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19  "  "  **     XIX. 

20  *  *•  "     XX. 

21  "  "  ''     XXI. 

22  Index  to  Encyclopaedia. 

23  Greene's  Grammar,  (Introduction.) 

24  Warren's  Geographical  QuestionR. 

25  Cleaveland's  Hymns. 

26  Bailey's  Algebra. 

27  Rudiments  of  Music. 

28  Greene's  Grammar. 

29  Bailey's  Algebra, 

30  Hooker's  Natural  History. 

31  Levana,  (Jean  Paul — German.) 

32  Ragged  Schools,  (Guthrie.) 

33  Common  School.  Education,  (Currie.) 

34  Elements  of  Intellectual  Science. 

35  Familiar  Things,  (Williment.) 

36  Ultimate  Civilization,  (I.  Taylor.) 

37  School  Management,  (Gill.) 

38  Principles  of  Teaching,  (Dunn.) 

39  History  of  United  States. 

40  Locke  Amsden. 

41  Graded  Schools,  (Wells.) 

42  Common  Things,  (Abbott.) 

43  Elements  of  Physiology,  (Angell.) 

44  Child's  Book  of  Nature,  (Hooker.) 

45  Early  School  Education,  ((Jurrie.) 

46  Home  Education,  (Taylor.) 

47  Five  Gateways  of  Knowledge. 

48  Training  System,   (Stowe.) 

49  Educational  Monthly,  Vol.  I. 

50  "  "  »'  II. 


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51  Oalkin'8  Object  Lessons. 

52  Life  of  Arnold,  Vol.  I. 

53  "  "  *   II. 

54  Basin  of  the  Nile,  (Baker.) 

55  Expedition  to  the  Zambesi,  (Livingstone.) 

56  Source  of  the  Nile,  (Speke.) 

57  Travels  in  Central  Asia,  (Vamberg.) 

58  Greene's    Analysis. 

59  Desert  World,  (Mangin.) 

60  Theory  and  Practice,  (Page,) 

61  Object  Lessons,  (Bamftrd.) 

62  Genealogical  Ilecord  of  Colchester  County. 

63  Mysteries  of  the  Ocean,  (Mangin.) 

64  Science  of  Common  Things. 

65  Calkin's  Object  Lessons. 

66  Calkin's  Object  Lessons. 

67  Government  of  U.  S. 

68  Homes  Without  Hands. 

69  Palgrave's  Arabia,  Vol.  I. 

70  "  "         Vol.  IL 

71  Geological  Survey  of  Canada, 

72  Lippincott's  Gazetter. 

73  Heat,  (Balfour  Stewart.) 

74  Quackenboss's  Arithmetic. 

75  Story  of  my  Life,  (Andersen.) 

76  Representative  Goverment,  (Mill.) 

77  Murdoch's  Nova  Scotia,  Vol.  I. 

78  "  "  "      Vol.  IL 

79  "  «  "      Vol.  III. 

80  Mills'  Political  Economy,  Vol.  I. 

81  "  "  "  Vol.  IL 

82  The  Elements,  (Jordan.) 

83  Boswell's  Johnston. 


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84  Natural  History,  (Twiney.) 

85  Magnetism  and  Electricity.  (Guthrie.) 

86  Travels  in  Italy,  (Howell.) 

87  Giant  Cities  of  Banhan,  (Porter.) 

88  Shakespeare,  Vol.  I.,  (Dyce.) 


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91 
92 
93 
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95 
96 


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Vol.  IV. 
Vol.  V. 
Vol.  VI. 
Vol.  TIL 
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Vol.  IX. 

97  Agassiz's  Brazil. 

98  Bulwer's  Historiciil  Characters,  Vol.  I. 

99  "  "  **  Vol.  II. 
100  Language,  <fec.,  (Whitney.) 

401  Outlines  of  Geography,  (Fay,) 

102  Atlas,  (Fay.) 

103  Compendium  of  Classical  Literature. 

104  "  "  English        -** 

105  "  "  American     " 

106  English  Literature  of  19th  Cemtuary. 

107  Punishment  and  Prevention. 

108  Object  Lessons,  (Sheldon.) 

109  Normal  Methods,  (Holbrook.) 

110  The  Teacher,  (Abbott.) 

111  Natural  History,  (Hooker.) 

112  Elements  of  Psychology,  (Morrell.) 

113  Land  and  >^e  Book,  '(Tkompsooi.') 

114  School  Aoiusements,  (Root.) 

115  Household  Science,  (Voumans.) 

116  Exhibition  Speaker,  (Fitegerald.) 


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17  Steam  and  the  Steam  Engine,  (£ver8.) 

18  Calisthenics,  (Watson.) 

19  Teachers'  Institute,  (Fowler.) 

20  Education  in  Europe,  (Barnard.) 

21  "  "  " 

22  Warren's  Geography. 

23  Bacon's  Essays. 

24  Gregory's  Lectures,  Vol.  I.   •  I 

25  "  "  Vol.  II.  ' 

26  Inorganic  Chemistry,  (Thorpo.) 

27  History  of  Peebleshire. 

28  Geology  of  Canada. 

29  English  Composition,  (Day.) 
30 'Animal  Physiology,  (Cleland.) 

31  Modem  History,  CTaylor.) 

32  Blackwood's  Magazine. 

33  "  " 

34  Acadian  Geology,  (Dawson.) 

35  Physical  Geography  of  the  Sea,  (Maury.) 

36  Kinglake's  Crimean  War,  Vol.  I. 

37  "  "  "      Vol  II. 

38  Wayside  Thoughts,  (Thompson.) 

39  Nile  Tributaries,  (Baker.) 

40  London  Quarterly,  1866-7 

41  North  British,  1866. 

42  Inorganic  Chemistry. 

43  Cambridge. 
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45  Statutes  of  Canada. 

46  Crabbe's  Synonyms. 

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147  Iliad,  Vol.  L 


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48  Iliad,  Vol.  II. 

49  Oyssey,  Vol.  I. 

50  Odyssey  and  ^neid. 

51  Argonauts  and  Odes  of  Anacreon. 

52  Hesiod. 

53  Ovid. 

54  iEneid. 

55  TibuUus. 
'j6  Theocritus. 

57  ApoUonius  Rhodius. 

58  Greorgics,  (Virgil.) 

59  Pindar. 

60  British  Poets  Supplement,  I. 


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66  Pope,  Vols.  Ill  and  IV. 

67  Cowper,       I. 
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69  Milton, 

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71  Dryden, 

72  Dyer. 

73  Gay,  I  and  II. 

74  **  III. 

75  Butler,  I  and  II. 

76  "  III. 

77  Hamilton. 

78  Bums. 

79  Somerville. 

80  Greene,  &c. 


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181  Watts. 

182  Akeijiside. 

183  Blair,  &c. 

184  Glover. 

185  Armstrong. 

186  Jones. 

187  Addison. 

188  Cunningham. 

189  Dryden's  Fables. 

190  Thompson. 

191  Collins,  Gray,  <kc. 

192  Smollet,  &c. 

193  Walter. 

194  Shenestone. 

195  Oitique  on  Milton,  &c. 

196  Edward  Moore. 

197  John  Scott. 

198  Langhorne. 

199  Churchill,  Vol.  I  and  II. 

200  Churchill,    "  III. 

201  Young,        "     I  and  II. 

202  "  « III  and  IV. 

203  Swift, 
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205  British  History,  (Chambers.) 

206  Caesar, 

207  English  Literature^ 

208  History  of  Rome, 

209  Medieval  History, 

210  Modern  History, 

211  History  of  Greece, 


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212  Geography,  (Chambers.) 

213  History  of  English  Language, 

214  Principles  of  Elocution, 

215  Horace, 

216  Natural  Philosophy,  Vol.  II, 

217  Arithmetic, 

218  Rudiments  of  Zoology, 

219  Rudiments  of  Geol  )gy, 

220  Exemplary  Biography, 

221  Meteorology, 

222  Histoire  du  Canada, 

223  First  German  Reader, 

224  Latin  Exercises. 

225  Key  to  Latin  Exercises, 

226  Political  Economy, 
2:^7  Geographical  Primer, 

228  Scripture  Geography, 

229  Scripture  Geography, 

230  Elementary  German  Grammar, 
331  Moral  Class  Book, 

232  Geographical  Primer, 

233  Geography  of  Scotland, 

234  Simple  Lessons, 

235  First  Drawing  Book, 

236  Second     "  " 

237  Second     "  « 

238  Book  Keeping,        . 

239  Select  Fables  of  Phaedrus, 

240  Key  to  Arithmetic, 

241  Exercises  in  Algebra, 

242  History  of  France, 

243  Political  Economy,  (Wayland.) 

244  Zoology,  (Agassiz.) 


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Lectures  on  Prophecy. 

Biographical  Sketches  of  British  Poets, 

Portraits  of  British  Americans. 

History  of  Canada,  (Boy.) 

Speeches  and  Letters  of  Joseph  Howe,  Vol.  I. 

History  of  Newfoundland,  (Pedley.) 
Travels  in  South  Africa.  (Livingstone.) 
Koman  Antiquities,  (Adam.)  ' 

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Eighty  Years'  Progress  of  British  N.America. 
Eighty  Years'  Progress  of  United  States,  Vol.1. 

Historical  and  Descriptive  account  of  British 

America,  Vol.  I. 
Catalogue  of  N.  Y.  State  Libraay. 
French  Grammar,  (Bolmar.) 
Educational  Reports. 
Conversations  on  Grand  Pere. 
French  Reader,  (Arnoult.) 
French  Lessons. 

Adventures  of  Don.  Silvio,  (German.) 
The  Rash  Vows,  (German.) 
OUendorf's  French. 
Second  German  Reader. 
Ovid. 

French  Grammar,  (Ahn.) 
Cicero's  Select  Orations, 
French  Grammar,  (Direy.) 
Sallust. 

Cornelius  Nepos, 
Exercises  in  German. 
Minutes  of  Council  on  Education. 


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German  Phrase  Book. 

Curtiua  Kufus. 

Greek  Prosody. 

Cicero's  Orations. 

First  Greek,  (Harkness.) 

Introduction  to  Latin,  (Harkness.) 

First  Book  in  Ijatin,  (McClintock.) 

Second  Book  in  Latin, 

Second  Book  in  Greek, 

Second     "  " 

Thucydides. 

Plato's  Dialogues. 

Livius  Patavinus. 

Latin  Reader,  (Harkness,) 

Cicero  deOfficiis. 

Virgil. 

Virgil. 

Sallust, 

First  Greek  Reader,  (Bryce.) 

Second  "  "  " 

Greek  Prose  Composition,  (Arnold.) 

Second  Latin,  (Arnold.) 

Fourth  Greek,  (Arnold.) 

Hoole's  Terminations. 

Xenophon. 

Eutropius. 

Key  to  Arithmetic. 

Second  Latin,  (Bryce.) 

Rudiments  of  Hebrew. 

Latin  Dictionary,  (Riddle.) 

Virgil,  (Delphini.) 

Herodotus,  Vol.  I. 


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Vol.  II. 

318  Cicero's  Offices,  (Translation.) 

319  Cicero  on  Oratory, 

320  Cicero's  Orations, 

321  Tacitus,  Vol.  I- 

322  "       Vol.  II. 

323  Sallust, 

324  Juvenile,  <fec. 

325  Caesar, 

326  Horace, 

327  Virgil, 

328  Terence, 

329  Euripides, 

330  ^schylus, 

331  Thucydides, 

332  Demosthenes, 

333  Demosthenes, 

334  Herodotus, 

335  Homer's  Illiad. 

336  "        Odyssey, 

337  "        Od'yssey,  (Pope.) 

338  Sophocles,  (Trans.) 

339  Euripides, 

340  Geological  Survey  of  Newfoundland. 

341  Geology  of  Canada,  (Gov.  Survey.) 

342  Acadian  Geology,  (Dawson.) 


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343  The  Two  Records,  (Hugh  Miller.) 

344  Fo(  t-Prints  of  the  Creator,  (Miller.) 

345  Ge<  logy,  (Page.) 

346  Catalogue  of  Cast  of  Fossils,  (Ward.) 

347  Geology  and  Mineralogy  of  N.  S.,  (Gesner.) 

348  Elements  of  Geology,  (Lyall.) 

349  Principles  of  Geokgy,  (Lyall.) 

350  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  (Buckland)  Vol.  I. 

351  "  "  "  Vol.  II. 

352  Mineralogy,  (Jameison.) 

353  Mineralogy,  (Dana.) 

354  Arran,  (Landsborough.) 

355  Transactions  of  N.  Y.  Agr.  Society. 

356  Trans,  of  Board  oi  Agr.  U.  Canada. 

357  Genera  Plan  tar  um. 

358  Botany,  (Grey.) 

359  Botanical  Text-Book,  (Gray.) 

360  Physiological  Botany,  (Keith,)  Vol.  I. 

361  Physiological  Botany,  (Keith.) 

362  Elements  of  Botany,  (Richards.) 

363  Lectures  on  Botany,  (Thomson.) 

364  Vegetable  Physiology,  (Meyen,) 

365  Vegetable  Kingdom,  (Hogg.) 

366  British  Mosses,  (Stark.) 

367  British  Algae,  (Harvey,) 

3G8  Philosophy  of  Plants,  (Decandolle.) 

369  Botanic  Essays,  (Blair.) 

370  Vegetable  Physiology. 

371  Complete  Gardener,  (Quintyne.) 

372  Garnening,  (Bradley.) 

373  Discourse  on  Earth.  Water,  &c.,  (Bradley.) 

374  British  Garden,  (Murray,)  Vol.  I. 

375  •*  "  «  Vol.  n. 


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376  Class-Book  of  Botany,  (Wood.) 

377  Flora  Scotica,  (Hooker.) 

378  Botanical  Dicticnary,  (Milne.) 

379  Fruits,  tfec.,  of  America,  (Downing.) 

380  Agricultural  Chemistry,  (Johnson.) 

381  Agricultural  Chemistry,  (Johnson.) 

382  Chemistry  and  Geology,  (Johnson.) 

383  Notes  on  North  America,  Vol.  I.  (Johnson.) 

384  "  '*  "  Vol.  IL, 

385  Chemistry  of  Com.  Life,    Vol.  I., 

386  Journal  of  Agriculture, 

387  Agriculture,  (Monceau,)  Vol.  I. 

388  *'  "  Vol.  II. 

389  Agriculture,  (Lowe.) 

390  Husbandry  of  Scotland,  (Sinclair.) 

391  Pomology.  (Warder.) 

392  Agricult  j.re,  (Emerson.) 

393  Agi-iculture.  (Norton.) 

394  Agriculture  in  N.  S.,  (Dawson.) 

395  "  "  " 

396  "  "  " 

397  Hind's  Essay. 

398  Agricultural  (Jlass-Book. 

399  Canada. 

400  Organic  Chemistry, 

401  Catechism  of  A gr.  Chemistry,  (Johnston.) 

402  Set  of  Natural  History  Plates,  Part  I. 
403 
404 
405 
406 
407 
408  Practical  Economy. 


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409  Spring,  (Mudie.) 

410  Slimmer,     " 

411  British  Entomology,  (Catlow.) 

412  British  Animals,  (Fleming.) 

413  Intellect,  Emotions  and  Moral  Nature,  (Lyell.) 

414  Intellectual  Powers,  (Abercrombie.) 

415  Moral  Sentiments,  (Adam  Smith.) 

416  Moral  Philosophy. 

417  Brown's  Leetures,  Vol.  I. 

418  *'  "  Vol.  11. 

419  "  "  Vol.  III. 

420  "  **  Vol.  IV. 

421  Mental  Exertion,  (Leared.) 

422  Homeopathy,  (Josslin.) 

423  Pliilosophicai  Theories. 

424  Rhode  Island  Journal,  (Barnard.) 
42.'>  Staples'  Penmanship. 

42 n  Physiology  of  Intellectual  Philosophy. 

427  Theory  tjnd  Practice  of  Teaching,  (Page.) 

428  Mann's  Educational  Tour. 

429  The  Teacher,  (Abbott.) 

430  School  and  School-master,  (Potter.) 

431  Training  System,  (Stow.) 

432  Central  Society  of  Education. 

433  Philosophy  of  Education,  (Gall.) 

434  Pepular  Education,  (Mayhew.) 

435  Education  and  Knowledge,  (Everett.) 

436  Central  Society  of  Education. 

437  Educational  Report,  (New  York.) 

438  Central  Society  of  Education. 

439  Lectures  on  Education. 

440  Tracts  on  Popular  Education. 

441  Lectures  on  Education,  (Mann.) 


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442  Moral  Science,  (Wayland.) 

443  Wesleyan  Education  Report. 

444  Botany  and  Education. 

445  Moral  Feelings,  (Abercrombie.) 

446  Elements  of  Thought,  (Taylor.) 

447  Philosophical  Theories. 

448  School  Management,  (Gill.) 

449  Documents  of  N.  Y.  B.  of  Education. 

450  'i  <  « 

461         "  "  " 

452  Infant  School  Education,  (Cuirie.) 

453  « 

454  Common  School  Education,  (Currie.) 

455  Homeopathy. 

456  Bible  in  Common  Schools,  (Cheeves.) 

457  Improvement  of  the  Mind,  (Watts.) 

458  Educational  Minutes. 

459  National  Education  in  Europe,  (Barnard.) 

460  Sessional  School. 

461  Infant  Schools,  (r»<eynold.) 

462  Museum. 
463 

464 

465  " 

466  " 
467 
468  American  J'r.  of  Education, Vol.  III. (Barnard.) 


469 

Vol.  IV, 

470 

Vol.  V, 

471 

Vol.  V,  No.  14," 

472 

Vol.  VI,  No.  16," 

473 

Vol.  8,  No.  21,  " 

474 

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Vol.  8,  No.  20,  " 

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475  "  "  "     Vol.       No.  22,  " 

476  "  "  **     Vol.  .,  Xo.  26,  " 

477  Noi-th  British  Review,    Vol.  I. 

478  *'  "  "         Vol.  II. 

479  *'  **  "         Vol  III. 

480  "  "  "         Vol.  IV. 

481  **  "  "         Vol.  V. 

482  "  "  "         Vol.  VI. 

483  School  Report,  (Boston.) 

484  Webster's  Dictionary,  School  Edition. 

485  Walker's  Dictionary. 

486  Johnston's  Dictionary. 

487  German  Dictionary. 

488  Trench  on  the  Study  of  Words. 

489  Educational  Report,  (Masa.) 

490  Educational  Report,  (N.  Y.) 

491  Grammar,  (Barratt.) 

492  Cobbett's  English  Grammar. 

493  Murray's  English  Grammar. 

494  Educational  Report,  (N.  Y.) 

495  Wilson's  Grammar. 

496  Educational  Report,  (N.  Y.) 

497  Educational  Roport,  (N.  Y.) 

498  Report  of  Exhibition  at  Halifax,  1854. 

499  Histoire  du  Canada. 

500  Journal  of  Agriculture.  * 

501  Webster's  Speller. 

502  New  Brunswick,  N.  S.,  P.  E.  I.,  (Monro.) 

503  Indian  Year  Book,  1861. 

504  Histoire  du  Canada. 

505  Atlas,  (Cartee.) 

506  Common  School  Geography,  (Warren.) 

507  Earth  and  Man,  (Guyot.) 


17 


508  Geography,  (Reid.) 

509  "  " 

510  Geography,  (Hughes.) 

511  Elements  of  Geometry. 

012  Geography  of  Nova  Scotia,  (Dawson.) 

513  Geography,  (Reid.) 

514  Geography,  (Anderson.) 

515  Exercises  on  Geography,  (Anderson.) 
510  Geography,  (Reid.) 

517  Geography  of  Canada,  (Gibson.) 

518  ''         Elementary,  (Reid.) 

519  " 

520  « 

521  Key  to  Modern  Geography. 

522  Easy  Lessons. 

523  Lessons  on  Common  Things. 

524  Reading  Lessons,  No.  5. 

525  "  "  " 

526  "  "  " 

527  English  Word  Book. 

528  "  "         " 

529  The  Four  Seasons. 

530  Lessons  on  Common  Things. 

531  Reading  Lessons,  No.  5. 

532  Sixth  Book  of  Lessons. 

533  Lessons  on  Common  Things. 

534  Junior  Reader. 

535  Reading  Book,  No.  3. 

536  Educational  Reports,  (Boston.) 

537  Sequel. 

538  Easy  Reading;  Lessons. 

539  Ai-t  of  Reading. 

540  Story  of  a  Needle. 


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541 
542 
543 
544 
545 
546 
547 
548 
549 
550 
551 
552 
553 
554 
555 
556 
557 
558 
559 
560 
561 
562 
663 
564 
565 
566 
567 
568 
569 
570 
571 
572 
573 


Wilson's  Selections. 
Chambers's  Miscellany. 
Key  to  Arithmetic. 
Intermediate  Keader. 
Collection  of  Xjessons. 
Scripture  Lessons,  No.  2. 

Third  Book. 

Sequel  to  Primer. 

Manual  of  Etymologies. 

Reader  No.  3. 

Sequel. 

Key  to  Book  Keeping. 

Arithmetic. 

Murray's  Spelling  Book. 

Indians  of  Guiana. 

Town's  Reader,  No.  3, 

Speller,  (Woicester. 

Paradise  Lost. 

English  Composition. 

Slavery  and  Color. 

Popular  Encyclopedia. 


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576 
676 
577 

578 
569 
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681 
582 
583 
584 
585 
586 
587 
588 
589 
590 
591 
592 
593 
594 
596 
596 
597 
598 
599 


Popular  Encycelopedia. 
Mental  Arithmetic,  (Colborn.) 
Arithmetic,  Wilson. 
Primary  Arithmetic,  (Copeland.) 
Appendix  to  Mensuration.    . 
Mathematical  Tables. 
Exercises  in  Arithmetic. 
First  Step  to  Arithmetic. 
Arithmetic,  (Scotch  Series.) 
Key  to  Hutton's  Arithmetic. 
Key  to  Book-Keeping. 
Mental  Arithmetic,  (Reed.) 

"  "  (Greenleaf.) 

Elements  of  Geometry. 
Appendix  to  Mensuration, 
Connecticut  School  Journal. 
First  Geometry,  (Hill.) 
Parker's  Philosophy. 
German  Bible. 

Commentai-y  on  the  Epistles,  (Calvin.) 
Exercises  in  Algebra. 
Class  Book  of  Poetry, 
Convict  Ship,  Poem. 
Chamber's  Miscellany. 
Sketches  of  Nova  Scotia. 
Wandering  Thoughts. 

END   OF   BEQUEST. 


600  Somerville's   Molecular  and  Microscopic  Sci- 

ence, Vol.  I. 

601  "  «  "  "     II. 

602  Craik's  English  Literature,  Vol.  I. 

603  "  "  «  «      11. 


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604  Young's  Agircola. 

605  Rural  Studies. 

606  Froude'a  History  of  England,  Vol.  I. 
607 
608 
609 
610 
611 
612 
613 
614 
615 
616 
617 

618  Jowett's  Plato,  Vol.  I. 

619  "  "         "      IL 

620      "       «      "    in. 

621  "  "         "      IV. 

622  Short  Studies  on  Great  Subjects,  (Froude.) 

623  First  Book  of  Geology. 

624  Light  Houses  and  Light  Ships. 

625  Egypt  3300  Years  Ago. 

626  Wonders  of  Architecture. 

627  Wondei-s  of  Pompeii. 

628  Italian  Art. 

629  Glass  Making. 

630  Works  of  Oliver  Goldsmith. 

631  Mommsen's  History  of  Kome,  Vol.  I. 

632  "  "  "  "     IL 

633  "  «  '"  "     ITL 

634  "  "  "  "     IV. 

635  Books  and  Readings,  (Porter.) 

636  Insects  at  Home,  (Wood.) 


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637  Raskin's  Lectures  on  Art. 

638  Mcllvaine's  Elocution. 

639  Spalding's  English  Literature. 

640  Northwest  Passage  by  Land. 

641  Calkin's  Object  Lessons,  (new  edition.) 

642  Sartor   Resartus. 

643  Chips  from  a  German  Werk  Shop,  VqJ.  I. 


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644 
645 

646  French's  Elementary  Arithmetic. 

647  Kerl's  English  Grammar. 

648  Parser  and  Analyser. 

649  Easy  Experiments  in  Physical  Science. 

650  Hooker's  Natural  Philosophy. 

651  Natural  Philosophy,  (Simpson.) 

652  Hooker's  Chemistry. 

653  Child's  Book  of  Nature. 

654  Hooker's  Mineralogy  and  Geology. 

655  Physiology  and  Hygiene,  (Dalton.) 

656  Children's  Crusade. 

657  The  Human  Intellect,  (Porter.) 

658  Dawson's  Acadian  Geology. 

659  Lyell's  Visit  to  United  States. 

660  The  Year  of  Battles. 
(;61  Spencer,  Vol.  I. 
662         "  "     TL 

663      "       "   in. 

664  **  "     IV. 

665  "  "     V. 

666  Emerson's  Poems. 

667  "  Essays. 

668  Philosophy  of  Style,  (Herbert  Spencer.) 

669  Life  and  Letters  of  Farraday,  Vol.  I. 


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670  Life  and  Letters  of  Farraday,  Vol.  II. 

671  Dickens  Dictionary. 

672  Art  Education. 

673  Festivals  and  Amusements. 

674  Marie  Antoinette. 

675  Self  Help. 

676  Thp-ckeray's  Miscellanies. 

677  Life  of  George  Stephenson. 

678  Life  and  Times  of  Brougham,  Vol.  I. 

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679 
680 

681  Foster's  Life  of  Dickens,  Vol.  I. 

682      "      "  "       "   n. 

683  First  Book  of  Mineralogy. 

684  Autocrat  of  the  Breakfast  Table. 

685  Professor  at  the  Breakfast  Table. 

686  Reign  of  Law, (Duke  of  Argyle.) 

687  Memoir  of  R.  and  W.  Chambers. 

688  Japan. 

689  South  Africa. 

690  Eothen,  (Kinglake.) 

691  Metal  Mining,  (Collins.) 

692  The  Observing  Faculties. 

693  Physical  Greography,  (Young.) 

694  Chemical  History  of  a  Candle. 

695  Public  Business. 

696  Parks  and  Pleasure  Grounds. 

697  The  Child. 

698  Self  Instructor. 

699  Schools  and  Schoolmasters. 

700  Fay's  Geography. 

701  Blair's  Rhetoric. 

702  Julius  Caesar,  (Napoleon.) 


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704  Dalgleish's  Anaylsis. 

705  Greenleaf's  National  Arithmetic. 
706 
707 
708 
709 
710 


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Geometry. 
Algebra,  (Higher.) 
Common  S.  Arithmetic. 
Algebra,  (Elementary.) 
Trigonometry. 

711  People's  Pictorial  Atlas. 

712  Dana's  Mineralogy. 

713  Outline  Study  of  Man,  (Hopkins.) 

714  Diamonds  and  Precious  Stones. 

715  The  Eagle's  Nest,  (Ruskin.) 

716  Swinton's  Grammar. 

717  Hunter's  Geometry. 

718  A  Theory  of  Fine  Art,  (Torrey.) 

719  Elements  of  Zoology,  (Tenney.) 

720  National  Education,  (Rigg.) 

721  The  Dawn  of  Life,  (Dawson.) 

722  Natural  Philosophy,  (Cooley.) 

723  The  Thirty  Years'  War,  (Gardiner.) 

724  The  Eai-th  as  Modified  by  Human  Action, 

(Marsh.) 

725  Structure  of  Animal  Life,  (Agassie.) 

726  Mammalia,  (Jones.) 

727  The  Principles  of  Science,  (Potter.) 

728  Essays  in  Criticism,  (Arnold.) 

729  Sex  in  Education,  (Clarke.) 

730  Index  of  Familiar  Quotations,  (Grocott.) 

731  Familiar  Quotations,  (Bartlett,) 

732  Lombard  Street,  (Bagehot.) 

733  Introduction  to  English  Literature,  (Day.) 

734  A  Book  about  Dominies,  (Hope.) 


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735  History  of  Art,  (D'Anvers.) 

736  Life  of  Dean  Swift,  (Forster.) 

737  The  Building  of  A.  Brain,  (Clarke.) 

738  Assyrian  Discoveries,  (Smith.) 

739  Self  Culture,  (Blackie.) 

740  History  of  Greece,  Vol.  I,  ^^Curtius.) 

741  "  «       Vol.  II. 

742  "  «       Vol.  III. 

743  **  "      Vol.  IV. 

744  ♦*  "      Vol.  V. 

745  The  Rise  of  the  Dutch  Republic,  (Motley.) 

746  History  of  England,  Vol.  I,  (Molesworth.) 

747  "  "        Vol.  II. 

748  "  "        Vol.111. 

749  Science  of  Language,  (MuUer.) 

750  (yrabbe's  Life  and  Works. 

751  Byron's  Works, 

752  Whittier's  Poems. 

753  The  Works  of  Edgar  Poe,  Vol.  I. 

754  "  "         Vol.  IL 

755  "  «         Vol.  III. 

756  "  "         Vol.  IV. 

757  Dante. 

758  Longfellow's  Poems. 

759  Queen  iviary,  (Tennyson.) 

760  Works  of  Mi-s.  Browning,  Vol.  I. 

761  "  "  Vol.  IL 

762  "     '  "  Vol.  IIL 

763  "  «  Vol.  IV. 

764  "  "  Vol.  V. 

765  Chancer,  Vol.  I. 

766  "        Vol.  IL 

767  "        Vol.  III. 


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768  Chancer,  Vol.  IV. 

769  "         Vol  V. 

770  "         Vol.  VI. 

771  "         Vol.  VII. 

772  "        Vol.  VIII. 

773  Campbell's  History  of  l^ova.  Scotia. 

774  Archer's  History  of  Canada. 

775  MacAulay's  History  of  England,  Vol.  I. 

776  "  «  Vol.  II. 

777  Gibbon's   Decline    and   Fall   of  the   Boman 

Empire,  Vol.  I. 

778  "  Vol.  II. 

779  «  Vol.  III. 

780  MacAulay's  Essays. 

781  Stray  Leaves  with  Life  of  Wallace,  (Glass.) 

782  Tale  of  a  Tub,  (Swift.) 

783  Inorganic  Chemistry,  (Kemshead.) 

784  Practical  German  Grammar,  (Malar.) 

785  Greek  Rudiments. 

786  Latin  Grammar,  (Schmitz.) 

787  Latin  Rudiments. 

788  Physical  Geography,  (MacTurk.) 

789  Elements  of»Euclid,  (Bryce.) 

790  Political  Economy,  (Dick.) 

791  Arithmetic,  (Evers.) 

792  Pure  Mathematics,  (Atkins.) 

793  Elementary  Mensuration,  (Lewis.) 

794  Nautical  Astronomy,  (Evers,) 

795  Astronomy,  (Plummer.) 

796  Navigation,  (Evers.)  .  ,^ 

797  Geometry,  (Angel.) 

798  Naval  Architecture,  (Therle.) 

799  "     Plates. 


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830 
831 
832 


800  Applied  Mechanics,  (B,GSsitor.) 

801  •*  "  (Evers.) 

802  Machine  Construction,  (Tomkins.) 

803  The  Steam  Engine,  (Evers.) 

804  Mechanics,  (Rossiter.) 

805  The  Locomotive  Engine,  (Evers.) 

806  Organic  Chemistry,  (Watts.) 

807  Zoology,  (Harbison.) 

808  Biology,  (MacGinley.) 

809  Systematic  Botanv,  (Balfour.) 

810  Coal  Mining,  (Collins.) 

811  Metallurgy,  (Greenwood.) 

812  Magnetism  and  Electricity,  (Angell.) 

813  First  French  Course,  (Chardenal.) 

814  Second  French  Course,  (Chardenal.) 

815  French  Exercises,  (Chardenal.) 

816  Merchant  of  Venice,  (Shakespeare.) 

817  King  Richard  II,  (Shakespeare.) 

818  King  Henry  YIII,  (Shakespeare.) 

819  Scientific  and  Technical  Reader. 

820  Collins'  Progressive  Reader,  No.  VI. 

821  "  "  "         for  Girls. 

822  "     Fifth  Book. 

823  "     Sixth  Book. 

824  Readings  in  English  Literature. 

825  MacAulay's  Life  and  Letters,  Vol.  I. 

826  "  *•  Vol.  II. 

827  The  Improvisatore,  (Andersen.) 

828  Annual  Physiology,  (Angell.) 
829^Census  of  Canada,  1870-71,  Vol.  L 


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