
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Reiiie  du  Barostan,  La.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 

Reine  Margot,  La;  drame.     See  Dumas,  A. 

Reinecke  der  Fuchs.     Set-  Reynard  the  fox. 

Reineccius,  J.     See  Reneccius. 

Reinerus,  monnchus  Leodienxis.  Annales,  1066-1230.  (In 
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Reinesius,  Thomas.  Notse  in  marmora  Oxoniensia.  (In 
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-  'la-Topov/j-eva   linguae  Punicae.  —  De  deo   Endovellico. 

(In  Graevius,  J.  G.     Syntagma.  1702.) 

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Reinke  de  Voss.     See  Renard  the  for. 

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Rejected  addresses,  American.     See  Bigelow,  J. 

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Rejon  de  Silva,  D.  Compendio  delas  difiniciones, 
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deutschen  Maler-Radirer,  v.  4.  1870.) 


RBLACAM 


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RELATIONS 


Relagam,  etc.]     Virginia  richly  valued,  by  the  de 
scription  of  the  maine  land  of  Florida  out  of 
the  foure  yeeres  discoverie  of  Ferdinando  de 
Soto  ;  written  by  a   Portugall  gentleman  of    ! 
Elvas;  tr.  by  11.  Hakluyt.     Lond.,  1609.  4°.    \ 

—  Same.      (In  Force,    P.    Ool.  of  tracts,   v.  4.  1846 ;  — 

French,  B.  F.  Hist.  col.  of  Louisiana,  pt.  2.  1869; 
—  Hakluyt,  K.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  5.  1812;  —  and  in 
Selection  of  curious  voy.  1812.) 

—  Same,  abridged.      (In  Harris,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1. 

1705;  —  and  in  Purchas.     Pilgrimes,  v.  4.  1625.) 

—  Same.      Discovery    and    conquest     of    Terra 

Florida  by  de  Soto.  From  the  ed.  of  1611 
[Worthye  history  of  the  travailes,  discovery, 
etc.]  ;  ed.  with  notes,  introd.,  and  tr.  of  a 
narrative  by  Biedma,  by  W.  B.  Rye.  Lon 
don,  1851.  8°.  (Hakluyt  Soc.,  v.  9.) 
-  Frtnch.  Histoire  de  la  conqueste  de  la  Floride; 
tr.  par  Citri  de  la  Guette.  Paris,  1685.  12". 

—  Enff.,from  the  French,     Relation  of  the  inva 

sion  and  conquest  of  Florida,  t.p.w.  [Lond., 
1686.]  12°. 

Note.  The  preceding  are  translated  from  a  Portu 
guese  work  entitled  'Itelacam  verdadeira  dos  trabalhos 
que  Fernando  d'Souto,  etc.,  passurom  no  d'scobrimeto 
da  provincia  da  Frolidu'.  Evora,  1557. 

Relacion  de  lo  sucedido  en  San  Juan  de  Puerto  Rico  de  las 
Yndias,  con  la  Armada  ynglesa  del  cargo  de  F. 
Diaquc  y  J.  Aquines  [J.  Hawkins],  23  de  nov. 
1595.  (In  Maynarde,  T.  Sir  F.  Drake.  1849. 
Hakluyt  Soc.,  v.  4.) 

Relacion  de  los  muertos  y  heridos  en  la  Real  Ar 
mada  de  la  guardia  de  las  Indias.  1638. 
n.t.p.  [16—?]  4°. 

Relacion  de  los  socorros  que  ha  remitido  el  conde 
de  Lemos  para  la  restauracion  del  Castillo  de 
Chagre  y  ciudad  de  Panama,  de  que  se 
apodero  el  enemigo  ingles,  [1670-71].  n.t.p. 
[1671.]  f°. 

Relacion  del  sucesso  que  tuvo  F.  D.  Pimienta,  en 
la  Isla  de  S.  Catalina.  n.t.p.  [Sevilla,  1642.] 
4°. 

Relacion  verdadera  de  la  refriega  que  tuvieron 
nuestros  galeones  de  la  Plata  en  el  Cabo  de 
San  Anton,  con  catorze  navios  de  Olada,  de 
que  era  general  Pie  de  Palo,  y  de  la  vitoria 
que  dellos  alcan^aro,  sucedido  enel  mes  de 
Agosto  1638.  Sevilla,  1638.  4°. 

Relacion  verdadera  de  las  pazes  que  capitulo  con 
el  Araucano  rebelado,  el  marques  de  Baides, 
1641.  Madrid,  1642.  f°. 

Rslacion  verdadera  del  viaje  de  los  galeones,  y  de 
las  dos  batallas  que  tuvieron  sobre  Pan  de 
Cavaiias,  con  los  Olandeses,  en  1638.  Sevilla, 
1638.  4°. 

Ralandus,  Hadrianus  (Dutch  Reeland,  Adriaan). 
Abridgment  of  the  Mahometan  religion.  —  Defence 
of  the  Mahometans.  (In  Four  treatises.  1712.) 

—  Galatea  ;    cum  Petri  Bosschae  notis  selectis,  ed. 

C.  F.  G.  Siedhof.     Stuttgardise,  1845.   12". 

—  De  lingua  ^E^yptiaca.     (In  Chamberlayn,  J.     Disser- 

tationes.  1715.) 

—  Palx'stiiia  ex  monumentis  veteribus  illustrata. 
Traj.  Bat.,  1714.  2  v.  4°. 

—  NICEBON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  1.  1729;  and,  Germ., 

v.  2.  1750.) 
Relapse,    The;    or.    Virtue    in    danger;    a    comedy.     See 

Vanbrugh,  J. 
R2lxtion  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  a  Rome  dans  1'en- 

vahissement  des  etats  du  St.  Siege  ;     [par  P. 

de  L'Estrange],     Nouv.  ed.     Londres,  1812. 

2  v.   12". 
Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  au  Pays  des  Illinois,  1693-94. 

See  Gravier,  J. 
Relation  de  ce  qui   s'est   passe  aux  missions  en  la  Nouv. 

France,  1672-79.     See  Dablon,  C. 
Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  dans  la  mission  abnaquise, 

16  4.    See  Bigot,  J. 


Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe  dans  les  isles  et  tcrre 

ferine  de    1'Amerique;    avec  un    journal  du 

dernier  voyage  du  S.  de  la  Barre,  etc.,  et  le 

journal  d'un  nouveau  voyage  fait  en  Guynee; 

par  [J.deClodore].    Paris,  1671.  2  v.  12°. 
Relation  de  la  Guiane   et   de  ce  qu'on   y  pent  faire.     (In 

Recueil  dc  divers  voyages.  1674.) 

Relation  de  la  Mission  du  Mississippi.  1700.    See  Shea,  J.  M. 
Relation  de  la  riviere  du  Nil;  par  un  temoin  oculaire;  tr. 

de  1'anglois  [par  P.  Wische].     (In  Recueil  de  div 
ers  voyages.  1674.) 
Relation  des  affaires  du  Canada,  en  1696  ;   avec  des 

lettres  des  peres  de  la  Comp.  de  Jesus,  1696- 

1702;   [pub.  par  J.  M.  Shea].     N.  Y.,  1865. 

12°. 

Relation  des  ambassadeurs  venetiens.     See  Venice. 
Relation  des  missions  des  evesques    francois    aux 

royaumes  de  Siam,  Cochinclnne,  etc.     Paris, 

1584.   8°. 
Relation  des  missions  et  des  voyages  des  evesques 

vicaires  apostoliq.,  1672-75.    Paris,  1682.  8°. 
Relation  des  missions  et  des  voyages  des  evesques, 

etc.,  1676-77.     Paris,  1680.  8". 
Relation  des  premieres  ursulines  a  la  Nouv.  Orleans.     See 

Tranchepain  de  St.  Augustin,  M. 
Relation  des  vrais  motifs  de   la  guerre  presente.     Amst., 

[1781].  8°.     (C165) 
Relation   du  siege   de   Quebec.    1759.      (hi   Literary   and 

Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec.    Col.,  1840.) 
Relation  du  voyage   de  1'evesque   de  Beryte   a  la   Cochin 

Chine.     See.  Bourges,  J.  de. 
Relation   du   voyage  [par   le   cointe  d'Estres]    fait  snr   les 

costes  d'Afrique,  1670-71.     (In   Recueil  de    divers 

voyages.  1674.) 
Relation   d'un  voyage  a.  Bruxelles  et  a.   Coblcntz ; 

[par  Louis  xvin].     Paris,  1822.  24°. 

—  Same.     (In  St.  Maurice.     Col.  de  voy.  1823.) 
Relation  en  forme  de  journal  du  voyage  et  sejour 

que  Charles  n  a  fait  en  Hollande.     La  Haye, 
1660.   f°. 

—  Eng.     Relation    in    form  of  a   journal  of    the 

voiage  and  residence  which  Charles  n.  hath 

made  in  Holland,  25  May  -  2  June  1660  ;   [tr.] 

by  Sir  W.  Lower.     Hague,  1660.  f". 
Relation  of  Maryland;  repr.  from  the  London  ed., 

1835  ;  ed.  by  F.  L.  Hawks.      N.  Y.,  Sabin, 

1865.    4°. 
Relation  of  Mr.  R.  M.'s  voy.  to  Buenos  Ayres  and 

from  thence  by  land  to  Potosi ;    [by  Acarete]. 

London,  1716.  16°. 
Relation  of  several  hundreds  of  children  and  others  that 

prophesie  in  their  sleep.     London,  1689.  4°.    (B  8) 
Relation  of  some  abuses  committed  against  the  common 
wealth.  1629.     Set  L.,  A. 
Relation  of  the  Indian  plolt.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col., 

v.  23.  1833.) 
Relation   of  the   invasion   and   conquest   of  Florida.     See 

Relaqam. 
Relation  of  the  island  of  England  about  1500  ;  tr. 

from    the   Ital.  by  C.  A.  Sneyd.      London, 

1847.  4°.     (Camden  Soc.,  v.  37.) 
Relation  of  the  successefull  beginnings  of  the  Lord 

Baltemore's  plantation  in  Maryland,   [1633- 

34.  London,]  1634,  [reprinted Albany,  1865]. 

4°.     (Shea's  early  southern  tracts,  no.  1.) 
Relation  on  journal  du  voyage  en  1700.     Set  Gravier,  J. 
Relation  veritable   du  combat  et  prise  de  deux  gallons  du 

roy  de  Thunis,  oct.  1628,  par  les  galeres  de  Matte. 

(In  Ternaux-Compans,  H.     Archives,  v.  1.  1840.) 
Relations  dos  ambassadeurs  venitiens.     See  Tommaseo,  N. 
Relations  des  Jesuites.     See  Jesuits  (Jfisxions). 
Relations   diverses  sur   la   bataille  du  Malangueule,  1755. 

See  Shea,  J.  M. 
Relations  et  plans  des  batailles  et  combats,  1756- 

63,  en  Allemagne;    [par  Gadow],     le  pte. : 

1756-57.     Dresde,  1778.  4U. 
Relations  veritables  et  curieuses  de  Madagascar  et 

du  Bresil,  etc. ;  [ed.  par  C.  B.  Morisot] .  Paris, 

1651.   4°. 


RELATIONSHIP 


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RELIGIONS 


Relationship,     flee  Consanguinity. 

Relative  duty  of  pastor  and  people,  The;  discourse.    Lon 
don,  1722.  8°.     (B  129) 
Relazione  doll'  assedio  di  ('unco,  1557.     (In  Archivio  stor. 

itnl.,  iipp.,  v.  2.  1845.) 

Relazioni  dc'gli  ambasciutori  veneti  al  senate,     flee  Venice. 
Relazioni  degli  stati  curopei,  etc.      See  Barozzi,  N.,  and 

Berchet,  G. 
Relazioni  dei  rettori  vene/iani  di  Vicenza.     (In  Archivio 

stor.  ital.,n.s.,  v.  14.  1861.) 
Relf's    1'liilailclpliia    gazette    and    daily    advertiser.      See 

Philadelphia  gazette. 
Relhan,  Richard.     Flora  Cantabrigiensis.  Ed.  3a. 

t'antab.,  1820.   8°. 
Religieuse,  La;  par  D.  Diderot.     (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des 

romans,  Nouv.,  v.  1.  1798.) 
Religieuse,  La;  par  1'abbe  ***  [Deleon],     9e  ed. 

Paris,  IS 64.  2  v.  8°. 
Religieuse    de  Toulouse,    La ;     par   J.   G.   Janin. 

Paris,  1850.  2  v.   8°. 
Religio  inedici.     See  Browne,  Sir  T. 
Religion.     DESCARTES,  R.,  d,  1650.    Pensees  surla 

religion;    [pub.    par    J.  A.  Emery"].       Paris, 

1811.  8". 

-  HALE,  Sir  M.,  d.  1676.    Judgment  of  the  nature  of 

true  religion.     London,  1684.  4°.     (B  8) 

-  VILLIKRS,   G.,  Duke  of  Buckingham.     Reason 

ableness  of  men's  having  a  religion.  Lon 
don,  1685.  4°. 

-  SHOUT  answer  to  the  Duke  of  Buckingham's 

paper  cone,  religion.     London,  1685.  4°. 
—   CHUBB,  T.     The  previous  question  with  regard  to  re 
ligion.     3d  ed.     London,  1725.  8°.     (B  113) 

—  HUME,   1).     Natural   history  of  religion.  [1755.]     (In 

his  Essays,  v.  2.  17C8;  —  Philos.  works,  v.  4.  1854.) 

-  LAW,  E.     Considerations  on  the  theory  of  reli 

gion.  [1755.]  4th  ed.     London,  1759.  8°. 
-  Same.     6th  ed.     Camb.,  1774.  8°. 

-  KONIG,  J.  C.     Vorlesungen  iiber  Religion  und 

Sittenlehre  der  Vernunft.     Niirnb.,  1785.  8°. 

-  REEVE,  T.     Essay  on  the  influence  of  religion  in  civil 

society.     Charleston,  1788.  8°.    (B  53) 

-  FICHTE,  J.  G.   ZurReliglonsphilosophie.   [1790-1806.] 

(In  his  Samnit.  Werke,  v.  5.  1845.) 

-  KANT,  I.     Religion  innerhalb  der  Gren/en  der 

blossen  Vernunft.  [1793.]  Lpz.,  1838.  8". 
(Sammt.  Werke,  v.  10.) 

-  SPALDINO,  J.  J.  Religion  eine  Angelegenheit  des 

Menschen.  [1797.]  SeAurl.  Berlin,  1799.  12°. 

-  STKAKXS,    C.     Principles  of  religion  and  mor 

ality.  [1798.]  3ded.    Portsmouth,  1807.   12°. 

-  SCHLEIEHMACHER,    F.      Ueber    die     Religion. 

[1799.]     Berlin,  1859.  8°. 

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8°.  (Werke,  v.  11,  12.) 

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of  natural  and  revealed  religion.     Boston,  1821.  8° 

(C  110) 
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Brookfield,  1830.  12°. 
Same.    (In  his  Works,  v.  1.  1854.) 

—  TESTS  of   true   religion.      Boston,  1828.  12".     (A.  U. 

A.,  1st  ser.,  17.    C  168) 

—  \VINDSHIP,  C.     Discourse  on  religion  and   doctrines. 

Boston,  1829.  8".    (B  1360) 

—  CONSTANT  DE  REBECO.UE,  H.  B.    De  la  religion. 

Paris,  1830-31.  5  v.  12°. 

-  BRIGHAM,    A.      Influence   of    religion  on   the 

health  and  physical  welfare  of  mankind. 
Boston,  1835.  12°. 

—  WAYI.AND,   F.     Disc.,    dedication   of  Manning  Hall, 

Brown  Univ. ;  [dependence  of  science  upon  religion]. 
Prov.,  1835.  8°.  (B  1164) 

—  FOI.I.EN,  C.  T.  C.     Religion  and  the  Church.     Boston, 

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philosophic.     Lpz.,  1840.  8°. 


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don,  1849.  8°. 

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farewell  disc.    2d   ed.     Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1304) 

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[1853.]     Boston,  1854.  8°.    (B  1355,  E  187) 

—  BUNSEN,  C.  C.  J.     The  nature  and  principle  of  devel 

opment  in  religion.  (In  his  Christianity  and  man 
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-  SCHELLING,  F.  W.  J.  von.      Einlcitung  in  die 

Philosophic  der  Mythologie.  [1854.]  Stutt 
gart,  Augsburg,  1856.  8°.  (Sammt.  Werke, 

1.  Bd.  2,  Abth.) 

Philosophic   der  Mythologie.  [1854.]     Stutt 
gart,  Augsburg,  1857.  8°.     (Sammt.  Werke, 

2.  Bd.,  2.  Abth.) 

-  BEECHER,  Miss  C.      Common  sense  applied  to 

religion.     N.  Y.,  1857.  12". 

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Paris,  1859.  8". 

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Paris,  1864.  8°. 

—  FREE  RELIGIOUS  ASSOCIATION.  Proceedings  at 
the  2d,  3d  ami.  meeting.  Boston,  1869-70. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  MUl.LER,  M.     Lectures  on  the  science  of  religion.     (In 

Fraser's  mag.,  v.  81-82.  1870.) 
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their  relations.     Edin.,  1870.  8°. 
Same.      Reprinted  from   the   Edinburgh   ed. 

N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

-  BASCOM,  J.     Science,  philosophy,  and  religion; 

lectures  before  the  Lowell  Institute,  Boston. 
X.  Y.,  1871.  12". 

See  alto  Atheism  ;  —  Christianity ;  —  Deism  ;  —  Du 
alism  ;  —   Fables  ;  —  Future  life  ;  —  God  ;  —  Idolatry ; 

—  Jesus  Christ ;  —  Miracles  ;  —  Mithra ;  —  Monasti- 
cism  ;  — Mysteries  ;—   Mysticism;  —  Mythology;  — 
Natural  religion  ;  —  Oracles  ;  —  Pantheism ;  —  Phi 
losophy  ;  —  Positivism ;  —  Prayer ;  —  Priestcraft ;  — 
Rationalism ;  —  Reason ;  —  Religion  of  the  universe  ; 

—  Religions  ;  —  Sacrifices ;  —  Serpent  worship ;  —  Su 
pernatural  ;  —  Superstitions ;  —  Symbolism  ;  —  Vati 
cination  ;  —  Worship ;  —  a/no  Devotion  ;  —  Piety  ;  — 
Providence;  —  Revivals;  —  Theology;  —  Worship. 

Religion,  Christian.     See  Christianity  ;  —  Theology. 

Religion,  Natural.     See  Natural  religion. 

Religion  and  philosophy  united;  or,  An  attempt  to  show 
that  philosophical  principles  form  the  foundation  of 
the  New  Jerusalem  Church  as  developed  by  K. 
Bwedenborg.  Boston,  1817.  8°.  (B  1470,  1693) 

Religion  in  schools.  BARTOL,  C.  A.  Religion  in  our  pub 
lic  schools;  a  disc.  Boston,  1859.  8°.  (C  250) 

—  EDWARDS,  II.  L.    Education;  discourse   [upon]   the 

prohibition  of  extemporaneous  prayer,  in  the  public 
schools  of  Abington,  July  10.  Boston,  1859.  8°. 
(B  1289) 

See  also  Bible  in  schools. 

Religion  of  Papists  and  Presbyterians  truly  stated;  by  a 
curate  oT  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  Loud.,  1717.  8".  (B  106) 

Religion  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  the  surest  establishment  of  the 
royal  throne.  London,  1678.  4°.  (B  12) 

Religion  of  the  universe.  FELLOWES,  R.  Re 
ligion  of  the  universe.  2d  ed.  London, 
1836.  12°. 

Religions.  FIRMICUS  MATERNUS,  J.  De  errore 
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sity  of  languages  and  religions.  [1614.]  Lon 
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—  CASAI.I,  G.  B.     De  profanis  et  sacris  veteribus 

ritibus,  deorum  cultu,  etc.  [1644.]  Francof., 
1681.  4°. 

—  NIEDEK,    M.  B.  van.      De  populorum  vet.    ac 

recentiorum  adorationibus.    Amst.,  1713.  8°. 


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RAMSAY,  A.  M.  Travels  of  Cyrus ;  [with]  a 
disc,  upon  the  theology  and  mythology  of 
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•  -  Same.     New  ed.     Edin.,  1800.  12°. 

•  PLUCHE,  N.  A.    History  of  the  heavens  accord 

ing  to  the  notions  of  the  poets  and  philoso 
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1740.  2  v.  8°. 

HEKDEK,  J.  G.  von.  AeltesteUrkundedes  Menschen- 
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FRERET,  K".,  d.  1747.  Religion  des  anciens  peuples  de 
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•  HUME,  D.     Natural  history  of  religion.  [1755.]      (In 

his  Essays  and  treatises,  v.  2.  1768.) 
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•  MEINERS,  C.     De  falsarum  religionum  origine  ac  dif 

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•  JONES,  Sir  W.    The  gods  of  Greece,  Italy,  and  India. 

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•  -  French.   Resemblance  cntre  les  dieux  de  1'Inde,  de  la 

Grece,  et  de  1'Italie.  (In  Serieys,  A.  Bibl.  acad., 
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DUPUIS,  C.  F.  Origine  de  tous  les  cultes. 
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JONES,  Rev.  W.  Considerations  on  the  religious  wor 
ship  of  the  heathens ;  letter  to  W.  Vincent.  Lon 
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PRIESTLEY,  J.  Remarks  on  Dupnis's  'Origin  of  all 
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CREUZER,  F.  Symbolik  und  Mythologie  der 
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•  KIRM-AN,  R.    Origin  of  polytheism,  idolatry,  and  Gre 

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•  PINNOCK,  W.     Catechism    of    the  religions    of 

the  world  and  the  sects  of  Christians.  New 
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FERREHO  DEI.LA  MARMORA,  A.  Descrizione  e  spie- 
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•  CONDER,  J.     View  of   all  religions.     London, 

1838.  8°. 

•  CANTU,  C.      Sulle  religioni.     Torino,  1840.  8°. 

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•  HAYWARD,  J.     Book  of  religions.  [1842.]   Bos 

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•  QUINET,  E.     Le  genie  des  religions.  [1842.]     (In  his 

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•  MAURICE,  F.  D.     Religions  of  the  world  and 

their  relations  to  Christianity  ;  eight  lectures. 
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WHATELY,  R.      Introd.  lessons  on  the  hist,  of 
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.-Philosophic  der  Mythologie.  [1854.]  Stutt 
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•  HEN  AN,  E.  Etudes  d'histoire  religieuse.  [1857.] 

Paris,  1862.  8°. 

•  -  Eng.     Tr.  by  O.    B.    Frothingham  ;    with    a 

biographical  introd.     N.  Y.,  1864.  8°. 


—  HARDWICK,  C.     Christ  and  other  masters  ;    an 

historical  inquiry  into  some  of  the  chief  par 
allelisms  and  contrasts  between  Christianity 
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—  SCHOLTEN,  J.  H.       Comparative   view    of  re 

ligions  [1863]  ;  tr.  by  F.  T.  Washburn. 
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—  GOBINEAU,  J.  A.  de.     Les   religions  et  les  phi 

losophies  dans  1'Asie  Centrale.  Paris,  1865. 
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—  HARTUNG,  J.  A.    Ueber  die  Entstehung  und  Weiter- 

bildung  der  Religionen.  (In  his  Relig.  und  Myth, 
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shop.     London,  1867-75.  4  v.  8°. 

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ligious  belief.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

—  HIGGINSON,  T.  W.    The  sympathy  of  religions ; 

address.  Repr.  from  the  Radical.  Boston, 
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—  CLARKE,  J.  F.     Ten  great  religions  ;  an  essay 

in   comparative  theology.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

—  MOFFAT,  J.  C.      Comparative  history   of  reli 

gions.     N.  Y.,  1871.  12°. 

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into  mythology,  etc.     London,  1871.  2  v.  8°. 

Dictionaries. 

—  ADAMS,  II.   Alphabetical  compendium  of  sects. 

Boston,  1784.  8°. 

2d   ed.,  styled]    View  of  religions.      Boston, 

[178-?].  8°. 

—  BROWN,  J.N.  Encyclopedia  of  religious  knowl 

edge.     Brattleboro',  1836.  2  v.  8°. 

—  M'CLINTOCK,  J.,  and  STRONG,  J.     Cyclopaedia 

of  biblical,  theological,  and  ecclesiastical  lit 
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See  also  Aryans  ;  —  Bartinian  sects ;  —  Brahminism  ; 

—  Brahmo  Somaj  ;  —  Buddha;  —  Cabiri ;  —  Celts  ;  — 
Dervishes;  —  Druids;   —  Druses;  —  Endovellico;  — 
Essenes ;  —  Gnosticism ;  —  Indians,  North  Amer. ;  — 
Jews  ;  —  Mandans  ;  —  Mohammedans  ;  —  Mormons  ; 

—  Oriental  religions ;  —  Parsi ;  —  Phallus ;  —  Rosicru- 
cians ;  —  Sabiam  ;  —  St.  Simon  ;  —  Slavic  nations  ;  — 
Theophilanthropists  ;  —  United  Brethren  ;  — 

also  Assyria  ;  —  Babylonia  ;  —  Carthage ;  —  China. 
Relig.  and  philoa.  (p.  557) ;  —  Cyprus ;  —  Egypt.  Kelly. 
(p.  867);  —  Etruria  ;  —  Gaul  ;  —  Germany.  Relig.  (p. 
1143) ;  —  Greece.  Relig.  and  mythol. ;  —  Iceland;  —  In 
dia.  Relig.  (p.  1507);  —  New  Zealand.  Sat.  char,  and 
mythol.  (p.  2128);  —  Persia.  Relig.  (p.  2298);  — Peru. 
Jlixtory  (p.  2303);  —  Phoenicia;  —  Rome  ;  —  Scandina 
via.  Rtlig.  and  mythol. ;  —  Syria  ;  —  Thibet;  —  Tur 
key  ;  —  Zulu  ;  — 

also  Avesta  ;  —  Bible;  —  Hermes  Trimiegistus;  — 
Lao-Tse;  —  Mohammed.  (Koran);  —  Mormons,  Book 
of;  —  Talmud  ;  —  Vedas,  The ;  —  Zendavesta. 

Religious  affections.  EDWARDS,  J.  Treatise.  2d 
ed.  Boston,  1768.  8°. 

Same,     t.p.w.  8°. 

Same.     Boston,  1794.  12°. 

Same.     Abr.  [by  W.  Ellerby].  N.  Y.,  n.d.  18°. 

Same.     (In  his  Works,  v.  4.  1808.) 

Religious  ceremonies.  AMES,  W.  A  fresh  suit 
against  human  ceremonies  in  God's  worship  ; 
or,  A  triplication  unto  D.  Burgesse  his  re 
joinder  for  D.  Morton,  n. p.,  1663.  4°. 

—  M.,  P.     Vanity  and  danger  of  continuing  ceremonies 

in  the  worship  of  God;  by  [P.  du  Moulin?].  Lon 
don,  1690.  4°.  (B1396) 

—  LOMEIER,  J.     De  veterum  gentilium  lustration- 

ibus.     Zutphaniae,  1700.  4°. 

—  NIEDEK,  M.  B.  van.     De  populorum  veterum 

et  recentiorum  adorationibus.  Amst.,  1713. 
16°. 


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—  CASALI,  G.  B.  DC  profanis  et  sacris  vet.  ritibus. 

Ed.  post  Romanam  tabulis  ornata.    Francof, 
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Religious  controversy,  Religious  dissentions. 
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and  cure.     N.  Y.,  1838.  12U. 
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1797.   12". 

Religious  duty.     See.  Cobbe,  F.  P. 

Religious  education.  DODDRIDGE,  P.  Sermons  on 
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Another  copy.     (C  315) 

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—    SPKINU,  G.     Hints  to  parents;   sermon  on   the  relig. 
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sidered  as  the  divinely  appointed  way  to  the 

regenerate  life.     Boston,   A.i'.A.,   1868.  16°. 
See  also  Sunday  schools ;  — Theological  edu 
cation. 

Religious  festivals.      See  Ecclesiastical  fasts  and  feasts. 
Religious  indifference.     See  Indifference. 
Religious    instruction    of    the    black    population. 

[From    the  Southern   Presbyterian    review.! 

n.t.p.  [1847.]   8". 

Religious  liberty.     See  Liberty  of  conscience. 
Religious  maga/ine;  ed.  by  G.  D.  and  J.  Abbott ; 

Oct.  1833  -  Dec.  1836.      Boston,  [1833-361. 

3  v.   8°. 
Religious   maga/ine   and    family  miscellany ;    ed. 

by  E.  A.  Andrews;  Jan.  1837  -Dec.  1838. 

Boston,  [1837-38.]   2  v.  8°. 

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against  their  use.    2d  ed.     X.  Y.,  1856.  8". 
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—  BLTLER.  C.     Short  hist,  view  of  the  principal  religious 

and  military  orders  of  the  Roman  Catholic  Church. 
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-  DURAND,  P.  A.,  I'abbv.     Manuel  historique  des 

ordres  religieux.     Paris,  1859.   18°. 

—  DUTII.LEUL,  E.     Histoire  des  corporations   re- 

ligieuses  en  France.     Paris,  1846.  8°. 
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—  BONANNI,  P.  P.  Ordinum  religiosorum  in  eccle- 

siu  militant!  catalogus  eorumque  indumenta 
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—  HEI.YOT.  R.  P.    Diet,  des  ordres  religieux;  aug. 

par  M.  L.  Badiche.     Paris,  1847-50.  3  v.  8°. 
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See  alxo  England.  Monanticisni  (p.  894);  —  Je 
suits  ;  —  Monastic  orders. 

Religious  perfection  ;  by  [R.  Lucas].  3ded.  Lon 
don,  1704.  8'1. 

313.    (13.  •_'.  so.) 


Religious  philosopher.     See  Nieuwentijdt,  B. 

Religious  pieces  in  prose  and  verse.     See  Perry,  G.  G. 

Religious  republics  ;  six  essays  on  Congregation, 
alisin.  London,  1869.  8°. 

Religious  sincerity.  I)ALKYMI>[.E,  G.  Letter  from  Edin 
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—  STEBBINQ,  H.     Remarks  upon  a  position  of  the  Bp.  of 

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—  PVLE,  T.     Answer  to   Mr.   Stebbing's  remarks   cone. 

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Religious  Tract  Society.  20th  ann.  report.  Lon 
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—  The   blind   school-mistress   of   Devonshire.     London, 

[18—].  12°.    (C248) 

—  Caeglladau  nllan  or  Ysgrythyrau  sanctaidd,  yn  gosod 

ullan  athrawlaethau  a  dyledswyddau  y  grefydd  gris- 
tionogol.     Chelsea,  [18 — ].  12°.     (C  220) 

—  Considerations  serieuses.     Chelsea,  [182-].  12°.     (D12) 

—  Errors  of  the  times;  Downward  paths,   n.t.p.  [18—.! 

12°.    (C247) 

—  Same.    The  rule  of  faith.     Lond.,  1799.  12".    (C  229) 

—  Same.    Tradition  would   set  aside   the   Bible.     Lon 

don,  [18-].  12°.    (C  247) 

—  Select  sermons.     No.  14  :     The  nature  and  importance 

of  walking  by  faith.     London,  [18—].  12°.     (C  218) 

—  Testimony  of  history   against  the   Church   of  Rome. 

London,  1840.  12°.     (C  245) 

—  Tracts.]     London,  [18— ].     22  nos.  12°.    (C  247) 

Namely.  No.  25.  Dialogue  between  friends  on  re 
generation.  —  63.  Thoughts  on  eternity.  —  89.  The 
Christian  minister's  appeal.  —  109.  Substance  of  Les 
lie's  'Short  and  easy  method  with  the  deists.'  —  138. 
Evidence  of  Christianity;  by  P.  DoddrMge.  —251.  The 
shepherd  of  Salisbury  Plain;  [by  H.  More].  — 384. 
The  troublesome  garden.  —  412.  Eternal  life  or  eter 
nal  death  awaits  you.  —  418.  Christianity.  —  436.  How 
to  do  good.  —  439.  I  am  a  Christian,  why  are  you  an 
infidel?  —  461.  Believe  and  be  saved.  —  523.  'We 
must  live'.  —  524.  The  wedding  garment.  —  543.  The 
useful  tract.  —  548.  The  Roman  Catholic  priest.  —  582. 
The  inconvenient  season.  —  590.  Life  in  Christ.  —  825. 
The  traveller  and  the  widow.  —  903.  The  best  sight.  — 
1529.  An  important  discovery.  —  1563.  The  hackney- 
coachman. 

—  Young  folks  of  the  factory.    London,  1840.  18°. 
Reliquary,  The ;  ed.  by  L.  Jewett.    Vol.  1-8  ;  July 

1860 -Apr.  1868.     Lond.,  [1860-68].  8  v.  s'°. 
Reliques  of    Father  Prout;     col.  and   arr.   by    O. 

Y'orke  [F.  Mahoney]  ;    illust.  by  A.  Croquis 

[D.    Maclise].       New   ed.      London,   Bo/in, 

1860.   8°. 

Reliques  of  Irish  Jacobite  poetry.     See  Daly,  J. 
Rellstab,  Ludwig.  1812;  ein  hist.  Roman.  SeAufl. 

Lpz.,  I860.  4v.in  2.  8°.    (Gesamm.  Schrift., 

v.  1,  2.) 

—  Eng.     Eighteen  hundred  and  twelve ;    Napo 

leon's  invasion  of  Russia.    N.  Y.,  1849.  8". 
—   Mendelssohn's  vii-it  to  Goethe,     (hi  Lampadius,  W. 
H.     Life  of  Mendelssohn.  186f>.) 

—  Novellen.      Lp/.,   1844.    2  v.  12°.      (Gesamm. 

Schrift.,  v.  7,  8.) 

Cnntentn.  Vol.  1.  Die  Steinkohlcngruben.  —  Die 
Riiuber  im  Schwarzwalde.  2.  Die  Badereise.  —  Der 
WildschUtz. 

Relly,  James.  Thoughts  on  the  cherubimical  mys 
tery.  IstAmer.  ed.  Boston,  1808.  8°.  (B  260) 

—  Union  ;  or,   A   treatise  of  the  consanguinity  between 

Christ  and  his  Church.     London,  1779.  8".    (B  53) 

—  Same.     Prov.,  1782.  8°. 

Remaclus,  St.,  Kp.  TrajfcteniiD.  TRIUMPHUS  8.  Remacli 
de  Malrnundariensi  coenobio.  (In  Pertz,  G.  H. 
Mon.  Germ.,  Scr..  v.  11.  18S4.) 

—  VITA.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  41.  1868.) 
Remarkable  providences.     See  Mather,  I.    Essay,  etc.', — 

Turner,  W.     Compleat  hist.,  etc. 

Remarkable  women  of  different  nations  and  ages. 
1st  series.  Boston,  1858.  12°. 

Remarks  addressed  to  the  consciencious  of  all  denomina 
tions,  on  the  subject  of  praying  for  one  another. 
Boston,  1822.  12".  (C  150,  D  29) 

Remarks  occasioned  by  the  late  conduct  of  Washington  as 
Pres.  of  the  U.  S.  Phila.,  1797.  8".  (B  397) 


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Remarks   occasioned  by  the  pub.  of   'Proceedings  of   the 
overseers  of  Harvard  Univ.  rel.  to  late  disturbances'. 
Boston,  1834.  8°.    (B  1769,  H  9) 
—     Same.    n.tp.  8°.    (B  1425) 

Remarks  on  a  dangerous  mistake  made  as  to  the  east 
ern  boundary  of  Louisiana;  [by  B.  Vaughan]. 
Boston,  1814.  8°.  (B  454,  2531) 

Remarks  on  a  letter  to  Sir  J.  Barnard;  by  an  enemy  to 
jobbs.  [2d  ed.J  London,  1746.  8°.  (E  100) 

Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  entituled  'A  dissertation  on  the 
polit.  union  and  constitution  of  the  thirteen  U.  S.  of 
N.  America',  n.p.,  1784.  8°.  (B  466) 

Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  'Considerations  on  the 
Bank  of  N.  America'.  Phila.,  1785.  8°.  (B  665) 

Remarks  011  a  pamphlet  entitled  'Popery  condemned 
by  scripture  and  the  fathers'.    Halifax,  1809. 
2  v.  8°. 
-   Another  copy.     (B  62) 

Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  Trof.  Hale  and  Dart 
mouth  coll.'  n.p.,  1S25.  12".  (B  1120) 

Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  'True  narrative',  etc.',  [by 
J.  White-head].  London,  1792.  12°.  (C  69) 

Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  lately  pub.  by  Dr.  Price, 
'Observ.  on  the  nature  of  civil  liberty',  etc. ; 
in  a  letter  from  a  gentleman  in  the  country 
to  a  member  of  Parliament.  Lond.,  1776.  8°. 

Remarks  on  a  paragraph  and  note  in  The  Christian's  maga 
zine  for  Sept.  n.t.p.  [X.  Y.,  1810.]  8°.  (B664) 

Remarks  on  a  plan  for  the  total  abolition  of  slavery  in  the 
U.  8.  N.  Y.,  [1833].  8°.  (B  1049) 

Remarks  on  a  protective  tariff,  etc.:  a  review  of  art.  I.  in 
Hunt's  merchant's  mag.,  Jan.  1842.  on  the  'impolicy 
of  countervailing  duties',  [by  C.  Haguet;  by  11.  S. 
Fay].  Boston,  1842.  8°.  (B  1513) 

Remarks  on  a  scandalous  libel,  A  letter  from  a  member  of 
Parliament,  rel.  to  the  bill  of  commerce.  London, 
1713.  8°.  (B  589) 

Remarks  on  a  volunteer  navy ;  by  a  Georgian. 
Atlanta,  1864.  8°. 

Remarks  on  African  colonization  and  the  abolition  of  slav 
ery;  by  a  citizen  of  N.  Eng.  Windsor,  Vt.,  1833.  8°. 
(B  1082) 

Remarks  on  'An  act  to  establish  the  superior  court  of  Bos 
ton'.  Boston,  1849.  8°.  (B  1431) 

Remarks  on  article  ix  [by  A.  H.  Everett] ;  in  no.  84  of  N". 
Amer.  review,  entitled  'Origin  and  character  of  old 
parties'.  Boston,  1834.  8°.  (B  1495) 

Remarks  on  banks  and  banking;  by  [El.  Williams].  Bos 
ton,  1840.  8°.  (B  1515) 

Remarks  on  criminal  law  ;  with  obs.  on  the  pre 
vention  of  crime;  [by  Thomas  JevonsJ. 
London,  1834.  8°. 

Remarks  on  Dr.  Channing's  'Slavery';  by  a  citizen  of  Mas 
sachusetts  [J.  T.  Austin].  2d  ed.  Boston,  1835. 
8°.  (B  1120,  1812) 

Remarks  on  Dr.  Lowth's  letter  to  the  Bp.  of  Gloucester; 
with  the  Bishop's  appendix,  and  the  2d  epistolary 
correspondence.  London,  1766.  8°.  (B  1371) 

Remarks  on  document*  accomp.  the  late  message  of  Pres. 
Madison,  [Nov.  29,  1801);  by  T.  Dwightl.  n.t.n.  8°. 
(B 1490) 

Remarks  on  Gen.  Burgoyne's  'State  of  the  cxped.  from 
Canada'.  London,  1780.  8U.  (B  632) 

Remarks  on  Gov.  [C  Strong's]  speech;  by  an  American 
[A.H.Everett].  Boston,  1814.  8°.  (B  454,  1076) 

Remarks  on  Hayti  as  a  place  of  settlement  for  Afric- Amer 
icans;  [by  H.  8.  Hunt].  Phila.,  1860.  8".  (B  1472) 

Remarks  on  Ld.  Sheffield's  'Observations  on  the  commerce 
of  the  Amer.  states'.  London,  1784.  8°.  (B  702) 

Remarks  on  modern  religious  divisions.  Edin.,  1801.  8°. 
(C  193) 

Remarks  on  'Observations  on  the  establishment  of  new 
water  work  companies'.  London,  1811.  8°.  (B  1682) 

Remarks  on  President  Clapp's  'History  and  vindication  of 
the  doctrines,  etc,.,  of  the  New  Eng.  churches':  [by 
T.  Darling].  New  Haven,  [17— ].~S°.  (B  157,  201) 

Remarks  on  private  banking;  addr.  to  I.  Pierson;  [by 
Marcus].  N.  Y.,  1818.  8°.  (B  446) 

Remarks  011  public  libraries;  [by  G.  Livermorej. 
Cambridge,  1850.  12". 

Remarks  on  Stanser's  "Examination  of  Burke's  'Letter  of 
instruction  to  the  C.  M.  of  Nova  Scotia'  ";  with  a  re 
ply  to  Oochran's  fifth  and  last  letter  and  a  short  re 
view  of  his  former  letters.  Halifax,  1S05.  8°.  (B  62) 

Remarks  on  state  rights;  by  a  citizen  of  Mass.  Boston, 
1824.  8°.  (B  531) 

Remarks  on  the  Address  of  16  members  of  the  assembly  of 
Penn.  to  their  constituents,  Sept.  29.  Phila.,  1787. 
8°.  (B  473) 


Remarks  on  the  address  of  the  Hon.  J.  Q.  Adams,  July  4, 
1821.  N.  Y.,  1822.  8°.  (B  1427) 

Remarks  on  the  assertions  of  [Barruel  in]  'Memoirs  of 
Jacobinism'  respecting  Swedenborg  and  his  writ 
ings.  Phila.,  1800.  8°.  (B  1470) 

Remarks  on  the  banks  and  currency  of  the  New  Eng.  states ; 
[by  N.  Hale].  Boston,  1826.  8°.  (B  550) 

Remarks  on  'The  budget';  [an]  examination  of  the  argu 
ments  in  that  pamphlet.  2d  ed.  London,  1765.  8°. 
(B  1520) 

Remarks  on  the  censures  of  the  Gov.  of  the  TJ.  S.  in  a  book 
entitled  'Europe';  by  a  citizen  of  the  U.  S.  [A.  11. 
Hill].  Boston,  1822.  8°.  (B  1492) 

Remarks  on  the 'Christian  common  prayer-book;  or,  Uni 
versal  liturgy'.  London,  1762.  8".  (B  124) 

Remarks  on  the  classical  education  of  boys ;  by 
[H.R.Cleveland].  Boston,  1834.  18". 

Remarks  on  the  colonization  of  the  western  coast  of  Africa 
by  free  negroes  of  U.  S.  New  York,  1850.  8°. 
(B  1484) 

Remarks  on  the  constit.  of  the  Soc.  for  the  Prom,  of 
Thelog.  Educ.  in  Harv.  Univ. ;  with  a  circular  ad 
dress.  Boston,  1825.  8°.  (B  1403) 

Remarks  on  the  constitution  of  Unitarian  Christians  who 
assemble  in  Church  Alley.  Phila.,  1807.  8°.  (C  27) 

Remarks  on  the  controversy  between  Morse  and  Miss 
Adams;  with  some  notice  of  the  "Review  of  Dr. 
Morse's 'Appeal' ".  Boston,  1814.  8°.  (B  265) 

Remarks  on  the  differences  in  Shakespeare's  versi 
fication  in  different  periods  of  his  life  and  on 
the  like  points  of  difference  in  poetry  gener 
ally.  London,  1857.  16°. 

Remarks  on  the  disorders  of  literary  men  ;  [by  C. 
Robbins].  Boston,  1825.  12°. 

Remarks  on  the 'Divine  legation  of  Moses'  [Warburton's] ; 
by  the  author  of  the  miscel.  London,  [174-].  8°. 
(B  119) 

Remarks  on  the  documents  accompanying  the  late  message 
of  Madison;  [by  T.  Dwight].  n.t.p.  [1809.]  8°. 
(B  437,  1490) 

Remarks  on  the  history  of  the  test;  [by  W.  Harris].  Lon 
don,  1733.  8°.  (B  122) 

Remarks  on  the  impolicy  of  restrictions  on  commerce,  [and] 
the  present  state  of  the  timber  trade.  London,  1821. 
8°.  (B  1847) 

Remarks  on  the  importance  of  the  study  of  political  pamph 
lets,  ftc.  London,  1765.  8°.  (B~1710) 

Remarks  on  the  intercourse  of  Baltimore  with  the  western 
country;  with  a  view  of  the  communications  pro 
posed.  Bait.,  1818.  8".  (W  2) 

Remarks  on  the  late  miracle,  in  a  letter  to  Dr.  Doyle.  4th 
ed.  Dublin,  1823.  8°.  (B  1370) 

Remarks  on  the  letter  addressed  to  two  great  men  ; 

[by  W.Pulteney].     London,  [1760].  8°. 
—    Same.     Boston,  1760.  8°. 

Remarks  on  the  Lord's  Prayer;  by  an  Anastasian.  Boston, 
1837.  12°.  (C  200) 

Remarks  on  the  manufacture  of  bank  notes  and 
other  promises  to  pay  ;  addressed  to  bankers 
of  the  Southern  Confederacy.  Columbia, 
1864.  8°. 

Remarks  on  the  modern  doctrine  of  the  Universalists. 
Boston,  1824.  12°.  (C  243) 

Remarks  on  the  New  essay  of  the  Pennsylvania!! 
farmer,  [by  J.  Dickenson]  ;  by  the  author  of 
the  Kights  of  the  British  Legislature  vindi 
cated.  London,  1775.  8°. 

Remarks  on  the  new  sugar.bill,  and  on  the  national  com 
pacts  respecting  the  sugar  and  slave  trade.  Lon 
don,  1792.  8°.  ("B  686) 

Remarks  on  the  ordinance  of  nullification.  Charleston, 
1833.  8°.  (B1067) 

Remarks  on  the 'Patriot'  [by  S.  Johnson]  :  including  hints 
respecting  Americans:  with  addr.  to  electors  of  Gr. 
Brit.  London,  1775.  8°.  (B  384) 

Remarks  on  the  policy  of  prohibiting  the  exporta 
tion  of  cotton.  Charleston,  1861.  8°. 

Remarks  on  the  principal  acts  of  the  13th  Parlia 
ment  of  Gr.  Brit.;  [by  J.  Lind].  Vol.  1: 
On  the  acts  relative  to  the  colonies.  Lon 
don,  1775.  8°. 

Remarks  on  the  proceedings  of  the  Episcopal  conventions 
lor  forming  an  American  constitution.  Boston, 
1780.  8°.  (B237) 


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Remarks  on  tlie  report  of  the  committee  of  commerce  of 
the  senate  of  the  II.  8.,  31  March  1826,  on  the  Brit- 
iith  colonial  intercourse;  [by  J.  Lloyd],  n.n.,  [18261. 
8°.  (B1512) 

Remarks  on  the  rescript  of  the  court  of  Madrid,  and  on  the 
manifesto  of  the  court  of  Versailles;  [with]  the  re 
script,  the  manifesto,  and  a  memorial  of  Dr.  Frank- 
lyn  to  the  court  of  Versailles.  London,  1779.  8°. 
(B463) 

Remarks  on  the.  rights  of  inventors.  Boston,  1807.  8°. 
(B534,  2526) 

Remarks  on  the  state  anatomy  of  Or.  Brit. ;  [hy  J.  Toland]. 
London,  1717.  8°.  (B  756) 

-  Same.     9th  ed.     London,  [17— ].  8°.     (B  756) 

-  Sdine.    2d  pt.    2d  ed.     London,  1717.  8°.    (B  756) 
Remarks  on  the  study  of  the  civil  law.      From  the  Amer. 

jurist,  July.     Boston,  1829.  8°.    (B  1792) 

Remarks  on  the  theatre,  and  on  the  late  fire  at  Richmond. 
2d  ed.  York,  1814.  12°.  (C  246) 

Remarks  on  the  'Tour  around  Hawaii'  by  missiona 
ries  ;  [by  E.  E.  Sanders].  Salem,  1848.  8°. 

Remarks  on  the  two  last  chapters  of  Gibbon's  'De 
cline  and  fall".  London,  1776.  8°. 

Remarks  upon  'A  disc,  at  the  installation  of  D.  Fosdick  by 
G.  Putnam'.  Boston.  1846.  8°.  (B  1736) 

Remarks  upon  a  'Letter  to  a  Dissenting  minister,  on  the  ex 
pediency  of  stated  forms  of  prayer' ;  [by  J.  Brekelll. 
2d  ed.  London,  1762.  8°.  (B124) 

Remarks  upon  a.  plan  for  the  total  abolition  of  slavery  in 
the  United  States  ;  by  a  citizen  of  New  York.  New 
York,  [18:;-].  8°.  (B  1049) 

Remarks  upon  an  anonymous  letter,  'The  duty  of  a  Chris 
tian',  etc.  N.  Y.,  1810.  8°.  (B  608) 

Remarks  upon  an  oration  by  C.  Sunnier,  July  4.  Boston, 
1S45.  8°.  (B  1201,  1736) 

Remarks  upon  an  oration  by  G.  Putnam,  before  the  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  Soc.  in  Harv.  Univ.  Boston,  1844.  8°. 
(B1736) 

Remarks  upon  K.  Settle's  'Narrative'.  Lond.,  16S3.  f°.  (A  53) 

Remarks  upon  the  Bank  of  the  U.  8.;  examination  of  the 
n-port  of  the  committee  of  ways  and  means,  to  Con 
gress;  by  [D.  Henshaw].  Boston,  1831.  8°.  (B1541) 

Remarks  upon  the  controversy  between  Mass,  and  S.  Caro 
lina.  Boston,  1845.  8°.  (B  1698) 

Remarks  upon  the  powers  of  corporation*,  and  of  the  rights, 
etc.,  of  the  legislature  toward  them.  Boston,  1837. 
8°.  (B1756) 

Remarks  upon  the  Report  of  the  metropolitan  commission 
ers  on  lunatic  asylums.  From  the  'Westminster  re 
view'.  London,  1845.  8°.  (B  1568) 

Remarques  sur  les  avantages  de  la  France  et  de  la 
Bretagne  ;  [par  Plumard  de  Dangeul] .  2e  ed. 
Leyde,  1754.  12°. 

Rembault.'M.  A.  Gabriel.  Un  Episode  de  1'histoire  d'Ab- 
lieville  pendant  la  Ligue.  (In  Abbeville.  Soc.  Imp. 
d'Emulation.  Mem.,  v.  2.  1869.) 

Rembertus  or  Rimbertus,  Saint,  Abp.  of  Hamburg.  Vita 
S.  Anscharii  Latine  et  Svcthicc.  (In  Fant.E.M. 
Script,  rer.  Svecicarum.  v.  2.  1828.) 

-  VITA.     (In  Pertz,  G.  H.  Mon.  Germ.,  Scr,  v.  2.  1829.) 
Rembrandt  (Rembrandt  Hermanszooii   van  llhijii 

or  Ryn).  L'ceuvre  de  11.,  reprodnit  par  la 
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—  BAKTSCH,  A.     Catalogue  raisonnc  de  toutes  les 

estampes  qui  forment  I'couvre  de  R.  et  ceux 
de  ses  principaux  imitateurs;  compose  par 
Gersaint,  etc.  Nouv.  ed.,  refondue  par  B. 
Yienne,  1797.  2  v.  8°. 

—  BLANC,  C.  ^(/n  Gazette  des  beaux-arts,  v.  2.  1859.)  — 

TIIOKE,   T.     Le    Christ   benissant    les   cnfants   par 
__  Rembrandt.    (In  v.  21.  1866.) 

—  KOLI.OFF,  K.     Leben  und  Werkc,  nach  neuen  Acten- 

stdcken  und  Uesichtspunkten  geschildert.  (In  His- 
torisches  Taschenbucb,  1854.) 

—  MAI,I>EN.  H.     (In  hi*  Disting.  men  of  modern  times, 

v.  2.  1838;  v.  38  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 

-  MF.NAKH,   R.     Un    portrait  de   R.     (In    Gazette  des 

beaux-arts,  v.  28.  1870.) 

Remedy,  The;  a  letter  to  Dr.  Doyle  in  reply  to 
'An  essay  on  the  Catholic  claims'.  London, 
1827.  8°. 

Remedy  in  a  national  bank  of  the  people  r*.  a  treasury 
bank.  N.  Y.,  1S3S.  8°.  (B1544) 

Remedy  worse  than  the  disease;  or,  Reasons  against  pass 
ing  the  bill  for  pi-eventing  the  growth  of  schism. 
London,  1714.  8".  (B  590) 


Remembrancer,  The ;  or,  Impartial  repository  of 
public  events,  1775-84.  London,  J.  Alinon, 
1775-84.  17  v.  8". 

—  Same.  Remarks  on  the  kinsr  of  Gr.  Brit.'s  justifying 
memorial,  etc.;  [a  part  of  v.  91.  n.t.p.  1 1780J  8° 
(B  1680) 

Remembrancer.     See  American  remembrancer. 
Remer,  Julius  August.      Amerikanisch.es   Archiv. 

Braunschweig,  1777-78.  3  v.  8". 
Content*.  Vol.1.  Price,  R.  Natur  dor  bilrgerlichen 
Freyheit.  —  Burke,  E.  Rede  womit  er  seinen  Vorschlag 
einer  Aussohnung  mil  den  Colonien  emph'ehlet.  1775.  — 
Lee,  C.  Briefe  des  Generals  L.  und  des  Generals  Bur- 
Koyne.  —  Price,  R.  Anhang  xtim  Schrift  v.  Natur  der 
bttrgcrllchen  Freyheit.  2.  Johnson,  8.  Schatznng 
kcine  Tiranney.  —  Tucker,  J.  Vorstcllung  u.  Appella 
tion  an  Grossbritannien  u.  Irrland.  —  Lee,  A.  Bernfiing 
auf  die  Gerechtigkeit  der  Grossbrittannischen  Nation; 
—  2e  Herufung.  3.  Linde,  J.  Anmerkungen  iiber  die 
vornehmsten  Actcn  des  13ten  Parlements  von  Urossbrit- 
tannien. 

Remigio  fiorentinrt  (Fr.  Remi  de  Florence.).     See  Nanni,  R. 

Remigius,   St.,  Kp.  Itemenxix.    FOKTUNATL'S  VF.NANTII:S, 

H. .C.,  Up.    Vita  S.  Kemigii. —  HINCMARUS.    Vita 

8.  R.     (In  Acta  sanct..  v.  49.  1866.) 

Remington,  James.     Sermon,  funeral  of  A.  Field.     Buffalo, 

1832.  8°.    (B  1215) 

Remington,  Rev.  S.  Reasons  for  becoming  a  Baptist;  also 
farewell  letter  to  his  late  charge.  Lowell,  1846.  12". 
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Reminiscences  of  the  French  war  ;   cont.  Rogers' 
expeditions,    with  life    of    Maj.    Gen.    John 
Stark;  [by  C.  Stark].     Concord,  1831.  12". 
Reminisce,  Pedro   Quoerendo,  pseud.     Life  in  the 
union  army;  a  history,  in  verse,  of  the  loth 
N.  Y.  V.  Engineers.     N.  Y.,  1864.  8". 
Remita  Tati,  pseud.     See  Merati,  G.  B. 
Remittent  diseases.     See  Fevers. 
Remmey,  John.     Acct.  of  the  present  state  of  Egypt.   N.  Y.. 

1799.  8°.     (B716) 

Remond,  Sarah  Parker.  American  slavery  and  its  influ 
ence  on  Gr.  Britain.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc. 
Sci.  Trans.,  1861.) 

Remonstrance   and    protestation   of   all    good   Protestants 

against  deposing  James  II.     Lond.,  1689.  4°.     (B  5) 

Remonville,  —  de.     Memoir  to  Count  de  Pontchartrain,  on 

the  importance  of  establishing  a  colony  in  Louisiana, 

1697.     (In  French,   B.  F.     Hist.  col.  of  Louisiana. 

1869.) 

Remorse;  a  tragedy;   by   S.  T.Coleridge.     (In  his  Poet. 

works,  v.  2.  1835.) 

R6mouleur  d'amoiir,  Le.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 
Removal   of  sacramental   test  consider'd,   The.      London, 

[17-].  S".    (B94) 

Remusat,  Claire  Elisabeth  Jeanne  Gravier  de  Vcrgennes, 
t-omtesxe  de.  SAINTK  BF.UVE,  C.  A.  (In  hi*  Por 
traits  de  femmes.  1852 ;  —  und,  Eny.,  Portraits  of  cel 
ebrated  women.  1868.) 

Remusat,  Francois  Marie  Charles,  comte  de.  Phi 
losophic  religicuse.  Paris,  1864.  18°. 

—  Rapport,  »nr  le  memoire  intit.,  La  notion  de  Diou,  etc. 

(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor.  Sav.  etr.,  v.  2. 
1847.)  —  Rapport  sur  la  philosophic  de  St.  T. 
d'Aquin.  —  L'influence  de  la  scolastique  sur  la 
langue  francaise.  (In  Mem.,  v.  10.  1860.)  —  Dis- 
cours.  (In  Rec.  des  disc.,  1840-49,  le  pte. ;  1860-69, 
le  pte.) 

—  Numerous  articles.]    (In   Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan. 

1840  -  sept.  1868.) 

—  CENTOFANTI,   S.       Sant'Anselmo    d'Aosta    e    il    sno 

storico  francesi  R.  (In  Archiv.  stor.  Hal.,  n.s., 
v.  2.  1855.) 

—  SAINTE-BKUVE,C.  A.     (In  Revue   d.  D.  Mondes,  oct. 

1847;  —and  in  his  Portraits  lit.,  v.  3.  1864.) 
Remusat,  Jean  Pierre  Abel.     Essai  sur   la  langue 
et  la  litterature  chinoises.     Paris,  1811.  8°. 

—  Explications  des  syllabaires  japonais.     (In  Rodrigues, 

J.     Elemens  de  la  grammaire  japonaise.  1825.) 

—  Sur  les  quatre  livres  moraux  attrib.  a  Confucius.     (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inter.  Not.,  v.  10.  1818.)  —  Sur 
1'encyclopedie  japonoisc,  et  sur  quelques  ouvrages 
dn  meme  genre.  (In  v.  11.  182!*.; — Sur  le  diction- 
naire  intit.,  Miroir  des  langues  mandchoue  et  mon- 
golc.  (In  v.  13.  1838.)  —  "Mcmoirea  sur  les  rela 
tions  politlquei  des  princes  chretiens  et  particiiliere- 
ment  des  rois  de  France,  avec  les  emp.  mongols. 
(In  Mem.,  v.  6,  7.  1822-24.)  —  Mem.  sur  Lao-Tseu, 
philosophe  chinois.— liechcrches  sur  la  ville  do  Kara- 


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Koroum,  Tartarie.  —  Sur  1'origineet  la  formation  de 
1'ecriture  chinoise.  —  Sur  quelques  ecritures  sylla- 
biques  tirees  des  caracteres  chinois,  et  sur  lo  pas 
sage  de  1'ecriture  figurative  a  1'ecriture  alphabe- 
tique.  —  Sur  1'extension  de  ['empire  chinois  du  cote 
de  I'occident.  (In  v.  8.  1827.)  —  Sur  1'etat  dcs 
sciences  naturelles  chez  les  peuples  de  1'Asie  orien- 
tnle.  (In  v.  10.  1833.)  —  Sur  un  voyage  dans  I'Asie 
centrale,  dans  le  pays  des  Afghans  et  des  Belout- 
ches,  et  dans  1'Inde  execute  par  plusieurs  Samaneens 
de  la  Chine.  (In  v.  13.  1838.)  —  Rapport  sur  la 
philosophic  allemande.  (In  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor.  Mem., 
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—  SILVESTRE  DE  SACY,  A.  I.    Notice  historiquc   sur  R. 

(In  Paris.  Inst.  Acad.  d.   Inzer.    Mem.,  v.  12,  pt.  1. 

1836.) 
Remusat,    Paul  Louis  Etienne  de.     [Several  articles.]     (In 

Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai  1854  -  aout  1870.) 
Remy,  — .     Catalogues.]     See  Helle,  — . 
Remy,   Jules.      Voyage   au    pays    des    Mormons. 

Paris,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Enff.      A    journey    to    the    Great   Salt    City. 

London,  1861.  2  v.  8°. 
Renaissance,     Renassence.      VERDIER,    A.,    and 

CATTOIS,  F.     Architecture  civile  et    domes- 

tique  au  Moyen  Age  et    a  la    Renaissance. 

Paris,  1858.  2  v.  4°. 

See  also  the   divisions  Art   and   History  under 
France  and  Italy  for  the  Renaissance  period. 
Renal  diseases.     See  Reins. 
Renan,  Joseph  Ernest.     Les  Apotres.     Paris,  1866. 

8°.     (Hist,  des  orig.  du  christianisme.) 

—  Enff.     The  Apostles.     ^T.  Y.,  1866.  18°. 

—  Averroes    et    1'Averroisme ;    essai    historique. 

2eed.     Paris,  1861.  8°. 

—  Lachaire  d'hebreu  au  College  de  France.  4eed. 

Paris,  1862.  8°. 

Note.     Also  in  the  '  Questions'  next  column. 

—  Discours  sur  1'etat  des  beaux   arts  en   France   au   14e 

siecle.     (In  Histoire  lit.  de  la  France,  v.  2.  1863.) 

—  La  dynastic  des  Lysanias  d'.Ybilene.     (Tn  Paris.  Inst. 

Ac.  d.  Inner,     Mem.,  v.  26,  2e  pt.  1840.) 

—  Essais  de   morale  et  de  critique.    2e  ed.     Paris, 

1860.  8°. 

Content*.  Preface.  —  M.  dc  Sacy  et  1'ecole  liberate.  — 
M.  Cousin.  —  A.  Thierry.  —  Lamennais.  —  L.  Tosti, 
on  le  Parti  guelfe  dans  1'Italie  contemporalne.  —  Les 
revolutions  d'ltalie.  —  Histoire  secrete  de  Procopc.  — 
Les  seances  de  Hariri.  —  La  farce  de  Patelin.  —  Souve 
nirs  d'un  vieux  professeur  allcmand.  —  L' Academic 
Francaise.  —La  poesic  de  t'Exposition.  —  La  poesic  des 
races  celtiques. 

—  Etude  sur  le  plan,  1'age,  et  le  caractere  du  poeme.     (In 

Bible.    SONG  OF  SOLOMON.  1861.) 

-  Etude  sur  le  plan,  etc.    (In  Bible.    JOB.  1860.) 

—  Etudes    d'histoire   religieuse.     5e   ed.      Paris, 

1862.  8°. 

Content*.  Preface.  —  Les  religions  de  1'antiquite.  — 
L'histoire  du  peiiplc  d'Israel.  —  Les  historiens  critiques 
de  Jesus.  —  Mahomet  et  les  origines  de  1'islamisme.  — 
La  vie  des  saints.  —  L'auteur  de  l"Imitatiou  de  Jesus- 
Christ'.  —  Jean  Calvin.  —  Channing  et  le  mouvement 
unitaire  aux  Etats-Unis.  —  Feuerbacb  et  la  nouvelle 
ecole  hegelienne.  —  La  tentation  du  Christ,  par  A. 
Scheffer. 

•  Eng,  Studies  of  religious  history  and  crit 
icism  ;  tr.  by  O.  B.  Frothingham,  with  a  biog. 
introd.  N.'Y.,  1864.  8°. 

-  Histoire  generale  et  systeme   compare  des  lan- 

gues  semitiques.  lepte.  Seed.  Par.,  1863.  8°. 

—  L'Institut.     (In  Paris  guide,  v.  1.  1867.) 

—  La    monarchic    constitutionnelle     en    France. 

Paris,  1870.  18°. 

—  Eng.     Constitutional  monarchy  in  France  ;  tr. 

from  2d  ed.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

—  De  1'origine  du  langage.  Seed.    Paris,  1859.  8°. 

—  L'origine  et  le  caractere  veritable  de  1'histoire  pheni- 

cicnne  qui  porte  le  nom  de  Sanchoniatlion.  (In 
Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.  Mem.,  v.  23,  2e  pt.  1868.) 
FARUAK,  F.  W.  Essay  on  the  origin  of  lan 
guage,  based  especially  on  the  works  of 
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—  Questions  contemporaines.    2e  ed.    Paris,  1868. 

8". 

Content*.  Philosophic  de  1'histoire  contemporaine.  — 
L'instruction  superieure  en  France.  —  L'Institut  de 
France.  —  Trois  professeurs  au  College  de  France:  Ra- 
mus;  E.  Burnout';  E.  Quatremere.  —  La  chaire  de 
Sanscrit  au  College  de  France.  —  La  chain-  d'hebreu  au 
College  de  France.  —  Destitution  d'un  professeur  au 
College  de  France.  —  Les  etudes  savantesen  Allemagne. 
—  L'instruction  publique  en  France  jugee  par  les  Alle- 
mands.  —  Reflexions  sur  1'etat  des  esprits  [1S49].  - 
L'avenir  religieux  des  spcietes  modernes.  —  Du  libera- 
lisme  clerical.  —  La  theologie  de  Beranger. 

—  St.  Paul ;  tr.  from  the  French,  by  I.  Lockwood. 

N.  Y.,  1869.  8°. 

—  Tie  de  Jesus.     Paris,  1863.  8°. 

-    Same.     9e  ed.     Paris,  1864.   12°. 

—  Eng.     The  life  of  Jesus  ;  tr.  by  C.  E.  Wilbour. 

N.  Y.,  1864.  12°. 

—  Same,  another  trans.     London,  1864.  8°. 

—  Numerous   articles.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,   dec. 

1851-  sept.  1873.) 

—  BERSOT,  E.     'Vie  de  Jesus'.      (In  his  Essais   de   phi 

losophic,  v.  2.  1864.) 

—  HUTTON,  R.  II.     Renan's  Christ  and  St.  Pant.     (In  his 

Essays,  v.  1.  1871.) 

—  JANET,  P.     La  philosophic   de   R.    (In  his  La  crise 

philos.  1865.) 

—  MAHROT,  M.     La  vie  de  R.     4e  eel.     Toulouse, 

Paris,  1863.  8°. 

—  REVILLE,  A.     La  'Vie  de  Jesus'  de  R.  devant 

les  orthodoxies  et  devant  la  critique.    2e  ed. 
Paris,  1864.   12°. 

—  ZELLER,  E.     Strauss  nnd  Renan.     (In  his  Vortrage. 

1865;  —and  in  Historische  Zeitschrift,  v.  12.  1864.) 

—  PREVOST  PARADOL.  L.  A.     (In  his  Essais  de  pol.  et 

de  lit.  1861.) 
Renard,  Ed.     De  la  culture  du   riz  en   Chine.     (In  Paris. 

Soc.  de  Geog.     Bui.,  4e  ser.,  v.  7.  1854.)  —  Diverges 

industries  chinoises.     (In  v.  8.  1854.) 
Renard,  Jean  Baptiste  Joseph  Bruno.     La  marine 

cuirassee  en  1865. —  Descriptions  desnavires 

cuirasses.  —  La  cuirasse  et  1'artillevie. —  Les 

canons  de  la  marine.     Brux.,  1866.  8°. 
Renard,  Leon.      L'art  naval.    2eed.     Paris,  1868. 

16°.     (Bibl.  des  merv.) 

—  Lc  Musee  de  Marine.     (In  Paris  guide,  v.  1.  1867.) 

—  Les  phares.    Paris,  1867.  16°.   (Bibl.  des  merv.) 
Renard,  Ulisse.     AMATO,  G.  d'.     (In  his  Panteon  dei  mar- 

tiri,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Renard  the  fox. 

—  Enq.     REYNARD  the  fox  ;    from  Caxton's   ed. 

London,  1844.  8°.      (Percy  Soc.,  v.  12.) 
STORY  of  Reynard  the  fox.     (In  Harpers'  mag.,  v.  3. 

1851.) 
STORY  of  Reynard  the  fox  ;    new  vers.  by  D. 

Vedder,  ill.  by  G;  Canton.    London,  1852.  4°. 

—  Germ.      REINKKE    Fuchs.      (In    Goethe,    J.    \V.    v. 

Werke,  v.  11.   1817;  v.  1.  1854.) 
REINF.KF.   Fuchs.     (In   Simrock,   C.     Die  deutschen 

VolksbUcher,  v.  1.  1845.) 
Saxon  dialect.     Reineke  de  Voss  ;   mit  eener 

Voiklnring  der  olden  sassischen  Worde  [von 

G.G.  Bredow].     Eutin,  1798.  8°. 
RKIXKE    de    Fos   fan    Hinrek  fan  Alkmer, 

utgeg.  dorg  K.  F.  A.  Scheller.    Andere  utg. 

Brunswyk,  1835.  8°. 

—  Latin.     SPECULUM   vita?  aulicse  ;    de  fallacia  et 

astutia  vulpecuhx!  Reinikes  libri  Lat.  donati 
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Jfote.     For  the  literary  history  of  this  fable  see 
Graesse.     Lehrb.,  2.  36C>-368,  4.  471-482. 

—  Similar    Hottentot    fables.       BLEEK,  W.  H.    I. 

Reynard  the  fox  in  South  Africa.     London, 
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Renaudot,    Eusebe,    tr.      Ancient   accounts  of   India,  etc. 
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—  NICERON.  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  12.  1730.) 
Renauldin,  Leopold  Joseph.     Traite  du  diagnostic 

medical.     Paris,  1804.  8°. 


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Renaut,    1'hilippo  Francois.     WHITE,  J.  M.    Case  stated; 

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Rendezvous,  Lo;  corned  le.     See  Fagan,  C.  B. 
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sitaire.     See  France.  Univtriiit?.  (p.  1032). 
Rendu,  Victor.     Lemons   espagnoles  de    litterature 

et  de  morale  ;  prec.  d'une  notice  sur   la  lit. 

castillane.     Paris,  1830.  8°. 
Rendziny,  Stanislaus.     Carte  von  Polen  und  einen 

grossen  Theil  der  angrenzenden  Lander  nach 

Kizxi-Zanoni,  Gilly,  u.s.w.    Wien,  1810. 
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Reneccius  or  Reineccius,  Jacobus.     Panoplia,  i.e., 

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2.  ordinem  Dei  cogniticmis  aperit,  ita  ut  R. 

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1609.   f°. 
Renee   of  France,  Duchess  of  Fcrrara.     13.,  I.  M. 

Some  memorials  of  Renee  of  France.   2d  ed. 

London,  1859.   12°. 

—  Dell'  imprigionamcnto  per  opinione  religiose  di  Renata 

d'Este  e  di  Lodovico   Domenlchi.      (In    Giornale 

stor.  degli  nrchivi  toscani,  v.  3.  1859.) 
Ren6e,  Amedee.     Les  nieces  de  Ma/arin  ;    etudes 

de   ma'urs  et   de   caracteres    au    17e   siecle. 

Paris,  1856.    8°. 
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mondi,  J.  C.  L.     Histoire.  1844.) 
Renegade,  The.     See  Massinger,  P. 
Renegado    de   Carmona,  El ;   comia   de   nn    ingenio    de  la 

corte.     Salamanca,  [17— ].  4°.     (E  112) 

Renegado  de  Francia,  El.  See  Campo,  A.  M.  del.  (E  112) 
Renegado  del  cielo,  El ;  com.  See  Morales,  O.  de.  (E  113) 
Renfrewshire  County,  Srotlnml .  MARTIN,  A.  General 

view  of  the  agriculture  of  the  County  of  Renfrew. 

London,  1794.  4°.    (W  77) 
Rengger,  Albert,  and  Longchamp,  — .    Essai  hist. 

sur  la  revolution    du    Paraguay,   et   le  gou- 

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Paris,  1827.  8°. 
Rengstorff,   John   D.     Essay.      (In  Judd,    O.     Manual   of 

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Renier,  Charles  Alphonse  Leon.     Encyclopedic  mo- 

derne.     Nouv.  ed.,  pub.  par  Didot,    sous  la 

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—  Une  inscription  decouverte  a  Orleans.  —  Los  officiers 

qni  assist,  au  conseil  de  guerre  tenn  par  Titus.     (In 
Paris.  Inat.  Ac.  <l.  Jnm-r.     Mem.,  v.  26,  pt.  1.  1807.) 

Renieri,    Vincenzo.      Osservax.ioni    int.  i  satelliti   di   Giove. 
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Rennefort,    Urbain    de.     Heise   nach  Ostindien,   1665.     (In 
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Rennell,  James.    [Atlas  to  his  Geography  of  west 
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—   Geographic*!  illust.  of  Africa.     (In  Park,  M.     Trav 
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-  Geographical  system  of  Herodotus  examined. 

London,  1800.   4°. 

—  Map  of  Bengal.  Bahar,  Oude,  and  Allahabad:     Lon 

don,  1786.     (E  66) 

—  Map  of  Hindoonton.     London,  1788.     (E  66) 

—  Marches  of  the  British  armies  in  the  peninsula  of  In 

dia,  in  1790-91.    2d  ed.     London,  1790.  8°.     (B  683) 

-  Memoir   of    a    map    of    Hindostan  ;    or.  The 

Mogul's  Empire.     2d  ed.     London,  1785.  4°. 

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Rennell,  Thomas,  T).T>.    The  ruinous  effects  of  faction,  etc.; 
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Renner,  Daniel,  ami  Heath,  N.  H.     Petition  [to  Congress]. 

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Rennie,  George,  ami  other*.     General  view  of  the  agricul 

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4°.    (W75) 
Rennie,  George.     Description  of  the  disc  engine  applied  as 

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—  GIRARD,  C.     Herpetology  of  the  exploring  ex 

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Phila.,  1858.  4C  and  Atlas  f°. 

—  SWAIXSON,  W.     Natural  history  of  fishes,  am 

phibians,  and    reptiles.      London,  1838-39. 

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(Xovara.     Reise,  zool.  Th.,  v.  1.) 
See    al»o    Great    Brit.    HerjifMogy ;  —  New  York. 
STATE   (Nat.   hist.)  p.   2118;  —  United  States;  —  also 
Natural  history ;  —  Ocean  ;  —  Serpents. 

Repton,  Humphrey.  Landscape  gardening  and 
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and  notes  by  J.  C.  Loudon.  Lond.,  1840.  8°. 

—  Observations    on    the   theory  and   practice   of 

landscape  gardening  ;  with  ran.  on  Grecian 

and  Gothic  architecture.       London,  1803.  4°. 

Republic.     History.     MONTAGU,  E.  W.      Rise  and 

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Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1760.  8°. 

Same.     Phila.,  1806.  12°. 

—  ANDREWS,  J.     Essay  on  repub.  principles,  etc.    Lon 

don,  1783.  8°.     (B702) 

—  ADAMS,  J.      Defence   of  the    constitutions    of 
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3  v.  8°. 

Same.     Phila.,  1787.   12°. 

—  SAINT  JUST,  A.  L.  L.  de.     Fraemens  sur  les  institu 

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-  JARVIS,    W.  C.      The   republican.      Pittsficld, 

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See  alxo  Bodin,  J.     Abrege  (p.  321). 

Republic,  The;  May  10  -  Dec.  30,  1865.  Rich 
mond,  1865.  f°. 

Republic  of  letters ;  a  weekly  republication  of 
standard  literature.  Vol.  1.  New  York, 
1834.  8". 

Republic  of  the  U.  S.,  its  duties  to  itself  and  its 
relations  to  other  countries ;  review  of  the 
war  between  the  U.  S.  and  Mexico.  N.  Y., 
1848.  12°. 

Republica  literaria.     See  Saavedra  Fajardo,  D. 

Republican  gazetteer;    Jan.  1  -  Dec.  31.     Boston, 

1803.  f". 

Republican  Party,  Conn.     Republican  address  to  the  free 
men  of  Conn.     «.;>.,  180:5.  8".     (B623) 
Republican     Party,     AT.  //.   Convention,   Roikinglxtm    Co. 

Sept.  1U,  1812.    [Proceedings.  Portsmouth',  1812.1  8°. 

(B  1491) 
Republican   Party,  N.  1'.  State    Convention.     Proceedings 

and    address  of  the  young  men,   Aug.   12.     N.  Y 

182S.  8".     (B  1106) 
Republican  Party,  Pmn.     Address  of  the  general  commit- 

tee  of  correspondence,  on  the  presidential  election. 

Phila.,  1812.  8".    (B452) 


REPUBLICAN 


2498 


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Republican  Party,  U.  S.  HALL,  B.  F.  The  Re 
publican  part}'  and  its  presidential  candidate. 
N.  Y.,  1856.  12". 

A'ote.     For  the  N.it.  Repub.  Convention   of  1868 
see  Chicago  (p.  068). 

Republican  scrap  book.     Boston,  1856.  8°.    (B  1507) 

Republican  sentinel,  Dec.  8.    N.  Y.,  1821.  f°.    (E  181) 

Republican  songster,  The.  New-Hampshire,  1804.  12°. 
(B424) 

Republicanus,  pxeuti.  Restoration  of  the  constitution. 
X.  Y.,  1848.  8°.  (C  196) 

Republick  of  letters,  Present  state  of,  1728-36.  See  Present 
state. 

Republique  des  Jesuites,  La,  ou  Paraguay  ren- 
versee  ;  relation  de  la  guerre  contre  les  nio- 
narques  de  Portugal  et  d'Espagne  en  Ameri- 
que  ;  tr.  de  1'orig.  portugais.  Amst.,  1759.  16°. 

Repudiation.  RICHMOND,  J.  W.  R.  1.  repudiation;  or, 
The  hist,  of  the  revolutionary  debt  of  R.  I.  2d  ed. 
Providence,  1855.  8°.  (B  1602) 

—  SPENCE,  O.     Letter  on  repudiation.    Annapolis,  1843. 

8°.    (B1499) 

See  also  Debts  of  the  States. 

Requier,  Augustus  Julian.  The  old  sanctuary  ; 
romance  of  the  Ashley.  Boston,  1846.  12". 

—  A  year  ago;   music  by  Mrs.  N.   II.   Pierce.     Mobile, 

[186 -].  4°.    (E171) 

Reresby,  Sir  John,  Bart,  Travels  and  memoirs ; 
view  of  society  in  the  courts  of  Europe  in  the 
time  of  Cromwell ;  history  of  the  courts  of 
Charles  n.  and  James  n.  London,  1813.  8°. 

Resbecq,  Adolphe  Charles  Theodore  de  Fontaine  de.  See 
Fontaine  de  Resbecq,  A.  C.  T.  de. 

Researches  on  America;  [by  J.  H.  M'Culloh]. 
Bait.,  1816.  8°. 

—  Same.     [2d  ed.]     Bait.,  1817.  8°. 

Resende,  Audi-,  de.  Vita  B.  JSgidii.  (hi  Acta  sanctorum, 
v.  10.  1866.) 

Resende,  Reesende,  or  Rezende,  Luis  Andres  de. 
De  antiquitatibus  Lusitaniae ;  ceteraq.  hist, 
opera.  Conimbriese,  1790.  2  v.  16°. 

—  Historia  da  antiquidade  da    cidade  de  Evora. 

•Lisbon,  1783.   12". 

—  VASCONCELLOS,  D.  M.  de.    Vida.   (In  Souza  Farinha, 

J.  de.      Collecam  das  antiquidades  de  Evora.  1785.) 
Resenius,   1'eder.      NICEUON,   J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  36. 

1736.) 

Residual  calculus.    LANUEN,  J.    Discourse.     Lon 
don,  1758.  4°. 
Residual  analysis.    Book  1.     Lond.,  1764.  4°. 

—  CALCHY,  A.  L.,  baron.    Memoire  stir  1'application  du 

calcul  des   residus  £  la  solution  des   prnblemcs   de 

physique   matheiiiauque.      Paris,   18-6-2S.    2   v.    4°. 

(A  33) 
Resistance.     GALILEI,  G.    Trattato  delle  resistcnze.     (In 

hits  Open-,  v.  14.  1855.) 
Resistance  no  rebellion  ;  answer  to  Dr.  Johnson's  'Taxation 

no  tyranny'.     London,  1775.  8".    (B  632) 
Resnel  du  Bellay,  Jean  Franqois  du.     See  Du  Resnel,  J. 

F.  du  B. 
Resolute,  ship.     M'DOUOAL,  G.  F.     Voyage  of  the 

R.,   in  search  of  Sir  J.  Franklin.     London, 

1857.   8". 
Resolution    inutile,    La,  ou   Les    deguisemens   amourcux; 

conic-die,  [par  J.  Patrat].     Paris,   1783.  8°.     (C  294) 
Resolution  of  certain  queries  [on]   submission  to  the  pres 
ent  government;  by  ['!'.  Long] .  Lond.,  1689.  4°.   (B6) 
Resources  of   Russia  in   the   event  of   a  war  with 

France;    [\>y   A.   Eustaphieve].      Boston,    1812.    8°. 

(B  442) 
Same.     2d  ed.,  with  a  sketch  of  the  campaign 

in  Russia.     Boston,  1813.   12°. 
Respektable  Gesellsehaft,  Die:    von    A.  v.  Kotzebue.     (In 

his  Theater,  v.  28.  1841.) 
Respiration.      GOODWYN,    E.      Connexion  of  life 

with  R.     London,  1788.  8". 

BOSTOCK,  J.     Essay  on  R.    Liverpool,  1804.  8°. 

_  COCK,  T.     Diss.  on  R.     N.  Y.,  1805.  8". 

—  JOSLIN,  B.  F.     Physiology  of  11.  and  chemistry  of  the 

blood,  applied  to  cholera.    N.  Y.,  1835.  8".     (B1569) 


—  LEIGH,  E.     Respiration  subservient  to  nutrition.    Bos 

ton,  1853.  8".     (B  1556) 

—  NESTKLL,  1).  I).  T.     Treatise  on  the   diseases   of  the 

respiratory  organs.     N.  Y.,  1856.  8°.     (B  1559) 

—  HALL,  M.    Prone  and  postural  R.  in  drowning. 

London,  1857.  12". 

—  CATLIX,    G.      The   breath   of    life ;     or,    Mai- 

respiration.     N.  Y.,  1861.  8°. 
Same.     N.  Y.,  1869.  8". 

—  PETTKNKOFEK,  M.     Description  of  apparatus  for  test 

ing  the  results  of   perspiration    and   respiration   in 

tlu'    Physiol.  Inst.  at    Munich.      (In    Smithsonian 

Inst.     Report,  1864.) 

See  also  Air  passages ;  —  Asphyxia  ;  —  Asthma ;  — 

Bronchitis  ;  —  Catarrh  ;  —  Chest ;  —  Consumption  ;  — 

Croup  ;   —  Diphtheria ;    —    Influenza ;    —  Lungs  ;  — 

Throat. 

Responsibility.      WAYLAXD,    F.      On   human    R. 

Boston,  1838.   12°. 
Responsibility  of  the  North  in  relation  to  slavery;    [by  S. 

Batcheldcr].     Cambridge,  1856.  8°.     (B  1480) 
Respublica  ;  merye  enterlude.    (In  Collier,  J.  P.     lllust.  of 

oklEng.  lit.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Ressource  des  theatres,  La;   par  M.  C.  ***  [C.  S.  Favartj. 

Paris,  176U.  8°.     (C  288) 
Ressources  de  Quinola,  Les;  par  II.  dc  Balzac.      (In  his 

Vautrin.  1865.) 
Rest.     HILTON,  J.    Influence   of    rest  in   diseases. 

London,  1863.  8°. 
Restaut,  Pierre.     Principes  de  la  grammaire  fran- 

§oise.     Paris,  1763.  12". 

—  Same.     lOe  ed.,  augm.  de  la  vie    de  1'auteur. 

Paris,  1767.   12°. 

Reste,  Bernard  de.  Histoire  des  peches,  des  de- 
couvertes,  et  des  etablissemens  des  Hollandoi 
dans  les  mers  du  Nord.  Paris,  an  ix  [1801]. 
3  v.  8°. 

Restelius,  Johan  Mart.  Reformatio  botanices.  (In  Lin- 
nseus,  O.  Amcen.  acad.,  v.  6.  1763.) 

Restituta  ;  titles  of  old  books.     See  Brydges,  Sir  S.  E. 

Restitution  of  decayed  intelligence.     Stf  Verstegan,  R. 

Restoration,  The.  S  e  France,  llixtory  (Restoration') 
p.  1048;  —  Gr.  Brit.  Ilixtary  (Restoration}  p.  1241. 

Restoration  of  belief.     Sec  Taylor,  I. 

Restorationist,  The  ;  ed.  by  P.  Dean  ;  Jan.  -  Dec. 
Boston,  1837.  8°. 

Restrictive  system.     S<e  Dew,  T.  R. 

Result  of  pamphlets;  or,  What  the  Duke  of  Wellington  has 
to  look  to.  London,  1830.  8".  (B  931) 

Result  of  the  change  of  administration.  London,  1830.  8°. 
(B  931) 

Result  of  the  X.  Y.  State  election ;  its  causes  and  conse 
quences.  Albany  Atlas  extra,  Dec.  1846.  n.t.p.  8°. 
(B  1501) 

Results  of  three  synods  held  by  the  elders  and 
messengers  of  the  churches  of  Mass.  ;  eont. 
The  platform  of  church  discipline,  in  1648  ; 
Propositions  concerning  the  subject  of  bap 
tism  in  1662  ;  The  necessity  of  reformation 
in  answer  to  two  questions  in  1679.  Boston, 
1725.  16°. 

—  Another  coj>y.     (D  3) 

Resurrection.  TERTULLIANUS,  Q.  S.  F.  Treatise 
on  the  resurrection  of  the  flesh.  [204  ]  (lit  his 
Writings,  v.  2.  1870.) 

—  yEx^us  Gazaius,  fl.  about  485.      De  immortali- 

tate  anima; ;  de  corporis  resurrectione  dialo- 
gus  aureus,  A.  Camaldulensi  interp. ;  ace. 
Athenagoras  de  resurrectione.  Basil.,  lolfi.  4". 
-  DAY.M.  Doomes  day  ;  R.  of  the  body.  [1632.] 
London,  1636.  4". 

—  BOYLE,   R.     Some   phyaico-theolog.  consid.  about   the 

possibility  of  R.  [1675.]    (In  his  Works,  v.  4.  1772.) 

—  BKCONSALL,  T.      Doctrine  of  a  general  R. ;  sermon. 

Oxford,  1697.  4°.    (B  1264) 

—  FELTON,  11.    Resurrection  of  the  same  numerical  body 

and  its  reunion  to  the  same  soul;  sermon,  before 
the  Univ.  of  Oxford,  Easter-Monday.  1725.  Oxford, 
[17-J5].  8°.  (B1861) 

—  COLMAN,  H.     Credibility  of  the  Christian  doctrine  of 

the  It.:  sermon,  Boston,  July  24,  funeral  of  W. 
Welsteed.  Boston.  1729.  8".  (B  19,  84,  C  310; 


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—  SYKES,  A.  A.     Enquiry  when  the  R.  of  the  body  was 

fir  ft  inserted  into  the  public  creeds.  London,  1757. 
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—  DAVIKS,  S  ,  i/.  1761.    Pregc-th  ar  yrndgyfodlad  cyffre- 

dinol;  \vedi  ei  ehyfieilhu  i'r  Cymraeg  gan  M.  .lones. 
Caurfyrddin,  [Carmarthen,  17— ].  12".  (C300) 

—  BLACK,    \V.,   Jr.     .Sermon  on   tliu  spiritual  K.     Hall- 

lax,  1783.  8".    (C206) 

—  RESURRECTION   through   the  man   Jesus   Christ.     (In 

Two  disc,  on  the  creation  by  Christ.  1787.     B  1371) 

—  SPIRITUAL   body;   attempt    to    remove    the  charge  of 

absurdity  from  the  doctrine  of  the  It.;  by  the  au 
thor  of  Simple  truth.  London,  1789.  8U.  (B  1371) 

—  IIi.KUKi;,  J.  (j.  von.     Von  der  Aufersteliung  als  Glnu- 

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—  THO.M,  1>.     Three  questions  proposed  and  answered. 

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—  LANCE,  J.    1'.     Resurrection  of  the  body.    [1835.]  — 

itLCKEUT,  L.  J.  Resurrection  of  the  dead.  [1836.] 
(In  Edwards,  13.  B.,  and  Park,  K.  A.  Selections. 
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—  BUSH,  G.    Anastasis  ;  the  doctrine  of  the  11.  of 

the  body.     X.Y.,  1845.   12". 

—  LECTURE  on  the  11.  of  the  body;  by  a  layman.      Al 

bany,  1851.  8".    (B  1358) 

Ste  alxo  Future  life  ;  —  Intermediate  state. 
Resurrection  of  blue-law*;  or,  Maine  reform  in  tempi  ranee 

doses,  by  a  primitive  Washinglunian.  5th  ed.  Bos 
ton,  1852.  8".  (B  1281) 

Resurrection  of  Christ.     See.  Jesus.  Resurrection  (p.  1579). 
Rasurrectiou  of  Laurent  Kicci ;  or,  A  true  and  exact  his- 

toiy  of  the  Jesuits.     Phila.,  1789.  8".     (C  172) 
Resuscitation.     HAWES,    W.     Appropriate    reflections    on 

resuscitation.    London,  [1806 J.  12°.    (B  1046,  C  85) 

See  ulno  Suspended  animation. 
Retablo  de  las  maravillas,  Kl.     See   Cervantes  Saavedra, 

M.  de. 
Retaliation.     LATIIUOP,   J.     Discourse  on  the  law  of   re- 

taliation,  Feb.  ti.     Boston,  1814.  8°.     (B  286) 
Retes,   Joseph   Fernandez.     Conveniencitt   y  concordia   de 

ambas  jiirisdicciones  en  materia  de  inmunidad  local, 

o   derecho   de  a>ilo.     (In  Valladares,  A.     Seman. 

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Kethel,    France.    Notice    sur   le    cnrtulairc   du    comte   de 

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Retif  de  la  Bretonne,  Nicolas  Edme.      Le  pied  de 

Fanchette.     (Jn  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  isouv., 

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—  Monument  du  costume  physique  et  morale  de 

la  tin  du  18e   siecle,  ou  Tableau  de  la  vie. 

Xeuwied  s.  le  R.,  1789.  f". 

—  LABKUME,  (jr.,  called  GERARD  DE  XEUVAL.    (In  Re 

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Retina.  AUBEKT,  H.  Physiologic  der  Xetzhaut. 
Breslau,  1864-65.  8°. 

Retired  from  business;  by  L).  Jerrold.  (In  his  Writings, 
v.  7.  1853.) 

Retirement.  HUHD,  R.,  Up.  (In  his  Moral  and  pol.  dia 
logues.  1769;  v.  1.  1776.) 

Retour  imprevu,  Le;  comedie.  (In  Regnard,  J.  F.  CEuvres, 
v.  3.  182o.) 

Retratos  de  los  Espanoles  illustres  ;  con  un  epitome 

de  sus  vidas.     Madrid,  1791.  f°. 
Retreat,  The,  near  York.     Rules   and   regulations.     York, 

1815.  8".     (C  316) 

—  Same.     York,  1827.  8°.    (C  316) 

—  Rules  for  attendants.     York,  1842.  8°.     (C  316) 

—  State  of   the   institution,  1797,  1801,   1804-05,  08,  1810, 

12,  13,  1816-29,  1831-43.    York,  1797-1843.  8U.    (C  316) 

—  Smne.     York,  1807.  12".    (C  147,  316) 

—  TLKK,  S.     Account  of  the  Retreat.     (In    Phila.   Asy 

lum  for  the  Relief  of  Persons  Deprived  of  the  Use 
of  their  Reason.  Account.  1814.  C  144; 

Retreat  from  town;  an  epistle  ill  verse,  from  the  country. 
Boston,  1815.  8°.  (A  1) 

Retribution.     SHERLOCK,  W.     Discourse  cone,  the 
happiness  of  good    men  and  the  punishment 
of  the    wicked    in    the   next  world.  [1704.]  ' 
6th  ed.    Glasgow,  1744.  12". 

—  NOYES  O.  R.     The  Christian  doctrine  of  retribution. 

Boston,  A.U.A.,  1836.  12°.  (C  168,  v.  9) 

<S^«  dlno  Future  life  ;  —  Future  punishment ; 
—  Heaven  ;  —  Hell. 

Retribution;  a  drama;  by  T.  Taylor.  (In  Sargent,  E. 
Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  19.) 

314.     (21.  2.  80.) 


Retribution  ;  a  tragedy.     Sre  Dillon,  J.     (D  42) 

Retrospect  of  philosophical,  mechanical,  etc.,  dis 
coveries  ;  being  an  abridgment  of  periodical 
and  other  publications  rel.  to  arts,  chemistry, 
etc.  London,  1806-11.  6  v.  8". 

Retrospect  of  practical  medicine  and  surgery  ;  ed. 
by  AV.  and  J.  Bruithwaite.  London,  1840- 
79.  79  v.  (v.  58-60  w.).  8". 

Retrospection;  by  J.Taylor.     Boston,  1822.  18°. 

Retrospection;  a  poem.     See  Cumberland,  H. 

Retrospection  ;  or,  Review  of  events  of  1800  years.  See 
Piozzi,  II.  L. 

Retrospective  review.  Vol.  1-15.  London,  1820- 
27.  15  v.  8". 

-  Satnc.  [N.s.]  v.  1-2.    Lond.,  1853-54.  2  v.  8°. 
Retrospective  view  of  the  causes  of  difference  be 
tween    Gr.  Brit,    and   colonies   in  America. 
[London,  1782?]   8°. 

Return  from  Parnassus;  or,  Scourge  of  simony.  (In 
Hawkins,  T.  Origin  of  Eng.  dramn,  v.  3.  1773;  — 
and  in  Scott,  Sir  W.  Anc.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1.  1810.) 

Return  of  the  guards,  The,  etc.     See  Doyle,  F.  II. 

Retz,  Jean  Francois  Paul  de  Goiidi,  cardinal  de. 
Conspiracy  of  Fiesco  against  Genoa;  with 
conspir.  of  Spaniards  against  Venice  ;  by  C. 
V.  de  Saint-Heal.  Boston,  1828.  12°. 

—  Memoires.      Xouv.  ed.       Geneve,  1777.    4  v. 

(v.lw.).   12°. 

—  Same.    (Vol.  44-46  o/ Petitot.     Col.  de  mem.,  2e  ser. 

1825;  —  and  Vol.  25  o/  Michaud  and  Poujoulat. 
1854.) 

-  Eng.     Memoirs  of  the  Cardinal  de  lletz ;  tr. 

by  T.  Evans.     Phila.,  1817.  3  v.  8°. 
—  CARDINAL  de  Ret/. ;  a  literary  curiosity.   Lon 
don,  1844.  2  v.  8°. 

—  CROWE,  E.  E.,  and  JAMES,  G.  P.  R.    (In  their  Lives 

of  foreign  statesmen,  v.  3.  1836.   Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 

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fife  also  Christianity;    (esp.  for  works  on  the  'evi 
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works  on  'the  philosophy  of  revelation'). 
Revelation  of  St.  .John.     Sff.  Bible  (p.  291). 
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Review,  The;  a  musical  farce;  by  G.  Colman.  (fn  Sar 
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Note.     From  the  North  Amor,  rev.,  June  1833. 
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Review  of  Longland's  pamphlet  'Review  of  the  warehous 
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Review  of  our  present  tests  and   subscriptions.     London, 

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Review  of  pamphlets  on  slavery  and  colonization  ;  [by  L. 

Bacon].     2d  ed.     New  Haven.  1833.  8°.     (B1473) 
Review  of  the  affairs  of  India,  1798-1809.    2d  ed.    London, 

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Review   of   the    antigovcrnment-schcme;    [by    Turnbull], 

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Review  of  the  Battle  of  the  Horse-Shoe,  and  of  the  facts  rel. 

to  the  killing  of  16  Indians  by  the  orders  of  Gen. 

Jackson,     n.p.,  [18281.  8°.     (B'l494) 
Review  of  the  character  of  Jesus;  by  the  author  of  'The 

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Review  of  the  conduct  of  John,  Earl  of  Buckinghamshire 

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Review  of  the  constitution  of  Gr.  Brit. ;  the  substance  of  a 

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8U.    (W35) 
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Hartford,  1835.  12°.     (C  245) 
Review  of  the  dangers  of  the  Church;  occasioned  by  the 

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4".    (B95) 
Review  of  the  diplomatic  policy  adopted  by  the  executive 

of  the  U.  S.  with  Mexico.    Wash.,  1847.  8°.    (B  1510) 
Review  of  the  doctrines  and  prophetical  chronology  of  W. 

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Review  of  the  laws  of  the  U.  S.  of  N.  Amer.,  the 

British    Provinces,    and    W.    India  Islands. 

London,  1790.  8°. 
Review  of  the  management  of  our  affairs  in  China 

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Review  of  the  military  operations  in  No.  America,  1753-56; 

by  [W.  Livingston    and   W.  Smith].     London,  1757. 

4".     (A  14,  39) 
Review  of  the  place-bill ;  with  an  app.  ad  dr.  to  the  electors 

of  Gr.  Brit.     London,  1741.  8°.    (B  759) 
Review  of  the  proceedings  in  the  Mass,  legislature  for  1843; 

with    an   appeal   to   the   people.     Boston,    1843.    8°. 

(B  1499) 
Review  of  the   question,   'In   whom   has   the  constitution 

vested  the  treaty  powers?'    Fhila.,  1796.  8°.     (B  400) 
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Review  of  the  veto ;  examination  of  the  President  [A.  Jack. 
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the  act  rechnrterlng the  Bank  of  the  U.  8.  [Wash.? 
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Review  of  three  great  national  questions;  the  declaration 
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Review  of  two  pamphlets  on  the  ecclesiastical  controversy 
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Review  of  [B.]  Whitman's  letters  to  [M.]  Stuart,  on  reli 
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(B  1022,  1780) 

Review,  The;  or,  The  wags  of  Windsor;  a  farce.  See 
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Reviewers  reviewed;  or,  British  falsehoods  detected  by 
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Reviews  of  a  part  of  Prescott's  'History  of  Ferdi 
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McGRF.GORE,  D.  Spirits  of  the  present  clay  tried; 
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•  WHITEFIELD,  G.     Continuation  of  [his]  journal,  from 

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•  -  Same.    Boston,  1742.  12°.    (D  6) 

FISHER,  Itev.  J.  Review  of  J.  Kobe's  pref.  to  Narra 
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HANCOCK,  J.  Discourse,  the  good  work,  Pembrook, 
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OCCASIONAL  thoughts  on  the  influence  of  the  Spirit; 
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TURELL,  E.  Dialogue  between  a  minister  and  his 
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CHRISTIAN  history ;  account  of  revivals  of  re 
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TESTIMONY  and  advice  of  an  assembly  of  pastors  of 
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WHITEFIELD,  G.  Remarks  on  a  pamphlet  intituled 
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ACCOUNT  of  the  revival  in  Cornwall,  [England,  1814]. 
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BEECHER,  L.,  and  NETTLETON,  A.  Letters  on  the 
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WHITMAN,  B.  Letter  to  an  orthodox  minister  on  re 
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STRF.ETER,  R.  Mirror  of  Calvinistic  fanatical  revivals. 
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•  CLSHMAN,  R.  W.    Calm  review  of  the  measures  em 

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SKINNER,  O.  A.  Letters  to  Rev.  B.  Stow,  etc., 
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•  HUNTINGTON,  F.  D.     Permanent  realities  of  relig.  and 

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Revue  des  races  lutincs.     Vol.  30-40,  42-43.    Paris, 

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raux  usuels.     2e  ed.,  illustree  de   planches. 

Paris,  1867.  12°.      (Biblioth.  des  merveilles.) 
Reynier,  Jean  Louis  Ebenezer.      State  of    Egypt 

after  the  battle  of  Heliopolis.  Lond.,  1802.  8°. 
Reynolds.     See  also  Rainolds ;  —  Raynolds. 
Reynolds,  Belle.     MOORE,  F.     (In  hi*  Women  of  the  war. 

1866.) 
Reynolds,  E.  W.     True  story  of  the  barons  of  the 

South.     Boston,  1862.  8°. 

Reynolds,  Edward,  Bp.  of  Norwich,   Works.    Lon 
don,  1679.  f°. 

Contents.     Vanity  of  the  creature.   —   Sinfulness  of 

sin.  —  Life  of  Christ.  —  Explication  of  Hosea  xiv.   — 

Treatise  of  the   passions  and   faculties  of  the  soul.  — 

Thirty  sermons. 

—  Israel's  prayer  in  time  of  trouble ;  [7  sermons 

on]  Hosea  xiv.     London,  1645.  2°. 

-  Meditations  on  the    Lord's  supper.     London, 

1647.    4°. 

-  Treatise  of    the  passions  and  faculties  of  the 

soul.     London,  1640.  4°. 

Reynolds,  Edward,  M.D.   Address  before  the  Mass. 
Med.  Soc.     Boston,  1841.  8". 

—  Same.    Present  condition,  prospects,  and  duties  of  the 

medical  profession.  (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.  Med. 
coinm.,  v.  6.  1841.) 

—  Address,  dedication  of  the  Mass.  Eye  and  Ear  Infirm 

ary,  July  3.     Boston,  1850.  8°.    (B  1309,  1539,  1587) 

—  Importance  of  a  knowledge  of  the  principles  of  physi 

ology  to  parents  and  teachers.  (In  Amer.  Inst"  of 
Instr.  Lectures,  1833.) 

—  ft'imr.     Boston,  18:!3.  8°.     (B  1084) 

Reynolds,  Frederick.     The  exile.     Bait.,  1818.  12°.    (D  44) 

-  The  will;  a  comedy.    2d  ed.     Lond  ,  17H7.  8°.    (B  1406) 
Reynolds,  Frederick.     Life  and  times  of    R. ;    by 

himself.     Phila.,  1826.  2  v.  8°. 

Reynolds,  George  W.  M.     The   modern    literature 
of  France  since  1830.    London,  1839.  2  v.  8°. 


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Reynolds,  Grindall.  Disc,  on  leaving  the  old  meeting 
house  at  Jamaica  Plain,  West  Roxbnry,  Mar.  20. 
Boston,  1853.  8°.  (B  1300) 

—  Moral  office  of  the  teacher.     (In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr. 

Lectures,  1855.) 

Reynolds,  J.  A.  Confounded  foreigners;  a  farce.  (In 
Webster,  B.  Acting  nat.  dr..  v.  3.) 

Reynolds,  James.  Memoir  of  Sir  G.  Ousley.  (In  Ousley, 
Sir  Q.  Biog.  notices  of  Persian  poets.  1846.) 

Reynolds,  John.  Letters  to  the  Deist.  London, 
1725.  8°. 

Reynolds,  Kev.  John.  Voice  from  prison;  an  appeal  to 
Christians  in  behalf  of  state  prisoners,  with  app. 
Boston,  1833.  12°.  (C209) 

Reynolds,  John.  Railways  of  continuous  bearing.  (In 
Instit.  of  Civil  Engin.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1842.) 

Reynolds,  John  George.  Exculpation  of  the  ma 
rine  corps  in  Mexico;  trial  of  J.  S.  Devlin. 
N.  Y.,  18.53.  8°. 

Reynolds,  John  N.  Address  on  an  exploring  ex 
pedition  to  the  South  Seas.  N.  Y.,  1836.  8°. 

—  Voyage   of   the   U.  S.  frigate  Potomac  under 

Com.  J.  Dowries  during  the  circumnavigation 
of  the  globe.  N.  Y.,  1835.  8°. 

—  and    Dickerson,  M.      Corresp.  touching  the 

South  Sea  surveying  and  exploring  exped. 
N.  Y.,  1837-38.  8°. 

Reynolds,    John    llussell    Holme.      Epilepsy ;    its 

symptoms,  treatment,  etc.    London,  1861.  8°. 

Reynolds,  Sir  Joshua.      Works  ;  with  life,  by  E. 

Malone.  3d  ed.  London,  1801.  3  v.  8°. 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  Memoir.  —  Eight  discourses  on 
art,  at  the  Royal  Academy.  2.  Seven  disc,  on  art.  — 
Idler,  nos.  76,  79,  82.  — Journey  to  Flanders  and  Holland. 
3.  Dufresnoy's  art  of  painting,  tr.  in  Eng.  verse,  by 
W.  Mason,  with  notes  by  Reynolds.  —  Dryden's  parallel 
betw.  poetry  and  painting.  —  List  of  modern  painters. 

—  Index. 

—  Literary  works  ;  ed.  by  II.  W.  Beechey.    Lon 

don,  Bohn,  18.52.  2  v.  8°. 

Cont/nts.  Vol.  1.  Introd.  —  Memoir  by  H.  W. 
Beechey.  —  Disc.,  opening  of  the  Royal  Academy.  — 
Uiscotirsfs,  dintril).  of  prizes,  1769-78.  1763.  Course  and 
order  of  study.  —  1770.  Leading  principles  of  the  grand 
Btyle.  —  1771.  General  ideas  of  art;  invention,  expres 
sion,  etc.  —  1772.  Circumspection  required  in  endeavour 
ing  to  unite  contrary  excellences.  —  1774.  Imitation.  — 
1776.  Reality  of  a  standard  of  taste,  as  well  as  of  corporal 
beauty.  —  177S.  The  principles  of  art  have  their  founda 
tion  in  the  mind ;  such  as  novelty,  variety,  contrast, 
simplicity;  these  in  excess  become  defects.  2.  Disc., 
dittri/t.  of  prizes,  1780-90.  1780.  Opening  of  the  Acad. 
in  Somerset  Place.  —  1780.  Sculpture.  —  1782.  Genius. 

—  1784.  Particular  methods  of  study  of  little  consequence. 
— 1786.  Art  not  merely  imitation,  but  under  the  direction 
of  the  imagination.  —  1783.  Character  of  Gainsborough. 

—  1790.  The  President  takes  leave  of  the  Acad. ;  review 
of  the  discourses ;  study  of  Michel  Angelo  recommended. 

—  3  letters  to  'The  idler';  False  criticisms  on  painting. 

—  The  grand  style  of  painting.  —  True  idea  of  beauty. 

—  Journey  to  Flanders  and  Holland.  —  'Art  of  painting' 
by  C.  A.  DuFresnoy;  tr.  by  Wm.  Mason.  —  Annota 
tions   on  Du   Fresnoy's   poems.    —   Sentiments    of  Du 
Fresnoy  on  the  works  of  the  best  painters,  161)0-1700.  — 
Preface  of  Dryden  to  his  trans,  cont.  'A  parallel  between 
poetry  and   painting'.   —   Epistle   of  Mr.  Pope  to  Mr. 
Jervas.  —  Chronological  list  of   painters;    with    short 
characters  and  acct.  of  their  births  and  deaths.  —  Alpha 
betical  list  of  painters.  —  Index. 

—  Engravings  from  his  works.      London,   1833- 

37.  2v.  f°. 

—  CATALOGUE  of  his  col.  of  drawings,  prints,  etc., 

sold.     London,  1798.  8". 

—  COTTON,   W.     Sir  J.  Reynolds'  notes  and  obs. 

on  pictures,  from  his  Italian  sketch-books  ; 
also  W.  Mason's  Obs.  on  his  method  of  col 
oring  ;  Letters  of  Dr.  Johnson,  etc.,  and  a 
list  of  pictures  and  prices  paid  for  them. 
London,  1859.  8°. 

—  CUNNINGHAM,   A.    (In  ?ii$    Lives  of  Brit,  painters, 

v.  1.  1829;  v.  4  of  Fam.  lib.;  v.  17  of  Harper's  fain, 
lib.) 

—  DESROZIEKS,  J.    (In  Gazette  des  beaux-arts,  v.  21. 

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—  LESLIE,  C.  R.,  and  TAYLOR,  T.     Life  and  times 

of  It.     London,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

—  MAI.DEN,  II.     (In  his  Disting.  men  of  modern  times, 

v.  3.  1838;  v.  39  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 

—  NORTIICOTE,  J.      Life.     London,  1818.  2  v.  8°. 
Reynolds,  Richard.     Chronicle  of  all  the  emperors 

of  the  Romans  from  Julius  Caesar,  t.p.w. 
[1571.]  4°. 

Reynolds,  Richard,  Bp.  of  Lincoln.  Sermon  before  the 
Soc.  for  Prop,  the  Gospel,  etc.,  1727;  [with  abstract 
of  proceed.,  etc.].  London,  1728.  8".  (B329) 

—  MONTGOMERY,  J.     Verses  to  the  memory  of  R.,  with 

tribute  by  W.  Roscoe  and  eulogy  by  Thorpe.  N. 
Y.,  1817.  8°.  (B445) 

Reynolds,  Thomas.  Goodness  of  God;  sermon,  Sailer's 
Hall,  Nov.  5.  London,  1723.  8°.  (B  1861) 

—  Hardships  occasioned  by  the  oaths  to  the  present  gov 

ernment.     4th  ed.     London,  1716.  8°.     (C  71,  285) 

—  Sermon,    [on"]    the    act     [against]    schism.       London, 

1714.  8°.     (B  161) 

—  BROWNE,  S.     Letter   to   R.  on  his  funeral   sermon   for 

[S.]    Pomfret.     London,  1722.  8°.     (B  39,  110) 

—  E.Ml.YN,  T.     Remarks  on   the  'Doctrine  of  the  trinity 

defended  by  four  London  ministers,  Tong',  etc.  Lon 
don,  1719.  8".  (B112) 

Reynolds,  Thomas  Caute.  De  vera  judicii  juratorum  ori- 
gine,  natura,  et  indole;  diss.  inaug.  Heidelb.,  1842. 
8°.  (B1181) 

Reynolds,  Wm.  Morton.  American  literature  ;  address  be 
fore  the  Philomathsean  and  Phrenakosmian  Socie 
ties  of  Pennsylvania  College.  Gettysburg,  1845.  8°. 
(B  1579) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Hist.  Soc.  of  the  Am.  Lutheran 

Church,  May  18,  1848.    Gettysburg,  1849.  8°.  (B  1607) 

Rezzonico,  Francesco.  Osserva/.ioni.  (In  Troya,  C.  di. 
Delia  condizione  di  Romani  vinti  da'  Longobardi. 
1844.) 

Rezzonico  della  Torre,  Carlo  Gastone  di,  contg.  M^rj/io- 
trvi'Yi,  poemetto.  (In  Bodoni,  G.  B.  Epilhalamia. 
1775.) 

Rhadamisthe  ct  Zenobie;  trageilio;  par  P.  J.  Crebillon. 
(In  his  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1824.) 

Rhallus.     HODY,  H.     (In  his  De  Groecis  illust.     1742.) 

Rham,  \Vm.  L.  Outlines  of  Flemish  husbandry. 
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Rhand,  Tally,  pseud.  Guttle  and  Gulpit:  a  farce.  (In  Sar 
gent',  E.  Mod.  stand,  dram.,  v.  39.) 

Rhatany  root.     See  Radix  rhatanise. 

Rhazes,  i.e.,  Abu  Bakr  Muhammad  Bin  Zakharja 
er-Rasi.  Treatise  on  small-pox  and  measles  ; 
tr.  from  the  Arab,  by  W.  A.  Greenhill.  Lon 
don,  1848.  8°.  (Sydenham  Soc.) 

—  FIGUIER,  L.    (In  his  Vies  des  savants  clu  Moyen  Age. 

1867.) 

Rhea,  John.  To  his  constituents,  Wash.,  May  8,  1822. 
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See  also  Williams,   R.  (1655-56);  —  Hopkins, 
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—  Secretary  of  State.     Ist-lOth,  13th]  report  rel. 

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—  MAP  of  Mass.,  Conn.,  and  R.  I.     Hartford,  H. 

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Finance, 

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See  o/.s-o  Block  Island;—  Bristol;  —  Burrill- 
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Libraries. 

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Instr.     Journal,  v.  3.  1S49.) 

Natural  history. 

—  ENQUIRY  into  the  chymicnl  character  of  coal  lately  dis 

covered  at  R.  I.     Boston,  1808.  12°.     (C  109) 

See  also,  1st  column,  Geological  Survey,  —  also 
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Politics. 

See  History. 

Rhode    Island  American    and    general    advertiser, 
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Sept.  20,  1814  ;  Jan.  2,  1828- June  26,  1829; 
Jan.    19-  Dec.  30,  1830;  Jan.  4  -  Oct.   28, 
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American  and  general  advertiser';  from  1828  -  30,  called 
'  R.  I.  American  and  Providence  gazette':  from  Jan.  - 
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Rhode  Island  and  Providence  Plantations  Peace  Soc.    6th 
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Rhode  Island  educational  maga/ine  ;  ed.  bv  E.  R. 

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1850.  12". 
Richard  Savage;  by  C.Whitehead.   London,  1842. 

3  v.  12°. 

-     Same.     (In  Bentley's  misccl.,  v.  10-12.  1840-42.) 
Richard  in.;  a  tragedy.  See  Gibber,  C. ; —Shakespeare,  W. 
Richard  Vandermarck  ;   a  novel,  by  Mrs.  [M.  C., 

wife  of]  S.  S.  Htirris.     X.  Y.,  1871.  12". 
Richard  Wagner;    par  Champfleury    [J.  Fleuryj. 

Paris,  1860.  8°. 
Richarderie,   Gilles  Boucher  do  la.    See  Boucher  de  la 

Richarderie,  G. 
Richards,  Mrs.  A.  M.     Memoirs  of  a  grandmother. 

Boston,  1854.   12°. 
Richards,  Alfred  Bate.     Ballad    of  the    battle   of 

the  Alma.    3d  ed.     London,  1854.  16°.    (C  307) 

—  Britain    redeemed   and  Canada  preserved.  1850.     See 

Wilson,  K.  A. 

—  Cobdcn  and  his  pamphlet  considered  ;  in  a  let 

ter  to  R.  C.     2d  ed.     London,  1853.  8". 

—  John    Brown's  -Hard  lines,'  royal  mairiage  ode,  and 

stanzas  on  death  of  Havelock;  [also]  a  few  pages 
of  unpalatable  truths.  2d  ed.  London,  [1858].  8°. 
(B  1467) 

—  Letter  to  'The  Times,'  on  Mazzini,  Napoleon,  and  free 

dom  of  the  press.     London,  1858.  8".    (B  1534) 

—  Poems,  essays,  and  opinions ;    selections  from 

•writings  in  the  'Mirror  of  the  time',  Aug.  7, 
1850 -Aug.  16,  1851.  London,  1851-52. 

4  v.  16°. 

—  Yandyck;  a  play  of  Genoa.    London,  1850.  8°. 
Richards,  Cyrus  S.    Latin  lessons  and  tables.   Bos 
ton,  1859.  12°. 

Richards,  George.  The  accepted  of  the  multitude 
of  his  brethren;  an  historical  disc,  in  two  parts, 
[on]  G.Washington.  Portsmouth,  1800.  8°.  (E  48) 

—  Tlie   declaration   of  independence;   a  poem.     Boston, 

1793.  8°.     (B  89) 

—  Dedication  sermon,  Universalist  Ch.,  Salem,  1809.  (In 

Willis,  T.     Address,  etc.  1859.) 

—  Discourse,  13th  Aug.,  funeral  of  "W.M.  Rogers. 

Boston,  1851.  8". 

—  Another  copy.     (B  1223) 

—  Discourse,  Boston,  Oct.  19.     Boston,  18.">1.  8°.    (B1300) 

—  Discourse,  death    of  I).  Webster,  at   Boston,  Oct.  31. 

Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1726,  v.  1.) 

—  Hymns  and  odes  on  the  death  of  G.  Washington  ;  [com 

piled  by  !{.].     Portsmouth,  1800.  8°.     (W  49) 

—  Liglit  against  light  in  three  ranks:  masonic  disc,  be 

fore  the  Tynan  Lodge,  no.  16,  Gloucester.  Ports 
mouth,  1806.  8°.  (B  329) 

—  Masonic  and  social  address  at  laying  the  corner  stone 

of  St.  John's  Kpisc.  Church,  5807.  Portsmouth, 
[1807],  4°.  (A  30) 

—  Operative   and   speculative  masonry ;  addr.  before  St. 

Andrew's  Lodge,  Dec.  27.     Boston.  179.3.  4°.     (A  42) 
Richards,    Mr*.   Hannah,   funeral  sermon  on.   1770.     See 

Haven,  J.    (B  910) 

Richards,  James.  Address,  funeral  of  S.  Gumming.  Bos 
ton,  1812.  8°.  (B  329,  915) 

—  Discourse,   Newark,  death  of  L.  Ic  C.  Cougar.     New 

ark,  1810.  8°.     (B  329,  871,  915) 

—  Sermon,  funeral  of  S.  Baldwin.     Newark,  N  J.,  1816.. 

8°.    (B329) 

—  The  spirit  of  Paul  the  spirit  of  missions;  sermon,  New 

Haven,  before  the  Amer.  Board  of  Commiss.  for 
For.  Missions.  Boston,  1814.  8".  (B329) 

Richards,  John.  Sermons;  difficulties  of  ministers.  (In 
National  preacher,  v.  22.  1848.) 

Richards,  Thomas.  Grammar  of  tin;  Welsh  language.  (In 
Evans,  T.  English  and  Welsh  vocab.  1816.) 

Richards,  Win.  Reflections  on  French  atheism  and  Eng 
lish  Christianity.  Lynn,  1794.  8°.  (W  33) 

—  Review  of  the  'Memoirs  of  the  proteetoral  house  of 

Cromwell,  by  M.  Noble'.     Lynn,  1787.  8".    (B  761) 


Richards,  Wm.  Geiriadur  saesoneg  a  chymraeg ; 
an  English  and  Welsh  dictionary,  rev.,  corr., 
and  enl.  I.langollen,  1847.  16". 

Richards,  Win.  Charles.  Great  in  goodness  ;  me 
moir  of  G.  N.  Briggs.  Boston,  1866.  12". 

Richardson,  — .  Ode  to  a  singing  bird.  (In  Campbell,  T. 
Brit,  poets,  v.  0.  1819.) 

Richardson,  Mrs.  Abby  (Sage).  Stories  from  old 
English  poetry.  N.  Y.,  1871.  16". 

Richardson,  Albert  Deane.  Beyond  the  Missis 
sippi,  1857-67.  Hartford,  1867.  8°. 

—  Personal  history   of  U.S.  Grant;   and    sketch 

of  S.  Colfax.     Hartford,  1868.  8°. 

—  Secret   service,    the   field,    the    dungeon,    and 

escape.     Hartford,  1865.   8". 

Richardson,  Alexander.  The  logician's  school 
master;  comment  on  Ramus.  Lond.,  1629.4°. 

Richardson,  Alford.  Vindication  of  [his]  character 
against  the  aspersions  of  Gov.  King.  Portland, 
1822.  S°.  (B  570) 

Richardson,  Benj.  Ward.  On  registration  of  disease.  (In 
Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1S61.) 

—  Poisons    of    the,'    spreading    diseases;  a    lecture.     (In 

Hitchman,  J.     Sewage  of  towns.  1860.) 

Richardson,    Charles.     A   new    dictionary  of    the 

English  language.     London,  1838.  2  v.  4°. 
—   Supplement.     London,  1856.  4°. 

Richardson,  Charles  J.  Picturesque  designs  for 
mansions,  villas,  lodges,  etc.  Lond.,  1870.  8°. 

Richardson,  Mrs.  Emily  (Farrington).  Statement  of  pro- 
ceedings  against  Mrs.  K.  in  the  2d  Cong.  Ch.  in 
Heading,  Mass.  2d  ed.  Charlestown,  1832.  S°. 
(B  1394) 

Richardson,  F.  Appeal  to  the  officers  of  the  guards.  Lon 
don,  1776.  4".  (A  65) 

Richardson,  George  Frederick.  Geology  for  begin 
ners.  3d  ed.  London,  1836.  12".' 

—  An  introduction  to  geology,  etc.     New  ed.  by 

T.  Wright.     London,  Bo/in,  1851.  8°. 

Richardson,  Henry  Augustus.  TOHEY,  G.  C.  (In  Higgin- 
son,  T.  W.  Harvard  memorial  biog.,  v.  1.  IStiO. ) 

Richardson,  J.  S.  To  the  people;  address  by 'Jefferson,' 
with  his  speech  in  opposition  to  disunion,  conven 
tion,  and  nullification.  Chariest.,  ISoO.  8°.  (B  1066) 

Richardson,  J.  S.  G.,  reporter.  Cases  in  equity 
argued  and  determined  in  the  court  of  ap 
peals  and  court  of  errors  of  S.  Carolina. 
Vol.  13-15.  Charleston,  [1868J-69.  8°. 

Richardson,  J.  W.  Speech  on  the  Bell  resolutions,  Feb.  8, 
in  the  Ho.  of  Kep.  of  Tennessee.  Wash.,  1858.  8°. 
(B1508) 

Richardson,  James.  Narrative  of  a  mission  to 
Central  Africa,  1850-51.  Lond.,  1853.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Travels  in   Morocco  ;  ed.  by  his  widow.     Lon 

don,  1860.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Travels  in  the  Great  Desert  of  Sahara,  1845-46. 

London,  1848.  2  v.  8". 

Richardson,  James,  d.  IS.iS.  Address,  Mass.  Char.  Fire 
Soc.,  June  1.  Boston,  1810.  H°.  (B  142,  669) 

—  Address,  members  of  the  Norfolk  bar,  Feb.  25.     Bos 

ton,  1837.  8°.    (B  1129,  1139,  1829) 

—  Oration,  describing  the  influence  of  commerce   on  the 

prosperity,  character,  and  genius  of  nations,  Sept. 
1.     Boston,  1808.  8°.     (B  435) 

—  Oration  on  the  principles  of  liberty  and  independence, 

July  4.     Dedham,  1808.  8°.     (B421) 

—  LAMSON,  A.      Discourse  on  [his]  life  and  character. 

Boston,  1858.  8°.     (E  41) 

Richardson,  James,  <7.  1863.  HIGGINSON,  T.  W.  (In  hi* 
-Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 

Richardson,  John,  d.  1753.  Account  of  the  life  of 
11.,  with  a  relation  of  his  travels  in  England, 
America,  etc.  3d  ed.  London,  1774.  8". 

Richardson,  John,  of  the  Middle  Temple.  Disser 
tation  on  the  languages,  literature,  and  man 
ners  of  Eastern  nations ;  also,  answer  to  J. 
Bryant.  Oxford,  1778.  8°. 

Richardson,  Sir  John.  Arctic  searching  expedi 
tion  ;  journal  of  a  boat  voyage  in  search  of 
Sir  J.  Franklin.  London",  1851.  2  v.  8°. 


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—  Account  of  the  fish.     ( In  Belcher,  Sir  E.     Lust  of  the 

Arctic  voy.,  v.  '1.  1H48.) 

—  Hygiene  as  a  branch  of  military  education.     (In   Nat. 

Sue.  From.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1857.) 

—  Polar  Regions.     Eclin.,  18(51.  8°. 

—  and  others.      Fauna    Boreali    Americana;     or, 

Zoology    of   the    northern    parts    of    British 

America.    Loncl.,  Norwich,  1829-37.  4  v.  4°. 

Cunt  at*.     Vol.  1.     Richardson,  J.     Quadrupeds.      2. 

Swainson,  W.      Birds.      3.    Richardson,  J.     Fish.      4. 

Kirby,  \V.     Insects. 

—  and  others,     /oology  of  Beechey's  voy.     Lon 

don,  1839.  4". 

Xnte.     For  contents  see  Beechey,  F.  W. 
—   MAKTINKAC,  II.     Biographical  sketch.     (In  tier  Bio- 
graphical  sketches.  18(59.) 

Richardson,  John  Fr am.    Roman  orthoepy.  N.  Y., 

1859.   1(5". 

Richardson,  Jonathan.  Works.  New  ed.  Lon 
don,  1792.  4". 

Coiiti-nt*.    The  theory  of  painting.  —  Essay  on  the  art 
of  criticism.  —  The  science  of  a  connoisseur. 
Richardson,  Joseph.      American  reader.      Boston, 
1810.  12". 

—  Christian    obedience    to    civil     government;    sermon, 

Hingham,  Feb.  2.     [Hlngham,]  1851.  8°.    (B  1300) 

—  Complaint  against  the  clergy  of  the   Bay  Assoc.,  Ply- 

mouth  Co.,  Mass.     Boston,  1818.  8°.    (B  264) 

—  Discourse,  Apr.  5,  [fast  day].    Boston,  1810.  8".   (B870) 

—  Discourse,  Dedhatn,  before  Constellation  Lodge,  June 

•21.     Dedham,  1820.  8".     (B  285) 

—  Letter  on  exchanges  of  pulpit  services  with  ministers 

of  other  religious  societies  in  town.     Hingham,  1847. 
8".     (B  1736) 

—  Sermon  on  the  duty  and   dignity  of  woman,  Apr.  22, 

1832.     Hingham,  18:13.  8".~  (B  1300) 

—  Sermon   on   the   manifestations  of  God,  Dec.  8,  1822, 

Hingham.     Boston,  1823.  8°.     (B  1300) 

Richardsan,  Luther.  Address  before  the  Koxbury  Charita 
ble  Soc.  Boston,  1804.  8".  (B  435,  849) 

—  Oration,  July  4.     Boston,  1800.  8".     (B  849) 

—  Sttinf.     Boston,  [1800],  8".    (B  1839; 
Richardson,  Robert.       Discourse,    5th    May,   thanksgiving 

[dayj.     Hague,  1703.  4".     (B1252) 

Richards  in,  Samuel.  Justification  by  Christ  alone.  (In 
Cudworth,  YV.  Christ  exalted.  1747.) 

—  The    necessity   of    toleration   in    matters   of    religion. 

1647.     (In  Underbill,  E.  B.    Tracts.  1846.    Hanserd 
Knollys  Soc.) 

—  Of   the    torments  of  hell,  the  foundation  and  pillars 

thereof  discover'd,  search'd,  shaken,  and  remov'd. 
(In  Pheiiix,  v.  2.  1708.) 
Richardson,  Samuel,  d.  1761.     Novels.      London, 

1824.  3  v.  in  6.  8". 

CunttntH.     Vol.  1,  2.     Pamela.      3,  4.     Clarissa  Har- 
lowe.      5,  6.     Sir  Charles  Grandison. 

—  Clarissa  Ilarlow.     London,  1817-18.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Collection  of    sentiments,    maxims,  etc.,  [from 

his  novels]  ;  two  letters.    London,  1755.   12°. 

—  Correspondence ;  prof,  a  biog.  account  by  A.L. 

Barbauld.     London,  1804.  6  v.   12°. 

—  ANTI-PAMELA.     2d  ed.     London,  1742.  12°. 

—  DIOEHOT,  D.  Eloge  de  It.  (In  Itin  CEuvres,  v.  1.  1773.) 

—  OI.IIMIANT,   Mrs.  M.  O.  W.     (/n  her   Hist,  sketches, 

v.  2.  1869.) 

—  SCOTT,  liir  W.     (In  his  Lives  of  the  novelists,   v.  2. 

1826;  —  and  Biog.  memoirs,  v.  1.  1834.) 

Richardson,  .Samuel  B.,  M.I).  Observations  on  tenotomy. 
Louisville,  Ky.,  1840.  8°.  (B  1186) 

Richardson,  T.  A.  Art  of  architectural  modelling 
in  paper.  London,  Weale,  18.59.  12°. 

Richardson,  Thomas.  Observations  on  the  advantages  of 
planting  waste  land.  (In  Lit.  and  Phil.  Soc.  of 
Manchester.  Mem.,  v.  4,  pt.  2.  1706.) 

Richardson,  Thomas,  t"».  City  of  Boston.  Brief  of  defend 
ants.  Boston,  1856.  s".  (B  1440) 

Richardson,  Thomas.  Chemical  manufactures. —  Lead,  etc. 
(In  Armstrong,  Sir  W.  G.  Indtist.  res.  1864.) 

Richardson,  W.  B.  Destruction  of  life  by  overwork.  (In 
Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans  ,  1866.) 

Richardson,  Win.,  1). It.  Sermon  before  the  Ho.  of  Corn., 
Jan.  30.  London,  1764.  4°.  (B  1466) 

Richardson,  Win.,  d.  1814.  Philosophical  anal,  of 
some  of  Shakespeare's  charac. ;  with  essay  on 
the  faults  of  Shakespeare.  Host.,  1808.  12°. 


Richardson,  Win.,  />./).  Simple  measures  by  which  the 
recurrence  of  famine  may  be  prevented.  (In  Pam 
phleteer,  1816;  v. 8  of  B  838) 

Richardson,  Win.,  of  the  R.  Observatory,  Greenwich. 
Catalogue  of  7385  stars,  chiefly  in  the  S.  hem 
isphere  ;  obs.  at  Paramatta,  N.  S.  W.,  1822- 
20.  London,  1835.  4°. 

Richardson,  Wm.  Adams.  Banking  laws  of  Mas 
sachusetts.  3d  ed.  Lowell,  1855.  8°. 

Richardson,  Wm.  Merchant.  New- Hampshire  town 
officer.  Concord,  1829.  12". 

—  and  Cheves,    L.      Speeches   on  the  question   of  mer 

chants'  bonds.     Boston,  1813.  8".     (B  669) 

—  PAHKEH,  J.    Sketch  of  the  character  of  It.    (In  his 

Charge.  1838.     B  1756) 

—  Funtrul  seimi,n  on.  1838.     See  Clement,  J.    (B  1140) 
Richardson,  Wilson  G.     Catalogue  of  the  library  of 

the  Univ.  of  Alabama.    Tuscaloosa,  1848.  8". 
Richardus,   abba*    Vannintix.       Vita;     auct.    anon.      (In 

Pertz,  G.  H.     Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  11.  1854.) 
Richardus   Aiif/licim.    Conectorium  chiinue.     (hi  Manget, 

J.  J.     Biblioth  chem.,  v.  2.  1702.) 

—  Conectorium. —  Rosaritis   Minor,  de  rerum  metallica- 

rum  cognitione.  (In  Zetzner,  L.  Theatrum  chem., 
v.  2.  1613.) 

Richardus  liuriensin.     See  Aungerville. 

Richardus  cunonifux.  Voy.  into  Syria  and  Palaestina, 
ll'JO.  (In  Hakluyt,  It.  Col.  of  voy..  v.  2.  1810.) 

Richardus  Corinensis  (Eng.,of  Circncester').  Spec 
ulum  historiale  de  gestis  regum  Angli;e  ;  ed. 
by  J.  E.  B.  Mayor.  London,  1863-69.  2  v. 
8".  (Chron.  and  mem.) 

—  Ancient  state  of  Britain.    (In  Giles,  J.  A.    Six  old 

Kng.  enroll.  1848.) 
Richardus   de    S.    Germano.      Chronicon,    1189-1243.     (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.    Her.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  7.  1725.) 
Richardus  de  St.  Victore.     EXGEI.HAKDT,  J.  G.  V. 
Richard  von   St.  Victor  und  J.  Ruysbroek  ; 
zur    Geschichte   der   mystischen   Theologie. 
Erlangen,  1838.  8°. 

Kng.  Chronicle   of  the  crusade   of   Richard  I.     (In 

Bohn,  H.  G.     Chronicles  of  the  crusades.  1848.) 
Richardus  Divisiensis  (Eng.,  of  Devizes).     Chron. 
de  rebus  gestis    Ricardi  i.  cur.  J.  Stevenson. 
Londini,  1838.  8".      (English  Hist.  Soc.) 
Richardus  Parisienni*.    De  signis   febrium.    (In    Clemen- 

tinus,  C.     Lucuhrationes.  1535.) 
Richardus    Virduntntit.    VITA.      (In    Acta  sanct.,  v.  23. 

1867.) 
Richarius    Centulentlt,    St.    ALCUIN.     (hi  Acta    sanct., 

v.  12.  1866.) 

Richborough.  BATTELY,  J.  Antiquitates  Rutu- 
pina?.  Oxonite,  1711.  8°. 

Same.     Ed.  2a.     Oxoniae,  1745.  4°. 

Riche,  Barnaby.     Eight  novels  employed  by  Eng. 
dramatic  poets   of   the   reign  of  Elizabeth. 
London,  1846.  8°.     (Shakespeare  Soc.) 
Namely.   Sappho.  Dukcof  Mantona.  —  Apolonius  and 
Silla. — Nlcander  and  Lucilla. — Fineo  and  Fiamma. — 
Two  brethren  and  their  wives.  —  Gonsales  and   his  vir 
tuous   wife   Agatha.  —  Aramanthus,   borne   a  leper. — 
Phylotus  and  Emilia. 

Note.    For  a  2d  title  has  'Riche,  his  farewell  to 
militaric  profession.     London,  1581.' 
Riche,   Claude  Ant.  Gaspard.     CUVIER,   G.   L.  C.  F.  D. 

(In  his  Eloges  hist.,  v.  2.  1819.) 
Riche,  Gaspard   Cluir  Francois   Marie,   baron  de    Frony. 

See  Prony. 

Richelet,  Cesar  Pierre.  Dictionnaire  de  la  langue 
franchise,  ancienne  et  moderne.  Nouv.  ed. 
Lyons,  1759.  3  v.  f°. 

—  Dictionnaire  portative,  extrait  du  Dictionnaire 

deR.     2ecd.     Lyons,  1761.  12°. 

—  Same.     Lyons,  1773.   12°. 

Richelieu,  Arm  and  Jean  du  Plcssis,  card,  de,  due  de. 

Lcttres,   instructions    diplomat.,    et    papiers 

d'etat  du  card,  de  R. ;   ice.  et  pub.  par  Ave- 

nel.      Paris,  1853-77.  8  v.  4°.     (Doc.  ined.) 

Cuntentn.      Vol.  1.     1608-24.      2.     1624-27.      3.     1628- 

30.      4.     1630-35.     5.    1635-37.     6.     1638-42.     7.    1642.— 

Buppl.  1608-42.     8.    Add.  —  Con.  —  Table  gen. 


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—  Maximes  d'etat,  ou  Testament  politique.  Paris, 

1764.  2v.  8". 

—  Memoires.    (In    Michaud  and  Poujoulat.     Col.  des 

mem.,  v.  21-23.  1854:  —  awl  in  Petitot.  Col.  des 
mem.,  2e  ser.,  v.  21-30.  1823.) 

—  CAPEFIGUE,    J.  B.  H.  R.     Le  cardinal    de   R. 

Paris,  1865.   IT. 

Life   of   the   Duo    de    R.     (In   his  Diplomatists    of 

Europe.  1845.) 

—  CROWE,  E.  E.,  and.  JAMES",  G.  P.  R.     (In  their  Lives 

of  eminent  foreign  statesmen,  v.  2.  1836.  Lardner. 
Cab.  eye.) 

—  FONCEMAGNE,  E.  L.  de.    Lettre  sur  le  Test,  polit.    (In 

Richelieu,  A.  J.  du  P.     Maximes,  v.  2.  1764.) 

—  JAY,  A.     Histoire  du  ministere  du  cardinal  de 

R.     Paris,  1816.  2  v.  8°. 

—  MALDEN,  II.     (In  tii-s  Disting.  men  of  modern  times, 

v.  2.  1838;  v.  38  of  Lib.  cut.  knl.) 

—  MICIIELET,  J.     Henri  iv.    et   Richelieu.     (Vol.    11  of 

hi*  Hist,  de  France.  1857.)  —  Richelieu  et  la  Fronde. 
(Vol.  12.  1858.) 

—  PUAET,  J.  v.     (In  hi*  Essays  on  the  polit.  hist,  of  the 

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Ridgely,  Thomas.  Unreasonableness  of  the  charge  of  im 
position  against  several  dissenting  ministers  in  and 
about  London.  London,  1719.  8°.  (B  110,  1865) 

Ridgway,  W.  K.  Catalogue  of  paintings,  drawings, 
etc.,  in  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum.  Camb., 
1838.  12°. 

Ridicule.     COLLINS,  A.     Disc,  concerning  R.  and 

irony  in  writing.     London,  1729.  8°. 
: Another  copy.    (B  1365) 

Ridiger,  Anton.    ERNESTI,  A.  W.    (In  his  Opuscula.  1794.) 

Riding.     See  Horsemanship. 

Ridley,  Rev.  Glocester.  The  blessing  of  religion  to  civil  so 
cieties,  sermon,  Thetford,  Norfolk  Co.,  Mar.  23. 
London,  1753.  4°.  (B  56) 

—  The  good  Christian  never  dies ;  sermon,  funeral  of  "Wm. 

Berriman,  Feb.  10,  1749.     London,  1750.  4°.    (B1243) 
-••   Sermon  before  the  Sons  of  the  Clergy,  April  28.     Lon 
don,  1757.  4°.    (B1269) 
Ridley,  Nicholas,  D.D.     Works.     Camb.,  1841.  8°. 

(Parker  Soc.) 

Contents.  Biog.  notice  of  R.  —  Brief  declaration  or 
treatise  against  transubstantiation.  —  Piteous  lamenta 
tion.  —  Treatise  against  image  worship.  —  Conferences 
with  Latimer  and  Secretary  Bourne.  —  Determination 
cone,  the  sacrament.  —  Judicium  de  epistolis  decretalibus. 

—  Disputation  at  Oxford.  —  Examination   before  the 
Queen's  commissioners.  —  Ridley's  account  of  his  dispu 
tation  at  Oxford.  —  Theological  variations  of  S.  Gardiner. 

—  Answer  to  certain  queries  touching  the  abuses  of  the 
Mass.  —  Injunctions  to  the  diocese  of  London.  —  Reasons 
why  the  Lord's  board  should  be  in  the  form  of  a  table. 

—  Letters. 

—  Several  letters.]     (In  Bradford,   J.     Writings.   1853.) 

—  Fox,  J.    (In  Wordsworth,  C.     Eccles.   biog.,  v.  3. 

1839.) 

Ridley,  Sir  Thomas.  View  of  the  civile  and  eccle- 
siasticall  law.  2d  ed.  London,  1634.  4°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     Oxford,  1639.  4°. 

Ridolfi,  Carlo.  Maraviglie  dell*  arte  ;  ovvero  le  vite 
degli  illustri  pittori  veneti  e  dello  stato. 
2a  ed.  Padova,  1835-37.  2  v.  8°. 

Ridolfl,  Lorenzo.  Lettere.  (In  Dati,  C.  R.  Prose  fior.,  pt. 
4,  v.  2.  1751.) 

—  BISTICCI,  V.  da.    (In  his  Vite.  1859;  and  in  Archivio 

stor.  Hal.,  v.  4.  1843.) 

Ridolfo  e  Bernardo;  commedia.     See  Giraud,  G. 
Ridpath,    George.     The    field    cleared    of    [D.   Wilcox's] 


'Noble   stand';    [with  remarks    on   R.'s    advertise- 
1.     London,  1720.  8°.    (B  110) 


ments]. 


Ried,  A.     Account  of  human  remains  from  Patagonia.    (In 

Smithsonian  Inst.    Report,  1862.) 
Riedel,  Adolph  Friedrich  Johnnn.    Graf  Rudolph  von  llabs- 

burg  nnd  Burggraf  Friedrich  in.  von  Niirnberg  in 

ihren  Verhaltnissen  zu  einander.     (In  Berlin.  Ak. 

d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1852.)  —  Die  Ahnherren  des  prcus- 

sischen  Konigshauses  bis  gegen   das  Ende  des  13. 

Jahrh.  —  Ueber  den  Ursprung  und  die  Natur  der 

Burggrafschaft  Niirnberg.     (In  1854.) 
Rieder,  Georg.    ANDRESEN,  A.    (In  his  Deutsche  Peintre- 

Gravenr,  v.  2.  1865.) 
Riedesel,  Friederike  Charlotte  Louise  (von  Massow), 

Freiin  von.      Berufs-Iieise    nach    America. 

Berlin,  1801.  12°. 

—  Eng.     Letters    and   mem.  rcl.   to   the   war  of 

Amer.  Independence;  tr.  [by  J.  Wallenstein], 
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—  Same.     Tr.  by  W.  L.  Stone.   Albany,  1867.  8°. 

—  ELI,ET,  E.  F.    (In  her  Women  of  the  Amer.  Rev.,  v.  1. 

1848.) 

Riedesel,  Friedrich  Adolphus.  EELKIXG,  M.  von. 
Memoirs,  letters,  and  journals  during  his 
residence  in  America  ;  tr.  from  the  German 
by  W.  L.  Stone.  Albany,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 

Riedesel,  Joseph  Hermann,  Freiherr  von.  TraA'els 
through  Sicily  and  Magna  Grsccia ;  and  a 
Tour  through  Egypt  by  [Tourtichpt- Gran 
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-  MONTEMONT,  A.     (In  his  Bibl.  univ.,  v.  46.  1830.) 
Riedlin  (Lat.  Riedlinus),  Veil.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  16.  1731;  and,  Germ.,  v.  12.  1755.) 
Riego,   Raphael.     MATTFIEWES,   G.     Last   military   opera 
tions  of  Gen.  Riego.     London,  1824.  8°.    (B  570} 

—  PROCES  de  R.     (In  "Causes  polit.  celebres,  v.  3.  1827.) 
Riehl,    Wilhelm    Heinrich.      Culturgeschichtliche 

Novellen.  2rAbdr.     Stuttg.,  1856.  12°. 
Contents.    Der  Stadtpfeifer.  —  Im  Jahr  des  Herrn.  — 
Ovid  bei  Hole.   —   Die  Werke  der  Barmher/igkeit.  — 
Amphion.    —   Grafin  Ursula.   —  Meister  Martin  Hilde- 
brand.  —  Die  Lehrjahre  eines  Humanisten. 

-  Die  deutsche  Arbeit.     Stuttgart,  1861.  8°. 

—  Elsassisclie  Culturstudien.     (In  Historisches  Taschen- 

buch,  1830.) 

—  Eine  geistliche  Stadt  [Freising].    (In  Munich.  K.  Ak. 

de  Wiss.    Miinchner  hist,  jahrbuch.,  1866.) 

—  Die  Naturgeschichte  des  Volkes,  als  Grundlage 

einer   deutschen»  Social-Politik.      Stuttgart, 

Augsb.,  1858-69.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Land  und  Leute.  2.  Diebiirger- 
lichc  Gesellschaft.  3.  Die  Familie.  4.  Wanderbuch 
als  2er  Theil  zu  'Land  und  Leute'. 

-  DiePfillzer.     Stuttgart,  Augsb.,  1858.  8°. 
Riemer,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.      Griechish-deutsches 

Worterbuch.  4eAufl.  Jena,  1823-25.  2  v.  8°. 
Rienzi  or  Rienzo,  Cola  (or  Nicolo)  Gabrino  di.  HISTORIC 
Romanse  fragmenta;  in  his  habetur  vita  Nicolai  Lau- 
rentii  sive  di  Cola  di  Rienzo  tribuni  Romanorum 
antea  evulgata.  (In  Muratori,  L.  A.  Antiq.  Ital., 
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—  MEADLEY,  G.  AV.    Two  pairs  of  portraits;   Octavius 

Csesar  and  W.Pitt;  Rienzi  and   Buonaparte.     (In 
Pamphleteer,  1821;  v.  18  of  B  838) 

—  MILMAN,  II.  II.     (In  his  Hist,  of  Latin  Christianity, 

v.  5.  1855.) 
Rienzi;  by  [Sir  E.  Bulwer  Lytton].     N.  Y.,  1836. 

2  v.  12°. 

-    Same.     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1842.  16°. 
Rienzi;  a  tragedy;  by  Miss  M.  R.  Mitford.    (In  Sargent, 

E.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  22.) 
Riepenhausen,  Franz.    ANDRESEN,  A.    (In  his  Die  deut- 

schen  Maler-Radirer,  v.  3.  1866.) 
Riepenhausen,  Johann.    ANDRESEN,  A.    (In  7ds  Die  deut- 

schen  Maler-Radirer,  v.  3.  1866.) 
Ries,  Ferdinand.    Morning;  a  cantata.     (In  Dwight,  J.  S. 

Journal  of  music.  1860.) 

—  Notices  biographiques  sur  L.  van   Beethoven;  tr.  par 

A.  F.  Legentil.  1862.     See  Wegeler,  F.  G. 
Riesbech,   Caspar,  Baron.      Travels  in    Germany, 
1780  ;  tr.  by  Maty.     Dublin,  1787.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In    P'inkerton,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  6.  1809.) 
Riese,  G.  Hier.     Mappa  principatus  ITalberstadiensis  cum 

Reinstein  et  Derenberg,  corrcctior  reddita  a  T.  Ma- 
jcro.    Norimbergas,  1750.     (E  94) 


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Riesa,  Peter  Theophil.  Lohrc  vender  ElektricitUt.  (In 
Dove,  II.  W.  Repertorlura  der  Physik,  v.  2,  6. 
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Riethmueller,  Christopher  James.  Alexander 
Hamilton  and  his  contemporaries.  London, 
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Rieti  (l.nt.  Reate),  city.  ANOKLOTTI,  P.  Descriptio  et  an- 
ti<iuitates.  (In  Grffivius.  Thes.  antiq.  Itiil.,  v.  8, 
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Riffault  des  Hetres,  Jean  Rene  Denis.  Nouveau 
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Same.  2e  pte. ;  par  L.  Ulrich.  Paris,  1861.  8°. 

Rifle,  axe,  and  saddle  bags,  et''.     tier  Milburn,  W.  H. 

line  brigade,  Adventures  in  the.     See  Kincaid,  J. 
Rifle  brigade;  a  farce.     See  Salby,  C. 
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-  RUSSELL,   W.  II.      Rifle   clubs  and  volunteer 

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N.  Y.,  1861.  12°. 

-  BUSK,  H.      Handbook  for  Hythe,  etc.    2d  ed. 

London,  1860.   12°. 

Rifle  volunteers  ;    how  to  organize  and  drill 

them.     3d  ed.     London,  186].  16°. 
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Vol.  1.     Mobile,  1861.  8°. 

Same.     8th  ed.     Mobile,  1863.  2  v.  18°. 

Same.     9th  ed.     Mobile,  1863.  2  v.   18°. 

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1862.  24°. 

-  CLEVELAND,  H.\V.  S.    Hints  to  riflemen.  N.  Y., 

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See  alto  Phoenix  rifles. 
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Rig- Veda.     See.  Veda. 
Rigaltius,  Nicolaus.     See  Rigault,  N. 
Rigaud,  Stephen  Jordan.    Correspondence  of  scien 
tific  men  of  the  17th    cent.      Oxford,   1841. 
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Rigault,  Ange  Hippolyte.  CEuvres ;  prec.  d'une 
notice  biog.  par  S.  M.  Girardin.  Paris,  1859. 
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Contentst.    Vol.  1.   Histoire  de  la  qucrelle  des  anciens 
et  des  modernes.      2.     Questions  d'instruetion  publique. 
-  Discours  prononces   dans  les   distributions  de  prix. 
2,  3.     Etudes  litteraires  et  morales. 

—  CLVILLIER-FLELRY,  A.  A.     (In  his  Historiens,  v.  1. 

1863.) 

-  MoiiY,  C.  de.     (In  his  Les  jeunes  orabrcs.  1865.) 
Rigault,  Nicolas.    Quatuor  clariss.  virorum  satyrae. 

Lugd.  Bat.,  1620.  24°. 

Contents.    Rigault,  X.    Fiinusparasiticum.  —  Lipsius, 
J.     Satyra  Menippaea   soimiium.  —  Cunaeua,  P.     Sardi 
venales.  —  Juliauus,  F.  (.'.     Caesares;  interp.  Cuneo. 
—   and  others.      Observationes   de   populis   fundis.     (In 
Graevius,  J.  G.     Thes.  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  1.  1694.) 

—  NICERON.J.  P.     (7n/ti«  Mem.,  v.  21.  1733;  and,  Germ,, 

v.  15.  1757.) 

Rigby,  Edward,  of  Norwich,  d.  1821.  Case  of  re 
covery  after  a  ball  had  passed  through  the  lungs. 
(In  Soc.  Prom.  Med.  Kuowl.  Comm.,  v.  2.  1790.) 


—  Essay  on  the  uterine  haemorrhage.     3d   ed.      Phila  . 

1786.  8".    (B  822) 

—  Extract    from    Essay   on    uterine   haemorrhage.     (In 

Mass.  Med.  Soc.     Med.  comni.,  v.  1.  1808.) 

—  Holkbam,  its  agriculture.     3d  ed.    (In  Pamphleteer. 

1819;  v.  13  of  B  838) 

-  On  uterine  haemorrhage  which  precedes  deliv 

ery.     London,  1811.  8° 

Rigby,  Edward,  of  London.  On  dysmenorrhuDa 
and  other  uterine  affections.  (In  Barrinton  & 
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-  System  of  midwifery.     London,  1841.  8°.    (Li 

brary  of  medicine,  v.  6.) 
Rigby,  Elizabeth.     See  Eastlake,  Laily  E. 
Rigdum  Funnidos,  />««?<(/.,  ed.    See.  Comic  almanac. 
Riggs,  Calebs.,  et  til.  vs.  Murray,  J.  B.     CHANCELLOR'S 

opinion,     n.t.p.     [1817.]  8".    (B  340) 
Riggs.  Elias.     Manual    of   the  Chaldee   language. 

Boston,  1832.  8°. 
—   Orthography   of  the   Armenian    and   Turkish  proper 

names.     ( In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  4.  1854.) 

—  Inverted  construction  of  modern  Armenian.     (In 

v.  6.  1860.) 
Riggs,  Mrs.  M.  A.  C.     Eliza  Marpicokawin  qa  Sara  War- 

panica  Qon.     Boston,  1842.  12".    (E  54) 
Riggs,  Stephen  R.      Dakota  tawoonspe.     Lessons, 

book  1.     Louisville,  [1850].  2  pt.  16°. 

-  Grammar  and  dictionary  of  Dakota.    (In  Smithsonian 

Inst.     Contrib.,  v.  4.  1852.) 

-  Wowapi  mitawa.  My  own  book;  from  Gallau- 

det's  [primers].     Boston,  1842.  16°. 

-  and  Pond,  G.  H.      Dakota  1st  reading  book. 

Cincin.,  1839.  16°. 

Righetti,  Pietro.  Descrizione  del  Campidoglio. 
Roma,  1833-36.  2  v.  f°. 

Right  aim,  The.     See    Davenport,  R. 

Right  and  left.  DUPUY,  M.  S.  Diss.  de  homine 
dextro  et  sinistro.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1780.  8°. 

Right  and  wrong  in  Boston.  See  Boston  Female  Anti- 
Slavery  Soc.  (p.  345). 

Right  at  last;  by  E.  C.  Gaskell.      N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 

-  Same.     (In  her  Cousin  Phillis.  1867.) 

Right,  duty,  and  importance  of  free  inquiry  in  religion;  by 
a  member  of  the  [Unitarian]  Society.  Phila.,  1807. 
8°.  (B  209) 

Right  honourable  annuitant  vindicated.  London,  1761.  8° 
(B  1520) 

Right  of  petition ;  N.  E.  clergymen ;  remarks  of  Messrs. 
Everett,  Mason,  etc.,  on  the  memorial  of  3,050  cler 
gymen  against  the  Xebraska  bill,  Sen.,  March  14. 
Wash.,  1854.  8".  (B  1506) 

Right  of  Protestant  Dissenters  to  toleration  asserted ;  con 
taining  an  historical  account  of  the  test  laws;  by  a 
layman.  London,  1789.  8°.  (B  1964) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.    London,  1789.  8°.    (B  126,  750,  772) 
Right  of  search.    See  Visitation  and  Search. 

Right  of  the  British  legislature  to  tax  the  American 
colonies  vindicated.  London,  1774.  8°. 

—  Other  copies.    (B  380,  662) 

Right  of  Universalists  to  testify  in  a  court  of  justice  vindi 
cated.  Boston,  1828.  8°.  (B  1759) 

Right  way,  The;  Nov.  18,  1865  -  Mar.  2,  1867. 
Boston,  1865-67.  f°. 

Righteousness.  PORTER,,!.  Absurdity  of  substituting  the 
personal  righteousness  of  men,  etc.;  sermon,  Brain- 
tree,  Dec.  25, 1749.  Boston,  1750.  8°.  (B  155,  C  162) 

—  BRIANT,   L.      Some   friendly   remarks   on  a  sermon, 

Braintree,  by  J.  Porter.     Boston,  1750.  8°.    (B  155) 

—  FOXCROFT,  T.     Humilis  confessio,  etc.;  sermon,  Jan. 

30,  representing  the  Protestant  [doctrine  of]  per 
sonal  righteousness.  Boston,  1750.  8°  (B  67  223 
274) 

—  PORTER,   J.     Vindication   of  [his]    sermon,   Dec.   25, 

1749;  answer  to  [Briants']  'Some  friendly  remarks' 
etc.  Boston,  1751.  8°.  (B  155) 

—  BRIANT,  L.     Some  more  friendly  remarks  on  Porter 

&  Co.     Boston,  1751.  8°.    (B  155) 

Rightful  heir,  The;  a  drama.  See  Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B., 
Baron. 

Rights  and  priviledges  of  London  proved;  preface  [only, 
on]  dissolving  corporations.  Lond.,  1689.  f".  (A  50) 

Rights  of  a  government  to  the  services  of  its  citizens  or  sub 
jects  who  have  emigrated  beyond  its  territorial  ju 
risdiction.  Boston,  1808.  8°.  (B991) 

Rights  of  colonies  examined.    See  P***. 


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2518 


RINUCCINI 


Rights  of  Great  Britain  asserted  against  the  claims  of 
America.  See  Dalrymple,  SirJ. 

Rights  of  man,  etc.     See  Paine,  T. 

Rights  of  neutrals  and  belligerents  from  a  modern 
point  of  view ;  by  a  civilian.  Lond.,  1862.  8°. 

Rights  of  Parliament  vindicated,  on  the  occasion  of  the  late 
stamp  act;  addressed  to  all  the  people  of  Great 
Britain.  London,  1766.  8°.  (B371) 

Rights  of  the  British  colonies  considered;  adminis 
tration  and  regulation  of  the  colonies  ex 
ploded.  London,  [1765?].  8°. 

Rights  of  the  Cong,  parishes  of  Mass.;  [by  J.  Lowell] 
2d  ed.  Boston,  1827.  8°.  (B  270) 

Rights  of  the  free  states  subverted,  n.p.,  [1848?!.  8° 
(B 1503) 

Rights  of  the  kingdom  ;  or,  The  customs  of  our 
ancestours  touching  the  duty,  power,  election, 
or  succession  of  our  kings  and  parliaments  ; 
[by  J.  Sadler],  London,  1649.  4°. 

Rigolet  de  Juvigny,  Jean  Antoine.  Discours  sur  le  progres 
des  lettres  en  France.  (In  Lacroix  du  Maine,  F. 
G.  Bibliotheques  francoises,  v.  1.  1772.) 

Rigoli,  Luigi.  Lex.ione  sopra  'Chiose  sopra  Dante'.  (In 
Chiose.  1846.) 

Rigord  or  Rigot,  — .  Vic  de  Philippe-Auguste.  (In  Guizot. 
Col.  des  mem.,  v.  11.  1825.) 

Rigsmal;  Song  of  King  Eric;  an  allegorical  account  of 
the  origin  of  ranks  and  titles.  (In  Hampson,  R.  T. 
Orig.  panic.  1846.) 

Riker,  James,  Jr.  Annals  of  Newtown,  Queen's 
Co.,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  1852.  8°. 

Riley.    See  also  Reilly. 

Riley,  Henry  Thomas.  Dictionary  of  Latin  quota 
tions,  proverbs,  etc.  London,  Bo/in,  1856.  8°. 

—  ed.    Memorials  of  London  and  London  life  in  the  13th- 

15th  cent.   —  Munimenta    Gildhallse  Londoniensis. 

See  London.     Corporation  (p.  1773). 
Riley,  Capi.  James.    Authentic  narrative  of  the  loss 

of  the  brig  Commerce  on  the  western  coast 

of  Africa,  1815.     N.  Y.,  1817.  8°. 
Riley,  John.    KNOWJ.TON,  W.  E.    (In  his    Three  trials. 

1849.    C  253) 
Rille,  Laurent  de.  Enseignment  de  la  musjque.  (In  France 

Com.  Imp.  de  I'Ji'rpos.,  1867.    Rapport,  v.  13.) 
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—  J.  Stansfeld.  —  II.  A.  Layard.  —  E.  Cardwell.  —  G. 
J.  Gost-hen.   —   Sir  R.  Peel.    —  C.  Gilpin,  Esq.   —  H. 
Brand.  —  John  Bright.  —  Independent  lit/eraln.     Jacob 
Bright.  —  P.  Taylor.  —  J.  White.  —  G.  Melly.  —  T. 
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Wintcrbotham.   —  J."  Cowen.   —   A.  Lusk.    —    Sir  F. 
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Whalley.  —  Ifew  member*.     C.  Reed.  —  S.  Morley.  — 
H.  Ricliard.   —   W.  M'Arthur.   —   Men  who  have,  'been 
M.P.'s.     T.M.Gibson.   —  J.  A.  Roebuck.   —   Mr.  B. 
Osborne.  —  E.  Miall.  —  E.  Horsman.  —  Wm.  S.  Lindsay. 

—  J.  Whiteside.   —  J.  S.  Mill.   —   Members  who  have 
become  peers.    Ld.  J.  Russell.  —  Sir  Bulwer  Lytton.  — 
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—  W.  J.  Fox.  —  R.  Cobden.  —  T.  S.  Duncombe.  —  H. 
Drummond.   —  Sir  C.  Napier.   —  Sir  C.  Lewis.   —  8. 
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—  Scott  and  Scotland.    Lond.,  1835.  12°.  (Heath's 

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—  Travelling  sketches  on  the  Rhine  and  in  Bel 

gium,    and    Holland.       London,    1833.    12°. 
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—  Versailles.     London,  1839.  8°.      (Heath's  pict. 

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8°.      (Heath's  pict.  ann.) 
Ritchie,  Montgomery.    ELIOT,  S.    (In   Higginson,  T.  W. 

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stigma  of  adherence  to  secret  societies,  Mar.  8, 1837 ; 

with  letter  to  D.  Webster,  and   his   reply.     Boston, 

1841.  8°.    (B  1499,  E  57) 


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Ritorno  dulla  villegglatura,  II ;  commcdia.    See  Goldoni,  C. 

Kitrosia  dii>:trnint.i,  La.     See  Metastasio,  P. 

Ritschl,  Albreeht.  Einige  ErlHuterungen  zu  dem  Send- 
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—  The  Eric  of  Tolous.  —  The   squyer  of  lowe  deirrc.  — 
The  knight  of  curtesy,  and  the  fair  lady  of  Fnguell. 

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poets  of  the  12th-16th  cent.  Loncl.,  1802.  8°. 

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author  by  Sir  II.  Nicolas.  London,  1833. 
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—  Ueber   unsere  Kenntniss    der  arabischen  Philosophic 

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Introductory  essay  to  general  comparative  geography. 

—  General  obs.  on  the  fixed  forms  of  the  earth's  surface. 

—  Geog.  position  and  horizontal  extension  of  the  conti 


nents.  —  Remarks  on  form  and  numbers  as  auxiliary  in 
representing  the  relations  of  geog.  spaces.  —  The  hist, 
element  in  geog.  science.  —  Nature  and  history  as  the 
factors  of  nat.  hist. ;  or,  Remarks  on  the  resources  of  the 
earth.  —  The  external  features  of  the  earth  in  their 
influence  on  the  course  of  hist. 

-  Geschichte  der  Erdkunke  und  der  Entdeckun- 

gen  ;  hrsg.  v.  II.  A.Daniel.  Berlin,  1861.  8°. 

-  Verzeichniss   seiner    Bibliothek    und   Karten- 

sammlung.     Lp/.,  1861.  8°. 

—  Zur  Geschichte  des  petriiischen  Arabiens  und  seiner 

Bewohner.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh. ,1824.)— 
Ueber  geog.  Stellung  und  horizontal  Ausbreitung 
der  Erdtheile.  (In  1826.)  —  Ueber  Veranschaulich- 
unggmittel  raiimliehcr  Verhaltnisse  bei  graphischen 
Darstellungen  durch  Form  und  Zahl.  (In  1828-31.) 
—  Ueber  Alexander  des  Grossen  Feldzug  am  indis- 
chen  Kaukasus.  (In  1829.)  — Ueber  das  hist.  Ele 
ment  in  der  geog.  Wissenschaft.  (In  1833.)  — Der 
tellurische  Xusammcnhang  der  Natur  und  Gesch.  in 
den  Productionen  der  drei  Naturreiche,  oder; 
Ueber  cine  geog.  Produktenkunde.  (In  1836.)  — 
Ueber  die  geog.  Verbreitung  des  Zuckerrohrs,  sac- 
cbarum  oflicinarum,  in  der  alten  Welt  vor  dcssen 
Verpflanzung  in  dieneue  Welt.  (In  1839.)—  Ueber 
riiumliche  Anordnungen  auf  der  Aussenseite  des 
Erdballs,  und  ihre  Functionem  im  Entwicklungs- 
gange  der  Geschicbten.  (In  1849.)  —  Ueber  die 
geog.  Vcrbreitung  der  Baumwolle  und  ihr  Verhiilt- 
niss  zur  Industrie  der  Volker  alter  und  neuer  Zeit. 
(In  1851.)  — Ueber  einige  veischiedenartige  charak- 
teristische  Denkmale  des  nurdl.  Syriens.  (In  1S54.) 

—  GAGE,  W.  L.     Life  of  R.     N.  Y.,  1867.  16°. 

—  GUYOT,  A.     Address   to   the  American  Geog.  Statist. 

Soc.  on  R.     Princeton,  1860.  8°.    (B  1223) 
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—  IDELEK,  J.  L.       Namen  u.  Sach-Vcrzeichniss 

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Ritter,  Die,  und  die  Bauern ;  Schauspiel;  von  F.  La  Motte 
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Rittershausen  or  Rittershaus  (Lai.  Rittershusius},  Kon- 
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—  NlCERON.J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,v.  32.  1835:  and,  Germ.. 

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Rittershusius,  Nicolaus.     Territorii  Novoforensis  in  Supe- 

riore   Palatinatu   deseriptio.     n.p.,    [16—1.     (E  78, 

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and  state.  1870.) 

—  SOLEMNITY  of  our  Anglo-Catholic  ritualism  defended; 

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—  LITTLEDALE,  R.  F.   Missionary  aspect  of  R.   [1865.]  — 

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—  SADLER.,  M.  F.    Liturgies  and  ritual.    (In  Weir,  A. 

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See  aho  Baptism  ;  —  Worship. 

Riunioni   degli   Scienziati   Italian!.    Atti.     Pisa, 

etc.,  1840-47.  9  v.  4°. 

Xote.  1839  tenuta  in  Pisa;  1840,  Torino;  1841,  Firenze; 
1842,  Padova;  1843,  Lucca;  1844,  Milano;  1845,  Napoli; 
1846,  Geneva. 

Riva,  Fra  Buonvicino  da.  Zinquanta  eortexie  da  tavola; 
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Riva,  Filippo.  Madrigali.  (In  Trucchi,  F.  Poesie  Hal., 
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Rivadeneira,  Pedro  de.     See  Ribadeneyra. 

Rival,  Pierre.  Part  of  the  Abbot  de  Vertot's  'Diss. 
upon  the  origine  of  the  Salick  laws'  examined ; 
in  four  parts,  the  last  cont.  a  demonstration 
of  King  Edward's  right  to  the  crown  of 
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Rival  candidates,  The;  comic  opera.     See  Dudley,  II.  B. 

Rival  fools,  The;  comedy.     See  Gibber,  C. 

Rival  ladies,  The;  a  tragi-comedy ;  by  J.  Dryden.  (In  his 
Works,  v.  2.  1808.) 

Rival  queans;  a  farce.     See  Gibber,  C. 

Rival  queens,  The ;  a  tragedy.     See  Lee,  N. 


RIVAL 


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ROAD 


Rival  sisters,  The ;  a  tragedy.    See  Murphy,  A. 

Rival!  generosi,  I.     See  Zeno,  A. 

Rivalites,  Les  ;  par  II.  cle  Balzac.   Paris,  1865.  16°. 

(CEuvres  completes.) 

Rivals,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Sheridan,  R.  B. 
Rivalta,  Giuseppe  Maria.    PAPOTTI,  T.    (In  his  Elogi  d' 

Imolesi.  1841.) 
Rivalto,  Giordano  da.    FABRONI,  A.    (In  his  Memorie  di 

Pisani,  v.  3.  1792.) 
Rivalto,  Kanieri  da,  Dominican.    FABRONI,  A.    (In  his 

Mem.  di  Pisani,  v.  4.  1792.) 
Rivarol,  —  (pseud,  for  M.  J.  R.  Montgaillard).    Histoire 

secrette  de  Coblence  dans  la  revol.  fran9.     Londres, 

1795.  8°.    (C  93) 
Rivarol,  Antoine  Rivaroli,  called  Comte  de.  CEuvres 

completes.  2e  ed.     Paris,  1808.  5  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.1.     De  la  nature  du  langage  en  general. 

2.  L'universalite  de  la  langue  fran9aise.  —  Lettresa  M. 
Necker.   —   Sur  les  'Synonymes  francjais'  de  M.  1'abbe 
Roubaud.  —   Lettres.  —  Sur  Florian.  —   Sur  Mine,  de 
Stael.  —  Songc  d'Athalie.  —  Desaveu  du  Sieur  Griinod 
de  la  Reyniere,  cone,  la  parodic  d'Athalie.   —   Le  vrai 
Desaveu  du  Sieur  Griinod.  —  Essai  sur  1'amitie.  —  Dis- 
cours  sur  le  droit  romain.  —  Fragments.  —  Reflexions. 

3.  DC  la  vie  et  des  poemes  du  Dante.   —   De  I'Enfer, 
avec  notes.  —  Poesies.    4.    Extraits  du  journal  politique 
et  national.      5.    Almanach  des  grands  homines.  —  Dia 
logue  du  public  et  de  I'anonyine;  par  M.  J.  de  Chenier. 

—  La  confession  du  eomte  Gritblin  ;  par  M.  de  Maribarou. 

—  Kecueil  d'epigrammes,  chansons,  et  pieces  fugitives. 

—  Portrait  du  due  d'Orleans  et  de  Mme.  de  G***.  —  Vie 
politique  de  Mme.  de  la  F**.  —  Pensees,  traits,  et  bon 
mots. 

—  Diss.    sur   1'universalite  de  la   langue   franjoise.     (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Diss.  1784.) 
-  Memoires.     Paris,  1824.  8°.     (Berville  et  Bar- 
riere.     Col.  des  mem.) 

—  SKETCH.]     (In  Men  and  women  of  France,  v.  1.  1852.) 
Rivas,  Angel  Perez  de  Saavedra  y  Ramirez,  duque  de.     Don 

Alvaro.     Madrid,  1859.  1(5°.    (C  298) 

—  Poesias.      (In  Wolf,   F.   J.    Floresta  de   rimas,  v.  2. 

1837.) 
Rivault,  David,  sieiir  de  Fleurance.    NICERON,  J.  P.     (In 

his  Mem.,  v.  37.  1737.) 
Rivecourt,  W.  de.     Buknopt   biog.  handwoordenboek  van 

Nederland.  1854-01.     See  Kobus,  J.  0. 
River  and  Harbor  Convention.     See  Harbor  and  River 

Convention. 
River   and    harbor    improvements.      WINTHROP,    R.   C. 

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1846.  8°.    (B  1501) 

—  ROCKWELL,  J.  A.     Comparison  between  the  internal 

and  foreign  commerce  of  the  U.  S.;  speech  on  the 
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—  HAHBOK  AND  RIVER  CONVENTION,  Chicago.    Proc., 

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—  DOIXU.AS,  S.  A.     Speech  [on  the]  river   and   harbor 

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Riverius     ret'ormatus ;     or,     Modern     practice    of 

physick  ;  by  a  doctor.     London,  1713.  8°. 
Rivers,  David,  D.D.      Literary  memoirs  of  living 

authors  of  Gr.  Brit.     London,  1798.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     A  -  L.      2.     M  -  Z. 
Rivers,   Win.   James.      Sketch    of    the  history  of 

South  Carolina.     Charleston,  1856.  8°. 
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—  JOHNSTON,  A.  K.     River  systems  of  Europe  and  Asia, 

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—  HUMPHREYS,  A.  A.     Method  of  obtaining  the  amount 

of  water  in  rivers.  (In  Smithsonian  Inst.  Reports, 
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—  RAWLINSON,  R.     River  obstructions  and  pollutions  by 

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See  also  Alabama; — Amazon; — Androscoggin  ;  — 
Congo  ;  —  Connecticut ;  —  Danube  ;  —  Delaware  ;  — 
Dnieper ;  —  Elbe  ;  —  Euphrates;  —  Ganges  ;  —  Hud 
son  ;  —  Indus ;  —  Jordan  ;  —  Kennebec  ;  —  Loire  ;  — 
Mississippi;  — Missouri ;  —Moselle;  —  Niger;  — Nile; 

—  Ohio  ;  —  Orinoco ;  —  Oxus  ;  —  Parana ;  —  Penobscot ; 


—  Potomac  ;  —  Red  ;  —  Rhine ;  —  Rhone  ;  —  Rio  Ja 
neiro  ;  —  Saint  Lawrence;  —  Seine  ;  —  Tennessee  ;  — 
Thames;—  Tiber;  —  Tang-Tse-Kiang  ;  —  alno  River 
and  harbor  improvements. 

Rives,  John  C.     RITCHIE,  T.    Refutation  of  R.'s  statements 

cone,  the  public  printing.    Wash.,  1850.  8°.     (B  1506) 

Rives,  Wm.  Cabell.     Discourse   on    the    character 

of   J.   Hampden,   before  the  trustees   of  Hampden 

Sydney  Coll.,  Nov.  12.  Richmond,  1845.  8°.  (B  1581) 

-  History  of  the  life  and  times  of  Madison.    Bos 

ton,  1859-68.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Speech  at  a  public  dinner  at  Louisa  C.  II.,  Va.,  Sept. 

7.    Charlottesville,  1839.  8°.    (B  1497) 

—  Speech    on    his   resolutions   respecting  [the]  fiscal  ar 

rangements  with  the  Bank  of  the  U.  S.,  Dec.  20, 1838. 
Wash.,  1839.  8°.  (B  1541,  1815) 

—  APPLE-TON,  N.     Letter  to  R.  on  slavery  and  the  union. 

Boston,  1«60.  8°.     (B  1481) 

-  LAWRENCE,  A.  Letter  to  R.   Boston,  1846.  8°.  (B  1514) 

-  MASS.    HIST.   Soc.      Death   of   R.      (Jn   their  Proc., 

1867-69.) 

Rivet  (Lett.  Rivetus),  Andre,  A.  1573.  Comment- 
arii  in  Exodum.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1634.  4°. 

-  Commentarii  in  Hoseam  ;  ace.  Explicatio  Esaiae 

liii.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1625.  4°. 

-  Commentarii  in  Psalmos  propheticos.      Lu«-d. 

Bat.,  1626.  4°. 

-  Disputationes  de  Dei  dispensatione  circa  salu- 

tcm  ;  ace.  Collegium  coiitroversiarum  inter 
orthodoxos  et  pontiticios.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1631. 
12". 

—  In  Genesin  exercitationes.     t.p.w.  [1633.]   4°. 

-  POLYANDER,  J.,  and  others.     Synopsis  purioris 

theologian.     Ed.  2a.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1632.  8°. 
Rivetus,  Andreas,  Jr.,  pseud.     See  Marvell,  A. 
Riviera,  Domenico.     Vita   di  R.  Fabbretti.      (hi  Crescim- 

beni,  G.  M.     Vile  degli  Arcadi,  v.  1.  1708.) 
Riviera.     RATTI,  C.  G.     Descrizione  della  pitture, 

scolture,    e   architetture    delle    due   Riviere. 

Geneva,  1780.  16°. 

-  BENXKT,    J.  H.      Winter  and   spring    on    the 

shores  of  the  Mediterranean  ;  or,  The  Riviera, 
Men  tone,  etc.,  as  winter  climates,  [1859-74]. 
4th  ed.  N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

—  Cox.S.S.    [1869.]  (In  his  Search  for  winter  sunbeams. 

1870.) 

Riviere,    Henri    Laurent.       La   grande    marquise. 

Paris,  1869.   18°. 
Contmtx.    Le  eomte  d'Arbray.  —  Le  cirque  Gory. 

-  Le  meutrier  d'Albertine  Renouf;    les  derniers 

jours  de  Don  Juan.     Paris,  1867.   18°. 

-  Romans  et  nouvelles.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  dec. 

1862 -oet.   1875.) 

Rivington,  John.     See  Court  and  city  register,  1765-66. 

Rivinus  or  Bachmann,  Andreas,  I.  1600.  De  majiimis,  mat- 
campis,  ct  roncaliis.  —  De  venilia  et  salaeia,  nee  noil 
malacia.  (In  Grsevius,  J.  G.  S3-ntag.  1702.) 

—  NICEUON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  33.  1736.) 
Rivoire,  Denis  de.     La  baie  d'Adulis  et  ses  alentours.     (In 

Paris.     Soc.  de  Geog.    Bui.,  5e  ser.,  v.  15.  1868.) 
Rivolta.     Chronicon  parvum  Ripaltae,  1195-1405.     (Jn  Mu- 

ratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Ital.  ser.,  v.  17.  1730.) 
Rivot,  Louis  Edouard.     Exploitation  et  traitement 

des  minerals   de   ploinb.     (In  France.    Com.   Imp. 

de  VKxpos.  de  1867.     Rapports,  v.  5.) 

-  Principes  du  traitement    des   minerais   metal- 

liqnes.     Paris,  1859-60.  2  v.  8". 
Contents.      Vol.  1.      Cuivre.      2.     Ploinb.   —  Argent. 
Rix,   S.   Wilton.      Introductory    memoir,   notes,   etc.     (In 

Bohun,  E.    Diary.  1853.) 
Rizos  Neroulos,  Jacovaky.      Histoire  moderne  de 

la  Grece.     Geneve,  1828.  8°. 
Rizzio,  David.     RLTHVEN,  P.     Relation  of  death  of  R.     (In 

Tracts   illust.  of  antiq.  of  Scotland.  1836.) 
Roache,  liev.  Alexander.     Correspondence  on  controverted 

points  of  doctrine,  [with]  W.  Archer.    Dublin,  1826. 

8°.     (B  1361) 
Road    to    Paradise,   The;    by   Rutebeuf.      (In    Le   Grand 

d'Aussy,  P.     Fabliaux,  v.  3.  1815.) 
Road  to  peace,  commerce,  wealth,  and  happiness,  The ;  by 

an  old  farmer,     n.t.p.  [1812.]  8°.     (B  452) 
Road  to  ruin,  The.     See  Holcroft,  T. 


ROADS 


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ROBBINS 


Roads.  History.  CURTIUS,  E.  Zur  Geschichte  des 
Wegebaus  bei  <len  Qriechen.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d. 
Wiss.  Abh.,  1854.) 

SMII.KS,  8.     Early   roads  and  modes   of   travelling, 

[1285-1768].     (In  his  Lives  of  engineers,  v.  1.  1861.) 

—  JOHNSON,  8.  W.    Turnpike    roads.    (In   his    Rural 
econ.  1806.) 

-  EDGEWORTH,  II.  I,.     Construction  of  roads  and 

carriages.   [1810.]     London,  1817.  8°. 

-  McADAM,  J.    L.      Present  system   of   road   making. 

[1818.J     2d  ed.     Bristol,  1819.  8°.    (B  1424) 
Same.     7th  ed.     London,  1823.  8°. 

—  MACCARTHY,  J.  J.  A.   Prospectus  of  a  new  pavement 

for  the  carriage-ways  of  the  metropolis.  London, 
[182-].  f°.  (A  42) 

-  GR.    BRIT.        Commissioners   for    Roads    and 

Bridges  in  the  Highlands  of  Scotland.  9th 
report,  n.p.,  1821.  f". 

-  PENN.    Soc.    FOR    PROM.   INTERNAL   IMPROVE 

MENTS.  He-ports  on  canals,  roads,  etc. ;  by 
W.  Strickland.  Plula.,  1826.  obi.  f°. 

-  POLONCEAU,    A.   11.      Sur     1' amelioration    des 

routes  en  empierrements  par  1'emploi  de 
matiercs  d'agregation.  [1829-44.1  Paris, 
1844.  4". 

-  PARNELL,  Sir  II.     Treatise  on  roads.    London, 

1833.  8°. 

-  LAW,  II.     Rudiments  of  the  art  of  construct 

ing  and  repairing  common  roads ;  prefixed, 
Survey  of  the  principal  metropolitan  roads, 
by  S.  Hughes.  2d  ed.,  with  add.  London, 
Weale,  1855.  12°. 

-  BANDE,  E.    Routes  et  ponts,  navigation  interieure, 

etc.  (hi  France.  Com.  Imp.  de  V Expos,  de  1867. 
Rapports,  v.  10.) 

-  BECKWITII,  A.     Report   on   asphalt   and   bitumen,  as 

applied  in  construction  of  streets,  roads,  and  build 
ings;  also  on  macadamized  streets  and  roads,  etc. 
(In  U.  S.  Commissioners  for  the  Paris  Exposition, 
1867.  Reports.) 

See  also  Appian  Way. 

Roaring  girl,  The.     See  Middleton,  T. 

Rob  of  the  bowl,  a  legend  of  St.  Inigoe's  ;  by  J.  P. 
Kennedy.  Phila.,  1860.  12°. 

Rob  Roy  ;  by  Sir  W.  Scott.     N.  Y.,  1818.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Same.    (In  his  Works,  v.  7,  8.  1829.) 
Rob  Roy  Macgregor.     See  Pocock,  I. 
Rob  Roy.     flee  Macgregor,  J.  A.  M. 
Roba  di  Roma.     See  Story,  W.  8. 

Robb,  James.  Notice  of  observations  on  drift  stria?  in  New 
Brunswick.  (In  Amer.  Aasoc.  Proc.,  v.  4.  1851.) 

—  On  hinds'  houses  and  bothies.    (In  Nat.  Assoc  Prom 

Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1863.) 

Robbe,  Jacques.  Mdthode  pour  la  geographic.  Seed. 

[Tome  2  :    Asie,  Afrique,  Amerique,  Abrege 

de  la  navigation.]     La  Haye,  1704.  12°. 
Robber  of  the  Rhine,  The;  by  G.  Almar.     (In  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  23.) 
Robberds,  J.  G.      Sermon;  Christ  the  giver  of  life.     (In 

Beard,  J.  R.     Sermons.  1832.) 

—  Services,  ordination  of  P.  P.  Carpenter;  prayer  by  J. 

G.  R. ;  [charge]  by  C.  Wellbeloved,  and  [address] 
by  J.  J.  Tayler.  London,  1841.  8°.  (B  1745) 

Robberds,  John  W.  Memoir  of  the  life  and  writ 
ings  of  \V.  Taylor.  London,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 

Robbers.     FIELDING,  H.      Enquiry  into  causes  of 
the  late   increase  of  robbers,  etc.      London. 
1751.  12°. 
See  also  Banditti. 

Robbers,  The.     See  Schiller,  F. 

Robber's  wife,  The;  by  J.  Pocock.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 
stand,  dr.,  v.  32.) 

Robbia,  Luca  della.  Recitazione  del  caso  di  P.  P.  Boscoli 
e  di  A.  Capponi.  (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  v.  1.  1842.) 
—  Vita  di  Bartolomeo  Valori.  (In  v.  4,  pt.  1.  1843.) 

Robbins.     See,  Robins. 

Robbins,  Ainini  Ruhamah.  Half-century  sermon,  Norfolk, 
Oct.  28.  Hartford,  1811.  8".  (B  330) 

—  Letter.     (In    Narratives  of  reformations,  etc.    1800. 

B  1714) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1814.     See  Lee,  C.    (B  282) 

317.    (11.  3.  80.) 


Robbins,  Archibald.  Journal,  compris.  ace.  of  the 
loss  of  brig  Commerce,  upon  western  coast 
of  Africa  ;  also,  slavery,  etc.,  of  the  author 
and  rest  of  the  crew  upon  the  Desert  of  Za- 
hara.  Hartford,  1817.  12°. 

Robbins,  Asher.  Address  to  the  Soc.  for  the  Promotion  of 
Agriculture,  etc.,  in  R.  I.  and  Providence  Planta 
tions.  Newport,  [1802].  8°.  (B  435) 

—  Discourse  before  the   <t>.  B.  K.   Soc.  of   Brown   Univ. 

Boston,  1834.  8°.     (B  262) 

Robbins,  Augustus.  Letter  from  Gen.  Washington  to  Gen. 
Knox,  1789,  with  an  ace.  of  the  first  woolen  manu 
factory  established  in  U.  S.  (In  Maine.  Hist.  Soc. 
Col.,  v.  4.  1856.) 

Robbins,  Chandler,  D.D.,  b.  1738-99.  Address  at  Plymouth, 
to  celebrate  the  victories  of  the  French  Republic 
over  their  invaders.  Boston,  1793.  4°.  (B  653) 

—  Century   sermon,   Kingston,    Plymouth   Co.,   Apr.   2. 

Boston,  1794.  8°.     (B  73) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Humane  Soc.  of  Mass.,  June  14. 

Boston,  1796.  8°.    (B  770,  1694,  1898,  1914,  1923) 

—  Discourse  in  commemoration  of  life  and  character  of 

H.  Ware,  Jr.,  Oct.  1.  Boston,  1843.  8°.  (Amer. 
Unit.  Assoc.,  1st  ser.,  no.  196.  B  1194) 

—  Reply  to  J.  Cotton,  relating  to  baptism.     Boston,  1773. 

8°.    (B  143,  C  125,  149,  187) 

—  Sermon,   May  25,  election  day.      Boston,   1791.  8°.  (B 

178,  179,  187,  855,  859) 

—  Sermon,  ordin.  of  W.  Cotton,  Boylston,  June  6.     Wor 

cester,  1797.  8°.    (B  165) 

—  Sermon,  Plymouth,  Dec.  22,  1793.     Boston,    1794.   8°. 

(B  330) 

—  Some  remarks  on  J.  Cotton's  "General  practice  of  the 

Churches  of  N.  Eng.  rel.  to  baptism  further  vindi 
cated  in  ans.  to  R.'s  'Reply.' "  Boston,  1774.  8°. 
(C  126) 

—  To  please  Christ,   sermon,  Jan.   20,   ordin.    of  L.   le 

Baron.    Boston,  1772.  8°.    (B  1322) 

—  COTTON,  J.  The  general  practice  of  the  Churches  of 
N.  Eng.,  relating  to  baptism,  further  vindicated;  an 
answer  to  C.  Robbin's  Reply.  Boston,  1773.  8°. 
(B  255,  C  125) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1799.     See  Shaw,  Wm.     (B  332) 
Robbins,  Chandler,  d.  1836.      Remarks  on  the  dis 
orders  of  literary    men.       Boston,  182.5.   12". 

Robbins,  Chandler,  b.  1810.  Address  at  the  lay 
ing  of  the  corner-stone  of  the  Second  Church,  May 
30.  Boston,  1844.  8".  (B  1194) 

—  Address  before  the  Jefferson  Literary  Soc.  of  Augusta 

Col.,  Ky.,  Aug.  23.     Cincin.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1580) 

—  The  central  power  of  the  Gospel ;  sermon,  installation 

of  G.  Reynolds,  Concord,  July  8.  Boston,  1858.  8°. 
(B  1322) 

—  Character    of     E.    Peabody.      Cambridge,    1S57.    8°. 

(B  1459) 

—  The  closet;  sermon,  ordin.  of  J.  F.  Brown,  W.  Cam 

bridge.    Boston,  1848.  12°.    (C  212) 

—  Discourse  before  the  2d  Church  in  Boston  in  commem. 

of  H.  Ware,  Oct.  1.     Boston,  1843.  8°.    (B  1194) 

—  Same.    Boston,  A.  U.  A.,  1843.  12°.    (B  1227,  1247) 

—  Discourse  in  commem.  of  W.  P.  Lunt,  Quincy,  June  7; 

also  the  last  sermon  preached  by  Mr.  Lunt,  Dec. 
28,  1856.  Boston,  1857.  8°.  (E  280) 

—  Force  of  right  purpose  ;  sermon,  Nov.  24.    Bos 

ton,  1859.  12°. 

—  Another  copy.    (C  209) 

—  History  of  the  Second  Church  in  Boston.    Bos 

ton,  1852.  8°. 

—  Light  in  the  sepulchre;  Easter  sermon.    Camb.,  1858. 

8°.    (B1300) 

—  Memoir  of  A.  Young.    (In  Mass.   Hist.   Soc.    Col., 

v.  32.  1854.) 
Memoir  of  W.  Appleton,  prepared  for  the  Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.     Boston,  1863.  8°. 

Same.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1862-63.) 

Our   pastors'  offering ;    from  the    writings   of 

the  pastors  of  the  2d  Church  ;  for  the  ladies' 

fair.     Boston,  1845.  16°. 

—  A  pebble  against  the  tide;  sermon,  Nov.  6.     Boston, 

1836.  8°.    (B  1300) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1837.  12°.    (D  64) 

Portrait  of  a  Christian  ;    memoir  of  Maria  E. 

Clapp.     Boston,  1858.   12°. 

—  The  regicides  sheltered  in  New  England.     (In  Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.     Lectures.  1869.) 

—  Remarks   at   various   times.]      (In    Mass.  Hist.   Soc. 

Proc.  1866-67,  1867-69.) 


ROBBIMS 


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ROBERTS 


—  Sermon   after  the  death  of  Mrs.  E.  Frothingham  atid 

Mrs.  C.  F.  Wolcott.     Boston,  1850.  8°.    (B  1539) 

—  Sermon  before  the  2d  Church,  at  the  dedication   of 

their   new   house    of    worship.      Boston,   1845.    8°. 
(B  1309,  1734) 

—  Sermon  on  the  25th  anniv.  of  his  ordination,  Dec.  5. 

Boston,  1858.  8°.    (B  1326) 

—  Sermon  preached  after  the  funeral  of  N.  Lin 

coln.     Boston,  1856.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  1246) 

—  Sermon  preached  before  the  Ancient  and  Honorable 

Artillery  Company,  on  their  198th  anniv.     Boston, 
1836.  8°.    (B  1739) 

—  The  social  hymn-book.     Boston,    1843.  12°. 

—  Thanksgiving    sermon,    Nov.    26.      Boston,    1840.    8°. 

(B  1254) 

-  Two  sermons  deliv.  before  the  Church  and  Soc. 

on  taking  down  their  ancient  place  of  wor 
ship.     Boston,  1844.  8°. 

—  Other  copies.    (B  1183,  1194) 

—  Tribute  to  the  memory  of  departed  infants;  sermon, 

Oct.  11,  1835.     Boston,  1836.  8°.    (B  1194,  1591) 
Robbins,  E.  Y.      Health    of    women.      (In   Nat. 
Asaoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1864.) 

-  The  soldier's  foe.     Cincin.,  1861.  16°. 
Robbins,  Eliza,  comp.     Poetry  for  schools.    N.  Y., 

1828.  12°. 
Robbins,    Ephraim.      Friendly    letter    to    [H.]   Cumings; 

queries  on  his  sermon  on   natural   religion.    New- 

buryport,  1796.  8°.    (B  143) 
Robbins,  James  M.     Address,  200th  anniv.  of  the 

incorp.of  Milton.     Boston,  1862.  8°. 
Robbins,  Jonathan.    ADAMS,  J.     Message  from  the  Pres. 

of  the  U.  S.,  trans,  a  report  of   the   Sec.  of  State, 

and  doc.  rel.  to  the  requisition  for  and  delivery  of 

J.  Robbins.    n.p.,  [1800].  8°.    (W  10) 

—  MARSHALL,  J.     Speech  on  the  resolutions  of  E.  Liv 

ingstone,  rel.  to  T.  Nash  alias  J.  Robbins.     Frank 
fort,  1800.  8°.    (W  13b) 
Same.    Phila.,  1800.  12°.    (B  613) 

—  PINCKNEY,  C.    Case   of  J.   Robbins.     (In  his  Three 

Letters.  1799.    B  356,  423) 

Robbins,  Nathaniel.  Jerusalem's  peace  wished;  election 
[sermon],  June  1.  Boston,  1772.  8°.  (B  146) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  B.  Wadsworth,  Darivers,  Dec. 

23,  1772.     Boston,  1773.  8°.    (B  915) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  P.  Thacher,  Maiden,  Sept.  19, 

1770.     Boston,  1771.  8°.     (B  73,  144,  164,  167) 

—  Funeral  nermon  on.  1795.     See  Thacher,  T.     (B  233) 
Robbins,  Peter  Oilman.    MASS.  MED.  Soc.    Biog.  notice. 

(In  their  Med.  com.,  v.  8.  1854.) 

Robbins,  Philemon.  Plain  narrative  of  the  proc.  of  the 
Assoc.  of  New  Haven  Co.  against  R.,  since  1741. 
Boston,  1747.  8°.  (B  45) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  C.  Robbins.     Boston,  1760.  8°. 

(B  66,  1090) 
Robbins,   Thomas.      Historical   view  of    the   first 

planters  of  New-England.     Hartford,  1815. 

12°. 
Robbins,  Capt,  Thomas.   Cavalry  catechism.     New 

ed.     London,  1864.  12°. 

—  Sermon  on  E.  B.  Cook.     Hartford,  1815.  12°.    (B  1244) 
Robe,  James.    FISHER,  J.    Review  of  J.  Robe's  pref.  to 

'Narrative   of  the  revival   of   religion    at  Kilsyth, 
Cambuslang',  etc.  t.p.w.  [Glasgow,  1742?]  8°.  (C  80) 

Roberdeau,  Isaac.  Oration  on  the  death  of  G.  Washington, 
Johnsonbury,  Feb.  22.  Phila.,  1800.  8°.  (W  55) 

Robert.    See  also    Robertus. 

Robert,  St.,  of  Newminsttr.  LIFE.  (In  Lives  of  the  Eng 
lish  saints,  v.  14.  1845.) 

Robert  ii.,  King  of  France.  ADALBERO.  Poeme  sur  le 
regne  de  R.  —  HELGALDUS,  monk.  Vie  du  roi  R. 
(In  Guizot.  Col.  des  mem.,  v.  6.  1824.) 

Robert  i.,  King  of  Scotland.  BAKBOUR,  J.  The 
Bruce;  or,  the  history  of  Robert  i.;  ed., 
with  notes  and  glossary,  by  J.  Pinkerton. 
London,  1790.  3  v.  8°. 

Same.     Ed.,  with  notes  and  glossary,  by  W. 

W.  Skeat.     London,  1870.  8°.     (Early  Eng. 
Text  Soc.,  extra  ser.,  v.  11.) 

Robert  n.,  King  of  Scotland.  GORDON,  J.  Dissertation 
cone,  the  marriage  of  R.  with  Elizabeth  More.  (In 
Tracts  illust.  of  antiq.  of  Scotland.  1838.) 

Robert,  comte  d'Artois.    See  Artois. 


Robert  de  Watford.  Domesday  of  St.  Paul's  of 
1222.  Lond.,  1858.  4°.  (Camden  Soc.,  v.  69.) 

Robert  of  Bavaria.     See  Rupert  of  Bavaria. 

Robert  of  Gloucester.  Chronicle,  first  published 
from  a  ms.  in  the  Harleyan  Library  by  T. 
Hearne ;  add.,  a  glossary  and  other  improve 
ments,  a  continuation  from  a  ms.  in  the  Cot- 
toman  Library.  Oxford,  1724,  reprinted  1810. 
2  v.  8°.  (Hearne's  Works,  v.  1,  2.) 

—  Life  and  martyrdom  of  Thomas  u  Becket ;    ed. 

by  J.  H.  Black.  London,  1845.  8°.  (Percy 
Soc.,  v.  19.) 

Robert,  the  hermit  of  Mass.  TRIJMBULL,  H.  Life  and  ad 
ventures  of  R.  Prov.,  1829.  8°.  (B  1722) 

Robert,  Clemence.  Le  marronnier  royal.  (In  Echo  des 
feuilletons,  2e  an.  1842.)  —  Louise  de  Lorraine.  (In 
3e  an.  1843.) 

—  Precis  hint,  de  la  guerre  de  1'independance  italienne  en 

1859.  (In  Leynadier,  C.    Mem.  sur  Garibaldi.  1860.) 
Robert,  Cypnen.     Slave  provinces  of  Turkey.     (In  Ranke, 

L.     History  of  Servia.  1853.) 
Robert,  Francois.      Geographic   moderne.     (Vol.  72-74  of 

Encyclopedic  method.  1783-88.) 

Robert,  Leopold.    FEUILLET  DE  CONCHES,  F.  S.    (In  Re 
vue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.-nov.  1848.) 
Robert,  A/me.  Marie  Anne  de  Roumier.     La  paysanne  phi- 

losophe.      (In  Biblioth.  des   romans,  Nouv..  v.  50. 

1801.) 
Robert,  Nicolas.     Histoire  particuliere  des  oiseaux 

de  la  menagerie  du  roi.      (In  Jonston,  J.    Histoire 

nat.  des  oiseaux.  1773.) 

-  and  Jonston,  J.     Collection    des   oiseaux    les 

plus  rares  graves  et  dessines  d'apres  nature. 

Paris,  [1773].  f°. 

Note.     These   are  the  plates  to  Jonston's  'His 
toire  naturelle'. 
Robert,  chef  de  brigands;  drame  par  [J.  H.  F.]  La  Mar- 

telliere.     Paris,  1793.  8°.     (B  1015) 
Robert  Emmet;    by  J.  Pilgrim.     (In    Sargent,   E.      Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  37.) 
Robert  Falconer;    by    G.    MacDonald.      London, 

1868.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  [1871].  8°. 

-  Same.    (In  Argosy,  v.  3-4.  1867.) 

Robert  Macaire:  or,  The  two  murderers;  a  melo-drama. 
See  Selby,  C. 

Robert  of  Cysille.  (In  Ellis,  G.  Spec,  of  early  Eng.  met 
rical  romances,  v.  3.  1811.) 

Robert  the  devyll ;  a  metrical  romance.  London, 
1798.  16'°. 

—  Same.    (In  Thorns,  W.  J.    Early  English  prose  ro 

mances,  v.  1.  1858.) 
Robert  de  Vaugondy,  Didier.    Atlas  d'etude,  pour 

Finstruct.  de  la  jeunesse;    augm.  par  Dela- 

marche.     Paris,  [182-].  f°. 
Robert  de  Vaugondy,  Gilles  and  Didier.      Atlas 

univ.,  cor.  par  Delamarche.  Paris,  [179-].  f°. 
Robert  Dumesnil,  Alexandre  Pierre  Francois.      Le 

peintre-graveur     frangais.      Paris,    1835-71. 

11  v.  8°. 

Note.    Vol.  11  is  'Supplement,  par  G.  Duplessis'. 
Robert -Houdin,  Jean  Eugene.     Memoirs  ;  written 

by  himself.     London,  1859.  2  v.  8°. 
Roberthin,  Robert.  Gedichte.    (/n  Miiller,  W.    Bibl.  deut- 

scher  Dichter,  v.  5.  1823.) 
Roberti,  Giam  Battista.    Apologhi.      (In  Raccolta  di  apo- 

loghi.  1827;  —and  in  Rac.  di  favol.  ital.  1833.) 
—   Favole.     (In  Rac.  di  favole.  1834.) 

-  Letterc.     (In  Rac.  di  prose,  v.  2.  1830.) 

Roberts,  — .  Voyage  to  the  Levant,  1692;  with  an  ace.  of 
his  sufferings  amongst  the  Corsairs;  description  of 
the  Archipelago  Islands:  his  rel.  of  taking  Scio,  1696. 
(In  Hacke,  W.  Coi.  ofvoy.  1699.) 

Roberts,  Capt.  A.  Never  caught;  personal  adven 
tures  in  blockade-running,  1863-64.  Lon 
don,  1867.  16°. 

Roberts,  Rev.  Alexander.  Discussions  on  the  Gos 
pels.  London,  1862.  8°. 

Contents.  On  the  lang.  employed  by  our  Lord;  on 
the  original  lang.  of  Matthew's  Gospel,  and  the  origin 
and  authenticity  of  the  Gospels. 


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—  and  Donaldson,  J.,  eds.    Ante-Nicene  Christian 
library  ;  translations  of  the  writings  of  the 
fathers  to  A.D.  325.    Eclin.,  1867-72.  24  v.  8°. 
Namely.     Vol.    1.     The   apostolic   fathers.    1870.      2. 
Justin     Martyr    and    Athcnagoras.    1808.      3.     Tatian, 
Theophilus,   and   the   Clementine    Recognitions.    1867. 
4,12.     Clementof  Alexandria.  2  v.  1867-6U.      5,9.     Ire- 
nseus.  2  v.  1S63-69.      6,  9.      Hippolytus,  Bp.  of  Rome. 
2  v.  1868-09.      7,  11,  15,  18.     Tertulliamis.  4  v.  1868-70. 
8,  13.     Cyprian.  2  v.  1870,  1869.      9.     See  5,  6.     10,  23. 
Origen.     2   v.    1869-72.       11.  See     7.      12.   See  4.      13. 
See   8.     14.     Methodius,   etc.      15.  See  7.     16.      Apoc 
ryphal  gospels,  acts,  and  revelations.      17.    The  Clem 
entine    homilies.  —  The    apostolic    constitutions.      18. 
Tertullian,  v.  3.     Victorious,  Commodianus.      19.     Ar- 
nobius.    20.     Gregory  Thaumaturgus,  Dionysius  of  Al 
exandria,   Archelaus,    [and]    Syriac    documents.    1871. 
21.     Lactantius.    2   v.  1871.      23.    See  10.      24.      Litur 
gies  and  other  doc.  of  the  Ante-Nicene  period.  1872. 
Roberts,  Rev.  Alfred.     Light  shining  out  of  dark 
ness  ;    the  fidelity  of    the   four  Evangelists. 
London,  1839.  12°. 

Roberts,  Algernon.  [Various  articles.]  (In  Phila.  Soc. 
Prom.  Agric.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1808.)  —  Extirpation  of 
wild  garlick.  (In  v.  2.  1811.) 

Roberts,  Charles.  Calendarium  genealogicum, 
Henry  in.  and  Edward  i.  Lond.,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Excerpta  e  rotulis  finium  in  turri  Londinensi 

asservatis  Henrico  in.  rege.  [Londini,]  1835- 
36.  2  v.  8°. 

Roberts,  David,  R.  A.,  b.  1796,  d.  1864.     The  Holy 
Land,  Syria,  etc. ;  with  hist,  descriptions  by 
G.  Croly.     London,  1842-49.  6  v.  f°. 
Content*.     Vol.  1.    Jerusalem  and  Galilee.      2.     The 
Jordan  and  Bethlehem.     3.    Idumea  and  Petra.     4,  5,  6. 
Egypt  and  Nubia. 

-  BALLANTINE,  J.     Life  of  R. ;  from  his  journal 

and  other  sources.     Edin.,  1866.  4°. 

-  MAHTINF.AU,  II.    (fn  her  Biog.  sketches.  1869.) 
Roberts,  Lieut.  Col.  David.     Letter  to  the  officers  of  the 

army,  explaining  the  cause  of  the  plan  for  officers' 
benefit  fund,  with  supplementary  obs.  on  [it]  by  J. 
Philippart.  —  Plan  for  increasing  the  incomes  of  of 
ficers  of  the  army.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1813;  v.  2  of 
B838) 

Roberts,  David.  Papers  on  a  spared  record  of  the  Salem 
Custom  House.  (In  Essex  Inst.  Hist,  col.,  v.  2. 
1860.) 

Roberts,  Edward.  Letter  from  Dublin  to  P.  Dunstcr.  (In 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  4.  1795.) 

Roberts,  Emma.  East  India  voyager.  London, 
1839.  12°. 

-  Scenes    and     characteristics     of    Hindoostan. 

Phila.,  1836.  2  v.  12°. 
Roberts,  Francis.      Clavis  Bibliorum  ;   key  of  the 

Bible  :  New  Test.     O.  T.  and  t.p.w.  8°. 
Roberts,    Capt.   George.      Four  years'    voyages  of 
R.  to  the  Canaries,  Cape  de  Verde  and  Bar- 
badoes,    [shipwreck    and    residence   on    the 
island  of  St.  John].     London,  1726.  8°. 
Note.       Universally    considered    fictitious,     and    as 
cribed  to  De  Foe.—  W.  Pinkerton,  in  'Notes  andqueries', 
v.  7,  p.  485. 

—  Same.  (In  Green,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1745;  —  in 
Knox,  J.  Col.,  v.  2.  1767;  —  and  in  Moore,  J.  H. 
New  col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.) 

-  Germ.     Reise   nach  den  Canarieninseln,  dem  grunen 

Vorgebirge  und  Barbados,  1721.  (In  Alleemeine 
Hist.,  v.  2.  1748.) 

Roberts,  George,  d.  1860.  Life,  progresses,  and  re 
bellion  of  James,  Duke  of  Monmouth.  Lon 
don,  1844.  2  v.  12°. 

Social   hist,  of    the   people   of    the   southern 
counties  of  Eng.     London,  1856.  8°. 

Roberts,  George.  Cousin  Tom ;  a  comedietta.  (No.  29  of 
Spencer's  universal  stage.) 

Roberts,  George  E.  Discovery  of  large  kist-vaens  on  the 
'Muckle  Heog'  in  Island  of  Unst  [Shetland]  cont. 
urns  of  chloritic  schist.  (In  Anthrop.  Soc.  Mem., 
v.  1.  1865.) 

Roberts,  Henry.  Voy.  and  ambassage  to  Marocco,  1585. 
(In  Hakluyt,  R.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810;  —  and  in 
Kerr,  R.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  7.  1824.) 


Roberts,  Henry.  Dwellings  of  laboring  classes.  (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1858.)  —  Report  on 
Congres  Internationale  de  Bienfaisance  and  Assoc. 
Internal,  de  Bienfaisance.  (In  1858.)  —  Provident 
measures  for  workmen.  —  Sanitary  instruction  of 
labouring  classes.  (In  1862.)  —  Food  kitchens  on 
the  continent.  (In  1863.)  —  Sanitary  instruction 
and  training.  (In  1864.)  —  Measures  taken  in 
France  by  manufacturers  at  Mulhouse  and  Guise, 
for  the  benefit  of  their  working  people.  (In  1866.) 

Roberts,  Jane.  Two  years  at  sea  ;  a  narrative  of  a 
voyage  to  Swan  River  and  Van  Dieman's 
Land,  1829-31.  London,  1834.  8°. 

Roberts,  Job.  Pennsylvania  farmer  ;  selection  from 
treatises  on  husbandry.  Phila.,  1804.  12°. 

Roberts,  John.  WHITTIER,  J.  G.  (In  his  Old  portraits. 
1850.) 

Roberts,  Jonathan.  Address  before  the  Penn.  Agricultural 
Society.  Phila.,  1823.  8°.  (B  938) 

Roberts,  Lewes.  Merchant's  map  of  commerce; 
manner  and  matter  of  trade ;  the  coins  of 
sundry  princes  observed,  coins  of  account 
and  exchanges  expressed,  etc.  2d  ed.  Lon 
don,  1671.  f°. 

Roberts,  Margaret.  Mademoiselle  Mori.  Lpz., 
Tauchnitz,  1862.  2  v.  16°. 

-  On  the  edge  of  the  storm  ;    by  the  author  of 

'Mile.  Mori'.     N.  Y.,  1869.  12°. 

Roberts,  Orlando  W.  Narrative  of  voyages  and 
excursions  on  the  east  coast  and  in  the  in 
terior  of  Central  America.  Edin.,  1827.  18°. 
(Constable's  miscel.,  v.  17.) 

Roberts,  Peter.  Christianity  vindicated  ;  answer  to 
Volney's  'Ruins'.  London,  1800.  8°. 

Roberts,  Sir  Randall  Howland,  4th  Bart.  Glen- 
mahra  ;  or,  The  western  Highlands.  London, 
1870.  8°. 

—  Modern  war  ;  or,  The  campaigns  of  the  first 
Prussian  army,  1870-71.  London,  1871.  8°. 

Roberts,  Richard.  Autumn  tour  in  Spain,  1859. 
London,  1860.  8°. 

Roberts,  Sarah  C.,  vs.  City  of  Boston.  SUMNER,  C.  Argu 
ment  against  the  constitutionality  of  separate  col 
ored  schools,  in  the  case  of  R.  Boston,  1849.  8°. 
(B  1439) 

Roberts,  Solomon  W.  On  the  topography  of  the  states  of 
Pennsylvania  and  Ohio,  etc.  (hi  Amer.  Assoc. 
Proc.,  v.  1.  1849.)  —  Report  of  committee  in  refer 
ence  to  the  publication  of  the  final  geological  report 
of  Pennsylvania.  (In  v.  5.  1851.) 

Roberts,  Sylvester.  2d  ed.  of  the  Secret  'customs',  and  rev 
enue  of  the  sheriff's  office.  Phila.,  1820.  8°.  (B1492) 

Roberts,  Wm.  Divine  institution  of  the  gospel  ministry, 
and  necessity  of  episc.  ordination,  etc. ',  sermon,  pri 
mary  visitation  of  O.  Blackall,  Okehampton,  Aug. 
19,  1709;  added,  a  short  character  of  G.  Hooper,  by 
T.  Coney.  4th  ed.  London,  [after  1727].  8°.  (B123) 

Roberts,  Wm.  Account  of  the  first  discovery  and 
nat.  hist,  of  Florida.  London,  1763.  4°. 

Roberts,  Wm.,  b.  1767,  d.  1849.  History  of  letter 
writing.  London,  1843.  8°. 

-  Memoirs  of  H.  More.     New  York.,  1834.  2  v. 

12°. 

-  Portraiture  of  a  Christian  gentleman.     N.  Y., 

1831.  12°. 

-  Treatise  [on  the  construction  of  statutes  13  Eliz. 

c.  5  and  27  Eliz.  c.  41,  voluntary  and  fraudu 
lent  conveyances.     Phila.,  1807.  8°. 
See  also  Looker-on. 

Roberts,  Wm.,  M.  D.  Essay  on  wasting  palsy. 
London,  1858.  8°. 

Roberts,  Wm.  Hay  ward.  Poems.  (In  Campbell,  T.  Brit, 
poets,  v.  7.  1819.) 

-  WILLMOTT,  R.  A.    (In  his  Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacred 

poets,  v.  2.  1853.) 

Roberts'  Fund  and  China  Mission  Soc.  Minutes.  Louis 
ville,  1840.  8".  (B  1180) 

Roberts' semi-monthly.      Boston,  1841-42.  2  v.  8°. 
Robertson,  A.     Seasons  of  trial,  times  of  preparation.     (In 
Suddards,  W.    Brit,  pulpit,  v.  2.    1836.) 


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Robertson,  Archibald.  Colloquia  demorbis.   Edin., 

1828.  18°. 
—  Conversations   on    anatomy,    physiology,    and 

surgery.     1st  Amer.  ed.      Phila.,  1828.  2  v. 

(v.  1  w.).   12°. 
Robertson,   David.     Tour  through  the  Isle  of  Man.     (In 

Pinkerton,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1808.) 
Robertson,  David.     Reports    of    the   trials    of    A. 

Burr  for  treason     and   for  a   misdemeanor. 

Phila.,  1808.  2  v.  8°. 
Robertson,    Rev.   Frederick   "Wm.      Lectures    and 

addresses    on     literary    and    social    topics. 

Boston,  18-59.  12°. 

-  Sermons  on  Corinthians.     Boston,  1860.  16°. 

-  Sermons  preached  at  Trinity  Chapel,  Brighton. 

1st  ser.   4th  ed.     London,  1857.  8°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1857.   12°. 

—  Same.     2d  ser.   4th  ed.     London,  1858.  8°. 

-  Same.     3d  ser.   2d  ed.     London,  1857.  8°. 

-  Same.     4th  series.     London,  1863.  8°. 

—  BROOKE,  S.  A.    Life  and  letters.   London,  1865. 

2  v.  8°. 

Same.     Boston,  1865.  2  v.  12°. 

Robertson,  G.  A.    Notes  on  Africa  ;  partic.  between 

Cape  Verd  and  the  River  Congo  ;  app.  cont. 

[an]  account   of  the  Cape  of   Good    Hope. 

London,  1819.  8°. 
Robertson,  George.     General  view  of  the  agriculture  of  the 

County  of  Mid  Lothian.     Edin.,  1793.  4°.    (W  77) 
Robertson,  George,  b.  1790,  d.  1871.     Address  on  behalf  of 

the   Deinologian    Soc.   of  Central   College,  July  4. 

Lexington,  1834.  8°.    (B  1100) 

—  Introductory  lecture  before  the  Law  School  of  Transyl 

vania  Univ.     Lexington,  1802.  8°.    {B  1430) 

—  and  Clay,  II.     Addresses   at  the   Clay  festival,  Lex 

ington,  June  9.     Lexington,  1842.  8°.    (B  1499) 

Robertson,  Henry.  Nat.  hist,  of  the  atmosphere ; 
its  connect,  with  medicine  and  agric.  Edin., 
1808.  2  v.  8°. 

Robertson,  J.  To  the  medical  profession.  (In  Emeritus, 
pseud.  Medical  registration.  1853.  B  1558) 

Robertson,  Prof.  James.  Grammatica  lingua;  He- 
braese.  Edin.,  1758.  8°. 

Robertson,  Gen.  James,  b.  1742.  PUTNAM,  A.  W. 
History  of  middle  Tennessee ;  life  and 
times  o'fR.  Nashville,  1859.  8°. 

Robertson,  James,  D.D.  General  view  of  the  agriculture 
in  the  southern  districts  of  the  Co.  of  Perth.  Lon 
don,  1794.  4°.  (W  77) 

Robertson,  James  Burton.  Lectures  on  some  sub 
jects  of  modern  hist,  and  biog. ;  delivered  at 
the  Catholic  Univ.  of  Ireland,  1860-64.  2d 
ed.  Dublin,  1864.  8°. 

Contents.  History  of  Spain  in  the  18th  cent.  —  Life, 
writings,  and  times  of  Chateaubriand.  —  Two  lectures 
on  the  secret  societies  of  modern  times. 

Robertson,  James  Craigie.  Becket,  Abp.  of  Can 
terbury  ;  a  biography.  London,  1859.  8°. 

—  Memoir  of  the  literary  life   of  F.  von  Schlegel.     (In 

Schlegel,  F.     Philosophy  of  history,  v.  1.  1841.) 
Robertson,  JoTin,  b.    1712,   d.   1776.      Treatise    of 

mathematical  instruments,  shewing  their  uses, 

etc.     3d  ed.     London,  1775.  8°. 
Robertson,  John.     Treatise  on  powers  of   cantha- 

rides.     Edin.,  1806.  8°. 
Robertson,    Rtv.   John.     Kingdom   of  God;  sermon.      (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1860.) 
Robertson,   Gen.  John.     History  of   Michigan    during   the 

rebellion.    (In    Lanman,   C.    Red  book  of  Mich. 

1871.) 
Robertson,  John  Parish  and  W.  P.     Francia's  reign 

of  terror.     London,  1839.  8°. 

Robertson,  Joseph  Clinton.  Percy  anecdotes.  See  Byerly,  T. 
Robertson,   Robert.     Essay    on   fevers.      London, 

1790.  8°. 
Robertson,  Thomas.    Outline  of  the  general  report  on  the 

size  of  farms.    Edin.,  1796.  4°.    (W  48) 


Robertson,  Thomas  Campbell.  Remarks  on  recent  publ. 
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Robertson,  Thomas  Wm.  Caste;  an  original  comedy. 
(No.  1  of  DeWitt's  acting  plays.) —  The  Chevalier 
de  St.  George;  drama.  (No.  68.) : — David  Gnrrick; 
comedy.  (No.  22.)  —  Noemie;  a  drama.  (No.  57.) 
—  Not  a  bit  jealous;  farce.  (No.  112.)  — Play;  com 
edy.  (No.  21.)  —Society;  comedy.  (No.  26.)  — 
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54.) 

Robertson,  W.  A  collection  of  various  forms  of 
stoves  for  forcing  plants  and  preserving  ex 
otics.  London,  1798.  4°. 

Robertson,  W.  Ernestine;  tr.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod.  stand, 
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Robertson,  Wm.,  d.  about  1686.  Sepher  tehillim  ; 
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-  Thesaurus  Grsecoe  lingua?.      Cantab.,  1676.  4°. 

-  Thesaurus  lingua;  sancta>,  sive  Concordantiale 

lexicon  Hebrrco-Latino-biblicum  ;  cum  con- 
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Robertson,  Wm.,  b.  1721,  d.  1793.     Hist,  disqui 
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-     Same.     4th  ed.     London,  1804.  8°. 

-  History  of  America.     Dublin,  1777.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     9th  ed.,  included,  the   history  of  Vir 

ginia  to  1800,  and  New  England  to  1652. 
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-  Same.     Hist,  of   the  discov.  and  conquest  of 

America  ;  abridged,  with  a  memoir  from  that 
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—  Hist,  of  Scotland  during  the  reigns  of  Mary  and 
James  vi.;  with  review  of  its  previous  hist.  ; 
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-  History  of  the    reign  of  Charles  v.  ;    with  the 

progress  of  society,  etc.  Lond.,  1769.  3  v.  4°. 

-  Same.     Ed.  by  W.*H.  Prescott.     Boston,  1857. 

3  v.   8°. 

-  Same,  abridged.     N.  Y.,  n.d.  18°. 

-  BROUGHAM,  II. ,Ld.  (In  his  Men  of  letters,  v.  1.  1845.) 

-  LAWRENCE,  E.     (In  his  Lives  of  Brit,  historians,  v.  1. 

1855.) 

-  STEWART,  D.    Account  of  the  life  and  writings 

of  R.     2d  ed.     London,  1802.  8°. 
Same.     (In  his    Works,   v.  10.  1858;  — and  in  his 

Biog.  memoirs.  1811.) 

Robertson,  Wm.,  b.  1740,  d.  1803.  History  of  an 
cient  Greece  till  it  became  a  Roman  province. 

New  ed.     Edin.,  1793.  8°. 
Robertson,  Rev.  Wm.      A  residence  at  Gibraltar 

and  a  visit  to  the  Peninsula  in  1841.     Edin., 

1844.  8°. 

Robertson,  Wm.  Parish.     See  Robertson,  J.  P. 
Robertas    de    Graystanes.     Historic    Dunelmensis 

scriptores   tres :    Gaufridus    de  Coldingham, 

Robertus   de   Graystanes,  et  Willielmus  de 

Chambre;  ed.  by  J.  Raine.      London,  1839. 

8°.       (Surtees  Soc.,  v.  9.) 

Robertus  Guiscardus  or  Viscartus.     See  Guiscard,  R. 
Robertus  Ketenensis.    Voy.  to  Dalmatia,  Greece,  and  Asia, 

1143.     (In  Hakluyt,  R.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810.) 
Robertus  monachus.     Hist,  de  la  premiere  croisade.     (In 

Guizot,  F.  P.  G.     Col.  des  mem.,  v.  23.  1825.) 
Roberval,  Gillis  Personne.    CONDORCET,  J.  A.  N.  C.    (In 

his  (Euvres,  v.  2.  1847.) 
Roberval,  Jean  Francois  de  la  Roque,  sieur  de.     See  La 

Roque,  J.  F.  de,  sieur  de  Roberval. 
Robeson,   Titos.   Kodman.     DAVIS,  J.  C.     (In  Higginson, 

T.  W.     Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Robespierre,  Francois  Maximilien  Joseph  Isidore. 

Discours,  7   prairial,   an   n.      Paris,    an    n    [17931. 

8°.  (B  1892) 

—  Extracts  from  a  speech  on  the  abuses  of  antient  gov 

ernments.    (In  Political  misoel.  1793.    B  349) 


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—  Papicrs  de  K.     (In  Buchez,  P.  J.  B.,  and  Roux,  P.  C. 

Hiitoire  parlementaire  de  la  H6v.  fr.,  v.  35.  1837.) 

-  Political  testament  of  It.,  etc.;  tr.  from  the  Fr.     Lon 

don,  17'J6.  8°.     (B  710) 

—  Report  made  in  the  National  Convention,  in  the  name 

of  the  committee  of  public  safety ;  tr.  Boston,  1794. 
8°.  (B  65) 

-  AnoLPHL's,  J.     (In  hi*  Biog.  mem.,  v.  2.  1799.) 

-  BitoLCiiAM,  II.  L<l.     (In  hi*  Statesmen   of  the  times 

of  George  in.,  ser.  3.  1843.) 

-  COURTOIS,  E.  B.      llapport  fait  au  nom  de  la 

conim.  chargec  de  1'examen  des  papiers  trou- 
vees  chez  Robespierre.  Paris,  [1794].  8°. 

—  CHOKER,  J.  W.    (In  his  Essays.  1857.) 

—  HISTORY  of  Robespierre,  political  and  personal.     Lon 

don,  1794.  8°.    (W  63) 

-  LEWES,  G.H.     Life  of  K.     Phila.,  1849.  12°. 

-  MONTJOIE,  C.  F.  L.  V.  de  la  T.     Ilistoire  de  la 

conjuration  de  R.    Nouv.ed.   Paris,  1796.  8°. 

—  KIOUFFE,  II.  de.    Memoires  d'un  detenu,  pour  servlr  a 

I'hist.  de  la  tyrannic  de  R.  (In  Memoires  sur  les 
prisons,  v.l.  1825;  —  and  in  Barriere,  F.  Bibl.  des 
mem.,  v.  9.  1856.) 

Eng.     Memoirs  of  a  prisoner.     (In  Reign  of  terror, 

v.  1.  1825.) 

Robie,  Thomas,  A.M.  Sermon,  Camb.,  N.  Eng.,  to  Soc.  of 
students.  Boston,  1721.  8°.  (B  53,  C  20,  81) 

Robillard  Peronville,  and  Laurent,  P.  Musee 
Francais,  ou  collection  des  tableaux,  statues, 
et  bas-reliefs  qui  composent  la  collection 
national,  et  des  discours  sur  la  peinture,  la 
sculpture,  et  la  gravure,  par  S.  S.  Croze 
Magnan,  Visconti,  et  Emeric  David.  Paris, 
1803-09.  4  v.  f°. 

Robin,  Charles  Phillippe.  Anatomiemicroscopique 
des  tissus  et  des  secretions.  Paris,  1869.  8°. 

-  Lemons  sur  les  humeurs  normales  et  morbides 

du  corps  de  I'homme.     Paris,  1867.  8°. 

—  and  Verdeil,  F.     Traite  de  chimie  anatomique 

et  physiologique.  Paris,  1853.  3  v.  8°  and 
Atlas  4°. 

Robin,  Claude  C.,    I'abbe.      Florula  Ludoviciana 
flora  of  Louisiana;  tr.  by  C.  S.  Rafinesque. 
N.  Y.,  1817.  12°. 

—  Nouveau   voyage   dans    1'Amerique    Septent., 

1781,  et  campagne  de  1'armee  du  comte  de 
Rochambeau.  Phila.,  1782.  8°. 

-  Eng.  New  travels  through  North  America,  in  a  series 

of  letters.    Boston,  1784.  8°.    (B  632,  703,  992,  2503) 

-  Voyages  dans  1'interieur  de  la  Louisiane,  etc. ; 

suivis  de  La  flore  louisianaise.     Paris,  1807. 

3  v.  8°. 
Robin,  Thomas,  and  others.     Contract  d'assoc.  des 

lesvitesau  trafique  de  Canada.  1613.  [Reimp. 

Paris,  1865.]   4°. 
Robin  Hood.     See  Hood,  R. 
Robin   Jouet,  Les   aventures  de ;   par  E.  Carrey. 

Tours,  1864.  8°. 
Robineau,   Alexandre  Louis  Bertrand,  dit  de  Beaunoir. 

See  Beaunoir,  A.  L.  B. 
Robineau-Desvoidy,  Jean    Baptiste.      Sur   les   myodaircs. 

(In  Paris,  inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor.    Mem.,  v.  2.  1830.) 
Robinet,  Jean  Baptiste  Rene.      Considerations  sur 

1'etat  present    de   la   litterature   en  Europe. 

Londres,  1762.  12°. 
Robinet,  Jean  Francois  Eugene.    Danton  ;  mcraoire 

sur  sa  vie  privee.     Paris,  1865.  8°. 
Robins.    See  also  Robbins. 
Robins,  Benjamin.      Mathematical  tracts  ;  pub.  by 

J.Wilson.     London,  1761.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.      New  principles  of  gunnery.      2. 
Discourse  [on]  Sir  I.  Newton's  methods  of  fluxions  and 
ratios.  —  Remarks  on  Euler's  treatise  of  motion,  Smith's 
system  of  opticks,  and  Jurin's  essay  [on]  vision. 

—  ECLER,  L.     Obs.  upon  the  New  principles  of  gunnery. 

(In  Brown,  H.     True  principles.  1778.) 
Robins,  George.     Catalogue  of  the  classic  contents 
of  Strawberry  Hill,  [sold  25th  Apr.].    Lond., 
1842.  4°. 


Robins,  John.     See  Jackson,  J.    CARE.  1819. 

Robins,  S.  Sermon  ;  human  and  spiritual  knowledge.  (In 
Suddards,  W.  Brit,  pulpit,  v.  2.  1836.) 

Robinson.     See  a! no  Robison  ; — Robson. 

Robinson,  — .  EMLVN,  T.  Remarks  on  'The  doctrine  of 
the  blessed  Trinity  defended,  by  four  London  min 
isters,  Tong,  It.',  etc.  London,  1719.  8°.  (B  112) 

Robinson,—.  Si  LLIVAN,  T.  R.  Brief  exposure  of  Robin 
son's  evasions,  etc.,  in  controversy.  Keene,  1828. 
12°.  (C150) 

Reply  to  Robinson's  review  of  remarks  upon  his  ser 
mon  'illustrating  the  human  and  official  inferiority 
and  supreme  divinity  of  Christ'.  Keene,  N.  H., 
1827.  12°.  (D63) 

Robinson,  — .  CASE  of  young  R.,  tried  for  murder.  Bos- 
tonj  1836.  12°.  (C  204) 

Robinson,  A.  P.,  and  Warner,  E.  Overland  Trac 
tion  Engine  Company ;  transportation  by 
steam  from  Missouri  River  to  the  Rocky 
Mountains;  reports.  Boston,  1865.  8°. 

Robinson,  Abedriigo.  Live  hedges.  (In  Phil.  Agric. 
Soc.  Mem.,  v.  2.  1811.) 

Robinson,  Anastasia,  Countets  of  Peterborough.  CLAYTON, 
E.  C.  (In  her  Queens  of  song.  180').') 

Robinson,  Armand.  Bois  et  forets.  (In  Lacroix,  E. 
Etudes  sur  1'exposition,  1867,  le  ser.,  v.  1.)  —  Les 
corps  grns  alimentaires.  (In  v.  1-3.) 

Robinson,  Benjamin.  Letter  to  T.  Rennet,  in  defence  of 
the  review  of  the  case  of  liturgies.  London,  1710. 
8°.  CB  588) 

Robinson,  Charles.  Evidence  of  a  future  state,  from  reason, 
etc.  (In  Liberal  preacher,  v.  3.  1830.) 

Robinson,  Charles  D.  Legend  of  the  Red  Banks.  ( In  Wis 
consin  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  2.  1856.) 

Robinson,  Charles  S.  Sermon  on  the  death  of  A.  Lincoln. 
(In  Lincoln,  A.  Orn  martyr  president.  1865.) 

Robinson,  Christopher,  LL.D.  Collectanea  mnritima;  col 
lection  of  public  instruments  to  illustrate  prize  law. 
London,  1801.  8°.  (B  672) 

Robinson,  Clement.  Handefull  of  pleasant  delites. 
Reprinted  from  orig.  ed.  of  1584.  Man 
chester,  1871.  4°.  (Spenser  Soc.,  v.  8.) 

—  Same.    (In  Park,  T.     Heliconia,  v.  2.  1815.) 
Robinson,  Conway.     Account  of  discoveries  in  the 

West  until  1519,  and  of  voyages  to,  and  along 

the  Atlantic  coast  of  North  America,  1520- 

73;  prepared  for  the  Virginia  Hist,  and  Phil. 

Soc.     Richmond,  1848.  8°. 
Robinson,   Daniel    A.     Inang.   essay  on   the   treatment  of 

wounds   of   the    femoral   vein.       Geneva,   1819.   8°. 

(E59) 
Robinson,  Denham.     War  office  list  and  directory 

of  the   Brit,   army,    Apr.   1871.        London, 

1871.  8°. 
Robinson,  Edward,  D.D.      Biblical   researches  in 

Palestine,  Mt.  Sinai,  and  Arabia  Petrsea,  by 

E.  Robinson  and  E.  Smith.      Boston,  1841. 

5  v.  8°. 

—  Bibliotheca    sacra  ;    or.  Tracts  and  essays  on 

topics  connected  with  Biblical  literature  and- 
theology.  N.  Y.,  London,  1843.  8°. 
Contents.  Pt.  1.  Smith,  E.,  nnd  Wolcott,  8.  Re- 
searches  in  Palestine.  —  Stuart,  M.  Sketches  of  angol- 
ology  in  the  Old  and  New  Testament.  —  Robinson,  E. 
The  reputed  site  of  the  Holy  Sepulchre;  —  The  Druzes 
of  Mount  Lebanon.  —  Stuart,  M.  On  the  manuscripts 
and  editions  of  the  Greek  New  Testament.  —  Robinson, 
E.  Marriage  of  a  wife's  sister.  —  Wayland.  T.  The 
doctrine  of  expediency.  —  Stuart,  M.  The  number  of 
the  beast  in  the  Apocalypse.  —  Robinson,  E.  Biograph 
ical  notices  of  Gesenius  and  Nordheimer;  —  The  works 
of  Pres.  Edwards.  —  Miinter,  F.  C.  C.  II.,  lip.  The 
Jewish  war  under  Trajan  and  Hadrian  ;  tr.  by  AV.  W. 
Turner.  —  Stuart,  M.  The  white  stone  of  the  Apoca 
lypse.  —  Smith,  E.  A  visit  to  Antipatris.  —  Stuart.  M. 
The  Lord's  supper  in  the  Corinthian  Church.  —  Rob 
inson,  E.  The  coming  of  Christ,  as  announced  in 
Matt.  xxiv.  20-31.  —  Smith,  E.  An  ancient  temple  on 
Mount  Lebanon.  —  Robinson,  E.  Notes  on  biblical 
geography. 

—  Bibliotheca  sacra  and  theol.  review.     See  Bibliotheca 

sacra  (p.  296). 

—  Greek  and  English  lexicon  of  New  Testament. 

N.  Y.,  1855.  8°. 


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-  Harmony  of  the  Gospels  in  Greek,  with  New- 

come's  notes.     Andover,  1834.  8°. 

-  Later  Biblical  researches  in  Palestine.     Boston, 

1856.  8°. 

—  Memoir    of    W.    Robinson     of    Southington, 

Conn.,  with  some  account  of  his  ancestors. 
N.  Y.,  1859.  8°. 

-  Physical  geography  of  the  Holy  Land.  Boston, 

1865.  8°. 

—  SMITH,  H.  B.,   and  HITCHCOCK,  R.  D.      Life, 

writings,  and  character  of  R.  N.Y.,  1863. 12°. 

Robinson,  Elisha  8.  In  what  respects  may  the  administra 
tion  of  the  poor  law  bo  improved  ?  (In  Nat.  Assoc. 
Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1869.) 

Robinson,  Frederick.  LOSING,  J.  S.  (In  his  Hundred 
Boston  orators.  1852.) 

Robinson,  Frederick  Wm.  Mr.  Stewart's  inten 
tions.  Boston,  1866.  8°. 

Robinson,  G.  T.    The  fall  of  Metz.  Lond.,  1871.  8°. 

Robinson,  George,  M.  D.  Some  defects  in  the  English  poor 
laws.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans., 
1860.) 

Robinson,  George  Frederick  Samuel,  Earl  de  Grey.  Adul 
teration  of  food  and  its  remedies.  (In  Meliora,  ser. 
1.  1852.) 

—  SKETCH.    (In  Gladstone  government.  1869.) 
Robinson,  George    M.       Plea,  Boston    Gas    Light 

Company  vs.  \V.  Gault.     Boston,  1848.  8°. 

-  Other  copies.    (B  1436,  E  202) 

Robinson,  II.  Anmiily  tax  black-book:  historical  account 
of  this  impost.  Edin.,  1850.  8°.  (B  1277) 

Robinson,  Rev.  Hastings,  ed.  .  Original  letters  rel. 
to  the  English  reformation,  chiefly  from  the 
archives  of  Zurich.  Camb.,  1846-47.  2  v. 
8°.  (Parker  Soc.) 

-  Zurich  letters ;  the  correspondence  of  English 

bishops  and  others  with  Helvetian  reformers, 
1558-79.  Camb.,  1842.  8°.  (Parker  Soc.) 

-  Same.     2d   ser.,  1558-1602.     Camb.,  1845.  8°. 

(Parker  Soc.) 

Robinson,  Henry  Crabb.  Diary,  reminiscences, 
and  correspondence;  ed.  by  T.  Sadler.  Lon 
don,  1869.  3  v.  8°. 

Robinson,  Hugh.  Annalium  mundi  liber  unicus; 
ed.  by  T.  Pierce.  London,  1677.  f°. 

Robinson,  Hugh  G.  Report.  See  Gr.  Brit.  Commission 
ers  [on]  Popular  Education.  Reports,  v.  4.  1861. 

-  Review  of  the  condition  of  middle  class  schools.     (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1859.)  —  Sug 
gestions  for  the  improvement  of  middle  class  edua- 
tion.  (In  1864.) 

Robinson,  J.  Banks.  Condition  of  working  classes;  their 
habitations.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 
Trans.,  1861.)  —  Application  of  principles  of  co 
operation  to  improvement  of  dwellings,  etc.  (In 
1862.) 

Robinson,  James.  Abstract  of  the  bill  of  mortality  for 
Boston,  1817.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  18.  1819.) 

Robinson,  James.  American  arithmetic.  Boston, 
1847.  12°. 

-  Elementary  lessons  in  intellectual  arithmetic. 

Boston,  1831.  16°. 

-  Same,  entitled,    Lessons    in   mental    and    oral 

arithmetic.     Boston,  1848.  18°. 

Robinson,  John,  d.  1575.  A  manumission  to  a  manuduction. 
-  ASHTON,  R.  Memoir  of  R.  (In  Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Col.,  v.  31.  1852.) 

-  LAMSON,  A.    Memory  of  R.   Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1571, 

£  41 ) 

-  LIFE  of  R.    (In  Amer.  Nepos.  1805.) 

Robinson,  John,  Bp.  of  London.  Benefits  and  duty  of  the 
members  of  Christ's  kingdom;  sermon,  Mav  20 
London,  1714.  8°.  (B  52) 

Robinson,  John.  Letter  to  Sir  J.  Sinclair,  Apr.  5.  Lon 
don,  1794.  4°.  (W  48) 

Robinson,  John,  D.D.  Modern  history  for  schools. 
London,  1807.  1'2°. 

Robinson,  John  Charles.  Catalogue  of  Italian 
sculpture  of  the  Middle  Ages,  in  South 
Kensington  Museum.  London,  1862.  8°. 


Robinson,  Rev.  John  P.  BOSTON.  FREE  CHURCH  OF  ST. 
MARY  FOR  SAILORS.  Reply  to  charges  against 
their  rector.  Boston,  1852.  16°.  (0236)" 

Robinson,  Joshua  Danforth.  Speech  and  action;  poem  be 
fore  the  Hermaean  Soc.  of  Harvard  University. 
Camb..  1849.  16°.  (C  190) 

Robinson,  Miss  Maria  Elizabeth.  Shrine  of  Bertha. 
London,  1794.  2  v.  12°. 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Martha  Walker.     See  Freer,  M.  W. 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Mary  (Darby).  Lyrical  tales. 
London,  1800.  12°. 

-  Memoirs,  by  herself.     N.  Y.,  1802.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Poems.     London,  1775.  12°. 

Robinson,  Matthew.  Address  to  the  landed,  trad 
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—  Same,  entitled,  Dangerous  situation  of  Eng. ;  address 

on  the  present  state  of  public  affairs.  2d  ed.  Lon 
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—  Considerations  on  measures  carrying  on  with  respect 

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—  Same.     Boston,  re-printed  1774.  8°.   (B  614, 1081,  1091) 

—  Same.    Hartford,  re-printed  1774.  8°.    (B  1488) 

—  Further  examination  of  our  present  American 

measures,  etc.     Bath,  1776.  8°. 

—  Peace  the  best  policy;  or.  Reflections  on  appearance 

of  foreign  war.     London,  1777.  8°.    (B  382) 
Robinson,  Nicholas,  M.D.     Compleat  treatise  of  the 
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Robinson,  Nugent.  Dwellings  of  the  poor  in  Dublin.  (In 
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Robinson,  P.  F.  Designs  for  farm  buildings. 
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Robinson,  Richard.  Golden  mirrour ;  [1589];  ed. 
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Robinson,  Richard,  d.  1647.  COLLIER,  J.  P.  (In  hi*  Me 
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Robinson,  Robert.  Christian  submission  to  civil 
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Robinson,  Samuel,  M.D.  Catalogue  of  American 
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Robinson,  Miss  Sarah  T.  L.  Kansas,  its  interior 
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Robinson,  Solon.  Hot  corn;  life  scenes  in  New 
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Robinson,  Ren.  Stuart.  Appeal  to  the  Chr.  public;  re 
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Robinson,  Therese  Albertine  Louise  (von  Jakob), 
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Robinson  Crusoe;  by  D.  De  Foe.  London,  Bohn 
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Robinsons  francais,  Les,  ou  la  Nouvelle-Caledonie; 
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Robison,  John,  6.1739,  d.  1805.  Proofs  of  con 
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Robles,  Isidio  de.  Diamond  ring.  —  A  prodigious  adven 
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Robson,  Wm.      Life  of   Cardinal  Richelieu.     Lon 
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—  Hist,  de  1'etablissement  des  colonies  grecques. 

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—  Lettres    archeologiques    sur    la    peinture    des 

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—  Memoires    d'archeologie    comparee.   2e  mem.  : 

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•—  Compte  rendu  des  experiences  faites  sur  la 
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ROCK 


RODENHURST 


Rock  out  temples  of  India.     See.  Fergusson,  J. 

Rock  of  Ages.     See.  Bickersteth,  E.  11. 

Rockbridge  Alum  Springs,    V<i.    ANALYSIS  and  history 

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1768.  8°.    (B  520,  1090,  C'235j 
Rockport,    Muss.      ]>A»SO.\,   J.   J.      (In    his    History    of 

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Rocks.     Sfe  Geology  ;  —  Stratification. 
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1871.     tire  Beard,  G.  M. 
Rockwell,    Charles.      Sketches   of    foreign   travel. 

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Same.     Rev.  by  A.  M'Vickar.     N.  Y.,  1845- 

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Same.      Wash.,    1845.    8°.       (28th  Cong.,  2d 

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Same.     Xarrative,  etc.    Syracuse,  1846.  12°. 

Same.    N.  Y.,  1846.  8".    (B  1600) 

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Rodd,    Thomas,    bookseller.      Catalogue   for    1830. 

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-  English  dramatic  literature,  a  catalogue.     Lon 

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May  1845,  Jan.  1846,  Dec.  1847.  n.t.p.  8°. 

—  Catal.,  mss.  and  anc.  deeds.     London,  1845.  8°. 

—  Catal.,  books,  mss.,  and  autograph  letters,  n.t.p. 

3v.  8°. 

-  Catal.,  books  and  mss.  n.t.p.  8°. 

—  Elegant  literature.   Pt.  4  of  A  catalogue.    Lon 

don,  1845.  8°. 

—  Catal.,  mss.,  and  autograph  letters.     London, 

1847.  8". 

—  Catal.,  mss.  upon  vellum  and  paper,     n.t.p.  8°. 

—  Catal.     Pt.  3  :     Arts  and  sciences  and  natural 

history.     London,  1847.  8°. 

-  Catal.  of  the  lst-4th   portion  of    [his]  stock. 

[London,  1849.]   4  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     Miscel.  portion.     [London,  1850.]    8°. 

-  .Sa»je.     Mss.     [London,  1850.]   8°. 

-  Same.     Autograph  letters.     [Lond.,  1850.]   8°. 

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Rodde,  Jacob.  Russische  Sprachlehre.  Riga,  1773.  8°. 

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Rodenhurst,  T.      Description  of  Hawkstone,   the 
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Roderick,  Richard,  D.D.    Concio  ad  clerum  Londinenscm. 

Londini,  1707.  4°.    (B  1345) 

Roderick,  The  last  of  the  Goths;  tragedy.     See  Southey,  R. 
Rodeur  franc,  ais,  Le,  ou  Les  mceurs  du  jour.    Paris, 

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Rodgers.     See  also  Rogers. 
Rodgers,  John,  D.D.,  l>.  1727.     Divine  goodness,  etc.  ;  ser 

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N.  Y.,  1784.  8°.     (B330,  C  73) 

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Rodgers,  John.     Appel  a  la  loyaute  de  la  nation  franc,  con- 

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Rodgers,  John,  b.  1771,  </.  1838.    WILSON,  T.    (In  hit  Biog. 

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Rodgers,  John,  and  Schoenborn,  A.     Avoidance  of  the  vio 

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Rodgers,  John  Kearny.     DEI,AFIEI.D,  E.     Biog.  sketch  of 

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Rodilla,  Amedea.     SoneUo.     (In  Poeti  ital.  contemp.  1843.) 
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Rodman,    Thomas    Jefferson.      Reports  of  experi 

ments  on  metals  for  cannon,  and  the  qualities 

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Rodman,  \Vm.  Logan.     Hir.GiNSON,  T.  W.     Biography  of 

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Rodogune,  prineesse  des  Parthes;  trag.    See  Corneille,  P. 
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Rodriguez,  Simon.  AMUNATEGCI,  M.  L.  and  G.  V.  (In 
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Rodwell,  George  Herbert.  My  wife's  out;  a  farce.  (No. 
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—  RITCHIE,  J.  E.     (In  7iis  Brit,  senators.  1869.) 
Roederer,  Pierre  Louis,  comte.  de.     MIGXET,  F.  A.  A.     (In 

his  Notices,  v.  1.  1854;  —  and  in  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d. 
Sci.  Nor.    Mem.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

Roediger,  Emile.  Anmerk.  u.  Excurs  iiber  himjaritische 
Inschriften.  (In  Wellsted,  J.  R.  Reisen  in  Ara- 
bien.  1842.) 

Roeding,  Johann  Hinrich.  Universal  marine  dic 
tionary,  Spanish  and  Eng.  Hamb.,  1815.  4°. 

Roehnlin,  Phillpp.  ANDKESEN,  A.  (In  his  Deutsche 
peintre-graveur,  v.  2.  1865.) 

Roehr,  Johann  Friedrich.  Sermon;  for  Christmas.  (In 
German  pulpit.  1829.) 

Roelker,  Bernard.  Constitutions  of  France;  with 
hist,  remarks.  Boston,  1848.  12°. 

Roeller,  Traugott  Guenther.  Dorfpredigten  fur 
gemeine  Leute.  Greiz,  1797,  92.  4  v.  8°. 

Roelofsz,  Roelof.     Kort  ende   waerachtigh   verhael  van   de 

•  tweede  schipwaerd  by  de  Hollanders   op  Oost-Indi- 

en   gedaen,  1600.     (In   Commelin,   I.      Begin    ende 

vootgangh  vandc  Nederlantsche  Oost-Indische  Com- 

paguie,  v.  1.  1646.) 

Note.  For  other  accounts  of  the  same  voyage  see 
Purchas.  Pilgrimes,  v.  1.  1625;  —  Harris,.!.  Col.,  v.  1. 
1705;  — Hakluyt,  R.  Col.,  v.  5.  1812;  —  Selection  of 
curious  voy.  1812. 

Roels,  Tobias.  De  certis  quibusdam  plantis  epistola.  (In 
L'Ecluse,  C.  Rar.  plant,  hist.  1601.) 

Roemer,  J.  Cavalry;  its  history,  management,  and 
uses  in  war.  N.  Y.,  1863.  8°. 

Roemer,  Olaii*.  CONDORCET,  J.  A.  N.  C.,  marq.  de.  (In 
his  (Euvres,  v.  2.  1847.) 

Roemische  Carnaval,  Das;  von  J.  W.  v.  Goethe.  (In  hit 
Werke,  v.  13.  1817.) 


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Roemischen  Papstthum,  Die  vom,  befrcite  Deutsch- 
Katholische  Kirche.  Lpz.,  1845.  8". 

Roepell,  Richard.  Geschichte  Polens.  Ir  Theil. 
JIamb.,  1840.  8°.  (Hecren.  u.  Ukert.  Europ. 
Staaten.) 

Xote.    2r-4r  Theil  by  J.  Caro. 

—  Dcr  erste  Karnpf  der  Franzosen  und  Engliinder  in  Os- 

tindien.  (In  Historisches  Taschenb.,  1836.)  —  Der 
VerYath  Wallenstein'a  an  Kaiser  Ferdinand  n.  (In 
1845.) 

Roerdansz,  C.  W.  European  commerce  ;  or,  Mer 
cantile  guide  to  Europe;  [ed.  by  H.  E.  Lloyd] ; 
add.,  tariff  of  the  U.  S.,  [1816J,  etc.  Boston, 
1819.  8°. 

Roermond.    MAP.    «.;>.,  [17— ].    (E  60) 

Roero  de  Revellp.  Diodatn,  nata  Saluzzo,  contessa.  Rime. 
(In  Poeti  ital.  contemp.  1843.) 

—  Versi.  —  La  fortumi,  canzone.  —  La.  capanna,  poemetto 

per  nozze  a  T.  Valperga  Caluso,  fra  gli  areadi 
Glaucilla  Kurotoa.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem., 
v.  13.  1803.)  —  Scherzo  ad  una  chiarissim.i  gentil- 
donna  ital.  —  La  poesia.  —  Le  rovine.  (In  v.  17. 
1809.)  —  La  navigazione;  ode  ad  A.  Etrusca.  —  El- 
egia  in  morte  del  padre.  —  Canzone  ad  Apollo.  (In 
v.  21.  1813.) 

Roesselt,  Johann  August.     Anweisung  zur  Kennt- 

niss  der  besteii  allgemeinern  Biicher  in  alien 

Theilen  der  Theologie.  4e  Aufl.  Lpz.,  1800.  8°. 
Roest,  M.      Catalog  der    Sammlungen    hebr.  und 

jtid.  Biicher,  M.S.JO.,  nachgelassen  von  G.  Al- 

manzi,  vom  J.  Emden,  vom  M.  J.  Lewenstein, 

u.  A.     Amst.,  1868.  8". 
Roest,  S.    Efterretnlng  om  Oldsager  i  Aasted  Sogn  Venne- 

bierg  Herred,  Aalborg  Stift.    (In  Copenhagen.  K. 

Com.  f.  Olds.  Opb.   Antiq.  Ann.,  v.  3,  pt.  1.   1817.) 
Roestell,  Willielm.    Beschrelbung  der  Stadt  Kom.  1830-42. 

See  Platner,  E.  Z.,  and  others. 
Roffla,  Girolama.     Racconti  delle   principal!   fazioni   della 

gucrra  <li  Siena.— Narrazlone  della  presa  di  Golfo- 

nara  da'  Frances!,  1557.   ( In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  v.  2, 

13.  184-2-47.) 
Rog,  John  Peter.   TRIAL.    See  Williams,  J.,  et  al.    (B  344, 

559,  1462.) 
Roger,  King  of  Sicily.    ALES8ANDRO,M66oi  of  S.  Salva- 

dore.     De  rebus  gestis  Roger! i.  (In  Graevius.  Thes. 

antiq.  Sicil.,  v.  5.  1723;  —  and  in  Muratori.     Rer. 

Ital.  scr.,  v.  o.  1724.) 

—  GAUFREDUS    Malaterra.      De    rebus    gestis    Robert! 

Guiscardi  et  Roger!!.      (In  Graevius.     Thes.  antiq. 

Sicil.,  v.  5.  1723.) 
Roger,  pere  et  fils.      Le  champ  du  repos. ;    ou   Le 

cimetiere    Mont-Louis,  dit    du    Pere   Dela- 

chaise  ;  ajoute,  1'Elegie  de  Gray  [sic],  L'imi- 

tation  libre   de  cette  elegie  en  vers  francais, 

par  Charrin,    et    celle   italienne   de   Torelli. 

Paris,  1816.  2  v.  8°. 
Roger,  Rev.  Mr.     General  view  of  the  agriculture  of  Angus 

or  Forfar.    Edin.,  1794.  4°.    (W  76) 
Roger,  Alexandre.     Vo?u  d'un  republicain   en  faveur  de  la 

dictature;   suivi  de  Beaucoup  de  gens,  etc.    Paris', 

1815.  8°.    (B  801) 

Roger,  Auguste,  and  Sorel,  A.  Codes  et  loisusuel- 
les  classees  par  ordre  alphabetique ;  prec.  de 
la  constitution  de  1'Empire  Francais.  4e  ed. 
Paris,  1869.  2  v.  16°. 

Roger,  Fr.    Traite  de  la  saisee-arret.    Par.,  1837.  8°. 

Roger,  Henry.  Practical  treatise  on  auscultation.  See 
Barth,  J.  B.  P. 

Roger,  Jean  Francois,  baron.  Reponse.  (In  Paris.  Inst. 
Acad.  Fr.  Rec.  des  disc.,  1820-29,  1840-49,  pt.  1.) 

Roger  de  Honeden.     See  Rogerus  de  Ifoveden. 

Roger  de  Wendover.     See  Rogerus  de  Wendover. 

Rogers.     See  also  Rodgers. 

Rogers,  A.  P.  Sermon,  death  of  A.  Lincoln.  (In  Lincoln, 
A.  OtR  martyr  president.  1865.) 

Rogers,  Abner.  BIGELOW,  G.  T.,  and  BEMIS,  G. 
Report  of^the  trial  of  R.,  for  the  murder  of 
C.  Lincoln,  Boston,  Jan.  30.  Bost.,  1844.  8°. 

Rogers,  Rev.  Charles.  Life  and  songs  of  the  baro 
ness  Nairne,  with  a  mem.  and  poems  of  C. 
Oliphant  the  younger.  2d  ed.,  enl.  Lon 
don,  1869.  16°. 


-  Traits  and  stories  of  the  Scottish  people.  Lon 
don,  1867.  12". 

Rogers,  Daniel.  Treatise  of  the  two  sacraments, 
baptism  and  the  supper  of  the  Lord.  Lon 
don,  1633.  4°. 

Rogers,  Daniel.  PICKERING,  T.  Letters  to  N,  and  D. 
Rogers;  with  their  answer  to  P.'s  1st  letter.  Bos 
ton,  1742.  8°.  (C  37) 

Rogers,  Daniel.  Report  of  the  trial  of  C.  N.  Baldwin,  for  a 
libel.  N.  Y.,  1818.  8°.  (B  1435) 

Rogers,  Rev.  E.  P.  Daniel  Webster;  disc.,  Nov.  28.  Au 
gusta,  1853.  8°.  (B  1727) 

Rogers,  Edward,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool.  CATALOGUE  of  books 
from  the  lib.  of  R.,  sold  1848.  London,  1848.  8". 
(B  1619) 

Rogers,  Rev.  Edward.  Some  account  of  the  life 
and  opinions  of  a  fifth-monarchy-man,  John 
Rogers.  London,  18G7.  4°. 

Rogers,  Edward  Coit.  Discussion  on  the  automatic 
powers  of  the  brain ;  defence  against  C. 
Beecher.  Boston,  1853.  12°. 

—  Letters  on  slavery  ;  by  O.  S.  Freeman  [pseud.]. 

Boston,  1855.  12°. 

—  Another  copy.     (C  263) 

—  Philosophy    of    mysterious    agents ;    or,   The 

dynamic  laws  and  relations  of  man.     Bos 
ton,  1853.  12°. 
Rogers,  J/r».  Emma.     Biog.  of  J.  Savage.     (In  Higginson, 

T.  W.     Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Rogers,  George.     Five  sermons.     London.  1793.  12°.    (Unit. 

Soe.  Prom.  Christ.  Knowl.     Tracts.    C  136) 
Rogers,  George.     Address  on  our  destiny.    N.  Y.,  [18371. 

8".    (C195) 
Rogers,  Mrs.  George  Albert.     A  winter  in  Algeria, 

1863-64.     London,  1865.  8°. 
Rogers,  Henry.     Eclipse  of  faith.     5th  ed.    Yellow 

Springs  and  Boston,  1854.  12°. 

—  Defence  of  the  'Eclipse  of  faith' ;  also,  reply  to 

'Eclipse  of  faith',  by  F.  W.  Newman.  Bos 
ton,  1854.  12°. 

—  Essays  selected  from  contributions  to  the  Edin 

burgh    review.      New  ed.        London,  1860. 

3  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life  and  writings  of  Fuller.  — 
Marvell.  —  Luther's  correspondence  and  character.  — 
Life  and  genius  of  Leibnitz.  —  Genius  and  writings  of 
Pascal.  —  Literary  genius  of  Plato.  —  Character  of 
Socrates.  —  Genius  and  writings  of  Descartes..  2.  Locke. 
—  Smith's  lectures  on  moral  philosophy.  —  Structure  of 
the  English  language.  —  History  of  the  structure  of  the 
English  language.  —  Sacred  eloquence.  —  The  vanity 
and  glory  of  literature.  —  Ultramontaine  doubts.  — 
Rights  of  private  judgment.  3.  Anglicanism,  or  the 
Oxford  tractarian  school.  —  Recent  developments  of 
tractarianism.  —  Reason  and  faith ;  their  claims  and 
conflicts.  —  Revolution  and  reform.  —  Treatment  of 
criminals.  —  Prevention  of  crime. 

—  Selections  from    the    correspondence   of  R.  E. 

H.  Greyson,  Esq.  [pseud.].  London,  1857. 
2v.  12°. 

—  NEWMAN,  F.  W.    Reply  to  the  "Defenceof  the  'Eclipse 

of  Faith'",     (fnftin  Phases  of  faith.  1865.) 
Reply  to  the  'Eclipse  of  faith'.     (In  Rogers,  H.     De 
fence  of 'The  eclipse  of  faith'.  1854.) 

Rogers,  Henry  Darwin.  Address  at  the  meeting 
of  the  Assoc.  of  Amer.  Geologists,  May.  N.  Y., 
London,  1844.  8°.  (B  1583) 

—  4th   annual   report  on.  geological   explorations.       Ste 

Penn.    Secretary  of  State  (p.  2285). 

—  Geology  of  Penn.      Phila.,    1858.  2  v.  4°  and 

Maps  f°. 

—  Origin  of  the  Appalachian  coal  strata,  bituminous  and 

anthracite.  (In  Assoc.  of  Amer.  Geol.  Reports, 
1843.) 

—  Origin  of  the  drift,  etc.,  and  of  the  lake  and  river  ter 

races  of  the  U.  S.  and  Europe,  etc.  (In  Amer. 
Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  2.  1850.)  —  Coal  formation  of  the 
U.  S.,  especially  as  developed  in  Penn.  —  Connec 
tion  of  the  deposits  of  common  salt  with  climate.  — 
Position  and  character  of  the  reptilian  foot. prints  in 
the  carboniferous  red  shale  formation  of  eastern 
Penn.  (/n  v.  4.  1851.) 


ROGERS 


2534 


ROGERS 


—  Physical   features  of  America.  —  Notes  illust.  of  the 

geological  map  of  the  U.  S.  and  Brit.  N.  Amur.  — 
The  Arctic  basin;  its  limits,  features,  drainage,  etc. 
—  Salt  lakes  of  continental  basins.  (In  Johnston, 
A.  K.  Physical  atlas.  1856.) 

—  Report,  1836,  40.     See  New  Jersey.  Geological  Survey, 

State  Geologist. 

—  and  Boye,  M.  H.    New  compound  of  the  deuto-chloride 

of  platinum,  nitric  oxide,  and  chloro-hydric  acid. 
(In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.  Trans.,  n.s.,  v.  7.  1841.) 

—  and  Johnston,  A.  K.     Atlas  of  U.  S.,  Canada, 

New  Brunswick,  Mexico,  etc.  London,  Edin., 
1857.   f°. 
See  also  Rogers,  W.  B. 

Rogers,  Henry  M.  Biog.  of  H.  Ropes.  (In  Higginson,  T. 
W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 

Rogers,  J.  Henry.  The  California  hundred ;  a 
poem.  San  Francisco,  1865.  12°. 

Rogers,  James  Edwin  Thorold.  Education  in  Ox 
ford.  London,  1861.  8°. 

—  Bribery.     (In  Questions  for   a  reformed  Parliament. 

1867.) 

—  Historical    gleanings:    Montagu,  Walpole,   A. 

Smith,  Cobbett.     London,  1869.  8°. 

—  History  of  agriculture  and  prices  in  England, 

1259-1793.  Vols.  1,2:  1259-1400.  Oxford, 
1866.  2v.  8°. 

—  Laws   of   settlement    and  primo-gcniture.      (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1864.) 

—  Manual  of  political  economy  for  schools  and 

colleges.     2d  ed.,  rev.     Oxford,  1869.  16°. 

—  University  extension.     (In  Shipley,  O.      Church  and 

world.  1866.) 

Rogers,  John,  the  martyr,  d.  1555.      CHESTER,  J.  L. 
J.  Rogers;  a  genealogical  ace.  of  his  family, 
etc.     London,  1861.  8°. 
-   Fox,  J.    (In  Wordsworth,  O.    Eccl.  biog.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

Rogers,  John,  b.  1627.  ROGERS,  E.  Some  account 
of  the  life  and  opinions  of  a  fifth-monarchy- 
man,  chiefly  extracted  from  the  writings  of 
J.  R.  London,  1867.  4°. 

Rogers,  John,  of  New  London,  Conn.,  d.  1688.  An 
swer  to  'Monitory  letter  about  the  mainten 
ance  of  an  able  ministry',  n.p.,  [16 — ].  4°. 

Rogers,  John,  of  Ipswich,  b.  1666,  (I.  1745.  The  perfect 
man;  funeral  discourse  [on]  J.  Appleton.  Boston, 
1739.  8°.  (C  21) 

—  Sermon,  May  29,  election.     Boston,  1706.  12°.    (C  7) 

—  funeral    sermon    on.   1746.      See    Wieglesworth,    S. 

(B  234) 

Rogers,  John,  vicar  of  St.  Giles,  b.  1679,  d.  1729. 
Disc,  of  the  visible  and  invisible  Church  of 
Christ.  5th  ed.  London,  1703.  8°. 

-  Same.     London,  1752.  8°. 

-  Necessity  of  Divine  revelation,  and  the  truth 

of  the  Christian  rev.  asserted.  4th  ed.  Lon 
don,  1749.  8°. 

—  Review  of  'Discourse  of  the  visible  and  invisi 

ble  Ch.  of  Christ';  reply  to  Mr.  Sykes's  an 
swer  to  that  discourse.  3d  ed.  London, 
1738.  8°. 

—  Sermons.     (In  Family  lectures.  1791.) 

—  CHANDLER,  S.     Remarks  on  R.'s  'Preface  to  his  Eight 

sermons'.     (In  Ms  Reflections.  1727.    E  154) 

—  COLLINS,  A.    Letter  to  R.  on  his  'Sermons  [on] 

revelation'.     London,  1727.  8°. 

Rogers,  John.  Sermon,  death  of  \V.  Bentley,  1701.  (In 
Bentley,  \V.  The  Lord.  1848.) 

Rogers,  John,  d.  1755.  Nature  and  necessity  of  repentance ; 
sermon  after  the  earthquake,  1727.  Boston,  1728.  8°. 
(C  21) 

Rogers,  John,  of  Lfominster,  d.  1789.  Nature  and  neces 
sity  of  spiritual  conversions;  sermon.  Boston,  1757. 
8°.  (B  915) 

—  Sermons.     Boston,  1756.  8°.     (C  21) 

Rogers,  John.  Oration,  Campion,  N.  H.,  4  July.  Concord, 
1803.  8°.  (B944) 

Rogers,  John.  Remarks  on  censures  of  the  authorized  ver 
sion  of  the  Scriptures  by  H.  Symons ;  tr.  from  the 
Hebrew  by  S.  Ezekiel.  London,  1822.  24".  (D  13) 


Rogers,  Joseph.  Epidemic  diseases.  Dubl.,1734.  8°. 
Rogers,  Medad.     Address,  funeral  of  [P.  K.]  Bearss.    New 

Fail-field,  [1792].  8°.     (B  1903) 
Rogers,  Nathaniel,  b.  1598,  d,  1665.     A  letter  disc,  the  cause 

of  God's  wrath   against  the  nation.     London,  1644. 

4°.    (B  13) 
Rogers,  Nathaniel,  b.  1703,  d.  1775.     Character  of  the  godly 

and  faithful;  discourse,  death  of  S.  Williams,  Feb. 

Boston,  1763.  8°.     (B  73) 

—  The  office  of  Gospel  ministers  in  preaching  the  word 

of  God;  sermon,  Lynn,  Mar.  2,  ordin.  of  J.  Tread- 
well.  Boston,  1763.  8°.  (B  915) 

—  PICKEKI>'<:,   T.     Letters  to  N.  and   D.  Rogers;  with 

their  answer  to  Mr.  P.'s   first  letter.    Boston,  1742. 

8°.    (C  37) 
Rogers,  Nathaniel  Feabody.      Collection  from  the 

newspaper  writings  of  R.    Concord,  1847.  8". 
-   WHITTIER,  J.  G.     (In  Ms  Old  portraits.  1850.) 
Rogers,  Major   Robert.     Journals   during  the  French  war. 

(In  Stark,  C.     He-minis,  of  the  French  war.  1831.) 

—  Narrative  of  events  of  the  siege  of  Detroit.    (In  Hough, 

F.  B.     Diary  of  the  siege  of  Detroit.  1860.) 

—  STARK,   C.     B'iog.  of  R.     (In  his  Mem.  of  J.  Stark. 

1810.) 
Rogers,  Robert  E.  and  J.B.     Alleged  insolubility  of  copper 

in  hydrochloric  acid;  with  an  examination  of  Fuch's 

method  for  analyzing  iron  ores,  metallic  iron,  (tc. 

(In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  1.  1849.) 

See  also  Rogers,  W.  B. 
Rogers,  Robert  Possac.  Address.     (In  Boston.  Federal  St. 

Church.    Memorial.  1860.) 
Rogers,  Samuel.     Epistle  to  a  friend  ;    with  other 

poems.     New  ed.     London,  1799.  12". 

—  Italy,  a  poem  ;  [illust.  by  Turner  and  Stothard] . 

London,  1830.  8°. 
-    Same, without  the  illustrations.  Lond.,1844.  16°. 

—  Pleasures  of  memory  and  other  poems ;   also, 

Pains  of  memory,  by  R.  Merry.  N.  Y., 
1802.  12°. 

—  Pleasures   of  memory.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Pleasures 

of  hope.  1807.) 

—  Poems.     New  ed.    London,  1827.  16°. 

—  Poems;   [illust.  by  Turner  and  Stothard].    Lon 

don,  1834.  8°. 

—  Poems.     London,  1838.  16°. 

—  Poetical  works  ;  with  a  biog.  sketch  ;  ed.  by  E. 

Sargent.     Boston,  1854.  8°. 

—  Recollections.     Boston,  1859.  12°. 

—  Recollections  of  the  table-talk  of  S.  Rogers  ; 

added,  Porsoniana.     N.  Y.,  1856.   12°. 

—  MAKTINEAU,  H.     (In  her  Biog.  sketches.  1869.) 
Rogers,  Thomas.     The  faith  professed  in  England 

expressed  in  39  articles.     Camb.,  1681.  4°. 

—  Same.     Catholic  doctrine    of    the  Church    of 

England  ;  ed.  by  J.  J.  S.  Perowne.  Camb., 
1854.  8°.  (Parker  Soc.) 

Rogers,  Thomas  J.  New  American  biog.  diction 
ary.  3d  ed.  Easton,  Penn.,  1824.  8°. 

Rogers,  W.  It.  An  examination  of  the  evidence 
rel.  to  cow-pox,  [before]  the  Ho.  of  Com., 
[with]  a  letter  from  J.  Birch.  2d  ed.  Lon 
don,  1805.  8°. 

Rogers,  Wm.,  b.  1751,  d.  1824.  Oration,  Phila.,  July  4; 
added,  prayer  by  A.  Green.  Pliila.,  1789.  8". 
(B  89,  W  20) 

—  Prayer.  Feb.  22,  Phila.,  before  the  Penn.  Soc.  of  the 

Cincinnati.     Phila.,  1800.  8°.    (B  330,  W  55) 
Rogers,  Wm.,  b.  1817.    Report  of  the  case  of  E.  A. 
Bourne  vs.  city  of  Boston.    Boston,  1853.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B~1440) 

Rogers,  Win.,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1851.  See  Richards,  G. 
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Rogers,  Rev.  Wm.  Adult  education  for  the  poor.  (In 
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Rogers,  Wm.  Lessons  on  right  and  wrong.  Bos 
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Rogers,  Wm.  A  soldier  and  a  sailor,  a  tinker  and  a  tailor; 
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Rogers,  Wm.  Augustus.  On  the  determination  of  geo 
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Rogers,  AVm.  Barton.  Acid  and  alkaline  springs. 
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inability  from  the  retinal  impression  alone  to  deter 
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—  Address   before   the    Lyceum   of  Natural    History   of 

Williams  Coll.,  Aug. '14.     Boston,  1855.  8°.     (B  1576) 

—  Age  of  the  coal  rocks  of  eastern  Va.  —  Connection  of 

thermal  springs  in  Va.  with  anticlinal  axes  and 
faults.  —  Observations  of  subterranean  temperature 
in  the  coal  mines  of  eastern  Va.  (In  Assoc.  of 
Amer.  Geol.  Reports.  1843.) 

—  Contributions  to  the  geology  of  the  tertiary  formations 

of  Virginia.  (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.  Trans.,  n.s., 
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-  Report  of  a  geological  reconnoissance  of  Va. 

Phila.,  1836.  8°. 

—  and  Rogers,  II.  D.      Contributions  to  the  geology  of 

the  tertiary  formations  of  Virginia.  2d  ser.  (In 
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Physical    structure  of  the  Appalachian  chain.      (In 

Assoc.  of  Amer.  Geol.     Reports,  1843.) 

—  anil  Rogers,  li.  K.     Decomposition  of  rocks  by  mete 

oric  water.  —  Absorption  of  carbonic  acid  by  Lie- 
big's  dilute  solution  of  phosphate  of  soda.  —  Vola 
tility  of  potassa  and  soda,  and  their  carbonates. 
(In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  1.  1849.)  —  Absorption 
of  carbonic  acid  by  acids  and  saline  solutions.  (In 
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Rogers,  "Win.  Matticks,  t,.  1806,  d.  1850.  Sermon  [on]  the 
loss  of  the  Harold  and  the  Lexington.  2d  ed.  Bos 
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Rogers,  "\Vm.  Matticks,  6.  18IJ8,  d.  1862.  MORSE,  J.  T.  (In 
Higginson,  T.  W.  Harvard  memorial  biographies, 
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Rogers,  Woodes.  Cruising  voyage  round  the  world. 

London,  1718.  8°. 

Note.  For  other  accts.  of  the  same  voy.,  nee  Harris, 
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—  Henry,  D.  Hist.  ace.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1774;  —  Burneyl 
.1.  Discoveries  in  the  South  Sea,  v.  <".  1816.  —  Kerr,  K. 
Col.,  v.  10.  1824;  —  French.  Montemont,  A.  Bibl. 
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Rogerus  de  lloveden.  Chronica,  [732-1201]  ;  ed.by 
W.  Stubbs.  London,  18G8-71.  4  v.  8". 
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Content*.    Vol.1.     732-1169.    2.    1170-1189.    3     1189- 
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-  Eng.     Annals;  comprising  the  history  of  Eng. 

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2  v.  8°. 
Conti-nt*.     Vol.  1.    732-1181.      2.     1181-1201. 

Rogerus  de  \Vendorer.  Chronica  s.  Flores  historia- 
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-    Eng.     Flowers  of  hist.,  to  1235;   tr.  by  J.  A. 
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Roget,  Peter  Mark.  Animal  and  vegetable  physi 
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-  Electricity.  —   Galvanism.  —   Magnetism.  —  Electro- 

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-  Galvanism.      (In    Smedley,   E.,  and  others.    Encyc. 

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-  Thesaurus   of    English    words     and     phrases. 

London.  1852.  8°. 

-  Same.     3d  ed.,  cnl.     London,  1855.  8°. 
Rogge.  !*•     The  chaplain  in  .the  field  of  war;  con 
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Rogge,  II.  C.  Beschrijvende  catalogus  der  pnm- 
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Rogge,  Karl  August.  Uebcr  das  Gerichtswesen  ,'..r 
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—  Eng.     Expedition  for   the   discovery  of  the   Southern 

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—  Kerr,   It.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  11.  1824:— Moore,  J.  II. 
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Rogniat,  Joseph,  baron  Ac.   Considerations  surl'art 

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Rogo  di  Corinna,  II.     See  Tasso,  T. 

Rogron,  Joseph  Adrien.  Code  de  commerce  explique.  See 
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Rohan,  Catherine  de  Parthenay,  di/chemte  de.  Apologie 
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Rohan,  Henri,  due  de.  Memoires.  (In  Petitot.  Col.  des 
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Paris,  1691.  12°. 
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—  CONDORCET,  J.  A.  N.  C.     (In  hit  CEuvres,  v.  2.  1847.) 
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Bremen,  1868.  8". 

—  Various  articles.]     (In  Paris.  Soc.  de  G6og.    Bull.,  5e 

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Roi   des  montagnes,   Le;    par  E.  About.      Paris, 

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Roi,  Le,  ct  le  fermier;  comedie.     See  S6daine,  M.  J. 
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f°.    (A  68) 

Rojaa,  Fernando.  Celestina,  tragicomedia.  (In  Ochoa. 
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Note.    The  first  act  has  been  generally  attrib 
uted  to  Rodrigo  de  Cota. 

Rojas,  Francesco  de.  El  monstruo  de  la  fortuna,  la  lavan- 
dera  de  Napoles,  Felipa  Catanea.  —  El  mejor  ami  go 
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Content*.  Apuntes  biog.,  bibliograficos,  y  criticos  de 
R.  —  Del  rey  abajo  ninguno,  y  labrador  mas  honrado, 
Garcia  del  Castanar.  —  Entre  bobos  anda  el  juego,  dou 
Lucas  del  Cigarral.  —  Progne  y  Filomena.  —  Obligados 
y  ofendidos  y  Gorron  de  Salamanca.  —  No  hay  amigo 
para  amigo.  —  Casarse  por  vengarse.  —  Abre  el  ojo.  — 
Donde  hay  agravios  no  hay  celos,  y  amo,  crido.  —  El 
mas  impropio  verdugo  por  la  mas  justa  venganza.  —  Lo 
quc  son  mujeres.  —  Don  Diego  de  Noche.  —  La  traicion 
busca  el  castigo.  —  Santa  Isabel,  Iteina  de  Portugil.  — 
El  Cain  de  Catalufis.  —  Sin  honra  no  hay  amistad.  —  Lo 
que  queria  ver  el  marques  de  Villena.  —  Peligrar  en  los 
remedios.  —  Los  bandos  de  Verona.  —  No  hay  ser  padre 
siendo  rey.  —  El  desafi  >  de  Carlos  quinto.  —  Los  aspides 
de  Cleopatra.  —  Prirnero  es  la  h  >nni  que  el  gusto.  —  La 
herm.'jsura  y  la  desdicha.  —  Nu  'stra  S '.-flora  de  Atocha. 

—  La  esmeralda  del  amor.  —  La  mas  hidalga  hermosura. 

—  Don  Pedro  Mingo.  —  Los  tivs  blasones  de  Espafia.  — 
El  Catalan  Serrallonga,  y  bandos  de  Barcelona.  —  Tam- 
bien  la  afrenta  es  veneno. 

—  Casarse  por  vengarse;  coraedia.    Salamanca,  [17—]. 

4°.    (E112) 


BOJAS 


2536 


ROLLESTON 


—  Donclo  hay  ngravios,  no  hay  zelos  y  amo  criado;  com. 

(hi  Huerto,  V.  G.  de  la.  Teatro  hesp.,  pt.  2,  v.  1, 
1785;  —  ami  in  Ochoa.  Tes.  del  teatro  esp.,  v.  4. 
1838.) 

—  En  Madrid  y  en  una  casa.  —  La  hermosura  y  la  desdi- 

cha.     (In  Comedias  nuevas,  v.  35.  1671.) 
Note,     'En  Madrid'  is  not  mentioned  in  the  lists  of  the 
•works  of    liojas,  and    Ribadaneira  gives  it  among  the 
plays  of  Tirso  de  Molinas'   [Gabriel   Tellez],  and  men 
tions  a  play  by  Rojas  founded  upon  this. 

—  Entre  bobos  anda  el  juego;  com.     (In  Huerto,  V.  G. 

de  la.  Teatro  hesp.,  pt.  1,  v.  2.  1785;  —  and  in 
Ochoa.  Tes.  del  teatro  esp.,  v.  4.  1838.) 

—  El  mas  impropio  verdugo  por  la  mas  justa  ve-nganza; 

comedia.     Salamanca,  [17 — ].  8°.    (E  112) 

—  El  rey  abaxo  ninguno,  y  labrador  mas  honrado  Garcia 

del  Oastanar;  comedia.  Valladolid,  [17—1.  4°. 
(E  112) 

—  Same.    (In  Ochoa.      Tes.  del  teatro  esp.,  v.  4.  1838.) 

—  Tambien  la  afrcuta  es  veneno.     See  Guevara,  L.  V.  de, 

and  others. 
Rokeby,  Thomas.     RAINE,  J.     Brief  memoir  of  T. 

Rokeby,  his  religious    journal  and    corresp. 

London,  1860.  8°.     (Surtees  Soc.,  v.  37.) 
Rokeby.     See  Scott,  \V. 
Rokewode,  John  Gage.     Memoir  on  the  painted  chamber  in 

the  palace  at  Westminster;  [read  May  12,  1842].  (In 

Soc.  of  Antiquaries.     Vetusta  monumenta,  v.  5.) 

—  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  It.,  sold  1848.     London, 

1848.  8°.     (B  1619) 

Rokitansky,  Carl  Joseph  Wenzelaus  Prokop,  Frei- 

herr    von.        Lehrbuch    der    pathologischen 

Anatomic.    3e  Aufl.    Wien,  1855-61.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Allgemeine  pathologische  Anato- 

mie.  —  Anomalien  des  Blutes.      2.     Abnormitaten  des 

Bindegewcbes,  —  der  serosen  und  Synovial-Sacke  im 

Allgemeinen,   —  des  fibrosen  Systems,  —  der  Sehleim- 

baute   im   Allgemeinen,   —   der   aussern   Haut,   —   der 

Knochen,  Knorpcl,  und  Gelcnke,  —  der  Muskeln,  —  der 

Kreislaufsorgane,  —   der  Nervensygtems.      3.     Abnor- 

mitaten  des  Respirationeorgane,  —  der  Digcstionswerk- 

zeuge,  —  der  Harnwerkzeuge,  —  der  Geschlechtsorgane. 

—  Eng.     Manual  of  pathological  anatomy.    Lon 

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Sieveking.     3.     Bones,  cartilages,  muscles,  skin,  cellular 
and  fibrous  tissues,  serous  and  mucous  membranes,  and 
nervous  system;   tr.  by  C.  H.  Moore.      4.     Organs  of 
respiration  and  circulation ;  tr.  by  G.  E.  Day. 
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Rolamb,  Nicholas.    Jour,  to  Constantinople.   (In  Churchill, 

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Roland.  CHAXSOX  de  Roland,  Le ;  [trad,  libre  en 
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Roland  de  la  Platiere,  Mine.  Manon  Jeanne  Phi- 
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—  SIIELLEV,  M.  W.    (In  her  Lives  of  lit.  men  of  France, 

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Roland  de  la  Platiere,  Joseph  Marie.  Arts  et  metiers  me- 
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Roland  1'amoureux.     See  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 

Roland  le  Virloys,  Charles  Francois.  Dictionnaire 
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Rolandino  (Lat.  Rolandinus  Patavinu,?').  Libri  chronico- 
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Rolandis,  Giuseppe  Maria  de.  Notizie  sugli  scr. 
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Roldan,  Josc-f  Maria.  Poesias.  (In  Wolf,  F.  J.  Floresta 
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Rolf,  Krage;  von  J.  Ewald.  (In  his  Samtl.  Skrifter,  v.  2. 
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Rolf.     See  Rolph. 

Rolfe,  W.  J.,  and  Gillef,  J.  A.  Elements  of  astron 
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—  Elements  of  chemistry.     9th  ed.     N.  Y.,  1872 

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—  Handbook  of  chemistry.     2d  ed.  rev.     N.  Y. 

1871.  8°. 

—  Handbook  of  natural  philosophy.     3d  ed.  rev. 

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-  Handbook  of  the  stars.     Boston,  1870.  8". 

—  Natural  philosophy.     N.  Y.,  Chicago,  1871.  8°. 
Rolfink,    Werner.     Ordo   et  methodus  co<;nosceiidi    et  cu- 

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Roll  of  the  drum  ;  drama,  by  T.  E.  Wilks.  (No.  77  of  De 
Witt's  acting  plays.) 

Rutland,  Barihelemi  Gabriel.  Compte  rendu  a  1'Assem. 
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Rolland  de  Villearceaux,  — .  Proverbe.  (In  Revue  d.  D. 
Mondes,  dec.  1848.) 

Rolle  de  Hampole,  Richard.  English  prose  treat 
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—  The  pricke  of  conscience;    ed.  by  R.  Morris. 

Berlin,  1863.  8°.   (Phil.  Soc.  Early  Eng.  vol., 
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—  YATES,  J.  B.     Account  of  an  Eng.  poem,  by  R., 'Stim 

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Rollenhagen,  Gabriel,  son   of    Georg.      Juvenilia. 
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—  Indianische  Kelsen.     See  the  next  entry.     Note. 
Rollenhagen,  Georg.  Wahrhaffte  Lligen.     Frankf., 

u.  Lpz.,  1717.  12°. 

Note.  With  the  2d  title  page.  'Indianische  Reisen  ; 
aus  d.  griechischen  u.  lat.  iibers.  von  Gabriel  Rollen 
hagen'. 

Content*.  Wunderbare  Reisen.  Alexanders 
Sendbrieff  an  Aristotclem.  —  Plinius  Secundus,  C.  Von 
d.  wunderbarlichcn  Gestalt  d.  Indianer.  —  Lucianus. 
Wunderbarliche  Schiffahrt.  —  Von  T.  Brandani  Reise 
nach  clem  Paradies ;  Val.  Forsterus  stilum  vertebat.  — 
Wahrhaffter  Liigen. —  Burckhardt,  A.  Georgii 
Rollenhagii  Leichen-Predigt. 

—  Der  Frosche  und  Mause.    Franckf.,  1583.  8°. 
Rolleston,  Miss  Frances.     Letters;  ed.  by  C.  Dent. 

London,  1867.  8°. 

Rolleston,  George.  Modes  of  sepulture  observable  in  late 
Romano-British  and  early  Anglo-Saxon  times  in 
this  country.  (In  International  Cong,  of  Prehist. 
Archaeol.  Trans.,  1868.) 

—  Physiology  in  relation  to  medicine  in  modern   times. 

(In  Brit.  Med.  Assoc.     Medicine  in  modern  times. 
1870.) 


ROLLESTON 


2537 


ROMAN 


Rolleston,  Samuel.  O/'rof  Kp'rdivos ;  dissertation 
cone,  the  origin  and  antiquity  of  barley 
vine.  Oxford,  1750.  4°. 

Rolliad,  The  ;  probationary  odes  for  the  laureate- 
ship  ;  and  political  eclogues  and  miscellanies, 
with  criticisms,  etc.  22d  cd.  London, 
1812.  8°. 

—  Same.  Criticisms  on  the  Rolliad.   Ft.  1.  7th  ed. 

London,  1787.  8°. 

Sft  Craik's  Eng.  lit ,  n.  391,  and  Chambers's  Cyclop, 
of  Eng.  lit.,  ii.  72. 

Rollin,  Charles.     Histoire  ancienne.      Paris,  1807. 

17  v.  8°  and  Atlas  4°.  (CEuvres,  v.  1-17.) 
Content*.  Vol.  1,  2.  Egyptiens.  —  Carthaginois. 
2,  3.  Assyrians.  —  Pcrses  ct  Medes.  3,  4,  5.  Histoire 
de  1'origine  des  etats  de  la  Greco.  —  Perses  et  Grecs. 
6,  6.  MoEiirs  ct  coutumcs  des  Grccs.  6.  Les  deux 
Denys,  tvrans  dc  Syracuse.  7.  Syracuse.  —  Pcrses  et 
Grecs,  B.C.  387-:!38.  —  Philippe.  8.  Alexandre.  9. 
Les  successeursd' Alexandre,  B.C.  323-223.  10.  B.C.  220- 
211.  11.  B.C.  193-160.  12.  B.C.  104-142.  13.  B.C. 
187-30.  14-17.  Des  arts  ct  des  sciences.  17.  Table 
chronol. 

—  Table  des  matieres  dans  les  Histoires  ancienne 

ct  romaine.    Paris,  1807.  8".    ((Euvres,  v.52.) 

—  Eng.      Ancient  history.      9th    ed.      London, 

1800.   10  v.   12°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1,  2.  Egyptians.  —  Carthaginians. 
2.  Assyrians.  —  Persians  and  Medcs.  3.  Greece.  — 
Persians  and  Grecians,  B.C.  517-426.  4.  B.C.  425-399. 

6.  Dionysius  the  Elder  and  Younger.  —  Persians  and 
Grecians,  B.C.  387-338.   —   Philip.      6.    Alexander.      7. 
Alexander's  successors,  B.C.  323-222.      8.     B.C.  222-166. 
9.      B.C.  174-A.D.  17.       10.      Syracuse.    —    Pontus. — 
Egypt. 

—  Same.     12th  ed.     Boston,  1807-09.  8  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1,  2.      P>gyptians.  —  Carthaginians. 

2.  Assyrians.   —   Persians  and   Medes.   —   Greece.  — 
Persians  and   Grecians,  B.C.  517^85.      3.     B.C.  485-419. 
4.     468-399.  —  Dionysius  the  Elder  and  Younger.  —  Per 
sians  and   Grecians,  B.C.  387-338.  —  Philip.      5.      Alex 
ander.  —  Alexander's  successors,  B.C.  323-301.    6.    B.C. 
301-203.      7.     B.C.  263-A.D.  17.     8.     Syracuse. —Pontus. 

—  Egypt. 

—  Histoire   romaine.        Paris,    1807.     34    v.    8°. 

(CEuvres,  v.  18-51.) 
Content*.     Vol.  1.      B.C.  751  -  B.C.  509.       2.    509-448. 

3.  448-358.       4.     358-278.       5.     278-216.       6.     216-214. 

7.  214-207.      8.     207-197.      9.     197-184.      10.     184-147. 
11.     147-108.       12.     108-85.       13.     85-70.       14.     70-65. 
15.     65-56.      16.     56-52.      17.    52-48.      18.    48-44.      19 
44-41.      20.     41-34.      21.     34-A.D.  7.      22.    A.D.  7-19. 
23.     19-38.      24.    38-54.      25.     54-66.      26.    '66-69       27. 
69-79.  —  Jewish    war,  64-66.      28.     Jewish  war,   66-70. 

—  Hist.  79-93.     29.    93-138.      30.    117-193.     31.    193-218. 
32.     218-260.      33.     260-305.      34.    284-337. 

Note.    For  the  'Table'  of  the  'Histoire  romaine' 
see,  above,  Histoire  ancienne,  after  the  Contents. 

—  Ital.     Storia  romana.    Livorno,  1830-33.  11  v. 

12°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.      B.C.  751  -  B.C.  401.  2.     400-279. 

3.    279-214.      4.     214-203.      5.     203-184.  6.     184-154. 

7.     154-82.  8.     82-61.       9.     61-50.      10.  50-43.      11 
43-23. 

Note.  For  continuation  see  Crevier,  J.  B.  L. 

—  Opuscules.     Paris,   1807.    2  v.    8°.  (CEuvres, 

v.  59-60.) 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Eloge  de  Rollin,  par  Boze.— Xotes 
a  cet  eloge.  —  Lettres.  —  Disc,  sur  i'etablissement  de 
1'instruction  gratuite;  tr.  par  H.  Avocat.  —  Obs.  sur 
I'etablissement  des  postes.  —  Mandement  de  Coflin.  — 
Extrait  du  second  panegyrique  de  Louis  XIV.,  sur  1'etab- 
lissement  des  invalides.  —  Obs.  sur  cet  6tablissement. 
2.  Orationes.  —  Oratiunculae.  —  Mandata.  —  Gratula- 
tiones.  —  Carmina.  —  Epigramraata.  —  Epitaphia.  — 
Miscellanea. 

—  Traite  des  etudes.  Paris,  1807.  6  v.  8°.    (CEuvres, 

v.  53-58.) 

Content*.  Vol.  1,  2.  Discotirs  prelim.  —  Les  cnfans 
dans  l'age  le  plus  tendre.  —  Les  filles.  —  L'intelligcncc 
des  langues.  2,  3.  Poeeie.  —  l!h<-torique.  3.  Des  trois 
genres  d'eloquence.  4,  5.  L'histoire.  5.  De  la  fable 
et  des  antiquites.  6.  Philosophic.  —  De  gouvernement 
interieur  des  classes  du  college. 


—  Eng.     Method    of   teaching  and  studying   the 

belles  lettres;    an  introduction  to  languages, 

poetry,  etc.     2d  ed.      London,  1737.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     General  reflections  upon  the  ad- 

vantages  of  a  good  education.   —  Of  the  understanding 

of  languages.   —   Study   of  the  French,  —   Greek,  — 

Latin  tongue.    —   Of  poetry.  —  Excellency  of  Homer's 

poems.      2.     Rhetoric.      3,  4.    History.      4.     Fable  and 

antiquities.  —  Philosophy.  —  Government  of  the  classes 

and  colleges. 

—  NlCERON,  J.  P.     (In  hit  Mem.,  v.  43.  1745.) 
Rollo,  John.     Cases  of  diabetes  mellitus  ;  with  re 
sults  of   the  trial  of  acids   in    cure  of  lues 
venerca.     London,  1806.  8°. 

Rollo  in  Paris;  by  J.Abbott.      Boston,  1854.  16°. 
Rollock,  Robert.  Select  works  ;  ed.  by  W.  M.  Gunn. 

Edin.,  1849,  44.  2  v,  8°.  (Wodrow  Soc.) 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  Vitfe  Rolloci  nnrratio,  ab  H.  Char- 
terisio.  —  Life  by  Chartcris;  tr.  with  notes.  —  Original 
title  pages  to  R.'s  Tractatus  de  vocatione  eflicaci,  and  of 
Holland's  tr.  —  Author's  epistle  to  James  vi. ;  tr.  by 
Holland.  —  The  printer,  R.  Waldegrave,  to  the  reader; 
tr.  by  the  ed.  —  Beza's  letter  to  J.  Johnston:  tr.  by 
Holland.  —  Holland's  Epistle  dedicatory  to  Sir  W.  Scott 
of  Elie.  —  Marbury  to  the  reader.  —  Holland  to  the 
reader.  —  Rollock's  summary  of  theology ;  tr.  by  the 
ed.,  with  the  original  Latin.  —  Treatise  of  our  effectual 
calling;  tr.  by  Holland.  —  Sermons.  2.  Epistle  dedi 
catory.  —  Lectures. 

Rollwagenbuchlein.     See  Wickram,  J. 
Rolph,   John.     Speeches   of  R.   and  C.   A.   Hngerman  on 

clergy  reserves.     Toronto,  1837.  8°.    (B  1530) 
Rolph.     See  Rolf;  —  Rolfe. 
Rolt,  Richard.     New  and  accurate  history  of  South 

America.     London,  1756.  8°. 

Roma  Racovianu  and  Racovia  Romana.     See  Jameson,  W. 
Roma  sotterranea.    See  Northcote,  J.  8.,  and  Brownlow, 
W.  R. 

Romagna.     HERCOLANI,  A.      Biographic  e  ritratti 
di  24  uomini   illustri    romagnuolo.      Forli, 
1834-36.  3  v.  8". 
Note.    Vol.  3  is  unfinished. 

—  GUICCIARDIM,   F.      La   presidenza    della    Romagna. 

(In  A i*  Opere  ined.,  v.  8.  1866.) 

Romagnoli,  Giovanni.  Biog.  di  G.  Marini.  (In  Hercolani, 
A.  Biog.  rom.,  v.  2.  1835.) 

Romaic  language.     See  Greece  (Modern).  Language. 

Remain,  Jules.     See  Pippi,  G. 

Romain  Kalbris  ;  par  H.  Malot.    Paris,  1869.  8°. 

Romaine,  Benjamin.  Observations,  reasons,  and  facts,  dis 
proving  importation  and  also  contagion  in  yellow 
fever.  N.  Y.,  1823.  8°.  (B  832) 

—  Review  of  the  tomb  of  the  martyrs  who  died  in  dun 

geons  and  prisons  during  the   Revolution.     N.  Y., 
1839.  8°.     (B  1602) 

—  Tammany  Society,  24th  anniv.,  address.     X.  Y.,  1813. 

8°.    (B444) 

Romaine,  Rev.  Wm.  Discourses  upon  Solomon's 
song.  New  ed.  London,  1790.  8°. 

—  Knowledge  of  salvation;  serm.,  Jan.,  death  of  J.  Her- 

vey.     4th  ed.     Boston,  1759.  8°.    (B  161,  330,  854). 

—  Short  account  of  the  life  of  Rev.  T.  Jones,    (hi  Jones, 

T.     Works.  1764.) 
Roman,  J.  B.     Relation  de  la  Chine,  1584.     (In  Ternaux- 

Compans,  H.     Archives,  v.  1.  1840.) 
Roman  actor,  The.     See  Massinger,  P. 
Roman  alphabet.     TREVELYAN,  C.  E.,  and  others. 

On  application  of  the  alphabet   to  Oriental 

languages.     Serampore,  1834.  8°. 
Roman  agriculture,  antiquities,  architecture,  art,  etc.  See 

Rome. 

Roman  Catholic  Church,    flee  Catholic  Church  (p.  496,  etc. 
Roman  comique,  Le.     See  Scarron,  P. 
Roman  de  la  cour  de  Bruxelles,  Le ;  par  J.  Puget 

de  La  Serre.     Spa,  Aix,  1628.  16°. 
Roman  d'Elvire,  Le;  opera-comique;  par  A.  Dumas,  (.hi  his 

Theatre,  v.  14.  1865.) 
Roman  de  toutes  les  femmes,  Le ;  par  II.  Murger. 

Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1862.  18°. 
Roman  du  mari,  Le  ;  par  A.  Achard.   2eed.    Paris, 

1862.   16". 
Roman   d'un  jeune   homme   pauvre,    Le;    par  O. 

Feuillet.     Boston,  1868.  12°. 
Roman  du  rou.     See  Wace,  R. 


ROMAN  EMPERORS 


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ROMANCE 


Roman  emperors     (Emperors   of  Rome  and  Em 
perors  of  the  Holy  Roman  Empire). 

Note.      In   the   following  list  *  added  to  a  title 
means  that  the  work  contains  portraits. 

—  SOMMARIO  delle  vite  di  gl'imperatcrri   romani, 

[45  a.  C. -1711  d.  C.].    Venezia,  1718.  12".* 

—  Rossi,    G.  G.  de.     [Collection  of    engr.  heads 

of  Roman  emperors,  [45  B.C. -1705  A.D.]. 
Roime,  1681.  8".  * 

—  ABREGE  chronol.  des  empereurs  depuis   Jules 

Cesar  jusques  a  Leopold  Ignace,  [45  av.  J.  C.- 
1697].  La  Haye,  1800  [1700].  16'. 

—  REUSNER,     N.      Symbols     heroica    impp.    et 

Csesarum  Romanorum,  [45  A. c.- 1637  A.D.]. 
Londini,  1664.  12°. 

—  STRADA,    O.  von.      De   vitis   imperatorum    et 

Csesarum  Romanorum  cum  eorum  effigiebus 
ex  numismatibus  ;  cura  L.  Francis,  [45  A.C.  - 
A.D.  1615].  Franc,  a.  M.,  1615.  f°.  * 

—  REYNOLDS,  11.      Chronicle  of  the  emperors  of 

the  Romans,  [45  B.C. -1570  A.D.].  t.p.w. 
[London,  1571.]  4°. 

MEXIA,  P.  Historic  of  all  the  Romane  Em 
perors,  [45  B.C. -1560  A.D.];  tr.  by  W.  Tra- 
hiron.  London,  1604.  f°.  * 

—  GOLT/IUS,  H.   Viva?  omnium  fere  imperatorum 

imagines,  ex  numismatis,  [45  A.C.-1558  A.D.]. 
Antverp.,  1557.  4°.  * 

—  SUETONIUS,  T.  C.     De  xn  Ctesaribus,  [45  A.C.  - 

1558    A.D.].      [Colophon:]  Basil.,  1542.  16°. 

—  LIVES  of  the  Roman  emperors  and  of  Charles  v., 

[45  B.C. -1556  A.D.].    n.t.p.[lo7\.]   4°.  * 

—  STRADA,  J.  de.     Epitome  impp.  Rom.  icon,  ex 

ant.  numismatibus  deliniatarum,  [45  A.C.  - 
1521  A.D.].  Lugd.,  1823.  8". 

Occo,  A.  Imperatorum  Rom.  numismata  a 

Pompeio  magno  ad  Heraclium,  [45  A.C.  - 
641  A.D.].  Aug.  Vind.,  1601.  4°. 

HAVERKAMP,  S.  Nummophylacium  rcginse 

Christina? ;  numismata  imper.  Romanorum, 
[-  610  ;  Lat.  et  Gall.].  Hag.  Corn.,  1742.  f°. 

—  TILLEMONT,  L.  S.  Le  N.  de.     Histoire  des  em 

pereurs,  [45  av.  J.C.-423].  Brux.,  1732. 
5v.  f°. 

—  VICTOR,  S.  A.     De  vita  et  moribus  imp.  Ro 

manorum,  [45  A.C. -395  A.D.];  excerpta  ex 
libris  yictoris  ;  recens.  S.  Pitiscus.  Traj.  a. 
R.,  1796.  8°.  * 

—  COOKE,  W.    Medallic  history  of  imperial  Rome, 

[B.C.  60-A.D.  324].     London,  1781.  2  v.  4°. 

—  VAILLANT,  J.     Numismata  imperatorum  Rom., 

[45 A.C. -260 A.D.].  Lut. Paris.,  1692.  2v.  4°. 

—  WEGUELIN,  J.     Caracteres  hist,  des  empereurs 

remains,  [45  av.  J.  C.-238  ap.  J.C.].  Berlin, 
1768.  2  v.  8°. 

LYNAM,  R.  History  of  Roman  emperors,  [45 

B.C. -180  A.D.]  ;  ed.  by  J.  T.  White.  Lon 
don,  1850.  2  v.  8°. 

BIE,  J.  de.  Imperatorum  Rom.  numismata 

aurea;  ace.  L.  Sniids  Pinacotheca,  [45  A.C. - 
96  A.D.].  Amst.,  1738.  4°.  * 

—  VICTOR.   8.  A.     De  Caesaribus.  —  De  vita  et  moribua 

imperatorum  Romanorum,  [A.C.  31-361].  (In  his 
Hist.  Roman.  1696.)  * 

—  DE  Constantio  Chloro,  Constantino  Magno,  et  aliis  im- 

peratoribus,  [292-493].  (In  Muratori.  Her.  Ital. 
scr.,  v.  24.  1738.) 

—  AMMIANUS    MARCELLINUS.       Qua?    supersunt  ; 

cum    notis     Lindenbrogii,     etc.,    [353-378]. 

Lipsia?,  1808.  2  v.  8". 

Quae  supersunt.     Lips.,  1835.  8°. 

Onitiones  [Caesarum]  ex  Vitis  collectae.    (hi  Conci- 

onea.  1806.) 


—  RiCCOBAM>L's   Fi-rrariensis.    Chronicon  Romunorura 

imperatorum,  [768-1002].    (In  Muratori.     Her.  Ital. 
scr.,  v.  9.  1726.) 

See  aluo  Andronicus  I.  Comnenus;  —  Antoninus,  M. 
A . ;  —  Antoninus,  Pins ;  —  Augustus  Csesar  ;  —  Ctesar , 
C.  J. ;  —  Caracalla  ;  — Charlemagne;  —  Charles  v. ;  — 
Charles  vi. ;  —  Constantinus  Magntix  ;  —  Constantinus 
Porphyrogenitus i  —  Diocletianus  ;  —  Ferdinand  i.;  — 
Ferdinand  n. ; —  Francis  i. ;  —  Frederic  i. ;  —  Frederic 
II.;  —  Hadrian;  —  Henry  i.;—  Henry  n. ;  —  Henry 
in. ;  —  Henry  iv. :  —  Henry  v. ;  —  Henry  vi. ;  —  Henry 
vii. ;  — Hugh  Capet;— Joseph  n. ;  —  Jovianus;  —  Julia- 
nus,  F.  C.;  —  Justinianus  i.,  F.  A.;  —  Leopold  n.;  — 
Louis  i.;  —  Louis  iv. ;  —  Louis  v.;  —  Maximilian  i. ; 
—  Maximilian  n. ;  —  Nero;  —  Otto  I. ;  —  Pertinax, 
II. ;  —  Rudolf  i.,  of  Hapxburg  ;  —  Theodosius ;  —  Tibe 
rius  ;  —  Titus  ;  —  Valerianus ;  —  Wenceslas  iv. 
Roman  Empire.  See  p.  2543. 
Roman  Empire,  The  Holy.  See  Germany.  Preliminary 

note  (p.  1131). 

Roman  exile.     See  Gajani,  G. 
Roman  father;  a  tragedy,     See  Whitehead,  W. 
Roman  language,  Roman  literature.    .Sec  Italy.  Langitncte, 
Literature  (p.  1545-48) ;  —  Latin  language  (p.  1677- 
81);  — Latin  literature  (p.  1681-83). 
Roman  law.     See  Civil  or  Roman  law  (089-91) ;  —  Rome. 

Legal  antiquities  (p.  2543). 
Roman  nights  at  the  tomb  of  the  Scipios  ;  tr.  from 

the  Italian  of  Verri.    Edin.,  1835.  2  v.   12°. 
Roman  Republic,  Ancient.     See  p.  25—. 
Roman  Republic,  1849.     Actes  officiels  de  la  Re- 
publique  Romaine,   9  fevrier  -  2  juil.     Paris, 
[1849].  8°. 

—  MAZZINI,  J.     Official    arts  of  the   Roman   Republic; 

a  selection].     (In  hi*  Life  and  writings,  v.  5.  1869.) 

Roman  revenge.     See  Hill,  A. 

Roman  States.     See  States  of  the  Church. 

Roman  tradition  examined;  answer  to  'Rational  disc,  of 
triinsubstantiation'.  up.,  1676.  4°.  (B  1396) 

Romana  Utinensis,  Lex.  HEGEL,  C.  Anhaiig  Uber  die  Lex 
R.  U.  (In  his  Stadteverf.  von  Italien,  v.  2.  1847.) 

Romance.  WAIITON,  T.  Origin  of  romantic  fic 
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—  BEAT-TIE,   J.     On   fable   and   romance.     [1783.]     (In 

his  Works,  v.  3.  1809.) 
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—  SCOTT,  Sir  W.     Essay  on  romance.     [1823.]     Eclin., 

1834.  8°.    (Vol.  66  of  hi*  Works.) 
Romance  after  marriage;  by  F.  Goodrich  and  F.  Warden. 

(In  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  24.) 
Romance  and  reality;  comedy.     See  Brougham,  J. 
Romance   and    reality;    by   L.   E.   L.   Maclean.      (In  her 

Works,  v.  1.  1850.) 
Romance  languages  and  literature.    RAYNOUARP, 

F.  J.  M.      Comparaison    des    langues   de   1'Europe 

latine.     (Vol.  6  of  Ai*  Choix  des  poesies.  1821.) 

—  Ilixtory.    EGGER,  E.     Sur  un  doc.  ined.  pour  servir  & 

1'hist.  des  langues  romanes.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d. 

Inscr.    Mem.,  v.  21,  le  pt.  1857.) 
LEWIS,  Sir  G.  C.     Origin  and   formation  of 

romance  languages.  [1835.]    2d  ed.   London, 

1862.  8°. 
WIIYTE,  A.  B.     Histoire  des  langues  romanes. 

Paris,  1841.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Dictionaries.     DIE/,  F.  C.     Etymological  dic 

tionary  of   the   romance   languages  [1853]  ; 
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—  Periodical.     JAHRBUCH  fiir  romanische  und  en- 

glische  Literatur.  Berlin  u.  Lpz., 1859-76.  8°. 
See  also  ProvenQal  language  (p.  2432). 

Romance  Mesmon,  Germain  Hyacinthe  de.    See  Reveil,  Le. 

Romance  of  a  dull  life.     2d  ed.    London,  1862.  8°. 

Romance  of  a  poor  young  man  ;  drama,  by  O.  Feuillut, 
(In  Sargent,  E.  Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  29.) 

Romance  of  an  hour;  comedy.     See  Kelly,  II. 

Romance  of  Blonde  of  Oxford  and  Jehan  of  Dammartin. 
See  Philippe  de  Reimes. 

Romance  of  charity,  The.     See  Liefde,  J.  B.  de. 

Romance  of  history  :  England  ;  by  II.  Neele.  3d  ed. 
London,  1829.  3  v.  12". 

Romance  of  history :  France  ;  by  L.Ritchie.  Lon 
don,  1831.  3  v.  (v.  1  w.).  12°. 


ROMANCE 


2539 


ROME 


Romance    of    history:    Spain;   by  T.  dc   Trueba. 

London,  1830'.  3  v.    12". 
Romance  of  stu:lent  life  abroad;  by  II.  B.  Kimball. 

X.  Y.,  18.",:!.   12". 
Romance  of  Syr  Tryamouro  ;  c;l.  by  J.  O.  H  alii  well. 

London",  1846.  8".    (Percy  Soc-..  v.  1(3.) 
Romance  of  the  aristocracy.     Hie  Burke,  J.  15. 
Romance  of  the  chevelere  Assigne ;    cd.  by  II.  II. 

Gibbs.     London,  1868.  8°.    (Early  Eng.  Text 

Soc.  :  Extra  scr.) 
Romance  of  the  emperor  Octavian  ;    cd.   by  J.  C). 

Ilalliwell.      London,  1844.  8".     (Percy  Soc., 

v.  14.) 
Romance  of  the  forest ;    by  Mrs.  [A.  AY.]  Iladcliff. 

Brattleboro',  1824.    if)". 
Romance  of  the  forum,  The.     See  Burke,  P. 
Romance  of  the  mummy  ;    tr.  from   the  French    of 

T.   Gauticr  by   Mrs.  A.  T.   Wood;    with  ail 

introd.  by  W!  C.  Prime.     X.  Y.,  18G3.  8°. 
Romance  of  the  peerage.     See  Craik,  U.I,. 
Romance  of  the  republic;    by  L.  M.  Child.     Bos 
ton,  1867.   12". 
Romance  of   the  sea  serpent;    [by  E.  Batchelder]. 

Camb.,  18K).   12". 
Romance    of    travel;    by  [X.  P.  Willis].     X.  Y., 

1840.  12". 
Romanes  politico,  en  quo  se  maniliestan  los  atrnsos  de  Es- 

paiia,  y  sus  remedies,     n.t.p.  [17— .]  4".    (B  1896) 
Romancero  de  romances  morii-cos.     Sie  Duran,  A. 
Romances.  Bibliography. 

—  LKNCLKT  nrj  FIIF.SNOY,  X.     Bibliotbeque  des  romans. 

(Vol.  '2  of  hU  Usage  des  romans.  1734.) 
A'ute.     Relates  to   the  romantic  fiction  of  all  nations. 

Ho/nances  of  the  Middle  Ayes. 

—  FKHU.YIUO,  G.     Storia  degli  roman/i  di  caval- 

leria.     Milano,  1828-29.  4  v.  8". 

—  GRA.ESSE,  J.  G.  T.      Die    grossen    Sagenkreise 

des  Mittelalters.     Dresden,  1842.  S". 

Some,    (2s  Baudes  3c  Abth.  of  hi*  Lelirb.  e.  allgetn. 

Lit.  1842.) 

—  LVDLOW,  J.  M.     Popular  epics  of  the  Middle 

Ages  of  the  Norse-German  and  Carlovingian 
cycles.     London,  1805.  2  v.  8". 

—  TKKSSAN,  L.  K.  dc  la  V.  do.     Corps  d'extraits  de  ro 

mans  du  chevalerie.    (hi  hi*  (liuvres,  v.  7-10.  1788- 
89.) 

—  AVAKTON,  T.     Origin  of  romantic  fiction  in  Europe. 

(hi  hi*  History  offing,  poetry,  v.  1.  18:24;  1871.) 

—  WUKJIIT.   T.      Chansons   de   geste    or    historical    ro- 

ma  ices  of  the  Middle  Ages,     (hi  his  Essays,  v.  1. 
1846.) 

Origin  and  use  of  romances. 

—  IIi'KT,  P.  I).     De  1'origine  dcs  romans.     (In  hi*  Ilue- 

tiana,    17!i9;   —   nmt    in    La    Fayette,    M.    1'.   de. 
(Kuvres,  v.  1.   1820.) 

—  LKXCLKT  DU  FHKSXOY,  X.     De  1'usagc  des  ro 

mans;    avec    vine  bibliotheque   des   romans. 
Amst.,  1734.  2  v.   12". 

See  ulno  Legends  ;  —  Novels. 

For  the  romantic  literature  of  any  country  see  the  di 
vision  Literature  under  that  country,  as  China  (p.  557); 
—  Denmark  (p.  765; :  — France  (p.  1056} :  —  Germany 
(p.  1140,  1141);  —  Iceland  (p.  14<J3);  —India  (p.  1505);  — 
Italy  (p.  1547,  1548) ;  —  Norway  (p.  2157) ;  — Persia 
(p.  22<is;;  —  Portugal  (p.  2397,  2398);  —  Rumania  ;  — 
Russia  ;  —  Scandinavia  ;  —  Scotland  ;  —  Spain ;  —  Swe 
den  ;  —  Turkey  ;  —  ttlxo  English  poetical  romances 
(p.  912' :  —  English  prose  romances  (p.  914);  —  Proven- 
c,al  literature  (.p.  'Jlo'J). 

Romances  <le  Gcrmania.     See  Hidalgo,  ,T. 

Romances  of  the  old  town  of  Edinburgh  ;  by  A. 

Leighton.     Edin..  1SG7.   12". 
Romani,  l-'dice.     Beatrice  di  Tt-nda:  tragedia   lirica.     Fir- 

etl/.e,  1S:!5.    12".     (C  286) 

—  I  Cnpuleti  ed  i  Monteccbi;  music  by  V.  Bellini.    X.Y., 

1U48.  12°.     (E  4) 

319.     (27.  3.  80.) 


-  Norma;  music  by  V.  Bellini.     Habana,  ISiO.  12".  (E  4) 

—  Siune.      X.  V.,  1S41.  12".     rE  4) 

—  Snme.     X.  V.,  1S4S.  12".  (E  4) 

—  Same.  —  Pel  husto  di  Vinccnzo  Monti. —  A  Xicolo  Pa- 

ganini.  —  In  morte  d'nn  giovinetto. —  L'amante.  dell' 
esule  alia  lima. —  La  vedova.  —  (Consign   a  Rosa. — 
Fraininenli.     (hi  Poeti  ital.  contemn.  1843.) 
Romanin,  Samuele.  Storia  doeumentata  di  Yenezia. 

Yene/.ia,  18o«3-60.   10  v.  8". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  OUO-1096.  2.  10%-1299.  3.  1SOO- 
140.).  4.  1410-14)2.  5.  1492-l.VJH.  6.  1520-159S. 
7.  1.V.I8-170D.  8.  1700-1789.  9.  178H-97.  10.  1797-'.»8. 

-  POMDOUI,  K.  L.     Necrologia  di  Konianin.     (In  Archi- 

vio  ^tol•.  ital.,  n.s.,  v.  14.  1861.) 

Romanism  as  it  exists  at  Koine.     Set-  Percy,  J.  "NV. 
Romano,  C.     Madrigalc*.     (Jn  Trucchi,  F.    1'otsje  ital.,  v.  4. 

1847.) 

Romano,  CJinlio.     See  Pippi,  G. 
Romanof,  II.  C.    Sketches  of  the  rites  and  customs 

of    the  Greco-Russian  Ch.  ;   with   an  introd. 

by  [G.  M.  Yongc].     London,  1SC8.  12". 
Romanof,   Family  of.      BARTHOLD,  F.  W.      Ausgang  des 

Joan'schen    Xweiges     dcr     Komanow     und    seiner 

Frcmule.     (/;;    Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1837.) 
Romans,  Bernard.     Natural   history    of  East  and 

\Ycst  Florida.     Vol.  1.     N.  Y.,  177.5.  12". 
Romans,  Epistle  of  Paul  to  the.     See  Bible  (p.  289). 
Romans  et  nouve.lk'8.     See  Beyle,  M.  II. 
Romans  grecs.     See  Erotici  Kcriplurcs. 
Romans  populaires,  Lcs.     Paris,  [ISoO].  4°. 

Content*.      Kock,   1*.  de.       Le   barb'cr   de   Paris.  — 
Cooper,  J.   F.       Lucie   Ilanlinge.   —   Ricardi,   A.      La 
prisettf.    —   Cooper,  J.  F.     Le  Robinson  americain.  — 
Pigault-Lebrun,  G.  C.  A.     Le  garcon  sans  souci. 
Romantic.     FOSTKK,  .T.     Application  of  the  epithet  roman 
tic.     (In  liin   Kssays.  1847.) 
Romanticism.    KKVI.K,   M.  H.     Qu'est-ce  quc  le  romanti- 

cismu  ?    (In  his  Racine.  1854.) 
Romanus,    Julius.      BELLORI,  G.  P.      Sigismundi 

August!  triumphus,  ex  archetypo  J.  Roman!. 

Roniip,  1680.  obi.   f°. 

Romany  Rye;  byG.  Borrow.  Lond.,  18o7.  2  v.  12°. 
Romaunt  of  the  rose  i begun    by   Guillanme  de  Lorrea  and 

liiiishcd  by  Jean  Clopinel   de  Mebung).     See  Chau 
cer,  G.     Works,  v.  6.  1N60. 
Romayne,  .lames  T.  B.     Oration  at  X.  Y.,  on  the  aimiv.  of 

the  sortie  from  Fort  Erie.    N.  Y.,  1816.  8°.     (B  357) 
Romayne,  Nicholas.     Address,  commencement  of  the  lect. 

in    the   Col.   of   Phys.   and   Surg.     N.  Y.,   1808.  8°. 

(B  419,  817) 

—  Diss.    inaug.   de   puris    generationc.      Edin.,    1780.  8°. 

(B1561) 

Romberg,  Edonnrd.  La  colonie  beige.  (In  Paris  unide. 
v.  2.  1S67.) 

Romberg,  Moritx,  Heinrich.  Manual  of  nervous  dis 
eases  ;  tr.  and  ed.  by  E.  II.  Sieveking.  Lon 
don,  1833.  2  v.  8".  (Sydenham  Soc.) 

Rombert ;  a  tale  of  Carolina  ;*  [by  W.  G.  Simms]. 
N.  Y.,  1835.  2  v.  12". 

Rome. 

KS-  Arrangement.  A.  ANCIENT  ROME  (Kingdom  , 
Republic,  and  Empire):  1.  Laws,  e.l<:. ;  2.  Works 
about  Home,  divided  into  :  — 


Agriculture,  p.  2540, 
Antiquities, 
Architecture, 
Art, 

Biography, 
Chronology,  p.  2541, 
Colonies, 
Commerce, 

Conversion      to      Christ 
ianity, 

Description,    Geography, 
Education, 
Finance, 
History,  p.  2541, 
Legal  antiquities,  p.  2543, 

B.     ANCIENT  ROME  (City),  with  the  divisions  :  — 
Amphitheatres,    Circuses,  '      Charities,  p.  2547, 

Theatres,  p.  2540,  Description  and  Maps, 

Architecture,  History, 

Art,  p.  2547,  Inscriptions. 

Burial  places, 


Libraries,  p.  2544, 

Military  antiquities, 

Natural  history, 

Numismatics, 

Philosophy, 

Police, 

Political  antiquities,  C( 
Mitutional  history, 

Political  economy,  p.  25 

Religion, 

Slavery, 

Social  antiquities, 

Statistics.    Census,   Popu 
lation,  p.  2546, 

Weights  and  Measures. 


Con- 
!545, 


ROME  (Anc.) 


2540 


ROME(Anc.):   Biography 


C.     MODERN  ROME  (City),  with  the  divisions  :  — 

Architecture,  p.  2547,  Ecclesiastical     affairs,    p. 
Art,  2549, 

Bibliography,  History,  p.  2549, 

Biography,  Law, 

Charities,  p.  254S,  Numismatics, 

Description  and  Maps,  Social  life. 

In  all  these  divisions  the  sub-arrangement  is  chrono 
logical;  in  History  by  the  time  treated  of,  in  the  others 
by  the  date  of  publication  or  of  writing. 

Following  these  come  names  of  various  societies, 
churches,  palaces,  villas;  —  and  after  them  Borne  as  a 
first  word  in  titles  of  books. 

A.       ANCIENT  ROME. 
(Kingdom,  Republic,  Empire.) 

1.    LAM-S,   etc. 

See  Civil  or  Roman  law  (p.  589-590).  For  the  laws 
themselves  see,  especially  BLONDEAU;  —  CORPUS;  — 
HUGO,  G.  Jus;  —  JUSTINIANUS  i;  —  THEODOSIUS  n;  — 
THEOPHIT.US  Antecessor.  The  other  works  are  com 
mentaries  or  histories. 

2.      M'ORKS   ABOUT   ROME. 

Agriculture. 

—  BUREAU  DE  LA  MALI.E,  A.  .1.  C.  A.    L'agriculture 

romaine,  depnis  Caton  le  censeur  jusqn'  aColumclle. 
(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  <I.  In  an:  Mem.,  v.  13.  1838.) 

—  GlR.vui),  C.  J.  B.     Rei  iiirraria?  scriptornm  nobiliores 

reliquiae;  ace.  legum  Romanorum  agrariarum  de 
lectus.  (Appended  to  Blondeau,  J.  B.  A.  Cbresto- 
mathie.  1843.) 

Antiquities. 

—  THYSIUS,   A.,    d.  1640.     lloma  ilhtstrata,  sive 

aiitiq.  Horn,  breviarium.       Anist.,  1657.  24°. 

—  GODWIN,  T.     Romana?  hist,  anthologia  ;  expos. 

of  Roman  antiq.     Oxford,  1642.   4°. 

—  Du  GHOUL,  G.     Veterum  Romanorum  religio, 

castramentatio,  disciplina  milit.,  ct  bain  cue. 
Anist.,  1686.  4°. 

—  GRJEVIVS,  J.  (T.  Thesaurus  antiq.  Romanarum. 

Lugd.  Bat.,  1694-99.   12  v.  f°. 

—  SALLENGRE,  A.  H.     Novus  thesaurus  antiqui- 

tatura  Rom.     Hag.  Com.,  1716-19.  3   v.   f°. 

—  NIDECK,  A.  van.     Antiquitates  sacrae  et  civilcs 

Roinanorum  explicatse  [Lat.  et  Gallice]. 
Hag.  Com.,  1726.  f°. 

—  KENNET,  B.     Antiquities  of    Rome.      9th  ed. 

London,  1731.  8°. 

—  CELLAKIUS,C.  Compendium  antiquitatumRom.; 

adnot.illust.  Walchio.  Hahc-Magd.,  1748.  8°. 

—  SCHAVARZ,  C.  G.     Observ.  ad  G.  II.  Nieupoorti 

compend.  antiquita turn  Rom.    Alt.,  1757.  8°. 

—  WII.COCKS,  J.     Roman  conversations;  or,  De 

scription  of  the  antiq.  and  characters  of  Rome. 
London,  1797.  2  v.  8". 

—  ADAM,  A.    Roman  antiquities.  Loud.,  1801.  4°. 

—  PLATES  illust.  the  antiquities  of   Rome;    by  F. 

Mori,  and  others.]     n.p.,  [1810].  4". 

LEVATI,  A.  II  costume  antico  e  mod. ;  [gov.  e  legi;e, 

arte  mil.,  relig.,  architettura,  arte].  (Jn  Ferrario, 
G.  Costume,  v.  8.  1829.) 

DILLAWAY,  C.  K.  Roman  antiquities  and  an 
cient  mythology.  Boston,  1831.  12". 

—  DKZOBRY,  C.  1835.     See  Social  antiquities   (p.  2546). 

—  Fuss,  J.  D.     Roman  antiquities  ;  tr.  by  A.  W. 

and  B.  Street.     Oxford,  1840.  8". 

—  BECKER,    "NV.   A.      Handbuch    der   romischen 

Alterthiimer  ;   begonnen  von   B.,  fortges.  von 
J.  Marquardt.     Lp/.,  1843-56.  5  v.  8°. 
Note..    Vol.  5  is  •Pnvataltcrthiimer'. 

—  NiEHuini,  15.  G.     Vortrage  iiber  romisclie  Al 

terthiimer;  hrsg.  von  M.  Isler.  Berlin,  1858. 
8°.  (Hist,  und  philolog.  Vortrage,  4e  Abth.) 

—  Roniot',  — .    Monuments  de   la   vie  des  anciens.     '  f<i 

Chefs  d'ceuvre  do  1'art,  antique,  le  ser.,  v.  1-3.  1867.) 


Dictionary. 

-  PITISCUS,  S.      Lexicon  nntiquitatura  llomano- 
lum.     Hagflp-Com.,  1737.  3  v.   f". 

Sie  also  /.'(/'••!  (tiiti<i',itie.i  (p.  2.~4o) :  —  Mil'l.arij  antiq. 

(p.  2-VH:;  —  ^'iiiiti^nnticn  (p.  2544; ;  —  Political   iiiitiq. 

(p.  2544);  —  Social  imtitj.  (]>.  2545) :  — 
an>l  especially  Classical  antiquities  (p.  fi98,  r>99)  ;  — 
a/.so    Congius;  —  Games;  —  Roads;  —   Sepulchres  ; 

—  Vexillans;   —also  Verri,  A.     (Le  notti  romane). 

Sole.  For  the  monumental  antiquities  see  Rome. 
I>nnripttMi  (p.  2548),  and  the  names  of  places  where 
Roman  antiquities  have  been  found,  as  Appian  Way;  — 
Aquileia  ;  —  Bath  ;  —  Campagna  ;  -  England  ;  —  Ev- 
ora ;  —  Gaul ;  —  Herculaneum  ;  —  Horkstow  ;  —  La- 
tium  ;  —  Paderborn  ;  —  Pa-stum  ;  —  Pompeii  ;  —  Por 
tugal  ;  —  Pozzuoli ;  —  Richborough  ;  —  Rome.  Jit- 
scription  (p.  2548  i;  —  St.  Edmundsbury  ;  —  Scotland  ; 

—  Spalatro;  —  Switzerland;  —  Verona;  —  Vocontii  ; 
— it! no  Lysons,  S.      (Keliquizc    Britannico-Romanse);  — 
Wright,  T.     (The  Celt,  Roman,  and  Saxon.) 

Architecture. 

—  Vn-iiuvius,P.M.,  /7.c/Vc.n.c.l5.   Architectura  ; 

cum  notis  J.  Poleni  et  commcntariis  vario 
rum,  additis  studiis  Simonis  Stratico.  L'tini, 
1825-30.  4  v.  in  8  pt.  4". 

Jfntf.     For   other   editions   and  for  translations 
see  Vitruvius. 

—  PIUANESI,  G.  B.,  d.  1780.     Bella  magnificenza 

cd  architettura  de'  Romani.    Parigi.  1836.  f°. 

—  MONGF.Z,  A.     Meinoire  sur  les  travaux  publicn  des  Ro- 

mains,  eomp.  a  ceux  des  modernes.  [1798.]  (In 
Serieys,  A.  Bibl.  acad.,  v.  12.  1811.) 

—  TATHAM,  C.  II.    Etchings  of  Greek  and  Roman 

architectural  ornament.       Loiuton.  1806.   f°. 

—  MAZOIS,  C.  F.     Essai  sur  les  habitations  des  anciens 

Romains.     (In  hi*  Pompeii,  2e  pte.  181-.) 

—  ADAMS,    W.  II.  I).     Temples,  tombs,  and  mon 

uments  of  ancient  Greece  and  Rome.     Bos 
ton,  1871.  8". 
See  rtlao  ANCIENT  ROME  (C  i  t  y) :  Architecture  fp.  2546) ; 

—  MODERN  ROME  (City):   Architecture  (p.  2547). 

Art. 

—  PLIMUS  SECUNDUS,  C.,  rf.  79.    (In  his  Xat.  hist.,  v.  9. 

1826.) 

Kote.      For  other   eds.    and   trans,  see  Plinius 
Secundus  (p.  236J). 

—  BELLOUI,   G.  P.,  ami  LA  CHAUSSE,   M.  A.  de. 

Picturte  antiquie  cryptarum  Rom.  et  sepul- 
cri  Nasonum  ;  [ace.  alia  sepulchralia  nionu- 
menta].  Roma,  1738.  f". 

—  HEFREN,  A.  II.  L.     Archaologische  und  antiquarische 

Aufiistze.     (In  his  Hist.  Werke,  v.  3.  1821.) 

—  SCHNAASK,  C.     Griechen  und  Romer.     (In  his  Geseh- 

ichtc  der  bildenden  Kunste,  v.  2.  1843.) 

—  AMPKRE,   J.  J.  A.  •    (In    Revue   d.    I).   Mondes,  juin 

1855;—  and  in  his  Hist,  rom.) 

—  BEUI.E,    C.    E.     Un    prejusje    sur    1'art    romain.     (In 

Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars  1865.) 

—  ROHIOI:,  — .    Monuments  de  la  vie  des  anciens.      (Tn 

Chefs    d'oeuvre  de  1'art  ant  ,  le  ser.,  v.  1-;!.  1867.) 

—  JAIIN.O.     Hofische  Kunst  und  1'oesie  nnter  Augustus. 

(InJiis  Alterthumswissensehaft.  1868.) 
See   also    ANCIENT   ROME   (City):    Art  fp.  2547} ;  — 
MODERN  ROME   (City):    Art  (p.  2547) ;  —  alxo  Ancient 
art  (p.  D4);  —  Christian  art  (p.  562-503);  —  Vases. 

Biography. 

—  XEPOS,  C.      Vita?  excellentium   imperatorum. 

Lugd.  Bat.,  167o.  8°. 
Xote.     For  other  eds.  xee  Nepos  (p.  20S6). 

—  PiA-r.VHCiius.       Vit;e  ;   recog.  T.  Doehner,  Gr. 

et  Lat.     Parisiis,  Didot,  18-16-47.  2  v.  8°. 

Kote.     For   other   eds.  and  trans,    me    Plutar- 
chus  'p.  2oC:i). 

—  VICTOR,  S.  \.,fi.  <ir.  370.     S<e  Victor,  S.  A. 

—  FAI.STEU,    C.       Memoriae    obscuru>.        Hamb., 

1722.  8". 
Same,  abridged.    (In  his  Quoestiones.  1718.) 

—  L'HOMOND,   C.  F.,  d.  1794.       Viri  Roma?,  with 

notes  by  F. P.  Leverett,  etc.  Boston,  1836.  12°. 


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2541 


ROME  (Anc.) :    History 


-  VISCONTI,  E.  Q.    Iconografia  romana.    Milano, 

1818-19.  2  v.  8".  » 

-  OREI.LI,  J.  C.,  a»tf  BAITER,  J.  G.    Onomnstioon  Tul- 

liiiinnii,  Varronianum,  CiEsarianum,  Halustianum, 
Asroiiianum,  et  si-holiustarum  Ciceronis.  (In  thtir 
Onom.  Tiill  ,  v.  2.  1833.) 

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See  aluo  Agrippina; —  Arcadiua ; — Brutus,  M.:  — 
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lius  ;  —  Plinius  Secundus,  C.  ;  —  Romulus;  — 

alia  Caasars  (p.  442):  —  Classical  biography  (p. 
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Census. 

See  Stalixtics  (p.  2540). 

Chronology  :  historical. 

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•  -  KpiMolse,    [68-43   ante    Chr.].      (Vol.    10-13  of    his 

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A'utf.    For   other   cds.    and    trans,  see  Cicero 
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SAI.LUSTIVS    Cuisrrs,    C.     Opera    quit?    super- 

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Note.    For  other  eds.  and  trans,  see  Sallustius 
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Caesar,  C.  J.     Qua?  uxstant.  (p.  441,  442). 
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A.  Lemaire.    Parisiis,  1830-32.  2  v.  in  3  pts. 

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Quae  exstant.    1831.) 

.Vote.     For  other  eds.  and  trans,  see  Caesar,  C.  J. 
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Empire. 

Kg-  See  also  Roman  emperors  (p.  2538). 
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—  BELLE,  C.  K.     Ktnd<-«  et  portraits  du  cieole  d'Anu'iiste, 

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Hi.siori;p,  [A.D.  63-96].     (In  hi*  Opera,  v.  2.  1859.) 

Xote.     For  oilier  eils.  and  trans,  xee  Tacitus. 

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Same.     New  ed.     London.  1701-97.   12  v.  8°. 

Same.  With  notes  by  Milman  and  Guizot; 

ed.,  with  added  notes  by  W.  Smith.  Boston, 
1854-55.  8  v.  8". 

Student's  Gibbon  ;  decline  and  fall,  abridged 

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—  Same.     Tr.  from  the  Greek.     Lond.,  1814.  8°. 

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ctiduta  dell'  impero  romano  e  gli  cvenimenti  del  fine 
dello  scnrso  secolo  18.  (fn  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem., 
v.  23.  1818.) 

Sff  alto  Agrippina;  —  Catilina;  —  Hannibal  ;  — 
Jugurtha  ;  —  «/*n  Jews  ;  —  Roman  emperors  ;  —  Car 
thage  ;  —  Pharsalia ;  — 

al*o  Collins,  W.  \V.  (Antonina.  1850)  ;  —  Florian, 
J.  P.  C.  de.  (Xuma  Pompilins.  1805);  —  Melville, 
G.  J.  W.  (The  gladiators.  1871);  —  Macaulay,  T.  U. 
(Lays  of  ancient  Kome.  1842). 

Language. 

See  Latin  language  (p.  1677). 

Lair. 
See  Civil  or  Roman  law  (p.  589). 

Legal  antiquities. 

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See  also  Biography  (DiRKSEN) p.  2540 :—  ri/so  Centum- 
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Libraries, 

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Quasstiones.  1718.) 

Literature, 

See  Latin  literature  (p.  1681). 

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Natural  history. 

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Numismatics. 

(For  coins  of  the  Roman  emperors  set  Roman  empe 
rors.  STKADA,  O.  45  B.C -1615  A.D.  ;  —  GOI.TZIUS.  45 
B.C. -1558  A.D.;  —  STRADA,  .1.45  B.C.  -  1521  A.D.  :  — 
Occo.  45  B.C. -641  A.D  ;  —  VAILLANT.  45  B.C.  -  260 
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—  Same.  (In  Sallengre,  A.  II.    Novus  tbes.,v.  2.  1718.) 


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-  -  Recueil  des  planches.     Paris,  1808.   8°. 
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-  CATAIXXHE  d'une  col.  de  728  medailles  consul,  et  de 

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See  (il-to  Cistophorus. 

Philosophy, 

$i>(  Antoninus.  M.  A.;  —  Boethius  ;  —  Cicero.  M.  T. ; 
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Police. 

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-  -  Same.     Parisiis,  1607.  8°. 


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—  Guorc  in:,  X.  <:e.      De  comitiis  Romanorum. 

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—  MAJOHAGIO,  M.  A.     DC  stnatu  llomano.     Me- 

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—  LK  PKET.X,  J.     DC  magistratibus  nclcoquc  Rci- 

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—  LirsH.'s,  J.,  </.  1606.     De   magistratibus   veteris   pop- 

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—  BEI,I,KMH:N,  W.  Ciceronis  consul,  senator,  eenatusque 

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—  Ilosixi,  (j.,  d.  1626.     Antiq.    Roman,    corpus, 

cum  not.  T.  Dempsteri  ;  ucc.  P.  Manutii  DC 
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—  SANTINELLI,  S.     DC  Ituniunorum  vetorum  nobilitate. 

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—  MIDIM.KTON,    C.      Treatise   on    the     Roman     senate. 

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—  DELAMAHCIIK,  C.  F.     Recherches  su'r  le  gouv- 

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Jnxi-i:  Mem.,  v.  12.  ISUli  ) 

—  DIUEAL'  l>i:  LA  MAI.LK,  A.  J.  C.  A.     Lcs  lois  agraires, 

ct  cellcK  qniont  etaldi  cluv,  Ics  Romains  lex  diMrilm- 
tions  gratnites  deblc.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Jnn<r. 
Mem.,  v.  12.  pt.2.  1S36.! 

—  Zl.Ml'T,  K.  T.     Ucbcr  die  Abstimmung  des  romischen 

Volks  in  comiliis  ccnturiati*  odcr  iiber  die  Verbin- 
dung  der  bcidcn  LCintheilungcn  des  li'miischen  Volks 
nacli  Classen  und  (,'eiitiirien  tmd  nacli  Tribus.  (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abli.,  ISM.)  Ueber  die  10- 
iniselien  Kilter  mid  den  Ritterstand  in  Rom.  —  Ueber 
den  Unterscliied  der  Bciiennniigeii  Mnnieipium, 
Colonia,  Prajf'ecturu  im  loniistlieii  StuaUrechl.  (In 
1839.) 

—  HUSCHKE,  P.  E.      Verfassung  dcs  Konigs  Ser- 

vius  Tullius.     Ilcidclb.,  1838.  8°. 

—  RUBIXO,  J.      Untersuchungen  iiber  rom.  Ver- 

fassunR.    Ikl.   1.     Cassel,  1839.  8". 

—  GOKTTLING,  K.  W.    Gcschichte  der  rom.  Staats- 

verfassuiif;.     Halle,  1840.  8U. 

—  GlRAUD,  C.  J.  B.     Legum  Romanorum  ngrariarum  de 

lectus.  (Ajtprtiilfd  to  Bloudeau,  J.  B.  A.  C'hres- 
tomathie.  1843.) 

—  MOM.MSEX,  C.  M.  T.     Die  romischen  Tribus,  in 

administrative!'  Bczichung.    Altona,  1844.  8°. 

—  TKOYA,  C.     Delia  condizione  de'  Ilomani  vinti 

da'  Longobardi,  [358-1137].  2a  cd.  Milano, 
1844.  8". 

—  MAUQL/UIDT,   K.  J.     SlnatHverfassung.     (In   Becker, 

W.  A.     Hundbiich,  v.  2.  1S44.) 

—  DIUKSEN,  11.  K.     Ueber  cinige,  vereinzelt  auf  unserc 

Zeit  gekommene,  schriftliclie  Verfugtingcn  der  rom. 
Kaiser.  (/;;  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb.,  1846.) 

—  III. (,].!..   C.     Romiscbe   fitadteverfassung.     (Vol.   1  of 

/tin     Stadteverf.  von  Italien.  1847.) 

—  IHXE,  W.     llesearches  into  the  history  of  the 

Roman  constitution  ;  app.,  upon  the  lloman 
knights.  1847.  London,  1853.  8". 

—  RAIMKH,  II.  von.     Ueber  die  rom.  Stnatsverfassung. 

(Jn,  Historisches  Tascbenbneh,  1848.) 

--   BECKER,  \\~.  A.     Verwaltung.      (Jn    his  Handbucli, 
v.  3.  1851.) 

—  NITXSCII,  K.  W.     Dns  Verlialtniss  von  Hcer  nnd  Staat 

in  der  rom.  Republik.  (Jn  Historische  Zeitscbrift, 
v.  7.  1862.) 

—  FUSTELDE  COULAKGES,  N.D.    La  cite  antique  ; 

etude  sur  le  cultc,  le  droit,  les  institutions 
dc  la  (ircee  ct  dc  Rome.  3c  cd.  Paris, 
1870.  12". 

Sff  also  Antiquitipx  (p.  2.">40)  ;  —  Colonies,  Province* 
(p.  2541) ;  —  alxo  Civil  or  Roman  law  (p.  5S9-590);  — 
Papiria  tribus  (p.  WJa;;  —  Proconsul  (p.  2425). 


Political  economy. 

DE  LA  MAI.I.K.  A.  J.  C.  A.  L'affai- 
blissemeiit  dc  In  pop  ill  at  ion  et  des  prod  nits  de  PItalie, 
pendant  le  7c  i-ieele  dc  Rome.  (lit  Paris.  Inst.  Ac. 
<l.  Jiiwr.  Mem.,  v.  12,  pt.  2.  1836.) 

-  Economic  politique  des  Romains.  Paris,  1840. 

2  v.  8". 

Rossi,  I'.  I..  E.,  c/.  1848.  Fragments  d'histolre  de 
re.eonomie  polltlqne  ehez  les  Romains.  (Jn  his 
Melanges,  v.  1.  1S57.) 

Population. 
Sec  SlatUtivs, 

Religion. 

M.-vrRonius.  Satunialia.  A.C.  415.  (In  kin  Opera. 
1774.) 

-  Fnni-h.     I-es  Baturnales.     (In  his  (Euvres.  1845.) 
CICERO,  M.  T.,  d.  ii.c.  43.     De  natura  deorum. 

Cantab.,  1718.  8". 

Xote.     For  other  edx.  and  trans,  nee  Cicero  (p.  584,6). 
M  A.M.Mrs,  V.,  /f.  about  14  AD.     De  religione.    (In  his 

De  diclis  factisque,  v.  1.  1822.) 

-  CEXSOUINVS.     De  die  natali  [238]  ;  ex  recens. 

IS.  llavercampi.     Lngd.  Bat.,  1768.  8°. 

-  Vossirs,  G.  J.     De  origine  ac  progreeim  idololatrise. 

[1641.]     (In  tiix  Opera,  v.  5.  1700.) 

-  CASAI.I,  G.  B.    De  profanis  Romanorum  ritibus.     (In 

Jtix  De  profanis  ct  sacris  ritibns.  1681.) 

-  MONTESQUIEU,  C.  de  8.  de.     Snr  la  politique  des  Ro- 

mains  dans  la  religion.  [1716.]  (/;;.  his  CEuvres, 
v.  6.  17W>.) 

-  FAI.STEH,  C.      De  studio  theologico.     (fn  his  Quaes- 

tiones.  1718.) 

-  L.-VRDNKR,    N.,   (I.    1768.     State    of   gentilism   under 

Christia:)  emperors.     (In  l<ix  Works,  v.  9.  1788.) 

-  \YALCII, (J.  W.  F.    De persequntlonum  Christianorum 

Roniaiiarum  canssin  non  volutn  politicis  seel  etiam 
religiosis.  (In  Goettingen.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Novi 
comm.,  v.  2.  1771.)  —  De  Romanorum  in  tolerandis 
diversis  religionlbns  disciplinn  pub.  (In  v.  3.  1772.) 

-  T-EVATI,  A.    (In  Ferrario,  G.    Costume,  v.  8.  1829.) 

-  DILLAWAV,  C.  K.     See  Antiiiititifn  (p.  2540). 

-  HAHTUXO,  J.  A.       Die   Religion    der   Homer. 

Brian  gen,  1836.  2  v.  8". 

-  FILON,  C.  A.  D.     Memoire  snr  1'etat  moral  et  religious 

de  la  societe  romaine,  a  I'epoqnc  de  1'apparition  de 
christianisme.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor. 
Sav.  etr..  v.  1.  1841.) 

-  DIHKSEN,  II.  E.     Von  den  Pflicbten  der  I'ietat  gegen 

die  Person  des  regierendcn  romischen  Kaisers.  (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb.,  1849.) 

-  BECKEU,  W.  A.    Der  Qottesdlenst.    (In  /liiHnndbuch 

der  rom.  Altcrthumer.  v  4.  1S56.) 

-  BOISSIEU,  G.     Le  Christianisme  et  le  morale  dc  Se- 

neqne.     (In  Revue,    d.   D.    Monde*,  mars  1871.)  — 
L'apotlieose   imperiale.     (In  mai  1871.)  —  La    reli 
gion  rom.  dans  Viigilc.     (In  mars  1873.)  — La  vie 
future  dans  Virgile.     (Jn  jnin  1S7I!.) 
See  al-iti  Apollo;  —  Bacchus  ;  —  Ceres  ;  —  Cupid  ;  — 
Diana  ;  —  Fate;  — Jupiter; — Minerva; —  Neptune; 

—  Venus ;  —  ul^o  Antiquities ;  —  Mysteries  ;  —  Omens ; 

—  Oracles  ;  —  Salacia  ;  —  Taurobolia  ;   —  Venilia ;  — 
alia  Cvnrtrxion  lo  Christianity  (p.  2541);  —  und  Philos 
ophy  (p.  2644). 

Slavery. 

-  BLAIR,  W.      Inquiry  into  the  state  of  slavery 

amongst  the  Romans,  from  the  earliest  period 
till  the  establishment  of  the  Lombards  in 
Italy.  Edin.,  1833.  16°. 

Social  antiquities. 

-  GELT.IUS,  A.      Noctium  Atticarum    libri    [cir. 

143] ;  ex  recens.  M.  Hertz.  Lips.,  1853.  2v.  16°. 
y<ite.     For  other  eds.  and  trans,  xte  Gellius  (p.  1113). 

-  SCIIOTTLS,  A.,  d.  1629.     De  ludis  festisque.     (7?iRos- 

ini,  G.     Antiq.  Rom.  corpus.  1701.) 

-  Tavsifs,  A.    Roma  illustrata,  acc.Fabricii  vet- 

eris  Roime  cum  nova  collatio.  Amst.,  1657. 
1C". 

-  FICOHOXI,  F.  dc.      La  bolla  d'oro  de'  fanciulli 

nobili  romani.  ec.     Roma,  1732.  4°. 

-  SANTINELLI,  8.    De  dlsclplina  et  mortbiu  Bonumuam 

faeuiinuruui.    (Jn  /its  Dibs.  1734.) 


ROME  (Anc.) :    Social  Antiq. 


2546 


ROME  (Anc.:  City).    Architecture 


-  MIDDLETON,  C.     Germana  quaedam  antiquitatis 

cruditii1  monumenta  quibus  Romanorum  vete- 
rum  ritus,  tain  sacri  quaiu  profani  illus- 
trantur.  Londini,  1745.  t'°. 

-  PASTOKET,  C.  K.  J.  P.    Recherches  stir  le  commerce 

et  le  luxe  des  Romains,  et  sur  leurs  lois  commer- 
eiales  ft  somptuaire.s.  1804.  (hi  Paris.  lust.  Ac. 
d.  Jn$<r.  Mem.,  v.  5.  1S21.) 

-  MAZOIS,  F.     Palais    de  Scaurus ;  descr.  d'une 

maison  romaine.  [1819.]  2e  ed.  Paris, 
1822.  8°. 

-  RANKING,  .T.  Sports  of  the  Romans  in  which  elephants 

were  employed.     (In  kin  Hist,  researches.  1826.) 

-  DEZOHRY,    C.       Home    au    siecle     d'Auguste, 

[1835].     Paris,  1846-47.  4v.a«rfMap.  8". 

-  BECKER,  W.  A.     Gallus  ;   or,  Roman  scenes  of 

the  time  of  Augustus  [1838]  ;  tr.  by  F.  Met- 
calfe.  London,  1844.  8". 

-  VANNLCCI,  A.     I  gionmli  p rosso  gli  antichi  Romani. 

(In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  n.s.,  v.  (J,  pt.  1.  1839.) 

-  DIKKSKN,  II.  E.     Ueber  ein,  in  Justinians  Pandektcn 

enthallenes,  Vci-xeichnis.s  auslandischer  Waaron, 
von  denen  eine  Eingangg&teuer  an  den  Zollstiinen 
des  rbmischen  Reiclies  erhoben  \vurde.  (In  Berlin. 
Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,1843.) 

-  ASMi;s,  H.      SSkizzen  des  haiislichen  und  offentliclien 

Lcbens  der  IfomiTiniicii  im  Alterthum.  (fn  Histor- 
isches  Taschenbuch,  1S61-62.) 

-  NALDKT,  J.    De  la  noblesse  eliez  les  R.  [1863.]     (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inter.    Mem.,  v.  25,  2e  pt.,  1866.) 

-  FRIEDLAENDER,  L.    Darstellungen  aus  der  Sit- 

teugeschichte  Horns  in  der  Xeit  von  August 
bis  turn  Ausgang  der  Antonini.  Lpz.,  1869. 
2  v.  8U. 

-  BOISSIEU,  M.  L.  G.     Etudes  de  meeurs  remains  sous 

1'Kmpire.  (in  Revue  d.  1).  Mondes,  juin  1863- 
nov.  1871.) 

-  -  Sociele  du  temps  dc  Cesar.     See  Biography  (p.  2541). 

See  (ilxo  Antiquitiex  (p.  2540);  —  Slavery  (p.  2545);  — 
al-io  Antiquities  (p.  113);  —  Classical  antiquities 
(p.  598-599);  — 

consult  alno  the  Roman  authors,  especially  Plautus, 
<i.  K.C.  184;  —  Terentius,  about  «.  c.  166-160;  —  Ho- 
ratius,  b.  H.C.  65;  —  Persius,  about  A.D.  50;  —  Pe- 
tronius,  A.D.  66;  —  Martialis,  about  A.D.  80-96;  — 
Juveualis,  A.D.  100. 

Statistics,  Census,  Population. 

-  DL'RANDI,  J.     Delia  popolazione  d'ltalia  in  circa  1'nnno 

<li  Ifunia  526,  dedotta  dalla  quaiilita  di  truppe  fornite 
da'  Komaiii  e  loro  alleati  per  la  guerra  gailica-cisal- 
pina.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  1«.  1811.) 

-  DuiEAU  1)E  LA  MALLK,  A.  J.  O.  A.     La  population 

libre  de  I'ltalie,  sous  la  domin.  de  la  Repnb.  Romaine, 
[B.C.  oOii-42].  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.  Mem., 
v.  10.  1833.)  —  L'etendue  et  la  population  de  Rome. 
(fn  v.  12.  pt.  2.  1836.)  —  Causes  teener,  qui,  cliez  les 
Grets  et  les  Rumains,  durent  s'opposer  an  develop, 
de  la  population,  etc.  (hi  v.  14,  2e  pt.  1840.) 

-  BuucHAitm,  G.  C.       Bemerkungen    iiber   den 

Census  der  Homer.     Kiel,  1824.  8". 

Weights  and  Measures. 

-  SAVIGNV,  F.  K.  von.     Uimaleintlioilung  der  romischen 

Fundi.     (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Abh.,  1841-15.) 

-  MONGKZ,  A.     Sur  les  nu*surcs  romains  gravees  sur  un 

roclier  pres  de  Terracine.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d. 
lii*ir.  Mem.,  v.  7.  1824.) 

See  ulao  Weights  and  Measures. 


I?.       ANCIENT    HOME    (City). 

Amphitheatres,  Circuses,  Theatres. 

LIPSIUS,    J.,   d.   1606.      De    amphitheatre.      (In 

Opera,  v.  3.   1675.) 
FICOUONI,  F.  de'.     Maschere  sceniche  e  fi 

comiche  d'antichi  llomani.    lloina,  1736. 
BIANCONI,  I>.  G.       Descr.  dci  cirehi,  partic 

quello  di  Caracalla ;   pub.  con  note  [di] 

Fea.     Koma,  1789.  f. 

BIANCHI,  P.     See,  in  the  next  column,  Co!  i  num. 
><IBBV,  A.     See,  in  the  next  toltimn,  f'crum. 


ure 
4°. 

.  di 
C. 


BERNARDT,   J.   K.  D.  l/orisjine  des  jeux   sceniqucs 

cliez  leg  Romuins.  [1813.]     (fn  Paris.  Inst.  .-If.  d. 

Jti*<r.     Mem.,  v.  8.  Is27.) 
See  alxo  Masks. 

Architecture. 
History.     PARKER.  ,T.  II.      Different  modes  of 

construction    employed    in    antient    Roman 

buildings,  and    the   periods  when   each  was 

first  introduced ;  a  lecture.     Home,  1868.  8". 
Rossr,  D.  de.     Studio  d'arehitettura  civile,  etc. 

Roma,  1702.   i". 
PIRANKSI,  (/.  15.     Aleune  vcdute  di  archi  trion- 

fali  ed  altri  monumenti  inalzati  da  Romani. 

[Roma,  1748.]   i".      (v.  5.) 
DESGODETZ,  A.    IA\S  edifices  antiques  de  Rome. 

[En  fr.  et  en  angl,]     I.ond..  1771-95.    2  v.  f°. 
PIRANESI,   (T.  15.  and  F.      Antichita    romane. 

n.p.,  [1779].  4  v.   f°.     (v.  1,  2.) 

-  Yedute   di   Roma.       [138  plates.]       n.p.,  n.d. 

2  v.  f.      (v.  9,  10.) 

-  Same.      [106  plates.]      n.p.,  n.d.   f°. 
MILIZIA,  F.    Romadclle  bellearti  del  discgno.     [1787.] 

(In  his  Opera,  v.  1.   1S26.) 
PRONTI,   D.      Vedutine    anticlic  della  cittu    di 

Roma.     Tomel.     Roma,  1785.   f°. 
TAYLOR,  G.  L.,   and  CUESY,  E.     Architectural 

antiquities    of    Rome.        London,    1821-22. 

2  v.   f". 
PIROLE,  T.,  enc/r.,  d.  1824.     Edificj  antich.  di 

Roma   restit.    sec.    Palladio,    Desgodet/,    ec. 

Roma,  n.d.  8". 
Aqueduct*.     FnONTlM  s,  S   J.    Do  aqun?dnctibiis  urbis 

Roma?.     [Poet  A.D.  SI7  ]      (//;  fiig    Strateg.  1855;  — 

and  in  Gr«evius.     'J'hes.  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  4.  16J7.) 
Baths.     CAMERON,   C.     Baths  of  the  Romans  ; 

with  Palladio's  restorations.   Lond.,  177;>.  f". 

-  PALLADIO,  A.     Le  teime  dei  Romani;  repub. 

con  la  yitinta  di  osservazioni  da  O.  B.  f?ca- 

mozzi.     Vicenza,  178-5.   f". 
—  French.  Les  therraes  des  Remains.  Vicencc, 

1785.  f". 
Campus  Martins.      PIRANESI,  G.  15.       Campus 

Martius  antiqua?  urbis.     Rom;e,  17 62.   l'°. 

Sfe  also,  btloic,  Obtlinco. 
Capitol.     RYCQCIUS,  J.    De  Capitolio  Romano. 

J-ugd.  15at.,  1696.   12". 
Castello  del/'   Acq/ia    Giulia.       PIRANESI,  G.  B. 

andf.    Lerovine  del  C.    n.p., n.d.   f".     (v.6.) 
Coliseum.       BIANCHI,    P.     Osserv.    snll'   arena 

e  sul  podio  dell'  anfiteatro  Flavio  ;   illust.  da 

],.  Re.     Roma,  1812.   f°. 

'See,  also,  below,  Forum. 
Colunna  Antnnina.     UELLOIU,  G.  P.     Columna 

A.     Ronur,  [16— ].  4°. 

•  - PIRANESI,  G.  IJ.  [ColonnaA.]  n.t.p.  f°.  (v.8.) 

•  Colo/ma    Trajana.       PIRANESI,    G.   B.   and   F. 

Trof'eo  o  sia  colonna  eomposta  di  macigni  ovi 
si  veggono  scolpiti  le  due  guerre  daciehe  t'atte 
da  Traiano.  n.p.,  n.d.  f".  (v.  8.) 

•  Forum.      Ninny,   A.      Del  foro   romano,   dell' 

anliteatro     Flavio,    e    de'    luoghi    adjacent!. 

Roma,  1819.  8". 
Obelisco  di  Cesare  Augusta.       STUART,  J.       De 

obelisco  e  Campo  Martio  nuperrime  efFosso. 

Ronuv,  1750.   f". 

Palazzo    de'   Ccsari.     BIANCHINI.  F.     Del  Pa 
lazzo  de'  Cesari.     Verona,  1738.    f". 
Pijramide  di  C.  t'e*tio.    FALCONIEKI,  O.  (In  Nardini, 

F.     Roma  antica.  1771.) 
Wall.     Xnutv,  A.     Le  mura  di  Roma.     Roma, 

1820.  8". 

See  nlxo  Burial  place*  (p.  2547);  —  Arches   of 
triumph  (p.  125);  —  Catacombs  (p.  493). 


ROME  ;Anc. :  City).    Art 


2547 


ROME  (Mod. :  City;.    Art 


Art. 

-  ANTOMNI,  C.    Vasi  antichi.    (Vol.  1,  2  of  his  Manu- 

ale.   1821.) 

-  ZOEUA,    G.      Li  bassirilievi  antichi  di  Roma. 

Konin,  1808.  2  v.  8". 

-  PLATNKK,  K.      See,  below,  Description.    I'LATNER. 

See  ulxo  Art-hitei-ture.  (p.  2546);  —  Description  (be 
low)  ;  —  ANCIENT  HOME  :  Art  (p.  2540). 

Burial  places. 

-  BEI.T.ORI,    G.  P.,  and  LA  CIIAUSSE,  M.  A.   dc. 

Pictura?  iijitiquic  cryptarum  Rom  an  arum  et 
scpulcri  Nasonum ;  [ace.  alia  sepulchralia 
nioiiumcnta].  Roma1,  1738.  f. 

-  GHEZZI,   P.   L.     Cainere    sepolcrali    dc'  liberti, 

cc.,  di  Livia  Augusta  c  d'altri  Ccsari.  Roma, 
1731.  P. 

-  MAUCHI,  <_f.      Monnmenti    dellc    arti    cristiane 

primitive.     Roma,  1844.  4". 

See  al»o  Jjfucrifilioti  (below} ;  —  alfto  Catacombs 
(p.  4U3). 

Charities. 

-  NAIDF.T.   .1.     Des  sccuuts  publics  chez  les  Remains. 

(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  <l.  Jn«<r.      Mem.,  v.  13.  1838.) 

-  BOISSIER,    M.    \j.  -G.      Les    associations    ouvrieres    et 

charitabies  a  Rome  dans  I'Empire  Horn.  (In  Revue 
d.  D.  Mondes,  dec.  1871.) 

Circuses. 

See    Amphitheatres    (p.   2546); — Rome.      Teatro   di 
Tor  di  Nona  (p.  2549). 

Description. 
Topography  of  the  ancient  city. 

(  ''he  works  describing  tliu  modern  condition  of  the 
:  n  i 'lit  city,  tin;  ruins,  and  the  results  of  excavation 
HI-U  put  under  MODERN  HOME.  Description,  p.  204S). 

-  DESCRIPTIO  urbis  Romse,  [circa  saeculum   quintum]. 

(In  Notitia  ulraque.  1552;  —  and  in  Byzant.  hist, 
script.,  v.  18.  172y.) 

-  VICTOR,    1'.       Descriptio    urbis   Romae,    [circ.  1535]. 

(lit  Notitia  utraque;  —  and  in  Byzantinae  hist, 
script.,  v.  18.  172i».) 

-  MAULIAM,  B.,  d.  1560.     Urbis  Roma?  topog. ; 

ace.  Ferrutii  additiones.     Venet.,  1588.  8". 
Eng.     Topography  of  ancient  Rome;  tr.  by  P.  Hol 
land.     (In  Livius,  T.     llom.  hist.  ItiUO.) 

-  FABBICILS,  G.,  d.  1571.  .  V'etus  Koma.     (In  Thysius, 

A.     Hoina  illustrata.  1657.) 

-  DONATI.  A.     Hie  MODERN  ROME.     Descr.  (p.  2548). 

-  BEU.ORI,  G.  P.    Fragmenta  vestigii  vet.  Romae  ; 

[xx  tabulis  comp.     Roma?,  1673.]   f°. 
-  !>aine.     Ichnographia  vet.    Roma* ;    ace.   [vi] 

tab.     Roma1,  1704.   f°. 
Saute,     (fn  Grsevius.     Then,  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  4.  1697.) 

•     FRAN7.INI,    F.       $te    MODERN    HOME.      DtScr.    (p.  2548). 

-  CORABCEIF,   le    colonel.     Notice    sur    les    operations 

geodesiqucs  que  les  ingciiieurs-geographes  franc^iis 
executerent  a  Rome  en  1809  et  1810.  (In  Paris. 
Soc.  de  Geog.  Bui  ,  4e  ser.,  v.  5,  6.  1853.) 

-  NIBBY,  A.      Viaggio    antiquario   ne*    contoi-ni 

di   Roma.      Roma,  1819.  2  v.   (v.  2  w.).  8". 

-  PL.VTXEU,    E.,    and  others.       Beschreibung    d. 

Stadt  Rom.  [1820-42.)  Stuttgart,  Tubin 
gen,  1830-42.  3  v.  in  6  pt.  8°,  Plates  4U  and 
Tables  obi.  t'u. 

-  XIEBCIIR,    H.   G.     Topographic  von  Rom.   [1827-28.] 

( In  hi*  Hist,  und  phil.  V'ortriige,  v.  3.  1851.) 

-  BURGESS,  R.      Topography  and  antiquities    of 

Rome.     London,  1831.  2  v.  8°. 

-  DEZOBRY,    C.      Description    [topographique]    de    R. 

[1835.]     (In  his  Rome,  v.  1.  1846.) 

—  BECKER,  W.  A.     Topographic  der  Stadt;  mit  Plane. 

(In  hi*  Hnndbuch,  v.  1.  1843.) 

—  Die   romische    Topographic    in    Rom.     Lpz., 

1844.  8". 

—  Zur  romischcn  Topograj)hie.     Lpz.,  1845.  8°. 

-  LEVEIL,  J.  A.     Description  de  Rome  sous  Auguste  et 

sous  Tibere.     (In  Dezobry,  0.     Rome,  v.  1.  1846.) 
320.     (3.  27.  80.) 


-  GELL,  Sir  W.      Topography  of  Rome   and  its 

vicinity.     New  ed.  revised  and  enl.  by  E.  H. 
Bunbury.      I-ondon,  1846.   1  v.  and  map  8°. 

-  DVER,   T.    II.     Roma.     (In  Smith,  W.     Diet,  of  Gr. 

and  Rom.  geog.  1857.) 

Map. 

-  BRABIM.A,  A.    Antiqme  urbis  pcrfecta  imago,    n.p ., 

[10-].     (E78,  no.  217) 

History. 

-  DYEU,  T.  H.     History    of  the   city  of   Rome. 

London,  186.5.  8". 

-  NiEBL'HR,  B.  G.     Abriss  der  Gexcliirhto  der  Waclis- 

thums   und  Verfalls  der  alien   Stadt  Rom.     (In  hi» 
Kleine  liist.  u.  philol.  Sclir.  1828.) 

PLATNEK,   E.       Synclironistisclie   Tabcllen.      See,  in 
the  precious  column,  PI.ATNER. 

Inscriptions. 

-  GUASCO,  F.  E.    Soprn  un  inscrizione  appart.  ad 

una  ornatiice.    Roma,  1771.  8". 

-  MAZZOCHI,  G.  D.   Epigrnmmata  antiquse  urbis. 

[Colophon:]  Roma1,  1.321.  4". 

-  Rossi.    G.    B.    de.      Inscriptiones    Christiana? 

urbis     vn.    sa^culo    antiquiores.       Vol.     1. 
Roma:,  1857-61.  f". 

Theatres. 
See   Amphitheatres. 

c.     MODERN  HOME  (City). 

Architecture. 

-  MiLiztA.  F.     Roma  delle  belle  arti  del  disegno.  [1787.] 

(/«  his  Opera,  v.  1.  182t>.) 

-  PEKCIER,  C.,  and  FONTAINE,  P.  F.  L.     Maisons 

de  plaisance  de  Rome  et  ses  environs.  Paris, 
1809.  f". 

-  PI.ATNER,  E.     See,  in  the  previous  column,  PLATNER. 

-  LETAHOUILI.Y,  1*.  M.      Edifices  de  R.  moderne. 

Paris,  1840.  4°  and  Plates,  1841-57.  3  v.   f°. 

-  PARKER,   C.       Villa   rustic-si ;    from    buildings  in  the 

vicinity  of    Rome   and   Florence.     [1841.]      2d   ed. 
London,  1848.  4".     (E  37) 

-  Chiese    di    San  Itoc<o  e   Martina.      VALADIER,    G. 

Breve  cenno   int.  alia  nuova   facciuta  dalla  chiesa. 
(In  his  Opere.  1«33.) 

-  Churches.     ClAMPiNl,  G.  G.   De  sacris  ffidificiis. 

Roma?,  1747.  f°.      (Opera,  v.  3.) 

-  -  Vetcra  monimenta.    Roma?,  1747.  f°.    (Opera, 

v.  1,  2.) 

—  MYI.NE,  R.  Brief  account  of  the  basilicas  at  Rome; 
with  a  description  of  the  church  of  San  C'lemente. 
(In  Weale,  .1.  Quart,  papers  on  archil.,  v.  4.  1845.) 

-  Fountains.     FALDA,  G.  B.,  and  VENTURINI,   G. 

F.     Le  fontane  di  Roma;   cura  da  G.  G.  de 
Rossi.     Roma,  [1691].   f°. 

-  Palazzo    Verotfii,  afterwards   Turlonin.    ALBAM,   F. 

Fornix  imaginibus  illustr:itus ;  lo.  II.  Frczza  incid. 
Romte,  1704.     Engraving.     (E  55) 

-  Villa   Borghese  or  Pinciano.     CANIXA,  L.     Le 

nuove  fabbric-he.     Roma,  1828.   f°. 

-  Villa  di   Papa  Giulio.     STERN,  G.     Pianti,  ec., 

degli  edificiidella  villa  suburbanadi Giulio  in. 
Roma,  [1784].  f°. 

Art. 

-  FIDANZA,  P.     Recueil  de  tetes  choisies  au  Vat 

ican   et  dans   plusieurs   galeries    de    Rome, 
Rome.  1785.  2  v.  f°. 

-  LANZI,  L.     La  scuola  romana.      (In  his  Storia  pitto- 

rica  della  Italia,  v.  2.  18U9.) 

-  PLATNER,  E.    See,  in  the  previous  column,  PLATNER. 

See  alxo  Rome.  Campidoglio ;  —  Rome.    Capitol ;  

—  Rome.  Circo  di  Caracal  la  ;  —  Rome.  Palazzo'de' 
Cesari  ;  —  Rome.  Palazzo  Verospi;  —  Rome.  Santa 
Maria  della  Pace  ;  —  Rome.  Vatican  ;  —  Rome.  Villa 
Altoviti ;  —  Rome.  Villa  Borghese  ;  —  Rome.  Villa 
di  Papa  Giulio ;  —  Rome.  Villa  Farnesina  ;  —  Rome. 
Villa  Lante.  All  these  are  on  pp.  2549-50. 


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—  GRAPHIA 


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(E  78,  no.  2181 

—  ROMA.     Roma,  1800.     (E  278) 

-  TROJANI,  F.     Pianta.     Roma.  1832.     (E  278) 
Pianta.     Roma,  1835.     (E  278) 

See  also  Architecture  (p.  2546,  and  2547); — Art  (p. 
2547);  —  Bnrial  pluctx;  — 

ttlso  Italy.  Descri/ition  (enp.  1640.  XEII.LER,  M. ;  — 
1720-22.  WRICIIT,  K;  — 1739-40.  DE  DROSSES,  C.  de; 
—1765-66.  LALANDE,  J.  J.  le  F.  de;-  1771-72.  FKR- 
HER,  J.  J. ;—  1780-82.  BECKFORD,  W.;  —  1800-20. 
VIEUSSIEUX,  A. ;  —  1802.  EUSTACE,  J.  C. ;  — 1804-05. 


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ROME    (Societies) 


KOTZEBCE,  A.  F.  F.  von  ;— 1816-54.    HOBIIOUSE,  J.  C. ; 

—  1816-17.  BEYLE,  M.  II.,  —  GALIFFE,  J.  A.;  — 1817-22. 
MOOIIK,,].;  —  1817-18.     BKIUUAN,  W.,  —  SIMOND,  L. ; 

—  1817.   BELL,  J. ;  — 1810-22.   M.,  8. ;  —  1819-20.   Mou- 
CAN.  tJ. ;  —  1819.    KELS ALL,  O. ;  —  1821.    JOURNAL  ;  — 
1822-28.    GARDINER,  M.; —  1825.    WOLOWSKI,  K.  ;  — 
1826-28.   VALEHY.  A.  C.  I'.;  —  1834.   WEATIIEKIIEAD, 
G.  II. ;  —  1839.    KAI  MEK,  F.  v. :  —  1841-42.    TROLLOPE, 
F. :  —  1845-46.    STAIIR,  A. ;  —1846.    KEMBI.E,  K.  A. ;  — 
1847-48.      WIIITEXIDE,  J. ;  — 1847.    HILLAKD,  (Jr.  8.; 
—1848.    MCFARLANE,  C. ;  —  1855-57.    NORTON,  C.  E. ; 
— 1862.    WORDSWORTH,  C.) ;  — 

alxo  the  following  fictitious  works  :  —  Stael-Holstein, 
A.  L.  G.  (Corinne.  1820).  —  Mills,  O.  (Travels  of 
Theodore  Ducas.  1822);  —  Andersen,  II.  C.  (Improvis- 
atore.  1S45);  —  Hawthorne,  X.  (Marble  fawn.  1849). 

Ecclesiastical  affairs. 

-  LEV-ATI,  A.    (In  Ferrario,  G.    Costume,  v.  8.  1829.) 

-  BROGI.IE,  A.  de.     L'Eglise  ct  1'Empire  Romain 

au  Hesiecle.  (Vol.  1,  2,  3e  ed. ;  3,  4,  2eed.) 
Paris,  1860-62.  4  v.  8". 

-  STACIOXS  of  Home,  from  the  Vcrnon  ms.  1370, 

and  the  Pilgrims  sea-voyage;  ed.  by  F.  J. 
Furnivall.  "Loud.,  E.  K".  Text  Sac.,  1867.  8°. 

-  Same.     From  the  Cotton  and  Lambeth  mss.    (In  Fur- 

nival,  F.  J.     Political  poems.   1866.) 

-  CIAMPINI,   G.  G.  Opere.     See  Architecture :  Churches 

(p.  2547). 

-  SCUOLE    notturnc   di    rcligionc,    ec.     Roma,   1841.   4°. 

(A  61) 

See  also  Catholic  Church  (p.  496-501). 

History. 

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(In  liin  Essays  and  lectures.  1868.) 

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th  urns  und  Verfallsdernlten,  und  der  Wiederlierstel- 
lung  der  ueuen  Studt  I  lorn,  [zuin  J.  1823].  (In  his 
Kleiue  hist.  u.  philol.  Schriltcn.  182S.) 

-  DYER.  T.  II.      History  of    the    city  of    Rome 

[to  1536].     London,  1865.  8". 

-  SHEPPARD,  J.  G.     Fall  of  Rome  and  rise  of  new 

nationalities,  [364-1861].    London,  1861.  8". 

-  GREGOROVIUS,  F.     Geschichte  der  Studt  Rom 

im  Mittelalter,  [400-15001.  Stuttg.,  1859- 
72.  8  v.  8°. 

-  PAPKXCORDT,  F.    Geschichte  der  Stadt  Rom  im 

Mittelalter,  [400-1500].   Paderborn,  1857.  8°. 

-  ROSA,    G.     Storia  della  citta  di  Roma  nel  Medio  Evo, 

[486-1494J.     (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  n.s.,  v.  6,  pt.  2. 

i  u  -  •  \  * 


ANN  ALES  Romani,  1044-1187.  (In  Pertz,  G.  II.  Mon. 
Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  5.  1849.) 

CLAVEL,  V.     Arnauld  de    Brescia  et   les   Ro- 

mains  du  12e  siecle,  [1146-55].  Par.,  1868.  8°. 
VOIGT,   G.     Ilaggungli   di   Roma  nel   sec.   15,    [1400- 

1500].     (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  app.,  v.  3.  1840.) 
ANDREA,  A.      Delia  guerra  di  campagna  di  Roma  e 

del   regno   di   Xapoli,  1556-57.     (In    Graevius,    G. 

Raccolta,  v.  7.  1769.) 

DIARIO  Romano,  1834.     Roma,  [1838].  12°. 
KAU.MER,   F.    von.      Zur    neuern    GeHchichte    Roms, 

1848-50.     (In  Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1859.) 
GR.  BRIT.     Part.      Correspondence   resp.   the 
affairs  of  Rome,  1870-71.     Lond.,  1871.   8°. 
See  al*o  Garibaldi,  G.     (The  rule  of  the  monk. 
1870);  —  Roberts,  M.  (Mile.  Mori.  1862). 

Law. 

COPPI,  A.  Notizie  e  document!  sul  modo  di  procedero 
nei  giudizi  civili  in  Roma  nei  secoli  di  mezzo.  (In 
Archivio  stor.  ital.,  ser.  3,  v.  13,  pt.  1.  1871.) 

Numismatics, 

CORDERO    DF.'  CONTI    SAN    QtlNTINO,    G.      MollCtO    del 

10  e  dell'  11 'oecolo  scoperte  nei  dintorni  di  Roma  nel 
184.3.      (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  10, 

1849.) 

Social  life. 

KAUFMAXX, — .  Chroniques  de  Rome  ;  tableau 
de  la  societe  romaine  sous  le  pontifical  de 
Pie  ix.  Paris,  1865.  18°. 


SOCIETIF.S    AXD    BUILDINGS. 

Rome,  Church  of.     See,  Catholic  Church  (p.  496-501). 
Rome.     Accademia  degli  Arcadi.     CRESCIMBEXI, 

G.  M.    Storia dell' Accad.    Londra,  1804.  12°. 
Rome.     Campidoglio.     RHIGETTI,  P.     Descrizione 

del  C.     Roma,  1833-56.  2  v.  f°. 
Rome.  Capitolio.    TOFANELLI,  A.   Descr.  delle  scul- 

ture  e  pitture.     Ed.  4a.     Roma,  1820.  24°. 
French.     Descr.  des  objets  de  sculpture,  etc. 

Derniere  ed.     Rome.  1835.  24°. 

—  ANTONINI,  C.    Vasi  nel  Museo.      (In  his  Manuale. 

v.  2.  1821.) 

See  also  Rome  (City):  Architecture  (p.  2546). 
Rome.  Cappella  Chigiana.      See  Rome.  Santa  Maria  del 

Popolo. 
Rome.     Circo  di   Caracalla.      See  Rome.  Amphitheatre*, 

etc.  (p.  2iJ6). 
Rome.     Ecole   Franqaise  de  Rome.      BEULE,  C.  E.    (In 

Revue  d.  I).  Mondes,  dec.  1863.) 

—  LECOY  DE  LA  MARCIIE,  A.    L'Academie  de  France  a 

Rome  d'apres  la  corrcspondanee  de  ses  directeurs, 

1666-1792.     (hi   Gazette   des  beaux-arts,  v.  26,  27, 

29,  30.  1869-72.) 
Rome.  Istituto   di  Corrispondenza  Archeologica.     VAN- 

NUCCI,  A.     Le  publication!  dell'  Inst.     (In  Archiv. 

stor.  ital.,  n.s.,  v.  8,  pt.  2.  1858.) 

Rome.  Palazzo  de' Cesari.    See  Rome  (City):  Architec 
ture  (p.  2546). 
Rome.  Palazzo  Verospi,  afterwards  Turlonia.    See  Rome 

(City):  Architecture  (p.  2547). 
Rome.     Reverenda  Camera  Apostolica.      Cata- 

logo  delle  stampe  della  calcografia.     Ed.  2a. 

Roma,  1832.  8°. 
Rome.     San  Clemente.     MASSACCIO,  T.  di  G.  di  S. 

G.     [IS  prints  from  his  frescoes.]    n.t.p.  f°. 

—  MYLNE,  R.    Description  of   the  church.    See  Rome. 

(City):  Architecture  (p.  2547). 

Rome.  San  Onofrio.  Vixci,  L.  dn.  Fresco  in 
the  Monastery ;  chromo-lith.  Lond.,  Arundel 
Soc.,  1859. 

Head  of  the  Virgin  ;  engr.  from  a  fresco  in  the 

Monastery.     London,  Arundel  Soc.,  1859. 

Rome.  San  Rocco  e  Martino.  See  Rome  (City) :  Architec 
ture  (p.  2547). 

Rome.  Santa  Maria  del  Popolo.  RAFFAELLO 
SANTI.  Mosaics  in  the  Cappella  Chigiana  ; 
engr.  and  ed.  by  L.  Gruner.  Lond.,  1850.  P. 

Rome.  Santa  Maria  della  Pace.  RAFFAELLO  SANTI. 
The  four  sibyls;  chromo-lith.  Lond.,  Arundel 
Soc.,  1866. 

Rome.  Santa  Maria  in  Cosmedin.  CRESCIMBEXI, 
G.  M.  Stato  della  Basilica.  Roma,  1719.  4". 

Rome.  Teatro  di  Tor  di  Nona.  GIORGI,  F.  De 
scrizione  istorica.  Roma,  1795.  8°. 

Rome.  Vatican.  BATTELLI,  G.  C.  Desarcophago 
marmoreo  Probi  Anicii  et  Probac  Faltoniae. 
Romse,  1705.  8°. 

—  FIDANZA,  P.     Recueil  de  tetes  choisies   exist. 

au  Vatican,  etc.     Rome,  1785.  2  v.  f°. 

—  HAZLITT,   W.      The  Vatican.    (In  hi*  Literary  re 

mains,  v.  2.  1836.) 

—  PISTOI.ESI,  E.     II  Vaticano  descritto  ed  illus 

trate.     Roma,  1829-38.  8  v.  f°. 

—  Biblioteca.    AMATI,  G.     Notizia  di  alcuni  msti.  dell' 

archivio   seereto  vaticano.     (In  Archiv.  stor.  ital., 
ser.  3,  v.  3,  pt.  1.  1866.) 

REUMONT,  A.    (In  Archiv.  stor.  ital.,  n.s.,v.  8,  pt.  1. 

1858.) 

—  Cappella  di  Nicolo  v.  AXGELICO  da  Fiesole, 
Fra  G.  Engravings  after  frescoes.  London, 
Arundel  Soc.,  1819-69. 

Namely.  St.  Stephen  distributing  alms.  —  St.  Stephen 
before  the  council.  —  St.  Matlhew.  —  St.  John.  —  St. 
Sixtus  giving  money  to  St.  Lawrence  for  alms.  —  St. 
Lawrence  distributing  alms.  —  St.  Lawrence  before  the 
emperor  Dccius.  —  St.  Buenaventura.  —  St.  Tommaseo. 
—  St.  Stephen  thrust  out  before  his  martyrdom.  —  Ord 
ination  of  St.  Lawrence. 

Le  pitture  ;  diseg.  da  F.  Giangiacomo.  Roma, 

1810.    f°. 


ROME    (Socs.) 


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ROMSEY 


—  Cappella  Sistina.     BVOXARROTI,  M.  A.      Opus 

in  Vaticano  Sixtino  sacello.  Roma,  Calco- 
grafia  camerale,  1796-1828.  f°. 

Note.     17  large  and  12  small  plates. 

The  prophet  Jeremiah  ;   chromo-lith.     Lon 
don,  Arundel  Soc.,  1871. 

—  Gabinetto  di  Giulio  n.     PIKANESI,  G.  B.  and  F. 

Peintures  du  cabinet  de  Jules  n  par  Raphael, 
et  dew  Bacchantes  d'Herculanum,  dessinees 
par  T.  Paroli.  Paris,  1837.  f°.  (v.  12.) 

—  Galleria  dcgl'  Arazzi .   RAFFAELLO  SAXTI.    Car 

tons.     London,  1809.  8°. 
The    conversion    of   Saul  ;     engr.  from   the 

tapestry  in  the  Vatican.      London,  Arundel 

.Soc.,  18*64. 

Note.    From  a  lost  cartoon  belonging  to  the  se 
ries  at  Hampton  Court. 
Martyrdom  of  St.  Stephen  ;  engr.  from  the 

tapestry.     London,  Arundel  Soc.,  1867. 
Photographs    from    cartoons    at    Hampton 

Court.     London.  1858.  8°. 
LLOYD,  "W.  \V.    Christianity  in  the  cartoons. 

London,  1805.  8°. 
SMITH,  R.  H.     Expositions  of  the  cartoons. 

London,  1861.  8°. 

—  Galleria  delle  Pitture.     CAMVCCIXI,  Y.     Studio 

del  disegno  ricavato  dall'  Trasligurazione  di 
Raffaelle.  Roma,  n.d.  f°. 

—  Museo    CJtiaramonti.       [Scultura  ;    indicazione 

antiquaria.]     Roma,  1847.   12°. 
[Sculpture;    indication   antiquaire.]      Roma, 

1852.  12°. 

ANTOJJINI,  C.    Vasi   nel   musco.    (In  his  Manuale, 

v.  1.  1821.) 
VISCOXTI,  F.  A.,  and  others.    II  Museo  Chiara- 

monti   con   1'esplicazione.      Roma,  1808-37. 

3  v.  (v.  3  w.)  .  f°. 

—  Musco  Pio  Clementina.     [Scultura  ;   indicazione 

antiquaria.]      Roma,  1854.   12°. 
[Sculpture ;    indication  antiquaire.]      Rome, 

1853.  12". 

YISCOXTI,  G.  B.  and  E.  Q.      II  Museo  Pio- 

Clementino  descr.     Roma,  1782-1807.  7  v.  f°. 

—  Kuoro  Braccio.      [Scultura;    indicazione  anti 

quaria.]     Roma,  1856.   12°. 
[Sculpture ;    indication    antiquaire.]     Rome, 

1854.  12°. 

ANTOMNI,  C.    Vagi.     (In  his  Manuale,  v.  1.  1821.) 

—  Obelisco.     FOXTAXA,  D.      Delia  trasportatione 

dell'  obelisco  Yaticano.     Roma,  1590.  f°. 

—  Sala  Borgia.     GUATTAXI,  G.     Quadri  descritti. 

Roma,  1820.   f°. 

PIKAXESI,  G.  B.     Peintures  de  1'invention  de 

Raphael.     Paris,  1836.  f°.      (v.  12.) 

—  Stanze.      RAFFAELLO    SAXTI.      Dieci    soggetti 

dalle  [sue]  pitture  ;  diseg.  da  F.  Giangiacomo. 

Roma,  1809.   f°. 
Poetry ;     chromo-lith.       London,     Arundel 

Soc.,  1867. 
St.  Peter  delivered  from  prison;  chromo-lith. 

from  a  fresco  in  the  Stanze.    London,  Arundel 

Soc.,  [1865]. 
Theology  ;    chromo-lith.     London,   Arundel 

Soc.,  1867. 

See  also  Rome.  San  Pietro. 

Rome.     Villa  Altoviti.     PIUANESI,  G.  B.      Pein 
tures  inventees  par  Michelange,  peintes  par 

G.  Vasari  et  gravees   par  T.  Piroli.     Paris, 

1807.  f°.     (v.  12.) 
Rome.     Villa  Borghese.     VISCOXTI,  E.  Q.     Monu- 

menti  scelti  borghesiani  illustrati.     Milano, 

1837.  8°. 


—  YISCOXTI,    E.    Q.      Monumenti    Gabini     della 

Villa.     Milano,  1835.   8". 

—  MAMI.I.I,  J.     Descripiio  villa?   Borghcsea?.     (Tn  Gres- 

vius.     Thes.  anttq.  Ital.,  v.  8,  pt.  4.-  1723.) 

See  nlxo  Rome  (City):  Arrliitutnre  (p.  2.347). 
Rome.     Villa  di  Papa  Giulio.  See  Rome  ;Ci  ty  ) :  Arihitec- 

turf  (p.  2.i47). 
Rome.    Villa  Farnesina.  RArrAr.M.o  SANTI.   IVintiirc«. 

(In  Piranesi,  (T.  B.  anil  V.     1'eintures  clu  cabinet 

do  Jules  n.  1837.) 
Rome.  Villa  Lanti.     I'IPPI,  G.     Pointures.     (Tn  Piranesi, 

G.  B.  anil  F.     Peintnres  de  la  Sa):i  Rr>r«ia.  1830  ) 
Rome.  Villa  Pinciana.     See  Rome.  Villa  Borghese. 
Rome  Delisle,  Jean  Baptiste  Louis  de.      Essai   de 

cristallographie.     2e  ed.     Paris,    1783.    4  v. 

8°  and  Plates  4°. 
Rome  sauvee,  ou  Catalina,  tragedic.     See  Voltaire,  F.  M. 

A.  de. 

Romenay,  Gui  Coquille,  nirtir  de.     See  Coquille,  G. 
Romeo   and    Juliet.     See   Ducis,   J.    F.;  — Garrick,   I).;  — 

Shakespeare,  W. 
Romer,  Mrs,  Isabella  F.      The   bird   of    passage  ; 

flying  glimpses    of    many    lands.       London, 

1849.  3  v.   18". 
—  A    pilgrimage    to    the    temples   and    tombs    of 

Egypt,  Xubia,  and  Palestine.     London,  1846. 

2  v.  8°. 

Romiera  de  Snnti.isro,  La ;  comedia.    See  Guevara,  L.  V.  de. 
Romero,  Kenor.     The   situation  of  Mexico:  speech,  N.  Y., 

Dec.  16,  1863.     N.  Y.,  1864.  8°.     (B  1600) 
Romey,  Charles.       Voyage    a    travers    mes    livrcs ; 

lectures  pour  tons.     Paris,  1862.   18°. 
Romeyn,  John   Brodhead,  D.D.     Danger  and  duty 

of  young  people ;  sermon,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  1.     Boston, 

1810.  12°.     (C  109) 

—  Introductory  serm.  in   N.  Y.,  Nov.  13.      X.  Y.,  1808. 

8".    (B  330) 

—  Sermon,  by   appointment   of    the   committee,   etc.,    in 

Phila.,  May  23.     Pbila.,  1SOS.  S°.     rB  330.  871) 

—  Sermon,  March  21,  for  the  X.  Y.  Marine  Miss.  Society. 

N.  Y.,  1819.  8°.     (B956) 

—  Two  sermons,  Albany,  Sept.  8,  [fast  day].     Albany, 

1808.  8°.     (B330) 
-   CATALOGUE    of    [his]    library,    sold    May    10. 

N.  Y.,  1825.  8°. 

Romiero  ;  tragedy.     See  Baillie,  J. 
Romilly,   John.    Lord.      Repression  of  crime.      (In    Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1S67.) 
Romilly,  Joseph.     Graduati  Cantabrigienses,  1760- 

1846.     Cantab.,  1846.  8°. 
Romilly,  Sir  Samuel.     Memoirs  by  himself;   with 

a  selection  of  his  correspondence  ;  ed.  by  his 

sons.     London,  1840.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Observations  on  the  criminal   law  of  TCng.  as  it  relates 

to  capital  punishments.    London,  1810.  8°.    (B786) 

—  Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  on  the  slave  trade,  June 

28.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1814;  v.  4  of  B  838) 

—  BROCGHAM,  II.,  Lonl.      (In  his  Statesmen,  times  of 

George  in.,  v.  1.  1839.) 

—  MAI.DEN,  II.    (In  hi*  Dialing,   men   of   mod.   times, 

v.  4.  1838;  v.  40ofl.il>.  ent.  knl.) 

—  ROSCOE,   H.     (In  hix  Lives  of  Brit,   lawyers.    1833; 

Lardner.     Cab.  eye.,  v.  2.  1841.) 

—  TAYLOR,  J.     (/n  hi*  Selections.  1843.) 

Romme,  Charles.  Tableaux  des  vents,  des  marees, 
et  des  courans ;  avec  des  reflexions.  Paris, 
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Romney,  George.  HAYLEY,  W.  Life  of  R.  Chi- 
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—  CrNMNGHAM,  A.     (In  hi*  Lives  of  British  painters, 

v.  4.  184- ;  Harper's  fain,  lib.,  v.  66.) 
Romoaldo.     See   Romualdus. 
Romoaldus  Scotnn.     See  Scott  (Lai.  Scotus\ 
Romola ;  a  novel  by  George  Eiiot    [Mrs.  Lewes]. 

N.  Y.,  1863.  8°. 

—  Same.     London,  1 868.  8°. 

—  Same.      (In   Cornhill   mat'.,  v.   6-8.    1862-63;  —  and 

in  Harper's  mag.,  v.  2.">-27.  1S6J-63.) 
Romolo  ed  Ersilia.     See  Metastasio,  I'. 
Romp,  The:  comic  opera.     See  Bickerstaff,  I. 
Rimsey   Abbey  Church.     PETIT,  J.  L.     Remarks  on  Rom- 

sey   Abbey   Church.      (In    Archaeol.  Inst.   of    Gr 

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DA  MI  ANUS,    1'.      Vita  S.   11.  —  HlF.ROXVMtS    Catll'll- 

dii/nni*.     Vita    S.    A.  —    i;  v/./.i.    S.     Visit,    reliq. 

(In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  5.  1864.) 
Romuleon.    YI.UNA//.A    m:   FKKNF.Y.  G.    Sur  iin  m«.  du 

K.      (In   Turin.   Ac.   d.  Sci.       Mem.,  v.  19.  1811.) 
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-  MAI.VKZZI.  V.     Romulo.     [Yen.,  1634-35.]    12". 

-  I'MJTA lien rs.     (In  hi*  Vilre;  and,  f'ng..  Lives.) 
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illnst.  a  J.  G.  S.  Schwabe.  (In  Phaedrus.  Fab. 
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Romulus;  comcdie.     See  Dumas,  A. 

Roiichini,  Ar.iadio.  Relazione  officiate  int.  nil'  archivio 
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Roncioni,  Kafiaello.  Delle  istoric  pisanc  libri  16;  agg.  i 
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Rondelet,  Guillaimie.  JARDINF.,  Sir  W.  (In  his  Natu 
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-  XK-KRON,    J.   P.      (In    hi*    Mem.,  v.  33.  1736;  and, 

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Rondelet,  Jean.  Traitc  de  1'art  de  batir.  Paris, 
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Roney,  .St>  Cusack  Patrick.     Rambles  on  railways. 

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—  MEMOIR  of  K.      (In    German   Catholics   farewell   to 

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—  OAKV,  H.  F.     (In  /(i*  Early  French  poets.  1846.) 

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Rood,  Ojjden  N.  On  the  new  theory  of  light  proposed  by  J. 
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Roofs.  BHAXDON,  R.,  and  ARTHUR,  J.  Open  tim 
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—  Cl.fTTON,  H.      Examples  of  eccl.  perpendicular  roofs. 

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—  OLTKAM,   T.     Method  of  roofing  in   use  in  Southern 

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Rooke,  Henry.  Travels  to  Arabia  Felix  and  by 
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—  Same.     Phila.,  1844.  8°. 

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Rosa,  St.,  of  Viterbo.  VITA  G.  Rosa.  (In  Acta  sanct., 
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—  Same.     London,  1800.  3  v.  8°. 

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-  ROSCOE,  II.  Life  of  W.Roscoe.    London,  1833. 

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—  TUCKF.KMAN,   II.    T.      The   philanthropist.      (In    his 

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Roscommon,  f.'url  of.     See  Dillon,  \V.,  4th  Earl  of  Ron- 
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Rose,  Cowper.  Four  years  in  Southern  Africa.  Lon 
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-  Same.    3d  ed.     London,  1799.  8°.     (B  749.  779) 

-  Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1799.  8°. 

—  'Same.     [With  slight  add.]    London,  1806.  8°.    (B1417) 

—  Letter  to  Vise.  Melville  resp.  a  naval  arsenal  at  North- 

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—  Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1810.  S".    (B  1744) 

—  Observations  on  the  historical  work  of  C.  J. 
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—  Proposed    system   of   trade   with    Ireland   explained. 

London,  178o.     (B  1522) 

—  BENTIIAM,  J.     Defence  of  economy  against  G.  Hose. 

(In  Pamphleteer,  1S17  ;  v.  10  of  B  838) 
Same.     London,  1817.  8°.     (B  692) 

—  NAVAL  considerations  upon  the  letters  of  Ld.  Melville 

and   G.  Rose  rcl.    to   the   construction    of  a   naval 
arsenal  at  Northfleet.    London,  1810.  8°.     (B  1744) 
Rose,  George   (pseud.  Arthur   Sketchley).     Money   makes 
the  man.     (In  Scott,   C.  W.     Drawing-room  plays. 
1870.) 

—  Mrs.  Brown's  Christmas  story.     (In  London  soc.,v.  11. 

1867.) 


Rose,    Sir   George   Henry.      Selections    from    the 

papers  of   the  Earls   of   Marchmont  in  the 

possession  of  Sir  G.  H.  Hose,  illust.  of  events 

from  1685  to  1750.    London,  1881.  3  v.  8° 

Content's.     Vol.  1.      The  defence  of  Patrick,  Earl  of 

M.  —  Diary  of  Hugh,  Earl  of  M.  —  Supplement  to  the 

diary  of  Hugh,  Earl  of  M.,  an  account  of  the  battle  of 

Falkirk.      2.     Papers  of  Alexander,  Earl  of  M.,  letters, 

etc.   —   Papers  of  Hugh,  Earl   of  M.,  letters,  etc.      3. 

Papers  of  Patrick,  Earl  of  M.;  Sir  P.  Hume's  narrative 

of  the  Earl  of  Argyle'-s  expedition.   —  The  grant  of  Sir 

P.  Hume's  estate  to  the  Earl  of  Seaforth.    —   Diary  of 

the  march  from  Exeter  to  London,  1688.   —   Account  of 

the  proceedings  in  the  Scots  Parliament  in  consequence 

of  the  massacre  at  Glenco.   —   Relation  du  mail  re  de 

chassc  Frederic  de  Gramm,  cone,  ce  qui  est  arrive  a  lul 

et  a  ses  campagnons  dans  leur  voyage  perilleux  parmi 

les  glaces,  aux  mois  de  Jan.  1684,  dans  le  Grand  Belt,  oil 

ils  furent  sauves  miraeuleusement. 

—  tr.     Instructions  for  hussars  and  light  cavalry. 

2d  ed.     London,  1799.  8°. 
Rose,    Heinrich.      Traite   pratiqlie   d'analyse    chi- 

mique  ;  tr.  de  1'allemand  sur  la  2e  ed.,  par 

A.  J.  L.  Jourdan.     Paris,  1832.  2  v.  8°. 
Rose,  Henry  John.     Bnnsen,  the   critical   school,  and    Dr. 

Williams.   (/»  Replies  to  Essays  and  reviews.  1862.) 

—  Theology,      (/n    Smedley,    E.,   and    others.    Encyc. 

metrop..  v.  2.  1845.) 

—  Encyclopaedia  metropolitana.  1845.    See  Smedley,  E. 
Rose,  Hugh  James.     Inscriptiones  Graecae  vetustis- 

simsc.     Cantab.,  Londini,  1825.  8°. 
—  New  general  biog.  dictionary.     London,  1853. 

12  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  A  -  Anson,  G.  2.  Anson,  P.  - 
Bahr.  3.  Bahu  -  Beer.  4.  Beet  -  Bradshaw,  H.  5. 
Bradshaw,  \V.  -  Capel.  6.  Capell  -  Cz.  7.  D- 
George  HI.  8.  George  iv. -Jen.  9.  Jep -Martin,  J. 
10.  Martin,  T.  -  Pav.  11.  Pay  -  Sen.  12.  Sep  -  Z. 

—  Encyclopaedia  metropolitans.     See  Smedley,  E. 

—  COKNEY,  B.      On    [his]    Xew  gen.   biog.    dictionary. 

London,  1839.  8°.     (B  1151) 
Rose,  Robt.  H.    Estimate  of  the  probable  profit  in  keeping 

one  thousand  sheep.  —  Scalded  cream.      (In  Phil. 

Soc.  Prom.  Agric.     Mem.,  v.  3.  1814.) 
Rose,    Stewart.      Ignatius    Loyola    and    the   early 

Jesuits.     2d  ed.     London,  1871.  8°. 
Rose,  Toussaint.    Eloire  du  pres.  R.      ALEMBEHT,  J.  le  R. 

d'.     (In   his   (Euvres,    v.  7.  1805;  —  and,  Hist,   des 

membres  de  1'Acad.  fr.,  v.  1.  1787.) 

Rose,  "W.G.     Three  months' leave.    Londr,  1838.  8°. 
Rose.     DouETTE-RiCHABDOT,   N.       Procedcs  pour 

obtenir  des  roses  de  Unites  especes  deux  fois  par  an. 

Paris,  1827.  8°.    (B  1104) 

—  NOLAN.  Itiv.  F.      Grecian   rose,  as  illust.  the  imagery 

of  the  odes  ascribed  to  Anucreon.     (In  Royal  Soc. 
of  Lit.     Trans.,  v.  2.  1834.) 

—  PAUL,  W.     The  rose  garden  ;  its   history,  cul 

tivation,  etc.     London,  1848.  8". 

—  GESCHWIND,    R.     Die  Hybridation  und  Sam- 

lingszucht  der  Ilosen.     Wien.  1865.  8". 

—  PAUKMAN,  F.     Book  of  roses.     Uost.,  1866.  8°. 
Rose,  ship.    JAMES    n.     Letter   to  J.   Dudley  rel.  to   the 

ship.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  32.  1854.) 
Rose,  La;  opera-comique.     See  Piron,  A. 
Rose  and  the  key,  The.     (In  All  the  year  round,  n.s.,  v.  5- 

6.  1871.) 

Rose  and  the  ring  ;  by  Mr.  M.  A.  Titmarsh,  [  W.  M. 
Thackeray].     N.  Y.,  1855.   16°. 

—  Same.     (In  his  Miscel  ,  v.  5.  18—.) 

Rose  d'Albret;  by  G.  P. R.  James.  Lp/.,  Tauchnitz, 

1844.   16". 
Rose  Douglas  ;  autobiog.  of  a  minister's  daughter  ; 

by  S.  H.  \V.     N.  Y..  1851.  8". 
Rose  et  Colas;  comedie.     See  Sedaine,  M .  J. 
Rose  of  Dekama  ;  a  tale  from  the  Dutch  of  J.  van 

Lennep  ;  tr.  by  F.  Woodley.    Loud.,  1847.  8°. 
Rose  of  Kttrick  Vale,  The;  by  T.  J.  Lynch.     (In  Sargent, 

E.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  17.) 
Rose,  ou  La  hcrgere  des  bords  du  Morin  ;  par  P;  Blanchard. 

(In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  20.  1799.) 
Rosecrans,  Wm.  Starke.     Report  on  the  battle  of 

Murfreesboro.     Wash.,  1863.  8°. 


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—  BICKHAM,  W.  D.     Rosencrans'  campaign  with 

the  14th  army  corps  ;  with  official  reports  of 
the  Battle  of  Stone  River.  Chit-in.,  18(33.  12°. 
Resell,  Cayetano.  Ilistoriadorcs  tie  sucesos  par- 
ticulares.  Madrid,  1858,  53.  2  v.  8".  (Ari- 
bau.  Bibl.,  v.  21,  28.)' 

Content^.  Vol.  1.  Xoticia  de  las  obras  y  autorcs  quo 
contiene  el  presente  tomo.  —  Documentos  quo  se  citan 
en  la  noticia  precedente.  —  Moncada,  J.  de.  Expedicion 
de  los  Catalanes  y  Aragoneses  contra  Turcos  y  Gricgos. 

—  Hurtado  de  Mendoza,  D.      Guerra  de  Granada.  — 
Marmol  Carvajal,  L.  del.     Historia  del  rcbclion  y  cas- 
tigo  de  los  moriscos  del  reino  de  Granada.  —  Mexia,  1'. 
Relation,  de  las  comunidades  de  Castilla.  —  Arvila  y 
Ziiniga,  L.  de.     Comentario  de'la  guerra  de  Alemania. 

—  Iliescas,  G.  de.      Jornada  de  Carlos  v.  a  Tunez.  — 
Manuel  de  Mello,  F.    Ilistoria  de  los  movimientoa,  sepa 
ration,  y  guerra  de  Cataluna.      2.     Xoticias  biog.  de  los 
autores  comprendidos  en  este  tomo.  —  Cjloma,  C.     Las 
guerras  de  los  Estados-ba.jos.  —  Solis  y  Rivadeneira,  A. 
de.     Historia  de  la  conquista  de  Mcjico.  —  Mendoza,  B. 
de.     Oomentarios  de  lo  sucedido  en  las  guerras  de  los 
Paises-Bajos. 

—  Novelistas  posteriores    a    Cervantes ;    prec.  de 

una  noticiu  crit.  bibliog.      Madrid,  1851-54. 

2  v.  8°.  (Aribau.  Bibl.,  v.  18,  33.) 
Contents.  Vol.1.  Prologo. —  Avellaneda,  A.  F.  de. 
El  ingenioso  hidalgo  Don  Qnijote  de  la  Mancba.  5a 
parte.  —  Cespedes  y  Meneses,  G.  de.  El  Kspafiol  Ge- 
rardo  y  desengano  del  amor  lascivo ;  —  Fortuna  varia 
del  soldado  1'indaro.  —  Espinel,  V.  de.  Relacionee  de 
la  vida  del  escudero  M.  de  Obregon.  —  Tellez,  G.  Los 
tres  maridos  burlados.  —  Yanez  y  Bibera,  J.  de  A.  Kl 
donado  bablador  Alonso,  mozo  de  mucbos  amos.  2. 
Navarrete,  E.  F.  de.  Bosquejo  historico  sobre  la  novela 
espanola.  —  Barbadillo,  A.  J.  de  8.  El  curioso  y  sabio 
Alejandro.  —  Guevarra,  L.  V.  de.  El  diablo  cqjuelo.  — 
Perez,  A.  La  picara  Justina.  —  Solorzano,  A.  de  C. 
La  garduna  de  Sevilla,  y  anzuelo  do  las  bolsas;  La  incli- 
nacion  espanola;  —  El  disfrazado.  —  Enriquez  Gomez, 
A.  Vida  de  Don  Gregorio  Guadafia.  —  Gouzales,  E. 
Vida  y  becbos.  —  Navarette  y  Ribera,  F.  Los  tres 
hermanos,  novela  escrita  sin  el  uso  de  la  A.  —  El  cabal- 
lero  invisible.  —  Santos,  F.  Dia  y  noche  de  Madrid. 

—  Ribera,  F.  A.  de.     Virtud  al  uso  y  mi-tica  a  la  moda. 

—  Prado,  A.  de.     La  vengada  a  su  pi-ear;  —  Ardiz  de  la 
pobreza  y  astueias  de  vireno.  —  Agreda  y  Vargas,  1).  de. 
El  hermano  indiscrete;  —  EduarUo  rey  de  Inglaterra.  — 
Velasquez,  B.  M.     Niidie  i-rea  de  ligero.  —  Castillo,  A 
del.      La  muerte  del  avariento  y  Gasman  de  Juan  do 
Dios.  —  No  bay  desdic-ba  que  no  acabe,  por  un  ingenio 
de  esta  corte.  —  Montalvan,  J.  1'.  de.     Sucesos  y  prodi 
gies  de-amor.  —  Zayas  y  Sotomayor,  M..de.     101  castigo 
de  la  miseria;  —  La  fuerza  del  amor;  —  El  juez  de  su 
causa;  —  Tarde  llega  el  desengaiio. 

—  Poemas  epicos  ;   con  notas  biograficas.    Madrid, 

1851-54.  2  v.  8°.  (Aribau.  Bibl.,  v.  17,  29.) 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Ercilla  y  Zuiiiga,  A.  de.  La 
Araucana.  —  Valbuena,  B.  de.  El  Bernardo.  —  Ho- 
jeda,  D.  de.  La  cristiado.  —  Virues,  C.  de.  Ilistoria 
del  Monserrate.  —  Villaviciosa,  J.  de.  La  mosquen. 
2.  Catalogo  de  poemas  castellanos.  —  Rufo,  J.  G.  La 
Austriada.  —  Valdivielso,  J.  de.  Vida  y  muerte  del 
Patriarca  San  Josef,  esposo  de  nuestra  Sefiora.  —  Ace- 
vedo,  A.  de.  Creation  del  mundo.  —  Borja,  F.  de. 
Kapoles  recuperada  por  el  rey  don  Alfonso.  —  Ona,  1'. 
de.  Primera  parte  de  Arauco  domada.  —  Callecerrada, 
M.  D.  Endimiou.  —  Espinosa,  P.  Fabtila  del  genii.  — 
TJlloa  y  Pereira,  L.  de.  La  Kaqucl.  —  Torrepalma,  A. 
V.  de  O.  El  Deucalion.  —  Maury,  J.  M.  La  agresion 
Britanica.  —  Moratin,  X.  F.  de.  Las  naves  de  Cortes 
destruidas.  —  Vaca  de  Guzman  y  Manrique,  J.  M.  Las 
naves  de  Cortes  destruidas.  —  Lista  y  Aragon,  A.  La 
inocencia  perdida.  —  Reinoso,  F.  J.  La  inocencia  per- 
dida. 
Roselt,  Augusle.  MfiMOiRF.  pour  A.  R.,  consignataire  du 

briek  amer.  Lc  Mercury.       [Paris,  180-.]  4°.    (A  7) 
Rosemunde;     ein     Singspicl,    in     Musik    gesetzt    von     A. 

Schweitzer.     See  Wieland,  C.  M. 
Rosen,  Andreas,  Freiherr  von.     Aus  den  Memoiren 

cincs  russichen  Dekabristen.    Lpz.,  1869.  8°. 
Rosen,  Georg.      Geschichte  tier   Tiirkei   von    tlem 

Siege  der   Reform,    1826,    bis    zum    Pariser 

Tractat,  1856.     Lp/.,  1866-67.  2  v.  8". 

—  Ueber   die   Sprache   der   Lazen.     (hi  Berlin.   Ak.   d. 

Wiss.  Abh.,  184H.)  —  Ueber  die  ossctiscbe  Spracbe. 
—  Ueber  das  Mingrelische,  Suanische,  und  Abcba- 
giache.  (In  1845.) 


Rosen des  Herrn  von  Malesherbes,  Die;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue. 

(In  /iix  Theater,  v.  28.  1841.) 
Rosen  von  Rosenstein,  Nils.    Diseases  of  children  ; 

tr.  by  A.  Sparrman.     London,  1776.  8". 

—  Dutch.     Handleiding  tot  de  kennis  en  geneex- 

ing  van  de  ziekten  der  kinderen ;   vert,  door 

E.    Sandifort.     2e   druk.      s'Gravenh.,  1779. 

2  v.  8°. 
Rosendo   (/.at.  Rudesindus),    St.,   Bishop  of   Mondonedn, 

Sjjain.     STEPIIANI  s,  Munk  of  Cilniiowt.      Faeta  et 

miracula  S.    Kndesiiidi.     (lii  Florez,   II.     Esp.  sa- 

grada,  v.  IS.  1764.) 
Rosenfeld.      ANNALES    Rosen  veld  enses,     1057-1130.      (In 

Pertz,  (i.  H.     Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  16.  18o9.) 
Rosengarten.     GHIMJI,  W.  K.     BruclistucUe  aus  eiuem  nn- 

bekannten   gedicht  vom  Koseiigarten.     (In   Berlin. 

Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abb.,  1S.M)  ) 
Rosengarten,    Der.    (In    Simrock,  C.     Heldenbuch,  v.  3. 

1857.) 
Rosenhane,   Iluseby   Scbcring.      Leben ;    von   ibm    selbst. 

(In  Schloeser,  A.  L.     Sehw.  Biog.,  v.  2.  1768.) 
Rosenkranz,  Johann    Friedrich    Karl.     Cieschichte 

der  Kant'schcn  Philosophic.     Lp/.,  1840.  8°. 

(Kant's  Sainmt.  Werkc,  v.  12.) 

—  Goethe's   social  romances;    tr.  by  T.  Davidson.      (In 

Journal  of  speculative  philos.,  v.  2.  186S.) 

—  Ilandbuch    eiucr    allgcmeinen   Geschichte    der 

poesie.     Halle,  1832-33.  3  v.  8°. 
-  Hegel's  Leben.     Berlin,  1844.  3°. 
Rosenmaedchen,  Die;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  his  Theater, 

v.  a8.  1841.) 
Rosenmiiller,  Ernest  Friedrich  Karl.      Scholia    in 

Vetus  Testamentum.    Lips.,  1821-30.  9  v.  in 

20  pts.  8°. 

—  Scholia  in  Xovnm  Testamentum.   (T.  1,  6a  ed., 

t.  2-5,  5a  ed.)     Norimb.,  1815,  03-08.  5  v.  8". 
Rosenthal,  Christian  F.     Flora  Belgica.     (In  Linnseus,  C. 

AinoBii.  acad.,  v.  6.   176:!.) 
Roseo,    Mamhrino.     Coinpcndio   dell' istoria  dell' regno   di 

Kapoli.     See  Collenuccio,  1'. 
Rases.     See  Rose. 
Rosetta  Stone.     SOCIKTY  OF  AXTIQVAKIES.    Plates; 

with  Person's   emendations.  [1802.]     (In  their  Vet. 

Dion.,  v.  4.   1815.) 

—  ACCOUNT  with  fac-simile.     Pp.  409-416  of  the 

Monthly  magazine,     n.t.p.   [1804.]   8". 

—  YOL'NG,  T.    The  Ilosetta  inscription.    [1814-16.]     (In 

/lit  Miscel.  works,  v.  3    1805.) 

—  BAII.KV,    ,1.      (|ii;e   in  tabula   Kosettana    reperitur  in. 

scriptio  Gnei-a.      (In  Jiix   Hieroglyph,  origo.  1816.) 

—  IIlNCKS.  E.     True  date  of  the  Rosetta  stone,  and  the 

inferences    deducible    from    it.     [1842]      (In    Roy. 
Irish  Acad.     Trans.,  v.  19,  pt.  2.  1843.) 

—  LKTUOXNE,  J.  A.     Inscription    »recque  de  Ro 

sette  ;    texte   et   trad.,    etc.   []840.]      Paris, 

1841.  8". 
Rosette  (architectural),    ANTOXIXI,  C.    Manuale  di 

varj  ornament!  rosoni.   [Roma,  1781.]  2  v.  f°. 
Rosette;  par  Mme.  C.S.  Berton.     Paris,  1859.   18°. 
Rosewain,  Edward.    TRIAL.     S<-e  Holmes,  \V.    (B  561) 
Rosewell,  Samuel.     Trial  of  T.  Kosewell  for  high 

treason.    1684;    acct.   of   his  life  and   death. 

London,  1718.  8°. 

—  They  became  a  sign;  sermon,  deaths  of  the  lords  be. 

headed,  Feb.  24.     London,  171fi.  8°.     (B  285) 
Rosewell,  T.     See,  above,  Rosewell,  S. 
Rosex,  Xicola.     GALICHON,  E.     Oiuvre  de  Rosex  dit  Nico- 

leto  de  Modene.     (In  Gazette  des  beaux-arts,  v.  27, 

29.  1869-70.) 
Rosicrucians.      JENNINGS,  H.      The  Ilosicrucians, 

their  rites  and  mysteries.      London,  1870.  8U. 
Rosier,  James.     Narrative  of  Waymouth's  voyage 

in  1605,  with  remarks  by  G.  Prince.     Bath, 

1860.   8°. 

—  Another  co/nj.    (B  1601) 

—  Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1793.) 
Rosiere.     See  Le  Couppey  de  la  Rjzier,  J.  K. 

Rosily,  A.  de.  Nouveau  dictionnaire.   See  Gian-Trapany,  D. 
Rosina.     See  Brooke,  Mm.  F.  M. 

Rosina   Meadows:   by   C.    II.   Saunders.     (In   Sargent,  E. 
Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  30..) 


lifif 


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Roaini  (Lat.  Rasinus),  Giovanni.  Antiquitntum 
Romunorum  corpus  cum  notis  T.  Dcinpsteri. 
Traj.  ad  Rhen.,  1701.  4°. 

Content*.  Rosini,  (j.  Antlquitatum  Rom. corpus. — 
Munutius,  P.  Dt-  It-gibus;  —  De  senatu.  —  Schjtt,  A. 
Elucta:  Do  priscis  lloin.  gentib.  ac  lamilii*;  —  De 
tribubus  Hum.  xxxv  rusticis  atquc  urbanis;  —  De  ludis 
festisque  Rom  ox  kalendario  vetere. 

-  NICEKON,  J.  1'.     (Iii  Itix  Mem.,  v.  33.  1736.) 
Rosini,  Giovanni,    b.   1770,  d.   1855.      Descrizione 

clellc  picture  del  Cumpo  Santo  di  Pisa.     Pisa, 
1816.   12". 

—  La  monacii  di  Monza  ;  premeasovi  1'elogio  dell' 

auto  re.  [di]  M.  Ferrucci.     Firenze,  1857.   12". 

—  Rime;  A  Fillo;  La  primavera.  (hi  Poeti  ital.  contemn. 

1S43.) 

—  Sa^s;io  sugli   nniori  <H   Tasso  e  sullc   cause  della  sua 

prigiona.     (In  Tasso,  T.     Opcrc,  v.  33.  1832.) 

—  Storiii  della  pitturn  italiuna  esposta  coi  monu- 

menti.       Pisa,   1830-47.    7   v.  8°    and  Plates 
4  v.   f°. 
Supplemento  ;   [plates].      Pisa,  1847.    2  v.   f°. 

-  REUMOST,  A.  von.    (In  Historisches  Tasclienb.,  1860.) 
Rosini.     S<e  al*o  Rossini. 

Roskoff,  (iustiiv.     Guschichte    des   Teufels.     Lpz., 

1869.  2  v.  8". 

Rosmunda;   train-ilia.     See.   Alfleri,  V. ;  — Trissino,  G.  G. 
Rjsjigliosi  Pallavicino,  Uinlio  Cesare.    (In  Keumont,  A. 

von.     ZeitgenuBSen,  v.  2.  1862.) 
Ross,  — .     Address  to  the  Ch.  of  Scotland  cone,  the  frequent 

administration   of    the  bacrament.     Edin.,  1702.  8° 

(C  239.) 
Ross,  Alexander,  b.   1590,   d.  1654.      Commentum 

de  ten  a,'  motu  circular!,  Lansbergii  nee  non 

Carpentarii  argumenta  repcllens.       London, 

1G34.   4°. 

—  History  of  the  world',  2d  pt. ;  a  continuation  of 

Raleigh's  'History'.     London,  1652.   f". 

-  Virgilii  Evangelisantis    Christiados    libri  xin. 

Lips.,  1733.  12". 

Ross,  Alexander,  b.  1699,  d.  1784.  The  fortunate 
shepherdess ;  also  poems  by  Douglas,  etc. 
Edin..  1804.  12". 

—  Soc.  OF  ANCIENT  SCOTS.    UH  their  Lives  of  Scottish 

put-to,  v.  2,  pt.  3.  1822.) 

Ross,  Alexander.  Fur  hunters  of  the  far  west. 
London,  1855.  2  v.  12". 

-  Red  river  settlement.  [Canada].  Lond.,  1856. 12°. 
Ross,   Anna    Maria.     BROCKETT,  L.  P.     (In  her  Woman's 

work  in  the  civil  war.   1867.) 

-  MOOUE,  F.     (In  hi*  Women  of  the  war.  1806.) 
Ross,  David.     Non-vested  system  in    Ireland.  —  On  an  act 

enabling  married  women  to  dispose  of  reversionary 

interest   in    personal    property,     (hi    Nat.    Assoc. 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.   Trans.,  IsOl.) —  International  high 

court.     (In  Ib67.) 
Ross,  Edward   Coke.     KELLY,  R. 

It.)  ;  adilr.  before  the  Free 
•  1851.  8°.  (B  1223) 
Ross,  Fitzgerald.     Visit  to  the  cities  and  camps  of 

the    Confederate    States.      Edin.,    London, 

1865.   8". 
Ross,  Rev.  Frederic    Augustus.     Slavery  ordained 

of  God.     Phila..  1857.   12°. 

Ross,  George.     SANDERSON,  J.     (In  his  Biog.  of  the  sign 
er*,  v.  8.  1820.) 
RDSS,  James,  d.  1827.     Grsecse   grammaticae  Westmonaste- 

ik-ntus  institutio   compt-ndiarin.     See  Camden,  W. 
Ross,  James,  of  Keiiyul.     Es.-ay   on  the  life  and   genius  of 

Saadi.     (In  Sadi.     Gulistan.   1823;  1805.) 
Ross,  Janu-s,  </.  1S47.     Speeches  of  It.  and  Morris  rel.  to  the 

free  navig.  of  the  Mississippi.  Phila.,  1803.  8°.  (B623) 

—  MOKHIS,   G.     Speech   on    the    resolutions   of    U.     (In 

Moore,  K.     Amer.  eloq  ,  v.  1.  1S64.) 

Ross,  James  Clark.  Voyage  of  discovery  in  the 
South,  and  to  the  Antarctic  regions,  1839-43. 
London,  1847.  2  v.  8". 

—  Journey  for  ascertaining  the  north  magn.  pole.     (In 

Russ,  Sir  J.     Second  voy.  1835.) 

Ross,   John,    Bj>.   of  A'fettr.     Discourse,  Univ.   of  Cnmb., 
commencement  Sunday.     Carnb.,  1756.  4".    (B  1262) 
321.    (3.  4.  80.) 


Life  and  character  [of 
:  Acad.,  July  22.     N.  Y., 


—  Sermon   before  tho   Ho.  of  Com.,  Jan.  30.     London, 

1759.  4°.     (B  1456) 
Ross,  Lieut.  John.     Course   of  the  River   Mississippi,  1765. 

London,  1794.     (E  63) 
Ross,  Sir  John,  b.  1777,  d.    1856.      Memoirs   and 

corresp.   of    Lord    de    Saumarez.      London, 

18:58.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Narrative  of   a  2d   voy.  in  search  of  a  North 

West  Passage,  1829-33;  inch  the   reports  of 
Capt.  J.  C.  Ross.     London,  1835.  4°. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1835.  8". 

-  Voyage  in  search  of  the  North  West  Passage. 

London,  1819.  2  v.  8". 

-  M.      Narrative  of  the   2d  voy.  of    R.    to    the 

Arctic  Regions,  1829-33.     London,  1834.  24". 

—  MONTEMONT,  A.     (/n/iix  Biblioth.,  v.  -JO.  1836.) 
Ross,   John,  /,.  1790,  d.  186(5.     Letter   on   Cherokee   affairs; 

[with]  protest  of  the  Cherokee  delegation.    Wash., 

183*5.  H".    (B  1116.  1124) 
Ross,  John  Dix.     See  Dix,  John  Ross. 
Ross, -Lud wig.      Archiiologische    Aufsiltze;     [mit 

Nekrolog  von  K.  Kcilj.     Lpz.,  1855-61.  2  v. 

8°  and  Plates  4°. 

-  Die   Demen    v.  Attika   und  ihre   Vertheilmig 

unter  die  Phylen  ;    hrsg.  v.  M.  H.  E.  Meier. 
Halle,  1846.   4°. 

-  Reisen   und  Reiserouten  d.  Griechenland.     1: 

Peloponnes.     Berlin,  1841.  8". 

-  Reisen  nach  Kos,  Halicarnassus,  Rhoclos,  und 

Cypern.     Halle,  1852.  8". 
Ross,  Malcolm.     Evil   and   impolicy  of   strikes.     (In   Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1859.) 
Ross,  Rev.  Robert.     American  Latin  grammar.    5th 

ed.     Prov.,  1780.  12°. 

-     Same.     8th  ed.     Springfield,  1793.   12°. 
Ross,   Thomas.     Notices   of  Hastings.  1S62.     See  Cooper, 

Ross,  Wm.  Alexander.     Yacht  voyage  to  Norway, 

Denmark,  and  Sweden.     London,  1848.  12°. 

Ross,  Wm.  Morrey.     Chemico-physiological  innu?.  diss.  on 

carbone  or  charcoal.     N.  Y.,  1795.  8°.     (B823) 
Ross.     BKADY.  W.  M.     Clerical  and  parochial  rec 
ords  of  R.     London,  1864.  3  v.  8°. 
Ross  Co.,  Ohio.      WALLIXG,   H.  F.      Topog.  map. 

N.Y.,  1860. 
Rosse,  J.  Willoughby.     Index  of  dates.     London, 

Bohn,  1858-59.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     A  -  J.      2.     K  -  Z. 
Rosseeuw  Saint  Hilaire,  Eugene  Francois  Achille. 
Etudes  relig.  et  litteraires.     Paris,  1863.  18°. 
Contents.     Ce  qu'il  faut  a  la  France.   —   Paysans  et 
ouvriers.  —  Luther.  —  Discours  sur  Calvin.  —  Calvin, 
1    par  Bungener.  —  De  la  poeole  lyrique  en  France.  —  Le 
livre  de  Job.  —  La  rcstauration  d'Israe'l. 

—  Memoire  sur  1'origine   des   immunites   ecclesiastiques 

en   Espagne.     (In    Paris.   Inst.    Ac.   d.   Sci.  Jlor. 
Sav.  etr.,  v.  1.  1841.) 

Rossel,  Elisabeth  Paul  Edouard  de.  Voypge  de 
Dentrecasteaux  envoye  a  la  recherche  de  La 
Perouse.  Paris,  Imp.  imjieriale,  1808.  2  v. 
4C  and  Atlas  f°. 

-  MONTEMONT,  M.    (In  his  Biblioth.  univ.,  v.  15.  1834.) 
Rosselle,  Hossello.    Sonetto.     (In  Trucchi,  F.     Poesie  ital., 

v.  2.  1846.) 
Rossellino,  Antonio.    DELABOKDE,  H.    Un  bas-relief  d'A. 

Rowel  lino.    (In  Gazette  des  beaux-arts,  v.  11.  1861.) 
Rosset,  Francois  de.     La  snittr  de  Roland  le  furienx.     (In 

Ariosto,  L.     Roland.  1615.1 
Rosset  de   Fleury,  Henri  Marie  Bernnrdin  do,  archet.  de 

Tonrx,  and  others.      Instruction   pastorale  sur   leg 

ntteintes  donnecs  a  la  puissance  spirituelle.    n.v.. 

1765.  8°.     (C  299) 
Rosseter,   /fee.  Dudley  D.     Report.      See   Boston  Female 

Soc.  for  Missionary  Purposes.     (B  468) 
Rossetti,  Christina  Georgina.      Commonplace  and 

other  short  stories.     London,  1870.  8". 

—  Goblin    market,  and    other   poems.      London, 

Camb.,  1862.   12°. 

—  Poems.     Boston,  1866.    16°. 


ROSSETTI 


2556 


ROSSIGNOL, 


Rossetti,  Dante  Gabriel.     Early  Italian  poets  from 

Ciullo    d'Alcamo    to    Dante,    with   Dante's 

'Vita  nuova'.     London,  1861.  8°. 

Content*.     Pott*  i-Jiiifly  In  fore  L'antt.      Ciullo  d'Al- 

cnmo.  —  Folcachiero  de'  Foloaehieri.  —  Lodovico  della 

Vcrnaccia.   —   St.  Francis  of  Assisi.   —  Frederick  n., 

Emperor.  —  Enzo,  King  of  Sardinia.   —   Guido  Guini- 

celli.  —  Guerzo  di  Montccanti.  —  Inghilfredi  siciliano. 

—  Rinaldo  d'Aquino.  —  Jacopo  da  Lenlino.  —   Mazzeo 
di  Kicco,  da  Messina.  —  1'anuccio  dal  Bagno  Pisano.  — 
Giacomino  Pugliesi.  — Fra  Guittonc  d'Arezzo.  —  Barto- 
lonico  di  Sant'  Angclo.  —  Saladino  da  Pavia.  —  Bonaggi- 
untu  Urbicinni,  da  Lucca.   —   Mco  Abbracciavacca,  da 
Pistoia.  —  Ubaldo  di  Marco.  —  Simbuono  Giudice.  — 
Masolino  da  Todi.  —  Onesto  di  Boncima.  —  Torino  da 
Cast  el  Florentine.  —  Maestro  Migliore,  da  Fiorenza.  — 
Dello  da  Signa.  —  Folgore  da  San  Geminiano.  —  Guido 
delle  Colonne.  —  Pier  Moronelli,  di  Fiorenza.  —  Cuincio 
Fiorentino.  —  Ruggieri  di  Amiei,  Siciliano.  —  Carnino 
Ghiberti,  da  Fiorenza.  —  Prinzivalle  Doria.  —  Rustico 
di  Filippo.   —   Pucciarello  di  Fiorenza.   —  Albertuccio 
della  Viola.  —  Tommaso  Buzzuola,  da  Faenza.  —  Noffo 
Bonaguida.   —    Lippo  Pnschi  de'  Bardi.   —   Ser   Pace, 
notaio  da  Fiorenza.  —  Piccolo  degli  Albizzi.  -r-   Fran 
cesco  da  Barberino.   —   Fazio  degli  Ubcrti.   —   Franco 
Sacchetti.  —  Anonymous  poems.  —  Dante  and  hi*  <ir<  le. 
Dante  Alighieri.  —  Guido  Cavalcanti.  —  Cino  da  Pistoia. 

—  Dante  da  Mniano.   —  Cecco  Angiolicri,  da  Siena.  — 
Guido  Orlandi.  —  Bernardo  da  Bologna.  —  Gianni  Al- 
fani.  —  Dino  Compagni.  —  Lapo  Gianni.  —  Dino  Frts- 
cobaldi.  —  Giotto  di  Bondone.  —  Simone  dall'  Anttlla. 

—  Giovanni   Quirino.   —   Forese  Donati.   —   Giovanni 
Boccaccio. 

-  Poems.     Boston,  1870.  16°. 

Rossetti,  Gabriel.  Disquisitions  on  the  anti-papal 
spirit  which  produced  the  Reformation  ;  its 
influence  on  the  lit.  of  Europe;  tr.  by  C. 
Ward.  London.  1834.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Canti  lirici.     (hi  Poeti  ital.  contemp.  1S43.) 
Rossetti,    William    Michael.     Art    exhibitions    in 

London.     (In  Fine  arts,  v.  1.  1863;  v.  2.  1864.) 

—  Catalogue  of  W.  Blake's  paintings,  drawings,  and  en 

gravings,  etc.  (In  Gilchrist,  A.  Life  of  Blake.  1863.) 

—  Fine    art,    chiefly     contemporary ;    notices  re 

printed,  with  revisions.  London,  Camb., 
1867.  8°. 

Content*.  Style,  subject-matter,  and  successes  in  art; 
(apropos  of  the  Acad.  exhib.  of  1801-64).  —  The  exter 
nals  of  sacred  art.  —  The  epochs  of  art  as  represented 
in  the  Crystal  Palace.  —  The  intermit,  exlfib.  of  art.  — 
Praeraphaelilism.  —  Critiques  on  contemp.  painters  and 
designers:  Madox  Brown,  Millais,  Ilolman  Hunt,  Ma- 
clise,  Leighton,  Frith,  Whistler,  Cruikshank,  Leech, 
Doyle.  —  Turner's  life  and  genius  [in  a  rev.  of  Mr. 
Thornbnry's  book,  1861].  —  Mr.  Palgrave  and  unprofes 
sional  criticisms  on  art.  —  British  sculpture,  its  position 
and  prospects,  1861.  —  Japanese  woodcuts. 

—  Italian  courtesy  books.  —  Fra  Bonvicino  da  Riva's Fifty 

courtesies  for  the  table  [Ital.  and  Eng.j;  with  other 
trans.  (In  Gilbert,  Kir  11.  Qneenc  Elizabeth's 
achademy.  1869.  Early  English  Text  Soc.,  extra, 
ser.,  v.  8.) 

—  Notes  on  The  stacyons  of  Rome.     (In  Furnivall,  F.  J. 

Polit.,  relig.,  and  love  poems.  1S66.) 
Rosshirt,    Konrad   Eugen    Franz.     De  juris   collectionibus 

sub  auspiciis  Justinian!  et  Napoleonis  factis.     Hei- 

delbergse,  1841.  4°.    (B  1434) 
Rossi,  Bastiano  de.    Cicalata.     (In  Dati,   C.    Prose   nor., 

pt.  3,  v.  2.  1851.) 

—  Lettera  a  Fiamniinio  Manelli.     (In  Tasso,  T.     Opere, 

v.  10.  1824.) 
Rossi   (L'tt.  de  Rubeis),  Bernardo  Maria  de.    FABRONI,  A. 

(In  hi*  Vitas  Ital.,  v.  11.   1785.) 
Rossi,  Domenico  de.      Studio  d'architettura  civile. 

Roma,  1702-21.  3  v.  f°. 
Rossi   (J.at.  Rubeus),    Francesco.      Degli   Ungheresi.     (In 

Ferrario,  G.     Costume,  v.  13.  1829.) 
Rossi,  Gaetano.      II  giuramento;  the  oath;  melo-dramatic 

opera;    music    by   Mcrcaduntc.      N.    Y.,    1848.   8°. 

(C  312,  E  1,  6) 
Rossi,  GiovanBattista  de.    Inscriptiones  Christianse 

Tirbis    Roma)     septimo    sieoulo    antiquiores. 

Vol.   1.     Romee,  1857-61.   f°. 

—  Degli  stiidi  di  B.   Borghesi.      (In  Archivio  stor.  ital., 

n.s.,  v.  12,  pt.  2.  186U.) 

—  Vita  B.  Joannis  Coluuibini.      (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  34. 

1868.) 


Rossi,  Giovanni  Bernardo  de.    De  Hebraicse  typog 
raphic  origine  ae  primitiis.    Purma?,  1706.  4°. 

—  Esame   delle  riflessioni  teol.  crit.  contro  il  libro 

'Delia  vana  aspettazione  degli  Ebrei  del  loro 
re  Messia'.  Parma,  1775.  8U. 

Rossi,  Giovanni  Gherardo  de'.     Favole.     (In  Rac- 
coltadi  favol,  1834;  —  andin'R&c.  di  favol.ital.  1833.) 

-  Scher/i  poetici  e  pittorici.     Roma,  1794.  4". 
Rossi,  Giovanni  Giacomo  di.     [Collection   of    en 
gravings  ;  heads  of  Roman  emperors,  pub.  by 
him.]     Roma>,  1681.  4°. 

—  Le   fontane     di   Roma  nelle   piazze   e   luoghi 

publici  ;  disegnate  et  -intagliate  da  G.  B. 
Falda.  Roma,  [1691].  f°. 

-  Veteres  arctis  Augustorum.  1690.     See  Bellori,  G.  P. 
Rossi,  Giovanni  Vittorio,  calli -d  Janus  Nicins   Erythrseus. 

NICEKON,  J.  P.      (hi  his    Mem.,  v.  33.  1736;    and, 

Gfrm.,  v.  24.  1777.) 
Rossi  (Lot.  Rubeus),  Girolamo.  M.D.    Italicnrnm  ct  Rav- 

ennatum  historiamni  libri  xi.     (In  Grsevius,  J.  G. 

Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  7,  pt.  1.  1722.) 
Rossi,  Girolamo.     II  principato  di  Seborca  e  la  sun  /ecca. 

(In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  ser.  3,  v.  13,  pt.  2    1871.) 
Rossi,  Isabella.     La  Nanna.  —  L'amicizia.  —  A.  Gnaltiero. 

—  Cinzica  de' Sismondi.    (In  Poeti  ital.  1843.) 
Rossi,   Ottavio.     Le  memorie  bresciane  ;    riveduta 

da  F.  Vinaccesi.     Brescia,  1693.  4°. 

—  Lot.    Monumenta    Brixiana:    tr.    A.    Dnkerns.       (In 

Grsevius.     Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  4.  1722.) 
Rossi,  Pellegrino  Luigi  Odoardo.      Cours  de  droit 
constitutionnel  ;    recucil   par    M.    A.    Povee, 
prec.  d'une  in  trod,  par  M.  C.  Bon-Compagni. 
Paris,  1867.  4  v.  8". 

—  Cours  d'economie  politique.      (Vol.  1-2,  3e  ed. 

rev.)      Paris,  1854.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     4e  eel.,  rev.  et  augm.  de  lecons  ined., 

rec.  par  M.  A.  Poree,  prec.  d'une  note 
bibliog.  sur  les  ceuvres  de  R.,  par  J.  Gamier. 
Paris,  1865.  4  v.  8°.  (Giuvres  comp.) 

—  Sur  le  droit  civil  francais.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci. 

Mor.  Mem.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

—  Melanges  d'economie  politique,  d'histoire,  et  de 

philosophic.  Paris,  1857.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Introd.  a  I'histoire  des  doctrines 
economiques.  —  Fragments  d'hist.  de  1'economie politique 
chez  les  Grecs.  —  Fragments  d'hist.  de  I'eoon.  pol.  chez 
les  Remains.  —  Do  la  methode  en  economic  politique  de 
la  nature,  et  definition  du  travail.  —  De  I'ei-sai  sur  la 
population  par  Malthus.  —  Rapport  fait  a  la  Chambre  des 
Pairs  sur  le  projet  de  loi  portant  prorogation  du  privilege 
coniere  ii  la  Banque  de  France,  [22  .iuin  18tO].  —  Rap 
port  fait  a  la  Chambre  des  Pairs  sur  le  projet  de  loi  rel. 
au  sucres,  [22  juin  ]84:JJ.  2.  Observations  sur  le  droit 
civil  francjais  considere  dans  scs  rapports  avec  1'etat 
economique  de  la  societe.  —  Droit  constitutionnel  fran 
cais.  —  De  1'etat.  —  De  1'extradition.  —  Affaire  de  la 
Creole.  —  Sur  1'execution  du  jugement  pron.  par  les 
tribunaux  etrangers.  —  Du  gouvenument  parlemenlaire. 

—  Asseinblee  legislative.  —  Division  en  deux  chambres. 

—  Snr  1'histoire.  —  Du  eoulevement  des  Pays-Bag.  —  Sur 
Phistoire  de  France  sous  Niipoleon,  par  M.  Bignon.  — 
De  1'etude  du  droit  dans  ses  rapports  avec  la  civilisation 
et  1'etat  actuel  de  la  science.   —   Sur  les  principes  diri- 
geants  des  lois.   —   Rapport  sur  le  projet  d'acte  federal 
delibere  ii  Lucerne  le  15  dec.  1832.  —   Acte  federal  de  la 
Confederation  Suisse  projete  par  la  commission  de  revi 
sion  nomine  le  17  juilUt  1832. 

-  Traite  de  droit  penal.  Seed.,  prec.  d'une  introd. 
pai-F.  Helie.  Paris,  1863.  2  v.  8°.  (CEuvres 
comp.) 

—  Du  PUYNODE,  M.  G.  P.     (In  his  Etudes  sur  les  princi- 

paux  economistes.  18G8.) 

—  MAZADE,  C.  de.     R.  et  la  papaute.     (In  Revue  d.  D. 

Mondes,  v.  36.  1861.) 

—  MHJNKT.  F.  A.  A.     (In  fiix  Notices,  v.  2.  1854;  —  and 

in  Paris.  Inst.    Ac.  d.  S<  i.  Mor.     Mem.,  v.  8.  1852.) 

—  REYHALO,  L.    (In  his  Econ.  mod.  1802.) 

Rossi,  Quirico.     Panegirico  e  discorsi.    6a  ed.    Ve- 

ne/.iii.  1822.  4". 

Rossi  (U  fui-ma,  Funiiglia  di.    (In  Litta,  P.     Fam.,  v.  11.) 

Rossignol,  Jean  Pierre.     Le  clueur  des  Grenouilles  d'Aris- 

tophane,  i't  un   choeur  du  Cyclope  d'Euripide.     (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.  Mem.,  v.  21,  le  pt.  1857.) 


ROSSINI 


2557 


ROUBAUD 


Rossini,  Giaocchino  Antonio.  II  barbiere  di  Sivig- 
li-i.  London,  [184'J].  12°.  (E  7) 

—  Kng.      The    baruer    of      Seville.      X.   Y.,   1847.     12°. 

1 0236,  E7) 

—  Cimk-ivliu;  opera,     (hi  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand,  dr., 

v.  21.; 

—  Uoisfa  un  Eglpto.    Habann,  1847.  12°.    (E  7) 

—  /->iy.     Moses  in  Egypt.'  Boston,  1847.  8".     (El) 

-  Seiniramide;  ceriJns  opera.     X.  V.,  [1848].  S».     (E  1) 

-  -Stabat  Mater.    [Ital.  and  Eng. ;  with  music.] 

Lund.,  [IS—].   4". 

-  Will.     (/„  New  York  evening  post,  Dec.  22,  186S.) 

-  HKVI.K,  11.     Vie  de  K.    Paris,  1854.   12". 

-  BLAZE  m;   Btuv,  A.  H.  BUIIV,  called.      (In    Revue 

•  I.  J>.  Mondes,  inui,  juin  1S34.) 

-  EDWAKDS,  II.  8.     Lite  oi'  11.     Lond.,  1869.  8°. 
Rossini,     tier  Roaini. 

Rossio,  (iinlio.  AdditameiHa  nd  A.  Massa,  Do  originc  Fal- 
iscormn.  (In  Graevius.  Thus,  antiq.  ital.,  v.  8,  pt. 

3.  17.-3.) 

Rossiwall,  J.  Die  Eisen-Industrie  des  Herzog. 
thumsKilrnten,  1855.  Wien,  18-56.  8°.  (Mit- 
theil.  a.  d.  Gebiete  der  Stati.stik,  or  Jahrg., 

4.  Heft.) 

—  Die    Eisen-Industrie  des  Herzogthums   Krain, 

185.5.  Wien,  1856.  8°.  (Mittheil.  a.  d.  Ge 
biete  der  Statistik,  or  Jahrg.,  4.  Heft.) 

Rossmore,  Ld.     See  Westenra,  \V.  W. 

Rosso,  Antonio  del.  Cicalata.  (In  Dati,  C.  Prose  flor., 
l>t.  3,  v.  2.  1751.) 

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—  LICQUKT,  T.      llouen,  son  histoire,  ses  monu 

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—  HAGEN,  F.  H.  von  dor.     Uobor  ein  mittelgrieohisches 

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Cun/fntn.  Vol.  1.  Avertisscment  du  nouvol  ed.  — 
Essai  hist,  sur  la  personnc  et  les  ecrits  de  R.  —  <)<le  sur 
la  mort  de  R.,  par  le  Franc  de  Pompis;nan.  —  Prefiec.  — 
Poesies  lyriques.  —  Odes.  —  Cantatcs.  2.  Epitres.  — 
Allegories.  —  Ep:gramme«-,  —  I'oe-ics  diverse*.  3  Le 
flatteur;  com.  —  Lo  capricieux,  on  les  apparenccs  trom- 
peusos;  com.  —  Lcs  ai'enx  cbimeriqnes,  oil  la  comtesse 
de  Critotrnac;  com.  —  L'hypocondre;  com.  —  L;i  dupe 
de  soi-me;ne;  com.  4.  Mariamne;  trag.  —  Lc  c:tte; 
com.  —  La  ceintnre  magique;  com.  —  Jason,  ou  latoison- 
d'or;  opera.  —  Jason;  trag.  —  Venus  et  Adonis;  trag. 

—  Poesies   en   musique.    —    La   mandragoro;    com.   — 
Lettres  a  I'abbe  d'Olivot.      5.     Lettros.  —  Keponsc  de 
Louis  Riccoboni  a  la  lettre  de  R. 

Rousseau,  Jean  Bapiisto.  Louis  Jaques.  Description  du 
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1782-90.  35  v.  12". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Discours  stir  1'origine  ct  les  fondo- 
mens  de  1'ineifalite  parmi  les  homines.  —  Lettre  a  M. 
Philopolis  snr  I'ouvr.ige  prec.  —  Discours  snr  ruconomic 
politique.  2.  I) u  contrat  social,  ou  principes  du  droit 
])olitique.  —  Considerations  sur  le  sronvernement  de  Po- 
loirne,  it  sur  sa  reformation  projettee.  3-6.  La  nouvelle 
Ileloiso.  —  Les  amours  de  Milord  Edouard  Homston. 
7-10.  Emilo,  on  de  1'education.  —  Emilc  et  Sophie,  ou 
les  solitaires.  11.  Lettre  a  M.  de  Beaumont.  —  Lettre  4 
M.  d'Alembert,  sur  son  article  Geneve  de  TEncyclope  lie. 

—  Keponsc  ii  une   lettre   anonymc    [relative  a  la  lettre 

?recedente].  —  De  limitation   theatrale;  ess:ii    tire  des 
)ialoguos  dc  Platon.      12.     Lettres  ecrites  de  la  mon- 
tague.      13.     Discours  sur  la  vertu  la  plus  uecessaire  aux 


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heros,  etc.  —  Diseours  qui  A  remporto  le  prix  A  I'Acad. 
<le  Dijon,  en  1750.  —  Lcttre  A  M.  1'abbe  Kaynal,  auteur 
tin  Mercure  do  France.  —  Lettro  sur  la  refutation  do  son 
diseours,  par  M.  Gautlor.  —  Reponso  au  roi  de  Pologne, 
due  do  Lorraine,  on  observ.  do  Rousseau,  sur  la  reponse 
qui  a  etc  f'aito  A  son  (iii-cours.  —  Dernicro  reponse.  — 
Lettro  sur  une  nouvelle  refutation  do  son  diseours,  par 
tin  aeademicien  do  Dijon.  —  Le  l«ivitc  d'Epliraiin.  — 
LcUros  a  Sara.  —  La  roi  no  fanlanque.  —  Lo  pi  rsilleur. 
14.  Trad,  dn  promior  livro  do  l'lil»toire  do  Tacito.  — 
Trad,  do  PApocolokintoeis  do  Scneque.  —  Olinde  ot 
hophronie,  tr.  du  Tasse.  —  Fragmons  pour  uno  dic- 
tionnaire  dos  lermes  d'usage  en  botanique.  —  Lettres 
clement,  sur  la  botaniquo.  —  Lettres  A  M.  do  M.  sur  la 
formal  ion  dos  horbiors.  15.  Xaroisse  on  raiiinnt  de 
lui-nieme.  —  L'engagjment  temerairc.  —  Los  muses 
galantcs.  —  Le  dovin  du  village.  —  Lettre  A  M.  Lo  Nieps. 

—  Pygmalion;  seene  lyriquo. —  Pieces  on  vors.  —  Lettre 
sur  la  mm-iciue  francoise.    —    Lettre  d'un  symphoniste. 
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—  Diss.  sur  la  musique  modorne.   —    Es-sai  sur  1'origine 
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3.  Jones,  Sir  W.  Letters,  1785-94,  rel.  to  the  lit.  and 
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Notices  of  China.  —  Tod,  J.  Comparison  of  the  Hindu 
and  Theban  Hercules.  —  Ashu  Gosha.  A  disputation 
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of  the  Hindus  and  Mahommedans.  —  Low,  J.  White 
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the  Kandyan  Kingdom.  —  Mansbach,  F.  Temple  of 
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Rainier,  P.  Papers  connected  with  a  Latin  inscription 
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Nubia;  —  Ace.  of  an  avenue  of  sphinxes.  —  Knox,  G. 
Ceremonial  of  the  ordination  of  a  Burmese  priest  of 
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A.  A  flag  repr.  the  in'trod.  of  the  caste  of  Chalias,  or 
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or  fair  which  takes  place  annually  at  the  Hot  Wells 
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trans,  three  fae-similies  of  inscriptions  disc,  [in]  Ceylon. 

—  Haughton,  G.  C.      Erroneous  reading  of  a  sentence 
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Identity  of  the  personal  ornaments  sculptured  on  some 
figures' in  the  Budd'ha  cave  temples  at  Carli,  with  those 
worn  by  the  Brinjaris.  —  Steuart,  J.     I'earl  fisheries  of 
the  X.  '\V.  coast  of  Ceylon.  —  Chapman,  I.  J.     Ancient 
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J.  v.  Hammer.  —  Money,  K.  C.     Erroneous  explanation 
of  one  of  the  inscriptions   [by]    Silvestre  de  Sacy.  — 
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Rask,  K.      The  /end   language  and  the  Zendavesta.  — 
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Royal    Asiatic    Society,  China    Branch   of    the. 
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ring,  J.  C.     Account  of  a  visit  to  the   hot  springs  of 
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the  coins  of  China  and  neighboring  nations.  —  Harland, 

W.  A.     Manufacture  of  magnetic  needles  and  vermilion. 

3.  Bowring,  J.     Madjicosima  Islands.  —  Hillier,  C.  B. 
The  Ta-heo  classic,  'The  great  lesson  of  life'.  —  Hobson, 
1!.     Leprosy  in  China  and  the  East.   —   Bowring,  .1.  C. 
The    rice-paper   plant   of  China.   —   Medhurat,  \V.  H. 
Inscriptions  on  porcelain  bottles  found  in  ancient  Egyp 
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—  Bowring,  J.     Life  and  writings  of  Commissioner  Lin. 

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tablet   in   the   Polo   temple  near  Canton ;   tr.  by  H.  S. 
Parkes.  —  Journal  of  proceedings. 

Royal  Asiatic  Society,  North  China  Branch 
of  the.  Journal.  Nos.  2-3  ;  May  -  Dec. 
Shanghai,  1859.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  2.  Swinhoe,  R.  Visit  to  the  island 
Formosa.  —  Edkins,  J.  Character  and  writings  of 
Meh  Tsi.  —  Macgowan,  D.  J.  Chinese  bibliography. 

—  Syle,  E.  W.      Musical  notation  of  the  Chinese.   — 
Williams,  S.  W.      Lecture  on  Japan.  —  Pompe   van 
Meerdervoort.T.  J.  L.  C.     Study  of  the  natural  sciences 
in  Japan.  —  Shadwell,  C.  F.  A.    Memorandum  on  the 
present  state  of  some  of  the  magnetic  elements  in  China, 
et'-.  —  Swinhoe,  R.     Notes  on  some  new  species  of  birds 
found  on  the  island  of  Formosa.    —   Ward,  J.     Sailing 
directions  for  the  Yang-Tse  Kiang,  from  Woosung  to 
Hankow.  —  Fedorovitch,  J.    Thermometrical  obs.  taken 
during  a  passage  from  Nagasaki  to  Shanghai.  —  Record 
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small  Chinese  lark.  —  Macgowan,  1).  J.     On  the  banish 
ment  of  criminals  in  China.  —  Robertson,  D.  B.     Cotton 
in  China.  —  Edkins,  J.     Sketch  of  the  Tauist  mythol 
ogy  in  its  modern  form.  —  Williams,  S.  W.     American 
embassy  to  Peking.  —  Record  of  occurrences. 

Royal  Astronomical  Society,  London.     Memoirs. 
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Royal  College  of  Physicians,  London.  Medical 
trans.  Vol.  1-5.  Lond.,  1785-1815.  5  v.  8°. 
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London.  —  Heberden,  T.  Elephantiasis.  —  Heberden, 
W.  Ascarides.  —  Thomas,  L.  Good  effects  of  salt  in 
an  extraordinary  case  of  worms.  —  Heberden,  W. 
Night-blindness.  —  Akenside,  M.  Cancers;  —  Use  of 
Ipecacoanho  in  asthmas;  —  Method  of  treating  white- 
swellings  of  the  joints.  —  Lane,  T.  Letter  to  W.  He 
berden.  —  Barry,  E.  Operation  of  mercury  in  different 
diseases  and  constitutions.  —  Munckley,  N.  Cure  of  a 
dangerous  affection  of  the  oesophagus.  —  Baker,  G. 
Cause  of  the  cndemial  colic  of  Devonshire;  —  Means  by 
which  the  poison  of  lead  may  gain  admittance  into  the 
human  body  unsuspected  ;  —  Colic  of  Poitou.  —  Warren, 
322.  (7.  4.  80.) 


R.     Bronchial  polypus.  —  Heberden,  W.    Chicken  pox ; 

—  Epidemical  cold  in  1767.   —   Baker,  G.     Flos  carda- 
niines  as  an  antispasmodic  remedy.    —   Heberden,  W. 
Queries.       2.      Heberden,  W.       Hectic   fever;    —   The 
pulse.  —  Power,  J.     An  extraordinary  ptyalism,  and  its 
cure.  —  Carter,  W.     Case  of  a  locked  jaw.  —  Munck 
ley,  N.     Case  of  hydrophobia.  —  Heberden,  W.     Dis 
order  of  the  breast.  —  Warren,  It.     Coliita  Pictonum.  — 
Percival,  T.      History  and  cure  of  a  ditliculty  in  deglu 
tition.  —  Dawson,  A.     Human  calculi.  —  Heberden,  \V. 
Diseases  of  the  liver;  —  The  nettle-rash.  —  Wrightsan, 
W.     Canine  madness  successfully  treated.  —  Lysons,  1). 
Letter  on  elm  bark.  —  Heberden,  \V.     Noxious  effects 
of  some  fungi.  —  Falkener,  — .    Case  of  hydrophobia. 

—  Henry,  T.     Improved  method  of  preparing  magnesia 
alba.   —   Baker,  G.     Extraordinary  instance  of  the  cure 
of  the  dropsy;   —   The  case  of  T.  Wood;   —    Modern 
method   of    inoculating   the   small   pox.    —    Monro,   T. 
Account  of  some  uncommon  cases.  —  Quier,  J.     Success 
of  inoculation  for  the  small-pox  at  Jamaica.   —    Baker, 
G.     Farther  obs.  on  poison  of  lead.  —  Milman,  F.    Two 
instances  of  scurvy  caused  by  want  of  nourishment.  — 
Collet,  J.     Case  of  hydatids.  —  Heberden,  W.     Queries. 
3.    Letter  to  Dr.  Heberden  cone,  angina  pectoris;  and 
H.'s  ace.  of  the  dissection  of  one  who  had  been  troubled 
with  that  disorder.  —  Wall,  J.     Letter  on  [angina  pecto 
ris]  .  —  Walker,  — .     Diseases  of  the  bones.  —  Coyte,  — . 
Consequences  of  a  crown-piece  swallowed  by  an  epileptic 
man.    —   Heberden,  W.     Method  of  preparing  ginseng 
root  in  China.  —  Haygarth,  — .     Case  of  angina  pectoris. 

—  Power,  J.     Use  of  termenting  cataplasms  in  mortifica 
tions.  —  Account  of  the  influenza;  col.  from  the  obs.  of 
several  physicians.    —   Percival,  T.      Fatal   effects   of 
pickles  impregnated  with  copper.   —   Spence,  J.     Two 
cases  of  a  constipated  belly  cured  by  external  application 
of  cold  water.   —   Baker,  G.      Singular  disease  among 
some  poor  children  of  St.  James  ;  —  The  late  intermittent 
fevers.   —   Reynolds,  II.  R.      Successful  use  of  lead  in 
haemorrhages.   —   Hunter,  J.     Experiments  upon  rum, 
to  ascertain  the  cause  of  colic  in  Jamaica;  —  Case  of  an 
uncommon  disease  in  the  omentum.  —  Darwin,  E.    Use 
of  foxglove  in  some  dropsies  and  consumption.  —  Baker, 
G.     App.  to  preceding  paper;    —   Sequel  to  the  case  of 
T.  Wood.  —  Pearson,  G.     Singular  cure  of  a  dropsy. — 
Watson,  W.     Ace.  of  a  disease  caused  by  transplanting 
a.  tooth.    —   Pulteney,  K.     Extraordinary  conformation 
of  the  heart.  —  Hunter,  J.     The  jail  or  hospital  fever. 

—  Knight,  F.     Two  cases  of  obstructed  liver.  —  Pear 
son,  G.      Division  of  the  liver  occasioned  by  a  fall.  — 
Dawson,  J.     Singular  fact  in  the  practice  of  inoculation 
of  the  small  pox.  —  Heberden,  W.     Measles.  —  Baker, 
G.     Add.  obs.  on  eolic  of  Poitou;  —  Postscript  to  app. 
to  Darwin's  paper  on  foxglove.      4.     Baillie,  M.    Case 
of  hydrocephalus ;  —  Case  of  hydrocephalus  internus.  — 
Combe,  C.      Stricture  and   thickening  of  the  ileum.  — 
Latham,  J.      Tetanus  in   consequence   of  wounds;  — 
Tumors.   —   Heberden,  W.     Affections  of  the  eyes;  — 
Scurvy.  —  Powell,  R.    Internal  use  of  nitrate  of  silver. 

—  Heberden,  W.     Mortality  of  London.  —  Roberts,  E. 
Phthisis  pulmonalis.  —  Powell,  R.     Prevalence  of  insan 
ity   at   different  periods.   —  Maton,  W.   G.       Case   of 
superfu'tation.  —  Currey,  G.     Case  of  teranus.  —  La 
tham,  J.     Sequel  to  paper  on  tetanus.   —   Blagden, — . 
Case  [of  hepatitis].  —  Warren,  1'.      Diabetes  mellitus 
treated  with  opium.   —   Turner,  T.     Inflammation,  etc., 
of  the  membrane  surrounding  the  kidneys.  —  Warren, 
P.     Headaches.   —   Baillie,  M.      Pulsation  of  the  aorta 
in   the   epigastric   region.   —    Latham,  J.      Symptoms 
denoting  angina  pectoris.  —  Haygarth,  J.     Discrimina 
tion  of  chronic  rheumatism  from  gout,  etc.    —   Halford, 
Air  H.     Climacteric  disease.  —  Latham,  J.     Abdominal 
tumor.   —   Case  of  intestinal   protrusion  per  anum.  — 
Satterley,  R.  P.     Case  of  hydrophobia.   —   Royal  Col. 
of  Phys.  of  Lond.      Report  on  vaccination.      5.     Sat- 
terly,  R.  P.     Diabetes.  —  Latham,  J.     Leucorrhoea.  — 
Heberden,  W.     Contrivance  [for]  stopping  excoriation 
and  ulceration  consequent  on  continued  pressure  in  bed. 

—  Roberts,  E.     Collca  Pictonum.  —  Latham,  J.     Medi 
cine  given  in  worm  cases,  etc. ;  —  Cachexia  aphthosa.  — 
Powell,  R.     Cases  of  paralytic  affection.   —   Clarke,  J. 
Effects  of  certain  articles  of  food  on  women  after  child 
birth.  —  Baillie,  M.     Stricture  of  the  rectum;  —  Green 
jaundice.  — Maton,  W.  G.     A  rash  liable  to  be  mistaken 
for  scarlatina.  —    Baillie,  M.     Purging.    —   Heberden, 
W.     Case  of  water  in  the  head.  —  Maton,  W.  G.     Case 
of  chorea.  —  Millington,  — .     Case  of  natural  small  pox. 

—  Powell,  R.      Pathology  of  the  brain.   —   Young,  T. 
Palpitation  and  epilepsy.  —  Orban,  — .     Extracts  from 
a  paper  on  phthisis.    —   Roberts,  E.     Elephantiasis.  — 
Ley,  H.      Puerperal  fever.   —   Latham,  J.      Safety  and 
ellicacy  of  the  internal  use  of  superacetate  of  lead.  — 
Satterley,  P..  P.      Case  of  fever.  —  Powell,  It.     Three 
cases  of  convulsive  affection.  —  Sandernaii,  G.     Efficacy 
of  cow-pox  in  preventing,  etc.,  small-pox.  —  Haviland, 


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Proceedings.     Vol.  7,  8.    [1857-61,    1861-641. 

Dublin,  1862-64.  2  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  7.  Robinson,  T.  R.  Lifting  powers 
of  electro-magnets.  —  Kelly,  W.  Annual  variations  of 
atmospheric  pressure  in  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence.  — 
Lloyd,  II.  Determination  of  the  intensity  of  the  Earth's 
magnetic  force  in  absolute  measure  by  means  of  the  dip 
circle ;  —  Improved  form  of  the  theodolite  magnetometer. 

—  Ingram,  J.  K.     'Opus  majus'  of  Bacon.    —  Todd,  J. 
H.     On  some  ancient.  Irish  deeds.  —  Cayley,  G.    Theory 
of  reciprocal  surfaces.  —  Lloyd,  II.     Ett't  ct  of  a  distant 
luminary,  supposed  magnetic,  upon  the  diurnal  move 
ments  of  the  magnetic  needle.  —  Kinahan,  J.  It.     Old- 
hiimia,  a  genus  of  Cambrian  fossils.   —   Stoney,  G.  J. 
Notes  on  the  molecular  constitution  of  matter.  —  Todd, 
J.  H.     Contents  of  certain  ancient  tombs  in  the  neighbor 
hood  of  Anet,  Switzerland.   —   Drennan,  W.     Ancient 
inscription  supposed  to  he  in  the  Etruscan  language.  — 
Wilde,  W.  R.     Ancient  and  modern  races  of  oxen  in 
Ireland.  —  Report  of  the  case  of  M.  Groux  and  discus 
sion  on  same.  —  Haughton,  S.     Nicotine  considered  as 
an   antidote  to   strychnia.   —  Wilde,  W.  R.       Human 
remains  found  at  Barrettstown,  County  Wcstmcath.  — 
Reeves,  W.     Hymnus  sancti  Aidi.   —  Kinahan,  J.  R. 
Scheme  for  a  uniform  mode  of  naming  type-divisions.  — 
Rowan,  A.  B.      Ogham  monument  disc,  in  the  County 
of  Kerry.  —  Jennings,  F.  M.    Ornaments  from  Morocco ; 

—  Meteor  seen  near  Cork.  —  Donovan,  M.     Horizontal 
sun-dial.   —   Jellett,  J.  H.     Reflexion  and  refraction  of 
polarized  light.   —  Wyse,  T.  A.     Cast  of  a  stone  cross 
discovered  in  Perthshire.  —  Greene,  J.  R.     Morphology 
of  the  hydrozoa,  with  ref.  to  the  constitution  of  the  sub- 
kingdom  coelenterata.  —  Hamilton,  W.  It.     Quaternion 
equations   connected   with   Frcsnel's   wave   surface   for 
biaxial  crystals.  —  Reeves,  W.     Mem.  of  the  church  of 
St.  Duilech.   —  Wilde,  W.  It.      Three   erannoges.  — 
Reeves,  W.      Crannogcs  in   Ulster.    —   Wilde.  W.  R. 
Remarks  on  donations  presented.  —  Renny,  H.  L.    Note 
correcting  the  table  printed  at  p.  639,  v.  22,  T.  R.  I.  A. 

—  Clibborn,  E.     Use  of  the  distaff  and  spindle  consid 
ered  as  the  insignia  of  unmarried  women.  —  Stoney,  B. 
B.     Application  of  some  new  formula;  to  the  calculation 
of  strains  in  braced  girders.   —   Hincks,  E.      Phonetic 
values  of  Egyptian  hieroglyphics  and  Assyrian  letters, 
etc.  —  Graham,  A.     Doiiati's  comet.  —  Wilde,  W.  It. 
Unmanufactured  animal  remains  belonging  to  the  Acad 
emy.  —  Reeves,  W.      Crannoge   of  Inisrush,  and   its 
ancient  occupants.   —   Haughton,  S.     Tidal  currents  in 
the   Arctic   archipelago.    —    Carmichael,   R.      Certain 
methods  in  the  calculus  of  finite  differences.  —  Todd,  J. 
H.     Ancient  deed  in  the  Irish  language.   —   Du  Noyer, 
G.  V.     Descr.  of  drawings  of  Irish  antiquities  presented 
by  him.   —   Clibborn,  E.      Wells  in    or  near  Dublin, 
attributed  to,  or  named  after,  St.  Patrick.  —  M'Donnell, 
R.     Formation  of  sugar  and  amyloid  substances  in  the 
animal  economy.  —  Stoney,  G.  J.     Stereoscopic  magni 
fier.  —  Hamilton,  W.  R.     Anharmonic  co-ordinates.  — 
Reeves,  W.     Marianus  Scotus  of  Ratisbon.  —  Blakely, 
A.  T-     Remarks  on  artillery.   —   Hart,  A.  S.     Remarks 
on  artillery.   —   Moore,  O.     Formation  of  wood  in  dico 
tyledonous  plants.   —  Todd,  J.  H.      Box  of  St.  Molaise 
of  Devenish   Island.    —   Mallett,   R.       Principles   and 
invention   of  the  methods  of  constructing  ordnance  of 
superimposed  rings,  with  initial  tension.    —   Jellett,  J. 
H.     New  analyzing  prism.  —   Hennessy,  II.     Theorem 
relating  to  conical  surfaces.   —   M'Donnell,  R.     Organs 
which   in   the   common   ray   are   homologous  with   the 
electrical  organs  of  the  torpedo.   —   Todd,  J.  H.     Obits 
of  eminent  individuals   connected   with   Navan,  et<-.  — 
Mac  Donnell,  C.      Ms.  of  the  tract  entituled  'Typicus 
ac  tropologicus  Jesu  Christ!  genealogise  intellectus  quern 
St.  Aileranus  exposuit',  preserved  in  the  Imp.  Library 
at  Vienna;  —  Notice  of  some  of  the  lives  which  seem  to 
have  been  ready,  or  in  preparation,  for  the  continuation 
of  the  'Acta  sanct.  Iliberniae',  at  the  death  of  Colgan.  — 
Carmichael,  R.     Theory  of  the  integration  of  non-linear 
partial  differential  equations.  —   Smith,  J.  II.     Ancient 
Norse  and  Danish  geography  of  Ireland.   —   Galbmith, 
J.  A.     Tables  and  diagrams  rel.  to  the  r:.in-fall  observed 
in  tbe  magnetic  observatory  of  Trinity  Coll.,  1850-60.  — 
Haughton,  S.      Storm,  9  Feb.,  1861.   —  Hennessy,  II. 
Clairaut's  theorem.  —  App. 

8.  Lloyd,  II.  Earth-currents  and  their  connection 
with  terrestial  magnetism.  —  Sullivan,  W.  K.,  and 
O'Reilly,  J.  P.  Hydrocarbonates  and  silicates  of  zinc 
at  Santander.  —  Haughton,  S.  Graphical  mode  of  cal 
culating  the  tidal  drift  in  the  British  seas.  —  Reeves,  W. 
Mem.  of  S.  White.  —  Hardinge,  W.  H.  Mapped  surveys 
of  Ireland.  —  Sullivan,  W.  K.  Changes  produced  by 
heat  in  silicate  of  zinc;  —  New  hydrated  silicate  of 
potash.  —  Du  Noyer,  G.  V.  Deser.  of  antiquarian 
drawings.  —  Kinahan,  J.  R.  British  crangonida?  and 
galatheidae.  —  Wilde,  W.  R.  Gold  antiquities  found  in 


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Ireland  prior  to  1747.  —  Haughton,  S.  Dynamical  co- 
cllicients  of  elasticity  of  certain  substances;  —  Velocities 
of  rifle  bullets.  —  Madden,  K.  It.  Cromlechs  in  northern 
Africa.  —  Reeves,  \V.  Island  of  Sanda.  —  Haughton, 
J.  Kain-f.ill  anil  evaporation  at  St.  Helena.  —  Haugh- 
ton,  S.  Rain- fall  and  evaporation  in  Dublin,  186).— 
Clibborn,  K.  1'artial  combustion  of  iron.  —  Churchill, 
K.  Kain-fall  and  wind  at  St.  Simons  Bay.  —  Hamilton, 
W.  It.  New  and  general  method  of  inverting  a  linear 
and  quaternion  function  of  a  quaternion.  —  Lloyd,  II. 
Probable  causes  of  earth  currents.  —  Hamilton,  W.  It. 
Existence  of  a  symbolic  and  bl-quadratic  equation  which 
is  satisfied  by  the  symbol  of  linear  operation  in  quater 
nions.  —  Stoney,  15.  B.  Strength  of  long  pillars.  — 
Weatropp,  II.  M.  Fanaux  de  cimitieres  and  round 
towers.  —  Morisy,  J.  Existence  of  a  pure  passive  voice 
in  Hindustani.  —  Haughton,  S.  Obs.  on  the  wind  made 
at  Leopold  harbour.  —  Jukes,  J.  B.  Flint  implements 
found  at  St.  Acheul.  —  Mac  Carthy,  D.  F.  Mem.  of 
court  of  Spain,  1(579-81.  —  Bell,  W.  King-money.  — 
Graves,  C.  Notices  of  St.  Patrick  in  the  book  of  Ar 
magh.  —  Wilde,  \V.  It.  Crannoge  in  the  County  of 
Cavan.  —  Jellett,  J.  II.  New  optical  saccharometer.  — 
Du  Noyer,  G.  V.  Catalogue  of  95  antiquarian  drawings 
presented  to  the  Academy.  — Reeves,  W.  SS.  Marinus 
and  Anianus.  —  Lottner,  C.  F.  Prof.  Siegfried's  expo 
sition  of  the  Poictiers  inscription.  —  Westropp,  II.  M. 
Pre-christian  cross.  —  Wilde,  W.  R.  Statement  on  the 
presentation  of  certain  antiquities.  —  Hardinge,  W.  II. 
Application  of  photozincography  to  the  representation 
of  mss.  —  Hamilton,  W.  It.  Gauche  curves  of  the 
third  degree.  —  Clibborn,  E.  Sparks  from  Dr.  Callan's 
iron  conduction  coil.  --  Purser,  J.  Application  of 
Cofioli's  equations  to  the  problem  of  the  gyroscope.  — 
Madden,  It.  It.  Literary  frauds  and  forgeries  in  Spain 
and  Italy;  —  Migrations  from  Spain  to  Ireland.  —  Ham 
ilton,  \V.  11.  General  centre  of  applied  forces.  —  Fer 
guson,  S.  Inscribed  stones  at  Locmariaquer.  —  Foot, 
F.  J.  Storm  of  Oct.  29, 1868.  —  Wilde,  W.  R.  Gold 
antiquities  recently  added  to  the  museum.  —  Haughton, 
S.  Storm  of  Oct.  20,  1863.  —  Kinahan,  G.  H.  Cran- 
noges  in  Loughrea.  —  Wilde,  W.  11.  Statement  on  the 
presentation  of  certain  antiquities.  —  Reeves,  W.  Certain 
Irish  ecclesiastical  bells.  —  Kelly,  D.  II.  Two  inscribed 
stones  at  Fuerty.  —  Haughton,  S.  Animal  mechanics.  — 
Hamilton,  W.  11.  Eight  imaginary  umbilical  genera 
trices  of  a  central  surface  of  the  second  order.  —  Foot, 
F.  J.  Quern  stone  found  near  Ballinasloe.  —  Blyth,  E. 
Animal  inhabitants  of  ancient  Ireland.  —  Garstin,  J.  It. 
Ancient  steel-yard.  —  Hardinge,  W.  H.  Ms.  of  the 
mem.  on  the  surveys  of  Ireland;  —  Old  Countess  of 
Desmond.  —  Wilde,  W.  R.  Ancient  Irish  wooden 
shield. 

-  Proceedings;    Irish  mss.   ser.      Vol.  1,  pt.  1. 

Dublin,  1870.  8°. 

Contint*.  Vol.1,  pt.  1.  Todd,  J.  II.  Descriptive 
catalogue  of  the  contents  of  the  Irish  ms.  called  'The 
book  of  Fermoy' ;  —  Account  of  the  Irish  ms.  deposited 
by  De  Itobicn  in  the  Public  Library  of  llenues.  —  Kelly, 
D.  H.  Duald  Mac  Firbis  on  some  bishops  of  Ireland.  — 
Crowe,  J.  O'B.  Tain  Bo  Fraich.  —  O'Looney,  J.  Toch- 
marc  Bec-Fola,  etc. 

-  Transactions.      Vol.   1-25.      Dublin,  1787-73. 

25  v.  4". 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     Science.    Burrowes,  R.     Preface. 

—  Ussher,  II.    Observatory  belonging  to  Trinity  College, 
Dublin.   —   Hamilton,   J.  A.      Ace.   of  parhelia   seen 
Bept.,  1783.  —  Ussher,  II.     Lunar  eclipse,  Mar.  18,  1783. 

—  Young,  M.     Synthetical  demonstration  of  the  rule  for 
the  quadrature  of  simple  curves.  —  M'Guire,  A.     New 
portable  barometer.  —  Dickson,  S.     Obs.  on  pemphigus. 

—  Young,  M.      Extraction  of  cubic  and  other  roots.  — 
Cleghorn,  J.     History  of  an  ovarium. 

2.  Science.    Ousley,  It.     Moving  of  a  bog  and  forma 
tion  of  a  lake  in  the  Co.  of  Gal  way,  Ireland.   —   Cros- 
thwaite,  J.      Desc.  of  three  pendulums  invented  and 
constructed  by  [him].   —   Ussher,  II.      New  method  of 
illuminating  the  wires,  and  regulating  the  position  of  the 
transit  instrument.   —  Stack,  J.    Essay  to  improve  the 
theory  of  defective  sight.  —  Ussher,  II.     Whether  mag 
nifying    power  or  aperture    contributes    most    to    the 
discerning  small  stars  in  the  day.  —  Kirwan,  R.     Varia 
tions  of  the  barometer.  —  Edgeworth,  It.  L.      Experi 
ments   on   wheel   carriages.   —    Young,  M.       Modes  of 
demonstration  by  which  the  velocity  of  spouting  fluids 
has  been  investigated  a  priori.    —   Napier,  G.       Gun 
powder.  —  Drury,  O'B.    Magnetic  fluid.  —  O'Halloran, 
8.     Operation  for  a  cataract.  —  Hamilton,  W.     Experi 
ments  to  determine  the  temperature  of  the  earth's  surface 
in  Ireland,  178S.  —  Kirwan,  It.     Coal-mines.  —  Clarke. 
J.    Human  milk. 

3.  Science.     Kirwan,  R.     Alkaline  substances  used 


in  bleaching;  —  Letter.  —  Young,  M.  Origin  and  theory 
of  the  Gothic  arch.  —  Clarke,  -J.  A  disease,  until  lately 
fatal  to  a  great  number  of  infants  in  the  Lying-in  Hos- 
pital,  Dublin.  —  Cooke,  J.  D.'ser.  of  a  steam  engine;  — 
I'se  and  descr.  of  a  new  instrument  for  navigation.  — 
Ussher,  H.  Disappearance  and  reappearance  of  Saturn's 
ring  in  178!t;  —  Ace.  of  two  parhelia,  Feb.  25,  1790.  — 
Bushe,  (i.  P.  An  essay  towards  ascertaining  the  popu 
lation  of  Ireland.  —  Pouget,  — .  Lett  re  sur  leu  condensa 
tions  produites  par  1'alliage  de  i'alkool  avec  1'eau. 

4.  Science.     Kirwan,  It.     Strength  ot  acids,  etc.  — 
Perceval,  It.     Chemical  communications  and  inquiries; 
A    chamber    lamp    furnace.    —   Perceval,    C.      Letter 
[about  a  peculiar  child  I .  —  Austin,  G.     Portable  barom 
eter.  —  Harding,  T.     Variations  of  the  needle.  —  King, 
8.  C.     An  instrument  for  trepanning.   —   Maguire,  A. 
Self-registering  barometer.   —   Austin,  G.      Method  of 
cutting  screws.  —  O'Halloran,  S.     Attempt  to  determine 
such  injuries  as  require  the  operation  of  the  trephine.  — 
Young,  M.     Demonstration  of  Newton's  theorem  for  the 
correction  of  spherical  errors  in  object  glasses  of  tele, 
scopes.   —   Burrowes,  G.      A   ristulous  opening  in  the 
stomach  ;  —  Case  of  enlarged  spleen. 

5.  Science.       Kirwan,    It.       Comparative   view   of 
meteorol.  obs.  made  in  Ireland  since  1788;   —  Meteor 
ological  tables,  etc. ;    —   State  of  the  weather  in  Dublin 
1  June  1791-93;   —   Supposed  igneous  origin  of  stony 
substances.   —  Kenney,  E.      Method  of  preparing  sul 
phureous  medicinal  water.  —  Perceval,  R.     Solution  of 
lead  by  lime.  —  Hamilton,  J.  A.    New  kind  of  portable 
barometer  for  measuring    heights.     —    Hamilton,    H. 
Letter  to  [J.  A.  H.] ;  with  remarks  on  the  further  im 
provement  of  barometers.    —   Kirwan,  It.     Answer  to 
the  question  by  the  Acad.,  'What  are  the  manures  most 
advantageously  applicable  to  the  various  sorts  of  soils', 
et<-.   —   Miller,  G.      Nature  and  limits  of  certainty  and 

frobability.  —  Kirwan,  It.  Meteorol.  obs.  in  Ireland, 
793;  —  New  earth  found  near  Stronthian,  Scotland.  — 
Garnett,  T.  Rain  gages.  —  Fisher,  J.  Coal  works  at 
Whitehaven.  —  Graydon,  G.  Fish  inclosed  in  stone  of 
Monte  Bolca.  —  Hamilton,  II.  Power  of  lixed  caustic 
alkaline  salts  to  preserve  the  flesh  of  animals  from 
putrefaction.  —  Meagher,  T.  Extract  from  a  paper  on 
surveying. 

6.  Science.    Clarke,  J.     Diseases  of  infancy.  —  Shee, 
Sir  G.     Construction  of  ships.    —   Hamilton,  W.     Cli 
mate  of  Ireland.   —   Crumpe,  S.     Case  in  which  uncom 
mon    worms    were    discharged    from    the    stomach.  — 
Whitelaw,   J.      Method   of   ascertaining  the   areas  of 
countries  of  considerable  extent.   —  Cooke,  J.     Three 
schemes  for  conveying  intelligence  to  great  distances  by 
signals.   —   Kearney,  M.     Power  of  painting  to  express 
mixed  passions.  —  Edgeworth,  It.  L.     Art  of  conveying 
secret  and  swift  intelligence.  —  Kirwan,  It.   Composition 
and  proportion  of  carbon  in  bitumens  and  mineral  coal; 

—  State  of  the  weather   in   Dublin ;   —    Magnetism.  — 
Hamilton,  J.  A.      Method  of  determining  longitude.  — 
Mooney,  D.     Method  of  taking  radicals  out  of  equations. 

—  Kirwan,  It.     Primitive  state  of  the  globe;  —  View  of 
the  weather,  1796.  —  Edgeworth,  R.  L.     Suppl.  to  essay 
on  the  telegraph.   —   Little,  J.     Air-pump  of  new  con 
struction.  —  Allman,  W.     Application  of  a  converging 
series  to  the  construction  of  logarithms.   —   Kirwan,  R. 
Weather  at  Dublin,  1797. 

7.  Science.    Young,  M.     Precession  of  the  equinoxes. 

—  Brinkley,  J.      Demonstrations  of  the  theorems  for 
the  sines  and  cosines  of  the  multiple  circular  arcs,  etc. 

—  Young,  M.      Velocity  with  which  fluids  issue  from 
apertures.   —  Meredith,  T.     New  method  of  resolving 
cubic  equations.    —   Young,  M.      Force  of  testimony  in 
establishing  facts  contrary  to  analogy;   —   Number  of 
the  primitive  colorific  rays  in  solar  light.   —   Miller,  G. 
Electric    attraction    and    repulsion.     --     Brinkley,    J. 
Demonstration  of  the  property  of  the  circle.  —  Kirwan, 
R.     Proportion  of  real  acid  in  the  three  anticnt  known 
acids,  ftc.;  —  Human  liberty;  —  Synoptical  view  of  the 
weather  at  Dublin,  1798.  —  Edgeworth,  II.     Obs.  of  the 
weather,  1798,  Co.  of  Longford,  Ireland.  —  Brinkley,  J. 
Method  of  expressing,  when  possible,  the  value  of  one 
variable   quantity   in   integral    powers   of   another   and 
constant  quantities,  etc.   —  Pateraon,  W.     Ace.  of  the 
weather  at  Londonderry,  1799.   —  Kirwan,  11.     Synop 
tical  view  of  the  weather  at  Dublin,  1793.   —  Polite  lit. 
Browne,  A.     Greek  accents. 

8.  Science.      Kirwan,  R.     Proofs  of  the  Hnttonian 
theory ;  —  Illust.  of  facts  mentioned  in  an  essay  on  the 
primitive  state  of  the  globe;  —  Declivities  of  mountains; 

—  Chymical  and    mineral   nomenclature.   —   Little,  J. 
Descr.  of  a  reflecting  level.  —  Templeton,  J.     Natural 
ization  of  plants.  —  Austin,  G.     Apparatus  for  impreg 
nating  water,  ftc.,  with  carbonic  acid  gas.  —  Charleville, 
Ld.    Analysis  of  turf  ashes.  —  Subrime,  —  .     Mines  of 
Glan.   —   Kirwan,  It.      Itemark*  on  Hume's  'Enquiry 
cone,  the  human  understanding'  and  'Treatise  of  human 


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nature';  —  State  of  the  weather,  Dublin,  1800.  —  Knox, 
G.  Gulp.  —  Brinkley,  J.  Orbits  in  which  bodies 
revolve.  —  Chenevix,  II.  Quantity  of  sulphur  in  sul 
phuric  acid.  —  Patterson,  W.  Obs.  at  Londonderry, 
1800.  —  Kirwan,  K.  Variations  of  the  atmosphere ;  — 
State  of  the  weather,  Dublin,  1801.  —  Brinkley,  J.  On 
determining  innumerable  portions  of  a  sphere.  —  Polite 
literature.  Preston,  W.  Choice  of  subjects  for  trag 
edy ;  —  Reflections  on  German  writers.  —  Antiquities. 
Browne,  J>r.,  and  Young,  J.  Ace.  of  the  Vicar's  cairn, 
Co.  of  Armagh.  —  Browne,  A.  Anc.  trumpets  dug  up 
near  Armagh. 

9.  Science.  Murray,  R.  On  Dr.  Halley's  'Series  for 
the  calculation  of  logarithms'. —  Richardson,  W.  Ace. 
of  the  Whynn  Dykes,  etc..  —  Preston,  W.  Essay  on 


inder,  etc.  —  Preston,  W.  Natural  advantages  of 
Ireland.  —  Richardson,  W.  Consistency  of  Dr.  Hut- 
ton's  theory  of  the  Earth,  etc.  —  Polite  literature.  Swift, 
T.  Rise  and  progress  of  rhyme.  —  Dunne,  J.  Native 
tribes  of  N.  Amer.  —  Preston,  W.  Considerations  on 
the  history  of  antient  amatory  writers,  etc.  —  Antiquities. 
Little,  J.  Inscription  on  an  antient  monument  in  Kil- 
cummin. 

10.  Science.    Austin,  G.     Apparatus  tor  transferring 
gasses  over  water  or  mercury.    —   Mitchel,  G.     A  new 
semi-metallic  substance  called  menacane.  —  Kirwan,  R. 
Weather  at  Dublin,  1802;    —    1803.    —   Richardson,  W. 
Volcanic  theory;  in  3  pts.  —  Hamilton,  J.  A.     Microm 
eter  measures.  —  Little,  J.     Metallic   composition    for 
the   specular   of   reflecting  telescopes.   —  Kirwan,   11. 
Space  and  duration  ;  —  Duration,  time,  and  eternity.  — 
Egan,  T.     Nature  of  gravelly  and  calculous  concretions 
in  the  human  subject.  —  Kirwan,  R.    Weather  at  Dublin, 
1804.  —  Polite  lit.    Preston,  \V.     Are  the  polite  arts,  in 
any  country,  connected  with  the  political  state  of  that 
country.    —    Antiquities.      Walker,  J.  C.      Origin   of 
romantic  fabling  in  Ireland. 

11.  Science.    Perceval,  R.     Chalybeate  preparations 
in  the  Pharmacopoeia  Regis  et  Kcginae  in  Hibernia.  — 
Hamilton,  J.  A.      Astronom.  certainty  with  regard   to 
the  Earth's  magnitude.  —   Brinkley,  J.     Newton's  first 
solution  of  the  problem  for  finding  the  relation  between 
resistance  and   gravity,  etc.  —  Kirwan,  H.    A  new  ane 
mometer.  —  Brinkley",  J.     Problem  for  clearing  the  ap 
parent  distance  of  the  moon  from  the  sun,  etc.  —  Rich 
ardson,  W.   Useful  grasses.  —  Clarke,  J.     Bilious  colic, 
etc.  —  Burke,  F.     Powers  and  their  differences.  —  Kir 
wan,  R.     Weather  at  Dublin,  1803-08.  —  Polite   litera 
ture.     Kirwan,  R.    Happiness.  —  Antiqnitiex.    Kirwan, 
R.    Origin  of  polytheism,  idolatry,  and  Grecian  mythol- 
logy.  —  Auchinleck,  H.  B.     Chronology  of  the  Judges 
of  Israel. 

12.  Science.      Little,  J.      Hartley's  quadrant,  etc.  — 
Vince,  S.       Two  proofs   of  the   binomial  theorem;  — 
Properties  of  numbers;   —   Water-spout  at  Ramsgate, 
1810.   —  Brinkley,  J.      Obs.  made  at  Trinity  Coll.  with 
an  astronomical  circle,  etc. ',  —  Astronomical  refractions, 
etc. ',  —  App.  to  the  ace.  of  obs.  at  Trinity  Coll.  —  Polite 
literature.      Phelan,  W.      Whether,  and  how  far,  the 
pursuits   of   scientific   and    polite   literature    assist,   or 
obstruct,  each  other.  —  Kiernan,  Mist  H.    Influence  of 
fictitious  history  on  modern  manners.  —  Carmichael,  A. 
Influence  of  habit;  —  Invention  of  alphabetic  writing. 

13.  Science.      Taylor,  S.      New  mineral  substance 
disc,  at  Killiney.   —   Macartney,  J.     Curvatures  of  the 
spine.   —  Brinkley,  J.     Investigations  in  phys.  astron. 
princ.  rel.  to  the  mean  motion  of  the  lunar  perigee;  — 
Arbitrary  constant  quantities,  etc.  —  Robinson,  T.  R. 
Furnaces  for  high  heats ;  —  Means  of  producing  intense 
heat  by  the  combustion  of  oxygen  and  hydrogen  gases. 
—  Kiernan,  G.     New  air-pump.  —  Hincks,  E.     Manner 
in  which  algebraic  functions  of  the  principal  variable 
are,  in  certain  cases,  introduced  into  the  integrals  of 
linear  differential   equations  that  have  co-efficients.  — 
Robinson,  T.  R.      Voltaic  electricity.   —   Wallace,  W. 
Changes  which  the  human  skeleton  undergoes  at  different 
periods  of  life,  etc.  —  Brinkley,  J.   Method  of  computing 
astronom.  refractions.   —  James,  S.      Inscription  of  a 
regular  polygon  of  17  sides  in  a  circle.  —  Brinkley,  J. 
Method  of  correcting  the  approximate  elements  of  the 
orbit  of  a  comet,  etc.  —  Polite  literature.     Drumrnond, 
W.  H.    Life  and  writings  of  Oppian  ;  —  Analysis  of  the 
Cynegetics  of  Oppian.  —  Antiqiiitien.    Wood,  T.     Early 
annals  of  Ireland.  —  Mason,  II.  J.  M.     Cherubim  of  the 
Jewish  Tabernacle.  —   Otway,  C.     Remains  in  the  Co. 
of  Cavan.   —   Mason,  II.  J.  M.      Brass   medal   of  our 
Saviour  found  [near]  Cork.   —   Sankey,  W.  S.     Origin 
of  the  Oriental  practice  of  writing  from  right  to  left.  — 
Walsh,  R.      Obs.  which  acconip.  a  Hebrew  medal.  — 
Mason,  H.  M.      Descr.  of  a  rich  and  ancient  box  found 


in  Tipperary;  —  Anc.  drawing  in  the  Red  Book  of  the 
Exchequer  in  Ireland. 

14,  Science.      Brinkley,  J.      The  quantity  of  solar 
nutation,  as  affecting  the  north  polar  distances  of  fixed 
stars,  etc.   —   Nimmo,  A.       Application    of  the   sci.   of 
geol.  to  prac.  navigation.  —  Bald,  W.     Triaonom.  survey 
of  Mayo,  Co.  of  Ireland.  —  Edgewcrth,  \V.     Letter  [on 
map  of  Co.  of  Roscommon].   —   Lardner,  D.      General 
properties  of  algebraic  surfaces ;   —    Lines  of  curvature 
of  ellipsoids,  etc.   —   Mackay,  T.     Catalogue  of  indige 
nous  plants  of  Ireland.   —  Antiquities.      Hamilton,  G. 
Obs.  on  a  passage  in  the  Medea  of  Seneca,  etc.  —  Bland, 
F.  C.      Remarkable  building  on  Kenmare  River,  called 
Staigue  Fort.  —  Cooke,  T.  L.     Barnaan  Cuilawn,  etc.  — 
Giesecke,  C.  L.     Norwegian  settlements  on  the  eastern 
coast  of  Greenland.   —   Hardiman,  J.       Catalogue   of 
maps,  etc.,  rel.  to  Ireland.  —  O'Flaherty,  J.  T.     Southern 
islands  of  A  ran,   etc.    —   O'Reilly,  E.      Essay  on  the 
Brehon  Laws,  etc. 

15,  Science.    Robinson,  T.  R.     Correcting  obs.  made 
with  equatorial  instruments;  —  New  air-pump;  —  Cor 
recting  errors  of  the   astronomical   circle  by  opposite 
readings.  —  Brinkley,  J.     Quantity  of  the  precession  of 
the  equinoxes.  —  Hamilton,  W.  R.     Theory  of  systems 
of  rays.  —  Mant,  R.     Phenomenon  of  the  rainbows.  — 
Houston,  J.     Tongue  of  the  chameleon.  —  Polite  litera 
ture.    Scurry,  J.    Irish  language.  —  Antiquities.    Hardi 
man,  J.    Ancient  Irish  deeds.  —  Dunn,  J.     On  a  passage 
of   G.  Leoni.    —    Beaufort,  L.  C.      Architecture   and 
antiquities  previous  to  the  landing  of  the  Anglo-Normans 
in  Ireland.  —  James  vi.,  of  Scotland,  and  Maitland,  — . 
Orig.  letters  to  R.  Bruce. 

16,  pt.  1.  Science.   Hamilton,  W.  R.    Suppl.  to 'Theory 
of  systems  of  rays';  —   Error  of  a  received  principle  of 
analysis.    —   Antiquities.     D'Alton,  J.     Anc.  hist.,  fit-., 
of  Ireland.     Pt.  2.     Science.    MacCullagh,  J.     Refrac 
tion  of  light;   —    Geometrical  rectification  of  the  conic 
sections.   —   Graves,  R.  J.     Peculiarity  in  the  ankle  or 
hoek-joint  of  the  horse,  etc.   —   Hamilton,  W.  R.    2d 
suppl.  to  an  essay  on  the  theory  of  systems  of  rays.  — 
Mackay,  J.  T.      New  indigenous  heath,  found  in  Cun- 
namara.   —   Hamilton,  W.  R.     Note  to  a  paper  on  the 
error  of  a  received  principle  of  analysis.   —   Polite  lit. 
Drummond,   W.   H.        Authenticity   of    the   poems   of 
Ossian.   —   O'Reilly.  E.       Essay  on    same   subject.  — 
Antiquities.      Petrie,  G.      Hist,  and  authenticity  of  the 
autograph  originals  of  the  Annals  of  the  four  masters. 

17,  pt.  1.      Science.      Hamilton,  W.  R.      Systems  of 
rays.  —   Lloyd,  II.      Phenomena  presented  by  light  in 
its  passage  along  the  axes  of  biaxal   crystals.      Pt.  2. 
Science.    Lloyd,  II.    Attempt  to  facilitate  obs.  of  magnet 
ism  ;  —  Interference  of  the  rays  of  light.  —  M'Sweeny, 
J.      Climate  of  Ireland.   —   Hamilton,  W.  R.      Differ 
ences  and  differentials  of  functions  of  zero.  —  M'Cullagh, 
J.      Difficulty   in   the   theory  of  the  attraction  of  sphe 
roids;  —  Wave  theory  of  light.  —  Davy,  E.     New  ful 
minating  silver.  —  Apjohn,  J.  Moist-bulb  hygrometer.  — 
Hamilton,    W.    R.     Conjugate  functions,   etc.       Pt.   3. 
Science.      Kane,    R.      Action    of   ammonia   upon    the 
chlorides  and  oxides  of  mercury.  —  Lloyd,  H.     Method 
of  obs.  the  dip  and  the  magnetic  intensity  at  the  same 
time.  —  MacCullagh,  J.     Laws  of  the  double  refraction 
of  quartz.   —  Stevelly,  J.      Self-registering  barometer. 
—  Antiquities.     Betham,  Sir  W.  Astronom.  instrument 
of  the  anc.  Irish  ;  —  Ring  money  of   the   Celt®,  etc. ',  — 
Afliuity  of  the  Phenician  and  Celtic  languages.  —  Mar 
shall,  j.  D.     Statistics,  etc.,  of  the  island  of  Rathlin.  — 
Betham,  Sir  W.      Affinity   of  the  Hiberno-Celtic   and 
Phenician  languages. 

18,  pt.  1.      Science.     Apjohn,  J.      Specific  heats   of 
gases;  —  Meteoric  stone  which  fell  near  Adavi.  —  Mac 
Cullagh,  J.     Laws   of    crystalline  reflexion  and  refrac 
tion.   —  Mallet,  R.     A   hitherto  unobserved  structure 
disc,  in  trap  rocks  in  the  Co.  of  Galway.   —  Davy,  E. 
New   gaseous   compound  of  carbon   and   hydrogen.  — 
Ball,  K.    Seals  inhab.  the  Irish  seas.  —  Kane,  R.     Series 
of    combinations    derived    from    pyroacetic    spirit.   — 
Polite  literature.     Hamilton,  J.     The  Punic  passage  in 
Plautus  collated  with  parallel  passages  of  Scripture.  — 
Antiquities.     Petrie,  G.     Book  of  Mac  Ferbis;  —  The 
Domnach  Airgid.      Pt.2.     Science.     Knox,  G.J.     Insu 
lation  of  fluorine.  —  Kane,  R.     Composition  of  certain 
essential   oils.   —  Andrews,  T.      Properties   of  voltaic 
circles.   —   Apjohn,  J.     New  variety  of  alum ;   —   New 
compound  of  iodide  of  potassium,  iodine,  and  essential 
oil  of  cinnamon.  —  Hamilton,  Sir  WT.  R.     Impossibility 
of  expressing  a  root  of  any  general  equation  above  the 
4th  degree,  tt<:   —  Thompson,  W.     The  Irish  hare.  — 
Polite-  ^lit.      Hincks,  E.     Years  and  cycles  used  by  the 
anc.  Egyptians.  —  Petrie,  G.     Hist,  and  antiq.  of  Tara 
Hill. 

19,  pt.  1.     Science.      Kane,  R.      Nature  and  constitu 
tion   of   ammonia.    —    Patterson,    R.       Descr.   of   the 
cydippe  pomifortnismihi.  —  Robinson,  T.  R.    Longitude 


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of  the  Armagh  Observatory;  —  Difference  of  longitude 
between  the  observatories  of  Armagh  and  Dublin.  — 
Knox,  G.  .J.  Direction  and  mode  of  propagation  of  the 
electric  force.  —  Patterson,  K.  On  the  bolina  Hibcrnica. 

—  Lloyd,  II.      Mutual  action  of  permanent  magnets.  — 
J'olit<    lit.     Dawson,  II.  K.      Medals  and  medallists  con 
nected    with   Ireland.    —    Ferguson,  S.      Antiq.  of  the 
kilice,  or  boomerang. — Antiquities.    Smith,   A.     Irish 
coins  of  Edward  IV.      Pt.  2.     Science.     Robinson,  T.  II. 
On  the  constant  of  refraction.    —   Andrews,'!'.      Heat 
developed  during  the  combination  of  acids  and  bases.  — 
Lloyd,  H.     Suppl.  to  paper  on  magnetism.  —  Knox,  G. 
J  .     Suppl.  researches  on  electric  force,  etc.  —  Hamilton, 
W.  H.     Fluctuating  functions.  —  Macartney,  J.     Brain 
in  the  chimpanzee,  and  human  idiot,  compared  with  the 
perfect  brain  of  man.    —   Hamilton,  \V.  H.     Equations 
of  the  oth  degree.  —  Brewster,  Sir  D.     Compensations 
of  polarized    light.   —   Andrews,  T.      Heat  developed 
during    the    formation    of   the   metallic   compounds   of 
chlorine,  bromine,  and  iodine.  —  Polite  lit.     Hincks,  E. 
Egyptian  stele,  or  tablet;    —   True  date  of  the  Kosetta 
Btone.    —   Wills,  J.      Essay  upon  Stewart's  explanation 
of    certain  processes   of    the   human    understanding.  — 
Bailie,  .1.  K.     Monuments  of  the  Greco-Roman  era  in 
Asia  Minor.    —   Antiquities*.     Smith,  A.     Irish  coins  of 
Henry  vil.  —  Downes,  Ci.     Norse  geog.  of  anc.  Ireland. 

20.  Antiquities.     Petrie,  G.     Ecclesiastical  architec 
ture  of  Ireland,  comprising  an  essay  on  the  Round  Tow 
ers  of  Ireland. 

21,  pt.   1.      Science.      Lloyd,  II.      Intensity   of  the 
Earth's  magnetic  force.   —   MacCullagh,  J.     Theory  of 
crystalline  reflexion  and  refraction.  —  Mallet,  II.  Dynam 
ics  of  earthquakes;  —  New  instruments  for  self-registra 
tion  of  the  passage  of  earthquake  shocks.  —  Cooper,  E. 
J.    Comets,  1840.  —  Boole,  G.    Analysis  of  discontinuous 
functions;    —   A  certain    multiple   definite   integral.  — 
I'olite  literature.     Hincks,  E.     Age  of  the  18th  dynasty 
of  Manetho.  —  Bailie,  J.  K.     Monuments  of  the  GTJCCO- 
Roman  era.  —  Wills,  J.     Accidental  association.     Pt.  2. 
Siience.      Haughton,  S.       Equilibrium  and   motion  of 
solid  and  fluid  bodies.  —  Hamilton,  W.  R.    Quaternions. 

—  Robinson,  T.  R.     Effect  of  heat  in  lessening  the  affini 
ties  of  the  elements  of  water.  —  Young,  <T.  R.     Extention 
of  a  theorem  of  Euler.  —  I'olile  literature.     Hincks,  E. 
Defacement   of    divine. and   royal   names   on   Egyptian 
monuments;  —  1st  and  2d  kinds  of  Persepolitan  writing; 

—  Letters  of  the  hieroglyphic  alphabet ;  — 3  kinds  of  Per- 
sepolitan  writing;  —  3d  kind  of  Persepolitan  writing.  — 
Wall,  C.  W.     Different  kinds  of  writing  of  the  Persians. 

—  Antiquities.      Todd,    J.   II.      Fragments  of  an   anc. 
waxed  table-book.  —  Wilde,  W.  R.     Anc.  Irish  shrine 
called  'Mias  Tighearnain'. 

22,  pt.  1.    Science.    Robinson,  T.R.    Relation  between 
the  temperature  of  metallic  conductors  and  their  resist 
ance  to  electric  currents.-  —   Bronwin,  B.     Theory  of 
planetary  disturbance.   —   Lloyd,  II.      Mean  results  of 
observations;   —   Obs.  made  at  the  Magnetical  Observa 
tory   of   Dublin.    —    Haughton,   S.       Classification   of 
elastic  media,  etc.  —  MacCullagh,  J.      Rotation  of  a 
solid  body  round  a  fixed  point;   Lectures  comp.  by  S. 
Haughton.  —  Robinson, '1 .  R.     An  improved  anemom 
eter  for  registering  the  direction  of  the  wind,  etc.  — 
Jellett,  J.  II.     Equilibrium  and  motion  of  an  elastic 
solid.  —  Haughton,  S.     New  friction  sledge  for  stopping 
railway   trains.    —    Donovan,    M.        Improvements  in 
galvanometers,  etc.  —  Haughton,  S.    Original  and  actual 
fluidity   of  the   Earth   and   planets.   —  Allman,  G.  J. 
Homology  of  the  organs  of  the  tunicata  and  the  polyzoa. 

—  Robinson,    T.   R.        Lifting  power  of   the    electro 
magnet.  —  Mallett,  J.  W.    Chemical  exam,  of  antiqui 
ties  from  the  Museum  of  the  Acad.   —  Jellett,  ,J.  II. 
Properties  of  inextensible  surfaces.   —   MacCullagh,  J. 
Attraction  of  ellipsoids,  e tc. ;  lectures  comp.  by   G.  J. 
Ailman.    —   Mallett,  H.      British  earthquake,  1852.  — 
Lloyd,  II.     Meteorology  of  Ireland.  —  R  thins  >n,  T.  R. 
Lifting  power  of  the  electro-magnet.  —  Harvey,  W.  H. 
Marine   botany  of   Western    Australia.       Pt.  '1.^  I'ulite 
literature.       Hincks,    E.       Khorsabad   inscriptions.  — 
Wills,   J.       Law   of  spontaneous  and  voluntary  associ 
ations.  —  Bailie.  J.  K.     Two  medallion  busts  in  Trinity 
Coll. ;  also  two  ineditcd  Patmian  inscriptions.  —  Hincks, 

E.  A  ssyrio-Baby  Ionian  phonetic  characters.  —Crawford, 

F.  Hebrseo-Celtic  affinities.  —   Hincks,  E.     Assyrian 
mythology;  —  Chronol.  of  the  26th  Egyptian  dynasty, 
etc.  —  Haliday,  C.     Ancient  name  of  Dublin. 

23.  .Veil  we.      Donovan,  M.      Galvanometric  deflec 
tions  producible  by  attrition  and  contact  of  metals.  — 
Haughton,  S.     Tidal  obs.  made  by  the  Acad.,  IS.'tO-'il. 

—  Mallet,  R.     Construction  of  artillery.   —   Renny,  II. 
L.     Barometric  formula  for  mountain  heights.  —  Down 
ing.  S.      Drainage   of  Haarlem    Lake.   —  Salmon,  G. 
Drgree   of    the   surface    reciprocal   to   a   given   one.  — 
Forster,  It.  T.       Molecular   formation   of   crystals.   — 
Robinson,  T.  R.      Lifting  power  of  the  electro-magnet. 


—  Lloyd,  II.      Intensity  of  the  Earth's  magnetic  force. 

—  Kinahan,  R.      The  genus  olobainia.   —  Jukes,  J.  13. 
Lower  palaeozoic  rocks  of  the  So.  East  of  Ireland.  — 
Renny,  H.  L.      Constants  of  the  barometric  formulae 
which  make  correct  allowance  for  the  hygrometric  state 
of  the  atmosphere.  —  I'olite  lit.     Hincks,  E.     IVt>onal 


nil  v  vi    UUA.. 

24,  pt.  1.     Science.     Lloyd,  II.      Light  reflected  and 
transmitted  by  thin  plates.  —  Donovan,  M.     A  movable 
horizontal   sun-dial.   —  Stoney,  G.  J.      Rings  seen  In 
fibrous  specimens  of  cale  spar;  —  Propagation  of  waves. 

—  Kinahan,  J.  R.      Britannic  species  of  erangon  and 
galathea.  —  Lloyd,  II.      Earth-currents.   —   Foot,  K.  J. 
Distribution  of  plants  in  Burren,  Co.  of  Clare. — M'Don- 
nell,  It.     System  of  the  'lateral  line'  in  fishes.  —  Stoney, 
1?.  B.      Relative  deflection  of  lattice  and  plate  girders. 

—  Haughton,  S.      Semi-diurnal  tides  at  Calurciveen ;  — 
Granites  of  the  Co.  of  Donegal.  —  Sylvester,  J.  ,L     An 
elementary  proof  of  Newton's  hitherto  undemonstrated 
rule  for  the  discov.  of  imag.  roots  in  algebraical  equa 
tions.  —  Haughton,  S.     Semi-diurnal  tides  of  the  coasts 
of  Ireland,  pts.  2-10.  —  Huxley,  T.  H.,  tnul  Wright,  E. 
P.     Col.  of  fossil  vertebrata,  from  the  Co.  of  Kilkenny. 

—  Hennessy,  II.      Distribution  of  temperature  in  the 
lower  region  of  the  Earth's  atmosphere.  —  Andrews,  W. 
Ziphius  Sowerbyi.   —   King,  W.      Histology  of  the  test 
of  the  class  palliobranchrata.   —   Casey,  J.      Bicircular 
quartics.  —  Wright,  E.  P.     Flora  of  the  Seychelles   - 
Tichborne,  C.  R.  C.      History  of  the  terebencs :    colo- 
phonine  and  colophonic  hydrate.   —   Apjohn,  J.      New 
step  in  the  proximate  analysis  of  saccharine  matters.  — 
Ball,  R.  S.      Small  oscillations  of  a  rigid  body  about  a 
fixed  point.  —  Moore,  I).     Morphology  of  sexes  in  some 
dia'cious  plants.  —  Pt.  2.     I'olite  lit.    Crofton,  D.     Col 
lation  of  a  ms.  of  the  Bhagavad  Gita.    —    Hincks,  K. 
Assyrio-Babylonian   measures   of  time;    —   Years   and 
months  in  use  among  the  Egyptians.  —  Byrne,  «I.   Science 
of  language.  —  Ferguson,  S.     Rudiments  of  the  common 
law  discoverable  in  the  Senchus  Mor.  —  Pt.  3.     Antiiiui- 
ites.     Hardinge,  W.  II.     Manuscript  mapped  and  otrer 
townland  surveys  in  Ireland,  1640-88.   —   Reeves,  W. 
The  Celi-de,  commonly  called  Guldens.  —  Hardinge,  W. 
H.      Manuscript  mapped,   etc.,   16SS-1S61;   —    Earliest 
known  ms.  census  of  Ireland.   —  Taylor,  M.      C.iirns, 
etc.,  and  other  Celtic,  Druidical  monuments  in  the  Dek- 
han ;   —  Group  of  ane.  cairns  on  Twizell  Moor,  exhib. 
similarity  with  the  cairns  in  the  Dekhan.   —   Hardinga, 
W.  II.    Unpublished  essay  by  Sir  W.  Petty;  —  Circum 
stances  attending  the  civil  war  in  Ireland,  1641-52,  etc.  — 
Graves,  C.      A  previously  undescribed  class  of  monu 
ments.   —  Dunraven,   Knrl  of.      Ancient  chalice  and 
brooches  lately  found  at  Ardagh,  Co.  of  Limerick. 

25.  Science.      Baker,  J.  G.      Fern  flora  of  the  Sey 
chelles.   —   Ball,  R.  S.      Experiments  upon  retardation 
experienced  by  vortex  rings  of  air ;  —  Theory  of  screws ; 

—  Screw  co-ordinates,  etc.  —  Collins,  E.  W.     Accessory 
lobes  of  the  human  lungs.  —  Doberck,  W.     First  comet 
of  1845 ;  —  /u.  Bootis  (consid.  as  a  revolving  double  star) ; 
The  binary  stars,  a  Corona?,  etc.   —  Hart,  A.  8.     Nine- 
point  contact  of  cubic  curves.  —  Jellett,  J.  H.     Chemical 
optics.  —  King,  W.     Divisional  structure  of  rocks  called 
jointing.   —   Macalister,    A.       Muscular  anomalies   in 
human  anatomy ;  —  Anatomy  of  chlamydophorus  trun- 
catus,  etc.',   —   Anatomy  of  insectivorous  edentates.— 
Mackintosh,  H.  W.       Structure  of  the  spines   of  the 
diadematidre.   —  Malet,  J.  C.      Some  theorems  in  the 
reduction  of  hyper-elliptic  integrals;  —  Certain  functions 
of  the  roots  of  an  algebraic  equation.  —  M'Nab,  W.  It. 
Movements  of  water  in  plants,  pts.  1-2.  —  Stoney,  B.  B. 
Strength  of  single-riveted  lap-.ioints. 

.—  Index;  1786-1813;  [to  v. 1-11].  Lond.,1813.  4° 
Royal  Jennerian  Soc.,  London.     Account  of  the  first  festi 
val  of  the  Soe.  for  the  extermination  of  the  small 
pox.     London,  1803.  8".     (B  812,  821) 
—   Address,  plan,  rtc.     London,  180J5.  8°.     (B  969) 

INSTITUTION  for  the  extermination  of  the  small  pox. 

n.t.p.  [1803.]  8°.    (B813) 

Royal  kulendar  or  annual  register,  1790,  1805,  21, 

23,  47,  48,  57.    London,  1790-1857.  7  v.   12". 

Xote.     From  1821-57  called  Royal  kulendar  and 

Court  and  city  register. 

Royal  king  and  loyal   subject;    tragi-comedy.     Sec   Hey- 

wood,  T. 

Royal  letters.     See  Great  Britain.  A'iny  (p.  1215). 
Royal  London  Opthalmic  Hospital.     Reports  and  journal 
of  ophthalmic  medicine  and   surgery;   cd.   bv  J.  C. 
Wordsworth,    J.    W.    Ilulke,    and    .1.    Hutchinson. 
Vol. -6,  pt.  1.     London,  1806.  8°.    (E  25b) 


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Royal  magazine;  or,  Gentleman's  Monthly  com 
panion.  Vol.  1-13.  July  1759  -  Dec.  1765. 
London,  1759-65.  13  v.  8°. 

Royal  master,  The;  a  play.     See  Shirley,  J. 

Royal  Medical  and  Chirurgical  Society,  London. 
Medico-chirurgical  trans.  London,  1809-33. 
18  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     2d  ser.     London,  1835-74.  39  v.  8°. 
General  index  to  the  first  33  vols.     London, 

1851.  8°. 

Same.    To  the  first  53  vols.    London,  1871.  8°. 

Royal  military  chronicle ;  or,  British  officer's 
monthly  register,  etc. ;  Feb.  Lond.,  1813.  8°. 

-  Same.     N.s.,  v.  4-6  ;     Dec.  1815  -  Apr.   1817. 

London,  1810-17.  3  v.  8°. 

Royal  prerogative.  See  Great  Britain.  Kings  (p.  1215). 
Royal  recollections,  t.p.w.  [London,  1788?]  8°. 
R[oya]l  register,  with  annotations,  [and  ms. notes]. 

Vol.  9.     London,  1784.  8°. 
Content*.    Ld.  Beaiichamp.  —  R.  Child.  —  J.  Crewe. 

—  C.  Ooote.  —  G.  II.  Cavendish.  —  W.  Dowdeswell.  — 
Fullerton.  —  B.  Gascoigne.  —  W.  Gordon.  —  V.  Howe. 

—  W.  Howe.  —  A.  Hume.  —  G.  Hobart.  —  G.  Lenox. 

—  E.  Lascelles.  —  D.  Lascelles. 

Royal  shepherdess,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Shadwell,  T. 
Royal     Society     of    Edinburgh.       Transactions. 

Edin.,  1788-1879.  28  v.  4°. 

Note.  Each  volume  contains  a  list  of  officers  and 
members  of  the  Society,  plates,  etc. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Hint,  of  the  Society.  Charter.  — 
Laws.  —  Russell,  J.  Experiments  on  antimony.  — 
Roebuck,  J.  Killing  of  corn.  —  Cochrane,  A.,  Earl  of 
iJundanald.  Sea-salt.  —  Anderson,  J.  Cast  iron.  — 
Duncan,  A.  Case  of  singultus.  —  Wilson,  P.  Solar 
system.  —  Blane,  G.  Hurricane  at  Barbadoes.  —  Win- 
dischgratz,  Count de.  Problem.  —  Smellie.W.  Instinct. 

—  Biog.  acc't  of  W.  Lothian,  —  Sir  G.  Clerk-Maxwell, 

—  M.  Stewart.    Phy.<sic<il  paper*.     Walker,  J.     Motion 
of  sap  in  trees.  —  Hutton,  J.     Theory  of  rain.  —  Play- 
fair,  J.      Accuracy  of  barometrical  measurements.  — 
Greenfield,  \V.     Use  of  negative  quantities  in  the  solu 
tion  of  problems  by  algebraic  equations.   —  Wilson,  P. 
A  remarkable  cold  which  accompanies  the  separation  of 
hour  frost  from  a  clear  air.   —   Grieve,  J.      Method  of 
m::king  a  wine  called  by  the  Tartars  Koumiss;  with  its 
use   in  medicine.   —  Elliot,  T.      Improvement  of  the 
method  of  correcting  the  observed  distance  of  the  moon 
from  the  sun,  etc.   —  Fleming,  T.      Remarkable  agita 
tion  of  the  waters  of  Loch  Tay.   —   Scott-Douglas,  II., 
Duke  of  Jiuccleuah.    Weather  at  Branxholm,  1774-83.  — 
Hutton,  J.     Theory  of  the  earth.  —  Robison,  J.     Orbit 
and  motion  of  the  Georgium  Sidus.  —  Macgowan,  J. 
Weather    at    Hawkhill,    1771-76.         Literary   papers. 
Maconochie,  A.     European  legislatures,  pt.  1.  —  Mac- 
laurin,  J.      Diss.  to  prove  that  Troy  was  not  taken  by 
the  Greeks.  —  Collins,  W.     Ode  on  the  popular  super 
stitions  of  the  Highlands.   —   Hill,  J.      Principles   of 
historical  composition,  etc.,    pt.  1.   —  Richardson,  W. 
The  dramatic  or  ancient  form  of  hist,  composition.  — 
Hunter,  J.     Nature  of  certain  conjunctions;  partic.  the 
Greek   fie.    —  Maconochie,  A.     European  legislatures, 
pt.  2.   —   Hill,  J.     Principles  of  historical  composition, 
pt.  2. 

2.     Hist,  of  the  Soc.     Hutton,  J.    Written  language. 

—  L'Amy,  J.   R.,   and  Guild,    J.       Letter  rel.  to  the 
krakcn.  —  Teshoo  Lama.      Letter  to  Mr.  Hastings.  — 
Virly,  —  de.     Use  of  caustic  alkali  in  the  cure  of  gravel. 

—  Count  de  Windischgratz's  problem.    —  Hornby,  T. 
Distillation  of  spirits  from  carrots.   —   Biog.  account  of 
R.  Dundas,  —  Sir  A.  Dick,  —  Sir  T.  Miller.  —  Pliys. 
paper*.     Hutton,  J.    Certain  natural  appearances  of  the 
ground   on  the  hill   of   Arthur's   Seat.   —    Monro,    D. 
Method  of  making  the  otter  of  roses  in  the  East  Indies. 

—  Keith,  A.     Descr.  of  a  mercurial  level.  —  Anderson, 
T.      Pathological  obs.  on  the  brain.   —   Williams,   E. 
Experiments  on  the  expansive  force  of  freezing  water, 
made  at  Quebec  1784  and  178.J.  —  Hutton,  C.    Resistance 
of  the  air  to  the  surfaces  of  bodies.  —  Robison,  J.     Obs. 
on  the  places  of  the  Georgium  planet,  at  Edinburgh.  — 
Hutton,  J.      Answers  to  the  objections  of  M.  do  Luc, 
•with  regard  to  the  theory  of  rain.  —  Hamilton,  R.    The 
mumps.  —  Wright,  W.     Quassia  simaruba.  —  Robison, 
J.     The  motion  of  light,  as  att'ected  by  refracting  and 
reflecting  substances,  which  are  also  in  motion.  —  Small, 
R.     Demonstrations  of  some  of  Dr.  M.  Stewart's  general 
theorems.  —  Playfair,  J.     Astronomy  of  the  Brahmins. 

—  Leslie,  J.     The  resolution  of  indetcrmin-ate  problems. 


—  Guthrie,  M.       Climate  of  Russia.   —    Lit.  paper*. 
Tytler,  A.  F.      Structures  on  the  tops  of  hills  in  tha 
Highlands,  etc.  —  Beattie,  J.     Remarks  on  passages  of 
the  sixth  book  of  the  Eneid.  —  Young,  W.     Rhythmical 
measures.   —   Dalzel,  A.      Analogies  observed  by  the 
Greeks  in  the  use  of  their  letters;  particularly  S-r-y/xa. 

—  Mackenzie,   H.       German   theatre.    —    Gregory,  J. 
Moods  of  verbs.  —  Robertson,  T.     Hamlet. 

3.  Account  of  the  island  and  castle  of  Lochurr.  — 
Descr.  of  a  stone  found  at  Coilsfield.   —   Hall,  Sir  J. 
Granite.   —   Howison,  J.      Prince  of  Wales   Island.  — 
Method   of   cultivating    the   oldenlandia   nmbellata.   — 
Hall,  W.      Ace.  of  a  variety  of  the  bramble.    —   Biog. 
account  of  Sir  J.  II.  Blair,  —  J.  Drysden,  —  A.  Smith, 

—  Hope,  C.  T.      Ace.  of  a  mineral  from   Strontian.  — 
Phi/x.  papers.      Blair,  R.       Unequal   refrangibility   of 
light.   —    Hutton,  J.       Granite;   —    Flexibility  of  the 
Brazilian  stone.    —   Black,  J.      Analysis  of  the  waters 
from  hot  springs  in  Iceland.    —   Stanley,  J.  T.      Hot 
springs   near   Rykum,   Iceland;    —    Hot    springs   near 
Haukadal,  Iceland.   —   Playfair,  J.     Origin  and  investi 
gation  of  porisms.    —   Lindsay,  J.     Quassia  polygama, 
and  cinchona  brachycarpa.   —   Monro,  .V.     Description 
of  a  human   male   monster;    —   Animal   electricity.  — 
Taylor,  R.      Shocks  of  earthquakes    at  Comrie,  Perth 
shire.   —   Rutherford,  D.      Improved  thermometer.   — 
Monro,  A.      Obs.  on  the  muscles.   —    Tait,  C.      Peat 
mosses  of  Kincardine  and  Flanders,  Perthshire.  —  Lit. 
papers.     Le  Chevalier,  J.  B.     Tableau  de  la  I'laine  de 
Troyc.   —   Hill,  J.      Essay  on  the  utility  of  defining 
synonymous  terms  in  all  languages.   —   Doig,  D.     The 
ancient  Hellenes. 

4.  Ili*t.  of  the  Soc.     Fisher,  W.     Four  theorems  for 
resolving  all  the  cases  of  plane  and  spherical  triangles. 

—  Hutton,  J.      Philosophy  of  light,  heat,  and  lire.  — 
Keith,    A.       Improvement   of   the   mercurial   level.  — 
Wilson,  A.      Effects  of  opium  on  the  living  animal.  — 
Balfour,  F.      Diurnal  variations  of  the  barometer.  — 
Hutton,  J.      The  sulphurating  of  metals.   —   New  ob 
servatory  at  Aberdeen.  —  Biog.  account  of  Lord  Aber- 
crombie',—  W.  Tytler,  —  W.  Hamilton,  —  J.  Roebuck. 

—  Phyfi.  papers.     Hope,  T.  C.     A  mineral  from  Stron 
tian.  —  Lochead,  W.    Natural  hist,  of  Guiana.  —  Glenie, 
J.     The  principles  of  the  antecedental  calculus.  —  Play- 
fair,  J.     The  trigonometrical  tables  of  the  Brahmins.  — 
Wallace,  W.   Some  geometrical  porisms,  etc.  —  Mackay, 
A.     Latitude  and  longitude  of  Aberdeen.  —  Wilson,  P. 
Motions  which  small  lighted  wicks  acquire,  when  swim 
ming  on  oil.  —  Hall,  W.     A  singular  halo  of  the  moon. 

—  Ivory,  J.      New   series   for  the   rectification  of  the 
ellipsis,  itc.  —  Imrie,  Major .     Mineral,  deser.  of  Gibral 
tar.    —   Keith,  A.      A  thermometer  which   marks  the 
greatest  degree  of  heat  and  cold  from  one  time  to  another; 

—  A  barometer  which  marks  the  rise  and  fill  of  the  mer 
cury  from  two  times  of  observation.   —  Meteorological 
abstract  for  1794-'J6.  —  Lit.  papers.     Hall,  Sir  J.     Goth 
ic  architecture.  —  Dalzel,  A.      Chevalier's  Tableau  de 
la  Plaine  de  Troye  illust.  and  confirmed. 

5.  Playfair,  J.     Investigation  of  theorems  rel.  to  the 
figure  of  the  earth.  —  Roebuck,  J.    Phenomena  observed 
in  the  air  vault  of  the  furnaces  of  the  Devon  iron  works, 
etc.   —   Hall,  Sir  J.     Exper.  on  whinstone  and  lava.  — 
Kennedy,  R.      Chemical  anal,  of  species  of  whinstone 
and  lava.  —  Ivory,  S.     New  method  of  resolving   cubic 
equations.  —  Tytler,  A.  F.     Mixed  species  of  evidence 
in  matters  of  history;  with  exam,  of  the  Mem.  pour  la 
vie  de  Petrarquc,  by  the  Abbe  de  Bade.  —   Blizard,  T. 
An  extra-uterine  foetus.  —  Playfair,  J.     Meteorological 
abstract  for  1797-90.   —   Ivory,  J.      New  and  universal 
solution   of    Kepler's   problem.    —    Ancram,   Karl  of. 
Improvements   in   the   arms,  etc.,   of    light   cavalry.  — 
Wallace,  W.    New  method  of  expressing  the  coefficients 
of  the  development  of  the  algebraic  formula  (a2-4-b-  — 
2ab  cos  <f>)n.  —  Kennedy,  R.     Chem.  anal,  of  an  uncom 
mon  species  of  zeolite.  —  Bonar,  J.     Greek  prepositions. 

—  Hope,  T.  C.     Contraction  of  water  by  heat.  —  Play- 
fair,  J.    Diurnal  variations  of  the  barometer.  —  Graham, 
P.     Aurora  Borealis  observed  in  day  light.  —  Playfair, 
J.     Two  rain-bows  intersecting  one  another.   —   Mack 
enzie,    Kir  G.      The   combustion   of   the   diamond.  — 
Richardson,  W.     The  basaltes  of  the  coast  of  Antrim. 

—  Ivory,  .1.      Rule  for  reducing  a  square  root  to  a  con 
tinued   fraction.   —    Russell,   J.       Singular  variety   of 
hernia.   —   Mann,  T.  A.      The  Chartreuse  of  Perth.  — 
Jamieson,  J.     Explan.  of  the  old  word  skull  or  skoll.  — 
Playfair,  J.      Biog.  account  of  Dr.  J.  Hutton.  —   Fer 
guson,  A.     Minutes  of  the  life  of  Dr.  J.  Black. 

6.  Carta  nova  erectionis  Societatis  Regalis  Edinburgl 
]8')8.  —  Laws,  enacted  2M  May  1811.  —   Presents  since 
1803.    —    Imrie,    Lieut.- Col.      'Strata    which    occur  in  • 
ascending  to  the  summit  of  Mount  liattoc.  —  Glenie,  .). 
Geometrical  investigation  of  the  circle,  <tc.  —  Hall,  Sir 
J.      Effects  of  compression  in  modifying  the  action  of 
heat.   —  Playfair,  J.     Solids  of  greatest  attraction.  — 


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Vince,  S.  A  very  extraordinary  effect  of  refraction, 
obs.  :it  Kamsgate.  —  Russell,  ,1.  The  alea  azagur  (boa 
constrictor)  found  in  the  Province  of  Tippcrah.  — 
Thomson,  T.  Chemical  anal,  of  black  sand  from  the 
liiver  Dee,  and  copper  ore  from  Stirlingshire.  —  Wallace, 
W.  New  series  for  the  quadrature  of  the  conic  sections 
and  the  computation  of  logarithms.  —  Allan,  T.  A 
mineral  from  Greenland,  supposed  to  be  a  crystallised 
gadolinite.  —  Playfair,  J.  Progress  of  heat  when 
communicated  to  spherical  bodies  from  their  centres.  — 
Thomson,'!'.  Experiments  on  allanite:  —  Cbtmical 
anal,  of  sodalite.  —  Brewster,  Sir  D.  Demonstration 
of  the  fundamental  property  of  the  lever.  —  Allan,  T. 
Rocks  in  the  vicinity  of  Edinburgh. 

7.  Stewart,  I).     Account  of  a  boy  born  blind  and 
deaf.  —  Hall,  Sir  J.     Vertical  position  and  convolutions 
of    certain   strata,   and   their   relation    with    granite.  — 
Allan,  T.     Kemarks  on  the  transition  rocks  of  Werner. 

—  Hall,   Sir  J.      Revolutions   of  the   earth's   surface, 
pt.  1-2. —  Mackenzie,  Sir  G.      Geological  facts  obs.  in 
the  Faroe  Islands.   —   Allan,  T.       Mineralogy  of  the 
Faroe  Islands.   —   Playfair,  J.     Structure  of  the  Table 
Mountain,   etc.,   from  obs.   made   by  Capt.  13.   Hall.   — 
Groombridge,  S.     Comparison  of  the  north  polar  dis 
tances  of  thirty-eight  principal  fixed  stars,  1  Jan.  1800. 

—  Brewster,  Sir  I).     Optical  properties  of    sulphate  of 
carbon,  carbonate   of   barytes,   and   nitrate   of   potash, 
with  inferences  respecting  the  structure  of  doubly  re 
fracting  crystals.   —   Seymour,  W.,  Lord.      Geological 
appearances  in  Glen  Tilt.  —  Drummond,  J.  L.     Appear 
ances  observed  in  the  dissection  of  the  eyes  of  fishes.  — 
Dewar,  H.     Theory  of  language.   —  Murray,  J.      Dif 
fusion  of  heat  at  the  surface  of  the  earth.  —   Brewster, 
Sir  D.      Xew  species  of  coloured  fringes  produced  by 
the  reflection  of  light  between  two  plates  of  glass.  — 
Murray,  .T.     Analysis  of  the  mineral  waters  of  Cromlix, 
etc.  —  Playfair,  J.     Biog.  account  of  J.  Robison. 

8.  Brewster,  Sir  D.     Action  of  transparent  bodies 
on  the  differently  coloured  rays  of  light;  —  Description 
of   a  new   darkening  glass    for   solar  observations.  — 
Murray,  J.       Observations  on   the   fire-damp   of   coal 
mines;  with  a  plan  for  lighting  mines.  —  Cadell,  W.  A. 
Lines  that  divide  each  serni  diurnal  arc  into  six  equal 
parts.  —  Jamieson,  J.     Origin  of  cremation.  —  Gordon, 
J.     Additional  communications  resp.  the  blind  and  deaf 
boy,  James  Mitchell.  —  Dewar,  II.     Education  of  James 
Mitchell.    —   Brewster,   Sir  D.      Optical  properties  of 
muriate  of  soda,  finale  of  lime,  and  the  diamond,  exhib 
ited  in  their  action  upon  polarised  light;  —  New  optical 
and  mineralogical  property  of  calcareous  spar.  —  Mur 
ray,   H.      Anc.   geog.  of  central  and  eastern   Asia.   — 
Murray,  J.     Analysis  of  sea-water,  etc.  —  Jackson,  T. 
Elementary  demonstration  of  the  composition  of  pres 
sures.   —   Brewster,  J.      Case  of  Margaret  Lyall,  who 
continued  in  a  state  of  sleep  nearly  six  weeks.  —  Murray, 
J.     General  formula  for  analysis  of  mineral  waters.  — 
Brewster,  Sir  1).     Effects  of  compression  and  dilatation 
in  altering  the  polarising  structure  of  doubly  refracting 
crystals.  —  Murray,  J.      Experiments  on  muriatic  acid 
gas,  etc.  —  Ure,  A.    Experiments  on  the  relation  between 
muriatic  acid  and  chlorine  ;  subjoined  the  descr.  of  a  new 
instrument  for  the  analysis  of  gases  by  explosion.  — 
Brewster,  Sir  D.     Laws  which  regulate  the  distribution 
of  the  polarising  force  in  plates,  tubes,  and  cylinders  of 
glass,    that  have   received   the   polarising   structure.  — 
Napier,  M.     Scope  and  influence  of  the  philos.  writings 
of  Lord  Bacon.   -•   Allan,  T.     Geology  of  the  environs 
of  Nice.  —  Leslie,  J.     Impressions  of  cold  transmitted 
from  the  higher  atmosphere.  —  Brisbane,  Sir  T.    Method 
of  determining  the  time  with  accuracy  from  a  series  of 
altitudes  of  the  sun.. —   Fleming,  J.      Junction  of  the 
fresh  waters  of  the  rivers  with  the  salt  water  of  the  sea. 

—  Alison,  A.     Memoir  of  A.  F.  Tytler. 

9.  Dick,  T.  L.  Parallel  roads  of  Lochaber.  —  Fer 
guson,  W.  Poisonous  fishes  of  the  Caribbee  Islands.  — 
Traill,  T.  S.  Account  of  a  mineral  from  Orkney.  — 
Ferguson,  \V.  Extract  from  inspection-report  of  the 
Island  of  Trinidad,  1816.  —  Brisbane,  Sir  T.  Memoir 
on  the  repeating  reflecting  circle.  —  Brewster,  P.  Fossil 
tree  found  in  a  quarry  at  Nites-hill.  —  Kennedy,  A. 
Account  of  a  worm  found  in  the  eyes  of  horses  in  India. 

—  Playfair,  J.      Naval  tactics  of  the  late  J.  Clerk.  — 
Brewster,  Sir  D.     Circular  polarisation  exhibited  in  the 
optical  structure  of  the  amethyst,  etc.  —   Babbage,  ('. 
Questions  connected  witli  games  of  chance.  —  Holland, 
T.  C.      Radiation  of  caloric.  —   Neill,  P.     Remarkable 
(shower  of  hail  in  Orkney, '24  July  1818.    —   Brewster, 
Sir  D.      Mean  temperature  of  the  globe.    —   Brisbane, 
Sir  T.    Method  of  determining  the  latitude,  by  a  sextant 
or  circle,  with  simplicity  and  accuracy.  —  Allan,  T.     A 
vegetable  impression  found  in  the  quarry  of  Craiiflcith. 

—  Brewster,  Sir  I).      Account  of  the  native  hydrate  of 
magnesia  in  Shetland.  —   Scoresby,  W.     Description  of 
a  maguetiincter,  etc.   —   Keith,  A.,  and  others.      Estab 


lishment  of  a  scientific  prize  by  the  late  A.  Keith.  — 
Giesecke,  Sir  C.  Mineralogy  of  Disko  Island.  —  Fer 
guson,  W.  Marsh  poison.  —  Scoresby,  W.  Atmos 
pheric  reflections  and  refractions  obs.  in  the  Greenland 
Sea.  —  Kennedy.  A.  Erection  of  a  granite  obelisk  of 
a  single  stone  about  seventy  feet  high  at  Seringapatam. 

—  Brewster,  Sir  L).     Account  of  a  remarkable  structure 
in  apophyllite.  —  Babbage,  C.     Application  of  analysis 
to    the   discovery   of   local    theort  ms   and    porisms.  — 
Scoresby,  W.     Errors  in  the  sea-rates  of  chronometers, 
arising  from   the  magnetism   of  their  balances,  etc.  — 
Dewar,  H.      Report  on  a  communication  from  Dr.  Dyce 
'On  uterine  irritation  and  its  effect  on  the  female  consti 
tution'.   —  Cadell,  W.  A.      Indian  idols  in  the  Museum 
of  the  Soc.  —  Allan,  T.     Formation  of  the  chalk  strata 
and   the   structure   of   the   bclemnite.    —    Fleming,   J. 
Submarine  forest  in  the  Frith  of  Tay,  etc.  —  Brewster, 
D.      Description  of  a  monochromatic  lamp  for  micro 
scopical    purposes,    etc.    —    Herschel,    Sir  J.    F.   W. 
Absorption  of  light  by  coloured  media,  and  colours  of 
the  prismatic  spectrum  exhibited  by  certain  flames,  etc. 

—  Trevelyan,  W.  C.     Mineralogy  of  the  Faroe  Islands. 

—  Traill,  T.  S.    Electro-magnetic  experiments  and  obs. 

—  Hunter,  J.     Conjectures  on  the  analogy  in  the  forma- 
.  tion  of  some  of  the  tenses  of  the  Greek  verb. 

10.  Brewster,  D.  Existence  of  two  new  fluids  in  the 
cavities  of  minerals.  —  Knox,  R.  Comparative!  anatomy 
of  the  eye.  —  Smith,  J.  Notice  of  a  vitrified  fort  in  the 
Burnt  Isles,  in  the  Kyles  of  Bute.  —  Mackenzie,  Sir  G. 
S.  Formation  of  chalcedon3' ;  —  Vertebra  of  a  whale 
found  near  Dingwall.  —  Brewster,  D.  Description  of 
hopeite,  a  mineral  from  Altenburg  near  Aix-la-Chapelle. 

—  Brisbane,  Sir  T.     Astronomical  obs.  made  at  Para 
matta  and  Sydney.  —  Harvey,  G.     Remarkable  ease  of 
magnetic  intensity  of  a  chronometer.  —  Haidinger,  W. 
Natural  historical  determination  of  diallage.  —  Wallace, 
W.     Investigation  of  formula;  for  finding  the  logarithms 
of  trigonometrical  quantities  from  one  another ;  —  Im 
provement  in  the  solution  of  a  case  in  plane  trigonometry. 

—  Hamilton,  F.      Plants  of  various  parts  of  India,  and 
the  Sanserita  names  of  those  regions.   —   Brewster,  Sir 
D.     New  species  of  double  refraction  accompanying  a 
remarkable  structure  in  the  mineral  called  analcime.  — 
Haycraft.  W.  T.      Specific  heat  of  the  gases.   —   Hai 
dinger,  W.      Forms  of  crystallisation  of  the  sulphato- 
tri-carbonate   of   lead.  —  Knox,  R.      Inquiry  into  the 
structure,   etc.,   of  the   capsules  forming  the   canal   of 
Petit,  and  the  marsupium  nigrum  in  the  eyes  of  birds, 
reptiles,  and  fishes.  —  Harvey,  G.     Anomalous  case  of 
vision  with  regard  to  colours.  —  Macvicar,  J.    Germina 
tion  of  the  Slices.   —   Haidinger,  W.       Description  of 
fergusonite,  a  new  mineral  species.  —  Wilson,  P.     Biog. 
account  of  A.  Wilson.  —  Haidinger,  W.     Determination 
of  species  in  mineralogy,  according  to  tlte  principles  of 
Prof.  Mohs.  —  Hall,  Sir  J.     Consolidation  of  the  strata 
of  the  earth.   —  Brisbane,  Sir  T.     Observations  before 
and  after  the  superior  conjunction  of  Venus  and  the  sun, 
with  the  mural  circle  at  Paramatta,  1824;  —  Two  comets 
disc,  at  Paramatta,  1824,  by  Mr.  Kumkcr  and  Mr.  Dtinlop. 

—  Blackadder,  II.  H.     Construction  of  meteorological 
instruments.   —   Dunbar,  G.     Exam,  of  Dr.  Parr's  obs. 
on  the  etymology  of  the  word  nublimiK.  —  Brewster,  Sir 

D.  Thermometrical   obs.  made   at   Leith   Fort,   every 
hour,  1824-25.    —   Tytler,  P.  F.      Introd.  to  an   inquiry 
into  the  revival  of  the  Greek  literature  in  Italy  after  the 
dark  ages.   —   Brewster,  SirD.      Refracting  power  of 
the  two   new  fluids  in   minerals.  —  Stark,  J.     Obs.  on 
two  species  of  pholas,  found  on  the  coast  [near]  Edin 
burgh.   —   Blackadder,  II.  II.     Register  thermometer, 
without  any  index.  —  Ritchie,  W.      A  new  photometer 
founded  on  the  principles  of  Bouguer. 

11.      Haidinger,  W.      Description  of  sternberyite. 

Scoresby,  W.  Remarkable  effects  of  unequal  refraction, 
obs.  at  Bridlington  Quay,  1820.  —  Thomson,  T.  A  new 
combustible  gas ;  —  Experiments  on  gold.  —  Brewster, 
Sir  D.  Construction  of  polyzonal  lenses,  etc.  Hai 
dinger,  W.  Parasitic  formation  of  mineral  species. 

Graham,  T.  Influence  of  the  air  in  determining  the 
crystallization  of  saline  solutions.  —  Haidinger,  W. 
Mineralogical  acc't  of  the  ores  of  manganese.  —  Turner! 

E.  Chemical   exam,  of  the   oxides   of  manganese.  — 
Graham,  T.     Formation  of  alcoates,  definite  compounds 
of  salts  and  alcohol,  analogous  to  the  hydrates.  —  Dun 
can,  II.     Tracks  and  footmarks  of  animals,  on  sandstone 

in  the  quarry  of  Corncockle  Muir,  in  Dumfriesshire. 

Johnston,  J.  F.  W.      Combination  of  chlorine  with  the 
prussiate  of  potash,  etc.  —  Allan,  T.     A  mass  of  native 
iron  from  the  desert  of  Altacama  in  Peru.  —  Hamilton 

F.  Structure  of  the  fruit  in  the  order  of  cucurbitacete. 
—  Thomson,  T.      Experiments  on  the  milk  of  the  cow- 
tree; —  Constituents  of  various  minerals.  —  Brewster 
Sir  D.     Peculiarity  in  the  structure  of  glauberite,  etc.  — 
Harris,  W.  S.      Inquiries  cone,  the   laws  of  magnetic 
forces.  —  Brewster,  D.     Phenomena  of  colour  in  Labra- 


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dor  felspar.  —  Thomson,  T.  Composition  of  blende.  — 
Robison,  J.  A  time-keeper  in  the  Hall  of  the  Soc. — 
Thomson,  T.  Asbestus,  chlorite,  and  talc.  —  Knox,  It. 
Dentition  of  the  dugong;  added,  the  anat.  structure  and 
nat.  hist,  of  the  cetacea.  —  Barnes,  T.  Meteorological 
journal  kept  at  Carlisle  by  the  late  Wm.  Pitt,  during  24 
years.  —  Duncan,  A.  Mudarine,  the  active  principle  of 
the  bark  of  the  root  of  the  calotropis  mudarii,  etc.  — 
Thomson,  T.  Descr.  and  anal,  of  some  minerals.  — 
Knox,  K.  Structure  of  the  stomach  of  the  Peruvian 
lama,  etc. 

12.  Dunlop,  J.     Obs.  made  in  Scotland  on  the  distri 
bution   of   the   magnetic   intensity.   —    Gregory,  J.   C. 
Autograph  ms.  by  .Sir  I.  Newton,  containing  notes  on  the 
third  book  of  the  Principia.  —   Davies,  T.  S.     Geomet 
rical  character  of  the  hour-lines  upon  antique  sun-dials. 

—  Brewster,  Sir  D.      New  analysis  of  solar  light.  — 
Trevelyan,  A.     Vibration  of  heated  metals.  —  Witham, 
H.       Fossil    tree,   in   the   quarry   of    Craighleith,    near 
Edinburgh.  —  Forbes,  J.  D.    Horary  oscillations  of  the 
barometer  near  Edinburgh.   —   Brewster,  Sir  D.     New 
species   of   coloured   fringes  produced    from    reflexion 
between    the   lenses   of   achromatic   compound   object- 
glasses.   —   Forbes,  J.  D.      Experiments  in  which  an 
electric  spark  was  elicited  from  a  natural  magnet. . — 
Harris,  W.  S.      New  electrometer,  etc.  —   Graham,  T. 
Law  of  the  diffusion  of  gases.  —   Davies,  T.  S.     Equa 
tions  of  loci  traced  upon  the  surface  of  the  sphere  as 
expressed  by  spherical  co-ordinates.   —   Necker,  L.  A. 
Determination    of   the   position    of   strata   in    stratified 
rocks.  —  Forbes,  J.  D.      Vibrations   which  take   place 
between  metallic  masses  having  different  temperatures. 

—  Knox,  H.      Natural  history  of  the  salmon,  herring, 
and  vendace.    —   Brewster,  Mir  D.      Lines  of  the  solar 
spectrum,  etc.  —  Allan,  K.     Abstract  of  a  paper  accom- 
panving  volcanic   rocks    from    the    Lipari    Islands.  — 
Brewster,  Sir  D.     Colours  of  natural  bodies. 

13.  Harris,  W.  S.    Investigation  of  magnetic  intensity 
by  the  oscillations  of  the  horizontal  needle.  —  Forbes,  J. 
I).    Experiments  on  the  electricity  of  tourmaline,  and 
other  minerals,  when  exposed  to  heat.    —   Cathcart,  C. 
M.,  Karl  Cathcart.     Phenomena  displayed  in  the  neigh 
borhood  of  Edinburgh  by  the  igneous  rocks,  in  their 
relations   with    the   secondary   strata.    —    Connell,  A. 
Description  and  anal,  of  a  mineral  from  Faroe.  —  Green, 
(jr.     Vibrations  of  pendulums  in  fluid  media.    —   Wil 
liams,  —  .      Force  of  the  Latin  prefix  vte  or  ve  in  the 
composition  of  nouns  and  adjectives.   —  Graham,  T. 
Phosphuretted    hydrogen.    —    Cathcart,   C.   M.,   Earl 
Cntlicart.      Gen.  remarks  on  the  coal  formation  of  the 
great  valley  of  the  Scottish  Lowlands.  —  Christison,  li. 
Chem.  exam,  of  the  petroleum  of  Rangoon.  —  Gregory, 
W.      Composition   of   the    petroleum   of   Rangoon.  — 
Forbes,  J.  D.      Refraction  and  polarization  of  heat.  — 
Hibbert,    S.       Fresh-water   limestone  of   Burdiehouse 
[near]  Edinburgh.  —  Connell,  A.    Analysis  of  coprolites 
and  other  organic  remains  in  the  limestones  of  Burdie 
house.  —  Graham,  T.     Water  as  a  constituent  of  salts  : 
In   the  case  of   sulphates.  —   Connell,   A.     Action   of 
voltaic  electricity  on  alcohol,  ether,  and  aqueous  solu 
tions.   —  Adie,  A.  J.       Expansion    of    stone   from   an 
increase  in  the  temperature,  etc.  —  Clark,  T.     Applica 
tion  of  the  hot  blast,  in  the  manufacture  of  cast-iron.  — 
Christison,  R.     Poisonous  properties  of  hemlock,  and  its 
alkaloid  conia.  —  Wallace,  W.     Invention  of  the  panto 
graph,  and  a  descr.  of  the  eidograph,  a  copying  instru 
ment.  —  Davy,  J.     Atmospheric  electricity.  —  Forbes, 
J.  D.      Researches  on  heat,   2d  ser.   —  Alison,  W.   P. 
Single  and  correct  vision  by  means  of  double  and  in 
verted   images   on  the   retinae.    —   Williams,  — .      One 
source  of  the  non-Hellenic  portion  of  the  Latin  language. 

14.  Forbes,  J.  D.      Experiments   made  in   different 
parts  of  Europe,  on  terrestrial   magnetic   intensity.  — 
Johnston,  J.  F.  W.     Paracyanogen  and  paracyanic  acid. 

—  Russell,  J.  S.      Laws  of  certain  hydronainical  phe 
nomena  that  accompany  the  motion  of  floating  bodies,' 
etc.   —   Connell,  A.      Action   of  voltaic   electricity  on 
pyroxylic  spirit,  and  solutions  in  water,  alcohol,  and 
ether.   —  Parnell,  II.      Three   new  species   of  British 
fishes,  with  remarks  on  twenty  others  new  to  Scotland ; 

—  New  species  of  British  bream,  and  an   undeseribed 
species  of  skate;  added  a  list  of  fishes  of  the  Frith  of 
Forth,  and  its  tributary  streams.  —  Syme,  J.     Power  of 
the  periosteum  to  form  new  bone.    —    Brewster,  Sir  D. 
Optical  figures  produced  by  the  disintegrated  surfaces  of 
crystals.  —  Forbes,  J.  D.     Researches  on  heat.    3d  ser. 

—  Gregory,  D.  F.     Real  nature  of  symbolic  algebra.  — 
Thomson,  J.       Investigation   of   a   new   series   for   the 
computation  of  logarithms;  with  a  new  investigation  of 
a  series  for  the  rectification  of  the  circle.  —  Bell,  Sir  C. 
The  third  pair  of  nerves,  explanation  of  thu  difference 
in  the  origins  of  the  nerves  of  the  encephalon,  as  com 
pared  with  those  of  the  spinal  marrow;  —  Origin  and 
compound  functions  of  the  facial  nerve;  —  Fourth  and 


sixth  nerves  of  the  brain.  —  Hope,  T.  C.  Inquiry 
whether  sea-water  has  its  maximum  density  a  few  degrees 
above  its  freezing  point,  as  pure  water  has.  —  Milne,  D. 
Mid-Lothian  and  East-Lothian  coal-fields.  —  Rankine, 
J.  Obs.  made  with  Whewell's  anemometer.  —  Forbes, 
J.  D.  Colour  of  steam  under  certain  circumstances;  — 
Colours  of  the  atmosphere  with  reference  to  a  previous 
paper  on  the  colour  of  steam.  —  Kelland,  P.  Fresnel's 
formulae  for  the  intensity  of  reflected  and  refracted  light. 

—  Traill,  T.  S.      Composition  of  a  new  writing  ink, 
which,  in  resisting  chemical  deletion,  promises  to  dimin 
ish  the  falsification  of  bills,  deeds,  <•  tc.   —   Wallace,  W. 
Analogous   properties   of    co-ordinates   of    elliptic    and 
hyperbolic   sectors.    —    Milne,   1).       Depletion    of  the 
rivers  Teviot,  Nitli,  and  Clyde,  on  the  27th  Nov.  18:j8;  — 
Two  storms  which  swept  over  the  British  Islands,  Nov. 
18:38.  —  Forbes,  J.  D.     Diminution  of  temperature  with 
height  in   the  atmosphere,   at  different   seasons  of  the 
year.   —  Kelland,  P.      Theory  of  waves.    —   Shaw,  J. 
Experimental  obs.  on  the  development  and  growth  of 
salmon-fry.    —    Kelland,   P.       General    differentiation, 
pt.   1-2.   —   Connell,   A.       Sulphuret   of   cadmium,   or 
greenockite.   —   Wallace,  "\V.     Solution  of  a  functional 
equation,  with   its   application  to  the  parallelogram  of 
forces,  and  to  curves  of  equilibration.  —  Necker,  L    A. 
Documents  sur  les  dykes  de  trap  d'tine  partie  de  I'llle 
d'Arran.  —  Robertson,,!.     Account  of  the   iron  mines 
of  Caradogh,  near  Tabreez  in  Persia,  etc. 

15.  Forbes,  J.  D.      Researches  on  heat,    4th  ser;  — 
Experiments  on  terrestrial  magnetism  made  in  different 
parts  of  Europe  in   18:57.    —   Kelland,  P.      Plane  and 
angle  of  polarization  of  light  reflected  at  the  surface  of 
a  crystal.   —   Alison,  W.  P.      Physiological  inferences 
which  may  be  drawn  from  the  study  of  the  nerves  of  the 
eyeball.  —  Traill,  T.  S.     Fossil  fishes  found  in  Orkney. 

—  Goodsir,  J.     Mode  in  which  musket-bullets  and  other 
foreign  bodies  become  inclosed  in  the  ivory  of  the  tusks 
of   the   elephant.   —   Kelland,  P.      Theory   of  waves, 
pt.  2.  —  Traill,   T.  S.      Examination   and  anal,  of  the 
berg-meal,  or  mineral  flour,  of  Degersfors,  Province  of 
"\Vest  Bothnia.   —   Connell,  A.     Voltaic  decomposition 
of  aqueous   and   alcoholic   solutions.    —   Brown,  S.  M. 
Preparation  of  paracyanogen  in  large  quantities,  and  the 
isomerism  of  cyanogen  and  paracyanogen.  —   Stark,  J. 
Progress  of  human  society  from  savage  to  civilized  life, 
as  connected  with  the  domestication  of  animals  and  the 
cultivation  of  the  cerealia.  —  Michelotti,  J.     De  solariis 
in  supracretaceis  Italia;  stratis  repertis.  —  Forbes,  J.  I). 
Theory  and  construction  of  a  seismometer,  or  instrument 
for  measuring  earthquake  shocks,  and  other  concussions. 

—  Brown,    S.   M.        Experimental    researches   on    the 
production  of  silicon  from  paracyanogen.  —   Goodsir, 
J.     Anatomy  of  amphioxus  lanceolatus.  —   Christison, 
R.      Action   of   water   upon   lead.    —    Bennett,  J.  H. 
Parasitic  vegetable  structures   found  growing  in  living 
animals.  —  Goodsir,  J.    The  ultimate  secreting  structure, 
and  the  laws  of  its  function.   —  Davy,  ,T.     Quarantine 
classification  of  substances,  with  a  view  to  the  prevention 
of  plague.  —  Kelland,  P.     Theoretical  investigation  of 
the  absolute  intensity  of  interfering  light.  —  Anderson, 
T.     Analysis  of  caporcianite  and  pbakolite,  minerals  of 
the  zeolite  family. 

16.  Forbes,  J.  D.     Possible  explanation  of  the  adapta 
tion  of  the  eye  to  distinct  vision  at  different  distances.  — 
Brewster,  Sir  I).     Modification  of  the  doubly  refracting 
and  physical  structure  of  topaz;  —  Existence  of  crystals 
with  difl'i  rent  primitive  forms  and  physical  propertied  in 
the  cavities  of  minerals,  etc.  —  Stevenson,  T.     Experi 
ments  upon  the  force  of  the  waves  of  the  Atlantic  and 
German  Oceans.   —   Stevenson,  W.     Geology  of  Cock- 
burnlaw,  and  the  adjoining  district,  in  Berwickshire.  — 
Gregory,  W.    Extraction  of  phosphoric  acid  from  bones, 
and  a  new  phosphate  of  magnesia.  —  Davy,  J.     Misccl. 
obs.  on  blood  and  milk.  —  Adie,  J.    Advantages  derived 
from  the  use  of  metallic  reflectors  for  sextants  and  other 
reflecting  instruments.   —    Broun,   J.  A.      The  balance 
magnetometer,  and  its  temperature  correction.  —  Wilson, 
G.     Wollaston's  argument  from  the  limitation  of  the 
atmosphere,   as   to   the   finite  divisibility  of  matter.  — 
Terrot,  C.  II.,  ftp.      Sums  of  the  digits  of  numbers.  — 
Broun,  J.  A.     Results  of  the  Makerstoun  observations, 
no.    1.      Relation   of   the   variations  of   the    horizontal 
intensity  of  the  earth's  magnetism  to  the  solar  and  lunar 
periods.   —   Brewster,  Sir  D.      Decomposition  and  dis 
persion  of  light  within  solid  and  fluid  bodies.  —  Ander 
son,  T.     Constitution  and  properties  of  picoline,  a  new 
organic  base  from  coal-tar.  —  Broun,  J.  A.     Results   of 
the  Makerstouu   obs.,  no.  2.      Relation  of  the   variations 
of  the  vertical  component  Of  the  earth's  magnetic  inten 
sity   to   the   solar   and   lunar  periods.    —    Wilson,    G. 
Solubility  of  fluoride  of  calcium  in  water,  etc.  —  Alison, 
W.  1'.      Principle  of  vital  aflinity,  illust.  by  recent  dis 
coveries  in  organic  chemistry.  —  Forbes,  J.  D.     Experi 
ments   on   the   temperature   of   the    earth    at    different 


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depths,  and  in  different  soils,  near  Edinburgh.  —  Han- 
steen,  ('.  Formula  representing  the  mean  height  of  the 
barometer  at  the  level  of  the  sea.  —  Kelland,  1'.  Gen 
eral  ditterentiation,  pt. :!.  —  Terrot,  C.  II.,  /?/••  Attempt 
to  elucidate  and  apply  the  principles  of  goniometry,  as 
published  by  Mr.  Warren,  in  his  treatise  on  the  square 
roots  of  negative  quantities.  —  Connell,  A.  Reaction  of 
natural  waters  with  soluble  lead  salts.  —  Anderson,  T. 
Products  of  decomposition  of  the  fixed  oils  in  contact 
with  sulphur.  —  Swan,  W.  Ordinary  refraction  of 
Iceland  spar.  —  Caldecott,  .1.  Temperature  of  the 
ground  at  Trevandrum,  in  India,  May  1S42  to  Dec.  1S45. 
—  Milne,  I)  I'arallel  i\>a.ls  of  Loc'iaber,  ft-.  —  Traill, 
T.  S.  Memoir  of  Dr.  T.  C.  lL>pt-.  —  Anderson,  T. 
Colouring  matter  of  the  morinda  citrifolia.  —  Smyth,  C. 
P.  Orbit  of  the  binary  star  a  Centaiiri  as  determined  by 
Capt.  W.S.Jacob;  —  Attempt  to  improve  the  present 
methods  of  determining  the  strength  and  direction  of 
wind  nt  sea.  —  Anders  >n,  T.  Products  of  the  destructive 
distillation  of  animal  substances,  pt.  1.  —  Wilson,  G. 
Action  of  the  dry  gases  on  organic  colouring  matter,  etc. 

—  Ramsay,  E.   15.       liiog.   notice   of  T.   Chalmers.   — 
Maxwell,  J.  C.     Theory  of  rolling  curves.  —  Thomson, 
W.     Carnot's  theory  of  the  motive  power  of  heat,  etc.  — 
Thomson,  .F.     Effect  of  pressure  in  lowering  the  freezing 
point  of  water.   —  Swan,  W.      Gradual  production  of 
luminous  impressions  on  the  eye,  etc. 

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—  Heddle,  M.  F.      Chapters  on  the  mineralogy  of  Scot 
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branches  and  leaves  in  coniferae. " 

28.  Jenkin,  F.    Application  of  graphic  methods  to 
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Home,  D.  M.     Additional  memoir  on  the  parallel  roads 
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—  Tait,  P.  G.     Knots.  —  Sang,  E.     Toothing  of  unround 
discs  which  are  intended  to  roll   upon  each  other.  — 
Heddle,  M.  F.     Chapters  on  the  mineralogy  of  Scotland  ; 
the   felspars,  pt.   1.   —   Sang,  E.     Curves   produced  by 
reflection  from   a   polished   revolving  straight   wire.    — 
Robinson,  G.  C.      Solid  fatty  acids  of  cocoa-nut  oil.  — 
Sang,  E.     Tabulation  of  all  fractions  having  their  values 
between  two  prescribed  limits.  —  Heddle,  M.  F.     Min 
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Thermo-electric   properties  of  charcoal  and  certain  al 
loys,  etc.  —  Geikie,  A.     Old  red  sandstone  of  western 
Europe.   —   Heddle,  M.   F.      Chapters  on   the  min.   of 
Scotland.    Augite,  hornblende,  and  serpentinotis  change. 

—  Blyth,  J.      Experiments  on  the  telephone  and  micro 
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leucoline   series.   —   Brown,  A.  C.,  and  Letts,  E.   A. 
Dimethyl-thetine   and   its   derivatives.   —   Letts,  E.  A. 
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M  ,  ami  Marsden,  K.  S.  Preparation  and  properties  of 
pure  graphitoid  and  ad:iinantine  boron.  —  Morrison,  It. 
M.  New  general  method  of  preparing  the  primary 
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applieatioti  of  graphic  methods  to  the  determination  of 
the  efficiency  of  machinery,  pt.  '2:  the  horizontal 
steam  engine.  —  Tail,  I',  G.  Thermal  and  electric 
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tion  of  Henry  v.,  tie.  —  Turner,  S.  Affinities  and 
diversities  in  the  languages  of  the  world;  —  Letter  on 
the  elementary  and  compound  terms,  etc. ',  —  Terms 
used  by  different  nations  to  express  'mother';  —  Words 
in  various  languages  for  'father';  —Further  illust.  of  the 
primeval  cause  of  the  affinities  and  diversities  of  lan 
guages.  —  Ouseley,  W.  The  River  Euphrates.  —  Nares, 
K.  Discoveries  made  in  palimpsest  mss.  —  Todd,  II.  J. 
Collection  of  passages  of  state  under  Queen  Elisabeth 
and  King  .lames.  —  Millengen,  J.  A  coin  of  Metapon- 
tuiu.  —  Leake,  W.  M.  Coins  of  the  city  of  Kicpiov, 
Thessaly.  —  Todd,  II.  J.  Account  of  a  codex  cont. 
several  Greek  mss.  belonging  to  the  1'atriarch  of  Jeru 
salem.  —  Malthus,  T.  K.  Measure  of  the  conditions 
necessary  to  the  supply  of  commodities.  —  Leake,  W. 
M.  On  an  edict  of  Diocletian,  fixing  a  maximum  of 
prices  throughout  the  Roman  Empire,  A.D.  303.  — Yorke, 
C.,  untJ  Leake,  W.  M.  Egyptian  monuments  in  the 
British  Museum,  etc.,,  pt.  2.  —  Leake,  W.  M.  Ionic 
inscription  on  a  bronze  figure  of  a  hare  from  Priene.  — 
Ouseley,  W.  Obs.  on  anecdotes  cone.  Alexander,  and 
on  the  eastern  origin  of  several  fictions  in  different  lan 
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Fosbroke,  T.  D.  Extracts  from  mss.  rel.  to  Eng.  hist. 
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Transcript  of  a  ms.  rel.  to  Henry  v.  of  Eng.,  etc.  — 
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Yorke,  C.  Item,  on  part  of  the  1st  book  of  Appian's 
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2,  pt.  1.     Letronne,  J.  A.      Inscriptions  grecques  et 
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discoveries  in  Etruria;   —  Fictile  vase  repr.  the  contest 
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—  Hoare,  P.     Moral  fame  of  authors  and  moral  character 
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—  Wilkinson,  J.  G.     Contrivances  by  which  the  statue 
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W.  R.  Roman  villa  on  the  coast  of  Naples,  etc. ;  —  Xew 
reading  in  the  ad  book  of  Thucydides.  —  Holland,  H. 
Importance  of  an  accurate  knowledge  of  topography  in 
the  study  of  the  anc.  authors.  —  Hamilton,  W.  R.  On 
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Upper  or  collat.  series  of  princes  of  the  hieroglyphic 
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alphabets  in  use  among  the  Jews.  —  Beke,  C.  T.  Com 
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Letter  cont.  a  Greek  inscription.  —  Wilkins,  W.  The 
Lydo-Phrygian  inscription.  —  Hamilton,  W.  It.  Letter 
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on  honorary  medals.  —  Leake,  W.  M.  Disputed  posi 
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—  Same,     2d  ser.     Vol.  1.     London,  1843.  8°. 
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of   Eubulides   in    the   inner  Ceramicus.    —    Hammer- 
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Millingen,  J.      On   a   figure  of  Aphrodite   Urania.  — 
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Present  state  of  the  sites  of  Antaiopolis,  Antinoe,  and 
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Rubek,  Sennoi;i,  pxeud.     See  Burke,  J. 

Rubens  (l.at.  Rubenius),  Albert.  De  re  vestinria  veterum, 
praecipue  de  lato  clavo.  (In  Grsevius,  J.  G.  Thes. 
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Rubens,  Pieter  Paulus.  Lettres  inedites.  n.t.p. 
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—  BASCHET,  A.     (In  Gazette  des  beaux  arts,  v.  20,  22, 

24.  1866-68.) 

—  KOEIILER,  II.     Erlauterung  eines  von  Rubens  an  N. 

C.  Fabri  de  Peiresc  gerichteten  Dankschreibens. 
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—  KI.OSE,  K.  L.     Rubens  im  AVirkungskreise  des  Staats- 

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—  MALDEN,  II.     (In  hix  Disting.  men  of  mod.  times,  v.  2. 

1838;   v.  38  of  Lib.  ent.  knl.) 

—  MICIIIELS,  A.     (In   his  Hist,  de  la  peinture  flamande, 

v.  6,  7.  1868-69.) 

Genie  de  li.     (In  Gazette  des  beaux-arts,  v.  26.  1869.) 

—  Artistes  formes  par  li.     (In  v.  27.  1869.) 

—  SAINSBUKY,  W.  N.     Papers  illustrating  the  life 

of  R.     London,  1859.  8°. 

—  TOULOXGEON,  F.   E.   de.      (Vol.  3  of  Jiis  Manuel  du 

Museum  fr.  1803.) 

—  WAAGEN,  G.   F.     Ueber   Rubens.     (In    Historiscb.es 

Taschenb.,  1833.) 

Rubeta,  Vision  of.     See  Osborn,  L. 
Rubeus.     See  Rossi. 
Rubeus  de  Aragonia,  Augustinus.     Oratio  in   landem    Jo. 

Galeatii  S  for  Use  Vicecomitis.     (In  Muratori,  L.  A. 

Her.  Ital.  ser.,  v.  25.  1751.) 
Rubicon   River.     VII.LANI,   J.     Rubicon   in   Caesennm   S. 

Clarimoiilii.  —  De  Rubicons  antiquo  Ariminensi  in 

Pisdatellum  Csesenae.  —  VlNCENTlus  Cfexenas.    De 

Rubicone    antiqno.      (In    Graevius.       Thes.    antiq. 

Ital.,  v.  7,  pt.  2.  1722.) 
Rubieri,  Ermolao.     La  cupola  di  Santa  Maria  del   Fiore. 

(In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  n.s.,  v.  5,  pt.2.  1857.)  — Del 

diiomo  di  Firenze  e  delta  sun  facciata.     (In  v.  8.  pt.  1. 

1858.) 
Rubigny  deBerteval,  —  de.    Extrait  du  memoire  sur  1'abus 

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1788.  4°.    (A  74) 

—  Memoire   pour  les  tanneurs  de  France  sur  I'abus   du 

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(A  74) 

Rubino,  Joseph.  Ueber  den  Entwickelungsgang 
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Rubio,  pseud.     Rambles  in  the  U.  S.  and  Canada  in 

1845,  with  an  account  of  Oregon.     London, 

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Rubio,  Agustin.  Dictamen  sobre  deudas  antiguas  de  la 
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Rublee,  Horace.  Pearly  times  in  Shcboygan  Co.  (hi  Wis 
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Rubruquis,  Ruisbroeck,  or  Ruysbroek,  Willehm  von.  Trav 
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—  ST.  JOHN,  J.  A.     (In   Lives  of  eel.  trav.,  v.  1.  1844; 

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Rucco,  Jules.     L'esprit  de  la  medicine  anc.  et  nouv. 

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Rucellai  (Lat.  Oricellarius\  Giovanni.    Le  api ;  con  annot. 

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1804.) 


RUCELLAI 


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-  La  Hosmiuula.  —  L'Orcste.  (In  Teatro  ital.  ant.,  v.  1,2. 

1808.) 

-  XICKKON, -T.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  13.  1730.) 
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[dij    Ferdinando    u.,  granduca  di  Toscnnn. 

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v.  1,  -2.  1751.) 

Rucellai,  Orazio  Kicasoli.    Dhiloglri  filosofici.     (In  Paler 
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Rucellai,  Picrn.     Lezione.     (In  Dati,  C.     Prose  fior..  pt.  2, 

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Rudbeck,   Olof,  </.  1702.    NICKRON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem. 

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acad .,  v.  1.  1749.) 
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Rudd,  Mrs.  Margaret  Caroline.  Facts;  case  of 
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Ruddiman,  Thomas.  Rudiments  of  the  Latin 
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Einleitung  in  die  augsburgische  Confession. 
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Rudesindus,  .s7.     See  Rosendo. 

Rudiments  of  ancient  architecture ;  hist,  account 
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extracts  from  Vitruvius,  Winy,  etc. ;  with  a 
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—  Same.     5th  cd.     London,  1821.     8°. 
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Rudolph  I.,  of  llapsburg,  Emperor  of  Germany. 
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-  RIEDEL,  A.  F.  .).     Graf  Kudolph   von   ITapsburg  und 

Uurggraf  Fricilricli  III.  von  Xilniberg  in  ihren  Vcr- 
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Rudolph,  Carl  Asmund.  Entozoorum  sive  vermium 
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Rudolph,  Ludwig,  and  Goldbeck,  K.  Schiller- 
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Rudolph;  [a  play],  by  J.  D.  Turnbull.  n.t.p.  [Boston, 
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Rudolph  von  Hahshurg  und  Konig  Ottokar  von  Bijhrnen  : 
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Rudolphus.  Nova  orbis  lerrarutn  delineatio.  Xorimb., 
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Rudolphus  monachun  FuMtnxi*,  and  Meginhartus.  Trans- 
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Rudolphus  Triiilonenxix.  Epistolae  qnatuor.  —  Gesta  ah- 
batum  Triidonensium.  (In  Pertz.  Mon.  Germ., 
Scr.,  v.  10.  1852.) 

Rudorff,  Adolf  August  Fricdrich.  Ad  legem  Aciliam  de 
pecuniis  repetundii)  latam  A.  r.  C.  631  vel  632  com- 
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Ueber  die  Glossarc  des  Philoxenus  und  Cyrillus.  — 
Ueber  den  Liber  de  offlcio  proconsulis.  —  Ueber  die 
lexicalen  Exccrptc  aus  den  Instilutioncn  des  Gaius. 


(In  1865.)—  Ueber  die  Laudation  der  Murdia.  — 
Ueber  den  Ursprung  und  die  Bcstimmung  der  Lex 
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Rudyard,  Thomas.     TRYAL.     London,  1670.  4°. 

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Ruebezahl ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  his  Theater,  v.  18. 
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Rueckert,  Fricdrich.  Bemerkungen  zu  Mohl's 
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Rueckert,  HeTnrich.  Deutsrhes  Xationalbewusstsein  und 
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Rueckert,  Leopold  Immannel.  Gifts  of  prophecy  and  of 
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Rueckkehr  der  Frelwllligen,  Die ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In 
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Rueda,  Lope  de.  La  caratuln.  —  El  rufian  cobarde.  —  Eu- 
femia.  —  El  con vldudo.  —  Las  aceitunas.  —  Los  en- 
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Rueff,  Leon.  Les  machines  et  les  arts  mecaniques  a  1'Expo- 
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Ruff  head,  Owen.     Life  of  Alexander  Pope ;  with 

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—  Same.    (In  Pope,  A.     Works,  v.  5.  1769.) 
Ruffini,  Giovanni.     Carlino.     Phila.,  1870.  8°. 

—  Same.     (In  Good  words,  v.  11.  1870;—  and   in   Lit- 

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—  Lavinia.     N.  Y.,  1861.  3  v.  in  1.  12°. 

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Ruffy,  Louis  Antoine  de.     XrCEROV,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem., 
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BUFIAN 


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Rufiau  dichoso,  El;  por  M.  de  Cervantes  Saavedra.    (In 

hix  Comedias,  v.  2.  1749;  —  and  in  his  Obras,  v.  11. 

1864.) 
Rufian  viiulo,  El;  por  M.  Cervautes  Saavedra.     (In    hi* 

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Rufus  Ephexiu.*.     Fragm.     (In  Mai,  A.     Class,  auct.,  v.  4. 

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Rufus,  Sextus.     See  Sextus  Rufus. 
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Ruggles,  Timothy.  KNAPP,  S.  L.  (In  his  Biog.  sketches. 
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Ruhedorf,  F.  Jos.    Walachias.    n.p.,  1788.     (E  66) 

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Ruhnken,  David.  In  Terentii  comcodias  dictata  ; 
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—  \VYTTENBACH,    D.      Vita  D.  11.     Lugd.  Bat., 

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Same.      (In    Wyttenbach,    D.      Opus.,  v.  1.   1821; 

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Ruinart,  Thierry.     Epistola  J.  Bchiltero,  1699.     (In  Schel- 

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—  De  reguli  abbatia  S.  German!  a  Pratis.  —  Prefatio  in 

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—  GLUECKSELIG,   A.  T.     Fundgruben  des  alien 

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—  New   tables  for   converting   longitudes   and    latitudes 

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the  perturbative  function  of  planetary  motion  de 
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Rupert  vom  I'falz,  Prince.  WAKBUHTON,  E.  Me 
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Rural  economy.     See  Agriculture.  * 

Rural  essays.     See  Downing,  A.  J. 

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Rural  sketches  ;  by  T.  Miller.   London,  1839.  8°. 

Rural  Socrates.    See  Vaughan,  B. 


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Ruscelli,  Jeronimo.  Imprese  illustri ;  ag.  II  quarto 
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history ;    from    the   text  of    Milne-Edwards 
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Mammalogy.      3.     Ornithology.      4.     Herpetology.      5. 
Conchology.      6.     Entomology.      7.     Botany.      8.     Ge 
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Note.    The  title-page  of  JSTo.  8  reads  from   the 
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—  Voyage  round  the  world.     Phila.,  1838.  8°. 
Ruscheweyh,  Ferdinand,  engraver.     See  Schiller,  J.  C.  F. 

von.     Le  feste  di  Eleusi.   1817. 

Rush,  friar.  WRIGHT,  T.  (hi  his  Essays,  v.  2.  1846.) 
Rush,  Benjamin.  Aceount  of  disorder  occasioned 
by  drinking  cold  water  in  hot  weather.  —  Efficacy  of 
common  salt  in  cure  of  haemoptysis.  —  External  use 
of  arsenic  in  cure  of  cancers.  (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc. 
Med.  coimn.,  v.  1.  1808.) 

—  Address  to  the  inhab.  of  the  Brit,  settlements  in  Amor. 

upon  slave  keeping.     Phila.,  reprinted,  Bost.,  1773. 
8U.    (B  1080,  1091) 

—  Same.    N.  Y.,  1773.  8°.    (B  664) 

—  Same.     2d  ed.,  With   obs.  on  'Slavery  not  forbidden 

by  Scripture'.     Phila.,  1773.  8°.     (B  764) 

—  Same.     2d  ed.  [with]  'Vindication'.     Phila.,  1773.  8°. 

(B656) 

—  Same.-  Norwich,  1775.  12°.    (C  172) 

—  2d  address  to  the  citizens  of  Phila  ,  cont.  proofs  of  the 

domestic  origin  of  the  yellow  fever.     Phila.,  1799.  8°. 
(B  852) 

—  Address  to  the  people  of  the  U.  S.,  1787 ;  previous  to 

the  meeting  of  the  Federal  Convention.     (In  Moore, 
F.     Amer.  eloq.,  v.  1.  1864.) 

—  Effects  of  ardent  spirits  upon  the  body  and  mind.     (In 

Concise  miscel.  1809.     C  220) 

—  Same.     Phila.,  [18— ].  8".     (C  85) 

—  Same.    8th  ed.    Boston,  1823.  12°.    (C  119) 

—  Enquiry  into  the  effects  of  public  punishments  upon 

criminals   and  society,  Mar.  9.     London,  reprinted, 
Phila.,  1787.  8°.     (B  744,  929,  W  39) 

—  Essays,    literary,    moral,    and    philosophical. 

Phila.,  1798.  8°. 

Contents.      Plan   for  establishing    public  schools    in 
Penn.,  1786.   —   Mode  of  education  proper  in  a  republic. 

—  Obs.  upon  the  study  of  Latin  and  Greek,  with  hints 
of  a  plan  of  liberal  education  without  them,  accommo 
dated  to  the  state  of  society  in  the  U.  S.    —   Thoughts 
upon  the  amusements  and  punishments  which  are  proper 
for  schools.  —  Thoughts  upon  female  education,  etc.  — 
Defence  of  the  Bible  as  a  school  book.  —  Address  to  the 
ministers  of  the  Gpspel  of  every  denomination  in  the 
U.  S.  upon  subjects  interesting  to  morals.  —  Inquiry  into 
the  consistency  of  oaths  with  Christianity.    —    Enquiry 
into  the  effects  of  public  punishments  upon  criminals 
and   society.   —   Enquiry  into  the   consistency   of   the 
punishment  of  murder  by  death  with  reason  and  revela 
tion.  —  Plan  of  a  peace  office  for  the  U.  S.  —  Information 
to  Europeans  who  are  disposed  to  migrate  to  the  U.  8. 

—  Account  of  the  progress  of  population,  agriculture, 
manners,  and  government  in  Penn.    —   Account  of  the 
manners  of  the  German  inhabitants  of  Penn.  —  Thoughts 
on  common  sense.   —   Account  of  the  vices  peculiar  to 
the  Indians  of  N.  Amer.   —   Obs.  upon  the  influence  of 
the  habitual  use  of  tobacco  upon   health,  morals,  and 
property.   —   Account  of  the  sugar  maple  tree  of  the 


U.  S.  —  Account  of  the  life  and  death  of  E.  Drinker, 
who  died  1782,  in  the  103d  year  of  his  age.  —  Remarkable 
circumstances  in  the  constitution  and  life  of  A.  Woods, 
96  years  of  age.  —  Biog.  anecdotes  of  B.  Lay.  —  13iog. 
anecdotes  of  A.  Benezet.  —  Paradise  of  negro  slaves;  a 
dream.  —  Eulogium  upon  Dr.  W.  Cullcn.  —  Eulogium 
upon  1).  Kittenhouse. 

—  Eulogium  in  honor  of  W.  Cullen.  July  9.     Phila.,  1790. 

8U.     (B  435) 

—  Eulogium    [on]    I).   Rittenhouse,    before    the    Amer. 

Philos.    Soc.,    Phila.,    Dec.    17.      Phila.,    1796.     8". 
(B349,  377) 

—  Inquiry  into   the   functions  of  the  spleen,  liver,  pan 

creas,  and  thyroid  gland.    Phila.,  [1806].  8°.    (B  822) 

—  Introductory  lecture    upon    studying   the  diseases   of 

domestic   animals,    Nov.  2,   1807.   n.t.p.    [1807.]    8". 
(B1561) 

—  Letter  on  the  rebellion.     Phi  la.,  1862.  8°.     (B  1724) 

—  Medical  inquiries    and  obs.       Vol.  1    London, 

1794,  v.  2  Phila.,  1793.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     2d  Amer.  ed.     Phila.,  1805.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Medical  inquiries  and  obs.  upon  diseases  of  the 

mind.     Phila.,  1812.  8°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     Phila.,  1827.  8°. 

—  Observations  upon  the  origin  of  the   yellow  fever  in 

Phila.     Phila.,  1799.  8°.   "(B419) 

—  On  the  punishment  of  murder  by  death.     Phila.,  1793. 

8°.    (B686) 

—  Oration  before  the  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.,  Phila.,  Feb.  27; 

the  influence  of  physical  causes  upon  the  moral  fac 
ulty.     2d  ed.    Phila.,  1786.  8°.     (B418) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1786.  8°.     (W  39) 

—  Oration,  Feb.   4,    before   the    Amer.   Philosoph.    Soc., 

with   the  nat.  hist,  of  med.  among  the  Indians  in 
N.  A.     Phila.,  1774.  8°.    (B  349) 

—  Sixteen    introd.   lectures  and  two  lectures  on 

pleasures  of   the   senses   and   of    the   mind. 
Phila.,  1811.  8°. 

—  Vindication  of  the  'Address',  et<\,  in  answer  to  'Slav 

ery  not  forbidden  by  Scripture'.      Phila.,   1773.  8°. 
(B  656) 

—  HAYWARD,    G.     Observations  on  Rush's  'Diseases  of 

the  mind".     Boston,  1818.  8°.     (B  456) 

—  HOSACK,  D.,  M  D.     Introd.  disc,  to  lectures  on 

the  theory  and    practice  of  physic,   cont.   a 
tribute  to  the  memory  of  B.  Rush.     N.  Y., 
1813.  8". 
Another  copy.     (B  814) 

—  JACKSON,  S.    Life  of  K.    (In  Gross,  S.  D.    Lives  of 

Amer.  physicians.  1861.) 

—  SANDERSON,  J.     (In  hi*  Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  4.  1823.) 

—  SKETCH.]     (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.    Nat. 

portr.  gal.,  v.  3.  1836.) 

—  vs.  Cobbett,  Win.      REPORT  of   an  action  for  a  libel. 

Phila.,  1800.  8°.     (B  598,  2505) 

Rush,    James,   M.D.      Philosophy    of    the  human 

voice.     Phila.,  1827.  8°. 
Rush,  Richard.     Letter  on  freemasonry.     Boston, 

1831.  8°.    (B  1020) 

—  Letter  on  the  policy  of  the  American  system.     Wash., 

1830.  8°.     (B  1790) 

—  Occasional  productions,  political,  diplomatical, 

and  miscel.  Phila.,  1860.  8°. 
Content*.  Introduction.  —  Synopsis  of  letters  of 
Washington  to  Col.  Lear,  with  the  author's  reflections; 
W.'s  reception  of  the  news  of  St.  Glair's  defeat;  his 
account  of  Arnold's  treason.  —  Washington,  La  Fayette, 
and  Mr.  Bradford.  —  Character  of  Calhoun.  —  Letter 
referring  to  the  question  of  African  slavery  and  the 
Compromise  act  of  1850.  —  Speech  at  the  meeting  of  the 
Constitution  and  Union,  Phila..  Nov.  1850.  —  Letter  to 
Trescott  of  South  Carolina  upon  public  and  diplomatic 
subjects.  —  2d  letter  to  T. ;  with  references  to  the  achieve 
ments  of  the  U.  8.  on  the  ocean,  1812.  —  Character  of 
Canning.  —  Letter  from  Paris  to  the  chairman  of  com 
mittee  of  the  National  Convention  of  the  Democratic 
Party  of  the  U.  S.  —  Value  of  early  efforts  at  excellence. 
—  Labor  necessary  to  eminence.  —  Letter  to  Mrs  Rush, 
describing  a  visit  to  Grove  Park.  —  Letter  to  Mrs.  R. 
describing  a  visit  at  Christmas  to  Hagley.  —  Letter  to 
Mrs.  R.  on  the  death  of  William  iv.  and  accession  of 
Victoria.  —  Corresp.  with  Marcy  upon  the  construction 
of  the  first  article  of  the  treaty  of  1818,  in  rel.  to  the 
Newfoundland  fisheries.  —  A  glance  at  the  court  and 
government  of  Louis  Philippe,  1847-48,  and  the  revolution 
that  followed,  etc. 

—  Oration,  July  4.    Wash.,  1812.  8°.    (B  457) 


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—  Memoranda  of  a    residence    at   the    Court   of 

London.     Phila.,  1833.  8°. 
-     Same.     1'hila.,  1845.  8°. 

—  Speech  at  the  great  meeting  of  friends  of  the  constitu 

tion  and  I'nioii,  Nov.  21.     Philu..  1850.  8°.      (B  1504) 

-  The  2-.M  of  Feb.     From  the  'I'eiin.  Inquirer'.     Phila., 

1851.  8°.     (B  1505) 

-  Washington  in  domestic  life ;  from  orig.  letters 

and  inss.     Phila.,  18-57.  8°. 
Rusholme,  Manchester.     See  Birch  hnnilel. 
Rushout,    John,      Lord   Sorthwick.       Selection    of 

ancient  coins  from  his  cabinet ;  desc.  by  G. 

II.  Xoehden.     Pt.  1.     London,  1824.  4°. 
Rushton,    \Vm.  Lowes.     Shakespeare's   euphuism. 

London,  1871.   16°. 

—  Shakespeare  illustrated  by  the  lex  scripta.   (In  Archiv 

f.  d.  Stud.   d.  n.  Sprachen,  v.  32,  35.  1862,  64.)  —  S. 
illiiRt.  by  old  authors.     (In  v.  34,  36-38.  1863-65.) 
Rushworth,  John,  b.  1607,  d.  1690.    Historical  col 
lections,   1618-48.      London,  1682,  80-1701. 
4  pts.  in  7  v.   f°. 

Content*.  Pt.  1.  1618-29.  2.  Mar.  10,  1629  -  Nov.  3, 
1640.  3,  v.  1,  2.  Nov.  3,  1640  -  44.  4,  v.  1,  2.  1645-48. 

—  Same.     Abridg'd  and  impr.    London,  1703-08. 

6  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  1618-28.  2.  1628-38.  3.  1638- 
41.  4.  Apr.  1641  -  Dec.  1642.  5.  Jan.  1642  -  Apr. 
1646.  6.  Apr.  1646- Jan.  1648. 

-  Tryal  of  Thomas,  Earl  of   Strafford,  upon  an 

impeachment  of  high  treason,  Mar.  22,  1640- 
May  10,  1641.  London,  1700.  f". 

Rushworth,  John.  Great  advantage  of  the  use  of  the  bark 
in  mortifications.  London,"  1732.  8°.  (C  271) 

Rushworth,  \Vni.,  paeud.     See  White,  T. 

Ruskin,  John.  Catalogue  of  examples  for  elemen 
tary  study  in  the  University  galleries.  Ox 
ford,  1870'.  8". 

—  Crown  of  wild  olive ;  three  lectures  on  work, 

traffic,  and  war.     London,  1866.   12°. 

-  Same.     X.  Y.,  1866.   12°. 

-  Education   in   art.     (In  Nat.  Assoc.   Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 

Trans.,  1858.) 

—  Elements  of  drawing.  7th  thous.  Lond.,1860.  8°. 

—  Essays   on   political    economy.      (In    Fraser's    mag., 

v.  65-67.  1862-63.) 

-  Ethics  of  the  dust ;  ten  lectures  to  little  house 

wives  on  the  elements  of  crystallisation. 
London,  1866.  8". 

—  Fors  clavigera  ;  letters  to  the  workmen  of  Gr. 

Britain.     London,  1871-78.  8  v.  8°. 

-  Giotto    and    his    works    in    Padua.       London, 

Arundel  Soc.,  1854-60.  8°. 

-  King  of  the  Golden  River;  a  legend  of  Stiria. 

3d  ed.     London,  1856.   16". 

-  Lectures  on  architecture  and  painting.     N.  Y., 

1854.   12". 

-  Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1855.  8°. 

-  Lectures  on  art,  Oxford  Univ.  Lond.,  1870.    12°. 

Same.     X.  Y.,  1870.   12°. 

—  The-  mystery  of  life  and  its  arts.     (In  Afternoon  lec 

ture.-,  186":  -63.) 

-  Modern  painters.   (Vol.  1,  3d  ed.)    Lond.,  1846- 

60.  5  v.  8". 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Of  general  principles.  —  Of  truth. 
2.  Of  the  imaginative  and  theoretic  faculties.  3.  Of 
many  things.  4.  Of  mountain  beauty.  5.  Of  leaf 
beauty.  —  Of  cloud  beauty.  —  Of  ideas  of  relation. 

-  Same.     Vol.  1,  2.     N.  Y.,  1854.  2  v.   12". 

-  Same.     N.  Y.,  1855-60.  5  v.   12". 

—  Notes  on  the  construction  of  sheepfolds.     2d  ed.     Lon 

don,  1851.  8".     (B1965) 

—  Notes  on  the  Turner  gallery  at    Marlborough 

House.     3d  ed.     London,  1857.  8". 

—  Opening  of    the  Crystal  Palace  considered  in 

its  relations  to  the  prospects  of  art.  London, 
1854.  8°. 

324.     (16.  4.  80.) 


-  Political  economy  of  art.     London,  1857.  16°. 

-  Pre-Raphaelitism.     London,  1851.  8". 

—  Saint.     (In    hi*    Lectures   on   arc-hit,   and   painting. 

1854.) 

-  The  queen  of   the  air ;    a  study  of  the   Greek 

myths  of  cloud  and  storm.     Lond.,  1869.  8°. 

—  Sesame  and  lilies  ;  two  lectures.    London,  1865. 

18°. 

Contents.       Vol.   1.      Of   kings'   treasuries.     2.      Ol 
queens'  gardens. 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1865.   12". 

-  Seven  lamps  of  architecture.     Lond.,  1849.  8°. 

—  Same.     X.  Y.,  1852.   12". 

—  Stones  of  Venice.      London,  1851-53.  3  v.  8° 

and  Plates   f°. 

Contents.      Vol.  1.      The  foundations.      2.     The  sea 
stories.      3.     The  fall. 

-  Time  and  tide,  by  Weare  and  Tyne  ;  25  letters  to 

a  working  man  on  the  laws  of  work.     Lon 
don,  1867.  16°. 

-  Two  paths  ;  lectures  on  art  and  its  application 

to    decoration    and   manufacture.      London, 
1859.  16". 

—  'Unto  this  last' ;  four  essays  on  the  first  prin 

ciples  of  political  economy.  N.Y.,  1866.   12°. 
Note.    From  the  Cornhill  niag.,  v.  2.  1860. 

—  BAYNE,  P.    R.  and  his  critics.    (In  fiis  Essays.  1871.) 

—  DVCE,  \V.     Notes  on  shepherds  and  sheep;   letter  to 

J.  K.     London,  1851.  8°.    (B  1965) 

—  MH.SAND,  J.     L'esthctique  anglaise ;  etude  sur 

R.     Paris,  1864.   18°. 

—  YOUNG,  /?e».E.   Pre-Raffaellitism  ;  or,  Enquiry 

into    some    newly-asserted    principles    con 
nected    with     the    philosophy,    etc.,    of    art, 

London,  1857.  8°. 
Ruspini,    Bartholomew.      Treatise    on    the    teeth. 

Xew  ed.     London,  1784.  8°. 
Ruspini,  James  Bladen.     Obs.  on   the  use   of  human    and 

artificial  teeth.     London,  [18-].  8°.     (B  993) 
Ruspoli,  Francesco.     Sonetti.     (In   Berni,  F.     Opere   bur- 

lesche,  v.  3.  1824.) 
Russ,  John  D.,  M.D.     Medical  statistics.  1827.     See  Niles, 

X.,  Jr. 
Russel,  Cabot  Jackson.     ARNOLD,  H.  P.     (In  Higginson, 

T.  W.     Harvard  memorial  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Russel,  Wm.     Duty  of  an    army  of  professing   Christians, 

etc.  ;  sermon,  May  25.  New  London,  1760.  8°.  (D16) 
Russell,  Abraham.  Ace' Jackson,  J.  CASE.  1815.  (B  340) 
Russell,  Alexander,  M.D.  Natural  hist,  of  Aleppo. 

2d  ed.     London,  1794.  2  v.  4". 

—  Travels  from  the  Levant  to  Syria,  itc.    (In  Moore,  J. 

II      New  col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.) 

—  FOTHEH<;ILI.,  J.,  M.l>.    Essay  on  the  character  of  R. 

London,  1770.  4°.     (A  62) 

Russell,  Archibald.  Principles  of  statistical  in 
quiry  ;  in  ref.  to  the  census  of  the  U.  S.  of 
1840".  N.  Y.,  1839.  8°. 

—  Remarks  on  the  apportionment  of  the  Ho.  of  Rep.  ac 

cording  to  the  6th  census.     N.  Y.,  1842.  8°.    (B  1499) 
Russell,  Benjamin.     Address  before  the  Mass.    Charitable 
Median.   Assoc. (  Dec.   21,    1809.     Boston,    1810.   8°. 
(B  138,  435) 

—  BAYLIES,  F.    Eulogy  on  R.    Bost.,  1845.  8".    (B  1223) 
Russell,  Benjamin  B.      Horse  railroad    guide   for 

Boston  and  vicinity,  Dec.    Boston,  1862.  32°. 
Russell,    Charles   Theodore.      Address    before   the 
Young  Men's  Christian  Assoc.,   May  25.      Boston, 
1852.  8°.    (B  1588) 

—  History  of  Princeton,  Mass.,  with  a  sketch   of 

the  present  relig. controversy.    Bost.,  1838.  8°. 

—  Oration    before  the  municipal  authorities  of  Boston, 

July  4.     Boston,  1851.  8°.    (B  1725) 

—  LOKING,  J.  8.     (In  hix  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Russell,    Charles  Wm.,  D.D.      Life   of     Cardinal 

Mezzofanti.     London,  1858.  8°. 

—  Italian.    Vita  del  card.  Me/zofanti,  accresc.  di 

document!.     Bologna,  1859.  8°. 

—  Palimpsest  literature,   and  its  editor  Card.   Mai.     (In 

Afternoon  luct.,  4th  ser.  1867.) 


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Russell,  Mr*.  E.  J.    BROCKETT,  L.  P.    (In  hi*  Woman's 

work  in  the  civil  war.  18(57.) 
Russell,  Edward,   Earl  of  Oxford.     Answers  to  the  obs. 

[of]  the  cornm.  of  accompts  upon   his  accompts  of 

the  Navy,    Feb.   10,   1703;    with   the   reply   of   the 

corain.     London,  1704.  f°.    (A  56) 

—  CUST,   E.     (In   his   Lives  of  the  warriors  who  have 

commanded  fleets,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  1869.) 

—  GR.  BRIT.  Ho.  of  Lords.     Report  of  the  Lords  Com 

mittees  [on]  the  report  of  the  commissioners  [on] 
the  accompts  of  Edward,  Earl  of  Oxford.  Landon, 
1704.  f°.  (A  56) 

Russell,  Edward.  History  of  X.  Yarmouth.  (In  Maine 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  2.  1847.) 

Russell,  Francis,  \th  Earl  of  Bedford,  and  others.  Hum- 
ble  address  and  petition  to  Charles  I.,  1640.  n.t.p. 
[16SO.]  f°.  (A  54) 

Russell,  Francis,  5th  Duke  of  Bedford.  BOAVLES, 
J.  Letter  to  C.  J.  Fox  on  his  speech  on  the  char 
acter  of  the  late  D.  of  Bedford.  Lond.,  [1S02J.  8°. 
(B  1411) 

—  BURKE,  E.       Letter   to    a   noble   lord    on    the 

attacks  made  upon  him  in  the  Ho.  of  Lords 
by  the  Duke  of  Bedford  and  the  Earl  of 
Lauderdale.  London,  1796.  8°. 

Same.     13th  ed.    London,  1796.  8°.    (B  1538) 

Same.    Edin.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1538) 

Same.  1st  Amer.  ed.,  with  a  preface  by  P.  Porcu 
pine  [W.  Cobbett].  Pliila.,  [1796].  8".  (B  2507, 
W  10,  61) 

—  Fox,   C.   J.     Character  of  R. ;  speech  in   the  Ho.  of 

Com.,  Mar.  16.     n.t.p.     [Lond.,  1802.]  8°.    (B  1240) 
Russell,   Francis,  Esq.     Short  history  of  the  East 

India  Company.  2d  ed.(  with  add.     London, 

1793.  4°. 
Russell,  Francis  T.    Use  of  rules  in  teaching  reading.     (In 

Amer.  Inst.  Instr.     Lect.,  1853.) 
Russell,  Frederick  Win.    Kelt's  rebellion  in  Norfolk 

in  the  reign  of  Edward  vi.     Loiid.,  1859.  4°. 
Russell,  George.      Tour  through  Sicily  in  the  year 

1815.     London,  1819.  8°. 
Russell,  George  Robert.      Address  before  the  Mass.   Char. 

Meeh.  Assoc.,  1853.     (In  Mass.  Char.  Mech.  Assoc. 

7th  exhib.  1853.) 

—  Address   before   the  R.  I.  Soc.  for  Encouragement  of 

Domestic  Industry,  Sept.  17.  Prov.,  1852.  8".  (B1586) 

—  Room  and  work  enough,      (hi  Boston  book,  4th  col. 

1851.) 

—  MASS.    HIST.  Soc.     Proceedings   of  the   Soc.   on   the 

death  of  R.     (In  their  Proc.,  1866-67.) 
Russell,  Hon.  James,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1798.    See  Mtrsj, 

J.     (8228,868) 
Russell,  James,  M. D.     Disease  of  the  bones  called 

necrosis.     Edin.,  1794.  8°. 

—  Treatise  on  scrofula.     Edin.,  1808.  8°. 

-  Treatise  on  the  morbid  affections  of  the  knee 

joint.     Edin.,  1802.  8°. 
Russell,  John,   4th  Duke  and  8th  Earl  of  Bedford. 

Correspondence;  with  an  introd.  by  Lord  R. 

London,  1842-46.  3  v.  8°. 
Russell,  John,  6th  Duke  of  Bedford.     HOOKER,  W. 

J.     Letter  on  the  death  of  the  Duke  of  B. 

Glasgow,  1840.  4°. 

Russell,  John,  1st  Earl  Russell.  Address  on  juris 
prudence  and  amendment  of  the  law.  (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1857.) 

—  Causes  of  the  French  Rev.     London,  1832.  8°. 

—  Don  Carlos;  or,  Persecution;  a  tragedy,  in  five 

acts.     London,  1822.  8". 

—  Essay  on  the  hist,  of  the  Eng.  government  and 

constitution  from  the  reign  of  Henry  vii. 
2d  ed.  London,  1823.  8°. 

—  Same.     New  ed.    London,  1865.  8°. 

—  Establishment  of  the  Turks  in  Europe  ;  an  hist. 

disc.     London,  1828.  12°. 

—  French.     De  1'etablissement  des  Turcs  en  Eu 

rope  ;  tr.  par  A.  B.     Paris,  1828.  8°. 

—  Introd.     (In  Russell,  J.,  4th  Duke  of  Bedford.     Cor 

respondence',  v.  1.  1842.) 

—  [1st] -3d  letter  to  C.  Fortescue  on   the  state  of 

Ireland.     London,  1868-69.  3  v.  8°. 


—  Letter  to  the  Bp.  of  Durham,  4  Nov.  1850.    (In  Cooper , 

P.     Ancient  Brit,  and  Eng.  churches.  1851.     E  107) 

—  Letter    to    Hon.    Lord    Holland   on   foreign   politics. 

London,  1831.  8".     (B  935) 

—  Life  and  times  of  C.  J.  Fox.     London,  1859- 

66.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Life  of  Wm.,  Lofd  Russell.     3d  ed.    London, 

1820.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Memorials  and  correspondence  of  C.  J.  Fox. 

London,  1853-57.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Opening  address    [as   president].      (In    Nat.   Assoc. 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1858.) 

—  Selections  from  speeches  of   R.,  1817-41,  and 

from  despatches,  1859-65.  London,  1870. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  So  much  of  [his]  evidence  before  the  select  committee 

of  the  Ho.  of  Com.  on  official  salaries  as  rel.  to  law 
and  lawyers;  ed.  by  C.  P.  Cooper.  London,  1850. 
8°.  (E  106) 

-    ed.     Official  corresp.  on  the  claims  of  the  U.S. 
in  respect  to  the 'Alabama'.     Lond.,  1867.  8°. 

—  ADDERI.Y,  C.  B.     Some  reflections  on  the  speech  on 

colonial  policy.     London,  1850.  8°.     (B  1532) 

—  BEARD,  J.  R.     Notes  on  R.'s  marriage  bill.     London, 

1834.  8".     (B  1529) 

—  BERMINGHAM,  T.      Letter  to  R.     [on]   the  just  dis 

charge  of  tlio  duties  of  a  resident  landlord  in  Ire- 
land',  ft,-.  3d  ed.  London,  1846.  S°.  (B1531) 

—  CHALLIS,  T.  M.    Free  trade  in   food;  letter  to  R.  on 

the  proposed  removal  of  Smithfield  market.  Lon 
don,  1851.  8°.  (B  1534) 

—  COOPER,  C.  P.     Debate  upon  R.'s  motion  for  leave  to 

bring  in  a  bill  for  the  better  administration  of  jus 
tice  in  the  Court  of  Chancery.  4th  ed.  London, 
[1851].  8°.  (E  106) 

-  GREY,  H.  G.,  3d  Earl  Grey.     Colonial  policy  of 

R.'s  administration.     London,  1853.  2  v.  8°. 

—  LA  GrfiRONMERE,  A.  do.     (hi  7iii  Les  homines  d'etat 

de  1'Angleterre  au  19e  siecle.  1855.) 

—  LETTER   to   R.,  on   French   affairs.     London,  1820.  8°. 

(B  1528) 

—  LORD  J.  Russell  and  T.  B.  Macaulay  on  the  French 

Rev.  [From  the  Quart,  rev.]  London,  1833.  8°. 
(B  1073) 

—  MEMOIR    and   portrait  of  Ld.  J.  Russell.     (In  Blan- 

chard,  L.     Saunders'  portraits,  v.  1.   1S37.) 

—  RITCHIE,  J.  E.     (In  his  Brit,  senators.  1S69.) 

—  RUSSELL,  J.     Copies  of  correspondence  [of  A.  Stock- 

enstrom  and  J.  Fairbairn]  with  R.  on  representa 
tive  government  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Lon 
don, "1851.  8°.  (E  146) 

—  SMILES,  S.    (hi  hi*  Brief  biog.  1861.) 

•—   UNION  AND  EMANCIPATION  SOCIETY.    Enrl   Russell 

and  the  slave  power.    Manchester,  1863.  8°.     (B1481) 

YATES,  J.     Observation    on    R.'s   bill   for  registering 

births,   deaths,   and   marriages.    London,   1836.   8°. 

(B  1529) 

Russell,   John,   usher  to   Humphrey    Duke  of    GJoiicester. 
-Boke  of  nurture;  from  the  ed.  of  1577.     (In  Furne- 

vall,  F.  J.    Babees  book.  1868.) 

Russell,   John,    student  at  Harvard    College.     BOYD,   W. 
Oration,  death  of  R.,  Nov.  25.    Boston,  1795.  (B655) 

-  Funeral  sermon  on.     See  Tappan,  D.     (B  913,  E  212) 
Russell,  John,   Lieut.      Instructions   for    drill  and 

inano?uvres.  2d  ed.     London,  1800.  8°. 
Russell,   John.     Address   to   the   Faustus   Assoc.,   Oct.   4. 

Boston,  1808.  8".     (B  138) 
Russell,  John,   Esq.     Tour    in    Germany    and    the 

southern  provinces  of  the  Austrian  Empire, 

1820-22.    From  2d  Edin.  ed.    Host.,  1825.  8°. 
Russell,  John  A.     Memoir  of  C.  Wolfe.     (In  Wolfe,  C.    Re- 

mains,  1828;  1847.) 
Russell,  John  Lewis.     Address  before  the  Mass.  Horticult. 

Soc.,  1835.     Boston,  1835.  8".     (E  9) 

—  Address  [to]  the  Essex   Co.  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.,  June  15, 

1836.     (In  Essex  Co.  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Journal,  1852.) 

—  Study  of  nut.  hist,     (hi  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr.     Lect., 

1837.) 

—  Thanksgiving  disc.,  Ilingham,   Nov.   24,   1842.      n.p., 

[1842].  12°.     (B1254) 

Russell,   John    Miller.      Funeral   oration   on   Washington. 
Boston,  1800.  8°.    (B  937) 

—  Oration,  Charlestown,   July  4,  1797.      2d  ed.     P.iila., 

1797.  8°.     (B  416,  421) 

—  Pastoral  songs  of  Virgil;  added  [other]  poems,  by  R. 

Boston,  1799.  12°.    (C  107) 

—  Poem,  July  4,  1798.     Boston,  1798.  8".    (B  994) 


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Russell,  John  Scott.  Systematic  technical  educa 
tion  for  the  Eng.  people.  London,  1869.  8°. 
-  Notes  illustr.  of  the  tidal  charts  of  the  world  and  of 
the  Ifritish  seas.  (In  Johnston,  A.  K.  Physical 
atlas.  1H.J6.) 

Russell,  .Jonathan.  Address  before  the  Worcester  Agric. 
Soc.  Worcester,  1821.  8°.  (B  541) 

-  Letter  to  J.  1'.  Van  Xess ;  with  an  app.     n.t.p.  [18—.] 

8°.     (B1835) 

-  Letter;  with   remarks   hy  the   Sec.   of  State,  May  8, 

1822.     (I,,  U.  S.  I'ffnident.     Message.  1822.  (B  1492) 
Oration,  .July  4.    Providence,  Warren,  1800.  8°.  cB342) 

-  U.  S.    ISt ft  t'unrj.    l*t  next.      Extract  from   the  exec. 

record  in  rel.  to  the  nomination  of  J.  Russell,  min- 
Ister  to  Sweden.     Wash.,  1813.  8°.    (B  1491) 
Russell,  Joseph.     Oration,  Princeton,  4th  of  July.    Worces 
ter,  ITH'J.  8°.     (B342,  945) 

-  Sermon,  Princeton,  Apr.  8,  death  of  R.  Gill.     Boston, 

171)8.  8°.     (B333,  915) 
Russell,  Lucy  Harrington,  Countem  of  Bedford.  COSTF.LLO, 

L.  S.  (In  her  Memoirs  of  Englishwomen,  v.  '2.  1844.) 
Kussell,  Martha,  Fii.ierul  sermon  on.  1805.      See  Sanders, 

D.  C.     (B330) 
Russell,  Mary,  Fuutml  sermon  on.  1806.      See  Morse,  J. 

(B909,  963) 

Russell,  Michael,  Ep.  Agriculture.  (In  Smedley, 
K.,  and  others.  Encyc.  metrop.,  v.  6.  1845.) 

-  History  and  present  condition  of  the  Barbary 

States.     X.  Y.,    1846.   18".       (Harper's   fain, 
lib.,  v.  73.) 

-  Life   of    Cromwell.     X.  Y.,  [18—].  2  v.    18°. 

(Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  62-63.) 

-  Nubia   and   Abyssinia.      X.    Y.,    [18 — ].    18°. 

(Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  61.) 

-Palestine.     X.  Y.,  [1845].  18°.     (Harper's  fam. 
lib.,  v.  27.) 

-  Polynesia  ;  an  historical  ace.  of  the  principal 

islands  in  the  South  Sea,  incl.  Xew  Zealand. 
^  X.  Y.,  1840.  18°.     (Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  158.) 

-  View  of  anc.  and  mod.  Egypt.      X.  Y.,  1831. 

18°.      (Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  23.) 
Russell,  Philemon  R.   Series  of  letters  to  a  Univer- 
salist;    Universalism  examined  and  refuted. 
2d  ed.     Exeter,  1842.   12°. 

Russell,  Rachel  (Wriothesley)  Vaughan,  Lady.  Let 
ters.      Boston,    1820.    16°.       (British   prose 
writers,  v.  6.) 
Same.     9th  ed.     London,  1828.  12°. 

-  BERRY,  M.     Some  account  of  the  life  of  Lady 

R. ;  followed  by  a  ser.  of  letters.     London, 
1819.   4°. 

-  CHILD,  L.  M.      Biographies  of  Lady  Q.  and 

Mme.  Guyon.    Boston,  1832.  12°. 

—  COSTELLO,  L.  S.     (Tn  her  Memoirs  of  eminent  Enir- 

Ilshwomen,  v.  3.  1844.) 

-  GCIZOT,  F.      (In  Revue   d.  D.  Mondes,  mars   1855-  — 

and  in  hi*  L'amour  dans  le  manage.  1858.) 
Russell,  Richard,  M.D.     Dissertation  cone,  the  use 
of  sea  water  in  diseases  of  the  glands,  etc 
Oxford,  1753.  8°. 

—  Letter   [to  Dr.  Addington,  ahnnt  refusing  to   consult 

with  him;  dated]  Henley,  July  25,  1749.     n.t.p.  16° 
(B  1447) 

-  CEconomy  of  nature  in  diseases  of  the  glands, 

etc.     London,  1755.  8°. 

Russell,  Rev.  Robert.  Seven  sermons ;  of  the  un 
pardonable  sin  against  the  Holy  Ghost,  etc. 
50th  ed.  Boston,  1772.  12". 

-  Same.  Incl.  The  devout  Christian's  daily 
companion,  with  prayers  for  every  day'. 
Kelly's  ed.  London,  181".  8°. 

Russell,  Robert.  Xorth  Amer.,  its  agriculture  and 
climate.  Edin.,  1857.  8°. 

-  Meteorology.     (In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Report,  1854.) 
Russell,   Rutherford.     On  diet.     Brit,  journal  of  homoeop 
athy,  v.  13.  no.  1,  3,  1855.     n.t.p.  8°.     (B  1561) 

Russell,  lief.  Samuel.     TRIAL  of  the  action  in  favor  of  R. 

vs.  J.   Howe,  for  defamation.     Worcester,  1831.  8° 

(B  1404,  1753) 
Russell,  Scott.    Si  e  Russell,  John  Scott. 


Russell,  Thomas,  d.  1796.  MONODY  on  the  death  of  R., 
sung  after  the  eulogy  of  J.  Warren,  May  4,  1796. 
[Boston,  1796.]  4°.  (W  81) 

-  SULLIVAN,  T.  R.    Life  of  K.     Boston,  1861.  12°.  (C  256) 

—  WAHUEN.J.     Eulogy  on  R.     Boston,  1796.  8°.    (W  81, 

B  651,  1694,  D  2) 

—  Funeral  termon  on.  1796.  See  Morse,  J.  (B  172,  228, 
D  2,  W  53,  80) ;  —  Thacher,  1'.  (B  151,  233,  867,  D  2, 
vv  81 ) 

Russell,  Judge  Thomas.  Oration,  4th  July.  Bos 
ton,  1864.  8°. 

-  Oration.     (In  Cohasset.    Cent,  anniv.  1870.) 
Russell,  Warren  Dutton.    WAKE.  D.  E.    (In  Higginson, 

T.  W.     Harvard  memorial  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Russell,  Whitworth.      Extracts  from  the  2d  report  of  W. 

Crawford  and  W.  Russell,  inspectors  of  prisons  for 

the  home  district.     Phila.,  1838.  8".     (B  1816)  • 
Russell,    Wm.,    Ld.,    b.    1639,   d.    1683.     ATKYNS, 

•Sir  R.     Ld.  Russel's  innocency   further  defended; 

reply  to  'Magistracy  of  Eng.  vindicated'.     London, 

1689.  f°.    (A  55) 

—  IlAwr.F.s,  J.     (In  his    Remarks   on  the  tryals.    1689. 

A  50) 

Reply;  intituled  Magistracy  of  Ensr.  vindicated;  an 
swer  to  [It.  Atkyns']  'Defence  of  Ld.  Russet's  in 
nocence'.  London,  1689.  f°.  (A  55) 

—  XlfiHT-walker  of  Bloomshury.  Loud.,  1683.  f°.  (A  54) 

—  RUSSELL,  J.,  Earl  R.  Life  of  Lord  R.     London, 

1820.  2  v.  8". 

-  TRYAI,.     (In  Walcot,  T.     Tryals,  etc.  1683.     A  55) 
Russell,  Win.,  LL.D.,  b.  1741,  d.  1793.     History  of 

America,  to  the  conclusion  of  the  late  war ; 
app.,  cont.  an  ace.  of  the  present  contest. 
London,  1778.  2  v.  4°. 

—  History  of  ancient  Europe ;    with  a    view    of 

the  revolutions  in  Asia  and  Africa.  London, 
1793.  2  v.  8°. 

—  History  of  modern  Europe  to  1763  ;  with  the 
decline  and  fall  of  the  Roman  Empire.  Xew 
ed.  London,  1786.  5  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.1.    476-1378.    2.    1377-1574.    3.    1574- 
166J.      4.     1660-1725.      5.     1715-«3. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1800-01.  5  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     With  a  continuation  [by  C.  Coote],  in 

6  v.     Vol.  5,  6.     Phila.,  1815-22.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  5.  1763-1802.     6.     1802-15. 
Russell,  Wm.,  b.  1798.     Address  on  infant  schools. 
Boston,  1829.  8°.    (B 926,  1882) 

—  Associations  of  teachers;  address  at  Dorchester,  Sept. 

8th.     Boston,  1830.  8°.    (B  1761) 

—  Infant   school    system.      (In    Amer.   Inst.   of   Instr. 

Lect.,  1830.)  —  Reading  and  declamation.  (In  1837.) 
—  Female  education.  (In  1844.) 

—  Lessons  in  enunciation.     Boston,  1830.  18°. 

—  Orthophony  ;    or,  Cultivation  of  the  voice  in 

elocution  ;  with  suppl.  on  purity  of  tone,  by 
G.  J.  Webb.  5th  ed.  Boston,  1848.  12°. 

-  Rudiments  of  gesture.    2d  ed.    Bost.,  1838.  12°. 

See  also  American  journ.  of  educ. 

Russell,  Wm.  Augustus.  Xew  history  of  England, 
[to  1783].  London,  [178-].  f°. 

Russell,  Wm.  Howard,  LL.D.  The  Atlantic  tele 
graph  ;  illust.  by  R.  Dudley.  London, 
[1865].  4°. 

—  Canada,  its  defences,  condition,  and  resources ; 

a  3d  vol.  of  'My  diary  north  and  south'. 
London,  1865.  8°. 

—  Diary  in  the  East  during  the  tour  of  the  Prince 

and  Princess  of  Wales.    Lond.,  1869.  2  v.  8". 

-  General  Todleben's  'History  of  the  defence  of 

Sebastopol,  1854-55* ;  a  review.  London, 
1865.  8". 

—  My  diary  in  India,   1858-59.      London,  1860. 

2m.  CO 

V.         8. 

-  My  diary   north    and    south.     London,   1863. 

2  v.  8". 
-     Same.     Boston,  1863.   12°. 

-  Pictures  of  southern  life.     X.  Y.,  1861.  8°. 


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London,  N.  Y.,  1859.  16°. 

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and.)      London,  1855-56.  2  v.  8°. 
Content*.    Vol.  1.      Landing  at  Gallipoli  to  the  death 
of  Ld.  Raglan.     2.     Death  of  Ld.  Raglan  to  the  evacua 
tion  of  the  Crimea. 

—  WHITE,  A.  D.     Letter  to  R.  on  passages  in  his 

'Diary  north  and  south'.    Syracuse,  1863.  8°. 
Russell,  Wm.  S.     Pilgrim  memorials  and  guide  to 

Plymouth.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1855.   12°. 
Russell,    Wm.  Thomas.      Disg.    nied.   inaug.    de   vaccina. 

Edin.,  1800.  8°.    (B  823) 
Russell   family.      SANFOKD,    J.    L.     (In  his  Great 

governing  families,  v.  2.  1865.) 

-  WIFFEN,  J.  H.     Historical  mem.  of  the  house 

of  Russell.     London,  1833.  2  v.  8°. 
Russell;  a  tale  of  the  reign  of  Charles  n.  ;  by  G. 
P.  R.  James.     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1847.   16°. 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1847.  8°. 

Russia.  Declaration  de  la  cour  imper.  a  toules 
[sic]  les  co ura  de  1'Europe  sur  la  detention  de  son 
rninistre  resident  a  Constantinople.  (In  Recueil 
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—  Commission  d'Enqutte.    Rapport,  [1826],  t.p.w, 

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—  Commission  Jmp.de  V Expos.    Exposition  Univ., 

1867;  catalogue  special  de  la  section  russe. 
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Donnees   statist,    sur   1'etat  du    committe,    1811-12. 
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—  KOEPPEN,  P.  v.     Ueber   den   Kornbedarf  Russlands. 

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KEY  to  the  recent  conduct  of  the  emperor.  London, 
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SAHRAXIN,  J.  Hist,  de  la  guerre  de  R.  et 
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BERMIARDI,  T.  von.  Dei-  Feldzug  1812  in  K.  noch 
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FKZKNSAC,  11.  E.  P.  J.  Campagne  en  1812. 
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•  -  GOURGAUD,  G.    Napoleon  and  the  grand  army 

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See  al*o  Alexander  i. ;  —  Alexandra,  Emprenn;  — 
Catharine  11.,  A'mpreii*  of  It. ;  —  Kutuzof,  M.  L.  G. ; 
Nicholas  i :  —  Peter  i. :  —  Romanof,  Family  of;  — 
Souvarof,  P.  A.  W.,  Mitrxhal ;  —  Swetchin,  8  S.,  Mme. ; 
—  al*o  Cossacks,  The;  —  also  Crimean  war  ;  —  Kam- 
tchatka ;  —  Poland  ;  —  Sebastopol :  —  Siberia ;  — 
Ukraine,  The;  —  Vnezapne. 

Industry. 

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la  Russie  avec  un  disc,  prelim,  sur  le  commerce  de 
sel  dans  cet  empire.  (In  St.  Petersburg.  Ac.  d.  Sci. 
Mem.,  v.  1.  18U9).  —  Description  statistique  des  sels 
de  roehe  ct  des  salines  de  la  It.,  nvec  des  obs.  sur  la 
position  des  premiers  magazins.  (In  v.  2.  1810.) 

Language. 
Conversation. 

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[Moscov.,]  1810.  8". 

Dictionaries. 

-  DICTIONXAIRE  complet  francois-russe ;  compose 

sur  la  5eed.de  celui  de  1'Acad.  Franc,.    Seed. 
St.  Petersbourg,  1824.  4  v.  8°. 
DICTIONNAIRE  de  poche.     2e  pte. :  Russe- franc. 
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cou,  1809.  8°. 

-  -  Deutsch-russisch-franzosische  "Worter-buch. 

[Moscow,]  1796-97.  4°. 

-  -  Diet,  russe-franc,.-allemand  ;  rev.  par  C.  Mess. 

2e  ed.     Moscou,  1826.  4  v.  8°. 

-  HEIFF,  K.  P.     [Novuii  karmannui  slovar,  etc. 

Chast  la.     Karlsruhe,]  1844.  12°. 

-  VOLTSHKOF,   S.     Diet,  fran§.-allem.-lat.-russe. 

St.  Petersbourg,  1785-87.  3  v.  4°. 
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-  BOOCH-ARKOSSY,  F.     Methode   Robertson  fiir 

das  russische;  praktisch-theoretischer  Lehr- 
gang.     Gotha,  etc.,  1864.  8°. 

-  -  Supplement  und  Schlussel.     Gotha,  1864.  8°. 

-  GESPRaciiE  von  Hauss-Sachen.    Riga,  1773.  8°. 

-  HEARD,  J.     A  practical  grammar  of  the  Rus 

sian  language.     St.  Petersburg,  1827.  12". 

-  MACDRU,  J.  B.  Elemens  raisonnes  de  la  langue 

russe.     Paris,  1802.  2  v.  8°. 

-  REIFF,  K.P.  Grammaire  russe.  St.  Petersbourg, 

1821.  8". 

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Literature. 
Bibliography. 

MEJOV,  V.  I.    [Sistematicheskii,  etc.     Classified 
catalogue  of  Russian  books.    St.  Petersburg,] 

1869.  8". 

-  POI/TOR  vrsKY,  S.     Bibliotheque  russe-francaise  on  la 

R.  et  la  France  hist,  et  litteraire.    (In  Bibliophile 

bulge,  v.  u-io.  1850-57.) 

History. 
MARCHE  progressive  de  la  civilisation,  La,  et  de  la  lit. 

en  R.     (In  Balbi,  A.     Atlas  ethnog.,  v.  1.  1826.) 
OTTO,    F.      History    of   Russian   lit.,   with    a 

lexicon  of  Russian  authors;  tr.  by  G.  Cox. 

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diejahre.  1861-65.     (In  Historische  Zeitsehr.,  v.  16. 
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Collections. 

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2ded.     London,  1821.   12". 
GOETZE,  P.  v.     Stimmen  des  russischen  Volks 
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-  PAPPADOPOTJLO,    M.  L.,    and    GALLET,    P.  D. 

Choix  des  meilleurs  morceaux  de  la  littera- 
ture  russe;  tr.     Paris,  1800.  8°. 

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Autoren  zum  exponiren.      n.t.p.  [17—.]  8°. 

Vote      The  library  has   also  works   by  the  following 

nuthon  :    Cheraskof,  M.  M. ;  -  Dashkof,  E.  R.  W.;  - 

Dobrowsky,  J. ;  —  Galitzin,   A.;  — Golovin,  I.;  —  Gol- 

ovnin,  V.  M:  ;—  Karamsin,  N.  M.  —  Kutusof,  M.  L.  G. ; 

—  Kvitka, ;  —  Lermontof,  M  ;  —  Lomunosof,  M .  V. ; 

—  Muravi'ef,  A.  N.;  —  Nestor,  — .  ;  —  Nikitin,  A. ;  — 
Orlof  G    V. ;  —  Pallas,  1'.  S. ;  —  Platon,  L. :  —  Plest- 
schee'f   S    I.;  —  Pushkin,  A.  S  :  —  Saltikof,   X.;  — 
Storch   II.  F. ;  —  Sumarocof,  A.  P.;  —  Trediakovski, 
\V.  K. ;'—  Turgenef,  I. ;  —  Turgenef,  N. ;  —  Ustrialof, 
N.' 

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Kutuzof,  M.  L.  G. ;  —  Lambin,  P.  and  11.;  —  Pushkin, 
A.  8. 

Hospitals. 
See  Prixono,  '2d  column. 

Money. 

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celle  de  R.    (/«  St.  Petersburg.   Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem., 
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Navy. 

CRONSTAT  and  the  R.  fleet.  From  Fraser's  mag., 
May,  1854.  London,  1854.  8°.  (B  1604) 

Politics. 

S&TOUR  dos  ambassacleurs  moscovites  a  Paris,  1631. 
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PARADISE,  — ,  E*q.  Serious  enquiries  into  the  motives 
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HUNTER,  W.  Political  situation  of  the  northern  pow 
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REFLECTIONS  on  the  peace  between  R.  and  France  in 
which  the  treaty  of  Tilsit  is  discussed,  etc.  London, 
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AEGIDI,  L.  K.  Der  erste  Kinbruck  der  Carlsbader 
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PRADT,  D.  LV,  I'abbii  de.  Parallele  de  la  puissance  an- 
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R.  in  rel.  to  Europe   at   large.      (In   Pamphleteer, 

1824,  25,  v.  24,  25  of  B  838) 
REMARKS  on  the   Asiatic  policy  of  Eng.   and  R.     (In 

Pamphleteer,  1825  ;  v.  25  of  B  838) 
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[1836].     Boston,  1854.  12°. 

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INDIA,  Gr.  Brit.,  and  R,     London,  1838.  8°.     (B  1137) 
WEBTMACOTT,  G.    K.    Indian   commerce   and    R.  in 
trigue;    the   present   and  future   prospects   of    our 
Indian  empire.     London,  1838.  8°.    (B  1149) 
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north,  and  south.     3d  ed.     Lond.,  1853.   12°. 

•  COBDEN,  R.    Russian  war,  [1854-57].    (In  hiti  Speeches 

on  questions  of  public  policy,  v.  2.  1870.) 
ANTROBUS,  J.     Czar  and  the  Turk;  a  lay  of  the  East. 

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LA  GutRONNiERE,  A.  de.     La  Russie  et  sa  politique, 

[1854].     (In  fits  Les  hommes  d'etat.   1855.) 
DL'.NLOP,  A.   G.      Cossack-rule,   and    R.    influence    in 

Europe  and    Germany.     London,  1855.  8°.  (B  1534) 

•  COBDEN,  R.     What  next  and  what  next?   [1856.]     (In 

his  Polit.  writings,  v.  2.  1867.) 
DOLGOROVKI,  P.     La  verite  sur  la   R.     Paris, 

1860.  8". 
GR.    BRITAIN'.       Parl.       Correspondence    with 

the  gov.  of  R.,   resp.  the  affairs  of   Poland. 

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DLTF,  M.  E.  G.     (In   his  Studies  in  Europ.  politics. 

1866.) 

Population. 

•  HERRMANN,  C.  T.     Sur  le  nombre  des  habitans  de  In 

R.,  et  sur  les prog. desa population.  (In  St.  Peters 
burg.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  3.  1811.)  —  Sur  la  repar 
tition  du  nombre  total  des  habitans  de  la  Russie. 
(In  v.  3,  4.  1811-13.)  —  Resultats  statist,  sur  I'eten- 
due  dc  la  surface  et  sur  la  population  de  1 'empire  de 
Russie,  1803-1811  inclusivement.  (hi  v.  6.  1818.)  — 
Recherehes  statist,  sur  la  septieine  revision.  (In 
v.  7.  1814-15.)  —  Calculs  statist,  sur  In  mortalite  en 
Rus.-ieparmi  la  population  male  du  religion  grecque, 
1804-14.  —  Domiees  statist,  sur  les  deces  arrives  en 
Russie  dans  la  population  male  de  religion  grecque, 
1798-1826  incl.  (In  6e  ser.,  v.  1.  1832.)  —  KOEPPEN, 
P.  v.  Russlands  gosammt-Bevolkerung  im  J.  1838. 
(In  v.  6.  1844.) 

Prisons. 

COXE,  W.  Ace.  of  prisons  and  hospitals  in 
R.,  Sweden,  and  Denmark.  Lond.,  1781.  8°. 

Social   life  and   national   character. 

•  CriAPPE   D'AuTEKOCiiE,  J.,  Cable.      Les  moeurs,  les 

usages  des  Russes,  etc.,  1761.  (In  his  Voy.  en 
Siberie.  1768.) 

.  ATKINSON,  J.  A.,  and  WALKER,  J.  Picturesque 
representation  of  the  manners,  customs,  etc., 
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—  LEVESQUE,  P.  C.    Peuple  soumis  a  la  R.    (/>iAt«Hlst. 

de  la  R..  v.  7.  1812.) 

-  LACROIX,  F.     Mysteries  of  R.     Bost.,  1848.  8°. 

—  GOLOVIN,  I.     Nations  of  R.  and  Turkey  and 

their  destiny.     London,  1854.  8°. 

—  LAGNY,  G.  de.     The  knout  and  the  R. ;  tr.  by 

J.  Bridgeman.     London,  1854.  12°. 

-  SKETCHES    of    R.  life,    [1860-63];    ed.  by  H. 

Morley.     London,  1866.  12°. 

-  EDWARDS,  II.  S.     Russians  at  home.     London, 

1861.  8". 

—  PEPYS,    Lady    C.      Domestic    sketches    in   R. 

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S'e  also  novels  by  the  following  authors  :  Golovin,  I. ; 
—  Kvitka,  —  ;  —  Lermontof,  M.;  —  Saltikof,  N.;  — 
Turgenief,  I. 

Statistics. 
See  Commerce  (p.  2582); —  Population  (p.  25S6). 

Tariff. 

—  TARIP  general  des  droits  que  payeront  les  marchan- 

dises   dans  les  ports  de  R.      St.  Pelersb.,  1797.   8°. 
(B  807) 

Weights  and  Measures. 

—  BOREL,  F.     Tableaux  de  comparison  des  poids 

de  commerce,  mesures,  etc.,  des  nations  etran- 
geres,  avec  celles  de  R.    St.  Petersb.,  1807.  f°. 

Russian   Church.      See  Russia.     Ecclesiastical  affairs  (p. 

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S.,  I.  Brief  and  perfect  journal  of  the  proc.  and 
successe  of  the  Eng.  army  in  the  \V.  Indies, 
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S.,  J.  Some  account  of  S.,  from  a  letter  written  by  him  in 
Jamaica,  to  a  citizen  of  Pliila.  1'liilu.,  1822.  12°. 
(C  198; 

S.,  J.  J.  Letter  from  a  gentleman  of  Bait.,  to  his  friend  in 
X.  V.  on  slavery.  Bait.,  1811.  8°.  (B  1475) 

S.,  K.     Piiisty  rys  historyc/.ny.     Paryz,  1812.    12°. 

S.,  M.  Memoir  of  the  lite,  writings,  and  inventions 
of  E.  Cartwright.  London,  1843.  12°. 

S.,  N.  Present  state  of  New  England  with  respect 
to  the  Indian  war,  June  -  Nov.  1675;  by  a 
Merchant  of  Boston.  London,  1675.  f°. 

Continuation   of   the  state  of    New   Eng. ;    a 

farther  account  of  the  Indian  warr,  Nov. 
1675 -Fe'o.  1675/76;  with  an  acct.  of  the 
intended  rebellion  of  the  negroes  in  the  Bar- 
badoes,  [by  G.  \V.].  London,  1676.  f°. 

—  Present    state;     [with    Continuation,    etc.  ;  ed. 

by  J.  Drake].     Boston,  1833.    16°. 
Note.     The  Continuation  has  a  separate  title-page. 
S.,  O.  T.     Brief  expos,  of  the   Brit,  foreign  policy  towards 
Holland.     1st  pt. ;  The  injustice.     Luiidon,  18IW    8° 
(B  1073) 

S.,  K.     Jerulibaal  justified;  or,  A  plain  rebuke  of  the  high 
remonstrance  against  Crofion,  his  'Reformation  not 
separation',  et':.     London,  16tj.j.  4°.    (B  3) 
S.,  R.     Christ's  birth  miss-limed:  proving  that  Christ  was 

not  born  in  December.    (In  Phenix,  v.  1.  1707.) 
S.,  R.,  ed.    The  phuniix  nest.    London,  1593,  [repr. 

1866].  4°. 

Note.  Attributed  by  Warton  to  Stapylton.  'Both 
Stany hurst  and  Southwell  are  quite  out  of  the  question  ' 
—  W.  C.  Huelitt. 

—  Same.     (/«  Park,  T.     Heliconia,  v.  2.  1815  ) 
S.,  R.  II.     See  Snepherd,  R.  H. 

S.,  H.  L  Letter  out  <>f  Scotland  to  his  friend  in  London. 
[I6S1.]  S.-e  L'Eitrange,  Sir  It.  (A  54) 

S.,  T.  Kailhlul  account  of  the  sickness,  etc.,  of  Capt.  AV. 
Badlow;  letter  to  Ills  frimid  lu  Loud,  n.t  o.  I*  Lon 
don,  ItiSO.J  f.  (A  54) 

S.,  T.  Christianity  as  old  as  the  creation.  Vol.  2  : 
Rectifying  some  mistakes  of  Dr.  T[indajl's 
vol.  1.  London,  1749.  8°. 

S.,  W.     See  Staffjrd,  W. 

Sa,  Jose  Antonio  de.  Descripcao  da  torre  de  Moncorvo. 
(In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ.,  v.  3.  1791.)  — 
Memoria  sobre  a  origem,  e  jurisdiecao  dos  correge- 
dores  das  comarcis.  (In  Mem.  lit.,  v.  7.  1806.) 

Sa  da  Bandeira,  Bernardo  de  Sa  Mogueira,  ci.tconde 
de.  Faites  et  consid.  rel.  aux  droits  du 
Portugal  sur  les  territoires  de  la  cote  occid. 
d'Afrique.  Lisbonne,  1855.  8". 

Sa  de  Miranda,  Francisco  de.  Obras.  Nov.  ed., 
augm.  com  assuas  comedias.  Lisboa,  1784. 
2  v.  12". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Prologo.  —  Vida.  —  Sonetos.  — 
Eclogas.  —  Cartas.  —  Elegias.  2.  Poesias  varias.  — 
Comedias. 

—  Kgloga.  —  Soneto.  (In  Sedana,  J.  J.  L.  de.  Parnaso 
esp.,  v.  8.  1774.) 


—  DIAS,  F.  Analyse,  e  combinacoes  filos.  sobre  a  elo- 
cngao  e  estylo  de  8a  de  Miranda,  fi:,  segundo  o  espi- 
rito  do  *Rblo  programma  du  Acad.  R.  da*  Sci.  pub. 
em  17  de  jan  1790.  ( In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem. 
lit.,  v.  4.  1793.) 

Saabye,  Hans  Egede.  Greenland  ;  extracts  from  a 
journal,  1770-78;  pref.,  an  introd.  and  chart 
by  G.  Fries;  tr.  [bv  II.  E.  Lloydl.  London, 
1818.  8°. 

Saadi  or  Sadi.     See  Sadi. 

Saalebi.  IIAMMER-PUUOSTALF,.  J.  von.  Atiazllge  atis 
Saalebi's  Buche  der  Stiltzen  dcs  sich  Berlehenden 
mid  dessen  worauf  es  sich  hezieltt.  (In  Zeitschr. 
d.  I),  morg.  Ges.,  v.  5-9.  18jl-.io.) 

Saanen.  MiiLi.ER.  J.  von.  Gesohirhte  der  Landsehaft 
Saanen.  (In  hi*  Siimmtl.  Werke,  v.  12.  1811.) 

Saavedra,  Alvaro  de.  DOCUMKNTOS  pertenecientes  al 
viage  de  S.  (fit  Navarrete,  M.  F.  de.  Col.  v.  5. 
1837.) 

—  HERRAKA,    A.   de.     Viage   al  Maluco.     (In  hit  Hist. 

gen.  de  Ion  hechos  de  los  Castellanos,  v.  2.  17'2G.) 

Eng.     Voyage  to  the  Moluccas.     (In  Callander,  J. 

Terra  Australia  cognita,  v.  1.  1766;  —  an.'l  in  Bur- 
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French.      Voyage.     (In  Montemont,   A.      Biblioth. 

des  voy.,  v.  1.  1833.) 

Germ.    Reise.     (In  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  18.  1764.) 

Saavedra,  Angel  de,  div/ite  de  Rim*.     S"e  Rivas. 
Saaveira  Fajirdi,  I)i-go  de.     Ohms  de  S.  y  del 
licenc.   P.  F.  Navarrete.      Madrid,  1853.    8°. 
(Aribau.  Bibl.,  v.  25.) 

Content*.  Noticing  hist.-crit.  sobre  la  patria,  vida,  y 
obras  de  S.  —  Juicios  criticos  sobre  las  obras  lit.  —  Ad- 
vertencia  sobre  las  obras  d^l  Mcenclado  P.  F.  Navarrete. 
—  Idea  de  un  principu  po'.itlco-crlftlano,  representada 
en  eien  erapres:is.  —  Corona  goticn,  castellan n,  y  austri- 
aca.  —  Republic*  llterarla.  —  Locuras  de  Euro'pa;  dia- 
lo<jo  entre  Mercurio  y  Luciano.  —  Intr,)dii:;ci;)ti3s  a  La 
politica  y  Kazon  de  estado,  etc.  —  Razon  de  estado  del 
rey  don  Fernando  el  catolico.  —  Apendice  de  algunos 
documentos  ineJitos  y'de  varias  notas  criticas  y  biblio- 
jjrarlcos.  —  Obras  del  licenciado  P.  F.  Navarrete : 
Conscrvacion  de  monarquias  y  di.scursas  p  >li:icos  sobre 
la  gran  consulta  que  el  Cons.'jo  hizo  al  seiior  rey  don 
Felipe  in.;  —  Carta  de  Lelio  Peregrino  a  Estanislao 
Borbio. 

-  Idea  principis  Christiano-politici,  101  symbolis 
expressa.  Amst.,  1651.  12". 

—  Eng.     Royal  politician,  in  100  [101]  emblems; 

[tr.]  by  Sir  J.  Astry.     London.  1700.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Loctiras    de    Eiirnpa.     (In  Valladares,   A.     Seman. 

erud.,  v.  6.  1787.) 

—  Republica  literaria ;    [aiiadida,  Oractoi\  de  G. 

Mayans  y  Si.scar  en  alabanza  de  las  obras  de 
S.  F.].     Valencia,  1772.  12°. 

Sabadino  degli  Arienti,  Giovanni.  Novelle.  (In  Rac.  di 
nov.,  v.  2.  1804.) 

Sabseans,  Sabaism  or  Ssabism.  WAI.CH.  C.  W.  F. 
De  Sabaitis  commcntatio.  ( fn  Goettingen.  Ges.  d. 
Wiss.  Conun.,  1776.)  —  NORKF.RG,  M.  De  religione 
et  lingua  Sabseorum.  (In  1780.) 

—  TYTLER,  R.     Inquiry  into  the  origin  and  prin 

ciples  of  Budaic  Sabism.    Calcutta,  1817.   4°. 

—  CHWOLSOHN,  D.     Die  Ssabier  und  der  Ssabis- 

mus.     St.  Petersburg,  1856.  2  v.  8°. 

See  al*o  Round  towers. 

Sabatai  Sevi.  EVELYN,  J.  History  of  Sabatai  Sevi,  the 
pretended  Messiah  of  the  Jews.  (In  hit  Miscel. 
writings.  1S2-T.) 

—  SCHAUFFLKR,  W.  G.     Shabbathai  Zevi  and  his  follow 

ers.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.    Joiirn.,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Sabateritts,  P.     Adnotatio  ad   1  Joan  v.  7.      (In  Burgess, 

T.    Adnot.  Millii.  1822.) 
Sabatier,    Armand.      Traite    complet    d'anatomie. 

Tome    2:      De   la     splanchnologie.      t.p.w. 

[17-.]   12". 

Sabbatarians.  CL.VUKK.  II.  History  of  the  Sab 
batarians  or  Seventh  day  Baptists  in 

America.     Utica,  1811.  12°. 
Sabbath.     .s>e  Sunday. 
Sabbath,  The;  a  poem.     See  Grahame,  J. 
Sabbath   at  home,  The ;    an  illustrated  magazine. 

Boston,  Amer.    Tract   Hoc.,  1867-69.  3  v.  8°. 


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Sabbath  Convention,  Harrixburg.    Proceedings,  May  30, 31. 

Phila.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1374) 
Sabbath   manual.      No.   1-2,    4  ;    by  J.  Edwards. 

N.  Y.,  Amer.  Tract  Soc.,  [184-].  2  v.   18°. 
Sabbath  school  herald.     Vol.  1,  2,  1829-30.     New 

Haven,  Conn.  S.  S.  Union,  1830.  2  v.   12°. 
Sabbath  school  record.   Vol.  2,  1833.    New  Haven, 

Conn.  S.  N.  Union,  [1833].  2  v.  12°. 
Sabbath   school   treasury.      Vol.  1-4,  7.     Boston, 

1828-34.  5  v.  12°. 

—  Same.  N.s.  Vol.1,  4.  Bost.,  1837-40.  2  v.   12°. 
Sabbath  schools.    See  Sunday  schools. 
Sabbathier,  Francois.      Dictionnaire  pour  1'intel- 

ligence    des    auteurs    classiques.       Chalons, 

Paris,  1766-1815.  37  v.    (v.  37  w.).  8°. 
Sabbatini,  G.     L;x  Bonissima  di  Modena.     (In  Brofferio,  A. 

Trad.  Hal.,  v.  1.  1847.) 
Sabbione,  L.  G.  Provana  del.    See  Provana  del  Sabbione, 

L.  G. 
Sabellico  (Lat.  Sabellicus),  Marco  Antonio  Cocco. 

Deche   de   l'origine   de  Veneti   fin    a   tempi 

nostri.     [Venez.,  dr.  1507.]    f°. 

—  De   re  rum   inventoribus.     (In   Vergilio,   P.     De   rer. 

invent.  1604.) 

Nule.    This  has  a  separate  title-page  and  paging. 

—  De   urbe  Veneta.     (In   Grsevius.    Thes.   antiq.  Ital., 

v.  5,  pt.  1.  1722.)  —  De  vetustate  Aquilejse  et  Fori 
Julii.  —  Carmen,  Vicentinus  crater.  (In  v.  6,  pt.  4. 
1722.) 

—  Historic   rerum  Venetarum.     (In  Istorici   delle  cose 

venez.,  v.  1.  1718.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  12.  1730.) 

Saber  per  loco,  es  cordura;  comedia.  See  Crespo  de  la 
Pinilla,  A.  (E  112) 

Sabin,  Rev.  Elijah  Robinson.  Discourse,  Feb.  11, 
commemorative  of  the  late  calamitous  fire  at  Rich 
mond.  Boston,  1812.  8°.  (B  330) 

—  Life   and   reflections    of    Charles    Observator. 

Boston,  1816.  12°. 
Sabin,  Henry  Lytnan.     Duties,  ftc.  of  the  med.  profession. 

(In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.      Med.  comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 
Sabin,  Joseph.     Catalogue  of  J.  A.  Rice's  library, 

sold,  March  21.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

—  Dictionary  of  books  rel.  to  Amer.  from  its  dis 

covery  to  the  present  time.    Vol.  1-11  ;  also, 
pts.  67-70.     N.  Y.,  1868-79.  11  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     A  -  Bedf.       2.     Bed!  -  Brownell, 
H.  H.       3.      Brownell,  H.  H.  -  Chesb.       4.      Chesh  - 
Costa.      5.     Costa  Rica  -  Dumor.      6.     Dumou  -  Frank 
lin,  A.  \V.      7.     Franklin,  B.  -  Hall,  J.      8.     Hall,  J.  - 
Huntington.       9.      Huntington,  J.  -  La  Croix,  F.       10. 
La  Croix,  F.  -  M'Cla.      11.    McCle  -  Mem. 

—  Reprints    [of  rare   historical   tracts],      N.  Y., 

1865.  10  v.  8°. 

Namely.  No.  1.  Byfleld,  N.  Account  of  the  late 
revolution  in  New-England.  1689.  2.  Relation  of  Mary, 
land.  1635;  with  note  and  app.  by  F.  L.  Hawks.  3. 
Whitfield,  H.  The  light  appearing  more  and  more; 
or,  A  farther  disc,  of  the  state  of  the  Indians.  1651. 
4.  Certain  inducements  to  well  minded  people  to  trans 
port  themselves  into  the  West  Indie*.  1643.  5.  Whit- 
field,  H.  Strength  out  of  weakness.  1652.  6.  Further 
accompt  of  the  progress  of  the  gospel.  1659.  7.  New 
England's  first  fruits.  1643.  8.  E.,  S.  Further  queries 
upon  the  present  state  of  New-Eng.  affairs.  1690.  9. 
Shepard,  T.  The  day-breaking  if  not  the  sun-rising  of 
the  gospell  with  the  Indians.  1647.  10.  Shepard,  T. 
The  clear  sunshine  of  the  gospel  upon  the  Indians.  1648. 
Sabina  d'Herficld;  lettres  prussiennes,  par  J.  A.  Reveroni 

Saint  Cyr.     (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  Nouv., 

v.  8.  1799.) 
Sabine,  Sir   Edward.     Contributions  to  terrestrial 

magnetism.     London,  1846.   4°. 

—  Difference   in    vibrations    of    a    pendulum    at 

Greenwich  and  London.     London,  1829.  4°. 

—  Dip  of  magnetic  needle  in  London,  Aug.  1828. 

London,  1829.  4°. 

—  Experiments  to  ascertain  the  ratio  of  magnetic 

forces  acting  on  a  needle  suspended  horizon 
tally,  in  Paris  and  London,  n.t.p.  [London, 
1828.]  4°. 


—  Experiments   to    determine    the    difference   in 

length  of  the  second's  pendulum  in  London 
and  Paris,     n.t.p.   [London,  1828.]    4°. 

—  Magnetism.     (In  Herschel,  J.  F.  W.     Manual  of  sci 

entific  enquiry.  1851.) 

—  Reduction  to  a  vaccuum  of  vibrations  of  an  in 

variable  pendulum.     London,  1829.  4°. 

Note.     All  the  works  above  are  from  the  Philos. 
transactions. 

—  Terrestrial   magnetism.     (In  Johnston,  A.  K.     Phys 

ical  atlas  of  nat.  phenom.  1856.) 

See    also    St.    Helena    Observatory   (Magnet, 
obs.);  —  Toronto  Observatory  (Magnet,  obs.). 
Sabine,  Rev.  James.      Decision    and   perseverance 
recommended  ;  sermon.  Wrentham,  before  St.  Al- 
ban's  Lodge.    Boston,  1821.  8°.    (B  296) 

—  Ecclesiastical  history.     Boston,  1820.  8°. 

—  Ecclesiastical  mem.  of  Essex  Street  Relig.  Soc.     Bos 

ton,  1823.  8°.     (B  538) 

—  The  fathers  of  New  Bug;  sermon,  Dec.  22, 1820.     Bos 

ton,  1821.  8°.     (B275) 

—  Glorying  in  the  cross:  sermon,  Maiden,  Sept.  8.    Bos 

ton,  1818.  S?.    (B  330) 

—  Same.     2d  ed.     Charlestown,  1819.  8°.     (B  1238) 

—  The  great  moral  duties  of  a  free  and  independent  peo 

ple;  sermon,  fast   day,   April   6.     Boston,   1826.  8°. 
(B  1259) 

—  The  relation  the  present  state  of  religion  bears  to  the 

millennium;  sermon,  Boston,  before  the  For.  Miss. 
Soc.,  Jan.  8.     Boston,  1823.  8°.     (B  301) 

—  Sermon,  Dec.  15,  dedication   of  the  Cong.  Ch.,  Essex 

St.     Boston,  1819.  8°.     (B  296) 

—  Sermon  in  commemoration  of  the  benevolence  of  the 

citizens   of  Boston,   Feb.  22.     St.  John's,   1818.  8°. 
(B330) 

—  Solemn   feasts    and    solemn   fasts;    sermon;    Dec.   5. 

Boston,  1822.  8°.     (B  295) 

—  Universal  salvation  indefensible  upon  Balfour's 

ground;  reply,  etc.     Boston,  1825.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.     (B  1713) 

—  View  of  the   moral  state   of  Newfoundland.     Boston, 

1818.  8°.     (B  456) 
Sabine,   John.      Guide  to    elocution.      [London,] 

1807.  12°. 
Sabine,  Lorenzo.     Address  on  the  100th  anniv.  of 

the  death  of  J.  Wolfe.     Boston,  1859.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  1962) 

—  American  loj-alists;  with  historical  essay.    Bos 

ton,  1847.  8°. 

—  Biographical  sketches  of  loyalists  of  the  Amer. 

Revolution.     Boston,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.    Historical  essay.  —  Am.  loyalists, 
A  -  K.     2.    L  -  Z. 

—  Life  of  E.  Preble.    (In  Sparks,  J.    Amer.  biog.,  v.  22. 

1847.) 

—  Notes  on  duels  and  duelling.     Bost.,  1855.  12°. 
-    Reports,  1856-66.    See  Boston  Board  of  Trade  (p.  346). 

Sabine,  Robert.  Electric  telegraph.  Lond.,  1867.  8°. 

—  Electrical  tables,  etc.  1871.     See  Clark,  L. 
Sabine  farm.     See  Bradstreet,  R. 

Sabino.     See  Popham  Colony. 

Sabinus,  Sp.  of  Camisium,  St.    JOANNES  Bartntis.    Vita 

S.—  ALIA  vita  anon.     (In  Acta  sanet.,  v.  5.  1864.) 
Sabinus,  Aulus.     Epistolse   tres  tribus  Ovidii  epistolis  re- 

spondentes.     (In   Ovidius  Naso,  P.      Opera,  v.   1. 

1702;  1820;  and,  Eny.,  Epistles.  1720.) 
Sabinus  (properly  Schuler),  Georg.    NICEKON,  J.  P.    (In 

his  Mem.,  v.  26.  1734.) 
Sabism.     See  Sabaeans. 
Sable,  Madeleine  (de  Souvre)  de  Laval,  marquise  de 

BARTHEI.EMY,  E.  de.     Les  amis  de  la  marq 

de  Sable  ;  recueil  de  lettres.    Paris,  1865.  8° 

—  COUSIN,  V.     Mme.  de  Sable.     Paris,  1854.  8°. 

Note.    From  the  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  jan.-avr. 
1854. 

Sable  cloud;  a  southern  tale  with  northern  com 
ments;  by  [N.  Adams].  Boston,  1861.  12". 

Sabonadiere,  Win.  The  coffee  planter  of  Ceylor. 
2d  ed.  enl.  London,  1870.  8°. 

Sabord,  Lt.  capitnine.  Une  bordeu  a.  1'occasion  du  depart 
des  Bourbons.  2e  ed.  Paris,  1815.  8°.  (B  799) 

Saborio,  Napoleon.    The  other  side.  1850.     See  Alcaraz,  R. 


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Sabot  rouge,  Le  ;  par  H.  Murgcr.    2e  ed.      Paris, 

1861.   12". 

Sabots,  Lt-H ;  opera-comique.     Fee  Sedaine,  M.  J. 
Sabran,    Louis.     GYLEW,   W.     Defence  of  Dr.  Sherlocke's 

•Presen; iitive  against  popery';  reply  to  [S.J's  answer. 

London,  1088.  4".     (A  3) 

-  Same.    3d  ed.     London,  1688.  4°.    (B 1397) 

Sabre,  G.  E.  Nineteen  months  a  prisoner  of  war. 
N.  Y.,  1865.  12". 

Sacadas.     Fragm.      (In   Bergk,  T.     Poetse  lyr.  Or.  1853.) 

Saccenti,  Giovan  Santi.  Rime  ;  con  le  note  di  U. 
1'.  D.  C.  Firenze,  1830.  2  v.  12". 

Saccheri,  Girolitmo.  MONTANAHO,  P.  W.  (In  Grillo,  L. 
Elogi  di  Lig.,  v.  2.  1846.) 

Sacchetti,  Franco  di  Benci  d'Uguccione,  called  11 
buono.  Ln  battairlia  delle  belle  donne  di  Firenzo 
con  le  vccchie.  —  Cnngonl  sopru  le  fogge  in  ripren- 
sione  agli  Italian!.  (In  Saggio  di  rime.  1826.) 

—  Catches.     (In  Rossetti,   D.    Ci.     Early  Italian   poets. 

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—  Novelle.     Milano.  Soe.   Tip.  Class.  ItaL,  1804- 

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—  Novels.     (In  Roscoe,  T.     Italian  novelists,  v.  1.  1825.) 

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Sacchetti,  Uinnnozzo.  Sonetto.  —  Canzone.  (In  Trucchi, 
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Sacchi,  Bartolommeo  de.     See  Platina,  B. 

Sacchini,  Francesco.  Vita  8.  Paulini,  Ep.  Nolani.  (In 
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Sacco  (Litt.  Saccus),  Bernardo.  Historia  Ticinensis.  (In 
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Sacco,  Giuseppe  Ponipeo.  XICERON,  J.  P.  (In  hi*  Mem., 
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-  BISSET,  Wm.     Modern  fanatick ;  with  ace.  of 

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—  DISTAFF,   J. ,/>neud.?     A  character  of  Don  Sacheve- 

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-  HISTORY  of  the  proc.  of  Parliament  against  S. ; 

with  his  tryal.    London,  1710.  8°. 

—  LIST  of  the  lords  who  protested  against  the  case  of  S. 

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Sume.    4th  ed.     London,  1710.  8°.    (B  590) 

Sume.     (In  Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts,  v.  12.  1813.) 

-  THY  AT.  of  S.     London,  1710.  f°. 

—  VINDICATION  of  S.     (In  King,  W.    Original  works, 

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—  WAKE,  W.,  and  TRIMNELL,  C.    Speeches,  opening  of 

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—  WHISTON,  W.     Account  of  S.'s  proc.  to  exclude  him 

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Sachs,  Hans.  Historienund  gute  Schwftnke.  Pesth, 
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—  XIEMEYER,   C.      (In    Reformations  Almanach,   v.  3. 

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Sachs,  Lud  wig  Wilhelm.     Darstellung  der  pietistischen  Um- 

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Sachs,  Philipp  Jacob.     Anreum  chymicum.    (In  Manget, 

J.  J.     Bibl.  chem.  1702.) 
Sachs  von  Lewenhaimb,  Philipp  Jakob.    XICERON,  J.  P. 

(In  hit  Mem.,  v.  2.  1727;  and  derm  ,  v.  3.  1750.) 
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Sack,  — .     Sermon  ;  spiritual  kingdom  of  Christ.     (In  Ger 
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Sack  of  Rome,  The;  tragedy.     See  Warren,  Mrs.  M. 


Sacken,  Carl  Robert  Romanoff  Osten.  Baron  von.  See  Os- 
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Sackfull  of  newes.  (In  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Shakespeare  jest 
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Sackville,  Charles,  6th  Karl  of  Dortft.  Poems.  (In  An 
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—  JOHNSON,  S.     (In  hi*  Works,  v.  9.  1806;  and  Lives  of 

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Sackville,  L<1.  George.     See  Germain,  Ld.  G. 
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—  Poetical  works.     (In  Anderson,  R.     Brit,  poets,  v.  1. 

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—  an/I  Norton,  T.     Ferrex   and  Porrex;  or,  Gorboduc. 

(In  Hawkins,  T.  Origin  of  Eng.  dr.,  v.  2.  1773;  — 
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—  FOLSOM,  G.      History    of    S.    and    Biddeford. 

Saco,  1830.  12°. 

Saconet  Indians.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,v.  10.  1809.) 
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Sacrament,  Play  of  the.     See  Play  of  the  sacrament. 
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—  Bunco,  J.  de.     Pupilla  oculi.     DC  septe  sacra- 

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—  TYNDAI.E,  W.,  d.  1536.     Brief  declaration  of  the  sac 

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—  COVEKUALE,   M..  d.   1568.    Order  of  the  church  in 

Denmark  and  many  places  of  Germany  for  the 
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—  Vossius,  G.  J.,  (?.  1649.      De  sacramentorum  vi  ac  effi- 

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—  BARROW,  L,  d.  1677.    Doctrine  of  the  sacraments. 

(In  hi*  Works,  v.  7.  1331.) 

—  FENELON.F.  de  S.  dela  Mothe,  d.  1715.    Exhortations 

et  avis  pour  I'administration  des  sacrernents.  (In 
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—  DIALOGUE    on    the    Christian  sacraments.      Boston, 

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—  HART,  W.     Scriptural  answer  to  'What  are  the  neces 

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—  BELLAMY,    J.,    d.    1790.        Sacramental    controversy 

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—  HEMMF.NWAY,  M.    Remarks  on  Einmons's  Diss.  on  ad 

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—  CHAPLIX,  E.     Treatise  on  the  nature  and  im 

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—   ELY.  J.     Lecture  on   sacramental   efficacy.     London, 
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—  WHATELY,    R.       Scripture   doctrine  cone,  the 

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—  SAGETTF.,  J.      Les   sept    sacrements.      (In    Annales 

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Sfe  n/$o  Baptism ;  —  Confirmation  ;  —  Lord's 
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Sacred  contemplations.     See  Gib,  A. 
Sacred  dramas.     Sie  More,  H. 
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—  VICTIMES   humaines,   Des.    [1710.]     (In   Serieys,   A. 

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—  MEINERS,  C.     I)e  humanis  sacrificiis  non  voluntariis. 

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—  MAURICE,  J.  F.  D.      The   doctrine  of  S.  de 

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—  Same.     (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  94-95.  1867-68.  — 

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Sacro  Busto  or  Bosco  (Eng.  Holywood),  Johannes 
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—  Tractatns   de   artc  numerandi.     (In  Halliwell,  J.  O. 

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Sacs  and  Foxes.  BLACK  HAWK.  Life  of  Ma-ka- 
tai-me-she-kia-kiak  or  Black  Hawk,  the  tra 
dition  of  his  nation,  Indian,  war,  etc. ;  ed. 
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—  MEMOIR  cone,  the  peace  made  by  M.  De  Ligney  [or 

Sidney]  with  the   chiefs  of  the  Foxes,   Sauke,  and 

Winnebagos,   June   7,  1726.     (In  Wisconsin   Hist. 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  1.  1855.) 
Sacs  et  parchemins ;    par  J.  Sandeau.     Nouv.  ed. 

Paris,  1856.  18°. 
Sacy,  Antoine  Isaac  Silvestre  de,  baron.     See  Silvestre  de 

Sacy,  A.I. 
Sacy,  Claude  Louis  Michel.      L'honneur  frangois, 

ou  Histoire  des  vertus  et   exploits  de  notre 

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—  ALEMBERT,  J.  le  R.  d'.    (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  7.  1805; 

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—  RENAN,  E.     (In  his  Essais  de  morale.  I860.) 

Sacy,  Isaac  Louis  Le  Maistre  de.     See  Le  Maistre  de  Sacy. 

I.  L. 

Sad  shepherd,  The.     See  Jonson,  B. 

Saddi,  Nathan  Ben,  pseud.     Chronicle  of  the  Kings  of  Eng 
land.  1759.     See  Dodsley,  II.     (C  27) 
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persons  have  been  denominated  nabobs  ;  [by 

J.  Price].     London,  1783.  8°. 
Sade,  Jacques  Francois  Paul    Alphonse  de.     Me- 

moires  pour  la  vie  de  F.  Petrarque.      Amst., 

1764.  3  v.  4°. 

Sadeel,  pseud.     See  Chandieu,  A.  la  R.  de. 
Sadi,  Musli  uddin.      Le  Boustan  de  Sadi ;    texte 

persan  avec  un  commentaire  persan ;    pub. 

par  C.  II.  Graf.     Vienne,  1858.  4°. 

—  Eng.     The  Gulistan  or  Flower  garden ;  tr.  by 

J .  Ross  from  the  Persian  text  of  Gentius,  with 
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-    Same.     Tr.  into  prose  and  verse,  with  a  life  of 
the  author  from  the  Atish  kadar,  by   E.  B. 
Eastwick.     Hertford,  1852.  8°. 

—  Same.     Tr.  by  F.  Gladwin  ;  with  an  essay  on 

Saadi  by  J.  Itoss,  and  a  preface  by  R.  W. 
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—  Germ.     Rosengarten  ;  nach  dem  Texte  und  dem 

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Anmerk.  von  K.  H.  Graf.      Lpz.,  1846.  12°. 


—  Same.     Lustgarten  ;  aus  dem  persischen  iiber- 

setzt  von  C.  PI.  Graf.     Jena,  1850.  2  v.    16°. 

—  GRAF.  K.  H.    Aus  Sadi's  Diwan.    (In  Zeitschrift,  d. 

D.  morg.  Ges.,  v.  9,  12,  13,  15.  1855-61.) 
Sadik  Isfuhani.     Geographical  works  ;  tr.  by  J.  C. 

London,  Orient.  Tr.  Fund,  1832.  8°. 
Sadler,  John.     Olbia,  the  island  lately  discovered  ; 

with  its  religion,  etc.  ;  by  a  Christian  pilgrim . 

London,  1660.  4°. 

—  Rights  of  the  kingdom ;    or,  Customs  of   our 

ancestours  touching  our  kings  and  parlia 
ment,  etc.  ;  with  a  disc,  of  great  changes  ex 
pected  in  the  world.  London,  1649.  4". 

Sadler,  L.  R.,  and  Hotten,  J.  C.  History  of  sign 
boards.  London,  1866.  8°. 

Sadler,  Michael  Ferrebee.  Liturgies  and  ritual.  (In  Weir, 
A.  The  Church  and  the  age.  1870.) 

Sadler,  Michael  Thomas.  The  law  of  population. 
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Sadler,  Sir  Ralph.  State  papers  and  letters  ;  ed. 
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—  SCOTT,  Sir  W.     (In  his  Biog.  mem.,  v.  2.  1834.) 
Sadler,  Thomas.     Note.    Dr.  Sadler  had  a  part  in  the  prep 
aration  of  the  first  eight  services  of  the  'Common 
prayer  and  Christian  worship',  which  we  have   at 
tributed  to  J.  Martineau  alone. 

Sadlier's  Catholic  almanac;  1864-66.  N.  Y.,  [1864- 

66].  3  v.  12°. 
Sadoletto  (Lat.  Sadoletus),  Jacopo,   Cardinal.      Poemata. 

(In  Poemata  selecta  Italorum.  1808  ) 

—  NlCERON,  J.  P.     (In  hi  a  Mem.,  v.  28.  1734.) 
Sadowa.     ORLEANS,  F.  F.  P.  L.  M.  d',  prince  de  Joinville. 

Encore  un  mot  sur  Sadowa.     (In  his  Etudes,  v.  2. 
18TO.) 
Saechsisches   Curiositaten-Cabinet,    [1730-35,  39- 

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Note.  This  title  (which  for  the  years  17-16-50  isehansrod 
to  'Neu-erofnetes  saehsisches  historisches  Curiositaien- 
Cabinet')   is  prefixed   to   annual    volumes  whose   parts 
(monthly  or  semi  monthly)  have   tile  title,  for  1730-35, 
'Curiosa   Saxonica',    1739-40,   'Alte    und    neue   Curiosa 
Saxonica,   1741-44.   'Historische  alte  und    neue  Cnriosa 
Saxonica,'    1745-50.    'Neu-eroffnete    historische    Corre 
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Saemann,    Louis.      Remarks    on    boltonite.      (In    Amer. 

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Saepona.     ESPINOSA  Y  AGUII.ERA,  F.  X.      La    an- 
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Saez,  Liciniano.  Demonstracion  historica  del  ver- 
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Safes.  PRICE,  G.  Treatise  on  fire  and  thief-proof 
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Safety  lamp.    DAVY,  Sir  H.    (In  his  Works,  v.  6.  1840.) 
Saffell,  W.  T.  R.      Records  of  the  Revolutionary 

War.     N.  Y.,  1858.  12°. 

Saffo;  a  lyrical  tragedy.      See  Pacini,  G.     (E  1.  6) 
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venting  infanticide.     (In   Nat.   Assoc.  Prom.  Soc. 
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—  Can    infanticide     be     diminished    by    legislative 
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Safford,  James  M.     Geological  map  of  Tennessee. 
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—  Geological    reconnoissance.      See    Tennessee.     State 

G/o/oyizt. 

—  Parallelism  of  the  lower  Silurian  groups  of  Tennessee 

with  those  of  N.  Y.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  7. 
1856.) 

Safford,  Mary  J.  BROCKETT,  L.  P.  (In  his  Woman's  work 
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Sagard  Theodat,  Gabriel.  Histoire  du  Canada,  et 
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See  a/xo  Eddas ;  —  Eyrbyggia   saga ;  —  Fagrskinna  ; 

—  Gislis  *aga ;  —  Glum  l'i;/a  ;  —  Grettis  saga  ;  —  Hroars 
saga;  —  Njalssaea  ;  —  «7>,r/Tegner,  E.  (Frithiof's  saga); 

—  itlxo  Denmark ;  —  Finland  ;  —  Germany ;  —  Iceland ; 

—  Norway;  —  Sweden  ;  —  ulvo  Lyngbye,  H.  C.     Fasro- 
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Sage,  John,  Dp.     Works;    with  mem.  and  notes. 

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of  the  Cyprianic  age,  with  regard  to  episcopal  power  and 

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—  Vindication  of  the  'Principles  of  the  Cyprianic 

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Sage  stufling  for  green  goslings.     See  Rowley,  H. 
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sec.     Firenze,  1825.  8°. 

Contents.      Dante  Alighieri.     Credo;  —   Sonetto.— 
Beccajo,  A.     Canzone  morale  di  M.  Antonio  da  Ferrara. 

—  Sacchetti,  F.      La  battaglia  delle  belle  donne  di  Fi 
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—  Poliziano,  A.     Ballati;  —  Strainbotti.  —  Belcari,  F. 
Sonetti.   —   Berni,  F.     LaCatrina;  —  II  mogliazzo.— 
Grazzini,  A.  F.      SUinze  del  Lasca  in  lode  della  Sig. 
Armenia.  —  Beccuti,  F.     Terzine  del  Coppetta  sul  nome 
di  Martino.  —  Stanze  del  poeta  Sciarra.  —  Fantastica 
visionc  di  Pan  i  da  Pozzolatico.  —  Canti  carnescialeschi 
di  diversi  autori.  —  Davanzati,  B.    Madrigale.  —  Strozzi, 
G.  B.     Madrigali.  —  Baldovini,  F.     L'amante  scartato. 

Saggio  storico  sulla  rivoluzione  di  Napoli,  [da  V. 

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Saggittarius,  pxftid.      Letters   and   political   speculations, 

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Saggittarius,  Kaspar  Thomas.     Ste  SchUtze,  C.  T. 
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1K24.) 

Sagoyesvatha.     See  Red  Jacket. 
Sagra,  Ramon  de  la.     L'ame;  demonstration  de  sa 

realite  deduite  de  1'etude  des  effets  du  chlo- 

roforme  et  du  curare  sur  1'economie  animale. 

Paris,  1868.   12°.  ~* 

—  Historia    economico-politica   y    estadistica    de 

Cuba.     Havana,  1831.  4°. 


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Sagredo,  Aloise.  Kelazioni  di  Francia  di  A.  S.  ambjiscia- 
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Sagredo,  Giovanni.  Memorie  istoriche  de'  monarch! 
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—  Rehizione   di  Francia,   1656.      (In    Barozzi,   N.,    and 

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Sagundino.  Nicolo.    HODY,  II.    (In  his  De  Grajcis  linguae 

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—  NlCEBON,  J.  P.    (in  hi*  Mem.,  v.  21.  1733;  and,  Germ., 

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—  CAILLIE,  R.      Travels  through   Central  Africa 

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—  RICHARDSON,  S.     Travels  in  the  desert  of  S., 

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—  FROMENTIN,   E.      Un  ete  dans   le  S.,   [18551 

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—  TRISTRAM,  H.  B.      The  great  S. ;  wanderings 

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—  DUBOCQ,  — .    Sondages  du  S.  oriental  de  la  province  rie 

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ae  1867.  Rapports,  v.  8.) 


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Sahla,  Ernst  Christoph  August  von  der.    BIOG.    (In  His- 

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Sahuguet  d'Amarzit.    See  Espagnac,  J.  B.  J.  de  S.  d'A., 

baron  d'. 
Sai  an  sinsin   sive  Liber  metempsychosis  veterum 

^Egyptiorum  ;    ed.    H.  Brugsch.      Berolini, 

1851.  4". 

Said,  Sultan  of  Muscat.     See  Seyd  Said. 
Saif  al-Tidjan.     Glaive-des-Couronnes  ;  roman  tr. 

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Note.     This  is  apparently  by  Saige. 
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Sailor  of  France,  The;  b-f  J.  B.  Johnstone.     (In  Sargent, 

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—  Fine  arts  in  India  in    the  reign  of  James  I.     (In  Fine 

arts  q.  rev.,  v.  2.  1864.) 

—  Papers  illust.  the  life  of  P.  P.  Rubens.     Lon 

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Saint  (as  a  prefix).     See  al>to    San;  —  Sanctis;  —  Sancto  ; 

—  Santa  ;  —  Sante  ;  —  Santo. 
Saint.     See  Saints.     For   works   about   any   saint   see   his 

name,  as  Augustinus  ;  —  Beda. 
Saint-Aguet,  Maurice.     Le  premier  reve  d'un   antiquaire. 

(In  Semaine  lit.,  v.  3.) 
St.  Albans,  Duchens  of.     See  Beauclerk,  H.  M.,  Duchess  of 

St.  Alliann. 

St.  Albans,  Francis,  Visct.     See  Bacon,  F. 
St.    Albans,  Abbey  of.      Chronica  Monasterii  S. 
Albani ;  ed.  by  II.  P.  Itiley.    London,  1863- 
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Nam<-ly.    Walsingham,  T.   Hlstorla  Anglicana,  1272- 
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—  LONDON  Soc.  OF  ANTIQUARIES.     Some  account 

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—  SOME  extracts  from  its  early  hist,  and  descrip 

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St.  Albans,  Vt.  BENJAMIN,  L.  N.  St.  Albans  raid  ; 
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—  GR.  BRITAIN,  Parl.     Correspondence  resp.  the 

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St.  Albans,  The  boko  of.  3d  pt.  See  Boke.  (In  Her 
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Saint  Albin,  — .  CATALOGUE  des  livres  et  des  mss. 
composant  [sal  bibliotheque.  Paris,  1850.  8°. 

Saint-Amand,  Imbt-rt  de.  [Numerous  articles.]  (In  Re 
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Saint-Amant,  Marc  Antoinc  Gerard,  sieur  de.  CHASLES, 
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—  GAUTIER,  T.     (In  his  Les  grotesques.  1856.) 

—  NICEKON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  14.  1731:  and.  Germ., 

v.  11.  1754.) 

St.  Andrews,  University    of.       MILL,  J.  S.     In 
augural  address,  Feb.  1.     London,  1867.  8°. 
Saint  Anthoine,  Daniel.     Quels  sont  les  rapports  qui  exist 
ent   entre   le  typhus   et   les    affections    typho'ides? 

Paris,  1835.  4°.     (A  44) 
Saint  Armand.    ANNALES,  687-810.    (In  Pertz,  G.  H.  Mon. 

Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  1.  1826.)  —  ANN  ALES  breves,  742-8>5. 

(In   v.  2.  1829.)  —  ANNALES   Elnonenses,   533-1224. 

(In  v.  5.  1849.) 
St.  Asaph,  lip.   of.      See  Beveridge,  W. ;  —  Fleetwood, 

W. ;  —  Hallifax,  S. ;  —  Horsley,  S. :  —  Shipley,  J. 
Saint  Auban,  Jacques  Pape,  *eiyneur  de.     Memoires.     (In 

Perrin.     Col.  des   mem.,  v.  61.  1790;  —  in   Petitot. 

Col.   des  mem.,  le  ser.,  v.  43.  1825;  —  and  in  Mi- 

chaud.     Col.  des  mem.,  v.  11.  1854.) 
Saint'Aubin,  Stephanie  Felicite  Ducreet,af'tencardscomtes^e 

de  Genlis.     See  Genlis,  S.  F.  D.  de  St.  A. 
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expedition  against  St.  A.  under  Gen.  Ogle- 

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advantages  as  a  resort  for  health ;  by  an 
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Saint-Aulaire,  Francois  Joseph  de  Beaupoil,  margin*  de. 
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Saint  Bartholomew's  Day.  COMBER,  T.  History 
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London,  1810.  8°. 

—  COQUEREL,  A.  J.,  fils.     La   Saint-Barthelemy. 

Paris,  1859.  8°. 

—  GR.    BUIT.  Piiry  Council.     Copy  of  the  instructions 

sent  from  the  council  of  Q.  Elizabeth,  to  H.  Kille- 
grew,  upon  tnc  arrival  of  the  news  of  the  massacre 
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—  SOLDAN,  W.  G.     Frankreicb  mid  die  Barlholomaus- 

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—  WHITE,  H.    The  massacre  of  St.  Bartholomew  ; 

preceded  by  a  hist,  of  the  religious  wars  in 
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St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital.  Catalogue  of  the 
anatomical  museum ;  bv  J.  Paget.  London, 
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—  Reports;  ed.  by   Dr.  Edwards  and  Callendar. 

London,  1865-77.   13  v.  8". 

Note.    Vol.  5  ed.  by  Dr.  Andrew  and  Callendar. 
St.  Bede's ;  by  Mrs.  [C.  J.  G.]   Eiloart.      London, 

1870.  3  v.  8°. 

Saint  Bernard,   Monastery  of.      Das   Stiftungs-Buch   des 

Klosters    St.    Bernhard ;     herausg.  von   Dr.   H.   J. 

Zeibig.      (In  Vienna.   Ak.   d.   Wiss.     Fontcs   rer. 

Austr.,  2.  Abth.,  6.  Bd.  1853.) 

Saint  Bernarde,  Henri.     Ultimate  objects  of  Napoleon  ill. 

Boston,  1858.  12°.     (D  40) 
St.  Berthold.    ANNALES,  1054-80.      (In  Pertz,  G.  H.    Mon. 

Germ.,  Scr..  v.  1.  1826.) 

Saint  Bertin,  Abbaye.    ANNALES  Bertiniani,  741-8S2.    (In 
Pertz,  G.  II.     Mon.  Germ  ,  Scr.,  v.  1.  1826;  —  and 
in  Bouquet.    Kec.   des  hist.,   v.  6,  7.  1870:  —  and 
French,  in  Guizot,  F.    Col.  des  mem.,  v.  4    1824.) 
Note.     Elles   portent  ce   nom,    not)    qu'un    moiue   dc 
Saint-Bertin    les   ait  redigees,  main   parco   que  le  man- 
URcrit  en  fut  trouve  dans  ce  monastere.  —  Guizot. 

—  Cartnlaire.     (In  Guerard,  B.  E.  C.,an>l  others.    Col. 

des  cartulaires  de  France,  v.  3.  1840.) 
Saint  Blaisa.   ANNALES,  932-1143.    (In  Pertz.  Mon.  Germ., 

Scr.,  v.  17.  1861.) 
Saint  Boniface.      ANNALES,  716-1024.     (In    Pertz.   Mon. 

Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  3.   1839.) 

St.  Brandan  ;  a  mediaeval  legend.     See  Brandan  (p.^372). 
Saint  Bruno.    GALERIE  de  Saint-B.,  avec  une  description. 

(In  Toulongeon,  F.  E.  Man.  du  Mus.Fr.,  v.  10.  1808.) 


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St.  Catherine's  Mineral  Water.    HISTORY  and  analysis. 

N.  Y.,  [185-].  8".    (B1561) 
St.  Christopher's  or  St.  Kitt'a  Island.   Du  TERTRE, 

J.  B.    Histoire  gen.  des  iles  de  S.  Christophe, 

etc.     Paris,  1654.  4°. 

—  BLOME,  R.     (In  his  Description  of  the  isl.  of  Jamaica. 

1672.) 

—  DESCRIPTION  de  1'Isle.    (/nRecueilde  divers  voyages. 

1674.) 

—  ACCOUNT   of  the  Institution   for  the   Relief  of   Poor 

Children  [in]  the  Island  of  St.  C.     St.  Christopher, 
1803.  8°.     ^B664) 

—  RKGNAI LT,  K.  G.  8.  O.     (In  his  Histoire  lies  Antilles, 

etc.  1849.  Univ.) 

—  Maf,.    JKFFEUYS,  T.     London,  1794.     (E  67) 

St.  Clair,  Arthur,  Maj,  Gen.  Narrative  of  the 
campaign  against  the  Indians,  1791,  and  the 
reports  of  the  committees  [of  Congress]  to 
enquire  into  the  causes  of  the  failure. 
Phila.,  1812.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  the  secretary  of  war  rel.  to  his  defeat  by  the 

Indians,  1791.     (In  Trumbull,  H.     Hist,  of  the  dise. 
of  Amer.,  1811;  1813.) 

—  Speech.     (In  Varnum,  J.  M.     Oration.   1788.     B  651) 

—  HKADLEV,  J.  T.    (In  hi*  Washington,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  SKETCH.]     (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.    Nat. 

portr.  gal.,  v.  3.  1836.) 
St.  Clair,  James  Erskinc.     Speech.     (In    Speeches  of  the 

managers  of  the  trial  of  Hastings,  v.  2.  1860.) 
St.  Clair,   S.  Graham  Bower,  and  Brophy,  C.  A. 

Kesidence  in  Bulgaria  ;  notes  on  the  resources 

and    administration    of    Turkey.      London, 

1869.  8°. 
St.  Clair,  Thomas   Staunton.      Residence   in   the 

West  Indies  and  America,  with  a  narrative  of 

the   exped.   to    Walcheren.      London,   1834. 

2  v.  8°. 

St.  Clair  Co.,  Indiana.    See  Randolph  Co.,  Indiana. 
St.  Clement's  eve;  a  play.     See  Taylor,  H. 
Saint  Cloud.     STKWARTON,  — .      Secret  history  of 

the    court    and    cabinet    of    St.    C.,     1805. 

Phila.,   1806.   12°. 

—  VATOUT,  J.     Le  palais  de  St.  C.    Paris,  1852.  8°. 
Saint  Cosine,  Jean  Francois  Buisson.     Voyage  down  the 

Mississippi,  1699.     (In  Shea,  J.  G.    Early  voyages 
up  and  down  the  Mississippi.  1861.) 

—  Lettre.     (In  Shea,  J.  M.     Relation  de  la  mission   du 

Mississippi  en  1700.  1861.) 

Saint-Cricq,  vet.  de  (pseud.  Paul  Marcoy).  Voyage 
a  travers  1'Amerique  du  Sud  de  1'Ocean 
Pacilique  a  1'Ocean  Atlantique  ;  illustre  de 
vues,  types,  et  paysages,  par  E.  Riou.  Paris, 
1869.  2  v.  4°. 

Content*.    Vol.  1.     Islay.  —  Arequipa.  —  Lampa.  — 
Ac-opia.  —  Cuzco.  —  Echarati.  —  Chulituqui.  —  Tun- 
kini.   —   Sarayacu.       2.      Tierra-Blanca.   —  Nauta.  — 
Tahatinga.  —  Santa-Maria  de  Belem  do  1'ara. 
-     Same,  extract,  ch.   3,  11.     (7>i  Paris.  Soc.  de  Geog- 
Hul.,  4e  ser.,  v.  5,  6.  1853.) 

St.  Croix.    Map.    OXHOLM,  P.  L.    Kiob.,  1794.    (E  67) 

St.  Cupid  ;  or,  Dorothy's  fortune.     See  Jerrold,  D. 

St.  Cyr,  Louis  Gouvion,  Marshal.  HEADLEY.J.  T.  (In  his 
Napoleon,  v.  1.  1847.) 

St.  David's,  Eng.    Fox.  K.      (In  Reliquary,  v.  7.  1866-67.) 

St.  David's,  fi/>.  of.     See  Bull,  G. ;  —  Burgess,  T. 

St.  David's  Cathedral,  Wale*.  DAVIES,  N.  Notes.  Lon- 
don,  1S53.  8".  (B  1375) 

St.  David's,  Diocese  of,  Waif  8.  BURGESS,  T.  Bishops  and 
benefactors  of  St.  David's  vindicated  ;  charge  to  the 
chapter,  July  30,  1811 ;  [with]  orig.  docs.  Carmar 
then,  1812.  4".  (A  58) 

Saint  Denis.  CHRONIQUE  du  religieux,  1380-1422  ; 
pub.  et  tr.  par  L.  Bellaguet ;  prec.  d'une 
introd.  par  le  Barante.  Paris,  1839-52.  6  v. 
4".  (Doc.  ined.) 

—  CHRONIQUF.S,   [to  752].    (In  Bouquet,  M.    Rec.  des 

hist.,  etc..  v.  3.   1869.) 

—  GUII.IIEKMY,   H.  F.  M.  N.  de.      Restauration  [et]  mo- 

nographiu  de  1'eglise.     (In  Annales  archeol.,  v.  5,  7. 
1846-47.) 

• —   WAILLY,  N.  de.    Examen  de  qnelqties  questions  rcl.  a 
1'oi-igine  des   chroniqnes  de  St.  Denys.     (In   Paris 
Inst.  Ac.  d.Jnscr.    Mem.,  v.  17,  le  pte.  1847.) 
326.    2        4.     80.) 


Saint  Disdier  or  Didier.  Histoire  des  negotiations 
de  Nimegue.  Pt.  1.  Paris,  1680.  12". 

—  Eng.  of  pt.  1  and  2.       History  of  the  treaty  at 

Nimeguen  ;  with  remarks  on  the  interest  of 
Europe  in  rel.  to  that   affair  ;    tr.  by  Saint 
Disdier.     London,  1681.  12" 
Saint  Domingo.     See  Santo  Domingo. 
St.  Edmundsburg.     See  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 
Saint-Etienne,  Itabaut  de.  History  of  the  Revolu 
tion  of  France;  tr.     Dublin,  1792.  8°. 
St.  Euatatius,  Inland.    FADEN,  W.    Map.    London,  1795. 

(E67) 

Saint  Evremond,  Charles  Marguetel  de  Saint- 
Denis,  sieur  de.  CEuvres.  Nouv.  ed.  n.p., 
1753.  9  v.  16°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  La  vie  de  St.  E.,  par  Maizeaux.  — 
Preface,  par  M.  Sylvestre.  —  Epitaphe  de  St.  E.  —  Les 
academiciens;  com.  2.  Retraite,  etc.  —  Lettres,  poe 
sies,  etc.  —  Reflexions  sur  les  divers  genles  du  peuple 
Romain  dans  les  temps  de  la  Ilepublique.  —  Sir  Politick 
"Would-Be;  com.  3.  Melanges.  4.  Reflexions, 
lettres,  etc.  5,  6.  Melanges.  7-9.  Melanges  cttrieiix. 
7.  Apologie  de  M.  le  due  de  Beaufort.  —  De  1'usage  de 
la  vie.  —  La  femme  poussee  a  bout;  com.,  tr.  de  la  piece 
augl.,  'The  provoked  wife'.  —  Maxime.  —  Lettre  a  Comte 
d'Olonne.  8.  Mem.  de  Mme.  la  duchessc  Mazarin,  par 
M.  1'abbe  de  Saint-Real.  —  Lettre  cont.  le  portrait  et  le 
caractere  de  Mme.  M.  —  Plaidoye  de  M.  Erard,  pour  M. 
le  due  Mazarin,  centre  Mme.  la  duchesse  son  epouse.  — 
Replique  au  plaidoye  fait  par  M.  Sachot  dans  la  meme 
cause.  —  Extrait  de  1'arret.  —  Lettre  de  M.  Erard  a  M. 
le  due  de  Caderousse.  —  Factnm  pour  Mine.  Mazarin 
centre  M.  le  due  Mazarin.  —  Etat  des  bieus  delaisses  :i 
M.  le  due  et  Mme.  la  duchesse  Mazarin  sa  femme,  par 
cardinal  Mazarin,  etc.  —  Ex.  d'une  lettrc  de  M.  le  due 
Mazarin  4  Mme.  ***.  —  Ex.  d'une  lettre  de  Mme.  Maza 
rin  a  Mme.  la  duchesse  de  Nevers.  —  Lettrc  de  M. 
Mazarin  i  Mme.  la  duchesse  de  Bouillon.  —  Rein,  sur  le 
Plaidoye  de  M.  Erard,  pour  M.  le  due  Mazarin  contre 
Mine,  la  duchesse  sa  femme.  —  Ex.  de  1'apologie  de  M. 
le  due  Mazarin.  9.  Fragrn.  de  Petrone.  —  De  la  vraie 
etde  lafausse  beaute  des  otivrages  d'esprit.  —  Del'etude. 
—  De  Pamitie.  —  Abrege  de  la  vie  de  M.  le  marquis  de 
Lionne.  —  Caraetere  de  Charles  n.  par  le  due  de  Buck 
ingham;  tr.  de  1'anglois.  —  Lettres,  etc. 

ATote.  Uniformly  with  this  are  published  :  Memoires  de 
la  vie  du  conite  D***,  avant  sa  retraite ;  ed.  par  de  St.  E., 
attrib.  to  the  abbe  P.  Villiers,an</ Mem.de  Mine,  la  ctsse. 
de  M***;  by  H.  J.  de  Castelnau,  ctsse.  de  Murat. 

—  Letters  supposed  to  have  passed  between  St.  E. 

and  Mr.  Waller  ;  col.  and  pub.  by  J.  Lang- 
horne;  pref.  ;  a  biog.  sketch,  [by  J.  L.]. 
Bait.,  1809.  12°. 

—  Poesie.     (In  Annales  poet.,  v.  23.  1782.) 

—  MACE,   J.      (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.  1842.)   — 

LANGSDORFF,  V.  de.    (In  mars  1865.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  7.  1729;  and  Germ  . 

v.  7.  1753.) 
Saint-Fargeau,  A  medee  Le  Peletier  de.     See  Le  Peletier  de 

Saint  Fargeau,  A. 
Saint-Florentin,  Louis  Phelypoaux,  comte.  de,  due  de   Vril- 

liere.    CATALOGUE  [de  ses]  livres,  la  vente  18  aout. 

Paris,  1777.  8".    (B  891) 
St.  Florian.    ANNALES,  1273-1309.    (In  Pertz,  G.  H.    Mon 

Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  9.  1851.) 
Saint-Foix,    Germaine    Francois    Poullain    de.      Le    der- 

viche.     t.p.w.     [17—.]  8°.     (C  287) 

—  L'oracle.     Paris,  1T58.  8".     (B  1624) 

—  Same.    Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1772.  8°.  (C  288) 

—  Same.     (In  Petitot.     TheiUre,  v.  23.  1818.) 

—  Les  parfaits  amans;    ou   Les   metamorphoses;   come- 

die.    Paris,  1751.  8°.     (C  287) 
St.  Francis  District,  C.  E.     GRAY,  O.  W.     Map. 

n.p.,  1863. 
St.  Gall.    ANNALES.  691-1056.     (In    Pertz,   G.   H.    Mon 

Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  1.  1826.) 
Saint  Gelais,  Mellin  de.     Poesies.     (In  Auguis,  P.  R      Les 

poetes  fr.,  v.  2.  1824.) 

—  Poesie.     (In  Annnles  poetiques,  v.  3.  1778.) 

—  CARY,  H.  F.     (In  hi*  Early  French  poets.  1846.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  5.  1V28;  and,  Germ. 

v.  5.  1751.) 

Saint  Gelais,  Octavien  de.  Poesie.  (In  Auguis  P  R  Les 
poetes  fr.,  v.  2.  1824.) 

Saint-Genis,  Victor  de.  Histoire  de  Savoie  d'apres 
les  documents  orig.,  depuis  les  engines  jusqu'a 
1'annexion.  Chambeiv,  1868.  3  v.  12°. 


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St.  George,  Henry.  Cambridgeshire  visitation, 
1619;  ed.  by  Sir  T.  Pfhillips.  Middlehill, 
"Wiltshire,]  ti/pis  Media- Montanis,  1840.  f°. 

St.  George,  Mary  Edmund,     tire  Mary  Edmond  St.  George. 

St.  George,  Anglo-Saxon  passion  of;  [by  ./Elfric] ; 
ed.  by  C.  Hardwick.  London,"  1850.  8°. 
(Percy  Sou.,  v.  28.) 

Saint  George.  ANNAI.ES  sancti  Georgii  in  Nigra  Silva, 
613-1308.  (In  Pertz.  Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  17.  1861.) 

Saint-Georges,  Jules  Henri  Vernoy  de.  BJyskawica.  1836. 
See  Planard,  F.  A.  E.  de. 

—  L'espion  du  grand  monde.     (In  Semaine  lit.,  v.  1.) 

—  La  riglia  del  reggimento.  1849.     Set.  Bayard,  J.  F.  A. 

(E5) 

St.  George's  Channel.  HUDDART,  J.  Map.  London,  1794. 
(E65) 

St.  George's  Hospital.    See  London.   St.  George's  Hospital. 

St.  Germain,  comte  de.  [Lettre  au  baron  de  Glek-hen,  avec 
une  note  sur  St.  G.  par  de  Gleichen.]  (In  Varn- 
hagen  von  Ense,  K.  A.  Aus  dem  Kachlass,  v.  2. 
1867.) 

Saint  Germain,  Bertrand  de.  See  Bertrand  de  Saint  Ger 
main. 

Saint-Germain,  J.  T.  fie,  pseud.     See  Tardieu,  J. 

Saint-Germain-en-Laye.  SAUVACEOT.  L.  Le  chateau  de 
Francois  i  a  St.-Germain-en-Laye.  (In  Gazette  des 
beaux-arts,  v.  27.  1869.) 

Saint  Germain  des  Pres.  RLINART,  T.  Be  regal  i  abbatia  S. 
Germani  a  Pratis.  (In  Bouquet,  M.  liec.  des  hist, 
des  Gaules,  v.  2.  1869.) 

St.  German,  Christopher.  Two  dialogues  between 
a  doctor  of  divinity  and  a  student  in  the 
laws  of  England,  of  the  grounds  of  the  said 
laws,  and  of  conscience.  Newly  rev.  Lon 
don,  1709.  8°. 

St.  Giles.  COOPER,  C.  P.  Letter  to  Sir  G.  Grey;  with  pa- 
pern  resp.  the  sanitary  state  of  the  parish.  3d  ed. 
London,  1850.  8°.  (E  106) 

St.  Giles  and  St.  James;  by  I).  Jerrold.  (Vol.  1  of  his 
Writings.  1851;  and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  4-11, 
13.  1845-47.) 

St.  Gothard  a.d.  Kaab.  ABRISS  des  Hartentreffens,  Aug.  1, 
3664,  unweit  S.  Gotthard.  n.p.,  [I6—]-  (E  78,  no. 
236.) 

St.  Helena,  inland.  GREAT  BRITAIN.  Colonial  Office.  (In 
their  Reports  of  the  past  and  present  state  of  Her 
Majesty's  colonial  possessions,  v.  2.  1861.) 

—  LEV  ATI,  A.     Descrizione  della  Isola  di  S.  Elena.     (In 

Ferrario.     Costume,  v.  14.  1827.) 

—  Map.    INSLLA  D.  Helenas,    n.p.,  [16—].      (E  78,  no. 

324.) 

St.  Helena  Magnetical  and  Meteorological  Ob 
servatory.  Observations,  1840-43  ;  ed.  by 
E.  Sabine.  Vol.1.  London,  1847.  4°. 

Saint-Hilaire,  Emile  Marco  de.  Appendice  aux  'Trois 
mousquetaires.'  (In  Semaine  lit.,  v.  5.) 

—  Kapoleon  en  campagne.     (In  Echo  des  feuilletons,  3e 

an.  1843.) 
Saint-Hilaire,   Eugene  Frangois  Achille   Rosseeuw.      See 

Rosseeuw  St.  Hilaire. 

Saint  Hilaire,  Isidore  Geotfroy.    See  Geoffrey  St.  Hilaire,  I. 
Saint-Hilaire,    Jean    Henri    Jaume.       See    Jaume    Saint 

Hilaire,  J.  II. 

Saint-Hilaire,  Jules  Barthelemy.    See  Barthelemy  Saint- 
Hilaire,  J. 
Saint-Hilaire,  llichard  and  E.  M.     Guide  du  voya- 

gcur   aux  environs    de   Paris.    2e  ed.  augm. 

Paris,  1837.   12°. 
Saint  Huberty,  Antoinette  Cecile  Clavel.    CLAYTON,  E.  C. 

(In  her  Queens  of  song.  1865.) 
Saint-Hyacinthe,  Hyacinthe  Cordonnier,  dit.  Ilis- 

toire  du  Prince  Titi ;  history  of  Prince  Titi, 

a  royal  allegory ;    tr.    by  a   lady.     London, 

1736".  2  v.   12". 

St.  James'  chronicle  ;  or,  British  evening  post ;  Jan. 
6-9.     London,  1781.  f°.    (E  200) 

—  Same.     May  26,  1789.     London, 17S9.  f°. 
Saint  Jean  de  Crevecosur.    See  Crevecoeur. 

St.  Joachimsthal.  MATHESIUS,  J.  Gemeine  Gebet- 
lein  fur  alle  Noth  der  Christenheit  der 
Kirchen  Gottes  in  St.  Joachimsthal.  Nurnb., 
1836.  4°. 

St.  John,  Andrew.  Speech.  (In  Speeches  of  the  managers 
in  the  trial  of  Hastings,  v.  2.  I860.) 


St.  John,  Eayle.     Legends  of  the  Christian  East. 
London,  1856.   16°. 

—  Maretimo.  (Jn  Chamber's  journ.,  n.s.,  v.  2-3.  1854-55.) 

—  Memoirs  of  the  Duke  of  Saint  Simon.     Lon 

don,  1857.  4  v.   12°. 

—  Montaigne  the  essayist.    London,  1858.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Purple  tints  of  Paris.     N.  Y.,  1854.  12°. 

—  Sub- Alpine    kingdom ;    or,     Experiences    and 

studies    in     Savoy,    Piedmont,    and    Genoa. 
London,  1856.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Village  life  in  Egypt.     Boston,  1853.  2  v.  16°. 
St.  John,  Charles.      Natural  history  and   sport    in 

Moray.     Edin.,  1863.  8°. 

—  Short  sketches  of  the  wild  sports  and  nat.  hist. 

of  the  Highlands.   Newed.   Lond..  1861.  12°. 
St.    John,     Henry,     Viscount    Bolinybroke     (pseud. 

Humphrey  Oldeastle).  Works.  Lond.,  1777- 

98.  7  v.  4"°. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Life.  —  Letter  to  W.  AVindham, 
1717.  —  Reflections  upon  exile.  —  Occasional  writer, 
no.  1-3.  —  First  version  of  Camilick.  —  Answer  to  the 
London  journal  of  Dec.  21,  1728.  —  Answer  to  the 
Defence  of  the  Enquiry  into  the  reasons  of  the  conduct 
of  Or.  Brit.  —  Remarks  on  the  history  of  England.  2. 
Dissertation  upon  parties.  —  Letters  on  the  study  and 
use  of  history.  —  Plan  for  a  general  history  of  Europe. 

—  Of  the  true  use  of  retirement  and  study.      3.     Letter 
on  the  spirit  of  patriotism.  —  The  idea  of  a  patriot  king. 

—  Of  the  state  of  parties  at  the  accession  of  George  i.  — 
Reflections  on  the  present  state  of  the  nation,  principally 
with   regard   to   her  taxes  and   her  debts,  and  on   the 
canses  and  consequences  of  them.   —   The  substance  of 
some  letters  written  originally  in  French  about  17:20,  to 
Mr.  De  Pouilly.   —   Letter  occasioned  by  one  of  Abp. 
Tillotsqn's  sermons.      4.     Essays  addressed  to  Mr.  Pope. 
5.     Fragments  or  minutes  of  essays.      6,7.     Letters  and 
correspondence  during  the  time  he  was  secretary  of  state 
to  Queen  Anne;  with  state  papers,  explanatory  notes, 
and  trans,  of  the  foreign  letters,  by  G.  Parke. 

—  Final  answer  to  the  'Remarks  on  the  Craftsman's  vin 

dication'.     London,  1731  8°.     (B  668) 

-  Letters  and  correspondence,  public  and  private  ; 

with  notes,  etc.,   by   G.   Parke.        London, 
1798.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Letters  on  the  spirit  of  patriotism  ;  on  the  idea 

of  a  patriot  king  ;   and  011  the  state  of  parties 
at  the  accession  of  George  i.   Lond.,  1749.  8°. 

-  Letters  on  the  study  and  use  of  history.     New 

ed.     London,  1792.  8°. 

See  aluo  Craftsman,  The.    Note. 

—  Remarks  on  the  history  of   England.     2d  ed. 

London,  1747.  8°. 

—  COOKE,  G.  W.     Memoirs  of  Ld.  Bolingbroke. 

London,  1835.  2  v.  8°. 
Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 

—  GOLDSMITH,  O.    Life  of  S.    (In  Jiis  Miscel.  works, 

v.  4.  1801.) 

—  HUNTER,  T.    Sketch  of  the  philosophical  char 

acter  of  Bolingbroke.     London,  1770.  8°. 

—  MACKNIGHT.  T.     Life  of  S.     London,  1863.  8°. 

—  RAUMER.  F.  L.  G.  von.     Lord  Bolinbroke  und    seine 

philosopliischen,  theologischen  Werke.     (In  Berlin. 
Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  v/62.  1840.) 

—  WARBURTON,  W.     View  of  Ld.  Bolinhroke's  philos 

ophy.     London,  1854.  8°.    (B  1712) 
St.  John,  J.  Hector.     See  Crevecoeur,  J.  II.  St.  J. 
St.  John,    Horace    Iloscoe.       Indian    archipelago. 

London,  1853.  2  v.  8°. 
St.  John,  James  Augustus.   Egypt  and  Mohammed 

Ali.     London,  1834.  2  v!  8°. 

—  History   of    the   four    conquests    of    England. 

London.  1862.  2  v.  8°. 

—  History  of  the  manners  and  customs  of  ancient 

Greece.     London,  1842.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Isis ;  an  Egyptian  pilgrimage.     London,  1853. 

2  v.   8°. 

—  Life   of  Sir  Walter   Raleigh.      London,   1868. 

2  v.  8°. 


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ST.  LOUIS 


-  Lives  of  celebrated  travellers.     N.  Y.,  1844-47. 

3  v.   16". 
Cunlentx.     Vol.  1.     W.  de  Rubruquis.  —  Marco  Polo. 

—  Ibii  Batuta.  —  Leo  Afrieanus.  —  i>.  della  Valle.  —  J. 
B.  Tavcrnier.  —   F.  Bernier.   —   Sir  J.  Chardin.  —  E. 
Kaempfer.    —   ir.  Maumlrell.      2.     J.  1'.  dc  Tournefort. 

—  T.  Shaw.  — F.  Hasselquist.  —  Lady  \V.  Montague. — 
H.  Pococke.  —  J.  Bell.  —  J.  Ledyard.  —  G.  Forster.  — 
J.   Bruce.    —  J.  Han  way.  —  A.  dc  L'lloa.      3.     Mungo 
Park.    —    1'.   8.   Pallas.    —    C.   Niebuhr.    —    Ohoiseul- 
Oouffler.  —  J.  L.  Burckhardt.  —  C.  F.  C.  de  Volncy.  — 
E.  1).  Clarke.   —   F.  IM  Vaillant.   —   Belzoni.   —  D.  V. 
D^iion.  —  It.  Ileber. 

-  Louis  Napoleon;  a  biography.  Lond.,  1857.  12". 

-  Residence    in    Normandy.       Edin.,   1831.     18°. 

(Constable's  miscel.,  v.  65.) 

St.  John,  John  11.  True  description  of  the  Lake 
Superior  country  ;  with  Bayfield's  chart ; 
also,  ucc.  of  the  copper  mines  ;  with  a  map 
of  the  mineral  regions.  N.  Y.,  1846.  1'2". 

St.  John,  Oliver.  CAMPHELL,  J.  (In  his  Lives  of  Chief 
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St.  John,  1'awlet,  D.I).  Fourteen  sermons  on  prac 
tical  subjects.  London,  1737.  8°. 

—  The  promise   of  Christ's   presence  with   his   church; 

sermon  at  the  visitation  at  Bedford,  April  27.  2d  ed. 
London,  1710.  8°.  (B  1261) 

St. -John,  Percy  Bolingbroke.  Arctic  Crusoe. 
London, '[18-56].  16°. 

St.  John.^  Samuel.  Specimen  of  fossil  ox  found  in  Trumble 
Co.,  ().  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  1'roe.,  v.  5.  1831.)  —  No 
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and  Cleveland,  O.  (In  v.  12.  1859.) 

St.  John,  Spenser.  Life  in  the  forests  of  the  far 
east;  or,  Travels  in  northern  Borneo.  2d  ed. 
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St.  John,  Win.  Charles.  Catechism  of  the  history 
of  Newfoundland.  Boston,  1855.  12". 

-  Same,  tr.  and  alir.  by  Foremen.     La  chasse  aux  tetes. 

(In  Revue  d.  I).  Mondes,  Jan.  1S(K>.) 
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London,  1793.     (E  67) 
St.  John,  lirit.  Amer.,  inland.   PICHON,  T.    (In  his  Lettres 

et  mem.  pour  servlr  a  1'hlet.  du  Cap  Breton;  An>j., 

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St.  John,  river.  BENT,  G.,  and  GRANT,  J.  Report,  the 
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St.  John,  ship.  VOYAGES  of  the  slavers  St.  John 
and  Arms  of  Amsterdam,  1659,  63,  etc.  ;  tr. 
with  an  introduction  by  E.  B.  O'Callaghan. 
Albany,  1867.  4°.  (Colonial  tracts,  no.  3.) 

St.  John  Indians.  KELLOGO,  E.  Vocabulary  of  the  lan 
guage  of  the  Quoddy  Indians.  (Jn  Ma'sa.  Hist.  Soc. 
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St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  Order  of.    See  Malta,  Knights  of. 

St.  John  the  Baptist,  Knights  of.     See  Malta,  Knights  of. 

St.  Johns,  Xfirfotindlnnd.  MONUMENT  of  a  beneficent  mis 
sion  from  Boston;  [brig  Messinger  with  supplies 
after  the  great  fires  in  1817].  (Appended  to  Friend 
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—  SABINE,  J.      Sermon,  in   commemoration  of  the  be 

nevolence   of  the   citizens  of    Boston,   in    [sending 

supplies   to]    St.   John's,  Feb.  22.     St.  John's,  1818. 

8".     (B330) 
St.  Jonathan;  the  lay  of  a  scald;  fby  A— 1.     N.  Y..  1838 

12°.     (C190) 
St.  Joseph  and  St.  Helena,  snoir.     See  Simson,  J.,  rut.  the 

snow  St.  J.  and  St.  H.    (A  22) 
Saint  Julien,  Charles  de.     [Several  articles.]     (In  Revue 

d.  I).  Mondes,  oct.  1847-mars  18.36.) 
St.  Julien,   Pierre  de.    NICEKO.N,  J.   P.    (In  hit    Mem., 

v.  27.  1734.) 

Saint  Just,  Antoine  Louis  Loon  de.  Fragmcns  sur 
les  institutions  republicaines.  Paris,  [179-1.  8° 
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-  Rapports    faits    a    la   Convention    Nationale. 

Paris,  [1794].  32°. 

-  BROUGHAM,   II.,  Ld.     (In   his  Statesmen   of  times  of 

George  in.,  v.  3.   1S43.) 

—  BLCHEZ,  P.  J.  B.,  and  Rorx,   P.  C.     (In  their  Hist. 

purl,  de  la  rev.  fr.,  v.  35.  1837.) 


St.  Katharina  Dock  Co.  CONSIDERATIONS  on  the  project  of 
forming  a  dock  at  St.  Katharine's.  London',  1824. 
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—  EARNEST  appeal  against  the  destruction  of  the  church 

of  St.  Katharine,  by  constructing  wet  docks.     Lon 
don,  1825.  8°.     (B  1747) 

—  FACTS  plainly  stated;  answer  to  'Plain  statement  of 

facts,  connected  with  the  proposed  St.  Kathaiine's 
dock'.     London,  1824.  8".     (B  1747) 

—  LETTER  against  the  proposed  docks  in  St.  Katharine's 

precinct.     London,  1824.  8°.     (B  1747) 

—  LIST  of  subscribers.     London,  1826.  8".    {B  1747) 

—  REFUTATION  of  the  mis-statements  in  an  anon,  pamph 

let,  'Cautionary  obs.',  e(<-.  London.  1823.    S°.  (B1747) 

—  REPLY  to  the  authorized  defence  of  the  St.  Katharine's 

dock.     London,  1824.  8°.     (B  1747) 

—  VEIUTAS,  pneud.     Letter  resp.  the  proposed  St.  Cath 

arine's  dock.     [London,  1824.]  8".     (B  1747) 
St.  Kilda.     RELATION  de  1'Ile  de  Saint  Kilda.     (In  Suard, 
J.  B.  A.     Melanges  de  lit.,  v.  2.  18D3.) 

—  MARTIN,    M.      Voyage.      (In   Pinkerton,  J.     Col.  of 

voy.,  v.  3.  1809J 

St.    Lambert,    Jean     Francois,    marq.    de.       Les 

saisons.     Amst.,  1773.  8°. 

Contents.    Les  saisons.  —  L'Abenaki.  —  Sara  Th 

—  Zinico.  —  Pieces  fugitives.  —  Fables  orientates. 
St.  Lamprecht.    PANGERL,  M.    Die  beiden  Jlltesten 

Todtenbiicher  des  Benedictinerstiftes  St.  L. 

in  Obersteier.     Wien,  1869.  8°.     (Fontcs  rer. 

Austr.,  Dipl.,  v.  29.) 
St.  Landry,  Parish  of,  La.     Ordinance  organizing 

and  establishing  patrols  for  the  police  slaves. 

Opelousas,  1863.  8°. 
Saint-Lary,  Francis  de.   Les  chutes  fatales.    Paris, 

1859.   18°. 
St.  Lawrence;  by  R.  P.  Ward.     (In  his  Fielding.   1837;  — 

and  Illustrations  of  human  life.  18:17.) 
St.  Lawrence  Co.,  -V.  Y.      HOUGH,  F.  B.     Hist,  of 

St.  L.  and  Franklin  (Jos.     Albany,  1853.  8°. 
St.   Lawrence  River  and  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence. 

CARTIER,  J.     Voy.,  1534,  35,  40.      (In  Hakluyt,  R. 

Col.  of  voy.,  v.  3.  1810.) 

—  LA  ROCHE,  J.  F.  de.     Voyage,  1542.     (In  Hakluyt, 

R.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  3.  1810.) 

—  WVET,  S.      Voyage,   1594.     (In  Hakluyt,  R.     Col.  of 

voy.,  v.  3.  1810.) 

—  DES  BAKRES,  J.  F.  W.     Charts  of  the  coasts  and  har 

bours  of  the  Gulph  and  River  of  St.  Lawrence.     (In 
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—  KEKFER,  T.  C.      Report,   survey  of    the  R.  R. 

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—  Map.      BAYFIELD,  II.  W.      Charts   of    the   St. 

Lawrence,  1827-43.  f°. 

WRIGHT,  T.     London,  1790.  f°.    (E  68) 

St.  Lawrence  Valley.     DAWSON,  J.  W.     Newer  pliocene 

fossils  of  the   St.    Lawrence   Valley.      (In   Amer. 

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(In  Memoires  sur  les  prisons,  v.  1.  1823.) 

—  Du  CAMP,  M.     (I»  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1869.) 
St.  Leger,  Sir  John.     The  managers'  pro  and  con;  what  is 

said    at  Child's   and  Tom's   coffee-houses,    for   and 
against  Dr.  Sacheverell.     London,  1710.  8°.    (B  99) 

—  Same.    4th  ed.     London,  1710.  8°.     (B  590) 

—  Same.     (In  Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts,  v.  12.  1813.) 
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See  Pougens,  M.  C.  J.  de. 

Saint  Leon  ;  a  tale  of  the  16th  cent. ;  by  W.  God 
win.  London,  1800.  4  v.  12°. 

Saint  Leonards,  Edward  Burtenshaw  Sugden,  Lord.  See 
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Saint-Louis,  Pierre  de.  GAL-TIER,  T.  (In  his  Les  gro 
tesques.  1856.) 

St.  Louis.  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Public 
Schools.  1st,  3d,  4th,  6th-13th,  15th-17th 
report.  St.  Louis,  1854-72.  12  v.  8". 

2fnte.      The  7th  and  8th  reports  are  published 
together;  also  the  9th  and  loth. 

-   High   School.     Catalogue,  1862/63.     St.  Louis 
1862.   8". 

Catalogue  of  High  School  and  Normal  School, 

1857/58.     St.  Louis,  1857.  8". 

—  Formal  School.     See  the  ^rtrioiis  entry. 


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charter,  by-laws,  etc,     St.  Louis,  1866.  8°. 

—  Description.     KEAVIS,   L.  U.     St.   Louis;    the 

future  great  city  of  the  world.  St.  Louis, 
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—  History.     SHEPARD,  E.  H.   Early  history  of  St. 

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St.  Louis  and  Illinois  Bridge  Co.  See  Illinois  and  St. 
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—  LINDSAY,    C.     Narrative   of   events   at   St.  L.,  1778. 

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—  CHAKDON,  D.  M.  A.     Essai  sur  la  colonie  de 

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—  REGNAULT,  E.      (In    his  Histoire  des  Antilles,  etc. 

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—  Map.    JEFFEKYS,  T.    London,  1794.    (E  67) 

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Saint  M.,  C.  de,  pseud.    Lettre,  etc.     See  Serieys,  A. 

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Saintmarc,  J.  J.  Plan  and  description  of  [his]  patent  still. 
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Saint-Marc  Girardin.     See  Girardin,  M. 

St.  Margaret's  Bay,  Ar.  S.  JONES,  J.M.  Account  of  Kjoek- 
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Saint  Martin,  Antoine  Jean  de.  Decret  ou  privilege  de 
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Saint  Martin,  fate  Jesus,  C.  E.  SMALLWOOD,  C.  Descrip 
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Saint  Maur.  TCRGAN,  J.  Les  moulins  de  St.  M.  (In  his 
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Saint  Maurice,  Charles  R.  E.  Code  de  la  conver 
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—  Collection    de    relations    de   voyages.      Paris, 

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Contents.  Stanislas.  Voyages  de  Dantziok  a  Marien- 
werder,  1759.  —  Voy.  de  mesdames  [Victoire  et  Ade 
laide]  tantes  du  roi  a  Rome,  en  1791.  —  Voy.  de  Louis 
XVI,  a  Varennes,  1791.  —  Louis  XVIII.  Voy.  a  Brn- 
xellos  et  4  Ooblcntz,  1791.  —  Voy.  de  Napoleon  a  Pile 
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St.  Mesmin,  Charles  Fcvretde.   See  FevretdeSt.  Mesmin.C. 

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Saint  Michael's  Mount,  France.  MilLLER,  M.  The  insu 
lation  of  St.  Michael's  Mount.  1867.  (In  his 
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Saint  Michon,  L'abbe.     See  Michon,  J.  H. 

Saint  Non,  Jean  Claude  Richard  de.  [Voyage 
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Saint  Omer.     MAP.     Amst.,  [17— ].     (E  60) 

Saint  Palaye,  Jean  Baptiste  La  Curne  de.  See  La  Curne 
de  St.  Palaye,  J.  B. 

St.  Patrick.  Friendly  Brothers  of.  See  Friendly  Brothers 
of  St.  Patrick. 

St.  Patrick,  Society  of  the  Friendly  Sons  of.  See  Society 
of  the  Friendly  Sons,  tt<-. 

St.  Patrick  for  Ireland;  a  drama.     See  Shirlev,  J. 

St.  Patrick's  day:  a  farce.     See  Sheridan,  R.  B. 

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—  WRIGHT,    T.       St.    Patrick's    purgatory,    etc. 

London,  1844.  8°. 

See  nlxo  Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P.    El  purga- 
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1824.  2v.  8°. 

Same.     London,  1825.  2  v.  8°. 

—  FEATHERSTONHAUGH,  G.   W.      Canoe    voyage 

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Map  of  reconnoissance  of  the  Minnay  Soter 

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1835. 


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—  BRI.NNA,  V.     Discern  dell'  imperial  pnlazza  S. 

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—  STOHCII,  II.     Picture  of  Petersburg;  from  the 

German.     London,  1801.  8°. 

-  SVININE,  P.  de.  Description  des  objets  les  plus 
remarquables  de  St.  Petersbourg  et  ses  en 
virons  ;  [en  russe  et  en  fr.  St.  Petersbourg,] 
1816-18.  3  v.  8°. 

—  MOKTON,   K.     Residence   in   St.   Petersburg,  1827-28. 

(In  his  Travels  in  Russia.  1830.) 

—  GRANVILLE,  A.  B.     St.  Petersburg ;  travels  to 

and  from  that  capital,  [1827].     Lond.,  1828. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  MUEFFLING,  F.  K.  F.  von.     Narrative  of   mis 

sions  to  Constantinople  and    St.   P.,  1829- 
30;   tr.  by  D.  Jardine.     London,  1855.  12°. 

—  RAIKES,  S.      The  city  of  the    Czars ;    visit   to 

St.    Petersburg   in    the   winter   of    1829-30. 
Phila.,  1838.  2  v.  12°. 

—  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  DIFF.  OF  USEFUL  KNOWLEDGE. 

Plan  of  St.  Petersburg.     London,  1834. 

-  RITCHIE,  L.      A  journey   to    St.   P.,    [1835]. 

London,  1836.  8°.     (Heath's  pict.  aim.) 

—  BOIKKE,  R.  S.     St.  Petersburg  and  Moscow; 

visit  to  the  court  of  the  Czar,  [1845].     Lon 
don,  1846.  2  v.   12°. 

—  WEIR,  A.    St.  Petersburg  and  Moscow.    (In  Galton, 

F.     Vacation  tourists.  1861.) 

St.  Petersburg.  Academia  Scientiarum  Impe- 
rialis  Petropolitana.  Commentarii,  1726- 
46.  Petropoli,  1728-51.  14  v.  (v.2,  4,  5  w.). 
4°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  1726.  Mathematica .  Hermann, 
J.  De  mensura  virium  corporum.  —  Bulflnger,  G.  B. 
De  viribus  corpori  moto  insitis  et  illarum  mensura.  — 
Bernoulli,  X.  De  motu  corporum  ex  pcrcussione.  — 
Bernoulli,  1).  Examen  prinoipiorum  mechanic.*.  — 
Hermann,  .T.  De  problemato  Kepleriano;  —  De  ealeulo 
integral!.  —  Bernoulli,  J.  De  integrationibus  aequatio- 
num  dirlerentialium.  —  Goldbach,  C.  De  casibus 
quibusdam  integrabilibus.  —  Bernoulli,  N.  Analysis 
a?quationum  qnarundam  differentialium.  —  Goldbach, 
C.  Methodus  integrand!  aequationem  differentinlem.  — 
Hermann,  J.  De  epicycloidibus  sphacricis.  —  Wolf,  J. 
C.  Principia  dynamica.  —  Pln/xit-a.  Buxbaum,  J.  C. 
Nova  plantarum  genera.  —  Buifinger,  G.  B.  De  direc- 
tione  corporum  gravium  in  vortice  sphaerico.  —  Dnver- 
noy,  .T.  G.  Descriptio  vasorum  chyliferorum.  —  Ber 
noulli,  D.  Tentamen  novae  de  motu  musculorum 
theorise;  —  Expcrimentum  circa  nervum  opticiim.  — 
Bulflnger,  G.  B.  De  variis  barometris  sensibilioribus 
et  eorum  nova  specie  ac  usibus.  —  Duvernoy,  J.  G.  De 
cisterna  et  ductu  thoracicocatopardi,  phoeae,  et  elephant!. 

—  Meyer,  F.  C.     De  luce  boreali.   —  Michelotti,  P.  A. 
Rari  ex  utero   morbi   historia.   —   Obs.  anatomicae.  — 
Hixtnrica.      Bayer,  T.  8.      De  origine  et  priscis  sedibus 
Scytharum  ;   —   De  situ  Scvthiaj  sub  aetatem  Herodoti ; 

—  "De  muro  Caucaseo.   —    Delisle,  J.  N.  and  L.    Obs. 
astronomicae." 

2.  Wanting. 

3.  17^8.    Math.    Hermann,.!.    Nova  ratio  deducendl 
regulam  jam   passim  traditam  pro  centro  oscillationis 
penduli  cujusque  compositi.   —   Bernoulli,  J.      Medita- 
tiones  de  chordis  vibrantibus,  cum  pondusculis  aeqiiali 
intervallo  a  se  invicem  dissitis.   —   Mayer,  F.  C.      De 
nrithmetiea  tigurata,  ejusque  usibus  aliquot ;   —   Propo- 
sitiones  eyclometriese  aliquot.  —  Bernoulli.  D.     Metho 
dus  universal!*  determinandae  curvaturas  fill  a  potentiis 
extensi.    —    Enler,  L.      Solutio    de   invenienda  curva 
quam  format  lamina  utcunque  elastiea  et  gravi*.  —  Ber 
noulli,  I).     De  seriebus  recurrentibus.  —  Krafft,  G.  W. 
Conslderatio  curvarum  quarnndam  altioris  generis,  quae 
facile  describi  posnunt.  —  Euler,  L.     De  linea  brevii-sima 
Ir.  euperftcie  quacunque  duo  quselibet  puncta  jutigente; 

—  Nova  metliodiiH  innumi'tabiles  aequationes  diti'erenti- 
alts  secundi  gradus  reducendi  ad  primum  gradum.  — 
Leutmann,  .7.  G.      Explicatio  invent!   hydrostatic!   de 
pondere  argent!  cupro  mixti  investigando ;   —   De  sulcis 
cochleatis  ad  datam  distantiam  tubis  sclopetorum  recte 
inducendis.   —   Goldbach,  C.      De  tenrinis  gcncralibus 
gcrierum.  —  Phy*.      Duvernoy,  J.  G.     Monstrum  Casa. 
nense;   —   Monstrum  Pctropolitanum.  —  Bulflnger,  G. 


B.  De  thermometris  et  eorum  emendatione.  —  Ber 
noulli,  D.  De  actione  fluidormn  in  corpora  golida  et 
motu  Kolidorum  in  fluidis.  —  Bulflnger,  G.  B.  An  aer 
sanguini  pulmones  transeunti  misceatur;  —  De  effectu 
ealoris  vel  frigoris  subitanei  in  expanslonem  vel  contrac- 
tionem  vitrorum.  —  Gmelin,  J.  G.  De  radiis  articulatia 
lapidcis.  —  Buxbaum,  J.  C.  De  propagatione  fungorum 
per  radices;  —  De  periclymeno  humili  Xorwegico;  — 
Circa  quasdam  plantas  Ingricns.  —  Saltzmann,  ,T.  R. 
Obs.  anatomicse.  —  Jurin,  J.  Disq.  physicae  de  tabulis 
capillaribus,  cum  notin  G.  15.  Bultinger.  —  IIM.  Bayer. 
G.  8.  Chronologia  Scythica; —  Memorise  Scythieae  ad 
Alexandriim  Magnum ;  —  Klementa  litcniturae  Brah- 
manicie,  Tantrutanae,  Mungalica>.  —  Delisle,  J.  N.  Obs. 
astron.  —  Delisle,  L.  Obs.  astron. 
4,  5.  Wanting. 

6.  1732-33.  Math.  Krafft,  G.  W.  Obs.  solstitii 
aestivi  facta  Petropoli,  1730;  —  De  ungulis  cylindrorum 
varil  generis.  —  Euler,  I,.  Solutio  singularis  casus 
circa  tautochronismum.  —  Hermann,  J.  De  superricie- 
bns  nd  apquationes  locales  revocatis,  variisque  earum 
affectionibus.  —  Euler,  L.  Methodus  generalis  sum- 
mandi  progressions.  —  G.,  C.  Criteria  quaedam  aequa- 
tionum,  quarum  nulla  radix  rationally  est.  —  Euler,  L. 
De  theoremate  quodam  Fennatiano,  aliisque  ad  numeros 
primos  Rpcctan'.ibus.  —  Bernoulli,  D.  Theoremata  de 
oscillationibus  cor]>orum  tilo  Hexili  connexorum  et  cate 
nae  verticaliter  suspensae.  —  Euler,  L.  Problematis 
isoperirnetrici  in  latisnimo  sensu  accept!  solutio  generalis. 
—  Krafft,  G.  W.  De  lunulis  quadrabilibus  e  variarum 
curvarum  combinatione  ortiM.  —  Euler,  L.  Specimen 
dc  constructione  apquationum  differential! !im,  sine  inde- 
terminatarum  separatione ;  —  De  solutione  problematum 
diophantaeorum  per  numeros  integros.  —  Hermann,  .1. 
De  quadratura  curvarum  algebraicarnm  quarum  aequa- 
tiones  locales  coordinatas  sib!  invicem  permixtas  invol- 
vunt;  —  Suppl.  ad  schedam  in  mense  augusto  Actorum 
crud.  1719,  circn  problema  a  Tayloro  m  ithematicis  non 
Anglio  propositum,  editam.  —  Euler,  L.  De  formis 
radicum  aequationum  cujusque  ordinis  conjectatio ;  — 
Constructio  aequationis  differentialis.  —  Phyx,  D.,  J.  G. 
De  mutilatione  bracbiorum  in  puero,  cu.ius  torn.  in. 
comment,  facta  est  commemoratio,  diss.  anatom.-physio- 
logica?.  —  Weitbrecht,  J.  De  cordibus  villosis;  —  De 
circulatione  sanguinis.  —  D.,  J.  G.  Aortas  et  spinae 
dorsalis  mira  corruptio;  praemittuntur  animadv.  gene- 
rales  super  spinae  dorsalis  structuram.  —  Hint.  Bayer, 
G.  8.  De  literatura  Mangiurica;  —  De  lexico  Sinico 
Cu  gvey ;  —  De  Russorum  prima  expoditione  Constanti- 
nopolitana.  —  Antron.  Delisle,  J.  N.  Eclipses  satelli- 
tum  Jovis,  obs.  Petropoli,  1738. 

7.  1734-35.  Math.  Krafft,  G.  W.  De  canstica 
cycloidis ;  —  De  numeris  perfectis.  —  Bernoulli,  J.  De 
motu  corporum  se  invicem  percutientium.  —  Krafft,  G. 
W.  Enucleatio  problematis  astronomic!  a  C.  Delisle 
propositi;  —  Obs.  arithmetics  de  septenario.  —  Euler, 
L.  Solutio  problematis  arithmetici  de  inveniendo  nu- 
mero,  qui  per  dates  numeros  divisus,  relinquat  data 
residua;  —  De  motu  planetarum  et  orbitarum  determina- 
tione;  —  Determinatio  orbitae  Solaris;  — Solutio  pro 
blematum  quorundam  astronomicorum ;  —  De  minimis 
oscillationibus  corporum  tarn  rigidorum  quam  flexibil- 
ium,  methodiis  nova  et  facilis;  —  De  summis  serieru'n 
reciprocarum ;  —  De  linea  celerrimi  descensus  in  medio 
quocunque  resistente;  —  De  progressionibus  harmonicis 
observationes.  —  Bernoulli,  D.  Demonstrationes  theo. 
rematum  suorum  de  oscillationibus  corporum  rilo  flexili 
connexorum  et  catena?  verticaliter  suspense.  —  Euler, 
L.  De  inflnitis  curvis  ejusdem  generis  :  sen  methodus 
inveniendi  aequationes  pro  infinitis  curvis  ejusdem  gen 
eris;  —  Additamentnm  ad  disnertationem  de  infinitis 
curvis  ejusdem  generis.  —  Pliyx.  Duvernoy,  .T.  G. 
Circa  Ktructur.im  thymi ;  —  De  aspeetu  ct  conformatione 
varia  vasorum  sanguineorum  in  diversis  particulis  ven- 
triculi;  —  Continuatio  obs.  anatom.  —  Schreiber,  J.  F. 
Obs.  anatom.  practicae.  —  Weitbrecht,  J.  De  muta- 
tionibtis  caloris  et  fria-oris  aqune  fluentis.  —  Krafft,  G. 
W.  De  duobus  lapidihus  figuratis;  —  De  invenienda 
distantia  macularum  solarium  a  sole.  —  Weitbrecht,  J. 
De  cirenlatione  sangui  is;  —  Obs.  anatom.  ad  historlam 
et  actioncm  musculorum  frontalium.  occipitnlium,  palpe- 
brarum  faciei.  —  ffixt.  Bayer,  G.  8.  Eli'menta  Cal- 
mucica ;  —  D™  Venedis  et  Eridano  fluvio.  —  De  Confucii 
libro  'Chun  gieu*. 

8.  1736.  Math.  Euler,  L.  Methodus  universalis 
serierum  convergentium  summas  qur>m  proxime  inveni 
endi  ;  —  Inventio  summar-  cujusque  seriei  ex  dato  termino 
general!;  —  Investigitio  binarum  curvarum,  qnarum 
arcus  eidem  abscissa?  rcspondente*  summam  ;>lgebr;iicam 
constituant;  —  De  oseillntionibus  fili  flexilis  quotuncque 
pondusculis  onusti ;  —  Methodus  mmputandi  a?quatio- 
nem  meridiei :  —  De  constructione  aequationum  ope 
motus  tracto'ii.  al'isque  ad  metbodum  targentium  inver- 
«am  pertlneniibus ;  —  Sclutio  problematum  rtctificatio- 


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nom  ellipsis  rcquirontium.  —  Bernoulli,  D.  DC  legibus 
quibusdam  meehanicis,  quas  natura  constanter  atl'ectat, 
noiuhiin  dcscriptis,  earumque  usu  hydrodynamico  pro 
deterniinanda  vi  venae  aqueao  contra  planuni  incurrentis 
ab  auctoribus  fallaci  induct!*  experimento  falso  aestimata  : 
Pars  j.;  —  Pars  n.,  in  qua  legum  istarum  usus  hjdro- 
dynamicus  ostenditur.  —  Euler,  L.  Solutio  problematis 
ad  geometriam  situs  pertinentis ;  —  Theorcmatum  quo- 
rundam  ad  numcros  primes  spectantium  demon  strati  o; 

—  Methodus  universalis  series  sunimandi  ulterius  pro- 
mota;   —   Curvarum  maximi  minimive  proprietate  gau- 
duntium  inventio  nova  et  facilis.   —  J'/njx.     Amman,  J. 
De  tieubus  e  trunco  arboris  enatis.  —  Wolf,  C.    Do  poino 
ex  trunco  arboris  enato  diss.,  in  qua  varia  traduntur  ad 
theoriam  vegetationis  plantarum  apprime  facientia.   — 
Amman,  J.      De  meliloto  siliqua  membranacea   com- 
pressa;  —  Quinque  nova  plantarum  genera.  —  Krafft, 
G.  W.      De  tigura  terrae,  diss.  i. ;   —  "De  vi  venae  aqueae 
contra  planuni  incurrentis  experimenta.  —  Weitbrecht, 
J.      Tentamen    theories,    qua   ascensus   aquas   in    tubis 
capillaribus  explicatur;  —  De  thermometris  concordan- 
tibus;  —  Cogitationinn  physiologicurum  de  circulstione 
ganguinis,    de    quantitate    motus    sanguinis.     —     Hint. 
Bayer,  G.  8.    De  numo  Musei  Imperatorii  Amideno;  — 
De   duobus    diadematibus    in    Museo    Imperatorio ;   — 
Origines  liussicae.   —  Axtron.      Poleni,   G.,  marc/iese. 
De    Fompeiis   epistola,   qua    nonnullae    obs.  astron.   et 
meteorol.   continentur ;  —  Obs.    aurora?  borcalis,   visas 
nocte  insequente  diem  2'.)  Marti!  1739;  —  Obs.   eclipsis 
solis,   4  kal.  Jan.  1740;   —   Obs.  lunaris  eclipsis,  Jan. 
1740;  —  Observatio. 

9.  1737.     Math.     Bernoulli,  J.     Diss.  hydraulica  de 
motu  aquarum   per  vasa  aut  per  canales  quamcunque 
flguram  habentes   lliientium.  —   Euler,  L.     De  coinmu- 
nicatione  motus  in  collisione   corporum  sese  non  directe 
percutientium.  —  Krafft,  G.  \V.     Specimen  algebra?  ad 
aivhitecturam   milit.   applicatse.  —  Euler,    L.     De  COH- 
structione  Bequationum;  —  De  fractionibus  continuis.  — 
Moula,  F.     13  e  maximis  intigiiris  rcctilineis.  —  Euler,  L. 
Variae  obs.  circa  series  infinites.   —   Bernoulli,  D.     De 
variatione  motuuin  a  percussione  excentrica.  —  Euler, 
L.     Solutio  problematic  geom.  circa  lunulas  a  circulis 
furmatas ;  —  De  variis  modis  circuli  quad  rat  n  rain  numcris 
proxime  experimendi.   —  Phyx.      Krafft,  G.  W.      De 
thermometris  diss.  expcrimentalis.   —   Weitbreoht,  J. 
Obs.  anatom.   ad   historiam   et  actionem   museulorum, 
labiorum,  ossis  hyoidis,  faucium  linguae,  laryngis  perti- 
ncntes ;  —  Observata  inscctione  juvenis  1735,  cu  jus  manus 
et  pedes   monstrosi   erant ;   —   Explicatio   dimcillorum 
cxperimentorum  circa  ascensum  aquae  in  tubos  capillares. 

—  Amman,  J.      DC   alsinauthuno   thalii,  seu   trientali 
herba  J.  Bauhinl ;  —  De  betula  pumila,  folio  subrotundo. 

—  Krafft,  G.  W.       Obs.   meteorol.   1720-36;    —    Obs. 
meteorol.  1737  institutae.   —    Ilixt.      Bayer,  G.  S.     Geo- 
grapbia  Kussiac  vicinarumque  regionum,  circitor  948  ex 
Constantino  Porphyrogenneta.  —  Axtron.     Heinsius,  G. 
Obs.  eclipsis  lunaris  8  8ept.  1737. 

10.  1738.     Math.    Euler,  L.     De  bilancibus.   —Ber 
noulli,    N.    Inquisitio  in  summam  seriei  i  +  4  +  5  + 
,1.  -4-  .}--,  ftr.  — Euler,  L.    De  motu  cymbarum  rcmis  pro- 
pulsaVum  in  fluviis;  —  De  aequationibus  dirTerentialibus, 
qusc  certis  tantum  casibus  integrationem  admittunt.  — 
Krafft,  G.  W.    Solutiones  trium  problematum  astronom. 

—  Euler,  L.      De  machinarum  tain  simplicium  quam 
compositarum   usu   maxime   lucroso.    —    Bernoulli,  J. 
Compend.  anal,  pro  inventione  vis  centralis  in  orbibus 
mobilibus   planetarum.   —  Euler,  L.       De   attractione 
corporum  gphseroldico-ellipticorum.  —  B.,  D.   Comment, 
de  immutatione  et  extensione   principii   conservations 
viriuin  vivarum,   qua?  pro   motu    corporum   coelestium 
requiritur.   —   Euler,    L.       Theorematum   quorumdnm 
arithmeticorum  demonstrationes.  —  Bernoulli,  D.    Com- 
mentationes  de  statu  aequilibrii  corporum  humido  in*i- 
dentium.  —  Euler,  L.     Solutio  problematic  ciijusdam  a 
D.  Bernoullio  proposiii.  —  Krafft,  G.  W.    De  rcflexione 
lucis,  in  transitu  per  medium  diaphanum  oriunda  exper. 
et  explic. ;   —   De   novo   oscillationum  gcnere.   —   Ber 
noulli,  J.     Diss.  hydraulica?:  cont.  mc'thodum  dircctam 
solvendi     omnia     problemata    hydraulica,     quaeeunque 
de   aquis    per  canales    cujuaounque    tigurae    tluentibiis 
formari  ac  proponi  possum.  —  Weitbrecht,  J.     Solutio 
problematic   physiolog.   —  Amman,  J.       De   filicactro 
novo  plantarum  genere,  aliisque  minus  notis  rarioribus 
rilieum  specicbus.  —  Gmelin,  .T.  G.     De  frigore  et  calore 
glaciei,  nivis,  et  aquae.  —  Amman,  J.     Desrriptio  camel  i 
Bactriani  binis  in  dorso  tuberibuc,  e  scriptis  1).  G.  Mes- 
serscbmidii  collecta.  —  Hint.     Bayer,  G.  S.     Geogrnphiii 
liussiao,  !)48.   —   Mueller,  G.  K.     De  scriptis  Taniniticis 
in  Sibiria  repertis  commentatio.   —   Axtron.      Heinsius, 
G.    De  transitu  lunseperHyadcs  '221)ec.  1737/2  Jan.  173H. 

11.  1739.     Math.     Euler,  I>.      Dt>  productis   ex   infi- 
nitis   factoribus  ortis;  —  De  fractionibus  cont:nuis;  — 
Determinatio  caloris  et   frigoris  graduum   pro  singulis 
terrce  locis  ac  temporibus.  —  Bernoulli,  D.     DJ  moti'ous 


oscillatoriis  corporum  humido  insidentium.  —  Euler,  L. 
Consideratio  progressionis  cujusdam  ad  circuli  quadra- 
turam  inveniendam  idoneae;  —  De  novo  genere  oscilla 
tionum  ;  —  Explicatio  phaenomenorum  qua?  a  motn  lucis 
successivo  oriuntur;  —  Methodus  facilis  compiitandi 
angulorum  sinus  ac  tangcntes,  t.nn  naturales,  quam 
artiticiales.  —  Pliys.  Kratf't,  G.  W.  De  vi  vena-  aqucao 
contra  planuni  ineurrcntis  experimenta  ;  —  Obs.  meteorol. 
1738  ;  —  Obs.  meteorol.  1739  ;  —  Schediasma  de  veiitorum 
observatione  quotidiana,  per  integrum  imiierium  liitssi- 
cum,  institueuda,  cum  maximo  scieutiae  meteorol.  emol- 
nniento.  —  Krafft,  G.  W.  De  machini.s  cimplicibus;  — 
Specimen  cmcndatoris  theorize  ordinmn  an-hiteeonico- 
rum.  —  Amman,  J.  DC  fungo  insolitae  inagiiitudinis  :  — 
Descr.  et  icon  nova?  Bcrmudian:e  speeivi.  —  I/ixt. 
Bayer,  G.  S.  De  Vestriiio  Spurinna  lyrico  et  ejus 
fragmentis;  —  DC  hyperboreis.  —  Axtron.  Delisle,  J. 
K.  Obs.  astron.  in  specula  A  cad.  Imp.  Sci.,  l":5'.)-l.").  — 
Heinsius,  G.  Obs.  occult.  1'alilicii  a  luna  21  Sept./ 
2  Oct.  1738;  —  Obs.  trans,  luna?  ad  Palilicium  -J/1G  Mart. 
1739. 

12.  1740.     Math.     Euler,  L.      Investigatio  ciirvarmn 
quae  evolutae  sui  similes  producunt;  —  I).-  scriebus  t|iii- 
busdam  considerationes.   —   Bernoulli,!).      Comment, 
de   oscillationibus  compositis,  pr;esertim  iisquie  limit  in 
eorpdrihus  ex  rilo  llexili  cuspensis.  —  Euler,  L.     Kmeu- 
datio  tabularum  astron.  per  loca  planetarum  grocenlrica. 

—  Winsheim,  C.  N.  von.      Determinatio  exa.-tior  grad 
uum  paralelorum  aequatoris  et  meridian!,  in  ligura  tellu- 
ris  bypotheticc  spluerica,  aut  (prouti  per  recentissimam 
dimensionem  stabilitur)   sphaoroide.   —   I'hiju.      Kratt't, 
G.  W.      De  loco  i'naginis  puncti  radiantis  in  speculum 
curvilineum;  —   De  corporum  piano  inclinato  imposito- 
rum   descensu;   —   De   viribus    attraclionis    magnetic:o 
experimenta.  —  Amman,  J.     Descriptio  cassi;e  Ameri- 
canae  procumbentis,  herbaceae,  mimosaa  foliis,  floribus 
parvis,  fdiquis  augustis,  planis.    —    Gellert,  C.  E.      De 
phainomcnis  plumbi   fusi  in  tubis   capillaribus:   —    De 
tubis    capillaribus   prismatieis.   —   Wilde,  J.  C.       Obs. 
anatom.  rariorcs;  —  De  reuibus  suceentnriatis  in  puero 
disquisitis  notata.  —  Axtron.    Heinsius,  G.     Obs.  eclip 
sis  Solaris  24  Jul.  /4  Aug.  1739;   —   Obs.  transitus  lunie 
ad  Saturnum,  20  April/  1  May,  1740;   —   De  deelinati.i- 
num  syderum  detc  rminatione  absque  exaeta  elevationis 
aequatoris  cognitionc. 

13.  1741-43.     Math.     Euler,  L.     Kxcerpta  ex  litteris 
a  D.  Bernoulli;  —  De  extractione  radicum  ex  quantitati- 
bus  irratioualibus.   —   Bernoulli,  J.     Problema  aualyti- 
cum.   —   Euler,  L.      Obs.  analvticae  varia:  de  combina- 
tionibus.  —  Bernoulli,  I).     De  motu  mixto  quo  corpora 
spha>roidica  super  piano  inclinato  descendunt.  —  Krafft, 
G.   W.       Addilamentum   diss.    de   corp.    piano   impos. 
descensu.   —   Bernoulli,  D.      De  vibrationibus  et  sono 
laminarum  elasticaruin.   —   Krafft,  G.  W.       Peripheral 
circuli  mechanice  dupllciter  rectiricata.  —  Euler,  L.     De 
motu  oscillatorio  corporum  flexibilium.  —  Bernoulli,  D. 
De  sonis  multifariis,  quos  laminae  elastieae  diversimodc 
edunt,   disq.   mechan.-geometricae.   —    Euler,    L.       De 
descensu  corporum  super  piano  inclinato  aspero;  —  De 
motn  corporum  super  piano  horizontal!  aspero.  —  Kraff't, 
G.  W.    DC.  methodis  borologia  solaria  promte  delineandi. 

—  Heinsius,  G.      De  orbitarum  apparentiis.   —   Rich- 
mann,  G.  W.      De  proticieudis  tnappic  geograpbicis.  — 
Winsheim,  C.  N.  von.      De  Interpolatione  simplici.  — 
Krafft,  G.  W.     Obs.  meteorol.  1740.   —   Weitbrecht,  J. 
Tentamen  explicandi  dilatationem  et  eontractionem  pu- 
pilhc.  —  Duvernoy,  .1.  G.     De  glandulis  renalibuc  Kus- 
tachii.  —  Krafft,  G.  W.     Obs.  meteorol.  1741.  —  Gellert, 
C.  E.     De  densitatc  mixtorum  ex  metallic  et  semimetallis 
fac.torum.  —  Amman,  J.     De  lapatho  Oriental!,  frutice 
huniili  flore  puleliro  inst.  r.  h.  cor.  —  JIM.    Schulze,  J. 
II.    DC  Alcibiade  certaminis  curulis  Olymjiici  apud  Kleos 
victorc ;  —  De  Gandisapora  Persarum  quondam  academia 
medica  obs.  hist.  —  Axtron.    Heinsius,  G.    Obs.eclipsfos 
lunzB   partialis   21   Dec.  1740 /I  Jan.  1741;   —   Eclipses 
satellitum  Jovis  a  mense  Martio  usque  ad  fincm  174,);  — 
Transitus  lunao  ad  Jovem  2/13  Sept.  1740. 

14.  1741-4(5.    Math.    Euler,  L.     Methodus  integrand! 
formulas     differenliales    rationales    unicam    variabilem 
involventcs.  —  Krafft,  G.  W.     1>>  snperrlci^  cylindri  et 
coni  si'alenorum.  —  Euler,  L.      Methodus  facilior  atque 
expeditior  integrand!  formulas  ditt'erentiales  rationales; 

—  Theoremata  circa  divisores  numeroriim  in  hac  fur. na 
paa-^qhb   eontentorum;    —  De    motu    eorp  iruiu     Me- 
xibilium.  —  I'/ii/n.     Duvernoy,  J.  G.     Animadversioues 
variae   in   erinaceorum   terrestrium   anatomeii ;    quorum 
nonuullaB    mine   ad    striK-turam    vesieularein   visrcriun, 
nonnullie  ad  uovoriim  renum  succenturlatorum  illustra- 
tionem  portinent.  —  Weitbrecht,  J.    De  pituita  glutinosa 
laryngis.  —  Krafft,  G.  W.     De  calore  et  frigore  experi- 
meuta  varia;  —  Obs.  meteorol.  1742;  —   Obs.  met  nr>>l. 
1743;  —  De  densitate  metallorum  secum  permixturam. 

—  Richmann,  G.  W.      Qua  ratione  Instrumental!!,  quo 
quantitas  aquae,  calore  atraosphaarse  natural!  ex  superticic 


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aqua-  certa  in  aerem  elevatap,  commode  mensuratur, 
eonstrui  debeat. — Weitbrecht,  J.  DeveraBignlflcatione 

proceHsuum  niamillarium  cercbrl.  —  Lomonosof,  M.  V. 
De  tincturis  mctallormn.  —  Richmann,  G.  AV.  De 
clectricitate  in  corporibus  produccnda  nova  tentomlna. 

—  llixt.     Schulze,  J.  II.     Duo  iiumi  Gelenslnm  illus- 
trati;    —   Nnnii  Trajani  et  Justinian!  Augg.  qnibus  bar- 
bati  exhibcntur;  —  Oak-rue  Valeriae  Am,',  nuinl  illustrati ; 

—  Nmmis   Marclanopolltarum  deecrlptus;    —    Nunum 
Oyrena-orum  Ptolmseo  Inscrlptus ;  —  Numw  Neapollta- 
rum    explicatus;    —   Denarius    argenteus    arable!!!    ex 
plicatus.  —  Antrim.    Heinsius,  G.    De  situ  geographlco 
Jakuti  urliis  Sibiria;  ad  tluvium  Lenam  sitae. 

—  Novi  conunentarii,  1747-75.     Petrop.,  1750-7G. 

20  v.  4°. 

Content*.    Vol.  1.     1747-4S.     Summarium  dissertatio- 
nutn.    —    Math.      Euler,  L.      De   suprrticie   conorum 
scalcnorum,  aliurumque  corporum  cotiicoruin ;  —  Theo- 
remata  circa  divisores  nunurorum; —  Variae  demonstra- 
tioues   geomclrica:;   —   De   propagations   pulsuum   per 
medium  elasticum ;  —  Examen  artiticii  naves  a  principio 
motus  internu  propellendi,  quod  quondam  ab  acutissimo 
viro   J.    Bernoulli   est    propositum.    —    Krafft,   G.  W. 
Diss.  geometrica  de  problematibus  aliquot  conieis  per 
analysin  concinne  solvendis ;  —  Demonstratlones  duorura 
tbeorematum  geometricorum.   —   J'/iys.  math.      Krafft, 
G.  W.     Obs.  meteorol.,  1745, 46,  T ubiiigae.  —  Richinann, 
O.  W.     J)e  quantitate  caloris.  qua?  post  miscelam  tluido- 
rum,  certo  gradu  ealidorum  oriri  debet,  cog.tationes ;  — 
Formula;    pro    gradu   excessus   caloris,   supra   gradum 
caloris  mixti  ex  nive  et  sale  ammoniaco,  post  miscelam 
duarum  massarum  aquearum,  diverso  gradu  calidarum, 
oontinnatio   per   experimental   —   Inquisitio    in    legem, 
secundem  quam  ealor  lluidi  in  vase  content!,  eerto  tcm- 
poris   intcrvallo,    in   temperie    aeris    constanter   eadem 
deerescit  vel  erescit,  et  deteetio  cjus  simulque  thcnnome- 
trorum  perfecte  eoncordantium  construendi  ratio  bine 
dedueta;  —  Tentnmen  legem  evaporatlonis  aquas  calidae 
in  aere  frigidiori  constant!*  temperiei  definiendi.  —  Lo- 
monosof,  M.  V.      Mcditatationes  de  caloris   ct  frigoris 
causa;  —  Tentamen  theoriae  de  vi  aeris  elastiea;  —  Dies. 
de  aetione  menstniorum  chymieorum  in  genere;  —  De 
niolu  aeris  in  t'odinis  observato.   —  Richmann,  G.  W. 
De  insigni  paradoxo  pbysico  aere  scilicet  in  1837  volu- 
minis   partein   gelascerite   reducto,   ttc.\    —    Tentamen 
explicandi  phenomenon  paradoxon,  scil.   thermometro 
mercurial!  ex  aqua  cxtracto  mercuriam   in  aere,  aqua 
calidiuri,  descendere  et  ostendere  temperiem  minus  eali- 
dam  ac  aeris  ambientis  est.  —  Kratzenstein,  C.  G.     Me 
chanic®   c<clestis    specimen  priraum,  eontinens   novam 
tubos  longiores  eommodissime  tractandi  metbodutn.  — 
Lomonosof,  M.  V.     Supplementum  ad  meditationes  dc 
vi  aeris  elastica.   —  Phys.      Boerhaave,  A.  K.      Hist. 
aiiai i miica  ovis  pro  bermapbrodito  bahiti.  —  Weitbrecht, 
J.    De  utero  muliebri  observ.  anatomicae.  —  Boerhaave, 
A.  K.     Obs.  anatom.  —  Krascheninnikof,  S.     Descrip. 
rariorum  plantarum.   —   Axtron.      Euler,  L.      De  motu 
nodorum  lunie  ejusque  inclinationis  ad  ecliptieam  varia- 
tione ;  —  Quantum  motus  terrae  a  luna  perturbetur  aecu- 
ratius  inquiritur.  —  Krafft,  G.  W.    Obs.  eclipseos  solaria 
25  Jul.  1748.  —  Winsheim,  C.  N.  von.     De  aberratione 
fixarum.  —   Heinsius,  G.     Obs.  aliquot  cnelestes  IJpsia? 
habitae  1746;   —  (,'ontin.  obs.  astron.  Lipsiae   habitarum 
1746;  —  Contin.  obs.  Lipsiensium,  1747.  —  Obs.  eelipsis 
Solaris  25  Jul.  1.48.   —   Braun,   J.  A.,  and  Popof,  N. 
Obs.  eelipsiis  soils  1-1/25  Julii  1748  in  observatorio  Imp. 
reparato  I'etroburgi ;  —  Obs.  eelipsis  luna?  29  Jul.  1748. 
2.    17411.    Math.   Euler,  L.     De  rednc.  linearum  curva- 
ruin  ad  areus  circulares.   —  Krafft,  G.  W.      Indagatio 
focorum  in  omnibus  curvis  possibilibus.   —   Euler,  L. 
Holutio  probli-matis  dilHcillimi  a  Fermatio  propositi.  — 
Winsheim,  C.  X.  von.    De  numeris  pert'ectis. —  Krafft, 
G.  W.      De  numeris  amicabilibus  atque  aliis  ad   bane 
doctrinam  cpectantibus.  —  l'/iux.  mut/i.     Richmann,  G. 
^'.     Almometri  s.  macbinae  bydrostat.  ad  evap.  aquae 
certae  temperiei  mensurandam  apta?  constrnetio  talis,  ut 
ope  illius  <lecrementum  paueorum  granoruin  obs.  et  lex 
evap.  contirmari  possit. —  Lomonosof,  M.'V.  Anemome- 
tum  Mimmam  celcrritatum  cujusvis  venti  et  simul  varia- 
tiones  directionum  illius  indicans.  —  Richmann,  G.  ^y. 
Inquisitio  in  rationem  pbsrnomeni  cur  aqua  profunda  in 
vasis   bomogeneae   materiae    plus    evaporet   quam   aqua 
minus  profunda  et  eontirmatio  experimento  nova  ratione 
instituto;  —  De  evaporatione  ex  aqua  frigidiori  aere  obs. 
et  consectaria;   —   Experimenta  de  compressione  aeris 
imprimis  per  aquam  in  bombis  conglaciatam ;  —  Usus 
legis  deerimenti  oaloris  ad  definiendam  mediam  ciTto 
teuiporis  intcrvallo  temperiem  aeris  ostensus,  et  instru- 
mentum  meteorologicum  novum  media;  temperiei  aeris 
inveniendae   inserviens;   —   De   barometro.  cujus   scala 
variatlonls  inslgnlter  augerl  ]>otest ;  item  de  libra  baro- 
metrica  et  barometro  hydraulk-o  eogi'.ationes.  —  Kratz 
enstein,  C.  G.     Staterae  geograpbiea;  et  nauticu)  deserip- 


tio;  —  Remigii  noviter  invent!  ad  naves  onerarias 
promovendas  descri]>tio;  —  Horoloiril  pirpetuo  mobilis 
descriptio  una  cum  modo  eonxtruendi  borolc  gia  portntilia 
et  eylindrigera,  ut  sub  elevatione  pondcris  vel  inteimione 
elateris  motnm  siuim  continuint.  —  1'hyx.  Kraflt,  G. 
\V.  De  vegetatione  plantarum  experimenta  et  eonsceta- 
ria ;  —  Additamentum.  —  Boerhaave,  A.  K.  Obs. 
anatom.  museuii  in  peetore  praeternaturalit  et  varii  in 
diversis  e</rporibus  invent!.  —  Krascheninnikof,  8.  De 
aeere  foliis  oblonge  eordatis  inaequaliter  serratif.  — 
Steller,  G.  \V.  De  bestiis  marinix.  —  Axtron.  Hein 
sius,  G.  Obs.  eelipsis  luna-  partialis  8  Aug.  1748.  — 
Popow,  X.  Metbodus  obs.  eclipses  luminarium. 

3.  1750-51.  —  Summarium.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  Metb 
odus  eeqiiationes  dif.  altiorurn  graduum  integrand!  ult. 
promota;  —  Deserierumdeterminatione,  si  unova  metbo- 
dus  inveniendi  tcrtnlnos generates  sericrum  ;  —  (,'onside- 
ratio  quarumdam  sericrum,  quse.  singularibux  proprieta- 
tibus  sunt  prsedita-.  —  Krafft,  <i.  W.  De  divisoribus  nu- 
mcrorum  indagandis.  —  Euler,  L.  DC  partitiono  numero- 
rum.  —  Kulin,  II.  Meditationes  de  quantitatibus  imagi- 
nariis  construendls  et  radicibus  imaginariis  exbibcndis. 

—  Euler,  L.   Solutio  probli  matis  gcom. ;  —  De  perturba- 
tione  motus  planetarum  ab  eorum  figura  non  s]>hH'rica 
oriunda;  —  De  niaebinis  in  genere ;  —   De  motu  tauto- 
clirono    pendulornin     compositorum.    —    Phyx.    ninth. 
Richmann,  G.  \V.      De  argento  vivo  calorcm   eek-rius 
reeipiente    et    celerius    perdente    quam    multa    iluida 
leviora,  experimenta  et  cogitationcs;  —  De  ratione  calo- 
rum  et  ratione  densitatis  rauiorum  directorum  ad  densi- 
tatem  per  lentem   refractorum  definienda   cogitationes. 

—  Euler,  L.     Kineiidatio  laternas  magica;  ac  mieroscopii 
Solaris.    —    Kratzenstein,   C.  G.      Annolationes   circa 
constructionem  horologii  nmririi.  —  Krafft,  (T.  VV.     Ob- 
servationes  meteorol. /J'ubingae,  1747— 19.  —  Phys.   Schrei- 
ber,  J.  F.       Obs.  anatom.   practicae   commnnicata?.  — 
Steller,  G.  \V.      Obs.   hist,   piscium   concernentes.  — 
Axtroii.      Krafft,  G.  W.      Summarium   obs.   eclipscos 
Solaris  8  Jan.  1750,  Tubingae.   —   Heinsius,  G.      Obs. 
eelip.*is  lunae  totalis  19  Jan.  1750,  Lipsi;e  babita;  —  Obs. 
Lipsiensium  1748  habitarum  eontinuatio.  —  Krasilnikof, 
A.     Obs.  astronom.  eclipsium  satellitum  Jovis  duranto 
exped.  Kamtzatkicnsi  in  diversis  Siberia)  loeis  habitie. 

4.  1752-53.      Summarium.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.      De 
numeris  qui  sunt  aggregata  duoruin  quadratorum ;  — De 
constructione  aptissima  molarum  alatarum  ;  —  Elementa 
doetrinae  solidorum;  —  Demonstatio  nonnullarum  insig- 
niuni  proprietatum  quibus  solida  bedris  plana  inclusa 
sunt  praedita;  —  De  motu  corporum  ccelestium  a  viribus 
quibuscunque  perturbato.   —   Phys.  math.      Krafft,  <r. 
W.     Kesolutiones  problematum  spectantium  ad  arcbi- 
tecturam   civilem.   —  Richmann,   G.   W.      De  virtute 
magnetica;   —   Inquisitio  in   deerementa  et  increment! 
caloris  solidorum  in  aere;    —   Tentamen  solutionem  in 
diversa  temperie  ad  mensuram  reducendi;  —  Tentamen 
rationem  ealorum  lenibus  et  thermometris  definiendi;  — 
De  indice  electricitatis  et  de  e.jus  usu.   —   Phy>t.      Boer 
haave,  A.   K.       De   cobaisione  solidorum    in   corpore 
animali.  —  Gmelin,  J.  G.      Mus  aquaticus  exotieus;  — 
Rupicapra  eornubus  arientinis;  —  Deseriptio  animalis 
moscbiferi,   kabarga   diet!.    —    Steller,  G.  W.       Obs. 
quaedam  iiidos  et  ova  avium  concernentes.   —   Braun,  J. 
A.    Obs.  meteorol.,  1744-47.  —  Grischow,  A.  N.     Metbo 
dus  investigandi  parallaxin  lunae,  etc. '.    —   Obs.  insoliti 
luminis  australis  1'etropoli  babiUi.  —Heinsius,  G.     Obs. 
Lipsiae  habitae,  1749. 

5.  1754-55.  Summarium.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.  Demon- 
stratio   theorematis   Fermentiani  omncm  numerum  pri- 
mum  formae  4n  +  1  esse  summam  duoruin  quadratorum; 

—  Obs.  de  summis  divisorum;  —  De  methodo  Dioplian- 
teao  analoga  in  analysi  inh'nitorum.   —    Krafft,  G.  W. 
De   curvis   funiculariis   et   eatenariis,  etc.   —   Euler,  L. 
Subsidium  calculi  sinuum;  —  De  seriebus  divergentibus. 

—  Krafft,  G.  W.      De  problcmatibus  quibusdam  calculi 
integralis.  —  Phys.-math.  Euler,  L.     De  cochlea  Arcbi- 
medis  ;  — De  aptissima  tigura  rotarum  dcntibus  tribucnda. 

—  Phy*.    Hebenstreit,  J.<'.     Alkekengi  calyce  profunde 
diviso  friictu   sicco;  —  Thlaspi   siliculis  ellipticis  foliis 
lanceolato-linearibusintcgirrimi.1.  —  Gmelin,  J.  G.  Ani- 


rt  .  *^l .      DOIUIIO  IMJV1  prou.  a.*u<>ll.  ,  —  r^mn  Mill  IUUUIMI  11111 

lunarium  ex  eclipsibiis  solis,  1748,  25  Jul.  et  1750.  8  Jan. 

—  Heinsius,  G.      Obs.   astron.    1751,   Lipsiae.  —  Obs. 
astron.  1'ekini  habitae  a  RR.  pp.  Gallis  s.j. 

6.  1756-57.  Summarium. —  Math.  Euler,  L.  Methodus 
inveniendi  inh'nitas  curvas  isoperimetrieas.  etc.',  — De 
integr.itione  aequationis  ditierentialis;  —  Obs.  de  com- 
paratione  arcuum  curvarum  irrectiticabilium ;  —  De 
problematibus  indeterminatis  qua;  videntur  plus  quam 
determinata ;  —  De  expressione  intcgraliuin  per  i'actorcs ; 

—  Solutio  gener^-.l'.s  quorundam  problematum  dio])ban- 
ta'orum  qua.-  vulgo  nonni»i  sohltiones  specifies  admitterc 


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videntur;  —  De  usu  observationum  In  mathesi  pura.  — 
Phys.  math.  Euler,  L.  De  frictione  corporum  rotan- 
tium;  —  Principia  motus  fluidorum;  —  De  motu  et  re- 
actione  aquae  per  tubos  mobiles  transfluentis  ;  —  Tenta- 
men  theoriae  de  frictione  fluidorum.  —  Krafft,  G.  W. 
Explicatio  experimenti  paradox!  de  ascensu  coni  dupli- 
cis  in  altum  spontaneo.  —  Segner,  J.  A.  von.  Sector  cat- 
adioptricus.  —  Phys.  Bulffinger,  G.  B.  Obs.  botanicae 
etuna  iridis  multiplicis.  —  Braun,  J.  A.  Obs.  raeteorol. 
in  diversis  Siberiae  locis  1734-41.  —  Grischow,  A.  N. 
Investigatio  parallaxeos  lunse  observationibus  aliquot 
1752  Petropoli  et  in  promontorio  Bonas  Spei  ex  compacto 
habitas  innixa;  —  Obs.  eclipseos  lunaris  partialis  quas 
contigit  16/27  Mar.  1775,  habita  in  insula  ffisilia.  — 
Popof,  N.,  and  Krasilnikof,  A.  Obs.  eclipseos  lunaris 
Petropoli  in  observatorio  astron.  Mar.  17,  1755.  —  Hein- 
sius,  G.  Mercurius  in  sole  visus,  Lipsiae,  6  Mail  1753.  — 
Grischow,  A.  N.  Additamentum  ad  pracedentem  diss. 

7.  1758-59.     Summarium.  —  Math.     Euler,  L.     Spec 
imen  altcrum  method!  novae  quantitates  transcendentes 
inter  se  comparand! :  de  comparalione  arcuum  ellipsis; 

—  Theoremata  circa  residua  ex  divisione  potestatum  re- 
licta ;  —  Specimen  novae  method!  eurvarum  quadraturas 
et  rectiflcationes  aliasque  quantitates  transcendentes  se 
comparandi;   —  Demonstratio    theorematis    et    solutio 
problematis  in  Actis  erud.  Lipsiensibus  propositorum ; 

—  De  aequationibus  differentialibus  secundi  gradus.  — 
Segner,  J.  A.  von.     Enumeratio  modorum  quibus  figuras 
planae  rectilinear  per  diagonales  dividuntur  in  triangula; 

—  Methodus  omnes  omnium  aequationem  radices  dete- 
gendi.  —  Frisi,  P.     De  problematis  quibusdam  isoperi- 
metricis.  —  Phyx.  math.    Zeiher,    E.     De   quibusdam 
circa    lentes    causticas    et    specula    ustoria    emendatis 
et  noviter  inventis.  —  Kotelnikof,  S.     Phaenomenorum 
iridis    seu   arcus  coelestis   disq.    —   jEpinus,    F.   M.  U. 
T.    Descr.  novorum   experimentorum  electricorum ;  — 
Obs.   optica  de  mutabilitate   diametri  apparentis  fora- 
minis  angusti  oculo  propinqui.  —  Zeiher,  J.  E.    Acus 
novae  declinatorias   descriptio.  —  Phys.   Linne,   C.  von. 
Kitraria  planta   obscura    explicata.   —   Koelreuter,   J. 
G.    Polypi  marini ;  —   Zoophyti   marini  e   coralllorum 
generc  historia; —  Descr.  tubiporae,  Maris  Alb!  indige 
nes;  —  Brann,  J.  A.      Obs.  meteorol.,  1'etropoli,  1755- 
56.  —  Axtron.     Heinsius,  G.     De  refractionibus  in  oris 
septentrionalibus.  —  Grischow,  A.  N.     Relatio  observa- 
tionum  et  exper.  quorum  instituendorum  iter,  1757,  in 
insulam  Osiliam  susceptum  occasionem  praebuit. 

8.  1760-61.     Summarium.  —  Math.   Euler,  L.    De  in- 
tegratione  aequationum   ditt'erentialium ;  —  Solutio  pro 
blematis  de  investigationetriumnumerorum  quorum  tarn 
Bumma  quam  productum  nee  non  summa  productorum 
ex  binis  sint  numeri  quadrati ;  —  Theoremata  arithmet- 
ica  nova  methodo  demonstrata;  —  Consideratio  formu- 
larum  quarum  integratio  per  arcus  sectiorum  conicarum 
absolvi  potest;   —   Constructio    aequationis    dift'erentio- 
dilferentialis ;  —  Annotationes  in  locum  quondam  Car- 
tesii  ad  circuli  quadraturam  spectantem.  —  /Epinus,  F. 
M.  U.  T.     Demonstratio  generalis  theorematis  Newton 
ian!  de  binomio  ad  potentiam  indeflnitam  elevando ;  — 
De   functionum    algebraicarum    integrarum    factoribus 
tririomialibus  realibus.  —  Rumofski,    8.      Solutio  pro 
blematic  cujusdam  ad  maxima  minimave  pertinentis.  — 
Phys.  math.    Euler,  L.      Dilucidatioues  de  resistentia 
fluidorum;  —  Principia    theories    machinarum;   —   De 
motu  et  attritu'lentium  dum  super  catinis  poliuntur. — 
jEpinus,  F.  M.  U.  T.     De  nova  vectis  proprietate.  — 
Zeiher,  J.  E.     Descriptio  instrument!  nautis  barometri 
ad  instar  inscrvituri;  —  Duarum  machinarum  unius  ad 
perflcienda  quaedam   instruments,  Germ.  Riindeleisen, 
alterius  ad  cochleas  innnitas  exscindendas   idoneae,  de- 
scriptio;  —  Acus  nauticas  novas  descriptio.  —  Kotelni 
kof,  S.     De  aequilibrio  virium  corporibus  adplicatarum; 

—  De  commoda  acus  declinatorias  suspensione  diss.  — 
Phyn.     Hebenstreit,  J.  C.     Plantarum  aliquot  rariorum 
descriptiones  completae ;  adjectas  sunt  delincationes  HI. 

—  Braun,  J.   A.     De  gradibus   frigoris    surnmis,   quos 
certa  fluidorum   genera  ferre  possunt,  antequam  flant 
solida  in  glaciem  abeuntia,  atque  gradibus   summis  ca- 
loris,  quos  accipere  possunt,  donee  bullire  incipiant,  et 
in  ipsa  bullitione  continuata.  —  Muschenbroek,  P.  van. 
Cautelas  circa  obs.  meteorol.  adhibcndae. —  ,3Cpinus,  F. 
M.  U.   T.    Halonum  extraord.    Petropoli  visarum   des- 
criptio.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.     Piscium  rariorum  e  Museo 
Petropolitano    exceptorum    descriptiones.     —    Antron. 
Grischow,  A.  N.     Investigatio  positionum  insigniorum 
Russiae  loeorum.  etc. ;  —  Latitudinum  specularum  astro- 
nom.  Tychonis  Brahei;  —  Obs.  lunares  correspondent's 
in  insula  Osilia  habitae  1752. 

9.  1762-63.  Summarium.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.     De  re- 
solutione  formularum  qnadraticarum  indeterm.  per  nu- 
meros  integros;  —  De  progressionibus  arcuiim  circula- 
rium,  quorum   tangentes   secundum  certam  k-goin  pro- 
cedunt;  —  Specimen  algorithm!  singularis;  —  Do  reso- 
lutione  asquationum  cujusvis  gradus ;  —  De  numeris  pri- 


mis  valde  magnis; —  De  resolutione  sequntionis; —  In 
vestigatio  functionum  ex  data  differentiallum  conditione. 

—  Phys.  math.    Euler,  L.     De   motu    vibratorio  tili  fie- 
xilis,  corpusculis  quotcunque  onusti ; — De  inoto  vibra 
torio  condarum  inaequaliter  crassarum.  —  Zeiher,  J.  E. 
Thermometri  metallic!  descriptio;  —  Thermometrorum 
punctis  constantibus  gaudentium  emcndatio.  —  ^Epinus, 
F.  M.  U.  T.     Emendatio  microscopii  Solaris;  —  De  ex- 
pcrimento  quodam  magnetico.  —  Euler,  L.     De  aggeri- 
bus   construendis.   —   Phys.     Obs.    et   experiments   de 
mercurio  ex  mss.  H.  Boerhave,  suppl.  I.  recensente  C. 

F.  Kruse.  —  Braun,  J.  A.     Obs.  meteorol.,  1757-58.  — 
Koelreuter,   J.  G.     Descr.  piscium   rariorum  e  Museo 
Petropolitano  exceptorum,  contin.  —  Astron.   Heinsius, 

G.  Obs.  aliquot  astronom.  et  meteorol.  Lipsiae  habitie. 

—  Grischow,  A.  N.     Obs.  eclipseos  Solaris,  1758,  IP/,0 
Dec.,  habita  Petropoli.  —  jEpinus,  F.  M.  IT.  T.     Instru- 
mentorum  astronom.,  reticulo  aut  micrometro  instructo- 
rum,  nova  t-mendatio.  —  Popof,  N.,  and  others.    Obs. 
eclipseos  lunae  18  Mail  1760,  Petropoli  habita.  —  Hein 
sius,   G.     Obs.  eclipsis  soils  Lipsias  visa   13  Junii  1760. 

—  ^Epinus,   F.   M.    U.    T.     Obs.   eclipseos  lunaris  7/18 
Maii  1761,  habita  in  Observatorio  Imper.  Petropol.  — 
Gaubil,  A.     Ad  nova  acta  Petropolitana  Acad.   Scient. 
torn.    in.    additamcntum   ex   Sinis.  —  Hallerstein,   A. 
Mercurius  in   sole  observ.  Pekini  Sinarum,  1756,  7  iNov. 

10.  1764.     Summarium.  —  Math.     Euler,  L      De   re- 
ductione  formularum  integralium  ad  rectilicationem  el 
lipsis  ac  hyperbola?;  —  Elementa  calculi  variationum ; 

—  Analytica  explicatio  method!  maximorum  et  minimo- 
rum;  —  DC  insigni  promotione  method!  tangentium  in- 
versae ;  —  Dilucidationes   de  tautochronis  in  medio   re- 
gistente;    —    Demonstratio    theorematis    Bernoullianl, 
quod  ex  evolutione  curvae  cujuscunque  rectang.  in  intinit. 
contin.  tandem  cycloides  nascantur.  —  Kotelnikof,  S. 

.     4.     6.     10.     14.     18.     22.     (4n-10). 

Demonstratio   seriei     • — 

'2.     3.       4.      5.       6.       7.         (n-1) 

—  Phys.  math.      Euler,  L.      De  motu  corporis  ad  duo 
virium  centra  attract!;  —  De  motu  vibratorio  tympano- 
rum ;  —  Tentamen  de  sono  campanarum.  —  ^Epinus, 
F.  M.  U.  T.      Observationes  quaadam  ad  opticnm  perte- 
nentes;  —  Similitudinis  eftectuum  vis  magneticae  et  elec- 
tricae   novum  specimen.  —  Zeiher,  J.  E.    Descriptio  du- 
plicis    microscopii     Solaris    apparatus    objectis    opacis 
adaptati;  —  Methodus  expedita  velocitatem  vent!  absolu- 
tam  determinandi.  —  Phys.    Braun,  J.  A.     Caloris  di- 
minuti  et  aucti  pbaenomena  nova  paradoxa.  —  Koelreu 
ter,  J.  G.     Piscium  rariorum  e  Mus.  Petrop.  excepto 
rum  descriptiones  contin.;  —  Dentalii  American!,  ingen- 
tis  magnitudinis,  descrip.  —  Braun,  J.  A.   Obs.  meteorol. 
potiores  1759  Petroburgi  factae,  et  in  cas  consid. ;  —  Obs. 
meteorol.  1760.  —  Lehmann,  I).  J.  G.    Hist,  et  examen 
chymicum  lapidis  nephritic! ;  —  De  entrochis  et  asteriis 
columnaribus  trochleatis  vulgo  von   Schraubensteinen ; 
accedit  problema  de    petrefacto   incognito    noviter  in- 
vento.   —  Attron.      ^Epinus,  F.  M.  U.   T.     De   eft'ectu 
parallaxeos  in   transitu   planeturum   sub   sole.  —  Hein- 
sius,  G.     De  Venere  in  sole  visa,  Lipsias,  1761,  6  Junii; 

—  De  effectu  parallaxis  in  transitu  Veneris  per  solem. 

—  Euler,   L.     Consid.  de  motu  corporum  ctjelestium. 

11.  1765.     Summarium.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.     De  usu 
functionum  discontinuarum  in  analysi ;  —  De  HSU  novi 
algorithm!  in  solvendo  problemate  Pelliano ;  —  Proprie- 
tates   triangulorum,  quorum  anguli  certam  inter  se   ra- 
tionem  tenent; — Solutio   facilis  problematum  quorun- 
dam  geometricorum  diflicillimorum ;  —  Obs.  anal.;  —  DC 
motu  rectilineo  trium  corporum  se  mutuo  attrabentium; 
— De  motu  corporis  ad  duo  centra  virium  fixa  attract! ;  — 
De  phaenomenis  eceli  per  segmenta  sphterica  diaphana 
speetati.  —  Phys.   math.     Euler,    L.     Suppl.    dc   tigura 
dentium  rotarum.  —  De  motu  fluidorum  adiverso  caloris 
gradu  oriundo.  —  Braun,  J.  A.     De  admirando   frigore 
artificial!  quo  mercurius  sive  hydrargyrus  est  congela- 
tus;  —  Add.  nova  et  sup.   ad  dissert,  de   congelatione 
mercurii  sive  hydrargyri,  partim  in  alia  corpora  frigoris 
artiflcialis  insignioris  novos  efl'ectus;  —  Obs.  meteorol., 
1742,  Tinmen!,  Turinii,   Werchoturiae,   ct  Solikamii  in 
itinere  potissimum  a  Gmelino  institutue;  —  Epitome  obs. 
meteorol.  1761;  —  Obs.  meteorol.  1762;  —  Obs.  meteorol. 
1763.  —  P/iys.      Koelreuter,   J.   G.      Insectorum   Mus. 
Petrop.   rariorum,   Americas    potissimum    meridionalis 
incolarum,    descrip.;  — Descr.   fuel   fuliacel,   frondibus 
fructificantibus  jiapillatis;  —  Aves  Indicae  rarissimae  et 
incog  litae.  —  Afstron.  Rumofski,  S.I.     Brevis  expositio 
obs.  occasione    transitus    Veneris    per    solem   in    urbe 
Selenginsk  1761;  —  Investigatio  parallaxeos  solis  ex  obs. 
trans    Veneris  per   discum   solis,  Selenginski' habita  — 
Heinsius,  G.     Eclipsis  solis  insignis  1   Apr.,  1764,  IJp- 
sise  habita ;  —  Obs.  aliquot  ecelestes  1765-66.  —  Rumofski, 
8.  I.     Obs.  eclipseos  lunaris-  I'.'/JO  Aug.  1765,  habita  in 
observatorio   Imp.   Petropolitano.  —  Transitus    Veneris 
per  sohm,  a  Jeouitis  Tranquebaria;  in  India   Orkntali 
observatus. 


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12.  1770-77.    Summarium.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.     Inte- 
gratio  a?quationis,  eti:.; — De  arcubus  eurvarum  toque 
amplis  eorumqiie  cotnparatlone ;  —  Kvolutio  generallor 
formularum   comparationi    curvarum   inservientium.  — 
Bernoulli,  1).     De  usu  algoritluni  inlinitesimalis  in  arte 
conjectandi; —  De  durations  media  matrimoniorom,  pro 
quacunquc  conjugum  aitatc,  aliisque  qusestionibus  aiH- 
nibus. —  Phys.  math.    Euler,  L.  Methodus  facilts  motua 
corporiim  ecelestium  uteuiique  perturliatos  ail  rationem 
calculi  astroiiomicl   revocandi ;  —  Do  vera  legs  rcfrac- 
tionis  radioruni  diversicolorum;  —  De  novamicroscoplo- 
rum  gensre  ex  sex  lentibus  composite ;  —  De  telescopiis 
quatuor    lentibus    instruetis    coruinque    perfectione.  — 
Euler,  -T.  A.     De  rotatlone soils  circa  axcni  ex  inotu  ma- 
cularum  apparcnte  dctcnnirianda.  —  I'/iyx.    Braun,  J.  A. 
De  ealoris  communlcatlonls  exceptlone  phenomena  nova 
experiments  elicita.  —  /Kpinus,  F.  M.  U.  T.     De  elec- 
tricitate  baroinetrorum  ;  —  Kxamen  theorise  magnetlctea 
T.   Mayero   proponitw ;  —  Descriptio   novi  phienomeni 
electrici  detect!  in  chrysolitho  sive  smaragdo  ISrasiliensi. 

—  Lehmann,  J.  G.     De   vitro  fossili   naturali   sive  de 
achate  Islandico ;  —  De  cupro  et  orichalco  magnetico.  — 
Specimen  oryetographiae  Stara-Kussiensis  et  lacusllmen. 

—  Wolff,  U.  K.     De  fonnatlone  intestinorum  praecipus, 
tuni  et  de  aninio   cpurio,  aliisque   partibus   embryonis 
gallinacei,   nondum   visis.  —  Gmelin,   S.   G.      Observa- 
tiones  et  descriptiones   botanieas; —  De    proprietalibus 
plantarum  ex  characters  botanico   cognosecndis ; —  De 
glacie  Maria;  Ruthenica.  —  Pallas,  1'.  8.     D.'scrip.  tubu- 
lariie  fimgiosas  prope  Wolodimerum,  Jul.  1708.  • —  Axtron. 
Rumofski,  S.  I.      Animadversiones  in  supplementum 
1'ingre  ad  dissertations!!!  ejus  de  parallax!  solis;  —  Obs. 
nomiullae  in  observatorio  Imp.  Petropoli  habitae. 

13.  176S.  Sumniarluin. —  Math.    Euler,  L.    De  curva 

hypergeometrica  hac  eequatione  expressa  y  =  1.2.3 

a;;  — Quomodo  numeri  pnemagni  sint  cxplorandi,  utrum 
sint  primi  nee  ne;  —  Nova  criteria  radices   sequationum 
imaginariasdignoscendi ; — Consid.  detheoriamotuslunae 
perncienda  et  imprimis  de  ejus  variatione;  —  Annotatio 
quarundum  eautelarum  in  investlgatlone  inaaqnalltatum 
quihus  corpora  ccelestia  in  motu  perturbantur  observan- 
daruin;  —  Invcstigatio  accuratior  phaenomenorum  quae 
in  motu  terrae  diurno  a  viribus  ccelcstibus  product  pos- 
sunt.  —  Bernoulli,  J).     De  utilissima  directionc  potemia- 
rum   frictionibus     mechanicis    adhibendarum.  —  I'hyn. 
math.  Euler,  L.  Doiequilibrioetmotu  corporum  flexuris 
elastic!*  junctorum;  —  Sectio  prima  de  statu  aequilibrii 
fluidorum.  —  Phys.  Braun,  J.  A.  De  caloreanimalium. — 
Pallas,  P.  8.     De  oswibus  Siberia;  fossilibus  craniis  prse- 
sertim   rhinocerotum  atque  butt'alorum.  —  Wolff,  C.  F. 
De  formatione  intestinorum,  obs.  in  ovis  incnbatis  insti- 
tutaa.  —  Pallas,  P.  8.     Descrip.  leporis  pusilli.  —  Astron. 
Mayer,  C.     Expositio  utriusque  obs.  et  Voneris  cteclip- 
sis  Solaris  factae  Petropoli  in  specula  astronomica. 

14.  pt.  1.    1761).    Summarium. — Math.     Bernoulli,  D. 
Disquis.  anal,  de  nova  problemate  conjectural!.  —  Men- 
sura  fort  is  ad  fortuitam  successioneni  rerum  naturaliter 
contJngentlum  applicata.  —  Euler,  L.     De  trajectoribus 
orthogonalibas ;  —  DC  formulis  integralibus  duplicatls ; — 
Evolutio  insignis  paradoxi  circa  aaqualitatem  superficie- 
rum;  —  De   summis   serierum   numcros    Bernoullianos 
involventium ; —   De   partitione   numerorum   in   paries 
tarn  nuinero  quam  specie  datas.  —  De  inventione  quot- 
cunque   mediarum  proportionalium   citra    radicum  ex- 
ti'actionem.— Lexell,  A.  J.     De  integrations  aequationia 
ditl'erentialis;  —  Methodus  integrand!,   nonnullis   aoqua- 
tioiium    ditt'erentialium     exemplis     illustrata.  —  Phyx. 
•ninth.      Bernoulli,    D.      (Jommentationes    physico-me- 
clianicae  de  frictionibus  variis   illus.  exemplis.  —  Euler, 
L..    Sectio  2a  de   principiis   motus   fluidorum. — Phy*. 
Gueldenstaedt,    A.      Mu8  suslica;  —  Anas    nyroca;  — 
Spalax,  novum  gliriam  genus;  —  Peregusna,  nova  mus- 
telaa  species.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.     Ovum  simplex  gemellife- 
ruin.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.     Descriptio  piscis,  e  gadorum 
genere,  Hussis  nawaga  dicti,  liist.  anat.  —  Lepechin,  J. 
Descriptio  quorundam  animalium.  —  Gmelin,  8.  G.     De 
capra  saiga  et  erinaceo  aurito ;  —  Lychnanthos  volubilis 
et  lyinnanthemum  peltatum  nova  plantarum  genera. — 
Gaertner,  J.     Obs.  et  descr.  botauicae.  —  Pallas,   P.  8. 
Descr.   quadrupedum   et  avium,  176U.  —  Laxmann,  E. 
Novae  iiir-ectorum  species. 

14,  pt.  2.  176J.  Summarium.  —  Axtron.  Mallet,  I.  A. 
Obs.  varite  in  Lapponia  ad  Ponoi  institutes,  1769.  —  Pic- 
tet,  J.  L.  Obs.  variae  occasione  transitus  Veneris  per 
solis  discum  in  Laponia  1759.  —  Rumofski,  8.  I.  Obs. 
transitum  Veneris  per  dixcum  solis  et  eclipsin  solarem 
Hpeetantes  176.1,  KoliC  in  Lapponia  institutie.  —  Lowitz, 
G.  M.  Obs.  circa  trans.  Veneris  per  discum  solis  24  Maii/ 
4  .lunii  176.*,  factae  in  oppido  Gurjef.  —  Krafft,  L.  Obs. 
occasione  trans.  Veneris  per  discum  solis  176 J,  Oren 
burg!.  —  Euler,  C.  Obs.  trans.  Veneris  per  disctim  solis, 
24  Maii/i  Junii  1769  spectantes  in  Uastello  Orsk. — 
327.  (11.  5.  80.) 


Islenief,  J.  Obs.  occasione  transitus  Veneris  per  dis 
cum  soils  1768-69, in  urbeJakutsk  institutae.  —  Methodus 
ex  obs.  trans.  Veneris  per  solem  inveniendi  parallaxiu 
solis.  —  Calculus  cclipsis  Solaris.  —  Calculus  obs.  circa 
trans.  Veneris  per  solem  institutarum.  —  Krafft,  W.  L. 
Determtnatio  longltudinis  geog.  obaerratoril  Orenbnrgen- 
sis;  —  Obs.  cometac  1770,  hablta  Kameneczi  in  Polonia. 

—  Braun,  J.  A.     Obs.  nieteorol.  17(H,  Petroburgi  insti- 
tutis   commentatio ; — Obs.  meteorol.  1765  factis  Petro 
burgi   in   altitudine  super  mare  Halticum  crirciter  25  pe- 
dum  ;  —  Obs.  meterol.     1766 ;  —  Epitome   obs.  meteorol. 
1767-6S. —  Euler,  .J.  A.     Summarium  obs.  meteorol.  per 
singulos  menses  anni  1700  factarum. 

15.  1770.    Summarium.  —Math.    Bernoulli,  D.   Con- 
tinuatio  argumenti  de  mensnra  sortis  ad  fortuitam  suc- 
cessionem  rerum  naturaliter  contingentium  applicata.  — 
Euler,  L.     Solutio  problematis  quo  duo  quwruntur  nu 
meri,  quorum  productum  tarn  summa,  quam  differentia 
eorum,  sive  auctum  slve  minutum  flat  quadratum ;  —  Obs. 
circa  radices  iequatlonum  ;  —  Problema  algebraicum  ob 
affectlones  prorsus   singulares    mcmorabile.  —  Lexell, 
A.  J.     Solutio  problematis  algebraic!,  de  investigatione 
numerorum    continue   proportionalium,   quorum   datur 
summa  «  et  summa  quadratonim  6.  —  De  criteriis  inte- 
grat)ilitatis    fonnularum    differentialium.  —  Euler,    L. 
De  curva  rectiticabili  in  superricie   sphaerlca.  —   Phyn. 
math.    Euler,  L.     Sectio  in.  do  motu  lluidorum  linear! 
potissimum   aquae.   —   Bernoulli,    D.      Exara.cn   pbys- 
ico-meclianicum  de  motu    mixto,    qui   laminis   elasticis 
a  percussions  simul  imprimitur.  —  Euler,  L.      Gsnuina 
principia    doctrinne    de   statu    aequilibrii   et    motu    cor 
porum   tain  psrfecte   tlexibilium,  quam  elasticorum.  — 
De  ictu  glaiulium  contra  tabulam  explosarum.  —  Phyg. 
Gmelin,  S.  G.     liariorum  avium  expositio.  —  Lepechin, 
J.  Dsscrip.  avium.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T. '  Descrip.  cyprini 
rutili,   quein    galowel    Russi   vocant,    hist.-anatom. ;  — 
Descrip.  piscis,  e   coregonorum  genere. — Wolff,  C.  F. 
De  leone  obs.  anatom.  —  Laxmann,  E.     Novae  planta 
rum  species. —  Axtron.  Rumofski,  S.  I.     Obs.  nonnullaa 
in   observatorio   Petropoli   institute.  —   Krafft,  W.  L. 
Obs.  astronom.,  1769-70.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.    Determinatio 
longitudinis     geog.     plurimorum    locorum,    in    quibus 
eclipsis  solis  1769  observata  fuit; — Longitudo  observa- 
torii  Petropolitani,  ex  obs.  eclipsis   solis   1769   determi- 
nata.  —  Inochodspf,  P.     Expositio  obs.  astronom.,  1770. 
in   urbe  Zaricin  institutarum.  —  Euler,  J.  A.     Epitome 
obs.  meteorol.  Petropoli  1770  institutarum. 

16.  1771.    Summarium.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  De  solidis, 
quorum  supsrriciem  in  planuin  explicare   licet;  —  Me 
thodus  nova  et  facilis  calculum  variationum  tractandi.  — 
Bernoulli,  D.     De  suinmationibus  serierum  quarundam 
incongrue    veris    earumque    interpretations    et    usu.  — 
Euler,    L.    Evolutio  formulae  integraiis  sxf — 1  dx  (lx) 
integratione  a  valore  a;  =  0adx  =1  extensa;  —  Prob- 
Ismatis  cujusdam  geom.  prorsus  singularis  evolutio;  — 
Consid.  ciclometricoe.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.    De  criteriis  inte- 
grabilitatis  fonnularum  differentialium;  —  Demonstratio 
theorematis  analytic!  a  La  Grange  invent!.  —  Phyn.  math. 
Bernoulli,  D.     De  vibrationibus  cbordarum,  ex  duabus 
partibus,  tarn   longitudine   quam   crassitie,   ab   invicem 
diversis,  compositarum.  —  Euler,    L.      Sectio    4a    de 
motu  asris  in  tubis;  —  Ds  perturbatione  motus  terrae  ab 
actione   Veneris   oriunda.  —  Phi/s.     Wolff,   C.   F.     De 
corde  leonis.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.     Obs.  splanchnologi- 
cas  ad  acipenseris  ruthcni  Linn,  anatomen  spectantes.  — 
Lepechin,  J.     De  hermaphrodite  ad  sexum  virilem  per- 
tinente.  —  Gueldenstaedt,  A.  I.     Salmo  leucichthys  et 
cyprinus  chalcoides  descripti;  — Krascheninnikovia,  no 
vum   plantarum   genus.  —  Laxmann,   E.    Koelreuteria, 
novum   plantarum   genus.  —   Astron.  Rumofski,   8.  I. 
Experimenta  circa  longitudinem  penduli  simplicis  minu- 
ta  secunda  Kolae  et  Archangelopoli  oscillantis.  —  Lexell, 
A.  I.     De  parallax!  solis  conclusa  ex  transitu  Veneris 
per  solsm  1759,   in  Insula  Regis  Georgii  observato.  — 
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ducta   ex  obs.  trans.  Veneris  sub  sole  ad  siniim  Hud-  ' 
sonis,  California?,  et  in  Insula  lisgio  Gsorgii  instituta;  — 
Tentamen   orbitaa  Veneris  excentricitatem  ct  aphelium 
hu.jusque  motum  annuum  definicndi.  —  Lexell,   A.  J. 
De   latitudine    Veneris    geocentrica    tempo  re   transitus 
1769.  —  Euler,  J.  A.     Epitome  obs.  meterol.  1771. 

17.  1772.     Summarium.  —  Math.    Bernoulli,  D.     De 
indole   singular!   serierum    infinitarum   quas   sinus    vel 
cosinus  angulorum  arith.  progredientium  formant,  earum 
que  summatione  et  usu.  —  Euler,  L.     Problematis  cujus 
dam  Diophantei  evolutio;  —  Obs.  circa  bina  biquadrata, 
quorum  summam  in  duo  alia  biquadrata  resolvere  licsat ; 

—  Ds  variis  integrabilitatis  generibus ;  —  Obs.  circa  aequa- 
tionem     differentialem    yiiy  +  My/lx  +  Mte  =  0;  — 
Consid.    sequationis    differsntio-dittersntialis    (a  -\-  bx) 

^=0.  -Lexell, 


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quam  obliquangulis.  —  P/iyn.  mnth.  Bernoulli,  D.  Ex- 
positio  theoretica  singularis  machinae  hydraulicas  Tiguri 
Helvetiorum  exstructse.  —  Euler,  L.  De  collisione  cor 
porum  gyrantium;  —  De  collisione  corporum  pendulo- 
•utn  tarn  obliqua,  quam  motu  gyratorio  pcrturbata;  — 
3e  vera  tautochrona  in  fluido ;  —  De  tautochrona  in 


A.  J.  Solutio  prob.  anal.  —  Enler,  L.  Exercitationes 
anal.; — Digressio  de  trajectoriis  tam  orthogonalibus 
"•iam  obliquangulis.  —  P/iyx.  ninth.  Bernoulli,  D.  Ex- 

jsitio  theoretic;i  sinfiMibiris  maehin: 
H 
P 
n 

De  veia  uiuiocuroiiit  in  IIIIKIO,  —  J7e  lauiocnruna  jn 
medio  arissimo.  quod  rcsistit  in  ratione  multiplicata 
quacunque  celeritatis;  —  Dilucidationes  de  tautochron- 
ismo ;  —  De  chordis  vibrantibus ;  — Animad.  in  solutionem 
Bernoullianam  de  motu  ehordarum  ex  duabus  partibus 
diversae  crassitiei  compositarum  torn.  xvi. ;  —  De  motu 
vibratorio  cliordarum  ex  partibus  quotcunque  diversse 
crassitiei  compositarum;  —  De  motu  vibratorio  ehor 
darum  crassitie  utcunque  variabili  praeditarum;  —  De 
motu  vibratorio  laminarum  elasticarum,  ulii  plures  novae 
vibrationum  species  hactenus  non  pertractataa  evolvun- 
tur;  —  De  motu  gravium  citissimo  super  curvis  specie 
datis.  —  Phyn.  Gueldenstaedt,  A.  J.  Cypi'inus  capoeta 
et  cyprinus  mursa.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  G.  Obs.  splanch- 
nologicarum,  ad  acipenseris  Russici  et  Husonis  anato- 
men,  speciatim  vero  ipsorum  auditus  organum  spectan- 
tium.  —  Wolff,  G.  F.  Descrip.  vituli  bicipitis,  cui  acce- 
dit  commentatio  de  ortu  monstrorum.  —  Pallas,  P.  S. 
De  reliquiis  animalium  exoticorum  per  Asiam  borealem 
repertis  complementum.  —  Astron.  Lexell,  A.  J.  De 
investiganda  parallaxi  solis  ex  trans.  Veneris  per  solem 
1769.  —  Rumofski,  S.  I.  Obs.  astron.  Petropoli  1772;  — 
Determinatio  latitudinis  et  longitudinis  quorundum  Sib- 
it  iae  locorum  deducta  ex  observationibus  a  Islenief  insti 
tutis,  1770.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Expositio  declinationis 
magneticae  in  variis  Imp.  Russici  regionibus  observatae. 

—  Euler,  J.  A.    Epitome  observationum  meteorologica- 
rum.     1'etrop.,  1772. 

18.  1773.  Summarium  dissertationum.  —  Math.  Ber 
noulli,  D.  Theoria  elementeris  serierum,  ex  sinibus 
utque  confinibus  arcuum  arith.  progedientium  diversi- 
mode  compositarum,  dilucidata.  —  Euler,  L.  Summatio 

progressionum  sin.  *    -(-sin. 2*    -j-sin.  3*     . . . .  -(-sin. 

n  *     cos.  *     -(-cos.  2<t>     -)-  cos.   3*     ....-)-  cos.  n  * 

—  Lexell,  A.  J.     Circa  series,  ex  sinibus   vel  cosinibus 
arcuum  arith.  progredientium  formates.  —  Euler,  L.  Nova 
series   infinita  maxime  convergens  perimetrum  ellipsis 
exhibens;  —  Demonstrationes  circa  residua  ex  divisione 
potestatum   per  numeros   primes    resultantia;  —  Nova 
ratio   quantitates   jrrationales    proximo   exprimendi ;  — 
Solutio  problematis  de  inveniendo  triangulo,  in  quo  rectae 
ex  singulis  angulis  latera  opposite  bisecantes  sint  ratio 
nales;  —  Resolulio   sequationes   A  a;2  -\-  2  ]$ry  +C|/2-f- 
2  D,r  +  2  Ey  -\-  V  =  0  per  numeros  tam  rationales,  quam 
integros ;  —  Insignes  proprietates  serierum  sub  hoc  ter- 


mino  generali  contentarum  ;  x  = 


!/  n 

)(p-\-q  -/&) 


-f-  3  (a  --  -  )  (  p  — 


',  —  De  resolutione  irration- 


alium  per  fractioncs  continuas,  ubi  simul  nova  spe 
cies  minimi  exponitur.  —  Phys.  math.  Bernoulli,  D. 
Xova  determlnatio  centri  oscillationis  in  corporibus 
qualibuscunque  silo  flexili  suspensis,  eiusque  a  regula 
communi  discrepantia.  —  Euler,  L.  'Determinatio  mo- 
tus  oscillatorii  in  praecedente  dissertatione  pertractati, 
ex  primis  mechanicae  principiis  petite;  —  De  pressione 
ponderis  in  planum,  cui  incumbit;  —  De  harmoniae  veris 
principiis  per  speculum  musicum  reprassentatis;  —  Nova 
methodus  motus  planetarum  principalium  ad  tabulas 
astron.  reducendi;  —  De  lentibus  objectivis  triplicatis, 
quae  vel  nullam  confusionem  pariant  vel  etiam  datam  con- 
fusionem  a  reliquis  lentibus  ortam  destruere  valeant;  — 
De  applicatione  lentium  objectivarum  compositarum  ad 
omnis  generis  telescopia.  —  Phya.  Koelreuter,  J.  T. 
Descriptio  piscis,  e  coregonorum  genere,  Russice  ria- 
puchadicti,historico-anatomica.  —  Lepechin,  .J.  Descrip 
tio  piscis  e  gadorum  genere  Russis  saida  dicti  nee  non 
Descriptio  cyclopteri  lineati.  —  Laxmann,  E.  Descrip- 
tionurn  plantarum  ribiricarurn  eontinuatio.  —  Axtron. 
Lexell,  A.  J.  Comparatio  inter  theoriam  lunae  illustr. 
Euleri  et  tabulas  recentiores  Gel.  Mayeri.  —  Krafft, 
W.  L.  Eclipsis  Solaris  d.  l:'/23  Martii  1774,  visas  obs. 
Petropoli  instituta.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.  Obt-ervatio  eclipsis 
solis  t'acta  Petropoli  die  ll'/23  Martii  1773;  —  Recensio 
observationum  astron.  ab  astronomis  Academia?  Imp. 
Sci.  Htephano  Rumofski  et  A.  J.  Lexell,  1773  instituta- 
rum.  —  Rumofski,  S.  Y.  Determinatio  long,  et  lat. 
quorundam  Moldaviae  et  \ValIachiw  locorum  deducta  ex 
observationibus  a  Johanne  Isleniett'  institutis;  —  Obs. 
1'ekini  Cliinarum  institutaa  excerptao  ex  litteris  a  Rev. 
Collas  ad  S.  Ruraofski  anno  1772,  die  5  Mail  datis.  — 
Euler,  J.  A.  Epitome  observ.  meteorol.  Putropoli,  1773. 
sec.  calendarium  correctum  institutarum. 
19.  1774.  Summarium.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  De  valore 


m  —  1        n  —  m  —  1 

formulae  integralis    / -    dz  casu,  quo 

•>  n 

post    integrationem    ponitur  z  —  \',  —  De   valore    for- 
A  — u>  A-fw  fi 

/Z                  ~\~  2                        </£    f         \ 
i— — I    lz  1  casu, 
2A                   z     ^       J 

quo  post  integ.  ponitur  z  =  1 ;  —  Nova  methodus  quanti 
tates  integrates  determ.;  —  Dem.  theorem.  Newtonian!, 
de  evolutione  potestatum  binomii,  pro  easibus  quibus 
exponentes  non  sunt  numeri  integri;  —  Problema  Dio- 
phanteum  singulare ;  —  De  tabula  numerorum  primorum 
usque  ad  millionem  ct  ultra  continuanda;  in  qua  simul 
omnium  numerorum  non  primorum  minimi  divisores 
exprimantur.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.  De  resolutione  polygono- 
rum  rectilineorum.  —  P/iyx.  math.  Bernoulli,  D.  De 
coexistentia  vibrationum  simplicium  baud  pcrturba- 
tarum  in  systematc  composito ;  —  De  motibus  reciprocis 
compositis,  multifariis,  nondum  exploratis,  qui  pendulis 
bimeinbribus  facilius  observari  possunt,  in  confirma- 
tionem  principii  sui  de  coexistentia  vibrntionum  simpli- 
ciorum.  —  Euler,  L.  Deoscillationibus  minimispenduli 
quoteunque  pondusculis  onusti;  —  De  motu  oscillatorio 
binarum  lancium  ex  libra  suspensarum;  —  Explieatio 
motns  oscillatorii  mirabilis  in  libra  majore  observati;  — 
De  motu  turbinatorio  ehordarum  musicarum,  ubi  simul 
universa  tbeoria  tam  aequilibrii,  quam  motus  corporum 
flexibilium  simulque  etiam  elasticorum  breviter  explicn- 
tur.  —  Phy*.  Cibot,  P.  Descriptio  phalli  quinquaguli 
seu  fungi  Sinensium  mo-ku-sin.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  De 
struetura  vesieulae  felleae  leonis.  — Pallas,  P.  S.  Equus 
hemionus.Mongolis  dshikketa-i  dictus;  — Tetrao  arenari. 

—  Koelreuter,  J.  T.  Observationes  in  GadoLotainstitu- 
tae.  —  Pallas,  P.  S.     Lacerta  apoda  descripta.  —  Guel 
denstaedt,  A.  J.     Accrina,  piscis,  ad  pereee  genus  per. 
tinens ;  —  Sex  avium  descriptiones.  —  Lepechin,  J.   Qua- 
tuor  fucorum  species.  —  Laxmann,  E.     Minera  argenti 
cornea  chemice  exam.et  descripta. —  Antron.    Euler,  L. 
Commentatio  hypothetica    de  periculo  a  nimia  eometae 
appropinquatione  metuendo.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     De  differ 
entia  inter   parallelum  lunae  verum   et  apparentem ;  — 
Nounulla   loca  lunae,   ex  observationibus  circa  oceulta- 
tiones  tixarum  a  luna,  1774,  1'etropoli  et  alibi  institutis. 

—  Krafft,  W.  L.      Experimenta   acu   magnetica  Petro 
poli.  —  Inocbodzof,  P.     Duarum  eclipsium  solis  die  1;V 
26  Oct.,  1772  et  die  11/22  Martii  1773  obs.  in  urbe  Dmit- 
rieffisk.  —  Hallerstein,    P.     De   differentia  meridiano- 
rum  Petropolitani  et  I'ekinensis.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     Eclip 
ses  satellitum  Jovis,  1774,  Petropoli   in  specula  astron. 
observatae.  —  Euler,  J.    A.      Epitome    obs.    meteorol. 
Petropoli,  1774,  sec.  calend.  correctum. 

20.    1775.    Summarium.  —Math.    Bernoulli,  D.    Ad 
versaria  analytica  miscellanea  de  fractionibua  continuis; 

—  Disquisitiones  ulteriores  de  indole  fractionum  conti- 
nuarum.  —  Euler,  L.     Solutio  quorundam  problematum 
Diophantaeorum;  —  Speculationes  analyticne.  —  Lexell, 
A.   J.      De    resolutione  polygnorum   rectilineorum.  — 
Euler,    L.      Observationes    circa    novum    et  slngulare 
serierum    genus.  —  Phys.  math.    Euler,  L.     Formulae 
gene-rales,   pro    translatione   quacunque    corporum     ri- 
gidorum.  —  Nova  methodus  motum   corporum   rigido- 
rum   determinandi.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     Theoremata  non- 
nulla  gcneralia  de  translatione  corporum  rigidorum.  — 
Euler,  L.     Regula  facilis,  pro  dijudicanda  firmitate  pon- 
tis    aliusve   corporis   similis,   ex    cognita   firmitate  mo 
duli; —  De  gemina  methodo  tam  aequilibrium  quam  mo 
tum    corporum  flexibilium    determinandi   et   utriusque 
consensus  —  De  pressione  funium  tensorum  in  corpora 
subjects  eorumque  motu  a  frictione   impedito ;   ubi   me 
thodus   traditur    motum    corporum   tam   eodem   piano 
sitorum   determinandi;   —  Krafft,   W.  L.     De   viribus 
rcmorum    novae   speciei,   eorumque    comparatione  cum 
remis   ordinariis.  —  Phy*.    Wolff,  C.  F.     De   foramine 
ovali,   ejusque   usu   in     dirigendo    motu    sanguinis.   — 
Koelreuter,  J.  T.  Lychni-cucubalus  novaplantahybrida. 

—  Gueldenstaedt,  A.J.     Schacalae  historia;  —  Chuus, 
animal  feliafline.  —  Astron.  Euler,  L.     De  trajeetu  citis 
simo  stellse  per  duos  circulos  Almieantharath  datos  pro- 
qualibet  elevatione  poli ;  —  De  circulo  maximo  fixo  in  coelo 
constituendo,  ad  quern  orbitae  planetarum  et  cometarum 
referantur.  —  Euler,  C.     Obs.  astron.  pro  determinando 
situ    geographico    variorum    per    Imperium    Russieum 
locoruin  1769,  70  factas  recenset  A.  J.  Lexell. —  Lexell, 
A.  J.     De  observatione  eclipseos  solis,  Petropoli,  If /JO 
Aug.  1775.  —  Inochodzof,  P.      Observationes  astron.  in 
urbe  Dmitriefiisk  instituta?,  una  cum  determinatione  lat. 
et  long,  hujus  loci;  —  Quatuor  deliquia  luna;  in  Dmi- 
trieflisk.  —  Lowitz,  G.  M.     Obs.  astron.  in  urbe  Saratow, 
1773.  —  Euler,  J.  A.    Epitome  obs.  meteorol.  Petropoli 
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Content*.  Vol.  1,  pt.  1.  1777.  Hist.  Djmashnef,  S. 
Discours.  —  Pallas,  P.  8.  Obs.  sur  la  formation  des 
niontagnes.  —  Euler,  L.  Reflexions  sur  quelques  nou- 
velles  experiences  optiquea  commun.  a  1'Acad.  par  Mr. 
"\\  ilson.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Experience  sur  le  pbosphore 
Bulphurco-calcaire  de  Mr.  Canton.  —  .Mnth.  Bernoulli, 
C.  Dijudicatio  maxime  probabili.s  pluriuin  observ.  dis- 
crepnntium  atque  verisimillima  inductio  inde  formanda. 

-  Euler,  L.  Obs.  in  praecedentem  diss.  —  Con- 
dorcet,  ,T.  A.  X.  C.,  mnrq.  de.  Series  infinies  dont 
la  somme  pent  etre  exprimee  par  des  fonctions  analy- 
tlquea  d'une  forme  particullere.  —  Euler,  L.  De  for- 
mnlis  exponentlalibua  replicatis;  —  De  methodis  quae 
ndhlberi  possunt  ad  Integrandas  aequationes  dift'eren- 
tiales  llnearea,  quaa  ditt'erentialia  pluriuin  variabilium 
ingrediuntur.  —  Fuss,  X.  Meditationes  circa  resolu- 
tionem  fractionis  x"1  (j-  —  «)  (x  —  b)  (x—d)  etc.,  in 
frar-tiones  simplices;  ubi  simul  demonstratio  insignis 
theorematia  aritb.  —  Phy*.  ninth.  Euler,  L.  De  rep'rsp- 
Bentatione  superflciei  sphaericae  super  piano;  —  De  pro- 
jectione  geog.  superticiei  spbaericae.  —  De  projectione 
geog.  Dellsliana  in  mappn  gen.  imp.  Russici  usitata.  — 
Krafft,  W.  L.  Tentamen  theoriae  electrophori.  — 
Euler,  L.  Vera  theoria  refractionis  et  dispersionis 
radiorum  ratlonibus  et  experimentis  confirmata.  —  De 
ngura  quam  ventus  fluido  stagnant!  inducere  valet.  — 
P/<y.v.  Georgi,  J.  G.  De  natro  Rutbenico  obs.  —  Ber- 
gius,  P.  J.  l,edum  buxifollum,  nova  ex  America  Septent. 
allata  plantaa  species.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.  Digitales 
hybrid®.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  De  oriticio  venae  coronarise 
magnae.  —  Lepechin,  J.  Phoearum  species  descriptas.  — 
Axti-on.  Euler,  L.  Consid.  super  problemate  astrono- 
mico  In  toruo  Comment,  veterum  4to. ;  — De  ftgura  ap- 
parente  annuli  Saturni  proejus  loco  quocunque  respectu 
terra?  ;  —  De  apparitions  et  disparitone  annuli  Saturni.  — 
Lexell,  A.  J.  Solutio  problematis  astronom.  de  inve- 
nlendo  loco  hellocentrlco  cometae  ex  dato  loco  ejus  geo- 
centrico,  si  pro  cognitis  habeantur  locus  nodi  et  inclinatio 
orbitae  in  qua  cometa  movetur;  —  Tentamen  astronom. 
de  temporilms  periodicis  cometarum  et  speciatim  de  tem- 
pore  revolutlonla  cometa?,  a.  770  observati.  —  Euler,  J. 
A.  Epitome  obs.  meteorol.,  Petropoli,  1776. 

1,  pt.  2.  1777.  //int.  Domashnef,  S.  Sur  1'entre- 
prise  d'une  description  topog.  de  tout  i'empire  de  Rus- 
Bip-  —  Galitzin,  D.  A.,  prince  de.  Lettre  sur  quelques 
objets  d'electricite.  —  Gillibert,  J.  E.  Obs.  sur  les 
vertus  medicinales  dc  quelques  plantes  indigenes,  dont 
les  modernes  out  ou  mecontui  ou  neglige  1'utilite;  — 
Purification  remarquable;—  Singularite  de  la  plante 
appellee  menyanthea  tritbliata.  —  Krafft,  \V.  L.  Sur 
les  debordemens  de  la  Xeva  a  St.  Petersbourg;  la  crue 
et  la  diminution  des  eaux  du  canal  de  Cronstadt,  1777. 

—  Mnth.    Enler,  L.     De  integratione  formulae 
f      drlx 

J  j'\ xj.)  a"  z  =  °  a"  a:  =  1  extensa ;  —  De  valore  for 
mulas  integralis    f  X-^l  '. ^£     Q— a-)6    (1-rc)       & 

J  Ix  1  —  xn 

termino  x  =  o  usque  ad  .r  =  1  extensae ;  —  Xovas  demon- 
Btratlonea  circa  resolutionem   numerorum  in  quadrata. 

—  Considerationes  circa  brachystochronas.  —  Fuss,  X. 
De      integratione    aequationis     differentio-differentialis 
ddz       2m  fie 

~^T  ~r  ~r: |-n«=a  sin.  ct-}-b  cos.ctaliarumqueejus- 

dem  generis.—  Phy*.  mnth.     Bernoulli,   D.     De  com- 
pensationibus  horologicis  et  ycriori  mensura  temporis. 

—  Euler,  L.     L'effet  de  la  refraction  dans  les  obs.  ter- 
restres;  —  De    motu   oscillatorio   penduli   cujuscunque, 
dum   arcus   datae   amplitudinis  absolvit.  —  Phy*.  Koel 
reuter,  J.G.     Lobeliae  hybridae.  —  Camper,  P.     De  cra- 
nio  rbinocerotis  African!,  cornu  gemino.  —Pallas,  P.  S. 
Addit.  ad  prsecedentem  diss.;  — Obs.  dedentibusmolari- 
bus  fossilibus   ignoti   animalis,  Canadensibus   analogis, 
ad  L' rali-nst-  jugtim  repertis;  —  Obs.  circa  myrmecoplia- 
g.im  Africanam  et  didelpbidis  novam  gpeciem   Orienta- 
lem ;  —  Description  du   bune  a  queue  de  cheval,  prec. 
d'observ.  gen.  sur  les  especes  sauvages  du  gros  betail;  — 
Obs.  sur  1'ane  dans  son  etat  sauvagc,  ou  sur  le  veritable 
onagre   des  anciens.  —  Axtron.    Euler,  L.     De   theoria 
lunae  ad  majorem  perfectionis  gradum  evehenda.  —  Lex 
ell,  A.     Conjectura  de  locis  cwli  in   quibus  cometa  aim! 
1770  in  proximo  suo  ad  pcrihelium  reditu,  e  tellure  nos- 
tra   conspici  debet;  —  Obs.  circa  methodum   inveniendi 
longitudinem  loci,  ex  obs.  distantia  lunae  a  Stella  fixa.  — 
R,umofski.  S.  Y.     Determinatio  longitudinis  et  latitudi- 
nis   quorundam   Irnpjrii    l{ussiae    locorum,   deducta  ex 
observ.  a  J.  Islenicf  institutis.  — Epitome  obs.  meteorol., 
Petrop.,  1777. 

2,  pt.  1.     1778.     Hint.  —  Haehn,   — .      Extrait  d'une 


lettre  a  Prof.  Pallas.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  De  corporibus 
regulanbu.s  per  doctrlnam  apbierlcam  determinatis;  — 
teuper  rnethodo  qua  La  Grange  usus  eat  in  into- 

granda  sequatione  differential!      —  =  ^._  Lexell    A 

*S*      x/y 

De  reductione  formularum  integralium  ad  rectifiaa 
tionem  ellipseos  et  hyperbolae.  -  Euler,  L.  DC  infinities 
intimtis  gradibus  tarn  Infinite  magnorum  quam  infinite 
parvorum.—  Phyx.  math.  Euler,  L.  Determinate  one- 
rum,  qute  columiia;  gestare  valent  ;  —  Examen  insignis 
paradox!  in  tbeoria  colnmnarum  occurrentis;  _  Do  alti- 
tudine  columnarum  sub  proprio  pondere  corruentium  — 
Fuss,  X.  Varia  problemata  circa  statum  aequilibrii  tra- 
bmm  compactilium  oneratarum  earumque  vires  et  pros 
sionem  contra  anti-rider*.  —  /'/<)/».  Koelreuter  J  T  I  v- 
cia  hybrida.  -  Georgi,  J.  G.  De  conserve  natura.'disq. 
cbemica.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  Descr.  vesiculse  felleas  tiWidis 
ejusque  cum  leonina  et  humana  comparatio.  —  Lepe 
chin,  J.  Tres  oniscorum  species  descriptas.  —  Guelden- 
staedt,  A.  J.  Antilopes  subgutturosa;  descriptio'  — 
Antilopes  subgutturosa}  anatomia.  —  Axtron.  Mallet, 
J.  A.  Obs.  astronom.  faites  a  Geneve.  —  Euler  L' 
Reflexions  sur  les  inegalites  dans  le  mouvement  de  la 
terre  causecs  par  1'action  de  Venus;  avec  une  table  des 
corrections  du  lieu  de  la  terre;  —  Investigate  perturba- 
tionum  quae  in  motu  terrae  ab  actione  Veneris  producun- 
tur,  cum  tabula.  —  Lexell,  A  .  J.  Ulteriores  disq  de  tern- 
pore  periodico  cometas  1770  observati  ;  —  Suppl  ad  diss 
de  eclipsibus,  170'J  et  1773  observatis,  ut  et  occultationi! 
bus  lixarum  a  luna. 

2,  pt.  2.  1778.  Hist.  Lexell,  A.  J.  Reflexions  sur 
le  temps  period,  des  cometes  en  gen.  et  princip.  sur 
celui  de  la  comete  obs.  en  1770.  —  Fuss,  N.  Obs.  et 
exper.  sur  les  aimans  artificiels,  princip.  sur  la  meilfure 
maniere  de  les  faire.  —  Galitzin,  D.  A.,  jsrince  de. 
L'electricite  naturelle  par  le  moyen  d'un  cerf-  volant.  — 
Russia.  Commist.  pour  EMIIII.  le  Motive  d'un  Pont  de 
Roist  a  Conntruire.  HUT  la  N/vn.  Jugement.  —  Mnth. 
Euler,  L.  De  curvis  triangularibus;  —  De  mensura 
angulorum  solidorum.  —  Lexell,  A.  Ad  diss.  de  re 
ductione  fomularum  Integration!  ad  rectiflcationem  el 
lipseos  et  hyperbolae,  addit.  —  Euler,  L.  De  casibus 
quibusdam  in  analyst  indetorminata;  ubi  imprimis  in- 
Bignis  usus  calculi  angulorum  in  anal.  Diophantasa  osten- 
ditur.  —  Fuss,  iSf.  Gemina  methodus  iuvestigandi  valo- 


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dnm  ambo  intogralia  a  termino  x  =  o  usque  ad  termlnum 
x  =  l  extenduntur.  —  Phy*.  math.  Euler,  L.  De  motu 
oscillatorio  duorum  corporum  ex  h'lo  super  trochleas 
traducto  suspensorum  ;  —  De  problemate  quodam  me- 
chanico  satis  obvio  at  soluto  difficillimo;  —  Solutio  gemi- 
na  problematis,  quo  motus  corporis,  filo  alicubi  allig.iti, 
super  piano  horizontal!  quaeritur.  —Krafft,  W.  L.  Circa 
constructionem  et  usum  acus  iuclinatoriae,  et  determina- 
tio  Inclination^  magnet.  Petropoli  ad  fin.  a.  1778.  —  Ino- 
chodzof,  P.  Xovum  hygrometri  genus  descriptum.  — 
I'/iijt.  Georgi,  J.  G.  Anal,  chemica  agaric!  fugitivi  et 
boletorum  bovini  atquc  igniarii.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  De  in- 
constantia  fabricae  corporis  human!,  de  eligendisque  ad 
earn  repraesentandam  exemplaribus.  —  Lepechin,  J. 
Novae  pennatulffi  et  sertulariae  species.  —  Gueldenstaedt, 
A.  J.  Cyprinus  barbus  et  cyprinus  capito  ;  —  Appendix 
obs.  ad  hist,  reliquorum  cyprinorum  cirratorum  perti- 
nentium.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.  Digitales  alias  hvbrida;.  — 
Astron.  Euler,  L.  Xova  methodus  motum  planetarum 
determinandi.  —  Lexell,  A.  De  eclipsi  solis  1778,  21 
J_u_"ii;  —  Suppl.  —  Epitome  obs.  meteorol.,  Petropoli, 

I  t   t<3. 

3,  pt.  1.  1779.  Hint.  Czernishef,  I.  G.,  count. 
Lettre.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.  Experiences  sur  rinflamma- 
tion  spontanee  de  la  suiemelee  avec  diflerentes  huiles;  _ 
Kxperiehces  rel.  a  1'intlammabilite  spontanee  du  cbanvre 
etdu  lin;  —  Analyse  chymique  d'une  especc  de  gomme 
resine  qui  »e  produit  autour  de  la  racine  du  pre- 
nantiies  chondrilloides.  —  Muth.  Euler,  L.  De  for- 
ni:itionc  fractionum  continuarum;  —  De  tribus  numeris 
quadratis,  q.iorum  tarn  summa,  quam  summa  produc- 
torum  ex  binis  sit  quadratum.  —  Euler,  J.  A.  Ad 
diss.  praecedentem  commentatio.  —  Lexell,  A.  J 
De  epicycloidibus  in  superficie  sphserica  descriptis. 
-  Euler,  L.  Trigonometria  sphaerica  universa,  ex 
primis  principiis  breviter  et  dilucide  derivata.  —  P/,u* 
math.  Euler,  L.  De  motu  oscillatorio  mixto  pluriuin 
pendulorum  ex  eodem  corpore  mobili  su«p:'iisorum  ;  — 
Investigatio  motuum  quibus  laminae  et  virgae  elast'icse 
contreiniscunt;  —  Conjectura  circa  naturam  aeris,  pro 
explicandis  pbaenomenis  in  atmosphcera  observatis.  _ 
Inochodzof,  P.  Descr.  instrument!  ad  declivitatem 
locoruin  mensurandaui  apti.  —  Kratzenstein  C.  G 


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Tubi  Iconantldiptici  sive  duplicantis  cmendatio.  —  Euler, 
L.  Annot.  in  praecedentem  diss.  —  Phy*.  Wolff,  C.  F. 
De  vesiculae  fellese  humanae  ductusque  human!  cystici  et 
choledochi  superflciebus  internis.  —  Zovief,  B.  Anatome 
musculi  subcutanei  in  erinaceo  Europaeo  Linn. ;  —  Descr. 
piscis  nou  descripti,  qtii  pertinet  ad  genus  scarorum 
Eorskalii.—  Oseretskofsky,  X.  Exemplum  electricitatis 
praeternaturalls.  —  Axtron.  Euler,  L.  Thcoria  paral- 
laxeos  ad  figuram  terrae  Bphaeroidicam  accomodata.  — 
Lexell,  A.  J.  De  aestimando  tempore  quo  diameter 
Bolis  per  cireulum  quendam  sive  verticalem,  sive  hori- 
zonti  parallelum  transire  videtur ;  —  Obs.  de  problemate 
quo  quaeritur  elevatio  poli  ex  obs.  altitudine  tolls,  ex 
obs.  quoquc  tempore  quo  diameter  solis  tilium  aliquod, 
sive  verticaliter,  sive  horlzontaliter  dispositum,  pertran- 
sit.  —  Fuss,  X.  Reflexions  sur  les  priucipales  methodes 
de  corriger  les  distances  apparcntes  de  la  lune  a  line 
etoile,  relativement  aux  effets  de  la  retraction  et  de  la 
parallaxe.  —  Rumofski,  S.  Y.  Obs.  astron. 

3,  pt.2.  1799.  Ilixt,  Pallas,  P.  S.  Lesmoyensde  rendre 
plus  durable  le  bois  qu'on  emploie  pour  la  construction 
des  navires.  — Krafft,  W.  L.   Exper.  faite  avec  une  mai 
sonette  de  bois  incombustible,  construite  d'apres  la  me- 
thode  de  milord  Mahon.  —  Math.     Condorcet,  J.A.  N. 
C.,  marq.   de.     Les   fonctions   indefinies.   —   Euler,    L. 
De  serie  Lambertina.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     Contin.  diss.  de 
metbodis  integrand!    srquationes   differentiales   lincares 
in   tomo   Actorum  i.  —  Fuss,   N.      Recherches  sur  un 
probleme  du    calcul   des   probabilities.    —   Phys.   math. 
Euler,  L.  De  motu  oscillatorio  pendulorum  ex  filo  tenso 
dependentlum ;  —  Dilucidationes    super  aliquot  casus 
aequilibrii  difflciliores ;  —  Detcrminatio  omnium  motuum 
quos  chorda  tensa  et  uniformiter  erassa  recipere  potest; 

—  Du  proprietatibus  triangulorum  mechanicis.— Lorgna, 
A.  M.    De  curvarum  in  concamerationibus  impulsa  nova 
theoria.  —  Euler,  L.   De  figura  curvae  elasticse  contra  ob- 
jectiones  quasdam  ill.  d'Alembert.  —  Phys.    Svief,  W. 
Blenniorum  duae  species  ex  Musaoo  Acad.  dcscr. —  Wolff, 
C.  F.     De  flnibus  ]>artium  corporis  human!  generatim ; 
spec,  de  usu  plicarum   quae  in  vesiculis  felleis  nonnullo- 
rum  corporum   inveniuntur.  —  Pallas,  P.  S.     Descrip. 
plantarum  Sibiriae  peculiarium ;    —   Capra  Caucasica  e 
schedis  A.  J.  Gueldenstaedt.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.    Scrutamen 
cbemicum  lichenuiu  parasiticorum.   —   Antron.     Euler, 
L.        Cautiones    necessariae    in    detemiinatione    motus 
planetarum  observandae.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     De  dementis 
orbitse  cometae  1773  observati,  ubi  praeprimis  clisqtiiritur, 
utrum    bu.jus    cometae    tempus    pcriodicum    assignare 
liceat;  —   De  perturbatione  in  motu  telluris  ab  actione 
Veneris  oriunda.   —  Inochodzof,  P.      Brevis  expositio 
observ.   astronom.   pro  determinando   situ   geog.   urbis 
Nescbin.    —  Euler,  J.  A.      Epitome  obs.  meteorol.  Pe- 
tropoli,  1779. 

4,  pt,  1.     1780.     Hist.     Swinden,  J.  H.  van.    Marche 
de    I'aiguitle    magnetique     observee    pendant    1'aurore 
boreale  du  29  fev.,  a  la  Haye  et  a  Franeker.  —  Brekling, 
chev.  de.      Extraite   d'une    lettre  cone.  1'aurore  boreale 
obs.  a  Pleskow  le  2  Mars.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     Quantite  de 
1'eau  de  pluie  obs.  a  St.  Petersbourg,  1778-80.  —  Math. 
Euler,  L.    Suppl.  calculi  integral!)*  pro  integratione  for- 
mularum   irrationalium ;  —  Xova  methodus   fractiones 
quascunque  rationales  in  fractiones  simplices  resolvendi ; 

—  Evolutio   product!   intiniti    (1 — x)   (1  —  a;2)   (1  —  z*) 
(1  —  a-4),  etc.,  in  seriem  simplicem ;  —  De  mirabilibus  pro 
prietatibus  numerorum  pentagonalium.  —  Fuss,  N.  Inte 
gration    d'une  espece     d'equations    differentielles    dans 
1'analyse  des  fonctions  a  deux  variables,  par  1'introduction 
de  nouvelles  variables.  —  Euler,  L.     Problematis  cujus- 
dam  Pappi  Alexandrini  cunstructio.  —  Fuss,  X.     Solutio 
problematis    geometric!   Pappi    Alexandrini.    —    Phys. 
math.      Euler,  L.      De  motu  libero  plurium  corporum 
filis   colligatoruru   super  piano    horizontal!;    —    De  vi 
ihiininis  ad  naves  sursum  trabendas  applicanda;  —   De 
statum  apquilibrii  maris  a  viribuK  soils  et  lunae  sollicitati. 

—  Krafft,  W.  L.     De  methodo  construendi  tabular  pro 
motu  projectilium  in  aere  resistente.  —  Phys.     Wolff,  C. 
F.      De  pullo  monstroso,  quatuor  pedilms,  totidemque 
alls  instructo.   —  Pallas,  P.  H.      Galeopithecus  volans 
Camellii.   -—   Lepechin,  J.      Sertulariae  species  duae.  — 
Georgi,    J.  G.       Adipis   porcinse   recentis   et   rancidae 
exam.  cbem.  —  Antron.     Euler,  L.     Determinatio  facilis 
orbitre  cometae  cu.jus  transitum  per  eeliptieam  bis  obser- 
vare  licuit;  —  De  variis  motuum  generibus,  qui  in  satel- 
litibus  planetarum  locum  habere  possunt;  —  De  motilms 
maxime  irregularibus  qui  in  systemate  mundano  locum 
habere  possent,  una  cum  methodo  hu.jusmodi  motus  per 
temporis  spatium  quantumvis  magnum  prosequendi.  — 
Lexell,  A.  J.   Recherchessur  la  nouvelle  jilanete  decou- 
verte  par  Herscbel  et  nommec  Geonrium  Sidus ;  —  Solu- 
tiones  quorundam  problematum  ad  doctrinam  de  motu 
planetarum  et  cometaruni  in  sectionibus  conic!  •perlinen- 
tium.    —    Inochodzof,  P.       Determiiiatio  latitudinis  et 
longitudiiiis  urbis  Orel,  deducta  ex  obs.  astronom.,  1781. 

—  Fuss,  N.     Nouv.  recberches  sur  les  inegalites  dans  le 


mouvcment  de  la  terre  causee  par  1'action  de  Venus.  — 
Rumofski,  S.  Y.  Locus  luu»  ex  occult,  y  Virginis,  1780, 
t/20  Mart.  obs.  determinatus. 

4,  pt.  2.     1780.     Hint.      Kratzenstein,  C'.  T.     Extrait 
dc  la   diss.  PUT  la  formation  et  t-ur  I'lmitation   artilicielle 
de  la  voix  humaine.  —  Fuss,  X.     Sur   les   satellites  des 
etoilcx.   —   Pallas,  P.  S.     Sur   les   ancients   travaux  de 
mines  qu'on  trouve  en  Siberie  et  sur  leurs  rrpports  avec 
ceux  de  Ilongrie  qui  se  distinguent  des  travaux  romains  ; 

—  Sur  la  variation  des  animaux.  —Math.    Euler,  L.    De 
cllipsi  minima  dato  parallelogrammo  rectangulo  eircutn- 
scribenda ;    —    Speculationes    circa    quasdam    insignes 
proprietatea  numerorum;   —  De  plurimis  quantitatibus 
transcendentibus  quas  nullo  modo  per  foimulas  intc  grales 
exprimere  licet ;  —  De  inductione  ad  plenam  certitudinem 
evehenda.   —   Fuss,  N.      Circa  lineam  cuivam  singulari 
proprietate  pranlitam.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.     Solutio  proble 
matic  geometric! !n  Actis  Acad.  Sci.  Berol.,  1776,  aCastil- 
lon  propositi.   —   Fuss,  X.      Suppl.  au  memoire  sur  un 
probleme  du  calcul  des  probabilites  dans  le  fie  vol.  des 
Aetes.   —   P/iyx.  math.     Euler,  L.      Dilucidationes  do 
motu   ebordarum   Insequaliter  crascarum ;   —   De  motu 
penduli  circa  nxem  ey  lindricum  fulcro  data.-  figura;  incum- 
bentim   mobilis,  habita  frictionis  ratione.  —  Krafft,  AV. 
L.     Diss.  de  motu  projectilium  in  aere  resistente  coiitiu., 
tabulam    ballisticam    universaUm   exhibens.    —    Phys. 
Wolff,  O.  F.     De  ordine  fibrarum  muscularium  cordis. 

—  Pallas,  P.  S.    Descr.  didelpliis  brachyura?.  —  Ferber, 
J.  J.     Examen  hypotheseos  de  transmutationibus  corpo 
rum  mineralium.  —  Astron.    Euler,  L.     De  inventione 
longitudinis  locormn  ex  observata  lunae  distantia  a  qua- 
darn  stella  flxa  cognita;   —   De  eclipsibus  solaribus  in 
superflcte    terras   per   pro.iectioncm    repiaesentandis.  — 
Lexell,  A.  J.     Essai  sur  1'orbite  elliptique  de  la  comete 
de  1763;   —  Memoire  sur  les  eleniens  de  la  comete  de 
1780.  —  Fuss,  X.     De  motu  cometarum  ex  tribus  ebserv. 
determinando.  —  Inochodzof,  P.     Epitome  obs.  astron. 
pro  determinandi  positione  urbis  Lubny,  1782. —  Epitome 
obs.  meteorol.  Petrop.  1780. 

5,  pt.  1.     1781.     Hint. —  Math.     Euler,  L.     Kova  mr- 
thodus    integrand!    formulas    differentiales    rationales, 
sine  subsidio  quantitatum  imaginariarum  ;  —  De  dupliei 
genesi  tarn  epicycloidum  quam  bypocycloidum ;   —   De 
curvis  rectificabilibue  in  superficie  coiii  recti  ducendis; 

—  De  mirabilibus  proprietatibus  unciarum,  quae  in  evo- 
lutione  binomii  ad  potestatem  quamcunque  evecti  occur- 
runt.   —   Lexell,  A.  J.      Solutio  problematis  geometric! 
ex  doctrina  sphaerlcorum.  —  Fuss,  X.     De  variis  specie- 
bus  linearum  curvarum  singulari  proprietate  prseditarum. 

—  Rumofski,  S.  Y.      Methodus  investigandi  integrate!) 
aequationis    dp  (1 — p)  (nn  —  *«)  -\-  ds  (ww  +  ;':!  +  /'s  + 
pps)  =o.  —  Phys.  math.    Euler,  L.     De  oi-cillationiUns 
minimis  funis  libere  suspensi ;  —  De  perturbatione  motus 
chordarum  ab  earum  pondere  oriunda.  —  Rumofsky,  S. 
Y.      Methodus  exactior  declinationem  acus  msigmticae 
obs.   —    Lexell,  A.  J.      Solutio  problematis  mech.  — 
Phys.    Wolff,  C.  F.     De  ordine  fibrarum  muscularium 
cordis,  diss.  2a :    De  textu  cartilagineo  cordis,   sive  de 
filis  cartilagineo-osseis  eorumque  in  basi  cordis  distribu- 
tione.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.      Examen  ehemieum  adipis  por- 
cina?  :  pars  altera.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.     Verbasca  nova 
hy brida.  —  Zuyef,  B.   Anarricbas  j)!intherinus.  —  Pallas, 
P.  S.     Fells  manul,  nova  species  Asiatica.  —  Lepechin, 
J.     Iris  Giildenstaedtiana.  —   Axtron.      Euler,  L.     De 
perturbatione  motus  planetarum  et  cometarum. — Mallet, 
J.  A.      Obs.  et  calculs  de  la  comete  de  1779.    —   Lexell, 
A.  J.     Solution  d'uue  question  astron.  —  Inochodzof,  P. 
Breviarium  obs.  astron.  pro  determinando  situ  geograpb- 
ico  Celebris  urbis  atque  portus  Cbersoni.  1782  instituta- 
rum ;   —   Obs.  astron.  pro   stabilienda  positione   urbis 
Charkof  anno  178IS  institutae. 

5,  pt.  2.     1781.    Hint.     Mayer,  C.   Extrait  d'une  lettre. 

—  Wolff,  — .     Calculs   et  observations   de   1'eclipse  du 
Bole.il,  17  oct.  1781  n.  St.    —   Math.     Euler,    I..     Plenior 
explicatio  circa  comparationem  quantitatum  in  formula 

integral!        /  —  contentarum,     deno- 

./  V(l  +  »«22  +  nz*) 

tante  7,  functionem  quamcunque  rationalem  ipsius  gg; 
—  T'berior  evolutio  comparationis  quam  inter  arous 
sectionurn  conicarum  institucre  licet;  —  De  numero 
numorabili  in  summatione  progressionis  li.irmonicae 
natnralis  oecurrente;  —  De  insignibus  proprietatibus 
unciarum  binomii  ad  uncias  quorumvis  polynomiorum 
extensis.  —  Platzmann,  M.  Solutio  problematis  ex 
methodo  tangentium  inversa.  — Lexell,  A.  J.  Integratio 
formulaB  cujuadam  differentialis  per  Icgaritbmos  etarcus 
circulares  —  Fuss,  X.  'I't-ntanien  dimonstrationis, 
quod  omnisquantitasimaginariaad  formam  A  +B  ^/  —  1, 
reduci  possit.  —  P/II/H.  math.  Euler,  L.  De  effect u 
friclionis  in  motu  volutorio.  —  Golovin,  M.  Applicatlo 
tcntaminis  de  sono  campanarum  auctore  1^.  Eulero, 
novorum  commeiitariorum  torn,  x  inserti,  ad  sonos 
scyphorum  vitreorum,  qui  sub  nomine  instrument!  liar- 


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nionici  sunt  cogniti.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.  Meditationcs  dc 
formula  qua  motus  liimiiiiirum  elastiearum  in  annuK.s 
circulares  inciirvatiiruin  exprimitur.  —  Phyx.  Wolff, 
(.'.  V.  De  ordini'  tibiarum  cordis  diss.  in.  :  DC  libris 
externis  vcntriculi  dcxtri.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.  Daturae 
novae  hybridae.  —  Pallas,  I'.  S.  Sorlces  aliquot  Hlustrntl  ; 
sorcx  mosclialus  t't  sorex  myosurus.  —  Antion.  Lexell, 
A.  •!.  Ex  union  crit.  obs.  a  celt  b.  Mossier  circa  comctarn, 
177(1  institutarum.  —  Rumcfski,  8.  Animadvcrsio  in 
longitudines  urbium  Xecenin,  Lubny,  et  Kiowiae;  — 
Compnratio  obs.  eclipsis  lima?,  1783  die  7/18  Marti!  in 
urbc  Cl.arkow  cum  observ.  Petropoli  et  Parisiis  instituta. 

—  Inochodzof,  1'.   Summarium  observ.  astron.  pro  definl- 
endo  situ  giog.  urbis  Kursk,   1783;   —   De  situ   geog. 
urbis  \Voronesch,  deducto  ex  observ.  astron.,   1783.  — 
Epitome  observ.  meteorol.  Petropoli  1781  sec.  calenda- 
rium  Oregorlanum  institutarum. 

6,  pt.  1.  1786.  Hist.  Krafft,  W.  L.  Essai  sur  leg 
tables  den  manatees,  des  naissances,  et  des  morts  do 
St.  Petersbounr,  1764-80.  Habliz'l,  —  .  Extrait  des  let- 
tres  :  sur  la  culture  des  prairies  en  Boucharie;  obs. 
d'liist.  nat.  faites  sur  les  cotes  do  la  Mer  Caspienne.  — 
Mayer,  C.  Obs.  de  la  cometo  de  1781  ;  —  Obs.  de  la  nou- 
velle  planet?  deeouv.  par  Ilerscbel.  —  M<ith.  Euler,  L. 
De  symptomatibus  quatuor  punctorum  in  eodem  piano 
sitururn  ;  —  Methodusfacilisomnia  symptomata  linearum 
non  in  eodem  piano  sitarum  invcstitrandi.  —  Lexell,  A. 
J.  De  proprittutihus  circulorum  in  superficie  spha>rica 
descriptorum.  —  Fuss,  X.  Solutio  problematis  analytic!. 

—  Phyx.  ninth.     Euler,  L.     De  descensu  baculi  super 
hypomochlio  cylindrico  fixo  delabentis.  —  Lexell,  A.  J. 
De    motu  corporis  ad   duo   centra  virium  tixa  attract!. 

—  Phys.      Socolof,  X.     De  tractatione  metallorum  cum 
sulphure;  —  De  natura  arsenic!.  —  Georgi,  J.G.     SITU- 
tainen  chem.  calculi  acipenseris  husonis  sou  beluga*.  _ 
Oseretskofski,    X.     De  calculo  ix   acipensere  sturione 
excmto.   —   Socolof,    X.       Optima    methodus    parandi 
nmalgama  eupri.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.      Marmorum  quorun- 
diiin  imperii    Rossici  analysis  ehemica.  —  Axtron.    Lex 
ell,  A.  J.    Determinatio  errorum  qui  in  longitudinos  et 
latitudines  alicujus  cometae  geocentrieas  inducuntur,  ex 
eoinmissis  erroribus  in  elementis  orbitso.  —  Inochodzof, 
P.     Expt.sitio  observ.  astron.  in  urbe  Tanbow;   —   Do 
situ   geog.   urbis   Kaliisrae,   deducto   ex   observ.   astron. 
1784.    —    Fuss,  X.      Suppl.  in  diss.  de  motu  cometarum 
ex  tribus  observ.  determinando.  —  Mallet-Favre,  J.  A. 
Observ.  astron.  t'aites  pres  de  Geneve.  —  Rumofski,  S. 
De  eelipsi  solis  1779,  T/14  Junii. 

6,  pt.  2.  178t).  Math.  Euler,  L.  De  trajectoriis 
reclprocis  tarn  rectangulls  quam  obliquangulls  :  —  De 
miris  proprietatibus  curvae  elastic®  sub  rcquatione 


contents  ;  —  Speculationes     super 


bi     simul 


-rxf 
y  =  I    ^  ^i 

formula    integrall     /   --  ,     u 

J  ^/[aa  —  2  bx  -\-crx) 
esresriic  observ.  circa  fractiones  continuas  occurrunt.  — 
Lexell,  A.  J.  Demonstratio  nonnulorum  theorematum 
ex  doctrina  sphaDrica.  —  Fuss,  X.  Serierum  quarundam 
singularium  summatio.  —  Phys.  math.  Euler,  L.  De 
motu  globi  circa  axem  obliquumquemcunque  gyrantis  et 
super  piano  horizontal!  incedentis;  —  Accuratior  evolu- 
tio  formularuni  pro  filorura  flexibilium  aequilibrio  et 
motu  inventarum.  —  Fuss,  X.  De  superficial  terrestris 
projcetione  etereogrophica.  —  Phy*.  Ferber,  J.  J.  Re 
flexions  sur  1'anciennete  relative  des  roches  et  des 
couches  terreuses  qui  composent  la  croute  du  globe  ter- 
restre.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  De  ordine  ribrarum  cordis 
diss.  iv.  :  De  fibris  externis  ventriculi  sinistri.  —  Ber- 
gius,  P.  J.  Caenopteris,  novum  e  rilicibus  genus.  —  Koel 
reuter,  J.  T.  Malvacei  ordinis  plantae  novae  hybridae. 
—  Axtron.  Lexell,  A.  J.  De  occultationibus  quibusdam 
sim;iil  iribus,  sive  stellarum  fixarum  a  planetis,  sen  etiam 
planetarum  a  se  invicem.  —  Inochodzof,  1'.  Observ. 
astron.  pro  determinda  posltione  urbin  Jaroslawl;  — 
Observ.  astron.  Kostroma?.  —  Rumofski,  8.  Observ. 
astron.  in  Ohersoneso  Taurica  1785,  a  T.  Tchernoi.  — 
Mallet-  Farre,  .T.  A.  Observ.  astron.  :'i  Avully  pres  de 
Geneve.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Specimen  tabulae  usui  nautico 
accom.,  pro  invenienda  vera  lunaa  a  Stella  vel  sole  distan- 
tia,  ex  ohucrv.  utriusque  altitudine  et  distantia  appa- 
nente.  —  Epitome  observ.  meteorol.  Petropoli  1782  sec. 
calendarium  Grcgorianum. 
-  Nova  acta,  1783-1802.  Petrop.,  1787-1806. 

15  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  1783.  Hist.  Janssens,  —  .  T.ettresau 
prince  Demetrius  de  Golltzin  ;  sur  des  guerisons  re- 
marquables,  eflectuees  dans  des  cas  desesperes,  par  Pair 
fixe.  —  Lexell,  A.  J.  Ki-cberches  sur  la  nouvelle  pla- 
nete,  Georgium  sidus.  —  Lepechin,  J.  Hellcxions  sur  la 
necessite  d'etudier  la  vertu  des  plantes  indigenes.  —  Lex 
ell,  A.  J.  Rapport  au  sujet  d'un  nouvel  instrument  du 


cap.  Burdett,  nomine  compas  optique.  —  Rumofski,  S. 
T.,  and  other*.  Rapport  fait  a  1'Acad.  au  sujet  d'un 
ouvragc  de  1'abbe  Rochon,  'Recueil  de  mech.  et  phys.'  — 
Khrapofitski,  A.  de.  Lettres  a  Pallas,  avec  les  observ. 
de  ce  denier  sur  un  ble,  cm  sauvage.  —  Rumofski,  S.  T. 
Precis  des  mem.  couronnes  par  1'Acad.  sur  le  mouve- 
ment  diurne  de  la  terre.  —  Rumofski,  S.  T.,  and  others. 
Rapport  au  sujet  d'un  nouvel  instrument  nautique 
sounds  a  ('approbation  de  1'Acad.  par  Magellan.  —  Strit- 
ter,  — .  Examen  du  livre  intit.,  'Parerga  historica".  — 
Pallas,  P.  8.  Sur  le  upath-fluor  de  Catherinenbourg.  — 
Fuss,  X.  Eloge  de  Euler.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  Consid. 
super  trajectoriis  tarn  rectangulis  quam  obliquangulis. 
—  Xovae  demons,  circa  divisores  iiuinororuin  formae 
w-f  nyy;  —  Investigatio  curvarum  quaj  similes  sint  suis 
evolutis  vel  primis,  vel  secundis.  vel  tertiis,  vel  adeo 
cujuscunque.  — Phyx.  math.  Euler,  L.  De  motu  globi 
heterogeneii  super  piano  horizontal!,  una  cum  dilucida- 
tionibus  necessariis  supermotu  vacillatorio.  —  Lexell, 
A.  J.  Disquisitio  de  tbeoremate  Lamberti,  pro  icsti- 
mandis  temporibus  quibus  arcus  sectionum  coniearum 
describuntur  a  corporibus  quae  ad  alterutrum  attrahun- 
tur  viribus  reciproce  proportionalibus  quadratis  distan- 
tiarum.  —  Fuss,  X.  Determinatio motuum  penduli  com- 
positi  bitili  ex  primis  mech.  principiis  petita;  —  Addi- 
tiones  analytical  ad  diss.  de  motu  penduli  bifili.  —  Ber 
noulli,  J.  Sur  le  mouvernent  gyratoire  d'un  corps  at 
tache  a  un  til  extensible.  —  Phyx.  Wolff,  C.  F.  De  or 
dine  fibrarum  muscularium  cordis  diss.  v. :  De  actione 
h'brarum  externarum  ventriculi  sinistri ;  —  Explicatio 
trium  tabula]  um  anatom.  ad  quinque  priores  diss.;  De 
ordine  fibrarum  cordis  (quibus  de  fibris  tractatur  ven- 
triculorum  externis),  pertinentium.  —  Ferber,  J.  J.  Re 
flexions  sur  1'anciennete  relative  des  roches  et  des 
couches  terreuses  qui  composent  la  croute  du  globe  tor- 
restre.  2e  section.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.  Disquisitio  chem. 
substantiae  cujusdam  salina;  quam  Russi  fabrieanttir  et 
aurifabris  sub  nomine  salarka  \endunt.  —  Lepechin,  J. 
Xova  species  menthae  descripta.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T. 
Lina  hybrids.  —  Pallas,  P.  S.  Piscium  nova?  species. 

—  Astron.     Inochodzof,  1'.     Observ.  astron.  "Wologdse, 
1785;  — De  situ  geog.  urbis  Petrosawodsk,  deducto   ex 
obs.  astron.  anno  1785  institutis.  —  Romofski,  S.  T.     De 
transitu  Mercurii  per  diseum  solis,  1786,  tempore  civili 
Petropoli.  —  Krafft,   W.    L.     Sur  la  surface   geom.  de 
la   Russie   selon   la   nouvelle  carte  gen.   de  cet  Empire 
pub.  par  1'Acad.  — Euler,  J.  A.     Extrait   des   observ. 
meteorol.,  a  St.  Petersbourg,  1783. 

2.  1784.     HiKt.      .flSpinus,    — .     Lettres;   Un    micro 
scope  achromatique  d'une  nouv.  construe. ;  —  Les  vol- 
cans  de  la  lune.  —  Math.    Euler,   L.    De  curvis  trac- 
toriis;—  De  curvis  tractoriis  compositis;  —  De  transfer- 
matione  seri  i  divergentla  1  —  m.r-\-m  (m  +rc)  r»  —  m 
(m  +  «)  (m-j-2«)  x3  +  m  (nz  +  n)  (m  +  2«)  (TO  +  3n)  **, 
etc.,  in  fractionem   continuam;  —  De  suminatione  serie- 
rutn  in  quibus  tcrminorum  signa  alternantur.  —  Fuss,  X. 
Problematum  quorundam  spha?ricorum  solutio.  —  Schu 
bert,  F.  T.     De  projectione  spliarae  in  superficiem  coni- 
cam;  —  De  projectione  sphaerae  ad  determinandam  aream 
maxime  idonea.  —  Phyx.  math.    Euler,  L.     Consideratio 
motus  plane  singularis  qui  in  filo  perfect?  flexile  locum 
habere  potest.  —  Enodatio  dirlicultatis  super  flgura  terrae 
a  vi  centrifugaoriunda.  —  Bernoulli,  J.     Bur  le  mouye- 
ment  gyratoire   d'un  corps  attache  a  un  fil  extensible, 
2e  mem.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.     Essay  rel.  aux  recherehes  de 
la  Grange  sur  1'attraction  dcs  speroidcs  elliptiques.  — 
Phi/s.     Ferber,  J.  J.     Reflexions  sur  1'anciennete  rela 
tive  dcs  roches  ct  des  couches  terreuses  qui  composent 
la  croute  du  globe  terrestre.    3e  section.  —Wolff,  C.  F. 
De  ordine  fibrarum    cordis    diss.  vi.   quae   repetitas  et 
novas   obs.   de   libris  ventriculorum   externis  continet., 
pars  1. :  Ventriculus  dexter.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.     Analysis 
chem,  aquas  fluvii  Xevn?  urbem  Petropolin  perflucntis. — 
Pallas,  P.  S.     Marina  varia  nova  et  rariora.  —  Camper, 
P.     Oomplementa  varia   Academiae    communicanda   ad 
Pallas.  —  Axtron.     Inochodzof,  P.     Obs.  astron.  Petrop 
oli,  1786.  —  Rumofski,  S.  T.     De  momento  conjunctionis 
Mercurii   cum   sole   nee   non    latitudine   illius,  tempore 
transitus  per  diseum  solis,  1780;  —  De  t  rant- it  u  Mercurii 
per  solem,  1786  Bagdati ;  —  Observ.  eclipsis  solis.  1787, 
4/15  Junii  in  observ.  Petrop.  —  Euler,  J.  A.     Extrait 
des  obs.  met.,  St.  Pet,,  1784. 

3.  1785.  Hixt.   Pallas,  P.  S.  Description  dedouzc  mon 
noyes  asiatiques  d'argent,  d'une  antiqnite  tres  reculee; 

—  Description  de  cinq  petites  monnoyes  d'argent  trou- 
vees  dans  1?  Gouv.  de  Pleskow;  —  Explication  de  quinze 

monnoyes  antiques,  trouvees  au  Gouv.  de  Pleskow. 

Patrin.     Extrait  d'une  lettre  a  Pallas.  —  Euler,  L.,  and 
othrm.      Sur   la   congelation    du   mercure;    experiences 
nouvelles.  —  Raspe,  — .     Sur  i'analys? chym.  de quelques 
mineraux  remarquablcs.  —  Pallas,' P.  S.  '  Avis  au  public 
cone,  un  vocabulaire  polyglotte.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.     Rap 
port  sur  deux  ouvrages  envoyes  i\  1'Acad.  par  G.  Viven- 
zio.  —  Zjuyef,  — .     Reflexions  sur  le  territoire   taurique 


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ct  aes  environs.  —  Jarig,  — ,  and  others.  Extrait  des 
lettres.  —  Miiller,  O.  F.  De  conservis  palustribus 
oculo  nudo  invisibilibus.  —  Lhuilier,  S.  Sur  les  pyra- 
mides  isoperimetres.  —  Bloch,  M.  E.  Pleuronectarum 
duplex  species.  —  Lambre,  — .  Mem.  sur  1'occultation 
de  Venus,  12  avr.  1785  n.  st.  —  Math.  Euler,  L. 
Methodus  facilis  inveniendi  integrale  hujus  formulae, 

f     x,  —  -    casu    quo    post 

J     x  x*n—  ixn  cos.  6  +  I 

integrationem  ponitur  vel  x  =  1  vel  x  =  <*>',  —  Do 
summo  usu  calculi  imaginariorum  in  analysi ;  —  Speci 
men  singulare  analyseos  innnitorum  indeterminatas;  — 
De  lineis  rectiticabifibus  in  superncic  sphaeroidica  qua- 
cunque  geometrice  ducendis;  --  De  superticie  coni 
scaleni,  ubi  imprimis  ingentes  difficultates,  quae  in  hac 
investigatione  occurrunt,  perpenduntur.  —  Fuss,  N.  De 
proprietatibus  quibusdam  ellipseos  in  superticie  sphae- 
rica.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  Annotationes  ad  theorema  xvi. 
libr.  v.  Pappi.  —  Phys.  math.  Euler,  L.  De  viribus 
centripetis  ad  curvas  non  in  codein  piano  sitas  describen- 
das  requisitis;  —  De  motu  trium  corporum  se  mutuo 
attraheuiimn  super  eadem  linea  recta;  —  Solutio  proble 
matis  mechiuiici.  —  Bernoulli,  J.  Sur  le  mouvement 
gyratoire  d'un  corps  attache  a  un  til  extensible,  3e 
mem.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Raccourci  des  elemens  diop- 
triques  qui  servent  de  base  &  la  theorie  des  objectifs 
acbromaliques,  applieables  aux  microscopes.  —  P/tys. 
Wolff,  O.  F.  De  ordine  fibrarum  muscularium  cordis 
diss.  vi.,  pars  posterior:  Ventriculus  sinister;  —  Diss. 
vil. ;  De  stratis  fibrarum  in  universum.  —  Georgi,  J.  G. 
C'inerum  clavellatorum  Rossiae,  itemque  cinerum  betuli- 
norum  examen  chem.  —  Ferber,  J.  J.  Mineralium  quo- 
rundam  rariorum  recensio,  adjectis  observation! bus 
geologicis.  —  Zvief,  B.  Petrefacta  ignota.  —  Koel 
reuter,  J.  T.  Diantbi  novi  hybridi.  —  Laxmann,  E. 
Sorex  caeoutiens.  —  Axtron.  Euler,  L.  Eclaircissemens 
sur  le  mem.  de  M.  de  la  Grange  dans  le  oe  vol.  des 
Melanges  de  Turin,  cone,  la  methode  de  prendre  le 
milieu  entre  le  resultats  de  plusieurs  obs.  —  Rumofsky, 
8.  Y.  Determinatio  lat.  et  long,  fortalitii  Mosdoc,  de- 
ducta  ex  obs.  a.  1785  a  T.  Tschernoi  institutis.  —  Fuss, 
N.  Sur  une  nouvello  methode  de  trouver  1'anomalie 
excentrique  par  1'anomalie  inoyenne.  —  Euler,  J.  A. 
Extrait  des  obs.  met.,  a  St.  Petersbourg,  1785. 

4.  1786.    Hist.   Lhuilier,  S.   Theoreme  sur  les  centres 
de   gravite.   —   Hermann,  B.  F.      Sur   les   naissances, 
manages,  et  morts  dans  quelques  provinces  et  villes  do 
la  Russie.   —   Schubert,  F.  T.      Problematis  cujusdam 
sphojrid  solutio;  —  De  curva  loxodromica.  —  Bernoulli, 
J.     Add.au  3e  mem.  sur  le  mouvement  gyratoire  d'un 
corps  attache  a  un  til  extensible,  v.  3  des  Nouv.  actes. 

—  Math.       Euler,    L.        Evolutio    formulae    integralis 

fix    { -| J    a  termino  x  =  o  usque  ad  x  =  1 

extensae;  —  Uberior  explicatio  method!  singularis  nupcr 
expositae,  integralia  alias  maxime  abscondita  investigan- 
di;  —  Analysis  facilis  et  plana  ad  eas  series  maxime 
abstrusas  perducens,  quibus  omnium  aequationum  alge- 
braicarum  non  soluni  radices  ipsae,  sed  etiam  quaevis 
earum  potestates  exprimi  possunt;  —  De  innumeris 
generibus  serierum  maxime  memorabilium,  quibus  om 
nium  aequationum  algebraicarum  non  soluni  radices 
ipsae,  sed  etiam  quascunque  earum  potestates  exprimi 
possunt;  —  De  binis  curvis  algebraicis  inveniendis, 
quarum  arcus  indefinite  inter  se  sint  aequales.  —  Fuss, 
N.  Solutio  problematis  ex  methodo  tangentium  inversa. 

—  Phyx.  math.     Euler,  L.     De  motu  oscillatorio  tabula? 
auspensae  et  a  vento  agitatae.  —  Bernoulli,  J.     Dilucida- 
tiones  in  comment.  Euleri  de  ictu  glandium  contra  tabu- 
lam  explosarum;   —  Essai   sur  une   nouvelle   machine 
hydraulique,   propre   a   elever  de  1'eau,  et   qu'on   pent 
nommer  maehine   Pitotienne.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.     Suite  du 
memoire  sur  les  listes  des  mariages,  des  naissances,  et 
des  morts  a  St.  Petersbourg,    1781-85.   —   Phys.     Wolff, 
C.    F.     Do   ordine  tibraruin   muscularium    cordis    diss. 
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—  Echeneidis  nova  species.   —   Ferber,  J.  J.     Enodatio 
quaeslionis,  an   indoles   matrids  metalliferae  et   metalli 
quod  continet   notam  praebet  certain  qua  dignoad  pos- 
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A.     Extrait  des  observ.  meteorol.,  St.  Petersbourg,  1786. 

—  Suppl. 

5.  1787.     Hint.    Fries, — .     Obs.  sur  le  froid  et  la  con 
gelation    naturelle  du   mercure,  a  Oustioug-Velikoi.  — 
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dephlogisticante  carbonum;  —  Methodus  facillima   cre- 
matum  frumenti  sine  rectiticatioue  ab  ingrato  suo  odore 


et  sapore  liberandi.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  Innumera 
theoremata  circa  formulas  integrates,  quorum  demon- 
stratio  vires  analyseos  superare  videatur;  —  De  multipli- 
catione  angulorum  per  factores  expedienda;  —  Nova  do- 
monstratioquodevolutiopotestatum  binomii  Newtonians 
etiam  pro  exponentibus  fractis  valeat;  —  De  innumeris 
curvis  algebraicis,  quarum  longitudinem  per  arcus  para- 
bolicos  metiri  licet;  —  De  innumeris  curvis  algebraicis 
quarum  longitudinem  per  arcus  ellipticos  metiri  licet;  — 

Comparatio  valorum  formulae  integ.     /  — 

J    n  f 


n  \n  • 
i      x  j 


a  termino  x  =  o  usque  ad  x  =  1  extcnsae;  —  Add.  ad  diss. 
praecedentem  de  valoribus  formulae  integralis,  etc. — 
Schubert,  F.  T.  De  projectione  sphasroidis  elliptifae 
geographica  diss.  i.  —  Phy».  ninth.  Euler,  L.  De 
motu  quodam  maxime  memorabili  satis  simplici  ac  eolutu 
difticillimo.  —  Fuss,  N.  Du  mouvement  d'un  disque  cir- 
culaire  qu'un  poid.s  fait  monter  snr  un  plan  incline.— 
Bernoulli,  J.  Essai  tbeoretique  sur  les  vibrations  des 
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ix. :  De  actione  ribrarum  mediarum  ventriculi  dextri.  — 
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duos.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  Di'seriptio  aortae  supra  modiim  ex 
tensae,  simulque  in  sedibus  diversis  ossilicatoe.  —  Zvief, 
B.  Gymnoti  nova  species.  —  Georgi,  J.  G.  Exmneri 
chem.  obs.  a  de  Carosi  celebratae  de  gypsi  cujusdam 
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meratio  mineralium  quorundam  rariorum  in  museis 
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les  presenter  sous  une  forme  propre  a  abreger  conside- 
rablement  le  calcul  des  lieux  de  la  lime.  —  Inochodzof,  P. 
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Extrait  des  observ.  meteorol.,  St.  Petersbourg,  T787. 

6.  1788.  Hist.  Fries,  — .  Lettre  sur  une  inscrip 
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la  langue  et  1'ecriture  syrainique  a  1'occasion  de  1'inscrip- 
tion  ancienne  en  cette  langue,  deterree  par  M.  Fries. — 
Suppl..  Rochon,  A.  M.  Explication  des  usages  aux- 
quels  on  peut  employer  utilement  les  lunettes  qui  don- 
nent  deux  images  du  ineme  objet,  par  1'effet  de  la  double 
refraction  du  cristal  de  roche.  —  Lowitz,  T.  Materia 
alba  in  epidermide  hetulao  albae;  —  Experiment,  chem. 
de  carbonibus  contin.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  De  singu 
lar!  rationc  dift'erentiandi  et  integrand!,  quae  in  suminis 
serierum  occurrit ;  —  Methodus  generalis  investigamli  ra 
dices  omnium  aequationum  per  approximationem;  — 
Innumerae  aequationum  fonnae,  ex  omnibus  ordinibus 
quarum  resolutio  exhiberi  potest ;  —  De  curvis  algebrai 
cis  quarum  longitudo  exprimitur  hac  formula  integral!; 


',  —  De  duabus  pluribusve  curvis  algebra 


icis,  in  quibus,  si  a  terminis  fixis  arcus  aequales  abscin- 
dantur,  eorum  amplitudinesdatatn  inter  se  teneant  ratio- 
nem; —  De  methodo  tanaentium  inversa  ad  theoriarn 
solidorum  translata;  —  Solutio  facilis  problematis,  quo 
quaeritur  circulus,  qui  datos  tres  cireulos  tangat.  —  Fuss, 
N.  Solution  du  prob'.eme,  de  trouver  un  cercle  qui 
touche  trois  cercles  donnes  de  grandeur  et  de  position.  — 

Rumofsky,  S.  T.     Summatio  seriei  1  n—  2™  +  371  —  4"+ 

5n  ,  etc.,  denotante  n  numerum  quemcunque  integrum. 

—  Schubert,  F.  T.     De  projectione  sphaeroidis  ellipticae 
geographica  diss.   n.  :     Projectio    stereotrraphica  hori- 
zontalis   sou   obliqua.  —  Phi/n.   math.      Euler,    L.      De 
motu  oscillatorio  penduli  circa  axem  eylindricum,  piano 
lioriznntali  incumbentem.  —  Bernoulli,  J.     De  motu  pro- 
gressivo  rotatorio  et  oscilatorio  duorum  corporum,  ope 
till  super  trochleam  transeuntis  coiniexorum  — Fuss,  N. 
Recherchea   sur   un   probleme    de   mechanique.  —  Ber 
noulli,  .1.     De  motu  et  reactione  aqua?   per  tubos  mo 
biles  transfluentis.  —  Fuss,  N".     Uemarques  sur  un  prob 
leme  de  statique.  —  I'hi/x.     Koelreuter,  .1.  T.     Sur  Pirri- 
tabilite  des  et  unines  de  1'epine  vinette,  berberes  vulgaris 
Lin.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.     D.j  ordine  (ibrarum  muse,  cordis, 
diss.  x.:    De  strato  secundo  flbrarum  ventriculi  sinistri, 
pars  i.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T.     Observ.  anat.-phys.  mytili 
cygnei  Lin.    ovaiia   concernentes.   —  Severgin,  B.     De 
seiioerlo    — Wolff,  O.  F.     De  tola  quam  dieunt  cellulosa 
obs.  —  Hermann,  B.  F.     Sur  le   inaniere   dont   on   fait 
racier  des  mines  de  for  de  la  Siberie.  —  Axlron.     Schu 
bert,  F.  T.     Problemata   duo   astron.  —  Krafft,   \V.  L. 
Suite  au  mem.  sur  les  tables  lunaires  ins.  an  tome  5  des 
Nouv.  actes. — Rumofski,  S.  T.     De  eclipsi  solis,  1788. 

—  Euler,  J.  A.      Extrait  des  obs.  meteorol.,  St.  Peters 
bourg,  178S. 

7.      17SJ.      Hist.   —  Jtfath.     Euler,   L.     De  formulis 


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different,  qua?  per  dims  pluresve  quantitatcs  nniltiplieatae 
fiiiiit  intcgrahiles;  —  Quatuor  thcoremata  maxime  notatn 
digna  in  ealeulo  integral!;  —  Do  termino  ge-n.  wrieruni 
hypcrgeometricarum  ;  —  De  itcrata  intcgratione  formula- 
ruin  inu gralium,  iluin  aliquis  exponcns  pro  variabili  as- 
funiitur;  —  Methodus  facilis  investigandi  radium  osculi, 
ex  principio  maximorum  ct  minimorum  pctitii;  —  Circa 
series,  quarmn  termini  secundum  sinus  vcl  consinus  an- 
gulorum  multiplornm  progrcdiimtur;  —  De  integrationi- 
bus  ex  ealeulo  imaginariorum  oriundis ;  —  Suppl.  ad  diss. 


m  —  1 


praeceden^em,  circa  integratlonem  formula?    / — 

»/  7i 

casu,  quo  ponitur  z  =  c  (cos.  * -f-  v'  —  1.  "in  *).  —  Schu 
bert,  F.  T.  Do  projectione  spba?roidis  elliptica?  geo- 
graphica  diss.  n. :  Projectio  parvae  supcrficiei  telluris. 

—  Fuss,  X.     Observ.    varia?   circa   integrationem   aequa- 
tionum  bomogenearum  rationalium  sine  variabilium  se- 
paratione  perficiendi ;  —  Enodatio  dillicultatis  ab  Eulero 
in   diss.    de   integrationibus   memorabilibus   ex   ealeulo 
imaginarioriim    oriundis,  geometris  propositae.  —  1'hys. 
math.     Euler,  L.     De   momentis  virium    respectu   axis 
cujuscunque  inveniendis,  ubi  plura  insignia  s\mptomata 
circa  binas  rectas,  non  in  eodem  piano  sitas.explicantur; 

—  Method,  facilis  omnium  virium  momenta  respectu  axis 
cujuscunque   determinandi.  —  Kratft,  W.  L.      Analyse 
des  experiences  faites  en  Hussie,  sur  la  longueur  du  pen- 
dule  a  secondes,  on  le   rapport  de  la  pesanteur  en  diffe- 


necessitatem  et  leges  lustrans.  —  Sewergin,  15.  Sur 
quelques  montagni's  volcaniques  d<'8  environs  de  Goet- 
tingtic.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.  De  tela  dict.a  eellulosa;  cutis, 
substantia  subcutanca,  adeps.  —  Zvief,  B.  Biga  murie- 
naruin  nova?  species,  murwiia  fusca  et  alba.  —  Hermann, 
B.  F.  Notice  sur  le  Schoerl  rouge  de  Sarapoulskoi  et 
Siberia.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Essay  sur  les  pierres  de  roche 
composecs.  —  Lowitz,  T.  Metbodus  nova  acctum  eon- 
centrandi,  ejusque  omni  mixtione  perducendi.  —  Ozer- 
etzof'ski,  X.  Description  des  mines  de  "Woetzk  et  his- 
toire  de  leur  exploitation.  —  Pallas,  P.  S.  Jsovae  spe 
cies  plantarum,  amygdalus  pedunculata,  pyrus  elaeagri- 
folia,  astruntia  maxima,  ancistrum?  apetalum.  —  Ant/on. 
Rumofsky,  S.  Y.  Obs.  eclipsis  solis,  1781,  Petropoli. 
—  Kratft,  \V.  L.  Mcthode  a  la  portee  des  navigateurs, 

Eour  reduire  en  distance  vraie  la  distance  apparcnte  de 
i  lune  au  soleil,  ou  a  une  etoile  fixe.  —  Itiochodzof,  P. 


-F-cupsis    lunse     paruans    Jiui,    i  etropoil    ons. —  JBji 
J.  A.     Extrait  des  obs.  met.,  St.  Petersbourg,  1789. 

8.  17'JO.  l/ixt.  Flaugei  gues,  P.  F.  Obs.  astron. ;  — 
Solution  d'un  probleme  de  mech.  —  Paccassi,  — .  Ex- 
truit  de  lettres  a  N.  Fuss;  tr.  de  1'allemand.  —  Math,  et 
Phyx.  math.  Euler,  L.  Varise  considerations!  circa  series 
hypergeometricas; — De  vero  valore  formulae  integralis 

/"•      /1\  n 

I  tr(  I  -  J        a  termino  r  =  0  usque  ad  terminumx  =  1 

extensa?;  —  Plenior  expositio  serierum  illarum  memora- 
bilium,  quso  ex  unciis  potestatum  binomii  formantur;  — 
Exercitatio  anal ytica ;  —  Evolutio  problematic  cu.jus  so- 
lutio  analytica  est  dirticillima,  dum  syntbetica  per  se  est 
obvia;  —  Problema  geometricum  ob  singularia  symto- 
mata  imprimis  memorabile;  —  De  curvis  byperbollcls, 
quce  Intra  suas  assymtotas  spatium  flnitum  includunt.  — 
Schubert,  F.  T.  De  cursu  navis  in  spbseroide  elliptico; 

—  KeHexions  t-ur  les  logai  ithmes  imaginaires.  —  Fusa,  N. 
De  novis  quibusdam  caustieae  parabolse  proprietatibus; 

—  Demonstratio  theorematurn  quorundam  analyticorum. 

—  Krafft,  W.  Is.      Sur  les  listes  des  manages,  des  nais- 
sances,  et    des    morts    a    St.     Petersbourg,     1786-1790. 

—  Fuss,  X.    De  motu   singular!  progressivo  et  rotatorlo 
corporis  cylindrici,  filo  flexili  ex  cujus  altero   termino 
euspenditur,   circumdati.  —  J'fiyn.     Wolff,   C.  F.     Obs. 
de  tela  dicta  cellulosa,  contin.  II.  :  cellulosa  museulorum. 

—  Hermann,   B.  F.  J.     J^xperiences  sur  le  produit  en 
fer  de  fonte  d'un  haul  fourneau  en  Siberie.  —  Severgin, 
W.  M.     Obs.  sur  ditlorentes  cspoces  de  pierres  de  roehe 
composees  roulees  des  environs  du   canal  de  Ladoga. — 
Lowitz,  T.     Diss.  de  acidi  aceti  crystallisatione;  contin. 
cxbibens  recens  delectus  methodos.  —  Wolff,  C.  F.     De 
ordine  tibrarum    muse,    cordis   diss.  x. :    De  strato   se- 
cundo  fibrarum    ventriculi   sinistri,   pars  II.  —  Lowitz, 
T.     Obs.  cir.  salis  communis  crystallisationcm  ope  frig- 
oris   elliciendam,   et   depurandi   salis    hujus    metbodus 
nova.  —  Ozeretzofsky,  X.     Obs.  sur  les  eaux  martiales 
du  gouv.  d'Olonetz.  —  Axlron.  et  Mrt.     Rumofsky,  S.  Y. 
Obs.  nouiiullae  astron.  Petropoli  habitx.  —  Lowitz,  T. 


Descr.  d'un  meteore  rrmarquable  obs.  a  St.  Petersbourg, 
18  juin  K'.iO.  —  Euler,  J.  A.  Extrait  des  obs.  met.,  St. 
Petersbourg,  17'JO. 

9.  1791.  Ilixt.  Golitzin,  T).,princr  de.  Extrait  d'une 
lettre.  —  Lowitz,  T.  La  metallisation  des  terres.  — 
Boghdanof,  —  ,  de.  Extrait  d'une  lettre.  —  Lowitz,  T. 
Sur  la  terre  nitreuse  d»s  environs  de  Biysk'.  —  Le- 
pechin,  J.  Varietas  acipenseris  sttllati  oppido  rara. 
—  Vega,  G.  Determination  de  la  demi-cii  conference 
d'un  cercle,  dont  le  diametre  esl  =  1,  exprimee  en  140 
figures  decimales.  —  Meidinger,  K.  von.  D'une  meth. 
nouv.  et  infaillible  d'essai'er  1'or  et  1'argent.  —  Trembly, 
J.  Kechercbes  sur  les  equations  aux  diflennces  par- 
tielles  du  premier  ordre  a  trois  variables,  lorsque  ces 
differences  ne  sont  que  lineaires.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P. 
Descriptio  csenopteridis.  —  Math,  et  J'hyx.  math.  Euler, 
L.  De  sing,  genere  quaest.  Dioprjantearurn  it  methodo 
maxime  recondita  eas  resolvendi  ;  —  De  radicibus  wqua- 


tionis  infinita?  0  =  1 


n  (n 


afl 


—  .  +  ftc.  ',  —  Ex<  rcitatio  analytica,  ubi  impri- 
n  .....  (M+O) 

mis  seriei  maxime  gcneralis  summatio  traditur;  —  Dilu- 
cidationes  super  foimulis,  quibus  sinus  et  cosinus  angu- 
lorum  multiplornm  exprimi  solent,  ubi  simul  ingtntes 
diflicultates  diluuntur;  —  De  im-ignibus  pr<  prietatibus 
formularum  intigialium  practer  binas  variabiles  etiam 
earum  difl'erentialia  cujuscunque  ordinis  involventium  ; 
—  Specimen  integrationis  abstrusitsimae  hac  formula 

/Sx 
-  -  -  ;  —  Integratio  formula}  differentia- 

(1-f-z)  ^  (Zj-x—1) 

lis  maxime  irrationalis,  quam  tamen  per  logaritbmos  et 
arcus  circulares  expedire  licet;  —Evolutio  formula?  intc- 


-  i- 
gra 


ct  arcus 


circulares;  —  Problema  geom.,  quo  inter  omnes  ellip 
ses,  qua?  per  data  quatuor  puncta  traduci  possunt,  ea 
qua?ritur,  qua?  habet  aream  minimam ;  —  Solutio  proble- 
matis  maxime  curiosi,  quo  inter  omnes  ellipses  qua?  circa 
datum  triangulum  circumscribi  possunt  ea  qureritur, 
cujus  area  sit  omnium  minima ;  —  De  centro  similitudinis. 

—  Schubert,  F.  T.     Problemata  e  metbodo   tangentium 
inversa; —  Solutio  dubii  circa  rectificationem  curvarum. 

—  Fuss,  X.     Obs.  circa  series  quibus  sinus  et  cosinus  an- 
gulorum   multiplorum   exprimi   solent.  —  Krafft,  W.  L. 
DC  tempore  oscillationis   pendulorum.  dum   arcus  dataa 
amplitudinis  cujuscunque  describunt.  —  Fuss,  X.     Solu 
tio  qua>stionis,  quot  modis  polygonum  n  laterum  in  poly- 
gona  m  laterum  per  diagonales  rosolvi  quaeat ;  —  De  la 
descente   d'un   corps   sur  un  plan  incline,  dont  une  ex- 
tremite    est    appuyee    sur    un   fond    elastique.  —  Phyn. 
Wolff,  C.  F.     De  ordine   fibrarum  muscularium   cordis 
diss.  x. :    De  strato  secundo  fibrarum  ventriculi  sinistri, 
pars  ill.  —   Lowitz,  T.     Tentamina    denitri  crudi    per 
carbones  depuratione.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Lapidis  cornel 
lamellosi  nova  species.  —  Lowitz,  T.     Experimenta  nova 
crystallisationem    alcalium    causticorum    spectantia.   — 
Koelreuter,  J.  T.     Descriptio  pleuronectoris  flesi  et  pas- 
seris   Linnaci    bistorico-anatomica.    —    Antron.   et    Met. 
Krafft,  W.  L.     Essai  de  perfectionner  une  methode  de 
trouver  sur  mer  la  latitude  geog  du  vaisseau.  —  Bruehl, 
H.  M.,  Graf\on.     Sur  la  difference  en  longitude  des  ob- 
servatoires  de  Paris  et  de   Greenwich,  avec  les   obsen-. 
d'oii  elle  a  ete  deduite,  et  une  critique  de  celle  que  M.  Koy 
a  conclue  dc  scs  operations  geodesiques. — Euler,  J.  A. 
Extrait  des  observ.  met.,  St. "Petersbourg,  1791 ;—  Resu 
me  des  obs.  met.,  St.  Petersbourg,  1772-92. 

10.  1792.  Hint.  Trembley,  J.  Recbercbes  sur  les 
equations  lineaires  du  second  degre  aux  differences 
partielles.  —  Meidinger,  K.,  Freiherr  von.  Methode 
amelioree  de  separer  1'or  et  1'argent  par  le  depart,  fondee 
sur  les  aflinites  des  corps.  —  Pfaff,  J.  F.  De  progres- 
sionibus  arcuum  circularium,  quorum  Inngentes  secun- 
dum  datam  legem  procedunt.  —  Ypey,  A.  Sur  la  res 
piration.  —  Nartof,  A.  Xotice  sur  le  quartz  rose  de 
Finlande.  —  Lowitz,  T.  Experiences  chymiques.  — 
Jlalh.  et  Phyx.  math.  Euler,  L.  Ulterior  disquisitio 
de  formulis  integralibus  imaginariis ;  —  Integratio 


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succincta  formulas  integralis   / 


(3±0«K/(1  ±3*?) 

Do  casibns  quibus  bane  formulam  r*  -\-  ksjryy  -\-  y*  ad 
quadratum  redncere  licet;  —  Investigatio  superticierum 
quarum  normales  ad  datum  planum  productae  sint 
omnes  inter  se  sequales  ;  —  Vari»  speculationcs  super 
area  triangulorum  spba^ricorum  ;  —  Utrum  hie  numerus 
1,000,009  sit  primus  nee  ne  inquiritur.  —  Schubert, 


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F.  T.  Commentatio  in  Pappi  Alexandrini  theor.  xvi. 
lib.  iv.  —  Fuss,  N.  De  la  descente  d'un  corps  sur  un 
plan  incline,  dont  les  deux  cxtremites  sont  appuyees  eur 
une  fond  elastique;  —  De  quadrilateria,  quibus  circulum 
tarn  inscribere  quam  circumscribere  licet.  —  Rumofsky, 

S.  Y.    Integratio  formulae     /  —  —  ,       alia- 


rumque  nonnullarum.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Application  de  la 
roue  hydraulique  segnerienne,  a  1'exploitation  dcs  mines. 
—  Phys.  Wolff,  C.  F.  De  ordine  fibrarum  muse,  cordis, 
diss.  x.  :  De  strato  secundo  lib.  ventriculi  sinistri,  pars 
iv.  —  Lowitz,  T.  Expositio  method!  novae  aquam  pu- 
tridam  vel  corruptam  depurandi.  —  Severgin,  W.  M. 
Sur  le  talc  ;  —  Sur  les  serpentines  russes,  pour  servir  de 
suite  a  1'essay  sur  1'oryctographie  de  la  liussie;  —  Sur  la 
cyanito.  —  Pallas,  P.  S.  Tableau  phys.  et  topog.  de  la 
Tauride  ;  —  Catalogue  des  especes  de  vegetaux  sponta- 
nes  en  Tauride.  —  Lowitz,  T.  Terra  strontiana  in 
spatho  ponderoso,  ceu  pars  ejus  constitutiva  secundaria 
detecta.  —  Pallas,  P.  8.  Plantae  novae  ex  herbario  ex 
Bchedis  defuncti  J.  Sievers.  —  Hermann,  B.  F.  J.  Lea 
roches  dont  la  chaine  Ouralienne  est  composee.  —  Koel- 
reuter,  J.  T.  Obs.  quaedam  circa  vera  stigmata  et  fruc- 
tificationem  periplocae  Graecae  Lin  .  —  Lepechin,  J.  Poly 
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De  perturbatlone  motuum  Martis;  —  De  variatione  obli- 
quitatis  eclipticae  etanni  solaria.  —  Beitler,  W.  G.  F.  von. 
Obs.  as  Iron,  faites  a  1'observ.  dc  Mitau.  —  Inochodzof, 
P.  Obs.  astron.  Petropoli  in  specula  domestica,  1795.  — 
Rumofsky,  8.  Y.  De  eclipsi  solis,  1791  ;  —  Obs.  met., 
1768-69  a  J.  Islenieft'  in  Jakutsk.  —  Euler,  J.  A.  Extrait 
des  obs.  met.,  St.  Petersburg.  1702;  —  Extrait  des  obs. 
met.,  Moscou,  1792. 

11.  1793.  Hint.  Severgin,  W.  M.  Experiences  sur 
les  qualites  phosphoriques  de  plusieurs  pierres.  —  Lo 
witz,  T.  Sur  la  crystallisation  du  sel  muriatique  a  base 
de  manganese  ;  —  Analyse  chym.  de  zeolithe  jaspitique 
en  masses,  d'Ochotzk;  —  Analyse  chym.  de  deux  nouv. 
especes  de  pierres.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Notice  sur  une 
4e  espece  de  zeolithe  en  masses,  trouve  a  Ochotzk.  — 
iSuppl.  Pfaff,  J.  F.  Obs.  anal,  ad  L.  Euleri  institu- 
tiones  calculi  integralis  v.  iv,  suppl.  n  et  iv.  —  Trem- 
bley,  J.  Kecherches  sur  les  equations  lineaires  aux  dif 
ferences  partielles  du  second  degre  :  2e  mem.  —  Kausler, 
C.  F.  Solution  du  probleme  de  decomposer  les  nombres 
noncarres,  en  deux,  trois,  ou  quatre  carres.  —  Math,  ft 
Phys.  math.  Euler,  L.  De  formulis  differentialibus 
secuncli  gradus,  quae  integrationem  admittunt;  —  Formse 
gen.  ditt'crentialmm  quae  etsi  nulla  substitutione  ra 
tionales  reddi  possunt  tamen  integrationem  per  loga- 
rithmos  et  arcus  circulares  admittunt;  —  De  novo 
gen.  quaastionum  arith.  pro  quibus  solvendis  certametho- 
dus  adhuc  desideratur;  —  Methodus  inveniendi  series 
per  sinus  cosinusve  augul.  multiplorum  procedentes;  — 
Disq.  ulterior  super  seriebus  secundum  multipla  cuius- 
dam  anguli  progredientibus;  —  Investigatio  quarundam 
scrierum  quae  ad  rationem  peripheriae  circuli  ad  diame- 
trum  vero  proximo  definlendam  maxime  sunt  accomoda- 
tae  ;  —  De  novo  gen.  serierum  ration,  et  valde  convergen- 
tium  quibus  ratio  peripheriae  ad  diamctrum  exprimi 
potest.  —  Fuss,  N.  Uiter.  disq.  circa  series  quibus 
sinus  et  cosinus  angul.  multiplorum  exprimunter.  — 
Schubert,  F.  T.  De  inventione  divisorum.  —  Fuss,  X. 
Dilucidationes  super  prob.  geom.  de  dlipsi  minima  pel- 
data  quatuor  puncta  uucenda.  —  Rumofsky,  S.  Y.  Inte- 
Sx  3 


gratio   formulas 


3 


et 


Sx  V  (1-xS). 


(1  +  x)  V(l-*3)  \-\-x 

—  Fuss,  N.     De  minimis  quibusdam  geom.  ope  principii 
statici  inventis.   —   Krafft,  W.  L.      Sur  les  plus  grandes 
portees  des  pieces  d'artillerie,  eu  egard  a  la  resistance  de 
1'air.   —   P/iys.      Lowitz,  T.      Expositio  novarum  circa 
salium  crystallisatiouem  obs.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.    Enu- 
meratio    mineralium    quorundam    rariorum,   in    museis 
nonnullis  Petrop.  obviarum.  —  Lowitz,  T.    Experimento- 
rum  circa  summam  spiritus  vini  dephlegmatloneni  cxpo- 
sitio  ;  —  Expositio  method!  novae  naphtham  vitriolicam  ad 
subtilitatis  et  puritatis  gradum  hodierno  majorem  perdu- 
cendi.   —    Hermann,  B.  F.  J.      De  la  mine  d'argent  dc 
Salairsk'  aux  monts  d' Altai  en  Siberie.  —  Lepechin,  J. 
Epilobii  species   nova.   —   Ozeretzkofski,  N.      Saponis 
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en  Siberie.   —   Severgin,    W.  M.      Bur  quelques    spats 
fluors  de  Nertsehinsk'.   —   Koelreuter,  J.  F.     Mirabiles 
jalapae  liybridiic.  —  Lepechin,  J.  Senecionis  species  nova. 

—  Sacarof,  J.     Sur  la  maniei'e  la  plus  facile  de  preparer 
1'aclde  nltrique  le  plus  pur  et  le  plus  fort.   —  Nartof,  A. 
Sur  une  nouv.  especc  de  granite,  trouvee  aux  environs  de 
la  Mer  Blanche.  —  Hermann,  B.  V.  J.     Sur  1'exploitation 
des  mines  de  1'Empire   de  Russie.  —  Mussin-Pushkin, 


A.  Graf  von.  Sur  une  nouv.  methode  de  crystalliser  les 
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spathique  jaune  qui  double  les  objets.  —  Afttron.  et  Met. 
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rum  a  lima,  1'etrop.,  1796 ;  —  Eclipses  satellitum  Jovis, 
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dans  le  solstice  d'ete  1796,  faite  a  Mitau;  —  Obs.  des 
eclipses  des  satellites  de  Jupiter,  1796,  Mitau.  —  Henry, 
M.  Occultation  de  t  du  Capricorne.  —  Rumofsky,  S.  Y. 
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et  Lilienthal  ex  occultatione  a  luna  binarum  stellarum  6 
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Essais  sur  la  determination  de  la  longueur  du  pendule 
simple,  sous  la  lat.  de  St.  Petersbourg ;  —  Obs.  de  la 
declinaison  del'eguilleaimantee,  St.  Petersbourg,  1797.  — 
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12.  1794.  Hist.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P.  Fumanae  quatuor 
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nariorum  in  analysi;  —  De  formulis  specie!  mxx  -4-  nyy 
ad  numeros  primos  explorandos  idoneis,  earumque  mira- 
bilibus  proprietatibus ; —  De  evolutione  potestatis  poly- 

nomialis  cujuscunque  ( 1  -(- x -4- x-  -\- it?  +  e (c . )n  ',  —  Speci 
men  transformationis  singularis  serierum;  —  Methodus 
nova  ac  facilis  omnium  aequationurn  algebraicarum  radi 
ces  non  solum  ipsas,  sed  etiam  quascunque  earum  potes- 
tatcs  per  series  concinnas  exprimendi ;  —  De  corporibus 
cylindricis  incurvatis;  —  Investigatio  trianguli  in  quo  dis- 
tantiae  angulorum  ab  ejus  centro  gravitatis  rationaliter 
exprimantur.  —  Melanderhjelm,  D.  Integratio  formulae 

differentialis  Nnx  xm  Sx  (a  +  bx  +  ex2  +  etc.)  x  (e  -f  fx 

+  gx*  +  etc.)P  (h  +  rx  +  t.v2  +  etc.)(j: ,  in  qua  If  est  nu- 
merus  cujus  log.  hyperbolicus  est  unitas,  quantitates  vero 
n,  m.  a,  b,  c,  e,f,  g,  h,  r,  t,  p,  q,  quaelibet  datae.  —  Fuss, 
N.  Summatio  plurium  serierum  ex  sinibus  vcl  eosinibus 
arcuum  arith.  progrcdientium  formatarum;  — iSur  quelques 
cas  d'equilibre  dans  les  Ills  parfaitement  tlexibles.  —  Schu 
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mes  qu'on  pent  proposer  dans  les  courbes  dont  les  ordon- 
nees  partent  d'un  point  ttxe.  —  Rumofsky,  S.  Y.  yEqua- 
tionis  integratio,//'  w&v  =  nv&p -\- inp6v  (1 — p)  (2 — p). — 
Schubert,  F.  T.  Problemata  ex  doctrina  sphaerica.  — 
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novorum  experirnentorum  circa  frigus  artiflciale ;  —  Hya- 
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pierres  de  roche  composees,  qui  se  trouvent  dans  la  Hus- 
sie.  —  Lepechin,  J.  Typha  Laxmanni.  —  Ozeretzkofski, 
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Henry,  M.  Obs.  de  quelques  etoiles  qui  culminent  a  peu 
de  distance  du  zenith,  pour  servir  a  verifier  la  hauteur  du 
pole  de  1'Obs.  de  1'Acad.  —  Beitler,  W.  G.  F.  Obs. 
astron.  des  eclipses  des  satellites  de  Jupiter,  Mitau.  — 
Henry,  M.  Obs.  faites  avec  le  quart-de-cercle  mural  de 
1'Acad.,  1798.  —  Rumofsky,  S.  Y.  Obs.  transitus  Mer- 
curii  per  discum  solis,  in  Obs.  Petropolitano,  1799.  — 
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spondentibus  Petropolitanis  collatarum.  — Euler,  J.  A. 
Extrait  des  obs.  met.,  St.  Petersbourg,  1794.  —  Stritter, 
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13.  1795-96.  Hist. —  Math,  et  Phys.  math.  Euler, 
L.  Exemplum  quarundam  memorabilium  aequationum 
differentialium,  quas  adeo  algebralce  Integrare  licet, 
etiamsi  nulla  via  pateat  variabiles  ase  invicem  separandi ; 
—  De  variis  inodis  numeros  praegrandes  examinandi, 
utruin  sint  prim!  nee  ne?  —  Hesolutio  formulas  Dioplian- 
teae  ab  (rti.au  -4-  nbh)  =c<i  (mcc-\-nt/(t)  per  numeros  ra 
tionales  ;  —  Solutio  problematis  mechanic!.  —  Fuss,  N.  De 
motu  bacilli  super  piano  inclinato,  cui  insistit,  descenden- 
dentis;  —  Examen  tlieoret.  des  revetemens  a  dos  incline 
et  des  revetemens  a  assises  inclinees.  —  Trembley,  J. 
Recherches  sur  les  equations  lineaires  aux  differences 
partielles  du  3e  degre.  —  Gurief,  S.  Essai  de  demontrer 


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rigoureusement  un  theoreme  fondamcntal  des  equations 
de  condition  de  la  differentielle  des  fonctions  a  pnulearfl 
variables  et  du  calcul  des  variations.  —  Fuss,  N.  De  poly- 
gonis  symmetrice  Irreg.  circulo  slmulinscriptU  etclrcum- 
ticriptis. —  Schubert,  F.  T.  De  evolutione  sectionum 
rylindri.  — Kausler,  C.  P.  Solution  do  quelques  proble- 
mes  de  1'analyse  indeterminee; — Nova  demonstratio 
theorcmatis,  nee  summain  nee  differentiam  duoruin  bi- 
quadratorum  biquadratum  csse  posse ;  — Nova  demonstra 
tion  theorematis,  nee  suinmam,  nee  differentiam  duorum 
cuborum  cubuin  esse  posse.  —  Phyx.  Lowitz,  T.  Me 
thodus  nova  potassimun  carbonicum  plene  saturatum 
obtinendi,  adjectis  novis  obs.  potassini  acido  carbonieo  im- 
perfeete  satiati  naturam  spectantibus.  —  Hermann,  B.  F. 
J.  La  mine  de  Zmeof,  en  Siberie.  —  Koelreuter,  J.  T. 
Mirabil.  jalaparum  hybrid,  ulterius  continuatadeseriptio. 

—  Lepechin,  ,1.     Cbeiranthus  Tauricus.  — Hermann,  13. 
F.  il.     I' ne  nouv.  mine   de  cuivre,  nomrnee  acbirite.  — 
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—  Henry,  M.     Passage  de  Mercure  sur  le  soleil,  1799.  — 

—  Krafft,  \V.  L.     Essai  sur  la  methodo  de  trouver  la  lati 
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—  Henry,   M.     Sur   1'occultation  de  e   dcs   gemeaux   du 
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sages  de  Mercure  sur  le  soleil,  qui  auront  lieu  dans  le  19e 
siecle,  le  pte.  —  Inochodzof,  I'.     De  relativa  nonnullo- 
rutn  locorum  clevatione,  in  quibus  obs.  barometricae  ac 
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14.  1797-98.  Hint.  Koehler,  J.  B.  Lettre  sur  plu- 
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magnos  inveniendi;  —  Methodus  generalior  numeros 
quosvis  satis  grandes  perscrutandi,  utrum  sint  primi, 
nee  ne?  —  Observatio  singularis  circa  aequatlones 
differentiales  lineares ;  —  De  integrationibus  dillicillimis 
quarum  integralia  tamen  aliunde  exhiberi  possunt;  — 
Disq.  analyt.  super  evolutione  potestatis  trinomialis 

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aux  differences  partielles,  du  premier  degre,  ;'i  quatre  ou 
plusieiirs  variables.  —  Fusa,  N.  Recherches  sur  la  sphere 
et  le  eylindre  perces  cylindriquement,  et  sur  une  infinite 
de  manieres  de  percer'la  sphere  de  fagonque  le  residu  de 
sa  surface  et  de  sa  solidite  soit  geometriquement  assigna 
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in  summain  duorum  quadratorum  resolvi  possunt;  —  Re- 
marques  pour  faciliter  la  recherche  des  dlviseurs  de 
nombres  premiers.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Serierum  principa- 
liura  quae  sinus  angulorum  multiplorum  exprimunt 
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—  Phi/*.    Ozeretskofski,  N.  De  lacte  caprino  et  vaccine. 

—  Lowitz,  T.     Method!  nova;  acidum  tartaricum  omne  e 
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jalaparum    hybrid,    spicilegium    ultimum.  —  Hermann, 

B.  F.  J.     Sur  les  rocbes  des  monts  Altai.  —  Lepechin,  J. 
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C.  P.     Hennas,  plantse  genus  descript.  —  Axtron.  et  Met. 
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—  Rumofsky,  S.  Y.     De   transitu  Mercurii  per   solera, 
1799.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.     Buries  passages  de  Mercure  sur 
le  soleil  qui  auront  lieu  dans  le  19e  siecle ;  —  Theorie  de 
Mars;  —  Sur  les  perturbations  de  la  nouvelle  planetc  par 

328.     (19.  5.  80.) 


1'action  de  Jupiter.  —  Rumofsky,  S.  Y.  Obs.  eclipsis 
soils,  1802,  Petrop.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.  Annot.  ad  acus 
magneticas  Incllnatoriae  usum.  —  Beitler,  \V.  G.  F. 
Suppl.  aux  obs.  astron.  de  Mitau.  —  Schubert,  F.  T. 
Obs.  nonnullae  astron.  in  specula  Acad.  institutse.  — 
Euler,  J.  A.  Extrait  dcs  obs.  met.,  1797-98. 

15.  1799-1802.  Hint.  Hermann,  B.  F.  J.  Sur  IVHat 
de  la  statistique  en  Russie,  etc.  ;  introd.  4  la  Descrip 
tion  statistique  des  salines  de  la  Russie  et  ft  1'bistoire  ue 
•'administration  du  commerce  des  sels.  —  Scherer,  A.  N. 
Sur  les  proprietes  de  1'acidc  carbonique  represente  par  le 
feu,  par  rapport  au  nouveau  systeme  de  chymie  de  M. 
Winterl.  —  Math,  et  Phyn.-math.  Euler,  L.  Recher 
ches  sur  quelques  integrations  remarquubles  dans  ['ana 
lyse  des  fonctions  &  deux  variables  connues  sous  le  nom 
de  differences  partielles;  —  lllustratio  paradox!  circa  pro- 
gresKionem  numerorum  idoneorum  sive  congruorura  ;  — 
Demonstratio  insignis  theorematis  numeric!  circa  uncias 
potestatum  binomialiutn;  —  Accuratior  evolutio  proble- 
matis  de  linea  brevissima  in  suporficie  quacunquc  du- 
cenda.  —  Fuss,  N.  De  resolutione  formulae  integralis 

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in  seriem  semper  con  vcrgentem, 


rt   \A  4- 
ubi  simul  serierum  quarundam  summatio  directa  traditur  ; 

—  Obs.  circa  ellipsin   quandam   prorsus   singularem;  — 
Solution   d'un    probleme    de  mech.    relatif   au   vol   des 
oiseaux.  —  Kausler,  C.  T.     Solutions  de  quelques  prob- 
lemes  de  1'analyse  indeterminees;  —  Demonst.  theorema 
tis  nee  summam  nee  differentiam  duoruin  cubo-cuborum 
cubo-cubum  esse  posse;  —  Novas  disquisitiones  super  nu 
meris  formse  wtr2  +  nif-.  —  Viscovatof,   B.      Essai  d'un 
methode   gen.  pour   reduire  Unites  sortes  de   series   en 
fractions    continues.  —  Beitler,   \V.  G.  F.     Es*ii   d'une 
syntbese  des  equations  du  5e  degre.  —  Schubert,  F.  T. 
Contin.  dis.  de  curva  loxodromica  in  corpore  quovis  ro- 
tundo  descripta.  —  Krafft,  W.  L.     Sur  les  tables  de  popu 
lation  des  etablissemens  imp.  pour  les  mines  de  Catherine- 
bourg.  —  Trembly,   J.      Recberches   sur    les    integrales 
premieres   des   equations  aux   differences  partielles    du 
second  degre  et  du  troisieme  a  trois  variables.  —  Phy. 
Lowitz,    T.      Method!    novae    facillimae    acidum    aceti- 
cum    glaciale    parandi    expositio  ;    —    Meditationes   ex- 
perimentis  superstructae  de  vero  agendi   modo   pulveris 
carbonum,  dutn  vim   suam   depuratricem  exserit.  —  Se 
vastianof,  A.    Description  du  narfang,  ou  de  la  chouette 
blanche.  —  Severgin,    W.   M.     Exposition  de   quelques 
experiences  docimastiques  faites  sur  les  mines  de  cuivre. 

—  Ozeretskofski,  N.     De  myrmecophaga  et  mane.  — 
Koelreuter,  J.   T.     De  antherarum   pulvere.  —  Ozeret 
skofski,    N.      De   analogia  aves  inter  et  mammalia.  — 
Crell,  L.  F.  F.  von.     Experimenta  novum  sails   sedativi 
acidum   spcctantia.  —  Lowitz,  T.     Obs.  nonnullao  circa 
commune   cupri  et  stanni  cum  acido  muriatoso   connu- 
bium  ;  —  Method!  novae  Kali  Borusslcum,  barytae  ope,  ab 
adhaerente  eidem  acido  sulpburico  depurandi  expositio. 
^-Severgin,  W.  M.     Nouv.  obs.  sur  les  pierres  de  roche 
aggregees.  —  Ozeretskofski,  N.     De  viburno  opulo.  — 
Thunberg,  C.  T.     Proteae,  plantae  generis,  species  novas 
descriptae.  —  Rudolph,  J.  H.    Com.  botanica  in  genus 
ziziphora  dictum.  —  Zagorski,  P.     Comment,  anat.  abor 
tus  human!  monstrosi  rarissimi    descriptionem   sistens. 

—  Severgin,  W.  M.   Sur  un  melange  granitique  particu- 
lier  de   Finnlande.  —  Axtron.   et  Met.    Schubert,  F.  T. 
Obs.  de  I'eclipse  de  soleil,  11  fev.,  et  de  celle  des  Pleyades 
le  12  avr.  n.  st.  faites  a,  1'Obs.  de  1'Acad.  ;  —  Animadver- 
siones  de  methodo  determinandi  locum  cometse  ope  pro- 
jectiones  ;  —  Determination   de  la  lat.  et  de  la  long,  de 
quelques  endroits  de  1'Empire  Russe.  —  Wisnievski,  V. 
Obs.   Cereris,    Palladis,    Junonis,   Saturni,  Uranique.  — 
Euler,  J.  A.    Extrait  des  obs.   met.,   St.   Petersbourg, 
1799.  _  Inochodzof,  P.     Extrait  parallele   des  obs.  met. 
faites  a  St.  Petersbourg  et  Moscou,  1800. 

_  Memoires.  St.  Petersbourg,  1809-30.  11  v.  4°. 
Contents.  1.  1803-06.  Hi»t.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  De 
resolutione  fractionum  compositarum  in  slmpliciores  ;  — 
Dilucidationes  super  problemate  geometrico  :  De  quad- 
risectione  trianguli,  a  Jac.  Bernoulli  olim  tractato;  —  80- 
lutio  completa  problematis  de  quadrisectione  trianguli 
per  duas  rectas  inter  se  normales.  —  Fuss,  N.  Decas 
problematum  geomet.,  ex  methodo  tangentium  inversa 
radium  oscull  spectantium  ;  —  Fortnularum  quarundam 
differentialium  angularium  integratio.  —  Kausler,  C.  F. 
Expositio  method!  series  quascunque  datas  in  fractionea 
continuas  convertendi.  —  Viscovatof,  B.  Essai  d'une 
demonstration  du  principe  des  vitesses  virtuclles.  — 
Kausler,  C.  F.  De  insigni  usu  fractionum  continuarum 
in  calculo  integral!  ;  —  Gurief,  S.  Demonstration  directe 
et  inverse  du  principe  gen.  de  1'equilibre,  faite  d'une 
maniere  elementaire,  avec  1'application  de  ce  principe 
aux  machines.  —  Viscovatof,  B.  De  la  metb.  gen.  pour 
reduire  touts  sortes  dcs  quantites  en  fractions  continues. 
—  Krafft,  W.  L.  Essai  sur  une  loi  hypothetique  des 
inclinaisons  de  1'aiguille  aimantee  en  differens  endroits 
de  la  terrc.  —  Kausler,  C.  F.  Solutio  problematis 


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Diophantei;  Datum  numerum  dividere  in  quotlibct 
paries,  ita  ut  suinrua  omnium,  qualibet  earum  dempta, 
quadratum  facial.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  Determination 
astron.  de  quelques  villes  de  1'Empire  Kusse.  —  1'hys. 
Ozeretskofski,  N.  Obs.  de  catulis  felinis  in  utero 
connexis.  —  Smelofski,  T.  Descriptio  botan.-chem. 
equiseti  arvensis.  —  Ozeretskofski,  N.  De  nova  tet- 
raonum  tetrieum  captura.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P.  Gallii 
species  Capenses  illustratae.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Exposi 
tion  systemat.  des  mineraux  de  Finnlande.  —  Rudolph,  J. 
H.  Descriptio  botan.  riovse  specie! myosotidis.— Zagorski, 
P.  Obs.  anat.  de  musculorum  quorundam  corporls  hu- 
mani  varietate  minus  frequente.  —  Severgin,  \V.  M.  Sur 
les  mines  des  environs  du  fleuve  Toura  dans  les  Ourals. 

—  Rudolph,  J.  H.      Descr.  botanica  novae  specie!  fuma- 
rise.  —   Zagorski,   P.     Obs.  anatomic*  de  musculorum 
quorundam  corporis  humani  varietate  minus  frequante. 

—  Severgin,  \Y .  M.     Les  mines  des  environs  du  fleuve 
Toura  dang  les  Ourales.  —  Rudolph,   J.  H.     Descriptio 
botanico  nova?   specie!   fumariae.  —  Zagorski,  P.     Obs. 
anat.   quadrigae,  de  singular!  arteriarum  aberratione.  — 
Tilesius,  G.  T.      De  nova  actiniarum   specie,  gigantea, 
Kamschatica.  —  Rudolph,  J.  H.      Com.  botan.  in   genus 
zizipora    dictum.   —    Scherer,   A.   K".      Epierisis    acidi 
fatui  Winterli.  —  Sevastianof,  A.     Descr.de   quelques 
nouv.    especes    d'animaux    du    Musee   acadtmique.    - 
Langsdorf,    G.    II.,    and    Homer,    J.    K.     Obs.   met. 
faites  d'heure  en  heure   entre  les   deux  tropiques,  dans 
la  mer  du  Sud,  pour  examiner  leg  oscillations  du  baro- 
metre.  —  £c  i.  pol.     Storch,  H.     Du    principe   constitutif 
de  la  science  du  gouvernment ;  —  Developpcment  du  prin- 


actuel  de  I'agriculture  en  Kussie. 

2.1807-08.  Hint.  —  Math.  Euler,  L.  Solutio  problem. 
ob  singularia  calculi  artiflcia  memorabilis  ;—  Solutio 
facilior  problem,  ob  singularia  calculi  artificia  memora 
bilis  ;—  Solutio  facilior  problem.  Diopbantei  circa  trian- 
gulum,  in  quo  rectae  ex  angulis  latera  opposita  bisecantes 
ralionaliler  exprimanlur;  —  Solutio  facilis  problem.,  quo 
quaeriler  gphaera,  quae  datas  quatuor  sphaeras,  utcunque 
dispositas,  contingat.  —  Fuss,  X.  De  innumeris  curvis 
circa  punctum  fixum  describendis,  a  quibus  quilibet  an- 
gulus,  in  puncto  illo  formatus,  aequales  arcus  abscindat; 

—  Obs.  nonnullae  circa  resolutionem  arcuum  circularium. 

—  Kausler,  O.  F.     De  la  reduction  des  expressions  de  la 

forme  */  (a  ±  1>*J  c)  au  binome  m  ±  n  */<•.  —  Fuss,  N.  De 
curvatura  liuearum  in  superflcle  sphra?rica  descr.  —  Ru- 

£a  (1  —  gz)2 
mofsky,  S.Y.    Intcar.  formulae: 


.  —  Kausler,    C.    F.      Kefle- 


fez  +  z4)3 

xions  sur  les  fractions  continues  periodiques  qui  expri- 
ment  les  racines  quarrees  des  nombres  entiers,  et  sur  leur 
usage  dans  la  recherche  des  facteurs  des  nombres.  — 
Schubert,  F.  T.  Demonstratio  theorematis  algebraici.  — 
Gurief,  S.  Determin.  du  rayon  osculateur  dans  les  lignes 
a  double  courbure;  —  Diss.  de  motu  corporum  proges- 
sivo,  tarn  libero  per  spatium  indoterminatum,  quain  non 
libero  per  superficies  curvas.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  lie- 
marques  sur  quelques  equations  de  la  lune  ;  —  Calcul  des 
oppositions  d'Uranus  etde  Saturne,  obs.  a  St.  Petersbourg, 
1808.  -  Sniadecki,  J.  B.  Obs.  astron.  faites  a  Vilna.  — 
Schubert,  F.  T.  Calcul  des  obs.  de  la  grande  comete  de 
1807,  faites  a  St.  Petersbourg.  —  Petrof,  B.  Extrait  des 
obs.  met.  a  St.  Petersbourg,  1801,  par  Mr.  Inochodzof. 
—  Beitler,  W.  G.  F.  Obs.  astron.,  a  Mitau.  —  1'hys. 
Ozeretskofski,  N.  De  genere  muscicapae,  ex  ordine 
passerum.  —  Sprengel,  C.  Graminum  minus  cognito- 
rum  decades  duae.  —  Rudolph,  J.  H.  Commentationis  in 
genug  zizlphora  dictum  sectio  in.  —  Zagorski,  P.  De 
arcug  aortse  abnormitae,  et  unius  ramoruin  ejus  ortu  in- 
solito.  —  Schlegelmilch,  A.  Description  de  nouveaux 
fossiles.  —  Adams,  M.  F.  Descriptio  novae  specie! 
azaleas.  _  Tilesius,  G.  T.  Piscium  Camtscbatieorum 
[duorum]  descriptiones  et  iconeg.  —  Ozeretskofski, 
K.  Obs.  sur  un  poieson  nomme  improprement  ha- 
re'ng.  —  Pallas,  P.  S.  Labraces,  novum  genus  pisciuin 
oceani  orientalis.  —  Severgin,  B.  Obs.  mineral,  faites 
dans  le  gouvernement  de  Tiver.  —  Pol.  Storch,  H.  Deg 
theories  sur  leg  valeurs  etablies  jusqu'ici  ;  —  De  la  nature 
de  la  valeur  et  de  geg  dirlerentos  especes  ;  —  Des  varia 
tions  de  la  valeur  (-changeable;  —  Des  sources  de  la 
valeur.  —  Klaproth,  J.  Sur  les  connoissanees  cbimiques 
des  Chinois  dans  le  8e  giecle.  —  Hermann,  C.  T.  De 
scription  statistique  deg  sels  de  roche  et  des  salines  de  la 
liussie,  avec  des  obs.  sur  la  position  des  premiers  maga 


zines. —  Krusenstern,  A.  J.  von.     Juries  marees   dans 
le  port  de  Xangasaki. 
3.1809-10.    Hist.  — Math.  Euler,  L.    Inlegralio  aequa- 

A  dx 
tionig  difforentialis  hujus  Jy-}-yydx=:  _      ,. 

—  Deinsigniparadoxo.quodin  analysi  maximorum  etmi- 
nimorum   occurrit;  —  De  summatione  serierum  in  hac 

forma  contentarum,  — -] ^- 

matione  functionum  duas  variables  involventium ;  —  Solu 
tio  quaestionis  curiosae  ex  doctrina  combinationum.  — 
Fuss,  N.  Division  d'un  rhombo'ide  en  quatrc  parties 
egales,  par  deux  lignes  droites  qui  se  coupent  a  angles 
droits;  —  L' integration  de  1'equation  diftercntielle  yt>y-\- 
Vyb.r  -f-  QSa-  =  0 ;  —  Solution  de  quelques  problemes  rel.  au 
developpement  des  lignes  courbes  a  double  courbure.  — 
Pfaff,  J.  F.  Series  quaedam  trigonom.  ex  theoremate 
Tayloriano  inverse  deductae.  —  Kausler,  C.  F.  De  mu- 
tua  integralium  quorundam  inter  se  relatione;  —  8um- 
matio  innumerabilium  serierum  ex  principiis  calculi  inte- 
gralis  petita.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  Obs.  faites  a  1'Obs.  de 
1'Acad.  —  J'/iya.  Koelreuter,  J.  T.  Dips,  de  antbera- 
rum  pulvere  continuatio.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P.  Examen 
liliorum  Japonicorum.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Sur  les  pierres 
alumineuses  des  inonts  Ararat.  —  Ozeretskofski,  X. 
Sur  le  crane  du  bison  musque.  —  Zagorski,  P.  De  gan- 
glio  rami  descendentis  nervi  bypoglossi  medii.  —  Tile 
sius,  G.  T.  Piscium  Kamtschaticorum  descriptiones.  — 
Langsdorf,  G.  H.  Description  d'un  tetras,  ou  d'une  es- 
pece  particuliere  d'oiseau  Ires  pen  connvie,  qui  se  trouve 
aux  environs  wde  St.  Petersbourg.  —  Steven,  C.  Alyssi 
roMtrati  et  ero'dii  serotini  descriptio.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P. 
Mammalia  Capensia.  —  Petrof,  B.  Kxtraits  des  obs. 
met.,  St.  1'etersbourg,  1801^-04,  par  Inochodzof.  - 
}'ol.  Storch,  H.  Des  chosesquisontsusceptiblesd'avoir 
de  la  valeur;  analyse  des  dirlerentes  especes  de  biens;  — 
Analyse  des  notions  de  richesse  individuelle  et  de  rich- 
esse  nationale;  —  Analyse  des  notions  de  capital  indi- 
viduel  et  de  capital  national.  —  Hermann,  C.  T.  Sur  le 
progres  de  la  Kusse  et  sur  le  progres  de  sa  population ;  — 
Sur  la  repartition  du  nombre  total  des  babitans  de  la 
Kussie. 

4.  1811.     If  i  at.  —  Math.      Euler,   L.      Kegula   facilis 
problemata  Diophantea  per  numeros   integros   expedite 
resolvendi;  —  De  lineis  curvis  non  in  eodem  piano  sitis 
quae  maximi  vel  minimi  proprietate  sunt  praeditae ;  —  In- 
legratiogen.  aequalionum  ditt'erentialium  linearium  cujus- 
cunque  gradus  et  quoteunque  variabiles  involventium ;  — 
Obs.  circa  fractiones.  continuas ;  — De  serie  maxime  memo- 
rabili,  quapotestas  binomialis  qua?cunqueexprimipotest ; 

—  Dilucidationes  in  capita  postrema  calculi  mei  ditfereu- 
tiaiis ;  de  functionibus  inexplicabilibus.  —  Trembley,  J. 
Hecherches  sur  les  integrals  premieres  des  equations  aux 
dirlerences  partielles  du  second  degre  a  quatre  et  a  cinq 
variables.  —  Fuss,  N.     Demonstratio  theorematnm  quo 
rundam   calculum  integralem   spectantium ; —  Specula- 
tiones  anal.-geomet. ;  —  Solutio  problematis  de  invenien- 
dis  triangulis    quorum   latera,  rectae  bisecantes  perpen- 
dicvila,  ideoque  et  areasrationaliter  exprimantur.  —  Kaus 
ler,  C.  F.      Integratio  formulae  Sy  — ;  — 

( 1  -)-  j")  +./'2x 1 

Demonst.  element,  et  gen.  des  series  qui  expriment  les 
sinus  et  cosinus  des  angles  multiples  par  les  sinus  et  cosi- 
nug  des  angles  simples.  —  L'Huilier,  S.  A.  J.  Demon 
stration  immediate  d'un  theoreme  fondamental  d'Euler 
sur  les  polyhedres,  et  exceptiong  dont  ce  theoreme  est 
susceptible.  —  Bugge,  T.  Obs.  d'une  comele,  faites  a 
Copenhague.  —  Sniadecki,  J.  Obs.  faites  a  Vilna.  —  Schu 
bert,  F.  T.  Position  geog.  de  quelques  lieux  de  1'Empire 
Russe;  —  Obs.  merid.  de'la  comete  de  1811,  &  St.  Ptters- 
bourg.  —  P/iys.  Rudolph,  J.  A.  Diss.  exhibens  novissi. 
mas  plantas  Sibiria)  orientalis.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Ex 
amen  ulterieur  des  cristaux  dc  selenite  de  Pollava.  —  Se 
vastianof,  A.  Descr.  d'une  nouv.  espece  de  quadrupede 
du  genre marte.— Thunberg,  C.  P.  Campanulas  C'apenses ; 

—  Coleoptera  rostrala  Capensia.  —  Ledebour,  C.  F.  von. 
Ipomoea  Krusensternii,  nova  species  descripta.  —  Smelof 
ski,  T.     Descriptiones  plantarum  rariorum  borti  Acad. 
• — Tilesius,    G.   F.      Descr.    piscium    Kamtschaticorum 
contin.  in.,  tentamen   monographias  generis  agoni  Blo- 
chiani  sistens.  —  Petrof,  B.     Extraits  des  obs.  met.,  a  St. 
Petersbourg,   par   Inochodzof,  1805.  —  Pol.     Storch.  H. 
Des  dirlerentes  methodes  de  prelever  le  fraix  de  monnay- 
age,  et   de   leurs   ett'ets  sur  les  prix  des    marchandises. 
sect,  le  et  2e.  —  Hermann,    C.    T.     Description    statist. 
des  pecberies  en  Kussie;  —  Sur  la  repartition  du  nombre 
total  des  habitans  de  la  Kussie,  2e  ptie. :  repartition  selon 
les  religions,  selon  les  etats,  et  selon  leg  droits  particu- 
liereg. 

5.  1812.     ffint.  —  Math.  Euler.  L.     De  divisoribus  nu- 
merorum  in  forma  iir.y-\-  nyy  oontentorum  :  —  De  frac- 


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tlonibus  continuis  Wallisii; —  Methodus  succincta  sum- 
mas  scricrum  intinitaruin  PIT  formulas  dilt'erentiales  in- 
vestigandi ;  —  De  sericbus  memorabilibus  ([iiibu.s  sinus  et 
cosinus  anguloruin  raultiploruiu  exprimere  licet;  —  In 
vestigatio  quadrilateri,  in  quo  singulorum  sinus  ilataiu 
inter  se  teneant  rationem ;  —  Geometriea  et  aphierica 
quiedam.  —  Fuss,  X.  Disq.  novio  de  seriebus  per  cosi 
nus  anguloruin  multiplorum  progredientibus.  —  Schu 
bert,  K.  T.  De  1'usage  du  micrometre  aunulairc. — 
Fuss,  N.  Solutio  problematis  calculuin  integralem  spec- 
tantis.  —  Littrow,  J.  ,}.  Sur  une  nouvelle  methode  de 
determiner  les  hauteurs.  —  Phyx.  Thunberg,  C.  P. 
Hemipterorum  maxillosorum  genera  illustrate  pluri- 
inisque  novis  speciebus  ditata  ac  descripta.  — Bojanus,  L. 
De  tcetus  canini  velamentis,  inprimis  de  ipsius  membrane 
allantuide,  ob.s.  anat.,  iconibus  illustrate.  —  Tilesius, 
G.  F.  Cheirostemon  planatoides  Humboldi  ob  mirabi- 
lein  interioris  corolhe  structuraiu  denuo  descriptum;  — 
De  eaneris  Kamtschaticis,  oniscis,  entomostraeis  et  can- 
cellis  niarinis  microseopieis  noctiluci'iitibus ;  appendiee 
de  aearis  et  rieinis  Kamtseliatieis ;  —  De  skeleto  mem- 
inouteo  Sibirico  ISO"  ert'osso,  cui  prannissie  elephantini 
generis  speeierum  distinctioncs.  —  Ledebour,  C.  F.  De 
cades  sex  plantarum  novarum  in  Imp.  Russico  indigcna- 
ruin. —  Tilesius,  G.  F.  Addit.  ad  ch.-irosteinou.  —  Pul. 
Storch,  II.  Theorie  du  loyer.  —  Hermann,  C.  T.  iie- 
sultats  tires  des  tableaux  metriques,  1796-1809,  releves 
stir  ceux  qul  confessent  la  religion  grecque  en  Russie;  — 
Donnees  statist,  sur  la  chasse  en  Russie.  —  Storch,  H. 
De  la  monnaie  de  cuivre,  et  particuliei'einent  de  celle  de 
Russie,  sect.  1.  —  Hermann,  (J.  II.  Donnees  statist,  sur 
le  commerce  de  I'interieur  de  la  Russie,  qui  s'est  fait  par 
eau  en  1813;  —  Tableau  gen. 

6.  1S13-14.     Mxt.  —  Math.    Baler,  L.     Comment,  in 
fractlonem   eontinuam   qua    La  Grange  potestates  bino- 
miales  expressit;  —  Anal,  facilis   aaquationem    Riccatia- 
nam  per  fraetionem  eontinuam  resolvendi ;  —  De  integral- 
ibus  quibusdam  invcntu  dillicillimis  ;  —  Solutio  problem:i- 
tis,  quo  quicruntur   tres   numeri   tales   ut    tarn   suinmae 
quam  differentiae  binorum  slut  quadrata.  —  Fuss,  X.     De 
radio  eurvendinis  eurvarum  duplicis  curvaturae,  deque  cir- 
euli  oseulantis  positione  faeillime  indagandis.  —  Collins, 
K.     Duarum  eurvarum  transeendentium  earumque  pro- 
prietatuni  investigate.  —  Fuss,  X.     Methodus  facilior  in- 
vestigandi  novas  illas   series,  quibus   Eulerus    sinum   et 
cosinum  anguli  multipli  postremo  exprimere  docuit;  — 
Investigatio  terminorum  seriei  ex  datls  productis  quot- 
cunque  terminorum  contlguomm. — Collins,  E.     Inves- 
tigatio   eurvarum   quarundam,   quas   deseribit    punetum 
curvae  datas  dataque  lege  motas.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.     Re 
flexions  sur  la  theorie  du  ealcul  ^differential.  —  Littrow, 
J.  J.     Anomalia3  veraj  per  mediain  determinatio.  —  Wis- 
niefski,  V.     Obs.  de  la  grande  comete  de  1811,  faites  a, 
Novo-Tcherkask  au  mois  d'aout  1812.  —  Schubert,  F.  T. 
Des  maxima  et  minima  d'une  function  de  plusieurs  vari 
ables.  —  Littrow,  J.  J.     Determinatio  latitudinis  geog., 
obs.  Oasanensis.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.     Oalcul  des  obs.  de 
la  comete  de  1815,  a  Sit.  Petersbourg; —  Calcul  de   Top- 
position    de    Jupiter    obs.   a  St.  Petersbourg,   1816;  — 
Opposition   de  Jupiter  et  occultations.  obs.  a  1'Obs.  de 
1'Aead.  —  Lobenwem,  J.  A.     De  monstroso  genitalium 
deforiuitati!   et   spine  bitida  commentatio.  —  Thunberg, 
C'.  I'.     C'oleoptera    (Japensia,   antennis    lamellatis,   sive 
clava  tissili  instructa. —  Trinius,  C.  B.     Plantarum  nova- 
rum   aut  minus  cognitaruin  pentas  I.  —  Ozeretskofski, 
N.     De   piscatu  Volgenal.  —  Tilesius,  G.  F.     De  nova 
medusarum  specie.  —  Gadolin,  J.     D^scr.  et  anal.  chem. 
Steinheilitlii.  —  Ledebour,  ('.  F.     Arundo  Wilhelmsii.  — 
Gadolin,  J.     Disq.  de  limitatis  in  compositioue   salium 
proportionibus.  —  Petrof,    B.      Kxtrait    des  obs.   met. 
faites  a  St.  Petersbourg  par  Inochodzof,  1806;  — Kxtrait 
des  obs.  met.,  faites  a  St.  Petersbourg  par  B.  Petrof, 
1S07.  —  Pol.     Hermann,  C.  T.     Donnees  statist,  sur  les 
principales  foires  de  la   Russie;  —  Resultats   statist,   sur 
1'eteudue  de  la  surface  et  sur  la  population  de  la  Russie, 
18J3-11.  —  Storch,  II.     Des  entraves  a  1'importation  des 
merchandises  etrangeres  comme  moyen  d'encourager  la 
production   Rationale.  —  Hermann,  tj.  T.     Tab.  statist, 
sur  le  commerce  etranger  de  la  Russie,  1802-07,  1811-15. 

7.  1815-16.     Hixt.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.   Prob.  de  geom. 
resold  par  1'analyse  de  Diophante  ;  —  I).'  casibus,  quibus 
formulern  s*  -(-  m  rjcyy  +  y*  ad  quadratum  reducere  licet; 

—  Solutio  problem,  mech. ;  —  DJ  problem.ite  trajectoria- 
rum  ortliogon:dium  ad  superficies  translate.  —  Fuss,  X. 
De  spbicris  osculantibus.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.     Demonst. 
du  theoreme  de  Taylor.  —  Littrow,  J.  J.     Disq.  ad  the- 
oriam  epicyclorum  i>ertinentes ;  —  De  summatione  serie- 
rum.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.    De  transformatlone  seriei  in 
fiaetionem  continu  mi.  —  Wisniefski,  V.     Mesure  dele 
hauteur  du  mont  Klbrus  au  dessus  du  niveau  de  la  mer. 

—  Fuss,  X.     ReclKTch-js  sur  deux  series  dont  la  summa 
tion  a  cite  proposee  par  la  8  jciete  Roy.  des  Sciences  de 
Copenhague ;  —  Supplem.  ad   dissert;   Investigatio   ter- 
miiioruiu  seriei  ex  datis  productis  terminorum  eontiguo- 


rum.  —  Wisniefski,  V.  Verification  de  la  latitude  de 
1'Obs.  de  1' Acad.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  De  1'aberration  dea 
(itoiles  fixes.  —  Bazaine,  P.  D.  Mem.  sur  1'upplication 
i  la  geom.  plane  de  plusieurs  proprietes  de  1'hyperbo- 
loi'de  de  revolution  et  du  cone  et  resolution  de  quelques 
prob.  rel.  aux  courbes  du  2d  degre.  —  Sniadecki,  J.  Obs. 
astron.,  a  1'Obs.  de  Vilna.  —  Phij*.  Severgin,  \V.  M. 
Sur  la  pierre  chinoise  nommee  Vou.  —  Tilesius,  G.  F. 
De  piscium  australium  novo  genere  icone  illustrate;  — 
De  geckone  austral!  argyropode,  nee  non  de  generum 
naturalium  in  xoologia  systematica  dignitate  tuenda, 
atque  de  geckonibus  in  genere.  —  Severgin,  W.  M.  Sur 
une  cochlide  du  gouvernement  de  Twer.  —  Thunberg, 
C.  P.  Ooleoptera  (Japensia,  antennaruin  clave  solida  et 
perfoliate.  —  Nordenskiold,  X.  G.  De  rumaenzovite, 
fossili  Fennieo  novo.  —  Billberg,  G.  J.  XOVCB  insecto- 
rum  species  descriptaj.  —  Zagorski,  P.  De  supernume- 
rario  sive  abdueente  accessorio  oeuli  musculo,  in  cadavere 
hominis  obs.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P.  Ursus  Brasiliensis, 
nova  qusedatn  species. — Petrof,  B.  Kxtrait  des  obs. 
met.,  St.  Petersbourg,  1808.  —  Pol.  Storch,  II.  De 
1'emploi  du  credit,  pour  subvenir  aux  besoins  du  gou 
vernement,  dans  les  e tats  modernes  et  partic.  en  liussie ; 

—  Dus   variations   dans   les   prix   des    marchandises.  — 
Hermann,    O.  T.     Sur  1'etat  actuel   de   1'arpentage   en 
Russie;  — •  Recherches  statist,  sur  la  septieme  revision.  — 
Hixt.  et  P/tilol.     Uvarof,  S.  S.     Kxamen  crit.  de  la  fable 
d'Her^ule,   commcntee   par  Dupuis.  —  Fraehn,   C.    M. 
Epitapliium   Cufieum   Jlelitense,  1574;   —  Onyx  Cuticus 
Sorano-Xeopolltonus. 

8.  1817-18.     Hint.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.      De  binis  for- 
mulis  specie!  fx  -(-  myy  et  .tx,  -f-  uyy  inter  se  concordibus 
et  discordibus;    —    Investigatio  aceuratior  circa  braehy- 
stochronas ;  —  De  brachyst.  seu  linea  celerrimi  descensus 
in  medio  resistente;  —  De  bracbyst.  in  medio  resistente, 
dum  corpus  ad  centrum  virium  utcunque  attrahitur.  — 
Fuss,  X.     Disq.  statica  super  casu  quodam  sequilibrii.  — 
Littrow,  J.  J.     Sur  les  position  des  plans;   —   Kssai  de 
determiner  les  elemens  des  planetes  on  cometes  par  les 
ob.s.  geocentriques     —  Wisniefski,  V.      Diametre  de  la 
lune,  deduit  des  occultations  d'Aldebaran.   —   Fuss.  P. 
De  curve  quadam  transcendente  ejusque  proprietatibus. 

—  Fuss,  X.     De  cycloidibus  in  superticie  spha^rae  descrip- 
tis.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.     Sur  les  points  de  rebroussetnent. 

—  Fuss,  X.     Prob.  de  curvia  rectiticabilibus  algebraieis 
in  superficie  corporum  rotundorum  deseriptis.  —  Degen, 
O.  F.     Adumbratio  demonstrationis  theorem,  aritli.  max- 
ime  universalis.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  Tables  de  la  correction 
du  midi.   —   Collins,  K.     Theorem,  arith.  demonstratio. 

—  P/tys.      Thunberg,   C.    P.       lehneumonidea,   insecta 
hymenoptera  illustrata;  —  Piprie  nova3  species  descrip- 
tae.  —  Zagorski,  P.     De  singularitate  vena:  cavae  interio 
ris  et  quorundam  raiuoruin  arteriae  aortas.   —   Tilesius, 
G.  F.      Add.   conchyliologica  ad   zoographiam   Rosso- 
Asiaticam,   spec.  I.  —  Thunberg,    C.    P.     Trachyderes, 
insect!  genus,  ulterius  examiuatum  et  auctum  sex  novis 
speciebus ;  —  Species  novas  insectorum  e  Rutelae  genere. 

—  Ledebour,  C.  F.      (Enothera  Romanzowii  et  stricta, 
species  novas  descripta;.    —   Petrof,  B.     Kxtrait  des  obs. 
met.,  St.   Petersbourg,  1809.    —  Pol.     Hermann,  C.  T. 
Progres  de  la  population  en  Russie,  pur  gouvernemens, 
d'apres  la  4e,  oe,  et  6e  revision.   —  Xouv.   recherches 
statist,  sur  le  rapport  de   la  pop.  i  1'etendue  du  terrain 
en  Russie;   —   Donnees  statist,  sur  1'etat  de  ('agriculture 
en  Russie  en  1314.    —  Storch,  II.      Le  revenu  national 
consid.  sous  un  nouveau  point  de  vue.    —   Hermann,  C. 
T.      Sur  1'etat  des   manufactures  en   Hussie  et  sur  lea 
principes  de  la  legislation  manufaet. ;   —   Sur  1'etat  dea 
manufactures  en  Russie,  1803-14.  —  Storch,  II.     Sur  les 
sources  du  revenu  national,  d'apres  les  principes  exposes 
dans  le  mem.  preced.  du  meine  auteur.  —  Ilixt.  et  P/iilol. 
Fraehn,  (J.  M.     Vari*  inscript.  Arabicse  vel  primo  ex- 
planatae  vel  novis  post  alios  curis  tractatac;  —  Inscript. 
Arabicarum  vel  primo  explanatarum  vel  novis  post  alios 
curis   tractatarum   nova   syllo^e;   —    Veteres  memoriae 
C'hasarorum  ex  Ibn-Foszlano,  Ibn-Haukale  et  Schems-ed- 
dino  Damasceno,  Arabice  et  Latine;   —   De  Baschkiris 
quas  memorias  sunt  ab  Ibn-Foszlano  et  Jakuto.  —  Graefe, 
F.      Inscript.  Greeca?,  ex  antiquis  monumentis  et  libris 
editis  depromptas,  reatituuntur  et  explicantur,  pars  I,  n. 

9.  1819-20.     Ilixt.  —  Math.    Euler,  L.   De  tribus  plu- 
ribusve  numeris  inveniendis,  quorum  summa  sit  quadra 
tum  quadratorum  vero  summa  biquadratum  ;  —  Resolutio 
f.icilis  quaestionis  difficil.  qua  luec  formula  maxime  gen. : 
uvzz  (iiJKf  -\-  byy)'*  +  ±*,.ryy  (a  w  -)-  bzzY  ad  quadratum 
reduci  postulatur;  —  De  problem,  eurvarum  synchrona- 
rum,  ejusque   imprimis   inverso;    —   Methodus  nova  it 
generalis    problema    syncbronarum     inversuni     eliaque 
ejusd.un  generis  resolvendi;    —    De  curvis,  quarum  radii 
osculi   tenent   rationem   duplicatani   distantiie  a  puneto 
fixo,  earumque  mirabllibua  proprietatibus;  —  De  uneiis 
pote.statum  binomii,  eerumque  interpolatione.  —  Littrow, 
J.  J.      Le  mouvement  des  corps  qui  s'attiri'nt  en  raison 
directe  de  leurs  distances.— Fuss,  F.  De  descensu  gravium 


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super  arcu  Lemniscatae.  —  Wisniefski,  V.  Longitude 
de  Stawropol,  determ.  par  1'obs.  des  occultations  des 
etoiles  1  0,  2  0  et  a  du  Taureau.  —  Fuss,  X.  Problem, 
geom.  nee  non  aequationum  differentlalinm  aliquot 
difflcil.  resolutio.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.,  und  Wisniefski, 
V.  Passages  de  la  coniete  de  1819  au  meridien,  obs.  a 
1'Obs.  de  I'Acad.  —  Degen,  C.  F.  Meditations  sur  un 
systeme  de  recurrences  combinees  et  sur  la  maniere  de 
detacher  chacune  des  series  d'avec  ce  systeme  et  de  la 
continue!-  separement  et  indepcndamment  des  series 
conjointes.  —  Sniadecki,  J.  Obs.  astron.,  faites  & 
Wilna,  1818.  —  Fuss,  N.  Solutio  problem,  qnorundam  ad 
analysin  Diophanleam  spectantium.  —  Wisniefski,  V. 
Longitude  de  Kherson,  determ.  par  les  obs.  d'occulta- 
tions  de  1  K  des  Poissons  et  de  r  du  Taureau.  —  Fuss, 
N.  Quantum  dift'erat  longitudo  arcus  curvae  ab  asym- 
tota,  ntraque  in  infinitum  extensa.  —  Schubert,  F.  T. 
Kemarques  sur  la  methode  des  aneiens,  pour  determiner 
la  parallaxe  de  la  lune.  —  Schulten,  N.  G.  af.  Enodatio 
gen.  problematis  de  collisione  duorum  corporum  solido- 
rum  in  unico  puncto  concurrentium.  —  Wisniefski,  V. 
Long.  d'Orenbourg,  determ.  par  1'obs.  de  1'occultation  de 
1'etoile  96  du  Verseau.  —  Bazaine,  P.  D.  L'etablisse- 
inent  des  bassins  d'epargne  dans  les  canaux  de  navigation 
et  les  moyens  d'economiser  une  grande  partie  de 
1'eau  qui  se  depense  annuellement  au  canal  de  Ladogo. 
—  Wisniefski,  V.  Long,  de  Catherinbourg,  determ.  par 
1'obs.  de  1'occultation  d'Aldebaran.  —  Sniadecki,  J. 
Obs.  astron.  a  1'Obs.  de  Wilna,  1820-21.  —  Schubert,  F. 
T.  De  quadratura  superficierum  curvarnm.  —  Pliys. 
Thunberg,  C.  P.  Ichneumonidea,  insecta  hymenoptera, 
pars  ii.  —  Petrof,  B.  Kxtrait  des  obs.  met.  a  St.  Peters 
bourg,  1821.  —  Bonsdorf,  P.  A.  von.  Nova  analysis 
steinheiliti,  sive  dicbroitae  Orijarviensis ;  —  Be  spatho 
tabular!  Pargasensi.  —  Zagorski.  P.  Arcus  aortae  bipar- 
titio  praeternaturalis  obs.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P.  Grylli 
monographia.  —  Eichwald,  I).  E.  Obs.  circa  fabricam 
Delphini  Phocaenae  aetatis  nondum  provectae ;  —  Obs. 
circa  fabricam  Physaliae.  —  Tilesius,  G.  F.  De  chitone 
giganteo  Kamtschatico.  —  Pol.  Herrmann,  C.  T.  Tab. 
comp.  des  dift'.  donnees  sur  1'etendue  des  gouvernemens 
de  1'Empire.  —  Storch,  H.  De  la  consommation  pro 
ductive,  ou  du  capital ;  —  Analyse  du  capital  reel ;  —  Du 
capital  personnel;  —  Examen  crit.  de  la  doctrine  d'Adam 
Smith  rel.  au  capital.  —  Herrmann,  C.  T.  Statist,  sur 
1'etat  du  committe  de  surveillance  gen.  et  de  tutele,  1811- 
12.  —  Hist,  et  Philol.  Muenter,  Y.  De  numo  plumbeo 
Zenobiae,  reginae  orientis,  et  aeneo  Palmyreno.  —  Fraehn, 
C.  M.  Numi  Kunci,  qui  in  Imp.  Aug.  Museo  solitario 
Petropoli  servantur;  —  Numi  Kufici  anecdoti  ex  variis 
museis.  —  Koehler,  H.  Du  chateau  royal  du  Bosphore 
et  de  la  ville  de  Gargaza  dans  la  Chersonese  Taurique. 

10.  1821-22.  Hint.  — Math.  Euler,  L.  Solutio  prob 
lematis  Fermatiani  de  duobus  numeris,  quorum  summa 
sit  quadratum,  quadrat orum  vero  summa  biquadratum; 
—  Enodatio  maximi  paradox!  in  problemate  quodam 
mech.  occurrentis ;  —  Solutio  trium  problem,  difficil.  ad 
methodum  tangentium  inversam  pertinentium.  —  Fuss, 
N.  Demonst.  de  quelques  theoremes  arith.  —  Fuss,  P. 
Solutio  probl.  aliquot  ex  geom.  sublimiori.  —  Wisniefski, 
V.  Long.  d'Astrakhan  deduite  des  occult,  d'etoiles  par 
la  lune.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  Sur  les  principes  de  la 
mechanique.  —  Degen,  C.  F.  Solution  d'un  probl.  cone, 
les  series  recurrentes.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  De  la  preces 
sion  en  ascension  droite  et  en  diiclinaison.  —  Schulten, 
N.  G.  af.  Le  mouvement  absolu  et  relatif  d'un  point  sur 
une  surface  de  fig.  invariable  qui  se  meut  suivant  une  loi 
donnee.  —  Fuss,  N.  Summatio  quarundam  serierum.  — 
Wisniefski,  V.  Long,  de  Tambow  determ.  par  1'obs.  de 
1'occult.  de  1'etoile  1  s  a  par  la  lune.  —  Fuss,  P.  Solution 
de  quelques  probl.  rel.  a  la  methode  inverse  des  tan- 
gentes.  —  Schubert,  F.  T.  Determ.  de  la  position  geog. 
de  Bacou.  —  Paucker,  G.  Sur  la  resolution  geom.  des 
equations  du  troisieme  degre  et  sur  les  proprietes  princi- 
pales  de  ces  equations  demontr^es  par  la  geometric 
elementaire.  —  Phys.  Petrof,  B.  Extrait  des  obs. 
met.  a.  St.  Petersbourg,  1819-20.  —  Thunberg,  C.  P. 
Blattarum  novas  species.  —  Eschscholtz,  F.  J.  Descr. 
plantarum  novae  California)  adj.  norum  exoticorum 
analysibus.  —  Mannerheim,  C.  G.  Le  genre  megalope 
de  1'ordre  des  insectes  coleopteres,  ct  descr.  de  quatre 
nouv.  especes  de  ce  genre.  —  Tilesius,  G.  F.  Sur  le 
plus  petit  volcan  du  globe;  —  De  corallio  singularis 
maris  orientalis.  —  Trinius,  C.  B.  Graminum  decas.  — 
Pol.  Storch,  H.  Quels  sont  les  revenusdes  particuliers 
qui  concourent  a  former  le  revenu  national?  —  La  dis 
tinction  du  revenu  brut  et  du  revenu  net  est  elle  applica 
ble  au  revenu  d'une  nation?  —  Comment  les  nations 
B'enrlchiBsent-elles  par  IVmploi  du  revenu  superflu.  — 
Hi»t.  t-t  Philol.  Fraehn,  C.  M.  De  aliquot  numis  Kufi- 
cis  antehac  ined.,  qui  Chersonesi  humo  eruti  esse  dicun- 
tur  i. :  Numos  Chalifarum  complectens.  — Uvarof,  S.  S. 
Sur  les  tragiques  grecs.  —  Fraehn,  C.  M.  De  aliquot, 
etc.,  n. :  Numos  Ernirorurn  complectens.  —  Kcehler,  II. 


Sur  les  iles  et  les  courses  eonsacrees  a  Achille  dans  le 
pont-Euxin. 

11.  Euler,  L.  De  iusigni  promotione  analysis  Dio- 
phanteae ;  —  Solutio  probl.  diflicillimi  quo  hae  dune  formu 
lae  aa.r.r  -\-  bbyy  et  aayy  -\-  bbrr  quadrata  reddi  debent ; 

—  Investigatio  Dinorum  numerorum  forinae  yy  (.r4 —  y*) 
quorum  produetnm  sive  quotus  sit  quadratum;  —  Do 
binis  numeris  quorum  summa  sive  aucta  sive  minuta  tarn 
unius   qnam    alterius   quadrate,   producat   quadrata;  — 

—  Dilucidationes  circa  binns  summas  duorum  biquadra- 
torum  inter  se  aequales ;  —   De  resolutions  huius  cequa- 
tionis  0  =  a  -f-  by  -f-  cy  -\-  S.r.r  -)-  e.ry  -\-   fyy  -j-  g.r.ry  -\- 
h.ryy  -\-  iyj'yy  P''r  numeros  rationales  ;  —  Methodus  nova 
et  facilis  formulas  cubicas  et  biquadratieas  ad  quadratum 
reducendi;    —    Solutio   probl.   ad   analysin   infinitorum 
indetevminatonim  referendi ;  —  De  intinitis  curvis  alge- 
braicis  quarum  long,  indetinita  areui  elliptico  aequatur;  — 
Arcui  parabolico  aequatur;  —  De  binis  curvis  algebraicis 
eadem  rectincatione  gaurlentibus  ;  —  De  eurvis  alirebrnieis 
quarum  omnes  arcus  per  arcus  circulares  metiri  liceat; 

—  Solutio   probl.   analytic!   diffieillimi ;   —    Integration 
d'une  espece  remarqnable  d'equation  diftei-entielle  dans 
1'analyse  des  fonctions  a  deux  variables.  —  Schubert,  F. 
T.      De  la    solution   des   equations   implicites   a  deux 
variables;  —   De  la  sommation  des  suites ;   —  Nouvelle 
metbode  pour  reduire  les  distances  Innaircs;   —  De  1'ac- 
eourcissement  des  diametres  apparens  du  soleil  et  de  l:i 
lune  cause  par  le  refraction.  —  Fuss,  N.     Demonstratio 
theorematum  quorundam  polygonometrieorum ;    —    De 
fnnctionum  hyperbolicarum  origine,  relatione,  et  usu  ;  — 
Summatio  duarum  serierum ;    —   De  valore  formulnrum 

/  J1  K.re~aX  sin.  ftr  et  /*"  S.re  ~  ax  cos.  fir  si  ink ' 
gralia  ab  y  =  0  ad  x  =  1  usque  extendantur ;  —  Expositio 
methodi  concinnae  inveniendi  cujuscunque  progressionis 
Urminum  tarn  generalem  quam  summatorium  per  (iitt'ir- 
entias  continuas;  —  Kesolutio  duarum  mqnationum 
diffc'rentalium  secundi  gradus;  —  Demonstration  d'un 
theoreme  gen.  rel.  au  calcul  integral:  —  De  curvis 
algebraicis  quarum  singuli  arcus  arcubus  circularibus 
asquantur;  —  Integratio  aequationum  ditt'erentialiuiu 

«  (     n  n\ 

ySx  —  xSy  =  a^\Sx  +  Sy  J  et  cry  (6r2  —  &y"-)  —  &.>•$!/ 
(rx  —  yy  -J-  an)  =0;  —  DC  integrations  aequationis  dif- 
ferentialis  vto  +  v  (3y  +/)  Sy  +  (y1  +  fy"-  +  gy  +  A) 
&y  =  0;  —  Formularum  quarundam  integralium  dupllca- 
tarum  integratio;  —  Formularum  quarundam  integra 
lium,  etc.,  irrationalium  reductio  ad  rationalitatem ;  — 
Tentamen  solutionis  probl.  geom.  maxime  ardui. 
Memoires.  6e  scrie.  St.  Petcrsb.,  1831-45. 

20  v.  4°. 

Note.  This  series  is  in  several  divisions  as  shown 
below.  In  the  following  Content*  the  volume  number 
used  in  the  references  in  this  Catalogue  has  been  given 
in  brackets  after  the  number  of  each  volume  in  its  own 
division  of  the  series. 

Sciences    politiques,    histoire,    et    philologie. 
St.  Petersbourg,  1832-45.  7  v.  4". 
Contents!.      Vol.  1.      [1.]      Herrmann,  C.  T.      Sur  le 
nombre  des  suicides  et  dcs  homicides  en  Kussie,  1819-20. 

—  Storch,  H.     Des  effets  d'un  papicr-monnaie  dcprecie 
dont  la  valeur  ee  releve;   —   L'accroissement  progressif 
du  capital  d'une  nation  est-il  jamais  i  craindre?  —  Herr 
mann,  C.  T.      L'etat  actuel  de  la  population  tatare  en 
Tauride.   —   Schmidt,  J.  J.      Ursprung  d.  tibetiscben 
Schrift ;  —  Naehtrag.  —  Graefe,  G.  H.  F.     Vetns  inscrip- 
tio  Graeca  inter  rudera  antiquae  urbis  Sarai  prope  Zari/yn 
ad  Wolgam  dotecta;  —  Sub  mammontc  nostro  fabulosum 
antiquorum  odontotyrann  urn  latereconjici  tur.— Schmidt, 
J.  J.      Ueb.  einige  Grundlehren  des  Buddhaismus.  — 
Herrmann,  C.  T.      Calculs  statist,  sur  la  mortalite  en 
Kussie  parmi  la  population   male  de  religion  grecque, 
1804-14.  —  Sjogren,  A.  J.     Ueb.  den  grnminatischen  Ban 
dtr  silrjanischen  Sprache  mil  KUcksieht  auf  die  tinnisehe. 

—  Fraehn,  C.  M.      Drei  Milnzen  der  Wolga-Bulgharen 
aus  dem  lOn  ,lahrh.  —   Herrmann,  C.  T.     Sur  les  deces 
arrives  en  Russie  dans  la  population  mftle  de  religion 
grecqne.  1798-1826.  —  Schmidt,  J.  J.     Ueb.  einige  G  rtind- 
lehren  des  Buddbaismus,  2e  Abhandlung.  —   Sjogren, 
A.  J.    Ueb.  die  iiltcrcn  Wohnsitze  derjenuvi ;  ein  Hcitrag 
zur  Geschicbte  d.  tschudischen  Viilker  in  Ruspland.  — 
Koehler,  -T.  B.     Sur  1'hist.  et  les  antiquites  des  pecberies 
de  la  Kussie  meridionale.  —  Sjogren,  A.  ,1.     Wann  und 
wie  wurden  Bawolotschje  u.  die  sawolotscben  Tscliiiden 
russisch?    —   Fraehn,  C.  M.      Die  altesten  arab.  Xaeb- 
richten   ueb.   die   Wolga-Bulgharen,   aus   Ibn-Foszlan's 
Keiseberichten ;  Tejy,  mil  Uebera.  u.  Erlttuterungen. 

2.  [2.]  Schmidt,  J.  J.  Ueber  die  soirenanute  dritte 
Welt  der  Buddhalsten ;  —  Ueber  die  tausend  Bnddhas 
einer  Weltperiode  der  p]inwohnung  od.  gleichmasslgen 
Dauer.  —  Fraehn,  O.  M.  Beleuchtung  d.  mcrkwUrd. 
Notiz  eines  Arabers  aus  dem  lln  Jahrh.  lib.  die  Stadt 


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Mainz.  —  Koehler,  J.  B.  Masken ;  ihr  Ursprung  u. 
neue  Auslegimg  einigcr  dcr  merkwiirdigsten  auf  altcn 
Dcnkmiilern.  —  Sjogren,  A.  J.  Ueb.  die  finnische  Be- 
volkerrung  des  St.  Petersburgischen  Gouv.  u.  lib.  den 
Ursprungdes  Namens  Ingermannland.  —  Schmidt,  J.  J. 
Bericht  iib.  cine  Inschrift  aus  d.  iiltesten  Zeit  d.  Mongo- 
lenherrschaft.  —  Herrmann,  C.  G.  M.  Sur  les  nombre 
des  suicides  et  des  homicides  commis  en  Russie,  1821-22. 
—  Charmoy,  —  .  Relation  de  Mas'oudy  et  d'autres 
auteurs  musulmans  sur  les  anciens  Slaves.  —  Schmidt, 
J.  J.  Die  Yolksstammc  d.  Mongolen,  als  Beitrag  zur 
Gewehichtc  dieses  Volken  u.  seines  FilrstenhauseB.  — 
Fraehn,  ('.  M.  De  Il-C'hanorum  sen  Chulaguidarum 
nuinis  comment,  duao  ;  ace.  nonnulli  aliarum  dynastiarum 
Muhammedanarum  numi  anecdoti.  —  Sjogren,  A.  J. 
Wasbedeutet  das  in  den  russisehen  Chrouiken  unter  d. 
J.  1824  vorktiiniiiende  Wort  AYAA? 

3.  [;!.  ]      Koehler,  J.  B.      Erlautening  eines  von  Ru 
bens  an  N.  C.  Fabri  de  IViresc  gerichteten  Dankschrei- 
bens;—  L' Alectryonophore ;  descr.  d'une  statue  antique 
du   palais  imp.  de  la  Tauride;   —  Notice  dans  hiquelle  il 
est  prouve  qu'une  medaille,  portant  la  tete  du  roi  Mnan- 
kyres  de   PAppollonlatlde,  n'a   pas  plus   existe  que  ce 
souverain    meme,    son    pretcndu    royaume,   et   sa   mere 
Arse.  —  Fraehn,  C  M.     Ueb.  die  ehemalige  mongolische 
Stahdt   Ukek   im   Siiden   von   Saratow  und   einen   dort 
tinlangst  gemachten  Fund.  —  Charmoy,  — .     Expedition 
de  Timoiir-i-lenk  on  Tamerlan  contre  Toqtamiche,  Khan 
de  rOulofls  de  Djoutchy  en  1391.  —  Fraehn,  C.  M.     Ibn- 
Abi-Jakub   el-Nedim's   Nachrieht   von   der   Schrift   der 
Rnssen   im  10.  Jahrb.  n.  Ch. ;   —  Erkliirung  der  arab. 
Inschrift  des  eisernen  Thorrliigels  zu  Gelatin  in  Imere- 
thi.  —  Herrmann,  C.  T.    Sur  lea  manages,  les  naissances, 
et  les  deces  des  habitans  de  St.  Petersbourg,  1803-32;  — 

•  Sur  le  nombre  des  suicides  et  des  homicides  en  liussie, 
1821-24. 

4.  [1.]     Graefe,  G.  H.  F.     Das  Sanscrit- Verbum,  im 
Vergleicn  mil  dem  grlechischen  u.  lateinischen   darge- 
Btellt.  —  Schmidt,  J.  .1.  Ueb.  das  Mahaiana  u.  Pradsehiia- 
Paramita  d.  Bauddben.  —  Fraehn,  C.  M.     Ueb.  alte  sUd- 
sibiriscbe   Grabcrfundc  mil   Insebriften   von   gewissem 
Datum;  —   Quinque   ccmuriae   numorum    anecdotorum 
chalifarum    cum    Umeijadarum   turn    Abbasidarum.  — 
Brosset,  M.   F.       Explication   de   diverges   inscriptions 
georgiennes,  arrneniennes,  et  grecqucs.  —  Ustrialof,  M. 
[()  monastuirkik  imeniiak  b'  Rossi!.]  —  Brosset,  M.  F. 
inscriptions  tumulaires  georgienncs  de  Moscou  et  de  St. 
Petersbourg.  —  Dorn,  B      Beitriige  zur  Gesh.  d.  Kauka- 
siscben    Lander   und   Yolker,   aus  morgenl.  Quellen.  I. 
Versuch  e.  Gesch.  d.  Scliirwanschabe. 

5.  [•").]     Dorn,  B.     I'eb.  das  Pusehtn,  oder  die  Spracbe 
d.  Al'gbanen.  —  Brosset,  M.  F.      Materiaux  pour  servir 
a  1'histoirc  de  la  Georgie,  1201-1755.  —  Dorn.  B.   Beitriige. 
II :    Geschichte  Schirwans   unter   den   Statthaltern  und 
Chanen,  1538-1820;   —   Zusatze  zu  den  grammatischen 
Bemerkimgen  lib.  das    Puschtu.   —  Koeppen,  P.  von. 
Ueb.  d«»n  Kornbedarf  Russland's.  —  Dorn,  B.    Ausziige 
aus  afghanishen  Schriftstellern. 

6.  [ti.]      Graefe,   G.   H.   F.        Inseriptiones   aliquot 
.    Gra?ca?,  nuper  repertse.  —  Koeppen,  P.  von.     Russlands 

Gesammt-Bevolkerung,  1838;  —  Ueb.  die  nichtrussische 
Bivolkerung  d.  Apanage  G iiter.  —  Graefe,  G.  H.  F. 
Die  Einbeit  der  Sanskrit- Declination  mil  d.  griecbischen 
und  lateinischen.  —  Koeppen,  P.  von.  Ethnog.  Register 
zur  Abhandlnng  Ub.  Russlands  Gesammt-Bevolkerung 
1838.  —  Dorn,  B.  Beitrage;  ru  :  Ir  Beitrag  zur  Gesch. 
d.  Georgier ;  iv  :  Tabary's  Nachrichten  Ub.  die  Chasaren. 

7.  ["'.]     Boehtlingk,   ().  von.      Ir   Versueh  Ub.  den 
Accent  im  Sanskrit;  —  Die  Declination  im  Sanskrit;  — 
Die  Unadi  Affixe. 

Memoires  par  divers  savans.     St.  Petersbourg, 

1831-45.  4  v.  4°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  [8.J  Schulten,  X.  G.  af.  Inves- 
tigatio  generis  percussionum  punctum  axemve  h'xum 
corporis  dati  solidi  vi  nulla  alticientium.  —  Degen,  C.  F. 
Recherches  sur  la  parabole  determ.  par  la  methode  des 
moindres  carres  et  qui  represente  le  moins  defect ueuse- 
ment  possible  un  systeme  quelconque  de  points  donnes 
dans  un  plan;  —  Tentamen  Euleri  speculationem  de 
formulis  concordibus  et  discordibus  promovendi.  — 
Schulten,  N.  G.  af.  Recherche  gen.  sur  la  quantite  de 
lumiere  directe  ou  indirecte  envoyee  dans  l'o;il  par  des 
objets  lurnineux.  —  Bazaine,  P.  D.  Sur  la  construction 
des  chaussecs  et  sur  la  determination  des  distances 
inoyemies  pour  le  transport  des  materiaux.  —  Bartels, 
J.  M.  C.  Aper^u  abrege  des  formules  fondamentales  de 
la  geometric  &  trois  dimensions.  —  Erman,  G.  A.  Sur 
la  direction  et  1'intensite  de  la  force  magnelique  a  St. 
Petersbourg.  —  Ohm,  M.  De  nonnullis  problematic 
problematis  analyticis  caute  tractandis.  —  Hauy,  R.  J. 
Bur  les  salines  de  la  Xouvelle-Russie ;  —  Examen  du 
littoral  de  la  Mcr  Noire  compris  entre  les  embouchures 
du  Boug  et  du  Dniestre.  —  Kittlitz,  F.  H.  von.  U'eber 


j.  «.  von.  i  recis  u  un  ouuvei  arrangement  <ie  la  lamuiu 
des  brachelytres,  de  1'ordre  des  insectes  colioptdres.  — 
Paucker,  M.  G.  von.  Memoires  sur  une  question  de 
geometric  rel.  aux  tactiouu  des  eercles. 

2.  [9-]      Kittlitz,  F.^I.  von.       Ueber  einige   noch 
unbeschreibene  Vogel  von  d.Insel  Luzon,  den  Carolinen 
nnd  den  Marianen.  —  Postels,  A.     Ueb.  die  Vulkane  d. 
Halbinsel   Kamtschatka,  1820-20.  —   Prueckner,  O.  P. 
Beantwortung  der  von  d.  Aka''..  im   182!)  aufgestellten 
teehnolog.  Preisfrage,  die  So<lafabrication  betrettend.  — 
Schulten,  N.  G.  af.      Deduction  des  equations  de  1'equi- 
libre  des  fils  elastiques  au  moyen  d'une  methode  nnu- 
velle.   —   Bunge,  A.       Enumeratio  plantarum,  1831,  in 
China  boreal!  collectarum.  —  Rathke,  H.     Perotbis,  ein 
neues   Genus  der  Cephalopoden ;  —  Beschreibung  der 
Anchinia,  einer  neuen  Gattung  d.  Mollusken.  —  Goebel, 
C.  O.  T.  F.      Ueber  die  Ameisensaure.   —  Baer,  K.  E. 
von.     Ueber  die  Geflechte,  in  welche  sich  einige  crrossere 
Scblagadern  d.  Siiugethiere  frilh  auflosen.   —   Bazaine, 
P.  D.      Les  machines  &  vapeur;   —  L'evaluatlon  de  la 
force  expansive  de  la  vai>eur,  et  les  avantages  qu'on  peut 
en  tirer,  pour  augrmnter  la  puissance  des  machines.  — 
Schulten,  N.  G.  af.     In  qusestionem  de  collisione  corpo- 
rum  solidorum  latissimo  sen»u  acccptam  ;  —  Xote  sur  la 
maniere  la  plus  convenable  de  determiner  la  signification 
geom.  des  equations  du  second  degre  si  trois  variables.  — 
Rathke,  H.      Beschreibung  d.   Oceania  Blumcnbachii, 
einer  be!  Sevastopol  gefundenen  leuchtenden  Meduse;  — 
Ueber  einige  auf  d.  Halbinsel  Taman  gefunaene  fossile 
Knochen.  —  Faldermann,  F.     Coleopterorum  ab  Bungio 
in  China  boreali,  Mongolia,  et  montibus  Altaicis  collecto- 
rum,  nee  non  aTurczaninovio  et  Stscbukino  e  provincia 
Irkutzk  missorum  illns.   —   Kittlitz,  F.  H.  von.      Ueb. 
einige  Vogel  von  Chili,  beob.  im  Miirz  u.  Apr.  1827.  — 
Sobolevsky,  O.      Ueb.  Versuche,  die  an  verschiedencn 
Orten  angestellt  sind  Hochofen  mil  erwarmler  Luft  zu 
treiben.   —   Muncke,  G.  W.      La  dilatation  de  1'alcool 
absolu  et  de  la  carbure  de  soufre  par  la  chaleur.  —  Bunge, 
A.     Verzeichniss  d.  im  J.  1832,  im  ostliehen  Theile  des 
Altai-GebirgL's  gesammelttn  Pflanzen;  Suppl.  zur  Flora 
Altaica. 

3.  [10.]      Luetke,  F.  B.  von.     Obs.  du  pendule  inva 
riable,   executees   dans   un   voyage   autour  du    monde, 
1820-29.    —   Haellstroem,  G.  G.      Obs.  barom.  et  syrn- 
piesometricarum,  ab  Luetke  sub  itinere  circa  tellurem 
collectarum  ;  —  Calor  tropicus  ex  obs.  Luetke  dctermin:)- 
tus.  —  Loewenstern,  J.  S.     Anwendung  d.  Gauesischcn 
Integrations-Metbode   auf   die   vielfnchen   Integrate.   — 
Rathke,  H.     Beitrag  zur  fauna  der  Krym.  —  Gebler,  F. 
Uebersicbt  des  katunischen  Gebirgcs,  d.  bochsttn  Spitze 
dcs   russ.  Altai.   —   Argelander,  F.      Ueb.  die   eigene 
Bewegung    des    Sonnen-Systems    hergeleitet    aus    den 
eigenen  Bewegungi-n  d.  Sterne.   —   Trautvetter,  E.  R. 
Salicetum.  —  Meyer,  C.  A.    Ueb.  einige  Hymenobrychis- 
Arten.  —  Fritzsche,  C.  J.    Ueb.  den  Pollen.  —  Spaterer, 
Zuzatz  zu  Ratbke's  Beitrag  zur  fauna  der  Krym. 

4.  [11.]     Nordmann,   A.     Symbols}  ad  monog.  sta- 
phylinorum.  —  Morgenstern,  K.     Ueb.  das  Studium  d. 
byzantinischen  Gesehichtschre'ber.  —  Schulten,  N.  G.  af . 
Note  sur  les  faisceaux  inriniment  menus,  repandus  dans 
1'espace  suivant  une  loi  analytique  donnee.  —  Trautvet 
ter,  E.  R.     De  pentastemone  genere.  —  Bprenius,  H.  G. 
Determ   supern'ciei,  omnes  generis  dati  linens  dato  sub 
angtilo  intersecantis.    —   Haellstroem,  G.  G.     Calculus 
observ.  barom.,  symp:ezometricarum  et  thermometrica- 
rum,  quas  sub  itinere  circa  tellurem  institnit  Schantz.  — 
Trautvetter.  E.  R.     De  sameraria  et  isatide  generibus. 
—  Keyserling,  A.,  Graf,  nnd  Blasius,  J.  H.     Beschrei 
bung  einer  Feldmaus,  arvicola  rattice|.s.  —  Schleiden, 
M.  J.    Beitrage  zur  Anatomic  der  Cacteen.  —  Schulten, 
N.  G.  af.     Mem.  sur  les  refractions  et  les  reflexions  sous 
des  angles  d'incidence  tres-petits.  —  Besser,  W.  8.  J.  G. 
Monog.  artemisiarum  sectio  1 :  dracunculi.  —  Trautvet 
ter,  E.  R.      Middendorfia,  genus   plantarum  novum.  — 
Nordmann,  A.      Versuch   einer  Natur-   und   Entwick- 
elungsgesch.  des  tergipes  Edwarsii. 

Sciences  mathcmatiques,  physiques,  et  natu- 

relles.  St.  Petersbourg,  1831-33.  2  v.  4°. 
Content*.  Vol.1.  [12].  Collins,  E.  A.  C.  L.  La  differen 
tiation  des  produits  dont  les  faeteurs  sent  les  termes  con- 
secutifs  d'une  serie  quelconque.  —  Hess,  G.  H.  Les  sels 
communs  du  Gouv.  d'lrkoutsk.  —  Parrot,  G.  F.  Descr. 
d'un  nouveau  pantographe.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Une 
integrale  qui  se  rencontre  dans  le  calcul  de  1'attraction 
des  spheroides.  —  Trinius,  C.  B.  Graminum  genera 
quaedam  speciesque  eomplures.  —  Tarkhanof,  P.  Caleul 
des  oppositions  de  Jupiter  et  de  Saturne  obs.  a  St.  Peters 
bourg,  18  IS.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Sur  la  variation  des 


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constantes  arbitraires  dans  les  probl.de  mecanique;  — 
Sur  les  integrates  derinies ;  —  2e  note  sur  la  theorie  de  la 
chaleur.  —  Tarkhanof,  P.  Long,  de  Kio  Janeiro  deter- 
minee  par  Pobs.  de  Pocculation  d'Antares.  —  Ostro 
gradsky,  M.  Sur  la  theorie  de  la  chaleur.  —  Buniakof- 
Bky,  V.  J.  Recherches  numeriques.  —  Parrot,  G.  F. 
Une  nouv.  construction  pour  les  mats  de  vaisseaux.  — 
Collins,  E.  A.  C.  L.  Sur  la  transformation  des  fonctions 
par  substitution.  —  Hess,  G.  A.  Analyse  de  1'eau  de  la 
Jtfeva.  —  Zagorsky,  1'.  AWiormitas  quoad  ortum  et  nu- 
merum  quartindam  arteriarum  obs. —  Mertens,  A.  Be- 
schreibung  Oikopleura,  e.  neuen  Molluskengattung.  — 
Lentz,  II.  F.  E.  Physikal.  Beobachtungen,  auf  einer 
Reise  urn  die  Welt  unter  dem  Com.  des  Kap.  v.  Kotze- 
bue,  1823-26.  —  Collins,  E.  A.  C.  L.  Solution  d'une 
probl.  de  la  theorie  des  fonctions  analytiques.  —  Trinius, 
O.  B.  Graminum  genera  qusedam  speciesque  complures. 
—  Parrot,  G.  F.  Descr.  theorique  d'un  alkoometre 
adapte  aux  eaux-de-yie  normales  de  Russie.  —  Ostrog 
radsky,  M.  Sur  1'integration  des  equations  a  differences 
partielles,  rel.  aux  petites  vibrations  d'un  milieu  elas- 
tique.  —  Buniaskofsky,  V.  J.  Les  maxima  et  les  minima 
des  fonctions  i  deux  variables.  —  Hess,  G.  II.  Lade- 
composition  de  Palcool  par  la  potasse.  —  Collins,  E.  A. 
C.  L.  Du  developpement  des  fonctions  en  series  suivant 
les  facultes  numeriques  des  variables. — Tarkhanof,  P. 
Long,  du  port  Honorouro  dans  Pile  de  Wouhahou, 
determ.  par  1'obs.  des  occupations  des  etoiles  ft  du  Tau- 
reau  et  x  de  la  Vierge.  —  Parrot,  G.  F.  La  temperature 
du  globe  terrcstre.  —  Buniakot'sky,  V.  J.  Les  con 
gruences  du  second  degre.  —  Collins,  E.  A.  0.  L.  Sur 
la  demonstration  d'un  theoremed'analyse.  —  Hess,  G.  H. 
Sur  la  propriete  que  possede  le  platine  tres  divise  d'ope- 
rer  la  coinbinaison  de  Poxigene  avec  phydrogeiie,  et  sur 
la  densite  du  platine.  —  Bongard,  II.  G.  Essai  monog. 
sur  les  especes  d'eriocaulon  du  Bresil.  —  Parrot,  G.  F. 
Sur  divers  objets  de  geol.  et  de  geognosie. 

2.  [13].  Mertens,  11.  Untersuchungen  iib.  den  in- 
nern  Ban  verschiedener  in  d.  See  lebender  Planarien.  — 
Collins,  E.  A.  (J.  L.  Solution  d'un  probl.  gen.  sur  le 
developpement  des  fonctions ;  —  Du  rctour  des  suites.  — 
Lentz,  H.  F.  E.  Ueb.  die  Veranderungen  d.  llohen, 
welene  die  Oberfliiche  des  kaspischen  Meeres  erlitten 
hat.  —  Brandt,  J.  G.  Ueb.  den  Zahnbau  der  SU-ller' 
schen  Seekuh  (rystina  Stelleri),  nebst  Bemerkungen  zur 
Charakteristik  d.  in  zvvey  Unterfamilien  zu  zerfallenden 
Famille  der  pfianzeufressenden  Cetaeeen.  —  Bongard, 
H.  G.  La  vegetation  de  Pile  de  Sitcha.  —  Buniakofsky, 
V.  J.  Du  mouvement  dans  la  machine  d'Atwood,  en 
ayant  egard  a  Pelasticite  du  fll.  —  Zagorsky,  P.  Fostus 
human!  monstrosi,  alio  bene  formato  fuetui  adnati  de- 
scriptio.  —  Collins,  E.  A.  C.  L.  Du  developpement 
d'une  fouction  donnee  suivant  les  puissances  d'autres 
fonctions  donnees.  —  Bongard,  II.  G.  Sur  1'espeees 
d'eriocaulon  du  Bresil.  —  Trinius,  C.  B.  Andropo- 
gineorum  genera  speciesque  complures.  —  Ostrogradsky, 
M.  Sur  1'integration  des  equations  a  differences  par 
tielles,  rel.  aux  petites  vibrations  des  corps  elastiques.  — 
Buniakofsky,  V.J.  [Op  ostatochnuiksrawneniiak  tretei 
stepeni. J  Hess,  G.  11.  Sur  I'existenccd'un  oxide  cobal- 
toso-cobaltique.  —  Struve,  K.  G.  W.  Vereinigung  der 
beiden,  in  den  Ostseeprovinzen  u.  in  Litthauen  bearbei- 
teten  IJogen  der  russ.  Breitengradmessung.  —  Lenz, 
H.  F.  E.  Ueb.  die  Gesetze,  nach  welehen  d.  Magnet 
auf  cine  Spirale  einwirkt,  wenn  er  ihr  pliitzlich  genjihert, 
oder  von  ihr  eutt'ernt  wird,  und  iiber  die  vortheilhafteste 
Construction  der  Spiralen  zu  magncto-electrischem 
Behufe.  —  Brandt,  J.  F.  De  solenodonte,  novo  mam- 
malium  insectivororum  genere.  —  Mertens,  H.  Ueb.  die 
beroeartigen  Akelephen.  —  Struve,  F.  G.  W.  Stellarum 
compositarum  37  insignium  meusurae  micrometrlcee  per 
tubum  magnum  Frauuhoferianum  in  specula  Dorpatensi 
institutfc.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Sur  1'integration  des 
fractions  rationelles.  —  Parrot,  G.F.,  and  Lenz,  II.  F.  E. 
Experiences  de  forte  compression  sur  divers  corps.  — 
Lenz,  H.  F.  E.  Die  Leitungsfahigkeit  d.  Metalle  fur  die 
Electricitiit,  bey  versohiedenen  Temperaturen.  —  Ostro 
gradsky,  M.  Suite  du  mem.  sur  1'integration  des  frac 
tions  rationelles.  —  Hess,  G.  H.  L'hydroboracite,  nou- 
velle  espece  minerale. 

-  -  Sciences   mathematiques  et  physiques.     Vol. 
1-3.     St.  Petersbourg,  1838-44.  3  v.   4°. 

Note.    This  has  a  second  title :  Sciences   math, 
phys.  et  nat.,  tome  3-5,  pt.  1. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  [14.]  Lentz,  II.  F.  E.  Ueb.  das 
optische  Verhalten  der  weissen  Naphta  von  Baku. — 
Buniakofsky,  V.  J.  [Pribavlenie  k'  raxsuzhdeniiu  op 
ostatochnuik  sravneniak  tretei  stepeni.]  —  Parrot,  G.  F. 
Les  diamans  de  POural.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Le  calcul 
des  variations  des  integrales  multiples. — Fuss,  G.  A. 
Geog.,  magnet.,  u.  hypsomet.  Bestimmungen,  abgeleitet 
aus  Beobachtungen  auf  e.  Reise,  1830-32,  nach  Sibirien 
u.  dem  chiiiesischeu  Reiche.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Cousid. 


gen.  sur  les  momens  des  forces.  — Lentz,  H.  F.  E.  Incli 
nation  und  intensitat  der  Magnetnadel,  angcstellt  auf  e. 
Heiso  um  die  Welt  auf  dem  Sloop  Sk'niawin,  1826-2J, 
vorn  Cap.  Fr.  B.  Lutke;  —  Ueb.  das  Gesetz  d.  Leitung.s- 
fiiliigkcit  fur  Kloctricitiit  bci  Driithen  von  verscliiedenen 
L'angen  und  Durchmessern.  —  Buniakofsky,  V.  J.  [Op 
algebricheskik  integralak  b'  raznostak  ratsionalnuik 
drobei.]  —  Collins,  E.  A.  C.  L.  Les  facultes  numeriqiu's 
du  second  ordre.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  La  methode  des 
aproximations  successives. —  Parrot,  G.  F.  Le  tele- 
graphe  base  en  tous  points  sur  les  principes  cle  la  phy 
sique.  —  Hess,  G.  II.  Mem.  sur  quelques  prodnit*  pyro- 
genes. — Collins,  E.  A.  C.  L.  Nouv.  recherches  sur  la 
theorie  des  puissances  fonctionales.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M . 
Sur  un  cas  singulier  de  I'equilibre  des  fluides  incom- 
pressibles.  —  Buniakofsky,  V.  J.  [Opredelenie  veroiat- 
nosti,  clito  uravnenie  vtoroi  stepeni,  s'  tseluimi  koeili- 
tsientami,  vziatoe  nnudachu,  imeet  korni  veshtshestven- 
nuie.]  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Sur  Pequation  rel.  a  la  propa 
gation  de  la  chaleur  dans  1'interieur  des  liquides ;  — 
Tables  des  racines  primitives  pour  tous  les  nombres  pre 
miers  au  dessous  de  200,  avec  Ic^s  tables  pour  trouver 
Pindice  d'un  nombre  donne,  et  pour  trouver  le  nombre 
d'apres  Pindice.  —  Hess,  G.  H.  2e  mem.  sur  quelques 
produits  pyrogenes. — Ostrogradsky,  M.  Sur  la  trans 
formation  des  variables  dans  les  integrales  multiples.  — 
Parrot,  G.  F.  Sur  I'oxidation  de  la  surface  interieure 
des  tuyaux  de  fer  fondu  dans  les  conduites  d'eau,  ct  sur 
les  tuyaux  de  fer  compares  aux  tuyaux  de  bois.  —  Lonz, 
H.  F.  E.  Ueb.  die  Leitungsfahigkeit  des  Goldes,  Blei's, 
u.  Zinnes  fur  die  Electricitiit  bei  verschiedenen  Tempera- 
ruren.  —  Buniakofsky,  V.  J.  [O  pi-ilozhenii  analiz.i 
veroiatnostei  k'  opedeleniiu  privlizhennuik  belichin 
transtsendentnuik  chisel.]  — Parrot,  G.  F.  Les  aurores 
boreales;  —  Nouv.  experiences  en  faveur  de  la  theorie 
chimique  de  Pelectricite.  —  Hess,  G.  H.  3e  mem.  sur 
quelques  produit  pyrogenes.  —  Parrot,  G.  F.  Essai  sur 
la  theorie  de  la  poussee  des  terres  et  des  murs  de  revete- 
ment.  —  Ostrogradsky,  M.  Mem.  sur  les  displacement 
instantanes  des  systemes  assujettis  a  des  eonditions 
variables. 

2.  [!;•>].     Kupffer,  A.  T.     Obs.  meteorol.,  1824-34; — 
Mem.  sur  la  temperature  moyenne  de  plusieurs  points 
de  1'Empire.  —  Ostrogradsky,   M.     Mem.  sur  les  quad 
ratures  definies.  —  Struve,   F.  G.  W.     Addit.  in    men- 
suras    micromelricas   stellarum   duplicium    editas   1837, 
exhibens    mensuras    Dorpati,    1837-38.  —  Koeppen,    P. 
Wege   und   Pfade  des  taurischen   Gebirges;  —  Ueb.  die 
Temperutur  von  130  Quellen  der  taurischen  H.ilbinsel.  — 
Buniakofsky,    V .  J.      [O   pravilnuik   mnogougolnikak 
vpisaunuik    i   opisannuik    okolo    kruga.l  —  Ostrograd 
sky,  M.     Tables  pour  faciliter  le  calcul  de  la  trajcctoire 
que  decrit  un  mobile  dans  un  milieu  resistant.  —  Bunia 
kofsky,  V.  J.     Nouv.  theoremes  rel.  a  la  distinction  des 
nombres  premiers  et  i  la  decomposition  des  entiers  en 
facteurs;  —  L'irreductibilite  de  eertaincs  f  >rmule.s  irra- 
tionnelles,  tant   litterales   que    numeriques.   —  Parrot, 
G.  F.     Le  proces  de  la  vegetation  metallique  et  de  la 
crytullisation. 

3.  [10.]     Buniakofsky,  V.  J.    Solution  d'un  probleme 
de   ('analyse   de    Diopliantc.  —  Struve,  O.   W.     Bestim- 
mung  d.  Constante  d.  Pracession  mil  Beriicksichtigung 
d.    eigenen   Bewegung    des    Sonnensystems.  —  Peters, 
C.  A.  F.     Numerus  constans  nutationis  ex  ascensionibus 
rectis  stellae  polaris  in  specula  Dorpatensi  1822-38  obs. 
deductus,   adjecta   est   disq.  theoret.    de   formula   nuta 
tionis.  —  Struve,  F.  G   W.     Sur  le   coefficient   constant 
dans  ('aberration  des  etoiles  fixes  deduit  des  obs.  al'Obs. 
de   Poulkova.  —  Buniakofsky,  V".  J.     Note  sur  1'emploi 
de  binome  factoriel  pour  la  resolution  des  congruences 
du  Ir  degre;  —  Solution  d'un   probleme  rel.  a  un  genre 
partic.  de  cornbinaisons.  — Peters,  C.  A.  F.,  find  Struve, 
F.  G.  W.     Bestimmung  d.  Balm  des  Dec.  1839  entdeck- 
ten  Cometen.  —  Kupffer,  A.  T.     Obs.  meteorol.  a  Ark- 
angel. 

Sciences  iiaturelles.     Vol.  1-4.     St.   Petersb., 

1835-45.     4  v.   4°. 

Note.    This  has  a  second  title  :  Sciences  math., 
phys.,  et  nat.,  tome  3-6,  pt.  3. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  [17.]  Zagorsky,  P.  Monstrosi- 
tatis  singularis  specimen.  —  Hamel,  J.  Ueb.  Oocheuille 
am  Ararat  und  iib.  Wurzelcochenille  im  Allegemeineu. 

—  Brandt,  .1.  F.     Naturhist.  Bemerk.  iib.  Wurzelcoch:-- 
nille  in  Vergleich  zur  mexicanischen.  —  Bongard,  H.  G. 
Generis  lacis  revisio  species.jue  nonnulhe  novie;  adnexa 
est  philocrena  genus  e  podoatemonearum  ordine  novum; 

—  Sedum   vertiL-illatum. — Trinius,  C.    B.     Panicoarum 
genera  retractata  speciebusqne  compluribus  illustrata.  — 
Brandt,.!.  F.     Manrnalium  rodentium  exoticorum  novo- 
rum  vel  minus  rite  cosjuitorum  Musei  Acad.  Z  )ol.  descr. 
et  icones.  —  Menetries,  E.     Monog.  des  myiotherinae  oil 
sont  decrites  les  especes  qui  ornent  le  musee  de  1'Acad. 

—  Bongard,  II.  G.     Essai  monog.  sur  ies  especes  d'erio- 


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Content.  Vol.1.  La  vie  de  Jesus  Christ.  2.  The- 
ologie  et  pietd.  Discours  de  Zachee  a  Jesus  Christ.  — 
Les  Esseniens,  les  Saduceens,  les  Pharisiens,  et  les  The- 
rapeutes.  —  Methode  courte  pour  combattre  les  deistes. 

—  Lettres.   —   Traites  de  phiiosopliie,  de  morale,  et  de 
politique.       3.      Traites   de   morale,    politique,  etc.       4. 
Histoire  de  la  conjuration  des  Gracques.   —   Affaires  de 
Marias  et  de  Sylla.  —  Consid.  sur  Luculle.  —  lifflijr.  «nr 
diver x   Ilomuinx  illuxtres.     Le  meutre  de  Cesar.  —  Sur 
Lepide.  —  Sur  Antoine.  —  Sur  Auguste.  —  La  vie  d'Oc- 
tavie,   steur  d'Auguste.    —    Sur  Livius.   —   Julie,   rille 
d' Auguste,   etc.      5.     Conjur.  des   Espagnols   contre   la 
Kepublique  de  Venisc,  en  1618.   —   Epicaris,  ou   1'his-t. 
secrette  dc  la  conjur.  de  Pison  contre  Neron.   —  Dom 
Carlos,  nouvelle  hist.      6.     Traitt*  historiques  de  litle- 
rature  et  <1e  critique.     La  duchesse  Mazarin.  —  Louis  xiv. 

—  Maximes.  —  Extraits  cone,  les  ouvrages  de   St  -Heal. 

—  Extr.  de  lettres  de  Bayle.  —  Des  mem.  de  litter.  —  De 
la  Biblioth.  univ.  et  hist.,  par  Le  Clerc.  —  De  1'hist.  des 
ouvrages  des  scavans,  par  Basnage  de  Beauval.  —  De  la 
Bibl  univer.,par  Bernard. —  Panegyrique  de  la  Hegence 
de    Marie    Jean    Baptiste    de    Savoye.     —    Lettre    sur 
1'etude  et  les  sciences.  —  Sur  1'utilite  des  sciences.  —  Sur 
les  auteurs  anciens.  —  Sur  le  mauvais  gout  du  public.  — 
Contre  la  traduction  de  1'Hist.  du  Concile  de  Trente,  par 
A.  de  la  Houssaie.   —   Lettre  de  B.  Simons  au  sujet  du 
projet  d'unc  nouv.  ed.  de  1'Hist.  du  Concile  de  Trente  de 
Fra-Paolo.   —  De  la  critique.      7.     Traductionx.      Dis 
cours   de  Xenophon,   sur    la   maniere   d'augmenter   les 
revenus  d'Athencs.  —  Disc,  de  Xenophon  de  Lacedemone. 

—  Lettres  de  Ciceron  i  Atticus.  —  Lettres  de  Ciceron  a 
Pompee.  —  De  Metellus  Celer  ^  Ciceron.  —  Keponse  de 
Ciceron  et  [ses]  lettres  a  Antoine.      8.     Lettres  de  Cice 
ron. 

—  Conjurations  des  Espagnols  contre  Venice,  et 

des  Gracques  ;    prec.  des  sept  discours  sur 

1' usage    d'histoire.     Ed.  ster.     Paris,  an  xi 

[U03],  18°. 
Eng.      Conspiracy  of    the    Spaniards    against 

Venice,  [by  S.]  ;  and  of  I.  L.  Fiesco  against 

Genoa,  [by  Card,  de  Retz].    Bost.,  1828.  12". 
Disc.  gur  )a  valeur.     (In   Sallengre,  A.  H.     Mem.de 

lit.,  v.  2.  1717.) 
Don  Carlos.     (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  ^ouv., 

v.  23.  1799.)  —  Epicharis.     (In  v.  51.   1802.) 
NICERON,  ,J.  P.     (In  MX  Mem  ,  v.  2.  1727;  and,  Germ., 

—  BAYOUS,  A.     (In  his  Hist,  de  la  lit.  fr.,  v.  2.  1853.) 
Saint-Bejant,  Pierre  Robinson  de.     PROCES  de  St.  R.     (In 

Causes  polit.,  v.  1.  1826.) 

Saint  Remy,  .Jean  Lefevrede.    See  Lefevre  de  Saint  B6my. 
Saint  Remy,  Pierre  Surirey  de.     Memoires  d'artil- 

lerie.     Seed.     Paris,  1745.  3  v.  4°. 
Saint  Rene  Taillandier    (originally  Taillendier), 
Gaspard     Ernest.      La    comtesse    d' Albany. 
Paris,  1862.    12". 

Xote.     Fr.  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.,  fev.,  1861. 
-    Maurice    de    SSaxe ;     etude    histonque.      Paris, 
1865.  8". 
\ote.     Fr.  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai.-nov.  1861. 


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—  Scot   Erigene   et  la    philosophie   scholastique. 

Strasbourg,  Paris,  1843.  8". 

—  Numerous  articles.]      (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct. 

1843  -aout  1877.) 
Saint  Romuald,  Pierre  Guillebaud  de.  See  Guillebaud  de 

St.  Romuald,  P. 
St.  Ronan's  well;  [by  SirW.  Scott].  Phila.,  1824. 

2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.    (In  his  Wavcrley  novels,  v.  33,  34.  1829.) 
Saint-Sauveur,  J.  Grasset  de.     See  Grasset  de  Saint-Sau- 

veur,  J. 

Saint  Savin.  MERIMEE,  P.   Notice  sur  les  peintures 
del'eglise  de  St.  S.  [avec  dessins  par  Girard- 
Seguin].     Paris,  1845.  f°.      (Doc.  med.) 
Saint  Schiitze, —.  Der  Allgefiillige;  Lustspiel.    (In  Kotze- 
bue,   A.  F.   F.  v.    Almanach,  v.  21.    1823.)  —  Die 
Heimkehr;  Lustspiel.     (In  v.  22.  1824.) 
St.  Severe,  It.,  prince  de.     See  Sangro,  II. 
Saint-Severin,  Charles  de.     Souvenirs  d'un  sejour 

en  Sardaigne,  1821,  22.     Lyon,  1827.  8°. 
Saint-Simon,   Claude   Henri,   comte   de.      CEuvres 

choisies.  Brux.,  1859.  3  v.  18°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Essai  sur  la  doctrine  de  Saint- 
Simon.  —  Notice  bibliog.  —  Lettres  d'un  habitant  de 
Geneve  a  ses  contemporains.  —  Introduction  aux  travaux 
scientih'ques  du  19e  siecle.  2.  Memoire  sur  la  science 
de  1'homme.  —  Travail  sur  la  gravitation  universelle.  — 
De  la  reorganisation  de  la  societe  europeenne.  —  Pro 
fession  de  fui  du  comte  de  Saint-Simon  au  sujet  de  1'inva- 
eion  du  territoire  francais  par  Bonaparte.  —  'Opinion  sur 
les  mesures  a  prendre  contre  la  coalition  de  1815.  —  Ex- 
traits  de  l"Organisateur'.  —  Lettres  aux  jures.  —  Suite  a 
la  brochure  'Des  Bourbons  et  des  Stuarts'.  3.  Du  sys- 
teme  industriel.  —  Catechisme  des  industriels.  —  Opinions 
litteraires,  philos.,  et  industrielles.  —  Nouveau  christia- 
nisme.  —  Supplement  a  la  notice  bibliog. 

—  LERMINIEH,  J.  L.  E.    De  la  vie  et  des  ouvrages  de  St. 

S.     (Jn  his  Philosophic  du  droit.  1853.) 

—  REVBAUD,  L.    Saint-Simon  et  les  Saint-Simoniens.  (In 

his  Etudes  sur  les  reformateurs,  v.  1.  1848.) 

See  alto  St.  Simonism. 

Saint  Simon,  Louis  de  Rouvroy,  due  de.  Louis 
xiv  et  sa  cour;  extraits  des  Mem.  Paris, 
1857.  16°. 

-  Memoires    complets;    pub.  par    M.   H.   Saint 
Simon.     Paris,  1829-30.  21  v.  8°. 

—  Eng.     Memoirs  ;  abridged  from  the  French  by 

E.  St.  John.     London,  1857.  4  v.   12°. 

—  Additions.      (In    Dangeau,    P.   de   C.,    marquis    de. 

Journal.  1854-60.) 

—  CHEUUEL,    A.       St. -Simon    considere    cornme 
historien  de  Louis  xiv.     Paris,  1865.  8°. 

—  POITOU.  E.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.  1855.)  — 

CAHNE,  L.  M.,  comte  de.  Le  due  de  Saint  Simon  et 
ses  Memoires.  (In  lev.  1859.) 

—  TAINE,  H.  A.     (In  his  Essai*  de  crit.  et  d'hist.  1858.) 
Saint-Simonism.      Aux   ouvriers  par  un  ouvrier. 

n.t.p.    [Paris,  1831-32?]  12°.    (B  1660) 

—  BAZARD,  C.,  and  ENFANTIN,  B.     Doctrine  de  St.  S.; 

exposition,  le  an.,  1828-29.  3e  ed.  Paris,  1831.  8° 
(B  1658) 

Lettre  a  M.  le  president  de  la  Cliambre  des  Deputes. 

n.t.p.     [Paris,  1830.]  8°.    (B  1658) 

—  BOOTH,  A.  J.     Saint-Simon  and  St.  Simonism. 

London,  1871.  8". 

—  CARNOT,  L.  II.      Doctrine  saint  simonienne;  resume 

general  de  1'expos.  faite  en  1829  et  30.  Extrait  de  la 
Revue  encyclopedique.  3e  ed.  Paris,  1831.  8°. 

—  CHARTON.E.     Memoires  d'un  predicateur  saint  simon- 

ien.     Paris,  1831.  8°.     (B  1660) 

—  CHEVALIER,  M.     Politique  europeenne.     Articles  ex- 

traits  du  Globe.     Paris,  1831.  8°.     (B  1661) 

Politique  industrlelle  et  systeme  de  la  Mediterranee. 

Paris,  1832.  8°.     (B  1661) 

—  -  and  PEREIRE,  J.     Projet  de  discours  de  la  conronne 

pour  1831;  moyens  de  supprimer  immediatement 
tons  les  impots  des  boissons,  du  sel,  et  la  loterie; 
examen  pratique  de  1'amortinsement ;  La  Vendee. 
Extraits  du  Globe.  Paris,  1831.  8°.  (B  1661) 

—  CEKEMONIE  du  27  nov.     Paris,  1831.  8°.     (B  1660) 

—  COMMUNION  generate   de  la  famille  saint  simonienne. 

Extniit  de  I'Organisateur,  8  juil.  n.t.p.  fPuris, 
182-?]  16°.  (B1660) 

—  CoRREsi'ONDANCE.    Articles  exlrait  du  Globe.    Paris, 

1831.  8°.     (B  1660) 


—  DECOURDEMANCHE,  — .  Est-ce  legalement  que  le  gou- 

vernement  a  fait  suspendre  1'exercice  du  culte  saint, 
sirrtonien  ?  questions  &  poser  au  jury.  Paris, 
[1832].  8°.  (B1660) 

—  EICHTAL,  G.  d',  and  other*.     Rapports  adresses   aux 

Peres  supremes  sur  la  situation  et  les  travaux  de  la 
famille.  n.t.p.  [Paris,  183-.]  8°.  (B  1660) 

—  ENFANTIN,  B.  P.    A  tous.    Paris,  1832.  8°.    (B  1660) 
Economie   politique,   et  politique.     Articles  extraits 

du  Globe.     2d  ed.     Paris,  1832.  S°.    (B  1661) 
Lettre  a  C.  Duveyrier;  Lettre  a  Francois  et  Peiffer; 

Le  pretre;  L'homme  a  la  femme.     1'aris,  1831.  8°. 

(B1660) 
Reunion   gen.  de  la  famille;  Enseigncmens  du  Pere 

supreme;    Les    trois   families,  [par    E.   Barrault]. 

Paris,  1832.  8°.     (B  1659) 

—  ENSEIGNEMENT  des  ouvriers,  seance  du  25  dec.  1831. 

Paris,  1832.  8°.     (B  1660) 

—  LECHEVALIER,   J.      Enseignement  central.      Extrait 

de  1'Organisateur.     Paris,  1831.  8°.    (B  1660) 

—  PENSEES  religieuses  par  un  Saint  Simonien.    Angers, 

1833.  8°.    (B  1659) 

—  PEHEIRE,  J.    Lecons  sur  1'indtistrie  et  les  finances; 

suiviesd'unprojetdebanque.  Paris.  1832.  8°.  (B1661) 

—  POL'RSUITES   dirigees  contre  notre  pere  supreme  En- 

fantin  et  contre  Olinde  Hodriques.  Extrait  du 
Globe,  n.t.p.  [Paris,  1832.]  8°.  (B  1660) 

—  PROCES  en  police  correctionnelle  le  19  oct.  avec  le  por 

trait  du  pere,  d'apres  un  medaillon  de  M.  Cannois, 
et  celui  de  H.  Fournel,  d'apres  Decaine.  Paris, 
1832.  8°.  (B  1660) 

—  PROPHETIE,  La.     Articles  extraits  du  Globe,  19  fev.- 

20  av.     Paris,  1832.  8°.    (B1659) 

—  RETRAITE  de  Menilmontant;  [ouverture  de  laretraite], 

juin  6.     n.t.p.     [Paris,  1832.]   8".     (B  1660) 

—  RETRAITE  de  Menilmontant;  ceremonic  du  ler  juillet, 

etc.,  ouverture  des  travaux  du  temple,  n.t.p.  [Paris, 
1832.]  8U.  (B  1660) 

—  REYBAUD,   L.      Les   Saint-Simoniens.     (In  Revue   d. 

D.  Mondes,  aout  1836.) 

—  TERSON,  — .     Un    St.   Simonien  au  peuple  de  Lyon  a 

1'occat-iou  des  evenemens  d'avril.  Lyon,  1834.  8°. 
(B  1660) 

—  TUANSON,  A.    Affranchissement  des  femmes;  predica 

tion  du  ler  Janvier.     Paris,  1832.  8°.    (B  1660) 

Predication  du  11  dec. ;  vue  generale  sur  le  noliv.  car- 

ractere  de  1'apostolat  saint  simonien;  Morale  indi- 
viduelle;  Allocution,  par  P.  M.  Laureut.  Paris, 
1831.  8°.  (B  1660) 

—  —  De   la   religion   saint  simonienne.      Brux.,   1831.    8°. 

(B  1659) 

See  ulao  Enfantin,  B.  P.;  —  Saint  Simon,  C.  H.  de; 
—  Talabot,    E. 

St.  Sophia,  Church  of.     See  Constantinople. 
St.  Stephens  Chapel,  Westminster.     See  Westminster. 
Saint  Thierri,  Guillaume  de.   See  Guillaume  de  St.  Thierri. 
St.  Thomas,  Island.    NAVIGATIONS  all'  Isola  di  S.  T..  per 
un  pilotto  portoghese.     (In  Ramusio,  G.  B.     Rac., 
v.  1.  1563.) 

Eng.   Voyage  to  St.  T. ;  written  by  a  Portuguese.   (In 

General  col.  of  voy.  by  the  Portuguese.  1789.) 

—  FERRAKIO,  G.    (In  his  Costume,  v.  14.  1829.) 

—  REGNAULT,  E.  G.  S.  O.     (In  his  Histoire  des  Antilles, 

etc.  1849.  Univers.) 

—  HURRICANE  on  the  isl.  of  St.  T.,  Oct.  29,  1867  ;  tr.  from 

the  Diario  de  la  marina,  Habana,  Jan.  5,  1868.  — 
LATIMER,  G.  H.  Earthquakes  in  S.  T.  (In  Smith 
sonian  Inst.  Report,  1868.) 

—  PARTON,  J.     (In  his  Danish  islands.  1869.) 

S.  Trudperte.    ANNALES,   1246.     (In  Pertz,  G.  H.    Mon. 

Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  17.  1761.) 
Saint  Venant.    MAP.    Amst.,  [17 — ]. 
Saint  Victor,  Jacques  Maximilien  Benjamin  Bins 

de.      Tableau    historique   et   pittoresque   de 

Paris.     Paris,  1808-11.  3  v.  4°. 

—  Quelques  obs.  sur  la  lettre  de  Fouch6  au  due  de  Wel 

lington,  suivies  du  texte  decette  lettre.     Paris,  1817. 

8°.     (B803) 

Saint-Victor,  Paul  Bins,  comte  de.     Le  Musee  du  Luxem 
bourg.     (In  Paris  guide,  v.  1.  1867.) 
St.  Victor,  Richard  von.     See  Richard  of  St.  Victor. 
Saint  Victor,  Abbaye.     RABELAIS,  F.     Catalogue 

de   la   biblioth.  de  1'Abbaye   de  St.  Victor ; 

suiv.  d'un  essai  par   P.   G.    Brunet.     Paris, 

1862.   8°. 

Kate.    Catalogue  of  an  imaginary  library.     On  this 
subject  see  also  S.  van  de  Weyer's  Lettre  &  MUnch  in 
his  Choix  d'opusc.,  le  ser. 
Saint  Vincens,  Alexandre  Jules  Antoine  de  Fauris.     DA- 

CIER,  B.  J.,  baron.     La  vie  et  les  onvrages  de  St.  V. 

(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.    Mem.,  v.  9.  1831.) 


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SAINTE-BEUVE 


St.  Vincent,  Kurt.     See  Jervis,  J. 

Saiut- Vincent,  Jean  Baptists  George  Marie  Bory  de.     See 

Hory  de  St.  Vincent,  J.  B.  G.  M. 
Saint  Vincent,  island,  one  of  the  Antilles.     YOUNG, 

,V/r    \V.     Tour    througli    the   Isl.    of  St.    V.,   f<<-., 

[1791].     (/«  Edwards,  B.     Historical  survey  of  the 

islanti  of  St.  Domingo.  1801.) 

—  SIIKPI-AKD,    C.       Historical    ace.    of    St.    V., 

[1830].     London,  1831.  8°. 

-  BKISUANK,    Sir    C.      Communication    to    the    Ho.    of 

Asscm.  of  St.  Vincent,  Aug.  17.      London,  1826.  8°. 
(B  1432) 

—  IlKUNALLT,  E.  G.  S.  O.     (In  Ms  Histoire  des  Antilles, 

etc.  1S4H.  Univers.) 

-  M>il>.     UVHES,  J.     London,  1794.     (E  67) 
Saint  Vincent.     See  Sao  Vicente. 

St.  W.,  —  von.  In  exile;  tr.  from  the  German. 
1'hila.,  1871.  8°. 

Saintard,  — .  Essai  sur  les  colonies  franchises. 
[Paris.]  17ot.  12". 

Sainte  Aldegoude,  Filips  van  Marnix.    See  Marnix,  F.  van. 

Sainte  Aulaire,  L<>uis  Clair  de  Beaupoil,  comtr  de.  Dis 
cours.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  Fr.  Recueil  des  disc., 
184J-4!t,  pt.  1,  2.) 

—  BAKANTK,   A.   U.  P.  B.      (In  his   Etud-es  hist.,  v.  2. 

1857.) 

Sainte-Beuve,  Charles  Augustin.  L' Academic 
FranyuUe.  (fn  Paris  guide,  v.  1.  1857.) 

—  Cuuseries  du  lundi.     Paris,  1851-62.   15  v.   12°. 

Note.     Vol.  11  contains  the  'Table  gen.  des  noms 
et  des  matieretf'  of  v.  1-11. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Cours  de  litterature  dramatique, 
par  Saint-Marc  Girardin.  —  Les  confidences,  par  Lamar- 
tine.  —  De  la  question  des  theatres.  —  Memoires  sur 
Mine,  de  Sevigne,  par  Walckcnaer.  —  Raphael,  par 
l.aniartine.  —  M.  de  Montalembert,  orateur.  —  Hamilton. 

—  (Euvres  litteraires  de  Villemain  et  de  Cousin.  —  Mine. 
Recamier.  —  Histoire  de  1'empire,  par  Thiers.  —  Pensees 
de   Joubert.   —  Adrieunc  Le  Couvreur.   —  Campaniles 
d'Egypte  et  de.  Syrie  par  Napoleon.   —   Le  pere  Lacor- 
daire'.  —  Memoire  de  L'hilippe  de  Commynes.  —  Journal 
de  la  campagne  de  Russie,  par  M.  de  Fezensac.    —   Des 
lectures  publiques  du  soir.  —  Poesies  de  A.  de  Mussel.  — 
Discours  sur  I'histoirc  de  la  revolution  d'Angleterre,  par 
Guizot.  —  Le  livre  des  rois,  par  Firdousi.  —  La  Mare-au- 
diable,  La  petite  Fadette,  Francois   le   Champi,  par  G. 
Sand.   —  M.   de    Felctz    et    la    critique    litteraire    sous 
ri'Jmpire.  —  Eloges  aeademiques,  par  Pariset.  —  Lettres 
du  Mine.  Du  Dert'and.    —   Memoires  d'outre-tombe,  par 
Chateaubriand.  —  Lettres  inedites  de  1'abbe  de  Chaulieu. 

2.  Lettres  et  opuscules  de  Fenelon.  —  CEuvres  de  Bar- 
nave.  —  Pline  le  naturaliste.  —  Mine,  de  la  Tour-Franque- 
ville  et  Jean  J.  Rousseau.   —   Lcttres  de  la  duchesse  de 
Bourgogiie.   —   La  religieuse  de  Toulouse,  par  J.  Janin. 
-    Lettres   de   Mile,   de   Lespinasse.   —    Chateaubriand 
romanesque  et  amoureux.  —  Huet,  evequc  d'Avranches. 

—  Memoires  de  Mine.  d'Epinay.   —   Lettres  de  Mine,  de 
Gratigny,  on  Voltaire  a  Cirey.  —  Lettres  de  Chesterfield. 

—  Le  palais  Mazarin,  par  L.  de  Laborde.   —   Mrne.  du 
Chatelet.  —  Chansons  de  Beranger.  —  Mine.  Geoffrin.  — 
Lcttres  de  Goethe  et  de  Bettina.   —   Gil  Bias,  par  Le 
Sage.    —   M.deBroglie.   —   Proces  de  Jeanne  d' Arc.  — 
L'abbe  Galiani.   —   Balzac.   —   M.  Bazin.   —   Mme.  de 
Pompadour.  —  Malesherbes.  —  Chateaubriand,  homme 
d'etat  et  politique. 

3.  Rabelais,  par   E.  Xoe'1.   —   CEuvres  de  Mme.  de 
Genlis.  —  Qu'est-ce-qu'un  classique?  —  Mine,  de  Caylus 
et  de  ce  qu'on  appelle  urbanite.   —   Les  confessions  de 
Rousseau.  —  Biographic  de  C.  Desmoulins,  par  E.  Fleury. 

—  Vauvenargues.  —  (Euvres  de  Frederic-le-grand.  —  M. 
Droz.  —  Frederic-le-grand,  litterateur.  —  La  duchesse  du 
Maine.  —  Florian.  —  Etienne  Pasquier.  —  Les  Memoires 
de  Saint-Simon.  —  Diderot.  —  Fontenelle,  par  Flourens. 

—  (Euvrcs  de  Condorcet.  —  Bussy-Rahutin.  —  Mme.  E. 
de  Girardin.    —    Histoire  du  Chancelier  Daguesseau,  par 
Boullee.  —  L'abbe  de  Choisy.  —  Mine,  de  La  Valliere.  — 
M.  de  Latouche.   —   La  grande  Mademoiselle.   —   Theo. 
Leclercq. 

4.  Mirabeau   et   Sophie.   —  II.   Moreau.    —    Pierre 
Dupont.    —     Nouveaux    documents   sur   Montaigne.  — 
Correspondance  entre  Mirabeau  et  de  La  Marck.  —  Mile, 
de  Scudery.  —  A.  Chenier,  homme  politique.  —  St.  Evre- 
mond  et  Ninon.   —   Lettres  et  opuscules  inedits  du  J.  de 
Maistre.  —  Mme.  de  Lambert.  —  Mine.  Necker.  —  L'abbe 
Maury.   —   Le  due  de   Lauzun.   —  Jasmin.  —   Marie- 
Antoinette.  —  Buti'on.  —  Mine,  de  Maintenon.  —  Hist,  de 
la    restoration,    par   Lamartine.  —  Marie    Stuart,    par 
Mignet.  —  M.  de   Bonald.  —  Essai  sur  Amyot.  par  Blig- 
nieres.  —  Mem.  et  correspondance  de  Mallet  du  Pan.  — 
Mem.  de  Marmontel.  —  Chamfort.  —  Rulhiere. 

329.     (24.  5.  80.) 


8.  Raynonard  ]>ar  AValekenaer.  —  Gaites  champetros 
par  J.  Janin.  —  Card,  de  Retz.  —  Rivarol.  —  Duchesse 
d'Angouleme.  —  La  Ilarpe.  —  Le  Brun.  —  Pindare.  — 
Mine,  de  Motteville.  —  Sieyes.  —  Fievee.  —  Cardinal  de 
Retz.  —  Charles  Perrault.  —  Patru.  —  Fouquct.  — 
Louis  xiv.  —  Saint-Just,  par  E.  Fleury.  —  Gourville.  — 
De  la  poesies  et  des  poe'tes  en  1S52.  —  La  princesse  des 
Ursins.  —  Portalis.  —  Due  d'Antin.  —  Le  comte-pacha  de 
Bonne  val. 

6.  Le  marechal  Marmont.   —  Mine.  Sophie  Gay.  — 
Armand  Carrel.  —  De  la  retraite  dc  Villemain  et  Cousin. 

—  YValcki  naer.  —  La  reine  Marguerite.  —  Bcaumarchais. 

—  Rollin.  —  Mem  de  Cosnac.  —  Duehesse  d'Orleans.  — 
P.  L.  Courier.  —  Saint  Anselme,  par  M.  de  Remusat.  — 
L'abbe  Gerhet.  —  Les  regrets.  —  Bernardin  de  St.  Pierre. 

—  Ducis.  —  Etienne.  —  Boileau.  —  Treize  lettres  de  B. 
de  St.  Pierre. 

7.  Regnard.  —  Midland,  de  1'Academie  Francaise.  — 
Montesquieu.    —    Le   president   de  Brosses,  sa  vie,  ses 
lettres  sur  Italic.   —   Voltaire  et  le  president  de  Brosses. 

—  .Franklin.   —    L'abbe  Bartbelemy.   —   Le  cardinal  de 
Richelieu,  ses  lettres  et  papiers  d'Etat.  —  St.  Francois  de 
Sales.  —  Grimm.  —  Necker.  —  Les  faux  Demetrius,  par 
Merimee.  —  Volney.  —  Marguerite,  reine  dc  Navarre.  — 
Frederic   le   grand,  sa  correspondance.   —   Arnault,  de 
1'lnstitut.  —  La  Fontaine. 

8.  L'abbe  de  Bcrnis.  —  De  1'etat  dc  la  France  sous 
Louis  xv.  —  Le  cardinal  de  Bernis.  —  Malberbe  et  son 
ecole.  —  Gui  Patin.  —  Sully.  —  Mezeray.  —  Le  prince 
de  Ligne.  —  Histoire  lit.  de  la  France,  pub.  par  1'Institut. 

—  Discours  de  Mignet.  a  1'Acad.  d.  Sci.  Morales  et  Poli- 
tiques.  —  Le  roninn  de  Renarl.  —  Roederer.  —  Gabrielle 
d'Estrees.  —  Nouveaux  voyages  en  zig-zag  de  Topffer.  — 
Gibbon.  —  Histoire  de  la  maison  royale  de  Saint-Cyr,  par 
Th.    Lavallee.   —  Joinville.   —    App.   aux   articles   sur 
Roederer. 

9.  Massillon.   —  Nouvelles  lettres  dc  Mme.,  mere  du 
regent.  —  Froissart.  —  Le  buste  de  1'abbe  Prevost.  —  E. 
de  la  Boetic.   —   Le  marquis  de  Lassay.   —   Duclos.  — 
Bourdaloue.  —  M.  de  Stendhal.  —  Marivaux.  —  Geoffrey 
de  Villehardouin.  —  J)aru.  —  Mme.  Dacier. 

10.  GJuvreg  de  Francois  Arago.  —  Fenelon,  sa  corre 
spondance  spirituelle  et  politique.  —  Buffon,  ses  (Euvres 
annotees  par  Flourens.  — Chateaubriand,  anniversaire  du 
Genie  du  Christianisme.   —   Senac  de   Meilhan.   —  Le 
president  Jeannin.    —    Bossuet,   lettres    de    Poujoulat, 
portrait  par  Lamartine.    —   Maticroix,  1'ami  de  La  Fon 
taine;  ses  OSuvres  diverses  pub.  par  L.  Paris.   —   Saint- 
Martin,  lephilosophe  inconnu.  —  Vicq  d'Azyr.  —  Agrippa 
d'Aubigne.  —  Sylvain  Bailly.  —   Denne-Baron.  —  Le 
marquis   de   La   Fare.   —   Leopold   Robert,  sa   vie,  ses 
Giuvres  et  sa  correspondance,  par  Feuillet  de  Conches.  — 
Ramond,  le  peintre  des  Pyrenees. 

11.  Journal  de  Dangeau.  —  (Euvres  de  Chapelle  et  de 
Bachaumont.  —  Montluc.  —  Lettres  sur  1'education  des 
filles,  par  Mme.  de  Maintenon.   —    De  la  poesie  de  la 
nature,  du  foyer  et  dc  la  famille,  Saint-Lambert,  Roucher, 
etc.   —   Wm.  Cowper.  —   La  divine  comedie  dc  Dante, 
trad,  par  Mesnard.  —  Le  president  Renault.  —  Charron. 

—  Instruction  generale  snr  1'execution  du  plan  d'etudes, 
par  Fortout.  —  Werther,  correspondance  de  Goethe  et  de 
Kestner.   —  line  reception  academique  en  16(J4  d'apres 
Dangeau.  —  Henri  iv  ecrivain,  par  Eugene  Jung. 

12.  Les  chants   modernes,   par  Max.  Du   Camp.  — 
Santeul,  ou  la  poesie  latino  sous  Louis  xiv.   —   CEuvres 
inedites  de  Ronsard.   —   Le  marquis  d'Argenson  d'apres 
les  manuscrits.  —  Histoire  du  consulat  et  de  1'empire,  par 
Thiers.  —  (Euvres  completes  de  St.  Aman.  —  CEuvres  de 
Voiture.  —  Une  petite  guerre  sur  la  tombe  de  Voiture.  — 
Eugenie  de  Guerin.  —  Memoires  et  journal  de  1'abbe  Le 
Dieu  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Bossuet.  —  Senece.  — 
Le  due  de  Rohan.  —  CEuvres  de  Frederic  le  grand,  corre 
spondance   avec  le  prince   Henri.   —    La  margrave   de 
Bareith.   —  La  marquise   de   Crequi.   —  Le  baron  de 
Besenval. 

13.  Lettres  inedites  dc  Voltaire.  —  Le  marechale  de 
Villars.   —   Histoire  dc   la  querelle  des  ancicns  et  des 

aodernes,  par  H.  Rigault,  1'abbe  dc  Pons.  —  Tallemant 


de  1'abbe  Le  Dieu  sur  Bossuet.  —  Maine  de  Biran.  — 
Souvenirs  militaires  du  Gen.  Pelleport.  —Mme.  Bovary, 
par  G.  Flaubert.  —  A.  de  Mussel.  —  Les  nieces  de 
Mazarin  et  le  due  de  Nivernais.  —  Le  marechal  de  St. 
Arnaud. 

14.  CEuvres  de  Vauvenargues,  pub.  par  Gilbert.  — 
Vie  militaire  du  general  comte  Frianl,  par  le  comte 
Friant,  son  lils.  —  Poesies  completes  de  Theo.  de  Ban- 
ville.  —  Vic  de  Maupertuis,  par  La  Beaumelle.  —  L'abbe 
de  Marolles.  —  Lettres  de  la  mere  Agnes  Arnauld.jnib. 
par  P.  Faugere.  —  Fanny,  par  Ernest  Feydeau.  —  Varie- 
tes,  lit.  morales  et  hist.',  par  S.  de  Sacy.  —  Histoire  de 
1'Academie  Fransaise,  par  Pellisson  et  d'OHvet,  pub.  par 


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L.  Livct.  —  Correspondance  ined.  do  Mmc.  Du  Deffand, 
pub.  par  le  marquis  de  Ste.-Aulaire.  —  Journal  et  me- 
moires  du  marquis  d'Argcnson,  pub.  par  Rathery.  —  La 
princesse  des  Ursins.  —  Francois  Villon,  sa  vie  et  sea 
ceuvres,  par  A.  Campaux.  —  Souvenirs  et  correspon- 
dance  de  Mme.  Recamier.  —  Correspondance  de  Button, 
pub.  par  Nadault  de  Button.  —  Hist,  du  consulat  et  de 
['empire,  par  Thiors.  —  Hist,  de  la  restauration,  par  L. 
de  Viel-Castel.  —  Mem.  du  due  de  Luynes,  pub.  par  L. 
Dussieux  et  E.  Soulie.  — Journal  de  Casaubon. —  Poesies 
ined.  de  Mme.  Desborde-Valmore.  —  Charles  Victor  de 
Bonstetten,  par  Aime  Steinlen. 

15.  CEuvres  de  Maurice  de  Gnerin.  —  Journal  d'Olivier 
Lefevre  d'Ormesson.  —  Melanges  de  critique  religieusc, 

5ar  E.  Scherer.  —  Correspondance  diplomatique  du 
.  de  Maistre.  —  Hist,  du  eonsulat  et  de  1'empire,  par 
Thiers.  —  CEuvres  et  correspondance  de  Tocqueville.  — 
Reception  du  pere  Lacordaire.  —  Hist,  de  la  litterature 
francaise,  etc.,  par  A.  Sayous.  —  Le  general  Joubert.  — 
Mem.  de  Mme.  Elliott  sur  la  Revolution  frangaise. —  Hist, 
de  la  litterature  francaise,  par  D.  Nisard.  —  Correspon 
dance  et  ceuvres  ined.  de  Voltaire  et  Rousseau.  —  L'abbe 
de  St.  Pierre.  —  Hist,  du  consulat  et  de  1'Empire,  par 
Thiers.  —  I'arny,  poete  elegiaque.  —  Academic  Fran- 
gaise,  receptions  de  Ponsard,  de  Biot,  de  Falloux,  d'E. 
Augier,  de  J.  Sandeau.  —  Reves  et  realites,  par  Mme. 
Blanchecotte.  —  Sur  Beranger.  —  Sur  le  Louis  XYI 
d'Amedee  Renee.  —  Lettre  du  Directeur  gerant  du 
Moniteur,  sur  la  morale  et  1'art.  —  De  la  tradition  en 
litterature.  —  L'abbe  Flechier.  —  Mem.  de  Saint-Simon. 

—  Chateaubriand   et   son    groupe  litteraire    sous 

1'Empire,  cours  proiesse  a  Liege  en  1848-49. 
2e  ed.     Paris,  1861.  2  v.  18°. 

—  Discours.    (In  Paris.  Inst.    Ac.  Fr.  Recueil  des  disc., 

1840-49,  pt.  1,  1860-69,  pt.  1.) 

—  Etude  sur  Chateaubriand.    (In  Chateaubriand,  F.  R. 

de.    CEuvres,  v.  1,  1859.) 

—  Etude  sur  Virgile ;  suivie  d'une  etude  sur  Quin- 

tus  de  Smyrne.     Paris,  1857.  16°. 

—  Extraitsdes  memoires  de  S.,encequi  touche  la  regence. 

(In  Barrifere,  J.  B.    Bibl.  des  mem.,  v.  1.  1853.) 

—  Jugements  litteraires  sur  J.  Joubert.    (In  Joubert,  J. 

Pensees.  1864.) 

—  La  marquise   de   Crequi.      (In  Crequi,    R.  C.  de  F., 

marquise  de.     Lettres  ined.   1856.) 

—  Notice.     (In  Flechier,  E.    Memoires.  1862.) 

—  Notice  sur  M.  de  Guerin.    (In  Guerin,  M.  de.    Jour 

nal,  etc.  1862.) 

—  Notice  sur  Tbpffer,  considere  comme  paysagiste.     (In 

Toepffer,  R.     Nouveaux  voy.  en  zigzag.  1854.) 

—  Nouveaux  lundis.      Paris,  1863-70.  12  v.  18°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Questions  d'art  et  de  morale  par  M. 
de  Laprade.  —  Correspondance  de  Lamennais.  —  Me 
langes  religieux,  politiques,  et  litteraires,  par  L.  Veuillot. 

—  Mem.  de  Guizot.  —  Les  caracteres  de  La  Bruyere.  — 
Essais  de  politique  et  de  litterature,  par  1'revost  1'aradol. 

—  Correspondance  de  Beranger.   —   Mme.  Swetchine,  sa 
vie   et  ses  ceuvres.   —    CEuvres   completes   d'Hippolyte 
Rigault.   —   Lettres  de  Mine,  de  Sevigne,  ed.  nouv.  de 
Regnier.  —  Les  contes  de  1'errault.  —  Hist,  de  Louvois, 
par  Rousset.  —  Merlin  de  Thionville,  et  la  chartreuse  du 
Val-Saint-Pierre.  —  Des  prochaines  elections  de  PAcade- 
mie.  —  Constant,  son  cours  de  politique  constitutionelle, 
pub.  par  Laboulaye. 

2.  M.   de   Pontmartin,   causeries   litteraires.   —  Une 
monarchic  en  decadence;   mem.  de  la  cour  d'Espagne 
sous  Charles  n,  par  le  marquis  de  Villars.  —  Campagnes 
de  la  Revolution,  etc.,  par  Fervel.  — Melanges  scientifiques 
et  litteraires,  [par]  Biot.  —  Louis  xiv  et  le  due  de  Bour- 
gogne,  par  Michelet.  —  Montaigne  en  voyage.  —  Mem.  de 
i'imperatrice  Catharine  n.  —  Halevy,  secretaire  perpetuel. 

—  La  poeme  des  Champs,  par  Calemard  de  Lafayette.  — 
Mme.  de  Stael,  Coppet,  et  Weimar.   —  Bossuet,  CEuvres 
completes.  —  Journal  de  la  sante  de  Louis  xiv.  —  Renan, 
essais  de  morale  et  de  critique.   —  Hist,  du  roman  dans 
1'antiquite,  1'Ane  d'or  d'Apulee. 

3.  Chateaubriand  .juge  par  un  ami  intime.   —  M.  de 
Pontmartin.    Les  jeudis  de  Mme.  Charbonneau.  —  Lettres 
ined.  de  J.  Racine   et  de   L.  Racine.   —   Souvenirs  de 
goixante  annees,  par  E.  J.  Delecluze.  —   Waterloo,  par 
Thiers.  —  Charles  Quint  apres  son  abdication.  —  De  la 
connaissance  de  I'hommc  au  17e  et  an  18e  siecle.  —  Les 
saints  evangiles.  —  Entretiens  de  Goethe  et  d'Eckermann. 

—  Poesies  d"  Andre  Chenier,  ed.  de  Becq  de  Fouquieres. 

—  Les  poetes  francais,  pub.  par  Crepet.  —  Le  mystere  du 
siege  d'Orleann.  —  Memoires  de  Foucault. 

4.  La  femme  au  18e  siecle,  par  E.  ct  J.  de  Goncourt.  — 
Salammbo,  par  G.  Flaubert.  —  Daphnis  et  Chloe.  —  Les 
freres  Le  Nain,  par  Champfleury.  —  Etudes  de  politique 
et  de  philos.  religieuse,  par  A.  Gueroult.  —  La  comtesse 
de  Boufflers.  —  Hist,  de  la  restauration  par  L.  de  Viel- 


Castel.  —  CEuvres  de  L.  Labe.  —  Ducis  epistolalrc.  —  Le 
pere  Lacordaire;  quatre  moments  religieux  au  19e  siecle. 

5.  Hist,  de  Sybille,  par  C).  Feuillet.  —  II.  Vernet.  — 
Mem.  de  Pabbe  Legendrc  et  M.  de  Harlay.  —  Littre.  — 
Recherches   sur   Moliere,  par  E.  Soulie.   —   Don  Carlos 
et  Philippe  11,  par   Gachard.   —   La  Grece  en  1803,  par 
Grenier.  —  Terence,  trad,  en  vers  par  Belloy.  —  (Euvres 
ined.  de  La  Rochefoucauld,  pub.  pur  E.  de  Barthelemy. 

-    La    comtesse     d'Albany,    par   G.    E.    Saint     Rene 
Taillandier.  —  Magnin. 

6.  Vie  de  Jesus,  par  E.  Renan.  —  Sismondi ;  lettrcs  a 
Mme.  d'Albany.  —  Boissonade.  —  CEuvrcs  de  P.  Lebrun. 

—  Gavarni.  —  Le  marechale  de  Villars ;  le  dernier  mot 
eur  la  victoire  de  Denain.   —   Montaigne,  maire  de  Bor 
deaux.   —   Theophile   Gautier.   —  Vaugelas.  —  A.   de 
Vigny. 

I.  Anthologie  grecque.   —  Hist,  de  Louvois,  par  C. 
Rousset.   —  Un  ete  dans  le  Sahara  dominique,  par  Fro- 
mcntin.— Entretiens  surl'architecture,  par  Viollet-le-Duc. 

—  Corneille;  le  Cid.  —  E.  de  Girardin.  —  Colle.  —  Le 
mariage  du   due   Pompee,  par  le  cte.   d'Alton-Shee.  — 
Piron. 

8.  Don  Quichotte.  —   Hist,  de  la  lit.  anglaise,  par 
Tainc.  —  J.  B.  Saint-Andre.  —  Mem.  de  Mme.  Roland. 

—  La  reine  M.  Leckzinska.  —  Marie- Antoinette.  —  Cati- 
nat.  —  App.,  sur  1'Ecole  Normale. 

9.  Journal  et  memoires  de  M.  Marais.   —   Essai  de 
critique  naturelle,  par  E.  Deschanel.   —  Meditations  sur 
la  religion  chretienne,  par  Guizot.   —  Les  touareg  du 
Nord,  par  II.  Duveyrier.   —   Reminiscences,  par  Coul- 
mann.   —   La  reforme  sociale  en  France,  par  Le  Play.  — 
Souvenirs  d'un  diplomate,  par  le  baron  Bignon.  —  M  lie. 
Eugenie  de  Guerin  et  Mme.  de  Gasparin.   —   Entretiens 
sur   Phistoire,   par   Zeller.    —    Marie-Therese   et   Marie 
Antoinette.  —  Mme.  de  Vcrdelin.  —  App. :  Rapport  sur 
les  prix  de  vertu ;  Rapport  sur  la  propriete  litteraire. 

10.  Hist,  des  cabinets  de  1'Europe,  par  A.  Lefebvre.  — 
Hist,  de  la   Grece,  par   Grote.   —   Poesies,  romans,  et 
critiques,  parC.  Monselet.  —  Les  fondateurs  de  1'iistrono- 
mie,  par  J.  Bertrand.  —  La  pluralite  des  mondes,  par  C. 
Flammarion.  —  De  la  poesie  en  1865.  —  Correspondance 
de  Louis  xv   et  du  marechale  de  Nonilles,  pub.  par  C. 
Rousset.   —  Deux    conferences    par    C.   Duveyrier.   — 
Saint-Simon   consid.   comme  historicn,  par  Cheruel.  — 
Nouvelle  corresp.  de  M.  de  Tocqueville.   —  Marie-The 
rese  et  Marie  Antoinette,  corresp.  pub.  par  d'Arneth.  — 
Les  cinq  derniers  mois  de  la  vie  de  Racine.   —   I  dees  et 
sensations  par  de  Goncourt.   —   La  comedic  de  La  Bru 
yere,  par  E.  Fournier.  —  Hommes  et  dieux,  par  P.  de  St. 
Victor.  —  App. :  V.  Cousin;  la  comtesse  de  Boigne. 

II.  Memoires  du  comte  Beugnot.   —  Frochot,  prefet 
de  la  Seine,  par  L.  Passy.  —  Maurice,  comte  de  Saxe,  et 
Marie  Josephe  de  Saxe,  dauphine,  par  le  comte  Vitzthum 
d'Eckwtaedt.  —  La  comte  de  Clermont  et  sa  cour,  par  J. 
Cousin.   —   CEuvres  de  Virgile,  pub.  par  E.  Benoist.  — 
Observations    sur    1'orthographe    franchise,   par   A.   F. 
Didot.   —   Le  comte  dc  Gisors,  par  C.  Rousset.   —   Le 

5eneral  Franceshi  Delonne,  par  le  general  baron  de  Saint 
oseph.  —  Memoires  de  Malouet,  pnb.  par  son  pi-tit-fils. 

—  CEuvres  inedites  de  La  Mennais,  pub.  par  A.  Blaize.  — 
CEuvres  choisies  de  C.  Loyson.  —  Viguier.  —  Dabner. 

12.  Derniere  annees.  —  La  poesie ;  lecons  faites  a  la 
Sorbonne  pour  Penseignement  secondaire  des  jeunes 
flllcs,  par  P.  Albert.  —  Essai  sur  Talleyrand,  par  Sir  II. 
L.  Bulwer.  —  Mme.  Desbordes  Valmore,  sa  vie  et  sa 
Correspondance.  —  C.  Jordan  et  Mme.  de  Stael.  —  E. 
Gandar.  —  App. 

—  Poesies  completes.      Nouv.  ed.      Paris,    1863. 

2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Vie,  poesies,  et  pensees  de  J. 
Delorme.  2.  Les  consolations.  —  Pensees  d'aout.  — 
Notes  ct  sonnets.  —  Un  dernier  reve. 

-  Port  Royal.     lOe  ed.     Paris,  1860.  5  v.  8°. 

—  Portraits  contemporaines.    Paris,  1852.  3  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Chateaubriand.  —  Beranger.  —  M. 
de  Senancour.  —  La  Mennais.  —  Lamartine.  —  V.  Hugo. 

—  George  Sand.      2.     M.  Vinet.  —  Comte  X.  de  Maistre. 

—  Jasmin.  —  E.  Sue.  —  E.  Scribe.  —  Lebrun.  —  Comte 
Mole.  —  M.  Tiiptt'er.  —  M.  Brizeux.  —  Loyson.  —  Polo- 
nius.  —  De  Loy.  —  Les  glanes  par  Mile.  Berlin.  —  M. 
Nisard.   —  J.  J.  Ampere.   —  M.  Maguin.   —  Quelques 
verites  sur  la  situation  en  litterature.   • —   Les  journaux 
chez  les  Remains,  par  J.  V.  Le  Clerc.  —  M.  Merimee.  — 
Hist,  de  la  royaute,  par  M.  le  comte  de  Saint- Priest.  — 
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sur  M.  Scribe.      3.     Avertissement.   —  M.  Daunou.  — 
Leopardi.  —  Parny.  —  Louise  L:ibe.  —  Desaugiers.  — 
Gresset.    —   Flechier.   —  Theophile  Gautier :    Les  gro 
tesques.     Victorin  Fabre.  —  C.  Delavigne.  —  Pensees  de 
Pascal.  —  M.  Mignet.  —  La  Revue,  1845.  —  L'n  dernier 
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—  Homere.  —  De  la  Medee  d'Apollonius.  —  Meleagre. 


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—  Kuphorion,  ou  DC  1'injure  des  temps.  —   Pensees.  — 
App.  sur  (.'.  Delavigne. 

-  Portraits  de  fcinmes.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1852. 

12". 

Contents.  Avertlssement.  —  Mine,  do  Sevigne.  —  Du 
Koinan  intinu',  on  Mademoiselle  de  Lerou.  —  Mme.  de 
Souza.  —  Mme.  de  DUVUH.  —  Mine,  de  Stael.  —  Mme. 
Koland.  —  Mine.  Guizot.  —  Mine,  de  La  Fayette.  —  Mme. 
de  La  Rochefoucauld.  —  Mme.  de  Longueville.  —  Une 
ruclle  poetique,  ou  Mme.  des  lloulieres.  —  Mme.  de 
Kriidner.  —  Mme.  de  Charriere.  —  Mme.  de  Kemusat. — 
Mme.  de  I'ontivy.  —  Christel.  —  Les  fleurs,  apologue.  — 
Maria. 

-  Eng.     Portraits  of  celebrated  women;  tr.  by 

IL  \V.  Preston.     Boston,  1868.  8°. 
Content*.    Mme.  de  Sevigne.  —  Mine  de  La  Fayette. 

—  Mme.  de  Souza.  —  Mme.  Koland.  —  Mme.  de  Stael.  — 
Mme.  de  Duvas.  —  Mine,  de  Kemusat.  —  Mme.  de  Kru- 
dener.  —  Mme.  Giiizot. 

-  Portraits  litteraires.     Nouv.  6d.     Paris,  1852. 

2  v.   12°. 

Conti-nt*.  Vol.  1.  Preface.  —  Boileau.  —  La  Fon 
taine  de  Boileau  ;  epitre.  —  P.  Corneille.  —  La  Fontaine. 

—  Kacine.   —   La  reprise  de  Berenice.   —   Jean-Baptiste 
Rousseau.   —   Le  Brun.   —  Mathurin  Uegnier  et  Andre 
Chi-niiT.  —   Doc.  ined.  sur  A.  Chenier.   —   G.  Farcy.  — 
Diderot.   —    L'abbe    Prevost.   —    M.   Andrieux.   —   M. 
Jourt'roy.   —   M.  Ampere.   —   l)u   genie  critique  et  de 
Bayle.  —  La  Bruyere.  —  Millevoye.  —  Des  soirees  litte 
raires.  —  C.  Xodier.  —  App.  sur  La  Fontaine.      2.    Mo- 
liere.   —  Delille.   —   B.  de  St.  Pierre.   —   Mem.  du  gen. 
La  Fayette.  —  M.  de  Fontanes.  —   M.  Joubcrt.  —  Leo 
nard.  —  Alo'isius  Bertrand.  —  Comte  de  Segur.  —  J.  de 
Maistre.  —  G.  Xaude. 

-  Tableau  hist,  et  crit.  de  la  poesie  franchise  et  du 

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Paris,  1843.  8°. 

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4.  1831 -sept.  1849.) 


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—  De  1'etat  et  du  sort  des  colonies  des  anc.  peu- 

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—  Inquiry  into    the  life  of    Alexander ;  tr.  with 

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Sainte  Marthe,  Denis.     NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  6. 

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Sainte   Marthe,  Gaudier     (Lat.  Sammarthanus, 

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—  FEUGERE,  L.  J.    (In  hi*  Caracteres,  v.  1.  1859.) 
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Sainte  Palaye,  Jean  Bnptiste  de  la  Ourne  de.  See  La 

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L.  J.      Dictionnaire   iconora- 


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—  HUSONBETH,  F.  C.     Emblems  of  the  saints  in 

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See  alto  Anselm,  St.  ;  —  Athanasius,  St.  ;  —  Botvid, 
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Xavier,  St.  ;  —  Franqpis  de  Sales,  St.  ;  —  George,  St.  ; 
—  Hieronymus  .dSmilianus;  —  Patrick,  St.  ;  —  Sige- 
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Saisons,  Les;  poe'me.     See  St.  Lambert,  J.  F.  de. 


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Saiyid  Jamal.  Tarkhan-nama;  or  Arghiin-nama.  (In 
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Sakaa  tin-van  saasteram  ;  or,  Book  of  fate.  (Jn  Oriental 
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Sal,  Juan  de  la,  Bp.  of  Sana.  Cartas  al  dnqne  de  Medinasi- 
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Sala,  George  Augustus  Henry.  Accepted  ad 
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Jfote.     From  Household  words,  v.  14-15.  1857. 

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• —  William    Hogarth ;    essays   on    the   man,    the 
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—  psend.     Introduction  to  Mary  McGillup.     (In  Harte, 

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Salacia.     RiviNl's,  A.     Diss.  duae  de  Venilia  et  Salacia,  nee 

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Salad  for  the  social.  1856.     Sff  Saunders,  F. 
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Saladino  da  Pa  via.    Dialogue.     (In  Rossetti,  D.  G.    Early 

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Saldoerffer,  Conrad.    ANDKF.SEN,  A.    (In  his  Der  deutsche 

Peintre-Graveur,  v.  2.  1805.) 
Sale,   Antonio   Brignole.     Elogio   di   F.    del   Carreto.     (In 

Grille,  L.     Elogio  di  Lig.,  v.  1.  1846.) 
Sale,    Lady    Florentia.        Journal    of    disasters    in 

ArTghanistan,  1841-42.     Loncl.,  1843.  8". 
Sale   or  Sallee.     Di'NTON,  J.    True  journal  of  the  Sallee 

fleet,  etc..     (In  Osborne,  T.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1745.) 
Sale.     POTIIIKII,  R.  J.     Traite  du  contiat  de  vente, 

scion  les  regies  taut  du  for  de  la   conscience 

que  du    for   exterieur.       Nouv.    ed.      Paris, 

1772-73.  3  v.  12°. 

Note.    Vol.  3  has  the  title   'Traite  des  ret  raits,  pour 
servir  d'App.  au  Traite  du  central  de  vente'. 
Sale  of  authors,  The;  a  dialogue  ;  [by  A.  Campbell]. 

London,  1767.  8°. 
Saleius,    Bassus.     Carmen   ad   Calpnrnium   Pisonem.     (In 

Lemaire,  X.  E.     Poetse  Lat.  niin.,  v.  3.  1824.  Bibl.) 
Salel,  Hugues.     CARY,  H.F.     (In  his  Early  Fr.  poets.  1846.) 

—  NlCERON.  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  86.  1736.) 
Salem,  Mass.     Town  records,  1634-59.     (In  Essex 

Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  9.  1859.) 

—  Ot'er/tters  of  the  Poor.     STATEMENT  of  the   expendi 

ture  for  the  support  of  the  poor  of  Salem,  Mar.  2, 
1824-  Mar.  2,  1825.  [Salem,  1825.]  8".  (B  942) 


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Commerce, 

—  HICCINSON,  J.     Letters  [on  the  commerce  of  Salem], 

1692-1700.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  27.  1838.) 

Description    and    History. 

-  FEI.T.J.B.   Annals  of  S.,  [1626-1784].  Salem, 

1827.  8". 
-  Same.     2(1  ed.     Salem,  1845-49.  2  v.  8°. 

—  STORY,  J.     Discourse   in   oommem.  of  the   1st  settle 

ment  of  Salem,  [1626].     Boston,  1828.  8°.     (B  939) 

—  BENTI.EY,  \V.     Description   and  history  of  S.,  [1634- 

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—  EXUICOTT,  C.  M.     Account  of   Leslie's  retreat 

at  north  bridge  in  S.,  Feb.  26,  1775.  Salem, 
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—  PRINCE,  J.    List  of  deaths,  1781-1836.    (In  Essex  Inst. 

Hist,  col.,  v.  y.  1869.)—  RANTOLL,  R.  S.  The  port 
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—  SALTONSTALL,  L.    Address,  organization  of  the  city 

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-  INSCRIPTIONS   from    the    burying    grounds   of 

Salem,  Mass.     Boston,  1837.  12°. 
Another  co^y.     (B  1125) 

Miscellaneous. 

—  MISCELLANEOUS  newspapers.]   Salem,  1830.  2  v. 

f". 
Salem  Athenaeum.    Catalogue.     Salem,  1811.  8°. 

—  Anothtr  copy.     (B881) 

—  Same.     Salem,  1826.  8°.     (B  1616) 

-  Same.     Salem,  1842.  8". 

-  Same.     Salem,  1858.  8". 

Salem.    Branch  or    Howard    Street  Church.     BEAMAN, 

C.  C.     The   closing   history  of  the  Ch.     (In  Essex 

Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  11.  1872.) 
Salem.  Charitable  Mechanic  Association.  SPRAGCE,  J.  E. 

Address  on  their  4lh   anniversary.     Salem,  1821.  8°. 

(B  565  ^ 
Salem.  East  Church.     FLINT.  J.     Two  disc,  on  taking  leave 

of  the  old  ch.,  Dec.  28, 1845.    Salem,  1846.  8°.  (B1308) 
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ji  t.p.    [18-21.]  8°.     (B954) 
Salem.  Ecclesiastical  Council,  1734.     Faithful  narrative  of 

the  proc. ;  [by  J.  Bewail,  and  others  of  the  council]. 

Boston,  17150.  16".     (B  269,  C  31,  38) 
Salem.  Ecclesiastical  Council,  1849.    WORCESTER,  S.  M. 

Review  of  the  result.     Boston,  1850.  8°.     (B  1393) 
Salem  Female  Charitable  Soc.     Account  of  the  Soc.     (In 

Barnard,  T.     Sermon.  1803.     B  171,  873) 
—   Account  of  the  Soc.     (In   Stuart,   M.     Sermon.  1815. 

B333) 

—  Constitution.     [Salem,  1801.]  12°.    (C  57) 

Salem.  First  Church.  Catalogue  of  the  library. 
Salem,  1829.  8°.  (C  144) 

—  Correspondence   between  the  1st  and  Tabernacle  Ch. 

Salem,  1832.  8°.     (B  1051) 

—  Report   of  the   committee  on    the  authenticity  of  the 

tradition  of  the  1st  Church,  built  in  1634.  (In  Essex 
Inst.  Hist,  col.,  v.  2.  I860.) 

—  Ace.  of  the   first   century  lecture,    at   S.     (In    Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  4.  1795.) 

—  BRIEF  narrative  of  a  process    [of  S.  Fisk],  with    the 

Church,     t.p.w.     [1735.]  8°.     (C  25) 

—  BROWN,  J.     The   examiner  examined;  an    answer   to 

Prescott's  'Examination  of  a  letter  rel.  to  the  divi 
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Remarks  on  a  letter  rel.  to  the   divisions  of  the  Ch. 

[Boston,  1735.]  16°.    (C  50) 

—  FISK,  S.     Just  narrative  of  the  controversy  between  8. 

Fisk  and  the  Church.     Boston,  1735.  12".    (C  25,  31) 

—  PRE.SCOTT,  B.    Examination  of  certain  'Remarks',  [by 

J.  Brown.     Boston,  1735.]  8°.     (C  38) 

—  UPHAM,  C.W.     Address  at  there-dedication  of 

the  church,  Dec.  8.     Salem,  1867.  8°. 

Principles  of  the  Reformation;  sermon,  dedication  of 

the  Soc.     Sermon,  1826.  S".     (B  296) 

See  iifsomSa.lem.  Eccles.  Council,  1734. 

Salem.  Harmony  "Grove  Cemetery.  WHITE,  D.  A.  Ad 
dress  at  the  consecration  of  the  cemetery,  June  14, 
1840;  with  an  appendix.  Salem,  1840.  8°.  (B  1150, 
1697) 

Salem  Leg  Co.     Circular.  No.  5.     Salem,  1864.  8°.    (C  271) 
Salem  Social  Library.     Catalogue,    n.t.p.     [Sulem,  1801?] 
8°.    (B  1616) 


Salem.  South  Church.  EMERSON,  B.  Discourse  at 
the  50th  anniv.  of  ordination,  with  appendix. 
Boston,  1855.  8". 

Salem.  Tabernacle  Church.  Correspondence  be 
tween  the  1st  and  Tabernacle  Church.  Salem,  1829. 
8°.  (B  1051) 

—  WORCESTER,  S.  M.    Discourse  on  the  firstcent.  anniv. 

of   the  Tabernacle  Church,  Apr.  26.     Salem,   1835. 
8°.    (B1738) 

Memorial  of    the   old    and    new  Tabernacle. 

Boston,  1855.  12°. 

Salem.  Third  Church.  WIIITAKER,  N.  Brief  hist,  of  the 
settlement  of  the  3d  Church,  1769,  and  of  the  usur 
pation  of  an  eccles.  council.  Salem,  1784.  8°.  (B  34, 
2517) 

Salem  Turnpike  and  Chelsea  Bridge  Corporation.  Re 
port  of  committee,  n.p.,  [182-].  8".  (C144) 

—  MASS.   Gtntral  Court.    Aet  for  incorporating  certain 

persons,  for  laying  out  a  turnpike.    Salem,  1802.  8°. 
(B  1005) 

Salem.  Universalist  Church.  WILLIS,  L.  Address 
at  the  celeb,  of  the  50th  anniv.  of  the  dedica 
tion.  Salem,  1859.  8°. 

Salem  County,  N.  J.  JOHNSON,  R.  G.  List  of  judges, 
clerks,  sheriffs,  etc  ,  of  Salem  Co.  (7/i  New  Jersey 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc..  v.  4.  1849-50.) 

Salem  courier;  May  16,  1818  -  May  6,  1820  ;  Sept. 
17,  1828 -Sept.  9,  1829.  Salem,  1818-29. 
2v.  f°. 

Salem  directory,  1846,  51,  53,  55,  57,  66.  Salem, 
1816-66.  6  v.  16°  and  8°. 

Note.    1846,  by  J.  Whipple,  1851,  53,  55,  57,  by 
G.  Adams,  66,  by  Sampson,  Davenport,  &  Co. 

Salem  gazette;  Jan.  2  -  July  31,  Aug.  7,  1781  - 
July  1,  1783  ;  Aug.  7,  1783 -Nov.  28,  1785; 
Jan.  5  -  July  27,  Aug.  3,  1790  -  Dec.  30, 
1800;  Jan.  23,  1801 -Dec.  28,  1810;  Jan.  3, 
1812  -  Dec.  30,  1814;  Jan.  2,  1816  -  Dec. 
24,  1822  ;  Jan.  2,  1824  -  Dec.  22, 1826  ;  June 
19,  1827 -Dec.  25,  1829;  Jan.  3,  1832- 
Dec.  27,  1833.  Salem,  1781-1833.  f°. 

—  Jan.  7,  Dec.  16,  1800;  Jan.  2,  1801.    Salem,  1800-01.  f°. 

(E  179) 

Salem  mercury;  Oct.  4,  1786  -  July  31,  1787, 
Aug.  7,  "1787  -  Dec.  21,  1790.  Salem,  1786- 
90.  f°. 

Salem  register;  May  12  -  Dec.  29,  1800;   Apr.  29, 
1805 -Nov.  6,  1806;    1824;    1828-29;   Apr. 
1830-1871.     Salem,  1800-71.  38  v.  f°. 
Note.    From  May  12-July  24,  called  'Impartial  regis 
ter';  from  July  31-Dec.  29.  1800,  called   -Salem   impar 
tial  register';  from  Apr.  29,1805- July  27,1806,  1841-71, 
called  'Salem  register';  from  Jan.  5.  1824 -Dec.  31,  1840, 
called  'Essex  gazette'. 

—  Same.    Feb.  2-26.     Salem,  1801.  f°.    (E  179) 
Salerano,  Federigo  Sclopis  di,  conte.     See  Sclopis  di  Sal- 

erano,  F.,  conte. 

Salernitano,  Mas.succio.     See  Massuccio  snlernUano. 
Salerno.     ANONYMI  Salernitani  paralipomena  hoc 

est  reliqua  pars  Historic  ab  co  conscripts?  760-860. 

(In  Muratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  ital.  scr.,  v.  2,  pt  2.  172o.) 

—  CIIKONICON  Salernitamim,  747-974.     (In  Pertz,  G.  H. 

Mon.  Germ.,  Sor.,  v.  3.  1839.) 

—  MAZZA,  A.    Urbis  Salernitanw  historia.     (In  Grsevius. 

Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  9,  pt.  4.  1723.) 

Salerno.  Schola.  De  conservanda  bona  valetu- 
dine  liber  scholne  Salernitanse.  t.p.ic.  [Er 
furt,  1557?]  8°. 

—  MAZZA,  A.    Scholas  Salernitanae  de  regimine  sanitatis 

versus  per  J.  F.  Lombardum   castigata.     (In  Gr»- 
vius.     Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  9,  pt.  4.  1723.) 
Sales,   Agnstin.     Respuesta  a  la  pregunta   de  D.  Ximeno 
[sobre    diezmos].      (In    Valladares,    A.      Semai). 
erud.,  v.  16.  1788.) 

Sales,  Francisco.  Colmena  espafiola;  piezas  esco- 
gitas,  de  viirios  autores  espafioles,  con  la 
varia  signif.  en  ingles  de  las  particulas. 
7aed.  Boston,  1847.  16°. 

Note.  This  has  a  second  title  page,  'Spanish  hive; 
select  pieces  from  various  Spanish  authors,  for  the  use 
of  beginners'. 


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—  Seleccion  de  obras  maestras  dramaticas.     Bos 

ton,  1828.   12°. 

Contents.  Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P.  El  principc  con- 
stante.  —  Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de.  La  Estrella  de  ttevilla. 
—  Moreto  y  Cavana,  H.  El  desden  con  el  desden. 

—  tr.    New   elements  of  conversation.     See  Poppleton, 

G.  H. 

Sales,  Jean  Baptiste  Claude  Isoard  Delisle  de.  See  Delisle 
Sales,  J.  B.  O.  I. 

Sales,  Francois  de,  /St.     Set  Franqois  de  Sales. 

Sales  Atticse.     See  Thompson,  1).  A.  W. 

Salford.  DUPPA,  B.  F.  Analysis  of  the  reports  of  the  com 
mittee  of  the  Manchester  Statistical  Society  on  the 
state  of  educ.  in  the  boroughs  of  Salford,  etc.  (In 
Cent.  Soc.  of  Educ.  Publ.,  v.  1.  1837.) 

Salgado,  Koque.  See.  Lezama,  J.  de  T.,  vs.  Salgado,  R. 
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Salgueyro,  Francisco.  Sermam  das  exequias  do  Key  Pedro 
II.,  '21  de  Jan.  Evora,  1707.  4°.  (B  1893) 

Salic  laws.  ANTIQUISSIMJE  legis  Salicae  textus 
vetustior.  (In  Schilter,  J.  Thcs.  antiq.  Teut.,  v.  2. 
1727.) 

—  RIVAL,  P.      Part   of    Vertot's  diss.   upon  the 

Salick  laws  examined.  [1719.]  London, 
1722.  8°. 

—  TURK,   K.      Das   salfninkische   Volksrecht.      (In  his 

Forschungen,  3  ed  Heft.  1830.) 

—  LEX   Saliea    a  B.  J.   Heroldo    primum   ed.   a  J.    G. 

Eccardo  notis  illustrata.  —  LEX  Salica  ex  Codice 
Guelferbytano.  —  LEX  Salica  ex  codice  regio.  — 
LEX  Salica  a  Carolo  M.  emendata,  [1738-54].  (In 
Bouquet,  M.  llecueil  des  hist,  dea  Gaules,  v.  4. 
1869.) 

—  PARDESSUS,  J.  M.    La  distinction   qu'on   peut  faire 

dans  les  textes  de  la  loi  salique.  [1839.]  (In  Paris. 
Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.  Mem.,  v.  15,  2e  pt.  1845.) 

—  WAITZ,    G.      Das    alte    Recht    der    salischen 

Franken.     Keil,  1846.  8°. 

Salignac  de  la  Mothe  Fenelon.    See  Fenelon. 

Salil-Ibn-Razik.  Hist,  of  the  Imams  and  Seyyids 
of  'Oman;  tr.  and  ed.  with  notes  [and  con 
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Salimbene,  Fra.  TABARRINI,  M.  Delia  chronica  di  8. 
(In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  n.s.,  v.  16,  pt.  1.  1862.) 

Salimbeni,  Gherardo  Bartolini.  Del  magnifico 
Lorenzo  de'  Medici,  colla  storia  genealogica 
di  questa  illustre  casata.  Fircnze,  1786.  8°. 
(Delizie  degli  eruditi,  v.  23.) 

Salimbeni  di  Siena.  SALIMBENI,  G.  B.  Istoria  genealo 
gica  delle  famiglie  do'  Salimbeni  di  Siena  e  de'  B. 
Salimbeni.  (In  his  Lorenzo  de' Medici.  1786.) 

Salinas  y  Castro,  Juan  de.  Poesias.  (In  Castro,  A.  de. 
Poetas  lir.  de  los  siglos  16  y  17,  v.  2.  1857 ;  v.  42  of 
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Salis-Marschlins,  Carl  Ulysses  v.  Travels  through 
the  kingdom  of  Naples,  1789;  tr.  by  A. 
Aufrere.  London,  1795.  8°. 

Salis-Seewis,  Johann  Gaudenz  Gubert.  Gedichte. 
Zurich,  1848.  16°. 

Salisbury,  Bp.  of.  See  Barrington,  S.;—  Burgess,  T.;'— 
Burnet,  G. ;  —  Denison,  E. ;  —  Earle,  J. ;  —  Hoadly, 
B.;  — Sherlock,  S.  B. 

Salisbury,  Earl  of.     See  Cecil,  R. 

Salisbury,  Edward  Elbridge.  Burnouf  on  the  hist,  of  Buddh 
ism  in  India.  —  Memoir  on  the  hist,  of  Buddhism.  — 
Miscell.  notices  rel.  to  the  recent  prog,  of  Oriental 
researches.  —  On  the  identification  of  the  signs  of 
the  Persian  cuneiform  alphabet.  —  Prof.  Lassen's 
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documents,  rel.  to  the  doctrines  of  the  Isma'iles  and 
other  Bartinian  sects.  —  Ace.  of  valuable  Arabic 
mss.  at  Worcester.  (In  v.  2.  1851.)  —  Genuineness 
of  the  so-called  Nestorian  monument  of  Singan-fu. 
—  Translation  of  an  unpublished  Arabic  risaleh, 
by  Khalid  Ibn  Zeid  Kl-Ju'fy.  (In  v.  3.  1853.)  — 
[Notice  of]  Roth  and  Whitney's  ed.  of  the  Atharva 
Veda.  —  Phoenician  inscription  of  Sidon.  —  Remarks 
on  two  Assyrian  cylinders  received  from  Mosul. 
(In  v.  5.  1856.)  —  Contributions  from  orig.  sources 
to  our  knowledge  of  the  science  of  Muslim  tradition. 
(In  v.  7.  1862.) —  Materials  for  the  history  of  the 
Muhammadan  doctrine  of  predestination  and  free 
will. — The  book  of  Sulaiman'e  first  ripe  fruit;  with 
extracts.  (In  v.  8.  1866.) 


Salisbury,  J.  H.  Analysis  of  the  cucumber,  muskmelon, 
and  watermelon.  —  Influence  of  the  poison  of  the 
northern  rattlesnake  on  plants.  (In  Amer.  Assoc. 
Proc.,  v.  6.  1852.)  —  Proximate  composition  of  parts 
of  flowers  of  plants,  and  of  the  plants  themselves. 
(In  v.  3.  1850.) 

Salisbury,  Samuel.  Essay  on  the  timeof  making  the  statues 
of  Christ  and  Moses.  (In  Amer.  Antiq.  Soc.  Proc., 
1861.)  —Not.  of  S.  Jennison.  (In  Trans.,  v.  4.  I860.) 

Salisbury,  Eng,  Address  to  His  Majesty,  from  the 
common  council  of  New  Sarum,  Apr.  27.  London, 
1681.  f°.  (A  54) 

—  ARCHAEOLOGICAL  INSTITUTE  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN 

AND  IRELAND.  Mem.  illust.  of  the  hist,  and 
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—  HEARN,  J.     Guide  to  S.     Salisbury,  1839.  12°. 

See  also  Blackmore  Museum. 

Salisbury,  Earldom  of.  NICHOLS,  J.  G.  Earldom  of  Salis 
bury.  (In  Archseol.  Inst.  of  Gr.  Brit.  Mem.  ill. 
hist,  of  Wiltshire.  1851.) 

Salisbury  and  Winchester  journal  and  general  advertiser  of 
Wilts,  Hants,  Dorset,  and  Somerset,  June  30,  1806. 
Salisbury,  1806.  P.  (E  198) 

Salisbury  Cathedral.  FREIIE,  E.  B.  Des  livres 
de  liturgie  des  eglises  d'Angleterre,  Salis 
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—  PRICE,  F.      Obs.  on  the  Cathedral  Church  of 

Salisbury.     London,  1753.  8°. 
-  BRITTON,  J.     History  and  antiq.  of  S.  Cathe 
dral.     London,  1814.  4°. 

—  DODSWORTH,    \V.      Historical  account  of  the 

Episcopal  see  and  S.  Cathedral  Church. 
Salisbury,  1814.  4°. 

—  HARRIS,  J.     Epitaphs  in  Salisbury  Cathedral. 

Salisbury,  1825.  8°. 

—  WINSTON,  C.     Painted  glass  at  S.     (In  Archaeol.  Inst. 

of  Gr.  Brit.    Mem.  illust.  hist,  of  Wiltshire.  1851.) 
Salisbury,    Vt.      WEEKS,    J.    M.      History    of    S. 

Middlebury,  1860.  12°. 
Salivetti,    Pier.     Opere.     (In  Berni,  F.    Opere  burlesche, 

v.  3.  18-24.) 
Salle,  Alexandra.  Vie  politique  de  Charles-Maurice, 

prince  de  Talleyrand.     Paris,  1834.  8°. 
Sallee.     See  Sale. 
Sallengre,    Albert    Henri    de.      Novus    thesaurus 

antiquitatum    Romanorum.       Hagse    Com., 

1716-19.  3  v.  f°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Minutoli,  G.  De  urbis  Romas 
origine  et  fundatione.  —  De  urbis  Romae  incrementis  et 
casu. —  De  urbis  Romas  topographia.  —  De  Romanorum 
domibns.  —  De  Romanorum  templis.  —  De  Romanorum 
Bepulchris.  —  De  Romanorum  icditiciis  judicialibus.  — 
Fauno,  L.  De  antiquitatibus  nrbis  Romae.  —  Suarez,  J. 
M.  De  foraminibus  lapidum  in  priscis  aediliciis.  — 
Alciati,  A.  De  magistratibus  civililuisque  et  militaribus 
ofliciis.  —  Joubert,  L.  De  gymnasiis  et  gencribus  exer- 
citationum  apud  antiques;  —  Debalneis  antiquorum.  — 
Noris,  E.  De  duobus  nummis  Diocletian)  et  Licinii;  — 
De  votis  decc'iinalibus  iniperatornm  ac  Csosarum.  — 
Poggio  Bracciolini,  G.  F.  De  fortunse  varietate  urbis 
Romae  et  de  ruina  ejnsdem  descriptio.  —  Contelorio,  Y. 
De  praefecto  urbis.  — Holstein,  L.  Marmoris  Patavini  in- 
scripti  obscuri  interpretatlo,  tripliei  commentario,  T. 
Reinesii,  F.  Liceti,  et  L.  Holstenii,  confecta.  —  Rebatu,  F. 
de.  Delineatio  Dianae  Arolatensis.  —  Chiflftet,  J.J.Gemi- 
nise  matris  sacrorum  titnlus  sepulcralis  explicatus.  — 
Chifflet,  II.  T.  Diss.  de  Othonibus  aereis.  —  Chifflet,  C. 
De  nntiquo  numismate.  —  Grenius,  G.  De  rusticatione 
Romanorum  commentariolus;  —  De  villarum  antiquarum 
structura.  —  Manuzio,  A.  De  Reatina  urbe,  agroque, 
Sabinaque  gente;  —  De  aquis  in  urbeni  Romam  olim 
influcntibns  ;  —  De  ratione  interkalandi ;  —  De  accum- 
bendi  et  comedendi  ratione;  —  De  convivio  tempestivo 
seu  intempestivo;  —  Deauspiciis;  —  Detrabea; — De 
subselliis;  —  De  signo  et  statna;  —  De  parma,  clypeo, 
scuto,  pelta,  ancile;  —  De  primipilo;  —  De  drachmis;  — 
De  sestertiis.  —  Giovio,  P.  De  Romanis  piscibus.  — 
Doni,  G.  DC  restituenda  salubritate  agri  Romani.  — 
Guiran,  G.  Explicatio  duorum  vetustornm  numismatum 
Nemausensium  ex  aere.  —  Grasser,  J.  J.  Antiqnitates 
Nemausenses.  —  Eyben,  C.  W.  De  ordine  equestri 
veterum  Romanorum.  —  Knaep,  J.  De  mirandis  anti- 
quorum  operibus,  opibus,  etc.  —  Hanneken,  1'.  L.  De 
cura  domestica  Romanorum.  2.  Cirino,  A.  De  urbe 


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Roma  ejusque  rege  Komulo.  —  Saumaise,  C.  de.  De 
secretaries.  —  Ferrari,  O.  De  pantomimis  et  mimis.  — 
Calliachi,  X.  De  India  seenicis  miniorum  et  pantomi- 
mornni.  —  Astori,  G.  A.  De  cleo  Brotonte ;  —  Comment, 
in  antiquum  Alt-mains  poetic  Laconic  monumenturu.  — 
Crusius,  .1.  A.  De  nocte  et  nocturnis  officiis  apud  vete- 
rcs.  —  BertiuB,  1'.  De  aggeribus  et  pontibus  hactenus 
ad  mare  cxstructis.  —  Marsigli,  L.  F.,  cotitr  de.  Epistola 
de  ponte  mil)  imperio  Trajani  supra  Danubium  exstructo. 

—  Petau,  1'.      In   Krancorum  curia  consilarii  antiquariae 
supcllcctilis;    —   1'ortiuncula ;   —   Veterum  nummorum 
gnoriema.  —  Lebret,  O.     De  online  antique  jiidiciorum 
eiviliimi  apud  Uomanoa.  —  Maggi,  II.    De  tintlnnabulia ; 
cum  not.  K.  Sweertii;  — De  equnlco;  cum  not.  G.  Jung- 
ertnanni.  —  Rocca,  A.     De  campanis.  —  Bosso,  G.     De 
toga  Homana ;  —  De  nenatorum  lato  clavo ;  —  Isiacus  sive 
desistro;   —  Janotatlus  sive  de  »trena.      3.     Cuperus, 
G.      De  elephantla  in  nummis  obviis.  —  Goutiere,  J. 
De    ofliciis    domus    Augusta:    publicoe  et    private.   — 
Salomon,  H.  F.      De   jmlicii-   ct  pa?nis   llomanornm ; 
item  De  ofticiis  vita;  civilis  Komanornm.  —  Lanzonus,  J. 
De   coronis   et  ungucntis   in   antiqnorum   conviviis.   — 
Baruffaldi,  G.     De   arinis   convivalibus ;  —  De  practical 
ad  Illustratlonem  urna;  scpulcralis  Fl.  Ciuartillrc  I.  prse- 
fiese.  —  Lanzoni,  G.     De  luctu  mortnnli  veterum  adver 
saria.  —  Molin,  L.  De  clavibus  veterum.  — Interpretatio 
inscriptlonum  etepltapblorum  qua?  Antiquarian, qua;  urbs 
est  Bu-tira;  in  Hispania,   reperiuntur.   —  Torre,  F.  del. 
Expllcatio  inscriptionia  taurobolii  Lugdunensis.  —  Por- 
porino,    D.       Ad     kalendnrium     Komanum     Amiterni 
effossum  mlnnscula  commentarla.  —  Aulisio,  D.  d'.    De 
gvninaHii  constructione  et  mausolei  architecture ;  —  De 
Colo  Mayerano  epistola.  —  Menetreius,  C.  F.     De  eodem 
Colo  epistola.  —  Maffei,  H.     De  magistratibus  et  sacc<r- 
dotiis  Komanorum;  cum  not.  1'.  Serivcrii.  —  Gulielmus, 
J.     De  magistratibua  reipnblicae  Komame,  duin  in  liber 
ate   urbs   fuit.   —   Wauchope,  G.       De  magistratibus 
veteris  populi  Roman!.  —  Prevot,  E.    De  magistratibus 
popull  Komani.   —   Bebel,  H.     DC  sacerdotiis  et .  inngis- 
tratibus  Komanorum.    —   Faber,  P.      De  magistratibus 
Komanornm.   —   Puteanus,  E.     1'ecuniae  Komanie  ratio 
facilllmo  ail  nostram  calculo  revocata.   —   Conring,  H. 
De  stndiis  liberalibus  urbis  Korme  et  Constantinopoleos. 

—  Cellarius,  C.      De  studiis  Komanorum  litterariis  in 
urbe  et  provinciis. 

Set  al*o  Memoiresde  litterature. 

—  NICEKON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  1.  1729;  and,  Germ., 

v.  1.  1749.) 

Sallet,    Frietlrich  von.       Des    Dichter's    Werden. 
Breslau,  1847.  16°.    (Siimmt.  Schriften,  v.  4.) 

—  Laien-Evangelium.      oe  Aufl.     Breslau,   1848. 

16°.     (Sammt.  Schriften,  v.  1.) 
-  Frosaische     Schriften.        Breslau,     1848.    16°. 

(Sammt.  Schriften,  v.  5.) 
Content*.    Die  Atheisten  und  Gottlosen  unsrcr   Zeit. 

—  Linguistisclie  Traumereien.  —   O.    L.    B.   Wolff   als 
Vertreter  der  deutscben  Literatur  bei  den   Engliindern. 

—  Schiller  und   Goetbe-Literatur.  —  Denkwurdigkeiten 
und  vermlachte  Schriften  von   K.   A.  Varnbagen  von 
Ence.  —  Ein  engliscber  Wilhelm   Tell.  —  Ueber   Enste- 
hung  und  Cbarakter  der  moderncn   Lyrik.  —  Gediclite 
von  Anastasiua  Griln.  —  Ueber  die  poetischen  Kiclitun- 
gen  unsrcr  Zeit  von  M.  Meier.  —  Kiickert.  —  Kritik  und 
Erlauterung  des  Goethe'schen  Faust  von  C.H.  Weise.  — 
Silvio  i'ellico.  —  Obcron  von  Mons  und  die   Pipine  von 
Kivella.  —  Goethe   als  Dramatiker  von  Dr.  II.  Duntzer. 
-    Unpolitische    Leider    von     Hoffmann    von     Fallers- 
leben.  —  VV'eltgegendcn   berausgegeben  von  Chlodwig. 

—  Zur  Erlauterung  des  zweiten  Theilsdes  GoetheVchen 
Faust.  —  VierBriet'e  cities  Idealisten  aus  dem  21.  Jahrb. ; 
also  prophezeit  von  einem  krassen  Philister  des  19.  Jahrh. 

—  Hatinsehes  Marcben  von  Selbst.  —  Ein  sibyllinisches 
Blatt.  —  Vorrede  zu  einer  Schrift  liber  die  Constitution. 

—  Glossen  und  Kand  geicbnungen  zu  Texten  aus  unsrer 
Zeit  von  L.  Walesrode.  —  Ueber  Publicistik.  —  L.  Buhl 
als  Publicist. 

Sallier,  Claude,  I'ubbe.  Bur  un  recueil  me.  de  poesies  de  Chas. 

d'Orleans.     (In  Serieys,  A.  Bibl.  acad.,  v.  9.  1811.) 

Sallion,    Bernard.      De   la  petite-verole   et  de    la 

vaccine.     Nantes,  1822.  8°. 
Sallo,  Denis  de,  aieur  de  la  Coudraye.    XICERON,  J.  P.     (In 

hix  Mem.,  v.  9.  1729;  and,  Gfrin.,  \.  10.  1754.) 
Salluste  du  Bartas,  G.    See  Saluste  du  Bartas,  G. 
Sallustius,  philosupfnis.     The  gods  and  the  world  ; 
[tr.  by  T.  Taylor].     London,  1793.  8°. 

Cuii/enti.      Sallustius.     The  gods  and   the  world. 

Demophilus.  1'ythagorie  sentences.  —  Proclus.  Five 
hymns.  — Taylor,  T.  Five  hymns.  —  Julianus,  F.  C., 
Emp.  Oration  to  the  sovereign  sun;  —  Oration  to  the 
mother  of  the  gods. 


Sallustius  Crispus,  Caius.  Opera ;  interpr.  et 
notis  illust.  D.  Crispinus  in  usum  Delphini. 
Pavisiis,  1726.  4°. 

—  Same.     Londini,  1802.  8°. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1804.  8°. 

-    Same.     2a  ed.  Amer.     Phila.,  1814.  8°. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1821.  8°. 

-  Opera,  ed.  et  notis  illust.  M.    H.   Kunhardt. 

Lips.,    1812.  2  v.  8°. 

Content*.      Vol.  1.      De  vita  et  scriptis  C.  Sallustii 
Crispi.  —  Catilina.     2.    Jugurtha. 
—  C.C.  Sallustius  ad  cod.  Par.  rec.  cum  var.  lect. 
et  nov.  comm.,  item  Julius  Exsuperantius  ; 
cur.  J.  L.  Burnouf.     Parisiis,  1821.  8°.     (Le- 
maire.  Bibl.) 

-  Opera  qua?  supersunt ;  ed.  F.  Krit/ius.    Lipsia<, 

1828-53.  3  v.  8°. 

Contmtft.  Vol.  1.  Catilina.  2.  Jugurtba.  3. 
Historiarum  fragmenta. 

—  C.    C.    Sallustius     [Bellum    Catil.   et   Bellum 

Jugurth.]  et  L.  A.  Floras.  Birmiiighamise, 
Baakerville,  1774.  12°. 

-  The  Bellum  Cutilinarium  ;   Cicero's,  four  ora 

tions  against  Catiline  ;  bellum  Jugurthinum ; 
[  with  notes]  by  W.Trollope.  Lond.,  1830.  12°. 

—  De  Catilinie   conjuratione  belloque  Jugurthino 

historiac;  animadv.  illust.  C.  Anthon.  Ed. 
4a.  Boston,  London,  1833.  12°. 

—  De  conjuratione  Catilina?    et  de  bello    Jugur 

thino;  ex  libris  deperditis  orationes  et  epis- 
tohc;  erkhlrt  von  R.  Jacobs.  3e  Ausg.  Ber 
lin,  18o8.  8°. 

—  La  gnerra  di  Catilina.     (In  Alfleri,  V.     Opere,  v.  5. 

1808;  v.  9.  1821.) 

-  Eng.     Works ;  pref.  two  essays  on  the  life,  etc., 

of  the  historian,  with  notes  by  H.  Stewart. 
London,  1806.  2  v.  4°. 

Conlt-nts.  Vol.1.  Life  and  genius  of  S.  —  Literary 
character  and  writings  of  S.  —  Epistles  to  Caesar  on  the 
administration  of  the  government.  2.  The  conspiracy 
of  Catilina.  —  The  Jugurtliine  war. 

Sallust,  Florus,  et  Velleius  Paterculus  ;  tr.  by 

J.  S.  Watson.     London,    Bohn,  1852.  8°. 

—  Histoire  de  la  Kepublique  Rom. ;    en  partie  tr. 

du  latin  orig. ,  en  partie  retabliesur  les  fragm. 
[par  C.  de  Brosses],     Dijon,  1777.  3  v.  4°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.  B.C.  82-75.    2.     75-66.    3.    68-63. 

—  Historiarum    lib.    in    fragmentum    Vaticanum.       (In 

Mai,  A.     Class,  auct.,  v.  1.  1828.) 

—  Lettres   a  Cesar ;    tr.  nouv.,  par    V.  Develay. 

Paris,  1866.  32°. 

—  Orationes.    (In  Conciones  hist.  1805.) 

• —  LERMINIF.R,  E.      (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin  1834.) 

—  MELANCHTIION,   P.      Annotationes   in   8.   Cri»pi    De 

conjuratione  Catiliiiso  librtnn,  De  bello  Jugurthino 
librum.  (In  his  Opera,  v.  17.  1851.) 

—  ZENO,  A.     In  concionum  Periclis  et  Lepidi  ex 

historiis  Thucydidis    et    Sallustii   commen- 

tarius.     Venetiis,  1569.  4°. 
Salm-Salm,  Agues,  Princess.     See  the  next  entry. 
Salm-Salm,  Felix  Constantino   Alexandre  Johann 

Nepomucene,  prince.      My  diary  in  Mexico 

in   1867,  incl.  the  last  days  of  Maximilian; 

with  leaves  from  the  diary  of   the   prince,'  s 

Salm-Salm.     London,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 
Salmagundi ;  or,  The  whim-whams  and  opinions  of 

Launcelot  Langstaff,  Esq.,  and  others;    [by 

W.  and  W.Irving].     3d  ed.     N.  Y.,    1820. 

2  v.  12°. 

Salmasius,  Salmatius,  Claudius.     See  Saumai.se,  C.  de. 
Salmon, — .     Resumen    hist,   de  la   revolucion    de 

Espaiia,  1808.     Cadiz,  1812.  2  v.   16°. 
Salmon,  Charles.    Soc.    OF    ANCIENT  SCOTS.      (In  their 

Lives  of  Scottish  poets,  v.  2,  pt.  3.  1822.) 
Salmon,    James.     Workmen's   houses.     (In    Nat    Assoc 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1860.) 


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SALTIKO  F 


Salmon,  Joliann  (pseud.  Macrinus).    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In 

his  Mem.,  v.  31.  1735.) 
Salmon,  John.     Old  and   young;  a  comedy.     (In  Sargent, 

E.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  36.) 

Salmon,  Nathaniel.  Lives  of  the  Eng.  Bishops 
from  the  restoration  to  the  Revolution.  Lon 
don,  1731.  8°. 

Content*.  Wm.  Juxton.  —  G.  Sheldon.  —  \Vm.  Sand- 
croft.  —  G.  Griffith.  —  H.  Glemham.  —  I.  Barrow.  — 
Wm.  Lloyd.  —  K.  Morgan.  —  H.  Lloyd.  —  R.  Creighton. 

—  T.   Ken.  —  G.   Ironside.   —   Win.    Goulston.  —   W. 
Bridecake.  —  G.  Carleton.  —  J.  Lake.  —  Win.  Lucy.  — 
L.  Womock.  —  J.  Lloyd.  —  Appendix  to  life  of  R.  Mor 
gan.  —  T.  Watson.  —  B.  Laney.  —  P.  Gunning.  —  F. 
Turner.    —    J.    Trelawney.    —    W.    Nicholson.   —  J. 
I'ritchett.  —  R.  Frampton.  —  N.  Monk.  —  H.  Croft.  — 
H.  Lloyd.  —  F.  Bavies.  —  W.  Bew.  —  R.  Sanderson.  — 
W.  Fuller.  —  T.  Barlow.  —  J.  Hackett.  —  T.  Wood.  — 
H.  Henchman.  —  H.  Compton.  —  Kd.  Reynolds.  —  A. 
Sparrow.  —  W.  Lloyd.  —  W.  Paul.  — J.  Fell.  —  S.  Par 
ker.  —  T.  Hall.  —  J.  Henshaw.  —  T.  White.  —  T.  Spratt. 

—  J.  Earl.  —  A.   Hyde.  —  S.  Ward.  —  B.    Duppa.  — 
G.  Morley.  —  P.  Mew.  —  J.  Gauden.  —  R.  Skinner.  — 
W.  Blandford.  —  J.  Flcetwood.  —  Win.  Thomas.  —  A. 
Frewen.  —  R.  Stern.  —  J.  Dolben.  —  T.  Lamplugh.  —  E. 
Rainbow.  —  T.  Smith.  —  B.  Walton.  —  H.  Ferne.  —  G. 
Hall.  —  J.  Wilkins.  —  J.  Pearson.  —  T.  Cartwright.  — 
J.  Cosin.  —  N.  Crew. 

Salmon,  Pierre.  Memoircs ;  [siippl.  aux  chron.  de  Froissart]. 
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Salmon,  Thomas,  Rector  of  Mepsall.  New  hist, 
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Salmon,  Thomas,  the  son.  Geographical  and  astro 
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-  Modern  history  ;     or,  Present  state  of  all  na 

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Salmon,  Wm.  Medicina  practica ;  also,  Philos. 
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ing,  etc.     8th  ed.     London,  1701.  8°. 
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Days  of  fly-fishing.  [1828.]     2d  ed.     Lon 
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Sume.    (In  his  Works,  v.  9.  1840.) 

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of  Scotland.     Edin.,  London,  1860.  8". 

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London,  1861.  12". 

Salmonia.     See,  above,  Salmon  fishery  (DAVY). 

Salome;  a  dramatic  poem,     tire  Heywood,  J.  C. 

Salomo;  von  F.  G.  Klopstock.  (In  hits  Sammtl.  Werke, 
v.  9.  1821.) 

Salomon,  King  of  Hungary.  DE  B.  Salomone.  (In  Acta 
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Salomon,  Gotthold.  Twelve  sermons  deliv.  in  the 
New  Temple  at  Hamburg ;  tr.  by  A.  G. 
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Salomon,  Henri  Francois.  De  judieiis  et  poem's  Romano- 
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Salomon  Islands,     See  Solomon  Islands. 

Salomons,  David.  Account  of  the  recent  persecu 
tion  of  the  Jews  at  Damascus  ;  with  app. 
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—  Monetary  difficulties  of  Atner.  and  their  effects  on  Brit. 

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Salomonski,  J.  R.,  tr.  Life  of  E.  Plater.  N.  Y., 
1842.  12°. 

Salons  d'nutrefois,  Les.  See  Bassanville,  A.  L.,  romtesse  de. 

Salop   County,   Emj.     See  Shropshire. 

Salorzano,  Alonzo  del  Castillo.  Duchess  of  Mantua.  —  The 
mask.  (In  Roscoe,  T.  Spanish  iiov.,  v.  3.  1832.) 

Salpensa.  DIRKSKN,  H.  E.  Ein  BeitrJlg  zur  Aus- 
legungderepigraphischen  Urkunde  einer  Stadteord- 
nung  fur  die  latinische  Burger  Gemeinde  zu 
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—  MOMMSEX,  T.      Stadtrechte     dcr     Latinischen 

Gemeinden  S.  und   Malaca.     Lpz.,  1855.  8°. 
Salt,  Henry.    Essay  on  Young's  and  Champollion's 
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—  Voyage  to  Abyssinia,    1808-09,  with  vocabu 

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1834.  2  v.  8°. 
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Salt.     BROWNRIGG,  W.      Art  of  making    common 

salt.     London,  1748.  8°. 

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—  COCHRANE,  A.,  Earl  of  Dundonald.       Present 

state  of  the  manufacture  of  salt.  2d  ed. 
London,  1785.  8". 

—  BAHROS,  J.  J.  8.  de.     Considcragoes  sobre  os  grandes 

beneficios  do  sal ;  e  em  partic.  do  sal  de  Setubal.  (In 
Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ.,  v.  1.  1789.) 

—  Copy  of  a  paper  on   the   manufacture  and  quality  of 

Cheshire  salt.     Liverpool,  1804.  8°.    (B  1550) 

—  HERRMANN,  C.  T.     Description  statist,  des  lacs  sales 

de  la  Russie  avec  un  discours  prelim,  sur  le  com 
merce  de  sel  dans  cet  empire.  [1806.]  (In  St. 
Petersburg.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1809.)  — De 
scription  statist,  des  sels  de  roche  et  des  salines  de 
la  R.,  avec  des  obs.  sur  la  position  des  premiers 
magazines.  [1808.]  (In  v.  2.  1807-09.) 

—  BOTELHO  DE  LACEKDA  LOBO,  C.     Memoria  sobre  as 

marinhas  de  Portugal.  (In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci. 
Mem.  ccon.,  v.  4.  1812.) 

—  BERNARD,  Sir  T.     Postscript  to  a  letter  to  N.  Vansit- 

tart  on  the  repeal  of  the  salt  duties.     London,  1817. 

8°.  (B  1535) 

Same.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1817;  v.  10  of  B  838) 

2d   postscript  to   a  letter  on   the  repeal  of  the  salt 

duties.     London,  1817.  8°.    (B  1527) 
Same.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1817 ;  v.  10  of  B  838) 

—  PARKES,  S.     Letter  to  farmers  [on]  the  advantages  of 

salt.     Pliila.,  1819.  8°.    (W  9)      ' 

—  BUKGGRJEVK,  — .      Action  du  sel  sur  les  nerfs,  le  cer- 

veau,  et  les  organs  du  sens.     (In  his  Amelioration 

de  I'espece  humaine.  1860.) 
Salt  Lake.  See  Great  Salt  Lake. 
Salt  Lake  City.  BURTON,  R.  F.  City  of  the 

saints,  etc.     London,  1861.  8°. 
-    Same.     N.  Y.,  1862.  8°. 
Salt  Lake  City  directory  ;  pub.  by  G.  Owen,  n.p., 

1867.   8°. 
Salteador,  Le  ;  par  A.  Dumas.     Nouv.  ed.    Paris, 

1863.   18°. 
Salter,  Henry  Hyde.      On  asthma;  its  pathology 

and  treatment.     London,  1860.  8°. 
Salter,  John  Wm.     Account   of  the  Arctic   carboniferous 

fossils.    (In  Belcher,  Sir  E.   Last  of  the  Arctic  voy ., 

v.  2.  1855.) 

—  Graptopora,  a  new  genus  of  polyzoa.  —  Note  on  the 

fossils  in  the  crystalline  rocks  of  the  north  High 
lands  of  Scotland.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  11. 
1858.) 

Salter,  S.  James  A.  Surgical  disease  connected  with  the 
teeth.  (In  Holmes,  T.  Syst.  of  surg.,  v.  4.  1864.) 

Salter,  Thomas.  Mirror  of  modestie.  (In  Collier,  J.  1". 
Jllust.  of  Engl.  lit.,  v.  1.  1866.) 

Salter's  Hall.  COLLECTION  of  sermons  preached  at  8.  H., 
Jan.  16  to  Apr.  17.  London,  1735.  8°.  (B  33) 

—  PAMPHLETS  occasioned  hy  proc.  of  dissenting  minis 

ters  at  Salter's  Hall,  in  1719.  [London,  1719.]  8°. 
(B  110,  1865) 

Note.    For  a  list  see  Dissenters  (p.  790). 
Saltikof,    Nikolai.        Tchinovnicks ;     sketches    of 
provincial    life ;     tr.    with    notes,     from    the 
Russian,  by  F.  Aston.      London,   1861.   12°. 


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SALVATION 


Saltini,  Guiliclmo  Enrico.  Oiroliimo  Morone.  (In  Ar- 
chivio  stor.  ital.,  ser.  3,  v.  8,  pt.  1.  1S6S.) 

—  Delia  stampcria  orientate  medicea  e  di  Giovan  Battista 

Kuiiiiondl;  mem.  comp.  ml  due.  dell'  urehiv.  centr. 
<li  .-taii>.  (In  Giornale  degli  archivi  toscaiii,  v.  4. 
I860.) 

Saltmarsh,  John.  Divine  right  of  Presbytery  ;  with 
reasons  discussing  this  pretended  divine  right, 
etc.  London,  1646.  4°. 

—  An  end  of  one  controversie ;  being  ari  answer 

to  Muster  Ley's  last  booke  called  'Light  for 
smoke'.  London,  1646.  4°. 

—  Groans  for  liberty,  with  a  beam  of  light,  discov. 

a  way  to  peace;  also  quaeres  on  Mr.  Edward's 
'Gangrena',  etc.  London,  1646.  4°. 

—  A  new  qua-re,  Whether  it  be  fit  to  settle  any 

church  gov.  over  the  kingdome  hastily  or  not. 
London,  1645.  4°. 

—  Opening  of  Master  Prynne's  new  book  ;  called 

a  'Vindication',  etc.     London,  1645.  4°. 

—  Reasons  for  unitie,  peace,  and  love  ;  shadowes 

flying  away  ;  a  reply  to  Mr.  Gataker,  etc. 
London,  1646.  4°. 

—  The  smoke  in  the  Temple ;  a  designe  for  peace 

and  reconciliation,  etc.     London,  1646.  4°. 

Saltmarsh,  Soth.  Signs  of  the  times;  sermon,  recent  elec 
tion  in  Mans.  Boston,  1854.  8°.  (B  1301) 

Saltonstall,  G union.  Sermon  [election],  Hartford,  May 
13.  Bo.-ton.  1697.  8°.  (C  20} 

Saltonstall,  Lcverett.  Address,  organization  of  the  city 
gov.  in  Salem.  May  9.  Salem,  1836.  8°.  (B1739.1824) 

—  Historical    sketch    of   Haverliill;    with    biog.    notices. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col  ,  v.  14.  1816.) 

—  Same.     Boston,  1816.  8°.     (B  455,  530,  2541) 

—  Speech,  bill  for  the  civil  and   diplomatic  expenses  of 

the  gov.,  Apr.  21.  Wash.,  1840.  8°.     (B  1497,  1823) 

—  Speech,  the  North  Eastern  boundary.     [Wash.,  184-.] 

8".  (B1815) 

—  Speech,  the   tariff  bills,   June    17.      Wash.,   1842.   8°. 

(B  1513,  1871) 

—  BRAZKR.J.    Discourse,  life  nnd  character  of  S.    Salem, 

184.3.  8°.     (B  1224,  1734,  2544) 

—  MEUIULL,  B.    Notice  of  S.  (hi  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.   Col., 

v.  29.   1846.) 
Saltonstall,    Sir    Richard.     Letter   to   Gov.   Winthrop    of 

Conn.,  1636.     (Jn  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  18.  1819.) 
Saltpetre.     U.  8.     Continental  Congress.     Several 

methods  of  making  salt.petre,  recommended  to  the 

inhabitants    of   the    colonies;    with    app.     by    W. 

Whiting.     Watertown,  1775.  12°.    (C  84) 

—  PAUIS.  INST.     Ac.  d.  Sci.      Kec.   de   mem.    et 

d'observ.  sur  la  formation  et  sur  la  fabrica 
tion  du  salpetre,  par  les  commissaires  pour 
le  jugment  du  prix.  Paris,  1776.  8°. 

—  FRANCE.    lieyixxeurn  (Jenfraux  des  Poudres  tt  Salt- 

ptti-ei.     In-truction  sur  I'etahlissment  des  nitrieres 

et    sur  la  fabrication  du  salpetre.     1'aris,  1777.  4°. 

(A  10) 

Saltzburg.     See  Salzburg. 
Saltzthal,  Solinus.     De  potentissima  philosophorum  medi- 

cina  universal!.     (In   Zetzner,    L.     Theatr.    chem., 

v.  6.  1661.) 
Salucio,    A  gusli  n.     Discurso   acerca  los   estatutos  de   lim- 

pieza    de    sangre.      (In    Valladares,    A.      Seman. 

erud.,  v.  15.  1788.) 

Saluste  du  Bartas,  Guillaume  de.      Divine  weekes 

and  other  workes  ;  tr.  t.p.w.  [1633?]  f°. 
Content*.  Dedications,  epigrams,  etc.  —  Saluste  du 
Bartas,  U.  1st  wceke  :  1st  -  7th  day ;  —  2d  week ;  1st  -  4th 
day  :  Adam  ;  Noah ;  Abraham-;  David ;  —  Urania ;  —  The 
triumph  of  faith.  —  Du  Faur,  G.,  xieur  de  Pihrai-.  Te- 
trastica;  or,  The  quadrains  of  1'ibrac.  —  Saluste  du 
Bartas,  G.  Sonnets  upon  the  miraculous  peace  in 
France;  —  Dialogue  upon  the  troubles  past,  between 
Hcraclitus  and  Dnnocritus;  —  Ode  of  the  love  and  beau 
ties  of  Astraja; —  Epigrams  and  epitaphs  upon  warrand 
peace.  —  Odet  de  la  Noye,  L<l.  of  Teligni.  The  protit 
of  imprisonment :  a  paradox  against  libertie. —  Sylves 
ter,  J.  Index  of  the  hardest  words  [in]  this  book.  — 
Saluste  du  Bartas,  G.  History  of  Judith;  Eng.  by 
T.  Hudson;  —  Little  Bartas;  or,  Briefe  meditations. — 
Smith,  II.  Miurocosmo-graphia;  or,  Map  of  Man.  — 
Fracastoro,  G.  The  maiden's  blush ;  or,  Joseph.  — 
Saluste  du  Bartas,  G.  The  parliament  of  vertues  roy- 
all,  for  Domination,  creation,  etc.,  of  Prince  Parauetus ;  — 
330.  (29.  5.  80.) 


Divine  and  true  tragi-comedy ;  Job  triumphant;  —  Bc- 
thulia's  rescue.  —  Sylvester,  J.  Hymn  of  almes;  or, 
The  beggar's  bell.  -  Mathieu,  P.  M'emorials  of  mortali- 
tie. —St.  Lewis  the  King.  —  Mathieu,  P.  Henrie  the 
Great.  -  Saluste  du  Bartas,  G.  The  battail  of  Vury. 
—  Sylvester,  J.  Simile  non  est  idem  ;  all  is  not  gold 
that  glisters.  — Augustine,  St.  A  glimpse  of  heavenly 
joyes;  or,  New  HK-rusulem.  —  Goodwin,  G.  Anto-ma- 
chia;  or,  The  selfe-eonflict.  —  Sylvester,  J.  Tobacco 
battered,  and  the  pipes  shattered; —  Lacrymic  lacrymo- 
rum;  teares  for  the  death  of  Henri,  Prince  of  Wales;  — 
Elegiac  epistle,  decease  of  Sir  W.  Sidney.  —  Honours 
fare-well.  —  Sylvester,  J.  Funeral  elegie  upon  Dr.  Hill's 
wife ;  —  Briefe  catechisme  ;  —  Spectacles  ;  —  Mottoes ;  — 
The  wood-man's  bear;  —  A  holy  preparation  to  ajoyfull 
resurrection  ;  —  The  mysterie  of  mysteries  ;  —  Posthutni ; 
or,  Sylvester's  remains;  cont.  sonnets,  epistles,  etc. 

A'ote.     The   translations  are  by  Sylvester  when 
not  otherwise  stated. 

—  Poesie.     (Jn  Annales  poetiqucs,  v.  10.  1779.) 
Salustius  Crispus,  Caius.     tjrr  Sallustius  Crispus,  C. 
Saluzzo,    Cesare.     Varie   poesie.      (In    Turin.  Ac.   d.  Sci. 

Mem.,  v.  13.  1803.)  —  Notiziu  del  lavori  delle  classe. 
1805-08.  (/n  v.  17.  1809.)  —  Notizie  int.  alia  vita  di 
G.  B.  Vigo.  (In  v.  21.  1813.)  —  Atti  compendiati 
della  classe  di  letteratura  per  gli  anni  1809-14.  (In 
v.  22.  1816.) 

—  PROMIS,  C.    Necrologia  di  C.  Saluzzo.     (In  Archiv. 

stor.  ital.,  app.,  v.  «.  1853.) 

—  SCLOPIS,    F.    Di   S.   e  dei  suoi   tempi.     (In  Archiv. 

utor.  linl.,  n.».,  v.  7,  pt.  1.  1858.) 

Saluzzo,  Tommaso  III.,  niarchese  di.  SAIILI  D'ICLIANO, 
L.  Del  cavaliere  errante,  romanzo  di  Tommaso  HI. 
(In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem  ,  v.  27.  1823.) 

Saluzzo  Roero  di  Revello,  Diodata,  contexnu.  See  Roero 
di  Revello,  Diodata,  (nata  Saluzzo),  contmta. 

Saluzzo,  Famiglia  di.  CHIESA,  G.  della.  Cronaca.  (In  Sar 
dinia.  Mon.  hist.  pair,  scr.,  v.  3.  1848.) 

Saluzzo.      VEKNA/ZA    DI   FRENEY.    G.      Lapida  romaua. 
(In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.,  v.  21.  1813.) 
See  ul*o  previous  entry. 

Salva,  Vicente.  Catalogue  of  Spanish  and  Portu 
guese  books.  London,  1826-29.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Nueva    diccionnario    de    la  lengua  castellana. 

5a  ed.     Paris,  1857.  4°. 

Salvador,  Joseph.  Histoire  de  la  domination  ro- 
maine  en  Judee  et  de  la  ruine  de  Jerusalem. 
Paris,  1847.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Histoire  des  institutions  de  Moise,  et  du  peuple 

hebreu.     Paris,  1828.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Jesus-Christ  et  sa  doctrine.  Paris,  1838.  3  v.  8°. 

—  DtPlN,  A.  M.  J.  J.     Trial  of  Jesus,  a  refutation  of  S.'s 

'Trial  and  condemnation  of  Jesus'.  (In  Greenleaf, 
8.  Exam.  1847.) 

Sal vadori,  Andrea.  Sonetti.  (In  Trucchi,  F.  Poesie  Hal., 
v.  4.  1847.) 

Salvandy,  Narcisse  Achille,  cnmte  de.  Discours.  (In  Paris. 
Inst.  Ac.  t'r.  Kecueil  des  disc. ,1830-39.)  —  Keponse. 
(In  1840-49,  pte.  1.)  -  Discours.  (In  1840-49,  pte.  2.) 
—  Heponse.  —  Discours. —  Discours  pour  les  inaugu- 
rationes  des  statutes  de  St.  Pierre  et  de  Delavigne, 
nu  Havre.  —  Iteponseg.  (In  1850-59,  pte.  1.) 

—  LO.MEVIE,    L.   L.   de.     (In  his    Gallerie   des   contem. 

illust.,  v.  1.  1840.) 

—  NISAKD,  J.  M.  N.  D.     (In  his  Etudes.  1859;  and  Me 

langes  d'hist.  1868.) 

Salvation.  RIVET,  A.  Disputatio  de  Dei  dispen- 
satione  circa  salutem.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1631.  12°. 

—  BOUTON,  N.      Plain   directions  how    to   attain 

salvation;  abr.  from  R.  Baxter's  Christian 
directory.  [1673.]  Portsmouth,  1830.  12°. 

—  COCKMAN,  P.     Salvation  by  Christ  alone  asserted  and 

vindicated,  nnd  the  objections  fully  answered  ;  in  two 
sermons.  1731-32.  2d  ed.  Loud.,  1732.  8°.  (B  1264) 

—  PEABODV,   O.       The   foundations,   effects,   etc.,  of  a 

good  and  bad  hope  of  salvation;  sermon,  June  8. 
Boston,  1742.  8°.  (B  44,  73,  C  45) 

—  BEACH,  J.     Sermon  shewing  that  eternal  life  is  God'g 

free  gift.  Newport.  1745,  reprinted  1806.  8".    (B304) 

—  BLHCH,  T.     Free  grace  of  God  displayed  in  the 

salvation  of  men.     London,  1756.  8U. 

—  PARSONS,  J.    Two  disc.  cone,  the  importance  of  the 

belief  and  profession  of  the  gospel  to  eternal  salva 
tion.  Boston,  1759.  8°.  (B  147,  599) 

—  TUCKER, ..I.     Two  sermons,  on  the  gospel  condition  of 

salvation,  and  the  nature  and  necessity  of  the  Fath 
er's  drawing  such  as  come  uulo  Christ.  Boston, 
1769.  8°.  (B147) 


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SAMARKANDI 


—  CARY,  T.    Importance  of   salvation   considered;    the 

method  of  obtaining  it  explained.     Boston,  1773.  8°. 
(B  147,  154,  194) 

—  PEMBEHTON,  E.     Salvation  by  grace;  eight  sermons. 

Boston,  1774.  8°.     (B  48,  327,  855) 

—  WESLEY,  J.    Sermon  on  salvation  \>y  faith.     London, 

1783.  8°.    (W  44) 

—  EDWARDS,  J.     The  salvation  of  all  men  strictly 

examined  ;     endless    punishment    defended. 
[1789.]     New  Haven,  1790.  8°. 

—  SAVILLE,  D.     Salvation  to  he  obtained  only  through 

Christ;  sermon.     Edin.,  1803.  8".    (B  845) 

—  DAVIS,  W.C.    Gospel  plan  of  salvation.  [1806.] 

Phila.,  1809.  8°. 

—  BEACH,  J.     God's  sovereignty  and  universal   love:  a 

reply  to  J.   Dickinson's  remarks  [on]   'Eternal  life 
God's  free  gift'.     Prov.,  1807.  8°.     (B304) 

—  FARLEY,  8.     Solemn  protest  against  universal  S.  ;  ser 

mon,  Nov.  26.  1815.     Concord,  1816.  8".     (B  313) 

—  CLARKE,  A.    Doctrine  of  salvation  hy  faith  proved. 

London,  1816.  8°.    (B  1364) 

—  BARNES,  A.  Way  of  salvation  ;  sermon.  [1829.] 

3d  ed.     Newburyport,  1831.  8°. 
--  Same.     7th  ed.  ;  with  B.'s  defense  of  the  ser 
mon.     N.  Y.,  1836.  12°. 

—  WHITMAN,   B.      Christian   salvation.     Boston,  1830. 


8°.    (C211) 
__  Same.    3d  ed. 
_  JAMFS,  J.  A. 


,^.J/^.,  1831.  12°.    (C168.V.3.) 
The  anxious  inquirer  after  sal 
vation.     N.  Y.,  [184-].  18°. 
_  WALKER,    J.  B.      Philosophy  of  the   plan   of 
salvation  ;  introd.  by  0.  E.  Stowe.     Boston, 
1855.  12°. 

Sre  also  Infant  (salvation  ;  —  Redemption  (where 
•will  be  found  many  works  of  a  precisely  similar  nature). 
Salvator  Rosa.    See  Rosa,  S. 

Salvator  ;  suite  et  tin  des  'Mohicans  de  Paris'  ;  par 

A.Dumas.   Nouv.  ed.   Paris,  1863.  5  v.  18°. 

Salvatore  de  Orto,  St.    BERPI,  D.    (hi  Acta  sanct.,  v.  8. 

186o.) 
Salvemini  da  Castiglioni,  Giovanni  Francesco  Mauro  Mel- 

chiore.     See   Castillon,  J.  F.  M.  M. 

Salverte,  Anne  Joseph  Eusebe  Baconniere  de. 
Essai  hist,  et  philos.  sur  les  noms  d'hommes, 
de  peuples,  et  de  lieux.  Paris,  1824.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Premiers  jours  de   prairial.      Paris,  an  in    [1794].  8°. 

(B  807) 
Salvi  Virginia.     Canzoni.     (In    Poeti  ital.  contemn.  1843.) 

-    Sonetti.     (In  Trucchi,  F.     Poesie  ital.,  v.  4.  1847.) 
Salviani,  Gaspare.    Dichiarazione.     (In  Tassoni,  A.     La 

secchia  rapita.  1738.) 
Salviani,  Ilippolito.    JAHDINE,  Sir  W.    Memoir.     (In  his 

Nat.  lib.,  leh.,  v.  2.  1840.) 
Salviati,    Francesco.      Risposta   all'   Apologia  del  Tasso. 

(In  Tasso,  T.     Opere,  v.  19.  1827.) 

Salviati,  Jacopo,  d.  14-.  Cronica  o  memorie. 
Firenze,  1784.  8°.  (Delizie  degli  eruditi 
toscani,  v.  18.) 

Salviati,  Jaeopo,/.  alotit  1667.    Lnmento  dclla  Sandra.  — 

Sonetti.     (In  Trucchi,  F.     1'oesie  ital.,  v.  4.  1847.) 

Salviati,  Lionardo.     Opere.     Milano,  Soc.  Tip.  de 

Class.  Ital.,  1809-10.  5  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Lettera  di  A.  Canigiani  al  Rev. 
S.  R:izzi.  —  Dedioatoria  dell'  antore  al  Sig.  A.  Salviati. 
—  Dialogo  d'  amicizia.  —  Cinque  le/ioni  :  Delia  natura 
e  del  principio  della  speranza;  —  D'alcuni  eft'etti  delta 
speranza,  e  di  quelli  d'alcune  altre  passion!  ;  —  Della 
felicita;  —  Intorno  alle  parole  del  sonetto  del  Petrarca, 
Poi  che  voi,  etc.  ;  —  Int.  alle  parole  del  sonetto.  —  La 
spina,  commedia.  —  II  granchio,  commedia.  2-4. 
Digli  avvcrtimenti  della  lingua  sopra'l  Decameronc. 
5.  Orazioni. 

—  Delle  hefante.  —  Madrigali.  —  Sonetti.  (In  Trucchi,  F. 

Poesie  ital.,  v.  4.  1847.) 

—  Canto  degli  ermafroditi.      (In  Saggio   di  rime.  1825.) 

—  Lettera.     (In  Dati,  C.    Prose  nor.,  pt.  4,  v.  2.  1751.)  — 

Orazione.      (In  pt.  1,  v.  2;    pt.  1,  v.  3;    pt.  2,  v.  6. 

1751.) 
Salvin,  Anthony.  Catterick  church  ;  contract  for  its 

building,  1412;  with  remarks  and  notes  by 

J.  llaine.     London,  1834.  4". 
Siilvini,  Antonio  Maria,  il  abate.    Annotazioni.     (In  Casa, 

G.  dalla.     Opere,  v.  3.  181)60 


—  Cicalate.     (In  Dati,  C.    Prose  fior.,pt.  3.  v.  2.  1751.)  — 

Lettere.     (In  pt.  4,  v.  1,  2.  1751.)  —  Orazioni.     (In 
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—  Due  discorsi.     (In  Rac.   di  prose  ital.,  v.  1.  1808.)  — 

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—  Lettere.     (In  Rac.  di  prose  e  let.,  v.  2.  18^0.) 

—  Vita   di  B.  Aveiani.      (Jn    Crescimbeni,  G.  M.  Vite, 

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—  FABRONI.  A.     (In  7iix  Vita?  ital.,  v.  15.  1702.) 
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—  Vita   di  F.  Kedi.     (In  Crescimbeni,  G.  M.    Vite,  v.  1. 

1708  \-and  in  Redi,  F.     Opere,  v.  1.  1742 ;  Raccolta 
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—  Vita  di  L.  Magalotti.     (In  Crescimbeni,  G.  M.     Vite, 

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Salvo,  Carlo,  marchese  di.      Travels  from   Italy   to 

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—  Novel.     (In  Roscoe,  T.     Italian  novelists,  v.  3.  1823.) 
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—  ANNALES,  1-1327.  (In  v.  9.  1851.)  —  GKSTA 
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—  URLSPERGEH,  S.     Ausfiihrliche  Nachricht  von 

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le-18e  Continuation.     Halle,  1738-52.  3  v.  in 

18  pts.  4°. 

—  Map.    MERCATOR,G.     Saltzburg  archiepiscopatns,  et 

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H.  Devereux.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 
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Sama  Veda.     See  Veda. 
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—  Noticias  hiograh'eas.  —  Poesias.     (In  Cueto,  L.  A.  de. 

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—  RATOPORT,  8.  L.    Der  Berg  des  Ostens  hei  den  Sa- 

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—  GRilNUAUM,  M.     Einige  Bemerkungen  in  Bezug  auf 

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—  —  Nachtriigc   zu    den   'Bemerkungen  titter  die  Samnri- 

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—  GEICER,  A.      Die  gesetzlichen    Differenzen  zwischen 

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—  Modern.      SiLVESTRE   DE   SACY,  A.   I.  S.,  baron  de. 

Correspondence  des  Snmaritains  de  Naplouse,  1808, 
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Samarkandi,  Abd  ar-Razzak,  tailed.  JOI'RNEY  into  Ilin- 
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[17—1.   (".    (E64) 

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la  diminution]  en  France  [<!<•]  la  turabondance  des 

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15(53.    16°. 

—  Emblemata;     Xummi      veteres;     Epigramata. 

t.p.w.  [1584.]  8°. 

-   Ungarias  loca.     n.p.,  1579.     (E  78,  no.  230) 
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S.uninicheli.  Michel.    See.  Sanmicheli. 
Sammtrock,  Dor;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.    (fit  his  Theater, 

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Samor,  Edol,  or  Eldol,  or  Eldulph  de,  Earl  of  Gloucester. 
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Samoa,  Island  of.  LACROIX,  P.  L.  Histoire  et  descrip 
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—  LA.CKOIX,  P.  L.     Ilistoire  et  description  de  S.     (In  his 

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Samouelle,  George.  Entomologist's  useful  com 
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—  General    directions    for    col.   and    preserving 

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Sample,  Samuel  C.     Speech,  annexation  of  Texas,  Jan.  10. 

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1856.  8°.     (B  1582) 
Sampson,   Wm.      Case   of  G.  W.  Niven,   charged 

with  malpractice.     N.  Y.,  1822.  8°.    (B  1099) 

—  The  catholic  question  in  America ;  case  of  the 

people  vs.  1).  Phillips  and  wife;  whether  a 
Itom.Crtth.  clergyman  be  compellable  to  dis 
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—  Another  copy.    (B  262) 

—  Is  a  whale  a  fish  ?    Case  of  J.  Maurice  against  S.  W. 

Judd.     N.  Y.,  1819.  8°.    (B  447) 

—  Memoirs.    N.  Y.,  1807.  8°. 

—  Speech,    trial    of   J.    Cheetham,   for    libelling    Mme. 

Bonneville  in  his  'Life  of  T.  Paine';  with  a  sketch 
of  ihe  trial.  N.  Y.,  1810.  8°.  (B  436) 

—  Trial  of  M.  Livingston  against  J.  Cheetham  for  a  libel. 

N.  Y.,  1807.  8°.    (B  432) 

—  Trial  of  the  cordwainers  of  the  city  of  N.  Y. 

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—  Another  copy.    (B  413) 

Sampson,  /abdiel.  Oration,  Plymouth,  July  4.  Boston, 
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Sampson  family.  VINTON,  J.  A.  (In  his  Giles  memo 
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Sampson  &  Tappan.  BOSTON  BOARD  OF  TRADE.  Report 
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Sampson,  Davenport,  &  Co.  Boston  directory, 
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—  Charlestown    directory,     1866,     1868,    70,    72. 

Charlestown,  [I86o]"-7l.  5  v.  8°. 

—  Lowell  directory.     Lowell,  18G6.  8". 
-  Salem  directory.     Salem,  1866.  8°. 

Sampson  against  the  Philistines;  or,  The  reformation  of 
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—  Same.    2ded.     Phila.,  1805.  8°.  (8354,356,1699,1750) 
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Copenhagen.  K.  Com.  f.  Olds.  Opb.     Antiq.  Ann., 

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Samson,   uMias  Oordubenrit,    Apologeticus.  — VIDA.     (fn 

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LINUS  de  Brakclonda.  Chronica  de  rebus  gestis 

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Boston,  1852.  12°. 

—  The   providence  of   God,  etc.',    disc.,  Nov.   25,   1852. 

Boston,  1853. -8°.    (B  1726) 
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Samson  Agonistes.     See  Milton,  J. 
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Samuel,  James.      Description  of  express  carriage  engine. 

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Samuel,  Book  of.     See  Bible  (p.  278). 
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Samuel  Ilenzi ;  ein  Trauerspiel;  von  G.  E.  Leasing.  (In 
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Samuels,  Edward  A.  Ornithology  and  oology  of 
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Samuelson,  James.  The  German  working  man, 
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San.     See  alto  Sao. 

San  Antonio  de  Bexar.     See  Texas. 

San  Antonio  Mission  Indians.     ,W  Deguinos. 

San  Boaventura,  Fortunato  de.  Memoria  do  comeco,  pro- 
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San  Bonifacio,  Ricciardo,  conte  di.  VITA.  (In  Muratori, 
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San  Catalina.  RALACION  del  successo  que  tuvo  F. 
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SAN  FRANCISCO 


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—  -  Despatch  from  Lord  J.  Russell  to  Lord  Lyons,  Nov. 

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Sanquintino,  G. 
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Keou,  by  Prot.  missionaries,  by  Tae  Ping- 
Wang;  [tr.].  -with  notes,  by  S.  C.  Malan. 
London,  1856.  8°. 


—  SANTSZE  king;    or  Trimetrical  classic:   a  trans,  with 

notes.      (In  Chinese  repository,  v.  4.  1836.) 

Sanazzaro,  Jaoopo.     iV <•  Sannazaro,  J. 

Sanborn,  Edwin  David.  Duties  of  examining  committees. 
(In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr.  Lectures.  1845  ) —  Edu 
cation  the  condition  of  national  greatness.  (In 
1849.)  —  Aids  to  the  study  of  the  classics.  (In  1859.) 

—  Eulogy  on  D.  Webster,  Andover,  Dec.  29,  1852.     Han 

over.  1853.  8°.    (B  1728) 

Sanborn,  Franklin  Benjamin.  Emancipation  in 
the  West  Indies.  Concord,  Mass.,  1862.  8°.  (B1472) 

-  Special  report  of  prisons  and  prison  discipline. 

Boston,  1865.  8°. 
—   Supervision  of  public  charities.     (In  Amer.  Soc.  Sci. 

Assoc.     Trans.,  1869.) 

Sanborn,  Peter.  Extent  and  perpetuity  of  the  Abrahamic 
covenant;  sermon  before  Mass.  Misg.  Soc.,  May  30. 
Boston,  1815.  8°.  (B  326) 

Sanborn,  Rev.  R.  S.     Eulogy  on   the   intellectuality  of  D. 
Webster,   Northfield.Vl.      W.   Randolph,    1852.   8°. 
(B  1727) 
Sancha,  St.,  Queen  of  Portugal.    BAYAM,  J.  P.      (In  his 

Portugal  glorioso.  1727.) 

Sancha,  Justo  de.  Romancero  y  cancionero  sa- 
grados.  Madrid,  1855.  8°.  (Aribau.  BibL, 
v.  35.) 

Content*.  Hurtado,  L.  de.  Las  cortes  de  la  muerte. 
Sonetos  (L.  de  Ribera,  ttt-.).  —  Romances  (A.  de  Ledes- 
ma,  etc.).  —  Ledesma,  A.  de.  Jiugos  de  noches  buenas 
a  lo  divino.  —  Endechas  y  canciones  cortas.  —  Villanci- 
cos.  —  Coloquios  pastoriles.  —  Oraciones  con  glosa.  — 
Glosas,  odas  canciones,  y  otras  poesias  de  arte  mayor. 

—  Redondillasy  quintillas.  —  Jeroglificos.  —  Montesino, 
A.  A.     Cancionero  de  diversas  obras  de  nuevo  trobadas. 

—  Vegas,  D.  de.  Poesias. 

Sanchez,    Antonio    Nunez   Ribiero.     VICQ    n'    AZYR,    F. 

Eloge  de  S.     (In  liiv  OSuvres,  v.  3.  1805.) 
Sanchez  de  las  Broxas  (  Lat.  Sanctius),  Francisco. 

De  autoribus  interpretandis.  Antw.,  1581.  8°. 

—  Grammatica  Grseca.     Antw.,  1581.  8°. 

—  Oracion  de  gracias,  por  la  proteccion  con  que  preservo 

el  Sefior  la  vida  al  corde  de  Florida?) lanca.  (In 
Floridablanca,  J.  M.,  conde  de.  Obras.  1867  ;  v.  59  of 
Aribau.  Bibl.) 

—  Minerva,  seu  de  causis  lingua?  Latinsc  cui  in- 

serta  sunt  qua)  addidit  G.  Scioppius  et  subj. 
nota?  J.  Perizonii  ;  Ed.  6a.  ace.  diatribes  L. 
Kusteri  de  verbo  cerno  auctior.  Amst.,  1754. 
8°. 

—  Same.     Ed.  7a.     Lugd.,  1789.  8°. 

—  Paradoxa.     Antverp.,  1782.  8°. 

-  Sphaera  mundi.     Salmant.,  1579.  8". 
Sanchez,  Miguel.     Cancion   a  Cristo  crueificado.      (In  Se- 

dano,  J.  J.  L.  de.     Parnnxo  esp.,  v.  5.  1771.) 

—  La  guarda  cuidadosa.     (In  Mesonero  Romanes,  R.  de. 

Dram,  contem.  a  Lope  de  Vega,  v.  1.  1857;  v.  43  of 

Aribau.  Bibl.) 
Sanchez,  Thomas.     Disputationum  de  sancto  mat- 

rimonii  sacramento  volumeii  in.     Antverpiae, 

1607.   f°. 
Sanchez,  Thomas  Antonio.      Coleccion    de  poesias 

castellanas  anteriores  al  siglo  xv.      Madrid, 

1779-90.  4v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Noticias  para  la  vida  del  primer 
Marques  de  Santillana.  —  Mendoza,  I.  J.  de,  niarij.  de 
SantiUimu.  Carta  que  escribio  al  Condestable  de  Portu 
gal  sobre  el  origen  de  nuestra  poesia.  —  Poema  del  Cid. 
2.  Berceo,  G.  de.  Poesias.  3.  Segura  de  Astorga, 
J.  L.  Poema  di  Alexandro  Magtio.  4.  Ruiz,  J.  Po 
esias. 

—  Poetas  castellanos  anteriores  al  siglo  15;  colec- 

cion  hecha  por  S.  contin.  por  P.  J.  Pidal,  y 
aum.  por  F.  Janer.  Madrid,  1864.  8°.  (Ari 
bau.  Bibl.,  v.  57.) 

Contents.  Poema  del  Cid.  —  Berceo,  G.  de.  Poesias. 
—  Segura  de  Astorga,  G.  L.  El  libro  de  Alexandre.  — 
Ruiz,  J.,arr4prf»te  </e  Hitn.  Libro  de  cantarcs.  —  Libro 
de  Apolonio.  —  Vida  de  Santa  Maria  Egipciaca.  —  Libro 
de  los  Reyes  de  Orieiitc.  —  Vida  de  San  Ildefonso.  — 
Santob.  Proverbios  morales  del  rabbi  don  fern  Tob.  — 
Tratado  de  la  Doctrina.  —  La  danza  de  la  muerte.  —  Rev- 
elacion  de  un  ermitafio. —  Leyendas  del  conde  don  Fer 
nando  de  Castilla,  conocidas  con  el  nombre  de  Poema  del 
conde  Fernan  Gonzalez.  —  Poema  de  Jose.  —  Lopez  de 


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Ayala,  1.    Rimadodepataclo.  —  Yannes,  R.    Poema  de 
Alfonso  Oncena,  rey  de  Castilla  y  de  Leon. 
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32". 

Sancho,  King  of  Spain,  pxeud.      Castlgos  e  documcntos. 
(Jn  Gayangos,  1'.  de.      Eseritores  en  prosa  anteri- 
orcs  ul  siglo  15.  1860;  v.  51  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 
Sancho,  Garcia;  composition  tragica,  por  J.  Zorrilla.     (In 

hiK  Obras,  v.  2.  1852.) 

Sanchoniathon,  Fragment  of.  (In  Drummond,  Sir  W. 
Origines,  v.  3.  1826.) 

—  KENAN,   K.      L'origine  et  le  caractere  veritable    de 

I'hist.  pheniclennc  qui  porte  le  nom  dc  8anchonia- 
thon.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inscr.  Mem.,  v.  23,  2e 
pte.  186S.) 

Sancia,  St.  MACEDO,  F.  de  S.  A.  (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  24. 
1867.) 

Sancroft,  Wm.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Modern  poli 
ties.  (In  Sancroft,  W.  Somers,  J.  Col.  of  tracts, 
v.  7.  1812.) 

—  and  other*.     Answer  to  a  pnper  importing  a  petition 

to  His  Majesty,    n.p.,  1687.  8".    (B  1709) 

—  D'OYLEY,  G.     Life  of  S.,  with    an  app.  cont. 

Fur  pnedestinatus,  Modern  policies,  and 
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—  STRICKLAND,  A.    (Jn  her  Lives  of  the  seven  bishops. 

1866.) 

Sancta.     .sv,   Santa. 
Sanctification.     I'EAK.J.    Sermon  on  sanctiflcation.    New- 

buryport,  1808.  8°.    (B327) 
Sanctification  of  tlie  Sabbath;  tracts  for  the  times.    No. 

1-6.  [Glasgow,  184-.]  8°.  (B  1374) 
Namrly.  No.  1.  Wardlaw,  K.  Divine  authority  of 
the  Sabbath.  2.  Jordan,  J.  Traces  of  the  primitive 
Hahhath  in  many  institutions  of  the  ancient  world.  3. 
Thomson,  A.  The  Sabbath  not  a  mere  Judnicnl  ap 
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Sabbath  to  the  temporal  well-being  of  men,  etc.  5. 
Hamilton,  J.  The  adaptation  of  the  Sabbath  to  man's 
intellectual  and  moral  nature.  6.  M'Owan,  1*.  Prev 
alent  forms  of  Sabbath  desecration. 
Sanctis,  Maturino  de.  Manuule  di  chirurgia  mili- 

tare.     Napoli,  1862.  8°. 
Sanctius,  Franciscns.     S?e  Sanchez,  F. 
Sancto    Audemaro,     Pet  rim  de   (Pierre    fie   St.     Omerf). 
Liber  de  coloribus  faciendis.     (In  Merrifleld,  M.  P. 
Orig.  treatises,  v.  1.  1849.) 

Sancto  Josepho,  Angelus  a.     See  Ange  de  St.  Joseph. 
Sancto  Victore,  H.  de.     See  Hugo  de  St.  Victore. 
S.inctorius.     »W  Santorio. 

Sanctuary.  KEMPE,  A.  J.  Different  kinds  of  sanctuary 
recognized  by  the  common  law.  (In  his  History  of 
the  ch.  of  St.  Martin  Le  Grand.  1825.) 

—  PANOFKA,  T.    Zuflnrht»froUhvUen  zum  erstenmal  ans 

LiclH  gestellt.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb.  . 
1853.) 

See  alxo  Mary,  Mother  of  Jesus;  —  alxo  Beverly  ;  — 
Durham  ;  —  aho  Asylums. 

Sancy,  Nicolas  llarley  de.  AUBIGNE,  T.  A.  d'.  Confes 
sion  cathollque  de  Sancy.  (In  L'Estoile,  P.  de. 
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Sand,  Cliristoph  von  der,  the  younger.  Bibliotheca 
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Content*.  Sand,  C.  von  der.  Bibliotheca  Anti-trinita 
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timae  voluntatis;  cont.  vitie  ipsius  nee  non  variorum  ac- 
tuum  ecclesiasticorum  succinctam  historiam.  —  Detypog- 
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covicii  martyrio.  —  Wissowatius,  A.  Narratio  compen- 
diosa  quomodo  in  Polonia  a  Trinitariis  reformatis  sepa- 
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Belga.  — Anonymi  epistola  exhibens  vitae  ac  mortis  A. 
Wissowatii  nee  non  ecclesiarum  Unitariarum  ejus  tern- 
pore  brevem  historiam.  —  Vindiciae  pro  Unitariorum  in 
Polonia  religioni.s  lihertate  ab  equite  1'olono  conscriptae. 

—  Kesponsio  ad  eaquae  C.  Sandius  in  Arianorurn  vratiam 

opposuit.  (In  Gardiner,  S.  Catholicse  circa  trini. 
tatem  tide!  delineatio.  1677.) 

Sand,  George.     See  Dudevant,  Mine.  A.  L.  A.  D. 

Sand,  Karl  Ludwig.  PKOCES  du  S.  (In  Causes  politiques 
celebres,  v.  3.  1827.) 

Sand,  Maurice.     See  Dudevant,  M. 

Sand  hills  of  Jutland ;  by  II.  C.  Anderson.  Bos 
ton,  1860.  16°. 

Sandabad.  Proces  of  the  seuyn  sages.  (In  Weber, 
H.  Metrical  romances,  v."3.  isio.) 


—  Same.     [With  introd.  by  T.  Wright.]     Lon 

don,  1845.   16°.     (Percy  Soc.,  v.  16.) 

—  Some,  t-ulled  The  seven  wls'e  masters.     (In  Ellis,  G. 

Specimens  of  early  Eng.  met.  romances,  v.  3.  1811.) 

—  WRIGHT,  T.     Introd.  to  the  seven  sages.     (In  Weber, 

H.  Metrical  romances,  v.  3.  1810",  —  and  in  War- 
ton,  T.  Hist,  of  Eng  poetry,  v.  1.  1871.) 

Sandby,  Wm.  History  of  the  Hoy.  Acad.  of  Arts, 
with  biog.  notices  of  the  members.  London, 
1862.  2  v.  8°. 

Sande,  Johan  van  den.  Belgicarum  hist,  epitome 
1566-1648.  Ultrajecti,  1652.  12°. 

Sandeau,  Leonard  Sylvain  Jules.  Catherine.  Nouv. 
ed.  Paris,  1859.  18°. 

—  Le  colonel  Evrard.     (In   Revue  d.  D.  Mondes.   dec. 

186.).) 

—  La  croix  de  Berny.  1857.     See  Girardin,  D.  G.  de. 

—  DiHcours.    (In  Paris.  Inst.  Acad.  Fr.    Kec.  des  disc., 

1850-59.  2e  pte.) 

—  Le  docteur  Herbeau.      Brux.,  Lpz.,  1842.    16°. 

Note.    From  the  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.,  nov.  1841. 

—  Fernand,  suivi  de  Richard.    Brux.,  1844.  16°. 

Note.    From  Hevue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1843. 

—  Un  heritage.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  nov.  1847.) 

—  Madeleine.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin-aofit  1846.) 

—  Mademoiselle  de  la  Seigliere.     lOe  ed.     Paris, 

1869.  12°. 
Note.    From  Revue   d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.  -  dec.  1844. 

—  La  maison  de  Penarvin.      (In    Revue   d.   D.   Mondes, 

sept.  -  dec.  1857.) 
-  Marianna.     6e  ed.     Paris,  1859.  12°. 

—  Richard.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.  1842;  —  and, 

in  hi*  Fernand.  1844;  and  Vaillance.  1846.) 

—  Sacs  et  parchemins.      Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1856. 

18°. 

Nbtf.    From  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.,  oct., 
dec.  1849,  Jan.  1850. 

—  Vaillance  et  Richard.     Paris,  X.  Y.,  1846.  16°. 

Note.    From  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.  1842,  fev.  1843. 

—  PLANCIIE,  G.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  av.  1839;  dec. 

1846;  Jan.  1859.)—  PONTMAKTIN,  A.  de.     (In  av. 

1854.) 
Sandei,  Fell  no  Maria.      De  regibus  Sicil.  et  Apulia;.      (In 

Grsevius.    Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.,  v.  5.  1723.) 
Sandei,  Samuel.     Euloginm  on  E.  iSwcdenborg;  tr.  [with] 

anecdotes  of  S.' and  several  of  [his]  letters.     Lon- 

don,  1784.  8°.    (B  250) 
Sandelin,  A.    Repertoire  general  d'econ.  pol.  anc.  et 

mod.     La  Haye,  1846-48.  6  v.  8°. 
Sandetnan,    Robert.       Epistolary    correspondence 

between  S.  Pike  and  S.,  1758,  59.     n.t.p.  12°.     (C  43) 

—  Essay  on   the  Song  of  Solomon.     (In  Glas,  J.    Mar 

row  of  ancient  divinity.  1803.    D  66) 

—  Letters  on  [J.  Hervey's]  'Theron  and  Aspasio'. 

4th  ed.     London,  1768.  2  v.  8°. 

—  LANODON,  S.    Impartial   examination   of  'Letters  on 

[ttervey's]  Theron  and  Aspasio'.  Portsmouth. 
1765.  8°.  (B79S) 

—  MACKIE,  C.    Spurious  faith   detected  in  'Letters  on 

Theron  and  Aspasio';  and  in  'Simple  truth  vindi 
cated'.  (In  hi*  The  true-comer.  1761.) 

Sandemanianism.  PLAJN  account  of  the  Chr.  practices  ob 
served  by  St.  Martin's-le-Grand,  London,  and  other 
churches  called  Sandemanian.  Boston,  1766.  8° 
(C12) 

—  HUNTINGTON,  J.     Letters  to  clergymen  who  have  re 

nounced  communion  with  the  churches  of  Christ  in 
general.  Hartford,  1780.  8°.  (B  80) 

—  IMPARTIALIS,  p»nid.    Letters  of  gratitude  to  J.  Hunt. 

insrton  for  his  'Letters  of  friendship',  etc.  Hartford. 
1781.  8°.  (B  80) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hi*  Mem.,  v.  41.  1740.) 
Sanders.    See  alxo  Saunders. 

Sanders,  Antoine.  De  Brugensibuseruditionisfama 
clans  libri  n.  Antv.,  1624.  4°. 

—  Chorographia  sacra   Brabantiae.      Hag.  Com. 

1726-27.  3  v.  f°. 

—  Eloeia  qtiaedam  vitae  ac  doctrinse  S.  Augustini.     (In 

Moring,  G.    Vita  S.  Augustini.  1644.) 

—  Flandria  illustrata.     Hag.  Com.,  1735.  3  v.  f°. 

-  De  Gandavensibus   eruditis    fama    claris   libri 

in.     Antv.,  1624.  4°. 

-  De  scriptoribus  Flandriae.    Antv.,  1624.   4°. 


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—  NICERON,  J.  P.   (In  his  Mem.,  v.  15.  1731 :  and,  Germ., 

v.  11.  1754.) 

Sanders,  Daniel.     Fremdworterbuch.     Lpz.,  1871. 

2  v.  8°. 
Sanders,   Daniel  Clarke.     Address  to  the  students    in  the 

Univ.  of    Vt.,  May  6,  death  of  \V.  H.  Coil.     Bur. 

llngton,  1807.  8°.    (B  435) 

—  Address,    Sherburne,    Feb.   28.       Dedham,    1815.    8° 

(B  357) 

—  Charge  to  the  graduates  in  the  Univ.  of  Vt.,  Burling. 

ton,  Sept.  9.     Burlington,  1807.  8°.     (B  138,  435) 

—  Discourse,  commemoration  of  Washington.     Burling 

ton,  1800.  4°.    (A  30) 

—  Discourse,   death   of  W.  Coit.      Burlington,  1802.   8° 

(B  204) 

—  Discourse,  decease  of  Mrs.  M.  Russell.      Burlington. 

1805.  8°.     (B330) 

—  Discourse,  funeral  of  II.  Lyman.     Montreal,  1809.   8° 

(B244) 

—  Discourse,    funeral   of   Mrs.  E.  Jewctt.      Burlington, 

1809.  8°.     (B  245,  330) 

—  Discourse  on  slander:  Dec. 27, 1801.    Burlington,  1802. 

8°.    (B  200) 

—  Sermon,   before   the    Anc.   and    Honour.  Artill.  Co., 

Boston,  June  2.     Boston,  1817.  8°.     (B  332) 

—  Sermon,    general   election.      Vergennes,  Vt.,  1798.    8° 

(B  177,  294,  330) 

—  Sermon,  Jan.  9,  before  the  convention  of  Norfolk  Co. 

Dedham,  1816.  8°.     (B  326) 

—  Sermon,  March    14,   before  the  Wrentham  Anx.  Soc. 

for  the  Suppression  of  Intemperance.  Dedham, 
1815.  8°.  (B  330) 

—  Sermon,  Medtield,  Jan.  5.     Dedham,  1817.  8°.     (B  326) 
Sanders,  Daniel  H.      Das   Volksleben    der   Neu- 

griechen,  aus  Liedern,  Sprichwortern,  Kunst- 
gedichten.  Mannheim,  1844.  8°. 

Sanders,  E.  Three  royal  cedars;  a  narrative  of  proc.  of 
King  Charles,  Duke  of  York,  Duke  of  Glocester. 
(/»  Somers.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  7.  1812.) 

Sanders,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Elkins).  Remarks  on  the 
'Tour  round  Hawaii',  by  the  missionaries 
Ellis  [and  others].  Salem,  1848.  8°. 

—  Reviews  of    a    part   of    Prescott's  'History    of 

Ferdinand  and  Isabella',  and  Campbell's 
•Lectures  on  poetry'.  Boston,  1841.  12°. 

Sanders,  George  N.  Appendix  to  the  'Life  and 
times  of  D.  K.  McRae' ;  with  his  letter  of 
resignation  as  Col.  of  5th  N.  C.  troops,  etc. 
Raleigh,  1864.  8°. 

Sanders,  James.  Treatise  on  pulmonary  consump 
tion.  Edin.,  1808.  8°. 

Sanders,  Nicholas.  De  origine  ac  progressu  schis- 
matis  Anglicani,  liber  cont.  historian!  ab 
anno  21  Henrici  via.  ad  27  Eli/abethtc ; 
ed.  et  auct.  per  E.  Rishtonum.  Col.  Agripp., 
1585.  12". 

-  Italian.     Delle  scisma  d'Inghilterra.    (In  Davanzati, 

B.     Opere,  v.  2.  1853.) 

—  FLLKE,  W.     Discovery  of  the  dangerous  rock  of  the 

1'opish  Ch.  commended  by  danders.  (In  his  Sta- 
pleton'a  fortress  overthrown.  1848.) 

—  NICERON,  J.   P.      (In    his    Mem.,  v.  15.   1732;   and, 

d'erm.,  v.  11.  1754.) 
Sanders.     See  alxo  Saunders. 
Sanderson,  James    M.      Langham   hotel    guide  to 

London.     London,  1867.  16°. 

-  My  record  in  rebeldom.     N.  Y.,  1865.  8°. 
Sanderson,  John.    The  American  in  Paris.    Phila., 

1839.  9  v.   12°. 

—  Sketches  of  Paris.     Phila.,  1838.  12°. 

—  and  others.      Biography  of  the  signers  to  the 

Declaration  of  Independence.    Phila.,  1820- 

27.  9  v.  8°. 

CimtfntK.  Vol.  1.  Introduction.  —  J.  Hancock.  2. 
B.  Franklin.  —  G.  Wythe.  —  F.  Hopkinson.  —  H.  T. 
1'aine.  3.  E.  Rutledge.  —  L.  Hall.  —  O.  Wolcott.  —  K. 
Stockton.  —  B.  Guinnett.  —  J.  Bartlett.  —  P.  Livingston. 

—  K.   Sherman.      4.     T.   Hey  ward.  —  G.    Head   —  W. 
Williams. —  8.  Huntlngton.  —  W.  Floyd.  —  G.  Walton. 

—  G.   Clymer.  —  B.    Rush.       5.      T.    Lynch,   Jr.  —  M. 
Thornton.  —  W.  Whipple.  —  J.  Witherspoon.  —  11.  Mor 
ris.      6.     A.    Middleton.  — A.   Clark.  —  K.    Lewis.  —  J. 
Penn.  —  J.    Wilson.  -  C.   Braxton.  —  J.    Morton.  — S. 
Hopkins.  —  T.  M'Kean.    7.     T.  Jefferson.  -  W.  Hooper. 


—  J.  Smith.  -  C.  Carroll.  -  T.  Nelson.  —  J.  TIewes.  8. 
E.  Gerry. —C.  Rodney.  —  B.  Harrison.  —  W  Para  - 
G.  Ross.- J.. A  dams.  9.  K.  H.  Lee.  -  G.  Taylor. - 
J.  Hart.  -  L.  Morris.  -  T.  Stone.  —  F.  L.  Lee  —  S 
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Sanderson,  John  Bunion.  Disinfection  of  sewers.  (In  Nat. 
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—  Reports.      (In    New  Sydenham    830.      Year     book, 

1860-62.) 

Sanderson,  Robert,  Bp.of  Ltncoln,b.  1587,  d.  1662. 
Casus  conscience  novem.  Londini,  1688.  8°. 

—  De  juramenti    promissorii  obligatione.      Lou- 

dini,  1676.  8°. 
-    Same.     Londini,  1696.  8°. 

—  Letters  on  the  rel.  merits  of  Presbyterians  and  Inde. 

pendents,  and  on  the  measures  of  obedience  to  be 

Enid     to    an    usurped   authority.      (In    D'Oyly,    G 
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—  De  obligatione  conscience.     Londini,  1676.  8°. 

—  Same.     Londini,  1696.  8". 

—  Same.       With  Eng.  notes  and  abridg.  tr.  by 

W.  Whewell.     Camb.,  1851.  8°. 

—  Sermons.     London,  1632.  4°. 

—  Sermons  ;  with  a  life  of  the  author  by  I.  Walton. 

London,  1681.   f°. 

—  WALTON,  I.    (In  hi  it  Lives.  1796.) 

Sanderson,  Robert,  b.  166'),  d.  1741.     Foedera.  1816-25.     See 

Rymer,  T.,  anil  Sanderson,  11. 
Sanderson,  Wm.     Aulicus   coquinariae.     See  Au- 

licus  coquinarise. 

—  Compleat  hist,  of  the  life  and  raigne  of  Charles 

i.     London,  1658.   f°. 
Sanderus,  Nicholas.     Sre  Sanders,  N. 
Sandeus,  Felinus.     See  Sandei,  F.  M. 
Saudford,  Daniel  Keyte.     Letter  in  answer   to  the  appeal 

made  to    [him],   as    umpire   between    the    Univ.   of 

Oxford  and  the  Edin.  rev.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1822: 

v.  21  of  B  838) 

—  The  study  of  mod.  hist.     (In  Oxford  prize  essays,  v.  3. 

1830.) 

Sandford,  Rtv.  II.  R.  Evening  classes.  —  Elementary  educ. 
(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1864.)  — 
Ill  what  way  can  the  endowed  schools  bill  be  worked 
so  as  to  bring  the  educational  endowments  within 
reach  of  all?  —Is  it  expedient  to  make  primary  edu 
cation  compulsory,  and  on  what  conditions?  (In 
1868.) 

Sandford,  Mrs.  John.  Woman  in  her  social  and 
domestic  characters.  5th  ed.  Loud.,  1837. 
12°. 

—  Same.    (In  Winslow,  II.    Woman  as  she  should  be. 

18138.) 

Sandford  and  Merton  ;  by  T.  Day.   Lond.,  1826.  1 8°. 

-  French.    (In  Berquin,  A.     (Euvres,  v.  22-25.  1822.) 
Sandham,  Elizabeth.    Annie  Vincent.    N.Y.,  1854. 
8". 

—  The  twin  sisters.     Boston,  1813.  18°. 
Sandham,    H.    Coast    defenses  of  Holland.     (In   Or.  Brit. 

Corjt*  of  Itoyal  Engineer*.    Papers,  v.  2.  1844.) 

Sandisfleld,  Ma**.  WIIITK,  L.  History  of  S.  (In  Field, 
D.  D.  History  of  Berkshire,  pt.  2.  1829.) 

Sandius,  Christophorus  Christian.     See  Sand,  C.  C. 

Sandivogius,  Michael.     See  Sendivogius,  M. 

Sandmark,  Karl  Gustavus.  Flora  Jamaicensis.  (In  Lin  • 
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Sandomirz,  Synod  of.  JABLONSKI,  D.  E.  Historia 
consensus  Sendomiriensis,  inter  evangelicos 
regni  Poloniae  et  M.  D.  Lithuania;  in  synodo 
general!  evangelicorum,  1570.  Berol.,  1731. 
4". 

Sandon,  Vixcount.    See  Ryder,  D.  F.  S.,  Vive.  Sandon. 

Sandoval,  Prudencio  de,  d.  1621.  Civil  wars  of 
of  Spain  in  the  reign  of  Charles  v. ;  [tr.  by 
J.  Wadsworth] .  London,  1652.  f°. 

—  Same.     History  of  Charles  v. ;  [tr.  by]  J.  Ste 

vens.     London,  1703.  3  v.   12°. 

Sandoval  Moscoso,  Baltasar,  Cardinal.  Carta  eohre  la 
contribucion  de  millones  del  estado  eclesiastica, 
(1656].  (In  Valladares,  A.  Seman.,  v.  12.  1788.)  — 
Carta  al  Presidente  de  Castilla.  (In  v.  17.  1789.) 


SANDRART 


2633 


SANGREAL 


Sandrart,  Jacob.    Bohemia.    Norimb.,  1666.    (E  78,  no.  127) 

—  DmiublUB.     Norimb.,  1664.     (E  78,  no.  241) 

—  Neue  Land  Tafel  von  UuDgnrn.    n.p.,  [16— ].     (E  78, 

no.  232; 

Sandras,  Claude  Marie  Stanislas,  and  Bourguig- 
non,  Jl.  Traitc  pratique  des  maladies  ner- 
veuscs.  2e  ed.  Vol.  1,2,  le  pte.  Paris,  I860. 
2  v.  8°. 

Sandraz  de  Courtilz  et  de  Verg6  or  Courtilz  de 
Sandras,  Gaticn.  Memoires  de  M.d'Ai  tag- 
nan,  regne  de  Louis  le  grand.  Cologne, 
1700-02.  3  v.  12". 

-  Memoires  de    M.   le    c [orate]    de   llfochefort], 

2eed.     Cologne,  16<J(>.   12". 

-  NICEKO.N,  J.  I'.    (Jn  his  Mem.,  v.2.  1727;  and.  Germ., 

v.  3.  1750.) 
Sands,  A.  B.  niuf  D.     Facts  in  rel.  to  cures  by  the  use  of 

bjaiids'a  sursaparilla.    N.  Y.,  [184-].  8".    (B1561) 
Sands,  Benjamin  F.,  and  others.     llcports  on  obs. 
of  the  total  eclipse  of  the  sun,  Aug.  7,  1809. 
Wash.,  1870.  8". 

Sands,  Kdwin,  Ar<hbp.     .See  Sandys,  K. 
Sands,  K.   Illustration!  of  natural  history.    See  Le  Keux,  J. 
Sands,  Hubert,  v*.  Hildreth,  1'.  G.,  in  error.    Ca.-e  on  the 

purt  of  the  appellant,    n.t.p.  [18— .J  8°.    (B  340) 
Sands,    llobert   Charles.      Writings  in   prose    and 

verse.     N.  Y.,  1834.  2  v.  8" 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Hist,  notice  of  Cortes.  —  Domestic 
literature.  —  Isaac,  a  type  of  the  Redeemer.  —  The 
Calo-UraCCO  of  Monti.  —  The  garden  of  Venus.  —  Yam- 
oyden;  a  tale  of  the  wars  of  King  Philip.  2.  Associa 
tion.  —  The  German's  story.  —  The  man  who  burned 
Rogers.  —  A  simple  tale.  —  Boyuca.  _  Thoughts  on 
hand-writing.—  Mr.  De  Vlellecour  and  liis  neighbors. 

—  Scenes   at    Washington,   no.    1,    '2.  —  Ghosts   on    the 
stage.  —  The  stranger  in  Wei-hawk.  —  lloboken.  —  J. 
Smith.  —  J.  Brown.  —  1'olice  literature.  —  Letter  from 
Orange  Co.  —  Dream  of  Papantzin.  —  Monody,  to  the 
memory    of  J.    W.    Eastburu.  —  Sleep.   —    1'uriing.  — 
Monody  on  S.  1'atch.  —  Danl.   Hook.  —  The  sun  looks 
on    naught,    ftt:   —   Good-night.  —  IValm    cxxxvi.  — 
Lines  in  an  album.  —  The  lover  to  the  tree.  —  1'rologue 
to  Waldiinar;  —  The  stars.  —  The  hutterlly.  —  Elegy  on 
11.    Slender.  —  Horace,    book    n.,    carm.      3.     Horace, 
epode  ii.  —  Wet  haw  ken.  —  1'ref.  to  an  album.  —  Invo 
cation.  —  To  a  lady  on  the  death  of  her  daughter.  —The 
ocean  of  nonsense.  —  The  deluge.  —  .Noah",  a  poem.  — 
The  dead  of  1832. 

-  Yamoyden.  1820.     See  Eastburn,  J.  W. 
Sandusky  (O.)  clarion;  May  1.   Sandusky,  1822.  f°.  (E  181) 
Sandwich,  harl  of.     See  Montagu,  E.;  —  Montagu,  J. 
Sandwich,  Muss.     HAWLEY,   G.     Anecdotes   resp. 

S.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.3.  1794.)  —  DAVIS, 
W.     Description  of  ft}.     (In  v.  8.  1802.) 

-  WALLING,  11.  F.     Map.     1857. 

Sandwich  Collegiate  Institute.  [Circular.]  Boston,  1845. 
s".  (B  nauj 

Sandwich.  Eccles.  Council,  1817.  Result  of  an  eccles.  coun 
cil,  at  Sandwich,  May  20.  Boston,  1817.  8".  (B  263) 

Sandwich  Island  mirror ;  suppl.,  Jan.  15,  1840. 
Honolulu,  n.d.  8". 

Sandwich  Islands.     See  Hawaiian  Islands. 

Sandwith,  Humphrey.  The  llekim  liashi ;  or,  ad 
ventures  of  G.Antonelli.  Loud.,  1864.  2v.  8". 

—  Narrative  of  the  siege  of  Kars.    New  ed.,  abr. 

London,  1856.  8". 

Sandy  foundation  shaken,  The.     See  Penn,  W. 
Sandy  Hook,  A'.J.  BACHE,  A.  D.   Observation  to  determine 

the   cause   of    the    increase   of   Sandy   Hook.      (In 

Amer.  Assoc.     1'roc.,  v.  10.  1857.) 

—  CHART.     London,  1784.    (E  68) 

Sandy  River  Settlement.    ALLEN,  W.    (In  Maine  Hist 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  4.  1856.) 

Sandys,  Edwin,  Archbp.,  b.  1519,  d.  1588.      Ser 
mons  and    miscel.  pieces  ;    ed.  by  J.  Ayne. 
Cainb.,  1841.  8".      (Parker  Soc.) 
Content*,     Biog.  not.  of  S.  —  Epistle  to  the  reader.  — 
Order   and   matter  of  the   sermons.  —  Sermons.  —  Ad 
vice  cone,  rites  and  ceremonies  in   the  synod,  1562.  — 
Orders  for  the  bishops  and  clergy.  —  Advertisement  to 
the  trans,  of  Luther's  commentary  on  Galatians.  —  Epis- 
tola  pastoralis  episcopo  Cestrensi.  —  Same,  trantl.nl,  d. 

—  1'rayers  to  be  used  at   Hawkshcad  school.  —  Pream 
ble  to  the  Archbishop's  will.  —  Notes. 


—  PROPOSAL  of  union  amongst  Protestants,  from  the  last 

will   of  Dr.   Sands,  etc.    n.t.n.     I  London,   107-.1  f°. 

(A  54) 

Sandys,  George,  Relation  of  a  journey  begun  in 
1610.  London,  1615.  f". 

—  Specimen.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  3.  1819.) 

—  What  relates  to  Africa  in  his  History  <,f  the  Turkish 

empire.     (/>/  Harris,  J.     Col.,  v.  1.  1705.)  —  Descrip. 
of  the  Holy  Land.     (In  v.  2.) 

—  "Wn.LMOTT,    R.    A.      (In  /tix    Lives  of   Eng.   sacred 

poets,  v.  1.   1839.) 
Sandys,    Samuel.     Speech;  dismissal   of  Sir  R.  Wnlpole. 

(Jn  Chapman,  X.     Select  speeches,  v.  1.  1808.) 
Sandys,   Win.,  ed.      Festive    songs    of     16th    and 

17th  cent.     London,  1848.  8°.     (Percy  Soc., 

v.  23.) 
• —    and  Forster,  S.  A.       History   of    the   violin. 

London,  1864.  8". 
Sane,  Alexandre  Marie.     Notice  sur  F.  Manoel   de  Nasci- 

mento,  etc..     (Jn  Manoel  de  Nascimento,  F.     1'oesio 

lyrique  poi-tugaise.   1808.) 
Sanfelice  (/.at.  Sanfelicius\  Antonio.     De  situ  ac  origine 

Campaniae.     (Jn  Grsevius.      Thes.  antiq.  Itnl.,  v.  9, 

pt.  1.  1699  ) 

Sanford,  David.  Two  dissertations:  The  nature  and  con 
stitution  of  the  law  given  to  Adam  in  Paradise;  The 

scene  of  Christ  in   the  garden  of  Gethsemane,  etc. 

Boston,  1810.  8".     (B  142,  431) 

—  Fxn<  nil  nerruon  on, mo.   £<«  Emtnons,  X.   (B 871,  917, 

1875) 

Sanford,  E.,  J/.  D.  Homoeopathy  and  homoeopathic  prac 
titioners  in  Europe.  Boston,  1857.  8°.  (B  1561) 

Sanford,  Enoch.  History  of  llaynham,  Mass.,  from 
its  settlement.  Prov.,  1870.  8°. 

—  Sketch  of  the  pilgrims  who  founded  the  Church 

of  Christ  in  New  England.    Host.,  1831.  12°. 
Sanford,  John  Langton.     Studies  and  illustrations 

of  the  Great  Rebellion.    London,  1858.  8°. 
Content »,    From  Tudor  to  Stuart.  —  Puritanism ;  re 
ligious  and  social.  —  Antecedents  and  first  years  of  King 
Charles.  —  Early  life  of  O.  Cromwell.  —  Constitutional 
returns  to  the  Long  Parliament  —  Stratford  and  Pym. 

—  Parliamentary    royalism.  —  Earl   of  Essex.  —  Long- 
Marston  Moor.  —  Cavalier  and  Roundhead  letters,  A.  L>. 
1645.—  Appendix. 

—  and  Townsend,  M.     Great  governing  families 

of  England.     Edin.,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 
Content*.     Vol.   1.     Percies.  —  Greys  of  Howick.  — 
Lowthers.  —  Vanes  or  Fanes.  —  Stanleys  of  Knowi-ley. 

—  Grosvenors.  —  Fitzwillinms.  —  Cavendishes.  —  Ben- 
thicks.  —  Clintons.  —  Stanhopes.  —  Talbots.    —  Leve- 
son-Gowers.  —  Pagets.  —  Manners.  —  Montagus.  —  Os- 
bornes.   —   Fitzroys.  —  Spencers.      2.     Grenvilles.   — 
Hussells.  —  Cecils.  —  Villiers.  —  Barings.  —  Petty.  — 
Fitzmaurices.  —  Herberts.  —  Somersets.  —  Berkeley!. 

—  Seymours.  —  Lennoxes.  —  Howards. 

Sanford,  Laura  G.  History  of  Erie  Co.,  Pennsyl 
vania.  Phila.,  1862.  12°. 

Sanford,  8.N.  Some  points  in  the  history  of  Gordius.  (In 
Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  7.  1856.) 

Sangallensis,  Mon<u-h>i*.  De  gestis  Carol!  Magni.  (In 
Bouquet,  M.  Rec.  des  hist.,  v.  5.  1869.) 

Sanger,  Calvin.     See  Atkins,  J.,  v*.  Sanger,  C.     (B  1807) 

Sanger,  Ralph.  The  Christian  ministry;  two  sermons, 
Dover,  Sept.  27,  1812.  Prov.,  1813.  8°.  (B  277,  913) 

—  Christ's  reproof   of  a    bigoted   spirit.      (Jn    Liberal 

preacher,  v.  3.  1830.) 

—  Sermon,  death  of  Capt.  L.  Smith.     Dedham,  1819.  8°. 

(B  283,  1127) 
Sanger,  W.  W.     History   of  prostitution.     N.  Y'., 

1858.  8°. 
Sanger,  Zedekiah,  fi.D.     The  Christian  minister;  sermon, 

Sept.  16,  1812,  ordin.  of  R.  Sanger  in  Dover.    Prov., 

1813.  8".     (B  277,  913) 

—  Sermon,  March  12,  17K4,  ordin.  of  II.  Hooper,  in  Boyl- 

ston.     Worcester,  1795.  8°.     (B  165) 

—  Sermon,  Nov.  21,  1792.  ordin.  of  K.  Lazell,  in  Attle- 

borongh.     Prov.,  1793.  8".     (B  204) 
Sanger   family.    MOUSE,   A.      (In  his   Geneal.  reg.,  v.  1. 

1855.) 
Sangermano,  Father.     Description  of  the  Burmese 

Empire  ;  tr.  by  W.  Tandy.     Rome,   Orient. 

Trans.  Fund.,  1833.   4°. 
Sangiorgio,  Benvenuto.     Chronicon.     (In  Sardinia.     Mon. 

hist,  pat.,  Scr.,  v.  3.  1848.) 
Sangreal.     See  Grail. 


SANGRO 


2634 


SANSKRIT  LANGUAGE 


Sangro,  llnimondo,  principe  di  Sansevero.  Diss.  sur 
une  lampe  antique,  trouvee  a  Munich,  1753  ; 
suite  a  la  le  partie  de  ses  lettres  a  1'abbe 
Nollet  sur  une  decouverte  dans  le  chimie. 
Naples,  1756.  4°. 

Sanhita.     *<•<•  Veda. 

Sanitary  Commission.  See  Northwestern  San.  Com ;  — 
United  States  San.  Com;  —  Western  San.  Com. 

Sanitary  Institutions.  EVANS,  T.  W.  Les  insti 
tutions  sanitaires  pendant  le  conflit  austro- 
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Eng.    Sanitary  institutions  during  the  Austro- 

Prussian-Italiaii  conflict.  3d  ed.    Paris,  1868. 

QO 

Sankara  Acharya.  Commentary  on  the  first  chapter  of  the 
Brehad  Aranyaka  Upanishad;  tr.  by  E.  Hoer.  (Jn 
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from  llie  commentary  on  the  Clihaudogya  Upanis- 
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Sankey,  Win.  S.  Conjectures  on  the  origin  of  the  practice 
of  writing  from  right  to  left;  from  a  consideration 
of  the  names  and  lurms  of  the  Hebrew  characters. 
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Sankhya.  ISAKTiiiiLUMY  SAINT  HILAIKE,  J.  Le 
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—  ISWAKA  KRISHNA.     The  Sunkhyan  Karika;  or, 

Memorial  verses  on  the  Sankhya  philosophy  ; 
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Sanleolini,  Francesco.     Orazione.     (In   Dati.   Prose   fior., 

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Sanmicheli,  Michele.  GIULIAUI,  B.,  conte.  Cap- 
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Sannazaro,  Jacopo    (calling  himself  Sannazarius, 
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mata.  —  Clementi  vil.  Actius  Synccrus.  —  De  pariu  vir- 
ginis.  —  Do  morte  Christi.  —  Eglogae  1-5.  —  bailees.  — 
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—  Arcadia  ;    corretta  ed  ornata  di  annot.  da  G. 

Serarini ;  agg.,  la  vita  dell'  autore,  etc.   Lon- 
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—  Arcadia.     Londra,  1781.  12°. 

—  r.amlo  del  Fernando  di  Arazone  principe  di  Capesa. 

(Jn  Trucchi,  F.     1'oesie  ital  ,  v.  3.  1847.) 

—  Canzone  e  soiietli.     (Jn  Gironi,   H.     liac.  di  lir.  ital. 

1808.) 

—  Nativity  of  Christ;  tr.  by  M.  A.  Wallace.     St.  John, 

N.  b.,  1847.  16".     (D  -M) 

—  El  pario  de  la  Virgen;  ir.  por  G.  II.  de  Velasco.    (In 

Sedana,  J.  J.     1'arnaso  ei-p.,  v.  5.  1771.) 

—  Poematu  selecta.     (Jn  Poemala  selecta  llal.  1808.) 

—  COLANGELO,  F.      Vita  di    S.     2d  ed.     Napoli, 

1819.   8". 

—  GRESSWELL,  W.  P.      Memoir  of   Sannazro.    (In  his 

Mem.  isua.) 

—  NICEKON,  J.  1*.     (In  AisMem.,  v.  8.  1729;  and,  Gtrm., 

v.  8.  1753.) 

—  VuLPiu.s,    J.     A.,   the    younger.      (Jn  his    Carolina. 

1725.) 
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pt.  2.  1840.) 
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with  strong  obs.  on  paper  currency.     London,  1802. 

8°.     (B  1542) 
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Sansevero,  It.,  prince  de.     See  Sangro. 
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of  one  of  the   inscriptions  on   the  pillar  at   Delhi, 

called  the  Lat  of  Firiiz  Sbah.  —  Ancient  monuments 

cont.    Saubcrit    inscriptions.   —  Inscriptions    upon 


rocks  in  South  Bihar.  —  On  three  grants  of  land,  in 
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(Jn  hit  Miscel.  essays,  v.  2.  1837.) 

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translated  by  F.  E.  Hall.  —  Two  Sanskrit  inscrip 
tions,  engraved  on  stone;  tr.  by  Fitz-Edward  Hall. 
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Sanskrit  language.       Accent. 

—  BOEUTLINGK,  O.  von.      Ir  Versuch  Uber  den  Accent 

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Sansovino,  Francesco  Tatti.  Gl'  annali  turcheschi, 
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—  Novels.     (In  Roscoe,  T.     Ital.  novelists,  v.  3.  1823.) 

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—  NIOERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  22.  1733;  and,  Germ., 

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Sant'  Angelo,  Bartolonico  di.    Sonnet.    (In  Rossetti,  D.  G. 

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Sant'  Elena  al  Calvario.     See  Metastasio,  P. 
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regolamento  di  una  pubblica  biblioteca,  con 

la  pianta.     Firen/e,  1816.  4°. 
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Santa  Cruz  de  Marzenado,  Alvar  de  Navia  Osorio, 

vcde.  de   Puerto,  marq.  de.      Reflexions  mili- 

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Santa-Rosa,  Sanctorre,  cnntr  di.  On  the  Piedmontese  rev 
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Santacilia,  Pedro.     El  arpa  del  proscripto.    N.  Y., 

1856.   12°. 
Santander,  Charles  Antoine  de  la  Sernn.    See  La  Serna 

Santander,  C.  A.  de. 
Santangelo,    Orazio   de   Attelis.     Address,    New   Orleans, 

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—  Charges  against  J.  V.  de  Leon  and  P.  F.  del  Castillo, 

addr.  to  the  Pres.  of  the  U.  8.  Wash.,  1841.  8°. 
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—  Circular  to  members  of  Congress.      N.   Y.,   1844.   8°. 

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—  Clay  or  Polk.     N.  Y.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1500) 

—  The  honor  of  the  U.  8.  under  the  administration   of 

Tyler,  Webster,  &  Co.     N.  Y.,  1842.  8".     (B  1499) 

—  Protest   against  the  convention   of  Apr.   11,   1839,  be 

tween  the  U.  8.  and  Mexico  against  both  govern 
ments;  and  other  docs.  lei.  to  the  claims  of  8.  on 
Mexico.  Wash.,  1842.  8°.  (B  1600) 

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Santeuil,  Jean  de.     VIE,  La,  et  les  bons  mots  de  S., 

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—  Vingsio  2o  per  le  due  provincie  senesi.     Pisa, 

1798.  8°. 

—  Viaggio  3o  per  le  flue  provincie  senesi.     Pisa, 

1806.   8°. 

Xote.    These  all  have  the  half-title :   'Viaggio 
per  la  Toscana'. 


SANTI 


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Santi,  Giovanni.  Head  of  an  angel,  supposed  to 
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—  PASSAVANT,  J.  D.      Ilafael   von    Urbino   und 

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Fr,      Raphael  d'Urbin  et  son  pere  Giovanni 

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J.  Lunteschutz  ;  aniiot.par  P.Lacroix.  Paris, 
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Santi,  Raffaello  or  Raphael.     See  Raffaello. 

Santi  Tosini,  Giudo.     See  Angelico  //ti  f'iesole,  Fra  G. 

Santiago,  Joam  de.     See  Joam  de  Santiago. 

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Santiago  de  Compostela,  Spain.  ANNALES  Compostellani. 
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Santiago  de  Compostela,  Kpain.  Iglesia.  ARUN 
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• —  CAMINO,  J.  A.  del.  Sobre  la  falsedad  del  privik-gio 
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—  FLOKKZ,  H.     El  estado  antigtio  de  la  iglesia  compos- 

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Santiago  de  Cuba.     DESCOLRTILZ,  M.  E.    (In  his  Voy 
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Santiago  de  Tessillo.    See  Tessillo,  8.  de. 
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Santinelli,  Stanislas.        Dissertationes,    orationes, 

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—  Orationes  de   88.  Trinitate  hab.  in  SaceJlo  pontih'cio. 

—  Oratio  in  funere  J.  B.   Nicolosii,  —  Cleti  Caspii,  — 
Fortunati  Balleonii,  —  Angeli  Zoni,  —  Petri  Barbadlci, 

—  Michaelis  Angeli  Gaspareni,  —  J.  B.  Caesaris,  —  B. 
Finardi.  —  Ad  N.  Y.  L.  Grimanum,  —  V.  C.  L.  Apos- 
toluin  Zenum,   —  N.   V.   F.  Teupolura.  —  Y.   Cl.    B. 
Mariam  de  Kubeis  epistola.  —  Dedicatoriae  aliquot  ora- 
tionum  alias  impressarum.  —  Carmina. 

Santis,  Tommaso  de.  Istoria  del  tumulto  di  Napoli,  1648. 
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Santo.  Mariano.  Compendium  chirurgicum.  —  De  capitis 
leesloiiibus  a  chirnrgo  curandis.  —  Libellus  de  cal- 
culo  renum  et  vesicse.  —  De  lapide  vesicae  per  in- 
cisionem  extrabendo.  —  De  niodo  examinandi  med 
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Santo  Agostinho,  Joaqnim  de.  [Various  articles.]  (In 
Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,v.l.  1792.) 

Santo  Bernardo,  Francisco  de.  See  Francisco  de  S.  Ber 
nardo. 

Santo  Boaventura,  Fortunato  de.  Memoria  sobre  a  vida  e 
esci  itos  do  chronista  tnor  Fr.  B.  de  Britto.  (In  Lis 
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Santo  Domingo.  Documentos.  (In  Torres  de 
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—  MOREAU  DE  ST.  MERY,  M.  L.  E.      Description 

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—  JUMKN  DE  LA   GRAVIERE,  J.  P.  E.    Une  expedition 

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—  GVII.LERMIN,  G.    Journal  de  la  rev.  de  la  pnrtie 

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—  GR.  BRITAIN.     IIo.  of  Lords.     Papers  rel.    to 

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—  LE  PEI.LETIER  DE  SAINT  P.EMY,  B.    St.  Dominique 

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Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin  1861.) 

—  In  the  TROPICS,  by  a  settler  in  S.  D. ;  introd.  by 

R.  15.  Kimball.    N.  Y.,  1863.  12". 

—  KKIM,  De  B.  R.     San    Domingo;    travel,    ro 

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—  U.  S.   4lst  Cong.  Id  sess.    Senate.    Kept,  of  the 

select    com.  on  the  memorial  of   D.  Hatch. 

Wash.,  1869.  8°.      (No.  234.) 
(For  works  rel.  to  the  whole  island  and  to  the  Fr.  part 
of  the  island  tier  Hayti,  p.  1367,  68.) 

See  also  Maroons. 

Santo  Joaquim,  Cactano  de.     See  Caetano  de  S.  Joaquim. 
Santo  Stefano,  Ilieronimo  di.     Account  of  the  journey  of 

S.;  tr.  by  li.  II.  Major.     (In  his  India  in   the   15th 

cent.  1857.) 

Santo  Thomas,  Francisco  de.     See  Francisco  de  S.  Thomas. 
Sautorin.  KOKJIE,  F.    Une  Pompei  aiiti'-liixtoriijue  en  Grei-c. 

(In  Revue  d.  I).  Mondes,  oct.  1S69.)  —  L'erupiion  de 

S.     (hi  aout  1S66.)  —  RADAU,   li.      Les   fuuilles  de 

H.     (In  sept.  1871.) 
Santorini,  Giovanni  Domenico.   De  structura  acmotn  fibrae. 

—  De  nutritione  animali.  —  De   ha-mon-hoidibus.  — 

De  catameniis.     (In   Baglivi,  G.     Opera.  1714.) 
Santoris,  Santorin.    Aphorisms.    (In  Quincy,  J.     Medicina 

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Santos,  Francisco.     Dia  y  noche  de  Madrid.     (In  Resell, 

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Santos,  Joseph  dos.  </.  1622.     History  of  eastern    Ethiopia. 

(In  Pinkerton,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  16.  181(1.) 
Santos,  Joseph.     Inclice  general   de  las    obras    del 

Feijoo,  y  tambien  de  la  'Demonstrncion'  que 

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Santra.    Fragm.     (In  Ribbeck,  J.  K.  O.  iScen.  Rom.  poesis 

fr.,  v.  1.  1852  ) 

Santsze  king.     See.  San-tsze  king. 
SantvlieJ,  Belgium.     Vlf8CHEH,N.  J.    Caerte  vnn't  Scheldt 

ende  Santvliet.     Antw.,  1638.     (E  78,  no.  46) 
Sanuto,  Marino.     Vita?ducum  Venelornm, 421-1493.  —  Vite 

de'  duchi    di    Venezia.     (In  Muratori,   L.  A.     Her. 

itnl.  scr.,  v.  22.  1733.)  — De   b.-llo    Gallico    sive   de 

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1494-1500.     (In  v.  24.  1738.) 

—  AGOSTINI,  G.  degli.     (In  hits  Xotizie  deg.  ecr.  venez., 

v.  1.  1752.) 

Sanvitale,    Luigi.      Novels.    (In  Roscoe,  T.     Italian  nov 
elists,  v.  4.  1823.) 
Sanvitale  di   Pai-rtut,  Famiglia  di.    (In  Litta,  P.    Fam., 

v.  13.) 

Sanzio,  Giovanni.     See  Santi,  G. 
Sanzio,  Kaffaello.      See  Raffaello. 
Sao  Paulo,  Brazil.     GASPAR  DA  MADRE  r>E  DEOS. 

Memorias  para  a  historia  da  capitania  de  S. 

Vincente,  hoje  chamada  de  S.  Paulo.  Lisboa, 

1797.  8°. 

Sao  Pedro,  Joao  de.    See  Joao  de  S.  Pedro. 
Sao  Vicente,  one  of  the  Cape  Verd  Inland*.    ACCOUNT  of 

the  taking  of  St.  Vincent,  etc.,  by  Capt.  W.  Parker, 

1601.     (In  Harris,  J.     Voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 
Sao  Vincente,  Xrazil.    See  Sao  Paulo. 
Saphir,  Moritz  Gottlieb.     Declamations- Soiroe  fur 

Ernst  und  Scherz,  Geist  und  Her/.     Wien, 

1863.   12°. 

-  Fliegendes  Album  fiir  ernste  und  htitcre  Decla 

mation.      5e   Aufl.     \Vien,  1863.   12". 

-  Humoristische    Bibliothek.        Neueste    Ausg. 

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—    Gedichte.     (In  Album  ijsterreich.  Dichter.  1S')8.) 
Saphir  mei  veilleux,  Le;  par  Mme.  8.  F.  D.  de  Genlis.     (In 

Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  69.  1803.) 
Sapho.     Set-  Sappho. 
Sapho  and  Phao.     See  Lilly,  J. 

Sapho;  drame.     See  Stael-Holstein,  Mme.  A.  L.  de. 
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sur   la  Vendee.      Paris,  1823.  8°.      (Berville 

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Sappho.     See  also  Saffo. 
Sappho.      Fragmenta ;    [ed.l  C.  F.  Neue.     Berol., 

1827.  4°. 

—  Carmina.     (/nBergk,  T.     Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 

—  £nr/.     Works;  tr.   by  F.  Fuwkes.     (In  Anderson,   R. 

Brit,   poets,  v.  13.    1795;  —  and  in   Chalmers,  A. 
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Translations.     (In  Fisher,  R.  8.     Select  tr.  1838.) 

—  French  «f  tertian*.    A  Venus.  —  A  Pinion.  —  Fragment. 

—  L.i  rose.  —  [nsomnie.     (In  Anaure  >n.   1S153.) 

—  Spun.   S'lertinn*.      Odiix;    tr.   por   [.  de  l.u/un.     (In 

Sedana,  J.  J.  L.  de.     Parnaxo  esp.,  v.  4.  1774.) 

—  HIGGINSUN,  T.  \V.     Sappho.     (In  hix  Atlantio  essays. 

1871.) 

—  WEI.CKER,  F.  G.     (In  hi*  Kleine  Schriftcn,  v.  1.  1S44.) 

—  8.    von   einen  herrschenden  Vorurtheil    befreyt. 
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See  al»o  Verri,  A.     Le  avventure  di  Saffo;  [a 
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Sappho  ;  a  lyrical  drama.     Sre  Mason,  W. 
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Sarabaites,  monaxtir  order.  WAT.CII,  O.  W.  F.  Do  Snra- 
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Same.     History  of  the  S.  5th  ed.      London, 

Bohn,  1848.  8°. 

See  alno  Arabia; — Crusades;  —  Mohammed; 
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Saracens  in  France.  REINAUD,  J.  T.  Invasion 
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—  FRACMENTUM  de  hello  Carol!  Magni  contra  Sarncenos, 

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Saracens  in  Sicily.  CARUSIO,  G.  B.  Tlistorise  Saracenico- 
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Bnracenlco-Slculum  Cantabrigense;  —  Excerpta  ex 
Chronologla  universal!  Ismaelis  Alemujadad ;  — 
Contin.  Ilistoria?  Saracenorum  in  Sicilia  excerpta 
ab  Historia  cui  titulus  Asmodfori,  anct.  Alkadi 
Bciohabadin ;  —  Thuodosii  monachi  epistola  de 
Syraeusanao  urbis  expugnatione.  —  Martyrium  8. 
Prucopii  episcopi  Taurorm-nitani,  script.  Joanne 
diaoono  Neapolitano;  —  Epistola  F.  Conradi  Do- 
minicani  ad  B.  Episcopum  (Jiithaiiensem  wive  brevis 
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—  BALi'Zius,  S.     Brevis  liintoria  liberationis  Messanae  a 

yarracemirum  jugo    per  comitem    Rogerium,  1060. 
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-  VALVIDAUES  Y  LONGA,  R.  de.      La   Iberiada  ; 

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2d  ed.     London,  1809.  8°.     (B  1420) 
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09.     Tomo  1.     Cadiz,  1813.   4°. 
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Saraina,  Torella.     De  civitatls  Veronae  origine.  —  Historl- 

arum  et  gestornm  Veronenslum  temporibus  populi 

et  dominorum  Scaligerorum  libri  in.     (In  Greevioa. 

Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  9,  pt.  7.  1723.) 
Saranac,   y.    Y.     HAMMOND,  S.  H.    (In  Ms  Hills,  lakes, 

and  forest  streams.  1854  ) 

Sarao,  El;  saynete.    See  Cruz  y  Cano,  R.  de  la. 
Sarasin,  Jean  Fran9ois.    Poesie.    (In  Annales  poet.,  v.  18. 

1781.) 

—  NICKKON,  J.  P.    (In  At*  Mem.,  v.  6.  1728;  and,  Germ., 

v.  7.  1753.) 

Saratoga.  MEADE,  W.  Properties  of  the  mineral 
waters  of  Ballston  and  S.  Phila.,  1817.  8°. 

—  STF.KL,  J.   H.     Analysis  of  the  mineral  waters  of  8. 

and  Bullston.     Albany,  1817.  12°.     (C  80) 


-  FASHIONABLE  tour,    in   the  summer  of   1821. 

Saratoga  Springs,-  1822.   16". 
Same.     4th  ed.     Saratoga  Springs,  1830.   16°. 

—  DE  VEAUX,  S.     Travellers  own  book  to  Sara 

toga  Springs,  etc.     Buffalo,  1841.   16°. 

Saratoga  ;  a  tale  of  the  revolution.  Boston,  1824. 
2  v.  12°. 

Sarawak.  Low,  H.  S. ;  its  inhabitants  and  pro 
ductions.  London,  1848.  8°. 

Sarayna,  Torella.     See  Saraina,  T. 

Sarbiewski,  Mathias  Kazimierz  (Lat.  Sarbieviua, 
Mathias  Casimir).  Curmina.  Nova  ed. 
Parisiis,  1759.  12°. 

—  Same.     Argent.,  1803.  8°. 

Sarcastic  notices  of  the  Long  Parliament.  Lon 
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Note.     With  original  title  page  'Mystery  of  the 
good  old  cause'. 

Sarcey  or  Sarcey  de  StMieres,  Francisque.  Paris 
during  the  siege  ;  tr.  London,  1871.  8°. 

—  Le   theatre.     (In    Almanach  de  1'encyclopedie.    1869.) 
Sarcoli,  Ht-tro.  AMATO,  G.  d'.   (In  fits  Panteon.v.  2.  1851.) 
Sardanapalus.    flte  Byron,  G.,  Lord. 

Sardi,  Alensandro.  De  niimmis.  (In  Gr»vius.  Thes. 
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—  De  rerum  inventoribus.     (In  Vergilio,  P.     De   rerum 

inventoribuB.  1597.) 

Sardinia,  Island  of.  Antiquities.  GAZZERA,  C. 
Di  un  decreto  di  patronato  e  clientela  della  colonia 
Giulia  Augusta  Usellis  e  di  aleune  altre  amichita 
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—  -  VANNUCCI,  A.     Le  antichiti  dell'  isola  di  Sardegna. 

(In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  n.n.,  v.  12,  pt.  1.  18tiO.) 

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GALT,  J.  Voyages  and  travels,  1811  ;  cont. 

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ST.  SEVEKIN,  C.  de.  Sejour  en  Sardaigne, 

1821-22.  Lyon,  1827.  8°. 

MAGNETTI,  C.    "(In  Ferrario.     Costtimo,  v.  8.  1829.) 

GREGORY,  G.  de.  He  de  Sar  laigne,  1839.  (In  La- 

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FORESTER,  T.  Rambles  in  Corsica  and  Sar 
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liiiAOsHAw's  illustrated  hand-book  to  Italy  ; 

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HANDBOOK  for  Corsica  and  Sardinia.  Lon 
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Maps.  .CHAUCHARD,  Capt.  Gen.  map  of  the 

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MAP.    (London,  17—'.]     (E  65) 

ISOLA  di  Sardegna.     n.p.,  116-].     (E  78,  no.  22S.) 

—  Hixtory.     FARA,   G.   F.      De    rebus  Snrdois  hixtnria, 

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FORESTER,  T.  [To  1853.]     See,  above.  Description. 

Sardinia,  Kingdom  of.  Leggi  e  costituzioni ;  ital. 
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—  Reyia    Deputazione   sovra  gli    Studi    di    Storia 

Patria.  Monumenta  historise  patriae.  Au- 
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Content*.  Vol.  1,  6.  Chart*.  1.  1002-1392.  6. 
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uenses  ex  Frederico  u.  retulerunt  1242. 

2,16.  Leges  in  uni  ci pales.  2.  Statuta  ac  privi- 
legia  civ.  Secusiae,  —  Augusta;  Prsetoriae,  —  Nicise.  — 
iSUitiita  consnlatus  Januensis,  1142.  —  Imposicio  offlcii 
Gazariae.  —  Statuta  et  privilugia  civ.  Tauriuensis.  — 


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Statuta  Sccktatis  Beati  Georgii  populi  Cheriencis.  — 
Btatnta  coniuni*  Casalis,  —  tiv.  Eporedise,  —  Montis- 
calerii.  16,  pt.  1.  Libir  statutorum  consuluni  Cuma- 
norum  juatiric  it  mgociatorum,  —  ccmunin  Novocomi. 

—  Stiituta  communiiHtla  Novariae.  —  Liber    consiictu- 
dinum  Mediolani  1216  colleetarnm.  —  Statuta  jurisdic- 
tionuin  Mediolani.    16,  pt.  2.      Statuta  communis  Ver- 
cellarum,  —  civ   Brixiae.  —  Antiquaj  collationes  statuti 
veteris  civ.  Pergami. 

3,  4,  5,  11.  Scriptores.  3.  Anciennes  chron- 
icmea  dc  Savoye.  —  Du  Pin,  P.  Fragments  de  la  chro- 
nlque  du  Comte  Kouge.  —  Chronica  Latins  Sabaudiae, 

—  Abbatioe    Altaecumbae,    —   Juvenalis    ile    Acyiiino, 
ab     anno     1475-1515.     —    Machanus      Mtiiiolantrtxix. 
Epitomae   historicae  novem   ducum  Sabaudias.  —  Lam 
bert,    1'.  de.     Memoires   sur  la  vie  de  Charles,  due  de 
Savoye   IX,   1505-1539;  avec  un  discours  du   succes   du 
siege  mis  au-devant  de  cite  de  Nice,  1543.  —  Cambiano, 
(jr.     Historico   discorso   de'  slgnori  di    Kuffia  al  Kilippo 
Kmanuile   di  Savoia  prineipe   di  Piemonte.      4.     Giof- 
fredo,  P.     Storia  delle  Alpi  Marittime.      5.     Fragments 
chronicae   antiquae    civ.   PedonaB.   —  Chron.    Novalici- 
ense.  —  Waltharius.  —   Beati   Heldradi  Novalick-nsig 
abbalis  vita.  —  Necrologium  S   Andrese  Taurinensis.  — 
Neciologium   Monasterii   S.   Solutoris,   Adventoris,   et 
Octavii  Tanrinensla.  —   S.  Johannis  areliiep.  Itaven- 
natis  vita.  —   Libellus  narrationis  sen  C'bronicon  coeno- 
bii   S.    Michaelis   de   Clusa.  —  Willelmus  monwhuK. 
Benedict!    abbatis    vita.    —  Summarise     constitutioncs 
monasterii   B.  Mariae  de  Abundantia.  —  Necrologium 
Won.  B.  Mariae  de  Abundantia.  —  Fragm.  martyrologii 
eccl.    B.      Evash    Casalensis.  —  Necrologium    insignia 
collegii  canonicorum  8.   Petri  et  Ursi.  —  K  libro  anni- 
versariorum,  etc.,  eccl.  catbedralis  Augustanaa.  —  Mar- 
tyrologium   Grseco-AugUi-tanum   eccl.   S.    Mauricii   de 
Brusson.  —  Kalendarium  Augustanum  ad  tidem  auto, 
graphi   sasc.   xii.   inelinantis   vel   xm.   ineuntis.  —  Ex- 
tractus  anniversario.rum,   <•<<•.,   in  cathedral!   Augustas 
Prsetoriae  ad  fidein  apograplii  saec.   xvi.  —  Alfieri,  O. 
Fragm.   de   gestis   Astensium.  —  Ventura,   G.     Memo- 
riale  de  gestis  civium  Astensium  et  plurium  aliorum.  — 
Ventura,   S.  Memoriale.  —  Chiesa,  G.  della.     Cronaca 
di  Saluzzio.  —  Galeotto,  del  Cnrrcto.     Chronica  di  Mon- 
ferrato.    —    Sangiorgio,    B.      Chronicon.    —    Jacobua 
Aquenxis.    Chronicon  iinaginis  mundi.      11.    Schiavini, 
t>.     Annales   Alexandrini.  —  Germoni,  A.     Commen- 
tarii.  —  Meyranesio,  O.  V.    De  epir»eopis  et  archiepia- 
Copis  Taurinei^ibus.      6.     See  1. 

7,  9.      Libri   jurium   reipublicae    Genuensis. 
7.    Chartae,    958-1280.  9.    1138-1447. 

8.  Kdicta  re  gum  Langobardorum.     9.  See  7. 
10,     12.      Codex    diplomaticus.      10.       Chartaj. 

1002-1392.      12.     1401-1699.      11.     See    3.      12.     See  10, 

13.        Codex      diplomaticus       Langobardia?. 

Chartas,    712-1000.      14,  15.     Unpublished.      16.     See  2. 

—  Description.       CASALIS,    G.       Dizionario    degli 

stati  del  re  di  Sardegna.  Torino,  1833-56. 
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ST.  JOHN,  B.  The  subalpine  kingdom.  Lon 
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PIUNGLE,  -T.  J.  Glance  at  Sardinia,  1859.  (In  his 

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BKADSHAVV'S  illustrated  hand-book  to  Italy. 

London,  [1866].  16°. 

Map.  CAKOLY,  F.  de.  New  map  of  the  dominiona 

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—  History.      HILL,  R.      Diplomatic    correspond 

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—  Language.     DUE  carte  inedite  in  lingua  sarda  dei  sec- 

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Sardou,  Victorien.     Le  degel ;    corned ie   melee  de 
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-  Les  diables  noirs  ;  drame.     Paris,  1864.   18°. 

-  Don  Quichotte ;  piece  en  trois   actes   en   huit 

tableaux.     Paris,  1864.   18°. 

—  La  famille  Benoiton  ;  comedie.    27eed.    Paris, 

1869.  18°. 

—  Les    t'emmcs   fortes;  comedie.     2e  cd.      Paris, 

1862.   18°. 

—  Fernande;  or,  forgive  and  forget;  a  drama,  adapt,  to 

the  Knjf.    stage   by  H.  L.  Williams,   Jr.       (No.  101 
of  De  Witt's  acting  plays.) 

—  Les  ganaches ;   comedie.     4e  ed.      Paris,  1863. 

18". 

—  Louveciennes.   —    Marly.    (In  Paris  guide,  v.  2.  1867.) 

-  Maison  neuve  ;  comedie.     2e  ed.     Paris,  1867. 

18". 

-  Monsieur  Garat ;  comedie.     Paris,  1862.  18". 

—  Nos  bons  villageois  ;    comedie.     4e  ed.     Paris, 

1867.  18°. 

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1865.  18°. 

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18°. 

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18°. 

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Paris,  1870.   18°. 

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18°. 

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—  Les  pommes  du  voisin,  comedie.  2e  ed.    Paris, 

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1867.  18°. 

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186o.   18". 

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—  MONT£<U:T,  E.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai  1861.) 

—  GouRl>Ai:i/r,  J.    (In  sept.,  oct.  1864,  fev.  1865.)  — 

SAINT  KKN£  TAIM.ANDIEK,  G.  E.    ( In  nov.  1865; 

Jan.,  avr.   1869.)  —  PREVOST-PARAUOL,  A.  L.     (In 

nov.  I860.) 

Sardua,  Alexandrus.     See  Sardi,  A. 
Sargant,  Wm.  Lucas.      Kecent  political  economy. 

London,  1867.  8°. 

—  Robert  Owen  and  his  social  philos.     London, 

1860.   8°. 

Sargent.   See  alxo  Sargeant. 
Sargent,  Charles    Lenox.      A   general    system    of 

signals  for  night  and  day.     Boston,  1817.  8°. 

—  Another  <-«py.    (B  445) 

Sargent,  David,  J-'nneral  sermon  on.  1842.     See  Frothing- 

ham,  N.  L. 
Skrgent,  Epes.     Arctic  adventure  by  sea  and  land. 

Boston,  1857.  12". 

—  The  days   that  are  past.     (In    Boston  book,   3d  col. 

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—  The   life   and  services  of  H.   Clay.     N.   Y.,    1844.  8°. 

(B  1455) 

—  Modern  standard  drama.     N.  Y.,  [1846,  etc.], 

43  v.  12°. 

Note.  Vol.  8.  9,  ed.  by  J.  W.  8.  Hows;  10,  12,  13,  by 
Wemyss;  from  14  entitled  French's  standard  drama. 

C<nitentn.  Vol.  1.  Talfourd,  T.  N.  Ion.  —  Milman, 
II.  II.  Fazio.  —  Lytton,  Sir  E.  B.  Lady  of  Lvons; 
—  Richelieu.  —  Knowles,  J.  8.  The  wife.  —  Tobin, 


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J.  The  honey-moon.  —  Sheridan,  R.  B.  School  for 
scandal. —  Lytton,  Sir  K.  B.  Money.  2.  Kotzebue,  A. 
F.  K.  v.  Stranger.—  Lemon,  M.  Urandfiither  White- 
head.  —  Shakes,  eare,  W.  liichard  in.  —  Lovell,  G. 
Love's  sacrifice.  —  Moore,  K.  Gamester.  —  Morton,  T. 
Cure  fur  the  heartache.  —  Knowles,  J.  S.  Hunchback. 

—  Diunanoit),  1'.  F   1'.,  <tn<l  Dennery*,  A.  I'.     Don  Caesar 
de  Bazan.     3.    Colman,  G.    Pour  gentleman.  — Bhakea- 
peare,  W.     Hamlet.  —  Payne,  J.  H      Charles  n.  —  Ot- 
way,  T.     Venice  preserved.  —  Sheridan,  K.  B.     Pizarro. 

—  Knowles,  .1.  S.      Love-chase.   —   Shakespeare,    \V. 
Othello.  —  Morton,  J     M.     Lend  me  five  shillings.      4. 
Knowles.  J.  S.     Virginian.  —  White,  J.     King  of  the 
commons     —    Boucicault,    D.      London   assurance.    — 
Jerrold,  D.     Rent-day.  —  Shakespeare,   W.     Two  gen 
tlemen    of    Verona.  —  Colman,    G.      Jealous    wife.  — 
Sheridan,  R    B.      Rivals.  —  Bayly,  T.  11.     Perfection. 
6.     Massinger,   P.     Xew  way  to  pay  old  debts.  —  Lov 
ell,  (i.  \V.     Look  before  you  leap.  —  Shakespeare,  W. 
King   John.    —    Bernard,    W.    13.     Nervous    man.    — 
Banim,  J.     Damon  and  Pythias.  —  Colman,  G.     (./'Ian- 
destine  marriage.  —  Knowles,   J.  S.     William  Tell.  — 
Kemble,  Mr*.  C.   Day  after  the  wedding.    6.  Morton,  T. 
Speed  the  plough. —  i^hakespeare.W.  Romeo  and  Juliet. 

—  White,  J.     Feudal  ti  ties.  —  Planche,  J.  R.     Charles 
xil.     Knowles,  J.  H.     Bridal.  —  Planche,  J.  R.     Follies 
of  a  night.  —  Colman,  (i.     Iron  chest.  —  Planche,  J.  R. 
Faint    heart    never   won   fair    lady.      7.     Holcroft,    T. 
Road    to    ruin.  —  Shakespeare,   W.     Macbeth.  —  Bell, 
R.     Temper.   —   Shell,    R.      Kvadne.   —   Maturin,   C. 
Berti am.  —  Sheridan,  R.  B.     Duenna.  —  Shakespeare, 
W.     Much  ado  about  nothing.  —  Sheridan,  R.  B.    Critic. 
8.     Shiel,  U.  L.  Apostate  —  Shakespeare,  W.    Twelfth 
night.  —  Payne,  J.  H.     Brutus.  —  Poole,  J.     Simpson  & 
Co.  —  Shakespeare,  W.    Merchant  of  Venice.  —  Bouci 
cault,  I).     Old  heads  and  young  hearts.  —  Colman,  G. 
Mountaineers.  —  Murphy,  A.     Three  weeks  after  mar 
riage.      9.     Knowles,  J.  8.     Love.  —  Shakespeare,  W. 
As  you  like  it.  —  Beaumont  &  Fletcher.     Klder  brother. 

—  Byron,  G.  G.  X.,  l.il.     Werner.  —  Griffin,  G.     Gisip. 
pus.  —  Morton,  T.     Town  and  country.  —  Shakespeare, 
W.    King  Lear.  —  Colman,  G.    Blue  devils.    10.  Shakes 
peare,   W.      Henry    vill.    --    Poole,    J.     Married    and 
single.  —   Shakespeare,    W.     Henry    iv.   —   Poole,   J. 
Paul  1'ry.  —  Terry,  D.     Guy  Mannering.  —  Kenney,  J. 
Sweet  hearts  and  wives.  —  Barnett,  M.     .Serious  family. 

—  Goldsmith,  ().    She  stoops  to  conquer.      11.    Shakes 
peare,    W.      Julius    Caasar.  —  Coyne,  J.  S.      Vicar    of 
Wakefleld.  —  Buckstone,  J.  B.     Le.ip  year.  —  Jerrold, 
I).     Catspaw.  —  Bernard,  B.     Passing  cloud.  —  Smith, 
W.  H.     Drunkard.  —  Pocock,  I.     Rob  Roy  Macgregor. 

—  Lillo,    G.      (ieorge     Barnwell       12.     Lovell,    Mrs. 
Ingomar;  tr.  —  Lacy,  R.     Two  friends.  —  Morton,  T. 
Sketches  in  India.  —  Rowe,  X.     Jane  Shore.  —  Baste, 
K.  P.,  inttl  Mantepen,  X.    Corsican  brothers.  —  Lemon, 
M.     Mind  your  own  business.  —  Morton,  J.  M.,  and  T. 
Writing  on  the    wall.    —   Colman,    G.      Heir    at    law. 
13.      Cherry,    A.      Soldier's    daughter.    —    Home,     J. 
Douglas.  —  Simpson,  J.   P.     Marco  Spada.  —  Pardey, 
11.  O.     Xature's  nobleman.  —  Byron,  Lit.  Sardanapnlus. 

—  Wilkins,  J.  II.    Civilization.  —  Schiller,  F.    Robbers. 

—  Shakespeare,    W.     Katharine   and    Petruchio.      14. 
Brougham,   J.      Game   of   love.    —   Shakespeare,    W. 
Midsummer-night's  dream.  —  Robertson,    W.     Krnest- 
ine;  tr.  —  Stirling,  K.     Rag-p'ckerof  Paris.  — Fitzball, 
K.     Flying   Dutchman.    —    Smith,    8.      Hypocrite.  — 
Payne,  J     II.     Thercse;  tr.  —  Hugo,  V.      La  tour  de 
Ncsle.      15.      Amherst,    J.   H.       Ireland   as    it    is.    — 
Sea  of  ice.  —  Wilks,  T.  K.     Seven  clerks.  —  Brougham, 
J.     Game  of  life.  —  Forty  thieves.  —  Knowles,  J.   8. 
Brian  Boroihme.  —  Brougham,   J.     Romance  and  real 
ity.  —  Booth,  J.  B.    Ugolino.      16.    Shakespeare,  W. 
The  tempest.  —  Fitzball,  E.     The  pilot.  —  Jones,  J.  S. 
The  carpenter  of  Rouen.  —  Reade.  C.,  and  Taylor,  T. 
The  king's  rival  ;  drama.  —  Harris,  A.     The  little  trea 
sure.  —  Brougham,  J.      Domhey  &  Son.  —  To  parents 
and  guardians.     17.     Moncrieff,  W.  T.     The  Jewess.  — 
Dumas,  A.    Camille.  —  Buckstane,  J.     Married-life.  — 
Wilks,  T.     Wenlock  of  Wenlock.  —  Lynch.   T.    The 
rose  of  Kttrick  Vale.  —  Brougham,  J.     David  Copper- 
field.    —    Stirling,    E.       Aline.  —  Pauline;  drama.  — 
Brougham,  J.    Jane  Eyre.      18.     Brougham,  J.     Xight 
and  morning.  —  Dimond,  W.     The  vEtliiop.  —  Rice,  C. 
Three  guardsmen.  —  Buckstone,  J.     Henriette  the  for 
saken.  —  Courtney,  J.     Eustache  Bandit).  —  Medina, 
L.     Ernest   Maltravers.  —  Barnett,  M.     The  bold  dra 
goons.   —   Brougham,     J.      Dread.      19.     Medina,    L. 
The  last  days  of  Pompeii.  —  Fitzball,  E.     Esmeralda. 

—  Peter  Wilkins.  —  Wilks,  T.  E.     Ben  the  boatswain. 

—  Fitzball,  E.     Jonathan  Bradford.  —  Taylor,  T.     Ret 
ribution.    —    Plunkett,    II.    G.      The    mineral!.       20. 
Haines,  J.  T.     The  French  spy.  —  Copper,  J.  F.     The 
wept  of  the  Wish-ton-Wish.  —  Bernard,    B.     The  evil 
genius. — Johnstone,  J.  B.     Ben  Bold;  a  drama;  —  The 


sailor  of  France.  —  Brougham,  J.  The  red  mask.  — 
Boucicault,  D.  The  life  of  an  actress.  —  Inchbald, 
JUri.  The  wedding  day.  21.  Brougham,  J.  All's 
fair  In  love.  —  Fitzball, "E.  Hofer.  —  Bateman,  Mr*. 
S.  F.  Self.  —  Rossini,  G.  A.  Cinderella ;  opera.  —  Bour- 
cicault,  D.  The  phantom.  —  Brougham,  J.  Franklin; 

—  The  gun-maker  of  Moscow.  —  Gayler,  C.     The  love 
of  a  prince.      22.     Gayler,  C.     The  son  of  the  night.  — 
Lover,  S.     Rory  O'More.  —  Howe,  J.  B.     The  golden 
eagle.  —  Mitfor'd,   Wax  M.  R.      Rienzi.  —  Dimond,  W. 
The  broken  sword.  —  Burke,  C.     Hip  Van  Winkle.  — 
Buckstone,  J.  B.     Isnbelle.  —  Dibdin,  T.     The  heart  of 
Mid-Lothian.     23.     Beckett,  G.  A.     Angelo.  —  Ball, 
K.     The  tloating  beacon.  —  Calcraft,  J.     The  bride  of 
Lammermoor.  —  Moncrieff,  W.  —  The  cataract  of  the 
Ganges.  —  Almar,    G.     The   robber  of  the    Rhine.  — 
Morton,  T.     The  school  of  reform.  —  Wanderinz  boys, 
The.  —  Milner,    H.    M.     Mazeppa.     24.     Wilkins,  G. 
P.      Young  .  New    York.  —  Taylor,    T.      Victims.    — 
Goodrich,   F.,    ami   Warden,  F.      Romance  after  mar 
riage.  —  Planche,  J.  R.     The  brigade.  —  Poor  of   New 
York,  The ;    by   the   ****  club.  —  Jerrold,  D.       Am- 
brose  Gwinett.   —  Lewis,  M.      Raymond   and    Agnes. 

—  Milner,  II.  M.     The  gambler's  fate.      25.     Fitzbald, 
E.      Father  and  son.  —  Milner,   G.       Massaniello.  — 
Rede,  W.  L.     Sixteen  string  Jack.  —  Shannon,  — .     The 
youthful  queen.    —   Rede,    W.   L.      The   skeleton   wit- 
ness.  —  Fitzball,   E.     The  innkeeper  of  Abbeville.  — 
Pococfc,  J.     The  miller  and  his  men.  —  Aladdin.      26. 
Oxenford,  J.     Adrienne,  the  actress.  —  Soane,  G.     Un 
dine.  —  Boucicault,   D.     Jessie  Brown.  —  Archer,  T. 
Asmodi  us.  —  English,  T.  I).    The  Mormons.  —  Blanche 
of  Brandywine.  —  Maturin,  E.     Viola.      27.     Deseret 
deserted.  —  Americans  in  Paris.  —  Buckstone,  J.  B. 
Victorine.  —  Haines,  J.  T.     The  wizard  of  the  wave.  — 
Lewis,  M.  G.    Castle  specter.  —  Tayleure,  C.     Horse 
shoe  Robinson.  —  Mowatt,  A.  C.    Armand;  —  Fashion. 

—  Glance  at  N.   Y.      28.     Farquhar,  G.      The   incon 
stant.  —  Aiken,  G.     Uncle  Tom's  cabin.  —  Wemyss,  F. 
Guide  to  the  stage.  —  Wallack,  J.  L.     The  veter.in.  — 
Brougham,  J.     The  miller  of  N.  J. ;  —  The  dark  hour 
before  dawn.  —  Keene,  L.     Midsummer's  night  dream. 

—  Brougham.  J.     Art  and  artifice.      29.     Feuillet,  O. 
The  romance  of  a  poor  young  man.  —  Suayze,  J.     Os- 
sawattomie   Brown.   —   Boucicault,   D.      The   Pope  of 
Rome.  —  Almar,  G.     Oliver  Twist.  —  Boucicault,  D. 
Pauvrette.  —  Lucas,  W.  J.     The  man  with  the  iron  mask. 

—  Boucicault,  D.     The  knight  of  Arva.  —  Jones,  J.  S. 
Moll  Pitcher.      30.     Jerrold,  D.     Black-eyed  Susan.  — 
Selby,  C.     Satan  in  Paris.  —  Saunders,  C.  H.     Ro^ina 
Meadows,  the  village  maid.  —  Boucicault,    D.      West 
end.  —  Hill,  S.     The  six  degrees  of  crime.  —  Dim  >nd, 
W.     The  lady  and  devil.  —  Lee,    II.     The  avenger.  — 
Taylor,   T.,   anil  Reade,   C.      Masks    and    faces.      31. 
Shakespeare,  W.   The  merry  wives  of  Windsor.  — Miles 
G.     Mary's  birthday.  —  Pilgrim,  J.     Shandy  Maguire. 

—  O'Keefe,  J.      Wild  oats.  —  Wilks,  T.  E.     Michael 
Erie.  —  Haines,   J.  T.  f  The  idiot  witness.  —  Bouci 
cault,  D.     The  willow  copse.  —  Jones,  J.  S.     The  peo 
ple's  lawyer.      32.     Tayleure,  C.     The  boy  martyrs.  — 
Weston,  J.  M.     Lucretia  Borgia.  —  Jones,  J.  H.     The 
surgeon    of    Paris.    —    Marston,    J.      The    patrician's 
daughter.  —  Hill,   F.     The  shoemaker  of  Toulouse.  — 
Fitzball,   E.     The  momentous  question.  —  Robson,  J. 
Love  and  loyalty.  —  Pocick,  I.    The  robber's  wife.     33. 
Farrell,  J.     The  dumb  girl  of  Genoa.  —  Buckstone,  J. 
The   wreck   ashore.  —  Payne,  J.   H.      Clarl.  —  Buck- 
stone,  J.     Rural  felicity.  —  Barrymore,  W.     Wallace. 

—  Cunningham,  V.     Madelaine.  — Johnson,  S.  D.     The 
fireman.  —  Planche,  J.  R.     Grist  to  the  mill.     34.     Dil- 
den,  T.    The  lady  of  the  lake.  —  Colman,  G.     The  re 
view.  —  Buckstone,  J.     The  breach  of  promise.  —  Tay 
lor,  T.     Still  waters  run  deep.  —  Buckstone,  J.  B.     The 
scholar.  —  Faust  and  Marguerite.  —  Taylor,  T.     Helping 
hands.  —  Pitt,  G.  D.     The  last  man.     35.     Buckstone, 
J.     The  dream  at  sea.  —  Simpson,  J.  P.     Second  love. 

—  Selby,  C.     The  marble  heart.  —  Medina,  L.     Nick  of 
the  woods.  —  Jones,  J.  S.    Capt.  Kyd.  —  Beazley,  S. 


<roung.  —  WIIKS,  i.  DM  ivanaeue  me  reprooate.  — 
Karris,  A.  Ruth  Oakley.  -  Howe,  J.  The  British 
slave.  —  Marston,  W.  A  life's  ransom.  —  Webster,  B. 
Giralda.  —  Kenney,  J.  Ella  Rosenberg.  37.  Court 
ney,  J.  Time  tries  all.  —  Walker,  C.  E.  The  warlock  of 
the  glen. —  Simerset,  C.  A.  Zelina. —  Leland,  O.  S. 
Beatrice.  —  Trowbridge,  J.  Neighbor  Jackwood.  — 
Centlivre,  S.  The  wonder.  —  Pilgrim,  J.  Robert 
Emmet.  —  Buckstone,  J.  The  green  bushes.  38. 
Buckstone,  J.  The  flowers  of  the  forest.  —  Hard- 
wicke,  P.  A  bachelor  of  arts.  —  Midnight  banquet, 
The.  —  Falconer,  E.  The  husband  of  an  hour.  — 
Shakespeare,  W.  Love's  labour's  lost.  —  Dalrymple,  J. 


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The  naiad  queen.  —  Leland,  O.  S.     Caprice.  —  Glover, 


eerier.  —  Clapp,  W.  W.  La  Fiammina.  —  Marston,  W. 
A  hard  struggle.  —  Lemon,  M.  Gwynneth  Vaughan. 
40.  Coyne,  J.  S.  A  love  knot.  —  Planche,  J.  R.  Lav- 
ater  the  physiognomist.  —  Lewes,  G.  11.  The  noble 
heart.  —  Shakespeare,  W.  Coriolanus ;  —  The  winter's 
tale.  —  Pilgrim,  J.  Eveleen  Wilson.  —  Dibden,  T. 
Ivanhoe.  41.  Jonathan  in  England.  —  Saunders,  C. 
The  pirate's  legacy.  —  Almar,  G.  The  charcoal  burner. 

—  Lewis,   M.    G.     Adelgitha.  —  Miles,    G.    11.     Senor 
Valiente.  —  Woadworth,  S.     The  forest  rose.  —  Duke's 
daughter,  The.  —  Phillips,  W.     Camilla's  husband.  — 
Marston,  W.     Pure  gold.      42.    Taylor,  T.     The  ticket  - 
of-leave    man ;  —  The    fool's    revenge.   —   Clarke,    N. 
O'Neal  the  great.  —  Floyd,  W.     Handy  Andy.  —  Clarke, 
N.     T:ie  pirate  of  the  isles.  —  Waldauer,  A.     Fanchon 
the  cricket;  —  The  little  barefoot.  —  Pilgrim,  J.     Wild 
Irish  girl.      43.     Pearl  of  Savoy.  —  Webster,   B.     The 
dead  heart.  —  Pratt,  W.  W.     Ten  nights  in  a  bar-room. 

—  Kayner,  B.  F.  The  dumb  boy  of  Manchester.— Webb, 
C.     Bclphegor  the   Mountebank.  —  Dickens,    C.     The 
cricket  on  the  hearth.  —  Planche,  J.  It.      The   printer's 
devil.  —  Craven,  H.  S.     Meg's  diversion.  —  Young,   >'»> 
C.    L.     Shadows;  drama.  —  Merivale,    H.   C.    A   hus 
band  in  clover;  farce. 

-  Peculiar  ;  a  tale  of  the  great  transition.    N.  Y., 

1864.  12°. 

-  Standard  reader,    1st,  3d,  4th,  5th.      Boston, 

1858,  57.  4  v.  12". 

—  Standard  speaker.     Phila.,  1852.  8°. 

—  The  woman  who  dared.     Boston,  1870.  12°. 
Sargent,    Fitzwilliam,  M.D.     England,  the   U.  S., 

and  the  Southern  confederacy.   2d  ed.    Lon 
don,  1864.  8". 

—  Les    Etats    Confederes  et  1'esclavage.      Paris, 

1864.   8°. 
Sargent,    Henry.     EUSTAPIUF.VE,    A.    Criticisms  on   the 

landing  of  the  Pilgrim  Fathers,  a  picture  by  S.     (/» 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  13.  1815.) 
Sargent,  Henry  Winthrop.    Skeleton  tours  through 

Eng.,  Scotl.,  Ireland,  etc.     N.  Y.,  1870.  12°. 
Sargent,  James.     Sonnet  made  uppon  the  arrival!,  etc.,  of 

R.  Ferris  at  the  citie  of  Bnstowe,  1590.     (In  Collier, 

J.  P.     Early  English  lit.,  v.  2.  Ib64.) 

Sargent,  John,  Prize  medal  offered  by.     Hee  Four  disser 
tations.  1766.) 

Sargent,  John,  d.  1836.      Memoir  of  II.  Martyn. 
Boston,  1820.  8°. 

—  Speeches   in    the   constitutional   convention  upon    the 

basis  of  representation?    n.p..  [1853].  8°.     (B  1431) 
Sargent,  John  H.     Plan  for  establishing  a  gen.  print  mint. 

Charlestown,  1837.  8°.     (B  1543) 
Sargent,  John  Osborno.     Lecture  on  the  improvements  in 

steam  navigation  and  the  arts  of  naval  warfare,  with 

notice  of  Ericsson's  caloric  engine.     N.  Y.,  1844.  8". 

(B  1195) 
Sargent,  John  Turner.     Address  on  pauperism.      Boston, 

1846.  8°     (B  1464,  1609) 

—  A  cup  of  blessing;  or,  The  pastor's  acknowledgment 

to  his  people,  Apr.  23.     Boston,  1843.  12°.     (C  225) 

—  Discourse,  dedication  of  Suffolk  St.  Chapel.     Boston, 

1840.  8°.     (B  1310) 

—  Discourse,   Sept.  15,  death  of  W.  Sullivan.     Boston, 

1839.  8".    (B  1247) 

—  Ministry  at  Suffolk  St.  Chapel;  origin,  progress,  and 

experience.     Boston,  1845.  8°.    (B  1301) 

—  Obstacles   to    the    truth;    sermon   in    Hollis    St.   Ch. 

Boston,  1845.  8".    (B  1301) 

—  The  rich  and  poor;  sermon.     Boat.,  1844.  12°.    (C  210) 

—  Theodore  Parker,  the  reform  pulpit,  and  the  influences 

that  oppose  it;  sermon.     Boston,  1852.  8°.     (B  1301) 

—  True  position  of  T.  Parker;  a  review  of  R.  C.  Water- 

ston's  letter.     Boston,  1845.  8°.     (B  196S) 
Sargent,  Lucius  Manlius,  d.  1867.     Address  before 
the   Mass.   Soc.  for  the  Suppression  of  Intemper 
ance.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1833.  8°.     (B  2014) 

—  Address  before  the  Seaman's  Bethel  Temperance  So 

ciety.     Boston,  1833.  8°.     (B  1085,  2014) 

—  Address  before  the  Temperance  Soc.  of  Harv.  Univ., 

Nov.  20.     Camb.,  1834.  8°.     (81279,1723) 

—  Address  before  the  Worcester  Temperance  Soc.     Bos 

ton,  1833.  8°.     (B  1085) 

—  Dealings  with  the  dead  ;  by  a    sexton    of  the 

old  school.     Boston,  1856".  2  v.  8". 


—  Hubert  and  Ellen,  with  other  poems.     Boston, 

1813.    8°. 

-  Hymn  for  the  celebration  of  the  Suffolk  Co.  Temper 

ance  Society,  Feb.     Boston,  1834.     1  sheet.    (B1230) 

—  Letter  on  the  Maine  liquor  law.    (fn  American  Tem 

perance  Union.     Permanent  temp.  due.,  v.  3.   ls.V.5.) 

—  Letter  on  the  'State  of  the  temperance  reform,'  to  Hev. 

C.  Stetson.     Boston,  1836.  8°.     (B  1239,  1279) 

—  Letter  to  Rev.  J.  Marsh.     Boston,  1847.  S°.     (B  1281) 

—  Licensed  houses;    examination  of  the    license   law  <pf 

Mass.      Boston,  1832.  8°.     (B  1074,  1768,  1783,  1802. 
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—  Reminiscences  of  S.  Dexter.    Boston,  18o7.  16°. 

—  Temperance  tales.]  No.  1-4.     Boston,  1833-34.4  pain. 

24°.     (D  18) 

Contents.  No.  1.  My  mother's  gold  ring.  2.  Wild 
Dick  and  good  little  Robin.  3.  1  am  afraid  there  is  a 
God!  4.  A  sectarian  thing. 

—  S'ime.    No.  1.     22d  ed.     Boston,  1834.  24°.     (D  24) 

—  Same.    No.  1.     n.t.p.  [183-.]  8°.    (C  204) 

—  Same.     No.  6-10.     Boston,  183.5.  5  pam.  21°. 
Contents.     No.  6.     Right  opposite.     6th  ed.     7.     Frit?: 

Hazcll.  6th  ed.  8.  What  a  curse?  or  Johnny  Hodgjs, 
the  blacksmith.  4th  ed.  9.  A  word  in  season ;  or,  The 
sailor's  widow.  7th  ed.  10.  Seed  time  and  harvest. 
7th  ed. 

-  Same.    No.  8.     1st  ed.     Boston,  1835.  24°.    (D  24) 

—  MASS.    HIST.   Soc.     Proceedings   on    the   death  of  S. 

(hi  their  Proc.,  1867-69.) 

Sargent,  Lucius  Manlius,  the  younger,  d.  1864.  HIGGIN- 
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Sargent,  N.  Life  and  services  of  L.  F.  Linn.  1857.  See 
Linn,  K.  A. 

Sargent,  Winthrop,  b.  1753,  d.  1820.  Account  of  several 
shocks  of  an  earthquake,  in  the  southern  and  west 
ern  parts  of  the  U.  S.  —  Meteorological  obs.  at 
Grove  plantation,  communicated  in  1787,  5  miles  8. 
of  Natchez.  (In  1809.)  —  Plan  of  an  ancient  for 
tification  at  Marietta,  Ohio.  (In  1855.) 

—  Journal  of  general  meeting  of  the  Cincinnati,  1784  ;  ed. 

by  W.  Sargent.     (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.     Mem.,  v.  6. 
1858.) 

—  Life  of  forest  and  other  trees,  N.  W.  of  the  River  Ohio. 

(f»  Amer.  Acad.     Mem.,  v.  2.  1793) 

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(B620,  2517) 

—  POLITICAL  intolerance;  the  violence  of  party-spirit  ex 

emplified  in  a  recent  removal  from  office.     Boston, 
1801.  8°.     (B620) 

Sargent,  Winthrop,  b.  1825.  d.  1870.  History  of 
an  exped.  against  Ft.  Du  Quesne,  1755, 
under  Braddock  ;  ed.  from  the  original  mss. 
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of  his   own  journ.,    1611.     (In   Purchas.    Pilgrims, 

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—  in  Green,  J.      Col    of  voy.,  v.  1.  1745;   —  Kerr, 

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barbaric  ;  moeurs,  etc.,  des  peuples  argentins  ; 

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Content*.  Introd.  —  Horacio  Mann.  —  Instit.  Amer. 
de  Instruccion.  —  Asoc.  nac.  de  maestros.  —  Kducacion 
de  libertos.  —  Lectura,  par  E.  Washburn.  —  Bibliotecas. 
—  Escuela  Sarmiento  en  San  Juan.  —  Ambas  Americas, 
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Madrid,  1775.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memorias  para  la  hist,  de  la  poeaia 
y  poetas  espanoles. 


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—  Cnliilogo  parn  nun  liherin  do  304,000  lihros.  —  Sobre  el 

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Xotf.  Vol.  7,  8  arc  Supplements,  t.  1,  2. 
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Fra  Paolo;  rae.  da  F.  (iriselini.  —  Istorla  del  Concilio 
Tridentino.  3.  Storia  delle  cose  pacsate  tra  il  Somino 
Ponteflce  Paolo  v.  e  la  Kc  pub.  di  Venczia.  —  Decreto 
dello  Senate  contra  i  Gesuiti.  — Informazlone  particolare 
dell'  accomodamento. —  Consulto,  .so  la  Kepub.  di  Venczia 
possa  e  debba  valersi  dell'  appcllazione  al  futuro  concillo 
nella  sua  controversia  con  Koma.  —  Trattato  dell'  inter- 
detto  della  Santita  di  Paolo  v.  —  Tlieoloiforum  Veneto- 
rum  J.  Mar.-ilii,  1'auli  Vencti,  et  Fr.  Fulgentii  ad  excom- 
municationis,citationic,et  monitionis  Romano*  sententiam 
in  ipsos  latam,  etc.  —  Conciderazioni  copra  le  censure  di 
Paolo  y.  contra  la  Ilepub.  di  Venezia.  —  Trattato  e 
risoluzione  sopra  la  vaiidita  delle  scomuniche  di  G. 
Gersone,  etc.  —  Apologia  per  le  opposizioni  fatte  dal 
card.  Bellarrnlno  ai  trattati  del  Gersone  sopra  la  vaiidita 
delle  Bcomunlcbe.  —  Consulto  circa  1'istanze  fatte  da 
Roma,  perche  dalla  Repabblica  si  daste  luogo  alia  proib- 
izione  e  copprefsione  de'  libri  stampati  a  di  lei  favore 
nella  controveivia.  4.  Discorso  copra  le  stampe  — 
Discorso  dell'origine,  forma,  leggi,  ed  uso  dell' uttizio 
dell1  inquicizione  nella  citti  e  dominio  di  Venezia.  — 
Trattato  delle  materie  benefiziarie,  colle  annotazioni  del 
gig.  d'Arnelot;  tr.  dalla  lingua  fr.  —  Discorso  copra  le 
contrlbuzioni  de'  cherici.  —  Scrittura  per  informare  la 
Hepub.  di  Venezia  sopra  lo  stato  della  celebre  controver 
sia  de  auxiliis.  —  Do  jure  asylorum.  —  Storia  degli 
uacocchi.  —  Dominio  del  Mare  Adriatico  della  Hepub.  di 
Venezia.  —  De  jurlsdlctione  Reipubliese  Venette  in  Mare 
Adriatlcura.  —  Consiglio  in  jure  C.  C.  Frangipane 
per  la  vittoria  navale  contra  Federigo  I.  imp.;  ed  atto  di 

p-ipa  Alecgandro  in.  —  Index  librorum  prohibitorum. 

Dicbiarazioni  delle  regole  dell'  indice  de'  libri  proibiti. 
5.  Traltato  della  immunita  delle  chiese.  —  I>e  Mare 
Venetorum.  —  Conflrmazione  delle  Considerazioni  di  P. 
Sarpi  Bopra  le  cencure  di  Paolo  v.  —  Opera  scritta  da  F! 
Micanzio,  dimoctrando  qual  wia  la  vera  liberata  ecclecias- 
tica,  e  la  podecta  data  da  Dio  ai  principi.  6.  Vita  dell' 
autore.  —  Kpistolae.  —  Lettere  a  F.  I'riuli.  —  Scrittura, 
in  materia  del  Collegio  de'  Greii  di  Roma.  —  Hicposta 
data  a  I'aolo  V.  copra  I'interdetto  contro  la  Kepub.  di 
Venezia. —Consulto  ce  I'eccelso  Coneiglio  di  Dieci  debba 
esaminar  i  rei  ecclesiastici.  —  Consulto  sopra  una  causa 
matrimoniale.  —  Scrittura  contro  alle  decline  del  cloro, 
ec.—  Dispute  nella  vertenza  delle  cause  di  Belgrado,  ec.', 
e  della  navigazione  del  golfo  nel  convento  di  Friul  fatte 
da  vincendevoli  avvocati.  —  Trattato  circa  le  ragiuni  di 
Ceneda.  7.  Compendio  dell'  interdetto.  —  Letters  di 
Enrico  iv.  al  suo  ambasciadore  residente  in  Koma  per 
1'accomodamento  di  Venezia  con  Paolo  v.  —  Lettera  del 
card,  di  Perron  al  re.  —  Estratto  d'un  capo  di  lettera, 
sent,  da  un  senator  veneto  a  P.  Priuli.  —  Collazione 
delle  Massime  universal!  ai  punti  singolari  vertenti  tra 
Koma  e  Venezia.  —  Lettera  del  A.  Possevino  a  Cappelo. 
—  liisposta  del  Cappello.  —  Parere  del  P.  Cappello  sulle 


controversle  tra  Paolo  v.  e  Venezia.  —  Difesa  di  G. 
Macilio  a  favore  della  rispocta  ddl'  Otto  propocizioni, 
contro  card.  Bellarmino.  —  Concultatio  de  controversia 
inter  Paolum  v.  et  rempiib.  Venetam.  8.  Consola/.ione 
della  mente  nella  tranquilliia  coccienza  cavata  dal  buou 
inodo  di  vivere  nella  cilta  di  Venezia  nel  [ireteso  inter 
detto  di  Paolo  v.  —  Vnrie  seritture.  —  Instruzione  4 
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—  Eng.      Historic  of  the  Councel  of  Trent ;  tr. 

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—  FABRONI,  A.    (In  his  Vitw  Ital.,  v.  17.  1798.) 

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Sarrans,  Bernard.  Lafiiyette  et  la  rev.de  1830. 
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Sarratt,  J.  II.  Treatise  on  the  game  of  chess. 
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Sarsfield,  Dalmacio  Velez.  Codigo  civil  de  la 
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Saunders,  Sir  Edmund.  Les  reports  des  divers 
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Saunders,    Francis.     Collection  of  poems,  by  sev 
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Contents.    Earl  of  Koscornmon.  —  E.  Waller.  —  Earl 
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Saunders,  Katherine.    Gideon's  rock.    Phila.,  1871. 
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Sauteux  Indians.     See  Chippewuy  Indians. 
Sauthier,  Claude  Joseph.     Map  of  N.  Y.  [and]  New  Jersey. 
London,  1776.     (E  68) 

—  Chorographieal  map  of  the  Province  of  N.Y.    London, 

1779.     (E  68) 

Sautreau  de  Marsy,  Claude  Sixte.    See  Marsy,  C.  S.  8.  de. 
Sauvage,  Elie.     Mirette.     Paris,  1867.  18°. 
Sauvage,  Thomas.    Le  caid  ;  opera-bouffon,  musique  de  A. 

Thomas.    Paris,  1849.  16°.    (E  17) 
Sauvages  de  la  Croix,  Frangois  Boissier  de.  Patho- 

logia  methodica.     Amst.,  1752.  12°. 
Sauvaire,  Henri.    De  Karak  it.  Chaubak.     See  Manss,  — . 
Sauveur,  Joseph.     NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  4. 

1728;  and,  Germ.,v.f>.  1751.) 
Sauvole,  —  de.    Journal  histor.  de  1'etablissement  des  Iran- 

(jais  a  la  Louisiane.     (In  French,  B.  F.     Hist.  col. 

of  Louisiana,  v.  3.  1851.) 
Sauzay,  Alexandre.      La  verrerie  ;    illust.  par  B. 

Bonnafoux.     Paris,  1868.  16°.     (Charton,  E. 

Biblioth.  des  merv.) 

—  Eng.     Marvels  of   glass  making  in  all  ages. 

London,  1870.  8°. 

Savage,  Prof.  Edward.  REED,  T.  C.  Tribute  to  the  mem 
ory  of  S. ;  disc,  before  the  faculty,  etc.,  of  [Union] 
Coll.  Schenectady,  1840.  8°.  (B  1224) 

Savage,  Edward  Hartwell.  A  chronological  hist. 
of  the  Boston  watch  and  police,  1631-1865  ; 
with  recollections  of  a  Boston  police  officer ; 
or,  Boston  by  daylight  and  gaslight.  Boston, 
1865.  12°. 


B,  Henry.  Reasons  showing  there  is  no  need  of  such 
a  reformation  of  the  publique  doctrine,  etc.,  as  is 
pretended  by  ministers  in  Eng.  London,  1660.  4°. 
CB3) 

Savage,  James,  b.  1767.  The  librarian.  [Monthly.]  See  Li 
brarian. 

Savage,  James,  b.  1784.  Address  before  the  Mass. 
Lyceum,  Jan.  1832.  n.t.p.  8°.  (B  1804) 

—  Correction  of  an  errour  in   Hut  chin  son,  on  New  Eng. 

coins.  —  Memoir  of  J.  S.  Buckminster.  (In  Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  12.  1814.)  — Note  on  hist,  sketch 
of  Brookline.  (In  v.  13.  1815.)—  Memoir  of  J. 
Scottow.  (In  v.  14.  1816.)  —  Representatives  of 
Boston  before  the  A mer.  Rev.  (In  v.  20.  1823.)  — 
Gleanings  for  New  Eng.  history.  (In  v.  28-31. 
1843.)—  On  Goffe,  the  regicide.  (In  Proc.,  1855-58.) 

—  Genealogical  dictionary  of  first  settlers  of  New 

England.     Boston,  1860-62.  4  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.  A-C.    2.    D-J.    3.    K-R.    4.  S-Z. 

—  Notes.      (In    Winthxop,   J.      History  of   New  Eng. 

1825-26;  1853.) 

—  Oration,  July  4.     Boston,  1811.  8°.    (B  394) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.    Boston,  1811.  8°.    (B  457) 

—  LORJNG,  J.  8.     (In  hi*  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Savage,   James,  son  of  the  preceding.    ROGERS,  Mrs.  E. 

(In  Higginson,'  T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  1. 
1866.) 

Savage,  John,  d.  1747.  Antient  and  present  state 
of  the  Empire  of  Germany ;  with  map  by 
Moll.  London,  1702.  8°. 

—  Compleat  history  of  Germany.    Lond.,  1702.  8°. 
Savage,  John.      Life   and  public   services   of    A. 

Johnson,  incl.  state  papers,  speeches,  etc. 
N.  Y.,  1866.  8°. 

—  Life  of  A.  Johnson.     (In  Raymond,  H.  J.     Life  of  A. 

Lincoln,  etc.  1864.) 

—  Our  living  representative  men.      Phila.,  1860. 

12°. 

Contents.  N.  P.  Banks.  —  E.  Bates.  —  J.  Bell.  —  J. 
M.  Botts.  —  J.  C.  Breckenridge.  —  A.  G.  Brown.  —  8. 
Cameron.  —  8.  P.  Chase.  —  H.  Cobb.  —  J.  J.Crittenden. 

—  C.  Cushing.  —  G.  M.  Dallas.  —  J.  Davis.  —  W.  L.  Day 
ton.  —  D.  8.  Dickinson.  —  8.  A.  Douglas.  —  E.  Everett. 

—  M.  Fillmore.  —  J.  C.  Fremont.  —  J.  Guthrie.  —  J.  H. 
Hammond.  —  S.   Houston.  —  R.   M.  T.  Hunter.  —  A. 
Johnson.  —  J.  Lane.  —  J.  McLean.  —  J.  L.  Orr.  —  J. 
M.  Read.  —  W.  II.  Seward.  —  II.  Seymour.  — J.  Slidell. 
A.  H.  Stephens.  —  H.  A.  Wise.  —  J^  E.  Wool. 

Savage,  Marmion  W.  The  bachelor  of  the  Albany. 
N.Y.,  1848.  12°. 

—  Clover  cottage ;  a  novelette.    New  ed.      Lon 

don,  1867.  12°. 


—  Woman  of    business  ;    or,  The   lady   and   the 

lawyer.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

-     Same.     (In  Fortnightly  rev.,  v.  11-13.  1869-70.) 
Savage,  Richard.     Poems.     (In  Anderson,  11.     Brit,  poets, 
v.  8.  1795;  —  and  in   Chalmers,  A.      Eng.   poets, 
v.  11.  1810.) 

—  The  bastard.     (In   Campbell,   T.      Brit,   poets,  v.  5. 

1819.) 

—  JOHNSON,    S.      (In  his  Works,  v.  10.    1806;  —  and 

Lives  of  Eng.  poets,  v.  2.  1810.) 

—  TUCKERMAN,  H.  T.     (In  his  Biog.  essays.  1857.) 
Savage,  Samuel  Morton.     Oration,  interment  of    S.  Wilton. 

(In  Palmer,  S.     Sermon.  1778.) 
Savage,  Mrs.  Sarah.      WILLIAMS,  J.  B.     Life  and 

character  of  S.     Boston,  1821.  12°. 
Savage,  Thomas.     Account  of  the  late  action  of  the 

New-Englanders,  under  Sir  W.  Phips,  against 

the    French    at    Canada,     1690.       London, 

1691.   4°. 

—  Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  13.  1815.) 
Savage,   Thomas.     History  of  Bedford,  N.  H.  1851.      See 

Woodbury,  P.  P. 
Savage,  Thomas  S.     Description  of  the  characters 

and  habits  of  the  troglodytes,  gorilla,  and  of 

the  osteology    of    the   same  by  J.  Wyman. 

Boston,  1847.  4°. 

Note.    From  the  Boston  journal  of  nat.  hist. 
Savage,  W.  J.     Description  of  the  landing  wharf  at  Hobb's 

Point,  Milford  Haven,  and  of  the  diving  bells,  etc., 

used  in  its  erection.     (In  Gr.  Brit.  Corps  of  Royal 

Engin.     Papers,  v.  1.  1844.) 
Savage,  Wm.     Dictionary  of  the  art  of  printing. 

London,  1841.  8". 

—  Practical  hints  on  decorative  printing.     Lon 

don,  1822.  4°. 
Savage,  The.    See  Piomingo. 
Savage-Club  papers.    See  Halliday,  A. 
Savannah,  Ga.     City  Council.     Census  of  S.  ;  with 

hist,  notices,  etc.;  by  J.Bancroft.    Savannah, 

1848.   8°. 

—  Same.     2ded.     Savannah,  1848.  8°. 

—  Mayor.     Report  of  the  mayor  [and   treasurer], 

30th  Sept.     Savannah,  1862.  8°. 

—  Treasurer.     See,  above,  Mayor. 

—  LEE,  F.    D.,    and   AGNEW,    J.    L.      Historical 

record  of  Savannah,  [1733-1869].  Savannah, 
1869.  12°. 

—  SIEGE  of  S.  by  the  Amer.  and  French  forces, 

under  Gen.  Lincoln,  and  the  Count  d'Es- 
taing,  1779.  Albany,  1866.  8°. 

—  GEORGIA  MED.  Soc.     Substance  of  a  report  [on  the 

evil  of  cultivating  rice  near  Savannah].  Savannah, 
1809.  8°.  (B  434,^813) 

Savannah.  Chatham  Artillery.  JONES,  C.  C. 
Hist,  sketch  of  the  Chatham  Artillery  during 
the  confederate  struggle  for  independence. 
Albany,  1867.  8°. 

Savannah,  privateer.  WARUURTOX,  A.  F.,  reporter. 
Trial  of  the  officers  and  crew  for  piracy. 
N.  Y.,  1862.  8°. 

Savannah,  Albany,  and  Gulf  Rail-Road  Co.  9th 
ami.  report,  May.  Savannah,  1863.  8°. 

Savannah  daily  republican-,  May  17,  1822.  Sa 
vannah,  1822.  f°.  (E  181) 

—  Same.     Jan.  14,  22,  Oct.  10,  1861;  Jan.  9.  Apr.  16,  17, 

22,  23,  26,  May  16,  27,  June  19,  24,  26,  27,  July  4,  10, 
14,  15,  Aug.  11,  12,  14,  18,  22,  28,  Sept.  9,  27,  29,  Oct. 
14,  20,  21,  23,  Nov.  5,  8,  15,  Dec.  3,  5,  6,  10,  11,  17, 
20,  22,  23,  1862:  Jan.  31,  Feb.  19,  25,  Mar.  9,  11,  12, 
18,  30,  May  11,  17,  27,  28,  June  30,  July  13,  23,  Aug. 
2,  5,  6,  23,  25,  Sept.  10,  14,  Oct.  22,  Dec.  20,  31,  1863, 
Jan.  4,  5,  7,  12, 13,  Feb.  24, 1864.  Savannah,  1861-64. 
f°.  (E  135) 

Note.     In  the  title  of  these  nos.  the  word  'daily' 
is  omitted. 

-    Same.     July-Dec.  1866;    Jan. -Dec.  68.     Sa 
vannah,  1866-68.  3  v.  f°. 

Savannah  weekly  republican;  1870  -  May  1873. 
Savannah,  1870-73.  3  v.  f°. 

Savaiin,  Anthelme  Brillat.     See  Brillat-Savarin,  A. 


SAVARON 


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SAVONAROLA 


Savaron,  Jean.  Chronologic  des  Etats  Gen.  —  Opinion  sur 
I'inllucnoe  du  Tiers  Etats,  etc.  (In  Mayer,  C.  J. 
EtaU  Gun.,  v.  6.  1788.) 

—  XIOKKON,   J.    F.     (In    his  Mem.,    v.    17.    1732;    and, 

Germ.,  v.  13.  1756.) 
Savart,  Nicolas  Pierre  Antoine.    Cours  elementaire 

cle  fortification.     Paris,  1812.  8°. 
Savary,  Anne  Jean  Marie  Rene,  due  de  Rovigo.    See  Ro- 

vigo,  A.  J.  M.  H.  8.,  due  de. 
Savary,  O.    Die  Vestuni?  Franchenthal  in  derUndern  Pfaltz. 

n.p.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  103b) 

—  and  Gaultier,  B.     Carte   des  chemins  pour    la   con- 

doitte  des  merchandises  de  France,   Italic,  Suisse, 

et  Flandre.     Amst.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  100) 

Representation  du  plan  et  assiette  de  Henripolis  en 

la  comte   de   Neufchastel   en   Suisse.     Wiflispurg, 

[16-].     (E  78,  no.  33b) 
Savary,    Claude  Etienne.      Lettres   sur   1'Egypte ; 

parallele    des    mceurs   anc.  et  mod.      Paris, 

1785.  3  v.  8°. 
Savary,  Jacques,  d.  1670.    NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  hi*  Mem., 

v.  36.  1736;  and,  Germ.,  v.  10.  1754.) 
Savary,  Jacques,  d.  1690.      Le  parfait  negotiant; 

aug.  par  J.  Savary  Desbruslons.    Nouv.  eel., 

rev.  par  P.    L.  Savary,   aug.   de    1'Art    des 

lettres  de  change  par  Dupuis  de  la  Serra  et 

du  Traite  des  changes  etrangers  par  C.  Nolot. 

Paris,  1763.  2  v.  4°. 
Savary,  Jacques,  father  and  son.    NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  ».  1729;  and,  Germ.,  v.  10.  1754.) 
Savary,  Jean  Julien  Marie.     Guerres  des  Vendeens 

et  des    Chouana   centre   la   Republique   Fr. 

Paris,  1824-27.  6  v.  8°.     (Berville  and  Bar- 

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Savary  des  Brulons,  Jacques.     Dietionnaire  univ. 

de  commerce;  cont.  par  P.  L.  Savary.   Nouv. 

ed.     Paris,  1741.  3  v.   f°. 

—  Commerce;  [fonde  sur  le  'Diet.  univ.  de  commerce'  de 

S.J.     (Vol.  56-5S  o/ Encyclopedia  method.  1783-84.) 
Savery,  Phineas.     BIOG.  notice  of  8.    (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc. 

Med.  comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 
Savi,  Paolo.     Ornitologia  toscana.    Tomo  1.     Pisa, 

1827.  8°. 
Savigny,  Friedrich  Karl  von.     Vom  Berufe  unsrer 

Zeit  fur   Gesetzgebung   und    Rechtswissen- 

schaft.     2e  Aufl.    Heidelberg,  1828.  8°. 

-  Geschichte  des  romischen  Rechts   im    Mittel- 

alter.     Heidelb.,  1815-26.  4  v.  8°. 
Eng.     History  of  the  Roman  law  during  the 
Middle  Ages;  tr.  by  E.  Cathcart.     Vol.  1. 
Edin.,  1829.  8°. 

-  Das  Recht  des  Besitzes.     Giessen,  1822.  8°. 

—  Von  dem   Schutz   der   Minderjahrigen   irn   romischen 

Recht  und  insbes.  von  der   Lex   Plaetoria.     Berlin, 

1833.  4°.    (B  1434) 

—  Same.    (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1833.) 

See   also  Zeitschrift  fur  geschichtliche  Rechts- 
wissenschaft. 

—  Ueber  die  Entstehung  und  Fortbildung  der  Latinitat 
als  eines  eigenen  Standes  im  rbm.  Staate.  (In  Ber 
lin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1812-13.) —  Ueber  das  jus 
Italicum.  —  Ueber  die  Unzialeintheilung  der  romis 
chen  Fundi.  —  Ueber  die  erste  Ehescheidung  in 
Rom.  Erklilrung  einer  Urkunde  des  6cn  Jahrh.  (In 
1814-15.)  —  Ueber  den  Literiilcontract  der  Rotner. 
(In  1816-17.)  —  Ueber  den  Zinswucherdes  M.  Brutus. 
( In  1818-19.)  —  Ueber  die  Lex  Voconia.  (In  1820-21.) 
Ueber  den  romischen  Colonat.  —  Ueber  die  romische 
Steuerverfassung  unter  den  Kaisern.  (In  1822-23.) 
—  Ueber  das  altrornische  Schuldrecht.  (In  1833.)  — 
Beitrag  zur  Rechtsgeschichte  des  Adcls  im  neuern 
Europa.  (In  1836.) 

—  CAPEI,  P.    Notizia  di  S.  (In  Archivio  stor.  Hal.,  n.s., 

v.  16,  pt.  1.  1862.) 

—  WARNKCENIG,  L.  A.    Analyse  du  Traite  de  la  posses- 

eion.     3e  ed.     Liege,  1827.  8°.     (B  1859) 
Savile,  Charles  Stuart.     Leonard  Normandale;  a 
novel.     London,  1850.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Carmen  Latinum  mimismate  annuo  dignatum  Cantab., 

1834.  (In     Cambridge   Univ.     Prolusiones.  1834. 
B  1236) 


Savile,  David.  Salvation  to  be  obtained  only  through 
Christ;  sermon  before  the  Soc.  in  Scotland  for  Prop. 
Chr.  Kuuwl.,  June  2.  Edin.,  1803.  8°.  (B  845,  1641) 

Savile,  Sir  George,  \nt  Marq.  of  Halifax.  Essay  on  taxes. 
(In  Somers.  J.  Col.  of  tracts',  v.  11.  1814.) 

—  Letter  to  a  Dissenter  [on]  H.   M.'s  late  declaration  of 

indulgence  ;  [signed  T.  \V.].  Loud.,  1687.  4°.    (B  4) 

—  Letters.     (In  Savile,  H.    Sav.  corresp.  1858.) 
Savile,  Henry,  d.  1617.       Libell    of    Spanish   lies 

written  by  B.  D.  de  Avellanada  cone,  the 
last  voy.  of  Sir  F.  Drake  ;  with  a  confuta 
tion  of  the  most  notorious  falsehoods  and  a 
declaration  of  the  truth.  London,  1596, 
reprinted  [186-].  8°. 

-   Same.    (In  Hakluyt.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  4.  1811.) 
Savile,  .s»  Henry,  d.  1622.      NICEUON,  J.  P.     (In 
hit  Mem.,  v.  16.  1731;  and  Germ.,  v.  12.  1755.) 

—  and  .Sir  J.     CATALOGUE  of  the  libraries  of  Sir 

H.  and  Sir  J.  Saville,  sold,  London,    1860; 

[with  ms.  prices].     London,  [I860].  8°. 
Savile,  Henry,  d.  1689.     Letters  to  and  from  H.  S., 

envoy    at    Paris,    and    vice-chamberlain    to 

Charles  n.  and  James  n.,  incl.  letters  from  his 

brother  G.  [Savile]  Marq.  of    Halifax;    ed. 

by    W.    D.    Cooper.      [London,]    1858.    4°. 

(Camden  Soc.,  v.  71.) 
Savile,  Sir  J.     See  the  last  entry  but  one. 
Savings   banks.      C.VISSE    d'epargnes  et  de   bien- 

faisancedusieurLaFarge.   Paris,  1791.  12°.    (C  302) 

—  BEAUMONT,  B.    Essay  on  provident  or  parish  banks, 

for  the  improvement  of  the  savings  of  tradesmen. 
(In  Pamphleteer,  1816;  v.  7  of  B  838) 

—  CHRISTIAN,  E.     Plan  for   a   county   provident 

bank.     London,  1816.  8°. 

—  BOWLES,  J.     Reasons  for  the  establishment  of 

savings  banks.     3d  ed.      London,  1817.  8°. 

—  ANNALS  of  the  banks  for  savings.     London,  1818.  8". 

(B  676) 

—  DOCUMENTS  rel.  to  savings  banks,  intemperance,  and 

lotteries.    N.  Y.,  1819.  8°.    (B  985) 

—  OBSERVATIONS  on  banks  for  savings.    (In  Pamphle 

teer,  1819;  v.  13  of  B838) 

—  CHRISTIAN,   E.     General   obs.    on    provident   banks. 

(In  Pamphleteer,  1820;  v.  17  of  B  838) 

—  MEREWETtlER,  F.     Letter  on  agric.  and  rent;  substi 

tution  of  savings'  banks  for  poor  laws,  etc.  (In 
Pamphleteer,  1828 ;  v.  29  of  B  838) 

—  COMPTON,  C.     Saving's  bank  assistant.     Lon 

don,  1829.  12°. 

—  GIRAUD,  G.,  d.  1834.    Cassa  di  risparmio.    (In  his 

Opere,  v.  16.  1842.) 

—  MEASE,  J.    Utility  of  public  loan  offices  and  savings 

funds,  established  by  city  authorities,  n.t.p.  [1836.] 
8°.  (B1116) 

—  EANDI,  G.     Sulle  casse  di  risparmio  stabilite  nei  regii 

stati  di  terraferma  sui  loro  risultanienti  e  sui  modi 
di  favorirne  1'incremento.  [1843.]  (In  Turin.  Ac. 
d.  Sci.  Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  6.  1844.) 

—  SCRATCHLEY,  A.     Practical  treatise  on  savings 

banks.     London,  1860.  8°. 

—  LEWINS,  W.      Hist,  of  banks  for   savings   in 

Gr.  Brit,  and  Ireland.     London,  [1866].  8°. 

See  also  the  division  Bank  Department  or  Secretary 

under  the  different  states:  aluo  Post  Office  Banks;  — 

also  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans. 

Savio,  Giovanni.     Apologia  in  difesa  del  'Pastor  fldo'.     (In 

Guarini,  G.  B.     Opere,  v.  4.  1838.) 
Savoloks.     SJOGREN,   A.   J.    Wann  und  wie  wurden   Sa- 

wolotschje   und   die  sawolokschen   Tschuden   Rus- 

sisch?    (In  St.  Petersburg.  Ac.  d.  Sci.    Mem.,  6e 

ser.,  v.  1.  1832.) 
Savona.     MONTI,  A.  M.  de.     Compendio  di  memo- 

rie  hist,    di  Savona,  e   d'huomini   savonesi. 

Rome,  1697.  8°. 
Savonarola,  Giovanni  Michele.    Commentariolus  de  laudi- 

bus  Patavii,  1440.     (In  Muratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Ital. 

scr.,  v.  24.  1738.) 

—  Libellus   de   aqua  vitse.     (In   Rupescissa,  J.   de.    De 

considcratione.  1597.) 

Savonarola,  Girolamo  Maria  Francesco  Matteo. 
Lettere  ined.  di  S.  e  doc.  cone,  lo  stesso;  rac.  dal  P. 
Vincenzo.  (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  app.,v.  8.  I860.) 


SAVONAROLA 


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SAWYER 


—  Poesie  illustrate  per  cura  di  Audin  di  llians. 

Firenze,  1847.  8°. 

—  Trattato   circa  il    reggimento  e   governo   della 

citta  di  Firenze.     6a  ed.      Firenze,  1847.  8°. 

—  BENEDETTO  da  Firenee.    Cedrus  Libani  pssia  vita  di 

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—  MILMAN,  H.  H.       Savonarola,    Erasmus,    and 

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-  Same.    3ded.  aug.  London,  Murray,  1846.  12°. 

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—  BAEDEKER,  C.    Switzerland  with  the  neighbour 

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-  Same.    12th  ed.  cor.    Lond.,  Murray,  1867.  12°. 


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See  alao  Aix-les-Bains. 

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Finance. 

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—  GR.  BRITAIN.      llo.  of  Comm.      Memoire  sur 

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See  also  Chablais  ;  —  House  of  Savoy. 
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—  BELGIOJOSO,  C.  T.  de.      Histoire  de  la  Maison 

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—  BLAEU,  J.     (In  his  Xouv.  theatre.  1725.) 

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—  FERRERO,  F.  M.      Augustae    Sabaudae  domus 

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Sawyer,  Frederick  Wm.  Hits  at  American  whims, 
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Saxby,  Henry.     The    British    customs ;    acct.    of 

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Saxe,  John  Godfrey.  The  masquerade  and  other 
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—  Poems.     New  ed.     Boston,  1853.  16°. 
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Saxon  chronicle.    See  Anglo  Saxon  chronicle. 
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STANFORD,  J.  F.     Rambles  and  researches  in 

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Scaramuzza  ;  poema.     See  Bada,  G. 

Scarborough,  Eng.     GUIDE.     Hull,  1796.  8° 

Scarborough,  Jfe.  SOUTHGATE,  W.  S.  History  of  Scar 
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Scardeone,  Bernardino.  Hist,  de  urbis  Patavii  antiquitate, 
et  Claris  civibus  Patavinis.  —  De  sepulchris  insigni- 
bus  exterorum  Patavii  jacentium.  (In  Graevius. 
Thus,  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  6,  pt.  3.  1722.) 

Scarlatina.  ING  ALLS,  W.  Scarlatina;  letter  to  his  son. 
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Scarlet  fever.  ARMSTRONG,  O.  Scarlet  fever, 
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-  MACMICHAEL,  W.     Infection  of   scarlet    fever, 

etc.     London,  1822.  8°. 

—  DUNHAM,  C.    Scarlatina  renalis.    (In  Mass.  Homceop. 

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Scarlet  gown ;  or,  History  of  the  present  cardi 
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Scarlet  letter ;  a  romance,  by  N.  Hawthorne. 
Boston,  1850.  16°. 

Scarlet  letter,  The;  a  drama;  by  G.  H.  Andrews.  (No.  61 
of  Spencer's  univ.  stage.) 

Scarlett,  James.  LETTER  [to  him]  on  his  bill  rel.  to  poor 
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(B  1424) 

Scarlett,  P.    Campbell.     South   America   and   the 

Pacific.     London,  1838.  2  v.  12°. 
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Voltaire.     (In  his  QEuvres,  v.  13.  1771.) 
Scarpa,  Antonio.      Anatomical,  pathol.,  and  surg. 

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Edin.,  1808.  8°. 

—  Anatomicarum  annotationum  lib.  n.      [Ticini, 

1785.]  2  v.  4°. 

Note.  Vol.  1  has  for  title  page,  Anatomicarum  annot. 
liber  I.  de  nervorum  gangliis  et  plexubus ;  v.  2,  Anatomi 
carum  annot.  liber  II  de  organo  olfactus. 

—  Principal  diseases  of  the  eye  ;    tr.  with   notes 

by  J.  Briggs.     London,  1*806.  8°. 

—  Reflexions   anat.    chirurg.  sur  1'aneurismc ;  tr. 

par  J.  Delpech.    Paris,  1809.  8°  and  Plates  f°. 

—  Remarks  and  practical  results  of  obs.  on  seirrhus  and 

cancer.     London,  1822.  8°.     (B  831) 

-  Traite  des  hernies  ;  tr.  par  Cayol.     Paris,  1812. 

8"    and  Plates  f°. 

—  Treatise  on  hernia  ;    tr.    with  notes,  by  J.  H. 

Wishart.     Edin..  1814.  8". 

—  Traite  pratique  des  maladies  des  yeux  ;  tr.  de 

1'ital.  2e  ed.  aug.  d'un  extrait  de  1'ouvrage 
du  D.  Ware,  intitule  'Chirurgical  obs.  rel.  to 
the  eye';  tr.par  J.B.  F.  Leveille.  Paris,  1807. 
2  v.  8°. 
Scarron,  Paul.     GZuvres.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1786. 

7  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Epitre  dedicatoire  aux  manes  de 
S.  —  Avis  du  libraire  editeur.  —  Epitre  dedicatoire  a  S. 
—  Lettre  de  M.  de  Balzac.  —  Discours  sur  le  style  bur 
lesque,  et  sur  celui  de  S.  en  particulier.  —  Histoire  de  S. 
et  de  ses  ouvrages.  —  Factum  ou  requete  pour  S.  avec  la 
suite.  —  Portrait  de  S.  —  Testament,  codicille,  et  epi- 
taphe.  —  Portrait.  —  Epitres  dedicatoires.  —  Lettres.  — 
La  mazarinade.  —  Labaronade.  2,  3.  Les  deux  parties 
du  roman  comique.  3.  La  precaution  inutile.  —  Les  hypo 
crites.  —  L'adultere  innocent.  —  Plus  d'effets  que  de 
paroles.  —  Le  chatiment  de  1'avarice.  —  Histoire  de  Dom 
Juan  d'Urbina.  —  Histoire  de  Mantigny,  gentilhomme 
sicilicn.  4.  Les  huit  premiers  livres  du  Virgile  trav- 
esti,  avec  toutes  les  epi'tivs  dedicatoires  a  plusieurs  per- 
Bonnes.  5.  Virgil  travesti,  continue  par  Moreau  de 
Brasei  et  autres.  —  Le  Typhon  ou  la  Gigantomachie.  6. 
Le  marquis  ridicule.  —  L'eeolier  de  Salamanque.  — 
L'heritier  ridicule.  —  Jodelet,  dueliste.  —  Jodelet,  ou 
le  maitre-valet.  —  Dom  Japhet  d:  Annenie.  —  La  fausse 


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apparcnc-e.  —  I,e  prince  eorsaire.  7.  Lea  poeaiea  di- 
verxi-x.  Itequetes  ct  placet**.  —  Epitres  et  satyres.  — 
Klcirics  ei  epithalames.  —  Odes  ct  stances.  —  Ballets  et 
(shannons.  —  Etrennen,  sonnets,  et  rondeaux.  —  Epi- 
Krumnu-s,  madrlgaux,  etc. 

—  Poesio.     (/«  Annalea  poiHiques,  v.  22.  1782.) 

-  GALTIEK,  T.    (In  Kevue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juil.  1844;  — 

nii'l  ill  his  Los  grotesques.  1856.) 

—  GUIZOT,  F.  P.  G.     (In  his  Oorueillc.  1852.) 
Scaruffl,  Gasparo.     Disc,  sopra  le  monete,  e  della  vera  pro- 

porziono    tra    1'oro  u    1'argento.      (In   Economisti 
class,  ital.,  pte.  ant.,  v.  2.  1804.) 

Scasso  e    Borrelle,   Mariano.       Breve    descrizione 
geog.  del  regno  di  Sicilia.   Palermo,  1787.  4°. 

-  Contin.     della    'Storia    di    Sicilia',      1734-91. 

Palermo,  1794.  4°.    (Levesque  de  Burigny,  J. 

Storia,-  v.  6.) 
Scaurus,  Le  palais    dc ;    descr.  d'une  maison  ro- 

niaine;   par  [C.  F.  Mazoisl.     2e  ed.     Paris, 

1822.   8°. 
Scavenius,    L.      Dicecesis  Stavangriensis.     FAmst.,   1C— .1 

(E  78,  no.  183) 
Scelsi,  Giacinto.    AMATO,  G.  d'.    (In  his  Panteon,  v.  1,  2. 

1851.) 

Scelta  bibliotheca  gia  appartenenta  ad  una  illustre 

fam.    che   si    vendera.   per   auzioue   publica. 

Roma,  1837.  12°. 

Scenes  and  adventures  in  Spain,  1838-40.     See  Poco  Mas. 
Scenes  and  occupations  of  country  life.     See  Jesse,  E. 
Scenes  and  sights  in  the  east.     See  Bruce,  J. 
Scenes  and  thoughts  in  Europe  ;  by  an  American 

[G.  II.  CalvertJ.     N.  Y.,  1846.  12°. 
Scenes    dc    campagne,     Adeline    Protat;     par    II. 

Murger.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1862.  12°. 
Scenes  tic  la  vie  contcmporaine  ;  par  A.  de  Brehat. 

Paris,  18.38.   18°. 
Scenes   de   la  vie    de    Boheme ;     par  H.  Murger. 

Xouv.  ed.     Paris,  1863.  12°. 
Scenes  de  la  vie  de  famille ;  par  J.  de  Wailly,  fils. 

Paris,  I860.   18°. 
Scenes    de    la   vie   de  jeunesse ;    par  H.    Murger. 

Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1862.  12°. 
Scenes    de   la  vie  fiarnande ;    par  II.    Conscience. 

2e  ser.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1861.  18°. 
Scenes  de  la  vie  privee  et  publique  des  animaux  ; 

pub.   [par]  P.   J.  Stahl  [HetzelJ  ;    vigil,  par 

Grandville  [J.  I.  I.  Girardl.      Paris,   1842- 

44.  2  v.  8". 
Scenes  de  la   vie   turque;    par  C.   T.  Belgioioso. 

Paris,  1858.  18°. 
Scenes  from  Christian   history;   fby  E.  E.  Halel 

Boston,  N.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 
Scenes  from  the  life  of  Jesus  ;  [by  J.  II.  Morisonl. 

Boston,  1852.  16°. 

Scenes  in  Africa.     See  Mission,  The;  or,  Scenes  in  Africa. 
Scenes  in  my  native  land.     See  Sigourney,  Jfrs.  L.  H. 
Scenes  in  Spain.     N.  Y.,  1837.  12°. 
Scenes  of   clerical  life;    by  George  Eliot.      Lpz., 

Taiichnitz,  1859.  2  v.   16°. 

—  Same.    (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  81-82.  1857;— and 

in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  53-55.  1857.) 
Sceptic,  The;  by  E.  L.  Follen.    London,  1853.  16°. 
Sceptics  and   Scepticism.     SEXTUS  Empiricus,  fl. 

circa  225.     Pyrrhoniarum    institutionum   libri   in; 

cum  H.  8tephani  vers.  et  not.   (In  his  Opera.  1718.) 

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Sceve,  Maurice.    CAHY,  II.  F.    (In  his  Early  French  poets. 
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333.     (12.  6.  80.) 


Sch.,    Fr.  von.     Riigenfahrten.     Berlin,  Stralsund, 

1842.   16°. 
Schaad,   John    Christian.      Ocean    waves   in   lyric 

strains,  and  other  poems  by  the  hermit   of 

St.  Eirene.     Pittsburg,  1856.  8°. 

Schaaf,  Karl.    XICERON,  J.  P.    (/«  his  Mem.,  v.  39.  1738.) 
Schaapherder,    De  ;  een  verhaal  uit  den  Utrecht- 

schen  oorlog  1481-83,  door  J.  van  den  Hage 

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Schacht,  Joannes  Osterdyk.     Institutiones  Omedi- 

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Schack,  Adolf  Friedrich,   Graf  von.      Poesie   und 

Kunst  der  Araber  in  Spanicn.  und  Sicilien. 

Berlin,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 
Schadow,   Johann    Gottfried.      Kunst- Werke  und 

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Schaefer,  Arnold  Dietrich.   Demosthenes  und  seine 

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Der  Ursprung  des  siebenjahrigen  Kriegs  nach  den 
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Schaefer,  Gottfried  Heinrich.  Apparatus  criticus 
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Content*.  Mahne,  G.  L.  Diatribe  de  Aristoxeno 
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—  and    Lembke,  F.  W.      Gesch.  von  Spanien. 

Hamburg,  Gotha,  1831-61.  3  v.  8°.  (Ileeren 
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Schaefer,  Wilhelm.  Die  Konig.  Gemillde-Gallerie 
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Schaeffer,  David  Frederick.  BECKER,  J.  C.  Rede  zum 
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Schaeffer,  George  C.  Description  of  the  fossil  wood  from 
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Lebanon,  Ky.  —  New  test  for  the  nitrates  and  ni 
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Cause  of  saltpetre  explosions.  —  Detection  of  organic 
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Schaeffler,  August.  Ztir  Geschichte  der  oberbayerischen 
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Schaerer,  Emanuel.   Locke,  seine  Verstandestheorie 

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Scheele,  Karl  Wilhelm.  Series  of  experiments  by  which  the 
integrant  parts  of  fluor  spatosus,  or  sparry  finer, 
are  discovered.  From  num.  of  the  Roy.  Swed. 
Acad.  of  Sci.,  1771.  [London,  1772.]  8°.  (B  738) 

—  VICQ  D'AZYR,  F.     (In  hix  OZuvres,  v.  2.  1805.) 
Scheele  (Lat.  Schelius),  Ilabod  Hermann.     Opus- 

cula  politica.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1772.  8°.  (Bur- 
man,  P.  Anal.  Belgica,  v.  2.) 
Contents.  Scheele,  K.  H.  Libertas  publica.  —  Hog- 
ers,  G.  Oratio  de  C.  Julio  Ca?sare  tyranno.  —  Scheele, 
R.  H.  Protrepticus  de  pace,  et  de  canssis  belli  Anglk-i 
primi,  ad  principes  Christianos.  —  Hogers,  G.  Dnse 
orationes  :  De  patria  fortiter  defejulenda,  1065;  De  pace 
Batavorum  et  Britannia,  1607.  —  Scheele,  K.  H.  Liber 
de  jure  imperil.  —  Graevius,  J.  G.  Oratio  in  fnnere 
Schelii.  1662.  —  Hogers,  T.  Threnus  in  ejusdem  obitum. 
—  Heinse,  N.  Eleirioe  in  obitum  S.  —  Kinschot,  C. 
Carmen  de  natali  Virgilii  ad  Schelium.—  Scheele,  K.  II., 
and  Heinse,  N.  Epintola?  mutuae.  — Graevius,  J.  G. 
Epistola  de  obitu  et  mentis  S. 

—  De  sacrnmemis.  —  De  custodia  castrorum.—  De  sti- 

pendio  militairi.  —  De  stipendio  equcstri.  —  De  sti- 
pendioductornm.  —  Dediestipendii.  —  De  frumento 
et  veste.  —  De  tribute  et  aerario.  —  De  prreda.  —  De 
victu  militum.  —  De  itinere.  —  De  agmine  Polybiano. 
—  De  agmine  Vespasiani.  — De  cohortibus  legionis 
antiqua-.  (hi  Graevius,  J.  G.  Thes.  nntiq.  Rom., 
v.  10.  1699.) 

Scheffer,  Ary.  GROTE,  Mrs.  H.  L.  Memoir  of  S. 
London,  1860.  8°. 

—  LA  FORGE,  A.     (In  his  Peinturc  contemp.  en  France. 

1856.) 

—  VITET,  L.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1858.) 
Scheffer   (Lat  Schefferus),  Johann.      De   antiquis 

regni  Suecifc  insignibus.     Holmia?,  1678.  4". 

—  Agrippa   liberator,  sive   Diss.  de   novis   tabulis.     (In 

Graevius,  J.  G.  Thes.  nntiq.  Rom.,  v.  8.  1698.)  — 
De  antiquorum  torquibus  syntagma.  (In  v.  12. 
1699.) 

-  Lapponia  ;     regionis    Lapporum   et    gentis   de- 

scrip  tio.     Frankf.,  1673.  4°. 

—  Lat.     Ilistoire    de    la    Laponie ;     tr.    par   A. 

L[ubin].     Paris,  1678.  4". 

-  De    stylo  ;  gymnasium  styli ;    ace.  Dissert,  de 

comparando  Lat.  Hngutc  facultate  J.  II. 
Boeclcri.  Jena?,  1690.  8°. 

—  De  varietate  navium.     (In  Gronovius,    J.     Thes.  Gr. 

antiq.,  v.  11.  1701.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  39.  1738.) 
Schefl'er-Boichorst,    Paul.     Die  florentinische  Gescliichte 

der  Malespini;    eine   Fiilschung.     (In    Historische 

Zeitschrift,  v.  24.  1870.) 
Scheffler,   Johannes.     Gedichte.     (In    Mueller,  W.     Bibl. 

deutscher  Dichter,  v.  9.  1826.) 
Scheftlar.    ANNALES  S.,  814-1463.    (In  Pertz,  G.  H.    Mon. 

Germ.,  Her.,  v.  17.  1861.) 
Schegk,  Jacob,  the  youngt-r.     Observ.  et  emend,  prajmessa. 

(In  Gruterus,  J.     Lampas,  v.  4.  1604.) 
Schehallien,   Mt.,  one  of  the    Grampians.    PLAYFAIR,  J. 

Account    of    a    lithological   survey  of  S.       (In   his 

Works,  v.  3.  1822.) 
Scheibel,   Johann    Gottfried.     Geschichte   der  luther.   Ge- 

meine  in  Breslau,  Nov.  1830- Feb.    1832.     Niirnb., 

1832.  8°.     (B  1390) 

—  Ein  Wort  briiderliclie  Belehrung  iiber  die  lutherische 

Kirche.     NUrnb.,  1837.  8°.    (B  1390) 

Scheibler,  Christoph.  Metaphysica.  Ed.  emend. 
Oxon.,  1637.  4°. 

-  Same.     Ed.  ult.     Oxon.,  1665.  4°. 
Scheidius,  Everardus.      Prolegomena.      (In   Lennep,  J.  D. 

Etymologicum  lingua;  Gr.,  v.  1.  1790.) 
Scheifele,  Johann  Georg.  Gedichte  in  sch\vabischer 
Mundart  fund]  in  reindeutscher  Sprache.  2s 
Bandchen.     Mindelheim,  1869.    16". 


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Scheinverdienat.     See  Iffland,  A.  W. 

Scheldt.  GR.  BIUT.  King.  Treaty  and  conven 
tion  for  the  redemption  o£  the  Scheldt  toll, 
1S(»:5.  London,  1861.  f°. 

Scheldt  River.  Map.  VISSCIIEK,  N.  J.  Caorte  v:m't 
Scheldt  ende  Santvllet  Antw.,16:iS.  (E78,no.  46) 

Schele,  Rabod  Herman.     See  Scheele,  R.  II. 

Scheie  de  Vere,  Maxmilian.     See  De  Vere,  M.  8. 

Scheler,  Johann.  August  Iluldreich.  Notatric  tables 
des  matieres  dans  les  iieuf  premieres  volumes 
du  Bulletin  du  Bibliophile  beige.  Brux., 
1855.  8°. 

—  Trois  traites  do  lexicographic  latino  du  12e  et  13e  sie- 

clc.     (In  Jahrbuch  f.  roman  u.  englischen  Lit.,  v.  6- 
8.  1865-67.) 

See  also  Annuaire  statistlque  et  hist,  beige. 
Schelhammer,  Oiiiither  Cliristoph.     Constitutio  epidemica 
Holsatica,  1706.      (In  Sydenhain,    T.     Opera  mod. 
1723.) 

—  NICKKON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.33.  1736;  and,  Germ., 

v.  18.  1758.) 
Schalhorn,  Johann  Georg.     AmoDnitates  literariae. 

Francof.,  Lips.,  172(5-31.  14  v.  16°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Schelhorn,  J.  Q.  Notitia  libri 
rarissimi  sub  ipsis  typographies  primordiis  excusi.  — 
Ficini,  M.  De  vita,  moribus,  et  scriptis;  —  Apologia 
pro  M.  Ficino  magiae  postulate.  —  Loredano,  L.,  Doge  of 
Venice.  Litu-rae  ad  reip.  Kfemmlngensia  optimates.  — 
Wagenseil,  J.  C.  Disn.  ined.  do  Joanna  papissa.  — 
Sehelhorn,  J.  G.  Argumenta  contra  Joanna;  puerpe- 
riuni ;  —  Reccnaio  ct  fata  2ae  ed.  Novi  Testamenti  ab 
Krasmo  curatae.  —  Egmondanus,  N.  Epistola  dc  mag- 
istris  nostris  Lovaniensibus.  —  Schelhorn,  J.  G.  Oba. 
de  literis  Carol!  Ludovici,  elect.  1'alat.  et  Degenfoldiae 
barunissa;  amujbujia.  —  Scaliger,  J.  C.  Epistolia  duo. 

—  C.  Bruschii,    —   W.    Rychardi    epistolao.  —  Schel 
horn,    J.   G.     Kecensio  vetustto   Lactantii   operuin   edi- 
tionis ;  —  De  libris   rarioribus   et  variis   raritatis   eorum 
causia. 

2.  Caselius,  J.     Kpitaphium  J.  Borcholdi. — Irenaeua 
bUili<>i>liiltix,  pseud.    Obscrvatio  dc  Sympoaio  Lactantii. 

—  J.    Boemi,    —  W.    J.    Locheri,    —  W.  Rychardi 
epistolae    aii.uiot    incditre.   —    Schelhorn,    J.    G.      De 
liliro  H.   C.    Agrippao   de   incertitudine  et  vanitate   om 
nium  scientiarum   et  artium.  —  Ehinger,  K.     De  fidel- 
itate  aervanda  in  autoribua  citandis.  —  Schelhorn,  J.  G. 
Anali-cta  de  vita,  fatis,  moribus,  et  scriptis  U.  C.  Agrip- 
pae  ab  Xettesheym. 

3.  Schelhorn,   J.  G.     Memorabilia  bibliothecae  Ray- 
mundi  de  Ivratft.  —  Magliabecchi,  A.      Catalogus  libro- 
rum   Oriontalium   bibliothecae  Medieeae.  —  Bruni   Are- 
tino,  L.     Invectiva  in  Carolum  Malatestam.  —  J.  Tezelii, 

—  I'.  Rami,—  M.  Velseri,  —  Augusti  I'rinnpis  German- 
nice,   —  A.   Schotti,  —  N".  O.  F.   de  Peirescii,  —  J.  V. 
Andreas,  —  B.  D.  Carpzovii  dodecas  epistolarum  inedi- 
tanim. 

4.  Schelhorn,    J.    G.     Notitia    rarissimi    cujusdam 
primigeniic  typographic  monumenti;  —  De  artis  typo- 
graphioae  originibus;  —  De  vita  ac  scriptis  F.   Lamberti 
Avenionensis.   —  Spalatinua,  G.     Excerpta   quaedam  e 
diaris.  —  Marchand,   P.     Histoire  de  la  Bible  de  Sixte 
V.,  avec  deH  remarques  pour  connoitre  la  veritable  ed.  de 
15'.»0.  —  Maino,  G.  dal.     Oratio  de  vita  H.  Torti.  —  Ed 
ward  VI.,  of  Kng.     Mandatorum  epitome  in  causa  reli- 
gionis.  —  Pius  IV.,  Pope.     Epistola  ad  Danlelem  archic- 
pisc.  ct  elect.  Mogunt.  de  usu  calicis  laicis  quoque  non- 
imHis  conccdendo.  — John  Philip,  Ahp.  and  Elector  of 
Ufaitz      Epistola  ad  suinmum  pontiticein  de  eadem  re. 

—  D.  Heinaii,  —  C.  Dornavii,  —  J.  Kirchmanni,  —  J. 
Gruteri,  —  J.  F.  Gronovii,   —  G.  Cuperi,  —  J.  II.  Boec- 
leri  cpintoliB  aliaj  inediue.  —  J.  G.  Schelhoru.    Addita- 
niontii  quoedam  et  uotamina. 

5.  Schelhorn,    J.    G.     DC    solrecismig    litcrariis.    — 
Duerr,  J.  O.     De  J.  Fausto.  —  De  •!.    Avcntini    anna- 
lium    epitome  variisque  ac   variantibus  editionibus.   — 
Lambeciua,    1'.    Commentariorum   de   bibliotb.  O;c»ar. 
Vindobonensi  llbrl JX.  fTagm.  —  Welaer,  M.    Monumen- 
torum   Augustiin.    supplementum.  —  Schelhorn,   J.   G. 
Analecta  ad  historian!  , I.  Burrhi.  —  Huet,  F.  D.,  Bp.  of 
Avr<tnche*.    Tabuhc   donationis  bibliotheca?  Huotii.  — 
J.  Gruteri,  —  B.  A.  Balbini,  —  A.  C.  Eschenbachi,  — T. 
Jaaonii  epistolse  q\uedam  inedit;e.  —  Electa  epistolica.  — 
Laniinit,  J.  J.     Oratio  in  laudein  B.  Burtelini  Memmin- 
gensiH,  lort:!.  —  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Diss.  de  libris  rariori 
bus  continuatio;  —  Addenda  et  emendanda. 

6.  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Analecta  ad  historian!  confes- 
sionis  Tetrapolitaiiie;  —  Documenta  ad  hi«toriam  confea- 
pioniH  Tetrapolitanue.  —  Diacipuli  de  temporibus  moni- 
tum  de  pnejudicio   hermeneutico   accuratiorem   Apoea- 
lypseosexplicationem  etiamnum  impediente.  —  Brucker, 


J.  J.  Notitia  rarissimao  versionis  GermanlcsB  libri 
Ps.ilinorum  ab  Ottmaro  Lust'inio  confectaa.  —  Schelhorn, 
J.  (J.  De  LitKcinii  versione  Latina  1'salterii  aliisque 
Bcriptis.  —  Welach,  G.  II.  Specimen  anpplementorum 
ad  btbliothecam  (Jesnero-Simlero-Frisianain.  —  Scal 
iger,  J.  C.  EpiHtolii!  noimullio.  —  Valois,  II.  and  A. 
kpistola?  ad  J.  A.  I'ortnerum.  —  Spener,  P.  J.  Epis- 
tolae.  —  Spizel,  T.  Elogium  T.  Lansii ;  —  Elogium  .T. 
B.  Schuppi;  —  Elogium  H.  Creidii.  —  Schelhorn,  J. 
G.  Variae  observationes. 

7.  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    Com.  in  antiqua  monumenta  in 
agro  Tigurino,  1724,  eruta;  diss.  de  llbrlc  combuntis.  — 
Brucker,  J.  J.     Schediasma  hist,  pbiloa.  de  convenicntia 
numerorum  1'ytbagoras  cum  idcis  i'latonis,  harumque  ex 
illia   origine.  —  Schelhorn,   J.   G.      Diss.   epistolica  ad 
Irenteum   bibliopbilum,   cui    praster    Paul!    in.    bullam 
prorogationis  concilii  Mantuam  prius  indicti  quaodam  de 
consilio  de  emendanda  Rom.  eccfesia  Paulo  III.  dato,  etc., 
observationes  insertas  sunt;  —  Variic  observationes. 

8.  Brucker,  J.     Suppl.  u.  ad  Historian!  pliilosophi- 
cam  doctrinal  de  idols.  —  Schelhorn,   J.  G.     DC  variis 
poenis  in  libros  statutia.  —  P.,  C.  R.     Epistola  critica  de 
punctis  controversial  Kernpisianae  praecipuis.  —  Brucker, 
J.  J.      Epistola  de  proviilentia  divina,  sectae  Stoicae.  — 
Dolp,  D.  E.     Spicilegium  observationum  de  J.  Aventino 
ejusque  Annalibus  Bojorum.  —  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Diss. 
I.  de  libris    publica  auctoritate    combustis.  —   Prague. 
Universitas.      Judicium    magistrorum   Academiaa    Pra- 
gensis  de  propositionibua  quibusdam  J.  Mtuisingcri.  — 
Scaliger,  J.  C.    Epistolae  nonnullaa.  —  E.  Baluzii,  —  J. 
Schilteri,   —  J.  Mabillonii,    —  T.  Ruinarti    epistolae. 
quaedam.  —  J.  J.  Brucker.    Additainenta  ad  vitam  E 
Ehingeri. 

9.  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Diss.  2a  de  libris  publica  aucto 
ritate  combustis ;  —  Analecta  ad  diss.  dc  libr.  comb.   — 
Allacci,  L.     Confutatio   fabulso   de  Joanna  papissa  ex 
nionunientis  Grasci.s.  —  Palthena,  J.  P.     Epist.  de  eodem 
argumento.  —  Breitinger,  J.  J.     Suppl.  ad  commenta- 
tionem  de  nionunientis  antiquis  in  agro  Tigurino  erutis. 

—  Zimmermann,  J.     Exercitatio  de  atheismo  Platonis. 

—  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    De  primitiia  typographicia  Harle- 
mensibus  et  Utt'enbachianis. 

10.  Brucker,  J.  J.     De  vita  ct  scriptis  A.  P.  Gasseri. 

—  Schenck,  M.    Epist.  ad  H.  Wolttutn.  —  Schelhorn, 
J.  G.     Index  scriptorum  amu;b*oriim,  controversiam  de 
monarehia  Siciliae  Papam   inter  et  Siciliae  rcges  nostro 
hoc  saBculo  agitatam  concerncntium.  —  Breitinger,  J.  J. 
Exercit.  crit.  in  vitam  A.  Persii  Flaoci.  —  Schelhorn,  J. 
G.  Dissertatio  epistolaris  ad  F.  J.  Boyschlagiuin;  [com- 
plcctens  J.  Camerarii  elogiumM.  A.  Flamlnli,  de  auctore 
libelli  de  papa  muliere;  de  Reginonis-harmonica  institu- 
tionc  fit  indicem    editionum    Aldinarum] ;   —   Elogium 
Petri  Carncsecae.  —  Hauber,    E.  D.     Monumenta   Heil- 
bronnensia,  in   agro  Cisnigrano  inventa.   —  Breitinger, 
J.  J.     De  nonnullis  lapidibus  literatis  Romanac  pietatia 
monumcntis.  —  Schelhorn,  J.  G.      Variae  obscrvationes. 

—  H.  Grotii,  —  M.  Freheri,  —  C.  Patini,  —  A.  Rechec- 
bergi  epistolae  quaedam  ineditae  e  bibliotheca  Uft'enbach- 
iana. 

11.  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     De  Joanne  Campano  anti-trin. 
itario.  —  Zimmermann,  J.     Meditatio  de  praestantia  re- 
ligionis  Christianae  collata  cum  philosopbia  Socratis.  — 
Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Notitia  codids  ms.  varios  aermonea 
in  concilio  Constanticnsi  habitos  praetcr  alia  complecten- 
tia.  —  Vienna.  Universitat.    Judicium   de   quibusdam 
propositionibus  J.   Miinsingeri.  —  Krafft,  R.   de.     Me- 
moria  R.  Kraft't.  —  Thurm,  J.  J.     Selecta  ex  itinere  lite- 
rario.  —  Carpzov,  J.  B.     Biga  epistolarum  ad  T.  Spize- 
lium.  —  Jacobua   de.   Voragine.       Calendarium   etymo- 
logicum  ex  historia  Lombardica.  —  Brucker,  J.  J.     An 
alecta  ad  vitam  M.  Schenckii. 

12.  Zimmermann,    J.      Vindiciae    dissertationis    de  ' 
atheismo   Platonis,   contra  D.    N.   H.    Gundlingium.  — 
Bagger,    II.     Mcmoria    M.    Joannis    Schmidii    tbeologi 
ca-cj.  —  Frickiua,  J.   G.     De  J.  Morono,  cardinal!,  ar- 
ticulisriue  quibusab  juasu  Paul!  IV.  olim  tanquam  Luthe- 
ranismi  suspectus  et  in  vinculis  detentus  accusabatur.  — 
Giffen  (Lat.  Giphanius),  J.  ^VdGalliarum  regem  sui>pli- 
catlo  pro  impressorio,  cum  indice  librorum  II.  Gipbani1. 

—  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Historia  dialog.u-um  Crolii  Secundi 
Curionis  de  amplitudine  beat!  regni  D  •!.  —  J.  Melanch- 
thonis,  —  J.   A.  Portneri,  —  P.  J.  Speneri,  —  J.  G. 
Olearii,  —  J.  Gronovii,  —  J.  Fabricii,   —  C.  Scriverii 
cpUtolae    ineditae.   —    Peter,     Cardinal,  and     fl/>.   of 
Augs'iury.     Literae  indulgentiarum,  in  ccclesise  Brenzi- 
:in;r  gratiam. 

13.  Brucker,    J.    J.     Elogium    Lur^a?  Kchrfflckii.   — 
Zimmermann,   J.     Vindiciarum   cxercitationis  sum  de 
atheismo    Platonis  pars  u. — Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Dc  ex- 
irniis  Siievorum    in  literaturam    Orlentalem    mcritis.  — 
Mezler,  T.     Epistola  ded.  prsemissa  libris  de  imitatione 
Cbristi,  ab  ipso  elegiace,  1('4">,  verais,  cum  viri  erudili  in 
earn   animadvcrsionibus.  —  Massuet,   R.   IIci'Tii?    episto 
larum  ad  P.  B.  Pex.  —  Brucker,  J.     Di»8.  epistolaris  de 


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Stratonis  Lampsaceni   atheismo  ad    Jacobum    Zimnicr- 
ruannum. 

14.    Stupanus,  J.  N.    Oratio  panegyrics  de  C.  S.  Cu- 
rionis  vita.  —  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    De  vita  J.  Homclii.  — 
Sealtelus,  A.     Ad  lioraanos  judices  pro  Ambrosio  de 
Gumppenberg  contra  J.  Albertum  Widmestadium  ora- 
tionum   actio  r.  —  Epistola?  incditae.  —  C.  Forstneri,  — 
T.  Spizelii,  —  J.  B.  Carpzovii,  —  C.  Arnold!,  —  J.  B. 
Buxtorfli  epistolse.  —  Electa  epistolica. 
Schelius,  Robodus  Hermannus.     See  Scheele,  R.  II. 
Schellen,  Thomas  Joseph  H.  Das  atlantische  Kabel. 

Braunschweig,  1867.  8°. 

Scheller,  Immanuel  Johann  Gerhard.  Anleitung 
die  alten  lateinishen  Schriftsteller  zu  erklaren ; 
nebst  einem  Nachahmung  des  Cicero  und 
einem  Vorschlage  das  griechische  und  he- 
braische  auf  ahnliche  Art  zu  erlerncn  ;  hrsg. 
v6n  H.Klotz.  Halle,  1770.  8°. 

—  Ausfuhrliches  deutsch-latinisches  Worterbuch. 

3e  Aufl.-    Lpz.,  1805.  2  pt.  8°. 

—  Ausfuhrliches  lateinisch-deutsches  Worterbuch. 

3e  Aufl.     Lpz.,  1804.  5  pt.  8°. 

—  Kurzgefasste  lateinische  Sprachlehre.    3e  Aufl. 

Lpz.,  1785.  8°. 

—  Observationes   in  priscos  scrip  tores   quosdam. 

Lips.,  1785.  8°. 
Scheller,  Karl  Friedrich  Arend.     See  Shigt  Bok  der  Stad 

Brunswyk. 
SchellhafFer,  Heinrich  Gottlieb  (Lot.  Theophilus). 

Meditationes  de  origine  juris  circa  mulieres. 

Lips.,  1738.  4°. 
Schelling,  Friedrich  \Vilhelm  Joseph  von.    Sammt- 

liche  Werke.      Stuttg.  und  Augsb.,  1856-61. 

14  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Pt.  1,  v.  1.  De  prima  malorum  humano- 
rum  origine.  —  Ucber  Mythen.  —  Moglichkeit  finer 
Form  der  Philosophic  Uberhaupt.  —  De  Marclone  Paul- 
linarum  Epist.  emendatoro.  —  Vom  Ich  als  Princip  der 
Philosophie.  —  None  Deduktlon  dcs  Naturrechts.  — 
Briefe  Uber  Dogmatismus  und  Kriticismus.  —  ErlJiute- 
rung  des  Idealismus  der  Wissenschaftslebre.  —  Ucber 
die  Frage,  Welcbe  Fortschritte  bat  die  Metaphysik  seit 
Leibnizens  und  Wolfs  Zeiten  in  Deutschland  gemacht.  — 
Ueber  die  Frage,  ob  eine  Philosophic  der  Erfabrung,  ins- 
besondere,  ob  eine  Philos.  der  Gesebicbte  moglich  sey.  — 
Ueber  Offenbarungund  Volksunterricht.  —  Recension.  2. 
Ideen  zu  einer  Philosophie  der  Natur.  —  Von  der  Welt- 
seele.  3.  Erster  Entwurf  eines  Systems  der  Natur- 
philosophie. —  Einleitung  zu  dem  Entwurf  eines  Systems 
der  Naturphilosophie.  —  System  des  transcendentalen 
Idealismus.  —  Ueber  die  Jenalsche  Allgemeine  Litera- 
turzeitung.  4.  Allgemeine  Deduktion  des  dynamlschen 
Processes.  —  Ueber  "den  wahren  Begritt'  der  Naturphil- 
osophie.  —  Darstellung  meines  Systems  der  Philoso 
phic.  —  Bruno,  ein  Gesprach.  —  Fernere  Darstellung 
aus  dem  System  der  Philosophie.  —  Die  vier  edlen 
Metalle.  —  Miscellen.  5.  Abhandlungen,  Recensionen, 
u.s.w.,  aus  dem  Krit.  Journal  der  Philosophie.  —  Vorle- 
snngen  Ub  die  Methode  des  akadem.  Studiums.  —  Phil 
osophic  der  Kunst.  6.  Kant.  —  Philosophie  und  Re 
ligion.  —  Propiideutik  der  Philosophic.  —  System  der 
gesammten  Philosophie  und  der  Natur-philosopble  ins- 
besondere.  7.  Darlegung  des  wahren  Verhaltnisses 
der  Naturphilosophie  zu  der  verbesserten  Fichteschen 
Lehre.  —  Aus  den  Jahrbiicbern  der  Medicin  als  Wissen- 
schaft.  —  Ueber  das  Verhiiltniss  der  bildenden  Kiinste 
zu  der  Natur.  —  Ueber  das  Wesen  der  menschlichen 
Freiheit  und  die  damit  zusammenhangenden  Gegen- 
stiinde.  —  Stuttgarter  Privatvorlesnngen.  —  Aufsatze  und 
Recensionen  aus  der  jcnaer  und  erlanger  Litcratur/ei- 
tung  und  dem  Morgenblatt.  8.  Ueber  das  Wesen 
deutscher  Wissensehaft.  —  Schellings  Denkmal  der 
Scbrift  von  den  gottlichen  Dingen,M..s.!r.,  des  F.II.  Jacob!, 
•u.s.w.  —  Aus  der  Allgemeinen  Zeitschrift  von  Deut- 
schen  filr  Deutsche.  —  Dir  Weltalter.  Is  Buch.  —  Ue 
ber  die  Gottheitcn  von  Samothrake.  —  Kleinere  Aufsiitze. 

9.  Ueber   den    Zusammenhang    der    Natur    mil     der 
Geisterwelt.  —  Kunstgeschichtliche  Anmerk.,  zu  J.  M. 
Wasrners   Bericht  Uber  die  aginetischcn   Bildwerke.  — 
Erlanger   Vortriige.   —   Spieilegium    observ.   in   noviss. 
Arnobii  editionem.  —  Abhandlungen  pliilolog.  und  my- 
tholog.  Inbalts.  —  le  Vorlesung  in   Miinchen.  —  Reden. 

10.  Zur  Geschicbte  der  neueren    Philosophie.   —  Vor- 
rede  zu  einer  philos.   Sebrift  des  V.  Cousin.  —  Darstel 
lung    dcs    pbilos.    Empirismus.    -•    Antliropologisehes 
Schema.  —  Worte  zum   Andenken   des   Freiherrn  von 
Moll  und  Sylvestre  de  Sacys.  —  Darstellung  des  Natur- 


processes.  —  Vorwort  zu  H.  Steffens  nachgelassenen 
Schriften.  —  VorbemerkungeD  zu  der  Frage  Uber  den 
Ursprungder  Spraebe.  —  Epigrammata.  —  Gedichte  und 
metrisehe  Uebarsetzungen. 

Part  2,  v.  1.  Einleitung  in  die  Philosophie  der  My- 
thologie.  2.  Philosopliie  der  Mythologie.  3,  4.  Phi 
losophie  der  Offenbarung. 

—  Eruno,  ou    Du   principe  divin    et  naturel    des 

choses  ;  tr.  par  C.  llusson.     Paris,  1845.  8°. 

—  Introduction  to  idealism.  —  Introduction  to  the  phil 

osophy  of  nature;  tr.  by  T.  Davidson.  (In  Journal 
of  spec,  philos.,  v.  1.  1S67.) 

—  Rel.  of  the  plastic  arts  to  nature,     (fn  Hedge,  F.  H. 

Prose  writers  of  Germany.  1848.) 

—  Systeme  de  1'idealisme  transcendantal ;    suivi 

d'un  jugement  sur  la  philosophic  de  V. 
Cousin,  et  sur  1'eta.t  de  la  philosophic  francaise 
et  de  la  philosophic  allemande ;  [et]  du  dis- 
cours  a  1'ouverture  de  son  cours  de  phi 
losophic  a  Berlin,  1841  ;  tr.  par  P.  Grimblot. 
Paris,  1842.  8". 

—  BARCHOC  DE  PKNHOEN,  A.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 

fev.,  av.  1833.) —  THOMAS,  A.  (In  juil.  1840.)  — 
SAISSET,  E.  (In  fev.  1846.) 

—  FEHRIEB,  J.  F.    (In  his  Lectures,  v.  2.  1866.) 

—  HEGEL,  G.  \V.  F.      Differenz  des  Fichte'schen    und 

Schelling'schen  Systems  der  Philosophic.  (In  his 
Werke,  v.  1.  1845.) 

-;-  KAPF,  F.  Ein  Beitrag  zur  Geschichte  dcs 
Tages  ;  von  einem  vieljahrigen  Beobachtcr. 
Lpz.,  1843.  8°. 

—  MATTER,  A.  J.    Schelling,  ou  La  philosophic  de 

la  nature  et  de  la  revelation.  Nouv.  ed. 
Paris,  1845.  8°. 

—  MIGNET,  F.  A.  A.     Sur  la  vie  et  les  travail x  de  S.     (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  $ti.  Mor.     Mem.,  v.  11.  1862.) 

—  PAULUS,  II.  E.G.     Die  endlich  offenbar  gewor- 

dene  positive  Philosophie  der  Offenbarung 
oder  Entstehungsgeschichte,  -\vortlicher  Text, 
^t.s.w.,  der  Schellingischen  Entdeckungen, 
Uber  Philosophie  Uberhaupt,  Mythologie, 
und  Offenbarung  des  dogmatischen  Christen- 
thums.  Darmst.,  1843.  8°. 

—  STEFFENS,  II.     Reminiscences  of  S.     (In  his  Story  of 

my  career.  1863.) 
Schelmische  Frcier,  Der;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.     (In  his 

Theater,  v.  31.  1841.) 
Schelstraten,  Emmanuel.     De  antiquis  Romanorum   ponti- 

ticum    catalogis,   etc.     (In  Muratori,    L.  A.     Rer. 

ital.  scr.,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  2.  1723,  24.) 

—  NICERON,    J.    P.       (In  his  Mem.,  v.   21.  1733;   and, 

Germ.,  v.  16.  1758.) 

Schenck,  J.  H.  History  and  description  of  consumption ; 
certificates  from  patients  cured  by  Schenck's  pul- 
monic  syrup.  N.  Y.,  [184G?].  8°.  (B  1561) 

Schenck  (Lett.  Schenckius),  Johann  Theodor.  NlCERON, 
J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  22.  1733;  and,  Germ.,  v.  16. 
1758.) 

Schenck,  Matthias.  Epistola  ad  II.  Woliium.  (In  Schel 
horn,  J.  G.  Amcen.  lit.,  -v.  10.)  —  BRUCKER,  J. 
Analecta  ad  vitam  M.  Schenckii.  (In  v.  11.  1729.) 

Schenck,  Noah  Hunt.  Christian  moderation;  sermon.  2d 
ed.  Bait.,  1861.  8".  (B  1301) 

Schenck,  Peter  Adam.  See  Gelston,  I).;  —  Hoyt,  G. 
Case  of  S.  (B  340) 

Schenck,  Gen.  Robert  Cumming.  Speech  in  reply  to  Gid- 
dings  on  a  resolution  to  appoint  the  standing  com 
mittees,  Dec.  27,  1849.  Wash.,  1850.  8°.  (B  1504) 

Sueecli    on   the   bill   to   refund   Gen.   Jackson's   fine. 

Wash.,  1844.  8°.    (B  1174) 

Scliendel,  Petrus  van.  Catalogue  des  tableaux,  etc. 
Brux.,  [1871].  8°. 

Schenectady.  VAN  RENSSELAER,  M.  Memoir  of  the 
French  and  Indian  exped.  against  the  province  of 
N  Y.,  which  surprised  and  burned  Schenectndy, 
Feb.  9,  1689-90.  (In  K.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  I'roc.,  1846.) 

Schenkel,  Daniel.  Character  of  Jesus  portrayed  ; 
tr.'from  the  3d  German  ed.,  with  introd.  and 
notes,  by  W.  II.  Furiiess.  Boston,  1866.  2  v. 

12°. 

Scheremetjewski, -.  Ueber  die  Aenderung  des  re^pira- 
toriscben  Gasaustausches  durch  die  ZnfUgung  ver- 
brennlicher  Molecule  zum  kreisenden  Blute.  (In 
Ludwig,  C.  Arbeiteu.  1809.) 


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Scherer,  Edmond.      Melanges  d'histoire  religieuse. 

Paris,  1864.  8°. 

Contents.  Introd.  —  La  philosophic  de  1'histoire.  — 
Notre  race  et  ses  ancetres.  —  La  mythologie  comparee. 
—  La  vie  de  Jesus.  —  Une  nouvellc  traduction  du  Nou- 
veau  Testament.  —  Un  systeme  du  monde  moral.  —  Le 
materialisms  et  le  spiritnalisme.  —  La  conversion  d'un 
Btoi'cien.  —  La  crise  du  protestantisme.  —  Les  confes 
sions  d'un  missionnaire.  —  Hegel  et  I'liegelianisme.  —  Le 
saint-simonisme  et  la  societe.  —  Le  bonhetir.  —  Le  pro- 
gres.  —  Des  mots  hebreux  dans  le  francais. 

-  Nouvelles  etudes  sur  la  lit.  contemp.      Paris, 

1865.  18°. 

Contents.  Le  comte  de  Cavour.  —  Dominique.  — 
Waterloo.  —  La  eomedio  de  Dante  Alighieri.  —  Les 
mem.  de  Foucault.  —  Le  Faust  de  Goethe.  —  Le  18e 
etecle.  —  Mine,  de  Sevigne  et  son  cousin  Bussy.  —  Un 
critique  sous  Tempire.  —  Sismondi.  —  Maurice  "de  Gue- 
rin.  —  La  corrcsp.  de  Lacordaire.  —  Mine.  Roland.  — 
Les  lolelrs  d'un  magistral.  —  L'hist.  de  Cesar.  —  La 
monarchic  de  1830. 

—  Hegel  et  I'hegelianiamc.  —  Lacrise  du  protestantisme 
en  Angleterre.  (/«  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.,  mai 
1881.)  — Lea  confessions  d'un  missionnaire  anglais, 
J.  W.  Coleneo.  (I,,  mars  1863.) 

bcnerer,  II.  Der  Ranb  der  drei  Bisthiimer  Metz,  Tull,  und 
Verdun  im  L>5'J  bis  zu  Hirer  formlichen  Abtn-tung 
an  Frankreich  im  westfalischen  Frieden.  (In  His- 
tonsches  Taschenbuch,  1K42.)  —  Der  Verrath  Stras- 
burgs  an  Frankreich,  1681.  (In  1843.) 
Scherer,  Johann  Benedikt.  Histoire  raisonnee  du 
commerce  de  la  Russie.  Paris,  1788.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Recherches  hist,  et  geog.  sur  le  Nouv.  Monde. 

Paris,  1777.  8". 
Schermerhorn,  James  W.,  &  Co.  School  material. 

N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 
Schermerhorn,  John  F.  Communications  rel.  to  Bible  soci- 

eties  m  the  U.  S.  1813.     See  Mills,  S.  J 

-  Report  cone    western  Indians.      (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

col.,  v.  u.  1814.) 

-  Same,    n.t.p.     [1812.]  8°.     (B  459) 

-  and  Mills,  S.  J.    Correct  view  of  that  part  of  the  U.  S. 

west  of  Allegany  Mts.  with  regard  to    religion   and 
morals.     Hartford,  1814.  8°.    (B  454) 
HAZARD,    E.      Remarks  on    the    report   on    Western 

Indians.    (/„  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  14.  1816  V 
:nerpmg^Magmis    Hermanns.     ^ee  Meeraan,    P.     Cata- 

Scherr,  Johannes.     Schiller  und  seine  Zeit.    N  Y 
[I860].  2  v.  12°. 

Scherzer,  Carl  von.  Narrative  of  the  circumnavi 
gation  of  the  globe  by  the  Austrian  frigate 
JSovara,  1857-59.  London,  1861-63.  3  v. 
8°.  (Novara.  Reise,  beschreib.  Th  ) 

-  Reise  der  osterr.  Fregatte  Novara :  statistisch- 

commercieller  Theil.  Wien,  1864-65  2  v  4° 
1  ravels  in  the  free  states  of  Central  America'. 
London,  1857.  2  v.  12°. 

Schetz,  Caspar.  Commentarius  ineditus  de  rebus 
qu;c  inter  Joannem  Austriaeum  et  Bel<ni 
prdines  acts?  fuerunt ;  ace.  Dialogus  de  pace 
inter  PhUlipum  n.  et  Belgas  ineunda  et  alia 
opuscula;  ed.  P.  Burmann.  Lugd.  Bat., 
1772.  8°.  (Analecta  Belgica,  v.  1  ) 

Scheuchzer,  Johann  Jakob.  Herbarium  dilu- 
_vianum.  Ed.  nov.  Lugd.  Bat..  1723.  f°. 

-  Kupfer-Bibel,   in    welchcr    die   Physica   sacra 

derer  in  Heil.  Schrifft  vorkommenden  natur- 
lichen  Sachen  erklart.  Au"-spunr,  Ulra 
1731-33.  3  v.  and  Plates  f°. 

-  0«p«^wY//f  Helveticus ;  sive.  Itinera  per  Hel- 

vetue  Alpinas  regiones.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1723 
4  v.  4°. 

Scheurl,  Cbristoph.  Do  vita  et  ohitu  A.  Krossen  —  Defen- 
sorinm  sacerdotum.  (In  Pirckheimer,  W.  Opera. 

Schiaflno.  Francisco.     The  other  side.  1850.     See  Alcarez, 

Schiassi,    Filippo.      Lexicon   epigraphicum    Mor- 

cellianum.     Bonon.,  1835-38.  4  v.  4°. 
—   De  Napoleone  iuscriptiones.     See  Morcelli,  S.  A. 


Schiavina.  Gugliclmo.  Annales  Alexandrini.  (In  Sar 
dinia.  Mon.  hist,  pat.,  v.  11.  1863.) 

Schickler,  Fernand.  En  Orient,  souvenirs  de 
voyage,  1858-61.  Paris,  1863.  18°. 

—  Notices  biog.     (In  Douen,  E.  O.     Ilistoire  de  la  Soc. 

Bibliqne,  etc.  1868.) 

Schiedam.     MAP.    n.p.,  [17— ].     (EGO) 

Schieferdecker,  C.  C.  Curability  of  consumption  demon 
strated,  and  the  applicability  of  the  remedies  of  J. 
Lobethal  established.  N.  Y.,  1862.  8°.  (B  1561) 

Schiel,  James.  Geological  report  of  the  country  explored 
under  the  38th  and  41st  parallels,  (hi  U.  S.  War 
Depart.  Reports  of  explorations  for  a  U.K.  to  the 
Pacific  in  1853-54,  v.  '!.) 

Schierbeek,  It.  J.  Catalogus  der  Bibliotheek  nage- 
laten  door  J.  B.  de  La  Faille.  Groningen, 
1868.  2  v.  8°. 

Schiff,  Hermann.  Das  koschere  Haus ;  Novelle. 
Hamburg,  1866.  8°. 

Schildtberger,  Johann.  Travels  into  Tartary,  1394.  (/;» 
Kerr,  R.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1824.) 

Schill,  Johann  Golfried  [Gottfried?].  ZWICK,  II. 
A.  Calmuc  Tartary;  journey,  1823.  Lon 
don,  1831.  8°. 

Schiller,  Johann  Christoph  Friedrich  von.     Sammt- 
liche    Werke.       Wien,    Stuttgart,    1819-20. 
IS  v.   (v.  6  w.).  12°. 
Content*.    Vol.  1.    Nnchrichten  von   Schillers  Leben. 

—  Gedichte.  —  Metrische  Uebersetzungen.    2.   Gedichte. 
3.     Die   Kiiubcr.   —   Die  Verschworung  des  Fiesko  zu 
Gcnua.     4.     Kabale   und   Liebe.  —  Metrische  Ueberset- 
zungen.      5.     Don    Karlos.  —  Der   Menschenfeind.      6. 
Wanting.      7.     Maria  Stuart.  —  Die  Jung  frail  von  Or 
leans.  —  Die  Braut  von  Messina.      8.     Wilhelm  Tell.  — 
Die  Iliildigung  der  Kilnste.  —  Macbeth.      9.    Tnrandot. 

—  Phiidra.  —  Der  Parasit.  —  Der  Neffe  als  Onkel.   — 
Demetrius.  —  Warbeck.  —  Die  Maltheser.  —  Die  Kinder 
des  Hauses.      10.     Ueber  das  Deutsche  Theater.  —  Der 
Spazlergang   nnter  den   Linden.  —  Handlung  aus  der 
neue>ten  Qeschlcbte.  —  Die  Schaubiihne  als  eine  mora 
list-he  Anstalt.  —  Der  Verbrechi-r  aus  verlorner  Khre.  — 
Spiel   des   Schicksals.  •—  Der   Geisterseher.  —  Philoso- 
pbiscbe   Hriefe.   —    Briefe   iiber  Don   Karlos.      11,   12. 
Geschichte  des  Abfalls  der  Vereinigten  Xiederlande.     13, 
14.    Gescliichte  des  dreyssig^ahrigen  Krieges.     15,  16. 
Historischen    Vorlesungen    und    Aufsiitze.      17.     Ueber 
Anrhutli  und  Wilrde.  —  Das  Patbetische.  —  Vergnugens 
an  tragisohen  (f c  genstanden.  —  Die  tragische  Kunst.  — 
Ueber    verschiedenc    Usthetische    Gegenstande.   —  Die 
asthetische  Erziehung    des    Menschen.      18.    Aufsiitze 
und  Recensionen. 

—  Werke.     Stuttgart,  1865-67.  12  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Schiller.  —  Gedichte  der  len-3en 
Periode.  —  Semele.  2.  Die  Ranber.  —  Die  Verschwo 
rung  des  Fiesco  zu  Genua.  —  Kabale  und  Liebe.  3. 
Don  Carlos,  Infant  von  Spanien.  —  Der  Menschen 
feind.  4.  Wallenstein.  5.  Maria  Stuart.  —  Die 
Jungfrau  von  Orleans.  6.  Wilhelm  Tell.  —  Die  IIul- 
digung  der  Kilnste.  —  Die  Braut  von  Messina  oder  die 
feindlichen  Briider.  7.  Iphigenie  in  Aulis;  iibersetzt 
aus  dem  Euripides.  —  Scenen  aus  den  PhoniziVrinncn 
dcs  Euripides.  —  Macbeth ;  ein  Trauerspiel  von  Shakes 
peare.  —  Turandot,  Prinzessin  von  China.  —  Der  Para- 
sit.  —  Der  Nefte  als  Onkcl.  —  Phadra.  8.  Geschichto 
des  Abfalls  der  vereinigU-n  Niederlande  von  der  spani- 
schen  Regierung.  9.  Gescliichte  des  dreissigjiihrigen 
Kriegs.  10.  Prosaizche  Schrif'en.  Ueber  den  Zu- 
Bammenhang  der  thierischen  Natur  des  Menschen  mit 
seiner  geistigen.  —  Ueber  das  gegen wartime  deutsche 
Theater.  —  Der  Spaziergang  unter  den  Linden.  —  Kine 
grossmiithi<re  Handlung  aus  der  neuestcn  Geschichte.  — 
Die  Schaubiihne  als  eine  moralische  Anstalt  betrachtet. 
—  Der  Verbrccher  aus  verlorner  Ehre.  —  Spiel  des 
Schicksals.  —  Der  Geisterseher.  —  Philosophische 
Briefe.  —  Briefe  iiber  Don  Carlos.  —  Was  heisst  und  zu 
welchem  Ende  studiert  man  Universalgeschichte?  — 
Etwas  iiber  die  erste  Menschengesellschaft  nach  dem 
Leitfaden  der  mosaischen  Urkunde.  —  Die  Sendung 
Moses.  —  Die  Gesetzgebung  des  Lykurgus  und  Solon. 

11,  12.  Kleine  Si-hriften.  Ueber  Voikerwanderung, 
Kreazzlige  und  Mittelalter.  —  llebersiclit  des  Xustands 
von  Europa  ?.ur  Zeil  des  ersten  Kreuzzugs.  —  Universal- 
historisclie  Uebersioht  der  merkwUrdigaten  Staatsbege- 
benhciten  zu  den  /Ceiten  Kaiser  Friedrichs  I.  —  Geschicbte 
der  Unruhen  in  Frankreicb,  welche  der  Ki-gicrung  Hein- 
richs  iv  vorangingen.  —  Herzog  von  Alba  bei  einem 
Frilbstiick  auf  dem  Schlosse  zu  Rudolstadt,  1547.  — 
Denkwtirdlgkeiten  aus  dem  Leben  des  Marschalls  von 
Vieilleville.  —  Vorrede  zu  der  Gtschlchte  des  Maltheser- 


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ordens  nach  Vertot  von  M.  N.  bearbeitet.  —  Vorrede  zu 
dem  ersten  Theile  der  merkwilrdigen  Rechtsfalle  nach 
1'itaval.  —  Ueber  Anmuth  und  Wilrde.  —  Ueber  das 
Pathetlsche.  —  Ueber  den  Grunddes  Vergnllgens  an  tra- 
gischen  Gegenstanden.  —  Ueber  die  tragische  Kunst.  — 
Zerstreute  Betrachtungen  uber  verscbiedene  asthetische 
Gegenstiinde.  12.  pie  asthetische  Erziehung  des 
Menschen,  in  einer  Reihe  von  Briefen.  —  Die  nothwen- 
digen  Grenzen  beim  Gebraueh  schoner  Formeu.  — 
Naive  und  sentimentalische  Dichtung.  —  Den  morali- 
scben  Nutzen  asthetischer  Bitten.  —  Das  Erhabene.^  — 
Gedanken  liber  den  Gebraueh  des  Qemelnen  und  Nie- 
drigen  in  der  Kunst.  —  An  den  Herausgeber  der  Pro- 
pyliien.  —  Biirgers  Gcdicht«.  —  Den  Gartenkalendar  auf 
das  Jahr  1795.  —  Egmont:  Trauerspiel  von  Goethe. 

—  Matthissons  Gedichte.  —  Warbeck.  —  Die  Matthesur. 

—  Die  Kinder  des  Hauses.  —  Demetrius. 

—  Eng.     Works.     London,  Bohn,    1851,  47,  50, 

49.  4  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1,  2.     Historical.    Thirty  years'  war. 

—  Revolt  of  Netherlands;    tr.  by   A.  J.  W.Morrison. 
2.     Hiatorical  and  dramatic.    Trials  of  Counts  Egmont 
and  Horn.  —  Siege  of  Antwerp.  —  Wallenstein's  camp; 
tr.  by  J.  Churchill.  —  Piecolomini.  —  Death    of  Wallen- 
Btein;  tr.  by  S.  T.  Coleridge.  — William  Tell;  tr.  by  T. 
Martin.      3.     Historical  dramas.    Don  Carlos.  —  Mary 
Stuart.  —  Maid  of  Orleans.  —   Bride   of  Messina.      4. 
Early  drnnvtn  and  romances.     Robbers.  —  Fresco.  — 
Love  and  intrigue.  —  Demetrius.  —  Ghost-seer.  —  Sport 
of  destiny;  tr.  by  H.  G.  Bohn. 

—  Amor,  El,  y  la  intriga.     (In  Teatro  nuevo  espaii.,  v.  3. 

1801.) 

—  Briefe.     (In  Herder,  J.  G.  von.    Aus  Herders  Nach- 

lass,  v.  1.  1856.) 

—  Briefe ;     mit    geschichtlichen    Erlauterungen. 

Berlin,  [18—]-  2  v.  16°. 

—  Briefwechsel  mit  Korner  von  1784  bis  zum  Tode 

Schillers.     Lpz.,  1859.  4  v.   16°. 

—  Eng.   Corresp.  of  Schiller  with  Korner ;    with 

biog.   sketches   and    notes  by   L.    Simpson. 
London,  1849.  3  v.   12°. 

—  Briefwechsel   zwischen    Schiller   und    Goethe, 

1794-1805.    Stuttg.,  Tub.,  1828-29.  6  v.   16°. 

—  Eng,     Corresp.  between  Schiller  and  Goethe; 

tr.  by  G.  H.  Calvert.     Vol.  1.     N.  Y.,  1845. 
12". 

—  Don  Carlos  ;    tr.  from  the  German.     London, 

1798.   8°. 

—  Same.     Tr.  by  G.H.  Calvert.     Bait.,  1834.  12°. 

—  Le  feste  di  Eleusi ;  [tr.  da  E.  Mantineo]  ;  diseg- 

nato  in  forma  d'un  fregio  da  G.  M.  Wagner; 
inc.  F.  Ruscheweyh.       Roma,  1817.  ob.  f°. 

—  Gedichte.     Stuttg.,  tub.,  1852.  12°. 

—  Geschichte  des  dreyssigjilhrigen  Kriegs.     Lpz., 
1802.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Eng.     History    of   the   thirty  years'    war    in 

Germany;  tr.  by  Blaquiere.      Dublin,  1800. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  Historical  works  ;  tr.byG.Moir.     Edin.,  1828. 

2  v.  18°.     (Constable's  miscel.,  v.  18,  19.) 
Contents.    Vol.   1.      Revolt  of   the   Netherlands-     2. 
Thirty  years'  war.  — Trial  of  Counts  Egmont  and  Horn. 

—  Siege-  of  Antwerp. 

—  Homage  of  the  arts,  etc.     (In  Brooks,  C.  T.     Schiller's 

homage,  etc.  1844.) 

—  Maria  Stuart.     Tubingen,  1810.  16°. 

—  Same.     Stuttgart,  Augsburg,  1856.   12°. 

—  Eng.  Mary  Stuart.     (In  Kemble,  F.  A.    Plays.  1863.) 

—  Upon  naive  and   sentimental  poetry ;    tr.  by  J.  Weiss. 

(In  Hedge,  F.  H.     Prose  writers  of  Germ.  1848.) 

—  Piccolomiui ;  or,  The  first  part  of  Wallenstein  ; 

drama;    tr.    by    S.  T.  Coleridge.      London, 
1800.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In  Coleridge,  S.  T.     Poet,  works,  v.  3.  1835; 

v.  3.  1854.) 

—  Poems  and   ballads;  tr.  by  Sir  E.  B.  Lytton. 

Edin.,  London,  1852.  8°. 

-  Same.     Lpz.,  Tauchnitz,  1844.   16°. 

-  The  robbers.     N.  Y.,  1793.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In    Sargent,   E.    Modern    standard   drama, 

v.  13.) 


•  Schiller  und  Lotte,  1788-89  ;  [hrsg.  von  E.  von 

Gleicheii-Russwurm].     Stutt.  u.  Augsburg, 
1856.   8°. 

Select  minor  poems ;  tr.  from  Goethe  and 
Schiller;  by  J.  S.  Dwight.  Boston,  1839. 
12°.  (Ripley,  G.  Spec,  of  for.  lit.,  v.  3.) 

•  Song  of  the  bell;  tr.  by  S.  A.  Eliot.     Boston,  1837.  8°. 

(B  1233,  1467,  1628) 

Songs.     (In  Brooks,  C.  T.     Songs   and  ballads.  1842.) 
Translations.     (In  Frothingham,  N.    Metrical  pieces. 

1855.) 
Translations  from  S.     (In  English  hexameter  tr.,  etc. 

1847.) 

Wallenstein;  Ir,  2r  Theil.  Mannheim,  1800. 
2  v.  8°. 

Contentn.      Vol.   1.      Wallenstein's  Lager.       2. 
Wallenstein's  Tod. 

See  also,  in  the  previous  column,  Piecolomini. 
Same.     Ir  Theil.]    Eng.    Wallenstein's  camp  ; 
tr.  by   G.  Moir,   with  mem.   of  A.  Wallen 
stein,  by  G.  W.  Haven.      Boston,  1837.  8°. 

•  Same.     2r  Theil.     4e  Aufl.     Tub.,  1805.  8". 
Same.     Wallensteins     Tod  ;     ein  Trauerspiel. 

Boston,  1865.  8°. 
-  Eng.     Tr.  by  S.  T.  Coleridge.    Lond.,  1800.  8°. 

•  -    Same.      (In    Coleridge,   S.  T.     Poet,   works,  v.    3. 

1835 ;  v.  3.  1854.) 
Wilhelm    Tell.]     Eng.     William  Tell ;    tr.  [by 

C.  T.  Brooks].     Prov.,  1838.   12°. 
William  Tell ;    from   the  German,    with   notes 

and  illust.  by  W.Peter.     Heidclb.,  1839.  12". 
French.   Guillaume  Toll :  tr.  par  H.  Merle  d'Aubigne. 

Paris,  1818.  8°.     (B  1622) 
BACH,  E.     Poems  of  Schiller  explained  ;  with 

a  glossary.     London,  1840.   16". 
BARANTE,  A.  G.  P.  B.  de.      S.,  sa  vie  et  ses  oeuvres. 

(In   hi*    Melanges  hist,  et  lit.,  v.   3.    1830;  —  and 

Etudes  lit.  et  hist.,  v.  2.  1858.) 
BOXBEKGER,  l)r.     Schiller  u.  'Wcrther'.     (In  Archiv 

f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  38.  1865.) 
CARLYLE,  T.     Life  of  S.     Boston,  1833.  12°. 

•  -  Schiller.     (In  Jns  Crit.  essays,  v.  2.  I860.) 

•  DE  QUINCEY,  T.     (In  his  Biog.  essays.  1851.) 
DUEXSTEK,  H.     Schiller  und  Goethe  ;    Uebcr- 

sichten  und  Erlauterungen  zum  Briefwechsel 
zwischen    S.  und  Goethe.      Stuttg.,  1859.  8°. 

ELLET,  E.  F.  Characters  of  S.  Boston,  1839. 
12". 

POLLEN,  C.  T.  C.  Schiller's  life,  with  abstracts  of  his 
dramas.  (In  hi*  Works,  v.  4.  1841.) 

FKIEDEMANN.  F.  T.  S.  u.  Goethe.  (In  Archiv  f.  d. 
Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  3.  1847.) 

GEFFROY,  A.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  v.  46.  1863.) 

GIUMM,  J.  L.  C.  Rude  auf  Schiller.  (In  his  Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  1.  1864.) 

HEKTEL,  — .  S.  als  Ausleger  eines  seiner  Gedichte. 
(In  Archiv  f.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  5.  1849.)  —  HAUFF,  G. 
Parallelen  zu  Goethe  u.  S.  (In  v.  15.  1854.) 

LYTTON,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  Huron.  Life  of  8.  (In  his 
Miscellaneous  prose  works,  v.  1.  1868.) 

KANNEGIESER,    K.  F.  L.     8.   als  Liuderdichter.  - 
LAZAUUSSON,  A:     S.'s  sittliche  Idealc  u.  ihrer  Fort- 
schritt.      (In  Archiv    f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  24. 
1858.) 

MALDEX,  H.  (In  his  Disting.  men.  of  mod.  times, 
v.  4.  183S;  v.  40  of  Lib.  ent.  knl.) 

MARMIEU,  X.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1840.) 

MUKLLEK,  F.  M.  Life  of  S.  (In  his  Chips  from  a 
German  workshop,  v.  3.  1870.) 

PAI/LESKE,  E.  Life  and  works  of  S. ;  tr.  by 
Lady  Wallace.  London,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 

PICCOLOMINI,  E.  Sopra  le  ricerche  e  i  giudizi  del 
barone  Weyhe  Eimke  int.  alia  personality  storiea 
del  M.  Piecolomini  nel  Wallenstein  di  Schiller.  (In 
Archivio  stor.  Hal.,  ser.  3,  v.  14.  1871.) 

RISLEU,  K.  Schiller's  Behandlung  d.  Dichtart;  nebst 
e.  Kritikd.  Bnrgschaft.  (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d. 
n.  Spr.,  v.  1.  1846.) 

RUDOLPH,  L.,  and  GOLBBECK,  K.  Schiller- 
Lexicon  ;  erlauterndes  Worterbuch  zu  Schil 
ler's  Dichterwerken.  Berlin.  1869.  2  v.  16°. 

SACHS,  K.  S.'s  Keziehung  zur  franzo-".  u.  unir.  Litera- 
tur.  (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  30.  1801.) 


SCHILLER 


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I860.  2  v.   12°. 

—  SCIIII.LKU  Ub.  die  Tragodie.     (In  Archiv   f.  d.  Stud. 

d.  11.  Spr.,  v.  '26.  18o9.) 

—  SCHII.LKU'S  Silmmt.  \Verkein  alien  Beziehungen 

erklart.  5e  verm.  Aufl.     Berlin,    [1862].  8°. 

-  SCHWAB,  G. '   Schiller's  Lebeii  in  drei  Biichern. 

Stuttg.,  1841.  8°. 

—  STKFFKNK,   II.      Reminiscences  of  Schiller.    (In  his 

Story  of  my  career.  1863.) 

-  WOLZOGEN,    A.       Schiller's    Beziehungen     zu 

Eltern,  Geschwistern  und   der    Fnmilie  von 
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For  many  other  articles  or  notes  on  Schiller  and  his 
works  see  the  'General-Register'  of  the  first  fifty  vol. 
nines  of  the  Archiv  f.  (I.  <Stud.  d.  n.  .S'//r.,  pp.  137-140, 
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Schiller,  Karl.     Vcrband-  und  Transport- Lehre  fiir 

die  konigliche  n.  Sanitats    Compagnie.     3e 

Aurt.     Wurzburg,  1856.  4". 
Schiller,  Lud wig  Franz  Albert.    See  Heinsius,  W.    Allge- 

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Schilter,  Johann.      Thesaurus    antiquitatum    Teu- 

tonicnrum.  "Ulmjp,  1727-28.  3  v.  f°. 
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Notkeri  '1'ertii  Labeonis  Psalterium  Davidicum,  e 
Latino  in  harharicam  Theotiscam  vers.  not.  J.  Schilteri; 
diss.  Bernardi  Franckii.  —  Bible.  O.  T.  SONG  OF  SOLO 
MON.  Willerami  paraphrasis  ifemiua  in  Cantieum  Can- 
ticorum  :  prior  rhythmis  altera  sine  rhythmo,  Francica 
KCU  Alemannlca  vctus,  not.  var.  —  Isidorus  tfiipalensis. 
De  nativitate  Domini.  —  Regula  S.  Benedict!,  a  Kerone 
in  Alemannicam  interlinear!  versione  tr. ;  ed.  B. 
Franckius;  rec.  J.  G.  Scherzius.  —  Index  evangeliorum 
dominicalium  et  festivalium  Eeclesias  Anglo-Saxoiium ; 
descript.  a  Schiltero.  —  Kalendarium  vetua  Germani- 
cuin.  —  Monumenta  catechetica  Theotisca  e  libris  variis 
collecta.  —  Rhythmus  de  S.  Annone  Coloniensi;  ed.  J. 
Schilterus  et  J.  G.  Scherzius.  2.  Legis  Salieac  textus 
vetiiHtior;  ed.  J.  Schilterus;  ace.  textus  rec.  ex  ed.  8. 
Baluzii. — Jus  provinciate  Alemannlcum;  not.  J.  Schil 
teri;  ed.  J.  G.  Seherzius.  —  Strieker.  Rhythmus  an- 
tiquus  Germanlcus  de  C'aroli  M:igni  exped.  Hispanica; 
ed.  G.  Scherzius.  —  Fragmentum  de  hello  C'aroli  Magni 
contra  Saracenos ;  vers.  antiq.  Germanicis;  ed.  J.  Schil 
terus  et  J.  G.  Scherziiis.  —  Ludovicus  in,  King  of  the 
frank*.  'ETTIVIKIOV  rhythmo  Teutonico  Ludovico  accl. 
cum  Xortmannos  vicisset;  J.  Mabillou  interpr.  Lat.  et 
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regis  Scotorum  ad  lilium  Fridcrhrantum ;  ut  et  Wins- 
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idit.  M.  II.  Goldastus  et  J.  G.  Scherzius.  —  Tatianus. 
llarmonia  evangelica;  ed.  J.  Schilterus.  —  Fragmentum 
antique  linguae  Theotisca>,  colloquium  Christi  cum  Sa- 
maritaim.  3.  Glossarium  ad  scriptores  lingua;  Fran- 
cicie  et  Alemannic*  veteris. 

—  Epistola  S.   Baluzio.    (Jn  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    Amcen. 

lit.,  v.  8.  1728.) 

—  NICERON,  J.   P.      (In  Ms  Mem.,  v.   11.    1730;  and, 
Germ,,  v.  9.  1754.) 

—  VITA,  obitu,  et  scriptis,   De.       (In  his  Thes.   antiq. 

Teuton.,  v.  2.  1727.) 

Schimmelpenninck,  Mary  Anne.  Select  memoirs 
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—  HAXKIN,  C.  C.     Life.      London,  1858.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Autobiography,  1778-95.     2. 
Biog.  sketch,  by  H.,  and  letter. 

Schimmelpenninck,  Rutgerus  Janus.   Dispntatio  juris  pub- 
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Schindler,  Anton.  Biographic  von  L.  van  Beetho 
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—  Eng.     Life  of  Beethoven  ;  ed.  by  I.  Moscheles. 

London,  1841.  2  v.  8°. 

Schindler,  Valentin.  Lexicon  pentaglotton,  Ile- 
braicum,  Chaldaicum,  Syriacum,  Talmudico- 
Kabbinicum,  et  Arabicum.  Hanov.,  1612.  f°. 


Schinkel,  Karl  Friedrieh.  Sammlung  architecto- 
nischer  Entwiirfe.  6.  Heft :  Ansicht  des  Mu 
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Schio,  Giovanni  da.  MORSOLIN,  B.  Necrologia  di  8.  (In 
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Schirach,  Gottlob  Benedict  von.  Biographic  Kaisers 
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Schirlitz,  Samuel  (Jhristoph.  Handbuch  der  alten 
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1837.  8°. 

Schirmer,  David.  Gedichte.  (In  Miiller,  W.  Bibl.  deuts. 
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Schirmer,  Johann  Wilhelm.  ANDRESEN,  A.  (In.  his  Die 
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Schirmer,  Rudolf.  Die  Lehre  von  den  Refractions 
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Berlin,  1866.  8°. 

Schism.  FIKMIN,  G.  Of  schism.  Lond.,  1658.  8°. 
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Schlabrendorf,  Christoph  Georg  Gustav,  Graf  von.  VAKN- 
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man,  u.s.w.  (Jn  Historisches  'i'aschenbuch,  1832.) 

Schlaf trunk,  Der;  ein  Lustspiel  in  drey  Aufzilgen  ;  Frag 
ment;  von  G.  E.  Leasing.  (In  his  Sammt.  Schr., 
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Schlagintweit,  Emil.  Buddhism  in  Tibet;  with 
an  ace.  of  Buddhist  systems  preceding  it  in 
India.  Lpz.,  London,  1863.  8°  and  Atlas  f°. 

Schlagintweit-Sakiiliinski,  Hermann  Adolph 
Robert.  Results  of  a  scientific  mission  to 
India  and  high  Asia,  1854-58.  London, 
1861-66.  4  v.  4°  and  Atlas  f°. 

Schlatter,  Michael.  HARBAUGH,  H.  Life  of  S. 
Phila.,  1857.  12°. 

Schlaue  Witwe,  Die,  odcr  Die  Temperamente;  von  A.  v. 
Kotzebue.  (In  his  Theater,  v.  14.  1841.) 

Schlechtendal,  Dietrich  Franz  Leonhard  von. 
Animadversiones  botanicse  in  ranunculeas 
Candollii.  Berol.,  1820.  4°. 

Schlegel,  August  Wilhelm  von.  Sammtliche  Werke ; 

hrsg.v.E.  Booking.  Lpz.,  1846-47.  12  v.  16°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Zuschrift.  —  Vcrmischte  Gedichte. 

—  Lieder  und  Romanzen.  —  Sonette.     2.     Rythmische 
Gedichte.  —  Ion.  —  Scherzhafte  Gedichte,  Epigramme 
und  litterarische  Scherzo    auf    Zeitgcnossen.  —  Ehren- 
pforte   und  Trlumphbogen  fiir  den  Theater-Prasidenteu 
von  Kotzehue.  —  Auhang.      3.     Aus  dem  indischen,  — 
griechischen,   —   lateinischen,     —    italianischen,    spani- 
Bchen,  und  portugiesischen.      4.     Aus  dem  ital.,  spani. 
schen,   uud  portugiesischen,  —  englischen,  —  franzosi- 
schen.  —  Anhang.      5,6.     Dramaturgische  Vorlesungen. 

7.  Vorrede  des  Herausgebers,  u.s.w.  —  Vorerinnerung 
zum  Athenaum.  —  Vorrede  zu  den  Oharakteristiken  und 
Kritiken.   —  Vorrede   zu   den   kritischen   Scliriften.   — 
Ueber  die  KUnstler,  ein  Gedicht  von  Schiller.  —  Etwas 
Uber  W.  Shakspeare  bei  Gelegenheit  Wilhelm  Meisters. 

—  Ueber  Shakspearcs  Romeo  und  Julie.  —  Briefe  Uber 
Poesie,  Silbenmass,  uud  Sprache.  —  Betrachtungen  Uber 
Metrik.  —  Der  Wettstreit  der  Spraehen.  —  Aphorismen, 
die  Etymologie  des  franzosisehen  betreft'end.  —  Vorrede 
zu  FloVe  und  Blanchettur.  —  Sehreiben  an  llerrn  Buch- 
hiindler  Reimer,  Uber  die  UebersetZUDg  des  Shakspeare. 

8.  Urtheile,   Gedanken,   und   Einfalle  Uber  Litteratur 
und  Kunst.  —  Litterarischer  Reichsanzeiger.  —  Entwurf 
zu   einem    kritischen    Institute.  —  Vorrede   zu   Horace 
Walpole's  Scliriften.  —  BUrger.  —  Vorrede  zu  'F.  Nico- 
lai's    Lebeii   und  sonderbare   Meinungen'.  —  Briefe   an 


von  den  europaischen  Verhaltnissen  der  deutschen  Lit 
teratur.  —  Berirhtigungoiniger  Missdeutungen.  — Ueber 
F.  Schlecel.  —  Vorlaufiger  Entwurf  einer  neuen  Aus'jabe 
der  Werke  Fr.  des  Grossen'.  —  Ueber  hist,  und  geogr. 
Bestimmungen  der  Zoologie.  9.  Die  Gemalde.  — 
Ueber  Zeichnungen  zu  Gedichtcn  u.  J.  Flaxman's  Um- 
risge.  —  Ueber  die  berlinische  Kunstausstellung  von 
lgO-2.  _  Theater-Kritiken  aus  der  Zeitung  fiir  die  ele 
gante  Welt.  —  Sehreiben  an  Goethe  Uber  einige  Arbeiten 
in  Rom  lebender  Kiinstler.  —  Ueber  einige  tragische 
Rollen  von  Fran  von  Stiiel  darirestellt.  —  Ueber  die  Ver- 
inahlungsfeier  S.  Ma).  Franz  I.  mil  Hoheit  Ma:ia  von 
Oesterreich.  —  Ueber  das  Verhaltniss  der  schonen 
Kunst  zur  Natur,  u.s.u;.  —  Johann  von  Fiesole.  —  Kunst 


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und  Antiquitaten  Sammlung  des  Herrn  Canonicus  Pick. 

—  Corinim  auf  dem  Vorgeberge  Miseno.  —  Beschreibuug 
cines  bei  Lechenich  im  Regieningsbezlrke  Kuln  ausge- 
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—  Eng.     Course  of  lect.  on  dramatic  art  and  lit 

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—  Same,  extracts.    (In  Hedge,  F.  H.    Prose  writers  of 

Germany.  1848.) 

—  Legons  sur  1'hist.  et  la  theorie  des  beaux  arts  ; 

suivies  des  articles  du  Conversations-lexicon, 
cone.  1'archit.,  la  sculpture,  et  la  peinture ; 
tr.  par  A.  F.  Couturier  de  Vienne.  Paris, 
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—  De  1'origine  des  Ilindous.     (In  Royal  Soc.  of  Lit. 

Trans.,  v.  2.  1834.) 

—  Poetische  Werke.     Heidelb.,  1811.  2  v.  16°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Vermiscbte  Gedichte.  —  Lieder  u. 
Roman/en.  —  Sonette.  2.  Rhythmisehe  Gedichte  :  Die 
Kunst  der  Grieclien;  —  Neoptolemus;  —  Kom;  — u.s.w. 

—  Ion.  —  Scherzhafte  Gedichte. 

—  Preliminary  essay.     (In  Prichard,  J.  C.    Analysis  of 

Egypt,  mythol.  1838.) 

—  Sur  le   systeme   continental   et  ses   rapports   avec  la 

Suede.     Hamb.,  1817.  8°.     (B  395) 

—  GAL.USKI,  L.  C.      (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.  1846.) 
Schlegel,  Cbristoph.     Qusestiones  de  persona  Melchisedeci. 

(In  Tena,  L.    Comment.  1661.) 

Schlegel,  Johann  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  Examination  of  the 
sentence  in  the  case  of  the  Swedish  convoy.  Lon 
don,  1800.  8°.  (B780) 

—  Neutral  rights;  an  examination  of  the  right  of  search 

of  neutral  vessels  under  convoy;  tr.  from  the  Fr. 
Phila.,  1801.  8°.  (B  354,  356,  1699) 

—  Visitation  of  neutral  vessels  under  convoy;  examina 

tion  of  judgment  by  Eng.  Court  of  Admiralty,  June 
11,  1799;  tr.  from  the  Danish  by  De  Juge.  London, 
1801.  8°.  (B  672) 

—  CHOKE,   A.     Remarks   on    S.'s  'Visitation'.     London, 

1801.  8°.    (B  672,  780,  1410) 
Schlegel,  Johann  Heinrich.      Observationes  in  C. 

Ncpotem.     Havniac,  1778.  4°. 
Schlegel,    Karl   Wilhelm    Friedrich.      Sammtliche 

Werke.     Wien,  1822.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1,  2.    Geschichte  der  alten  und  neuen 
Litteratur.    2e  Ausg. 

-  Sammtliche    Werke.      2e   orig.-Ausg.     Wien, 

1846.  15  v.  8°. 

Contents'.  Vol.  1,  2.  Geschichte  der  alten  u.  neuen 
Litteratur.  3-5.  Studien  des  classischen  Alterthums. 

6.  Ansichten    und  Ideen  von  der  christlichen  Kunst. 

7.  Romantische  Sagen  und  Diohtungen  des  Mittelalters. 

8.  Vermischte  kritische    fcichriften.      9,   10.     Gedichte. 
11.    U8ber    die    neuere   Geschichte.      12.     Philosophic 
des  Lebens.      13,  14.     Philosophic  der  Geschichte.    15. 
Philos.    Vorlesungen,    insbesonders    iiber    Philos.    der 
Sprache  u.  dcs  Wortes. 

—  ^Esthetic  and  miscel.  works  ;  tr.  by  E.  J.  Mill- 

ington.  London,  Bohn,  1849.  8". 
Contents.  Letters  on  Christian  art.  —  Essay  on 
Gothic  architecture.  —  Remarks  on  the  romance  poetry 
of  the  Middle  Ages  and  on  Shakspere. —  On  the  limits 
of  the  beautiful.  —  On  the  language  and  wisdom  of  the 
Indians. 

—  Course  of  lectures  on  mod.  hist. ;  [with]  essays 

on  the  beginning  of  our  hist,  and  on  Caesar 
and  Alexander ;  tr.  by  L.  Purcell  and  U.  II. 
Whitelock.  London,  Bohn,  1849.  8°. 

—  Geschichte   der   alten    und    neuen    Litteratur.      See, 

above,  Sammtliche  Werke. 

—  Eng.       Lectures    on    the    hist,    of   literature ; 

[tr.  by  J.  (i.  Lockhart].  Kdin.,  1818.  2  v.  8". 

-  Same.     Phila..  1818.  2  v.  8". 

-  Same.     With  index.     London,  Bohn,  1859.  8°. 


—  Philosophy  of  history  ;    [tr.]  with  a  mem.  by  J. 

B.llobertson.     N.'Y.,  1841.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Same,  extracts.    (In  Hedge,  F.  II.     Prose  writers  of 

Germ.,  1848.) 

—  Philosophy  of  life,  and  philosophy  of  language ; 

[tr.]  by  A.  J.  W.  Morrison.     London,  Bohn, 

1847.  8°. 

—  STEFFENS,  II.    Reminiscences  of  S.    (In  7iis  Story  of 

my  career.  1863.) 

Schleicher,  August.  Darwinism  tested  by  the 
science  of  language  ;  tr.  from  the  German 
with  preface  and  notes  by  A.  V.  W.  Bikkers. 
London,  1869.  8°. 

—  Indogermanische  Chrestomathie.  Weimar,  1869. 

8 . 

Schleiden,  Matthias  Jakob.  Contributions  to  phy 
logenesis.  Lond.,  1847.  8°.  (Sydenham  Soc.) 
Schleiermacher,  Friedrich  Ernst  Daniel.  Sammt 
liche  Werke.  Abth.  1,  Bd.  2,  3;  Abth.  2, 
Bd.  1-4  ;  Abth.  3,  Bd.  3,  5.  Berlin,  1835- 
44.  8  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Abth.  1.  Zur  Theologie .  Vol.  \,want- 
ing.  2.  Ueber  die  Schriften  des  Lukas,  cin  kritischcr 
Versuch.  —  Ueber  den  sogenannten  ersten  Briefe  des 
Paulos  an  den  Timotheos.  —  Ueber  Kolosser  i.  15-20.  — 
Ueber  die  Zeugnisse  des  Papias  von  unsern  beiden  ernten 
Evangelien.  —  Ueber  die  Lehre  von  der  Envahlung, 
besonders  in  Be/iehung  auf  Herrn  Dr.  Bretschneiders 
Aphorismen.  —  Ueber  den  Gegensatz  zwischcn  der 
sabellianischen  und  der  athanasianischcn  Vorstellung 
von  der  Trinitat.  —  Ueber  seine  Glaubenslehre,  an  Dr. 
Liieke.  3,  4.  Der  christliehe  Glaube  nach  den  Grund- 
siitzen  der  evangelischen  Kirche  im  Zusammenhange 
dargestellt.  Abth.  2.  Predigten.  Vol.  1-4.  Pred- 
igten.  Abth.  3.  Zur  Philosophic  .  Vol.  1,  2,  want 
ing.  3.  Reden  und  Abhandlungen ;  hrsg.  von  L.  Jonas. 
4,  wanting.  5.  Entwurfeines  Systems  der  Sittenlehre; 
hrsg.  von  A.  Schweizer. 

—  Life,  as  unfolded  in  his  autobiog.  and  letters  ; 

tr.  by  F.  Kowan.     London,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Ueber  die  Keligion.     6e  Aurl.    Berlin,  1859.  8°. 

—  Social   element   in  religion ;    tr.   by   G.    Kipley.      (In 

Hedge,  F.  II.  Prose  writers  of  Germany.  1848.) 
• —  Ueber  Diogenes  von  Apollonia.  —  Ueber  Anaximan- 
dros.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1804-11.)  — 
Ueber  die  verschiedenen  Mcthoden  des  Ueberset- 
zens.  (In  181i-13.)  —  Ueber  den  Werth  des  Sokra- 
tes  als  PhiioRophen. — Ueber  die  Begriffe  der  ver 
schiedenen  Staatsformen.  (In  1814-15.)  —  Ueber 
die  Auswanderungsverbote.  —  Ueber  die  griechi- 
schen  Scholien  zur  Nikomuchischen  Ethik  des  Aris- 
toteles.  (In  1816-17.)  —  Ueber  die  wissenschaftliche 
Behandlung  des  Tugendbegriffes.  (In  1818-19.)  — 
Ueber  den  Unterschied  zwischen  Naturgesetz  und 
Sittengesetz.  (In  1825.)— Ueber  den  Begriff  des 
Erlaubtcn.  (In  1826.) —  Ueber  den  Begriff  des 
hochsten  Gutes.  (In  1830.) 

—  Ueber  den   eigenthiimlichcn  Worth  und  das  bindende 

Ansehen  symbolischer  Biicher.  (In  Keyser,  F. 
Reformations  Almanach.  1819.) 

—  RIPLEY,  G.   View  of  the  opinions  of  Spinoza,  Schleier 

macher,  etc.  (fn  his  Letters  on  the  latest  form  of 
infidelity.  1840.) 

—  STEFFENS,  H.    Reminiscences  of  S.    (In  his  Story  of 

my  career.  1863.) 

—  VAUGHAN,  It.  A.    (In  his  Essays,  v.  1.  1858.) 
Schlesier,  Gustav.    Life  of  Wm.  von  Humboldt;   tr.   and 

abr.  by  J.  Bauer.     (In  Bauer,  J.    Lives.  1852.) 

Schleswig.  Description. 

—  Map.    DUCATUS  Slcswicensis  descriptio.    n.p.,  [16 — ]. 

(E  78,  no.  147) 

See  also  Denmark. 

History    and   Politics. 

—  WEDEL,  A.  C.  E.  C.     Motivirte  Entscheidung 

des  Streits  iiber  Xationalitilt,  Staatsrecht,  und 
Staatssuccession  in  Schleswig  und  Holstein, 
[130-1846].  Phila.,  1848.  8°. 

—  Twiss,  T.     Uclations  of  the  duchies  of  Schles 

wig  and  Holstein  to  Denmark  and  the  Ger 
manic  Confederation,  [863-1820] .  London, 

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-  WEGENER,   C.  F.     Ueber   die  unzertrennliche 

Verbindung  Schleswigs  mil  Danemark.  Co 
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Austria,  Prussia,  and  Denmark,  1861-52. 
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Correspondence  resp.  the  affairs  of  the  duchies 

of  Schleswig  and  liolstein,  1860-61.  Lon 
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-  DICEY,  E.     Schleswig-IIolstein  war.    London, 

1864.  2  v.  8°. 

—  WEISS,  S.     Memoire  diplom.  et  jurid.  sur  la 

1'russe,      1'Autriche,    et     la    succession    en 
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See  also  Denmark. 

Language  and   Literature, 

—  ALBEKTI,  E.  C.  S.     Lexikon    der    schleswig- 

holstein-lauenburgischen  und  eutinischc-n 
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—  MUI.LER,  F.  M.     Language   and  poetry  of  Schleswig- 

liolstein,  1864.  (In  his  Chips  from  a  German  work 
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Schletter,  Hermann  Theodor.  Ilandbuch  der  ju- 
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Schleusner,  Johann  Friedrich.  Lexici  in  inter- 
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Schley,  John.  Our  position  and  our  true  policy. 
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Schlichtegroll,  Adolpn  Hcinrich  Friedrich  von. 
Nekrolog,  1790-1800;  enthaltend  JNachrich- 
ten  von  dcm  Lebcn  merkwiirdiger  in  diesem 
Jahre  verstorbener  Personen.  Gotha,  1791- 
1806.  29  v.  16°. 

—  Biographic  des  J.  P.  Uz.     (In  Uz,  J.  P.     Poet.  Wcrke. 

1804.) 

Schlichting,  Jonas  de  Bukowice.  See  Slichting,  J.  dc  B. 
Schloezer,  August  Ludwigvon.  Schwedische  Bio 
graphic;  Sammlung  von  Lebensbeschrei- 
bungen  schwedischer  Kreigs-  und  Staats- 
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Theil  Lpz.,  1768.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  A.  L.  Lbwenhaupt*.  —  J.  Gripcn- 
Btiurna.  —  B.  Oxenstierna*.  —  K.  pahlbcrg.  2.  Kut- 
ger  von  Ascheberg.  —  I.  Cronstrbm.  —  Salomo  von 
Otter*.  —  P.  Brahe.  —  M.  Lagerstrbm.  —  Sobering  Ito- 
eenhane*.  —  H.  Stake.  —  M.  Palbitzki*.  —  K.  D.  Ehren- 
preus. 

*  A  utobiographies. 

—  HEEUEN,  A.  H.  L.    (In  his  Historische  Werke,  v.  6. 

1823.)  • 

Schloss  Hainfeld,  or,  A  winter  in  lower  Btyria.    See  Hall, 

Capt.  B. 
Schlosser,    Friedrich    Christoph.      Geschichte   des 

18n  Jahrhunderts  und  des  19n  biszum  Sturz 

des  Franzosischen  Kaiserreich.  1853.     (Bd. 

1-6,  8,  4e  Aufl.)      Heidelberg,  1853,  48-60. 

8  v.  in  9  pts.  8°. 
Vollstilndiges  Namen  und  Sachregister  zu  S.'s 

Geschichte,    2e,    3e   Aufl. ;    von   G.  Weber. 

Heidelb.,  1849.  8°. 

—  Eng.     History  of    the  18th   century,    and    of 

the  19th,  till  the  overthrow  of  the  French 
Empire;  tr.  by  D.  Davison.  London,  1843- 
52.  8  v.  8°. 

334.     (18.  6.  80.) 


—  Mme.   de   Stael   et   Mme.  Roland;  tr.   de   1'allemand. 

Paris,  1830.  8".     (B  1055) 

—  CHASLES,  V.  E.  P.    (In    Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juil. 

1845.) 

—  ZLR  Beurthellnng  Rchlosser's.    (In  Hiatorische  Zeit- 

schrift,  v.  8.  1862.) 

Schmaltz,—.  Sermon  ;  the  memory  of  the  earthly  suffer 
ings  of  our  departed  friends.  (In  German  pulpit. 
1829.) 

Schmeider,  Sigismund.  XICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem., 
v.  1.  1729;  and,  Germ.,  v.  1.  1749.) 

Schmeisser,  John  Gottfried.  System  of  mineralogy. 
Vol.2.  London,  1795.  8°. 

Schmelzle's  journey  to  Fliitz;  by  J.  P.  F.  Hichter.  (In 
Carlyle,  T.  Gorninn  romance,  v.  3.  1827.) 

Schmid.     See  also  Schmidt. 

Schmid,  Christoph  von.  Guirlande  de  houblon  ;  tr. 
de  1'allemande  par  L.  Friedel.  5e  ed.  Tours, 
1847.  18°.  (Bibl.  de  la  jeunesse  chret.) 

-  Itha  comtesse   de   Toggenbourg,  ou   La   vertu 

persecuted ;  tr.  par  L.  Friedel.  5e  ed.  Tours, 
1847.  18°.     (Bibl.  de  la  jeunesse  chret.) 

—  Louis  le  petit  emigre  ;  tr.  par  L.  Friedel.  5e  ed. 

Tours,    1846.    18°.       (Bibl.    de    la    jeunesse 
chret.) 

—  Les  ocufs  de  Paques ;    suivi  de  Theodora ;    tr. 

par    L.  Friedel.      4e  ed.     Tours,  1846.  18°. 
(Bibl.  de  la  jeunesse  chret.) 

—  Le  serin ;  suivi  de  La  chapelle  de  la  foret;  tr. 

par   L.   Friedel.      5e  ed.     Tours,  1847.  18°. 

(Bibl.  de  la  jeunesse  chret.) 
Schmid,  Ernst  Erhard.      Lehrbuch    der  Meteoro- 

logie  ;  nebsteinem  Atlas.    Lpz.,  1860.  8°  and 

Atlas  obi.  4°.     (Karsten,  G.  Allgem.  Encyk. 

der  Physik,  v.  21.) 
Schmid,    Hermann.     Almenrausch  und  Edelweiss. 

Berlin,  1864.  8°. 

-  The  Habermeister.  a  tale  of  the  Bavarian  Mts. ; 

tr.     N.  Y.,  1869.  16°. 
Schmid,  Johann  Andreas.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem., 

v.  9.  1729;  and,   Germ.,  v.  9.  1754.) 
Schmid,  Konrad  Arnold.    Briefwechsel.    (In  Leasing,  G.  E. 

Samint.  Schrift.,  v.  29.  1794.) 
Schmid,    Peter.      Practical    perspective ;    common 

school  drawing  master.  Pt.  1.  Bost.,  1846.  8°. 
Schmidel   of  Straubwg,   Iluldericus.      Hintoire   veritable 

d'un  voy.  dans  PAmer.,  1534-54.    (Vol.  4  o/Ternaux- 

Compans,  II.    Voyages.  1837.) 

—  Ilistoria  y   dcHcubrimicnto   del    Rio  de  la  Plata.    (In 

Barcia,  A.  G.     Hi«t.,  v.  3.  1749.) 

—  The  travels  of  II.  Schnirdel  [sic]  abbreviated.    (In  Pur- 

chas.  PilgrimcH,  v.  4.  1625.) 
Schmidt.     See  aluo  Schmid. 
Schmidt,  — .     Bey   dcm    Grabe   der  Gatlin  des  Pastor  F. 

Schmidts,    n.t.p.     [1793.]  8°.    (D  36) 
Schmidt,  — .     Sermon ;  on   abuse  and  neglect   of  prayer. 

(In  German  pulpit.  1829.) 

Schmidt,  Adolf.     See  Schmidt,  \Vilhelm  Adolf. 
Schmidt,  Alex.    Das  Verhalten  der  Gase,  welche  mil  dem 

Blut  durch  den  reizbaren  SUugethiermuske)  strbmen. 

(Jn  Ludwig,  O.    Arbeiten  aus  der  physiol.  1869.) 
Schmidt,  Carl    (Fr.   Charles).    Gottesfreunde     im 

14n  Jahrhundert.     Jena,  1854.  8°. 

—  Etudes  sur  le  mysticisme  allemand  au  14e  siecle.     (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Set.  ilor.    Sav.  etr.,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  Histoire  et  doctrine  des  Cathares  ou  Albigeois. 

Paris,  1849.  2  v.  8°. 
Schmidt,  Christian  Friedrich.    Observata  de  Joannis  v.  7. 

(In  Burgess,  T.     Adnot.  Millii.  1822.) 
Schmidt,  Christian  Wilhelm.      Die  Lehre  von  der 

Adoption.     Jena,  1825.  12°. 
Schmidt,  Eberhard  Karl  Klamer.   Songs.    ( In  Brooks,  C.  T. 

Songs  HIM!  ballads.  1842.) 
Schmidt,  Erasmus.      De    verbis   Graecorum   mediis.      (In 

Wolle,  C.    Col.  1733.) 
Schmidt,  Ernst  Alexander.    Geschichte  von  Frank- 

reich.      Hamb.,  1835-48.  4  v.  8°.      (Heeren. 

u.  Ukert.  Europ.  Staat.) 
Schmidt,  Ernst  Oswald,    continuator.      See    Matthes,    C. 

Allgem.  kirchliche  Chronik. 


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Schmidt,  Ferdinand.      Deutsche  National-Biblio- 

thek  ;  \olksthiimliche  Bilder  und  Erzahlun- 

gen    aus   Deutschlands   Vergangenheit    und 

Gegenwart.     Berlin,  [1862-64].  11  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.   1.     Weber,    G.      Gerraanien  in   den 

ersten  Jahrh.  seines  geschichtlichen  Lebens.    2.     Falke, 

J.    Die  ritterlicbe  Gesellschaft  im  Zeitalter  des  Frauen- 

cultus.    3.     Biedermann,  K.   Deutschlands  triibste  Zeit, 

oder,  der  dreissigjahrige  Krieg  in  seinen  Folgen  fur  das 

deutsche    Culturleben.      4.     Voigt,    J.      Blicke  in   das 

kunst  u.  gewerbreiche  Leben  der  Stadt  NUrnberg  im  16n 

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d'antiquites    trouvees    a    Avenches    et     en 

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Schmidt,  Gustav.    See  Bibliotheca  hist.  geog. ;  —  Biblio- 

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Schmidt,  Heinrich   Julian.     Geschichte  der  deut- 
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Schmidt,  Isaak  Jakob.  Ueber  den  Ursprung  der  tibeti- 
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Schmidt,  Johann.     BAGGER,  II.     Memoria  J.  Schmidii  the- 
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—  Kurzes  deutsches  Worterbuch,    Darmst.,  1834. 


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danische  Kunst.  4.  Eigentliche  Mittelaltcr.  5.  F.nt- 
Btehung  und  Ausbildung  des  gothischen  Styls.  6.  Die 
Spiitzdt  des  Mittelalters  bis  zur  Bluthe  der  Eyck'echcn 
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biete  dor  abendlandischen  Kunst. 
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Copenhagen,  [179-?].   12°. 

Schneider,  Friedrich  Konr.id  Leopold.  Ausfiihr 
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In  Abth.  Ir  Bd.  Berlin,  1819.  8°.  (Ele- 
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Schneider,  Johann  Gottlob.     Griechisch-deutsches 
Worterbuch.     3e  Aufl.     Lpz.,  1819.  2  v.  4°. 
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Schnitzler,  Johann  Heinrich.  Fiirst  A.  K.  Rasu- 
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—  Les  institutions  de  la  Russie.     Paris,  1866.  2  v. 

8°. 

-  Russie  en  1812;  Rostoptchine  et  Koutousof; 
tableau  des  mceurs  et  essai  de  critique  hist. 
Paris,  1863.  8°. 

—  Secret  hist,  of  Russia   under   Alexander   and 

Nicholas.     London,  1847.  2  v.  8°. 

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Schnurrer,  Christian  Friedrich.     Bibliotheca  Ara- 

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Schcebel,  Charles.      Philosophic  de  la  raison  pure 

avec  un  app.  de  critique  historique.     Paris, 

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Schceffer,  Pierre.    FIGUIER,  L.     (In  his  Vies  des  savants 

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Schcelcher,  Victor.  Des  colonies  franchises;  aboli 
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Unis.     Paris,  1851.  8°.    (B  1478) 


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Schoell,  Maximilian  Samson  Friedrich.  Histoire 
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1815.  4  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Table  des  maticres,  v.  1-4.  —  Introd. 
—  Jusqu'a  78  av.  J.  C.  —  78  av.  J.  C.-14  apr.  J.  C. : 
Poesie.  2.  78  av.  J.  C.  -14  apr.  J.  C. :  Prose.  —  14- 
117.  3.  117  -  commencement  du  6e  siecle.  4.  Ec- 
rivains  ecclesiastiques,  le-6e  siecle.  —  Table  synoptique 
des  ecrivains.  —  De  I'influence  de  la  litterature  des 
peuples  de  1'Orient  sur  celles  des  Grecs  et  des  Ilomains; 
J.  Y.  Schlegel.  —  DCS  noms  romains  et  des  families  ro- 
maincs.  —  Table  alphabet,  des  matieres. 

—  Histoire   de    la    litterature   grecque    profane; 

jusqu'a   la  prise   de   Constantinople  par  les 
Turcs.     2e  ed.     Paris,  1823-25.  8  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Jusqu'a  594  av.  J.  C.  —  594-336. 
2.      594-336 :    Poesie    dramatique,    mimique,     cyclique, 
epigramraatiquc;   —  Histoire;  —  Geographic;   —   Elo 
quence; —Epitrcs; —  Philosophic.      3.     594-336:  Math- 
ematiques,   Medecine.  —  336-146.      4,  5.  146  av.  J.  C.- 
308  apr.  J.C.    6,7.306-1453.    7.    Transplantation  de  la 
litterature  grec  en   Occident.      8.    Corrections. —Table 
synthetique  et  chronol.  —  Table  alphabet,  des  matieres. 

—  continuator.     See  Koch,   C.  G.  de.     Histoire   abregee 

des  traites  de  paix. 
Schoeller,  Henry.     I  will  not  quite  forget;  words  by  Carrie. 

Augusta,  [1S6-].  4°.    (E  171) 
Schoemann,  Georg  Friedrich.     Antiquitates  juris 

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Content*.    Vol.  1.     Staatswesen.      2.    Internat. 
Verhalt.  u.  Religion. 

—  Die  Verfassungsgeschichte  Athens  nach  Grote's 

History  of  Greece    kritisch  gepriift.      Lpz., 

1854.   8°. 
Schoen,  Julius.    Brief  descr.  of  the  modern  system  of  small 

arms.     2d  ed.  tr.  by  J.  Gorgas.     (In  Mordecai,  A. 

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Schoenbein,  Christian  Friedrich.     Ueber  die  nachste  Phase 

der   Eutwiekelung  der  Chemie.     (In    Album   von 

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—  MEMOIR;    tr.   from  the  'Archives   des  sciences   phy 

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Schoenberg,  Kaspar  von.    BAUTHOLD,  F.  AV.    Kaspar  von 

Bchooberg,   der  Sachse;  ein    Wohlth'ater  des  fran- 

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Schoene,  Karl  Gottlieb  (Lnt.  Theophilus)  Richard.     Vaso- 

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Schoene   M.-tgelone,   Die.      (In    Simrock,   K.      Deutschen 

VolksbUcher,  v.  1.  1845.) 
Schoene  Unbekannte,  Die;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.     (In  his 

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Schoenemann,  Karl  Traugott  Gottlieb.  Codex  fur 
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Schcengauer,  Martin.  GALICHON,  E.  M.  Schongauer 
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Schoepflin,  Johann  Daniel.  Vindiciae  typographicae. 
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Schoharie  County,  N.  Y.  SIMMS,  J.  R.  History 
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Scholar,  The;  by  J.  B.  Buckstone.     (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 

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Scholar  armed  against  the  errors  of  the  time  ;  a  coll. 

of  tracts.     London,  1800.  2  v.  (v.  2  w.).  8°. 
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Ernciples.  —  Bacon,  F.,  Lit.    Verulam.    Confession  of 
lith.  —  Leslie,  C.     On  deism,  and  on  qualifications  req 
uisite  to  administer  the  sacrament.  —  Ellis,  J.     Enquiry, 
Whence  comcth   wisdom  ?  —  Willats,  C.     Religion  of 
nature  proved  to  be  a  mere  Idol.  —  Leslie,  C.     Truth  of 
Christianity  demonstrated.  —  North,  R.     Discourse  on 
the  Eng.  constitution.  —  Home,  G.     Origin  of  civil  gov 
ernment.  —  Law,  W.     1st -3d  letter  to  Bp.  Hoadley. 
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Xew  ed.     Phila.,  1844.  12°. 


Scholastic  philosophy.  SAINT  RENE  TAILLANDIER, 
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—  REMUSAT,  F.  M.C.,  comte  de.   L'influence  de  la  scolas- 

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Dungeritheimiut.    De  laudibus  H.     (In  Acta  aantt., 

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Scholastica;  commedia,  da  L.  Ariosto.    (In  hit  Opere,  v.  2. 

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Scholemaster,  The.    See  Ascham,  R. 
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Scholten,  Jan  llendrik.  Comparative  view  of  reli 
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Schomberg,  Alexander  Wilmot.    Building,  rigging, 

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Schomberg,  Mme.  Marie  de  Hautefort,  duchesse  de. 

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Schomberg,  Ralph.     Life  of  Maecenas  ;  with  notes. 

London,  1766.  18°. 

—  Novi  omnium  Hippocratis  operum  compendii  specimen. 

Lugd.  Bat.,  1746.  f°.     (A  19) 

Schomburglc,  Sir  Robert  Hermann.  Description 
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—  Expedition  into  Brit.  Guayana,  1835-36.  From 

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—  History  of  Barbadoes,  its  geology,  and  natural 

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—  Natural  history  of  the  fishes  of  Guiana ;  with 

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School  boy,  The;  or  The  comical  rival;  a  farce.  See  Gib 
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School  days  at  Rugby  ;  by  [T.  Hughes].  Boston, 
1870.  8°. 

Note.    The  English  ed.  is  entitled  'Tom  Brown's 
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School  for  arrogance,  The;  comedy.     See  Holcroft,  T. 

School  for  guardians,  The  ;  comedy.     See  Murphy,  A. 

School  for  husbands,  The  ;  by  Lady  Bulvver  Lytton. 
Phila.,  1852.  8°. 

School  for  lovers,  The.    See  Whitehead,  W. 


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School  for  prejudice,  The;  comedy.  See  Dibdin,  T. 
(B 1768) 

School  for  princes  ;  or,  Political  reflections  upon 
three  conspiracies  preceding  the  death  of 
Alexander  the  Great ;  tr.  out  of  the  French 
by  A.  O.  London,  1680.  24°. 

School  for  rakes ;  a  comedy.     See  Griffith,  Mr*.  E. 

School  for  scandal,  The;  a  comedy.  See  Sheridan,  R.  B.  B. 

School  for  widows;  a  novel;  by  C.  Reeve.  Lon 
don,  1791.  3  v.  12°. 

School  for  wives,  The;  comedy.    See  Kelly,  H. 

School  houses.  KELSALL,  C.  •  Scholastic  and  acad. 
education  with  architectural  detail.  Lon 
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—  MASS.  Board  of  Education.    Report  of  [IT.  Mann]  on 

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—  KENDALL,  H.  E.     Designs.     London,  1847.  f°. 

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of  architecture;  [by]  T.  H.  Burrowcs. 
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—  FREESE,  J.  R.    gfhoolhouscs  and  the  moans  of  pro- 

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School-life  at  Winchester  College;  [by  R.  B.  M.]. 
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School  material.  SCHERMERHOBN,  J.  W.,  .&  Co. 
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School  of  Industry  for  the  Indigent  Blind.  Address  in  fa 
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School  of  life  ;  by  A.  M.  Howitt  [Watts].  Boston, 
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School  of  reform,  The;  comedy;  by  T.Morton.  (In  Sar 
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School  of  wisdom  ;  or,  Repository  of  curiosities  of 
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Ovidianae  de  diluvio   Deucalionis.     (In  Gronovius, 

J.     Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  10.  1701.) 
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1814.     See  Hall,  T.    (A  2) 
Schubert,    Ernest.     Variations   in    the   fundamental  star  a 

Virginis.     (In  Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  4.  1851.) 
Schubert,  Francis.     Practical   hints  on  photography.     (In 

Halleur,  G.  C.  H.     Art  of  photography.  1854.) 
Schubert,  Franz  August.  ANDRESEN,  A.   (In  his  Die  deut- 

schen  Maler-Radirur,  v.  2.  1867.) 
Schubert,  Franz  Ludwig.     Concordia  ;  Anthologie 

classischer  Volkslieder.    1.,  2.  Lief.    5e  Aurl. 

Lpz.,  [186-].  8°. 
Schubert,  Franz  Peter.    Miriam's  song  of  triumph  ; 

a  cantata. — Twenty-third  Psalm;  [quartette].     (In 

Dwight,  J.  8.    Journal  of  music.  1859.) 

—  HELLBORN,  K.  von.    The  life  of  S.;  tr.  by  A.  D. 

Coleridge  ;  with  an  app.  by  G.  Grove.  Lon 
don,  1869.  2  v.  8°. 

Schubert,  Friedrich  Theodor.  Traite  d'astronomie 
theorique.  St.  Petersb.,  1822.  3  v.  4°. 

Schubert,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  Kant  und  seine  Stellung 
zur  Politik  in  der  letzten  Hiilfte  des  ISn  Jahrhun- 
derts.  (In  Historisches  Tasehenbuch,  1838.)  —  Spa- 
nien  in  seinem  Verhiiltniss  zu  den  Btaaten  Europas 
bei  dem  Uebergange  der  Herrschaft  von  dem  Ilause 
Habsburg  auf  das  Haus  Bourbon.  (In  1839.)  — 
Spanien  in  der  ersten  Pcriode  seiner  Abhangigkeit 
von  Frankreich  unter  dem  Stifter  der  neuen  Dynas- 
tie  Bourbon-Spanien.  (In  1840.) 

Schuch,  Wolfgang.  COQUEREL,  A.  J.,Jils.  Vie  et  mort  du 
martyrs  W.  8.  (In  his  Libres  etudes.  1868.) 

Schuchardt,  Hugo  Ernst  Mario.  Der  Vokalismus 
des  Vulgarlateins.  Lp/.,  1866-68.  3  v.  8°. 


Schuderoff,  Jonathan.  Ueber  Protestantismus  und  Kirchen- 
Reformation.  (In  Reformations  Almaimch,  1817.) 

Schuebler,  Johann  Jacob.  Niitzliche  Vorstellung 
wie  man  neu-faconirte  Medaillen-Schrancke 
ordiniren  kan.  Niirnb.,  1730.  f°. 

—  Niitzliche    Vorstellung    und    Unterrieht    von 

zierlichen,  bequemen,  und   Holzersparenden 

Stuben-Oefen,      nebst      Grund-llissen     und 

Profilen.     Niirnberg,  1728.  f°. 
Schuermayer,  J.  H.      Lehrbuch  der  gerichtlichen 

Medecin.     3e  Aufl.     Erlangen,  1861.  8°. 
Schuette,    Anton.      Hungary    and  the  Hungarian 

war  of  independence.  [Parti.]  Bost.,1856.  8°. 
Schuetze  (Lat.  Sagittarius),  Caspar.     De  januis  vcternm. 

(In  Graevius,  J.  G.     Thes.  antiq.  Rom.,  v.  6.  1697.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  4.  1728;  and,  Germ., 

v.  23.  1771.) 
Schuetze  (Lat.  Sagittarius), Thomas.   Quaestionum 

philosophicarum     iterum    centuria.       Jenae, 

1613.   4°. 
Schuetzenberger,    Georges    Frederic.      Etudes  de 

droit  public,  [lepte. :  De  la  nature  du  droit.] 

Paris,  Strasb.,  1837.  8°. 
Schuld,  Die;  Trauerspiel,  von  A.  G.  A.  Milliner. 

4e  Aufl.     Stuttg.,  1821.  16°. 

Schule  der  Frauen,  Die;  von  A.  v.Kotzebue.    (In  his  The 
ater,  v.  19.  1841.) 
Schulenburg,  Levin  von,  d.  1327  or  29.     VERDY  DU   VF.R- 

NOIS,  A.  M.  F.  de.     Remarques  sur  S.    (In  Berlin. 

Ak.  d  Wiss.  Abh.,  1802.) 
Schuler,  Georg.  See  Sabinus,  G. 
Schulmeister,  Der, und  seine  Frau  ;  Lustspiel.von  G.  Dorincr. 

(In  Kotzebue,  A.  F.  F.  v.     Almanach  dram.  Spiele, 

v.  21.  1823.) 
Schultens,  Hendrik  Albrecht.     Oratio  de  finibus  literarum 

orient,  proferendis.     Amst.,  1774.  4°.    (A  65) 
Schultz,  Christian,  Jr.     Travels  through  the  States 

and  territories,  1807-08.    N.  Y.,  1810.  2  v.  8°. 
Schultz,    Johann    Carl.      ANDRESEN,    A.       (In    his    Die 

deuUchen  Maler-Radirer,  v.  2.  1867.) 
Schultze,  Friedrich.     Tafeln   iib.  die   Haufung  der  Conso- 

nanten    in    griechischen    Sprache.  —  Tafeln  lib.  die 

gricchisehen   Maasse,  Gewichte,  und  MUnze.ii  narh 

J.  T.  Wurm.     (In  Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F.     llandwor- 

terbuch,  v.  1.  1831.) 
Schultze, Martin.  Handbuch clerpersischen Sprache. 

Elbing,  1863.  8°. 
Schulz,  Benjamin.     Grammatica  Ilindostanica  ;  ed. 

J.  H.  Callenberg.    Halrc  Sax.,  1745.  4°. 
Schulz,  Heinrich  Wm.     Denkmaler  der  Kunst  des 

Mittelalters    in   Unteritalien ;    hrsg.  von  F. 

von  Quast.     Dresden,  1860.  4  v.  4U  and  At 
las  f°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Terra  di  Bari.  —  Capitanata.  — 
Terra  d'Otranto.  —  Basilicata.  2.  Abruzzen.  —  Molise. 
—  Terra  di  Lavoro.  —  Principato.  —  Calabrien.  3. 
Neapel.  —  Zur  Geschichte  der  Goldschmiede  1m  Konig- 
reiehe  Neapel.  —  Zur  Geschichte  der  Malerei  im  Konig- 
reiche  Neapel  wiibrend  des  Mittelalters.  4.  Urkunden. 
Schulze,  Ernst  Konrad  Friedrich.  Die  bezauberte 

Rose.     2e  Aufl.     Lpz.,  1819.  8°. 

—  Sammtliche    poetische    Werke.      Neue   Ausg. 

Lpz.,  1822.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Ciicilie.  3.  Poctisches  Tage- 
buch.  —  Rcise  durch  das  Weserthal.  —  Sonette.  — 
Psyche.  4.  Elegieen.  —  Episteln.  —  Vermischte  Ge 
dichte.  —  Die  bezauberte  Rose. 

Schulze,  Johann  Ileinrich.  De  Alcibiade  certaminis  curulis 
Olympici  apud  Eleos  victore  observatio  historico- 
critica. —  De  Gandisapora  Persarum  quondam  acade- 
mia  medica  obs.  hist.  (In  St.  Petersburg.  Ac.  Sci. 
Comm.,  v.  13.  1741.)  —  Duo  numi  Gelensium. — 
Numi  Trajani  et  Justiniani.  —  Galeriae  Valeria?  Aug. 
numi  illustrati.  —  Numus  Marcianopolitartim.  — 
Numus  Cyren«onum  Ptolemaeo  inscriptus.  —  Numus 
Neapolitarum.  —  Denarius  argenteus  Arabicui-. 
(In  v.  14.  1744-46.) 

Schulze,  J.  Eclaircissements  sur  la  'Critique  de  la 
raison  pure'  d'E.  Kant ;  tr.  par  J.  Tissot. 
Paris,  1865.  8°. 

Schulze,  Moritz  Hermann,  continnalor.  Allgemeine  kirch- 
liehe  Chronik.  See  Matthea,  C. 


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Schulze,  Paul.  Designs  for  stone  cutter  work. 
Boston,  >1856.  obi.  8°. 

—  Original  designs  in  monumental  art.     Boston, 

1851.  4°. 
Schumacher,  Carl.    ANDRESEN,  A.    ( In  his  Die  deutechen 

Muler-Radlrer,  v.  2.  1867.) 

Schumann,  Robert.      Gesammelte   Schriften   iiber 

Musik  und  Musiker.      Lpz.,   1854.  4  v.   16°. 

Schuppe,    Johann    Balthesar.      SPIZEI.IUS,   T.      Klegium. 

(In  Schelhorn,  J.  G.     Anioen.  lit.,  v.  6.  1627.) 
Schure,  Edouard.     Histoire  du  lied  ou    la  chanson 
populaire   en   Allemagne,    avec    tr.  en  vers. 
Paris,  1868.   18°. 
Schurman,   Anna   M:iria  van.      NICERON,  J.  P.      (In  his 

Mem.,  v.  33.  1736;  and,  Germ.,  v.  21.  1761.) 
Schurz,  Carl.     Speeches.     Phila.,  1865.  12°. 

Contents.  The  irrepressible  conflict.  —  Political  mor 
als.  —  True  Americanism.  —  The  popular  sovereignty 
doctrine.  —  Ratification  of  Lincoln's  first  nomination  for 
the  Presidency.  —  Doom  of  slavery.  —  Bill  of  indictment. 
—  Free  speech.  —  Reconciliation  by  emancipation.  — 
Peace,  liberty,  and  empire.  —  The  treason  of  slavery.  — 
Appeal  to  common  sense. 

—  Report,     (hi  U.  S.  President.    Message.  1865.) 
Schurzfleisch,    Konrad   Samuel.     NICERON,  J.  P.     (In   his 

Mem.,  v.  1;  and,  Germ.,  v.  2.  1750.) 
Schutz,    Otto   August.     See    Heinsius,    W.       Allgemeines 

Biicher-Lexicon,  v.  8-9. 
Sohutze,    Godfrey.     Life  of  J.  G.  Keysler.     (In  Keysler, 

J.  G.     Travels  through  Germany,  etc.  1758.) 
Schutzgeiat,  Dor;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebuo.     (In   his  Theater, 

v.  32.  1841 ;  —  and  in  Tieck,  L.     Gesam.   Novellen, 

v.  9.  1853.) 
Schuyler,    Mrs.  Catherine.     GRANT,  A.      Memoirs 

of  an  American  lady.     Bost.,  1809.  2  v.  12°. 

Same.     N.  Y.,  1846.   12°. 

Schuyler,  George  L.     Correspondence  and  remarks 

upon    Bancroft's  History    of   the    northern 

campaign  of  1777,  and  the  character  of  P. 

Schuyler.     N.  Y.,  1867.  8°. 
Schuyler,  Montgomery,  D.D.    The  pioneer  church  ; 

or,  The  story  of  a  new  parish  in  the  west. 

N.  Y.,  Boston,  1867.  16°. 
Schuyler,  Philip.  Letter  to  E.  L'Hommedieu,  Mor- 

ristown,  May  20,  1780.     (In  Mass.  Hi8t.  Soc.   Proc., 

1867-09.) 

—  Proclamation  at  Fort  Edward,  July  13, 1777.    (In  New 

Hamp.  Hist.  Soc.      Col.,  v.  2.  1827.) 

—  Remarks  on  the  revenue  of  New  York.    Albany,  1796. 

4°.    (B  1731) 

—  HEADLEY,  J.  T.    (Tn  his  Washington,  v.  1.  1847.) 

—  K.,  J.    P.  Schuyler.    (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Her 
ring,  J.     Nat.  portr.  gal.,  v.  2.  1835.) 

—  LOSSING,  B.  J.     Life  and  times  of  S.     Vol.  1. 

N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 
Same.     N.  Y.,  [1872]-73.  2  v.  12°. 

—  PROCEEDINGS  of  court  martial  for  the  trial  of  Gen.  8., 

Oct.  1.    Phila.,  1778.  f.    (A  22) 

—  SCHUVLEH,  G.  L.     (In  his  Correspondence.  1867.) 
Schuylkill  Fishing  Company.      Historical  mem., 

from  1732.     Phila.,  1830.  8°. 

Schuylkill  Navigation  Co.  Report,  Jan.  2.  n.p.,  1826.  8°. 
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Schuylkill  Permanent  Bridge.  Statistical  account  of  the 
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Schuylkill  River.  Bovs.M.M.  Composition  of  the  Schuyl 
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Schuylkill  Valley.     See  Montgomery  Co. 

Schwab,   Gustav    Benjamin.     Schiller's    Leben   in 

drei  Biichern.     Stuttg.,  1841.  8°. 
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Lpz.,  1835.  8°. 

Schwab,  Johann  Christoph.  Dissertation  allemnnde  BUT 
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—  French.   Diss.  sur  les  causes  de  1'univ.,  etc.   (In  Mira- 

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—  Essai   sur   la   reduction  des  facultes   de   I'ume.      (In 

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—  Sur  la  proportion  entre  la  mortalite  ct  le  bon- 
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Schw»ble,    P.      Bijouterie   joaillorie.       (In    Lacroix,    E. 

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Schwann,  Theodor.     Microscopical  researches  into 

the  accordance  in  the  structure   of  animals 

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(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1864-65.) 
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(In   hit  Disting.  men  of  modern   times,  v.  4.  1838; 

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—  PEARSON,  H.      Memoirs  of  the  life  and  corre 

spondence  of  C.  F.  Swartz.  London,  1834. 
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—  YONGE,  C.  M.    (In  her  Pioneers  and  founders.  1871.) 
Schwartz,  Harold.     Beitrflge   zur   Lehre  von   der 

Schusswunden.     Schleswig,  1854.  8°. 
Schwartz,  Mad.  Maiie  Sophie.      Birth  and  educa 
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—  Gold  and  name ;    tr.   by  S.  Borg  and  M.  A. 

Brown.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

—  Guilt  and  innocence;  tr.  by  S.  Borg  and  M.  A. 

Brown.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 
Schwarz,    Christian    Gottlieb.      Observationes    ad 

Nieupoorti  Compend.  antiq.  Horn.    Altdorfii, 

1757.  8°. 
Schwarz,  Eduard.     Reise  der  osterreichischen  Fre- 

gatte  Novara ;    medizhiischer  Theil.     \Vien, 

1861.  4°. 
Schwarz,    Joseph.       Descriptive    geog.   and    hist. 

sketch  of  Palestine ;  tr.  by  I.  Leeser.    Phila., 

1850.  8°. 
Schwarzburg.    LE  BAS,  P.     (In  his  Etats  de  la  Confed. 

Germanique.  1842.     Univers.) 
Schwarzenberg,  Carl,  Furst  von.   GOURAUD,  C.  (In  Revue 

d.  D.  Mondes,  mai  1852.) 

—  VARNHAGEN  VON  ENSE,  A.  K.    Des  Fest  des  FUrsten 

von  Schwarzenberg,  1810.  (In  Hlstonsches  Tasch- 
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Schwarzerd,  P.     See.  Melanchthon,  P. 

Schwarzwaelder  Dorfgeschichten;  von  B.  Auerbach.  (In 
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Schwegler,  Albert  Freidrich  Karl  Franz.  Hand 
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—  Romische  Geschichte.   Tubingen,  1853-58.  3  v. 

in  4  pt.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1,  1,  2.     1m  Zeitalter  der  Konige.     2, 
3.    1m  Zeitalter  des  Kampfs  der  Stande.      2.     Bis  zum 
Decemvirat.      3.     Bis  zum  licinisehen  Gesetzcn. 
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—  Jura  und  Genfersee;  Novellen.     Berlin,  1865. 

8 . 

Schweiger,  F.  L.  A.  Handbuch  der  classischen 
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Schweigger,    Karl   Ernst  Theodor.     Bericht   iiber 
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-  Vorlesungen  iiber   den  Gebrauch  des  Augen- 
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Schweighaeuser,  Johann  Gottfried,  the  younger. 
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Schweinfurt,  Bavaria.  HERMANN,  J.  Schweinfiirt.  n.p., 
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Schweinitz,  Edmund  Alexander  de.  Life  and  times 
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—  Synopsis  fungorum  in  America  Boreal!  media  degen- 

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Scioppius,  Caspar.     See  Schoppe,  K. 

Scipio,  Publius  Cornelius.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  rr. 
hist.  Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 

Scipio,  pat-lid.  Reflections  on  Monroe's  'View  of  the  con 
duct  of  the  executive'.  See  Tracy,  U. 

Scipione  nelle  Spagne.     See  Zeno,  A. 

Scipios.  VISCONTI,  E.  Q.  Monumento  dcgli  S.  (In  his 
Opere,  v.  1.  1827.) 

Scituate,  Mass.  DEANE,  S.  History  of  S.,  to  1831. 
Boston,  1831.  8". 

—  BUCK,  I.     Return  of  loss  in  Scitunte  in  Phillip's  War. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  6.  1799.)  —  DAVIS,  S. 
History  and  description  of  S.  1815.  (In  v.  14.  1816.) 

Scituate.  2d  Church.  EELLS,  N.  Letter  to  the  2d  Ch.  of 
Scituate,  shewing  reasons  [for  not  inviting]  White- 
field  into  his  pulpit;  [with]  answer  to 'Reasons  of 
ministers  at  Taunton  for  inviting  him'.  Boston, 
1745.  8°.  (C  44) 

Scituate  Aux.  Soc.  for  the  Suppress,  of  Intemperance. 
Constitution.  Boston,  1817.  16".  (D  17) 

Sclater,  Philip  Lutley.  A  naturalist's  impressions  of  Spain. 
(In  Galton,  F.  Vacation  tourists.  1861.) 

Sclavonia.     See  Slavonia. 

Sclopis  di  Salerano,  Federigo  Paolo,  conte.  De'  Longo- 
bardi  in  Italia.  (In  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  33. 
1829.)  —  Kapporto,  in  nome  di  una  giunta,  sullo 
scritto  del  signer  Lericisa,  intitolato  :  Dell'  indus- 
tria  delle  sete  ne' regii  stati.  —  Considerazione  sto- 
riche  int.  a  Tommaso  I.  conte  di  Savoja.  (In  v.  34. 
1830.)  — Della  legislazione  civile.  (In  v.  38.  1835.) 
—  Document!  che  servono  alia  storia  della  reggenza 
di  Cristina  di  Francia,  duchessa  di  Savoia.  (In  ser. 
2,  v.  1.  1839.) 

—  Delle  scr.  politiche  e  militari  composte  dai  principi  at 

Savoja.  (In  Archivio  stor.  Hal.,  n.s.,  v.  2.  pt.  1. 
1855.)  —  Necrologio  di  P.  A.  Paravia.  (In  v.  4, 
pt.  2.  1857.)  —  Di  Cesare  Saluzzo  e  dei  suoi  tempi. 
(In  v.  7,  pt.  1.  1858.) 

Scoble,  John.  Introduction.  (In  Tappan,  L.  Reply  to 
charges  brought  against  Amer.  and  Foreign  Anti- 
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—  Liberte  immediate  et  absolue.  1844.     See  Alexander, 

G.  W.     (B1482) 

—  QUINCY,  E.    Examination  of  the  charges  of  8.  and  L,. 

Tappan.     Dublin,  1852.  8°.     (B  1479) 

—  WEBB,  R.  D.     The  National  Anti-Slavery  Soc. ;   stric 

tures  on   a  'Reply,'  etc.    Dublin,  1852.  8°.    (B  1479) 
Scoepper,  Jacob.      Voluptatis   et  virtutis   pugna  ; 
comcedia.     Noribergse,  1590.  8°. 


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—  Projectile  weapons  of  war,  and  explosive  com 

pounds.     3d  ed.     London,  1845.  8°. 
-     .Same.     3d  ed.,  rev.     London,  1858.  8°. 
Scoffer,  — .     On  food  adulterations.     See  Gore,  G.     Practi 
cal  chemistry.  1856. 

Scogin,  John.  Jests  of  S.  (7;i  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Shake 
speare  jest-book*,  v.  2.  1864.) 

Scola  do  maritati.     See  Ponte,  L.  da,  il  abatr.     (C  286) 
Scolari,  Fillippo,  also  called  Pippo  Spano.    POGGIA  BRAC- 

CIOLINI,  J.     Vita.  —  VITA,  auct.  anon.      (In.    Ar- 

chivio  stor.  ital.,  v.  4,  pt.  1.  1843.) 
Scolastic  philosophy.     HITTER,  H.     Kurzc  Uebersicht  ilber 

die  Geschichte  der  scholastischen  Philosophie.     (In 

Hiatorischea  T  aschenbuch,  1856.) 
Scolastica,  La;  commedia.     See  Ariosto,  L. 
Scolds.     JEWETT,  L.      Scolds,  and  how  they  cured  them  in 

the  'good  old  time'.      (In  Reliquary,  v.  1.  1860-61.) 
Scopoli,  Giovanni  Antonio.     Fundamenta  botanica, 

prtclectionibus  publicis  accomodata.  Viennae, 

1786.    8°. 
Scoppa,  Antonio,  il  abate.   Des  beautes  poetiques  de 

toutes  les  langues.     Paris,  1816.  8°. 
Scoresby,  Wm.,  Jr.,  D.D.     Account  of  the  Arctic 

Regions   and    whale  fishery.      Edin.,    1820. 

2  v.  .8°. 

—  American  factories  and  their  female  operatives. 

London,  1845.  12°. 

—  Journal  of  a  voyage  to  Australia   and   round 

the  world  for  magnetical  researches  ;  ed.  by 
A.  Smith.  London,  1859.  8°. 

-  Journal  of  a  voy.  to  the  northern  whale  fishery. 

Edin.,  1823.   8°. 

-  Magnetical  investigations.    Pt.  1.    Lond.,  1839. 

8°. 

—  Various  articles.]      (In   Wernerian  Nat.   Hiat.  Soc. 

Mem.,  v.  1,  2.   1811-1818.) 

-  JACKSOX,  R.  E.  S.    Life  of  S.    Lond..  1861.  8°. 
Scornful  lady.  The.     See  Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J. 
Scot,  Alexander.     IRVING,  D.     Life  of  S.     (In  his  Lives  of 

Scottish  poets,  v.  2.  1804.) 

—  LIFE.    (In    Soc.  of  Anc.  Scots.      Lives  of   Scottish 

poets,  v.  3,  pt.  5.  1822.) 

Scot,  Edmund.  Ace.  of  Java  and  first  settlement  at  Ban 
tam,  1602-05.  (In  Harris,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1. 
1705;—  anil  in  Green,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1745.) 

—  Germ.    Xachricht  von  Java.    (In  Allgemeine  Hist., 

v.  1.  1748.) 

Scot,  George.  Model  of  the  government  of  East  New  Jer 
sey.  Repr.  from  orig.  ed.,  pub.  at  Edinburgh,  1685. 
(In  New  Jeraey  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  1.  1846.) 

Scot  or  Scott,  Thomas.  The  Belgick  sooldier;  or,  Warre 
was  a  blessing.  Dort,  1624.  4°.  (D  52) 

—  England's  joy  for  suppressing  the  Papists  and  banish 

ing  priests  and  Jesuites.     n.p.,  1624.  4°.    (D  52) 

—  An  experimentall  discoverie  of  Spanish  practises;  or, 

The  coonsell  of  a  souldier  for  the  good  of  his  state. 
n.p.,  1623.  4°.  (D52) 

—  Votivoe   Angliae;    the    desires    and   wishes   of   Eng. ; 

wherein  are  unfolded  reasons  to  persuade  his  Majes- 
tie  to  draw  his  sword  for  the  restoring  of  the  Pal- 
latynat  and  Electoral  to  his  sonne-in-law,  etc. 
Vtrecht,  1624.  4°.  (D  52) 

—  Vox  populi ;  newes  from  Spayne.    n.p. ,1620.  4".  (D  52) 

—  Same.      2d  part;    or,   Gondomar  in   the    likenes   of 

Matchiauell  in  a  Spanish  parliament.  fGoricom, 
1624.]  4°.  (D  52) 

Scot,  Win.     Apologetical  narration  of  the  state,  etc., 

of    the   kirk  of  Scotland.     Edin.,  1846.    8°. 

(Wodrow  Soc.) 
Scot,  \Vm.,  of  Mossphennan.    AUTHENTIC  coppie  of  the 

tryal  of  8.  and  Mackpherson,  1712.     London,  1737. 

f°.    (A  56) 
Scotch   surnames.      INNES,  C.     Concerning  some 

Scotch  surnames.     Edin.,  1860.  8°. 

Scotland. 

-  Regiam    maiestatem   Scotise  ;   veteres  leges  et 

constitutions  ;  col.et  illust.  opera  J.  Skenaei. 
London,  1613.  f°. 

OBSERVATIONS  on  the  Regiam  mnjestatem;  ed.  by 

J.  Skene.    (In  Pamphleteer,  1825;  v.  25  of  B  838) 

—  BUCHANAN,  G.    De  jure  n-gni  apud  Scotos.    (In  his 

Opera  omn.,  v.  2.  1715;  and  liurum  Scoticarum  hii- 
toria.  1727.) 


—  GR.  BRIT.     Record  Commission.  Rotuli  Scotiae 

in  Turri  Londinensi  et  in  Domo  capitular! 
Westmonasteriensi  asservati.  Londini,  1814- 
19.  2  v.  f°. 

Contentn.    Vol.  1.     Temp.  reg.   Angl.  Edw.  I.- 
iii.      2.     Ric.  ii. -Hen.  vm. 

Registers. 
See  p.  2673. 

Commissioners  of  Scotland  cone,  the  Propositioni  of 
Peace. 

—  Papers.     London,  1646.  8°.    (B  1709) 

Court  of  Chancery, 

—  Inquisitionum  ad  capellam  domini  regis  retor- 

natarum,    qiiae  in   publicis  archivis    Scotiae 
adhuc  servantur,  abbreviatio  ;   [ed.  T.  Thom 
son.     Londini,]  1811-16.  3  v.  f°. 
Note.    Records  of  retours  of  services. 

General  Register    House. 

—  Registrum   magni   sigilli   regum    Scotorum  in 

archivis  publicis  asservatum  1306-1424. 
[London,]  1814.  f°. 

Kings. 

—  DESCRIPTION  of  the  regalia  of   S.    Edin.,  1819.  12°. 

(H275) 

—  Same.    Edin.,  1836.  12".    (E  275) 

Lord  Clerk  Registrar. 

—  Facsimiles  of  national  mss.  of  Scotland  photo- 
zincographed  by  Sir  II.  James;  [notes  and 
tr.  by  W.  B.  Sanders],  Southampton,  1867  - 
70.  2  pts.  f°. 

Note.    The  documents  in   pt.  1   selected  by  J  . 
Robertson  ;  in  pt.  2  by  C.  Innes. 

Lords  Auditors  of  Causes  and  Complaints. 
-  Acts,  1466-94.     London,]  1839.  f°. 
Lords  of  Council. 

—  Acts  in  civil  cases,  1478-95.    [Lohd.,]  1839.    f°. 

Lords  of  Session. 

—  DALRYMPLE,   D.,  Lord   Ilailes.     Catalogue   of  the 

Lords  of  Session  from  the  Institution  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice  in  1532.  New  ed.,  contin.  to  1799.  (In  his 
Tracts  rel.  to  the  hist,  of  Scotland.  1800.) 

Parliament. 

—  Acts,    [ed.  by  C.  Innes.      London,]  1844,  14- 

22.  11  v.  f°. 

Content*.  In  each  vol.  Preface.  —  Tables.  Vol.  1. 
Acts,  1124-1423.  2.  1424-1567.  3.  1567-92.  4.  1593- 
1625.  5.  1625-41.  6.  1643-51.  7.  1661-69.  8.  1670- 
86.  9.  1689-95.  10.  1696-1701.  11.  1702-07. 

—  Laws  and  acts,  James  i.  -  Charles  n.,  col.  by 

Sir  T.Murray.  Edin.,  1681.  f°. 
Contents.  Acts  made  by  James  I.  -  Charles  II.  —  Acts 
of  the  conventions  of  S.,  1665,  67,78.  —  Index;  or, 
Abridgment  of  the  Acts  of  Parliament.  —  Chronologie  of 
the  Kings  of  S.  —  Interpretation  of  the  terms,  etc.  — 
Catalogue  of  the  books  cont.  the  old  laws  written  before 
James  I. 

—  Acts  made  in  the  1st  Parl.  of  Charles  i.,  1633. 

Edin.,  1683.  12°. 

Note.  Contains  also  Laws  and  acts  of  the  lst-3d 
Parliament  of  Charles  n.,  1661-81,  and  Acts  of  the  Con 
vention  of  Estates,  1665-78. 

—  Collection  of  the  acts  of  Parl.  rel.  to  patronage  and 

the  settlement  of  vacant  parishes.  Glasgow,  1772. 
8".  (B575) 

Registrar  General. 

—  Census  of  S.,  1861 ;    population  tables  and  re 

port  ;  number  of  the  inhabitants,  families, 
children  at  school,  houses,  and  rooms  with 
windows  in  the  civil  counties,  etc. ;  also  a 
classification  of  families  according  to  their 
sizes,  etc.  Edin.,  1862.  f°. 

—  1st  report.     Edin.,  1861.  8°. 


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Agriculture. 

-  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  cultivation   of  flax  and  flax- 

seed  in  8.    Edin.,  1781.  8°.    (B  924) 

-  NAISMITH,  J.     Observations  on   the  different  breeds 

of    sheep,  and   the   state   of  sheep  farming  in   the 
southern  districts  of  8.    Edin.,  1795.  4°.    (W  76) 

-  SINCLAIR,  J.     Agriculture  of  S.     Edin.,  1814. 

3  v.  in  5  pts.  8°. 

-  -  Husbandry  of  S.     Edin.,  1814.  2  v.  8°. 

See  also  Aberdeenshire ;  —  Argyll;  — East  Lothian 
Co. ;  —  Fife  Co. ;  —  Galloway;  —  Inverness-shire  ;  — 
Kinross  Co.;  —  Moray  or  Elgin  Co. ;  —  Perth  Co. 

Antiquities. 

-  CLARK,    J.      Diss.  de  monumentis  quibusdam 

Romanis  in  boreali   parte  Magnse  Britannise 
detectis.      Edin.,  1750.  4°. 

-  GROSE,  F.     Antiquities  of  S.     London,  1789- 

91.  2v.  4°. 

-  CARDONNEL,  A.  de.     Picturesque  antiquities  of 

S.,  etched.     London,  1793.  4°. 

-  CROUCH,  N.     Admirable   curiosities   in   Eng., 

Scotland,  and  Ireland.  Westminster,  1811.  8°. 

-  SCOTT,  Sir  W.     Provincial  antiquities  of  Scot 

land.  [1825-26.]     Edin.,  London,  1834.  16°. 
(Prose  works,  v.  7.) 

-  JAMIESON,  J.    Vitrified  forts  of  8.    1827.    (In  Royal 

Soc.  of  Lit.     Trans.,  v.  2.  1834.) 

-  TRACTS    illustrative    of    traditional    and   hist. 

antiq.  of  S.    Edin.,  1836.  8°. 

-  WILSON,  D.     Prehistoric  annals  of  S.  [1851.] 

2d  ed.     London,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 

-  LESLIE,  F.     Early  races  of  S.  and  their  monu 

ments.     Edin.,  1866.  2  v.  8°. 

-  SIMPSON,  J.  Y.     Archaic  sculpturings  of  cups, 

circles,  etc.,  upon  stones.     Edin.,  1868.  4°. 

See  also  Aberdeenshire  ;  —  Orkneys ;  —  Scot 
land,  Border  of. 

Architecture. 

-  PARKYNS,  G.  J.      Monastic   and   baronial  re 

mains    in  Eng.,    Wales,    and    S.       London, 
1816.  2v.  8°. 

Banks. 

-  WOLOWSKI,    L.  F.  M.  R.     Les    banques    d'Ecosse. 

(In  his  La  banque  d'Angleterre.  1867.) 

Biography. 

-  CARLYLE,  T.    Project  of  a  nat.  exhib.  of  Scottish  por- 

traits.  1854.     (In  his  Grit,  essays,  v.  4.  1860.) 

-  CHAMBERS,  R.     Biog.  diet,  of  eminent  Scots 

men.     Glasgow,  1835.  4  v.  8°. 

-  -  Same.     New  ed.     With  a   suppl.  vol.  by  T. 

Thomson.       Glasgow,    Edin.,    Lond.,    1855. 
5  v.  8°. 

-  IRVING,  D.    Lives  of  the  Scottish  poets.   Edin., 

1804.  2  v.  8°. 

-  SOCIETY   OF  ANCIENT   SCOTS.      Lives   of    the 

Scottish  poets.     London,  1822.  3  v.  12°. 

-  STRICKLAND,  A.      Lives   of    the  queens  of  S. 

N.Y.,  1853-55.  7  v.  12°. 

-  THOMAS,  F.  8.    Historical  notes  rel.  to   [persons  in] 

8.,  1500-1603.     (In  his  Hist,  notes,  v.  3.  1856.) 

-  TWEEDIE,  W.  R.     Select  biographies.      Edin., 

1845-47.  2  v.  8°.      (Wodrow  Soc.) 

-  TYTLER,  P.  F.      Lives   of    Scottish    worthies. 

Lond.,  1831.  3  v.  12°.  (Fam.  lib.,  v.  29-31.) 
See  also  Abercrombie,  R. ;  —  Agnew,  Sir  A. ;  — 
Armstrong,  J. ;  —  Beattie,  J. ;  —  Blair,  Rev.  H. ;  —  Blair, 
Rev.  R. ;  — Brougham,  Ld.  II. ;  —  Bruce,  M. ;  —  Bruce, 
R.,  King  of  Scotland ;  —  Burns,  R. ;  —  Campbell,  R. ;  — 
Campbell,  Rev.  J. ;  —  Campbell,  T. ;  —  Chalmers,  Rev. 
T. ;  —  Crichton,  J. ;  —  Douglas,  G. ;  —  Dunbar,  W. ;  — 
Ferguson,  A. ;— Ferguson,  J.;  — Forbes,  D. ;  —  Era 
ser,  S. ;  —  Gerrald,  J. ;  —  Graham,  James,  Marq.  of 
Montrose;  —  Graham,  J.,  Vise.  Dundee;  —  Hamilton, 
Sir  W. ;  —  Henderson,  A. ;  —  Henryson,  R. ;  —  Home, 


H. ;  —  Howe,  J. ;  —  Hume,  D. ;  —  Button,  J. ;  —  James 
i. ;  —  James  v. ;  —  James  vi. ;  —  Jeffrey,  F.,  Ld. ;  — 
Knox,  J. ;  —  Mackintosh,  J. ;  —  Macpherson,  J. ;  — 
Margaret,  Queen  of  Scotland;  —  Mary,  Queen  of 


\V. ;  —  Wilkie,  D. ;  —  Wilson,  J. ;  —  Witherspoon,  J. ;  — 
Young,  J. ;  — 

also  Dumbartonshire ;  —  Galloway ;  — 

also  Scotch  surnames. 

Botany. 

-  LIGHTFOOT,  J.     Flora    Scotica  ;  native   plants 

of  S.     2d  ed.     London,  1792.  2  v.  8°. 
,  Commerce. 

-  YAIR,  J.     Account  of  the    Scotch  trade   with 

the  Netherlands.     London,  1766.  8°. 

See  also  Highlands  of  Scotland  (STUART,  J.  8. 
S.  and  C.  E.). 

Costume. 

See  Highlands  of  Scotland  (LOGAN,  J. ;  —  STUART, 
J.S.  8.  and  C.E.). 

Description. 

-  MURRAY,  A.    Scotland;  or,  North  Britain,  [to  1785]. 

(In  Burlington,  0.    Mod.  Brit.  1785.) 

-  BOECE,  d.  1550.     Description  of  S. ;  tr.  into  Scotch  by 

J.  Bellenden  and  into  English  by  W.  H.    (In  Holin- 
shed,  R.     Chronicles  of  Eng.,  v.  5.  1808.) 

-  BRERETON,    Sir  W.      Travels,    1634-35  ;    ed. 

by  E.  Hawkins.      London,  1844.  4°.    (Chet- 
ham  Soc.,  v.  1.) 

-  GONZALES,  M.     Voyage  to  Eng.  and  S.,  [1730].     (In 

Pinkerton,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1808.) 

-  HISTORY  of  8. ;  with  a  description,  [1760].      See  His 

tory.     [B.C.  330-A.D.  1727.]    HISTORY  (p.  2671). 

-  PENNANT,  T.    Tours  in  Scotland,  1769.    (In  Pinker- 

ton,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  3.  1809.) 

-  ANDERSON,  J.     Account  of  the  present  state  of 

the  Hebrides  and  western  coast  of  Scotland. 
Dublin,  1786.  8°. 

-  STODDART,  Sir  J.     Remarks  on  local   scenery 

and   manners   in  S.,  1799-1800.      London, 
1801.  2  v.  8°. 

-  KOHL,  J.  G.     Scotland.     Phila.,  1804.  8°.    (B  1604) 

-  FORSYTH,  R.     Beauties  of  S.     Edin.,  1805-08. 

5  v.  8°. 

-  CARR,    J.        Caledonian    sketches ;    or,    Tour 

through  Scotland,  1807.     London,  1809.  8°. 
--  Same.     Phila.,  1809.  8°. 

-  BIGELOW,   A.     Leaves  from  a  journal ;    ram 

bles,  1817.     Boston,  1821.  12°. 

-  WHITTLE  and  Laurie's  new  travellers  compan 

ion  for  S.     London,  1818.  f°. 

-  LOCKHART,  J.  G.     Peter's   letters  to  his  kins 

folk.     3ded.     Edin.,  1819.  3  v.  8°. 
--Same.     1st  Amer.  ed.     N.  Y.,  1820.  8°. 

-  PLAYFAIR,  J.     Description  of  S.     Edin.,  1819. 

2  v.  8°. 

-  GRIFFIN,  E.   D.     Extracts  from  a  journal   of  a  tour 

through   8.,  etc.,  1828-30.      (In  his  Remains,  v.   2. 
1831.) 

-  LEIGH,  S.     New  pocket  road-book  of  S.     Lon 

don,  1829.  16°. 

-  MCLELLAN,  H.  B.     Residence  in  S.,  etc.,  [1831- 

33];  comp.byl.McLellan,  Jr.  Bost.,1834. 12°. 

-  LEIGHTON,    J.     Scenes   in  S. ;    with  historical 

illustrations.     Glasgow,  1831.  12°. 

-  RITCHIE,  L.      Scott  and  Scotland  with  engrav 

ings  from  G.  Cattermole.     Lond.,  1835.  12°. 
(Heath's  pict.  ann.) 

-  SINCLAIR,  C.  Scotland  and  the  Scotch.    Edin., 

1840.  12°. 

-  MERCEY,  F.     L'Ecosse  en  1840.      (In   Revue  d.  D. 

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-  WILSON,  J.      Voyage  round   the  coasts  of  S., 

[1841].    Edin.,  1842.  2  v.  12°. 


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—  CARUS,  C.  G.  The  King  of  Saxony's  journey 
through  S.,  1844;  tr.  by  S.  C.  Davison. 
London,  1846.  8°. 

-  MAXWELL,  "\V.  II.     Sports  and  adventures  in 

the  Highlands  and  islands  of  S.,  [1844]. 
London,  1853.  16°. 

-  ABBOTT,  J.      Summer  in  S.,   [1847].      N.  Y., 

1848.  12°. 

-  OLIVER  &  BOYD.     Scottish   tourist.     19th  ed. 

enl.     Edin.,  London,  1852.  12°. 

-  TOPOGRAPHICAL,  statist.,  and  hist,  gazetteer  of  S. 

Edin.,  1854.  2  v.  8°. 

-  HAMERTON,  P.  G.     Painter's  camp  in  the  High 

lands,  etc.,  [1857].     Camb.,  1862.  2  v.  8°. 

-  BLACK,    A.  and  C.      Picturesque  tourist  of  S. 

18th  ed.    Edin.,  1867.  12°. 

-  HANDBOOK  for  S.  2ded.rev.    London,  Murray, 

1868.   12°. 

-  BUCHANAN,  R.     The  land  of  Lome.     London, 

1871.  2  v.  8°. 
See  also  Angus,  W. ; — also  Cairngorm  Mountains; 

—  Castles  ;  —  Dryburgh Abbey ;  —  Edinburgh  ;  —  Glas 
gow  ;  —  Hebrides  ;  —  Highlands  of  Scotland  ;  —  lona  ; 

—  Melrose  Abbey  ;  —  Orkneys  ;  —  Shetland  Islands  ; 

—  Teviotdale,  Abbey  of. 

Mapx. 

-  SCOTIA,    n.p.,  [16—].    rE  78,  no.  79) 

—  CONYNENBERG,  J.     ( In  hi*  Eng.  coasting  pilot.  1700.) 

—  KITCIIIN,  T.     London,  1778.  f°.    (E  65) 

—  AINSLIE,  J.     Edin.,  1789.  f°.    (E  65) 

—  NEW  chart  of  the  north  coast.     London, 1794.  f°.  (E65) 

Ecclesiastical  history. 

—  IRVING,  E.    Historical  view  of  the  Church  of  Scotland 

before  the  Reformation,  [200-1720].  (In  his  Col. 
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-  CUNNINGHAM,  Rev.  J.  Church  hist,  of  S.,  [371- 

1831].     Edin.,  1859.  2  v.  8°. 

—  DALRYMPLE,  Sir  D.    Hist,  memorials  cone,  the  pro 

vincial  councils  of  the  Scottish  elergv  from  the 
earliest  accounts  to  the  Reformation,  [1126-1559]. 
(In  his  Tracts,  v.  4.  1800.) 

—  THEINER,  A.     Vetera  monumenta  ex  Vaticani, 

Neapolis,  ac  Florentiae  tabulariis*  1216-1547. 
llomae,  1864.  f°. 

—  KNOX,   J.     History  of  the  Reformation   in   Scotland, 

1494-1567.     (In  his  Works,  v.  1,  2.  1846-48.) 

-  M'CRIE,  T.     Life  of  A.  Melville ;  cont.  illust. 

of  the  eccles.  and  lit.  hist,  of  S.  in  the  16th 
and  17th  cent.  2d  ed.  Lond.,  1824.  2  v.  8°. 

-  M'CRIE,  T.     Life  of  J.  Knox  ;  cont.  illust.  of 

the  hist,  of  the  Reformation  in  Scotland, 
[1505-71].  4th  ed.  Edin.,  1818.  2  v.  8°. 

-  BUTLER,  C.     Hist.  mem.  resp.  Eng.,  Irish,  and 

Scottish  Catholics,  [1517-1816].  2d  ed. 
London,  1819.  2  v.  8°. 

-  BOTFIELD,  B.     Original  letters  relating  to  the 

eccles.  affairs  of  S.,  1603-25.  Edin.,  1851. 
2  v.  4°.  (Bannatyne  Club.) 

-  Vox  vera.    t.p.w.     [16207]  4°.    (D  52) 

-  FROL'DE,  J.  A.     The  influence  of  the  Reformation  on 

Scottish  character.  (In  his  Short  studies  on  great 
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—  WALLACE,  R.    Church  tendencies  in  8.  [1867.]    (In 

Grant,  Sir  A.    Recess  studies.  1870.) 

See  also  Church  of  Scotland  ;  —  Covenanters ;  — 
Dundee;—  Ecclesiastical  history;—  Edinburgh;  — 
Episcopal  Church  of  Scotland  ;  —  Free  Church  of  Scot 
land  ;  —  lona ;  —  Reformation  ;  —  Reformed  Presby 
tery  ;  —  Secession  Church  of  Scotland  ;  —  Society  in 
Scotland  for  Propagating  Christian  Knowledge ;  — 
Wodrow  Soc. 

Education. 

-  GR.  BRIT.      Ho.  of    Comm.   Parochial  educa 

tion,  Scotland;  state  of  the  establishments 
for  parochial  education  in  Scotland  ;  dated 
March  30,  1825.  [London,  1826.]  f°. 


DEMOGEOT,  J.  C.,  and  MONTUCCI,  M.     De  1'en- 
•    seignement   secondaire  en    Angleterre   et  en 

Ecosse;  rapport  au  Ministre  de  1'Inst.  Pub. 

Paris,  1868.  8°. 
SELLAR,  A.  C.    Scotch  educ.  difllculties.    (In  Grant, 

Sir  A.     Recess  studies.  1870.) 
See  also  Edinburgh. 

Finance. 

CONSIDERATIONS  on  the  present  scarcity  of  gold  and 
silver  coin  in  S.    Edin.,  1762.  8°.    (B  256) 

History. 

BARNARD,  Bp.  of  Killnloe.    Enquiry  concerning  the 

original   of   the  Scots  in  Britain.      (In  Roy.   Irish 

Acad.     Trans.,  v.  1.  1787.) 
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and  contin.  to  the  present  time  [1827],  by  J. 

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(Vol.  22-26  of  his  Prose  works.  1836-38.) 
GUTHRIE,  W.     General  hist,  of  S.,  [to  '1746]. 

London,  1767-68.  10  v.  8°. 
BUCHANAN,  G.     History  of  S.;    tr.   from  the 

Latin,  with  notes  and  a  contin.  [to  1707],  by 

J.  Aikman.     Glasgow,  1827.  4  v.  8°. 
BURTON,  J.  H.    History  of  S.,  to  1688.     Edin., 

1867-70.  7  v.  8°. 
ROBERTSON,    W.      History   of    S.   during   the 

reigns  of  Mary   and  James  vi.,  with  rev.  of 

Scottish  history  previous  to  that  period,  [to 

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SCOTT,  Sir  W.     History  of  S.,  [to  1603].   Lon 
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BUCHANAN,  G.     Rerum  Scoticarum  hist.,   [ad 

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the  Lat.  with  life  and  genealogy  of  the  kings. 

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1858.  3  v.  8°.      (Chron.  and  mem.) 
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[to   1408]  ;    pub.,   with  notes,   etc.,   by   D. 

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CROUCH,  N.     History  of    the   kingdom  of  S., 

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DRUMMOND,  W.  History  of  S.,  1423-3542; 
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ANALECTA  Scotica ;  collections  illust.  of  the 
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LINDSAY,  R.  Chronicles  of  S.,  [1436-1604]. 
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HISTORY  of  the  estate  of  S.,  July  1558-April  1560. 
(In  Wodrow  Soc.  Miscel.,  v.  1.  1844.) 

CHURCHYARD,  T.  Chips  cone.  S.,  [1560-90]  ; 
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CHAMBERS,  R.  Domestic  annals  of  S.,  [1561- 
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BANNATYNE,  R.  Journal  of  the  trans,  in  S., 
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JOHNSTON,  R.  History  of  S.  during  the  minority  of 
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MONIPENNY,  J.  Matters  cone.  S., in  1597.  (In  Somers, 
J.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  3.  1810.) 

BUCKLE,  H.  T.  Condition  of  8.  during  the  17th  and 
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SOME  matter  of  fact  rel.  to  affairs  in  S.  under  the  Duke 
of  Lauderdale.  n.t.p.  [16-?]  f°.  (A  52) 

CHARLES  i.  A  large  declaration  cone,  late 
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CHAMBERS,  R.  History  of  the  rebellions  in  S., 
1638-60  (2  v.)  ;  1689,  1715  ;  1745-46  (2  v.). 
Edin.,  1828-29.  5v.  12°.  (Constable's  miscel., 
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DODDS,  J.  Fifty  years  struggle  of  the  Scottish 
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NALSON,  J.  Impartial  collection  of  affairs  of 
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BOROUGH,  Sir  J.  Notes  of  the  treaty  carried 
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GWYNNE,  J.  Account  of  the  Earl  of  Glencairn's 
exped.  in  S.,  1653-54.  (In  his  Military  mem.  1822.) 

REPLY  to  Memoirs  cone.  S.,  [1661-1711]. 
t.p.w.  [1714?]  8°. 

CHARLES  n.,  of  Eng.  Letter  to  the  convention  of 
estates  in  8.,  1678;  and  the  speech  of  the  Duke  of 
Lauderdate,  at  Edin.,  4th  July  1678;  with  the  letter 
from  the  convention,  llth  July  1678.  In  the  Savoy 
[London,]  1678.  f°.  (A  52) 

TRUE  relation  of  the  cruelties  [of]  the  rebels  in  Scot 
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OLDMIXON,  J.  Memoirs  of  North-Britain, 
[1685-1715].  London,  1715.  8°. 

BURTON,  J.  II.  History  of  S.,  1689-1748. 
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LOCKHART,  G.  Memoirs  cone,  the  affairs  of 
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-  AUFRERE,  A.     The  Lockhart  papers,  1702-45. 

London,  1817.  2  v.  4°. 

-  GR.    BRITAIN.       House  of  Lords.     Proceedings 

cone,  the  Scottish  conspiracy,  [1703-04]. 
London,  1704.  P. 

-  HOOCKE.     Secret  history  of  his  negotiations  in 

favour  of  the  Pretender,  1707,  etc.  London, 
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-  -  Same.     Edin.,  1760.  8°. 

-  JOHNSTONE,  Chevalier  de.     Memoirs  of  the  re 

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with  add.  notes.  London,  1821.  8°. 

-  FORBES,  R.     Jacobite  memoirs  of  the  rebellion 

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S.,  [1745].  London  printed,  Boston,  reprinted  1744 
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the  hist,  of  S.     Edin.,  1773.  16°. 

-  GEORGE  iv.     Historical  ace.  of  [George  iv.'s] 

visit  to  S.     3d  ed.     Edin.,  1822.  8°. 
See  also  Bruce,  R.,  King  of  Scotland',  —  Gerrald,  J. ; 

—  Muir,  T. ;—  Porteous,  J.;— Sharp,  J.,  Abp.  of  St. 
Andrews;—  Standsfleld,  V.;  —  also  Aberdeenshire  ;  — 
Bothwell  Bridge ;  —  Caithness;  —  Culloden  papers  ;  — 
Dryburgh  Abbey  ;  —  Dumbartonshire  ;  —  Edinburgh  ; 

—  Flodden  ;  —  Glasgow;  —  Hebrides ;  —  Highlands  of 
Scotland ;  —  Melrose   Abbey ;  —  Peebleshire  ;  —  Pres 
ton,  Battle  of ;  —  Scotland,  Royal  Burghs  of ;  —  Teviot- 
dale,  Abbey  of. 

also  the  following  fictitious  works :  —  Aguilar,  G. 
(Days  of  Bruce);—  Gait,  J.  (Ringan  Gilhaize  [Cov 
enanters];  The  spaewife  [loth  cent.]);  —  Grant,  J. 
(Scottish  cavalier);  —  Porter,  J.  (Scottish  chiefs  [Wal 
lace  and  Bruce]);  —  Scott,  Sir  W. 

also,  below,  Ballads. 

Hospitals. 

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his  Recess  studies.  1870.) 

Industries, 

-  BREMNER,  D.   Industries  of  S.,  their  rise,  pro 

gress,  and  present  condition.    Edin.,  1869.  8°. 

-  MACKENZIE,  M.     View  of  the  salmon   fishery 

of  S.     Edin.,  London,  1860.  8°. 

See  also  Institution  of  Engineers  in  Scotland. 
Language. 

-  Dictionary.     JAMIESON,    J.     Etymological  dic 

tionary  of  the  S.  lang.     Edin.,  1808.  2  v.  4°. 
See  also  Gaelic  language. 
Law, 

-  DOUGLAS,  J.     Letter  to  IT.  Brougham,  on  law  reform 

in  8.     London,  1830.  8°.     (B  1529) 

-  NICOLSON,  \V.     English,  Scotch,  and  Irish  his 

torical  libraries.  3d  ed.     London,  1736.  P. 
See  also  Appellate  jurisdiction  ;  —  Regalities. 

Literature. 
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nintory. 

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on  the  prog,  of  lit.  1834.) 

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Ballads. 

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traditionellen  schottischen  Balladen  zu  beobach- 
tende  Grundsatze.  (In  Jahrb.  f.  rom.  u.  eng.  Lit., 
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-  -  SMITH,  A.   Scottish  ballads.    (In  Edinburgh  essays, 

1856.) 

.  RAMSAY,  A.  Tea-table  miscel.;  col.  of  choice 
songs  Scots  and  English.  Repr.  from  14th 
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anc.  ballads.  London,  1845.  8°.    (Percy  Soc., 
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-  AYTOUN,  AV.  E.  Lays  of  the  Scottish  cavaliers  ; 

and  other  poems.     Edin.,  1850.   1C0. 

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19th  century.     2d  ed.     London,  1854.  8°. 

-  CHILD,  F.  J.      English    and    Scottish   ballads. 

Boston,  1857-58.  8  v.  16°. 

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-  MAIDMEXT,  J.     Scotish  ballads  and  songs,  his 

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Lit. '.    Legends. 

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of  S.      Edin.,  1858.  8°. 
See  also  Highlands  of  Scotland. 
Lit. :   Poetry. 

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poetry  ;  ed.  by  J.  A.  Carlyle.    Edin.,  1861.  8°. 

-  -  NICHOL,  J.     Sketch  of  Scottish  poetry  up  to  the  time 

of  Sir  D.  Lyndesay.    (In  Lyndsay,  Sir  D.    Works, 
pt.  o.  1871J 

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cniitelis  of    Scottis   poeeie.  1585.      (In  his    Essays. 
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-  Collection.     SIBKALD,  J.     Chronicle  of  Scottish 

poetry,  1341-1603;  added,  a  glossary.  Edin., 
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Set  also  Burns,  R. ;  —  Ramsay,  A.;  —  Scott, 
Sir  W.;  —  also  Highlands  of  Scotland. 

Lit. :  Proverb*. 

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12°. 

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Military  affairs. 

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Rational  character,  Social  life,  etc. 

-  CLEGIIORN,   J.      Is   the  character  of  the   Scotch   the 

expression  of  the  soil  of  Scotland?     (In  Anthro 
pological  Soc.   Mem.,  v.  3.  1870.) 

-  MLDIE,  W.     A  Scottish  radical.  — The  Scottish  novel- 

ist.  —  The  Scottish  parson.     (In  his  Attic  fragments. 
1825.) 

-  RAMSAY,  E.  B.     Reminiscences  of  Scottish  life 

and  character.     Boston,  1861.  12°. 
.-Same.     2d  sen     Edin.,  .1861.   12°. 

-  ROGERS,  C.     Traits  and  stories  of  the  Scottish 

people.     London,  1867.  8°. 

See  al«o  Burns,   R. ;  —  also  Curling  ;  —  Highlands 
of  Scotland  ;  —  Moray  or  Elgin  Co. ;  — 
also  the  novels  of  Scotch  life  enumerated  on  p.  901. 

Natural   history. 

-  SHIRLEY,  pseud.    Sketches  on  the  north  of  the  coast; 

by  a  naturalist.     (In  Fraser's  mag.,  v.  53-54.  1856.) 

-  MILLER,  H.     Cruise  of   the  Betsey.      Boston, 

1858.  12°. 

-  SALTON,  J.  W.     Note  on  the  fossils  in  the  crystalline 

rocks  of  the  North  Highlands   of  S.      (In    Amer. 
Assoc.     I'roc.,  v.  11.  1858.) 

-  CONWAY,  J.     Forays  among  salmon  and  deer. 

London,  1861.   12°. 

See  also    Botany  (p.  2670) ;  —  also  Bass-rock  ; 
—  Moray  or  Elgin  Co. ;  —  Highlands  of  Scotland. 


Numismatics. 

—  ANTIQUITY  of  the  earliest  Scottish  coins  now  extant. 

(In  Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1834.) 

Peerage. 

-  DOUGLAS,  Sir  R.  Peerage  of  S.    Edin.,  1768.  f°. 
See  also,  below,  lieginttrs. 

Philosophy, 

Note.  For  history  and  works  of  Scottish  philosophers 
nee  Alison,  Sir  A . ;  —  Balfour,  Sir  J. ;  —  Baxter,  A. ;  — 
Beattie,  J.;  —  Boston,  T. ;—  Brougham,  II.,  Ld.;  — 
Brown,  T. ;  —  Brown,  W.  L. ;  —  Burnet,  J.,  Ld.  Mon- 
boddo ;  —  Campbell,  A. ;  —  Campbell,  G. ;  —Chalmers, 
T. ;  —  Cooper,  A.  A.,  'Ad  Earl  of  Sha/trsbury :  —  Crom- 
bie,  A. ;  —  Duncan,  W. ;  —  Erskine,  R. ;  —  Ferguson, 
A. ;  —  Fordyce,  1). ; —  Gerard,  A. ;  —  Gregory,  James; 

—  Gregory,  John  ;  —  Hamilton,  Kir  W. ;  —  Home,  H., 
Ld.   Kitmex; —  Hume,  D. ; —  Hutcheson,  F. ;  — Hut- 
ton,  J. ;  — Jardine,  G. ;  — Jeffrey,  V. ;  —  Mackintosh,  J. ; 

—  Oswald,  J. ;— Pringle,  Sir  J.;  —  Reid,  T. ;  — Smith, 
A.;  —  Wilson,  J. ;  —  Witherspoon,  J. ;  — Young,  J. 

Politics. 

—  LOGAN,  W.     A  view  of  the  present  state  of  S.  in  re 

gard  to  the  tenures  of  the  subjects  of  that  part  of 
N.Brit.  London,  1733.  8°.  (B  758) 

—  EXPOSTLLATOKY  addr.  to  the  nobility  and  freeholders 

of  Scotland.     London,  1745.  8°.    (B  1579) 

—  FRIEND  OF  THE  PEOPLE.     Report  of  the  representa 

tion  of  S.     London,  [1793].  4°.    (W  82) 

—  COCHRANE,  A.  B.      Justice  to  S.      Edin.,  London, 

1854.  8°.    (B  1534) 

Poor. 

—  GR.  BRITAIN.     Ho.  of  Com.    Report  on   poor 

laws ;  with  app.  cont.  returns  from  the 
gen.  assembly  of  the  Church  of  S.  [London, 
1818.]  4°. 

Prisons, 

—  GURXEY,  J.  J.  Notes  on  prisons  in  S.  2d  ed. 
London,  1819.  12°. 

—  GR.  BRIT.     Ho.  of  Com.     Report   from    select 

com.  on  the  state  of  prisons  in  S.  [London,]  1826. 
f°.  (E  243) 

Managers  appointed  under  the  Prisons  (Scot 
land)  Administration  Act.  23d  report  on 
prisons  in  S.  Edin.,  1862.  f°. 

Registers. 

—  BEATSON,   R.     Register    of   the    hereditary  honours, 

public  offices,  and  persons  in  office,  from  the  earli 
est  periods,  [1037-1806].  (In  his  Political  index, 
v.  3.  1806.) 

—  ALMANACK  for  Scotland  and   British  register. 

Edin.,  1810.  12°. 

—  REID'S   suppl.  to   the   Scottish   pocket  almanac,  1837, 

cont.  official  lists  of  Sutherland,  Caithness,  Orkney, 
and  Shetland.  Wick,  [1836].  12°.  (E  27) 

Statistics, 

—  SINCLAIR,  Sir  J.     The   statist,   account  of    S. 

Edin.,  1791-93.  7  v.  8°. 
History  of  the  origin  of 'The  statistical  account  of  S.' 

n.p.,  [1798].  8°.    (B  525,  W  62) 
Specimens   of   statistical   reports,    exhib.  the 

progress  of  political  society,  etc.      London, 

1793.  8°. 
Another  copy.     (B  585) 

—  GENERAL  report  of  8.;  statistical  tables  regarding  the 

geog.,  agric.,  and  political  state  of  S.  2d  ed.  (In 
Pamphleteer,  1817  ;  v.  10  of  B  838) 

Scotland,  Border  of.  COPY  of  a  manuscript  tract 
addressed  to  Lord  Burghley,  illustrative  of  the 
Border  topography  of  Scotland,  1590.  (In  Archae- 
ologia,  v.  22.  1829.) 

—  SCOTT,  Sir  W.     Border  antiquities  of  Eng.  and 

S.     London,  1814-17.  2  v.  4°. 

Minstrelsy    of  the  Scottish    Border.     4th  ed. 

Edin.,  1810.  3  v.  8°. 

Same.     (Vol.  1-3  of  his  Poet,  works.  1833.) 

Same.  Introduction  only.  (In  his  Provincial  anti 
quities.  1834.  Prose  works,  v.  7.) 


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Scotland,  Episcopal  Church  of.    See  Episcopal  Church  of 

Scotland. 

Scotland,  Free  Church  of.    See  Free  Church  of  Scotland. 
Scotland,  Highland  Soc.  of.  See  Highland  Society  of  Scot- 
laud. 

Scotland,  Royal  Burghs  of.  Records  of  the  con 
vention.  Edin.,  1866-70.  2  v.  4°. 

Contents.      Vol.   1.     1295-1597.       2.     1597-1614. 
—  Extracts  from  other  records,  1345-1614. 

—  SCOTTISH  BUKGH  RECOKDS  SOCIETY.     Ancient 

laws  and  customs  of  the  burghs  of  S.  Vol.  1  : 
1124-1424.  Edin.,  1868.  8°. 

—  GRAHAM,  K.    Letter  to  W.  Pitt,  on  the  reform  of  the 

internal  gov.  of  the  Roy.  boroughs  of  S.  London, 
1788.  8°.  (B  1522) 

—  GR.  BRITAIN.  Ho.  of  Com.     Report  of  the  committee 

on  petition  of  the  Royal  Burghs  of  Scotland  resp. 
the  providing  of  jails;  with  app.  [London,  1818.] 
f°.  (E243) 

Scots.    See  also  Scotts. 

Scots  abroad.     BURTON,  J.  H.      The  Scot  abroad. 

Edin.,  1864.  2  v.  16U. 
See  also  Vienna.  Monasterium  Scotorum. 

Scots'  cabinet  opened,  The ;  account  of  secret  trans,  by  the 
Scots  comm.  with  the  King  and  Parl.  London, 
1848.  4°.  (B  647) 

Scot's  Charitable  Soc.  Constitution  and  by-laws  of  the 
Soc.,  Feb.  8,  1848.  Charlestown,  1848.  12°.  (D  22) 

Scots  magazine.  Vol.  21,  55,  57;  1759,  93,  95. 
London,  n.d.  3  v.  8°. 

Note.    Continued  as  Edinburgh  magazine. 

Scott,  Gen.  — .  The  rules  of  whist.  6th  ed.  London,  1810. 
16°.  (C64) 

Scott,  A.  de  C.  Photo-zincography  and  other  pho 
tographic  processes  employed  at  the  ord 
nance  survey  office,  Southampton,  under  di 
rect,  of  Sir  H.  James.  London,  1862.  4°. 

Scott,  Rev.  Allen  M.  Chronicles  of  the  great  re 
bellion.  [Ch.  1-10.]  14th  ed.  Cincin.,  1864. 
8°. 

Scott,  Anne,  Duchess  of  Monmouth.  COSTELLO,  L.  S.  (In 
his  Memoirs  of  eminent  English  women,  v.  3.  1844.) 

Scott,  Benjamin.  Statistical  vindication  of  the  city 
of  London.  London,  1867.  12°. 

—  Intemperance  and  pauperism.     (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 

Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1861.) — Apprenticeship  in  the 
city  of  London.  — Ancient  water  conduits,  pumps, 
etc.  (In  1862.) 

Scott,  C.  Rochfort.  Rambles  in  Egypt  and  Candia  ; 
with  obs.  on  the  system  of  Mohammed  Ali. 
London,  1837.  2  v.  8°. 

—  and  Jackson,  B.     Military  life  of  the  Duke  of 

Wellington.     London,  1840.  2  v.  8°. 
Scott,  Rev.  Charles.     The  Indian  forts  of  1663.     (In  Ulster 

Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  1,  pt.  3.  1862.) 
Scott,    Charles    Henry.      Baltic,    Black    Sea,   and 

Crimea.     2d  ed.  rev.     London,  1854.  12°. 

—  Danes  and  Swedes  ;  a  visit  to  Denmark,  with  a 

peep  into  Jutland.     London,  1856.  8°. 
Scott,  Charles   Wm.  Henry,   4th  Duke  of  Huccleugh  and 
Queenxbury.    SCOTT,  Sir  W.    (In  his  Prose  works, 
v.  4.  1834.) 

Scott,  Clement  W.     Drawing-room  plays  and  par 
lour  pantomimes.     London,  1870.  8°. 
Contents.    Blanchard,  E.  L.    An  induction.  —  Simp 
son,  J.  P.    Two  gentlemen  at  Mivart's.  —  Gilbert,  W. 
S.    A  medical  man.  —  Hood,  T.      Harlequin  little  red 
riding-hood  ;  or,  The  wicked  wolf  and  the  virtuous  wood 
cutter.  —  Cheltnam,    C.    S.       Fireside    diplomacy.   — 
Keece,  R.     Ingomar;  or,  The  noble  savage.  —  Sketch- 
ley,  A.     Money  makes  the  man.  —  Thompson,  A.     The 
happy  despatch.  —  Archer,  T.,  and  Brough,  J.  C.     An 
eligible  situation.  —  Scott,  C.  W.     The  pet-lamb ;  —  The 
last  lily.  —  Blanchard,  E.  L.     The  three  temptations.  — 
Sterry,  J.  A.    Katharine   and   Petruchio.  —  Daryl,  S. 
His  first  brief.  —  B.,  A.     The  girls  of  the  period. 
Scott,  Daniel.     Appendix  ad  Thes.  Griec.  ling,  ab 
H.    Stephano,   et   ad  Lexica  Constantini   et 
Scapulae.     Londini,  1745-46.  2  v.  f°. 
Scott,  David.     Engineer  and  machinist's  assistants. 
London,  1847.  1  v.  and  Plates  4°. 


—  BROWN,  S.      (In  his  Lectures  on  the  atomic  theory, 

v.  2.  1858.) 

Scott,  David  Dundas.  Suppression  of  the  Refor 
mation  in  France  ;  comp.  from  De  Rulhiere, 

etc.     London,  1840.   12U. 
Scott,  Dred.     HOWARD,  B.  C.     Report;  decision  of 

the  Supreme  Court  of  TJ.  S.  in  the  case  of 

Dred  Scott  vs.  J.  F.  A.  Sandford.      N.  Y., 

1857.  8°. 
Scott,  Frank  J.     The  art  of  beautifying  suburban 

home  grounds.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
Scott,  Genio  C.  Fishing  in  American  waters.  N.Y., 

1869.  8°. 
Scott,  George.  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  S.,  sold 

by  Leigh  and  Sotheby.      [London,]  1781.   8°. 
Scott,    Sir  George   Gilbert.     The  chapter-house  of 

Westminster.    (In  Archaeological  Inst.  of  Gr.  Brit. 

Old  London.  1867.) 

—  Remarks  on  secular  and  domestic  architecture, 

present  and  future.     London,  1857.  8°. 

Scott,  Sir  George  Lewis.  Supplement  to  Chamber's 
Cyclopaedia  ;  or,  Universal  dictionary  of  arts 
and  sciences.  London,  1753.  2  v.  f°. 

Scott,  Col.  Henry  Lee.  Military  dictionary.  N.Y., 
1861.  8°. 

Scott,  J.  Account  of  the  proc.  at  Lye-Waste.  (In  Car 
penter,  B.  Letter  to  R.  Foley.  178-.  B  240) 

Scott,  Sir  James,  Duke  of  Monmouth.  CHOICE  col.  of 
wonderful  miracles,  ghosts,  and  visions  [relating  to 
him],  n.t.p.  [London,  1681.]  f°.  (A  54) 

—  LADY  Gray  vindicated;  answer  to  a  Popish  pamphlet 

entitled  'True  rel.  of  a  strange  apparition  that  ap 
peared  to  Lady  Gray  commanding  her  to  deliver  a 
message  to  the  Duke  of  Monmouth'.  London,  1681. 
f°.  (A  54) 

—  RELATION  of  [his]   birth,  as  well  is  of  several  re 

markable  passages  during  [his]  minority,  n.t.p. 
[16—.]  4°.  (A  54) 

—  ROBERTS,  G.     Life  of  S.   Lond.,  1844.  2v.  12°. 
Scott,  James.    Odes  on  several  subjects.    Camb.,  1761.  4". 

(A  45) 

Scott,  Job.  Baptism  of  Christ  a  gospel  ordinance. 
Prov.,  1793.  8°. 

—  The  power  of  religion  exemplified  in  the  life,  sickness, 

and  death  of  J.  Scott;  principally  extracted  from 
his  journal.  Phila.,  1818.  12°.  (C  198) 

—  Treatise  on  ch.  discipline;  from  the  writings  of  Bar 

clay,  Penn,  and  Pennington.  Phila. ,1824.  12°.  (C235) 
Scott,  Major  John.    See  Waring,  J.  Scott. 
Scott,   John,  b.   1638,  d. 1694.      The  Christian   life. 

London,  1694-97.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     London,  1757.  5  v.  8°. 

-  Practical  discourses.    Vol.  1.     Lond.,  1697.  8°. 
Scott,  John.    Discourse.    Edin.,  1742.  8°.    (B  1902) 
Scott,   John,  b.  1730,  d.  1783.     Poems.     (In  Anderson,   R. 
Brit,  poets,  v.  11.  1795;  — Chalmers,  A.    Eng.  poets, 
v.  17.  1810;  — and  in  Campbell,  T.    Spec,  of  Brit, 
poets,  v.  6.  1819.) 

—  D'lsRAEM,  I.    (In  his   Calamities  of   authors,  v.  2. 

1812.) 

Scott,  John,  d.  1821.  Journal  of  a  tour  to  Waterloo 
and  Paris,  with  Sir  W.Scott,  1815.  London, 
1842.  12°. 

—  Paris  revisited  in  1815.     London,  1816.  8°. 
Scott,  John,  Esq.    War  inconsistent   with   the  doctrine  of 

Christ.     2d  ed.    London,  1817.  8°.  (B  542) 

—  French.    La  guerre  en  opposition  avec  la  doctrine  et 

1'exemple   de  Jesus-Christ.     Lond.,  1822.  8°.  (B  542) 
Scott,  Rev.  John,  d.  1834.     Life  of  T.  Scott.    Bos 
ton,  1822.  12°. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1823.  8°. 

Scott,  John,  1st  Earl  of  Eldon,  d.  1838.  Speech, 
Nov.  1,  on  the  bill  of  pains  and  penalties.  2d  ed. 
London,  1820.  8°.  (B  1423) 

—  BENTHAM,  J.     Indications  respecting  Ld.  Eldon.     (In 

Pamphleteer,  1826;  v.  26  of  B  838) 

—  BROUGHAM,  H.,  Ld.    (In  his  Statesmen  of  the  times 

of  George  in.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

—  LETTER  to  the  Earls  of  Liverpool  and  Eldon,  against 

the  proposed  docks  in  St.  Katherine's  precinct. 
London,  1824.  8°.  (B  1747) 


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-  SUIITEES,  W.  E.     Sketch  of  Lord  Eldon  and 

of  Lord  Stowell.     London,  1846.  8°. 

—  TOWNSKND,  W.  C.     (In  his  Lives  of  twelve  eminent 

judges,  v.  '2.  1846.) 

—  Twiss,    H.      Life  of  Lord   Eldon.       London, 

1844.  3  v.  8". 

Scott,  John.  CATALOGUE  of  his  library,  sold,  Lon 
don.  [London,]  1850.  8°. 

—  CATALOGUE  of  coll.  of  oriental  mss.,  sold,  Lon 

don.     [London,]  1850.  8°. 
Scott,  John.     Logic  of  the  labor  problem.     (In  Nat.  Assoc. 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1861.) 
Scott,  John,  C.  S.  Army.     Letters   to   an    officer  in 

the  army,  proposing   reform    in  the  Confed. 

gov.,  after  the  close  of  the  war.     llichmond, 

1864.   8°. 

-  The  lost  principle ;  or,  Sectional  equilibrium ; 

how  it  was  created,  how  destroyed,  how  it 
may  be  restored  ;  by  Barbarossa.  Richmond, 
Va.,  1860.  8°. 

—  Partisan   life  with  Col.  J.  S.  Mosby.     N.  Y., 

1867.   8". 

Scott,  John  Morin.  Address  before  the  Literary  Society 
of  Lafayette  Coll.,  Easton,  July  4.  Phila.,  1834.  8°. 
(B  1203) 

—  Oration  before  the  Washington  Benev.  Soc.  of  Penn., 

Feb.  22.     Phila.,  1815.  8°.    (B  357) 

Scott,  Jonathan.  Pocket  companion  and  hist,  of 
Free  Masons  ;  songs,  lodges,  etc.  2ded.  Lon 
don,  1759.  12°. 

Scott,  Jonathan,  d.  1819.  The  conquest  of  the  last  enemy; 
a  disc.,  Mar.  9,  1807,  at  the  funeral  of  8.  Foxcroft. 
Charlcstown,  1808.  8°.  (B  326,  913) 

Scott,  Jonathan  M.  Blue  lights  ;  or,  The  conven 
tion.  X.  Y.,  1817.  18°. 

—  The  sorceress;  or,  Salem  delivered.  N.  Y.,  1817. 

18°. 

Scott,  Joseph.  Geographical  account  of  Pennsyl 
vania.  Phila.,  1806.  18°. 

Scott,  Joseph.  Art  of  preventing  the  loss  of  teeth. 
London,  1831.  8°. 

Scott,  Michael,  born  abt.  1214.  De  natura  solis  ct  lunaa. 
(In  Zetzner,  L.  Theatrum  chem.,  v.  5.  1622.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In   his    Mem.,  v.  15.  1731;  and, 

Germ.,  v.  11.  1754.) 

—  TYTLER,  P.  F.     (In  his  Lives  of  Scottish  worthies, 

v.  1.  1831.    Fain,  lib.,  v.  29.) 

Scott,  Michael,  b.  1789,  d.  1835.  Captain  Clutter- 
buck's  champagne.  (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  90-91, 
1861-62.) 

—  Cruise  of  the  Midge.  New  ed.   Edin.,  London, 

1853.  16°. 

—  Same.      (In    Blackwood's    magazine,  v.  35-37.  1834- 

35.) 

—  Tom  Cringle's  log.     New  ed.    Edin.,  London, 

1854.  12°. 

-    Same.     2d  ser.     Phila.,  1833.  2  v.  12°. 
Scott,  Rev.  Orange.     Address  to  a  gen.  conference 
of   the  M.   E.  Church  in  Cincin.,  May  19.    N.  Y., 
1836.  8°.    (B  1474) 

—  Appeal  to  the  Methodist  Episc.  Church.     Bos 

ton.  1838.  8°. 

-  Funeral  sermon  on.  1847.    See  Matlack,  L.C.  (C  202) 
Scott,  Page  Niehol.    CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  S.,  sold. 

London,  1848.  8".    (B  1619) 
Scott,  llobert.   Catalogus  librorum  ex  variis  Europse 

partibus  advectorum.     Londini,  1674.  4°. 
Scott,  Robert,  D.D.,  b.  1810.    Greek-English  lexicon.    See 

Liddell,  II.  G. 
Scott,  lien.  Russell.    Coercion  in  propagating,  defending, 

etc.;  discourse.     London,  1820.  12°.     (C218) 

—  Picture  of  the  Christian  Church  in  early  ages,    n.t.p. 

[182-.]  8°.    (C  235) 

—  Sermon  ;  the  inconsistency,  absurdity,  and  sin  of  pro 

fessing   religion,  without  a  corresp.  conduct.      (In 
Beard,  J.  It.     Sermons.  1832.) 

Scott,  Sir  Sibbald  David,  Hart.  The  British  army  ; 
its  origin,  progress,  and  equipment.  London, 
N.Y.,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 

336.    (1.  7.  80.) 


Scott,  Thomas,  fl.  16—.     Se.e  Scot,  T. 

Scott,  Thomas,  d.  1746.     The  separate  souls  of  good  men 

with   Christ  in  Heaven;  sermon,   Denton,  Jan.  11, 

1714, -death   of  Mrs.  A.  Baker.      London,   1715.  8°. 

(B  1208) 
Scott,  Thomas,  d.  1775.    Poems.    (In  Campbell,  T.    Spec. 

of  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1819.) 
Scott,  Thomas,   b.  1747,  d.  1821.     Discourse  upon 

repentance.     2d  cd.    London,  1786.  8°.     (C  193) 

—  Essays  on  the  most  important  subjects  of  reli 

gion.     London,  1800.  8°. 

—  Holy  Bible,  with  notes.     Sff  Bible  (p.  269). 

—  Sure  guide  to  happiness.    (In  Cornaro,  L.,  and  others. 

Immortal  mentor.  1810.) 

—  A  treatise  on   growth  in  grace,  with  ref.  to  St.  Paul's 

prayer  for  the  Philippians.   London,  1795.  8°.  (C  193) 

—  Treatises  on  theological  subjects.    Middletown, 

Conn.,  1815-17.  6  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Discourse  upon  repentance.  — 
Treatise  on  growth  in  grace.  —  Answer  to  Paine's  'Age  of 
reason'.  —  Collection  of  family  prayers.  2.  Essays  on 
the  most  important  subjects  in  religion.  —  Evening 
prayer  for  a  family.  3.  Force  of  truth,  an  authentic 
narrative.  —  Twelve  sermons.  4.  Sermons.  —  Diss. 
on  the  rights  of  God.  —  Civil  government  and  the  duties 
of  subjects.  —  Detached  paper  on  baptism.  5.  Sen- 
mons  on  particular  occasions.  —  Collection  of  prayers. 

6.  Sermons.   —  The  warrant  and  nature  of  faith  in 
Christ.  —  Hints  for  the  consideration  of  patients  in  hos 
pitals.  —  Detached  papers. 

—  Two  essays  on   divine  inspiration  of  the  Scriptures 

London,  1797.  8°.     (C  232) 

—  SCOTT,  J.     Life  of  T.'S.     Boston,  1822.  12°. 
Same.     Phila.,  1823.  8°. 

Scott,  Sir  Walter,  Bart.  [Works  ;  with  illust.  by 
Turner,  etc.]  Edin.,  Lond.,  1829-39.  100  v. 
12°. 

Note.  As  this  edition  has  no  collective  title  the  sepa 
rate  parts  are  catalogued  hereafter  under  their  respec 
tive  titles  as  follows  :  Vol.  1-48,  Waverley  novels ;  49-60, 
Poetical  works;  61-88,  Prose  works;  89-98,  Lockhart, 
J.  G.  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Sir  W.  Scott;  99,100. 
Wavertey  anecdotes. 

—  Poetical  works.     Phila.,  1824.  7  v.  18°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Lay  of  the  last  minstrel,  etc.  2. 
Marmion.  3.  Lady  of  the  lake.  4.  Rokeby.  5. 
Lord  of  the  isles.  6.  Bridal  of  Triennain,  etc.  7. 
Harold  the  dauntless.  —  Halidon  Hill.  —  Vision  of  Don 
Roderick,  etc. 

—  Same.      Edin.,     London,   1833-34.    12  v.  12°. 

(Works,  v.  49-60.) 

Contents.  Vol.  1-4.  Minstrelsy  of  the  Scottish  bor 
der.  5.  Sir  Tristram.  6.  Lay  of  the  last  minstrel. 

7.  Marmion.      8.     Lady  of  the  lake.      9.     Rokeby.  — 
Vision  of  Don   Roderick.     10.    Lord  of  the  isles,  etc. 
11.     Bridal  of  Triermain.  —  Harold    the    dauntless.  — 
Field  of  Waterloo,  etc.     12.    Dramas. 

—  Same.     With  mem.     Boston,  1857.  9v.  12°. 
Contents.      Vol.    1.    Lay    of   the    last    minstrel.     2. 

Marmion.  3.  Lady  of  the  lake.  4.  Rokeby.  — 
Vision  of  Don  Roderick.  5.  Lord  of  the  isles.  6. 
Imitations  of  ancient  ballads.  —  Songs,  etc.  7.  Miscel 
laneous  poems.  —  Lyrical  pieces,  etc.,  from  Waverly 
novels.  8.  Bridal  of  Triermain.  —  Harold  the  daunt 
less.  —  Field  of  Waterloo.  —  Halidon  Hill.  —Mac  Duff's 
cross.  9.  Doom  of  Devorgoil.  —  Auchindrane;  or, 
The  Ayrshire  tragedy.  —  House  of  Aspen.  — Poets  of 
Berlichingen. 

—  Prose  works.     Edin.,  London,  1834-39,  38,  36.. 

28  v.  12°.  (Works,  v.  61-88.) 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Dryden.  2.  Swift.  3, 4.  Biog. 
memoirs  of  eminent  novelists,  and  other  distinguished 
persons.  6.  Paul's  letters  to  his  kinsfolk.  —  Abstract 
of  the  Eyrbiggia-Saga.  6.  Essays  on  chivalry,  ro 
mance,  and  drama.  7.  Provincial  antiquities  of  Scot 
land.  8.-16.  Life  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte.  17-21. 
Perodical  criticism.  22-28.  Tales  of  a  grandfather. 

—  Waverley  novels.     Edin.,  London,  1829.  48  v. 

12°.     (Works,  v.  1-4?.) 

Contents.  Vol.  1, 2.  Waverley.  3,  4.  Guy  Manner- 
ing.  5,  6.  Antiquary.  7,  8.  Rob  Rov.  9.  Black 
dwarf.  9-11.  Old  Mortality.  11-13.  Heart  of  Mid- 
Lothian.  13, 14.  Bride  of  Lammermoor.  15.  Legend 
of  Montrose.  16,  17.  Ivanhoe.  18,  19.  Monastery. 
20,  21.  The  abbot.  22,  23.  Kenilworth.  24,  25.  Pi 
rate.  26,  27.  Nigel.  28-30.  Peveril  of  the  Peak. 
31,  32.  Quentin  Durward.  33-34.  St.  Ronan's  well. 


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35, 36.  Redgauntlet.  37.  Betrothed.  38.  Talisman. 
39,  40.  Woodstock.  41.  Highland  widow.  42-43. 
Fair  maid  of  Perth.  44,45.  Anne  of  Gelerstein.  46, 

47.     Count  Robert  of   Paris.      48.     Castle  Dangerous. 

—  Surgeon's  daughter. 

-  The  abbot.     Phila.,  1820.  2  v.    12°. 

-  Abstract  of  Eyrbiggia-Saga.     (In  Weber,  H.     Illust. 

north,  antiq.  1814.) 

-  The  ancient  British  drama.  Lond.,1810.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Heywood,  J.  The  four  P's.  — Sack- 
ville,  T.  Forrex  and  Porrex.  —  Returne  from  Pcrnas- 
sus.  —  Edwards,  K.  Damon  and  Pithias.  —  Still,  J., 
Up.  Gammer  G Hi-ton's  needle.  —  Lyly,  J.  Alexander 
and Campaspe.  —  Marlowe,  C.  Edward  n.  —  May,  T. 
The  heir. —  Shirley,  J.  The  bird  in  a  cage.  — Marlowe, 
C.  Tim  Jew  of  Malta. —  Davenant,  Sir  W.  Tlie  wits. 

—  Sir  John  Oldcastle,  pt.  ].  —  Life  and  death  of  Thomas, 
Ld.  Cromwell.  —  London  prodigal.  —  Puritan,  The;  or, 
The  widow  of  Watling  Street.  —  Yorkshire  tragedy,  A.— 
Greene,  It.    George  a  Greene,  the  pinner  of  Wakefield.  — 
Jeronimo,  pt.  1.  —  Spanish  tragedy,  The;  or,  Ilieronimo 
isrnadagain. — Dekker,  T.   The  honest  whore.   2.  Mars- 
ton,  J.     The  malcontent.  —  Chapman,  G.     All  fools.  — 
Jonson,  B.,  etc.   Eastward  hoe.  —  Tourneur,  C.    The  re 
venger's  trag.— Machin,  L.   The  dumb  knight. — Wilkins, 
G.  Miseries  of  inforci'd  marriage.  —  Brewer,  A.   Lingua ; 
or,  The  combat  of  the  tongue  and  the  five  senses  for  supe 
riority.  —  Merry  devil  of  Edmonton,  The.  —  Middleton, 
T.     A  mad  world,  my  masters.  —  Barry,  L.     Ham  Alley; 
or,  Merry  tricks.  —  Middleton,  T.,  <ni<i Dekker,  T.     The 
roaring  girl;  or  Moll  Cutpurse.  —  Mayne,  J.     The  city 
match.  —  Randolph,  T.    Muse's  looking-glass.—  Hey 
wood,  T.     A  woman  killed   with  kindness.  —  Rowley, 
W.  A  matcli  at  midnight.  —  Shirley,  J.    The  gamester. 

—  N  abbes,  T.      Microcosmus.  —  Cooke  or  Cook,  J. 
Greene's  Tu  quoque ;   or,  The  city  gallant.  —  Tomkis,  — . 
Albumazar.      3.     Webster,    J.      The   white    devil;    or 
Vittoria  Corombona.  —  Tailor,  It.     The  hog  hath  lost 
his  pearl.  —  Heywood,  T.    Four  prentises  of  London ; 
with  the  conquest  of  Jerusalem.  —  Marmion,  S.     The 
antiquary.     —    Cartwright,     W.       The     ordinary.   — 
Brome,  It.     A  jovial  crew ;  or,  The  merry  beggars.  — 
May,  T.    The  old  couple.  —  Shirley,  J.     Andromana; 
or,  The  merchants'  wile.  —  Middleton,  T.     The  mayor 
of  Quinborough.   —   Grim,  the  collier  of  Croydon.  — 
Davenport,  It.     The  city  night-cap.  —  Killegrew,  T. 
The  parson's  wedding.  —  Tuke,  Sir  8.     Adventures  of 
five  hours.  —  Digby,  G.,  Karl.     Elvira;  or,  The  worst 
not  always  true.  —   Jonson,  B.,  etc.    The  widow.  — 
Webster,  J.     Dutehess  of  Malf'y.  —  Rawlina,  — .     The 
rebellion.  —  Middleton,  J.     The  witch. 

-  Anne  of  Gcicrstein  ;  or,    The  maiden   of    the 

mist.     Edin.,  1829.  3  v.  8". 

-  Autobiography.     Phila.,  1831.  12°. 

-  Ballads  and  lyrical  pieces.     Boston,  1807.  12°. 

-  Biog.  mem.  of  Sir  It.  Sadler.   (In  his  State  papers,  etc., 

v.  1.  1809.) 

-  Border  antiquities  of  England  and    Scotland. 

London,  1814-17.  2v.  4°. 

-  British  drama.     Lond.,  1804.    3  v.  in  5  pts.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  pt.  1.  Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher, 
J.  The  maids  tragedy;  —  Philastcr.  —  Massinger,  P. 
The  bondman.  —  Massinger,  1'.,  and  Field,  N.  The 
fatal  dowry.  —  Beaumont,  K.,  and  Fletcher,  J.  The  false 
one;— -Bonduca.  —  Lee,  N.  The  rival  queens.  — Dryden, 
J.  All  for  love.  —  Otway,  T.  The  orphan ;  —  Venice 
preserved.  —  Congreve,  Win.  The  mourning  bride.  — - 
Rowe,  N.  Tamerlane; —  The  fair  penitent.  —  Addi- 
son,  J.  Cato.  —  Philips,  A.  The  distrcst  mother.  — 
Rowe,  N.  Jane  Shore;  —  Lady  Jane  Grey.  —  Hughes, 
J.  Siege  of  Damascus.  —  Young,  E.  The  revenge.  — 
Lillo,  G.  George  Barnwell.  1,  pt.  2.  Hill,  A.  Zara. 

—  Lillo,   G.     Fatal   curiosity;  —  Arden  of  Feversham. 

—  Brooke,  H.     Gustavus  Vasu.  —  Miller,  J.     Mahomet. 

—  Thomson,  J.     Tancred  &  Sigismunda.  —  Johnson,  S. 
Irene.  _  Whitehead,  W.     Roman  father.  —  Young,  E. 
The  brothers.  —  Moore,  E.     Gamester.  —  Francklin, 
T.    Matilda. —  Glover,  It.    Boadicea.  —  Whitehead,  W. 
Creusa.  —  Brown,  J.     Barbarossa.  —  Home,  J.     Doug 
las.  —  Southern,   T.    Isabella.  —  Murphy,  A.     Orphan 
of   China.  —   Hartson,    H.     Countess   of   Salisbury.  — 
Francklin,  T.    Earl  oT  Warwick.  —  Murphy,  A.    Zeno- 
bia;  —  Grecian  daughter.      2,  pt,  1.    Jonson,  B.    Every 
man  in  his  humour;  —  The  alchymist.  —  Massinger,  P. 
A  new  way  to  pay  old  debts;  —  The  great  duke  of  Flor 
ence.  _  Beaumont,  F.,  find  Fletcher,  J.     Rule  a  wife 
and  have  a  wife.  —  Wycherley,  W.  The  plain  dealer.  — 
Congreve,  W..  The  double  dealer.  —  Vanbrugh,  Sir  J. 
The  provoked  wife.  —  Gibber,  C.    Love  makes  a  man.  — 
Congreve,   W.      The    way   of   the   world ;  —  Love  for 
love.  —  Farquhar,  G.    The  constant  couple  ;  —  The  in 


constant.  —  Gibber,  C.     She  would  and  she  would  not; 

—  The  double  gallant;  —  The  careless  husband;  —  The 
recruiting  officer;  —  The  beaux  stratagem.  —  The  chol 
eric  man.  —  Centlivre,  S.     The  busybody;  —  The  won 
der.  —  Addison,  J.     The  drummer.  —  Centlivre,  K.     A 
bold  stroke  for  a  wife.  —  Steele,  AVr  It.    The  conscious 
lovers. — Vanburgh,  Mr  J.,  and  Cibber,  C.  The  provoked 
husband. — Hoadley,  B.  The  suspicious  husband.  —  Mur 
phy,  A.     The  way  to  keep  him  :  —  All  in  the  wrong.  — 
Colman,  G.     The  jealous  wife. — Whitehead,  W.    The 
school  for  lovers.  —  Colman,  G.,  and  Garrick,  D.    The 
clandestine  marriage.  —  Colman,  G.     The  English  mer 
chant.  —  Cumberland,  It.    The  brothers ;  —  The  West 
Indian.  —  Goldsmith,  ().     She    stoops    to    conquer.  — 
Kelly,   II.      The  school  for  wives.  —  Sheridan,  It.  B. 
The  rivals.  —  Cumberland,  It.     The  choleric  man.     3. 
Otway,  T.    The  cheats  of  Scapin.  —  Vanburgh,  Sir  J. 
The   country  house.  —  Carey,  II.    The   contrivances.  — 
Coffey,  C.    The  devil  to  pay.  —  Gay,  J.     The  beggar's 
opera.  —  Fielding,  II.    The  intriguing  chambermaid;  — 
The  mock  doctor.  —  Carey,  II.    Chrononhotonthologos ; 

—  The    honest  Yorkshire-man.    —   Dodsley,  R.      The 
kings  and  the  miller  of  Mansfield  ;  —  Sir  John  Cockle  at 
court.  — Garrick,  1).     The  lying  valet;  —  Miss  in  her 
teens.  —  Foote,  S.     Taste;  —  The  Englishman  in  Paris; 

—  The  knight.  —  Murphy,  A.     The  appreiitice.  —  Foote, 
8.  Englishman  returned  from  Paris;  —  The  author. — 
Garrick,  D.     The  male  coquette.  —  Murphy,  A.     The 
upholsterer.  —  Garrick,  D.    The  guardian  ;  —  High  life 
below  stairs.  —  Foote,  S.     The  minor.  —  Murphy,  A. 
The  old  maid;  —  The  citi/.en.  —  Foote,  S.     Tin;  liar;  — 
The  orators.  —  Colman,  G.     The  deuce  in  him.  —  Bick- 
erstatf,  J.     Love  in  a  village.  —  Foote,  S.     The  mayor 
of  Garratt;  —  The  patron.  —  O'Hara,    K.     Midas.  — 
Bickerstaff,  J.     The  maid  of  the  mill.  —  Foote,  8.    The 
commissary.  —  Garrick,  D.     Neck  or  nothing;  —  Peep 
behind  the  curtain.  —  Foote,  S.     Devil  upon  two  sticks. 

—  Bickerstaff,  I.  Padlock.  —  Bickerstatf,  I.,  <m</  Foote, 
S.      Dr.  Last  in  his  chariot. —  Foote,  8.    Lame  lover; 

—  Maid  of  Bath.  —  Garrick,  D.     Irish  widow.  —  Bick 
erstaff,  I.     Sultan.  —  Garrick,  D.     Bon-ton.  —Murphy, 
A.    Three  weeks  after  marriage. 

—  Character  of  Ld.  Byron.     (In  Pamphleteer,   1824;  v. 

24  of  B  838) 

-  Chronicles   of    the   Canongate.      Phila.,   1827. 

2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     2d  ser.     N.  Y.,  1828.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Doom  of  Dcvorgoil.  —  Auchindrane.      Edin., 

London,  1830.  8°. 

—  Field  of  Waterloo.     Boston,  1815.  8°.    (B  573) 

—  Ilalidon  Hill.     Edin.,  1822.  8°. 

—  Name.     N.  Y.,  1822.   18°. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1822.   18°. 

—  History  of  Scotland.     London,  1830.  2  v.  16°. 

(Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 

—  Ivanhoe  ;    tr.  par  A.  Dumas.    Paris,  1862.  2  v. 

12". 

—  Kenilworth.     Phila.,  1821.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Lady  of  the  Lake,  and  The   field   of  Waterloo.     (In 

Wiedmann,  C.  It.  W.    Modern  English  poems,  v.  2. 
1816.) 

-  Lay  of  the  last  minstrel.     Boston,  1807.  12°. 

—  Letters  on  demonology  and  witchcraft.     N.  Y., 

1848.  16°.    (Harper's  fam.lib.,  v.  11.) 

—  Letters  to  11.  Polwhele,  [and  others] .     London, 

1832.  8°. 

—  Life  of  Dryden.     (In  Dryden,  J.     Works,  v.  1.  1808.) 

—  Life  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte  ;  with  a  prelim. 

view  of  the  Fr.  Rev.     Phila.,  1827.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Lives  of  the  novelists.     Boston,  1826.  2  v.  12°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Fielding.  —  Le  Sage.  —  Smollett. 

—  C.  Johnstone.  —  Sterne.  —  Mrs.  Radcliffe.    2.     Rich 
ardson.  —  Johnson.  —  Goldsmith.  —  Walpole.  —  Mack 
enzie.  —  C.  Iteeve.  —  It.  Bage.  —  It.  Cumberland. 

—  Marmion.     Edin.,  1808.  4°. 

—  Memoirs  of  Swift.     (Vol.  1  of  Swift,  J.     Works.  1824.) 

—  Military  memoirs  of  the  great  civil  war.    Edin., 

1822.   4°. 

Contents.  Gwynne,  J.  Military  memoirs.  —  Graham, 
J.  Account  of  the  Earl  of  Glencairn's  expedition,  Itlftf- 
64.  —  App. :  Scott,  Sir  W.  Extracts  from  the  public 
journals,  illust.  of  the  preceding  memoirs,  and  of  the 
state  of  Scotland,  1062-54. 

—  Minstrelsy   of    the   Scottish  border.      4th  cd. 

Edin.,  1810.  3  v.  8°. 


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-  Monastery.     Phila.,  1820.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1820.  8°. 

-  Pcveril  of  the  Peak.     Phila.,  1823.  3  v.  12°. 

—  The  pirate.     Boston,  1822.  2  v.  12". 
-     Same.     N.  Y.,  1822.  2  v.   18°. 

—  Poetry  contained  in  the  novels,  tales,  and  ro 

mances  of  the  author  of   Waverley.     Edin., 
1822.   16°. 

—  Quentin  Durward.     Phila.,  1823.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Reds*auntlet.     Phila.,  1824.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Rob^Roy.     N.  Y.,  1818.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Rokeby.     Boston,  1813.  18°. 

-  St.  Konan's  well.     Phila.,  1824.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Search   after    happiness ;    with    otlier    poems. 

Phila.,  1820.  16°. 

—  Secret  history  of  the  court  of  James  i.     Edin., 

1811.   2v.  8°. 

—  Sir  Tristrem.     Edin.,  1811.  8°. 

-  Tales  of  a  grandfather.     Phila.,  1828.  2  v.   18°. 

-  Same.     3d  ser.     Phila.,  1830.  2  v.   18°. 

—  Tales  of  my  landlord.     4th  ser.     Phila.,  1833. 

3  v.  12°. 

-  Tales  of  the  crusaders  ;  Betrothed  ;    Talisman. 

Phila.,  1825.  4  v.  12". 

—  Vision  of  Don  Roderick.     Edin.,  1811.  4°. 

-  Waverley.     Edin.,  1814.  3  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1833.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Waverley  anecdotes,  illust.of  the  incidents,  etc., 

described  in  the  novels  and  romances.     Lon 
don,  1833.  2  v.  12°.      (Works,  v.  99-100.) 

-  Woodstock  ;  or,  The   cavalier.      Phila.,   1826. 

2  v.  12°. 

—  pseud.     Walladmor.     (In  De  Quincey,   T.     Literary 

reminiscences,  v.  1.  1851.) 

—  ADOLFHUS,  J.  L.    Letters  on  the  scries  of  novels 

beginning  with 'Waverley'.    Bost.,  1822.  12°. 

—  CAHLYLE,  T.    (In  his  Critical  essays,  v.  4.  1860.) 

—  CUNNINGHAM,  A.     Life  and   works   of    Scott. 

Boston,  1832.  18°. 

—  EVERETT,  E.    Abbotsford  visited  and  revisited.    (In 

hi*  Ml.  Vernon  papers.  1860.) 

—  IRVING,  W.    Abbotsford.      (In  his  Works,  v.  9.  1860; 

Crayon  miscel.,  v.  2.  1835.) 

—  JELLETT,  J.  H.    Poetry  of  B.    (In  Afternoon  iect., 

v.  5.  1869.) 

-  LOCKHART,  J.  G.     Memoir  of  S.     Phila.,  1837. 

2  v.  8°. 

Same.     2d  ed.      Edin.,  Lond.,  1839.  2  v.  12°. 

(Scott's  Works,  v.  99-100.) 

-  MACKENZIE,  R.  S.     Sir  Walter  Scott ;  the  story 

of  his  life.     Boston,  1871.  16°. 

—  MALDEN,  II.     (In    his    Distinguished  men  of  mod. 

times,  v.  4.  1838;  v.  40  of  Lib.  ent.  kill.;  v.  2.  1840; 
v.  124  of  Harper's  fam.  lib.) 

—  MAHTINEAI:,   II.     Characteristics  of  the  genius  of  8. 

(In  her  Miscellanies,  v.  1.  1836.) 

—  MUDIE,  W.     The   Scottish   novelist.      (In    his    Attic 

fragments.  1825.) 

—  PALGRAVE,  F.  T.     Life  of  S.,  with  essay  by  D. 

Masson.     Phila.,  1871.  16°. 

-  I'RESCOTT,  W.  H.    (In  Boston  book,  4th  col.  1851.) 

-  RITCHIE,  L.      Scott  and  Scotland.      London, 

1835.  12".     (Heath's  pict.ann.) 

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Scott,  Win.,  of  Edinburgh.  Harmony  of  phrenology 
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—  Lecture   before   the    Mercantile    Lib.    Assoc.   of  San 

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—  Half-hour  lectures  in  the  history  and  practice 

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Scotti,  Giulio  Clemcnte.  La  monarchic  des  Solipscs  ; 
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Note.  Contains  also  "Extrait  du  livrc  'Le  Jesuite  sur 
l'6chafaud',"  and  "Requetes  pour  \i\  reforme  des  Jesu- 
ites",  etc.  This  work  was  originally  published  in  1645 
under  the  name  of  Lucius  Cornelius  Kuropaeus. 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  39.  1738.) 
Scotti,  Vincenzio  Natale.     Delia   raritk  delle   me- 

daglie  antiche.     Firenze,  1809.  8°. 

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medaglie  antiche.     [Pisa?]  1803.  8°.    (C  61) 
Scottish  Border.    See  Scotland,  Border  of. 
Scottish  Burgh  Records  Society.      Ancient  laws 

and  customs   of    the   burghs   of    Scotland. 

Vol.  1.     Edin.,  1868.  8°. 

Contents.  Leges  quntuor  burgorum.  —  Assise  regis 
Wilhelmi. —  Statutn  gilde.  —  Kegiam  malcstatem ;  certain 
laws  cone,  burghs.  —  Quoriiam  attachiamenta.  —  Consti- 
tutiones  noue  pro  burgenalbui.  —  AKH|M.I  de  tolloneis. — 
Custuma  portuum.  —  Articuli  inquirendi  initinerecame- 
rarii.  —  Juramenta  ofliciariorum.  —  Iter  eamerarii.  — 
Curia  quatuor  burgortnn.  —  Fragments  collecta.— Acta 
parliamentorum.  —  Obligation  of  the  towns  and  bur 
gesses  of  Scotland  aneut  the  ransom  of  King  David  II.  — 
Glossary  and  Index. 


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precepteurs,  —  Une  visite  a  Bedlam.  —  La  soninambule. 
—  L'ours  et  le  pacha.  —  Le  secretaire  et  le  cuisinier. — 
Frontin  mari-gar9on.  —  L'interieurd'une  etude.  — Michel 
et  Christine.  —  Mem.  d'un  colonel  de  hussards.  —  La  loge 
du  portier.  —  L'interieur  d'un  bureau.  —  Le  menteur 
v6ridique.  —  La  maitresse  au  logis.  2.  Le  coiffeur  et 


le  perruquier.  —  La  mansarde  des  artistes.  —  La  haine 
d'une  feiunie.  —  La  quarantaine.  —  Le  phis  beau  jour  de 
la  vie.  —  Le  charlatanisms.  —  Les  premieres  amours. — 
Le  confident.  —  Le  demoiselle  a  marier.  —  Simple  his- 
toire.  —  L'ambassadeur.  —  Le  manage  de  raison.  3. 
L'heritiere.  —  Le  diplomate.  —  La  marraine.  —  La  manie 
des  places.  —  Avant,  pendant,  et  apres. —  Un  manage 
d'inclination.  — Louise,  ou  la  reparation.  —  La  scconde 
annee.  —  Une  faute.  —  La  famille  de  Riquebourg.  4.  Le 
budget  d'un  jeune  menage.  —  Toujours.  —  Leu  malhenrs 
d'un  amant  heureux.  —  La  chanoinesse. —  Etre  aime  ou 
rnourir. — La  pensionnaire  mariee. —  Clermont  on  une 
femrne  d'artiste.  —  Le  parrain. —  Kodolphe.  —  Valerie. 
5.  Le  manage  d'argent.  —  Bertram!  et  Raton. —  L'am- 
bitieux.  —  La  camaraderie.  —  La  calomnie.  —  Le  verre 
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il  giusto   pregio   delle  cose,  la  giusta  valuta   della  mo 
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F.     Della  moneta.      5.     Galiani,  V.     Dialoghi  sul  com 
merce  dei  grani.      6.     Galiani,   F.    Due  lettere  sopra 
i  dialoghi;  —  Estratto   del   discorso  sulla  perfetta    con- 
servazione  del  grano,  pub.  sotto  il  nome  di  B.  Intieri.  — 
7-10.     Genoversi,  A.      Lezione   di   economia  civile;  — 
Opusculi  di  economia  politica.      11.     Beccaria,  C.     Ele 
ment!  di  economia  pubblica.     12.     Beccaria,  C.     Elem. 
di  econ.  pub. ;  —  Del  disordine  e  de'  rimedii  dell  monete 
nello  stato  di  Milano.  1702;  —  Della  riduzione  delle  mi- 
sure  di  lunghezza  all'  'uniformita'  per  lo  stato  di  Milano. 
13.  Carli,   G.  It.      Dell  origine  e  del   commercio  della 
moneta.      14.     Carli,    G.    Osscrv.   preventive  al   piano 
intorno  alle  monete  di  Milano ;  —  Nuove  osserv.  su  la  ri- 
forma  delle  monete  ;  —  Rapporto  del  principe  Kaunitz- 
Kietbcrg  su    la    reforma    delle    monete    nello   stato    di 
Milano,  1776;   —  Relazionc  del  censimento    dello   stato 
di    Milano;     —    Breve    raginnamento    sopra   i    bilanci 
economic!  delle  nazioni ;   —  Del   libero  commercio    de' 
grani.      15.     Verri,  P.     Meditazioni  sulla  economia  po 
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soni  sulle   leggi  vincolanti,  principalmerite  nel  commer- 
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stato  di  Milano  1762;  —  Consulta  su  la  riforma  delle  mo 
nete   dello   stato  di  Milano;  —  Estratto   del  progetto  di 
una  tarilt'a  della  mercanzia  per  lo  stato  di  Milano.      17. 
Verri,  P.     Memoric   storiche  sulla   economia   pubblica 


dello  stato  di  Milano;  —  Osserv.  sulla  tortura;  — Lettera 
del  conte  G.  Gorani  int.  alle  osserv.  precedent! ;  —  Varii 
opuscoli  di  economia  pubblica.  18.  Zanon,  A.  Lettere 
scclte  sulF  agrlcoltura,  sul  eommercio,  e  sulle  art!.  19. 
Zanon,  A.  Apologia  della  mercatura  ;  —  Estratto  del  trat 
tato  dell'utilita  morale,  economic*,  e  politica  delle  Accad. 
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economia  nazionale.  23.  Ortes,  G.  Lettere  sulF  econ 
omia  nazionale.  24.  Ortes,  G.  Riflessioni  sulla  popo- 
lazionc  delle  nazioni  per  rapporto  all"  economia  nazion 
ale;  —  Delle  scienze  utili  e  delle  dilettevoli  per  rapporto 
alia  felicita  umana;  —  Calcolo  sopra  il  valore  delle  opin 
ion!  e  sopra  i  pianceri  e  i  dolori  della  vita  umana;  —  Let 
tere  al  F.  Algarotli  e  al  M.  Ciani.  25.  Ortes,  G.  Error! 
popolari  intorno  all'  economio  nazionale.  26.  Ortes,  G. 
Lettere  sulla  religione  e  il  governo  de'  popoli.  27.  Ortes, 
G.  Dei  fide  commessi  a  famiglie  e  a  chiese  e  luoghi  pii. 
28,  29.  Briganti,  F.  Esame  economico  del  sistema  civ 
ile.  30.  Arco,  G.  G.  d'.  Dell'  annona.  31.  Arco,  G. 
G.  d'.  Dell'  influenza  del  commercio  sopra  i  talent!  e  i 
costumi;  —  Dell'  influenza  dello  spirito  del  eommercio 
snll'  economia  int.  de'  popoli,  e  sulla  prosperita  degli 
stati;  —  Risposta  al  quesito :  Se  in  uno  stato  di  terreno 
fertile  favorir  debbasi  maggiormente  1'estrazione  delle 
materie  prime,  ov.  quella  del  manifatture.  —  Scottoni, 
G.  Diss.  sopra  il  midcsimo  quesito.  —  Arco,  G.  G.  d'. 
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ed  economiehe.  33.  Vasco,  G.  B.  Delia  moneta;  — 
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causes  de  la  mendicite  et  sur  les  moyens  de  la  supprimer. 
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pra  diversi  oggetti  di  economia  politica ;  —  Nuove  tavole 
del  vitalizii.  36.  Mengotti,  F.  Del  commercio  de' 
Komani;  —  II  colbertismo  ossia  della  liberta  di  commer 
cio  de'  prodotti  della  terra.  37.  Palmieri,  G.  Rifles- 
sioni  sulla  pubblica  felicita  rel.  al  regno  di  Napoli.  38. 
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agricoltura.  —  Solera,  M.  Essai  sur  les  valeurs.  40. 
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e  1'estrazione  de'  frumenti  della  Sicilia.  —  Scrofani,  8. 
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Supplimento.  Vol.  49.  Neri,  P.  Sopra  la  materia 
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G.  Tre  nuove  lettere  sulla  economia  nazionale;  —  Con- 
tinuazione  delle  riflessioni  sulla  popolazione;  —  Capitoli 
inediti  del  ragionamento  delle  scienze  utili  e  delle  dilette 
voli;  —  Pensieri  restati  indietro  negli  ultimi  quattro  capi 
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ace.  Apologia  pro  Eccles.  Anglicana.     Lon- 

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—  ASHBURNER,  J.    (In  his  Notes  and  studies.  1867. ) 
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impeachment  of  high  treason  against  S.  London, 
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Resolutions  of  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  for  the  impeachment 

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Scrooby,  Eng.  HUNTER,  J.  Collections  concern 
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Scrope,  George  Poulett.  The  common  cause  of 
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—  Credit  currency,  and  its  superiority  to  coin.     London, 

1830.  8°.    (B  927) 

—  The  geology  and  extinct  volcanoes  of  central 

France.     London,  1858.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  the  magistrates  of  the  south  of  Eng.    Lon 

don,  1831.  8°.    (B  933) 

—  Life  of  C.  L.  Sydenham.     London,  1843.  8°. 

—  Principles  of  polit.  econ.      London,  1833.  16°. 

—  Volcanos  ;  the  character  of  their  phenomena, 

etc. ;  with  a  descrip.  catalogue  of  all  known 
volcanos  and  volcanic  forms.  London, 
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—  Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1862.  8°. 

Scrope,  Wm.  Days  and  nights  of  salmon  fishing 
in  the  Tweed.  London,  1843.  8°. 

Scrupler's  case  considered,  The;  or,  The  unreasonableness 
of  refusing  the  oaths  of  allegiance  to  William  and 
Mary.  London,  1691.  4°.  (B  7) 

Scrutator,  pseud.    A  letter,     t.p.w.     [182-.]  12°.    (C  241) 

Scrutator,  pseud.  Who  is  responsible  for  the  war  ? 
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Scrutator,  pseud.    See  Horlock,  K.  W. 

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tirical  poem;  with  notes.  2d  ed.  London,  1807.  8°. 
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—  Letter  to  Lord  Castlereagh,  upon  the  present  political 

state  of  Ireland.     London,  1807.  8°.    (B  680) 
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—  Nature  and  cure  of  gout  and  gravel.     4th  ed., 

enl.     London,  1823.  8°. 

—  Observations   on   Laennec's    diagnosis   of    the 

diseases  of  the  chest  by  the  stethoscope  and 

percussion.     London,  1820.   8°. 
Scudamore,    Frank  Ives.     Post-office   savings   banks.     (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1863.) 
Scudder,  Henry.      Christian's  daily  walk.      12th 

ed.     London,  1761.  8°. 
Scudder,  Henry  A.     Oration  before   the  Cape  Cod  Assoc., 

Nov.  11,  1851.     Boston,  1852.  8°.     (B  1725) 
Scudder,  Horace  Elisha.     Dream  children.    Camb., 

1864.  16°. 

—  Seven  little  people  and  their  friends ;  illust.  by 

F.  A.  Chapman.     N.  Y.,  1862.  12°. 
Scudder,  Samuel  Hubbard.     Catalogue  of  the  or- 
thoptera  of   N.  Amor,  described*  previous  to  1867. 
(In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Misc.  col.,  v.  8.  1869.) 

—  Considerations  drawn  from  the  study  of  the  orthoptera 

of  N.  Amer.     (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proe.,  v.  16.  1863.) 

—  Inquiry  into  the  zoological  relations  of  the  first  discov 

ered  traces  of  fossil  neuroptcrous  insects  in  N. 
Amer.  (In  Boston  Soc.  of  Nat.  Hist.  Mem.,  v.  1. 
1806-69.) 

—  ed.  Entomological  corresp.  of  T.  W.  Harris. 
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Scudder,  Zeno.     Speech  on  the  fisheries  of  New  England. 

Wash.,  1852.  8°.     (B  1668) 
Scudery,  Geoi-ges   de.      Poesie.     (In  Annales  poet.,  v.  19. 

1781.) 

—  GAUTIER,  T.    (/n  Ms  Les  grotesques.  1856.) 

—  NICERON,  J.   P.      (In  his    Mem.,   v.   15.  1731;   and, 

Germ.,  \.  11.  1754.) 

Scudery,  Madeleine  de.  Artamenes ;  or,  The 
Grand  Cyrus;  Eng.  by  F.  G.  London, 
1691,  90.  10  v.  24°. 

—  Female  orators;  or,  The  courage  and  constancy 
of  divers  queens,  etc.,  set  forth  in  their  ora 
tions ;  [tr.]  from  the  French.  London,  1714. 
16°. 

—  Poesie.    (In  Annales  poetiques,  v.  21.  1782.) 

—  KAVANAGII,  J.  P.    (In  her  French  women  of  letters, 

v.  1.  1862.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.      (In   his   Mem.,  v.   15.   1731;    and, 

Germ.,  v.  11.  1754.) 

Scudo,  Paul.  [Numerous  articles.]  (In  Revue  d.  D. 
Mondes,  mars  1849- juil.  1864.) 

See  also  Annee  musicale,  L'. 

Sculptors.     See  Artists    (p.  145.  146);  —  also  the  heading 
Art  under   the   various  cities  and   countries,  espe 
cially  Athens  (p.  163);—  England  (pp.  890,91);  — 
Flanders  (p.  994);  —  France  (p.  1033);  —  Germany 
(p.   1132);  —  Gr.  Britain   (p.  1225);  —  Greece   (p. 
1259);— Italy  (pp.  1240,41);  —Rome  (p.  2547);  — 
Spain  ;  —  United  States  ;  —  Venice. 
Note.    There  are  in  the  Library  biog.  of  the  following 
sculptors:  Algardi,   A.;   —  Apelles ;  —  Bacon,   J.;  — 
Banks,  T. :  — Bernino,  G.  L. ;  —  Buonarrotti,  M.  A. ;  — 
Canova  ;  —  Cellini,  B. ;  —  Chantrey,  Sir  F. ;  —  Gibber, 
C.  G. ;  — Darner,  A.  S. ;  —  Donatello  ;  —  Duerer,  A. ;  — 
Falconet,   E.  M. ;  —  Flaxman,  J.; —  Ghiberti,    L. ;  — 
Gibbons,   G. ;  —  Gibson,  J. ;  —  Giovanni    da  Pixti ;  — 
Greenough,  II. ;  —  Nollekens,  J. ;  —  Puget,  P. ;  —  Rou  - 
biliac,  L.  F. ;  —  Thorwaldsen  ;  —  Vinci,  L.  da ;  —  Wal- 
cutt,  W. 


Sculpture. 


History. 


—  BEULE,  C.  E.     Ilistoire  de  la  sculpture  avant  Phidias. 

(In  Gazette  dcs  beaux-arts,  v.  14-16.  1863-64.) 

—  CICOGNARA,  L.      Storia  della  scultura  dal  suo 

risorgimento.  Ed.  2a.  Prato,  1823-24.  7v. 
8°  and  Plates  f°. 

—  DODGE,    P.       Sculpture   and   the   plastic   art. 

Boston,  1850.  12°. 

—  MEMES,  J.  S.       Hist,   of  sculpture,    painting, 

and  architecture.  Edin.,  1829.  18".  (Con 
stable's  miscel.,  v.  39.) 

—  SCHLEGEL,  A.  W.     Histoire  de  la  sculpture.     (In  fiis 

Lecons  sur  1'hist.  des  beaux  arts.  1830.) 

-  WESTMACOTT,    11.        Handbook   of    sculpture. 

Edin.,  1864.  8°. 

Collections. 

—  CHOIX  de  tableaux  et  statues  des  plus  celebres 

musees  et  cabinets  etrangers ;  complement 
aux  'Annales  du  Musee  de  France',  par  C.  P. 
Landon.  Paris,  1819-21.  3  v.  8°. 

-  DUCHESNE/J.       Museo   di  pittura  e  scultura. 

Firenze,  1838-45.   15  v.   12°. 

• —  JAMESON,  A.  Hand  book  to  the  courts  of  modern 
sculpture.  (In  Crystal  Palace  Co.  Fine  arts 
courts,  v.  2.  1854.) 

—  PIRANESI,  G.  B.      Choix  des  meilleurs  statues 

antiques,     n.p.,  [18 — ].  f".      (v.  11.) 

—  VALPY,   A.  J.       Valpy's   national    gallery   of 

painting  and  sculpture;  46  engravings  from 
old  masters.  London,  [1828].  8°. 

—  WELCKER,  F.  G.     Btatuen,  Basreliefe,  und  Vasengc- 

miilde.     (In  M*  Alte  Denkmaler,  v.  5.  1864.) 

General  and  miscellaneous  works. 

—  FELIBIEN,  A.  [1676.]     (In  his  Principes  de  1'architec- 

ture.  1690.) 

—  AI.KERTI,  L.  B.     (In  his  Architecture.  1755.) 
Della  statua.     (In   his  Opere  volg.,  v.  4.  1847.) 

-  BIELEFELD,  J.  F.    Sculpture  and  plastics.  [1768.]    (In 

his  Elements  of  universal  erudition,  v.  2.  1770.) 

—  CHOZK-MAGNAN.  S.  C.    Disc,  eur  la  sculpture.    (In 

Robillard  Peronville,  — ,  and  Laurent,  1*.  Musee 
Francais,  v.  1-2.  1803-05.) 


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—  FBANCHI  nr.  PONT,  G.    Dei  torsi  sccusini.    (In  Turin. 

Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mt-in.,  v.  15.  1805.) 

—  BOUGHINI,  11.     II  riposo  ;  [della  pittura  c  scul- 

tuia].       Milano,   Noc.  de'   Class.  Ital.,  1807. 
3  v.  8°. 

-  CELLINI,  B.     Due  trattati ;  uno  dell' orcficeria, 

1'altro    della   scultura.       Milano,   1811.    8°. 
(Opere,  v.  3.) 

—  FLAXMAN,  J.     Lectures  on  sculpture.    London, 

1829.  8°. 

-  LOMAZZO,  G.     (In  his  Trattato  di  pittura.  1844.) 

—  AVESTMACOTT,    It.      (In    Smedley,   K.,  and    others. 

Encycl.  metrop.,  v.  5.  1845.) 

—  EASTLAKE,  C.  L.    (In  his  Lit.  of  the  fine  arts,  v.  1. 

1848.) 

-  DUNCAN,    P.  13.      Essay  on  sculpture,     n.t.p. 

[London,  186-?]  8°. 

—  EMERIC-DAVID,  T.  13.      Recherches   sur  1'art 

statuaire.     Paris,  1863.  12". 

Dictionaries, 

See  Arts,  Fine.    JJictivnaries  (p.  148). 

—  BRULLIOT,  F.     Dictionnaire  des  monogrammes, 

etc.      Nouv.  ed.      Munich,  1832-34.  3  v.  f°. 

—  TICOZZI,  S.      Dizionario  degli  architetti,  scul- 

tori,  ec.     Milano,  1830-33.  4  v.  8°. 

See  also  Anatomy  for  artists ;  —  Arts,  Fine ;  —  Bas- 
reliefs  ;  —  Carving ;  —  Design;  —  Drawing  ;  —  Elgin 
marbles  ;  —  Ivory ;  —  ultso  the  names  of  the  various 
galleries,  exhibitions,  museums,  etc.,  as  Bologna. 
Pontif.  Acad.  di  Belli  Arti ;  —  Boston  Athenaeum. 
duller  y ;  —  Cambridge  University ;  —  Florence.  Gal- 
leria  Imperiale  ;  —  Munich.  Glyptothek  ;  —  Naples. 
Real  Museo  Borbonico  ;  —  National  Gallery,  London ; 
-  Oxford  University  ;  —  Vernon  Gallery ;  —  also 
Paris.  GALLERIES*,  MUSEUMS,  etc.;  —  Rome.  SOCIE 
TIES,  etc. ;  —  also  references  under  Sculptors. 

Scultetus,  Abraham.  Axiomata  concionandi  prac- 
tica.  Hanoviae,  1619.  8°. 

—  In    epistolam    ad    Hebncos    concionum    idete, 

confecte  studio  N.Eccii.     Francof.,  1616.  4°. 

—  Idea  concionum  dominicalium,  confecta  opera 

13.Tilesii.     Geneva;,  1616.  8°. 

—  De  precatione  tractatio.     Geneva;,  1610.  8°. 
Scultetus,  Andreas.    Gedichte.  (/;;.  Mueller,  W.     Biblioth. 

deutsch.  Dichter,  v.  9.  1826.) 

Scultetus,  Johannes.  Comitatus  Glatz.  n.p.,  [16—1.  (E 
78,  no.  137) 

—  Ducatus  Silesiae  Glogani  delineatio.  n.p.,  [16— 1.     (E 

78,  no.  133) 

—  Ducatus  Silesise  Grotganus  cum  districtu  episc.  Nis- 

sensi,  J.  Blaeu  exc.     Anist.,  [16— ].     (E  78,  no.  136) 

—  Dueatus  Silesiro  Lignicieneis,  J.  Blaeu  excud.     Amst., 

[16—].     (E  78,  no.  134.) 

—  Ducatus    Silesise    Wolanus,    J.    Janssonius    excudit. 

[Amst.,  16-.]     (E  78,  no.  135) 

—  Silesia.  Amst.,  aumptibus  J.  Janssonii,  [16—  ].     (E  78, 

no.  130) 

—  Silesia  inferior.  J.  et  C.  Blaeu  excud.     [Amst.,  16—.] 

(E  78,  no.  131) 

Scuola  di  ballo,  La;  commcdia.    See  Goldoni,  C. 
Scura,  1'.     Vita  di  G.  Serrao.    (In  Amato,  G.  d'.   Panteon, 

v.  1.  1851.) 
Scurry,  James.     Remarks  on  the  Irish  language,  etc.    (In 

Roy.  Irish  Acad.    Trans.,  v.  15.  1828.) 
Scurvy.     MEADE,  11.      Disc,  on  scurvey.  [1749.] 

(In  his  Med.  works.  1775.) 

-  LIND,  J.  Treatise  on  S.  [1753.]  Lond.,  1772.  8°. 

-  NORTHCOTE,  \V.     Preventives  of  the  S.     (In  Swieten, 

G.  van.     Diseases  incident  to  armies.  1776.) 

—  TROTTER,  T.     Observations  on   the  scurvy;  Dr.  Mil- 

man  refuted.     Phila.,  1793.  8°.    (C  271) 

—  ARMSTRONG,  A.      Naval  hygiene  and  scurvy. 

London,  1858.  8°. 

Scutari,  Province  of  Turkey  in  Europe.  OSHORNE, 
S.  G.  Scutari  and  its  hospitals.  London, 
1855.  S". 

-  WIET,   E.      Itineraire  en   Albanie   ct    en    Roumelie, 

[1866].     (In  Paris.    Soc.    de    Geog.     Bui.,  5e  ser., 
v.  6.  1868.) 

Scylax  Caryandenus.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist. 
Gr.,  v.  3.  184'.).)  —  IVriplus.  (In  Mueller,  C. 
Geog.  Gr.  min.,  v.  1.  1855.) 


—  NIEBUHR,  B.  G.    Ueber  das  Alter  des  KUstenbesch. 

Skylax  von  Karyanda.      (In   Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss. 

Abh.,  1804-11.) 
Scylitzes,   Jean.     Excerpta   ex    Breviario    historico.    (In 

Byzant.  hist,  scr.,  v.  8.  1729;  —  and  in  Niebuhr. 

Byzant.,  v.  35.  1839.) 
Scymnus  Chius.    Periegesis.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Geoc.  Gr. 

min.,  v.  1.  1855.) 

Scythes,  Les;  tragedie.    See  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 
Scythia.     BAYER,  G.S.     Chronologia  Scythica  ve- 

tus  [B.C.  644-421].  —  Memoriae  Scythicaa  ad  Alex- 

andrnm  magnum,  [B.  c.  329].    (In  St.  Petersburg. 

Ac.    d.   Sci.    Comm.,   v.  3.  1732.)  —  DC  origine   et 

priscis    sedibus    Scytharum,     [B.    c.   635].    —    De 

Hcythiso  situ,  qualis  fuitsub  astatem  nerodoti,  In.  c. 

409].    (In  v.  1.  1728.) 

—  FERRARIO,  G.    [B.C.  635-71.]    (In  his  Costume  ant.  e 

mod.,  v.  4.  1829.) 

—  NIEBUIIR,  B.  G.    Untersuchungen  Uber  die  Geschichte 

der  Skythen,   Geten,   und   Sarmaten,    [B.   c.  635]. 
(In  his  Kleine  hist,  et  philol.  Schriften.  1828.) 
-  UKERT,  F.  A.      Skythien  und  das  Land  der 
Geten   oder   Daker,    [B.C.   635].       Weimar, 
1846.  8°.     (Geog.  der  Gr.,  v.  3,  pt.  2.) 

—  NEUMANN,  C.  F.      Die  Hellenen  im  Skythen- 

lande,    [B.C.  409-1852].  Berlin,  1855.  8°. 
Scythinus.     Kragm.     (In  Bergk,  T.     Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 
ScytMnus  Teius.    Fragm.    (In  Mueller,  C.    Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

v.  4.  1851.) 
Se-ganFoo.    WYLIE,  A.    On  the  Nestorian  tablet  of  Se-gan 

Foo.    (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.    Journ.,  v.  5.  1856.) 
Sea  bathing.    See  Baths  and  Bathing. 

Sea  lions;  by  J.  F.  Cooper;   illust.  by  F.  O.  C. 

Darley.     N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 

Sea  of  ice;  drama.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  15.) 
Sea  serpent.      HUMPHREYS,  D.      Letters  to  Sir  J. 

Banks  on  the  sea  serpent  of  Gloucester  Bay. 

N.  Y.,  1817.  12°. 


N  SOCIETY  OF  NEW  ENGLAND.  Report  rel. 
to  a  large  marine  animal  supposed  to  be  a  serpent 
seen  near  Cape  Ann,  Aug.  Boston,  1817.  8°  (B 
445,  526) 

See  also  Batchelder,  E.    Romance  of  the  sea  serpent. 
Sea   serpent.    The;  or,   Gloucester  hoax;   a  dramatic  jeu 
d'esprit.    Charleston,  1819.  8°.    (C  110) 

Sea-shore.     See  p.  1170,  Ocean  (Biology),  and  add 

—  LEWES,  G.  H.     Sea-  side  studies  at  Ilfracombe, 

Tenby,  etc.     Edin.,  1858.  8". 

—  SOWERBY,    G.   B.       Companion    to    Glaucus. 

Camb.,  1858.  16°. 

Sea-voyage,  The.     See  Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J. 
Sea  water.     LORGNA,   Gav.    Nuove  sperienze  int.  alia  dol- 

cificazione  dell'  acqua  del  mare,     n.t.p.  4°.    (A  17) 
Sea-weeds.     S^e  Algse. 
Seaboard  and  down.    See  Warter,  J.  W. 
Seaboard  parish,  The  ;  by  G.  MacDonald.      Lon 

don,  1868.  3  v.  8°. 

Seaborn,  Capt.  Adam,  pseud.    See  Symmes,  J.  C. 
Seabra  Silva  Telles,  Vicente  Coelho  de.     Sobre  a  cultura 

do   ricino   em    Portugal.      (In   Lisbon.  Ac.   d.  Sci. 

Mem.  econ.,  v.  3.  1791.) 
Seabrook,   "VVhitemarsh    Benjamin.     Concise   view   of   the 

situation  of  the  slave-holding  states  in  rel.  to  their 

colored    population.     2d   ed.    Charleston,   1825.  8°. 

(B  537,  1003) 

—  South   Carolina  capabilities.      (In    DeBow,  J.  D.  B. 

Industrial  resources,  v.  1.  1853.) 

Seabury,  Samuel,  Bp.  of  Conn.,  d.  1796.  Address  of 
the  Episc.  clergy  of  Conn,  to  Bp.  S.  ;  with  the  Bish 
op's  answer.  New  Haven,  [1785].  8°.  (B  862) 

—  The  congress  canvassed,  1775.     See  W.,  A.,  farmer. 

—  Discourse,   Portsmouth,    N.   II.,    [ordination]   of    R. 

Fowle.     Boston,  1791.  8°.    (B  326) 

—  Discourses  on  several  important  subjects.  N.Y., 

1798.   8°. 

-  Discourses  on  several  subjects.      N.  Y.,   1793. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  Free  thoughts  on  the  proc.  of  the  Continental  Cong., 

1774.     See  W.,  A.,  farmer. 

—  St.  Peter's  exhortation  to  fear  God  and  honor  the  king; 

discourse  to  the  provincial  troops  at  King's  Bridge, 
Hept.  28,  1777.    N.  Y.,  [1777  ?].  8".    (B  364) 

—  Sermon,  before  the  Boston  Episc.  Char.  Soc.,  Mar.  25. 

Boston,  1788.  8°.    (B  330,  841,  1010) 


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—  View  of  the  controversy  between   Gr.  Brit,   and  her 

colonies,  1774.     See  W.,  A.,  farmer. 
Seabury,  Samuel,  b.  1801.     American  slavery  jus 
tified  by  the  law  of  nature.   N.  Y.,  1861.  12°. 

—  Continuity  of  the  Church  of  Eng.  in  the  16th 

century.     N.  Y.,  1853.  8°. 

Seager,  Francis.  The  schoole  of  vertue,  and  booke  of  good 
nourture  for  chyldren  and  youth  to  learne  their  du- 
tie.  1557.  {In  Furnivall,  F.  J.  The  babees  book. 
1868.  E.  E.  Text  Soc.) 

Seagrave,  Robert.  APPEAL  to  the  people  of  Eng.  in  de 
fence  of  the  clergy,  against  the  charge  in  S.'s  letter. 
London,  [17—].  .8".  (B  1361) 

Sealed  packet,  The ;  by  T.  A.  Trollope.  Phila., 
[1871].  12°. 

Seals.  HAGELGANS,  J.  G.  (In  his  Orbis  literatus  acad. 
1737.) 

—  MURATORI,  L.  A.    De  sigillis  Medii  M\-\.     (In  his 

Antiq.  Ital.,  v.  3.  1740.) 

—  ELLIS,  H.     Observations  on  the  hist,  and  use  of  seals 

in  England.  [1814.]     (In  Archaeologia,  v.  18.  1815.) 

—  WAILLY,  N.  de.     Sceaux,  [avec  des  facsimiles].     (In 

his  Elements  de  paleog.,  v.  2.  1838.) 
Sealsfleld,  Charles,  pseud.  See  Postel,  K. 
Sealtelus,  Angelas.  Ad  Romanes  judices  pro  Am',rosio  de 

Gumppenberg  contra  J.   A.     Widmestadium   ora- 

tionum  actio  prima.    (In  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    Amoen. 

lit.,  v.  14.  1731.) 
Seaman,   Edmund,  et  al.,  vs.   Waddington,  J.,  in  error. 

Case  of  defendant.    N.  Y.,  1818.  8°.    (B  340) 
Seaman,  Ezra  C.    Argument  on  the  judicial  legislation  and 

the  gen.  banking  laws  of  Michigan.    Detroit,  1844. 

8°.    (B1544) 
Seaman,   Lazarus.     Sermon,    Aug.   1662.     (In   Farewell 

sermons  of  Nonconformist  ministers.  1806.) 
Seaman's  Aid  Society.     See  Boston  (p.  345). 
Seaman's    desiderata ;   [by  H.  Clarke]  ;    with  add. 

and  corr.  by  J.  G[arnett].     New  Brunswick, 

N.  J.,  1801.  4°. 
Seaman's  dream,  The,  of  a  greatfight.    n.t.n.    TLond..  16791 

f°.    (A  55) 

Seaman's  friend.     See  below,  Seamanship  (DANA)  1841. 
Seaman's  Friend  Society.    See  Boston  (p.  345). 
Seaman's  remarks  on  the  British  ships  of  the  line,  1756-82. 

London,  1782.  8°.    (B  981) 
Seamanship,   Seamen.      R.YTHER,    J.       Seamen's 

preacher.     [1672.]    New  ed.,  with  a  pref.  by 

J.  Newton.      Camb.,  1806.  12°. 

—  BERNOULLI,  J.    Essai  d'une  nouvelle  theorie  de  la  ma 

noeuvre  des  vaisseaux.  [1714.]     (In  his  Opera,  v.  2. 

—  BOUGUER,  P.     De  la  manoeuvre  des  vaisseaux. 

Paris,  1757.  4°. 

—  ABBOT,  A.      Sermons   to   mariners.      Boston. 

1812.  :2°. 

—  CROCKER,  II.  M.    The  school  of  reform;  or,  Seaman's 

safe  pilot  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.    Boston,  1816. 
12".    (B  657,  659,  C  246) 

—  BLUNT,  E.  M.    Theory  and  practice  of  seaman 

ship,  together  with  a  system  of  naval  tactics. 
2d  ed.     N.  Y.,  1824.  8°. 

—  TAYLER,  J.  N.     Suggestions  for  ameliorating  the  con 

dition  of  seamen.     (In  his  Plans  for  the  formation 
of  harbours.  1840.) 

-  DANA,  11.  H.     The  seaman's  friend  ;  a  treatise 

on  seamanship.     Boston,  [1841].  12°. 

-  TOTTEN,  B.  J.     Naval  text  book  on   masting, 

rigging,  and  managing  vessels  of  war  ;    also 
a    dictionary.     Boston,  1841.  8°. 

-  ALSTON,  A.  H.     Seamanship  and  its  associated 

duties  in  the  royal  navy,  etc.    [1859.]     Lon 
don,  1860.  8°. 

-  LUCE,  S.  B.     Seamanship  ;  for  the  U.  S.  Naval 

Academy.     2d  ed.     N.  Y.,  1863.  8°. 

-  BOURNE,  II.   B.       English  seaman   under   the 

Tudors.  London,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 
See  also  Admiralty ;  —  Marine  dictionaries  ;  —  Mari 
time  law;  —  Naval  art;  —  Naval  courts-martial;  — 
Naval  discipline  ;  —  Naval  history;  —  Naval  hygiene  ; 
-  Naval  surgery  ;  —  Naval  tactics  ;  —  Navigation  ; 
—  Negroes ;  —  Pilots  ;  —  Pirates ;  —  Shipping ;  —  Ship 
wreck. 


Seaou  Heo;  or,  Primary  lessons.  (In  Chinese  repository, 
v.  5,  6.  1836-37.) 

Search,  Edward,  pseud.     See  Tucker,  A. 

Search,  Humphrey,  pseud.  Essays.  [17—.]  See  Brutus, 
pseud. 

Search,  John,  pseud.  The  celebrated  sentence;  a  calm  re 
view  of  the  controversy  it  has  occasioned.  London, 
1839.  8°.  (B  1183) 

Search  after  happiness.     See  Scott,  Sir  W. 

Search  for  winter  sunbeams,  A.     See  Cox,  S.  S. 

Searl.    See  also  Serle. 

Searl,  John.  The  character  and  reward  of  a  good  and 
faithful  servant  of  Christ;  funeral  sermon,  death  of 
J.  Parsons.  Newburyport,  1778.  8°.  (B  17) 

—  Funeral  sermon,  Newburyport,  Dec.  30,  1770,  death  of 

P.  Parsons.     Boston,  1771.  8°.     (B  17) 

—  Revelation  a  guide  to  reason,  etc.;  sermon,  ordination 

of  S.  Peabody,  Atkinson,   Nov.  25,  1772.     Boston, 

1773.  8°.    (B  75,  231) 

Searle,  January.     See  Phillips,  George  Searle. 
Searle,  Moses  C.     On   slander;  sermon.     Worcester,   1827. 

8°.    (B1126) 
Sears,    Barnas.      The    Ciceronian ;    or,    Prussian 

method    of    teaching    the     Latin    language. 

London,  1845.  12°. 
Sears,   David,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1816.      See  Gardiner, 

J.S.  J.    (B315) 
Sears,  David,  et  al.    REPORT  of  the  D'Hauteville  case;  the 

commonwealth  of  Penn.,  vs.  D.  S.    Phila.,  1840.  8°. 

(B  1814) 

Sears,  Edmund  Hamilton.  Athanasia  ;  or,  Fore- 
gleams  of  immortality.  9th  ed.  Boston, 

1868.  12°. 

—  Discourse,   death  of  Rev.  I.  Allen   of  Bolton.     Wor 

cester,  1844.  8°.    (B  1208) 

—  Dr.   Huntington   on  the  Trinity.     (In  Walker,  J.  P. 

New  discussion  of  the  Trinity.  1860.) 

—  Good  works;    sermon.  Lancaster.     Boston,  1813.  12°. 

(C  210) 

—  Pictures  of  the  olden  time.     Boston,  1857.  12°. 

—  Regeneration.     Boston,  1854.  12°. 

—  Revolution  or  reform;  disc.,  Wayland,  Mass.,  June  15. 

Boston,  1856.  8°.    (B  1591) 

—  Voices  of  the  past;   disc.,  Lancaster,  Dec.   29,   1844. 

Boston,  1845.  8°.    (B  1301) 

Sears,  Rev.  Freeman,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1812.  See  Pal 
mer,  S.  (B  325) 

Sears,  lleuben.     Poem  ;  mineral  waters  of  Saratoga, 

etc.     Ballston,  1819.  18°. 

-  Wonders    of    the   world,    in  nature,    art,    and 
mind.     N.  Y.,  1843.  8°. 

Searson,  John.  Poem  on  Down-hill,  also  on  Ma- 
gilligan.  Colerain,  1794.  4°.  (W  58) 

—  Poems    on   various    subjects     and    occasions. 

Phila.,  1797.  8°. 

Season,  H.    See  Speculum  anni. 

Seasonable  disc,  shewing  the  necessity  of  maintaining  the 
established  relig.  in  opposition  to  Popery;  [by  W. 
LloydJ.  5th  ed.  London,  1673.  4°.  (E  150) 

Seasonable  obs.  on  the  present  declension  of  the 
commerce  of  England ;  [by  J.  Barnard] 
London,  1737.  8°. 

Seasonable  reflection  on  [Seller's]  'Hist,  of  passive  obedi 
ence  since  the  Reformation'.  Loud.,  1689/90.  4°.  (B  4) 

Seasonable  thoughts  on  human  creeds  shown  to  be  very 
unseasonable.  Boston,  1814.  12°.  (C  84) 

Seasonable  vindication  of  the  Trinity,  A  ;  col.  from 
the  works  of  J.Tillotson  and  E.  Stillingfleet. 
London,  1697.  8°. 

Seasons.  DENHAM,  M.  A.  Col.  of  proverbs.  Lon 
don,  1846.  8°.  (Percy  Soc.,  v.  20.) 

—  FISHEK,  T.     Dial  of  the  seasons,  a  portraiture 

of  nature.     Phila.,  1845.  8". 

—  Ho  WITT,  M.    Pictorial  calendar  of  the  seasons. 

London,  Bohn,  1854.  8°. 

See  also  Days  of  the  year. 
Seasons,  The.     See  Thomson,  J. 
Seasons  with  the  sea-horses.     See  Lamont,  J. 
Seaton,  Lord.    See  Colbourne,  Sir  J. 
Seaton,   Edward   C.      Handbook   of   vaccination. 

London,  1868.  12°. 

—  Public  vaccination  in  England  and  Wales.     (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1857.) 


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Seaton,  Win.  Winston.       BIOG.    sketch.      Boston, 

1871.  12". 

Seatsfield,  Charles,  f,neud.     See  Postel,  Karl. 
Seaver.     See  alio  Sever. 
Seaver,  Benjamin.  Inaugural  address.   See  Boston.  Mayor. 

(B  1725) 
Seaver,   Benjamin  F.    T>tter  cone,  tlie  islands  of  Tristan 

d'Acunha.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  12.  1814.) 
Seaver,  It<-v.  Charles.     Case  of  the  Church  Educ.  Hoc.  for 

Ireland.     (In  Nat.  ABSOC.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans., 

1867.) 
Seaver,    Ebenezer.      Statement    of    [his]    votes    In    Cong. 

Boston,  1812.  8°.    (B  441) 
Seaver,  Henry.     Oration  before  the  Mechanics  Apprentices' 

Library  Assoc.,  July  4.     Boston,  1835.  12°.    (B  1204) 
Seaver,  Horace.     Address.     (In  Free  Relig.  Assoc.  Proc., 

2d  annual  meeting.  186'J.) 
Seaver,  James  E.     Life  of  M.  Jemison,  Deh-he-wa- 

mis.     4th  ed.     N.  Y.,  1856.  12°. 
Seaver,   Win,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1821.      See   Little,  R. 

(B283) 

Seaward,  Sir  Edward.     See  Sir  Edward  Seaward. 
Seaward,  John.     On  procuring  supplies  of  water  for  cities 

and  towns   by  boring.      (In   Inst.  of  Civil  Eugin. 

Trans.,  v.  1.  1842.) 
Seaward.  Samuel.    Adaptation   of  auxiliary  steam  power 

to    sailing    vessels.       (In    Inst.    of    Civil    Engin. 

Traus.,  v.  3.  1842.) 
Seba.     See  alto  Seber. 
Seba,  Albert.      Locupletissimi    rerum    naturalium 

thesauri  descriptio.    Amst.,  1734-65.  4  v.  f°. 
Sebago  Pond.    TOPOGRAPHICAL  descript.   of  plantations 

on  S.  P.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  3.  1794.) 
Sebastian,  Bp.  of  Salamanca.    Chrouicon.    (In  Florez,  H. 

Kspniia  sagnula,  v.  13.  1756.) 
Sebastian,  King  of  I'orliiyal.    FREER,  M.    (In  her  Married 

life  of  Anne  of  Austria,  v.  '2.  1864.) 
Sebastian,  Jean.    BLAZE  DE  Hi  KY,  H.    (In  Revue  d.  D. 

Mondes,  sept.  1836.) 
Sebastian,   Pedro   Cubero.     Voyage   dans   la  plus   grande 

partie  du  monde,  etc.    (In  Ternaux-Compans,  II. 

Archives  des  voy.,  v.  2,  pt.  2.  1842.) 
Sebastian!,  Filippo  Alessandro.     Viaggio  a  Tivoli, 

1825  ;  lettere.     Fuligno,  1828.  8°. 
Sebastiano  del   Piombo.    See   Piombo,   Fro,    8.    Luciani, 

tailed  del. 
Sebastiauus,  martyr,  St.    AMBROSIUS,  Architp.  ilediola- 

nennif,  St.     Vita  8.  S.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  2.  1863.) 
Sebastianus  1'erusinu*.    Vita  B.  Colunibie   Rcatinae.    (In 

Acta  sanct.,  v.  18.  1866.) 
Sebastopol.     BAUDENS,    L.      Le    campement    des 

allies  devaut   S.,  [1855].    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 

fev.  1857.)  —  Les   ambulances,   etc.     (In  av.  1857.) 
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(In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.  I860.) 

—  KUSSELL,  W.  H.      Review  of  Gen.  Todleben's 

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—  TODLEBEN,   E.   de.       Defence   de   Sebastopol. 

Vol.   1.      St.  Petersbourg,    1863.    1    v.  and 
Atlas  f°. 

—  WHOM  shall  we  hang?      Sebastopol    inquiry. 

London,  1855.  8°. 

See  aUo  Crimean  war. 
Sebellian  language.    MO.MMSEN,  C.  M.  T.    Der  sabellische 

Dialekt.     (hi  his  Untcritalischen  Dial.  1850.) 
Seber,  Wolfgang.      Index  vocabulorum  in  Homeri 

poematis.     Ed.  nov.     Oxonii,  1780.  8°. 

Appendix.     Oxonii,  1782.  8°. 

Sebourg.     Rossi,  G.    II  principatodi  Seboreae  lasua  zecca. 

(In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  ser.  3,  v.  13,  pt.  2.  1871.) 
Sebright,  Lady  Georgiana  M.  M.  M.     See  Mackenzie,  Jlisa 

G.  M.  M. 

Sebring,  Jacob  L.     See  Jackson,  J.,  vs.  S.  1819.     (B  340) 
Secchi,    Angelo.      Aurora    borealis.      (In    Amer.    Assoc. 

Proc.,  v.  2.  1854.) 

—  Electrical  rheometry.  (In  Smithsonian  Inst.  Contrib., 

v.  3.  1852.) 

Secchia  rapita,  La;  pocma.     See  Tassoni,  A. 
Secco  Suardo  Grismondi,  Paolina.    Lesbia,  sonetti,  ec.    (In 

Poeti  ital.  contemp.  1843.) 
Seccombe,   John.     Father  Abbey's  will;  added,  a  letter  of 

courtship  to  his  widow.     Camb.,  1854.  8".     (B  1453) 
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—  Sermon,  July  3,  ordination  of  B.  R.  Cotningoe;  [with] 

appendix.     Halifax,  1770.  12°.     (C  74) 

Seccombe,  Joseph.  Business  and  diversion  inoffensive  to 
God;  disc.,  Ammauskeeg-Falls,  1731).  Boston,  1743. 
12°.  (B  42,  1091,  C  5) 

—  Essay  [on]  ancient  sacred  singing.     Boston,  1741.  8°. 

(B  143,  247,  C  37) 

—  Reflections  on  hypocrisy;  a  sermon,  Kingston,  N.  H. 

Boston,  1841.  8°.     (B  326) 

—  Some  thoughts  on  the  influence  of  {he  Spirit.     Boston, 

1742.  8°.    (B  77) 

—  The  ways  of  pleasure  and  paths  of  peace;  discourse. 

Boston,  [17— ].  8°.     (B  226) 

Seccus,  Vernamlus  Alverns.  Portugallia  et  Algarbia. 
Amst.,  [16-].  (E  78,  no.  16) 

Secessia.    See  Confederate  States. 

Secession.      GOODWIN,  T.  S.     The  natural  history 
of  secession.     N.  Y.,  1864.  12°. 
See  alto  State  rights. 

Secession  aux  Etats-Unis  et  son  origine,  par  un 
journaliste  americain.  Paris,  1861.  8°. 

Secession  Church  of  Scotland,,  MAGISTRACY  set 
tled  upon  its  true  basis;  or,  Enquiry  into  Answers 
by  the  Assoc.  Presbytery  to  'Reasons  of  dissent  by 
T.Nairn'.  [Edin.?]  1747.  8°.  (C  24) 

—  ERSKINE,  11.      Observations  upon  the  conduct 

of  the  separating  brethren.  Glasgow, 
1748.  12°. 

—  MAIII,   T.      Reasons   of  dissent  from  Act  of  Assoc. 

Synod,  Apr.  18,  1754,  with  review  of  procedure  of 
the  synod.  Edin.,  1756.  8°.  (C  24) 

—  W — ,  A—.     Enchantments  of  Jannes;   or,  Errors  of 

the  Secession  in  .their  answers  to  Nairn.  Edin.. 
1765.  8°.  (C  24) 

—  OVERTURES  of  an  act  of  the  General  Associate  Synod 

in  Scotland,  concerning  the  sacramental  test.  Edin., 
1790.  8°.  (B  127) 

Seckendorf,  Veil  Ludwig  von.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his 
Mem.,  v.  29.  1734;  and,  Germ.,  v.  17.  1758.) 

Seeker,  Thomas,  Abp.  Answer  to  Mayhew's  Ob 
servations  on  the  conduct  of  the  Soc.  for  Prop,  of 
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2506,  E  282) 

—  Eight  charges  and  instruct,  to  candidates  for  orders. 

(In  Watson,  R.    Col.  of  theol.  tracts,  v.  6.  1791.) 

-  Lectures  on  the  catechism,  with  disc,  on  con 

firmation.     London,  1769.  2  v.  8°. 
—   Sermon  before  the  Soc.  for  Prop.  Gosp.  in  For.  Parts, 
Feb.  20.     London,  1741.  8°.    (B  326) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Soc.  in  London  for  Promot.  Protes 

tant  Schools  in  Ireland,  April  27.  London,  1757.  4°. 
(B  1266) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Univ.  of  Oxford,  July  8.    Oxford, 

1733.  4°.    (B  1264) 

—  Same.    4th  ed.     Oxford,  1733.  8°.    (B  120) 

—  Sermon  on  the  rebellion  in  Scotland,  Oct.  6.     London, 

1745.  4°.    (B  1348) 

—  Sermons  against  popery.      2d  Amer.  ed.»   Co 

lumbus,  1835.  32°. 

-  Sermons ;  ed.  by  B.  Porteus  and  G.  Stinton. 

Vol.  3.     London,  [1769].  8°. 

—  Sermons  on  several  occasions.    Lond.,  1771.  8°. 

—  CRITICAL  comment,  on  [his]  letter  cone,  bishops 

in  America.     London,  1770.  8°. 

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—  ELIOT,  A.     Remarks  on   his  sermon  before  the  Soc. 

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—  MAYHEW,  J.    Remarks  on  'An  answer  to  M.'s  obser 

vations  on  the  charter  and  conduct  of  the  Soc.  for 
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—  PORTEUS,  B.    Review  of  the  life  and  character  of  S. 

(In  his  Works,  v.  6.  1811.) 

—  SHARPE,  G.      Letter  to  the  Bp.  of  Oxford,  cont.  re 

marks  upon  some  strictures  by  the  Arbp.  of  Canter 
bury,  in  Merrick's  Annotations  on  the  Psalms. 
London,  1769.  8°.  (B  22) 

Second,  Alberic.  Contes  sans  prevention.  Paris, 
1857.  18°. 

—  La  part  du  feu.     (In  Semaine  lit.,  v.  2.) 
Second  Advent.     See  Millennium. 

Second  Adventists.  BATES,  J.  Autobiography  of 
B. ;  brief  acct.  of  the  great  advent  movement, 
1840-44.  Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  1868.  12°. 


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—  HIMES,  J.  V.       1st  report  of  a  conference  of 

Christians  expecting  the  advent,  1840.     Bos 
ton,  1841.  8°. 

—  WHITE,  J.      Life  incidents  in  connection  with 

the  great  advent  movement.    Vol.  1.     Battle 

Creek,  Mich.,  1868.  12°. 
Second  appeal  to  the  justice  and  interests  of  the  people  of 

Gr.  Brit.,  ttc.     Ste  Appeal  to  the  justice,  etc. 
Second  Armada,  The;  a  chapter  of  future  history; 

a  reply  to  the  German  conquest  of  England 

in  1875.    Phila.,  [1871].  16°. 
Second  letter  from  a  minister  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.,  in  answer 

to   some   remarks,  etc.,  by   J.  G.    Boston,  1734.  4°. 

(B  130,  C  153) 
Second  letter  to  a  friend ;  giving  a  narrative  of  the  defeat 

of  the  French  army  at  Lake  George,  by  N.  Eng. 

troops,  etc.;   [by  C.  Chauncey].     Boston,  1755.    8°. 

(B  617) 
Second  letter  to  a  member  of  Parl.  cone,  the  present  state 

of  affairs.    London,  1741.  8°.    (B  759) 
Second  love;  by  F.Trollope.    Lond.,  1851.  3  v.  12°. 
Second   love;    by  J.  P.  Simpson.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  35.) 

Second  marriage;  a  comedy.     See  Baillie,  J. 
Second  Mrs.  Tillotson  ;  by  P.  Fitzgerald.    (Jn  All  the  year 

round,  v.  15,16.  1866.) 

Second  part  of  a  reply  to  the  Vindication  of  the  subscrib 
ing  ministers  [with]  a  defence  of  several  things  in 

the  Authentic-k  account.    London,  1719.  8°.    (B  1865) 
Second  pa  it  of  South   Sea  stock;  an  inquiry  into  province 

bills  or  bills  of  credit.    Boston,  1721.  16°.    (C  62) 
Second  report  of  Dr.   Faustus.     (In  Thorns,  W.  J.    Early 

Eng.  prose  romances,  v.  3.  1858.) 

Second  sight.     See  Apparitions  ;  —  Ghosts  ;  —  Visions. 
Second    warning;    strictures   on    the   speech   deliv.   by  J. 

Adams   at  the   opening  of  Cong.     Paris,   1798.  8°. 

(B631) 
Secondat,  Jean  Baptiste  de.   Distinctions  entre  ce  qu'pn  ap- 

pclle    sens    commun,    jugement,    gout,    sentiment, 

esprit,  imagination,  genie,  talent;   sur  1'eloquence, 

le  stile,  les  traductions.     (Jn  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss. 

Abh.,  1784;  —  and  in  Serieys,  A.    Bibl.  acad.,v.  11. 

1811.) 
Seconde  surprise  de  1'amour,  La;  comedie.      See  Mari- 

vaux,  P.  C.  de. 
Secret  documents  of  the  Second  Empire.  The.    See  France. 

Comm.  deg  Papier*  Sainis  aux  Tuilleries. 
Secret  du    bonheur,  Le ;  etude,   par  E.   Feydeau. 

Paris,  1864.  2  v.  12°. 
Secret  foe;  an  hist,  novel,  by  E.Pickering.   Phila., 

1841.  2  v.  12°. 
Secret  history  and  memoirs  of  the  barracks  of  Ireland. 

London,  1747.  8°.    (C  314) 
Secret  history  of  the  court  of  James  i.;  with  notes 

and    introd.    remarks    [by    Sir    W.  Scott]. 

Edin.,  1811.  2  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Osborne,  F.  Historical  mem.  on 
the  reign  of  Elizabeth  and  James.  —  Weldon,  Sir  A. 
Court  and  character  of  King  James ;  add.,  Court  of  King 
Charles.  2.  Welden,  Sir  A.  Court  of  King  Charles; 
—  Perfect  description  of  the  people  and  country  of 
Scotland.  —  Heylyn,  P.  Aulicus  coquinarise;  vindi 
cation  in  answer  to  'The  court  and  character  of  King 
James'.  —  Morley,  G.,  Sp.  An  epitaph  npon  King 
James,  his  death.  —  Peyton,  E.  The  Divine  catastrophe 
of  the  kingly  family  of  the  Ho.  of  Stuarts ;  short  hist, 
of  the  use,  reign,  and  ruins  thereof.  —  A  pp. :  Court  and 
kitchen  of  Elizabeth,  commonly  called  Joan  Cromwels, 
wife  of  the  late  usurper. 
Secret  history  of  the  October  Club,  from  its  original  to  this 

time.     Pt.  2.     London,  1700.  8°.    (B  590) 
Secret  history  ;  or,  The  horrors  of    St.  Domingo  ; 

letters  by  a  ladv  at  Cape   Francois  to  Col. 

Burr.     Phila.,  1808.  12°. 
Secret  memoirs  of  the  court  of  Petersburg,  [by  C. 

F.  P.  Masson]  ;  tr.  from  the  French.  Vol.  3. 

London,  1802.  8°. 
Secret  of  Stoke  Manor.    (In  Blackwood'u  mag.,  v.  75,  76. 

1854.) 
Secret  proceedings  of  the  convention  at  Phila.,  1787,  for 

forming  the  constitution  of  the  United  State*.     See 

United  States. 

Secret  reasons  why  the  intended  invasion  on  Eng.  was  pro 
jected,  ffut  not  accomplished;  tr.  from  the  French. 

London,  1759.  8°.    (B  601) 
Secret  service.    See  Planche,  J.  R. 


Secret  societies.  DE  QUINCEY,  T.  Secret  soc. 
(Jn  Inn  Hist,  and  crit.  essays,  v.  2.  1853.) 

—  LE  COUTEULX  DE  CANTELF.u,  J.  H.  E.,   comte. 

Les  sectes  et  societes  secretes,  [-1863].  Paris, 
1863.  8°. 

—  ROBERTSON,   J.   B.    Lectures"  on   secret  societies  of 

modern  times,  [to  1814].  (In  his  Lect.  on  mod. 
hist.  1864.) 

—  CLIFFORD,  R.     Application  of  Barruel's  mem.  of  Ja 

cobinism  to  the  secret  societies  of  Ireland  and  Gr. 
Britain,  [1791-98].  London,  1798.  8°.  (B  1525) 

—  LA  HODDE,  L.      Histoire  des  societes  secretes 
.      [de  France]  de  1830-48.     Paris,  1850.  8°. 

See  alfio  Free-masons  ;  —  Illuminati  ;  — Jacobinism  ; 

—  Middle  Ages  ;  —  Ocld  Fellows  ;  —  tilso  Rosicrucians. 

Secretaire,  Le,  et  le  cuisinier;  comedie.     See  Scribe,  A.  E. 

Secretaire  intime,  Le ;   par  G.  Sand  [A.  L.  A.  D. 

Dudevant].     Paris,  1837.  8°. 

—  Same.     Paris,  1857.   16°. 

Secretan,  Charles  Frederick.     Life  and  times  of  R. 

Nelson.     London,  1860.  8°. 
Secreto  a  voces,  El.    See  Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P. 
Secreto  agravio,  A,  secreta  venganza;  por  P.  Calderon  de 

la  Barca.     (In  Ochoa,  E.  de.     Tesoro  del  teatroenp., 

v.  3.  1838.) 

Secrets  du  diable,  Les ;  par  L.  Ulbach.  Paris, 
1857.  18°. 

Secrets  publichs,  pedra  de  toch.      n.t.p.  [164-.]   4°. 

Sectarian  thing,  A;  [by  L.  M.  Sargent].  Boston,  1834. 
8".  (D  18) 

Sects.  HISTORY  of  religion,  particularly  of  the 
principal  denominations  of  Christians.  Lon 
don,  1764.  4  v.  8°. 

-  EVANS,  J.     Sketch  of  the  denominations  of  the 
Christian    world.  [1794.]    3d  ed.     London, 
1796.  12°. 
Sequel.     Boston,  1811.  12°. 

—  OGILVIE,  J.  G.      Religious  doctrines  and  sects  ex 

plained.     N.  Y.,  1817.  8°.    (B  449) 

—  CHRISTIAN  religion  ;    an  account  of  every  sect. 

London,  1840.  8°. 

—  HAHN,  C.  U.     Gesch.  der  Pasagier,  Joachim's 

von  Floris,  Amalrich's  von  Bena  und  anderer 
verwandter  Sekten.  Stuttgart,  1850.  8°. 
(3r  Bd.  of  his  Gesch.  d.  Ket/er.) 

—  DOLI.INGER,  J.  J.  J.  von.     The  church  and  the 

churches  ;  or,  The  papacy  and  the  temporal 

power ;    tr.  by  W.  B.  MacCabe.      London, 

1862.  8°. 

See  also  Albigenses;  —  Antinomians;  —  Arians;  — 
Arminianism  ;  —  Baptists ;  —  Bartinian  sects  ;  —  Ca- 
misards; .—  Catholic  Church ;  —  Church  of  England  ;  — 
Congregationalism;  —  Covenanters;  —  Crypto  Cal- 
vinists;  —  Dunkers;  —  Essenes;  —  Friends;  —  Gnos 
ticism  ;  —  Huguenots  ;  —  Independents ; Irving- 

ites  ;  —  Jansenism  ;  —  Lollards;  —  Lutheran  Ch. ;  — 
Manichseans;  —  Maronites  ;  —  Methodism;  —  Meth 
odist  Episcopal  Church ;  —  Millerites ;  —  Mormons ;  — 
Nestorians;  —  New  Jerusalem,  Ch.  of ; —  Nonconfor 
mists  ;  —  Non-jurors  ;  —  Oriental  Christians ;  —  Pasag- 
inians ;  —  Pelagianism ;  —  Plymouth  Brethren  ;  — 
Presbyterian  Church ;  —  Puritans ;  —  Reformed  Dutch 
Church;  —  Sandemanians;  —  Second  Adventists;  — 
Shakers  ;  —  Spiritualism ;  —  Unitarians ;  —  United 
Brethren;'—  Universalists ;  —  Waldenses;  —  Wes- 
leyans. 
Secundus,  Janus  or  Johannes  (originally  Everaerts  or 

Everhardi,  Jan  Nicolai),  d.  1536.     Kisses.    (Jn  Pro- 

pertiua.  Elegies.  1854.) 

—  NlCERON,  J.  P.     (Jn  his  Mem.,  v.  16.  1731 ;  and,  Germ., 

v.  12.  1755.) 
Secundus,  Pomponius.    Fragm.    (In  Ribbeck,  O.  Scenica?, 

v.  1.  1852.) 
Security   of   the   rights  of  citizens   in    Conn,    considered. 

Hartford,  1792.  8°.    (B  774) 
Sedaine,  Michel  Jean.     (Euvres  choisies.     Ed.  ster. 

Paris,  1813.  3  v.  18°. 

ConUnts.  Vol.  1.  Notice  sur  8.  —  Le  philosophe  sans 
le  savoir;  comedie.  —  La  gageure  imprevue;  comedie.  — 
Le  diable  a  quatre;  opera  comique.— Leroi  et  le  fermier; 
comedie.  —  Rose  et  Colas ;  comedie  en  un  acte.  2.  Los 
Sabots;  opera  conaique.  —  Le  deserteur;  drame.  —  On. 


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ne  s'avise.  —  Jamais  de  tout;  opera  comique.  —  Le  111:11;- 
nitique ;  eomedie.  — Les  femmes  vengees ;  opera-comique. 
3.  Felix;  comedie. —  Atirassin  et  Nicolette;  comedie. 

—  Le  comte  d' Albert;  drame.  —  Suite  du  comte  d'Al- 
bert;  opera  comique.  —  Kaoul  barbe  bleue;  comedie. 

—  La  gageure   imprevue;   comedie.    (fn   Petitot,  C.  B. 

Repertoire  du  theatre  fr.,  v.  24.  1818.) 

—  Le  phi  losophe  sans  lo  scavolr.     2e  ed.     Paris,  1766.  8°. 

(C  287) 

—  Same,     (fn  Le  Texier,   — .     RecvuII,  v.  1.   1785;  — 

ami  in  Petitot.     Repertoire  du  theatre,  v.  7.  1817.) 
Sedan.    JOURNAL  de  Met/,  1765,  avec  une  notice  sur 
Sedan.     Metz,  1765.  8°. 

—  CLARETIE,  J.    Le  champ  de  bataille  de  Sedan,  [1870]. 

(In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.  1871.) 

—  FITZ-GEOROE,  G.  W.  A."  Plan  of  the  battle  of 

Sedan,  [1870].     London,  1871.  8°. 
Sedano,    Juan  Jose    Lopez    de.      Parnaso  espaiiol; 
coleccion    de    poesias   escogidas.       Madrid, 
1768-82.  9  v.  12°. 

Content*.   Vol.1.   Horatius  Flaccus,  Q.    Artepoetica; 
tr.  por  V.  Espinel.  —  Villegas,  E.  M.  de.     Las  delieias. 

—  Quevedo  y  Villegas,  V.  G.de.     Cancione.  —  Morales, 
J.  de.    Eglog.i.  —  Vega,   G.  do  la.      Oda.  —  Pindarua. 
Oda  I. ;  tr.  por  L.  de  Leon.  —  Morillo,  G.  Satira.  —  Vega 
Carpio,  L.  F.  de.     Odas.  —  Ulloa  y  Pereyra,  L.  de.    La 
Raquel.  —  Argensola,  L.  L.  de.     Soneto.  —  Torre,  F.  de 
la.    Oda.  —Martin,  L.    Madrigal.  —  Villegas,  E.  M.  de. 
Las  Latinas.  —  Argensola,  L.  L.  de.    Cancion ;  —  Soneto. 
Quevedo  y  Villegas,    F.  G.  de.  —  Satira.  —  Figueroa, 
C.  S.  de.    Cancion.  —  Tejada,  A.  de.    Soneto.  —  Vir- 
gilius,  M.  P.     Eglogas  I.,  iv. ;  tr.  por  G.  H.  de  Velasco; 
in.,  v.,  vii.,  vnt.,  por  L.  de  Leon  ;  vi.,  ix.,  x.  por  C.  de 
Mesa.  —  Argensola,  IJ.  L.  de.     Epistola  inedita;  —  E  pi- 
grama.  —  Tasso,  T.     Aminta;    tr.  por  J.  de  Jauregui.  — 
Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de.    Romance.  —  Torre,  F.  de  la. 
Oda;  —Soneto.  —  Ezquerra,    A.      Epistola  ined.  a  B. 
Leonardo.  —  Leonardo,    B.     Respuesta  a  A.  Ezquerra. 

—  Polo,  G.  G.  Cancion ;  —  Soneto.  —  Eapinosa,    P.  de. 
Fabula.  —  Artieda,  A.  R.  de.     Epistola;  —  Soneto.  — 
Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de.    Cancion. 

2.  Vega,  G.  de  la.     Eglogas ;  —  Soneto.  —  Acuna,  H. 
de.    La  contienda  de  Ayax  Telamonio  y  de  Ulises  sobra 
las  armas  de  Aquiles ;  —  La  lira  de  Garcilaso,  contrabe- 
cha;—  Soneto.—  Ovidius  Naso,    P.     Carta  de  Dido  a 
Eneas;  tr.  por  H.  de  Acufia.  —  Anacreon.     Odas;   tr. 
por  E.  M.  de  Villegas.  —Theocritus.    El  Bucoliasti;  tr. 
por  E.  M.  de  Villegaa.  —  Torre,  F.  de  la.     Odrfs ;  —  Can 
cion.  —  Luzan,  I.  de.    Juicio  de  Paris,  renovado;  —  Le- 
andro  y  Hero.  —  Ercilla  y  Zuiiiga,   A.  de.     Canto  if. 
de   la   Araucana; —  Glosa.  —  Perea,   A.  de.      Cancion 
moral.  —  Vega  Carpio,   L.  F.  de.     La  Gatomachia ;  — 
Sonetos. —  Barahona  de  Soto,  L.     Egloga. —  Pitillas, 
J.    Satira. —Quevedo  y  Villegas,   F.  G.  de.     Sermon 
estoyco  de  censura  moral ;  —  Matraca  de  las  flores  y  la 
hortaliza;  romance;  —  Boda  de  Pordioseros;  letrella. — 
Frias,  D.  de.    Cancion ;  —  Relrato  de  Silvia. 

3.  Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de.    El  siglo  de  oro;  —  Madri 
gal;  —  Estancias;  —  Amarilis;  —  Canciones;  —  Elegia; 

—  La  pulga ;  —  Soneto  en  culto.  —  Torrepalma  Cartilla, 
A.  V.,  conde  de.     El   Deucalion.  —  Velasco,  M.  P.  de. 
Soneto.  —  Villegas,  E.  M.   de.      Satira.   —   Catullus, 
Q.  V.     Ut  flos  in   septis;  tr.  por  E.  M.  Villegas.  —  Pa- 
checo,    F.     Epigrama.  —  Epictetus.     Doctrina;  tr.  por 
F.  de  Quevedo  Villegas.  —  Phocylides.    Amonestacion ; 
tr.  por  F.  de  Quevedo  Villegas;  —  Versos  andonicos; 
tr.  por  F.  de  Ja  Torre ;  —  Cancion  ;  —  Soneto.  —  Argen 
sola,  B.  L.  de.     Cancion  real;  —  Redondillas;  —  Elegia. 

—  Tapia,  G.  de.     Egloga,  en  quo  se  describe  el  bosque 
de   Aranjuez.  —  Argensola,  L.  L.  de.     Segunda  descr. 
de   Aranjuez.  —  Espinel,    V.      Cancion;  —  Eglogas;  — 
Elegia ;  —  Glosa.  —  Madrigal ;  incierto  autor.  —  Figue 
roa,  C.  S.  de.      Endechas;  —  Canciones;  —  Romance. 

—  Polo  de  Medina,  S.  J.  Fabula  de  Apolo  y  Dafne; 
burlesca;  —  K  pi  gramas.  —  Cayrasco  de  Figueroa,  B. 
Cancion.  —  Dueuas,  J.  de.  Respuesta;  —  Cancion. 

4.  Mendoza,  D.  H.  de.    Epistola  a  Boscan;  — Villan- 
cico ;  —  Hymno  en  loor  del  card.  Don  Diego  de  Espinosa ; 

—  Glosa ;  —  Carta ;  —  Redondillas ;  —  Soneto  del  soneto. 
— Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de.    Soneto  al  mismo  proposito ;  — 
Cancion ;  —  Fills ;  egloga.  —  Rioja,  F.  de.     Silvas ;  — 
Soneto.  —  Argote  y  de  Molina,  G.  de.    Elogios.  —  Oda 
anacreontica ;    incierto  autor.  —  Figueroa,  F.  de.     Can 
cion  pastoril;  —  Tirsi,  Egloga;  —  Estancias;  —  Epita- 
fio ;  —  Egloga.   —  Vega  Carpio,   L.  F.  de.    Soneto.  — 
Reyes,  C.  G.  T.  de  los.     Idilio  de  Ausonio  Galo;  — Can 
cion. —  Alcazar,  B.di.  Epigrama.  —  Borja,  F.  de.  Canto 
de  Jacob  y  Raquel.  —  Gambaso,  D.     Satira. —Soneto; 
de  incierto  autor.  —  Luzan,  I.   de.    Canciones.  —  Ana 
creon.  Odas  ii.,  in.;  tr.  por  I.  de   Luzan.  —  Sappho. 
Odas;  tr.  por  I.  de  Luzan.  —  Polo,   G.  G.     Cancion 


pastoril;  —  Glosa;  —  Cancion;  —  Egloga.  —  Quevedo 
y  Villegas,  F.  G.de.  Idilina;  —  Soneto  inedito;  — La 
Fenix;  romance;  —  Redondillas;  —  Soneto;  —  Odas;  — 
Cancion.  —  Lucanus,  M.  A.  La  batalla  naval  de  Cesar 
contra  los  Gricgos  de  Marsella;  tr.  por  Z.  de  Jauregui  y 
Aguilar.  —  Padilla,  P.  de.  Egloga.  —  Qongora  y  Argote, 
L.  de.  Letrillax;  —  Romance.  —  Soneto;  de  incierto 
autor.  —  Leon,  L.  P.  de.  Epistola;  —  Romance;  —  Oc- 
tavas ;  —  Soneto.  —  Cespedes,  P.  de.  Fragmentos  del 
poema,  o  tratado  de  la  pintura.  —  Soto  de  Rojas,  P. 
Egloga.  —  Martin,  L.  Madrigal.  —  Argensola,  L.  L.  de. 
Satira;  —  Boneto;  —  Cancion.  —  Villegas,  E.  M.  dc. 
Epigramas.  —  Soneto;  de  incierto  autor.  —  Cueva,  J.  de 
la.  Egloga;  —Cancion.  —  Alcazar,  B.  de.  Epigrama. 

5.  Leon,  L.  P.  de.    Conquista  que   Christo   nuestro 
Senor  hizo  en  el  mundo ;  —  Renunciacion  del   mundo,  y 
conversion   de  un  pecador;  —  Octavax; —   Estancias  al 
santisimo  sacramento ;— Epigrama ; —  Enigma ;  —  Soneto ; 
Cancion  a  nuestra  Senora; —  Octavas  a  nuestra  Senora; 

—  Cancion  a  Santiago,  Patron  de  Espana.  —  Argensola, 
B.  L.  de.     A 1  arcangel  San  Miguel.  —  Sanazzaro,  J.     El 
parto  de  la  Virgen ;  tr.  por  G.  H.  de  Velasco.  —  Ledes- 
ma,  A.  de.    Romances ;  —  Sonetoe ;  —  Dialogo  entre  un 
fllosofo  ateniense  y  un  teologo  cristiano;  —  Romance  a 
la  divinidad  y  humanidad  de  Cristo  nuestro  Sefior.  — 
Espinosa,    P.     Epigrama  al   santisimo    sacramento.  — 
Rebolledo,  B.  de.     Los  trenos  deJeremlas;  idilio  sacro. 

—  Sanchez,  M.  Cancion  a  Cristo  crucificado.  — Quevedo 
y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.     Poema  beroyco  de  Cristo  resucl- 
tado ;  —  A  la  entrada  de  Cristo  en  Jerusalem.  —  Hymno 
del  Pange  lingua;  tr.  por  I.  de  Luzan.  — Villarroel,  C. 
de.    Soneto.  —  Paravicino  y  Arteaga,  Fray  II.  F.    Ro 
mance  a  la  Santa  Cruz ;  —  Romance  en  que  esta  traduclda 
la  secuencia  del   santisimo  sacramento ;  —  Romance  al 

.  santisimo  sacramento.  —  Cayrasco  de  Figueroa*  B. 
Canto  de  la  sabiduria  en  la  festividad  de  la  pasqua  de 
Pentecostes.  —  Tejada  Paez,  A.  de.  Cancion.  —  Espi 
nosa,  P.  de.  Soneto. 

6.  Bermudez,   G.    Nise  lastimosa  y  Nise  laureada. 

—  Sophocles.     La  venganza  de  Agamenon ;  tr.  por  F.  P. 
de  Oliva.  —  Euripides.    Hecuba  triste ;  tr.  por  F.  P.  de 
Oliva.  —  Argensola,  L.  L.  de.    Isabela;  —  Alexandra. 

7.  Herrera,  F.  de.    Canciones;  —  Elegia;  —  Sestina; 

—  Elegia.  —  Alcazar,  B.   del.      Epigrama.  —  Villegas, 

E.  M.  de.     Los  cien  pasos.  —  Villanesca  ;  de  incierto  au 
tor.  —  Frias,  D.  de.    Cancion ;  —  Glosa.  —  Castilla,   F. 
de.     Fabula  de  Action.  —  Cetina,   G.  de.     Madrigal.— 
Acuna,  H.  de.     Cancion;  —  Elegia.  —  Alcazar,  B.   de. 
Epigrama.   —  Satira ;  de  incierto  autor.  —  Pacheco,  F. 
Epigrama.  —  Barahona  de  Soto,  L.     Cancion.  —  Vega 
Carpio,  L.  F.  de.     Egloga  a  Claudio ;  —  Cancion ;  —  Oda ; 
Cancion.  —  Melgarejo,  A.  O.     Madrigal.  —  Medinilla, 
P.  de  M.      Eglogo.   —  Bermudez,  G.     La  Esperodia; 
panegirico   al  gran   duque   de   Alba.   —   Frias.   D.   de. 
Soneto.  —  Espinosa,  P.     Cancion ;  —  Soneto.  —  Gongora 
y  Argote,  L.  de.     Fabula  de  Leandro  y  Hero;  —  Fabula 
de  Piramoy  Tisbe ;  —  Romances.  —  Romance ;  de  incierto 
autor.  —  Tejada  Paez,  A.    Cancion  ;  —  Vega  Carpio,  L. 

F.  de.  Soneto.  —  Queveda  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.  La  buco- 
lica  del  Tajo;  —  Satira.  —  Ribera,  A.  P.  de.     Fabula  de 
Alfeo  y  A,retusa;  —  Romance; —  Fabula  del  Fenix;  bur 
lesca.  —  Alcazar,  B.  del.  Epigrama.  —  TTlloa  y  Pereyra, 
L.  de.  Epistola ;—  Romance ;  —  Soneto.  —  Sifvestre  del 
Camho,  P.  Canto  I.  de  la  Proserpina.  —  Cetina,  G.  de. 
Oda. 

8.  Cueba,  J.  de.     Exemplar  poetico;  —  Cancion;  — 
Elegia;  — Cancion.  —  Saa  de  Miranda,  F.  de.  Eloga;  — 
Soneto.  —  Cetina,  G.  de.     Madrigal.  —  Mendoza,  D.  H. 
de.     Epistola;  —  Letrilla;  —  Canciones;  —  Quint  i  I  las; 

—  Endechas;  —  Soneto.  —  Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de. 
Cancion ;  —  Egloga ;  —  Cancion ;  —  Sonetos ;  —  Quevedo 
y  Villegas,  F.  de.  Romance;  —  Letrilla;  —  Romance; 

—  Canciones; —  Oda;  —  Soneto.  —  Zarate,  F.  L.  de. 
Egloga;  —  Romances.   —  Cayrasco  de  Figueroa,    B. 
Canto  de  la  curiosidad;  —  Canto   de  Canarias;  —  Can 
ciones.   —  Cetina,   G.    de.    Soneto.  —  Rioja,    F.    de. 
Cancion ;  —  Sestina;  —  Silva.  —  Borja,  F.  de.     Epistola; 

—  Odas;  —  Egloga;  —  Romances;  —  Decimas.  —  Alca 
zar,  B.  de.     Epigrama.  —  Polo,  G.  G.    Canto  del  Turia; 

—  Canciones.  —  Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de.    Canto  de 
Caliope;  —  Letrilla;  —  Canciones ;  —  Sestina.  —  Zapata, 
L.    Canto  38  del  poema  de  Carlo  famoso.  —  Barbadillo, 

A.  J.  de  S.  Epitaflo.  —  Espinel,  V.    La  casa  de  la  Memo- 
ria;  —  Cancion.  —  Villegas,  E.  M.  de.    Elegia.  —  Bos- 
can,  J.    Epistola;  —  Cancion.  — Martin,  L.    Soneto; 

—  Cancion;  —  Satira.  —  Laynez,  P.    Soneto. 

9.  Argote  y  de  Molina,  G.  de.    Elogio.  —  Villegas, 
E.  M.  de.    Epistola;  —  Carta.  —  Rioja  F.  de.    Silvas.  — 
Calatayud,  F.  de.    Silva.  —  Jauregui  y  Aguilar,  J.  de. 
Cancion;  —  Satira;  —  Dialogo;  —  Cancion.  —  Baraona 
de  Sato,  L.     Satiras;  —  Fabula  de  Acteon.  —  Alcazar, 

B.  del.'Scena;  —  Letrilla;  —  Villancico;  —  Letrilla;  — 

—  Oda ;  —  Madrigal.  —  Cetrina,  G.  de.  Cancion.  —  Bar 
badillo,  A.  J.  de  6.  Epitafio.  —  Arguijo,  J.  de.  Cancion. 


SEDANO 


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SEDUCTION 


—  Herrera,  J.  A.  do.    Epitafio.  —  Rebolledo,  B.  de. 
Epistola;  —-Madrigal.  —  Leon,  L.  P.  de.     Odas.  —  Car- 
ranza,  N.     Oda.  —  Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.    Epi- 
talio.  —  Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de.     Soneto.  —  Ar- 
tieda,  A.  R.  de.     Sonefco.  —  Borja  y  Esquilaehe,  F.  de. 
Canto  de  Marco  Antonio  y  Cleopatra;  —  Romances;  — 
Epistolas;  — Endechas;  —  Egloga;  —  Soneto.  —  Cueva, 
J.  de.  Los  quatro  llbros  de  los  inventores  de  las  cosas.  — 
M onteniay or,  J.  de.     Epistola ;  —  Canciones.  —  Soneto ; 
de  incierto  autor.  —  Melendez  Valdes,  J.  A.  de.     Oda. 

—  Medinilla,  B.  E.  de.    Epistola.  —  Vega  Carpio,  L.  F. 
de.  Elegia.  —  Gongora,   L.  de.    Cancion.  —  Madrigal, 
de  incierto  autor.  —  Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.    Can 
cion. 

Seddall,  Rev.  Henry.  Malta  past  and  present. 
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Seddon,  James  A.  Correspondence  between  Gov. 
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Sedecia.    See  Zeno,  A. 

Sedecia,  ultimo  re  di  Giuda;  tragedia.  See  Granelli,  G.  M. 

Seder  olam.  Chronologia  Hebrseorum  quse  Seder  olam 
rabba  inscribitur  et  quse  Seder  olam  zuta;  interp. 
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Sedgwick.    See  also  Sidgwick. 

Sedgwick,  Adam.  Discourse  on  classical,  meta 
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—  Prefatory  letter.     (In  Livingstone,  D.     Cambridge 

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Sedgwick,  Albert.  Report,  1855.  See  Connecticut.  Com 
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—  Letters  from  abroad.     N.Y.,  1841.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     London,  1841.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Life  of  L.  M.  Davidson.    (In  Sparks,  J.    Amer.  biog., 

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—  Stories  for  young  persons.     N.  Y.,  1841.  18°. 

Contents.  The  deformed  boy.  —  Eighteen  hundred 
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Neptune.  —  Skepticism.  —  Ella.  —  Small  losses.  —  Spring 
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-  Tales  and  sketches.     2d  ser.     N.Y.,  1844.  18°. 

Contents.  Wilton  Harvey.  —  Cousin  Frank.  —  A  day 
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Huguenot  family.  —  The  postoffice.  —  A  vision.  — 
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—  The  travellers.     N.  Y.,  1825.  18°. 

—  LIFE  and  letters  ;  ed.  by  M.  E.  Dewey.     N.  Y., 

1871.  8°. 

—  SKETCH.]     (In   Longacre,   J.  B.,    and  Herring,  J. 

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Sedgwick,  Mrs.  Charles.    See  Sedgwick,  E.  D. 

Sedgwick,  Daniel.  Comprehensive  index  of  names 
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Sedgwick,  Elizabeth  (Dwight),  wife  of  C.  S.  A 
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Sedgwick,  Henry  Dwight.  Appeal  to  the  people  of  the 
city  of  N.  Y.  on  the  proposed  alteration  of  the  char 
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—  The  English  practice.    N.  Y.,  1822.  8°.    (B  932) 


—  Refutation  of  reasons   assigned   by  arbitrators  in  the 

case  of  the  two  Gr.  frigates.   N.  Y.,  1826.  8°.     (B949) 

—  Vindication  of  [hip]  conduct  against  charges  made  by 

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—  Letter  to  the  rate-payers  of  Gr.  Britain  on  the 

repeal  of  the  poor-laws  and  abolition  of  poor- 
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—  Two  letters  to  'a  barrister';  strictures  on  'Hints  to  the 

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Sedgwick,  Louise  Tellkamp.  Biog.  of  W.  D.  Sedgwick. 
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Sedgwick,  Rev.  Obadiah.  Thanksgiving  sermon,  House  of 
Commons,  Apr.  9,  for  victory  over  Sir  R.  Hopton. 
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Sedgwick,  Robert.  Oration  before  the  Washington  Benev 
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Sedgwick,  Susan  Ann  Livingston  (Ridley),  icife  of 
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2  v.  12°. 

—  The  young  emigrants.      Boston,  1830.  12°. 
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—  Hints   to  my  countrymen ;    by  an  American. 

N.  Y.,  1826.   12°. 

—  Public  and  private  economy.     N.  Y.,  1836-39. 

3  v.  12°. 

Sedgwick,  Mr*.  Theodore.    See  Sedgwick,  S.  A.  L.  R. 
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—  Thoughts  on  the  proposed  annexation  of  Texas;  with 

an  address  by  A.  Gallatin.  2d  ed.  N.  Y.,  1844.  8°. 
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Sedgwick,  Wm.  Dwight.  SEDGWICK,  Mrs.  L.  T.  Biogra 
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Sedgwick,  Me.  MERRILL,  — .  Answer  to  the  Christians 
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Sedition.  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  alien  and  sedition  laws  of 
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of  Cicero  for  M.  Marcellus.  —  The  pastorals  of  Virgil. 
2.  Poems  on  several  occasions.  —  The  mulberry  garden ; 
comedy.  —  Bellamira;  or,  The  mistress;  comedy.  — 
The  grumbler ;  comedy.  —  Venus  and  Adonis.  —  The 
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—  Poems.    (In  Campbell,  T.    Brit,  poets,  v.  4.  1819.) 
Sedley,  Charles.  The  barouche  driver  and  his  wife  ; 

a  tale.     4th  ed.     London,  1808.  2  v.  12°. 
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Seduction ;  a  comedy.    See  Holcroft,  T. 


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Seed  grain  for  thought  and  discussion.  See  Lowell,  Mrs. 
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Boston,  1835.  24°. 

Seed-time  and  harvest ;  or,  During  my  apprentice 
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Note.     Repub.  in  1878  as  'An  old  story  of  my 
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—  Same.     (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  108,  109.  1871.) 
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Northampton,  1810.  8°.    (B  415) 
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—  Replication   to  a  statement  made  by  the  Boston   and 

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—  SURGES,  T.    Brief  of  the  remarks  before  the  commit 

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—  BOSTON  AND  PROVIDENCE  R.R.  Substanceof  argument 

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Seeland,  inland.    BEREV,  C.    Carte  du  detroit  du  Sond. 

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Seelye,  Julius  Hawley.  Miracles.  (In  Boston  lectures. 
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Selby,  Charles.     Ask  no  questions;  a  bnrletta.     (In   Web- 

ster,  B.     Acting  nat.  dr.,  v.  5.  1838.) 

—  Bonnie  fishwife;  a  farce.     (No.  70 of  De  Witt's  acting 

plays.) 

—  Boots  at  the  Swan;  a  farce.     (In  Minor  drama,  v.  1.) 

—  Catching  an  heiress.     London,  [1835].  16°.    (D  42) 

—  Dancing  barber;  a  farce.     (In  Webster,    B.     Acting 

nat.  dr.,  v.  3.  1838.), 

—  Fearful  tragedy   in  the  seven    dials;  a  farcical    inter 

lude.    (No.  9  of  Da  Witt's  acting  plays.) 

—  Marble   heart;    a   romance.      (In    Sargent,  E.     Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  34.) 

—  The  phantom  breakfast;  a  farce.    (No.  22  of  Spencer's 

univ.  stage.  1867.) 


SELBY 


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SELF-RESPECT 


—  Rifle  brigade;  a  farce.    (In  Webster,  B.    Acting  nat. 

dr.,  v.  3.  1838.) 

—  Robert  Mtirairi-.     (In  Minor  drnma,  v.  3.) 

-    tsatan    in    Paris;    a    drama.     (In    Sargent,    £.     Mod. 
stand,  dr.,  v.  30.) 

—  Vulft   de   sham;  a  farce.      (In  Webster,   B.     Acting 

nut.  dr.,  v.  4.  1838.) 

—  Widow's  victim,  The.     (In  Minor  dr.,  v.  3.) 

Selby,  1'rideaux  John.  Natural  history  of  pigeons.  (In 
Jardine,  Kir  W.  Naturalists'  lib.,  Orn.,  v.  5.  1835.) 
—  Natural  hist,  of  parrots.  (In  \.  6.  1836.) 

See  also  Annals  of  natural  history. 

Selden,  Amhurst.    Love  and  folly ;  [extracts].     (In  Camp 
bell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  5.  1819.) 
Selden,  Camille.     L'esprit  moderne  en  Alhmagne. 

Paris,  1869.   18°. 

Contents.  Introduction.  —  Heine.  —  Hebbel.' —  Un 
romaii  philosophique  [par  G.  Keller].  —  Le  Tyrol  uutri- 
t-hien.  —  Un  poi-te  liberal  en  Autriehe.  —  L'archiduc 
Maximilien.  —  Esquisscs:  Le  Bohemien ;  —  Un  savant; 
—  Uiie  Allcmande;  —  La  senate  de  Beethoven. 

—  La     musique    en    Allemagne;      Mendelssohn. 

Paris,  1867.  12°. 

Selden,  John.  De  anno  civili  et  calendario  veteris 
ecclebiad  seu  rcipublicse  Judaicae  dissertatio.  Lon- 
dini,  1644.  4°.  (B  46) 

—  Comnientarii  ex  libro   cui  titulus  Marmora  Arundel- 

liana.     (In    Maittaire,   M.     Marm..  Aruudel.  1732.) 

—  De  jure    natural!    et   gentium  libri  vn  ;    ace. 

novae  ed.  index.     Argent.,  1665.  8". 

—  Mare  clausum  seu  De  dominio  maris.      Lon- 

dini,  1635.  f°. 

—  Obaervata  de  1  Joanuis  v.  7.     (In  Burgess,  T.     Adnot. 

Milln.  182-2.) 

—  Priviledges  of  the  baronage  of  Eng.  in  Parlia 

ment.     London,  1642.  12°. 

-  Table  talk,  1689;  ed.  by  E.  Arber.     London, 

1868.  16°.     (Arber.  Eng.  reprints,  v.  2.) 

-  Same.     Edin.,  1819.  24". 

—  Same.    With  an  acct.  of  the  life  of  8.     (In  Young,  A. 

Lib.  of  Eng.  prose  writers,  v.  2.  1831.) 

—  AIKIN,  J.  Lives  of  J.S.  and  J.  Usher.  London, 

1812.   8°. 

—  MAI. DEN,    H.     (In  his  Disting.   men  of  mod.  times, 

v.  a.  1838;  v.  38  of  Lib.  ent.  kill.) 

-   NICERON,    J.   P.      (In    his  Mem.,   v.   5.   1728;    and, 
dtrrn.,  v.  5.  1751.) 

—  KOHCOE,  H.     Life  of  8.    (In  his  Lives  of  British  law 

yers,  v.  1.  1841.     Lardner.     Cab.  eye.,  v.  16.) 
Select   edition  of  British  prose   writers.      Boston, 

1820.  7  v.  32°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Walpole,  A.     Reminiscences  and 
Walpoliana.      2.     Burns,  H.     Letters.      3.     Goldsmith, 
O.     Kssays;  and  The  bee.     4.     Gray,  T.     Letters.      5. 
Bacon,    !•"'.     Essays.    6.    Russell,  Lady  R.  V.     Letters. 
7.    Cowley,  A.,  and  Shenstone,  W.    Essays. 
Select  essays  on  commerce,  agric.,  mines,  fisheries, 
etc. ;   [tr.  from  Journal  ojconomique].     Lon 
don,  1754.  8°. 

Select  journal  of  foreign  periodical  lit. ;   [ed.  by  A. 
Norton  and  C.  Tolsom].     Boston,  1833-34. 
4  v.  8°. 
Select  psalms  and  hymns  [for]  the  use  of  Christians  in  family 

and  public  worship.     Dublin,  1762.  12".    (C  153) 
Select  reviews,  and  spirit  of  the  foreign  mag. ;  by  E. 
Bronson  and  others.  Phila.,  1809-12.  8  v.  8°. 
A'ote.    In  vol.  6  the  title  is  changed  to  Select  rev.  of 
lit.  and  spirit,  etc.;  and  Brouson's  name  disappears  from 
the  title. 
Select    sentences    from    eminent    divines;    by   T. 

S[tratton].     London,  1768.  16°. 
Select  speeches.     £t  e  Chapman,  N. 
Select  views  iu  Italy ;  [drawn  by,  J.  tSinith].    London,  1792- 

««.  2  v.  obi.  f". 
Selecta  principum  historicorum  [Graecorum].      See  Wyt- 

tenbachina,  D. 
Select*  historic,  etc. ;  ed.  by  J.  Davidson.     Phila., 

1789.  12°. 

ConUnts.  Bible.  Seleetse  e  veteri  Testamento  histo- 
rjae.  —  Selectae  e  profanis  scriptoribus  historiae  :  De  Deo ; 
—  De  pmdentia;  —  De  justitia;  —  De  fortitudine;  —  De 
temperantia.  —  Cato,  D.  Moralia  Catouis  disticha.  — 
Lily,  W.  Monita  psedagogica. 


Selection   of    curious,    rare,   and    early    voyages. 

London,  1812.  4". 

Jfote.    For  content*,  nee  Hakluyt.    Selection  (p.  1313). 
Selection  of  the  patriotic  addresses  to  the  President 

of  the  U.  S.  [J.  Adams]  ;  with  the  President's 

answers.     Boston,  1798.  12°. 

Selections  from  foreign  literary  journals,  etc.     Lon 
don,  1798.  2v.  8°. 
Selections   from    Trench   anas.      Vol.  1.     Oxford, 

1797.  12°. 
Selection  of  English  synonyms,  [by  E.  J.  Whately  ; 

ed.  by  R.  Whateley].     1st   Amer.   from    2d 

Lond.  ed.     Boston,  1852.  12°. 
Seleucus  Alexandrinu*.     Fragm.     (In    Mueller,  C.    Fr. 

hist.  Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 
Seleucus  Emettnux.    Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist. 

Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 
Self;  by  Mrs.  8.  F.  Bateman.    (In  Sargent,  E.   Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  21.) 
Self-control;    a  novel ;  [by  M.  Brunton].      N.Y., 

1811.  2  v.  12°. 
Self-culture.      WATTS,    I.       Improvement   of    the 

mind.     [1741.1     (In  his  Works,  v.  5.  1753.)  . 

—  CHAPONE,  Mrs.  H.    Letters  on  the  improvement  of  the 

mind.     [1774.]    (In  her  Works,  v.  3.  1809.) 

Same.     Boston,  n.d.  12°. 

Same.     N.  Y.,  1819.  32°. 

Same.     Boston,  1834.  18°. 

Same.  Also,  The  father's  legacy,  by  J.  Greg 
ory  ;  and  Mother's  advice,  by  Lady  Penning- 
ton.  Boston,  1822.  18°. 

—  GEUANDO,    J.  M.    de,   le    baron.      Du    perfec- 

tionnement  moral,  ou  de  1'education  de  soi- 
meme.  [1824.]  5e  ed.     Brux.,  1833.  2  v.  16°. 

Eng.     Self-education  ;  tr.  by  [E.  P.  Peabody]. 

Boston,  1830.  8°. 

—  CRAIK,   G.   L.,    and  KNIGHT,    C.      Pursuit  of 

knowledge  under  difficulties.    London,  1830- 
31.  2  v.  16°.    (Lib.  ent.  knowl.,  v.  30.  31.) 

Same.      N.  Y.,   [1839?].  2  v.  16°.     (Uarper's 

fam.lib.,  v.  94,  95.) 

—  CHAINING.  W.  E.    Address.   Boston,  1838.  8°.   (B273, 

1696,  1878) 
Same.    (In  his  Works,  v.  2.  1847;  —  and  in  Boston 

book,  3d  col.  1841.) 
Self-denial.    BAXTER,  R.    Treatise  on  self-denial.    (In  his 

Works,  v.  11.  1830.) 
Self-justification.    EDGEWORTH,  M.     Essay  on  self  justift- 

cntion.     (In  her  Tales  and  miscel.,  v.  4.  1825;  Tales 

and  novels,  v.  4.  1848.) 
Self-formation  ;  or,  History  of  an  individual  mind  ; 

by  [C.  Lofft].     1st  Amer.  ed.    Boston,  1846. 

12°. 
Self-indulgence;     [by  Lady   C.  S.  M.  C.  Bury]. 

t.p.w.     [18—.]   12°. 

Self-knowledge.  BAXTER,  R.  Mischiefs  of  self- 
ignorance  and  benefits  of  self  acquaintance.  (In 

hits  Works,  v.  16.  1830.) 

—  MASON,  J.   Treatise  on  self-knowledge.   5th  ed. 

London,  1755.  8°. 

Same.     Wilmington,  1801.  12°. 

Same.     Boston,  1821.  18°. 

—  Vossius,  G.  J.    De  cognitione  sul.    (In  his  Opera, 

v.  4.  1699.) 

Self-limited  diseases.  BIGELOW,  J.  Discourses 
on  self-limited  diseases.  Boston,  1835.  8°. 

Another  copy.     (B  1648) 

Same.    (In   his    Nature  in   disease,  1854;   1859;  — 

Mod.   inquiries,  1867;  —  and  in   Mass.   Med.   Soc. 
Med.  comm.,v.  3.  1822.) 

Self-love.     CUSHMAN,  R.     Sin  and  danger  of  self- 
love  ;  with  preface  [by  C.  Deane.    Fac-simile 
reprint  of  1st  ed.     London,  1622.]     Boston, 
1870.  4°. 
A'ote.    For  other  eds.  see  Cushman,  R. 

Self-respect.  FREDERIC  11.,  King  of  lYunnia.  Essai  sur 
I'amour-propre  envisage  comme  principe  de  moral. 
[1770.]  (In  his  (Euvres,  v.  2.  1789.) 


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Selfishness.  CORTE  DI  BONAVICINO,  G.  A.  Rifles- 
sioni  int.  all'  interesse  personate.  (In  Turin.  Ac. 
d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  19.  1811.) 

—  TENNEY,  E.  P.     Jubilee  essays  ;  a  plea  for  the 

unselfish  life.     Boston,  1862.  12°. 

Selfridge,  Edward,  and  Jenkins,  T.  P.  TRIALS  of  J.  D. 
White  alias  C.  Marchant,  and  W.  Curtis,  alias  8. 
Colson,  for  the  murder  in  the  high  seas  of  E.  S.  and 
T.  P.  J.  Boston,  1827.  8°.  (B  1442,  1794) 

Selfridge,  Thomas  Oliver.  CORRECT  statement  of 
the  controversy  between  8.  and  B.  Austin;  also 
ace.  of  catastrophe  in  State  St.,  Boston,  Aug.  4,  1806, 
etc.  Charlestown,  1807.  8°.  (B  398,  534,  1404; 

—  TRIAL   for   killing  C.  Austin,   1806.      Boston, 

[1807].  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  398) 

Seligenstadt.  AWN  ALES  Seligenstadenses,  1067-1168.  (In 
Pertz,  G.  H.  Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  17.  1861.) 

Selish.  MENGARINI,  G.  Selish,  or  Flat-head  gram 
mar.  N.  Y.,  1861.  8°.  (Shea,  J.  G.  Lib.  of 
Amer.  ling.,  v.  2.) 

Selkirk,  bth.  Earl  of.    See  Douglas,  T. 

Selkirk,  Alexander.  HOWELL,  J.  Life  and  adven 
tures  of  S.  Edin.,  1829.  12°. 

—  ROGERS,  W.    Account  of  S.    (Jn  Ms  Cruising  voyage, 

etc.  1718.) 

See  also  Defoe,  D.    Robinson  Crusoe. 
Selkirk,    Rev.  James.      Recollections   of    Ceylon. 

London,  1844.  8°. 
Selkirk  County,  Scotland.    JOHNSTON,  T.    General  view 

of  the  agriculture  of  the  County.     London,  1794.  4°. 

(W77) 

Sellar.    See  also  Selle ;  —  Seller. 
Sellar,  Alexander  Craig.     The  passion-play  in  the 

highlands  of  Bavaria.     Edin.,  1871.  16°. 

—  Scotch  education  difficulties.     (In  Grant,  Sir  A.     Re 

cess  studies.  1870.) 

Sellar,  Patrick.  Farm  reports,  County  of  Sutherland.  (In 
Soc.  for  Diff.  of  Usef.  Knowl.  Lib.  of  Usf.  Kn. 
Farmers'  ser.  183-.) 

Sellar,  "Win.  Young.  The  Roman  poets  of  the  Re 
public.  Edin.,  1863.  8". 

Contents.  General  character  of  Rom.  poetry.  —  Ves 
tiges  of  early  indigenous  poetry  in  Rome  and  ancient 
Italy.  —  Livius  Andronicus.  —  C.  Nsevius.  —  Q.  Ennius. 
—  M.  Pacuvius.  —  L.  Attius.  —  C.  Lucilius.  —  Lucretius 
and  Catullus. 

—  Lucretius   and   the   poetic   characteristics  of  his  age. 

(In  Oxford  essays,  1855.) 

Selle,  Christian  Gottlieb.  Medicina  clinica,  oder 
Handbuch  der  medicinischen  Praxis.  5e 
Autt.  Berlin,  1789.  8°. 

—  Precis  d'un  memoire  sur  les  loix  de  nos  actions.     (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1788-89.)  — Ueber  die 
physischen  Elemente.  —  Ueber  Freiheit  und  Zwang. 
Ueber  Eigenthum.  (In  1792-97.)  —  Les  elements 
physiques.  —  De  la  liberte  et  du  pouvoir  coactif.  — 
La  propriete.  (In  1796.)  —  Du  droit  naturel.  (In 
1797.) 

Seller,  Abednego.  SEASONABLE  reflections  on  [S.'s]  'His 
tory  of  passive  obedience  since  the  Reformation'. 
London,  1689/90.  (B  4) 

Seller,  John.  Pocket-book ;  cont.  several  choice 
col.  in  arith.,  astron.,  geom.,  etc.  London, 
[1677].  16°. 

Sellers,  Nathan.  Description  of  a  rolling  draw-gate,  as 
applied  to  water-mills.  (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.  Trans., 
n.  s.,  v.  1.  1818.) 

Sellon,  Edward.  On  the  phallic  worship  of  India.  (In 
Anthrop.  Soc.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1865.)  —  Indian  Gnosti 
cism,  or  Sacti  puja.  (In  v.  2.  1866.) 

Sellon,  Lydia.  CAMPBELL,  D.  A.  G.  Miss  Sellon  and  the 
Sisters  of  Mercy.  London,  1852.  8°.  (B  1377) 

—  COLLES,  Rev.  W.  M.     Sisters  of  mercy,  sisters  of  mis- 

ery  ;  or,  Miss  Sellon  in  the  family.  3d  ed.  London. 
1852.  8°.  (B  1377) 

Sellon,  Rev.  Walter.  Arguments  against  the  doc 
trine  of  general  redemption  considered. 
N.  Y.,  1814.  12". 

Seltene  Frankheit,  Die;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  his 
Theater,  v.  29.  1841.) 

Selva  deaventuras;  por  J.  deContreras.  (In  Aribau,  B.C. 
Nov.  ant.  a  Cervantes.  1850;  v.  3  of  his  Bibl.) 


Selva  sin  amor,  La.    Set  Vega  Carpio,  L.  F.  de. 
Selvaggi,    Ricciarda   de'.      Biglietto  a  messer   Cino.      (In 

Poeti  ital.  contemp.  1843.) 
Selvaggio ;  a  tale  of  Italian  country  life  ;  by  [A. 

Manning].     London,  1865.  8°. 

Selwyn,  George  Augustus.     JESSE,  J.  H.     S.  and 

his  contemporaries.    Lond.,  1843-44.  4  v.  8°. 

Selwyn,  L.  F.     Industrial  training.    (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 

Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1857.) 
Selwyn,  Wm.     Carmen   Graecum  numismale  annuo  digna- 

tum  Cantab,    n.p.,  1825.  8°.    (B  1236) 

Selyns,  Henry.    Catalogue  of  the  Dutch  church  members, 

16S6.     (In  N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  ser.  2,  v.  1.  1841.) 

Sem  Tob,  Rabbi.    I'roverbios  morales.    (In  Sanchez,  F.  A. 

Poetas,  etc.,  1864;  v.  57  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 
Semaine  litteraire,  La.     n.t.p.  5  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  St.  Georges,  H.  de.  L'espion  du 
grand  monde.  —  Kaufmann,  A.  Une  fete  sur  la  Newa. 
2,  Dumas,  A.*  La  tulipe  noire ;  —  Idyllc  moderne. — 
Viardot,  L.  Pan  Twardowski.  —  Dumas,  A.,./r7*. 
Grangette.  —  Arbouville,  Mine.  S.  d'.  Une  histoire 
hollandaise.  —  Second,  A.  La  part  du  feu.  —  Musset, 
A.  de.  Carmosine.  —  Dumas,  A.,Jtl#.  Diane  de  Lys. 

—  O.,  le  marquis  d'.      Les  flours  a  Paris.  —  Vaucelles, 
A.  de.     Le  nid  de  Loriots.      3.     Lamartine,  A.  de.     Le 
tailleur  de  Pierres  de  St.  Point.  —  Berthoud,  8.  H.    Une 
cure  operee  par  la  musique.   —   Dudevant,  A.  L.  A.  D. 
Le  chateau  des  Desertes.  —  St.  Aguet,  M.     Le  premier 
reve  d'un  antiquaire.  —  Gautier,  'J'.    Jean  et  Jeannette. 

—  Ferry,  G.    Cabecillas  y  guerrilleros.  —  Senancour,  K. 
P.  de.     La  verite  au  fond  d'un  autre  puits.  —  Merimee, 
P.     Don  Quichotte.  —  Souvestre,  E.      Les  recits  de  la 
muse  populaire.   —    Barthet,   A.       La  matinee   d'une 
comedienne.       4.     Mery,  J.      La  juive  au   Vatican.  — 
Thomas,  A.     Pascal  et  Charlotte.      5.     Dumas,  A.     La 
colombe.  —  Nerval,  G.  de.     Les  confidences  de  Nicolas. 

—  St.  Hilaire,  E.  M.  de.    Appendices  aux  'Trois  inoimque- 
taires'.  —  Adam,  A.  C.     Napoleon  musieien.  —  Feuillet, 
O.     Bellah.  —  Canet,  V.     Une  histoire  de  nos  jours.  — 
Lamartiue,  A.  de.    Genevieve. 

Semanario  erudito.     See  Valladares,  A. 

Sematology.  SMART,  B.  H.  Outline  of  sematology  ; 
an  essay  towards  establishing  a  new  theory 
of  grammar,  logic,  and  rhetoric.  London, 
1831.  8°. 

Semedo,  Alvarez.  History  of  the  monarchy  of 
China  ;  [tr. ;]  add.,  the  history  of  the  late 
invasion  and  conquest  by  the  Tartars,  [by' 
M.  Martinius].  London,  1655.  4°. 

Semele  ;  an  opera.     See  Congreve,  W. 

Semenza,  Gaetano.  Italian  finances,  and  the  aboli 
tion  of  the  customs  duties.  London,  N.  Y., 
[1870].  8°. 

Semeronius  Babylonius.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr. 
hist.  Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 

Semi-attached  couple  ;  [by  E.  Eden  ;  ed.  by  Lady 
T.  Lewis].  London,  I860.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1861.  12°. 
Semi-detached  house  ;  [by  E.  Eden]  ;  ed.  by  Lady 

T.  Lewis.     Boston,  1860.  12°. 

Semichon,  Ernest.  Histoire  de  la  ville  d'Aumale. 
Paris,  Rouen,  1862.  2  v.  8°. 

—  La  paix   et  la  treve  de  Dieu  ;    histoire  des  de- 

veloppements  du  tiers-etat  par  1'Eglise  et  les 
associations  de  la  fin  du  lOe  siecle  a  la  fin 
du  13e.  2e  ed.,  aug.  Paris,  1869.  2  v.  16°. 
Seminole  War.  BURTON,  Judge?  Vindication  of 
the  measures  of  the  Pres.  in  the  Seminole  War. 
Wash.,  1819.  8°.  (B  535) 

—  CONCISE  narrative  of  the  Seminole  campaign.    Nash 

ville,  1819.  8°.    (B  447) 

—  DEBATE  in  the  U.  S.  House,  of  Rep.  on  the 

Seminole  War.    •Wash.,  1819.  12°. 

—  JACKSON,  A.,  and  CALHOUN,  J.    Correspondence  on 

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—  POINDEXTER,    G.      Speech    on    the    Seminole    War. 

n.t.p.  [1818.]  12".    (B527) 

—  REED,  P.    Speech  on  the  Seminole  War,  1819.    n.t.p. 

[18-.-]  8°.    (A  43) 

—  STRICTURES  on  Mr.  Lacock's  report  on  the  Seminole 

War.    n.t.p.     [1819.]  12°.    (B  527) 
Semiramide.    See  Metastasio,  P. ;  —  Zeiio,  A. 


SEMIRAMIDE 


SENECA 


Semiramide ;  Semiramis;  a  serious  opcrn,  [Ital.  and  Eng.l 
music  by  G.  Rossini.    N.  Y.,  [1848  >J.  8°.    (El) 

Semiramis.    JAMESON,  A.     (in  her  Memoirs  of  eel.  fe 
male  sovereigns.  1831. j 

Semiramis  ;  tragedie.    See  Crebillon,  P.  J. ;  —  Voltaire, 
F.  M.  A.  do. 

Semitic  languages.     KI.AFKOTH,  H.  J.     Sur  les  ra- 

cines  des  langties  semitiqties.     (In  Merian  Falkach, 

A.  A.     Etude  comp.  des  langues.  1828.) 

—   DAVIES,  J.     Semitic  lung,  and  their  rel.  with  the-  Indo- 

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See  also  Chaldaea.     Language  (p.  515). 
Semler,  Johunn    Salomon.     Algemeine    geschichte 
der  ost-  und   westindischen  Handlungsgesel 
schaft  enin  Europa.     Ir  Theil :  [Ostindischen 
Handlungs-geschichtel.     Halle,  1764.  4°. 

-  Institutio    brevior    ad    liberalem    eruditionem 

theologicam.     Liber  n.     Hahu,  1766.  8". 

—  continitalor.      See    Sleidan,    J.      lieformations    Ge- 

sehiclite.  1771. 
Semmering  R.R.     GHEOA,  C.  de.     Atlas  du  ehemin 

de  1'er  du  Semmering.     Vienne,  1854.    f°. 
Semmes,  Raphael.      Campaign    of    Gen.  Scott  in 

Mexico.     Cincin.,  1852.   12". 

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his  journals.     London,  1864.  2  v.  8". 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1864.   12°. 

-  My  adventures   afloat ;  a  mem.  of  my  cruises 

in    the    'Sumter'  and  'Alabama'.      London, 
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-  Seiwice  afloat  and  ashore  during  the    Mexican 

war.     Cincin.,  1851.  8°. 
Semper,  Gottfried.     Origin  of  polychromy  in  architecture. 

(In  Crystal  Palace  Co.     Fine  arts  court,  v.  1.  1854.) 
Semple,  George.      Treatise  on  building  in  water ; 

added,  a  plan  for  improvement  of  Ireland. 

London,  1780.  8°. 

Semple,  Hubert  Hunter,  ed.      Memoirs   on    diph 
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London,    1859.  8°.       (New  Sydenham  Soc.) 
Sempronius,  Caius.    De  divisione   Ital.      (In   Nanni,   G. 

Berosi  et  aliorum  auth.  antiq.  1612.) 
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v.  4.  1801.) 

Sen,  Keshub  Chunder.    See  Keshub  Chunder  Sen. 
Sena.    See  Cesena  ;  —  Sinigallia. 
Senac,  Jean   Baptiste.      Traite  de  la  structure  du 

cocur,    de    son    action,    et   de   ses   maladies. 

Paris,  1749.  2  v.  4°. 

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coyneau,  F. 

—  Treatise  on  the  hidden    nature  and  treatment 

of  intermitting  and  remitting  fevers  ;  tr.  by 

C.  Caldwell.     Phila.,  1805.   8°. 
Senac  de  Meilhan,   Gabriel.      Considerations  sur 

1' esprit  et  les  mojurs.     London,  1787.  8°. 
Senaca.     See  Seneca. 
Sense.     See  Siena. 
Senancourt,  Etienne  Pivert  de.    Obermann.  Nouv. 

ed.,  avec  pref.  par  G.  Sand.     Paris,  1863.   12°. 

—  La  verite  au  fond  d'un  autre  puits.    (In  Semaine  lit., 

v.  3.) 

—  DUDEVANT,  A.  L.  A.  D.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 

juin  1833.) 

—  SAINTE  BEUVE,  C.  A.     (In  his  Portraits  contemp., 

v.  1.  1852.) 

Senanus,  St.,  lip.    VITA.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  7.  1865.) 
Senar,  Gabriel  Jerome.     Revelations  puisees  dans 

les  cartons  des  comites  de  salut  public  et  de 

surete  generale,  ou  Memoires  de  Senart ;  pub. 

par  A.  Dumesnil.     Paris,  1824.  8°. 
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her.,  v.  24.  1738.) 

338.     (15.  7.  80.) 


Senarega,  Matteo.  Bfxio,  C.  L.  Elogio  di  8.  (In  Grille, 
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Senart,  Gabriel  Jerome.    See  Senar,  G.  J. 

Senate,  Roman.     See  Rome.      1'ulit.  antiq.   (p.  2544,  2545). 

Senator,  The;  or,  Clarendon's  parliamentary  chron 
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Senckenberg,  II.  C.  L.  B.  von.  Observatio  de  origine  fam- 
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Sendivogius,  Michael,  called  Cosmopolita.  De  lapide 
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phlcum  ad  filios  veritatis.  —  Dialogus  Mercuri,  Al- 
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—  Novuni  lumen  cbemicum.  —  De  sulpliure.      (In  An- 

bigne  de  la  Fosse,  N.  N.  Bibl.  chem.  1673- —  in 
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—  Eng.  New  light  of  alchymie ;  also  Nine  books 

of  the  nature  of  things,  by  Paracelsus  ;  also  a 
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—  OHTEL,  A.    Commcntnrius  in   Novum  lumen  chymi- 

cum.  (In  Zetzner,  L.  Theat.  chem.,  v.  6.  1661 ;  — 
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3  v.  8°. 

—  Histoire   litteraire  de  Geneve.     Geneve,  1786. 

3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Essai  sur  1'utilite  dc  1'hist.  lit.  d'un 
pays  pour  ses  habitans.  —  Catalogue  des  hist.  mss.  et 
impr.  a  consulter  sur  1'hist.  de  Geneve.  —  Origine  - 
Reformation.  —  Kef.  -  1605.  2.  Kef.  -  1605,  contin.  — 
1605-1700.  3.  Depuis  1700. 

Seneca,  Lucius  Annacus.     Omnia  opera.     Venetiis, 
1492.    f°. 

A'ote.    Includes   the    Suasoriae  and  the  Contro- 
versae  of  Marcus  Annaeus  Seneca. 

—  Scriptorum  quae  ex  tint  torn,  i,  n;  cum  annot. 

Mureti,  etc. ;  ace.  indices.  Lugd.,  1592.  2  v. 
16°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Praef.  —  De  Seneca  veterum  aucto- 
rum  loci.  —  Elogia  auctorum  de  8.  —  Fragm.  ex  libris 
8.  qui  intercidertmt.  —  DC  beneficiis.  —  Epistolae.  —  De 
mundi  gubernatione,  divina  providetia,  et  qualitur  multa 
mala  bonis  viris  aci-idant.  —  De  paupertate  ad  Lucium. 

—  De  remediis  fortuitoru  ad  Gallione.  —  De  ira.  —  De 
dementia.  —  De  vita  beata.  —  De  tranquiilitate  vitse.  — 
Quod   in  sapientem  non  cadit  injuria.   —  De  brevitate 
vitas.  —  De  consolatione  ad  Polybium.  —  De  consolatione 
ad  Marciam.  —  De  consolatione  ad  Albinam.     2.     Quaes- 
tionum  naturalium  libri  vm.  —  Controversiarum  libri  x. 
— Declamatlonum  libri  v.  —  Suasoriarum  liber.  — Ludus  in 
mortem  Claudij  Cacsaris.  —  Versus.  —  Marci  Ant.  Mureti 
notae  in  libros.  Senecaj.  —  Diversorum  notae  in  Senecain. 

—  Khenani  in  Liiduin  de  morte  Claudii  Oaesaris  scholia. 

—  De  quatuor  virtutibus  liber  I.   —   De  moribus  liber  I. 

—  Epirtolse  Pauli  et  Senecae.  —  Oratio  Senecae.  —  Sen- 
tentias  juxta  literarum  ordinem.  —  Index. 

-  Opera  omnia.     Paris,   1827-32.  9  v.  8°.     (Le- 
maire.  Bibl.  class.  Lat.) 

Kote.    Pt.  1,  2,  recog.  H.  N".  Bouillet;  pt.  3,  rec. 
J.  Pierrot. 

Contenin.  Pt.  1,  v.  1-5.  Opera  philonophica.  1. 
Senecae  vita  a  Lipsio.  —  De  Seneca.  —  Manuductio  Lipsii 
ad  Stoicam  philosopbiam.  —  De  ira.  —  De  dementia.  — 
De  tranquiilitate  animi.  —  De  constantia  sapientis.  —  De 
otio  aut  seeessu  sapientis.  —  De  brevitate  vitie.  —  De  vita 
beata.  2.  De  providentia.  —  De  consolatione  ad  Ilel- 
viam.  —  Consolatio  ad  Marciam.  —  Consolatio  ad  Polyb 
ium.  —  De  morte  Claudii  Ca>saris  Indus.  —  De  beneliciis. 
3,  4.  Epistolae  morales  ad  Lmcilium.  —  Fragmenta.  — 
Epigrammata.  —  Ex  Senecae  libris  exccrpta  quaedam  et 
eidem  nonnulla  falso  tributa.  —  J.  Lipsii  PhyNJologiae 
Btoicorum  libri  in.  5.  Naturalium  quiestionum  libri  vii. 
—  Index.  Pt.  2.  Opera  declamatoria.  Controversia 
rum  libri.  —  Exeerpta  ex  Controversiarum  libris.  —  Sua- 

.  soriaruin  liber  I.  Pt.  3,  v.  1-3.  Opera  trayica.  1, 
Lipsii,  Heinsii,  Pontani,  Klotz8cb.il  et  Jacobsii  disserta- 
tiones  de  singulis  tragcediis  et  de  singularium  auctore 
sententiaa.  —  Hercules  furens.  —  Thyestes.  —  Phieni.ssse. 


S  ENECA 


SENIOR 


2.    Hippolytus.  —  CEdipus.  —  Troades.  —  Medea.  —  Aga 
memnon.      3.    Hercules  CEtaeus.  —  Octavia.  —  Index. 

-  Opera  ;    rec.  et  indicem  add.    C.   R.   Fickert. 

Lips.,  1842-45.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Praef.  —  Epistularum  moralium 
libri.  2.  De  beneficiis.  —  De  dementia.  —  De  ira.  3. 
Quare  aliqua  incommoda  bonis  viris  accidant  cum  provi- 
dentia  sit.  —  Nee  injuriam  nee  contumeliam  accipere 
sapientem.  —  Ad  Marciam  de  consolatione.  —  De  vita 
beata.  —  De  otio.  —  De  tranquillitate  animi.  —  De  brevi- 
tate  vitae.  —  Ad  Polybium  de  consolatione.  —  Ad  Helviam 
matrem  de  consolatione.  —  Naturalium  quaestionum  libri. 

—  Ludus  de  morte  Claudii.  —  Fragm. 

-  Opera  quee  supersunt;  rec.  et  indicem  adj.  F. 

Haase.    Lips.,  Teubneri,  1852-53.  3  v.   16°. 
Contents.      Vol.  1.      Dialogorum  lib.  xn.   —    Quare 
aliqua  incommoda  bonis  viris  accidant  cum  providentia 
git.  —  jfec  injuriam  nee  contumeliam  accipere  sapientem. 

—  De  ira.   —  Ad  Marciam  de  consolatione.    —   De  vita 
beata.  —  De  otio.  —  De  tranquillitate  animi.  —  De  brevi- 
tate  vitae.   —  Ad  Polybium  de  consolatione.   —   Ad  Hel 
viam  rnatrem  de   consolatione.   —   Epigrammata  super 
exilio.  —  Ludus  de  morte  Claudii.  —  De  dementia.      2. 
De  beneficiis.   —   Naturalium  quaestionum  libri  vil.      3._ 
Epistularum   moralium   libri   xx.   —   De   amissis   libris' 
testimonia  veterum  et  fragmenta  ex  iis  servata.   —  De 
remediis  fortuitorum.  —  De  paupertate.  —  De  moribus. 

—  Martini  Dumiensis  de  formula  honestae  vitae  liber.  — 
Epistolae  Seneca?  ad  Paulum,  et  Pauli  ad  Senecam.  — 
Epitaphium  Senecae. 

-  French.     (Euvres  ;    tr.  par  La  Grange  avec  des 

notes.  Paris,  1778-79.  7  v.  12°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Lettres.  3.  Traite  des  bien- 
faits.  4.  Consolation  a  Marcia.  —  De  la  eolere.  —  De 
la  clemcnce.  —  De  la  providence.  5.  DC  la  tranquilite 
de  I'ame.  —  De  la  vie  heureuse.' —  Du  loisir,  ou  de  la 
retraite  du  sage.  —  Consolation  a  Helvia.  —  De  la  brievete 
de  la  vie.  —  De  la  Constance  du  sage.  —  Consolation  a 
Polybe.  —  Epigrammes.  —  L'apocoloquintose,  ou  1'apo- 
theose  de  1'empereur  Claude.  6.  Questions  naturelles. 
7.  Vie  de  Seneque. 

-  Apocolokintosis   sur  la  mort   de   1'empereur  Claude. 

(In  Rousseau,  J.  J.     CEuvres,  v.  14.  1782.) 

-  Carmina.      (In    Lemaire.      Poetae   min.,   v.   4.    1825. 

Bibl.  class.  Lat.) 

-  Epistolas  [noventa].      (In  Quevedo  Villegas.  Obras, 

v.  2.  1859.) 

-  Hippolvte;]   tr.   de    differens   morceaux.      (In   Bouf- 

lers,"S.     CEuvres.  1803.) 

-  Medea  and  Octavia.     (In  Wheelwright,  C.  A.    Poems. 

1810.) 

-  Morals  by   way  of  abstract ;   [with]  an  after 

thought  ;   by  Sir  R.  L'Estrange.      London, 
1718.  8°. 
_    Same.  15th  ed.     London,  1746.  12°. 

-  Tragcedire.     (In  Delrio,  M.  A.  Syntagma,  v.  2.  1593.) 

Namely.  Media.  — CEdipus.  —  Thebais.—  Hippolitus, 
seu  Phsedra.  —  Hercules  furens.  —  Hercules  CEtoaus. — 
Thyestes.  —  Troas,  seu  Hecuba,  seu  Troades.  —  Aga 
memnon. —  Incerti  poetae  Octavia. 

—  Same. 

cum  notis  „ .  _  . — —  * 

itemque  obs.  H.  Grotii ;  rec.  notas,  etc.,  adj. 
J.  C.  Schroderus.  Delphis,  1728.  4°. 

-  French.    Tragcediae.    (Vol.  12-14  of  Lev6e,  J.  B.,  and 

Le  Monnier,  G.  A.     Theatre.) 

Namely.  Vol.  12.  Hercule  furieux.  — Thyeste.  — 
Hippolyte.  13.  Les  Pheniciennes.  —  CEdipe.  —  Les 
Troyennes. —Medee.  14.  Agamemmon. — Hercule. — 
Octavie. 

-  Traite  des  bienfaits  [et]  des  Epitres.    (In  Malherbe, 

F.  de.     CEuvres,  v.  2.  1862.) 

—  CALVIN,  J.    In  libros  Senecae  de  dementia  commen- 

tarii.     (In  his  Opera,  v.  7.  1617.) 

—  DELRIO,  M.  A.    De  Senecae  vita  et  scriptis  lib.  I.  —  De 

versibus  tragicis,  maxime  Senecas  lib.  I.  (In  his 
Syntagma,  v.  1.  1593.) 

-  FARRAR,  F.  W.    (In  his  Seekers  after  God.  1868.) 

—  HAMILTON,  R<c.  G.    On   a  passage  in  the  Medea  of 

Seneca;  and  on  the  argument  against  the  evidence 
of  prophecy  drawn  from  it  by  deistical  writers. 
(In  Roy.  Irish  Acad.  Trans.,  v.  14.  1825.) 

—  LESSING,  G.  E.    Von  den  lat.  Trauerspielen,  welche 

unter  dem  Namen  des  Seneca  bekannt  sind.  (In  his 
Sammt.  Schrift.,  v.  23.  1794.)  • 

LIPSIUS,   J.     Animadv.   in  tragcedias  quae  L.  Annaoo 

Senecae  tribuuntur.     (In  his  Opera,  v.  1.  1675.) 

—  MELANCHTHON,   P.    Prologus  in  Tbyestem   Senecse. 

(In  his  Opera,  v.  19.  1853.) 


[Et   Poematia   ex  Apocolocynthosi]  ; 
tis  J.  F.  Gronovii  et  sel.  J.  Lipsii,  etc., 


—  REMUSAT.  C.  de.     Saint  Paul  et  Seneque.     (In  Revue 

d.  D.Mondes.avr.  1853.)  — BOISSIER,  G.  Le  Chris- 
tianisme  et  la  morale  de  S.  (hi  mars  1871.) 

—  SPALDING,  G.  L.     Ueber  Seneka's  Trbstung  an   den 

Polybius.     (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abh.,  1803.) 

See  also  Stoics. 
Seneca,  Marcus  Annseus.     Controversies.  —  Suasoriae.     (In 

Seneca,  L.  A.     Opera.  1492;  —  and  v.  2.  1592.) 
Seneca  Co.,  Ohio.     BUTTERFIELD,  C.  W.     History 

of  Seneca  Co.     Sandusky,  1848.   12°. 
Seneca  Indians.     KETCHUM,  W.  [1600-1815.]    (In 

Ms  Hist,  of  Buffalo,  v.  1,  2.  1864-65.) 

—  EMPLOYMENT  of  S.  I.,  [1684].    (In  New  Hampshire 

Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1827.) 

—  NONVILLE,  marq.  de.     Expedition    against  the   Sen- 

acas,  1687.  (In  New  York  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  ser.  2, 
v.  2.  1S49.) 

—  SEAVER,   J.  E.     Life  of  M.  Jemison  :  Deh-he- 

wa-mis,  [1742-1823].  4th  ed.  N.  Y.,  1856. 
12°. 

—  MASSACHUSETTS.   Council.    Report  on  the  memorials 

of  the  Seneca  Indians  and  others,  [1789-1840]. 
Boston,  1840.  8°.  (B  1821) 

—  DOCUMENTS   ivl.    to   Indian    affairs,    [1790-94].    n.p., 

[17—].  8°.     (B449) 

—  FRIENDS,  SOCIETY  OF.      Genesee,  N.  Y.,  Phila., 

and  Bait.  Yearly  Meetings.  Case  of  the 
Seneca  Indians  in  the  State  of  N.  Y.  illustr. 
by  facts,  [1794-1839].  Phila.,  1840.  8°. 

Further  illustration  of  the  case  of  the  Seneca 

Indians,  [1840] ;  review  of  'An  appeal  to  the 
Christian  community',  etc.,  by  N.  T.  Strong. 
Phila.,  1841.  8°. 

Language. 
Specimens. 

—  GAA-NAH-SHOH  ne  de  o  waaa  sa  o'  nyoh  gwah 

na  wen  ni'  yuh.  [Seneca  hymns].  Do  sy  wa. : 
Seneca  mission,  1843.  16°. 

—  NE  jaguh'nigoagesgwatham.     The  mental  ele 

vator.  Nos.  1-14.  Buffalo-Creek  Reserva 
tion,  1841-46.  8°. 

—  WRIGHT,    A.       Diuhsawahgwah    Gayadoshah. 

[Heading  lessons  in  the  Seneca  lang.]  Bos 
ton,  1836.  12°. 

See  also  Bible  (p.  288) ;  —  Iroquois. 

Senegal  Colony   and   River.      COTTU,   C.  [1365- 
1845.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.  1845.) 

—  BRUE,  A.      Iteise  auf  der  Sanaga,  U.S.ID.      [1697,  98, 

1715].     (In  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  2.  1748.1 

Eng.     Description  of,  and  voyage  up  the  Sannga.  — 

(In  Green,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1745;  —  and  in 
Moore,  J.  H.  New  col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.) 

—  ADANSON,  M.    Voyage  to   Senegal   and   the  River  of 

Gambia,  [1749-54].  (In  Pinkerton,  J.  Col.  of 
voy.,  v.  16.  1814.) 

—  LETTER  to  a  merchant  at  Bristol,   [on]   a  petition  of 

8—  T[ouchet]  to  the  king,  for  an  exclusive  grant  to 
the  trade  of  the  S.,  [1756-58].  London,  1762.  8°. 
(W29) 

—  LABARTHE,  P.     Voyage  au  Senegal,  1784-85. 

Paris,  1802.  12°. 

—  RAINOLDS,  R.,  and  DASSEL.T.    Voyage  to  the  Rivers 

Senegal  and  Gambia.  1791.  (In  Green,  J.  Col.  of 
voy.,  v.  2.  1745;  —  in  Hakluyt,  R.  Col.  of  voy., 
v.  3.  1810;  —  andinKen,  K.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  7.  1824; 
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—  AuBE.T.     Trois  mois  de  campagne  au  Senegal,  [1859- 

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Senior,  Henry,  Lieut. -Col.    SENIOR,  N.  W.     (In  his  Essays 

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Senior,  Nassau  Win.     Address  on  education.     (In 

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—  Three  lectures  on  the  rate  of  wages.     London,   1830. 

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Senn,  Louis.     Recherches   anatomico-pathologique 

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Sennert,  Andreas.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  33. 

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Sennert,    Daniel.    NICERON,   J.   P.     (In   his   Mem.,  v.  14. 

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Sennuccio  del  Bene.    Sonetti.     (In   Trucchl,  F.    Poesie 

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Senora  Cornelia,  La.     See,  Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de. 
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Sefiorias  de  moda,  Las.     Ste  Cruz  y  Cano,  R.  de  la. 
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Sensations.     LKVESQUE  HE  POUILLY,  L.  J.     Theory 

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—  Same.     London,  1846.  3  v.  in  1.  8°. 

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—  BLFFON,  G.  L.  L.,  comte  de,  d.  1788.    (In  his  Hist. 

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See  alto    Acoustics ;    —  Blindness ;  —    Deaf   and 

Dumb ;  —  Deafness  ;   —  Ear ;  —  Eye  ;  —  Hearing  ;  — 

Heat ;  —  Optics  ;  —  Smell,  Sense  of ;  —  Taste,  Sense  of ; 

—  Touch ;  —  Vision. 

Sensibility.    ANCILLON,  L.  F.    Essai  d'  une  theorie  de  la 
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—  SHERLOCK,  W.    Discourse  about  church  unity ; 

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—  BENNKT,  T.     Answer  to  the  Dissenter's   pleas 

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See  also  Church  of  England ;  —  Non-conform 
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Separation,  The;  a  tragedy.     See  Baillie,  J. 

Sepher  t'philloth ;  book  of  daily  prayers  according 
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Sepoya.     See  India.  History:  Sepoy  Rebellion  (p.  1505). 


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Seraflni,  M.  A.  Madrigali.  (Jn  Trucchi,  F.  Poesie  Hal., 
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Seraglia.  GREAVES,  J.  Sketches  of  the  Grand  Signer's 
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Serao,  Francisco.     FABRONI,  A.    (In  his  Vitse  Ital.,  v.  14. 

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Serapeum ;  Zeitschrift  fiir  Bibliothekwissenschaft, 

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—  Vita   del   conte   B.   Castiglione.     (Jn   Castiglione,  B. 

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—  VitacliB.  Tat-so.    (In  Tasso,  T.    L'Amagidi.v.  1.  1755.) 
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Serenius,  Jacob.     English  and  Swedish  [and  Latin] 

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1829.  —  Argument,  Cherokee  nation  c.s.  Georgia,  Mar.  5, 
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Feb.  17,  1818.  —  Speech,  Bank  of  the  U.  S.,  Ho.  of  R., 
Feb.  22,  1819.  —  Speech,  Missouri  question,  II.  of  R., 
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Series  of  progressive  lessons  to  elucidate  the  art  of 
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Series  of  sixty  ms.  sermons  ;    by  a  doctor  of  divin 
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Series  of  wisdom  and  policy;  a  complete  answer  to  'Poli- 

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2.  Desroches,  J.  La  relig.  des  peuplca  de  1'nnc. 
Bclirique.  —  Lebeau,  — .  Les  parasites  des  dieiix  dans 
I'antiquito.  —  Le  dicu  Endovellicus,  <<<-.  —  Eisner,  J. 
La  decsse  Hertha,  IIcrtham,ou  Krdunim,  qtiifut  autrefois 
le  principal  objet  du  culte  dans  la  Germanic  scptentr.  — 
Kuester,  G.  G.  Joduta,  idole  do  la  Saxe  et  dc  la  Marche. 

—  Boze,  C.  G.  do.       I)u  dieu  Terme,  son  culte  chez  les 
Rumains. —  Levesque  de  Burigny,  J.     Les  honneurs  et 
les  prerogatives  accordes  au  pretrcs  chez  les  [  anciens], 
aux  druides,  aux  pretres  gcrmains.  etc.  —  Boissy,  J.  B. 
T.,  Vabbf  de,  and  Morin,  J.     Des  victimes  humaines.  — 
Blanchard,  E.      La  religion  des  voyageurs.  —   Banier, 
A.,  Vabbe.    Du  culte  d'Adonis. —  Hardion,  J.     L'oracle, 
de  Delplies.  —  Morin,  J.     L'usage  de  la  priere  pour  les 
morts,  parmi  les  payens.   —   Boivin  Value,  L.     La  roy- 
aute   des   Israelites  en  Egypte.   —    Banier,  A.,  Vabbe. 
Sur  les  parques.  —  Sevin,  G.,  I' abbe.     L'hist.  d'Assyrie. 

—  Valois,  11.  de.     (iuelques  rois  d'Idumee  qui  out  regne 
avant  ou  apres  Esail.   —   Tilladet,  J.  M.  dc  la  M.  de. 
Les  geans.   —  FourmoUt,  E.      Des  Juifs  hellenistes.  — 
Observ.  sur  quelques  traits  de  1'hist.  6gyptienne.  —  Bel- 
ley,  A.,  Vabbe.     Les  plus  anc.  pcuplades  de  la  Grece.  — 
Thucydidea.      Ceremonies  obs.  par  les  Athenians  aux 
fimcrailles  publiques  en  I'lionneur  des  Grecs  morts  pour 
la  defense  de  la  patrie.  —  Galland,  A.     De  1'origine  et  de 
1'usage  de  la  trompette  chez  les  anciens.   —   Pelloutier, 
8.     LesPhoceens,  leurs emigrations,  etc. ',  —  L'origine  des 
Romains.  —  Dumas,  P.     Sur  les  lectisterne,  la  supplica 
tion,  1'obsecration,  1'epulum,  et  le  yer  sacrum,  chez  les 
Koinains.  —  Couture,  J.  B.,  Vabbe,  and  Boivin  Vaine, 
L.     Sur  le  ver  sacrum.  —  Pelloutier,  fl.     Kessemblance 
entre   les   anciens'  peuples  de   deux   continent*.    —    Du 
Fresne  de  Francheville,  J.      L'origine  du  peuple  prus- 
sien.    —  Vertot,  R.  A.,  I' abbe  de.      l)u  dieu  Irminsul, 
adore  ches  les  anc.  Saxons.   —  Morin,  J.      Des  baise- 
mains.   —  Simon,  J.  F.     Culte  rendu  aux  morts.  —  Bu 
rette,  P.  J,    Des  danses  sacrees.  —  Nelis,  —  de.     Sur  la 
passion  des  anciens  pour  les  animaux.  —  Foncemagne, 
K.  L.  de.     Sur  Lavernc,  deessc  des  voleurs.  —  Simon,  J. 
F.     L'origine  des  Saturnales ;  —  Des  presages.  —  Gau- 
tier  de  Sibert,  E.      Les  idees  relig.,  civiles,  et  pol.  des 
anciens,  rel.  a  la  chcvelure  et  a  la  barbe.  —  Tilladet,  J. 
M.  de  la  M.  de,  Vabbe.     Du  culte  de  Jupiter  tonnant.  — 
Eisner,  J.      Des  voyages  des  dieux ;   manic-re  dont  on 
eelebrait  leur  arrivee.   —   Frederic  ».,  the  Great,  A'ing 
of  J'rusxia.    Du  culte  des  Germains.  —  Morin,  J.     Sur 
les  dieux  Pataiques.  —  Eisner,  J.      Sur  les  mC-mes. 

3.  Jones,  ,S'ir  W.  Kessemblance  entre  les  dieux  de 
I'lnde,  de  la  Grece,  et  de  1'Italie.  —  Pouchard,  J.  Des 
obelisques.  —  Simon,  J.  F.  Sur  1'hospitalite.  —  Banier, 
A.,  Vabbe.  Du  culte  rendu  aux  Furies.  —  Freret,  X. 
Sur  les  fetes  relig.  de  1'annee  persane  et  du  culte  de 
Mithra  chez  les  Remains.  —  Boivin  I'alne,  L.  L'origine 
des  dieux  en  Grece.  —  Fontenu,  L.  F.,  Vabbe.  Des 
premiers  autels  consacres  au  vrai  Dieu.  —  Venuti,  P.  de. 
Les  petits  temples  des  anciens.  —  Simon,  J.  F.  Des 
temples  de  1'ancienne  Rome.  —  Gesner,  J.  M.  Sur  les 
louanges  quo  les  Egyptiens  rendaient  a  Dieu,  par  le 
concert  de  sept  voyelles ;  —  Explication  du  passage  de 
1'Apocalypse  de  Saint  Jean,  sur  les  sept  esprits,  par  le 
sens  donnes  &  sept  voyelles.  —  Michselis,  J.  D.  Lc  culte 
que  les  Egvptiens  rendaient  a  Jehovah  sous  le  nom  de 
C'nuph  on  Demiurgos.  —  Desroches,  J.  De  1'idolatrie 
des  nois,  etc.,  chez  les  anc.  Beiges.  —  Michaelis,  J.  D. 
Sur  les  cherubim.  —  Morin,  J.  L'n  passage  de  Josephe, 
cone,  le  culte  pretendu  rendu  a  une  tete  d'ane  par  les 
Juifs.  —  Michaelis,  J.  D.  Sur  une  imputation  faite  aux 
Juifs  d'avoir  adore  une  tete  d'ane  en  or.  —  Pinart,  M. 
Une  espece  de  tunique  nommee  Ephod  chez  les  Hebreux. 

—  Heinius,  J.  P.     Les  livres  secrets  des  Pheniciens  les 
memes  que  les  livres  de  Moise.   —  Mongault,  N.  H., 
Vabbe.    Origine  et  motifs  du  culte  rendu  aux  astres,  a 
des  hommes,  et  sur  le  culte  rendu  a  Rome,  comme  deesse. 

—  Checozi,  J.     Sur  1'antique  idolatric  des  hois.  —  Mont- 
faucon,  B.  de.     Les  anc.  divinites  de  1'Egypte.  —  Banier, 
A.,  Vabbe.      Sur  1'origine   du  culte  que  les  Egyptiens 
rendaient  aux  animaux.  —  Fontenu,  L.  F.,  Vabbe  de.     La 
fete  du  vaisseau  d'Isis,  chez  les  Egyptiens,  etc.  —  Mignot, 
E.,  Vabbe.       Unite  de  Dieu,  reconnue  par  les  anciens 
philosophies  de  I'lnde  et  par  les  modernes;   —   Idee  des 
anciens  philos.  sur  la  nature  de  Dieu  ;  —  La  providence 
de   Dieu   et  de   ses   ministres,  suivant  la  croyance  des 
Indiens.   —    Foucher,  J.  P.,  Vabbe.      La  religion   des 
Perses.   —    Oudinet,  M.  A.       Du  culte  de  Minerve,  & 
Athenes.  —  Massieu,  G.    Des  Graces.  —  Du  Rondeau,  — . 
Les  moeurs,  les  coutumes,  les  arts  des  Beiges.   —   Du 
Fresne  de  Francheville,  J.      Recherches  hist,  sur  les 
.jumcaux  de  tous  les  temps;  —  Sur  les  litres, les  dignites, 
et  les  rapports  entre  1'ancienne  marque  de  noblesse  et  les 
armoiries  des  modern:  s.   —  Jones,  .S'i'r  W.      Disc,  sur 
1'histoire  civile  de  1'Asie. 

4.  Perruzi,  B.  S.  Origine  dc  quelques  Academic?,  a 
Paris,  a  Leipsick,  et  a  Florence;  tr.  —  Argenson,  A.  R. 
V.  d',  marq.  de  Pauliny.  Notice  sur  1'Academie  Impe- 


riale  de  Petersbourg.  —  Mackenzie,  ^f<ljor.  Vierama- 
ditya  et  Salivahana,  avec  un  detail  des  Bala-Rayas;  — 
Sur  1'origine  des  Mahrattes.  —  Du  Fresne  de  Franche 
ville,  J.  Sur  les  Quades.  —  Histoire  d'une  revol.  arrivee 
en  Perse  dans  lc  »>e  siecle.  —  Formey,  J.  II.  S.  Les  anc. 

frocedures   centres   les   sorciers.    --     Domination   des 
'ii-aiis  sur  la  Corse.  —  Montegut,  J.  F.  de.     Essai  hist, 
sur  la  famille  de  I'empereur  Valerien.   —   La  Porte  du 
Theil,  F.  J.  G.  de.    Relations  entre  la  France  et  le  Danc- 
marck,  vers  la  fin  du  12e  siecle. 

5.  Bayer,  G.  S.     Les  origines  russes;  tr.   —  Notice 
lit.  sur  G.  S.  Bayer.    —    Bayer.G.  S.      De  la  premiere 
exped.  des  Russes  &  Constantinople.  —  Weguelin,  J.  D. 
Le  dirlerend  entre  les  patriarclies,  Photius  et  Ignace;  — 
Plan  raisonne  d'une  hist.  univ.  et  diplom.  de  1'Europe, 
depuis  Charlemagne  jusqu'en  1740.  —  Vertot,  R.  A.  de 
V.  d'A.,  Vabbe.      L'etublissement  dcs   lois  somptuaires 
parinis  les  Francais.  —  Mabillon,  J.    Les  anc.  sepultures 
de  nos  rois.  —  Hertzberg,  S.  F.,  Graf  von.    Sur  la  patrie 
ct  1'origine  des  peuples  qui  dctniisircntl'Einpire  Romain. 

—  Du  Fresne  de  Francheville,  J.      L'origine  jusqu'a 
present  inconnue,  des  habitans  de  la  partie  allemande  du 
canton  de  Berne;  —  Dissertations  no.  1,  2. 

6.  Walch,  C.  G.  T.     Les  Saraba'ites.  —  Lcherschnik, 
L.  J.     Les  emigrations  des  Slaves  :  s'ils  vinrent  de  1'Illy- 
rie  dans  la  Sarmatie  en  Illyrie?     Prob.  propose  par  le 
prince  Jablonovius.  — Verto't,  R.  A.  deV.  d'A.    L'epoque 
de  la  monarchic  francaise;  —  Apologie  pour  cette  partie 
des  ouvragesdeFredegaire  qui  concerne  1'liist.  de  France; 

—  L'origine   du   royaume   d'Yvetot.   —    Du   Fresne  de 
Francheville,  J.     L'historien  Ilunibald.  —  Nuenar,  F., 
cmnte  de.     L'origine  et  les  demeures  des  anc.  Francs.  — 
Du  Fresne  de  Francheville,  J.      Examen  des  proposi 
tions  de  Xuenar,  cone.  1'origine,  etc.  —   Magi,  Vabbe. 
Mem.  hist,  sur  ('Inquisition  de  Toulouse.  —  Sermet,  A. 
P.  H.     Recherche  sur  [le  meme].  —  Gregoire,  II.,  comte 
de.     Notice  sur  Sermet.  —  Weguelin,  J.  I).     Sur  J.  A. 
de  Thou.  —   Fein,  — .     Les  progres  des  armes  romaines 
en  Allemagne. 

7.  Benzelstjerna,  L.     Genealogie  d'Annc  de  Russie, 
reine  de  France.   —  L'origine  de  la  famille  Pyreria.  — 
Du  Fresne  de  Francheville,  J.      Une  exped.  faite  par 
les  troupes  de  I'empereur  Othon-le-grand  devant  la  ville 
de  Troyes  en  Champagne ;  —  Naissance  de  Clovis  i. ;  — 
Conformite  des  coutumes  des  negres  de  la  Guinee  avec 
cellos  des  Juifs.  —  Bourgeois,  — .     Eleonor  d'Aquitaine. 

—  Gez,  — .     L'epoque  de  1'etablissement,  etc.,  du  ministere 
public  en  France.  —  Durville,  — .     Raoul,  premier  due 
de  Normandie. —Foncemagne,  E.  L.  de,  and  Lacurne- 
de-Sainte-Pelaye,  J.  B.      Les  tournois,  la  table  ronde, 
et  le  vteu  du  paon.  —  Pernetty,  A.  J.,  Vabbe.     L'usage 
des  anciens  et  des  modernes  de  proposer  des  enigmes  a 
deviner  ou  a  resoudre.  —  Tercier,  J.  P.     L'origine  de  la 
dynastie  des  Sophis  en  Perse,  du  nom  de  Kizilbasch  ou 
Tete  rouge,  que  les  Turcs  donnent  aux  Persans,  et  de 
1'inimitie  qui  regne  entre  ces  deux  nations.  —  Rufl'ey,  — 
de.    Le  siege  de  Dijon,  par  les  Suisse,  en  1513. 

8.  Frisch,  L.     Orisnncs  de  quelques  mots  de  la  langue 
frangaise,  etc.   —  Susmilch,  — .      La  convenance  de  la 
langue  celtique,  et  en  partie.  de  la  teutonique  avec  celles 
de  1'Orient,  pour  prouver  que  la  langue  teutonique  est 
contenue  dans  les  lanirues  orientales,  et  qu'elle  en  de 
scend.  —  Merian,  J.  B.     Comment  les  sciences  influent 
surlapoesie;   —   Tableau  de  la  poesie  romaine.   —   Le 
vesque,  P.  C.      Trois  poetcs  tragiques  de  la  Grece;  — 
Aristophane.   —   M6rian,  J.  B.      Esprit  imitatif  de  la 
poesie  latine.  —  Le  Franc,  J.  J.,  marq.  de  Pomjiignan. 
Rutilius,  poete  gaulois.  —  Montignot,  A.     Rapports  de 
1'Eneide  avec  1'Iliade  et  1'Odyssee. 

9.  Merian,  J.  B.      Origine  de  la  pnesieital.;   —   La 
poesie  de  Dante;  —  La  science  du  meme.  —  Caseneuve, 
P.  de.     La  langue   et  la  poesie  provencale  et  1'oritrine 
des  jeux  fleuraux  de  Toulouse.   —   Cattel,  — .     Extrait 
des  Memoires  de  C.   —  Sermet,  A.  P.  H.      Recherches 
hist,  sur  Goudouli,  etc.  —  Sallier,  C.,  Vabbe.     Un  recueil 
manuscrit  de  poesies  de  Charles  d'Orleans,  et  sur  1'ori 
gine  de  1'anc.  poesie  fr.   —   Zur  Lauben,  B.  F.  A.  J.  D., 
baron  de.  la  Tour  Cfiatilfon.     Un  ms.  cont.  les  chansons 
des  trouvieres  dc  la  Souabe  ou  de  PAllemagne.  —  Mas 
sieu,  G.,  Vabbe.    Defense  de  la  poesie.  —  Freret,  N.     De 
la  poesies  des  Chinois.  —  Fraguier,  C.  F.,  Vabbe.    Diss. 
surl'eglogue; —  L'elegie  grecque  et  latine.  —  Racine, 
J.     Des  poemes  didactiques.  —  Galland,  A.     Quelques 
anciens    poetes,   et  sur  quelques  romans   gaulois    peu 
connus. 

10.  Jones,  Sir  W.     La  poesie  mystique  des  Indiens 
et  des   Per.-ans.    —   Gitagovinda,   ou   les   chansons  de 
Jayadeva.  —  Du  Resnel,  J.  F.  du  B.,  Vabbe.     Les  poetes 
couronnes  poetae    lamvati.   —  Vatry,    J.,  Valili<:.       L:» 
fable  epique.    —   Sulzer,  J.  G.      Reflexions  philos.  sur 
I'utilite  de  la  poesie  dramatiqiie.  —   Hardion,  -J.     L'ori 
gine  et  les   progres  de  la  rhetorique  d.ins  la  Grece.  — 
Jones,  Sir  W.      La  division  hist,  des  connaissances  qui 
dependent  de  la  litterature  asiatique. 


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SERMONS 


—  Lettre  de  1'editeur  de  la  corresp.  complete  de 

I'abbe    Galiani,   a  1'editeur  de  cette  corresp. 

incomplete,  par  M.C.cle  St.  M.  Paris,  1818.  8°. 
Seriman,  /accaria.     Viages  de  Enrique  Wanton  al 

pais  de  las  Monas  ;  tr.  al  Espagnol  por  D.  G. 

J.  V.   D.  G.  Y.  M.     Madrid,  1800.  4  v.  12°. 
Serin,  Le  ;    trad,  de  I'allemarid  de  C.  Schmid  par  L. 

Friedel.     5e  ed.     Tours,    1847.  18°.       (Bibl. 

de  la  jeunesse  chreticnne.) 
Serious  address  to  the  inhabitants  of  the  colony  of  N.  Y. 

[on  the]   Boston  port  act.     N.  Y.,  1784.  4°.     (A  14) 
Serious  address  to  the  rulers  of  Amer.  on  the  inconsistency 

of  their  conduct  resp.  slavery.      Trenton,   1783.  8°. 

(W16) 
Serious  address  to  unlearned  Christians  of  Trinitarian  and 

Calvinistic  sentiments;  by  an  Unitarian  Chr.     Lon 
don,  1792.  4°.    (B  207,  243,  C  154) 

—  Same.     London,  1792.  10°.    (Unit.  Soc.  Prom.  Christ. 

Knowl.  Tracts.     C  136) 

Serious  advice  to  prisoners,  particularly  [those]  under  crim 
inal  charges.     [Camb.,  1813.1  16".    (0225,246) 
Serious  and  affectionate  address  to  the  cities  of  London  and 

Westminster   [on]    the    late    earthquake.    4th   ed. 

London,  1750.  8°.    (B  74) 
Serious  and  earnest  address  to  Protestant  Dissenters.    2d 

ed.     London,  1772.  8°.     (B  125) 
Serious  and  earnest  address  to  the   Brit,  nation.     Boston, 

1746.  8°.    (B  665) 
Serious  and  earnest   call   to  humiliation   and   repentance. 

London,  1740.  8°.     (B  1370) 
Serious  and  free  thoughts  on  the  present  state  of  the  Church 

and  religion;  by  a  Christian.    2d  ed.     London,  1755. 

8°.    (B580) 
Serious    apology    for     the    'Ecclesiastical     characteristics'. 

Edin.,  1763.  8°.    (B  256) 
Serious  answer  to  Ld.  G.  Gordon's  letters  to  the  Earl  of 

Shelburne.     London,  1782.  8°.    (B  723,  1413) 
Serious  appeal  to   the  legislature  of  N.  Y.  on   [the  Erie] 

canal,     n.  p.,  1816.  8°.    (B  444) 
Serious  call  to  those  who  are  without  the  pale  of  the  Episc. 

Church;  [by   B.Tyler],    n.t.p.   [18—?]  8°.    (C  193) 
Serious   considerations  cone,  the  doctrines  of  election  and 

reprobation.     6th  cd.     London,  1813.  8°.    (C  232) 
Serious  considerations  on  the  measures  of  the  present  ad 
ministration.     London,  176!.  4°.     (A  62) 
Serious  considerations  on  the  present  state  of  the  affairs  of 

the  northern   colonies;    [by  A.  Kennedy].     N.  Y., 

1754.  8°.    (C  358) 


Serious  enquiries  into  the  motives  and  consequences  of  our 
present  armament  against  Russia;  [by  Paradise]. 
London,  1791.  8°.  (W  35,  62) 

Serious  epistle  to  Hodge.  (Ann.  to  Sober  discourse.  1680. 
B12) 

Serious  examination;  tr.  from  the  Span,  by  J.  Porter. 
Northampton,  1829.  8°.  (B  1359) 

Serious  family.     See  Barnett,  M. 

Serious  soliloquies,  with  hymns;  added,  anecdotes.  Bos 
ton,  1819.  12°.  (C  246) 

Serjeants-at-law.  WOOLRYCH,  II.  W.  Lives  of 
eminent  serjeants-at-law  of  the  Eng.  bar. 
London,  1869.  2  v.  8°. 

Serle.    See  also  Searl ;  —  Searle. 

Serle,  Ambrose.  Americans  against  liberty  ;  na 
ture  and  principles  of  true  freedom.  Lon 
don,  1775.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  381) 

—  Same.    3d  ed.,  with  add.    London,  1776.  8°.    (B  369) 

—  Horse   solitarite;    or,  Essays  on  the  names  and 

titles  of  Christ.  Vol.  1.  2d  Amer.  from 
3d  London  ed.  Albany,  1815.  8°. 

Serlio,  Sebastiano.  Architettura  [nelle  lingue  lat.  e 
volgare],  Venetia,  1GG3.  f°. 

Serment,  J.  H.  La  question  des  negres,  et  la  re 
construction.  Geneve,  1866.  8°. 

Serments   indiscrets,  Les :  com.     See  Marivaux,  P.  C.  de. 

Sermet,  Antoine  Pascal  Ilyacinthe.  lieeherches  hist,  sur 
1'inquisition  de  Toulouse.  (In  Serieys,  A.  Bibl. 
acad.,  v.  6.  1811.) 

Sermet,   J.   B.    Philemon.      Des  institutions  judi- 

ciaires.     Paris,  1834.  8°. 

Sermini,  Gentile.      Novels.      (In  Roscoe,  T.     Ital.  novel 
ists,  v.  3.  1825.) 
Sermon,    Aug.  24,  1808,    Sandwich,   before   the  Academy. 

Cambridge,  1809.  8°.     (B  868) 
Sermon,  Dec.  15,  1796,  thanksgiving  [day].     Boston,   1796. 

8°.     (B  297) 
Sermon  on  the  present  situation  of  the  affairs  of  America 

and    Gr.  Brit.,  written  by  a  black.     Phila.,  1782.  8°. 

(W36) 
Sermon  to  the  clergy  on  2  Cor.  v.  20.     [Pp.  671-680  of  some 

unknown  work.]  8°.     (B  1369) 
Sermon;  the  question  of  war  with  Gr.  Brit,  examined  upon 

moral   and  Christian   principles.      Boston,  1808.  8°. 

(B  247,  976) 
Sermons.      CHURCH  OF  ENG.     Homilies  appointed 

to  be  read  in  churches  in  the  time  of  Queen 

Elizabeth.     London,  1676.  f°. 

Same.     3d  ed.     Oxford,  1814.  8°. 

Same.     Oxford,  1844.  8°. 

—  SERMONS  on  the  beatitudes,     t.p.w.  [17 — .]   4°. 

—  TWENTY-FIVE  sermons,  at  anniversary  meetings 

of  the  charity  schools,  London,  Westminster, 
1704-28.     London,  1729.  8°. 

-  BOYLK  lecture  sermons,  1691-1732;  [ed.  by  S. 
Lettsome  and  J.  Nicholl],  London,  1739. 
3  v.  f°. 

—  BAMPTON  lectures,     n.p.,  1782-1866.  14  v.  8°. 

—  AUSTIN,  D.     American   preacher.     Elizabeth- 

town,  N.  J.,  1791-93.  4  v.  8°. 

—  FAMILY  lectures  ;  sermons  selected  from  divines 

of  the  present  century.      London,  1791.  8°. 

—  SOCIETY  IN  .SCOTLAND  FOR  PROPAGATING  CHRISTIAN 

KNOWLEDGE.  Sermons  before  the  Soc.  Edin., 
1796-1808.  2  v.  8°.  (B  1640,  1641) 

—  SERIES  of  sixty  ms.  sermons ;  by  a  doctor  of 

divinity.     [Lithographed.     Lond.,  18 — ].   4°. 

—  FAREWELL  sermons  of  Nonconformist  ministers. 

London,  1816.  8°. 

—  NATIONAL  preacher.     N.  Y.,  1826-53.  28  v.  8°. 

Note.  Vol.  1-11  ed.  by  A.  Dickinson,  1826-37;  v.  15- 
16.  W.  H.  Bidwell,  1841-42;  v.  22,  M.  Sherwood,  1848; 
v.  27-28.  E.  Carpenter,  1853.  Vol.  3-22  entitled  'Ameri- 
can  national  preacher'. 

—  Same.    Vol.  4,  no.  4 ;  v.  14,  no.  8;  v.  18,  no.  11.  N.  Y., 

1829-44.  8°.    (B  1840) 

—  PITMAN,  J.  11.     Second  course  of  sermons  for 

a  year ;  abridged  from  eminent  divines. 
(Vol.  2,  3d  ed.)  London,  1828-33.  2  v.  8°. 


SERMONS 


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SERMONS 


-  LniEHAL    preacher;    ed.   by    T.    It.    Sullivan. 

Keene,  1828-30.  4  v.  8". 

-  New  series.     Boston,  1831-[37  ?].  6  v.  8°. 

-  SEHMONS   to    children.     Charleston,    1828.   18°. 

-  BAKEK,  It.     German  pulpit,  a  selection  of  ser 

mons.     London,  1829.   8°. 

-  PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL  PULPIT.     Series  of  ser 

mons  by  clergymen  of  the  Prot.  Episc.  Ch. 
Vol.  1,  2.     Boston,  1831-32.  2  v.  8°. 

-  BEAHD,  J.  11.   Col.  of  sermons  for  families,  with 

prayers.    [1831.]     Vol.  2.     Boston,  1832.  8". 

-  SUUDAHDS,  W.     British  pulpit ;  discourses  by 

eminent  living  divines.  [1836.]     (Vol.  1,  3d 
ed.)     Phila.,  1837,  36.  2  v.  8". 

-  CHIUSTIAX    views ;    or,    Discourses,    doctrinal, 

etc.;   by    the    author    of    Christian    laymen. 
Boston,  1848.   12". 

-  SEHMONS  for  Sabbath  evenings  ;  by  ministers  of 

the  Free  Church.   3d  ed.    Lond",  [185-].   16°. 

-  FREE  church  pulpit ;  sermons  and  lectures  by 

Scottish  divines.    New  ed.  London,  1853.  8°. 

-  NATIONAL  preacher  and  village  pulpit.      New 

ser.,  v.  1,  3,  conducted    by   \V.  11.  Bid\\ell. 
N.  Y.,  1858-60.  2  v.  8°. 

-  HALE,  L.  1'.     Seven  stormy  Sundays.  [1858.] 

4th  ed.     Boston,  1869.  12°. 

-  PITTS  street  chapel  lectures.     Boston,  1858.  8°. 

-  SEHMONS  by  eminent  living  divines.     (1st  ser. 

2d  ed.)      London,  Glasgow,  1858.  2  ser.  16°. 

-  THORNTON,  J.  W.      Pulpit  of  the  Amer.  Itev. 

Boston,  1860.  8°. 

-  FAST  day  sermons ;  or,  The  pulpit  on  the  state 

of  the  country.     N.  Y.,  1861.  8°. 

-  OUR  martvr  president ;  voices  from  the  pulpit 

of  N.  Y.  and  Brooklyn.    N.  Y.,  [1865].   12°. 

-  SERMONS  preached  to  working  people.   London, 

1867.  8". 

-  BURGESS,  E.,  D.D.     Dedham  pulpit ;    sermons 

bv  the  pastors  of  the  1st  church.      Boston, 

1870.  8°. 

The  Library  has  collections  of  sermons  in  Enyli>ih,  by 
the  following  authors:  Abbot,  A.  1812,  1831;—  Ab 
bot,  J.  E.  1830;  —  Adams,  N.  1855  ;  —  Adams,  T.  n.t.ji. ; 

—  Akers,  T.  P.  1851;  —  Alexander,  J.  W.  1858;  —  Al- 
ford,  H.  1866  ;  —  Amory,  T.  1738-53,  1772;  —  Andrews, 
L.  1642;  —  Andros,  T.  1817;  —  Annesley,  S.  1683;  — 
Appleton,  J.  1822;  —  Appleton,  Is'.  1743;  — Arnold,  T. 
1849,  1850-53,  1851;  —  Atterbury,  F.  1774,  (and  in  Fam 
ily  lectures.  1791) ;  — Bailey,  U.  W.  1837;  —  Balguy,  T. 
178o ;  —  Ballou,  H.  1818,  1832,   1848,  1852;  —  Barnard, 
J.  1727,    1747;   —   Barrow,   I.    1751,    1823,   (anil   in  his 
Works.  1722),  1830-31;  —  Bartol,  O.  A.  1850,  1853;  — 
Bascom,  H.   B.   1850;  — Bates,  J.  1846;  —  Bates,   W. 
(In  his   Works.    1723;    and    in    Farewell   sermons  of 
Nonconformist  ministers.    1816);  —  Batey,  J.   1849;  — 
Beddome,  B.  1807;  —  Beecher,  H.  W.  1803,  1868,  1871; 

—  Beecher,  L.     (In  hi*   Works.   1852-53);  —  Bellows, 
H.  W.  1869;  —  Benson,  C.  1841;  —  Benson,  J.  1824-26; 

—  Beveridge,  W.  1709.  (and  in  his  Works.  1844-47);  — 
Binning,  11.  1760;   —  Bisse,   T.  1716.  1797;   —  Black- 
burne,  F.  1775;  —  Blair,  H.  1792-93,  1818;  —  Blomfield, 
C.  J.  1842;  —  Bowles,  W.  I,.  1837;  —  Boys,  U.  1841;  — 
Bradbury,   T.  1723,  1724,  1726;  —  Bradford,  S.  1770;  — 
Bray,  T.  1701;  —  Bridge,  W.     (In  his  Works.  1649);  — 
Brooke,  S.  A.  1869;  —  Brown,  W.  L.  1803;  —  Browne, 
8.  1722;  —  Bruce,  It.  1843;  —  Buckminster,  J.  S.  1814; 

-  Buist,    G.  1809;  —  Bullinger,   H.   1849-51;  —  Bur- 
chard,  J.  1836;  —  Burder,  G.  1802,  1821 ;  —  Burnet,  T. 
1724-25;  —  Burns,  G.  1820;  —  Bushnell,  H.  1858,  1864; 

—  Butler,  J.  1749,  (ami  in  Family  lectures.  1791);  — 
Calvin,  J.  1580,  (and  in  his  Opera.  1617);  —  Cappe,  N. 
1815,  1816,  1818;  —  Carr,  G.  1796;  —  Chalmers,  T.  1821, 
1824;  —  Chandler,  8.  1767;  —  Channing,  W.  E.  1830, 
1832,  (and  in  his  Works.  1847,  1855);  —  Chapin,  E.  II. 
1852:  —  Chapman,  J.    1791,  (am?  in   Nine  disc.  1806) ; 

—  Charnock,  S.  1682-84;  —  Chauncey,  C.   1733,   1765, 
1772;  —  Chillingworth,  W.     (In  hi*  Works.  1838);  — 
Clark,  It.  \V.  1842;  —  Clark,  W.  A.  1833;  —  Clarke,  J. 
1799,  1804;  —  Clarke,  J.  F.  1864;  —  Clarke,  S.  1743-44, 
(unit  in  hi*  Works.   1738);  —  Codman,  J.  1834;  —  Co- 
lenso,  J.  W.  1868;  —  Collyer,  It.  1867,  1871 ;  —  Collyer, 
W.  B.  1813 ;  —  Colman,  B.  1707,  1717,  1727 ;  —  Colman, 


Eaton,  J.  1773;—  Eddowes,  K.  1817;  —  Edwards,  J. 
1738,  1765,  1780,  1788,  („„</  in  hi*  Works.  1808-09);  — 
Eliot,  W.  G.  1855;  —  Ellice,  J.  1854;  —  Ellis,  P.  1685- 
"">;  —  Emlyn,  T.  \(h>  A/*|Workn.  1746);  —  Emmons,  N. 


1684;  —  Farrar,  A.  S.  18(52,  1863;  —  Fawcett,  J.  1795, 
1801 ;  —  Fergusson,  J.  1692;  —  Ffoulkes,  E.  8.  1871 ;  — 
Fiddes,  It.  1720;  — Fish,  J.  1767;  —  Fisher,  X.  1818; 

-  Fleetwood,  W.  1712;  —  Fletcher,  A.  1830;  —  Fol- 
len,  C.     (In  his  Works.  1841);  —  Foster,  J.  1744.  49,  55; 

-  Forster,    T.  ?/.</.;  —  Fothergill,    S.  1783,   1792;   — 
Francklin,    T.    1790;   —   Freeman,    J.    1812,   1821;   — 
Fiothingham,  N.   L.   1845,  1852 ;  —  Gage,  W.  L.  1859- 


—  Grant,  A.  1845;  —  Green,  A.  1822;  — Greenwood 
F.  W.  P.  1842,  1844,  1868;  —  Hales,  J.  1766;  —  Hall, 
K.  B.  1836;  —  Hall,  It.  (In  hi*  Works.  1833);  — 
Hammond,  II.  (hi  his  Works.  1684):  —  Hannam, 
'J'.  1799 ;_—  Bardie,  T.J811;  —  Harrington.  J.  1854:  — 


ley,  B.  1718,  1754;    —   Hogg,  J.   1834;  —  Holland,    P. 
1792:  —  Holmes,  It.  1782;  —  Hopkins,  E.  1092,  (and  in 


son,  M.  1825;  —  James,  J.  A.  1841;  —  Jardine,  1). 
1798;  —  Jay,  W.  1805,  1807  :  —  Jeffrey,  J.  1753;  —Jewel, 
J.  (In  his  Works.  1845-5(1) ;  — Judd,  S.  1854;  — Keble, 


Lansing,  D.  C.  1825;  —  Lardner,  N.  (In  his  Works. 
178S);  —  Larkham,  T.  1652;  —  Lathrop,  J.  1795-96, 
1801,  1803,  1804,  1809-10,  1811,  1821;  —  Latimer,  II. 
(hi  Young,  A.  Old  English  prose  writers,  v.  7.  1832); 

—  Lawrence,  It.  1805;  —  Lee,  A.,  B]>.  1854;  —  Lee,  A. 
18U3;  —  Leightonhouse,  W.  1697;  —  Lesley,  J.  P.  1849; 

—  Lever,  T.  1870;  —  Liddon,  H.  P.  1867,  1868;  —  Linn, 
W.  1791 ;  —  Linsley.  J.  II.  1828  —  Lowell,  C.  1855 ;  — 
Lucas,   K.  1710.  —  Luther,  M.  1830.  —  McAll,  It.  S. 
1842;  —  McCausland,  1).  1857;  —  McChord,  J.  1818;  — 
McDonald,  1).  1788;  —  MacDonald,  G.  1869;  — McKean, 
J.  1814;  —  McLaurin,  J.  1755;—  Maffltt,  J.  N.  1828; 

—  Mann,  II.  1861;  —  Manning,  H.  E.  1849-50;  —  Man- 
sel,  H.  L.  1859;  —  Mant,  It.  1832;  —  Manton,  T.  1684; 

—  Marriett,  C.  1850;  —  Martineau,  J.  1860,  47;  —  Mar- 
tyn,  II.  1822;  —  Maskell,  W.  1849;  —  Mason,  C.  1865; 

—  Mason,  W.     (In  his  Works,  v.  4.  1811);  —  Massillon, 
J.   B.  1803,  1818;   —  Mather,   C.   1690;  —  Mather,  8. 
1683,    1705;   —  Maurice,    J.    F.    D.    1854,    1855,    1857, 
1859,   1860,    1864,   1868;  —  Mayhew,  J.,   ms.,  1755;   — 
Mead,    M.  1742,    1827;   —  Mede,    J.     (In  hix  Works. 
1648,  1677);  —  Mellen,  J.  1765;  —  Merivale,  O.  1864, 
1866;  —  Miller,  II.  1854;  —  Moody,  J.,  ms.;  —  Moody, 
8.  1710;  —  More,  II.  1692;  —  Morehead,  It.  1810;  — 
Morris,  J.  1743;  —  Morrison,  K.  182G;  —  Moss,  It.  1737; 

—  Muir,  J.  1812;  —  Murray,  Jas.  1769,  1783;  —  Mur 
ray,  John.  1813;  —  Murray,  W.  H.  H.  1870;  —  Muzzey, 
A.  B.  1861;  —  Newman,  J.  H.  1841.  1853,  1868,  1869;  — 
Newton,  J.  1767  ;  —  Notcutt,  W.  1835;  —  Nott,  8.  1835; 
O'Beirne,   T.    L.  1799,  1813-21;   —   Ogden,  S.  1788;   — 
Ogilvie,  C.  A.  1836:  — Olds,  G.  8.  1815;  —  Orton,  J. 
1805,   1809;   —  Osgood,  D.  1824;  —   Owen,  J.   1721;  — 
Paget,    F.   E.   1847;   —   Paley,    W.  1808,  (and   in  his 
Works.  1810-27) ;  —  Palfrey,  J.  G.  1834, 1835 ;  —  Parker, 
N.    1835;    —    Parker,    T.    1852,    1853,    1855,    1864;    — 
Parr,  8.      (In  hix  Works.    1828);   —   Peabody,   A.   P. 
1857,  1867 ;  —  Peabody,  E.  1857  ;  —  Pearson,  J.    (In  his 
Minor  theol.  works.  1844); —  Peirce,  J.  1728;  —  Pem- 
berton,  E.,  (d.  1817).  1727;  —  Pemberton,  E.,  (d.  1777). 
1738,  1774;  —  Piggott,  J.  1714;  — Pitman,  J.  It.  1828- 
33;  —  Pond,  E.  1824;  —  Porter,  E.  1834;  —  Porteus,  I?. 
1795-97,  1803,  1807,  (and  in  his  Works.  1811,  1812);  — 
Pott,  J.  H.  1823; —  Preston,  J.  1634,  1637;  —  Prince, 


SERMONS 


2698 


SERRA 


T.  1785;  —  Proudflt.A.  1806,  15.  —  Pyle,  P.  1789  ;  — 
Quincy,  8.  1750;  —  Rawlinson,  G.  1859,  I860;—  Rey 
nolds,  E.  (In  hi»  Works.  ltj"9) ;  — Robertson,  F.  W. 
1857,  1858,  I860,  1863;  —  Rogers,  G.  1793;  —  Russell,  R. 
1772,  1817;  —  Ryther,  J.  18u6;  —  St.  John,  P.  1737;  — 
Salomon,  G.  1839;  —  Sanderson,  It.  1681;  —  Sandys, 
E.  1841,  1846;  —  Saunderson,  R.  1642;  —  Scott,  J.  Ki;i7  ; 

—  Scott,  T.  1815-17;  —  Scougal,  H.  1759;  —  Seabury, 
8.  1793,  1798;— Seeker,  T.  1709, 1771,  1835;  —  Shepard, 
T.  1695;  —  Sherlock,  T.  1755,  1756,  (and  in  Fam.  lec 
tures.  1791);  —  Shirley,  AV.  W.  1864;  —  Sibbs,  K.  1637, 
1639;  —  Simpson,  J.     (In  Cudworth,   \f.      Christ  ex 
alted.  1747);  —  Skelton,  P.     (In   his  Works.  1824);  — 
Smalley,  J.   1803;-  —  Smith,  K.    1833;  —  Smith,   G. 
1861;  —  Smith,   J.    1673;   —  Smith,    Sydney.  1846;  — 
Smith,    Samuel  A.  1866;  —   Smith,   W.  1763,  1782;  — 
South,  H.  1853;  —  Spring,  G.  1S64;  —  Spurgeon,  C.  H. 
1857;  —  Stanley,  A.  P.  1859,  1863,  1867;  —  Stanley,  E. 
1851,  1852;  —  Stearns,  S.  11.  1846;  —  Stennett,  S.     (In 
7tin  Works.  1824);—  Sterne,  L.  1761,  1794,  (and  in  Ms 
Works.  1795,  1803);  —  Stillman,    S.   1769,    1773,   1791, 
1808;  —  Stone,   A.  L.  1866;    —  Stone,  T.  T.  1854;   — 
Stoughton,  J.  1640 ;  —  Strong,  X.  1798-1800 ;  —  Synge,  R. 
1720;  —  Tappan,  D.  1807;  —  Taverner,   R.  1841;  — 
Taylor,  J.  J.  1855;  —  Taylor,  J.  1657,  1816,  (ami  in  Ms 
AVorks.  1822); —Taylor,  J.  1792; —Taylor,  J.  1795,92; 

—  Taylor,  W.     (Jn  Free  Oh.  pul.  1853) ;  — Temple,  F. 
1870;   —  Thacher,  B.C.  1824;    —   Thayer,  E.  1722;   — 
Tillotson,  J.  16U4-95,  1696-97,  (and  in  liis  Works.  1710); 

—  Todd,   J.  1834,   35;  — Trapp,  J.  1715;  —  Trench,  li. 
C.  1857,  1860,   1867;  —  Tucker,   J.  1756;  —  Valpy,  K. 
1811;  —  Van  Deuten,  E.  H.  1856;  —  Veith,  J.  E.  1867; 

—  AVadsworth,   B.  1717;  —  Wainwright,  J.  M.  1829, 
1856;   —   Wake,    W.  1716;    -    Walker,    G.  1790;    — 
Walker,   J.   1861 ;  — Walker,  S.  1765;  —  Wallis,  J. 
174H;  _  Walter,  N.  1713, 1755;  —  Warburton,  W.     (In 
his  Works.  1811);  —  Wardlaw,  R.  1815;  —  Ware,  II. 
1825;  —  Ware,   H.,  jr.     (Jn  Ma  AVorks.  1846-47);  — 
Watson,  T.  1780;—  Watts,  I.  1746,  (and  in  Ms  Works. 
1753) ;  —  Wayland,  F.  1833, 1850,  1858;  —  Wellwood,  Kir 
11.    M.  1807;   —   Wesley,   J.   1845;   —    Wetherald,   T. 
1826;  —  Wharton,  C.  H.     (In  Ms  Remarks.  1834);  — 
Whately,  R.  1833;  1854;  —  Whitby,  1).  1801;  —  White, 
J.  1785;   —   White,   T.   1817;   —    Whitefield,    G.  1740, 
1797,  1809;  —  Wigglesworth,  M.  »n*. ;  —   Wilkins,  J. 
1701;  —  Williams,  R.  1867;  —  Williston,  S.  1847;  — 
Winchester,  E.  1800;  —  Wiseman,  N.  1859;  —  Wither- 
spoon,J.     (In  Ms  Works.  1802);  —  Wolfe,  C.     (In  his 
Remains.  1828);  —  Wood,  J.  1830;  —  Woolsey,  T.  D. 
1871;  —  Worcester,  S.  18^3;  —  Worcester,  T.  1824;  — 
Young,  E.  1706;  —  Zollikofer,  G.  J.  1809;  — 

in  French  by  Abbadie,  P.  1686;  — Allix,  P.  1685;  — 
Basilius  Casariensiil,  tit.  1788,  (and  in  his  Opera.  1523, 
1638);  —  Bernardus,  tit.  1663,  (and  in  his  Opera.  1621; 
and  in  Quatre  livres  dcs  rois.  1841);  —  Bossuet,  J.  B. 
1815,  (and  m /m- CEuvres.  1841) ;  —  Bourdaloue,  L.  1784, 
(and  in  Ma  (Euvres.  1834);  —  Cellerier,  J.  E.  1832;  — 
Claude,  J.  1678;  —  Du  Bosc,  P.  1692;  —  Flechier,  E. 
1767,  (and  in  his  CEuvrcs.  1782);  —  Francois  de  Sales. 
(In  his  CEuvres.  1S21) ;  —  Massillon,  J.  B.  1823,  1844, 
(and  in  his  (Euvres.  1821);  —  Reville,  A.  1865;  - 
Spanheim,  F.  16*6 ;  — 

in  Ut-rman  by  Christmann,  AV.  L.  1823 ;  —  Harms,  C. 
1820,  1821;— Hebel,  J.  P.  (In  his  Sammtl.  Werke. 
1838);  —Herder,  J.  G.  v.  (In  his  Samintl.  AVerke. 
1852-54) ;  —  Kraft't,  U.  1503 ;  —  Krause,  C.  AV.  A.  1843 ;  — 
Lone,  W.  1837;  — Luther,  M.  (In  Ms  Samintl.  AVerke. 
1826-29) ;  —  Misler,  J.  G.  TO*.  ;  —  Miiller,  J.  v.  (In  his 
Sammtl.  AVerke.  1810-22) ;  — Roller,  T.  li.  1797,  92;  — 
Schleiermacher,  F.  D.  E.  (Jn  My  Sammtl.  AVerke. 
1835-44);  — 

in    Italian    by   Giordano   da    Rivalto.  1830,   1831;  — 

in  Latin  by  Augustinus,  Aurelius,  St.  (In  his  Opera. 
1635,  37);  —  Beda,  orBede,  V.  (In  M*  Opera.  1833-34); 
—  Chrysostomus,  J.,  St.  1470,  (and  in  his  Opera.  1522, 
1839);  —  Leonardus  de  Utino.  1473; —  Melanchthon, 
P.  (In  hi*  Opera.  1856);  — Prideau,  J.  1648;  — 

in  Spanish  by  Grenada,  L.  de.  (In  his  Obras.  1850- 
63) ;  —  Vieira,  A.  1683. 

Sermons, Skeleton.  EXKMPLA  concionum  ;  or,  Plans 
of  sermons.     Vol.  1.     London,  1823.   12°. 

—  FOUR  hundred  sketches  and  skeletons  of  ser 

mons ;    by  a    dissenting   minister.     Vol.  1. 
London,  1844.  12". 

—  HANNAM,  T.   Analytical  compendium  ;  or,  Out 

lines  of  sermons".     Vol.  1.     Lond.,  1799.  18°. 

—  SCULTETUS,  A.    Axiomata  concionandi  pratica. 

HanovisD,  1619.  8". 

Idea    concionum     dominicalium  ;     stud.     B. 

Tilesii.     Ed.  post.    Genevse,  1616.  8°. 


In  epistolam  ad    llcbrseos    concionum  idea? ; 

stud.  N.  Eccii.     Francof.,  1G1C.  4°. 
—  SEVEKINUS,  Lubomlius.    Theatrum  officina  con- 

cionatorum.     Venetiis,  1597.  f°. 
Sermons  by  eminent  living  divines.     2d  ed.     Lon 
don,  Glasgow,  1858.  2,  ser.  16°. 
Contents.    Ser.  1.     Church  of  England.    Sinclair,  J. 
Charge  [on  preaching],  May  1855.  —  Wordsworth,  C. 
Hopes  of  religious  restoration  in  Eng.   —   Melvill,  II. 
By  little  and  little.  —  Stowell,  H.     The  habit  of  devotion. 

—  M'Neile,  H.     The  famine  a  rod  of  God.  —  Maurice, 
F.  D.      The  teacher  of  the  Gentiles.   —   Hook.  AV.  F. 
The  inspiration  of  genius.  —  Dale,  T.     The  Christian's 
only  glory.   —   Hinds,  S.     Jesus  restoring  the  widow  of 
Rain's  son  to  life.  —  Wilberforce,  S.     Union  with  Christ 
the  condition  of  communion  with  angels  and  saints.  — 
Trench,  li.  C.      The  good  wine   lost.   —   Whately,  li. 
Peace  on  earth;  [Christinas  sermon].   —  Pusey,  E.  B. 
The  end  of  all  things.  —   Molyneux,  C.     The  prayer  in 
the   garden.    —   Moore,   D.       The   joy   of    angels   over 
repenting  sinners.  —  Bickersteth,  K.     Test  of  disciple- 
ship  to  Christ.  —  Miller,  J.     The  Christian's  cares. 

Ser.  2.  Presbyterians.  Tulloch,  J.  The  true  doctrine 
of  Christian  unity.  —  M'Michael,  N.  The  golden  rule. 

—  Hamilton,  J.      The   multitude  before  the  throne.  — 
Fleming,  AV.     The  necessity  of  striving.   —  Brown,  J. 
A   prophetic   oracle,   and    an    apostolic    annotation.  — 
Guthrie,  T.     Christ  knocking  at  the  hearts  of  sinners.  — 
Jamieson,  R.     The  duty  of  prayer.   —   Eadie,  J.     The 
friendship  and  sympathy  of  Jesus.  —   Candlish,  R.  S. 
The  creation  of  the  world  understood  through  faith.  — 
Lee,  R.     Review  of  the  doctrine  resp.  war  maintained 
by  the  Peace  Soc.   —  Aikman,  J.  L.     The  present  and 
the  future.  —  Buchanan,  It.     Temptation  not  of  God.  — 
Brown,  D.     Our  responsibility  to  God. 

Sermons  for  Sabbath  evenings,  by  ministers  of  the 
Free  Church  of  Scotland ;  with  introd.  re 
marks  by  II.  Miller.  3d  ed.  Lond.,  Glasgow, 
[185-].  16°. 

Namely.  Guthrie,  T.  Christ  knocking  at  the  hearts 
of  sinners.  —  Gray,  A.  Eating  the  flesh  and  drinking 
the  blood  of  the  Son  of  man.  —  Clason,  P.  Duty  of 
preparation  for  future  trials.  —  Candlish,  R.  8.  The 
righteous  taken  from  the  evil  to  come.  —  Sieveright,  J. 
The  rel.  of  faith  to  initial  and  progressive  comfort  and 
sanctification.  — Tweedie,  AV.  K.  The  heart  established 
.by  the  Grace  of  God.  —  Grey,  H.  The  worshipper's 
inquiry  in  preparation  for  the  communion.  —  Buchanan, 
li.  Temptation  not  of  God.  —  Begg,  J.  The  spirit  of 
missions  the  spirit  of  heaven.  —  Stewart,  A.  Christ 
seeing  of  the  travail  of  his  soul.  —  M'Cheyne,  It.  M. 
The  believer's  dangers,  encouragement,  and  duty. 
Sermons  preached  to  working  people.  Lond. ,1867.  8°. 
Contents.  Stanley,  A.  P.  The  authority  of  Christ.  — 
Allon,  II.  Sermon.  —  White,  E.  The  gospel  and  the 
common  people.  —  Hamilton,  J.  Sermon.  —  Martin, 
8.  Sermon.  —  Dale,  It.  AV.  Duty  of  the  church  to  the 
working  classes.  —  Mackennal,  A.  Sermon.  —  Wilks, 
M.  Sermon. 

Sermons  to  children.     Charleston,  1828.  24°. 
Serna  Santander.     See  La  Serna  de  Santander. 
Seroux  d'Agincourt,  Jean  Baptistc  Louis  Georges. 
Histoire  de  1'art  par  les  monumens.     Paris, 
1823.  6  v.  f°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  La  vie  de  8.  —  Discours  prelim.  — 
Tableau  hist,  de  1'etat  civil,  polltique,  etlit.  de  la  Grece  et 
de  1'Italie  rel.  au  beaux  arts  pen  de  terns  avant  leur  deca 
dence  et  pendant  cette  dec.  jusqu'a  leur  retablissement. 
—  Hist,  de  Part,  4e-16e  siecle  :  Architecture.  2.  Sculp 
ture.  —  Peinture.  3.  Description  des  planches.  4-6. 
Planches.  4.  Architecture.  —  Sculpture.  5,  6.  Pein 
ture.  6.  Tables. 

Serpent-charming.    SPACLDING,  G.  L.    Ueber  die  Zaube- 
rei   durch   Schlangen.      (In  Berlin.   Ak.   d.   Wiss. 
Abh.,  1804-11.) 
Serpent  worship.    DEANE,  J.  B.    Observations  on  dracon- 

tia.     (In  Archaeologia,  v.  25.  1834.) 
Serpents.      JONSTOX,    J.      IlistoriaD   naturalis    de 

serpentibus  libri  n.     Amst.,  1665.   f°. 
—  LACEPEDE,   B.  G.  E.  de  La  V.  sur  I.,  comte  de.    (In 

his  Natural  hist.  1802.) 
Serpette   de   Marincourt,   F.  A.       Histoire  de   la 

Gaule.     Paris,  1822.  3  v.  8°. 

Serra,  — ,  and  others,  llagionamento  nel  quale  si 
conferma  1' opinion  generate  int.  alia  patria  di 
Cristophoro  Colombo.  [Geneva,  1812.]  4°. 


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Le«e  Manilla.    —   Ho  Dejotaro.   —   Li.sfario.      3.     Sesto 

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Serranus,  Joannes,  d.  1530.  See  Lambert,  F. 
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Seruniyattha,  Half  King.    Speech  sent  to  the  Govs.  of  Vir 
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Serurier,    — ,   comte   de.      Almanachs,   aides- memoi res,  et 

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Servi,  Jacopode.  Canzone.  (/«  Ferrario,  G.  Poesie  pasto 
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Servi  (Lot.  Servius),  Pictro.  De  odoribus.  (In  Gronovius, 
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Schlacht  bey  Leuktra  die  Thebancr  die  Spartaner  hart 

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—  Die  Weinlese;  eine  einfache  Erzahlung.  —   Die  Be- 

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Aus  Thucydides  Geschichte  des  peloponnesischen  Krie- 

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—  Bavarian  pars  inferior.    Aug.  Vind.,  [17—].     (E  92) 

—  Bavariae  pars  superior.     Aug.  Vind.,  [17 — ].     (E  92) 

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—  Circulus  Bavariae,     Aug.  Vind.,  [17— ].     (E  92) 

—  Maiestas  Aiistriaca.     [Aug.  Vind.,  17— .]     (E  93) 

—  Moravia.     [Aug.  Vinrt.,  17— .]     (E  93) 

—  Nova  mappa  archklucatus  Austria?  superioris.     Aug. 

Vind.,  [17-].     (E  93) 


—  Novissima  Hungariae  designatio.    Aug.  Vind.,  [17 — 1. 

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Seven  clerks.    See  Wilks,  T.  E. 
Seven  deadly  sins;  by  R.  Morris.     (In  Jahrbuch  filr  rom. 

und  eng.  Lit.,  v.  6.  1865.) 
Seven    little  people   and   their   friends ;  by  H.  E. 

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Namely.  The  grounds  and  reasons  of  the  laws  against 
Popery.  —  The  character  of  Popery.  —  Letter  to  the 
author  of  the  Dutch  design  anatomized.  —  Tolgol.  — 
Memorandums  for  those  that  go  into  the  country  to  dis- 

?ose  the  corporations  to  a  good  election  for  members  of 
'arl.  — Heraclitus  ridens  retlivivus. —  Polibius.     The 
growth  of  government  described. 
Seven    poor   travellers:    by  C.  Dickens.     (In   his  Works, 

v.  2.    1869;  —  in  Household  words,   v.   10.   1854;  — 

and  in  LittelPs  living  age,  v.  44.  1855.) 
Seven  prophetical  periods  mentioned  by  Daniel  and 

St.  John  ;  by  the    author    of  the  Speculum 

Britannicum.     London,  1795.  4°. 
Seven  sages.     See  Sandabad. 
Seven  sisters  of  sleep.     See  Cooke,  M.  C. 
Seven  sons  of  mammon,  The;  by  G.  A.  Sala.     (In  Temple 

bar,  v.  1-4.  1861.) 
Seven  stories,  with  basement  and  attic  ;  [by  D.  G. 

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Seven  stormy  Sundays;    [ed.  by  L.  P.  Hale].   4th 

ed.     Boston,  A.  U.  A.,  1869.  16°. 
Seven  wise  masters.     See  Sandabad. 
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—  -  Eng.     Hist,  of  the  seven  years'  war.     (Vol.  2,  3  of  hi* 

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—  ENTICK,  J.,  and  others.     Ilist.  of  the  late  Avar. 

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—  LLOYD,  II.      History  of  the  war  in  Germany. 

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—  -  Another  copy  of  v.  1,  with  a  new  title-page  dated 

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Sre  tilxo  Frederic  n.,  of  Pruxsia  ;  —  Maria  Theresa ; 
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VII.  arm  of  the  tree  of  knowledge,  branching  sacred  chro 
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Seventh  vial ;  consisting  of  brief  comments  on  va 
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institutions'.     Spnngfield,  1849.  8°. 
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the  Maryland  line  during  the  Rev.  —  McCurtin,  D. 
Journal  of  the  times  at  the  siege  of  Boston  since  our 
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Sever,  Nicholas.  Speech;  Col.  Lothrop'a  death,  May  15. 

Boston,  1750.  4°.    (A  2,  72) 

Severa.  LUPI,  A.  M.  Dissertatio  ad  nuper  in- 
ventum  Severe  martyris  epitaphium.  Pa- 
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Several  answers  of  the  impeached  Lords  to  the  articles  of 
impeachment  exhibited  against  them  in  Parliament, 
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Severianus,  Bp.  of  Gatxili.    In  mundi  creationem.  —  Mon- 
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Severinus,    Lvbomliut.        Theatrum     seu    officina 

concionatorum.     Venetiis,  1597.  f°. 
Severoli,   Marcello.    CRESCIMBENI,   G.   M.    (In  his  Vite, 

v.  2.  1710.) 
Severus  patrlarcha.    Commentarii  in  Lucam  et  in   Acta. 

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Severus,  Bishop  of  Racenna.     LIUTOLFUS.     (In  Jaffe,  P. 

Biblioth.  rer.  Germ.,  v.  3.  1866.) 
Severus,  Cornelius.     yEtna.     S>-e  Lucilius  Junior. 

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—  Fraginentum  de  morte  Ciceronis,  etc.    (In  Lemaire. 

Poet.  Lat.  min.,  v.  3.  1824.) 
Severus,    Sulpicius.       Quac   exstant  opera  omnia. 

Lips.,  1709.  2  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Cum  notis  J.  Vorstii.  De  8. 
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Epistolaj  in.  —  Dialog!  tres.  —  V.  Giselini  chronologia. 


2.     Kec.  et  notis  illusl.  J.  Clerii-us.      Epistolaa  VII.   — 
Indices. 

Note.    The  two  volumes  are  paged  continuously. 
Severus,  Sulpitlus,  Up.  of  Hum-gen.    Chronicon.     (In  Flo- 
rez,  II.     Kepafla  sagrada,  v.  4.  1749.)  —  Historia  de 
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Severus  Alexander,  impenitor.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C. 
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Severus  Sanctus.  De  mortibus  bourn ;  carmen  ; 
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—  Same.      (In  Lemaire.      Poet.   Lat.  min.,  v.   1.  1824. 

Bibl.  class.  Lat.,  v.  134.) 

Sevigne,  Marie  de  Rabutin-Chantal,  marquise  de. 

Lettres.     Paris,  1853.  6  v.   12°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.      Notice.   —   Lettres,  sans  date.  — 
1646-72.       2.     1H72-76.       3.     1676-79.       4.     1679-85       5 
1685-89.      6.     1689-1704.  —  De  Mine,  de  Grignan  rel.  au 
systeme  de  Fenelon  sur  1'amour  de  Dieu.  —  Table. 

—  Same.      Kec.  et   annot.  par  [L.  J.  N.]   Mon- 

merque.    Nouv.  ed.   Paris,  1862-66.  14  v.  8°. 

Contents.      Vol.  1.      Avert.    —    Notice  biog.  par   P. 

Mesnard.  —  Geneal.  de  Mine,  de  S.  —  Lettres,  sans  date 

—  1646-70.       2.      1670-72.       3.      1672-75.       4.      1675-76 
5.     1676-79.       6.     1679-80.       7-     1680-86.       8.     16S7-89 
9.     Hi89-90.    10.    1691-1711.  —  Lettres  de  date  incertaine 
et  fragments.      11.    Lettre  ined.  de  Mine,  de  8.  a  Mtne. 
de  Grignan.  —  Lettres  [2]  de  la  duchesse  de  Choiscul.  — 
Lettres  ined.  du  comte  et  de  la  comtesse  de  Grignan  et 
de  Charles  de  Sevigne.   —  Notice  sur  Mine,  de  Simiane 
par  A.  de  Galljer.  —  Lettre  du  chev.  de  Perrin.  —  Lettres 
de  Mine,  de  Simiane.   —   Ecrit  de  Mtne.  de  Grignan  sur 
le  systeme  de  1'amour  de  Dieu,  de  Fenelon.  —  Diss.  crit. 
sur  1'Art  poetiquc  d'llorace  par  C.  de  Sevigne  et  Dacier. 

—  Table  des  sources  mss.  et  impr.  des  lettres  de  Mine, 
de  S.,  et<:.  — Notice  bibliog.  —  Avert,  et  prefaces  des  ed. 
orig.  et  de  1'ed.  de  1818.      12.    Tables  alphab.  et  analy- 
tique.      13,  14.     Lexique  de  la  langue  de  Mme.   de   S., 
avec  introd.  grammat.,  et<;.,  par  E.  Sommer. 

Album.     Paris,  1868.  8°. 

Note.    Contains   Vues   d'habitations,  Portraits, 
Fac-simile  d'autographes. 

—  Eng.     Letters  to    her   daughter    and    to    her 

friends  ;  tr.from  the  Paris  ed.  of  1806.    Lon 
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—  Lettres    choisies  a  sa  fille  et  a  ses  amis ;  prec. 

de   1'eloge   de    Mme.    de  Sevigne  par  Mme. 
Tastu.  3e  ed.     Paris,  1844.   18°. 

—  BUSSY-RABUTIN,   R.,   comte  de.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  2. 

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—  CHACBOFT,  R.    (In  his  Essays,  v.  2.  1868.) 

—  LAMAKTINE,  A.  de.     (In  his  Memoirs  of  celebrated 

characters,  v.  3.   1856.) 

—  MADAME  de  Sevigne  and   her  contemporaries. 

Phila.,  1842.  2  v.   12°. 

—  MAZADE,  C.  de.     (In  Revue  d.   D.  Mondes,   mars 

1862,  nov.  1866.)  —  BOISSIER,  G.     (In  av.  1865.) 

—  SAINTE-BEUVE,  C.   A.     (In  his  Portraits  de  femmes. 

1852;  and,  Eng.,  Portraits.  1868.) 

—  SHELLEY,  M.  W.    (In  her  Lives  of  eminent  lit.  and 

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—  THOMSON,  Mr*.  K.  B.  and  J.  C.    (In  their  Queens  of 

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Note.    Vol.  6  by  M.  Aulcnas. 

Seville.  ARANA  DE  VARFLORA,  F.  Compendio  hist, 
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—  FLOREZ,  H.     De  la  provincia  antiqua  de  la  Betica  en 

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—  STANDISH,  F.  II.   Seville  and  its  vicinity.    Lon 

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Seville,  Treaty  of,  and  the  measures  [of]  4  years  consid 
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Sewage.    See  Sewerage,  Sewers. 

Sewall.     See  also  Sewel ;  —  Sewell. 

Sewall,  Abigail,  funeral  xernion  on.  1720.     See  Mather,  C. 

Sewall,  David.  Topographical  description  of  York.  (In 
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Sewall,  Edmund  Quincy.  Cultivation  of  love  to 
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—  On    human    depravity.    4th    ed.      Boston,   1827.    12°. 

(A.  U.  A.,  no.  3.    C  168,  v.  1) 

—  Sermon,  interment  of  II.  G.  O.  Phipps  ;  also, 

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—  Another  copy.     (B  1222) 

Sermon,  Scituate,  May  29.     Boston,  1838.  8°.     (B  1696) 

—  On   spirituality  of  character.     Boston,  1836.  12°.     (A. 

U.  A.,  1st  ser.,  no.  102.     C  168,  v.  9) 

Sewall,  Hannah,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1717.     See  Mather,  C. 

Sewall,  Jonathan  Mitchel.  Eulogy  on  Washing 
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-  Miscellaneous  poems  with  specimens  of  [a]  ver 

sion  of  Ossian.     Portsmouth,  1801.  8°. 

—  Parody  on   some  passages  in   a  pamphlet,   etc.    See 

Quincey,  V.  H. 

Sewall,  Joseph,  D.D.,  d.  1769.  All  flesh  is  as  grass; 
sermon,  Jan.  1.  Boston,  1714.  8°.  (B  77) 

—  Character  of  the  ministers  of  Christ;  sermon,  funeral 

of  A.  Camming.     Boston,  1763.  8".    (B  281) 

—  Christ  victorious;  sermon,   Dec.  12,  ordination   of  S. 

Parker,  E.  Hinsdell,  and  J.  Seccomb;  annexed,  an 
account  of  the  society,  the  charge  by  B.  Colman  and 
the  right  hand  of  fellowship  by  T.  Prince.  Boston, 
1733.  8°.  (B  130,  231,  276,  867) 

—  The  duty, character,  etc.,  of  Christ's  faithful  servants; 

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—  The  duty  of  man  to  be  always  ready  to  die;  [funeral] 

sermon  on  T.  Lewis  and  S.  Hirst.  Boston,  1727.  12". 
(Cll) 

—  Duty  of  people  to  stand  in  aw  of  God.     Boston,  1727. 

8°.     (C  11) 

—  The  first  and  great  commandment;  sermon  at  the  lec 

ture,  Jan.  28.     Boston,  1742.  8°.    (C  5) 

'  —  God's  people  must  inquire  of  Him  to  bestow  the  bless 
ings  promised  in  his  word;  sermon,  Feb.  26.  Bos 
ton,  1742.  8°.  (B  243,  326,  854,  C  5,  172) 

—  He  that  would  keep  God's   commandments  must  re 

nounce  the  society  of  evil  doers;  sermon,  July  18, 
after  a  duel  [between  H.  Phillips  and  B.  Woodbury]. 
Boston,  1728.  8°.  (B  231,  C  172) 

—  The   Holy  Spirit  the   gift  of  God;  sermon,  Nov.  13, 

1722.     Boston,  1728.  12°.    (C  11) 

—  Jehovah   is  the  king  and  Saviour  of  his  people;  ser 

mon,  Aug.  17,  death  of  George  I.  Boston,  1727  8° 
(B  71,  85,  175,  231,  C  310) 

—  The  lamb  slain,  etc. ;  sermon,  Boston,  July  11.     Bos 

ton,  1745.    8°.    (B  26,  231) 

—  Nineveh's  repentance  and  deliverance;  sermon  [fast] 

day,  Dec.  3.     Boston,  1740.  8°.    (B  231,  867) 

—  Orphan's  best  legacy,  etc. ;  discourse,  death  of  S.  Sew- 

all.     Boston,  1730.  8°.    (B  85) 

•  —  Precious  treasure  in  earthen  vessels  ;  sermon, 
death  of  E.  Pemberton.  Boston,  1717.  12°. 

—  Another  copy.    (C  18) 

—  Repentance  the  sure  way  to  escape  destruction;  two 

sermons  on  a  publick  fast,  occ.  by  the  earthquake, 
Oct.  29.  Boston,  1727.  8°.  (C  11) 

—  Ruler'smust  be  just,  etc. ',  sermon,  [election].     Boston 

1724.  8°.    (B  63) 

—  The  second  commandment  like  to  the  first'  sermon 

May  6.    Boston,  1742.  8°.    (B  231) 

—  Sermon,  Sept.    16,  reduction  of   Havannah.     Boston, 

1762.  8°.    (B  160,  231,  867) 

-  The  thirsty  invited   to    come  and  take  the  water  of 

life  freely;  sermon,  Boston,  Mar.  5.  Boston,  1742. 
8°.  (B  19,  68,  231,  326) 


—  When  the  godly  cease  and  faithful  fail  :  sermon,  Cam 

bridge,  death  of  B.  Wadsworlh,  Mar.  16.     Boston, 
1737.  8°.     (B  231) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1769.     See   Chauncy,  C.     (B  307) 
Sewall,    O'e».  Joseph.     History  of  Bath.     (In  Maine  Hist. 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1847.) 

Sewall,  Itufus  King.  Ancient  dominions  of  Maine. 
Bath,  1859.  8°. 

—  History  of  Lincoln  Lodge  at  Wiscasset.    Port 

land,  1863.  8°. 

Sewall.  Samuel,  Chief  Justice  of  Mass.,  d,  1730. 
Memorial  to  the  gov.  of  Mass.  rel.  to  the  Kennebeck 
Indians,  1721.  (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  3. 
1853.) 

—  Phsenomena  quaedam  apocalyptica  ad  nspcctum 

no vi  orbis  configurate.   2d  cd.   Boston,  1727. 
4°. 

Note.      With  this   is   republished   S.  Willard's 
'Fountain  opened'. 

—  Another  copy.     (B  257) 

—  The  revolution  in  N.  E.  justified.     See  Rawson,  E. 

—  The   selling   of  Joseph  a  memorial.     (In  Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.      Proc.,  Oct.  8,  1863;  —  and   in  Histor.  mag., 
v.  9.  1864.) 

—  CATALOGUE  of  [his]   library  to  be  sold  at  auction. 

Camb.,  1814.  8°.     (B  1090) 

—  KNAPP,  S.  L.     (In  his  Biog.  sketches.  1821  ) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1730.      See   Prince,    T.      (B  17, 

230,  854) 
Sewall,  Samuel,  d.  1814.      Communication,  with  bills,  for 

regulation  of  the  Stale  prison.  1805.     See  Dane,  X. 

(B929) 
Sewall,    Samuel,    d.    1868.     History    of    Woburn, 

Mass.,  1640-1860  ;  with  sketch  of  the  author 

byC.  C.  Sewall.     Boston,  1868.  8°. 

—  Sermon,  Dec.  30,  1834,  funeral  of  S.  Stearns,  Bedford, 

Mass.      Boston,  1835.  8".      (B  1224) 

Sewall,  Stephen,  </,  1760.  Character  of  the  late  Judge  Dud 
ley.  Roxbury,  1751.  8°.  (B  841) 

Sewall,  Stephen,  d.  1804.  Hebrew  grammar  col. 
chiefly  from  those  of  I.  Lyons  and  It.  Grey. 
Boston,  1763.  8°. 

—  Magnetical   observations,   made    at  Cambridge,      (fn 

Amer.  Acad.  of  Arts  and  Sci.    Mem.,  v.  1.  1785.) 

—  Oratio  funebris   in  obitum  E.  Holvoke.     n.p.,  f  17691. 

8°.    (B  17,  212) 

—  Oration,  Cambridge,  May  8,  funeral  of  J.  Winthrop. 

Boston,  1779.  8°.     (B  70) 

—  The   Scripture   account  of   the   Shechinah.     Boston, 

1794.  8".    (B  190,  231) 

—  The  Scripture  history  rel.  to  the  overthrow  of  Sodom 

and  Gomorrah,  etc.   Boston,  1796.  8°.  (B190,  231,  284) 

Sewall,  Thomas,  M.D.     Address  on  the  effects  of 

intemperance,    n.d.,  [183-?].     12".    (D  24,  W  13b) 

—  Collection  of  documents   rel.  to  his  drawings  on    the 

stomach,     n.t.p.     [1843.]  8°.    (B  1561) 

—  Eulogy  on   Dr.  J.  D.  Godman,  Nov.   1.     Wash.,   1830. 

8°.  (B  1216) 

—  Same,  entitled  Memoir.     N.  Y.,  1832.  16°.    (C  255,  301, 

W  13b) 

—  Examination  of  phrenology.    2d  ed.     Boston, 

1839.  8°. 

—  Lecture  at  the  opening  of  the  Med.  Depart,  of 

Columbia   Coll.;    with   biog.  notes.     Wash., 
1825.   8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  831) 

—  DELAVAN,  E.  C.    Defence  of  S.'s  work  on  pathology 

of  drunkenness,  etc.    Albany,  1843.  8°.    (B  1279)  " 
Seward,  Anna.     Letters.     Edin.,  1811.  6  v.   12". 
-  Memoir  of  E.  Darwin.    Phila.,  1804.  8°. 

—  Monody  on   Maj.  Andre.     Added,   Andre's   letters   to 

Miss  Seward.    2dX.  Y.  ed.    N.  Y.,  1792.  12°.  (D  20) 

—  Same.    (In  Smith,  J.  II.    Authentic  narr.  of  causes, 

etc.   1808.) 

—  SCOTT,  Sir  W.     (In  his  Prose  works,  v.  4.  1834.) 
Seward,  Frederick  W.     U.  S.  Dcp't.  of  State.    As 
sassination  of  A.  Lincoln  with  the  attempted 
assas.  of  W.  H.  and  F.  W.  Seward,  Apr.  14, 
1865.     Wash.,  1867.  4°. 

Seward,  Wm.  Journal  of  a  voyage  from  Savannah 
to  Phila.  and  thence  to  England.  London, 
1740.  8°. 

Seward,  Wm.     Biographiana.    Lond.,  1799.  2  v.  8°. 


SEWARD 


2703 


SEWING 


Seward,  Win.  Henry.  Works  ;  ed.  by  G .  E.  Baker. 
N.  Y.,  1853-#1.  4  v.  8". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Biog.  memoir.  —  Speeches  in  the 
Senate  of  N.  Y.  —  Speeches  in  the  Senate  of  U.  8.  — 
Debates  in  the  Senate  of  U.S.  —  Forensic  arguments. 
2.  Notes  on  X.  Y.  —  State  papers.  —  Official  corres 
pondence  :  Virginia;  —  Georgia  controversy.  —  M'Leod 
case.  —  MIscel.  Pardon  papers.  3.  Orations  and  dis 
courses.  —  Occasional  speeches  and  addresses.  —  Execu 
tive  speeches.  —  Political  writings.  —  General  corresp.  : 
Political  letters;  —  Internal  Improvements; —  Slavery; 

—  M'I.eod  case;   —   Miscel.  —   Letters  from  Europe.— 
Speeches  in  the  Senate  of  the  U.  S.      4.     Memoir.  — 
Orations  and  addresses.  —  King,  of  De  Witt  Clinton.  — 
Political  speeches.  —  Speeches  in  the  Senate  of  the  U.  8. 

—  A  pp. 

—  American  steam  navigation;  speed)  of  S.  for  the  Col 

lins  steamers,  Apr.  27.  n.t.p.  [Wash.,  1852.]  8°. 
(B  1505) 

—  Argument  in  defence  of  W.  Freeman,  on  his  trial  for 

murder,  Auburn,  July  21,  22.  3d  ed.  Auburn, 
1846.  8°.  (C  253) 

—  Communication  upon  the  subject  of  an  inter 

continental  telegraph,  by  way  of  Behring's 
Strait.  Wash.,  1864.  8°. 

—  Destiny   of  America;   speech,   dedication   of  Capital 

Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio,  Sept.  14.  Albany,  1853.  8°. 
(B1580) 

—  Freedom  and  public  faith;  speech,  abrogation  of  the 

Missouri  compromise  in  the  Kansas  and  Nebraska 
bills,  Feb.  17.  Wash.,  1854.  8°.  (B  1509) 

—  Freedom   in   Kansas;  speech,  March  3.     Wash.,  1858. 

8°.    (B  1509) 

—  Introduction.     (In  New  York.    STATE.    Nat.  hist., 

Zoology,  v.  1.  1842.) 

-  Life  and  pub.  services  of  J.  Q.  Adams ;  with 

eulogy  delivered  before  the  legislature  of 
N.  Y.  Auburn,  1849.  12°. 

—  Speech,  admission    of  California   and   the   subject   of 

slavery,  Mar.  11.     Wash.,  1850.  8°.    (B  1516)' 

—  Speech,  proposed  protest  against  the  armed  interven 

tion  of  Russia  in  the  Hungarian  Rev.,  Mar.  9.  Wash., 
1852.  8°.  (B  1505) 

—  True  basis  of  Amer.  independence;  a  lecture  before 

the  American  Institute,  Oct.  20.  X.  Y.,  1853.  8°. 
(B  1586) 

—  True   greatness   of   our    country;  a  disc,  before   the 

young  Catholic  Friends'  Soc.,  Bait.,  Dec.  22.  Wash., 
1848.  8°.  (B  1588,  1609) 

—  The  whale  fishery  and  Amer.  commerce  in  the  Pacific 

Ocean;  speech,  July  29.  Wash.,  1852.  8°.  (B  1506, 
1668) 

—  IXGEUSOI.L,  J.  R.    The  diplomatic  year;  a  review  of 

S.'s  foreign  correspondence  of  1862.  2d  ed.  Phila., 
1863.  8°.  (B  1724) 

—  JENKINS,  J.  S.     (In  his  Lives  of  the  governors  of 

N.  Y.  1851.) 

—  MAURY,  S.  M.    (In  her  Statesmen  of  Amer.  1847.) 

—  SAVAGE,  J.       (In  his  Our  representative  men.  1860.) 

—  U.S.     Dep't.  of  State.     Assassination  of  Lin 

coln  and  the  attempted  assass.  of  W.  H.  and 
F.  W.  Seward,  Apr.  14,  1865.  Wash., 
1867.  4°. 

Sewel.    AVe  also  Sewall. 

Sewel,  Wm.  Complete  dictionary  of  Eng.  and 
Dutch.  See  Wilcocke,  S.  H.  Nieuwen  volkomen 
woordenbockder  nederduitsche  en  engelsche  taalcn. 

-  History  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the  Quakers. 

t.p.w.    [17—.]   f°. 

-  Nederduytsche  spraakkonst.    4e  druk.    Amst., 

1756.  12°. 

Sewell,  Elizabeth  Missing.  After  life ;  [sequel  to 
'Home  life'].  London,  1868.  12°. 

-  Amy  Herbert;  by  a  lady.     New  ed.    London, 

[1868].  16°. 

—  Cleve  Hall.     N.  Y.,  1855.  12°. 

-  Experience  of  life.     N.  Y.,  1853.  12°. 

-  (Jlimpse  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1863.  12°. 

-  History   of    the  early    church    from    the   first 

preaching  of  the  Gospel  to  the  Council   of 
Nicea.     N.  Y.,  1860.   16°. 
_  Home  life.     N.  Y.,  1867.  12°. 

—  Impressions   of    Home,    Florence,    and  Turin. 

London,  1862.   16". 


—  Ivors.     N.  Y.,  1857.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Journal  kept  during  a   summer   tour,  for   the 

children  of  a  village  school.  N.  Y.,  1852. 
3pt.  12". 

-  Katharine  Ashton.     N.  Y.,  1854.  2  v.   12°. 

-  Laneton  parsonage;  a  tale,  ed.  by   W.  Sewell. 

N.  Y'.,  1865.  3  v.   12°. 

-  Margaret  Percival ;  ed.  by  W.  Sewell.     N.  Y., 

1853.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Principles  of  education,  drawn  from  nature  and 

revelation,  and  applied  to  female  education 
in  the  upper  classes.  London,  18(55.  2  v.  16°. 

-  Ursula;  a  tale  of  country  life.      N.  Y.,  1858. 

2  v.  12°. 

Sewell,  George.  Life  and  character  of  J.  Philips. 
3d  ed.  London,  1720.  12°. 

—  Verses   on   himself.     (In    Campbell,   T.     Brit,  poets 

v.  5.  1819.) 

Sewell,  Henry  D.    Collection  of  psalms  and  hymns. 

N.  Y.,  1820.  12°. 
Sewell,  John.      Elementary  treatise  on  steam  and 

locomotion.    Lond.,  Weale,  1852-53.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Rules  and  regulations  for  the  practical  management  of 

a  locomotive  engine.  (In  Tredgold,  T.  Principles, 
etc..,  of  steam  engines,  v.  1.  1850.) 

Sewell,  Jonathan.  Essay  on  the  juridical  hist,  of  France, 
so  far  as  it  relates  to  the  law  of  Lower  Canada. 
Quebec,  1824.  8°.  (B  1756) 

—  Notes  upon  the  dark  days  of  Canada.  —  On  stoves  used 

in  Russia  for  warming  dwelling  houses.  (In  Lit 
erary  and  Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1831.) 
Sewell,  Wm.,  A.  B.  Hora  philologica  ;  or,  Con 
jectures  on  the  structure  of  the  Greek  lan 
guage.  Oxford.  1830.  8°. 

—  The  nation,  the  church  and  the  Univ.  of  Oxford;  two 

sermons.     Oxford,  London,  1849.  8°.    (B  1265) 
Sewell,  Wm.  Grant.      Ordeal  of  free  labor  in  the 

British  W.  Indies.     N.  Y.,  1861.  12°. 
Sewerage,  Sewers.  GREAT  BRITAIN.   General  Hoard 

of  Health.     Further  report  from  the  engineer 

on    the  Croydon   drainage,    1853.     [Lond.,1 

1853.  8°. 

-  BAZALGETTE,  J.  W.,  and  HAYWOOD,  W.      Re 

port  upon  the  sewage  interception  and  drain 
age  of  the  districts  north  of  the  Thames. 
London,  1854.  8°. 

—  DEMPSEY,    G.    D.      Rudimentary    treatise    on 

drainage  of  towns  and  buildings.  London, 
Weale,  1854.  16°. 

—  MILLE,  — .     Rapport  sur  le  mode  d'assainisse- 

ment  des  villes  en  Angleterre  et  en  Ecosse 
presente  a  le  prefet  de  la  Seine.  Paris, 

1854.  4°. 

—  CHESBROUGH,  E.  S.     Report  and  plan  of  sew 

erage  for  Chicago.     Chicago,  1855.   8°. 

Report  in  rel.  to  the  sewerage  in  European 

cities.     Chicago,  1858.  8°. 

—  BALTIMORE.       Seicerage    Commission.     Report, 

by  H.  Tyson.     Bait.,  1862.  4°. 

—  GR.  BRIT.     Ho.  of  Com.     Report  of  select  com 

mittee.     [London,  1864.]    f°. 

—  HITCHMAN,  J.      Sewage  of  towns  ;  papers  by 

various  authors  read  at  a  congress  on  the 
sewage  of  towns  at  Leamington  Spa,  Oct. 

1866,  etc.     London,  [1866].  8°. 

—  KREPP,  F.  C.     The  sewage  question.     London, 

1867.  8°. 

-  CORFIELD,  W.  H.      Digest  of  facts  rel.  to  the 

treating  and  utilization  of  sewage.     London, 
1870.  8°. 
See  also  Drainage  of  land  (p.  806,  807). 

Sewing.    See  Needlework. 

Sewing  machine.  GIFFORD,  G.  Application  of  E. 
Howe  for  an  extension  of  his  patent ;  argu 
ment.  N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 


SEWRIN 


2704 


SHAFPNER 


Sewrin,  Charles  Augustin.  Komornik  poeta, 
komedyo-opera,  pr/.el.  przez  F.  Szymanow- 
skiego.  Warszawa,  1834.  16°.  (Teatra 
Warszawskie,  pt.  1,  v.  9.) 

Sex.  HUMBOLDT,  K.  W.,  d.  1835.  Ueber  den 
Geschlechtsunterschied  und  desssen  Einfluss  auf 
die  organisehe  Natur.  (In  his  Gesam.  Werku, 
v.  4.  1843.) 

-  GRINDON,    L.    H.      The   sexuality  of  nature ; 

sex  and  marriage  universal.    Host.,  1868.  8". 

-  DARWIN,  C.  11.      Descent  of  man,   and  selec 

tion  in  relation  to  sex.   Lond.,  1871.  2  v.  8°. 

Same.     N.  Y.,  1871.  2  v.  8°. 

Sexagenarian,  The  ;  or,  Recollections  of  a  literary 
life;  [by  W.  Beloe].  2d  ed.  London, 
1818.  2  v.  8°. 

Sexagenary,  The ;  or,  Reminiscences  of  the  Amer. 
Rev.;  [by  S.  D.  W.  Bloodgood].     Albany, 
1866.   8". 
Sexby,  Col.     Killing,  no  murder.     See  Allen.  Wrn.,  pseud. 

(B  681; 

Sextus,  Pojie.    See  Sixtus. 

Sextus  Empiricus.  Opera,  Gr.  etLat.;  castig.,  vers. 
emend.,  et  not.  add.  J.  A.  Fabricius.  Lips., 
1718.  f°. 

Contents.  Pyrrhoniarum  institutionum  libri  in;  cum 
H.  Stepbani  vers.  et  not.  —  Contra  mathematlcos,  libri 
vi.  —  Contra  philosophos  libri  v;  cum  vers.  G.  Herveti. 

-  Same.     Castig.  J.  A.  Fabricius.     Ed.  emend. 

Lips.,  1840.  2  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  De  8.  testimonia.  —  Pyrrboniarum 
hypotyposeon  libri,  cum  II.  Stephani  vers.  et  notis. 
2.  Commentarii  contradictionum  adv.  mathematicos 
Jibri  vi  et  adv.  philosophos  libri  v,  cum  vers.  G.  Herveti. 
—  Indices. 
Sextus  Pythagoreans.  Sententiae;  Rufino  intcrp.  (In 

Alneas  Gazieus.    De  immortalitate.  1516.) 
Sextus  Bufus,  geographicus.    De  regionibus  Romae.     (In 
Graevius.      Thes.  antiq.  Horn.,  v.  3.  1696;  —  and  in 
Tartini,  G.  M.     Rerum  Ital.  scr.,  v.  2.  1770.) 

—  RUCELLAI,  B.     De  urbe  Roma  sen  Commentarius  in  R. 

(In  Tartini,  G.  M.     Rerum  Ital.  scr.,  v.  2.  1770.) 
Sextus  Rufus,  hi.itoricux.    Breviarium  de  victoriis   et  pro- 

vinciis  populi  Romani  ad  Valentem  Augustum.    (In 

Historic  Rom.  scr.  min.  1789.) 
Seybert,  Adam.     Statistical  annals  of  the  U.  States. 

Phila.,  1818.  4°. 

—  Attempt  to  disprove  the  putrefaction  of  blood.    (In 

Caldwell,  C.     Medical  theses.  1805.) 

Seybert,  Henry.  Analysis  of  some  American  minerals. 
(In  Academy  of  Nat.  Sci.  Journ.,  v.  2.  1821.) 

—  Analyses  of  the  chrysoberyls  of  Haddam  and  Brazil. 

—  Analysis  of  the  hydraulic  lime  used  in  construct 
ing  the  Erie  Canal  in  N.  Y.  (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc. 
Trans.,  n.s.,  v.  2.  1825.) 

Seyd,  Ernest.  California  and  its  resources.  Lon 
don,  1858.  8°. 

Seyd  Said.  MAURIZI,  V.,  or  Shaik  MANSUR.  HIS 
TORY  of  S.  Sultan  of  Muscat;  tr.  from  the 
Italian.  London,  1819.  8°. 

Seymour,  David  L.  Revenue;  minority  report,  Apr.  6. 
Wash.,  1844.  8°.  (B  1174) 

—  Speech  on  the  river  and  harbor  bill,  July  21.     Wash., 

1852.  8°.     (B  1506) 

Seymour,  E.  H.  Remarks  on  the  plays  of  Shakes 
peare.  London,  1805.  2  v.  8°. 

Seymour,  E.  S.  Sketches  of  Minnesota,  1849. 
N.  Y.,  1850.  12°. 

Seymour,  Edward  J.  On  diseases  of  the  ovaria. 
London,  1830.  8°. 

Seymour,  Henry  Danby.  Russia  on  the  Black  Sea 
and  Sea  of  Azof.  London,  1855.  8°. 

Seymour,  Horatio.  Speech  at  the  Academy  of  Music.  — 
Speech  at  Philadelphia.  (In  Handbook  of  the  de 
mocracy.  1864.) 

—  Topography  and  history  of  N.  Y.     (In  Amer.  Geog. 

Statist.  Soc.     Bui.,  v.  1.  1854.) 

—  SAVAGE,  J.     (In  his  Our  living  representative  men. 

1860.) 

Seymour,  Jane,  3d  Queen  of  Henry  vm.  of  England. 
See  Jane  Seymour. 


Seymour,  Robert,  and  Cruikshank,  G.  The  odd 
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Seymour,  Thomas,  M.  D.  A  concise  acct.  o'f  the  properties 
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Seymour,  Thomas?  Lord  Admiral.  Er.Lls,  Kir  H.  In 
ventory  of  goods,  etc.,  in  the  manor  of  Cheseworth, 
Sedgwick,  and  other  parks,  the  manor  place  of  Shef 
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Seymour,  Win.,  Marquis  of  Hertford,  afterward*  Duke  of 
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Seymour  family.  SANFOUD,  J.  L.,  and  TOWNSEND,  M. 
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Seyssel,  Claude  de.  NlCERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  24. 
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Seze,  Raymond,  comte  de.  Discours.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Acad. 
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Sforza,  Caterina.  TROLLOPE,  T.  A.  (In  his  Decade  of 
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Sforza,  Francesco  Alessandro.  ALEARDO,  F.  Oratio  in 
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—  BERTOI-INI,  F.    II  conquisto  di  Milano  per  S.     (In  Ar- 

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Sforza,   Giovanni   Galeazzo.    RUBENS  DE  ARAOONIA,   A. 

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Sforza,  Ludovico  Maria.     Lettera  all'  imp.  Massimiliano,  30 

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—  Same.     (In  Eraser's  mag  ,  v.  21-22.  1840.) 
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Shackford,  Rev.  Charles  Chauncy.  Address,  consecration 
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A.  G.    In  memoriam.  1860.) 

Shadow  land   ;    or,   The  seer;     by  E.  O.  Smith. 

N.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 

Shadow  of  Moloch  Mountain,  The;  by  J.  G.  Aus 
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and  Tegue-O-Divelly,  the  Irish  priest.  —  The  woman 
captain.  4.  Squire  of  Alsatia.  —  Bury  fair.  —  Amo 
rous  bigot.  —  The  scowrers.  —  The  volunteers. 

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Shaffner,  Taliaferro  P.  War  in  Amer.  showing  the 
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Shah-Nama.  Chach-iuinia  or  Taiikli-i  Hindwa  Sind.  (In 
Elliot,  II.  M.  Hist,  of  India,  v.  1.  18fi7.) 

Shah-Rokh,  A'iny  of  1'trxia.  UUATREMERE,  K.  &f .  Notice 
de  1'ouvrage  pel-Ban,  'Mutla-assaadcin'  qui  conticnt 
I'hUtoirc  dcs  deux  sultans  Scbtth-Roku  ft  Abou 
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Shahab-ad-Din  Abu-1-Abbas  Ahmad,  IHmaxnki.  QUATRE- 
MI.UI.,  !•:.  M.  De  1'ouvrage  Mesalek  Alabsar,  etc., 
Voyage*  den  yeux  dans  lei*  royaumes  des  differ,  con- 
trees.  (In  Paris,  lust.  Ac.  d.  Inner.  Not.,  v.  13. 
1S38.) 

Shahaptan  Indians.  NEZ-PERCES.  First  book 
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-  PANDOSY,  M.  C.     Urunimur  and   dictionary  of 

the    Yakania    language.      N.   Y.,    1802.    8°. 

(Lib.  of  Amer.  ling.,  v.  6.) 
Shahcoolin,  jigeml.    Letters   of  n   Hindu    philosopher    in 

I'lma.    to    \]\-  tViend  Kl  Hassan  of  Delhi.     Boston, 

1802.   12".     (C  167) 

Shaik  Mansur.    History  of  Seyd  Said.  1819.     See  Maurizi. 
Shairp,  John  Campbell.      Culture  and  religion   in 

some  of  their  relations.     Edin.,  1870.  8°. 

-  Same.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

—  John  Keble;  an  essay.     Edin.,  1866.   16°. 

-  Kilmtihoe,  with  other  poems.     Lond.,   Camb., 

1864.   16°. 

-  Studies    in    poetry  and    philosophy.      Edin., 

1868.  8". 

Contents.     W.  Wordsworth.  —  S.  T.  Coleridge.  —  J. 
Keble.  —  The  moral  dynamic. 

Shakers.  Declaration  of  the  Shakers,  shewing 
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History. 

—  EVANS,  F.  W.     Compendium  of  thehist.,  gov., 

etc.,  of  the  United  Soc.  of  believers  in 
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—  M'XEMAK,  R.     Kentucky  revival ;  with  ace.  of 

the  progress   of  Shakerism.    [1807.]     Pitts- 
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Same.     N.  Y.,  1846.   12". 

—  YOUNGS,  b.  S.      Testimony  of  Christ's  second 

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Same.     3ded.     Union  Village,  O.,  "l 823.  8°. 

Same.     4th  ed.     [Albany?,  1854.]   8°. 

—  CHAPMAN,  E.    Additional  ace.  of  the  Shakers;  also, 

refutation  of  [their]  remonstrance  to  the  Legit*,  of 
1817  by  T.  Brown,  and  deposition  of  M.  Dyer.  Al 
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—  DUNLAVY,  J.     The  manifesto  ;  or,   A   declara 

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Same,  extracts.     Nature  and  character  of  the 

true  Ch.  of  Christ  proved  by  plain  evidences. 
N.  Y.,  1850.  12". 

—  -    Same,  with  tftraitx  from  letter  to  B.  W.  Stone.    Plain 

evidences.     Albany,  1S34.  12".     (C  221) 

—  DYKR,  Mm.  M.  M.     Brief  statement  of  the  sufferings 

of    I).,  occasioned   by  the  Shakers.     Boston,  1818. 
8".  (C  279) 
Portraiture  of  Shakerism.     n.p.,  1822.  12°. 

-  GREEN,  C.,  and  WELLS,  S.  Y.     Summary  view 

of  the  millenial  church,  or  society  commonly 
called  Shakers.  Albany,  1823.  12°. 

-  SOME  account  of  the  proc.  of  the  legislature  of 

New  Hanip.  in  rel.  to  the  people  called  Shak 
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-  WII.IIITE,  A.,  and  others.     Investigator;  or,  A 

defence  of  the  order,  etc.,  of  the  Shakers 
against  sundry  charges  and  legislative  pro 
ceedings  ;  by  the  Society  of  believers,  at 
Pleasant  Hill,  Ky.  Lexington,  Ky.,  1828. 
repr.,  N.  Y.,  1846.  12°. 


—  MACE,    F.     Dialogues  on    Shakerism.      Port 

land,  1838.  12". 

—  BRIEF  exposition  of  the  principles  and  regulation  of 

the   S.      Improv.   ed.      Canterbury,  N.  II.,  1843.    8°. 
(C235) 

—  HOLY,  sacred,  and  divine  roll    and   book   re 

vealed  in  the  United  Soc.,  at  New  Lebanon, 
U.  S.     Pt.  1.      Canterbury,  N.  1L,  1843.  8°. 

—  SOME   lines   in  vers-e  about  Shakers:  not  publ.  by  au 

thority  of  the  Soc.     N.  Y.,  1846.  8".     (B  1234) 

—  ELKINS,  II.     Fifteen  years  in  the  senior  order 

of  Shakers.     Hanover,  1853.  8°. 

—  EVANS,    F.    W.     Tests    of    divine   inspiration. 

New  Lebanon,  1853.  12". 

-  LEONARH,  W.  Discourse  on  inspiration  and 
revelation  ;  disc,  on  the  second  appearing  of 
Christ,  in  the  order  of  the  female ;  and  on 
the  propriety  and  necessity  of  a  united  in 
heritance  in  all  things,  to  support  n  true 
Christian  community.  Harvard,  1853.  12". 

—  NOVES,  J.H.     (In  hi*  History  of  American  socialisms. 

1870.) 
Shakespear,  Capt.   Henry.     Wild  sports  of  India. 

London.  1860.  16°." 
Shakespear,    John.      Dictionary,  Hindostani   and 

English.     2d  ed.     London,  1820.  4". 

—  MuntaA//abat-i-Hindi  or  selections  in   Hindu 

stani  for  students.     2d  ed.     London,  1824- 
25.  2  v.  4°. 

Shakespeare,  Wm.     COLLECTED  WORKS. 

—  Comedies,  histories,  and   tragedies.      London, 

l623,[reprintedbyE.and  J.  Wright,  1807].  f". 

—  Works  ;  a  reprint  [bv  L.  Booth}  from  the  ed.  of 

1623.     London,  1862-64.  3  v.  4°. 
Contents.      Pt.  1.      Comedies.        2.      Histories.       3. 
Tragedies. 

-  The  first  col.  ed.  of  the  dramatic  works  of  S.; 
reproduction  in  exact  fac-simile  of  the  first 
folio,  1623,  by  photo-lithography  under  the 
superintendence  of  II.  Staunton.  London, 
1866.  f°. 

—  Works;  [ed.  by  Sir  T.  Hanmer],     2d  ed.    Lon 

don,  1771.6  v.  4°. 

Note.    The  title-page  of  each  vol.  is  dated  1770; 

the  general  title  page  in  v.  1  has  the  date  1771. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.     Tempest.   —   Midsummer  night's 

dream.  —  Two  gentlemen  of  Verona.  —  Merry  wives  of 

Windsor.  —  Measure  for  measure.  —  Comedy  of  errors. 

—  Much  ado  about  nothing.      2.     Merchant  of  Venice. 

—  Love's  labour's  lost.  —  As  you  like  it.   —  Taming  of 
the  shrew.  —  All's  well  that  ends  well.  —  Twelfth  night ; 
or,  What  you  will.  —  Winter's  tale.      3.     King  Lear.  — 
King  John.  —  Kichard  n.  —  Henry  iv.  —  Henry  v.    4. 
Henry  vi.  —  Hit-hard  in.  —  Henry  vm.     5.     Timoh  of 
Athens.  —  Coriolanus.  —  Julius  Caesar.  —  Antony  and 
Cleopatra. —  Titus Andronicus. —Macbeth.    6.    Trolius 
and   Cressida.  —  Cymbeline.  —  Komeo  and  Juliet.  — 
Hamlet.  —  Othello. 

—  Supplement  to  the  ed.  of  S.'s  plays  pub.  by  S. 

Johnson  and  G.  Steevens  ;  ed.  by  [E.  Malone}. 
London,  1780-82.  2  v.  8°. 
Contmts.    Vol.  1.    Advertisement.  —  Additional  obs. 

—  Venus  and  Adonis.  —  Kape  of  Lucrece.  —  Sonnets.  — 
Passionate  pilgrim.  —  Lover's  complaint.     2.     Pericles. 

—  Locrine.  —  Sir  John  Oldcastle.  —  Lord  Cromwell.  — 
London  prodigal.  —  The  Puritan.—  A  Yorkshire  tragedy. 

—  Dramatic  works ;  ed.  by  S.  Ayscough.    New  ed. 

Dublin,  1791.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Tempest.  —  Two  gentlemen  of 
Verona.  —  Merry  wives  of  W'indsor.  —  Measure  for 
measure.  —  Comedy  of  errors.  —  Much  ado  about 
nothing.  —  Love's  labour's  lost.  —  Midsummer-night's 
dream.  —  Merchant  of  Venice.  —  As  you  like  it.  — 
Taming  of  the  shrew.  —  All's  well  that  ends  well.  — 
Twelfth  night.  —  Winter's  tale.  —  Macbeth.  —  King 
John.  —  Kit-hard  n.  —  Henry  iv.  —  Henry  v.  2. 
Henry  VI.  —  Kit-hard  in.  —  Henry  vm.  —  Coriolanus. 

—  Julius  Ca>sar.  —  Antony  and  Cleopatra.  —  Tinioti  of 
Athens.  —  Titus  Andronicus.  —  Troilus  and  Cressida. 


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—  Cymbcline.   —   King  Lear.   —  Romeo  and  Juliet.  — 
Hamlet.   —   Othello.   —   Venus  and  Adonis.  —  Tarquin 
and  Lucrece. —  Sonnets.  —  Passionate  pilgrim. —  Lover's 
complaint.    3.    Index  to  rcmatkable  passages  and  words. 

-  Dramatic  works  ;  rev.  by  G.  Steevens.   London, 

Bulmer,  1791.  f°. 
Contents.    Macbeth.   —   Henry  v.  —  As  you  like  it. 

—  Merry  wives   of  Windsor.  —  Titus   Andronicus.  — 
Tempest.  —  Two   gentlemen   of  Verona.  —  King   Lear. 

—  Much  ado  about  nothing.   —   Richard  in.  —   Twelfth 
night;  or,  What  you  will.  —  Taming  of  the  shrew. — 
Henry  iv. 

-  Plays  and   poems;   ed.  by  E.  Malone  [and  J. 

Boswell].     London,  1821.  21  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1-3.     Prolegomena.     4.     Two  gentle 
men  of  Verona.   —  Comedy  of  errors.   —   Love's  labor 
lost.      5.     Merchant  of  Venice.    —   Midsummer  night's 
dream.  —  Taming  of  the  shrew.      6.     Romeo  and  Juliet. 

—  As  you   like  it.         7.     Much  ado  about  nothing.  — 
Hamlet.      8.     Merry  wives  of  Windsor.   —  Troilus  and 
Cressida.       9.     Measure  for  measure.   —   Othello.      10. 
King  Lear.  —  All's  well  that  ends  well.       11.     Twelfth 
night.  —  Macbeth.      12.    Julius  Caesar.  —  Antony  and 
Cleopatra.      13.     Cymbeline.  —  Timon  of  Athens.      14. 
Coriolanus.  —  Winter's  tale.      15.     Tempest.   —   King 
John.    —    Essay  on   the   origin    of  The  tempest.      16. 
Richard  II.   —   Henry  iv.,  pt.  1.      17.    Henry  iv.,  pt.  2. 

—  Henry  v.      18.     Henry  vi.  —  Malone's  dissertation  on 
the   three  parts   of   Henry   vi.       19.      Richard   in.  — 
Henry  vm.     20.     Venus  and  Adonis.   —   Rape  of  Lu- 
crece.  —  Sonnets.  —  Lover's  complaint.  —   Passionate 
pilgrim.  —  Memoirs  of  Lord  Southampton.      21.     Peri 
cles.  —  Titus  Andronicus.  —  Add.  —  Index. 

-  The   family    Shakspeare ;    ed.  by   T.   Bawdier. 

3d  ed.     London,  1823.  8  v.    8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.      Tempest.   —   Two  gentlemen  of 
Verona.  —  Merry  wives  of  Windsor.  —  Twelfth  night. 

—  Measure  for  measure.   —  Much  ado  about  nothing. 
2.     Midsummer  night's  dream.   —   Love's  labor  lost.  — 
Merchant  of  Venice.  —  As  you  like  it.  —  All's  well  that 
ends  well.      3.     Taming  of  the  shrew.  —  Winter's  tale. 

—  Comedy  of  errors.   —  Macbeth.   —  King  John.      4. 
Richard  n.  —  Henry  iv.  —  Henry  v.      5.     Henry  vi.  — 
Richard  ill.     6.     Henry  vin.  —  Troilus  and  Cressida. — 
Timon  of  Athens.  —  Coriolanus.      7.    Julius  Cassar.  — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra.  —  Cymbeline.  —  Titus  Andron 
icus.      8.     King  Lear.  —  Romeo  and  Juliet.  —  Hamlet. 

—  Othello. 

-  Pictorial  ed.,  by  C.  Knight.    London,  [1839-41]. 

7  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Histories.  Vol.  1.  King  John.  —  Rich 
ard  ii.  —  Henry  iv.  —  Henry  v.  2.  Essay  on  the  three 
parts  of  Henry  vi.,  and  Richard  in.  —  Henry  vi.  — 
Contention  of  the  Houses  of  York  and  Lancaster.  — 
Richard  Hi.  —  Henry  viu.  Comedies.  Vol.  1.  Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona.  —  Love's  labour's  lost.  —  The 
merry  wives  of  Windsor.  —  Comedy  of  errors.  — 
Taming  of  the  shrew.  —  A  midsummer-night's  dream.  — 
The  merchant  of  Venice.  2.  All's  well  that  ends  well. 

—  Much  ado  about  nothing.  —  Twelfth  night;  or,  What 
you  will.  —  As  you  like  it.  —  Measure  for  measure.  — 
A   winter's   tale.    —     Tempest.       Tragedies.      Vol.  1. 
Romeo  and  Juliet.  —  Hamlet.  —  Cymbeline.  —  Othello. 

—  Timon  of  Athens.   —    King  Lear.      2.     Macbeth.  — 
Troilus  and  Cressida.  —  Coriolanus.  —  Julius  Caesar.  — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra.    Poems.    Venus  and  Adonis.  — 
The  rape  of  Lucrece.  —  Sonnets.  —  A  lover's  complaint. 

—  The  passionate  pilgrim.   —   Verses  among  the  addi 
tional  poems  to  Chester's  love  martyr,  1601.      Doubtful 
jtlttys.     Titus  Andronicus.  —  Pericles.  —  The  two  noble 
kinsmen.      Play*  ascribed  to  IS.    Locrine.   —  Sir  John 
Oldcastle,   pt.   1.   —   Life   and   death  of   Thomas,   Ld. 
Cromwell.  —  The  London  prodigal.  —  The  puritan.  — 
A  Yorkshire  tragedy.  —  Arden  of  Feversham.  —  Reign 
of  Edward  HI.  —  George-a-Greene.  —  Fair  Em.  —  Mu- 
cedorus.  —  The  birth  of  Merlin.  —  The  merry  devil  of 
Edmonton.      App.     Dedication,  address,  and  commend 
atory  verses  prefixed  to  the  ed.  of  16J3  and  1032.   —   A 
history   of   opinion   on   the  writings   of    Shakspere.  — 
Shakspere  in  Germany. 

-  Works ;    with    the    emendations    from    J.   P. 

Collier's  folio  of  1623.     N.  Y.,  1853.  8°. 

-  Works  ;  ed.  by  M.  C.  Clarke.     N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 

-  Works.     Camb.,  1863-66.  9  v.  8°. 

Note.    Vol.1,  ed.  by  W.  G.  Clark  and  J.  Glover; 

2-9,  by  W.  G.  Clark  and  W.  A.  Wright. 

Contents.      Vol.  1.      Tempest.   —   Two  gentlemen  of 

Verona.   —   Merry  wives  of  Windsor.    —    Measure  for 

measure.   —  Comedy  of  errors.       2.     Much  ado  about 


nothing.  —  Love's  labour's  lost.  —  Midsummer-night's 
dream.  —  Merchant  of  Venice.  —  As  you  like  it.  3. 
Taming  of  the  shrew.  —  All's  well  that  ends  well.  — 
Twelfth  night;  or,  What  you  will.  —  Winters  tale.  4. 
King  John.  —  Richard  ii.  —  Henry  iv.  —  Henry  v.  5. 
Henry  VI.  —  Richard  in.  6.  Henry  Vin.  —  Troilus 
and  Cressida.  —  Coriolanus.  —  Titus  Andronicus.  7. 
Romeo  and  Juliet.  —  Timon  of  Athens.  —  Julius  Caesar. 

—  Macbeth.      8.     Hamlet.  —  King  Lear.  —  Othello.      9. 
Antony  and  Cleopatra.   —   Cymbeline.   —    Pericles.  — 
Poems.  —  Venus  and  Adonis.  —   Rape'  of   Lucrece.  — 
Sonnets.  —  A  lover's  complaint.  —  Passionate  pilgrim.  — 
The  phoenix  and  the  turtle. 

-  Works;  ed.  by  11.  G.  White.     Boston,  1865, 

57.  12  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.    Preface.  —  Supplementary  notes. 

—  Memoirs.  —  Account  of  the  English  drama.  —  Essay 
on  Shakespeare's  genius.  —  Historical  sketch  of  the  text. 

—  Poems.      2.     Tempest.  —  Two  gentlemen  of  Verona. 

—  Merry  wives  of  Windsor.      3.     Measure  for  measure. 

—  Comedy  of  errors.    —   Much  ado  about  nothing.  — 
Love's  labour's  lost.      4.     Midsummer-night's  dream.  — 
Merchant  of  Venice.  —  As  you  like  it.  —  Taming  of  the 
shrew.      5.     All's  well  that  ends  well.  —  Twelfth  night ; 
or,  What  you  will.  —  Winter's  tale.      6.     King  John.  — 
Richard  II.  —    Henry  iv.      7.     Henry  v.  —  Henry  vi., 
pt.  1,  2.    —    Essay   on   authorship   of   Henry   vi.       8. 
Henry   vi.,  pt.  3.   —    Richard   in.    —    Henry  vin.      9. 
Troilus  and  Cressida.  —  Coriolanus.  —  Titus  Andronicus. 
10.     Romeo  and  Juliet.  —   Timon  of  Athens.  —   Julius 
Caesar.   —   Macbeth.       11.      Hamlet.    —   King   Lear.  — 
Othello.      12.    Antony  and  Cleopatra.  —  Cymbeline.  — 
Pericles. 

-  New  variorum  ed.;  ed. by  II.  H.  Furness.  Fhila., 

1871-80.  5  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Romeo  and  Juliet.  2.  Macbeth. 
3,4.  Hamlet.  3.  Text.  4.  App. :  the  date  and  the 
text.  —  Tragical!  historic  of  Hamlet.  L.,  10015.  —  Note 
on  the  hystorie  of  Hamhlet.  —  Note  on  'Fratricide  pun 
ished'.  —  l)er  bestrafte  Brudermord.  —  English  criticisms. 

—  German  criticisms.   —   French  criticisms.    —    List  of 
eds.  collated.  —  Bibliog.  of  Hamlet.      5.     King  Lear. 

-  French.       F.   V.    Hugo    traducteur ;      reuvres 

completes.     Tomel,  2.     Paris,  1859.  2  v.   8". 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Les  deux  Hamlets.    2.     Introd.  — 
Feeries.  —  Le  songe  d'une  nuit  d'ete.  —  La  tempete. 

-  Germ.     Dramatische  Werke  ;  libers,  von  A.  W. 

Schlegel  und   L.    Tieck.     Neue    Ausg.,   [rev. 

von  T.  Mommsenj.      Berlin,   1853-55.  9  v. 

sm.  4°. 

Note.  All  the  plays  in  v.  1-5  except  'Der  Widerspen- 
stigen' and  'Viel  Larmen'  are  tr.  by  Schlegel ;  the  oth 
ers  by  L.  and  A.  Tieck  and  Wolf,  Graf  von  Baudisscn. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Konig  Johann.  —  Richard  n.  — 
Heinrich  iv.  2.  Heinrich  v.  —  Heinrich  vi.  3. 
Richard  in.  —  Heinrich  vin.  —  Romeo  und  Julia.  — 
Kin  Sommernachtstraum.  4.  Julius  Ciisar.  —  Was 
Ihr  wollt.  —  Der  Sturm.  —  Hamlet,  Prinz  von  Diine- 
marck.  5.  Der  Kaufmann  von  Venedig.  —  Wie  es 
Euch  gefallt.  —  Der  Widerspcnstigen  Zahmung.  —  Viel 
Larmen  um  Nichts.  6.  Die  Comodie  der  Irrungen.  — 
Die  beiden  Veroneser.  —  Coriolanus.  —  Liebes  Leid  und 
Lust.  7.  Die  lustigen  Weiber  von  Windsor.  —  Titus 
Andronicus.  —  Das  Wintermiirchen.  —  Antonius  und 
Cleopatra.  8.  Maass  fiir  Maass.  —  Timon  von  Athen. 

—  Konig  Lear.  —  Troilus  und  Cressida.      9.     Ende  gut, 
Alles  gut.  —  Othello.  —  Cymbeline.  —  Macbeth. 

POUGE1UES. 

-  Miscellaneous  papers,  etc.,  under  the  hand  and 

seal  of  S.,  includ.  King  Lear  and  part  of 
Hamlet,  from  the  original  mss.  in  the  posses 
sion  of  S.  Ireland.  London,  1796.  f°. 

SELECTION'S. 

-  Handbook   of  reference  and   quotation  ;    mot 

toes  and  aphorisms.     Phila.,  1870.  8". 
SEPARATE  PLAYS   (arranged  alphabetically  with 
their  respective  illustrative  works) . 

Anthony  and  Cleopatra. 

-  BLUMHOF,  K.    (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  23. 

1858.; 

As  you  like  it. 

-  As  you  like  it.    (In  Sargent,  E.      Modern   standard 

dr.,  v.9.) 


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SEPARATE  PLAYS. 

(arranged   alphabetically  with    their    respective 
illustrative  works) . 

Anthony  and  Cleopatra. 

-  BLUMIIOF,  K.     (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  23. 

1858.) 

As  you  like  it. 

-  As  you  like  it.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  9.) 

-  EVANS,  J.      Progress   of  human  life ;  Shakes 

peare's  Seven  ages  of  man  illustr.  2d  ed. 
Chiswick,  1823.  12°. 

-  FLETCIIEK,  G.    (In  Ma  Studies  of  S.  1847.) 

-  MACLISE,  D.      S.'s  Seven  ages;  etched   by  E. 

(ioodall.      London,  Art  Union,  1850.  obi.  8°. 

-  WHITER,    "NV.      Specimen    of    a   commentary, 

cont.  notes  on  As  you  like  it.  Lond.,  1794.  8°. 

Coriolanut. 

-  Coriolanus ;  a  tragedy.      (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  40.) 

-  LEO,  F.  A.  Die  Tiecksche  Uebersetzung  u.  ihre  Bearb. 

durch  Mommsen.  (In  Archiv  f.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  28 
1860.) 

Cymbeline. 

-  FLETCHER,  G.    (In  Ms  Studies  of  8.  1847.) 

See  also  Characters  (p.  2709). 

Hamlet. 

-  Tragicall    hist,    of    Hamlet.      London,   1G04 ; 

ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier.  Lond.,  reprint.,  1859.  4°. 

-  Same.     (In  Sargent,  K.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  3.) 

-  Same.    Fraticlde  punished;    or,    Prince    Hamlet    of 

Denmark,  acted  in  Germany  about  1003  by  English 
players.  [In  Germ,  and  Eng.J  (In  Cohn,  A. 
Shakespeare  in  Germany.  1865.) 

-  A  fragment  of  Hamlet  from  the  original  ms.  in  the  pos 

session  of  S.  Ireland.     See  p.  2706,  2d  col.,  FOKUE- 

RIES. 

French.  Hamlet,  prince  de  Danemark.  (In  Duels 
J.  F.  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1818.) 

-  -  Same.     (In  Dumas,  A.     Theatre  complet,  v.  7.  1804.) 

Germ.     See,  above,  Same.    Fratricide. 

Spanish,  Hamlet.  (In  Moratin,  N.  F.  Obras.  1857  • 
v.  2  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 

BLAZE  DE  BURY,  H.  Hamlet  ct  ses  commentateurs 
depuis  Goethe.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars 
1868.) 

COLERIDGE,  H.  Character  of  Hamlet.  (In  his  Es 
says,  v.  2.  1851.) 

DELI  US,  N.  (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  13. 
1853.)  — ECKHART,  L.  '(In  v.  31.  1862.)— GEHTH, 
A.  Shakspeare  hat  behufs  seines  danischen  Prin- 
zen  Hamlet  die  nordische  Geschichte  des  16.  Jahr. 
studirt.  (In  v.  36.  1864.)  —  HOFFMANN,  — .  Studien 
zu  .S.'s  Hamlet.  (In  v.  3.  1847;  v.  4.  1848.)  —  HUM 
BERT,  — .  Die  Ideale  u.  das  Leben.  (In  v.  37. 
1865.)  —JUNG,  A.  (In  v.  27.  I860.)  — SlEVBRS,  E.  W. 
Zur  Grundlegung  e.  neuen  Auffassuiig  des  Hamlet. 
(In  v.  6.  1849;  v.  8.  1851.) 

GOETHE,  J.  W.  v.     (In  his  VVilhelm  Meister.) 

HACKETT,  J.  H.    (In  hit,  Notes.  1863.) 

TOOLE,  J.  Hamlet  traveslie.  2d  ed.  London,  1811. 
18°.  (C  122) 

MAG  INN,  W.  Character  of  Hamlet.  (In  his  Frase- 
rian  papers.  1857.) 

MO.NTEGUT,  E.  Hamlet.  (In  Revue  d.  Mondes,  av. 
1856.) 

ROBERTSON,  T.  Essay  on  the  character  of  Hamlet. 
(In  Roy.  Soc.  of  Edin.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1790.) 

RIXJGLES,  H.  I.     (In  hi*  Method  of  S.  1870.) 

8CHLEOEL,  A.  W.  von.  Etwas  Uber  8.  bei  Gelegenhcit 
Wilhelm  Meisters.  1796.  (In  his  Barnaul.  Werke, 
v.  7.  1846.) 

VEHY,  J.    (In  his  Essays.  1839.) 

ZIEL,  A.  F.    Die  Ansicht  L.  Tieck's  ilb.  den  Monolog 

in  Hamlet,  in.  1;  nebst  Erort.    Ub.   den   Charakter 

Hamlots  u.  die  Tendenz  d.  Tragodie.     (In  Archiv 

f.  d.Stud.d.  n.  Spr.,v.  3.  1847.     See  also  v.  4.  1848.) 

See  also  Character*  (p.  2709). 

Henry  iv. 

Play  of  Henry  iv.;  printed  from  a  contempo 
rary  ms.;  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  London, 
1845.  8".  (Shakespeare  Soc.) 


—  Henry  iv.     (In  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand,  dr..  v.  10.) 

—  SIEVERS,  E.  W.     Die  Grundidee  des  Henry  iv.    (In 

Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.    n.     Spr.,  v.  11.   1851.) 

(Falstaff.) 

—  GILES,  II.    Falstaff.     (In  his  Lect.,  v.  1.  1851.) 

—  HACKETT,  J.H.    (In  his  Notes.  1863.) 

—  HALLHVELL,  J.   O.      Character  of   Falstaff  in 

Henry  iv.     London,  1841.  16°. 

-  KONEWKA,  P.      Falstaff  and   his  companions; 

21  illustrations,  with  introd.  by  H.  Kurz  ; 
tr.  by  C.  C.  Shackford.  Boston,  1872 
[1871].  12°. 

—  MONTAGI  E,  Mrs.  E.    (In  her  Essay  on  the  genius  of 

S.  1769;  1770.) 

—  MORGAN,  M.  Essay  on  Falstaff.  Lond. ,1777.  8°. 

Henry  vi. 

-  First  sketches  of  the  2d  and  3d  parts  of  Henry 

vi.;  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  London,  1843. 
8°.  (Shakespeare  Soc.) 

—  KNIGHT,  C.     Essay  on  the  three  parts   of  Henry  vi. 

(In  Shakespeare,  W.  Pictorial  ed.,  Hist.,  v.  2. 
1839.) 

—  MALONE,  E.     Diss.  on  the  three  parts  of  Henry  vi. 

(In  Shakespeare,  W.    Plays,  v.  18.  1821.) 

Julius  Ccesar. 

—  Julius  Caesar.     London,  1691.  4°.    (B  1629) 

—  Same.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  11.) 

—  French.    Jules  Ce*ar.      (In  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 

GSuvres,  v.  9.  1785.) 

—  CRAIK,   G.   L.      The    English  of  Shakespeare 

illustr.  in  a  philological  commentary  on  his 
Julius  Cicsar.  London,  1857.  16°. 

Same.     From  3d  London  ed.,  by  W.  J.  Rolfe. 

Boston,  1867.  12°. 

-  DELIUS,  N.    (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  13. 

1853.) 

—  MONTAGUE,  Mrs.  E.    Death  of  Cajsar.    (In  her  Essay 

on  the  genius  of  S.  1769;  1770.) 

Katharine  and  Petruchio. 

—  Katharine  and  Petruchio.   (In  Sargent,  E.   Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  13.) 

King  John. 

—  King  John.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  5.) 

—  FLETCHER,  G.    (In  his  Studies  of  S.  1847.) 

See  also  Characters  (BUCKNILL),  p.  2709. 

King  Lear. 

—  King  Lear.     (In  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  9.) 

—  King  Lear,  from  the  original  ms.  in  the  possession  of  S. 

Ireland.     See  p.  2706,  2d  col.,  FORGERIES. 

—  French.     Le  roi  Lear;  tr.  par  J.  F.  Ducis.    Nouv.  ed. 

Paris,  1813.  8°.    (B  1623) 
Same.    (In  Ducis,  J.  F.     CEuvres,  v.  2.  1818.) 

—  DELIUS,  N.    (Jn  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,   v.  5. 

1849.) 

—  HACKETT,  J.  H.     (In  his  Notes.  1863.) 

—  HARDINGE,  G.    Essay  on  S.'s  character  of  the  fool  in 

King  Lear.     (In  his  Misc.  works,  v.  3.  1818.) 
See  also  Characters  (p.  2709). 

Love's  labor's  lost. 

—  Love's  labor's  lost.     (In   Sargent,   E.     Mod.   stand. 

dr.,  v.  38.) 

Macbeth. 

—  Macbeth.     (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  7.) 

—  French.      Macbeth;  tr.  par  J.  F.    Ducis.      Nouv.  6d. 

Paris,  1813.  8°.     (B  1623) 
Same.     (In  Ducis,  J.  F.     (Euvrcs,  v.  2.  1818.) 

—  Germ.      Macbeth.       (In    Burger,     G.    A.      Sammtl. 

Werke,  v.  5.  1823.) 
Same.    (In  Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von.  Werke,  v.  7.  1867.) 

—  BKEIER,  F.     (In    Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  7. 

1850;  10.  1852.)—  HEUSSI,  J.     (In  v.   12.  1853.)  — 
VOIGTMANN,  — .     (In  v.  8.  1851;  12.  1853;  15.  1854.) 

—  DE  QUINCKV,  T.     The  knocking  at  the  gate  in  M.    (In 

hi*  Miscel.  essays.  1851.) 

—  FLETCHER,  G.     (In  his  Studies  of  S.  1847.) 

—  MONTAGUE,  Mrs.  E.     (In  her  Essay  on   the  genius  of 

S.  1769;  1770.) 

—  RUGGLES,  H.  I.     (In  his  Method  of  S.  1870.) 


SHAKESPEARE 


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SHAKESPEARE 


Merchant  of  Venice. 

—  The  Jew  of  Venice;  a  comedy,  altered  from   Shakes 

peare  by  Lord  Lansdowne.  London,  1701.  8*.  (B 
1629) 

—  Merchant  of  Venice.     (In  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  8.) 

—  Comedy  of  the  merchant  of  Venice;  ed.,  with 

notes,  by  W.  J.  Ilolfe.     N.  Y.,  1871.  16°. 

—  CLARKE,    Mrs.  M.  C.      Girlhood   of    Shakes 

peare's  heroines.  Tale  1  :  Portia.  N.  Y., 
1851.  12". 

—  DELirs,  N.     (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  7. 

1850.)  —  IHNE,  \V.  Notes  and  emendations.  (In 
v.  31.  1862.) 

Merry  wives  of  Windsor. 

—  First  sketch  of  Merry  wives  of  Windsor  ;    ed. 

by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  London,  1842.  8°. 
Shakespeare  Soc.) 

—  RATHGEB,  J.     Narrative  of  the  excursion  [of]   Fred 

erick,   Duke   of  Wirtcmberg  [original  of  Duke  de 
Jamanie]  to  England,   1592;   tr.      (hi  Rye,  W.  B. 
Eng.  as  seen  by  foreigners.  1865.) 
See  also  Henry  iv.  (KONEWKA,  P. ;  —  MORGAN,  M.). 

Midsummer  nigjit's  dream. 

—  Midsummer   night's   dream.      (In   Sargent,   E.     Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  14.) 

—  Danish.      En  Skiaprsommernats  Dro'm  ;  overs. 

af  A.  (Ehlenschlagcr.    Kiobenh.,  1816.  8°. 

—  HALLIWELL,    J.   O.       Illustrations  of  the  fairy 

mythology  of  'A  midsummer  night's  dream'. 
London,  1845.  8°.  (Shakespeare  Soc.) 

Introduction  to  Midsummer    night's    dream. 

London,   1841.  8°. 

-  HALPIN,  N.  J.      Oberon's  vision  in  the  Mid 

summer  night's  dream,  illustr.  by  a  compari 
son  with  Lylie's  Endymion.  London,  1843. 
8°.  (  Shakespeare  Soc.) 

—  HENSE,  C.  C.      (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  10, 

11.  1852;  12.  1853.) 

Much  ado  about  nothing. 

—  Much    ado   about  nothing.      (In    Sargent,   E.     Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  7.) 

—  AYRER,  J.     Comedy  of  the  beautiful  Phsenicio,  con 

taining  the  plot  of  Much  ado  about  nothing.  [In 
Germ,  and  Eng.]  (In  Cohn,  A.  Shakespeare  in 
Germany.  1865.) 

—  FLETCHER,  G.    (In  his  Studies  of  S.  1847.) 

Othello. 

—  Othello,  the  Moor  of  Venice.     Lond.,  1705.  4°.    (B1629) 

—  Same.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  3.) 

—  French.     Othello,  on    Le  More   de  Venise;  tragedie. 

(In  Ducis,  J.  F.     (Euvres,  v.  3.  1818.) 

—  DELIUS,  N.    (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  5. 

1849.) 

-  L.,  — .      Othello  u.'d.  Art  seiner  Ehre'.     (In  Archiv  f. 

d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  26.  1859.)  —  SIEVERS,  E.  W. 
(In  v.  9.  1851.) 

WCRMSSER     VON     VENDENHEYM,    II.    J.      Rel.     of     the 

journey  of  the  Duke  Lewis  Frederick  of  Wirtem- 
berg  through  the  Rhine  country,  Holland,  etc.,  1610, 
[giving  the  date  of  a  representation  of  'Othello']. 
(In  Rye,  W.  B.  Eng.  as  seen  by  foreigners.  1865.) 

Pericles. 

—  Pericles.    (In  Bell,  J.    Brit,  theatre,  v.  29.) 

See  also  Lillo,  G.     Marina;   taken  from  P. 

Richard  n. 

—  NEUBAUER,  — .    (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v. 

24.  1853.)  —  TISCHWITZ,  B.     (In  v.  37.  1865.)    . 

Richard  ill. 

—  Richard    ill.       (In   Sargent,   E.       Modern    standard 

drama,  v.  2.) 

—  REMARKS  on  the  character  of  Richard  ill.  as  played 

by  Cooke  and  Remble.  2d  ed.  London,  [18011.  8°. 
(B  704) 

See  also  Commentaries  (p.  2709). 


Romeo  and  Juliet. 

Romeo  and  Juliet  acted  in  Germany,  1629,  by  English 

players.      [In    Germ,    and    Eng.]      (In    Cohn,    A. 

Shakespeare  in  Germany.  1SH5.) 
Romeo    and  Juliet.      (In   Sargent,  E.       Mod.    stand. 

dr.,  v.  6.) 
French.       Romeo    et    Juliette.      (In    Ducis,    J.    F. 

(Euvres,  v.  1.  1818.) 
Germ.     See.  above,  \»t  title. 
BLAZE  DE  BURY.  A.  H.     Romeo  et  Juliette  de  Gounod. 

(In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai  1867.) 
DEMI'S,  N.     (In    Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr  ,  v.  7. 

1850.)  —  HAGENA,   11.     Berichtigungen   d.  schlegel. 

u.    ticcksclien    Uebersetzung.     (In  v.  6.  1849.      See 

also  v.  8.  1851.) 

FLETCHER,  G.     (In  his  Studies  of  S.  1847.) 
SCHLEC.EL,    A.   \V.   von.      Ueber   Romeo   und   Julie. 

(In  fii»  Sammt.  Werke.  v.  7.  1846.) 
VlEHOFF,  H.     Ueber  Goethe's  Bearbeitung  von  Romeo 

u.  Julie.     (In    Archiv   f.  d.   Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  1. 

1846.) 
\VHATF.LY,   E.     Romeo   and   Juliet.      (In   Afternoon 

lectures,  1867-68.) 

Taming  of  a  shrew. 

See  (p.  2707)  Kutlierine  and  Petruchio. 

Tempest. 

Comedy  of  the  tempest ;  ed.  with  notes,  by 
W.  J.  Ilolfe.  N.  Y.,  1871.  16°. 

AYRER,  S.  Comedy  of  the  beautiful  Siden.  the  only 
drama  extant  which  points  to  the  plot  of  S.'s  Tem 
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MOXTEBUT,  E.  Une  hypothese  sur  la  Tempete.  (In 
Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  aout  1865.) 

OBSERVATIONS  on  the  1st  act  of  Shakespeare's  Tem 
pest.  (In  Roy.  Irish  Acad.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1788.) 

Timon  of  Athens. 
See  (p.  2709)    Characters  (BUCKNILL). 

Titus  Andronicns. 

Titus  Andronicus,  acted  in  Germany,  about  1600,  by 
English  players.  [In  Germ,  and  Eng.]  (In  Cohn, 
A.  Shakespeare  in  Germany.  1865.) 

Twelfth  night. 

Twelfth  night.    (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  8.) 
RUCGLES,  H.  I.     (In  his  Method  of  S.  1870.) 

Two  gentlemen  of  Verona. 

Two  gentlemen  of  Verona.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 
stand,  drama,  v.  4.) 

Winter's  tale. 

The  winter's  tale.     (7n  Sargent,   E.     Mod.  stand,  dr., 

v.  40.) 
HARTMNCE,  G.  Critique  on  the 'Winter's  tale'.  (In  his 

iniscel.  works,  v.  3.  1818.) 

POEMS. 

Poems  ;  with  memoir,  by  A.  Dyce.  Boston, 
1856.  16°. 

Poems.  (In  Malone,  E.  Suppl.  to  the  ed.  of  1778, 
v.  1.  1780.) 

Poems.  (In  Anderson,  R.  Brit,  poets,  v.  2.  1795;  — 
and  in  Chalmers,  A.  Eng.  poets,  v.  5.  1810.) 

Sonnets.     (In  Campbell,   T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  2.  1S19.) 

Germ.  [Uebers.  von  A.  Niehardt.]  (In  Archiv  f.  d. 
Stud.  d.  u.  Spr.,  v.  38.  1865  ) 

BROWN.  C.  A.     See  Binaranhy. 

DRAKE,  N.     Object  of  the  sonnets.     See  BiotirapJiy. 

HITCHCOCK,  E.  A.  Remarks  on  the  sonnets  of 
Shakespeare ;  with  the  sonnets.  N.  Y., 
1865.  8°. 

MASSEY,  G.  Shakespeare's  sonnets  never  be 
fore  interpreted  ;  his  friends  identified  ;  with 
a  likeness  of  himself.  London,  I860.  8°. 

WAILLY,  L.  de.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  dec.  1834.) 


Authorship, 

BACOV,  D.  Philosophy  of  the  plays  of  S.  un 
folded  ;  with  a  preface  by  N.  Hawthorne. 
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See  also  Williams,  K.  F.  (Shakespeare  and  his 
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tions  of  the  collected  works,  as  Howe's  life  in  Mulone's 
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1S65;  —  (ilao  Learning;  —  A'amf.  —  Portrait*;  — 
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Celebrations. 

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proposed  monument  to  Shakspeare.  (In  Pam 
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LOWELL  SHAKESPEARE  MEMORIAL.  Exercises 
on  the  tor-centenary,  April  23  ;  fwith  oration 
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ME7.n>REs,  A.  La  jubile  de  Shakspeare  en  1864.  (In 
Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin  1864.) 

SHAKESPEARE  TERCENTENARY  FESTIVAL,  Strat 
ford  upon  Avon.  Official  programme.  Lon 
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SPRAGUE,  C.  Prize  ode  recited  at  the  representations 
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WISEMAN,  N.  P.  S.,  Card.  Ter-centenary  mem.  of 
8.  (In  Fine  arts  q.  rev..  May  1864.) 

Char  act  erg. 

BrcKNii.L,  J.  C.  The  mad  folk  of  S.  :  [Mac 
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CLARKE,  C.  C.  Shakespeare's  characters, 
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DOICE,  F.  Clowns  and  fools  of  3.  See,  below 
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-  Same.     (In  hi*  Miseel.  works,  v.  3.  1859.) 

HEINE,  II.     Shakespeare's  MHdehen  nnd  Frauen.    (In 

hi*  Siimmtliche  Werke,  v.  5.  18515.) 
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[Shakespeare's]      women.        London,    1836. 

2  v.  8°. 
KELLOGG,  A.  O.     Shakespeare's  delineations  of 

insanity,   imbecility,    and  suicide.      N.    Y., 

1866.   16°. 
MONTAGUE,  Mrs.  E.     The  praeternaturnl  beings.    (In 

her  Essay  on  the  genius  of  S.  1769;  1770.) 
RICHARDSON,  W.     Philos.  analysis  of  some  of 

Shakespeare's    characters :     [Hamlet,    Mac 
beth,  Imogen,    Richard   in.,    Lear,  Timon] ; 

added  an  essay  on  the  faults  of  Shakespeare. 

Boston,  1808.  12°. 
THORNHURY,  G.  W.      Shakespeare's  England. 

London.  1856.  2  v.  8°. 

See  also  Hamlet ;  —  Henry  iv. ;  —  King  Lear. 
Chronology. 

MALONE,  E.    Chronological  order.    (In  Shakespeare, 

W.     Works,  v.  2.  1821.) 
DRAKE,  N.    New  chronology.     See  Bioyraphy. 

Concordances. 

AYSCOUGH,  S.  Index  to  the  remarkable  pas 
sages  and  words.  Dublin,  1791.  8". 

BECKET,  A.  Concordance  to  Shakespeare. 
London,  1787.  8°. 

CLARKE,  Mrs.  M.  C.  Concordance  to  Shake 
speare.  N.  Y.,  1846.  8°. 

Exegetical  criticism. 

(For  continuous  commentaries ;  see  the  various  editions 

of  the  works  and  of  the  single  plays.)  ' 
COLERIDGE,  H.     S.  and  his  contemporaries.     (In  his 

Essays,   v.  1.  1851.)  —  Notes  on  Shakespeare.      (In 

v.  2.  1851.) 

BECKET,  A.     See  Te.rtnal  criticism  (p.  2710). 
DOUCE,  F.       Illustrations  of  Shakespeare  and 

of  ancient  manners  ;   with  diss.  on  the  clowns 

and  fools  of  S.,  the  Gesta  Romanorum,  and 

the  morris  dance.     London,  1807.  2  v.  8°. 
DRAKE,  N.     (In  his  Shakespeare  and  his  times,  v.  2. 

1817.)     See  Biography. 
FLETCHER,    G.     Studies  of    Shakespeare:    K. 

John,  Cymbeline,  Macbeth,  As  you   like   it, 

Much  ado  about  nothing,  Romeo  and  Juliet ; 

with  obs.  on  the  criticism  and  acting  of  those 

plays.     London,  1847.  8°. 


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SHAKESPEARE    (Text,  crit.) 


•  GERVINUS,  G.  G.     Shakespeare  commentaries  ; 

tr.  by  F.  E.  Bunnett.      Lond.,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 

•  GREY.  Z.     See  Textual  criticism. 

•  HACKETT,  J.  H.      Notes,   criticisms,    and    cor 

respondence  upon  S.'s  plays  and  actors. 
N.  Y.,  1863.  8°. 

•  HUDSON,    H.   N.      Lectures    on    Shakespeare. 

(Vol.  2,  2d  ed.)      N.  Y.,  1848-57.    2  v.  12°. 

•  KEIGHTLEY,  T.     See  Textual  criticism  (p.  2710). 

•  KENNY,  T.     See  Jttography. 

•  KNIGHT,  C.     Studies  of  Shakspere.     London, 

1868.  8°. 

•  LITTRE,  E.    Nouvelle  exegese  de  S.  d'apves  une  theo- 

rie  anglaise  sur  la  question  des  races.  (In  Revue 
d.  D.  Mondes,  nov.  1860.) 

•  MALONE,    E.     Suppl.    to  the  ed.  pub.  in  1778 

by  Johnson  and  Stevens.  London,  1780. 
2  v.  8°. 

•  RUGGLES,  H.  I.     Method  of  Shakespeare  as  an 

artist,  deduced  from  an  analysis  of  his  trag 
edies  and  comedies.  N.  Y.,  1870.  16°. 

•  SEYMOUR,  E.  H.    See  Textual  criticism. 

•  SHAKESPEARE'S    legal    maxims.     (In    Archiv  f.   d. 

Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  26.  1859.)  —  S.'s  tenures.  (In 
v.  31.  1862.)  —  S.  illustrated  by  the  lex  seripta.  (In 
v.  32,  35.  1862,  64.)  —  S.  illust.  by  old  authors.  (In 
v.  34,  36-38.  1863-65.) 

WHITE,  li.  G.     (In  his  Shakespeare's  scholar.  1854.) 
WHITER,  W.     Specimen  of  a  commentary  on 
Shakespeare  on  a  new  principle  of  criticism 
derived  from  Locke's  doctrine  of  the  associa 
tion  of  ideas.     London,  1794.  8°. 

Note.      For  several   'Shakespeare   Studieu'  see 
Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  neuercn  Spracheu. 

Forgeries, 

See  FORGERIES  (p.  2766) ;  —  Textual  criticism. 

Genius. 

VERY,  J.    (In  Ms  Essays.  1839.) 
PROCTOR,  B.  W.    Memoir  and  essay  on  the  genius  of 

Shakspere.     (In  his  Essays,  v.  1.  1853.) 
WHITE,   H.   G.    S.'s  genius.    (In    Shakespeare,   W. 
Works,  v.  1.  1865.) 

See  also  Biography;  —  also  (p.  2706)  Knight's 
Pict.  ed. 

History  of  Shakesperian  criticism. 
KNIGHT,  C.    History  of  opinion  on  the  writings  of  S. 
(In  Shakespeare,  W.     Pictorial  ed.,  Doubtful  plays. 
1841.  ;  —  and  in  M*  Studies  of  S.  1868.) 
WIIIPPLE,  E.  P.     Shakespeare's  critics.     (In  ?iis  Es 
says  and  reviews,  v.  2.  1849.) 

Illustrations. 

BOYDELL,  J.  and  J.  Illustrations  of  Shakes 
peare's  works ;  restored  and  pub.  by  S. 
Spooner.  N.  Y.,  1852.  2  v.  f> 

TIECK,  L  Die  Kupferstiche  nach  dor  Shakspeare- 
Galerie  in  London.  (In  his  Krit.  Schr.,  v.  1.  1848.) 

Indexes. 
See  Concordances. 

Language,  pronunciation,  and  versification. 

ABBOTT,  E.  A.  A  Shakespearian  grammar ; 
an  attempt  to  illustrate  some  of  the  differen 
ces  between  Elizabethan  and  modern  Eng 
lish.  London,  1869.  16°. 

ELLIS,  A.  J.  The  pronunciation  of  S.  (In  his  Early 
English  pronunciation,  pt.  3.  1871.) 

FRANCHE,  — .  Der  Relntivsatz  bei  S.  (In  Archiv  f.  d. 
Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  9.  1851.) 

HARDINGE,  G.  Critique  on  S.'s  accentuation.  (In 
hi*  Mi.scel.  works,  v.  3.  1818.) 

MALONE,  E.  Phraseology  and  metre  of  S.  (In 
Shakespeare,  W.  Plays,  v.  1.  1821.) 

NARES,  H.  Glossary  of  words,  phrases,  cus 
toms,  etc.,  partic.  [in]  S.  London.  1822.  4°. 

REMARKS  on  Shakspeare's  versification.  Lon 
don,  1857.  16°. 

RUSHTON,  W.  L.  Shakespeare's  euphuism. 
London,  1871.  16". 


Learning. 

-  MALONE,  E.    Learning  of  S.      (In  Shakespeare,  W. 

Plays,  v.  1.  1821.) 

-  CAMPBELL,  J.       Shakespeare's    legal  acquire 

ments  considered.     London,  1859.    8°. 

-  FULLER,   R.  F.       Shakespeare    as    a   lawyer. 

[Pp.  1-18  of  the  Monthly  law  reporter, 
Nov.  1862.]  8°. 

Music. 

-  BLAZE  DE  BURY,  H.    Musique  des  drames  de  Shak- 

speare.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.  1835.)  — 
Shakespeare  et  ses  musiciens.  (In  mai  1867.) 

Name. 

-  KENNY,  T.    (In  his  Life  of  S.  1864.) 

-  KOCH,  C.  F.     (In    Jahrbuch  f.  d.  rom.  n.    Eng.  Lit., 

v.  6.  1865  ) 

-  MADDEN,  F.     Observations  on  an  autograph  of  Shak 

spere,  and  the  orthography  of  his  name.  (In 
Archaeologia,  v.  27.  1838.) 

Plots. 

-  SIMROCK,  K.     Plots  of  S.'s  plays;   ed.by  J.  O. 

Halliwell.     London,  1850.  8°.      (S.  Soc.) 

Portraits. 

-  BOADEN,  J.     Inquiry  into   the  authenticity  of 

various  pictures  which  have  been  offered  as 
portraits  of  Shakespeare.  Lond.,  1824.  4°. 

Shakespeare  in  Germany. 

-  BELL,  W.    Proof  of  S.  having  lived  in  Germany.     (In 

his  S.'s  Puck,  v.  2.  I860.) 

-  COHN,  A.     Shakespear  in  Germany  in  the  16th 

and  17th  cent.,  etc.     London,  1865.  4°. 

-  KNIGHT,  C.     Shakespeare  in  Germany.     (In  Shakes 

peare,  W.     Pictorial  ed.,  Doubtful  plays.  1841.) 

Sources, 

-  BELL,    W.       Shakespeare's    Puck    and    folks 

lore  illustr.  from  the  superstitions  of  all  na 
tions.  London.  1852-[60].  2  v.  12". 

-  COLLIER,  J.  P.     Shakespeare's  library  ;    a  col. 

of  romances,  novels,  etc.,  used  by  Shakes 
peare.  London,  [1843].  2  v.  8°. 

-  HAZLITT,     W.     C.       Shakespeare    jest-books. 

London,  1864.  3  v.  8°. 

-  LENNOX,    Mrs.  C.   R.     S.  illustrated;   or,  The 

novels  and  histories  on  which  [his]  plays 
are  founded.  London,  1753,  54.  3  v.  12°. 

-  RICHE.  B.    Eight  novels,  1581.    Lond.,  1846.  8°. 

-  STEVENS,  G.     Six  old  plays  on  which  Shakes 

peare  founded  his  Measure  for  measure, 
Comedy  of  errors,  Taming  of  the  shrew,  K. 
John,  K.  Henry  iv.,  and  Henry  v.,  Lear. 
London,  1779.  2  v.  8°. 

-  WORDSWORTH,    C.      Shakespeare's   knowledge 

and  use  of  the  Bible.     London,  1864.  8°. 
See  aluo  (p.  2708)  SINGLE  PLAYS.    Tempest  ( AYRER)  ; 
—  Much  ado  about  nothing  (AYRER);  —  aluo,  above, 
Plots. 

Tales. 

-  LAMB,  C.  and  M.     Tales  from  Shakespeare  for 

the  use  of  young  persons.     N.  Y.,  1869.  12°. 

Textual  criticism,  Forgeries. 

-  EDWARDS,  T.     Canons  of  criticism  ;  suppl.  to 

Warburton's  S.  [1747.]  5th  ed.  London, 
1753.  8°. 

-  GREY,  Z.      Critical   and  explanatory  notes  on 

S.  with  emendations  of  the  text  and  metre. 
London,  1754.  2  v.  8°. 

-  HEATH,   B.      Revisal   of    S.'s    text.     London, 

1765.  8°. 

-  MASON,  J.  N.     (In   his  Comments   on   the  plays   of 

Beaumout  and  Fletcher.  1798.) 


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SEYMOUR,  E.  II.  llemarks,  critical,  conjectural, 
and  explanatory,  upon  the  plays  of  Shake 
speare.  London,  1805.  2  v.  8°. 

UECKET,  A.  Shakespeare's  himself  again  ;  ex- 
ainen  of  the  readings  and  interpretations  of 
the  several  editors.  London,  1815.  2  v.  8°. 

JACKSON,  Z.  Shakespeare's  genius  justified  ; 
restorations  and  illustrations  of  700  passages 
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COI.I.IEH,  J.  1'.  Reasons  for  a  new  ed.  of  S.'s 
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Sharp,  Granville.  Account  of  the  ancient  divi 
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London,  1784.  12". 

—  Address  to  the  people  of  Eng. ;  a  protest  against  every 

suspension  of  law  liable  to  injure  personal  security. 
London,  1778.  8°.  (W  35) 

—  Appendix  to  'Representation  of  the  injustice  and  dan 

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—  Appendix  to  the  2d  ed.  of  Lofft's  "Observations  on  'A 

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against  the  late  proposition  for  a  triennial  election 
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—  Declaration  of  the  people's  natural  right  to  a  share  in 

the  legislature.     London,  1774.  8°.    "(B663) 

—  Same.    3d  ed.      Boston,  reprinted,  1774.  8°.      (B  614, 

D53) 

—  Defence  of  the  right  of  the  people  to  elect  representa 

tives  for  every  session  of  Parliament.  3d  ed. 
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slaves  shewn  to  be  consistent  with  principles  of  hu 
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n.p.,  1794.  8°.    (B999) 

—  The  law  of  passive  obedience,  wherein  is  shown 

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—  The  law  of  retribution;  examples  of  God's  ven 

geance  on  slaveholders,  etc.     Lond.,  1776.  8°. 

—  Letter   to   B.  Franklin,  on    the   subject   of  American 

bishops.     (In  Mass.  Hist,  Soc.     Col.,  v.  3.  1794.) 

—  Remarks  on  'A  catalogue  of  the  sacred  vessels  restored 

by  Cyrus',  etc.     2d  ed.     London,  1775.  8*.     (B  261) 

—  Remarks  on   the  uses  of  the  definitive  article  in  the 

Greek  text  of  the   New  Testament ;  new   proofs   of 
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near  Sierra  Leone.     London,  1786.   12°. 

—  Short  tract  cone,  the  doctrine  of  'Nulliim  tempus  oc- 

currit  regi*.     London,  1779.  8".    (B474) 

-  Tract  on  the  law  of   nature.       Lond.,  1767.  8". 

—  Ha»ie.     London,  1777.  8°. 

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Sharp,  J.imcs,  Abp.  of  St.  Andrews,  b.  1613,  d.  1679.  TRUE 
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Sharp,  James.  Account  of  the  principle  and  effects  of  the 
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Sharp,  James  A.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  services 
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Sharp,  John,  Abp.  of  York,  d.  1714.  SHARP,  T. 
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explained  ;  added,  sentiments  of  the  Oriental  Church, 
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1717.  8".  (B31) 


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Sharpe,  — .  Road-book  for  the  rail ;  eastern  and 
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Sharpe,  Gregory.  The  imitation  of  Christ;  sermon,  church 
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Sharpe,  John.  Monumenta  historica  Britannica.  Vol.  1. 
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341.     (28.  7.  80.) 


—  Introductory  lecture  before  the  med.  class  of  1857/8  of 

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—  Memorials  of  the  descendants  of  \Vm.  Shattuck. 

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—  Memorials  of  the  Whites.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col., 

v.  32.  1854.) 

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(B  1186,  1652) 

See  also  Mass.    Comm.  for  a  Sanitary  Survey. 
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descendants  of  8.  1855.) 
Shaver,  John  G.     GR.  BRITAIN.   Part.    Papers  rel. 

to  [his]  imprisonment,    at  Fort  Warren,    in 

Boston  Harbour.  London,  1862.  f°.    (North 

Amer.  papers,  no.  7.) 
Shaving  of  Shagpat;  by  G.  Meredith.      London, 

1856.  12°. 
Shaw,  Mrs.    Formation  of  industrial  schools  In  connexion 

with   national   and   parochial    schools.      (In    Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1862.) 
Shaw,  Alexander.     Injuries  of  the  back.     (In  Holmes,  T. 

Syst.  of  surg.,  v.  2.  1861.)  —  Diseases  of  the  spine. 

(In  v.  3.  1862.)  —  Lateral  distortion  of  the  spine. 

(In  v.  4.  1864.) 
Shaw,  Benj.     Brief  expos,  of  the  principles  of  the  Lancaste- 

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Shaw,  Benjamin,  et  al.    Trial  for  riots  and  disturbance  of 

public  worship  in  the  Soc.  of  Quakers,  Lynn,  Mass. 

Salem,  1822.  8".    (B  561) 

Shaw,  Benj.     Saturday  half-holiday  question  in  the  metrop 
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Shaw,  Benjamin  Hhurtluff,  M.D.     Analysis  of  blood;  new 

method  of  separating  blood  globules  from  the  coag- 

ulum.     From  the  Amer.  journ.  of  med.  sciences  for 

July,  1853.    n.p.,  n.d.  8°.    (B  1561) 

—  Colored  prismatic  crystals  in   blood   globules.     From 

Amer.  journ.  of  med.  sci.  for  April,  1853.  n.t.p. 
[1853?!  8°.  (B1561) 

Shaw,  C.  Wolfe.  Juvenile  crime  in  Ireland.  (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1867) 

Shaw,  Charles.  Topographical  and  hist,  descrip 
tion  of  Boston.  Boston,  1817.  12°. 

Shaw,  Cuthbert.  Poetical  works;  prefixed,  A  life  of  the 
author.  ( In  Anderson,  R.  Brit,  poets,  v.  11.  1795.) 

—  Extract  from  'A  monody  on  a  young  lady'.     (In  Camp 

bell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1819.) 

Shaw,  Daniel.  [A  pamphlet,  on  several  theological  sub 
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Shaw,  David  Brainard,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1854.  See 
Walker,  H.  D.  (B  1224) 

Shaw,  Elijah.  Bible  truth  rel.  to  God,  Christ,  and  the  Holy 
Spirit.  Portland,  1833.  18°.  (C  225) 

Shaw,    George.      General  zoology  ;  or,  Systematic 
nat.  hist.,  v.  1-8  ;  contin.  by  J.  F.  Stephens, 
with  index.     London,  1800-26.  14  v.  8°. 
Content*.     Vol.  1,  2.      Mammalia.       3.     Amphibia. 
4,  5.     Pisces.      6.     Insecta.      7-14.    Aves.  —  Index. 

—  Musei  Leveriani  explicatio  Anglica  et  Latina. 

[London,]  1792-96.  2  v.  4°. 

—  Zoological'lectures  at  the  Royal  Institution  in 

1806-07.     London,  1809.  2 "v.  8°. 
—  and   Nodder,    F.    P.     Vivarium    naturae ;    or, 
The  naturalist's  miscellany.     London,  1790- 
1813.  24  v.  8". 
Contents.    Vol.  1.    Mammalia.     2.    Amphibia.     3-9. 


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Birds.     10-13.     Fishes.     14-19.     Insects.     20.    Crusta 
cea,  etc.      21,  22.     Shells.      23-24.    Mollusca. 
Shaw,  George.     Manufactures  of  glass.     (In  Soc.  of  Arts. 

Lect.,.1851,  52.) 
Shaw,  George  F.     Irish   labourer  in   Liverpool.     (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1861.) 
Shaw,  Henry.     Details  of  Elizabethan  architecture. 
London,  1839.  4°. 

—  Dresses  and  decorations  of  the  Middle  Ages. 

London,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 
-  Encyclopedia  of  ornament.  [London,]  1842.  4°. 

—  Examples  of  ornamental  metal  work.    London, 

1836.  4°. 

—  Specimens  of  anc.  furniture  ;  -with  descriptions, 

by  Sir  S.  R.  Meyrick.     London,  1836.  4°. 

Shaw,  Rev.  James.  Twelve  years  in  America. 
London,  Dublin,  etc.,  1867.  12°. 

Shaw,  James,  Murder  of,  1804.     See  Dennis,  R.     (B  427) 

Shaw,  James  B.  Holiness  the  chief  ministerial  qualifica 
tion  ;  discourse.  Rochester,  1842.  8°.  (B  1301) 

Shaw,  John,  Capt.  U.S.N.  UNITED  STATES.  Navy  Depart 
ment.  Trial  of  S.  by  court  martial,  upon  charges 
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Shaw,  John.  Further  obs.  on  the  lateral  or  serpen 
tine  curvature  of  the  spine,  and  the  treat 
ment  of  contracted  limbs ;  supplement  to 
the  work  on  distortions  of  the  spine  and 
bones  of  the  chest.  Lond.,  1825.  8°. 

—  Manual  of  anatomy.      3d  ed.     London,  1822. 

2  v.  12°. 

—  Observations  on  the  causes  and  early  symptoms 

of  defects  in  the  form  of  the  spine,  chest,  and 
shoulders.     London,  1827.  8°. 

—  Nature  and   treatment   of    the   distortions    to 

which  the  spine  and  bones  of  the  chest  are 

subject.     London,  1823.  8°  and  Plates   f°. 
Shaw,  John.    Personal  narrative.    (In    Wisconsin    Hist. 

Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1856.) 
Shaw,    John  Robert.      Narrative  of  [his]  life  and 

travels  ;  by  himself.      Lexington,  Ky.,  1807. 

12°. 
Shaw,  Joseph.    The  gospel  call;  discourse.    Phila.,  1824. 

8°.  (B1301) 
Shaw,  Lemuel.    Address  before  the  bar  of  Berkshire,  on 

taking  his   seat  as  Chief  Justice   of  the   Supreme 

Judicial    Court,    Sept.    1830.        Boston,    1831.     8°. 

(B  1022,  1804) 

—  Charge  to  the  grand  jury  for  the  County  of  Essex,  at 

the    Supreme    Judicial    Court,   Ipswich.      Boston, 
1832.  8°.     (B  1435,  1801) 

—  Discourse,  Humane   Society  of  Mass.,  June  11.     Bos 

ton,  1811.  8°.    (B  770,  1694,  1733,  1853) 

—  Oration.  Boston,  July  4.     Boston,  1815.  8°.     (B  558) 

—  and  others.     [Statement  of   the  committee   to   raise 

funds  for   the   Polish   exiles,  1834.1     n.t.p.     [1834.1 
8°.    (B  1088,  1807) 

—  and  other*.    To   the   citizens   of   Mass.;    [circulars]. 

n.p.,  [abt.  1858].  f°.    (A  67) 

—  LOKING,  J.  S.     (hi  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

—  SWETT,    S.       Sketch    of    L.   Shaw,     n.t.p.      [I860.] 

16°.    (C256) 

—  THOMAS,  B.  F.    Sketch  of  the  life  of  S.    (In  Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1867-69.) 
Shaw,   Linus  Hall.    Labor  and  reward ;  sermon.     Exeter, 

1841.  8°.    (B1301) 
Shaw,  Rev.  Oakes.     Sermon,  Apr.  2,  1766,  ordination  of  W. 

Shaw,  Marshfield,  Mass.     Boston,  1766.  8°.    (B  54) 
Shaw,  Oliver.     Sacred  melodies  selected  from  Han 
del,  Haydn,  and  others  ;  with  several  orig. 

compositions.     Prov.,  1818.  4°. 
Shaw,  Peter.    Notes  and   app.    (In  Boerhaave,  H.    New 

method  of  chemistry.    1741.) 
Shaw,  Philander.    Sermon,  occasioned  by  the  death  of  Mrs. 

Sarah  Whitman,  Wellfleet,  Dec.  20,  1803.      Boston, 

1804.  8°.    (B854) 
Shaw,  Robert  Gould.    SHAW,  Mrs.  8.  B.  '  (In  Higginson, 

T.  W.     Harvard  memorial  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 
Shaw,    Samuel.      Works.     1st  Amer.  ed.    Boston, 

1821.  2v.  12°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     Life.  —  A  welcome  to  the  plague 
—  A  farewell  to  life.  —  The  angelical  life.  —  Immanuel;. 


a  discovery  of  true  religion.  —  Communion  with  the 
Deity.  2.  The  true  Christian's  test;  a  discovery  of  the 
love  and  lovers  of  the  world. 

—  Immanuel ;  or,  The  discovery  of   true  religion. 

Boston,  1741.  12°. 

—  Same.     3d  ed.     Boston,  1744.   12°. 

—  Voice  of  one  crying  in  the  wilderness;   or,  The 

business  of  a  Christian.      Boston,  1746.  12°. 
Shaw,  Major  Samuel.     Journals ;  with  life   of  the 
author  by  J.  Quincy.     Boston,  1847.  8°. 

—  HUNT,   F.     (In  his   Lives   of  Amer.  merchants,  v.  2. 

1858.) 
Shaw,  Mm.  Sarah  Blnke.     Biography  of  R.  G.  Shaw.     (In 

Higginson,  T.  W.     Harv.  mem.   biog.,   v.   2.  1866.) 
Shaw,  Iftv.  Stebbing.     Tour  to   the  West   of  England    in 

1788.     (In  Pinkerton,    J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.*2.  1808.) 
Shaw,  Thomas,  d.  1751.      Travels  in  Barbary  and 

the  Levant.     Oxford,  1738.  f°. 

—  Same,  ch.  1-4.     Trav.  in  Barbary.      (In   Pinkerton, 

J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  15.  1814.) 

—  Same,   extract.     (In   Knox,  J.     Col.,  v.  6.  1767;  —  in 

Moore,  J.  H.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1778;  —  and,  French, 
in  Mont6mont,  A.  Biblioth.  univ.,  v.  22.  1834.) 

—  ST.  JOHN,  J.  A.     (In  his  Lives  of  celebrated  travel 

lers,  v.  2.  1827.    Harpers'  fam.  lib.,  v.  37.) 
Shaw,  Lieut.  Thomas.     Memoires  snr  les  habitans  des  monts 
voisins    de    Radjamfihall,    1792.      (In    Serieys,   A. 
Bibl.  acad.,  v.  1.  1810.) 

Shaw,  Thomas  Budd.  Outlines  of  English  litera 
ture.  London,  1849.  8°. 

—  Same,  called  History  of  Eng.  lit.;  ed.  bv  W. 

Smith.     London,  1864.  8°. 

—  Same,  called  Complete  manual  of  Eng.  lit. ;  ed. 

by  W.  Smith  ;  with  sketch  of  Amer.  lit.,  by 
H.  T.Tuckerman.  N.  Y.,  1867.  12°. 

Shaw,  Thomas  George.  Wine,  the  vine,  and  the 
cellar.  London,  1863.  8°. 

Shaw,  Rev.  Wm.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  S.Johnson.  London,  1785.  16°. 

Shaw,  Wm.,  J).D.  Folly  and  danger,  etc.,  discourse,  Marsh- 
field,  Nov.  24,  1811,  funeral  of  six  men  who  were 
shipwrecked.  Salem,  1812.  8°.  (B  332) 

—  Resurrection  of  good  men,  etc.,  discourse.  Plymouth, 

July  14,   death  of  C.  Robbing.     Boston,    1799.    8°. 

(B  332) 
Shaw,   Wm.    TRIAL,  1790.    See  Chapman,  E.,  vs.  Shaw, 

W.    (A  62) 
Shaw,  Wm.  Francis.     Liber  Estrise  ;  or,  Memorials 

of  Eastry,  Co.  of  Kent.      London,  1870.  4°. 
Shaw,  Wm.  Smith.     FELT,  J.  B.     Memorials  of  S. 

Boston,  1852.  12". 

—  QUINCY,  J.    Biog.  notice.    (In  his  History  of  the  Bos 

ton  Athenaeum.  1851.) 

Shawanoes.  DKAKE,  B.  Life  of  Tecumseh,  and 
his  brother  the  prophet ;  with  an  hist,  sketch 
of  the  Shawanee  Indians,  [1607-1813]. 
Cincin.,  1856.  12°. 

—  HARVEY,    H.      History  of    the    Shawnee   In 

dians,  1681-1854.     Cincin.,  1855.   12°. 

—  JONES,  D.     Journal  of  two  visits  to  Indians  on 

the  west  side  of  the  River  Ohio,  1772-73. 
N.Y.,  1865.  8°.  (Sabin's  Reprints,  8°  ser., 
no.  2.) 

—  SPENCER,  O.  M.    Indian  captivity;  a  true  nar. 

of  the  capture  of  S.,  by  the  Indians  in  the 
neighborhood  of  Cincinnati,  [1790-95].  N  Y., 
[1835].  8°. 

—  LYKINS,  J.  Siwiniowe  eawekitake.  [Shawnee  primer.] 

Shawannoc  Mission,  1834.  16°.    (E  132) 

—  Same.     Shawannoe  Mission,  1838.  16".     (E  132) 

—  VOCABULARY  of  the   Delaware  and  Shawanese   lan 

guages.    (In  Penn.  Hist.  Soc.    Mem.,  v.  7.  1860.) 

See  also  Bible  (p.  288). 
Shawl,  Der ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.    (In  his  Theater,  v.  31. 

1841.) 
Shawmut.     DAVIS,  S.     On  the  aboriginal  phrase  Shawmut. 

(In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  20.  1823.) 

—  TKUMBULL,  J.  H.     Letter  on  the  Indian  name,  'Shaw 

mut'.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.  1866-67.) 
Shawnees.    See  Shawanoes. 


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Shay's  Rebellion.     MINOT,  G.  11.      History  of  the 
insurrections    in    Mass.,   1786.      Worcester, 
1788.  8°. 
Same.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1810.  8°. 

—  PUTNAM,  H.     Letter  to  Oov.  Bowdoin  in  rel.  to  Shay's 

Rebellion.     (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1847.) 

She  stoops  to  conquer.     See  Goldsmith,  O. 

She  woti'J  and  she  woti'd  not;  comedy.     See  Gibber,  C. 

She  writes;  by  E.  Polko.     (In  Old  and  new,  v.  1.  1870.) 

Shea,  John  Gilmary  (Fr.  Jean  Marie).  Discovery 
and  exploration  of  the  Mississippi  Valley. 
N.  Y.,  1852.  8°. 

Contents.  Shea,  J.  G.  History  of  the  disc,  of  the 
Mississippi  Valley  ;  —  Life  of  J.  Marquette;  —  Notice  on 
the  sietir  Jolliet.  —  Dablon,  C.  voy.  and  disc,  of 
Marquctte,  1t>73,  etc.  —  Allouez,  C.  Narrative  of  [his] 
voy.  to  the  Illinois.  —  Le  Clercq,  C.  Bibliog.  notice  of 
the  etablissemcnt  de  la  foi ;  —  Narrative  of  La  Salle's 
first  attempt  to  explore  the  M.  —  Shea,  J.  G.  Bibliog. 
notice  of  the  works  of  Hennepin.  —  Hennepin,  L.  Nar 
rative  of  a  voy.  to  the  Upper  M.  —  Membre,  Z.  Narrative 
of  the  adventures  of  La  Salle's  party,  Feb.  1680  -  June 
10S1;  —  Narrative  of  La  Salle's  voy.  down  the  M.  —  Le 
Clercq,  O.  Account  of  La  Salle's  attempt  to  reach  the 
M.  by  sea.  —  Douay,  A.  Narrative  of  La  Salle's  attempt 
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account  of  the  destruction  of  La  Salle's  fort  in  Texas.  — 
Aji/iendir.  Shea,  J.  G.  Kecit  des  voyages  et  des  decou- 
vertes  dii  P.  J.  Marquette,  etc.  —  Marquette,  J.  Unfin 
ished  letter  cont.  his  last  journal.  —  France.  King. 
La  Salle's  patent  of  nobility ;  —  La  Salle's  2d  commission. 

—  Shea,  J.  G.     Comparative  table  of  names  on  the  map' 
pub.  by  Thevenot,  and  Marquette's  real  map  annexed. 

-  Early  southern    tracts.     [London,]    1634-1708 

[repr.,  Albany,  1865-66J.  2  v.  4°. 
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nings  of  the  Lord  Baltimore's  plantation  in  Maryland, 
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to  Maryland;  a  satyr,  in  burlesque  verse. 

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by  Cavalier,  St.  Cosme,  Le  Sueur,  Gravier, 
and  Guignas ;  with  introd.  and  notes. 
Albany,  1861.  8°. 

—  Fallen  brave;  a   biog.  memorial  of  American 

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Content*.  Shea,  J.  G.  Col.  E.  E.  Ellsworth;  — 
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Lieut-Col.  J.  Haggarty;  —  Brig-Gen.  N.  Lyon ;  — 
Lieuts.  L.  L.  Jones  and  C.  8.  Pratt ;  —  Lieut.  W.  Ship 
ley;  —  Capt.  II.  II.  Alden;  —  Maj.  J.  8.  Gavitt.  — 
Curtis,  G.  W.  Maj.  T.  Winthrop.  —  Maj.  S.  Ballou.  — 
Capt.  L.  Tower.  —  Bates,  A.  J.  Capt,  E.  W.  Jones.  — 
Tillinghast,  J.  8.  ("'apt.  O.  II.  Tillinghast.  —  Craig,  J. 
N .  Lieut.  P.  O.  Craig.  —  McCook,  D.  Capt.  C.  McCook. 

—  Lowe,  T.  O.    Col.  J.  W.  Lowe.  —  Wilkes,  G.     Col. 
E.  I).  Baker.  —  Clarke,  J.  F.     Lieut.  W.  L.  Putnam.  — 
Cutler,  K.     Lieut.  J.  W.  Grout. 

—  French  Onondaga  dictionary;  from  a  ms.    of 

the  17th  cent.  N.  Y.,  I860".  8°.  (Lib.  Amer. 
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—  History  of  Catholic  missions  among  the  Indian 

tribes  in  the  United  Suites,  1529-1854.  N.  Y., 
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—  Indian  tribes  of  Wisconsin.     (In  Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc. 

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Namely.  Vol.  1.  Shea,  J.  G.  French-Onondaga 
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San  Antonio  mission,  California.  18(51.  8.  Arroyo  de 
la  Cuesta,  F.  Vocabulary  or  phrase-book  of  the  Mut- 
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11.  Gibbs,  G.  Alphabetical  vocabularies  of  the  Chal- 
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—  Memoir  of  T.  B.  Smith.     (In  Nuiiez  Cabeqa  de  Vaca, 

A.     Relation.  1871.) 

—  llecueil  de  pieces  stir  la  negociation  en tre  la  Nouv. 

France  et  la  Nouv.  Angleterre,  es  annees 
1648  etsuivantes.  N.  Y'.,  1866.  8°. 
Contents.  Dreuillette,  G.  Narrc  du  voyage  faict 
pour  la  mission  des  Abnaquiois  et  des  connaissanees 
tire/,  de  la  Nouv.  Angleterre  et  deH  dispositions  des 
magistrals  de  eette  republique  pour  le  seeours  contre  les 
Iroquois;  —  Epistola  ad  Joannem  Winthrop;  —  Lett  re. 
Lalemant,  J.,  and  Ragueneau,  P.  Extraits  du  journal. 
—  Quebec.  Council.  Lettre  ecritte  aux  commissionaires 
de  la  nouv.  Angleterre.  —  Canada.  Council.  Extrait 
des  registres,  20  juin,  1651. 

—  Relation   de  la  mission  du  Mississipi  du  Semi- 

naire  de  Quebec  en  1700,  par  Montigny,  St. 
Cosme,  Thaumur  de  la  Source.  N.  Y.,  1861. 
8°. 

—  Relation   des   affaires  du  Canada,   1696;   avec 

des  lettres  des  peres  de  la  Compagnie  de 
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Contentn.  Les  affaires  du  Canada,  1696.  —  Lamber- 
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Destroit.  —  Marest,  G.  Lettre  a  un  pere  de  la  Com 
pagnie,  le  29  avril  1099.  —  Binneteau,  J.  Lettre,  1699.  — 
Bigot,  J.  Lettre,  1699. 

—  Relations  diverses  sur  la   bataille  du    Malan- 

gueule  ;  le    9  juillet,   1755,  par  les  Francois 

sous  M.  de  Beaujeu,  sur  les  Anglois  sous  M. 

Braddock.     N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 

Contents.    Shea,  J.  M.     Notice  sur  Beaujeu.  —  Gode- 

froy,  — .      Relation  de  1'actlon,  avec  etat  de  1'artillerie, 

etc.  —  Relation  depuis  le  depart  des  trouppes  de  Quebec 

jusqu'au  30  sept.   1756.   —  Ponchot,  — .       Relation   de 

i'action.   —  Relation  du   combat  tiree  des  archives  du 

Depot  General  de  la  Guerre.  —  Relation  oilicielle,  impri- 

mee  au  Louvre.  —  Relation  des  divers  mouvements  quo 

se  sont  passes  entre  les  Francois  et  les  Anglois.   —   Etat 

de  1'artillerie,  munitions  de  guerre,  etc.  —  Lotbiniere,  — . 

Lettre  a  M.  le  comte  d'Argenson.  —   Du  Quesne,  Fort. 

Extraits  du  registre. 

S'.ieads,  Carrie.    MOORE,  F.    (In  his  Women.  1866.) 
Shearman,  Wm.    History  and  treatment  of  chronic 
debility.     London,  1824.  8°. 

—  Nature,  causes,  and  treatment  of  water  on  the 

brain.     London,  1825.  8°. 

Shebbeare,  John.  Essay  on  the  origin  of  national  soc.; 
in  which  the  principles  of  government,  etc.  cont.  in 
Dr.  Price's  'Observations,'  etc.,  are  fully  refuted; 
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—  BAILLIE,  H.    Letter  to  8.;  cont.  refill,  of  his  argu- 

ments  on  the  Boston  and  Quebec  acts.    London,  1775. 
8°.  (B384) 
Appendix.     London,  1775.  8°.    (B  381) 

Sheboygan  County.  RCBLEE,  II.  Early  times  in  S.  (In 
Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  4.  1859.) 

Shechinah.  SEWALL,  8.  Scripture  account  of  the  Shechi- 
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Shedd,  Joel  Herbert,  and  Edson,  W.  Suggestions 
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Shedd,  Wm?  Letters  to  W.  E.  Channing  on  fallen 
spirits;  by  Canonicus.  Boston,  1828.  12". 

Shedd,  Wm.  Greenough  Thayer.  Africa  and  col 
onization  ;  an  address  before  the  Mass.  Colonization 
Soc.,  May  27.  Andover,  1857.  8°.  (B  1484) 

—  History  of    Christian   doetinrc.      N.  Y.,  186.3. 

2  v.  8°. 

—  Method  and  influence  of  theological  studies  ;  discourse 

before  the  Lit.  Soc.  of  the   Univ.  of  Vt.,  Aug.  5. 

Burlington,  1845.  8".    (B  1575) 
Shedden,  Miss.     Necessity  for  the  inviolate  preservation  of 

trial  by  jury  of  all  great  questions  of  fact.     (In  Nat. 

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Shee,  Sir  George.     Construction  of  ships.    (In  Roy.  Irish 

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Shee,  Sir  Martin  Archer.   Elements  of  art ;  a  poem. 

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Sheffield,    Edmund,     1th    Duke    of     Buckingham. 
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Sheffield,     John,    1st    Duke    of    Buckinghamshire. 

AVorks.  London,  1729.  2  v.  8". 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  The  temple  of  death.  —  Ode  on 
love.  —  Hongs  and  verses.  —  The  tragedy  of  Julius  Caesar 
alter'd.  —  The  death  of  Marcus  Brutus.  2.  Memoirs 
of  John,  Duke  of  Buckingham;  written  by  himself.  — 
Memoirs  in  the  reign  of  Charles  n.  —  The  character  of  a 
Tory,  in  answer  to  that  of  a  Trimmer.  —  Character  of 
Charles  n.  —  Character  of  the  Earl  of  Arlington.  — 
Letter  to  Dr.  Tillotson.  —  The  Earl  of  Mulgrave's  speech 
in  the  Ho.  of  Lords,  for  the  bill  touching  free  and  impar 
tial  proc.  in  Parl.  —  Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Peers,  April  18, 
1695.  —  Observations  on  the  statute  of  treasons,  25 
Edward  in.  —  Dialogue  between  Augustus  Caesar  and 
Cardinal  Richelieu.  —  Dialogue  between  Mahomet  and 
the  Duke  of  Guise.  —  On  Julius  Caesar.  —  The  story  of 
Herod  and  Marc  Antony,  collected  out  of  the  Roman 
historians.  —  Obs.  on  the  first  book  of  Tully's  letters  to 
Atticus.  —  The  letter  of  Epicurus  to  Meneceus.  —  Essays 
on  friendship.  —  On  philosophy.  —  On  vanity.  —  On. 
criticism.  —  On  authors.  —  Of  vulgar  errors.  —  Letter 
to  the  D—  of  Sh— .  —  Letter  to  Mr.  P—  on  the  late  dis 
pute  about  Homer. 

—  Poems.     (In  Chalmers,  A.     Eng.  poets,  v.  10.  1810;  — 

and  in  Anderson,  R.     Brit,  poets,  v.  7.  1795.) 

—  CHARACTER  of  J.  8.,  with  the  pedigree  of  the  Shef 

field  family,  and  his.will.     London,  1729.  8".    (D  54) 

—  JOHNSON,    S.      (In   his    Works,  v.   10.    1806;  —  and 

Lives  of  Eng.  poets,  v.  1.  1810.) 

—  REVIEW  of  [his]  conduct  during  his  administration  in 

[Ireland].     Dublin,  1781.  8°.     (C  155) 

—  funeral  Herman  on.  1726.     <S>e  Callamy,  E.     (C  201) 
Sheffield,  Earl  of.     See  Holroyd,  J.  B. 

Sheffield,  Eng.  Citizens.  Proceedings  of  the  public  meet 
ing  at  Sheffield,  Apr.  7,  1794,  also  an  address  to  the 
British  nation.  Sheffield,  1794.  12°.  (D  55) 

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Sheffield.     (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans., 

1865.) 
Sheffield,  Mass.    BRADFORD,  J.    History  of  S.    (In  Field. 

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Shefford  Co.,  C.  E.     WALLING,  H.  F.    Map  ;  from 

surveys  under  the  direction  of  O.  W.  Gray. 

n.p.,  i864. 
Shell,  Lady  Mary  Leonora  (Woulfe) .     Glimpses  of 

life  and  manners  in  Persia.     Lond.,  1856.  12°. 
Shell,    Richard  Lalor.     The    apostate ;    a  tragedy. 

London,  1817.  8°.     (B  1401) 

—  Evadne;  or,  The  statue;  a  play.    (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  7.) 

—  Sketches  of  the   Irish  bar ;    with  memoir  and 

notes  by  II.    S.  Mackenzie.       N.  Y.,  1854. 
2  v.  12°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Mem.  of  S.  —  An  Irish  circuit.  — 
Four  Courts,  Dublin,  —  O'Connell.  —  1'lunket.  —  Bushe. 

—  Saurin.  —  Joy.  —  Calamities  of  the  bar.  —  Lefroy.  — 
Goold.   —  North.  —  Wallace.  —  Wexford  assizes.  — 
Doherty.  —  Dublin  Tabinet  ball.  —  Catholic  leaders  and 
assocs.     2.     Ld.  Norbury.  —  Clonmel  assizes.  —  Catholic 
bar.  —  O'Loghlin.  —  Blackburne.  —  Confessions  of  a 
junior  barrister.  —  Manners.  —  Manner's  testimonial.  — 
Catholic,  deputation.  —  Rowan.  —  Foster.  —  The  Clare 
election.  —  Pendenen  Heath  election.  —  Brougham,  1831. 

—  State  of  parties  in  Dublin.  —  Index. 

—  Same.      Sketches    legal    and    political  ;      ed. 

with    notes,    by   M.  W.    Savage.      London, 
1855.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.1.    Legal  sketches.    Bushe. —  Saurin. 

—  Joy.  —  Norbury.  —  The  Catholic  bar.  —  Bellew.  — 
O'Loghlcn.   —   Leslie  Foster  and  the  Louth  election  of 
18'2(i.   —   L.  Foster  as  a  barrister,  scholar,  and  commis 
sioner  of  educ.   —  Calamities  of  the  bar.   —   Diary  of  a 
barrister.  —  Burning  of  the  Sheas.  —  Farewell  of  Lord 
Manners.  —  The  murder  of  Holycross. —  Observations  on 
agrarian  crime.  —  Notes  upon  circuit.   Political  sketches. 
State  of  parties  in  Dublin.      2.     Pol.  sketches.    State  of 
parties  in  Dublin.   —  The  Catholic  deputation.  —  The 
Tabinet  ball.    —   The   Hohenloe    miracle.  —  The  Clare 
election :  prelim,  proc.,  —  The  Court-house  and  the  poll. 

—  O'Connell  returned.  —  Catholic  leaders  and  associates. 

—  Penenden  Heath.  —  Effect  of  emancipation.  —  Recol 
lections    of    the    Jesuits,     Kensington,   Stonyhurst.  — 
Zoology  in  Dublin.  —  Irish  elections.  —  Mr.  Stanley  iu 
Ireland. 


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—  Speeches  ;  ed.  with  a  mem.  by  J.  Maenevin.  2d 

ed.     Dublin,  1853.   12°. 

-  McCn.LAGH,  W.  T.     Memoirs  of  S.     London, 

1855.  2  v.  8°. 

Shekleton,  Robert,  Jf.D.  Case  of  pelvic  tumour  obstruct 
ing  labour.  Dublin,  1K.V).  8".  (B1561) 

Shelburne,  Knrl  of.     See  Petty,  W. 

Shelburne,  17.  HITCHCOCK,  K.  Certain  conglomerated 
and  brceciated  trachytic  dykes  in  S.  (In  Amer. 
Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  14.  1861.) 

Shelby,  Isaac,  (for.  [SKETCH.]  (In  Longacre,  J.  B.,  and 
Herring,  J.  Nat.  portr.  gal.,  v.  1.  1837.) 

Sheldon,  .Vrs.Electra  M.  Early  history  of  Michigan, 
to  1815.  N.  Y.,  1856.  V. 

Sheldon,  Gilbert,  Archtip.  of  Canterbury.  Letter  to  the 
King.  (Iii  Fairwarning.  1063.  B  3) 

Sheldon,  L.  II.  Moral  responsibility  of  the  citizens  and  na 
tion,  in  respect  to  the  fugitive  slave  bill :  discourse 
Apr.  10,  1851.  Andover,  1851.  8*.  (B  1260) 

Sheldon,  "Wm.,  of  Jamaica.  History  of  the  heathen 
Rods  and  heroes.  Worcester,  [1809],  12°. 

—  Account  of  the  Caraihs,  who  inhabited    the   Antilles. 

(In  Amer.  Antiq.  Soc.     Archaeol.,  v.  1.  182U.) 
Sheldrake,  Timothy.      Description  of  the    theory 
and    properties    of    inclined    plane    wheels. 
London,  1811.  8°. 

-  On  diseased  and  distorted  spine.  Lond.,  1827.  8°. 
Shelley,  Lady  Jane.     Shelley  memorials.     Boston, 

1859.  12°. 

Shelley,  Mrs.  Mary  Wollstonecraft  (Godwin). 
Frankenstein.  Boston,  Camb.,  1869.  16°. 

—  Lives  of  eminent  literary  and  scientific  men  of 

France.    London,  1838"-39.  2  v.   16°.     (Larcl- 

ner.    Cab.  eye.) 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Montaigne.  —  Rabelais.  —  Cor- 
neille.  —  Rochefoucauld.  —  Moliere.  —  La  Fontaine.  — 
Pascal.  —  Mme.  de  Sevigne.  —  Boileau.  —  Racine.  — 
Feiiclon.  2.  Voltaire.  —  Rousseau.  —  Condorcet.  — 
Mirabeau.  —  Mme.  Roland.  —  Mme.  de  Stnel. 

—  Rambles  in  Germany  and  Italy,  1840-43.    Lon 

don,  1844.  2  v.    12°. 

—  Valperga  ;    or,    Life  and    adventures    of  Cas- 

truccio.     London,  1823.  3  v.  12°. 

—  HOKNE,  U.  II.     (In  his  A  new  Spirit  of  the  age,  v.  2. 

1844.) 
Shelley,    Percy    Bysshe.     Poetical   works ;  ed.  by 

Mrs.  Shelley.     London,  1840.  8°. 
-    Same.     Ed.,  with  a  memoir,  by  Mrs.  Shelley. 

Boston,  1855.  3  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Queen  Mab.  —  Alastor.  —  Revolt 
of  Islam.  —  Prometheus  unbound.  2.  The  Oenci;  a 
tragedy.  —  Hellas ;  a  lyrical  drama.  —  (Edipus  tyrannus  ; 
or,  Swellfoot  the  tyrant;  a  tragedy.  —  Karly  poems. — 
Poems  written  1816-19.  3.  Poems  written  1820-22.  — 
Translations. 

—  Same.   With  a  mem .,  by  \V.  M.  llossetti.    Lon 

don,  1870.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     Memoir.  —  Queen  Mab.  — Alastor. 

—  The  revolt  of  Islam.  —  Rosalind  and  Helen.  —  Julian 
and  Maddalo.    —    Prometheus  unbound.    —   The  Cenci. 
2.     Peter  Bell  the  third.  —  (Edipus  tyrannus;  or,  Swell- 
foot  the  tyrant.  —  The  witch  of  Atlas.  —  Kpipsychidion. 

—  Adonais;  an  elegy  on  the  death  of  Keats.    —    Hellas. 

—  Miscel.  poems.  —  Fragments.  —  Trans.  —  App. 

—  Essays,  letters  from   abroad,  translations    and 

fragments;    ed.    by  Mrs.  Shelley.     London, 
1840.  2v.   12°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  A  defence  of  poetry.  —  Essay  on 
the  lit.,  arts,  and  manners  of  the  Athenians.  —  The 
banquet;  tr.  from  Plato.  —  On  love.  —  The  Coliseum.  — 
The  assassins;  fragm.  of  a  romance.  —  On  the  punish 
ment  of  death.  —  On  life.  —  On  a  future  state.  —  Specu 
lations  on  metaphysics.  —  Speculations  on  morals.  — 
Ion;  or,  Of  the  Iliad;  tr.  from  Plato.  —  Menexenus;  or, 
The  funeral  oration.  —  Fragments  from  the  Republic  of 
Plato.  —  On  a  passage  in  Crito.  2.  Journal  of  a  six 
weeks  tour.  —  Letters  from  Geneva.  —  Journal  at  Gen 
eva.  —  Journal,  return  to  England.  —  Letters  from  Italy. 

—  Remarks  on  some  of  the  statues  in  the  gallery  of  Flor 
ence. 

—  BAGEHOT,  W.    (In  his  Estimates.  1858.) 

—  CREASY,  E.  S.     (7/i  At*  M  emoirs  of  eminent  Etonians. 

1850.     D  50) 


—  DKQriNCEY,  T.     (In  his  Essays  on  poets.  1853.) 

—  FOHOUEH,  E.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.  1848.) 

—  GAKNETT,  R.     Relics  of  S.    London, 1862.  12°. 

-  II.,—.     (In  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  9.  1851.) 

—  llAMM,\V.     Shelley;   biographischeNovelle.    2e  Aufl. 

Lpz.,  1858.  8°.    (E  24) 

—  HOGG,  T.  J.     Life  of  S.    London,  1858.  2  v.  8°. 

Note.     No  more  published. 

—  BUTTON,  R.  II.     Shelley's  poetical  mysticism.     (In  his 

Essays,  v.  2.  1871.) 

—  KINGHLEY,  C.     (In  his  New  miscel.  1860.) 

-  MEDWIN,  T.     Life  of  S.    Lond.,  1847.  2  jr.  12°. 

—  SHELLEY,    Lady  J.      Shelley   memorials ;    with 

essay  on  Christianity,  by  S.    Bost.,  1859.  12". 

—  TALFOURD,  T.  N.     Speech  for  the  defendant  in 

the  prosecution  Queen  vs.  Moxon,    for   the 
publication  of  S.'s  works.    London,  1841.  8". 

-  TUELAAVNY,  E.  J.      Recollections   of    the   last 

days  of  S.    Boston,  1858.  8°. 

See  nlw  Liberal,  The. 
Shell-fish.  See  Oyster  culture. 
Shell-mounds.  CIIAI>BOI:KNE,  P.  A.  Oyster  shell  deposits 

on  Damariscolta  River.     (In  Maine  Hist.  Soc.   Col., 

v.  6.  1859.) 

—  LUBBOCK,  Mm.    Ancient  shell-mounds  of  Denmark. 

(In  Galton,  F.     Vacation  tourists,  1862-63.) 

—  JONES,  J.  M.    Account  of  kjoekken  rnoedding  in  Nova 

Scotia.     ( In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Reports,  1863.) 

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(In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Reports,  1866.) 
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Shells.     See  Projectiles  (p.  2426). 

Shells  from  the  strand  of  the  sea  of  genius.     See  Farley,  H. 
Shelton,  Mian  A.     MOORE,  F.     (In  his  Women  of  the  war. 

1S66.) 
Shelton,  Mary  E.     MOORE,  F.     (In  his  Women  of  the  war 

1866.) 
Shelton,  Wm.    Discourse  of  superstition.    London, 

1678.  8°. 

Shelvocke,  George.  Voyage  round  the  world,  by 
the  way  of  the  Great  South  Sea,  1719-22. 
t.p.mnt.  London,  1726.  8°. 

Note.    For  other  accounts   of   the    same  voyage  nee 
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11.  1824;  —  Moore,  J.  H.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1. 
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Shemitic  and  Japhetic  families  of  lang.  applied  to  the 
classification    of  the    lang.  of  southern  Africa.     (In 
Amer.  Orient  Soc.    Journ.,  v.  4.  1854.) 
Shenandoah,  ship.     GR.  BRITAIN.     Part.     Corres 
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1866.   f°.      (N.  Amer.  papers,  no.  1.) 
Shenandoah,  The  ;  or,  The  last  confederate  cruiser ; 

by  C.  E.  Hunt.     N.  Y.,  1867.  12°. 
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—  WALKER,  A.  F.     The  Vermont  brigade  in  the 

S.  Valley.  1864.    Burlington,  1869.  8°. 
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—  Same.     (In  Harrison's  British  classics,  v.  8.  1787.) 

—  Poems.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Specimens  of  Brit,  poets, 

v.  5.  1819.) 

—  Poems;  with  life  by  S.Johnson.      (In   Chalmers,  A. 

Eng.  poets,  v.  13.  1810.) 

—  Poetical    works   with   life.     (In    Anderson,    R.     Brit. 

poets,  v.  9.  1795.) 

—  Donsr.EY,  It.     Description  of  the  Leasowes,  the  seat 

of  S.    n.p.,  [176-?]  12°.    (C276j 

—  JOHNSON,  S.     (In  his  Works,  v.  11.  1806;  —  and  Lives 

of  Eng.  poets,  v.  2.  1810.) 

—  TUCKERMAN,  H.  T.     The  dilettante.     (In  hi*  Charac 

teristics  of  lit.,  1849.) 

Shepard.      See   alxo   Shephard  ;  —  Shepherd  ;  —  Sheppard. 

Shepard,  Charles  Upham.  Account  of  the  new 
Amer.  meteorites,  and  geog.  distribution  of  such 
bodies  generally.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  3. 
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New  localities  of  Amer.  minerals.  —  Notice  of  for 
eign  meteorites.  (In  v.  4.  1851.)  —  Chalcodite.  — 


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Meteoric  stone  of  Deal.  —  Notice  of  several  Amer. 
minerals.  —  Probable  date  of  the  fall  of  the  meteoric 
iron  of  Ruff's  Mt.,  8.  C.  —  Triplite  of  Norwich, 
Mass.  (In  v.  6.  1852.) 

—  Address  before  the  New  Haven  Hort.  Soc.,  Sept.   25 

New  Haven,  1838.  8°.    (B  1815) 

—  Report  on  minerals  col.  during  the  exploration  of  the 

lied  River  of  Louisiana.     See  U.  S.  De.pt.  of  War. 

—  Syllabus  to  lectures  on  chemistry.     Charleston, 

1841.  8°. 

Shepard,  Elihu  Hotchkiss.  Autobiography.  St. 
Louis,  1869.  8°. 

—  Early  hist,  of  St.  Louis   and  Missouri,   1673- 

1843.     St.  Louis,  1870.  8°. 
Shepard,   Isaac    Fitzgerald.      Poem,   festival   of   Leicester 

Acad.,  Aug.  7.     Worcester,  1855.  8°.    (B  1598) 
Shepard,  Samuel,  D.D.    All  things  earthly  changing   and 

transitory:  sermon,  Lenox,  Apr.  30.     Leiiox,  1845. 

8°.    (B1326) 

—  History   of   Lenox.      (Tn    Field,  D.  D.       History   of 

Berkshire,  pt.  2.  1829.) 

—  Sermon,   anniv.   election,   May   28.     Boston,   1806.  8" 

(B  187,  203,  206,  1830) 

Shepard,  Thomas.  The  clear  sunshine  of  the  gos 
pel  breaking  forth  upon  the  Indians  in  New 
Eng.  [London,  1648,  reprinted],  N.  Y.,  Sabin, 
1865.  4°. 

—  Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  24.  1834.) 

—  Day-breaking,  if  not  sun-rising  of  the  gospell 

with  the  Indians  in  New  Eng.  London, 
1647,  reprinted  N.  Y.,  Sabin,  1865.  4°. 

—  Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  24.  1834.) 

—  Sincere  convert ;    discovering  the  small  number 

of  true  believers  and  the  difficulty  of  saving 
conversion.     Boston,  1742.   12°. 
-    Indian.  Sampwutteahae  quinnuppekompanae- 
nin ;     [tr.    by  J.   Eliot   and    G.    Rawsonl. 
Camb.,  1689.  12°. 

—  Sound  believer;   a  treatise  of  Evangelical  con 

version.     Boston,  1736.  12°. 

—  Three  valuable  pieces;    [ed.  by  T.  Princel.     Boston. 

1747.  8°.    (C  60) 

Contents.  Select  cases  resolved.  [1648].  —  First  prin 
ciples  of  the  oracles  of  God.  [1048.]  —  Private  diary. 
[Kroni  ms.] 

Shepard,  Thomas,  of  Cambridge.  Autobiography. 
(In  Young,  A.  Chronicles  of  Mass.  1846.) 

—  Same.     With  additional  notices  by  N.  Adams. 

Boston,  1832.  16°. 

—  ALKRO,  J.  H.      Life  of  T.  Shepard.      Boston, 

1847.  12°.  (Lives  of  the  fathers  of  New 
Eng.,  v.  4.) 

Shepard,  Thomas,  of  Charlesitown.  Eye-salve ;  or,  A  watch 
word  from  Christ  unto  his  churches,  especially  those 
within  Mass.,  to  take  heed  of  apostacy,  May  15, 
1672.  Camb.,  1673.  4°.  (B  76) 

Shephard,  Charles.  Historical  acct.  of  the  Island 
of  St.  Vincent.  London,  1831.  8°. 

Shepheards  calender,  The ;  by  E.  Spenser.  (In  his  Works, 
v.  1.  1805.) 

Shepherd,  A.  Tables  of  refraction  and  parallax.  See  Gr. 
Brit.  Commissioners  of  longitude. 

Shepherd,  A.  B.  Report  on  practical  medicine.  (Tn  Sy- 
denham  Soc.  Biennial  retrospect,  etc.,  1869-70.) 

Shepherd,  C.  \V.  North-west  peninsula  of  Iceland. 
London,  1867.  8°. 

Shepherd,  Charles.  Oration,  Greenfield,  July  4.  North 
ampton,  1809.  8°.  (B  421) 

Shepherd,  Kdward.  The  reformation  or  recommittal  of  of 
fenders.  —  Necessity  of  reformatory  discipline  in 
county  and  local  prisons.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1859,  1862.)  —  Prison  labour.  (In 
1867.) 

Shepherd,  George.  Sermon;  the  end  at  hand.  (In  Na 
tional  preacher,  v.  22.  1848.) 

Shepherd,  George.  The  climate  of  England,  its 
meteorological  character  ;  with  tables,  1656- 
1861.  London,  1861.  4°. 

Shepherd,  John  "\V.  Reports  of  cases  in  the  Su 
preme  Court  of  Alabama,  Jan.  and  June 
terms,  1860.  Vol.  36.  Montgomery,  1861.  8°. 


Shepherd,  Richard.  Sermon  before  the  Univ.  of  Oxford, 
Jan.  30.  London,  1790.  4°.  (B  1248) 

Shepherd,  Richard  Herne.  Tennysoniana ;  notes, 
bibliog.  and  crit.  London,  1866.  16°. 

Shepherd,  Sir  Samuel.  WOOLRYCII,  II.  W.  (In  his  Lives 
of  eminent  serjeants-at-law,  v.  2.  18t>9.) 

Shepherd,  Thomas  H.  Metropolitan  improvements;  en 
gravings  from  drawings  by  8.  See  Elmes,  J. 

Shepherd,  Win.  or  T.       History  of  the    American 

Revolution.    1st  Amer.  ed.     Bost..  1832.   12". 

Note.    Reprinted  from  Lib.  of  useful  knowledge. 

Shepherd,  W.  A.  Objects  of  elementary  education.  (In 
Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1*62.) 

Shepherd,  Wilhelmina.  BLLLAKD,  A.  (In  his  Select  me 
moirs.  1829.) 

Shepherd,  Wm.,  serjeant  at  lair.  Whole  office  of 
the  country  justice  of  the  peace.  2d  cd. 
London,  1652.  8°. 

Shepherd,  Rev.  Win.  Life  of  Poggio  Bracciolini. 
Liverpool,  1802.  4°. 

—  Sermon,  death  of  J.  Yates,  Nov.  19.     2d  ed.    Liver 

pool,  1S26.  8°.    (B  1228) 

Shepherd  of  Salisbury  Plain;  by  Mrs.  IT.  More.  (In  New 
Eng.  Tract  Soc.  Tracts,  v.  1.  1814;  —  and  in  her 
Works,  v.  2.  1818;  and  Domestic  tales.  1844.) 

Shepherd's  well,  The;  a  play.     London,  1843.  16".     (D  46) 

Sheppard,  Mrs,  On  the  recent  shells  which  characterise 
Quebec  and  its  environs.  (In  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  of 
Quebec.  Trans.,  v.  1.  1829.) 

Sheppard,  Edward.  Experiments  regarding  the  improve- 
in  en  t  of  the  fine-woollfd  breed  of  sheep.  (In  Me 
rino  sheep.  ANTIDOTE  to  the  merino-mania.  1810.) 

Sheppard,  Elizabeth  Sara.  Charles  Auchester. 
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—  Counterparts.     London,  1854.  3  v.  8°. 

-  Rumor.     Boston,  1864.  8". 

Sheppard,  Henry.     The  mystery  of  infidelity.     Rochester, 

N.  Y.,  1840.  18°.    (C  225) 
Sheppard,  John.      Foreign   sacred    lyre ;    metrical 

version  from  the  Germ.,  French,  and  Italian. 

London,  1857.  16°. 

—  Notices  of  J.  Foster.     (In  Ryland,  J.  E.     Life  of  Fos 

ter.  1848.) 

Sheppard,  John  George.  Fall  of  Rome  and  rise  of 
new  nationalities.  London,  1861.  8°. 

Sheppard,  John  Hannibal.  Address,  delivered  at 
Wiscasset,  before  Lincoln  Lodge,  5S15.  Hallo- 
well,  1815.  8°.  (B  357) 

—  Address  delivered  before  Lincoln   Lodge,    Wiscasset, 

June  24,  5831.     Boston,  1831.  8°.     fB  1271) 

—  Brief  hist,  of  the  New  Kng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Hoc.,  May  7. 

Albany,  1862.  8°.    (B  1962) 

-  Life  of  S.  Tucker.     Boston,  1868.  12°. 
Sheppard,  Nathan.     Shut  up  in  Paris.     London, 

1871.   8°. 
Sheppard,  Wm.     On  the  Amer.  plants  described  by  Char- 

levoix.     (In  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec.     Trans., 

v.  1.  1829.)  —  Notes  on  some  of  the  plants  of  Lower 

Canada.     (In  v.  2.  1831.) 
Sheppard    Lee;  [by  R.  M.  Bird].      N.  Y.,   1836. 

2  v.   12°. 
Shepperson,  Dr.  W.  G.     War  songs  of  the  South. 

n.t.p.     [Richmond,  1862].   12". 
Sherborne    Minster,     Dorsetshire.       PETIT,     J.    L.       (Tn 

Archseol.    Inst.   of   Gr.   Brit.      Memoirs   illust.    of 

Bristol.  1853.) 
Sherbro,   Island.    COKER,   I).     Journal  on   a  voyage  for 

Sherbro.     Bait.,  1820.  8°.     (B  529) 

Sherbro  River.    FISIIEK,  11.    Map.    London,  1794.    (E  67) 
Sherburne,  Andrew.     Memoirs  of  S.,  a  pensioner 

of  the  navy  of  the  Rev.  ;  by  himself.    2d  ed. 

Prov.,  1831.  12". 

Sherburne,   Sir  Edward.     Poems;  with  a  life.     (In   Chal 
mers,  A.     Eng.  poets.,  v.  6.  1810.) 
— ;  The  sphere  of  M.  Manilius   made   an   English   poem; 

with    annot.   and   an   astronomical   appendix.     See 

Manilius  (p.  1854.) 
Sherburne,  Henry.      The  Oriental  philanthropist. 

Portsmouth,  N.  II.,  1800.   12°. 
Sherburne,    John    Henry.      Life   of    J.   P.  Jones. 

Wash.,  1825.  8°. 


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Sherburne,    Mass.      BIGI.OW,    W.     History  of    S., 

1674-1830.     Milibrd,  1830.  8°. 
Sherer.     £ee  alio  Scherer. 
Sherer,    Movie.      Imagery    of    foreign   travel ;  or, 

Scenes  in  Egypt,  India,  etc.  London,  1838.  12°. 

—  Notes  and  reflections  during  a  ramble  in  Ger 

many.     2d  ed.     London,  1827.  8°. 

-  Story  of  a  life.     N.  Y.,  1825.  12°. 

Sheridan,  Charles  Kvinsley.     Thoughts  on  the  Greek  Rev. 

2d  ed.     (In  Pamphleteer,  18L>4;  v.  24  of  B  838) 
Sheridan,  Charles  Francis.  History  of  the  late  Rev- 
olution  in  Sweden.    2d  ed.     Lond.,  1783.  8°. 
Sheridan,  Mrs.  Francis  (Chamberlaine) .     Memoirs 
of  Miss  S.  Bidulph.    (Vol.  1-3,  4th  ed.)  Lon 
don,  1772,  70.  5  v.  12". 

Arote.    Vols.  4,  5  have  the  title  page,  'Conclu 
sion  of  the  memoirs',  etc, 

—  The  discovery ;  a  comedy.    2d  ed.     London,  1763.  12°. 

(C  280) 

—  Same,    (hi  Bell,  J.     Brit,  theatre,  v.  5.  1797.) 

-  LEFANU,  A.      Memoirs  of  S.     Lond.,  1824.  8°. 
Sheridan,  J.  It.      Full  and    genuine    acct.   of    the 

Revolution  in  Sweden,  Aug.  19,  1772.    Lon 
don,  1782.  12°. 

Sheridan,  James  B.  Report  of  the  case,  U.  S. 
vs.  II.  Hertz  et  al.;  [foreign  enlistment]. 
Phila.,  1855.  8°. 

—  Another  ropy.    (B  1438) 

Sheridan,  Philip  Henry.  HEADLEY,  P.  C.  Life  of 
S.  N.  Y.,  1865.  12°. 

—  KEIM,  D.  B.  R.      Sheridan's  troopers  on  the 

borders ;  a  winter  campaign  on  the   plains. 
Phila.,  1870.  8". 

—  SHANKS,  W.  F.  G.    Sheridan  as  a  cavalryman.    (In 

his  Personal  recollections  of  dialing,  gen.  1S66.) 

—  STOWE,  H.  B.     (In  her  Men  of  our  times.  1868.) 

-  WITH  Gen.  Sheridan  in  Lee's  last  campaign  ; 

by  a  staff  officer.     Phila.,  1866.  12°. 
Sheridan,  Richard  Brinsley  Butler.  Works.     Lon 
don,  1821.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Rivals.  —  St.  Patrick's  day.  — 
Duenna. — A  trip  to  Scarborough ;  a  comedy.  2.  School 
for  scandal.  —  Camp.  —  Critic.  —  Pizarru.  —  Verses  to 
the  memory  of  Garnck. 

-  Dramatic  works.     London,  1798.  12°. 

Contents.  Life.  —  School  for  scandal.  —  Rivals.  — 
Duenna.  —  Critic. 

—  Dramatic  works;  with  life  by  G.  G.  S.     Lon 

don,  Bohn,  1852.  8°. 

—  Dramatic  works;  with  biog.  and  crit.  sketch 

[by  L.  Hunt]  ;  ed.by  L.Gantter.     Stuttgart, 

1854.  16°. 

Contents!.  The  rivals.  —  St.  Patrick's  day.  —  Duenna. 
—  Trip  to  Scarborough.  —  School  for  scandal.  —  The 
camp.  —  The  critic. —  Pizarro. 

—  Critic  ;  with  remarks  by  W.  Oxberry.  Boston, 

1822.  18°. 

—  Same.    London,  1827.  24°.    (D  42) 

—  Same.    (In  London  stage,  v.  1;  —  and  in  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  7.) 

—  Duenna.      (In  London  stage,  v.  1;  —  and  in  Sargent, 

E.    Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  7.) 

—  Pizarro.     (In  London   stage,  v.  1;— and  in  Sargent, 

E.     Mod.  stand,  drama,  v.  3.) 

—  Rivals,     (hi  London  stage,  v.  1 ;  —  Sargent,  E.     Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  4;  —  and  in  Scott,   Sir  W.    British 
dr.,  v.  2.  1804.) 

—  School  for  scandal.    (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand,  dr., 

v.l.) 

—  Spanish.     Escola  do  escandalo ;  tr.  por  Jose 

A.  C.  Henriques.     Lisbon,  1795.  16°. 

—  Speech  on  the  army  establishment.     London,  1802.  8°. 

(B  1411) 

—  Speeches  ;  with  sketch  of    his   life.     London, 

1842.  3  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  1780  -  Apr.  16, 1790.  2.  Apr.  19, 
1790  -  Nov.  9,  1795.  3.  Nov.  27,  1795  -  1808. 

—  Speeches.    (In  Chapman,  N.    Select  speeches,  v.  1,  5 

1808.) 


—  Speeches.     (hi  Speeches  of  the  managers  in  the  trial 

of  Hastings,  v.  1-4.  1859-61.) 

—  Trip  to  Scarborough.    (Jn  London  stage,  v.  1.) 

—  Verses  to  the  memory  of  Garrick.     London,  1779.  4°. 

(A  47) 

—  ADDRESS  to  [him]  on  the   public   and   private   proc. 

during  the  late  election  for  Westminster.  London, 
1807.  8°.  (B  713) 

—  BROUGHAM,  H.,  Ld.    (hi  his  Statesmen  of  the  times 

of  George  ill.,  ser.  1.  1839.) 

—  HERON,  D.  C.     (In  Afternoon  lect.,  v.  5.  1869.) 

—  MOORE,  T.     Memoirs  of  S.      Phila.,   1825.  8°. 

—  PATMORE,  P.  G.     (Jn  his  My  friends   and   acquaint 

ance,  v.  3.  1854.) 

—  RAPP,  K.  M.     (Jn  Archiv  f.  d.  Stud.  d.  n.  Spr.,  v.  20. 

1856.) 

—  WHIFFLE,  E.  P.    (In  his  Essays,  v.  2.  1849.) 
Sheridan,  Thomas.  Speech  after  his  examination  before  the 

Ho.  of  Com.,  15th  Dec.,  1680.  n.t.p.  [London,  1681.] 
f".  (A  52) 

Sheridan,  Thomas,  d.  1788.  Captain  O'Blunder. 
(In  Col.  of  most  esteemed  farces,  v.  3.  1792.) 

—  Caution  to  gentlemen  who  use  Sheridan's  dictionary ; 

[with]  rules  for  pronouncing  Eng.  3d  ed.  London, 
1790.  8".  (B  737) 

—  Complete  dictionary  of  the  English  language. 

London,  1789.  2  v.  8°.      3d  ed. 

—  Same.     6th  ed.,  rev.  by  J.  Andrews.     Phila., 

1796.  8°. 

—  A  course  of  lectures    on  elocution.     London, 

1762.   4°. 

—  Lectures  on  the  art  of  reading.    3d  ed.     Lon 

don,  1787.  8°. 

—  Life  of  J.  Swift.     Dublin,  1785.  8°. 

—  Plan  of  education  for  the  nobility  and  gentry. 

London,  1769.  8°. 

—  and   Henderson,    J.  P.     Practical   method    of 

reading  and  reciting  Eng.  poetry.  London, 
1796.  8°. 

—  PATMORE,  P.  G.      (In  7iis  My  friends  and   acquain 

tance,  v.  3.  1854.) 
Sheriff,  Daniel.     Advantages  derived  from  embroidery  by 

the  employment  of  women  in  the  North  of  Ireland. 

(In    Nat.  Aasoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,   1861.) 

—  Taxation.    (In  1866.) 
Sheriffs.     DICKINSON,  R.      Digest  of    the   powers 

and  duties  of  sheriffs.     Springfield,  1810.  8°. 

—  GOODWIN,  I.     New  England  sheriff ;  digest  of 

the  duties  of  civil  officers.  Worcester,  1830. 
12°. 

Sherley,  Sir  Anthony.  True  rel.  of  the  voy.  of  Sir  A. 
Sherley  to  St.  logo,  Dominica,  and  homeward  by 
Newfoundland,  1596.  (In  Hakluyt,  R.  Col.  of 
voy.,  v.  4.  1811.) 

—  NICEKON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  23.  1733.) 

—  PARKY,  W.    New  and  large  discourse  of  the  travels 

of  8.  to  the  Prussian  empire.  1601.  (In  Collier, 
J.  P.  Illustrations  of  early  English  lit.,  v.  2.  1864.) 

Sherley,  Sir  Thomas.  NICEKON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v. 
23.  1733.) 

Sherlock,  David.  The  peculiarities  of  popular  oratory. 
(In  Afternoon  lect.,  v.  5.  1869.) 

Sherlock,  Martin.  Letters  from  an  English  trav 
eller  ;  tr.  from  the  French.  New  ed.  Lon 
don,  1780.  8°. 

—  New  letters  from  an  English  traveller.     Lon 

don,  1781.  8°. 

Sherlock,  Oliver.  How  we  learnt  to  speak  French  ! 
Deux  Anglais,  etc.  London,  1871.  8°. 

Sherlock,  Thomas,  Bp.  Answer  to  a  letter  sent 
to  8.,  etc.,  rel.  to  his  sermon  before  the  Lord- 
mayor.  1712.  London,  1717.  8°.  (B  103) 

—  Answer  to  the  Bishop  of  Bangor's  'Common  rights  of 

subjects'.     London.  1719.     (B  103) 

—  Arguments  against  a  repeal  of  the  corporation  and  test 

acts.     (In  Churchman  armed,  v.  1.  1814.) 

—  Charge  to  the  clergy  [of]  the  diocese  of  London.    Lon 

don,  1749.  4".    (B  1348) 

—  Country  parson's  plea  against  the  Quaker's  tythe  bill. 

(In  Papers  rel.  to  the  Quaker's  tythe  bill.  1736. 
B123) 

—  Letter  to  the  clergy  and  people  of  London  and  West 

minster  on  occasion  of  the  late  earthquakes.  Lon 
don,  1750.  8°.  (B  43,  57,  74,  129,  964,  C  37) 


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Supplement.     3d  ed.    London,  1750.  8°.    (B  129) 

Same.    4th  ed.     London,  1750.  8°.    (B74) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Ld. -Mayor,  etc.,  of  London.     Lon 

don,  1712.  4°.    (B  69) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Society  in  London  for  Promoting 

Protestant  Schools  in  Ireland,  March  17.  London, 
1738.  4°.  (B  1266) 

—  Sermon,  June  7,   [thanksgiving  dav]  for  suppressing 

the  late  rebellion.    2d  ed.     Loud",  1716.  8".    (B  120) 

—  Sermon,  Salisbury,  occasion  of  the  rebellion  in    Scot 

land.     London,  1745.  4°.    (A  60) 

—  Sermons.     (In  Family  lectures.  1791.) 

—  Several  disc.,  Temple  Church.     Vol.  2.     Lon 

don,  1755.  8°. 

—  Several  disc.,  Temple  Church.    London,  1756. 

12°. 

—  Tryal  of  the  witnesses  of  the  resurrection  of  Jesns; 

[in  which]  T.  Woolston's  'Objections'  are  consid 
ered.  4th  ed.  London,  1729.  8°.  (B  1864) 

—  Same.  From  12th  London  ed.   Bost.,  1809.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  189) 

—  Vindication  of  the  corporation  and  test  acts ;  answer 

to  the  Up.  of  Bangor'a  reasons  for  the  repeal  of  them  ; 
[with]  a  second  part,  cone,  the  relig.  of  oaths.  Lon 
don,  1718.  8°.  (B  103) 

—  BALGUY,  J.    Silvius's  letter  to  S.    London,  1719.  8°. 

(B  104) 

—  BULKLEY,  C.     Observations  on  nat.  relig.  and  Chris 

tianity;  review  of  some  disc,  of  S.  London,  1757. 
8°.  (B  1362) 

—  DALRYMPLE,   G.    Letter  from  Edinburgh  to  S.;  de 

fending  the  Bishop  of  Bangor's  doctrine.  3d  ed. 
London,  1718.  8°.  (B  103,  1366) 

—  DEFENCE  of  [his]  connection  of  the  O.  T.  prophecies 

cone.  Christ.     London,  1750.  8".    (B  1370) 

—  EMLYN,  T.    The  supreme  deity  of  God  demonstrated; 

answer  to  Dr.  8.'s  arguments,  etc.  — Brief  vindica 
tion  of  the  Bp.  of  Gloucester's  disc.  cone,  the  de 
scent  of  Christ.  (In  his  Works,  v.  1.  1740.) 

—  FLEMING,  C.    Natural  and  revealed  relig.  at  variance; 

a  curious  controversy  between  the  Bp.  of  London 
and  S.  London,  1758.  8°.  (B  577) 

—  GRAY,  J.     lieasons  for  abrogating  the  corporation  and 

test-acts;  [against]  8.     London,  1718.  8".    (B  1378) 

—  HERVEY,  Ld.  J.    Answer  to  [S.'s]  'Country   parson's 

plea  against  the  Quaker's  tythe-bill'.  London, 
[1736].  8°.  (C162) 

—  HOADLY,  B.     Answer  to  S.'s  book  'The  con 

dition  and  example  of  our  Saviour  vindi 
cated*.  London,  1718.  8°. 

—  -  Refutation  of  S.'s  arguments  against  a  repeal  of  the 

test  and  corporation  acts.  London,  repr.  1790.  8°. 
(B  126) 

—  -  Dr.  Sherlock's  vindication  of  the  test  act  examined, 

answer  to  his  book  against  the  Bishop  of  Bangor. 
London,  1718.  8°.  (B  103) 

—  LETTER  to  the  Bp.  of  London   [on  his]  letter  to  the 

L — da  of  T — e  on  the  act  'to  enable  the  inhabitants 
of  this  colony  to  discharge  their  publick  dues,  etc., 
in  money'.  London,  1700.  8°.  (W  19,  68) 

—  MIDDLETON,  C.     Examination  of  the  Bp.  of  London's 

discourses?  on  the  use  and  intent  of  prophecy,  etc. 
(In  his  Miscel.  works,  v.  5.  1755.) 

—  SYKES,  A.  A.     2d  letter  to  S. ;'  reply  to  his  'Answer,' 

etc.,  proving  the  doctrines  in  his  sermon,  Nov.  5,  to 
he  the  same  with  those  charged  upon  the  Bp.  of 
Bangor  as  pernicious;  added,  Postscript  by  the  Bp. 
of  Bangor.  London,  [1712J.  8°.  (B  32) 
Sherlock,  Win.,  Dean  of  St.  Fattl's.  Continua 
tion  and  vindication  of  the  defence  of  Dr. 
Stillingrleet's  'Unreasonableness'.  London, 
1682.  8°. 

—  Case  of  allegiance  due  to  sovereign  powers  stated  ac 

cording  to  Scripture,  etc.    London,  16'Jl.  4".     (B  7) 

—  Discourse  about  church  unity  ;  defence  of  Still- 

ingfleet's 'Unreasonableness'.  Lond.,  1681.  8°. 
—  Discourse  cone,  a  judge   of    controversies    in 
matters  of  religion.     London,  1686.  4°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  90) 

—  Same.    (Jn  Cardwell,  E.    Tracts  on  points  at  issue, 

v.  3.  1837.) 

—  Disc.  cone,  the  Divine  Providence.   2ded.  Lon 

don,  1694.  4°. 

—  Disc.  cone,  the  happiness  of  good  men  and  the 

punishment  of  the  wicked  in  the  next  world, 
etc.  6th  ed.  Glasgow,  1744.  12°. 


—  Disc.  cone,  the  knowledge  of  Christ,  our  union 

and  communion  with  him.    3d  ed.    London, 
1678.  8°. 
Defence  and  continuation.     London,  1675.  8°. 

—  2d  letter  on  a  French  invasion.     (In  Somers,  J.     Col. 

of  tracts,  v.  10.  1813.) 

—  Letter  to  the  authors  of  the  answers  to  [S.'s]  'Case  of 

the  allegiance',  etc.    London,  1691.     4".    (B  7) 

—  Practical  disc.  cone,  a  future  judgment.      4th 

ed.     London,  1695.  8°. 

—  Practical  disc.  cone,  death.     9th  ed.     London, 

1696.   8°. 

—  Preservative  against  Popery.     1st  part.     Lon 

don,  1688.  8°. 

—  Vindication  of  the  Case  of  allegiance  in  reply  to  [T. 

Wagstaft''s]  "Answer  to  'Obedience  and  submission 
to  the  present  gov.'  "  London,  1691.  4°.  (B  7) 

—  Vindication    of  the   doctrine   of   the    Trinity. 

London,  1690.  4°. 

—  ANIMADVERSIONS  on  a  postscript  to  the  "Defence  of 

S.  against  the  'Calm  discourse  of  the  sober  en 
quirer',"  also,  on  the  Letter  to  a  friend  [on]  that 
Postscript.  n.t.p.  [16—.]  4°.  (B  96) 

—  DR.  S.'s  two  kings  of  Brainford  brought  upon  the  stage  ; 

in  a  congratulatory  letter  to  S.  Johnson.  London, 
1691.  4°.  (B  7) 

—  GILES,  W.     Defence  of  S.'s 'Preservative  against  Pop 

ery'.     London,  1688.  4°.    (A  3) 
Same.    3d  ed.     London,  1688.  4°.    (B  1397) 

—  JOHNSON,  S.     Remarks  upon  S.'s  'Case  of  the  allegi 

ance  due  to  sovereign  powers'.  2d  ed.  London, 
1690.  4°.  (B  7) 

—  LETTER  to   J.  Parkinson  in  answer  to  his  "Examina 

tion  of  S.'s  'Case  of  allegiance'."  etc.  London,  1691. 
4°.  (B7) 

—  LOVELL,  — .    Amicable  accommodation  of  the  differ 

ence  between  the  representer  and  the  answerer  [S.] 
in  return  to  his  reply  to  the  'The  Papist  protesting 
against  Prot.  Popery'.  London,  1686.  4°.  (B  1397) 

—  —  Reply  to  [S.'s]  answer  of  the  'Amicable  accommoda 

tion'.     London,  1686.  4°.    (B  1397) 

—  PARKINSON,  J.     Examination  of  S.'s  'Case  of  allegi 

ance'.     London,  1694.  4".    (B  7) 

—  PROTEUS  ecclesiasticns;  observations  on  S.'s 'Case  of 

allegiance';  letter  to  P.  W.     London,  1691.  4°.    (B7) 

—  TINDALL,  M.     Of  the 'Defence  of  S.'s  Notions'.      (In 

his  Letter  on  the  Trinity  and  Athanasian  creed, 
etc.  1697.  B  96) 

—  TRUE   vindication   of  S. ;  reply  to  the   pretended   an 

swers  of  his 'Case'.  London,  1690.  4°.  (B  7) 
Sherman,  Edmond.  Birth  and  burning  of  the  image  called 

S.Michael.  London,  1681.  2  pts.  f°.  (A  54) 
Sherman,  James,  of  Reading,  Eng.,  d.  1862.  Help 

to  acquaintance  with  God.   Boston,  1833.   18". 

—  Contagious  influence  of  wicked  companions;  sermon, 

Dec.  25,  1839.     London,  1840.  8°.    (B  1345) 

—  Danger  and  safety  of  youth ;  sermon,  Mar.  25.   London, 

1838.  8°.    (B  1345) 

—  Mary's   choice;    sermon,   Jan.   2.      London,   1842.    8°. 

(B  1345) 

—  Qualifications  and  object  of  sabbath-school  teachers ; 

sermon,  July  25.     2d  ed.     Lond.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1345) 

—  Youth   welcomed   by   the  Church;    sermon,   Dec.   25, 

1838.     London,  1840.  8°.     (B  1345) 

Sherman,  James,  of  London.     Sermon;  the  lepers  of  Sama 
ria,     (hi  Suddards,  W.     Brit,  pulpit,  v.  1.  1837.) 

—  The  privilege  of  sanctified  poverty;  sermon,  death  of 

T.  Cranfield.     London,  1839.  8°.    (B  1212) 
Sherman,    John,    D.D.,    1665.      Historia    Collegii 

Jesu    Cantab. ;  ed.   J.    O.   Halliwell.     Lon- 

dini,  1840.  8°. 
Sherman,  John,  of  Mansfield,  Conn.,  d.  1828.     One 

God  in  one  person  only;  and  Christ  a  being 

distinct.     Worcester,  1805.  8°. 
-    Another  copy.    (B  205) 

—  View  of  the  eccl.  proc.  in  the  Co.  of  Windham,  Conn. 

Utica,  1806.  8°.     (B  239) 

—  Dow,  D.     Familiar  letters  to  8.  [on]  his  anti  trinita- 

rian  treatise.     Hartford,  1806.  8".    cB  205) 
Same.    2ded.     Worcester,  1806.  8°.    (B  272) 

—  F.,  A.  O.     A  wreath  for  D.  Dow  on  the  pub.  of  his 

'  Familiar  letters',  in  answer  to  J.  Sherman's  treatise 
of  'One  God  in  one  person  only',  etc.  Ulica,  1806. 
8°.  (B205) 

—  VISION  respecting  the  fate  of   Sherman's  publication 

'View  of  ecclesiastical  proceedings.  Worcester,  1806. 
8".  (B  1002) 


SHERMAN 


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SHIP  BUILDING 


Sherman,  John,  of  Ohio,  h.  18-23.  Speech,  taxation  of  bank 
bills,  Jan.  8.  Wash.,  1863.  8°.  (B  1515) 

—  Lecompton  constitution;  speech,   admission  of    Kan 

sas.  Jan.  28.     [Wash.,  18o8.]  8°.    (B1509) 
Sherman,  Joxmh.     Christ  the  true  victim,  etc.',  history  of 
the  war  in  which  the  Son  of  God  engaged.     Litch- 
tield,  [IT—].  8°.    (B332,  1903) 

—  God  in  no  sense  the  author  of  sin.    Hartford,  1784.  8°. 

(B  332,  522,  1903) 
Sherman,    Hubert  Minot.     Register  of   the  Department  of 

Justice.     See  U.  S.  Dejit.  of  Justice. 
Sherman,  Roger.    SANDERSON,  J.     (In  Ids  Biography  of 

the  signers,  v.  3.  1820.) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1793.     See  Edwards,  J.     (B  312) 
Sherman,  Win.  Tecumsoh.     Official  account  of  his 

march ;  evidence  before  the  committee  of 
Congress  ;  defence  of  his  proceedings,  etc. 
N.  Y.,  186.5.  12°. 

—  BOWMAX,  S.  M.,  and  IRWIX,  R.  B.      Sherman 

and  his  campaigns.     N.  Y.,  1865.  8°. 

—  BRADLEY,  G-.  S.     The    Star   corps;    or,   Notes 

during  'Sherman's  March  to  the  sea'.  Mil 
waukee,  18(55.  12°. 

—  COXYXOHAM,  D.  P.     Sherman's  march  through 

the  south.     N.Y.,  1865.  12". 

-  NICHOLS,  Gr.  W.      Story    of  the   great  march. 

N.  Y.,  1865.  12°. 

—  SHANKS,  W.  P.  G.    Sherman  as  a  strategist.     (In  his 

Personal  recollections.  1866.) 

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—  COLLECTION  of  papers  on  naval  archit.  [From] 

the  European  mag.  [1789-91.]  London, 
1791-93.  8°. 

—  SHEE,  G.     Construction   of   ships.     (In    Roy.  Irish 

Acad.    Trans.,  v.  6.  1797.) 

—  SOME  memorandums  [to  show]  that  an  improved  model 

maybe  adopted  in  the  construction  of  ships,  n.t.p., 
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—  WATSON,  B.     Brief  statement  of  a  life  and  ship  pre 

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—  SYMONDS,  SirVf.      Memoirs   of    the   life   and 

services  of  S.,  surveyor  of  the  navy,  1832- 
47  ;  with  correspondence  rel.  to  the  ships  and 
vessels  constructed  upon  his  lines;  ed.  by  J. 
A.  Sharp.  London,  1858.  8°. 

—  SCHOMBERG,  A.  W.      Building,    rigging,    etc., 

ships  of  war.     London,  1832.  8°. 

—  HARVEY,  G.    Naval  architecture,    (hi  Smedley,  E., 

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—  PEAKE,  J.      Rudiments  of  naval  architecture. 

'   [1849.].     2d  ed.     London,  Weale,  1855.  12°. 

—  BLAND,  W.      Hints   on   the   principles  which 

should  regulate  the  form  of  ships  and  boats. 
[1855.]  2d  ed.  London,  Weale,  1856.  12°. 

—  PARIS,  F.  E.     L'art  navale  a  1'Expos.  Univ.  de 

Londres,  1862.    Paris,  1863.  8°  and  Atlas  f°. 

—  PALMER,  C.  M.    Report  on  ship-building.  [1863.]     (In 

Armstrong,  Sir  W.  G.,  and  othtrs.  Indust.  re 
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—  CHALMERS,  J.  England's  danger  ;  the  admiralty 

policy  of  naval  construction.  Lond.,  1864.  8°. 

—  U.  S.  Secretary  of  the  Navy  (G.  Wells).    Report 

in  rel.  to  armored  vessels.     Wash.,  1864.  8°. 

—  FREMINVILLE,  A.  de.    Marine  ccmmercinle.  —  Marine 

militaire.    (In  France.  Com.  Imp.  de  I'  Eypos.de 
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See  also  Iron-ship  building ;  —  Mast-making. 

Dictionaries. 

—  ROLAND    LE    VIRLOYS,    C.   F.       Dictionnaire 

d'archit.  civil,  navale,  etc.  Paris,  1770-71. 
3  v.  4°. 

—  WEALE,  J.     Rudimentary  dictionary  of  terms 

in  civil  and  naval  architecture.  London, 
1849-50.  2v.  16°. 

Ship  fever.    CLARK,  II.  G.    Ship  fever;  its  hist.,  nature, 

and  best  treatment.    Boston,  1850.  8°.    (B  1550) 

See  aluo  Typhus. 

Ship  of  fools.     See  Brant,  S.     Narrcnschiff.  1854. 
Ship  owner's  manual.     7th  ed.      Newcastle-upon- 

Tyne,  1795.  8°. 
Shipley,  Jonathan,  Bp.      Sermon   before  the  Soc. 

Prop.  Gospel  in  For.  Parts.     London,  Boston,  1773. 

8°.    (B  303) 

—  Same.     London,  Norwich,  [177-].  8".     (A  30) 

—  Same.    New  ed.     London,  1774.  8°.     (B  514) 

—  Speech  intended  to  have  been  spoken    on  the 

bill  for  altering   the  charter  of   Mass.  Bay. 
London, 1774. V. 
,    —     Same.     2d  ed.    London,  1774.  8°.     (B  1117) 

—  Same.    3d  ed.     Phila.,  1774.  8".     (B  1119,  W  23) 

—  Same.     6th  ed.     Boston,  1774.  8°.     (B  614) 

—  Same.    Newport,  R.  I.,  1774.  8°.    (B65) 

—  LEE,  A.     Speech  never  intended  to  be  spoken, 

[answer  to  preceding],     London,  1774.  8°. 
Shipley,  Orby.    The  Church  and  the  world  ;  essays 

on  questions  of  the  day.  Lond.,  1866-68.  8°. 
Namely.  1866.  Rogers,  J.  E.  T.  University  exten 
sion.  —  Littledale,  R.  F.  The  missionary  aspect  of 
ritualism.  —  Humble,  II.  Infanticide;  its  cause  and 
cure.—  Walcott,  M.  E.G.  Cathedral  reform.  —  Gould, 
S.  B.  Revival  of  religious  confraternities.  —  Meadows, 
A.  —  Hospital  and  workhouse  nursing.  —  Vaux,  J.  E. 
Clerical  celibacy.  —  Blenkinsopp,  E.  L.  Reunion  of 
the  Church.  —  Smith,  I.  G.  The  last  thirty  years  in  the 
Ch.of  Eng. ;  autobiog;  —  Positivism.  —  Revelation  and 
science;  two  interpreters  of  the  will  of  God.  —  Trevor, 
G.  The  conscience  clause.  —  Medd,  P.  G.  The  eucha- 
ristic  sacrifice.  — Carter,  T.  T.  Vows  and  their  rel.  to 
relig.  communities.  —  Street,  G.  E.  Study  of  foreign 


Gothic  archit.  and  its  influence  on  Eng.  art.  —  MacColl, 
M.  Science  and  prayer.  —  Perry,  T.  W.  Reasonable 
limits  of  lawful  ritualism.  —  Shipley,  O.  The  liturgies 
of  1549  and  1662,  contrasted  and  compared, 

1867.  Bennett,  W.  J.  E.     Some   results  of  the  tiac- 
tarian   movement  of  1833.  —  Evans,  A.  B.     Preachers 
and  preaching;  the  pulpit  and   the  press. — Lea,  J.  W. 
The  sacrament  of  marriage.  —  Huff,  E.     Public  law  and 
the  colonial  church.  —  Forbes,  A.I'.,  Bp.  of  Brt-chin. 
Greek  rites  in  the  West.  —  Sisterhood  life.  —  Chambers, 
J.    C.     Private   confession   and    absolution.  —  Blacker, 
M.  J.     Religious  toleration.  —  Rumsey,  J.  W.     Church 
music.  — Baker,  A.    The  curate  question.  —  Chambers, 
J.  D.    A  layman's  view  of  confession.  —  Court  of  final 
appeal   in    causes   ecclesiastical;    by   a    magistrate. — 
Lindsay,  C.     The  ritual  law  of  the  Church  of  Eng.  — 
Oldknow,   J.     Latitudinarianism.    —  Humphrey,    W. 
The  three  vows.  —  Le  Geyt,  C.  J.    Symbolism  of  ritual. 

1868.  Littledale,  R.  F.     [On]  the  1st  report  of  the 
ritual  commission.  — Defects  in   the  moral  training  of 
girls;  by  a  mother.  —  Humble,  H.     Invocation  of  saints 
and    angels. — Vaux,  J.   E.     Missions   and   preaching 
orders.  —  Cooke,  A.  R.     The  abolition  of  marriage.  — 
Gould,  S.B.     Origin  of  the  schools  of  thought  in  the  Eng. 
Ch. —  Immoral   literature. — Browne,  C.      Charitable 
trusts  and  their  probable  future.  —  Wood,  E.  G.     The 
supernatural.  —  Lunn,  J.  R.     Composition  and  choice  of 
eccles.   music.  —  Pollock,   J.  8.     Spiritual   worship. — 
Carter,  T.  T.     Retreats.  —  Cheyne,  P.     Prayers  for  the 
dead.  —  Meadows,  A.     Priests  and  physicians.  —  Blen 
kinsopp,   E.   L.     Church   politics.  —  Surges,   W.    Art 
arid  religion.  —  The  Natal  scandal;  by  a  layman. 

—  Liturgies  of  1549  and  1662.     (In  his  Church  and  world. 

1866.) 

Shipley,  Kev.  Wm.  Davies,  vs.  Jones,  W.  BLANCHARD,  W. 
Proceedings,  Shrewsbury,  Aug.  6,  for  libel.  Lon 
don,  1784.  8°.  (E  51) 

Shipman,  Thomas.  Carolina;  or,  Loyal  poems. 
London,  1683.  8°. 

Shippen,  Edward.  HAMILTON,  W.  Report  of  the 
trial  of  S.,  I.  Yeates,  and  T.  Smith  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Penn.  London,  1805.  8°. 

—  [SKETCH.]    (In    Longacre,   J.   B.,  and   Herring,  J. 

Nat.  portr.  gal.,  v.  1.  1837.) 
Shippen,  Joseph.     Letter  to  his  father.     (In  New  Jersey 

Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  v.  5.  1850-51.) 
Shipping.    SOCIETY  FOR  THE  REGISTRY  OF  SHIPPING. 

Register  of  shipping.    Lond.,  1812.   12°. 

—  GR.  BRIT.     IIo.  of  Com.     Report  on  manufac., 

com.  and  shipping.     [London,  1833.]   f°. 

Consular  Corps.     Reports  from  II.  M.  consuls 

on  shipping.     London,  [1862].  f°. 

—  UNITED  STATES.    4\st    Cong.    2d  Scss.    House. 

Causes  of  the  reduction  of  Amer.  tonnage. 
Wash.,  1870.  8°.  (Ho.,  no.  28.) 

Ships.  FAURERT,  J.  A.  Nouvelle  theorie  du  jaugeage 
des  bailments  de  mer,  d'apres  le  systeme  metrique. 
Paris,  1814.  4°.  (B  35) 

—  Soi'SA  FEHREIRA,  M.  de.     Tratado  da  alagacao  dos 

navios.  (In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  6,  pt.  2. 
1819.) 

See  also  Anchors  ;  —  Maritime  law  ;  —  Naviga 
tion  ;  —  Rudder  ;  —  Shipbuilding. 

Shipwrecks.  PLAN  of  an  institution  for  rendering 
assistance  to  shipwrecked  mariners.  London,  1815. 
8°.  (C  174) 

—  PROSPECTUS  of  an  institution  for  rendering  assistance 

to  shipwrecked  mariners.     Lond.,   1816.  8°.    ( C  86) 

—  HILLARY,  Sir  W.    Appeal  to  the  Brit,  nation,  on  the 

humanity  of  forming  a  national  institution  for  the 
preservation  of  lives  from  shipwreck.  2d  ed.  (In 
Pamphleteer,  1824 ;  v.  23  of  B  838) 

—  MANBY,  G.  W.     Practical  essay  on  the  prevention  of 

shipwreck,  and  the  preservation  of  shipwrecked 
mariners.  Yarmouth,  1826.  8°.  (B  526,  550) 

—  PARIS.  SocifcTfc  GENEKAI.E  DES  NAUFRAGES.    Jour 

nal.      Paris,  1836.  8°.     (B  1134) 

—  TAYLER,  J.  N.     Suggestions  for  preventing  shipwreck. 

(In  his  Plans  for  the  formation  of  harbours.  1840.) 

Accounts  of  shipwrecks. 

—  SHIPWRECKS  and  disasters  at  sea,  [1431-1807]. 

Edin.,  1812.  3  v.  8°. 

—  GOMES  DE  BRITO,  B.   Historia  tragico-maritima 

de  Portugal,  [1552-1602].  Lisboa,  1735-36. 
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-  ALLEN,  "W.    Accounts  of  shipwrecks  and  other 

disasters  at  sea,   [1569-18231.     Brunswick, 
Me.,  1823.   12°. 

-  AMKKICAN  adventures  by  land  and  sea,  [1660- 

1841].      N.  Y.,  [184-].  2  v.  16°.      (Harper's 
lam.  lib.,  v.  174,  175.) 

—  INTKUKSTINO  narratives  of  the  sufferings  and  deliver 

ance  of  tins  crews  of  sundry  shipwrecked  vessels. 
^  [1676-1805].     Phila.,  1810.  8".    (W  13b) 

-  THOMAS,  It.     Authentic   acct.    of    remarkable 

events ;    piracies,    shipwrecks,    etc.,    \  1700- 
1835J.     X.Y.,  1857.  2  v.  12°. 

-  FOKHES,  It.  13.   Shipwreck  by  lightning,  [1793- 

1853].     Boston,  1853.  8°. 

—  PERILS  of  the  ocean ;  narratives  of  disasters  upon  the 

deep    and   adventures   by  land,    [1793-18341.     Lon 
don,  [183-  ?].  12  DOS.  f°.    (A  67) 

—  AWFUL  calamities,  or  The  ship-wrecks  of  Dec     1839 

5th  ed.     Boston,  1840.  8°.    (B  1606) 
See  alxo  Abeona,  ship;  —  Albion;  —  Atlantic;  — 
Betsey  ;  —  Earl  of  Abergavenny  ;  —  Fairy ;  —  Glide  ; 
—  Hercules;  —  Milo  ;   —   Poland;  —   Sophie,   La;  — 
also  Holden,  II. ;  —  Pierce,  N. 

Shipwrecks  and  disasters  at  sea ;  or,  Historical  nar 
rative  of  calamities  and  deliverances.  Edin.. 
1812.  3  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  1431.  Shipwreck  of  Pietro  Qui- 
rini,  near  coast  of  Norway.  —  1558.  Lery,  J.  Famine 
in  Le  Jacques,  a  French  vessel,  on  voy.  from  Brasil.  — 
1583.  Loss  of  Sir  11.  Gilbert,  with  the  Squirrel  arid 
Delight.  —  1585.  Linschoten,  J.  H.  van.  Shipwreck 
of  the  Portuguese  admiral,  Fernando  de  Mendoza.  — 
1593.  Wreck  of  the  Tobie  of  London,  near  Espartel.  — 
1593.  May,  11.  Shipwreck  on  the  Bermuda  islands.  — 
1596.  Wintering  of  the  crew  of  a  Dutch  vessel  in  Nova 
Zembla.  —  1601.  Pyrard,  F.  Shipwreck  of  P.  in  the 
Corbin  ;  with  ace.  of  his  subsequent  misfortunes.  —  1609 
Strachy,  W.  Wreck  of  the  Sea  Venture,  an  Eng. 
vessel,  on  the  Bermuda  islands.  —  1619.  Bontekoe,  W. 
Y.  Destruction  of  the  New  Horn  by  lire.  —  1620. 
Flacour,  E.  de.  Shipwreck  of  two  Dutch  vessels  on  the 
coast  of  Madagascar.  —  1629.  Shipwreck  of  F.  Pelsart 
on  the  coast  of  New  Holland.  —  1630.  Preservation  of 
eight  seamen  accidentally  left  in  Greenland.  —  1633. 
Fate  of  seven  sailors  in  the  island  of  St.  Maurice.  — 1634. 
Fate  of  seven  seamen  wintering  in  Spitzbergen.  —  1639. 
Shipwreck  of  the  Spitzbergen.  —  1644.  Okeley,  W. 
Miraculous  deliverance  of  five  persons  from  slavery  at 
Algiers,  in  a  canvas  boat.  —  1647.  Providential  escape 
of  several  Frenchmen  banished  to  the  Virgin  Islands.  — 
1648.  Johnson,  W.  Great  deliverance  at  sea.  —  1652. 
Condition  of  O.  and  A.  Engelbrechtsen,  on  a  barren 
island.  —  1670.  Loss  of  the  Bleaker,  a  Dutch  whale 
ship.  —  1675.  Dangers  and  distresses  of  the  Dutch  in 
the  Greenland  seas.  —  1676.  Shipwreck  of  Capt.  J. 
Wood.  —  1682.  Ksempfer,  E.  Shipwreck  of  Hanjemon, 
a  Japanese,  on  a  rock  near  Visia  Grande.  —  Dick,  Sir  J. 
Shipwreck  of  James  vii.,  while  Duke  of  York.  —  1686. 
Tachard,  G.  Shipwreck  of  Occum  Chamnam,  a  Siam- 
ese  mandarin,  near  Cape  Needles.  —  1687.  Shipwreck 
of  M.  de  Serres,  near  Martinique.  —  1695.  Montau- 
ban,  Sieitr  de.  Explosion  of  a  French  vessel,  com 
manded  by  the  sieur  de  M.,  on  the  coast  of  Guinea.  — 
1701.  Tachard,  G.  Wreck  of  two  English  vessels  on 
the  island  of  Mayotta.  —  Drury,  H.  Loss  of  the  De- 
grave,  East  Indiaman,  off  the  coast  of  Madagascar.  — 
1706.  Geare,  A.  Preservation  of  nine  men  in  a  small 
boat,  surrounded  by  islands  of  ice,  on  voyage  to  New 
foundland. 

2.  1710.  Dean,  J.  Loss  of  the  Nottingham  galley, 
on  a  rock  called  Boon  Island.  —  Castleman,  R.  Voyage, 
shipwreck,  and  escape  of  C.  —  1719.  Wreck  of  a*Gen- 
oese  Tartan  on  coast  of  Algiers.  —  Condition  of  M.  de 
Belleisle,  abandoned  on  the  coast  of  Mexico.  —  1720. 
Loss  of  the  Speedwell  on  island  of  Juan  Fernandez.  — 
1723.  Ashton,  P.  Adventures  of  A.,  who,  after  es 
caping  from  pirates,  lived  sixteen  months  in  solitude  on 
a  desolate  island.  —  1738.  Dean,  J.  Loss  of  the 
Sussex,  East  Indiaman,  near  Madagascar.  —  1741. 
Loss  of  the  Wager,  man-of-war,  on  coast  of  Patagonia. 
—  Hardships  suffered  by  part  of  the  crew  of  the  Wager, 
after  their  departure  from  Wager  Island.  —  Adventures 
of  A.  Campbell  and  some  officers  of  the  Wager.  —  1742. 
Morris,  I.  Dangers  and  distresses  of  M.,  and  seven 
companions.  —  1743.  Le  Roy,  P.  L.  Four  Russian 
sailors  abandoned  on  the  island  of  P>ast  Spitzbergen.  — 
174G.  Wreck  of  the  Inspector,  privateer,  in  Tangier 
Bay.  —  1752.  La  Fond,  —  de.  Burning  of  the  Prince, 
a  French  East  Indiaman.  —  1754.  Burning  of  an  East 


India  ship.  —  Wreck  of  the  Doddington,  East  Indiaman. 
on  a  rock  in  the  Indian  ocean.  —  1756.  Shipwreck  of  P. 
Aubm  on  coast  of  Guinea.  —  1757.  Escape  of  eight 
persons  from  the  Adu  Isles.  -  1758.  Loss  of  the  Duke 
William,  transport.  _  Sutherland,  J.  Wreck  of  the 
Litchheld,  man-of-war,  on  the  coast  of  Africa.  —  1759 
Loss  of  the  brig  Tyrol,  and  subsequent  distresses  of  the 
-  Famine  in  the  Dolphin,  sloop.  —  1760.  Ship 
wreck  of  a  Russian  crew  on  the  Aleutian  Islands.  — 
Houghton,  8.  Loss  of  the  Ann  frigate.  —  1761.  Ship 
wreck  of  the  Utile  on  Sandy  Isle.  —  1765.  Famine 
Buffered  on  board  the  Peggy.  —  1777.  Loss  of  three  of 
the  Dutch  fleet  in  Greenland.  —  1780.  Prenties,  S.  W. 
Wreck  of  the  brigantine  St.  Lawrence,  on  the  island  of 
Cape  Breton. 

3.  1782.  Wreck  of  the  Grosvenor,  East  Indiaman, 
on  the  coast  of  Caffraria.  —  Inglefleld,  Capt.  Loss  of 
the  Centaur,  man-of-war.  —  1783.  Wreck  of  the  Ante 
lope,  packet.  —  1786.  Loss  of  the  Halsewell,  East 
Indiaman,  on  the  coast  of  Eng.  —  1789.  Bligh,  Capt. 
W.  Dangerous  voy.  in  an  open  boat  from  Tofoa  to 
Timor.  — 1791.  Wreck  of  the  Pandora,  frigate.  — 1792. 
Dale,  J.  Loss  of  the  Winterton,  East  Indiaman,  on  the 
coast  of  Madagascar.  — 1793.  Hardships  suffered  by  D. 
Woodard  and  five  seamen,  on  separation  from  an  Amer. 
vessel.  — 1795.  Mackay,  J.  Shipwreck  of  the  Juno  on 
the  coast  of  Aracan.  —  Loss  of  the  Catherine,  Venus, 
and  Piedmont,  transports,  and  three  merchant  ships.  — 
1796.  Stout,  B.  Loss  of  the  American  ship  Hercules, 
on  the  coast  of  Caffraria.  —  Explosion  of  the  frigate 
Amphion.  —  Sufferings  of  12  men  in  an  open  boat.  — 

1798.  Loss  of  the  Resistance  in  Straits  of  Banca.  — 

1799.  Sufferings  of  6  deserters  belonging  to  artillery  of 
St.  Helena.  —  1803.     Fellowes,  Capt.      Loss  of  H.  M.'s 
packet,  Lady  Ilobart,  on  an  island  of  ice.  —  Loss  of  the 
ship  Fanny,  on  a  rock  in  the  Chinese  Ocean.   —   1805. 
Loss  of  the  Earl  of  Abergavenny,  East  Indiaman.  — 
Wreck  of  the  Betsey,  schooner,  on  a  reef  of  rocks.  — 
Wreck  of  the  JEne&a,  transport,  on  a  rock  near  New 
foundland.   —  1806.      Forrest,  Capt.  A.     Wreck  of  the 
ship  Sydney  on  a  reef  in  the  South  Sea.  —  1807.     Wreck 
of  the  Nautilus,  sloop  of  war,  on  a  rock  in  the  Archipel 
ago.   —   Expedients  which  have  been  recommended  or 
adopted  for  the  preservation  of  mariners. 

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Shirley,  pseud.     See  Skelton,  J. 
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faict  1598-99  par  un    gentilhomme  de   la  suitte  du 

seigneur  Scicrley  ambassadeur  dn  roy  d'Angleterre. 

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1833.  6  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Acct.  of  Shirley  and  his  writings. 

—  Commendatory  verses  on  Shirley.   —  Love  tricks.  — 
The  maid's  revenge.  —  The  brothers.  —  The  witty  fair 
one.  —  The  wedding.     2.     The  grateful  servant.  —  The 
traitor.  —  Love's  cruelty.  —  Love  in  a  maze.  —  The  bird 
in  a  cage.  —  Hyde  Park.      3.    The  ball.  —  The  young 
admiral.  —  The  gamester.  —  The  example.  —  The  oppor 
tunity.  —  The  coronation.    4.     The  lady  of  pleasure.  — 
The  royal  master.  — The  Duke's  mistress.  — The  doubt 
ful  heir.  —  St.  Patrick  for  Ireland.  —  The  constant  maid. 

—  The  humorous  courtier.      5.     Gentlemen  of  Venice. 

—  The  politician.  —  The  imposture.  —  The  cardinal.  — 
The  sisters.    —    The  court  secret.       6.      Honoria  and 
Mammon.  —  Chabot,  admiral  of  France.  —  The  Arcadia. 

—  Triumph  of  peace.   —  Contention   for  honour  and 
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Contention  of  Ajax  and  Ulysses,  etc.  —  Poems. 

—  Andromana;  or,  The  merchant's  wife.     (In  Scott,  Sir 

W.     Brit,  drama,  v.  3.  1810.)  —  The  bird  in  a  cage. 
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—  The  brothers.  —  The  lady  of  pleasure.  —  The  maid's 

revenge.  —  The  politician.      (In  Lamb,  C.     Spec, 
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—  Philip  Chabot.     See  Chapman,  G. 

—  Poems.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  4.  1819.) 

—  ami  Johnson,  C.     The  gamesters.     (In  Bell,  J.      Brit. 

theatre,  v.  6.  1797;  —  and  in  Scott,  Sir  W.     Brit.  dr. 
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—  DCNHAM.S.  A.    (In  his  Lives,  v.  3.  1838.    Lardner. 

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Contents.    Vol.  1.     1216-35.     2.     1236-72. 
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—  Letter  to  the  Duke  of  Newcastle,  with  a  journ.  of  the 

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—  DRAKE,  S.  G.    (In  his  Particular  hist,  of   the  five 

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Eng.  and  Wales,  v.  14.  1813.) 

Shocking  events;  a  farco.     See  Buckstone,  J.  B. 
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Shooting.     ASCHAM,  R.     Toxophilus.  1545.    Lon 
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—  UHLAND,  L.     Zur  Geschichte  dcr  Freischiessen.      (In 

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—  "\VALSH,  J.  II.      Shot  gun  and  sporting   rifle. 

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See  also  Hunting  ;  —  Sports. 

Shooting  and  fishing  in  N.  America.     See  R6voil,  P>.  II. 
Shooting  Niagara;  and  after?     Sr<-  Carlyle,  T. 
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of  the  life  and  corresp.  of  J.   [Shore]  Lord 

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—  Ragged   and   industrial    schools.      (In   Talbofc,  C.   J. 

Vise.  Ingestre.  Mcliora,  2d  ser.,  1853.) 
Shore,  Jane.  HISTORY  of  J.  Shore;  added,  Life  of  Beane 

the  robber.  Boston,  1811.  12°.  (B  665) 
Shore,  John,  1st  Baron  Tcignmouth.  Memoirs  of  Sir 

"NV.  Jones.     Phila.,  1805.  8°. 

—  Sur  quelqucs  faits,  coutumes,  et  particularity  extraord- 

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—  SHORE,  C.  J.    Life  and  corresp.  of  Lord  Teign- 

mouth.     London,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 
Shore,   Thomas  Robert.      Treatment    of   adult    offenders. 

(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1861.) 
Shore,  Wonders  of  the.     See  Ocean. 
Shoreham,  William  de.     Religious  poems  ;  ed.  by 

T.  Wright.    London,  1849.  8".      (Percy  Soe., 

v.  28.) 
Short,  Charles.    Essay  on  the  order  of  words  in  Attic  Greek 

prose.     (In  Yonge,  C.  D.     Eng.  Gr.  lexicon.  1870.) 
Short,  Charles   Wilkins.      Description    of   an    Indian  fort 

[near]  Lexington. Ky.  (In  Amer. Phil. Soc.   Trans., 

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Short,  Ifev.  J.   Lettis.     Politico-cconom.  value  of  a  sound 

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the  croton  tiglium.     London,  1830.  8°.    (B  1053) 
Short,  Richard.     Views  of  the  principal  buildings 

in  Quebec.     London,  1761.  f°. 
Short,  Thomas.     Comparative  hist,  of  the  increase 

and  decrease  of  mankind  in  Eng.  and  coun 
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—  Discourses  on  tea,  sugar,  punch,  tobacco,  etc.  ; 

rules  for  gouty  people.     London,  1750.  8°. 

Short  account  of  the  late  application  to  Parl.  by 
the  merchants  of  London  upon  the  neglect 
of  their  trade  ;  with  the  substance  of  the 
evidence  as  sum'd  up  by  Mr.  Glover.  2d  cd. 
London,  1742.  8°. 

Short  account  of  the  proceedings  of  the  camp-meeting,  Pitts- 
field.June.  Albany,  1808.  8°.  (B407) 

Short  address  on  the  importance  of  the  trade  of  this  coun 
try  with  the  I".  S.  London,  1785.  8°.  (B  752) 

Short  address  to  the  government  and  colonists  in 
Amer.  on  the  present  state  of  affairs.  Lon 
don,  1775.  8°. 

Short  advise  to  the  counties  of  N.  Y. ;  by  a  country  gentle 
man.  N.  Y.,  1774.  8°.  (B  703,  990) 

Short  considerations  upon  some  late  extraordinary  grants 
and  other  particulars  of  a  late  patriot  [\V  .  Pi  sj ; 
conduct;  [by  J.  Almon].  London,  1760.  S".  (B  591, 
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Short  defence  of  the  Whigs.    London,  1819.  8".    (B  1673) 

Short  disc.,  A,  shewing  the  inconvenience  ofjoyning  the 
]>l;int:aion  charters  with  those  of  Knghind,  etc.', 
cont.  n  full  answer  to  'New  England  vindicated". 
(In  Whitmore,  \V.  H.  Andros  tracts,  v.  2.  1869. 
Prince  Soc.) 

Short  hand.  S,  ,•  Phonography;  —Stenography;  — Writing. 

Short  history  of  late  ecclesiastical  oppressions  in  Xe.w  Eng. 
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Short  hist,  of  the  conduct  of  the  present  ministry  with  re 
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Short  hist,  of  the  East  India  Co. ;  [by  F.  Russell]. 
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Short  hist,  of  the  nature  and  consequences  of  excise  laws; 
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Short  hist,  of  the  opposition  during  the  last  ses 
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Short  inquiry  into  the  commercial  policy  of  the  U.  8.  Bos 
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Short  introtl.  to  Latin  grammar  for  the  University 
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Short  letter  to  the  Karl  of  Liverpool,  on  an  amelioration  of 
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Shrewsbury,  Countess  of.  Sec  Hardwicke,  E. ;  —  Talbot, 
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Shrewsbury,  A'url  of.     See  Talbot,  J. 


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Voyage  en  S.      (In  Montemont,  A.     Bibl.  univ.,  v. 

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Same.     N.  Y.,  1858.  8f: 

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—  MICHIE,  A.      Siberian    overland    route    from 

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See  also  Amoor  River;  —  Obe  River.   History. 
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Kote.     Reviewed  by  J.  Klaczko  in  Revue  d.  D. 
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See  (lino  Russia. 

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—  Letter  of  the  Librarian  [J.  L.  Sibley]  to  the  com.  of  the 

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Sibmacher,  Hans.    ANDRESEN,  A.    (In  his  Der  deutscbe 

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Sibson,  Edmund.     Opening  of  an  anc.  barrow  called  Castle 

Hill,  in   the   Co.  of  Lancashire.  —  Pressure  of   tho 

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the  Irk,  locomotive   engine.  —  Roman  public  way 

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—  VOSSILS,  I.     (In  hi*  Varise  observ.  1685.) 

See  also  Sibyls. 
Sibylline  leaves;  by  S.  T.  Coleridge.    (In  his  Poet,  works, 

v.  1.  1835.) 
Sibyls.     CORTE   m   BONVICIXO,    A.     Sulle   sibille. 

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—  GALL.TSUS,  S.     De  sybillis  earumque  oraculis. 

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—  ZWO'LF  Sibyllen    Woissagungen.      (In    Simrock,    K. 

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Sicard,  lloch  Ambroise  Cucurron,  I' abbe.  Art  dc 
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—  Cours  d'instruct.  d'un  sourd-muet  de  naissance. 

2e  ed.     Paris,  Londres,  1803.  8°. 

—  Elemcns   de  grammaire   appliques  a    la   lang. 

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—  Sur  la  necessite  d'instruire  les  sourds-muets  dc  nais- 

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Eng.     Relation  [of]  the  dangers  which  he  ran,  2d,  3d 

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—  llepoiise.     (In  Maury,  J.  S.     Discours  pour    [sa]    re 

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—  Theorie  des  signes  pour  1'instruct.  des  sourds- 

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Siccama,  Sibrandus  Tetardus.      De   judicio  centumvirali. 

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—  Conimentarius  in  fastos  kalendares  Ruinanorum. 

(In  v.  8.  1698.) 
Sichel,  Jules.     Spectacles,  their  uses  and  abuses  in 

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I'amaurose.     Paris,  1837.  8°. 
Sicile  et  ses  rapports  avec  1'Anglcterre  a  1'epoque 

de  la  constitution  de  1812  ;  avec  la  refutation 

de  I'hist.  d'ltalie  par  Botta.  Paris,  1827.  8°. 
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—  STOLBERG,  — .  Travels  through  Germany, 
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See  alto  Caccamo;  —  Catania;  —  Cefali ;  —  Etna ; 
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II is  tort/. 

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universali  Ismae'lis  Alemujadad  Abulpheda,  regis 
Aniani; — Contin.  liistoriac  Saracenorum  in  Sicilia 
excerpta  ab  historia  cui  titulus  Asmodferi,  auct. 
Alkadi  Sciohabadin  ;  —  Theodosii  monaclii  epistola 
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SIDNEY 


CIIRONICON  Sicilian,  820-1328  ;  auctore  anonymo    con- 

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AMAKI,  M.     Frammonti  di  testi  arabi  per  scrvlre  alia 

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GAUTTIEK  DU  LYS  u'Anc,  L.  E.     Histoire  des 

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GAUFREDUB   .Malaterra.    Historia  S.,  [1053-1101];   a 

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GREGORIO,    li.    di.      Considerazioni    sopra   la 

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iintiq.     Sicil.,  v.  5.  1723;  —  and  in  Muratori,  L.  A. 

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See  also  Guiscard,  II. ;  —  also  Hohenstaufen  ;  — 
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Language. 

PASQUALINO,  M.  Vocabolario  siciliano  etimo- 
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—  Storia  litteraria   di    Sicilia  ne'  tempi  greci. 

Napoli,  1840.  8°. 
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Natural  history. 

QUATRF.FAGES,  A.  de.     liambles  of  a  naturalist, 

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—  PARCTA,  F.,  amt  AUGUSTINUS,  L.    Sicilia  niiminmat- 

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—  ROCHETTE,  D.  R.     Lc  type  des  monnaies  de  Caulonia, 

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—  THOMSON,  A.  T.     Domestic  management  of  the 

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1844.  12°. 
Same.    With  introd.  by  E.  L.  Follen.  Boston, 

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Sickel,  Theodor.     Jeanne    d'Arc.     (In  Historische  Zeit- 

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Siddons,  Henry.    Practical  illustrations  of  gesture; 

adapted  to  English  drama  from  a  work  by 

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Sidereal  heavens.     See  Dick,  T. 

Sidgwick.     See  also  Sedgwick. 

Sidgwick,  Henry.  Theory  of  classical  education.  (In 
Farrar.  F.  W.  Essays  on  a  liberal  educ.  1868.) 

Sidmouth,   Viscount.     See  Addington,  H. 

Sidney,  pseud.  Letters  to  W.  E.  Channing,  on  his  letter  to 
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Sidney,  Algernon.  Discourse  on  government ;  also 
Life  and  memoirs  of  S.,  trial  for  high  treason,  apol 
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v.  1,  2.  1794.) 

-    Same,     without    the    letters.       N.    Y.,    1805. 
3  v.  8". 

—  Same.     Discourses  cone,  government.     Phila., 

1805.  2  v.  8". 

Note.    Discourses  only;   with  a  life  by  another 
author. 

—  Letter   against  bribery  and   arbitrary  government.  — 

Of  love.     (In  Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts,  v.  8.  1812.) 

—  Letters.      (In  Forster,  T.     Orig.  letters.  1847.)  —  Let 

ters.     See  Sydney  papers,  (p.  2730). 

—  Memoirs.  —  Trial.  —  Apology.  —  General  view 

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J>Tole.     Probably  parts  of  the  4°  ed.  of  Discourses 

on  government  pub.  by  T.  Hollis,  London,  1763. 

—  HAWLES,  Sir  J.    (In   his  Remarks  on  the  tryals,  etc. 

1689.) 

—  MEADLEY,   G.  W.     Memoirs  of    S.     London, 

1813.  8°. 

—  REVIEW]   of   Memoirs  by    Meadley.      [Pp.  59-86  of 

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—  WINTHROP,  R.  C.     Lecture  on  8.,  before  the  Mercan 

tile  Lib.  Assoc.,  Dec.  2.     Boston,  1853.  8°.    (B  1582) 
Sidney,  Algernon,  pseud.      Address  to  the  people  of  New 
Eng.,  Dec.  15.     Wash.,  1808.  8°.    (B  410) 

—  Vindication  of  the  measures  of  the  present  administra 

tion.    Wash.,  1803.  8°.  (B  623) 

Sidney,  Rev.  Edwin.     Life  of  Lord  R.  Hill.     Lon 
don,  1845.  8°. 
Sidney,    Sir  Henry.      [SKETCH,  with  some  letters.]    (In 

Precept  and  example.  1825.) 
Sidney,    Henry,   1st  Earl  of  Romney.     Diary  and 

correspondence  of  the  times  of  Charles  n.;  ed. 

by  R.  W.  Blencowe.     London,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 
Sidney,  Joseph.     Oration,  abolition  of  the  slave-trade  in  the 

U.  S.,  Jan.  2.    N.  Y.,  1809.  8°.    (B  412) 
Sidney,  Mary,  Countess  of  Pembroke.     Psalmes  of  David  in 

English  verse.     See  Bible.  O.  T.    PSALMS  (p.  279) 


SIDNEY 


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Sidney,  Sir  Philip.     Works.     Lond.,  1725.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1,  2.    Countess  of  Pembroke's  Arcadia 

3.     A  sixth  book  to  Countess  of  Pembroke's  Arcadia,  by 

K.  Beling.  —  Defense  of  poesie.  —  Astrophel  and  Stella. 

—  Remedy  of  love.  —  Sonnets,  etc.  —  Lady  of  May. 

—  Miscellaneous  works  ;  with  life  and  notes  by 

W.  Gray.  Oxford,  1829.  12°. 
Namely.  Life.  —  Defence  of  poesy.  —  Astrophel  and 
Stella.  —  Miscel.  poems.  —  The  lady  of  May.  —  Valour 
anatomized  in  a  fancy.  —  Letter  to  Q.  Elizabeth.  —  Dis 
course  in  defence  of  the  Earl  of  Leicester.  —  Letters 
repr.  from  the  Sidney  papers,  Seward's  Blogrnphiana. 
etc. —  Letters  from  the  unpubl.  originals  in  the  Brit 
ish  Museum. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1860.  8°. 

—  An  apologie  for  poetrie.  1595.     London,  1868. 

8°.     (Arber's  Eng.  reprints,  v.  2.) 

—  Correspondence  [with]  H.  Languet ;  ed.  by  S. 

A.  Pears.     London,  1845.  8°. 

—  Countess  of   Pembroke's    Arcadia.     Sixt  time 

pub.     London,  1622.  f°. 

—  Same.     With  notes  and  introd.  essay  by  H. 

Friswell.     London,  1867.   8°. 

—  Defence  of  poesy.     London,  1810.  4°. 

—  Same.    (In  Young,  A.    Lib.  of  old  Eng.  prose  writers, 

v.  2.  1831.) 

—  Psalmes  of  David  in  English  verse.     See  Bible.   0.  T. 

PSALMS  (p.  279.) 

—  Story  of  the  Paphlagonian  unkind  king  from  [his]  Ar 

cadia.  1591.     (In  Collier,  J.  P.     Shakespeare's  lib., 
v.  2.  1843.) 

—  Valour  anatomized  in  a  fancie.  1581.  —  Wooing-stuff; 

a  poem.     (In  Somers,  J.    Tracts,  v.  1.  1809.) 

—  BOURNE,   H.  R.  F.     Memoir   of  S.     London, 

1862.  8°. 

—  DAVIS,    Mrs.    S.   M.       Life   and   times   of    S. 

Boston,  1859.  16°. 

—  DRAKE,  N.    Memoirs  of  S.  and   his   sister;  on  their 

version  of  the  Psalms.     (In  his  Mornings,  v.  1.  1828.) 

—  GREVILLE,    Sir  F.,  Baron  Brooke.     Life  of  S.; 

preface   by    S.  E.  Brydges.     Vol.  1.     Kent, 
Lee  Priory  press,  1816.  8°. 
Same.     (In  his  Works,  v.  4.  1870.) 

—  LLOYD,  J.     Life  of  S.     London,  1862.  8°. 

—  MEMORIALS    of  the    last    achievement,   illness,    and 

death  of  S.     (In  Archaeologia,  v.  28.  1839.) 

—  NlCERON,J.P.    (In  hi*  Mem.,  v.  15.  1731 ;  and,  Germ., 

v.  11.  1754.) 

—  SOUTHEY,  R.     (In  Eraser's  mag  ,  v.  77-78.  1868.) 

—  STIGANT,  W.     (In  Cambridge  essays,  1858.) 
Sidney,   Robert,  2(1   Karl  of  Leicester.    Journal,   1640-61. 

See,  below,  Sydney  papers. 
Sidney,    Samuel.       Three    colonies   of  Australia  : 

New  South  Wales,  Victoria,  and  South  Aus 
tralia.     London,  1852.  8°. 
Sidney  family.    COLLINS,  A.     Memoirs  of  the  Sydneys. 

(In  his  Letters  and  memorials,  v.  1.  1746.) 
Sidney  Bidulph,  Memoirs  of;  a  novel  [by  F.  Sher 
idan].     (Vol.  1-3,  4th  ed.)      London,    1772, 

70.  5  v.  12°. 

Note.     Vols.  4,  5   have  the  title  page,  Conclu 
sion  of  the  memoirs,  etc. 
Sidney  papers.     BLENCOWE,  R.  W.,   ed.     Sydney 

papers  ;  a  journal  of  the  Earl  of   Leicester  ; 

and  orig.  letters  of  A.  Sydney,  with  notes. 

London,  1825.  8°. 
Sidon.    TURNER,  W.  W.    The  Si<lon  inscription  ;  with  a  tr. 

and   notes.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  !>. 

185(5.)  —  Remarks  on  the  Phoenician  inscription  of 

Sidon.     (In  v.  7.  1862.) 
Sidonius  Apollinaris,  Caius  Sollius.    Opera  ;  I.  de 

Wovweren  rec.  et  notas  adj.  P.  Colvi.     Pari- 

siis,  1598.  8°. 
Content*.    Epistolse.  —  Carolina. 

—  VITA  S.  Sidonii.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  38.  1867.) 
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Siebelis,  Carl  Gottfried.  'Y/A'/r/viKa,  seu  antiquissinuc 
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n  notis  illustravit  S.     Lips.,  1803.  8°. 
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Siebdrat,   Karl  Wm.     De  carminibiis  veterum  miptialibus. 

(In  Theocritus.    Epithalnmium  Helenas.  I7li6.) 
Sieben    gclnvaben,    Die.      (J-n     Simrock,    K.      Deutschen 

Volksbucher,  v.  10.   1804.) 
Sieben  weisen  Meister,  Die.    (In  Simrock,  K.     Deutschen 

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Siebenbiirgen.    See  Transylvania. 
Siebenkees,  Johann  Philipp.      Anecdota    Gvseca  ; 

ed.  by  J.  A.  Goez.     Norimb.,  1798.  8°. 
Contents.   Scholia  in  Platonem.  —  Libanius  Soplnnta. 
Oratio  pro  Olympio.  —  Gemistus,  G.      Opusculum.  — 
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Siebold,  Carl  Theodor  Ernst  von.  On  tape  and 
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Genootschap.     Verhand.  1826.) 

—  Manners  and  customs  of  the  Japanese.     See  Japan. 

Nat.  character.    MANNERS.  1840;  1848. 
-  Nippon  ;  Archiv  /ur  Beschreibung  von  Japan. 

Leyden,  1852.  7  v.   f°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Mathematische  und  physische 
Geographic  voni  Reiche  Nippon.  2.  Volk  und  Staat. 
3.  Mytholo.srie,  Geschichte,  Archaologie,  und  Nnmis- 
matik.  4.  Kiinste  und  Wlssenschaften.  5.  Religion ; 
Pantheon  von  Nippon.  6.  Landwirthschaft,  Kunst- 
fleiss,  und  Handel.  7.  Neben-  und  Schutz-lander  von 
Japan. 

—  Open   brieven  uit  Japan,   [1859-60].     Desima, 

1861.  8°. 

—  Voyage  au  Japon,  1823-30 ;  ed.  franchise,  red. 

par  A.  de  Montry  et  E.  Fraissinet.     Vol.  5. 

Paris,  1840.  8°. 
Siedm  dziewczat  pod  bronia,  krotochwila ;  przel, 

z    Francuzkiego    przez    J.  N.  Kamiiiskiego. 

Warszawa,    1837.    16°.      (Teatra  Warszaw- 

skie,  pt.  2,  v.  6.) 
Siega,    La;   auto,  por  L.  de    Vega.     (In    Pedroso,  E.  G. 

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Siege,   The ;  a   comedy ;  by  J.   Baillie.     (In  her  Series  of 

plays,  v.  3.  1812.) 
Siege  artillery.     See  Artillery. 
Siege  de  Calais,  Le;   nouv.  hist.,  par  C.  A.  Tencin.      (In 

La  Fayette,   M.   M.  P.   de    la  V.      (Euvres,  v.   3. 

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de. 
Siege  de  La  Rochelle,  Le,  ou  Le  malheur  et  la  conscience; 

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Siege  of  Aquileia;  a  tragedy.     (In  Home,  J.     Works,  v.  2. 

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Siege  of  Belgrade;  opera.     See  Cobb,  J. 
Siege  of  Charleston,  1780.     Albany,  1867.  4°. 
Siege  of  Damascus;  tragedy.     See  Hughes,  J. 
Siege  of  Rouen.     See  Sege  of  Roan. 
Siege  of  Valencia;  dramatic  poem.     See  Hemans,  F.  D. 
Siege  of  Savannah,  1779.     Albany,  1866.  4°. 
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—  ONOSANDEK,  about  A.D.  50.     Von    den    Kriegshand- 

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—  LE  BLOND,  G.     Traite  de  la  defense  des  places. 

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Same.     3e  ed.     Paris,  1783.  8°. 

Traite  de  1'attaque  des  places.     2eed.     Paris, 

1762.  8°. 
Same.     3e  ed.     Paris,  1780.  8°. 


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-  FOSSK,  — .      Idees  d'un  militaire  pour  le  dis 

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—  Map.    FLORINI,  M.    Sena  vetus  civitas  Virginia.  n.t>.. 

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—  NERI   <li   Donato.     Annales,  1352-81.     (In  Muratori, 

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—  Sozzixi,  A.      Diario  delle   cose  avenute  in  S.,  1550- 

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Sieiikiewicz,    Karol.      Skarbiec   historii    Polskiej. 

W  Paryzu,  1839-42.  2  v.  in  4  pt.  8°. 
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—  GK.  BRITAIN.  Parl.     Correspondence  with  the 

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—  Same.    Mar.  27,  1794.     London,  1794.  4°.    (W  68) 

—  Same.    Phila.,  1795.  12".    (D  17) 

—  Same.    1795.     Phila.,  1795.  12°.    (D  17) 

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Sierra  Nevada  Mts.     See  California. 

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Sigebert  i.,  King  of  the  Franks.  Excerpta  ex  vitis  sancto 
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Sigebert  in.,  King  of  the  Franks.  Excerpta  ex  vitis  sanc 
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Sigebertus  Gemhlacensts.  Vita  S.  Sigeberti  regis  Austra- 
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a  Godescalco.  (In  Pertz,  G.  H.  Mon.  Germ.,  Scr., 
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Sigfridus,  episc.  Vixionis.  HISTORIA  S.,  Latino  et  Svethice. 
—  VITAS.  Sigfridi  episcopi  et  confessoris.  —  LE 
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Sighelmus,  Up.  of  Shirburne.  Voyage  to  India,  883.  (In 
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Sighs;   or,  The  daughter;  a  comedy.     See  Hoare,  P. 

Sight.     See  Eye  ;  —"Senses ;  —  Vision. 

Sights  and  sounds;  the  mystery  of  the  day.     See   Spicer,  H. 

Sigismund,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Tre  lettere  ai 
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—  BELLORI.G.P.  Sigismundi  Augusti  triumphus, 

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—  LOCIIER,  F.  von.     Kaiser  Sigmund  undllerzog  Philipp 

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Sigismund,  King  of  Sweden  and  of  Poland.  EX 
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Bilagor.     Stockholm,  1847.  4°. 

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New  semaphoric  signal  book.  Bost.,  1836.  8°. 

See  also  Telegraph. 
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Signorelli,  Luca.  WAAGEN,  G.  F.  Ueber  Leben,  Wirken, 
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Sigoli,  Simone.  Viaggio  al  Mt.  Sinai ;  con  lezione 
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Sigonio  (Lot.  Sigonius),  Carlo.  De  antique  jure 
civium  Koniitnorum.  —  Posterior  cum  N.  Gruchio 
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—  Chronologia  Liviana.     (In  Livius  Patavinus,  T.     Sin- 

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—  De  regno  Italia;.     (In  Grsevius.    Thcs.  antiq.   Ital., 

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—  De  repub.  Atheniensium.  —  De  temporibus  Athenicn- 

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Sigourney,    Mrs.   Lydia    (Huntley).      How  to  be 
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—  Illustrated   poems  with    designs   by    F.  O.  C. 

Darley.     Phila.,  1849.  8°. 

—  The   Intemperate;  and  The  reformed  [by  G.  Smith]. 

Hartford,  1834.  12°.    (C  204) 

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12°. 

—  Moral  pieces  in   prose  and   verse.      Hartford, 

1815.  12°. 
-  Past  meridian.     2d  ed.     Hartford,  1856.  12°. 

—  Poems.     Boston,  1827.  12°. 

—  Scenes  in  my  native  land.     Boston,  1845.  12°. 

—  Sketch    of    Connecticut,    forty    years     since. 

Hartford,  1824.   12°. 

—  Traits  of  the  aborigines  of  America;    a  poem. 

Camb.,  1822.  12°. 

—  II.,—.    C/?iLongacre,  J.B.   Nat.  portr.  gal.,  v.  4.  1839.) 
Sigurd.     LYNGHYE,  H.  C.     Faeeroiske  Qvaeder  om 

Sigurd  Fofnersbane  og  hans  JEt.     llanders, 

1822.   8". 
Sigurd  der  Schlangentodtcr ;  von  F.  de  La  Motte 

Fouque.     Berlin,  1808.  4°. 
Sigurd  i.,  King  of  Norway.     SNORRE-8TURLU8ON.     Saga  of 

Sigurd  the  crusader.     (In  Wright,  T.    Early  trav 
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Sikino.     Ross,   L.     Die  Insel  Sikinos.     (In  his  Archaeol. 

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Silas  Marner,  the  weaver  of  Raveloe;    by  George 

Eliot.     Edin.,  1861.  8°. 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1861.   12°. 

—  Same.     Mobile,  1863.  8°. 

Silberne   Hochzeit,    Die;    von   A.   v.   Kotzebue.      (In  his 

Theater,  v.  8'.  1840.) 
Silcote  of  Silcotes;  by  II.  Kingsley.     (In  Every  Saturday, 

v.  2,  3.  1806,  67;  —  and  in  Macmillan's  mag.,  v.  14- 

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Silence  of  scripture.     Sff  Wharton,  F. 
Silent  hour,  The.    See  Friswell,  J.  H. 


SILENT 


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Silent  partner, The;  by E.S.Phelps.  Host.,  1871.  12°. 

Silent  protector,  A;  farce.     Sfe  Williams,  T.  8. 

Silent  woman,  The.     See  Jonson,  B. 

Silent  woman,  A  ;  farce.     Sfe  Lacy,  T.  H. 

Silent  worship.  BROOK,  M.  Preuves  de  la  necessite  de 
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Silentiarius,  1'aulus.     See  Paulus  Silentiariiis. 

Silento,  IVtruw  de.  Opus.  (In  Zetzner.  L.  Theatr. 
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Silenus,  M>j.  BROWN,  J.  Velutl  in  speculum ;  or,  A 
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—  WEKJEI,,  J.  A.   V.      Geographlgche,  naturhlst.,   und 

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Silius  Italicus,  Caius.     Punicorum  libii  xvn  ;  cum 

excerptis    F.  Modii    lectionibus.   C.   Barthii 

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ms.  notes  by  J.  B.  Lcfebvre  de  Villebrune  of  various 
readings  derived  from  two  mss.  and  several  early  edi 
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Siljestrom,  Pehr  Adam.  Educational  institutions 
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—  Observations  sur   la  direction    qu'affectent   lea    stries 

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-  LAPAYESE,  J.      Tratado  del  arte  de  hilar,  etc., 

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—  ADAME,  N\  J.  de.  Nuevo  reglamento  para  las  fabri- 
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—  LENCISA.F.    Discorso  sopra  1'industria  delle  gete  net 

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—  U.  S.  '2\nt  Cong,  lit  Sens.  House.     Growth  and  manu 

facture   of  silk;  rep't  of   Com.   of  Agric.     Wash., 

1830.  8°.     (Hep.,  no.  189.     B  1743) 

—  Conn,  J.  H.     Manual  cont.  information  on  the 

mulberry  tree  and  culture  of  silk.     Boston, 

1831.  12°. 

-  PORTER,  G.  R.     Treatise  on  silk  manufacture. 

London,  1831.  16°.     (Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 
Same.     Phila.,  1832.  8°. 

-  GR.  BRIT.  Ho.  of  Com.     Report  on    the   silk 

trade.     [London,  1832.]   f°. 

-  EAST  INDIA  Co.      Reports  and  documents  con 

nected  with  the  proceedings  of  the  Company 
in  regard  to  the  culture  and  manufacture  of 
cotton-wool,  silk,  etc.,  in  India.  London, 
1836.  8°. 

—  CLAKKE,  J.  Treatise  on  the  mulberry  tree, 
silkworm,  and  prod,  and  manuf.  of  silk. 
Phila.,  1839.  12°. 

—  MASS.     Commissioner  for  the  Agricultural  Surrey  of 

the  Staff.  Report  on  the  culture  of  silk.  (In  his 
lst-4th  report  on  the  agriculture  of  Mass.  1840.) 

—  TAYLOR,  W.  C.     Handbook   of    silk,    cotton, 

and  woollen  manufacture.  Lond.,  1843.  12°. 

—  MICHEL,  F.      Recherches  sur  le  commerce,  la 

fabrication,  1'usage  des  etoffes  de  soie,  pendant 
le  Moyen  Age.  Paris,  1852-54.  2  v.  4°. 

—  REYRAUD,  L.     L'industrie  de  la  soie  depuis  ses  ori- 

gines.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  nov.  1855.) 

—  CANESTRINI,  G.     L'arte  della  seta  portata  in  Francia 

dagli  Italian!.  (In  Archivio  stor.  ital.,  n.  s.,  v.  6, 
pt.  2.  1857.) 

—  COWDIN,  E.  C.      Report  on    silk   and   silk   manufac 

tures.  (In  U.  S.  Comm.  for  Paris  Expos.,  1867. 
Reports,  v.  7.) 

—  FRANCE.     Com.  Imp.  de  VExpos.  de  1867.    (In  their 

Rapports,  v.  4.) 

See  also  Coromandel ;  —  also  Mulberry ;  —  Silk 
worms. 

Silkworms.      WILLIAMS,    E.      Discovery  of    silk 
worms,  etc..  [1650].    (In  Force,  P.    Col.  of  tracts, 

—  HAKTMB,   8.      The  reformed  Virginian    silk-worm. 

[1655.]     (In  Force,  P.     Col.  of  tracts,  v.  3.  1844.) 

-  MALPIGHI,  M.     Dissertatio  epistolica  de  bom- 

byce.     London,  1669.  4°. 

—  ANDERSON,  J.     Correspondence  for    the    introd.  of 

cochineal  insects,  mulberry  trees,  silk  worms,  etc. 
Madras,  1791.  8°.  (W56) 

—  DANDOLO,  V.,   conte.       Art   of     rearing   silk 

worms ;  tr.  [1813].     London,  1825.  12°. 

-  BOITARD,  P.     Traite   de  la  culture  du  murier 

et  de  1'education  des  vers  a  soie.  Paris, 
1828.  8°. 

--  HAZ/.I,  —  von.  Letter  from  J.  Mease,  transmit 
ting  a  treatise  on  the  rearing  of  silkworms. 
Wash.,  1828.  8°. 

-  LA  BROUSSE,  —  de.     Treatise  on  the  cultiva 

tion  of  the  mulberry  tree,  raising  of  silk 
worms,  etc. :  abridg.  from  the  Fr.,  with 
notes  and  app.  by  W.  H.  Vernon.  Boston, 
1828.  8°. 

-  CLARKE,  J.     Treatise  on  the  mulberry  tree  and 

silkworm,  etc.     Phila.,  1839.  12°. 

—  QUATREFACJES  DE  BREAU,  J.  L.  A.  de.    Scricieultiire. 

(In  France.  Com.  Imp.  de  I'fixpo*.  de  1867.     Rap 
ports,  v.  12.) 
Le  ver  a  soie.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars  1860.) 

—  PAYER,  A.      Les  vers  &  soie  et  les  maladies  du  bom- 

byx   du    murier.       (In  Revue   d.  D.  Mondes,  oct. 

1868.)  —  RADAII,  R.       Etudes  sur  la  maladie  des 

vcrs  4  soie.     (In  sept.  1870.) 
Sill,  Joshua  Woodrow.     DODGK,  W.  8.     (fn  his  History  of 

the  old  2d  div.  Army  of  the  Cumberland.  1864.) 
Sillery,  marquise  de.    S<-e  Genlis,  S.  F.  D.  de  St.  A. 
Silliman,   Augustus  E.     Gallop    among  American 

scenery.     N.  Y.,  1843.  12°. 


SILLIMAN 


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SILVERSMITHS 


Silliman,  Prof.  Benjamin,  6.  1779,  d.  1864.  Ad 
dress  before  the  Assoc.  of  Amer.  Geologists  and 
Naturalists,  Apr.  N.  Haven,  1842.  8°.  (B  1583) 

—  Journal  of  travels  in  England,  Holland,    and 

Scotland,  1805-06.     N.  Y.,  1810.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     3d  ed.      New  Haven,  1820.    3  v.  12°. 
—   Oration,  Hartford,  July  6.     Hartford,  1802.  8°.    (B421) 

—  Remarks  made  on  a  tour  between  Hartford  and 

Quebec,  1819.     2d  ed.     N.  Haven,  1824.  12°. 

—  Sketch  of  the  life  and  character  of  T.  Dwight;  eulo- 

gium,  Feb.  12.  N.  Haven,  1817.  8°.  (B  357,  1213, 
1245) 

—  Sketch  of  the  mineralogy  of  New  Haven.     (In  Conn. 

Acad.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  1810.)  —  Exper 
iments  on  the  fusion  of  various  refractory  bodies. 
(In  v.  1,  pt.  3.  1813.) 

-  Visit  to  Europe,   1851.     N.  Y.,  1853.  2  v.  12°. 

—  and  Kingsley,  J.  L.     Ace.  of  the  meteor  which  burst 

over  Weston,  Conn.,  Dec.  1807.  (In  Conn.  Acad. 
of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  1810.) 

—  CASWELL,  A.    Memoir  of  S.    (In  Nat.  Acad.  of  Sci. 

Annual,  1866.) 

—  FISHEK,  (jr.  P.     Life  of  S.  N.  Y.,  1866.  2  v.  8°. 

—  WINTHHOP,  K.  C.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.,  1864- 

65.) 

See  also  American  journal  of  science  and  arts. 
Silliman,  Benjamin,  Jr..  b.  1816.  Analysis  of 
green  picrolite  and  slaty  serpentine  from  Texas, 
Lancaster  Co.,  Pa.  —  Boltonite  of  Sliepurd  and  bi- 
silicate  of  magnesia  of  Dr.  Thomson.  —  On  sillimau- 
ite.  —  Chemical  examination  of  gorgonia  antipa- 
thes.  —  Of  'indianite'.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc., 
v.  2.  1850.)  —  Notice  of  a  powerful  permanent  mag 
net.  —  Notice  of  two  Amer.  meteoric  irons.  —  Ori 
gin  of  a  curious  spheroidal  structure  in  certain  sedi 
mentary  rocks.  (.In  v.  4.  1851.)  —  Note  on  the  dis 
charge  of  atmospheric  electricity  through  gas  mains. 
(In  v.  13.)  —  Combustion  of  wet  fuel  in  the  furnace 
of  M.  Thompson.  (In  v.  14.  1861.) 

—  and  Goodrich,    C.   11.     The  world  of  science, 

art,  and  industry  illust.  from  examples  in 
the  N.  Y.  Exhib.,  1853-54.  N.  Y.,  1854.  f°. 

—  and  Wurtz,  H.     Investigation  of  flame  temperatures; 

in  their  ref.  to  composition  and  luminosity.  —  Re 
lation  between  the  intensity  of  light  produced  from 
the  combustion  of  illuminating  gas  and  the  volume 
of  gas  consumed.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  18. 
1870.) 

Silliman,  Justus  M.  Examination  of  the  Bessemer  flame 
with  colored  glasses.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc., 
v.  19.  1870.) 

Sillimanite.  SILLIMAN,  B.,  Jr.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc., 
v.  2.  1850.) 

Silloway,  Thomas  Wm.  Text-book  of  modem  car 
pentry,  comprising  treatise  on  building  tim 
ber,  etc.  Boston,  1858.  12". 

Siloam,  Pool  of.  TOBLEK,  T.  Die  Siloahquelle 
und  der  Oelberg.  St.  Gallen,  1852.  8°. 

Silsbee,  Nathaniel.  Address,  death  of  Z.  Taylor,  and  eulogy 
by  C.  W.  Upham.  Salem,  1850.  8".  (B  1225) 

—  FLINT,  J.    Sermon,  death  of  Z.  Taylor  and  S.,  July  10. 

Salem,  1850.  8".    (B  1225) 

Silurian  system.  MUHCHISON,  Sir  R.  I.  Siluria  ; 
history  of  the  oldest  known  rocks  contain 
ing  organic  remains.  London,  1854.  8°. 

Same.     3d   ed.     incl.    the    'Silurian  system'. 

London,  1859.   8U. 

—  LYMAN,  B.  S.     On  the  lower  Silurian  hematite  beds  of 

America.     (In  Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  16.  1868.) 

Silva,  marquis  de.  Remarques  sur  T'Essai  gen 
eral  de  tactique'  [par  Guibert].  Turin, 
1773.  8°. 

Silva,  Antonio  de  Moraes  e.    See  Moraes  e  Silva,  A.  de. 

Silva,  Chi-istobal  de  Monroy  y.     See  Monroy  y  Silva,  C.  de. 

Silva,  D.  Hejon  de.     See  Kejon  de  Silva,  D. 

Silva,  Innocencio  Francisco  da.      Diccionario  bib- 
Hog,  portuguez.     Lisboa,  1858-62.  7  v.  8°. 
Supplemento.     Lisboa,  1867-70.  2  v.  8°. 

-  O  diccionario  bibliog.  portuguez  julgado  pela 

imprensa  contemporanea   micional  e  estran- 
geira.      3a  serie.     Lisboa,  1862.  8°. 
Silva,  Jose  Bonifacio  de  Andrada.     See  Andrada  e  Silva, 
J.  B.  de. 


Silva,  Joze  Verissimo  Alvares  da.  As  verdadciras  cauzas 
porquc  o  luxo  tern  sido  nocivo  aos  Portuguezes.  (In 
Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ.,  v.  1.  1789.)  —  Ob- 
servagoes  botanico-meteorol.  do  an.  de  1800,  feitas  em 
Thomar.  —  Sobre  a  agricultura  portu^ueza  consid- 
erada  desdc  o  tempo  dos  Romanos.  (In  v.  5.  1815.) 

Silva,  Luigi.  I  miracoli  di  S.  Sereno.  Padova, 
1750.  4°. 

Silva,  NUMO  da.  Voy.,  [1578,  with]  Sir  F.  Drake  through 
the  Straits  of  Magellan  to  Guatulco  in  New  Spaine. 
(In  Hakluyt,  R.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  4.  1811;  —  /»,  Cal- 
lander,  J.  Terra  Australia  cognita,  v.  1.  1766;  — 
und  in  Kerr,  R.  Col.,  v.  10.  1824.) 

Silva ;  a  discourse  of  forest  trees.     See  Evelyn,  J. 

Silva  critica.     See  Wakefleld,  Or. 

Silva  florifera.     See  Phillips,  11. 

Silva- Coutinho,  Joao  Martins.  L'embouchure  do  1'Ama- 
zone.  (In  Paris.  Soc.  de  Geog.  Bui.,  5e  sen,  v.  14. 
1867.) 

Silva  Feijo,  J.  da.  Sobre  a  fabrica  real  do  Anil  da  Ilha  de 
Santo  Antao.  (In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ., 
v.  1.  1789.)  —  Sobre  a  urzella  de  Cabo  Verde. — 
Sobre  as  Ilhas  de  Cabo  Verde,  em  1797.  (In  v.  5. 
1815.) 

Silva  Lisboa,  Balthazar  da.  Memoria  da  commarca  dos 
llheos.  (In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  9.  1825.) 

Silva  Waldstein,  Mariana  de.  A  la  memoria  de  Dona  M. 
de  Silva  Waldstein  su  esposo.  Madrid,  1805.  8°. 
(D36) 

Silvain  ;  comedie;  par  J.  F.  Marmontel.  (In  his  OZuvres, 
v.  16.  1787.) 

Silvani,  Francesco.  La  forza  del  sangue;  drama  per  mu- 
sica.  Venezia,  1711.  12°.  (D  48) 

Silvati,  Giuseppi.  LA  CECILIA,  G.  (In.  Amato,  G.  d'. 
Panteon,  v.  1.  1851.) 

Silveira,  Antonio  Henriques  da.  Sobre  a  agricultura  e 
populacao  da  provincia  de  Alem-Tejo.  (In  Lisbon. 
Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ.,  v.  1.  1789.) 

Silveira  Malhao,  Francisco  Manoel  Gomes  da.  See  Gomes 
da  Silveira  Malhao,  F.  M. 

Silver,  F.  Observations  on  Vansittart's  plan  of  finance. 
(In  Pamphleteer,  1813;  v.  2  of  B  838) 

Silver,  John  Mortimer  Wier.  Sketches  of  Japa 
nese  manners  and  customs ;  illust.  by  na 
tive  drawings.  London,  1867.  4°. 

Silver.  Metallurgy  and  Mineralogy. 

—  LAMBORN,  R.  H.     Rudimentary  treatise  on  the 

metallurgy  of  silver  and  lead.  London, 
Weale,  1861.  12". 

—  RICKAHD,    F.   I.      Mining  journey  across  the 

great  Andes.     London,  1863.  8°. 

—  U.  S.   Commissioners  of  Mining  Statistics.  Sta 

tistics  of  mines  and  mining  west  of  the 
Rocky  Mts.  Wash.,  1869.  8°. 

Political  economy. 

—  LETRONNE,  J.  A.    Sur  la  valeur  de  1'or  et  de  1'argent 

avant  le  decouverte  de  1'Amerique.  (In  his  Con 
siderations  gea.,  1817.) 

—  SEKRA,  A.     Breve  trattao  delle  cause  che  possono  far 

abbondare  li  regni  d'oro  e  d'argento  dove  non  sono 
miniere.  1613.  (In  Scrittori  class,  ital.  di  econ. 
pol.,  pte.  ant.,  v.  1.  1803.)  —  SCAIIL'FFI,  G.  Delia 
vera  proporzione  tra  1'oro  e  1'argento.  [1579.]  (In 
\.  2.) 

—  RATE  of  silver  per  ounce,  1700-50.    (In  New  Hamp. 

Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  5.  1837.) 

—  TAKASSENKO-OTRESHKOF,    N.      De   1'or   et  de 

1'argent.     Tome  1.     Paris,  1856.  8°. 
LOWELL,  F.  C.    To  the  president  of  the  Mass.  Hospi 
tal  Life  Ins.  Co.  [on  change  in  the  rel.  value  of  gold 
and  silver].    Boston,  [1859].  8°.     (B  1515) 

See  also  Money  ;  —  Political  econ.;  —  Precious 
metals. 

Silver,  Stuffs  of.  MICHEL,  F.  Recherches  sur  le 
commerce,la  fabrication,  et  1'usage  des  etoffes 
de  soie,  d'or,  et  d'argent,  etc.  Paris,  1852. 
2  v.  4°. 

Silver  cord,  a  novel,  by  S.  Brooks.     N.  Y.,  1861.  8°. 
Silversmiths.      AKUNDEL    SOCIETY.      Designs   for 
silversmiths  ;  autotype  reproductions  of  de 
signs  for  vases,   etc.,  in    the  S.  Kensington 
Museum.     London,  1871.  8°. 
See  also  Plate. 


SILVER 


2735 


SIMMLER 


Silver  store  from  media-vat  mines.     /See  Gould,  8.  B. 

Silverstone's  wager;  comedietta.     See  Andrews,  K.  R. 

Silvestre  de  Sacy,  Antoinc  Isaac,  le  baron.  L'arte 
di  tradurre  degli  anticlii  di  F.  Carrega;  oxtr.  du 
Moniteur,  no.  333,  1811.  Paris,  [181-j.  8°.  (C  89) 

—  Chrestomathie   arabe,    ou    Extraits    de   divers 

ecrivains  arabes  ;    avec  une  trad,    franchise. 
Paris,  1826-27.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Commentaire.    (In  Malik  Jamal-ad-Din  Muhammad. 

Altiyya.  1833.) 

—  Grammaire  arabe.    2e  ed.  <\  laquelle  on  a  joint 

un  traite  de  la  prosodie  et  de  la  metrique  des 
Arabes.     Paris,  1831.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Jugcmcnt  litteraire  sur  J.  Joubert.      (In  Joubert,  J. 

Pensees.  1861.) 

—  Le  livre  du  secret  de  la  creature,  par  le  sage  Belinous. 

—  Histoire  des  poe'tes,  par  Douletschah  ben  Alaed- 
doulet  algazi  alsamarcandi.  —  Histoire  de  Yemined- 
doula  Malnnoud,  tils  de  Sebecteghin.  —  D'un  ms.  du 
Pentateuque,  conserv.  dans  la  synagogue  des  Julfs 
de  Cai-fong-fou.  —  Les  regie  des  Schiis,  et  le  soutien 
de  la  loi,  par  Motaliher  ben  Mohammed  almokdadi. 
(In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.  Not.,  v.  4.  1799.)  —  Le 
livre  de  Vindication  etdel'admonition.d'Abou'  lhasan 
Ali.  —  D'un  ms.  pris  pour  le  catalogue  des  livres  de 
la  Djanii  nominee  Alazhar,  an  Caire.  —  Du  ms.  arabe 
conten.  un  traits'  sur  1'orthographie  primitive  de 
1'Alcoran,  par  Abou-Amrou  Othman,  etc.  —  Com 
mentaire  sur  le  poeme  nomine  Raiyya,  par  Alem- 
eddin  Abou  1'hasen,  etc.  —  Recueil  de  differ,  traites 
rel.  a  I'orthographle  de  1'Alcoran.  —  Traite  des 
repos  de  voix  dans  la  lecture  de  1'Alc.oran,  parSaad- 
allali,  etc.  (In  v.  8.  1810.)  —  Traite  de  la  prononci. 
ation  des  lettres  arabes.  —  D'un  ms.  arabe  de 
1'Alcoran,  accomp.  de  notes.  —  D'un  traite  des 
pauses  dans  la  lecture  de  1'Alcoran.  —  Le  capital 
des  objets  recherches,  ou  dictionnaire.de  I'idiome 
balaibalan.  —  D'un  ms.  hebreu,  cont.  un  fragm.  de 
la  version  hebraique  du  livre.  de  Calila  et  Dimna. 
(In  v.  9.  1813.)  —  Definitions,  ouvrage  du  Seid 
Scherif.  —  Livre  de  Calila  et  Dimna;  tr.  en  persan 
par  Abou'lmaali  Nasr-allab.  —  Le  parangon  de  la 
science;  trad,  persane  du  livre  de  Calila,  faire  par 
Abou'lfazl.  —  L'electuairo  des  cojurs,  ou  trad,  per- 
cane  du  livre  Indien  intit.  Hitoupadesa,  par  Tadj- 
eddin.  —  Addition  aux  differ,  notices  sur  les  trad, 
des  fables  de  Bidpai.  —  De  1'ouvrage  intit.,  Liber  de 
Dina  et  Calila,  mss.  latins.  (In  v.  10.  1818.)  — 
Pieces  diplomatiques  tiroes  des  archives  de  la  r6pub. 
de  G&ncs.  —  D'un  ms.  espagnol  eorit  pour  1'usage 
des  Maures  d'Espagne.  (In  v.  11.  1827.)  —  Corre- 
spomlance  des  Samaritains  de  Naplouse.  — D'un  ms. 
syriaque  ecrit  a  la  Chine.  —  'Les  baleines  de  la  fa- 
miliarite,"  par  Abd-Alrahman  Djami.  (In  v.  12. 
1831.)  —  2d  m«5m.  sur  la  nature  du  droit  de  propri- 
etc  territor.  en  Egypte.  (In  Mem.,  v.  5.  1821.)  — 
Une  correspondence  inedite,  de  Tamerlan  avec 
Charles  vi.  (In  v.  6.  1822.)  —  3e  mem.  sur  la  na 
ture  du  droit  de  propriete  territor.  en  Egypte.  — 
Un  traite  fait  entre  les  Genois  de  Pera  ct  un  prince 
des  Bulgares.  (In  v.  7.  1824.)  —  Djavidan  khired, 
ou  Livre  de  1'eternelle  raison.  —  Les  livres  reli- 
gieux  des  Druzes.  —  Quelques  papyrus  ecrits  en 
Arabe,  et  recem.  trouv.  en  Egypte.  —  Une  medaille 
arabe  hied,  de  1'an  525  de  I'hegire.  —  Le  traite  fait 
entre  le  roi  de  Tunis  et  Pbilippe-le-hardl,  en  1270. 

—  Une  correspondence  de  I'empereur  de  maroc  avec 
Philippe-le-hardi.     (In  v.  9.  1831.)  —  L'autorite  des 
synchronismes  etablis  par  Hainza  Isfahan!  entre  les 
rois  de  Perse  et  les  rois  arabes  du  Yemen  «t  de 
Hira.  —  L'origine  des  'Mille  et  une  nuits.'  —  Deux 
papyrus  ecrits  en  arabe  appart.  a  la  col.  du  roi.  —  Les 
livres  religieux   des   Druzes.      (In  \.   10.  18:33.)   — 
Rapports  semestriels.  —  La  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de 
Cbampollion  le  jeune.  —  De  Kemusat.  —  De  Thurot. 

—  De  Saint-Martin.  —  De  Chezy.  —  De  Dacier.  — 
De  Pougens.     (In  v.  12.  1836.) 

—  Principes  de  grammaire  generate.    5e  ed.  Paris, 

1824.   12°. 

—  Eng.     Principles  of  general  grammar ;    tr.  by 

1).  Fosdick.     2d  Amer.  from  5th  London  ed. 
Andover,  1837.  12°. 

—  DALNOU,  P.  C.  F.     La  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  S.    (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inner.    Mem.,  v.  12.  1836.) 
Silvestre    de  Sacy,    Samuel  Ustazade.     Discours. 
(In   Paris.  Inst.  At-ad.  Fr.    Rec.  des  disc.,  1850-59. 
2e  pte.) 

—  and  others.     Rapport  sur  le  progres  des  lettres. 

Paris,  1868.  8°.     (Rec.  de  rapports.) 


Silvestre  del  Campo,  Pedro.    Canto  i  de  la  Proserpina; 
poeina  epico-burlesco.  (hi  Sedano,  J.  J.  L.  de.   Par- 
naso  esp.,  v.  7.  1772.) 
Silvestri,  Camillo.     FABRONI,  A.     (In  his  Vitas  Ital.,  v.  12. 

1785.) 

Silvia;  a  novel,  by  J.  Kavanagh.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
Silvia.    Madrigali,  sonette,  tc.     (In  Trucchi,  P.     Poesi  ital., 

v.  3.  1847.) 
Silvia;  or.  The  country  burial ;  an  opera  by  G.  Lillo.     (In 

his  Dram,  works,  v.  1.  1810.) 
Silviua,  pnend.     See  Balguy,  J. 

Simancas.    MAURENBRECHER,  W.    Akten  aus  dem  spnni- 
schen  Staatsarchiv  von  Simancas.    (In  his  Karl  V. 
1865.) 
Simart,  Pierre  Charles.    LAGUANGE,  L.    (In  Gazette  des 

beaux-arts,  v.  14.  1863.) 

Simco,  John.  Catalogue  of  [his]  col.  of  prints 
and  drawings  of  Brit,  and  foreign  portraits 
sold  Jan.  1825;  [with  ms.  prices.  London, 
1825.]  8°. 

Simcoe,  John  Graves.     Simcoe's  military  journal ; 
a   hist,   of    the    operations   of    the   Queen's 
Rangers  during  the  Amer.  Rev.,  with  a  mem. 
of  the  author.     N.  Y.,  1844.  8°. 
Sime.     See  alxo  Syme. 
Sime,  James.     Progress  of  Britain  in  the  mechanical  arts. 

(In  Edinburgh  essays,  1856.) 

Simeon  Dunelmensis.  Opera  et  collectanea. 
Vol.  1.;  ed.  by  H.  Hinde.  Durham,  1868. 
8°.  (Surtees  Soc.,  v.  51.) 

Content*.  Passio  S.  S.  Ethelberti  atque  Ethelredi.  — 
Genealogia  regum  Nbrthanhymbrorum.  —  Hist,  de  regi- 
hus  Anglorum  et  Dacorum,  a  tempore  Bedae  venerabilis. 
— •  Hist,  ejusdem  recapitulatio.  —  Hist,  de  regibus  con- 
tinuatio.  —  Kpistola  ad  Hugonem  decanum  Kboracensem 
do  arehiepiscopis  Eboraci.  —  Hist,  de  8.  Cuthberto.  — 
De  situ  Dimelmi,  carmen  Ansflo-Saxonicum.  — De  obses- 
sione  Dunelmi  libcllus.  —  Hist,  trannlationum  8.  Cuth- 
hcrti.  —  Du  primo  Saxonum  adventu,  et  de  eorum 
regibus.  —  Appemlir.  Excerpta  hist,  et  topographica.  — 
Bn-vis  relatio  de  S.  Cuthberto.  —  Vita  S.  Margaretas 
Scotorum  reginae,  Turgoto  monacho  Dunelmensi  ad- 
seripta.  —  Exeerpta  e  scriptis  Turgoti,  apud  Hcotichroni- 
con  J.  Fordun. 

—  Historia  de  gestis  rcgum  Anglorum.     (In  Petrie,  H., 

and  Sharpe,  J.     Mon.  hist.  Brit.,  v.  1.  1848.) 
Simeon  Salus,  St.    LEONTIUS,  Bp.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  28. 

1867.) 

Simeon  xtyliten.    See  Symeon  utiflitfii. 
Simeon,  Ret.  Charles.     Answer  to  Dr.  Marsh's  inquiry,  etc. 

n.t.p.  [181-].  8°.    (B690) 

—  Appeal    to   men   of  wisdom    and   candor;    four  disc. 

preached    before   the   Univ.   of  Camb.,   Nov.   1815. 
Bait.,  1817.  8°.    ( W  10) 

—  Sermon;    Cbrist's   invitation   and  promise.     (In  Sud- 

dards,  W.     Brit,  pulpit,  v.  1.  1837.) 

—  Sermon.    (In  London  Soc.  for  Prom.  Christ,  among 

the  Jews.  10th  report.  1818.     B  1033) 

Sim6on,  Henri,  romte.  Sur  le  regime  dotal  et  le  regime  en 
communaute,  dans  le  manage.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac. 
d.  Sci.  Mor.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1837.) 

—  MIGNET,  F.  A.  A.    (In  hi*  Notices,  v.  2.  1854.) 
Sim6on,  Joseph  Jerome,  comle.    MIGNET,  F.  A.  A.    Sur  la 

vie  et  les  travaux  de  S.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci. 

Mor.    Mem.,  v.  5.  1847;  —  and  in  hi*  Notices,  v.  2. 

1854.) 

Simeon  Seth.     See  Symeon  Seth. 
Simeoni,  Gabriello.    Figure  del  Nuovo  Testamento  ; 

illust.  distanze.  Nouv.  rist.  Vinegia,  1574.  8°. 

—  Figure  del  Vecchio  Testamento,  illust.  di  stanze. 

Nouv.  rist.     Vinegia,  1574.   8°. 

—  Rime  e  concetti  villaneschi  d'Ameto  pastore.     (In  Fer- 

rario,  G.     Poesie  pastorali.  1808.) 

Simeon's  letters  to  his  kinsfolk.     See  South,  S.,  pseud. 
Simes.    See  also  Sims  ;  —  Symes ;  —  Symmes. 
Simes,  Thomas.     Military  guide  for  young  officers. 

London,  1772.  8°. 
Simienowicz,  Casimir.     The  great  art  of  artillery ; 

tr.  by  G.  Shelvocke.     London,  1729.  f°. 
Simile.    MEKIAN,  J.  B.    Reflexions  philos.  sur  la  rcssem- 

blance.     (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    Abb.  1751.) 
Simillimi,  I;  commedia.     See  Trissino,  G.  G. 
Simmias  Thflxinu*.     Fragm.    (In  Bergk,  T.    Poetse  Ivr 

Gr.  1853.) 
Simmler,   Fricdrich.      ANDRESEN,  A.    (In  his  Die  deut- 

schen  Maler-Radircr,  v.  2.  1868.) 


SIMMLER 


2736 


SIMONDE    DE    SISMONDI 


Simmler,  Josias.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  28. 
1734.) 

Simmonds,  Peter  Lund.  Curiosities  of  food.  Lon 
don,  1859.  16°. 

—  Illustrated  record.     (In  Dublin  Internal.  Exhib.  1865.) 
Simmonds,  Simmons.     Stt  also  Simmonds ;  —  Simonis  ;  — 

Simons ;  —  Symmonds  ;  —  Symmons ;  —  Symonds ; 

—  Symons. 
Simmons,   A.   E.     Spiritualism,   communications  from   D. 

Webster  and  others.     Woodstock,  1862.  8°.    (B  1200) 
Simmons,  Charles.    Slavery  of  the  U.  8.  to  sinful  and  fool 
ish  customs.     1'awtucket,  1841.  12°.    (C  260) 
Simmons,  Charles  Francis.     HIGGINSON,  T.   W.     (In   Ms 

Harvard  memorial  biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Simmons,  George  Frederic.     1'ublic  spirit  and  mobs;  two 

sermons,   Feb.   23.      Springfield,    Boston,    1851.    8U. 

(B  1301,  1591) 

—  Review  of   "Remarks  on  Dr.  Chanuing's   'Slavery.'  " 

Boston,  1836.  8".     (B  1120,  1T39) 

—  Two  sermons  on  the  emancipation  of  slaves  at  Mobile. 

Boston,  1840.  8°.     (B  1301,  1697) 

—  The   trinity;   its    scripture  foundation,    etc.',    lecture. 

Springfield,  1849.  8".     (B  1301) 

—  Who  was  Jesus  Christ?    Boston,  1839.  8°.     (B  1388) 
Simmons,  Samuel  Foart,  M.  D.,  F.  R.  8.    Account  of  aneu 
rism  of  the  aorta.  —  Case  of  emphysema.  —  Case  of 
ulceration  of  the  oesophagus  and  ossification  of  the 
heart.  —  Singular  case  of  hyatids.     (In  Soc.  Prom. 
Med.  Knowl.     Med.  comm.,  v.  1.  1784.) 

—  Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  W.  Hunter.    Lon 

don,  1783.  8°.     (B  831) 
Simmons,    Win.      Letter  to  the  Senate  and  Ho.  of  Rep. 

showing  the  corruption  of  J.  Armstrong  in  the  War 

Dept.      Georgetown,  1814.    8".     (B  1491; 
Simmons,  Wm.  11.     Rain;   a  colloquial  lecture.     (/H  Boston 

book,  3d  col.  1841.) 
Simms.     Ste  aluo  Sims;  —  Symmes. 
Simms,  Frederick.     A  winter  in  Paris ;  experiences 

and   obs.   of    1'reiich    medical    arid    sanitary 

matters,  1865-66.     London,  1866.   16°. 
Simms,  Frederick   \Valter,  ed.      Public   works   of 

Gr.  Brit.     London,  1838.  f°. 
Simms,  Jeptha  Root.      History    of  Schoharie  Co. 

and  border  wars  of  N.  Y.    Albany,  1845.  8°. 
Trappers  of  N.  Y.;  a  biog.  of  N.  Stoner,  and 

M.  Foster,  etc.     Albany,  1860.  12". 
Simms,  Wm.  Gilmore.     Areytos  :  or,  Songs  of  the 

south.     Charleston,  1846.  12U. 

Atalantis  ;  a  story  of  the  sea.  Phila.,  1848.  12°. 

_  Border  beagles.     Phila.,  1840.  2  v.  12U. 

—  The  damsel  of  Darien.      Phila.,  1839.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Life  of  N.  Greene.     N.  Y.,  1858.   12". 

The  lily  and  the  totem  ;  or,  The  Huguenots  in 

Florida.     N.  Y.,  1850.  12°. 

—  Martin  Faber.     N.  Y.,  1833.    18°. 

—  Morals  of  slavery,     (hi  Pro-slavery  argument.  1853.) 
_  Poems.     N.  Y.,  1853.  2  v.   12". 

Rombert ;  a   tale   of  Carolina.      N.  Y.,   1835. 

2  v.   12". 
_  Sabbath    lyrics ;    or,     Songs    from    Scripture. 

Charleston,  1849.  8°. 

—  The  wigwam  and  the  cabin.     1st  ser.     N.  Y., 

1845.   12". 

Simocatta,  Theophylactus.    See  Theophylactus  Simocatta. 
Simon   Crexptiensis,  tit.    VITA.     (In   Acta  sanct.,   v.  48. 

18tio.,) 
Simon  de   Lipnica.    STKOBKOVICZ,  L.    (In  Acta  sanct., 

v.  31.  1868.) 
Simon  dandavus  (i.  e.,  of  Ghent),  £p.  of  Salisbury.     See 

Ancren  riwle.  1853.     Note. 
Simon,  the.  tanner,  pseud.    Letter  to  A.  Croswell    [on]  his 

remarks  on   the   satyrical   drollery  commencement 

day.    Boston,  1771.  8".    (B  157,  737,  C  251) 
Simon,  Uenys.     Du  droit  de  patronage  ;  avec  un 

traite    des    maximes     du    droit    canonique. 

Pahs,  1686.   12". 
Simon,  Edouard.     Materiel  et  precede  de  la  filature.    [18—.] 

Xti-   Alcan,  M. 
Simon,  Erasmus  H.     ROWAN.  S.  N.     Refutation  of  charges 

in  -The  record,'  by  E.  11.  S.  and  J.  A.  Brown  against 

the  Amur.  Soc.  fur  Meliorating  the  Condition  of  the 

Jews.     London,  1829.  8".     (B  964) 
Simon,  Jean  C.      L'art  de  faire  du  salpetre,  Dresdc,  1771. 

(Jn  Paris.  Inst.     Ac.  d.  Sci.      Rec.  de  mem.  1776.) 


Simon,  Jean   Fransois,  b.  1654,  d.  1718.     NICERON,  J.   P. 

(Jn  Ms  Mem.,  v.  12.  1730.) 
Simon,    Johari.      Introductio    gram.    crit.    in  ling. 

Grsecam.     Ed.  alt.     Hake,  1771.  8°. 
Simon,   Johann  Franz,  b.  1807,  d.  1843.     Animal 

chemistry  ;    tr.   by    G.   E.   Day.      London, 

Xydunham  Soc.,  1845-46.  2  v.  8". 
Simon,  John.     General  pathology.  Phila.,  1852.   8°. 

—  Inflammation.     (Jn  Holmes,  F.     Syst.  of  sutg.,  v.  1. 

1860.) 
Simon,   John.      Memoir   of  H.  Green.      (In    Green,  J.  H. 

Spiritual  philos.  1865.) 
Simon,   Joseph   Phillippc   (pseud.  Lockroy),  and  Piestre, 

I".  E.     Le   chien    du   jardinier;  opera  comique,  mu- 

sique  de  A.  Grisar.     Paris,  1855.  16".    (E  17) 

—  and  Michel,   M.  A.  A.     Tomkins  the   troubadour,  a 

farce.     (]S'o.  134  of  De  Witt's  acting  plays.) 
Simon,    Jules,     Dr.      Des    maladies     puerperales. 

Paris,  1866.  8°. 
Simon,   Jules   Francois    Simon    Suisse,    dit   Jules. 

Death  penalty.     (In  Every  Saturday,  v.  8.  1869.) 

—  Introduction.     (In  Arnauld,  A.   (Euvres  philos.  1843.) 

—  La  liberte.     Paris,  1859.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Natural  religion  ;  tr.  by  J.  \V.  Cole  ;    ed.  by  J. 

B.  Marsden.     London,  1857.  8°. 

—  L'ouvrier  de  huit  ans.     Paris,  1867.  8°. 
—  L'ouvriere.     3e  ed.     Paris,  1861.    12". 

—  Les  prisons  de  Paris.     (In  Paris  guide,  v.  2.  1867.) 

—  Rapport.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.   ,6'ti.  Mor.     Mem., 

v.  12.  1865.) 

—  Le  travail.     Paris,  1866.  8°. 

—  Several  articles.]     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1840- 

nov.  1S71.) 

—  RENAN,  E.    'Le  devoir'  par  J.  Simon.    (In  Revue  d. 

D.  Mondes,  mars  1854.) 

Simon,  Meniio.  Foundation  and  plain  instruction 
of  the  saving  doctrine  of  Christ ;  with  other 
treatises;  tr.  by  J.  D.  Kupp.  Lancaster, 
1863.  12". 

Simon,  Pedro.  Expedition  of  Pedro  Ursua  and 
Lope  de  Aguirre  in  search  of  El  Dorado  and 
Omagua,  1560-61 ;  tr.  by  W.  Bollaert,  with 
introd.;  by  C.  R.  Markham.  London,  1861. 
8".  (llakluyt  Soc.,  v.  28.) 

Simon,  Richard.  Critical  hist,  of  the  religions  and 
[relig.J  customs  of  the  eastern  nations  ;  [tr.] 
by  A.  Lovell.  London,  1685.  16°. 

—  Critique  de  la  'Bibliotheque  des  auteurs   eccl.', 

par  L.  E.  Dupin.     Paris,  1730.  4  v.  8°. 

—  BOSSUET,  J.  B.     Defense  de  la  tradition   et  des  saints 

peres  [coutre  S.J.     (In  hi*  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1841.) 

—  NICEKOX,  J.P.     (Jn  Ms  Mem.,  v.  1.  1729;  and  Germ., 

v.  2.  1750.) 
Simon ;  par  George  Sand  [A.  L.  A.  D.  Dudevant]. 

Paris,  1857.  16°. 

Aote.    From  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  jan.-fev.  1836. 
Simon  Bocanegra;  drama.     See  Gutierrez,  A.  G. 
Simon   Kemeny;  ein   vaterl'andisches   Original-Drama  von 

G.  von  Caal.     (Jn  Kotzebue,  A.  F.  F.  von.    Alma- 

nach,  v.  22.  1824.) 

Simon  Suggs,  iSome  adventures  of.     See  Hooper,  J.  J. 
Simoncini,  Pietro.    AMATO,  G.  di.    (In  his  Panteon,  v.  2. 

1851.) 
Simond,  Louis.     Switzerland ;  a  journal  of  a  tour 

and  residence,  1817-19.    Bost.,  1822.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Tour    and    residence    in    Gr.    Brit.,    1810-11. 

N.Y.,  1815.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Tour  in  Italy  and  Sicily.     London,  1828.  8°. 
Simonde  deSismondi,  Jean  Charles  Leonard.  Etudes 

sur   1'economie  politique.      Paris,    1837-38. 

2  v.    8".       (Etudes  sur  les  sciences  sociales, 

v.  2,3.) 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Preface.  —  Introd.  —  Balance  des 
consommations  avec  les  productions.  —  Du  revcnu  social. 
—  De  la  richense  territorial^  et  de  la  condition  des  culti- 
vateurs.  Quello  est  la  distribution  de  la  richesse  territo- 
riale  qui  procure  le  plus  de  bonheur  a  la  soeiel<5.  —  De  la 
condition  des  cnltivateurs  de  race  gaelique  en  Ecosse  et 
de  leur  expulsion.  —  De  la  condition  des  cultivateurs 


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irlandairi  et  des  causes  do  leur  detresse.  —  De  la  condition 
defl  cultivateurs  en  Toscane.  —  Des  devoirs  du  souverain 
cnvors  les  cultivatcurs  irlandais,  et  des  moyens  de  lea 
tirer  de  leur  detresse.  —  Dos  ett'ets  de  1'esclavage  sur  la 
race  huinaine.  —  De  la  marche  a  suivrc  pour  retirer  les 
ciiltivuteurs  negros  de  1'esclavage.  2.  De  la  condition 
des  eultivateurs  dans  laCampagnc  de  Rome.  —  Comment 
rappoler  la  population  et  la  culture  dans  la  Campagne  de 
Koine.  —  Des  colonies.  —  De  la  richesne  commercials  et 
dei  homines  qu'tlle  fait  vivre.  De  1'organisatlon  econo- 
mique  de  la  sooiete  humalne.  —  Comment  les  manufac 
tures  contribuent-ils  an  bonhear  national?  —  Du  la  pro 
tection  accordee  autrefois  aux  arts  utiles,  et  de  ce  qu'on 
pent  faire  aujourd'liui  pour  eux.  —  Du  numeraire  du 
capital  ciroulant,  etdes  banques.  —  Du  capital  immateriel 
on  des  croances. 

-  Fall   of  the   Roman   Empire.      London,  1834. 

2  v.  16°.     (Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     B.C.  30  -  A.D.  632.      2.    A.D.  632  - 
1000. 

-  Fragments  de  son  journal  et  correspondance. 

Geneve,  Paris,  1857.  8°. 

-  Histoire  des  Francois;    contin.  par  A.  Hence. 

Paris,  1821-44.  31  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  A.D.  68-613.  2.  613-830.  3. 
830-987.  4.  987-1100.  5.  1100-1180.  6.  1180-1226. 
7.  1226-54.  8.  1254-96.  9.  1296-1328.  10.  1328- 
64.  11.  1364-92.  12.  1392-W22.  13.  1422-56.  14. 
1456-84.  15.  1484-1515.  16.  1515-38.  17.  1538-56. 
18.  1556-68.  19.  1568-80.  20.  1580-89.  21.  1589- 
98.  22.  1598-1626.  23.  1626-43.  24.  1643-61.  25. 
1661-88.  26.  16S8-1706.  27.  1706-26.  28.  1726-50. 
29.  1750-74.  30.  1774-89.  31.  Table. 

-  Histoire  des  republiques  italiennes  du   Moyen 

Age.     Paris,  1826.  16  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  476-1122.  2.  1100-1233.  3. 
1234-82.  4.  1282-1322.  5.  1314-47.  6.  1347-64.  7. 
1365-1402.  8.  1402-32.  9.  1431-55.  10.  1447-73. 
11.  1469-90.  12.  1490-98.  13.  1498-1509.  14.  1509- 
21.  15.  1521-30.  16.  1529-1748. 

-  Eng.       History  of    the  Italian  republics ;    a 

view  of  the  origin,  progress  and  full  of  Italian 
freedom,  [476-1805],  London,  1832.  16°. 
(Lardner.  Cab.  eye.) 

-  History  of  the  crusades  against  theAlbigenses. 

1st  Amer.  ed.     Boston,  1833.   12°. 

-  De  la  litterature  du  midi  de  1'Europe.     Paris, 

1829.  4  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Introd.,  corruption  de  la  langue 
latino,  formation  des  langues  romanes.  —  Litterature  des 
Arabes.  —  Xaissance  de  la  langue  et  de  la  poesie  proven- 
<;ales;  influence  des  Arabes  sur  le  talent  et  le  gout  des 
troubadours.  —  De  I'ctat  des  troubadours,  et  de  leur 
poesies  amoureuses  et  guerrieres.  — De  quelques  trouba 
dours  plus  celebres.  —  Guerre  des  Albigeois;  dernier 
poetes  de  la  langue  provencale  en  Languedoc  et  en  Cata 
logue.  —  Du  roman  wallon,  ou  langue  d'oi'l.  —  Komans 
do  ebevalerie.  —  Poesies  diverges  des  trouveres;  allego 
ries,  fabliaux,  poesies  lyriques,  mysteres  et  moralites.  — 
Langue  italienno ;  le  Dante.  —  Influence  du  Dante  sur 
son  siecle :  Petrarque.  2.  Boccace;  litterature  italienne 
a  la  tin  du  14e  et  pendant  le  15e  siecle.  —  Politien,  Pulci, 
Boianlo,  1'Arioste.  —  Alamanni,  Bernardo  Tasso,  le 
Trissin,  le  Tasse.  —  Suite  du  Tasse.  —  Eclat  de  la  littera 
ture  au  Itie  siecle :  Trissin,  Ruccellal,  Sannazar,  Berni, 
Macchiavel,  P.  Aretm,  etc.  —  Decadence  de  la  litterature 
italienne  au  17e  siecle.  —  18e  siecle :  Metastase.  —  Suite 
de  la  litterature  italienne  au  18e  siecle :  comedie,  Gol- 
doni.  —  Suite  de  la  comedie  italienne  :  Gozzi,  Albergati, 
Avolloni,  Federici,  Gherardo  de  Itossi,  Giraud,  Pinde- 
monti.  —  Aliieri.  3.  Suite  d'Alfieri  et  de  son  ecole.  — 
Prosateurs,  poetes  epiques  et  lyriques  de  1'Italie  au  18e 
siecle.  —  Xaissance  de  la  langue  et  de  la  poesie  espagnole  : 
Poeme  du  Cid.  —  Poesie  espagnole  au  13e  siecle ;  ro 
mances  du  Cid.  —  De  la  litterature  espagnole  dans  le 
14e  et  le  15e  siecle.  —  Kpoque  de  Charles  v. ;  litterature 
classique  espagnole :  Boscan,  Garcilaso,  Mendoza,  Mir 
anda,  Montemayor.  —  Suite  de  la  litterature  espagnole 
au  16e  siecle:  Ilerrera,  Ponce  de  Leon,  Cervantes,  son 
Don  Quichotte.  —  Theatre  de  Cervantes.  —  Nouvellcs 
et  romans  ile  Cervantes;  1'Araucana  de  D.  Alonzo  de 
Krcilla.  —  Du  theatre  dans  la  poesie  romantique : 
Lope  dc  Vega  Carpio.  4.  Suite  de  Lope  de  Vega. 

—  Poesie  lyrique  espagnole  a  la  tin  du  16o  et  au  com 
mencement   du  17e  siecle :    Gongora  et  son  ecole,  C^ue- 
vedo,  Villegas,  etc.  —  Don  Pedro  Calderon  de  la  Barca. 

—  Suite   de    Calderon.   —   Suite   du  theatre;    etat  des 
lettres  pendant  le  regne  de  la  maison  de  Bourbon ;  tin 

344.     (10.  8.  80.) 


de  Phistoire  de  la  litterature  espagnole.  —  Litterature 
portugaise  .jusqu'au  million  du  16o  siecle.  —  Louis  de 
Camoens,  Lusiada*.  —  Suite  de  la  Lusiade.  —  Poesies 
diversos  de  Camoens;  Gil  Vincente,  Rodriguez  Lobo, 
Cortereal,  historions  portugais  du  16e  siecle.  —  Derniere 
periode  de  la  litterature  portugaise.  —  Conclusion. 

—  Eng.     Historical  view  of  the  literature  of  the 

South  of  Europe ;  tr.  by  T.  Koscoe.    London, 

1823.  4  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Introd.  Corruption  of  the  Latin, 
and  formation  of  the  Homanoo  languages.  —  Arabians.  — 
Provence  and  the  troubadours.—  Albigenses.  —  Romance- 
wallon,  or  langue  d'o'il,  and  romances  of  chivalry.  —  The 
trouveres.  —  Italian.  —  Dante.  —  Petrarch.  2.  Boc 
caccio.  —  Italian  literature,  14th  -  18th  cent.  —  Tasso. 
3.  Alfieri  and  his  school  contin.  —  Spanish.  4.  Contin. 
of  Lope  de  Vega.  —  Conclusion  of  Spanish  literature.  — 
Portuguese  literature. 

—  Nouveaux   principes  d'economie  politique.   2e 

ed.     Paris,  1827.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Precis  de  1'histoire  des  Frangais.     Paris,  1839. 

2  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.1.    B.C.  60 -A.D  1400.     2.    1401-98. 

—  Review  of  the  progress  of  religious  opinions.     Boston, 

1827.  8°.    (B  963) 

—  De  la  richesse  commercialc,  ou  Principes  d'econ. 

polit.  appliques  a  la  legislation  du  commerce. 
Geneve,  1803.  2  v.  8°. 

—  MIGNET,  F.  A.  A.     Sur  la  vie  et  les  travaux  de  8.     (In 

Paris.   Inst.   Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor.    Mem.,  v.  6.  1850;  — 
and  in  hit)  Notices  et  portraits,  v.  2.  1854.) 

—  SAINT  REN£  TAILLANDIER,  G.  E.    (In  Revue  d.  D. 

Moudes,  Jan.  1862.) 

—  SCHERER,  E.     (7/i  his  Nouvelles  etudes,  1865.) 
Simonds.     See  also  Simmonds  ;  —  Simmons  ;  —  Simons  ;  — 

Symmons ;  —  Symonds  ;  —  Symous. 

Simonds,  Thomas  C.      History  of   South  Boston. 

Boston,  1857.  12°. 
Simonetta  <U  Calabria,  Famiglia  di.    (In  Litta,  P.    Fain., 

v.  13.) 
Simonetta,  Giovanni.     Historia  de  rebus  gcstis  Francisci  I. 

Sfortiae   Vicccomitis.      (In    Muratori,   L.  A.     Rer. 

Ital.  scr.,  v.  21.  1732.) 
Simonetti,  Saverio.     llimostranza  sulla  reversione  del  feudi. 

di  Siciliaal  regiolisco.   (/>i  Dragonetti,  G.     Origine 

doi  feudi.  1742.) 
Simoni,  Niccolo  de'.    Vita  di  D.  Tarugi.    (In  Crescimbeni, 

G.  M.     Vite,  v.  2.  1710.) 
Simonides  Amorginus.     Fragm.      (In   Bergk,   T.    Poetae 

lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 
Simonides  Ceus.    Fragm.     (fn  Bergk,  T.     Poetae  lyr.  Gr. 

1853;  —  and  in  Mueller,    C.      Fr.  hist.   Gr.,  v.  2. 

1848.) 

—  STERLING,  J.     (In  his  Essays  and  tales,  v.  1.  1868.) 
Simonin,  Louis  Laurent.     Les  carriers  et  les  car- 

rieres.     (In  Paris  guide,  v.  2.  1867.) 

—  L'homme  americain,  notes  d'ethnologie  et  de  linguis- 

tique  sur  les  Indiens   des   Etats-Unis.     (In  Paris. 
Soc.  de  Geog.     Bui.,  5e  ser.,  v.  18.  1869.) 
-  Underground  life  ;  or,  Mines  and  miners  ;  tr. 
by  H.  W.  Bristow.     London,  1869.  8°. 

—  Several  articles.]     (In  the    Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  av. 

1861 -aout.  1867.) 
Simonis,  Johann.      Introductio  grammatico-critica 

in  lingam  Graecam.     Ed.  alt.  access,  locuple- 

tata.     Hahc  Magd.,  1771.  8°. 
Simons.     See  also  Simmonds ;  —  Simmons ;  —  Simonds ;  — 

Symmons  ;  —  Symonds ;  —  Symons. 
Simons,  J.  A.     Meddlings  with  the  muse.      Lon 
don,  1840.  12°. 
Simons,  James.     New  principles  of  tactics,  practised   by 

the  armies  of  France.    Charleston,  1797.  8".    (B  420, 

W  57,  64) 

—  A  rallying  point  for  all  true  friends  to  their  country. 

[Charleston?]   1800.  8°.    (W  2) 

Simons,  Keating  Lewis.  Oration,  July  4.  Charleston, 
[1806].  8°.  (B416) 

—  Eulogium  on.  1819.    See  Crafts,  W.,  Jr.;  —  Gadsden, 

J.    (B556) 

Simons,  X.  W.,  ed,  Junius ;  A  letter  to  an  Hon. 
Brig.  Gen.  in  Canada,  [(J.  Townshend],  now 
first  ascribed  to  Junius  ;  added,  '  A  refuta 
tion  by  an  officer',  [written  by  Lord  Thur- 
low?].  London,  1841.  16°. 


SIMONS 


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Simons,  Pierre.     Joharm  de  Witt   und  seine  Zeit. 

Erfurt,  1835-36.  2  v.  8°. 
Simons,  Pierre,  and  Ridder,  —  de.     Le  chcmin  de 

fer  beige.     Brux.,  1839.  8°. 
Simons,  Thomas   Y.,  M.I).    Essay  on  the  yellow  fever,  as 

it  has  occurred  in  Charleston;  origin  and  progress 

to  the  present  time.    Charleston,  1851.  8°.    (B  1562) 

—  Introductory  lecture  in  the  Medical  Col.  of  S.  Carolina, 

Nov.    Charleston,  1835.     8°.    (B  1562) 

Simons-Candeille,  Amelie  Julie.  Catherine,  ou  La  belle 
fermiere;  comedie.  Paris,  1793.  8°.  (B  1015) 

Simonsen,  Lauritz  Scheebye  Vedel.  Palnatokkes  Gravhbi 
i  Fyen.  (In  Copenhagen.  K.  Com.  f.  Olds.  Opb. 
Antiq.  Ann.,  v.  2,  pt.  1.  1812.)  —  Efterretning  om 
tvende  private  Samlingcr  af  nordiske  Oldsager  j  Jyl- 
land.  —  Fortegnelse  paa  for  det  antiqvariske  Muse 
um  i  Aarene  1807-14  indsamlede  Oldsager.  —  Arch- 
seologisk  Kapport.  (In  v.  2,  pt.  1812.) 

Simonton,  James.  Geography  and  astronomy  sci 
entifically  managed.  Dublin,  1821.  4°. 

Simony.  CAWLEY,  J.  Nature  and  kinds  of  S. 
discussed.  London,  1689.  4°. 

Simpertus,  St.,  Epiac.  Augustanus.  ADELBERTUS.  Vita 
et  miracula  S.  (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  54.  1868.) 

Simpkin  &  Marshall.  Guide  to  the  choice  of 
books;  [catalogue  raisonne  "with  prices]. 
London,  1833.  12°. 

Simpkins,  John.  Sermon,  April  27,  ordination  of  Rev.  8.F. 
Swift;  2d  Cong.  Ch.,  Nantucket.  Boston,  1810.  8°. 
(B  332,  871) 

—  Topographical  descrip.  of  Brewster,  1806.     (In  Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  10.  1809.) 

Simpkinson,  John  Nassau.  The  "VVashingtons. 
London,  1860.  12°. 

Simple  cobler  of  Aggawam  ;  by  [N.  Ward],  Lon 
don,  1647.  4°. 

-  Same.     Ed.  by  D.  Pulsifer.     Bost.,  1843.  12°. 

-  Same.    (In  Force,  P.     Tracts,  v.  3.  1844.) 

Simple  histoire;  comedie,  par  E.  Scribe.     (In  his  (Euvres 

ehoisies,  v.  2.  1845.) 
Simple  histoire;   par  E.  S.  Inchbald;   tr.  par  Deschamps. 

(In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  12.  1799.) 
Simple    questions   and     sanitary   facts.      London, 

1862.  16°. 
Simple  tales;  by  Mrs.   A.  A.  Opie.     2d  Amer.  ed. 

George  Town,  1810.  2  v.  12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1827.   12°. 
Simplicianische  Schriften.    See  Grimmelshausen,  H.  J.  C. 

von. 

Simplicity's  defence.  1847.    See  Gorton,  S. 

Simplicius.  Commentarius  in  Epicteti  Enchiridion.  (In 
Theophrastus.  Characters.  1840.) 

Simpson.    See  also  Simson ;  —  Sympson  ;  —  Symson. 

Simpson,  Alexander.  Life  and  travels  of  T.  Simp 
son  the  Arctic  discoverer.  London,  184-5.  8°. 

Simpson,  Andrew.  Exposition  of  elementary 
principles  cone,  in  the  preservation  of  healthi 
ness  and  production  of  distempers  amongst 
mariners.  Glasgow,  1820.  8°. 

Simpson,  Francis.  Series  of  ancient  baptismal 
fonts.  London,  1828.  4°. 

Simpson,  Sir  George.  Narr.  of  a  journey  round 
the  world,  1841-42.  London,  1847.  2  v.  8°. 

Simpson,  J.  Palgrave.  Marco  Spada.  (In  Sargent,  E. 
Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  13.) 

—  Only  a  clod ;  a  comic  drama.      (No.  41  of  Spencer's 

univ.  stage.) 

—  Second  love;  a  drama.     (In  Sargent,  E.    Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  35.) 

—  Two  gentlemen  at  Mivart's.    (In  Scott,  C.  \V.    Draw 

ing-room  plays.  1870.) 

—  and  Dale,  F.     Time  and  the  hour;  a  drama.     (No.  42 

of  De  Witt's  acting  plays.) 

—  and  Yates,  E.     Black  sheep;  a  drama,  founded  on  E. 

Yales'  novel  of  the  same  name.  (No.  36  o/De  Witt's 
acting  plays.) 

Simpson,  James.  Communications  from  Morocco  accompa 
nying  the  President's  message  of  Dec.  15.  n.p.,  1802. 
8°.  (B  502) 

Simpson,  James.  Necessity  of  popular  education  ; 
•with  hints  on  treatment  of  criminals  and 
homicidal  insanity.  Edin.,  1834.  8°. 


—  Public    health.       (In     Nat.   Assoc.   Prom.    Soc.   Sci. 

Trans.,  1867.) 
Simpson,  Gen.  James  H.  Coronado's  march  in  search  of  the 

'seven  cities  of  Cibola',  etc.     (In  Smithsonian  Inst. 

Report,  1869.) 
Simpson,  Sir  James  Young,  M.I).  Archaic  sculp- 

turings  of  cups,    circles,   etc.,  upon  stones. 

Edin.,  1867.  4°. 

—  Attitude   and   position  of  the  foetus  in  utero.     Edin., 

1849.  8°.    (B  1562) 

—  Diagnosis  and  treatment  of  retroversion  of  the  unim- 

pregnated  uterus.     Dublin,  1848.  8°.     (B  1562) 
Note.    From  the  Dublin  quart,  journ.  of  mod.  sci. 

—  Homoeopathy;  its  tenets  and  tendencies.  3d  ed. 

Edin.,  1853.  8°. 
—  Obstetrical  memoirs  and  contributions;  ed.by 

W.  0.  Priestley  and  H.  R.  Storer.     Phila., 

1855-56.  2  v.   8°. 

Contentn.  Vol.  1.  Special  pathology  of  the  nnim- 
pregnated  female.  —  Physiology  and  pathology  of  preg 
nancy.  —  Natural  and  morbid  parturition.  2.  Pathol 
ogy  of  the  puerperal  state.  —  Physiology  and  pathology 
of  the  products  of  conception.  —  Pathology  of  infancy 
and  childhood.  —  Anaesthesia.  —  Appendix. 

—  Remarks  on  the  superinduction  of  anaesthesia  in  par 

turition.     Bostop,  1848.  8°.    (B  1567) 
Simpson,  John,  d.  16—.  ?     Man's  righteousness  no  cause  or 

part  of  his  justification.  —  Salvation  only  by  God's 

grace.  —  Salvation  only  by  believing.    (In  Cudworth, 

W.     Christ  exalted.  1747.) 
Simpson,   John.      Additional    essays   on    the    language  of 

Scripture.     Bath,  1810.  8°.    '(B  1916) 

—  Essay,  duration  of  a  future  state  of  punishments  and 

rewards.     London,  1803.  8°.    (B  1713) 

—  Thoughts  on  the   novelty,  excellence,  and   evidence  of 

the  Christian  religion.     Bath,  1798.  8°.    (B  1371) 

Simpson,  Justin.  Obituary  and  records  for  the 
counties  of  Lincoln,  Rutland,  and  North 
ampton,  [Eng.].  Stamford,  1861.  8°. 

Simpson,  Leonard.  Biographical  sketches  and  notes  of 
Schiller  and  Korner.  (In  Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von. 
Correspondence.  1849.) 

Simpson,  Leonard  Francis.  Handbook  of  dining. 
London,  1859.  16°. 

Simpson,  Matthew,  Bp.  Oration,  burial  of  [Lincoln].  (In 
Lincoln,  A.  OUR  martyr  president.  1865.) 

—  Sermon,  the  influence  on  the  mind  of  the  manifesta 

tions  of   God's  glory.     (In   Akers,  J.   P.     Col.  of 

sermons.  1851.) 
Simpson,  Richard.    Catalogue  of  books  on  the  game 

of  chess;  for  sale  by  him.     Lond.,  1863.   16°. 
Simpson,  Richard.     Edmund  Campion  ;    a  biogra 
phy.     London,  1867.  8°. 
Simpson,   Sidrach.     An   apologeticall  narration,  etc.,  1643. 

See  Goodwin,  T.     (B  654) 
Simpson,    Stephen.       Biography    of     S.     Girard. 

Phila.,  1832.  12°. 
Simpson,  Thomas,    d.    1761.     Treatise  of  algebra. 

London,  1745.  8°. 

—  Same.     6th  ed.     London,  1790.   8°. 

—  Trigonometry,  plain  and  spherical  ;   with  con 

struction    and    application    of     logarithms. 
2d  ed.     London,  1765.  8°. 

—  DAVENPORT,  R.  A.    (In  his  Lives  of  individuals  who 

have  raised   themselves  to  eminence.  1845.      Fain, 
lib.,  v.  79.) 

Simpson,  Thomas,  d.  1840.  Narrative  of  discov 
eries  on  the  north  coast  of  Amer.,  1836-39. 
London,  1843.  8°. 

—  SIMPSON,  A.     Life  and  travels  of  S.,  the  Arc 

tic  discoverer.     London,  1845.  8°. 
Simpson,  Wm.     Private  journal  during  the  Niger 
expedition.     London,  1843.   8°. 

—  Seat  of  war  in  the  East ;   [with  coloured  plates] . 

London,  1855-56.  2  v.   f°. 

Simpson,  Wm.  S.  Report  of  the  trial  of  C.  de 
Reinhard,  at  Quebec,  1818  ;  with  a  summary 
of  A.  M'Lellan's,  indicted  as  an  accessary. 
Montreal,  1819.  8°. 


SIMPSON 


2739 


SIN 


Simpson  &  Co.  ;  drama.     See  Poole,  J. 

Simrock,  Karl  Joseph.    Die  deutschen  Volksbiicher. 

Frankfurt,  1845-67.  13  v.  1(5°. 
Gontt-nts.  Vol.  1.  Heinrich  der  Lowe.  —  Die  schone 
Magelone.  —  Reineke  Fuchs.  —  Genovefa.  2.  Hei- 
mons  Kinder.  —  Friedrich  Barbarossa.  —  Kaiser  Octa- 
vianus.  3.  Peter  Dimringer  v.  Staufenberg.  —  Fortu- 
ii,u  us.  —  Konig  Apollonius  v.  Tyrus.  —  Herzog  Ernst. 

—  Der  gehiirnte  Siegfried.   —  Wigoleis  vom  Hade.      4. 
Dr.  Johannes  Faust.  —  Dr.  Johannes  Faust  J  1'tippen- 
spiel.  —  Tristan  mid  I.ialde.  —  Die  heiligen  drei  Kunige. 
5.     Deutsche  Sprichworter.      6.     Melusina.  —  Maruraf 
Walther.  —  Gismunda.  —  Der  arme  Heinrich.  —  Der 
Schwanenritter.   —   Flos  mid  Blankflos.   —   Zauberer 
Virgilius.  —  Hruder  Rausch.  —  Ahasuerus.     7.     Fiera- 
bras.  —  Kuni!,'  Eginhard.  —  Das  Deutsche  Riithselbuch. 

—  Biittner-Handwerksgewohnheiten.  —  Der  Huf-  und 
Waffenschmiede-GesellenllandwerksLrcwohnheit. — Der 
Finkenritter.        8.      Die    deutsclien   Volkslieder.       9. 
Der  iniirkische  Eulenspiegel.  —    Das  deutsche  Hinder- 
bach.  —  Das  deutselie  Rathselbuch  n.  —  Thedel  L'nver- 
fahrt  von  Walmoden.  —  Hugschapler.      10.     Die  sieben 
Schwaben.  —  Das  deutscbe  Rathselbuch,  3e  ^annulling. 

—  Oberon,  oder  Hug  v.  Bordeaux.  —  Till  Eulensplegel. 

—  llistorie  von  der  gedukligen  Helena.       11.      Pontus 
und  Sidonia.  —  Herzog  Herpin.  —  Hitter  Galmy.      12. 
Thai  Josaphat.  —  Hirlanda.  —  Gregorius  auf  dem  Stein. 

—  Die  sieben  weiseii  Meister.  —  Uitter  Malegis.      13. 
Hans  von  Montevilla.  —  ^Esops  Leben  und   Kabeln.  — 
Meister  Lucidarius.  —  Zwijlf  Sibyllen  Welssagungen. 

—  Lebensbtischreibung  des  Grafen  von  Schafgotsch. 

-  Das  Heldenbuch.     Stuttg.  u.  Augs.,   1843-59. 

6  v.  8". 

Contmts,  Vol.  1.  Gudrun,  iibersetzt,  3e  Aufl. 
185G.  2.  Das  Xibelungelied,  iibers.  Via  Aufl.  1859. 
3.  Das  kleine  Heldenbuch,  [Ubera.].  2e  Autl.  185T. 
Walther  und  Ilildegunde.  —  Alpbart.  —  Der  horncrne 
Siegfried.  —  Der  Rosengarten.  —  Das  Hildebrandslied. 

—  Ortnit.  —  Hugdrietrlcb  und  Wolfdietrich.     4-6.    Das 
Ameluugenlled,  von  Simrock.    4.    Wieland  der  Schmied. 

—  Wittlch  Wiflands  Sohn.  —  Ecken  Ausfahrt.  1843.     5. 
Dietleib.    —    Sibichs  Verrath.     184t>.       6.      Die  beiden 
Dietriche.  —  Die  Rabenschlacht.  —  Die  Hcimkehr.  1849. 

—  Remarks  on  the  plots   of  Shakespeare's  plays ; 

ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.      London,  1850/8°. 

(Shakesp.  Soc.,  v.  46.) 
Sims.     See  alio  Simes  ;  —  Symes ;  —  Symmes. 
Sims,    Alexander  D.     Eulogy  on   J.  Campbell  before  Do 

Kalb    Lodge,   no.   63,   ocl.    1845.       Wash.,   1846.   8°. 

(B  1210) 
Sims,  Clifford  Stanley.     Origin  and  signification  of 

Scottish  surnames.     Albany,  1862.  8". 
Sims,  James,  M. D.    Observations  on   the  scarlatina   angi- 

nosa,  [or]  ulcerated  sore  throat.     Boston,  1796.  8°. 

(B  643,  813,  822) 
Sims,  James    Marion.      Clinical  notes  on   uterine 

surgery.     N.  Y.,  1866.  8°. 
Sims,   John.      Cancerous  affections  of  the   stomach.      (In 

Soc.  Prom.  Med.  Knowl.     Med.,  v.  1.  1784.) 

—  Tentamen  nied.  inang.  de  usu  aquoe  frigidae  interne. 

Edin.,  1774.  8°.    (B  1562) 

See  also  Botanical  magazine,  v.  15-53. 
Sims,  Richard.     Handbook  for  the  British  Museum. 
London,  1854.  12°. 

-  Manual  for  the  genealogist,  topographer,  and 

antiquary.     2d  ed.     London,  1861.  8°. 

Sims,  Thomas.  STONE,  J.  W.  Report  of  the  trial  of 
Sims  as  a  fugitive  from  service.  Boston, 
1851.  8°. 

Simsbury,  Conn.     See  Newgate  Prison,  Simsbury,  Conn. 

Simson.     See  also  Simpson  ;  —  Sympson  ;  —  Symson. 

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Simson,  Edward.  Chronicon  catholicum.  Oxon., 
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Simson,  Jacob.  De  asthmate  infantum  spasmodico.  (In 
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Simson,  James.  Disquisition  on  the  past,  present,  and  fu 
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Simson,  John,  Prof,  of  Divinity  in  the  Univ.  of  Glasyow. 
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Simson,  John,  vs.  the  snow  St.  Joseph  and  St.  Helena, 
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Simson  or  Symson,  Patrick.    SIMSON,  A.    Life  of  8.,  with 

sermon  on  his  death.    (In  Tweedie,  W.  K.    Select 

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Simson,  Robert,  d.  1768.  Elements  of  Euclid  ;  first 

six   books  and  the  xi.  and  xn.       Glasgow, 

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—  BROUGHAM,  H.,  Karon.     (In  his   Lives    of  men  of 

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Simson,  Robert.     Account  of  a  meteorite  in  Mexico.     (In 

Smithsonian  Inst.     Report,  1867.) 
Simson,    Thomas.     De    re   medica   diss.    quatuor ; 

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—  HENNIKEN,   sir  F.      Notes  during   a   visit   to 

Egypt,  Mt.  Sinai,  etc.,  [1818-20].     London, 
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—  LABORDE,    L.    de.      Journey    through  Arabia 

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—  LEPSIUS,  C.  E,.   Discoveries  in  Egypt,  Ethiopia, 

and  Sinai,  1842-45 ;  ed.  by  K.  II.  H.  Mac 
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—  STANLEY,  A.  P.       Sinai  and  Palestine,  [1852- 

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—  TYUWHITT,  R.  St.  J.      Sinai.    (In  Galton,  F.    Vaca 

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—  HOLLAND,  F.  W.    Sinai,  [1868].    (In  Morrison,  W. 

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—  Inscriptions.    TUCH,  D.  F.     Kin  und  zwanzig  sinait- 

ische  Inschriften.     (In   Zeitschrift  der   Deutschen 
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.See  also  Bible,   (rforjraphy  (p.  272,  273);  —  also 
Arabia ;  —  Palestine. 

Sincere  Huron  ;  by  F.  M.  A.  de  Voltaire,  t.p.w.  12°. 
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Sinceres,  Les;  conn-die,  par  P.  C.  de  C.  Marivaux.  (In 
his  CEuvres,  v.  3.  1781.) 

Sincerity.  Rote.  For  tracts  in  the  controversy  raised  by 
the  Bp.  of  Bangor  resp.  sincerity  as  justifying  be 
lief,  see  Hoadly,  B. ;  —  a  ho  Waterland,  D. 

(CHUBB.) 

Sinclair,  Alex.  D.    Peri-uterine  inflammation.  (In  Boston. 

City  Hospital.    1st  med.  and  surg.  report.  1870.) 
Sinclair,    Miss  Catherine.       Hill    and   valley ;    or, 

Hours  in  England  and  Wales.     Edinburgh, 

1838.  8°. 

—  Lord  and  Lady  Harcourt ;  or,  Country  hospi 

talities.     London,  1840.   12°. 

-  Scotland  and  the  Scotch.     Edin.,  1850.  12°. 

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Sinclair,  Edward  B.,  and  Johnston,  G.     Practical 

midwifery.     London,  1858.  8°. 
Sinclair,    Sir  George.      GRANT,  J.    Memoirs  of  S. 

London,  1870.  8°. 
Sinclair,  Hannah.     Letter  on  the  principles  of  the  Christian 

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—  Address  to  the   Board  of  Agriculture,  May  24.    n.p., 

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—  Agricultural  state  and  polit.  circumstances  of 

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—  Correspondence;    with   autographs.      London, 

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—  Hints  on  vegetation  ;  and  questions  regarding  the  na 

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-  History  of  the  public  revenue  of  the   British 

Empire.     Dublin,  1785.  8°. 

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—  French.   Projetd'uti  accord.  Londres,  1795.  4°.  (W48) 
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Huskisson ;  with  political   maxims   regarding   coin 
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—  Result  of  an  inquiry  into  the  nature  of  blight,  rust,  and 

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Sinclair,  John.  Sermon;  moral  discipline.  (In  Suddards, 
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Sinclair,  John,  Archdeacon   of  Middlesex.    PHILLPOTTS, 
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—  Brirrox,  II.  F.     Scinde  ;  or  the  unhappy  val 

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Sindelfingen.  ANNALF.S  Sindoltingonscs,  1083-1294.  (In 
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Sindhi.     TKUMPP,  E.      Die   Starnmbildung  dcs   Sindhi   im 
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See  also  Sayyid  Abd-ul-Latif. 

Binding,  Paulin  Kristian.  History  of  Scandinavia. 
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Singer,  Elizabeth.     See  Rowe,  Mrs.  E. 

Singer,  George  John.  Elements  of  electricity  and 
electro-chemistry.  London,  1814.  8°. 

Singer,  lien.  J.  H.,  D.T>.  Sermon  before  the  Church  Mis 
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Singer,  Samuel  "Weller.  The  text  of  Shakespeare 
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Singers.  CLAYTON,  E.  M.  Queens  of  song. 
N.  Y.,  1865.  8°. 

See  also  Malibran,  Mme.  —  Storace,  A.  S. 

Singing.  SYMMES,  T.  Utile  dulci ;  or,  A  joco- 
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—  JEBB,   G.  J.     Common  school  songster;  con 

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—  BAKER,  B.  F.     American  school  music  book  ; 

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—  BIRD,  J.  flwrf  H.     Singer's  second  book.     Bos 

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See.  also  Chanting  ;  —  Music  ;  —  Songs.  Some  in 
structions  in  singing  is  prefixed  to  many  psalm  and 
hymn  books;  see  Psalmody. 

Singing-bird's  address  to  the  eagle;   [in  verse],     London, 

1707.  8°.     (C  191) 
Singleton,  Arthur,  pseud.    See  Knight,  H.  C. 


Singular  creatures,  and  how  they  were  found  ;  by 

Mrs.  G.  Cupples.      Boston,  1872  [1871].  16°. 
Singularites  humoristiques  ct  religieuses  en  Angle- 

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1 8°. 
Sinibaldi,    Louis.      Trnite  d'education   physique; 

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1818.  8°. 
Sinibaldo  pervyino.      Canzone  morale.    (In  Trucchi,   F. 

Poesle  ital.,  v.  2.  1846.) 

Sinibuldi,  Gnittoncino  de'.     See  Cino  da  Pistoja. 
Sinibuldi  dl  Pintn^i,  Famiglia  di.   (In  Litta,  P.  Fam.,  v.  13.) 
Sinigaglia  (Lot.  Senogallia.)   NAUiift,  G.     Excrcitatio  quod 

nomen  Sense  non  Caesense  sed  Senogallioe  conveniat. 

(In  Grseviua,  J.  G.    Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  7,  pt.  2. 

1722.) 


un regenerate  sinners  set  in  a  scriptural  light.    New- 
buryport,  1782.  8°.    (B  150) 

—  EDWARDS,  J.     Sinners  in  the  hands  of  an  angry  God; 

sermon,  Enfield,  July  8.     Boston,  1741.  8°.    (B  312) 

See  also  Sin. 
Sintenis,  Christian  Friedrich.       Das  grossere  Buch 

fur  Familien.     2r  Theil.     Lpz.,  1807.  S". 
Sintram  and  his  companions.      See  La  Motte-Fouque,  F. 

H.  C. 
Sionita,   Gabriel.     De  ritibus  Maronitarurn  nonnullis.     (In 

Allacci,   L.     Symmikta.  1733.      Byzant.   hist,  scr., 

v.  23.) 
Sion's  groans  for  the  distressed.  1661.    (In  Underbill,  E. 

B.     Tracts.    Hanserd  Knollys  Soc.  1846.) 
Sior  Todero  brontolon  o  sia  il  vecchio  fastidioso;  comme- 

dia  veneziana;  da  C.  Goldoni.     (In  hi*  Opere,  v.  17. 

1789.) 

Sioux.     See  Dakotas. 
Sippurim.     See  Pascheles,  W. 
Siqueira,   Joaquim  Pedro  Fragoso  de.     See    Fragoso  de 

Siqueira,  J.  P. 

Siquenot,  father.    See  Sequenot. 
Sir    Amadas    [or    Amadace] ;    romance.     (In    Weber,    II. 

Medical  romances,  v.  3.   1810;  —  and  in  Robson,   J. 

Three  Eng.  romances.  1842.) 
Sir  Anthony  Love;  or,  The  rambling  lady;  a  comedy.     See 

Southerne,  T. 

Sir  Arthur  Boverie;  a  novel.     Lond.,  1850.  3  v.  8°. 
Sir    Bevis   of   Hamptown.     (In    Ellis,    G.      Specimens   of 

early  Eng.  met.  romances,  v.  2.  1811.) 

Sir   Brooke  Fossbrooke ;    by  C.  J.  Lever.     N.  Y., 
1866.    8°. 

—  Same.     (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  97-100.  1865-66;  — 

and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v.  85-91.  1865-66.) 
Sir  Charles  Grandison  ;  by  S.  Richardson.    (Vol.  5,  6  of  his 

Novels.  1824.) 
Sir  Cleges ;  romance.    (In  Weber,  H.    Metrical  romances, 

v.  i.  1810.) 
Sir  Degore.     (In  Ellis,  G.     Specimens  of  early  Eng.  met. 

romances,  v.  3.  1811.) 
Sir  Degrevant,  Romance  of.     (In  Halliwell,  J.  O.    Thorn- 

ton  romances.  J844.    Carnden  Soc.,  v.  30.) 
Sir  Edward  Seaward's  nar.  of  his  shipwreck  and 

discovery  of  certain  islands  in  the  Caribbean 

Sea;,  [by  W.  O.  Porter   and   Mrs.  Booth]. 

London,"l831.  3  v.  12°. 

ffote.    This  work  of  fiction  was  merely  ed.  by  Miss 
J.  Porter  ;  the  authorship  has  been  hitherto  attrbuted 
to  her. 
Sir  Eger,  Sir  Grahame,  and  Sir  Gray-steel.    (In  Ellis,  G. 

Specimens  met.  romances,  v.  3.  1811.) 
Sir  Eglamour  of  Artois.     (In  Ellis,  G.     Specimens   met. 

romances,   v.  3.  1811 ;  —  ami  in   Halliwell,    J.  O. 

Thornton  romances.  1844.     Camden  Soc.,  v.  30.) 
Sir  Eldred  of  the  bower  and  bleeding  rock.     See  More,  II. 
Sir  Ferumbras;  romance.    (In  Ellis,  G.    Specimens  met. 

romances,  v.  2.  1811.) 

Sir  Francis  Darrell ;  novel,  by  li.  C.  Dallas.     Lon 
don,  1820.  4  v.  12°. 
Sir  Gawayne  and  the  green  knight ;   an  alliterative 

romance  poem,   1320-30;   by  the  author   of 

Early  Eng.  allit.  poems ;  ed.  by  11.  Morris. 

Lond.,  1864.  8°.    (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.,  v.  2.) 
Sir  Harry  Hotspur  of  Humblethwaite ;   by  A.  Trol- 

_lope.     N.Y.,  1871.  8°. 
Sir  Ha'rry  Wildair;  a  comedy.     See  Farquhar,  G. 


SIR   ISUMBBAS 


2742 


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Sir  Isumbras;  a  romance.  (In  Ellis,  G.  Specimens  of 
met.  romances,  v.  3-.  1811 ;  —  and  in  Halliwell,  J. 
O.  Thornton  romances.  1844.  Camden  Soc.,  v.  30.) 

Sir  Jasper  Carew;  by  C.  Lever.  (In  Dublin  univ.  mag., 
v.  40-43.  1852-54.) 

Sir  Jasper's  tenant;  by  M.  E.  Braddon.  (In  Temple  Bar, 
v.  13-16.  1864-66.) 

Sir  John  Cockle  at  court;  farce,  by  R.  Dodsley.  (In  Scott, 
Sir  W.  Brit,  dr.,  v.  3.  1804.) 

Sir  John  Oldcastle.  Pt.  1.  (In  Scott,  Sir  W.  Brit,  dr., 
v.  1.  1810.) 

Sir  Launcclot  Greaves,  The  adventures  of;  by  T.  G.  Smol 
lett.  (In  his  Miscel.  works,  v.  5.  1820.) 

Sir  Martin  Mar-All;  or,  The  feigned  innocence;  comedy. 
See  Dryden,  J. 

Sir  Otuel;  romance.  (In  Ellis,  G.  Specimens  of  met.  ro 
mances,  v.  2.  1811.) 

Sir  Percival  of  Galies,  Romance  of.  (In  Halliwell,  J.  O. 
Thornton  romances.  1844.  Camden  Soc.,  v.  30.) 

Sir  Politick  Would  Be;  com.,  par  C.  M.  de  8.  D.  Saint 
Evremond.  (In  hit  CEuvres,  v.  3.  1753.) 

Sir  Roger  de  Coverly  ;  by  the  Spectator  [J.  Addi- 
son  ;  with  notes].  Boston,  1852.  16°. 

Sir  Rohan's  ghost;  a  romance,  by  II.  E.  Spofford. 
Boston,  1860.  8°. 

Sir  Theodore  Broughton  ;  by  G.  P.  R.  James.  Lpz., 
-  Tauchnitz,  1848.  2  v.  16°. 

Sir  Thomas  More  ;  a  play;  ed.  by  A.  Dyce.  Lon 
don,  1844.  8°.  (Shakespeare  Soc.,  v.  28.) 

Sir  Triamoure ;  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  London, 
1846.  8°.  (Percy  Soc.,  v.  16.) 

—  Same,  abstract,  in  prose.      (In  Ellis,  G.     Specimens 

of  early  Eng.  met.  romances,  v.  3.  1811.) 
Sir   Tristrem ;    by    Thomas    of     Erceldoune,    the 

rhymer;  ed.  by  W.  Scott.     Edin.,  1811.  8°. 

-     Same.    (Vol.  5  of  Scott,  W.     Poetical  works.  1833.) 

Sirani,  Elisabetta.    TROLLOPE,  T.  A.    (In  his  Decade  of 

Itul.  women,  v.  2.  1859.) 
Siraudin,   Paul,  and  Thibouat,  L.     Les  femmes  qui  pleu- 

rent.     Berlin,  1859.  8°.    (E  21) 

—  awl  others.    Le  gendre  de  M.  Pommier;  comedie-vau- 

deville.     Paris,  1855.  16°.    (E  17) 

Siren,  A;  by  T.  A.  Trollope.     Lond.,  1870.  3  v.  8°. 
Sirens.     LANDRIN,  A.     Les  sirenes.     (In  his  Les  monstres 

marina.  1867.     Bible  des  merv.) 
Siret,  Adolphe.      Dictionnaire   hist,    des   peintres. 

Paris,  1866.  8°. 
Siret,  Pierre  Louis.     Elemens  dela  langue  anglaise. 

Nouv.  ed.     Phila.,  1792.  12°. 

—  Same.       Nouv.  ed.,  rev.   par   M.   Poppleton. 

Paris,  1820.  12°. 
Sirey,  Jean   Baptiste.      Code  de  commerce    annote.    See 

France.     Codes,  (p.  1026.) 
Sirita.     See  Zeno,  A. 
Sirmond,  Jacques.     NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  7iis  Mem.,  v.  17. 

1732;  and  Germ.,  v.  13.  1756.) 

Siroe;  da  P.  Metastasio.     (In  his  Opere,  v.  3.  1782.) 
Sirr,  Charles  Henry.     See  Hevey,  J.,  vs.  Sirr,  C.  H.  1802. 

(C253) 
Sirtema  de  Grovestins,  Charles  Frederic,  le  baron. 

Le  Congres  de  Vienne  en  1814-15,  et  le  Con 
gres  de  Paris  en  1856.     Paris,  1856.  8°. 
Sisara.     See  Zeno,  A. 
Sisebut,   King  of  Spain.    Epistolae.  —  Vita  vel   passio   8. 

Desiderii.     (In  Florez,   II.     Espaiia  sagrada,  v.  7. 

1751.) 
Sismonda,  Eugenio.    Notizia  dei   lavori   della   classe   delle 

scienze  fisiehe  e  matematiche,  1846.     (In  Turin.  Ac. 

d.  Sci.     Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  9,  10.  1848-49.) 
Sismondi,   Jean   Charles   Leonard    Simonde   de.     See    Si- 

monde  de  Sismondi,  J.  C.  L. 
Sister  Rose;  by  W.  Col lius.    (In  Household    words,  v.  11. 

1855.) 
Sisterhoods.     CARTER,  T.  T.     Is  it  well  to  institute 

sisterhoods  in   the  Church  of  England?       Oxford, 

1851.  16".    (B  1232) 

—  JAMESON,  A.     Sisters  of  charity,  Catholic  and 

Protestant.     2d  ed.     London,  1855.  12°. 

—  GOODMAN,  M.     Sisterhoods  of  the  Ch.  of  Eiig. 

3d  ed.     London,  1864.  8°. 

—  SISTERHOOD    life.      (In    Shipley,    O.      Church    and 

world.  1867.) 

—  FIVE  years  in  a  Protestant  sisterhood  and  ten 

years  in  a  Catholic  convent.    Lond.,  1889.  8°. 


—  STEPHEN,   C.   A.      The  service    of    the   poor. 

London,  X.  Y.,  1871.  16°. 

See  also  Seton,  Mrs.  E. ;  —also  Nuns. 

Sisterly  service;  an  original  comedietta.     See  Wooler,  I.  P. 
Sisters,  The;  a  comedy.     See  Shirley,  J. 
Sister's  bye-hours,   A  ;  by  J.  Ingelow.      London, 

1868.    16°. 

Sisters  of  Charity.     See  Sisterhoods. 
Sister's  story,  A.     See  Craven,  Mrs.  A. 
Sistine  Chapel.      See  Rome.  Vatican.  Cappella  Sistina. 

(p.  2550.) 

Sisto.     See  Sixtus. 
Sitgreaves,    Samuel.     See  Inglis,  C.    Claim   and   answer, 

etc.  1799.     Note.     (B  1731) 
Sitio  de  Olivenza,  El ;  comedia,  de  un  ingenio  desta  corte. 

(In  Comedias  nuevas,  v.  35.  1671.) 
Sitjar,    Buenaventura.     Vocabulario    de  la  lengua 

de  las-  naturales  de  la  mision  dc  San  Antonio, 

Alta  California.     N.  Y.,  1861.  8°.     (Lib.  of 

Amer.  ling.,  v.  7.) 
Sitten  uiid  Meinungen    der  Wilden    in   America  ; 

[von  J.   (T.    Purmann],      Frankf.  a.    Mayn, 

1777.  2  v.  8°. 
Siva-Gnana  Potham  ;  instruction  in  the  knowledge  of  God; 

a  metaphysical  and  theolog.  treatise;  tr.  fr.  the  Ta 
mil,  by  M.  II.  lloisington.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc. 

Journ.,  v.  4.  1854.) 
Siva-Pirakasam ;  light  of  Sivan;  a  metaphys.  and  thoolog. 

treatise;  tr.  from    the  Tamil,    by  Jl.  R.  Hoisington. 

(In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  4.  ]8o4.) 
Sivori,    Camillo.     JAMES,   E.     Sketch   of   his   life,   talent, 

travels,  and  successes.     London,  1845.  8°.    (B  1459) 
Sivry,  Louis  de,  and  Champagnac,  — .     Diction 
naire  des  pelerinages.     Paris,    1850-51.  2  v. 

8°.      (Migne.  Encyc.  theol.) 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     A  -  M.      2.     X  -  Z. 
Sivry,  Louis  Poinsinet  de.     See  Poinsinet  de  Sivry,  L. 
Six  cushions,  The ;  by  C.  M.  Yonge.  Bost.,  1870.  12°. 
Six  degrees   of  crime,  The ;  by   S.  Hill.    (In   Sargent,   E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  30.) 

Six  months  ago;  comedietta.     See  Dale,  F. 
Six  months  hence ;   life  of  Maria  (nee)   Secretan  ; 

[by  Mr.  Prior].      Boston,  1871.  8°. 
Six  months  in  a  convent.    See  Reed,  II.  T. 
Six  Nations.     See  Iroquois. 
Six  old  English  chronicles.     See  Giles,  J.  A. 
Six  old  plays   on  which  Shakespeare  founded  his 

'Measure  for  measure',  etc.     London,   1779. 

2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Promos  and  Cassandra.  —  Me- 
noec-hmi.  —  The  taming  of  the  shrew.  —  The  troublesome 
reign  of  King  John,  pt.  1.  2.  The  troublesome  reign, 
etc.,  pt.  2.  —  The  famous  victories  of  Henry  v.  —  The 
true  chronicle  of  King  Leir,  etc. 
Sixteen  string  Jack;  by  W.  L.  Rede.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 

stand,  dr.,  v.  25.) 
Sixth    Massachusetts    Turnpike    Corporation.       Bylaws. 

Worcester,  [1799].  8°.    (B  665) 
Sixth  of  August,  The,  or  the  Litchfield  festival;  address  to 

the  people  of  Connecticut,      n.t.p.  [1806.]   8°.      (B 

429,  1838) 
Sixtus  iv.  [Francesco  Albescola],  Pope.    Lettre  ined.  de  la 

seigneurie  de  Florence   au  pape   Sixte  iv,  juil.  21, 

1478.     [Paris,  1814.]  4°.     (A  17) 
Sixtus  v.     [Felice  Peretti],  Pope.     HUEBNER,  J.  A. 

Sixte-Quint.     Paris,  1870.  3  v.  8°. 

—  FRACASSETTI,  G.     Biografia  di  Sisto  v.     (In  Herco- 

lani,  A.     Biog.,  v.  1.  1837.) 

Sixtus  of  Sienna.  NICERON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v.  40. 
1739.) 

Sixty  years' gleanings  from  life's  harvest.     See  Brown,  J. 

Sizzo,  Camillo.  Necrologia  di  B.  Giovanelli.  (In  Archivio 
stor.  Hal.,  app.,  v.  3.  1846.) 

Sjogren,  Andreas  Johan.  Ueber  den  grammatigchen  Bau 
der  silrjanisehen  Sprache  mil  Rilcksicht  auf  die  fin- 
nische. —  Uber  die  iilteren  Wohnsitze  der  Jcmrn.  — 
Ein  Beitrag  zur  Geschichte  der  tscluidiscben  Viilker 
in  Russland.  —  Wann  und  wie  wurden  Sawolotsclije 
mid  die  sawolotschen  Tschuden  rus.sisch  ?  (In  St. 
Petersburg.  Ac.  Sci.  Mem.,  6e  ser.,  v.  1.  1832.)  — 
Ueber  die  tinnisclie  Bevolkerunir  des  St.  Petersburg- 
Jschen  Gouvernements  und  Uber  den  Unsprung  des 
Namens  Ingermannland.  —  Was  bedentet  das  in 
den  russischen  Chroniken  unter  dem  Jahr  1024  vor- 
kommende  Wort  AYAA  ?  (In  v.  2.  1834.) 


S-K 


2743 


SKETCHES 


S— k,  W.  8.     Pis  months  in  India.      (/){  Eraser's  mag.,  v. 

53.  1856.) 
Skalde,  PIT;  von  II.  W.  Gerstenberg.     (In  his  Vcrmischte 

Sclmfteti,  y.  2.  1815.) 
Skane.     See  Scania. 
Skarbki,     F.     Hr.        BiorJlli.sci,     komedyo-  opera. 

Warszawa,  1834.   16°.    (Teatra  Warszawskie, 

pt.  1,  v.  8.) 
Skarga,  I'iotr  Pawelski.     HOFMANOWA  K.  z  T.      (In  her 

Wybor  pism,  v.  4.  1833.) 
Skate.     S,-f  Raia  Batis. 
Skattschkoff,  Konstantin  A.     Connaissaneca  geog.  des  Chi- 

nois.     (fn  Paris.  Soc.  de  Geog.     Bui.,  5e  ser,  v.  18. 

1869.) 

Skeats,  Herbert  S.     History  of   the  free   churches 

of  England.      London,  1868.  8°. 
Skeleton    witness,  The;  by  W.  L.  Rede.     (In  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  25.) 
Skelton,    John,    d.   1529.      Poetical    works;    with 

notes  by  A.  l)yce.  London,  1843.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Ace.  of  S.  and  his  writings.  — 
Merie  talcs  of  Skelton,  et<-.  —  List  of  editions.  —  Ex 
tracts  from  pieces  in  the  metre  called  Skeltonical.  — 
Death  of  Kynge  Edwarde  iv.  —  Dethe  of  the  Erie  of 
Northumberlande.  —  Balettys  and  dyties  solacyous.  — 
The  bowge  of  cotirte.  —  I'hyllyp  Sparowe.  —  The  tun- 
nyngof  Klynour  Rummyng.  —  Poems  against  Garnesche, 
etc.  —  Prayers  [and  other  poems].  —  Uoke  of  three 
fooles.  —  Replycacion.  —  Magnyfycence,  interlude.  — 
Colyn  Cloute.  —  Garlande  of  laurell.  2.  Speke,  parrot. 

—  Why  come  ye  nat  to  cotirte?  —  How  the  douty  Duke 
of  Albany  ran  uwaye.  —  Kotos.  —  Poems  attributed  to 
Skelton  :  Vox  populi,  vox  Dei.  —  The  image  of  ipocrysy. 

—  Corrigenda,  etc.  —  Index  to  notes. 
—    Same,     Boston,  18-56.  3  v.  16°. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Same  an  in  v.  1  of  the  previous  eel., 
eni/itiy  with  the  Replycacion.  2.  The  remainder  of 
Skelton's  ico>-ks,a<l(liny  A  lawde  for  our  souereigne  lord 
the  Kyng.  3.  Notes.  —  Index  to  notes. 

—  Poems,     (fn  Chalmers,  A.     Eng.  poets,  v.  2.  1810.) 

See  also  Merie  tales  of  Skelton. 
Skelton,   John,   advocate.     Early  Eng.   life  in  the  drama. 

(In  Edinburgh  essays,  1856.) 
Skelton,     John,  naturalist.    Naturalist  on  the  north  coast. 

(In  Fraser's  mag.,  v.  53-54.  1856.) 

Skelton,  Joseph.  Oxonia  antiqua  restaurata.  Ox 
ford,  1823.  2  v.  4°. 

Skelton,  Rev.  Philip.  Works,  with  Burdy's  life  of 
the  author;  ed.  by  11.  Lyman.  Lorid.,  1824. 
6  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life.  —  Discourses.  2,  3.  Dis 
courses.  4.  Deism  revealed.  5.  Reasons  for  inocula 
tion.  —  "Well  in  Co.  of  Monaghan  famous  for  curing 
jaundice.  —  Lough  Derg.  —  Vallis  Longivada.  —  A 
curious  production  of  nature.  —  Obs.  on  a  late  resigna 
tion.  —  Truth  in  a  mask.  —  The  consultation.  —  The 
candid  reader.  —  Letter  to  the  authors  of  'Divine  analogy', 
ft<~.  —  Vindication  of  the  Bp.  of  Winchester.  —  Proposals 
for  the  revival  of  Christianity.  —  Constitution  and  effects 
of  a  petty  .jury.  —  The  chevalier's  hopes.  —  Necessity  of 
tillage  and  granaries.  —  A  dream  in  1770.  —  Hylema. 
6.  Appeal  to  common  sense  on  the  subject  of  Christian 
ity-  —  Hymns.  —  Senilia,  or  an  old  man's  miscellany. 
Skene,  Wm.  Forbes.  The  four  ancient  books  of 

Wales.  Edin.,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  [Introduction.]  —  Trans,  of  the 
poems.  Hist,  poems,  events  to  560.  —  Hist,  poems, 
events  subsequent  to  560.  —  Miscel.  poems  from  the 
Black  Book  of  Caermarthen,  —  from  the  Book  of  Ancu- 
rin,  —  from  the  Book  of  Taliessin,  —  from  the  Red  Book 
of  Hergest.  2.  Welch  te.rt.  Two  poems  from  the 
Cambridge  Juvencus.  —  Black  Book  of  Caermarthen.  — 
Book  of  Aneurin.  —  Book  of  Taliessin.  —  Red  Book  of 
Hergest.  —  App.  Bonhed  Gwyr  y  Gogled.  —  Trans,  of 
same.  —  Trioed  Arthur  ae  Wyr.  —  Trans,  of  same.  — 
Index. 

—  Introduction  and  notes.     (In  McGregor,  SirJ.     Dean 

of  Lismore's  book.  1862.) 
Skene  or  Skeene,  Sir  John.      Ilegiam  maiestatem  Scotioe. 

Sff  Scotland  (p.  2669). 
Skerret,  Ralph.     Duty  of  speaking  the  truth;  sermon,  Mar. 

15.     London,  1716.  8°.    (C  285) 

—  The  subject's  duty  to  the  higher  powers;  sermon,  Jan. 

30,  1715.     London,  17.16.  8°.     (C  285) 
Skerry vore   lighthouse.     EC.ERTON,    F.      (In  his  Essays. 

1858.) 
Sketch-book.     See  Irving,  W. 


Sketch  from  public  life;  a  poem;  with 'Weep  not  for  me'. 
London,  1S16.  8°.  (B  692) 

Sketch  of  a  railway  judiciously  constructed  be 
tween  desirable  points.  New  York,  1841.  8°. 

Sketch  of  Connecticut,  forty  years  since ;  [by  Mrs. 
L.  II.  Sigourney].  Hartford,  1824.  12°. 

Sketch  of  debates  in  the  Ho.  of  Parl.  of  Ireland, 
on  the  Rom.  Catholic  bill  of  1792.  Dublin, 
1792.  8". 

Sketch  of  my  friend's  family;  by  Mrs.  Marshall. 
3d  ed.  Boston,  1819.  18°. 

Sketch  of  the  campaign  of  1809  in  Spain  and  Portugal. 
London,  1810.  8°.  (B  1420) 

Sketch  of  the  history  of  France,  1792-1815.  Lon 
don,  1817.  8°. 

Sketch  of  the  internal  condition  of  the  United 
States,  and  their  political  relations  with 
Europe ;  by  a  Russian  ;  trans,  with  notes. 
Bait.,  1826.  8°. 

Note.    By  Alex.  Eustaphieve  ? 

Sketch  of  the  military  and  political  power  of 
Russia,  1817,  [by  Sir  R.  Wilson].  N.  Y., 
1817.  8°. 

Sketches  and  anecdotes  illust.  of  female  charac 
ter.  Boston,  1833.  12°. 

Sketches  by  Boz;  by  Charles  Dickens.      London, 

1839.  8°. 

—     Same.     Phila.,  1839.  8°. 
-     Same.     Lpz.,  Tanchnitz,  1843.  16°. 

Sketches  from  Cambridge  ;  by  a  Don.  London, 
1865.  8°. 

Sketches  from  life  ;  by  II.  Martineau.  London, 
[1856].  16°. 

Sketches  from  nature  in  high  preservation.  8th  ed.  Lon 
don,  1779.  4°.  (A  20) 

Sketches  in  Greece  and  Turkey,  [1832].  London, 
1833.  8°. 

Sketches  in  India;  farce,  by  T.Morton.  (In  Sargent,  E. 
Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  12.) 

Sketches  in  ultramarine  ;  by  J.  Hannay.  2d  ed. 
London,  1854.  12°. 

Sketches  of  a  New  England  village  in  the  last 
century;  [by  Mrs.  Eliza  B.  Lee].  Boston, 
1838.  18°. 

Sketches  of  conspicuous  living  characters  of 
France;  [by  L.  de  Lomenie] ;  tr.  by  R.  N. 
Walsh.  Phila.,  1841.  12°. 

Sketches  of  Corfu.     London,  1835.  12°. 

Sketches  of  Germany  and  the  Germans,  with  a 
glance  at  Poland,  Hungary,  etc.,  1834-36. 
London,  1836.  2  v.  8°. 

Sketches  of  history,  life,  and  manners  in  the  U.  S. ; 
by  [A.Royall].  New  Haven,  1826.  12°. 

Sketches  of  Irish  character ;  by  S.  C.  Hall.  Lon 
don,  1829.  2  v.  12°. 

Sketches  of  married  life;  by  E.  L.  Follen.  Bos 
ton,  1838.  12°. 

Sketches  of  Modern  Greece,  [1820-28].  London, 
1828.  2  v.  8°. 

Sketches  of  Newport  and  its  vicinity  ;  [by  S.  S. 
Cahoone].  N.  Y.,  1842.  12°. 

Sketches  of  Paris,  in  familiar  letters  to  his  friends  ; 
by  an  American  gentleman  [J.  Sanderson], 
Phila.,  1838.  12°. 

Sketches  of  Persia,  from  the  journals  of  a  travel 
ler  [Sir  J.  Malcolm]  in  the  East.  New  ed. 
London,  1828.  2  v.  16°. 

Sketches  of  popular  tumults,  illust.  of  the  evils  of 

social  ignorance.  London,  1837.  12°. 
Contents.  Tumults  of  religious  fanaticism ;  Jews  in 
England.  —  Riots  of  1779-80.  —  Tumults  of  political 
excitement:  Birmingham  riots  of  1791.  —  Events  of  the 
year  1799  at  Naples.  —  Tumults  for  raising  the  rate  of 
wages  :  Insurrections  at  Lyons,  1831  and  1834. 


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Sketches  of  Russian  life  before  and  after  the  eman- 
•     cipation  of    the  serfs ;    ed.   by    H.   Morley. 

London,  1866.  12°. 
Sketches  of  scenery  and  manners  in  the  U.  S. ;  by 

[T.  Dwight].     N.  Y.,  1829.  12°. 

Sketches  of  speeches  in  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  May  15,  1823,  on 
the  motion  for  the  mitigation  and  abolition  of  slav 
ery  in   the    British    dominions,     n.n.,   flS231.   12°. 
(C  257) 
Sketches  of  the  principal  picture-galleries  in  Eng. ; 

[by  \V.  Hazlitt].     Lonrfbn,  1824.   12°. 
Contents.      Mr.   Angerstein.   —  Duhvich  Gallery.  — 
Marq.  of  Stafford's  gallery.  —  Pictures  at  Windsor  Cas 
tle.  —  Pictures  at  Hampton  Court.  —  Ld.  Grosvenor's 
collection.  —  Pictures  at  Wilton  and  Stourhead.  —  Pic 
tures   at.  Bnrleigh   House.    —    Pictures  at  Oxford  and 
Blenheim.  —  Appendix.    Crit.  on  Marriage  a  la  mode. 
Sketches  of  Turkey,    1831-32  ;  by  [J.  E.  DuKay]. 

N.  Y.,  1833.  8°. 

Sketches  of  young  couples,  young  ladies,  young 
gentlemen;  by  Quiz  [Charles  Dickens]. 
London,  [186-V]  16°. 

Sketches  on  rotations  of  crops;  [by  J.  B.  B.].  Phila.,  1792. 
8°.  (B519) 

—  Same,  with  additions.     Phi  In.,  1797.  8°.    (B  519) 
Sketching,     fjee  Drawing  ;  —  Painting. 
Sketchley,  Arthur,  pseud.     See  Rose,  (Jr. 

Skey,  .Joseph.  Address  [asking  for  contrib.  on  the  subject 
of  the  nat.  hist,  of  Canada].  (In  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc. 
of  Quebec.  Trans.,  v.  2.  1831.) 

Skialetheia.     See  Guilpin,  E. 

Skillings,  David  Nelson,  and  Flint,  D.  13.  Illust. 
catalogue  of  portable  sectional  buildings. 
1861.  Boston,  [18G2J.  4°. 

Skilton,  Benjamin,  M.D.  NOTICE  of  S.  (In,  Mass.  Medi 
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Skimming,  Itobert.  Strains  I  used  to  sing ;  poems 
and  songs.  Paisley,  1852.  16°. 

Skin,.  SPOONER,  T.  Short  account  of  the  itch  ; 
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—  TURNER,  D.      Diseases    [of]  the  skin.    [1714.] 

5th  ed.     London,  1736.  8°. 

—  MEAD,    R.      Tractatus    de     morbis     cutaneis. 

Parisiis,  1777.  4°. 

—  WYER,  E.     Advantage  of  covering  with  the  skin  parts 

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-  JACKSON,  S.  II.     Obs.  on  diseases  of  the  skin. 

London,  1792.  8". 

—  ABERNETIIY,  J.    Functions  of  the  skin.    (In  his  Surg. 

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—  DANGEKFIELD,  H.  1'.     Experimental    essay  on   cutn- 

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—  SHATTCCK,  G.  C.    Structure  of  the  skin,  with  a  view 

to  the  cure  of  diseases  [called]  cutaneous.  (In  his 
Three  dissertations.  1808.  B  419) 

—  WILLAN,  R.    Cutaneous  diseases.    Vol.  1.  Lon 

don,  1808.  8". 

—  MUSSEY,  14.  B.    Experiments  and  obs.  on   cutaneous 

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—  ALIHERT,  J.  L.     Precis  sur  les  maladies  de  la 

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—  BATEMAN,  T.     Synopsis  of  cutaneous  diseases. 

[1813.]     3d  ed.     London,  1814.  8°. 

—  WILSON,  J.      Treatise   on    cutaneous  diseases. 

2d  ed.     London,  1814.  8°. 

—  BATEMAN,  T.     Delineations  of   cutaneous  dis 

eases.     London,  1817.  4". 

-  CLARKE,  Kir  A.    Essay  on  diseases  of  the  skin. 

London,  1821.  12°. 

—  WILKINSON,  J.  H.    Remarks  on  cutaneous   diseases. 

London,  1822.  8°.    (E  829) 

-  PLUMHE,  S.     Treatise  on  diseases  of  the  skin. 

London,  1824.  8U. 

—  ALIBERT,  J.  L.     Description  des  maladies  de  la 

peau  obs.  a  1'hopital  St.  Louis.  Paris, 
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—  RAYER,  P.     Diseases  of    the  skin ;    tr.  by  W. 

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Same.     2d  ed. ;   [tr.  by  R.  Willis].       London, 

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—  DENDY,  W.  C.     Cutaneous  diseases  [of]  child 

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—  CAZENAVE,    P.    L.    A.,    and    SCHEDEL,    H.  E. 

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—  WOOD,  W.      Structure   and   functions    of  the 

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—  GIBERT,  C.  M.     Maladies  de  la  peau.     Paris, 
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—  GREEN,  J.     Practical  compendium  of  the  dis 

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Same.     From  2d  London  ed.    Phila.,  1838.  8°. 

Same.     Boston,  1839.  8°.       (Mass.  Med.  Soc. 

Lib.  of  pract.  med.,  v.  9.) 

—  DENDY,  W.  C.     Diseases  of  the  skin.     Phila., 

1841.  8°. 

—  WILSON,  E.      Diseases    of    the  skin.     [1842.] 

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—  HUNT,  T.     Guide  to  the  treatment  of  diseases 

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—  NEW  SYDENHAM  SOCIETY.    Atlas  of  portraits 

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—  JENNER,  W.,  and  HILLIER,  T.    Diseases  of  the  skin. 

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See  alxo   Cancer ;  —  Chicken-pox  ;  —  Color  in  man  ; 

—  Elephantiasis  ;  —  Eruptions ;  —  Erysipelas ;  —  Hair  ; 

—  Measles ;  —   Porrigo ;   —  Scurvy  ;   —  Scrofula ;  — 
Small-pox;  —  Tinea;  —  Vitiligoidea. 

Skinner.    See  also  Skynner. 

Skinner,  Ichabod  Lord.  Address  before  the  Mis 
sionary  Soc.  of  Washington.  Wash.,  1826.  8°. 
(B  1098) 

—  American  journal  of  improvements.      /See  American 

(p.  7V). 

Skinner,  J.  E.  Hilary.  After  the  storm,  or,  Jona 
than  and  his  neighbors  in  1865-66.  London, 
1866.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Roughing  it  in  Crete  in  1867.     Lond.,  1868.  8°. 
Skinner,  John,  Bp.    Nature  and  extent  of  the  apostolical 

commission;  sermon,  consecration  of  8.  Seabury. 
London,  1785.  4°.  (A  6) 

Skinner,  John  Stuart.  Address  before  the  Mass. 
Char.  Mech.  Assoc.,  1850.  (In  Mass.  Charit.  Mech. 
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—  Farmer's  library.     N.  Y.,  1846-47.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Petzholdt,  A.  Lectures  to  farmers 
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agric. ;  tr.  by  W.  Shaw  and  C.  W.  Johnson.  2,  3.  Ste 
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—  Remarks  and  observ.  on  the  cow  and  the  dairy.     (In 

Guenon,  F.     On  milch  cows.  1850.) 

See  also  Monthly  journal  of  agriculture. 
Skinner,  Joseph.     The  present  state  of  Peru;  app., 
Modern  travels  of   the    missionaries    in    the 
unexplored  mountainous  territories.       Lon 
don,  1805.  4". 

—  Germ.    Peru,  nach  seinem  gegenwiirtigen   Zustande; 

bearb.  von  C.  Weyland.  (Vol.  1  of  Bertuch,  F.  J. 
Peru.  1807.) 


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Skinner,  Matthew.    WOOLRYCII,  II.  W.    (In  his  Lives  of 

serjeants-at-law,  v.  2.  1869.) 
Skinner,  Otis  Ainsworth.     The  Christian  lawyer; 

sermon,  funeral  of  J.  C.  Danforth.     Boston,  1855.  8°. 

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—  The  death  of  D.  Webster;  sermon,  Nov.  14.    Boston, 

1852.  8°.     (B  1726) 

—  Duty  to  government  and  to  God;  sermon,  thanksgiv 

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—  Letters  to  Rev.  B.  Stow,  etc.,  on  modern  revi 

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Skinner,  R.  C.     Treatise  on  the  human  teeth.    N.  Y.,  1801. 

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Skinner,  Reuben.     See  White,  M.     Case.  1818.     (B  340) 
Skinner,  Thomas,  M.D.     Life  of  G.  Monk,  Duke 

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Skinner,    Thomas,    Capt.      Adventures    during    a 

journey  overland   to  India.     London,  1836. 

2  v.   12°. 

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Skinner,  Thomas  Harvey,  D.D.  Another  voice  from  the 
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—  Disbelieving  the  atonement  a  rejection  of  the  gospel; 

sermon.     Andover,  1833.  8°.     (B  1301) 

—  Doctrinal  preaching;  address  before  the  Porter   Rhe 

torical  Society,  Theological  Seminary,  Andover, 
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Skinner,  Thompson  J.     Memorial  of  the  sureties  of  T.  J. 

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Skottowe,  Augustine.  The  life  of  Shakspeare  ;  en 
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Skragge,  Xiklas.  Morbi  artificum.  (In  Linnaeus,  C. 
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Slade,  Daniel  Denison.  Bronchitis  and  its  conse 
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See  alio  African  Institution ;  —  Slavery ;  —  also 
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General  and  miscellaneous  works. 

Note.  Arranged  chronologically.  The  greater  part 
of  the  works  are  general  or  relate  to  slavery  in  the 
United  States.  Some  special  works  may  be  found  un 
der  the  following  dates:  Barbadoes,  1784;  —  Ber- 
bice,  1827;  —  Brazil,  1871?;  —  British  America,  1823; 

—  British   Colonies   in   Amer.,   1764,  73;  —  California, 
1850;  —  Carolina,  1810;  —  Demerara,  1824,   27;  —  Dis 
trict  of   Columbia,   1836,  37,  38;   —  England,  1772;  — 
French  colonies,   1839,40,  42,  43,  52;   —Great  Britain, 
1823,   3-,   32,   34,   37,  38;  —  India,    1833;   —   Jamaica, 
1823,    29;    —   Kentucky,     1840;     —    Louisiana,     1864; 

—  Massachusetts,  1777,  95  :  —  Missouri,  1819,  20; —  New 
Mexico,  1850; —  Pennsylvania,   1817;   —   Puerto   Rico, 
1832;  —  St.   Domingo,    1818;   —  St.   Vincent,    1826;  — 
South   Carolina,  1822,  23,  34;  —  Virginia,  1796,  1801,  10, 
32,  33;  —  West  Indies,  1778,  92, 1316,  1817,  2-,  23,  24,  30, 
31,  32,  33,  37,  39,  41,  42,  43,  45,  54. 

In  the  following  works  *  added  to  the  title  means  that 
the  works  justify  the  maintenance  of  slavery  on  politi 
cal  grounds ;  **  that  they  justify  it  on  moral  and  reli 
gious  grounds. 

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—  Same.    2d  ed.,  with  observations  on '8.  not  forbidden 

by  Scripture'.     Phila.,  1773.  8°.     (B  764) 

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Norwich,  1775.  12°.     (C  172) 

—  Vindication  of  the  'Address',  ftc.,  in  answer  to  'S.  not 

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12°.    (B  390) 

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Note.  Bound  with  this  is  a  newspaper  cutting,  a  lec 
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FLRNESS,  W.  II.  The  blessings  of  abolition;  sermon, 
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GERKIT  Smith  and  the  Vigilant  Association  of  the 
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LOVEJOY,  O.  Barbarism  of  S. ;  speech,  Ho.  of  Rep., 
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MAOON,  X.  Letters  [Aug.-Oct.  I860]  to  C-  O'Conor; 
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MORSE,  S.  E.  Premium  questions  on  8.  admitting  of 
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XEW  YORK  ASSEMBLY.  Sflfct  Committee  on  the  Peti 
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PARKER,  T.  John  Brown's  exped.  reviewed;  letter 
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PRESIDENTIAL  document;  queries  on  S.,  etc.  Boston, 
186J.  12°.  (C  262) 

SLAVE  property  in  the  territories.  From  the  Law  re 
porter,  Oct.  Boston,  1860.  8°.  (B  1481) 

SOUTH,  The,  alone  should  govern  the  South.  Charles 
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SOUTHERN  notes  for  national  circulation.  Bos 
ton,  I860.  8°. 


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Senate,  June  4.     Boston,  1860.    12°. 

—  TILTOX,  T.   The  Amer.  Board  and  Amer.  S. ;  speech, 

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by  a  cotton  manufacturer.    Boston,  1861.  8°. 

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London,  1861.  8°. 

—  GR.  BRIT.     Parliament.    Correspondence  resp. 

the   case   of    the    fugitive    slave   Anderson. 
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—  RAPHALL,  M.  J.      Bible   view    of    S.     N.  Y., 

1861.  12°. 
Same.    (In  Fast  day  sermons.  1861.) 

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SLAVIC  NATIONS 


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helper  from  N.  Carolina.    Boston,  1863.  12°. 
•  HF.iN7.EN,  K.     Mankind  the  criminal ;  lecture ;  tr.   by 

C.  P.     Roxbury,  [1863].  12°.    (C  273) 
KENNEDY,  J.      Hebrew  servitude  and   Ameri 
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McHENRY,    G.      Cotton   trade   in   connection 

with    negro    S.  in   the   Confederate   States. 

London,  1863.  8°.   ** 
NOEL,  B.  W.     Freedom  and  S.in  the  II.  S.  of 

Amer.     London,  1863.  8°. 
SINCLAIR,  P.     Freedom  or  slavery  in  the  U.  S. 

2d  ed.     London,  [1863],  8°. 
SMITH,  G.     Does  the  Bible  sanction  American 

S.     Oxford,  1863.  12°. 
THOMPSON,  J.  P.    Christianity  and  emancipation;  or, 

Teachings   and   influence   of   the  Bible   against  S. 

N.  Y.,  1863.  8°.     (B  1472) 
TRIMKLE,  R.     Slavery  in  the  U.  S.     London, 

1863.   8°. 
TYSON,  B.     The  institution   of   S.    considered 

in  connection  with    our   sectional  troubles. 

Wash.,  1863.  8°.  * 
UNION  AND  EMANCIPATION  Soc.,  Manchester.    Earl 

Russell  and  the  slave  power.    Manchester.  1863.  8°. 

(B 1481) 
VIEWS  of  Judge  Woodward  and  Bp.  Hopkins  on  S., 

illust.  from   the  journal  of  F.  A.  Kemble.     Phila., 

1863.  8°.    (B  1481) 
"WiGHAM,  E.     Anti-S.  cause  in  America,  and 

its  martyrs.     London,  1863.  8°. 
CONWAY,  M.  D.     Testimonies  cone.  S.     Lon 
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GOODWIN,   D.  R.     Southern   S.  in  its  present 

aspects ;    reply    to    Bp.     [Hopkins]   on    S., 

Phila.,  1864.  12°. 
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History  (p.  2747). 
HILLS,  A.  C.       Emancipation    in  Louisiana ; 

speech,  May.     N.  Orleans,  1864.  8°. 
HOPKINS,  J.  II.     Scriptural,  ecclesiastical,  and 

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HOWE,  S.   G.       Refugees  from   S.  in   Canada 

West ;    report    to    the   Freedmen's   Inquiry 

Commission.     Boston,  1864.  8°. 
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of  God  visible  in  the  overthrow  of  S.;  by  a 

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OWEN,  11.  D.     Wrong  of  S.;  right  of  emanci 
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U.  S.     Phila.,  1864.  12°. 
SARGENT,  F.  W.     Les  Etats  Confederes  et  1'es- 

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VAIL,  8.  M.    Bible  against   S.;  with  replies  to  J.  H. 

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(B  1472) 
GCEDEL,  C.      Sklaverei  und  Emancipation    in 

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ALLEN,  W.  F.,  and  others.     Slave  songs  of  the 

U.  S.     N.  Y.,  1867.  8°. 
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—  AMERICAN   anti-slavery  reporter.     Vol.  1,  nos.    1,  3, 

8.    N.  Y.,  1834.  8°.     (B  1473) 

Note.    A  continuation   of  the   'Anti-slavery   re 
porter'. 

—  ANTI-SLAVERY  monthly  reporter.    Vol.  2,  nos.  20-24; 

3,  nos.  1,  3-24;  4,  nos.  2-10, 12-18.  London,  1829-31. 
8°.  (B  1050) 

—  ANTi-sIavery  reporter.    Vol.  1,  no.  3-6.     1ST.  Y.,  1833. 

8°.    (B1473) 

—  LIBERATOR,    The;    W.  L.  Garrison    ed. ;    Jan. 

1831-Dec.  1862.     Boston,  1831-62.  15  v.  f°. 

—  LIBERTY  bell ;  by  friends  of  freedom,  for  1839, 

42-44.     Boston,  1839-44.  4  v.   16°. 

—  NATIONAL  anti-slavery  standard  ;  Jan.  2,  1869- 

Apr.  16,  1870.     N.*Y..  1869-70.   f°. 

-  NATIONAL  standard  ;    July  30 -Dec.  31,    1870, 

Jan.  7-Dec.  23,  1871.  'N.  Y.,  1870-71.  2  v. 
f°. 

See  also  Colored  people  ;  —  Coolies  ;  —  Freedmen  ;  — 
Fugitive  slaves  ;  —  Negroes ;  — 

also  Abolition  Societies ;  —  Abolitionists  ;  —  Bond 
age  ;  —  Slave  trade  ;  — 

alxo  Columbia,  District  of;  — Kansas  ;  —  Missouri;  — 
Russia ;  — 

also  Brown,  W.  W. ;  —  Clarke,  L. ;  —  Drayton,  D. ;  — 
Hamlet,  J. ;  —  Henson,  J. ;  —  Jones,  T.  II. ;  —  Louver- 
ture,  Toussnint;  —  Williamson,  P. ;  — 

also  Broglie,  A.  C.  L.  V.,  due  de;  —  Brown,  J.,  of 
Osfiriwattomie ;  —  Channing,  W.  E. ;  —  Clarkson,  T. ; 
—  Garrison,  W.  L. :  —  Hopper,  I.  T. ;  —  Jackson,  F. ;  — 
Lovejoy,  E.  P. ;  —  Martineau,  II. ;  —  Palfrey,  .T.  G. ;  — 
Parker,  T. ;  —  Phillips,  W. :  —  Sumner,  C. ;  —  Tappan, 
A. ;  —  Thompson,  G.;  —  Whittier,  J.  G.;  —  Wilber- 
force,  W. ;  — 

al.no  the  following  fictitious  works;  —  Hildreth,  R. 
(The  white  slave.  1852);  —  Stowe,  H.  B.  (Uncle  Tom's 
cabin.  1852) ;  —  Joliffe,  J.  (Chattanooga.  1863);  — Sar 
gent,  E.  (Peculiar.  1864). 

Slavic  nations.  Antiquities. 

—  SCHAFARIK,    P.   J.       Slawische    AltertliUmer ; 

deutsch  von  Mosig  v.  Aehrenfeld ;  hrsg. 
von  H.  Wuttke.  Lpz.,  1843-44.  2  v.  8°. 

Description,  History,  etc. 

—  HONGRIE,  La,  et  les  Slaves,   [-1848].     Brux., 

1860.   8°. 

—  WILKINSON,  Sir  J.  G.    Remarks  on  the  Slavonic  na 

tions.     (In  his  Dalmatia,  v.  1,  2.  1848.) 

—  LcilERsniNiK,  L.  J.     Sur  les  emigrations  des  Slaves. 

(In  Serieys,  A.     Bibl.  aead.,  v.  6.  1811.) 

—  CHARMOY,  M.     Relation   de  Mas'oudy  et  d'autres  au- 

teurs  musulmans  sur  les  anciens  Slaves.  (In  St. 
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—  HELMOLDUS,   — .       Chronica  Slavorum,   a.   800-1172; 

illust.  I.  M.  Lappenberg.  (In  Pertz,  G.  H.  Mon. 
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—  ROBERT,  C.      Slave  provinces  of  Turkey,  [1400-1851]. 

(In  Ranke,  L.    History  of  Servia.  1863.) 

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—  SPENCER,  E.  1850.    (In  his  Travels  in  European  Tur 

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—  D.,  R.     Slavonic  races;  by  a  former  resident.     (In 

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—  DEI/AMARRE,  C.     Les  peuples  slaves  et  les  Moscovitos 

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Language  and    Literature. 

—  AMPERE,  J.  J.  A.    LItteratures  slaves  :  Boheme.    (In 

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—  DESPRF.Z,  II.     Litterature  slave.      (In  Revue  d.  D. 

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—  FUESTER,  A.      Rudimenta    lingua;  Slavonic;*}. 

[T«o2.]  MS. 

-  MICKIEVICZ,    A.      Kurs     3ni,    4ni    literatury 

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—  ROBINSON,  T.  A.  L.  v.  J.  Hist,  view  of  the  lang. 

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—  Altipx.     MAPPA   novissima    regnorum   Sclavonise;    F. 

Miiller  sculpsit.     Vienna,  1792.     (E  66) 

MEKCATOH,  G.      Sclavonia,  ttc.;    apud  G.  Blaeu. 

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Sleeman,  Sir  Win.  Henry.  Journey  through  Oude, 
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See  nlno  Dreams;  —  Narcotics ;  —  Mesmerism  ; 
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Sleep-walking.     See  Somnambulism. 

Sleeper,  John  Sherburne.  The  lost  colony.  (In  Boston 
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See  aluo  Snow,  A.,  vs.  Ford,  J.,  and  Sleeper. 
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Sleidan,  Joharm  Philippson,  called.  De  statu  re- 
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—  Reports,  made  on  var.  occasions  in  the  course 

of  his  employment  as  civil  engineer.     Lon 
don,  1812.  3*v.  4°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     Preface.  —  Ace.  of  life,  etc.,  of  S. 

—  Navigation  of  the  river  Xith.  —  Water-works  at  Hali 
fax.  —  Proposals  for  building  an  engine  for  raising  water 
into  the  gardens  at  Kew.  —  Canal  from  Wilden  ferry.  — 
The  river  Wear.    —   Tetncy  Haven  navigation.   —  'The 
river  Witliam.  —  The  river  Chelmer  navigation.  —  Pot- 
terick  Carr.  —  The  Fossdyke  navigation.  —  Holderness 
levels.  —  Bristol  bridge.  —  Rye  Harbour.  —  River  Went. 

—  Wromcrsley  drainage.    —    Misterton   Sas  and   Snow 
sewer.  —  Karl  of  Kinnoul's  lands.  —  River  Devon  navig. 

—  Perth  bridge.   —  Christchurch  Harbour.  —   Adling 
Fleet  level.   —  Driffield  Beck  canal.    —   Gascoigne  on 
raising  water  out  of  ships.  —  Bristol  Harbour  and  canal. 

—  Portable  fire-engine.  —  Whitby  Harbour.  —  Market 
Weighton.    —    A   new   bucket.   —   Thurlston   Mills.  — 
Hubbert's   mill-stream.    —    Corn-mill   at   Worksop.  — 
Spurn  Point  lights.  —  Waltham  Abbey.  —  River  Lea. — 
St.  Ive's  Harbour.  —  Topclirt'  Mills.   —   Eymoulh  Har 
bour.  —   Stonehouse  Creek  bridge.   —   Linton  dam  and 
Swale  navigation.  —  River  Coin.  —  Port  Glasgow  pump. 

—  River  Trent.  —  Glasgow  bridge.  —  Dunbartou  bridge. 

—  Lewes  Laughton  level.   —  Ship's  pump.   —   Can-on 
furnace.   —  Water  at  Carron.       2.     London  Bridge.  — 
Forth  and  Clyde.   —    Calder  and  Aire.   —  River  Aire 


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Canal.  —  Lea  navig.  —  New  Hiver  works.  —  River  Ure 
navig.  —  Hi-wick  bridge.  —  Birmingham  nuvig.  —  Bude 
Haven  Canal.  —  Kingston  and  Ewell  Canal.  —  River 
Tyne  Canal.  —  Kanquarry  Canal.  —  Knottingly  navig.  — 
Sowerby  Bridge  Canal.  —  Dublin  Grand  Canal. —  Tyrone 
Canal.  —  North  level  fens.  —  Hatfleld  Chase  level. — 
Knightsbridge  drain.  —  Carlisle  queries.  —  Thanks 
embanknient.  —  Coquett  dam.  —  Lumley  Castle.  —  Kin- 
naird  engine.  —  York  water-works  engine.  —  Lumley 
colliery  engine.  —  Cronstadt  engine.  —  Ravensburn 
engine.  —  Seacroft  coke  furnace.  —  Coal  engine.  — 
"Wentgarth's  engine.  —  Corn  mill.  —  Gosport  water 
works,  etc.  —  Chimney  windmill.  —  Oil-mill,  Hull.  — 
Lead  Hills  works.  —  Mill  for  grindstones.  —  Bocking 
fulling  mill.  —  Flint  mills,  Leeds.  —  Pudding  mill.  — 
Dairy  mills.  —  Kilnhurst  forge.  —  Thornton  water 
wheel.  —  Ld.  Irwin's  engine.  —  Long  Benton  engine. 
3.  Lynn  Harbour.  —  Wells  Harbour.  —  Aberdeen 
Harbour.  —  Dundee  Harbour.  —  Dunbar  Harbour.  — 
Ramsgate  Harbour.  —  Sandwich  Haven.  —  Dover  Har 
bour.  —  Ayr  ^Harbour.  —  Hull  quays,  docks,  etc.  — 
Workington  Harbour.  —  Plymouth  yard.  —  Bridlington 
piers.  —  Sunderland  pier.  —  Tinmouth  Harbour.  — 
Scarborough  pier.  —  Shields  dock.  —  Trewardrcth 
Harbour.  —  Jersey  harbours.  —  Queen's  Ferry  shipping 
places.  —  Edinburgh  bridge.  —  Coklstream  bridge.  — 
Newcastle  bridge.  —  Hexam  bridge.  —  Berwick  bridge. 

—  Ban}}'  bridge.  —  Dumballoch  bridge.  —  Braan  bridge. 

—  Altgran  bridge.  —  Bridges  at  Brewlie,  Conon,  etc.  — 
Button  bridge.  —  Walton  bridge.  —  Harraton  bridge.  — 
Bridge  at  Carlton  ferry.  —  Moutrose  bridge.  —  Tinmouth 
barracks.  —  Leeds   infirmary.  —    Earl   of  Egremont's 
coals.   —    Roseveern   and   Owers   lighthouses.   —  Coal 
measures.  —  Pozzelana  mortar. 

Miscellaneous   papers,   forming  a  4th  vol.  to 

Reports.     London,  1814.  4°. 
Cuntenta.     Letter  cone,  improvements  in  the  air-pump. 

—  Engine   for   raising  water  by   fire.   —    Machine   for 
measuring  the  way  of  a  ship.   —  Improvements  of  the 
mariner's  compass.  —  Powers  of  water  and  wind  to  turn 
mills.   —  Mechanic  power  applied  to  bodies  at  rest.  — 
Experiments  upon  the  collision  of  bodies.  —  New  com 
bination   of   pulleys.   —    Menstrual   parallax.    —    New 
method  of  obs.  heavenly  bodies  out  of  the  meridian.  — 
Solar  eclipse,  4th  June  1769.  —  Obs.  of  the  right  ascension 
and  declination  of  Mercury  with  an  equatorial  microme 
ter.    —    Improv.  in   the  application  of  the  quadrant  of 
altitude  to  a  celestial  globe.  —  New  pyrometer.  —  New 
hygrometer.   —   Graduation  of  astron.  instruments,  etc. 

—  Temperature  of  the  air  at  Edystone,  7th,  8th  July 
1757.  —  Effects  of  lightning  in  Cornwall. 

—   MALDKN,  H.     (In    his  Disting.  men  of  mod.  times, 
v.  3.  1838;  v.  39  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 

-  SMILKS,  8.     (Jn  his  Lives  of  the  engineers,  v.  2.  1861.) 
Smectymnvvs,  pseud.     An  answer,  etc.  1641.       See  Mar 
shall,  S. 

Smedley,  Rev.  Edward.  History  of  France,  843- 
1529,  Pt.  1.  London,  1836.  8°.  (Lib.  usef. 
knowl.) 

-  Sketches    from    Venetian    history.        London, 

1831-32.  2  v.  12°.     (Fam.  lib.,  v.  26,  27.) 
-     Same.     N.  Y.,    1846,  43.  2  v.   16°.      (Harper's 
fam.  lib.,  v.  43,  44.) 

-  and  others.     Encyclopaedia  metropolitana;  or, 

Universal  dictionary  of  knowledge.  Lon 
don,  1845.  25  v.  and  Plates  2  v.  4°. 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  Coleridge,  S.  T.  Gen.  introd. . 
treatise  on  method.  —  Stoddart,  J.  Grammar.  — Whately, 
R.  Logic;  —  Rhetoric.  —  Barlow,  P.  Geometry. — 
Peacock,  G.  Arithmetic.  —  Lardner,  D.  Algebra;  — 
Geometrical  analysis.  —  Barlow,  1'.  Theory  of  num 
bers.  —  Airy,  G.  B.  Trigonometry.  —  Hamilton,  H.  P. 
Analytical  geometry;  —  Conic  sections.  —  Levy,  A. 
Differential  calculus;  —  Integral  calculus.  2.  Levy, 
A.  Integral  calculus.  —  Hall,  T.  G.  Calculus  of  varia 
tions;  —  Calculus  of  finite  differences.  —  De  Morgan, 
A.  Calculus  of  functions;  —  Theory  of  probabilities. — 
Moseley,  H.  Definite  integrals.  —  Maurice,  F.  D. 
Moral  and  metaphysical  philosophy.  —  Laic.  Jebb,  R. 
Gen.  principles  of  law.  —  Poison,  A.  Law  of  nations.  — 
Graves,  J.  T.  Roman  and  canon  law.  —  Poison,  A. 
English  law.  —  Thvology.  Corrie,  G.  E..  —  Rose,  H.  J. 
3.  Barlow,  P.  Mechanics;  —  Hydrodynamics;  — 
Pneumatics ;  —  Optics ;  —  Astronomy.  —  Kater,  H.  Nau 
tical  astronomy.  —  Herschel,  J.  F.  W.  Physical  astron 
omy.  —  Barlow,  P.  Magnetism.  4.  Barlow,  P. 
Electro-magnetism.  —  Lunn.  F.  Electricity.  —  Roget, 
1'.  M.  Galvanism.  —  Lunn,  F.  Heat.  —  Herschel,  J. 
F.  W.  Light.  —  Lunn,  F.  Chemistry.  —  Herschel,  J. 


F.  W.  Sound.  5.  Harvey,  G.  Meteorol.  —  Airy,  G.  B. 
Figure  of  the  earth;  —  Tides  and  waves.  —  Narrien,  J. 
Architecture.  —  Westmacott,  R.  Sculpture.  —  James, 
J.  T.  Painting.  —  Thompson,  H.  Heraldry.  —  Green, 
B.  R.  Numismatics.  —  Hughes,  J.  Poetry.  —  Gwilt, 
J.  Music.  —  Lindsay,  J.  Engraving.  6.  'Russell,  M. 
Agriculture.  —  Don,  G.  Horticulture.  —  Lowe,  J. 
Commerce.  —  Senior,  N.  W.  Pol.  economy.  —  Nichol 
son,  I'.  Carpentry.  —  Mitchell,  C.  C.  Fortification.  — 
Harvey,  G.  Naval  architecture.  —  Brooke,  J.  H. 
Crystallography;  —  Mineralogy.  —  Phillips,  J.,  and 
Daubeny,  C.  G.  B.  Geology/  7.  Edwards,  T.  Bot 
any.  —  South,  J.  F.  Zoology.  —  South,  J.  F.,  and 
Clark,  F.  L.  Anatomy.  —  Johnson,  G.  Materia  mcd- 
ica.  —  Williams,  R.  Medicine.  —  Bowman,  W.  Sur 
gery.  —  Spooner,  W.  C.  Veterinary  art.  8.  Preface. 
Babbage,  C.  Introd.  view  of  the  principles  of  manufac 
tures.  —  Barlow,  P.  Manufactures.  9-13.  I/ixtory 
and  biography.  9.  Lyall,  W.R.  Greece.  —  Mountain, 
J.  II.  B.  Xenophon,  Dionysius  the  elder;  —  Dionysius 
the  younger;  —  Timoleon.  —  Renouard,  G.  C.  Cri'tias; 
-  Theramenes;  —  Appius  Claudius;  —  Camillus;  — 
Pyrrhus.  —  Cleland,  — .  Epameinondas.  —  Russell,  M. 
Philip  of  Macedon;  —  Alexander  the  Great;  —  Alexan 
der's  successors.  —  Hale,  W.  Hist,  of  the  Jews.  — 
Blomfleld,  C.  J.  Socrates;  —  Greek  philosophy.  — 
Whewell,  W.  Archimedes;  —  Greek  mathematics. — 
Ottley,  J.  B.  Grecian  eloquence;  —  Orators.  —  Whit- 
combe,  R.  Menander;  —  Middle  and  new  comedy. — 
Arnold,  T.  Rome;  —  Hamilcar;  —  Hannibal.  —  Etc. 
10.  Mountain,  J.  H.  B.  Aratus;  —  Cleomenes;  — 
Philopo?men ;  —  Persia ;  —  Mithridates ;  —  Anc.  Gaul ;  — 
Caligula ;  —  Claudius.  —  Hale,  W.  [Various  articles.]  — 
Arnold,  T.  Tiberius  Gracchus;  —  Caius  Gracchus;  — 
Sylla;  —  J.  Caesar;  —  Aug.  Csesar;  —  Historians  of 
Rome;  —  Trajan.  —  Russell,  M.  [Various  articles.] 

—  Lowndes,   W.      Plato;  —  Seneca;  —  The   Stoics.  — 
Blakesley,  J.  W.  Aristotle.  —  Newman,  J.  II.  Cicero; 

-  Roman    philosophy;    —   Apollonius    Tyaneus;    — 
Miracles.   —    Thompson,  II.  Horace;  —  Latin   poetry; 

—  Decline  of  Latin  poetry.  —  Ottlev,  J.  B.     Tiberius; 

—  Antoninus  Pius;  —  Marcus  Aurelius;  —  Commodus; 

-  Pertinax;   —  [Various  articles.]   —  Mountain,    A. 
H.   S.      Hadrian.  —  Jeremie,   J.  A.      Sextus   Empiri- 
cus;    —   The   Pyrrhonists.  —   Hinds,  S.     [Various  ar 
ticles.]  —  Etc.     11.    Russell,  M.  —  Jeremie,  J.  A.  — 
Procter,  G.   —  Garnett,   R.   —  Carwithen,  J.   B.   S. 

—  Lyall,  A.  —  Jacob,  S.  —  Hampden,  R.  D.     Thomas 
Aquinas.  —   Etc.      12.     Smedley,  E.   —  Procter,  G.  — 
Phillimore,  J.  G.   —  Church,  — .   —  Riddle,  J.  E.  — 
Russell,  M.    —    Ormerod,  T.  G.    —    Taylor,  W.  C.  — 
Browne,  R.  L.  —  Roscoe,  T.  —  Macpherson,  W.      13. 
Macpherson,  W.   —   Browne,  R.   L.   —   Roscoe,  T.  — 
Taylor,  W.  C.  —  Crosthwaite,  J.  C.  —  Dunham,  S.  A. 

—  Russell,  M.  —  Bowling,  J.  G.  —  Etc.    14.  A- Ascal. 
15.    Ascar- Bridge.     16.    Bridgen  -  Cohob.    17.  Cohor- 
Diffl.     18.     Ditto -Fal.    19.  Fam  -  Gueer.    20.     Gues- 
Insuffe.    21.    Insufli-Mar.      22.     Mas-Oxy.     23.     P- 
Ran.     24.     Rel- Squeak.      25.     Squeal -Zyg. 

Index.     London,  1845.  4". 

-  and  others.    Occult  science.     London,  1855.  8°. 
Contents.    The  ancients  and  their  fables.  —  The  belief 
in  supernatural  beings.  —  Localities.  —  The  exercise  of 
occult  power.  —  Psychological  experiences.  —  Wonders 
of  divination.  —  Natural  and  artificial  charms. 
Smedley,   Francis  (or  Frank)   Edward.    Fratik   Fairleigh. 
(In  Sharpe's  ning.,  v.  1-6.  1846-48.)  —  Lewis  Aiun- 
del.     (In  v.  8-14.  1848-51.) 

Smedley,  Jonathan.  Prerogative  of  the  Prince,  etc. ;  ser 
mon  designed  to  have  been  preached  Jan.  30.  Lon 
don,  1716.  8°.  (C  285) 

—  Rational  acct.  of  the  principles  of  the  late  rebellion, 

and  the  present  controversies  of  the  clergy.     Dub 
lin,  1718.  8°.    (C79) 
Smedley,  MenellaBute.  Poems.  London,  1868.  16°. 

—  The  maiden  aunt.      (In  Sharpe's  mng.,  v.  1-5.  184C- 

48;  —  in  LittelPs  living  age,  v.  15,  16.  1847-48.) 

—  Story  of  a  family.     (In  Sharpe's  mag.,  v.  6-11.  1847- 

50;  —  and  in  Littell's  living  age,  v~.  17-2.").  1848-50.) 

—  A  very  woman.     (In  Littell's  living  age,  v.  23.  1849.) 
Smeducci  di  Sanseverino.     PASSERINI,  L.    (fn  Litta,  P. 

Fam.) 

Smee,  Alfred.  Elements  of  electro-metallurgy ;  or, 
The  art  of  working  in  metals  by  the  galvanic 
fluid.  London,  1841.  8°. 

—  Potatoe  plant,  its   uses    and  properties ;    with 

the  cause    of  the    present   malady.      N.  Y., 
1847.  12". 

Smell,  Sense  of.  FOLSOM,  N.  Essay  on  the  senses  of 
smell  and  taste.  Boston,  1863.  8°.  (B  1553) 


SMELL 


2760 


SMITH 


—  SENSES;    tr.    by  C.  A.    Alexander    from    'Aus    dor 

Natur'.      (In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Report,  1865.) 

See   also  Nose. 

Smellie,  Win.  Philosophy  of  nat.  hist. ;  introd. 
by  J.  Ware.  Boston,  1824.  8°. 

-  Same.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1827.  8°. 

-  Same.     Stereotype  ed.     Boston,  1836.   12°. 
See  also  Ware,  J.    Philosophy  of  nat.  hist,  prepared 

on  the  plan  and  retaining  portions  of  the  work  of  S. 

—  Thesaurus  med.;  disputatiomun  in  Acad.  Edin. 

delectus.  Edin.,  1778-85.  4  v.  S". 
Contents.  Vol.1.  Monteith,  J.  Do  dolore. —Jame 
son,  J.  De  infantum  morbis  ab  infantia  ortis.  —  Grieve, 
tr.  L)e  secretione  bilis.  —  Armstrong,  J.  De  tahe 
purulenta.  —  Lindsay,  J.  De  calore.  —  Schaw,  W.  De 
morbis  ex  animi  passionibus  orientibus.  —  Fothergill, 
J.  De  cmeticorum  usu  in  variis  morbis  tractandis.  — 
Worthington,  iS.  I)e  aceto.  —  Threipland,  S.  Ue 
partu.  —  M'Fait,  E.  De  acre,  aquis,  et  locis.  —  Elliot, 
T.  De  crisibus  in  morbis  acutis.  —  Clerk,  D.  De  rheu- 
mati.smo.  —  Lind,  J.  De  morbis  venereis  localibus.  — 
Wilson,  A.  De  luce.  —  Home,  F.  De  fob  re  remittente. 

—  Drummond,  C.     Deictero.     2.    Bond,  J.    Deincubo. 

—  Scanlan,  J.     De  lienteria.  —  Sleigh,  J.  F.     De  auditu. 

—  Merriman,  S.      De  eonccptu.   —   Langlands,  It.     De 
hydrope-anasarca.   —    Wright,   E.       De  ferri  historia 
natural!,  praeparatls,  et  usu  medico.   —  Monro,  D.    De 
hydrope.  —  Abernethy,  W.     De  asthmate.  —  Ross,  A. 
De  amaurosi.   —   Black,  J.      De  humore  acido  a  eibis 
orto  et  magnesia  alba.   —   Broughton,  W.      De  ulcere 
uteri.   —  Monro,  A.      De  testibus  et  de  femine  in  variis 
animalibtis.  — .Turner,  W.     De  morbo  hypochondriaco. 

—  Owen,  P.    De  mereurio.  —  Ramsay,  k.     De  bile.  — 
Lander,  J.     De  cataracta.  —  Fordyce,  G.     De  catarrho. 
3.     Pulteney,  R.     De  cinchona  ollicinali.  —  Robertson, 
W.      De  vermibus  intestinoruni.   —   Nooth,  J.  M.      De 
raehitidc.  —  Smith,  T.     De  actione  muscular!.  —  Lind, 
J.     De  febre  putrida  in  Bungalia.  —  Drummond,  A.  M. 
De  febribnsarcendls;  — De  incipientibus  febrilms  discu- 
tiendis.  —  Odier,  L.     De  elementariis  musicse  sensation- 
ibus.  —  Crawford,  T.     De  cynanche  stridula.  —  Hamil 
ton,  J.      De   perspiration!   insensibili.   —  Parnham,  J. 
De  cystirrlKea.  —  Wainman,  O.     De  vino  praecipue.  — 
Gregory,  J.       J)e  morbis  ca'li  mutatione  medendis.  — 
Lilis,  VV.  G.     De  plumbi  virtutibus  medicis.  —  Denni- 
son,  K.      De  vasorum  irritabilitate.   —   Hunter,  J.     De 
honiiiHim   varictatibus.    —    Bell,  G.       De   physiologia 
plantarum.  —  Stevens,  E.     De  alimentorum  concoctlone. 

—  Heysham,  J.     De  rabie  canina.     4.    Evans,  J.     De 
foetus  humani  nutrimento.   —   Keir,  W.     De  attractione 
chemica.  —  Wade,  C.     De  nutritione.  —  Cleghurn,  W. 
De  igne.    —   Quin,  C.  W.     De  hydrocephalo  interim.  — 
Cullen,  II.     De  consuetudine.  —  Cullen,  A.     De  iVigore. 

—  Nihell,  L.     De  eerebro.  —  Stuart,  C.     DC  systematis 
nervosi  ollii-iis.  —  Winterbottom,  J.     De  vasis   absor- 
bentibus.  —  Hare,  J.     De  syncope.  —  De  Butts,  S.     De 
quibusdam  aeris  in  corpus  luiinanuin  effec-tibus. — Monro, 
G.     De  tetano.    —   Owen,  II.     De  eontagione.    —   Cleg- 
horn,  K.    De  soinno.  —  Paterson,  J.    De  evaporatione. 
• —  Unthank,  J.    De  leucophlegmatla.  —  Emmett,  T.  A. 
De  at! re  tixo  sive  acido  aereo.  —  Ferris,  S.     De  sanguinis 
putredine.  —  M'Donnell,  J.    De  submersis.  —  Catalogus 
dissert,  mediearum,  17o'J-85,  in  Univ.  Edinburg. 

—  JARDINE,  Sir  W.      (In  his  Naturalist's   lib.,  Orn., 

v.  11.  1839.) 

Smelt,  Cornelius,  R.  N".  TRIAL  at  court-martial  for  mis 
conduct  at  the  engagement  of  Feb.  11.  1743.  (In 
Trials  at  large.  1745.) 

Smelt,  Leonard.  Speech.  (In  Yorkshire  question.  [1781.] 
B766) 

—  SVSTRM  occasioned   by  the  speech  of  S.  at  the  meeting 

at  York,  Dec.  30,  1779.      London,  1780.  8°.    (B  766) 
Smerego,  Nicolas.     Chronicon.    (In  Grsevius.     Thes.  antiq. 

Ital.,   v.   6,  pt.   1.1722;  —  and  in  Muratori,   L.   A. 

Her.  Ital.  script.,  v.  8.  1726.) 
Smetius  a  Laeda,  lleimcus.    Prosodiu  Latina.    Ed. 

15a.     Londini,  1640.  8°. 
Smets,  A.  A.     Catalogue  rnisonnc  of  curious  mss., 

early  printed  and  rare  books,  part  of  [his] 

library.     Savannah,  print,  priv.,  I860.  8°. 

—  CATALOGUE  of  the  collection  of  autographs  of 

S.,  sold  June  1.     [X.  Y.,  1868.]  8°. 

—  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  S.,  sold  May  25. 

N.  Y.,  1868.  8°. 

Smids,  Ludolphus.  Pictura  loquens ;  sive  heroi- 
cavum  tabularum  Hadrian!  Schoonebeeck 
enarratio.  Amst.,  16S)5.  8°. 


—  Komanorum  imperatorum  pinacotheca.  (In  Bie,  J. 
de.  Imper.  Horn,  numisniata.  1738.) 

Smidt,    Heinrich.      Jan    Blaurink,    oder,  See  und 

Theater.     Berlin,  1864.  2  v.  8°. 
Smiglecius,    Martinus.       Logica.       Oxonii,    1634. 

1  v.  in  2  pts.   4". 

Smiles,  Samuel.  Brief  biographies.  Bost.,  1861.  12°. 
Contents.    J.  Watt.  —  K.  Stcphenaon.  —  Dr.  Arnold. 

—  H.  Miller.    -   R.  Cobden.   —   Sir  E.  B.  Lytton.  —  F. 
Jeffrey.  —  E.  Elliott.  —  G.  Borrow.  —  J.  j'.  Audubon. 

—  W.  Macgillivray.  —  Lord  J.  Russell.  —  B. Disraeli.  — 
W.  E.  Gladstone.   —  N.  Hawthorne.   —   T.  Oarlyle.  — 
J.  Sterling.  —  L.  Hunt.  —  H.  Coleridge.  —  Dr.  KHto.  — 
E.  A.  Poe.  —  T.  Hook.  —  Dr.  A.  Combe.  —  R.  Brown 
ing.  —  E.  Chadwick.  —  R.  Nicoll.  —  S.  Bamford.  —  J. 
Clare.  —  G.  Massey.  —  E.  B.  Browning.  —  F.  Brown. — 
S.  M.  Fuller.   —   S.  Martin.   —   H.  Martineau.   —  Mrs. 
Chisholm. 

—  Country  of  the  Camisards.  —  Visit  to  the  country  of 
the  Vaudois.  (In  Good  words,  v.  11.  1870.) 

-  The  Huguenots  in  England  and  Ireland.  Lon 
don,  1867.  8". 

-  Industrial  biography  ;    iron  workers    and  tool 

makers.     London,  1863.  8°. 

Content*.  Iron  and  civilization.  —  Beginnings  of  the 
iron  manufacture  in  Britain.  —  Iron  smelting  by  pit- 
coal;  D.  Dudley.  —  A.  Yarranton.  —  Coalbroo'kdale 
iron  works;  the  Darbys  and  Reynoldses.  —  Invention  of 
cast  steel;  B.  Huntsman.  —  The  inventions  of  H.  Cort. 
-  The  Scotch  iron  manufacture;  Dr.  Roebuck,  D. 
Miishet.  —  Invention  of  the  hot  blast;  J.  B.  Neilson.  — 
Mechanical  inventions  and  inventors.  —  J.  Brainah.  — 
II.  Maudslay.  —  J.  Clement.  —  Fox  of  Derby,  Murray 
of  Leeds,  Roberts  and  Whitworth  of  Manchester.  —  J. 
Nasmyth.  —  W.  Fairbairn. 

-  Life  of  Gs  Stephenson.     London,  1857.  8°. 

-  Lives  of    Boulton   and  Watt.      London,  1865. 

8 . 

—  Lives  of  the  engineers  ;  with   an   ace.  of  their 

principal  works;  also  a  hist,  of  inland  com 
munications  in  Britain.  London,  1861-62. 
3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Early  works  of  embanking  and 
draining.  —  Sir  II.  Myddleton.  —  Early  roads  and  modes 
of  travelling.  —  Bridges,  harbours,  and  ferries.  —  J. 
Brindley.  2.  J.  Smeaton.  —  J.  Ronnie.  —  T.  Tolford. 
3.  G.  and  R.  Stephenson.  4.  Boulton  and  Watt;  also 
a  history  of  the  invention  and  introduction  of  the  steam- 
engine. 

—  ESQUIROS,  A.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juil.  1865.) 

-  HEULEY,  O.  D.      Review   of  Smiles's   'Life  of 

Stephenson*.     London,  1858.  8°. 
Smiley.     See  alao  Smyley. 
Smiley,    George   W.      Sermon ;    intercession  of  the  Holy 

spirit.     (In   Akers,   T.  P.     Col.  of  sermons.  1851.) 
Smiley,  Thomas  T.      New   federal   calculator ;   or, 

Scholar's  assistant.     Phila.,  1825.   12°. 
Smilie,   E.  R.     Addr.  before  Castleton   Med.  Coll.  on  the 

hist,  of  the  orig.  application  of  anaesthetic  agents, 

May  17.     Boston,  1848.  8°.     (B  1567) 
Smillie,    James.      Rural    cemeteries   of    America : 

Greenwood  and  Mt.  Auburn.  N.Y,,  1846.  4°. 

—  engr.     See  Bunker  Hill  Monument.     Panoramic  view. 
Smirke,  Sydney.     Account  of  the  Temple  Ch.     (In  Weale, 

J.     Quarterly  papers  on  archil.,  v.  2.  1844.) 
Smissek,  Johan.     Collegium  et  templum  societ.  Jesu  Mona- 

cense.     n.p.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  117) 
Smith.     See  also  Smyth ;  —  Smythe. 
Smith,  — .    EMI.YN,  T.     Remarks  on  'The  doctrine  of  the 

blessed  Trinity  defended  by  four  London  ministers'. 

London,  17 19."  8°.    (B  112) 
Smith,  A.  Warren,  and  Du  Moulin,  C.  W.   Chicago 

city  directory,  1859-60.     Chicago,  [I860].  8°. 
Smith,    Kfv.    Aaron.      Note    on    Murlborougb,    1767.     (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  10.  1809.) 

—  Some  temporal   advantages  in  keeping  covenant   with 

God;  two  disc.  [fast].     Boston,  1749.  8°.    (B  67) 
Smith,  Rev .  Aaron.     The  atrocities  of  the  pirates  ; 
narrative  of  sufferings  during  captivity  among 
the  pirates  of  Cuba.     London,  1824.   12°. 
Smith,  Abigail  Adams.     Journal  and  correspond 
ence  ;    ed.  by  her  daughter  [Mrs.  C.  A.  De 
Windt].     N.'Y.,  1841.   12°. 


SMITH,  A. 


SMITH,  c. 


Smith,  Adam.  Essays  on  philosophical  subjects  ; 
ed.  by  J.  Black  and  J.  Hutton.  Dublin, 
1795.  8°. 

Contnit*.  Life  and  writings  of  S.,  by  D.  Stewart.  — 
Principles  which  lead  ami  direct  philosophical  enquiries; 
illustrated  by  the  hint,  of  astron.,  hist,  of  the  ancient 
physics,  history  of  the  ancient  logics  and  metaphysics. 

—  Nature  of  that  imitation  which  takes  place  in  what  are 
called   the   imitative   arts.    —   Affinity   between   music, 
dancing,  and  poetry.  —  Affinity  between  certain  English 
and  Italian  verses.  —  Kxternal  senses. 

-  Inquiry  into  the  nature  and  causes  of  the  wealth 
of  nations.     2d  ed.     London,   1778.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Same.     9th  ed.     London,  1799.  3  v.  (v.  2,  3, 

w.).  8°. 

—  Same.  New  ed.,  with  add.  Hartf.,1804.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Theory  of  moral  sentiments.      New  ed.,  with 

memoir  by  D.  Stewart.  Lond.,  Bohn,  1853.  8°. 

—  BENTHAM,  J.    Letter  to  8.    (In  his  Defence  of  usu 

ry.  1837.  C297) 

—  BROUGHAM,  H.,  Ld.    Life  of  A.  Smith.    (In  his  Lives 

of  men  of  letter*,  v.  2.  1846.) 

—  DRAPER,  W.    Life  of  8.    (In  Soc.  Diff.  of  TJsef.  Kn. 

Lives  of  eminent  persons.  1833.) 

—  Du  PUYNODE,  M.  G.  P.     Etudes  sur  les  prin- 

cipaux  economistes.     Paris,  1868.  8°. 

—  ESSAY  in  vindication  of  the  continental  colonies 

of  Amer.  from  a  censure  in  his  'Theory  of 
moral  sentiments'.     London,  1764.  8°. 

—  LAVF.RGNE,  L.  de.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  d6c. 

1859.) 

—  MALDKN,  H.    (In  hi*  Disting.  men  of  modern  times, 

v.  3.  1838;  v.  39  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 

—  OPINIONS  of  S.  and  Kicardo  on  some  of   the  leading 

doctrines  of  polit.  econ.  stated  and  compared.     (In 
Pamphleteer,  1824;  v.  23,  24  of  B  838) 

—  ROGERS,  J.  E.  T.    (In  hi*  Historical  gleanings.  1869.) 

—  STEWART,    D.      Biog.    memoirs   of  A.  Smith, 

W.  llobertson,  and  T.  Reid.  Edin.,  1811.  4°. 

Same.    (In  hi*  Works,  v.  5,  10.  1858.) 

Ace.  of  the  life  and  writings  of  A.  H.     (In  Roy.  Soc. 

of  Edin.     Trans.,  v.  3.  1794.) 

—  SUM  M  A  KV  of  practical  principles  of  polit.  econ. ;  with 

obs.  on  Smith's  '  Wealth  of  nations'.    Camb.,  1826. 
8°.    (B564) 

Smith,  Albert.  Address  at  the  commencement  of 
Marshall  Coll.,  Sept.  26.  Chambersburg,  1838.  8°. 
(B  1579) 

Smith,  Albert,  d.  1860.  Adventures  of  Mr.  Ledbury 
and  his  friend  Jack  Johnson.  (In  Bentley's  miscel., 
v.  12-14.  1842-43.)  —  Fortunes  of  the  Scattergood 
family.  (In  v.  15-17.  1844-45.)  —  Marchioness  of 
Brinvilliers.  (In  v.  17-18.  1845.) 

—  Sketches  of  London  life  and  character.     Lon 
don,  [1848].  16°. 

-  Story  of  Mont  Blanc.  2d  ed.  Lond.,  1854.  12°. 
Smith,  Alexander,  b.  1760.  Life  of  S.,  capt.  of  the 

Island  of  Pitcairn;  by  himself.    Bost.,  1819. 
12°. 

Smith,  Alexander,  b.  1830,  d.  1867.  Alfred  Hagart's 
household.  -  Boston,  1865.  16°. 

—  Same.    (In  Good  words,  v.  6.  1865.) 

-  Dreamthorp;  a  book  of  essays,  written  in  the 

country.     Boston,  1864.   12°. 
Content*.    Dreamthorp.  —   On  the  writing  of  essays. 

—  Of  death  and  the  fear  of  dying.  —  W.  Dunbar.  —  A 
lark's  flight.  —  Christmas.  —  Men  of  letters.  —  On  the 
importance  of  a  man  to  himself.  —  A  shelf  in  my  book 
case.  —  Geoffrey  Chaucer.  —  Books  and  gardens.  —  On 
vagabonds. 

—  Last  leaves  ;  sketches  and  criticisms  ;  ed.  with 

a  mem.,  by  P.P.  Alexander.  Edin.,  1868.  16°. 
Content*.  Memoir.  —  Scottish  ballads.  —  Essay  on 
an  old  subject.  —  On  dreams  and  dreaming.  —  Carlyle 
at  Edinburgh.  —  Winter.  —  Literary  work.  —  1  he 
minister-painter.  —  Sydney  Dobell.  —  Essayists,  old  and 
new.  —  A  spring  chanson.  —  Edinburgh. 

—  Miss  Oona  McQuarrie ;  sequel  to  Alfred  Ha 

gart's  household.     Boston,  1866.   12°. 

—  Poems.     Boston,  1853.  16°. 

Contents.  A  life-drama.  —  An  evening  at  home.  — 
Lady  Barbara.  —  To  — .  —  Sonnets. 

347.    (30.  9.  80.)          «t 


—  A  summer  in  Skye.     Boston,  1865.  12°. 

—  DUDLEY,  A.    (In  Revue  d.  I).  Mondes,  sept.  1854.) 
Smith,  Alfred  Russell.     Shakespeariana  ;  catalogue 

of   books  illustr.  the    life   and   writings  of 
Shakespeare.     London,  1870.  8°. 
-    Same.     [Another  catalogue.]    Lond.,  1871.  8°. 
Smith,  Amos.     Address  at  the  Federal  St.  meetinghouse, 
Mar.   13,   1859.      (In  Boston.    Federal  St.  Church. 
Memorial.  1860.) 

Smith,  Andrew.  Illustrations  of  the  zoology  of 
South  Africa.  London,  1838-49.  28  pt.  4°. 
Xote.  PartS.  Annulosa;  by  W.  8.  Maclcay. 

Smith,  Aquilla.  On  the  Irish  coins  of  Edward  IV.  —  On 
the  Irish  coins  of  Henry  Vii.  (In  Roy.  Irish  Acad. 
Trans.,  v.  19.  1841.) 

Smith,  Archibald.  Peru  as  it  is.  Lond.,1839.  2  v.  12°. 

Smith,  Asa  Dodge.  Address  at  his  inauguration  as  Pres. 
of  Dartmouth  Coll.,  Nov.  18;  with  introd.  address  of 
J.  A.  Gilmore.  Hanover,  1863.  8°.  (B  1575) 

—  Sermon ;  importance  of  scriptural  ministry.    (In  Na 

tional  preacher,  v.  22.  1848.) 
Smith,  Ashbel,  anil  Doniphan,  A.  W.    Addresses,  West 

Point,  June  16,  1848.    N.  Y.,  [1848].  8°.    (B  1205) 
Smith,  Azariah.     Contributions  to  thegeog.  of  cent.  Koord- 

istan.    (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Smith,  Col.  Baird.     Report  on  the  commercial   condition  of 

the  north  west    province  of   India,  1862.     See  Gr. 

Brit.  India  Office  (p.  1214).     (E  151) 
Smith,  Benjamin.     Letters  hetween  the  poor  of  Eng.  and 

the  U.  S.     n.p.,  [1829].  8°.    (B  935) 
Smith,  Benjamin  Bosworth.    Sermons;  power  and  efficacy 

of  the  Holy  Spirit.  —  The  unbounded  benevolence 

of  God.    (In  Protestant  Episc.  pulpit,  v.  2.  1832.) 
Smith,  Benjamin  F.     Support  of  small  rural  schools.    (In 

Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.    Trans.,  1859.) 
Smith,    Buckingham.      See  Smith,  Thomas    Buckingham. 
Smith,  C.     New  plan  of  London,  Westminster,  and 

Southwark.     London,  1810. 
Smith,  Caleb.     Description,   use,  and  excellency  of  a  new 

instrument,  or  sea  quadrant,  invented  by  S.  Lon 
don,  [1735  ?].  8°.  (A  3,  C  313) 

—  Geographical  descr.  of  the  coasts,  harbours,  and  sea 

ports  of  the  Spanish  West-Indies;  with  obs.  of  the 
currents,  and  variations  of  compass  in  the  Bay  of 
Mexico,  and  North  Sea  of  Amer.;  tr.  from  a  ms. 
written  in  Spanish  by  D.  G.  Carranza,  1718;  added, 
app.  cont.  Capt.  Parker's  ace.  of  his  taking  Porto 
Bello.  London,  1740.  8°.  (C  313) 

Smith,  JUit*  Caroline  Anne.  CLARKE,  A.  The  fruits  of 
early  instruction  Jn  the  happy  death  of  S.  London, 
[18-].  12°.  (C248) 

Smith,  Charles,  E*q,  Oration  [masonic],  Sunbury,  Dec.  27, 
1787.  Phila.,  1788.  8".  (B  400) 

Smith,  Charles,  bookseller.  American  war,  1775-83. 
N.  Y.,  1797.  8°. 

Smith,  Charles,  of  Andover.  Sermon  on  J.  Aiken,  at 
Andover,  Feb.  10.  Boston,  1867.  8".  (B  1639) 

Smith,  Ken.  Charles  Adam.  Biography  of  Rev.  E.  L.  Haze- 
lius.  —  Hartwlck  and  its  surroundings.  —  Introduc 
tion.  (In  Pohlman,  U.  N.,  and  others.  Memorial 
vol.  1866.) 

Smith,  Charles  Hamilton,  Lieut.  Col.  Introduc 
tion  to  the  mammalia  in  the  'Naturalist's 
library';  ed.  by  Sir  W.  Jardine.  Edin.,  1842. 
16°.  (Jardine,  Sir  W.  Nat.  lib.,  Mam.,v.  13.) 

—  Lithology;  or.  Observations  on   stone  used  for  build 

ing.  ( In  Weale,  J.  Quarterly  papers  on  archil., 
v.  4.  1845.) 

—  Natural  history    of   dogs;     canidae   or   genus 

canis  of  authors ;  incl.  the  genera  hyaena 
and  proteles.  Edin.,  1839-40.  2  v.  16°. 
(Jardine,  Sir  W.  Nat.  lib.,  Mam.,  v.  9,  10.) 

—  Natural   history   of    horses ;    the    equida?    or 

genus  equus  of  authors.  Edin.,  1841.  16°. 
(Jardine,  Sir  W.  Nat.  lib.,  Mam.,  v.  12.) 

—  Natural  history  of  the  human  species.     Edin., 

1848.  8". 

Smith,  Charles  John,  Archdeacon  of  Jamaica. 
Common  words  with  curious  derivations. 
London,  1865.  16°. 

—  Synonyms  and  antonyms,  collected  and  con 

trasted.     London,  1867.  12°. 

—  Synonyms  discriminated.    London,  1871.  8°. 


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Smith,  Charles  Manby.  The  little  world  of  Lon 
don.  London,  1857.  8°. 

Smith,  Mrs.  Charlotte  (Turner).  Corisande  de 
Beauvilliers ;  tr.  en  franq.  par  Mme.  de 
Montolieu.  Paris,  1821.  12°. 

—  Elegiac  sonnets.     Boston,  1795.  18°. 

—  L'orpheline  du  chateau.     (In  Biblioth.  univ.  des  ro- 

mans,  Nouv.,  v.  45.  1801.) 

—  BRYDGES,  Sir  S.  E.      (In  his  Censura  lit.,  v.  7.  1815.) 

—  SCOTT,  Sir\V.    (hi  his  Blog.  mem.,  v.  2.  1834.) 
Smith,  Chetien.    Journal  [of  an  exped.  to  the  River  Zaire]. 

(In  Tuckey,  J.  K.     Narrative.    1818.) 

Smith,  Sir  Culling  Eardloy.  Introduction.  (In  Duller, 
E.  The  Jesuits.  1845.) 

—  Romanism  of  Italy :  [with]  corresp.  with  the  Catholic 

Inst.  of  Eng.     London,  1845.  8°.     (B  1384) 
Smith,   Daniel.     Report  of  a  missionary  tour  west  of  the 

Alleghany  Mts.     See  Mills,  B.  J. 

Smith,  Rev.  Daniel  D.  Lectures  on  domestic  du 
ties.  Portland,  1837.  12°. 

—  Report  of  a  discussion  between  A.  Ballon  and  S.  on 

the  question  [of  future  punishment],  March  18-20. 
Mendon,  1834.  8°.  (B  1387) 

Smith,  David.  Necessity  for  a  building  act  for  large  towns. 
(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1860.)  — 
Necessity  for  a  law  to  compel  every  trader  to  make 
an  ami.  balance.  (In  1861.) 

Smith,  David  S.  C.  II.,  M.I).  Suggestions  with  regard  to 
the  treatment  of  fractures;  with  descr.  of  a  new 
kind  of  splinting  of  felt.  Boston,  1831.  8°.  (B  1562) 

Smith,  Delazon.  Lecture  before  the  Young  Men's  Polemic 
Assoc.  of  Cleveland  on  the  immediate  abolition  of 
slavery,  Dec.  23, 1837.  Cleveland,  1838.  12°.  (C  273) 

Smith,  Dexter.  Blanks  and  prizes;  a  comedietta.  (No.  51 
of  Spencer's  univ.  stage.) 

Smith,  E.  Fitch.  Commentaries  on  statute  and 
constitutional  law  and  statutory  and  consti 
tutional  construction.  Albany,  1848.  8°. 

Smith,  Mrs.  E.  Vale.  History  of  Nevvburyport. 
Newburyport,  1854.  8°. 

Smith,  Ebenezer,  Jr.  Full  description  of  the  saint  and 
sinner.  Boston,  1794.  8°.  (B  250) 

Smith,  Edmond  Reuel.  The  Araucanians ;  notes 
of  a  tour  in  S.  Chili.  N.  Y.,  1855.  12°. 

Smith,  Edmund  Kirby.  SNOW,  \V.  P.  (In  his  Southern 
generals.  1866.) 

Smith,  Edmund  Neale.  Phaedra  and  Ilippolitus.  (In  Bell, 
J.  British  theatre,  v.  28.  1797.) 

—  Poems.     (In  Anderson,  It.     Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1795;  — 

and   in  Chalmers,  A.     Eng.  poets,  v.  9.  1810.) 

—  JOHNSON,  S.    (In  his  Works,  v.  10.  1806;  —  and  Lives 

of  Eng.  poets,  v.  1.  1810.) 

Smith,  Edward,  and  How,  Sir  R.  How  and  Rich ;  acct.  of 
the  proc.  at  the  election  for  Southwark  wherein  are 
disc,  the  forgeries  of  Elephant  Smith.  London, 
1681.  f°.  (A  54) 

Smith,  Edward,  M.D.  Practical  dietary  for  fami 
lies,  schools,  and  labouring  classes.  Lon 
don,  1865.  16°. 

—  Principles  involved  in   a  scheme  of  prison   dietary.  — 

Punishments  in  county  prisons.  (In  Nat.  Assoc. 
Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1857.)  —  Action  of  alcohol. 
(In  1860.) 

—  System  of  natural  history.  —  Botany.     (In  Orr,  W.  S. 

Circle  of  sciences.  1855.) 

Smith,  Edward  Darrell.  Attempt  to  prove  that  certain  sub 
stances  are  conveyed  unchanged  into  the  circulation. 
(In  Caldwell,  C.  Medical  theses,  v.  1.  1805.) 

Smith,  Elbridgc.  Claims  of  classical  culture  on  Amer. 
teachers  and  schools.  (In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr. 
Led.,  1854.) 

Smith,  Eli.  Addresses  on  the  missionary  character. 
Boston,  1840.  12°.  (C  274) 

—  An  ancient  temple  on  Mt.   Lebanon  described.  —  A 

visit  to  Antipatris.  (In  Robinson,  E.  Bibliotheca 
sacra.  1843.) 

—  Missionary   sermons   and   addresses.     Boston, 

1833.  12°. 

—  llesearches  of  S.  and  H.  G.  O.  Dwight  in  Ar 

menia  ;  incl.  a  journ.  through  Asia  Minor, 
and  into  Georgia  and  Persia,  with  a  visit  to 
the  Nestorian  and  Chaldean  Christians  of 
Oormiah  and  Salmas.  Bost.,  1833.  2  v.  12". 


—  Treatise    on   Arab   music.     (In   Amer.    Orient.  Soc. 

Journ.,  v.  1.  1849.) 

—  BUCKINGHAM,  J.  S.    His  defence;  reply  to  the  letters 

of  Palestinensis  [E.  Smith],  n.p.,  1839.  12°.   (C  175) 

Same.     N".  Y.,  1840.  8".     (C  275) 

Smith,  Elias.  Clergyman's  looking-glass,  no.  4 :  Examina 
tion  of  D.  Ofgood's  arguments  in  favour  of  the  anti- 
christian  practice  of  sprinkling  children.  Boston, 
1804.  8".  (B  661,  C  238) 

—  Same.    No.  1.     2d  ed.     Portsmouth,  1803.  8°.    (B202) 

—  Discourse  on  government  and  religion,  Gray,  July  4. 

Portland,  1810.  12°.     (D  13) 

—  Doctrine  of  the  Prince  of  Peace,  cone,  the  end  of  the 

wicked.     Boston,  1805.  8°.     (B  661) 

—  The  herald  of  life  and  immortality.    No.  1,  vol.  1,  Jan. 

[Boston,  1819.]  18°.     (B  477) 

—  The  light  not  clear   nor  dark;  disc.,  Ilopkinton,  Sept. 

5,  1804.     Boston,  1805.  12°.    (C  161) 

—  The  loving  kindness  of  God  displayed  in  the  triumph 

of  republicanism  in  Amer.;  disc.,  Taunton,  July  4. 
n.p.,  1809.  8°.     (B  457) 

—  A  man  in  the  smoke,  etc. ;  remarks  on  [T.]  Baldwin's 

sermon,  the   purpose  of   God.      Boston,  1805.   12°. 
(C  161) 

• —  The  people's  book;  address  on  poison,  health,  disease, 
vegetable  medicine,  and  manner  of  curing  the  sick. 
Boston,  1830.  12°.  (D  39) 

—  A  reply  to  '  How  shall  I  know  that  I  am  born  again?" 

Boston,  [1804].  8°.     (C  149) 

—  Sermon    on  Nebuchadnezzar's    dream,   etc.,   Boston, 

May  4.     [Boston,  1820.]  8°.     (C  145) 

—  PHILADELPHIA  COUNTY  CHRISTIAN    Cin'RCii.     [Cir 

cular;  account  of  the  withdrawal  of   S.   from    the 
Church.]     n.t.p.     [Phila.,  1813.]  8°.     (B  459,  1354) 

—  RAND,  J.     Letter  to  S. ;    examination  of  his  thirteen 

reasons  for  believing  the  salvation  of  all  men.     Dan 
ville,  1818.  8°.    (B264) 

Smith,  Elihu  Ilubbard.  Andre;  tragedy,  in  five  acts, 
[with]  docts.  resp.  Mai.  Andre,  etc.  "  N.  Y.,  1798.  8°. 
(B471) 

—  Edwin  and  Angelina;  or.  The  banditti;  opera  in  three 

acts.     N.  Y.,  1797.  8°.    (B  743) 

Smith,  Eliza  B.  BULLAKD,  A.  (Jn  his  Select  mem.,  v.  2. 
1829.) 

Smith,  Elizabeth.     Fragments  in  prose  and  verse  ; 
with  life,  by  H.  M.  Bowdler.  Bost. ,1810.  12°. 
-    Same.     Burlington,  N.  J.,  1811.   12". 

—  Poems  on  Malvern  and  other  subjects.     2d  ed. 

"Worcester,  1834.   12". 

—  REVIEW  of  [her]  'Life  and  Fragments',     n.t.p.     [-Bos 

ton,  1810.]     12".    (B  245,  664) 

Smith,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Oakes  (Prince).  Sanctity 
of  marriage,  n.t.p.  [1852.]  8".  (B  1667) 

—  Shadow  land;  or,  The  seer.     X.  Y.,  1852.   12". 

—  Sinless  child  and  other  poems;  ed.  by  J.  Keese. 

Boston,  1843.  12°. 
Contents.    The  sinless  child.  —  The  acorn.  —  Sonnets. 

Smith,  Elizur  Goodrich,  tr.  Economy  of  farming.  See 
Burger,  J. 

Smith,  Ethan.  Daughters  of  Zion  excelling  ;  ser 
mon  to  the  ladies  of  the  Cent.  Inst.  in  Ilopkinton, 
N.  II.,  Aug.  18.  Concord.  1814.  8".  (B  326) 

—  Dissertation  on  the  prophecies.     Charlestown, 

1811.   8°. 

—  Key  to  the  figurative  language  in  the  Scrip 

tures.     Exeter,  1814.  12". 

—  Another  ropy.    (C225) 

—  Sermon,  thanksgiving   eve.,  Nov.  30.      Newburyport. 

1809.  8°.    (B  326,  1253,  1849) 

—  Two     sermons,    Washington,    N.    TL,    Nov.   4,    1S04. 

Windsor,  Vt.,  1805.  8°.    (B  326,  1849) 

—  View  of  the  Hebrews  ;    or,  tribes  of  Israel  in 

America.     Poultney,  1823.  12°. 
_     Same.     2d  ed.     Poultney,  1825.   12". 

—  BLANCHAKD,  S.      Letter  to  S.  [on  his]   'Episcopacy 

examined'.  Concord,  1817.  8°.    (B  264) 

Smith,  Eustace.  "Wasting  diseases  of  infants  and 

children.  London,  1868.   8°. 

—  The   value   of  vaccination.      (In    Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 

Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1869.) 
Smith,  F.  H.,  and  Hincks,  W.     Congressional  banquet  in 

honor  of  Washington.     Wash.,  1852.  8°.    (B  1572) 
Smith,  Capt.  Francis.     DHAOGE,  W.     Account  of 

his  voy.  in    search  of  a  north  west  passage. 

London,  1748-49.  2  v.  8°. 


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Smith,  Francis.      Dis.s.  dc  inflammations  pneumo- 

nica.     Edin.,  1788.  8°. 

Smith,  Francis  Gurney.  Applications  of  the  microscope  to 
clinical  medicine,  (hi  Carpenter,  W.  B.  The  mi 
croscope  and  its  revelations.  1856 .) 

Smith,  Francis  Onnond  Jonathan.  Letters  in  vin 
dication  of  his  vote  against  the  sub-treasury  bill. 
[Portland,]  1837.  8°.  (B  1496) 

—  Letter  on  the  proposed  policy,  etc.,  of  the  administra 

tion  rel.  to  currency  and  commerce.     Wash.,  1838. 
8°.     (B1543) 

-  Secret  corresp.  vocabulary  for  Morse's  telegraph. 
Portland,  1845.  4". 

Smith,  Franklin  Webster.  BOSTON  BOARD  OF  TRADE. 
Keport  of  the  special  committee  [on]  the  prosecu 
tion  of  S.  by  the  U.  8.  Nuvy  Dept.  Bost.>  1805.  8°. 
(E  127) 

Smith,  AVp.  O.  C.,  of  Penzance.  Bob  the  sailor  boy,  [in 
Cherokee].  (In  Richmond,  L.  Dairyman's  daugh 
ter.  1847.  E  54) 

Smith,  Gamaliel  E.  Iteport  of  the  trial  of  J.  Oochrane  on 
sundry  charges  of  adultery,  dc.  Kennebunk,  1819. 
8".  (8559,1829) 

Smith,  George.  The  laboratory  ;  or,  School  of  arts. 
London,  1799.  2  v.  8°. 

Smith,  George,  Bp.,  b.  1815.  Druidism  contrasted 
with  Christianity;  lecture,  Dec.  8.  n.t.p.  [Lon 
don,  184G.]  8°.  (B  1345) 

—  Narrative  of  an  exploratory  visit  to  the  consu 

lar  cities  of  China,  1844-46.    Lond.,  1847.  8°. 

-  Ten  weeks  in  Japan.     London,  1861.  8°. 
Smith,  George,  M.D.     History    of    Delaware  Co., 

Penn.     Phila.,  1862.  8". 

Smith,  George.  Evils  of  indirect  taxation.  (In  Nat. 
Asaoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1863.) 

Smith,  George,  Deputy  Lieut,  of  the  Tower  Ham 
lets,  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  S.,  sold 
July  1867.  London,  [1867].  8°. 

Smith,  George  B.  Official  army  list  of  the  "West 
ern  States,  Aug.  1862.  Chicago,  [1862].  12°. 

Smith,  Itev.  George  Charles.  TRACER,  T.,  and  others. 
G.  C.  Smith  unmasked,  n.t.p.  [1836?]  8°.  (B  1395) 

Smith,  George  Phillips,  Funeral  sermon  on.  185:2.  See 
Stnalley,  E.  (B  1452) 

Smith,  George  Vance.  The  Bible  and  popular 
theology.  2d  ed.,  augm.  London,  1871.  8°. 

Smith,  Gen-it.  Abstract  of  argument  on  the  fugi 
tive  slave  law  on  the  trial  of  H.  W.  Allen  for  kid 
napping.  Syracuse,  1852.  8°.  (B  1485) 

—  Constitutional     argument     against     Amer.     slavery. 

Utica,  1844.  12°.     (C  261) 

—  Controversy   between   the   N.    York  Tribune  and   8. 

X.  Y.,  1855.  8°.     (B  1450) 

—  Correspondence  on  temperance.  1836.    See  Hopkins, 

S.  M.    (B  1279) 

—  Discourse;  creeds  and  ecclesiastical  machinery,  Peter- 

boro,  Feb.  21.     Boston,  1858.  12".    (C  263) 

—  Justice  to  the  constitution,  and  the  honest  masses  who 

voted  for  it;  [letter  to  C.  Sumnerl.    n.p..  1864.  f°. 
(A  67) 

—  Letter  to  E.  C.  Delavan;  reformation  of  the  intemper 

ate.     [Peterboro,  1833.]  8°.     (B  1760) 

—  Letter  to  his  constituents.     Wash.,  1854.  8".     (B  1479) 
•  —   Letter  to  Rev.  J.  Smylie  of  Mississippi.     X.  Y.,  1837. 

8°.     (B  1471) 

—  No  slavery  in  Nebraska,  etc. ;  speech,  Nebraska  bill, 

Apr.  6.     Wash.,  1854.  8°.     (B1509) 

—  The  reformed.  1833.     See  Sigourney,  L.  H.     (C  204) 

-  Sermons  and  speeches,  1858-61.  N.  Y.,  1861.  8°. 

—  Speech  in  the  Capitol  of  the  State  of  N.  Y.,  March  11, 

12.     2d  ed.     Syracuse,  1850.  8°.     (B  1478) 

—  Speech  on  the   reference  of   the   President's   message, 

Dec.  20.     Wash.,  1853.  8°.     (B  1508) 

—  QEKKIT  Smith  and  the  Vigilant  Assoc.  of  the  City  of 

N.  Y.     N.  Y.,  1860.  16°.    (D37) 

Smith,  life.  Gibson.  Lectures  on  clairmativeness  or  hu 
man  magnetism.  N.  Y.,  1845.  8°.  (B  1562) 

Smith,  Goldwin.  Civil  war  in  Amer. ;  address 
at  the  meeting  of  the  Manchester  Union  and 
Emancipation  Soc.  London,  1866.  8°. 

—  Adaptation  of  the  old  universities  to  the  requirements 

of  the  present  day.     (In   Nat.   Assoc.  Prom.  Soc. 
Sci.     Trans.,  1867.) 

.  —  Classical  and  modern  culture.  (In  Youmans,  E.  L. 
Modern  culture.  1867.) 


—  Does  the    Bible   sanction    American    slavery. 

Oxford,  London,  1863.  12". 

-  The  empire  ;    letters   pub.  in  the  Daily  news. 

Oxford,  1863.  8". 

—  Experience  of  the  Amer.  commonwealth.    (In  Essays 

on  reform.  1867.) 

—  Irish    history   and   Irish    character.        2d   ed. 

Oxford,  London,  1862.  8°. 

-  Lectures  on  modern  hist,  delivered  in  Oxford, 

1859-61.     Oxford,  London.  1861.  8°. 
Content*.    Inaugural  lecture.  —  The  study  of  history. 
—  Some  supposed  consequences  of  the  doctrine  of  hist, 
progress.  —  The  foundation  of  the  Amer.  colonies. 

-  Same,  called  Lectures  on  the  study  of  history, 

delivered  in  Oxford,  1859-61  ;  added,  lec 
ture  before  the  N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.,  Dec.  1864, 
on  'The  Univ.  of  Oxford'.  N.  Y.,  1866.  12°. 

-  Letter  to  a  Whig  member  of  the  Southern  Inde 

pendence  Assoc.     London,  1864.  12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1864.   12". 

—  Letter  to   the  Daily  news.      (In  War  ships  for  the 

Southern  Confederacy.  1863.) 

—  Rational  religion  and  the  rationalistic  objections 

of  the  Bampton  lectures  for  1858.  Oxford, 
1861.  8°. 

—  Reorganization  of  the   University  of    Oxford. 
Oxford,  London,  1868.  8°. 

—  Review  of  Congreve's  'Roman  empire  of  the   west". 

(In  Oxford  essays,  1856.)  —  Oxford  Univ.  reform. 
(In  1858.) 

—  Three  English  statesmen  ;  lectures  on  the  polit 

ical  history  of  England.  New  ed.  London, 
1868.  8°. 

Contents.    Pym.  —  Cromwell.  —  Pitt. 

—  University  education.      (In    Amer.   Soc.   Sci.   Assoc. 

Journ.,  no.  1.  1869.) 

Smith,  AVc.  Henry.  Examination  of  usury;  sermon,  Lon 
don.  [London,]  1751.  8°.  (CIS) 

Smith,  Henry,  of  Liverpool.  Principles  of  associated  la- 
hour  reduced  to  practice.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1858.) 

Smith,  Henry,  of  A7»?'«  College  Hospital.  Diseases  of  the 
rectum.  (In  Holmes,  T.  Syst.  of  surgery,  v.  4. 
1864.) 

Smith,  Henry  Barney.  Oration.  Dorchester.  July  4.  Bos 
ton,  1822.  8°.  (B  557,  2008) 

—  LOKlJiG,  J.  S.     (hi  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Smith,  Henry  Boynton.      An    argument   for   Chr. 

colleges;  addresses  in  behalf  of  the  Soc.  for  Prom. 
Colleg.  and  Theolog.  Educ.  in  the  West.  N.  Y., 
1857.  8°.  (B  1609) 

—  Sermon,  death  of  A.  Lincoln.     (In  Lincoln,  A.     OCR 

martyr  president.  1865.) 

—  and  Hitchcock,  11.    D.      Life,   writings,   and 

character  of  E.  Robinson.    N.  Y.,  1863.  12°. 

Smith,  Henry  H.,  b.  1818.  System  of  operative 
surgery.  Pt.  1-5.  Phila.,  1851-52.  5  pts.  8*. 

Smith,  Henry  Hobart.  Valedictory  address;  public  com 
mencement  in  the  Phila.  Acad.,  July  26,  1810.  n.t.p. 
8°.  (B399) 

Smith,  Henry  J.  S.  New  Oxford  examinations.  (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1858.) 

—  The  plurality  of  worlds.     (In  Oxford  essays,  1855.) 
Smith,  Henry  More.      BATES,  W.     Memoirs  of  S. 

New  Haven,  1817.  18°. 

Smith,  Hezekiah.  The  doctrine  of  believer's  baptism  by 
immersion  only  asserted  against  the  attempts  of  J. 
Parsons  to  invalidate  it.  Boston,  1766.  8°.  (B  16) 

—  PARSONS,  J.     Remarks  upon  the  late  remarkable  per 

formance  of  S.  (In  his  Infant  baptism,  etc.  1767.  B 
1922) 

—  Funenil  sermon  on.  1805.    See  Stillman,  8.    (B  286, 

913) 

Smith,  Horace,  also  called  Horatio.  Adam  Brown. 
N.  Y.,  1843.  8°. 

-  Brambletye  House.     Boston,  1826.  3  v.  12°. 

-  Festivals,   games,  and  amusements ;  with  add. 

by  S.  Wood  worth.  N.  Y.,  [1847].  18°.  (Har 
per's  fam.  lib.,  v.  25.) 

—  Gaieties  and  gravities.  Philadelphia,  1825.  2  v. 

(v.  1  w.).  12°. 


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—  Poetical  works.     London,  1846.  2  v.  16°. 

—  Reuben  Apsley.     Phila.,  1827.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Tor  Hill.     Phila.,  1826.  2  v.  12°. 
-  Zillah.     N.  Y.,  1829.  2  v.  12°. 

—  and  James.     Poetical  works ;   ed.   by  E.  Sar 

gent.     N.  Y.,  1857.  8°. 
Horace  in  London.     Boston,  1813.  18°. 

—  -  Rejected  addresses.     From  the  19th  ed.     Bos 

ton,  1840.  16°. 

—  pseud.     To-morrow.     (In    Imitations  of  celebrated 

authors.  1844.) 

—  PATMOHE,  P.  G.      (In  his  My  friends,  v.  2.  1854.) 
Smith,  Horace  Wemyss.     Nuts  for  future  histori 
ans  to  crack,  cont.  the  Cadwalader  pamphlet, 
Valley  Forge  letters,  etc.     Phila.,  1856.  8°. 

Smith,  Horatio.     See  Smith,  Horace. 

Smith,  Hugh,  M.D.  Letters  to  married  ladies ; 
added,  letter  on  corsets,  and  notes  by  an 
Amer.  physician.  N.Y.,  1827.  12°. 

—  REFLECTIONS    on  Dr.  Smith's   practice  in  dis 

eases  of  debility.     London,  1791.  4°. 

Smith,  Hugh,  D.D.,  b.  1795,  d.  1849,  and  Anthon,  H.,  D.D. 
True  issue  for  the  true  churchman;  statement  of 
facts  rel.  to  the  ordination  of  A.  Carey.  N.  Y.,  1843. 
8°.  (B1392) 

Smith,  Isaac.  Letter  rel.  to  Eng.  exercises  at  commence 
ment  at  Harvard,  1763-70.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Col.,  v.  11.  1814.) 

—  Sermon,  Cambridge,  May  5,  death  of  E.   Grosvenor. 

Boston,  1788.  8°.    (B  326,  C  22) 

—  Religion  recommended  to  children  and  youth.    Boston, 

1814.  16°.    (C  62) 

—  OBITUARY  of  8.    n.p.,  [1807].  f°.    (C  251) 

Smith,  Rev.  Isaac  Gregory.  Positivism.  (In  Shipley,  O. 
The  Church  and  the  world.  1866.) 

Smith,  J.  E.  A.  Pittsfield  business  directory,  1859- 
60.  Pittsfield,  [1859].  18°. 

Smith,  J.  Lewis,  M.D.  Essay  on  the  sudden  coma  of  ty 
phus  and  typhoid  fevers.  New  York,  1853.  8°. 
(B  1562) 

Smith,  James,  b.  about  1720,  d.  1806.  SANDERSON,  J.  (In 
his  Biog.  of  the  signers  to  the  Declaration  of  Inde 
pendence,  v.  7.  1827.) 

Smith,  J'imes,  b.  1737,  d.  1812.  Capture  of  S.  by  a  tribe  of 
Indians  in  Penn.,  1755-59.  (In  American  adven 
ture  by  land  and  sea,  v.  1.) 

Smith,  James.  Specimens  of  ancient  carpentry. 
London,  [1787].  4°. 

Smith,  James,  M.D.  The  Commonwealth's  man ;  series  of 
letters  to  the  citizens  of  N.  Y.  N.  Y.,  1806.  8°. 
(B  429) 

Smith,  James,  agent  of  vaccination.  Memorial  to  the  Sen 
ate  and  Ho.  of  Rep.  of  the  U.  8.  Georgetown,  Ca., 
1816.  8°.  (B  1562) 

Smith,  James,  b.  1759.  Panorama  of  science  and 
art.  (Vol.  1,  12th  ed.;  v.  2,  llth  ed.)  Lon 
don,  1828,  25.  2v.  8°. 

Smith,  James,  b.  Ill 5,  d.  1839.  Memoirs,  letters, 
and  comic  miscel.;  ed.  by  H.  Smith.  Lon 
don,  1840.  2  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Memoir.  —  Milk  and  honey.  —  Kit-kat 
sketches.  —  London  lyrics.  —  Miscel.  verse.  —  Comic 
songs.  2.  Miscel.  sketches.  —  Martial  in  London.  — 
Endymion  in  exile.  —  Miscel.  prose.  —  Miscel.  verse. 

—  Horace  in  London,  Poetical  works,  Rejected  addresses. 

See.  Smith,  H. 

—  pseud.    Grimm's  ghost.    (In  Imitation  of  celebrated 

authors.  1844.) 

—  PATMORE,  P.  G.    H.  and  J.  Smith.  (In  his  My  friends 

and  acquaintance,  v.  2.  1854.) 

Smith,  Rev.  James.  The  book  that  will  suit  you. 
N.  Y.,  1844.  24°. 

Smith,  James,  b.  1783,  d.  1867.  The  voy.and  ship 
wreck  of  St.  Paul ;  with  diss.  on  the  life  of 
St.  Luke,  and  the  ships  of  the  ancients. 
3d  ed.  London,  1866.  8°. 

Smith,  Kir  James  Edward,  M.D.  English  botany  ; 
colored  figures  of  British  plants  ;  figures  by 
J.  Sowerby.  London,  1790-1814.  36  v.  8°. 

Supplement;  by  W.  J.  Hooker  ;  figures  by  J. 

de  C.  Sowerby.  London,  1831-34.  2  v.  8°. 


—  English  flora.     (Vol.   1,  2,  2d   ed.)     London, 

1828-36.  5  v.  8°. 

Note.    Vol.  5.  pts.  1,  2,  by  Sir  W.  J.  Hooker  and  M.  J. 
Berkeley,  being  v.  2  of  Hooker's  British  flora. 

—  Exotic  botany ;  figures  by  J.  Sowerby.     Lon 

don,  1804-05.  2  v.  3°. 

—  Flora  Britannica.      Londini,  1800-04.  3   v.  8°. 

—  Introduction  to  physiological  and  systematical 

botany.     London,  1807.  8°. 

—  Same.     1st  Amer.  from  2d  Eng.  ed.;  with  notes 

by  J.  Bigelow.     Boston,  1814.  8°. 

—  Selection  of   the  correspondence   of    Linnaeus 

and  other  naturalists.      Lond.,  1821.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Sketch  of  a  tour  on  the  continent.     London, 

1807.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Syllabus  of  a  course  of  lectures  on  botany.     London, 

1795.  8°.    (B  768) 

—  SMITH,  Lady  P.     Memoir  and   corresp.  of    S. 

London,  1832.  2  v.  8°. 
Smith,  James  H.     Oration,  July  4.     Charleston,  1832.   8". 

(B1067) 
Smith.,   James  Ind.     Epigrammata  rmmismnte  nnnuo   dig- 

nata  Cantab.  1834.     (In  Cambridge  Univ.      Prolu- 

siones.  1834.     B  1236) 
Smith,  James  Lawrence.   Matevinux  et  appareils  des  usines 

a   gaz.      (In    France.     Com.  Imp.   de.   rK.rpos.  de 

1867.     Rapport  du  jury,  v.  8.) 

—  On  meteoric  stones.     (In  Smithsonian  Inst.    Report, 

1855.) 

—  Minerals   and   mineral   waters   of   Chile.      (In    U.   S. 

Dept.  of  the  Navy.  Naval  astronomical  exped., 
v.  2.  1855.) 

—  The  progress  and  condition  of  several  depts.  of  indus 

trial  chemistry.  (In  II.  S.  Comm.  for  Paris 
Krr>os.,  1867.  Reports,  v.  2.) 

—  Thermal   waters  of   Asia  Minor.      ( Tn  Amer.  Assoc. 

Proc.,  v.  6.  1854.)  —  New  form  of  microscope,  with 
a  new  mode  of  measurement  of  dimensions  and 
angles.  —  Notice  of  a  magnesian  opal,  from 
near  ITarmanjiek,  Asia  Minor.  —  On  the  geoloery 
and  general  character  of  tlie  meerschaum  in  the 
plains  of  Eski-Sher,  Asia  Minor.  —  On  the 
geology  of  emery  and  corundum.  (In  v.  fi.)  —  Dun- 
burite  a  silico-bornte  of  lime.  —  Warwickite  a  boro- 
tantalite.  (In  v.  7.)  —  Abstract  of  a  paper  on  the 
inverted  microscope  :  with  some  remarks  on  the  illu 
mination  of  microscopical  objects.  (In  v.  8.)  — 
Minerals  of  the  Wheatley  mine,  Penn.  —  Re.oxami- 
nation  of  American  minerals.  (Jn  v.  9.  1856.) 

Smith,  James  M.  BIOORAPHICAL  sketch  of  S.  (In  Mass. 
Med.  Soc.  Med.  comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 

Smith,  James  McCune.  Introd.  (In  Garnet,  H.  II.  Me 
morial  disc.  1865.) 

Smith,  James  Walter.  Business  arrangements  of  courts. 
(In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1S64.) 

Smith,  Jeremiah,  LL.D.  Address.  2d  cent,  of  the 
settlement  of  Exeter,  July  4,  1838.  (In  N.  Hamp. 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  6.  1850.) 

—  Happiness  of  a    successful    ministry,   sermons,  1715. 

London,  171R.  8°.     (C  2851 

—  Oration  [on]  Washington,  Exeter,   Feb.   22.     Exeter, 

1800.  8°.    (E  1621 

—  Same.    (In  New  Hamp.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v  6.  1850; 

—  and  in  Washington,  G.    ErLor.ir.s.  1800.) 

—  Sketch  of  the  character  of  C.  Ellis.     Portsmouth,  1816. 

8°.    (B  455,  1214) 

—  MOKISON,  J.  H.    Life  of  J.  S.     Bost.,  184-5.  12°. 
Smith,  Jeremiah,   of    Winchenter,  Ind.    Inquiry   into   the 

equal  rights 'of  the  states  as  to  the  extension  or  non- 
extension  of  slavery  into  the  territories.  Indian 
apolis,  1856.  8°.  (B'l480) 

Smith,  Jeremiah  F.  Admission  register  of  the  Manchester 
school.  See  Manchester  school. 

Smith,  Jerome  Van  Crowninshield,  M.D.  Animal 
mechanism ;  the  eye.  n.t.p.  [18—.]  8°.  (Scientific 
tracts,  no.  5.  B  1061) 

—  Animal   mechanism ;    the   ear.       [Boston,     18—.]     8°. 

(Scientific  tracts,  no.  12.     B  1019) 

—  Class-book  of  anatomy.  7th  ed.  Bost.,  1843.  12°. 

—  Essay  on  cultivating  the  honey  bee  in  maritime 

towns  and  cities.     Boston,  1831.  12°. 

—  Natural  hist,   of  the  fishes  of  Mass. ;     [with] 

essay  on  angling.     Boston,  1833.  16°. 

—  Oration  before  the   inhabitants  of  S.  Boston,  July  4. 

Boston,  1835.  8°.    (B  1204,  1824) 


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—  Pilgrimage  to  Egypt.     Boston,  1852.  12°. 

-  Pilgrimage  to  Palestine.     Boston,  1853.  12°. 

—  Turkey  and  the  Turks.     Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1604) 

—  Same.     Boston,  1854.   12". 

—  LOHING,  J.  S.     (In  /u*  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

Ser  also  Boston  medical   intelligencer,    vols.  1,  2. 
Smith,   Capt.  John,   b.   1597,  d.  1631.      Advertise 
ments  for  the  unexperienced  planters  of  N. 
E.     London,  1631,  Bost.,  reprinted  1865.  4°. 

—  Same,    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  23.  1833.) 

—  Description  of  New  England.      (In    Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Col.,  v.  '26.  1837;  —and  in  Force,  P.     Col.  of  tracts, 
v.  -I.  1838.) 

—  Same,  with  preface  by  C.  Deane.    London,  1616, 

Boston,  reprinted  1865.  4°. 

—  Generall  hist,  of  Virginia,  New  England,  and 
the  Summer  Isles,  1584-1626.  Lond.,1632.  4°. 
Sre  alif),  below.  'True  travels'. 

—  Same.    ( In  Pinkerton,  J.      Col.  of  voy.,  v.  13.  1812.) 

—  Same,  abr.    (In  Harris,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 

—  Last    will    and   testament   of    Capt.  J.  Smith  ; 

with  some  additional  memoranda  rel.  to  him ; 
[by  C.  Deane].     Camb.,  1867.  4°. 

—  Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1866-67.) 

—  Necessaries   for  going  to  Virginia,  1626.      (In  Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  12.  1814.) 

—  New  England's  trials.    1622.      (In  Force,   P.    Col.   of 

tracts,  v.  2.  1838.) 

-  True   relation    of    Virginia ;   with    introd.  and 

notes  by  C.  Deane.     Boston,  1866.  4°. 

-  True  travels,  adventures,  etc.,  1593-1629;  [with 

Generall  historie    of   Virginia,    etc.}.     From 

Lond.  ed.of  1629.     Richmond,  1819.  2  v.  8°. 

Note.     The  'General  I  historie'  tins  a  separate  title  page 

in  v.  1.     The  title  page   of  v.  2  reads  '  Generall  historie, 

ttc.    Vol.  ii.' 

—  Same,  without  '  Generall  hintorie'.     (In    Churchill, 

().  anil  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1744.) 

—  ADAMS,  H.    (hi  Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.,  and  H.    Chapters 

of  Erie.  1871.) 

—  BELKNAP,  -J.    (In  hi*  Amor.  biog..  v.  1.  1794.) 

— -  HILLABD,  O.  8.    Life  of  S.     (/w  Sparks,  J.     Amer. 
biog.,  v.  2.  1834.) 

—  LIFE  of  S.     (In  American  Nepos.  1805.) 

—  ROBINSON,  T.  A.  L   von  J.      Aus  der  Geschiehte  der 

ersten   Ansieclelungen    in    den  Vereinigten  Staaten. 
(In  Historisches  Tasehenbuch,  1845.) 
Smith,  John,  b.  1618,  d.  1652.     Discourse  on  proph 
ecy.     (In  Watson,  R.     Col.,  v.  4.  1791.) 

—  A  summary  view  and  explanation  of  the  writ 

ings  of  the  prophets.     Edin.,  1787.  12°. 
Smith,    John,     Rector   of    St.    Marie's    Colchester. 

Christian  religion's  appeal  from  the  sceptick 

to  the  bar  of  common  reason.  Lond.,  1675.  f°. 

—   Essay  on  universal  redemption.  Lond.,  1767.  8°.  (B  16) 

Smith,  John,  of  Wttlirortlt.    Narrative  containing  a  further 

disc,  of  the  Popish-Plot.     Lond.,  1679.  f°.     (A  49) 

—  No  faith  to  be  given  to  Papists;  with  particular  reflec 

tions  on  the  perjury  of  Viscount  Stafford.     London, 

16S1.  f°.     (A  50)      " 
Smith,  John.       TKTE  rel.    of  the   execution   of    R.,    alias 

Ashburnham,  and  E.  Jackson,  [May  261.     London, 

16S4.  f°.     (A  55) 
Smith,   John.     Curiosities  of  water.       5th  ed.,  with   add. 

London,  1725.  8°.    (C  81) 
Smith,  John.      Select   views   in   Italy.       London, 

1792-96.  2  v.  obi.  f°. 
Smith,  John,  a  Socinian.       Designed  end  to  the  Socinian 

controversy,  etc.     [2d  ed  1     London,  1793.  8°.    (Unit. 

Soc.  Prom.  Christ.  Knowl.  Tracts.     C  138) 
Smith,    John,    bookseller.      ASSASSINATION    of    the 

king;  examinations,  etc.,   of  Smith    and  G. 

Higgins  [for]  high  treason.     Lond..  1795.  8°. 
Smith,  John,  of  Ohio.    UNITED  STATES.  10<A  Congre**,  1»t 

nennion.     Evidence  [on]  the  conduct  of  J.  S.,  Dec. 

21,1807      n.t.p.   [18()7.]  8°.     (B  1460) 

Report,  Dec.  31,  1807.  Washington,  1808.  8°.  (B  1196) 

Smith,  John,  b.  1752,  d.  1809.      Grammar  of  the 

Greek  language.     Boston,  T809.  12°. 

—  Hebrew  grammar  without  points.  Bost. ,1810.  8°. 

—  WHF.EI.OI-K,  J.     Eulogium  on  S.    Hanover,  1809.  8°. 

(B  87,  435,  911) 


Smith,  John,  Murtlial  of  the  U.  S.for  Pennsylvania.  RE 
PORT  of  the  case  of  the  commonwealth  of  1'enn.  c*. 
8.  Phila.,  1809.  8°.  (B  412,  W  12) 

Smith,  Rev.  John,  of  Demcrara.  LONDON  MISSION 
ARY  SOCIETY.  Report  of  proc.  against  the 
late  S.,  who  was  tried  under  martial  law  and 
condemned  to  death,  on  a  charge  of  aiding 
in  a  rebellion  of  the  negro  slaves.  London, 
1824.  8°. 

—  BROUGHAM,  H.    Speech  in  case  of  8.,  missionary  In 

Demerara.     (In  ftix  Speeches,  v.  2.  1857.) 
Smith,  John,  ft.  1766.  <l.  1831.     An  apology  for  the  friends 
of  peace;    two  disc.,   Aug.  20,   Tfast  dayl.    Haver- 
hill,  Mass.,  1842.  8°     (B326) 

—  Sermon,  Aug.  25,   1822,  to  the  senior  class  in  Bangor 

Theological  Sem.;   with  app.     Hallowell,  1823.    8". 
(B  288) 

Smith,  John,  picture  dealer  of  London.  Catalogue 
raisonne  of  the  works  of  Dutch,  Flemish, 
and  French  painters.  Lond.,  1829-42.  9  v.  8°. 

Cnnt'-nt*.    Vol.  1.     G.  Dow.  —  P.  van  SlingHandt. 

F.  van  Mieris.  —  W.  van  Mieris.  —  A.  O«ta<l<-.  —  T. 
Ostade.  —  P.  Wouwf rmans.  2.  Life  and  works  of  P. 
P.  Rubens.  3.  A.  van  Dyck.  —  D.  Teniers.  4.  Jan 
Steen.  —  G.  Terbnrg.  —  H.  K.  Vander  Neer.  —  P.  de 

Hooge.  —  G.  Cocques.  —  G.  Motsu.  —  O.  Netscher. 

A.  Vander  Werf.  —  N.  Maes.  —  G.  Schnlckcn.  5.  N. 
Berirhem.  —  P.  Potter.  —  A.  Vnnder  Velde.  —  K.  du 
Jardin.  —  A.  Cuyp.  —  J.  Vander  Hovdon.  6.  .T.  Ruys. 
dael.  —  M.  Hobbema.  —  J.  and  A.  Roth.  —  J.  Wvnarits. 
—  A.  Pynakcr.  —  J.  Haeknort.  —  W.  Vandor  Velde.  — 
L.  Backhnyzen.  —  J.  van  Huysum.  —  R.  Ruisch.  7. 
Life  and  works  of  Rembrandt.  8.  N.  Poussin.  —  C.  de 
Lorraine.  —  J.  B.  Greuze.  9.  Supplement. 
Smith,  John.  Fruits  and  farinacea,  proper  food  of 

man.     London.  1845.  8°. 

Smith,  John.  Itf.  A.  Origin  nf  color  nnd  the  theory  of  light. 
(In  Lit.  and  Phil.  Soc.  of  Manchester.  Mem., 
3d  ser.,  v.  1.  1862.) 

Smith,  John  Augustine.  Syllabus  of  lectures  on 
government ;  added,  disc,  on  peculiarities  in 
anatomical  structure  affecting  the  moral  char 
acter.  Philn.,  1817.  12°. 

—  Euloeium  on  W.  Post.  Oct.  8.     N.  Y..  1828.  8".  (B  966) 
Smith,  John  Blair.     The  enlargement  of  Christ's  kingdom, 

etc. ;  disc.,  Albany,  Feb.  14.     Schenectady,  1797.  8°. 
(B  326) 

—  Funeral  *<rnion  on.  1799.  See  Blair,  Kev.  S.     (B1007) 
Smith,  llfr.  John  C.     The  religion,  e'c  ;  disc.,  Washington, 

July  4.     2d  ed.     Wash.,  1844.  8°.     (B  1840) 

Smith,  John  Calvin.  Complete  descriptive  and  stntistical 
gazetteer  of  the  U.  8.  1843.  See  Haskell,  D. 

Smith,  John  Campbell.  Province  of  legislation.  (In  Nat. 
Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1859.1  —  Reforms 
in  procedure  in  criminal  causes.  (In  1860.)  —  Mar 
riage  law  in  Scotland.  (In  1861.)  —  Marriage  law. 
(In  1863.) 

Smith,  John  Christopher.  COXE,  W.  Anecdotes 
of  G.  F.  Handel  and  S. ;  with  music  by  S. 
London.  1799.  f°. 

Smith,  John  Cotton.  LL.I).  Account  of  the  Whiltcn  plas- 
ter.  (/»  Conn.  Acad.  of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  1, 
pt.  1.  1810.) 

Smith,  John  Gordon.  Analysis  of  medical  evi 
dence.  London,  1825.  8°. 

—  Principles  of  forensic  medicine.  Lond.,  1821.  8°. 
Smith,  Rev.   John    James.      Cambridge   portfolio. 

London.  1840.  2  v.  4°. 

Smith,  John    Jay.      Memoir   of  S.  J.  Smith,     (fn 
New  Jersey  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  v.  9.  1860-64.) 

—  and  Watson,  J.  F.,  eds.     Amer.  historical  and 

lit.   curiosities.  No.  1.    Phila..  1847.  2  v.  4°. 
Smith,  John  Little.     Slate  debt;  address  before  the  alumni 

of  the  t'niv.  of  Alabama,  July  10.     Tuscaloosa,  1848. 

8°.    (B  1581) 
Smith,  John  Pigott.     Sewers  of  Birmingham,     (fn    Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1857.) 

Smith,  John  Pritice.  Abridgement  of  public  general  stat 
utes  in  44-46  Geo.  III.  See  Gr.  Brit.  Part.  (p.  1221, 

2d  column). 
Smith,  John  Pye.     Divine  glory  displayed  by  the 

permission  of  sin ;  sermon,  Apr.  7.    London,  1803. 

8°.    (B1855) 


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—  Letters  to  T.  Belsham  on  subjects  referred  to 

in  his  discourse  on  the  death  of  Priestley. 
1st  Amer.  from  2d  London  ed.  Boston, 
1809.  12°. 

—  Relation    between    the    Holy    Scriptures    and 

geological  science,  5th  ed.,  with  life  of  the 
author  by  J.  II.  Davies.  London,  Bohn, 
1852.  8°. 

Smith,  John  llussell.  Bibliotheca  Americana  ;  cat 
alogue  of  books,  etc.,  rel.  to  Amer.,  on  sale. 
London,  1853.  8°. 

—  Another  catalogue.]     London,  1871.  8°. 

—  Bibliotheca  Cantiana.     London,  1837.  8°. 

—  Catalogue  of  books,  maps,  etc.,  rel.  to  America, 

for  sale.     London,  1865.  8°. 

—  Catalogue  of  books  on  sale.    London,  1848.  8°. 

—  iSame.     London,  1855.   12°. 

—  Name.     London,  1860.  8". 

—  Shakespeariana ;    catalogue     of     books,    etc., 

illustrating  the  life  and  writings  of  Shakes 
peare,  on  sale.  London,  1864.  8°. 

Smith,  Col.  John  T.  Madras  lighthouse.  —  Method  of  illu 
minating  lighthouses.  —  New  system  of  fixed  lights. 
-  New  hydro-pneumatic  lump.  (/»  Gr.  Brit. 
Corpa  of  liuyal  Knijin.  Papers,  v.  5.  1842.) 

—  On  a  reciprocating  light  for  lighthouses.     (Jn  Inst.  of 

Civil  Engin.     Trans.,  v.  2.  1842.) 

Smith,  John  Thomas,  b.  1766,  d.  1833.  Book  for 
a  rainy  day  ;  or,  Recollections  of  66  years. 
2ded.  Lo'ndon,  1845.  12". 

—  Cries  of  London ;  exhibiting  itinerant  traders. 

London,  1839.  4°. 

—  Nollekens    and    his    times.       London,     1828. 

2  v.  8°. 

Smith,  John  William.  Compendium  of  mercantile 
law.  Phila.,  1837.  8U. 

—  CRAWFORD,  G.  M.     Case  of  S.     See  Saunders,  R.,  vs. 

Smith,  J.  W. 

—  WARREN,  S.    (In  his  Miscellanies.  1855.) 

Smith,  John  Y.  Annual  address.  —  Origin  of  the  Amer. 
Indians.  (In  Wisconsin.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  4.  1859.) 

Smith,  Joseph,  b.  1670,  d.  1756.  Clear  and  com 
prehensive  view  of  the  being,  nature,  and 
attributes  of  God.  London,  1754.  8°. 

—  Some  considerations  offered  to  the  lip.  of  Bangor  on 

his  'Preservative  against  the  principles  of  non-jurors'. 
London,  1717.  8°.  (B  588) 

Smith,  Joseph,  b.  1796,  d.  1868.  History  of  Jeffer 
son  Coll.,  including  an  account  of 'Log  cabin 
schools'  and  the  Canonsbury  A  cad. ;  with 
biog.  sketches  of  M.  Brown,  S.  Ralston,  M. 
Henderson,  J.  Ramsey,  J.  II.  Kennedy,  and 
A.Anderson.  Pittsburgh,  1857.  12°. 

Smith,  Joseph,  b.  1805,  d.  1844.  The  book  of 
Mormon.  3d  ed.rev.  Nauvoo,  111.,  1840.  12°. 

—  The  doctrine   and  covenants  of  the  Church  of 

J-esus  Christ  of  Latter  Day  Saints.  4th 
Amer.  ed.  Nauvoo,  1846.  12°. 

—  Gen.  Joseph  Smith's  appeal   to   the  Green    mountain 

boys,  Dec.     Nauvoo,  1843.  8°.    (B  1499) 

BENNETT,  J.  C.    Hist,  of  the  saints;   an  expose 

of  S.  and  Mormonisin.       Boston,    1842.   12°. 

—  MAYHEW,  H.     The  Mormons  ;  with  memoir  of 

S.     London,  [1851].  8". 

Smith,  Joseph,  bookseller.  Descriptive  catalogue 
of  Friends'  books.  London,  1867.  2  v.  8". 

Smith,  Joseph  C.  MILES,  II.  A.  Dine,  on  life  and  charac 
ter  of  S.,  Newton.  Boston,  185S.  8°.  (B  1224) 

Smith,  Joshua.  Manual  of  divine  meditations 
and  prayers.  London,  1768.  12°. 

Smith,  Joshua  llett.  Authentic  narrative  of  the 
causes  of  the  death  of  Maj.  Andre ;  with 
'Monody'  by  Miss  Seward.  London,  1808.  8". 

—  TRIAL  of  S.     (In  Chandler,  P.   W.     Amer.   criminal 

trials,  v.  2.  1844.) 


Smith,  Joshua  Toulmin.  Comparative  view  of 
ancient  history  ;  with  obs.  on  chronol.  eras. 
Boston,  1839/12°. 

—  Local      self-government     and     centralization. 

London,  1851.   12°. 

—  Parallels  between  the  constitution  and  consti 

tutional   history   of    England  and  Hungary. 
From  the  2d  Eng.  ed.     Boston,  1850.  8°. 

—  Popular  view   of  the   progress   of    philosophy 

among  the  ancients.     London,  1836.   12". 

—  Reasonableness    of    phrenology.       London,    1837.    8". 

(B  1153) 

—  ed.     English  gilds ;    with  introd.  and  glossary 

by  L.  T.  Smith,  and  'History  and  develop 
ment  of  gilds',  by  L.  Brentano.      London, 
1870.  8°.     (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc..  v.  40.) 
Smith,  Josiah.     The  burning  of  Sodom;  with  pref.  by  Dr. 
Colman  and  Mr.  Cooper.     Boston,  1741.  8°.     (C20) 

—  Church  of  Ephesus  arraign'd;  substance  of  5  sermons 

in  one.     Charlestown,  8.  C.,  1768.  8°.     (B  1090) 

—  Disc,   [at  his]  ordination,  July  11.     Boston,   1726.   8". 

(C42) 

—  Funeral  disc,  [on]  J.  Moody,  June  30.     Charlestown, 

S.  C.,  1766.  8°.     (B  326) 

—  Humane  impositions    proved    unscriptural ;     sermon, 

Charlestown,  S.  C.,  Mar.  5,   1728.      Boston,  1729.  8". 
(B  599) 

—  JCSIIH  persecuted  in  his   disciples;  sermon,     Charles- 

town,  S.  C.,  1742.     Boston,  1745.  8°.     (C  52) 

—  Zeal  of  God  encouraged;  sermon,  Charlestown,  S.  C., 

Mar.  3.     Boston,  1745.  8".     (C  52) 

—  FISHER,  II.      Remarks  on  '  Humane  impositions',  etc. 

(In  his  Preservative.   1730.) 

Smith,  Josiah  P.  Who  ever  saw  the  like?  tragi-comedy. 
Knoxvillc,  1827.  8°.  (B  1107) 

Smith,  Julie  P.  The  widower  ;  also,  a  true  ace.  of 
frolics  at  Craigenfels.  N.  Y.,  1871.  12". 

Smith,  Junitis.     Oration,  July  4.      Hart f.,  1804.  8°.    (B  342) 

Smith,  Leon,  and  Hamilton,  II.  International 
Eng.  and  French  dictionary.  New  ed. 
Paris,  1866.  8°. 

Smith,  Levi  Ward.  Poem,  by  S.,  and  the  valedictory  ora 
tion,  by  R.  P.  Cutler,  before  the  senior  class  at  Yale 
Coll.,  July  3.  New  Haven,  1839.  8°.  (B  1233) 

Smith,  C<tpt.  Lewis,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1819.  See  San- 
ger,  H.  (B  283,  1127) 

Smith,  Lucy  Toulmin.  Introduction  and  glossary.  (In 
Smith,  J.  T.  English  gilds.  1870.) 

Smith,  Margaret,  pseud.  Leaves  from  S.'s  journal, 
1678-79;  [by  J.  G.  Whittier].  Bost.,  1849.  16°. 

Smith,  Mary  Ettie  V.  (Coray).  GUKKN,  N.  W. 
Fifteen  years  among  the  Mormons ;  narra 
tive  of  S.  N.  Y.,  1858.  12°. 

Smith,  Matthew  Hale.  Blessings  yet  left  us  ;  ser 
mon,  Nashua.  Boston,  1844.  8°.  (B  1301) 

—  Counsels    addressed   to  young  women,    young 

men,  etc.     3d  ed.     Wash.,  1846.   8°. 

—  Reply  to  the  '  Sequel  '  of  H.   Mann.    Boston,  1847.  8". 

(B  1736) 

—  BROWNE,  L.  C.     Review  of  the  life  and  writings 

of  S.;    with   a   vindication    of    Universalism 

and  the    moral    character  of    Universalists. 

Boston,  1847.  12°. 
Smith,  Melancthon.     HEADLEY,  J.  T.      (In  hi*  Farragut 

and  our  naval  commanders.  1867.) 
Smith,   Michael.     Geographical   view   of  the  Brit. 

possessions  in  N.  Amer.;  with  an  app.  cont. 

a  hist,  of  the  war  in  Canada.   Bait.,  1814.16". 
-  Geographical  view  of  Upper  Canada  ;   with  a 

concise    hist,    of     Niagara    Falls.      3d    ed. 

Phila.,  1813.   12". 
Smith,  Moses.     History  of  [his]  adventures  and  sufferings 

[in]  the  Miranda   exped.,   1800-11.     Brooklyn,  1812. 

8".     (B  450) 
Smith,  X.  Huygles.     Oration,  July  4,  Roxbury.      Boston, 

1808.  8".     (B  557) 
Smith,  Nathan,  Funeral   nermon  on.  1829.  See  Allen,  W. 

(8960,1882); —Knight,  J.     (B  1224) 

Smith,  Nathan  I).  Meteorological  obs.  made  near  Wash 
ington,  Ark.,  1840-59.  (In  Smithsonian  Inst.  Con- 

trib.,  v.  12.  1860.) 


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Smith,  Nathaniel.     Tlie  Quakers  spiritual  court  proclaimed. 

London,  [1668].  4°.     (C  284) 
Smith,    Noah.      Speech,   1778.      (In    Vermont    Hist.    Soc. 

Col.,  v.  1.  1870.) 
Smith,   Oliver  Hampton.       Early  Indiana  ;    trials 

and  sketches.     Cincin.,  1858.  8". 

—  The  other  side  of  '  Facts  for  the  people,  by  an  Indian- 

man'.     Indianapolis,  1843.  8°.     (B1513) 

—  Speech  on  the  Hub-treasury  system,  Sept.  21.     Wash., 

1837.  8°.    (B  1777) 

—  PROCEEDINGS  of  the  Indianapolis  bar  on  [his]  death, 

Mar.  1858.     Indianapolis,  1859.  8°.     (B  1247) 

Smith,  Philip.  Ancient  history  from  the  earliest 
records  to  the  fall  of  the  Western  Empire. 
London,  1868.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  To  the  accession  of  Philip  of 
Macedon.  2.  Philip  of  Macedon  to  the  Roman  conquest 
of  Carthage  and  Asia.  3.  Triumvirate  of  Tiberius 
UracchtiH  to  the  fall  of  the  Roman  Empire. 

Smith,  Philip  Anstie.  Seizure  of  Southern  com 
missioners  considered  with  ref.  to  interna 
tional  law,  etc.  London,  1862.  8°. 

Smith,  Ili-v.  Preserved.  Biographical  sketch  of  S.  Green 
field,  1852.  8°.  (B  1460) 

Smith,  K.  Notes  made  during  a  tour  in  Denmark, 
Holstein,  etc.  London,  1827.  8°. 

Smith,  11.  A.  Philadelphia  as  it  is.  Phila.,  1852.  8°. 

Smith,  It.  Baird.  Italian  irrigation;  canals  of 
Piedmont  and  Lombardy.  London,  1852. 
2  v.  8°  and  Plates  f°. 

Smith,  H.  Barnwell.  Address  of  sundry  citizens  of  Colle- 
ton  district  to  the  people  of  South  Carolina,  n.p., 
18:28.  8°.  (B  1066) 

Smith,  It.  C.  (pseud.  Raphael).  A  manual  of  as 
trology  ;  or,  The  book  of  the  stars ;  art  of 
foretelling  future  events.  London,  1828.  8°. 

Smith,  K.  II.  Soden.  Descriptions  and  introd.  notice.  (In 
Arundel  Soc.  The  treasure  of  Petrossa.  1869.) 

Smith,  Ralph.  Voy.  to  the  East  Indies.  (In  Harris,  J. 
Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705.) 

Smith,  Richard.  PRICE,  J.  Vindication  of  S.  as 
to  his  competency  to  preside  over  an  investi 
gation  into  the  investment  for  the  E.  India 
Co.'s  homebound  Bengal  ships.  London, 
1783.  8°. 

Smith,  Itiehard  Henry,  Jr.     Expositions  of  the  car 
toons  of  Raphael.     London,  1861.   8°. 
Smith,  Robert,  6.  1689,  d.  1768.     Compleat  system 
of  opticks.     Camb.,  1738.  2  v.  4°. 

—  Elementary  part  of  his  '  Compleat  system  of  op- 

ticks',  by  T.  Kipling.     Camb.,  1778.    4". 
Smith,  Robert,  b.  1723,  d.  1793.     Sermons;  saving  faith.     (In 

Austin,  D.     American  preacher,  v.  4.  1793.) 
Smith,  Robert,  b.  1757,  d.  1842.     Address  to  the  people  of 

the  U.  S.     Bait.,  1811.  8°.     (B  440) 

—  Same.     [Another  ed.]     n.t.p.     [1811.]  8°.    (B  1838) 

—  Appeal   to  the  people  on   causes  and  consequences  of 

war  with  Gr.  Brit.     Boston,  1811.  8°.    (B  440) 

—  Correspondence,  Apr.  17-19,   between  D.  M.  Erskine 

and  S.  on  the  embargo.  (In  Boston  patriot  extra. 
1809.)  —  Corresp.  between  the  Brit,  ministers  and 
Mr.  Smith,  .July  31  -  Aug.  14.  (In  U.  S.  President. 
Message.  1809.  B  474,  1490,  C  109) 

—  ANSWER  to  R.  Smith's  'Address  to  the  people',     n.t.p. 

[1811.]  8°.     (B440) 

—  DWIGHT,  T.     Remarks  on  the  documents  accomp.  the 

late  message  of  Madison,  n.t.p.   [1809.]  8°.    (B  1490) 

—  HANSON,  A.  C.     Reflections  upon  the  late  corresp.  be 

tween  S.  and  F.  Jackson.  Bait.,  1810.  8°.  (B  437, 
1490,  2521) 

Smith,  Robert  Angus.  Disinfectants  and  disinfec 
tion.  Edin.,  1869.  16°. 

—  Memoir  of  J.  Dalton.     (In  Lit.   and   Philos.   Soc.   of 

Manchester.     Memoirs,  v.  13.  1856.) 

—  Science  and  social   progress.     (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 

Soc.   Sci.     Trans.,    1857.)  —  Several  articles.    (In 

1865-66.) 
Smith,  Robert  Archibald.     RAMSAY,  P.  A.    Memoirs  of  S. 

(In  Tannahill,  R.     Poems.  1838.) 
Smith,  Lieut.  Robert  Murdoch,  and  Porcher,  E.  A. 

Recent    disc,  at  Cyrene,  1860-61.     London, 

186-1.    4°. 


Smith,  lloswcll  C.  Arithmetic  on  the  productive 
system.  Stereotype  ed.  Hartford,  1843.  12°. 

-  Atlas.     Hartford,  1839.  4°. 

—  English    grammar   on   the   productive  system. 

Hartford,  1841.   12°. 

-  Geography  on  the  productive  system.     Hart 

ford,  1836.   12°. 

-  Intellectual  and  practical  grammar.     Boston, 

1832.   12°. 

—  Practical  and  mental  arithmetic,  on  a  new  plan. 

Phila.,  1834.   18". 
Smith,   S.   R.      Sermon,   Phila.,   ordination    of   J.   Myers, 

Sept.  3.     N.  Y.,  1829.  8°.     (B  1322) 
Smith,  S.  They  re.     A  happy  pair;  comedietta.     (No.  28  of 

De  Witt's  acting  plays.) 
Smith,  Samuel,   b.   1720,  d.  1776.     History  of  the 

colony    of    Nova-Ca;saria    or    New   Jersey. 
"Burlington,  1765.  8". 
Smith,  Samuel,   Sermon,   execution  of.    1799.     See  Riplev 

E.     (B196) 
Smith,  Gen.  Samuel,  ft.  1752,  d.  1838.     Speech,  Nov.  28;   the 

embargo  laws,     n.p.,  [1808].  8°.     (B  410) 

—  Speech;  renewal  of  the  charier   of    the   Bank   of  the 

U.  8.     Wash..  1832.  8°.    (B  1831) 
Smith,  Samuel,  M.D.     Treatise  on  fever.     Boston, 

1831.   8°.     (Lib.  prac.  med.,  v.  1.) 
Smith,   Samuel   Abbot.      Christian  lessons  and    a 

Christian  life  ;  sermons,  with   a  mem.  of  E. 

J.  Young.     Boston,  1866.  12°. 

—  Genealogy  of  the  family  of  W.  Smith  of  Peterborough, 

N.  II.  1852.    See  Leonard,  L.  W. 

Smith,  Samuel  Hanbtiry,  M.Jj.  Introductory  addr.  in  Cin 
cinnati  Med.  lust.,  Apr.  3.  Cincin.,  1848.  8°.  (B  1562) 

Smith,  Samuel  Harrison.  Bees.  (In  Phil.  Soc.  Prom. 
Agric.  Mem.,  v.  2.  1811.) 

—  Memoir  of  life,  etc.,  of  T.  Jefferson;  deliv.  before  the 

Columbian  Inst.     Wash.,  1827.  8°.    (B  1099) 
Smith,  Samuel  J.     SMITH,  J.  J.     Memoir  of  S.     (In  New 

Jersey  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  v.  9.  1860-64.) 
Smith,  Samuel   Stanhope.      Discourse ;    guilt   and 

folly  of  being  ashamed  of  religion,  Boston,  Oct.  17, 

1790.     Boston,  1791.  8°.     (B  231,  854,  2508) 

—  Discourse;  nature  and  danger  of  small  faults,  Boston, 

Oct.  24.  1790.     Boston,  1791.  8°.    (B  231,  854,  2508) 

—  Discourse;  nature  of  fasting,  Princeton,  Jan.  6,  [fast 

day].     Phila.,  1795.  8°.     (W  38) 

—  Divine  goodness  to  the  U.  S.;  disc.,  Feb.  19,  [thanks 

giving].     Phila.,  1795.  8°.    (B326) 

—  Same.     2d  ed.     Phila.,  1795.  8".     (W  38,  53) 

—  Essay;  variety  of  complexion  and  figure;  [with]  stric 

tures  on  Lord  Kaims's  disc,  on  the  original  diversity 
of  mankind.     Phila.,  1787.  8°.    (B  418) 

-  Same.     2d  ed.     N.  Bruns.,  1810.  8°. 

—  Funeral   sermon,   death    of   R.   Stockton,    Princeton, 

Mar.  2.     Trenton,  1781.  8°.    (W  39) 

-  Lectures;    moral    and    political     philosophy. 

Vol.  2.     Trenton,  1812.  8°. 

—  On  the  love  of  praise;  sermon,  Sept.  23.    New  Bruns 

wick,  1810.  8".     (B326) 

—  Onttio  inauguralis.    Trenton,  1817.  8°.    (D  2) 

—   Oration,  death  of  Washington;  State  House,  Trenton, 
Jan.  14.     Trenton,  1800^  8°.  (B  2511,  E  48,  W  11,  55) 

—  Same.     2d  ed.     Trenton,  1800.  8°. 

—  Same.    3d  ed.    Trenton,  1817.  8°.    (D  2) 

—  The  resurrection  of   the  body;     disc.,   Georgetown, 

Oct.  22.     Wash.,  1809.  8°.     (B326) 

—  Sermon;  on  being  ashamed  of  Christ.  —  Sermon;  for 

giveness  of  injuries.     (In   Austin,    D.      American 
preacher,  v.  1.  1791.) 

—  Sermon  on   slander,  Oct.  24,    1790.      Boston,  1791    8° 

(B  231,  854,  2508) 
Smith,  Sanderson.     Some   new  localities  of  minerals.     (In 

Amer.  Assoc.     Proc.,  v.  9.  1856.) 
Smith,  Mrs.  Sarah  Lanman  (Iluntington).  HOOKER, 

E.  W.     Memoir.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1844.  12". 
Smith,  Mrs.  Sarah  Louisa  P.  (Hickman).     Poems. 

Prov.,  1829.   12". 
Smith,  Seba.     Dew  drops  of  the  19th  cent.;  floral 

department  by  J.  B.  Newman.     N.  Y.,  1846- 

47.   12". 

-  New  elements  of  geometry.     London,  1850.  8°. 

-  Powhatan,  a  metrical  romance.  N.Y.,  1841.  12°. 


SMITH,  S. 


SMITH,  T.B. 


Smith,  Sebastian,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1765.     See  Mellen, 

J.     (B  175,  909) 

Smith,  Scth.     See  United  States  almanac,  1826-27. 
Smith,  Sir  Sidney.    Copie  d'une  lettre  an  premier  Ministre 

de  Sardaigne.     See  Chevaliers  Liberateuis  des  Es- 

claves  Blancs  en  Afrique.     (A  24) 

—  CONGRATULATORY  poem  on  [liis]  escape  from  France, 

etc.    London,  1798.  8°.    (A  48) 
Smith,  Solomon  Franklin.     Theatrical  management 

in  the  West  and  South.     N.  Y.,  1868.  8°. 
Smith,  South-wood.     See  Smith,  Thomas  South-wood. 
Smith,  Rev.  Sydney.      Works.      Phila.,  1845.    8°. 

(Mod.  Brit,  essayists,  v.  3.) 

Contents.  Articles  published  in  the  Edin.  rev.  Dr. 
Parr.  —  Kennel.  —  J.  Bowles.  —  Dr.  Langford.  —  Arch 
deacon  Nares.  —  M.  Lewis.  —  Australia.  —  Fievee's 
Letters.  —  Edgeworth  on  bulls.  —  Trimmer  and  Lancas 
ter.  —  Parnell  and  Ireland.  —  Methodism.  —  Indian 
missions.  —  Catholics.  —  Methodism.  —  H.  More.  — 
Professional  education.  —  Female  education.  —  Public 
schools.  —  Toleration.  —  C.  Fox.  —  Mad  Quakers.  — 
America.  —  Game  laws.  —  Botany  Bay.  —  Chimney 
sweepers.  —  America.  —  Ireland.  —  Spring  guns.  — 
Prisons.  —  Persecuting  bishops.  —  Botany  Bay.  —  Game 
laws.  —  Cruel  treatment  of  untried  prisoners.  —  America. 

—  Bentham  on  fallacies.  —  Waterton.  —  Man  traps  and 
spring  guns.  —  Hamilton's  method  of  teaching  languages. 

—  Counsel  for  prisoners.  —  Catholics.  —  Neckar's  Last 
views.   —  Catteau,  Tableau  des  etats  danois.  —   On  the 
residence  of  the  clergy.   —   Travels  from  Palestine.  — 
Letter  on  the  curates'  salary  bill.  —  Proc.  of  the  Soc.  for 
the  suppression  of  vice.  —  Characters  of  Fox.  —  Observ. 
on  the  hist,  work  of  C.  J.  Fox.  —  Disturbances  at  Madras. 

—  Bp.  of  Lincoln's  Charge.  —  Madame  d'Kpinay.  —  Poor 
laws.   —   Pub.  characters  of  1801-02.   —   Anastasius.  — 
Scarlett's  Poor  bill.  — Mem.  of  Capt.  Hock.  —  Granby. — 
— Island  of  Ceylon.  —  Delphine.  —  Mission  to  Ashantee. 

—  Wittman's  Travels.   Speeches.   On  the  Catholic  claims. 

—  At  the  Taunton  reform  meeting.   —  At  a  meeting  to 
celebrate  the  accession  of  K.  William  iv.  —  At  Taunton 
in  1831  on  the  reform  bill  not  being  passed.  —  Respecting 
the  reform  bill.      Miscellaneous.    The  ballot.  —  Letters 
to  Archdeacon  Singleton.   —    Letter  on  the  character  of 
Sir  J.  Mackintosh.  —  Letter  to  Lord  J.  Russell.  —  Sermon 
on  the  duties  of  the  Queen.  —  The  lawyer  that  tempted 
Christ;  a  sermon.  —  The  judge  that  smites  contrary  to 
the  law;  a  sermon.  —   Letter  to  the  electors  upon  the 
Catholic  question.   —   Sermon  on  the  rules  of  Christian 
charity.  —  Peter  Plymley's  letters. 

—  Elementary  sketches  of  lectures  on  moral  phil 

osophy,  at  the  Royal  Institution,    1804-06. 
London,  1850.  8". 

—  Lectures  on  moral  philosophy.     (In  Rogers,  H.    Es 

says,  v.  2.  1860.) 

—  Letters  on  American  debts.  London,  1843.  8°.  (B  1188) 

—  Letters  on  the  Catholics  to  my  brother  Abraham;  by 

P.  Plymley.     5th  ed.    London,  1808.  8°.     (B713) 

—  Letter  to  the   electors,  on  the  Catholic  question.     (In 

Pamphleteer,  1826;  v.  27  of  B  838) 

—  Miscellaneous   sermons.       Philadelphia,    1846. 

12°. 

"Wit  and  wisdom,   being   selections    from    his 

writings  ;  with  memoir  and  notes  by  E.  A. 
Duyckinck.     N.  Y.,  1856.  8°. 

—  COURTIEK,  P.  L.     (In  hi*  Pulpit,  v.  1.  1809.) 

—  FOUCADE,  E.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1844.) 

—  HOLLAND,  Lady  S.  S.     Memoir  ;   ed.  by  Mrs. 

Austin.     London,  18-55.  2  v.  8°. 

—  HORNE,  H.  H.      (In  his  New  Spirit  of  the  age,  v.  1. 

1844.) 

—  WHIPPLE,  E.  P.      (In  hi*  Essays,  v.  1.  1848.) 
Smith,  T.  Roger.     Treatise  on  the  acoustics  of  pub 
lic  buildings.     London,  Weale<  1861.   12°. 

Smith,  Theodore.     Mt.  Washington   in   winter.  1871.     See 

Hitchcock,  C.  II.,  and  others. 
Smith,  sir  Thomas,  b.  1514,  d.  1577.  NICHOLS,  J.  G. 

Some   additions  to  the   biog.   of   S.      (In  Archseo- 

logia,  v.  38.  1860.) 

—  SxKYi-E,    J.     Life   of  S.      New   ed.      Oxford, 

1820.  8°. 

Smith,  Thomas,  b.  1638,  d.  1710.  Account  of  the 
Gr.  Ch.,  as  to  its  doctrines  and  rites  of  wor 
ship  ;  add.  ace.  of  the  state  of  the  Gr.  Ch. 
under  Cyrillus  Lucaris,  with  a  rel.  of  his  suf 
ferings  and  death.  London,  1680.  12°. 


—  Excerpta  ex  ejus  de  septem  Asia?  ecclosiis   epistola. 

(In  Maittai're,  M.     Mann.  Arundel.  1732.) 

—  Vita  G.  Cnmdeni.     (In  Camden,  W.     Epistolue.  1691.) 
Smith,  lien.  Thomas,  b.  1702,  d.  1795.     Great  duty  of  gospel 

ministers  to  preach  Christ,  etc.;  sermon,  ordination 
of  S.  Lombard,  Gorhatn-Town,  Dec.  26.  Boston, 
1751.  8°.  (B  55) 

—  Practical  disc,  to  sea-faring  men,  Falmouth,  Apr.  28. 

Boston,  1771.  8°.     (B  42) 

Smith,  Thomas,  of  Portland,  b.  I'll.  Journals  of 
Rev.  T.  Smith  and  S.  Deane ;  with  hist,  of 
Portland,  by  W.  Willis.  Portland,  1849.  8°. 

Smith,  Thomas,  rf.  1809.  HAMILTON,  W.  Trial  on  an  im 
peachment  before  the  Senate  of  Pennsylvania.  (In 
his  Trial  of  E.  Shippen.  1805.) 

Smith,  Thomas,  of  the  Island  of  St.  Croiv.  Inaug.  essay 
on  wounds  of  the  intestines.  (In  Caldwell,  C. 
Medical  theses,  v.  2.  1806.) 

Smith,  Thomas.  Bullion-question;  addr.  to  the  editors  of 
the  Edinburgh  review.  London,  1812.  8°.  (B  689) 

—  Essay   on    currency   and    banking.      Phila.,    1832.   8°. 

(B1064) 

—  Letter  on   the  new  coinage.     (In  Pamphleteer,   1817; 

v.  10  of  B  838) 

Smith,  Capt.  Thomas.  Narrative  of  five  years  res 
idence  in  Nepaul,  1841-45.  London,  1852. 
2  v.  12°. 

Smith,   Thomas,  M.D.,  of  London.    Minor   surgery.     (In 

Holmes,  T.     Syst.  of  surg.,  v.  3.  1862.)  —  Local  or 

surgical  affection  of  the  skin,  etc.     (In  v.  4.  1864.) 

Smith,  Thomas  Assheton.      EARDLEY-WILMOT,  Sir 

3.  E.     Reminiscences  of  S.    Lond.,  1860.  8°. 

Smith,  Thomas  Buckingham.     Coleccion  de  varios 

documentos  para  la  historia  de  la  Florida  y 

tierras  adyacentes.  Vol.  1.  Londres,  1857.  4°. 

Contents.      1516-18.      Papel  sobre  los  abusos  que  se 

cornelian  en  las  Indias.   —  1519.     Figueroa,  L.  do,  anil 

Santo  Domingo,  A.  de.     Carta  al  rcy,  manifestando  haber 

hecho  algunos  pueblos  en  donde  se  recogiesen  los  Indios. 

—  1522.     Figueroa,  V.  P.  de.     Declaracion   prestada  en 
Santiago  de  Cuba,  28  feb.  1522,  segun  el  interrogatorio 
remitido  por  los  licenciados  M.  de  Villalobos  y  J.  Ortiz 
de  Matienzo.   —  1527.     Relacion  de  la  derrota  que  hizo 
un  bergantin  que  salio  el  14  de  Julio  1527  de  Zacatula,  a 
quien  encargo  Hernan  Cortes  el   descubrimiento  de  la 
Especeria,  hasta   el  24  del  mismo  mes,  qui  entro  en  el 
puerto  de  Santiago  en  11J°  y  40'  de  altura.  —  1533.     Guz 
man,  D.  de.      Relacion  de  lo  que  yo  D.  de  G.  he  dcscu- 
bierto  en  la  costa  del  Mar  del   Sur.   —   Kelacion  de  la 
Jornada  que  hizo  a  descubrir  en  la  Mar  del  Sur  Hernando 
de  Grijalva,  desde  30  de  oct.  de  1533  hasta  feb.  de  aiio  sig. 

—  1537.    Mendoza,  A.  de.     Carta  al  Carlos   v.   dandole 
cuenta  de  lo  ocurrido  en  los  territories  que  cstaban  bajo 
su  mando.  —  Charles  v.    Asiento  y  capitulacion  hechau 
por  Hernando   de   Soto  con  el  Emperador  para  la  con- 
quista   y   poblacion   de   la    provincia    de    la   Florida,   y 
encomienda  de  la  gobernacion  de  la  isla  de  Cuba.  — 1538. 
Carreno,  B.     Descr.  de  la  isla  Bermuda  y  sus  puertos,  y 
de  las  islas  y  bajos  circunvecinos.  —  1539.     Mendoza,  A. 
de.     Instruction  a  J.  de  Aguilar  sobre  lo  que  debia  decir 
a  los  senores  del  Conse.jo  acerca  del  descubrimiento  de 
las  siete  ciudades  de  Poniente.  —  Hernandez  de  Biedma, 
L.     Relacion  del  suceso  de  la  Jornada  que  liizo  Hernaudo 
de  Soto,  y  de  la  calidad  de  la  tierra  por  donde  anduvo.  — 
1540.     Alvarado.  H.  de,  and  Padilla,  J.  de.      Relacion 
de  lo  que  H.  de  A.  y  <T.  de  P.  descubrieron  en  demanda 
de  la  mar  del  Sur.  —  1541.     Mendoza,  A.  de.     Instrup- 
cion  que  debia  observar  el  capitan  Hernando  de  Alarcon 
en  la  expedition  a  la  California.  —  Samano,  J.  de.    1'are- 
cer  del  Consejo  de  las  Indias  sobre  las  cosas  de  la  armada, 
el  proposito  de  los  Franceses  y  los  preparatives  que  en  su 
consecuensia  se  dispusieron  haceren  Indias.  —  Relacion 
de  lo  que  dice  la  espia  que  el  conse.jo  de  las  Indias  embid 
a  Francia  para  saver  lo  de  las  armadas  que  se  preparabaii 
alii.   —   Lo  que  se  acuerda  en  el  Consejo  de  Estado  y  de 
Indias  sobre  lo  que  se  presenta  tocante  al  in  ten  to  de  la 
armada  de  Francia.  —  Trozos  de  una  carta  que  el  emba- 
jador   escribio   desde   Lisboa,    al     Comendador     mayor 
sobre  solicitar  armamento  alii  para  estorbarel  asiento  de 
Franceses  en  la  parte  de  los  Bacallaos.  —   Memorial  de 
lo  que  parescio  a  los  del  consejo  de  las  Indias  sobre  lo 
del  armada  para  resistir  a  la  de  los  Franceses.  —  Sanchez, 
F.     Lo  que  dize  8.  que  le  paso  en  el  viage  es  lo  siguiente. 

—  1542.     Relacion  del  suceso  de  la  jornado  que  F.  Vaz 
quez  de  Coronado  hizo  en  el  descubrimiento  de  Civola.  — 
Jaramillo,   J.      Relacion   de  la  Jornada  que   hizo  a  la 
tierra  nueva,  de  la  qual  era  general  Francisco  Vazquez 
de  Coronado.  —  Cabrillo,  J.  K.     Relacion,  o  diario,  de  la 
navegacion  con  dos  navios,  al   descubrimiento  del  paso 
del  Mar  del  Sur  al  norte  desde  27  de  juulo  de  1542  que 


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salio  del  puerto  de  Navidad.  —  1549.  Beteta,  G.  do. 
Kclacion  df  la  Florida  paru  el  Ilmo.  Sefior  Visorrei  de  la 
Nueva  Kspafia.  —  1555.  Motolinia,  T.  Carta  a  el 
emperador  Carlos  v.  contra  Fray  Bartolome  dc  las  Casas. 

—  Kelacion  de  lo  subcedido  en   la  Habana  eerca  de  la 
entrada  de  low  Franceses  en  ella.    —   1559.     Velasco,  D. 
L.  dc.     Kelacion  dando  noticia  del  suceso  de  la  armada 
que  liabia  inaiidado  a  poblar  la  costa  y  ticrra  de  la  Florida. 

—  1565.     Titnlo  dc  adclantado  dc  la'  Florida,  expcdido  a 
favor  dc  I'ero  Menendez  de  Aviles.  —  1569.     Vandera, 
J.de  la.     Mcinoriacn  que  se  hace  relacion  de  los  lugares 
y  tierra  de  la  Florida  por  donde  el  capital!  Juan  1'ardo 
entro  a  desciibrir  eamino  para   Nueva  Kspafia  por  los 
aiios   de   loiHi,  07.    •-    1618.      Menendez  de  Aviles,  1'. 
Testamento.  —   1689.     Carta  en  que  se  da  notieia  de  un 
viajc  hccho  a  la  bahia  de  Kspiritu  Santo,  y  de  la  probla- 
eion  que  tcnian  ahi  los  Franceses.   —   1758.     Palazio,  L. 
dc.     Ofit-io   gobernador  de  S.  Agustin,  en  que  manirtesta 
el   nial  estado  de  la  guarnicion  del  presidio  y  reinite  un 
estado  de  la  fucr/.a,  el  ctial  se  Iriserta  a  continuation.  — 
1792.     Carondelet,  baron  de.     Olicio  gobernador  de  las 
provincias  de  Luisiana  y  Florida,  dando  noticia  de  haber 
prcso   i  cnviado  a   Espaiia  el  capital]   ingles  Guillermo 
Bowles.  —  1794.     Carondelet,  baron  de.     Oficio   gober- 
nador,  etc.,   al    Duque  de   la  Alcudia,   manifestando  el 
estado  de  uquellas  provincias  y  las  ditlictiltades  que  a  su 
tranqiiilidad  suscitaban  los  Ingleses  y  los  de  los  Estados 
Unidos. 

-  Inquiry   into    the   authenticity    of    documents 

cone,  a  discov.  in  N.  Amer.  claimed  to  have 
been  made  by  Verrazzano.      N.  Y.,  1864.  8". 
See  alyo  Opata  ;  —  Pima  (GRAMMAR). 

—  SHEA,  J.    G.     Memoir  of  S.      (In  Nunez   Cabeqa  de 

Vaca,  A.     Relation.  1871.) 
Smith,   Thomas   Mitchell,  et  al.     See   Blanchard,    L.,  vs. 

Smith.  1S33.     (B1440) 
Smith,  Thomas  1'.     Sketch  of  the  revolutions  in  chemistry. 

1'hila.,  1798.  8".     (B737) 
Smith,  Thomas  Uhctt.     Oration,  Charleston,  8.  C.,  July  5, 

1802,  in  commemoration  of  American  independence. 

Charleston,  1802.  8°.     (W  10) 
Smith,  Thomas  Sherwood.     On  certain  defects  in  the  county 

courts.     (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans., 

188«.) 

Smith,  Thomas  Southwood.  M.D.  Animal  physi 
ology,  (fn  Soc.  Diff.  Usef.  Knowl.  Lib.  usef. 

knowl.,  Nat.  phil.,  v.  4.  18:38.) 

—  Evidence  of  the   prolongation   of  life  during  the  18th 

cent.     (In    Nat.  Assoc.    Prom.    Soc.  Sci.      Trans., 
1857.) 

—  Illustrations  of    the   Divine  government.      2d 

Amer.  from  4th  Lond.  ed.     Bost.,  1834.  12". 

-  Same,     5th  ed.     Phila.,  1866.   12". 

—  Importance  of  the  study  of  anatomy.     From  the  West 

minster  rev.     Boston,  1825.  8".    (B  968) 

—  Philosophy  of  health.     5th  ed.     London,  1851. 

2  v.   12". 

-  Treatise  on  fever.     Boston,  1831.  8°. 

—  unit  Sutherland,  .1.  Report  on  the  epidemic  at  Croy- 
don.  ISiW.  See  Gr.  Britain.  General  Board  of 
Health  (p.  1207). 

—  HOUNE,  11.  II.     (In  his  A  new  Spirit  of  the  age,  v.  1. 

1S44.) 
Smith,   dipt.  Thtirlow.     Relation  des  atrocites  par  les  cor- 

saires  barbaresques,  dans    1'Adriatique.  1815.       See 

Chevaliers  Liberateurs  des   Esclaves  Blancs  en 

Afrique.     (A  24) 

Smith,  Tonlmin.     See  Smith,  .1.  T. 
Smith,  Truman.     Speech,   Nebraska  question,  Feb.  10,  11. 

Wash.,  1854.  8".    (B  1509) 

—  Speech,  New  Jersey  election  of  1838,  Feb.  25,  26,  in 

opposition  to  a  proposition  by  C.  Johnson.     Wash., 
1840.  8°.     (B  1496,  1817) 

—  Speech,   printing  the  returns  of  the  7th  census,  etc., 

Jan.  12.     Wash.,  1852.  8°.     (B  1505) 

Smith,  Col.  W.  Remarks  on  the  late  infraction  of  treaty 
at  New  Orleans;  by  Coriolanus  [pseud.].  N.  Y., 
1H03.  8°.  (B623) 

Smith,  W.  11.  The  drunkard.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod.  stand, 
dr.,  v.  11.) 

Smith,  W.  1*.  Building  and  loan  associations.  Boston, 
18.V2.  8°.  (B1544) 

Smith,  Whiiefoord.  The  rectitude  of  the  Divine  adminis 
tration;  disc.,  death  of  Hon.  J.  C.  Calhoun.  Co 
lumbia,  S.  C.,  1850.  8°.  (B  1210) 

Smith,  Sir  Win.  Charge  at  the  quarter-sessions  of  the 
peace  for  the  Co.  of  Middlesex,  Apr.  24,  1682.  n.t.p. 
[London,  1682.]  f°.  (A  55) 

—  Speech,  [on]  laws  against  Popish  recusants.     (In  Lon 

don.  Hicks  Hall.     Proc.  at  Middlesex.  1682.      A  55) 
348.     (4.  10.  80.) 


Smith,  h'ev.  Win.,  Dean  of  Cheater,  b.  1711,  a.  1787.     Nine 

discourses    on   the   beatitudes.      London,    1782.    8°. 

(B1862) 
Smith,  Win.,  M.D.    Voyage  to  Guinea,  1726.    (In  Green, 

J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1745;  —  and  in  Moore,  J.  H. 

New  col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  [1778?].) 

—  Germ.     Keise  nach  Guinea,   1726.      (In    Allgemeine 

Hist.,  v.  3.  1748.) 

Smith,  Win.,  b.  1723,  a.  1808.     See  Smith  family. 

Smith,  Wm.,  D.D.,  b.  1726,  d.  1803.  Provost  of  the 
Col/,  of  Phila.  Brief  state  of  the  province  of  L'enn- 
pylvania;  letter  from  a  gentleman  to  his  friend  in 
London.  London,  1755.  8".  (B  742,  922,  995) 

-  Brief  view  of  the  conduct  of  Pennsylvania,  for 

1755;  particularly  the  exped.  under  Gen. 
Braddock  ;  2d  letter  to  a  friend  in  London. 
London,  1756.  8". 

—  Another  copy.     (B  742) 

-  Discourses  on  public  occasions ;  with  an    ap 

pendix.     2d  ed.     London,  1763.  8°. 

—  Eulogium,     d.  livery    of   Mr.    Sargent's    prize-medal, 

May  20,  1766,  for  a  dissertation  on  perpetual  union 
between  Gr.  Brit,  and  the  Amer.  Col.  Phila.,  Lon 
don.  [176-].  12°.  (B  389) 

—  Eulogium  on  B.  Franklin.     Phila.,  1792.  8°.     (B  354. 

W39) 

—  Same.     London,  1792.  8".    (B  686) 

—  General   idea  of   the   Coll.  of  Mirania;  addr.  to  trus 

tees  nominated  by  the  legislature  to  receive  propo- 
sals  [on]  a  Coll.  in  the  province  of  N.  Y.  N.  Y.. 
1753.  8°.  (B  476) 

—  Same.    (In  hi*  Discourses.  1763.) 

-  Historical  ace.  of  the  exped.  against  the  Ohio 

Indians,  1764,  under  II.  Bouquet;  with  ace. 
of  the  battle  at  Bushy-Run  ;  military  papers, 
cont.  reflections  on  the  war  with  the"  savages, 
a  method  of  forming  frontier  settlements, 
ace.  of  the  Indian  country,  list  of  nations, 
etc.  Phila.,  1766.  4°. 

—  Same.     With  a  preface  by  F.  Parkman,  and  a 

tr.  of  Dumas'  biog.  sketch  of  Bouquet. 
Cincin.,  ().,  1868.  8".  (Ohio  Valley  hist, 
series,  v.  1.) 

—  French.     Relation  hist,  de  1'exped.  contre  les 

Indiens  de  1'Ohio  en  1764  ;  tr.  par  C.  G.  F. 
Dumas,  [avec.  la  vie  de  Bouquet].  Amst., 
1769.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  793) 

—  Same,  ahxtract.     (In  Knox,  J.     New  col.   of   vov  . 

v.  2.  1767.) 

—  Oration   in    memory  of  Gen.   Montgomery.      Phila., 

printed,  N.  Y.,  reprinted  1776.  8".    (B  355,  361) 

—  Poem  on   visiting  the  Acad.  of  Phila.,  June.     Phila., 

1753.  f°.    (A  23) 

—  Proposals  for  printing  by  subscription  [his]  sermons; 

[with  their  subjects].     Phila.,  1789.  8".     (B  326) 

—  Sermon   in   Phila.   before  the   free   masons   of  Penn., 

Dec.  28,  1778.     Phila.,  1779.  8°.     (B  326,  W  19) 

—  Sermon,   on    temporal   and    spiritual  salvation,  before 

the  Pennsylvania  Soc.  of  the  Cincinnati.  Phila., 
1790.  8".  (W  20) 

—  Sermon  on    the    present    situation    of  Amer.  affairs, 

June  23.     Phila.,  1775.  8°.    (B  47,  360,  W  36) 

—  Same.     London,  rtfir.  1775.  8°.    (B390) 

—  Two  sermons,  Phila.,  before  the  gen.  convention  of  the 

Prot.  Epis.  Ch.  of  N.  Y.,  N.  J.,  etc.,  July  29,  and 
Aug.  4,  funeral  of  D.  Griffith.  Phila.,  1789.  8° 
(B326,  W34,  54) 

—  ANSWER  to    '  Brief  state   of  the   province  of  Penn  ' 

London,  1755.  8°.    (B  742,  922) 

-  TRUE  and  impartial  state  of  the   province   of 

Penn. ;  an  ans.  to  'Brief  state'  and  'Brief 
view',  etc.  Phila.,  1759.  8°. 

Smith,  Wm.,  Chief  Justice  of  N.  Y.,  b.  1728,  d.  1793. 
Correspondence  with  C.  Colden,  resp.  alleged  errors. 
etc.,  in  his  Hist,  of  N.  Y.  (In  N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc. 
Col.,  ser.  2,  v.  2.  1849.) 

-  History  of    the    province  of    N.  Y.    to    1732. 

London.  1757.  4°. 

-    Same.     With  continuation  to  1814   [by  J.  V. 
N.  Yates].     Albany,  1814.  8°. 

Continuation  of  the  Hist,  of  N.  Y.,  [1732-62].    (Vol.  4 

of  the  lit  ser.  of  the  New  York  Hist.  Soc.  Col. 
1826.) 


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—  History  of  the  province  of  N.  Y.,  [1492]    to 

1762.     N.  Y.,  1830.  2  v.  8°. 

—  JONES,  8.     Remarks  on   S.'s  History  of  N.   Y.     (In 

N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  ser.  4,  v.  3.  18:21.) 
Smith,  Win.,  A.M.,  rector  of  Trinity  Ch.,  Newport.    The 
convict's  visitor.    Newport,  [1791?].  8°.    (C  61) 

Smith,  Wm.,  of  S.  C.,  Representative  in  Congress, 
1789-97.  Address  [in  defence  of  his  opposition  to 
Madison's  resolutions].  Phila.,  1794.  8".  (B597) 

—  Oration,  Charleston,  July  4,  17D6.     2d  ed.   Charleston, 

[179-].  8°.     (W  54) 

—  Speech,  subject  of  the  reduction  of  the  public  debt, 

Dec.  1794.    n.t.p.  8°.    (B  420) 

—  Speeches  on  certain  commercial  regulations,  proposed 

by  Mr.  Madison.     Phila..  1794.  8°     (B  628,  2525) 
Smith,  Wm.,  LL.D.,  of    S.  Carolina,  Representative 
in  Congress,  1797-99,  Senator,  1816-23,26-31. 
Comparative  view  of  the  constitutions  of  the 
states  of  theU.  S.     Phila..  1796.  4°. 

—  The    numbers    of   Phocion,    originally    pub.    in   the 

Charleston  Courier,  on  neutral  rights;  rev.  [no.  5- 
27].     Charleston,  [1806].  8°.     (B  430,  2526) 
Note.     Possibly  by  the  previous  \Vm.  Smith. 

Smith,  Wm.,  D.D.,  rector  of  St.  Paul's  Ch.,  Norwalk.  Dis 
course  before  the  eccl.  convention  of  Conn.,  conse 
crating  of  A.  Jarvis  to  the  Episc.  chair.  Newfield, 
[1797].  8°.  (B  289) 

Smith,  sir  Wm.,  Hart.,  F.K.S.  Letter  to  W.  Wilberforce 
on  the  proposed  abolition  of  the  slave  trade.  Lon 
don,  1807.  12°.  (C  114) 

Smith,  Wm.  Journal  of  a  voy.  in  the  missionary 
ship  Duff,  to  the  Pacific  Ocean  in  1796-1802, 
etc.,  with  app.  cont.  interesting  circum 
stance  in  the  life  of  J.  Wilson,  commander 
of  the  Duff.  N.  Y.,  1813.  12°. 

Smith,  \Vm.  Annual  statement  of  the  trade  and 
commerce  of  Cincinnati.  Cincinnati,  1855. 
8°. 

Smith,  Wm.,  b.  1814.  Dictionary  of  the  Bible. 
Vol.  1,  Boston,  1860,  v.  2,  3,  London,  1863. 
3  v.  8". 

Content*.     Vol.  1.      A  -  Juttah.      2.     Kahzcel  -  Red- 
Heifer.      3.     Red  Sea  -  Zuzims. 

—  Same,     llevisecl  and  cd.  by  II.  B.  Hackettand 

E.  Abbot.     N.  Y.,  1868-70.  4  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.1.    A  -  Gennesaret,  Land  of.     2.    Gen- 
nesaret,  Sea  of -Market.       3.     Marriage  -  Regem.     4. 
Regem-Melech  -  Zuzims. 

—  Dictionary  of    Greek  and   Roman   antiquities. 

2d  ed.     Boston,  London,  1849.  8". 

—  Dictionary   of   Greek    and    Roman   biog.  and 

mythology.      Boston,  London,  1849.  3  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Vol.  1.     A  -  D.      2.     E  -  N.      3.     O  -  Z. 

—  Dictionary  of    Greek  and  Roman   geography. 

Boston,  [London],  1854.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     A  -  H.      2.     I  -  Z. 

—  History  of  Greece  ;  with  notes  and  continuation 

by  C.  C.  Eel  ton.     Boston,  1855.  8°. 

—  Latin-English  dictionary.    Lond.,  1855.   8°. 

—  Study  of  comparative  grammar.     (In  Central  Soc.  of 

Educ.     Publ.,  v.  3.  1839.) 

—  and  Hall, T.D.  A  copious  and  critical  English- 

Latin  dictionary.     London,  1870.  8°. 
Smith,  Wm.,  of  the  Middle  Temple.     Gravenhurst; 
thoughts  on  good  and  evil.     Edin.,  London, 
1862.   8°. 

—  Thorndale ;  the  conflict  of    opinions.      Edin., 

London,  1857.  8°. 
Smith,  Wm..  f.S.A.     Catalogue  of  the  works  of  C.  Vis- 

pcher.     (In  Fine  arts  quart,  rev.,  v.  1,  2.  1803;  v.  3. 

1864-65.) 
Smith,  Wm.  Abbotts.  Enuresis  and  diabetes.  3d  ed. 

London,  1864.  8°. 
Smith,  Wm.  Bartlett.     Historical  sketch  of  Machias.     (In 

Machias,  Me.     Memorial.  1863.) 
Smith,   Kir  Wm.  Cusack.     Substance  of  a  speech  on  the 

subject  of  union.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1S15;  v.  6  of 

B  838)  —  Charge  to  the  grand  jury  of  Westmeath. 

-  Two  political    allegories,   written  in  1793.     (In 

1820;  v.  16  of  B  838) 


Smith,  Wm.  James,    cd.       The    Grenville  papers  ; 

correspondence     of    Earl    Temple     and    G. 

Grenville,  their    friends  and  contemporaries. 

London,  1852.  4  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.1.      1742  -  Nov.  2,  1702.      2.     Xov.ll, 
1762-61.      3.     1763-66.     4.     1767-77. 
Smith,  Wm.  L.  G.     Fifty  years  of  public  life;   life 

and  times  of  L.  Cass.     N.  Y.,  1856.    8". 
Smith,  Wm.  Loughton.     Pretensions  of  T.  Jefferson  to  the 

presidency   examined;    and   the   charges  against  .T. 

Adams  refuted,     n.p.,  1796.  8°.     (B  596) 

—  FEDK.KAMST,  The;  cont.  strictures  upon  'The  preten 

sions  of  JettVrson  examined,  by  Phocion'.     Phila., 

1796.  8°.    (B420,  628,  1701) 

Smith,  Wm.  Moore.     Poems.     Phila.,  1786.  12°.    (C  107) 
Smith,  Wm.  Peartree.     Letters  to  K.  Boudinot.     (/;*  N.  J. 

Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,v.  4.  1849-50.) 
Smith,  Wm.  Pitt.     The   Universalist.     New  York, 

1788.  8°. 
Smith,    Wm.    Rudolph.       History    of    Wisconsin. 

Vol.  1,3.      Madison,  1854.'  2  v.   8°. 

—  Discourse  before  the  Hist.  Soc.  of  Wisconsin,  Jan.  15. 

Madison,  1850.  8°.     (B  1608) 

—  Essay.     (In  Colhurn,  M.  J.     Minnesota.  1806.) 
Smith,    Admiral,    Sir    William     Sidney.       Letters. 

(In  French  expedition  into  Syria.  1799.) 

—  BARROW,    J.     Life   and   correspondence   of    S. 

London,  1848.  2  v.  8°. 

—  BIOGRAPHICAL  mem.     Liverpool,  1810.  8°.     (B748) 
Smith,  Wm.  8.     LLOYD,  T.     Trials  of  S.  and  S.  G. 

Ogden.     X.  Y.,  1807.  8°. 

Smith,  Worthington  G.  Mushrooms  and  toad 
stools.  London,  1867.  12°. 

Smith  family.  LEONARD,  L.  W.,  and  SMITH,  S.  A. 
Genealogy  of  the  family  of  W.  Smith,  [b. 
1723,  d.  1808].  Keene,  1852.  8°. 

Smither,  Itev.  James.  A  noisy  member  and  a  silent  mon 
itor;  disc.  Hartford, '1844.  8".  (B  1301) 

Smithers,  Henry.  Observations  during  a  tour  in 
1816,  17,  in  the  Netherlands.  Brussels, 
[1818?].  8". 

Smithfleld,  N.  Y.     See  Evans,  Wm.     Benefaction   to  the 
town  of  S.     (B  1456) 

Smithfield  Market.  CHALMS,  T.  M.  Free  trade  in  food; 
letter  to  I.d.  J.  Russell  on  [its]  proposed  removal. 
London,  1851.  8°.  (B  1534) 

—   CLVR1CVS,  pxeud.     The  question  of  Smithfield  Market. 
London,  1837.  8°.     (B  1743) 

Smithing.  MOXON,  J.  (In  his  Mechanic  exercises,  v.  1. 
169.3.) 

Smithsonian  Institution.  Address,  laying  the 
corner  stone  of  the  Smithsonian  Inst..  May  1;  by 
G.  Dallas.  Wash..  1847.  8".  (B  1612,  E  123) 

—  Check    list    of   periodical    publications    in    the 

reading  room    of  the  Inst.     Wash.,  1853.  8". 

—  Circular  to  public  libraries  in  the  U.  S.     [Wash.,  1855.] 

8".     (E  123) 

—  Contributions  to  knowledge.     Wash.,  1848-80. 

22  v.   4°. 

Content*.    Vol.  1.      Squier,  E.  G.,  anil  Davis,  E.  II. 
Ancient  monuments  of  the  Mississippi  Valley. 

2.  Walker,  S.  C.     Researches  rel.  to  the  planet  Xep- 
tune.   —    Lieber,   F.      Vocal   sounds  of  L.   Kridgman, 
compared  with  the  elements  of  phonetic  lang.  —  Kailey, 
J.  W.      Microscopical  exam,  of  soundings  made  by  the 
U.  S.  Coast  Survey  off  the  Atlantic  coast  of  the  U.  S.  — 
Ellet.  C.      Contrib.  to  the  phys.  ge<  g.  of  the  U.  S.  — 
Gibbs,   K.  W.       Mosasaunis  and   the  three  allied  new 
genera,    holcodus,   conosaunis,    and    amphorosteus.    — 
Agassiz,  L.     Classification  of  insects  from  embryological 
data.  —  Hare,  R.     Explosiveness  of  nitre,  with  a  view  to 
elucidate  its  agency  in  the  tremendous  explosion  of  July 
1845  in  X.  Y.  —  Bailey,  J.  W.  Microscopical  obs.  in  S. 
Carolina,  Georgia,  and  Florida.  —  Squier,  K.  G.     Abo 
riginal  monuments  of  N.  Y.,  comprising  the   results  of 
orig.  surveys  and  explor.  —  -•!/'/>•    Walker,  S.  C.    Eph- 
emeris  of  Xeptnne,   1795,   1845-51.  —  Downes,   J.     Oc- 
cultations  visible  in  the  U.  S.,  1851. 

3.  Introd.  —  Locke,   J.     Obs.  on  terrestrial  magnet 
ism.  —  Secchi,  A.     Researches  on  electric  rheometry.  — 
Girard,  C.     Contrib.  to  the  nat.  hist,  of  the  fresh  water 
fishes   of  X.  Amer.  —  Harvey,  W.  II.    Xerein  boreali- 
Americana:  contrib.  to  a  hist,  of  the  marine  alga!  of  X 
Amer.,  pt.   1:  Mellanos  perinea*.  —  Gray,  A.      Plant;*) 


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Wrightiaiue,  Toxano  Neo-Mexicanne.  —  Davis,  C.  II. 
Law  of  deposit  of  the  tlood  tide;  its  dynamical  action 
and  office.  —  Whittlosey,  C.  Description  of  anc. 
works  in  Ohio.  —  Api>.  Walker,  8.  C.  Ephemeris  of 
the  planet  -Neptune,  1852.  —  Downes,  J.  Occulatlons, 
1852. 

4.  Riggs,   8.   li.     Grammar  and  diet,  of  the  Dakota 
lang. 

5.  Introd. — Leidy,  J.    Flora  and  fauna  within  living 
animals;  —  Extinct  species  of  fossil  ox.  —  Wyman,  J. 
Anatomy  of  the  nerv.  syst.  of  ratia  pipiens.  —  Harvey, 
W.   II.       Nereis  boreaii- Americana;    or,  Oontrih.  to  a 
hist,  of  the  marine  alg*  of  N.  Amcr.,  pt.  2:     Rhodo- 
sperincu1.   —  Gray,   A.     Plantae    Wrightianae    Texano- 
JSeo-MerlcanaB. 

6.  Introd.    —    Torrey,    J.      Plnntae    Frcmontianae; 
descr.  of  plants  col.  by  J.  C.  Fremont,  in  California;  — 
Obs.  on  the  batis  maritima  of  LimiiBiis;  —  Darlingtonia 
Californica;    a  new   pitcher    plant   from  X.    California. 

—  Stimpson,  \V.     Synopsis  of  the   marine   invertebrate 
of  Grand  Manan,  or  the  region  round  the  Bay  of  Fundy, 
X.   Brunswick.   —   Coffin,   J.   II.     Winds  of  the  north, 
hemisphere.   —   Leidy,   J.     Anc.   fauna  of   Nebraska; 
descr.    of   remains   of    extinct   mammalia  and  chelonia, 
from   the     Mauvaises     Terrus    of    Nebraska.     —    App. 
Downes,  J.     Occultations  visible  during  185'!. 

7.  Introd.  —  Chappelsmith,  J.     Tornado  near  New 
Harmony,  Ind.,  Apr.  3(1,  1852;  with  a  map  of  the  track, 
etc.  —  Bailey,  .T.  W.    New  species  and  localities  of  mi 
croscopical  organism.  —  Lapham,  I.  A.    Antiquities  of 
Wisconsin,  etc.  —  Leidy,  J.     Extinct  sloth  tribe  of  N. 
Amer.  —  App.     Publications  of   societies  and    periodi 
cals  in  the  lit),  of  the  Inst.,  pt.  1. 

8.  Introd.  —  Haven,  8.   F.    Archseology  of   the  U. 
S.;  sketches  of  the  prog.  resp.  vestiges  of  antiq.  in  the 
U.  8.  —  Olmsted,   D.     Recent  secular  period  of  the  au 
rora  borealis.  —  Alvord,  H.     Tangencies  of  circles  and 
spheres.  —  Jones,   -I.     Researches,  chem.  and  physiol. 
cone.  N.  Amer.  vertebrata.  —   App.     Force,  I'.     Auro 
ral  phenomena  ohs.  in  the  higher  northern  latitudes.  — 
1'ubl.  of  socs.  and  periodicals  in  the  lib.  of  the   Inst., 
l>t.  2. 

9.  Introd.  —  Meech,   L.   W.      Rel.   intensity   of  the 
heat  and  light  of  the  sun  upon  different  latitudes  of  the 
earth.  —  Hitchcock,  E.     Illustrations  of  surface  geol.  — 
Mayer,  15.     Mexican  hist,  and  archajol. ;  with  notice  of 
Zapotec remains.  —  Gibbs,  W.,  anil  Genth,  F.  A.      Re 
searches  on  the  ammonia  cobalt  bases.  —  App.     Runkle, 
J.  D.  New  tables  for  determining  the  values  of  the  coeffi 
cients,  in  the  perturbative  functions  of  planetary  motion, 
which  depend  upon  the  ratio  of  the  mean   distances;  — 
Asteroid  suppl.  to  new  tables  for  determining  the  values 

of   b   Y  an(l  its  derivatives. 

10.  Introd.  —  Harvey,  W.  II.    Nereis  boreaii- Amer 
icana;  contrib.  to  a  hist,  of  the  marine  algaj  of  N.  Amer., 
pt.  3:   Chlorosperine;c.  —  Schott,  C.     Magnetical  obs.  in 
the  Arctic  seas  [by]  E.  K.  Kane,  1853-55,  on  the  west 
coast  of  Greenland.  —   Bowen,   T.   J.     Grammar  and 
diet,  of  the  Yoruha  lang. ;  with  an  introd.  descr.  of  the 
country  and  people  of  Yoruba. 

11.  Introd.  —  Brewer,  T.  M.    North  Amcr.  oology. 

—  Gilliss,  J.  M.     Ace.  of  the  total  eclipse  of  the  sun, 
Sept.  7,  1858,  obs.  near  Olmos,  Peru.  —  Bache,  A.  D. 
Magnetic  and  meteorolog.  obs.  at  the  Girard  Coll.  Obs., 
1'hila.,  184H,  pt.  1 :     Investigation  of  the  eleven  year  pe 
riod  in  the  amplitude  of  the  solar-diurnal  variation,  etc.  — 
Schott,  C.  A.     Meteorol.  obs.  in  the  Arctic  seas  [by]  E. 
K.  Kane,  1S53-55,  on  the  west  coast  of  Greenland.  —  Le 
Conte,  J.  L.     Coieoptera  of  Kansas  and  K.  New  Mexico. 

—  Sonnta.g,  A.     Obs.  on  terrestr.  magnetism  in  Mexico, 
under  the  direction  of  Baron  von  Milller;  with  notes  and 
illustr.  of  the  volcano   Popocatepetl  and  its  vicinity.  — 
L  i  niiis,  E.     On  certain  storms  in  Europe  and  Amer., 
Dec.  1836. 

12.  Introd. — Schott,  C.  A.    Astronomical  obs.  in  the 
Arctic  seas  [by]  E.  K.  Kane, 1853-55,  on  the  N.  W.  coast  of 
Greenland.  —  Whittlesey,  C.     Fluctuations  of  level  in 
the  northern  lakes.  —  Caswell,  A.     Meteorological  obs. 
at  Prov.,  R.  I.,  Dec.  1831,  to  May  I860.  —  Smith,  N.  D. 
Meteorological  obs.  near  Wash.,   Ark.,  1840  tx»  1859.  — 
Mitchell,  S.  W.     Venom  of  the  rattlesnake;  with  an  in 
vestigation  of  the  anatomy  and  physiology  of  the  organs 
concerned. 

13.  Introd.  —  Schott,  C.  A.     Tidal  obs.  in  the  Arctic 
seas,  [by]   E.  K.  Kane,  1853-55;  —  Meteorolog.   obs.   in 
the  Arctic  seas,  by  Sir  L.  McClintock  in  Baffin's  Bay  and 
Prince  Regent  Inlet  in  1857-59.  —  Whittlesey,  C.     An 
cient  mining  on  the  shores  of  Lake  Superior.  —  Bache, 
A.  D.    Magnetic  and  meteorol.  obs.  at  Girard  Coll.  Obs., 
Pliila.,  1840-45,   pt.  2:    Investigation  of  the  solar-diurnal 
variation  of  the  magnetic  declination  and  its  ami.  ine 
quality  ;  —  Discussion  of  the  obs.  at  Girard  Coll.      Obs., 
pt.  3 :  Investigation  of  the  lunar  effects  on  the  magnetic 


declination;  —  Pts.  4-6:  Horizontal  force;  Investigation 
of  the  ten  or  eleven  year  period  and  of  the  disturbances  of 
the  horizontal  component  of  the  magnetic  force;  Inves 
tigation  of  the  solar-diurnal  variation  and  the  an.  inequal 
ity  of  the  horizontal  force,  and  the  lunar  effect  on  the 
came;  —  Records  and  results  of  a  magnetic  survey  of 
Penn.  and  parts  of  adjacent  States,  1840-41,  with  some  add. 
records  and  results  of  18:54,  35, 43-62,  and  a  map.  —  Mitch 
ell,  S.  W.  Researches  upon  the  anat.  and  physiol.  of 
respiration  in  the  chelonia. 

14.  Introd.  —  Bache,  A.  D.   Diss.  of  the  magnetic  and 
meteorol.  obs.   at  Girard  ('oil.  Obs.,  1840-45/ pts.  7-9: 
Vertical   force;  —  Pts.   10-12:  Dip  and  total  force.  — 
Draper,  H.      Construction   of  a  silver  glass  telescope, 
fifteen  and  a  half  inches  in  aperture  and  its  use  in  celes 
tial  photog.  —  Meek,  F.  B.,  mul  Hayden,  F.  V.     1'alne- 
ontology  of  the  upper  Missouri,  pt.  1.  —  Leidy,  J.     Cre 
taceous  reptiles  of  the  U.  8. 

15.  Introd.  —  Newcomb,  8.    Investigation  of  the  or 
bit  of  Neptune.  —  Whittlesey,  C.     Fresh-water  glacial 
drift    of   the    Northwestern    states.    —    Pumpelly,    R. 
Geolog.  researches  in  China,  Mongolia,  and  Japan,  1862- 
65.  —  Schott,  C.  A.     Physical  obs.  in  the  Arctic  seas  by 
I.  I.  Hayes. 

16.  Introd.  —  Dean,  J.     The  grav  substance  of  the 
medulla  oblongata  and  trapezium.  —  Schott,  C.  A.     He- 
suits  of  meteorol.  obs.  at  Brunswick,  Maine,  1807-59,  by 
P.  Cleveland ;  —  Results  of  meteorological  obs.  at  Ma 
rietta,  Ohio,  1826-59;  by  8.   P.  Hildreth;  added,  results 
of  obs.  at  Marietta  by  J.  Wood,  1817-23.  —  Pickering, 
C.     On  the  Gliddon  mummy   case   in   the   museum   of 
the  Smithsonian  Inst.  —  Coffin,   J.   H.     The  orbit  and 
phenomena  of  a   meteoric   tire   ball,  July   20,    186J.    — 
Gould,  B.    A.      Transatlantic   longitude.   —  Swan,   G. 
Indians  of  Cape  Flattery,  at  the  entrance  to  the  Strait  of 
Kuca,  Washington  Territory. 

17.  Introd.  —  Morgan,  'L.  II.     Systems  of  consan 
guinity  and  affinity  of  the  human  family. 

18.  Introd.  —  Schott,  C.  A.     Tables  and  results  of  the 
precipitation,  in  rain  and  snow,  in  the  U.  S.,  and  in  ad 
jacent  parts  of  N.  Amer.  and  in  Central  and  8.  Amer.  — 
Stockwell,  J.  N.     Memoir  on  the  secular  variations  of 
the  elements  of  the  orbits  of  the  eight  principal  planets. 
—  Harkness,    W.     Obs.   on    terrestrial   magnetism.   — 
Ferrel,    W.     Converging  ser.   expressing  the  ratio  be 
tween  the  diameter  and  circumference  of  a  circle. 

19.  Introd.   —   Barnard,  J.  G.     Problems  of  rotary 
motion  presented  by  the  gyroscope,   the  precession  of 
the    equinoxes,   and   the    pendulum.   —  Wood,    H.    C. 
Contrib.  to  the  hist,  of  fresh  water  algae  of  N.  Amer.  — 
Newcomb,   8.     Investigation   of   the   orbit  of    Uranus, 
with  gen.  tables  of  its  motion. 

20.  Coffin,  J.  H.     Winds  of  the  globe;  or  the  laws  of 
atmospheric   circulation  over  the  surface  of  the   earth; 
tables  completed  by  S.  J.  Coffin ;  with  discussion  anal, 
of  the  tables  by  A.  Woieikof. 

21.  Introd. — Alexander,  S.     Statement  and  exposi 
tion  of  certain  harmonies  of  the  solar  system.  —  New- 
comb,    S.     General   integrals   of   planetary  motion.   — 
Swan,  J.  G.     The  Ilaidah  Indians  of  Queen  Charlotte's 
Island.  —  Schott,  C.  A.     Tables,  distribution  and  varia 
tions  of  the  atmospheric  temperature  of  the  U.  8.,  and 
some  adjacent  parts  of  America. 

22.  Introd.  —  Jones,  J.     Aborig.  remains  of  Tennes 
see.  —  Habel,  S.     The  sculptures  of  Santa  Lucia  Cosu- 
malwhuapa,  Guatamala;    with   ace.   of   trav.    in   Cent. 
Amer.,  etc.  —  Rau,  C.     Archseol.  col.  in  the  U.  S.  Nat. 
Museum;  —  The  Palenque   tablet    in  the  Museum.   — 
Dall,  \V.  II.     liemains  of  pro-historic  man  from  caves 
in  the  Catherina  Archipelago,  Alaska. 

-  Hints  on  public  architecture ;  views  and  plans 

of  the  Institution  prepared  by  11.  D.  Owen, 
chairman  of  the  [building]  committee. 
N.  Y.,  1849.  4°. 

-  Letter  of  Rufus  Chonte  resigning  the  office  of 

Regent  of  the  Smithsonian  Inst.  ;  with  the 
report  of  the  select  committee,  etc.  [Wash., 
1855.]  8°. 

-  List  of  the  Smithsonian  publications.  1*46-69.     From 

annual  report,  1868.     Wash.,  1869.  8°.    (E  123) 

-  Miscellaneous    collections.      Wash.,    1862-80. 

17  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Guyot,  A.  Directions  for  mete 
orological  obs.  and  the  registry  of  period,  phenomena.  — 
Ciffln,  J.  H.  Psychrometrical  table  determining  force 
of  aqueous  vapor,  and  rel.  humidity  of  atmosphere  from 
indie,  of  wet  and  dry  bulb  thennom.  Fahrenheit.  — 
Guyot.  A.  Tables,  meteorolog.  and  phys.  prepared  for 
the  Smithsonian  Inst. 

2,    Booth,  J.  C.,  and  Morflt,   C.    Recent  improve- 


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merits  in  chem.  arts.  —  Smithsonian  Inst.  Special 
Conim.  of  Jinan/  of  Regent*.  Extracts  of  proc.  rel.  to 
the  electro-magnet,  telegraph.  —  Stanley,  J.  M.  Cata 
logue  of  portraits  of  X.  Amer.  Indians,  etc.,  painted  by 
8.  —  Baird,  8.  F.  Catalogue  of  N.  Amer.  birds,  chiefly 
In  tlie  Museum  of  the  Inst.  —  Baird,  8.  F.,  and  Girard, 
C.  Catalogue  of  N.  Amer.  reptiles  in  the  museum  of 
Smithsonian  Inst.,  pt.  1 :  Serpents.  —  Lea,  1.,  Carpenter, 
P.,  <nid  other*.  Check  list  of  shells  of  N.  Amer.  —  Baird, 
S.  F.,  (ind  others.  Directions  for  collecting,  preserv., 
etc.,  spec,  of  nat.  hist.  —  Henry,  J.  Circular  to  officers 
of  Hudson's  Bay  Co.  —  Instruct,  in  ref.  to  collecting 
nests  and  eggs  of  N.  Amer.  birds.  —  Circular  in  ref.  to 
hist,  of  N.  Amer.  grasshoppers.  —  Circular  in  ref.  to 
collect.  N.  Amer.  shells.  —  Morgan,  L.  H.  Circular  in 
ref.  to  degrees  of  relationship  among  different  nations. 

3.  Osten   Sacken,   C.    H.   It.     Cat.  of  the  described 
diptera  of  X.  Amer.  —  Morris,  J.  G.     Cat.  of  the  lepid- 
optera  of  N.  Amer.  —  Le  Conte,  J.  L.     Classification  of 
coleoptera  of  N.  Amer.  —  Henry,  J.     Catalogue  of  pub. 
of  societies,  and  of  other  periodical  works  in  library. 

4.  Hagen,   H.     Synopsis  of  described  neuroptera  of 
N.  Amer.  with  a  list  of  S.  Amer.  species.  —  Morris,  J. 
G-      Synopsis    of  described  lepidoptera  of  X.  Amer., 
pt.  1. 

5.  Binney,  W.  G.     Bibliog.  of  N.  Amer.  eonchology 
prev.  to  1860,  pt.  1.  —  Catalogue  of  pub.  of  Smithsonian 
Inst.  corrected  to  June  186.'.  —  List  of  foreign  corresp. 
of  Smithsonian  Inst.  corrected  to  Jan. 

6.  Loew,  II.  Monographs  of  the  diptera  of  X.  Amer. ; 
ed.   with   add.   by   H.   Ostensacken.  —  Leconte,  J.    L. 
List  of  the  coleoptera  of  N.  Amer.,  pt.  1 :  New  species 
of  X.  Amer.  coleoptera. 

7.  Allen,  H.     Monographs  of  the  bats  of  X.  Amer. 

—  Binney,  W.  G.     Land  and  fresh  water  shells  of  X. 
Amer.,  pt.  2  :     Pulmonata  limnophila  and  thalassophila  ; 

—  1't.    3:    Arnpullariidte,   valvatidre,    viviparidae,   fresh 
water  neritidfe  helcinidap.  —  Simpson,  W.     Researches 
upon  the  hydrobiinoe  and   allied  forms.   —   Prime,   T. 
Monographs  of  Amer.  corbiculada?,  [recent  and  fossil]. 

—  Conrad,  T.  A.     Check  list  of  the  invertebrate  fossils 
of  X.  Amer. :  eocene   and  oligocene.   —   Meek,  F.   B. 
Check  list  of  the  invertebrate  fossils  of  X.  Amer.:  mio- 
cene;  —  Cretaceous  and  Jurassic.  —  Egleston,  T.     Cata 
logue   of   minerals   with   their  formulas.  —   Gibbs,   G. 
Dictionary  of  the  Chinook  jargon,  or  trade  lang.  of  Ore 
gon;  —  Instructions  for  research  rel.  to  the  ethnology 
and  philology  of  America.  —  List  of  works  pub.  by  the 
Inst. 

8.  Osten  Sacken,  C.  R.  R.    Monog.  of  the  diptera  of 
N.  Amer  ,pt.  4.  —  Scudder,  S.  H.  Cat.  of  the  orthoptera 
of  N.  Amer.  descr.  previous  to  1867.  —  Binney,  W.  G., 
and    Bland,   T.      Land   and    fresh-water  shells  of   X. 
Amer.,  pt.  1  :  Pulmonata  geophila.  —  Arrangement  of 
families  of  birds.  —  Circular  to  officers  of  the  Hudson's 
Bay  Co.  —  Suggestions  rel.  to  objects  of  scientif.  inves 
tigation   in    Russian    Amer.  —  Circular  rel.   to  col.  in 
arehseol.   and   ethnol.  —   Circular  to   entomologists.   — 
Circular  rel.  to  col.  of  birds  from  Middle  and  So.  Amer. 

—  Smithsonian  Museum  miscel. 

9.  Binney,  W.  G.     Bibliog.  of  X.  Amer.  conchology, 
previous  to  1860,  pt.  2:  Foreign  authors.  —  Cat.  of  pub. 
of  soc.  and  of  period  works,  belonging  to  Smithsonian 
Inst.,  Jan.  1866. 

10.  Carpenter,  P.  P.     The  mollusks  of  Western  X. 
Amer.  —  Gill,  T.     Arrangement  of  the  families  of  mol 
lusks.   —   Henry,  J.    Instructions  for  obs.  of  thunder 
storms;  —  Circular  rel.   to   heights;  —  Directions   for 
const,   lightning-rods;  —  Queries   rel.  to  tornadoes.   — 
Baird,   S.  F.     Questions  rel.  to   the  food  fishes  of  the 
U.  8. ;  —  Memoranda  of  inquiry  rel.  to  the  food  fishes  of 
the  U.  S.  —  List  of  the  Institutions,  etc.,  in  the  U.  S.  in 
corresp.   with   the  Inst.  —   List  of  for.   corresp.  of  the 
Smithsonian  Inst.  —  Check  list  of  pub. 

11.  Gill,  T.    Arrangement  of  the  families  of  mam 
mals,  with  analyt.  tables;  —  Arrangement  of  the  fami 
lies  of    fishes  or   classes  pisces,   marsipobranehii,   and 
leptocardii.  —  Loew,  H.     Monographs  of  the  diptera  of 
N.   A.   —  Packard,    A.    S.     Directions    for    col.    and 
preserv.  insects.  —  Le  Conte,  J.  L.     Xew  species  of  X. 
Amer.  coleoptera;  —  Classification  of  the  coleoptera  of 
N.  Amer. 

12.  Baird,  S.  F.     Rev.  of  Amer.  birds  in  the  Museum 
of  the   Inst.   —  Clarke,  F.  W.    The  constants  of   na 
ture,  pt.  1.  —  Henry,  J.    Telegraphic  announcements  of 
astronom.  discoveries. 

13.  Cope,  E.   I).     Check  list  of  X.  Amer.  batrachia 
and  reptilia.  —  Kidder,  J.  II.     Contrib.  to  the  nat.  hist, 
of  Kerguelen   Island.   —  Lawrence,    G.    X.     Birds   of 
southwestern    Mexico,    col.    by   F.    E.    Sumichrast.   — 
Goode,  G.  B.     Catalogue  of  the  fishes  of  the  Bermudas ; 

—  Classification  of  the  collection  to  illust.  the  animal  re 
sources  of  the  U.  S.  —  Streets,  T.  II.    Contrib.  to  the  nat. 
hist,  of  the  Hawaiian  and  Fanning  Islands  and  Lower 


California.  —  Ball,  W.  H.  Index  to  the  names  which 
have  been  applied  to  the  sub-divisions  of  the  class  bra- 
chiopoda.  —  Jordan,  D.  S.  Contrib.  to  X.  Amer.  ich 
thyology. 

14.  Saussure,  II.  de.     Synopsis  of  Amer.  wasps.  — 
Gill,  T.     Catalogue  of  the  fishes  of  the  E.  coast  of  X. 
Amer.  —  Clarke,  F.  W.     The  constants  of  nature,  pts. 
2-3.  —  Photographic  portraits  of  X.  Amer.  Indians  in 
the  gallery  of  the  Inst.  —  List  of  publ.  of  the  Inst.  — 
Holden,  E.  S.   Index  catalogue  of  books,  etc.,  rel.  to  neb- 
ala?,  etc. 

15.  Watson,  S.     Bibliog.  index  of  X.  Amer.  botany. 

—  Toner  lectures.     1-6:     Woodward,  J.  J.     Structure 
of  cancerous   tumors.  —  Brown-Sequard,    C.    E.     Dual 
character  of  the  brain.  —  Da   Costa,  J.  M.     Strain   and 
over-action  of  the  heart.  —  Wood,  II.  C.      Study  of  the 
nature  and  mechanism  of  fever.  —  Keen,  W.  W.      Sur 
gical  complications  and  sequels  of  the  continued   fevers. 

—  Adams,  W.    Subcutaneous  surgery.  —  List  of  foreign 
correspondents.  —  Circular  in  ref.  to  Amer.  archaeology. 

—  Circular  of  inquiries  rel.  to  the  nat.  hir-t.  of  crawfish, 
etc.  —  Circular  rel.  to  the  col.  of  living  reptiles. 

16.  Tryon,  G.  W.,  Jr.     Land   and  fresh-water  shells 
of  X.  Amer.,  pt.  4:    Strepomatida?.  —  Osten  Sacken, 
C.  R.     Cat.  of  the  described  diptera  of  X.  Amer.    2d  ed. 
Toner  Lecture*.      1.     Shakespeare,  E.   O.      Xature  of 
reparatory  inflammation   in  arteries  after  ligature,  acu 
pressure  and  torsion.  —  Circular  rel.  to  sci.  and  lit.  ex 
changes.  —  Business  arr.  of  the  Inst.  —  Elliott,  I).  G. 
List  of  described   species  of  humming  birds.  —  List  of 
the  prin.  sci.  and  lit.  institutions  in  the  U.  S.  —  List  of 
publ.  of  the  Inst. 

17.  Rhees,   W.  J.       The   Smithsonian     Institution; 
docs.  rel.  to  its  origin  and  history. 

—  Notices  of  public  libraries  in  the  U.  S. ;  by  C. 

C.  Jewett.     Wash.,  1851.  8°. 

—  Officers  and  regents;  with  the  act  of  Congress  accept 

ing  the  bequest,  and  the  act  incorporating  [the] 
Inst.  Wash.,  18-16.  8°.  (E  123) 

—  Report  of  J.  Meacham  of  the  special  committee  of  the 

Board  of  Regents  on  the  distribution  of  the  income 
of  the  Smithsonian  fund.  Wash.,  18.r>4.  8°.  (E  123) 

—  Report  of  [J.   Peiirce  and   others  of]   the  special  com 

mittee  of  the  Board  of  Regents  of  the  Institution 
on  the  distribution  of  the  income  fund.  Wash.,  1854. 
8°.  (E  123) 

—  lst]-3d   report,   4th-[33cl]    arm.   report   of  the 

lioarcl  of  Regents.  Wash.,  1846-79.  33  v.  8°. 
Namely.     1846.     [1st]  report. 

1847.  2d  report.     [This  we  have  only  in  the  file  of 
Congressional   documents,    30th    Cong,  'ist    sess.     Sen. 
miscel.  23.] 

1848.  3d  report.     [-In   the  Cong,  docs.,  30th  Cong.  2d 
sess.  H.  R.  miscel.  48;  and  in  B  123] 

1849.  4th  report   incl.   the   reports  of  the  secretary, 
assist,  sec.,  etc.,  Wash.  1850.  8°. 

1850.  5th  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Foreign  distrib.  of  Vol.  1, 
of  Smithsonian  coutrib.  to  knowl.  —  Squier,  E.  G.    Letter 
resp.  monument*  from  Xicaragua.  —  Report  of  coinmiss. 
to  examine  the  plan  for  forming  a  gen.  cat.  of  public  lib. 
in  the  U.  S.  —  Culbertson,  T.  A.     Journ.  of  an  exped. 
to  the  Mauvaises  Terres  and  the  upper  Missouri,  1850.  — 

—  App.  to   librarian's    report.  —  Copy-right    publ.  de 
posited  prior  to  1850. 

1851.  6th  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Turner,  Prof.     Letter, 
Indian  philol.  —  Report  of  the  comtn.  on  meteorol.  of 
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1852.  7th  ann.  report,  etc. 

1853.  8th  ann.  report  [incl.  Reports  of  the  sec.  of  the 
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to  which  he  was  exposed  during  an  aerial  voy.  [in]  :i 
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bons,  II.  Climate  of  San  Francisco.  —  Logan,  T.  M. 
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blystoma  luridum,  a  salamander  inhabiting  Wisconsin. 

—  Mim-fllaiie'm*.     Carleton,  J.  II.     Diary;  excursion  to 
the  ruins  of  Abo,  Qimrni,  Gran  (juivira  in  New  Mexico. 

—  Baird,  S.  F.     Report,  fishes  obs.  on  the  coasts  of  X. 
Jersey  and  Long  Island  during  the  summer  of  1854.  — 
Jackson,  C.  T.     Cat.  of  rocks,  minerals,  and  ores  col. 
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and  fossils.  —  Foster,  J.  W.     Cat.  of  rocks,  minerals, 
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dier  col.  of  ms.  maps,  etc.  —  Circular  sent  for  informa 
tion  resp.  libraries.  —  Circular  to  publishers  resp.  copy- 
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1855.  10th  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Lett.      Harvey,  W.  II. 
Marine  algio.  —  Morris,  J.  G.    Nat.  hist.  app.  to  fanning 
and  gardening ;  —  Insect  instincts  and  transformations.  — 
Chace,  G.  I.    Oxygen  and  its  combinations.  —  Smith, 
,1.  L.     Meteoric  stones.  —  Meteorology.    Logan,  T.  M. 
Climate  of  Cal.  —  Guyot,  A.     Directions  for  meteorolog. 
obs.  —  Henry,  J.     Circular  rel.   to  earthquakes  and  in 
structions  for  obs.  of  the  aurora.  —  Green's  barometer. 
—    Registry    of    period,    phenom.  —    Masterman,    S. 

Obs.  on  thunder  and  ligntning.  —  Oorrexpondence, 
Letherman,  S.  Sketch  of  the  Navajo  Indians.  — 
Clingman,  T.  L.  Topog.  of  Black  Mt.  —  Communi 
cation  rel.  to  the  pub.  of  Spanish  works  on  New  Mexico. 

—  Report*.    Muller,  J.     Galvanism. 

1856.  llth  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Lectures.    Kohl,  .T.  G. 
Col.  of  the  charts  and  maps  of  Amor.  —  Reid,  D.   B. 
Progress  of  archit.  in  rel.  to  ventilation,  warming,  light 
ing,  etc.  —  Henry,  J.     Physics;  —  Acoustics  applied  to 
pub.  build.  —  Baird,  S.  F.     Directions  for  col.,  preserv. 
and  tram-porting  spec,  of  nat.  hist..  —  Gill,  T.     Fishes 
of  N.  Y.  —  Guest,  W.  E.     Anc.  Indian    remains  near 
Prescott,  C.  W.  —   Sharpless,   T.,  anil  Patterson,  II. 
Phonog.  —  Wall,  G.  1'.,  din/  Sawkins,    J.     Report  of 
the  survey  of  the  economic  geol.  ol  Trinidad.  —  Bab- 
bage,  C.     Tables  of  the  constants  of  nature  and  art.  — 
Henry,  -I.     Mode  of  testing  building  materials,  and  ace. 
of  the  marble  used  in  the  extension  of  the  U.  8.  Capitol. 

—  Smallwood,   C.     Descr.  of  the  Obs.  of  St.   Martin, 
Isle  Jesus,  Canada  E.  —  Meech,  L.  W.     On  the  rel.  in 
tensity  of  the  heat  and  light  of  the  sun  upon  different 
latitudes  of  the  earth.  —  Muller,  J.     Electricity. 

1857.  1-th  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Lecture*.      Le  Conte, 
J.     Coal.  —  Alexander,  S.     Vastness  of  the  visible  cre 
ation.   —   Meteorology.      Fendler,    A.     Colonia   Tovar, 
Venezuela.  —  Logan,  'I'.  M.    Sacramento,  Cal.  —  Dewey, 
C.     Best  hours  of  daily  obs.  to  find  the  mean  tempera 
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tures  on  astron.  —  Cuvier,  M.     Memoir  of  Priestly ;  tr. 
by  C.  A.  Alexander.—  Instruc.  for  col.  the  nest  and  eggs 
of  birds,  also,  for  col.  insects. —  Taylor,  A.  S.  Grasshop 
pers  and  locusts  of  Amer.  —  Motchulsky,  V.      Means 
of  destroying  the  grasshopper;   tr.  from  the  Russian,  by 
W.  W.  Turner.  —  Martins,  C.     Vegetable  colonization 
of  the  Brit.  Isles,  Shetland,  Faroe,  and  Iceland.  —  Can- 
dole,  A  .  de.     Causes  which  limit  veg.  species  towards  the 
N.  —  Cooper,  J.  G.     Distrib.  of  the  forest  trees  of   N. 
Amer.  —  Willis,  J.  R.     List  of  birds  of  N.  S.;  comp. 
from  notes,  by  Blakiston  and  Bland.  —  Bland,   Lieut. 
List  of  birds  of  Bermuda.  —  Duprez,  M.  F.      Atmos 
pheric  electricity.  —  Muller,  J.     Recent  prog,  in  phys 
ics;  tr.  by  G.  C.  Sehaeffer.   —  .Witcfllnny.     Cost  of  es 
tablishing  meteorolog.  stations  in  the  different  states.  — 
Meteorol.    stations  connected  with    the   senior  county 
grammar    schools    in    Upper    Canada.   —   Dudley.    T. 
Earthquake  of  1811  at  New  Madrid,  Missouri.  —  Naill, 

D.  W.     Dispersion  of  a  cloud  by  an  electrical  discharge. 

—  Hare,   R.     Communication  on  a  method  of  forming 
small  weights.  —  Friedlander,  J.     Plan  of  a  bibliog.  — 
Lyon,    S.    S,.      Antiquities   from    Kentucky.    —  Gardi 
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—  Guest,  W.  E.     Snow-gage.  —  Gardiner,  R.  II.   Obs., 
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taining  the  amount  of  water  in  rivers. 

1859.  14th  ann.  report.  —  Johnson,  S.  W.    Lectures 
on  agric.  chemistry.  —  Carpenter,   I*.  P.     Lectures  on 
the  shells  of  the  Gulf  of  Cal.  —  Latest  researches  of  M. 
M.-rdlcr  rel.  to  the  g«>n.  movement  of  the  stars  around   a 
central   point.   —   De   La  Rive,   Prof.     Report   on   the 
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ens,  M.  J.  P.     Mem.  of  Pyramus  de  Candolle.  — Means 
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sun's  distance  in  the  next  25  years.  —  Powell,  H.     Re 
ports  on  the  state  of  knowledge  of  radiant  heat,  made  to 


the  Brit.  Assoc.  in  1832,  40.  M.  —  Hilgard,  J.  E.  De- 
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barometer  tubes.  —  Wurdemann,  W.  On  same.  — 
Welsh,  J.  Account  of  the  construction  of  a  standard 
barometer,  and  descr.  of  the  apparatus  and  processes 
employed  in  the  verification  of  barometers  at  the  Kew 
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1860.  15th    ann.    report.  —  Lecture*.     Rogers,    F. 
Roads  and  bridges.  —  Carpenter,   P.   P.     MolTusca.  — 
Morlot,  A.     General  views  of  archaeology.  —  The  mi 
croscope.  —  Nickles,  M .  J.     Scientific  congress  of  ( 'arls- 
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our  knowledge  reg.   magnetic   storms.  —  Meteorology. 
Gardiner,  R.  II.     Disappearance  of  ice.  —  Fendler,  A. 
Dill',   of   temp,   in  different  pts.   of   St.   Louis,  Mo.  — 
Dewey,  C.     Best  hours  for  obs.  of  temp.  —  Descr.  of 
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ton,    A.     Suggestions  for  saving  parts  of  birds'  skele 
tons.  —  Vollum,  E.  P.     Notes  on  the  wingless  grasshop 
per  of  Shasta  and  Fall  River  Valleys,  Cal.   —  Wurde- 
man,  G.     Obtaining  specimens  of  flamingoes  and  other 
birds   from   S.  Florida.   —  Gesner,  W.     Habits  of  the 
pouched  rat,  of  Ga.  —  Barnard,  V.     C'at.  of  the  birds  of 
Chester  Co.,  Penn.  —  Copper,  J.  G-.     Forests  and  trees 
of  Florida  and  the   Mexican  boundary.  —  Errata  and 
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report  for  1858. 

1861.  16th    ann.    report.   —   Lecture*.      Rogers,    F. 
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time  and  space.  —  Hayes,  I.  I.     Arctic  explorations.  — 
Flourens,  J.  M.  P.     Mem.  of  G.  Saint  Hilaire.  —   Lau- 
gel,  A.     The  sun;  its  chem.   analysis.   —  Lee,   Dr.  J. 
Progress  of  astron.  photog.  —  Lespiault,  M.  G.     Small 
planets  between  Mars  and  Jupiter.  —  Dufour,  C.     Scin 
tillation  of  the  stars.  —  Daubree,  G.  A.     Synthetical 
studies  and  experiments  on  metamorphism  and  forma 
tion  of  crystalline  rocks.  —  Craig,  B.   F.     Report  on  ni 
trification.  — -  Hunt,  J.  S.     Notes  on   the  hist,  of  petro 
leum,  or  rock  oil.  —  Allen,  Z.     Explosibility  of  coal  oils. 

—  Destructive    effect    of   iron    rust.    —    Archf&ilofiy. 
Reclus,   E.     Lacustrian  cities  of  Switzerland.  —  Riiti- 
meyer,  7>r.  L.     Fauna  of  M  iddle  Europe  during  the  stone 
age.  —  Troya,  F.     Report  upon  the  antiq.  and  ethnolog. 
col.  of  the  Cantonal  Museum  at  Lausanne;  —  Report  to 
the  commiss.  of  the  museums  of  the  Canton  of  Vaud  on 
the  rest  arches  made  at  Concise.  —  Peale,   T.  R.     Anc. 
mounds  at  St.  Louis,  Mo.  —  Gibbs,  G.     Instructions  for 
archa?olog.  investigations  in  the  U.  S.  —  Circular,  anc. 
mining  operations  of  the  Lake  Superior  copper  region. 

—  Morgan,  L.  H.     Suggestions  rel.  to  an  ethnolog.  map 
of  N.  Amer.  —  Mit.  hint.     Coues,  E.,  ami  Prentiss,  D. 
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1862.  l"th  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Lecture*.    Barnard,  F. 
A.  P.    Undulatory  theory  of  light.  —  Wilson,  D.     Phys 
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Rive,  A.  de.     Researches  on  the  phenom.  which  accom 
pany  the  propagation  of  electricity  in  highly  rarefied  elas 
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and     Nat.   Hist,  of    Geneva,  July  1862 -June  1863.  

Plateau,  J.     Exper.  and  theoret.  researches  on  the  fig 
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ing,  anc.  and  mod.  —  Peale,  T.  H.  Method  of  preserving 
lepidoptera.  —  Figanierre  e  Morao,  M.  Ace.  of  a  re 
markable  accumulation  of  bats.  —  Tables  of  weights 
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1864.  19th  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Fourier,  J.     Memoir  of 
Delarnbre.  —  Delaunay,  C.  E.     Essay  on  the  velocity  of 
light.  —  Wetherill,  C.  M.     Ozone  and  antozone.  — 
Jamin,  J.     Vegetation  and  the  atmosphere.  —  Becque- 
rel,  A.  C.     Extract  of  a  mem.  on  the  preservation  of 
copper  and  iron  in  salt  water.  —  Preservation  of  wood. 
—Caoutchouc  and  gutta  percha.  —  Karolyi,  Lieut,  von. 
Products  of  the  combustion  of  gun  cotton  and  gunpow 
der  under  circumstances  anal,  to  those  which  occur  in 
practice.   —  Pettenkofer,  M.     Descr.  of  apparatus  for 
testing  the  results  of  perspiration  and  respiration  in  the 
Physiolog.  Inst.,  Munich.  —  Lament,  J.     Solar  eclipse 
of  July  18,  186J.  —  Duby,  M.     Report  on  Trans,  of  the 
Soc.   of   Physics    and   Nat.    Hist,   of  Geneva,   1861.   — 
Troyon,  F.     Crania  Helvetica.  —  Plateau,  J.     Exper. 
and  theoret.  researches  on  the  figures  of  equilibrium  of 
a  liquid  mass  withdrawn  from  the  action  of  gravity,  etc. 

—  Ran,   C.      Artificial   shell  deposits  in  N.  Jersey.  — 
Gibbs,  G.    The  intermixture  of  races.  —  Baegert,  J. 
Aboriginal  inhabitants  of  the   California  peninsula.  — 
Morlot,  A.     Study  of  high  antiq.  in  Europe.  —  Prize 
questions.  —  Jfrploratimts.     Scientific  exped.  to  Mex 
ico.  —  Kirby,  W.  VV.    Journey  to  the  Youcan,  Russian 
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under  the  auspices  of  the  Inst.  —  Hoy,  P.  R.     Journal 
of  an  explor.  of  western  Missouri  in  1854,  under  the  aus 
pices  of  the  Inst.  —  Tables  of  weights  and  measures. 

1865.  20th  ann.  report.  —  Flourens,  M.  J.  V.     Mem. 
of  Ducrotay  de  Blaiuville.  —  Chossat,    Dr.  C.     Report 
on  the  Trans,  of  the  Soc.  of  Physics  and  Nat.  Hist,  of 
Geneva,   18ti3,   1864.   —  Plantamour,    M.    E.      Report, 
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light;  its  phenomena  and  laws.  —  The  senses :  feeling; 
smell.  —  Matteucci,  C.     Electro  physiology.  —  Desor, 
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searches  on  the  figures  of  equilibrium  of  a  liquid  mass 
withdrawn  from  the  action  of  gravity,  etc.  —  Lilljeborg, 
W.     Outline  of  a  systematic  rev.  of  the  class  of  birds.  — 
Prize  questions.  —  Newton,  II.  A.     Metric  system  of 
weights  and  measures. 

1866.  21st  ann.  report.  —  Flourens,  M.  J.  P.     Mem. 
of    Magendie.  —  The   senses;    taste,   hearing,   sight. — 
Huggins,  W.     Lecture  on  the  results  of  spectrum  analy 
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ance  of  the  sun's  disk.  —  Moigno,  L'abhti,    Accidental  or 
•subjective  colors;  persistence  of  images,  contrast,  irra 
diation,  Daltonism,  etc.  —  Plateau,  J.     Figures  of  equi 
librium  of  a  liquid  mass  withdrawn  from  the  action  of 
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B.  R.     The  eastern  Tinneh.  —  Hardisty,  W.  L.      The 
Loucheux  Indians.  —  Jones,  S.     The  Kutehin  tribes.  — 
Hellwald,    V.    von.      Amer.  migration.  —  Rau,  (.'.     In 
dian  pottery.  —  Brinton,  I).  G.     Artificial  shell  deposits 
of  the  U.  8.  —  Dille,  I.  —  Sketch  of  anc.  earth-works. 

—  Pile-work  antiq.  of  Olmutz.  —  Estes,  L.  C.     Antiq 
uities  on  the  banks  of  the  Mississippi  River  and   Lake 
1'epin.   —   Gibbs,    G.     Physical   atlas  of  N.   Amer.  — 
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Cong,    organized   by  the  Archaeol.   Acad.   of   Belgium, 
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land  and  fresh  water  shells.  —  Wood,  H.  C.,  Jr.     Collec 
tion   of    specimens   of  myriapods,    phalangida?,   tt<:   — 
Wetherill,  C.  M.     Plan  of  a  research  upon  the  atmos 
phere.  —  Quale,  P.     Ace.  of  the  cryolite  of  Greenland. 

—  Extracts  from  the  meteorol.  corresp.  of  the  Inst.,  with 
remarks  by  ,1.  Henry.  —  Vaillant,   M.     Horary  varia 
tions  of  the  barometer;  with  notes   by  Prof.  Henry.  — 
Englehardt,   M.      Formation   of   ice  at   the  bottom  of 
water.   —   Sartorius,    C.     The    earthquake    in    eastern 
Mexico,  Jan.  2,  18ti6.  —  Dreutzer,  ().  E.     Statistics  rel. 
to  Norwegian  mountains,  lakes,  and  the  snow  line. 

1867.  22d  ann.  report,  etc.  —  Guild,  R.  A.     Biog.  no 
tice  of  C.  C.  Jewett.  —  Gray,  A.     W.  H.  Harvey.  — 
Beaumont,  E.  de.     Mem.  of  Legendre.  —  Peltier,  F.  A. 
Mem.ofJ.  C.A.Peltier.  — Mailly,  E.    Hist.ofihe  Roy. 
Inst.  of  Gr.  Brit.  —  La  Rive,  A.  do.     M.  Faraday,  his 
life  ami  works.  —  Flourens,  M.  J.  P.     The  Jussuais  and 
the  nat.  method;  tr.  by  C.  A.  Alexander.  —  Marey,  E. 
J.     Nat.  hist,  of  organized  bodies;  tr.  by  C.  A.   Alex 
ander.  —  Matteucci,  C.     Electrical  currents  of  the  earth. 

—  Considerations  on  electricity.  —   Dodge,  G.  W  ,  ami 
othrrx.      Electricity;   account   of    lightning   discharges. 

—  Darwin,  C.    Queries  about  expression  for  authropolog. 
inquiry.  —  Pettigrew,  J.  B.     Var.  modes  of  iiight  in 


rel.  to  aeronautics.  —  Man  as  the  cotemporary  of  the 
mammoth  and  the  reindeer  in  middle  Europe  —  Jamin, 
J.  C.  Photo-  chemistry.  —  Abbe,  C.  Dorpat  and  Poul- 
kova.  —  Taylor,  E.  B."  Traces  of  the  early  mental  con 
dition  of  man.  —  Kthnolngii.  Gunn,  D.  Indi.tn  re 
mains,  Red  River  settlement,  Hudson's  Bay  territory.  — 
Read,  M.  C.  Anc.  mound  near  Chattanooga,  Tenn.  — 
Pidgeon,  W.  Anc.  burial  mound  in  Indiana.  —  Ber- 
thoud,  E.  L.  Anc.  remains  in  Colorado.  —  Agnew,  S. 
A.  Mounds  in  Mississippi.  —  Whitney,  J.  D.  Cave  in 
Calaveras  County,  California.  —  Ethnolog.  depart,  of 
the  Fr.  Expos.,  1867.  —  Hayden,  V.  V.  Notes  on  Indian 
hist.  —  Meigs,  J.  A.  Descr.  of  a  human  skull  from 
Rock  Blu  11',  111.  —  Kabis,  M.  Introd.  to  the  study  of 
the  Coptic  lang.  —  Smart,  C.  Notes  on  the  Tonto 
Apaches.  —  Berendt,  C.  H.  Explorations  in  Cent. 
Amer.  —  Gunn,  D.  Notes  of  an  egging  exped.  to  Shoal 
Lake,  Lake  Winnipeg.  —  Rothrock,  J.  T.  Sketch  of  the 
flora  of  Alaska.  —  Meteorology.  Hurricane  in  the  island 
of  St.  Thomas.  —  Latimer,  G.  A.  Earthquakes  in  St. 
Thomas.  — Rojas,  A.  Maritime  disasters  ot'the  Antilles. 

—  Dickinson,  A.  B.    Eruption  of  a  volcano  in  Nicaragua. 

—  Young,  W.  J.  Cloud-bursts. —  Meteorite  in  Mexico;  by 
A.  Wood  worth,  —  R.  Simson.  —  Ernst,   (i.  A.      Mete 
orology  of  Caracas,  S.  Amer.  —  Pike,  N.    Cyclone  in  the 
Indian  Ocean.  —  Latimer,  G.   A.      Obs.  on  the  great 
hurricane  of  Oct.  2.t,  1867,  at  Tortola,  St.  Thomas,  and 
part  of  Porto  Rico.  —  Prize  questions.  —  La  Rue,  W.  de. 
Abbreviations  used  in  England. 

1868.  2;Sd  ann.  report,  etf.  —Flourens,  M.J.  P.   Mem. 
of  Cuvier;  —  Hist,  of  the  wor^sof  C.  —  Beaumont,  E.  de. 
Mem.  of  CErsted.  —  Notice  of  C.  F.  Schoenhein,  the  dis 
coverer   of  Ozone.   —  Hagen,   G.     Mem.   of  Encke.   — 
Rawson,  R.     Memoir  of  E.  Ilodgkinson.  —  Cazin,  A. 
Recent  prog,  in  rel.  to  the  theory  of  heat.  —  Miiller,  l>r.  J. 
Principles  of  the  mechanical  theory  of  heat.  —  Magrini, 
L.     Continuous  vibratory  movement  of  all  matter  pon 
derable  and  imponderable.  — Tyndall,  J.     Radiation.  — 
Daubree,  M.     Synthetic  experiments  rel.  to  m  teorites, 
approximations    to   which    these  experiments    lead.   — 
Catalogue  of  meteorites  in  the  mineralogical  col.  of  Yale 
Coll.  —  Saussure,  II.. de.     Obs.  on  the  electric  resonance 
of  mts.  —  Stewart,  B.     Experiments  on  aneroid  barom 
eters  made  at  the  Kew  Obs.  —  Ellery,  R.  L.  J.     Anriiv. 
address  of  the  Pres.  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Victoria.  — 
Wartmann,  Prof.  E.     Report  on  the  Trans,  of  the  Soc. 
of  Phys.  and  Nat.  Hist,  of  Geneva,  1867,  1S6S.  —  Broca, 
M.  P.     Hist,  i.f  the  Trans,  of  the  Anthropolog.  Society 
of  Paris,  1865,  1867.  —  Rau,   C.     Drilling  in  stone  with 
out  metal ;  —  Deposit  of  agric.  flint  implements  in  South 
ern  Illinois.  —  Notice  of  the  Blackmorc   Museum,  Salis 
bury,  England.  —  Programme  of  the  Holland  Soc.  of 
Sci.  of  Harlem,  1S6:>.  —  Programme  of  the  Imp.  Acad. 
of  Bordeaux.  —  Pollock,  J.     Brief  ace.  of  the  proc.  em 
ployed  in  the  assay  of  gold  and  silver  coins  at  the  mint 
of  the  U.  S.  — Statement  of  for.  gold  and  silver  coins.  — 
List  of  publ.  of  the  Inst. 

1869.  '24th  ann.  report.  —  Berthrand,    M.     Kepler; 
his    life  and  works.  —  Arago,   I).   F.  .T.     Eulogy  on  T. 
Young.    —  Beaumont,   E.  de.    Mem.  of  A.    Bravais.  — 
Rau,  C.     Mem.  of  C.  F.  P.  vcn    Martins.  —  Matteucci, 
C.     Lite  and  scientific  labors  of  S.   Marianini.  —  Babi- 
net,  J.     The  northern  seas.  —  Lombard,  I>i:  II.  C.     Re 
port  on  the  Trans,  of  the  Soc.  of  Physics  and  Nat.  Hist, 
of  Geneva,  18158,  6i.  —  Simpson,  Gen.  J.  L.     Coronado's 
march  in  search  of  the  'Seven  cities  of  Cibola'.  etc.  —  Lub- 
bock,  Sir  J.  Soc.  and  relig.  condition  of  the  lower  races 
of  man.  —  Huxley,  T.  H.      Principles  and  methods  of 
palaeontology.  —  Schott,  Dr.  A.     Remarks  on  the  'cara 
gigautesca'  of  Yzamal  in  Yucatan.  —  Becquerel,   A.  C. 
Forests  and  their  climatic  influence.  —  Brenndecke,  I>r. 
F.     Meteorites.  —  Abich,  S.     Remarkable  forms  of  hail 
stones  in  Georgia.  —  Sartorius,  C.     Eruption  of  the  vol 
cano  of  Colima. 

1870.  25th   annual   report.  —  Henry,  J.     Eulogy  on 
A.  I).  Bache.  —  Bache,  A.  I).     Lecture  on  Switzerland. 

—  Henry,  J.     On  a  physical  observatory.  —  Arago,  I). 
F.  J.     The  history  of  my  youth  ;  —  Eulogy  on  Herschel. 

—  Life  and  labors  of  H    G.  Magnus.  —  Anderson,  M.  15. 
Sketch  of  life  of  Prof.  C.  Dewey.  —  Taylor,  W.  1!.     Na 
ture  and  origin  of  force.  —  Liebig,  J.  15.  von.     Induction 
and  deduct  on.  —  Haughton,  S.     Address  on  the  rel.  of 
food  to  work,   and  its  bearing  on   medical  practice.  — 
Reynolds,  J.  E.     Hydrogen  as  a  gas  and  as  a  metal.  — 
Wiseman,  — .     Identification  of  the  artisan  and  artist.  — 
Babinet,  J.     The  diamond  and  other  precious  stones.  — 
Ethiinlttgy.     Gibbs,  G.     Language  of  the  aborig.  Indians 
of  Amer.  —  Williams,    H.  C.     Antiquities  in   some  of 
the  Southern  States.  —  Gardner,  W.  II.     Ethnol.  of  the 
Indians  of  the  valley  of  the  Red  River  of  the  North.  — 
Finek,  H.     Antiq.  in  the  state  of  Vera  Cruz,  Mexico.  — 
Dunning,  E.  (>.     Account  of  antiq.  in  Tenn.  —  Stephen- 
son,  M.  F.     Account  of  anc.  mounds  in  Ga.  —  Dayton, 
E.  A.    Explor.  in  Tenn.  —  Harwood,  A.  A.,  Hear  Ad- 


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mlral.  Sarcophagus,  now  in  charge  of  the  Inst.  — 
Grant,  E.  M.  Disc,  of  a  stone  image  in  Tcnn.  now  in 
possession  of  the  Inst.  —  Blyden,  K.  1).  Mixed  races 
in  Liberia.  —  Fowler,  ,T.  Shell  heaps.  —  Peale,  T.  H. 
Uses  of  the  brain  and  marrow  of  animals  among  the  In 
dians  of  N.  Amer.  —  Lyon,  S.  S.  Hi-port  of  an  i-xplor. 
of  anc.  inounds  in  I'mon  Co.,  Ky.  —  Barrandt,  A. 
Sketch  of  ancient  earthworks  on  the  Upper  Missouri.  — 
Stelle,  J.  1'.  Aborig.  ruins  at  Savannah,  Tenn.,  —  of 
aborig.  ruins  on  the  Williams  farm,  Hardin  Co.,  Tenn. 
-  'Icrrettrial  jihyttivH.  Campbell,  .1.  V.  The  earth 
quake  in  I'eru,  Aug.  13,  1»6S.  —  Palmier!,  — .  The 
electi  o-magnetlc  telegraph.  —  Johnson,  R.  W.  Distri 
bution  of  forest  trees  in  Montana,  Idaho,  and  Washing 
ton.  —  Sargent,  W.  I).  Influence  of  the  aurora  on  the 
clouds.  —  Meteorology.  Poey,  A.  New  classification 
of  clouds.  —  Tacchini,  1".  Evaporation  obs.  at  1'alermo, 
istio,  CO.  —  Zantedeschi,  F.  Electricity  of  induction  in 
the  aerial  strata  of  the  atmosphere.  — Palmieri,  — .  Pres 
ence  of  electricity  during  the  fall  of  rain.  —  Elliott,  K. 
S.  Climate  of  Kansas.  —  Porter,  — .  Ace.  of  a  hail 
storm  on  the  Bosphorus.  —  Bache,  Lieut.  G.  M.  Ace. 
of  a  hail-storm  in  Texas. 

1871.  26th  ann.  report.  —  Dodge,  X.  S.  Memoir  of 
Sir  J.  F.  W.  Ilerschel.  —  Arago,  I).  F.  J.  Eulogy  on  J. 
Fourier.  —  Odling,  W.  Prof.  T.  Graham's  scientific 
work.  —  Helmholtz,  II.  Relation  of  the  phys.  sci.  to 
Bci.  in  general.  —  Kornhuber,  O.  A.  Alternate  genera 
tion  anil  parthenogenesis  in  the  animal  kingdom.  —  Reich- 
ardt,  II.  \V.  Present  state  of  our  knowledge  of  cryp- 
togamous  plants.—  Stockwell,  J.  X.  Recent  researches 
on  the  secular  variations  of  the  planetary  orbits.  —  De 
Forest,  K.  L.  On  some  methods  of  interpolation  appli 
cable  to  the  graduation  of  irregular  series.  —  Sa  assure, 
11.  H.  de.  Report  on  the  Trans,  of  the  Soc.  of  Physics  and 
Xat.  Hist.,  of  Geneva,  June  1870  -June  1871.  —  Expedi 
tion  toifnrd.  the  \orth,  Pole.  Robeson,  G.  M.  Instruc 
tions,  etf.  —  Henry,  J.  Letter.  —  Hilgard,  J.  E. 
General  directions.  —  Newcomb,  S.  Astronomy.  — 
Hilgard,  J.  K.  Magnetism;  —  Force  of  gravity;  — 
Ocean  physics.  —  Henry,  J.  Meteorol.  —  Baird,  S.  F. 
Xat.  hist.  —  Meek,  F.  B.  Geology.  —  Agassiz,  L. 
Glaciers.  —  Kf/ino/oyy.  Comfort,  A.  J.  Indian  mounds 
near  Fort  Wadsworth,  Dakota.  —  Berthoud,  E.  8. 
Antiq.  on  the  ( 'ache  la  Poudre  River,  Weld  Co..  Colorado. 

—  Lyon,  W.  15.     Antiq.  in  Xew  Mex.   —  Spainhour,  J. 
M.     Antiq.  in  Lenoir  Co.,  X.  C.    —   McConnell,  K.  M. 
Ace.  of  the  old  Indian  village,  Kushkushkee,  near  Xew- 
castle,  Pa.  —  Grossmann,  dipt.  F.  K.     Pima  Indians,  of 
Arizona.   —  Crook,  GUI.  G.      Indian  mode  of  making 
arrow-heads  and  obtaining  tire.   —   Peter,  Dr.  R.     Anc. 
mound  near  Lexington,  Ky.   —   Brown,  D.     Shell-heap 
in  Ga.   —   Schott,  Dr.  A.      Remarks  on  an  anc.  relic  of 
Maya  sculpture.    —   Much,  Dr.  M.     Ancient  hist,  of  X. 
Amer. ;  communication  to  the  Anthropol.  Soc.  of  Vienna. 

—  Roehrig,  F.  L.  O.       Language  of  the  Dakota  or  Sioux 
Indians.    —    Meteorology.      Latimer,  G.      Meteorol.  of 
Porto  Rico.  —  Collins,  Col.      Meteorology  of  the  Green 
River  country.   —   Lamark,  — .      Distinction   between 
tornadoes  and  tempests.  —  Meek,  AVr.  J.  B.     Ace.  of  a 
tornado  which  occurred  in  Spruce  Creek  Valley,  Centre 
Co  ,  Pa.  —  Effect  of  the  moon  on  the  weather.  —  Knight, 
T.  R.     Connection  of  gales  of  wind,  and  appearance  of 
the  aurora.  —  Harrison,  W.     Ace.  of  a  storm  in  Butler 
Co.,  Kansas  Co.,  June  23,  1871. 

1872.  27th  ami.  report.  —  Arago,  D.  F.  J.  Eulogy  on 
Ampere.  —  Fischer,  P.  Scientific  labors  of  E.  Lartet.  — 
Peabody,  A.  P.  Scientific  educ.  of  mechanics  and  arti 
sans.  —  Bauer,  A.  Organic  bases.  —  Kletzinsky,  Prof. 
Nitrogen  bodies  of  mod.  chem.  —  Egleston,  T.  Scheme 
for  the  qualitative  determination  of  substances  by  the 
blow-pipe.  —  Blow-pipe  apparatus  of  Hawkins  £  Wale. 

—  Suess,  K.      Boundary-line  between  geol.  and  hist.  — 
Brezina,  A.      Explanation  of  tin-  principles  of  crystal 
lography  and  crystallophysics.  —  Woeikof,  A.    Meteorol. 
in  Russia.   —    I)  mat  i.  G.  B.     Phenomena  manifested  in 
telegraphic   lines   during   the   aurora   borealls,    and   the 
origin  of  northern  lights.  —  Ethnology.     Broca,  P.     The 
troglodytes,  or  cave-dwellers,  of  the  valley  of  the  Vczere. 

—  Rau,  C.     Ancient  aborig.  trade  in  X.  Amer.;   —  N. 
Amer.  stone  implements.   —   Bruff,  J.  G.      Indian  en 
gravings  on  the  face  of  rocks  along  Green  River  Valley 
in  the  Sierra  Xevadas.  —  Lee,  J.  C.  V.     Ancient  ruin  in 
Arizona.   —  Barrandt,  A.     Haystack  Mound.  Lincoln 
Co.,  Dakota.  —  Breed,  K.  E.     Earth-works  in  Wisconsin. 

—  Dean,  C.  K.      Mound  in  Wisconsin.   —   Warner,  J. 
The  Elephant  Mound  in  Grant  Co.,  Wisconsin.  —  Cutts, 
J.  B.     Anc.  relics  in  northwestern  la.  —   Perrin,  T.  M. 
Mounds  near  Anna,  Union  Co.,  III.   —   Peter,  R.     Anc. 
inounds  in  Kentucky.   —  Stephenson,  M.  F.      Mounds 
in  Bartow  Co.,  Ga.  —  McKinley,  W.     Mounds  in  Mcln- 
tosh  and  Early  Counties,  Ga.  —  Hotchkiss,  T.  P.     Indian 
remains  in  Caddo  Parish,  La.  —  Lockett,  S.  II.     Mounds 
in  La.  —  Peale,  T.  E.     Prehistoric  remains  in  the  vicinity 


of  Wash.,  D.  C.  —  Catal.  of  cabinet  of  Indian  relics 
presented  by  J.  A.  Devereux  to  the  Inst.  —  Kipp,  J. 
Accuracy  of  Catlin's  ace.  of  the  Indian  ceremonies. 

1873.  28th  ann.  report.  —  Dodge,  N.  S.     C.  Babbage. 

—  Stebbins,  R.  P.     L.  Agassi*. —  Gray,  A.    J.  Torrey. 

—  Stevens,  .1.  A.,  Jr.     G.  Gibbs.  —  Dalton,  J.  C.  Origin 
and  propagation  of  disease.  —  Connection  of  electricity 
and  magnetism  :  Helmholtz,  II.  L.  F.     Review  of  math, 
theories;—  Maxwell,  C.    Action  at  a  distance. —  Gould, 
7MB.  A.     Astron.  obs.  at  Cordoba.  —  Mailly,  E.     Esti 
mate   of   the  population   of  the   world.    —    Morin,  A. 
Warming  and  ventilatinir  buildings.  —  De  Forest,  E.  L. 
Add.  to  a  mem.  on  methods  of  interpolation  applicable 
to   the    graduation   of    irregular   series.    —    klhnoloyti. 
Schumacher,  P.     The  kjokkcn-n.oddings  on  the  X.  W. 
coast  of  Amer.   —    Berendt,  Dr.  C.  II.     Grammar  and 
diet,  of  the  Carib  or  Karif  lang.   —   Gillmann,  II.     The 
mound-builders  and  platycncmism  in  Michigan.—  Schott, 
A.,  anil  Mason,  O.  T.     The  Leipsic  Museum  of  Ethnol. 

—  Perrine,  T.  M.     Antiq.  of  Union  Co.,  111.  —  Patton, 

A.     Antiq.  of  Knox  Co.,  Ind.,  and  Lawrence  Co.,  III. 

Mtitctl.  (orresfi.    Dall,  W.  H.     Explor.  of  the  W.  coast 
of  X.  Amir   —  Pierson,  W.  M.     Meteorite  in  Mexico. — 
Brunot,  F.  R.     Habits  of  the  beaver.    —    Jevons,  W.  S. 
National  library.  —  Prize  questions. 

1874.  29th  ann.  report.  —  Arago,  D.  F.  J.     La  Place. 

—  Mailly,  E.     Quetelet.  —  Dumas,  A.  I).     A.  A.  de  La 
Rive.  —   Hilgard,  Pi  of.  J.  E.     Tides  and  tidal  action  in 
harbors.  —  Lemstrom,  Pi  of.  S.    Obs.  upon  the  electricity 
of   the    atmosphere    and    the    aurora    borealis,   during 
Swedish  exped.,  1808.  —  Candolle,  A.  de.    On  a  dominant 
lang.  for  science.   —   Schott,  (J.  A.      Underground  tem 
perature.   —    Du  Pre,  W.     Earthquakes  in  X.  Carolina, 
1874.   —  La  Rive,  A.  de.      Report  on  the  Trans,  of  the 
Soc.  of  Physics  and  Xat.  Hist,  of  Geneva,  1872-73. — 
Morin,  A.      Warming  and   ventilation.   —   Ethnology. 
Schumacher,  P.      Anc.  graves  and  shell-heaps  of  Cali 
fornia.  —  King,  W.  M.     Burial  of  an  Indian  squaw,  San 
Bernardino  Co.,  Ca.  —  McWhorter,  T.      Anc.  mounds 
of  Mercer  Co.,  111.  —  Pratt,  W.  H.     Antiq.  of  Whiteside 
Co.,  111.  —  Farquharson,  l>r.  R.  J.    A  study  of  skulls, 
etc.,  from  mounds  near  Albany,  111.    —   Tiffany    \    S 
The  shell  bed  skull.  —  Hill,  G.  W.    Antiq.  of  X.  Ohio! 

—  Robertson,  K.  S.     The  age  of  stone,  and  the  troglo 
dytes  of  Breckinridge  Co.,  Ky.  —  Antiq.  of  Isle  Koyale, 


Ida;  by  A.  Mitchell,  —  J.  Bartram. 

1875.  30th  aim.  report.  —  Arago,  D.  F.  J.   Eulogy  on 
A.  Volta.  —  Candolle,  A.  de.      Probable  future  of  the 
human   race;   —   Report  on   the  Trans,  of  the  Soc.  of 
Phys.  and  Xat.  Hist,  of  Geneva.  —  Prestwich,  J.     Part 
and  future  of  geology.  —  Report  of  a  spec.  eomm.  [on] 
the  mem.  of  H.  G.  Wex  upon   the   diminution   of  the 
•water  of  rivers  and  streams.  —  Taylor,  W.  B.     Refrac 
tion  of  sound.   —   Henry,  J.     Organization  of  local  sci. 
societies.  —  Ethnology.     International  code  of  symbols 
for  charts  of   pre-historic  nrchaeol.    —    Gillmann,  H. 
Characteristics  pertaining  to  anc.  man  in  Michigan.  — 
Abbott,  C.  C.     Stone-age  in  Xew  Jersey. 

1876.  31st  ann.  report. —  Arago,  I).  F.  J.     Eulosy  on 
Guy-Lussac.    —    Fialho,  A.         Biog.    sketch    of    bom 
Pedro  ii.,  Emp.  of  Bra/il.    —   Taylor,  W.  B.      Kinetic 
theories  of  gravitation.  —  Pilar,  G.     Revolutions  of  the 
crust  of  the  earth.  —  Kirkwood,  I).     Asteroids  between 
Mars  and  Jupiter.  —  El/moloyy.    Mason,  O.  T.    Latimer 
col.  of  antiq.  from  Porto  Rico.   —   Romer,  F.  F.      pre 
historic  antiq.  of  Hungary.    —   Blondel,  S.       Jade.  — 
Williamson,  G.    Antiq.  of  Guatemala.   —   Berendt,  C. 
II.      Col.   of  hist.   docs,  in   Guatemala.    —    Strong,  M! 
Prehistoric  mounds  of  Grant  Co.,  Wis.  —  Snyder,  J.  F! 
Deposits  of  flint  implements.   —   Smith,  (,'.  D.   '  Anc! 
mica  mines  in   X.  Carolina.  —   Peet,  8.  D.       Double- 
walled  earthwork  in  Ashtabula  Co.,  O.  —  Ellsworth,  K. 
W.    Anc.  Implements  of  wood.  —  Powers,  S.    Central 
mission  to  the  Indians  of  W.  Nevada  and  California.  — 
Doyle,  W.  E.      Indian  forts   and   dwellings.  —  Brack- 
ett,  A.  G.     The  Sioux,  or  Dakota  Indians. 

1877.  32d  aim.  report.  —  Holmgren,  F.     Color-blind, 
ness  in  its  rel.  to  accidents  by  rail  and  sea.  —  Henry,  J 
Color-blindness.   —    Plantamour,  E.       Report   on   the 
Trans,  of  the  Geneva  Soc   of  Phys.  and  Xat.  Hist     1874- 
75,  —  MUller,  J.     1875-76,   —   Favre,  A.      1876-77.  _ 
Etlinoloi/y.      Cannon,  G.  L.      Antiq.  of  Jefferson   and 
Clear  Creek  Cos..  Colorado.   —   Strong,  M.      Antiq.  in 
Wisconsin.    —    Hart,  J.  X.  de.      Mounds  and  osteology 
of  the  mound-builders  of  Wisconsin.  —  Breed,  E.  E 
Pits   at  Embarrass.    —    Moulton,  M.  W.      Mound's   in 


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Delaware  Co.,  Iowa.  —  Knapp,  Mm.  G.  Earthworks  on 
the  Arkansas  River.  —  Lykins,  W.  H.  H.  Antiq.  of 
Kansas  City,  Mo.  —  Shaw,  J.  Mound-builders  in  the 
Kock  liivcr  Valley,  111.  —  Cochrane,  J.  Antiq.  of  Mason 
Co.,  111.  —  Hill,  (jr.  W.  Earthworks  of  Ashland  Co., 
O.  —  Case,  H.  B.  Flint  implements  in  Holmes  Co.,  O. 

—  Miller,  F.     Mound  in  Trumhull  Co.,  O.   —  Friel,  J. 
Antiq.  of  Hancock  Co.,  Ky.  —  Clark,  W.  M.    Antiq.  of 
Tennessee.   —  Jones,  C.  C.     Aborig.  structures  in  Ga. 

—  Bailey,  W.  B.  F.      Antiq.  of  Spalding  Co.,   Ga.  — 
Gaines,  A.  8.,  and  Cunningham,  K.  M.     Shell-heaps  on 
Mobile  River.   —  Ran,  C.      The   stock  in  trade  of  an 
aborig.  lapidary;   —   Gold  ornament  from  a  mound  in 
Florida.  —  Haldemann,  S.  8.     A  polychrome  bead  from 
Florida.  —  Harrison,  A.  M.  Colored  bead  from  a  mound, 
Black  Hammock,  Fla.  —  Mayberry,  8.  P.      Shell-heaps 
at  the  mouth  of  St.  John's  River,  Fa.  —  Taylor,  W.  M. 
Mound  in  VV.  Pennsylvania.  —  Shepard,  E.  M.     Arrow 
heads  near  Fishkill.   —   Gibbs,  G.  J.     Stone  celts  in  the 
W.  Indies  and  Africa.  —  Gait,  F.  L.     Indians  of  Peru. 

—  Bowers,  S.      Santa   Rosa  Island.   —  MacParlin,  T. 
Hist,  and   climate   of  New  Mexico.   —  Weismann,  A. 
Change  of  the  Mexican  axolotl   to   an   amblystoma.  — 
Meteorol.    Hann,  J.    Diminution  of  aqueous  vapor  with 
increasing  altitude  in  the  atmosphere;   —  Influence  of 
rain  upon  the  barometer,  etc. ;  —  Atmospheric  pressure 
and  rain-fall;  —  Laws  of  the  variation  of  temperature  in 
ascending  currents  of  air.   —  Sohncke,  L.      Law  of  the 
var.  of  temp,  in  ascending  moist  currents  of  air.  —  Reye, 
T.     Rain-fall  and  harom.  minima.   —  Hann,  J.     Dif.  of 
pressure  and  the  velocity  of  the  wind  ace.  to  the  theories 
of  Ferrel.   —    Ferrel,  W.      Reply  to  the  criticisms  of  J. 
Hann.   —   Colding,  A.      Nature  of  currents  of  air;  — 
Whirlwind   at  St.  Thomas,    Aug.  1871.    —    Peslin,  — . 
Rel.  between  barometrical  variations  and  general  atmos 
pheric  currents. 

1878.  33d  aim.  report.  — Gray,  A.  Biog.  mem.  of  J. 
Henry.  —  Arago,  I).  F.  J.  Condorcet.  —  Favre,  E.  L. 
Agassi/.  — Taylor,  W.  B.  Henry  and  the  telegraph.  — 
Lautenbach,  B.  F.  Effect  of  a  polarized  nerve:  Pflil- 
ger's  'Electrotonus'.  —  Wood,  II.  C.,  Jr.  Fever.  —  Le- 
conte,  J.  Constants  of  nature.  —  List  of  apparatus  rel. 
to  heat,  light,  etc.  —  Ober,  F.  A.  Ornithological  explor. 
of  the  Caribbee  Islands.  —  Kumlien,  L.  Explor.  in 
Greenland.  —  Henry,  J.  Researches  in  sound  with  ref. 
to  fog  signaling. 

—  1st  report  of  the  organization  committee,  Dec. 

1,  1846.     n.t.p.     [Wash.,  1846.]   8°. 
• —     Saint,    recommitted    anil    presented    Jan.   25,   1847. 
With  resolutions,  etc.     Wash.,  1847.  8°.    (E  123) 

—  1st  report   of  the  secretary    to    the  Board    of 

Regents,  Dec.  8,  1847.      Wash.,  1848.  8°. 

—  Report  on  recent  improvements  in  the  chemical  arts; 

by  J.  C.  Booth,  and  C.  Moriit.  Wash.,  1852.  8°. 
(E  123) 

—  Report   on   the   construction  of  catalogues   of 

libraries;  by  C.C.  Jewett.     Wash.,  1852.  8°. 

—  Same.     Wash.,  1853.  8°. 

—   Report  on  the  history  of  the  disc,   of  Neptune;  by  B. 
A.  Gould.     Wash.,  1850.  8°.     (E  123) 

—  Reports,  etc.,  of  the  Smithsonian  Inst.,  exhibit 

ing  its  plans,  operations,  and  condition  to 
Jan.  1,  1849.  From  the  3d  ann.  report 
of  the  Board  of  Regents.  Wash.,  1849.  8°. 

—  DARLINGTON,  W.    Plea  for  a  nat.  museum  and  botanic 

garden  to  be  founded  on  the  Smithsonian  Inst. 
West  Chester,  1841.  8".  (E  123) 

—  FOSTEU,  W.      Soc.   for  the  study  of  pol.  econ.,  phil. 

of  hist.,  and  the  sci.  of  gov.;  proposed  by  a  citizen 
of  Boston.  Boston,  1857.  8".  (E  123) 

—  HENRV,  J.     Organization  of  the  Smithsonian  Inst.  (In 

Amer.  Assoc.  Sci.     Proc..  v.  1.  184!*.) 

—  MAKSII,  G.  P.     Speech,  bill  for  establishing  the  Inst., 

April  22.     Wash.,  1846.  8°.     (E  123) 

—  RHEES,   W.   J.      Account  of   the   Smithsonian   Inst. 

Wash.,  1857.  8°.     (E  123) 

—  Six  articles  upon  the  Smithsonian  Inst.,  with  letters  of 

Prof.  Pierce  and  Agassiz.    Boston,  1855.  8°.    (E123) 

—  SMITHSONIAN   Institution.    Fr.   Amer.  jour,   of   sci., 

2d  ser.,  v.  22,  1855.     [Wash.,  1855.]  8°.     (E  123) 

—  UNITED  STATES.  '2(\th  Cony.  1st  net*,  House.     Report 

of  the  committee  on  the  bill  to  provide  for  the  dis 
posal  of  the  fund  bequeathed  by  J.  Smithson  to  tho 
U.  S.  n.t.p.  [Wash.,  1840.]  8°.  (No.  277.  E  123) 

—  —  33(/  Cong,  'id  sen*.  House.     Report  from  the  commit 

tee    [on]    the   letter   of  R.   Choate   on   Smithsonian 
Inst.     n.tp.     [Wash.,  1855.]  8°.     (No.  141.   E  123) 
Smoke.     EVEI.Y.V,  J.     Fumifugium  ;   the  inconven 
ience  of  the   aer  and   smoak  of  London  dissipated. 
[1661.]     (In  his  Miscel.  writings.  1825.) 


—  FREND,    W.       Is  it  impossible  to  free  London  from 

smoke,  etc.?  (In  Pamphleteer,  1819;  v.  15  of  B  838) 

—  WILLIAMS,  C.  W.     Elementary  treatise  on  the 

combustion  of  coal  and  prevention  of  smoke. 

London,  We.alc,  1858.   16". 
Smoking.     See  Tobacco. 
Smollett,  Patrick  B.     Cotton  supplies  from  India;  and  the 

government    monopoly   of   the    soil.      Manchester, 

Cotton  Supply  Assoc.,  [18(50].  8°.     (E283) 
Smollett,  Tobias  George.     Adventures  of  Peregrine 

Pickle;    [with]    mem.  of  a  lady  of    quality. 

Dublin,  1751.  3  v.   (v.  3.  w.).   16°. 

—  Advice,  and  reproof;  two  satires,     n.t.p.     [17 — .1  8°. 

(C  191) 

—  Compendium   of    authentic    and    entertaining 

voyages.     2d  ed.     London,  1766.  7  v.   12". 

Contents.     Vol.  1.     Columbus.    —   Vasco  de  Gama.  — 

Cabral.  —  Conquest  of  Mexico,  by  Cortes.      2.     Conquest 

of  Mexico,  by  Cortes.  —  Conquest  of  Peru.  —  Discovery 

of  Florida.      3.     Disc,  of  Florida.  —  Voy.  of  Magellan. 

—  Drake.  —  Raleigh.  —  Rowe.  — •  Monk.      4.     Narrative 
of  eight  men  preserved  in  Greenland,  1030.   —   Account 
of  a  shipwreck  near  Spitsbergen,  lt>4(>.  —  Description  of 
Iceland.  —  Voy.  of  Capt.  James.  —  Nieuhoft'.      5.     Bald- 
aeus'  account  of  Malabar  and  Coromandel.  —  Ceylon,  and 
the  disputes  therein   between    the    Portuguese   and   the 
Dutch.  —  Voy.  to  the  North  of  Europe.  —  Memoirs  rel.  to 
Russia.  —  Voyage  of  L.  Wafer  to  Amer.  —  Expedition 
against  Carthagene,  1741.      6.     Voy.  round  the  world  by 
Dampier.  —  J.  F.  Gemelli.      7.     J.  F.  Gemelli.  —  Rogers. 

—  George,  now  Ld.  Anson. 

—  Complete  hist,  of  Eng.,  to  1748.     (Vol.  1-3,  2d 

ed.  ;  4-11,  3d  ed.)    Loml.,  1758-60.  11  v.  8°. 

Continuation,  [1748-62].      (Vol.   1,  new    ed.) 

London,  1763-64.  4  v.  8°. 

-  History    of  England,    1688-1760,    continuation 
of  liume.     N.  Y.,  1810.  4  v.  8". 

—  Same.     London,  Cooke.  [18  —  ].  7  v.   18°. 

—  Miscellaneous  works.     Edin.,  1820.   6  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.1.  Life  of  S. ;  by  R.  Anderson.  — 
Roderick  Random.  2,  3.  Peregrine  Pickle.  4.  Fer 
dinand  Count  Fathom;  expedition  against  Carthagena. 
5.  Launcelot  Greaves:  travels  in  France  and  Italy.  6. 
Humphrey  Clinker,  and  adventures  of  an  atom. 

—  Poems.     (In  Anderson,  R.     Brit,  poets,  v.  ]0.  1795;  — 

in  Chalmers,    A.      Eng.  poets,  v.    15.  1810;  —  and 
in  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1819.) 

—  Poetical  works  of  S.,  Johnson,  and  Goldsmith. 

Charlestown,  1810.   12". 

—  Present  state  of  all  nations.      (Vol.  1.2ded.) 

London,  1768-69.  8  v.  8°. 

—  Reprisal.     (In  Col.  of  most  esteemed  farces,  v.  2.  1792.) 

—  CAKV,  II.     (In  Iiix  Lives  of  Eng.  poets.  1840.) 

—  CO.MHER,  T.     Vindication   of  the   rev.   in    Eng.,    16S8; 

[against]   Dr.   Smollett.     London,   1758.8".     (B  579) 

—  LAWRENCE,  E.     (In  hi*  Lives  of  Brit,  hist.,  v.  1.  1855.') 

—  SCOTT,  Sir  W.     (In    hi*  Lives  of  the  novelists,   v.   1. 

1826;  —  nntl  in  his  Biog.  mem.,  v.  1.    18:54.) 

—  THACKERAY,  W.  M.    (In  ttis  Eng.  humorists.  1853.) 

See  alxo  Critical  review. 

Smolnikar,  Andreas  Bernardus.  Important  disclosures; 
also,  Invitation  to  a  convention  of  the  republican 
Protestants  against  Papists.  Pittsburgh,  1850.  8°. 
(B1504) 

Smooth  preaching.    See  Walker,  J.  1823.     (C  110) 

Smucker.     Si-e  Schmucker. 

Smuggler,  The*  by  G.P.  R.  James.  Lpz.,  Tauchnitz, 
1845.  2  v.  16". 

Smuggling.  MEMOIRS  of  a  smuggler,  '  The  Rob  Roy  of 
the  west1.  (In  United  service  mag.,  1845-46.) 

Smylie.     See.  alto  Smiley  ;  —  Smilie  ;  —  Smillie. 

Smylie,  James.  Review  of  letter  from  the  presbytery  of 
Chillicothe  to  the  presbytery  of  Mississippi,  on  slav 
ery.  Wood vi lie,  1836.  8°.  (B1471) 

—  SMITH,  G.     Letter  to  S.     N.  Y.,  1837.  8°.    (B  1471) 
Smyrna.      BREWER,    J.      First  four    years  of  the 

American    independent     Smyrna     missions. 
Smyrna,  1834.   12". 

—  ISMF.KK  ;  or,  Smyrna  and  its  British  hospital,  in 

1855.     London,  1856.  8". 

—  MEAI>,    R.      De   nurnmis    a   Smyrnreis   in   medicortim 

lionorem  percussis.    (In  MX  Oratio  Harveiaiia.  1724.) 
Smyth,  Charles  Piaz/.i.      Antiquity  of  intellectual 
man.     Edin.,  1868.  8°. 


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-  Life  and  work  at  the  great  pyramid,  Jan.-Apr. 

186-5.     Edin.,  1867.  3  v.  8". 
—  Our  inheritance  in  the  great  pyramid.  London, 

1864.   8°. 

—  Teneriffe  ;  an  astronomer's  experiment ;    illust. 

with  photo-stereographs.     London,  1858.  8°. 
Smyth,    David    Wm.      Short    topog.    descrip.    of 
tipper  Canada  ;  with  a  provincial  gazetteer. 
[2d  ed.  by  F.  Gore.]     London,  1813.  8°. 

—  Map  of  upper  Canada.     London,  1800.  f°.    (E  68) 
Smyth,   Egbert  Coffin.     From   Leasing  to  Schleiermacher; 

or,  From  rationalism  to  faith.  (In  Boston  lectures, 
1870.) 

Smyth,  G.  Carmichael.  History  of  the  reigning 
family  of  Lahore.  Calcutta,  1847.  8°. 

Smyth,  Itrv.  George.  The  Church  of  Home's  claim  of  au 
thority,  etc.',  sermon,  Baiters-Hull,  1734.  London, 
1735.  8°.  (B  33) 

—  funeral  sermon  on.  1746.      See  Chandler,  8.     (C  201) 
Smyth,  Mrs.  Gillespie.      Memoirs   and  corresp.  of 

Sir  11.  M.  Keith  ;  with  mem.  of  Carolina 
Matilda  of  Denmark.  London,  1849. 
2  v.  8°. 

Smyth,  James  Carmichael,  M.D.,  b.  1741,  d.  1821. 
Kemarks  on  the  report  of  M.  Chaptal ;  with 
exam,  of  the  claim  of  M.  Guiton  de  Morveau 
to  the  discovery  of  the  power  of  mineral  acid 
gazes  on  contagion.  London,  1805.  8°. 

—  Case  of  cancer  of  the  stomach.  —  Effect  of  some  med 

icines  employed  in  the  cure  of  cutaneous  diseases.  — 
Efficacy  of  spiritus  vitrioli  dulcis  in  the  cure  of 
fevers.  —  Remarks  on  the  influenza  of  1782.  (/» 
Med.  Soc.  Prom.  Med.  Kn.  Med.  comm.,  v.  1.  1784.) 
—  Danger  of  wounding  the  epigastric  artery  in  the 
operation  of  tapping  for  ascites.  —  Of  aphonia  spas- 
rnodica.  —  Of  different  kinds  or  species  of  inflam 
mation.  —  Three  instances  of  sudden  death,  with 
appearances  on  dissection.  —  Use  of  cantharides, 
taken  in  substance,  in  diseases  of  the  bladder.  (In 
v.  2.  1790.) 

—  Treatise   on    dropsy  of    the   brain.      London, 

1814.   8°. 

—  JOHNSTONE,  J.   Reply  to  S.  on  mineral  ackl  gas 

in  contagion.     London,  1805.  8°. 
Smyth,  Sir  James  Carmichael,  Maj.  Gen.,  d.  1838. 

Precis  of   the  wars  in  Canada,    1755-1814; 

ed.  b}1  Sir  J.  Carmichael.     London,  1862.  8°. 
Smyth,  John.     AINSWORTH,  II.     Defence  of  the  Scriptures 

against  the  calumnies  of  8.    n. p.,  [1606].  4°.    (B  46) 
Smyth,  John,  R.E.    Construction  of  barracks  for  tropical 

climates.     (In   Gr.   Brit.     Corps    of  Roytil  Kngin. 

Papers,  v.  2.  1844.)  —  On  timber.    (In  v.  5.  1842.) 
Smyth,  John.     Speech  In  favor  of  Dr.  Cheever.     (In  Chee- 

ver,  G.  B.     American  slavery,  etc.  1860.  D37) 
Smyth,  John  F.  D.     Tour  in  the  U.  S.     London, 

1784.  2  v.  8°. 

Smyth,  Piazzi.     See  Smyth,  Charles  Piazzi. 
Smyth,  Richard.     Obituary  ;    a  catalogue  of  such 

persons  as  he  knew  from  1627-74;    ed.  by 

Sir  II.  Ellis.     London,   1849.  4°.      (Camden 

Soc.,  v.  44.) 
Smyth,  Thomas.      Ecclesiastical  catechism  of  the 

Presbyterian  Church.     Boston,  1841.  18°. 

—  Ecclesiastical  republicanism  ;    or,  Republican 

ism,  etc.,  of  presbytery.       Boston,  1840.   12°. 

—  The  fundamental  doctrines  of  Christianity.      Phila.. 

1846.  12°.    (C210) 

—  The  prelatical  doctrine  of  the  apostolical  suc 

cession.     Boston,  1841.  8°. 

—  Presbytery  not  prelacy  the  scriptural    polity. 

Boston,  1843.  8°. 

Smyth,  Warington  Wilkinson.     A  year  with    the 
Turks.     N.  Y.,  1854.  12°. 

—  Account  of  the  coal  and  lignite  raised  and  of  the  iron 

and  steel  manufactured  in  France.  —  Ace.  of  the 
mining  academies  of  Saxony  and  Hungary.  — Not* 
on  Gogofau  or  Ogofau  mine.  —  Notice  of  the  min 
ing  establishment  of  France.  (In  Gr.  Brit.  Gtologi- 
cal  Purvey.  Mem.,v.  1.  1846.) 
349.  (12.  10.  80.) 


Smyth,  \Vm.  Discovery  of  the  Popish  sham-plot  In  Ire 
land  cont.  to  corresp.  with  their  sham-plot  in  Eng. 
n.l-ii.  [1681.]  f°.  (A  53) 

Smyth,  NVm.  English  lyricks.  2d  ed.  Liverpool, 
1798.  12°. 

—  Evidences  of  Christianity.     London,  1845.  12°. 

-  Lectures  on  modern  history.      London,   1840. 

2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.    3d  Amer.  ed.  with  introd.  by  J.  Sparks. 

Boston,  1849.  8°. 

-  Lectures  on  the  French  Revolution.     London, 

1840.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     New  ed.,  with  an  add.  lecture.     Lon 

don,  Bohn,  1855.  2  v.  8°. 

Smyth,  Rear-Adm.  Wm.  Henry.  Addenda  to  the 
JEdes  Hartwellianje.  London,  1864.  4°. 

—  Letters  on  Sir  J.  Hawkins.   1850.     See  Collier,  J.  P. 

(A  62) 

—  Life  and  services  of  P.  Beaver.    Lond.,  1829.  8°. 

—  The  Mediterranean ;    memoir,  phys.,  hist.,  and 

nautical.     London,  1854.  8°. 

—  Memoir   descriptive  of  Sicily  and  its   islands. 

London,  1824.  4°. 

—  The    sailor's    word-book ;    digest   of    nautical 

terms ;     rev,  by   Sir   E.  Belcher.      London, 
1867.  8°. 

—  Synopsis     of    [his]    published    and    privately 

printed  works.     London,  1864.  4°. 

—  atid  Lowe,  F.      Narrative  of  a  journey  from 

Lima  to  Para,  across  the  Andes  and  down 
the  Amazon,  with  a  view  of  ascertaining  the 
practicability  of  a  navigable  communication 
with  the  Atlantic  by  the  rivers  Pachitea, 
Ucayali,  and  Amazon.  London,  1836.  8°. 
Smythe,  Charles  W.  Our  own  elementary  gram 
mar.  Greensboro',  N.  C.,  1863.  12°. 

—  Our  own  primary  grammar.     3d  ed.     Greens 

boro',  N.  C.,  1863.  12°. 

Smythe,  Emily  Anne  (Beaufort),  Viscountess 
Strangford.  Eastern  shores  of  the  Adriatic 
in  1863;  with  a  visit  to  Montenegro.  Lon 
don,  1864.  8°. 

Smythe,  George  Sydney.  Historic  fancies.  Lon 
don,  1844.  8°. 

Smythe,  Percy  Ellen  Frederick  Wm.,  Viscount 
Strangford.  Selection  from  his  writings ;  ed. 
by  Viscountess  S.  London,  1869.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Chaos.  —  Notes  on  Turkey :  The 
Bulgarians;  —  The  Jews  of  Jassy,  Servia,  Corfu,  and 
Roumania;  —  The  Sultan's  visit  to  England.  —  Notes  on 
Greece  and  the  Greeks.  2.  Notes  on  Crete.  —  Articles 
and  notes  upon  Central  Asia  and  Russia :  Vambery's 
travels ;  —  Michell's  Russians  in  Central  Asia ;  —  Spurious 
travels.  —  Notes  on  people  and  topics  of  the  day  :  Mr. 
Layard  and  Dr.  Sandwith ;  —  Walt  Whitman ;  —  Number 
of  the  beast;  —  Dr.  Cumming  and  Lord  Stanley ;  —  Dr. 
Cumming's  last;  —  Mr.  Darby  Griffith's  last;  —  The 
desert  called  Sahara;  —  The  Circassians;  —  Knox  et 
Venus;  —  A  peer's  protest;  —  Riots  in  Hyde  Park;  — 
Gentesque  literature;  —  Geography  in  Parliament;  —  Sir 
Henry  Rawlinson  at  the  Geog.  Society;  —  High  jinks  in 
Burlington  House;  —  Student  attaches. 

Smythe,  Samuel.  Strokes  and  strictures;  [verses].  Bos 
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Smythe,  Sidney  Stafford.    DE  COETLOGON,  C.  E.    Token 

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Smythe,  Sir  Thomas.    BOURNE,  H.  R.  F.    (In  his  Famous 

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Snaith,    Eng.      ROBINSON,  C.   B.      Chronicon    pretiosum 
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Snake  in  the   grass,  The;    by  A.  Hill.    (In  /ii«    Dramatic 

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Snake  in  the  grass.     Sfe  Leslie,  C. 
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—  Sermon,  May  29, 1717;  the  day  of  thanksgiving.  8th  ed. 

London,  1717.  8°.    (B31) 


SNAPB 


SOANE 


—  FLEETWOOD,  W.    The  curate  of  Wilts  his  2d  letter  to 

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Letter    to    Dr.  Snape;     authority  of   the   Christian 

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Snow,  Herman.  Incidents  of  personal  experience;  phe 
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Snow,  Robert.  Carmen  Latinurn  numismnte  anntio  digna- 
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Snow,  Wm.  Parker.  Southern  generals,  who  they 
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himself.     London,  1680.  4°.     (B  12) 
Sober  reply  to  Higgs's   '  Merry  arguments',  etc.      London, 

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Sober  thoughts  on  the  state  of  the  times.      Boston, 

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Sober  view  of  the  slavery  question  ;  by  a  citizen  of  the 
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the  monks  of  St.  Francis  into  the  mountainous  terri 
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Social  distinctions.  See  Caste;  —Crests;  —  Dignities;  — 
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See  al«o  Christian  socialism  ;  —  Oneida  community; 
—  St.   Simonism  ;  —   Sbakers  ;  —  Sociology  ;  —  also 
Fourier,  F.  C.  M. ;  —  Owen,  K. ;  —  Saint  Simon. 
Societaet  fuer  wissenschaft  lichen  Kritik.      See    Berlin. 

Sacietaet  fuer  wissenschaftlichen  Kritik. 
Societe  Anatomique,  Societe  Asiatique,  etc.     For  societies 

having  their  seat  at  Paris*,  see  Paris  (p.  2244-48). 
Societ6  Archeologique  d'Athenes.     See  Athens.    'Ap^aio- 

Aoyi/c6«   SuAAoyos. 

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—  HUME,    A.      Learned    societies    and    printing 

clubs  of  the  United  Kingdom.  London, 
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Same.     With  suppl.  by  A.  I.  Evans.      Lon 
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—  DINAUX,  M.A.  Les  societes  badines,  bachiques, 
litteraires,  et  chantantes,  leur  histoire  ;  revu 
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See  aluo  Secret  societies. 

0£3~  Societies,  if  English,  are  entered  in  this  catalogue 
under  the  first  word  of  the  society's  name;  if  foreign 
under  the  name  of  the  place.  Purely  local  societies, 
those  whose  membership  or  objects  are  confined  to  town 
or  city,  are  also  under  the  name  of  the  place. 

Societies  for  Reformation  of  Manners,  in  Gr.  Brit. 
ACCOUNT  of  the  societies.  London,  1699.  8°. 

—  22d  account  of  the  progress   made,    n.t.p.     [17—.]  8°. 

(B  32) 
Society;  comedy;  by  T.   W.  Robertson.      (No.  26  of  De 

Witt's  acting  plays.) 

Society  and  solitude.     See  Emerson,  R.  W. 
Society  for  Abolishing  the    Slave  Trade.      Constitution ; 

with  several  acts  of  the  legislature  of  Mass.,  Conn., 

and  R.  I.     Prov.,  1789.  8°.    (W  59) 
Society  for  Bettering  the  Condition  of  the  Poor. 

Reports,  1797-1814.  Lond.,  1802-15.  6  v.  12". 
Society  for  Constitutional  Information.     [1st,]  2d  address 

to  the  public,     n.tp.     [1780.]  2  pam.  8".    (B  767) 

—  Address  [and  Letter]  to  the  people  of  Gr.  Brit,  of  all 

denominations,  etc.',  written  by  a  member  of  the 
soc.  [London,  1782.]  8°.  (Pp.  41-56  of  some  book. 
B  1521) 

—  Principles  of  government;  dialogue  between  a  scholar 

and  peasant,  written  by  a  member  of  the  soc.  n.p.. 
[1782].  8°.  (B  1521) 


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—  Report  of  the  sub-committee  of  Westminster  [on]  the 

election  of  members  of  Parl.  [London,  1780.]  8°. 
(B  767) 

—  Tracts  pub.  and  distributed  gratis,    n.t.p.     [1783.]  8°. 

(B  974,  1040) 

—  Tracts  published  by  the  soc.,  to   convey  to  the  people 

a  knowledge  of  their  rights.  (Parts  of  Vol.  2  and  3.) 
London,  1786.  8°.  (C  155) 

Society  for  Employing  the  Poor.  Explanation  of  the  views 
of  the  soc. ;  with  constitution  and  by-laws.  Boston, 
1820.  8°.  (B  925,  952,  1041) 

Society  for  Missions  to  Africa  and  the  East.  Report  of 
the  committee,  etc.  (In  Venn,  J.  Sermon.  1805. 
B1194) 

Society  for  Printing,  Publishing,  &  Circulating  the  Writ 
ings  of  E.  Swedenborg.  Report,  1819-21.  Man 
chester,  1819-21.  3  v.  8°.  (B  1027) 

Society  for   Promoting  the   Knowledge    of   the 

Scriptures.       Commentaries     and      essays. 

Vol.  1.     London,  [17-].  8°. 

Content*.  Plan  of  the  Society.  —  Attempt  to  illustrate 
John  xiv.-4.  —  New  transl.  of  Isaiah  lii.  13-liii.  12; 
with  notes.  —  Critical  notes  on  Genesis  i.  —  Paraphrase  on 
Rom.  v.  8-19.  —  Cone,  the  apostolic  benediction.  — 
New  trans,  of  Isa.  i.-xii.  —  Criticism  on  Gen.  iv.  26.  — 
Critical  notes  on  many  passages  of  the  Old  Testament.  — 
Inquiry  into  the  evidence  which  points  out  Christ  to 
have  been  only  a  creature  of  the  human  race,  etc.  —  Ob 
servations  on  Dan.  viii.,  xi.,  xii.  —  Gleaning  of  remarks 
on  Travis's  attempt  to  revive  the  exploded  text  of  1  John 
v.  7. 
Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge. 

Account  of  the  Soc.     (In  Maddox,  I.  Sermon.  1741. 

B  257) 

—  Same.     (In  Cobden,  E.     Sermon.  1754.     A  29) 

—  Same.    (In  Green,  J.     Sermon.  1773.     B 1267) 

—  Same.     (Jn  Finch,  K.  P.     Sermon.  1774.     B  1268) 

—  Same.    (In  Markham,   R.      Sermon.   1779.     A  3) 

—  Same.    (In  North,  B.     Sermon.  1790.     B 1268) 

—  Same.    (In  Marsh,  II.     Sermon.  1811.    B 1268) 

Note.    The  above 'Accounts' have  separate  title 
pages  and  pagings. 

—  Same.     General   account   of    the   Soc.;   [with]  rules, 

etc.,  and  catalogue  of  books  dispersed  by  the  Soc. 
London,  1813.  8°.  (B  1024) 

—  Same.     London,  1816.  8°.    (B  1025) 

—  Same.    London,  1818.  8°.     (B  1026) 

—  Annual    report,   1814,   15.      London,    1815-16.   2  v.  8°. 

(B  1024) ;—  1816.  London,  1817.  8°.  (B  1025) ;  — 
1817.  London,  1818.  8°.  (B  980,  1026);  —  1818. 
London,  1819.  8°.  (B  1026) 

—  Christian  Church;  dialogue.     New  ed.     London,  1837. 

12".    (C  248) 

—  Christian  monitor.     Boston,  1806-10.  8  v.  12°. 

—  Infant  baptism.     New  ed.     London,  1842.  12°.    (C  238) 

—  Lessons  on  houses,  furniture,  food,  and  cloth 

ing  ;  v.  2  of  the  Instructor.  New  ed.  Lon 
don,  1839.  24°. 

—  Report  of  the  Halifax  diocesan  committee,  for  1819. 

Halifax,  1820.  8°.    (B  1040) 

2?otf,.  For  sermons  preached  for  the  Soc.  see  Bagot, 
R.  1840;  —  Butler,  J.  1780;  —  Carey,  W.  1824;  —  Cob- 
den,  E.  1754;  —  Courtenay,  H.  1795;  —  Finch,  R.  P. 
1774;  —  Hall,  C.  H.  1815;  —  Hinckliff,  J.  1768;  — 
Hodgson,  R.  1816;  —  Howley,  W.  1814;  —  Law,  G.  II. 
1813;  —  Law,  J.  1797;  —  Markham,  It.  1779;—  Marsh, 
H.  1811 ;  —  North,  B.  1790;  —  Otter,  W.  1837. 
Society  for  Promoting  Medical  Knowledge. 

Medical  communications.      London,     1784- 

90.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Gray,  E.  Epidemic  catarrh  of 
1782.  —  Smyth,  J.  C.  Influenza  of  1782;  —  Efficacy  of, 
the  spiritus  vitrioli  dulcis,  in  the  cure  of  fevers;  —  Effect 
of  some  medicines  employed  hi  the  cure  of  cutaneous 
diseases ;  —  Case  of  cancer  of  the  stomach.  —  Watson, 
H.  Account  of  a  gouty  body;  —  Case  of  ascites; — 
Large  aneurism  in  the  abdominal  portions  of  the  aorta. 
—  Ford,  E.  Case  of  proptosis ;  —  Method  of  curing  the 
hydrophthalmia,  by  means  of  a  seton ;  —  Account  of  a 
hairy  excrescence  in  the  fauces  of  a  new-born  infant.  — 
Simmons,  S.  F.  Case  of  hydatids;  —  Aneurism  of  the 
aorta;  —  Case  of  emphysema;  —  Ulceration  of  the 
oesophagus,  and  ofticiation  of  the  heart.  —  Douglas,  A. 
Species  of  haemorrhage  occasioned  by  an  attachment  of 
the  placenta  to  the  cervix  uteri.  —  Keir,  W.  Fatal 
vomiting,  brought  on  by  disease  of  the  kidneys;  —  Diffi 
culty  in  deglutition.  —  Daniel,  S.  Case  of  ptynllsm.  — 
Hicks,  G.  Case  of  peripneumony,  attended  with  em 
physema.  —  Babington,  W.  Case  of  hydrophobia.  — 


Garthshore,  M.     Difficult  deglutition  ore.  by  an  ulcer  in 
the  oesophagus.  —  Bentley,  Mr.     Suppression  of  urine. 

—  Chapman,    S.        Pulmonary   and    other   complaints, 
supported  by  fever,  and  cured  by  the  Bark.  —  Michaelis, 
F.     Opium  in  the  cure  of  venereal  disease;    —   Hydro- 
ccphalus  internus  of  a  prodigious  size,  in  an  adult.  — 
Fearon,  II.     Account  of  a  tumor.  —  Sims,  J.     Cancerous 
affection  of  the  stomach.  —  Heysham,  J.     Painful  affec 
tion  of  the  antrum  maxillare. 

2.  Rigby,  E.  Hecovery  after  a  ball  hnd  pnssed 
through  the  lungs.  —  Cheston,  R.  B.  Case  of  retroverted 
uterus.  —  Colby,  T.  Case  in  which  the  tendon  of  the 
Triceps  muscle  was  punctured  in  bleeding.  —  Bromfleld, 
R.  Case  of  child  born  with  symptoms  of  erysipelas 
followed  by  gangrene.  —  Garthshore,  M.  Species  of 
erysipelas  described  in  the  preceding  paper,  as  it  has 
appeared  in  infants.  —  Kite,  C.  Abscess  seated  between 
the  p'.'ritonajum  and  abdominal  muscles.  —  Scott,  W. 
Extirpation  of  the  external  parts  of  generation ;  — 
Favourable  termination  of  a  wound  of  the  stomach.  — 
Lucas,  J.  Suppression  of  urine.  —  Pearson.  .1.  Use  of 
opium  in  the  venereal  disease ;  —  History  of  disease  in 
the  head  of  the  tibia.  —  Watson,  II.  Hernia  femoralis; 

—  Contraction  of  the  fore-arm  and  fingers.  —  Willan,  R. 
Case  of  abstinence.  —  Ford,  E.     Dropsy  of  the  ovnrium. 

—  Latham,  J.     Effects  of  camphor  in  cases  of  retention 
of  urine;  —  Account  of  a  mortified  hand.  —  Trye,  C.  B. 
Injury  of  the  internal  table  of  the  skull ;  —  Rupture  of 
corpora  cavcrnosa  penis.    —   Smyth,  J.  O.      Species  of 
inflammation;  —  Three  instances  of  sudden  death,  with 
appearances  on  dissection;   —  Danger  of  wounding  the 
epigastric  artery  in  tapping  for  the  ascites  ;   —   Aphonia 
spasmodica;    —    Use  of  cantharides.    —    Cleghorn,  H. 
Inversion   of   the   uterus.  —   Sandeman,    G .     Case   of 
abscess  of  the  liver.   —   Montagu,  C.      Rupture  of  the 
bladder  from  a  fall.    —   O'Donnel,  J.    Hydrophobia.  — 
Crawford,  A.      Medicinal   properties   of'  the   mnriated 
barytes.  —  Bishop,  W.      Case  of  dropsy.  —  Collins,  .T. 
Two  letters  on  a  species  of  angina  maligna,  and  the  use 
of  capsicum.   —   Whately,   T.      Exfoliation  of  the  in 
ternal  surface  of  the  tibia.  —  Bland,   R.     Invention   and 
use  of  the  lever  of  Roonbuy sen.  — Farrar,  S.    Blindness 
in  the  eyes  of  newly  born  children. 

Society  for  Promoting  the  Education  of  the  Poor  in  Ire 
land.  4th  report.  Dublin.  1816.  8°.  (B  6931 

Society  for  Promoting  Theological  Education  in  Harvard 
College.  Account  of  the  Society;  with  the  constitu 
tion,  rules,  ttc.  Boston.  1816.  8°.  (H  3) 

—  Address  of  the  directors:  with   act   of  incorporation, 

ftc.     Boston.  1832.  8°.     (B  1662,  1695,  1739,  H  31 

—  Constitution.     Boston,   [1825].  8°.    (B  919,  171R,  E  42, 

H3> 

—  Report  of  committee  rel.  to  a  new  organization  of  the 

Society.  Boston,  1824.  8°.  (B1096,  1403,  1754,  H  3) 
Society  for  Propagating  the  Gospel  among  the 
'Indians.  [Report.]  1808.  (App.  to  Holmes,  A.  Ser 
mon.  1808.  B  210,  300,  869)  ;  —  Annual  report. 
•n.p..  1814.  8".  (B  459;;  —  Report.  1S16.  n.t.p. 
[1S16.]  8°.  (B  459^;  —  1818  «  p.,  [1*18].  8°  (B 
1043);  —  1819.  Camb.,  1819.  8°.  (B  1041) ;— 1820. 
( hi  Lowell,  C.  Discourse.  1820.  B  301,  11501;  — 
1821.  (In  Tuckerman,  J.  Discourse.  1821.  B  287, 
11501;  —  1825.  (In  C"dman,  J.  Sermon.  1S25. 
B  1150) ;  —  1829.  (In  Wisner,  B.  B.  Sermon.  1829. 
B1150);  —  1840.  Boston,  1840.  8°  (B  1164>;  — 
Annual  report,  1843.  Boston,  1843.  8°.  fB  1179, 
1698,  1734);  —  1844.  Boston,  1844.  8°.  (B  1196, 
1698,  17341;  —  1845.  Boston,  1845.  8°  (B  1698, 
1734)  ;  —  1846.  Boston,  1846.  8°.  (B  1698) ;  —  1850, 
Boston,  1850.  8°.  (B  1539) 

—  Annual  report.     1855.     Boston,  1850.  8°. 

—  BRIEF  hist,  of  the  Soc.      ( Apptmlftl  to  Lathrop,   J. 

Discourse.  1804.     B  202,  227,  848,  861) 

—  CARY,  R.     Letter,  Charlestown,  1789,  to  the  members 

of  the  Soc.     n.tp.     [1789.]  4°.     (A  30) 

—  HOLMES,  A.     Historical   sketch  of    the   Society.      (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  12.  1814.) 
Kotf.    For  sermons  before  the  Society  nff  Bates,  J. 
1813;  —  Codman,   J.  1825:  —  Eckley,  J.  1S<>5;  —  Fos 
ter,  J.  1817;  -  Holmes,  A.  180S;   —  Kendall,  J.  1811  : 
—  Lathrop,  .T.  1804;  —  Lowell,  C.  1820:  —  Morse,   J. 
1810;  —  Tuckerman,  J.  1821 ;  —  Wisner,  B.  B.  1829. 
Society  for  Superseding  the  Necessity  of  Climbing  Boys. 
Practical  information  presented  by  the  Soc.;  with 
descrip.  of  Glass's   machinery  for   cleansing   chim 
neys.     London,  1828.  8°.     fB  982) 

Society  for  the  Abolition  of  Slavery  throughout 
the  British  Dominions.  Analysis  of  the 
report  of  the  Ho.  of  Comm.  on  the  extinction 
of  slavery.  London,  1833.  8°. 


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Society  for  the  Benefit  of  the  Sons  of  the  Clergy  of  the 
Church  of  Scotland.  Account  of  the  objects  and 
conxtit.  of  the  Soc.  (hi  Fleming,  T.  Sermon. 
1802.  (B313) 

See  alxo  British  almanac. 

Society   for  the  Diffusion  of  Useful  Knowledge. 
Biographical  dictionary  ;  [ed.  by  G.  Long]. 
London,  1842-44.  4  v.  in  7  pts.  8°. 
Contents.      Vol.  1,  pt.  1.       A-Agathoclea.    1,   pt.   2. 
A gathocles- Alexander  IT.  of  Scotland.     2,  pt.  1.    Alex 
ander  of  Beleucia-Ameilhon,  II.  P.    2,  pt.  2.   Ameilhon, 
H.  P.-Antelini,  L.    3,  pt.  1.  Antelmi,  N.-Arivtophanes. 
3,  pt.  2.      Aristophanes-Atkyng,  It.    4,   pt.  1.    Atkyns, 
Sir  li.-Az. 

-  Distinguished    men   of   modern  times  ;  by  H. 

Maiden.     London,  1838.  4  v.  12°. 

Note.     For  contents  nee  Maiden,  II.  (p.  1846). 
Same.       [Selections.]       N.  Y.,  1840.  2  v.  12°. 

(Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  123,  124.) 
—  Gallery  of  portraits ;  with  memoirs.     London, 

1833-37.  7  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Dante.  —  Sir  H.  Davy.  —  Kos- 
ciusko.  —  Flaxman.  —  Copernicus.  —  Milton.  —  Watt.  — 
Turenne.  —  R.  Boyle.  —  Sir  I.  Newton.  —  Michael 
Angelo.  —  Moliere.  —  Fox.  —  Bossuet.  —  Lorenzo  de 
Medici.  —  Geo.  Buchanan.  —  Fenelon.  —  Wren.  —  Cor- 
neille.  —  Ilalley.  —  Sully.  —  Poussin.  —  Harvey.  — 
Banks.  2.  Ld.  Somers.  —  Smeaton.  —  Buftbn.  —  Sir 
T.  More.  —  La  Place.  —  Handel.  —  Pascal.  —  Erasmus. 

—  Titian.  —  Luther.  —  Rodney.  —  Lagrange.  —  Voltaire. 

—  RuheiiB.  —  Richelieu.  —  Wollaston.  —  Boccaccio.  — 
Claude.  —  Nelson.  —  Cuvicr.  —  Ray.  —  Cooke.  —  Tur- 
got.   —   Peter  the  Great.      3.     Erskine.   —   Dollond.  — 
Hunter.  —  Petrarch.  —  Burke.  —  Henry  iv.  —  Bentley. 

—  Kepler.  —  Hale.  —  Franklin.  —  Schwartz.  —  Barren. 

—  D'Aleinbert.. —  Hogarth.  —  Galileo.  —  Rembrandt.  — 
Dryden.  —  La  Perouse.  —  Cranmer.  —  Tasso.  —  Jon- 
eon.  —  Canova.  —  Chaucer.  —  Sobieskl.      4.     Dagues- 
seau.  —  Cromwell.  —  Leonardo  da  Vinci.  —  Vauhan.  — 
William  in.  —  Goethe.  —  Correggio.   —  Napoleon.  — 
Limiipus.  —  Priestley.  —  Ariosto.  —  Marlborouifh.  — 
De  1'Kspee.  —  Colbert.  —  Washington.  —   Murillo.  — 
Cervantes.   —  Frederic  n.   —   Delarnbre.   —   Drake.  — 
Charles  v.   —  Des  Cartes.   —   Spenser.  —  Grotius.      5. 
Taylor.    —   Lavoisier.   —   Sydenham.   —  Clarendon.  — 
Reynolds.    —   Swift.   —   Locke.  —   Seldcn.  —  Pare.  — 
Blake.  —  L'Hopital.   —   Mrs.  Siddons.   —   Herschel.  — 
Itomilly.  —  Shakspeare.  —  Euler.  —  Jones.  —   Rous 
seau.  —  Harrison.  —  Montaigne.  —  Pope.  —  Bolivar.  — 
Arkwright.    —    Cowper.       6.     Raleigh.    —    Jenner.  — 
Maskelyne.  —  Hobbes.  —  Raphael.  —  Knox.  —  Smith.  — 
Calvin.  —  Ld.  Mansfield.  —  Hradley.  —  Melancthon.  — 
Pitt.  —  Wesley.  —  Cartwright.  —  Person.  —  Wiclif.  — 
Cortez.  —   Leibnitz.  —  Ximines.  —  Addison.  —  Bra- 
mante.  —  Mine,  de  Stael.  —  Palladio.  —  Q.  Elizabeth. 
7.     GiiKtavus  Adolphus.  —  M.  A.  Raimondi.  —  Coke.  — 
Gibbon.  —  Scaliger.  —  Penn.  —  De  Thou.  —  Chatham. 

—  Mozart.  —  Loyola.  —  Brindley.  —  Schiller.  —  Ben- 
tham.  —  Catherine  n.  —  De  Foe.  —  Hume.  —  De  Witt. 

—  Hampden.  —  Johnson.  —  Jefferson.  —  Wilberforce. 

—  Dr.  Black.  —  Bacon.  —  Scott. 

—  History    of    the    American    Revolution.      1st 
Amer.  ed.     Boston,  1832.  12°. 

-  Library  of  useful  knowledge.     London,  1827- 

42.   "31  v.  8°. 

Namely.  Booth,  D.  Art  of  brewing.  —  Brougham, 
II.,  Ld.  Political  philosophy.  1842.  2  v.  —  Busk,  M.  M. 
History  of  Spain  and  Portugal.  1833.  —  De  Morgan,  A. 
Differential  and  integral  calculus.  1842.  —  Hoppus,  J. 
Ace.  of  Lord  Bacon's  'Novum  organon'.  1827-28.  2  pts. — 
Jones,  I).  Value  of  annuities  and  reversionary  pay. 
ments.  1843.  2  v.  —  Lives  of  eminent  persons  (Galileo, 

—  Kepler,  —  Newton,  —  Mahomet,  —  VVolsey,  —  Sir  E. 
Coke,  —  Ld.  Somers,   —  Caxton,   —   Blake,   —   Adam 
Smith,  —  Niebubr,  —  Sir  C.  Wren,  —  Michael  Angelo). 
1833.  —  Long,   G.,   anil  other*.     Geography  of    Amer. 
and  W.  I.  1H41.  —  Lubbock,   Sir  J.  W.,  mul  Bethune, 
J.    E.   D.     On    probability.  1835.    —   M'Culloch,    J.    R. 
Principles,  practice,  and  history  of  commerce.  [1831.]  — 
Malkin,   F.     History  of  Greece.  1829.  —  Smedley,  E. 
History   of    France.    Pt.  1 :   843-1529.   —  Vaughan,    R. 
History  of  Eng.  under  the  House  of   Stuart,  1603-88. 
1831-40.  2  v.  —  Vieusseux.  A.     History  of  Switzerland. 
1840.  —  Waddington,  G.    History  of  the  Church.  1831-33. 
2  v. 

Fanner'*  serif*.  Burke,  J.  F.  British  husbandry. 
1834-37.  2  v.  —  Farm-reports.  (Gawler,  IT.  No.  Hamp 
shire.  —  Kyle  in  Ayrshire.  —  Netherby  [Park].  — 
Sellar,  P.  Co.  of  Sutherland.  —  Baigrie,  J.  Descr.  of 


a  farm  in  E.Ross.  —  Morton,  J.  A.  Gloucestershire 
Hill-Farm.  —Howard,  C.  Farming  at  Scoreby ;  — Wauld- 
by;  —  Rldgemont.)  [1832.]  —  Rham,  W.  L.  Outlines 
of  Flemish  husbandry.  1R43.  —  Useful  and  ornamental 
planting.  1832..—  Hints  for  practical  administration  of 
the  poor  laws. '1832.  —  Penfold,  C.  Tract,  treatise  on 
repairing  roads.  [1832?]  —  Youatt,  W.  Cattle;  their 
breeds,  management,  and  diseases.  1834;  —  The  horse; 
with  a  treatise  on  draught  by  J.  II.  Brunei.  1831 :  — 
Sheep;  their  breeds,  management,  and  diseases;  with 
mountain  shepherd's  manual.  1S37. 

Mathtmafir*.  18:50-36.  2  v.  Vol.  1.  De  Morgan,  A. 
Study  and  difficulties  of  mathematics.  —  Parker,  A.  M. 
Arithmetic  and  algebra.  —  De  Morgan,  A.  Examples 
of  the  processes.  2.  Hopkins,  W.  Elements  of  trigo 
nometry.  —  De  Morgan,  A.  Elements  of  spherical 
trigonometry.  —  Wand,  S.  W.  Algebraical  treometry. 

—  Morton,  P.     Geometry,  plane,  solid,  and  spherical. 
Natural  philosophy.  1829-38.  4  v.   Vol.1.     Brougham, 

H.,  Ld.     Objects,  advantages,  and  pleasures  of  science. 

—  Lardner,   D.     Mechanics.    —    Brougham,   II.,   Ld. 
Hydrostatics.  —  Millington,  — .     Hydraulics.  —  Lard 
ner,  D.     Pneumatics.  —  Ogg,  — .     Heat.   —  Brewster, 
Sir  D.     Optics;   double  refraction  and  polarisation   of 
light.  —  Booth,  D.     Glossary;   Index.      2.     Marcet,  J. 
II.      Popular   introductions   to    natural  philosophy.   — 
Lardner,  D.     Sir  Isaac  Newton's  optics.  —  Pritchard, 
A.[?].   Optical  instruments.  —  Traill, —.  Thermometer 
anil  pyrometer.  —  Roget,  P.  M.     Electricity,  galvanism, 
magnetism,  electro-magnetism.  —  Booth,  D.    Glossary. 
—  Index.     3.    Malkin,  Sir  B.  H.     A stronom v.  —  Roth- 
man,  -R.  W.     History  of  astron.  —  Lloyd,  E.     Mathe 
matical  geography.  —  Lloyd,  II.  J.     Physical  geogra 
phy.  —  Wrottesley,  J.  Ld.  Navigation.  —  Index,  etc.    4. 
Daniell,  J.  F.     Chemistry.  —  Lindley,  J.     Botany.  — 
Smith,  S.    Animal  physiology.  —  Bell,  Sir  C.    Animal 
mechanics. 

—  Maps  of  the  Society.     Lond.,  1829-44.  2  v.  f°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  The  world.  —  Europe.  —  Asia. 
2.  Africa.  —  Amerfta.  —  Pacific  Ocean.  —  Cities.  — 
Stars.  —  Index. 

—  Penny    cyclopaedia  of    the   Society.     London, 

1833-43.  27  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  A-Andc.  2.  Ande-Athag.  3. 
Athanar-Bassano.  4.  Bassant-Bloe.  5.  Bloi-Buffar. 
6.  Buffo-Charless.  7.  Charlest-Copyh.  8.  Cope- 
Dionysius  the  elder.  9.  Dion vsius  the  younsrer-Erny. 
10.  Ernest-Frustum.  11.  Frus-IIadd.  12.  Had'l- 
Intestina.  13.  Intestine-Limosr.  14.  Limon-Massac. 
15.  Massag-Mnrid.  16.  Muril-Oriran.  17.  Ortcan- 
Pert.  18.  Peru-Primate.  19.  Primati-  Richardson, 
J.  20.  Richardson,  S  -  Scander  Beg.  21.  Scandero- 
Sign.  22.  Sigo-Stcnm.  23.  Stear-Tag.  24.  Tai- 
Titla.  25.  Title-Ungula.  26.  Ungulata-Wales.  27. 
Wales  (geology)  -  Zyg. 

Suppl.     London,  184-5-46.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Penny  magazine.     Vol.  1-9;  Mar.  1831  -  Dec. 
1840.     London,  1831-40.  9  v.  8°. 

New  ser.     Vol.  1-5  ;  Jan.  1841  -  Dec.  1845. 

London,  1841-45.  5  v.  8°. 

—  Quarterly    journal    of    education.        London, 

1831-35.  lOv.  8°. 

—  Vegetable  physiology.    Pt.  1.   n.t.p.    [London, 

1827.]  8°. 

Note.    All  that  was  published. 
See  alxo  British  almanac. 
Society  for  the  Discharge   and  Relief   of  Small 

Debtors.  Account.  London,  1796.  12°. 
Society  for  the  Encouragement  of  Arts,  Manu 
factures,  and  Commerce.  Advancement 
of  arts,  manufactures,  and  commerce ;  or, 
Description  of  machines  in  the  repository  of 
the  Society,  with  oo  plates  ;  cor.  and  rev.  by 
A.M.  Bailey.  London,  1776.  f°. 

Note.    This  was  rcpublished  as  v.  1  of  the  fol 
lowing: 

—  Journal  of  the  Soc.   of   Arts,  and  of  institu 

tions  in  union.     Vol.  10-16,  and  Nov.,  Dec. 
of  v.  17.     London.  1862-68.  8  v.  8°. 

—  Lectures  on  the  results  of  the  Great  Exhibition. 

1st,  2dser.     London,  18.52-53.  2  v.  8°. 

Cnntmt*.     1st  ser.     Whewell,  W.      General  bearing 

of  the  Exhib.  on  the  prog  of  art  and  science.    —   De  la 

Beche,  Sir  H.  T.      Mining,  etc.   —  Owen,  R.      Animal 

materials.  — Bell,  J.     Chemistry.  —  Playfair,  L.     Indus- 


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trial  instruction.  —  Lindley,  J.    Substances  used  as  food. 

—  Solly,  E.     Vegetable  material.  —  Willis,  It.     Tools, 
etc.  —  Glaisher,  J.     Philosophical  instruments.  —  Hens- 
man,  II.      Civil  engineering.   —   Koyle,  J.  F.      Arts  of 
India.  —  Washington.    Naval  architecture. 

2d  ser.  Wilson,  J.  Agric.  prod,  and  impl.  —  Mac 
adam,  J.  Flax  plant.  —  Tennent,  J.  Precious  stones. 

—  Bazley,  T.    Cotton.  —  Blackwell,  8.  H.    Iron-making, 
etc.   —  Shaw,  G.     Glass.   —  .Wyatt,  M.  D.      Form  in 
decorative  art.   —  Jones,  O.     Color  in  decorative  art.  — 
Forbes,  II.      Worsted  manufacture.    —   Ansted,  D.  F. 
Non-metallic    mineral    manufactures.     —     Arnoux,    L. 
Porcelain  and  pottery.  —  Cole,  H.    Closing  lecture. 

-  106  copper  plates  of  mechanical  machines  and 
implements  of  husbandry  approved  by  the 
Society  ;  cor.  and  rev.  by  A.  M.  Bailey. 
London,  1782.  2  v.  f°. 

—  Premium  for  1832-34.     London,  1832.  8°.  (B  1743) 

—  Premiums  offered   in   1810,  by  the  Soc.     n.p.,  n.d.  8°, 

(B  748) 

—  Report  of  artisans   [on]   the  Paris  Univ.  Ex 

hibition,  1867.     London,  1868.  8°. 

—  Rules  and  orders  of  the  Soc.     London,  1763.  8°.  (B  699) 

—  Same.    London,  1807.  8°.    (B748) 

—  Same.    London,  1815.  8°.     (B  1100) 

—  Transactions.    Vol.  1-55,  1783-1845.    London, 

1788-1845.  8°. 

Note.    Vol.  1,  2,   3d  ed.  1806;  3-5,  2d  ed.   1792- 
93;  v.  6-55  orig.  ed. 

—  Transactions  for    1846-47.    Pt.    1.      London, 

1847.    4". 

Note.     The   Soc.  has   also  published  the  'Reports  by 
the  juries'.     4S><?  Great  Britain.   Commissioners  for  the 
Exhibition  of  1862. 
Society  for  the  Encouragement  of  Faithful  Domestics 

Report.     1'liila.,  [182-?].  8°.     (B  1115) 

Society  for  the  Establishment  of  the  Literary  Fund.  Ac 
counts  of  the  institution,  constitution,  etc.,  with  lists 
of  subscribers.  London,  1805.  8°.  (B  699) 

—  Same.     London,  1807.  8°.    (B  699) 

Society  for  the  Improvement  of  Medical  and 
Chirurgical  Knowledge.  Transactions.  Vol. 
1-3.  London,  1793-1812.  3  v.  8°. 

Society  for  the  Improvement  of  Naval  Architecture. 
Premiums  offered  by  the  Soc.  London,  1793.  8° 
(B  686) 

Society  for  the  Improvement  of  Prison  Discipline  and 
for  the  Reformation  of  Juvenile  Offenders  Re 
port.  London,  1818.  8".  (B676) 

Society  for  the  Prevention  of  Pauperism.  2d  annual  re 
port.  N.  Y.,  1820.  8°.  (B  925) 

—  Report  of  a  committee  on  the  expediency  of  erecting 
an  inst.  for  the  reformation  of  juvenile  delinquents. 
N.  Y.,  1823.  8°.  (B  925) 

Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Agriculture, 
Manufactures,  and  Arts.  Transactions. 
Pt.  1,  2.  N.  Y.,  1792-94.  2  v.  4°. 

—  Same.   Pt.  1-4,  called  Vol.  1.   2d  ed.    Albany, 

1801.   8°. 

Note.  The  Society  was  granted  a  new  charter  in 
1804  under  the  name  of  Society  for  the  Promotion  of 
Useful  Arts,  which  see. 

Content*.  Vol.  1,  pt.  1.  Rules  and  regulations 
adopted  1791.  —  Act  incorporating  the  Society,  1793.  — 
Letter  to  the  friends  and  promoters  of  rural  economy.  — 
Mitchell,  S.  L.  Oration.  —  Livingstone,  R.  It.  Calca- 
rious  and  trypsious earths. —  L'Hommedieu, E.  Manures; 

—  Raising  of  red  clover  seed.    —   Havens,  J.  N.      The 
Hessian  fly.   —   Rutherford,  W.     Drilling  of  wheat.  — 
De  Witt,  S.    Rcsp.  a  plan  of  a  meteorol.  chart.  —  Table 
of  theometrical  obs.  —  Pt.  2.    Corresp.  between  the  Pros, 
of  the  Society  and  the  Pros,  of  the  Chamber  of  Com 
merce,   repp,   the   introd.   of   plants  and    animals  from 
foreign   places.    —    Livingstone,    It.    R.       Address ;  — 
Exper.  and  obs.  on  lucerne;  —  Extract  of  a  letter  to  W. 
Livingstone  on  green-gage  plums.   —  L'Hommedieu,  E. 
Manuring  lands  with  sea-weed  and  shells;  —  Ditches  and 
hedges;  —  Improving  poor  lands;  —  Folding  of  sheep; 

—  liaising  calves.  —  Raising  barley.  —  Raising  hops.  — 
De  la  Bigarre,  P.     Perennial  grasses ;  —  White  mulberry 
hedges.  —   Livingstone,  It.  R.     Letter  to  A.  Young;  — 
The  excretory  duet  of  the  feet  of  sheep ;   —   Effects  of 
shade   trees   upon  vegetation.    —   Smith,  J.       Cast-iron 
plough-shares.  —  Watkins,  J.  W.     Constructing  a  green 
house.   —  Stevens,  J.      Experiments  on  wheat,  clover, 
und  lucerne.  —  Muhlenberg,  H.     Cultivation  of  the  tall- 


meadow-oats  for  pasture  and  bay;  —  Gypsum  and  stone- 
coal  as  a  manure.  —  Mitchell,  S.  L.  Review  of  W. 
Curtis's  pamphlet  on  grasses.  —  Denning,  \V.  Decay 
of  apple  trees.  —  De  la  Bigarre,  I".  Kng.  and  French 
measures  compared;  —  Silk-worms.  Pt.  3.  Kent,  . I. 
Address,  17i>6.  —  Mitchell,  S.  L.  Address.  —  Havens, 
J.  N.  Culture  of  white  thorn  for  hedges.  —  L'Homme 
dieu,  E.  Manures;  —  Feeding  hogs  to  advantage.  — 
Mitchell,  S.  L.  Septon  and  its  compounds  as  they 
operate  on  plants  and  animals.  —  Graham.  J.  G.  Tarring 
seed  corn.  —  Extraordinary  crops  of  corn.  —  De  Witt, 
S.  Method  of  procuring  new  varieties  of  potatoes.  — 
Webster,  N.  Raising  potatoes.  —  Ricketson,  S.  Culti 
vation  of  the  poppy-plant  and  method  of  procuring 
opium.  —  Clift,  L.  Weaninif  calves.  —  De  Witt,  B. 
Onondaga  Salt  Springs  and  salt  manufactories  in  X.  Y. — 
De  Witt,  S.  Result  of  thermometrical  obs.,  179:>,  9fi, 
Albany.  —  Baker,  G.  Thermom.  obs.  for  17!>7,  X.  Y. 
city.  —  Swan,  C.  Thermom.  obs  on  the  N.  W.  lakes, 
1797.  I't.  4.  De  Witt,  S.  Address,  17<«1.  —  Living 
stone,  It.  R.  Vetches.  —  L'Hommedieu,  K.  The  smut 
of  wheat  and  the  means  of  preventing  it.  —  Mitchell,  S. 
L.  Canker  worms.  —  Preserving  and  propagating  trees. 
—  Watkins,  J.  W.  Natural  productions  of  the  W. 
part  of  this  state.  —  L'Hommedieu,  E.  Means  of  pre 
serving  mildewed  wheat  from  injury  ;  —  Method  of  curing 
diseases  of  fruit  trees,  etc.  —  Livingstone,  It.  R.  Lime 
and  gypsum.  —  L'Hommedieu,  E.  Growth  and  nourish 
ment  of  plants.  —  Livingstone,  R.  R.  Effects  of  oxygene 
in  accelerating  the  germination  of  seeds.  —  Johnson,  R. 
Effects  of  nitre  in  promoting  the  growth  of  corn  and 
wheat.  —  Livingstone,  R.  R.  Advantages  of  domesti 
cating  the  elk  and  moose;  —  Improvements  on  the  steam 
engine;  —  New  discovery  rel.  to  the  art  of  manufacturing 
paper.  —  Extract  from  rep.  to  the  legislation  on  suited 
beef  put  up  for  exportation.  —  Folger,  B  Profit  from 
gross  matter  or  sediment  of  whale  oil.  —  L'Hommedieu, 
E.  Method  of  distilling  ardent  spirits  from  potatoes.  — 
Woodhouse,  J.  Properties  of  the  gallium  tinctorum  and 
its  use  in  dying.  —  Stevens,  J.  Account  of  new-con 
structed  fire-places.  —  Livingstone,  R.  R.  Me:ms  of 
improving  the  manufacture  of  Hour,  and  diminishing  the 
consumption  of  water  in  grinding.  —  De  Witt,  S. 
Methods  of  introducing  heat  into  rooms  and  preventing 
its  escape.  —  Livingstone,  It.  R.,  ami  Billings,  A. 
Manner  in  which  bot-worms  are  generated  in  horses  and 
means  of  prevention. 
Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Industry.  Plan,  [andj  1st 

report.     N.  Y.,  1816.  12°.    (C  65) 

Society  for  the  Prom,  of  Permanent  and  Univ.  Peace. 
4th-9th,  llth,  13th,  14th  annual  report.  Loinlon, 
[1820-1  30.  9  V.  8".  (B  1037);  — 12th.  London,  1828. 
8".  (B  977);  — loth.  London,  18:51.  S°.  (B  1049  ;  — 
16th.  London,  1832.  8°.  (B  1069);—  19th,  25th. 
[London.  1835,  41.]  S°.  (B  1180) 

Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Useful  Arts.  Char 
ter,  by-laws,  and  list  of  members.  Albany,  1815. 
8°.  (B'444) 

—  Transactions.       Vol.  [2]   3,  4.     Albany,    1807- 
19.  3  v.  in  4  pts.  8". 

Note.    For  v.  1  see,  \st  col.,  Soc.  for  the  Prom,  of 
Agric. 

Contents.  Vol.2.  Livingstone,  R.  R.  Letter  to  B. 
De  Witt.  —  De  Witt,  S.  Description  of  a  churn.  — 
Johnson,  .T.  B.  Cider.  —  L'Hommedieu,  E.  Method 
of  cleansing  casks.  —  Van  Der  Veer,  — .  Another 
method.  —  Schuyler,  P.  Uniformity  in  the  weights  and 
measures  of  the  U.  S.  —  De  Witt,'  S.  An  office  pro 
tractor;  —  A  field  protractor.  —  Livingstone,  R.  R. 
Use  of  pyrites  as  a  manure;  —  Sheep,  wool,  and  woolen 
manufacture ;  —  Sheep  and  best  method  of  driving  oxen  ; 
—  Economical  inquiries  cone,  sheep.  —  Thorn psm,  W. 
Cultivation  of  hemp.  —  Geddes,  J.  Culture  of  hemp.  — 
Johnson,  J.  L.  Culture  of  the  vine. —  Livingstone,  R. 
It.  Letter  to  E.  L'Hommedieu.  —  Livingstone,  G.  An 
ice-boat.  —  Romayne,  X.  Use  of  the  plants  of  Indian 
corn  as  a  substitute  for  hay.  —  Livingstone.  R.  R. 
Carriage  springs.  —  L'Hommedieu,  K.  Method  of  pr  - 
venting  smut  in  wheat;  —  A  late  disease  in  flax  on 
Long  Island.  —  Livingstone,  It.  R.  Utility  of  boiled 
clover  for  hogs.  —  Noble,  A.  Synopsis  of  different 
breeds  of  sheep  in  Britain.  —  De  Witt,  B.  Turnpike 
roads  in  N.  Y.  —  Crookshank,  X.  Manuring  with 
burnt  clay,  etc.  —  Gansevoort,  1'.  Curing  of  butter.  — 
L'Hommedieu,  E.  Method  of  destroying  the  weavel  in 
wheat;  —  Method  of  preventing  destruction  of  sheep  by 
wolves.  —  Livingstone,  It.  It.  Census  of  N.  Y.  since 
1731.  —  Account  of  the  weather  for  1788  at  Springfield, 
Peiin.,  London,  and  Toulouse,  —  for  1801.  —  Raising 
and  dressing  of  hemp  from  the  Transactions  of  the  Am. 
Philos.  Soc.  —  BloDdgood,  A.  Description  of  a  floating 
battery.  —  Extract  from  minutes  of  the  society,  granting 


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n  premium  for  the  manufacturing  of  cloth  to  Mr.  W. 
Briggs.  —  Statute  incorporating  tin*  society. 

3.  Officers.    —    Beck,    T.    It.     Annual    address.   — 
Clowes,    T.      Eulogium    upon    R.    It.    Livingstone.    — 
Green,  .1.      The  botany  of  the  U.  S.;  —  Catalogue  of 
plant*  indigenous  to  N.  Y.  —  De  Witt,  S.     Drawing  in 
perspective  mechanically.  —  Genet,  K.  C.     Colours;  — 
Utility  of  Indian  hemp  and  milkweed  ;  —  Use  of  milk  to 
regenerate   decayed   sheep,    ttc.  —  De   Witt,    15.      On 
chimney  tire-places.  —  Morris,  W.  W.     Cultivation  and 
manufacture  of  woad.  —  Humbert,   J.     Importance  of 
regulating  the  inspection  of  flour.  —  Brownell,  T.  C. 
Merino  sheep.  —  Thompson,  15.,  Count  liumj'ortl.     The 
light  manifested  in  the  coinhustion  of  Inflammable  sub 
stances;  —  The  means  of  perfecting  lamps,  with  a  descrip 
tion  of  a  portable  one.  —  Proceedings  of  the  Legist,  of 
N.  Y.  and  the  Soc.  for  Prom.,  etc.  —  Genet,  K.  C.,  and 
others.     Taurino  cloth.  —  Brownell,  T.  C.     Fossil  coal 
circular.  —  Law  organizing  committees.  —  Members  of 
committees.  —  Circular,  etc.  —  Members. 

4,  pt.  1.     Preface.  —  Ollicers  for  1815-16.  —  Brownell, 
T.  C.     Theory  of  agric.  —  Humbert,  J.     Utility  of  ven 
tilating  and  storing  grain.  —  Geddes,  J.     Moth,  of  rais 
ing  peach  trees  in  Va.  —  De  Witt,  8.     Extirpating  the 
Canadian  thistle ;  —  Remarkable  cold  spring.  —  Tilton, 
J.    A  species  of  curculio,  destructive  to  fruit.  —  Green, 
J.     Descr.  of  a  cave  and  intermitting  lake,  Saratoga  Co., 
N.  Y.  —  Eights,  J.     Meteorol.  journ.,  Albany,  1813-14. 

—  Green,  <).     Descr.  of  a  cavern  near  Bennington,  Vt. 

—  De  Witt,  S.     Misnomer  of  some  of  the  forest  trees  of 
the  U.  S.  —  Green,  ,].     Account  of  a  phenomenon  off 
the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  —  Tables  of  Amer.  manufac 
tures   in   N.  Y.  —   Pharoux,  — .     Manner  of  calcining 
gypsum  near  Paris.  —  Van  Schaick,  G.  W.,  and  Low, 
3.     On  the  worm  so  destructive  to  bees.  —  Mayell,  W. 
Black  dyes.  —  App.     Pt.  2.    Ollicers,  1817-19.  — Tappan, 
C.,  Jr.    Weather  in  Kingston,  Ulster  Co.  —  Spatibrd,  II. 
G.     Gold,  silver  and  copper  coins  struck  at  the  Mint  of 
the  U.  8.,  to  1807  ;  —  Importations  of  steel  into  the  U.  8., 
18U5-H.  —  De  Witt,   8.      Extraordinary  cold  in  Feb. 
1818.  — Melvill,  'I'.,  jr.  Methodof  cultivating  turnips  on 
the  Melvill  farm  in   PittsHeld.  —  Mayell,   W.     Use  of 
blue  clay  in   the  removal   of  grease,   etc.,   from  beaver 
skins.  —  De  Witt,  8.     Establishment  of  a  meridian  line 
on  the  public  square  in  Albany.  —  Tibbits,  G.     Receipt 
for  sprouting  thorn  plants.  —  Ferguson,  J.     Method  of 
destroying  the  Canada  thistle.  —  Hutton,  C.     Culture  of 
potatoes.  —  Humbert,  J.     Culture  of  wheat  and  manu 
facture   of  Hour  in  A'.   Y.   —  Beck,   T.   K.     Alum.   — 
Nicholson,  J.     Miscellaneous  subjects  in  agriculture.  — 
Mayell,  \V.     Use  of  the  roller.  —Mitchell,  8.  L.     An 
alysis  of  the  bell  of  the  80.  Dutch  Church  in  Albany.  — 
Clarke,  G.     Miseell.  obs.  in  agriculture.  —  Nicholson, 
J.     Culture  of  Indian  corn  and  potatoes.  —  Genet,  E.  C. 
Disease  of  the  gum  trees,  called  black  gum.   —  Nichol 
son,  J.     Various  subjects  in  agriculture.  —  De  Witt,  8. 
Beds  and  bedsteads.  —  Genet,  E.  C.     Montgolfier's  hy 
draulic  ram.  —  De  Witt,  8.     A  dumb  stove.  —  Selected 
papers.      De  Witt,  S.     Military  perspective.  —  Hatch- 
ett,  C.     A  process  by  which  corn  tainted  with  must  may 
be  purified.  —  Kirk,  J.     On  preventing  the  mildew  on 
peach  trees.  —  Knight,  T.  A.     On  preservation  of  fruit 
during  winter  and  spring.  —  Gorrie,  A.     On  preventing 
the  depredations  of  the  turnip  fly.  —  Wilmot,  J.     Pres 
ent  mode  of  budding  and  grafting  fruit  trees.  —  Howi- 
son,  .J.     Management  of  bees.  —  Judd,  D.     Cultivation 
of   asparagus.   —   Duncan,   A.     Diseases  of  sheep.   — 
Brown,  It.     Account  of  the  management  of  several  fields 
of  spring-wheat  at  Markle.  —  Knight,  T.  A.     Destruc 
tive  effects  of  the  aphis  and  blights  on  fruit  trees.  — App. 
Adjudication  of  premiums  for  manufacture  of  woolen 
cloth,  1818-19.  —  Tilton.  W.     Report  of  committee  of 
mechanic  arts  on  the  model  of  a  bridge.  —  Memorial  to 
the  legislature  [for]  aid  to  offer  premiums  for  improve 
ments  in  agriculture,  etc.  —  Report  of  the  agric.  com. 
on   an   improved   Scotch   plough.   —  List  of   members 
elected  since  Jan.  25,  1817.  —  Add.  to  the  lib.  of  the  Soc. 
since  the  last  publ. 

Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel  in 
Foreign  Parts.  Abstracts  from  the  Proc.,  1710-11. 
(In  Fleetwoo.1,  W.  Sermon.  1711.  B  303) ;  —  1711- 
12.  </n  Kennet,  W.  Sermon.  1712.  B  870);  — 
1712-13.  (//(Moore,  J.  Sermon.  1713.  B  869) ;  — 
1713-14.  (/n  Stanhope,  G.  Sermon.  1714.  B870); 

—  1719-20.     (In  Bradford,  S.  Sermon.  1720.  B  870) ; 

—  1724-25.     (In  Wynn,  J.     Sermon.  1725.      A  31); 

—  Abstract  of  the   proc.  and   charter,  1726-27.     (In 
Leng,  .1.      Sermon.  1727.      B  321);  —  1727-28.     (In 
Reynolds,    K.      Sermon.   1728.      B  329)  ;  —  1728-29. 
(In  Egerton,  II.     Sermon.  1729.     A  29);  —  1729-30. 
(Jn  Pearce,  Z.     Si-nnon.  17:iO.     B  327);  —1730-31. 
(hi  Denne,  J.     Sermon.    1831.      A  29,   B311);   — 
1731-32.     (In  Berkeley,  G.     Sermon.  1732.     B305); 

—  1739-40.     (/;;  Benson,  M.    Sermon.  1740.     B305); 


—  1743-44.  (In  Bearcroft,  P.  Sermon.  1744.  A 31); 
—1745-46.  (In  Hutton,  M.  Sermon.  1746.  B  304, 
319);  —  1747-48.  (In  Lisle,  S.  Sermon.  1748. 
B  148,  303):—  1748-49.  (lit  George,  W.  Sermon. 
1749.  A  29);  —  1750-51.  (in  Thomas,  J.  Sermon. 
1751.  A  29);— 1751-52.  (In  Osbaldeston,  R.  Ser 
mon.  1752.  A  31);  —  1752-53.  (In  Cresset,  E.  Ser 
mon.  1753.  A  29);—  1753-54.  (In  Drummond,  It. 
Sermon.  1754.  B  303) ;  — 1755-56.  (In  Cornwallis, 
F.  Sermon.  1756.  A  29);  —  1758-59.  (Jn  Ellis,  A. 
Sermon.  1759.  A  31);  —1761-62.  (In  Hume,  J. 
Sermon.  1762.  B  319);—  1762-63.  (In  Egerton, 
J.  Sermon.  1763.  A  31) ;  —  1766-67.  (In  Ewer,  J. 
Sermon.  1767.  B  313);  —  1767-68.  (In  Green, 
J.  Sermon.  1768.  A  31) ;  — 1768-69.  (In  Newton, 
T.  Sermon.  1769.  B  324);  —  1769-70.  (In  Keppel, 
F.  Sermon.  1770.  B  193) ;  — 1771-72.  (In  Moss,  C. 
Sermon.  1772.  B  810,  324);  —  1773-74.  (In  Law,  E. 
Sermon.  1774.  B  321) 

—  Account  of  the  Society.     London,  1704.  f°. 

—  Church   in   the    colonies.      London,    1844-50. 

3  v.  8°. 

See,  for  contents,  Church  of  England  in  the 
Colonies  (p.  o80j. 

—  APTIIORP,  E.     Considerations  on  the  conduct  of  the 

Soc.     Boston,  1763.  8°.     (B  251,  282) 

—  CANER.H.    Candid  examination  of  Dr.  Mayhew's 'Obs. 

on  the  Soc.'     Boston,  1763.  8°.    (B  193,  2506,  E  282) 

—  HUMPHREYS,    D.      Historical   account   of    the 

Society.     London,  1730.  8°. 

—  MAYIIEW,  J.     Observations  on  the  charter  and  conduct 

of  the  Soc.     Boston,  1763.  8°.    (B  193,  2506,  E  282) 

Defence   of    the  '  Observations'.      Boston,   1763.     8°. 

(B  251,  2406,  E  282) 

—  -  Remarks  on  [Seeker's]  "  Answer  to  M.'s  '  Obs.  on  the 

charter  of  the  Soc.'  "  Boston,  1764.  8°.  (B  251,  E 
282) 

—  BECKER,  T.    Answer  to  Dr.  Mayhew's  '  Obs'.    Lon 

don,  1764.  8°.     (B  251,  2506,  E  282) 

—  PETITIONS,  etc.,  to  the  Soc.,  from  members  of  the  Ch. 

of  Eng.  in  Boston,  resp.  bishops.  (In  Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Col.,  v.  7.  1814.) 

—  VERSES  on  Dr.  Mayhew's  '  Observations';  by  a  gentle 

man  of  R.  I.  Col.     Prov.,  1763.  8°.    (B  289,  471) 

Note.     For  sermons  preached  for  the   Soc.  see, 
1st  col.,  Abstracts  of  the  Soc. 

Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel  in  New  Eng. 
and  the  Parts  Adjacent.  Report  of  a  committee 
on  the  state  of  the  Indians  in  Mashpee  and  parts  ad 
jacent;  by  A.Oliver.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.. 
v.  13.  1815.) 

Society  for  the  Registry  of  Shipping.  Register 
of  shipping  for  1812.  London,  1812.  12°. 

Society  for  the  Relief  of  Distressed  Settlers  in  South 
Africa.  Report  of  the  committee.  (In  Pamphle 
teer,  1824;  v.  23  of  B  838) 

Society  for  the  Suppression  of  Vice.  Statement  of  the 
proceedings  from  July  9  to  Nov.  12,  1804,  with  the 
plan  of  the  Soc.  London,  1804.  8°.  (B  676) 

Society  in  Portland  for  Suppressing  Vice  and  Immorality. 
Report,  4th  ami.  meeting,  Apr.  27.  Portland,  1816.  8". 
(B459) 

Society  in  Scotland  for.  Propagating  Christian  Knowledge. 
Abridgment  of  the  statutes  and  rules.  Edin.,  1732 
16°.  (C  272) 

—  Abstract  of   proc.,   1790.     (Appended  to  Gerard,  A. 

Sermon.  1791.  B  224) ;  — 1796-99.  (Appended  to 
Bennet,  W.  Sermon.  1799.  B  1640) ;— 1801.  (In 
Brown,  W.  L.  Sermon.  1801.  B 1641) ;  —  1802. 
(App.  to  Ogilvie,  J.  Sermon.  1802.  B  1641) ;  — 
1803.  (App.  to  Saville,  D.  Sermon.  1803.  B  1641); 

—  1805.     (In  Duncan,  A.     Sermon.  1805.  B1641); 

—  1807.     (In  Dalgleish,  W.     Sermon.  1807.  B  1641) 

—  Account  of  th<>  funds,  expenditure,  etc.    Edin.,  1796 

8°.    (B  143,  1640) 

—  Account  of  the  Soc.  from  1709.     Edin.,  1774.  4°.  (A  19) 

—  State   of  the   Soc.     Edin.,   1741.    8°.    (B  661);  — 1769. 

n.t.p.   [1769.]  8°.  (B841) 

—  Sermons  before  the  Society.     1796-1808.     Edin.,  1796- 

1808.  2  v.  8°.     (B  1640,  1641) 

Namely.  1796.  T.  Davidson.  —  1797.  W.  Paul.  —  1798. 
J.  Johnston.  —  1799.  W.  Bennet.  —  1800.  J.  Campbell. 
—  1801.  W.  L.  Brown.  —  1802.  I.  Ogilvie.  —  1803.  D 
Saville. —  1804.  W.  Buchanan.  —  1805.  A.  Duncan  — 
1806.  D.  Dickson.  — 1807.  W.  Dalgleish.  — 1808.  J.  Stuart. 

Note.     For  other  sermons  before  the  Society  see.  Ad- 


J.,  1794. 


SOCIETY  ISLANDS 


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SOCIETY  OP  ANTIQUARIES 


Society  Islands.      SMITH,  W.      1796-1802.      (In 

Aw   Journal  of  a  voy.  in  the  miss,  ship  Duff.  1813.) 

—  ELLIS,  W.     [1816-25.1    (In  his  Polynesian  researches, 

v.  1,  2.  1829.) 

—  FERRARIO,  G.  (in  his  Costume,  v.  4.  1829.) 

—  PERKINS,  E.  T.     Na  Motu ;  adventures  at  the 

Hawaiian,   Georgian,    and    Society   Islands. 
N.  Y.,  1854.  8°. 

See  also  Tahiti. 
Society  of  Ancient  Scots.   Lives  of  Scottish  poets. 

London,  1822.  3  v.  in  6  pt.  16°. 
Contents.      Vol.   1,   pt.    1.    James   I.  —  Thomas  the 
rhymer.  —  J.  Barbour.  —  A.  Wyntoun.  —  G.  Douglas. 

—  A.  Ramsay.  —  W.  Meston.  —  J.  Home.  —  J.  Beanie. 

—  K.  Burns.     Pt.  2.    James  v.  —  W.  Dunbar.  —  Sir  J. 
Inglis.  —  Henry  the  Minstrel.  —  Sir  D.  Lindsay.  —  A. 
Barclay.  —  A.  Montgomery.  —  E.irl  of  Stirling.  —  W. 
Drummond.  —   J.    Thomson.  —  J.  Oswald.    2,   pt.  3. 
James  vi.  —  Sir  It.  Maitland.  —  A.  Johnston.  —  Hamil- 
ton  of  Bangour.  —  Hamilton  of  Gilbertfield.  —  8.  Colvil. 

—  A.  Koss.  —  J.  Armstrong.  —  J.  Ogilvie.  —  J.  Mac- 
pherson.—  C.Salmon.     Pt.  4.    A.Hume.  —  J.  Bellenden. 

—  M.  A.  Boyd.  —  W.  Wilkie.  —  R.  Furgusson.  —  W.  J. 
Mickle.  —  A.  Geddes.  —  J.  Grahume.    3,   pt.   5.      It. 
Henryson.  —  A.  Scot.  —  W.  Kennedy.  —  J.  Ogilby.  — 
A.  Pennycuik.  —  Earl  of  Glencairn.   —   D.    Mallet.  — 
W.  Falconer.  —  Lord  Gardenstone.  —  R.  Blair.  —  Dr. 
Moor.  —  J.  Graeme.  —  C.  Whitefoord.  —  Dr.  Grainger. 

—  H.  Macneill.  —  J.  Wilson.     Pt.  6.     Earl  of  Ancram. 

—  It.,  Ld.  Maitland.  —  Earl  of  Iladdington.   —   Lord 
Binning.  —  M.  Br;ice.  —  T.  Blacklock.  —  J.  Logan.  — 

A.  Macdonald.  —  J.  Mercer.  —  App.  —  Suppl.  —  Index. 
Society  of  Antiquaries  of  London.    Archeologia  ; 

or,  Miscel.  tracts  rel.  to  antiquity.     London, 

1779-1863.  39  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Introd.  —  Ward,  Prof.  J.  Antiq. 
and  use  of  beacons.  —  Lambarde,  W.  The  Order  of 
the  Maundy  at  Greenwich.  —  Lyttleton,  lip.  C.  New 
year's  gifts  pres.  to  Q.  Elizabeth,  1584,  85.  —  St.  Helen's 
Parish.  Extracts  from  the  accompts  of  the  church 
warden.  —  Loveday,  J.  Shrines.  —  Lethieullier,  S. 
Shrine  of  St.  Hugh.  —  Johnson,  M.  Registers  of  the 
Bishops  of  Lincoln ;  —  Extraordinary  interment  at  Lin- 
coin.  —  Vertue,  G.  Monument  of  Edward  the  Con 
fessor.  —  Stukeley,  W.  The  sanctuary  at  Westmin 
ster;  —  Lisnes  Abbey.  —  Haviland,  D.  The  first  peop 
ling  of  Britain.  —  Lethieullier,  S.  Icening-st.  and  other 
Roman  roads.  —  Willis,  R.  Course  of  the  Ikcneld  st.  — 
Frederick,  C.  Course  of  the  Ermine  St.,  etc.  —  Perci- 
val,  T.  Roman  roads  from  Manchester.  —  Watson,  J. 
Situation  of  Coccium.  —  Lethieullier,  S.  Antiq.  in 
Essex;  —  Eng.  and  Rom.  antiq.  at  Bourdeaux.  —  Lewis, 
J.  Antiq.  of  Richborough  and  Sandwich.  —  Milbourne, 
W.  Wetheral  cells,  Cumberland.  —  Partic.  rel.  to  J. 
Harding.  —  Winchester,  city.  Petition  to  Henry  vi.  — 
Rel.  of  the  victory  over  first-formed  army  of  the  Irish, 
1641.  —  Bowman,  — .  Remarks  on  the  foregoing  narr. ; 

—  Inscrip.  to  L.  Aurelius  Verus;  —  An  intaglio  of  An- 
tinous.  —  Folkes,   M.     Trajan  and  Antonine  pillars  at 
Rome ;  —  Brass  equestrian  statue  in  the  Capitol  at  Rome. 

—  Wray,  D.     Walls  of  anc.  Rome.  —  Talman,  J.  M. 
Marchetti's  col.  of  drawings  at  Florence.  —  Letters  rel. 
to  a  statue  of  Venus  found  at  Rome,  1761.  —  Tovey,  D' 

B.  Roman  brick  found  in  London.  —  Lyttleton,  Bp. 

C.  Antiq.  of  brick   buildings  in  England.  — Booth,  J. 
Arabic  and  Rom.  numerals  found  on  a  stone,  Holborn. — 
Asserius  Menevemtis.  St.  Peters  Ch.,  East  Oxon. — Pegge, 
B.    Antique  marble  in  the  col.  of  the  Earl  of  Pembroke; 

—  An  Anglo  Saxon  Jewell.  —  Gale,  S.     Anc.   Danish 
horn  in  the  Cathedral  Ch.  of  York ;  —  Caesar's  passage 
over  the  Thames.  —  Pettingall,  J.     Courts  of  Pypow- 
der.  —  Ancient  indenture  for  wages  between  the  bailiffs 
of   Dunwick  and  their  reps,  in   Parl.    —  Baxter,    W. 
Philolog.  letters.  —  Edward,  Black  I'rince.    Letter.  — 
Watson,  J.     Roman   station  on   the .  borders  of  York 
shire;   —  Anc.   Campodonum.   —  Lyttleton,    C.,   Bp. 
Inscr.   on   a    rock    in    Great    Dalton,    Cumberland.    — 
Walker,  — .    Anc.  Camelon  and  the  Picts.  —  Schmidt, 
F.  S.     Une  colonie  egyptienne  &  Athenes;  —  L.  Omigus 
Luciani   ex  Celticismo    illustratus.   —   Barrington,    D. 
Welch  castles.  —  Strange,  J.     Remains  of  Roman  and 
other  antiq.  near   Brecknock.  —  Collinsou,  P.     Round 
towers  in   Ireland.  —  Lyttleton,  C.,   Bp.    Inscr.  on  a 
Rom.  altar  in  Cumberland.  —  Garden,  J.     Letter  on  the 
circular  etone    monuments   in   Scotland.   —  Pegge,    S. 
Introd.,  condition,  ttc..,  of  the  vine  in  Britain.  —  Black- 
well,  T.     Exphm.  of  a  marble  inscribed  E22KAAPIUI. 

—  Pegge,  S.     Deed  in  Lat.  and  Saxon,  of  Odo,  Bp.  of 
Baieux.  —  Manner  of  burienge  great  persons  in  anc. 
times.  —  Ceremonial  of  the  burial  of  Edward  iv.  — 
Manner  of  the  burial  of  Mary,  Q.  of  Scots.  —  Milles, 


J.    Wardrobe  ace.,  1483;  and  partic.  rel.  to  the  hist,  of 
Richard  in. 

2.  Harris,  W.  The  Julia  Strata,  and  Roman  sta 
tions,  etc..  in  the  Cos.  of  Monmouth,  Brecknock,  etc.  — 
Passarini,  F.,  ami.  Gale,  R.  Inscription  at  Spello.  — 
Pococke,  It.  Antiq.  found  in  Ireland.  —  Hodgson,  J. 
Anc.  cornelian.  —  Lyttleton,  C.,  Bp.  Monument  in 
Penrith,  Cumberland.  —  Head,  E.  Antiq.  disc,  in  a 
Roman  barrow  at  Elenborough,  Cumberland.  —  Roman 
monuments,  Cumberland.  —  Pettingal,  J.  Gule  of 
August.  —  Pegge,  S.  Mistakes  of  Mr.  Lisle  and  Mr. 
Hearne  in  resp.  of  K.  Alfred's  present  to  the  cathedrals, 
etc.  —  Milles,  J.  The  aestel.  —  Brereton,  O.  S.  P. 
Collinson's  paper  on  the  round  towers.  —  Gough,  It. 
Round  tower  at  Brecbin.  —  Pegge,  S.  Bull-running  at 
Tutbury.  —  Pettingal,  J.  Altar  with  a  Greek  inscrip 
tion  at  Corbridge.  —  Adee,  S.  Obs.  on  same.  —  Pegge, 
8.  Dr.  Percy's  ace.  of  minstrels  among  the  Saxons. — 
Colebrook,  J.  Monument  ascribed  to  Catigern.  —  Lyt 
tleton,  C.,  Bp.  Stone  hatchets.  —  Pegge,  S.  Stone 
hammers.  —  Milles,  J.  Inscr.  in  the  church  at  Sunning, 
hill.  —  Lyttleton,  C.,  Bp.  Font  at  Bridekirk,  Cumber 
land.  —  Barrington,  D.  Cflesar's  invasion  of  Britain.  — 
Owen,  II.  Time  employed  in  Caesar's  two  expeditions 
into  Britain.  —  Cecil,  W.,  Ld.  Bttryhley.  Draught  of 
a  proclamation,  1563,  rel.  to  making  portraits  of  Q.  Kliza 
beth.  —  Pegge,  S.  The  crane,  as  a  dish  served  at  tables 
in  Eng.  —  Burton,  J.  Roman  sepulchre  near  York;  — 
Roman  antiq.  disc,  in  Yorkshire,  1770.  —  Webster,  J. 
Construction  of  the  old  well  at  Verolam.  —  Gough,  R. 
Tomb  in  Salisbury  Cathedral.  —  Tyson,  M.  Illuminated 
ms.  in  C.  C.  College,  Camb.  —  Masters,  R.  Remarks 
on  Wnlpole's  'Historic  doubts  on  the  life  and  reign  of 
Richard  in.'  —  Wray,  D.  Greek  inscr.  from  Athens. 

—  Demidorf,    P.     Tartarian  antiq.   —  Forster,  J.  It. 
Obs.  on  prec.  article.  —  Pownal,  T.     Sepulchral  monu 
ment  at  Xew  Grange,  Ireland.  —  Pegge,   S.     Battle  of 
Chesterfield.  —  Griffith,  G.     Roman  pavement,  Colches 
ter.    —    Lethieullier,    8.     Sepulchral    monuments.    — 
Maseres,  F.     Anc.  constitution  of  Eng.  Parl.  —  Mellish, 
C.     Obs.  on   [prec.  article].  —  Watson,  J.     Druidical 
remains  in  Halifax,  Yorkshire.  —  Bentham,  J.     Discov. 
in  Ely  Minster. 

3.  Pegge,  S.  S.  Foxglove's  horn;  likewise  horns  in 
gen.  as  instruments  of  conveyance;  —  Pusey  horn;  — 
Borstal  horn.  —  Tyson,  M.  Horn  belonging  to  Corpus 
Christi  Col.  Camb.  —  Extract  from  the  will  of  the  Earl 
of  Ormond.  —  Lyttleton,  C.,  Bp.  Charter  horns  in  the 
Cathedral  of  Carlisle.  —  Milles,  J.  Ld.  Bruce's  horn. 

—  Barrington,  D.    Two  musical  instruments  used  in 
Wales.  —  Rogers,  C.     Antiq.  of  horse  shoes.  —  Pegge, 
8.     Shoeing  of  horses  amongst  the  ancients ;  —  Whether 
Eng.  formerly  produced  wine  from  grapes.  —  Barring- 
ton,  D.     Pegge's  obs.  on  the  growth  of  the  vine  in  Eng. 
consid.  and  answered.  —  Pownal,  T.     Boundary  stone 
of    Croyland    Abbey.   —   Pegge,    S.     Belatucader.    — 
Gough,    It.      Deae   Matres.   —  Brereton,   O.  S.      Tour 
through  So.  Wales,  Shropshire,  etc.  —  Gough,  It.     Ro 
man  altars  found  1771  near  Graham's  Dyke.  —  Pegge, 
8.      The    Sac-Friars    or    Fratres    de     Poenitentla  Jesu 
Christi,  settled  in  Eng.;  —  Mem.  on  cock-fighting;  — 
Inscr.  in  honour  of  Serapis  found  at  York.  —  Extracts 
from  a  ms.  dated  'apud  E  1th am  mense  Jan.  22  Hen.  viu.' 

—  Forster,  J.  It.     The  Parthenian  epochas  on  a  coin  in 
the  Imp.  Cabinet  at  Vienna.  —  Ashby,  G.     A  coin  of 
Nerva.  —  Aylosse,   Sir  J.    Anc.   picture  in   Windsor 
Castle.   —  Tyrwhitt,    T.      Three    anc.    marbles   from 
Smyrna.  —  Watson,  J.     Roman  station  in  Derbyshire. 

—  Aylosse,  Kir  J.     Eng.  hist,  paintings  at  Cowdry,  Bus- 
Bex.  —  Preston,  W.     Opening  of  one  of  the  largest  bar 
rows  on  Sandford  Moor.  —  Mander,  — .      Discov.  in  a 
barrow  in  Derbyshire.  —  Low,  G.     Extract  of  a  letter. 

—  Barrington,  D.     Exterpation  of  the  Cornish  lang.  — 
Kniveton,  S.     Descent  of  titles  of  honour.  —  Pownal, 
T.    The  earn  Braich  y  Dinas,  on  the  summit  of  Pen- 
maen-mawr.  —  Pegge,  8.     Minstrels  among  the  Saxons. 

—  King,  E.     Abbey  Ch.  of  Bury  St.  Edmund,  Suffolk. 

—  Pegge,  S.     The  first  noble  coined  1344.  —  Barrington, 
D.     The  Corbridge  altars.  —  Morell,  T.     The  Corbridge 
altars.  —  Morell,  T.     The  Corbridge  altar  desc.  in  v.  2, 

&92.  —  Strange,  J.  Anc.  Roman  inscr.  in  Istria  and 
almatia.  —  Pownal,  T.  Further  obs.  on,  Pen-maen- 
maur;  —  Irish  antiq.  —  Pegge,  S.  Two  jewels  in  pos 
session  of  Sir  C.  Mordaunt.  —  Aylosse,  Sir  J.  The 
body  of  Edward  I.  as  it  appeared  on  opening  his  tomb, 
1774.  —  Blackstone,  Sir  W.  Letter  descr.  an  antique 
seal,  etc. 

4.  Strange,  J.  Further  ace.  of  antiq.  in  Co.  of  Breck 
nock.  —  Barrington,  D.  The  term  Levant.  —  Pegge,  S. 
King  John's  death;  —  A  gold  enamelled  ring,  property 
of  Bp.  of  Sherburne;  with  ace.  of  Saxon  jewelry. — 
Worth,  J.  Human  bones  filled  with  lead;  with  obs.  by 
Dr.  Hunter.  —  Essex,  J.  Antiq.  and  different  modes  of 
brick  and  stone  building  in  Eng.  —  Pegge,  S.  Kits' 


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Cotty  House,  Kent.  —  Brander,  G.  Discov.  of  bones  in 
Christ-Ch.  Priory,  Hampshire.  —  King,  E.  Great  seal 
of  K:miilph,  Karl  of  CueHter;  and  two  inner,  found  in  the 
ruins  of  St.  Edmund  Bury  Abbey.  —  Colebrook,  J. 
Coin  of  Robert,  Karl  of  Gloucester.  —  Drake,  W.  Origin 
of  the  word  romance.  —  Essex,  J.  Lincoln  Cathedral. 

—  Hamilton,  Sir  W.      Discov.  at  Pompeii.   —   Milles, 
J.     Seal   ring  belonging  to  Sir  K.  Worsley.   —   Brooke, 
J.  C.     Conjectures  on  Sir  K.  Worsley's  seal.  —   Pegge, 
8.     Gold  coin  of  E.  Crouchbaek.   —   Astle,  T.      Evems 
produced  in  Eng.  by  the  grant  of  the  Kingdom  of  Sicily 
to  I'rince  Edmund ;  with  remarks  upon  the  seal  of  that 
Prince.  —  "Woodward,  J.     \Visdom  of  the  anlient  Egypt 
ians;  with  reflections  upon  the  state  of  learning  among 
tile  .Jews,  etc.   —   Brooke,  J.  C.      Ceremonial  of  making 
the  King's  bed.  —  Barnngtan,  1).     The  Apamean  medal. 

—  Barcuelemy,  J.  «J.,  1'noliv,  and  Cjmbe,  C.     Remarks 
on  Bryant'*  Vindication  of  the  Apamean  medal.  —  Grif 
fith,  G.     Coins  found  near  the  Church  of  St.  Mary  Hill, 
London.    —    King,  E.      Antient   castles.    —    Pegge,  S. 
Bones  of  fowls  found  in  Cliristciiureh-Twynham,  Hamp 
shire. 

5.  Pegge,  S.      Hist,  of  St.  George.    —    Strange,  J. 
Roman  remains,  etc.,  in  Monmouthshire.  —  Barrington, 
1).      Continuance   of  the  Cornish   lang.   —  Watson,  J. 
Some  hitherto  undescribcd  remains  of  antiq.  —  .Pegge,  S. 
The  Rudston  pyramidal  stone.  —  West,  T.     Antiq.  disc, 
in  Lancaster.  —  Pegge,  S.     Remarks  on  Powuall's  'Con 
jecture  cone,  the  Croyland  boundary  stone'.   —   Lort,  M. 
Celts.    —    Barrington,   1).        Patriarchal    customs   and 
manners.  —  Drake,  W.     Roman  stations.  —  Barrington, 
D.      St.  Jusuu's  tomb.    —   King,  E.      An  old  piece  of 
ordnance  dragged  out  of  the  sea  near  Goodwin  Sands.  — 
Pegge,   S.        The   mistaken   opinion   that    Ireland    and 
Thanet  were  void  of  serpents.   —   Discov.  of  some  anc. 
gold  coins.  —  Strange,  •!.     Further  ace.  of  anc.  Roman 
inscr.  in  Istria.  —  Brooke,  J.  C.    Saxon  inscr.  on  the  Ch. 
of  Kirkdaie.  —  Rouke,  11.     Roman  camps  in  Gloucester 
shire.  —  Brooke,  J  .  C.     Anc.  seal  of  Baron  Fitz- Walter. 

—  Pope,  A.      Dune  of  Doniadiha.   —   Pegge,  S.     Stone 
cotlins  found  at  Christ-Church.   —   King,  E.     Antiq.  in 
Kssex.   —   Brooke,  . I.  C.      Great  seal  of  Catherine  Parr. 

—  Grose,  F.  Anc.  fortification,  Hampshire.  —  Audersjn, 
J.      Anc.  inon.  and   fortifications  in  the   Highlands  of 
Scotland.  —  Bowie,  J.     The  word  romance.  —  Pegge,  S. 
Passage   of   Gildas   amended.    —    Brereton,  C).  S.      3d 
unpub.  roy.  seal.  —  Pownall,  T.     Roman  earthen  ware 
tisliud  up  [from]  the  Thames.  —  Milles,  J.     Antiq.  found 
in  the  Tower  of  London.   —   Drake,  W.     Origin  of  the 
Kng.  lang.  —  Pownall,  T.     Nature  of  vases  found  on  the 
Mosquito  Shore,  S.  Amer.   —   Luon,  .).       Roman   bath 
disc,  at  Dover.  —  Bartlet,  B.     Episc.  coins  of  Durham, 
etc.  —  (Jole,  W.     Horns  given  by  Henry  I.  to  the  Cathe 
dral  of  Carlisle.  —  Pegge,  S.     Appearance  of  the  matri 
ces  of  so  many  conventual  seals.   —   Wyndham,  H.  P. 
Anc.  buildings  at  Warnford.  —  Brooke,  J.  C.     Great  seal 
of   Mary  d'Este.  —   Pegge,  S.      Auc.  pig  of  lead  disc, 
in  Derbyshire.   —   Drake,  W.      Further  remarks  on  the 
origin  of  the  Eng.  lang.   —   Pegge,  S.      The  penny  with 
the  name  of  Roberlus  iv.,  etc.  —  Barrington,  D.    Earliest 
introd.  of  clocks.  —  Survey  of  Nonsuch  House  and  Park. 

—  Supple,  to  no.  xxx. 

6.  Milles,  J.     Roman  antiq.  at  Exeter.  —  Strange,  .T. 
Remarks  on  W.  Harris's  'Obs.  on  the  Roman  antiq.  in 
Monmouthshire'.  —  Brook,  J.  C.     Saxon  inscr.  in  the  Ch. 
of  Aldbrough,  Holdernesse.   —   Pownall,  T.       Singular 
stone  among  the  rocks  at  West  Hoadley.   —   Engleneld, 
»s'i>  H.  C.      Reading  Abbey.  —  Wyndham,  J.      Passage 
in   Pliny's    'Nat.   hist.'  rel.  to  the  Temple  of  Diana  at 
Ephesus.   —   Bowie,  J.      Antient  pronunciation  of  the 
French  lang.  —  Pegge,  S.     The  plague  in  Eng.  —  Ander 
son,  -I.     Antient  fortifications  in  the  north  of  Scotland. — 
Barringtoii,  D.     Vitrilied  walls  in  Scotland.   —  Engle 
neld,  H.  C.      Ant.   buildings   at   York.    —    Rogers,  C. 
Earthen  masks  from  the  Mosquito  Shore.  —   Rooke,  H. 
Druidical  remains  on  Staunton  and  Hurtle  Moor.  —  Top- 
ham,  J.    The  word  esnecca.  —  Jacob,.).    Roman  earthen 
ware   taken    from    Pan- Pudding    Rock.    —    Keate,   G. 
Roman  earthen   ware  found  in  the  sea  on  the  Kentish 
coast.  —  Woide,  (,'.  G.     Nummi  Palmyreni  illustratio.  — 
Bell,  15.      Four  letters  on  the  horologia  of  the  antients. 

—  Auvergne,  P.  d'.     Hist.  mon.  in  Britanny.  —  Pegge, 
S.      Commencement  of  'day'   amongst  the  Saxons  and 
Britons   ascertained.   —  Marsden,  W.      Sumatran   lan 
guages.  —  Bray,  W.     Indian  method  of  picture  writing. 

—  Essex,.!.     Origin  of  round  churches.   —  Topham,  J. 
Ant.  picture  in  Windsor  Castle  repr.  the  embarkation  of 
Henry  viu.at  Dover,  May  31,1520.  —  Norris,  H.  Cubical 
contents  of  the  Roman  Congius ;  —  Obs.  on  Dr.  Bernard's 
cubic   contents   of  the   Roman   Amphora.   —  King,  E. 
Antient  castles.  —  Engleneld,  Sir  H.  C.     Add.  to  King's 
ace.  of  Lincoln  Castle.  —  Denne,  S.     Rochester  Castle. 

—  Pownall,  T.     Roman  earthen  ware. 

7.  Inscription  on  an  nntient  pillar  in  possess,  of  the 

350.     (13.  10.  80.) 


Soc.  —  Pegge,  8.    Some  Druidical  remains  In  Derbyshire. 

—  Richardson,  R.      Power  of  the  Chancellor's  Court  at 
Cambridge.    —    Barrington,   D.       Archery  in    Eng.  — 
Milles,  ,1.        Seal   of   Richard,  Duke   of  Gloucester.— 
Cade,  J.      Roman  roads  and  other  antiq.  in  Durham. — 
Sharp,  .T.  Letter  to  Cade.  —  Bray,  W.  The  Leicester  Ro 
man  military  stone.  —  Pegge,  S.  The  present  Aldborough 
Ch.  at  Holdernes«.  —  Barrington,  D.     Human  skeleton 
and  garments  found  thereon,  dug  out  of  a  bog,  Co.  of 
Down.  —  Edgeworth,  R.  L.     Further  ace.  of  discov.  in 
bogs  of  Inland.  —  Barrington,  1).     Pr<  gress  of  garden 
ing.    —    Pegge,  S.       Lows   or  barrows  in  the  Peak  of 
Derbyshire  — Pownall,  T.     The  Dundalk  Ship  Temple. 

—  Percy,  T.      Fossil  horns.   —    Cade,  J.      Name  of  the 
Roman  station  Vinovium  or  Binchester.  —  Pownall,  T. 
Irish  antiq.  —  Pegge,  S.    2d  pig  of  lead  found  in  Derby 
shire. —Rooke,  H.     Druidical  remains  in  Derbyshire. — 
Bray,  W.     Item,  on  pree.  article.  —  Pownall,  T.     Crys 
tal  vase  of  the  Earl  of  Besborough.  —  Handasyd,  T.  B. 
Antiq.  of  Bagshot.   —    Hay,  C.     Roman  hypocaust  near 
Brecknock.  —  Pegge,  S.    Chariots  of  the  anlient  Britains. 

—  Bowie,  J.       Musical   instruments   mentioned   in    'La 
roman  de  la  rose'.   —   Tooke,  W.      Burial-places  of  the 
antient  Tartars.   —  Turner,   E.       Castle  at    Rouen.  — 
Barrington,  D.      Pits  and  caverns  in  Co.  <,f  Berks.  — 
Denne,  S.     Mem.  on  Hokeday.   —   Pownall,  T.     Letter 
on  ship  temples  in  Ireland.  —  Vallancey,  C.     Alphabet 
of  the  pagan  Irish.  —  Hunter,  W.     Artificial  caverns  in 
Bombay.  —  Ledwich,  E.     Rclig.  of  the  Druids.  —  Dal- 
rymple,  A.    Curious  pagoda  near  Bombay.  —  Boon,  C. 
Great  pagoda  on  the  Island  of  Salset.   —  Topham,  J. 
Subsidy  roll  of  51  Edward  III.   —   Astle,  T.      Radical 
letters 'of  the  Pelasgians.   —   Pegge,  S.      Seal  of  Bp.  of 
Philadelphia.   —    Hardwick,  T.      Amphitheatre  of  T. 
Vespasian  at  Rome,  1777.  —  Melvil,  R.     Antient  sword. 

—  Douglas,  J.     The  sword  mentioned  in  pree.  article.  — 
Mutlow,  T.     Antiq.  in  Gloucestershire.   —   Banks,  Sir 
J.      Lang,  of  the  Gypsies.   —  Bryant,  J.      Col.  on  the 
Gypsey  lang.  —  Essex,  J.     Anc.  timber  bridge  at  Roch 
ester.  —  App. 

8.  Pegge.  S.     History  of  the  Asylum.  —  Oourdin,  F. 
P.     Reasons  for  doubting  whether  the  genii  of  partic. 
persons  be  really  panthea.   —   Pegge,  S.      Stanton  Moor 
urns.  —  Masters,  R.     Stone  coflins  and  skeletons  found 
in  Cambridge  Castle.   —  Bowie,  J.     Parish  registers.  — 
Pownall,  J.     Roman  tile  found  in  Kent.  —  Glass,  G.  H. 
Affinity   of  words   in   the   lang.  of  the   Sandwich   and 
Friendly  Isles,  with  the  Hebrew.   —   Willis,  B.      The 
Ikcncld  St.;    —    Roman  port  way;    —    Battle  between 
Edmund  Ironside  and  Canute.   —    Grose,  F.      Anlient 
f^purs.  —  Gough,  K.     Discov.  in  Lombard  St.  and  Birchin 
Lane,  1786.  —  Jackson,  J.     Discov.  mentioned  in  pree. 
paper.  —  Barringt  jn,  D.     Picture  by  Zuccaro; —  Antiq. 
of  card-playing  in  Eng.   —   Bowie,  J.     Card-playing.  — 
Gough,  R.     Invention  of  cards,  etc.  —  Ledwich,  E.    Anc. 
churches.  —  Pegge,  S.     Battle  of  Lincoln.  —  Rooke,  H. 
H.     Brimham  rocks,  Yorkshire.  —  Denne,  S.      Doubts 
cone,  the  inserting  or  omitting  the  words  ecclesia  and 
pn-sbyter  in  Domesday  Book.  —  Willett,  R.     Origin  of 
printing.   —   Macneil,  H.     Caves  of  Cannara,  etc.,  E.  I. 

—  Lort,  M.     Inscr.  in  N.  Amer. — Vallancey,  C.    Amer. 
inscr.  —  King,  .T.  G.     The  Barberini  vase.  —  Marsh,  C. 
Cameos  of  the  B.  vase.   —  Masters,  R.      Anc.  painting 
on  glass.  —  Brand,  J.     Inscr.  on  a  Roman  altar  found  at 
Tinraouth  Castle.  —  Bray,  W.     Obsolete  oflice  of  pur 
veyor  to   the    king's  household.   —  Rooke,    H.      Two 
Roman  villas  disc,  near  Mansfield  Woadhouse.   —   Pow 
nall,  T.    Roman  pottery,  etc.  —  Molesworth,  W.     Druid 
temple  disc,  in  Jersey.   —  Conway,   H.  8.      Druidical 
mon.  in  Jersey.  —  Caley,  J.     Origin  of  the  Jews  in  Eng. 

—  Topham,  .1.     Anc.  painting  at  Cowdray.  —  App. 

9.  Nash,  T.     Death,  etc.,  of  Katharine  Parr.  —  Cooke, 
J.     Discov.  of  the  corpse  of  one  of  the  abbots  of  Glouces 
ter.  —  Barrington,  D.     Hist,  of  chess.  —  Bowie,  J. 
Canonization   of  St.  Osmund.   —    Pegge,  8.      Another 
Roman  pig  of  lead  found  in  Derbyshire.   —  Riddel,  R. 
Anc.  Lordship  of  Galloway.  —  Gourdin,  F.  P.     Disg.  on 
satyrical   medals.    —    Sydenham,    Col.      Letter    [cone. 
Roman  eoins].   —  Pegge,  S.      Brass  celts,  etc.,  disc,  in 
Ireland.   —    Bray,  W.      Roman  road.    —    Pownall,  T. 
Origin  and  prog,  of  Gothic  architecture.  —  Barrington, 
D.      Origin  of  the  arms  belonging  to  the  Socs.  of  the 
Innerand  Middle  Temple.  —  Rooke,  H.    Roman  building 
and  camp  disc,  at  Buxton.  —  Pownall,  T.     Anc.  painting 
in  Eng.  —  Gough,  R.     Vindication  of  the  Parian  chron 
icle.  —  Rashleigh,  P.     Antiq.  in  Cornwall.  —  Pegge,  8. 
Discov.  in  opening  a  tumulus  in  Derbyshire.  —  Rooke, 
H.      Roman  roads  and  camps  [near]   Mansfield  Wood- 
house;  —  Remains  on  Ilarborough  Rock,  Derbyshire.  — 
Hutchinson,  W.      Antiq.  in   Lancashire.   —  Rooke,  II. 
Antiq.  in  Cumberland  and  Westmoreland.  —  Gough,  R. 
Stamps  or  seals  used  antiently  by  the  oculists.  —  Extract 
from  a  ins.  in  the  augmentation  otlice.   —   Drake,  W. 
Discov.  in  Brotherton.  —  Harmer,  T.     Round-towers  in 


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Ireland.  —  Cade,  J.  Roman  station  Cataractonium.  — 
Denne,  8.  The  Waldetuee.  —  Lysons,  S.  Roman  antiq. 
at  Conib.  —  Leighton,  F.  Roman  baths  disc.  at  Wrox- 
eter.  —  Riddel.  R.  The  title  Thane  and  Abthane.  — 
Drake,  W.  Derivation  of  the  Eng.  lung. 

10.  Lyon,  J.    Situation  of  ant.  Portus  Iccius. —  Pegge, 
8.     Derbeiescira  Roraana.   —   Denne,  8.      Canterbury 
Cathedral.   —  Pegge,  S.      Paintings  in  the  window  of 
Brereton  Ch.  —  Cade,  J.      Obs.  on  Cataractoniurn. — 
Gough,  R.     Two  ant.  mansion  houses  in  Northampton 
shire  and  Dorset.  —  Extracts  out  of  an  old  book  rel.  to 
Louth  Ch.  — Riddell,  R.    Ant.  modes  of  fortification  in 
Scotland.   —  Rooke,  H.      Remains  in  Cumberland;  — 
1'its  in  Derbyshire.  —  Gough,  R.     Roman  altar  inscribed 
to  Belatueader.  —  Gibson,  F.     The  machine  called  the 
lewis.  —  Lysons,  8.     Ch.  of  Quenington,  Gloucester;  — 
Roman  antiq.  disc,  in  Gloucester.  —  Rooke,  H.     Roman 
antiq.  in  Cumberland.  —  Chalmers,  G.     Use  of  torture  in 
Gr.  Brit.  —  Riddell,  R.    Vitrified  fortifications  in  Gallo 
way.   —  Gough,  R.      Mosaic  pavement  in  the  I'rior's 
Chapel  at  Ely,  etc.  —  Pegge,  8.     Hunting  of  the  antient 
inhab.   —  Claxton,  J.      Saxon  arch  with  an  inscr.  in 
Dinton  Ch.  —  Gough,  R.     Roman  horologium.  —  Pegge, 
S.    Ant.  font  at  Burnham  Deepdale.  —  Gough,  R.     Old 
font  in  the  Ch.  of   East  Meon,  Hampshire.  —  Carte,  S. 
Letters  cone,  fonts.  —  Charter  in  Mr.  Astle's  library.  — 
Astle,  T.     Charter  of  K.  Eadgar.   —   Inventory  of  the 
crown  jewels  3  Edward  in.   —  Denne,  S.     Stalls  near 
the  communion  table  in  Maidstone  Ch. ;  —  Stone  seats  in 
the   chancels   of   churches.    —    Englefield,    Sir  H.   C. 
Antiq.  disc,  near  Bath.   —  Denne,  8.      Portraits  in  the 
window  of  Brereton  Ch.   —  Pownall,  J.      Sepulchral 
antiq.  at  Lincoln.   —  Myers,  W.     The  River  Orwell.  — 
North,  G.     Introd.  of  Arabic  numerals  into  England.  — 
Rooke,  II.        Roman   remains   in   Sherwood   forest.  — 
Gough,  R.     Col.  of  a  subsidy,  1382.  —  Charter  of  Barn- 
well  Priory.  —  Survey  of  the  Manor  of  Wymbledon.  — 
Blackader,  A.     Great  Pagoda  of  Madura.  —  App. 

11.  Falconer,  T.     Pliny's  ace.  of  the  Temple  of  Diana 
at  Ephesus.   —  Coney,  T.      Extracts   from   household 
book.  —  Gough,  R.     Analogy  between  certain  ant.  mon. 
—  Boys,  W.     Kits  Coity  House,  Kent.  —  Riddell,  R. 
Symbol   of  ant.  investiture  in  Scotland.   —  Gough,  R. 
Greek   inscr.  at   London.    —    Ruggles,  T.      Manor   of 
Cavendish,  Suffolk.    —   Carlisle,  D.      Roman  antiq.  in 
Cumberland.  —  Denne,  8.     Burning  of  the  steeple  of  St. 
Paul's  Cathedral.  —  Moir,  J.     An  Italian  musical  instru 
ment.    —    Rashleigh,  1'.      Antiq.  disc,  in  Cornwall.  — 
Illuminated  letter  of  filiation  among  the  Grey  Friars.  — 
Extract  from  the  wardrobe  ace.  of  Prince  Henry.  — 
Survey  of  what  remained  in  the  armoury  of  the  Tower 
of  London.  —  Riddell,  R.     Fonts  in  Scotland.  —  Denne, 
8.     Lavatory  app.  to  the  Benedictine  Priory  of  Canter 
bury  Cathedral;  —  Fonts.  —  Willett,  R.      Brit,  naval 
architecture.  —  Barker,  T.     Rates  of  wages  of  servants, 
Co.  of  Rutland.    —    Nichols,  J.      Wages   of  servants, 
Warwickshire.  —  Thorpe,  J.     Dover  Haven.  —  Major, 
J.  H.     Bicknacre   Priory,  Essex.  —  Willett,  R.     Origin 
of  printing.   —  Clarke,  C.      Episcopal    chairs,  etc.  — 
Denne,  8.     Survey  of  a  part  of  Canterbury  Cathedral.  — 
Douce,  F.     European  names  of  chess-men.  —  Milner,  J. 
Cup  belonging  to  the  Abbey  of  Glastonbury. 

12.  Rooke,  H.      Antiq.  in  Derbyshire;    —    Roman 
antiq.  at  Bradburn.    —    Denne,  S.      Figures  carved  in 
stone,  Chalk  Ch.   —    Astle,  T.       Tenures,  etc.,  of  his 
Manor  Great  Tey.  —  Rooke,  H.     Druidical  remains  in 
Derbyshire.  —  Delarue,  G.      Life  and -writings  of  R. 
Wace.  —  Expence  of  the  royal  household,  Henry  vn.  - 
Q.  Eliz.  —  Extract  from  a  proclamation,  Henry  vm.  — 
Ord,  C.     Carving  in  the  Ch.  of  Long  Medford.  — Banks, 
Sir  J.     Roman  sepulture  in  Lincolnshire.  —  Wrighte, 
T.  W.    Notice  rel.  to  Llanvetherine.  —  Denne,  S.    Triple 
stone  seat  at  Upchurch,  Kent.  —  Carter,  J.     Sepulchral 
mon.,  Lincoln.  —  Denne,  8.     Paper  marks.  —  Wilkins, 
W.     Hist,  of  the  Venta  Icenorum  of  the  Romans,  and 
of  Norwich  Castle.  —  Gibson,  J.     Gardens  near  London, 
1691.  —  Nayler,  G.      Inscription  in  the  Tower  of  Lon 
don.  —  Douce,  F.     Obs.  on  a  calender.  —  Holden,  R. 
Reliefs  on  the  font  at  Thorpe  Salvin,  Yorkshire.  —  Incle- 
don,  B.     Hospital  of  St.  Margaret.  —  Douce,  F.     Orna 
ments  of  female  dress. —  Denne,  S.     Extracts  from  'Life 
of  P.  Pette'.  —  Delarue,  J.     Lives  and  writings  of  various 
Anglo-Norman   poets  of  the   12th   cent.   —    Rooke,  H. 
Discov.  in  a  barrow  in  Derbyshire.   —   Leathes,  P.  H. 
Tablet  from  the  Arundelian  collection.  —  Waldegrave, 
Sir  E.      Accompts.  —  Pleydell-Bouverie,  J.,  Lurl  of 
Itadnor.     The  Pusey  horn.  —  App. 

13.  Mann,  A.     Roman  camp  in  Westphalia.  —  Noble, 
M.      Life  of  Cecily,  Duchess  of  York ;   —   Gold  medal 
struck  upon  the  birth  of  Charles  u. ;  —   Gold  coin  of 
Charles  I.  —  List  of  the  Royal  Navy,  1599.  —  Delarue, 
G.    Life  and  writings  of  Mary,  an  Anglo-Norman  poetess 
of  the  13th  century.  —  Brand,  J.     Inscr.  in  the  Tower 
of  London.  —  Instructions  for  every  ccntioner,  etc.  — 


Maton,  W.  G.     Fall  of  some  of  the  stones  of  Stonehenge. 

—  Denne*  S.     Inscr.  on  a  barn  in  Kent.   —  Waad,  W. 
Method   of    defence   against  invasion.    —    Philipps,  F. 
Expedient  to  pay  sea  and  land  forces,  etc.  —  Brand,  J. 
Seal  of  Netley  Abbey ;  —  Seal  of  the  Abbey  of  Lumlores. 

—  Orig.  instrument  cone,  the  church-yard  of  St.  Mary 
Mairdelen.  —  Elizabeth,  Q.  of  Kng.      Letter  to  the  Earl 
of  Warwick.  —  Frere,  J.     Flint  weapons.  —  Ryder,  T. 
Antiq.  from   St.  Domingo.   —   Astle,  T.      Stone  pillars, 
etc.  —  Weston,  S.     Townley's  bronze  helmet.  —  Arthy, 

E.  The  griggirrys  of  the  Maiulingos.  —  Delarue,  G. 
Lives   and   works   of   several   Anglo-Norman   poets.  — 
Mann,  A.    Chronol.  ace.  of  the  relig.  establishments  made 
by  the  Eng.  Catholics  in  Europe.  —  Extracts  from  the 
parish  register  of  St.  Bonnet's.   —   Combe,  T.      Greek 
sepulchral  mon.  —  Wilkins,  W.    Ch.  of  Melbourne  in 
Derbyshire.   —    Howard,  H.      Tomb  of  K.  Alfred.— 
Record  of  pardon  in  the  Tower  of  London.  —  Breviate 
touching  the  order  and  governmente  of  a  nobleman's 
house.  —  App. 

14.  Gibson,  W.     Burial  urn,  Colney.  —  Brand,  J.     A 
Gimmal  ring.  —  Combe,  T.     Ant.  symbol  of  Macedon. 

—  Hinchliffe,  H.  J.     Carving  over  a  chimney  piece  at 
Spoke  Hall.  —  Walford,  T.     Roman  antiq.   at  Topes- 
field.  —  Gr.  Brit.   Qtiten.    Proclamation  cone,  scarcity 
of  grain.  —  Weston,  S.     Second  Arundelian  marble.  — 
Rashleigh,  P.    Antiq.  at  Southflcet.  —  Gibson,  W.     Re 
mains  of  a  stone  cross  at  Hemsby.  —  Hulme,   X.     Ace. 
of  a  brick  from  the  ant.  site  of  Babylon.  —  Walford,  T. 
Roman  military  way  in  Essex.  —  Charles   n.  Letter  to 
T.  Veel;  with   answer,  etc.  —  Englefleld,   Sir  H.   C. 
Ant.  building  in  Southampton.  —  Harford,  C.  J.     Antiq. 
in  Somersetshire;  —  Antiq.  disc,  on  the  Quantock  Hills, 

—  Poole,  J.     Moulds  for  casting  Roman  coins  at  Eding- 
ton.  —  Wilkins,  W.     Prior's  Chapel  at  Ely.  —  Howard, 
H.     Bridekirk  font,  and  Runic  column  at  Bewcastle.  — 
Tumor,   E.     Military    hist,   of  Bristol.  —   Weston,   S. 
Phojnician  coin.  —  Latham,  J.     Sculptures  and  inscr.  in 
the    Abbey  Ch.   of   Romsey.    —    Englefield,    Kir   H. 
Romsey  Abbey.  —  Lysons,  8.     Tombs  in  the  Abbey  Ch. 
at  Tewkesbury.  —  Charter  of  Inspeximus   remaining 
among  the  records  in  the  Tower  of  London.  —  Astle,  T. 
Anachronisms   and    inaccuracies  of   our    writers    resp. 
dates,  etc.  —  Turner,  S.     Early  use  of  rhime.  —  Henley, 
S.    Inscr.  on  a  brick  from  the  site  of  ant.  Babylon.  — 
Owen,   W.      Welsh   ms.  —  Rashleigh,    P.      Antiq.   at 
Southfleet.  —  Hitchins,  M.     Roman  urns  in  Cornwall, 
etc.  —  Dallaway,  J.     Walls  of  Constantinople.  —  Wes 
ton,  S.     Ogmian  Hercules  of  Lucian,  etc.  —  Orig.  ms. 
cont.  orders  made  by  the  Prince  of  Wales,  1610.  —  App. 

15.  Diet,  etc.,  of  Charles  i.  —  Revenue,  etc.,  of  Prince 
Henry.  —  Yelverton,  H.     Narr.  of  what  passed  on  his 
being  restored  to  the  King's  favor,  16U9.  —  Names  of  II. 
M.'s    shipps,   etc.  —  Leake,    W.    M.,   unit    Squire,   J. 
Greek  ms.   on  1'ompey's   Pillar.  —  Entertainment   of 
Henry  vi.  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds.  —  Copy  of  ms.  'True 
col.  of  the  Kingcs  majesties  offices',  etc.  —  Fly,  H.     An 
Abbey  of  nuns  formerly  in  Co.  of  Middlesex.  —  Bennett, 
H.   G.       Rolls    of   papyrus  disc,   at    Herculaneum.    — 
Hitchins,  M.     Antiq.  disc,  in  Cornwall.  —  Cunnington, 
W.     Tumuli  opened  in  Wiltshire.  —  Nash,  T.  R.     Death 
warrant  of  H.   Littleton.  —  Smith,  R.     Italian  game  of 
minchiate.  —  Jackson,  J.     Ruins   of  Carthage.  —  Ex 
tracts  from  a  ms   book  of  accts.  —  Indenture  between 
Edward   iv.   and   Ld.    Hastings.  —  Beeke,    H.      Anc. 
inhab.,  etc.  —  Vedal,  R.  S.     Trial  by  ordeal;  —  Site  of 
Kenwick  Castle.  —  Leathes,  P.  H.     Charter  of  exemp 
tion  from  the  forest  laws;  with  obs.  —  Djuce,  F.     Cere 
mony  of  the  Feast  of  fools.   —  Damiani,   F.     Antioch 
during  the  Crusades.  —  Extracts  from  an  anc.  ms.  cone, 
the  Manor  of  Paddington.  —   Inventory  of  the  plate   in 
the  lower  Jewel  House  of  the  Tower.  —  Boys,  H.     Mon. 
in  Canterbury  Cathedral  called  the  tomb  of  Theobald. 

—  Hamilton,  A.     Desc.  and  interment  of  the  heart  of 
Arthur,  Ld.  Capel.  —  Latham,  J.     Engr.   brass  plate 
from  Netley  Abbey.  —  Latham,  W.     Sculptures,  etc., 
on  two  pillars  in  the  Abbey  Ch.  of  Rumsey.  —  Sayers, 

F.  Dormitory  of  the  Cathedral  Monastery  of  Norwich. 

—  Hamilton, 'W.     Fortresses  of  ant.  Greece.  —  Gibson, 
W.     Dormitory,  etc.,  of  the  Cathedral  Ch.  of  Norwich. 

—  Repton,  J.  A.     Subject  of  prec.  paper.  —  Cunning- 
ton,  W.     Tumuli  opened  in  Wiltshire.  —  Writs  among 
the  records  in  the  Tower.  —  Extracts  from  the  Rotulus 
Familia>.  —  Smirke,  R.     Remains  of  Gothic  architecture 
in  Italy  and  Sicily.  —  Englefield,    Sir  H.  C.     Obs.  on 
prec.  paper.  —  Townsend,  F.     Seal  of  the  Bailiffs  of  the 
Liberty  of  Bridgnorth.  —  App. 

16.  'Edward  IV.     Letter.  —  Three  remarkable  peti 
tions  to   Henry  vi.  —  Weston,  S.     Three  unpub.   Gr. 
coins.  —  Howes,  S.  B.     Gr.  coin  of  Lybia.  —  Milner,  J. 
Anc.  ms.  of  St.  John's  Gospel.  —  Orig.  minute  of  coun 
cil   for  ceremonial  of  the   funeral  of  Q.   Catharine.  — 
Survey  of  the  Priory  of  St.  Helen's.  —  Roll  of  the  ex 
penses  of  Edward  iv.  —  Libel  against  Abp.  Neville.  — 


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Westori,  S.  Anc.  coin  of  Atusa.  —  Five  curious  writs 
of  privy  seal.  —  Greatheed,  S.  Origin  of  the  inhab.  of 
the  Brit.  Islands.  —  Inventory  of  certain  articles  deliv. 
out  of  the  armoury  of  the  Tower.  —  Lysona,  8.  Roman 
antiq.  at  Caerhun.  —  Westun,  S.  Antique  Persian  gem. 

—  Carew,  li.   I'.    Antiq.  in  Cornwall.  —  Hardyng,  J. 
Two  extract-*  from  his  Chronicle.  —  Waif  ord,  T.     Situ- 
ation  of  Caiuulodunuiii. —  Weston,  S.    A  silver  tetraclacm 
with  Siculo-Punic  characters.  —  Ordinances  resp.  swans 
on  the  River  Witham.  —  Ruding,  li.     Trial  of  the  pix. 

—  Hamilton,    W.     Egyptian  papyrus.   —   Westan,  8. 
Coin  of  Alexander  the  Great.  —  Henry  VIII.     Letter, 
etc.  —  Repton,  J.  A.     The  anc.  date  at  Colchester,  etc. 

—  Aquillon,  — d'.     Mem.   sur  un  aqucduc  romainc  dec. 
a  Antibi's.  —  Ace.  of  the  Rosetta  stone.  —  Finegan,  J. 
LK-se.  of  a  Cromleach.  —  Weston,  8.  A  curious  coin  ;  — 
A  very  rare  Samaritan  coin ;  — Coin  struck  at  Cyparissa. 

—  Pawlet,  \V.,  Murq.  of  Win<-he«ter,  and  Dudley,  14., 
JCurl  of  Leicester.    Certificate  upon  the  contest  between 
the  oilicers  of  arms  and  the  Dean,  etc.,  of  Westminster, 
etc.  —  Kerrick,  T.     Gothic  buildings  abroad.  —  Car 
lisle,  X.     1'osition  of  the  alien  cell  of  Bcgare.  —  Lan 
caster,  Herald.    Ace.  of  the  insurrection  in  the  Co.  of 
Ytjrk.  —  Repton,  J.  A.     Specimens  of  fonts.  —  Car 
lisle,  A.    Five  maces  disc,  at  the  capture  of  the  fort  at 
Agra.  —  Banks,  Sir  J.     Roman  vault  disc,  [near]  the 
city  of  York.   —   Waddilove,  14.  D.     Font  in  the  Ch.  of 
Bo.  Kensington.  —  Lysons,  8.     Anc.  horn,  and  piece  of 
carving  in  ivory.   —  King,  E.     Antiq.  on  Hagborn  Hill. 

—  Blair,  14.      Ancient   pitcher  disc,   in    Lismahago. — 
M'Nagnton,  J.  A.      A  golden  rod  found  [near]   Bally- 
castle.    —  Ace.  of  the  opening  of  the  great  barrow  at 
Stow  Heath. 

17.  Saunders,  G.     Origin  of  Gothic  architecture.  — 
Milner,  J.     Mitre  and  crosier,  part  of  the  anc.  pontificalia 
of  the  See  of  Limerick.  —  Ware,  8.    Vaults.  —  Delarue, 
G.      Tapestry  of  Bayeux.   —   Charles  I.      Warrant  to 
Adm.  Pennington.   —   Weston,  8.      Ant.  bacchanalian 
cup.  —  Douce,  F.     Piece  of  antiq.  found  at  Selborne.  — 
Tighe,  \V.     laser,  mentioned  in  the  statist,  survey  of  Co. 
of  Kilkenny.  —   Douce,  K.     Anc.  marriage  customs.  — 
Waddilove,  14.  D.      Ripon  Minster.  —  Willan,  R.     List 
of  anc.  words  at  present  used  in  Yorkshire.  —   Price, 
T.      Roman   remains  near   Llandrindod.   —   Fragm.  of 
Anglo-Saxon  poetry.  —  Weston,  8.     Bronze  figure  found 
at  Richborougli.  —  Conybeare,  J.  J.     Saxon  ms.  in  the 
Cathedral  Library  at  Exeter; —  Anglo-Saxon  paraphrase 
of  the  Phoenix  attrib.  to  Lactantius.  —  Ellis,  II.    Register 
of  persons  who  sought  sanctuary  at  St.  John  of  Beverley. 

—  Dacre,  T.,  Ld.     Stole  of  Norham  Castle,  in  the  time 
of  Henry  vtu.   —  Ruding,  14.      Mem.  on  the  office  of 
cuneator.   —   Indenture  of  retainer,  rel.  to  the  exped. 
against  France,  etc.   —  Weston,  S.      Coin  of  Germani- 
copolis.   —   Knight,  14.  P.     Instruments  called  celts.  — 
Edward  iv.,  and   Plantagenet,  E.,  Earl  of  Rutland. 
Letter.  —  Ellis,  H.     Devises  formerly  borne  by  the  Ho. 
of  York.   —  Kerrich,  T.      Lids  of  stone  coffins  disc,  in 
Caiub.  Castle.  —  Weston,  8.     Roman  altar  found  [near] 
Aldston  Moor.   —  Carlisle,  N.     Anc.  roll  in  the  Lib.  of 
Advocates.   —   Gosselin,  J.      Druidical  remains  in  the 
Island  of  Guernsey.  —  Conybeare,  J.  J.     Anglo  Saxon 
poetry.  —  Three  letters  from  the  Cotton  ms.  —  Rudge, 

E.  Reading  desk   of  the   Abbey  Ch.  of  Evesham.  — 
Grig,  papers-addr.  to  James  i.  —  Douce,  F.     Peaceable 
just.s  of  the  Middle  Ages.  —  Lysons,  8.      Roll  of  pur 
chases  for  the  tournament  of  Windsor  Park.  —  Ellis,  II. 
Anc.  methods  of  conveyance  in  Eng.  —  App. 

18.  Combe,  T.     Col.  of  pennies  of  Henry  n.  disc,  at 
Tealby.  —  Cohen,  F.    The  word  proctor  in  the  will  of 
14.  Watts.  —  Ellis,  H.     Hist,  and  use  of  seals  in  Eng  — 
Two    Eng.  poems  of  the  time  of  Richard  n.  —  Two 
papers  :    Reception   of  Charles   n.  at  Camb. ;   App.  of 
Sir  14.  Hare  to  be  one  of  the  hostages  to  Scotland.  — 
Ellis,  H.     Tract  rel.  to  the  marriage  of  Mary,  daughter 
of  Henry  vn.,  with  Charles,  Prince  of  Castile.  —  Douce, 

F.  Orig.  seal  of  the  Abbey  of  Wilton.   —  Cohen,  F. 
St.  Martin's  rings.  —  Wolsey,  T.,  Card.    Letter  to  Bp. 
of  Winchester.   —    Brought. in,  W.  E.  14.      Letter  resp. 
Egyptian  antiq.  —  Edward  vi.     Summary  of  matters  to 
be   concluded.    —    Cranmer,  T.,  Abp.      Letter   rel.  to 
Catharine  of  Arragon  and  Anne  Boleyn.  —  Jag  i,  F.  V. 
Inscr.  in  the  parish  ch.  of  Landulph.   —   Marklaud,  J. 
H.     Antiq.  and  introd.  of  surnames  into  Eng.  —  Lysons, 
8.       Remains  of   several    Roman   buildings  in   Co.   of 
Gloucester.  —  Gr.  Brit.     Privy  Council.    Extract  from 
proc.,  1545-58.  —  Kerrich,  T.     Sepulchral  mon.  in  Italy. 

—  Entry  on  the  clause  roll  Henry  vi.  rel.  to  Bell  Savage 
lun.  —  Combe,  T.     Saxon  antiq.  found  near  Lancaster. 

—  Lysons,  S.     Roman  villa  disc,  at  Bignor.  —  Davy,  $ir 
II.      Colours  on  the  walls  of  a  Roman  house  disc,  at 
Biirnor.  —  Ferrers,  E.     Letter  accomp.  will  of  James  n. 

—  Elizabeth,  Q.  of  Eng.      Remarks  on  the  conduct  of 
those  who  pressed  her  to  name  a  successor.  —  Rennell, 
J.     Topog.  of  anc.  Babylon.  —  Weston,  S.     Remarks  on 


Gog  and  Magog  mentioned  in  Genesis ;  —  Coin  of  the 
Emp.  Vital  Ian.  —  Gray.  LnilyJ.  Letter;  [with  one] 
from  Q.  Elizabeth.  —  Nares,  14.  Part  of  a  sarcophagus 
at  Reading  Abbey.  —  Regulations  in  the  reign  of  Rich 
ard  H.  for  the  gov.  of  the  Tqwer  of  London.  — Customs 
in  husbandry  and  the  prices  of  articles,  etc.,  in  the  time 
of  Richard  n.  —  Sir  M.  Korbisher's  instructions  [for]  a 
voy.  to  the  N.  W.  and  Cathay.  —  Letter  to  the  mayor, 
etc.,  of  Winchelsea,  rosp.  choice  of  officers.  —  Charges 
of  prisoners  in  the  Tower.  —  Edward  vi.  Instructions 
for  the  survey  of  church  goods.  —  Weston,  8.  Opinions 
on  the  Identical  place  where  the  Ark  rested.  — Sharp,  T. 
Anc.  gold  ring  found  in  Coventry  Park.  —  Weston,  S. 
Origin,  etc.,  of  cutic  coins.  —  Bray,  W.  Christmas 
diversions.  —  Copy  of  an  npp.  of  a  Ld.  of  Misrule.  — 
Ware,  8.  Origin  of  decorative  architecture.  —  Clarke, 
E.  D.  Celtic  remains.  —  Combe,  T.  A  coin  of  Basilis. 

—  James  i.     Letters  resp.  the  trial  of  the  Earl  of  Somer 
set.  —  Gurney,  II.     The  Bayeux  tapestry.  —  Landseer, 
J.     Engr.  gems  from  Babylon.   —  Jones,  J.     Anc.  con 
stitution,  etc.,  of  the  Cathedral  of  Exeter.  —  App. 

19.  Luders,  A.     The  King's  title  of  Defender  of  the 
Faith.  —  Elizabeth,  Q.  of  Hug.     Letter  to  James  vi.  — 
Wilbraham,  14.     Glossary  of  words  used  in  Cheshire.  — 
Hoare,  Sir  14.  C.     Stone  barrow  in  Wellow.  —  Powell, 
14.      Seals  attached   to  a  deed  of  the  12th  century.  — 
Clarke,   E.  D.        Antiq.   found   in   Cambridgeshire.  — 
Wolsey,  T.,  Card.     Order  resp.  the  management  of  the 
affairs   of  Earl   of  Oxford.   —    Hamper,  W.      Seal   of 
Evesham   Abbey  in  Worcestershire.   —   Millingen,  J. 
Antique  bas-relief.   —  Hamper,  W.     Site  of  the  Priory 
of  Halywell,  Warwickshire.   —  Bray,  W.      Lottery  of 
1567,  the  1st  upon  record.   —  Amyot,  T.      Hist,  facts 
supposed  to  be  established  by  the  Bayeux  tapestry.  — 
Narrien,  J.      Roman  encampment  near  E.  Hampstead. 

—  Weston,  S.     The  bas-relief  supposed  to  represent  the 
evil  eye.  —  Banks,  Sir  J.    Anc.  celt  found  near  Boston. 

—  Atkyns,  Sir  E.     Letter  during  the  fire  to  his  brother. 

—  Combe,  T.     Anglo-Saxon  pennies  found  at  Dorking. 

—  Meyrick,  S.  14.      Body-armour  anc.  worn  in  Eng.  — 
Bray,  W.      Seal,  etc.,  of  the  Master  and  chaplains  of 
Savoy  Hospital.  —  Six  letters  rel.  to  intended  escape  of 
Charles  i.  from  the  Castle  of  Carisbrook.   —  Young,  T. 
Fragm.  of  a  very  anc.  Gr.  ms.,  ttc.  —  Baker,  T.  J.  L. 
Chain  of  anc.  fortresses  of  Gloucestershire.  —  Lysons,  8. 
Roman  villa  at  Bignor ;  —  Roman  villa  in  Gr.  Whitcombe, 
Gloucester.  —  Sothard,  C.     Bayeux  tapestry.  —  Amyot, 
T.      Defence  of  the  antiq.  of  the  Bayeux  tapestry.  — 
Meyrick,  8.  14.     Anc.  military  garments  worn  in  Eng. — 
Chalmers,  G.     Obs.  to  show  that  [a]  document  pub.  by 
Selden   in  his   'Titles  of  honour'   is   supposititious.  — 

—  Gardiner,  J.  B.      Ruins  in  St.  Martin's-le-Grand.  — 
Bray,  W.     Ace.  of  the  confinement  of  H.  Wriothesley. 

—  Survey  of  the  Priory  of  Bridlington.   —   Duppa,  R. 
The  lotus  of  antiq.   —  Extracts   from   'The  booke  of 
howshold  charges',  etc.  —  Amyot,  T.      Kings  of  the 
East  Angles,  792-855.  —  Taylor,  P.  T.     Discov.  made  in 
taking  down  the  bridge  over  the  Teign.   —  Yates,  J.  B. 
Unprinted  Eng.  poem  by  R.  de  Hampole.   —  Meyrick, 
S.   R.     The  lorica  catena  of  the  Romans.  —  Kerrick, 
T.     Use  of  the  figure  called  vesica  piscis  in  the  architect, 
of  the  Middle  Ages.  —  Knight,   R.  P.     Silver  coins  of 
Syracuse.   —  Hamper,  W.      Runic  inscr.  on  the  font  at 
Bridekirk.  —  Repton,  J.  A.     Posts  anc.  placed  on  each 
side  of  the  gates  of  the  chief  magistrates  of  cities  in 
England.  —  Clarke,  E.  D.     Lituus  of  the  anc.  Romans, 
etc.  —  App. 

20.  Webb,  J.     Trans,  of  a  Fr.  metrical  hist,  of  the 
deposition  of  Richard  n.  —  Amyot,  T.     Death  of  Rich 
ard  n.   —  Markland,  J.  H.      Early  use  of  carriages  in 
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—  Meyrick,  S.  R.     Tomb  of  Sir.J.Chandos;  —  Anc.  mode 
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charity  boxes.   —  Milner,  J.      Use  of  the  pax   in   the 
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—  Hoare,  R.  C.     Antiq.  found  at  Hamden  Hill.  —  Sege 
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—  — 


—  . 

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Two  letters:  Pius  iv.  to  Mary,  Q.  of  Scots;  Sir  B. 
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— 


gypt  an  yra,  -.  —  eyrc,  .  .  ee  o  gt 
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projected  15til  for  bi.ikling  a  house  of  correction  in 
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attending  the  journey  of  Peter  Martyr  and  B.  Oehin 
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upon  the  king's  Jewell  house.  —   Itinerarium  Johannis 
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found  near  Allyre.  —  Smyth,  W.  H.     Remains  at  Goza. 

—  Norris,  J.     Brit,  coins  found  near  High  Wycombe.  — 
Cotton,  W.     Hill  castles  near  Lund's  End.   —  Norman- 
Fr.  poem  'Kitlimus  fracture  ville  de  Rosse1.  —  Gr.  Brit. 
Pt-iry  Council.      Instructions  from  Q.  Elizabeth  to  H. 
Killegrew  upon  the  arrival  of  the  news  of  the  massacre 
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at  Hohvood-Hill.  —  Old  Eng.  poem  on  the  siege  of  Rouen. 

—  Hamper,  W.     A  passage  in  King  Athelstan's  grant  to 
the  Abbey  of  Wilton.  —  App. 

23.  Smirke,  S      Sepulcl  ral  monument  in  the  Campo 
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Norfolk.  —   Gage,   J.     Ecclesiastical    round   towers   of 
Norfolk  and  Suffolk.  —  Troughton,  R.     Petition  to  Privy 
Council  in   reign   of  Queen  Mary.  —  Constantyne,  G. 
Memorial  to  Thomas,   Ld.  Cromwell.  —  Croker,  T.  C. 
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remains  at  Pa-stum.  —  Meyrick,  S.  R.     Two  anc.  Brit 
ish  shields  in  the  armoury  at  Goodrich  Court,  Hereford 
shire.  —  Smyth,  W.  H.    Anc.  bath  in  Lipari.  —  Stan 
hope,   P.   H.      Viola  of  the  ancients.  —  Hamper,   W. 
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of  new  buildings  nere  to  the  cittie,  written  in  the  time  of 
James  i.  —  Bonaparte,  C.  L.  J.  L.,  Prince  of  Canino. 
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29.  —  Amyot,  T.       Reply  to   Mr.  Tytler's  '  Death  of 
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Southwark.  —  Townshend,  C.     Fresco  painting  disc,  at 
Preston,  Sussex.  —  Meyrick,  S.  R.     Pair  of  candlesticks 
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Great  bell  towe  r  of  the  Abbey  Church  of  St.  Edmunds- 
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remains  in  Norfolk.  —  Madden,  F.  Matrix  of  the  seal 
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24.  Gage,  J.       St.    ./Ethehvold's   benedictlonal ;   — 

—  Descr.  of  a  benedictional,  callc  d  '  Benediciionarius 
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transcripts   of  thre-e  letters  illustrative  of  Eng.  hist.  — 
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Tutbury.  —  Repton,  J.  A.     Obs.  on  various  fashions  of 
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Michael,  Crooked  Lane,  and  in  Eastetheap.  —  Madden, 
F.       Introd.  of  che  ss  into  Europe,  and  anc.  chess-men 
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of  the  manor  of  the  Savoy,  temp.  Richard  u.  —  Extracts 
from  mss.  containirg  portions  of  the  proeee  elings  of  the 
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at  Hexhain,  of  a  number  of  Anglo-Saxon  ce>ins   called 
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Orig.  record  of  form  of  public  entry  of  Henry  vm.  into 
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cent  discov.  of  Roman  antiq.  at  Strood,  Bapchtld,  Oare, 
and  Unchurch,   Kent.  —   Vance,   J.   G.      Anc.   temple 
near  Crendi,  Malta.  —  Buckler,   J.      Remains   of  anc. 
architect.,  disc,  in  the  Church  of  St.  Mary  Overy.South- 
wark.  —  Jenkins,  II.     On  the  site  of  Oamulodunum.  — 
Smith,  C.  H.  Unpublished  inscr.  to  the  Emperor  Tetricus, 
found  at  Bittern.  —  Cole,  R.     Portion  of  regalia  of  Eng. 
made  for  the  coronation   of  Charles  n.  —  Smith.  C.  R. 
Further  Roman  remains    disc,   in  London.  —  Scheme 
proposed  in  time  of  Charles  I.  for  establishing  a  Mount 
of  Piety  in  Eng.  —  Letter  cont.  intelligence  of  proc.  of 
court  and  nobility  at   commencement  of  14.f>4.  —  Politi 
cal  poems  of  the  reigns  of  Henry  vi.,  and  Edward  IV. — 
Pearsall,    R.  L.     Judicial  duels,   as   practised   in   Ger 
many.  —  App.  —  Presents  to  the  Soc.  —  Index.  —  Ace., 
1810,  41. 

30.  Inventory  of  Archbishop  Parker's  goods  at  the 
time  of  his  death.  —  Kemble,  J.  M.     Runic  obelisk  at 
Ruthwell,  etc.  —  Conyngham,   l.iL  A.     Opening  of  tu 
muli  on  Breech  Downs,  in  Kent.  —  Akerman,  .7.  Y. 
Opening  of  anc.   Brit,  barrow  in  Iffin's  Wood  near  Can 
terbury,  in  1842.  —  Rokewode,  J.  G.     Sculptured  figures 
of  Welch  knights  at  Kilpcck  Church,  Herefordshire.  — 


Bruce,  J.  Proceedings  in  the  Star  Chamber  against  Lord 
Vnux,  Sir  T.  Catesby,  and  others  for  refusing  to  swear 
that  they  had  not  harbored  Campion  the  Jesuit.  —  Gur- 
ney,  H.  Letter  aecomp.  casts  of  8  Punic  inscriptions 
found  on  the  site  of  Carthage.  —  Godwin,  G.  Certain 
marks  on  stom  s  of  various  buildings  [of]  the  Middle 
Ages.  —  Way,  A.  Palimpsest  sepulchral  brasses.  — 
Butler,  G.  Traces  of  a  Roman  villa  disc,  at  Gayton, 
near  Northampton.  —  Smith,  C.  R.  Antiq.  found  [mar] 
Sandwich,  Kent.  —  Conyngham,  /.</.  A.  Desc.  of  gold 
ornaments  found  in  Ireland.  —  Nepean,  E.  Antiq.  ex 
cavated  in  the  island  of  Saerifieios ;  followed  by  report 
by  S.  Birch.  —  Way,  A.  Tabula  of  gold  presented  by 
the  Emperor  Henry  n.  to  the  Cathedral  of  Basle.  — 

—  Bruce,  J.     Certain  inaccuracies  in  the   published    let 
ters  of  Sir  T.  More.  —  Hunsdon,  J.,  l.il.,  nnd  other*. 
Extracts  from  letters  rec'd  by  Sir  H.  Witherington,  Knt. 
Marshall   of     Berwick,  1581-<f2.   —  Richardson,   C.   .T. 
Letter  accompanying  drawing  of  the  sandal-wood  gates 
of  Somnath.   —  Birch,  S.     Xanthian  marbles   recently 
deposited  in  the  Brit.  Museum.  —  Wright,  T.     Political 
condition  of  the  Eng.  peasantry  during  the  Middle  Ages. 

—  Garnett,  R.  Eastern  terminus  of  the  wall  of  Anto 
ninus.  —  Bode,  V.  A.  de  Recently  opened  tumulus 

[near]  Asterabad.  —  The  King  of  birds;  or  the  Lay  of 
the  pluenix;  Anglo-Saxon  song  of  the  10th  or  llth  cent. 

-  Porrett,  R.  Stone  shot  found  in  the  ditch  of  the 
Tower  of  London.  —  Sydenham,  J,  Opening  of  some 
barrows  in  S  Dorsetshire.  —  Nepean,  E.  Birch's  re- 

rrt  upon  antiq.  disc,  in  island  of  Sacrificios.  —  Birch, 
Fictile  vase  in  the  Brit  Museum.  —  Pettigrew,  T.  J. 
Obs.  on  extracts  in  prose  and  verse  from  old  Eng.  medical 
mss.  in  Royal  library  at  Stockholm.  —  Pearsall,  R. 
Monumental  brass  of  Bp.  Hallum,  in  the  Church  of 
Constance.  —  Wright,  T.  Antiquarian  excavations  in 
the  Middle  Asres.  —  Allies,  J.  Sepulchral  vase  and 
other  antiq.  disc,  near  Scarborough.  —  Nichols,  J.  G. 
Second  patent  appointing  Edward,  Duke  of  Somerset, 
Protector,  temp.  Edward  vi.  —  Roots,  W.  Relics  found 
in  River  Thames,  between  Kingston  and  Hampton  Court. 

—  Way,  A.      Letter  aecomp.  copy  of  indenture  of  lease 
from  the  Earl  of  Bedford  to  Sir  W.  Cecil,  of  pasture  in 
Covcnt  Garden.  —  Nichols,  J.  G.    Amity  formed  between 
fishmongers  and  goldsmiths  of  London,  etc.  —  Bloire,  E. 
Refectory  of  Priory  of  Great  Malvern.  —  App.  —  Pres 
ents  to  Soc.  —  Index. 

31.  Nicolas,  N.  II.  Obs.  on  the  institution  of  the 
Order  of  the  Garter,  illust.  by  the  accounts  of  great 
Wardrobe  of  Edward  III.,  1344-49.  —  King,  T.  W. 
Stall-plates  of  the  Knights  of  the  Garter.  —  Webb,  J. 
Preceptory  of  the  Templars  at  Garway,  Hereford.  — 
Wright,  T.  Municipal  archives  of  the  city  of  Canter 
bury.  —  Stanhope,  Sir  T.  Letter  to  Lord  Treasurer 
Burghley.  —  Stapleton,  T.  Succession  to  barony  of 
William  of  Arques,  in  Kent,  during  the  period  between 
Conquest  and  the  reign  of  King  John.  —  Mevrick,  Sir 
S.  R.  Monumental  effigy  of  De  Mauley,  in  the  Minster 
at  York.  —  Merewether,' J.  Disc,  of  episcopal  rings  of 
J.  Stanbery  and  Richard  Mayo,  Bishops  of  Hereford,  at 
Hereford  Cathedral.  —  Birch,  S.  Vase  found  at  Sandy, 
Bedfordshire ;  —  Anacreon  and  his  dog,  upon  some  Greek 
vases  in  the  Brit.  Museum;  —  Vase  with  Pelops  Plexip- 
pus,  in  Brit.  Museum.  —  Way,  A.  Incised  sepulchral 
slabs,  with  two  examples  at  Avenbury,  Herefordshire, 
and  Bitton,  Gloucestershire.  —  Pettigrew,  T.  J.  Bilin 
gual  inscr.  from  vase  at  St.  Mark,  Venice.  —  Smyth,  W. 
H.  Roman  vestigia  found  at  Kirkby  Thore,  Westmore 
land.  —  Thorns,  W.  J.  White  horse  of  Berkshire.  — 
Colls,  J.  M.  N.  Remains  disc,  in  Yorkshire.  —  Smith, 
C.  R.  Leaden  coffin  disc,  at  Bow.  —  Harcourt,  L.  V. 
Vessels  of  glass  and  earthenware,  and  ornaments  disc, 
near  Chilgrove,  Sussex.  —  Lott,  T.  Remains  of  anc. 
buildings  on  the  west  side  of  Bow  churchyard.  —  Gris- 
sell,  T.  Crypt  of  St.  Stephen's  Chapel,  Westminster.  — 
Ceremonial  of  marriasje  of  Margaret,  sister  of  Ed 
ward  IV.,  to  Charles,  Duke  of  Burgundy,  in  1-168.  — 
Acton,  Mrs.  F.  S.  Roman  villa  disc,  at  Acton  Scott, 
Shropshire,  1817.  —  Document  preserved  amonir  the 
records  of  West  Flanders,  rel.  to  the  carved  stalls  of 
Melrose  Abbey  Church.  —  Nicholas,  Sir  X.  H.  Origin 
and  hist,  of  badge  and  mottoes  of  Edward,  Prince  of 
Wales.  —  Transcripts  of  three  papers  from  mss.  in 
British  Museum.  —  Smith,  C.  R.  Antrlo-Saxon  remains 
disc,  at  Stowting,  Kent.  —  Diamond,  II.  W.  Specimens 
of  works  of  Maso  Finignerra,  inventor  of  art  of  taking 
impressions  on  p  iper  from  engraved  plates  of  metal ;  — 
Egyptian  mummy  opened  1813.  —  Jones,  J.  W.  Disc, 
of  two  rare  traetsin  the  Brit.  Museum,  hitherto  unknown, 
from  the  press  of  W.  Caxton.  —  Stradling,  Sir  H.  Let 
ter  to  his  wife,  in  1456.  —  Mantell,  G.  A.  Disc,  of 
remains  of  William  de  Warren,  and  his  wife,  Gundrad, 
among  ruins  of  Priory  of  St.  Pancras,  Southover,  Sussex. 

—  Blaauw,  W.  H.     Two  leaden  chests  contain,  bones  of 
W.  de  Warren  and  his  wife  Gundrad,  founders  of  Lewes 


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Priory  in  Sussex,  disc.  1845.  —  Newton,  C.  Four 
bronzes  found  at  Colchester.  —  Jopling,  C.  M.  Remains 
ascribed  to  the  era  of  the  Druids,  in  Furness,  Lancashire. 

—  App.  —  Presents  to  Soc.  —  Index. 

32.  Hartshorne,  C.  II.      Statue  of  Minerva  Gustos, 
and  other  Roman  antiq.  in  Northampton.  —  Hunter,  J. 
Site  of  Cambodunum.    —  Henrietta  Maria,  Q.  of  Knij. 
Inedited  letters.  —  London.     Records  of  Corporation  of 
London ;     account  of   muster  of  citizens  of  London  in 
31  Henry  vin.  —  Beke,  C.  T.      Ruins  of  the  Church  of 
Martula   Mariam,   Abessinia.  —  King,  T.  \V.       Monu 
mental  inscr.  to  Richard  Grey,  Lord  Grey  de  Wilton,  in 
the  chapel  of  Eton  College.  —  Merewether,  J.     Opening 
of  the  coffin  of  Joanna  de  Bohun,  in  Hereford  Cathedral. 

—  Ellis,  Sir  H.     Gold  ornament  found  near  Mundesley, 
Norfolk.   —   Planche,  J.  R.      Mottoes,   'Houmout'  and 
'Ich  dien',  of  Edward,  the  Black  Prince.   —  Hunter,  J. 
Claim  of  Hard  wick,  Derbyshire,  to  have  been  one  of  the 
residences  of  Mary,  Q.  of  Scots,  during  her  captivity  in 
Eng.   —  Foas,  E.     Lord  Chancellors  and  Keepers  of  the 
Seal  in  the  reign  of  King  John.   —  Hawkins,  W.     Use 
of  the   sling  among  the   ancients.   —  Blaauw,  W.  H. 
Matilda,  Queen  of  Win.  the  Conqueror,  and  her  daughter 
Gundrada.  —  London.    Direction  for  receiving  the  corpse 
of  Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Henry  vn.,  by  the  Lord  Mayor, 
etc.  —  Hunter,  J.     Scheme  for  erecting  a  royal  academy 
in  Eng.  in  the  reign  of  James  I.  —  Birch,  S.     Fictile  vase 
from  Vulci;  —  Two  bas-reliefs  of  Assyrian  sculpture.  — 
Transcript  of  a  ms.  treatise  on  preparation  of  pigments 
and  various  processes  of  decorative  arts  during  the  Mid 
dle  Ages,  written   in   12th   cent.,  and   entitled   Mappaj 
clavicula.   —   Hallam,  H.      Anglo-Saxon  kings  denom 
inated  Bretwaldas.   —   Alwyne,  S.  J.,  Marq.  of  North 
ampton.     Greek  vase  discov.  in  Etruria.  —  Gibson,  W. 
8.    Anc.  modes  of  trial.   —  Wright,  T.      Existence  of 
municipal  privileges  under  the  Anglo-Saxons.   —  Aker- 
man,   J.    Y.        Monument   at  Ashbury,    Berks,   called 
'Wayland   Smith's   cave'.    —    Wright,  T.       Legend  of 
Weland  the  Smith.   —   Cop/  of  a  hist.  doc.  printed  by 
Mechlinia,  dated  in  1475.   —  Nicholas,  Sir  N.  H.    Con 
temporary  authority  adduced  for  the  popular  idea  that 
the  ostrich  feathers  of  Prince  of  Wales  were  derived 
from  the  crest  of  King  of  Bohemia.  —  Wright,  T.     Lit 
erary   hist,   of   Geoffrey   of   Monmouth's   Hist,  of  the 
Britons,  and  of  the  romantic  cycle  of  King  Arthur.  — 
Neville,  R.  C.      Discov.  of  Roman  remains  at  Chester- 
ford,  etc.   —  Smith,  C.  R.     Brit,  coins  found  in  1845  at 
Chesterford.  —  Neville,  R.  C.     Examination  of  barrows 
in  Cambridgeshire.   —  Wright,  T.      Some  early  Latin 
stories,  imitated  by  Chaucer  and  Shakspeare.  —  Bowyer, 
G.      History  of  the  family  of  Castiglione.   —   Copy  of 
memoir  on  the  means  for  putting  the  forces  of  Eng.  in 
order  at  time  invasion  from  Spaniards  was  expected  in 
1587.  —   Hunter,  J.     Proofs  of  early  use  of  gunpowder 
by  the  Eng.  army.  —  Appendix.  —  Index. 

33.  Collier,  J.  P.     Unpublished  particulars  resp.  H. 
A.  Percy,  6th  Earl  of  Northumberland.   —  Smyth,  W. 
H.     Astrological  clock,  belonging  to  th»  Soc.  of  Anti 
quaries  of  London.   —   Lee,  J.     Antiquarian  researches 
in  the  Ionian  Islands,  1812.  —  Dwarris,  Sir  F.     Hist,  of 
one  of  the  old  Cheshire  families.   —   Morgan,  O.     Hist, 
and  progress  of  the  art  of  watchmaking.  —  Taylor,  A. 
Orig.  site  of  Roman  London.  —  Smyth,  W.  II.    Desig 
nation  of  'Cold   Harbor'.   —  Satirical  rhymes  on  the 
defeat  of  Flemings  before  Calais  in  1436.   —  Akerman, 
J.  Y.     Gnostic  gems.  —  Bepton,  J.  A.      Ascertaining 
dates  of  building-i.  -—  Bruce,  J.       Trial  and  death  of 
William,  Earl  of  Gowrie,  1584,  and  their  connection  with 
the  Gowrie  conspiracy.   —   Conyngham,  Lord  Albert. 
Various  pb.jects  of  antiquity  found  near  Amiens  in  1848. 

—  Ellis,    Sir  II.        Gold  torquis  found   in   Needwood 
Forest,  Staffordshire.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.    Condition  of 
Britain   from   the   descent  of  Caesar  to   the  coming  of 
Claudius.  —  Collier,  J.  P.    Charge  of  the  ordinary  and 
extraordinary  service  of  the  Eng.  navy  in  the  middle  of 
the  reign  of  Elizabeth ;  with  letter  and  rept.  of  Sir  John 
Hawkins  on  needless  expenditure  of  public  money  in 
l.)83.  —  Smyth,  W.  II.      Certain  passages  in  the  life  of 
Sir  J.  Hawkins.  —  Drake,  W.  R.    Capture  of  the  'Great 
carrack',  in  1532.  —   Gorges,  Sir  F.      Defence  against  a 
charge  of  having  betrayed   Robert,  Earl  of  Essex.  — 
Wright,  T.       Early   notices   rel.  to   antiquities   of  St. 
Alh.uis.  — Williams,  B.     Officers  in  a  manor  in  Oxford 
shire,   with   remarks   upon   the   hide   of   land.   —   Two 
letters  rel.  to  the  defeat  of  the  Spanish  Armada.  —  Col 
lier,  J.  LJ.      Richard  Hakluyt  and  Amer.  discoveries.  — 
Morgan,  O.      Contin.  of  the  'Hist,  and  prog,  of  the  art 
of  watchmaking'.  —  Hallam,  H.     Story  of  Lucius,  first 
Christian  king  of  Britain.   —   Dryden,  Sir  H.      Discov. 
of  early  Saxon  remains  at  Barrow  Furlong, ^Northampton. 

—  Young,  Sir  C.  G.  S  word,  dagger,  and  ring  of  James  iv., 
of  Scotland.  —  App.  —  Index. 

34.  Smyth,  W.   II.        Supplement  to  Discr.  of  an 
astrological  clock  belonging  to  the  Society.  —  Akerman, 


J.  Y.      Disc,  of  Roman  remains  at  Stone,  Buckingham 
shire.  —  Chalmers,  I".     Use  of  mason-marks  in  Scotland. 

—  Wright,  T.     Rules  of  free  school  at  Saffron  Walden, 
Essex,  in  reign  of  Henry  vin.   —   Hunter,  J.      Seal  of 
Chaucer:  Copy  of  deed  to  which  it  is  appended;  Copy 
of  instrument  notifying  to  him  of  his  removal  from  the  ' 
office  of   clerk  of    king's   works.   —   Akerman,  J.  Y. 
Colored  drawing  of  some  anc.  beads.  —  Eltham.     Ex 
tracts    from    churchwardens'   acc'ts.    —    Solly,    N.   N. 
Ystumcegid  cromlech,  in  Llanflhangel-y-Pennant,  Car 
narvon.  —  Chaffers,  W.     Communication  accompanying 
exhibition  of  glass  vessels,  etc.,  of  the   Roman   period, 
found  at   Nismes.   —  Rawlinson,  H.      Paper  casts  of 
cuneiform  inscriptions  upon  sculptured  rock  at  Behistun. 

—  Smith,  C.  R.      Saxon   sepulchral    remains    found    at 
Fairford,  Gloucestershire.  —  Way,  A.      Bronze  beaded 
collar  found  in  Lochar  Moss,  Dumfriesshire.  —  Thomas, 
F.  W.   L.      Celtic   antiq.  of  Orkney.   —  Collier,  J.   P. 
Sir  W.  Raleigh,  his  character,  services,  etc. ;  —  Additional 
information   resp.  R.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.     Weapons  of 
Celtic  and  Teutonic  races.  —  Bruce,  J.     Documents  rel. 
to  William,  1st  Earl  of   Gowrie,  and  Patrick  Ruthven, 
his  son.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.  'Roundells'  or  fruit  trenchers 
of  time  of  James  i.   —  Airy,  G.  B.      Place  of  Caesar's 
departure  from  Gaul  for  the  invasion  of  Britain.  —  Den- 
ison,  A.     Opening  of  some  barrows  in  the  East  Riding 
of  Yorkshire.   —  Morgan,  O.      Astron.  and   astrolog. 
table-clock,  with  ace.  of  astrolabe.   —    Birch,  S.     Silver 
disc  found  at  Tarontum.   —  Parker,  J.  H.     Notes  made 
during  a  tour  in  the  west  of  France.   —   Ellis,  Sir  II. 
Principal    naval   expeds.   of    Eng.   fleets,   1-JS8-16J3.   — 
Roberts,  G.     Practice  of  banishment,  reign  of  James  n., 
among  those  sentenced  to  death  for  participation  in  the 
rebellion  of  the  Duke  of  Monmouth.  —  Birch,  S.     Hist. 
tablet  of  Rameses  n.  rel.  to  gold  mines  of  ^Ethiopia.  — 
Pettigrew,  T.  J.     Deities  of  the  Amcnti.  —   Evans,  J. 
Roman  remains  found  at  Box  Moor,  Herts.  —  Gould,  S. 
B.     Remains  of  anc.  camp  near  Bayonne.  —  Hunter,  J. 
\Vm.  Lynewoode,  Judge  of  the  Arches,  etc.   —   Soc.  of 
Antiq.     Report  of  com.  to  investigate  the  recent  discov. 
of  a  body  in  St.  Stephen's  Chapel,  Westminster.  —  App. 

—  Index. 

35.  Young,  C.  G.  Sums  disbursed  [to]  defray  the 
expenses  of  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  James  i.,  and  her 
husband  Elector  Palatyne,  with  their  trayne,  etc.,  from 
Eng.  to  the  territories  of  said  Elector.  —  Collier,  .T.  P. 
Lucies  of  Charlecot,  Shakespeares  in  and  near  Stratfofd- 
on-Avon,  and  property  of  Shakespeare  in  Henly  Street. 

—  Wyse,  T.     Damage  done  to  Erectheium,  and  temple 
of  Jupiter  at  Athens,  in  storm  of  Oct.  26.  1852.  —  Foss, 
E.     Lineage  of  Sir  T.  More.  —  Parker,  J.  H.      Contin. 
of  obs.   on   anc.    churches    in   the   west    of  France.   — 
Wylie,  W.  M.     Angon  or  barbed  javelin  of  Franks.  — 

—  Evans,  J.     Excavations  on  the   site  of  two    Roman 
villas  at  Box  Moor,  Herts.  —  Bruce,  J.     W.  Penn's  im 
prisonment  in  the  Tower.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.     Excava 
tions  on  the  site  of  anc.  potteries  in  the  New  Forest.  — 
Wylie,  W.  M.     Teutonic  remains  found  near  Dieppe.  — 
Ludlow,  E.     Farewell  address  to  the  authorities  of  Ve- 
vay.  —  Birch,  S.     Annals  of  Thothmes  in.,  derived  from 
hieroglyphical  inscriptions.  —  Jones,  J.  W.     Origin  of 
the  division  of  man's  life  into  stages.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y. 
Anc.  gold  ornaments.  —  Bruce,  J.     Lease  of  two  nouses 
in   the    Piazza.  Covent  Garden,  to  Sir  Edmund  Verney, 
1634.— Papers   rel.  to   the  marriage  of  Queen  Elizabeth 
with  the  brother  of  the  Emperor,  1567.  — Collier,  J.  P. 
Conclusion  of  new  materials  for  life  of  Sir  W.  Raleigh. 

—  Wylie,  W.  M.     Merovingian  cemetery  of  Envermeu; 
also   weapons  of  the   Franks.   —   Lukis,    F.  C.     Celtic 
megaliths  and  contents  of  Celtic  tombs  in  the  Channel 
Islands.    —   Akerman,  J.  Y.      Excavations  in   Anglo- 
Saxon  burial  ground    at  Harnham    Hill.  —  Pryce,    G. 
Church  of  St.  Mary  Redcliffe,  Bristol.  —  Wylie,  W.  M. 
Certain  sepulchral  usages  of  eaily  times.   —  Foss,  E. 
Relationship  between  Richard  Fitz-James,  Bp.  of  Lond. 
and  Lord  Chief  Justice  Sir  John  Fitz-James.  —  Letters 
from  a  subaltern  officer  in  the  Earl  of  Essex's  army, 
1642.   —  Steinman,    G.   S.      Memorials     preserved    at 
Bruges  of  Charles  n.'s  residence  in  that  city.  —  Ellis, 
Sir  H.     Early  hist,  of  Lord  Lieutenants  of  Counties.  — 
Parker,  J.  II.     3d  letter  upon  anc.  churches  in  the  west 
of  France.  —  Collier,  J.   P.     Sir   W.   Raleigh  and  Sir 
Francis  Verc.   —  Ouvry,  F.     Saxon  and  other  remains 
discov.  at  and  near  Mentmore,  Buckingham.  —  Bottteld, 
B.     Roman  villa  and  discov.  made  on  Borough  Hill.   — 
Troyon,  F.    Colline  de  sacrifices  de  Chavannes  sur  le 
Veyron.  —  Minchinhampton.     Extracts   from  the  ac 
counts  of  the  churchwardens.  —  Bond,  K.  A.     Last  days 
of  Isabella,  Queen  of  Edward  II.—  Williams,  B.     Hide 
of  land,  and  some  ane.  manorial  customs  in  Oxfordshire. 

—  Akerman,  J.  Y.     Further  discov.  in  the  Anglo-Saxon 
burial   ground  at  Harnhum  Hill,  Salisbury ;  — Opening 
of  four  anc.  Brit,  barrows   in  South  Wilts.  —  App.  — 


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36.     Parker,  J.  II.      Medieval  architecture  in  Aqui- 
taine.  —  Collier,  J.  P.     State  ms.  of  reign  of  Henry  VIII. 

—  FOBS,  K.     Oiigin  of  title  and  office  of  Cursitor- Baron 
of  the  Exchequer.  —  Presents  rec'd  and  expenses   in 
curred  at  the  wedding  of  Richard  Polsted  of  Albury, 
and   Elizabeth,  daughter  of  \Vm.  More  of    Lonely.  — 
Birch,  S.     Vase  representing  the  adventure  of  Perseus. 

—  Akerman,  J.  Y.     Variety  of  objects  discov.  In  Salis 
bury.  —  Ellis,  Sir  11.    Convent  of  Eng.  nuns  formerly 
settled  at  Louvain  in  South  Brabant.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y. 
Angon  of  Agathias.  —  Wylie,   W.  M.      Angon  of  the 
Franks,  and   piluin  of  Vegetius.  —  Major,  It.  H.     Sup 
posed  submerged   city  of  Vineta.  —  Mackenzie,  K.  K. 
II.     Further  notice  of  Vineta.  —  Collier,  J.  P.     Ms.  by 
T.  Norton,  M.  1'.  for  and  Remembrancer  to  Lond.  rel. 
to  anc.  duties  of  Lord  Mayor  and  corporation.  —  Cooper, 
W.  1).     Further  particulars  of  T.  Norton,  and  state  pro 
ceedings  in  mutter*  of  religion,  1581,  82.  — Corner,  G.  K. 
Kxcavations  on  site  of  Roman  buildings  at  Keston,  Kent. 

—  Wylie,  W.  M.     Graves  of  Alemanni  at  Obertlacht  in 
Buabia.   —  Cottrell,  C.  H.      Ace.  of  the  unrolling  of  a 
mummy  at  Florence.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.    Antiquarian 
researches  in  1854.  —  Scharf,  G.     Sculptures  of  temple 
discov.  at  Hath.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.     Silver  rings  and 
coins  discov.  near  Worcester.  —  Tite,  W.    Discov.  of 
tessellated  pavement,  1854,  under  the  vaults  of  the  south 
eastern  area  of  the  late  Excise  Office.  —  Franks,  A.  W. 
Stall-plate  of  Sir  Win.  Parr,  Marq.  of  Northampton.  — 
Wing,   Buckingham.      Extracts   from   churchwardens' 
ace.  —  Journal  of  the  mission  of  Queen  Isabella  to  the 
court  of  France,  and  long  residence  in  that  country.  — 
Cochet,  J.  13.  D.     Sepultures  chretiennes  de  la  periode 
anglo-normande,   trouvees    a    Bouteilles,   pres   Dieppe, 
1805.  —  Hunter,  J.     Two  original   deeds  rel.   to  Sir  T. 
Swinford.  —  Kemble,  J.  M.     Mortuary  urns  found  at 
Stade-on-Elbe.  —  More,   Sir  W.     Extracts  from    [his] 
private  ace.  book,  time  of  Q.  Mary  and  Elizabeth.   — 
Parker,  J.  II.     Medieval  architecture  in  Aquitaine.  — 
Franks,  A.   W.     Bronze    weapons    found    at   Arreton 
Down,  Isle  of  Wight.   —  Hist,  of  the  boat  which  gave 
Peter  the  Gr.  the  first  thought  of  building  the  Russian 
fleet.  —  Collier,  J.  P.     Sir  N.  Bacon,  Lord  Keeper.  — 
Kemble,  J.   M.      Remarkable   sepulchral  objects   from 
Italy,  Styria,  and  Mecklcnburgh.  —  Scharf,  G.,,/r.     Pic 
ture  in  Gloucester   Cathedral,    and   some    other   repre 
sentations  of  the  Last  .Judgment.  —  Morgan,  ().    Episco 
pal  and  other  rings  of  investiture.    —    Corner,  G.   K. 
Abbot  of   Wai  than) 'g   house    in  parish  of  St.  Mary-at- 
Hill,  London.  —  Morgan,  O.     Excavations  by  Caerlon 
Arcli»ol.  Assoc.  within  the  walls  of  Caerwent,  1855.  — 
Scharf,  G.,  Jr.     Old  tapestry  in  St.  Mary  Hall  at  CoVen- 
try.  —  Harrod,  II.     Horse-trappings  found  at  Westhall. 

—  Scharf,    G.,  Jr.      Addenda  to   '  Paintings   of   Last 
Judgment.' 

37.  Allin,  J.  Letters  [cont.]  notices  of  the  last  great 
plague,  166  >-66.  —  Hunter,  J.  Old  clochard  or  bell- 
tower  of  the  Palace  at  Westminster.  —  Wylie,  W.  M. 
Researches  In  Suabian  tumuli.  —  Cochet,  J.  B.  D. 
•Sepultures  anglo-nonnandes  trouvees  a  Bouteilles,  pres 
Dieppe,  1856.  —  Trollope,  E.  Life  of  Adrian  iv.  — 
Pettigrew,  T.  J.  On  an  unrecorded  contract  between 
Ferdinand  and  Isabella  of  Castile  and  Leon,  and  Ferdi 
nand  of  Sicily,  for  marriage  of  Isabella,  daughter  of  Fer 
dinand  and  Isabella,  with  Ferdinand,  prince  of  Capua, 
1476.  *-  Akerman,  J.  Y.  Distaff  and  spindle,  as  in 
signia  of  female  sex  in  former  times.  —  Cochet,  J.  B.  D. 
Interment  of  young  Prankish  warrior,  discov.  at  En- 
vermeu,  Seine  inferieure,  1856;  tr.  and  notes  by  \V.  M. 
Wylie.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.  Discov.  of  Anglo  Saxon  re 
mains  at  Kemble,  North  Wilts,  etc.  —  Ashpitel,  A. 
Choirs  and  chancels.  —  Parker,  J.  H.  Additional  obs. 
to  Ashpitel's  paper.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.  Researches  in 
Anglo-Saxon  cemeteries,  at  Filkins  and  Broughton 
Poggs,  Oxfordshire.  —  Swan,  Sir  W.  Journey  to  Dres 
den,  1678.  —  Bellasyse,  T.,  Ld.  Fauconhery .  Relation 
of  [his]  embassy  to  states  of  Italy,  1662.  —  Webb,  J. 
Some  passages  in  the  life  and  character  of  a  lady  resi 
dent  in  Herefordshire  and  Worcestershire,  during  the 
civil  war  of  the  17th  cent.;  coll.  from  her  ace.  book.  — 
Elizabeth,  <^.  of  £<ihemi<t.  Unpublished  letters  to  Sir 
E.  Nicholas.  —  Parker,  J.  H.  Early  churches  in  France 
and  Switzerland.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.  Possessions  of  the 
Abbey  of  Malmesbury,  in  the  days  of  the  Anglo-Saxon 
kings;  with  anc.  limits  of  the  forest  of  Braden.  —  Ash 
pitel,  A.  City  of  Cumae,  and  recent  excavations  there. 

—  Walford,  W.  S.     Remarks  on  four  deeds  of  the  lime 
of  Henry  VI.  with  seals  appended;  and  a  memoir  of  Sir 
William    Oldhalle.  —  Bruce,   J.       Particulars    respect 
ing   Thomas    Sackville,    Lord    Buckhurst;    with    frag 
ment  of  W.   Fieetwood's  Itinerarium   ad  Windsor.   — 
Akerman,  J.  Y.     Investigation  ot  g.iinu  rera:iri  ilile  cir 
cular  trenches,  and  discov.  of  an  anc.  Brit,  cemetery  at 
Stanlake,   Oxon.  —  Williams,   B.     Land  of  Ditmarsh, 
and  the  Mark  confederation.  —   Akerman,  J.  Y.     Re 


searches  in  a  cemetery  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  period  at 
Brigbthampton,  Oxford.  —  Cochet,  J.  B.  D.  Sepul 
tures  ehretiennes  de  la  periode  anglo-normande,  trou 
vees  &  Bouteilles,  pres  Dieppe,  1857.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y. 
Anc.  limits  of  the  forest  of  \Vychwood.  —  Head,  Sir  E. 
Temple  of  Serapis  at  Pozzuoli.  —  Hunter,  J.  Speci 
mens  of  marks  used  by  early  manufacturers  of  paper.  — 
Wylie,  W.  M.  Burning  and  burial  of  the  dead.  — 
Cooper,  W.  D.  Tower  of  London  temp.  Elizabeth,  and 
horse  armoury  temp.  Charles  i.  —  Extract  from  record 
explanatory  of  grants,  by  Henry  II.  and  Edward  I.  to 
certain  Ostmen  in  Waterford,  of  privilege  of  '  Lex  Angli- 
corum  in  Hibernla'. 

38.  Coningsby,   T.,   Karl.      State   of   polit.   parties 
during  the   reign  of  Q.  Anne.  —  Milman,  H.  S.     Polit. 
geog.  of  Wales.  —  Corner,   G.   R.      Remains  of  an  An 
glo-Norman  building  in  St.  Olave,  Southwark.  —  Aker 
man,  J.  Y.      Furca  et   fossa;  modes   of  capital  punish 
ment  in  the  Middle  Ages.  —  Cochet,  J.  B.  D.     Les  fouil- 
les   executees  &  la  Madeleine    de  Berney,   fev.  185S.  — 
Copper,  W.  D.     Great  seals  of  Eng.  used  after  the  depo 
sition  of  Charles  I.  -  1660.  —  Akerman,,].  Y.     2d  report 
of  the  researches  in  a  cemetery  at  Brighthampton,  Oxon. 
—  Nichols,  J.  G.     Add.  to  the  biog.  of  Sir  J.  Cheke  and 
Sir  T.  Smith.  —  Hugo,  T.     Notes  on  a  col.  of  pilgrims' 
signs,  13th-15th  cent.  —  Walford,  W.  S.      Obs.  on  a 
grant  of   an   advowson   of    a  chantry   to   a  guild.    — 
Parker,  J.  H.     Anc.  domestic  architecture  of  Ireland. — 
Wylie,  W.  M.     Lake-dwellings.  —   Beldam,  J.     Anc. 
Pelasgic,  and  Latin  vases  found  in  Cent.  Italy.  —  D'Eyn- 
court,  C.  T.      Portrait  of  John,   King  of   France.   — 
Franks,  A.  W.     I'resent  excavations  in  Carthage,  etc.  — 
Bruce,  J.     Obs.   on  a  mss.  rel.  of  the  proc.  of   Parl., 
1628.  —  Anonymous   letter  reporting  the  dispersion  of 
the  Spanish  Armada;    with  remarks  by  R.  Lemon.  — 
Rhimi,  A.   II.     Vestiges  of  ortholithic  remains  in   N. 
Africa.  —  King,  T.  W.     Obs.  rel.  to  four  deeds  from  the 
muniment  room  at  Maxstoke  Castle. — Evans,  J.     Flint 
implements  in  beds  of  gravel,  etc.  —  Ellis,  R.  S.     Latter 
years  of  J.  Hepburn,  Earl  of  Bothwell.  —  Cromwell,  E. 
and  H.       Petitions  to  Charles  n.  —  Akerman,  J.   Y. 
Researches  >n  a    cemetery  at  Long  Wittenham,  Berk 
shire.  —  Inventory  of  the  goods   of  A.   Hungerford; 
with  remarks  by  J.  G.  Nichols.  —  Birch,  S.     Hist,  tablet 
of  the  reign  of  Thothmes  in.  —  Stanhope,  P.  H.,  Earl. 
Notices  of  John  Lord  Stanhope  of  Harrington,  etc.  — 
Thurnam,  J.    Chambered  long  barrow  at  W.  Kennet.  — 
Akerman,  J.  Y.      Origin  and  hist,  of   the  bayonet.  — 
Barges,  W.     Mural  paintings  in  Chalgrove  Ch.,  Oxford 
shire.  —  Major,  R.  H.     Discov. .  of  Australia   by  the 
Portuguese,  1601. 

39.  Black,  W.  H.    Discov.  of  the  will  of  Holbein.  — 
Nichols,  •).  G.    Contemporaries  and  successors  of  Hol 
bein.  —  Scharf,  G.     Some  painters  contemp.  with  Hol 
bein.  —  Evans,  J.     Flint  implements  on  the  continent 
and  in  Eng.  —  Warne,  C.     Roman  remains  on  Kingston 
Down.  —  Nesbitt,  A.     Brick  architecture  of  the  N.  of 
Germany.  —  Bruce,  J.  M.     Ace.  of  the  treaty  of  New 
port.  —  Cochet,  J.  B.  D.     Explorations  des  anciens  cime- 
tieres  de  Roux-Mesnil,  etc.  —  Akerman,  J.  Y.     Anglo- 
Saxon  burial  ground  at  Long  Wittenham.  —  Elizabeth, 
Q.  of  Hvhemi'i,  anil  oth.tr*.      Letters  to  the  Tremoille 
family.   —  Botfield,  B.     Discov.  of  the  remains  of  the 
Priory  of  Austin  Friars.  —  Nicholas,  F.  M.     Feudal  and 
obligatory  knighthood.  —  Scharf,    G.      Portraits  from 
Windsor  Castle,  Hampton  Court,  and  Wilton  House.  — 
Black,  W.  H.    Date,  etc.,  of  the  death  of   Holbein.  — 
Soc.  of  Antiq.   and    Gr.  Brit.     Admiralty.      Corresp. 
resp.  the  tides  in  Dover  Channel  with  ref.  to  the  landing 
of  Caesar.  —  Airy,  G.  B.     Obs.  on  the  question  of  the 
spot  where  Cajsar  landed.  —  Lewin,  T.     Further  obs. 
on  the  landing  of  Ca;sar.  —  Birch,  S.     Two  Egyptian 
tablets  of  the  Ptolemaic  period.  —  Nichols,  F.  M.     Na 
ture  of  the  tenure  or  service  of  cornage.  — Corner,  G.  R. 
Obs.  on  four  illustrations  repr.  the  Courts  of  Chancery, 
King's  Bench,  Common  Pleas,  and  Exchequer.  —  Wal 
ford,  W.  S.     Roll  of  arms  of  the  13th  cent.  —  Perceval, 
C.  S.    Two  rolls  of  arms  of  the  reign  of  Edward  I.  — 
Goodwin,  C.  W.     Ace.  of  3  Coptic  papyri,  etc.  —  Scharf, 
G.     Further  obs.  on  the  portraits  of  Arthur,  Prince  of 
Wales.  —  Cooper,  C.  H.     Percy  Herbert,  Ld.  Powis.  — 
Poole,   K.   S.     Method  of  interpreting  Egyptian   hiero 
glyphics  by  Young  and  Champollion.  —  Harkness,   R. 
A  crannoge  found  in  Drumkeery  Lough,  Cavan.  —  Tite, 
W.     Discoveries  of  Roman  remains  at  various  times  in 
London. 

Index  to  the  first  15  vols. ;  with  catalogues 

of  books  and  mss.  in  the  lib.  London, 
1809.  4°. 

—  Ca?dmon's  metrical  paraphrase  of  parts  of  the 
Holy  Scriptures  in  Anglo  Saxon ;  with  an 
Eng.  tr.,  by  B.Thorpe.  London,  1832.  8°. 


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—  Collection    of    ordinances    and    reg.  for    royal 

household,  from  Edward  in.  to  William  and 
Mary  ;  also  receipts  in  cookery,  London, 
1790.  4°. 

—  Liber     quotidianus      Garderobac,     1299-1300. 

Londini,  1787.  4°. 

—  Some  account  of  the  Abbey  Church  of  Bath ; 
[by  Sir  H.  C.  Engleriekl.     London,  1798.]   f°. 

—  Some    account    of    the  Abbey  Church  of    St. 

Albans.     London,  1813.  f°. 

—  Some   account   of    the    Cathedral    Church    of 

Durham.     London,  1801.  f°. 

—  Some    account    of    the   Cathedral    Church   of 

Exeter;  [by  C.  Lyttelton,  1754,  with  obs.  on 
Lyttleton's  Ace.  by  Sir  II.  C.  Englffield. 
London,  1797.]  f°. 

—  Some  account    of    the    Cathedral    Church   of 

Gloucester.     London,  1809.   f°. 

—  Some  account  of  the   collegiate  chapel  of   St. 

Stephen,  Westminster;  byJ.Topham;  [with 
descr.  of  add.  plates,  by  Sir  II.  C.  Engle- 
tield.  London,  1795.]  f°. 

—  Vetusta    monumenta.        Londini,     1747-1823. 

6  v.   f". 

—  FKNN,  J.     Three  chronolog.  tables,  exhibiting  a  state 

of  the  Soc.  of  Antiquaries  of  London.  London, 
1784.  4".  (A  18) 

—  LIST  of  persons  who  appear  to  have  been  members  of 

the  Soc.  of  Antiquaries  in  the  reign  of  Q.  Klixabeth. 

(In  Hearne,  T.     Col.  of  curious  disc.,  v.  '2.  1775.) 
Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Archueologia  yEhana ;   or,  Tracts  rel.  to  antiq. 

Vol.  1.  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  1822.  4°. 
Contents.  Hodgson,.!.  Study  of  antiquities;  —  Set 
of  gold  beads.  —  Percy,  H.,  Dukt  of  .\ortliuinlierland. 
Letter  to  T.  Davidson.  —  St.  Paul, 'A.,  and  Culley,  M. 
Implements  of  ancient  brass.  —  Hodgson, .J.  yEra  when 
brass  was  used  in  purposes  to  which  iron  is  now  applied. 

—  Cook,  J.     Disc,  of  a  stone  coflin  in  Chatton,  Northum 
berland.  —  Woodhouse,  E.     Opening  of  an  ancient  grave 
near    Denton,    Northumberland;    and   notices   resp.   an 
arrow  head  of  Hint.  —  Wood,  J.     Saxon  inscr.  on  stone 
near  Falstone,  Northumberland.  —  Gomme,  J.     Seal  of 
last  treasurer  of  Augustine  Monastery  at  Canterbury.  — 
Faber,  G.  S.      Inscription  to  Zodiacal  Ceres,  discovered 
at  Caevorron.  —   Hjdgson,  J.     Antiq.  of  entrenchment 
called  Wardley,  in  Durnam  Co. ;  —  Aqueduct,  and  heaps 
of  iron  scoria  in  Lancaster,  Durham  Co.   —  Turner,  W. 
Silver   ring   found   on    Towton   Moor,   Co.   of   York.  — 
Hodgson,  J.     Saxon  coin  of  Ecgfrith,  King  of  Northum 
berland  ;  —  Inscr.  on  Fallowlield  Fell,  Co.  of  Northumber 
land.   —  Stanton,  J.     Two  bronze  figures  disc,  at  the 
Roman  station  near  Benwell,  Co.  of  Northumberland.  — 
Dicksjn,  G.  A.      Anc.  camp  in  Co.  of  Cumberland.  — 
Adainson,  J.        Brass  coin   of   the    Emp.   Hadrian.  — 
Brockett,  J.  T.      Seal  of  Nunnery  of  St.  Bartholomew, 
at  Newcastle  upon  Tyne.  — Magnuson,  F.,  and  Hodgson, 
J.     De  annulo  aureo  liunicis  characteribus  signato,  nuper 
in  Anglia  invento,  etc.   —   Skene,  P.  O.      Inscr.  found 
near  Binchester,  Co.  of  Durham.   —   Papers  rel.  to  the 
plot  in  the  north,  ex.  from  31st  vol.  of  Mickleton  &  Spear 
man  mss.,  10(53.   —  Calendars  of  the  prisoners  in  High 
Castle  in  Newcastle  upon  Tyne  in  16J8-29.  —  Indentures 
between  Sir  K.  Brandling  and  Sir  T.  Swinburne,  and  T. 
Carr,  for  delivering  over  the  goal  of  Northumberland.  — 
Copy  of  return  of  three   members  of  1'arl.  for  Co.  of 
Northumberland,  162J.  —  The  Court  party  in  the  House 
of  Commons,  1077.   —   Crawhall,  T.      Instruments  for 
merly  used  for  blasting  in  the  lead  mines  at  Allenheads. 

—  Papers  rel.  to  hist,  of  Durham   Co.  extracted  from 
31st  vol.  of  Mickleton  coll.    —    Arrow  heads  of  bronze, 
found  near  Ml.  Caucasus.  —  Trevelyan,  .1.     Human  ring 
found  at  Halton  Chesters;  and   bas  relief  figure  of  Nep 
tune  found  at  Carrow,  Northumberland.  —  Peterson,  K. 
Antiq.  found  at  Norby  estate  in  Norway.  —  Hedley,  A. 
Sepulchral  inscr.  disc,  at  Little  Chesters,  Northumber 
land.  —  Dacre,  W.,  Ld.    Letter  [in]  reign  of  Henry  vin. ; 
with  obs.  by  J.  Caley.   —   Hodgson,,!.     Ancient  plan  of 
Tynemouth,  Northumberland.  —  Buchner,  J.  A.     Extr. 
from  German  pamphlet  entitled  'A  tour  along  the  Devils' 
wall'.   —   Hodgson,  T.      Altar  and  inscription  found  at 
Tynemouth,  1781.   —   Smart,  J.       Homau   station   near 
Glanton,  Northumberland.   —  Hedley,  A.     Etymology 
of  the  names  of  places   in  Co.  of  Northumberland.  — 
Hodgson,  J.       Human  station  of  Housestcads  and   on 


some  Mithraic  antiquities  discovered  th<>re.  —  Dickson, 
G.  A.  Roman  altars.  —  Culley,  M.  Ancient  sword.  — 
Dicksan,  G.  A.  Inscription  found  at  Old  Carlisle,- 
Cumberland;  —  Bronze  stamp  or  seal.  —  Hjdgsin,  J. 
Inscription  on  the  bell  of  Heworth  Chapel.  —  List  of  a 
collection  of  Roman  antiquities  found  at  or  near  House- 
steads,  [in]  possession  of  the  Soc.  —  List  of  donations. 
—  Catalogue  of  the  Library.  —  List  of  members. 
Society  of  Apothecaries,  London.  Gu.  BUITAIN.  Parl. 

Select  Committee  on  Medical  Education.    (In  their 

Report,  pt.  3.   1834.) 
Society   of   Artists  of   the   U.S.      1st   annual    exhibition. 

1'hila.,  1811.  8°.     (B  452) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     Philn.,  [1811].  8°.     (B  696) 

—  Constitution.     Phila.,  1810.  8U.     (B  967) 

—  and    Penn.    Academy.      2>1  annual  exhibition.    1812. 

I'hila.,  [1812].  8°.     (B  696) 

Society  of  Arts,  Manufactures,  and  Commerce.  See  Soc. 
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Society  of  Dilettanti.  Antiquities  of  Ionia  ;  [de 
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London,  1821,  1797.  2  v.  f°. 

-  The  unedited  antiquities  of  Attica  ;  arc-hit,  re 

mains    of    Eleusis,    Rhamnus,    Sunium,  and 

Thoricus.     London,  1817.   f". 
—  French.     Les  antiquites    inedits    de  1'Attique; 

tr.  par  J.  J.  Hittorff.     Paris,  1832.   f". 
Society  of  Lincoln's  Inn.      »sV«   Lincoln's   Inn     (p.  1741). 
Society  of  Painters  in  Water  Colors.      Gallery. 

London,  [1831].   f". 

—  [5th]  exhibition.     London,  1809.  4°.     (A  6) 

Society  of  Ship  Owners  of  Great  Britain. 
Collection  of  reports,  [e<c.,]  on  the  trade  of 
(ir.  Brit,  in  the  W.  1.  and  Amer.  London, 
1807.  8°. 

Society  of  the  Cincinnati.  Circular  letter  to  the 
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8°.  (W  20) 

—  Institution  and   proc.,    with   the  proc.  of    the 

Mass.  State  Soc.,  June  9,  1783 -July  4,  1811. 
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—  Institution  of  the  Society;  pub.  bv  order  of  the  mem- 
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W20) 

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—  Proceedings  of  the   Cincinnati,   by  their  delegates  in 

general  meeting,  May.    Philn.,  1787.  f°.    (W72) 

—  BL'KKK,  A.     Considerations  on   the  Soc.     I'hila.,  1783. 

8°.    (W20) 

—  JOHNSTON,  A.    Account  of  the  Soc.    (In  Penn.  Hist. 

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sur  1'Ordre  de  Cinciiinatus  ;  avec  une  lettre 
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Society  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church  for  the  Ad 
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Society  of  the  Writers  to  his  Majesty's  Signet. 
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—  Same.  '  Pt.  1-4.      Edin.,  1833,  20-33.  4°. 

Note.     Pt.    1.     Alphabetically  arranged  by  Mr. 
Shields;  pt.  2  reprinted  from  the  ed.  of  1820. 
Society  of  Unitarian  Christians  Established  in  the  West 
of  England  f  jr  Promoting   Christian   Knowledge 
and  the  Practice  of  Virtue  by  Distributing  Books. 
[Hules,  etc.]     n.t.p.  [1794.]  H".     (B  1389) 


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Society  of  United  Irishmen.     GREAT  BRIT.     Ho. 

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Society  of  Universal  Good-will.  Account  of  the  proceed 
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—  Articles  and  regulations   proposed  for  the  Soc.     Nor 

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Society  of  Virginia  for  Promoting  Agriculture. 
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—  Other  mpies.    (B  540,  1138) 

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tiones  et  reHponsiones.  —  Polonue  evangelic!  deberent  se 
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—  De  baptisijio  aquae  dl»put«tlo.  —  Deeuena  Domini.  — De 
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Palaeologum  pro  Kacoviensibus.   —  De  Cliristi   nutura 
adversus  A.  Volanutn.  —  Justiflcationostra  per  Christum. 

—  De  statu  primi  hominis  ante  lapsum  disputatio  cum 
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adv.  novos  Samosatenicos.  —  De  unigeniti  filii  Dei  exis- 
tentia,  inter  Erasmum  Johannis,  et  Socinum  disputatio. 

—  Hesponsio  ad  libellum  J.  Wuieki,  l)e  divinitate  tijii 
Dei,  et  Si>iritus  Saneti.  —  Defensio  animadversionum  in 
assertiones  theologicas  de  trino  et  uno  Deo;  adversus  G. 
Eutropium.  —  De  Christo  servatore,  hoc  cat,  cur  et  qua 
ratione    Christus    noster    servator    sit;    respondent*   J. 
Coveto.  —   De  non  invocando  Christo  in  precibus  sacris 
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351.     (22.  10.  SO.) 


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al*o  Begging  ;  —  Charity ;  —  Cities  ;  —  Civilization  ; 

—  Clubs  ;  —  Coinage ;  —  Collieries  ;  —  Communism  ;  — 
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gerous  classes  ;  —  Divorce  ;  —  Dwelling  ;  —  Education  ; 
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male  education  ;  —  Food  ;  —  Foundlings  ;  —  Friendly 
societies  ;  — Industrial  schools ;  —  Industry ;  —  Infanti 
cide  ;  —  Insurance ;  —  Labor ;  —  Man  ;  —  Moral  philos 
ophy  ;  —  Organization  ;  —  Passions;  —  Pawning  ;  — 
Peace  ;  —  Peasantry;  • —  Penal  colonies ;  —  People  ;  — 
Political  economy  ;  —  Political  romances  ;  —  Political 
science  ;  —  Poor ;  —  Poverty;  —  Prisons ;  —  Progress ;  — 
Property ;  —  Prostitution  ;  —  Punishment ;  —  Rank  in 
society  ;  —  Reform  schools  ;  —  Reformatory  education  ; 

—  Savings  banks  ;  —  Slavery  ;  —  Socialism  ;  —  Statis 
tics  ;  —  Sumptuary  Slaws ;  —  Temperance  ;  —  Wages  ; 

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—  CASTILLON,  J.  F.  M.     Sur  la  maniere  d'enseigner  de 

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—  GROTE,  G.     Plato,   and    other    companions    of 

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Another  copy.     (B  198) 

Socrates  and  Jesus  compared.  Phila.,  1803.  8°. 

Another  copy.    (B  198) 


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—  Ilor.F.KS,  II.     Chiiractor  of  S.     (In  hi*  Essays,  v.  1. 

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-  SCIILEIERMACFIER,  F.  E.  D.      Ucbcr  den  Worth  des 

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—  TEXNE.MAXN,    W.     G.      Lehrcn  und    Mcinun- 

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Jena,  1791.  8". 

-  XKNOPHOX.     Memorabilia;  recog.  L.  Dindor- 

rius.     Ed.2a.     Lips.,  1858.  16°. 

Apologia  Socratis.   —  Convivium.      (In  Ai»  Scripta 

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Xute.    For  other  eds.  and  trans,  of  these  works 
see  Xenophon. 

-  ZELLER,   E.      Sokrates   und   die   Sokratiker.    (In  his 

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See  alno  Xantippe. 

Socrates    Conn.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,    C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

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Socrates   lihoiliux.     Fragm.     (In   Mueller,   C.     Fr.  Hist. 

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Socrates  sckolasticus.  Socratis  et  Sozomeni  historia 
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-  Same.      Tr.  with    account  of  the  author  and 

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—   French.     Ilistoire  de  1'Eglise.     (In    Cousin,  V.     Ilis- 

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Saftly,  brave  Yankees!  or,  The  West  Indies  rendered  in 
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Soldan,  Wilbelm  Gottlieb.  Ueber  den  Process  der  Tem- 
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Soldanieri,  N.     B.illate,  ec.    (In  Trucchi,  F.    Pocsie  ital 

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Soldats  peints  par  eux  me'mes.     Berlin,  [18711.  8°. 

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lude;  by  W.  Rogers.  (Xo.  66  of  Spencer's  univ 
stage.) 

Soldier,  The;  by  C.  B.  Tayler.  (In  hi*  Social  evils  etc 
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Soldier  of  Indiana  in  the  war  of  the  Union,  The. 

Indianapolis,  1864.  8°. 

Soldier  on  service,  Hints  to  a.     See   Maxwell,  W.  H. 
Soldiering  in  N.    Carolina;    by  one   of  the    17th 

[T.  Kirwan?].     Boston,  1864.   18°. 
Soldier's    Aid    Society  of    Northern  Ohio.       BROCKETT. 

L.  P.     (In  hi*  Woman's  work  in  the  civil  war.  1867.) 
Soldier's  daughter;   comedy,  by  A.  Cherry.  5th  ed. 

London,  1804.  8°. 

—  Same.     (In  London  stage,  v.  1;   —  and  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  13.) 

Soldier's  fortune,  The;  a  comedy,  by  T.  Otway.  (In  his 
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Soldiers'  libraries.  GR.  BRIT.  War  Office.  Re 
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rooms,  and  day  rooms.  London,  1862.  f° 

Soldier's  orphan  ;   [by  J.  Finch].     N.  Y.,  1812.  12°. 

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Soledades  de  la  vida,  etc.,  by  C.  Lozuuo.  (In  RDSCOC  T 
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Solemn  address  to  Christians  and  patriots  upon  the  ap 
proaching  election  of  a  Pres.  of  the  U.S.;  answer  to 
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Solemn  appeal  to  the  citizens  of  Gr.  Brit,  and  Ireland  upon 
the  present  emergency.  London,  1788.  8°.  (B  1522) 

Solemn.]  Solemne  league  and  covenant  for  reforma 
tion  and  defence  of  religion,  the  honour  and 
happynesse  of  the  King,  and  the  safetie  of  the 
three  kingdoms  of  Eng.,  Scotland,  and  Ire 
land.  Lond.,  1643,  Bost.,  reprinted  1852.  4°. 

—  Another  copy.    (C  272) 


SOLEMN 


2796 


SOLTYKOF 


Solemn  mock-procession;  or,  Tryal  and  execution  of  the 

Pope  and  his  ministers,  on  the  17  of  Nov.    London, 

1680.  4°.    (B  12) 
Solemn  questions  for  those  who   profess  themselves  to  be 

members  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  n.t.p.  London,  [18 — ?]. 

8°.     (C  248) 
Solemnity,  The,  of  our  Anglo-Cntholic  ritualism  defended; 

Letter  to  the  Bp.  of  London  in  reply  to  his  charge. 

2d  ed.    London,  1850.  16°.    (D  30) 
Soler,  Julio.     New  Spanish  grammar.    N.Y.,  1842. 

12°. 

Soler,  Mariano  Cubi  i.     See  Cubi  i  Soler,  M. 
Solera,  Maurizio.      Essai  sur  les  valeurs.     (In  Econ.  class. 

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Solera,  Themistocle.     Atila;  music  by  G.  Verdi.     Habana, 

1848.  12°.    (E  6) 

—  Los  Lombardos;  music  by   G.  Verdi.     Habana,   1848. 

12°.     (E  6) 
Solicitor's   guide  cone,  bankrupts,  by  [R.  Boote]. 

3d  ed.     London,  1768.  8°. 
Solicitor's   practice    in    the    Court    of    Chancery, 

epitomized  by  [R.  Boote].     3d  ed.     London, 

1767.   8°. 
Solid  reasons  for  continuance  of  war,  etc.,  [by  Patrioticus. 

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Solier,  Antoine  Joseph  Jean.    Memoire  sur  quelques  points 

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Soliman  and  Perscda,  tragedy  of.     (In  Hawkins,  T.     Ori 
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Solipses,  Monarchia  des.     Kee  Scotti,  G.  C. 
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Solis  y  Rivadeneira,  Antonio  de.     El  alcazar  del 

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—  Same.    (In  Huerta,  V.  G.  de  la.    Theatre  hesp.,  pt. 

3,  v.  2.  1735.) 

—  El   amor  al  uso.     (In  Huerta,  V.   G.  de  la.     Teatro 

liesp.,  pt.  2,  v.  4.  1735; — in  Ochoa,  E.  de.  Colec- 
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—  TJn  bobo  hace  ciento.     (In  Huertn,  V.  G.  de  la.     Tea 

tro  hesp.,  pt.  1,  v.  3.  1735;  —  and  in  Mesonero  Ro 
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—  Cartas.     (hi  Ochoa,  E.  de.    Epist.  esp.,  v.  1.  1850;  v. 

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Mesonero  Romanes,  It.  de.  Dram,  post  a  Lope 
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(E  113) 

—  La   gitanilla   de  Madrid.     (In  Huerta,   V.  G.  de   la. 

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—  Historia  de  la  conquista  de  Mexico.     Madrid, 

1684.  f°. 

—  Same.     Nueva  ed.,  aumentada  con  la  vida  del 

autor  que  escrivio  Juan  de  Goyeneche. 
Ambercs,  1704.  f°. 

—  Same.     Barcelona,  1766.  f°. 

—  Same.     Madrid,  1825.  4  v.   16°. 

—  Same.     (In  Resell,  C.     Hist,  de  sucesos  partic.,  v.  2. 

1853;  v.  28  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 

—  Eng.     History  of  the  conquest  of  Mexico  by 

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tr.  de  1'espagnol  par  1'auteur  du  Triumvirat 
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Solis  y  Valencuela,  Pedro  de.      Epitome  breve  de 

la  vida  y  muerte  de  Bernardino  de  Almansa 

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Solleysel,  Jaques  de.    The  compleat  horsemen  ;  or, 

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Sollohub,    Vladimir   Alexandrovitch,  comte.    Die    Apothe- 

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Some  considerations  on  bill*  of  credit  now  passing  in  N 
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Some  consid.  touching  succession  and  allegiance.     London, 

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Some  consid.  touching  the  sacrament  of  the  Lord's  Supper, 
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Some  observations  upon  'The  list'  of  those  who 
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Some  occasional  thoughts  on  the  influence  of  the  spirit, 
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Some  thoughts  on  the  representation  of  the  lower  ho'use  of 
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viotualium  procl.-imatio,  A.  D.  1315.  _  Kthcunt  ill 
Record  cone,  the  forty  days  fasting  of  C.  de  Uid"wav  — ' 
Richard  H.  Manner  of  holding  fails. —  Charge  cxhib. 
in  Parl.  against  M.  de  la  Pool,  Earl  of  Suffolk.  —  Wood 
stock,  1 .  de.  J),,kf  of  fftoucrtttr,  an>l  Arundel,  T  de 
Rp.  Speech  to  the  King,  on  his  absence  from  Parl.  — 
Gregory  xi.  Uulla  de  denariis  IVtri  in  Anglia  — 
Hfnry  MI.  Christening  of  Prince  Arthur.  —  Creation 
of  Henry,  Duke  of  York.  —Remembrance  for  the  tra- 
ductlon  of  the  Princess  Katharine.  —  Jlnini  vill 
Entry  of  Charles  v.  into  London.  —  Catherine,  0.  of 
Eng,,  anrl  others.  Speeches,  in  the  trial  of  divorce 
between  Henry  vin.  and  C.  —  Oath  of  supremacy  made 
to  Henry  vin.,  l.VU.  —  Speech,  at  the  Council  'Hoard 
against  the  royal  supremacy.  —  Fisher,  J.,  Up.  Speech 
against  suppressing  the  lesser  monasteries.  —  Beggars' 
'Petition  against  Popery'.  —  Cranmer,  T.,  A/ip.  Letter 
to  Ld.  Cromwell,  cont.  a  vindication  of  himself  for  u.-ing 
the  style  Totius  Anglia?  Primas.  —  Q.  Mary.  Instru 
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—  Mary,  Q.  of  Enrj.      Speech  to  her  council,  upon  her 
resolution  to  restore  the  church  lands.  —  Elizabeth,  0. 
of  Eng.      Answer  to  Sir  T.  Pope  resp.  the  motion  of 
marriage,  made  by  the  king  elect  of  Sweden's  messenger. 

—  Reign  of   Q.  Elizabeth.—  Kccl^iaxtical  tract*. 
Devise  for  the  alteration  of  relig.   —  Elizabeth,  Q.  of 
Knq.       Injunctions   cone,   the   clergy   and   laity   of   the 
realme,  1559.  —  Heath,  X.     Speech,  ag'iinst  the  suprem 
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Oration  in   Parl.,  1559.   —  Grievances  in   the  Church, 
complained  of  by  divers  men.   —   The  Bible,  London, 
1577  and  1582;  [prolegomena  only].   —  Editions  of  the 
Eng.  Bible,  referred  to  by  the  Do  way  and  Rhemish  trs., 
1582.  1600.  —Extracts  from  an  old  parish-book,  at  Crun- 
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defence   of  the  festivities  of  the  Church  of  Eng.,  and 
namely  that  of  II.  M.'s  coronation.   —  The  patriarchs' 
peregination;    or,  Map  of   the  first  inhabited  countries 
that  were  in  the  world.   —   Chronographia  :  a  descr.  of 
time,  from  the  beginning  of  the  world  unto  the  year  of 
our  Lord  137.  —  Gregory  xm.    The  holy  bull  and  c'rusado 
of  Rome;  renewed  by  Sixtus  v.  1588.   —    Tmrturel.  to 
cMl  afftiir*.     Cecil,  W.,  Lrf.  Rxrleigh.     First  paper  or 
memorial;  —  Advice  to  Q.  Elizabeth, in  matters  of  relig. 
and  state.   —   Disc.,  whether  it  were  convenient  for  tbe 
Queen  to  marrie.  —  Elizabeth,  0.  of  Eng.    Letter  to  the 
Duke  of  Wirtembcrifh,  in  answer  of  his  offer  to  assist 
her  in  the  preferring  her  in  marriage.  15S8.  —  Vowell.  J. 
Olde  order  of  keeping  Parl.  in  Eng.  in  the  time  of  King 
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late  published  detection  of  thedoyngsof  the  ladie  Marie 
of  Scotland,  by  the  learned  Buchanan.   —  Case  of  the 
Bp.  of  Ross,   resident  to   the   Q.  of  Scots,  seized  and 
committed  to  the  Tower  by  Q.  Elizabeth.  —  Execution 
of  justice   in   Eng     for   maintenance   of   ptiblique   and 
Christian    peace.    1581.    —    Cecil,   "\V..    l.il.    RnrMah. 
Declaration  of  the  favourable  dealing  of  If.  M.'s  com 
missioners  for  the  exam,  of  certaine  traytours.  1583;  — 
True  report  of  the  declaration  of  the  Earl  of  Northum 
berland's  treasons;  with  the  exam.,  etc.,  of  the  murder 
committed  upon  himself  in  the  Tower,  1585.  —  Copie  of 
letter  to  the  Earle  of  Leycester;  with  a  report  of  cer 
taine  petitions  and  declarations  from  all  the  Lords  and 
Commons  in  Parl. ;  and  H.  M.'s  answers  thereunto  [resp. 
the  condemnation   of  Mary,  Q.  of  Scots].   1586.   —   Gr. 
Brit.     Qnfen  Kits.     Proclamation  declaring  the  sentence 
lately  given  against  the  Q.  of  Scots.  —  Walsingham,  Sir 
F.      Letter  to  dissuade  K.  James  from   invading  Eng., 
upon  account  of  his  mother's  death.  —  Elizabeth,  0.  of 
Enq.     Golden  speech  to  her  last  Parl..  Xov.  30,  1601.  — 
The  death  of  Q   Elizabeth,  with  her  declaration  of  her 
successor.   —  The  order  and  proc.  at  the  funeral  of  Q 
Elizabeth,  April  28.  1603.   —  Naunton,  Kir  R.      Frag- 
menta  regalia;  or,  Obs.  on  the  late  Queen  Elizabeth,  her 
times,  and  favourites.  —  The  constitution  of  the  excheq 
uer  of  Ireland.  —  The  Irish  establishment  signed  by  the 
Queen.  March  31,  1001.   —   Irish  establishment.  100'.).— 
Establishment,  or  list,  cont.  all  payments  to  he  made 
for  civil  affairs  for  Ireland.   1715.   — '  List,  cont.  all  pay 
ments  for  military  affairs,  Ireland.  1715.  —  Military  tr*. 
United    Provinces.       Declaration    setting    forth    that 
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of  the  Lowe  Countries.  1018.  —  Jauregui,  J.  The 
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True  report  of  the  lamentable  death  of  Wm.  of  Nassawe, 
1'rince  of  Orange,  slain  by  Balthazar  Serack,  1  July, 
1584.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Qut en  Eliz.  Declaration  of  the  causes 
moving  the  Q.  to  give  aide  to  the  defence  of  the  people 
in  the  Lowe  Countries.  1585.  —  United  Provinces.  Pla 
card,  or  proclamation,  conferring  the  gov.  of  their  coun- 
trey  on  Robert,  Earl  of  Leicester.  1580;  —  Proclamation 
setting  forth  that  Robert,  Earl  of  Leicester,  has  resigned 
the  gov.  of  the  United  Provinces.  1588.  —  Guzman,  A. 
P.  de,  Duke  of  Medina.  Orders  to  be  observed  in  the 
voy.  towards  Eng. ;  from  the  Span.  1588.  —  Elizabeth, 


.  s  .      r  e     pan.          .  —        zae, 

Q.  of  Eng.  Speech  to  her  army  at  Tilbury,  1588.  — 
Letter  sent  out  of  Eng.  to  Don  Bernardin  Mendoza, 
declaring  the  state  of  Eng.,  contrary  to  the  opinion  of 


.  ,  . 

of  the  causes  moving  the  Queen  to  send  a  v 
seas,  for  the  defence  of  her  kingdom  against  the  K.  of 
Spaine's  forces.  —  Ralegh,  Sir  W.  Report  of  the 
truth  of  the  tight  about  the  Isles  of  Azores,  1591.  — 
Charles  11.  Warrant  to  the  Earl  of  Bath  at  Brussels, 
immediately  before  his  restoration.  —  Mixcfl.  trx.  Lyfe 
and  death  of  J.  Story.  —  Percy,  II.,  Earl  of  A'orl/tiim- 
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of  the  same.  —  Sidney,  Sir  II.  Letter  to  his  son,  con 
sisting  of  rules  in  his  conduct  in  life.  —  Sidney,  Sir  P. 
Letter  to  a  brother  of  his,  touching  the  direction  of  his 
travayle;  —  Valour  anatomized  in  a  fancie.  1581;  — 
Wooing  stuff;  a  poem.  —  Walsingham,  Sir  F.  Anat 
omizing  of  honesty,  ambition,  and  fortitude,  1590.  — 
Devereux,  R.,  Earl  of  A'xxe.r.  Letter  to  the  Earl  of 
Southampton,  1643.  —  Briefe  and  true  declaration  of  the 


he  image  of  Ireland.  1578. 

2.  Tracts  during  the  reign  of  James  I.  — 
Ec.clea.  tract*.  Broughton,  II.  Declaration  of  the  gen 
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1(504;  —  Two  little  workes  defensive  of  our  redemption. 

—  Sundry  great  wrongs,  etc.,  committed  by  the  clergy. 

—  Djminis,   M.  A.  de,  Abp.     Declarations  of  the  rea 
sons  which  moved  I),  to  depart  from  the  Romish  relig. 
1617  ;  tr.  —  Rel.  of  the  processe,  sentence,  and  execution 
upon  the  body,  picture,  and  books  of  the  Archbishop  of 
Spalatro.  1624.  —  Williams,  J.,  lip.     Gr.  Brit.'s  Salo 
mon;  sermon,  funeral  of  K.  James.  1625.  —  James  I. 
Declaration  cone,  lawful  sports  to  be  used,  1618.  —  Hi*t. 
tract*.     James  I.     Speech    deliv.    in   the  upper   Ho.   of 
Parl.,  19  Mar.  1603.  —  Treswell,  R.     lid.  of  the  journey 
of  Charles,  Earl  of  Nottingham,  H.  M.'s  ambassador  to 
Spain,  1604.  —  Hist,  of  the  gunpowder  treason.  1678.  — 
Arra;gnment  and  execution  of  the  late  traitors.  16J6.  — 
Jamei  I.  —  Speech  to  both  Ho.  of  Parl.,  31  Mar.  1607.  — 
Conference,  25  Feb.  16.)6,  between  the  lord's  committees 
and  the  commons,  touching  the  naturalizing  of  the  Scots. 

—  Advertisements  of  a  loyal  subject   to  his  graciouj 
sovereign.  —  Record  of  some  worthy  proc.  in  the  Ho. 
of  Com.  1611.   —  Egerton,  T.,  Ld.   Kllnsmere.     Letter 
to  the  King,  desiring  to  be  discharged  from  his  office.  — 
Baptism  of  Prince  Henry  Frederick,  Pr.  of  Scotl.  and 
now   Pr.  of  Wales,  30  Aug.   1594.  —  Creation  of  Pr. 
Henry,    Prince    of    Wales,    etc.    1610.    —    Daniel,    S. 
Tcthys  festival,  or  the  Queene's  wake.  —  Ralegh,  Sir  W. 
Disc,   about   the  happiest   marriage  for    Pr.   Henry.   — 
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,  .  .  — 

funerals   of    Pr.    Henry,    1613.    —  Cornwallis,    Sir  C. 


,  .  - 

bury's  murder,  1052;     3.     Abstract  of  the  present  state 
of  H.  M.'s  revenue,  1651  ;  4.     Burning  of  Bartholomew 


.  ,  . 

1623.  —  Letter  of  the  great  Turke,  for  denouncing  war 
against  the  king  of  Poland  ;  and  the  answere  by  the  King 


thereunto,  1621.  —  James  I.  Speech  in  the  Upper  Ho.,  26 
Mar.  1621.  —  Tom  Tell  Troath  ;  or,  Free  discourse  touch- 
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of  the  marriages  that  should  have  been  made  between  the 
Prince  of  Eng.  and  the  Infantas  of  Spain.  —  Ld.  Digby's 
entertainment  in  Spain.  —  Scot,  T.  Vox  populi;  or, 
Xews  from  Spain.  1620.  —  True  rel.  and  journal!  of  the 
arrival  and  entertainment  of  Prince  Charles  at  Madrid. 

—  Penna,  J.  A.  de  la.     Rel.  of  the  royal  festivities,  etc., 
to  honour  the  espousal!  treaties  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  and 
the  Lady  Infanta  Maria.  —  Mendoza,  A.  de,  etc.  Rel.  of 
the  departure  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  from  Madrid,  1623. 

—  Taylor,  J.     Prince  Charles  his  welcome  from  Spaine. 

—  Scot,    T.     Vox   ca-li;    or,  News  from   Heaven,    of  a 
consultation    there    held    by    the    Prince,  Henry   VIII  , 
Edward  VI.,  1'rince  Henry,  Q.  Mary,  Q.  Elizabeth,  and 
Q.  Anne;  by  S.  R.  N.  I.  1624.  —  Robert,  Earl  of  Essex 
his  ghost,  sent  from  Elizian.  1624.  —  Postscript,  or  Sec 
ond  part,  of  Robert  Earle  of  Essex  his  ghost. 

3.      Reign    of   James    i.  —  J/im-f.  trurtx.      Enter- 


fir.,  at  the  marriage  of  Fredericke  and  Elizabeth.  —  Gee, 
J.     The  foot  out  of  the  snare;  with  a  detection  of  late 


practices  and  impostures  of  the  priests  and  Jesuits  in 
Eng.,  etc.  1624.  —  Potts,  T.  Discov.  of  witches  in  the 
Co.  of  Lancaster;  with  the  trial  of  19  witches,  17th  Aug. 
1012,  together  with  the  triall  of  J.  Preston  at  Yorke.  — 
Darrel,  J.  Strange  vexation  by  the  devil  of  seven  per 
sons  in  Lancashire,  and  Win.  Somers  of  Nottingham. 
1600.  —  James  I.  The  duty  of  a  king  in  his  royal 
office.  — Ralegh,  Sir  W.  The  Prince;  or,  Maxims' of 
state.  —  Cornwallis,  SirC.  Disc,  of  the  state  of  Spaine, 
16J7.  —  Cornwallis,  Sir  W.  The  praise  of  K.  Richard 
in.  1617.  —  Monfart,  — .  Survey  of  the  E.  I.,  to  Canton, 
all  duly  performed  by  laud.  1615.  —  Monipenny,  J. 
Matters  cone.  Scotland.  1597,  1603.  —  Tusser,  T.  Five 
hundred  points  of  good  husbandries  and  the  book  of 
hnswifery.  1599.  —  Gosson,  S.  The  schoole  of  abuse; 
cont.  a  pleasant  invective  against  poets,  etc.  1579.  — 
Heywood,  T.  Apology  for  actors.  1612. — Wotton,  Sir 
H.  The  elements  of  archil.  1624.  —  The  politia  of  the 
United  Provinces,  ms. 

4.  Reign  of  Charles  I.  —  Kccles.  tracts.  Ur 
ban  vill.  Remonstrance  on  the  disappointment  given 
to  the  Roman  cause  by  the  covenant  of  Scotland.  1641. 
—  Bilson,  T.  Obs.  ou'tof  a  treatise,  called,  'The  ditfer- 


Panzani,  Con,  <-tc.,  about  the  alteration  of  relig.  with  tlx 
Abp.  of  Canterbury,  1043.  —  Bridges,  W.  Sermon,  fast 
before  the  Ho.  of  Com.  1042.  —  Heydon,  J.  Discovery 
of  the  wonderful  preservation  of  Sir  T.  Fairfax,  the 
army,  etc.  —  IIM.  tract*.  Great  Brit.  Kiny.  Treaty  of 
marriage  between  K.  Charles  and  Q.  Henrietta  Maria.  — 
Cotton,  Sir  R.  The  danger  wherein  the  kingdom  now 
standeth,  and  the  remedy.  1027.  —  Suckling,  Sir  J. 
Letter  to  the  lower  Ho.  of  Parl.  —  Proc.  in  the  third 
Parl.  of  Charles  i.  —  Great  Brit.  Parl.  Petition  of 
rights,  with  II.  M.'s  declaration  upon  the  same.  —  Forme 
of  government  of  the  kingdome  of  Eng.  —  York  Co.  Pe 
tition  to  the  King.  1040.  —  Great  Brit.  Parl.  Accusa- 


iv.  unanea  into  ix>naon.  loti.  —  rm,  <j.  ue  la.  J^ettc 
from  the  Low  Countries,  cone,  differences  between  Prince 
of  Orange  and  the  States.  1641.  —  Wotton,  Sir  H.  Obs. 
of  Robert,  Earl  of  Essex,  and  George,  Duke  of  Bucking 
ham.  1641.  —  Decoy  duck:  with  disc,  of  the  knot  in  the 
dragons  tayle.  1642.  —  Wright,  R.,  Up.  Speech  before  the 
bar  of  Ho.  of  Com.  1041.  —  Rel.  of  parl.  begun  1380;  with 
life  and  death  of  Richard  n.  1641.  —  Tractirel.  to  the  Em  I 
of  Strafford.  Wentworth,  T.,  Earl  of  Strnfford.  Two 
speeches  in  Parl.  1628;  —  Vet.  Wentworth  to  the  Earl 
of  Doncaster,  1632;  —  Lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland  his 
speech  upon  his  creation,  1631-32.  —  Sentence  of  war 
pronounced  against  Sir  F.  Annesly,  Dec.  12,  1635,  with 
his  petition  against  the  Earl  of  Stratford,  1641.  —  Peti 
tion  against  the  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Ireland,  for  causing  a 
gentleman  to  be  hanged,  contrary  to  lawe.  —  Extent  of 
' 


, 

my  Lord-Lieutenant's  charge  of  treasons;  2d  charge,  by 
way  of  supplement;  Articles  by  the  Ho.  of  Com.  against 
S.  —  St.  John,  —  .  Speech,  whether  a  man  may  be  a 
judge  and  witness  in  the  same  cause.  1641.  —  Pymm,  J. 
Two  speeches  against  S.  and  Sir  G.  Ratcliffe.  —  May- 
nard,  J.  Speech,  in  answer  to  reply  of  S.  —  Went 
worth,  T.,  Earl  of  S.  Conclusion  of  defence.  —  An- 


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swer  to  the  Earl  of  S.'s  oration.  —  Or.  Brit.  Ho.  of  Com. 


ing  "i     i.uiu  j'liiiM    r«  r-jniTll  uuuUi    lilt      inn  in    BlMUlluci    v/i 

S.  —  Printed  paper,  called  Ld.  Digby's  speech,  torne  in 
pieces,  and  Mown  away.  1641.  —  Answer  to  Ld.  Digby's 
speech.  —  Wentworth,  'I'.,  /-.'art  of  A'.  Letter  to  the  K. 
to  pass  tin-  bill  occasioned  by  tlie  tumults  of  the  appren 
tices.  1080; —  Letter  to  his  sonnc; —  Letter  to  his  lady 
in  Ireland.  1041 ;  —  Petitions  to  the  Lords  spiritual  and 
temporal.  —  Charles  I.  Reflections  on  8.'s  death.  — 
Wentworth,  V.,  Etui  of  S.  Speech  to  the  Lords  before 
execution  ;  —  Letter  to  11  great  lady ;  —  Elegy  by  himself 
a  little  before  his  death;  —  Protestation  against  a  foolish 
speech  pretended  to  be  spoken  by  Karl  of  is.  to  the  Lords 
before  his  corning  out  of  the  Tower;  —  Speech  on  the 
scaffold.  —  Speech  intended  to  have  been  spoken  on  the 


scatl'old.  —  Motion  in  behalfe  of  such  of  the  clergy  as 
are  questioned  for  their  places.  1641.  —  Discontented 
conference  between  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  and  Karl  of  S. 

—  Downfall  of  greatness  for  the  fall  of  goodness.    — 
Descr.  of  passage  of  S.  over  the  Kiver  Styx.  —  Satisfac 
tion  cone,  the  death  of  S.  —  Wentworth,  T.,  Karl  of  »S. 
Strati'oriados;  The  Lieutenant's  legend,  writ  by  his  own 
hand,  in  the  Tower.  16;V2.  —  Epitaphs  on  the  Karl  of  8. 

—  Late  will  and  testament  of  the  doctors  commons.  — 
Gr.    Brit.    Ho.  of  Com.     Order    agreed  upon   wherein 
every  man  is  rated  according  to  his  estate.  —  Hyde,  K. 
Speech  at  transmission  of  the  several  impeachments  of 
Lord-Chief- Huron  Davenport,  Baron  Trevor,  and  Baron 
Weston.  1641.  —  Pierrepont,  \V.     Speech  against  Sir  11. 
Berkley.  —  D'Kwes,  Sir  8.     Speech  in  Ho.  of  Com.  in 
Palatine  cause;  —  Speech  cone,  antiq.  of  Cambridge;  — 
Speech  touching  the  priviU  dge  of  1'url.  —  Spelman,  Sir 
T.     Consid.   upon  the   duties  of  prince  and  people.  — 
Kimbolton,  /.</.     Speech  cone,  articles  of  treason  against 
liis  Lordship,   8ir    A.   Haslerig,   M.    P.vtn,   M.    Stroud, 
M.  llollis,  and   M.  Hampden.  —  Stroud,  — .     Speech.  — 
Haslerigg,    .S7r  A.     Speech.  —  Hampden,   J.     Speech. 

—  Pym,    J.     Speech.    —    Glyn,    ,).      Speech   cone,   the 
breaking  open  the  chambers  of  the  six  accused  members 
of  1'arl.   —  Grimston,   Sir  H.     Speech.  —  Charles  i. 
Demand  cone,  the  members  accused  (if  treason  ;  with  Mr. 
Speaker's   reply.   —   Occasion   of   II.    M.'s    corning   to 
Guildhall,  etc.   —   Charles  I.     Speech  at  Guildhall.   — 
Maynard,  Sir  J.     Speech  at  Guildhall  cone,  breaches  of 
privilcdge  of  Parl.  —  Inns  of  Court.     Petition  of   the 
Four  Innes  of  Court  to  Ho.  of  Com.  —  Buckingham  Co. 
Petition.  — London.     Citizens,  i-tr.     Petition.  —  Pym,  J. 
Speech  cone,  his  innocency  touching  the  articles  of  high 
treason  against  him.  —  Stapleton,  iSir  P.     Speech  cone, 
accusation   of  Lord   Digby  and  Col.  Lunsford  of  high 
treason.  —  Glyn,  J.     Speech  on  accusation  against  Mr. 
Herbert  for  advising  and  drawing  the  accusation  of  the 
six  members.  —  Holies,  D.     Speech.  —  Grimston,   II. 
Argument  cone,  bishops,  with  Mr.  Selden's  answer;  also 
several  orders,  by  Parl.,  cone.  ch.  government.  —  Great 
Brit.   J'tirl.      Petition ;   with  H.   M.'s   answer.  1642.   — 
Bland,  P.     Argument  in  justification  of  the  five  mem 
bers   accused.    1641.  —  Gr.   Brit.    I/o.  of  Com.    Decla 
ration  of  the  general  accompts  of  the  kingdom,  to  .June 
1,  1042.    —   Pym,    J.     Declaration  of  grievances  of  the 
kingdom.    —   Cotton,    Sir    It.      Troublesome   life  and 
ruignc   of  Henry  III.    —    Scotland.   Commix*.     Charge 
against  Canterburie  and  the  Lieut,  of  Ireland.  1641.  — 


of  the  Univ.;  —  Letter  to  Vice-chancellor, 


death  and  sufferings  of  the  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  —  Gr. 
Brit.  Parl.  Impeachment  of  high  treason  against  Lord 
Strange.  1612;  —  Declaration  of  the  votes  and  resolu 


tions  for  safety  of  II.  M.'s  person;  defence  of  the  king, 
dome,  f/c.  —  Pym,  .1.  Speech  cone,  evil  counsellors 
about  II.  M.  —  Catalogue  of  the  Lords  that  have  sub 
scribed  to  levy  horse  to  assist  H.  M.  —  Charles  i. 
Charge  to  the  .fudges  of  Kng.  —  Pym,  J.  The  militia  of 
Kng.  1641.  —  Declaration  of  the  train  bands  of  South- 


Two  speeches  to  the  army;  —  Speech  before  the  Univ. 
and  city  of  Oxford;  with  replication  of  Dr.  W.  Strode, 
orator  for  the  Univ.;  —  Speech,  in  convocation-house  at 
Oxford.  —  Tolson,  J.  Speech  to  II.  M.,  new-year's  day. 
—  Sackville,  K.,  Karl  of  Dorzet.  Speech  for  proposi 
tions  for  peace  to  the  King.  —  Diippa,  15.,  li/i.  of  Suiix- 
btiry.  —  Prince  Charles's  resolution  cone,  affairs  of  kiug- 
dome. —  Whisper  in  the  fare;  disc,  between  the  King 
and  Parl.  —  Henrietta  Maria,  Queen.  Message  and 


letter  to  the  King,  from  the  Hague.  1041.  —  Rupert, 
Prince  P(tlxi/ruve.  Declaration  of  11.  and  the  Queen  his 
mother,  disclaiming  Prince  Robert  in  all  his  uneivill  ac 
tions  in  this  kingdom.  —  Advertisements  cone,  im 
peachment  of  the  Queene  of  high  treason.  1643.  —  Chil- 
tenden,  K.  Inhumanity  of  the  King's  prison-keeper  at 
Oxford  ;  with  a  letter  from  a  gentleman  confirm  ing  part  ic. ; 
copy  of  u  petition  to  the  King;  and  letter  to  the  speaker 
by  the  prisoners;  cruelties  exercised  upon  the  Cirences- 
ter  men.  —  Remonstrance  of  the  commons  of  England 
to  Ho.  of  Com.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Part.  Ordinance;  with  in 
structions  for  taking  of  the  solemn  league  and  covenant. 

—  Lithgow,  W.     Present  survey  of  London  and  Eng- 
land's  state.  —  King  Charles,  his  defence  against  obs.  upon 
K.  James  his  judgement  of  a  king  and  of  a  tyrant.   1642. 

—  Prynne.   W.     Opening  of  the  great  seal  of  Kng.  — 
Butler,  S.     Letter  from  Mercurius  Civicus  to  Mercurius 
Kusticus,  or  London's  confession.  104:i.  —  Mantel!,  W. 
Treatise  on  laws  of  England.  1GJ4.  —  Reasons  of  the 
judgement  of  Univ.  of  Oxford  cone,  the  solemn  league 
and  covenant.  1647. 

5.  lieign  of  Charles  i.  f/ixt.  tracts.  V..  G.  L. 
British  lightning,  or  sudden  tumults  in  Eng.,  Scotl.,  and 
Ireland.  1043.  —  England's  petition  to  their  King.  1643. 

—  Howell,  J.     England's  tears  for  the  present  wars;  — 
Prebeminence  and   pedigree   of  Parl.    1644.   —   Divine 
right  and  irrestibility  of  kings  evidenced.  1645.  —  Ad 
vertisements  for  new  election  of  burgesses  for  Ho.  of 
Com.  lMi>.  —  Unhappy  game  of  Scotch  and  English;  or 
full  answer  from  Eng.  to  papers  of  Scotland.  1646.   — 
List  of  persons  whose  names  are  to  be  presented  to  the 
King  to  die  without  mercy.  1C47.  —  Jenkins,  I).     Plea 
delivered  to  Earl  of  Manchester  and  speaker  of  the  com 
mons;  —  Remonstrance  to  Lords  and  commons; Lex 

terrae,  or  laws  of  the  land.  —  Cordial  of  Judge  Jenkins, 
in  reply  to  a  paper  by  H.  P.  —  Jenkins,  D.     Inconven 
of  a  long-cent,  purl.  —  T.,  I).     Ace.  of  what  was  trans,  in 
the  commons  when  D.  Jenkins  and  Sir  F.  Butler  wi  re 
voted  guilty  of  high  treason.  —  Ball.  W.     Powerof  kings 
discussed,  in  ans.  to  tenets  of  1).  Jenkins.  1049.  —  Gr. 
Brit.    Parl.   Impropriations  purchased  by  commissioners 
sitting  at  Goldsmiths'  hall,  for  compositions  witli  delin 
quents.  1648.   —  Independent's  loyalty,  or  the  plot  to 
murder  his  majesty  discovered.  —  Gr.  Brit.  J/,,.  of  Com- 
inons.     Declarations    expressing   reasons   for  annulling 
ensuing  votes.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Purl.     Ordinance  for  declar 
ing  all   votes  and  ordinances   since   the   force  on  both 
houses,  null  and  void.  1047.  —  Prynne,  W.     Memento  to 
the  unparliamentary  Junto,  touching  their  proc.  to  exe 
cute  K.  Charles.  1618;  —  Letter  to  the-  general,  1648    — 
Mr.  Prynne's  charge  against  the  King.  —  Gr.  L'rit.  Ilo.  of 

Proclamation  for  tryal  of  the  King.  —  His' 


Court  of  Justice.  Proceedings  in  tryul  of"  King. ~°— 
Charles  I.  Reasons  against  the  pretended  jurisdiction 
of  High  Court  of  Justice.  —  Cook,  J.  King  Charles  his 
case.  1649.  —  Butler,  S.  King  Charles's  ease  truly 
stated;  —  Character  of  Charles.  —  Narration  of  the 
title,  gov.,  and  cause  of  the  death  of  Charles.  —  Hender 
son,  A.  Declaration  on  his  deathbed.  —  Sentiments  of 
Mr.  Vines  of  Charles  I.  —  Charles  Stuart,  Prince  of 
Wales.  Declaration  cone,  illegal  proceedings  of  com 
mons  of  Eng.  1648.  —  Letters  from  the  States  General  to 
Parl.  of  Eng.  to  desist  from  executing  Charles.  —  Louis 
X^iv.  Declaration  against  proc.  of  a  rebellious  party  in 
Eng.  against  their  King  and  country.  —  Dissenting  min 
isters'  vindication  of  themselves  from  the  horrid  murthcr 
of  Charles.  1648.  —  Manley,  T.  Her  Carolinum,  a  rel.  of 
the  marches,  retreats,  and  sufferings  of  Charles  I.  1660. 

—  Military  tract*.     Lithgow,  W.     Siege  of  Newcastle; 
with  commentarie  on  battells  of  Bowdon  Hill  and  Mars- 
ton   Moore.    104,").    —   History  of  the   military   gov.   of 

Gloucester.  —  Fairfax,    T.,     Ld.     Memorials.  1699.   

Fleetwood,  Col.  W.     Unhappy  view  of  behaviour  of  the 
Duke  of  Buckingham  at  Isle  of  Khee.  1648.  —  Mincel. 
Innts.    Bastwick,   J.      Letany,   in   two    letters    to    A! 
Wykes,  36o".  —  Eglisham,  J>r.  G.    Forerunner  of  re 
venge;  divers  actions  of  the  Duke  of  Buckingham.  — 
Mercurius     Britannicus,    tragi-coma-dia.    —    Passages 
which  passed  at  Madrid  in  1623.  lf>.V>.  —  Passages  of  the 
ladies  at  Spring  garden  in  Parl.  assembled.  1647.  —  Wit 
.and  loyalty  revived  in  a  col.  of  satires,  in  verse  and  prose. 
1682.  —  Cowley,  A.     The  puritan  and  papist.  —  Berken- 
head,   Sir'J.    The  assembly  man.  —  Butler,  S.?     Pro 
posal  for  farming  of  liberty  of  conscience.  —  The  Round 
heads   resolution.   —   Cambridge    Univ.      Petition.    — 
Allibond,  T.     Rustica  acudemiiu  Oxoniensis  reformats 
descriptio.  1648:  —  Tr.  of  the  same  by  E.  Ward.  1717.  — 

Offices  of  the  Seneschalsey  and  high  constableship  of  Kiig. 

—  Colthrop,  .Sir  II.     Liberties,  usages,  and  customs  of 
London.  —  Proposals  for  regulating  the  law.  —  Synopsis, 
or  view  of  life  of  J.  Arinand,  Card.  Richelieu,  lot:;.  — 
Irish  cabinet,  or  II.  M.'s  secret  papers  for  establishing 
the  papal  clergy  in  Ireland.  10)4.  —  Cecil,  It.,  J:'<nl  of 
Salisbury.     State  and  dignity  of  a  secretary  of  state's 


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place.  164S.  —  May,  E.  Kel.  of  a  serpent  found  in  the 
left  ventricle  cf  the  heart  of  J.  Pennant,  10:59.  —  Re 
monstrance  of  remarkable  passages  eonc.  the  Ch.  and 
kingdom  of  Ireland.  1641.  —  Murder  will  out,  or  the 
King's  letter  justifying  the  Marq.  of  Antrim.  1663.  — 
Plot  of  the  Jesiutes,  popish  priests,  and  papists  in  Ire 
land.  1641.  —  Vindication  of  Charles  I.  from  the  Irish 
massacre.  1704.  —  Carte,  T.  The  Irish  massacre  set  in 
a  clear  light. 

6.  Tracts      during     the     Commonwealth. 
Ecclesiastical  tracts.    Answer  to  queries  touching  the 
rise  and  observation  of  Christmas,  by  J.  Homing.  1654. 

—  Naylor,  J.      Recantation,  penned   by  himself,  to  all 
people  of  the  Lord.  1659.  —  Cicil  tract*.    Gr.  Brit.    Parl. 
Votes,  Mar.  14,  1648.   —  Stawell,  .Sir  J.      Petition.  — 
List  of  the  members  of  Parl.  that  were  secluded  by  the 
army  in  1648.   —   Ward,  11.,  and  others.      Hunting  of 
foxes  from  Newmarket  and  Triploe  Heaths  to  Whitehall. 

1649.  —  Steel,  — .     Duke  Hamilton,  Karl  of  Cambridge, 
his  ease.  1649.  —  True,  portraiture  of  the  kings  of  Kng. 

1650.  —  King  of  Scotland's  negotiations  at  Home  for 
assistance  against  the  Commonwealth  of  Kng.   1650.  — 
Coronation  of  Charles  n.,  at   Scoone,  Jan.  1,  1651.  — 
Trial   and   confession   of   Earl    of   Derby,   at  Chester, 
Oct.  1,  1651 ;  trial  of  Sir  T.  Featherstonehaugh  and  Capt. 
Benbow,  etc.  —  Stanley,  J.,  Karl  of  Derby.     Speech  on 
the  scaffold,  Oct.  15.  —  Persuasive  to  a  mutuall   compli 
ance  under  the  present  gov.   1652.  —  Gr.  Brit.       1'arl. 
Draughts  of  acts,  by  persons  appointed  to  consider  the 
inconvenience,  etc.,  in  proc.  of  the  law,  July  12,  16~>3.  — 
Names  of  the  members  of  Parl.  called  to  take  upon  them 
the  trust  of  government  of  this  commonwealth,  which 
began  June  4,  1653.   —   D.,  L.      Transactions  of  the  late 
Parl.  1654.   —  Government  of  commonwealth  of  Kng., 
Scot.,  and  Ireland,  publickly  declared   at  Westminster, 
Dec.  16,  1653.  —  Sedition  scourged;  or,  view  of  'Charge 
of    high    treason     against    Oliver    Cromwell'.    1653.  — 
Vane,  II.     Healing  question,  upon  occasion  of  the  late 
call    to    humiliation.     IGtiO.   —  Narrative   of   attempts 
made  upon  Duke  of  Gloucester.  1655.   —   Penruddock, 
Col.     Directions  for  my  fellow  prisoners,  now  to  be  tried 
for  their  lives.  1650.   —  Forraigne  affairs  in  the  Protec 
tor's  time.   —   Case  between  Denmark  and  Sweden.  — 
Persons  returned  to  serve  in  Parl.  in  1656.  —  Monarchy 
asserted  to  be  the  best,  most  legall,  etc.,  system  of  gov 
ernment,  in  conference  at  Whitehall,  with  ().  Cromwell 
and    committee   of    Parliament,   April,   1657.      1660.  — 
Petition  and  advice,  presented  to   Lord  Protector,  by 
knights,  citizens,  and  burgesses  at  Parl.  1657.  —  Burial 
of  Charles  I.,  and  O.  Cromwell.   —  Vindication  of  O. 
Cromwell  from  accusations  of  Lieut. -(Jen.  Ludlow.  1698. 

—  Cromwell,  K.     Speech,  Parl.,  Jan.  27,  1658.  —  Lamb, 
8.     Obs.  to  Lord  Protector.   —   Speech,  by  member  of 
Parl.  1680.  —  Relation,  cont.  arguments  by  late  Protector 
against  the  government  of  the  nation  by  a  king  or  single 
person.   —   Bethell,  8.      The  most  material  debates  and 
passages  in  the  late  Parl.  1659.  —  Zurich-Zee,  1'.  C.  van. 
Way  to  the  peace  and  settlement  of  these  nations  dis 
covered.  —  Allen,  W.     Memorial  of  remarkable  meeting 
of  officers  of  the  army,  at  WindsorCastle.   1648.  —  Decla 
ration  of  the  officers  of  the  army,  inviting  the  members 
of  the  Long  Parl.  to  return.   —   Declaration  of  Lord 
Protector  and  Parl.  for  day  of  fasting,  May  18.  —  Crom 
well,  11.     Letter  to  Parl.,  shewing  willingness  to  submit 
to  present  government,  May  25.  —  Thirty-seven  queries, 
rel.  to   gen.  good  of  the  three  nations.   —   England's 
confusion;  or,  True  rel.  of  the  late  traverses  of  state  in 
Kng.   —   Plea  for  Sir  G.  Booth  and  the  Cheshire  gentle 
men.  1659.   —   Prynne,  W.     Prescription  to  recover  our 
kingdom,  church,   etc.,  from   their   confusion.    1659.  — 
Charles  n.     Declaration  from  King  of  Scots ;  also,  letter 
to   Ld.  Lambert  from   a   lover  of  peace   and   truth.  — 
Cooper,  Sir  A.  A.,  and  others.    Letter  to  Ld.  Fleetwood, 
own  ing  their  actions,  in  endeavouring  to  secure  the  Tower 
of  London.  1659.  —  Prynne,  W.    Case  of  the  old  secured, 
secluded,  and  now  excluded  members.  1660.  —  Monck, 
G.,  Ld.     Speech  and  declaration  at  Whitehall,  Feb.  21, 
1659,   to   members   of    Parl.   —    Eng.    anatomized,    her 
disease  discovered,  and  remedy  prescribed ;  speech  by 
member  of  Parl.    —    Monck,  G.,  Ld.      Letter  to   K. 
Charles,  with  Charles's  answer.  166J.  —  Advertisement 
to  all  that  desire  an  happy  settlement.  —  Some  passages 
in,  or  rel.  to  the  Long  Parl.,  by  a  person  of  honour.  1670. 

7.  Tracts       during      the     Commonwealth. 
Military  tract*.  —  Paulden,  Cajit.  T.     Pontefract  Castle, 
how   it  was  taken,   and   how    Gen.   Rainsborough   was 
surprised  at  Doncaster.  1702.  —   Trial  and  examination 
of  J.   Morris,  governor  of   Pontefract   Castle.    1649.  — 
Graham,  J.,  harl  of  Montro-te.      Declarations.  1649.  — 
Gr.  Brit.       Parl.      Answer   to   three   papers   deliv.   by 
ambassadors  of  the  U.  S. ;  also,  late  engagement  between 
Dutch  and  Kng.  tleets.  1052.  —  Morgan,  >s/rT.     Progress 
in  France  and  Flanders  with  six  thousand  Kng.,  1657-58. 

—  Jtiscel.  tracts.      Cleveland,  J.      Petition  to  the  Lord 


Protector.  1655.  —  Hosanna,  or  song  of  thanksgiving,  in 
three  speeches  at  Grocer's  Hall,  June  7,  1649.  —  Cata 
logue  of  pensioners  in  the  Long  Parl.  —  Ecce  !  The  new 
testament  of  our  lords  and  saviours  the  House  of  Com. 
1648.  —  Mercurius  Menippeus,  the  loyal  satirist;  or, 
Hudibras  in  prose.  1682.  —  Herbert,  P.,  Earl  of  Pem 
broke.  Speech  on  the  debate  of  the  city's  petition.  1648; 

—  G  radii  s  Simeonis,  or  first  fruits  of  the  Karl  of  1'. ;  — 
Last  will  and  testament.   —   Bibliotheca  Parl.     Classis 
secunda.  16">3.  —  Acts  and  monuments  of  the  late  Hump. 

1660.  —  Atkins,  — .    Speech  in  the  Rump-Parliament.  — 
N.,  J.     Gains  of  the  late  speaker  Lenthall.  —  Flatman, 
T.  Don  Juan  Lamberto;  or,  comical  hist,  of  the  late  times. 

—  Bancroft,  W.,  Abp.     Modern  politics.  1652.—  Charac 
ter  of  Kng.   as   presented   in    letter   to  a  nobleman    in 
France.  16oil.  —  Powell,  T.     Art  of  thriving,  or  pathway 
to  preferment.  1635;    —   Mistcry  and  misery  of  lending 
and    borrowing.     1636.    —    Reign    of    Charles     II. 
Ecclesiastical  tracts.      Catalogue   of  all  archbps.  and 
bps.  of  Kng.  and  Wales.  1660.  —  Mossom,  U.     Apology 
in  behalf  of  sequestrated  clergy.  1C60.   —   Relation  of 
sufferings  of  the  Quakers.    —    For  king  and  Parl.,  and 
every  member  to  read.  —  Adis,  11.     A  fanatick's  address 
to  the  King,  his  peers  and  commons.  1661.   —  Croft,  II. 
The    naked    truth;    state   of  the   primitive   eh.    1675. — 
Trial,  confession,  and  condemnation  of  popery.    1680.  — 
S.,  T.     Queen  Mary's  method  for  introducing  popery.  — 
Paper  called  Kanatick's  new  covenant,  with  execrable 
declaration  at  Sanquhar.   1680.  —  Present  distresses  of 
the  non-conformists.  —  Form  of  address,  expressing  true 
sense  of  dissenting  protestants  of  Kng.  —   Character  of 
a  true  protestant.  1682.  —  Clarke,  S.     Life  and  death  of 
Nebuchadnezzar.  1664;   —   Life  and  death  of  Cyrus  the 
great.  —  Hobbes,  T.     Last  sayings.  16SO.  —  Scargill,  1). 
Recantation.  1669.  —  Hobbes,' T.     Heresy.  1680.—  Hi*, 
torical  tracts.     Sanders,  K.     Three  royal  cedars;  a  nar 
rative  of  the  proc.  of  K.  Charles,  Duke  of  York,  and 
Duke   of  Glocester.    1660.  —  News   from   Brussels,    in 
letter  from  a  near  attendant  on  H.  M.'s  person.  —  Decla 
ration  of  the  nobility,  etc.,  of  Oxford  Co.,  which  have 
adhered  to  the  late  King.  —  Charles  n.     Declaration   to 
his  subjects  of  Kng. ;  with  his  letter  to  Gen.  Monck.  — 
Scandalous    pamphlet,   entitled    'Valley    of    liaea'.    - 
Bunce,  — .    Speech  to  the  Lord  Mayor,  etc.,  of  London.  — 
Charles  II.     Message  to  the  King  of  Spain  ;  also,  Letter 
from  the  Duke  of  York  to  the  King.  —  Catalogue  of  the 
peers  of  Kng.  166.1.  —  Gr.  Brit.     Patl.     Instructions  for 
commiss.  to  the  Hague;  with  speech  by  1).  Hollis.  — 
England's  joy ;  rel.  of  II.  M.'s  arrival  at  Dover,  etc.  — 
Montagu,  K.      Speech  to  II.  M.   in   name  of  the  peers, 
with  II.  M.'s  answer.  —  Gr.  Brit.     Kiny.    Proclamation 
against  vicious,  debauched,  etc.,  persons.  —  Danverd,  J. 
The    royal    oak;    description    of   the    travels,    etc.,    of 
Charles  n.  1660.  —  Gr.  Brit.     P,irl.     Resolves.  —  Votes, 
resolves,  etc.,  resp.  prisoners  in  the  Tower.  —  Gr.  Brit. 
Kind.     Proclamation  to  summon  the  persons  who  gave 
judgment  in  the  murder  of  II.  M.'s  father.  —  Smith,  — . 
Abstract   of  articles  and   charge  against   Northfolk.  — 
Bridgman,  Sir  O.     Judgment  at  arraignment  of  twenty- 
nine  regicides.  —  Smith,  H.     Petition. —  Case  of  Lady 
Harrington.  —  Case  of  K.  Harvey,  prisoner  in  the  Tower, 
condemned  to  die.  —  Mayne,  S.     Considerations  to  shew 
that  he  was  no  contriver  in  the  death  of  the  King.  — 
Massachusetts,      (fen.  Court.      Petition  and  address  to 
Charles    n.  —   Digby,  G.,  Earl  of  Jirixlol.      Speech  on 
bill  of  indemnity.  —  Gr.  Brit.     Ifo.  of  Com.     Speech  of 
the  Speaker  to  the  King  on  same  bill.   —   Charles  n. 
Speech  to  Parl.  on  passing  act  of  indemnity;  —  H.  M.'s 
commission  to   search  into  the  sales  and  purchases  of 
eccles.  lands.    —   Arraignment  and  trial  of  those  who 
made  the  late  insurrections  in  London.  1661.  —  Philips, 
T.     Long  Parliament  revived.   —   C.  R.     Long  Parl.  is 
not  revived.  —  Copy  of  letter  to  the  provost  and  preach 
ers  of  Kdin.,  disc,  treacheries  of  Marq.  of  Argyll  and 
accomplices.  1660.  —   Brief  of  the  case  and  title  of  G. 
1'orter,  to  a  deputation  and  management  of  both  letter 
offices.   —   Fallacies  in  a  late  paper,  'Lord  Stanhope's 
case  and   title   to    office    of   postmaster'.    —   Mr.   Lea, 
rector  of  Xewton,  in  the  isle  of  Ely,  his  case.  —  Flem 
ing,  O.      Petition;   —  Narrative  of  F.,  shewing  how  he 
came  to  execute  the  office  of  master  of  ceremonies.  — 
Case  of  those  persons  who  have   licenses  for  keeping 
taverns.  —  Representation  of  F.  Rockley.  —  Animad 
versions  upon  a  paper  entitled  'Considerations  touching 
11.  M.'s  revenues  of  excise'.  —  Harby,  /Sir  <!., anil  other*. 
Petition.— The  thunder  after  the  coronation  of  ( 'harles  II. 

1661.  —  Ford,  J.     Manner  of  celebrating  II.  M.'s  corona 
tion  in  Bath.    —   Sad  condition  of  many  of  the  King's 
party.  —  Appeal  to  Parl.  resp.  the  poor.  166.).  —  Petition 
of  the  prisoners  for  debt.  —  Reasons  for  passing  an  act 
against  imprisonments  upon  writs  of  capias.  —  Addresses 
of  several  prisoners,  Westminster.  16ti2.  —  Turner,  £i>- 
E.      Speeches   to   H.  M.    1661.   —   Declaration   of  the 
Catholics  of  Ireland.  1662.  —  Charles  II.     Speech;  with 


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the  lord  chancellor's,  to  Parl;  —  Speech  to  Parl.,  Mar.  21, 
160:'/1.  —  Gr.  Brit.  King.  Articles  between  Charles  n. 
and  Algiers.  1661.  —  Hammond,  Ca/'t.  C.  Truth's 
discov.,  or  cavalier's  case  clearly  stated.  1664.  —  Cabala, 
or  an  impartial  ace.  of  the  Non-conformists  private 
designs.  1661.  —  Sufferings  and  oppressions  of  many 
Christians.  ItiTl.  —  Informations  exhib.  to  the  com. 
app.  to  inquire  into  the  burning  of  London.  1607.  — 
Protestant  monument  to  the  glory  of  the  Whigs  and  the 
Dutch;  account  of  the  plot  and  firing  of  London.  1712. 

—  Gr.  Brit.       King.       Proclamation   resp.   the   fire   in 
London.   1606. 

8.  Reign  of  Charles  n.  Civil  tract*.  Sid 
ney,  It.,  Earl  of  Leicmter.  Letter  to  A.  Sidney.  — 
Sidney,  A.  Letter  against  bribery  and  arbitrary  govern 
ment.  —  Hyde,  E.,  Earl  of  Clarendon.  News  from 
Dunkirk-house;  or.  Clarendon's  farewel  to  Eng. ;  address 
to  Ho.  of  peers.  1667.  —  Bates,  W.  Speech  to  the  King, 
Nov.  22,  1667,  in  name  of  the  dissenting  ministers.  — 
Reasons  which  induced  Charles  II.  to  declare  war  against 
the  United  Provinces.  —  Letter  by  an  unknown  hand, 
whereof  many  copies  were  dispersed  among  commanders 
of  the  Eng.  fleet.  —  Meddows,  Sir  P.  Enquiry  into 
leaguun  and  confederacies  made  betwixt  princes  and 
nations.  10S1.  —  Cooper,  A.  A.,  Karl  of  Sfiaftxb/try. 
Lord  Chancellor's  speech  upon  the  lord  treasurer's  taking 
his  oath,  June  26,  1673.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Cummin,  for  the 
Treaty  of  Com.  with  France.  Scheme  of  the  trade,  as 
at  present  carried  on  between  Eng.  and  France.  —  Letter 
to  Mr.  Van  B—  de  M— ,  at  Amsterdam.  1676.  —  Cooper, 
A.  A.,  Earl  of  tiftaftxbury.  Delcnda  est  Carthago,  or 
true  interest  of  Eng.  in  relation  to  France  and  Holland; 

—  Speech  upon  debate  of  appointing  a  day  for  hearing 
Dr.  Shirley's  case.    1675;   —   Speech  on  the  state  and 
condition  of  Eng.,  Scotland,  and  Ireland.  1678.  —  Remon 
strance  of  the  popish  clergy  of  France  to  Louis  xiv. 
1677.  —  The  Popish  Plot.  —  Narrative  of  Popish  Plot.  — 
Scobell,  II.   Power  of  Lords  and  commons  in  Parl.  1680. 

—  Summus  Angliae  Scneschallus,  or  survey  of  lord  high- 
steward  of  Eng.,  his  office,  i-tc.  —  Letter  from  Amster 
dam  to  a  friend  in  Eng.  —  Bloody  massacre  in  Eng.  1678. 

—  Proc.    at    the   sessions   for   Westminster   against  T. 
Whittield,  etc.,  for  tearing  a  petition  to  the  King.  — 
Sixtus  v.      The  Catholick  cause,  or  horrid  practice  of 
murdering  kings  justified  by  the  Pope  in  a  speech  to  his 
cardinals.    1678.  —  Letter  to  Parl.  on  their  proc.  against 
Catholics  of  Eng.  167'J.  —  Present  interest  of  king  and 
people.   —  Petre,  W.,  Ld.    Declaration  upon  his  death 
touching  the  plot.  —  Gr.  Brit.     Court  of  Star  Chamber. 
Judges  opinions  cone,  petitions  to  the  king  in  publick 
matters.  —  Answer  to  letter  written  by  member  of  Parl. 
on  reading  Gazette  of  Dec.  11,  1679.   —   Romanists  best 
doctor,  Jack  Ketch.   —  Rainbow,  E.,  Bp.  of  Carlisle. 
Speech  cone,  the  deposing  of  princes.   —   Articles  of 
high  treason,  etc.,  against  the  Duchess  of  Portsmouth.  — 
Warde,  Sir  P.      Speech,  Sept.  29,  1680;  with  speech  of 
Sir  li.  Clayton.  —  London.     Common  Oouncil.     Petition, 
Jan.  13,  1080,  to  the  King,  for  sitting  of  present  Parl.  — 
Countryman's  petition  for  Parl.  1682.  —  Case  of  Protest 
ants  in  Eng.  under  a  popish  prince.  — England's  concern 
in  the  case  of  Duke  of  York.  1680.  —  Verax,  P.,  pteud. 
Letter  to  Duke  of  York  touching  his  revolt  from,  or 
return  to,  the  Protestant  relig.   —  Letter  to  person  of 
honour  cone,  the  black  box.  —  Letter  to  person  of  honour 
cone,  the  King's  disavowing  having  been  married  to  the 
Duke  of  Monmouth's   mother.  —  Letter  from  Scotland, 
upon  the  speech  by  peer  of  the  realm.  —  Reasons  for  H. 
M.'s  passing  the  bill  of  exclusion.  —  F.,C.   LettertoDuke 
of  Monmouth,  July  15.  —  Freeholder's  choice;  letter  of 
advice  cone,  elections.  —  Saville,  G.,  Earl  of  Halifax. 
Address  to  Parl.  cone,  the  succession,  etc.  1681.  —  Mira 
cles  revived  in  discovery  of  Popish  Plot.  16S2.  —  Remon 
strance  and  petition  of  Eng.  Protestants  against  Eng. 
and   Irish  Papists.    —    Plain   dealing  is   a   jewel,   and 
honesty  the  best  policy.  —  Conduct  of  the  King  in  late 
wars.   —  Case  of  I).  Onslow,  touching  his  election  at 
Haselmere.  16:11.  —  Complaint  of  liberty  and  property 
cone,  arbitrary  gov.  —  S.,  L.     Letter  to  a  peer  about  his 
speech  and  petition  to  H.  M.  —  Speech  by  a  plebeian  to 
his  noble  friends.   —   Letter  from  person  of  quality  in 
Scotland  cone,  the  Duke  of  York.   —  Commitment  of 
Earl  of  Shaftsbury.   —  Vox  populi,  vox  Dei;  or,  Eng 
land's  lamentation  for  the  dissolution  of  Parl.   —   New 
project  of  assoc.   —   Vindication  of  Earl  of  Shaftsbury 
cone,  his  being  elected  king  of  Poland.  —  List  of  abhor- 
rers.  —  Letter  about  abhorrers  and  addressers.  1682.  — 
Letter  from  a  friend  to  person  of  quality,  in  answer  to 
the  former.   —   Addresses  importing  abhorrence  of  an 
association.  —  Second  return  to  letter  cone,  addresses. — 
Reply  to  second  return.   —  Thompson,  Sir  J.      Earl  of 
Anglesey's  state  of  gov.  and  kingdom.   —   Character  of 
an  honest  man,  and  the  knave.  1683.  —  Some  passages  in 
character  of  a  popish  successor.   —   Gates,  T.     Petition 
to  the  King;  —  Letter  to  Sir  L.  Jenkins.  1683.  —  Coat  of 

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arms  of  Sir  J.  Presbiter.  1658.  —  The  nation's  address 
to  the  committee  of  grievances  for  taking  off  the  corpo 
ration  oath.  —  Citizen's  loss  when  the  charter  of  London 
is  given  up.  —  Last  will  and  testament  of  the  charter  of 
London.  —  Proc.  upon  debate  rel.  to  late  charter  of 
London.  —  Cooper,  A.  A.,  Karl  of ' Shaftsbury .  Obs. 
cone,  the  regulating  of  elections  for  Parl.  —  Duke  of 
Monmouth's  case.  —  List  of  conspirators  against  the 
lives  of  H.  M.  and  his  royal  highness.  —  Shower,  .Sir  B. 
Magistracy  and  government  of  England  vindicated.  — 
Oxford  Univ.  Judgment  and  decree  against  certain 
pernicious  books  and  doctrines.  —  Pudsey,  Sir  G. 
Speech  on  his  being  sworn  recorder  of  Oxford.  1683-84. 
—  Relation  of  the  king's  death.  —  .Miscellaneous  tract*. 
London's  Lord  have  mercy  upon  us ;  rel.  of  seven 
modern  plagues  in  London.  —  H.,  K.  Life  and  death  of 
Mr.  Blood.  1680.  —  Qiboirdrpi,  pxeud.  Treatise  resp. 
East  India  trade.  1681.  —  Petty,  Sir  W.  P.'s  quantu- 
lumcunque  cone,  money.  1682.  —  Watsrm,  S.  Proposal 
to  the  King  and  Parl.  resp.  the  herring  fishery.  —  Case 
of  H.  M.'s  sugar  plantations.  —  Phillips,  F.  Antiquity, 
etc.,  of  tines  in  Chancery.  1663.  —  Impeachment  of  the 
Duke  and  Duchess  of  Lauderdale,  with  Lord  Hatton.  — 
Maitland,  J.,  Duke  of  Lauderdale.  Apology.  —  Hickes, 
G.  Ravillac  redivivus ;  nar.  of  the  trial  of  J.  Mitchel ;  with 
ace.  of  trial  of  Maj.  Weir.  1078.  —  Rowlandson,  Mr*.  M. 
Captivity  and  restoration  of  Mrs.  M.  II.  1632.  —  Row- 
landson,  J.  Sermon,  Weathersfleld,  Nov.  21,  1678.  — 
Hungary.  Emperor.  Concession  to  his  Prot.  subjects. 
1681.  —  Life  and  death  of  Pope  Alexander  vn.  16(57.  — 
Finch,  II.,  Earl  of  Winchelnea.  Late  earthquake  and 
eruption  of  Mt.  ^Etna.  —  Sidney,  A.  Love. 

9.  Keign  of  James  n.  Eccle.niaxtic.al  tracts. 
Two  remarkable  paradoxes:  The  world  was  created  in 
an  instant.  The  world  shall  not  entirely  bo  consumed  by 
fire.  —  Gr.  Brit.  King.  To  Archbp.  of  York  and 
Archbp.  of  Canterbury ;  directions  cone,  preachers. — 
Villiers,  G.,  Duke,  of  'Buckingham.  Reasonableness  of 
men's  having  a  religion  ;  —  Letter  to  unknown  author  of 
paper  entitled  'Short  answer  to  Duke  of  Buckingham's 
paper  cone,  religion'.  —  Ch.  of  Eng.  Remonstrance  to 
Parl.,  with  remarks  upon  Dr.  Sherlock's  sermon,  May  2s), 
1685;  —  2d  remonstrance.  —  Friends,  Soc.  of.  (jlr.  Jirit. 
Address  to  the  King  and  Parl.  from  the  Quakers.  — 
Alsop,  — .  Speech.  —  Penn,  Win.  Speech.  —  Address 
of  Presbyterians  to  the  king.  —  Parker,  S.,  Bp.  of  Ox 
ford.  Copy  of  address  to  the  King.  —  Reply  to  reasons 
of  Oxford  clergy  against  addressing.  —  Address  of  athe 
ists,  or  sect  of  the  epicureans.  —  Reasons  against  prose 
cuting  Prot.  Dissenters  for  difference  of  opinion.  — 
Saville,  G.,  Mara,  of  Halifax.  Letter  to  a  dissenter  on 
the  declaration  of  indulgence.  1687.  —  Roman  catholic 
principles  in  ref.  to  God  and  the  king.  —  Protestant's 
doom  in  popish  times.  —  Abbey  and  other  church-lands 
not  assured  to  such  possessors  as  are  Catholics.  —  Pedi 
gree  of  popery;  or,  Genealogy  of  antichrist.  —  Three 
letters.  —  La  Chaise,  F.  Project  for  extirpation  ot 
heretics.  —  Catholic  almanack  for  1687.  —  The  Church 
of  Rome  when  the  reformation  began.  —  Bancroft,  W., 
Abp.  of  Canterbury,  and  others.  Petition  of  the  Bishop. 

—  Letter  from  a  Dissenter  to  the  petitioning  bishops. 

—  Answer  to  petition  of  archbps.  and  other  bps.  1688.  — 
Bancroft,   W.,  Abp.  of   Canterbury.      Articles   recom 
mended  to  bps.  in  his  jurisdiction.    —  Examination  of 
bps.  upon  their  refusal  of  reading  H.  M.'s  declaration.  — 
Burnet,  G.,  Bp.of  Salisbury  (?).     Enquiry  into  reasons 
for  abrogating  the  test.   —  Samuel,  Bp.  of  Oron.      His 
reason  for  abrogating  the  test  answered  by  archdeacon 
of  Canterbury.  —  Persecution  laid  to  the  charge  of  the 
Ch.  of  Eng.  —  Burnet,  G.,  Bp.  of  Salixbury.     Apology 
for  the  Church  of  Eng.  with  rel.  to  persecution  of  which 
she  is  accused.   —  Fagel,  G.     Lettter  giving  ace.  of  the 
Prince  and  Princess  Orange's  thoughts  cone,  repeal  of  the 
test  and  penal  laws.   —   Church  of  Eng.'s  complaint  in 
vindication  of  her  loyalty.  —  New  test  of  Ch.  of  Eng.'s 
loyalty.  —  Consid.  about  her  test.  —  Instance  of  Ch.  of 
Eng.'s  loyalty.   —  Trial  and  exam,  of  a  libel,  entitled 
'New  test  of  Ch.  of  Eng.'s  loyalty';  with  reflections  on 
add.  libel,  'Instance  of  Ch.  of  E.'s  loyalty'.   —   N.,  N. 
Late  proposal  from  Archbp.  of  Canterbury,  etc.,  to  II.  M., 
in  letter  to  M.  B.    —  England's  wants.    1685.   —    Civil 
tracts.     Memoirs  of  T.  Oates.  —  Inconveniences  attend 
ing  forgery  and  perjury.  —  Cellier,  Jfrx.  E.     Foundation 
of  a  royal  hospital  for  foundlings.  —  Scott,  J.,  Duke  of 
Monmouth.     Declaration;  —  Letter  to  the  King.  —  Exe 
cution  of  Duke  of  M.  —  Pudsey,  Sir  G.     Speech.  —  The 
Pope's  nuncio  making  his  public  entry  at  Windsor.  1687. 

—  Gr.  Brit.     King.     Declaration.  1688.    —   List  of  foot 
and  horse  that  are  come  with  the  Prince  of  Orange.  — 
Rejoicings  in  Rome  for  the  birth  of  the  Prince  of  Wales. 
1689.    —   N.,  N.     Exped.  of  the  Prince  of  Orange.  1688. 

—  Petition  to  the  King  of  the  Lords  who  subscribed  the 
same.   1688.   —  Reflections  on  the  Prince  of  Orange's 
declaration.  —  Answer  to  above.  —  List  of  Lords  sura- 


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moned  by  Prince  of  O.  1688-89.  —  William  in.  Letter 
to  council  of  peers.  1688.  —  Speech  of  a  commoner  to 
his  fellow-commoner  of  the  convention.  —  Misctl.  tracts. 
Oath  which  kings  of  Scotland  are  to  take  at  their  corona 
tion.  —  James  n.  Letter  to  the  1'arl.  of  Scot.  —  Scot 
land.  J'nrl.  Answer  to  his  letter.  —  Reign  of  Wil 
liam  in.  Eccles.  tract*.  Ferguson,  K.  Dangers 
impending  over  1'rot.  in  Gr.  Brit.  16S9.  —  Letter  to  Dr. 
Tillotson;  with  [his]  letter  to  Ld.  Hussel.  —  Letter  to  a 


of  Kng.  —  Shower,  Sir  B.  Letter  to  a  convocation-man 
on  the  rights,  etc.,  of  that  body.  —  Dissenters'  new  plot. 
1690.  —  Extirpation  of  popery.  —  Dopping,  A.,  Iif>.  of 
Heath.  Speech  in  camp  near  Dublin.  —  Word  to  the 
wandering  Levite;  answer  to  Dr.  Sherlock's  'Reasons 
cone,  taking  the  oaths'.  —  True  character  of  a  churchman. 

—  G.,  J.  G.      On  keeping  the  30th  of  Jan.  and  29th  of 
May.  1694.   —  Querela  temporum ;  or  danger  of  Ch.  of 
Eng.  —  Wagstaffe,  Rev.  T.     Last  sickness  and  death  of 
W.  Bancroft,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.   —   Collier,  J.     Two 
absolvers  tried  at  King's  Bench  bar,  for  giving  absolution 
at  place  of  execution.  1690.   —   Whether  preserving  the 
Prot.  relig.  was  the  motive  unto  or  the  end  designed  in 
the  late  rev.  —  New  test  of  Cl).  of  E.'s  loyalty ;  or  Whig- 
gish  and  church  loyalty  compared.  1700.  —  True  ace.  of 
the  ceremonies  of  Ch.  of  Rome  at  approaching  jubilee 
in  1700.  —  William  in.      Message  to  the  convocation, 
1689;  —  Letter  to  Bp.  of  London,  1689.  —  Reflections  on 
a  late  pain,  entitled  'Priestcraft  in  perfection'.  —  Case  of 
Eng.  and  the  Prot.  interest.  —  Character  of  the  wisest 
men.  1696.   —   True  cause  of  all  our  miseries  discov.  in 
their  visible  effects.  1690. 

10.  lieign  of  William  in.  Hint,  tracts.  Gr. 
Brit.  Ho.  of  Ids.  Order,  Dec,  22,  1688.  —  Treby, 
Sir  G.  Speech  to  Prince  of  Orange,  Dec.  20.  —  List  of 
members  of  the  convention.  —  Names  of  II.  M.'s  Privy 
Council.  —  William  of  Wasiiau,  Prince  of  Orange. 
Speech  to  the  Lords  cone,  with  him.  —  Leopold  I.,  Kmfi. 
of  Germany.  Letter  to  King  James,  April  9,  1689.  — 
Manner  of  deposing  a  popish  king  in  Sweden.  —  Memo 
rial  from  Eng.  Prot.  for  the  Prince  and  Princess  of 
Orange.  —  Murder  will  out;  discov.  that  the  Earl  of 
Essex  did  not  murder  himself.  —  Innocency  and  truth 
vindicated ;  ace.  of  what  hath  been  deposed  to  pr  ,ve  the 
murder  of  the  Earl  of  Essex.  —  Letter  from  a  lawyer  in 
the  country  to  member  ol  Parl.  —  Reflections  on  the 
effects  of  proc.  in  Eng.  —  Sherlock,  W.  Letter  t<> 
member  of  the  convention.  —  Answer  to  above.  —  Let 
ter  .to  a  friend,  advising  him  how  to  free  the  nation  for 
ever.  —  Now  is  the  time ;  scheme  for  a  commonwealth. 

—  Good  advice  before  it  be  too  late ;  a  breviate  for  the 
convention.  —  Present  state  of  the  nation.  —  Speech  to 
Prince  of  Orange,  by  a  true  1'rot.  —  Whether  the  king, 
lords,  and  commons,  he  a  legal  parl.  or  not.   —   Letter 
cone,  coronation   medal,  16H9.   —   Honesty  is   the  best 
policy.    —   Powle,  II.      Speech  to  the  King  and  Queen, 
Apr.  12,  1689;  with  II.  M.'s  reply.  —  Remonstrance  and 
protestation  against  deposing  .lames  n.  —  Letter  on  the 
dissolution  of  Parl.,  and  calling  a  new  one.    —   Somers, 
J.  L.      Vindication   of   the  proc.  of  late   parl.  1689.  — 
Debate  whether  a  king  elected  by  parl.  coming  to  the 
lords  and  commons  doth  not  make  a  complete  Parl.  — 
Tragical  end  of  some  persons  at  Paris,  Aug.  8,  1689.  — 
Some  short  consid.  on  settling  the  government.  —  Argu 
ment  for  self-defence.  1687.   —  Reasons  why  the  rector 
of  P.  took  the  oath  of  allegiance  to  William  and  Mary. 

—  Obedience  due  to  the  present  King,  etc..   —  Present 
case  stated ;  or,  oaths  of  allegiance  and  supremacy  no 
badge  of  slavery.   —   Minheer  T.  Van  C.'s  answer  to 
Minheer  H.  Van   L.'s  letter  repr.  the  true  interests  of 
Holland.  —  Letter  to  member  of  committee  of  grievances. 

—  Spenser,   R.,  Karl  of  Stinderland .      Letter  on   the 
designs  of  the  Romish  party.  —  An  Honest  commoner's 
speech.  —  Sedley,  Sir  C.     Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Com.  — 
Follies  of  France,  (  r  rejoicings  for  the  pretended  death 
of  Win.   —  Obs.  on  the  late  revolution.   —   The  dear 
bargain,  or  state  of  the  Eng.  nation  under  the  Dutch.  — 
Sherlock,  W.      Second  letter  cone,  the  Fr.  invasion.  — 
Finch,  II.,  Earl  of  Nottingham  t      Pretences  of  the  Fr. 
invasion  examined.  —  Modest  apology  for  the  loyal  Prot. 
subjects  of  James,  who  desire  his  restoration.  —  Mont 
gomery,  Sir  J.      Great  Britain's  complaint  for  her  late 
measures,  etc.  —  N.,  N.     A  Fr.  conquest  neither  desira 
ble  nor  practicable.  —  The  present  confederacy  and  late 
rev.   —   Lawton,  C.      Jacobite  principles  vindicated.  — 
Montgomery,  Sir  J.      People  of  England's   grievances 
offered  to  be  enquired  into.  —  A  French  prophecy,  or  an 
admonition  to  the  English  cone,  their  near-approaching 
danger.    —   Account  of  two  letters  from  James  to  the 
Pope,  and  from  the   Earl   of  Melfort  to  the  Queen.  — 
William  in.,  pseud.      Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Portland-.  — 
Shower,  Sir  B.      Reasons  for  a  nev.-  bill  of  rights.  — 


William  in.  Speech  to  the  States  General.  —  Conspiracy 
against  William  in.  —  William's  speech  to  his  cabinet 
council.  —  Knight,  SirJ.  Speech  in  the  Commons. — 
Houghton,  J.  Number  of  acres  and  houses  in  Eng.  — 
William  in.  Speech  to  Parl. ;  [with  suppl.]. —  Account 
of  some  trans,  in  the  commons  rcl.  to  the  East  India  Co. 
]69:i.  —  Disc.  cone.  E.  I.  trade.  —  Rise  and  progress  of 
East  India  Co. 

11.  Heign  of  Will  i  am  n  i.  Historical  tracts.  — 
Godfrey,  M.  Account  of  Bank  of  Eng.  —  Settlement 
of  land  bank,  established  1695;  abstract  annexed.  — 
Draught  of  the  charter  mentioned  in  the  commission.  — 
St.  Lo,  G.  Method  for  encouraging  navigation  ;  —  Pro 
posal  for  raising  20,000  seamen;  —  Encouragement  to 
commanders  and  seamen  to  take  enemies'  ships,  etc.  — 
Saville,  Sir  G.,  JInrq.  of  IJallifar.  Hallifax's  Essay 
on  taxes.  —  Hale,  Sir  M.  Treatise  on  conveyances  of 
lands.  —  History  of  the  rook  and  turkeys.  —  intrigues 
to  restore  James.  —  Crew,  J.  Speech  before  Wm.  III. 

—  William's  memorial   justifying  the    revolution.    — 
James  n.     Letter  to  his  privy  counsellors.  —  Justifies 
of  our  cause  in  the  present  war.  —  Drake,  J.     History 
of  last  Parl.  —  Remarks  upon  some  disloyal  proc.   — 
Letter  to  Earl  of  Perth.  —  Stepney,  G.     Essay  on  in 
terest  of  Eng.   —  Short  remarks  upon  *he  Act  of  re 
sumption  of  Irish  forfeitures.  —  List  of  the  Parl.  app. 
to  meet  at  Westminster  Feb.  6,  1700-01.  —  History  of 
Kentish  petition.   —  De  Foe,   D.      Address  on   arrival 
and  imprisonment  of  Kentish  petitioners.  —  G.,  T.  Umt. 
Legion's  new  paper  to  Ho.  of  Com.  —  Legion's  address 
to  H   M.  — Legion's  address  to  the  Lords.  —  Harley, 
K.     Vindication  of  rights  of  the  Commons.  —  Vindica 
tion  of  the  rights  and  prerogatives  of  the  Lords.  —  Ace. 
of  the   proc.    rel.   to   charge   of  Commons   against   Ld. 
Haversham.  —  Death  of  James  n.  —  James  II.     Dying 
words  to  his  son  and  daughter,  and  to  the  French  King. 

—  Clement  XI.     Speech  "on  death  of  James  n.  —  Louis 
xiv.     Memorial  to  the  States  General.  —  Reflections  on 
his  memorial.  —  Netherlands.     Translation  of  the  States 
General's  Letter  to  H.  M.  —  Louis  xiv.      Second  letter 
to  States  General.  —  Avaux,  J.  A.,  comte  d'.     Memorial. 

—  Netherlands.     Answer  to   d'Avaux's    Memorial.   — 
Proc.  against  Dr.  T.  Gates  for  assaulting  Mrs.  E.  James. 

—  Puckle,  J.     England's  path  to  wealth  and  honour.  — 
Price,  R.     Gloria  Cambria;  or,  Speech  of  a  bold  Briton. 

—  Military  ttact-t.    Regiments  of  horse  and  f<  ot  in  ser 
vice  of  Wm.  and  Mary.   —   Letter  from  an  officer  to  a 
colonel.  —  Aphorisms  rel.  to  Ireland.  —  Ireland.  Parl, 
Proceedings.  —  Letter  from  Dublin  giving  ace.  of  siege 
of  Londonderry.  —  Apology   for   Prot,  of  Ireland.    — 
Proc.   of  pretended   parliament  in   Dublin.  —  Present 
state  of  Ireland.  —  Nobility  in  Ireland.  —  Walker,  G. 
Letter  giving  account  of  governor  of  Londonderry.  — 
Papists  and  Prot.  in  Ireland.  —  Nobility  of  Ireland  in 
168S.  —  French  fleet  for  16  '2.  —  List  of  their  majesties' 
and  Dutch  fleet  for  1692.  —  Remarks  on  London  gazette 
rel.  to  the  Battle  of  Landen,  etc.  —  Standing  forces  of 
the  kingdom.  —  James's  forces  in  France.  —  Queries 
for  better  understanding  of  James's  forces  in  France.  — 
Mixcel.  tracts.    Scotland  Purl.     Address  to  II.  M.  — 
William    ill.     Instructions   to   Duke   of   Hamilton.   — 
Proceedings  of   convention   of   states  of   Scotland.   — 
James   11.       Letter   to   Lords   of  his  Privy  Council.  — 
Lindsay,  C.,  Earl  of  JSalcairn.      Affairs   at  Scotland 
relative   to  the  revolution.    —  Massacre  of   Glenco.    — 
Preservation  of  the   regalia  of  Scotland.   —   Vindica 
tion  for  publishing  above  account.   —   Letter  from  no 
bility  of  Scot,  to  Pope  John.  —  Account  of  Denmark.  — 
Taubman,  M.     London's  great  jubilee  restored  and  per 
formed  Oct.  29,  li)89.  —  Arches  erected  at  the  Hague  for 
reception  of  William  in.  —  Reasons  for  passing  a  bill  in 
Parl.  to  erect   three  courts   of  conscience.   —  Reasons 
against  the  bill.  —  Temple,   Sir  R.     Remarks  on  Mr. 
Locke's  book,  tn  answer  to  Mr.  Lounds,  etc  ,  on  coin.  — 
Child,   Sir  J.     Proposals  for  relief  and  employment  of 
the  poor.  —  Egleton,  J.     Letter  to  member  of  Parl.  rel. 
to  trade.  —  Philips,  G.     Problem  cone,  the  gout;  a  letter 
to  SirJ.  Gordon.  —  Gordon,  J.     Reply. 

12.  Reign  of  William  1 1 1.  Miscel.  tracts.  Ver 
dicts  of  the  learned  cone.  Virgil  and  Homer's  heroic 
poems.  —  P.,  L.  Two  essays;  Errors  about  the  first 
creation  and  peopling  the  new  world ;  Rise,  progress, 
and  destruction  of  fables  and  romances,  with  the  state 
of  learning.  —  Collection  of  advertisements,  <tc.,  rel.  to 
the  royal  fisheries  within  British  seas.  —  Situation  of 
Holland  with  regard  to  fisherieR.  —  Lloyd,  W.,  Bp.  of 
Lic/ijield.  Chronolog.  ace.  of  the  life  of  Pythagoras 
and  his  contemporaries.  —  Remarks  and  disc,  in  Mr. 
Addison's  book  of  travels.  —  Coronation  of  Pope  Alex 
ander  Vlll.,  etc.,  1689.  —  Nat.  hist,  of  superstition.  — 
Burthogge,  R.  The  soul  of  the  world,  and  particular 
souls;  in  letter  to  Mr.  Locke.  —  Reign  of  Queen 
Anne.  Ecclesiastical  tracts.  Emlyn,  T.  Enquiry 
into  authority  of  text  'There  are  Three  that  bear  record 


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in  heaven'  addressed  to  Houses  of  convocation.  —  Tin- 
dal,  M.  Priestcraft  in  perfection,  etc.  —  New  catechism, 
with  Dr.  Hick's  3'J  articles,  etc.  —  Drake,  Dr.  J.  All 
future  elections  of  members  to  serve  in  parl.,  etc.  1702. 

—  Patriots  slandered  in  a  paper  called  the  black  list.  — 
Presbyterians'  plea  to  the  peers  of  Eng.  1705.  —  Case  of 
Dissenters,  as  affected  by  late  bill  in  Parl.  for  preventing 
oceas.  conformity.  —  Apology  for  Rom.  Cath.  —  With 
ers,    J.      History   of  resistance   as   practised  by  Ch.   of 
Eng.  1710.  —  Usher,  J.,  Arbp.  of  Annaij/i.     Original  of 
bishops  and  metropolitans.  1703.  —  Atterbury,  F.,  Up. 
of  Itochexter.      The  mitre  and  crown.    1711-12.  —  Re 
marks  from  the  country  upon  two  letters  rel.  to  the  con. 
vocation  and  alterations  in  the  liturgy.  —  High-church 
miracles.  1710.  —  Compton,  11.,  Kp.  of  London,     Letter 
cone,  allegiance.  —  Dissenting  teachers' address  to  the 
Junta  against  bill  for  building  lifty  new  churches  in  and 
about  Lond.  1711.  —  Turretin,  J.   A.     University  ora 
tion  cone,  the  different  fates  of  the  Christian  relig.  1709.— 
Case  of   Papist-opal   clergy  of  Scot,    truly  represented. 
1707.    —   Or.   Brit.  Pitrl.     Act  ratifying  the  confession 
of  faith,  and  settling  Presbyterian  church  government, 
1690.  —  Petition  of  the  ministers  who  were  thrust  from 
their  churches,  Dec.  1688,  to  Parl.  16S;t.—  Gr.  Brit.  Purl. 
Act  for  settling  the  quiet  and  peace  of  the  Ch.  1698.  — 
Gr.    Brit.    Priny    Council.       Act  anent  intruders   into 
churches. —  Civil  tract*.     William  in.     Will.  1702.  — 
Political  remarks  on  life  and  reign  of  Win.  in.  —  Ab 
stract  of  receipts  and  issues  of  public   revenues,  etc., 
during  Wm.'s  reign.  —  Gr.  Brit.  Parl.     Proc.  upon  obs. 
of  the  commissioners  for  stating  the  public  accounts.  — 
Representation  of  Lond.  and  Westminster  in  Parl.  1702. 
Exorbitant  grants  of  Wm.  HI.  1703.  —  Gr.  Brit,  Ifo.  of 
Lords.    Representation  to  Anne,  1703,  and  her  answer. 

—  Gr.  Brit.   Ho.  of  Cum.     Address  to  Anne.  —  The 
Scotch  plot,  1704.  —  Account  of  Capt.  8.  Kraser  who 
carried  on  a  plot  against  the  government,  1704.  —  En 
quiry,  whether  it  be  for  the  interest  of  people  in  Eng.  to 
have   the   pretended   King  James  III.   advanced   to   the 
throne.  1704.  —  Reasons  against  restraining  the  press. 

1704.  —  Catalogue  of  bonks  to  be  sold  at  St.  James's.  — 
List  of  the  tackerti.  —  List  of  patriots  who  voted  that 
the  bill  to  prevent  occasional  conformity  be  tacked  to  the 
land-tax  bill.  1705.  —  Account  of  the  tack.  —  Character 
of  a  tacker  and  anti. lacker.  —  L.,   W.     Letter  touching 
the  rise  of  the  embezzlements,  eti-.,   of  the  kingdom's 
treasure,  from  beginning  of  the  rev.  1710.  —  National 
expences,  Nov.  1640-59.  —  Gr.  Brit.'s  union  and  the  se 
curity  of  Hanover  succession.  —  Essay  on  union  of  Scot. 
and  Eng.  —  Scotland's  great  advantages  by  a  union  with 
Eng.  —  List  of  nobility  and  gentry  in  the  Scots  Parl. 
who  were  for  and  against  the  union.  1706.  —  Finch,  I)., 
Earl  of  Nottingham.      Memorial  of  the  slate  of  Kng. 

1705.  —  Lawton,  (,'.     Civil  comprehension,  etc.  —  Mack- 
worth,  Sir  H?     Abstract  of  treatise,  entitled  'Free  parlia 
ments'.  1705.  —  Dr.  Kennel's  character  of  the  late  James. 
170,5.  —  The  French  favourites,  by  Dr.  Kennet.  —  Scotch 
echo  to  the  Eng.  legion,  etc.  —  Letter  cone.  Ihe  Scols 
peerage.  —  Case  of  Ihe  Scolch  commons  with  resp.  to 
election  of  their  members  to  Parl.  —  Brief  view  of  the 

'late  Scots  ministry.  1709.  —  St.  Leger,  Sir  J.  D.  What 
is  said  pro  and  con  Dr.  Sachcverell.  1710.  —  Age  of  rid 
dles,  or  list  of  extraordinary  positions,  etc.  —  True  Tory 
address.  —  True  Whig  address.  —  High-church  or  tory 
address.  —  Low-church  or  Whig  address.  —  Whig  ad 
dress.  —  Satire  upon  addresses  of  Ihe  high-church  party. 

—  Queries.  —  Speech  in  Ho.  of  Com.  upon  Ihe  late  min 
istry's  forcing  a  new  charter  upon  town  of  BeVdly.  — 
Thoughts  of  an  honest  Tory  upon  present  proc.  of  that 
party.  —  Harley,  H.     Faults  on  both  sides,  or  cause  of 
factions  in  the  nation.  —  Letter  of  ministers  of  London 
against  toleration.  16io. 

13.  Heign  of  Anne.  —  Civil  tract".  Harley,  K. 
Vindication  of  'Faults  on  both  sides,'  etc.  1710.  —  Consid. 
for  competitors  and  electors  of  rep.  in  Parl.  —  Harley,  11. 
Public  credit;  —  Loans  on  credil.  —  Hist,  of  Ihe  lasl 
ministry  and  Parl.  —  Letter  from  a  foreign  minister  in 
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—  Defence  of  the  Constitution  of  Gr.  Brit,  and  Ireland. 

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and  the  rights  and   privileges  of  the  people.     Lon 
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—  Same.    3d  ed.     London,  1710.  12°.    (B  590) 
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—  Security  of  Englishmen's   lives;  or  the  trust,  power, 

and  duty  of  grand  juries.     London,  1766.  8°.  (B  706) 

—  Same.     New  ed.     London,  1771.  8°.     (B  1632) 

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Somers.     See  alto  Sommers ;  —  Summers. 

Somers,  U.S.  brig.  CASE  of  the  Somers'  mutiny,  and  de 
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SOMERSET 


280'4 


SON 


Somerset.    See  also  Sommersett. 

Somerset,  Countess  of.    See  Carr,  F.  H. 

Somerset,  Duke  of.  See  Seymour,  \Vm.,  Marquis  of  Hert 
ford. 

Somerset,  C.  A.  Zelina;  a  drama.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 
stand,  dr.,  v.  37.) 

Somerset,  Edward,  Id  Marq.  of  Worcester.  Century 
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ton.  London,  1825.  12°. 

-  DIRCKS,  H.  Life  of  the  2d  Marquis  of  Worces 
ter  ;  added,  the  'Century  of  inventions'. 
London,  1865.  8°. 

Somerset,  Fitzroy  James  Henry,  Baron  Raglan.     MARTI- 
NEAU,  H.     (In  her  Biog.  sketches.  1869.) 
See  also  Crimean  War  (p.  702). 

Somerset,  Guilelmus.     See  Guilelmus  Malmesburiensis. 

Somerset,  Bishoprick  of.  BRIEF  history  of  the  Bishoprick 
of  8.  to  1174.  (In  Camden  Soc.,  v.  8.  1840.) 

Somerset,  Family  of.  SANFORD,  J.  L.  (In  his  Great  gov 
erning  families,  v.  2.  1865.) 

—  THOMSON,  Mrs.  A.  T.     The  Somerset  family.     (In  her 

Recollections  of  lit.  characters,  v.  1.  1854.) 
Somersetshire,  Eng.     CONFESSION  of  faith  of  sev 
eral  churches  in  the  County  of  S.,  London, 
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—  BIDLINGSLEY,  J.      General  view  of  the   agric.  in    S. 

London,  1794.  4°.    (W  74) 

—  MARSHALL,,  W.     Rural  economy  of  S.     (In  his  Rural 

econ.  1797.) 

—  COOKE,  G.  A.    Topographical  and  statist,  account  of 

S.     (In  his  Topog.  of  Gr.  Brit.,-v.  2.) 

—  NIGHTINGALE,  J.  Delineations  topograph..  hist.,  etc., 

of  S.    (In  Beauties  of  England,  v.  13.  1815.) 

—  BUTTON,  J.    Bath  and  Bristol,  with  the  Counties 

of  Somerset,  etc.;  views.     London,  1829.  4°. 
—  HANDBOOK  for  Wiltshire,  Dorsetshire,  and  S. 
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See  also  Bath  ;  —  Bristol. 

Somersworth,  N.H.    First  settlers  of  S.    (In  New  Hamp 
shire  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  y.  3.  18.32.) 
Somervile,  Wm.     Bee,  Somerville,  W. 
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Somerville,  James.     Fatal  consequences  of  irrcligion  and 
negligence  in  the  heads  of  families;  sermon,  May 
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his  Biog.  mem.,  v.  2.  1834.) 

Somerville,  Mrs.  Mary  (Fairfax),  previously  Mrs. 
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Contents.  Vol.  1,  pt.  1.  Atoms  and  molecules  of 
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mal  organisms. 

—  Connexion    of  the  physical  sciences.     9th  ed. 

London,  1858.   12°. 

—  Physical  geography.      London,  1848.  2  v.  16°. 

—  Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1862.  8°. 

—  tr.  Mechanism  of  the  heavens.     See  Laplace,  P.  S. 

—  BABINET,  J.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes.  dec.  1853.) 
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nures.     London,  1795.  4°.    (W  48) 

—  Additional  app.     London,  1796.  4°.    (W  48) 

—  Pruning,   and   after  management  of  hedges.  —  Sheep 

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Somerville,  Thomas.  History  of  Gr.  Brit,  during 
the  reign  of  Q.  Anne  ;  with  diss.  cone,  the 
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don,  1798.  4°. 

—  History  of  political  trans,  and  of  parties  from 

the  restoration  of  Charles  n.  to  the  death  of 
William.     Dublin,  1793.  S". 

—  My  own   life  and    times,    1741-1814.      Edin., 

1861.  12". 

Somerville  or  Somervile,  Wm.  Hobbinol ;  field 
sports  and  the  bowling  green.  London, 
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—  Poems;  with  a  life  of  Somerville  by  8.  Johnson.     (In 

Chalmers,  A.     Eng.  poets,  v.  11.  1810.) 

—  Poems.    (In  Campbell,  T.    Brit,  poets,  v.  5.  1819.) 


—   Poetical  works;  with  a  life  of  the  author.     (In  An 
derson,  II.     British  poets,  v.  8.  1795.) 

—  JOHNSON.  S.    (In  his  Works,  v.  10.  1806.) 
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choosing  the  president  of  the  U.  S.     Bait.,  1825.  8°. 
(B532) 

—  SUGGESTIONS  on  presidential  elections,  with  rcf.  to  a 

letter  of  S.     Boston,  1825.  8°.     (B  532,  2005) 

Somerville,  Mass.  Free  High  School.  POPE,  A.  R.  Ad 
dress,  laying  of  the  corner-stone,  Sept.  17.  Somer 
ville,  1851.  8°.  (B  1612) 

Somerville  business  directory,  1849,  50;  by  G.  Adams. 
(In  his  Environs  of  Boston.  1849-50.) 

Somerville  directory.     Somerville,  1854.  16°. 

Somes.     See,  Soames. 

Something;  ed.  by  Nemo  Nobody,  Esq.,  Nov. 
1809  -  May  1810.  Boston,  n.d.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  979) 
Something  for  everybody.     See  Timbs,  J. 

Something  new;  ed.  by  M.  H.  Barton.  Vol.  1,  no.  1,2; 
\pr  27,  June  30.  Boston,  1830.  8°.  (B926) 

—  Same.    Vol.  1,  no.  1.    Boston,  1830.  8°.    (B  1793) 
Sommario  delle  vite  di  gl'imperatori  romani.  cavato 

dall  istorie  ant.  e  modcrne.     Venezia,  1718. 

12°. 
Sommer,    Jean    Eclouard   Albert.      Lexiquc  de   la 

langue    de   Mme.    de     Sevigne  ;      avec    vine 

introd.    gram,    et    des    appendices.      Paris. 

1866.  2  v.  8°.    (Sevigne.     Lettres,  v.  13,  14.) 
Sommer,    Johann      Gottfried.       Beschrijving     der 

nieuwe  staten    van  Amerika.      Amst.,  1828. 

2  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.      Algemeen  overzight  der  belang- 

>ntdekkingen, 


Somme 
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Sommers,  George,  and  Preston,    Sir  A.      Voynge  to   the 

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Gates,  Sir  G.  Sommers,  find  Capt.  Newport.      (In 

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Sommersett,  James.  HARGHAVF.,  F.  Argument  in  the 
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Somnambula,  La.     See  Bellini,  V.     (C  286) 
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Somoza  y  Quiroga,  Antonio.     Unico  dosengnno  y   perfocto 

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SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE 


Son  of  the  night,  The;   by  C.   Gayler.     (In  Sargent,  E. 

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Son  of  the  soil ;  a  novel ;  [by  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.  Oli- 
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Kote.     Reprinted  from  Macmillan's  inner.,  v.  9- 
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Sondermann,  Johann  Samuel.  Tabellarische  Ue- 
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Song  of  Milgenwater.     See  Strong,  Q.  A. 

Song  of  Solomon.     See  Bible,  O.T.  (p.  280). 

Songe  de  I'laton.     See  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 

Songe  du  vergier.  PARIS,  A.  P.  Recherches  sur  le  verita 
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—  GOETZE,    P.    von.       Stimmen    des     russischen 

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ton,  1842.  4°. 

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—  MUSICAL  gem,  The;    songs,  duets,   and  glees, 

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—  BAKEH,  B.  F.     American  school  music-book; 

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Eng.  version  by  J.  C.  D.  Parker.  Boston, 
1856.  8". 

-  CLARK,  G.  W.     The  harp  of  freedom.     N.  Y., 

1856.  12°. 

-  ERK,     L.      Deutschcr    Liederhort;      Auswahl 

deutschen  Volkslieder  mit  Melodien.  Berlin, 
1856.  8°. 

-  CHAPPELL,  W.     Popular  music    of  the   olden 

time;  col.  of  ancient  songs,  ballads,  and 
dance  tunes,  illust.  of  the  nat.  music  of  Eng. 
London,  [I860].  2  v.  8°. 

-  JOHNSON,  J.C.   The  cherub  ;  songs  for  Sabbath 

schools.     Boston,  [1863].  obi.    16°. 

-  LILIENCRON,  11.  von.     Die  historischen  Volks 

lieder  der  Deutschen,  13.-16.  Jahrhundert. 
Lpz.,  1865-69.  4  v.  8°.  (Munich.  Ak.  der 
Wiss.) 

—  HULLAH,  J.     The  song  book  ;  words  and  tunes 

from  the  best  poets  and  musicians.  London, 
1866.  16°. 

-  ALLEN,  W.  F.,  etc.     Slave  songs  of  the  U.  S. 

N.  Y.,  1867.  8°. 


-  FINK,  G.  W.      Musikalischer  Hausschatz  der 

Deutschen  ;  cine  Sammlung  von  Leidern  und 
Gesangen     mit      Singweisen.       8er     Abdr. 
Altona,  [1871].  8". 
A'nte.      For    songs    without    mnsic    gee    BallaSs;  — 

Christmas  carols;  — Glees,  and  the  division  Literature 

under  the  names  of  various  countries. 

Songs  for  the  little  ones  at  home  ;  [by  M.O.  Ward]. 
N.  Y.,  Amer.  Tr.  Soc.,  [1852].  12°. 

Songs  for  the  Whig  celebration,  July  4.  Boston,  1834.  8°. 
(B  1807) 

Songs  of  love  and  liberty,  comp.  by  a  North  Caro 
lina  lady.  Raleigh,  1864.  18°. 

Songs  of  the  free,  and  hymns  of  Christian  freedom  ; 
[ed.  by  N.  W.  Chapman].  Boston,  1836.  12°. 

Songs  of  the  Sierras.     See  Miller,  C.  H. 

Songs  of  the  South.     Richmond,  1862.  18°. 

Songs  of  the  South.     Richmond,  1863.  18°. 

Sonnambula,  La.     See  Bellini,  V. 

Sonnenjungfrau,  Die;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  hi*  Thea 
ter,  v.  2.  1840.) 

Sonnerat,  Pierre.  Voyage  to  the  East  Indies  and 
China,  1774-81 ;  tr.by  F.  Magnus.  Calcutta, 
1788-89.  3  v.  8°. 

-  MoNTtfMONT,  A.     (In  ?tin  Biblioth.  univ.,  v.  31.  1836.) 
Sonnets.     BRAKE,  N.     On    sonnet  writing.-  (In  his  Liter 
ary  hours,  v.  1.  1804.) 

See  olxo  English  sonnets. 

Sonnier,  Edouard  de.  Les  droits  politiques  dans 
1'election.  Paris,  1861.  12°. 

Sonnini  de  Manoncourt,  Charles  Nicolas  Sigisbert. 
Histoire  nat.  des  poissons  ;  suite  a  FHistoire 
nat.  par  Buffon.  Paris,  1802-04.  13  v.  8°. 

-  Travels  in  upper  and  lower  Egypt,  [1780];  tr. 

by  H.  Hunter.     London,  1799.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     London,  1800.   4°. 

See  alxo  Annuaire  de  1'industrie  fr. 
Sonntag.     S<e  also  Sontag. 
Sonntag,  August.     Observations  on   terrestrial   magnetism 

in  Mexico.    (In  Smithsonian  Inst.  Cont  rib.,  v    11 

1859.) 

Sonora.  Runo  ensayo  tentativa  de  una  preven- 
cional  desrripcion  geographica ;  [pub.  B. 
Smith].  San  Augustin  de  la  Florida,  [Mun- 
sell,  Albany],  1863.  4°. 

—  BARTLF.TT,  J.  R.  [1851.]    (In  Tiis  Personal   narrative 

of  exploration  and  incidents  in  Texas,  New  Mex 
ico,  etc.,  v.  1.  1854.) 

-  MOWRY,    S.      Arizona  and  Sonora,  the   geog. 

•  hist,  and  resources  of  the  silver  region  of  N. 
Amer.,  [1859-64].  3d  ed.,  rev.  and  enl. 
N.  Y.,  1864.  12°. 

-  BUSCFIM ANN,  J.  C.  E.    Das  Lautsystem  der  sonorisehen 

Sprachen.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1863.) 
—  Das  Zahlwort  der  sonorischen  Sprachen.  (In 
1867.)  —  Der  sonorischen  Grammatik,  2e  Abth.,  der 
Artikel,  das  Substantivum,  und  Adjectivum.  (In 
1869.) 

See  al*o  Pimas. 

Sonrel,  L.  Le  fond  dela  mer ;  illust.  par  Yan' Dar- 
gent,  etc.  Paris,  1868.  16°.  (Bibl.  des 
merv.) 

—  Eng.     The  bottom  of  the  sea ;  tr.  and  ed.  by 

E.  Rich.     N.  Y.,  1870.  16°. 

Sons  and  systems  ;  a  burletta.     See  Dance,  C. 

Sons  of  Africans:  essay  on  freedom,  with  obs.  on  tlie  origin 
of  slavery:  by  a  member  of  the  African  Soc.  Bos 
ton,  1808.  8°.  (B  469; 

Sons  of  New  Hampshire.  Proc.  on  the  death  of  D.  Web 
ster.  (In  Hillard,  G.  8.  Memorial.  1853.) 

Sons  of  St.  Dnminick,  The;  dialogue  between  a  Protestant 
and  Catholic,  on  the  defence  of  the  letter  of  tho 
Presbytery  of  Baltimore.  Bait.,  1812.  8°.  (B149.451) 

Sons  of  Temperance,  N.  A.  Directory.  Bos 
ton,  1868.  8°. 

—  National  Division.    Journal  of  the  proceedings. 

Boston,  1868.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Shakespeare  I)iv.    Constitution  and  by-laws.     Boston, 

1847.     (D  24) 


SONS  OF  THE  AFRICAN  SOCIB  TY        2806 


SOPHOCLES 


Sons  of  the  African  Society.     Laws.  Boston,  1802.  8°     (B 

294,  1117) 

Sontag.     See  also  Sonntag. 
Sontag,  Henrietta,  afterwards   Countess  Rossi.    CLAYTON, 

E.  C.     (In  her  Queens  of  song.  1865.) 
Sooahele.     See  Suahili. 
Soofees.    See  Sufis. 

Sooner  or  later;  by  S.  Brooks.     N.  Y.,  1868.  8°. 
Sophasnetus   Stymphalius.     Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.    Fr. 

hist.  Gr.,  v.  2.  1848.) 
Sophia,  Princess,  Funeral  sermon  on.    1714.      See  Toland, 

J.     (D  54) 
Sophia  Dorothea,  consort  of   George  i.     WILLIAMS, 

11.  F.    Memoirs  of  S.'  D.    Lond.,  1845.  2  v.  8°. 
-  BLAZE  DE   BURY,  A.  H.  B.    (In  Revue  d.  Mondes, 

mai  1853.)  —  CHASLES,  V.  E.  V.     (In  juillet  1845.) 
Sophianus,  Michael  and  Nicoluus.     HODY,  H.      (In  hits  De 

Graecis  ling.  Gr.  instaur.  1742.) 
Sophie,    La,  brig.      COCIIELET,    C.       Naufrage   du 

brick  fr.  La  S.     Paris,  1821.  2  v.  8°. 
Sophie  et  Sigismond;  en  un  acte;  par  A.  ii.  Le  Sage.     (In 

his    CEuvrt-8,  v.  16.  1823.) 
Sophie,  on  Les  sentimens  secrets;    en  trois  actes;  par  Mine. 

A.  1,.  Stael-Holstein.     (hi  her  CEuvres,  v.  17.  1821.) 
Sophilus.     Fragm.    (In   Meineke,  A.     Fr.  com.  Gr.,  v.  3. 

1840;  and  Poet.  corn.  Gr.  1855.) 

Sophiometer.     STEWAKT,  J.     Sophiometer  or  reg 
ulator  of  mental  power.     Lond.,  [181-].  32°. 
Sophists.    BLACKIE,  J.  S.    On  the  Sophists  of  the  fifth  cen 
tury,  B.C.      (In  Roy.  Soc.  of  Edin.     Trans.,  v.  24. 

1867.) 

—  EIJNAPIUS  Sardianns.   Vittfi  sophistarum.  (In  Philos- 

tratua.     Opera.  1849.) 

—  GKOTE,  S.     (/«  his  Hist,  of  Greece,  v.  8.  1850.) 

—  MACKAY,  R.  W.     Introduction  on  ancient  and  modern 

sophistry.     (In  Plato.     Sopliistes.  1868.) 

—  PHILOSTKATUS.    Vitre  sophistarum.    (In  Ida  Quse  su- 

persunt.  1709;  Opera.  1849.) 

—  PLATO.    Sophista.     (In  his  Opera,  v.  1.  1856.) 

Note.     For  other  eds.  and  trans,  see  Plato  (p. 
2356,  2357). 

Sophocles.  Tragocdiae  vn,  scholiis  vet.  illust.  cum 
vers.  et  not.  T.  Johnsoni ;  ace.  var.  lect. 
Londini,  1758.  2  v.  8". 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Ajax.  —  Electra.  —  Antigone.  2. 
CEdipus  tyranuus.  —  Philoctetes.  —  CEdipus  Coloneus.  — 
Trichlnise. 

—  Tragoediae  vn  ;  cum  vers.  et  not.  ex  ed.  II.  F.  P. 

Bnmck;  [Gr.  et  Lat.].  Argent.,  1786-89.  4  v. 

8 . 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  CEdipus  rex.  —  CEdipus  Coloneus. 
—  Electra.  2.  Antigone.  —  Trachiniae.  —  Ajax.  — 
Philoctetes.  3,  4.  Fragm. 

—  Tragcediae,  nova  vers.  donatae  scholiisque  vet. 

illust. ;  ace.  not.  et  var.  lect.  opera  T '.  Jojinson, 
[Gr.  et  Lat.].  Ed.  accur.  Vol.  1.  Etonae, 
1799.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Ajax  flagellifer.  —  Electra.  —  Tra- 
chinias.  —  Philoctetes. 

—  Tragcediae  ;  adiect.  sunt  G.  H.  Schajferi  notae. 

Ed.  ster.     Lps.,  1828.  32°. 

—  Tragcediffi ;    rec.    et    not.    instruxit   C.  G.    A. 

Erfurdt;  [cum  annot.  G.  Hermann!].  (Vol. 
1-3,  3a  ed.,  4-7,  2a  ed.)  Lips.,  1830-48, 
25-48,  39-41.  7  v.  12°. 

Note.    Eacli  play  has  a  separate  title-page  of  its 
own. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Antigona.  2.  CEdipus  rex.  3. 
Ajax.  4.  Electra.  5.  Trachinise.  6.  Philoctetes. 
7.  CEdipus  Coloneus. 

—  Tragcediae  vn  et  fragm.  ex  nova  recens.  G.   Dindorfii', 

tr.  Lat.  Brunckii  reform.  L.  Benloew,  fragm.  expl. 
E.  A.  I.  Ahrens;  [Gr.  et  Lat.].  (In  uEschylua. 
Trag.  1846.) 

—  Tragoediae  ;  rec.  et  explan.  E.  Wunderus.    (Vol. 

Cpt.  1,  3,  v.2,  pt.  1,  2,  ed.  3a ;  v.  1,  pt.  2, 
4,  ed.4a;  v.  2,  pt.  3,  ed.  2a.)  Gothae,  1848- 
56,  47-56,  54-57,  50.  2  v.  in  7  pts.  8°.  (Bibl. 
Gr.,  v.  9.  10.) 

Note.    Each  pt.  has  a  2d  title-page  giving  the 
name  of  the  tragedy. 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  pt.  1.  Philoctetes.  1,  2.  CEdipus 
rex.  1,  3.  CEdipus  Coloneus.  1,  4.  Antigone.  2, 
pt.  1.  ElectiM.  2,  2.  Aiax.  2,  3.  Trachinise. 


—  Werke ;  gr.  mit  metr.  Uebersetzung  und 
Anmerk.  von  J.  A.  llartung.  Lpz.,  1850-51. 
8  v.  12°. 

Note.    Each  play  has  a  separate  title-page  of  its 
own. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Elektra.  2.  Antigone.  3.  Ra- 
sender  Ajas.  4.  Philoktetes.  5.  Konig  Oedipus.  6. 
Oedipus  auf  Kolonos.  7.  Trachinerinnen.  8.  Frag- 
mente. 

—  Sophokles  ;  erklart  von  F.  W.  Schneidewin  ; 
[Bel.  2,  3.  5.  G,  bfsorgt  von  Nuuck].  3e 
Ann.  (Bd.  6e,  2e  Aufl.)  Berlin,  1855-57, 
56-58,57.  6  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.     Allgemeine  Einleitung.  —  Aias.  — 
Philoktetes.      2.     Oedipus  Tyrannos.      3.     Oedipus  anf 
Kolonos.      4.     Antigone.      5.     Elektra.      6.     Trachinie- 
rinnen. 
-  Tragoediae;  ed.'l\  Bergk.   Ed.  ster.    Lips.,  1858. 


Sophocles ; 
Blaydes. 


with  Eng.  notes    by   F.    H. 
Vol.  1.     London,  1859.  8°. 


M. 

—    CEdipus  Colonus.  — 

Ed.  3a. 


I      — 


Contents.     CEdipus  tyrannu 
Antigone. 

-  Tragoediae ;  ex    recens.    G.    Dindorfii. 

Lips.,  Teubneri,  1859.   16°. 

-  Eng.     Tragedies;  tr.  by  H.  Potter.     New   ed. 

London,  1820.  8°. 

Contents.  CEdipus,  King  of  Thebes.  —  CEdipus  at 
Colonus.  —  Antigone.  —  The  Trachinian  virgins.  — 
Philoctetes.  —  Electra. 

-  -  Tragedies ;    a    new    tr.,    with    essay   by    II. 

Plumptre.     London,  1865.  2  v.  16°. 
Content*.    Vol.  1.     Life.  —  CEdipus  the  King.  —  CEdi 
pus   at  Colonus.    —    Antigone.       2.      Electra.    —   The 
maidens  of  Trachis.  —  Aias.  —  Philoctetes.  —  Fragm. 

-  -  Tragedies  ;   Oxford  trans.    New  ed.     London, 

BoJm,  1849.  8°. 

--Sophocles;  by  C.W.Collins.  Phila.,  1872 
[1871].  16°.  (Ancient  classics  for  English 
readers.) 

-  French.    Tragedies.     (In   Brumoy,  P.     Theatre  gr., 

v.  2-4.  1785-86.) 

Namely.  Vol.2.  Ajax  furieux.  3.  Electre.  — CEd- 
ipe.  — CEdlpe  a  Colone.  —  Philoctete.  —  Les  Trachini  - 
erines.  4.  Antigone. 

-  Germ.    See,  above,  Werke. 

-  Aiax  ;  rec.  et  not.  instruxit  G.  Herman.  Lips., 

1817.  16°. 

-  Aiax;  comment,  illust.  C.  A.  Lobeck.    Ed2a. 

Lips.,  1835.  8°. 

-  Antigone;  with  notes  for  the  use  of  colleges, 

by  T.  D.  Woolsey.    3ded.    Boston,  1841.  12°. 

-  Antigone  ;  revised  with  in  trod,  and   notes  by 

M.  J.Smead.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

-  Electra;  with  notes  for  the  use  of  colleges,  by 

T.  D.  Woolsey.     Boston,  1837.  12°. 

-  Electra.     n.t.p.  '  12°.      (Pages   97-140  of  some 

unknown  edition.) 

-  Spanish.    La  venganza  do  Agamemnon;  tragedia  tr. 

por  F.  P.  de  Oliva.  (In  Oliva,  F.  P.  de.  Obras, 
v.  1.  1787;  —  and  in  Sedana,  J.  J.  L.  de.  Parnaso 
espanol,  v.  6.  1776.) 

-  -  Same.    Tr.  por  V.  G.  de  la  Huerta.     (In    Huerta, 

V.  G.  de  la.     Tragedias.  1783.) 

-  CEdipus  tyrannus.]     Hal.      Edipo.     (In    Niccolini, 

G.  B.     Opere,  v.  1.  1858.) 
.    Philoctetes.]     (In  Alfieri,  V.     Opere,  v.  20.  1815.) 

Fragm.     (/?;Nauck,  A.     Trag.  Gr.  fr.  1853.) 
BINAUT,  A.  L.     Sophocle.     (In  Revue  d.  1).  ilondes, 

juillet  1842.) 
BOF.CKH,  A.     Ueher  die  Antigone  des  Sophokles.     (In 

Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.    'Abh.,  1824,  28,  31.) 
DE  O^LINCEY,  T.     Antigone  of  S.  (In  hit  Note-book  of 

an  English  opium-eater.  1855.) 
LESSIM;,  G.E.     Leben  des  Sophokles.    (In  his  Sammt- 

liche  Sohriften,  v.  14.  1793.) 
LEVESQIJE,  P.  C.     Sur  les  trois  poetes  tragiques  de  la 

Grece.     (In  Serieys,  A.     Bibl.  acad.,  v.  8.  1811.) 


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-  SCHOLIA  antiq.  in  CEdipum  tyrannum   ex   cod. 

Lauren tiano  descr.  et  ed.  P.  Elmsley  ;  ace. 
Elmsleii  pra-f.  ad  cd.  tertiam  Gidipi.  Lips., 
1826.  8°. 

-  SCHOLIA    in   Sophoclis    tragcedias    e  cod.   m*s. 

Laurentiano  descripsit  P.  Elmslcy.  Lips., 
1826.  8". 

-  SUEVKRN,  J .  W.     Ueber  die  Abskht  und  Zeit  des  Oidi- 

pus  auf  Kolonos.  (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh., 
1828.) 

-  THOMPSON,  I).  W.     (In  hi*  Sales  Attici.  1867.) 

-  WKLCKER,  F.  G.     (In  Rheinischea  Museum,  Suppl. 

H.  2,  le,  3e  A  bill.  18a«J-41.) 
Ueber  <len    Ajas  des   S.     (In  his    Kleine   Schriften, 

v.  -2.   1845.) 
Sophocles,  the  younger.     Fragm.      (In  Bergk,  T.     Poctse 

lyr.  Gr.  1863;  —  and  in  Wagner,  F.  W.  Fr.  Eurip. 

184B. ) 
Sophocles,   the  third.      Frngra.     (In  Wagner,  F.  W.     Fr. 

Kui-ip.  184(5.) 
Sophocles,  Evangelinus   Apostolidcs.     Glossary  of 

later  and  Byzantine  Greek.      Camb.,   1860. 

4°.     (Amer.  Acad.     Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  7.) 

—  Greek  exercises  followed  by  an  Eng.  and  Greek 

vocabulary.     Hartford,  1841.   12°. 

-  Same.     3d  ed.     Hartford,  1843.   12°. 

—  Greek  lessons,  adapted  to  the  author's  Greek 

grammar.     Hartford,  1843.   12°. 

—  Greek  lexicon  of  the    Roman   and    Byzantine 

periods,  [146-1100].     Boston,  1870.  8°. 

-  History  of  the  Greek  alphabet  and  pronuncia 

tion."     2d  ed.     Camb.,  1854.   12°. 

-  Romaic  grammar  ;  accomp.  by  a  chrestomathy 

with  a  vocabulary.     Hartford,  1842.   12°. 

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grammar  of  E.  A.  Sophocles.     New  Haven, 

1839.   8". 

Sophologium.     See   Magnus,  J. 
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v.  2.  1802.) 

Sophonisba  ;  or,  Hannibal's  overthrow.     See  Lee,  N. 
Sophonisbe ;    tragedie.      See   Corneille,   I'.;    —    Voltaire, 

F.  M.  A.  de. 
Sophronius,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.    La  vie  de  Ste.  Marie 

eglptlenne.     (In  Arnauld  d'Andilly,    H.     Vies  des 

saints,  v.  1.    1716.) 
Soplica,    Seweryn.     Pamiatki.      Wyd.  2e.     Paryz, 

1841.   16°  and  4°. 
Soppositi,   I;    conimedia,  di   L.  Arioato.     (In   his  Opere, 

v.  2.  1730.) 

Soprano,  The;  a  musical  story;  by-J.  Kingsford 
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Sopwith,  Thomas,  ami  Richardson,  T.  The  local  manufac 
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Soranzo,  (iiacomo.  Relazionc  d'Inghiltcrra,  1554.  (In 
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Soranzo,  Giovanni.  Compendio  dei  dispacci.  1632-34.  (In 
Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.  Relaz.  degli  stati 
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—  Relazione  di  Francia  del  clarissimo  G.  S.  tomato  am- 

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Sorauzo,  Girnlumo.  Compendio  dei  dispacci,  1629.  (In 
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Soranzo,  Lazaro.  De  imperio  Ttircico.  (In  Conring,  II. 
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Sorbiere,  Samuel.  Voyage  to  Eng.;  also  obs.  by  T. 
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—  XICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  4.  1728;  and,  Germ., 

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-  Lcs  dramcs  inconnus.  Paris,  ISoS.  o7.  5  v.  18°. 

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—  Un  etc  a  Meuclon.     Paris,  18.58.   10°. 

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-  Lcs  forgerons.     Paris,  18-58.    16". 

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-  Un  malheur  coinplet.     Paris,  18.58.   10°. 

-  Le  port  dc  Ore  toil.     Paris,  18.58.   1G". 

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Phila.,  1791.  8°. 

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—  ROBIN,  C.  C.     Voyages  dans  1'interieur  de  la 

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Another  copy.     (B  551) 

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—  TASISTRO,  L.  F.     Random  shots  and  southern 

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—  SOUTH,  The,  and  the  North;  a  reply  to  a    lecture  on 

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—  DnBow,  J.  D.  15.     Industrial  resources  of  the 

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—  OI.MSTI: D,  F.  L.     Journeys  and  explorations  in 

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—  -  Journey  in  the  seaboard  slave  states,  [1853]. 

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N.  Y.,  1862.  12°. 

—  WHITEHEAD,  C.  E.      Wild    sports    of    the    S. 

N.  Y.,  1860.  12". 

—  RUSSELL,  W.  II.     Pictures    of   Southern   life. 

N.  Y.,  1861.  12°. 

—  BAXTER,  W.E.  Social  condition  of  the  S.  States; 

lecture,  Dundee,  Nov.  5.      Lond.,  1862.   16°. 


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—  NEWMAN,  F.  W.     Character   of   the  Southern 

states  of  America.     Manchester,  1863.  8°. 

—  SHIRKKFF,  E.    Chivalry  of  the  South.    London, 

1864.  16°. 

—  Rr.m,  "\V.     After  the  Avar  ;    a   Southern    tour, 

1865-66.     London,  1866.  8°. 

—  ANDREWS,  S.   The  South  since  the  war,  [1865]. 

Boston,  1866.    12°. 

—  LORING,  F.  W.,  and  ATKINSON,  C.  F.     Cotton 

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History. 

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1812.  2  v.   8°. 

—  TARLETON,  Sir  B.     History  of  the  campaigns, 

1780-81,  in  the  Southern  provinces.  London, 
1787.  4°. 

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—  ANDREWS,  S.  The  South  since  the  war,  [1865]. 

Boston,  1866.  12°. 

Natural  history. 

—  FLACK,  Capt.  — .      A   hunter's  experiences    in 

the  Southern  states.     London,  1866.  12°. 

Politics. 

—  MASSACHUSETTS,  pseud.    The  new  states;  or,  A  com 

parison  of  the  northern  and  southern  states; 
[ajrainst]  erecting  new  states  at  the  South.  Boston, 

1813.  8°.     (B453) 

—  MUSSEY,    O.     Review   of   E.  Fisher's   lecture   on    the 

North  and  the  South.    Cincin.,  1849.  8°.    (B  1503) 

—  HUNT,  B.  F.     Speech  in  the  Ho.  of  Rep.  of  S.  C.,  Dec. 

18,  on  n  bill  to  call  a  convention  to  unite  with  the 
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«./>.,  [1850].  8°.  (B  1504) 

—  HUNTER,  R.  M.  T.,  and  others.    Address  of  southern 

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1850.]  8°.  (B  1499,  1506) 

—  THESCOT,  W.  H.     Position  and   course  of  the  South. 

Charleston,  1850.  8°.     (B  1504) 

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1856.    N.  Y.,  1856.  8°.     (B  1508) 

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slave  states  and  the  duties  of  the  free  states.  Bos 
ton,  1856.  8°.  (B14SO) 

—  SOUTH,  The;  letter  from  a  friend  in  the  North:  with 

effects  of  disunion  on  slavery.  Phil.,  1856.  8°.  (B 
1480) 

—  HELPER,  H.  R.     The  impending  crisis  of  the 

South  ;  how  to  meet  it.     N.  Y.,  1857.  12°. 

—  THARIN,  R.  S.    Arbitrary  arrests  in  the  South, 

[1859-63].     N.  Y.,  1863.  12°. 

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ton,  1860.  12°. 

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'•  Another  cojiy.     (B  1481) 

WILLIAMS,    J.      The   South  vindicated,    1860. 

London,  1862.  8°. 

—  PEISSNER,  E.   American  question  in  its  national 

aspect ;  reply  to  H.  R.  Helper's  'Impending 
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See   also  Cotton  ;  —  Slavery ;  —  also  the  names 
of  the  various  states. 

South,  North  and.     See  North  and  South. 
South  America.  Antiquities. 

—  BOLI.AERT,  W.    Antiquarian,  ethnological,  and 

other  researches  in  New  Grenada,  etc.  Lon 
don,  1860.  8°. 

See  also  Ecuador  ;  —  New  Granada. 


Biography. 

AMCNATEGVI,  M.  I,,  and  G.  V.      Biografias  de 
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See  also  Bolivar  y  Pocte,  S. 
Description. 

ANDAGOYA,  P.  de.  Narrative  of  the  proceed 
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Another  copy.    3  sheets.     (E  68) 

Sff  also  Amazon  ;  — Andes;  —  Araucania;  —  Ar- 

§entine  Republic  ;  —  Aymara   Indians  ;  —  Berbice  ;  — 
ogota;  —  Brazil  ;  —   Buenos   Ayres  ;  —  Cayenne;  — 
Chaco ;  —  Changos  ;  —  Chili ;  —  Colombia  ;  —  Cordill- 
»  eras  ;  —  Corrientes ;  —  Cuzco  ;  —  Demerara  ;  —  Essique- 
bo  ;  —Falkland  Islands;  —  Guiana  ;— Lima;  —  Magel 
lan,  Straits  of ;  —  Natal ;  —  New  Granada  ;  —  Pampas; 
—  Panama,  Isthmus  of;  —  Potosi;  —  Venezuela;  — 
also  Wilkes,  C.     (U.  S.  exploring  expedition.) 

Ecclesiastical  affairs. 

—  THOMSOX,  J.   Letters  on  the  moral  and  religious 

state  of  S.  A.     London,  1827.  12". 
See  alio  Cayenne. 

History. 

—  DUFEY,  P.  J.  S.     Resume  de  1'histoire  des  rev. 
de  1'Amer.  Meridionale.    Paris,  1826.  2  v.  12°. 

-  VIEW  of  S.  A.  and  Mexico  [to  1826]  ;  by  a  citi 

zen  of  the  U.S.     X.  Y.,  1826.  2  v.   12°. 

—  ROLT,  H.    Xe\v  and  accurate  hist,  of  S.  Amer., 

[to  1756].     London,  1756.  8". 

—  TECIIO,  N.  del.    History  of  the  provinces  of  Paraguay, 

Tucnman,  Rio  de  la  Plata,  etc.,  [to  1645J.  (In 
Churchill.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  6.  1746.) 

—  RECLL'S,  J.  J.  E.     Les  republiquei  de  I'Amcr.  du  Sud, 

[1822-66].     (In  Revue  d.  1).  Mondes,  oct.  1866.) 

See  alxo  Araucania;  —  Argentine  Republic  ;  —  Bra 
zil  ;  —  Buenos  Ayres ;  —  Cartagena  ;  —  Chili ;  —  Colom 
bia;  —  Corrientes  ;— Darien  ;— Demerara;  —  Falk 
land  Islands  ;  —  Guiana  ;  —  Lima  ;  —  New  Grenada  ;  — 
Nueva  Andalucia  ;  —  Nueva  Galicia  :  —  Panama,  Con 
gress  of;—  Panama,  Isthmus  of;—  Portuguese  discov 
eries  ;  —  Tucuman  ;  — 

also  Bolivar  y  Ponte,  S.;  —  Miranda,  F.  de. 

Natural    history. 

See  Brazil ;  —  Chili ;  —  Guiana  ;  —  Magellan,  Straits 
of ;  —  Panama,  Isthmus  of. 

Misriotu. 

—  LETTRES  par  des  missionalres.    (In  Lettres  edifiantea 

et  curieuses,  v.  7-9.  1810.) 

—  PELLEPRAT,  P.      Relation   des  missions   de   la 

Compagnie  de  Jesus  dans  les  isles  et  dans 
la  Terre  Ferine  de  1'Amer.  Merid.  Paris, 
1655.  8°. 

—  -  Same.    (In  Voyages  et  travnux  des  missionaires  de  la 

Comuagnie  de  Jesus,  v.  1.  1857.) 

Politics. 

—  BRACKENRIDGE,  II.  M.     South    America;  letter   on 

[ilsj  present  state.     Wash.,  1817.  8".     (B  445) 

Same.     London,  1818.  S". 

.Same.    (In  Pamphleteer,  ISIS;  v.  13  of  B  838) 

—  C****.    Reply  to  the  author  of  the 'Letter  on  S.  Amer. 

and  Mexico1,  by  an  Amer.     Phila.,  1817.  8".     (B  456) 


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—  JONAMA,  D.  S.  de.  Lettrcs  a  1'abbe  de  Pradt, 
par  un  indigene  de  1'Amer.  du  Sud,  [1817]. 
Paris,  1818."  8°. 

-  PRADT,  D.  D.  de.     Des  trois  derniers  mois  de 

1'Anier.  Merid.  et  du  Bresil.    Paris,  1817.   8". 
• —   APPEAL  to  tlie  government  ;nul  people  of  the  U.  S.  in 
behalf  of  the  independent  S.  Amer.  provinces.  N.  Y., 
1818.  8°.    (B456) 

—  LOWE,   J.     Letter   to   G.   Canning,  on   the   policy  of 

recognizing   the   independence    of   S.   Anier.      (In 
Pamphleteer,  1822;  v.  21  of  B  838) 

—  LEFEHVRE  UE  BECOUK,  C.     pis  rapports  de  la  France 

et  de  i'Europe  avec  PAnier.  du  Sud.     (hi  Revue  d. 
D.  Mondes,  juil.  1838.) 

Socialism. 

—  MAZADE,  C.  de.     Le  socialisme  dans  1'Amer.  du  Sud. 

(In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai  1852.) 

South  Atlantic  Ocean.  WEBSTER,  W.  H.  B.  Voy 
age  under  Capt.  Foster.  Lond.,  1834.  2  v.  8°. 

South  Bend  fugitive  slave  case,  involving  the  right  to  a  writ 
of  habeas  corpus.  N.  Y.,  1851.  12°.  (C259) 

South  Boston.  See  Boston.  History  (p.  344) ;— Boston, 
South,  directory  (p.  351). 

South  Carolina.  COLONY. 

—  Prorincial  Cong.      Journal,  1776.      London,  reprinted 

1776.  8°.    (B387) 

Description, 

—  DESCRIPTION  of  S.  Carolina;  cont.  particulars  rel.  to 

the  civil,  natural,   and   commercial  hist.,  [1710-6^]. 
London,  1761.  8°.     (B  922) 

—  Prituv,  1*.     Description  of  the  province  of  S.  Carolina, 

1731.     ( In  Force.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  1 .  1838 ;  —  and  in 
Carroll,  B.  H.     Hist,  col.,  v.  2.  1836.) 

—  BARTRAM,    W.       Travels   through    X.   and    S. 

Carolina,  etc.,  [1773-78].      Phila.,   1791.  8°. 

Same.     Dublin,  1793.  8". 

French.     Tr.  de  1'anglois  par  B.  F.  Benoist. 

Paris,  1799.  2  v.  8°. 

History. 

—  CARROLL,  B.  H.      Hist,  collection  of  S.  C.  to 

1776.     N.  Y.,  1836.  2  v.  8". 

—  HEWATT,  A.     Hist,    account   of    the  rise   and 

progress  of  the  colonies  of  S.  Carolina  and 
Georgia   [to  1766].      London,   1779.    2  v.  8°. 
Same.     (In  Carroll,  B.  U.     Hist,  col.,  v.  1.  18.36.) 

—  Loo  AX,  J.  II.     History  of   the    upper    country 

of  S.    C.,  [to  1760].      Vol.  1.      Charleston, 
1859.  12°. 

-  RIVERS,  W.  J.     Sketch  of  the  hist,  of  S.  C.,  to 

1719;    with    records    hitherto    unpublished. 
Charleston,  18.56.  8". 

—  RAMSAY,  D.     Hist,  of  the  revolution  in  S.  C., 

[1662-1782].     Trenton,  1785.  2  v.  8°. 
History     of      South     Carolina,     1670-1808. 

Charleston,  1809.  2  v.  8°. 
--   YONGE,  F.     Narrative   of  the  proc.  of  the   people  of 

S.  C.,  1719.     (In  Force,  V.    Col.  of  tracts,  v.  2.  1830; 

—  und  Carroll,  B.  H.     Hist,  col.,  v.  2.  1836.) 

—  DRAYTON.  J.     Memoirs  of  the  American  Rev., 

[1753-76,]  as  rel.  to  S.C.     Charleston,  1821. 
2  v.  8°. 

—  GIBRKS,  R.   "W.       Documentary  hist,  of    the 

Amer.  Rev. ;  the   contest    chiefly   in  S.    C., 
1781-82.     Columbia,  1853.  8°. 
See  also  Bohun,  K. ;  —  alao  Carolina. 
Medicine. 

—  CHALMERS,  L.      Account  of  the    weather   and 

diseases  of  S.  C.    London,  1776.  2  v.  8°. 

Germ.      Nachrichten     liber     die    Witterung, 

n.s.w. ;  nebst  J.  Lining's  Tabelle.      ler  Bd. 
Stendal,  1788.  8°. 

Politics. 

—  LEIRH,  Sir  E.     Considerations   on    political    trans,  of 

S.  C.    London,  1774.  8°.     (.B  377,  387) 


STATE. 

Auditor.  Report  on  claims  against  the  state 
for  slaves  lost  in  the  public  service.  Colum 
bia,  1864.  S". 

Boar<l  of  Put/lie  Work  it .  Plans  and  progress  of  inter 
nal  improvement.  Columbia,  1820.  8".  (B  902) 

-  Report  to  the  legislature,  for  1820.  «.;>.,  1820.  8".  (B902) 

Civil  and  Military  Enrjinetr.  Report  for  1819.  n.t.p. 
8°.  (B  902) 

Commissioner    of    the   Code.       Portion    of    the 
code    of    statute    law    of    S.    C.      No.    2-5. 
Charleston,  1861-62.  8°. 
Comptroller  General.    Report,  Nov.    Columbia, 

1864.  8°. 
Conntltntl'innl  Convention  of  1832-33.     Address  to  the 

people  of  S.  C.     n.f>.,  [1832].  8°.     (B  1065) 
.-  Address  to  the  people  of  U.S.  «.;>.,  [1832].  8°.  (B1065) 
.  -  Journal.     Columbia,  1833.  8°.     (B  1067) 
.  -  Proceedings  upon  the  subject  of  nullification.  Boston, 
1832.  8°.   "(B  1494) 

•  -  Report,  ordinances,  and  addresses.     Columbia,  1832. 

8°.    (B10G5) 

-  MASS.  GEN.  COURT.     State  papers  on  nullifica 

tion  inch  the  public  acts  of  the  convention 
of  the  people  of  S.  Carolina.  Bost.,  1834.  8". 

•  Concent  ion  of  1860-61.      Declaration    of  im 

mediate  causes  which  induce  and  justify  the 
secession  of  S.  Carolina,  and  the  ordinance 
of  secession.  Charleston,  1860.  8". 

•  -  Declaration   of  independence  of  S.  Carolina; 

an  ordinance  to  dissolve  the  union  between 
S.Carolina  and  the  U.  S.,  Charleston,  Doc. 
20.  Charleston,  1860.  Broadside. 

•  -  Same.       [Facsimile.]    1865. 
.-Journal.     Charleston,  1861.  8°. 

•  -  Ordinances  and    constitution,   with  constitu 

tion  of  the  provisional  government  and 
Confed.  States.  Charleston,  1861.  8". 

-  Report  on  the  address  of  a  portion  of  the  mem 

bers  of  Gen.  Assembly  of  Georgia  [to  the 
people  of  S.  Carolina.  Ala.,  Miss.,  and  Flor 
ida,  in  convention  at  Charleston,  S.  C.,  I860]. 
Charleston,  1860.  8°. 

•  Convention   of  1862.     Convention  documents ; 

report  of  the  special  committee  of  twenty- 
one,  and  of  heads  of  departments.  Colum 
bia,  1862.  8". 

•  Court*.     Rules   and  orders  of  tha  courts   of  sessions, 

and  common  picas,  of  equity,  and  the  federal  court. 
1796.  8°.  (B585) 

•  -  RICHARDSON,  J.  S.  G.     Cases  in  equity  in  the 

court  of  appeals  and  court  of  errors,  Nov. 
1866  -  Dec.  1867.  Vol.  13.  Charleston, 
[1868].  8°. 

Same.    Vol.  14  ;  Jan.  -  May,  1868.    Colum 
bia,  1869.    8". 

•  -  Reports  of  cases  at  law.     Vol.  15  ;  18G7-6S. 

Columbia,  1869.  8°. 

Courts  of  Chancery.  DESAUSSI-RE,  II.  W. 
Reports  of  cases  from  the  Revolution  to 
1813.  Columbia,  1817-19.  4  v.  8". 

•  General   AxxemMy.      Acts,    ordinances,    and    resolves 

passed  March.     Charleston,  17S5-S6.  8°.     (A  24) 

•  -  Acts  and  resolutions,  Dec.   1838,  Dec.   1846. 

Columbia,  1839-47.  2  v.  8°. 

.  -  Acts,  1844,   45,   52-54.      Columbia,    1845-54. 
5  v.  8". 

•  -  Acts   and   joint  resolutions,    session  18G8-78. 

Columbia,  1869-78.   11  v.  8°. 
.  -  Blue  laws.     (In  Hinman,  R.  H.     Blue  laws.  1838.) 

•  -  Reports  and  resolutions,  1844-46,  52-5  J.    Co 

lumbia,  1841-54.  5  v.  8". 

•  -  Negro  law  of  S.  C.     Columbia,  1848.   8". 


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-  -  Funeral  ceremonies  of  ,T.  O.  Ciilhoun;  speeches,  it,-.. 

With    oration    of  It.   li.  Khc-tt.     Columbia,   1850.  8°. 
(B  1210) 

-  Statute's  at  large  of  S.  C.;  ed.  by  T.  Cooper. 

Columbia,  18.'5(>-o8.  4  v.  (v.2  w.).    8". 
•Stf  «/.so  Co»i»iii.-.ioner  of  the  Coile  (p.  2818). 

-  Gon-rnor.      Message  of  M.   L.  Uonham   to  the 

legislature,  Nov.     Columbia,  1803.  8°. 

-  Ilauxe  of  /{ffiffnentuticfx.     Debates  in   the   House  on 

tin-  constitution  of  the  U.  8.     Charleston,  1788.  4°. 
(B  1899) 

-  Journal,  1844-46,  52-54,  78.   Columbia,  1844- 

78.   fiv.   8". 

-  -  Committee  on  Eiluiation.     Reports  on  the  free  school 

system,  to  tin-  (Jen.  Assembly   of  S.  C.     Columbia, 
18-10.  8".     (B  1185; 

-  Senate.       Journal,    1838,    44-46,   52-51.       Co 

lumbia,  1839-54.   6  v.  8". 

-  -  Committee  on    the   I'i'acli'citbiliiy  of  a    Corfe  of  the 

XtHtntv  nnil  Common  IMIC.      Report,  n.t./i.    [1827.1 
8".     (B1075) 

Special  Commissioner  from  S.  Carolina.  Address 
of  C.  G.  Mcnnniiiger  before  the  assembled 
authorities  of  Va.,  Jan.  19.  Riclnn.,  1860.  8". 

Bank. 
See  Bank  of  So.  Carolina. 

liioffrap/ii/. 

O'XKAI.I,,  J.  13.  Biographical  sketches  of  the 
beueh  and  bar  of  S.  C.  Charleston,  1859. 
2  v.  8". 

Ste  also  Oglethorpe,   Cm.  J. 

Botany. 

ELLIOTT,  S.  Sketch  of  the  botany  of  S.  Car 
olina.  Charleston,  1821.  2  v.  (v.2  w.).  8°. 

Description. 
DRAYTON,  J.     View  of  S.  C.   as  respects   her 

natural    and    civil    concerns.       Charleston, 

1802.  8°. 
AxmtKws.  S.     The   South    since  the   war;    14 

weeks  in  Georgia  and  the  Carolina.?,  [1865]. 

Boston,  1866.   12". 
ELLIOTT,    S.       Carolina    sports    by    land    and 

water.     London,  1867.  8". 
Mtif,*.     FA  REN,  W.     London,  1780.     (E  68) 
-MAP.     London,  1794.     (E  68) 

-  HOLLAND,  X.     Chart  of  the  coast  of  S.  C.     London, 

17'J4.     (E68) 

See  also  Carolina;  —  Charleston. 
Geology. 

TfOMF.v,  M.  On  the  results  of  observations  in  the 
tertiary  region  of  8.  Carolina.  (In  Amer.  Assoc. 
Proc.,  v.  1.  1840.) 

History. 

See    COLONY    (p.  281S) ;  —  also    Charleston;  — 
Columbia. 

Neicspapcrs. 

MISCELLANEOUS  newspapers  pub.  in  S.  C.]  Mar. 
1805-66.  n.p.,  1865-66.  2  v.  f°. 

Politics. 

BriiKE,  A.  Address  to  the  freemen  of  S.  C.,  by  Cas- 
sins.  Phila.,  1783.  8°.  (B  472} 

ALSTON,.!      Speech   [on]    the   bill  for  amending   the"" 
::d  and  7th    sect,  of  1st   article   of  the   constitution. 
Georgetown,  1808.  8".     (B  406) 

GKIMKE,  T.  S.  Letter  to  the  people  of  S.  C.,  Dec.  1, 
1832.  n.t.ji.W.  (B  2545,  E  221) 

MASS.  f.i(/i--/'i(iire.  I!eport  of  a  special  com.  on  the 
message  of  the  governor  transmitting  the  Resolu 
tions  of  S.  C.  proposing  n  convention  to  revise  the 
constitution.  Boston,  1833.  8".  (Mass.  Sen.,  no.  43. 
B  1495)  / 

U.  S.  2i/  Cong.  2tl  *fsm.  Ifnuoe.  Report  of  the  com 
mittee  on  the  judiciary  [rel.  to  controversy  between 
the  Fed.  irov.  and  S.  C.J,  Feb.  8,  1S33.  n.jj.,  [1833]. 
8°.  (B1790) 


Sutate.  Copies  of  the  proclnmation  and  proceed 
ings  in  relation  to  S.  C.,  Jan.  16.  n.p.,  [1833].  8°. 
(Doc.  30.  B  1790) 

—  HAMILTON,  J.     Substance   of  remarks,  May  31,  1838, 

on    the    resolution   of  the    Ho.  respecting   the   sub- 
treasury,    n.t.p.  8".    (B1816) 

—  REMARKS    upon    the  controversy  between   Mass,  and 

B.C.     Boston,  1845.  8".     (B  1698) 

—  ADAMS,  F.  C.      Manuel  1'ereire;    or,  Sovereign 

rule  of  S.  C.,  [1852].     Wash.,  1853.  12". 

Slavery. 

—  PRACTICAL  considerations,  founded  on  the  Scriptures, 

rel.  to   the   slave   population  of   S.  C.     Charleston, 
1823.  8°.     (B  1066) 

—  APPEAL  to  northern  and  eastern  states  on  negro  sla 

very  in  S.  C.;   by  a  S.  Carolinian.     N.  Y.,  1834.  8°. 
(B  1088) 

—  MASS.  Legislature.    Report  on   the  imprisonment  of 

colored  seamen  in  is.  C.,  etc.    Boston,  1845.  8°.   (Sen., 
no.  31.     B1476) 

—  SorTii  CAROLINA  opinions  of  the  Colonization   Soc. 

[From    the  African   repository,  18 — .]     Broadside. 
(B  1047) 

South  Carolina  College.  LA  BORDE,  M.  His 
tory  of  the  Coll.,  1801-57;  incl.  sketches 
of  its  president  and  professors.  Columbia, 
1859.  8°. 

—  LETTER  to  the  trustees  on  the  approaching  election  of 

.1  president.     Charleston,  1820.  8°.     (B  532) 
South   Carolina  Historical  Society.     Collections. 

Vol.  1-3.  Charleston,  1857-59.  3  v.  8°. 
Content*.  Vol.  1.  Porcher,  F.  A.  Address  at  the 
inauguration  of  the  S.  C.  Hist.  Soc.,  June  28,  1855.  — 
Laurens,  II.  Narrative  of  his  capture;  [with]  app., 
eont.  documents,  letters,  etc.,  rel.  to  Mr.  Laurens'  im 
prisonment  in  the  Tower.  —  List  and  abstracts  of  papers 
in  the  State  Paper  Office,  London,  rel.  to  S.  C.  2.  Peti- 
gru,  J.  L.  Oration  on  the  3d  anniv.  of  the  So.  Ca.  Hist. 
Soc.,  May  27,  1858. —  South  Carolina,  Conn<-il«f  Sufftu. 
Journal,  1775.  —  The  French  Protestants  of  Abbeville 
district,  S.  C.  —  Cohen,  J.  B.  Oration  on  the  1st 
anniv.  of  the  Soc.,  June  28,  1856.  -*=•  List  and  abstract 
of  papers  in  the  State  Paper  Office,  London,  rel.  to 
8.  C.,  contin.  —  Lieber,  O.  M.  Vocabulary  of  the 
Catawba  language,  with  some  remarks  on  its  grammar, 
etc.  3.  Treacott,  W.  II.  Oration  before  the  Soe., 
May  19,  185(J.  —  S.  C.  2d  Council  of  Xaftty.  Journal, 
Nov.  1775. —  List  and  abstract  of  papers  in  the  State 
Paper  Office,  London,  contin. 
South  Carolina.  Prot.  Episc.  Church.  See  Prot.  Episc. 

Church.  Diocese  of  S.  C. 
South   Carolina  Railroad.     Report   of  a  committee   to  in- 

<iuire    into    the   cost,    rt<-.,   of    a   railroad   between 

Charleston  and  the  towns  of  Hamburg  and  Augusta. 

Charleston,  18'_>8.  8".     (B  1108) 
South   Carolina   Society.     TOOMEU,  J.    Oration,  1st  cent. 

anniv.;  [with]   notices   of  the  celebration,  and  app. 

cont.   biographical   sketches  of  deceased  members, 

etc.     Charleston,  1837.  8°.     (B  1129) 

South  Carolina  Soc.  for  Promoting  and  Improving  Agri 
culture.  Address  and  rules.  Charleston,  1785.  8°. 

(C114) 

—  Letters  and  observations  on  agric.  n.p.,  1788.  8°.  (W43) 
South  Carolina  Yazoo  Company.     Extract  from  the  proc. 

Charleston,  1791.  8".     (B  640) 

South  coast  saunterings;  by  M.  D.  Con  way.  (In  Harper's 
mag.,  v.  38-41.  1868-70.) 

South  Cove  Corporation.  Catalogue  of  415  lots  of  land  in 
So.  Cove  and  wharves  to  be  sold  1838,  40,  44.  Bos 
ton,  1838-44.  3  pam.  8°.  (B  1825) 

—  Report  of  the  board  of  directors  to  the  stockholders, 

Ist-loth.     Boston,  1834-48.  8°.     (B  1825) 

—  Same.     1st  report.     2d  ed.     Bost.,  1835.  8°.  (B  1825) 
South  Danvers,  .)/</**.     fife  Peabody  Institute. 

Sjuth  Downs,  The.  LOWER,  M.  A.  (In  his  Contributions, 
tti:  1854.) 

South  Groton  Christian  Union.  Covenant.  (In  Fosdick, 
1).  Sermon.  1855.) 

South  Hadley,  Jfans.     See  Hadley.     (C  212) 

South  Kensington  Museum.  OR.  BRIT.  Ho.  of 
Commons.  Copy  of  correspondence  and  pa 
pers  on  the  subject  of  the  universal  art  cata 
logue.  London.  1867.  f". 

Science  and  Art  Dept.  of  Com.  of  Council  on 

Educ.     Catalogue  of  the  first  special  exhib. 
of  national  portraits,  April.  Lond.,  [1866].  8°. 


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Classed  catalogue  of  the  educational  division. 

7th  eel.     London,  1862.   8". 

First  proofs  of   the  universal   catalogue  of 

books  on  art;   [ed.  by  J.  II.  Pollen].      Lon 
don,  1870.  2v.  4°. 

Italian  sculpture  of  the  Middle  Ages  ;  de 
scriptive  cat.  of  the  works  forming  the  sec 
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Southern  literary   messenger;    Aug.    1834  -  June 

1864.     Richmond,  1835-64.  36  v.  8°. 
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„  6,  Feb.  1862.     Memphis,  1861-62.  8°. 
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—  New  scr.     Vol.  1-12;    Apr.   1850  -  Apr.  1855. 

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12". 
-  Dans  la  prairie.     2e  ed.     Paris,  1853.   12°. 

—  Les  derniers  Bretons.     Xouv.  ed.    Paris,  1843. 

12". 

—  Same.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1854.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Les  derniers  paysans.     Paris,  1851.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Lea  eaux  cl'Abano.     (In  Echo  des  feuilletons,  1843.) 

—  En  quarantaine.     Paris,  1853.   12". 

—  Etudes  sur  la  Bretagnc.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 

sept.  1833  -  uv.  1848.) 

—  Le  foyer  breton.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1853.  2  v. 

12°. 

—  Histoires  d'autrefois.     Paris,  1854.  12°. 
'Content*.    L'invi'iitnire  du  plantenr.  —  La  bourgeoise. 

—  Lc  general  Guillaume.    —    Fiamma.   —   L'n  dernier 
amour. 

—  L'inventaire   du   planteur.     (In  Echo  des   feuilletons, 

184-2.) 

—  Le  kaeouss  de   1'armor.      (In  Revue   d.  D.  Mondes, 

sept.  1850;  —  and  in  Semaine  lit.,  v.  3.) 

—  Le  memorial  de  famille.     Paris,  1854.   12". 

—  Eng.     Leaves  from  a  family  journal ;    tr.  from 

the  French.     N.  Y.,  1855."  12". 

—  Pendant  la  moisson.     Paris,  1852.   12°. 

Contents.  Les  bannis.  —  David  le  trappeur.  —  Le 
facteur  de  Canton.  —  La  troque.  —  Tollar  1'lndien. 

—  Un    philosophe   sous  les  toits.     7e  ed.     Paris, 

1854.   12". 

—  Eng.    Attic  philosopher  in  Paris.    N.  Y.,  1854. 

12°. 

—  Pleasures   of    old  age;    tr.   from  the   French. 

London,  1868.  8". 

—  Les   recks  de  la  muse  populaire.       (In  Revue  d.  D. 

Mondes,  fev.,  1849  -  jnin  1851.) 
Namely.     Le  sorcier  du  Pctit-IIaulc.     (In  fev.  1849.) 

—  La  fileuse.     (In  uvr.)  —  La  chasse  aux  tresors.     (In 
Jan.  1850.)  —  Les  hiitliers  et  les  cabaniers  du  marais. 
(In  juil.)  —  Le   kacouss  de  1'armor.     (In  sept.)  —  Les 
bryerons  et  les  saulniers.     (In  MOV.)  —  Les  boisiers  et 
le  braconnier  bon-atl'ut.     (In  juin  1851.) 

—  Recits  et  souvenirs;  romans  des  families.  Paris, 

1853.  12°. 

Contents.  Julicn.  —  La  collaboratrico.  —  Une  ren 
contre.  —  Mademoiselle  Antigone.  —  Les  tableaux  par- 
lants  —  Un  amateur. —  Le  eontre-maitre.  —  Le  vieillard 
aux  deux  flutes. 

—  Scenes   de    la    Chouannerie.      2d  ed.      Paris, 

1854.  12°. 

—  Scenes  ot  tnoeurs  des  rives  ct  des  cotes.     (In  Revue  d. 

D.  Mondes,  dec.  1851  -  oct.  1852  )  —  Scenes  et  recits 
des  Alpes.     (In  dec.  1853  -  nv.  1855. ) 

—  Sous  les  filets.     Paris,  1853.   12". 

-  Theatre  de  la  jeunesse.     Paris,  1860.  18°. 

-  La   ville    de   Bale;    Holbein    et   les    Bernoulli!.      (In 

Revue  d.  1).  Mondes,  oct.  1830.) 

Souza.     /See  nlxo  Sousa. 

Souza-Botelho,    Adelaide    Marie    Emilic    Filleul, 
comtesse  de    FlaJiaut,  marquise  de.        CEuvres 
completes.      Paris,  1821-22.  6  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.      Adcle  de  Scnange.   —   Charles  et 


Marie.  2,  3.  Eugenie  et  Mathilde.  —  Eugene  do  Roth- 
lin.  4.  Lft  comtesse  de  Fargy.  5.  Emilic  et  Alphonse. 
6.  Mademoiselle  de  Tournou. 

—  Adele  de  Senangc,  on  lettres  do  lord  Sydenham.     (hi 

Biblioth.  iiniv.  <les  romans,  Nouv.,  v.  l!ii.    17'.ni.) 

—  SAINTE-BEUVE,    C.    A.      (In    Revue   d.    1>.   Mondes, 

mars  1834:  —  and  in  his  Portraits  de  femmes.  1852; 
—  and,  A'ng.,  1'ortraits.  1S6S.) 

Souza  Coutinho,  Kodrigo  de.  Sobre  a  verdadeira  iiifliicn- 
cia  das  minas  dos  metrics  prcciozos  na  indnstria  das 
nacoes  e  espec.  da  1'ori  ugue/a  one  as  possnem. 
(In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ.,  v.  1.  1789.) 

Souza-Farinha,  Bent  Jo/6  de.  Bibliotheca  lu/itana 
escolhida.  Lisboa,  1786.  8". 

y<ite.      These    are    merely   an    abridgement  of 
Machado's  Bibliotheca  lusitana  hist. 

—  Collecam   das   antiguidades   de  Evora.     Lisb., 

1785.  12". 

Contents.  Vasconcellcs,  D.  M.  de.  Vida  do  A.  de 
Rezende.  — Reseude,  L.  A.  de.  IliMoria  di  antiquidadc 
da  Cidade  de  Kvora.  —  Vascnncellos,  1).  M  de.  O  livro 
do  municipio  eborense.  —  Estaco,  (r.  Varias  aiitiqni- 
dades.  —  Brito,  K.  B.  de.  '1'omada  de  Evora,  etc.  — 
Faria,  M.  S.  de.  Elogia  de  Evora. 

—  Summario    da    bibliotheca  luxitana.      I,isboa, 

1786-87.  3  v.  S". 

Sowerby,  George  Brcttinghan.  Catalogue  of  shells, 
collection  of  the  loarl  of  Tankerville,  ar 
ranged  according  to  the  Jjaniarckean  System. 
London,  1825.  8". 

— •  Companion  to  Kingsley's  Glaticus  containing 
colored  illust.  of  the  objects  mentioned  in  the 
work,  accompanied  by  descriptions.  Camb., 
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—  Conchological  manual ;  illust.    Lond.,  1839.  8°. 
Sowerby,  James.     English  botany.     See   Smith.   Sir  J.  E. 

-   Exotic  botany.     See  Smith,  J.  E. 
Sowerby,  James  de  Carle.     Supplement  to  English  botany; 

figured  by  S.     See  Hooker,  W.  J. 
Sowerby,    John    Edward.       Ferns  of  Gr.  Britain  ; 

illustrated  descriptions,  synonyms,    etc.,    by 

C.  Johnson.     London,  1855.  8". 

Sowers,  Eliza.     LIFE  of  K.  S.     n.t.p.     [1839.]  S".     (B  1757) 
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1835.   18". 
Sowinski,    Albert.     Conp   d'oeil   hist   et   lit.  stir   1'art   dra- 

matiqne   en  Pologne.     (In  Chodzko,  L.  B.     L:i   Po- 

logne  illustree.  1839.) 
Soyer,  Alexis.     Pantropheon  ;  history  of  food,   and 

and  its  preparation.     Boston,  1853.  8". 

—  A  shilling  cookery  for  the  people  ;  embracing 

a  new  system  of  plain  cookery,  etc.   London, 
1854.   16". 

Sozomenus,  Salamanes  Ilermias.  Ecclesiastica  his- 
toria  IL  Valesio  interpr.  (In  Socrates  s<:holunticus. 
Hist.  1077.) 

-  Eng.  Ecclesiastical  history,  324-440 ;  also 
Eccles.  hist,  of  Philostorgius ;  tr.  by  E. 
Walford.  London,  Holm,  1855.  8". 

—  French.     Histoire  de  1'Eglise.     (In  Cousin,  L.     Hist., 

v.  3.) 

Sozzini.     See  also  Socinua. 
Sozzini,  Alessandro.     Diario   delli  cose  avvenuti   in  Piena, 

1550-55,  con   nitre   document!.      (In  Archivio  stor. 

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Sozzini,  Alessandro  di  Girolamo.     Novels.     (In  Roscoe,  T. 

Ital.   novelists,  v.  2.   IS'.'S.) 
Sozzomeno  pi*ti>je$e.     Excerpta  ex  historia.  1001-1284.     (In 

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Spa.  LIMHOUHG,  J.  P.  de.  Amu  semens  de  Spa. 
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—  JAXIN,  -T.     Les   eaux   de  Spa  en  1849.     (In  Revue  d. 

1).    Mondes,   aoiit    !Si9.)  —  MAT/.NKF,   I.     Voyngu 

aerien  de  Paris  a  Spa.  (In  sept.  1851.) 
Spaccio  de  la  bestia  triont'aiite.  Sef  Bruno,  G. 
Space.  ELLKK,  L.  Sur  1'espace  et  le  terns.  (In  Berlin. 

Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abb.,  v.  4.  1748.) 
Spackman,   Win.  Frederick.     Statistical   tables  of 

the  United  Kingdom  of    Gr.  Brit,  to   1843. 

London,  [1843].'   16°. 


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SPAIN 


Spada,  Lconello.  (Euvre  de  S.,  avec  unc  description,  (fn 
Toulongeon,  F.  K.  Man.  du  MIIH.  Fr.,  v.  :5,  1802.) 

Spade  cultivation  for  ten  years  in  Wiltshire;  by  a  magis 
trate  for  Hunts  and  Wilts.  London,  1830.  8°.  (B  9.14) 

Spademan,  John.  Strictura:  breves  in  cpihtolatt  I).  D.  Ge- 
iievensium  ft  Oxoiiieiisiiim.  Loiidini,  1707.  4°.  (A  3) 

Spaewife,  The ;  a  tale  of  the  Scottish  chronicles,  by 
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Spafford,  Horatio  Gates.  Cursory  observations  on 
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-  A  gazetteer  of  N.  Y.     Albany,  1813.  8°. 

—  Same.     Albany,  1824.  8". 

-  Pocket  guide  for  the  tourist  along  the  canals  of 

X.  Y.     N.  Y.,  1824.  18°. 
Spaggiari,  John,  ed.     See  Libelli  bimestres. 
Spagnoli,  Giovanni  Battista  (I.ut.  Joannes  Baptista   Mini- 

tuanus).      XICEUON,  J.   I'.      (In    his  Mem.,  v.  27. 

1734;  and  tierm.,  v.  22.  1702.) 

Spain. 

—  Code  do  commerce,  etc.    (In   Foucher,  V.    Col.  des 

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—  Leyes  y  ordenanzas  para  la  goberdaeion  de  las  Indias. 

(In  Icazbalceta,  J.  G.  Documenlos  para  la  hist,  de 
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—  Manifesto  to  Europe;  1809.    N.  Y.,  1809.  8°.    (B  412) 

—  Kecueil    des     traitez     de   paix,   etc.,    entre    les 

couronnes  d'Espagne  et  de  France,  [1522- 
1611].  2eed.  Anvers,  1645.  12". 

—  Rescript,  1779.       (fn    Remarks  on   the   rescript,  etc. 

177U.     B  463) 

—  A  treaty  for   establishing  peace  in   America,  between 

Gr.  Britain  and  Spain.    In  the  Savoy,  1670.  4°.  (B13) 

—  Constitution.     Constitucion  politica.     Havana, 

1812.  24°. 

HEKRERT.  If.  J.  G.  Sketch  of  the  Constitution  of 

1820.  (In  his  Portugal,  v.  2.  1836.) 

PRELIMINARY  disc.,  rend  in  the  Cortes  at  the  presen 
tation  of  the  projet  of  the  constitution,  [with]  the 
present  Span,  constitution.  (In  Pamphleteer, 
1823  ;  v.  22  of  B838) 

—  Cortes.    BAL'.MGARTF.S,  IT.  Atis  den  spanischen  Cortes 

von    1810.     (hi   Historiache    Zeitschrift,  v.  2.  1859.) 
ESTRADA,  A.   F.     Representation  to  Ferdinand  VII. 

in  defence  of  the  Cortes,     (fn  Pamphleteer,  1819; 

v.  14  of  B  838) 
LAI;.SEK,  W.     Aus  den  spanischen  Cortes  Ir,  2r  Arti- 

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—  King.       Ordenanzas   de  su  Magestad   para  el 

govierno  de  su  armada  naval.  Madrid,  1748. 
2  v.  4°. 

Pragmatic  sanction  pour  1'exil  de  ses  royaumcs  de  la 

Compagnie,   1767.      (fn   Recueil  des  traitez.  176-.) 

—  Real  Armada.    Estado   general  de  la  real  ar 

mada,  1815.     Madrid,  n.d.  8°. 
See  also,  abate,  King. 

—  neal  Direct-ion  de  Trabajos  Hidrogrqflcot.    Catalogo 

de  las  cartas,  pianos,  vistas,  cstampas,  y  libros. 
Madrid,  1824.  4°. 

—  La   Snprema  Junta    Gubernativa  del  Tffino.     Primer 

manifesto  a  lanacion  espafiola.  (In  Floridablanca, 
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Antiquities. 

—  BLANCAS,  G.  de.      Ad  regum  Aragonum,  etc., 

depictas  effigies  inscriptiones.  Caes.  August., 
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—  PASTOR,  M.  P.     Sobre  el  dios   Endovellico,  y 

noticia  de  otras  diedades  de  la  Espaiia  an- 
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—  ESI-INOSA  Y  AGUILERA,  F.  X.     Cartas  acerca  de 

la  antigua  Sacpona  y  otras  antiguidades  de 
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• —  SERRANO,  T.  De  civitatibus  antiqusc  His- 
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—  WELLS,    N.    A.       Picturesque    antiquities   of 

Spain.     London,  1846.  8". 

See  tilto  Asturiaa ;  —  Bastitania ;  —  Calabarra ;  — 
Cantabria  ;  —  Moors  in  Spain. 

354.     (2.  11.  80.) 


ctjtre. 
STREET,  G7Tn     some  ace.  of  Gothic  architec 

ture  in  Spain.     London,  186-3.  8°. 
See  also  Alhambra. 

Art. 
CUMBERLAND,  II.    Anecdotes  of  eminent  paint 

ers  in   Spain.      2d    ed.     London,  1787.  2  v. 

12°. 
HETRATOS  de  los    Espaiioles    ilustres   con   un 

epitome  de  sus  vidas.     Madrid,  1791.  f". 
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Spanien.      (In  his  Gesch.  der  zeiclm.  KUnste,  v.  4. 

1806.) 
QUII.MET,    F.      Dictionnaire   des  peintres   es- 

pagnols.     Paris.  1816.  8°. 
HEAD,    Sir   E.      Hand-book   of    the   hist,    of 

Spanish   and    French    schools   of    painting. 

London,  Murray,  1848.  12°. 
STIRLING,    W.      Annals    of   artists    of    Spain. 

London,  1848.    3  v.  8°. 
JONES,  O.     Alhambra  court.    (In  Crystal  Palace  Co. 

Fine  arts'  court,  v.  1.  1854.) 
DARCEL,  A.     L'iconographie  espagnole.    (In  Annales 

archeol.,  v.  26.  1869.) 

See    al*<>     Moors    in    Spain  ;  —  Santiago    de 
Compostela. 

Biography. 
MOORE,  G.     Lives  of  Cardinal  Alberoni,  Duke 

of  Kiperda,  and  Marq.  of  Pombal.     3d  ed. 

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GALERIE  espagnole,  ou,  Notices  biographiques 


[contemporaines].     Paris,  1823.  8°. 

Vi 
Paris,  1845.  8°. 


—  QUINTANA,  M.  J.     Vidas  de  Espaiioles  celebres. 


Same.     (In  his  Obras.  1852;  v.  19  of  Aribau.  Bibl.) 

See  also  Balboa,  V.  N.  —  Fray,  G. ;  —  Godoy,  M.  de ; 
—  Halen,  J.  van;  —  Lopez,  G.;  —  Valdez,  J.;  —  Xi- 
menes,  Card.;  —  also  Madrid;  —  Valencia.  For  lives 
of  artists  nee  Art  (above);  and  for  lives  of  authors  see 
Literature:  History  (p.  2823);—  Literature ;  —  Poetry 
(p.  2824). 

Botany. 

—  FORSTER,  J.  R.    Abstract  of  the  articles  mentioned 

by  P.  Loefling  in  his  Travels  through  Spain  and 
Cumana.  (Jn  Bossu,  N.  Travels  through  Louisi 
ana,  v.  2.  1771.) 

Chronology. 

—  DIEGCEZ,  L.    Cotejos  hechos  para  rectificar  la  cronol- 

ogiade  Espaiia.  —  ULLOA,  M.  de.  Tratado  de  chro- 
nologia  para  la  hist,  de  Espaiia.  (In  Madrid.  Ac. 
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—  TORRE,  J.  M.  de  la.      Elementos  de  chonologia 

universal  v   particular  de  Espaiia,  Cuba,     y 
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Civilization. 

—  BUCKLE,  H.  T.     Outlines  of  the  history  of  the 

Spanish  intellect  from  the  5th  to  the  middle  of  the 
19th  century.  (In  his  Hist,  of  civilization  in  Eng., 
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Span.     Historia  de  la  eivilieaeion  en  Espafia, 

capitulo  1°  del  2°  tomo  de  la  Historia  de  la 
civilizacion ;  tr.  por  F.  G.  y  T.  Londres, 
1861.  12°. 

Commerce. 

—  REGLAMENTO  y  aranceles  reales  para  el  comer- 

cio  libre  de  Espaiia  a  Indias,  1778.  Madrid, 
[1778].  4°. 

—  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  commerce  of  Spain  with  her 

colonies,  in  time  of  war;  by  a  Spaniard.  Phila., 
1800.  8°.  (B  401,  1850) 


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—  GURNF.Y,  M.     Voy.  to  Burbary  and  to  Spain,  [1386]. 

(Jn  Hakluyt,  It.    Col.  of  vo'y.,  v.  2.  1810.) 

—  NAVAGERO,  A.     II  viaggio  fatto  in  Spagna   et 

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French.      Voyage  en   Espaene  et    en  France,  1528; 

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(In  Kerr,  R.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  7.  1824.) 

—  TRUE  eoppie  of  a  discourse  by  a  gentleman  employed 

in  the  voy.  of  Spaine  and  Portingale,  1589.  (In 
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—  WlNGFiEl.n,  A.     Voy.  to  Spaine  and  Portugal,  1589. 

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—  CORNWALLIS,  Sir  C.    Discourse  of  the  state  of  Spaine, 

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—  CERVANTES    SAAVEDRA,    M.     Viaje    del    Parnaso, 

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TRAVELS  thro'  Portugal,  Spain,  etc.,  by  an  English 

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GEMELLI  CARERI,  J.  F.  Of  Spain,  [1699].  (In  Chur 
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CLARKE,  Her.  E.  Letters  cone,  the  Spanish 

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cia  ;  —  Gibraltar  ;  —  Granada  ;  —  M  idrid  ;  —  Majorca  ; 

—  Montserrat ;  —  Murcia ;  —Pyrenees  ;  —  Salamanca  ; 

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Sft  alto  Astirga  ;  —  Barbastro  ;  —  Barcelona  ;  —  Cor 
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—  Moors   in    Spain  ;  —  Nueva  Galicia  ;  —  Peninsula 
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Note.    Xo.  3  is  called  'El   mercurio   ultramarino".  • 
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ento  a  las  Cortes  la  diputacinn  americana,  25  de  ju- 

nio.     Madrid,  1821.  4°.    (B  396) 
EXI'OSICION  presentada  a  los  Cortes  por  los  diputados 

do  ultraniar  en  la  sesion  de  25  de  junio.     Madrid, 

1821.  4°.    (B396) 

See  also  Panama;  —  Nicaragua. 

Language. 

INDICAOIONES  sobre  la  conveniencia  de  simplificar  i 
iinifurinar  la  ortogralia  en  America.  (In  Repertorio 
americuno,  v.  1.  1820.) 


Law. 

—  ZAMORA  Y  COROXADO,  J.   M.       Biblioteca    de 

legislacion  ultramarina.  Madrid,  1844. 
2  v.  8°. 

Literature. 

—  GUTIERREZ,  J.  \f.    Beitriigc  zur  Geschiohte  dor  span. 

lacb-amerlkanischen  Literatur.  (In  Jahrbuch  filr 
rom.  und  eng.  Lit.,  v.  3.  1861.)  —  WOLF,  F.  Weitere 
Beit  rage  zur  Geschichte  des  Romans  im  spaniscben 
Kild  Amerika.  (In  v.  4.  1S62.) 

Spanish  Armada.  ACCOUNT  of  the  exped.  of  the  Spanish 
Armada,  1588.  (In  Kerr,  R.  Col.,  v.  7.  1824.) 

—  BOURNE,  H.  R.  F.    The  great  armada.    (In  his  Eng- 

'ish  seamen  under  tlie  Tudors,  v.  2.  1868.) 

—  GUZMAN,  A.  P.  do,  Duke  of  Medina.    Orders  to  be  obs. 

in  the  voy.  towards  Eng.  ;  from  the  Span.  —  Eliz 
abeth,  Q.ofKng.  Speech  of  E.  to  her  army  [cone.] 
an  invasion  from  Spain.  —  LETTER  sent  to  Don  B. 
Mendoza  declaring  the  state  of  Ens;.  —  PACKE  of 
Spanish  lyes,  etc..  condemned.  —  ELIZAIIETII,  Q.  of 
Eng.  Speech  in  Parl.,  1593,  cone,  the  Spanish  inva 
sion.  —  DECLARATION  of  the  causes  moving  the 
Queen  to  send  a  navy  to  the  seas  for  the  defence  of 
her  realrnes  against  the  King  of  Spain.  (In  Somers, 
J.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  1.  1809.) 

—  KINGSLEY,  C.     (In  his  Westward  ho!  1855.) 

—  LUCAS,  8.     The  coming  of  the  Armada,  [1588].     (In. 

hi*   Secularia.     1862.) 

—  SPANISH  invasion,  1588.  (In,  Harris,  J.    Col.  v.  2.  1705.) 

—  VANQUISHING  of  the  Spanish  Armada,  1588.    (In  Hak- 

luyt,  It.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810.) 

Spanish  barber;    a  tale;  by  A.  Manning.      N.  Y., 

1869.  12°. 

Spanish  curate,  The.    See  Beaumont,  F.,  ami  Fletcher,  J. 
Spanish  daughter;    by   G.   Butt.       Boston,    1824. 

2  v.  18°. 
Spanish  discoveries  in  the  West  Indies  subsequent  toColum- 

'    bus.     (In  Kerr,  It.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  3.  1S24.) 
Spanish  father,  The;  a  tragedy;  by  II.  Mackenzie.  (In  hit 

Works,  v.  8.  1808.) 
Spanish  friar.     See  Dryden,  J. 
Spanish  gipsey,  The;  by  T.  Middleton.     (In  hit  Works, 

v.  4.  1840.) 

Spanish  gypsy,  The:  a  poem.     S?e  Lewes,  Mrs.  M.  E. 
Spanish  heroism.     See  Belfour,  J. 
Spanish  Inquisition.     See  Inquisition  (pp.  1518-19). 
Spanish  novelists.     See  Roscoe,  T. 
Spanish  student.     See  Longfellow,  II.  W. 
Spanish  tragedy.     See  Kyd,  T. 
Sparbuchse,  Die,  odor:  Dor  arme  Kandidat:  von  A.  v.  Kot- 

zebue.     (In  his  Theater,  v.  17.  1841.) 
Spare,  John.     Dissertation  on  nature  and  time  in  the  cure 

of  diseases.     See  Edes,  11.  T.,  and  others. 
Spare  hours.     See  Brown,  J. 
Spare  minutes.     See  Warwick,  A. 

Sparhawk,  lifv.  Ebenezer.  Discourse,  Jan.  18,  1794,  inter 
ment  of  B.  Bhattnck.  Worcester,  1795.  8°.  (B  174) 

—  Same.     Boston,  1822.  8°.     (B  1224) 

Sparke,  John  I?.,  anil  Southam,  T.  Voyage  from  Colmogro 
to  Novogrod,  1566.  (In  Hakluyt.  Col.,  v.  1.  1809.) 

Sparks,  Jared.  Address,  inaug.  Sec  Harvard 
College.  President.  (B  1738,  H  10) 

—  Collection  of  essays  and  tracts ;  with  biog.  no 

tices.  Boston, '1823-24.  4  v.  12°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Turretin,  J.  A.  Fundamentals  in 
religion.  —  Ahauzit,  F.  Essays.  —  Blackburne,  F. 
Confessions  of  faith.  —  Hoadly,  B.  Dedication  to  the 
Pope;  —  Kingdom  of  Christ;  — Divisions  among  Christ 
ians.  2.  Whitby,  I).  Last  thoughts.  —  Hare,  F. 
Difficulties  which  attend  the  study  of  the  Scriptures.  — 
Newton,  Sir  I-  Hist,  account  of  two  corruptions  of 
Scripture.  —  Butler,  C.  Controversy  resp.  text  of  the 
Three  heavenly  witnesses.  3.  Robinson,  R.  Eight 
tracts  upon  various  subjects.  —  Cogan,  T.  Letters  to 
W ill>crforce  on  the  doctrine  of  total  depravity.  4. 
Penn,  W.  Bandy  foundation  shaken; —  Creeds  should 
be  expressed  in  tiie  language  of  Scripture.  —  Sykes,  A. 
S.  Innocency  of  involuntary  error  asserted  and  vindi 
cated.  —  Benson,  G.  Belief  of  things  above  reason.  — 
Emlyn,  T.  Humble  inquiry  into  Scripture  account  of 
Christ;  —  Danger  of  rashness  in  censuring  others  as 
heretics.  —  Barbauld,  Mrs.  L.  Thoughts  on  public 
worship ;  —  Devotional  taste. 

—  Correspondence  of  the  American  Revolution ; 

letters  to  (jr.  Washington.  Boston,  1853. 
4  v.  8°. 


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SPAZIER 


—  Diplomatic    correspondence   of  the  American 

Revolution.     Boston,  1829-30.   12  v.  8°. 

—  Early  days  of  J.  Ledynrd.     (In  Boston  book,  4th  col. 

1851.) 

—  Historical  outline  of  the  American  Colonization  Soc. ; 

and  remarks  on  colonizing  in  Africa  the  free  people 
of  color  from  the  U.  S.  Boston,  1824.  8°.  (B  1483, 
W8) 

—  Inquiry  into  the  comparative  moral  tendency 

of  Trinitarian  and  Unitarian  doctrines.  Bos 
ton,  1823.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  Lord  Mahon  ;  an  answer  to  his  'Let 

ter  to  the  editor  of  Washington's  -writings'. 
Boston,  1852.  8°. 

—  Letters  on  the  Prot.  Episc.   Church.      Bait., 

1820.  8°. 

—  Library    of     American    biography.      Boston, 

1834-48.  2  ser.  in  25  v.  (v.  21  w.).  12°. 
Content*.  Vol.1.  Everett,  E.  J.  Stark.  —  Prescott, 
W.  H.  C.  B.  Brown.  —  Armstrong,  J.  11.  Montgom 
ery.  —  Sparks,  J.  K.  Allen.  2.  Peabody,  ().  W.  B. 
A.  Wilson.  —  Hillard,  G.  8.  (.'apt.  J.  Smth.  3. 
Sparks,  J.  B.  Arnold.  4.  Armstrong,.!.  A.Wayne. 

—  Upham,  C.  W.      Sir  II.  Vane.       5.     Francis,  O.     J. 
Eliot.      6.     Wheaton,  II.     Win.  Pinkney.  —  Channing, 

E.  T.     Wm.  Ellery.  —  Peabody,  O.  W.  B.      C.  Mather. 
7.     Bowen,  F.      Sir  Win.  Phips.  —  Peabody,  O.  W.  B, 
I.  Putnam.   —   Sedgwick,  C.  M.      L.  M.  Davidson.  — 
Renwick,  J.      D.  Kittenhoune.      8.     Miller,  S.     J.  Ed 
wards.  —  Peabody,  O.  W.  B.     D.  Brtiinerd.     9.     Bowen, 

F.  Baron  Stenben.  —  Hayward,  C.    S.Cabot.  —  Felton, 
C.  O.     Wm.  Eaton.       10.     Renwick,  J.      It.  Fulton.  — 
Everett,  A.  H.      .T.  Warren.   —   Cleveland,  II.  H.      H. 
Hudson.  —  Sparks,  J.      Father  Marquette.  —  General 
Index  to  the  first  ten  vola.      11.     Sparks,  J.      K.  de  La 
Ralle.  —  Everett,  A.  II.      P.  Henry.       12.     Bowen,  F. 
J.  Otis.   —  Peabody,  O.  W.  B.      J.  Oglethorpe.  —  13. 
Peabody,  O.  Wr.  B.      J.  Sullivan.   —    Hoffman,  C.  F. 
J.  Leisler.  —  Ware,  W.     N.  Bacon.  —  Ellis,  G.  E.      J. 
Mason.      14.     Gainmell,  W.     K.  Williams.  —  Sprague, 
W.  B.     T.  Dwight.  —  Sparks,  J.     Count  Ptilaski.      15. 
Renwick,  J.      Count  Humford.  —  Whiting,  II.      Z.  M. 
Pike.  —  Mackie,  J.  S.      S.  Gorton.      16.     Kingsley,  J. 
L.     E.  Stiles.  —  Whittlesey,  C.      J.  Fitch.  —  Ellis,  G. 
E.      A.  Ilutehinson.       17.      Sparks,  .T.      J.  Hibnult.  — 
Francis,  C.      S.  Rale.  —  Palfrey,  .7.  G.     Win.  Palfrey. 
18.      Sparks,  J.      C.  Lee.   —  Reed,  H.      J.  Reed.      19. 
Burnap,  G.  W.    L.  Calvert.  —  Gammell,  W.     S.  Ward. 

—  Hall.J.     T.Posey.      20.     Greene,  G.W.     N.Greene. 
21.     Wanting.      22"     Sabine,  L.      E.  Preble.   —  Ellis, 

G.  E.       W.  Penn.       23.     Peck,  -T.  M.       D.  Boone.  — 
Bowen,  F.     B.  Lincoln.     24.    Sparks,  J.    J.  Ledyarrt. 
25.     Hubbard,  F.  M.      W.  R.  Davie.  —  Lothrop,  S.  K. 
S.  Kirkland.  —  General  index  to  the  fifteen  vols.  of  2d 
ser. 

—  Life  of  B.  Franklin.     (Vol.  1  of  Franklin,  B.     Works. 

1830.) 

—  Life  of  E.  Allen.     (In  Ms  Library  of  Amer.  biog.,  v. 

I.  1834;  —and  in  Chipman,  D.     Memoir  of  S.  War 
ner.  1848.) 

—  Life  of  Father  Marquette.     (In  his  Library  of  Amer. 

biog.,  v.  10.  1838.)  —  R.  Cnvelier  de  la  Salle.     (In  v. 

II.  1844.)  —  Count  Pulnski.      (In  v.  14.  1845.)  — J. 
Ribault.     (In  v.  17.  1845.)  —  C.  Lee.    (In  v.  18.  1846.) 

—  Life   of  G.  Washington.     (Vol.  1  of  Washington,  G. 

Writings.  1837.) 

—  Same,  abridged.     Auburn,  1851.   12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1852.  8°. 

Germ.    Leben  und  Briefwechsel  Washingtons  ; 

hrgs.  von  F.  v.  Itaumer.  Lpz.,  1839.  2  v.  8°. 
Life  of    Gouvcrneur   Morris.       Boston,    1832. 

3  v.  8°. 
_  Life  of  J.  Ledyard.     Camb.,  1828.  8°. 

—  Same.      Boston,   1847.    12°.      (Lib.   of  Amer. 

bios;.,  v.  24.) 

—  Remarks  on   a  'Reprint  of  the  orig.  letters   between 

Washington  and  J.  Reed'.    Boston,  1853.  8°.  (B  1601) 

—  Remarks  oil  American  history.  Boston,  1837.  8°.  (B1119) 
Reply  to  strictures  of  Lord  Mahon  and  others, 

on  the  mode  of  editing  the  writings  of  Wash 
ington.     Camb.,  1852.  8°. 

Same.  Also,  Review  of  Lord  Million's  'His 
tory  of  the  American  Revolution'.  London, 
1852.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.    (B  1601) 


—  Review  of  the  Maryland  report  on  the  appropriation 

of  public  lands  for  schools.     Bait.,  1821.  S".     (B  552) 

—  Sermon  on  W.  Pinkney.     Wash.,  1S22.  8".     (B283) 

—  Sketch  of  Capt.  N.  Hale.      (In   Boston  book,  3d  col. 

1841.) 

See  also  Unitarian  miscellany. 

-  CATALOGUE  of  the  library  of  J.  S.;    [ed.  by  C. 
A.  Cutter].     Camb.,  1871.  8°. 

—  Er.r.i.s,  G.  E.    Memoir  of  J.  S.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Proc.,  1867-69.) 

—  HARVARD    COLLEGE.     President.     Addresses,   inau 

guration   of  J.  Sparks,   June  20.     Camb.,   1849.  8°. 
(B  1738,  H  10) 

—  Konr.MANN,  A.     Fifth  letter  examined.  —  Review  of 

S.'s  sixth  letter.     (In  his  I'nitarianisrn,  v.  2.  1822.) 

—  MASS.   HIST.  Soc.    Commemoration  of  S.     (In  their 

Proc.,  186(5-67.) 

—  REPLY   to  the  "  'Review  of  Dr.  Wyatt's  sermon  and 

Sparks'  'Letters'";   by  a  Protestant  Episcopalian. 
Boston,  1S21.  8°.     (B  272) 

—  REVIEW  of  .T.  Sparks'  'Letters  on  the  Prot.  Episc.  Ch.% 

reply  to  Dr.  Wyatt's  sermon.     Bait.,  1820.  8°.  (B339) 
Sparks,  W.  H.     Memories  of  fifty  years.     Phila., 

1870.   8".  - 
Sparling,  Marcus.     Photographic  art.    (In  Gore,  G.  Prac. 

chem.  1856.) 

Sparrey.     See  also  Sparry. 
Sparrey,  Francis.   Observations  of  Trinid.ido,  Guiana,  etc  , 

1505.     (In  Harris,  J.     Col.,  v.  1.  1705.) 
Sparrman,  Andreas.     Iter  Chinense.     (In    Linne, 

C.  von.     Am<Bn.  acad.,  v.  7.  1769.) 

—  Voyage  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  and  round 

the  world,  1772-76.     Perth,   1789.  2  v.  12". 
Sparrow,   Wm., /)./).     Love   among  Christians  urged ;  ser 
mon,   Fredericksburg,  Va.,   May   23.     Alexandria, 
1845.  8°.    (B  1302) 

—  The  one  mediator;  sermon  before  the  directors  of  the 

Prot.  Episc.  Soc.  for  the   Prom,  of  Evang.  Know!., 
Nov.  5.     N.  Y.,  1851.  8°.     (B  1463) 

Sparrowgrass  papers,  The ;  or,  laving  in  the  coun 
try  ;  by  F.  S.  Co/zens.  N.  Y.,  1857.  12". 

—  Same.     (In  Putnam's  mag.,  v.  5,  6.  1855.) 
Sparry.     See  also  Sparrey. 

Sparry,  liev.  C.,  ed.  The  Protestant  annual.  N.Y., 
1847.  8°. 

Sparschuch,  Hinricus.  Pot  us  coffeas.  (In  Linnaeus,  C. 
Amcen.  acad.,  v.  6.  1763.) 

Sparta  (the  city).  See  Dorians  ;  — Lacedaemon  ;  — Pelo 
ponnesus;  —  anil  Greece.  History  (p.  1260,  1261). 

Spartacus;  tragedic.     See  Saurin,  B.  J. 

Spartali,  Marie.  Criticism  on  8.  by  W.  M.  Rosetti.  (In 
Atkinson,  J.  B.  Eng.  painters.  1871.) 

Spartan  dame,  The;  a  tragedy.     See  Southerne,  T. 

Spartianus,  ^Elius.  Ariaftus.  —  ^Elius  Verus.  (In  Histo 
ries  angustse  scr.  1671.) 

Spas.  WILSON,  E.  Three  weeks'  scamper  through 
the  spas  of  Germany  and  Belgium.  Lon 
don,  1858.  8°. 

Spaulding.     See,  also  Spalding. 

Spaulding,  Ephraim,  Funeral  *ermon  on.  1840.  See  An 
derson,  R.  (B  1224) 

Spaulding,  J.,  .I/./?.  Memoir  of  J.  Hart,  (hi  Mass.  Med. 
Soc.  Med.  com.,  v.  5.  1836.) 

Spaulding,  Joshua.  The  burden  and  heat  of  the  day  borne 
by  the  Jewish  church;  sermon,  Shellpnrne,  Aux. 
Soc.  for  Foreign  Miss.,  Oct.  12,  1813.  Boston,  1814. 
8°.  (B  1849) 

—  Preface;    the   subject   of   dispute   in   the   Tabernacle 

Church.     Salem,  1802.  8°.     (B  153) 

—  Sermon,   nature,  etc.,  of  man's  inability  to  serve  the 

Lord;   Hardwick,  June  15.      Worcester,  [1782].  8°. 
(B  332) 

—  Sermon,  Salem,  Dec.  20,  1799,  death  of  G.  Washington. 

Salem,  [1800].  8°.     (E  109) 

Spaulding,  Matthias,  J/./>.  Case  of  sehirrous  testis  cured 
by  electricity.  (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.  Med.  com., 
v.  1.  1808.)  — Case  of  tonic  spasm  cured  by  elec 
tricity.  —  Singular  case  of  epilepsy.  (In  v.2.  1813.) 

Spaulding,  Stillman.  MASS.  MEP.  Soc.  Biog.  notices  of 
S.  (In  their  Med.  com.,  v.  U.  I860.) 

Spaulding,  Thaddcus.  MASS.  MED.  Soc.  Biog.  notice  of 
S.  (In  their  Med.  com.,  v.  7.  1848.) 

Spawn  of  Ixion,  The;  an  allegory,  n.p.,  1846.  16°. 

Spazier,  Ky chard  Otton.  Historja  powstania  na- 
rodu  Polskiego,  1830-31.  W  Parvzu,  1833. 
3  v.  8°. 


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SPEECH 


Speakers.     Set  English  literature    (Selection:}  for  reading 

(tin/  -xprakiiiy,  p.  1109,  U10). 
Speaker's   commentary,   The.      See    Bible,    Whole.    Holy 

Bible  ace.  to  the  auth.  version,  1611.  1871-72  (p.  269, 

•2d  col.). 

Speakers  of  the  House  of  Commons.  MANNING, 
.1.  A.  Lives.  London,  1851.  8°. 

Speaking.     See.  Elocution  ;  —  Enunciation  ;  —  Oratory. 

Spear.    See,  a/no  Speer  ;  —  Speir. 

Spear,  Charles.  Essays  on  the  punishment  of 
death.  Boston,  1844.  12°. 

—  Incident*  of  1).  Webster,  in  rcl.  to  the  late  mission  to 

England.     Boston,  1S:>3.  8°.  (B  1729) 
-  Yokes  from  the  prison.     Boston,  1849.  18". 
See  also  Prisoner's  friend,  The. 

—  anil  .)/»•».    Charles.    Missionary   labors,   ending  Jan. 

[Boston,]  1S.VJ.  8°.     (B14GO)" 

Spear,  J.  S.     Reformed  practice;  every  man  his  own  physi 
cian.    Boston,  [18— ].  8°.    (C  271} 
See   also  Boston  guide  to  health. 

Spear,  Samuel  S.  Address  before  the  Mechanic  Appren 
tices'  Library  Association,  Feb.  22.  Boston,  1855. 
8°.  (B  1585) 

Spear,  Her.  Samuel  T.  Sermon,  (fn  National  preacher, 
v.  IS.  1844.  B  1840)  —  Sermon;  grace  of  religious 
conversations.  (In  v.  22.  1848.) 

—  Sermon,  death  of  A.  Lincoln.     (In  Lincoln,  A.     OUR 

martyr  President.  1865.) 

Special  performances ;  a  farce,  by  W.  Harrison.  (No.  78  of 
De  Witt's  acting  plays.) 

Speciale  1  Lut.  Specialis\  Nicolaus.  Historia  Sicnla,  1282- 
1337.  (In  Graeviua,  .T.  G.  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.,  v.  5. 
1723;  —  and  in  Muratori,  L.  A.  Ker.  Ital.  scr., 
v.  10.  17-27.) 

Specie  payments,  Suspension  of.  See  Bank  of  England ;  — 
Money. 

Species.     MAILLET,   B.  de.       Telliamed ;    or.   The 
world  explained ;    disc,   between  an  Indian 
philosopher  and  a  French  missionary.     Lon 
don,  1750.  8°. 
Same.     Bait.,  1797.    8". 

—  DANA,    J.   B.      Thoughts    on    species.     (fn    Amer. 

Assoc.     I'roc.,  v.  11.  1858.) 

—  OWEN,  H.     Extinction  and   transmutation   of  species. 

(In  hi*  Classification  of  mammals.  1859.) 

-  DARWIN,  C.'Il.      Origin    of  species.      N.  Y., 

1860.  12". 

—  FREKE,  H.     Origin  of  species  by  means  of  or 

ganic  affinity.     London.  1861.  8". 

—  LYELL.  Sir  C.     Geological  evidences  of  the  an 

tiquity  of  man  ;  with  remarks  on  the  theo 
ries  of  the  origin  of  species.  Lond.,  1863.  8°. 
Same.     2d  Amer.  eTl.     Phila.,  1863.  8". 

-  FEE,    A.    L.   A.      Darwinisme ;    examen    des 

theories   rel.  a.  1'origine  des  especes.     Paris, 
1864.  8°. 

—  DARWINIAN  theory,  The,  of  the  transmutation 

of  species  examined  ;  by  a  graduate  of  Cam 
bridge.     London.  1867.  8°. 

—  FAIVRE,  E.  Yariabilite  des  especes  et  ses  limites. 

Paris,  1868.  12". 

—  MURPHY,  J.  .T.    (fn  hi*  Habit,  v.  1.  1869.) 

—  DKVIS,   C.   W.     Elasticity  of  animal  type,    (fn   An 

thropological  Soc.     Mem.,  v.  3.  1870.) 

—  HUXLEY,  T.  II.     Origin   of  species.   —   Criticisms   on 

tlie  origin  of  species.     (In  /tin  Lay  sermons.    1870.) 

—  MIVART,  St.  G.     Genesis  of  species.     London, 

1871.  8°. 

—  STKBIUNG,  T.  R.  R.       Essays  on  Darwinism. 

London,  1871.   16°. 

See  alfio  Natural  selection. 

Specification.  DONALDSON,  T.  L.  Specifications 
for  the  architect,  engineer,  etc.  London, 
[I860].  2  v.  8°. 

Specimen  of  the  harmony  of  wisdom  and  felicity.  Bos 
ton,  1743.  8°.  (B663) 

Specimen  of  true  theology,  or  Bible  divinity  ;  by  a  searcher 
after  religions  truth.  London,  1758.  8°.  (B  132) 

Specimen  sapienlia?  Indorum  veterum.  (In  Byzant.  hist, 
gcr.,  v.  13.  1729.) 

Note.    A  translation  of  the  'Fables'  of  Bidpai. 


Specimens  of  the  Amer.  poets ;  with  critical  notices. 

London,  1822.  12°. 

Contents.    J.   Pierpont.   —  J.  K.  Paulding.  —  F.  G. 
Halleck.  —  U.  Dabney.  —  W.  Maxwell.  —  W.  C.  Bry 
ant.  —  J.  W.  Eastburn.  —  Fugitive  poetry. 
Spectacles.    CHEVALIER,  C.    Manuel  des  myopes  et 
des  presbytes,  cont.  des  recherches  hist,  sur  1'origine 
des  lunettes.     Paris,  1841.  8°.    (E  152) 

—  SIC'KKL,  J.    Spectacles,  their  uses  and  abuses  in 

long    and   short  sightedness ;    tr.  by  II.   K. 

Williams.     Boston,  1850.  8°. 
Spectateur  americain,  Le.     See  Mandrillon,  J. 
Spectateur  du  Xord;  Jan.  -  Dec.  1797.     Ilamb., 

1797.  4  v.  8°. 
Spectateur  frangois,  Le.  See  Delacroix,  J.  Y. ;  —  Marivaux, 

P.  C.  de. 
Spectateur  militaire ;  recueil  de  science,  d'art,  et 

d'hist.  militaires.     2e  serie.     Paris,  1862-64. 

12  v.  8°. 

Spectator,  pseud.  Enquiry  resp.  the  capture  of  Washing 
ton  by  the  British,  Aug.  24,  1814.  Wash.,  1816.  8°. 

(B  455) 

—  REMARKS  on  [the]  'Enquiry'.     Bait.,  1816.  8°.    (B455) 
Spectator,  The.         No.   1-635,    March   1,    1711   - 

Dec.    20,    1712.       London,    1786.    2    v.    8°. 
(Harrison's  Brit,  classics,  v.  4,  5.) 
Note.     274   papers   are  ascribed  to  J.  Addison,  240  to 
Sir  R.  Steele.,137  to  Eustace  Budgell,  and  11  to  John 
Hughes. 

—  Same.    (Vol.  6-15  of  Chalmers,  A.     Brit,  essayists. 

1803.) 

—  Selections  from  the  S.      N.   Y.,    [18—].    18°. 

(Harper's  fam.  lib.,  v.  181.) 

Note.    For  parts  contributed  by  Addison  alone 
see  Addison,  J.  (p.  17). 

—  DRAKE,  N.     Essays  illust.  of  the  Tatler,  Spec 

tator,  etc.     London,  1805.  3  v.    12°. 
Spectator.     See,  Christian  spectator. 
Spectator,  The;  a  weekly  journal   of  news,    pol., 
lit.,  and    sci.     Vof.    3-52;  Aug.  28,   1830- 
Dec.  1879.     London,  1830-79.  50  v.  f°. 
Note..    In  1861,  v.  34.  the  title  changed  to  'The  speota- 
'tor;  a  weekly   review   of  politics,  literature,  theology, 
and  art'. 

Spectrum.  KIRCHHOFF,  G.  Researches  on  the 
solar  spectrum  and  the  spectra  of  the  chemi 
cal  elements;  tr.  by  II.  E.  Roscoe.  Camb., 
1862-63.  2  pts.  4".  - 

—  HUHOINS,  W.     Spectrum  analysis  in  its  application  to 

the  heavenly  bodies.  (In  Smithsonian  Inst.  Re 
port,  1866 ;  —  and  in  Science  lectures  for  the  peo 
ple,  2d  ser.  1870.) 

—  QUIN,  C.   W.     The  spectroscope.     (In    Marion,  F. 

Wonders  of  optics.  1869.) 

—  RAHAU,  R.     Les   derniers   travanx  sur  le  spectre  so- 

laire.     (In  Revue  d.  I).  Mondes,  aout  1869.) 
—  ROSCOE,   H.  E.      Spectrum   analysis;  six  lec 
tures;  with  plates  and  illust.  N.  Y.,  1869.8°. 

—  -  Same.    (In  Science  lectures  for  the  people,  2d  ser. 

1870.) 

Speculation.  See  Political  economy;  —  South  Sea  Com 
pany  ;  —  Stock  exchange  ;  —  Wall  Street. 

Speculation  ;  a  poem.     London,  1776.  4".    (A  46) 

Speculations  on  the  eastern  question;  by  a  soldier.  Lon 
don,  1854.  8°.  (B  1534) 

Speculative  ideas  on  the  probable  consequences  of  an  in 
vasion,  etc.  London,  1782.  8°.  (B  417) 

Speculum  anni,  1740,  42,  43,  46,  48;  by  U.  Season.  London, 
n.d.  5  v.  12°.  (K  72) 

Speculum   imaginum   veritatis  occultae.     See  Masenius,  J. 

Speculum  Sueviciim,]  Jus  provinciate  Alemannicum.  (In 
Schilter,  J.  Thes.  antiq.  Tent  ,  v.  2.  1727.) 

Spedding,  James.  Pissertatio  Latina  pra'inio'annuo  dignata, 
Cantab.,  1832.  (fn  Cambridge  Univ.  Prolusiones. 
1832.  B  1236) 

Spee  or  Spe,  Fnedrich  von.  Gedichte;  hrsg.  v. 
J.  II.  von  "Wessenberg.  Zurich,  1802.  8°. 

—  Gedichte.    (fn  MUller,  W.     Bibl.  deutscher  Dichter, 

v.  12.  1831.) 

—  Trutz  Nachtigal ;  ein  geistlich  poetisches  Lust- 

waldlein.     Berlin,  1817.  24°. 
Speech.    See  Alphabet ;  —  Language  ;  —  Phonology. 


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Speech,  Impediments  of.  BELL,  A.  Stammering, 
etc. ;  meansa  [for]  a  permanent  removal  of 
vocal  obstructions.  2d  ed.  Lond.,  [18  —  ].  12°. 

—  BROSTER,  J.     Progress  of  the  system  for  the  removal 

of  impediments.    No.  2.     [Lond.,]  1826.8°.    (B  1549) 

—  LEIGH,  Mrs.  J.     Facts  in  rol.  to   [her]  system  of  cur 

ing  stammering  and  other  Impedimenta  of  speech. 

N.  Y.,  1826.  12°.    (C  159) 
Speech,  Visible.     See  Bell,  A.  M. 
Speech  by  a  true  Prot.  Eng.  gentlemen  to  incouragc  London 

to  petition  for  the  sitting  of  the  Parliament,     n.t.p. 

[168-.]  f°.    (A  54) 

Speech  [in  Congress],    n.t.p.  [1812?]  8°.    (W  2) 
Speech  in   support  of  the  petition  from  the  gen.  Cong,  at 

Phila.     London,  E.  and  C.  Dilly,  1775.  8°.    (B  635) 
Speech  intended  to  have  been  delivered  in  support  of  the 

petition  from  the  general  Congress  at  Phila.     Lon 
don,  J.  Almon,  1775.  8°.    (W  15) 
Speech  intended  to  have  been  spoken  on  the  Bill 

for  altering  the  Charters  of  Mass.  Bay ;    [by 

J.Shipley].     London,  1774.  8°. 

—  Same.    2d  ed.    London,  1774.  8°.    (B  1117) 

—  Same.    3d  ed.     Phila.,  1774.  8°.    (B  1119,  W  23) 

— T     Same.    6th  ed.      Boston,  reprinted  1774.  8°.    (B-614) 
Speech  lately  made  by  a  noble  poor  of  the  realm.    London, 

1681.  f°.    (A  54) 

Speech  never  intended  to  be  spoken,  in  ans.  to 
'Speech  intended  to  have  been  spoken  on  the 
bill  altering  the  charter  of  Mass.  Bay' ;  [by 
A.  Lee].  London,  1774.  8°.  . 

Speech;  nomination  of  candidates  to  represent  the  Co.  of 
Middlesex,  Sept.  9,  1780.     n.p.,   [1780].  8°.     (B  766) 
Speeches.     See  English  eloquence  (p.  899); — Greece.    Lit 
erature  (p.  1265);  —    Latin  literature  (p.  1(581);  — 
United  States.  Literature. 
Speeches,  addresses,  and  messages  of  the  presidents  of  the 

U.  8.     See  United  States.  President. 
Speeches  in  the  last  session  of  the  present  Parl.  in  favor  of 

the  rights  of  Amer.    N.  Y  ,  1775.  8°.    (B  360) 
Namely.    Johnstone,  G.  —  Cruger,  II.   —   Lutterell, 
II.    L.  —  Acland,   J.  —  Lutterell,  T.  —  Hartley,  D.  — 
Manners,  C.,  J/an/uis  of  Granby. —  Burke,  E.     Speech 
in  favor  of  Prot.  Dissenters  in  the  2d  Purl,  of  Geo.  ill. 
Speeches  of  eminent  British  statesmen  during  the 
thirty-nine  years'  peace.     London,  Glasgow, 
18-55.  2ser.  16°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Jenkinson,  C.  C.  C.,  Earl  of 
Liverpool.  On  moving  for  an  address  to  the  Prince 
Regent  on  the  treaties  of  1815,  Ho.  of  Lords,  Feb.  10, 
1816.  —  Lambton,  J.  G.,  Earl  of  Durham.  Against  the 
alien  bill  of  1818,  Ho.  of  Com.,  May  15, 1818.  —  Romilly, 
Sir  S.  In  support  of  a  petition  against  a  clause  introd. 
by  the  Lords  into  the  alien  act  of  1818,  Ho.  of  Com., 
June  5,  1818.  —  Mackintosh,  Sir  J<  On  moving  for  a 
comm.  to  inquire  into  the  state  of  the  criminal  law,  Ho. 
of  Com.,  March  2, 1819.  —Stewart,  R.,  Vine.  Castlereagh. 
On  introd.  the  celebrated  six  acts  against  seditious  meet 
ings,  Ho.  of  Com.,  Nov.  29,  1819.  —  Russell,  — .  Pro 
posing  the  consid.  of  the  state  of  the  represent,  of  the 
people  in  Parliament,  Ho.  of  Com.,  Apr.  5,  1822.  —  HUB- 
kisson,  W.  On  the  motion  of  Mr.  Ellice  for  a  select 
com.  on  the  silk  trade,  Ho.  of  Com.,  Feb.  23,  1826.  — 
Canning,  G.  Relations  between  Gr.  Brit,  and  Portugal, 
Ho.  of  Com.,  Dec.  12,  1820.  —  Wellesley,  A.  It.,  Duke 
of  Wellington.  On  a  bill  for  the  relief  of  the  Roman 
Oath.,  Ho.  of  Lords,  April  2,  1829.  —  Grey,  C.,  2d  Earl. 
On  the  reform  bill,  Ho.  of  Lords,  April  9,  1832. 
2.  Macaulay,  T.  B.  Repeal  of  the  union  with  Ireland. 

—  Stanley,   E.    G.        Emancipation    of   the   slaves.  — 
Brougham,  H.      Immediate  emancipation  of  the  negro 
apprentices.  —  Spencer,  J.  C.,  'Ad  Earl.     Renewal  of  the 
bank  charter.    —   O'Connell,  D.     Justice  to  Ireland.  — 
Shell,  It.  L.     Irish  municipal  reform.  —  Villie'rs,  C.  P. 
Corn  laws.  —  Lamb,  W.,  Vine.  Melbourne.    The  penny 
postage  bill.  —  Robinson,  K.  J.,  Karl  of  Itipim.     Penny 
postage  bill.  —  Peel,  Sir  It.     Repeal  of  the  corn  laws.  — 
Temple,  II.  J.,  Viscount  Palmerston.    Affaire  of  Greece. 

—  Copley,  J.  S.,  Huron  Lywlhurxt.     War  with  Russia. 
Speeches  of  the  managers   and   counsel  in  the  trial 

of  W.  Hastings  ;  ed.  by  E.  A.  Bond.     Lon 
don,  1859-61.  4  v.    8°. 
Contents.    Vol.1.     E.  Burke.  —  C.  J.  Fox.  —  C.  Grey. 

—  J.  Anstruther.  —  E.  Burke.  —  W.  Adams.  —  T.  Pel- 
ham.  —  R.  B.  Sheridan.      2.     E.  Burke.  —  J.  Anstruther. 

—  C.  J.  Fox.  —  A.  St.  John.  —  -Ik  E.  St.  Clair.  —  W. 
Hastings.  —  E.  Luw.  —  T.  Plumer.      3.     It.  Dallas.  — 
E.  Law.  —  T.  Plumer.     4.     C.  Grey.  —  It.  B.  Sheridan. 
— 'C.  J.  Fox.  —  M.  A.  Taylor.—  E.  Burke. 


Speed,  J.  J.     Letter   to  a  friend  in  N.  Y.  on  slavery.    5th 

ed.  Bait.,  1850.  12°.  (C  262) 
Speed,  John.  Historic  of  Gr.  Britaine,  [to  1605]. 

2d  ed.  London,  1623.  f°. 
-  Same.  3d  ed.  London,  1632.  f°. 

—  Theatre  of    the  Empire  of    Gr.   Brit,      t.p.w. 

[London,  1611?]   f°. 

Speed  the  plough;  by  T.  Morton.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 
stand,  dr.,  v.  6.) 

Speer.    See  also  Spear  ;  —  Spier. 

Speer,  Wm.  The  oldest  and  the  newest  empire; 
China  and  the  United  States.  Hartford, 
1870.  8°. 

Speight,  Thomas.  Brought  to  light.  (Tit  Chamber's  journ., 
1866.) 

Speir,  Mr*.  Life  in  ancient  India.  1856.  See  Manning, 
Mrs.  C. 

Speke,  John  Manning,  Capt.  Adventures  in  Som 
ali  land.  (In  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  87-88.  1860.) 
—  Journal  of  a  cruise  on  the  Tanganyika  Lake.  (In 
V.  86.  1859.) 

—  Journal  of  the  discovery  of  the  source  of  the 

Nile.     Edin.,  Lond.,  1863.  8°. 

—  What  led  to  the  discovery  of  the  source  of  the 

Nile.     Edin.,  London,  1864.  8°. 

—  McQL'KEN,  J.     Speke's  discovery  of  the  source  of  the 

Nile;  a  review.  (In  Burton,  It.  F.  The  Nile  basin. 
1864.) 

Spelling,  Spelling-books.  See  English  language.  Pronun 
ciation  and  spelling ;  —  Orthograpny  ;  —  Phonog 
raphy. 

Spelman,  Edward.  History  of  the  civil  Avars  be 
tween  York  and  Lancaster ;  comprehending 
the  lives  of  Edward  iv.,  and  Kichard  in.; 
the  latter  [part]  with  notes,  by  G.  W.  Lemon. 
Lynn,  1792.  8°. 

—  TAVO  tracts;  additional  obs.  on  the  Greek  ac 

cents  ;  also  Voyage  of  yEneas  from  Troy  to 
Italy;  by  G.  W.  Lemon.     London,  1773.  8°. 
Spelman,   Sir  Henry.     English    works ;    with    his 
posthumous  works  rel.  to  the  laws  and  an 
tiquities  of  Eng.,  and  life  of  the  auth.  by  E. 
Gibson.   2d  ed.    London,  1727.  2  v.  in  1.   f°. 
Contents.     De  non  tcmerandis  ecelesiis;  with  pref.  by 
C.  Spelman.   —  Apology  for  'De  non  temerandis  ecele 
siis'.  —  Latin  epistle  to  Mr.  Carew  cone,  tithes.  —  Larger 
treatise  cone,  tithes.   —   Resolution  of  a  doubt  touching 
the   alienation  of   tithes.   —   Animadversion    upon    the 
petition  of  the  committee  of  Kent.  —  Animadversions  on 
'The  countries  plea  against  tithes'.  —   De  sepultura.  — 
Villare   Anglicum.     —     I'txtfi unions  works.       Original 
growth,  propagation,  and  condition  of  feuds  and  tenures 
by  knight-service  in  Eng.  —  Ancient  government  of  Eng. 

—  Parliaments.  —  Original  of  the  four  terms  of  the  year. 

—  Apologie  for  Arch-bishop  Abbot  touching  the  death 
of  P.  Hawkins.  —  Answer  to  the  said  apology.  —  Letters 
and  instruments  rel.  to  the  killing  of  Hawkins  by  the 
Arch-bishop.  —  Original  of  testaments  and  wills  and  of 
their  probate.  —  Icenia,  sive  Xorfolcite  descriptio  topo- 
graphica.  —  Catalogue  comitum  marescallorum  Anglia?. 

—  Diss.  de  melitc.  —  Historia  t'amilia?  de  Sharnburn.  — 
Familiae  extraneorum  accurata  descriptio.  —   Dialogue 
cone,   the   coin   of  the   kingdom.   —   Catalogue   of  the 
places  and  dwellings  of  the  Archbishops  and  Bishops. — 
Two  disc. :  Of  the  admiral-jurisdiction  and  the  officers 
thereof;  —  Of  antient  deeds  and  charters. 

—  Glossarium  archaiologicum.  Londini,  1687.  f°. 

—  Protestant's  account   of  his   orthodox   holding  in    re 

ligion.     (In  Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts,   v.  4.  1810.) 
Spelman,   Sir   John.     Considerations   upon    the    duties   of 
prince  and  people.     (In  Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts, 
v.  4.  1810.) 

Spence,  Carroll.  Letter  to  a  gentleman  in  Penn.  on  repu 
diation.  Annapolis,  1843.  8°.  (B  1499) 

—  Speech,  Ho.  of  Delegates,  Md.,  on  the  bill  further  sup 

plementary  to  an  act  for  the  valuation  and  assess 
ment  of  property  in  Md.,c<c.  Bait.,  1843.  8°.  (B1499) 

Spence,  Eli/abeth  Isabella.  Letters  from  the  North 
Highlands.  London,  1817.  8". 

Spence,  George.  Equitable  jurisdiction  of  the 
Court  of  Chancery.  London,  1846-49.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Inquiry  into   the  origin  of  laws,  etc. ,  of  mod. 

Europe.     London,  1826.  8°. 


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Spence,  James.  American  union  ;  its  effect  on  na 
tional  character  and  policy  ;  with  an  inquiry 
into  secession  as  a  constitutional  right,  etc. 
London,  1861.  8°. 

-  Sa»i<>.     1st  Anier.  from  4th  Eng.  ed.     llich- 

mond,  1863.  8°. 

—  Recognition   of   the     Southern    Confederation. 

3d  ed.     London,  1862.  8°. 

—  Southern  independence ;  address  in  City  Hall, 
Glasgow,  Nov.  26.     London,  1863.  8°. 

—  RAWMXS,    C.   E.      American    dis-umon,  etc. ; 

reply  to  S.  upon  the  Question  'Is  secession 
a  constitutional  right".  London,  1862.  12". 
Spence,  Joseph.  Anecdotes,  observations,  and 
characters ;  [ed.]  with  life  of  the  author  by 
S.  W.  Singer.  London,  1820.  8". 

—  Same.     Observations,  anecdotes,  and  characters 

of  books  and  men  ;  with  notes  by  E.  Malone. 
London,  1820.  12". 

A'ote.      These   two   editions    appeared    on    the 
same  day.    See  Quarterly  review,  v.  23,  p.  200,  201. 

—  Crito ;  or,    A  dialogue   on   beauty,      (hi   Dodsley,  It. 

Fugitive  pieces,  v.  1.  1761.) 

—  Dissertation  on  the  defects  of  Spenser's  allegory.     (In 

Spenser,  K.     Works,  v.  2.  1805.) 

—  Essay  on  Pope's  Odyssey.      2d    ed.     London, 

1737.  12". 

—  Parallel    In    the  manner  of  Plutarch,  between  a  cele 

brated  man  of  Florence  [Magliabecchi]  and  one 
scarce  heard  of  in  Eng.  [K.  liilij.  (In  Dodsley,  It. 
Fugitive  pieces,  v.  2.  1761.) 

-  Polymetis;    or,   An   enquiry   cone,   the  agree 

ment  between  the  works  of  the  Roman  poets 
and  the  remains  of  the  ancient  artists.  2d  ed. 
London,  1755.  f°. 

—  Same,  abridged.     Guide  to  classical  learning; 

or,  Polymetis  abridged,  by  N.Tindal.   2d  ed. 

London,  1765.  •  12". 
Spence,   Peter.     The   smoke   nuisance,     (fn   Nat.   Assoc. 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  v.  1.  1866.) 
Spence,  Robert  Traill.     Minstrelsy  of  Edmund  the 

wanderer.     N.  Y.,  1810.  8". 
Spence,    Thomas.      Corv    of    [his]    commitment  for  high 

treason,    n.t.p.  8°.    (D  55) 
Spence,  \\m.,F.L.S.,  d.  1860.  Agriculture  the  source 

of  the  wealth  of  Britain  ;  reply  to  objections  by  Mr. 

Mill,  the  Edinburgh  reviewers,  and   others,  against 

the  pamphlet,  'Britain    Independent   of  commerce'. 

London,  1808.  8°.     (B  1671) 

—  Britain    independent  of  commerce.     London,  1807.  8°. 

(B  671,  1674) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1807.  8°.    (B  791) 

—  Same.      1st  Amer.   from    the    4th    London   ed.,  enl. 

Phila.,  1808.  8".     (C  308) 

-  Introd.  to  entomology.  1816-26.     See  Kirby,  W. 

—  Mathematical  essays  ;  ed.  by  J.  F.  \V.  Herschel, 
with  life.     London,  1819.  4°. 

—  Objections  against  the  corn-bill  refuted.     4th  ed.     Lon 

don,  1815.  8°.    (B688) 

—  Itadieal  cause  of  the   present  distresses   of  the   West 

India  planters  pointed  out;  with  remarks  on  Young, 
Bosanquet,  and  Lowe.  London,  1807.  8°.  (B  671) 

Spence,  Wm,  i>.  1815.  Patent  laws  in  principle  and  prac 
tice.  (In  Nat.  Aasoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1869.) 
—  Patents  as  channels  of  industry.  (In  1868.) 

Spencer.    See  also  Spenser. 

Spencer,  Ambrose,  </.  1848.  BARNARD,  D.  D.  Discourse 
on  his  life,  before  the  Bar  of  Albany.  Albany,  1849. 
8°.  (B  1224) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.  1848.    See  Sprague,  W.  B.  (B  1738) 
Spencer,  Ambrose.      Narrative  of    Audersonville. 

N.  Y.,  1866.  12°.. 

Spencer,  Asa.  Vindication  of  claims  to  certain  inventions 
and  improv.  in  the  graphic  art.  (Appended  to  Amer 
ican  journal  of  science,  v.  44.  1843.) 

Spencer,  Charles  Child.  Rudimentary  and  practi 
cal  treatise  on  music.  4th  ed.  London, 
Wcalc,  1854.  12". 

—  Rudiments  of  the  art  of   playing  the  piano 

forte.     London,  Weale,  1853.  12°. 


Spencer,  Charlotte  Frances  Frederica,  Countess 
Spencer,  ed.  East  and  west.  Lond.,  1871.  8°. 

Spencer,    C  'apt.   Edmund.       Travels   in   European 

Turkey  in  1850.     London,  1851.  2  v.  8". 
-  Turkey,    Russia,    Black    Sea,    and   Circassia. 
6th  thous.     London,  1855.  12°. 

—  View  of  the  state  of  Ireland,  1596.  (In  Ancient  Irish 

hist.,  v.  1.   1809.) 
Spencer,  lliv.  Eliliu.     Account  of  the  dissenting  interest  in 

the  Middle  States,  1759.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.   Col., 

v.  11.  1814.) 
Spencer,   Frederick,   Earl  Spencer.     DIHDIN,  T.  F. 

Descriptive  catalogue  of    books   printed    in 

the  15th  century,  lately  belonging  to  Duke 

di  Cassano  Serra,  now  the  property  of  Earl 

Spencer.     London,  1823.  8". 
Spencer,  G.     System  of  combining  mechanical   ventilation 

with    warming   by  steam  heat.  —  Patent  American 

steam  pile-driving  machines.    (In  Gr.  Brit.  Corps  oj 

Roy.  Entjin.    Papers,  v.  6.  1843.) 
Spencer,  George.     English  grammar  on  synthetical 

principles.      N.  Y.,  1851.   12°. 
Spencer,  George  John,  Id  Earl.     EDWARDS,  E.     History  of 

the  Spencer  library  at  Althorp.     (In  his  Libraries. 

1804.) 

Spencer,  George  Wm.  New,  authentic,  and  com 
plete  history  of  England.  London,  1794.  f°. 

Spencer,  Herbert.  Classification  of  sciences  ;  rea 
sons  for  dissenting  from  the  philosophy  of 
Comte.  N.  Y.,  1864.  8". 

—  Education,    intellectual,  moral,    and  physical. 

N.  Y.,  1861.'  12°. 

Note.     Includes  his  article  in   the   North  Brit, 
rev.,  v.  21.  1854. 

—  Essays,    scientific,    political,   and    speculative. 

London,  1858-74.  3  v.  8°. 


(Brit,  quart,  rev.,  July  1854.)  —  Philosophy  of  style. 
(Westm.  rev.,  Oct.  1852.)  —  Transcendental  physiology. 
(National  rev.,  Oct.  1857.)  —Over-legislation.  (Westm. 
rev.,  July  1853.)  —  Origin  and  function  of  music.  (Fra- 
scr's  mag.,  Oct.  1857.)  —  Hay  t  borne  papers.  (Leader, 
Jan.  1852  -  May  1854.)  2.  The  nebular  hypothesis. 
(Westminster  rev.,  July  1S58.)  —  Illogical  geology.  (Uni 
versal  rev.,  July  1859.)"—  Physiology  of  laughter.  (Mac- 
millan's  mag.,  Mar.  1860.)  —  Bain  on  the  emotions  and 
the  will.  (Mcdioo-chirurgical  rev.,  Jan.  1860.)  —  Social 
organism.  (Westm.  rev., "Jan.  1800.)  —  Representative 
government;  what  is  it  good  for?  (Oct.  1857.)  —  Par 
liamentary  reform;  the  dangers  and  the  safeguards. 
(Westminster  rev.,  Apr.  1860.)  —  Prison-ethics.  (Brit, 
quar.  rev.,  July  1860.)  —  State-tamperlngs  witli  mom  y 
and  banks.  (Westm.  rev.,  Jan.  1858.)  —  Morals  of  trade. 
(Apr.  1859.)  3.  Classification  of  the  sciences.  —  Rea 
sons  for  dissenting  from  the  philosophy  of  Comtc.  — 
Laws  in  general.  —  Origin  of  animal  worship.  (Fort 
nightly  rev.,  May  1870.)  —  Specialized  administration. 
(Dec.  1871.)  —  The  collective  wisdom.  (Reader,  Apr. 
1805.)  —  Political  fetichism.  (June  10,  1865.)  —  What  is 
electricity?  (Nov.  19,  1864.)  —  Constitution  of  the  sun. 
(Feb.  25,  1865.)  —Mr.  Martineau  [in  Contemp.  rev  ,  Apr. 
1872]  on  evolution.  —  Replies  to  criticisms.  (Fortn.  rev 
Nov.,  Dec.  1873.) 

-  Same.     Vol.  3.     3d  ed.     London,  1878.  8°. 
Contenln,      Same  as    v.  3,  above,   with   the  addition 

Transcendental    physiology.  (Nat.    rev.,  Oct.  1857);  — 
The  comparative  psychology  of  man. 

-  First  principles.     London,  1862.  8°. 

-  Illustrations  of  universal  progress ;    reprint  of 

Essays,  moral,  etc.  N.  Y.,  1864.  8°. 
Content*.  Progress ;  its  law  and  cause.  —  Manners 
and  fashion.  —  The  genesis  of  science.  —  Physiology  of 
laughter.  —  Origin  and  function  of  music.  —  Nebular 
hypothesis.  —  Bain  on  the  emotions  and  the  will.  — 
Illogical  geology.  —  Development  hypothesis.  —  Social 
organism.  —  Use  and  beauty.  —  Sources  of  architectural 
types.  —  Use  of  anthropomorphism. 

-  The  order  of  discovery  in  the  progress  of  knowledge. 

—  Political  education,     (fn  Youmans,  E.  L.     Mod 
ern  culture.  1867.) 

-  Principles  of  biology.   Lond.,  1864-67.  2  v.  8°. 


SPENCER 


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SPENGEL, 


—  Principles  of  psychology.    London,  1855.  8°. 
-    Same,  rewritten.     N.  Y.,  1869-71.  4  pts.  8°. 

Contents.  Pt.  1.  The  data  of  psychology.  2.  The 
inductions  of  psychology.  3.  General  synthesis.  4. 
Special  synthesis. 

—  llecent  discussions  in  science,  philosophy,  and 

morals.     N.  Y.,  1871.  12°. 

Contents.  Morals  and  moral  sentiments.  —  Origin  of 
animal  worship.  —  The  classification  of  the  sciences.  — 
Postscript,  replying  to  criticisms.  —  Reasons  for  dissent 
ing  from  the  philosophy  of  Comte.  —  Of  laws  in  general, 
and  the  order  of  their  discovery.  —  The  genesis  of 
science. 

—  Social    statics ;      or,    Conditions    essential    to 

human  happiness.         London,  1851.  8°. 

—  Spontaneous  generation  and  the  hypothesis  of 

physiological  units;  a  reply  to  the  N.  Amer. 
review.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 

—  JONES,  J.  H.     Strictures  upon  the  theories  of  Rev.  II. 

L.  Mansel  and  S.     (In  Ms  Know  the  truth.  1865.) 

—  LAUGEL,  A.     (hi  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.  1864.) 
Spencer,  J.  F.     Engineering.     (In  Armstrong,  Sir  W.  G. 

Industrial  resources.  1864.) 
Spencer,  John.     De  legibus  Hebraorum  ritualibus. 

Cantab.,  1727.  f°. 
Spencer,   John   Canlield.      See  N.  Y.    Superintendent    of 

Schools. 
Spencer,  Joshua  A.    Oration,  Aug.  23, 1844.    (In  Berkshire 

jubilee.   1845.) 
Spencer,    Nathaniel.      Complete  English  traveller. 

London,  1773.  f" 
Spencer,  O.  M.     Indian  captivity.     N.  Y.,  [1834]. 

18°. 
Spencer,  Mrs.  R.  II.    BKOCKETT,  L.  P.    (In  his  Woman's 

work  in  the  civil  war.  18C7.) 
Spencer,   Him.  Richard,  Funeral  sermon  on.   1791.      See 

Rye,  J.  J.     (B  1243) 
Spencer,  Robert,  Earl  of  Sunderland.    Letters  to  the  Earl 

of  Arlington.     (In  Hispania  illust.  1703.) 
Spencer,  Spence.     Scenery  of  Ithaca  and  the  head 

waters  of  the  Cayuga  Lake.     Ithaca,  N.  Y., 

1866.  12°. 
Contents.    Our  scenery.  —  Zabriski,  F.  N.    Fall  creek. 

—  Bogart,  Win. II.     Taghkanic  falls.  —  Brewer,  Win.  H. 
Luciter  falls.  —  Buttermilk  falls.  —  Lick  brook.  —  Six 
mile  creek.  —  The  Cascadilla.  —  Cascadilla  from  Willow 
pond.  —  Cayuga  Lake.  —  The  Bridal  veil  of  Taghkanic. 

—  Cornell  library.   —   White,  A.  D.    The  Cornell  uni 
versity.  —   Cornell  nniv.;  origin  and  plan.  —   Cornell, 
E.   The  manufacturing  facilities  of  Ithaca.  —  Southwick, 
8.     Ithaca  in  1S34.  —  An  old  landmark  ;  the  Ithaca  hotel. 

—  The  Clinton  house.  —  Fireman's  monument,  Ithaca. 

—  Lick  brook. 

Spencer,  Rev.  Thomas,  b.  1791,  d.  1811.  RAFFLES, 
T.  Memoirs  of  S.;  with  a  selection  from 
his  papers.  3d  Amer.  ed.  Boston,  1814.  8°. 

Spencer,  Thomas,  b.  1793,  d.  1857.  Address  to  the  gradu 
ates  of  the  Mod.  Inst.  of  Geneva  College,  Jan.  21. 
Geneva,  1840.  8°.  (B  1562) 

—  WILLAKD,  S.  D.    Biog.  memoir  of  S.     Albany,  1858. 

8°.    (B  1565) 

Spencer,  Thomas.  Instructions  for  the  multiplica 
tion  of  works  of  art  in  metal  by  voltaic 
electricity.  Glasgow,  1840.  8°. 

Spencer,   Thomas.      On    the    manufacture   of   steel.      (In 

Armstrong,  /Sir  W.  G.     Industrial  resources.  18(54.) 

Spencer,   Thomas.     Annual   report.      See  N.  Y.    Superin- 

tendtnt  and  Inajtector  of  Salt  in    Ononduya    Co. 

(p.  2121). 

Spencer,  lion.  Win.  Robert.    The  year  of  sorrow.    London, 

1804.  8".     (A  48) 
Spencer,   Family  of.    SANFORD.  J.  ~L.,and  TOWNSEND,  M. 

(In  their  Great  gov.  fam.,  v.  1.  1865.) 
Spencer,  Mass.     DRAPEK,  J.     History  of  Spencer; 
with  a  sketch  of  Leicester  to  1753.    2d  ed. 
Worcester,  [186-].  8". 
Spencer's  universal  stage.     Boston,  [18 — ].  12°. 

No.  1.  Lost  in  London ;  drama.  2.  Buckstone,  J. 
B.  Nicholas  Flam;  com.  3.  Planche,  Mrs.  The 
Welsh  girl;  com.  4.  Suter,  W.  E.  John  Wopps; 
farce.  5.  Williams,  M.,  and  Burnand,  F.  C.  The 
Turkish  hath;  farce.  6.  Morton,  J.  M.  The  two 
1'uddifnots;  farce.  7.  Morton,  J.  M.  Old  Honesty; 
comic  drama.  8.  Suter,  W.  E.  Two  gentlemen  in  a 


fix ;  interlude.  9.  Williams,  T.  J.  Smashington  Goit ; 
farce.  10.  Home,  L.  Two  heads  better  than  one; 
farce.  11.  Morton,  J.  M.  John  Dobbs;  farce.  12. 
Fitzball,  K.  The  Daughter  of  the  regiment;  drama. 
13.  Morton,  J.  M.  Aunt  Charlotte's  maid;  farce.  14. 
Suter,  W.  E.  Brother  Bill  and  me;  farce.  15.  Mor 
ton,  J.M.  Done  on  both  sides;  farce.  16.  Williams, 
T.  J.  Dunducketty's  picnic;  farce.  17.  Williams, 
T.  J.  I've  written  t'o  Browne;  farce.  18.  A  Becket, 
G.  A.  Lending  a  hand;  farce.  19.  Morton,  J.  M. 
My  precious  Betsy;  farce.  20.  Williams,  J.  T.  My 
turn  next;  farce.  21.  Taylor,  T.  Nine  points  of 
the  law;  comedy.  22.  Selby,  C.  The  phantom  break 
fast;  farce.  23.'  Williams,  T.  J.  Dandelion's  dodges; 
farce.  24.  Morton,  J.  M.  A  slice  of  luck;  farce. 
25.  Wigan,  H.  Always  intended;  comedy.  26. 
Matthews,  C.  A  bull  in  a  China  shop ;  comedy.  27. 
Morton,  T.  Another  glass;  drama.  28.  Craven,  II. 
T.  Bowled  out;  farce.  29.  Roberts,  G.  Cousin 
Tom;  comedietta.  30.  Suter,  W.  E.  (Sarah's  young 
man;  farce.  31.  Yates,  E.,  and  Harrington,  N.  H. 
Hit  him,  he  has  no  friends;  farce.  32.  Buckstone,  J. 
B.  The  christening;  farce.  33.  Williams,  T.  J.  A 
race  for  a  widow;  farce.  34.  Morton,  J.  M.  Your 
life's  in  danger;  farce.  35.  Knowles,  J.  S.  True 
unto  death;  drama.  36.  Murray,  W.  II.  Diamond 
cut  diamond;  farce.  37.  Stuart,  G.  A.  Look  after 
Brown;  farce.  38.  Archer,  T.  Monseigneur ;  drama. 

39.  Suter,    W.    E.      A   very    pleasant   evening;   farce. 

40.  Morton,  J.   M.     Brother  Ben;   farce.      41.     Simp 
son,  J.  1'.     Only  a  clod;  comedietta.      42.     Almar,  G. 
Gaspardo,  the  gondolier;   drama.      43.     Lawrence,    S. 
Sunshine  through  the  clouds;  drama.      44.     Morton,  J. 
M.      Don't   judge    by   appearances;    farce.      45.     Wil 
liams,   T.   J.     Nursey  duckweed;  farce..     46.     Suter, 
W.   E.     Mary  Moo;   or,   Which   shall   1  marry;   farce, 
47.    Wood,  Mrs.  H.    East  Lynne;  drama.     48.     Jones. 
R.     The  hidden  hand;   drama.      49.     Andrews,   R.  R. 
Silverstone's    wager;     comedietta.       50.      Reade,     C. 
Dora;   pastoral  drama.      51.     Smith,   D.      Blanks   and 
prizes;  farce.     52.     Williams,  T.  J.     Old   gooseberry; 
farce.      53.     Williams,  T.  J.     Who's  who?  or,  all  in  a 
fog.      54.      Woodward,   J.   A.      Bouquet;    comedietta. 
55.      Lovell,    G.   W.       The   wife's   secret;    play.      56. 
Taylor,    T.     The  babes    in   the    wood;    comedy.      57. 
Emerson,  W.  R.     I'utkins,  heir  to  castles  in  the  air;  a 
comic   drama.      58.     Williams,    T.   J.      An   ugly  cus 
tomer.      59.     Leland,  O.  S.     Blue  and  cherry ;  comedy. 
60.     A   doubtful  victory.      61.     Andrews,  G.  II.     The 
scarlet  letter;   drama.     62.     Woodward,  J.  A.     Which 
will  have  him;  comedy.    63.    Woodward,  J.  A.  Madame 
is    abed;    vaudeville.      64.     Woodward,    J.    A.      The 
anonymous  kiss.      65.     Oxenford,  J.    The  cleft  stick; 
comedy.      66.     Rogers,  W.     A   soldier  and  a  sailor,  a 
tinker  and  a  tailor;  comic  interlude.     67.     Lawrence,  S. 
Give  a  dog  a  bad  name;  farce.      68.     Buckstone,  J.  E. 
Damon   and   Pythias;   farce.      69.    Morton,   J.    M.     A 
husband  to  order;  serio-comic  drama.      70.     Taylor,  T. 
Payable  on  demand ;  drama.     71.     Curtis,  II.  P.    Uncle 
Robert ;  or,  Love's  labor  saved ;  comedy. 

Spencertown,  Mass.     Proceedings   at   the  celebra 
tion,  July  4.     Albany,  1846.  8°. 
Spendthrift,   The;  by  W.  II.  A  Ins  worth.    (In   Bentley's 

miscel.,  v.  37-41.  1855-57.) 

Spener,  Philipp  Jacob.      Epistolrc  ad   Sclrilterum. 
(Tn  Schelhorn,  J.  G.    Amcen.,  v.  6.  1727.)  —  Epis- 
tola  ad  Spizelium.     (In  v.  12.  1730.) 
—  HOSSHACH,  W.     P.   J.   Spener  und  seine  Zeit. 

Berlin,  1828.  2  v.  8°. 
Spengel,  Leonhard.    lihetores  Gracci.    Lips.,  Teub- 

ne>;  1853-56.  3  v.   12". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Aristotles.  Te'^i'T)  p7)Toptic7).  — 
Ilepi  ep<»T>7(reu)S  KO.I  aTroKpiVeujs.  —  Anaxomenes.  Te^i'T) 
pi)TopiK>j.  —  Dionysius  or  Logginus.  Ilepi  iii//ous.  —  Lon- 
ginus.  ff  \VTTI  pr)TOpi(ci).  —  ilepi  pT)TOpix:fj«;  —  '¥.K  TWV 
Aoyyivov.  —  Apsinus.  Tex^i;  prjropiioj.  —  Minucianus. 
Ilepi  eTri^eiprjudTu)*'.  —  Te^n)  pj)TOpi«i).  —  RufUS.  'l'e\vr) 
pTrropiKr). 

2.  Hermogenes.     llpoyvn.vdo-fj.aTa..  —  Tneon.    IIpo- 

yvfjivoLfT^aTa..  —  Hermpgenes.  T«'x>"J  w«pi  orao-ecoi/,  — 
ilepi  eiipeVeuK,  —  Ilepi  i&t-iav,  —  Ilepi  /ue$o6ou  SeiyoTrjTOS. 

—  Aristides.      Ilepi  TroAiTiKoC  Kai  a<|>eAoCs    Aoyov. 

3.  Alexander.     'E/c  TU>V  'AAefoii'Spou  ;  —  Ilepi  O-XTJUOTWC. 

—  Phcebammon.       2xoAia    n-epi    crxwi™i'   p^ropuciav.  — 
Tiberius  rhetor.    Ilepi   <r\iina.Tiav.    —   Herodianus,  ^K. 
llepl  a\i)ij.dT<av.  —  Polybius  Sardiuntln.     Ilepi  <rxr)^aTi- 
(T|uo0.  —  Ilepi  Ttav  ToG  Ao-you  crxrjp.aTioi'.  —  ZonffiUS.      Ilepi 
<r\r\ij.dru)v  Ttav  Kara  Ad-yor.  —  Ilepi  ax'n^o-Tiav.  —  Ilepi  T<av 
<T\T)IJ.<iT<av  TOU  Aoyov.  —  Tryphon.      Ilepi    rpoirtav.  —  Ilepi 
jroi>)TiKu>i<  TpoiTiav.  —  Gregorius  Corinthius.  Ilepi  rpoirtav 

—  Ilepi  rpoTTiav.  — Cocondrius.    Ilepi  Tpovuiv.  —  Chcsro- 


SPENGLER 


boscua,  G.  Iltpi  Tp6n<av  7roc7)TtK(i»'.  —  Demetrius.  lit  pi 
(pMiji-na?.  —  Menander  rhetor.  II<?pi  €7ri6iiKTt«(if.  — 
Nicholaus  sophinta.  IIpoyv^.rao>aT<i. 

Spengler,  Lazarus.  HAVSSDOUKF,  U.  G.  Lebens- 
Beschreibung  eines  christlicheu  Politici. 
Niirnb.,  1740.  8° 

Spenser.     See  also  Spencer. 

Spenser,  Edmund.      Works;    with  notes,    etc.,  by 

II.  J.  Todd.  London,  1805.  8  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Life  of  Spenser.  —  List  of  edi 
tion*.  —  Alterations.  —  Pieces  of  criticism.  —  Imita 
tion*.  —  Commendatory  verses.  —  The  shepheards  cal 
ender.  2.  llughes's  Essay  on  allegorical  poetry  and 
remarks  on  the  Faerie  queene.  —  Spence's  Dissertation 
on  the  defects  of  Spenser's  allegory.  —  Warton's  Re 
marks  on  the  plan  and  conduct  of  the  Faerie  queene,  on 
imitation*  from  old  romances,  and  on  Spenser's  allegor 
ical  character.  —  .Editor's  remarks  on  Spenser's  stanza, 
versification,  and  language,  etc.  —  Upton's  Hem.  on  the 
action  and  history  of  the  Faerie  queene.  —  Hurd's  Hem. 
on  the  plan  and  conduct  of  the  Faerie  queene.  —  Letter 
of  the  authors.  —  Verses  addressed  to  the  author.  — 
Verses  by  the  author  to  several  noblemen,  etc.  —  First 
book  of  Faerie  queene,  canto  i-vi.  3-7.  Faerie  queene. 
7.  Fairie  queene.  —  Two  cantos  of  Mutabilitie.  —  Mui- 
opotmos;  or,  Fate  of  the  buttertlye.  —  Ru'nes  of  time. 
—  Teares  of  the  muses.  —  Virgil's  Gnat.  —  Prosopopoia ; 
or,  Mother  llubberd's  tale.  —  Kuines  of  Koine,  by 
Bellay.  —  Visions  of  the  world's  vanitie.  —  Visions  of 
Bellay.  —  Visions  of  Petrarch.  —  Daphnaida.  8.  Colin 
C'louts  come  home  againe.  —  Astrophel.  —  Dolefull  lay 
of  Clorinda.  —  Mourning  muse  of  Thestylis.  —  Pastoral 
aeglogue  upon  the  death  of  Sir  P.  Sidney.  —  Elegie;  or, 
Frenus  passion  for  his  Astrophell.  —  Epitaph  upon  Sir 
I'.  Sidney.  —  Protlialamion.  —  Amoretti,  or  Sonnets.  — 
Poems.  —  Epithalamion.  —  Fowre  hymnes.  —  in  honour 
of  love.  —  in  honour  of  beautie.  —  Heavenly  love.  — 
Heavenly  beauty.  —  Brittain's  ida.  —  View  of  the  state 
of  Ireland.  —  indexes. 

-  Caleiidarium  pastorale  sive  rcglogae  xn   Latino 

carmine  donatae  a  T.  Bathurst.       Londini, 
1653.   8°. 

—  Poems.    (In  Anderson,  R.    Brit,  poets,  v.  2,  1819;  — 

Chalmers,   A.     Eng.   poets,   v.  U.    1810;—  and    in 
Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  2.  1819.) 

-  Poetical  works;  ed.  with  notes  by  G.  S.  Hil- 

lard.     Boston,  1839.  5  v.    8". 
Content*.     Vol.  1.     Life  by  P.  Masterman.  —  Obs.  on 
the    Faerie    queene.    —    Faerie    queene.      2-4.     Faerie 
queene.  —  Two  cantos  of  Meritabililie.  —  Miscellaneous 
poems.      5.     Miscellaneous  poems. 

-  Poetical  works ;  [ed.J  by  F.  J.  Child.     Boston, 

1855.  5  v.   16°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memoir  of  Spenser.  —  Faerie 
queene.  2-4.  Faerie  queene.  —  Miscellanies.  5.  Mis 
cellanies.  —  Two  letters  to  Harvey.  —  Index  of  proper 
names. 

-  View  of   the  state  of  Ireland,   1633.     (hi   Ancient 

Irish  histories,  v.  1.  18oy.) 

—  DUNHAM,  S.  A.    Life  of  S.    (In  his  Lives  of  lit.  and 

scientif.  men  of  Gr.  Brit.,  v.  1.  1836.   Lardner.  Cab. 
eye.) 

—  JOKTIX,  J.       Remarks    on    Spenser's    poems. 

London,  1734.  8". 

-  PEABOUY,  Mrs.     Holiness,  or  the  legend  of  St. 

George ;  a  tale  from   Spencer's   [sic]  Faerie 

queene.     Boston,  1836.  12°. 
Spenser  Society.      Publications.       [Manchester,] 

1867-79.  24  v.  4°  and  f°. 

Nnmely.  1867-68.  No.  1.  Heywood,  J.  Proverbs 
and  epigrams.  1562.  2-4.  Taylor,  J.,  the  water  poet. 
Works  comprised  in  the  folio  ed.  of  1630.  5  wanting. 
1869-70.  6.  Watson,  T.  The  ' E^aTo/un-aSia ;  or, 
Passionate  centurie  of  love;  repr.  from  orig.  ed.  of  1581. 
7,  14.  19,  21,  25.  Taylor,  J.  Works  not  included  in 
the  folio  vol.  of  1630.  5  v.  1870-71.  8.  Robinson,  C. 
liandefull  of  pleasant  delites;  repr.  from  orig.  ed.  of 
1584.  9-11.  Wither,  G.  Juvenilia;  poems  contained 
in  the  colls,  of  his  Juvenilia  [of]  10'J6  and  16U3.  3  v. 
1871-72.  12,  13,  16,  18,  22,  24.  Wither,  G.  Miscella 
neous  works.  6  v.  1872-73.  14.  See.  7.  1873-74.  15. 
Kendall,'!'.  Flowers  of  epigrammcs;  repr.  from  orig. 
ed.  of  1577.  16.  See  12.  1874-75.  17.  Boenham,  J. 
Belvedere;  or,  The  garden  of  the  muses;  repr.  from  the 
orig.  ed.  of  1000.  18.  See  12.  1875-76.  19.  See  7. 
20.  Churchyard,  T.  The  worthines  of  \Vales;  repr. 

356.     (12.  11.  80.) 


from  the  edV  or  lafffT  1876-77.    21.    Kre  7.    22.     See 
12.    1877-78.    23.  Rous,  F.     Thule ;  or,  Vertues  historic. 
24.     See  12.    25.    See  7.    1878-79.    26,  27.     Halelviah, 
or  Britan's  second  remembrancer,  1641.  2  v. 
Spera,   Francisco.      MF.I.ANCHTIION,  P.      Historia   de  F. 

Spera.     (In  his  Opera,  v.  20.  1854.) 
Speranda,  St.,  abbutitsa  Citujnli.  VITA  S.  Sperandso.    (In 

Acta  sanct.,  v.  43.  1868.) 
Speranski,  Michel,  comtf.    SAINT-REX^  TAILLANDIER,  E. 

G.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  oct.  1856.) 
Speratus,  Julius.      Elegia  de   laude  philomclas.    (In   Le- 

maire.     Poet,  mi n.,  v.  7.  1826.) 
Sperelli,  Bperello.    VINCIOLI,  G.    Vita  di  S.  S.    (In  Greg- 

cimbeni,  G.  M.   Vitedegli  Arcadi  illustri,  v.3.  1714.) 
Spergs,   Joseph  de.     Tyrolis   pars  merldionalis.     Vienna, 

1762.     (E66) 
Sperling,  Otto.    Ue  crepidis  veterum.    (In  Gronovius,  J. 

Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  9.  1701.) 

Sperm.    BURNETT,  W.  I.     Origin  of  the  spermatic  parti 
cles  among  the  four  classes  of  vertelirated  animals. 

(In  Amer.  Acad.     Mem.,  n.  s.,  v.  5.  1855.) 
Spermatocele.    OOOPKR,  Sir  A.    Spermatocele  or  varico- 

eele  of   the  spermatic   cord.      (In    Dungliaon,    R. 

Med.  and  surg.  monog.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

Spermatorrhea.     COUKTKNAY,  F.  B.    Certain  forms 
of  sexual  hypochondriasis  peculiar  to   man. 
6th  ed.     London,  1865.  16°. 
—  LALLEMAND,  C.  F.     Des  pertes   seminales   in- 

voluntaires.     Paris,  1836.  8°. 
Speroni,   Sperone.     Opere  tratte  da'  mss.  originali. 

Venezia,  1740.  5  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  DiaJogi.  Amore.  —  Dignita  dclle 
donne.  —  Tempo  del  partorire.  —  Cura  della  famiglia.  — 
Usura.  —  Discordia.  —  Delle  lingue.  —  Rettorica.  — 
Catajo.  —  Panico  e  Bichi.  —  Apologia  dei  dialog!. 

2.  Dialoyi.    Vita  attiva  e  contemplativa.  —  Giudicio 
di  Senofonte.  —  Sopra  Virgilio.  —  Istoria.  —  In  lode 
delle  donne.  —  La  fortuna.  —  Istoria.  —  Morte.  —  Sopra 
Virgilio.  —  Amicizia.  —  Discorsi.     Precedenza  de'  prin- 
cipi.  —  Milizia.  —  In  lode  della  terra.  —  Del  lattare  i  fig- 
liuoli  delle  madri.  —  Modo  di  studiare.  —  Sopra  le  sen- 
tenze  'Ne  quid  nimis'  e  'Nosce  te  ipsum'.  —  Amor  di  se 
stesso. 

3.  Orazioni.    Al  re  di  Spagna.  —  Al  red!  Navarra. 

—  In  morte  della  duchcssa  di  Urbino.  —  A.  L.  Moccnigo. 

—  In  morte  del  Card.  Bembo.  —  A.  J.  Cornaro.  —  A.  G. 
Cornaro.  —  Contra  le  eortigiane.  —  Contra  Barbarossa. 

—  Agli  accademici  Infiammati.  —  Supjilii-he.      Per  la 
riforma  de'  monasterii.  —  Per  1'arca  del  Santo.  —  Per 
una  monaca.  —  Per  il  marchese  Malespina.   —  Ringra- 
ziamento  alia  Signoria.  —  /Msrorsi.     Rcformnzioni  dell' 
anno.  —  Vita  solitaria.  —  Della  fortuna.  —  Dell'  ajutarsi 
con  la  morte  de'  banditi.  —  Dell'  arte,  della  natura,  e  di 
Dio.  —  Anima  umana.  —  Del  morir  volentieri.  —  Dell' 
onore,  utile,  e  tin  dell'  uomo.  —  Contra  il  duello.  —  So 
pra  le  virtu.  —  Delli  affetti.  —  Dei  lodatori.  —  Morte.  — 
Calunnia.  —  Contra  la  sobrieta.  —  Per  la  sobrieta.  —  ]F- 
toria  di   Senofonte.  —  Sopra   Dionisio  Aliearnasseo.  — 
Del  dose  viniziano.  —  In  lode  della  pittura.  —  In  lode 
della  stampa.  —  Circa  un  codicillo.  —  Circa  il  fare  ui.' 
accademia.  —  Consolazione  al  duca  di  Urbino  in  morte 
di  D.  Virginia.  —  A.  A.  Bolognetti.  —  Per  una  giostra. 

—  Spiegazione  del  Pater  nostcr.  —  Parafrasi  del  Pater 
noster.  —  Creazione  di  Adaino.  —  Del  far  elemosina  in 
chiesa.  —  Agli  Ebrei. 

4.  Tragedia  secondo  1'ed.  del  Valgrisio.  —  Giudicio 
sopra  la  tragedia  di  Canace  e  Macareo.  —  Apologia  con 
tra  il  giudicio  della  Canace.  —  Sommarii  e  fragment!  di 
lezioni  in  difesa  della  Canace.  —  Chi  sia  1'autore  dell1 
invettiva.  —  Risposta  di  F.  Paciotto.  —  Discorso  di  F. 
Summo.  —  Jo.  Baptlstae  Gyraldi  epistola.  —  Tragedia 
riformata.  —  Sopra  Roma  a  Papa  Pio  iv.  —  Alia  gran 
duchessa  di  Toscana  B.  Cappcllo.  —  An  Seigneur  P.  de 
Ronsard.  —  Alia  contessa  Tiene.  —  Egloga.  —  Madri- 
gali.  —  Sonetti.  —  Stanze.  —  II  miserere.   —  Principio 
del  libro  n  dell'  Eneida.  —  Commedia.  —  Favole.  —  Dls- 
corsi  sopra  Virgilio. 

5.  Vita  dell'  atitore.  —  Lettcre.  —  Lettere  a  Speroni. 

—  Trattattlli.    Della  virtu.  —  Dello  intelletto  umano.  — 
Della  sapienza  dell'  uomo.  —  Del  parlar  dell'  uomo.  — 
De'  sensi.  —  Della  beatitudine  umana.  —Circa  il  lettore. 

—  Delle  forme  e  qualita  nostre  inferior!.  —  Del  luogo 
naturale  dell'  acqua.  —  Circa  le  quulita  dell'  amico.  — 
Del  ritornare  alia  citta.   —  Delle  corte.   —  Della   vita 
attiva.  —  Contra  Socrate.  —  Contra  il  giudicar  per  easi 
sequiti.   —   Per    le    leggi    contra    la    ragione.   —   Circa 
1'accusare  e  difcndere.  —  Contra  1'artiticio   dell'  avoga- 
dore.    —    Del    giudicar    per    case    sequita.    —    Per    il 
figlio  contra  il  padre.  —  Dell'  arti  liberal!.  —  Circa  le 
virtu  del  cuoco.  —  Della  consolazione.  —  In  difesa  dei 
Sofisti.  —  Della  milizia.  —  Del  duello.  —  Delia  pace.  — 


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SPINE 


Del  rimaritarsi.  —  Del  bordello.  —  Del  libero  arbitrio. 

—  Del  giuoco.  —  Del  contingente.  —  Sopra  una  sentenza 
d'un  Papa.  —  Delle  matematice.  —  Di  che  si  dcbba  scri- 
vere  in  lingua  volgare.  —  Dei  Luterani.  —  In  Genesin. — 
Di  alcune  parole  dette  da  Dio.  —  In  Matthaeum.  —  In 
Marcum.  —  In  Lucam.  —  In  actus  apostolorum.  —  Delia 
confessione.   —  Delia  penitenza.    —    Delia  venuta  de' 
Magi.   —  Sopra  Dante.  —  Sopra  1'Ariosto.  —  De'  ro- 
manzi.   —  Delia  poesia.  —  Argomento   di   un    poema 
eroico.  —  Int.  all'  igtoria.  —  Contra  il  Guicciardini.  — 
Dell'  arte  oratorla.  —  Del  genere  giudiciale.  —  Del  gen- 
ere  demonstrative :  sopra  il  lib.  2.  della  Rett.  d' Aristot- 
ile.  —  Delia  narrazione  oratoria  ed  istorica.  —  Delia  im- 
itazione.  —  In  difesa  della  casa  del  Petrarca.  —  In  difesa 
di   P.   Conti.   —   Per  il  meuesirno.  —  Testamento.  — 
Iscrizione. 

—  La  Canace.    (In  Teatro  ital.  ant.,  v.  4.  1809.) 

—  Egloga.     (In  Ferrario,  G.     Poesie  pastoral!.  1808.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  39.  1738.) 
Speusippus.    Fragm.     (In  Bergk,  T.     Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 
Speyer.     Annales   Bpirenses,   920-1272.     (In  Pertz,    G.   H. 

Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  17.  1861.) 

Sphaerus  Booporanu*.  Fragm.  (In  Mueller,  C.  Fr.  hist. 
Gr.,  v.  3.  1849.) 

Spheres.    DONKIN,  B.      Description   of   Guy's  method  of 
giving  a  true  spherical  figure  to  balls  of  hard  sub 
stances.     (In   Inst.  of  Civil   Engin.      Trans.,  v.  2. 
1842.) 
See  also  Planispheres. 

Spherics.  SACRO  BUSTO,  J.  de.  De  sphaera  cum 
E.  Vineti  Santonis  scholiis ;  adj.  Compend. 
in  sphaeram  per  P.  Yalerianum,  et  P.  Nona 
de  climatibus.  Parisiis,  1577.  8°. 

—  STIEK,  J.     Praecepta  doctrinac  logicae  et  sphae- 

ricse.    [1628.]      Ed.  7a.     Londini,    1671.  4°. 

—  TOKRICELLI,  E.     De  sphaera   et   solidis  sphae- 

ralibus.     Florentine,  1644.  4°. 

—  WARD,  J.     Doctrine   of  the   sphere;  spherical  trigo 

nometry.     (In  his  Posthumous  works.  1730.) 

—  KELLY,  P.      Practical  introd.  to  spherics   and 

nautical  astronomy.  [1796.]  2d  ed.    London, 
1801.  8°. 
Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1822.  8°. 

—  HORSLEV,  8.     Sphaerieorum  liber  singularis  ex   primo 

fere  et  secundo  spheericorum.  (In  his  Kuelids.  1803.) 

—  CRESSWELL,  D.    Treatises  on  spherics.    Camb., 

1816.  8°. 
Sphinx  vespiformis    (of  Linnaeus).       NEWMAN,  E. 

An  essay.     London,  1832.  8°. 

Sphygamometer.     HERISSON,  J.      Memoir  on  the 
S.;  tr.  by  E.  S.  Blundell.     Lond.,  1835.  8°. 
Spice  Islands.    See  Mollucas. 
Spiced  slaw.    See  Delchamps,  J.  J. 
Spicer,  Henry.     Sights  and  sounds ;    a  history    of 
American   spirit    manifestations.      London, 
1853.   8°. 
Spicer,  Tobias.     Vindication   of  the  character    of  Paul. 

N.  Y.,  1821.  8°.     (B  1359) 
Spiders.    See  Arachnidae ;  —  Tarantula. 
Spiegel,  Adrian.     Opera;    ex  recens.  J.  A.  vander 

Linden.  Amst.,  1645.  2  v.  f°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Spiegel,  A.  De  fabrica  humani 
corporis.  —  Casserius,  J.  Tabulas  anatornicse,  cum  Dan. 
Bucretii  supplcmento.  —  Spiegel,  A.  De  formato  fceti, 
liber  singularis.  —  Casserius,  J.  Tabulas  dc  formato 
foeta.  —  Asellius,  G.  De  lactibus  sive  lacteis  venis  diss. 

—  Harvey,  \V.    De  motu  cordis  et  sanguinis  in  animal- 
ibns  exercitatio.  —  Walaeus,  J.     Epistolse  du;e  de  motu 
chyli  et  sanguinis.      2.     Spiegel,   A.    De  Bemitertiana ; 

—  De  arthritide ;  —  De  lumbrico  lato ;  —  Isagoges  in  rcm ' 
herbariam  lib.  n  ; — Epistolae  :  An  animal  sine  corde  vivere 
possit;  An  cor  Germanic!  Caesaris  eremari  nou  potuerit, 
et  cur  morbus  cardiaco  et  veneno  interempti  signa;  In- 
certo  temporc  partus.  —  Linden,  J.  A.  van  der.     De 
monstrosis  vermibus. 

Spiegel,  Friedrich.  Commentar  iiber  das  Avesta. 
\Vien,  1864-68.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.      Vol.    1.      Der  Vendidad.     2.     Vis- 
percd,  Ya<;na,  u.  das  Avesta. 

—  Various   articles.]      (In    Zeitschr.   d.  D.  morg.  Ges.. 

1849-78.) 

Spiegel,  Der,  oder:  Lass  das  bleiben ;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue 
(In  his  Theater,  v.  37.  1841.) 


Spiegelritter,  Der;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.    (In  his  Theater, 

v.  3.  1840.) 

Spielberg.     See  Andryane,  A.;—  Pellico,  S. 
Spieler,  Der;  von  A.  W.  Iffland.    (In  his  Theat.  "Werke, 

v.  4.  1859.) 
Spielhagen,    Friedrich.        Hammer   and    anvil;    a 

novel ;  [tr.]  by  W.  H.  Browne.    N.  Y.,  1870. 

12°. 

—  The  Hohensteins ;  a  novel ;   [tr.]  by  Schele  de 

Vere.     N.Y.,  1870.  12°. 

—  Problematic  characters  ;  a  novel ;  [tr.]  by  Schele 

de  Vere.     N.  Y.,  1869.  8°. 

—  Through  night  to  light ;  a  novel ;  [tr.]  by  Schele 

de  Vere.     N.  Y.,  1870.  12°. 

Spielmann,  Jakob  Reinbold.  VICQ  D'AZYR,  F.  Eloge  de 
S.  (In  his  CEuvres,  v.  2.  1865.) 

Spiers,  Alexander.  Spiers  and  Surenne's  French 
Eng.  [and  English  and  French]  pron.  dic 
tionary  ;  rev.  by  G.  P.  Quackenbos.  N.  Y., 
1864.  8°. 

Spiers,  R.  Phene.  Architectural  remains  of  Palestine. 
(In  Morrison,  W.  Recovery  of  Jerusalem.  1870.) 

Spiker,  Samuel  Heinrich.  Travels  through  Eng 
land,  Wales,  and  Scotland,  1816.  London, 
1820.  2v.  12°. 

Spilbergen,  Joris  van.  Historiael  journael  van  de  voya- 
gie  ghedaen  met  drie  schepen  naer  d'Oost-Indien, 
1601-04.  (In  Commelin,  I.  Begin,  v.  1.  1646.)  — 
Ilistorische  journael  vande  voyagie  ghedaen  met  Res 
echepen  door  de  Strate  Magallanes  naer  de  Mo- 
lucques;  als  mede  de  Australische  nav;\gatie,  ont- 
deckt  door  J.  Le  Maire,  1615-17.  (In  v.  2.  1840.) 

—  Eng.    Voyage   of   G.  Spilbergen   by   the   Magellane 

Straits,  and  South  Sea  unto  the  East  Indies,    etc.; 

gathered  out  of  the  Latin  journall.     (In  Purchas,  S. 

Pilgi-imes,  v.  1.  1625.) 

Note.  For  other  accounts  of  the  same  voy.,  see 
Burney,  J.  Discov.  in  the  South  Sea,  v.  2.  1800;  — 
Callander,  J.  Terra  Australis  coguita,  v.  2.  1768;  — 
Harris,  J.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1705;  —  Moore,  J.  H. 
New  col.,  v.  1;  —  anil,  Germ.,  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  8, 
12.  1751.  54. 

Spilsbury,  Francis  B.  Picturesque  scenery  in  the 
Holy  Land  and  Syria.  London,  1803.  f°. 

Spilsbury,  Wm.  Ilolden.  Lincoln's  inn  ;  its  build 
ings,  with  an  account  of  the  library.  Lon 
don,  1850.  16". 

Spina,  Alessandro  della,  Dominican.  FABRONI,  A.  (In 
/iis  Mem.  di  Pisani,  v.  2.  1791.) 

Spina,  Bartolommeo  della,  Dominic n  11 .  FABHONI,  A.  (In 
his  Mem.  di  Pisani,  v.  3.  1792.) 

Spina,  La;  commcdia.     See  Salviati,  L. 

Spinckes,  Nathaniel.  Of  trust  in  God;  sermon. 
London,  1696.  12°. 

Spindler,  Carl.  The  invalide;  a  romance;  tr.  by 
G.  C.  Hebbe  and  J.  Mackay.  Lond.,  1845.  8°. 

—  Meister  Kleiderleib.     Stuttgart,  1855.  2  v.    16°. 

—  Vergissmeinnicht ;     Taschenbuch.       or    Band. 

Stuttg.  u.  N.  Y.,  [18—].  16°. 

Contents.    Der  Selave  C'iisar  uud  seine  Familie. 
—  Flammen  unter  Schnee. 

Spine.  APPLETON,  N.  W.  Account  of  successful 
treatment  of  paralysis  of  the  lower  limbs  occasioned 
by  curvature  of  the  spine.  [1786.]  (In  Mass.  Med. 
Soc.  Med.  eoram.,  v.  1.  1808.) 

-  EARLE,    Sir  J.     Cure    of  curved  spine.     Lon 
don,  1803.  8°. 

—  COPELAND,   T.       Symptoms  and  treatment  of 

diseased  spine.     London,  1815.  8°. 

—  WILSON,  J.      Incurvations  of  the  spine,  arising  from 

the  softness  of  the  bones.     London,  1821.  8°.    (B827, 
829) 

—  SHAW,  J.     Nature  and  treatment  of  distortions 

[ot]  the  spine.  London,  1823.     8°,  Plates   f°. 

—  BAMPFIELD,  K.  W.    Curvatures  and  diseases  of 

the  spine.     London,  1824.  8°. 

—  BELL,  C.     Injuries  of  the  spine  and  thigh  bone. 

London,  1824.  4°. 

—  SHAW,   J.     Further  obs.  on   curvature   of  the 

spine.     London,  1825.  8°. 


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—  LACHAISE,   C.       Precis  physiologique   sur   les 

courburcs  de  la  colonne  vcrtebrale.  Paris, 
1827.  8". 

—  SHAW,    J.      Defects  of  the  spine,   chest,    and 

shoulders.     London,  1827.  8°. 

-  SHELDRAKE,  T.     Treatise  on  diseased  and  dis 

torted  spine.     London,  1827.  8°. 

—  ABERCROMBIE,  J.     Researches    on   diseases   of 

the  brain  and  spinal  chord.  London,  1829.  8°. 

—  DUFFIN,  E.  W.     Influence  of  physical  educa 

tion  in  producing  deformity  of  the  spine. 
London,  1829.  8°. 

—  BEALE,  L.  J.    Spinal  distortions.    (In  his  Treatise  on 

deformities.  1830.) 

—  BKOIHE,  sir  B.  C.    Injuries  of  the  spinal  chord.  1836. 

(Jn  hi*  Works,  v.  3.  1865;  —  and  in  Dunglison,  R. 
Med.  and  surg.  mon.,  v.  1.  1838.) 

-  OLLIVIER,   C.  P.      Traite  dcs   maladies  de   la 

moelle  epiniere.     Paris,  1837.  2  v.  8°. 

-  HARE,  S.     Practical  obs.  on  curvatures  of  the 

spine.  [1838.]     2d  ed.  enl.     Lond.,  1844.  8°. 

—  PARSONS,  U.     Spinal  diseases,  their  causes  and  treat 

ment.     Boston,  1843.  8°.    (B  1189) 

—  CHAIN,   E.     Remarks  on  diseases  of  the  spine;  with 

directions  for  his  spino-abdominal  supporter,  n.n.. 
1844.  8°.  (B  1553) 

—  BlOELOW,  H.  J.     Lateral  curvature  of  the  spine.     (In 

his  Manual.  1845.) 

—  CLEARTHEDUST,  J.  I).,  pseud.    Sir  B.  Brodie's  doings 

in  diseases  of  the  joints  and  spine.  London,  1852. 
8°.  (B  1551) 

—  BROWN,  B.     Case  of  disease  of  the  cervical  vertebrae. 

Boston,  1853.  8".    (B  1549) 

-  SCHROEUER  VAN  UER  KOLK,  J.  L.  K.     On  the 

spinal  cord  [1854-58]  ;  tr.by  W.  D.  Moore. 
London,  New  Sydenham  Soc.,  1859.  8°. 

—  BROCA,  P.     Proprietes  et  fontions  de  la  moelle  epin 

iere  ;  rapp.  sur  quelques  experiences  de  C.  E.  Bro  wn- 
Sequard.  Paris,  1855.  8°.  (B  1692) 

—  DEAN,  J.     Lumbar  enlargement  of  the  spinal  cord. 

(hi  Amer.  Acad.  Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  8.  1861.) 

—  SHAW,   A.    Injuries  of  the  back.      (In   Holmes,   T. 

tiyst.  of  surg.,  v.  2.  1861.)  —Diseases  of  the  spine. 
(In  v.  3.  1862.)  —  Lateral  distortion  of  the  spine. 
(In  v.  4.  1864.) 

—  ADAMS,    W.      Lectures   on   curvature   of   the 

spine.     London,  1865.  8°. 

See  also  Pott's  disease. 
Spinelli,  Joannes  Baptista.    CARACCIOLI,  T.    (In  Mura- 

tori,  L.   A.     Ker.  Ital.  scr.,v.  22.  1733;  — and    in 

Gravier,  C.     Kac.,  v.  6.  1769.) 
Spinello,   Francisco.    Ballata.    (In     Trucchi,  F.     Poesie 

Hal.,  v.  3.  1847.) 
Spinello,    Matteo.      Oiornale,    1247-68.     (In    Gravier,   C. 

Kaccolta,  v.  16.  1770.) 

—  Latin.     Ephemerides  Neapolitans,  1247-68.     (In  Mu- 

ratori,  L.  A.     Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  7.  1725.) 
Spineto,   — ,   marq.     Lecture  on  hieroglyphics  and 

Egyptian  antiquities.     London,  1829.  8°. 
Spinguard  (a  piece  of  ordnance).     OMODEI,  F.     Delle  spin- 
garde.     (Jn  Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci.   Mem.,  v.  30.  1826.) 
Spinning.     GRAY,  A.     Treatise   on    spinning  ma 
chinery.     Edin.,  1819.  8°. 

-  GUEST,  It.    British  cotton  manufactures ;  reply 

to  an  article  on  spinning  machinery.  Man 
chester,  1828.  8°. 

—  TREADWELL,  D.    Description  of  a  machine,  called  a 

gypsey,  for  spinning  hemp  and  flax.  (In  Amer. 
Acad.  Mem.,  n.  s.,  v.  1.  1833.) 

—  MIEKS,  J.    Machinery  for  spinning  hemp.     (In  Or. 

Brit.  Corps  of  Royal  Kngin.      Papers,  v.  3.  1842.) 

—  LA  FOL'DRE,  — .    Filature  de  colon.    (In  Turgan,  J. 

Les  grandes  usines  de  France,  v.  3.  1863.) 

—  ALCAN,  M.,  and  SIMON,  E.    Materiel  et  precedes  de  la 

filature.      (In   France.    Com.  Imp.  de  VExnos.   de 

1867.    Rapports,  v.  9.) 

See  also  Distaff. 
Spino,  Pietro.     Istoria  della  vita  e  fatti  di  B.  Col- 

leoni,  di  nuova  ristamp. ;  coll'   agg.  di  due 

orazioni  funebri.     Bergamo,  1732.  4°. 
Spiuola,    Agostino.     BARATTA,    A.     Elogio    di  8.     (In 

Grillo,  L.    Elogi,  v.  1.  1846.) 


Spinola,  Ambrogio.  BERTOLOTTO,  8.  Elogio  dl  S.  (In 
Grillo,  L.  Elogi,  v.  2.  1846.) 

—  CCST,  E.     (In  hi*  Lives  of  the  warriors  of  the  30  years' 

war,  pt.  1.  1865.) 
Spinola,  Fabio  Ambrogio.  MONTANARO,  P.  N.    Elogio  diS. 

(In  Grillo,   L.    Elogi,  v.  2.  1846.) 

Spinoza,  Beiiedictus  or  Baruch  de.  Opera  quae  su- 
persunt  omnia ;  ed.  C.  H.  Bruder.  Lips., 
1843-46.  3  v.  16°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  Principia  philosophise.  —  Cogitata 
metaphysics.  —  Ethicte.  2.  De  intellectus  emenda- 
tione.  —  Tractatus  politicus.  —  Epistolaj.  3.  Tracta- 
tus  thcologk'o-politicus.  —  Compendium  gramrnatices 
lingua;  Ilebraea;. 

-  Ad    Benedict!    de    S.    Opera    supplementum. 

Amst.,  1862.  16°. 

Contents.  Tractatus  de  Deo  et  homine.  —  Tractatulus 
de  iride.  —  Epistolae.  —  Vita  Spinozse. 

—  Ethics.     See,  above,  Opera,  and,  below,  WILLIS. 

-  Tractatus  theologico-politicus ;    a  critical  inq. 

into  the  hist.,   purpose,  and  authenticity  of 
the   Hebrew    Scriptures.     London,  1862.  8°. 

—  AUERBACH,  B.        Spinoza,    ein    Denkerleben. 

Neue  Aufl.     Mannheim,  1854.  16°. 
Same.    (In  his  Gesam.  Schriften,  v.  10,  11.  1858.) 

-  COLER,    J.      Life  of  S. ;  tr.  from  the  French. 

London,  1706.  18°. 

-  DAMIRON,  J.  P.    Memoire  sur  8.  et  sa  doctrine.    (In 

Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mor.    Mem.,  v.  4.  1844.) 

—  JACOBI,  F.  H.    Ueber  die  Lehre  des  S.,  in  Briefen  an 

M.  Mendelssohn.     (In  his  Werke,  4e  Bd.,  le  Abth. 
1819.) 

—  JARIGES,  —  de.    Examen  du  Spinozisme  et  des  objec 

tions  de  Mr.  Bayle  contre  ce  systeme.    (In  Berlin. 
Ak.  d.  Wiss.     Abb.,  1745,  46.) 

-  LEIBNITZ,  G.  W.  v.     Refutation  inedite  de  S. ; 

prec.  d'un  mem.  par  A.  Foucher  de  Careil. 
Paris,  1854.  16°. 

—  MORE,  H.    Epistola  quae  Tractatus  theol.  politic!  con- 

futationem   complectitur.     (In  his  Opera.  1679.) 

—  NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  his  Mem.,  v.  13. 1730;  and.  Germ.. 

v.  1.  1849.) 

—  RIPLEY,   G.    Views  of  the  opinions  of  8.,  etc.    (In 

his  Letters  on  the  latest  form  of  infidelity.  1840.) 

—  SIMON,  J.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin  1843.)  — 

SAISSET,  E.    (In  Jan.  1862.)  —  JANET,  P.    (In  iuil. 
1867.) 

—  THENDELENBURG,  F.  A.    Ueber  Spinoza's  Grundge- 

danken  und  dessen  Erfolg.    (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d  Wiss 
Abh.,  1849.) 

—  WILLIS,  R.      Spino/a ;    his  life,    corresp.,  and 

ethics.     London,  1870.  8°. 
Spintharus.    Fragm.    (In  Wagner,  F.  W.    Fragm.  Burin. 

1846.) 
Spirals.    HILL,  T.     Certain  spirals.     (In  Amer.  Assoc. 

Proc.,  v.  13.  1860.) 
Spire  or  Spires.    See  Speyer. 
Spirit.     CLAYTON,  R.,    Bp.    Essay  on  spirit;  the 

doctrine  of  the  Trinity  considered.       From 

the  Dublin  copy  with  add.    Lond.,  1751.  8°. 
Spirit  of  Buncle.    See  Buncle,  J. 
Spirit  of  contemporary  poetry.    No.  1:    Selections  from 

the  Sibylline  leaves  of  Coleridge.     Boston.  1827    8° 

(B941) 
Spirit  of  contradiction.    (In  Collection  of  most  esteemed 

farces,  v.  4.  1792.) 

Spirit   of    despotism;    [by  V.   Knox].      London, 
reprinted  Phila.,  1795.  12°. 

-  Same.    7th  ed.    London,  1821.  8°.    (B  1676) 
Spirit  of  missions.     Vol.  9  (imperfect),  11-14,  37 

38;    Jan.    1844  -  Dec.  1849;      Jan.    1872- 

July  1873  ;  ed.  for  the  Board  of  Missions  of 

the  Prot.  Episc.  Church.      N.  Y.,  1844-73 

7  v.  8°. 
Spirit  of  seventy-six;  Sept.  21,  1810  -  Sept.  14 

1811.     Wash.  City,  1810-11.  f°. 
Spirit  of  seventy-six ;    a  drama ;  [by  Mrs.  A.  W. 

Curtis].     Boston,  1868.  16°. 
Spirit  of  the  age ;  or,  Contemporary  portraits ;  [by 

W.  Hazlitt].     London,  1825.  8°. 
Spirit  of  the  age,  A  new.    See  Home,  R.  H. 


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Spirit  of  the  'Nation',  Amer.  cd.  of  the.    Boston,  1844.  12°. 

(D20) 
Spirit  of  tho  19th  century;  Feb.  1842;  vol.  1.  no.  2.    n  v  , 

[1842].  8°.    (B  1764) 
Spirit  of  the  Pilgrims.     Vol.  1-6  ;  Jan.  1828  -Dec. 

1838.     Boston,  1828-38.  6  v.  8°. 
-     Same.    Apr.  1830.    Vol.  3,  no.  4.     «.».,  [18301.  8°.    (B 

1723) 

Spirit  of  the  public  journals  for  1805.  Bait.,  1806. 
12°. 

Spirit  rapper,  The ;  by  O.  A.  Brownson.  Boston, 
1854.  12°. 

Spirit  work! ;  [ed.  by  La  Roy  Sunderland].  See  Spiritual 
philosopher. 

Spirito  di  contradizione,  Lo;  commedia.    See  Goldoni,  C. 

Spirits.  FARMER,  II.  Worship  of  human  spirits, 
in  the  nntient  heathen  nations,  proved.  Lon 
don,  1783.  8°. 

-  SHEDD,  W.      Letters   to   AV.  E.  Channing  on 

fallen  spirits.     Boston,  1828.  12°. 
—   SCHELLING,  F.  W.  J.vori,  d.  1854.     Ueber  den  Ziisnm- 

menhang  der  Natur   mil   der  Geisterwelt.    (In  his 

Sammt.  Werke,  Abth.  1,  Bd.  9.  1861.) 

See  also  Apparitions;  —  Demonology;  —  Spir 
itism. 

Spirit's  life,  The;  poem.    See  Palmer,  R.    (B  1123) 
Spirits  of    Wine.      HERMES     Trismegistus.      The 

booke  of  quinte  essence  or  the  fifth  being ; 

ed.  from  the  Sloane  ms.  73,  about  1460-70 

A.D.,  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.     London,  1866.  8°. 

(Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.,  v.  16.) 
Spiritism,  Spiritualism.     HOME,  D.  D.     Incidents 

in    my  life,    [1833-70].        N.  Y.,  1868-72. 

2  ser.  8°. 

—  DAVIS,  A.  J.    Philosophy  of  special  providences;  a 

vision.     Boston,  1850.  8°.    (E  187) 
Principles  of  nature,  her  divine  revelations, 

and  A  voice  to  mankind.     6th  ed.     N.  Y., 

1850.  8°. 
Philosophy  of  spiritual  intercourse.    N.  Y.,  1851.   8°. 

(E  187) 

-  BALLOU,  A.     Exposition  of  views  resp.   facts, 

etc.,    in    spiritual    manifestations.      Boston, 
1852.  12°. 

—  ELLIOTT,  C.   W.     Rochester  rappings.  —  Stratford 

mysteries.     (In  his  Mysteries.  1852.) 

—  GLEASON,   S.  W.     The  spirit  home.      Boston, 

1852.  12°. 

—  SAMSON,  G.  W.     'To  Daimonion' ;  or,  Spiritual 

medium  by  T.  Oldfield.     Boston,   1852.  12°. 

—  SIMMONS,  A.  E.     Communications  from  Daniel  Web 

ster  and  others.    Woodstock,  1852.  8°.    (B  1200) 

—  SNOW,  H.    Incidents  of  personal  experience.    Boston, 

1852.  8°.    (B  1200) 

—  ADAMS,  J.  S.     Answers  to  objections  against 
spiritual  intercourse.     N.  Y.,  1853.  12°. 

—  CLOSE,  F.    The  testers  tested  ;  table  moving,  etc.,  not 

diabolical.     London,  1853.  8°.    (B  1200) 

-  EDMONDS,  J.  W.,  and  DEXTER,  G.  T.     Spiritu 

alism  ;  app.  by  N.  P.   Tallmadge.      N.  Y 

1853.  2  v.  8°. 

—  PAGE,  C.  G.      Psychomancy;    spirit  rappings 

and  table  tippings  exposed.    N.  Y.,  1853.  12°. 

-  ROGERS,  E.  C.     Discussion  on  the  automatic 

powers  of  the  brain;    a  defence  against  C. 
Beecher.     Boston,  1853.  12°. 

Philosophy  of    mysterious  agents.      Boston, 

1853.  12°. 

-  SPICER,  H.     Sights  and  sounds  ;  [a]  history  of 

American  'spirit'  manifestations.      London, 
1853.   8°. 

—  SUNDERLAND,  L.    The  spiritual  world.    (In  his  Book 

of  human  nature.  1853.) 

—  FERGUSON,  J.   B.     Communications   from    the 

spirit-spheres.     Nashville,  1854.  8°. 

—  IIowiTT,  Miss  M.     Stories  of  spirit  rappings,  etc.    (In 

Ennemoser,  J.    History  of  magic,  v.  2.  1854.) 


—  LCNT,  W.  P.     Trial  of  the  spirits;  disc.,  Quincy,  June 

25.     Boston,  1854.  8°.    (B  12%,  E  280) 

-  MARSH,  L.     Apocatastasis ;  or,  Progress  back 

wards.     Burlington,  1854.  8°. 

-  LIXTON,  C.     Healing   of  the  nations;   with  an 

introd.  and  app.,  by  N.  P.  Tullmadge. 
X.  Y..  1855.  8°. 

—  M'lLVAINE,  J.  II.     Discourse  upon   .inc.  and  mod.  di 

vination.     Rochester,  1855.  16°.    (D  29) 

-  GORDON,  W.  11.     Three-fold  test  of  modern  S. 

^  N.  Y.,  1856.  12°. 

—  GASPAHIN,  A.  de.     Science  vs.  modern  S.;  tr. 

by  E.  W.  Robert ;  with  introd.  by  R.  Baird. 
N.  Y.,  1857.  2  v.  8°. 

—  GRIMES,  J.  S.     The  mysteries  of  human  nature 

explained  by  a  new  syst.  of  nervous  physiol.; 
added,  a  Review  of  the  errors  of  S.  Buffalo, 
1857.  12°. 

—  LOT/,   K.     So-called   table   tippines;   or,  Intercourse 

with  departed  spirits.    N.  Y.,  1857.  8°.    (B  1200) 

—  WILKINSON,  J.  J.  G.    Homoeopathic  principle  applied 

to  insanity;  a  proposal  to  treat  lunacy  by  S.  Bos 
ton,  1857.  8°.  (B  1568) 

—  WOODMAN,  J.  C.    Reply  toW.T.  DwightonS.    Port 

land,  1857.  8°.    (B  1200) 

—  BRITTAN,  S.  B.,  and  HANSON,  D.  D.     Oral  dis 

cussion  of  S.     N.  Y.,  1858.  8°. 

-  DAVIS,  A.  J.     History  and  philosophy  of  evil ; 

with  suggestions  for  more  ennobling  institu 
tions,  and  philosophical  systems  of  educa 
tion.  2d  ed.  Boston,  1858.  8°. 

-  HALI.OCK,   R.   T.    The   road   to   S.    N.  Y.,   1858.   8°. 

(B  1200) 

—  PEABODV.  A.  P.     Spiritualism;  sermon,  Portsmouth, 

N.  H.,  Jan.  31.     [Portsmouth,  1858.]  8°.  (B  1927) 

—  PUTNAM,   A.      Mesmerism,    spiritualism,   witchcraft, 

and  miracle.     Boston,  1S58.  8°.    (B  1200) 

—  TAPPAN,  C.  L.  V.    Discourse  on  faith,  hope,  and  love. 

N.  Y.,  1858.  8°.    (B  1200) 

Discourse  on  the   immutable  decree  of  God  and  free 

agency  of  man.    N.  Y.,  1858.  8°.    (B  1200) 

—  BROWN,  J.      Philosophy  of   spirits;    incl.    an 

explanation   of    the  phenomena    of    modern 
"    spirit-circles.     N.  Y.,  1862.  12". 

-  DE  MORGAN,  Mrs.  A.     From  matter  to  spirit ; 

with  a  preface  by  A.  De  Morgan.  London, 
1863.  8°. 

—  HALL,    T.    B.      Three    articles   on   modern  S. 

Boston,  1863.  12°. 

—  SAVF.NEY,  S.    Le  spiritisme  et  les  spiritcs.    (In  Revue 

d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.    1863.) 

-  BREVIOR,    T.     The  two  worlds ;    natural    and 

the  spiritual.     London,  [1865].  8°. 

-  BRAY,  C.     On  force,  etc.;  with  speculations  on 

S.     London,  [1866].   8°. 

-  TISSANDIER,  J.  B.     Des  sciences  occultes  et  du 

spiritisme.     Paris,  1866.    18°. 

—  ASHBURNER,  J.     Notes,  studies  in  the  philoso 

phy  of  spiritualism,  etc.     London,  1867.  16°. 

—  CHILD,  A.  B.     Christ  and  the  people.     Boston, 

1867.  16°. 

—  GUIZOT,   F.   P.   G.      Le  Christianismc   et  le  S.     (In 

Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.  1869.) 

—  HAMMOND,  W.  A.     Physics  and  physiology  of 

spiritualism.     N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

Note.    From  the  N.  Amer.  rev.,  Apr.  1870,  with 
add. 

—  OWEN,  R.  D.     The  debatable  land  between  this 

world  and  the  next.  N.  Y.,  1872  [1871]. 
12°. 

See  also  Camisards ;  —  New  Jerusalem,  Church  of 
the  ;  —  Occult  sciences ;  —  Shakers ;  —  also  Harris,  T. 
L.  An  epic  of  the  starry  heaven. 

Periodical. 

-  SPIRITUALIST  register ;  U.  Clark  ed.    Auburn, 

1857-61.  5  v.   16°. 


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Spiritual   body,  The;  an  attempt  to  remove  tlie  charge  of 

absurdity  from  the  doctrine  of  the  resurrection  ;  by 

the   author  of  'Simple    truth".      London,    1789.    8". 

(B  1371) 
Spiritual  despotism  ;  by  [I.  Taylor].     N.  Y.,  1835, 

12". 

Spiritual  improvement.     See  Palmer,  K. 
Spiritual  mirror,     See  Bauder,  1'. 
Spiritual   philosopher ;    [ed.  by   La  Roy  Sunder- 

laml ;]       July  1850  -  June    1851.      Boston, 

1850-51.  2  v.  4°. 

Note.     Vol.  2  has  the  title  'Spirit  world'. 
Spiritualist  register.     Auburn,    1857-61.  5  v.  16°. 

Note.    For  1857  'by  Mr.  and  Mrs.  U.  Clark'. 
Spiritual  temptations,    n.t.p.     12°.    (C  246) 
Spiritual  treasury.     Sff  Mason,  \V. 
Spiritual  wives.     See  Dixon,  W.  II. 
Spiritualism.     See  Spiritism. 
Spirituous  liquors.     See  Temperance. 
Spitalfields    weaver;    a   burletta,    by   T.   II.   Bayly.      (In 

Webster,  15.     Acting  nat.  dr.,  v.  3.) 
Spitalieri  di  Cessole,  Giuseppe  Anselmo  llarione.     Notizie 

»ul  monumento  dei  trofee  d' Augusto  di  Torbia  e 

sulla  via  Giulia  Augusta.      (In   Turin.  Ac.  d.  Sci. 

Mem.,  ser.  2,  v.  5.  1843.) 
Spitfire,  The;  a  farce,  by  J.  M.  Morton.     (In  Webster,  B. 

Acting  nat.  dr.,  v.  2.) 
Spithead.      HISTORY  of    the  mutiny  at   Spithead, 

etc.     London,  1842.   12°.      (Fam.  lib.,  v.  80.) 
Spittler,  Ludwig  Timotheus,  Frtiherr  von.      De  origine  et 

incrementis  urbium    Germaniaj.      (In   Goettingen. 

Ges.  d.  Wiss.     Comm.,  1787-88.) 

-  HEEKEN,  A.  II.  L.    (In  Ms  Hist.  Werke,  v.  6.  1823.) 
Spitzbergen.     NARRATIVE   of  a  voyage  to    Spits 
bergen  in  1613;  with  an  introduction  and  notes  by 
B.  K.  Haven.     (In  Amer.  Antiq.  Soc.    Archaeologia 
Amer.,  v.  4.  1860.) 

-  KINGSLKY.H.  [1633-1749.1    (In  his  Tales  of  old  travel. 

1869.) 

-  TRI.'E  and    fhort   account  of  forty-two   persons   who 

perished  by  shipwreck  near  Spitzbergen,  1646.  (In 
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-  Same,  abridged.     (In  Harris,  J.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2. 

1705;  —  Smollett,  T.  Compendium,  v.  4.  1766;  — 
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—  MARTENS,  F.     Journal  d'unc  voyage  au  Spitzbergen, 

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Eng.    Voyage  to  Spitzbergen.    (In  White,  A.    Col. 

of  doc.  on  Spitzbergen.  1855.) 

—  LE  ROY,  P.  L.    Narrative  of  four  sailors  who  were 

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(In  Pinkerton,  J.  Col.,  v.  1.  1808.) 

—  BACKSTHOM,  C.    Voyage  to  Spitzbergen,  1780.     (In 

Pinkerton,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  1.  1808.) 

-  MARTINS,  C.      Du  S.  au  Sahara,    [1838-63]. 

Paris,  1866.  8°. 

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Scandinavie,  au  Spitzberg,  etc.,  sur  la  cor 
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—  MARMIER,  X.     Expedition  de  la  Recherche  nu  Spitz- 

berg.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  nov.,  dec.  1838, 
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—  BIARD,  Mme.  L.  d'A.  Voyage  d'une  femme  au 

Spitzberg.     Paris,  1854.   12°. 

-  BLACKWOOD,  F.  T.  II.,  Baron   Duferin.   1866.      (In 

his  Letters  from  high  latitudes.  1857.) 

See    also  Arctic  regions ;    —   Greenland ;   — 
Iceland. 
Spitzka,  Johann.     Uebersichtliche  Darstellung  der 

unter  dem  Titel  'Reise  der  Novara*  erschien- 

encn  Publicationen.     Wien,  1877.  4°. 
Spitzner,  Ernst  Franz    Heinrich.       Elements    of 

Greek  prosody  ;  tr.     London,  1831.  8°. 
Spix,  Johann  Baptist  v.,  and  Martius,  C.  F.  P.  v. 

Travels  in  Brazil,  1817-20.     London,  1824. 

2  v.  8°. 
Spizel,  Gottlieb  (Lot.  Theophilus).     De  re  literaria 

Sinensium.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1660.    12°. 

—  Elogium  T.  Lansii.     (In  Schelhorn,  J.  G.       Amocn. 

lit.,  v.  6.  1727.)  —  Epistolaj  ad  1".  J.  Spenerum.  (In 
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—  NICEKON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  35.  1736.) 


Spleen.  DKELINCOURT,  C.  Diss.  anatom.  pract. 
de  lienosis.  Lugd.  Bat.,  1711.  12°. 

-  GRAY,  H.      Structure  and  use  of  the  spleen. 

London,  1854.  8°. 

Spleen,   The;  or,  Islington-Spa;  a  comic  piece,  by  G.  Col- 
man.     (In  his  Dramatic  works,  v.  4.  1777.) 
Splendeura   et  miseres  des  courtisanes,   etc.,  [par] 

H.  de  Balzac.     Paris,  1865.  16°. 
Spoerer,  J.     Zur  historischen  '  Erdkunde.    (In  Behm,  E. 

Geogr.  Jahrb.,  v.  3,  4.  1870-72.) 

Spoeri,  Felix  Christian.  Americanische  Reiss- 
Beschreibung  nach  den  Caribes  Insslen  und 
New  Engelland;  [mitj  Africanische  Reiss- 
beschreibuns  in  die  Landschaft  Fetu,  aus 
der  guineischen  Gold  Ciist  gelegen.  Zurich, 
1677.  12°. 

Note.    The  Africanische  Reissbeschreibung  has  con 
tinuous  pagination  but  separate  title-page. 
Spofford,  Ainsworth  Rand.     Public   libraries   of  the  IT.  8. 

(In  Amer.  Soc.  Sci.  Assoc.     Trans.,  no.  2.  1870.) 
Spofford,  Mrs.  Harriet  Elizabeth  (Prescott).     The 
amber  gods  and  other  stories.  Bost.,  1863. 12°. 
Contents.    The  amber  gods.  —  In  a  cellar.  —  Knitting 
sale  socks.  —  Circumstance.  —  Desert  sands.  —  Midsum 
mer  and  May.  —  The  south  breaker. 

Note.    From  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  5.  1860. 

-  Azarian;  an  episode.     Boston,  1864.  16°. 

-  New  England  legends.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

Contents.  True  account  of  Capt.  Kidd.  —  Charles- 
town.  —  Salem.  —  Newburyport.  —  Dover.  —  Ports 
mouth. 

-  Sir  Rohan's  ghost.     Boston,  1860.    8°. 
Spofford,  Jeremiah.      Gazetteer  of  Massachusetts. 

Newburyport,  1828.  12°. 

—  Case  of  hydrocepbalus.    (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.    Med. 

comm.,  v.  5.  1836.) 

Spofford,  Mrs.  Luke  A.  The  ten  commandments  ex 
plained  and  enforced,  in  the  form  of  question 
and  answer.  Boston,  1831.  18°. 

Spohr,  Ludwig.  Autobiography  ;  tr.  from  the  Ger 
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—  As  pants  the  hart;  arranged  from  the  Crucifixion,  by 

J.  Stimpson.  —  Blessed  are  the  dead.    (In  Dwight, 

J.  S.    Journal  of  music.  1860.) 

Spoiled  child,  The;  a  farce.    (In  London  stage,  v.  4.) 
Spokan  tribe.     KIP,  L.     (In  his  Army  life.  1859.) 
Spoleto.     MAP.    Amst.,  [17—].     (E  60) 
Spon,  Charles.    NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  2.  1727: 

and,  Germ.,  v.  3.  1750.) 
Spon,  Jacques.    Histoire  de  Geneve.    Geneve,  1730. 

2  v.  4°. 

—  Miscellanea  eruditae  antiquitatis.   Lugd.,  1685. 

f°. 

—  Notre  ad  marmor  Oxoniensc  LXXXVI.    (In  Maittaire, 

M.     Marm.  Arund.   1732.) 

—  Supplementum  ad  J.  Meursii  De  populis  Attica).    (In 

Gronovius,  J.  Thes.  antiq.  Or.,  v.  4.  1699.)  —  Igno- 
torum  quorundam  Deorum  arse,  notis  illustratao.  (In 
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—  and  Wheler,  G.    Voyage  d'ltalie,  de  Dalmatic, 

deGrece,  et  du  Levant,  1675,  76.     La  Haye, 

1724.  2  v.  12°. 
Spondanus,  Henry.     NICERON,  J.  P.    (In  his  Mem.,  v.  11. 

1730;  and,  Germ.,  v.  8.  1753.) 
Spondylitis.     See  Pott's  disease. 
Sponge.    CLARK,  H.  J.    Affinities  of  sponges.    (In  Boston 

Soc.  of  Nat.  Hist.    Mem.,  v.  1.  1866-69.) 

See  alto  Zoophytes. 

Spontaneous  generation.  SPENCER,  II.  Sponta 
neous  generation  and  the  hypothesis  of 

physiological  units.     N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
Spoon,  The.  WESTMAN,  II.  O.,  pseud.    Transactions 

of  the  Soc.  of  Lit.  and  Scientific  Chiffoniers : 

The  spoon.     N.Y.,  1844.  8°. 
Spooner,   Allen  Crocker.     Speech  before  the  Pilgrim  Sor, 

Plymouth,  Dec.  22, 1851.     Boston,  1852.  8°.     (B1571) 
Spooner,  Bathsheba,  and  others.    TRIAL.    (In  Chandler, 

P.  W.    Amer.  crim.  trials,  v.  2.  1844.) 
Spooner,  Ephraim,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1818.    See  Kendall, 

J.    (B320) 


SPOONER 


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Spooner,  Rev.  John  Jones.  Topographical  descr.  of  the 
country  of  Prince  George,  Va.,  1793.  (In  Mass. 
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Spooner,  Joshua,  funeral  sermon  on.  1778.  See  Fiske, 
N.  (C  8) 

Spooner,  Lysander.  Address  of  the  free  constitu 
tionalists  to  the  people  of  the  U.  S.  Boston,  1860. 
8°.  (B1481) 

—  Considerations    for     bankers    and  holders    of 

U.  S.  bonds.     Boston,  1864.  8°. 

—  Defence  for  fugitive  slaves  against  the  acts  of 

congress    of    Feb.    12,    1793,  and    Sept.  18. 
Boston,  1850.  8°. 

—  The  Deist's  immortality,  and  an  essay  on  man's  account 

ability  for  his  belief.     Boston,  1834.  8°.    (B  1360) 

—  Deist's  reply  to  the  alleged  supernatural  evidences  of 

Christianity.     Boston,  1836.  8°.    (B  1360) 

-  Essay  on  the  trial  by  jury.     Boston,  1852.  8°. 

—  Illegality  of  the  trial  of  J.  W.  Webster.     Boston,  1850. 

8°.    (B  1445) 

-  New  system  of  paper  currency.   Bost.,  1861.  8°. 

-  Unconstitutionally  of  slavery.   Pt.  1.   Boston, 

1845.  8°. 

—  Same.    Part  2.     Boston,  1847.  12°.    (C  261) 

—  Same.     Pt.  1,  2.     Boston,  1847.   12°. 

—  PHILLIPS,  W.     Review  of  L.  Spooner's  'Essay 

on  the  unconstitutionally  of  slavery'.     Bos 
ton,  1847.   8°. 

Spooner,  Shearjashub.  Biographical  and  critical 
dictionary  of  painters,  engravers,  sculptors, 
and  architects.  N.  Y.,  1853.  8°. 

—  Descriptions.     (In   Boydell,   J.  and  J.    Illustrations 

of  Shakspeare.  1852.) 
Spooner,  Thomas.     Short  account  of -the  itch;  or,  Treatise 

of  the  diseases  of  the  skin.     7th  ed.    London,  1732. 

8°.    (W45) 
Spooner,  Wm.,  A.  M.     Dissertatio   medica  inaug- 

uralis  de  ascite  abdominali.    Eclin.,  1785.  8°. 

—  Another  copy.     (B  1562) 

Spooner,  Wm.  Charles.  Veterinary  art.  (In  Smedley,  E., 
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Spooner,  Wm.  Jones.  Address,  Cambridge,  Phi  Beta 
Kappa,  Aug.  29.  Boston,  1822.  8°.  (B  573) 

—  Review  of   the   address  by  J.  Q.  Adams,  Washington, 

4th  July.     Boston,  1821.  8°.    (B  557) 

—  MEMOIR  of  S.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  2.  1825.) 
Sporades,  The.     LACROIX,  P.  L.     Histoire  et  description. 

(In  his  lies  de  la  Grece.  1853.     Univers.) 

Sports.  Bibliography. 

—  ENGELMANN,    W.    Bibliothek    der    Forst-  und 

Jagcl-Wissenschaft,  zuerst  hrsg.  von  Enslin. 
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History. 

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of  England,  from  the  earliest  period.   New  ed. 
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—  JAMES  I.    Declaration  cone,  lawful  sports  to  be  used, 

1618.     (In  Owen,  C.  Jure  divino.  1717.     B  602;  — 
and  in  Somers.  Col.  of  tracts,  v.  2.  1809.) 

General  and  miscellaneous  works. 

—  MINGUET  E  YROL,  P.     Enganos  a  ojos  vistas. 

Madrid,  1733.  16°. 

—  .ZEsop   (pseud.) .         Sporting   reminiscences  of 

Hampshire,  1745-1862.     London,   1864.  8°. 

—  BAHDSLEY,  S.  A.     Use  and  abuse  of  popular   sports 

and  exercises.    (In  Literary  and  Phil.  Soc.  of  Man 
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—  LLOYD,  L.     Field  sports  of  the  North  of  Eu 

rope.     London,  1830.  2  v.  8°. 

-  MAXWELL,  W.  H.     Wild  sports  of  the  West ; 

with    legendary  tales     and    local   sketches. 

London,  1832.  2  v.  8°. 

Same.     New  ed.     London,  1850.  16°. 

Field  book ;  or,  Sports  and  pastimes  of  the 

United  Kingdom.     London,  1833.  8°. 

—  ORACLE  of  rural  life ;  almanack  for  sportsmen, 

etc.     London,  1840.  12°. 


-  CARLETON,    J.     W.       Sporting     sketch-book. 

London,  1842.  8°. 

—  CHASSE,  La,  et  la  peche  en  Angleterre  et  sur  le 

continent ;    tr.  de   divers  ouvrages    anglais. 
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—  HERBERT,  H.  W.     Frank  Forester's  field  sports 

of  the   U.  S.  and  British   provinces.   [1849.] 
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—  MAXWELL,  W.  H.     Sports  and  adventures  in 

the   Highlands    and    islands    of     Scotland. 
London,  1853.  16°. 

-  LEWIS,    E.    J.       The    American     sportsman. 

Phila.,  1855.  8°. 

—  REVOIL,  B.  H.      Shooting  and  fishing   in  N. 

America  [1856];  tr.     London,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

—  WALSH,  J.  H.     Manual  of  British  rural  sports. 

London,  1856.  16°. 

—  CONWAY,  J.     Forays  among  salmon  and  deer. 

London,  1861.  8°. 

—  LAMONT,  J.     Seasons  with  the  sea-horses  ;  or, 

Sporting  adventures   in    the   northern   seas. 
London,  1861.  8°. 

—  KING,   "W.  11.      Sportsman  and   naturalist   in 

Canada.     London,  1866.  8°. 

—  ELLIOTT,  W.     South  Carolina  sports  by  land 

and  water.     London,  1867.   8°. 

—  LEVESON,  H.   A.     The    forest    and   the   field. 

2ded.     London,  1867.  8°. 

—  WHEELER,  C.  A.     Sportascrapiana.     London, 

1867.   8°. 

—  TROLLOFE,  A.      British    sports    and   pastimes. 

London,  1868.  8°. 

—  DEPPING,    G.      Merveilles    de   la   force   et   de 

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Eng.     Wonders  of  bodily  strength  and  skill ; 

tr.  and  enl.  by  C.  Russell.     Boston,   1871. 
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—  EGERTON,  T. ,  Earl  of  Wilton.     Sports  and  pur 

suits  of  the  Eng.,  as  bearing  upon  their  na 
tional  character.     2d  ed.     London,  1869.  8°. 

—  GILLMORE,  P.     Accessible  field  sports.      Lon 

don,  1869.  8°. 
Gun,  rod,  and  saddle.     London,  1869.  8°. 

—  HOOPER,  G.     Flood,  field,  and  forest ;  etchings 

by  C.  Boult.     London,  1869.  8°. 

Dictionaries,  etc. 

—  SPORTSMAN'S  dictionary  ;  or, Gentleman's  com 

panion  for  town  and  country.     4th  ed.  Lon 
don,  1792.  4° 

—  DICTIONNAIRE  do  toutesles  especesde  chasses.     (Vol. 

47  of  Encyc.  meth.  1795.) 

—  TAPLIN,  W.     Sporting  dictionary  and  rural  re 

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—  ELAINE,  D.  P.     Encyclopedia  of  rural  sports. 

London,  1840.  8°. 

See  also  Africa  ;  —  Amusements  ;  —  Archery  ;  —  Bull 
fights  ;  —  Chamois  hunting  ;  —  Fencing;  —   Fishing ; 

—  Game ;  —  Games  ;  —  Gymnastics  ;  —  Horse  racing  ; 

—  Hunting  ;  —  Pugilism  ;  —  Rowing ;  —  Shooting ;  — 
Training  ;  —  Yachting. 

Sportsman's  dictionary.  4th  ed.    London,  1792.  4°. 
Sposa  porsiana,  La;  commedia;    by  C.  Goldoni.     (In  hit 

Opere,  v.  9.  1789.) 
Sposa  sngace,    La;    commedia;   by  C.  Goldoni.     (In  hit 

Opere,  v.  27.  1791.) 
Spotorno,  Giovanni  Battista.     Codice  diplomatico 

colombo-americano.     Genova,  1823.  4°. 

—  Eng.      Memorials   of    Columbus.       London, 

1823.  8°. 

Contents.      Historical  memoir  of  C.  —  Letters, 
privileges,  notes,  and  other  writings  of  C. 


SPOTORNO 


2839 


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—  Elogio   di  C.  E.  Stale-no.     (In    Grille,   L.    Elogio   dl 

Lig.,  v.  1.   1846.) 
-  Storia  Icttcraria  dclla  Liguria.     Geneva,  1824- 

58.  5  v.  8°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1.  All'  anno  13CO.  2.  1300-1500. 
3,  4.  1000-1637.  5.  Autobiog.  dell'  autore.  —  1638- 
1825. 

—  Por.ci,  F.    Elogio   di   8.    (In    Grillo,   L.     Elogio  di 

Lig.,  v.  3.  1846.) 
Spotswood  family.     CAMPBELL,  C.     Genealogy  of 

the  S.  family.     Albany,  1868.  8°. 
Spotted  fever.     STRONG,  N.     Inaug.  diss.  on  pete- 

chial  or  spotted  fever.     Hartford,  1810.  8°.    (B  436, 

816,  835) 

—  NOHTH,  E.     Treatise  on  spotted  fever.     N.  Y., 

1811.  12°. 

—  WELSH,   T.,    and    others.      Report  on  spotted  fever. 

(In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.     Med.  com.,  v.  2.  1813.) 

—  HALE,    E.      History    and   description    of    the 

spotted  fever  at  Gardiner,  Me.,  1814.  Bos 
ton,  1818.  8°. 

-  WILSOX,    J.    C.       Nature    and    treatment   of 
spotted  fever.     London,  1817.  8°. 

—  SPOTTED      fever     or     cerebro-spinal     meningitis     in 

Mass. ;  report,  May  1866.  (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc. 
Pub.,  v.  2.  1867.) 

See  also  Typhus. 

Spottiswoode,  Gi-orge  Andrew.     Tour  in  Croatia  and  Hun 
gary.    (In  Galton,  F.    Vacation  tourist,  1860.) 
Spottiswoode,  Win.    A  tarantasse  journey  through 
Eastern  Itussia,  1856.     London,  1857.  8°. 

See  also  Royal  Geographical  Society;  ed.  by  S. 

Spottsylvania,  Vu.   UNITED  STATES.     Quartermaster  (Sen. 

Koll  of  honor,  n.     Names  of  soldiers  found  on  the 

battlefield  of  Spottsylvania,  Va.      Wash.,  1865.  8°. 

(B  1954) 

Sprague,   Mix*  A.  W.    I  still  live;  a  poem  for  the  times. 

Oswego,  1862.  16°.    (C  307) 
Sprague,  Amasa.     REPORT  of  the  trial  for  the  murder  of  8. 

A'ee  Gordon,  J.  a nd  W.    (B  1444) 
Sprague,  Charles.      Writings,  now  first  collected. 

Boston,  1841.  8°. 

Content*.  Curiosity  and  other  poems.  —  Oration, 
July  4,  1825.  —  Address  before  the  .Mass.  Soc.  for  the 
Suppression  of  Intemperance,  1827. 

—  Address  before  the  Mass.  Soc.  for  the  Suppression  of 

Intemperance,  May  31.  Boston,  1827.  8".  (B  565, 
1759,  1793) 

—  The  brothers.  —  The  Indians.     (In   Boston   book,  3d 

col.  1841.)  —  Charles  James;  poem.  —  Mount 
Auburn  ;  poem.  — My  little  daughter's  shoes;  poem. 
(Jn  1851.) 

—  Curiosity;    poem  at  Cambridge   before  the  *  B  K.  So 

ciety,  Aug.  27.     Boston,  1829.  8°.    (B  1234) 

—  Same.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1834.  8°.    (B  1878) 

—  Ode,  centennial  celebration  of  the  settlement  of  Bos 

ton,  Sept.  30.  Boston,  1830.  8°.  (B  1234,  1653, 
1755,  2010) 

—  Oration,  July  4.     Boston,  1825.  8°.     (6558,1353,1653) 

—  Prize  ode,  Shakspeare  jubilee,  Feb.  13.    [Boston,  1824.] 

8°.     (B  941) 

—  LoitiNG,  J.  8.     (In  hi*  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Sprague,  Isaac.      Genera  florae   America;  boreali- 

orientalis  illustrata ;  genera  of  the  plants  of 
the  U.  S.  illust. ;  with  disc,  by  A.  Gray. 
Boston,  1848.  2  v.  8". 

Sprague,  John,  Sh.  Mak.  Hist,  of  wars  In  the  Baptist 
Church  in  Maiden,  n.p.,  1812.  12°.  (B  658) 

Sprague,  John,  b.  1840.  KNAPF,  S.  L.  (In  Ms  Biog. 
sketches.  1821.) 

Sprague,  John  T.  Origin,  progress,  and  conclu 
sion  of  the  Florida  war.  N.  Y.,  1848.  8°. 

Sprague,  Joseph  E.  Address  before  the  Salem  Charitable 
Mechanics  Aesoc.,  July  4.  Balem,  1821.  8°.  (B  565) 

—  Eulogy  on  J.  Adams  and  T.  Jefterson.    Salem,  1826. 

8°.  (B  1206) 

—  Oration,  Salem,  July  4.     [Salem,]  1810.  8°.    (B415) 

—  Oration,  Salem,  July  5.     Salem,  1813.  8°.     (B  457) 
Sprague,    Peleg.     Address   before  the   Pilgrim   Society  of 

Plymouth,  Dec.  22,  1835.     Boston,  1836.  8°.     (B1571) 

—  Argument  before   comm.  of  the   legislature  upon  the 

mem.  of  H.  G.  Otis  and  others,  Feb.  Boston,  1839. 
8°.  (B1748) 

—  Eulogy   on  J.  Adams   and   T.  Jefl'erson.     Hallowell, 

1826.  8°.    (B  1206) 


—  Letters  from  8.  and  E.  Whittlesey ;  letters  to  the  chair 

man  of  the  judiciary  committee  of  Congress.  Bos 
ton,  1852.  8°.  (B  1450) 

—  Remarks  at  Faneuil  Hall  on  the  character  and  services 

of  W.  H.  Harrison.     Boston,  1839.  8°.    (B  1498) 

—  Speech,    arrangement  of  the  colonial   trade  with   Gr. 

Brit.     Wash.,  1832.  8°.    (B  1056) 

—  Speech  on   the  tarifl',  Mar.  22,  1832.    Wash.,  1832.  8°. 

(B1790) 

—  KNAPP,  S.-L.     (In  his  Biog.  sketches.  1821.) 
Sprague,  Preserved.    TRIAL,  of  S.    See  Shaw,  B.,  et  al. 

Sprague,  AVm.  Buell.  Address,  at  the  dedication 
of  the  Hinsdale  Academy,  Jan.  11.  Albany,  1849. 
8°.  (B1738) 

—  Address  before  the  literary  societies  of  Hamilton  Coll. 

July  24.     Albany,  1849.  8°.    (B  1539) 

—  Address   before  the  Literary  Soc.  of  Wesleyan  Univ., 

Middletown,  Conn..  July  31.  Albany,  1848.  8° 
(B  1738) 

—  Annals  of  the  American  pulpit.     N.Y.,  1857- 

69.  9  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1,  2.  Trinitarian  Congregational.  3, 
4.  Presbyterian.  5.  Episcopalian.  6.  Baptist.  7. 
Methodist.  8.  Unitarian.  9.  Lutheran.  —  Reformed 
Dutch.  —  Associate.  —  Associate  Reformed.  —  Reformed 
Presbyterian. 

—  Causes   of  an   unsuccessful   ministry;    two   sermons, 

Albany,  Aug.  30.    Albany,  1829.  8°.    (B  1302) 

—  Character   of   Christ;    sermon,    June   13.     Hartford, 

1827.  8°.    (W  12) 

—  Claims  of  past  and  future  generation  on  civil  rulers; 

sermon,  annual  election,  May  25.  Boston,  1825.  8°. 
(B  1153,  1238,  1830) 

—  Correspondence    [with]   E.  C.  Delavan.      n.t.p.     [Al 

bany,  1837.]  8°.    (B  1279) 

—  Discourse    [at    the   50th  anniv.]  of    Princeton 

Theological  Seminary.     Albany,  1862.  8°. 

—  Discourse  before  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Soc.  of  Bowdoin 

Coll.,  Sept.  5.    Albany,  1850.  8°.     (B  1539) 

—  Discourse   commemorative  of  Rev.  R.  Baird,  May  10. 

Albany,  1863.  8°.    (B  1540) 

—  Discourse  commem.  of  Rev.  S.  Miller,  Jan.  27.     Alba 

ny,  1850.  8".     (B  1539) 

—  Discourse  commem.  of  Rev.  T.  Chalmers,  D.D.,  June 

27.    Albany,  1847.  8".    (B  1210) 

—  Discourse    commemorative  of   the  late  A.   Spencer, 

Albany,  Apr.  20,  1848.    Albany,  1849.  8°.    (B  1738) 

—  Discourse,  Feb.  25,  1849.  completion  of  a  century  from 

the  organization  of  the  Cong.  Ch.  Andover,  Conn. 
Albany,  1849.  8°.  (B  1738) 

—  Discourse,  Mar.  17,  in    aid  of   the    Albany    Appren 

tices' Library.    Albany,  1833.  8°.    (B  1585) 

—  Discourse,  March   25,   1849,   Albany,  death   of  T.  8. 

Williams.     Albany,  1849.  8°.    (B  1738) 

—  Discourse    occasioned    by    the    death  of  S.    Wright. 

Albany,  1847.  8°.     (B  1228) 

—  Discourse,  Sept.  3,  before   Porter  Rhetorical  Soc.  in 

the  Theolog.  Seminary,  Andover.  Albany,  1850.  8". 
(B  1539) 

—  Glorifying  God  in  the  fires:  disc.,  Albany,  thanksgiv 

ing  day,  Nov.  28.     Albany,  1801.  8°.    (B  1592) 

—  The  Gospel  the  wisdom  of  God;  sermon,  Salem,  Feb. 

14,  ordination  of  J.  P.  Cleaveland.  Salem,  1827.  8°. 
(W  3) 

—  Intemperance  a  just  cause  for  alarm  and  exertion  ;  ser 

mon,  West  Springfield,  Apr.  5,  fast  day.  N.  Y., 
1827.  8°.  (B  1259,  1278,  W  3) 

—  Life  of  T.  D  wight.     (7;i  Sparks,  J.    Amer.  biog.,  v.  4. 

1845.) 

—  Oration  bef.  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Poc.  of  Harvard  Univ., 

July  17.     Albany,  1851.  8°.    (H  2) 

—  Religion  and  rank  ;   sermon,  Albany,  Feb.  3,  Sabbath 

[after]  the  funeral  of  the  Hon.  S.  Van  Rensselaer. 
Albany,  1839.  8°.  (B  1226) 

—  Sermon   addr.  to   the   2d   Presbyterian   congregation, 

Albany,  Mar.  4,  the  Sabbath  after  J.Cilleyhad  been 
shot  in  a  duel  with  W.  J.  Graves.  Albany,  1838.  8°. 
(B  1211,  1696) 

—  Sermon,  Albany,  Oct.  18,  Sunday  after  the  funeral  of 

J.  Kathbone;  with  obituary  notices.  Albany,  1863. 
8°.  (B  1540) 

—  Sermon,  anniversary  of  the  Amer.  Soc.  for  meliorating 

the  condition  of  the  Jews,  May  9.  N.  Y.,  1847.  8°. 
(B  1330) 

—  Sermon,  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Sept.  1,  Installation  of  J. 

Mann.     Albany,  1830.  8°.     (B  1322) 

—  Sermon,  Jan.  3,  interment  of  J.  Lathrop  in  W.  Spring 

field.     Hartford,  1821.  8°.    (B  283) 

—  Sermons;  mediation  of  Christ.    (In  National  preacher, 

v.  1.  1826.)  —  Sermon,  uses  and  abuses  of  money. 
(In  v.  22.  1848.) 


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SPRING 


Sprague   family.       SOULE,  R.      Memorial  of  the 

S.  family.     Boston,  1847.  12°. 
Spranger,  BartholomUus.    MICHIELS,  A.    (In  Gazette  des 

beaux-arts,  v.  25.  18(58.) 
Spranzi,  Marco.     Sestine  in  lode  dei  cani.     (In  Gamba,  B. 

Rac.  di  poesie  in  dial,  venez.  1845.) 
Sprat,  Thomas,  Bp.  of  Rochester.     History  of  the 

Royal  Society  of  London.     Loud.,  1667.  4°. 
-    Same.     2d  ed.  corr.     London,  1702.  4°. 

—  Observations  on  M.  de  Sorbiere's  'Voyage  into  Eng 

land,  1708'.    (In  Sorbiere,  S.    Voyage.  1709.) 

—  The  plague  of  Athens;  [in  verse],    London,  1676.  8°. 

(C  191) 

—  Poems.     (In  Anderson,  R.    Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1795;  — 

and  in  Chalmers,  A.    Eng.  poets,  v.  9.  1810.) 

—  Relation   of  the   late  wicked  contrivance  of  S.  Black 

head  and  K.  Young  against  the  life  of  several  per 
sons,  etc.    The  Savoy,  1692.  2  pts.  4°.    (B  93) 

—  Some.    2d  pt.    The  Savoy,  1693.  4°.    (B  93) 

—  JOHNSON,  S.     (In  his  Lives  of  Eng.  poets,  v.  1.  1779; 

—  and  Works,  v.  10.  1806.) 
Spratt,  George.     Obstetric  tables ;    with  dissected 

plates.     Pts.  1,2.     3d  ed.    London,  1841.  4°. 
Sprecher  a  Berneck,   Fortunatus,  and  Cluverius,  P.    Al- 

pinse  seu  ftederatas  Rhsetiae  descriptio.    n.p.,   1618. 

(E  78,  no.  36) 
Sprengel,    Kurt  Poly  carp    Joachim.     Historia   rei 

herbaria?.   Amst.,  1807-08.  2  v.  8° 

—  Elements  of  the  philosophy  of  plants.    1821.     See  Can- 

dolle,  A.  P.  de. 

—  Introduction  to    the   study   of    cryptogamous 

plants;  tr.  from  the  German.   Loud.,  1807.  8°. 

—  Versuch  einer  pragmat.  Geschichte  der  Arzney- 

kunde.     3e  Aun.     Halle,  1821-28.  5  v.  8°. 

—  French.      Hist,   de   med.,    tr.   par   A.    J.    L. 

Jourdan.     Paris,  1815.  9  v.  8°. 
Sprengel,    Matthias    Christian,    and    Forster,    G. 

Neue  Beitragezur  Volker  und  Landerkunde. 

Lpz.,  1790-93.  12  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Luffmann,  J.  Briefe  liber  dei 
westindische  Insel  Antigua.  —  Norris,  R.  Geschichte 
der  Regierung  des  Konigs  von  Dahomy  Bossa  Ahadi, 
welche  zugleich  Schilderungen  von  der  Verfassung  und 
den  Sitten  der  Negervolker  in  Guinea  enthalt.  —  Rader- 
macher,  J.  E.  Bcschreibung  der  Insel  Celebes,  und  der 
sUdwarts  zwischen  Timor  und  Java  belegencn  Inscln.  — 
Bemerkungen  Uber  Holland,  aufgesetzt  in  Jahr  1774.  — 
Nachricht  von  der  neuesten  Revolution  in  Delhi,  im 
Nov.  u.  Dec.  1788,  und  dein  traurigen  Schicksal  des 
jessigen  und  wahrscheinlich  letzten  Grosmoguls  und 
seiner  Familie. 

2.  Catteau  Calleyille,  J.  P.   G.    Neuester  Zustand 
des  schwedischen  Reichs. 

3.  Howel,   T.      Tagebuch   seiner  Reise  von   Indien 
dureh     Mesopotamien,    Armenien,   und   Natolien   oder 
Kleinasien  naeh  England.  —  Neueste    Nachrichten  von 
Tibet  und  Butan,  ncbst  Bemerkungen  Uber  die  vegetabili- 
schen   und    mineralischen  Produktc  dieser  Lander.   — 
Neueste  Bemerkungen  Uber  die  Seiks  in  Hindostan,  und 
Hire  Religionsgebriiuche.  —  Ali  Abrahim  Khan.    Ueber 
die   Gotteeurtheile  unter  den  Hindus.  —  Jones,  — .  Eine 
Unterredung  mit  Abrain,   einem    Abyssinier,   Uber  die 
Stadt  Gwendar  und  die  Qucllen   des   Nils.  —  Surville, 
J.  F.  M.  de.     Schiffahrt  von   Pondiehery  nach  Callao  in 
1'eru,  1769-70.  —  Neueste  Nachrichten  aus  Otaheite.  — 
Anderson,  A.    Nachricht  von  dein   Asphaltsee  auf  der 
Insel  Trinidad. 

4.  Lesseps,  J.  B.  B.,  baron  de.    Tagebuch  seiner  Reise 
von     Kamtschatka    nach    Frankreich,    vorzUglich    von 
dieser   Halbinsel   urn    den   pentschinischen    Meerbusen 
nach  Ochotzk. 

5.  Lesseps,  J.  P..  B.,  Inron  de.     Beschluss  des  Tage- 
buchs.  —  Howel,  T.      Beschluss  des   Tagebuche  einer 
Reise  von   Indien    durch    Kleinasien.    —    Ledyard,   J. 
Unternehinungen  der  Gesellechaft  zur  Beforderiing  der 
Entdeckungen  im  innern  Afrika.  —  Bligh,  W.     Bericht 
von  dem  Aufruhr  an  Bord  des  Schift's  Bounty,  und  einer 
hierauf  erfolgten  Reise. 

6.  Bligh,  W.     Schluss  des  Berichts  von  dem  Aufruhr, 
K.S.JO.  —  Abu-1-Fazl.     AuszUge  Uber    den    ehemaligen 
Hofstaat  der  indischen  Kaiser.  —  Umfreville,  K.     Ge- 
genwartiger  Zustand  der  Hudsons  Bay.   —  Zerstreute 
Bemerkungen  Uber  die  Sitten  der  Hindus,  Hire  Harems, 
und  den  Rajah  von  Mysore. 

7.  Beitraege  zur  portugisischen  Stuatsverfassung.  — 
Munro,  L.      Zerstreute  Bemerkungen  Uber  die  Kuste 
Corromandel.  —  Beschluss  der  Nachr.  von  den  Unter- 
nehm.    der    Ges.    zur  Beford.  der  Entdeck.   im  innern 


Afrika.  —  Fragmente  Uber  die  Geschichte  der  Seiks.  — 
Baldwin,  — .  Auszug  aus  Briefe  Uber  den  Negerhandel 
in  Egvpten,  und  benachbarten  Landern. 

8.  Kennel,  T.    Geographische  Ueberslcht  des  neues- 
ten  Zustandes  von  Ostindicn.  —  Coxe,  W.     Reise  nach- 
Schweden  im  Jahr  1784.  —  Ueber  die  Bevolkerung  des 
Konigreichs  Spanien. —  Meares,  J.    Auazug  aus  lleise 
nach  Neu-Albion,  der  Nordwestliclien  Kuste  in  Norda- 
merlka. 

9.  Meares,   J.     BesehliiRS  des   Auszugs  aus  Meares 
Reise.  —  A  mould,  A.M.     Uebersicht  des  franzosischen 
Handels  vor  der  Revolution. 

10.  Arnould,   A.   M.     Besehluss   der  I'ebersicht.  — 
Brissot  de  Warville,  J.  1'.     Handel  der  franziisisclun 
Beestadt  Havre  de  Grace,  1788.  —  Beeckman,  1).     JSach 
richten  von  Borneo.  —  Radermacher,  J.  C.  M.     Kurze 
Beschreibung  von  Borneo. 

11.  Muhammad    Kassim    Farishta.     Beschreibung 
von  Assam.  —  Borri,  C.     Nachrichten  von  Cochin  China. 
—  Ava  und  Pegu.  —  Forrest,  T.    Nachrichten  von  dem 
Archipel  der  Merqui-lnseln,  von  Queda,  Pulo  Pinang.  — 
Beschreibung  der  Insel  Jan   Sylan.  —  Sinclair,  Sir  J. 
Nachrichten  von  cinigen  Srhettlandinseln. 

12.  Borda  Pingree.     Beschrfibung  der  Canarisehen 
Inseln,  vor/.uglich  des  Pic  von  Teneriti'a.  —  Bruchstiicke 
zur  Staatskunde  des  Nordamerikanischen  FreystaatB.  — 
Forrest.  T.     Beschreibung  des  Reichs  Atschien,  auf  der 
Insel  Sumatra;  —  Nachrichten  von  Celebes.  —  Drake, 
F.     Reise  urn  die  Welt,  1577-80.  —  Neuester  Zustand 
des  franziisischen  Anthcils  von  St.  Domingo,  besunders 
1783-87.  —  Nachtrag  zu  N.  II.  S.  96  die  neue  Bank  von 
Nordamerika  betrettend. 

Sprengel,  P.  R.  Klinste  und  Handwerke  in  Ta- 
bellen ;  hrsg.  v.  O.  L.  Haruvig.  (Vol.  1, 
2e  Aufl.)  Berlin,  1778,  69-77.  15  v. 
(v.  2w.).  12". 

Sprenger,  Aloys.  Das  Leben  und  die  Lehre  des 
Mohammad.  Berlin,  1861-65.  3  v.  8". 

—  Eng.,  abr.     Life  of  Mohammed.    Pt.  1.    Allah 

abad,  1851.  8°. 

Sprenger,  Placidus.  Aelteste  Buchclruckerge- 
schichte  von  Bamberg.  Nurnberg,  1800.  4°. 

Spreti  (/.at.  Spretus),  Desiderio.  De  urbis  Ravemise  nm- 
plitudine,  vastatione,  et  instauratione.  (In  Grse- 
vius.  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.,  v.  7,  pt.  1.  1722.) 

Sprigs  of  laurel;  by  J.  O'Keeffe.  (In  his  Dramatic 
works,  v.  1.  1798.) 

Spring,  Gardiner.  Diss.  on  the  means  of  regener 
ation.  N.  Y.,  1827.  8°.  (B  1360) 

—  Essays  on  the  distinguishing  traits  of  Christian 

character.     N.  Y.,  1813.  8°. 

—  Same.-  Boston,  1819.  18°. 

—  Hints  to  parents ;  sermon.    N.  Y.,  1833.  8°.    (B  1302) 

—  Memoirs  of  S.  J.  Mills.     N.  Y.,  1S20.  8°. 

—  Oration,  commemoration  of  T.  D wight.    N.  Y.,  1817. 

8°.    (B  357) 

—  Personal  reminiscences.    N.  Y.,  1866.  2  v.  12". 

—  Pulpit  ministrations ;    or,  Snbbath  readings;  a 

scries  of  discourses.     N.  Y.,  1864.  2  v.  8". 

—  Sermon;   internal   evidences  of  revelation.    (In    Na 

tional  preacher,  v.  1.  1826.) 

—  Subjection  of  the  kingdoms  of  this  world  to  the  kinir- 

dom  of  our  Lord  and   his  Christ;    sermon,  N.   Y. 
London,  1821.  8°.    (B  1302) 

—  A  tribute   to   New  England ;  sermon  before  the  New 

England  Soc.  of  N.  Y.,  Dec.  22,  1820.     N.  Y.,  1821. 
8°.     (B  957,  1009,  1237) 

—  Will   of  God   on   earth;  sermon,  Utica,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  8, 

1834,  before  the  A.  B.  C.    F.  M.,  25th  an.  meeting. 
Boston,  1835.  8°.    (B  1139) 

—  REMARKS  on  charges  made  against  the  religion   nnd 

morals  of  Boston  by  S.  in  a  sermon,  Dec.  22.    N.Y., 
1820.  8".    (B  272,  2537) 

Spring,  Samuel.  Charity  sermon,  Oct.  4.  New- 
buryport,  1818.  8°.  (B1328) 

—  Dialogues  on   duty.      Xewburyport,  1784.  12". 

—  Discourse,  March  13, 1808,  [on]  the  death  of  T.  Thomp 

son.     Newburyport,  ISO*.  H".     (B  282) 

—  Essay  on    the   discipline  of  Christ's  house.     See  The- 

op'hilus,  pseud.     (8260,263) 

—  Family    prayer;    sermon.      (In    Austin,    D.    Amer. 

preacher,  v.  4.  1793.) 

—  Funeral   disc,  at   the   interment  of  N.  Noyes,  Dec.  14. 

Ne-.vburyport,  1810.  8".     (B  332) 

—  God   the   author   of  human  greatness;  disc.,  death  of 

G.  Washington,  Dec.  29.     Newb.,  1799.  8".      (W  50) 

—  Same.    Newburyport,  1800.  8°.    (B  955) 


SPRING 


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SPURZHEIM 


—  Nature  and  importance  of  rightly  dividing  the  truth; 

sermon,  ordination  of  15.  Bell,  Amesbury.  New- 
buryport,  1784.  8".  (B  66) 

—  Sornion   at    New  Haven,   before  the  A.  B.  C.  F.  M., 

Sept.  10.     Boston,  1818.  8".     (B  332) 

—  Sermon,  ut  the  inaug.  of  E.  D.  GriHin,  Bartlett  Prof. 

of  pulpit  eloquence  in  the  Theolog.  Inst.  in  Ando- 
ver,  June  21st,  1809.  Boston,  1810.  8°.  (B  870,  913, 
1875) 

—  Sermon   before   the   Muss.   Missionary  Soc.,  May  25; 

[with]  ami.  report  of  trustees.  Newburyport,  1802. 
8°.  (B  171,  202,  848,  871) 

—  Sermon  in  Newburyport,  public  thanksgiving,  Nov.  20, 

1777.     Newburyport,  1778.  8°.     (B  332) 

—  Sermons;  family  prayer,     (hi  Austin,  D.     American 

preacher,  v.  4.  1793.) 

-   The  sixth  commandment  friendly  to  virtue;  disc.,  Aug. 
5.     Newburyport,  1804.  8°.     (B  171) 

—  Substance  of  a  disc,  at  Wesford,  Oct.  4,  1779.     New 

buryport,  1780.  12°.     (C  161) 

—  Two    disc,  on   Christ's   self  existence,  Newburyport, 

Mar.  3.     Newburyport,  1805.  8°.    (B  332) 

—  Two  [fast  dav]  sermons,  Newburyport,  Apr.  6.     New 

buryport,  1809.  8°.    (B  332,  886) 

—  United    agency  of  God  and   man  in   salvation;   disc., 

Apr.  6.     Newburyport,  1817.  8°.    (B  1303) 

—  author  f    See  Theophilus,  pseud .     Essay  on  the  dis 

cipline  of  Christ's  house,  etc,  Newburyport,  1816. 
8°.  (B  263) 

—  AIKEN,  S.     Letter  to  S.  on  his  sermons.     Haverhill, 

1SU9.  12°.    (C  109) 

—  TAPPAN,   L>.      Two    friendly   letters   to   S.,   cont.  re 

marks  on  his  'Nature  of  duty'.  Newburyport,  1785. 
8".  (B  150) 

—  WORCESTER,   T.      Call   for   scripture    evidence    that 

Christ  is  the  'self-existent  eternal  God';  letter  to 
S.  Spring.  Boston,  1811.  12°.  (C  84,  150,  D  63) 

—  Funeral  Herman  on.   1819.     See   Woods,   L.     (B  279, 

283,  1237,  1789) 

Spring  comedies ;  by  Lady  [M.  A.]  Barker.  Lon 
don,  N.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

Content*.    A  wedding  story.  —  A  stupid  story. 
—  A  Scotch  story.  —  A  man'w  story. 
Springer,  Anton  Heinrich.     Geschiehte  derbilden- 
den    Kunste    im    18n   Jahrhundert.      Lpz., 
1858.   8". 

—  Geschiehte  CEsterreichs  seit  1809.     Lpz.,  1863- 

65.  2  v.  8°.   (Staatengesch.  d.ncuesten  Zeit.) 
Contents.      Vol.     1.       Der    Verfall    des    alien 
Reiches.     2.     Die  osterreichische  Revolution. 
Springfield,  Rollo,  pseud?   The  horse  and  his  rider. 

N.  Y.,  1847.  12°. 
Springfield,  111.      POWEK,  J.  C.      History  of    S. 

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Springfield,  Mann.  BLISS,  G.  Address,  opening  of  the 
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teur.  —  Des  intestins,  de  1'art  do  bien  connaitre  et  de 
querir  leurs  affections  rnorbides.  —  Notice  abregee  de 
1'academie  de  Halle.  —  Prologue  inaugural.  —  Traites 
medico-philosophiques  servant  d'introduction  a  la  vraie 
theorie  medicale.  —  De  la  necessite  d"  eloigner  de  la  doc 
trine  medicate  tout  ce  qui  lui  est  etranger.  —  Recherches 
gur  la  difference  qui  existe  entre  le  mecanisme  et  1'or- 
ganisme.  —  Veritable  distinction  a  etablir  entre  le  mixte 
et  le  vivant  du  corps  humain.  —  Reclamations,  defense, 
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essais  publies  1683-1707. 

3.  Du  vitalisme  animique,  par  T.  Blondin.  —  Refle 
xions  sur  1'introduction  de  M.  Blondin  par  A.  L.  Buyer. 
—  Argument  de    la  Phyaiolojrie   de  Stahl,  par  A.  L. 
Boyer.  —  Vraie  theorie  medicale  :  Physiologic. 

4.  Introduction  du  traducteur.  —  Etudes  sur  la  Pa 
thologic.  —  Vraie  theorie  medicale :  Pathologic,  generale 
et  special  e. 

5.  Vrai  theorie :    Pathologic  tres  speeiale.  —  Refle 
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Stahl,  Pierre  Jules,  pseud.     See  Hetzel,  P.  J. 

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—  Meditations  and  prayers  for  sick  persons.     New   ed. 

London,  1838.  8°.     (C  240) 

—  Same.       (In    Thomas  a  Kempia.      Soliloquy   of    the 

soul.  1816.) 

—  Truth  of  the  Christian  religion.    (In  Boyle  lecture  ser 

mons,  1701-02.) 

Stanhope,  Lady  Hester  Lucy.  Memoirs.  London, 
1845.  3  v.  12°. 

-  Travels.     London,  1846.  3  v.  8°. 

—  CHASLES,  P.    (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  sept.  1845.) 

—  COKTAMBERT,  R.     (In   his   Les  illustres  voyageuses. 

1866.) 

-  KING  LAKE,  A.    (In  his  Eothen.  1845.) 


Stanhope,  Sir  John.  Letter  cone,  elder  Brewster;  [with 
remarks  by  C.  Donne],  n.p.,  [1871].  8°.  (E  85) 

—  Same.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Proc.,  1871.) 
Stanhope,  John  Spencer.     Olympia  ;  or,  Topogra 
phy  illust.  of  the  actual  state  of  the  plain  of 
().  and  the  ruins  of  Elis.     London,  1824.  f°. 

Stanhope,  Leicester.  PALMA,  A.  Remarks  on  the  works 
of  S.  (In  his  Greece  vindicated.  1826.) 

Stanhope,  Philip  Dormer,  \th  Earl  of  Chesterfield. 
Art  of  pleasing.  Dublin,  1783.  8°.  (C  46) 

-  Letters ;  ed.  with  notes  by   Ld.  Mahon  [P.  II. 

Stanhope].     London,  1845-53.  5  v.  8°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1-4.      Letters.     5.     Speeches.  —  Ad 
dresses.  —  Essays.  —  Common  sense.  —  Old  England. 

—  The  world.  —  Dialogues,  etc.  —  Index. 

Note.    Vol.  5  has  the  title,  'Letters  arid  works'. 

-  Letters  to  his  son  ;  with  his  life,  and  an  account 

of  his  son.     Boston,  1769.  2  v.  8°. 

Extracts  from  his  letters.  (In  Accomplished  gentle 
man.  1789.) 

Extracts  from  his  letters.  ( In  Trusler,  J.  Principles 

of  politeness.  1806.) 

-  Miscellaneous  works.    Lond.,  1777-78.  3  v.  4°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Mem.,  by  M.  Maty.  —  Fog's 
journal.  —  Common  sense.  —  Old  England.  —  Tlie 
world.  —  Etc.  2.  Letters.  3.  Preface.  —  The  art  of 
pleasing.  —  Letter  to  A —  B— t,  Esq.  —  Free  thoughts 
and  bold  truths.  —  Lords'  protests.  —  Case  of  the  Han 
over  forces,  etc.  —  Vindication  of  the  above  pamphlet. 

—  Further  vindication.  —  Lords'  protests.  —  Letter  to 
the  Abbe  dc  la  Ville.  —  Poems. 

—  Poems.     (In  Campbell,!'.     Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1819.) 

-  Some  advice  on  men  and  manners  ;  with  the 

Polite  philosopher.     Edin.,  1780.    18°. 

—  Speeches.     (In  Chapman,   N.     Select  speeches,  v.   1. 

1808.) 

—  Supplement  to  [his]  Letters  to  his  son.     Dublin,  1787 

S".  (B  352) 

-  CHASLES,  V.  E.  P.    (In   Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  dec. 

1845.) 

—  CRAMP,  W.     Junius  and  his  works  compared 

with  the  character  and  writings  of  the  Earl 
of  Chesterfield.     London,  1850.    8°. 

-  HUNTER,  F.     Reflections  on  his  Letters.     Lon 

don,  1776.  8°. 

—  JESSE,  J.  H.    (In  his  Mem.  of  the  Court  of  Ene    v  2 

1843.) 

—  OLIPHANT,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.    The  man  of  the  world 

(In  her  Hist,  sketches.  1869.) 

-  THOMPSON,  K.     (In  her  Wits  and  beaux.  1861  ) 

—  TDCKERMAH,  H.  T.     (In  his  Biog.  essays.   1857  ) 
Stanhope,  Philip  Henry,  4th  Earl  Stanhope.     Proposed  ad 
dress  to  His  Majesty  on  the  present  distress  of  the 
country.     London,  1821.  8°.    (B  1847) 

Stanhope,  Philip  Henry,  5th  Earl  Stanhope,  Vis 
count  Mahon.  Address  before  the  Medico-Botanical 
Soc.,  Jan.  16.  London,  1837.  8°.  (B  1584) 

-  History  of  England,   comprising  the   reign   of 

Queen   Anne    until   the   peace    of   Utrecht 
1701-13.     London,  1870.    8°. 

-  History  of  England,  from  the  peace  of  Utrecht 

to  the  peace  of  Versailles,    1713-83.     Lon 
don,  1836-54.  7  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  1713-19.  2.  1720-37.  3  1738- 
48.  4.  1749-63.  5.  1763-74.  6.  1774-79.  7.  1780-83. 

-  History    of  the  war   of    succession   in  Spain 

2d  ed.     London,  1836.  8°. 

-  Life  of  Belisarius.     London,  1829.  8°. 

—  Life   of   Louis,  Prince   of   Conde.       London 

1845.  12°. 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1845.  2  v.   16°. 

-  Life  of  Wm.  Pitt.     London,  1861-62.  4  v.  12". 

—  Miscellanies.     London,  1863-72.  2  ser.  12°. 

Contents.    1st  ser.     Pitt,  W.     On  Irish  propositions' 

—  On  Irish  appointments;  —  Letters  to  Ld.  Harrowby' 

—  Mr.  Pitt  and  his  private  secretaries.  —  Mr.  Pitt  and 
the  customs  duties.  —  Burke,  E.     On  his  party  connex 
ions;  —  On  his  public  services.  —  Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.     Mr! 
Windham  on  the  Martello  towers.  —  Moore,  Sir  John 
Sir  J.  M.  in  Spain.  —  Vaughan,   Sir  C.  R.     Siege  of 
Zaragoza.   —   Bathurst,    H.,   ,W  Earl  Buthur*t.    Eng 
land  and  the  Tyrol.  —  Ryder,  D.,  1st  Earl  of  Harrowby 


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and  Peel,  Sir  R.    Correspondence  on  the  Ho.  of  Lords. 

—  S  anhope,   P.  H.,  5th  Earl  of  Stanhope,  and  Peel, 
Sir  It.     Correspondence  on  11.  Walpole.  —  Wellesley, 
A.,  Vukt :of  Wellington.     On  the  Duke  of  Marlborough; 

—  On   the   Moscow  retreat.  —  Stuart,  C.  E.,  Prince. 
Line*.  —  The  two  Pitts.  —  Pitt,  W.,  Earl  of  Chatham. 
Enigma.  —  Macaulay,  T.  B.  Valentine.  —  Stirling,  W., 
and  Macaulay,  T.  B.     Charles  v.  and  the  two  clocks.  — 
Stanhope,  P.  H.,  5th  Earl  Stanhope,  and  Macaulay,  T. 
B.     Red  coats  of  the  army.  —  Stanhope,  P.  H.,  and  oth 
ers.    Blue  and  buff.  —  Macaulay,  T.  B.     Last  tour  in 
Italy.  —  James,   Sir  W.  C.,  and  Peel,  Sir  R.     Motto 
for  a  medal.  —  Stanhope,  P.  II.,  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  and 
Peel,    Sir  H.      Were  human   sacrifices   in   use    among 
the   Romans?    2d  ser.      Stuart- Wortley,    J.   A.,    Ld. 
Wharncliffe,  and  Stanhope,   P.  H.      Italian  mem.,  by 
Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu.  —  Ticknor,  G.,  and  oth 
ers.      Washington   and   Andre.   —  Pitt,    W.,   Earl  of 
Chatham,  and  Grenville,  G.,  2d  Eurl  Temple.    Corre 
spondence.  —  La  Rochefoucauld- Liancourt,  F.  A.  F., 
due  de,  and  others.     Eng.  friends  of  the  French  Revolu 
tion.  —  Canning,   G.     Mr.    Pitt  and   Mr.   Canning.   — 
Stanhope,  Lady  II.,   and  others.     Letters  referring  to 
Pitt  &  Walmer  castle.  —  Cavendish,  \V.  S.,  6th  Duke  of 
Devonshire.    Mr.  Fox  and   Mr.  Canning.  —  Stanhope, 
P.  H.     Essays  in  archaeology-  —  Stanhope,  P.  H.     Visit 
at  Derby.  —  Simonde  de  Sismondi,  J.  C.  L.     On  his 
tory  and  politics.  —  Hallam,  H.     On  Eng.  politics.  — 
Superstitions  in   India.  —  Napoleon  in.     Letter  from 
Prince  Louis  Napoleon  to  Sir  R.  Peel.  —  Macaulay,  T. 
B.    Inscription.  —  Stanhope,   P.  II.,  and  Macaulay,  T. 
B.    P.  M.  A.  C.  F.  —  Metternich  Winneburg,  C.  W.  N. 
L.,  Keiclixfurst  von.     On  German  alt'airs.  —  Stanhope, 
P.  H.     Influence  of  Arabic  philosophy  iu  mediaeval  Eu 
rope  ;  —  Legends  of  Charlemagne. 

—  BEESLY,  A.  H.     Students'  notes  on  Macaulay's 

essay  on  Mahoii's  'War  of  the  succession  in 
Spain',  etc.     London,  1869.    16°. 

—  SPARKS,  J.      Letter   to   Lord   Mahon    [on]  Washing 

ton's  writings.     Boston,  1852.  8°.    (B  1601) 

Reply  to    the  strictures   of   Ld.  Mahon  and 

others  011   the  mode  of  ed.  the  writings  of 
Washington.     Camb.,  1852.  8°. 

Another  copy.    (B  1601) 

Remarks  on  a  reprint  of  the  original  letters  between 

Washington  to  J.  Reed.     Boston,  1853.  8°.     (B  1601) 

Same,     (hi  hit  Works,  v.  3.  1853.) 

Stanhope,  Win.,  1st  Earl  of  Harrington.    STANHOPE,  P.  D., 
4th  Eurl  of  Chesterfield.     Apology  for  a  late  resig 
nation.     2ded.     London,  [1748].  sT     (B  1519) 
Stanhope  family.     (In  Sanford,  J.  L.,  and  Townsend,  M. 

Great  governing  families,  v.  1.  1805.) 
Staniford,  Daniel.     Elements  of  English  grammar. 
Boston,  1813?     (C  56) 

—  Practical  arithmetic  ;  added,  a  system  of  book 

keeping.     Boston,  1818.  12U. 
-     Same.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1820.   12°. 

—  Sermon,  Boscawen,  Mar.  3.    Concord,  1805.  8°.     (B331) 

—  Short  but  comprehensive   grammar.      4th  ed. 

Boston,  [1807].   12°. 

Stanihurst,  Richard.  Treatise  cont.  a  plaine  and  perfect 
descr.  of  Ireland.  (In  Holinshed,  R.  Chronicles 
of  Eng.,  v.  6.  1808.) 

—  NICEHON,   J.    P.      (In    his    Mem.,   v.  18.    1732;   and, 

Germ.,  v.  13.  1756.) 

Stanislas  i.  Lesczynski,  King  of  Poland.  Rela 
tion  du  voyage  de  Stanislas  Leczinski  de  Dantzick 
&  Mahenwerder  en  1759.  (In  St.  Maurice.  Col.  de 
rel.  de  voy.  1823.) 

—  La  voix  libre  du  citoyen,  ou,  Observations  sur 

le  gouvernement  de   1'ologne.      n.p.,    1749. 
2  v.  12°. 

—  DAVENPORT,  R.  A.     Perils  of  S.     (In  hi<i  Narratives, 

v.  1.  1840.     Fam.  lib.,  v.  74.) 

Stanislas  n.  Augustus  Poniatowski,  King  of  Po 
land.  UESENFANS,  N.  Descriptive  catalogue 
of  pictures  purchased  for  the  King  of  Po 
land,  on  exhibition.  3d  ed.  Lond.,  1802. 
2  v.  8°. 

Stanislaus,  St.,  Bp.  DLUGOSSUS,  J.  Vita  S.  S.  (In  Acta 
sanct.,  v.  15.  1866.) 

Stanislaus,  Franz  Alexander,  Freiherr  von  Wlmpffi-n.  See 
Wimpffen. 

Stanislaus  Kostska,  St.  BAKHOZA,  J.  Sermam  da  cano- 
nizacam  de  S.  Luis  Gongaza  e  de  S.  Stanislao  Kozt- 
ka,  10  de  agosto  de  1727.  Lisboa,  1727.  4°.  (B  1893) 


—  JOAM  DE  SANTIAGO.     Sermam  nas  festas  da  canoni- 

zagao  de  8.  Luis  Gonzaga  e  de  S.  Estanislao  Koska 
6  de  agosto  de  1727.  Lisboa,  1728.  4°.  (B  1863) 

Stanley.     See  also  Stanly. 

Stanley,  Col.  BIHLIOTHECA  Stanleiana ;  selection 
from  the  library  of  S.,  sold  1813  ;  [with  ins. 
prices  and  names].  London,  [1813].  8°. 

Stanley,  Arthur  Penrhyn,  Dean  of  Westminster. 
Address  on  the  connection  of  church  and 
state,  Feb.  15.  London,  1868.  8", 

—  Archaeology  in   its  religious  aspect.     (In  Archaeolog 

ical  Inst.  of  Gr.  Brit,  and  Ireland.  Old  London. 
1867.) 

—  Epistles   of  St.  Paul   to   the   Corinthians.     See  Bible. 

N.  T.   Corinthianx  (p.  289). 

—  The  Epistles  to  the   Corinthians,  in   rel.   to  the  gospel 

hist.  —  Apostolical  worship.  —  The  Eucharist.  — 
Unity  and  variety  of  spiritual  gifts.  —  The  gift  of 
tongues  and  the  gift  of  prophesying. —  Love  the 
greatest  of  gifts.  —  The  resurrection  of  Christ.  — 
The  resurrection  of  the  dead.  (In  Noyes,  G.  R. 
Collection  of  theolog.  essays.  1867.) 

-  Essays  on  church  and  state,  1850-70.   London, 

1870.  8°. 

Contents.  Gorham  controversy.  —  Essays  and  re 
views.  —  Judgment  on 'Essays  and  reviews'.  —  Letter  on 
state  of  subscription  in  Ch.  of  Eng.,  and  in  University 
of  Oxford.  —  Unity  of  Christendom  and  Dr.  Pusey's 
'Eirenicon'.  —  Ritualism.  —  S.  African  controversy.  — 
Connection  of  church  and  state.  — Throe  Irish  churches. 
—  Theology  of  the  19th  cent.  —  Recollections  of  Phila- 
ret,  Metropolitan  of  Moscow.  —  Ammergau  mystery.  — 
Archdeacon  Hare.  —  Dean  Milman.  —  J.  Keble. 

-  Historical  memorials  of  Canterbury.     London, 

1855.   8°. 

Contents.  Landing  of  Augustine.  —  Murder  of 
Becket.  —  Edward  the  Black  Prince.  —  Becket's  shrine. 

—  Historical    memorials   of  Westminster   Abbey. 

London,  1868.  8°. 

Supplement  to  the  1st  and  2d  ed.     London, 

1869.    8°. 

—  Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  Eastern  Church  ; 

with  introd.  on  the  study  of  ecclesiastical 
history.  London,  Oxford,"  1861.  8°. 

—  Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  Jewish  Church. 

(v.  3.  2cl  cd.)      London,  1863-77.  3  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.    Abraham  to  Samuel.      2.     Samuel 

to  the  Captivity.     3.     The  Captivity  to  the  Christian  era. 

—  Life  and  correspondence  of  T.  Arnojd.     8th  ed. 

London,  1858.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.     1st  Amer.  from  3d  Lond.  ed.     N.  Y., 

1845.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Memoir   of  E.  Stanley.     (In  Stanley,   E.     Addresses 

and  charges.  1851.) 

—  Sermon   on   C.  Dickens.     (In  Dickens,  C.     Speeches, 

letters,  and  sayings.  1870.) 

—  Sermons  before  the  Prince  of  Wales,  during  his 

tour  in  the  East,  1862.     London,  1863.  8°. 

—  Sermons   preached    in   Canterbury   Cathedral. 

London,  1859.  8°. 

—  Sinai  and  Palestine,  in  connection  with  their 

history.     London,  1856.  8°. 

-  Three  Irish  churches;  historical  address,  Jan. 

28.     2d  ed.     London,  1869.  8°. 
Contents.    Celtic  Church.  —  Church  of  the  Eng.  con 
querors.  —  Church  of  the  Scottish  conquerors. 

—  and  others.     Sermons,  to  the  working  people. 

London,  1867.   16°. 
Stanley,    Charles    Henry.      Thirty    one   games    at 

chess  between  E.  Rousseau  and  S.,  with  notes. 

[New  Orleans,  1845.]   18°. 
Stanley,    Charlotte  de   la  Tremoille,     Countess   of 

Derby.     WITT,  Mme.  G.  de.      The   lady    of 

Latham.     London,  1869.  8°. 
Stanley,  Edward,  Bp.  of  Norwich,  b.  1779,  d.  1849. 

Addresses  and  charges;  with  mem.  by  A.  P. 

Stanley.     London,  1851.  8". 

—  Same.     2ded.     London,  1852.  8°. 

—  Familiar  hist,  of  birds.  5th  ed.  Lond. ,1851.  12°. 


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Stanley,  Edward,  Pres.  of  the  Royal  Col.  of  Sur 
geons,  Eng.  Illustration  of  the  effects  of 
disease  and  injury  of  the  bones.  London, 
1849.  4". 

-  Practical  anatomy.     London,  1818.  8°. 
Stanley,  Kclward    Henry  Smith,  15M  Karl  of  Derby.    Ad- 

dress  on  public  health.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc. 
Sci.  Trans.,  1857.) 

—  Speech,  Manchester,  June  19,  1857.    n.t.p.     [Manches- 
•     tor,]  Cotton   Sujiplif  Anxoc.,  [1857].  16°.     (E  284) 

-  RITCHIE,  J.  K.     (Jn  Ml  Brit,  senators.  1869.) 
Stanley,  F.     Gospel's  liotiour,  The,  etc, ;  or,  Good  govern 
ment    the  glory  of  the   Church.      3d   ed.     London, 
fl'—].  8°.     (B261) 

Stanley,  George.  Classified  synopsis  of  the  paint 
ers  of  the  Dutch  and  Flemish  schools.  Lon 
don,  Iio/m,  185/5.  8°. 

Stanley,  George  \V.  Oration,  Wallingford,  April  4.  New 
Haven,  1SH.  S".  (B  565) 

-  Oration,  Wallingford,  Aug.  8.     New  Haven,  1805.  8°. 

(B557) 

Stanley,  Henry  Kdward  John.  Notes  and  introd.  (In 
Correa,  G.  Three  voyages  of  V.  da  Gama.  1869. 
Hakluyt  Soc.,  v.  43.) 

—  Notes    :uid   preface.     (In   Barbosa,  D.     Descr.  of  the 

coasts  of  East  Africa  and  Malabar.  1866.  Hakluyt 
Soc.,  v.  35.) 

-  Notes,  etc.     (hi  Morga,   A.   de.     Philippine   Islands, 

1868.     Hakluyt  Soc.,  v,  39.) 

Stanley,  J.  M.  [Catalogue  of]  portraits  of  N.  A.  Indians; 
with  sketches  of  scenery,  etc.,  painted  by  S.  (In 
Smithsonian  Inst.  Col.,  v. 'J.  1862.) 

-  Report  of  his  visit  to  the  1'iegan  camp,  at  the  Cypress 

mountain.  (In  United  States.  War  Dept.  Reports 
of  explorations  for  a  R.  R.  to  the  Pacific  in  1853-54, 
v.l.) 

Stanley,  James,  1th  Earl  of  Derby.  History,  and 
antiquities  of  the  Isle  of  Man  ;  with  notes  by  F.  Peck. 
—  Private  devotions  and  miscellanies.  (In  Stanley 
papers.  1867.) 

—  COLEKIIX:E,  II.     (In  his  Lives  of  northern  worthies, 

v.  1.   1852.) 

-  CAMMING,  J.  G.     The  great  Stanley.     London, 

1867.   8°. 

-  ORMEROD,   G.     Facts  rcl.  to  military  proc.  in 

Lancashire  during  the  great  civil  war ;  com 
mencing  with  the  removal  by  Parliament  of 
the  Earl  of  Derby  and  terminating  with  his 
execution  at  Bolton.  London,  1844.  4°. 
(Chetham  Soc.,  v.  2.) 

Stanley,  Jchn,  b.  1713,  d.  1786.  JOHXS,  B.  G. 
Blind  people ;  with  sketches  of  the  lives  of 
some  famous  blind  men.  London,  1867.  8". 

Stanley,  John.  [Address  tohis  constituents.  Wash.,  1802.] 
8°.  (B621) 

Stanley,  Sir  Rowland.  TRIAL  of  S.  (In  Account  of  the 
tryalls  at  Manchester.  1864.  Chetham  Soc.,  v.  61.) 

Stanley,  Selim  A.  BIOG.  notice  of  S.  (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc. 
Med.  comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 

Stanley,  Thomas.  Historia  philosophise  Orientalis. 
(In  Le  Clerc,  J.  Opera,  v.  2.  1704.) 

-  History  of  philosophy.  3d  ed.    Lond.,  1701.  f°. 

-  Poems.     (In  Campbell, *T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  4.  1819.) 
Stanley,  >'«>  Win.,  and  ALLEN,  W.    Defence  of  S.'s 

surrender  of  Dcventer,  Jan.  1586-87;  ed.  by 
T.  Haywood.  Manchester,  1851.  4°.  (Chet 
ham  Soc.,  v.  25.) 

Stanley,  Win.,  Dean  of  St.Asaph.  Discourse  cone, 
the  devotions  of  the  Ch.  of  Rome.  (In  Cardwell,  E. 
Tracts,  v.  3.  1837.) 

—  Faith  and  practice  of  a  churchman.      Boston, 

1815.  8°. 

—  Same.    8th  ed.    London.  1713.  12°.    (D  12) 

—  Same.    2d  Amer.  ed.     Boston,  1818.  12°.    (C  225) 
Stanley  family.      THOMSON,  Mr*.   A.  T.    (In  her  Recol 
lections  of  lit.  characters,  v.  2.  1854.) 

Stanley  of  Knowslci/,  Family  of.  HEYWOOD,  T. 
The  Earls  of  Derby  and  the  verse  writers  of 
of  the  16th  and  17th  centuries.  Manchester, 
1825.  4°. 

Same.     (In   Stanley  papers,   v.  1.  1853.     Chetham 

Soc.,  v.  29.) 


—  SANFORD,  J.  L.,  and  TOWNREND,  M.    (In  their  Great 

govern,  families,  v.  1.  1865.) 

Stanley  papers.     [Manchester,]  1853-67.  3  v.  in  5 
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State  debts.     See  Debts  of  the  States. 

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State  of  the  nation  at  the  commencement  of  1822.  4th  ed. 
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—  Same.     5th  ed.     London,  1822.  8°.    (B  792) 

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838) 

State  of  the  nation ;  causes  and  effects  of  the  rise 
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State  of  the  Protestants  of  Ireland  under  the  late 

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—  Same.     London,  1745.  8".    (B  579) 

State  of  the  province  of  Georgia,  attested  [by  P.  Graham 

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State  papers.  BRITISH  and  foreign  state  papers. 
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—  PORTFOLIO,   The ;    col.  of  state  papers,   illust. 

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Note.     For  other  collections  of  state  papers  see  the 

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43);  —  France  (p.  1024,  20-32);  —  United  States. 

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1798-99;  with  Jefferson's  original  draught,  also 
Madison's  report,  Calhoun's  address,  resolutions  of 
the  several  states  in  rel.  to  state  rights;  with  other 
docs,  in  support  of  the  Jeffersonian  doctrines  of '98. 
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—  M'DL'FFiE.  G.     National  and  state  rights,  in  reply  to 

the 'Trio'.    Charleston,  1821.  8°.    (B  531) 

—  -  Sume.    Charleston,  1830.  8".    (B  1066) 

—  REMARKS  on  state  rights;  by  a  citizen  of  Mass.     Bos 

ton,  1824.  8".    (B  531) 

—  TURNBLLL,    li.    J.      The   crisis:    or,   Essays   on   the 

usurpations  of  the  Federal  government.  Charles 
ton,  1827.  8°.  (B  1066) 

—  STATE  RIGHTS   CONVENTION,    Charleston.    Proceed 

ings,  July  1.    Charleston,  1830.  12".    (B  1065) 

—  ANTI-GUILLOTINE,  pxeud.    Five  letters  to  Gov.  Ham 

ilton.     Charleston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1065) 

—  CALHOUN,  J.  C.    Sentiments  on  state  rights  and  the 

tariff;  with  Va.  and  Ky.  resolutions  of  1798,  99. 
Boston,  1831.  8°.  (B  1494) 

—  CALHOLN  doctrine;  or,  State  nullification  discussed; 

by  a  Democratic  Republican.  Charleston,  1831.  8". 
(B1022,  1065) 

—  DRAYTOX,  \V.     Oration,  July  4;  annexed,  an  account 

of  the  celebration  by  the  Union  and  State  Rights 
Party.  Charleston,  1831.  8°.  (B  1067) 

—  HAMILTON,  J.     Introductory  address  at  the  1st  meet 

ing  of  the  Charleston  State  Rights  and  Free  Trade 
Assoc.     Charleston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1067) 
—   M'DUFFIE,  G.     Speech  at  a  public  dinner  given  to  him 
[at]  Charleston.     Charleston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1067) 

—  PROCEEDINGS  of  the  Union  and  State  Rights  meeting 

held  at  St.  John's,  Berkley,  Sept.  24,  1831.  n.p., 
[1831],  8°.  (B1067) 

—  CAREY,  M.    Letters  to  A.  Lawrence  and  others,  n.t.p.. 

[1832.J  8°.    (B1790) 
Tocsin,  a  warning  against  nullification.  3d  ed.  Phila., 

1832.  8°.     (B  1636) 

Same.     4th  ed.  COIT.     Phila.,  1832.  8".     (B  1790) 

—  EVERETT,  A.  H.     Strictures  on  nullification;  from  the 

N.  Amur,  review.     Boston,  1832.  8°.    (B  1790) 

—  GRIMKE,  T.  S.     Address  to  the  people  of  S.  C.  Charles 

ton,  1832.  8°.    (B  1067) 

—  HAMILTON,  J.,  and  CALHOUN,  J.  C.    Correspondence 

on  state  interposition,  between  Gov.  Hamilton  and  J. 
C.  Calhoun.  Charleston,  1832.  8".  (B  10651 

—  HCGER,  A.     Letter  in   answer  to  the  resolutions  of  a 

meeting  in  St.  Thomas'  parish,  n.p.,  [1832].  8°. 
(B  1067) 

—  LETTER  on  the  rel.  of  the  states  and  general  govern 

ment,    n.t.p.  [1832.]  8".    (B1495) 

—  OCCASIONAL  reviews.     No.  1-3;  with  suppl.    Charles 

ton,  1832.  8".     (B  1065) 

—  POINSETT,    J.   II.      Substance    of   a  speech,    Oct.    5. 

Charleston,  1832.  8°.     (B  1067) 

—  SMITH,  J.    II.     Oration   before   the   Union    and   State 

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8°.    (B1494) 

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Same.    (In  Political  register,  supplement.  1833.) 

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—  Same.     Feb.  12,  1840.     Proceedings.     Boston,  1840.  8". 

(B  1280) 

State  tracts ;  a  collection  of  treatises  rel.  to  the 
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Letter  from  a  person  of  quality  to  his  friend  in  the  coun 
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of  Jiuckingham.  Speech,  1675.  —  Protestation  of  sev 
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Xewb.,  1808-09.   f°. 
Statesman,  The.     See  Taylor,  II. 
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London,  "1864-80.   17  v.   12°. 
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—  MAURY,  S.M.     Statesmen  of  America  in  1846. 

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—  Cavour,  C.  B.,  route  di ;  —  Clay,  II.;  —  Clinton,  De 
W. ;  —  Colbert,  J.  B.,  marq.  (If  Seiijnelay  :  —  Colbert,  J. 
B.,  marq.  de  Torcy;  —  Franklin,  B. ;  — •  Hamilton,  A. ; 

—  Izard,  11.  —  Jay,  J. ;  —  Louvois,  F.  M.  le  T.,  marq. 
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Necker,  J.;  —  Richelieu,  Cardinal;  —  Sieyes,  K.  J. ;  — 
Strozzi,  F. ;  —  Sully,  Due  de;  —  Talleyrand,  Prince;  — 
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Statistical  inquiry,  Principles  of.     See  Russell,  A. 

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Statues.     See  Sculpture. 

Statutes.  For  the  statutes  of  any  country  see  the  name  of 
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—  Smeaton,  J. ;  —  Somerset,  E.,  Id  Mnrq.  of  Worcester; 

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Steam  machinery.  ISHERWOOD,  B.  F.  Engineer 
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See  aluo  Fulton,  R. ;  —  also  Paddle  wheels. 
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—  DUER,  W.  A.    Reply  to  Mr.  Colden's  'Vindica 

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regulations  for  conveying  his  majesty's  mail 
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boats,  etc.  n.p.,  1822.  f°. 

Samf.      2d,   5th    report.      [London,   1822.]    2  v.    f°. 

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—   ACCOUNT  of   the  origin  of  steamboats   in    Spain,  Gr. 
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-  TOWN,   I.     Atlantic  steamships,    pub.  1832;  also   de 

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—  U.  S.  1'ld  Cong.   1st   sess.    House.      Report   of 

committee  upon  explosion  of  boilers  in  boats 
propelled  by  steam  in  U.  S.    n.t.p.    [Wash., 
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Same.     (B  1089) 

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to  vessels,  ttc.     (In  N.  Y.  Sec.  of  State.  Doc.  hist, 
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—  HEAD,  »Vi>  F.  B.    Locomotion  by  steam.    (In  his  De 

scriptive  essays,  v.  1.  1857.) 

-  OIII.EANS,  F.  F.  1>.  L.  M.  d',  prince  de  Jointille.    La 

marine  a  vapour  dans  les  guerres  continentales.     (In 
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See  n/>so  Golden,  C.  D  ;  —  Duer,  W.  A. ;  —  Fulton,  R. ; 

—  Ogden,  A.;  — also  Chenango,  If.  .V.  gunboat;  —  alto 

Collins  steamers  ;  —  Marine  steam  engines  ;  —  Steam 

boilers ;  —  Steam  navigation  ;  —  Paddle  wheels. 

Steamburg,  T.  W.     Mass.-ihoit   shaving   and   hair-dressing 

saloon.     Boston,  1853.  32°.    (D  20) 
Stearne.     Sff  alxo  Stearn. 

Stearne  or  Sterne,  John.     Treatise  of  the  visitation  of  the 
sick  ;  [tr.  from  the  Latin  J.     Exeter,  n.d.  12°.    (C  26) 
Stearns.     See  also  Steins. 

Stearns,  Charles,  D.D.,  b.  1752,  d.  1826.  Ladies' 
philosophy  of  love;  a  poem  written  in  1774. 
Leominster,  1797.  4°. 

-  Another  copy.     (B  650) 

-  Principles   of    religion    and   morality.     3d  ed. 

Portsmouth,  1807.   12°. 

-  Sermon,  Concord,  before  the  Bible  Soc.  in  Co.  of  Mid- 

dlesex,  Apr.  26.    Camb.,  1816.  8°.    (B331) 

—  Sermon,    exhibition    of   sacred    musick,    in    Lincoln. 

Boston,  1792.  8°.     (B  196) 

-  Sermon.    Nov.    11,    1806,    interment    of    E.    Brooks. 

Ciimb.,  1807.  8°.    (B  87,  331) 

Stearns,  Charles.  Facts  in  the  life  of  Gen.  Taylor.  Bos 
ton,  1848.  12°.  (C  256) 

Stearns,  George  Luther.  A  few  facts  pertaining  to  cur 
rency  and  banking.  Wash.,  1804.  8°.  (B  1545) 

Stearns,  Isaac.  To  the  public,  especially  to  friends  of  lib 
erty  in  N.  England,  n.p.,  1840.  8°.  (B  1498) 

Stearns,  John.  Address,  Feb.  4.  (In  Medical  Soc.  of  the 
State  of  N.  Y.  Trans.,  1819.  B  816) 

Stearns,  Jonathan  French.  Historical  discourses 
rel.  to  the  1st  Presbyterian  Ch.  in  Newark. 
Newark,  1853.  8°. 

-  Resurrection  of  the  just;  sermon,  funeral  of  Rev.  J. 

E.  Emerson.     Newburyport,  1851.  8°.    (B  1214, 1245) 
. —    Sermon,  death  of  D.   Webster,  Newark,  Oct.  31  and 

Nov.  14.     Newark,  1852.  8°.    (B  1728) 
Stearns,  Her.  Josiah.     Sermon,  ordin.  of  N.  Dudley,  Towns- 

bend,  N.  Y.,  1777.     Newburyport,  1778.  8°.    (B  66) 
Stearns,  Ken.  Oliver.      The  duty  of  moral  reflection,  etc.; 

sermon.     Hingham,  1845.  8°.     (C  210) 

-  The   gospel   applied   to   fugitive    slave   law;    sermon, 

Hingham,  March  2.    Boston,  185!.  8".     (B  1302, 1485) 

—  The  Incarnation;  sermon,  ordination  of  C.  S.  Locke, 

West    Dedhom,    Dec.    6,   1854.      Boston,    1855.    8°. 
(B  1323) 

—  Knowledge;  its  relation  to  the  progress  of  mankind: 

address  at  the  dedication  of  Lor  log  Hall,  Oct.  14. 
Hingham,  1852.  8°.    (B  1587) 

Stearns,  Mr*.  S.  Burger.  BIIOCKF.TT,  L.  P.  (In  his 
Woman's  work  in  the  civil  war.  1867.) 

—  MOORE,  F.     (fn  hi*  Women  of  the  war.  1866.) 
Stearns,  Samuel,  M.D.,  LL.D.     American  herbal; 

or,  Materia  medica.     Walpole,  1801.  12°. 

-  The  American  oracle ;  recent  discoveries  in  art, 

science,  etc.     London,  1791.  8°. 

—  Dr.  Stearns's  tour  from  London  to  Paris.    Dub 

lin,  1791.  12°. 

Stearns,  Samuel,  b.  1770,  d.  1834.  Sermon  at  the  ordination 
of  T.  Skelton,  Foxborough,  Nov.  2,  1808.  Charles- 
town,  1809.  8°.  (B  331,  1595) 

—  Sermon    before    the    Mass.    Soe.    for    Prom.    Christ. 

Knowl.,  May  31.     Camb.,  1820.  12°.     (B  1645) 

—  Sermon,  Dunstable,  N.  II.,  ordination  of  E.  P.  Sperry, 

Nov.  3.     Amherst,  1813.  8°.    (B  1323) 

-  Funeral  sermon  on.  1835.     See  Sewall,  S.     (B  1224) 
Stearns,  Rev.  Samuel  Horatio.     Address  and  select 

discourses.     New  ed.     Boston,  1846.  12°. 


Stearns,  Wm.  View  of  the  controversy  between  Gr.  Brit, 
and  the  Amer.  Colonies;  sermon,  May  11  [fasti. 
Watertown,  1775.  8".  (C25) 

Stearns,  Rev.  Wm.  Augustus.  Charge  to  the  pas 
tor  at  the  installation  of  J.  M.  Manning.  Bos 
ton,  1857.  8°. 

-  Discourse  on  educated  manhood,  Amherst  Coll.,  Aug. 

7.     Springfield,  1859.  8°.     (B  1576) 

-  The  great  lamentation;  sermon  in  commemoration  of 

D.  Webster,  Cambridge,  Nov.  21.  2d  ed.  Boston, 
Camb.,  1852.  8°.  (B  1726) 

-  Necessity  of  the  war  and  the  conditions  of  success  in 

it  ;  sermon  on  fast  day.    Amherst,  1861.  8°.    (B1593) 

-  Opening  of  Walker  Hall,  Amherst  Coll.,  Oct. 

20,  1870;  address.     Boston,  1871.  8°. 

—  Sermon,   Sept.   16,  1835,  ordination  of  J.  F.  Stearns. 

Newburyport,  [1835],  8°.    (B  1888) 

Stebbing,  Henry,  D.D.,  d.  1763.  Caution  against 
religious  delusion;  sermon.  5th  ed.  London,  1739. 
8°.  (B  1345) 

-  Defence  of  Dr.  Clarke's  'Evidences  of  natural  and  re 

vealed  religion'  in  answer  to  [Tindall'g]  'Christianity 
as  old  as  the  creation'.  London,  1731.  8°.  (B  116) 

—  Defence  of  the  Scripturehist. ;  in  answer  to  Woolston's 

5th  disc,  on  our  Saviour's  miracles.  London.  1730. 
8°.  (B  117,  E  124) 

-  Discourses  on  several  subjects ;    a  supplement 

to  Claget's  discourse  [on]  the  Holy  Spirit. 
London,  1722.  8°. 

—  Doctrine    of  justification    by   faith,   stated   from   the 

Scriptures  and  the  homilies  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  by  a 
clergyman.  London,  1757.  8°.  (B  1371) 

-  Essay  cone,  civil  government,  as  it  stands  related  to 

religion.    (In  Churchman  armed,  v.  3,  pt.  5.  1814.) 

—  Remarks  upon    a  position   of  the   Bishop  of  Bangor, 

cone,  religious  sincerity.     London,  1718.  8°.     (B103) 

—  Sermon  before  the  Soc.  for  the  Prop,  of  the  Gospel  in 

For.  Parts,  in  the  parish-church  of  St.  Mary-le-Bow, 
Feb.  19.  London,  1742.  8°.  (B  331,  1096) 

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—   Centennial  disc.,  Leominster,  Sept.  24.     Boston,  1843. 
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—  Dr.  Iluntington   and  Dr.  Pond.     (In    Walker,   J.  P. 

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—  Historical    address,    centennial    celebration    at 

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—  The  minister  and  the  age;  sermon,  ordination  of  F.  II. 

Newell,  Cambridgeport,  Aug.  1.    Boston,  1847.  8°. 

(B  1323) 

Stebbins,  Stephen  Williams.     God's  government,  etc.',  ser 
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Stedmau,  Charles.     History  of  the  origin,  progress, 

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Stedman,   Charles   Harrison,    M.D.      NOTICE    of    S.      (In 

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Stedman,  Capt.  John  Gabriel.      Narrative  of  five 

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anniv.  of    its  settlement,  Sept.      Norwich, 

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Steedman,  Andrew.     Wanderings  in  the  interior  of 

Southern  Africa.     London,  1835.  2  v.  8°. 
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Steel,  Samuel.     Sermon  on  Christian  baptism.     Lexington, 

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Contents.   Vol.  1.     Hymns.  —  Occasional  poems.     2. 
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Steele,   Rev.  Ashbel.      Chief  of  the  pilgrims;    life 
and  times  of  W.  Brewster.     Phila.,  1857.  8°. 

—  Sermon  after  receiving  intelligence  that  J.  Cilley  had 

been   shot  in  a  duel.     Albany,   1838.  8°.    (B  1211, 
1302,  1696) 

—  Sermon,  Albany,  Sept.  5,   completion  of  the  Atlantic 

telegraph.    Albany,  18o8.  8°.    (B1302) 

—  Sermon  at  the  annual  election,  May  25.     Boston,  1825. 

8°.    (B  958,  1238) 
-   Sermon,  N.  Y.,  April  11.    N.  Y.,  1830.  8°.    (B  1302) 

—  Sermon,  Sunday  after  the  funeral  of  J.  Rathbone,  Oct. 

18.     Albany,  1863.  8°.    (B  1540) 

—  Sermon,  the  Sabbath  succeeding  the  funeral  of  S.  Van 

Rensselacr.     Albany,  1839.  8°.    (B  1226) 

—  Sermon,   West    Springfield,   Apr.   5,    day   after    fast. 

N.  Y.,  1827.  8°.     (B  1259,  1278) 

Steele,  George.     See  Steele  family. 

Steele,  John,  d.  1655.     See  Steele  family. 

Steele,  John,  b.  about  1755,  d.  about  1805.  Report  of  the 
committee  of  claims,  on  the  petition  of  J.  Steele 
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Steele,  John  Charles,  M.I).  Hospital  dietetics.  (In  Nat. 
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Steele,  John  D.  Sheep.  (In  Phil.  Soc.  for  Prom.  Agric. 
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Steele,  Joshua.  Prosodia  rationalis  ;  or,  An  essay 
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Steele,  Joshua.  Account  of  a  late  conference  on  occur 
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Steele,  Marshfield.  DLTV  of  a  minister  and  people;  two 
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Steele,  Richard,  d.  1692.     Discourse  cone,  old  age. 

London,  1688.   12°. 
Steele,  Sir  Richard.      Account  of  the  state  of  the 

Roman    Catholic    religion;    by    [U.]    Cerri ; 

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—  The  Englishman ;  a  sequel  to  'The  Guardian'. 

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of  three  plays,  two  of  S.'s,  the  third  sup 
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—  Letter  to  a  member  of  Parliament  rel.to   the   bill  for 

preventing  the  growth  of  schism.  London,  1714.  8°. 
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—  A  nation  a  family;  sequel  of  The  crisis  of  property. 

London,  1720.  8°.     (B  698) 

—  Tender  husband.     (In  Bell,  J.    British  theatre,  v.  20. 

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See.    also    Guardian,   The;  —  Lover,   The;  — 
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—  DISRAELI.  I.     (In  his  Calamities  of  authors,  v.  2. 1812.) 

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Steele,  Robert.  Tour  through  part  of  the  Atlantic. 
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Steele  family.  DURKIE,  D.  S.  Steele  family  ;  ge 
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Steele's  Western  guide  book.  5th  ed.  Buffalo, 
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Steell,  Robert.  Treatise  of  conic  sections.  Dub 
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Steen,  Cornells  Cornelissen  van  den.     See  Lapide,  C.  C.  a. 

Steenackers,  Francois  Frederic.  IJistoire  des 
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Steenbauer,  Ludolf.  Grammatica  Latina.  [Lugd. 
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Steendam,  Jacob.  MURPIIEY,  C.  J.  Steendam, 
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Steenrod,  Lewis.    Speech,  July  16.    Wash.,  1841.  8°.  (B  1664) 

Steering.     See  Rudder. 

Steevena.  See  also  Stelfens;  —  Stephan;  —  Stephens;  — 
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Steevens,  George,  b.  1736,  d.  1800.  Bibliotheca 
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Stefanardo,  da   Vicomercato,     See  Stephanardus. 

Stefani,  Federigo.  Mocenigo  di  Venezia.  (In  Littu,  P. 
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Stefano.     See  Santo  Stefano. 

Steffeii,  Capt.  Win.  Digest  of  United  States  tac 
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Steffens,  Jlenrik.  Anthropologic.  Brcslau,  1822. 
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—  Story  of  my  career  as  student  at  Freiberg  and 

Jena  and  as  professor  at  Hulle,  Breslau,  and 
Berlin;  with  reminiscences  of  Goethe,  Schil 
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—  Was  ich  erlcbte ;  aus  der  Erinnerung  nieder- 

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Steffens,  Johann  Heinrich.     Auszug  aus  der  Ges- 
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Steffens,  Karl.     See  Volks-Kalender  fur  1853. 

Stefonio  (Lat.  Stephonius),  Bernardino.  Crispus; 
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Stegmann,  Ambrose.  Constitutio  epidemic:!  Mansfeldiaca, 
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Stehelin,  Benjamin  Spicer.  Alterations  made  in  a  east  iron 
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Stein,  Christian  Gottfried  Daniel.  Handbuch  der  Geog. 
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Stein,  Georg  Wilhehn.  L'art  d'accoucher;  tr.  de 
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Stein  der  Wciscn,  Der;  von  C.  M.  Wieland.  (In  Jus 
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the  divine  authority  of  Holy  Scriptures.  —  Occasional 
discourses.  —  Trip  to  Holyhcad.  —  The  bird  of  paradise 
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-  The  indispensable  importance  of  real  religion  ;  ser 
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—  National  calamities  the  effect  of  divine  displeasure; 

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Stenography.       WF.STON,     J.       New    short-hand 

grammar.     London,  1749.  8°. 

—  HEWETT,   D.     New   system  of  short  hand.      Phila., 

1823.  8°.     (B  1722) 

—  WILLIAMS,  T.      System  of  short  hand.     Lon 

don,  [1826].  8°. 

Sf e  al«o  Notse  Tironianae  ;  —  Phonography ;  — 
Tachygraphy ;  —  Writing. 
Stenonis,  NikolaiiH  (or  Niels  Stenson).    FABROXI,  A.    (In 

his  Vitoe  Ital.,  v.  3.  1779.) 

Stenthal,  Alfred.  Intemperance.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1857.) 

Stenzel,  Gustav  Adolph  Harald.  Geschichte  des 
preussischen  Staats.  Hamb.,  1830-51.  5  v. 
8°.  (lleeren.  u.  Ukert.  Europ.  Staat.) 

—  Scriptores  rerum  Silesiacarum.    Breslau,  1835- 

39.  2  v.  4". 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Chronica  Polonorum.  —  Breve 
chronicon  Silesiae.  —  Chronica  principum  Polonies.  — 
Catalogus  abbatum  Saganensium.  2.  Vita  S.  Hed- 
wigis.  —  Vita  Anna  ducissw  Silesiae.  —  Catalogus 
episcoporum  Wratislaviensium.  —  Libental,  N.  Gecta 
abbatuin  monasterii  S.  Vincent!!.  —  Chronica  abbatum 
Beatae  Maria?  virgin!*  in  Arena.  —  Fibiger,  M.  Series 
et  acta  niiigistrortim  Wratislaviensium  sacri  ordinis  cru- 
citterorum  cum  rubea  Stella  hospitalis  s.  Mathia3.  — 
Fuchsz,  F.  C.  .V.  Series  dominorum  pra-positorum  Nis- 
scnsium  ordinis  sanctissimi  sepulchri  cum  duplici  rubea 
cruce.  —  Codex  ej)istolaris.  —  Fragmenta. 
Stepf,  Johann  Heinrich.  Gallcrie  aller  juridischen 

Autoren.     Lpz.,  1820-25.  4  v.  8°. 


STEPHAN 


2856 


STEPHENS 


Stephan.      ftff  also  Steffen  ;  —  Stephen;  —  Steven;  — 

Stevin. 
Stephan.    IMnrich.      Das   Verkehrsleben    im   Alterthum. 

(hi  Historisches  Taschenbuch,  1S68.)  —  Das  Ver- 

kebrsleben  im  Mittelalter.     (In  1869.) 
Stephanardus  lie  Vico  Jlercato.     Poema  de  gestis  in  civitate 

Mediolatii  sub  Othone.     (In  Muratori,  L.  A.    Her. 

Ital.  scr.,  v.  9.  1726.) 
Stephanovitch,  Dmitri.      L'Anti-Liban.     (In   Paris.  Soc. 

de  Geog.,  5e  ser.,  v.  16.  1868.) 
Stephanus,  St.,  Ep.   Dice.    VITA  S.   Stephani.    (In  Acta 

satict.,  v.  43.  1868.) 
Stephanus,  Abbas  Montis  Alti.    Chronicon  Ncritinum.     (In 

Muratori,  L.  A.     Her.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  24.  1738.) 
Stephanus  Athenienfis.    Fragm.     (In  Meineke,  A.     Frag. 

com.  Grsec.,  v.  4.  1841.) 
Stephanus  Byzantinus.     De  Dodone ;    cum  Latina 

versione   et    academicis    exercitationibus  J. 

Gronovii.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1681.  4°. 

—  Same.      (In    Gronovius,   J.      Thes.  Gr.  antiq.,  v.  7. 

1699.) 
Stephanus,  Cellos.  Nova.    Facta  et  miracula  S.  Kiidesindi. 

(In  Florez,  H.     Espana  sagrada,  v.  18.  1764.) 
Stephanus  Subaita,  St.    LEONTIUS.    (In  Acta  sanct.,  v. 

30.  1867.) 
Stephanus    Tornacensin.    BRIAL,  J.  J.    DCS    mss.   latins 

cont.  les  lettres  d'Etienne.     (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d. 

Inscr.  Not.,  v.  10.  1818.) 
Stephanus,  Carolus,  Henricus,  Joachimus,   Ilobcrtus.     See 

Estienne. 
Stephen.     See  also  Stefen ;  —  Stephau ;   —  Steven ;  — 

Stevin. 
Stephen,    St.     WORCESTER,   S.     Martyrdom  of  Stephen. 

(In  his  Courage  and  success.  1812.     B  336) 
Stephen  i,  Pope.     ACTA  S.    Stephani.     (In  Acta  sanct., 

v.  35.  1867.) 
Stephen,  King  of  England.     ACTS  of  S.     (In  Hen- 

ricus  ffuntinydonensis.    Chron.  1853.) 

—  GESTA  Stephani,  regis  Anglorum ;    rec.  R.  C. 

Sewell.     London,  Angt.  Soc.  Hist.,  1846.  8°. 

—  GREEN,  I.  R.     London    and   her  election  of  Stephen. 

(In  Archaeological  Inst.  of  Gr.  Brit.  Old  London. 
1867.) 

Stephen  I.,  St.,  King  of  Hungary.  VITA  S.  Stephani. 
(In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  41.  1S68.) 

—  VITA.    (In  Pertz,  G.  H.    Mon.  Germ,  hist.,  Scr.,  v.  11. 

1854.) 
Stephen,  Caroline  Emelia.    The  service  of  the  poor. 

London,  N.  Y.,  1871.  16°. 
Stephen,  Sir  George.     Adventures  of  a  gentleman  in 

search  of  a  horse ;  by  Caveat  Emptor  [pseud.] . 

Phila.,  1836.  8°. 

—  Anti-slavery  recollections ;    letters  to  Mrs.  B . 

Stowe.     London,  1854.  16°. 

Stephen,  James,  d.  1832.  Dangers  of  the  country. 
London,  1807.  8°.  (B  723,  1416) 

—  Extracts  from  a  W.  India  plantation  journal  shewing 

the  treatment  of  the  slaves.  Reprinted  from  vol.  2 
of  [his]  'Slavery',  n.t.p.  [London,]  1831.  8°.  (B 
1482)  ' 

—  History  of  Toussaint  Louverture.    (/;;  Pamphleteer, 

1814;  v.  4  of  B838) 

—  Observations  on  the  speech  of  J.  Randolph.     London, 

printed,  N.  Y.,  reprinted  1806.  8°.    (B  430,  2519) 

—  The  slavery  of  the  British  West  India  colonies 

delineated  and  compared  with  that  of  other 
countries.     London,  1824-30.  2  v.  8°. 
See  also,  above.,  'Extracts'. 

—  Speech,  IIo.  of  Com.,  Mar.  6,  on  Mr.  Whitbread's  mo 

tion  relative  to  the  late  overtures  of  the  Amer.  gov 
ernment.  London,  1809.  8°.  (B  725) 

—  War  in  disguise;  or,  Frauds  of  neutral  flags.     London, 

1805.  8°.    (B  715) 

-  Same.    2d  ed.     London,  1805.  8°.    (B  1416) 

—  Same.     4th  ed.     London,  1806.  8°. 

—  Same.     N.  Y.,  1806.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.    (B  2523) 

-  Same.     2d  Amer.  ed.     N.  Y.,  1806.  12°. 

—  MOIIKIS,  G.     Answer  to  'War  in  disguise' ;  re 

marks  on  the  new  doctrine  of  England. 
N.  Y.,  1806.  8°. 

Other  copies.    (B  430,  754,  1417,  2523) 

Stephen,  Sir  James,  d.  1859.  Colonization  as  a 
branch  of  social  economy.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1858.) 


—  Critical    and   miscellaneous    essays.      Boston, 

1856.    8°. 
ConttntK.      Wilberforce.   —   Whitefield  and   Fronde. 

—  D'Aubigne's  Hist,   of  the  Reformation.  —  Baxter.  — 
Physical   theory  of  another  life.  —  The  Tort  Royalists. 

—  Loyola  and  his  associates.  —  Taylor's  Edwin  tiie  fair. 

—  Essays    in    ecclesiastical    biography.       2d    ed. 

London,  1850.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.   1.     Hildebrand.  —  Saint  Francis  of 
Assise.  —  The  founders  of  Jesuitism.  —  Martin  Luther. 

—  The  French  Benedictines.  —  The  Port-Royalists.    2. 
Richard  Baxter.  —  The  evangelical   succession.      Wil 
liam  Wilberforce.  —  The  Clapham  sect.  —  The  historian 
of  enthusiasm.  —  The  epilogue. 

-  Lectures  on  the  history  of  France.     London, 

1851.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Same.      3d    ed.   with    add.      London,    1857. 

2  v.  8°. 

Stephen,  Sir  James  Fitzjames.     Defence  of  R.  Wil 
liams.     London,  1862.  8°. 

-  Essays  by  a  barrister ;  from  the  Saturday  re 

view.     London,  1862.   12". 

Content*.  Casuistry.  —  Hallam.  —  Conventional  mor 
ality.  —  Philanthropy.  —  The  wealth  of  nature.  — 
John  Bull.  —  Physical  strength.  —  Doing  good.  —  Gen 
iality.  —  Ld.  Macaulay.  —  Limitation  of"  morality.  — 
Christian  optimism.  —  Fanaticism.  —  The  end  of  the 
world.  —  Pain.  —  Christianity  in  India.  —  Mental  stat 
ure.  —  Minor  virtues.  —  Courage.  —  Vanity  of  human 
wishes.  —  Juniores  priores.  —  Morality  and  sensibility. 

—  Public  and  private  morals.  —  Second  hand  knowledge. 

—  Spirit  rappings.  —  Gamaliels.  —  Carlyle.  —  Pascal's 
IVn.sees.  —  De  Maistre.  — Plutarch's  Lives.  —  Paley's 
Moral   philos.  —  The    minister's   wooing.   —  Mangel's 
metaphysics. 

-  General  view  of  the  criminal  law  of  England. 

London,  Camb.,  1863.  8°. 

-  The  relation  of  novels  to  life.     (In  Cambridge  essays, 

1855.)  —  Characteristics  of  Eng.  criminal  law.     (In 


(In 
Nat. 


1857.) 

-  Responsibility   and    mental    competence.      (In 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1864.) 
Stephen,  Rev.  Leslie.     Allelein-IIorn.    (In  Galton, 
F.    Vacation  tourists.  I860.) 

—  Ascent   of   the  Schreckhorn.  —  Passage  of  the   Eiger 

Joch.     (In  Ball,  J.     Peaks,  2d  ser.,  v.  2.  1862.) 

—  Choice  of  representatives   by  popular   constituencies. 

(In  Essays  on  reform.  18(57.) 

-  Playground  of  Europe.     London,  1871.  16°. 
Stephen,  Thomas.     Spirit  of  the  Church  of  Rome 

as  exhibited  in  history.     London,  1840.   12°. 
Stephens.     See  also  Steevens;  —  Steffens  ;  —  Stevens. 
Stephens,  Ilev.  Abednego.     Address  to  the  Alumni  Society 

of  Nashville  Univ.,  on   the  influence  of  institutions 

for   high    letters   on    the   character  of    the    nation. 

Nashville,  1838.  8°.    (B  1580) 
Stephens,  Alexander.     History  of  the  wars  which 

arose  from  the  French  Revolution  ;  prefixed, 

a  review  of  the  causes  of  that  event.    London, 

1803.  2  v.  4°. 

—  Memoirs  of  J.  Home   Tooke.      London,  1813. 

2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     Phila.,  1804.  2  v.  8°. 

Stephens,  Alexander  Hamilton.  Constitutional 
view  of  the  late  war  between  the  states. 
Phila.,  [1868-70].  2  v.  8°. 

—  Homestead  bill,  the  state  of  parties,  and  the  presidency  ; 

speech  on  the  state  of  the  country,  Apr.  27.     Wash., 
1852.  8°.     (B  1506) 

—  To   the   people   of   Georgia,   in    reply   to   Mr.   Stiles. 

Wash.,  1844.  8°.     (B  1500) 

—  SAVACE,  J.     (In  his  Our  living  representative   men. 

I860.) 

Stephens,  Archibald  John.  Introd.  and  notes.  (In  De 
Loline,  J.  L.  Rise  and  progress  of  the  Eng.  consti 
tution.  1838  ) 

Stephens,  Catharine.  CLAYTON,  E.  C.  (In  her  Queens  of 
of  song.  1865.) 

Stephens,  Edward  Bell.  Basque  provinces,  their 
political  state,  etc.  London,  1837.  2  v.  12°. 

Stephens,  George.  The  old-northern  Runic  monu 
ments  of  Scandinavia  and  England.  Lon 
don,  Kobonh.,  1866-68.  2  v.  f° 


STEPHENS 


2857 


STERNE 


Stephens,     Henry.       Book     of    the     farm.       (/» 

Skinner,  .1.  S.     Fanner's  library,  v.  2,  3.  1847.) 

—  Manual  of  practical  draining.     3d  ed.     Edin., 

London,  1848.  8". 

Stephens,  James  Francis.  General  zoology.  Vol.  9-14. 
..SV<;  Shaw,  U. 

Stephens,  John.  Practical  treatise  on  consump 
tions.  London,  1701.  8". 

Stephens,  John  Lloyd.  Incidents  of  travel  in 
Central  America,  Chiapas,  and  Yucatan. 
12th  ed.  N.  Y.,  1844.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Incidents  of  travel  in  Egypt,  Arabia  Petra?a, 

the  Holy  Land.  10th  ed.  N.  Y.,  1844. 
2  v.  12". 

-  Incidents  of  travel  in  Greece,  Turkey,  llussia, 

and  Poland.     N.  Y.,  1838.  2  v.  12". 

—  Incidents  of  travel  in  Yucatan.     IST.  Y.,  1843. 

2  v.  8". 
Stephens,  Sir  Philip.     CATALOGUE  of  his  library, 

sold  June  11.     [London,]  1810.  8". 
Stephens,    Wm.     Letter  to   Win.   in.    1698.      (In    Col.   of 

State  tracts,  v.  2.  1706.) 

—  Sermon   before   the   Ho.  of  Com.,  Jan.  30,  1700.     (In 

Baron,  It.     Pillars.    1768.) 

Stephens.     See  alto  Stevens. 

Stephenson.     See  alao  Stevenson. 

Stephensun, — .  Life  of  Win.  Caxton;  witli  an  account  of 
tin-  invention  of  printing.  (In  Soc.  Diff.  Usef.  Kn. 
hili.  usef.  kn.  hives.  1833.) 

Stephenson,  George.  HEDI.KY,  O.  D.  "VVho  in 
vented  the  locomotive  engine?  with  review 
of  Smiles's  'Life  of  8'.  London,  1858.  8°.. 

—  hAriiKL,  A.     hes  deux  .Stephenson.     (In  Revue  d.  D. 

Mondc-s,  fev.  1860.) 

-  SMILES.  S.     Life  of  S.     London,  18-57.  8°. 
Lives  of  O.  and  It.  Stephenson.     (In  /tin  Brief  biog. 

1861;  —  hives  of  the  engineers,  v.  3.  1862.) 

Stephenson,  John,  and  Churchill,  J.  M.  Medical 
botany.  London,  1828-31.  4  v.  8°. 

Stephenson,  Jolin  Hall.  Poems.  (In  Campbell,  T.  Brit, 
poets,  v.  7.  1819.) 

Stephenson,  Mark.  Syllabus  of  a  course  of  lectures  on 
ophthalmic  medicine  and  surgery.  N.  Y.,  1852.  8°. 
(C271) 

Stephenson,  Marmaduke.  Account  of  the  sufferings  of  S. 
(In  Call  from  death  to  life.  1865.) 

Stephenson,  life.  Xash.  On  statute  fairs.  —  Princ.  on  winch 
educational  legislative  measures  should  be  based, 
etc.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1858.) 
—  Benefit  societies.  (In  1859.)  —  Abolition  of  stat 
ute  fairs.  (In  1860.)  —  Remarks  on  the  Education 
Commissioners'  plan  for  rendering  assistance  to 
schools  of  independent  poor.  (In  1861.)  —  Probate 
and  succession  duty  levied  on  property  left  under 
general  power  of  appointment.  (In  1864.) 

Stephenson,  Robert.  History  of  the  design,  (fn 
Clark,  E.  Britannia  and  Conway  tubular  bridges, 
v.  1.  1H50.) 

—  JEAFFEESON,  J.   C.     Life  of  S.;  with  descrip 

tive  chapters  on  some  of  his  most  important 
professional  works  by  "Win.  Pole.  London, 
1864.  2  v.  8°. 

-  hALGKi,,  A.     (fn  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  fev.  1860.) 

—  MAKSIIALL,  'W.  P.     Inscription   of  the   previous  pa 

tented  locomotive  engine  made  by  It.  8.  &  Co.  (/;i 
Tredgold,  T.  Principles,  v.  1.  1850  ) 

—  SMILES,  S.     hives  of  O.  and  It.  Stephenson.     (In  Ms 

Brief  biog.  1861;  —  and  hives  of  the  engineers, 
v.  3.  1862.) 

Stephenson.     See  alao  Stevenson. 

Stephenson  Co.,  III.  WALLING,  H.  F.  Topograph 
ical  map.  N.  Y.,  1859. 

Stephouius,  Bernardinus.     See  Stefonio,  B. 

Step-mother,  The;  by  G.  P.  11.  James.  Lpz., 
Tauchnitz,  1845.  2  v.  16". 

Stepney,  George.  Epistle  to  C.  Montagu  on  II.M.'s  voyage  to 
Holland.  London,  16'.ll.  f°.  (A  45) 

—  Interest  of  England.      (In  Somers,  J.     Col.  of  tracts, 

v.  11.  1HH.) 

—  Poems.     (In  Chalmers,  A.     Eng.  poets,  v.  8.  1810.) 

—  Poetical   works;    prefixed   a   life  of  the   author.     (In 

AndersDn,  It.     Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1793.) 
359.     (20.  11.  80.) 


—  JOHNSON,   S.    hife  of  H.      (In  hi*  hives  of  eminent 

English  poets,  v.  1.  1810;—  and  in  Chalmers,  A. 
Eng.  poetn,  v.  8.  1810.) 

Steppes.  HuMiiULUT,  F.  II.  A.  von.  Ueber  dieSteppcn  nnd 
Wusten.  (/«  hi*  Ansichten  der  Nutnr,  v.  1.  1849.) 
-  Eny.  Steppe*  and  deserts.  (In  fun  Aspects  of  na 
ture,  v.  1.  1849  and  Views.  1850) 

Stepping  heavenward;  by  E.  Prentiss.  N.  Y., 
1870.  12". 

Stereometry.    See  Gauging. 

Stereoscope.  BKEWSTKK,  Sir  D.  The  stereoscope ; 
history,  constitution,  etc.  London,  1856.  12°. 

—  BABINET,  J.     he   stereoscope  et  do  la  vision   binocu- 

lairc.     (In  Revue  d.  1>.  Moudes,  juil.  18o3.) 
Stereotomy.     See  Stone  cutting. 
Sterk,  A.     Het  belang    der   Maatschappye  in  het 

Beteugelen  van  den  Kindermoord ;  briefsge- 

wyx.e  voorgestelt  aan  P.  Camper,  door  S.M. 

V.  D.  Leeuwarden,  1774.  8". 

—  Bescheide  beantwoording  van  P.  Camper.  Leeu 

warden,  1774.  8°. 

Sterling.     See  also  Stirling. 

Sterling,  Earl  of.     See  Alexander,  W. 

Sterling,  Anthony  Coningham.  Russia  under  Nic 
olas  i.;  tr.  from  the  German.  London, 
1841.  16°. 

Sterling,  Edward.  Bloomer  costume;  an  original  farce. 
(fn  Minor  drama,  v.  6.) 

—  Nicholas  iN'ickleby;  a  farce,     (fn  Webster,  B.    Acting 

national  dr.,  v.  5.) 
Sterling,  John.     Essays  and  tales;  ed.  with  life  by 

J.  C.  Hare.     London,  1848.  2  v.  12". 
Content*.    Vol.   1.     Sketch    of   the    author's  life.    — 
Shades  of  the  dead.  —  Alexander  the  Great.  —  Joan  of 
Arc.  —  Wyclitt'e.  —  Columbus.  —  Gustavus  Adolphus. 

—  Milton.  —  Burns.   —  Critical  essays.   —  Coleridge's 
Christabel.  —  Broad  stone  of  honour.  —  Xapier's  war  in 
the   Peninsula.  —  Montaigne.  —  Himonides.  —  Carlylc. 

—  Characteristics    of   German    genius.   —  Tennyson's 
poems.   —   heeture    on  the    worth   of   knowledge.      2. 
Fragments  from  the  travels  of  T.  Elbert.  —  Thoughts, 
tales,  and  apologues.  —  The  onyx  ring,  etc. 

—  CAKLYLE,  T.     Life  of  S.     Boston,  1851.  12°. 

-  MONTEGL'T,  E.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juil.  1852.) 

-  SMILES,  8.     (fn  hix  Brief  biog.  1861.) 

—  TLCKEKMAN,  II.  T.     The  idealist.     (In  his  Character 

istics  of  lit.  1849.) 

Sterling,  John  Williams.    8ft  National  Quarantine  San 
itary  Convention,  1859,  60. 
Sterling,  Richard,  and  Campbell,  J.  D.     Our  own 

iirst  reader.     Greensboro,  [1862],   12". 
Sterling.    FAURINGTON,  A.  C.    Fault  in  a  metallic  vein  at 

Sterling  Mine,  N.  J.    (In  Amer.  Assoc.     1'roc.,  v.  6. 

1852.) 
Sterling    and    Penruddock ;     [by   11.   P.    Ward]. 

Phila.,  1839.  3  v.   12". 
Stern.     See  alxo  Stearne ;  —  Sterne. 
Stern,  F.  Adolf  Ernst,  called.    Bis  zum  Abgrund ; 

Roman.     Lpz.,  1861.  2  v.  8°. 
Stern,  Daniel,  pseud.     See  Agoult,  conitenne  d'. 
Stern,  Giovanni.     Pianti,  ec.,  degliedificii  della  villa 

suburbana  di  Giulio  in.     Roma,  [1784].    f°. 
Stern,  Rev.  Henry  A.     The  captive  missionary  ;   an 

account  of  Abyssinia,  embracing   a  nar.  of 

King  Theodore's  life.     London,  [1869].  8°. 
Stern,  Lieut.  John,     hast  confession,  etc.     hondon,  1682.  f* 

(A  51) 
Sternberg,  Ilerkimer?     Elements   of  medical   philosophy. 

Albany,  1839.  8°.     (B  1552) 
Sternberg,  P.     Treatise  on  the  raising  of  wheat.    Albany. 

[1811].  8°.    (B666) 
Sternbergise.      DAWSON,   J.   W.     Varieties   and   mode   of 

preservation   of  the  fossils   known   as   Sternbergise. 

(In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proo.,  v.  11.  1858.) 
Sternburg,  Maria  Stella  Newborough,  baronne  de. 

Maria  Stella,  ou  Echange  criminal.     Paris, 

1838.   8°. 

Sterne.     See   also  Stearne  ;  —  Stern. 
Sterne,  Lawrence.  Works.  London,  1795.  8  v.  12°. 
Content*.    Vol.  1-3.     Tristram  Shandy.      4,  5.     Ser 
mons.       6.     Koran.  —   Political   romance.      7.     Senti 
mental  journey.      8.     hetters. 


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—  Same.     Edin.,  1803.  8  v.   12°. 

Content*.  Vol.  1-3.  Tristram  Shandy.  4.  Senti- 
mental  journey  through  France  and  Italy.  5,  6.  Ser 
mons.  7.  Letters.  —  The  fragment.  8.  The  Koran. 
—  History  of  a  watch  coat. 

-  The  Koran;  or,  Life,  character,  and  sentiments 
of  tria  juncta  in  uno.     Lond.,  1770.  2  v.  16°. 

-  Sermons.     4th  ed.     London,  1761.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Sermons  of  Mr.  Yorick.    Lond.,  1794.  2  v.  12°. 

-  The   story  of  my  uncle  Toby ;   [with  life]  by 

P.Fitzgerald.     N.  Y.,  1871.  16". 

—  FERRIAR,    J.      Illustrations   of  S.;  with  other 

essays.     2d  ed.    London,  1812.  2  v.  16°. 

Comments  on  Sterne.     (In  Literary  and  Phil.  Soc. 

of  Manchester.    Mem.,  v.  4,  pt.  1.  1793.) 

-  FITZGERALB,    P.     Life   of    S.     London,   1854. 

21.       QO 
V.    8  . 

—  MONTEGUT,  E.     Sterne,  sa  vie  et  BOB  ceuvres.    (In  Re 

vue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin  1865.) 

—  SCOTT,  Sir  W.      (In    his    Biog.  mem.,  v.  1.  1834;  — 

and  in  his  Lives  of  the  novelists,  v.  1.  1826.) 

—  STERNE  and  his  day.    (hi  Dublin  utiiv.  mng.,  v.  60-62. 

1862-63.) 

-  THACKERAY,  W.  M.    (In  7iis  Eng.  humourists.  1853.) 

-  TUCKERMAN,  II.  T.     (In  /ii»  Essays.  1857.) 
Sterne,  Simon.     On  representative  government  and 

personal  representation.     Phila.,  1871.  8". 
Sterne,  Wm.  Peter  Baker  Dunstanville.     Case  of  S.     See 

Guthrie  tx.  Sterne. 
Sternhold,   Thomas,   and   Hopkins,  J.    Psalms   in  metre. 

1645;  1647.     See  Bible.  O.  T.  Pxalm*  (p.  279). 

-  Psalms   in    metre.   1683;  1750.      See   Church  of  Eng. 

Liturgies  (p.  75). 
Sterns.     See  also  Stearns. 
Sterns,  Jonathan,  and  Taylor,  W.     Reply  to  the  answers 

[of]   the  judges   of   the   Supreme    Court  of   Nova 

Scotia,    n.t.p.  [1789.]  4°.    (A  20) 
Sternum.     See  Breastbone. 
Sterry,  J.   Ashby.     Katharine   and  Petruchio.     (In  Scott, 

C.  W.    Drawing-room  plays.  1870.) 
Stesichorus.     Fragm.     (In  Bergk,  T.     Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  1853.) 

-  WELCKER,  F.  G.     (In  his  Kleinc  Schriften,  v.  1.  1844.) 
Stesiclides    Atheniensis.    Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr. 

hist.  Gr.,  v.  4.  1851.) 
Stesimbrotus  Thawifi.    Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist. 

Gr.,  v.  2.  1848.) 
Steterburg.    GERHARD.    Annales  Stederburgenses,  1000- 

llyo.     (In  Pertz,    Moo.  Germ.  Scr.,  v.  16.  1859.) 
Stethoscope. ,    See  Auscultation ;  —  Chest ;  —  Diagnosis. 
Stetson,  Ainasa.     Claim  submitted  to  the  18lh  Congress  of 

the  U.  S.  by  S.     Boston,  1825.  8°.     (B  1460) 

—  Letter.     [Boston,  1822.]  8°.    (B  1448) 

Stetson,  Amos  W.     Is  our  prosperity  a  delusion? 

Our  national  debt  and  currency.     Boston, 

18G4.  18°. 
Stetson,   Caleb.    Discourse;   duty  of  sustaining  the  laws, 

Medford,  Aug.  24.     Boston,  1834.  8°.     (B  1302,  1695) 

—  Discourse;  state  of   the   country,   Medford,   April  7, 

fast  day.     Boston.  1842.  8°.    (B  1260) 

—  Piety  at  home.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1831.  12°.    (A.U.A.  1st 

ser.  no.  46.    C  168,  v.  4) 

—  Two  discourses  in  Medford.     Bost.,  1840.  8°.     (B  1310) 

—  SARGENT,  L.  M.      Letter  to  [S.]  on   the  '(State  of  the 

temperance  reform'.     Bost.,  1836.  8°.     (B  1239, 1279) 
Stetson,  Edward  Gray.     Latin  oration;  inaug.  of  T.  Hill. 

Catnb.,  1863.  8°.    (H  10) 
Stetson  family.     BARRY,  J.  S.      Genealogy  of  the 

S.  family.      Boston,  1847.  8". 
Stetter,    Jean    Jacques.      Kassovia    principatus.      Amst., 

[17-].  f°.    (E64) 

Steuart.    See.  also  Steward ;  —  Stewart ;  —  Stuart. 
Steuart,   Andrew.     Agriculture   in   Britain   at  the  present 

day.     (In  Cambridge  essays,  1847.) 

Steuart,  .Sir  Henry.  Planter's  guide  ;  [transplanting 

of  large  trees].    1st  Am.  ed.     N.  Y.,  1832.  8°. 

Steuart,  Sir  James  Uenham,  d.  1780.    Works;  col. 

by  Sir  J.  Steuart.  London,  1805.  G  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Population  and  agriculture.  — 
Trade  and  Industry.  2.  Trade  and  industry.  —  Money 
and  coin.  3.  Money  and  coin.  —  Credit  and  debts.  4. 
Credit  and  debts.  5.  Principles  of  money  applied  to 
the  present  state  of  the  coin  of  Bengal.  —  Letter  from 
Mr.  Francis.  —  Sir  H.  Steuart '»  answer  to  F.  —  Doctrine 
and  principles  of  money  applied  to  the  German  coin.  — 
Obs.  on  the  new  bill  for  altering  and  amending  the  laws 
which  regulate  the  qualifications  of  freeholders,  etc. 


[1775].  —  Consid.  on  the  interest  of  Lanark.  —  Diss.  on 
the  polic}-  of  grain.  —  Plan  for  an  uniformity  of  weights 
and  measures  over  the  world.  6.  Ob*,  on  Beattie's 
essay  on  the  nature  and  immutability  of  truth.  —  Letter 
from  Dr.  Beattie  to  W.  Cuinine.  —  Obs.  upon  'System 
of  Nature'  by  Mirabaud.  —  Diss.  cone,  obedience  to  the 
laws  of  God.  —  Apologie  du  sentiment  de  Newton  sur 
1'ancienne  chronologic  ties  Grecs.  —  Ans.  to  l)es  Vig- 
nolles'  diss.  upon  Sir  I.  Newton's  'Chronology'.  —  Anec 
dotes  of  the  life  of  Sir  J.  S. 

-  Inquiries  into  the  principles  of  political  econ 

omy.     Dublin,  1770.  3  v.  (v.  3  w.).  8°. 

Steuart,  John.     Bogota,  1830-37.    N.  Y.,  1838.  12°. 

Steuben,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  Aiigust  Hcinrich 
Ferdinand,  Baron.  Letter  on  an  established  militia 
and  military  arrangements,  to  the  inhabitants  of 
the  U.  S.  N.  Y.,  1784.  4°.  (A  27,  W  58,  70) 

-  Regulations  for  the  order  and  discipline  of  the 

troops  of  the  U.  S. ;  [with]  the  IT.  S.  militia 
act  [of]  May,  1792,  and  [that]  of  Mass,  [of] 
June  22,  1793.  New  ed.  Boston,  1794.  121J. 

-  Same,  without  the  act.     Phila.,  1800.  12". 

-  Same.     Boston,  1802.  12°. 

-  Same.     "With  exercise  and  evolutions  of  cav 

alry.     Bennington,  1803.   12°. 

—  BOWEN,  F.     Life  of  S.     (In  Sparks,  J.     Amer.  biog., 

v.  9.  1838.) 

-  HEADLEY,  J.  T.    (hi  his  Washington,  v.  1.  1847.) 

-  KAIT,  F.     Life  of  S.     X.  Y.,  1859.  8°. 
Steubenville.     Proceedings  of  the  town  council  of  Stenben- 

ville  and  the  report  on  a  western  national  armory, 
Dec.  20.  Steubenville,  1841.  8°.  (B  1603) 

Steuchus,  Augustinus.  NICEKON,  J.  P.  (In  his  Mem.,  v. 
36.  1736.) 

Steven  Lawrence;  by  Mrs.  A.  Edwards.  (In  Galaxy, 
v.  4,5.  1867-68;  —  and  in  Temple  B;ir,  v.  20-21. 
1867.) 

Stevens.    See  also  Steephens  ;  —  Steffens;  —  Stephens. 

Stevens,  Abel.  An  alarm  to  Amer.  patriots  ;  thanks 
giving  sermon  in  Church  St.  Church,  Nov.  27,  1S34. 
2d  cd.  Boston,  1835.  8".  (B  1253) 

—  History  of  the  Methodist  Episc.  Church  in  the 

U.  S.     X.  Y.,  1864.  2  v.  12°. 

—  History  of  the  religious  movement  of  the  18th 

century,  called  Methodism.  X.  Y.,  1858-61. 
3  v.  12°. 

—  Memorials  of  the  early  progress  of  Methodism 

in  the  Eastern  States.     Boston,  1852.  12°. 

-  Tales  from  the  parsonage.      Boston,  1845.  18°. 
Stevens,  Alexander  Hodgdon,  M.D.    Address  to  the  class 

of  graduates  of  the  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur 
geons  of  the  Univ.  of  N.  Y.  N.Y.,1847.  8°.  (B1562) 

—  Clinical  lecture  on  the  primary  treatment  of  injuries, 

Nov.  22.    N.  Y.,  1837.  8°.     (B  1562) 

—  A  plea  of  humanity  in  behalf  of  medical  education; 
aim.  address  before  the  N.  Y.  State  Med.  Soc.,  Feb. 
6.  4th  ed.  N.  Y.,  1849.  8°.  (B  1562) 

Stevens,  Benjamin.  Gospel  ministry  vindicated  from  con 
tempt;  [convention  sermon,]  Sept.  26,  1764.  Ports 
mouth,  1765.  8°.  (B  75,  1312) 

—  Sermon,   death  of   A.   Pepperrell,   Kittery.      Boston, 

1752.  8°.     (B331) 

—  Sermon,  death  of  Sir  W.  Pepperrell,   July.      Boston, 

1759.  8°.    (A  3,  B  69,   70,  W  25) 

-  Sermon,  election.    Boston,  1761.  8°.    (B  181,  185) 
Stevens,  Beriah.     A  new    and   concise   system    of 

arithmetic.     Saratoga  Springs,  1822.  8°. 

Stevens,  Byron,  r*.  Rutland  and  Burlington  R.  R.  Co.  and 
others.  BENNETT,  M.  L.  Opinion  of  the  chancel 
lor  in  the  case.  Burlington,  1851.  8".  (B  1439) 

Stevens,  Calvin  F.  List  of  the  post  offices  in  the  U.  8.; 
with  laws  and  regulations.  N.  Y.,  1808.  8°.  (B  1119) 

Stevens,  Charles.  Constitutional  arguments,  indicating  the 
rights  and  policy  of  the  southern  states.  Charles 
ton,  1832.  8°.  (B  1067) 

Stevens,  Edward  Lewi*.  LINCOLN,  A.  Biog.  of  S.  (Tn 
Higginson,  T.W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  1866.) 

Stevens,  Edward  Thomas.  Flint  chips  ;  pre-historic 
archaeology  illustrated  by  the  collection  in 
the  Blackmore  Museum,  Salisbury.  London, 
1870.  8°. 

Stevens,  Edwin  Augustus.  Memorial  to  Congress, 
on  the  Stevens  battery,  n.p.,  1862.  4°. 


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Stevens,  George  Alexander.  Address  before  llawcs  Juve 
nile  Assoc.  for  the  Suppression  of  1'rofanity.  Bos 
ton,  1S37.  8*.  (B  1668; 

—  Lecture  on  heads,  with  add.  by  I'ilon,  as  delivered  by 
C.  L.  I. ewes;  added,  an  essay  on  satire.  London, 
1802.  12°.  (C  122) 

-  Poeuis.     (lu  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  6.  1819.) 
Stevens,   George   E.       The    queeu    city    in   1869. 

Cincin,,  1869.  16°. 

Stevens,  George  LioncJ.  The  patriot:  a  drama.  Boston, 
1834.  12°.  (D45J 

Stevens,  George  T.  Three  years  in  the  sixth  corps, 
1861-65,  Albany,  1866.  8". 

Stevens.  George  \V.  Report  submitting  a  plan  and  esti 
mate  fur  determining  with  accuracy  the  latitudes 
and  longitudes  of  the  stations  on  the  route  near  the 
47th  ami  49th  parallels.  (In  U.  S.  War  Itfiit.  Re 
ports  of  explorations  for  a  U.  li.  to  the  Pacific  in 
1853-54,  v.  10 

Stevens,  Gorham  Phillips.  BBOOKS,  F.  {In  Higginson, 
T.  W.  Harvard  raeniorial  biog.,  v.  2.  I860.) 

Stevens,  Henry,  Analytical  index  to  the  colonial 
documents  of  New  Jersey ;  ed.  by  W.  A. 
Whitehead,  N.  Y.,  1858."  8". 

-  Bibliotheca  Americana ;  catalogue  of  books  rel. 

to  Amer,,  sold,  London,  Jan.  1861;     [with 


ms.  prices^.     London,  1861.  8°. 
-  Bibliothcca  hist. ; 


catalogue  of  5000  vols.  to  be 
sold  v-8  Apr.     Boston,  1870.  8". 

-  Catalogue  of  a  library  of  works  rel.  to  Amer. 

sold,  London,  May  1854.     London,  1854.  8°. 

-  Catalogue   of    books,    incl.    a    portion    of    the 

library  of  E.  A.  Crowninshield,  sold,  Lon 
don,  July  1860;  [with  ms.  prices].  London, 
1860.  8". 

-  Catalogue   of  my  English    library.      London, 

18.53.  16°. 

—   Historical    and   geographical    notes,    1453-1869.      (In 
Stevens,  S.     Tehuantepec  railway,  etc.  1869.) 

-  Historical  and  geographical  notes  on  the  ear 

liest  discoveries  in  Amer.,  1453-1530;  with 
comments  on  the  earliest  charts  and  maps ; 
illustrated  by  maps.  New  Haven,  1869.  8°. 

—  Historical    nuggets ;     bibliotheca    Americana. 

London,  1862.  2  v.  12°. 
Contents.     Vol.  1.     A-K.      2.     L-Z. 

—  Schedule  of  two  thousand  American  historical 

nuggets.     London,  1870.  P. 

Stevens,  Isaac  Ingalls.  Comparison  of  the  climate 
of  Nebraska  with  similar  regions  in  Europe.  (In 
Cooper,  J.  G.  Nat.  hist,  of  Wash.  Ter.  1859.) 

-  Itcp"ort  of  exploration  from  St.  Paul  to  Puget's 

Sound.    [Wash.,  1854.]  8°.     (Ho.  doc.  129.) 

—  Same,  with  72  pp.    of  prefatory  matter  and  name 

change*  in  the  appended   documents.      (In   U.  S. 

War  l>t'pait.    Reports  of  explorations  for  a  K.  R. 

to  the  Pacific  in  1853-54,  v.  1.)  —  Narrative  and  final 

report  of  explorations  for  a  route  for  a  Pacific  li.  U. 

near  the  47th  und  49th  parallels.     (In  v.  12.) 
Stevens,  J.  D.      Sioux   spelling    book   for   native 

learners.     Boston,  1836.  12°. 

Stevens,  James.  Report  of  the  survey  of  Mass. on  the  trig 
onometrical  principles.  See  Mass.  Antron.  and 

Triijonom.  Survey.     (B  1063) 
Stevens,  John,   Capt.    Dictionary  of  Spanish  and 

English,   and  Eng.    and  Spanish.     London, 

1726.  4°. 

—  History  of  Persia.     London,  1715.  8°. 

-  The  royal  treasury ;  hist,  account  of  all  taxes 

from  the  Conquest.    London,  1725.  8°. 
Stevens,  John  II.     Discourse,  Stone-ham  [Mass.],  fast  day, 
Apr.  7.     Boston,  1814.  8°.    (B  1259) 

—  The   duty  of  union   in   a  iust   war;  disc.,  Stoneham, 

Mass.,  Apr.  8,  [fast  day].     2d  ed.     Boston,  1813.  8°. 

(B  955) 
Stevens,  Mrs.  Maria.      Progressive   experience   of 

the  heart.     Phila.,  1833.  12". 
Stevens,   Pa  ran.     Report  on   clothing   and  woven  fabrics. 

(In  U.  S.  Comm.for  Paris  Expos.,  1867.     Reports, 

v.  4.)  —  Report  upon  musical  instruments.    (In  v.  5.) 


Stevens,  Phincnu.  Memorial  of  P.  8.  (In  New  Hamp. 
Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  4.  1834.)  —  Journal  to  and  from 
Canada,  1749.  (In  v.  5.  18W.) 

—  STARK,   C.     Biog.   of   8.     (In  kis  Mem.  of  Gen.  J. 

Stark.  1860.) 
Stevens,    Robert,   />./>.      St-rmon,  anniv.   of  the  Stewards 

of  the  Sons  of  the  Clergy,  May  18,  1820.     London, 

1821.  4°.    (B1270) 
Stevens,  Robert.     Account  of  Odessa;  tr.  from  the  French; 

with  reflections,  showing  the  benefits  of  the  trade 

of  the   BlaCk  Sea  to  the  U.  S.     Newport,  1819.  8". 

(B529) 
Stevens,  Sacheverell.    Travels  through  France;  with  rein. 

of  later  travellers.     (In  Knox,  J.     Col.,  v.  5.  1824.) 
Stevens,  Samuel  C.      Directory  for  1833.     Dover, 

1833.  12°. 

—  Sketch  of  Dover,  N.  II.    Dover,  1833.  12°.    (C  277) 
Stevens,   Simon.      The  Tehuantepec  railway ;    its 

location,  features,  and  advantages  under  the 

La  Sere  grant  of  1869.     N.  Y.,  1869.  8°. 
Stevens,  Thaddeus.     Speech  on  the  public  lands;  the  tariff, 

June  11.     Wash.,  1852.  8°.    (B  1506) 
Stevens,  Thomas.     Voyage  in  a  Portuguese  fleet  to  Goa, 

1579.      (hi    Green,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.   1.  1745;  — 

Hakluyt,    R.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810;  —  Kerr,  R. 

Col.  of  voy.,  v.  7.  1824;  —  and  in  Moore,  J.  H.   New 

col.  of  voy,  v.  1.)  —  Germ.    (In  Allgemeine  Hist., 

v.  1.  1748.) 
Stevens,  \Vm.     Treatise  on  the  nature  and  constitution  of 

the  Christian  Church.     1st  Amer.  ed.    N.  Y.,  1803. 

8°.    (C235) 
Stevens,  Wm.,  6.1732,  d.  1807.     PARK,  Sir  J.  A. 

Memoirs  of  S.     London,  1812.  8". 

—  Same,     New  ed.  enl.     London,  1859.  16°. 
Stevens,  Wm.     On  the  healthy  and  diseased  prop 
erties  of  blood.     London,  1832.  8". 

Stevens,  Win.  Bacon,  Dp.  Discourse  before  the 
Georgia  Hist.  Soc.,  Feb.  1841.  (In  Georgia  Hist. 
Soc.  Col.,  v.  2.  1842  ) 

—  Israel's  stumbling   blocks;   sermon   in   behalf  of  the 

Church  Mission  to  the  Jews,  N.  Y.,  May  27.     Phil., 
I860.  8".     (B  1591) 

—  History  of  Georgia  to   1798.      Vol.  1,  N.  Y., 

v.  2,  Phila.,  1847-59.  2  v.  8°. 

Stevens,  Wm.  Oliver.  LORINC,  C.  J.,  Jr.  (In  Higginson, 
T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  1.  1866.) 

Stevens,  Wm.  Seaman.  Ilomographia;  essay  on  the  pro 
portion  of  man's  body,  hitherto  unknown.  London, 
1806.  8°.  (B  818) 

Stevens.     See  also  Steephens  ;  —  Steffens ;  —  Stephens. 

Stevenson.    See.  alto  Stephenson. 

Stevenson,  Alan.  Treatise  on  the  history,  con 
struction,  and  illumination  of  lighthouses. 
London,  Weale,  1850.  12°. 

Stevenson,  Bennet,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1736.  See  Frank, 
J.  (B 1224) 

Stevenson,  6-Vn.  C.  S.  Report  of  the  expedition  into  East 
Tenn.  (In  Holmes,  T.  II.  Report.  1864  ) 

Stevenson,  David.  Cofferdam  used  for  excavating 
rock  in  the  River  Kibble.  (In  Institution  of  Civil 
Engineers.  Trans.,  v.  3.  1842.) 

—  Sketch  of  the  civil  engineering  of  North  Amer 

ica.     2d  ed.     London,  Weale,  1859.   12°. 

Stevenson,  James  C.  Chemical  manufactures.  (In  Arm 
strong,  Sir  W.  G.  Industrial  resources.  1864.) 

Stevenson,  John.  A  rnre  soul.strengthening  cordial  for 
Christians.  (In  Tweedie,  W.  K.  Select  biog.,  v  2. 
1847.) 

Stevenson,  Johji.  Address  to  B.  Edwards,  on  his  'Thoughts 
on  the  late  proc.  of  government,  resp.  the  trade  of 
West  India  with  the  U.  S.';  also  obs.  on  'Considera 
tions  on  the  intercourse  between  II.  M.'s  sugar  colo 
nies  and  the  U.  S.'  London,  1784.  8°.  (B  463) 

—  Letters  in  answer  to  Price's  two  pamphlets  on  civil 

liberty,  etc.    London,  1778.  8°.    (B  365) 
Stevenson,  John,  surgeon.  Nature  and  symptoms  of 
amaurosis  or  gutta  serena.     Lond.,  1821.  8°. 

—  Nature  and  symptoms  of  cataract.     London, 

1824.   8°. 

—  Practical  treatise  on  cataract.     2d  ed.     Lon 

don,  1814.  8°. 
Stevenson,  Jonathan  Greeley.     BIOGRAPHICAL  notice  of  S. 

[Boston,  1835.]  8°.  (B  1460) 

- —  funeral  sermon  on.  1835.      See  Frothingham,  N.  L 
(B  1224) 


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Stevenson,  Joseph.  Calendar  of  state  papers,  for 
eign  series,  reign  of  Elizabeth,  1558-65. 
London,  1863-70.  7  v.  8°. 

—  Chronieon  monasterii  cle  Abingdon.     London, 

1858.  2  v.  8°.     (Chron.  and  mem.) 

—  Letters   and  papers   illust.  of  the  wars  of  the 

Eng.  in  France,  reign  of  Henry  vi.  Lond., 
1861-64.  2  v.  in  3  pts.  8°.  (Chron.  and  mem.) 

—  Narrative  of  the  expulsion  of  the  English  from 

Normandy,  1449-50.  London,  1863.  8°. 
(Chron.  and  mem.) 

Contents.  Blondell,  K.  Do  reductions  Xormanniae. 
—  Berry,  herault  <lu  roy.  Le  rccouvremcnt  do  Norman- 
dio.  —  Conference  between  the  ambassadors  of  France 
and  England. 

Stevenson,  Hubert.  Specification  of  Hntchcson  bridge. 
(In  Weale,  J.  Theory,  etc.,  of  bridges,  v.  1.  1839.) 

Stevenson,  lloger.  Military  instructions  for  offi 
cers  detached  in  the  field.  Phila.,  1775.  12°. 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  M.I).  Report  on  medical  jurispru 
dence.  —  Report  on  materia  medica  and  general 
therapeutic*.  —  Report  on  public  health.  (  hi  New 
Sydenham  Soc.  Biennial  retrospect  for  1807,  08- 
1869,  70.) 

Stevenson,  \V.  B.  Historical  and  descriptive  nar 
rative  of  twenty  years  residence  in  S.  Amer. ; 
containing  travels  in  Arauco,  Chili,  Peru, 
and  Colombia ;  with  an  ace.  of  the  revolu 
tion.  London,  1825.  3  v.  8°. 

—  French.      Tr.  de  1'anglais,  ct  angm.  de  la  suite 

des  revolutions  de  ces  colonies  depuis  1823 
jusqu'a  ce  jour;  par  [L.  P.]  Setier.  Paris, 
1826.  3  v.  8". 

Stevenson,  AVm.,  7-'.  N.  A.,  d.  1821.  Supplement 
to  the  1st  ed.  of  J.  Bentham's  'History  of  the 
Cathedral  of  Ely' ;  also,  notes  add.  to  the  2d 
ed.  and  memoir  of  J.  Bentham.  Norwich, 
1817.  4°. 

Stevenson,  Wm.,  E«q.,  <J.  1829.  Historical  sketch  of  the 
progress  of  discovery,  navigation,  and  commerce. 
(In  Kerr,  II.  Col.  of  voy  ,  v.  18.  1824.) 

—  conthntntor.     See  Campbell,  J.     Lives  of  Brit,   admi 

rals.  1817. 

Stevenson,  AYm.  Fleming.  Praying  and  working; 
what  men  can  do  when  in  earnest.  London, 
1862.  8°. 

Contents.  Introductory.  —  J.  Falk  —  I.  Wichcrn.  — 
T.  Fliedner.  —  J.  K.  Gossner.  —  L.  Harms. 

Stevenson, Wm.  G.  Thirteen  months  in  the  rebel 
army,  by  an  impressed  New  Yorker.  N.  Y., 
1862.  12°. 

Stevenson,  Wm.  J.  Conflict  of  ages;  69th  anniv.  address 
before  the  Union  1'hil.  Soc.,  Dickinson  Col.,  July  6, 
1858.  Carlisle,  Pa.,  1859.  8°.  (B  1578) 

Stevin,  Simon.  WEYER,  8.  van  de.  (In  his  Choix  d'opus- 
cules.  1863.) 

Steward,  The;  by  S.  Beazlcy.  (In  Sargent,  E.  Mod. 
stand,  dr.,  v.  35.) 

Stewart.     See  also  Steuart;—  Stuart. 

Stewart,  Rev.  A.M.  Camp,  march,  and  battlefield  ; 
or,  Three  years  and  a  half  with  the  army  of 
the  Potomac.  Phila.,  1865.  12°. 

Stewart,  Alexander,  of  Cromarti/.  Christ  seeing  the  trav 
ail  of  his  soul.  (In  Sermons  for  Sabbath  evenings. 
185-.) 

Stewart,  Alexander  Patrick.  Results  of  permissive  sani 
tary  legislation;  or,  The  medical  aspects  of  the  laws 
rel.  to  the  public  health.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom. 
Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1866.) 

Stewart,  Andrew.  The  national  union  upheld  by  a  na 
tional  system  of  educ. ;  address  to  the  Franklin  and 
Pbilo  literary  societies  of  Jefferson  Coll.,  Canons- 
burg,  Pa.,  Sept.  24.  Pittsburgh,  1835.  8°.  (B  1578) 

—  Report  on  the  Chesapeake  and   Ohio  canal,  in  Cong., 

May  19.     Wash  ,  1826.  8°.     (B  902) 

—  Speech   in   favor  of  western   Improvement*.    Wash., 

1844.  8°.    (B  1174) 

—  Speech   in   support  of   the   tariff  and   in   reply  to  G. 

McDuffie.     Wash.,  1832.  8°.    (B  1056,  1831) 

—  Speech  on  the  presidential  question,  June  '26.     Wash., 

1848.  8°.     (B1502) 


Stewart,  Balfonr.  Experiments  on  aneroid  barom 
eters  made  at  the  Kew  Observatory.  (In  Smithso 
nian  Inst.  Report,  1868.) 

• —  Lessons  in  elementary   physics.     2d  ed.     Lon 
don,  N.  Y.,  1871.  8". 

Stewart,  C»mm.  Charles.  BIOGRAPHICAL  sketch,  n. t.p. 
[Phila.,  1841.]  8°.  (B  1460) 

Stewart,  Charles,  F.  L.  N.      Elements   of    natural 

history.     London,  1801-02.  2  v.  8°. 
Cfintftits.    Vol.  1.    Mammalia.  —  Birds.  —  Amphibia. 
—  Fishes.      2.    Insect*.  —  Vermes. 

Stewart,  Major  Charles.  Descriptive  catalogue  of 
the  Oriental  library  of  Tippoo  Sultan  of 
Mysore;  prefixed  mem.  of  Hyder  Aly  Khan 
and  his  son  Tippoo  Sultan.  Camb.,  1800.  4°. 

-  History  of  Bengal.     London,  1813.  4°. 

-  Original  Persian  letters  and  other  documents  ; 

with  fac-similes.     London,  1825.   4". 

Stewart,  Il<-v.  Charles.  The  providence  of  God  manifested 
in  the  events  of  the  last  year;  sermon,  Jan.  1. 
Montreal,  1815.  8°.  (B  1008) 

Stewart,  Charles  James,  Bp.  of  Quebec.  WADDI- 
LOVE,  AY.  J.  D.  The  Stewart  missions  ;  let 
ters  and  journals,  with  a  memoir  of  S.  Lon 
don,  1838.  12°. 

Stewart,  Charles  John.  Catalogue  of  works  in 
patriotic  and  mediaeval  literature.  London, 
[186-].  8°. 

Stewart,  Charles  Samuel.  Brazil  and  La  Plata ; 
record  of  a  cruise.  N.  Y.,  1856.  12". 

—  Private  journal    of    a    voyage    to    the    Pacific 

Ocean  and  residence  at  the  Sandwich  Islands, 
1822-25.     N.  Y.,  1828.   12°. 

-  Same.     5th  ed.  enl.;  in  trod,  and  notes  by  AY. 

Ellis.     Boston,  1839.   12". 

—  Sketches  of  society  in  (Jr.  Britain  and  Ireland. 

Phila.,  1834.  2  v.    12". 

—  Yisit  to  the  South  Seas  in  the  IT.  S.  ship  Yin- 

cennes,  1829-30.     N.  Y.,  1831.  2  v.  8°. 
Stewart,  Charles  Wm.,  3<t  Mwq.  of  Loiulomltrry  find  1st 

Earl   Vane.     See  Vane,  C.  W.  S.,  Knrl. 
Stewart,  David,  Earl  of  Biic/ian,  and  Minto,   AY. 
Life,  writings,   and   inventions  of  J.   Napier 
of  Merchiston.     Perth,  1787.  4°. 
Stewart,  Dugald.      Collected  works;    ed.  by    Sir 

AV.  Hamilton.  Edin.,  1854-60.  11  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Progress  of  metaphysical,  ethical, 
and  polit.  philosophy.  2.  Pt.  1  of  Outlines  of  moral 
philosophy.  2-4.  Elements  of  the  philosophy  of  the 
human  mind.  5.  Philosophical  eHsayw.  6.  Pt.  2  of 
Outlines  of  moral  philosophy.  6,7.  Philosophy  of  the 
active  and  moral  powers  of  man.  8.  Pt.  3  of  Outlines 
of  moral  philosophy.  8,  9.  Lectures  on  political  econ- 
omy.  10.  A.  Smith.  —  Wm.  Robertson.  —  Thomas 
Reid.  —  Memoir  of  Stewart  by  J.  Veitch.  11.  Trans 
lations  of  passages  in  foreign  languages.  —  Gen.  index. 

—  Ace.  of  the  life  and  writings  of  A.  Smith.     (In  Smith, 

A.     Essays.  1795.) 

—  Account   of    the    life    and    writings    of    AVm. 

Robertson.     2cl  ed.     London,  1802.  8". 

—  Some.    (In  Robertson,  W.     History  of  Scotland,  v. 

1.  1811.) 
Biog.  memoirs  of  A.  Smith,  AY.  Robertson,  and 

T.  Heid.     Edin.,  1811.  4". 
Dissertation  on   the  progress  of  metaphysical, 

ethical,   and  political   philosophy.     Boston, 

[1817?-22].  2  v.  8". 
Same.     (In  Encyc.  Brit.,  6th  cd.,  Suppl. ,  v.  1,5.  1824; 

—  and  8th  ed.,  v.  1.  1853.) 

Life  of   T.Reid.     (In  Reid,  T.      Works,  v.  1.  1813.) 

Philosophy  of  the  active  and  moral  powers  of 

man;   rev. -with  add.  by  J.  Walker.     Camb., 

1849.  12°. 

-  Philosophy   of  the   human   mind.      A'ol.    1,   3, 

Phila.,  1793,  1827,  v.  2,  Bost.,  1814.  3  v.  8". 
Short  statement  of  important  facts  rel.  to  the  late  elec 
tion  of  a  mathematical  professor   [J.  Leslie]   in  the 
Univ.  of  Edin.    3d  ed.     Edin.,  18U5.  8".    (B  1782) 


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-     Samf.     Postscript.    Edin.,  1806.  8°.    (B  1782) 
-  FEARNE,  J.    Review  of  the  first  principles  of  8.    (In 
Pamphleteer,  1814;  v.  a  of  B  838) 

-  GiiKNvn.LK,    W.    "NV.        Oxford    and     Locke; 

[I'oin.m.  on  Stuart's  Dissertation].     London, 
1829.  8°. 
-  Same.     2d  eel.  corr.     London.  1829.  8°.     (B  927) 

-  INGHS,  J.    Examination  of  S.'s  pamplilet  rel.  to  the 

Into  election  of  a  mathematical  professor,  etc.    Kdin., 
1805.  8°.    (B  1782) 

-  NICCOMM,  G.  15.     Sni  Kudimont!  di   rilosofia  morale. 

(In  hi*  Opere,  v.  3.  1858.) 

-  PLAYFAIR,  J.     Letter  to  the  author  of  the  "Examina 

tion  of  Stewart's  'Short  statement  of  facts'  ".    Edin., 
1800.  8°.     (B  1782) 

-  WILLS,  .  I.     Essay  upon  Stewart's  explanation  of  cer 

tain   processes   of  (lie  human    understanding.     (In 

Roy.  Irish  Acad.     Trails.  .  v.  19.  1841.) 
Stewart,  Duncan.     On  uterine  ha-morrhao-c.     Lon 

don,  1816.  8°. 
Stewart,  F.  Campbell.     Anniversary  disc,  before  the  X.  Y. 

Academy  of  Medicine,  Nov.  3.  1852.      N.  Y  .  185,'J. 

8".     (B  1562) 

Stewart,  Frederick  Wm.  Robert,  4fh  Marquis  of 
Londonderry,  discount  Castlereagh.  Jour 
ney  to  Damascus  through  Egypt,  Nubia, 
Arabia  Petra?a,  Palestine,  and  Syria.  Lon 
don,  1847.  2  v.  8". 

Stewart,  Groves  C.    An  appeal,  etc.     See  Gould,  W.  C. 


Stewart  .T.  W      Early  history  of  Green  Co.     (/„  Wisconsin 

State  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  3.  1857.) 

Stewart,  Juntos,  win  Liter  at  AnJerstomt.      Britain's   fall; 
Ft'b'  7;  f:'st  [fl"yJ-     <*'»»g"W, 


. 

Stewart,  James.  Total  refutation  and  political  overthrow 
ol  Dr.  Price  :  or,  (ir.  Brit,  vindicated  against  all 
American  rebels,  and  their  advocates.  London, 
li  10.  8".  (B  681) 

Stewart,  James,  Esq.  Cases  in  the  Court  of  Vice- 
Admiralty,  Halifax.  London,  1814.  8°. 

Stewart,  James  A.  Powers  of  the  government  of  the  U  P  .  • 
speech  on  African  slavery,  Us  status,  natural,  moral, 
efc.,  Ho.  of  Bop.,  July  23.  Wash.,  1856.  8°.  (B  1480) 

Stewart,  John,  called  Walking.  Eook  of  nature. 
[London,  18  —  .]  18°. 

-  Opus  maximum  ;  or,  The  great  essay  to  reduce 

the  moral  world  to  system.   Loud.,  180.3.  12°. 

-  The  sophiometer  or    regulator  of  mental  pow 

er.     [London,  18—.]   18°. 

-  DE  QriNCEv,  T.     (In  his  Lit.  i-oiti  ,  v.  2.  1851.) 
Itawartjrohn.  AV,.     The  pleasures  of  love,     n.t.p.  [1805.] 

Stewart,  John.  View  of  the  past  and  present  state 
of  Jamaica  ;  with  remarks  on  the  moral  and 
physical  condition  of  the  slaves  and  on  the 
abolition  of  sl-ivcry.  Edin.,  1823.  8°. 

Stewart  John.  Art  education  ;  its  influence  on  wages  and 
domestic  comfort.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci. 
1  rans.,  1858.) 

Stewart,  John,  .V.ft.     Sickness  and   mortality  in  the  royal 

Ve«7;    (/"    Nat>   Assoc-   Prom-   Soc-'  Sci-     Trans., 
looo.J 

Stewart,  John  E  Essay.  (In  Judd,  O.  Manual  of  flax 
culture.  1865.) 

Stewart,  Kensey  Johns.  Analysis  of  the  lessons. 
(In  Boys,  J.  Exposition.  1851.) 

-  Geography   for  beginners.      Richmond,    1864. 

12°.       (Palmetto  series.) 
Stewart,  /.n,fy  Margaret  Eliot,  of  Online**.    Last  words  of 

S.     (In  Tweedie,  U.  K.     Select  biog.,  v.  •_'.  1847.) 
Stewart,    tfn.  Maria  W.    Meditations.     Boston,  1832.  12°. 


Stewart,   Prof.   Matthew.      Tracts,    physical    and 

mathematical.     Edin.,  17fil.  8*. 
-   PLAYFAIR,   J.     Bio?,   account  of  S.     (Tn  hi*  Works, 

v.  4.  1822;  —  and  in  Roy.  Soc.  of  Edin.     Trans., 

v.  1.  1788.) 
Stewart,    Matthew,  Litut.    Col.,  (J.  1851.     Remarks  on  the 

present  state  of  affairs.    2d  ed.     London,   1831.  8° 

(B  931) 
—   Some  considerations  on  the  policy  of  the  government 

of  India.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1826;  v.  26  of  B  838) 


Stewart,  Capt.  Robert.     FUASF.H,  J.      Answer    to 

charges  by  S.     London,  1787.  4°. 
Stewart,    Robert,    Vise.    Castlereagh,  Id    Marq.    of 
Londonderry.     Memoirs  and  corrcsp.  ed.  by 
C.  W.  Vane,  Marq.  of  Londonderry.     Lon 
don,  18»0-53.   12  v.  8°. 

Contftit*.  Vol.1.  Memoirs.  —  Correspondence:  Irish 
rebellion.  2.  Arrangement!  for  a  union.  3.  Com 
pletion  of  the  legislative  union.  4.  Concessions  to 
Catholics  and  Dissenters.  —  Emmett's  insurrection.  5. 
Negociations  with  Austria  rel.  to  the  restitution  of  the 
domains  of  the  King  of  Sardinia,  1799-80.  —  Peace  of 
Amiens,  discussions  with  France,  renewal  of  hostilities, 
1S01-0:S.  —  Operations  against  the  Boulogne  flotilla,  pro 
jected  attack  of  Cadi/.,  1805-07.  —  A  Hairs  of  Turkey, 
Persia,  and  K.  Indies,  1801-00.  —  Misc.  papers,  1806-08. 

6.  Expedition  to  the   north  of  Germany,  negotiations 
with  Prussia.  1805-06.  —  Expedition  against  the  Cape  of 
(iood  Hope,  1805.  —  Expedition  against  Constantinople, 
1807.   —    Expedition  against  Copenhagen,  1807.   —   Pro 
jected  operations  in  the  north  of  Germany  and  Sweden, 
1807-08.   —   Expedition  for  the  redaction  of  Waleheren, 
1808-10.   —   Operations  in  Portugal  and   Spain,  18117-09. 

7.  Operations  in  Spain  and  Portugal,  1808-09.   —  State 
of  the  Spanish  colonies  in  Amer.,  1779-1800.      8.     War 
and  colonial  department.  1804-09.   —   Affairs  of  Sicily, 
Spain,  itc.,  1810-12.  —  Alliance  of  nations  against  France, 
campaign  in  Germany,  expulsion  of  the  Fn  nch  from  the 
empire,  181:}.      9.     Same,  toiilin.    —   Entry  of  the  allies 
into  France,  conference  of  Chatillon,  downfall  of  Napo- 
leon   and   restoration  of  the  Bourbons,   general   peace, 
congress  of  Vi(  nna,  1814.     10.     Same,  totitiii.  —  Escape 
of  Napoleon  from  Elba,  his  ret  in  n  to  Paris,  flight  of  the 
royal  family,  battle  of  Waterloo,  final  downfall  of  Bona 
parte,  occupation  of  France  by  the  allies,  peace  of  Paris, 
1815.      11.     Peace  of  Paris. —  N(  gociations  resp.  territo 
rial  arrangements  between  continental  states,  affairs  of 
France,  the    Netherlands,    Spain,   and    Naples,   1816.  — 
Affairs  of  France,  the  Netherlands,  Spuin,  ncgociations 
between   Or.   Brit,   and  the  U.  S.,   1817.   —  Affairs  of 
the     Netherlands,    Spain    and     Portugal,    ncgociationa 
with  the  II.  S.  of  Amer.;  Congress  of  Aix-Ia-Chapclle 
1818.      10.     Congress  of  Aix-la-Chapcllo.  1818.  —  Further 
negociations  with  the  U.  S.  of  Amer.  —  Affairs  of  Hussia, 
the  Netherlands,  France,  Germany,  etc.,  1819.  —  Affairs 
of  the  continental  states  in  general!  and  Spain  and  Naples 
in  particular.  —  Conferences  of  Troppau.  —   Adoption 
of  the  principle  of  armed  intervention  by  the  allied  mon- 
archs,  1820.  —  Affairs  of  Spain,  Portugal,  Naples,  Greece, 
the  Netherlands,  Russia,  Congress  of  Lavbach,  1S21.  — 
Miscellaneous,  1822. 

—  Speech  on  the  Roman  Catholic  petitions,  May.     Lon 

don,  1810.  8°.    (B  1418) 

-  ALISON,  Sir  A.    Lives  of  Lord  Castlereagh  and 

Sir  C.  Stewart.     Edin.,  1861.  3  v.  8°. 

—  BKOI  GUAM,  II.,  Li/.    (In  hi*  Statesmen  in  the  times  of 

George  in.,  v.  2.  1839.) 

—  CAPEFIOI:E,   J.   B.   II.   li.      (Iii    hi*  Diplomatists  of 

Europe.  1845.) 

—  GAMBIKR,  J.,  Baron.     (In  7a'«  Memorials.  1861.) 
Stewart,  Thomas  Grainger.     Practical  treatise   on 

Bright's    diseases   of   the   kidneys.       Edin., 

18G8.  8°. 
Stewart,  Virgil  A.     HOWARD.  II.  R.      History  of 

S.;    also  of  trials,   confessions,    etc.,   of    the 

associates  of  J.  A.  Murrell.    N.  Y..  1836.  18°. 
Stewart,  Wm.     Catalogue  of  books,  sold  by  S.,  July,  1803 

London,  [1803].  8".     (B1621) 

Stewart  missions,  The.     tiff  Stewart,  C.  .T.,  Up. 
Stewarton,  — .     Secret  history   of    the    court   and 

cabinet  of  St.  Cloud,  1805.    Phila.,  1S06.  12°. 
Steyermark.     See  Styria. 
Steynberk,    Manasses.      ANDRESES,    A.      (Jn    his    Der 

deutsehe  Pcintre-Gravcur,  v.  3.  1866.) 

Sthenelus.     Fragm.     (In  Wagner,  F.  W.     Fr.  Eurip.  1846.) 
Stibba,     Bartholomew.     Voy.   up   the    Gambra,    1724.     (In 

Green,   J.     Col.    of    voy.,   v.   2.    1746;   —   and    in 

Walckenncr,  C.  A.    Col.  de  voy.,  v.  3.  1842; and 

Gtrm.,  in  Allgemeine  Hist.,  v.  2.  1748.) 
Stickman,  Ohms.      Herbarium  Amboinense.      (fn   Linne, 

C.     Amccn.  acad.,  v.  4.   1759.) 
Sticknev,  John.     CATALOC.I  F.  of  [his]  library,  sold  Mar  13 

[at  Boston.     Boston,]  1834.  8°.     (B  1617) 
Stickney.  Matthew  Adams.     The  Stickney  family. 

Salem,  1869.  3°. 

-  Notes  on  the  Amer.  currency,     (fn  Essex  Inst      Hist 

col.,    v.  1-3.   1859-61.)  — Copy  of   the    first   hook    of 
marriages  of  Rowley  ;  with    notes.     (In  v.  6.  1864.) 


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Stickney,  Sarah.     See  Ellis,  Mr*.  S. 

.Stickney  family.     STICKNEY,  M.  A.     The  Stickney 

family;  memoir  of  the  descendants  of  Win. 

and  E.  Stickney,  1637-1869.    Salem,  1869.  8°. 
Stiefel,  Esaiah.    BOEIIME,  J.    Apologie  cone,  perfection ; 

fundamental!  answer  nnd  reply  upon  S.,  his  Expo- 

Bition  of  four  texts  of  Scripture.  —  Considerations 

upon  S.,  his  little  book  of  the  Threefold  state  of 

man.     (hi  /«'•?  Remainder  of  books.  1662.) 
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Discourse  on  the  Christian  Union,  before  the  Conven 
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Stiles,  Henry  Reed,  M.D.  Bundling;  its  origin, 
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2  v.  8°. 

Stille,  Charles  Janeway.  History  of  the  U.  S.  San 
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Stilling,  Johann  Heinrich  Jung.     S?e  Jung  Stilling,  J.  H. 

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2  v.  in  3  pts.  8°. 

Contents.     Vol.  1.      Literary  life,  by  W.  Coxe.      2. 
Poetical.  —  Drama*.      Joseph.  —  Moses  and  Ziphorah. 

—  Medea.  —  Sonnets.  —  Natural  history.     Preface  to 
the  miscellaneous  tracts.  —  Discourse  cone,  the  irritability 
of  flowers ;    from   the  Italian  of  Giov.  dal   Colvolo.  — 
Swedish  Pan;  or,  Introduction  to  the  obs.  on  grasses; 
tr.  by   L.  Hasselgren.    —    Observations   on   grasses.  — 
Additional  obs.  by  Prof.  Martyn.       2,  pt.  2.     Foliation 
of  trees.  —  Calendar  of  Flora,  Swedish,  English,  Greek  ; 
from  Theophrastns.  —  Add.  to  the  calendar  of  Flora,  by 
Prof.  Martyn. —  Memoranda  for  the  history  of  husbandry ; 
introduction,  on  savage  and  pastoral  life.  —  Proofs  of  the 
flourishing  state  of  agvie.  in  Egypt.   —   Memoranda  on 
subjects  rel.  to  the  husbandry  of  the  Greeks  and  Romans. 

—  English  husbandry.  —  Practical  agriculture. 

—  Miscellaneous  tracts  rel.  to  nat.  hist.,  husbandry,  and 

physick.     London,  1759.    8°.     (B  1913) 
Namely.    Linne,  C.  von.     Oration  cone,  travelling  in 
one's  own  country.  —  Biberg,  I.  J.    Oeconomy  of  nature. 

—  Barck,  H.     On   the  foliation  of  trees.  —  Gedner,  C. 
Use  of  curiosity.  —  Beyerstein,  J.  G.     Obstacles  to  the 
improvement  of  physic.  —  Hasselgren,  X.     The  Swed 
ish  Pan.  —  Stillingfleet,   B.     Observations  on  grasses. 

-  Same.     Added  the  calendar  of  Flora ;   by  A. 

M.  Berger,  Stillingfleet,  and    Theophrastus. 
3d  ed.     London,  1775.  8°. 

Stillingfleet,  Edward,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  The  grand 
question  cone,  the  Bishops'  right  to  vote  in 
cases  capital.  London,  1680.  8°. 

—  Charge  to  the  clergy  of  his  diocese  in  his  primary  vis 

itation,  Sept.  1690.     London,  1691.  4°.     (B  97) 

—  Council  of  Trent  examined  and  disproved   by  Catholic 

tradition.     (In  Cardwell,  E.     Tracts  on  points  at 
issue,  etc.,  v.  3.  1837.) 

—  Independence   of  the   British  churches    proved    from 

their  carriage  towards  Augustine.     (In  Cooper,  C. 
P.    Anc.  Brit,  churches.  1851.    E  107) 


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STIRLING 


-  Origines  sacrae  ;  or,  Grounds  of  Christian  faith 

as  to  the  truth  of  the  Scriptures.     London, 
16G3.    4". 
-    Same.     5th  cd.  corr.     London,  1G80.  4°. 

-  Reply  to  Mr.  J.  Sfergeant]  his  3d  app. ;  cont. 

some  animadversions  on  'A  rational  account 
of  the  grounds  of  the  Prot.  religion'.  Lon 
don,  1675.  12" 

—  Seasonable   vindication  of  the   Trinity.     See  Season 

able,  etc. 

—  Sermon   before  the  King,   Mar.  7.     London,   1679.  4°. 

(B  1921) 

—  Sermon,  Xov.  13,  1678,  before  the  Ho.  of  Com.     Lon 

don,  1078.  4°.    (B  1921) 

-  Unreasonableness  of  separation.  Lond.,  1G82.  4°. 

-  Vindication  of  their  majesties' authority  to  fill  the  sees 

of  the  deprived    bishops.     London,  17111.   4°.     (B  4) 

—  AL.SOP,  V.     The  mischief  of  impositions;  an  antidote 

against  'The  mischief  of  separation',  [by  S.].  Lon 
don,  1680.  4°.  (B  90) 

The  rector  of  Sutton  committed  with  the  Dean  of  St. 

Paul's;  a  defence  of  Stillingfleet's  'Irenicum',  <?/<•., 
against  his  'Mischief  of  separation'.  London,  1080. 
4".  (B90) 

-  BAXTER,  11.      Answer  to   S.'s  'Charge  of  sep 

aration'.     London,  1680.  4". 

—  LOCKE,  .1.     Letter  to  S.,  cone,  some  passages  rel.  to 

Locke's  'Essay  of  human  understanding',  in  a  'Disc, 
in  vindication  of  the  Trinity'.  —  Reply  to  the  Bp.  of 
Worcester's  answer  to  his  letter.  (In  his  Works, 
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—  SIIEKLOCK,  W.     Defence  of  Stillingfleet's  'Un 

reasonableness  of  separation'.  Lond.,  1681.  8°. 

Continuation  and  vindication  of  the  Defence. 

London,  1682.  8°. 

-  VINDICATION  of   [S.'s]   'Unreasonableness  of  a  new 

separation',  against  'A  brief  answer'.  London, 
16'Jl.  4°.  (B  4) 

—  WILLIAMS,    J.,  Bp.    of   Chichester.    Vindication   of 

[E.  S.'s]  sermon  on  the  Mysteries  of  the  Christian 
faith,  from  [T.  Firmin's]  'Considerations  of  the  ex 
plications  of  the  doctrine  of  the  Trinity.  London, 
1695.  4°.  (B96) 

Stillman,  Mr*.  Mary,  Funeral  sermon  on.  176S.  See  Still- 
man,  S.  (C  22) 

Stillman,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1794.  See 
Thacher,  1'.  (B  333) 

Stillman,  Samuel,  b.  1737,  d,  1807.  Apostolic 
preaching  considered  in  three  discourses,  Xov.  1790. 
Boston,  1791.  8°.  (B  858,  913) 

—  Charity;  sermon,  June  24,  before  Free-masons.     Bos 

ton,  [178.->1.  8°.    (B  231,  867) 

—  Death,   the  last  enemy,  destroyed  by  Christ;  sermon, 

Mar.  '.'7,  death  of  S.  Ward.     Phila.,  1776.  8°.    (B  913) 

—  Discourse  at  Haverhill,  Jan.  31,  interment  of  Rev.  II. 

Smith.     Boston,  1805.  8°.    (B  286,  913) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Boston  Female  Asylum,  Sept.  25. 

Boston,  1801.  8°.    (B  231,  849) 

—  Discourse   before   the   Mass.    Baptist   Missionary  Soc. 

Boston,  18015.  8°.     (B  849) 

—  Discourse.     (In   Charlestown.   Baptist    Church.    Sa 

cred  performances,  dedication  of  the  meeting-house. 
1801.  B  331,  1314) 

—  Four  sermons  on  important  subjects.     Boston,  1769.  4°. 

(B  258) 

—  A  good   minister  of  Christ;  sermon,  Sept.  lit,  ordina 

tion  of  S.  S.  Nelson.     Boston,  1797.  8".     (B  913) 

—  Good  news;  sermon,  May  17,  repeal  of  the  stamp  act. 

Boston,  1766.  12".     (C  22) 

- —   Guide  to  reason;  examination  of  Paine's  'Age  of  rea 
son'.    N.  Y.,  1794.  8°.    (C  65) 

-  Oration,  July  4.     Boston,  1789.  8°.    (B  394) 

—  Select  sermons  ;  with  biog.  sketch  of  the  author. 

Boston,  1808.  8°. 

—  Sermon,  Apr.  25.    Boston,  1799.  8°.    (B  846) 

—  Sermon,  Charlestown,  Oct.  7,  instalment  of  T.  Water 

man.     Boston,  1802.  8°.    (B  167,  1313,  1314) 

—  Sermon,  [death]  of  Mrs.  M.  Stillman.     Boston,  1768. 

12°.    (C22) 

—  Sermon,   death   of   Washington.     Boston,    [1800].    8°. 

(E  162) 

—  Sermon,  [election].     6081011,1779.8".    (649,180,182, 

186) 

—  Sermon,  Jan.  9,  ordination  of  L.  Bollcs.     Boston,  1805. 

8".     (B  1849) 

—  Sermon  to  the  Ancient  and  Hon.  Artillery  Co.,  Boston, 

June  4.     Boston,  1770.  8°.    (B  145,  331) 


—  Substance  of  a  sermon,  ordination  of  S.  Sherard  in 

Stratham,  N.  H.,  Sept.  25,  1771.  Boston,  1772.  8°. 
(B331) 

—  Thoughts  on  the  French  Rev. ;  sermon,  Nov.  20,  1794, 

thanksgiving.  Boston,  1795.  8°.  (B  231,  843,  856, 
W53) 

—  Two  sermons;  the  1st  before  the  execution  of  L.  Ames 

for  burglary,  Oct.  21;  tile  2d  after  [it;  with]  an  ac 
count  of  the  exercise  of  his  mind.  Boston,  1773.  8°. 
(B  867,  C  22) 

—  Young  people  accountable  hereafter;  sermon,  May  8. 

Boston,  1771.  12".    (C  22) 

-  LOHINO,  J.  8.     (In  hi»  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

-  Funn-al  sermon  on.  1807.     See  Baldwin,  T.     (B  303) 
Stilaon,    Lyman.      Brief   notice    of    the    Kemi    language, 

spoken  by  a  tribe  in  Arrakan,  India.     (In  Amer. 

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Stilwell,  Silas  M.,  and  nt/iern.     Memorial  [from  citizens  of 

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von. 
Stimmer,    Abel.    ANDRESEN,  A.      (In  his  Der  deutsche 

Peintre-Graveur,  v.  1.  1804.) 
Stimmer,  Tobias.     ANDRESEN,  A.     (In  hi*  Der  deutsche 

Peintre-Graveur,  v.  3.  1866.) 

-  REL'SSER,   N.      (In  his  Icones  virorum    literis  illus- 

trium.  1719.) 

Stimpson,    Charles.      Boston    directory.      Boston, 

1820-46.    12°. 

Note.  1820-26  pub.  by  Frost  and  Stimpson,  1827,  by 
Hunt  and  Stimpson  and  Frost,  1828  by  Hunt  and 
Stimpson. 

Stimpson,  Frederick  E.  Relation  between  the  quantity  of 
light  produced  and  the  volume  of  gas  consumed. 
(In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  19.  1870.) 
Stimpson,  AVm.  Shells  of  New  England  ;  revision 
of  the  synonymy  of  the  testaceous  mollusks 
of  N.  E.  Boston,  1851.  8°. 

—  Synopsis  of  the  marine  invertebrata  of  Grand  Manan, 

N.  B.     (In  Smithsonian  Inst.     Contrib.,  v.  6.  1854.) 

Stimson,  Jeremy,  M.  I).,  of  Ifapkinton.  Topographical  de 
scription  of  Hopkinton.  (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.. 
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Stimson,  Jeremy,  M.D.,of  Dedfiam.  Case  of  mechanical 
obstruction  of  the  jejunum.  (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc. 
Med.  coinin.,  v.  5.  18M6.) 

Stimson,  Lovet.  Poem.  (In  Pray,  I.  C.  Address  before 
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Stimulants.  AXSTIE,  F.  E.  Stimulants  and  nar 
cotics,  their  mutual  relations.  Lond. ,1864.  8°. 

-  BEAHD,  G.M.    Stimulants  and  narcotics.  N.Y., 

1871.  8°. 
Stinstra,  John.     Pastoral  letter  against  fanaticism, 

addressed  to  the  Mennonists  of    Friesland ; 

tr.  from  the  Dutch,  by  II.  Itimius.     London, 

1753.   8" 

Stiria.    See  Styria. 
Stirling.     See  also  Sterling. 

Stirling,  Earl  of.     See  Alexander,  Sir  W.,  Earl  of  Stirling. 
Stirling,  Edward.     Arline.     (In  Sargent,  E.     Mod.  stand. 

dr.,  v.  16-17.)  —  Rag-picker  of  Paris.     (In  \.  14.) 
Stirling,  James,  F.  R.  S.     Methodus  differentialis ; 

seu  Tractatus  de  summatione   et   intcrpola- 

tione  serierum  infinitarum.     Lond.,  1730.  4° 
Stirling,    James.      Letters   from   the   slave   states. 

London,  1857.   8°. 

-  Mr.  Mill  on  trades  unions;  a  criticism.     (In  Grant, 

Sir  A..    Recess  studies.  1870.) 

Stirling,  James  Hutchison.  As  regards  proto 
plasm  in  rel.  to  Huxley's  'Essay  on  the  phys 
ical  basis  of  life'.  Edin.,  London,  1869.  16°. 

—  Jerrold,  Tennyson,  Macaulay,  etc.    Edin.,  1868 

16°. 

-  The  secret  of  Hegel.     London,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Sir  W.  Hamilton ;  the  philosophy  of  percep 

tion.     London,  1865.  8°. 
Stirling,   John,    D.D.      System   of   rhetoric,   cont.   all  the 

tropes  and  figures  necessary  to  illustrate  the  classics, 

poetical  and  historical.     7th    ed.     London,  1764    8" 

(B761) 
Stirling,  Patrick  James.     Notice  of  the  life  and  writings  of 

Bastiat.      (In    Bastiat,    F.      Harmonies    of    polit. 

econ.,  v.  1.  1860.) 


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Stirling,  Win.,    subsequently   Maxwell,     Sir  Wm. 

Stirling-.      Annals  of  the  artists  of   Spain. 

London,  1848.  3  v., (paged  continuously).  8". 

Contents.     Vol.1.     Introd.  —  To  1621.      2.     1621-1665. 

3.     1663-1800.  —  Catalogue  of  works  by  and  ascribed  to 

Velazquez,  —  Murillo. —  Monograms  of  artists.  —  Index. 

—  Cloister  life  of  the  Emperor  Charles  \.  London, 

1852.  12°. 

—  Essay    towards  a  collection  of    books    rcl.    to 

proverbs,  emblems,  apophthegms,  epitaphs, 
and  ana;  a  catalogue  of  those  at  Keir.  Lon 
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—  DWIGHT,   B.   W.     Chronic   debility    of   the   stomach. 

(In  Conn.  Acad.     Mem.,  v.  1,  pt.  2.  1181.) 

—  GRIDLEY,  S.     Diss.  on  the  importance  of  the  human 

stomach  both  in  health  and  disease.  Montpelier, 
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—  HAI.E,   K.    BoyUton   medical  prize  dissertations  for 

1819-21;  Experiments  and  observations  on  the  com- 
munication  between  the  stomach  arid  urinary  or 
gans.  Boston,  1821.  8".  (B  830) 

—  GRAHAM,  T.  J.     Disorders  of  the  stomach  and 

liver.     London,  1824.  8°. 

—  PROUT,  W.     Nature  and  treatment  of  stomach 

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—  ARMSTRONG,  J.     Morbid  anatomy  of  the  bow 

els,  liver,  and  stomach.  Pt.  1,  2.  London, 
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stomach  and  bowels,  etc,  oth  ed.  London, 
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—  ABEBCBOMBIE,  J.     Diseases  of  the  stomach,  in 

testinal  canal,  etc.  2d  ed.  enlarged.  Edin., 
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—  PARKER,  L.     The  stomach  in  its  morbid  states. 

Phila.,  1839.  8°. 

—  PERREJJGTON,  8.    Popular  treatise  on   the  stomach. 

2d  ed.     London,  1839.  8".     (C  270) 

—  DAHI.ERUP,  E.  A.     Diss.    de  ulcere  ventriculi 

perforante.     Havniit,  1840.  16°. 

—  TAYI,OU,   A.   8.     Perforations   of  the   stomach,  from 

poisoning  and  disease.  (In  Dunglison,  K.  Mud. 
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—  PARSONS,   U.     Lecture    on    the    connection    between 

brain  and  stomach.     Prov.,  1841.  8°.     (B  1186) 

Same.     (In    American    Institute  of    Instruction. 

Lectures,  1840.) 

—  BEWAI.L,  T.,  d.  1845.     Collection  of  documents  in  rel. 

to  Dr.  S.'s  drawings  on  the  stomach,  n.t.p.  8°. 
(B  1561) 

-  BUDD,  G.     Organic  diseases  and  functional  dis 

orders  of  the  stomach.     London,  1855.  8°. 

-  BRINTOX,  W.     Ulcer  of  the  stomach.      Lon 

don,  1857.    12°. 

—  EYRE,  Sir  J.     The  stomach  and  its  difficulties. 

6th  ed.     London,  1860.  16°. 


—  LEWIS,    D.      Talks   about   people's  stomachs. 

Boston,  1870.  12°. 

See  also  Constipation  ;  —  Diet ;  —  Digestion  ; 
—  Gastric  juice. 

Stone,  Rev.  Andrew  Leete.  Annual  sermon  for  the 
Boston  Prison  Discipline  Soc.,  Boston,  May  28. 
Boston,  1854.  8°.  (B1328) 

-  The  divineness  of  human  government;  disc.,  fast  day. 

Boston,  1861.  8°.    (B  1593) 

-  Memorial  discourses.     Boston,  1866.  8°. 

—  Sermon,  Park  St.  Church,  the  Sunday  succeeding  the 

death  of  D.  Webster.     Boston,  1853.  8°.    (B  1727) 
Stone,  Arthur  Daniel.     Diseases    of   the    stomach 

and  of  digestion.     London,  1806.  8°. 
Stone,  Edward.     CHUBB,  T.     Answer  to  Stone's  second  re 
marks.     (In  hi*  Some  obs.  1735.    C  228) 
Stone,  Edwin  Martin.      History  of   Beverly,   civil 
and  ecclesiastical,  1630-1842.  Bost.,1843.  12". 

—  Hymns  and  tunes  for  vestry   and   conference 

meetings.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1S53.  4°. 

—  Invasion  of  Canada  in  177f>,  incl.  the  Journal  of  Capt. 

8.  Thayer.     (In  R.  I.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  6.  1867.) 

—  Lecture  comprising   the  history  of  the   2d   palish   in 

Beverly,  July  6,  1834.     Mendon,  1835.  8°.     (B  1114) 

—  Life  and  recollections  of  J.  Rowland.     Prov., 

1857.   12°. 
Stone,  Edwin  Winchester.     Rhode  Island  in  the 

rebellion.     2d  ed.     Prov.,  1865.   12°. 
Stone,  Eliab.     Discourse,  Apr.  25  [fast  day],  in  Reading. 

Boston,  1799.  8°.     (B  837,  913) 

—  Discourse,   Reading,  May  19,  1811,  in  which  warnings 

of  death   are  considered  as  excitements  to  review 
life.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1811.  8".     (B  275,  331,  1353) 

—  Sermon  at  the  ordination  of  E.  Hnhbard,  Marble-head, 

Jan.  1.     Salem,  1783.  12°.     (C  161) 

—  Sermon,  Aug.  2i),  1791!,  funeral  of  I.  Merrill.    Boston, 

1794.  8°.     (B  331,  913) 

—  Sermon,   Cohasset,  Jan.   10,    ordination  of   J.    Flint. 

Boston,  1798.  8°.     (B  231) 

Stone,  Goodwin  Atkins.  HOPKINS,  3/r*.  L.  P.  (In  Higgin- 
son,  T.  W.  Harvard  mem.  biog.,  v.  2.  18E6.) 

Stone,  II.  M.  Destiny  of  rebellious  nations:  discourse,  fast 
day,  April  15.  Augusta,  1858.  8".  (B  1260) 

Stone,  J.  B.  History  of  Lichfield  Cathedral  to  the 
present  time,  its  architecture  and  monu 
ments;  with  illust.  London,  1870.  4". 

Stone,  James.  How  Christ  glorified  God  ;  sermon.  Boston, 
1746.  8°.  (C  120) 

Stone,  James  W.  Report  of  the  trial  of  J.  "NV. 
Webster,  for  murder  of  Dr.  G.  Parkman. 
Boston",  1850.  8°. 

—  Report  of   the  trial  of  T.  Sims,  as  a  fugitive 

from  service.     Boston,  1851.  8°. 

Stone,  John,  D.D.  Lectures  on  the  Sabbath.  Bos 
ton,  1848.  12". 

Stone,  John  Hurford.  Lettre  a  A.  F.  T.  du  F*****.  Paris, 
1806.  8°.  (B  740) 

Stone,  John  Seely.  Bearings  of  modern  commerce  on  the 
progress  of  modern  missions;  sermon  before  the 
Board  of  Missions  of  the  Prot.  Episc.  Ch.  in  the  U.S., 
New  Haven,  June  19.  N.  Y.,  1839.  8°.  (B  1145) 

—  Beneficial  influence  of  Christianity  upon   the  present 

state   of  mankind  :  sermon,  Dec.  25,  1S33.     Boston, 

1834.  8°.     (B1302,  1651.1781) 
- —    Considerations  on  the  case  of  the  poor  in  largo  cities; 

disc,  before  the  Boston  Children's  Friend  Soc.,  Dec. 

10,  1837.     Boston,  1838.  8°.     (B  1328,  2012) 
Stone,   Joseph.    BIOG.  notice  of  S.     (In   Mass.  Med.  Soc. 

Med.  comm.,  v.  8.  1854.) 
Stone,  Lincoln    R.     Account  of  the  trial  of  G.Jacobs,   for 

witchcraft.     (In  Essex  Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  2.  1860.) 
Stone,  Lowell  M..  Funeral  sermon  on.  1847.     See  Muzzey, 

A.  B.     (B  1224) 
Stone,  Micah.     Benefits   of    afflictions  illustrated  ; 

disc.,  Dec.  9,  [death  of]  Mrs.  M.  Reed.     Brookfield, 

1804.  8°.     (B331) 

—  Dangers  and  duty,  etc.;  discourse,  July  23  [fast  day]. 

Brookfield,  1812.  8°.    (B  331) 

—  Young  Christian's  assistant  to  prayer.     Brook- 

field.  1835.   12°. 

Stone,  Rev.  Nathan,  of  Southborouffh.  Memoir  of  Marlbor- 
ongh  Assoc.  —  Note  on  Southhoiough,  1767.  (Jn 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  10.  1809.) 


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Stone,   Ken.  Nathan,  of  Dennii,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1804. 

See  Briggs,  K.     (B305) 
Stone,  Nathanacl.    Conclo  a<l  m.igistrntum ;  sermon  before 

the  Superlour  Court,  Barnstable,  April  -4.    Boston, 

1728.  VI".     (C5) 

—  Lecture  sermon,  asserting  God's   right  sovereignly  to 

dispose  of  his  own  favours,  Feb.  10,  17,  19,  20.     Bos 
ton,  1720.  8°.     (C  18) 

—  Sermon,    Province-town,    Dec.  19,  1S19.     Boston,  1820. 

8°.    (B287) 

Stono,  H.  O.  Hereditary  depravity  involving  no  personal 
guilt;  si-rmon,  sjherbourne,  June  6.  Boston,  1847. 
8".  (B  130^ ) 

Stone,  Samuel.  A  congregational  church  is  a  Catholic  vis 
ible  church;  examination  of  [Hudson's]  'Vindica 
tion'.  London,  16.VJ.  4°.  (C  130) 

Stone,  Timothy  Dwigbt  Porter.  Best  method  of  teaching 
elocution.  ( In  Amer.  Inst.  Instr.  Lect.,  1836.) 

Sione,  Thomas,  ft.  1743,  d.  1787.  SANDERSON,  J.  (In  his 
Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  9.  1827.) 

Stone,  Thomas.  General  view  of  the  agric.  of  the  County 
of  Bedford.  London,  1704.  4°.  (W  73) 

—  General   view  of  the  agric.  of  the  County  of  Lincoln. 

London,  1794.  4°.    (W  74) 

Stone,  Rev,  Thomas  Tread  well.  Sermons.  Boston, 
1854.  12°. 

—  Justification;  sermon,  Sept.  13,  1846.     Salem,  1847.  8". 

(B  1302) 

—  The  martyr  of  freedom;  disc.,  E.  Machias,  1837.    Bos 

ton,  1838.  8°.    (C  210) 

Stone,  Timothy.  Nature  and  evil  of  selfishness;  sermon, 
Sept.  21,  1777.  Norwich,  1778.  8°.  (B  1194) 

—  Sermon,  Hartford,  election  [day],  May  10.     Hartford, 

1792.  8".    (B  331) 

Stone,  Wm.  Leete,  d.  1844.  Border  wars  of  the 
American  revolution.  N.  Y.,  [18 — ].  2  v. 
16°.  (Harper's  fiim.  lib.,  v.  167,  168.) 

-  Life  and  times  of  Red-Jacket.   N.  Y.,  1841.  8°. 

-  Life  and  times  of   Sir  W.  Johnson;     [ed.   by 

W.  L.  Stone,  Jr.].     Albany,  1865.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Life  of  J.  Brunt.     X.  Y.,  1838.  2  v.  8". 

-  Maria  Monk  and  the  nunnery  of  the  Hotel  Dieu  ; 

refutation  of  her  'Awful  disclosures'.    X.  Y., 
1836.    8°. 

-  Poetry  and  history  of  Wyoming ;  cont.  Camp 

bell's    Gertrude;    with    biog.  sketch    of   the 

author,  by  W.  Irving.  X.  Y.,  Lond.,  1841.  12". 

-    Same.     3d  ed.,  with  index.    Albany,  1864.  12°. 

-  Uncasand  Miantonomoh  ;  disc.,  Xorwich,  July 

4,  on  the  erection  of  a  monument  to  Uncas. 
X.  Y.,  1842.   18°. 

—  ADAMS,   J.  Q.     Letters  on   masonry  addressed  to  S. 

Lancaster,  1832.  8°.     (B  1427) 

—  ANNOUNCEMENT  of  the  death  of  8.,  and  remark*.    (In 

New  York  Hist.  Soc.     Proc .,  1844.) 
Stone,  Win.  Leete,  b.    1S35.      See  Stone,   W.   L.,   d.    1844. 

Life  of  Johnson. 
Stone.     ORPHEUS.      Ai0i<c<£.      (In    his    Orphica,    rec.    G. 

Hcrmannus.  1805.) 
Stone  {for  building).     REYNAUD,  J.     Ilistoire  ele- 

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illustreedeplanch.es.  Paris,  1867.  12°.   (Bib- 

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—  SMITH,  C.  H.     Lithology;  or,  Observations   on   stone 

used  for  building.  [1840.]     (/xWeale,  J.   Quarterly 
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—  FKEKMAN,  W.     Experiments  on  the  force  required  to 

crush  stones.     (Jit  Institute  of  Civil  Ene.     Trans., 
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-  BUUOOYNK,  Sir  J.     Blasting  and   quarrying  of 

stone.  [1849.]  3ded.  Lond.,  Weale,  1856.  12°. 

-  II.vt.T,,  J.     Report  on  building  stones.    Albany, 

1868.  8°. 

-  RAC,  C.     Drilling  in  stone  without  metal.     (In  Smith 

sonian  Inst.     Report,  1S6S.) 

See  alxo  Bridges ;  —  Stone  cutting. 

Stona  (JH  medicine).     See  Calculus. 

Stone  cut  out  of  the  mountain,  The.  1716.  See  Mather  C 
(C  55) 

Stone-cutting.  FRKZIER,  A.  F.  La  theorie  et  la 
pratique  dc  la  coupe  des  pierres,  etc.,  ou 
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—  DOULIOT,  J.  P.     Traite  de  coupe   des   pierres. 

Paris,  1825.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Donsox,  E.      Treatise  on  masonry  and  stone- 

cutting.  [1849.]  2d  ed.  London,  Wcale, 
185G.  12". 

—  SCHULZE,  P.     Designs  for  stone-cutter   work. 

Boston,  1856.  obi.  8°. 
Stone  Edge;  by  Lady  Verney.     (In  Cornhillmag.,  v,  15-16. 

1867.) 

Stonehenge,  pseud.     See  Walsh,  J.  II. 
Stonehenge.     BROWNE,  II.     Illustrations  of  S.  and 

Abury.     2d  ed.     Birmingham,  1833.  12°. 

—  CONCISE  account  of  S.  and  the  barrows  round  it,  ac 

cording  to  I.  Jones,  Dr.  Stukely,  etc.  London,  n.d. 
16°.  (C62) 

—  DISCOURSE  cone.     Stonc-IIenge.      (In    Langtoft,    P. 

Chronicle,  v.  2.  1810  ) 

—  MATON,  W.  G.     Fall  of  some  of  the  stones  of  S.     (In 

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tiquity  of  Abury  and  Stonehenge.  (In  v.  18.  1839.) 

Stoner,  Nicholas.  SIMMS,  J.  11.  Trappers  of  Xew 
York  ;  a  biography  of  Stoner,  etc.  Albany, 
1860.  12°. 

Stone's  River.  U.  S.  Quartermaster  Gen.  Roll  of  honor, 
11;  names  of  soldiers  interred  in  the  national  cem 
etery  at  Stone's  River.  Wash.,  1866.  8°.  (B  1955) 

Stonestreet,  Charles  II.  Lecture  in  Sansom  Hall,  Phila., 
Dec.  30,  1852.  Bait.,  1853.  8".  (B  1589) 

Stonington.  See  Woodstock  and  Stonington  Baptist 
Assoc.  (B  431) 

Stony  Point.  DAWSON,  II.  B.  Assault  on  S.  P.  by  Gen. 
A.  Wayne,  July  16, 1779.  (In  his  Gleanings,  pt.  11.) 

Stooks,  Thomas  Fraser.  Sunday  in  London.  (In  Talbot, 
C.  J.,  Vine.  Ingestre.  Meliora,  ser.  2.  1853.) 

Stop  to  the  course  of  a  separation  ;  [by  —  Lamb] . 
2d  ed.  London,  1693.  12". 

Stoppa  de'  Bostichi.  Sonetto.  (In  Trucchi,  F.  Poesie 
ital.,  v.  2.  1846.) 

Storace,  Anna  Selina.  CLAYTON,  E.  C.  (In  her  Queens  of 
song.  1865.) 

Storch,  Hcinrich  Friedrich.  Considerations  sur  la 
nature  du  revenue  national.  Paris,  1824.  8". 

—  Cours    d'economie    politique,   avec   des  notes, 

par  J.  B.  Say.     Paris,  1823-24.  5  v.  8°. 

-  Picture  of  Petersburg.     London,  1801.  8°. 

—  Die  principe  co'nstitutif  de    la   science   du  gouverne- 

ment.  —  Developpement  du  principe  de  la  liberte 
naturelle,  ou  exposition  sommairu  de  la  doctrine 
de  Smith  sur  1'objet  du  souvernement,  pt.  1-2.  (In 
St.  Petersburg.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.,  v.  1.  1803-06.)  — 
Des  theories  sur  les  valeurs  etablies  jusqu'ici.  —  De 
In  nature  de  la  valcur  et  de  ses  difterentes  especes. 

—  Des  variations  de  la  valeur  echangeable.  —  Des 
sources   de  la  valeur.      (In    v.  2.  18K7-08.)  —  Des 
choses  qui   gout  susceptibles  d'avoir  de  la  valeur; 
analyse  des  diff.  especes  de  biens.  —  Analyse  des  no 
tions  de  capital  individ.  et  de  capital  nat.  —  Analyse 
des   notions  de  richesse  individ.  et  de  richesse  nat. 
(In  v.  3.  1809-10.)   —  Des  diffe  rentes  methodes  de 
prelever  les  fraix  de  monnayage,  et  de  leurs  effets 
sur  les  prix  des  marchandises.     (In  v.  4.  1811.)  — 
Theorie  du  lover.     (In  v.  5.  1812.)  —  Des  entraves 
4  I'importation  des  marchandises  etrangeres  comme 
rnoyen  d'cncournger  la  production  nationale.  (In  v.  6. 
1813-14.)  —  De  1'emploi  du  credit  pour  subvenir  anx 
besoins  du  gouvernement.  —  Des  variations   dans 
les  prix  des  marchandises.     (In  v.  7.  1815-16.)  —  Le 
revenu  national  consid.  sous  un  nouv.  point  de  vue. 

—  Sur  les  sources   du    revenu  nat.     (In  v.  8.  1817- 
18.)  —  Analyse  du  capital  personnel.  —  Analyse  du 
capital  reY-l.  —  De   la  consummation  productive  ou 
du  capital.  —  Examen  critique  de  la  doctrine  d'A. 
Smith  rel.  au   capital.     (In  v.  9.  1819-20.)  —  Com 
ment  les  nations  s'cnrichifsent-elles  par  I'emploi  du 
revenu  superflu?  —  La  distinction  du  revenu    brut 
et  du  revenu  net  estelle  applicable  au  revenu  d'une 
nation?  —  Quels  sont  les  revenus  des  particuliers 
qui  concotirent  a  former  le  revenu  national  ?    (In 
v.  10.    1821-22.)  —  Des  effets  d'un   papier-monnaie 
deprecie  dont  la  valeur  so  releve.  —  L'aecroissement 
progressif  du  capital  d'une    nation    est-il  jamais    a 
craindre?     (In  6e  ser.,  v.  1.  1832.) 

-  Tableau  hist,  et  statistique  de  Russie.     Vol.  1, 

Basle,  v.2,    St.  Petersb.,  1802.  2  v.  8°. 
Storehouse  of  stories.    See  Yonge,  C.  M. 
Storer,  Bellamy.     Address  before  the  Literary  Soc.  of  Gran- 

ville  Coll.,  Ohio,  July  17.    Cincin.,  1844.  8°.  (B  1580) 


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Storer,  David  Humphreys.  Address  at  the  1st 
medical  commencement  of  the  Mass.  Heel.  Coll., 
Mar.  7.  Boston,  1855.  8°.  (B  1562) 

-  History  of  the  fishes  of  Massachusetts.    Camb., 

1867.   4°. 

—  Same.    (In  Amer.  Acad.    Mem.,  n.s.,  v.  5,  pt.  1;  v.  6, 

pt.  2;  v.  8,  pt.  2;  v.  9,  pt.  1.  1855-67.) 

—  Introductory  lecture  before  the  med.  class  of  1855-56 

of  Harvard  Univ.    Boston,  1855.  8°.     (H  8) 

—  Medical  jurisprudence.     (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.     Med. 

com.,  v.  8.  1854.) 

—  Report  of  the  com.  on  obstetrics  of  the  Amer. 

Med.  Assoc.     Phila.,  1851.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.    (B  1692) 

—  Report  on  fishes,  reptiles,  and  birds  of  Massachusetts. 

See  Mass.  Comm.  on  the  Zoological  and  Botanical 
Survey  of  the  State, 

—  Statistics -of   the   Boston  Lying-in   Hospital.     Phila., 

1850.  8°.   (B  1562) 

—  Synopsis  of  the  fishes  of  North  Amer.   Camb., 

"1846.   4°. 

—  Same.    (In  Amer.  Acad.    -Mom.,  n.  s.,  v.  2.  1846.) 

-  TRIAL.    See  Farmer,  M.,  vs.  Storer,  D.  II. 
Storer,  Frank  Humphreys.      First   outlines    of    a 

dictionary  of  the  solubilities  of  chemical 
substances.  Camb.,  1864.  8°. 

—  Alloys  of  copper  and  zinc.  —  Impurities  of  commercial 

zinc,  etc.  (In  Amer.  Acad.  Mem.,  D.S.,  v.  8. 
1861.)  —  Examination  of  a  h.ydro-carbon  naphtha 
obtained  from  the  products  of  the  destructive  distil, 
lation  of  lime-soap.  (In  v.  9,  pt.  1.  1807.) 

—  Manual  of  organic  chemistry.  1868.    See  Elliot,  C.  W 
Storer,  Henry  Sargent.     See  Storer,  J.  S.  and  H.  S. 
Storer,  Horatio  llobinson.     The  causation,  course, 

and  treatment  of  reflex  insanity  in  women. 
Boston,  1871.  8°. 

—  Elm  tents  for  the  dilatation  of  the  cervix  uteri.    From 

the  Boston  med.  and  surg.  journ.,  Nov.  8,  1855. 
n.t.p.  [1855.]  8°.  (B  1562) 

—  Eutokia ;  employment  of  anaesthetics  in  child 

birth.     Boston,  1863.  8°. 

—  Studies  of  abortion.     From   the   Boston   medical   and 

surgical  journal,  Feb.  5,  1863.      [Boston,   1863.]  8°. 

(B  1562) 
Storer,  James    Sargent  and    II.  S.      Illustrations. 

(In  Oxford  visitor.  1822.) 
and  Greig,  J.     Views  in  Suffolk,  Norfolk,  and 

Northamptonshire  illust.  of  the  works  of  It. 

Broomfield  ;    mem.  by  E.  W.  Brayley.    Lon 
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Storer,  Thomas.     Life  and  death  of  T.  Wolsey.     (In  Park, 

T.     Heliconia,  v.  2.  1815.) 

—  Poems.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Spec.,  v.  2.  1815.) 
Storey,  Moorfield.    Oration.    See  Harvard  College.   Class 

of  1866. 

Stories  about  Gen.  Warren  rel.  to  the  5th  of  March 
massacre  and  the  Battle  of  Bunker  Hill ;    by 
[Mrs.  R.  Brown].     Boston,  1835.  12". 
Stories  about  the  elephant ;   told  by  a  father  to  his 

son.     New  Haven,  1831.  24°. 
Stories  and  tales;  by  II.  C.  Andersen.      Boston, 

1871.  12". 

Stories  by  an  archaeologist  and  his  friends.     Lon 
don,  1856.  8°. 
Stories  for  Christmas,  and  winter  evenings,     t.p.w. 

[N.  Y.,  1856.]   12°. 

Contents.  The  Christmas  bride.  —  The  Christmas-Eve 
letter.  —  Adventures  of  a  Xcw- Year's  eve.  —  Christmas 
changes.  —  Story  of  a  New-Year's  eve.  —  Mrs.  Ranford'a 
New- Year's  dinner.  — A  merry  Christmas.  —  The  waits; 
a  Christmas  story.  —  Mrs.  Peck's  pudding.  —  How  we 
made  money  last  year.  —  Mrs.  Brigbtlngton's  polka 
jacket.  —  Christmas-eve  in  a  sponging  house.  —  Myself 
and  Julia  Arran. 
Stories  for  young  persons;  by  C.  M.  Sedgwick. 

N.  Y.,  1841.  18°. 

Stories  from  Black  wood.     N.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 
Stories  from  old  English  poetry  ;  by  A.S.  Richard 
son.     N.  Y.,  1871.  16°. 

Stories  of  English  and  foreign  life ;  by  W.  and  M. 
Howitt.  London,  Bohn,  1853.  8°. 


Stories  of  the  sea  ;  byF.  Marryat.   N.Y.,  1836.  12°. 

Stork,  Wm.  Account  of  East  Florida,  with  a  jour 
nal  kept  by  J.  Bartram,  upon  a  journey  from 
St.  Augustine  up  the  River  St.  John's.  Lon 
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—  Another  copy.    (B  678) 

Storm,  Hans  Theodor  Wolsen.    Immen-see;   from 

the  German  of  S.  by  H.  Clark  ;  Grandmother 

and  granddaughter;  from  the  German  of  L. 

Esche,  by  Mine.  C.  It.  Corson.     Phila.,  1863. 

12°. 
Stormont  Co.,  Canada  West.  WALLING,  II.  F.  Map. 

Prescott,  C.  W.,  1862. 
Storms.     LOOMIS,   E.      On    the  storm    throughout 

the  U.  S.  about  Dec.  20,  1836.     (In  Amer.  Phil.  Soc. 

Trans.,   n.s.,   v.  7.  1841; —  and   in    Amer.   Assoc. 

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-  REDFIELD,  \V.  C.     In  reply  to  Mr.  Espy  on  the  whirl 

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—  ESPY,  J.P.     The  philosophy  of  storms.     Bos 

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From  the  Trans,  of  the  Amer.  Phil.  Soc.  n.p., 
[1841].  8°.  (B  1186) 

Reply  to  Dr.  Hare's  objections  to  the  whirlwind  the 
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Reply  to  Dr.  Hare's  further  objections  r<  I.  to  whirl 
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—  HARE,  R.  Strictures  on  Prof.  Espy's  report  on  storms. 

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—  REDFIELD,  W.  C.     Cape  Verde  and  Hatterns  hurri 

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—  Report  on   European   tunnels.      (In   Mass.    Commis 

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tour  from  Detroit  to  Brownville.     Brownville,  1817. 

8°.    (B445) 
Storrs,   George.      Bible    examiner ;    cont.   various 

prophetic  expositions.     Boston,  1843.   12°. 
Storrs,  Henry   Randolph.      Spee.ch   on   the   proposition   to 

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Storrs,  Richard  Salter,  b.  1787.  Address,  Brain- 
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(B1611) 

—  Discourse,  Dorchester,  Dec.  27,  1847,  funeral  of  Rev. 

J.  Cod  man.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1848.  8°.     (B  1212) 

—  God   determines   the   rise   and   fall  of  princes;   disc., 

death  of  J.  Q.  Adams.     Boston,  1848.  8°.     (B  1206) 

-  Memoir  of  Rev.  Samuel  Green.    Bost.,  1836.  12°. 

—  The  ministry  strong  in   the  grace  of  Christ;  sermon, 

ordination  of  R.  S.  Storrs,  Jr.,  Brooklinc,  Oct.  22. 
Boston,  1845.  8".  (B  1323) 

—  The  mutability  of  created   things,   etc. :  sermon,  Bos 

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—  Remission  of  sin ;  sermon.    (In  Amer.  nat.  preacher, 

v.  22.  1848.) 


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—  Sermon;  election,  Jan.  3.     Boston,   1838.  8°.    (B  1126, 

1696,  2012) 

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^  of  D.  Temple  and  I.  Bird.     Host.,  1822.  8°.     (B280) 

—  Union  among  the  friends,  etc.',  sermon,  June  5,  before 

the  convention  of  Norfolk  Co.,  Dedham,  etc.  Ded- 
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Storrs,  Richard  Salter,  Jr.,  b.  1821.  Christianity,  its  des 
tined  supremacy  on  the  earth  ;  sermon,  April  6  and 
13,  before  the  For.  Miss.  Soc.  of  N.  Y.  and  Brooklyn. 
N.  Y.,  1851.  8°.  (B  1330) 

—  Colleges  a  power  in  civilization  to  be  used  for  Christ; 

disc,  before  the  Soc.  for  the  Prom,  of  Colleg.  and 
Theol.  Educ.  at  the  West,  1'rov.,  R.  I.,  Oct.  30. 
N.  York,  1856,8°.  (B  1329) 

—  Obligation  of  man  to  obey   the  civil  law;  discourse, 

Brooklyn.     N.  Y.,  1850.  8°.    (B  1254) 

Storrs,  Mr*.  Sarah  Strong,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1818.  See 
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Story,  Charles  \Vm.  Reports  of  contested  elections.  See 
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Story,  Isaac.  Discourse,  Feb.  15,  preparatory  to 
the  collection,  on  the  national  thanksgiving,  for  the 
benefit  of  our  Amur,  brethren  in  captivity  at  Al 
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—  Eulogy  on  Washington,  Sterling,  Feb.  22.     Worcester, 

1800.  8°.    (E  162) 

—  Love  of  our  country,  etc. ;  serm.,  Dec.  15,  1774.    Bos 

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-  Oration,  July  4.     Worcester,  1801.  8".    (B  342) 

-  Parnassian  shop,  opened  in  the  Pindaric  stile, 

by  Peter  Quince.     Boston,  1801.  18°. 

—  Sermon,  Aug.  15,  Hamilton,  ordination  of  D.  Story. 

Salem,  1798.  8°.     (W  54) 

—  Sermon,   Feb.    19,   the   federal   thanksgiving.     Salem, 

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Story,  John.  DECLARATION  of  lyfe  and  death  of  J.  8. 
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Story,  Joseph.  Address,  dedication  of  the  ceme 
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—  Charge  to  the  grand  juries  of  the  circuit  court,  at  Oc 

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—  Charge  to  the  grand  jury  of  the  circuit  court  of  the  U. 

S.  at  the  first  session  in  Portland  for  the  judicial  dis 
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—  Commentaries  on  the  constitution  of  the  U .  S. 

Boston,  1833.  3  v.  8°. 

-  Constitutional  class-book.    Boston,  1834.  8°. 

-  Discourse  before  the  Phi   Beta  Kappa  Soc.,  Aug.  31. 

Boston,  1826.  8°.    (B  552,  1730,  2006,  2008,  W  4) 

—  Discourse,  Essex  Hist.  Soc.,  18  Sept.,  in   commein.  of 

the  first  settlement  of  Salem.  Boston,  1828.  8°.  (B 
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-     Same,   extract.     American    Indians.    (In  Moore,  F. 
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—  Discourse,   funeral   of  J.  II.  Ashmun,   Apr.   5.     Cam- 

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-  Discourse,  inaug.     (In  Harvard  College.  Law  School. 

Oration.  1866.     B  1652,  1829,  H  4) 

—  Discourse,  life,  character,  and  services  of  J.  Marshall, 

15  Oct.     Boston,  1835.  8°.     (B  1221,  1812) 

-  Eulogy  of  U.  Washington,  Marblehead,  'i  Jan.    Salem, 

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Fate  of  the  Indians.  —  Lines  on  the  death  of  a  daugh 
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-  Oration,  Salem,  4  July.     Salem,  1804.  8°.    (B  342) 

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—  Report  of  a  committee  [on]  the  state  of  the  Univ.     See 

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-  Sketch  of  the  life  of  S.  Dexter.     Boston,  1816.  8°.    (B 

357,  1213) 

-  Will  of  S.  Girard;  opinion  of  the  Supreme   Court   of 

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Story,  Thomas.  Journal  of  the  life  of  S.  cont.  an 
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Story,  Wm.  Wetmore.  The  American  question. 
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—  Graffiti  d'ltalia.     London,  1868.  8°. 

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2  v.  8°. 

-  Love.     (In  Boston  book,  4th  col.  1851.) 

—  Nature  and  art;  a  poem.     Boston,  1844.  8°.    (B  1467) 

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—  Proportions  of  the  human  figure  according  to  a 

new  canon ;  with  a  notice  of  the  canon  of 
Polycletus,  and  of  ancient  and  modern  sys 
tems.  London,  1866.  8°. 

-  Roba  di  Koma.  2d  ed.     London,  1863.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same.     (In  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  3-5.  1859-60;  —  and 

in  Blackwood's  mag.,  v.  108.  1870.) 
Story  of  a  bad  boy;  by  T.  B.  Aldrich.     Boston, 

1870  [1869].  12°. 
Story  of  a  family;  by  M.  Smedley.      (In    Sharpe's   mag., 

v.  6-11.   1847-50;  —  and  m*  Littell's   living   age,  v. 

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Story  of  a  feather;  by  D.  Jerrold.     (In  his  Writings,  v.  3. 

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Story  of  a  life;   by  [Major  Shercr].     N.  Y.,  1825. 

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Story   of  a  royal  favorite ;  by  Mrs.  d  G.  F.  Gore. 

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Story  of  Christmas  eve,  A.     Boston,  1860.  16°.    (C  246) 
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Story  of  Kcnnett;  by    J.  H.   B.   Taylor.    'N.  Y., 

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Story  of  my  Uncle  Toby;    by  [L.  Sterne] ;   newly 

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Story  of  a  fountain,     fife  Bryant,  W.  C. 
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Rochester,  1858.  8°.    (B~1606) 

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(C  19,  D  14) 

Same.     (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1793.) 

Stowe,   I'i'of.  Calvin  Ellis.     Common  schools  and 

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—  Report  on  elem.  pub.  instruction  in  Europe,  to  the  36th 

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—  SCOTT,  W.     Review  of  Prof.  Stowe's  pamphlet  against 

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(B  1359) 

Stowe,    Mrs.    Harriet  Esther   Beecher.     Agnes  of 
Sorrento.     Boston,  1862.   12". 

-  Same.      (In    Atlantic   monthly,  v.   7-9.    1861-62;   — 

and  in  Cornhill  mag.,  v.  3-5.  1861-62  ) 

—  Chimney   corner.      (In    Atlantic    monthly,   v.  "15-18. 

1865-66.) 
—   I) red.     See,  next  column,  'Nina  Gordon". 

—  House  and  home  papers.     (In  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  13, 

14.  1864.) 

-  Key  to  Uncle  Tom's  cabin.     Boston,  1853.  8°. 

-  Lady  Byron  vindicated;  history  of  the  Byron 

controversy,  from   1816  to  the  present  time. 
Boston,  1870.   12". 

—  Little  foxes,  by  Christopher  Crowfield.     Bos 

ton,  1866.  12°. 


-  The  may  flower,  and  miscel.  writings,     lathed. 

Boston,  1866.   12°. 
Contents.     Uncle  Lot.  —  Love  vs.  law.  —  The  tea  rose. 

—  Trials  of  a  housekeeper.   —   Little  Edward.  —  Aunt 
Mary.  —  Frankness.  —  The  Sabbath  ;  sketches  from  the 
note-book  of  an  elderly  gentleman.   —   Let  every  man 
mind    his   own   business.   —   Cousin   William.   —   The 
ministration  of  our  departed   friends.   —  Mrs.  A.  and 
Mrs.  B. ;  or,  What  she  thinks  about  it.  —  Christmas ;  or, 
The  good  fairy.  —  Earthly  care  a  heavenly  discipline.  — 
Conversation  on  conversation.  —  How  do  we  know?  — 
Which  is  the  liberal  man.  —  The  elder's  feast.  —  Little 
Fred,  the  canal  boy.  —   The  canal  boat.  —  Feeling.  — 
The  seamstress.  —  Old  father  Morris.  —  The  two  altars. 

—  A  scholar's  adventures  in  the  country.   —  Woman, 
behold  thy  son.  —  The  coral  ring.  —  Art  and  nature.  — 
Children.  —  How  to  make  friends  with  Mammon.  —  A 
scene  in  Jerusalem.   —  The  old  meeting  house.   —   The 
New  Year's  gift.  —  The  old  oak  of  Andover.  —  Our  wood 
lot  in  winter.  —  Poems  :  The  charmer ;  —  Pilgrim's  song 
in  the  desert;  —  Mary  at  the  cross;  —  Christian  peace; 

—  Abide  in  me,  and  I  in  you.  —  When  I  am  awake  I  am 
still  with  thee.  —  Christ's  voice  in  the  soul. 

-  Men  of  our  times.     Hartford,  1868.  8°. 

Contents.  A.  Lincoln.  —  U.  S.  Grant.  —  W.  L.  Garri 
son.  —  C.  Sumner.  —  S.  P.  Chase.  —  II.  Wilson.  —  II. 
Greeley.  —  D.  G.  Farragut.  —  J.  A.  Andrew.  —  S. 
Colfax.  —  E.  M.  Stanton.  —  F.  Douglass.  —  P.  II.  Sher 
idan.  —  W.  T.  Sherman.  —  O.  O.  Howard.  —  W.  A. 
Buckingham.  —  W.  Phillips.  —  II.  W.  Beecher. 

-  The  minister's  wooing.     N.  Y.,  1859.   12°. 

Note.     From  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  2-3,  1858-59. 
—  My  wife  and  I ;   or,  Harry  Henderson's  history. 
X.  Y.,  1871.  8°. 

—  A   New  England  sketch.      (In  Boston  book,  3d  col. 

1841.) 

—  Nina   Gordon ;    [Dred] ;     a  tale  of  the  Great 

Dismal  Swamp.     Boston,  1866.  2  v.   12°. 

-  Oldtown  fireside  stories.     Boston,  1872  [1871]. 

12°. 
Content*.     Ghost  in  the  mill.  —  Sullivan  looking-glass. 

—  Minister's  housekeeper.  —  Widow's  bandbox.  —  Capt. 
Kidd's  money.  —   Mis' Elder-kin's  pitcher.  —   Ghost  in 
the  Cap'n  Brown  house.   —   Col.  Eph's  shoe-buckles.  — 
Bull-fight.   —  How  to  fight  the   devil.  —  Laughin'  in 
meetin'. 

Note.    From  Atlantic  monthly,  v.  25-26.  1870. 

—  Oldtown  folks.     Boston,  1869.  8°. 

—  The  Pearl  of  Orr's  Island.      Boston,  1862.   12°. 

—  Pink  and  white  tyranny.     Boston,  1871.   16°. 

Note.    From  Old  and  "new,  v.  23.  1870,  71. 

—  Sketch    of]    H.    F.    Hawley.      (In    Brockett,    S.    P. 

Woman's  work  in  the  civil  war.  1867.) 

—  Sunny  memories  of   foreign  lands.       Boston, 

1854.  2  v.   12°. 

—  True    story    of   Lady    Byron's    life.      (In    Atlantic 

monthly,  v.  24.  1869;  —  and  in  Macmillan's  mag., 
v.  20.  1863.) 

—  Uncle  Tom's  cabin.     Boston,  1852.  2  v.    12°. 

—  Same.     Boston,  1853.  8°. 

—  Armenian.     [Venice,]  1854.  2  v.   12°. 

—  Welsh.  Caban  F'Ewyrth  Twm ;   cyfieithad  H. 

Williams.     Llundain,  1853.    8°.  " 

—  MACK  AY,   C.    Commentary   on    the   charges  brought 

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—  MONTEGUT,  E.     (In  Revue  D.  d.  Monde*,  oct.  1852.) 

—  LEMOINE,  J.  (In  nov.  1856.)  —  CUCIIEVAL- 
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-  SENIOR,  N.  W.     (In  hi*  Essays  on  fiction.  1864.) 

—  STOWE  BYRON   controversy,  The ;    a    complete 

resume  of  public  opinion;  with  an  impartial 
review  of  the  merits  of  the  case ;  by  the  ed. 
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Stowell,  Hugh.  God  the  bestowcr  of  all  good  gifts;  ser 
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Stowell,  Win.,  Lofid.     See  Scott,  Sir  Wm. 

Stower,  Charles.  Printer's  grammar;  or,  Intro 
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Strabo.  Geographica ;  rec.  G.  Kramer.  Berol., 
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Strauss,  David  Friedrich.  Klopstock  und  Mark- 
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—  Das  Leben  Jesu    fur  das    deutsche  Volkbear- 

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—  Letter  to  E.  Kenan.    (In  Letters  on  international  rel. 

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the  attacks  of  S.;  from  the  German.  Chi 
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—  SAINT  RENE  TAILT.ANDIER,  G.  E.      (In  Revue  d.  D. 

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—  ZELLER,  E.    Strauss  und  Kenan.    (In  his  Vortrage. 

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Strauss,  Louis.  Le  Canada  au  point  de  vue  eco- 
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Strawberry  Hill.     See  Walpole,  H. 

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Street,   Nicholas,  of  East  Haven.      The   American   states 

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Street,  Samuel.     On  the  art  of  printing.     (In  Oxford  prize 

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Streeter,  Sebastian.  God's  works  remembered; 
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—  and  Streeter,  R.     New  hymn  book  for  Univer 

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(In  Historische  Zeitschrift,  v.  15.  1866.) 
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—  "\VAHR,  G.  F.      Dynamics,   strength  of   mate 

rials,  etc.     London,  1851.  8°. 


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—   HENRV,  J.     The  mode  of  testing   building   materials, 
etc.     (In  Smithsonian  Inst.  lie-port,  1856.) 

-  WHILDIN,  J.  K.      Strength    of  materials   used 

in    engineering    construction.     N.  Y.,  1860. 
12". 

-  HALL,  J.     llcport  on  building  stones.  Albany, 

1868.  8". 

See  alxo  Iron  ;  —  Timber. 
Stretton,  J.     Valley  of  a  hundred  fires.     London, 

[1861?].  8". 
Stretton  ;  a  novel,   by  II.  Kingsley.     N.  Y.,  1869. 

8". 

Strieker,  Der,  (Lit.  Strickerus).  Rhythmusde  Carol!  Magni 
expcd.  Hispanioa.  (In  Schilter,  J.  Thus.  ant. 
Tc-ut.,  v.  -2.  1727.) 

Strieker,  .Salomon,  and  others.     Manual  of  human 
and  comparative  histology;   tr.  by  H.  Power. 
London,  1870-73.  3  v.  8".    (New.Syd.  Soc.) 
Content*.     Vol.  1.     Introd.  —  Strieker,  8.     The  gen 
eral  character  of  cells.   —   Bollett,  A.     The  connective 
tissues.  —  Schultze,  M.     General  characters  of  nervous 
tissue.  —  Arnold,  J.     The  tissue  of  the  organic  muscles. 

—  Kiihne,  W.     The  relation   of  the   ultimate  fibres  of 
nerves  to  muscle.  —  Briicke,  K.    The  behaviour  of  mus 
cular   fibres   when   examined    with    polarized   light.  — 
Sweigger-Seidel,  F.      The  heart.  —  Eberth,  C.  J.     The 
blood  vessels.  —  Recklinghauaen,  Prof.  F.  v.   The  lym 
phatic  system. —  Miiller,  \V.     The  spleen.  —  Klein,  E. 
The  thymous  gland.  —  Verson,  E.  The  thyroid  gland.  — 
Rollett,  A.      The  blood.  —  Pfluger,  E/F.  W.       The 
salivary  glands.  —  Waldeyer,  W.     Structure  and  devel 
opment  of  the  teeth.  —  Klein,  E.,  and  Verson,  E.     The 
intestinal  canal.   —  Toldt,  C.      Blood  vessels  of  the  ali 
mentary  canal.      2.     Hering,  K.     The  liver.  —  Verson, 
E.     Larynx  and  trachea.  —  Schulze,  F.  E.    The  lungs. 

—  Ludwig,  C.     The  kidneys.  —  Eberth,  C.  J.     Adrenals 
or  supra-renal  capsules.   —  Obersteiner,  H.      Bladder 
and  ureters.    —  La  Valette  St.  George, — .    The  testes. 

—  Waldeyer,  W.      Ovary  and  parovarium.   —  Biesia- 
decki,  A.     Skin,  hair,  and  nails.   —  Klein,  E.     Serous 
membranes.  —  Langer,  C.     Mammary  glands.  —  Klein, 
E.     External  generative  organs  of  the  male  and  female, 
with  their  glandular  appendages.  —  Gerlach,  H.     Spinal 
cord.  —  Meynert,  T.     Brain  of  mammals.  —  Mayer,  S. 
Sympathetic  system  of  nerves.      3.     Engelmann,  T.  W. 
Organs  of  taste.   —  Kessel,  J.      Organ  of  hearing.  — 
Riidinger,   Prof.       Eustachian   tube ;    —    Membranous 
labyrinth.  —  Waldeyer,  W.   Auditory  nerve  and  cochlea. 

—  Babuchin,  Prof.      Olfactory  organ.   —  Schultze,  M. 
The  retina.  —  Iwanoff,  A.     Tunica  vasculosa.  —  Leber, 
T.     Blood  vessels  of  the  eye.   —  Schwalbe,  G.      Lym 
phatics  of  the  eye.  —  Iwanoff,  A.     Vitreous  humour.  — 
Babuchin,  Prof.    The  lens.  —  Rollett,  A.    The  cornea. 

—  Strieker,  S.,  nnd  other*.    Conjunctiva  and  sclerotic. 

—  Boll,  F.     Lachrymal  glands.  — Chrobak,  R.     Uterus. 

—  Reitz,    W.      Placenta.   —    Grilnwald,    Prof.,    and 
Strieker,  S.  Oviducts  or    fallopian  tubes.  —  Strieker, 
S.     Development  of  the  simple  tissues.  —  Appendix. 
Albert,  E.      Structure  of  the  synovial   membranes.  — 
Fleischl,  E.    Non-pedunculatcd  hydatid. 

Strickland,  Agnes.      Lives  of  the  bachelor  kings 

of  England.     London,  1861.   8°. 
Contmte.    Win.  Kufus.  —  Edward  v.  —  Edward   VI. 
—   Introd.  nnd   notes.     (In  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.     Let 
ters.  1848.) 

-  Lives   of    the  queens  of   England.       London, 

1840-48.   12  v.   12°. 

C'ontfntx.  Vol.  1.  Preface.  —  Introd.  —  Matilda  of 
Flanders,  Queen  of  Win.  the  Conqueror.  —  Matilda  of 
Scotland,  Queen  of  Henry  I.  —  Adelicia  of  Louvaine, 
2d  Q.  of  Henry  i.  —  Matilda  of  Boulougne,  Q.  of  Stephen. 

—  Eleanora  of  Aquitaine,  Q.  of  Henry  n.      2.     Beren- 
garia  of  Navarre,  Q.  of  Richard  I.  —  Isabella  of  Angou- 
leme,  Q.  of  King  John.   —   Eleanora  of  Provence,  Q.  of 
Henry  in.  —  Eleanora  of  Castile,  1st  Q.  of  Edward  I.  — 
Marguerite  of  France,  2d  Q.  of  Edward  I.  —  Isabella  of 
France,  Q.  of  Edward  n.  —  Philippa  of  Hainault,  Q.  of 
Edward  in.   —   Anne  of  Bohemia,  1st  Q.  of  Richard  II. 
3.     Isabella  of  Valois,  2d  Q.  of  Richard  II.  —  Joanna  of 
Navarre,  Q.  of  Henry  iv.  —  Katharine  of  Valois,  Consort 
of  Henry  v.   —   Margaret  of  An.iou,  Q.  of  Henry  VI.  — 
Elizabeth   Woodville,    Q.   of    Edward    IV.   —  Anne   of 
Warwick,  Q.  of  Richard  in.       4.     Elizabeth  of  York, 
Q.  of  Henry  vii.   —    Katharine  of  Arragon,  1st   Q.  of 
Henry   vin.   —   Anne  Boleyn,  2d  Q.  of  Henry  vin.  — 
Jane  Seymour,  3d  Q.  of  Henry  vin.  —  Anne  of  Cleves, 
4th  Q.  of  Henry  vin.  —  Katharine,  oth  Q.  of  Henry  vin. 
5.     Katharine  Parr,  6th  Q.  of  Henry  vin.   —  Mary,  1st 

361.     (4.  12.  80.) 


Q.  of  Eng.  and  Ireland.  6.  Elizabeth,  2d  Q.  of  Eng. 
and  Ireland.  7.  Elizabeth,  coiitin.  —  Anne  of  Den 
mark,  Consort  of  James  i.  8.  Henrietta  Maria,  Consort 
of  Charles  I.  —  Catharine  of  Braganza.  9,  10.  Mary 
Beatrice  of  Modena,  Consort  of  James  n.  10,  11. 
Mary  11.  11,  12.  Anne. 

-  Lives   of   the  queens   of    Scotland,   and    Eng. 

princesses.  N.  Y.,  1860,  -51-59.  7  v.  12". 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Introd.  pref.  —  Margaret  Tudor, 
Q.  of  James  iv.  —  Magdalene  of  France,  1st  Q.  of 
James  v.  —  Mary  of  Lorraine,  2d  Q.  of  James  v.  2. 
Mary  of  Lorraine,  contin.  —  Margaret  Douglas,  Countess 
of  Lennox.  3-7.  Mary  Stuart. 

-  Lives  of  the  seven   bishops  committed  to  the 

Tower  in  1CS8.     London,  1866.  8°. 

Contents.     Wm.  Sancroft,  Archbp.  of  Canterbury.  — 

Dr.  J.  Lake,  Up.  of  Chichester.  —  Dr.  T.  White,  Bp.  of 

Peterborough.  —  F.  Turner,  Bp.  of  Ely.  —  T.  Ken,  Bp. 

of  Bath  and  Wells.  —  Dr.  Wm.  Lloyd,  'Bp.  of  St.  Asaph. 

—  Sir  J.  Trelawny,  Bp.  of  Bristol. 

-  Lives  of  the  Tudor  princesses  incl.  Lady  Jane 

Gray  and  her  sisters.  London,  1868.  8". 
Contents.  Princess  Mary  Tudor,  Queen  of  France 
and  Duchess  of  Suffolk.  —  Lady  J.  Grey,  wife  of  Lord 
Guildford  Dudley.  —Lady  K.  Gray,  Countess  of  Hert 
ford.  —  Lady  M.  Gray,  wife  of  T.  Keyes.  —  Lady  E. 
Brandon,  Countess  of  Cumberland.  —  Lady  M.  Clifford, 
Countess  of  Derby  and  Queen  in  Man.  —  Lady  A.  Stuart, 
wife  of  Wm.  Seymour. 

-  Tales  and  stories  from  history.  Phila.,,1848. 16°. 

Contents.     Prince  Bladud.  —  The  slave  of  Auvergne. 

—  Alfred  the  Great.  —  Bela,  the  blind.  —  Prince  Edwin 
and  his  page.  —  The  wolf  tribute.  —  The  funeral  of  the 
Conqueror.   —  The  young  interpreter.   —   The  lord  of 
Bramber.  —  William  Tell.  —  The  widow  of  Bruges.  — 
Queen  Margaret. 

Strickland,  G.  G.    Sermon,  West  Amesbury,  Thanksgiving, 

Nov.  30,  1843.    Xewburyport,  1844.  8°.    (B  1254) 
Strickland,  Hugh  Edwin.     JARDINE,  sir  W.     Me 
moirs  of  S. ;  app.  selection  from    the  scien 
tific  -writings  of  S.     London,  18.58.  8°. 
Contents.    Jardine,  W.    Memoirs.  —  Strickland,  H. 
E.     Memoirs  on  the  geol.  of  Asia  Minor;  —  Memoirs  on 
the  geol.  of  Gr.   Brit,  and  Ireland;   —  Ornithological 
memoirs ;  —  Nomenclature  and  classification ;  —  Mode  of 
progression  observed  in  the  genus  Lima;  —  Naturaliza 
tion  of  dreissena  polymorpha;   —   Salt-Hilary  nature  of 
shooting  stars  and  aerolites;  —  Ancient  colossal  statue 
near  Magnesia;  —  Accent  and  quantity. 
Strickland,  Joe,  paettd.    Letter  to   S.  F.  B.  Morse.    Mem- 

phremagog  [N.  Y.  city?],  1828.  8°.    (B  954) 
Strickland,  Rev.  John.     God's  work  of  mercy  in  Sion's  mis 
ery  ;  serm.  to  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  Dec.  27, 1643.  London, 
1644.  8°.  (B  11) 

Strickland,  Thomas.     Essay  on  the  modes  of  adjusting  par 
ticular   averages  arising  out  of  the  case   of   John- 
stone  vs.  Shedden.     Liverpool,  1805.  8°.    (B  783) 
Strickland,  W.     Observations   on   the   agric.  of  the  U.  S. 

London,  1801.  8°.    (B  519) 

Strickland,  Wm.  Reports  on  canals,  railways, 
etc.,  made  to  the  Penn.  Soc.  for  Prom.  Int. 
Imp.  Phila.,  1826.  obi.  f°. 

-  Tomb  of  Washington  at  Mt.  Vernon ;  added, 

his  farewell  address.     Phila.,  1840.  8°. 
—  and  others.     Public  works  in  the  U.  S.  of  Amer 
ica.     London,  1841.  8". 

Contents.  Philadelphia  Gas  Works.  —  Reservoir  dam 
across  the  Swatara.  —  Twin  Locks  on  the  Schuylkill 
Canal.  —  Delaware  Breakwater.  —  Philadelphia  Water 
Works.  —  Dam  and  lock  on  the  Sandy  and  Beaver  Canal. 

—  Dam  on  the  James  River  and  Kanawha  Canal,  Va.  — 
Locks  of  eight  feet  lift,  on  the  same.  —  Aqueducts  across 
Rivanna  River  and  Byrd  Creek,  on  the  same.   —  Super 
structure,  etc.,  of  farm  bridges,  on  the  same.   —   Lock 
gates  and  mitre  sills. 

Stricknadeln,  Die;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.  (In  his  Theater, 
v.  18.  1841.) 

Stricture,  medical  term.  WHITE,  W.  Obs.  on 
strictures  of  the  rectum,  etc.  [1809.]  3d  ed. 
impr.  Bath,  1820.  8°. 

Further  obs.  on  strictures  of  the  rectum,  etc. 

Bath,  1822.  8°. 

-  CALVERT,    G.       Haemorrhoids,   strictures,    etc. 

London,  1824.  8°. 


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—  VAN  BUTCHELL,  S.  J.     Facts  and  obs.  rel.  to 

a  new  mode  of  treating  piles,  strictures,  etc. 
London,  1838.  8°. 

Strictures  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  'Thoughts  on  the  late  riot 
at  Birmingham',  by  [D.  Jones].  London,  1791.  8°. 
(B240) 

Strictures  on  an  "Answer  to  'Biotas  Oxoniensis,'"  by  T. 
No-well :  by  No  Methodist  [R.  Hill].  London,  1769. 
8°.  (B  21) 

Strictures  on  Rev.  Mr.  Winslow's  thanksgiving  sermon. 
Boston.  1838.  8°.  (B  1253) 

Strictures  [by  C.  Lee]  on  the  'Friendly  address'  [by  M. 
Cooper]  examined  [by  II.  Barry],  n.p.,  1775.  8°. 
(B  611,  991,  1081) 

Strictures  on  the  right,  expedience,  (tc.,  of  capital  punish 
ment.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1814;  v.  3  of  B  838) 

Strictures  upon  naval  departments,  etc.',  by  a  sailor.  Lon 
don,  1785.  8°.  (B697) 

Strife  and  peace ;  or,  Scenes  in  Norway ;  by  F. 
Bremer.  Boston,  1843.  8°. 

—  Same.    (In  lier  Works,  v.  2.  1853;  —  and  Tales.  1843.) 
Strijd  met  Vlaanderen,  De.     See  Lennep,  J.  van. 
Strikes.     ASHWORTH,  H.       Preston  strike ;  causes 

and  consequences.     Manchester,  1854.  8°. 

—  NATIONAL  Assoc.  FOR  THE  PROMOTION  OF  SO 

CIAL  SCIENCE.  Trades'  societies;  report  of 
the  committee.  London,  1860.  8°. 

—  SENIOR,  N.   W.     Combinations  and  strikes.     (In   his 

Hist,  philosoph.  essays,  v.  2.  1865.) 

—  WILSON,  J.      Best  means   of  establishing  a  system  of 

authoritative  arbitration  between  employers  and 
employed  in  eases  of  strikes  and  locks-out?  (In 
Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans.,  1805.) 

String  of  pearls;  by  G.  P.  It.  James.  New  York, 
1833.  12°. 

Stringfellow,  Benjamin  F.  Two  tracts  for  the  times  :  Ne 
gro  slavery  no  evil,  by  S. ;  Is  it  expedient  to  intro 
duce  slavery  into  Kanzas,  by  D.  R.  Goodloe.  Bos 
ton,  1855.  8".  (B  1480) 

Note.    The  tract  by  Goodloe  is  wanting. 

Stringfellow,  Thornton.  Brief  examination  of  Scripture 
testimony  on  slavery  ;  with  remarks  on  n  review  of 
the  essay.  Richmond,  1841.  8°.  (B  1472) 

—  Same.    With   remarks   on  a  letter  of  Elder  Galusha, 

of  N.  Y.,  to  Dr.  R.  Fuller,  of  So.  Carolina.     Wash., 

1850.  8°.     (B  1472) 
Stringham,  Silas  Horton.    HEADLEY,  J.  T.    (In  his  Farra- 

gut  and  our  naval  commanders.  1867.) 
Strinnholm,  Ander  Magnus.  Wikingsziige;  Staats- 

verfassung  und  Sitten  der  alten  Skandinavier ; 

aus    dem    Schwedischen   von   C.   F.  Frisch. 

Hamburg,  1839-41.  2  v.  8°. 
Stripling,  The;  a  tragedy,  by  J.  Baillie.      (In  her  Dram. 

and  poet,  works.  1851.) 
Strobel,  Martin.     Report  of  the  trial  of  Michael  and  Martin 

Toobey  for  the  murder  of  J.  W.  Gadsden.     Charles 
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Stromeyer,  Georg  Friedrich    Ludwig.      Maximen 

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the  speeches  of  S.;  with   their  answers   and 

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—  Speech  before  the  legislature  of  Mass.,  Oct.   16;  with 

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—  Speeches.     See  Mass.  Governor  (p.  1895). 

See  also  Amer.  quarterly  register. 

—  BRADFORD,   A.     Biography   of    S.     Boston,   1820.    8°. 

(B  570,  1166,  2016) 

—   EVERETT,  A.  H.     Remarks,  on  the  Governor's  speech. 
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—  LOWELL,  J.     Gov.  Strong's  calumniator  reproved;  re 

view  of  'Remarks  on  the  Governor's  speech'.  Bos 
ton,  1814.  8".  (B  454) 

REMARKS  on  [his]  speech;  by  an  American.     Boston, 
8°.     (B  1076) 

REBO'RT  of  the  trial  of  A.  Wright  on  an  indictment  for 
libels  against  S.     Northampton,  1800.  8°.     (B  989) 
meral  sermon  on.  1819.     See  Ljman,  J.     (B  283) 


Strong,  Cyprian.  Animadversions  on  the  substance  of  two 
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—  Inquiry,  wherein  the  end  and  design  of  baptism,  etc., 

are  considered.    Hartford,  1793.  8°.     (B  522) 

—  The   kingdom  is  the  Lord's;  sermon,  auniv.  election. 

Hartford,  1799.  8°.     (B  846) 

—  Second  inquiry  into  the  nature  and  design  of  Christian 

baptism.     Hartford,  1796.  8°.     (B  522) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  J.  Bushnell,  Jan.  15.     Hartford, 

1800.  8°.    (B  459) 

Strong,  Frederick.  Greece  as  a  kingdom  ;  statisti 
cal  description,  1833-42.  London,  1842.  8°. 

Strong,  Her.  George  A.,  (pseud.  M.  A.  Henderson). 
The  song  of  Milgen water ;  tr.  from  the  orig. 
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Strong,  George  C.  Cadet  life  at  West  Point ;  with 
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Strong,  Henry  K.  History  of  Pittsfield.  (In  Field,  D.  D. 
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Strong,  lit-v.  James,  rf.  1738,  Funeral  sermon  an.  See 
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Strong,  .James,  6.1822.  Cyclopaedia  of  bibl.  theolog.  and 
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Strong,  John.  Voyage  to  Chili  and  Peru.  (In  Burney,  J. 
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Strong,  Jonathan.  Sermon,  Oct.  27,  dedication  of  the  meet 
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—  Sermon,   on    [thanksgiving   day,]   Nov.    19.      Boston, 

[1795?].  8°.     (B331) 

—  Sermon,   Preston,   interment  of   L.  Hart.     Norwich, 

1809.  8°.     (B  963) 

Strong,  Joseph,  ]).!>.  Sermon  before  tbo  Mass.  Miss.  Soc., 
May  24.  Boston,  1808.  8".  (B  331) 

—  Sermon,  funeral  of  Mrs.  J.  Lathrop.     Norwich,  1S05. 

8°.     (B  963) 

- —   Sermon,  general  election.      Hartford,  Conn.,  1802.  8°. 
(B  294,  848) 

—  Sermon,  interment  of  A.  Hooker.     Norwich,  1813.  8". 

(B  333) 
—   Sermon,  interment  of  J.  Murdock.     Norwich,  1813.  8°. 

(B  963) 

Strong,  Leonard.  Babylon's  fall  in  Maryland  ;  a 
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—  LANGFORD,  J.      Just  and   clecre  refutation   of 

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and  good   woman;    discourse.      Hartford,   1809.  8°. 

(B  957) 

—  Discourse,  Dec.  27,  1799,  Hartford,  death  of  Washing 

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—  Eternal  misery  reconcilable  with  God's  benev 

olence.     Hartford,  1796.  8°. 

—  Fast  sermon.  Hartford,  July  23.      Hartford,  1812.  8°. 

(B  333) 

—  Mutability  of  human  life;  sermon,  Mar.  10.     Hartford, 

T811.  8°.     (B333) 

—  Political  instruction;   [a  thanksgiving]  sermon,  Nov. 

29.     Hartford,  1798.  8°.     (B  955) 

—  Sermon,  election.     Hartford,  1790.  8°.    (B  840) 

—  Sermon,  Hartford,  Jan.  1.    Hartford,  1816.  8°.     (B1008) 

—  Sermon,  Hartford,  Jan.  6,  funeral  of  Rev.  J.  Cogswell. 

Hartford,  1807.  8°.     (B  210) 
-   Sermon,  Nov.  16.     Hartford,  1797.  8°.     (B  955) 

—  Sermon,   ordination    of  T.  Robbins,  Norfolk,  June  19. 

Hartford,  1805.  8°.    (B  204,  1856) 

• —   Sermon;   use   of   time,  Hartford,  Jan.  10.     Hartford, 
1813.  8°.     (B  1008) 

—  Sermons  on  various  subjects,  doctrinal,  experi 

mental,  etc.     Hartford,  1798-1800.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Universal  spread  of  the  gospel;  sermon,  Jan.  4.  Hart 

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Strong,  Nathan,  Jr.  Inaug.  diss.  on  the  spotted  fever. 
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Strong,  Nehemiali.  Astronomy  improved;  a  new  theory  of 
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Strong,  /iVF.  Titus.     Candid  examination  of  the  Episcopal 

Church.     Greenfield,  1818.  12°.    (C  67) 
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Boston,  1852.  8°.     (B  1212) 

—  Sermon,  before   the   Mass.  Kpis.  Miss.  Soc.,  June   15. 

Boston,  1H25.  8".     (B  1330) 

—  Sermon;  Christ  the  ransom   and   hope   of  the  sinner. 

(In  Protestant  Episc.  pulpit,  v.  1.  1831.) 
—     Another  coin/.     (B  1779) 

—  Sermon,  Northampton,  before  Jerusalem  Lodge,  June 

25.     Northampton,  1822.  8".     (B  1788) 

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Strother,  Gen.  David  H.  Virginia  illustrated.  (In  Har 
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Stroud,  George  McDowell.  Laws  rel.  to  slavery  in 
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Stroud,  Gloucestershire,  Eng.  FISHER,  P.  II.  Notes 
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Strozzi,  Bernardo.  Bixio,  C.  L.  Elogio  di  B.  Strozzi.  (In 
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Strozzi,  Carlo.  Lettere.  (In  Dati,  C.  Prose  fior.,  pt.  4, 
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Strozzi  or  Strozza,  Chi rico.  Lettere.  (In  Dati,  C.  Prose 
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Strozzi  di  Fireme,  Famiglia  di.     (In  Litta,  P.     Fam.,  v.  13.) 
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See  also  Caroline  Matilda  of  Denmark. 

Struggles  of  Brown,  Jones,  and  Robinson  ;  by  A.  Trollope 
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Strus,  Jozef.  HOFMAXOWA,  K.  z  T.  (In  her  Wybor 
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ded  an  app.  of  original mss.  Oxford,  1821.  8°. 

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-  Life  and  acts  of  Matthew  Parker,  Archbp.  of 

Canterbury.  'Oxford,  1821.  3  v.  8°. 
—  Life  of  J.  Lightfoot.    (In  Ligbtfoot,  J.    Works,  v.  1. 
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in  Northern  Persia.     London,  1854.  8°. 
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Stuart,  Andrew,  b.  1786.  Ancient  Etruscans, 
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Canada  in  the  session  of  1831  ;  with  an  app. 
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Stuart,  Lady  Arabella.     COOPER,  E.     Life  and  let 
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—  COSTELLO,  L.  S.     (In  her  Memoirs  of  Englishwomen, 

v.  1.  1844.) 


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PICHOT,  A.     Histoire    de    [S.].      Paris,    1830. 

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Stuart,  Gilbert.  History  of  Scotland,  [1542-87; 
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View   of.  society  in  Europe,    [1778].      2d  ed. 

Edin.,  1792.  8°. 

Stuart,  Gilbert  Charles.  CATALOGUE  of  an  exhibi 
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Stuart,  H.  B.     History  of  infantry  from  the  earli 
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Stuart,  Isaac  Wm.     Life  of  J.  Trumbull,  Gov.  of 

Conn.     Boston,  1859.  8°. 

Stuart,  James,  b.  1713,  d.  1788,  F.R.S.,  F.A.S.  De 
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COCKKKELL,  C.  R.,  and  others.     Antiquities  of 

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GABB,  T.     Strictures  on  S.'s  2d  vol.  of  the  'Antiqui 
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Stuart  James,  counxellor  of  Edinburgh.  Reasons  of  protest, 

'etc.  1762.     See  Walker,  J. 

Stuart,  James,   M.D.     Dissertation   on  the  salutary  effects 
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Stuart,  James,  d.  1840.   Three  years  in  N.  America. 

Edin.,  1833.  2  v.     12°. 
-   Refutation   of  aspersions   on    'Three  years  in  N.  A.' 

London,  1834.  8°.    (B  1082) 
«Unirt  .lames,  M.A.    The  teaching  of  science.     (In  Butler, 

'  J.  K.     Woman's  work.  1869.) 

Stuart,  Gm.- James  E.  B.,  find  Lee,  F.  Reports  of  cav- 
'  nlry  engagements  at  Kelleysville.  (In  Lee,  Gen.  R. 
E.  Report  of  the  Battle  of  Chancellorsville.  1864.) 

gNOw,  W.  P.     (In  his  Southern  generals.  1866.) 

Stuart,  James  Francis  Edward,  the  Pretender. 
JFjNEAS  and  his  two  sons;  a  true  portrait.  London, 
1746.  8°.  (B  1519) 

ASGILL,  J.    The  succession  of  the  House  of  Hannover 

vindicated  against  the  Pretender's  2d  declaration  in- 
titled  'The  hereditary  right  of  the  crown  of  Eng. 
land  asserted',  etc.  London,  1714.  8°.  (B  30) 

CATCH,  .T.,  pufud.    Hue  and  cry  after  the  Pretender. 

n.t.p.  [1716.]  4".    (C  281) 


-  CHEVALIER  de  St.  George  rehabilite ;  avec  'Qui 

complote  le  mieux'?      Whitehall,  1713.   12°. 

—  FRENCH  king's  promise,  The,  to  the  Pretender.     Lon 

don,  1712.  8°.    (B  587) 

—  JESSE,  J.  H.   Memoirs  of  the  Pretenders.    New 

ed.     London,  Jiohn,  1858.  8°. 

—  PRESENT  constitution  and  Protestant  succession  vindi 

cated  in  answer  to  'Hereditary  right  of  the  crown  of 
Eng.  asserted'.  London,  1714.  8°.  (B  30,  756) 

—  SOME  new  proofs  by  which  it  appears  that  the  Pre 

tender  is  truly  James  in.  2d  ed.  London,  1713.  8°. 
(B  658) 

Stuart,  John,  3d  Earl  of  Bute.  LETTER  to  [him].  Lon 
don,  1771.  8°.  (B'705) 

-  LETTER  to  [him].     London,  1765.  8°.    (B  1710) 
Stuart.  John,  miniftttr  of  LUXIJ.     Sermon  before  the  Society 

in  Scotland  for  Propagating  Christian  Knowledge, 
June  2,  1808.  Edin.,  1809.  8°.  (B  1641) 

Stuart,  John,  LL.D.  Note  of  engravings  of  sculptures  on 
stone  monuments  in  Scotland.  —  Notice  of  a  group 
of  cists  recently  found  at  Broomend.  near  Inverarie, 
Aberdeenshire,  and  of  cysts  at  Bishopmill  near 
Elgin  and  at  Edderton  in  Ross-shire.  —  Stone  cir 
cles  and  allignments.  (In.  Internat.  Cong,  of  Pre- 
hist.  Archseol.  Trans.,  1869.) 

Stuart,  John  McDouall.  Explorations  in  Australia  ; 
journals,  1858-62;  ed.  by  W.  Hardman. 
London,  1864.  8°. 

Stuart,  John  Sobieski  Stolberg  and  C.  E.  Cos 
tumes  of  the  clans;  with  obs.  upon  the  liter 
ature,  etc.,  of  the  Highlands  and  Western 
Isles  in  the  Middle  Ages.  Edin.,  1845.  f°. 

Stuart,  Mary.     See  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots. 

Stuart,  Moses.  Christ  a  sympathizing  Saviour; 
sermon,  funeral  of  Afrs.  A.  Woods,  Feb.  24.  An- 
dover,  1846.  8°.  (B  1228) 

-  Commentary    on    Ecclesiastes.       New    York, 

1851.  12°. 

-  Commentary  on  the  book  of  Proverbs.     N.  Y., 

1852.  12°" 

—  Conscience  and  the  constitution  ;  with  remarks  on  the 

recent  speech  of  D.   Webster  on  slavery.     Boston, 

1850.  8°.    (B  1478,  1486,  1668) 

—  Course  of  Hebrew  study.  Vol.  2,  [no.  1]  :    Ex 

tracts  in  prose.     Andover,  1830.  8°. 

—  Critical  history  and  defence  of  the  Old  Testa 

ment  canon.     Andover,  1845.   12°. 

-  Same.     With  introd.  and  notes  by  S.  David 

son.     London,  1849.  8°. 

—  Essay  on  the  prize  question  whether  the  use  of  dis. 

tilled  liquors,  or  traffic  in  them,  is  compatible  with 
making  a  profession  of  Christianity.  N.  Y.,  1830. 
8".  (B  1278,  C  199) 

—  Examination  of  strictures  upon  the  Amer.  Education 

Soc.  in  the 'Bibl.  repertory',     n.p.,  1829.  8°.   (B  1761) 

—  Harmony  of  the   Gospels.     See   Bible.  N.  T.  Gospels 

(p.  286). 

-  Hebrew  grammar;  with  a  copious  syntax  and 

praxis.     Andover,  1821.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  W.  E.  Channing  on  religious  liberty.    3d  cd. 

Boston,  1830.  8°.     (B  1022) 

-  Same.    4th  ed.     Boston,  1830.  8°.    (B  1768,  1843) 

—  Letters  from  S.,  L.M.Sargent  of  Boston,  Gen. 

J.  H.  Cocke  of  Virginia,  and  Rev.  J.  Ed 
wards,  on  the  Maine  liquor  law,  addressed  to 
the  ed.  of  the  'Temperance  journal'.  N.  Y., 

1851.  8°.      (Perm.  temp,  doc.,  v.  3.) 

Letters  on  the  eternal  sreneration  of  the  Son  of  God. 

Andover,  1822.  8°.    (B  298,  1353) 

—  Letters  to  W.  E.  Channing;  cont.  remarks  on  his  ser 

mon  at  Baltimore.  2<1  ed.,  cor.  and  enl.  Andover, 
1819.  8°.  (B  298,  1874) 

Lord's  supper  in  the  Corinthian  church.  —  The  num 
ber  of  the  beast  in  the  Apocalypse.  —  The  mss.  and 
ed.  of  the  Greek  New  Testament.—  Sketches  of 
nngelology  in  the  Old  and  New  Testament.  —  The 
White  stone  of  the  Apocalypse.  (In  Robinson,  E. 
Biblioth.  sacra.  1843.) 

—  Miscellanies.     N.Y..  1851.  12°. 

Content*.  Letter  to  Dr.  Channing  on  the  Trinity.  — 
Two  sermons  on  atonement.  —  Sacramental  sermon  on 
the  Lamb  of  God.  —  Dedication  sermon ;  real  Christian 
ity.  —  Letter  to  Dr.  Channing  on  religious  liberty. 


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—  Mr.   Webster's    Andover    address    and    his    political 

course  while  secretary  of  state.    Essex  Co.,  1844.  8°. 
(B  1197,  1500,  1646) 

-  Practical  rules  for  Greek  accent  and  quantity  ; 

from  the  German  of  Buttmann  and  Passow. 
Andovcr,  1829.    12". 

—  Sermon   by  request  of  the  Female  Charitable  Soc.  in 

Salem,  Aug.     Andover,  1815.  8°.     (B  333) 

—  Sermon,  completion  of  the  new  college  edifice  for  the 

Theol.    Seminary,   Andover,    Sept.   13.      Andovcr, 
1821.  8°.     (B  296,  E  75) 

-  Sermon,  election   day,  May  30.     Boston,  1827.  8°.    (B 

958,  1802) 

—  Sermon,  ordination   of  T.  Punderson,  Oct.  26.      Pitts- 

field,  1809.  8°.    (B  1595,  1856) 

—  Sermon,   ordination    of    \V.    G.   Schauffler,   Nov.   14. 

Andover,  1831.  8°.    (B  1323) 
-     S<ime.    3d  ed.     Boston,  1845.  8°.    (B  1840) 

—  Sermon,  Salem,  Nov.  5, 1818,  ordination  of  P.  Fisk,  L. 

Spaulding.M.  Window,  nnd  11.  Woodward  as  mis- 
BioiKiries.     Andover,  1819.  8°.    (B  279) 

-  Two  discourses  on  the  atonement.    Andover,  1824.  8°. 

(B  1302,  1353) 

-  Same.    2d  ed.     Andover,  1824.  8°.     (B  1302) 

-  Same.    2d  ed.    Andover,  1828.  8°.    (B1781) 

-  BAI.FOITH,  W.    Letters  to  S.    Boston,  1833.  18°. 

—  CLARK,  K.  W.     Review  of  'Conscience  and  the  consti 

tution'.     Boston,  1850.  8°.    (B  1477,  1486) 

—  DANA,  I).     Letters  to  S.;  remarks  on  his  essay  on  sin. 

Boston,  1839.  8°.    (B  1355) 

—  DUFFIELD,  G.     Millenarianism  defended  ;  reply 

to  S.     N.  Y.,  1843.  12". 

-  FEW  remarks,  A,  on  S.'s  reply  to  Channing's  sermon; 

by  ajayman.     n.t./i.  [1819.J  8°.    (B  298) 

—  JAY,  W.     Reply  to   remarks   of  S.  on  J.  Jay,  and  ex 

amination  of  his  'Conscience  and  the  constitution'. 
N.  Y.,  1850.  8°.     (B  1477,  1486) 

-  LETTER  to  S.,  in  answer  to  his  'Letters  to  Channing', 

and  in  vindication  of  the  New  Eng.  clergy  from  the 
aspersions  in  s;iid  letters.     Boston,  1819.  8°.     (B298) 

—  REVIEW  of    'Letters  to   W.  E.  Channing',  containing 

remarks   on    his  sermon    at   Baltimore.     Fr.  Christ, 
disciple,  no.  4,  n.s.     Boston,  1819.  8°.    (B  298) 

—  WHITMAN,  B.     Two  letters  to  S.  on  religious  liberty. 

Boston,  1830.  8°.    (B  1843,  2017) 
.Same.     Boston,  1831.  8°.     ( B  1020,  E  277) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on,  icilh  a  list  of  liis  published  writ- 

in/js.     See  Park,  E.  A.     (B  1224) 

Stuart,  Patrick.  MERCEY,  F.  (Jn  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 
fev.  1838.) 

Stuart,  Richardson,  and  others.  Address  of  the  grand 
jury,  Court  of  Oyer  and  Terminer.  for  Baltimore 
Co.,  to  the  charge  [of]  the  Chief  Justice,  and  reply 
of  the  court.  Baltimore,  1813.  8°.  (B  453) 

Stuart,  liobert,  architect.  Descriptive  history  of 
the  steam  engine.  London,  1824.  8°. 

-  Dictionary    of  architecture.      London,  [18 — 1. 

3  v.  8°. 

Contents.    Vol.  1.     A-C.      2.     D-Z.     3.   Plates. 
Stuart,  Robert,  bairinter  at  law.    On  legal  procedure.  —  Of 

the  institution  and  conduct  of  criminal  prosecutions. 

—  On  the  real   property  law  of  Scotland.     (In  Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1863.) 
Stuart,  Thomas  Middleton.     Inaug.  essay  on  genius  and  its 

diseases.     N.  Y.,  1819.  8".     (B  816) 
Stuart  of  Dunleath;    by  lion.  C.  Norton.     N.  Y., 

1851.   8°. 
Stuarts.     CABALA  ;  mysteries  of  state,  in  letters  of 

the  great  ministers,  Henry  vin.to  Charles  i. ; 

[with  Scrinia  sacra].     London,  16-54.  2  v.  4°. 

—  CHATEAUBRIAND,  F.  A.  R.  de.  (In  his  CEuvres,  v.  10. 

1860.) 

-  DAHI.MANN,  F.  C.      Geschichte   der  englischen 

Revolution.     Lpz.,  1846.  8°. 

Eng.     Hist,  of  the  Eng.  revolution  ;  tr.  by  II. 

E.  Lloyd.     London,  1844.  8°. 

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1863.  18°. 

—  JESSE,  J.  H.      Memoirs  of  the  court   of  Eng. 

under  the  Stuarts  and  Cromwell.     London, 
1840.  4  v.  8°. 

-  VAUGHAX,  11.      Memorials  of  the   Stuart    dy 

nasty.     London,  1831.  2  v.  8°. 

-  VITET,  L.     La   restauration  des  Stuarts,     (fn  Revue 

d.  1).  Mondes,  juin  1856.; 


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transactions  in  England  for  the  last  hundred 
years  preceding  the  revolution  in  1 688.  2d  ed. 
London,  1700.  8°. 

See  al*o  Great  Britain.  JfMory  (p.  1240);  —  also 
Lumisden,  A.  (private  secretary  to  the  Stuart  princes)', 

—  also  Jacobites. 

Stubbes,  Stubbs,   or  Stubs,    Philip.      Observations  on  the 

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(B  1531) 
Stubbs,  Win.      Chronicles   and   memorials  of  the 

reign  of  Itichard  i.       London,  1864-65.  2  v. 

8".     (Chron.  and  mem.) 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Itinerarium  Regis  Ricardl.  2. 
Epistolae  Cantuarienses. 

—  Councils  and  ecclesiastical  documents  rel.  to  Gr.  Brit. 

and  Ireland.  1869,  71.     See  Haddan,  A.  W. 

—  Select  charters  and  other  illustrations  of  Eng. 

constitutional  history  from  the  earliest  time 

to  Edward  i.     Oxford,  1870.    8°. 
Stud  book  ;  pedigrees  of  English  race  horses.     1st 

Amcr.  from  2d  Lond.  ed.  Bait.,  1834.  3  v.  8°. 
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1835.  2  v.  12°. 
Student  and  intellectual  observer,  The.    Vol.  1-4  ; 

Feb.  1868  -  Jan.   1870.      London,    1868-70. 

4  v.  8°. 

Student  life.    See.  Osgood,  8. 
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the  ms.  of  Dr.  Cornelius.     London,  1841.  8°. 
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N.  Y.,  1870.  8°. 
Student's  Gibbon.     See  Gibbon,  E. 
Student's  guide  to  the  Univ.  of  Cambridge.    Camb., 

1862.  12". 

Student's  Hume.     See  Hume,  D. 
Student's  magazine.     Vol.  1,  no.    2;    Feb.    1838; 

pub.  at   Penn.  Instit.   for   Instruct,   of   the 

Blind.     «.;;.,  1838.  Obi.  f°. 
Students'  repository,  The;  ed.  by  S.  H.  Smothers. 

Vol.  1,  2;  July  1863  -  Oct.  1864.     Spartan- 
burg,  1863-64.  2  v.  8°. 

Studies  for  stories;  by  J.Ingelow.   Bost..  1865.  16°. 
Studies   from    life;    by  [D.  M.  Mulock].      N.Y., 

1861.  12°. 
Studies  in  conduct ;  short  essays  from  the  Saturday 

review.     London,  1867/16°. 

Contents.  Capacity  for  pleasure.  —  Pains  of  associa 
tion.  —  Breakdowns.  —  Small  hypocrisies.  —  The 
leopard  and  his  spots.  — People  with  nothing  in  them. — 
Plain  dealing.  —  Social  troglodytes.  —  Trimmers.  — 
Short  cuts.  —  Youthful  promise.  —  Crossing  Rubicons. 

—  Unfair  advantages.   —   Diplomacy  in  private  life.  — 
Philosophy   of  sour  grapes.   —   Intellectual  vigour.  — 
Mental  ripeness.  —  Favorite  authors.  —  Drawing-room 
critics.  —   Sympathy  with  nature.  —  Rural  delights.  — 
Town  and  country.  —  Imagination  and  conduct.  —  Col 
loquial  fallacies.  —  Few  friends.  —  Sins  against  health. 

—  Middle  class  morality.   —   Chesterfield's  letters  to  his 
son. 

Studies  in  French  poetry;  specimens  from  the  17th 
cent,  to  the  present  time;  [by  W.  Besantj. 
London,  1868.  12°. 

Studies  in  the  field  and  forest.     See  Flagg,  W. 

Studies  of  chess.  New  ed.  London,  1804.  2  v.  8°. 
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Studley,  Win.  Sprague.  Final  memorials  of  J.  W. 
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Study  of  words.  1854.  See  Trench,  R.  C. 

Stuhlmann,  Heinrieh.  ANDRESEN,  A.  (In  Ms  Die  deut- 
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Stukeley,  Thomas.  Voyages  into  Barbary,  1578.  (In 
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—  Sermon,  Lambeth-chapel,  consecration  of  W.  Buller. 

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—  Thoughts  on  the  residence  of  the  clergy  and  on  the 

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Sturgis,  Mrs.  MOORE,  F.  (In  his  Women  of  the  war. 
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Style.     See  Rhetoric. 


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See  Shurtleff, 


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Subaltern's  furlough  in  the  U.  S.     Set  Coke,  E.  T. 
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ture  ;   comp.  from  the  description  of  travel 
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Submarine  plants.     See  Alg*. 

Submission  to  the  civil  magistrate  consid.     See  Hoadly,  B. 
Subscription  to  the  39  articles. 

Xote.     Ill   the  following   works  *  added  to   the   title 
mean*  that  the  works  arc  in  favor  of  subscription. 

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sidered.    Cumb.,  1721.  8°.  *    (B  112) 

—  PLAIN  and  proper  answer  to  this  question,  Why  docs 

not  It.  Clayton,  supposing  him  to  be  the  author  of 
the  'Essay  on  spirit',  resign  his  preferments.  Lon 
don,  1753.  8°.  (B1365,  1385) 

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quin-d  in  the  Ch.  of  England;  sermon,  [1757].  4th 
ed.  Carab.,  1772.  8°.  *  (B  904) 

-  BLACKBURN  E,  F.     Remarks  on  Dr.   Powell's  sermon 

in  defence  of  subscriptions.  London,  1758.  8°. 
(B  576) 

—  IBHETSON,  J.     Plea  for  the  subscription  of  the  clergy 

to  the  39  articles.  [1766.]  5th  ed.  London,  1772. 
8°.  *  (B  1965) 

—  RUTHERFORD,  T.     2d  vindication  of  the  right  of  Prot. 

Churches  to  require  [subscription].  Camb.,  1766. 
8".  (B  1964) 

—  DEFENCE  of  the  subscription  to  the  39  articles  as  re 

quired  in  the  Univ.  of  Oxford.  Oxford,  [177-].  8°.  * 
(B905) 

-  FURTHER  defence  of  the  scheme  of  petitioning  Parlia 

ment  for  relief  in  S.     London,  [177-].  8°.     (B  905) 

-  TOTTIE,    J.     Charge   relative   to   the    articles  of    the 

Church  of  England,  delivered  to  the  clergy  of 
Worcester.  Oxford,  [177-].  8°.  *  (B  905) 

—  LETTER  to  J.  Ibbetson   [on]   a  3d  ed.  of  his  plea,- for 

•  the  subscription  of  the  clergy  to  the  39  articles. 
London,  1771.  8°.  (B  125.  905) 

—  PIIILALETIIES.     Letter  to   B.  Dawson  occasioned  by  a 

late  pamphlet  entitled  'Free  thoughts  on  a  farther 
reformation'.  London,  1771.  8°.  (B  125,  905) 

—  REMARKS  upon  proposals  for  an  application  to  Purl., 

tic.     London,  1771.  8°.  *    (B  904,  1379) 

—  TOPLADV,  A.     Free  thoughts  on  the  projected  appli 

cation   to   Purl.,  for  the   abolition   of  S.     London, 

1771.  8".  *    (B904) 

—  COLLECTION  of  papers  rel.  to  the  application  to  Parlia 

ment  in  1772-73 ;  by  some  of  the  Protestant  Dissen 
ters.  London,  1773.  8°.  (B905) 

—  CANDID  thoughts  on  the  late  application  of  some  Prot- 

c.»tant  dissenting  ministers  to  Parliament.     London, 

1772.  S°.     (B  907) 

—  COLLECTION  of  papers  to  explain   and  vindicate  the 

mode  of  subscription  required  by  the  University  of 
Oxford.  Oxford,  1772.  8°.  *  (B905) 


DIALOGUE  between  two  gentlemen,  cone,  relief  in  the 
matter  of  subscription.  London,  1772.  8°.  (B  1379, 
1400) 

FREE  remarks  on  a  sermon;  by  a  friend  of  religious 
liberty.  London,  1772.  8°.  (B  907) 

HALLIFAX,  S.,  Jip.  Three  sermons  before  the  Univ.  of 
Cambridge  occasioned  by  the  attempt  to  abolish 
subscription.  3d  ed.  Carnb.,  1772.  8°.  *  (B  904) 

LETTER  to  a  bishop,  occasioned  by  the  matter  of  sub 
scription.  London,  1772.  8°.  *  (B  1379) 

LETTER  to  Kev.  —  of  —  College,  Oxford,  on  subscrip 
tion  at  matriculation.  Oxford,  1772.  8°.  *  (B  905) 

LETTERS  to  a  member  of  Purl.,  in  which  the  present 
design  of  removing  subscription  is  vindicated. 
London,  1772.  8°.  (B  904) 

MAUUUIT,  I.  Case  of  the  dissenting  ministers  ; 
[with]  the  bill  for  their  relief.  3d  ed.  Lon 
don,  1772.  8". 

-  Anothtr  copy.    (B  906) 

-  Same.    4th  ed.     London,  1772.  8°.    (B  125) 

-  Same.    4th  ed.     Boston,  1773.  8°.     (C  37,  185) 
SCRIPTURE  the  only  test  of  Christian  faith,  maintained 

in  a  letter  to  Dr.  Tucker.     Lond.,  1772.  8".     (B1379) 
STF.NNETT,  S.     Free  and  dispassionate  account  of  the 
late  application  of  the  Protestant  dissenting  minis 
ters  to  Parliament.     London,  1772.  8".    (B  906) 
TOPLADY,    A.     Clerical    subscription    no    grievance; 

seimon.     London,  [1772].  8°.  *     (B  904) 
TOWGOOD,  M.     Calm  answer  to  the  enquiry  Why  are 
you  a  Dissenter  from  the  Church  of  England?    'Lou- 
don,  1772.  8°.     (B  £06,  1964) 

-  Same.     Boston,  1773.  8°.     (C  37,  185) 

TUCKER,  J.  Apology  for  the  present  Church  of  Eng 
land.  2d  ed.  Gloccster,  1772.  8°.  *  (B  905) 

WOLLASTON,  F.  Address  to  the  clergy  of  the  Church 
of  Eng.  London,  1772.  8°.  (B  905,  1371) 

CURSORY  observations  on  [  Wollaston's]  address  to  the 
clergy  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  proposing  an  application 
to  the  Bishops  for  relief  in  the  matter  of  subscrip 
tion  ;  by  a  layman.  London,  1772.  8°.  *  (B  1371) 

ALLEN,  J.    Sermon.    Oxford,  1773.  8°.*    (B  904) 

CONSIDERATIONS  on  the  state  of  subscription  to  the 
articles  and  liturgy  of  the  Church  of  England,  1773. 
London,  1774.  8".  (C  905) 

FAWCETT,  B.  The  encouraging  prospect  that  religious 
liberty  will  be  enlarged,  considered,  and  applied  to 
the  case  of  the  Protestant  Dissenters;  sermon,  Kid 
derminster,  Nov.  5.  Shrewsbury,  1773.  8°.  (B  907) 

FLEMING,  C.  Religion  not  the  magistrate's  province; 
occasioned  by  a  late  application  to  Parliament. 
London,  1773.  8°.  (B  907) 

FOWNES,  J.  Enquiry  into  the  principles  of  toleration, 
etc.  2d  ed.  with  additions.  Shrewsbury,  1773.  8°. 
(B  906) 

GIBBONS,  T.  Objections  against  the  application  to  the 
legislature  for  the  relief  of  the  Protestant  dissenting 
ministers,  dispassionately  considered  and  obviated. 
London,  1773.  8°.  (B  906) 

HARDY,  S.  Vindication  of  the  Ch.  of  Eng.  in  requir 
ing  subscription.  London,  1773.  8°.*  (B  904) 

KlPPlR,  A.  Vindication  of  the  Protestant  dissenting 
ministers  with  regard  to  their  late  application  to 
Parliament.  2d  ed.  enl.  London,  1773.  8°.  (B  907, 
1966) 

LETTER  to  Dr.  Tucker,  by  a  petitioning  clergyman. 
London,  1773.  8°.  (B  1379) 

NORMAN,  H.  Two  letters  on  subscription.  Winches 
ter,  1773.  8°.  (B  904) 

OPPOSITION  opposed;  or,  The  Bedfordshire  minister's 
reasons  for  not  joining  a  society  at  the  N".  Y.  Coffee 
House,  London,  in  opposition  to  a  late  application 
to  Par),  in  favor  of  dissenting  ministers,  tutors,  and 
schoolmasters.  Bedford,  [1773].  8C.  (B  906) 

PIIILALETIIES.  Letter  to  Ld.  North  [on]  subscription 
to  the  39  articles.  Oxford,  1773.  8".  (B  905) 

RADCI.IFFF.,  E.  Two  letters  to  the  prelates,  who  a 
2d  time  rejected  the  Dissenters'  bill.  London,  K73. 
8°.  (B907) 

SHORT  view  of  the  controversies  occasioned  by  tl  e 
'Confessional',  and  petition  to  Purl.  London,  1773. 
8°.  (B  904,  1379) 

TILLAHD,  K.  Thoughts  cone,  the  safety  of  granting 
relief  in  the  matter  of  subscription.  London,  1773. 
8°.  (B  1379) 

TUCKER,  J.  Letters  to  Dr.  Kippis  [on]  his  'Vindica 
tion  of  the  Protestant  dissenting  ministers'.  Lon- 
don,  Glocester,  1773.  8°.  *  (B  125,  905) 

WILLIAMS,  J.  Serious  and  earnest  address  to  gentle 
men  who  opposed  the  late  application  of  the  dissen- 
ing  ministers  to  Parliament.  London,  1773.  8°.  (B907) 

WILTON,  S.  Apology  for  the  renewal  of  an  applica 
tion  to  Parl.  by  the  dissenting  ministers.  London, 
1773.  8°.  (B  906) 


SUBSCRIPTION 


2880 


SUDDARDS 


—  ARCANA;  or,  the  principles  of  the  late  petitioners  to 

Parliament.     Oamb.,1774.  8°.     (B  907) 

—  CONSIDERATIONS  on  the  propriety  of  requiring  a  sub 

scription  to  articles  of  faith.  2d  ed.  corr.  and  enl. 
London,  1774.  8°.  (B  1379) 

—  ANSWER  to   'Considerations',  etc.      Oxford,  1774.  8°.  * 

(B  1379) 

—  DEFENCE   of   the  'Considerations'.    London,  1774.  8°. 

(B  1379) 

—  FELL,  J.,  Bp.    Justice   and  utility  of  the   penal   laws 

for  the  direction  of  conscience,  examined.  London, 
1774.  8°.  (B  906,  1966) 

—  THOMAS,  B.     Letter  to  the  Ld.  Bp.  of  Landaff.     Marl- 

borough,  1774.  8".     (B  906,  1379; 

-  TOLLMIN,  J.     Two  letters  on  the  late  applications  to 

Parliament  by  the  Protestant  dissenting  ministers. 
London,  1774.  8".  (B  907) 

—  TUCKER,  — .     Religious  intolerance  no  part  of  the  Mo 

saic  or  Christian  dispensation.  Glocester,  1774.  8°. 
(B  1399) 

-  TEW,  E.     Resignation  no   proof;   letter  to   Mr.  Jebb. 

London,  1776.  8".  *    (B  1379; 

—  JEBU,  J..  d.  1786.  Letters.  —  Letter  to  Sir  W.  Meredith. 

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—  FRESU,    W.     Thoughts   on   subscription    to   religious 

tests,  etc.    2d  ed.     London,  1789.  8U.    (B  767) 

—  ENGLEFIKLD,  air  H.    Letter  to  the  author  of  the  re 

view  of  the  case  of  the  Protestant  dissenters.  Lon 
don,  1790.  8°.  (B  1379) 

—  ELRIMJTON,  C.  R.    Subscription   to  the  39  articles; 

answer  to  a  letter  from  A.  P.  Perceval.  Dublin, 
1842.  8".  *  (B  1375) 

—  STANLEY,  A.  P.     Letter  on  the  state  of  subscription  in 

the  Chureh  of  England  and  the  university  of  Ox- 
ford.  [1863. j  (In  his  Essays  on  Church  and  state. 
1870.) 

See  also  Dissenters;  —  Test  act. 

Subsidy.  WHEATLEY,  J.  Thoughts  on  the  object  of  a 
foreign  subsidy.  London,  18U5.  8°.  (B  1414) 

Substance  and  shadow.     See  James,  H. 

Substance  of  a  charge  of  mismanagement  in  H.  M.'s  naval 
affairs,  in  1781.  London,  1782.  8".  (B  1521) 

Substance  of  some  letters  written  at  Paris  during 
the  last  reign  of  Napoleon  ;  by  [J.  C.  Hob- 
house].  London,  IS  16.  2  v.  8". 

Substance  of  the  speeches  made  in  the  Ho.  of  Com.,  Dec. 
15,  on  Burke's  [intended]  bill  for  retrenchment  of 
public  expences.  London,  1779.  8°.  (B  766) 

Subtle  brains  and  lissom  fingers,     ijee  Wynter,  A. 

Suburban  sketches.     /See  Howells,  W.  D. 

Subways.     See  London.  Subways  (p.  1777). 

Success.  ADAMS,  J.  Laws  of  success  and  failure 
in  life;  address  before  the  Euphradian  Soc.  Charles 
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—  WHIFFLE,  E.  P.      Success  and  its  conditions. 

Boston,  1871.  8°. 

Succession.     &ee  Stuart,  James,  the  Pretender. 

Such  things  are;  a  play.     See  Inchbald,  Mrs.  E. 

Suchet,  Louis  Gabriel,  marechal,  duo  D' Albufera. 
Memoires  sur  ses  campagnes  en  Espagne, 
1808-14.  Paris,  1828.  2  v.  8°OHdAtlas  f°. 

—  HEADLEY,  J.  T.    (In  his  Napoleon,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  REDOING,   C.     (In  his   Personal   reminiscences,  v.  2. 

1867.) 

Suckley,  George.  Medical  report  for  the  eastern  division, 
Steilacoom,  1'uget  Sound,  Jan.  4,  1854.  —  Trip  in  a 
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See  alio  Woman  suffrage. 

Sufis. .  MUHAMMAD  MISBIREE.  On  the  Tesavuf,  or  spiritual 
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rite,  provenant   des  personnages   eminens  en  sain- 

tete,  par  Abd   Alrahman   Djanii.     (hi  Paris.  Inst 

Ac.  a.  Inner.    Not.,  v.  12.  1831.) 
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Chester.     Mem.,  v.  4,  pt.  2.  1796.) 
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London,  1866.  16°. 
SAUMAISE,  C.  de.    De    saccharo.     (In  his  Plinianse 

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—  COL-TINHO,  J.  J.  de  A.    Sobre  o  preco  do  nssucar. 

(In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.     Mem.  econ.,  v.  3.  1791.) 

—  ClIARPENTIER    DE  C'OSSIGNY    DE    1'ALMA,   J.  F.       Me- 

moire  sur  les  plantation*  de  canes  a  sucre.  dans  les 

depart,  merid.  de  France,    n.p.,  [18—].  4°.    (A  8) 
Observations    sur    I'article  'Economic    domestique.' 

n.p.,  1808.  4°.    (A  8) 
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—  CROPPER,  J.     Letters   recommending  the   cultivation 

of  sugar  in  the  East  Indies  as  effecting  the  abolition 
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-  Du  Sucre  indigene,  de  la  situation  actuelle  de  cette  In 

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-  MATHIEU  de  Dombasle,  C.  J.  A.     La  fabrication 

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errohrs,  nacchnrum  officinarum,  in  der  alien  Welt 
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Phila.,  1848.  8°. 

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—  THENARD,   le  baron.      Outillage    pour  la  fabrication 

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—  PRODUCTION  and  consumption  of  sugar.     (In  Hawai 

ian  Club.     Papers,  1868.) 

Duties. 

—  CONSIDERATIONS  against  laying  any  new  duty  upon 

sugar,  as  ruinous  to  the  colonies.  London,  1744.  8°. 
(B920) 

—  KEASONS  against  the  renewal  of  the  sugar  act,  etc. 

Boston,  1764.  4°.    (B  651) 

-  REMARKS  on   the  new  sugar-bill,  etc.    London,  1792. 

8".     (B686) 

—  EAST  and  West  India  sugar ;  or,  A  refutation 

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—  MACDONNELL,   A.      Colonial   commerce;     the 

principles  upon  which  discriminating  duties 
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—  HAMBDF.N,  pxeud.     Strictures  on  Lee's  expos,  of  evi 

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—  NATIONAL  Assoc.    FOR    THE    PROTECTION    OF 

INDUSTRY.     Duty    on    sugar  ;    case   of   free 
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See  also  Beet ;  —  Sorghum. 

Sugden,  Edward  Burtenshaw,  Baron  St.  Leonards. 
Considerations  on  the  rate  of  interest,  and  redeem 
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—  Handy  book  on  property  law.     2d  ed.    Edin., 

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—  Letter  in  reply  to  J.  Williams'  obs.  on   the  abuses  of 

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—  Misrepresentations    in     Campbell's     lives      of 

Lyndhurst  and  Brougham  corrected.  Lon 
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-  Practical  treatise   on  the  law  of  vendors  and 

purchasers   of   estates.   1st   Amer.   from    2d 

London  ed.     Phila.,  1807.  8°. 
Sugenheim,  Samuel.      Geschichte  der  Entstehung 

und  Ausbildung  des  Kirchenstaates.     Lpz., 

1854.    8°. 
Suger,  Vabbti.      (Euvres  completes  de  S.;    recueil, 

annot.  et  pub.  pour  la  Societe  de  1'IIist.  de 

France  par  A.  Lecoy  de  la  Marche.     Paris, 

1867.  8°. 

Contfnts.  Notice  sur  les  ccrils  de  S.  et  sur  la  presentu 
ed.  —  Bibliographie.  —  Vie  de  Louis  le  gros.  —  Me 
moire  de  8.  sur  son  administration  abbatiale.  —  De  la 
consecration  de  PEglise  de  Saint  penis.  —  Lettres  de  S. 
—  Indication  des  lettres  addressees  ii  S.  par  difl'erents 
personnage*.  —  Charles  de  S.  —  Indication  des  chartes 
imprimees  on  inedites  ayanl  rapport  a  S.  —  Vie  de  S. 
par  le  t'rere  Guillaume.  —  Temoignages  conlemp.  rel.  & 
S.  —  Eclaircissements  et  observations. 

-  Vie  de  Louis-le-gros.  —  GIJILLALME,  moine  de  Saint- 

Deni*.  Vie  de  S.  (In  Guizot,  F.  P.  G.  Col.  des 
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Suggestions  to  those  who  believe  they  have  souls.  New- 
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Suhaili,  Ahmad  Ibn  Hamdam  al-KatkJiod,  called. 
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Suhr,  Christoph.  Hamburgische  Trachten.  [Ham- 
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Suicer  or  Schweitzer,  Johann  Ileinrieh.  Orbis  et 
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Suicide.  MATHEU,  I.  Call  to  the  tempted  ;  ser 
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-  WATTS.    L,  d.   1748.      Defence   against  self-murder. 

(In  his  Works,  v.  2.  1753.) 


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—  GREGORY,  G.     Sermon,   Mtir.  26.     2d  ed.    London, 

1797.  8°.    (B962) 

—  LATIIROP,  J.      Two    sermons,    on    suicide.      2d   ed. 

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—  MILLER,  S.   The  guilt,  etc.,  of  suicide;  two  discourses. 

N.  Y.,  1805.  8°.    (B  206) 

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(B284) 

—  KEY,  II.     On    gaming,  duelling,  and   suicide. 

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—  STAI.L-HOLSTEIN,  A.  M.  L.  G.  de.    Reflexions  sur  le 

suicide.     Londrea,  1813.  8°.    (B  929) 
Same.     (In  her  CEuvres,  v.  3.  1820.) 

—  HERMANN,  C.  T.    Recherche*  nar  le  nombre  des  sui 

cides  et  des  homicides  commit)  en  Hussie,  1819-20. 
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—  CHEVALIER,  T.     Remarks  on  suicide.     (In  Pamphle 

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CAZAUVIEILH,  J.  B.     Du  suicide,  de  1' alienation 

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suicide.     N.  Y.,  1866.   16°. 
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—  Lexicon    Gnrce   et    Latine;    post  T.  Gaisfor- 

duin  rec.  G.  Bernhardy.  Halis,  etc.,  1853. 
2  v.  4°. 

—  Adagia  Gra-eorum.     (In  Schott,  A.     Adagia.  1612.) 

—  ExcerpU  ex  Suida.     (In    Byzantinae   hist,   scr.,  v.  1. 

1729.) 
Suidas,  hixtorirni.   Fragm.     (In  Mueller,  C.     Fr.  hist.  Gr., 

v.  2.  1848.) 
Suisse  demasqiiee,  La.    WETSTEIN,  J.  R.      Apologia  pro 

fide  Helvetica,  opposita  libello,  'La  Suisse  demas- 

quec'.     (In  hi*  Orationes.  1686.) 
Suisse  Robinson,  Le;  par  [J.  D.]  Wiss  [Wyss]  ;  tr. 

en   franc;,  par  I.  Montolieu.       Paris,    1825. 

5  v.  12". 
Suite  du  menteur,  La;  comedie;  par  P.  Corneille.     (In  hi* 

Theatre,  v.  2.  1774;  —  and  (Euvres,  v.  2.  1838.) 
Suivante,  La;  comedie;  par  I'.  Corneille.     (In  his  Theatre, 

v.  8.  1774;  —  and  (Euvres,  v.  1.  1838.) 
Sukey  ;  a  poem.     See  Walter,  W.  B.    (B  941) 
Sulaiman,  merchant,  anil  Abu  Zaid.     Salsilatu-t  Tawarikh. 

(Jn  Elliot,  H.  M.     Hist,  of  India,  v.  1.  1867.) 
Sulaiman  Kffendi  of  Adhanah,  b.  1834.    SALISBURY,  E..E. 

The  book   of  Sulaimans   flrst   ripe   fruit,  disclosing 

the  mysteries  of  the  Nusarian  religion,  with  copious 

extracts.     (In    Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  8. 

186(5.) 

Sulivan.     See  also  Sullivan. 

Sulivan,  .Sir  Richard  Joseph.      Analysis  of  the  po 
litical    history  of  India.     London,    1784.  8°. 

—  Letter  to  the  Directors  of  the  East  India  Co., 

Nov.  15.     London,  1784.  8°. 

—  Philosophical  rhapsodies  ;  fragments  of  Akbur 

of  Betlis.     London,  1784-85.  3  v.  8°. 

—  Thoughts  on  martial  law;  with  mode  for  con 

ducting  the  proc.  of  gen.  courts  martial.  2d 
ed.  enl.  London,  1784.  8°. 

-  Tour  through  parts  of  England,  Scotland,  and 

Wales  in    1778.  2d  ed.  corr.  London,  1785. 
.    2  v.  8°. 

—  View  of  nature ;  with  reflections  on  the  athe 

istical  philosophy  now  exemplified  in  France. 
London,  1794.  6  v.  8°. 
Sulivan,    Robert.      Flittings   of  fancy.      London, 

1837.  2  v.  12°. 

Content*.    Vol.  1.    Teresina.   —  The  lover's  quarrel. 
—  Faithful  and  forsaken.   —   Wild  water  pond.    —   The 
picnic.   —  Chatelar.   —   Lady  Betty's  pocket  book.  - 
Insurance  and  assurance.  —  The  album.  —  Benedetti's 
adieu.  —  Authors  and  editors.  —  The  Moorish  barque. 
2.     My  vagabond  days.    —    Parthian  darts.    —   Story  of 
Arnaiit.  —  Wilful  breezes.  —  Silent  river.  —  Regatta  at 
Hyde.  —  The  protegee.  —  Spirit's  vigil.  —  Fox  hunt.  — 
Tlie  sisters. 
Sulla,   Lucius  Cornelius.    PLUTARCHUS.      (In  his    Vitae; 

and,  Enfj.,  Lives.) 

Sullen  lovers,  The;  or,  The  impertinents;  a  comedy.     See 
Shadwell,  T. 


Sullivan,  .Sir  Edward,  Bart.  Bungalow  and  tent ; 
or,  visit  to  Ceylon.  London,  1854.  8". 

Sullivan,  Francis  Stoughton,  LL.D.  Lectures  on 
the  constitution  and  laws  of  England.  Port 
land,  1805.  2  v.  8°. 

Sullivan,    George.      Oration,    July    4.     Exeter,    1800.    8°. 

(B342) 
-  Oration,  July  4.     2d  ed.     Boston,  1816.  8°.    (B  457) 

—  Speech,    Kockingham   convention.      Exeter,    1812.    8". 

(B441) 

—  and  others.     Address  of  members  of  the  Ho.  of  Rep. 

on  the  war  with  Cir.  Brit.  Alexandria,  1812.  8°. 
\B  441,  1491) 

-  Same.     Boston,  1812.  8°.     (B  532,  1491) 

—  Same.    Supplement  to  the  Boston  weekly  messenger. 

[Boston,  1812.]  8".    (B  1492) 

-  LOKING,  J.  S.     (Jn  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Sullivan,    James,    Gov.  of  Mass,  (pseud.   Novion, 

citoyen  de).  The  altar  of  Baal  thrown  down;  the 
French  nation  defended  against  pulpit  slander  of  1). 
Osgood;  sermon.  Boston,  1795.  8".  (B  163,  741, 
856,  1078,  1298,  1478,  1488) 

—  History  of  land  titles  in  Massachusetts.     Bos 

ton,  1801.  8". 

—  History    of    the    district  of    Maine.      Boston, 

1795.  8°. 

—  History   of  the  Penobscot  Indians.      (In  Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.    Col.,  v.  9.  1804.) 

—  Impartial  review  of  the  causes  and  principles 

of  the  French  Revolution.    Boston,  1798.  8". 

—  Interesting    correspondence     [with]    Col.     Pickering. 

Boston,  1808.  8".    (B  137,  532,  1489,  1761,  2019) 

—  Sarne.    2d  ed.     Boston,  1808.  8°.    (B  1489) 

—  Letter  to  T.  Lear,  178'J.     (In  Mass.   Hist.  Soc.  Proc., 

1864-65.) 

—  Observations  upon  the  government  of  the  U.  S.     Bos 

ton,  1791.  8°.     (B631,  1488) 

—  Path  to  riches;  an   inquiry  into  the  origin  and  use  of 

money;  subjoined,  thoughts  resp.  a  bank  for  Mass. 
Boston,  1792.  8°.    (B  465,  D  1) 
-     Same.    Boston,  1809.  8°.    (C  197,  308) 

—  Topographical    descr.    of    Georgetown,  [Me.].      (In 

Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Col.,  v.  1.  1792.)  —  Topographical 
descr.  of  Thomaston,  Me.,  1794.  (In  v.  4.  1795.) 

—  AMORY,  T.  C.      Life  of  J.  Sullivan.      Boston, 

1859.  2  v.  8°. 

—  HORTENSHJS,  pseud.    Enquiry  into  the  constitutional 

authority  of  the  Supreme  Federal  Court,  etc.',  an 
swer  to  'Observ.  upon  the  government  of  the  U.  S.' 
by  J.  Sullivan.  Charleston,  1792.  8".  (B  625) 

—  KNAPP,  8.  L.     (In  hi*  Biographical  sketches  of  emi 

nent  lawyers.  1821.) 

—  PICKERING,  T.    Letter  to  S.  exhibiting  the  danger  of 

an  unnecessary  and  ruinous  war.  Boston,  1808.  8". 
(B  1489,  1837,  2520) 

—  WINTHKOP.  J.    Biog.  memoir  of  S.    (In  Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.    Col.,  v.  11.  1814.) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.   1808.     See   Buckminster,   J.    8. 

(B  210,  864,  873,  1247,  1651) 
Sullivan,  Jane.     FOWLER,  R.    Case  of  J.  S.    (In  his  Obs. 

on  the  mental  state  of  the  blind.  1843.) 
Sullivan,    John.      Tracts  upon  India ;    written  in 

1779-80,  88.  London,  1794.  8°. 
Contents.  Introduction.  —  Letter  to  Ld.  North,  1780. 
—  Observations.  —  Letter  to  the  directors  of  the  K.  India 
Company,  1799.  —  Observations.  —  Letter  to  the  directors 
of  the  E.  India  Company,  1780.  —  Observations.  — 
Supplement.  —  Appendix. 

Sullivan,  John.     Hist,  and  confession  of  S.     (In  American 
bloody  register.  1784.     B657) 

—  Sermon,  execution  of  S.  1785.     See  Hilliard,   T.     (B 

225,  860) 

Sullivan,  John,  Maj.  Gen.     AMORY,  T.  C.    Military 
services  and  public  life  of  8.    Bost.,  1868.  8°. 

Vindication  of  his  character  as  a  soldier  and 

a  patriot.     Morrisania,  1867.  8°. 
Note.     Reprinted  from  the  Historical  mag.,  Dec.  1866. 

Same,  with  alterations.    (In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Proc., 

1866-67.) 

—  HEAOLEY,  J.  T.    (In  his  Washington,  v.  2.  1847.) 

—  PEABODY,    O.    W.    B.      Life    of   S.    (In   Sparks,  J. 

Amer.  biog.,  v.  13.   1814.) 

Sullivan,  John  Langdon.     Advertisement.  1832.     See   Dis- 
brow,  J.  L. 

—  Answer   to   the   letter   and    mis-statements   of   C.  D. 

Colden.    2d  ed.    Troy,  1823.  8°.    (B  572,  997) 


SULLIVAN 


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—  Baltimore  R.  B.  carriage,  invented  by  R.  Winans,  and 

the  manner  of  adapting  it  to  streets;  also  on  cheap 
railroads,  n.t.p.  [1820.]  8°.  (B  982) 

—  Considerations  to  prove  that  a  states'  national  bank  is 

necessary  to  countervail  the  effects  of  the  new  bank 
ing  system  of  Eng.,  etc.  X.  Haven,  1838.  8°.  (B1544) 

—  Demonstration  of  the  right  to   the  navigation  of  the 

waters  of  N.  York  -without  the  license  of  the  own 
ers  of  the  monopoly  of  steam  and  fire,  granted  to 
K.  Livingston  and  Fulton.  Camb.,  1821.  8".  (B  997) 

-  Explanation  of  the  nature  of  certain  grants  to  him  for 

the  use  of  steamboats  on  Conn.  River,  n.p.,  1818. 
8°.  (B446) 

—  Letters  in  answer  to  certain  inquiries  rel.  to  the  Mid 

dlesex  canal.     Boston,  1818.  8°.     (B  453) 

—  Remarks  on  the  importance  of  inland  navigation  from 

Bost.  by  the  Middlesex  canal  and  Merrimac  Kiver. 
Boston,  1813.  8°.  (B  453) 

—  SULLIVAN,   T.   R.    Sketch  of  the  life  of  S.    Boston, 

1861.  12°.    (C256) 

Sullivan,  Richard.  Address,  7th  anniv.  of  the  Mass.  Peace 
Soc.,  Dec.  25,  1822.  Camb.,  1823.  8°.  (B  565,  1662, 
W6) 

—  Address  before  the  patrons  of  the  Mass.  Gen.  Hospital. 

Boston,  1819.  8".     (B  530,  1721,  E  303) 

—  Funeral  sermon  on.    1862.     /See  Lothrop,   E.  K.     (B 

1247,  1452) 
Sullivan,  Robert.  Dictionary  of  derivations  ;  introd. 

to  etymology.  6th  ed.     Dublin,  1851.  12°. 
Sullivan,  Thomas   Russell.      Brief  exposure  of  Robinson's 

evasions,   etc.,  in   controversy.       Kcene,   1828.    12°. 

(C  150) 

—  Letters  against  the  immediate  abolition  of   slavery; 

[with]  legal  opinion  of  W.  Sullivan.  Boston,  1835. 
16°.  (C  260) 

-  The  limits  of  responsibility  in  reforms.     Boston,  1861. 

12°.    (C  263) 

—  Reply  to  Robinson's  review  of  remarks  upon  his  ser 

mon  'illustrating  the  divinity  of  Christ'.  Kcene, 
N.  H.,  1827.  12°.  (D63) 

—  Sermon;    nature   and   remedy   of   sin.      (In    Liberal 

preacher.  1828.) 

—  Sketches  of  the  lives  of  J.  L.  Sullivan,  and  T.  Russell. 

Boston,  1861.  12°.    (C  256) 

See  also  Liberal  preacher. 

Sullivan,  Wm.  Address  to  the  members  of. the 
bar  of  Suffolk,  Mar.  1824.  Boston,  1825.  8°.  (B  568, 
1430,  1730) 

—  Discourse   before  the   Boston   Mercantile    Assoc.  and 

others,  Feb.  1.  Boston,  1832.  8°.  (B  1582,  1723, 
1882) 

—  Discourse  before  the  Pilgrim  Soc.,  Plymouth,  Dec.  22, 

1829.     Boston,  1830.  8°.    (B  1571) 

—  Familiar  letters   on  public    characters,    1783- 

1815.     Boston,  1834.  12°. 

—  Historical  causes  and  effects,  476-1517.     Bos 

ton,  1838.  8°. 

—  Introductory  lecture  to  the  American  Institute  of  In 

struction  for  1833.  ( In  Amer.  Inst.  of  Instr.  Lec 
tures,  1833;  alto  B  1329) 

-  Legal  opinion.     See.  Sullivan,  T.  R.  1835.     (C  260) 

—  Manners   of   Washington.     (Jn  Boston  book,  3d  col. 

1841.) 

—  Moral   class-book ;    or,    The    law    of    morals. 

2d  ed.,  with  add.     Boston,  1833.  12°. 

—  Oration  before  the  Washington  Benev.  Soc.  of  Mass., 

Apr.  30.     Boston,  1812.  8°.    (W  49) 

-  Same.    '2d  ed.     Boston,  1812.  8°.     (B  416) 

—  Oration,    Boston,  4  July.      Boston,  1803.   8°.    <B  945, 

2516) 

-  Oration,  July  4,  1804.     Boston.  1804.  8°.    (B  394) 

-  The  political    class  book    [for]    schools ;    with 

appendix  upon  studies  for  practical  men,  by 
G.  B.  Emerson.  New  ed.  with  add.  Bos 
ton,  1839.  12°. 

—  LORING,  J.  S.     (In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

-  Funfrul  sermon  on.  1839.    See  Sargent,  J.  T.    (B1247) 
Sullivan  Whig,   Mar.    13,   1822.      Bloomingburgh,   N.   Y., 

1822.  f°.    CE  181) 

Sullivant,  Wm.  Starling.  Contributions  to  the 
bryology  and  hepaticology  of  N.  America.  (In 
Amer.  Acad.  Mem.,  v.  3,  4.  1848-50.) 

—  Description  of  the  mosses  and  liverworts  of  the  route 

near  the  35th  parallel.  (In  U.  S.  War  I>ept.  Re 
ports  of  explorations  for  a  R.  R.  to  the  Pacific  in 
1853-54,  v.  4.  —  Catalogue  of  mosses  and  liverworts 
of  the  route  from  the  Sacramento  Valley  to  the  Co 
lumbia  River.  (In  v.  6.) 


-  Icones  muscorum  ;    or,  Figures  and  description 

of  mosses  peculiar  to  eastern  North  America. 
Camb.,  1864.  8°. 

—  Mosses  and  liverworts.     (In  Gray,  A.     Manual.  1856.) 
Sully,  Maximilien  dc  Bethune,  due  de.     Memoires. 

Londres,  1747.  3  v.  4°. 

-  Same.     (Economies  royales,  ou  Mem.  de  S.     (In  Pet- 

itot.     Col.  des  mem.,  2e  per.,  v.  1-9.  1820-21 :  —  and 
in  Michaud.     Col.  des  mem.,  v.  16,  17.  1854.) 

-  Eng.     Memoirs;   tr.  by  C.  Lennox.      Phila., 

1817.  5  v.  8°. 

-  CROWE,  E.  E.,  and  JAMES,  G.  P.  R.    (In  their  Lives 

of  eminent  foreign  statesmen,  v.  1.  1833.     Lardner. 
Cab.  eye.) 

-  MALDKN,  II.     (In  his  Disting.  men  of  mod.  times,  v. 

2.  1838;  v.  38  of  Lib.  ent.  knl.) 

—  THOMAS,  A.  L.     (In  hix  (Kuvrcs  comp.,  v.  1.  1802.) 
Sully,  Robert  M.     DRAPER.  L.  C.     Eulogy  on  8.     (Jn  Wis 
consin  State  Hist.  Soc.     Col.,  v.  2.  1856.) 

Sully,  Thomas.  Original  paintings  of  Queen  Victoria,  for 
the  Sons  of  St.  George,  Phila.  Phila.,  1839.  8°.  (B 
1142) 

Sully,  psenil.  Remarks  on  the  report  of  the  legislature  on 
our  foreign  relations.  Boston,  1810.  8°.  (B  437) 

Sulphates.  WURTZ,  H.  Preparation  of  some  pure  sul 
phates.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  I'roc.,  v.  12.  1859.) 

Sulphur  Springs,  T"«.  HUNTT,  II.  Visit  to  the 
Red  Sulphur  Springs  of  Va.,  1837.  Boston, 
1839.  8°. 

-  Other  copies.     (B  1555,  1723) 

Sulphureous  fumigations.    WALLACE,  W.    Observations. 

Dublin,  1820.  8°.    (B  969) 

Sulphurous    waters.      ARMSTRONG,   J.      Efficacy    of    sul 
phurous  waters.     (In  Ids  Practical  illust.    181S.) 
See  ttlvo  Mineral  waters  ;  —  Gray  Sulphur  Springs  ; 
—  Sulphur  Springs;  —  al*o  Virginia  Hot  Springs. 
Sulpicia.     Satira.     (In   Lemaire.      Poet,   min.,   v.  2.  1S24. 
Bibl.  class.  Lat.;   —   anil  in  Jurenalis,  D.  J.     Sat. 
lib.    1854.) 

—  Eng.     Satires.     (In  Juvenalis,  D.  J.    Juvenal.  1852.) 
Sulpicius,  St.   FLECHIER.E.    Panegyrique.   (In  Ai»<Envrcs 

complettes,  v.  3,  pt.  1.  1782.) 
Sulpicius,  pseud.      Letters   on   the  northern   confederacy ; 

with  app.  containing  the  treaty  of  armed  neutrality. 

London,  1801.  8°.     (B  594,  780,  1410) 
Sulpicins  Lupercus  Servastus.     De  cupiditate.  —  De  vetus- 

tate.      (In   Lemaire.  Poet,  min.,  v.  2.  1824.      Bibl. 

class.  Lat.) 

Sulpicius  Severus.     Sfe  Severus,  Sulpicius. 
Sultan,  The.     See  Bickerstaff,  I. 
Sultan    Bimbambum,   odcr  Der  Triumph   der   Wahrheit ; 

von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.     (In  hi*  Theater,  v.  16.  1841.) 
Sultan  du   Congo,  Le:   by  C.  J.  Ligne.     (In  Ms  Melanges 

milit.,v.  18.  1796.) 
Sultan  Mahmoud,  The,  and  Mchcmet  Ali  Pasha.     London, 

1835.  8°.     (B  1109) 
Sultan  Wampum;  von  A.  v.  Kotzebue.      (In  his  Theater, 

v.  4.  1840.) 
Sultanetta;    par   A.Dumas.      Nouv.  ed.      Paris, 

1863.  18°. 

Note.     According  to  the  'avant  propos'  this  is  the  work 
of    Bestuchef.Marlinsky     (Bestuchef-Powies'ci,     Alex., 
pseud.  Mariinski,  Alex.),  rewritten  by  Dumas. 
Sultans.     See  Dilemites. 
Sulzer,  Johann  Georg.     Sur  1'origine  des  sentiments  agrea- 

bles  etdesagreables.    (In  Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abb., 

1751.)  —  L'orig.  des  sentiments.   3e,4epte.  (Iti  1752.) 

—  Essai  sur  le  bonheur   des   etres  intelligens.     (In 
1754.)    —    Reeherches     sur     un     principe   fixe   qui 
serve  a  distingtier  les  devoirs  de  la  morale  de  ceiix 
du    droit   naturel.     (In   v.  12.  1756.)  —  Analyse   du 
genie.     (In  1757.)  —  Analyse  de  la  raison.    (In  1758.) 

—  Sur  1'imiiKirtalite  de  I'ame  considcree  physique- 
ment.     (In  1776-77.)  —  Sur  quelques  proprietes  dc 
la  maticre,  pour  servir  &  I'exarnen  du  materialisme. 
(In  1777.) 

—  Reflexions  philos.  sur  1'utilite  dela  poesie  dramatique. 

(fit  Serieys,  A.     Bibl.  aoad.,  v.  10.  1811.) 

-  KLETKK,  G.  II.     (In  his  Walhulla.  1854.) 
Suraarocof,    Alexanclr.      Theatre  tragique ;  tr.  du 

Russe,  parM.  S.  Pappadopoulo.    Paris,  1801. 

2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Epitre  sur  1'utilite  du  verre.  — 
Tr«(l<'(1iefi.  Sinaw  et  Trouwor.  —  Semire  Laropolk  et 
Dimiise.  2.  Khorew.  —  Aristone.  —  Martesie  et  Tba- 
lestris. 


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SUMNER 


—  La  premiere  ct  la  principalc  revoltc  des  Strelitzs,  1682. 

—  Sur  la  eomedie  larmoyanti*.  —  Examcn  <lu  sujct 
d'Eug6nle. —  Dimitri  lc  pseudonvmc  on  le  faux.  — 
L'uaurler.  (In  Pappadapoulo,  M.  I,.,  and  Gallet, 
1*.  Choix  des  morccaux.  1800.) 

Sumatra.  MAHSDEX,  W.  History  of  Sumatra. 
London,  1783.  4°. 

—  DIAS.  II.     Relac,ao  da  viagem  e  naufragio  da   nao  S. 

Paulo  qnc  foy  para  a  India,  1560;  dc'Rcric,ao  da  illia 
de   Samatra,  donde   DOS   perdemos.     (In  Gomes  de 
^  Brito,  H.     Hist.  trag.  mar.,  v.  1.  1735.) 

-  NALTRAJJE    fur   la   cote   de   Sumatra;    commerce   dc 

eette  ile  ct  dc  Bencoolen,  [1754] ;  par  un  voyaeeur 
hollandols.  (In  Ternaux-Compans,  II.  Archives 
des  voy.,  v.  2.  1842.) 

MEMOIRS  of  a  Malayan  family,  [1756-66] ;  by 
themselves;  tr.  by  W.  Marsden.  London, 
Oriental  Trans.  Fund,  1830.  8°. 

-  FORREST,  T.     Beschreibunt'  des  Rcichs  Atschien  auf 

der  Itisel  Sumatra,  [1762-84].  (In  Sprengel,  M.  C., 
an/1  Forster,  (>.  Neue  Beltrage,  v.  12.  1793.) 

—  Map*.     lN8t:i,.«  JavaD  cum   parte  insularnm   Borneo, 

Sumatrn,  He.    «.;>.,  [16—  ].    (E  78,  no.  289) 

SUMATRA:   et    insularum   loeorumque    nonnnllorum 

circumjaccntum  tabula,  n.n.,  [16—1.  (E  78,  no. 
287) 

See  also  Indian  Archipelago  ;  —  Malay  Archi 
pelago. 

Sumavsky,  Josef  Franta.  Kapesni  Slovnik  jazyka 
Ceskt-ho  a  Nemeckeho.  Praze.  1854.  16°. 

Sumichrast,  F.  Geographical  distribution  of  the 
native  birds  of  the  dept.  of  Vera  Crux,  with  a  list  of 
the  migratory  species;  tr.  from  the  French  by  T.  M. 
Brewer.  (In  Boston  Soc.  of  Nat.  Hist.  Mem., 
v.  1.  1866-69.) 

-     Same,  published  .separately.      Boston,  1869.  4°. 
Summachus,  Quintus  Aurclius.    See  Symmachus,  Q.  A. 
Summario  da  bibliotheca  lu/.itana  ;    [por  B.  J.  de 

Sousa  Farinha],     Lisboa,  1786-87.  3  v.  8". 
Summary  ace.  and  military  character  of  European 

armies  ;  tr.  from  the  French.    Lond.,  1803.  8°. 

—  Same.     Military  character,  etc.    3d  cd.     London,  1806. 

8°.    (B722) 
Summary  notice  cone,  the  Bible  Soc.  in  gen.  and  those  of 

France  in  particular;  tr.  by  J.  Porter.     Northamp 
ton,  1827.  8°.     (B  1138) 
Summary  of  Christian  doctrines  and  duties.     Exeter,  1813. 

8°.    (C226) 
Summary  of  the  ease  of  the  Earl  of  Stirling,  with 

regard  to  estates  in  Canada,  etc.     Worcester, 

[18—].  16°. 
Summary   view   of  the  rights  of  British    America;    [by  T. 

Jefferson]'.     London,  1774.  8°.     (B  515,  629) 
Summer,  Andreas.     ANDHESEN,  A.     (In  hi*  Der  deutsche 

Pelntre-Oraveur,  v.  2.  1865.) 

Summer;  a  poem.     See  Meacham,  A.  G.     (C  307) 
Summer  in  Leslie    Goldthwaite's  life,  A ;    by  Mrs. 

Whitney.     Boston,  1869.  12°. 
Summer  in  Spain,  A,  1835.     London,  1836.  12°. 
Summer  in   the  wilderness,  A.     See  Lanman,  C. 
Summer  morning's  conversation,  A.     See  Clark,  P.      (B41) 
Summer    ramble    in    the   Himalayas,    A ;    ed.   by 

Mountaineer  [Wilson  of  Mussoorie].  Lon 
don,  1860.  8°. 

Summer  rest.     Set  Dodge,  M.  A. 
Summerfield,  John.    Sermon  in  the  Reformed  Dutch  church 

in    behalf  of  the  N.  Y.  Inst.   for  the  Instr.  of  the 

Deaf  and  Dumb.     N.  Y.,  1822.  8°.     (B  287) 
Summerly,  Felix,  psenrl.     See  Cole,  H. 
Summers.     See  also  Somers ;  —  Sommers. 
Summers,    Her.    James.      The    rudiments    of  the 

Chinese  language.     London,  1864.  16°. 
Summo,  Faustino.     Discorso  intorno  al  contrasto  tra  Spe- 

roni  ed  il  giudicio  contra  la  sua  tragcdia  dell'  Sig. 

F.  S.     (In  Speroni,  8.     Opere,  v.  4.  1840.) 

—  Due  discorsi ;  1'uno  contro  le  tragieommedie  e  le  pas- 

torali,  1'altro  contro  il  'Pastor  lido'.  (In  Guarini,  G. 

B.     Opere,  v.  3.  1738.) 
Summonte,  Giovanni  Antonio.     Historia  della  cittk 

e  regno  di  Napoli.     Napoli,  1748-50.  6  v.  4°. 
Sumner,   Bradford.     Address,    15th    anniv.   of   the    Amer. 

Peace  Soc.,  Jan.  19.     Boston,  1831.  8°.     (B  1021) 

-  Oration,  Boston,  July  4.     Boston,  1828.  8°.    (B945) 

-  LOKI.NG,  J.  S.  (In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 


Sumner,  Charles.  Argument  against  the  constitu 
tionality  of  separate  colored  schools,  in  the  case  of 
8.  C.  Huberts  vs.  City  of  Boston.  Boston,  1849.  8°. 
(B  1439) 

-  Barbarism  of   slavery ;  speech    in  the  Senate, 

June  4.     Boston,  1*860.  12". 

-  Same.     Wash.,  I860.  8°.     (B  1481) 

—  Catalogue    of    the    library.      See    Harvard    College. 

Law  School  (p.  l.">52). 

-  The  crime   against  Kansas;    speech,   May   19   and  20. 

Wash.,  1856.  8°.     (B  1509) 

-  Same.    N.  Y.,  1856.  8°.    (B  1509) 

-  Defence  of  Mass. ;  speeches,  Boston,  memorial  for  the 

repeal  of  the   fugitive  slave  bill,  June  26  and  28. 
Wash.,  1854.  8".     (B1485). 

-  Demands  of  freedom  ;  speech  in  the  Pen.  on  his  motion 

to    repeal   the  fugitive  slave  bill,  Feb.  23.     Wash., 
1855.  8".     (B  1485) 

—  Duties  of  Mass,  at  this  crisis;  speech  at  the  Republi 

can  Conven.,  Sept.  7.     [Wash..  1854.]  8".     (B  1506) 

—  Fame  and  glory ;  address  before  the  Literary  Soc.  of 

AmherstColl.,  Aug.  11.     Boston,  1847.  8°.     (B  1725) 

—  Final  protest  for  himself  and  the  clergy  of  New  Eng 

land   against   slavery    in    Kansas    and    Nebraska; 
speech.  May  25.     Wash.,  1854.  8°.     (B  1509) 

—  Finger-point  from  Plymouth  Rock:  rern.  at  Plymouth 

festival,  Aug.  1.     Boston,  1853.  8".     (B  1571) 

—  Freedom  national,  slavery  sectional ;  speech  on  a  mo 

tion  to  repeal  the  fugitive  slave  bill.  Wash.,  1852.  8°. 
(B  1485) 

—  Some.     10th  ed.  rev.     Wash.,  1853.  8°.    (B  1506) 
A'otf.     Both  of  these  are  included  in  the  title  of  'Doc 
uments  for  the  people',  in  which  it  is  numbered  7. 

- —   Justice  to  the  land  states;  speech,  Iowa  land  bill,  Jan. 
27.     Wash.,  1852.  8".     (B  1505) 

—  Landmark  of  freedom;   speech  against  the   repeal  of 

Missouri    prohibition     of    slavery,    north     of    36°. 
[Wash.,  1854.]  8°.    (B  1479) 

—  Orations  and  speeches.     Boston,  1850.  2  v.  8°. 

00nttnt».  Vol.  1.  True  grandeur  of  nations,  July  4, 
1845.  —  The  scholar,  the  jurist,  the  artist,  the  philanthro 
pist,  Aug.  27,  1846.  —  White  slavery  in  the  Barbary 
states,  Feb.  17, 1847.  —  Fame  and  glory,  Aug.  11,  1847.— 
Law  of  human  progress,  July  25,  1848."  2.  War  system 
of  the  commonwealth  of  nations,  May  28,  1849.  —  Speech 
against  the  admission  of  Texas  as  a  slave  state.  Nov.  4, 

1845.  — Anti  slavery  duties  of  the  Whig  party,  Sept.  23, 

1846.  —   Letter  to  R.  C.  Winthrop,  on  the  declaration  of 
war  against  Mexico  and  his  vote  for  it,  Oct.  25,  18-16.  — 
Speech  against  the  Mexican  war,  Nov.  4,  1846.  —  Argu 
ment  against  the  validity  of  enlistments   in   the  Mass, 
regiment  of  volunteers  for  the  Mexican  war,  Jan.  1847. 

—  Speech,  calling  for  the  withdrawal  of  the  American 
troops  from  Mexico,  Feb.  4,  1847.   —   Speech,  June  18, 

1847.  —  Speech  for  political   action   against   the   slave 
power  and  extension  of  slavery,  Sept.  27,  1847.  —  Speech 
for  Union  airainst  the  slave  power,  etc.,  June  28,  1848.  — 
Speech  for  the  Buffalo  platform  and  candidates,  Aug.  22, 

1848.  —  Letter  on  parties  and  importance  of  a  Free  Soil 
organization,  Oct.  26,  1848.   —   Rem.  on  calling  the  Free 
Soil  State  Convention  of  Mass,  to  order,  Sept.  12,  1849. 

—  Addr.  explaining  and  vindicating  the  Free  Soil  move 
ment,  Sept.  12,  1849.   —  Argument  against  the  constitu 
tionality   of  separate  colored   schools,   Dec.  4,  1849.  — 
Rep.  on  Law  School  of  Harvard  Univ.,  Feb.  7,  1850.  — 
Speech  on  our  present   anti-slavery   duties,  Oct.  3.  1850. 

—  Three  tributes  of  friendship:  J*  Story;  —  J.  Picker 
ing;  —  H.  Wheaton. 

—  Our  foreign  relations;  speech,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  10. 

IST.  Y.,  1863.  8°. 

—  Position  and  duties  of  the  merchant:  addr.  before  the 

Mercantile    Lib.    Assoc.,    Nov.   13,    1854.     Boston, 
1855.  8°.     (B  1582) 

—  Ransom  of  slaves  at  the  capital;  speech,  bill  for  the 

abolition  of  slavery  in  D.  C.,  March  31,  1862.   Wash., 
1862.  8°.     (B  1481)" 

-  Recent  speeches  and  addresses.  Bost.,  1856.  8°. 

—  Remarks,     (hi  Browne,   A.   G.     In   Mcmorium  of  J. 

W.  B.  1800.) 

-  The  scholar,  the  .jurist,  the  artist,   tin-  philanthropist; 

address  before  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Soc.  of  Harvard 
Univ.,  Aug.  27.     Boston,  1846.  8°.     (H  2) 

—  The    slave    oligarchy    and    its    usurpations:    speech, 

Nov.  2,  Faneuil  Hull.     Wash.,  1855.  8°.     (B  1480) 

-  Speech,  cession  of  Russian  America  to  the  U.  S. 

Wash.,  1867.   8°. 

—  Speech,   welcome    to   L.    Kossuth,    Dec.  10.      Wash., 

1851.  8°.     (B  1505) 

—  The  true  grandeur  of  nations  ;  oration,  July  4.     2d  ed. 

Boston,  1845.  8°.    (B  1201,  1734) 


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SUNDAY 


—  Usurpations  of  the  Senate  in  the  origination  of  appro 

priation  bill  and  the  abrogation  of  treaties;  two 
speeches,  Feb.  7  and  March  6.  Wash.,  1856.  8°. 
(B  1307) 

-  Washington  Allston.    (In  Boston  book,  4th  col.  1841.) 

—  ASSAULT  on    S.,  proceedings  in   the    Sen.  and  Ho.  of 

Rep.  on  the  resolutions  to  raise  committees  of  in- 
•  vestigation  of  the  assault  upon  S.  Wash.,  1856.  8°. 
(B1507) 

—  COMINS,  L.  B.     Speech;   on   the   assault   on   Senator 

Bumner,  July  10.    Wash.,  1856.  8°.    (B  1507) 

—  HEAD,  E.  F.    Poltronius;  a  tragic  farce   [aatyrizlng 

P.  S.  Brooks'  assault  on  S.].  Boston,  1856.  8°.  (C 
189) 

-  LORING.J.  S.     (In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 

—  OUTRAGE  in  the  Senate,  The ;  proceedings  of  a  meet 

ing  [in]  Providence,  June  7.  Providence,  1856.  8°. 
(B1507) 

—  REMARKS  upon   [his]  oration,  July  4.    Boston,  1845. 

8°.    (B  1201,  1736) 

—  STOWE,  H.  B.     Un  her  Men  of  our  times.  186S.) 

—  U.  S.     House  of  Representatives,  'A4th   Cong.,  Ixt  sess. 

Report  of  the  select  committee  [on]  the  assault  al 
leged  to  have  been  made  on  S.;  with  the  testimony 
and  report  of  the  minority,  n.t.p.  [Wash.,  1856.]  S". 
(No.  182,  B  1507) 

Sumner,  Charles  Pinckney.  The  compass;  [poem]  exhibi 
tion,  Sept.  1795,  at  Harvard  University.  Boston, 
[1795:'].  12°.  (C76,  D  35) 

—  Eulogy   on    Washington,   Milton,   Feb.  22.     Dedham, 

1800.  8°.    (B  2510,  E  61,  W  52) 

—  Same.     (In  Washington,  (>.     Eulogies.  1800.) 

—  LORING.J.  S.     (In  hi*  Hundred  Boston  orators.  1852.) 
Sumner,  Charles   Richard,   Jip.      Sermon;    importance   of 

true  wisdom.  (In  Suddards,  W.  British  pulpit, 
v.  1.  1837.) 

Sumner,  George.  Letter  on  the  school  for  idiots 
at  Bicetre.  ( In  Howe,  S.  G.  Report  of  the  Mass, 
commissioners  on  idiots.  1847.  B  1568) 

—  Memoirs  of  the   Pilgrims  at  Ley  den.     Camb., 

184o.  8°. 

—  Same.     ( In  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.    Col.,  v.  29.  1846.) 
Sumner,   Increase.     KNAPP,  S.  L.     (In  /tin  Biog.  sketches. 

1821.) 

—  Funeral  Kermon  on.  1799.   See  Holmes,  A.   (B  172, 318); 

—  Porter,  E.  (B  172,  E  915) ;  —  Thacher,  P.  (B  151, 
172,  233,  867) 

Sumner,  John  Bird,  Arrhb.  of  Canterbury.  PHIF.LPOTTS, 
II.  Letter  to  [him].  London,  1850.  8°.  (B  1643) 

—  Same.    N.  Y.,  1850.  s°.    (B  1232) 

Samner,  Itev.  Joseph.  Notices  of  Shrewsbury.  (In 
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—  Sermon,   Chelrnsford,  Nov.  16,  1803,  ordination  of  W. 

Allen.     Camb.,  1804.  8°.    (B  333,  1875)^ 
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W.     (B1007) 
Sumner,  Wm.  Hyslop.     The   Eliot   bureau.     [Pp. 

319-334  of  the  N.  E.  hist,  and  geneol.  reg.,  Oct.  1855.] 

8°.    (B  1603) 
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—  Inquiry  into  the  importance  of  tho  militia;  letter  to  J. 

Adams.     Boston,  1823.  8°.     (B  547) 

—  Memoir  of  I.  Sumner ;    with  genealogy  of  the 

Sumner  family.     Boston,  1854.  8°. 

Observations  on  national  defence;  .drawn    from  Capt. 

Partridge's  lecture,  and  Gen.  Sumner's  letter  to  J. 
Adams,  on  the  militia  system.  Boston,  1824.  8°. 
(B  547) 

—  Reminiscences  of  La  Fayette's  visit   to   Boston;  from 

N.  E.  hist,  and  gcneal.  register,  April.  [Boston, 
1859.]  8°.  (B  1453) 

—  Sketch  of  address  to  the  Charlestown  Artillery  Co.  on 

delivering  their  Held  pieces,  Nov.  23,  1831.  Charles- 
town,  1832.  8".  (B  1064.1804) 

See  also  Mass.  Adjutant  (General  (p.  18S9). 

Sumpter,  steamer.  .  SKMMKS,  11.  My  adventures 
anoat;  cruises  in  the  'Sumpter'.  London, 
1869.  2  v.  8°. 

Sampler,  Fort.  TRIP  of  the  steamer  Oceanus  to 
Fort  S.,  April  14,  by  a  committee  appointed 
by  the  passengers.  Brooklyn,  186-5.  8°. 

Sumptuary  law^.  VEUTOT,  II.  A.  Dissertation  de  I'etab- 
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Sumter,  Thomas.  M'C  ,  B.  W.  (In  Long  tore,  J.  B.  Nat. 
portr.  g.il.,  v.  4.  IS.W.) 

Sun.     G.VLILEI,  G.,  d.  1642.     Dslle  macchie  solari 

e  loro  accidents  lettere.     (In  his  Opere,  v.  3.   1843.) 


—  MORETON,  G.  Observationes  diametrorum  solis 

et  lunse,  etc.     Lugd.  Bat.,  1670.  4°. 

—  MEAD,  R.     Influence  of  the  sun  and  moon  on 

human  bodies.     London,  1712.  8°. 

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tance  of  the  sun  as  deducible  from  the  transit  of 
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—  LANDEN,  J.   Animadversions  on  Stewart's  com 

putation  of  the  sun's  distance  from  the  earth. 
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—  ZACH,    F.  X.,  Freiherr  von.     Tabulae  motuum 

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—  WOODWARD,  A.  B.     Considerations  on  the  substance 

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—  FHANCE.        Bureau    dcs    Longitudes.       Tables 

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—  ARAGO,    D.   F.,  d.  1853.      Constitution    physique  du 

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—  EXTERNAL   appearance  of   the    sun's    disk;   tr.   from 

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the  sun,  Aug.  17-18,  1868.  Forming  part 
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—  GUILLEMIN,    A.      The   sun   [18691  ;    from  the 

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—  WILLIAMS,  W.  M.     The  fuel  of  the  sun.     Lon 

don,  1870.  8°. 

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and  life  of  the  planetary  system.     London, 

1871.    8°. 

See  also  Spectrum. 

Sun,  The;  Mar.  30 -Apr.  8.     London,  1807.  f°.    (E  172) 
Sun,  Morning,  The.    February.  1839,  v.  1,  no.  1.  8°.     (B  1827) 
Sun  dial.     PETER,  F.     Di  un  antico  orologiosolare.     Roma, 

1815.  4°.    (E  40) 

See.  also  Dialing. 
Sun  in  Aries,  The;  by  T.  Middleton.     (In  his  Works,  v.  5. 

1840.) 
Sunamite,  La;  drame;  par  Mmc.  A.  L.  de  Stael-Holstein. 

(In  her  (Euvres,  v.  16.  1821.) 
Sunbeam  stories;    [by  Mrs.  Maekarnessj.     X.  Y., 

1868.  2  v.   12°. 

Sunday,  Sabbath.      Bibliography.     Cox,  II.     Lit 
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1865.  2  v.  8°. 

—  History.     ANDREWS,  J.  N.      Sermons;  outline 

of  the  hist,  of  the  Sabbath.  2d  ed.  Battle 
Creek,  Mich.,  1870.  16°. 

HKSSEY,  J.  A.     Sunday,    its  origin,  history, 

and  present  obligation  ;  13  amp  ton  lectures. 
London,  1860.  8". 

4SP"  On  the  transportation  of  the  mails  see  the 
titles  under  the  date  of  1829,  1830. 


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CAWDREY,  D.,  and  PALMER,  H.  Christian 
Sabbath  vindicated.  Pt.  2-4.  London,  1652. 
3  pts.  4°. 

COI.I.INGS,  .T.  Responsoria  ad  crrntica  Piscatoris;  in 
reply  to  [K.  Fisher's]  'Caveat  for  old  and  new  Sab 
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1653.  4".  (B3) 

GHANTIIAM,  T.  The  scventh-day-Sabbath  censed  as 
a  ceremonial  and  yet  the  morality  of  the  4th  com 
mand  reinuineth.  London,  1667.  4°.  (B  1) 

BAXTER,  It.  Divine  appointment  of  the  Lord's  Day 
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OWEN,  J.     The  Sabbath.     London,  1671.   8°. 

FITCH,  J.  Disc,  proving  the  first  day  of  the  week  the 
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WAI.MH.J.  Defenelo Bubbnll Christian!.  [1692.]  (In 
hi*  Opera  math.,  v.  3.  16119.) 

FiusT-day-Sabbath  proved  from  Scripture;  sermon. 
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Dt  M.MER,  J.  Disc.,  holiness  of  the  Sabbath,  Oct.  29, 
1704.  Boston,  1763.  8°.  (B  219,  D  47) 

HOMES,  W.  Brief  discourse,  doctrine  of  the  Sabbath. 
Boston,  1727.  8°.  (B  242,  C  8) 

BYI.ES,  M.  The  Christian  Sabbath;  discourse,  Jan. 
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BELKNAP,  J.  Two  sermons,  Apr.  27,  1788,  on  the 
institution  and  observation  of  the  Sabbath.  Boston, 
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TAYLEK,  T.  Observation  of  the  Lord's  day  recom 
mended.  Boston,  1792.  8°.  (B  1303) 

HORNE,  T.  Reflexions  on  the  Sabbath;  added,  Serm. 
on  the  antic],  of  observing  the  Sabbath  dav,  by  A.  8. 
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EDWARDS,  J.  Sabbath  manual.  No.  1,  2,  4. 
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LATFIHOP,  J.  Two  sermons  on  the  Chr.  Sabbath. 
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GKAHAMK,  J.  The  Sabbath;  a  poem.  Edin., 
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OHTON,  J.  Disc,  on  worship  and  the  religious 
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ing  violations  of  the  Lord's  day,  etc.  Audover,  1814. 
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-  TIIOIGHTS  on  the  observance  of  the  Sabbath.     Phila., 

1815.  12°.    (C  198) 

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reap,  violations  of  the  Sabbath.  Boston,  1816.  8°. 
(B  263,  1374) 

-  REMARKS  on   the  obs.  of  the  Lord's  day,  as  n  moral, 

positive,  and  civil  duty;  by  a  tythingman.     Camb., 

1816.  8°.    (B  263) 

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lent  institution;  sermon  [election],  May  27.  Bos 
ton,  1818.  8°.  (B  323,  1830) 

-  HOLY  Scriptures,  and  the  observance  of  the  first  day 

of  the  week.     I'hila.,  1820.  12°.     (C  198) 

-  HIGGINH,   G.  .    Horse   Sabbaticie;   attempt  to   correct 

certain  superstitions  resp.  the  Sabbath.     (In  Pam 
phleteer,  1826  ;  v.  27  of  B  838) 
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-  HUGHES,  T.  S.       Letter  to  G.  Higgins  on  the  subjcctof 

his  'Horse  Sabbatical'.  (In  Pamphleteer,  1826;  v.  27 
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Sabbath  ;  also  an  essay  by  S.  Nott.  Albany, 
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-  -  Another  copy.    (W  3) 

-  AKRLCKLE,   J.      The    Sabbatical    institute;    oration, 

Goshen,  Oct.  28.     N.  Y.,  1828.  8°.    (W  2) 

-  BAYARD,  S.     Address,   Aug.  14,  Princeton,  N.  J.,  ob 

servance  of  the  Lord's  day.  Princeton,  1828.  8°. 
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-  MANN,   C.      Ruinous   consequences  of  profaning  the 

Sabbath;  sermon,  Lancaster,  Mass.,  July  6.  Lan 
caster,  182*.  8°.  (B  1237, 1785) 

-  ACCOUNT  of  memorials  to  Congress  praying  that  mails 

may  not  be  transported,  nor  post-offices  kept  open 
on  the  Sabbath.  Boston,  1829.  8°.  (B  1374) 

-  HOI.LEV,  M.     Essay  upon  the  Sabbath,     n.t.p.  [1829.] 

8".    (B  1374) 

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mittee  [on]  the  memorials  on  transportation  of  the 
mails  on  Sunday;  [by  R.  M.  Johnson].  Bait.,  1829. 
8°.  (B  1663) 

-  -  Same.    Boston,  1829.  8°.    (B  1374,  1814) 


—  WISNER,   W.      Candid   examination   of   certain  doc 

trines  laid  down  by  the  friends  of  Sabbath  mails, 
etc.     Ithaca,  1829.  8".    (B  1374) 

—  FREl.lNGlitYSEN,  T.     Speeeli  on  his  resolution   cone. 

Sabbath  mails.     Wash.,  1830.  8°.     (B  1785) 
—    SUNDAY  mails;  or.  Inquiries  into  the  origin,  and   the 
proper   mode   of   obs.   of   the    Christian    Sabbath. 
I'hila.,  1830.  8°.     (B  1103) 

-  THREE  letters  to  the   editor  of  the   American   quart. 

review,    n.t.p.     [1830.]  f>.     (B  1374) 

—  U.  8.  21*<  Cony.  1*<  xf#s.  JJoiise.      Report  of  the  com 

mittee  on  post  offices  and  post-roads  on  Sunday 
mails,  Mar.  5,  1830.  n.p.,  [1830].  8".  (B  1717,  1884) 

—  WILSON,   I).     Divine   authority  of  the  Lord's 

day  asserted.     Boston,  1831.  12". 

—  COPELAND,  M.     When  does  flic  Sabbath  begin  ?  Hart 

ford,  1832.  8°.    (B1374) 

-  FEAHON,    II.  B.       Thoughts    on  materialism  ; 

rclig.  festivals,  and  Sabbaths.  Loud.,  1833.  8°. 

—  KiNGSHL'RY,   H.     Appeal   in   behalf   of  the   Sabbath. 

N.  Y.,  1834.  4°.    (A  61) 

—  CH.  OF  SCOTLAND.     G'cii.  A*»<nrMy.    Pastoral  admo 

nition  on  Sabbath  profanation.  Edin.,  1834.  4°. 
(A  61) 

—  PKOUDHON,   P.  J.      De  la   celebration   du  di- 

manche.  [1839.]     Paris,  1850.   12". 

—  BARKER.  J.     Mercy  triumphant.     [Manchester,  184-.] 

12".    (C227) 

—  HALL,  J.    A  plea  for  the  Sabbath:  to  the  legal  pro 

fession.    nt.p.nS4-.]    8°.    (B  1194) 
Sume.    Bait.,  1845.  8°.     (B  1374) 

—  SANCTIFICATION  of  the  Sabbath;  tracts  for  the  times. 

No.  1-6.     [Glasgow,  184-.]  8°.    (B  1374) 

—  "\VORCESTEK,   II.  A.     The   Sabbath.     Boston, 

1840.  16°. 

—  STONE,  J.  S.     Lectures  on  the  institution  of  the 

Sabbath.  [1844.]      2d  ed.     Boston,  1848.  12". 

—  BRIDGES,  J.     Sabbath  railway  system  practically  dis 

cussed.     4lh  cd.    Edin.,  London,  1847.  8°.    (B  1374) 

—  WILLISTON,   S.       Discourse    on  the  Sabbath. 

New  Haven,  1847.  12". 

—  PARKER,'!'.     Some  thoughts  on  the  most  Christian  use 

of  the  Sunday;  sermon,  Jan.  30.  Boston,  1848.  8". 
(B  1968) 

-  DOMVILLE,  Sir  W.     The  Sabbath  ;  an  examina 

tion  of  six  texts.     London,  1849.  8". 
Suppl.     London,  1853.  8°. 

—  GREVILLE,  R.  K.    Letter  to  the  Marq.  of  Cl.inricarde 

on  the  desecration  of  the  Lord's  day  in  the  post- 
office  establishment;  with  app.  Edin.,  1850.  8°. 
(B  1374) 

—  INQUIRY  into  the  origin  of  septenary  institu 

tions.  From  Westminster  rev.,  1850.  Lon 
don,  [185-].  8°. 

—  Cox,  R.      Sabbath  laws  and   Sabbath   duties. 

Edin.,  1853.  8°. 

-  "\VHATEI.Y,    It.       Thoughts    on    the   Sabbath. 

London,  1854.  8°. 

—  DOMVILLE,  Sir  W.     The  Sabbath  ;  inquiry  into 

the  supposed  obligations,  etc.  London, 
1855.  8°. 

—  BLAKELV,   A.     The  Sabbath:   a  sermon   in  poetry 

Rochester,  1859.  8°.    (C  206) 
See  alxo  Sabbatarians. 

Sunday.  4J5F"  For  names  of  newspapers  beginning  with 
Sunday  or  with  Sunday  evening,  Sunday  morning, 
see  the  word  following. 

Sunday   book   of    poetry.   The.       See    Alexander,   C.   F. 

Sunday  in  London  ;  illustrated  by  G.  Cruikshank. 
London,  1833.  12". 

Sunday  mails ;  or,  Inquiries  into  the  origin  and  proper  mode 
of  observance  of  the  Christian  Sabbath.  Phila., 
1830.  8°.  (B  1103) 

Sunday  monitor;  Feb.  19.     London,  1792.  f°.    (E  199) 

Sunday  review;  May  10.     London,  1807.  f°.    (E  198) 

Sunday  School  Association,  The.  1st  an.  report  in  connec 
tion  with  the  Cheshire  Pastoral  Assoc.  (In  Liver- 
more,  A.  A.  Disc.  1837.  B 1327) 

Sunday  school  guide.     See  Muzzey,  A.  B.   Boston,  1838.  12°. 

Sunday  school  magazine,  1845-46.  London,  1845- 
46.  2  v.  12".' 

Sunday  School  Society.  8th  an.  report,  tic.  Boston,  1836. 
12°.  (D64) 


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Note.    For  works  published  by  the  Society   see 

Foster,  S.  11.  ;  —  Fry,  C.  W.  T.  ;  —  Thornton,  L.  M. 

Sunday  School  Society  for  Ireland.    Cth  report.    Dublin, 

1816.  8".     (B  675) 
Sunday  school   teacher,   The.     Vol.  5.      Boston,  1838.  24°. 

(D19) 

Sunday  school  teachers.     JAMES,  J.  A.     Sunday 
school     teacher's     guide.    [1816.]       Cth   ed. 
Birmingham,  1817.  18". 
--  Same,  abridged.    4th  ed.     Amer.  S.  S.  Union. 

1'hila.,  1828.   IS". 

—   RAFFLES,  T.     The   Sunday  school   teacher's  monitor; 
two   addresses,   Liverpool,  1816.      Boston,  1819.  16°. 


-  HAVEN,  Miss  C.  M.  Beginning  and  growth  of 
the  Christian  lite  ;  or,  The  Sunday  school 
teacher.  [1855.]  4th  ed.  Boston,  A.U.A., 
1867.  16". 

Sunday  School  Union.  London.  He-port  for  the  year  end 
ing  May.  London,  1818.  8".  (B  1036) 

Sunday  School  Union.     Ste  American  S.  S.  Union. 

Sunday  schools.  ADKIN,  L.  The  sabbath;  ser 
mon  in  Norwich  to  promote  the  establishment  of  Sun 
day  schools.  Norwich,  [178-].  8".  (B  1858) 

—  HINTS  on  the  estab.  and  regulation  of  Sunday  schools. 

London.  [18—].  ltij.     (C  234) 

—  Same,  abrrdt/ea.    N.  Y.,  1818.  8°.    (C  251) 

—  Hume.     [N.  I'-,]  1817.  8".     (B  461) 

—  Same.     J.ondon,  1818.  8°.     (B  1036) 

—  Soc.  rou  THE  INSTITUTION   AND  SUPPORT  OF  SUN 

DAY  SCHOOLS  IN  PHILADELPHIA.  Constitution. 
[Pliila.,J  1810.  12".  (C  85) 

—  i'AUKKU,  ^S-      Address,  May  1820,  to  the  teachers  of 

the  South  Parish  S.  S.,  Portsmouth,    n.p.,   [IS'AIJ. 

1-J".     ;C  234,  274) 
_  WisNEU,  B.  B.   Benefit*  and  claims  of  Sabbath  schools; 

sermon,  Jan.  17.     Boston,  1830.  8°.     (0211) 
_   GANNETT,  K.  S.     Address   before  the  Boston  Sunday- 

School  Soc.  on  their  oUlh  anniv.,  Sept.  14.     Boston, 

1831.  8".     (D61) 
_   GKIMKE,  T.  S.     Address,  Charleston,  respecting  Sun 

day  schools  in  the  Valley  of  the  Mississippi.     1'hilu., 

ISol.  8".     (B  1075,  1920,  E  53,  221) 
__   HUMPHREY,  H.     The  way  to  bless  and  save  our  coun 

try;  sermon,  May  23.     Phila.,  1831.  8".     (B  1920) 
__   jTjjHKls,  L     Appeal   to   ministers,  etc.  sermon,   at  the 

request  of  tlie  Amer.  S.  S.  Union,  May  19.     Phila., 

1834.  I'J".     (0207) 
_    GKIMKE,  T.  S.     Address,  power  and  value  of  the  Sun 

day    school    system    in    evangelizing     heathen,   etc. 

Phila.,  18o4.  8".     (B  1025) 
_   DAVIS,  T.     Hints  for   S.  S.  teachers.      London,  1839. 

Iti".    (C  234  ; 

—  SUNDAY  schools  demand  support  ;  address,  New  Year's 

day,  ami.  tea-party,  St.  Georges'  Road  S.  S.     Man 

chester,  London,  1846.  12".     (C  234) 

_  SABBATHS  with  my  class.     London,  1849.  16°. 

—   VISIT  of  one  thousand  Sabbath  school  teachers  of  Mass. 

to  N.  V.  and   Brooklyn.      Boston,  1855.  8°.     (C  278) 

-  PoPiiUll  sketch  of  rise  and  progress  of  S.  S.  in  U.  S. 

Phila.,  [185-J.  12".    (C  234; 
ELI-IS,  G.    K.      Sunday   school   instruction;    address, 

1856.     Worcester,   1857.  12U.    (C  234) 

_  POMl'EK,  P.  Ecoles  modernes  du  dimanchc.  (In 
France.  Cow.  Imp.  de  F£j.pos.  de  1867.  Kapports, 
v.  130 

Question  books. 

_  BANVAIIU,  J.  Question  book  for  infant  classes. 
Boston,  1848.  4  v.  18°. 

—  CARTEE,  C.  S.     Questions  adapted  to  the  text 

of  the  N.  T.  for  children  in  the  Sunday 
schools.  No.  1  :  Matthew.  Bost.,  1846.  12". 

-  EASY    lessons   for     infant    classes   in    Sabbath 

schools.     Worcester,  1834.   16°. 

Hymn  books. 

-  HYMN,  tune,  ami  service  book  for  S.  S.  ;   [comp. 

by  a  committee  of  the  Ladies'  Commission 
on  Sunday  School  Books].  Boston,  A.U.A., 
1861).  16"." 

.--  MASSACHUSETTS  Sabbath  school  hymn  book. 
Boston,  1843.  32°. 

See    alm>    Amer.   Sunday    School    Union;  —  Boston 
S.  S.  Soc.  ;  —  Lowejl  S.  S.  Union  ;  —  Mass.  S.  S.  Soc.  ;  — 


Mass.  S.  S.  Union  ;  —  N.  Y.  Female  Union  Soc.  for  the 
Prom,  of  S.  S.;— Phila.  Sunday  and  Adult  School 
Union  ;  —  Phila.  Soc.  for  the  Institution  and  Support 
of  First  day  or  Sunday  Schools. 

Sunday  thoughts  cont.  the  pnblick,  family,  and  solitary  du 
ties,  particularly  Gospel  preaching.  1't.  1.  2d  ed. 
London,  1750.  12°.  (C  149) 

Sunday  times ;  Apr.  12,  1868  -  Dec.  1871 .  Boston, 
1868-71.  3  v.  f°. 

Note.     From   June  6,  1869,  called 'Boston   Sun 
day  times'. 

Sundels,  E.  Keglemente for  fait  artilleriet.  Christianstad, 
1815.  8°.  (C  159) 

Sunderland,  Earl  of.     See  Spencer,  K. 

Sunderland,  La  Roy.  Anti-slavery  manual.  2d  ed. 
N.  Y.,  1837/18°. 

-  Book  of  human  nature.     N.  Y.,  [1853].  12°. 

-  Pathetism  ;  man    considered   in    respect  to  his 

form,  life,  sensation,  etc.     Boston.   1847.   12". 

-  Testimony    of   God    against    slavery.      2d    ed. 

Boston,  1836.  18°. 

See.  also  Spiritual  philosopher. 

Sundius,  Per.  Surinamensia  Grilliana.  (In  Linn6,  C. 
Amuiii.  ncad.,  v.  1.  1749.) 

Sundon,   yixrountf**.     See  Clayton,  C. 

Sundry  resolutions  and  proceedings,  etc.  See  U.  S.  Com 
missioner*  for  Currying  into  Effect  the  Sixth  Arti 
cle  of  the  Treaty,  etc. 

Sunnybank;  by  M.  llarland  [Mrs.  M.  V.  Terhune]. 
N.  Y.,  1866.  12". 

2ia'oi/«f  T7/f  lepaf  Ig-opiac.      'Ei>ern;(7/,1783.  8°. 

Note.    Translated  from  the  French  by  A.  Corey  ? 

Sun's  darling,  The;  a  masque.     See  Ford,  J. 

Sunshine  through  the  clouds;  a  drama.     See  Lawrence,  S. 

Superfluidades,  Las ;  por  K.  de  la  Cruz  y  Cano.  (In  his 
Teatro,  v.  1.  1786.) 

Superior,  Lake.  BAYFIELD,  II.  W.  Geology  of  L.  S. 
(In  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  of  Quebec.  Trans. ,v.  1.  1829.) 

—  LANMAX,C.     Summer  in  the  wilderness,  [1846]. 

N.  Y.,  1847.  12". 

-  ST.  JOHN,  J.  11.     True  desc.  of  the  Lake  Supe 

rior,  country ;  with  Bayiicld's  chart ;  also 
acct.  of  the  copper  mines  and  working  com 
panies.  N.  Y.,  1846.  12°. 

—  JACKSON,  C.  T.     Obs.  on  the  mirage  seen  in  July  and 

Aug.  1847.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v. 2.  1850.) — 
AGASSIZ,  L.  Fishes.  —  Origin  of  the  actual  out 
lines.  —  Terraces  and  ancient  river  bars.  (In  v.  1. 
1849.)  —  IloucE,  J.  S.  Mineral  region  of  Lake  Su 
perior.  —  JACKSON,  C.  T.  Remarks  on  the  geology 
and  mineralogy  of  Lake  Superior.  (In  v.  2.  1852.) 

—  U.  S.    Gcoloyist.     Iteport  on  the   geology   and 

topography  of  Lake  Superior  land  district, 
Michigan, "by  J.  W.  Foster  and  J.  D.  Whit 
ney.  Wash.,  1850-51.  2  v.  and  Atlas  8°. 

—  AGASSIZ,  L.     Lake  Superior ;  its  physical  char 

acter,  etc.,  with  a  narrative  of  the  tour,  by 
J.  E.  Cabot.  Boston,  1850.  8°. 

—  WHITNEY,    J.    D.      Remarks    on     some  points   con 

nected  with  the  geology  of  the  north  shore  of  Lake 
Superior.  (In  Amer.  Assoc.  Proc.,  v.  9.  1856.)  — 
—  WHITTLF.SEY,  C.  Ancient  mining  operations  of 
Lnke  Superior.  (In  v.  11,  pt.  2.  1858.) 

-  KOHL,  J.G.     Kitchi-Gami;  Wanderings  round 

Lake  Superior.     London,  1860.  8°. 
Supernatural.     HOWITT,  W.      History  of  the  su 
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—  PEAHODY,  Rev.  A.  P.     Anti-supernaturalism  ;  sermon, 

before  the  senior  class  of  the  Divinity  School,  liar- 
vard  Univ.,  July  13.  Camb.,  1845.  8°.  (B  1927,  H  3) 

—  GIOHEUTI,     V.       Teoriea    del    sovrannaturale. 

Torino,  1849.  8". 

—  DAVIS,   A.  J.     The  approaching  crisis;  a  review  of 

Dr.  Biishnell's  recent  lectures  on  supernaturalism. 
N.  Y.,  1852.  8".  (E  187) 

—  BUSHXELL,  II.     Nature  and  the  supernatural. 

N.  Y.,  1858.  8°. 

—  WOOD,  Krr.  E.  G.    (In  Shipley,  O.     Church  and  the 

•world.  1868.) 

See  also  Miracles  ;  —  Superstition  ;  —  Theology. 


SUPERNATURALS 


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Supernaturals   examined ;     in   four   dissertations. 

London,  [17  —  ].  8°. 

Cuntmt*.    On  the  'Obs.  of  the  hist,  and  evidence  of  the 
resurrection  of  Christ',  by  G.  West.  —  On  Mr.  Jackson's 
'Letter  to  deists'.   —  Rein,  on  prophecies  occasioned  by 
Mr.  Jackson's  letter.   —   On  the  Defence  of  the  peculiar 
institutions  and  doctrines  of  Christianity. 
Superstition.      Bibliography.      GRAESSE,  J.  G.  T. 
Bibliotheca  magica   et   pneumatica.      Lpz., 
1843.  8°. 

-  PLUTARCHUS.    See  Plutarchus  (p.  2362,  2363). 

—   CIIEKE,  Sir  J.,  d.  1557.    Treatise  on  8.    (In  Strype, 
J.     Life  of  C.  1821.) 

-  BROWNE,  Sir  T.     Pseudodoxia  epidemica ;    or, 

Enquiries  into  many  received  tenents.  [1646.] 

4th  ed.     London,  1658.  4°. 

Same.     London,  1659.    f°. 

Same.    (In  his  Works,  v.  2.  1835.) 

—  SHELTON,  W.     Discourse  on  superstition.  Lon 

don,  1678.  8°. 

-  AUBREY,  J.      Miscellanies.    [1696.]      4th   ed. 

London,  1857.  16°. 

-  VILLARS,  L'abbe   de  M.  de.     Le  comte  de  Ga- 

balis,  ou  Entretiens  sur  les  sciences  secretes. 
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-  WIELASD,    C.    M.,    d.    1813.     Ueber   den   Hang  der 

Menschen  an  Magic  und  Geistererscheinungen  zu 
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—  OHATION    on    S.,    Aug.    1836.      Andover,    1837.    12°. 

(C  273) 

—  PETTIGREW,    T.    J.       Superstitions  connected 

with    med.  and  surgery.       Phila.,  1844.  8°. 

—  WK'IGHT,  T.     Popular  superstitions  of  modern  Greece. 

(In  his  Essays,  v.  1.  1846.) 

—  DE  QL-INCEY,  T.     Modern  superstition.     (In  his  Nar 

rative  papers,  v.  2.  1854.) 

—  SUPERSTITION  of  past  times.    (In  Smedley,  E.    Oc 

cult,  sciences.  1855.) 

-  MAURY,  L.   F.  A.      La   magie   et   1'astrologie 

dans  1'antiquite  et  au  Moyen  Age,  ou  Etude 
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Paris,  1864.  16°. 

-  LEA,  H.  C.      Superstition    and  force.     Phila., 

1866.  12°. 

.  Dictionary. 

-  COLLIN  DE   PLANCY,    J.   A.    S.      Dictionnaire 

internal.     6eed.     Paris,  1863.  8°. 

See  alto  Alchemy  ;  —  Apparitions ;  —  Astrology  ;  — 
Ballads  ;  —  Chiromancy  ;  —  Delusions ;  —  Demonol- 
ogy  ;  —  Devil ;  —  Divining-rod  ;  —  Dreams ;  —  Exor 
cism  ;  —  Fairies ;  —  Fortune  telling  ;  —Ghosts  ;  —  Hal 
lucinations  ;  —  Legends  ;  —  Magic  ;  —  Necromancers; 

—  Occult  sciences  ;  —  Omens  ;  —  Oracles  ;  —  Ordeal ; 

—  Philosopher's  stone  ;  —  Possession;  —  Prodigies  ;  — 
Psychomancy ;  —  Religions ;  —  Sorcery  ;  —  Spiritism, 
Spiritualism ;    —    Stigmata ;    —    Supernatural,  The ; 

-   Visions ;  —  Were  wolves  ;  —  Witchcraft ;  —  also 
Puck. 

Supplement  to  sermons  at  Salter's-Hall  against  popery; 
[by  G.  Keith].  2d  ed.  London,  1735.  8°.  (C  245) 

Supplicacyon  for  the  beggers.     See  Fish,  8. 

Supplication  of  the  poo  re  commons,  1546;  ed.  by  J.  M. 
Cowper.  (In  Fish,  S.  Supplicacyon  for  the  beg 
gers.  1871.) 

Supplices.     See  Euripides. 

Supplycacion  to  our  moste  soueraigne  lorde  Kynge  Henry 
the  Eyght.  1544;  ed.  by  J.  M.  Cowper.  (In  Fish, 
S.  Supplicacyon  for  the  beggers.  1871.) 

Supporting  free  churches.     [Boston, "1843?]  12°.    (C  272) 

Supposes;  comedy,  by  Ariosto;  tr.  from  the  Ital.  by  G. 
Gascoigne.  (In  Hawkins,  T.  Origin  of  Kng.  dr., 
v.  3.  1773.) 

Suppositi,  I;  commedia  in  prosa  e  in  versi,  da  L.  Ariosto. 
(hi  hit  Opere,  v.  2.  1857.) 

Suppressed  book  about  slavery ;  prepared  for  pub 
lication  1857.  N.  Y.,  1864.  12". 

Suppuration.  WARE,  J.  Diss.  on  S.  and  on 
hemoptysis.  -Boston,  1820.  8°. 

Supremacy  of  the  British  legislature  over  the  colonies  can 
didly  discussed.  London,  1775.  8°.  (B  347) 

Supremacy,  Royal.     See  Church  of  England  (p.  580). 

Supreme  Being,  Poems  on  the.     See  Smart,  C. 
363.     (16.  12.  80.) 


Supreme  Council  of  Inspectors-General.  See  Freema 
sons.  (J.  S.  (p.  1075). 

Supta-Sati  or  Chundi-Pat;  a  portion  of  the  Mar- 
cundeya  Purana  ;  tr.  by  C.  V.  Kamasswami. 
Calcutta,  1823.  8°. 

Surat.  TOREEN,  O.  Voyage  fait  a  Surate,  1750- 
52.  Milan,  1771.  12°. 

Surault,  Francois  M.  J.  Conversational  French 
exercises.  Boston,  1836.  12°. 

—  Easy  grammar  of  the  Italian  language.  Camb., 

1835.  12°. 

-  French  questions  on  Scott's  'Tales  of  a  grand 
father'.     Camb.,  1834.  16°. 
—  Practical  grammar  of  the  French  language ;  by 

J.  Rowbotham ;  with   add.   by   S.      3d   ed. 

Boston,  1839.  12°. 
Surell,    Alexander.       Etude   sur   les   torrents   des 

Hautes-Alpes.     Paris,  1841.  4". 
Surena,   general   des  Parthes ;  tragedie,  par  P.  Corneille. 

(In  hi*  Thefttre,  v.  7.  1774.) 
Surenhusius,  Gnilidmtis.     De  oratione  dominica  Hebraica. 

(In  Chamberlayn,  J.    Diss.  1715.) 
Surenne,    Gabriel.      French   and    Eng.   pronouncing   diet. 

See  Spiers,  A. 
Surette,    Louis   A.     Historical   sketch   of    masonry.      (In 

Freemasons.    Corinthian   Lodge  of  Masons,    Con 
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Surfeit,   The;  [by  P.   King].    (In  Hearne,  T.     Reliquiae 

Hearnianas,  v.  3.  1869.) 

Surgens,  Marcus  Antonio.     See  Sorgente,  M.  A. 
Surgeon-Apothecaries.    See  Associated  Apothecaries  and 

Surgeon  -Apothecaries. 
Surgeon  of  Paris,  the;  by  J.S.Jones.    (In   Sargent,   E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  32.) 
Surgeon's  daughter,   The;  by  Sir  W.  Scott.     (In  his  Wa- 

verley  novels,  v.  48.  1829.) 

Surgery.  Bibliography.  HALLER,  A.  v.  Bibliotheca 
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—  FABRICIUS,  W.,  d.1634.  Opera  omnia.  Francof. 

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—  GLANDORP,  M.,  d.  1640.     Opera  omnia.    Lon- 

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—  WOODALL,  J.    The  surgeon's  mate.      London, 

1655.  f°. 

—  WISEMAN,  R.      Chirurgical  treatises.     5th  ed. 

London,  1719.  2  v.  8°. 

—  FABRICIUS,  H.    Opera  chirurgica.    Lugd.-Bat., 

1723.  f°. 

—  LEDRAN,  H.   F.       Observations   de   chirurgie. 

Paris,  1731.  2  v.  8°. 

—  PARIS.     ACAD.  ROYALE  DE  CHIRURGIE.     Mem. 

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—  COLDE  VILARS,  E.    Cours  de  chirurgie.  [1734.] 

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—  LA  FAYE,  G.  de.      Principes   de   chirurgie,  en 

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—  HEISTER,  L.    Institutiones  chirurgicae.     Amst., 

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—  SHARPE,  S.     Treatise  on  the  operations  of  sur 

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—  PARIS.  ACAD.  ROYALE  DE  CHIRURGIE.     Mem. 

[1743-74.]  Nouv.  ed.,  avec  notes.  Paris, 
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—  F.,  M.     Precis  de  la  chirurgie  pratique.   Vol.1. 

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—  WHITE,  C.     Cases  in  surgery;  added,  ligature 

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Chirurgical  observations.     London,  1775.  8°. 

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—  ABERNETHY,  J.     Surgical  observations.  [1784- 

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London,  1793-97.  2  v.  8°. 
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—  LATTA,  J.     Practical  system  of  surgery.    Edin., 

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—  BELL,  B.     System  of  surgery.     2d  Amer.  from 

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BELL,  Sir  C.      System   of    operative   surgery. 

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Same.     With   notes  by  A.  H.  Stevens.      2d 

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Same.     3d  Amer.  ed.  from  3d  London  ed.  re 
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Same.     Vol.2.   4th  ed.      London,  1820.  8°. 

—  PEARSON,  J.     Principles  of  surgery.     London, 

1808.  8°. 

Same.     Boston,  1832.  8°.     (Lib.  pract.  med.) 

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LONDON.  Medical-chirurgical  trans.  Lon 
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Same.     2d  series.     London,  1835-74.  39  v.  8°. 

Index  to-first  33  vols.     London,  1851.  8°. 

Same.      To  the  first  53  vols.     Lond.,  1871.  8°. 

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—  -  Same.      3d  ed.,  with  notes  by  J.  Randolph. 

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Carolum    xi.    [-1660],     deductae    libri    ix. 

2a  ed.     Franco!'.,  Lps.,  1676.   4°. 

-  FOUGT,    II.      Samhng    ai'  historiska   bref  om 

det   svenska    regcrings-sattet,   etc.,    [-1633]. 

2.,  3.  fiocken.     Stockholm,  1777-78.  8". 
FANT,   E.   M.      Scriptores   rerura   Svecicarum 

Medii.'Evi[-1545].  Upsalise,  1818-28.  2v.  f°. 
VERTOT,  K.  A.   de.     Histoire  des  revolutions 

do  S.,  [1250-1560].     Amst.,   1777.  2  v.  12°. 

-  Eiiy.     History  of  tlie  revolutions  in  S. ;  tr.  by 

F.  Mitchel.     London,  1696.  8° 
-Same.     2d  ed.     London,  1696.  8°. 
FRVXELL,  A.     History  of  S.,  1501-77  ;  tr.  [by 

A.    von    Schoultz] ;    ed.    by    Mary  llowitt. 

London,  1844.  2  v.   12°. 
WF.KWIXG,  J.     Sigismunds  och  Carl  ix.  histo- 

rier  [1544-1611],  utgifna  af  A.  A.  v.  Stiern- 

man.     Stockholm,  1746-47.  2  v.  4°. 

-  Bilagor,  [1587-1604].     Stockholm,  1747.  4°. 

-  BURG,  P.  13.      De   bello    Suecico,    [1630-32]. 

Ed.  alt.     Leodii,  1643.  12°. 

-  -  Mars  Sueco-Germanicus ;  res  a  Gust.  Adol- 

pho  gestae,  [1630-32].  Colon.  Agrip.,  1641. 
12°. 

-  WHITBLOCKB,  Sir  B.     Journal  of  the  Swedish 

umbassy,  1653-54,  from  England,  Scotland, 
and  Ireland.  London,  1772.  2  v.  4°. 

-  GEFFKOV,  A.     Le  Charles  xn  de  Voltaire  et  le  Charles 

xil  fie  I'histoire,  [1697-1718],  (hi  Revue  d.  D. 
Mondes,  nov.  186'J.j  —  La  Suede  nvniit  I'av6nement 
de  Gustavo  in,  [1750-1800].  (In  lev.  1864.)  —  Gus- 
tave  ill  et  la  cuur  de  France,  [1771-92J.  (In  lev. 
1864 -nov.  1865.) 

-  HERRMANN,  E.    Gustav  in  und  die  politische  Parteien 

Sehwedens  im  18.  Jahrhundert.  (In  Historisches 
Tuschenbuch,  1856-57.) 

-  SHERIDAN,  C.  F.     History  of  the  late  revolu 

tion,  [1772]  ;  preceded  by  an  abstract  of 
Swedish  history.  2d  ed.  London,  1783.  8°. 

-  SHERIDAN,  J.  R.     Full  and  genuine  account  of 

the  revolution  in  S.,  19  Aug.  1772.  London, 
1782.  12°. 

-  BKLECKNER,  A.    Kussland  und  Schweden,  1788.    (In 

Historische  Zeitschrift,  v.  22.  1869.) 

-  MAK.MIKR,  X.     La  Suede  sous  Bernadottc,  [1818-441. 

(Jn  Revue  d.  I).  Monde.s,  juin  1844.)  —  GEFFKOY, 
A.  La  Suede  sous  le  roi  Charles  xv,  [186%?2J. 
(In  dec.  1872.) 

See  also  Charles  ix.,  of  Sweden  ;  —  Charles  xn.;  — 
Charles  xiv. ;  —  Christiana,  Quten  of  Sweden',  —  Gus- 
tavus  Adolphus  ;  —  Gustavus  in.,  of  Siceilen;  —  Sigis- 
mund  in.;  —  alia  Europe,  North  of;  —  Scandinavia  ; 
—  Swedes  on  the  Delaware;  —  also  the  following fle- 
titious  works:  Defoe,  D.  (Memoirs  of  a  cavalier);  — 
Kotzebue,  A.  F.  F.  v.  (Gustav  Wasa) ;  —  Piron,  A. 
(Gustave  Wasa). 

Language. 
Dictionaries. 

-  SERENIUS,     J.       English   and    Swedish    diet. 

2d  ed.     Nykoping,  1757.   4°. 

-  MOELLER,  J.  G.  P.     Tysk  och  swensk  ord-bok. 

la  delen,  2a  upl.,  Upsala,  1801 ;  2a  delen, 
K-Z.  Greifswald,  1785  ;  3e  delen,  Schwedisch- 
Teutsches  "Wb'rterbuch.  Greifswald,  1790. 
3  v.  4°. 

-  -  Same.     3e  delen,  2a  upl.     Lpz.,  1808.  8°. 

-  GRAXBERG,  P.  A.     Engl.  and  Swed.  dictionary. 

Stockholm,  1807.  4°. 

-  HEIXRICH,  C.     Svenst  och  tyskt  hand-lexicon. 

Andra  uppl.     Stralsund,  1835.    12°. 
364.     (20.  12.  80.) 


Grammar. 

—  GEIRLOW,   J.       Elements  of   the  Danish  and 

Swedish  languages.     Camb.,  1847.  12°. 
See  also  Bible  (p.  270). 
Law. 

—  KERALIO,  L.  F.  G.  de.    D'un  ms.  cont.'les  lois  muni- 

cipaiea  de  Suede.  (In  Paris.  Inst.  Ac.  d.  Inter. 
Not.,  v.  6.  1801.) 

literature. 

—  SCIIELHORN,  J.  G.     De  eximiis  Suevorum  in  literatu- 

ram  orientalein  meritis.    (In  his  Amoen.  lit.,  v.  13.) 

—  Ilixtory.    MARMIER,  X.     DC  Petal  do  la  lit.   en  8. 

avHiit  le  Itie  siecle.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  juin 
1838.)  —  Du  mouvement  des  eludes  hist,  en  8.  (In 
nov.  1837,  aout  1838.) 

-  Collections.     GEIGER,  E.  G.,  and  AFZELIUS,  A. 

A.     Svenska    folk-visor.      Stockholm,    1814. 

4  v.  8°.    (Vol.  4.     Melodien.) 

MAHMIER,  X.      (In  hi*  Chants  populaires.  1842.) 

MIELLKH,  1'.  E.     Sagacr  om  Sverrig.     (In  his  Saga- 

bibliothek,  v.  3.  1820.) 

See  also  Europe,  North  of;  —  Scandinavia. 

Natural   history. 

—  HASSELGREN.  X.    The  Swedish   Pan.    (In  Stilling- 

fleet,  B.     Miscel.  tracts.  1769.) 

-  LLOYD,  L.     Field  sports  in  Sweden.     London, 

1830.  2  v.  8°. 

Game   birds   and  wild   fowl  of    Sweden  and 

Norway.     London,  1867.  8°. 
See  also  Scania. 

Politics. 

—  HUNTER,  W.     Political  situation  of  the  northern  pow 

ers,  Russia,  S.,  etc.,  1800.     Lond.,  1801.  8°.     (B  1410) 

—  SCHLEGEL,  A.  W.     Sur  le  syMeme  continentale  et  sur 

ses  rapports  avec  la  Suede.  Hambourg,  1813.  8°. 
(B  795) 

Prisons,  etc. 

—  COXE,  W.      Account  of  the  prisons  and   hos 

pitals  in  Russia,  Sweden,  and  Denmark. 
London,  1781.  8°. 

Statistics. 

—  HENDRIKS,  T.    The  vital  statistics  of  Sweden,  1749- 

1855.     (In  Statist.  Soc.    Jouni.,  v.  25.  1862.) 

Swedenborg,    Emmanuel.       Abrege  des  ouvrages. 

Stockholm,  1788.  8°. 
Content*.    De  Dieu.  —  De  la  creation.  —  De  1'homme 

Fondant  sa  vie.  —  Du  mondc  spiritucl.  —  Du  ciel.  —  De 
espace  dans  le  ciel.  —  De  la  forme  du  oiel.  —  Du  langage 
des  anifc-s.  —  Du  gouveruemcnt  du  ciel.  —  Du  temps  d.-ms 
le  ciel.  —  De  1'ecriturc  dans  le  ciel.  —  Du  monde  des 
esprits.  —  Des  enters.  —  De  la  langue  que  les  anges 
park-tit  aux  homines.  —  Des  differcns  etats  de  1'hommes 
apres  sa  mort.  —  De  la  correspondancc  du  ciel  avec 
riiommr  et  avcc  tons  les  ob.jcts  de  la  nature.  —  De  la 
vraie  religion  chretienne.  —  De  la  divine  trinite.  —  Du 
Seisin •urltedempteiir.  —  De  la  redemption.  —  Du  Paint- 
Ksprit.  —  IV  1'Kcriture  Sainte.  —  DC  la  foi.  —  De  la 
charite.  —  Du  libre  arbitro.  —  De  la  penitence.  —  De  la 
reformation,  et  de  la  regeneration.  —  De  1'imputation.  — 
Du  bapteme.  —  DC  la  sainte  cene.  —  De  la  consomma- 
tion,  etc..  —  De  1'eglise  en  general.  —  De  la  conscience. 
—  De  Pordrc.  —  De  la  sagesse  des  anges.  —  De  la  puis 
sance  des  anges.  —  De  Petal  d'innocence  des  anges  dans 
le  ciel.  —  De  la  paix  dans  le  ciel.  —  De  I'immi-nsitd  du 
du  ciel.  —  Des  xavans  et  des  simples  dans  le  ciel.  —  DCS 
manages  dans  le  ciel,  et  de  I'araour  conjugal  celeste.  — 
De  la  felicite  celeste. 

—  Angelic  wisdom,  etc.     See  'Wisdom',  etc.  (p.  2898). 

—  Apocalypse  explained.      New  York,   1846-47. 

5  v.  8°. 

—  Arcana  coelestia ;   ed.  J.  F.  I.  Tafel.  [Vol.  1-8 

in  5  Genesis.]     Tubingse,  1833-41.  12  v.  8°. 

—  Eng.   Heavenly  arcana.    Boston,  1837-48.  12  v. 

12°   and  Index  8°. 
-     Same.    Vol.  1.     Boston,  1794.  8°.    (B  250,  1470) 

—  Brief  continuation  of  the  crown  ;    or,  App.  to 

The  true  Christian  religion  of  the  New  Church. 
London,  1789.  8°. 


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-  Delights  of  wisdom  concerning  conjugal  love. 

Boston,  1833.  8°. 

-  Diarii  spiritualis  pars  4a;  sive  Diarium  minus; 

ed.  J.  F.  I.  Tafel.     Londini,  1843.  8°. 

-  Doctrine  of  life  for  the  New  Jerusalem  ;  from 

the  Decalogue.     3d  ed.     Phila.,  1792.  12°. 

-  Doctrine  of    the   New  Jerusalem    cone,  faith. 

Boston,  1828.  12°. 

-  Doctrine  of  the  New  Jerusalem  cone,  the  Lord. 

1st   Amer.   from    3d    London  ed.      Boston, 
1795.  12°. 

-  Same.     Camb.,  1821.  16°. 

-  Same.     Boston,  1849.   12°. 

-  Doctrine  of  the  New  Jerusalem  concerning  the 

Sacred  Scriptures.     Boston,  1795.  12°. 

-  Same.     Boston,  1829.   12°. 

-  Concerning  the  earths  in  our  solar  system,  and 

in  the  starry   heaven,  together  with    ace.  of 
their  inhabitants,  etc.     Boston,  1828.  12°. 

-  Economy  of  the  animal  kingdom  ;    tr.  by   A. 

Clissold.     Boston,  1860.  2  v.  8°. 

-  Extracts  from  the  writings  of  S.    Bible.  JV~.  T.    MAT 

THEW  (p.  287). 

-  Four  leading  doctrines.     Boston,  1849.  12°. 

Contents.  Doctrine  cone,  tlic  Lord.  —  Respecting  the 
sacred  Scriptures.  —  On  the  white  horse.  —  On  faith.  — 
Doctrine  of  life. 

-  General  explication  of  the  ten  precepts  of  the 

Decalogue.     London,  1794.  8°. 

-  Ilcaven ;  or,  The   nature  of  heavenly  joy  and   happi 

ness,     n.t.p,  [18—.]  8°.    (B  1470) 

-  Heavenly  doctrine  of  the  New  Jerusalem ;  tr. 

by  J.  Clowes.  1st  Amer.  from  4th  London  ed. 
Boston,  1794.  12°. 

-  Another  copy.    (B  192) 

-  Same.     2d  Amer.  ed.     Camb.,  1820.  8°. 

-  Another  copy.    (B  1470) 

-  Hieroglyphic  key  to  the   natural  and  spiritual 

mysteries;  tr.  by  R.  Hindmarsh.     London, 
1792.   8°. 

-  Intercourse    between  the  soul  and  body.       Sse,  next 

column,  Treatise. 

-  Memorabilia  of  Swederiborg;  ed.  by  G.  Bush.     K.  Y., 

1846.  8°.    (B  1470) 

-  Les  merveilles  du  ciel  et  de  1'enfer.    Nouv.  ed., 

trad,   du  latin  par  A.   J.  P.     Berlin,  1786. 
2  v.  8°. 

-  New  Jerusalem  tracts.   Vol.1.   Bost.,  1830.  8°. 

Contents.      Tracts,   1-8:    1.    Decalogue  explained;  — 

2.  That  the  heavens  consist  of  innumerable  societies;  — 

3.  Correspondence   of   heaven   with    all    things   of   the 
earth;  —  4.  What  the  world  of  spirits  is;  —  5.  That  the 
Lord  rules  the  hells;  —  6.  Cone,  infants  in  heaven;  — 
7.  Cone,  the  rich  and  poor  in  heaven ;   —   8.   That  self- 
derived  prudence  is  nothing,  etc.  —  Of  the  New  Jerusa 
lem  and  its  heavenly  doctrine.  —  Brief  exposition  of  the 
doctrine  of  the  New  Church,  etc. 

Ifote.  'New  Jerusalem  and  its  heavenly  doctrine' 
has  a  separate  title-page,  '4th  Amer.  ed.  from  5th  Lond. 
ed.  Boston,  1829'.  'Brief  exposition"  has  also  a  sepa 
rate  title-page. 

-  Nine  questions  on  the  Trinity,  proposed  by  T. 

Hartly,  witli  the  answers.    London,  1790.  8°. 

-  De  nova  Hierosolyma  et  ejus  doctriiia   ccclcsti. 

Londini,  1758.  4°. 

-  Eng.     Of  the  New  Jerusalem  and  its  heavenly 

doctrine.    4th    Amer.  from   5th  London  ed. 
Boston,  1831.  8°. 

-  Same.    (In    Charms,  R.  de.    Freedom   and   slavery, 

etc.  1851.     C  258) 

-  Passages  concerning  the  Lord's  prayer,  and  its  inter 

nal  sense.     London,  1789.  8".     (W  45) 

-  Popery  adjudged  ;  extracted  from  the  works  of 

S.     Boston,  1854.  8°. 

-  Sapientia  angelica  de  divina  providentia  ;  ed.  J. 

F.  I.  Tai'el.     Tubing**,  1855.  8°. 
•-  -  Eng.     Wisdom  of  angels  cone,  divine  provi 
dence.     Boston,  1796.  8°. 


Series  of  posthumous  philosophical  tracts;  A  knowl 
edge  of  the  soul ;  The  red  blood  ;  The  animal  spirit; 
The  passion  of  the  body  ;  Origin  and  propagation 
of  the  soul;  Action;  Fragment  on  the  soul;  trans, 
by  J.  J.  G.  Wilkinson.  From  Lond.  ed.  Boston, 
1848.  8°.  (B  1470) 

Summary  exposition  of  the  internal  sense  of 
the  prophetical  books  and  of  the  Psalms. 
Boston,  1833.  12°. 

Des  terres  dans  notre  monde  solairc  qni  sont 
appelees  planetes,  et  des  terres  dans  le  ciel 
astrale,  etc. ;  tr.  par  J.  F.  E.  Le  Boys  des 
Guays.  Paris,  1851.  12°. 

Treatise  cone,  divine  love  and  divine  wisdom  ; 
extracted  from  the  'Apocalypse  explained'. 
Boston,  1828.  12°. 

Treatise  cone,  heaven  and  its  wonders,  and 
also  cone.  hell.  Boston,  1825.  8°. 

Treatise  cone,  the  last  judgment  and  the  de 
struction  of  Babylon.  Boston.  1828.  2  v.  12°. 

Treatise  on  the  nature  of  influx  or  inter 
course  between  the  soul  and  body  ;  tr.  by  T. 
Hartley.  1st  Amer.  from  3d  Eng.  ed.  Bos 
ton,  1794.  12°. 

Another  copy.    (C  27) 

Same.     Intercourse,  etc.     Boston,  1828.  8°. 

Vera  Christiana  religio ;  ed.  J.  F.  I.  Tafel. 
Tubingae,  1857-58.  2  v.  8°. 

Eng.     True  Christian  religion,  cont.  the  uni 
versal  theology  of  the  New  Church.     2d  ed. 
London,  1786.  4°. 
Same.     London,  1833.  8°. 
Same.     Phila.,  1792.  2  v.  8°. 

On  the  white  horse  mentioned  in  the  Revela 
tion,  chap,  xix  ;  [also,  Of  the  word  and  its 
internal  or  spiritual  sense],  n.t.p.  [18 — .]  12°. 

The  wisdom  of  angels  cone,  divine  love  and 
divine  wisdom.  Boston,  1794.  8°. 

Another  copy.    (B250) 

Same.  Angelic  wisdom,  etc.  2d  Amer.  ed. 
Boston,  1835.  12°. 

On  the  worship  and  love  of  God.  1st  Amer. 
from  2d  London  ed.  Boston,  1832.  12°. 

BUSH,  G.  Reply  to  It.  W.  Emerson  on  Swedenborg. 
N.  Y.,  1846.  8°.  (B  1470) 

C.,  J.  Letter  of  exhortation  to  such  as  receive  the  tes 
timony  of  Swedenborg.  Phila.,  1795.  8".  (B  1470) 

DIALOGUES  on  the  theological  writings  of  S.; 
with  account  of  his  philosophical  works. 
Boston,  1794.  12°. 

Another  copy.    (C  27) 

jEssAY  on  the  credibility  of  Swedenborg.  Bos 
ton,  1839.  8°. 

LIFE  of  S.  (In  Dissertations  on  the  regenerate  life. 
1817.) 

MATTER,  J.  Swedenborg,  sa  vie,  ses  ecrits,  et 
sa  doctrine.  Paris,  1863.  8°. 

RELIGION  and  philosophy  united  ;  or,  An  attempt  to 
shew  that  philosophical  principles  form  the  founda 
tion  of  the  New  Jerusalem  Ch.  Boston,  1817.  8°.  (B 
260,  1470,  1693) 

REMARKS  on  the  assertions  of  Barruel  in  'Memoirs  of 
Jacobinism',  resp.  Swedenborg  and  his  writings. 
Phila.,  1800.  8°.  (B  1470) 

•  SANDEI,,  8.  Euloginm  on  S.;  tr.  from  the  French; 
added,  anecdotes"  of  S.  with  several  [of  his]  letters. 
London,  1784.  8°.  (B  250) 

SHOUT  account  of  S.  and  his  writings.  London,  1792. 
8°.  (W45) 

TAFEL,  J.  F.  I.  Documents  cone,  the  life  of 
S.;  tr.  by  I.  II.  Smithson ;  ed.  G.  Bush. 
N.  Y.,  1847.  8°. 

-  Swedenborg  as  a  philosopher  and  jnan  of  sci 

ence.     Chicago,  1867.   12°. 

-  Verzeichniss  deutscher  Werke  von  und  nach 

Swedenborg,  nebst  Vorwort  ubcr  die  theolo- 
gischen  Werke.     Neu  hrsg.     Basel,  1869.  8". 


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-  WHITE,  W.     Life  and  writings  of  S.     London, 

1867.  2  v.  8°. 

See  also  New  Jerusalem,  Church  of  the. 
Swedenborgians.     See  New  Jerusalem,  Church  of  the  ;  — 

Swedenborg. 
Swedes  on  the   Delaware.     CLAY,  J.  C.     Annals 

of    the     Swedes   on  the    Delaware ;    added, 

The  charter  of  the  United  Swedish  churches. 

Phila.,  1835.  12". 

—  FEHIUS,  B.    Account  of  the  ecclesiastical  nffnirs  of  the 

Swedish  settlors.  (In  hi*  History  of  tbe  original 
settlements  on  thu  Delaware.  1846.) 

Swediaur,  Francois  Xavier.  Observations  on  ve 
nereal  complaints.  3d  ed.  New  York, 
1788.  8°. 

—  Pharmacologia  seu  materia    medica,  exhibens 

cognitionem  medicamentorum  simplicium  an- 
alyticam.  Ed.  alt.  corr.  et  aucta.  Parisiis, 
Londini,  Lips.,  1803.  2  v.  24°. 

-  Traite  sur  ies  maladies  syphilitiques.     4e  ed. 

Paris,  1801.  2  v.  (v.  1.  w.).  8". 
Sweeps.     Sen  Chimneys. 
Sweerts,  Franc,ois.     See  Swertius,  F. 

Sweet,  Hunry.  Sketch  of  the  history  of  Anglo-Saxon  poe 
try.  (In  Warton,  T.  Hist,  of  Eng.  poetry,  v.  2. 

1871.) 
Sweet,  James  Bradby.     Memoir  of  II.  Iloare  ;  with 

a  narrative  of  church  movements,  1848-65, 

and   the  revival  of  Convocation.      London, 

Oxf.,  Camb.,  1869.  8°. 
Sweet,    liobert.     British  warblers.     (In  Bechstein,  J.  M. 

Cage  and  chamber-birds.  1853.) 
Sweet  Anne  Page.     (In  Dublin  univ.  mag.,  v.  70-72.  1867- 

68.) 
Sweet-hearts  and  wives;  by  J.  Kenney.     (In  Sargent,  E. 

Mod.  stand,  dr.,  v.  10.) 
Sweetser,    Hen.  Seth.     Harmony  of  faith   and  works;  eer. 

mon,    Worcester,   decease   of   S.  Waldo.      Boston, 

ISol.  8".    (B1227) 
Sweetser,  Wm.,  M.D.     Treatise  on   consumption; 

influence   of    change   of    climate.      Boston, 

1836.   8°. 

—  Dissertation   on   intemperance.     (In   Mass.  Med.  Soc. 

Med.  comm.,  v.  4.  1829.) 
Swertius  (or  Sweerts),  Francois.     NICERON,  J.  P.     (In  Ma 

Mem.,  v.  27.  1734;  and,  Germ.,  v.  21.  1761.) 
Swetchin,  Mme.  Anna  Ssoriia  Soymonof.     Lettres 

inedites ;     pub.   par   le    comte   de   Falloux. 

Paris,  1866.    8°. 

—  Writings  of  Madame  Swetchine;  ed.  by  Count 

de  Falloux  ;  tr.  by  II.  W.  Preston.     Boston, 
1869.  12°. 
—   BROGUE,  A.  de.    (In  Revue  d.  D.Mondes,  juin  1861.) 

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cure;  [with]  Nature  and  treatment  of  gun 
shot  wounds,  by  J.  Ranby ;  [and]  Brief  di 
rections  [for]  sea  surgeons  in  engagements ; 
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Swieten,  P.   van.     Catalogue,  etc.  1796.      See    Marda,   J. 

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Swift,  Edmund  L.  Anacreon  in  Dublin.  2d  ed. 
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—  Same.     (In  Pamphleteer,  1819;  v.  14  of  B  838) 
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of  R.  Bivck.     Boston,  1731.  8°.    (B  17) 

—  Sermon,  election.  May  31.     Boston,  1732.  8°.    (B  145, 

181,  183) 

—  Sermon,  ordination  of  J.  Lee,  Royalston,  Oct.  19,  1768. 

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—  Sermon,  Sudbury,  fast  day,  Feb.  12.     Boston,  1761.  8°. 

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Content*.  Vol.  1,  2.  Life,  by  T.  Sheridan.  3.  A 
tale  of  a  tub.  —  History  of  Mart'in.  —  A  project  for  the 
universal  benefit  of  mankind.  —  The  battle  of  the  books. 

—  Mechanical  operation  of  the  spirit.  —  A  tritical  essay 
upon  the  faculties  of  the  mind.   —  Meditation  upon  a 
broomstick.   —  Thoughts   on   freethinking.  —    Sir   W. 
Temple's  Letters,  Memoirs,  etc.  —   Sentiments  of  a  Ch. 
of  Eng.  man.  —  Obs.  on  Heylin's  'Hist,  of  the  Presbyte 
rians'.      4.     Argument  [against]  abolishing  Christianity 
in  England.  —  Letter  cone,  the  sacramental  test.  —   Re 
marks  on  'The  rights  of  the  Christian  church'.  —  Pre 
dictions  for  the  year  17uS,  by   [R.  Steelc]    I.  Bickerstaff. 

—  Answer  to  Bickerstaff.  —  "Accomplishment  of  Bicker- 
staff's  1st  prediction.  —  Squire  Biekerstaff  detected;  by 
J.   Partridge.   —   The  famous   prediction   of  Merlin. — 
Project  for  the  advancement  of  relig.,  ftc.   —  Character 
of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Wharton.  —  Nar.  of  what  passed  at 
the  exam,  of  the  Marq.  de  Guiscard,   Mar.  N,   1710. — 
Preamble  to  the  patent  for  creating  Mr.  Ilarley  a  peer.  — 
Remarks  upon  a  pamphlet  'Letter  to  the  lords  of  the 
comm.  app.  to  exam.  Gregg'.  —  Xew  journey  to  Paris.  — 
Comment  upon  Dr.  Hare's  sermon,  surrender  of  Bou- 
chain.   —   Vindication  of  the  Duke  of  Marlborough.  — 
True  rel.  of  facts  of  the  intended  riot  on  Q.  Kii/.abeth's 
birthday.   —  New  way  of  selling  places  at  court.      6. 
The  Examiner.   —  Some  advice  to  the  members  of  the 
October  Club.  —  Conduct  of  the  allies  in  the  present  war. 
6.     Remarks  on  tbe  Barrier  Treaty  between  H.  M.  and 
the  States  General.  —  Proposal  for  correcting,  improving, 
and  ascertaining  the  Eng.  tongue.   —  Reasons  to  prove 
that  no  one  is  obliged  by  his  principles  as  a  Whiir  to 
oppose  the  Queen.  —  Supposed  letter  from  the  Pretender 
to  another  Whig  lord.  —  Pretended  letter  of  thanks  from 
Ld.  Wharton  to  the  Ld.  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.   —   Remarks 
on  Hp.  Fleetwood's  'Preface'.  —  Refutation  of  the  false 
hoods  ag.iinst  K.  Lewis.   —  Inquiry  into  the  reasons  of 
joy  upon  a  report  of  II.  M.'s  death.  —  Importance  of  the 
Guardian  consid.  —  Characters  of  the  court  of  Q.  Anne. 

—  Public  spirit  of  the  Whigs.  —  Free  thoughts  upon  the 

K resent   state   of   affairs.    —    Consequences  hoped   and 
•ared  from  the  death  of  the  Queen.  —  Change  in  the 
Queen's  ministry,  1710.  —  Behaviour  of  the  Queen's  last 
ministry.   —   Address  of  tbe  Ho.  of  Lords  to  the  Queen, 


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Apr.  9,  1713.  —  Memorial  to  the  Queen.  —  Anecdote  rel. 
to  the  Peace  of  Utrecht.  7.  Hist,  of  the  four  last  years 
of  the  Queen.  —  Abstract  of  the  hist,  of  Eng.  —  To  the 
Count  de  Gyllenborg.  —  Invasion  of  Eng.  by  Caesar  to 
Win.  the  Conqueror.  —  William  n.  —  Henry  I.  —  Stephen. 
—  Henry  n.  —  Heads  for  the  character  of  Henry  n.  — 
Ace.  of  Japan,  1728.  —  Character  of  Aristotle,  —  Herod 
otus.  8.  Letter  to  a  young  clergyman.  —  Fates  of 


ion  mots  de  Stella.  —  Answer  of  Pulteney  to  Sir  R. 
Valpole.  —  Mem.  of  Capt.  John  Creichton.  —  Antiq.  of 
he  Eng.  tongue.  15.  Letters,  1691-1713.  16.  1713-23. 
7.  1724-29.  18.  1730-33.  19.  1733-36.  20.  1736- 


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Eng.'  —  Wonderful  wonder  of  wonders.  —  Wonder  of 
all  the  wonders  that  ever  the  world  wondered  at.  — 
'Tattlers'.  —  'Spectators'. —  'Guardian'.  —  Intelligencers. 

—  Directions  to  servants.  —  Duty  of  servants.  —  Laws 
for  the  Dean's  servants.      9.     Travels  by  Lemuel  Gulli 
ver.      10,  11.     Poems.      12,  13.     Tracts  rel.  to  Ireland. 
14.     Twelve  sermons.  —  Three  prayers.  —  Thoughts  on 
religion.  —  Resolutions  when  I  become  old.  —  Thoughts, 
moral  and  diverting.  —  Good  manners.  —  Collin's  disc, 
on  freethinking  put  into  plain  English.  —  On  mean  and 
great  figures  made  by  several  persons.  —  Public  absurd 
ities  in   England.   —  Education   of  ladies.   —   Primate 
Marsh.  —  Mrs.  Howard.  —  Death  of  Mrs.  Johnson.  — 
Bon  mots  de  Stella.   —  Answer  of  Pulteney  to  Sir  R. 

the 

52.  —  Letters  of  uncertain  date.  21.  Journal  to  Stella, 
Sept.  2,  1710.  -  Nov.  3,  1711.  22.  Nov.  3,  1711 -June  6, 
1713.  23.  Miscellanies  in  prose.  —  Martinus  Scriblerus 
Trepi  SaBovs ;  or,  The  art  of  sinking  in  poetry.  —  A  key  to 
the  lock ;  or,  Treatise  proving  the  dangerous  tendency 
of  the  poem  'The  rape  of  the  lock'.  —  Memoirs  of  P.  P. 

—  Law  is  a  bottomless  pit;  or,  History  of  John  Bull.  — 
Art  of  political  lying.   —   Reasons  against  the  bill  for 
viewing  and  exam,  drugs.  —  Petition  of  the  colliers,  etc., 
against  catoptrical  victuallers.  —  It  cannot  rain  but  it 
pours.  —  Dr.  Norris's  Narrative  of  the  frenzy  of  J.  Den 
nis.   —  Poisoning  of  E.  Curll.  —  Thoughts    on  various 
subjects  by  Mr.  Pope.  24.   Miscel.  in  verse.  —  Miscel.  in 
prose.  —  Trifles.  —  Index. 

Works;  with  notes  and  life,  by  Sir  W.  Scott. 

2d  ed.  Edin.,  1824.  19  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.  Memoirs  of  8.,  by  Sir  W.  Scott. 
2.  Journal  to  Stella.  3.  Journal  to  Stella.  —  Change 
in  the  ministry,  1710.  —  Contests  and  dissensions  be 
tween  the  nobles  and  commons  in  Athens  and  Rome.  — 
The  Examiner,  nos.  xni  -  XLV.  4,  5.  Tracts  hist,  and 
pol.  during  the  reign  of  Q.  Anne.  6.  Law  is  a  bottom 
less  pit;  or,  History  of  John  Bull.  —  Tracts  rel.  to 
Ireland.  —  The  Drapier's  letters.  7.  The  Drapier's 
letters.  —  Miscl.  tracts  upon  Irish  affairs.  —  Sermons. 
8.  Sermons.  —  Tracts  in  defence  of  Christianity.  — 
Trs.  in  support  of  the  ch.  establishment.  —  Trs.  on  the 
Test  act.  —  Essays.  9.  Miscl.  essays.  10.  Tale  of  a 
tub.  —  Battle  of  the  books.  —  Mechanical  operation  of 
the  spirit.  —  Abstract  of  the  hist,  of  Eng.,  from  invasion 
by  Caesar  to  Henry  n.  —  Letters  from  Mr.  Pilkington  to 
Mr.  Bowyer.  —  Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Orrery.  —  Poems 
ascribed  to  S.  11.  Gulliver's  travels.  —  Directions  to 
servants.  12.  Historical  tracts.  —  Political  poetry 
prec.  1715.  —  Poems  rel.  to  Irish  politics  subsequent  to 
1715.  13.  Miscellanies  in  prose.  —  Miscel.  in  verse.  — 
Prose  raised,  by  Swift  and  Sheridan.  14.  Miscel.  poems. 

—  Verses  written  during  Lord  Carteret's  admin,  of  Ire 
land.  —  Poems  addr.  to  Vanessa  and  Stella.     15.    Poetry  : 
Riddles  by   8.   and   Sheridan.  —  Trifles  between  S.  and 
Sheridan. —  Poems  composed  at  Market-Hall.  —  Verses 
addressed  to  S.  —  Correspondence,  1691-1712.    16.   1712- 
25.    17.    1725-32.     18.   1732-36.     19.  1736-50.  —  Corresp. 
between  S.  and  MissVanhomrigh. 

•  The  advantages  proposed  by  repealing  the  sacramen 

tal  test  considered.     Dublin,  1732.  8°.    (B  122) 
Cadenus  and  Vanessa ;  a  poem  ;  added,  Jour 
nal  of    a   modern    lady    [and]    Baucis   and 
Philemon.     London,  1731.  12°. 
Gulliver's    travels.     See,  helow,  Travels,  etc. 

•  Hints  to  anglers.     (In  Carleton,  J.  W.     The  sporting 

sketchbook.     1842.) 

•  History  of  the  four  last  years  of  Queen  Anne. 

London,  1758.  8°. 

•  Letter   in   answer   to   'An   appeal   to  the  Rev.   Dean 

Swift'.     (In  Col.  of  tracts  cone,  the  present  state  of 
Ireland.  1729.) 

•  Letter  of  advice  to  n  young  poet;  with  n  proposal  for 

encouragement  of   poetry   in    this    kingdom.      (In 
Somers,  J.    Col.  of  tracts,  v.  13.  1815.) 

•  Letter  to  a  young  gentleman  lately  enter'd  into  holy 

orders.     London,  1721.  8°.    (B  32) 


—  Letter  to  a  young  lady  newly  married.     (In  Instruc 

tions  for  a  young  lady.  1773;  —  and  in  Ladies 
pocket  library.  1797.) 

—  Letters   to  and  from   S.  —  Letters   to  Mr.  Gay.     (In 

Pope,  A.     Works,  v.  9.  1806.) 

-  Poems.     (In  Campbell,  T.     Brit,  poets,  v.  5.  1819.) 

—  Poems;  with    life   of  the   author  by  S.  Johnson.     (In 

Chalmers,  A.     Eng.  poets,  v.  11.  1810.) 

-  Poetical  works;  with  life  by  J.  Mitford.     Bos 

ton,  1854.  3  v.   16°. 

—  Poetical  works;  with  life  of  the  author.     (In  Ander 

son,  R.     Brit,  poets,  v.  9.  1795.) 

—  Sentiments   of  a  Ch.  of  Eng.  man  with  respect  to  re 

ligion  and  government.  (In  Churchman  armed, 
v.  2.  1814.) 

—  Sketch  of  S.:s  life,  by  himself.    (In  Swift,  D.    Essay. 

1755.) 

-  Tale  of  a  tub ;  added,  Account  of  a  battel  be 

tween  the  ancient  and  modern  books  in  St. 
James  library.  3d  ed.  London,  1704.  8°. 

—  Travels   into    several    remote   nations,    by   L. 

Gulliver.     2d  ed.     London,  1727.  2  v.  8°. 
-     Same.     Gulliver's  travels.       Lpz.,    Taiichnitz, 

1844.   16°. 

• —   Verses   on    [his]    death;  written   by  himself.    2d   ed. 
London,  1739.  f°.    (E  327) 

—  APPEAL  to   the   Rev.  Dean   Swift;   reply  to    the   Ob 

server  on  'Seasonable  remarks'.  (In  Col.  of  tracts 
cone,  the  present  state  of  Ireland.  1729.) 

—  BARRETT,  J.     Essay  on  the  earlier  part  of  S.'s 

life.     London,  1808.  8°. 

—  BOYLE,    J.,   Earl  of  Orrery.      Remarks  on  the 

life  and  writings  of  S.  2d  ed.  corr.  Lon 
don,  1752.  16°. 

—  EAGLES,  J.     Thackeray's  lectures  [on]  S.     (In  fiis 

Essays  contrib.  to  Blackwood's  mag.  1S67.) 

—  Fui.l.  answer   to    [S.'s]  'Conduct  of    the   allies'.    (In 

Somers,  J.     Col.  of  tracts,  v.  13.  1815.) 

—  JOHNSON,  S.    Life  of  S.     (In   his   Eng.  poets,  v.  2. 

1810.) 

-  LAWRENCE,  E.    (In  his  Lives  of  British  historians, 

v.  2.  1855.) 

—  MALDEN,  II.     (In  hi-i  Disting.  men   of  mod.  times, 

v.  3.  1838,  v.  39  of  Lib.  ent.  kn.) 

—  MASSON,  D.     (In  his  Essays.  1836.) 

—  SCOTT,    Sir   W.      Memoirs    of  Swift.      Edin., 

1834.  8°.      (Prose  works,  v.  2.) 

-  SHERIDAX,  T.     Life  of  S.     Dublin,  1785.  8°. 

—  SWIFT,  D.     Essay  on  the  life  and  writings  of 

J.  S. ;  add.,  sketch  of  Dr.  S.'s  life,  written 
by  himself.  London,  printed,  Dublin,  re 
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—  TAINF..H.    Swift,  son  genie  ct  sesoeuvres.    (In  Revue 

d.  D.  Mondes,  aofit  1858.) 

—  THACKERAY,  W.  M.    (In  his  English  humourists  of 

the  18th  cent.  1853.) 

—  TllCKERMAN,  H.  T.    The  wit.     (In  his  Characteristics 

of  lit.  1849.) 

—  WILDE,  W.  R.     Closing  years  of  S.     Dublin, 

1849.   8°. 

Swift,  Jonathan,  pseud.  Dr.  S— 's  real  diary,  from  the 
time  he  left  London  to  his  settling  in  Dublin.  Lon 
don,  1715.  8°.  (D  54) 

Swift,  Samuel.  History  of  the  town  of  Middle- 
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statist,  and  hist.  ace.  of  the  County.  Mid- 
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Swift,  Theophilus.  Essay  on  the  rise  and  progress  of 
rhyme.  (In  Royal"  Irish  Acad.  Trans.,  v.  9.  1803.) 

Swift,  W.  H.  Construction  of  an  iron  beacon.  (In  Or. 
Brit.  Corpn  of  Engin.  Papers,  v.  7.  1845.) 

Swift's  Vermont  register.  See  Vermont  register  and  al 
manac. 

Swimming.  CLIAS,  P.  H.  Gymnastic  exercises 
and  a  treatise  on  swimming.  London,  1825. 
8°. 

See  alxo  Gymnastics. 

Swinburne,  Algernon  Charles.  Atalanta  in  Caly- 
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-  Chastelard;  a  tragedy.     N.  Y.,  1866.  12°. 

—  The  queen-mother,  and  Rosamond.      Boston, 

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-  A  song  of  Itnly.     London,  1867.  16°. 

-  Wm.  Blake;  a  critical  essay.     London,  1868. 

8°. 

-  AUSTIN,  A.     (In  fit*  Poetry  of  the  period.  1870.) 

—  CIIASI.ES,  P.     (Jn  Revue  <1.  D.  Monde*,  juil.  1845.)  — 

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Swinburne,  Henry,  d.  abt,  1624.  Treatise  of  testa 
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Swinburne,  Henry,  d.  1803.  Courts  of  Europe  at 
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-  Travels  in  the  two  Sicilies,   1770-80.      2d  ed. 

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Swinburne,  Robert  Walter.  On  glass.  (In  Armstrong, 
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Swinburne,  T.  Extracts  from  communications  to  the  Com 
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Swinden,  Jan  Henrik  van.  Recherches  sur  les  aiguilles 
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Swinden,  John.  Junius  Lord  Chatham,  and  the 
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Swinfield,  llichard  de,  Bishop  of  Hereford.  Roll 
of  household  expenses ;  ed.  by  J.  Webb. 
London,  1854-55.  2  v.  4°.  (Cam den  Soc., 
v.  59,  62.) 

Swinging  round  the  cirkle;  by  P.  V.  Nasby  [D. 
W.Locke].  Boston,  1866.  16°. 

Swinton,  Andrew.  Travels  into  Norway,  Den 
mark,  and  Russia,  1788-91.  Dublin,  1792.  8°. 

Swinton,  John.  Inscriptiones  Citiea? ;  sivein  binas 
inscriptiones  Phoenieias  inter  rudera  Citii 
nu per  repertas;  ace.  De  nummis  quibusdam 
Samaritanis  et  Phceniciis.  Oxon.,  1750.  4°. 

Swinton,  Wm.  Campaigns  of  the  army  of  the  Po 
tomac.  N.  Y.,  1866.  8°. 

History  of  the  7th  reg.,  National  Guard,  N.  Y., 
during  the  war  of  the  rebellion,  etc.  Boston, 
1870.  8°. 

—  Rambles  among  words.     N.  Y.,  1859.   12°. 

-  The  twelve  decisive  battles  of  the  war.     N.  Y., 

1867.  8°. 

Swiss  family  Robinson  ;   [by  J.  D.  Wyss].     Phila., 

1868.  12° 

Switkowski,   Tomasz.     O  W7.ie.em  Woli  dnia  6  Wrzts'nia 

1831.     Paryz,  1833.  8°.    (E  83) 
Switzer,  Stephen.     Universal  system  of  water  and 

water-works.     London,  1734.  2  v.    4°. 

Switzerland.     Administration  Militaire  Federals. 

—  DES  GOUTTES,  L.,   and  BECK,  T.     Recueil  des 

lois    et    ordonnances     militaires    federales. 
Berne,  1861.  16°. 

Assemblee  Federale. 

—  Reglement  general  de  service  pour  les  troupes 

federales.     [Berne,  18—.]    16°. 


Loi  sur  la  justice  penale  pour  les  troupes  feder 
ales  [27  aout].     n.p.,  [1851].  8°. 

-  Same,  extract.     Geneve,  1852.  12°.    (E  46) 
Reglement  d'exercice   pour  1'infanterie   de   la 

Confederation  Suisse :  ecole  de  bataillon,  26 
juil.  1856.     Berne,  1857.  16°. 

-  Reglement  pour  les  troupes  federales :  Ecole  de 

peloton   et    de    compagnie,    26    juil.    1856. 
Berne,  1857.   16°. 

-  Same.      Service    de  garde,     26    juil.    1856.      Berne, 

Soleure,  [1857].  16°.    (E  46) 

-  Same.     Ecole  du  soldat,  26  juil.  1856.     Berne, 

1857.  16°. 

-  Same.     Service  de  1'infanterie  legere,  26  juil. 

1856.     Berne,  1857.  16". 

-  Loi  federate  sur  {'organisation  militaire  de  la  Confed6. 

ration  suisse.     Zurich,  1857.  12°.    (E  46) 

-  Instruction  sur  le  tir.     Berne,  1859.  16°. 

-  Reglement  de  service :  Service  de    campagne. 

Soleure,  1860.  16°. 

Conseil  Federal. 

-  ARRETE  cone,  les  articles  de  guerre,  28  juil.     n.p., 

[1854].  16°.    (E46) 

-  Modifications   a    1'Ecole    du   soldat.      Berne, 

1859.  16°. 

Diete. 

-  Reglement  pour  1'administration  federale  de  la  guerre. 

2e  partie  :  Instruction  pour  I'administration  federale 
de  la  guerre,  14  aout  1845.     Berne,  1849.  12°.    (E46) 

De'partcment  Militaire   Federale. 
See  Administration  Militaire  Federale. 

Antiquities  and  Architecture. 

-  PARKER,  J.  H.     Remarks  on  some  early  churches  in 

France  and  S.,  partly  in  the  time  of  Charlemagne. 
(In  Archseologia,  v.~37.  1857.) 

-  SCHMIDT,  F.  S.     Recueil  d'antiquites  trouvees 

a  Avenches,  a  Culm,  et  en  d'autres  lieux  de 
la  S.     Berne,  1760.  4°. 

See  also  Zurich  ;  —  also  Lake  dwellings. 

Biography. 

dtf  Casaubon,  I. ;  —  Farel,  G. ;  —  Lavatcr,  J.  C. ;  — 
Pestalozzi,  J.  II. ;  —  Tell,  W.;  —  Zwingle,  W. 

Botany. 

-  PONTIN,  D.  D.    Arboretum  Svecicum.  —  VIRGANDEU, 

D.  M.  F.    Svecicum.     (In  Linn6,  C.  von.    Amcen . 
acad.,  v.  5.  1760.) 

Constitutional  history  and  law. 

-  MOHL,   R.   von.    Die   Litcratur   des   schweizerischen 

Staatsrechtes.     (In  his  Staatswissenschaften,  v.  1. 
1855.) 

Description. 

-  BrjRXET,  G.     Travels  through  France,  S.,  etc., 

[1686].     Edin.,  1752.  12°. 

-  STANYAN,  T.     Account  of  Switzerland.     Lon 

don,  1714.  8°. 

-  KEYSLER.  J.  G.     Travels  in  Germany,  Bohe 

mia,  Switzerland,  etc.,  [1729-31].     London, 
1758.  4  v.  12°. 

-  -  Same,  abridged.    (In  Knox,  J.    Col.,  v.  4,  5.  1767.) 

-  ALTMANX,  J.  G.     Etat  et  delices  de  la  Switzer 

land,  [1730].     Nouv.  ed.     Neuchatel,  1778. 
2  v.  4". 

-  COXE,  W.     Travels  in  S.,   [1776-86].     2d  ed. 

London,  1791.  3  v.  8°. 

-  -  Same,     (fn  Pinkerton,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  5.  1809.) 

-  -  Sketches  of  Swisserland  in  letters  to  W.  Mel- 

moth,  [1776].     2d  ed.    London,  1780.  8°. 

-  -    French.     2e  pte.  Lettres  sur  1'etat  politique, 

civil,  et  naturel  de  la  Switzerland,      n.t.p. 
[1776.]  8°. 


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SWITZERLAND    (History) 


GOETHE.  J.  W.  von.    Briefe  nus  dcr  8.,  [1779].    (In 

fiis  Sammtliche  Werke,  v.  3.  1854;—  and   in   his 

Werke,  v.  12.  1817.) 
MOORE,  J.      View  of  society,  etc.,  in  France, 

Switzerland,  etc.,  [1779].  *5th  ed.     London, 

1783.  2  v.  8°. 

LAUORDE,  A.  L.  J.     Tableaux  de la  S.,  ou  Voy 
age  pittoresque,  etc.     2e  ed.   Paris,  1784-86. 

12  v.  4°. 
COURSE  de    Bile    a  Bienne  par  les  vallees  du 

Jura.     Bale,  1789.  8". 
KARAMZIN,  N.  M.      Travels  through  Prussia, 

Switzerland,  etc.,  [1789-90].     London,  1803. 

3  v.  12°. 
WILLIAMS,    H.    M.      Nouveau    voyage   en    S., 

[1798];  tr.  by  J.  B.  Say.      2e  ed.     Paris, 

1802.  2  v.  8°. 
SCIILEGEL,  A.  W.  von.    Umrissc  entworfen  auf  einer 

Keise   durch   die  Schweiz,  1808.     (In  his  Sainmtl. 

Werke,  v.  8.  1846.) 

EBEL,  J.  G.     Manuel  du  voyageur  en  Switzer 
land  ;     tr.    de    1'allemand.    2e    ed.    Zurich, 

1810-11.  4  v.  8°. 
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der    S.,    und   Italien,    [1816-17].     Breslau, 

1818-21.  4  v.  16°. 
MATTHEWS,  H.     Diary  of  an  invalid ;  journal 

of   a   tour   in   Portugal,    S.,    etc.,    1817-19. 

5th  ed.     London,  1835.  16°. 
SIMOND,  L.     Switzerland;  or,   A  journal  of  a 

tour  and  residence  in  that  country,  1817-19. 

Boston,  1822.  2  v.  8". 
BAKEWELL,  II.     Travels  in  the  Tarentaise,  S., 

etc.,  1820-22.     London,  1823.  2  v.  8". 
BODDINGTON,    Mrs.      Slight    reminiscences    of 

the   Rhine,  S.,  etc.,  [182-].      London,  1834. 

2  v.  8°. 
THOMSON,  W.     Journeys  through  Italy  and  S., 

[1824-26].     London,  1835.  12°. 
LATUOBE,  C.  J.     Sketches  of  scenery  and  man 
ners  in  S.,  1825-26.     London,  1829.  8°. 
WOLOWSKI,  F.     Podroz  do  Szwajcarzi  i  Wloch, 

1825.     Paryz,  1845.  8°. 
NOUVEL  itineraire  portatif  de  S.     Paris,  1827. 

12°. 
CoorER,  J.F.     Sketches  of  S.,  [1828].     Phila., 

1836.  2  v.  12°. 
GRIFFIN,  E.  D.    Tour  through  Italy  and  S.  in  1829. 

(In  his  Remains.  1831.) 
LEV  ATI,  A.    Costume  degli  Elvezj.    (In  Ferrario,  G. 

Costume  ant.  e  mod.,  v.  11.  1829.) 
DUMAS,  A.  D.     Impressions  de  voyage  :  Suisse, 

[1832].     Paris,  1851.    18°. 

Note.    About  a  third  of  this  is  republished  from 
the  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  1833-34. 
ROBY,  J.     Seven   weeks  in  Belgium,   S.,   etc., 

[1835].     London,  1838.  2  v.  12°. 
WRIGHT,  H.  H.      Tour  in   Germany,   S.,  etc., 

[1836].     Boston,  1838.  8°. 
TOCQUEVILLE,  A.  de.     Voyage  en  S.,  [1836].     (In  his 

Melanges  hist.  1865.) 

ANDERSEN,  II.  C.     Pictures  of  travel  in    Swe 
den,  S.,  etc.,  [1837,  65].  N.  Y.,  1871.  16°. 
RIDE   on   horseback    through  S.,    [1838]  ;    by 

a  lady.     London,  1842.  2  v.  12°. 
HANDBOOK  for  S.,  etc.     New  ed.  rev.     London, 

Murray,  1843.  12°. 
CHEEVER,  G.  B.     Wanderings  of  a  pilgrim  in 

the  shadow  of  Mt.  Blanc.     New  York,  1845. 

12°. 
HANDBOOK  for   travellers   in    S.,    etc.     3d  ed. 

London,  Murray,  1846.  12°. 
•  MUEOGE,  T.    Die  Schweiz,  [185-].    (fn  ftis  T.  MUgge  ; 

seine  Biog.  1854.) 


—  SEWELL,  E.  M.     A  journal  kept  during  a  sum 

mer  tour,  [1851].     N.  Y.,  1852.  3  pt.  12°. 

—  MACLEOD,  D.    Pynnshurst,  his  wanderings  and 

ways  of  thinking.     N.  Y.,  1852.  12°. 

—  BREM'ER,  F.     Life  in  the  old  world.  [1856-58]; 

tr.  by  M.  Howitt.     Phila.,   [I860].  2  v.  12°. 

—  JOHNSON,  A.  C.     Cottages  of  the  Alps  ;  or,  Life 

and  manners  in  S.     N.  Y.,  1860.  8°. 

—  DESOR,  E.     Uebi'i-  die  Deutung  der  Schweizor  Seen, 

[I860].     (In  Album  von  Combe-Varin.  1861.) 

—  BAEDEKER,  K.     Switzerland,  with  the  neigh 

boring  lakes  and  districts  of  Italy.  Coblenz, 
1863.^  16°. 

—  HANDBOOK  for  travellers  in  S.,  etc.     10th  ed. 

London,  Murray,  1863.   12°. 

—  BROWNE,  G.  F.     Ice-caves  of  France  and   S., 

[1864],  London,  18G5.  8°. 

—  DELMAUD,   S.  D.      Village  life  in  S.,    [1864]. 

London,  1865.  8°. 

—  How  we  spent  the  summer ;  or,  A  voyage  en 

zigzag,   [1865].     3d  ed.     London,   1866.    4°. 

—  HANDBOOK  foV    travellers  in  S.,  etc.     12th  ed. 

London,  Murray,  1867.   12°. 

—  ANDERSEN,  H.  C.    See,  in  the  previous  column,  1837, 

65. 

—  MORELL,  J.R.     Scientific  guide  to  S.     London, 

1867.  8°. 

—  BAEDEKER,  K.      Die   Schweiz  nebst   den   an- 

grenzenden  TheilenvonOberitalien,  Savoyen, 
und  Tyrol;  Handbuch.     Coblenz,  1869.' 16°. 
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[1869].  8°. 

—  STEPHENS,  L.     Playground  of  Europe.     Lon 

don,  1871.  16°. 

Maps. 

—  EBEL,  J.  G.      Atlas  to  Ebel's  Traveller's  guide 

through  S.;  cont.  a  vocabulary  of  the  Swiss 
dialect,  etc.,  and  Keller's  map.  London, 

[18-]-  8". 

—  FADEN,  W.    N"ouvclle  carte  de  la  Suisse.    London, 

1799.     (E  66) 

—  MERCATOK,   G.     Helvetia;  exc.   G.  Blaeu.     [Amst., 

16—.]     (E  78,  no.  33a) 

—  NEUESTE-Karte  des  Rheingebiets  der  Schweiz 

und  des  Kriegsschauplatzes  in  Ober  Italien. 
Stuttgart,  [18—]. 

—  NOVA  descriptio   Helvetia?  Alsatiae.    n.p.,  [16—].     (E 

78,  no.  32) 

—  STIELER,  A.    (In  his  Atlas  von  Deutschland.) 

S'f  also  Alps;  —  Bern ;  —  Blanc,  Mont ;  —  Geneva  ; 
—  Jura; —  Neufchatel ;  —  Zurich;  —  also  Glaciers. 

Ecclesiastical  ajfairs. 

—  CHRISTOFFEL,  R.     Zwingli;  or,  The  rise  of  the 

Reformation  in  S. ;  a  life  of  the  reformer  ;  tr. 
from  the  German  by  J.  Cochran.  Edin., 
1858.  2  v.  8°. 

—  CONFESSION  of  faith  of  the  churches  of  S.,  [153fi] :  tr. 

from  the  Latin  by  G.  Wislmrt.  (In  Wodrow  Soc. 
Miscel.,  v.  1.  1844.) 

—  GELPKE,E.F.    Kirchengeschichte  der  S.  Bern, 

1856.   8°. 

—  KOLTZOFF-MASSALSKY,  H.  G.,  Princess.    Switz 

erland  the  pioneer  of  the  Reformation  ;    tr. 
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See  also  Basel ;  —  Zurich. 
History . 

—  DAGUET,  A.      Histoire    de    la    Confederation 

Suisse  jusqu'en  1860.  5e  ed.  Neuchatel, 
1861.  8°. 

—  ZSCHOKKE,  J.II.  D.  Schweizerlands  Geschichte, 

[-1848].     Aarau,  1853.  12°. 

Same.      [-1813.]      (In  his    Histor.  Schriften,  v.  16. 

1830.) 


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jours,  [1815].     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mornles,  Oct.  1860.) 

—  CllERBlLlEZ,   J.       La   Huisse   sous   le   gouvernement 

des  railicaux,  [1845-47],  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes. 
juil.  1851.)  —  La  sociele  genevoise  sous  le  gouverne 
ment  radical.  (In  fev.  1859.)  —  CIRCOUHT,  A.  M. 
J.  A.,  comte  de.  Des  revolutions  et  des  partis  de  la 
Confederation  Helvetique,  la  Buisse  en  1847.  (In 
mars  1847.)  —  BLLOZ,  K.  La  Suisse  depuis  la  revo 
lution  de  fevrier,  [1848-50].  (In  oct.  1S60.) 

-  GR.  BRIT.      Ho.  of  Comm.      Memoire  sur  les 

rapports  entre  la  Suisse  et  la  Savoye  neutral- 
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—  MONNIER,   M.     La  revolution  de  Geneve  et  les  Gene- 

vois  en  1868.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  dec.  1868.) 
—  La  Suisse  pendant  la  guerre  de  1870.  (In  mai 
1871.) 

See  also  Basel ;  —  Bern  ;  —  Einsiedlen;  —  Geneva  ; 
—  Lausanne  ,  —    Reicheuau;  —  Saauen  ;  —  bt.  Gall ; 


—  alto    the    following    fictitious    works :    Baillie,    J. 
(Orra  [1349]):  —  Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  v.  (Wilhelm   Tell; 

—  Scott,  Sir  W.  (Anne  of  Geicrstein  [15th  cent.]);  — 
Zschokke,  J.  H.  D.     (Freih  of  von  Aarau  [15th  cent.]; 

—  Die  Hose  von  Disentis  [18th  cent.]) 

Industry. 

-  MOYMER,  G.  Les  institutions  ouvricres  de  la 
Suisse.  Geneve,  Paris,  1867.  8°. 

Language. 

—  VOCABULARY  in  the  Swiss  dialect,  Fr.  and  Eng.    (In 

Ebel,  J.  U.    Atlas.) 

Law. 

—  BECHARD,  F.     Lois  municipales  des  repnb.  de 

la  Suisse  et  des  Etats-Unis.     Paris,  1862.  12°. 
See  also  Vaud. 

Literature. 

—  MARMIER,  X.    Chants  populaires  de  la  Suisse.     (In 

Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  Jan.  1836.)  —  ETIENNE,  L. 
La  Suisse  et  ses  ballades.  (In  sept.  1868.) 

—  MOERIKOFER,  J.  C.   Die  schweizerische  Litera- 

tur.     Lpz.,  1861.  8°. 

—  MUELLER,    .).    v.      Literatur     und    Geschichte     de 

Bchweiz.    (In  his  Werke,  v.  12.  1811.) 

Military  affairs. 

—  MANDROT,  A.  de.    Essai  sur  1'organization  militaire 

de  la  Suisse.     Neuchatel,  1863.  16".    (E  46) 
See  also  (p.  2901)  Administration  Militaire  Fe'de'rale; 
• —  Assemble  Federate',  —  Council  Federal. 

Politics. 

—  LAVATER,  J.  C.    Remonstrance  to  the  Directory  of 

the  Fr.  republic,  against  the  invasion  of  S.  Lon 
don,  [1798J.  8°.  (W62) 

—  GORRES,  J.  von.    Die  Moral    aus  den   VorgHngen    in 

der  Schweiziiber  Kirchenfreiheit  in  besonderer 
Bezeihung  auf  die  Schweiz,  [1845].  (In  his  Ge- 
gammelte  Schriflen,  v.  6.  I860.) 

—  DUVERGIEK  DE  HAtRANNE,  P.     La  Suispo  et  la  revi 

sion  de  sa  constitution.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes, 
av.  1873.) 

Prisons. 

—  CUNNINGHAM,  F.  Les"  prisons  de  la  Suisse ; 
description  des  prisons  ameliorees,  par  T.  F. 
Buxton.  Geneve,  1820.  8°. 

Railroads. 

—  BONNET,  — .    Les  chemins  de  fer  et  les  douanes  en 

Suisse.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars  1852.) 

Rural  economy . 

—  LAVELEYE,  E.  de.     L'economic  rnrale  de  la  Suisse. 

(In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  av.  1863.) 

Social  life. 

—  BlTZll'8,  A.    Erzahlungen  und  Bilder  aus  dem  Volks- 

leben  der  Schweiz.  (In  his  Gesammelte  Schrit'ten, 
v.  7,  8.  1861.) 

See  also  Zschokke,  J.  II.  D.    (Addrich  im  Moos). 

Statistics. 

—  FRANSCINI,  S.      Statistik  der  Schweitz  ;    nach 

der  2en  Ausg.  aus  dem  ital.  libers,  rait  An- 
merkungen.     Bern,  1848.  2  v.  8°. 
Nachtrag.     Bern,  1851.  8°. 

—  PICOT,  J.     Statistique  de  la  Suisse.      Geneva, 

Paris,  1830.  12". 

Swolla.    MAP.    Amst.,  [17—].    (E  60) 
Sword    and   buckler;  by  W.  Bas.  1602.     (In  Collier,  J.  P. 

Illust.  of  early  Eng.  lit.,  v.  2.  1864.) 
Sword  and  gown;    [by  G.  A.  Lawrence].     Boston, 

1859.  12°. 

—  Same.    (In  Fraser's  mag  ,  v.  59-60.  1859.) 
Swords.     MAREY,  G.  S.     Memoir  on  swords,  etc. ; 

tr.  from  the  French  by  II.  H.  Maxwell ;  added, 
Notes  and  engravings.  London,  Weale, 

1860.  12°. 

Hee  aloo  Fencing. 


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Sy,  Alexjxndre  Cesar  Annibal,  inarq.  de.    WEYER,  S.  van 

de.     (In  his  Choix  d'opusc.,  v.  11.  1803.) 
Sybaris  and  other  homes ;   by  E.  E.  Hale.   Boston, 

1869.  16°. 

Sybel.     See  ulno  Sibel. 
Sybel,  Heinrich  Karl  Ludolf  von.     Geschichte  der 

Revolutionzeit,  1789-1800.  Diisseldorf,  1853- 

79.  5  v.  8°. 

—  Eng.     History  of  the  French  Revolution ;  tr. 

from  the  3d  ed.  by  W.  C.  Perry.  London, 
1867.  4  v.  8°. 

—  Geschichte  des  ersten  Kreu/zugs.     DQsseldorf, 

1841.   8". 

Eng.     History  and  literature  of  the  crusades; 

ed. by  Lady  Duff-Gordon.    London,  1861.  8°. 

Kleine  historische  Schriften.    Miinchen,  1863- 

69.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Vol.  1.  Politisches  und  sociales  Verhaltcn 
der  ersten  Christen.  —  Die  Deutschen  bei  ihrem  Eintritt 
in  die  Geschichte.  —  Prinz  Eugen  von  Savoyen.—  Kath 
arine  n.  von  Russland.  —  Graf  Joseph  de  Malstre. — 
Die  Erhebung  Europa's  gcgen  Napoleon  I.  —  Ueber  den 
Stand  der  neuern  deutschcn  GeBCQlchtschrefbung. —  Die 
chrirtHch-germanisebe  Staatlehre.  —  Ueber  den  zwelten 
Kreuzzug.  —  Burke  und  Irland.  —  Ueber  die  Entwick- 
lung  der  absoluten  Monarchic  in  Preussen.  2.  Aus 
der  Gesch.  der  KreuzzUge.  —  Deutschland  und  Dane- 
mark  im  13.  Jabrh.  —  Briefe  der  Konigin  Marie  An 
toinette.  —  Kaiser  Leopold  11.  —  Oesterreich  und  Prt-us- 
een  im  Kevolutionskriegc.  —  Preussen  und  Kheinland. 
—  GrUndung  der  Universitat  Bonn. 

Graf  Joseph  de  Maistre.   (In  Historische  Zeitschrift,  v. 

1.  1859.)  Kaiser  Leopold  II.  gegen  Ernst  Herman. 
(In  v.  10.)  —  Deutschland  und  Danemark  im  drei- 
zehnten  Jahrhundert.  (In  v.  12.)  —  Briefweehsel 
der  Kbnigin  Maria  Antoinette.  (In  v.  13.)  —  Die 
Brief  der  Konigin  Marie  Antoinette.  (In  \.  14.) 

—  Oesterreich    und   Preussen  im  Kevolutionskrieg. 

—  Drei   Bonner  Historiker.      (In  v.   15.)—   Polens 
Untergang   und    der   Kevolutionskrieg.      (In  v.  '23. 

La  pi-usse  et  la  nouvclle  Allemagne.    (In  Revue  d.  D. 

Mondes,  sept.  1866.) 

See  alxo  Historische  Zeitschrift. 

Sybil,  The;  or,  The  elder  Brutus;  a  tragedy  by  R.  Cum 
berland.  (In  his  Posthumous  dramatic  works,  v.  1. 
1813.) 

Sybil,  or,  The  nations;  by  B.  D'Israeli.  Phila., 
1845.  8°. 

Same,     t.p.tc.   8°. 

Same.    (In  his  Novels  and  tales,  v.  2.  1866.) 

Sybil's   second  love;    by  J.  Kavanagh.      London, 

1867.  3v.  8°. 
Sybils.     See  Sibyls. 

Sydenham,  Charles,  Ld.    See  Thomson,  C.  E.  P. 
Sydenham,    Thomas.       Opera   universa.     Ed.    3a. 

Londini,  1705.  8°. 

Contents.  Obs.  ined.  circa  morborum  acntorum  histo- 
riam  et  curationem.  —  Epistolifi  responsoriae  duae.  1., 
de  moibis  epidemicis,  1675-80  ad  U.  Brady;  2.  de  luis 
venereae  historia  et  curatione,  ad  H.  Paman.  —  Diss. 
epist.  ad  G.  Cole  do  observationibus  nuperis  circa  cura 
tionem  variolarnm  confluentium;  nee  non  de  affectione 
hysterica.  —  DC  podagra  et  hydrope.  —  Schednla  moni- 
toria  dc  novse  fibrin  ingressu.  —  De  fibre  putrida  variolis 
confluentibus  superveniente.  —  De  mictu  sanguineo  a 
calculo  renibus  impacto. 

Opera  meclica.  Ed.  noviss.  variorum  medicorum 

obs.  illustrata.  Genevsc,  1723.  2v.  4°. 
Contents.  Obs.  med.  circa  morborum  acutorum  his- 
toriam  et  curationem.  —  Sydenham,  T.  Epistola  re- 
sponsoria  de  morbis  epidemicis,  1675-80,  ad  11.  Brady.  — 
Bamazzini,  B.  Diss.  tres  de  constitutionibus,  1090-94, 
in  Mutinensi  civitate  ft  illius  ditione.  —  Schroek,  L. 
Historia  constitut.  epidemics  Augustanse,  1095-1717. 

Valentin,   M.   B.      Constitutio   epidemica  Hassiaca, 

1693-95.  —  Harder,  J.  J.  Constitutio  epidemica  Basileen- 
BIS,  1695,  98-1701.  —  Garhlieb  von  der  Muehlen,  G.  C. 
Constitutio  epidemica Berolinensis,  1695-1704. —  Behrens, 
C.  B.  Constitutio  epidemica  Hildesu>nsis,  ]695-96.  — 
Camerarius,  It.  J.  Constitutio  epidemica  Tubingensla, 
16U9-1702.  —  Stegmann,  A.  Constitutio  epidemica 
Mansfeldiaca,  1697,  98.  —  Constitutio  epidemica  Vratis- 
leviensll,  1699-1701.  —  Sydenham,  T.  Epistola  respon- 
saria  de  luis  venereee  historia  et  curatione  ad  H.  Pa 


man.  —  Harris,  G.  De  lue  venerea,  ejusquc  origine, 
natura,  et  curatione.  —  Sydenham,  T.  Diss.  cpistola- 
ris  ad  G.  Cole  de  obs.  nuperis  circa  curationem  variola- 
rum  conlluentium ;  ncc  non  de  affectione  hysterica. — 
Ramazzini,  B.  De  contagiosa  epidemia,  qua;  in  Pata- 
vino  agro  et  tola  fere  Veneta  ditione  in  l>ovcs  irrepsit.  — 
Sydenham,  T.  Traetatus  de  podagra  et  hydrope;  — 
Bchedula  monitorla  de  novae  febris  ingressu. -^  Hamil 
ton,  D.  DC  febre  miliari,  sou  vesicular! ;  acr.  febris 
miliaris  historiarum  fasciculus.  —  Sydenham,  T.  De 
febre  putr.da  variolis  conflucntibus  supervenient* :  — 
De  mictu  sanguineo  a  calculo  renibus  impacto.  —  Dre- 
lincourt,  C.  De  calculo  renum  et  vesicae.  —  Lister, 
M.  Dissertatio  medicinalis  de  calculo  humano.  —  Syd 
enham,  T.  Processus  integri  in  morbis  fere  omnibus  cu- 
randis,  una  cum  graphica  symptomatum  delineatione, 
et  tractatulo  de  plithisi  mine  primum  edito.  —  Leigh,  C. 
Phthisiologia  Lancastriensis.  —  Anhoin  von  Hartwyss, 
S.  S.  Constitutio  epidemica  Sangallensis,  1697.  —  Rager, 
C.  Constitutio  epidemii-a  Posoniensis,  lti95-U7.  —  Schel- 
hamer,  G.  C.  Constitutio  epidemica  Holsatiea,  1706. 

—  Gerbezius,   M.      Constitutio   epidemica   Labaccnsis, 
1709-17.   —  Hoyer,  J.  G.     Constitutio   epidemica  Mul- 
husina,   1700.  —   Baierus,   J.   G.      De  frigore   hyemali 
1709.  —  Ramazzini,   B.      De  frigore  hyemali  1709.  — 
Gensel,  J.  A.    Constitutio  epidemica  inferioris  Htinga- 
rias,  1711-13.  —  Lanzoni,  J.      Constitutione  epidemica 
Ferrariensis,   1715-17.  —  Musgrave,    G.      De  arthritide 
symptomatica ;  —  De  arthritide  anomala,  sive  inteina. 

—  Opera  omnia  ;  ed.  G.  A.  Greenhill.     Ed.  alteia. 

Londini,  1846.  8".      (Sydenhnm  Soc.) 
Contents.    VitaT.  Sydenbam  conscripta  a  C.  G.  Kuhn. 

—  Historia  lit.  ex  A.  de  Haller  Bibl.  medic,  pract.,  v.  3. 

—  Obs.  med.  circa   morborum  acutorum   hist,  et   cura 
tionem.  —  Epistolae  responsoriae  duae:  1.  DC  morbis  epi 
demicis,  1076-80,  ad  II.  Brady;    2.     De  luis  vencrese  his 
toria  et  curatione,  ad  H.  Paman.  —  Diss.  eplstolaris   ad 
G.   Cole,   de  observationibus  nuperis   circa  curationem 
variolarum  coniluentiimi ;  nee  non  de  affectione  hyster 
ica.  —  De   podagra  et  hydrope.  —  Schedula  inonitoria 
de  novae  febris  ingressu.  —  De  febre  putrida  variolis  con 
fluentibus  superveniente. — DC  mictu  sanguineo  a  calculo 
renibus  impacto.  —  Processus  integri  in  morbis  fere  om 
nibus  curandis;  nee  non  de  phthisi. 

—  Eng.     Whole  works,     llth  ed.,  corrected  from 

the  original  Latin  by  J.  Pechey.  London, 
1740.  8°. 

—  Same.     To  which  are  subjoined  notes  from  the 

most  eminent  medical  writers,  with  annota 
tions  by  G.  Wallis.     London,  1788.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.  Vol.  1.     Life  of  S.  —  On  diseases.  —  Epistle 
of  K.  Brady.  —  S.'s  answer  to  B.    2.     Epistle  of  II.  Pay- 
man.  —  S.'s  answer   to   H.  P.  —  Epistle  of  W.  Cole.  — 
Epistle  from  S.  to   W.  C.  —   Treatise   of  the   gout  and 
dropsy.  —  Schedula  monitoria.  —  Processus  integri. 

—  Same.       With  notes  to  accommodate  them  to 

the  climate  and  diseases  of  the  United  (States, 
by  B.  Hush.  Phila.,  1809.  8°. 

—  Same.     Tr.  from  the  Latin  ed.  of  Dr.  Green- 

hill  ;  with  a  life  of  the  author  by  11.  G. 
Latham.  London,  1848-50.  2  v.  8".  (Syd 
enham  Soc.) 

Contents.  Vol.1.  Life  of  Sydenham.  —  Medical  ob 
servations  cone,  the  history  and  cure  of  acute  diseases. 
2.  Epidemic  diseases.  —  Venereal  disease.  —  Epistolary 
dissertation.  —  Treatise  on  gout  and  dropsy.  —  (jchedula 
monitoria.  —  Processus  integri. 

—  Anecdota  Sydenhamiana ;    medical  notes   and 

observations.  2d  ed.  Oxford,  1847.  18°. 
Contents.  De  phthisi.  —  De  paroxysmo  nephritico.  — 
De  apoplexia.  —  "De  abortu.  —  De  mania.  —  De  ambus - 
tig.  _  De  arthritide.  —  De  colica  hypochondriacs.  —  De 
partu  dillicili,  et  aliis  ad  partum  altineutibus.  —  De  con- 
tusionibus.  —  De  pleuritidc.  —  De  asthmate.  —  De  par- 
alysi.  _  DC  crapula.  —  De  haemorrhoidibus  apertis  et 
ca?ejs.  —  DC  hydrope.  —  De  mensium  fluxu  immodico  et 
mcnsibus  cum  dolore  fluentibus.  —  De  mensium  suppres- 
sione.  —  De  variolis  eonfluentibus.  —  De  metbodo  me- 
dendi  morbos  per  accubitum  juuioris.  —  De  epilepsia 
puerorum.  —  Tinctura  alexipharmica. 

—  BKOWN,  J.    Locke,   Sydenham,  and  A.  Brown.    (In 

kin  Horse  subseciva.  1850.) 

—  JOHNSON,  S.    (In  hi*  Works,  v.  12.  1806.) 

—  MALDEN,  H.     (In  hi*  Disting.  men  of  modern  times, 

v.  2.  1838;  v.  38  of  Lib.  ent.  knl.) 

—  NICEKON,  J.   P.      (In    his    Mem.,   v.  16.  1731;    and, 

Germ.,  v.  12.  1755.) 


SYDENHAM 


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SYMBOLS 


Sydenham  Society.     Publications.    London, 1844- 

57.  41  v.  8"  and  f°. 

Nuniely.  1844.  Erichsen,  J.  E.  Observations  on 
aneurism;  sel.  fr.  principal  writers.  —  Hecker,  J.  F.  O. 
Epidemics  of  the  Middle  Ages;  tr.  by  H.  G.  Babington. 

—  Louis,   P.  C.  A.     Researches  on   phthisis,  tr.  by  \V. 
II.  U'alshe. —  Paulus  *£yinttu.    Seven   books;  tr.  by 

F.  Adams.    3  v.   1845-46.     Simon,  J.  F.    Animal  chem 
istry;  tr.  by  G.   E.  Day.     2  v.      1845.    Haase,  C.  E. 
Anatomical    descrip.   of  diseases  of  the   organs  of  cir 
culation  and  respiration.     1846.     Hewson,  \V.     Works; 
ed.  by  G.   Gulliver.  —  Sydenham,   T.     Opera  omuia. 
1847.       Dupuytren,  G.      Injuries   and  diseases  of   the 
bones;  tr.  by  F.  G.  L.  Clark.  —  Feuchtersleben,  E.  v. 
Principles   of   med.   psychology;    tr.   by  H.   E.   Lloyd. 

—  Harvey,   W.     Works;  tr.  with  life  by  R.Willis.— 

—  Schwann,  T.     Microscopic   researches   into   the   ac 
cordance  of    the    structure  of   man   and    plants.   1848. 
Paris.    Academie  des   Chirurgiens.     Surgical  diseases 
of  head   and   neck;    tr.  and   td.   by   Ottley. — Rhazea. 
On   small-pox   and  measles;  tr.  by  W.  A.  Greenhill.  — 
Sydenham,  T.      Works;   tr.  by  It.  G.    Latham.      2  v. 
1849-54.      Rokitansky,    C.      Manual     of     pathological 
anatomy.     4  v.     1849.      Hippocrates.  Genuine    works; 
tr.  by  T.  Adams.     2  v.  —  Churchill,  F.     Essays  on  pu 
erperal  fever  and  other  diseases  peculiar  to  women;  se 
lected  from  Brit,  authors  [before]  18UO.     1851.     Hunter, 
W.     Anatomia  uteri  human!  gravidi,  tabulis  illustrata. 

—  Unzer,  J.  A.     Principles  of  physiology ;  with  Func 
tions  of  the  nervous   system,  by  G.  Prochaska.     1852. 
Thompson,    T.     Annals   of   influenza,    or   epidem.   ca- 
tarrhal  fever  in  Gr.  Brit.    1853-54.    Koelliker,  A.    Man 
ual  of  human  histology;  tr.  by  G.  Busk  and  T.  Huxley. 
1853.    Romberg,  M.  II.     Nervous  diseases  of  man;  tr. 
by  E.  H.  Sieveking.     2  v.    1854.     Dupuytren,  G.     Le 
sions  of  vascular  system,  etc. ;  tr.  by  F.  G.  L.  Clark.  — 
1855.      Oesterlen,   F.      Medical   logic;    tr.  and   ed.  by 

G.  Whitley.  —  Wedl,   C.      Pathological   histology ;  tr- 
by  G.  Busk.     1856.       Aretaeus.     Extant  works;  tr.  by 
F.  Adams.  —  Velpeau,  A.     Diseases  of  the  breast  and 
mammary   regions;  tr.   by   M.Henry.   1857.     Kirchen- 
meister,   F.     Parasites  of  the  human  body;   tr.  by  E. 
Lankester.     2  v. 

See  alto  New  Sydenham  Society  (p.  2116). 
Sydney.     iVc  Sidney. 
Syer,  John.      Management  of   infants.      London, 

1812.   8". 
Sykes,  Arthur  Ashley.     Enquiry  how  far  Papists 

ought  to  be  treated  here  as  good  subjects.     London, 

174ti.  4°.     (B  580) 

-  Enquiry  into    the  meaning  of  the  demoniacks  in   the 

New  Testament,     t.p.w.  London,  1737.  8°.     (E  122) 

-  Enquiry  when  the  resurrection  of  the  body  was  first 

inserted  into  the  public  creeds.  London,  1757.  8° 
(B  576) 

-  Essay  on  the  truth  of  the  Christian  religion ; 

occasioned  by  the  discourse  of  the  'Grounds' 
and  reasons  of  the  Christian  religion.  Lon 
don,  1725.  8°. 

—  Further    enquiry    into    the   meaning  of   demoniacks. 

London,  1737.  8°.    (E  122) 

—  Innocency  of   error  uoserted  and  vindicated.    3d  cd. 

London,  1721).  8°.    (B  580) 

-  Same.     (In  Sparks,  J.     Col.  of  essays,  v.  4.  1824.) 

-  Letter   to   the   Earl   of   Nottingham.     (Jn   Baron,    R. 

Pillars  of  priestcraft.  1763.) 

—  2d  letter  to  Sherlock;  reply  to  his  Answer;  added,  a 

postscript  by  the  Bp.  of  Bangor  [B.  Hoadleyl. 
London,  1712.  8".  (B  32) 

—  Reasonableness  of  mending  and   executing  the   laws 

against  the  Papists.     London,  1746.  8°.    (B  580) 

-  True  foundations  of  natural  and  revealed  re 

ligion  asserted;  reply  to  [D.  Waterlandl. 
London,  1730.  8°. 

—  CHAPMAN,   J.      Phlegon  examined;  in  answer 

to  the  Dissertation  and  defence  of  Dr.  Sykes. 
Camb.,  1734.  8°. 

—  CHURCH,   T.     Essay   towards   vindicating  the  literal 

sense  of  the  demoniacks,  in  the  N.  Testament. 
London,  1737.  8°.  (E  122) 

Reply  to  the  'Furtherenquiry  into  the  meaning  of  the 

demoniacks'.     London,  1738.  8°.     (E  122) 

—  TWELLS,   L.     Answer  to  ;he  'Enquiry  into  the  mean 

ing  of  demoniacks'.     London,  1737.  8°.     (E  122) 

Answer  to  the  'Further  enquiry'.     London,  1738.  8°. 

(E  122) 

Sykes,   /tee.  James  N.     Why  I  am  a  Baptist.     (In  Pitts- 
Street  Chapel.     Lectures.  1858.) 
365.     (28.  12.  80.) 


Sykes,   .Sir  Mark  Musterman.     CATALOGUE  of  the 
library  of  S.,   sold  1824;  [with   ms.   prices 
and  names].     London,  [1824].  8°. 
Sylburg,   Fricdrich.     Katechesis   religionis   Chris 
tiana  qua!  in  ecclesiis  et  scholis  electoral!*  Palatina- 
tustraditur;  [Lat.  etl  a  F.  S.  Greece  conversa.     See 
Palatinate. 
—  Saracenica,    sive     Moamethica ;    Gr.    et    Lat. 

[Ileidelb.,]  1592.  8°. 

Content*.  Ismailiticae  sen  Moamethicw  scctan  prsecl- 
puorum  dogmatum  elenchus,  ex  Euthymii  Zigabeni 
Panoplia  dogmatica.  —  De  Saracenorum  prlnclpe  > 't 

Eienoopropheta Voametbe  historia;  incerti  auctoris.  — 
araceuorum  ad  Christianam  ecelesiam   sesr  augregan- 
tium   catechesis   et   Saracenismi  anatheinsiti/atio.  —  Kx 
Theophanis  ct  Anastasii  ecclesiastica  historia  de  Moa- 
methicae  secta;  primordiis  narratlo. 

Sylla.    PLUTARCIILS.    (In  hit  Vitse;  and,  Eng.,  Lives.) 
Sylphs  of  the  seasons;  with  other  poems.     See  Allaton,  W. 
Sylva;  'familiar    letters    upon    occasional    subjects.      See 

Parker,  S. 

Sylvan,  pseud.  Confidential  communications. 
Pts.  1,  2.  Providence,  1815.  2  v.  8°. 

—  Same,  pt.  1.     Hartford,  1814.  8°.    (B  814) 

—  Same,    n.p.,  1815.  8°.    (B  830) 

—  A  crude  picture  of  latter  ages,    n.p.,  1817.  8".    (B1017) 

—  Formula  of  prescriptions.     Prov.,  1812.  8°. 
•-    Another  copy.     (B  814) 

Sylvan  Holt's  daughter;  by  Holme  Lee  [H.  Parr]. 
London,  1858.  3  v.  8°. 

Sylvan  sketches ;  companion  to  the  park  and  shrub 
bery.  London,  1825.  8°. 

Sylvandire;  par  A.  Dumas  [A.  Maquetj.  Nouv. 
ed.  Paris,  1861.  18°. 

Sylvanus  or  Sylvain,  Alexander.  See  Busche,  A.  van 
den. 

Sylvanus,  pseud.  Rambles  in  Sweden  and  Gott- 
land ;  with  etchings  by  the  wayside.  Lon 
don,  1847.  8°. 

Sylvester  n.  [Gerbert,  of  Aurillac],  Pope.  Acta  con- 
cilii  Causeiensis,  955.  —  Acta  concihi  Mosomensis, 
995.  —  Acta  concilii  Remensis  ad  S.  Basolum,  991. 
(fn  Pertz,  G.  Mon.  Germ.,  Scr.,  v.  3.  1*39.) 

Sylvester,  Brinley,  Funeral  sermon  on.  1752.  See  Throop, 
W.  (B69) 

Sylvester,  Charles.  Philosophy  of  domestic  econ 
omy  ;  the  arrangements  of  the  Derbyshire 
general  infirmary.  Nottingham,  1819.  4°. 

Sylvester,  Joshua.  Index  of  the  hardest  words  [in]  'Di 
vine  werkes'.  —  Hymn  of  Almes;  or,  The  beggar's 
bell.  —  Simile  non  est  idem;  all  is  not  gold  thnt 
glisters.  —  Tobacco  battered,  and  the  pipes  shat 
tered.  —  Laeryrnaj  lacrymorum  ;  teares  for  the  death 
of  Henri,  Prince  of  Wales.  —  Elegiac  epistle,  de 
cease  of  Sir  \V.  Sidney.  —  Funeral  elegie  upon  Dr. 
Hill's  wife.  —  Briefe  catechisme.  —  Spectacles.  — 
Mottoes.  —  The  wood-man's  bear.  —  A  holy  prepa 
ration  to  a  joyful  I  resurrection.  —  The  mysterie  of 
mysteries.  —  Posthumi;  or,  Sylvester's  remains; 
cont.  sonnets,  epistles,  et<\  (fn  "Saluste  du  Bartas, 
G.  de.  Divine  weekes.  1633?) 

—  Stanzas    from    'All   is    not    gold    that   glitters'.     (In 

Campbell,  T.    Brit,  poets,  v.  2.  1819.) 
Sylvester  Dagger  wood;  by  G.  Colman,  Jr.    (In  hit  Dram. 

works,  v.  1.   1823.) 
Sylvestre  de  Sacy,  Antoine  Isaac.     See  Silvestre  de  Sacy, 

A.  I. 
Sylvestris,  pxfxd.     Reflections  on  the  cession  of  Louisiana 

to  the  U.  S.     Wash.,  1803.  8°.     (B  623) 
Sylvia's  lovers  ;  by  Mrs.  Gaskell.    Lpz.,  Tauchnitz, 

1863.  2  v.  12°. 

Sylvio  Piccolomini,  Knea.     See  Pius  II. 
Sylvius,  Jacobus.     See  Dubois,  J. 
Symbol,  The,  and  odd  fellow's  magazine.    Vol.  1-3  ; 

Feb.  1,  1843  -  Dec.  16,  1844.     Boston,  1843- 

44.  3  v.  S°. 

Symboleography.     Set  West,  W. 
Symbolism.     See  Creeds. 
Symbols.     BOCDAHD,    J.    B.      Iconologie   tiree   de 

divers  auteurs.     Parme,  1759.  3  v.  f". 

—  RIPA,  C.     Iconologia,   accresc.   d'imagini  e  di 

annot.    da   C.    Orlandi.      Perugia,  1764-67. 
5  v.  4°. 


SYMBOLS 


2906 


SYMPOSIUS 


—  GODARD  SAINT  JEAN,  L.,  I' abbe.      Essai  sur  le 

symbolisme  architectural  des  eglises.  Caen, 
1847.  8°. 

—  THOMSON,    J.   II.      Symbols   of    Christendom. 

London,  1867.  16°." 

—  Dictionary.     WEMYSS,  T.      Symbol  dictionary.    (In 

Jenks,    "W.     Comprehensive   commentary,  Suppl. 

1836.) 

See  also  Emblems  ;  —  Iconography. 
Syme.    See  also  Sime. 
Syme,  James.     Diseases  of  the  rectum.  (In  Dung- 

lison,  R.     Medical   and  surgical  monographs,  v.  2. 

1839.) 

—  Observations  in  clinical  surgery.  2d  ed.  Edin., 

1862.   8°. 

-  Principles  of  surgery.  5th  ed.  Lond.,  1862.  8°. 
Symeon  metaphrastes  or  logotheta  or  magixter.    Annales. 
(In  Byzantinaehist.,  v.  16.  1729:  —  and  in  Niebuhr. 
Byzant.  hist,  script.,  v.  33.  1838.) 

—  Vita  Athanasii.     (In    Athanasius.     Opera,  v.  2.  1627.) 

—  Vita   H.    Johannis   Elecmosynarii.      (In  Acta  sanct., 

v.  3.  1863.)  — Vita  S.  Jgnatii  Theophori.  (In  v.  4. 
1863.) 

Symeon  xtylites,  St.,  /L  468.  ANTONIUS,  St.  La  vie  de  S. 
Simeon  Stilite.  (In  Arnauld,  d'Andilly,  R.  Vies 
des  saints,  v.  1.  1716.) 

—  AUTONIUS.     VitaS.  —  [ALI.U  vita?.]     (In  Acta  sanct., 

v.  1.  1863.) 
Symeon  styliten,   St.,  the   younger,   <l.  596.      XICEPHORUS 

AntiochiuE.     (In  Acta  sanct.,  v.  18.  1866.) 
Symeon  or  Simeon  Seth.      De  alimentorum  facul- 

tatibus ;    [Gr.]  et    Lat.  vers.  donatum  a  M. 

Bogdano.     Lut.,  Par.,  1658.  16°. 

—  L'imprese  heroiche  et  morali.     (In  Giovio,  P.     Dial. 

dell'  impresse.  1574.) 
Symes.     See  al*o  Simes  ;  —  Simmes  ;  —  Simms;  —  Sims  ; 

—  Symmes. 
Symes,  Michael.     Account  of  an  embassy  to   the 

kingdom  of  Ava,   1795.      London,   1800.  4°. 

—  Same.      Edin.,    1827.    2  v.    8°.     (Constable's 

miscel.,  v.  8,  9.) 

-  Same,    (hi  Pinkerton,  J.    Col.  of  voy.,  v.  9.  1811.) 
Symington,    Andrew   Jackson.      The  beautiful  in 

nature,  art,  and  life.     London,  1857.  2  v.  8°. 
Contents.    Introductory.  —  Philosophy  of  the  beauti 
ful. —  The  beautiful  in  nature.  —  The  beautiful  in  art. 
2.    The  beautiful  in  art :  music.  —  Conclusion.  —  The 
beautiful  in  life. 

Symmachus,    Quintus    Aurelius.     Octo  orationum 
ined.  partes ;  invenit  notisque  declaravit  A. 
Maius.     Mediolani,  1815.  8°. 
Contents.    Editoris  proefatio.  —  Laudes  in  Valentinia- 
num  seniorem  Augustum  I.  —  Laudes  in  Valentinianum 
seniorem  Augustum  H.  —  Laudes  in  Gratianum  Angus- 
turn.  —  Laudes  in  patres.  —  Oratio  pro  patre.  —  Oratlo 
pro  Trygetio.  —  Oratio  pro  Synesio.  —  Oratio  pro  Se- 
vero.  —  Laudationis  nt  videtuf  fragmentum.  —  Pliniani 
Panegyric!  variae  aliquot  lectiones. 

—  Carmina.    (In  Lemaire.    Poet,  min.,  v.  4.  1825.   Bibl. 

class.  Lat.) 

Symmes.  See  Simes ;  —  Simmes  ;  —  Simms  ;  —  Sims  ;  — 
Symes. 

Symmes,  John  Cloves,  ft.  1742,  d.  1814.  U.  S.  Uh  Cong,  "id 
sess.  Report  of  the  committee  on  a  report  of  the 
Attorney  Gen.  rel.  to  the  contract  between  the  U.  S. 
and  J.  C.  Symmes.  [Wash.,  1797.]  8°.  (W  65) 

Symmes,  Capt.  John  Cleves,  b.  about  1780,  d.  1829. 
MITCHELL,  A.  Treatise  on  natural  philosophy,  in 
vindication  of  Symincs's  theory  of  the  enrth  being  a 
hollow  sphere.  Eaton,  1826.  12°.  (C  174) 

—  SEAHORN,    A.      Sym/onia ;  a  voyage   of  disc. 

[ridiculing  S.'s  theory  that  the  earth  is  hol 
low,  habitable  within,  and  widely  open  about 
the  poles].  N.  Y.,  1820.  12°. 

Symmes,  Thomas.  Discourse  cone,  prejudice  in 
matters  of  religion.  Boston,  1722.  8°.  (CIS) 

—  Good  soldiers  described  and  animated  ;  sermon  [artil 

lery  election].     Boston,  1720.  8".    (B  63,  308) 

-  Historical  mem.  of  the  late  right  at  Pigsnvacket ;  with 

a  sermon  occasioned  by  the  fall  of  Capt.  J.  Love- 
well,  etc.  2d  ed.  Boston,  1725.  8°.  (C  5) 

—  Same,     (hi  Kidder,  K.   Expeditions  of  Capt.  J.  Love. 

well,  ttc.  1865.) 


-  Same,  icithout  the  sermon.  Original  account 
of  Capt.  J.  Lovewell's  'great  fight'  with  the 
Indians,  at  Pequawket,  May  1725.  New  ed. 
with  notes,  by  N.  Bouton.  Concord,  N.  IT., 
1861.  4°. 

—  Ordination  sermon,  Maiden,  Oct.  31,  1721,  [of]  J.  Em 

erson.     Boston,  1722.  8°.    (B  167) 

—  The  people's  interest  [to  support  preachers].     Boston, 

1724.  8°.     (C  5) 

—  Reasonableness  of  regular  singing.    Boston,  1720.  16°. 

,  (D  16)   . 

—  Utile  dulci  ;  or,  a  joco-scrions  dialogue  cone,  regular 

singing.    Boston,  1723.  12°.    (C  50) 

—  BRIKF   memorative   account  of  S.      Boston,  1726.  8°. 

(C34) 

-  PARTICULAR  account  of  S.;  added,  his  advice  to  his 

children,^-.     Boston,  1726.  8°.     (C  40) 

-  funeral  sermon  on.  1726.     See  Brown,  J.     (B  244,  C 

34) 

Symmes,  \Vm.  Duty  of  singing  praises  unto  Gorl;  dis 
course,  Andover,  April  6.  Danvers,  1779.  12". 
(C  22) 

—  Election]    sermon,  in  Mnss.,  May  25.     Boston,   [1785]. 

8°.     (B  49,  182,  186,  204) 

—  Oration  [masonic],  anniv.  festival  of  St.  John  the  Bap 

tist.     Portland,  5796.  4°.    (A  38) 

—  Thanksgiving]   sermon,  Dec.  1,  1768.     Salem,  1769.  8°. 

(B  146) 

—  HAZEN,  N.  W.     Memorial  discourse  on  W.  Symmes. 

(In  Essex  Inst.     Hist,  col.,  v.  4.  1862.) 
Symmons.     Se?  alxo  Simmonds  ;  —  Simmons;  —  Simonds; 

—  Simons  ;  —  Symmonds  ;  —  Symonds  ;  —  Symons. 
Symmons,  Charles.     The  consequence  of  the   character   of 

the   individual,    etc.  ;  sermon,  Cnrmarthan,  Oct.  10, 
1790.     London,  [179-].  8°.     (B  1858) 

-  Life   of   Milton.     (Vol.  7  of  Milton,  J.     Prose  works. 

1806.) 

Symmons,  Edward.     Vindication  of  King  Charles  ; 

parallel  between  the  sufferings  of  our  Saviour 

and  our  Sovereign,     n.p.,  1648.  4°. 
Symmons,  J.    Reform  without  innovation  ;  cursory  thoughts 

on  the  only  practicable  reform  of  Parl.      (In  Pam 

phleteer,  1817;  v.  9  of  B  838) 
Symon.     Symon's  lesson  of  wysedome  for  all  maner  chyl- 

dryn.    (In  Furnivall,  V.  J.    The  babees  book.  1868.) 
Symonds,    Arthur.      Recordation   of   the   law.      (Jn    Nat. 

Asaoc.   Prom.   Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,   1857.)  —  Legisla 

tive  arguments  of  a  ministry  of  justice.     (In   1858.) 

—  Recordation  in  law  and  social  science.     (In  1859.) 

—  Recordation.     (In  1860.)  —  Appropriate  and  ade 
quate  constitution  of  judicial  tribunals.     (In   1861.) 

Symonds,  John.  Observations  on  revising  the  Eng. 
version  of  the  Gospels.  Camb.,  1789.  4". 

—  Observations  on  revising  the  Eng.  version  of  the 

Epistles.     Camb.  ,1794.  4°. 
Symonds,  John   Addington.     Address  on  health.  —  What 

legislative  measures  might  be  proposed  to  deal  with 

cases   of    uncontrollable   drunkenness?      (In    Nat. 

Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.     Trans.,  1869.) 
Symonds,  Richard.     Diary  of  marches  of  the  toy. 

army  during  the  great  civil  war  ;  ed.  by  C.  E. 

Long.      London,  1859.  4°.      (Camden    Soc., 

v.  74.) 
Symonds,  Sir  Wm.    SHARP,  J.  A.    Memoirs  of  the 

life  and  services  of  R.     London,  1858.  8". 
Symonds  family.     APPLETON,  W.  S.     (In  his  Ancestry   of 

P.  Baker.  1870.) 
Symons,  Rev.  Hart.     ROGERS,  J.     Remarks  on  censures  of 

the  authorized  version  of  the  Scriptures,  by  II.  Sy 

mons.     London,  1822.     24°.    (D  13) 
Symons,  Rev.  Jelinger.    Letters  of  consolation  and 

advice.     London,  1825.  12°. 
Symons,  Jelinger  Cookson.     Outlines    of   popular 

economy.     London,  1840.  4°. 

—  Crime   and    densily   of  population.     (In   Nat.  Assoc. 

Prom.  Soc.  Sci.'    Trans.,  1857.)  —  District  and   in 
dustrial  schools.     (In  1858.) 

Sympathy  (in  med/chi?).  REGA,  H.  J.  Tractattis  medi- 
cus  de  syrnpathia.  Fruncofurti,  Lipeia1,  1762.  8°. 


-   "VVATF,T?iir>r«E.  B      D'ssertriMo  mcdica  de  syrnpathia. 

Lugd.  Bat.,  1780.  4°.    (A  6) 

Sympathy;  a  poem.     See  Pratt,  S.  J.     ("W  51) 
Sympathy,  Offering  of.     See,  Parkman,  F. 
Symposius,  Csclius  Firmiauus.     See  Fiimianus  Symposiua, 

Caelius. 


SYMPSON 


2907 


SYRIA 


Sympson,  Joseph.  Science  revived  ;  or,  The  vision 
of  Alfred.  London,  1802.  4°. 

Symptoms.     BUCHAX,   A.   P.      Symptomatology ; 
or,  The  art  of  detecting  disease ;   added,  ta 
bles  of  symptoms.     London,  1824.   12". 
-  BELL,  L.  V"    Direct  exploration.  —  H  AX  ALL,  U.  W. 
Direct  exploration.     (In  Mass.  Med.  Soc.     Lib.  of 
pract.  mecl.,  v.  7.  1836.) 
See  also  Pathology.. 

Symson.    See  also  Simpson ;  —  Simson  ;  —  Sympson. 

Symson,  Rev.  Andrew.  Lexicon  Anglo-Grreco- 
Latinum  Nov.  Test.  London,  1658.  f°. 

—  Complete  Christian  diet,  of  the  O.  and  N.  Testament. 

See  Wilson,  T. 
Symzonia,    a    voyage   of  discovery;    by  Cnpt.  A. 

Seaborn.    'N.  Y.,  1820.  8°. 

Syn    marnotrnwny ;   komedya,  przez  S.     Trembecki.     (In 
his   Poezye,   v.  2.  1836;    v.  25  of  Bobrowicz,  J.   N. 
Bib!.  klass.  I'olskich.) 
Synagogue.     See  Harvey,  C. 
Syncellus,  Georgius.     See  Georgius  Syncellui. 
Synesius  Cyrenteus.     Opera,  Gr.  et  Lat..  interpr.  D. 
Patavio ;     [cum    Nicephori    scholiis  et  notis 
Pctavii].     Lut.  et  Par.,  1631.  f°. 
Content*.      De  rcgno   ad   Arcadium   imperatorem.  — 
Dio  vel  de  ipsius  vitse  institute.  —  Calvitii  encomium.  — 
^Egyptni  give  de  providentia.  —  De  insomniis.  —  Episto- 
1«.  — Conciuneula  in  pervigilio  natalis  Domini.  —  Catas- 
tasis  in  qua  Pentnpolitana  oalamitas  denerlbitur.  —  Con- 
stitutio  sive  elogium  Anysii.  —  Sermo  de  dono  astrolabii 
ad   l'a?onium.  —  Hymnl. — Xicephori  Gregorse  commcn- 
tarius  in  librnm  Synesii  de  insomniis.  —  Notae  Dion.  Pe. 
tavii  ad  omni.-i  Syncsii  opera. 

-  Epistolne    Greece    cum    interp.     Lat.   F.  Porti. 

Parisiis,  1605.  8°. 

Synesius.  Kopp,  H.  (In  hi*  Beitr.  z.  Gesch.  d.Chem.  1869.) 
Synge,  Edward,  Archb.  of  Tuam.     Answer  to  pre 
tences  for  not  coming  to  communion.     Pliila.,  1813. 
12°.    (C198) 

-  True   churchman  set  in  a  just   and   clear  light.     (In 

Churchman  armed,  v.  2.  1814.) 

Synge,  Capt.  Millington  Henry.  Principles  of  penal  leg 
islation.  (In  Nat.  Assoc.  Prom.  Soc.  Sci.  Trans., 
1863.) 

Synge,  Richard.  Loyalty  to  King  George;  eight  sermons. 
London,  1720.  8°.  (B  134) 

Synods.    See.  alto  Duisburg;  —  Milan. 

Synodus  provincial!*,  1287.  Mediolani  hab.  ab  Ottone;  aec. 
Constitutioncs  Guifrudi  legati  apostolici.  (In  Mu- 
ratori,  L.  A.  Rer.  Ital.  scr.,  v.  8.  1725.) 

Synodus  provincialis  Pergami  habita  a  Castono,  1311.  (In 
Muratori,  L.  A.  Rer.  Ital.  script.,  v.9.  1726.) 

Synonyms.  HILL,  J.  Esfay  upon  the  utility  of  defining 
synonymous  terms  in  ail  languages.  (In  Roy.  Soc. 
of  Edin.  Trans.,  v.  3.  1794.) 

Synopsis  of  views  in  prophecy,  n.t.p.  FAndover,  1843.1  8° 
(B  1371) 

Synopsis.     See  also  Sunopsis. 

Syntipas.  Mvtfofoyucdf,  FK  TJJS  HepatKtfc  y7.urrr)^  fjs- 
Tofpao&tv.  ''Evfriijaiv  [Venice],  1804.  8°. 

Sypher,  Josiah  R.  History  of  the  Pennsylvania 
Reserve  Corps.  Lancaster,  1865.  8°. 

Syphilis.  ADAMS,  J.  [1795.]  (In  his  Morbid  poi 
sons.  1807.) 

-  ROLLO,    J.     Cases    of  diabetes   mellitus ;    with 

results  of  the  trial  of    acids  in  the  cure  of 
luesvenerea.  [1797.]     Lond.,  1806.  8°. 

—  SWEDIAUR,    F.   X.        1'raite   sur   les   maladies 

syphil.  [1798.]      4e  ed.      Paris,   1801.  2   v. 
(v.  1  w.).   8°. 

—  ABERNETHY,  J.      Disease  resembling  syphilis.     (In 

his  Surg.  observ.,  v.  1.  1804.) 

-  FOOT,  J.     Nature,  symptoms,  and  cure  of  lues 

venerea.  [1819.]  New  ed.  London,  1820.  8°. 

-  DEVERGIE,    M.   IS.       Clinique   de  la   maladie 

syphilitique.     Paris,  1826.  4°  and  Atlas. 

-  BACOT,  J.     Treatise  on  S.      London,  1829.  8". 

—  KEY,  C.  A.     Primary  syphilitic  cases.     (Jn  Guy's  Hos 

pital  reports,  Oct.  1839;  —  and  in  Dunglison,   R. 
Med.  and  surg.  mon.,  v.  3.  1840.) 

-  PAHKER,  L.     Modern   treatment  of   syphilitic 

diseases.     Phila.,  1840.  8°. 


—  WHITEHEAD,  J.  [1851.1    (In  his  Transmission,  etc. 

1857.) 

—  DIDAY,  P.     Syphilis  in  new  born  children,  etc. 

[1854];  tr.'by  G.  Whitley.  London,  1859. 
8°.  (New  Sydenham  Soc.) 

—  LEE,  H.    (In  Holmes,  T.    Syst.  of  surg.,  v.  1.  1860; 

—  and  in  Maraton,  J.  A.     Gonorrhoea.  1864.) 

—  LANCEREAUX,   E.      Treatise   on  syphilis,  hist. 

and  practical ;  tr.  by  G.  Whitley.  [1866.] 
London,  1868-69.  2"  v.  8°.  (New  Syden 
ham  Soc.,  v.  38,  41.) 

See  alto  Venereal  diseases. 

Syphon.  THEORY  of  the  8.  plainly  illustrated.  London, 
1781.  8°.  (B  899) 

Syr  Tryamoure.     See  Sir  Triamoure. 

Syracuse,  Italy.  AVOLIO.  F.  di  P.  Dissertazione 
sopra  la  necessity,  ed  utilita  di  ben  conservarsi 
gli  antichi  monument!  di  Siracusa.  Palermo, 
1806.  4°. 

—  AMiro,  A.  dl.     De  nrbis  Syracusarum  anliquo  archie- 

piscopatu  dissertatio.  —  BARONIO,  F.  e  Af.  Dis.-<-r- 
tationis  A.  de  Amico  de  antique  urbis  Svracusarum 
archiepiscopatu  .indicium.  —  PINO.  R.  Syracusanse 
ecclesise  episcopalis  notitia.  —  BONAXXI  E  COLOXNA, 
G.  Syracusarum  antiqiiarum  illustratarum  libri  2. 

—  .  MIKABELLA,   V.      Ichnographiae    Syracusarum 
antiq.  explieatio.     (In  Graevius.   Thes.  antin.  Sicil., 
v.  11.  1725.) 

-  MIRABELLA.  V.  Dichiara/ioni  della  pianta 
dell'antiche  Siracuse  e  d'alcune  scelte  me- 
daglie.  Napoli,  1613.  f°. 

Syria.  Antiquities. 

-  LANXOY,  G.  de.     Survey  of  Egypt  and  Syria,  1422. 

(In  Archseologia,  v.  21.  1827.) 

—  HITTER,  K.     Ueber  einige  verschiedenartige  charak- 

teristische  Denkmale  des  nordlichen  Syriens.  (In 
Berlin.  Ak.  d.  Wiss.  Abh.,  1854.) 

Botany. 

-  LA  BILI.ARDIERE,  J.  J.  H.  de.      Icones  plan- 

tarum  Syria?  rariorum ;  decades  v.  Lut. 
Parisiorum,  1791-1812.  opts.  4°. 

Commerce. 

—  GR.  BRIT.    Foreign  Office.   Report  on  the  com 

mercial   statistics    of  Syria  by  J.  Bowring. 
London,  1840.   f°. 
See  also  Levant. 

Description. 

—  PELAGIUS  Cambriennix.     Voyage  into  vEgypt  and  S 

390.  —  BALDWINS,    Alip.of  Cant, -rlmri/.'    Voy.  Into 
S.,?fc.,1190.  —  RiciiARDUs  Otmonirvi.  Voy,  intoS 
1190.  —  WALTER,  H.,  Sp.  of  Salinburt/.    Voy.  into 
8.  1100.  —  RICHARD,  Earl  of  OonuraB  and  otherit. 
Voy.  into   S.,  1240.   —  EDWARD,  Prince,  nonne  of 
Henry  in.    Voy.  into  S.  1270.  —  Ti  RNEHAM,  R 
Voy.  into  S.,  1270.     (In  Hakluyt,    R.     Col.,  v    •> 
1810.) 

—  VARTHEMA,  L.    Voyage  and  travels  in  Egypt,  Syria 

etc.,  [1503].     (In  Kerr,  R.     Col.  of  voy.,  v.  7.  !8->4  ) 

-  BACMGARTEN,    M.      Travels    in    Egypt.  Syria     etc 

[15071.  (hi  Churchill,  O.  and  J.  Col.  of  vov'' 
v.  1.  1744.) 

—  FlTCH,   R.     Voyage   by  S.    to   Siam,  ffr.,  1583-91    

ELDRED,  -T.  Voy.  to  Tripolis  in  Syria,  1583  '(In 
Hakluyt,  R.  Col.  of  voy.,  v.  2.  1810.) 

-  VERYARD,  E.     Account  of    divers   choice   re 

marks  taken  in  a  journey  through  the  Low 
Countries,  etc.,  with  a  desc.  of  the  coasts  of 
Palestine,  S.,  etc.,  [1686].  Exon..  1701.  f°. 

-  G.,   J.      Journey  from  Aleppo    to    Damascus, 

[1725] ;  with  an  ace.  of  Syria.  London" 
1736.  8°. 

-  POCOCKE,  R.  [1738.1     (In  his  Descr.  of  the  East,  v.  2. 

1745;  —  and  in  Pinkerton,  J.  Col.  of  vov  v  ']0 
1811.) 

-  VOLNEY,  C.  F.      Travels    through    Syria   and 

Egypt,  1783-85.  2d  ed.    Lond.,  1788.  2  v.  8°. 

-  CASSAS,  L.  F.     Voyage  pittoresque  de  la  Syrie 

etc.,  [1787-89.    'Paris,  1799.]  2  v.   f°. 


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-  BROWNE,  W.  G.   Travels  in  Africa,  Egypt,  and 

Syria,  1792-98.     London,  1799.  4U.  " 

-  SPII.SBURY,  F.  B.     Picturesque  scenery  in   the 

Holy  Land  and  Syria,  1799-1800.     London, 
1803.    f°. 

-  BURCKHARDT,  J.  L.     Travels  in  Syria  and  the 

Holy   Land,   [1810-16].      London,  1822.  4°. 

-  IRBY,  C.  L.,  and  MANGLES,  J.   Travels  in  Egypt 

Nubia,  Syria,  etc.,  1817-18.     London,  1823. 
8°. 

-  MADOX,  J.      Excursions   in    the    Holy    Land, 

Egypt,  Nubia,    and    Syria,  etc.,    [1821-26]. 
London,  1834.  2  v.  8°. 

-  LEVATI,   A.    II  costume  de  Siri.      (In  Ferrario,   G. 

Costume  ant.  et  mod.,  v.  3.  1829.) 

-  MONRO,  Rev.  V.      Summer   ramble   in  Syria, 

[1833].     London,  1835.  2  v.  8°. 

-  HUNTER,  W.  P.     Narrative  of  the  late  exped. 

to  Syria,  under  Sir  R.  Stopford,  [1840-41]. 
London,  1842.  2  v.  12°. 

-  NAPIER,   H.  D.  E.      Reminiscences  of  Syria, 

[1840-41].     London,  1843.  2  v.   12°. 

-  MODERN  Syrians  ;  or,  Native  society  in  Damas 

cus,  etc.,  1841-43 ;  by  an  Oriental  student. 
London,  1844.   12° 

-  SOUTHGATE,   H.     Visit   to  the  Syrian  church, 

[1841].     N.  Y.,  1844.  12°. 

-  VAN  DE  VELDE,  C.  W.  M.     Journey  through 

Syria  and  Palestine,    [1851-52].      London, 
1854.  2  v.  8°. 

-  BELGIOJOSO,  C.,  princesse  de.     Oriental  harems 

and  scenery,  [1852];  tr.     N.  Y.,   1862.  12°. 

-  CURTIS,    G.    W.      Howadji   in    Syria,   [1852]. 

N.  Y.,  1855.  12°. 

-  WORTABET,    G.   M.      Syria   and  the  Syrians, 

[1854-55].     London,  1856.  2  v.  12°. 

-  SCHICKLER,  F.     En  orient ;  souvenirs  de  voy 

age,  1858-61.     Paris,  1863.  18°. 

-  PORTER,  J.  L.      Handbook  for  travellers  in  S. 

and  Palestine.  Lond.,  Murray,  1858.  2  v.  12°. 

-  NOEL,  N.     Syrian  travels  and  Syrian  tribes.     (In  Gal- 

ton,  K.     Vacation  tourists.  1860.) 

-  SEGI;R,  L.  1'.  C.  A.,  comtf  de.     Une  caravan  franchise 

en  Syrie,  1860.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mai,  oct. 
1861.) 

-  MACLEOD,  N.   Eastward  ;  travels  in  Egypt.  Pal 

estine,  and  Syria,  [1864].      Lond.,  1869.  16°. 

-  WARREN,   W.   W.      Life  on   the  Nile ;  also  a 

tour    in    Syria    and    Palestine,     [1866-67]. 
Paris,  1867*  16°. 

-  FREESE,    J.   R.       The  old   world ;    Palestine, 

Syria,  etc.,  1867.     Phila.,  1869.  12°. 

-  Map.      JANSSON,    J.      Syrioe   sive    Soriae    descriptio.     ! 

Amst.,  [16—].     (E  78,  no.  298) 

See  alxo  Anti-Libanus  ;  —  Baalbec  ;  —  Bashan  ;  — 
Damascus;  —  Druses;  —  Lebanon,  Mt.;  —  Levant;  — 
Palestine  ;  —  Palmyra ;  —  Phoenicia ;  —  Sinai,  Mt. 

Eccclcsiastical  affairs. 

-  ETHERIDGE,  J.  W.     The  Syrian  churches  ;  with 

a  tr.  of  the  Gospels  from  the  Peschito.   Lon 
don,  1846.  12°. 

-  PRATTEN,  B.  P.     Syriac  doc.  attributed  to  the 

first  three  centuries.     Edin.,  1871.  8°.    (Anti- 
Nicene  lib.) 

-  SPI.IETH,  L.    Carmina  ecclcsias  Syriacae.    (In  Daniel, 

H.  A.     Thcs.  hymn.,  v.  3.  1855.) 

See  alxo  Bashan;  —  Levant ;  —  Phoenicia;  — 
also  Druses ;  —  Maronites. 

Missions. 

-  LAURIE,  T.    Historical    sketch   of  the  Syria   mission. 

Boston,  Amer.  Board  of  Com.  for  Fur.  Missions, 
1866.  8°.     (C  10) 

-  MISSION  de  Byrfe.     (In  Lettres  edifiantes  et  curieuses 

v.  1.  1838.) 

See  alxo  Levant. 


History. 

-  YANOSKY,    J.       Syrie    ancienne    et    modcrne. 

Paris,  1848.  8°.     (Univers.) 

-  NAPOLEON  I.     Oampagnes  d'Eirvptc  et  de  Syrie,  1798- 

99.     (fit  hi*  Coinmentaires,  v.  2.  1867.) 
-  FRENCH  expedition  into  Syria.  Lond.,  1799.  8". 

-  NAPIER,  Sir  C.  J.     The  war  in  Syria,  1839-40. 

London,  1842.  2  v.  8°. 

-  HUNTER,  W.  P.     [1846.]     See  buck,  Description. 

-  SEGLU  DLPEVRON,  P.  de.    La  S.  sous  ['administration 

Uirque.     (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  mars,  av.  1855.) 

—  GR.  BRIT.   Part.     Corresp.  rel.  to  the  affairs  of 

S.     Pt.  2  [Maps  only].      Lond.,  [1861].  f°. 
See,  also  Daphne  ;  —  Levant ;  —   Palestine  ;  —  Pal 
myra  ;  —  Phoenicia;  —  Sinai,   Mt. ;  —  also  Atabek 
princes;  —  Omer  I'm-ha. 

Language. 
Dictionaries. 

—  BUXTORF,  J.  B.    Lexicon  Chaldaicum  et  Syria- 

cum.     Basilene,  1622.  4". 

—  CASTKLI,,  E.     Lexicon,  cui  ace.  grammatlcsc  dclinea- 

tio.     (In  his  Lex.  heptaglotton.  1669.) 

—  GCTBIER,  A.      Lexicon  Syriacum.      Nov.  ed. 

Hamb.,  1667.  8°. 

-  SCHINDLER,  V.     Lexicon  pentaglotton.     Han- 

ovise,  1612.  f°. 

Grammar. 

—  STODDARD,   D.  T.     Grammar  of  the  modern   Svrinc 

lang.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc.     Journ.,  v.  5.  iSJ6.) 

General  and  miscellaneous  works. 

—  NOLDEKE,   T.     Beitriige   znr   Kenntnisg    der   aramai- 

schen    Dialccte.     (In  Zeitschr.   d.   D.   morg.    Ges., 
v.  21,  22.  1867-68.) 

—  QUATREMERE,  E.  M.,   and   others.     Thesaurus 

Syriacns;  ed.  R.  P.  Smith.     Oxonii,   1868- 
74.  3  v.  f°. 

See  alto  Phoenicia  ;  —  also  Bible  (p.  284,  286). 
Medicine. 

—  VAN  DYCK.  C.  V.  A.    Present  condition  of  the  med 

ical  profession  in    Syria.     (In  Amer.  Orient.  Soc. 

Jonrn.,  v.  1.  1S47.) 
Syrtis.     Account  of  the  greater  Syrtis.     (In   Beechey,  F. 

W.  and  H.  AV.      Expedition  to  explore    the  North 

coast  of  Africa.  1828.) 
Syrus,  Publius.     Frngmenta.  —  Sententise.     (In  Ribbeck, 

O.     Seenicae  Rom.  poesis  frag.,  v.  2.  1S55.) 

—  Fragm.     (In  Estienne,  11.     Fr.  poet.  Lat.  1564.) 

-  Sententiae.     (In  Phsedrus.     Fab.  1828.) 

System  occasioned  by  the  speech  of  L.  Smelt,  at  York,  Dec. 
30,1779.  London,  1780.  8°.  (B766) 

System  of  anatomy  and  physiology ;  from  the  best 
authors.  New  ed.  Edin.,  1795.  3  v.  8°. 

System  of  camp-discipline  ;  incl.  Kane's  Discip 
line  for  a  battalion  in  action  ;  [also]  Kane's 
Campaigns  of  King  Wm.,  and  the  Duke  of 
Marlborough,  by  an  impartial  hand  ;  [eel.  by 
J.  Muller].  2d  ed.  London,  1757.  8". 

Systematische  Bilder-Gallerie.  See  Conversations- Lex 
icon. 

Systems  of  land  tenure  in  various  countries  ;  pub. 
[by]  the  Cobden  Club.  2d  ed.  Lond.,  1870.  8°. 

Sythes.  FRAGOSO  DE  SIQUEIRA,  J.  P.  Sobre  a  introclne- 
<jao  das  gadanhas  alcmas,  e  flamenga  em  Portugal. 
(In  Lisbon.  Ac.  d.  Sci.  Mem.  econ.,  v.  ft.  1815.)" 

Szechenyi,  Stephan.  rotntf.  SAINT  RENE  TAIIXANDIER, 
G.  E.  (In  Revue  d.  D.  Mondes,  aoiit,  oct.  1867.) 

Szymanowski,  Josef.  Pisma.    W  Lipsku,  1836.  16°. 

(Bobrowicz.     Bibli.  klass.  Polsk.,  v.  4.) 
Content*.    "VViadomosX1  o  zvciu  J.  —  Szymanowski.  — 
Wiersze  rozne.  —  Swiatynia  Wenery  w  Knidos.  —  Llsty 
o  guscic  czyli   smaku.  —  Zadyg.  —  Wyprawa  ha  wojaz. 

—  IIOFMANOWA,    K.   z.    T.     ( In  her  AVybor  pism.,  v.  4. 

1833.) 
Szymanowski,  Wojcicch,  tr.      Ilistorya  podrozy  i 

odkryc    przel.    z  francuzkiego.     Warszawa, 

1843"   8°. 
Szymonowicz,   Szymon.    Poezye.     (In  Bobrawicz,  J.  N. 

Bibl.  kicBzonkowa  klass.  Pols.,  v.  28.  1837.) 


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